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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-28
Vol II No. 05
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CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO ST.
LOUIS AND THE WEST.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE To
THE WEST.
The most direct and popular route 80 Old
Point and Norfolk.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSWELL, VA.
June 30, 1901.
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SENATE HEARD MESSAGE.
Reference 10 Buffalo Tragedy Excited
Profound Interest.
FORAKER PRESENTED THE RESOLUTION.
Committee Was Appointed to Act With
the House Committee to Outline Suit
able Action of Respect.


| Washington, December 9.-Thc senate
! listened TO the first message Of President
Roosevelt today and adopted resolution
! directing tho Aproint,n.nt ~ q. ,.,.,,.,,i,,,..
! 10 co.oner.+o xxx W ''''i'. '''
| ~ 0P''"'e WIN IKE committee from
| the mousse TO consider by what token Of
| respect aud Affection congross mich, ,,
! nrcss tb, g,,ro,. -,
- '0'ioN VI ue hhuol VPoh INC
| tragic death of the late President McKu.
ley. The reading OF the message occuplod
nc,,t,. a., 'usV 01'uP.e"
"sa'% Two ana man hours and was lis
'ened 10 with marked respect by the sen
ators. The first portion dealing win 4bn
Buffalo truvnd, o,,,,od a., -,
-, ''''u 'n' n'o'L Prolouhd
interest In the senate
AZ the conclusion Of the reading ~ tho
message. Mr. For,to,. soutor -. -
o,,t,. -, ,'uio' senator FROM
NuIo' presenter the Mckinley resolution
and, as a further mark of rcspopt tho SON
ate adjourned
,,.,
N"'h the journal OF Yesterdays pro.
ccedlugs had been read n communication
was received from, tho house t,f,r,,,ir,, 49,.
sor.,,o t,a4',t.. us '"''' 'N'"s thu
''H"'c ''lat lhaJ p"uy hdd been organized
ana WAS ready to proceed with pubBc
business
sou,,,.. ,,u,.
=, '''' u"' morgan reported that
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AMERICAN TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.
This Country, Franco and Germany Have
Greater Portion Of The Rneinrsr

This Country, France and Germany Have
Greater Portion Of the Business.
New York, December S.-Mr. Robert
Shand general manager Of the Western
Aus rallan steamship company who has
Just arrived here from Liverpool Inns been
interviewed upon trade conditions. lie
said' Great changes in the trade reh.
Mons between England and Australia VIII
PROBABLY occur in very short time as
result Of the now Australian tariff This
'aru VIII not injure our trade with for.
elEu countries, but Great Brltain's trade
WIN us, It is the general impression. will
be seriously handicapped Formerly he
9lfaHan colonies, with the execution Of
Inc ireS trade colony Of New South Wales
'uPV9cu protective duties against one an
U.Ae'. Under the nov Federal constitution
tuesc are an swept away and now all in
,vIuaI 'fhde tn Australia is free. This
revenue in all protected colonies, and now
we propose 10 raise that amount of rev
ruue hy increasing the duties ON almost
au imported articles. This increase win
NC l'Nl"d NOT only on goods coming frolu
other countries but from am portions Of
me British empire outside Of Australia.
lie taxed articles include spirits beer
VINO, tobacco paper agricultural nipple
mcnts and furniture This is rathcr strong
evidence against the fullncy that trade
follows the flag At present our largest
trade is done win the United States
France and Germany.
Mr Shapd said he was here "to look over
the shipping field and get an dea oS 10
the prospects Il holds out for q new line
y u Is started the route viii be from SIN
Francisco 10 Western Australian nor s.
The branch office will also be In San Fran.
cisco. We are confident that the shipping
fed here offers excellent Inducements
-ade between America and Australia has
grown enormously during the past -four
years, and NOT little difficulty is evprrl.
euCcd In getting suitable and fast freight
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strength in wheat. reducing prices for both
December and May 5s6ii4c.
Corn prices reached the highest point or
INC present crop, DC aud &c M at 62Ssc
for December and 65ikc Tor May.
Tho competition FOR wool at the London
auction was spirited, the offerings number.
ing 12,629 bales
The London stock market was less firm,
the American department being unsettled.
A number Of dry goods sellers withdrew
their offerings after the appearance OF the
government crop estimate.
Confusion and hesitation prevailed in the
New York stock market. but greater con
hdence was evinced later.
Cattle continued strong, hogs declined
further and sheep were steady to weak and
higher.
American cotton markets made sensn.
tlonal advances on the governments crop
estimate Of 0,674,O00 bales
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PAID STRICT ATTENTION.
HOUSE MANIFESTED KEEN INTEREST
IN THE MESSAGE.
Congressman Underwood OF Alabama
Took the Place Of Mr.. Bailey Of Texas
on Committee on Rules.

