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run MAnkMr norsn WAC
wiz Be Hall Masted Upon the Deatl
Of Confederate Veterans.


The city council at recent meeting
granted petition from DICK Downing
comp allowing the city flag 10 30 harea
At half mast uaon the market hoqsc
whenever one OF their members alei, In
order that should comrade die durng
the night too late for notice to be gol-
ten in the morning paper. fhis might lc
means OF giving general notice. 50 that
members OF the camp mlght attend The
fUneral
on Thursday, January 10 the Gag was
81 half mast for a member OF the camp.
Mr.. Toole but X served a double pur-
pose. as Captain c. O. WoodbHaSe, an
old citizen and member Of the camp. died
at Corpus chrlsG the same day Thus
the nag was AZ hall mast for two Of
houston's old citizens and veterans OF
SIC camp
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verdict for the naiiroad.

Little Rock. Ark January 12.-After
ten daye' trial In the Federal court the
celebrBted suit OF the Lesser Cotton en-
pany and fourteen Of the argest jnsur-
ance companies In the country against
the ST. Louis. Iron Mountain ana southern
Railway company for $4,000 damsg s,
today resulted in verdict for the de-
PENDANT The trial was to recover value
Of compress burned at Newport, April
J. 1900. it being alleged that the fire was
due to a spark from an engine.
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\. o. 1. W. ofnccr. Installed.

The following officers have been IN.
stalled by the Anciert order OF United
Workingmen;
Nehard Mccain, master workman;
Morton b Shea, foreman: ]. j. Cole
oyerseer; Richard v. Harris. guide.
W j. Seherullng. recorder: f. J. oiire.
nnrheier W, A. Compton, receiver: l..
4; Perkins. Judge watchman: ]. NJ. Cop
pm, outside watchmsn; John Dreaper.
trustee.
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Jndge CockrclInenl.

Little Rock Ark, January t2.-Judge stcr
Ing R. Cockrell. one Of the most prominent
lhris's in the State. died today after Ave
days illness with grippe and pleurisy. aged
81 years He was chief justice of the Ar
kansas supreme court from 1851 TO 1898, when
ne resigned 10 attend to his private law
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yards, about $50 o'clock last night Mary
Wright. colored woman. had one OF
her legs badly mJngled switch en-
CINE moved the cars while the woman
WIS under them and the accident result
ed. The woman was taken to the Hous-
ton infrmary, and while her leg was NOT
omputaled last night it Is feared that It
viii have 20 be taken of
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The news Of the death Of Mrs. Pau
limo Harris at SAN Antonio yesterday
morning at ) o'clock, was received in
Houston yesterday with regret by her
friends hrre where she formerly resld-
ed Mrs Harris was the widow OF the
late VI Harris % Houston and Bellville
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Undeiivered kilograms.

There are undelivered telegrnakt the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company for c. H. Clarke, l., A. Newson
W. e, Quin Sieve o'Toole, f. W. Voogt
ana Miss Ella Dickson.
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necrared n n,yidena.

Judge J. R. Burnett. referee in bank
fuptcy Tor the Houston division OF tho
Eastern district OF Texas. on yesterday
declared dividend OF 81 per cent n tho
matter OF the bankruptcy OF o. VI. Upper
Of Anglcton.
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aunrtcttc society tn Voc.

The executive committee Of the Hous-
ton Quartette society viii NEST AT $50
o'clock This afternoon to arrange some
OF the business details connected w'.h
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joyed the dancing for some time and the
small hours of the next morning found
many tired but satisfied Woodmen and
their ladies'
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viii sell entire Allen Lumber ca.
5snde. miI1s. planers etc, situated in
Polk county, ~ private sale al my offce
en Yeb2saAr7 4 subject TO courts an
g3cyel Heterye Hight to rejert ali BIDS
pd PA - once. either IN bulk N
y SteriiaE aiyer.
" Ttuatcs.
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Rcmoval Of rexa. contra, s,on.

