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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-28
THE PALESTINE CARNIVAL
so FAR 1T Is A VERY GRATIFYING
SUCCESS.
The Attendance for Today Is Expected
to Reach at Least 4ooo-No
Accidents Up TO Date.

Palestine. Texas, November 27-Thc
third day Of Pnlcstlncs great street fair
aud carnival closed tonight at II o'clock
with a grand display Of fireworks from
Prof. Lcgarn's spiral tower. The attend
ance tonight aud today was far better than
the hrst days Of the far but the crush Is
expected tomorrow when the business
houses VIII an close up and a big flower
parade take place. The average attendance
heretofore. both day aud night nus hecu
1900 inside the big gate and the managers
confidently expect 10 sec over 1000 people
cntor the gate tomorrow.
The feature Of todays program was
street parade by the people Of the streets
Of cairo, headed by the directors 81 the
fair mounted ON camcls. Tho city Is more
crowded with people than ever before, and
this is the biggest thing Palestine mas ever
witnessed.
Tho attractions were all Of high class
nature, aud the drawing card Of the free
exhibition Is Prof Legurc IN his spiral
tower act In which he stands on a nuEe
sphere and rolls It mp a spiral tower forty
feet In height aud bnrk again. Tomorrow
Prof Baldwin Will make another one or
his balloon asccnsious and one again sat
urday,
The attendance today broke an previous
records. and the fair management is to be
congratulated. The weather could not nave
been hrttcr 50 far, aud tomorrow Will be
an ideal Thanksgiving Day-clcar, cool and
frosty.
The usual ndmbcr OF accidents hnye not
yet matcrali2ed and IT, Is the hope ~ All
that the fair viii pass off most pleasantly,
The Daughters of the CoufedcrgCy are scrN-
ing lunch ~ noon on the grounds, the
funds going 10 the Reagan fountain Fhe
grand parade tHhDS place tomorrow ~
O'Clock, aud the queen of the carnival VIII
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Housewife suoaostions.

II IS hint from n Southern Kitchen that
bit of lemon, slice perhaps, tossed fl
tho water IN witch Kitchen towels and
other cleaning cloths are scnldod, vii
cleanse aud swcctcn them pcrcepthlE.
Marks made on the table by hot dishes
should be rubbed With para6in. This VIII
and one cnu aftcrWard polish with heeswAX
and turpontinc on with good furniture
cream,
4 tomato custard Is combination ~ eggs
aud tomatoes that is usually relishcd Beat
four eggs slightly, add half 4 cup of sugtr
one pui Of tomutots slowed ana strained
and three cups nf milk Bake Ia cups otaud
ug m hot water, either on the top " The
range or Ia tho oven
When Stoniug raisius put the fruit into
"a howl nf boiling water for q couple OF min
utcs, thcn pour OF the water aud hcgln
Your w vk which you Will find unusually
cnsIlv accon,plIshcd The water causes tho
raislns 90 swell and makes their skins
tender and. moreover, e removes the stick
mess which makes handling them SO un'
pleasant
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A CHANGE HAS BEEN MADE
Ia the Route of The Buffalo BAYOU
Ship Channel
THE CHANGE HAS BEEN LONG DISCUSSED
'"o'ner Banana Steamer Has Arrived.
steamers loadinu at the New Pier.
OIL EXCHANGE.

Galveston, Texas November 27.-rhc pro
tus'n route Of section / of the Buffalo
oaEou ship channel has been changed in n
hummer that viii shorten its length by
,u'ee quarters Of mile The matter has
peen considered by the government en-.
s'necilng department for some time. and
mas naS nov been finally decided upon. The
ento,ll o1te hes west of the old one aud
SnlSrs ueep water at the head OF BOLIVAR
II%a'as captain X. h. Tailor. resident
1n,tS1 states engineer at Morgan Point
ana ana Engineer llaltrick Of the United States
engineers office here, went over The pro
p Iu new route today and placed TEN.
pu'arN beaconS, which win be replaced
ny permanent ones. which will guide the
contractors In dredging the channel. The
Two, atedges now on the york arc making
soPu progress. Dredge No 6 is now NJ
me marine ways undergoing rcpnirs
inSSe VIII he completed in few days.
VIZ ms dredge, which is much more pow.
VIII be placed ON the channel
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Thanksoivino in Galvesto,,