Washington. December 3-Not In many
years have the members Of the bous,
I listened with such rant attention to the an.
nuul message of a president of IN, limited
states az they did today fo the re,1In,
/ ~ t,o er.t ,,,,.-,.., ~ ,,....,,..,,i TO-.
' '"'-''N' "' ''7'"'"t "'"Hc''''.
I HN'rN WORD was Followed tntently froA the
announcement Of the tragic death of prc...
darf N.tfnl.y i'm tho ,,,cpj,,, ..,t.,,.., 49,,
'' w., 'PJ'''"- sem "'' r"
inc expressions of lhc closing wish that
tnno oraarrn " '" '''' ''.
'he reading occupied two hours, but not
ID WAS ron,nGrd SEVERN rin,,. ,5.r, ' ,,,l
applause and atsthc conclusion tncre was
ana enthusiastic demonstration o, tho 90,
rnnr,,,n' .i5o '' ''' ''
ON motion of MI Gros''nor Of Ohio that
portion of the message rentIu, IA tb,
death Of mo Iotc nrn.ide,, ,., ,,f,.,',,
to a committee TO consist of one member
from cuch state to join similar commit
foe NJ th,. senate ia cop.id,- and r.rort
ry wn,, ,ornm ~ ro so"."' ana l'P ,,,,
wa, ''N'" u 'VSp''' ANA ou'''''n
IL may be proper for congress TO express
tho decp srnSiblity of tho natlon ia fine
,rori, b,ar Of ,ho Iot, ,.o.taa.,
W. ''' Jaw P''S'"CH'
Ih' speaker appointed n committee head.
ed by Mr. troSvcuor, aud then, as fur.
thor mark M rsgpcct th, ho,,s, ,5i,,,,.,,,t
''". ',I'"' "'.''
'n''' was Il very Gooa attendance iu
the galleries Of the house today to listen
To- tbc reading Of Tho FIRST 1pcsssg. ,+
pt.i3. ~. ,
49, iv1I'u'"5I ""yS%tt. me ,ineW'SIs Ealh-
,.,u, NJ t IN thai llhEr anu 2ls,u HtlhE pros
ICrt,y i,H'S'atlVH rue malu i2Pi, was lhe
I,t ,U,'t'' ny W. liz NV HCG,ns"n hvtu
hw,rt w.. vas in"Iul'Steu III "u'' h' "oN'"
"', tna GiS,j ~ ~ ~ ,,'H'n-' ,,i,,,.,,, d., =,
snnoteT I,dr ~, ,"y H. Pu,"'Sn 80 =,
oIirr Aftcr ib' D"n'," b ~ n"use 40
and approved. Mr. Cooper tTSTa.I sud Nir
WN,S tgoi w. a., ,,elr, - , GU ~
terdny 1nncsrrJ a." tbo "N 49, 80,
sworn In 'F''"''" az '"' ''' asa" "'''
on motion Of Mr. PAYNE tb, Ao,, looac.
of tho majority. II was arrrpJ fbnt v6ro
The house adjourned toon5 h be- 10 mSret
On Fridnv ''N"'' 81 '' ~ "''''
The sneaker announced fine opnotntmeut
OF the rommittee ON rules rs f6lIcws1
Mr.. Henderson loynl MIR DalzSU ,pa)
Mr. Grosyencr tObIot Mr. Rirbardson
,FenuD and MIR TInJcrvood iAiat ~
The only chance In tbc Commute, v..s (
~. pu 1s,'' "T'uu % N'' uhucINuuu 10. .
Of tho senate
Mir Biugbau ,paN ot tb, hand NJ en-, :
committees appointed 10 Wnif Upon tbe
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The presidents mess, &c was delivered to
congress, Its reading requiring more than