Waco TsSss' January is,-The removal
|of the Texas Central shops viii bex,a
before many weeiSs. but before his I.
oone q great deal a work viii have 10 he
dYne on the East Waco property on ac-
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In attempting TO crawl Under some
cars standing on the crossing in tire
Houston and Texas Central railroad
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Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Fast Mail to 81. Louis ana Chicago.
Leave $50 p. m .......... Arrive 4. 30 q. 10
Leave 100 a. ...,....... .... Arrive 7.30p.m
Columbia and VeIasco Trains.
Leave 700 Il NJ. ........- Arrive $40 p m
Daily Except SUNDAY.
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Al trains arrive ana depart from ,hs Grand Cen
ral depot except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
trains. which have depot In the Fifth ward. the In
ternaton>i & Gtea, Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern de-
pot on Congress avenue and the Houston Fast and
WeEt Texas morning train which leaves from and
arrives at tha Houston East and West Texas dep OF
The AIssgAu Kansas & fcxas ana Galveston
Houston Henderson trains pasS the international
and Great rihen depot
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Flhh Ward.
Leave Gas am Express Train Arrive 10. 90 N
Grand Central Depot
Leave 7.20 p. Arrive 900 a tn
Shreveport Kansas Civ and CIneinnatLl
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Nos and 70 are last mail and eXpress he'Ween The
two cities oniy and will carry through cars for Dali
las and Denison, going from Houston via the Cen-
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NOrE-Talns leaving Houston st4Asr.
10, and arriving at Houston at 5.4s a. III and
Io.ss a. m also run Into Grand Central de-
pot departing 70 minutes earlier and arriY-
ing ten minutes later than time given above.
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heir approaching concert with Miss Leo.
nora Jackson, the famous ulolinist.
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6. II. & II. u. IL.
Depot foot II Co1Etess Avenue.
Galveston Trims,
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H., a n. G. r.. II.
Grand Central Depot
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n. a. n. o. n. n.
ma New Orleans Trains,
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FRr>'H N,rIo>s ann NJ
President iesbe, uush 1rtteeA ~ the re
spec, she~p the 0asea's Wsmor,

NnFftdl Z ave bstf1frf o. IHFt'N
~io.puS. Jan n N" Paris corr-spon-
deui - ~" 1--WE. sav- that In a CONVEX
-sror WITH an eminent Fngl'h politician.
President IoHhet SAID
I am much plea--t A. The strtude ~htch
the French prrS- worthy % tho name hs.
maintained since the announcement ~ tho
Queen . death WIN the exception Of r-r-
ain papers which ! need not name all tie
organs ~ the pres. tsye paid the trbut. ~
admiration and respect a." - nor. aud
rendered homage 80 the great sorros mani
Tested bv the / ns.',h people
= can -av thlt a vast majority of the French
nation. tpo. hr oh .rrv"d universal rssp~ct
Nv the gray,f, ~ b., stutude on learning
81 N" queens death and the deep and unani-
mou, sorrow 'al' aud -hoNn throughout
~. British tuurre
The politician assured President "ubet
that hts r,mpatrlots pat asi de the few un-
worthy phrase. which form"i a di~rord Ia
the univ .r-al concert ~ opinion. and kuew
how to appreciate ~" respect and ~ mpathY
az tho French people IT, added w" shall
cherish With lasting and grateful memory
these demonstrations
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th- tsndertoin pelirs sai ~ IuH' N'''
,-t.,d., ses a.tsd - 80 e policeman
. $780, . 3D.. fesu
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ths s1nfsn bsoan - cff t"'"r"n nov
49,. "a an. sss Mr. e~a tatsIfu 90 \ n.
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dn~sn yssr-oid sister 90 NHf'"I N'' .
-. a., 81 ,.o a.sv from hnHne vIu .
"a.
man if'm Wv '"E r'''' wv
and
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OBITt ARS.