galveston Texas, November 81 Thanks.
giving day viii be generally observed here
tomorrow The Ministers union has ar
ranged for a union service to he held AT
the Young Mems Christian Association hall
AZ IL o'clock tomorrow morning, at which
Rev. Seth Ward. d. D., pastor Of the Cen
tral Methodist church, will preach the ser
mon, the pastors of the several churches
represented taking part in the services.
The cholrS Of the churches will unite in
furnishing the music for the service.
There win also be services at the various
churches la the city not participating in
the union service.
The banks, courts and many Of the bust
ness houses will remain closed during the
greatcr portion OF the day
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LANHAM LAS LEEr.
Announces That JUDGE William P. Nc
lean 10 His Mananer.

Announces That JUDGE William P. Nc
lean 10 His Manager.
WcatheIford, Texas, November 81 Hon,
S, w r. Lonham left today for Washing.
ton. He says that be docs not anticipate
very long or sp Tally exciting session Of
congress. He thinks there Will be strong
disposition in favor of an earlier adjourn.
mint than is usual Ia long sessions.
yes" said he, ~ am a candidate for
the nomination for governor and expect 10
return In time Tor the campaign next year.
! intend. us / have previously indicated,
to discuss before the people those matters
Of public concern which apply peculiarly
TO Texas. and to udvoratc such policies
as believe Will aid in upbulding the
state and uplifting the people. Judge VIII.
ian r. Mclean OF Fort Worth has kindly
consented to conduct the affairs Of my
campaign, and win a. the proper tlmo
speakiuc"
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Wants to Be LEGISLATOR Aoair

Austin, Texas, November o. --uon r.
Henderson Of Lamar county is hora 4. 's
interest OF the appointment Of Jack Cor.
uon 81 rafis TO be on the board Of Texas
commissioners for the st. Louis world's
ihn r,o he says that his friend would he
ba lsnt man ~ the right place and that
" n9pes me governor viii appolnt Mn
Lhclc TraY' rs he BOYS usually " cnii
~ aor als2 o. saYs that his people Want MIN
lslature and that he Win again 81 nn ne leg
race. 'Soiu make the
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zApArA COUNTY SUFFERERS
Amount Received in Response to the
Appeal Of M. Seabury

Amount Received in Response to the
AppeaI OF Mr.. Seabury
The Post will receive subscriptions for
the zapata county drouth sufferers, as Mr..
Seabury suggested in Mondays paper, and
see that whatever is collected reaches
them. Mr.. Seabury represents the people
OF zapata county in the legislature and his
statement Of their condition can be relied
Upon, and, as he suggests, the time for
helping them has come Whatever is done
for them MUST BE DONE AT ONCE AND
BY THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS. This
state has in the past, I'm calamitous times
had cause to feel grateful for help from
the outside, but should, in this case, let
charity begin at home. The starving people
of Iapata county eau, with slight individual
effort, be placed beyond the reach Of want
and should not be left to he taken care OF
by other States A quick aud a general
response to Mr. Seabury's appeal from
Texans will furnish them all the relief
needed
SEND in your subscriptions at once. They
will he Immediately transmitted to Mr..
Seahury and acknowledged through the
columns OF The Post.
Previously reported ..........,... SlS3 %
Joe VI, sam ..'.-'-.'..' ..'..'..'.-. ~
MIS-. Joe Nj. Sam ......-,.......... ~
Miss Alice Hearne, Center, Texas. l Oh
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Eourth ClvlI AnnenIs court.