two hours time.
The house and senate paid the strlctcst
attention to the presidents message,
which. after its reading, was referred 10
the committee on the state of the Union.
Congressman Underwood Of Alabama was
substituted for Mr. Bailey OF Texas, now
In the senate, on the house committee ON
rules
Congressman Williams Of Mississippi in
troduced resolution providing for con
Gresslonal inquiry into the adverse actions
OF certain naval attaches relative to Al.
miral sohley
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the reading there was generous burst
Of applause from the republican side Toe
reading concluded at 2:25 p. m.
MI. Payne then moved that the message.
except that portion relating 20 the dedih
" the late President Mckinley bc printed
and referred ia tho committee Of the whole
on The state Of the Union.
Mr.. Glow pas said he desired to speak
upon that portion relating 10 the Philip
pines but upon the representation Of MI.
Payne that he could address the house It
som. some time later, he yielded and the NV
Mr. Grosvenor then offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That a committee Of one mem
ber from each state represented In This
house be appointed on the part Of be house
TO Join such a committee as may be ap-
pointed on the part Of the senate to con
sidet and report by what token Of respect
and affection Il may be proper for the con.
gress Of the United States 10 express It's
deep senslbility Of the uatlou TO the tragic
aeath OF the late president. William Nc
hin!ey' ana that 50 much Of the message
oI the president as relates 10 the dcpluraulc
event be referred 10 such committee"
lie made no remarks and the resolution
was unanimously adopted
The speaker then appointed the follow
Of the resolution;
Grosvcnor Ohio, Kahn Cali Henry
llndl. Cousins qowa Glenn idaho Wow
ersock nml. Allen tMalnc). PeHruc iMd}.
I9oyerlng, lMass.l w. A. Smith Mich ;.
MOTIFS tMinn). Edwards CMont). Burkett
INcb) Currlcr tN. H., Parker n ID
ketcham \. ". Marshall a. d. Black.
burn y g.. Moody Ore, Omstead Pm.
Bnll Or. ~. Martin IS. D.. Southcrmud
lUtahl. lipskns VA Jones CWashl Day.
ton CIV Ng.1 Dable CWisJ Mondcl WyoJ.
Underwood tAla1. DinSmore lArkN Davis
I'l) Fleming tGa), Kcboe lNy). Mover
u.a.l Hooker NllSsl, Clark MOI. Talb4rr
O.. -. Moon TENN. Sheppard CTexa5I.
tNcv).
Then ut $50 on motion Of Mr. Grosvcuor.
az further mark Of respect, the house
adjourned until Friday
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MINERS MAY So SUCCESSFUL.
Two Out of Three Non-union Mines Have
Been Organized