state Senator Cornelius Y Parsons died
Yesterday at 81 T. NJ a. his residence in
Rochester after n long illness from a com-
plica,on Of diseases II" had suffered for
wears from acute stomach trouble which
Increased In violence. After tho legislature
adjourned last winter he went 10 the AdirOr-
dscks hopius 70 regain his health H." stayed
there sevarsi wseks and returned TO Rochester
apparently rsouperated and in good spirits
Ito took htis par, in the campaign La, TAIL,
assured. Hs attended The opening session
on Jan. 2. but the rigorous winter climat.
bronyst S9 sns,hsI a,iacT ~ acute s,omech
r f"Sndoaa ;, Hs a:' fsmi TH' Thtr e end came AFTER iHsr
4 ssr's sa q, :'N &. a. .P,ili Win h %"rs'G son. hi.
ntor Parsons was born May az. isI?. IN the
town OF YORK. LIVINGSTON COUNTY II" had
year Ilc early became identified with poll-
,,S.1 and AZ 81 q y .s .@ Of as" Sns ', pTr,,ac al
chosen rnsyor and served In thai capnoitv
for fcuv<ssp consecutive years u. was
.i,rS,Sa 2 , Il: a'r I" ,sS s !" ,s' scna a.. S N"d
session Of ,hss
Alfred . "L,,ccli.. Of ,hc Nrm Of 4, s,
died on INcsdsy Of hi, home. - West lig'ty
eighth. AUtst lie was %. wears old Mr.
INscellAe was lhteFes'ed from a hlsl' ess
.'nndnoiat' N the litigation to defnr tlr
,Onstitnttenal rights oi Porto Rico. having
large 'lsiNa non the t,o,"rnrpeU' for drtir>
vnid here on Porto ll"an imports ANldnw
and two Nrs slr vivc hIn Mr. la.C"ll,y
va- a member Of the Ar sriCan Zinc Ats
society, 81 tho Reform, 'lNh. Ind. uptl a
few years heforc his death. 81 the \rw York
lroducc Exchange,
John Dc rsystcr Douw died YESTERDAY st
his home In Poushkecpsic His grandfather
WAS Judge volcert Peter bow. a vicc-uresi.
dent Of tho first Provincial Congress Ia 1913
aud one ~ the Committee OF Safety HIS
father WAS John Do reyster Douw. a soldier
81 the Nsvolution Mr. Douw was born Ia
Albany In 1872 and was educated at III. Flush
ins. |. |. Military Academy
Henry { Davis. who was a grands on ~
Iucrctla Mott. died AZ his home In plila-
delphia yesterday, aged q. years lie va.
born in Cheltenham. Montgomery county. Ia
All his life he Ind been a friend Of the negro
During the war his bovhood home was on.
Of Tho stations al tho undo ground railway"
! EdcAr Pow~lsor, president Of tho Naw
brunswick Board NJ Trade. died yesterday
~ his hoius In that city IL wae 50 years old
aud leaves n widow and three children Mr.
i'owclson wac elected I, the County Foard
~ Frcehoiders IN 1875.
FORMER Assemblymsn Thomas NcGrrth.
morning At his home In Newark lie was -
ware Old :. Mr.. McGrath lrsves . widow
and nvs ohildrSa.
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BRiTiSH MIE ~ fRANSvAAI.
Favorable Commcni On the Ttie Taken b, the
hing,

loNpoN. Jan 30 Sir Henry Drummond
Wulr. formerly British minister at Madrid.
writes to tho press saving II would he diNc'lt
60 eSagg.r ate tho Importance " the procla-
nation 81 klns Edward a. Supreme Lord
Of and oV er the rransvaal
ltwas a wise and h"nencent step that WAS
more likely than any other TO lead TO pac,tlca-
ton, because ~ recognizes the entire morale
Of III" Trsnsvaal, Keeping II - "A separate
constituent of thu Empire. aud placing its
laws, customs. traditions and reli gion under
n. supreme separate rulo ard protection ot
the ktug
The pro Roer paper hsv" already com
mcuted upon the title approvinglv because
II leaves the way open for a settlement en-
abhng tho Beers to enjoy autonomy ss .
Nassal state
, despatch to the Dd,i NrUs from Paris
says that the title - regarded 'hero a. show
ing u wish To compromise with the republics
on the basis NJ home rule. n In the German
umpire
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made ~ scarlet fovers
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four poor Irish hsnsrstvst Another Simple
httl~ sr-l'h t. from . ~pmsn len 9 sorshnu~s
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N. Royal Family to Weep Aboard the tsohs
o, psrt.mssth trids, wight