San Antonio, Texas, November %
proceedings in the Fourth court az civil
appeals today were as follows.
Affirmed. G.. G. Abec ri M VS. Mara NJ.
Dchorges. from BcNar. Galveston, Harris
burg and san Antonio Railway Company
vs.. Louis Huch from Medina, j. u. Henry
VS. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company. from BeNar; John owens VS.. II.
j. Jackson from BcXur, w T.. Norton VS..
Naur Morris, from Atascosn
bach VS. = Castor Mcpgcr from BeTm;
u. A. Za1c VS. Western Union Telegraph
Company from Bear James Reed vs.,
William l.. Rtehcr ct 81 from Boxnr.
Reversed and rendered for appellant:
George pfcunCr a Co vs.. Fred Werner,
from webb
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Ia Local Noyys 81 Andorso,

Anderson. Texas, November ,r,,dre /
G. Mcdonald has appointed nr. Franck.
lowe Of Rcd Top MS county health officer.
vice Il. II. Jones. resigned.
Ncarb the whole OF Anderson VIII at.
tend the carnival at Houston pcxt month
senator Il. Il. 1hroop or Austin was here
Monday shaking hands with his many
rhc people Of tho county have nothir,.
nut words Of praise for the "new" Grimes
1ounty Record, az published by Fields A.
denton THESE young men are getting ont
a splendid paper aud the people appre-
clatG u. ana arc keeping thom busy writing
reccInlH. '9
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eases, like scarlet fever. sometimes eausa
/ deafness. But 10y far the most common
cause of loss VI hearing Is catarrh Of the
head and throat
a prominent specialist on ear troubles
I gives MS MS opinion that nine out OF ten
cases Of deafness Is traced TO throat
trouble this Us probably oyerstated, but it
I rs certainly true that more than half of all
/ cases OF poor hearing were caused by
Catarrh.
The catarrhal secretion 10 the nose aud
throat hnds IT'S way Into the Ensta chan
tube and by closging II up very soon M
fccts the hearing. and the hardening OF the
secretion makes the loss Of hearing perms-
ndnt, unless the catarrh which caused the
trouble Is cured.
Those who are hard OF hearing may think
this little far fetched, but any one at all
ohseryant must have noticed how a hard
cold In the head will affect the hearing aud
that catarrh II long neglected viii certainly
Impair the sense Of hearing and ultimately
cause deafness.
II the nose and throat are kept clear aud
free from the unhealthy secreti0nS OF
catarrh, the hearing Will at once greatly
Improve and anyone suffering from deafness
and eatarrh can satisfy themselves on this
point by using 5O-cent box Of Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets, a new catarrh cure, which
In the past year has won the approval az
thousands OF catarrh sufferers, as well as
physicians, because II Is 10 eonyenlent form
10 use contains no cocaine or opiate and is
as safe and pleasant for children as for
their elders.
stuarts Catarrh Tablets is a wholesome
combination Of Blood root, GGaiacol, Flu.
calyptol and similar anticipates and they
cure catarrh aud catarrhal deafness by ac-
ton upon the blood and mucous mem.
brane OF the nose and throat.
As one physician aptly expresses ": ''Yon
do not have to draw upon the imagination
To discover whether you are getting bcneft
from Stuarts Catarrh Tablets; Improve
ment and relief are apparent from the hrst
IA hlet taken
An druggists sell aud recommend them.
They cost but 30 cents for full sized pack
ed time and money on sprays, salves aaa
powders, will appreciate 20 tie full thd
merit Of Stuart'S catarrh Tablets.
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Personal Mention.