Washington Ind, December 3.--It looks
as II the 200 miners who marched from
Montgomery mud Caunelsburg to Ragles-
willie and closed three coal mines and
cnmped al the scene because the employees
werc uonunlou men ana not receiving the
Indiana scale of wages, Will he successfuI
The employees of two OF the mines were
orgnmzcd today The employees Of the
Nm6lcpleck mines an Joined the union and
this morning the operators notified thCm
they could consider themselves discharc n
hecan~ they said Ii was impossible TO
pay the union wages aud further stated
they I'D not want union men The oper-
Utors of the Soty min, agreed to employ
union men and have raised the price of
Soty minc ha, closed down, An marchnr
miners have returned home. The Wrinkle
p)ock unuc is closed
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SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS.
'Vernment Has Presented Brief to Sup
port lt--Motion to Dismiss.

Government Has Presented Brief to Sup
port lt--Motion to Dismiss.
Washington, December 3.-Cuunscl Tor
the government have presented to the Span
ish treaty claims commission brief in sup.
port Of the motion 70 dismiss the claims
growing out Of the sinking OF the battle
ship Maine. II is coptcnded tnat Il wa.
the intention Of the treaty OF peace not to
provide Tor but to relinlulsh aud leave IN
oblivion as settled in the tribunal OF war
the destruction OF the Maine
The brief SAYS that tho destruction OF the
1000 Spanish Hives ana the loss Of the Span.
ish atoned Tor and settled any supposed ne.
sEopslhilty 81 Spain Tor the destruction
o. that battlcship with lis officers and
Grew, and that congress has passed An act
FOR the relief OF the Maine sufferers.
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RAILROADS.

The stockholders and directors Of the
Houston East and West Texas held their
annual meeting, making no change In any
particular
- Two decisions against Tie Texas and
racine were handed down 10y the United
states circuit court of appeals in New or
leans.
President Brtton Of the Cotton Belt,
who has been inspecting a route for an
extension Of his road to Southeast Texas.
Joined the Could party.
President George Gould and party reach.
cd Bryan on their inspection OF the Fort
Worth division OF the International ana
Great Northern.
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cARTeR HAegAs coRpus cAsE.

Argument Heard Before the United
States Supreme Court.
Washington, December S.-Argument was
hoard today IN The United States supreme
court in the haheas corpus case OF Captain
oherllu NJ, Carter, brought here on appeal
from the decision OF the circuit court for
the district OF Kansas, where the petition
was denied Carter was represented by
MesSrS Frank L. Blair aud Horace G. stone
anu the government by the solicitor general
ana General Glouse
This Is the second effort made Ia the
supreme court TO secure Captain Carriers
release on haheas corpus.
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I'LL Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many
sufferers from catarrh, espe,
cially in the morning. Great
difficulty is experienced in
clearing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes
headache, impairs the taste,
smell and hearing, pollutes the
breath, deranges the stomach
and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment
must be constitutional-alter-
alive and tonic.
"I was afflicted with catarrh. [ took
medicines OF different kinds giving each
q fair trial; but gradually grew worse until
] could hardly hear, taste or smell. 1 then
concluded 70 try Hoods Sarsaparllla, and
after taking Ave bottles WAS cured and
nave not had any return OF the disease
since" EUGEEE FoRBEs. Lebanon, Kan.
~ had catarrh In the head and throat
Had bad cough and raised blood. Ny
husband persuaded me to take Hoods sar-
saparilla and It has done me SO much good
l advise all to take 1t. When began its
use could scarcely walk and had head
lches. II has cured md built me up so
ian do all my own homework" MRS. HUGH
RUDOLPH. West Liscomb. N, g.
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Paris December 3.--Tbe financial affairs
Of Count Boni de Castollano again came
before a French tribunal today when the
court Of appeals began the hearing of the
counts appeal against judgment obtained
In he tribunal Of common courts in favor
OF nc Banker Dayilllcr. The Judgment IN
question ordered Count Boni 10 nav ms
amounting to 2,oo0oO0,O0O francs dravn bv
the London bric-a- brac dealer and which
were held by NJ, Davlller. Tho coprt ad.
Journed without rendering a decision.
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WASHINGTON.