y" v'""
1913. F" "n"' :" s''rn' 200,
i portsmouth fr'1al nlSh'' nuns fdShn
Hu" n' e'"r "' W. "r'
'I." anu 'Ieh'' an" 1u""n Ne''nu'"
ana her u'nsnt'' ue '"'''..
anu i""S' W" s"p on NV ,'D" '"",
,"'',ia w Nur'' ,"peroI ""''" anu
w" ""N' " ,'"'''s"' "' '"'n." "" e
'e',nan roy" sem n'"."l"''u '"e
W N''"' -
""H"''"' " '"," "'''' ""' ''"' w"
Ne'P "" ~ '"'" '""' 'N"''"
'"''' ~ '''''", '''Nu """s NV 10
IRON '' p''I " ,N""''" "''- N'e' We
Nh' 'r''''" VIZ "'Ur'"'"h w" ~ any y Nv
'h'" t"' u'''' '' "'"'' ,'''" " we
sh'pN D" '"""' '''"' "u"h wa ''"~N"' ="
Portsmouth ana r"tnrn"' ~ 't' r''" - u"
maintained on IrnaF d"rhs the 'nh't'l'
were IN I"'''oh' i""l ut"'~'u anu WIN III"
hing : p-nntnts hShR ia" rlg az "Nh"rhe
hon>e Wa at '"" top 81 ire raspoIe III"
hiHg cam" ashore rom ~" r"'a' )d'h' IN
a p'nna't
TIE 'arl or "n"lal" ara w" halser were
oht Waxing Z" stihrt IN Ni'rth"oo
inc "H'f1 dhu crow 81 w" b'Fh'Rn I'M
rtrlal Narh' "f"H'"l'th VISITED oNhotne
tors" tbs afternoon
Io>poN. Jan 80 III" following aides
de-csmp VIII have Chnrs" ~ the queen =
BODY on tn" tourney rom osborn"t I" l"nd'n
Admiral sir Michael 'uIme capt
T. : Poe, captain ia" hon hedworth Lamb
ton and Col. campbell
There was a rehearsal ot -" funeral pro-
cession this mornln. The journey occupied
an hour and twenty minutes.
The King started for b'b"tre At l y VI
lie called at buckingham Palace on his way
to visit tho King u Portugal.
The two : loon carriages which will u"
used for the CONVEYANCE" ot III" comm from
Portsmouth To Victoria station and from
Paddington 20 Windsor are drapcd with u
background OF white cloth, Above are hang
inss OF purple draperv. In the centre OF each
carriage there l. II platform eighteen inches
high ON which the conn Ill rest.
All the crowned heads viii be the guests
of the King AZ buckingham Palace, and room
will Toe found for a few other guests a. Mari
borough House The rest Of the distinguished
visitors will be housed In the large hotels
near tho Mall on" hundred and NIFTY rooms
have beea reserved a. the buckingham Palace
Hotel
The streets OF london are RAPIDLY becoming
enycloped In mourning Every shop has
black shutters up and tho houses are now
hreaaing ont IN purple aud black Ihe
strand hotels are decorated IN purple and
yiolcts The american houses are covered
with the stars aud stripes. hordercd with
black or tied IN the middle with u crepe knot,
,arnu. nrm Of R,rcp, s,r,,, rnr,,,-
- -
ulsNl"Es u mash'N''" Nr""'h :" sl'""-
drOps SlnShcu with purple ribbons lhev
uIso disnlay "A shield az yinlsts ON which 10
hi'It III WIN" """'rN '"'''" """ WIZ"
a cross beneath.
II /. officially announced ,h,, whom IN,
ouccn's body is removed from osborn, House
On FRIDAY a line ~ varshIp, viii extend
from opno.ite Caves Ia Portsmouth harhor
=. ,,I. H.. "a. ,.,, H.. .,,n,..n na,,L,
'"' NV '"''' VI" Wv ',,"''" "''''-
ships, eleven cruisers and eight cunboai-, IN
ot a German squadron and one spanish. on"
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FuPREsS rRrDkRiCKs con DirIOA,
Nslisf In H-r,iu That the ksisers Mother =
Growina Worse,
SPECIAL Cda, p,.pai,a 10 rMr svS.