Galveston. Texas, November 27.-George
Murdoch returned this morning from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Becker left today for
azgislt to Havana, Cuba.
John w. Martin, travelling passenger
agent Of the white star Hue win head
quarters at New York was in the city last
evening.
Mrs. ]. Bremond Of Austin arrived here
today from New York on the steamship
Alamo.
II Hamilton, president OF the Houston
Ice and Brewing company, was In the city
today.
Miss Emily Tobin and Miss lren PAIN OF
Austin were among the passengers OF me
steamship Alamo which arrived mere thls
morning from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. william NJ. Kennedy LETT to-
day for Havana, CuDa'
city today
q w. Norrell Of Houston was in the Guy
today on business.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


tort ENDS, la. Arrived: United States
1Nliloshlp Illinois. bound for New Orleans:
lndian tBrl. from Llverpool inrhinarlo
IbrL from New York, Ycomnn tBrl. nom
Liverpool; III Dia tAm). from New YofS'
Gmled. ~ CID lama, for New York:
'BgL Tor ,Fredcrlcks haven. Denmark
,s,, 'H s' tlA Sailed; Nlnderilcnu
Hb( from Galveston fo, Manchester
Galveston. '''''' '''"'
Now York Arrived Coucho, from cal.
liayre-Arhved: Consos CBrl, from Gal.
bermuda. Arrived Horribly Castle fBrA.
from sunderland aud sailed for Galveston
y. Michaols Passed Blrchtcr Brl. frcps
galveston, Tor MarSriles
Liverpool. Arrived: Ramon No I'm
tlh1ga tSp.I from Galveston. for Niauchcs.
TER Marwarrl Rrl, from Galveston sailed,
istrar tHr1, Tor Galveston
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GONE TO HIS REWARD.
A Gallant Ex-Confederate Passed OVel
the Divide at Dallas

A Gallant Ex-Confederate Passed Over
the Divide at Dallas
Tyler. Texas. November 81 Major James
?. Douglas one OF the most widely known
cN-Confedcratc officers Of Texas, died at
his homo here today after a lengthy III
ness
Major Douglas commanded tho famous
Douglas battery In The civil war. He came
to Texas and settled In this city in 1stS.
lie was one Of the main promoters Of the
Tyler tap. which was the beginning Of tho
great Cotton Belt railway system
lie, with Colonel dcrndon and Mr. Bon.
nor. enlisted capital with which TO build
the road now known as the Lufkiu branch
OF the Cotton Belt.
Major Douglas last public appearance
was during tho old settlers and soldiers re-
union hero last summer, and when ne wns
called upon 10 speak hc had 10 be sup
ported by two stHlwGrt c0mradcs Tho
scene WINS a most pathetic ono. When he
bid his old comrades iu arms a last fare.
well there was not "a dry eye In the vast
concouisc OF people.
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University Ball at Home

Austin, Texas. November 27.-Thc Uni.
Nerslty of Texas football team returned
this morning from their Northern tour and
While they have lost two games ont of tho
series series played they We're given warm rN.
eehtloh me boys put UP an excellent
ne varsity. team viii play the Ard.
cultural ana Mechanical college eleven ~.
morrow AFTERNOON at the University AfbIctic
n red This viii be the last game of the
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seaumont EueI ou y M.

Austin, Texas. November 27.-Tbe Nj,
ininare OF the 5oohorse power boiler nj
me eity's water and light plant Is now
being heated by Beaumont fuel oil A.
noruing to careful estimate made by The
ahni,ts t t EN- OF the plant. IL will reqnire
o., "pu ,'i went -hNc carloads Of oil per monih
10 opercale the plant, which is a llttIc morn
ihhn $3.50 barrels monthly. Even win tbiS
dnrge amount Of oil consumed. II is arHaf
CITY neat sum every month i'm fnei mi.
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join M. Hornsby Announees.

Corpus Chrlsti. Texas, November IL
Hon. John w Hornsby, the efficient eoun'
~ clerk of Travis county, was here this
week mingllng with friends and making
new acquaintances. While here Mt Horns
by stated TO The Post correspondent thal
he was a candidate for railroad comnlls-
sion6r and thought he stood a good chance
OF being the successor of Judge Reagan;
He will no doubt have the support Oh
Nueces county democrats.
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Masonic Entertainment Successful.