The secretary OF the treasury instructed
customs officials to admit importatlons
from the Philippines free OF duty.
The cabinet considered the Philippines
tariff situation.
Argument on the oberlln NJ Carter
habeas corpus case was heard by the Unit.
ed States supreme court
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MAs9AcHU8eTrs MuMcIpALlrIrs
Republican Candidates Generally Sue.

hepuohean Candidates c, nerall,, c.
oessful in Elections, ny QUO
Boston December 3.-Sno,r an,
o a., weather IN fourteen @' -, ''aue
held , me- cues in Massachusetts, tbaf
fourteen, eleven went 1cc gUaeS' OF The
TitobN Syr last year, the change b SGlG Of
Whole h9S E gre ,b feature Of the election -.
republican party, ten msyora success ,,y OF the
thenn mai part winning aud ca,ryip ng'Gai it,
cH IN sympathy With them 0e 4 city coun.
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ALASKA eouNpARY ouEsrloN.
Member OF Canadian Parliament Suo-
qested Arbitration.

WeH'pSV OF jamaican Parliament Suq-
gested Arbitration.
Bunalo. December 3 Hon. John CharI.
ton, NJ r., OF Hayelock, Ontario, a mem.
Der OF the Joint high commission. was the
guest Of the Liberal club az n banquet 10
night, Among other things Mr. Charlton
said; THE Canadians desire liberal and
friendly trade relations, but these co1di.
tions must exist on more man one side.
Canada is prepared for any reasonable mr..
Iahgement OF trade policies that VIII he
mutually advantageous aud viii tend 10
develop commerce and enduring peace 10
TINS end let US arbltratc tho Alaskan
boundary question and adjust our mutui
perity."
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Personal from Hunts..n.

: " n u,hh,,s'l,'e''IeNas, December AN. -.
SON, ' Mss mas returned from visit to j,o W.
ton ''' spent sunday In H.
Go %Ts ' eh Bush. president q, ~.
Paris iSn Snspter, L. ~ C., ald n Mrs sne = B.
terday afterao5ogS as 81 ds sS chapter yes Is
'0Hn,vohtlon In san Antonio 10 the State
for ifsrssSi'or Whitley leaves this ,t,,.
tnro NSrSnal' where he win Tesi9 9lte,rnoon
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COUNT FALLING BEHIND.
More Appeals Are Being Received Than
Are Disposed or

Washington, December 3,-Thc attorney
general annual report TO congress shows
there was an increase oC the thlrty.one
rasrs docketod during the year in the
United states supreme court appellate
docket and a decrease OF three in the mum.
Der disposed Of leaving $50 cases remain
ioE GA the docket at the close OF tue year
Tho number of cases actually considered hy
tnc court was 3hS OF watch lIS were ar.
gued fully.
The attorney general recommends legisla.
ditional TESTIMONY may be taken befora
the Spanish Wyaty claim commission and
asks Tor Increased appropriations for the
expenses OF The commission He also rec.
onlmendS the establishment Of an inSular
and territorial bureau of the department Of
Justice,
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"A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather;
Cloudy; light to fresh southesstcrs
winds
DOMESTIC.
southeastcrly

On account OF $4,000 defaIcation of
the teller. the First National bank OF Ball
ston Spa, N. ", suspended.
The defense in the Bonnie murder trial
at Washington showed that the deceased.
Ayres, did possess a revolver
The National Live Stock association met
at Chicago.
Snow fell In Kansas.
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AYREs DID HAVE A GUN.
Defense in Bonine Case Established Tha
~ E-.-----L- rA---.----L

Defense in Bouine Case Established That
by Friends Of Deceased.
Washington, December 3-Fhe case Of
Mrs, Lola Ida Bonnie IS expected t. go
10 the jury the latter part Of this week.
Three witnesses intimate friends OF AyGes.
were put ON the stand today and sworc
that uhey lad seen revolver IN AyfCS'
room Inc wrapper worn by hrs 3ohIne
on the night OF the ira gedy was again The
subject ot discussion, the defense Tuiting
on the stand witnesses whose 'vkln lee was
intended TO discrodlt that glyGn by DR.
ShNeuer, the government expert who bad
testified that careful examination OF the
wrapper had failed to disclose the Ircs.
encc of any blood spots thereon.
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iihlsboro Texas, neecmlcr @. There Is
welrauitcntlcsied rrmor that whom mc
populist executive committee turc.s hero
will he dissolved
Tom Bell, chairman ~ the democratic
county committee will call the Committee
together in January 70 discuss plans III
campaign, The county candidates will
nest With the committee.
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Sever Snow stnrn,

Boston Mass, December 3.-The heaviest
snow storm so early in the winter for
years Is covering New England tonight
~, dhe weather bureaus warning today lied
up I,o WJS' OF the eoasting. craft aud for
trolls report terrible night there. pa
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Mckinney Newspaper cbaeo..