REEilN, Jan 30 The Empires. has again
gone to visit Empress Frederick. her mother
in.laN. This fact and n statement in tho
Rcrlin Post that Emperor william will leave
England saturday after tho funeral mud 60
direct with tho Crown Prime" to trledr,chshof
creates n fear thu the condition OF Einprcss
Frederick " much worse. Their" Ia, how
ever. nothing authoritative on the subject,
aud with tho "tCcItiou 81 tn" statement
IN the Iu-' there - nothing tn change IN"
belief that the Emperor, ~ reported from
London, will not roturn before Monday or
Tuesday That he should IN the circum-
stances V Isit his mother ~ soon ~ he returns
scans only natural
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RESiITN or kAISkR'S VISIT.
The "Soiosn~ Gazette" says . Great Misus'
d.r-tsnding win Ne Removed.

SPECIAL Ca1Is nspa'oh TO Sun
CoioGSE Jan ~ The correspondent OF
the 40 setie, In a long despatch from England.
discusses Tho sig nidoance OF tho Kaiser =
visit, The correspondent saws
1t would he an unJustihable and pre-um-
,uous error 20 ascrib" a particular political
meaning to the Emp"ror's act OF personal
affection and flial p,cty. AZ the same time
all Euslishmcn trust that the close contact
established betw"sn tho Emperor and the
british nation will I've tho means OF removing
axreat Misunderstanding II Ia stated that
, dccp impression exists In tho Emperoris
mind tina, he Is no, loved by tho English
n the country had a better opportunity than
the prrsnn, time ~ mourning reserve TO e1.
press it, real feelings, then any doubt of the
Emprrur's popularity would he enaced aud
lis reception would hc Of "a Kind that has never
i,c(or. fallen to the lot OF a foreign visitor
to England
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,oiDriEs Rt,oIT uNr HIir>,
indi.a soldier, nresi~n To HIo~ Z D the House,
at the Town

Iu~l->. Ian m \ dr-u1t.M - ID news
agency frum the ISLAND %. - Helena. wlrr"
some - ~. Brer prisoners are held. reports
a %..tip.- military outbreak ur Ian S II
orana'-d ia q row between sa'ui- of "a"
Hutl.h cruiser Ih-tl> and SOM" West lrdltu
,uIdl"r~ Ilt.matelv the sult -r~ attacked
the sailors E--t On the oiluWrHa day th"y
were ordered o. return g. tH",' camp. but
refused e. gp aud threatened - blow up tua
houses ~ tho town The next morning a
company 81 III. Gluuce~t-rs compelled then,
t. return 10 their camp ~ krund bottom
n. West Indians sent quIa'ly. but the whole
place IN In a state ~ great alarm
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sRIrIsB srkHI ss> AROI SFD
Increase In German iArIn a Menace
To the business.
special caM, u.,paich to rnr svN

SH YrPIsLp Jan ~ The chamber 81
at this city to-day discussed the
proposed doubling or trehlins OF tho German
tarir on steel The members regarded such
action hy GermauN a. a serious blow to IN"
British steel trade. which IL already suffer-
lug considerably from foreign competition
several speakers advocated n British pro-
te,tive tariN, Coutendius that "A battle al
tar,NS would result d,sastrouly tor Ger
many. IL seemed TO be the opinion that Ger
many would not press the measure n there
was sum Cicnt agitation against It IN Great
NritNiu
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KINGS ARxvr ron o. Es>'S FUNERAL,
Rslsrs Of Greece, Por'uss, and the nsis,ans
In England.

Down, Jan. ~ leopold H., King ~ the
Rrlgian>. tho Kline ~ Greece, IA" Duke Of
sparta and tho Hereditary Grand Duke 81
Baden arrived here his afternoon
LoNpoN, Jan 10 Carlos l., King ~ Portugal,
arrived In London al noon to-day Hewas
received u, Buckingham Palace by I'rlncs
Christian. the Earl 81 pcnhigh. Iord-ln. Wait.
lns To the queen, and Gen Godfrey Clark,
who will act al his l.ords.in-W Mating
KIN George 81 Gr"ec" ana Primo" Con.
.tsntino. uhs Duke OF sparta. heir -apparon,
To- the throne, and other memhcrs Of tho
uarty arrived In London this evening Tho
L~rChimAndrte and other notahlcs met them