Galveston, Texas, November 27--The
third anniversary Of the organization Of
Mizpah chapter of the order Of the Eastern
Star was celebrated last night at the Ma,
sonic temple with an oyster supper ana
necktn party. Dancing was also u feature
Of the enjoyment Of the evening. There
were about 225 people in attendance AMI
the affair was a brilliant success The pro-
ceeds OF the entertainment will be used TO
provide Christmas tree for the children
of the Master Masons Of the city.
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OF INTEREST TO - - - -
,s .s y FEMININE READERS.

This makes warm sleeve. which viii be
appreciated In stormy January. fur
storm" ur Medlcl collar should be worn
With q fur-slceved Jacket, Il Is optional
whether or not YOU care FOR fur reycrs. They
are expensive. because they use mp great
deal Of fur without adding much 60 the
warmth OF the garment.
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Thanksnivinn ninns.

Austin Texas, November 27.-Ihe univer.
sny students who reside at Breckenridge
nan are getting reody for a big time on
thanksgiving Day 10y having prepared n
ssumPtuous dinner program Of toosts
hhaS Dcen arranged, and Proctor Clark viii
Ne oastmaster All sorts Of eloaucnce is
expected and the students expect n GOOD
time generally besides fine rcpast
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
ColIrt Of CrinInaI Anpeals.

Tyler, Texas, November 27 The follow.
ing proceedings were had today In the court
Of criminal appeals,
Affirmed Bruno Caimona, from VI Paso;
OK pare Noel Martin from Harris
Reversed Hod rrmauded: Rey Hampton,
from Johnson a. i Brady. from Coleman;
Begardua Blbhy. from smith; VIII jack
SOU from Coryell.
A long list OF cases was submitted,
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Third Court OF Appeals.

Austin, Tcxosl Noyemher 2I.'-Ihe follow
ing proceedings were had today In the
Third court of appeals;
Affirmed: j. A. Curlee vs.. G. w Rose,
from Milan: j 4 Hamilton Us. w, J..
AlcAuley from Rrnnes
Reversed and remanded James Il. Greer
vs. samuel Varnel 81 al from McLeunan.
In the case Of Houston aud Texas Central
Railway Company vs. John Patterson. from
Travis. the appellee was glreu ten days In
which TO ale remlttitur for $40. IN which
event the Judgment viii be affirmed. other
wise the cause will be reversed and re.
uRnded
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Eirst Court Of ANNALS.

Galveston, Texas November 2T-Proceed-
lngs in the court Of civil appeals. Tho fol-
Owing motions were submitted today:
For rchcaring: Lucas & Petty ct al VS..
Sam Johnson. from Anderson. Julious Uli-
man vs. Wells & Porch, from Galveston;
Margaret G. Lord vs. New York Life Insur.
ancc Company ct al, from Galveston.
10 ccrtify an questions Sarah II. Travis
vs.. Frank Han ct a. from Galveston.
This court w!ll meet tomorrow and an
nounce decisions, but no cases VIII 6e sub
uiitted.
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ssssoeesssasssssessssesessss

next friend from Milan. to affirm upon
suggestion Of delay.
Submitted for rchcnrinE Missouri, Kan
Rns aud Texas Railway Company Of Texas
vs.. I, h Yale from Travis; Missouri Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company of Texas
VS. Charles Avery. from Williumson II.
Lazarus VS., d Super x sons, from Melon
nan. Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company vs. w " Ice eft al, from Bell
Other motion submitted Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company of roNua
VS. r. b. Yale. from Travis, to correct and
supplement findings OF fact.
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WALLER RELIEF COMMITTEE.
II Has Finished It's Work and Reported
70 the Goyarnor