MSr lp"ey' Texas Decembe> "a -
r ~, e1anse took place here oday 81 %
n BAH tCI 6,la, q the Sem wectlv az, ~
The CcuTsr Pu6 59.d 0gt the eatcc plant 4o 10
w., ~, wilson as manager 1s ltn wal
Il. ~ n liCr Mas issued this aftepaeo l,aily
us new auage aent. Noon under
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Items from Marlin,

shop was hurglarised hero the other night
and three pistols stolen.
CITY Marshal Coleman is in Houston gu
business. John e. Greer Is hlIipE his
| lace during his absence
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indian Citizens and m,isL,

Guthrie o. T., December 3.-Judgo San.
norm Of the Federal court at sonfb Me-.
As,Iester J. r., has decided that ,ftor l.,
ut vi become citizens they are stiIi w,r5,
az I lhg government and that affnr tb ""I 'i,
N''" territory shall be allotted and the In.
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Military COMPANY A. c,,,,,,

eI1"tord Texas. December : m.
~ ., OF texas has commissioner co,,- so,'
~ poer'h reSas utantrv. c,ono.' '@ns
0'!A ~ ana about Crawford, Tara. :, %, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
TEXAS

The breweries SO far have paid into the
state treasury $4,000 as penalties Ia the
Anti-ruSts. Only rwo more hrcweries are
10 be heard from.
Austin Red Men are preparing 10 enter
tain the Great Iucohoucc OF the United
States who will visit them ou the Goth
instant.
The unexpected starting Of Gin fear
fully crippled Alec Karnegoy near Nacog
d0ches.
The East Texas conference will begin It's
hfty-seyenth annual session In Tyler today
The State Federation of Labor will meet
In Waco on January l3.
The annual conference OF the Texas di.
vision OF the United Daughters of the Con.
federacy is under way at San Amtoulo.
William owens, city marshal of ST. Joe.
died in Dallas from the effects of wound
received in the civil war
Colonel /. l.. Foster. late president of
the Agricultural and Mechanical college.
was buried az College Station yesterday
Contract has been let To the Parker.
Washington company FOR paving the streets
OF Beaumont.
big syndicate is said TO- he making sur.
veys looking 10 the construction Of au In
terurhau railway system between various
North Texas towns
a new military company is to ho or
ganizcd Go Gulyc.tou
The lnda, oC Galveston have a MAN
whereby they witt mark tho graves of un.
Identified storm victims. aftcr They are an
buried Tn the same plat of ground
GALVESTON saloon keeper has sued
brewery Tor m'uoy poid foe beer. alleging
a violation ot the antitrust law
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Preslient MilI Re lnyIted.

81 Louis December Al meeting Of
the committee on ceremonies At worlds
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COMMERCIAL.

Money on cali in New YORK was nrm at
sls@5 per cent, tho ruling rate being Az
per cent
May oats established now high price
record aud closed ut i3isc
Liberal proht-takiug followed show OF
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dams are voters 1t will still be sln'
sell whisky.
oHouse Warming at EIdossa

blouse Warming" at EIdo'a'' 1,
san Angelo. Texas, December
RADIO, the county seat of the Tess'@ u,
ganized county OF Schleicher, WI H. KY
house warming on a large ses .s. m i
. and 3. 1902. Among the fealu5,s t,Sa
horse racing. broncho busting sIg .h , ~
ment, the whole tc, conclude WIZ
bail.
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General Observations.

Observations taken by United states
weather bureau at $ p, m, 18th meridian