Tt Has FI1lshed It's Work and htpOTIcu
to the Governor.
Hampstead, Texas. November 27-The re-
lief committee of waier county, Of which
J, NJ. Pinckney was chairman and A. c.
TompkIns secretary. has made its inal re,
port today TO Governor Sayers The com.
mittee used the money entrusted TO them
as a sacred trust, and was az economical
aud careful with the same as circumstances
would permit.
draft for S8602, 4s was inclosed to Gov
ernor Sayers, that being the balance on
hand with the committee.
The committee again expresses their
thanks to the governor for his kindness 10
the premises. They also thanked the Hous'
ton and Texas Central railroad for the
free hauling of seed, provisions, etc
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baker had mpny frlaads In Anderson as
wen us an over the county. who are sorry
10 learn NJ his uutimoly death lie was
a brother 60 j. Cross Baker shcnn ~
l4is county and Searcy Baker Of Hunts.
children 10 mourn bis loss.
onrt WIZ probably adjourn tomorrow)oue
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Galveston. Texas, November o. The
Galveston oil exchange has leased a room
in the Kaufman RunCe building on
Twenty-second and Mechanic street. and
will open for business next Monday Cal!s
will be made daily between the hours Of
II and /. Not only oil stock. but stocks
Of all kinds will be traded on the 1oor Of
the exchange This includes stock OF the
wharf company, of the gas and electric
light companies aud all other corporations
both here and elsewhere, for the sccnri,
ties NJ which n demand may exist in Gal
weston
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Mac Banana steamers.

Galveston, Texas. November 27-The Nor.
weglan steamer Gyller arrived hero this
evening with a cargo consisting Of twenty
five cars Of bananas. She arrived late
this evening and will not come up - the
dock until tomorrow morning. The present
cargo is much larger than the last one
brought here by this steamer
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A Fireman Hurt.

Galveston, Texas, November 21-Frank
Denarari, q fireman, fell from hook and
ladder truck while going to a nre last night
and was painfully injured. The company
was responding "a an alarm Of tire caused
by the explosion Of a gasoline stove at the
residence OF Mrs. Sichels, ITO Postorice
street. The fire was quickly eXtinglished'
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Died From Her Wounds.

Austin. Texas November 2T-Rosa Smith,
the negro girl who was accidentally shot
at her home last Sunday with n target
rife by her brother. near Dripping Springs,
this county, died yesterday from the effects
of the shot.
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"some years ago while at MartlnsbuTg'
w. va. / was taken with cholera morbus,
which was followed nv disrrhoea The
doctor's medicine did me no good ] was
advised 10 get bettle Of Chamberlain
Cole Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy.
which / did. aud it cured me Sound ana
well. &c. A. Morris. Embreevble, IA so'a
BY all druggists.
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Grlmes countv nIstrlot Conrt.

Anderson, Texas. November % District
court convened today, with Hon. J. NJ.
smlthers. Judge, aud A. NJ. Campbell dis.
trlct attorney. The grand Jury was cm.
pancllcd. The court decided To take iip
the criminal cascs as they anpcorCd ~,
the docket, aud only the special vcniYc
cases were set. The case OF the State w.
Mrs Spell. charged with the murder OF
her husband, was set for December D.
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severn new cases Of smallpox I'm the yicin.
He says the form OF the disease il mncb
more severe than that OF last Winter
Every. precautlon Is being taken 10 nrcvcnt
the plague from spreading
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Successful Society Event al Naooodoohes

Successful Society Event at Nacoedoches
Nacogdoches. Texas. November 26,-'rhe
masquerade ball given at the opera house
last night by the young men OF the city
was great success. Some Of the domlnoeS
were very gorgeous. AT II o'clock the
masks were taken off. when inc reBast
was enjoyed Many visitors from a dis
lance were In attendance.
Gentry Bros. dog and pony show Is In
town today, and the town Is full Of peo-
pie They are here from Shelby and San
Augustine counties. from the forks OF the
creek and from outlaying districts, Every
body is going 10 the show.
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ihent Speakers for tho occasion Il fam,
tSe p nsmes Of Superintendent Kendall 9S az
Iefetrn ~ ~, nhormal school. Superintendent
I nog, W W. Grubbs OF Greenvilic iis snii
c Sssuns gives promise Of being very snr.