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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

OVERTON Novembcr In 81 d,facuItv
last night between John Johnson ma Sin
Tucker, Johnson stabbed Tucker twice ia
the breast, killing him almost instantly.
Johnson claims to have killed him in sell
defense. Both are ColoreG. johnson Is in
jail
MARLIN November In rosnnper 70
an Invitation from Cnmu No al Wood
men of M, World Reagan in rs LARGO
number of tho mnn1heTs Of StIin ,s,n,n
W0odmeu of Tho Wnrld hsvo ,,"r,. to Xxx
gan to nartlcipnte ia the nuyellinp nr tbc
son nj Z ocio"t tl,ie n,.n,,,n, 80 - ''''''
RICHMOND Novepber . Tbn rrond
Jury finished its labors today and ndioIIincJ
after Undlnp n number Of mile IThc dis-
trict court onened rho rrj,ninnl bustras,
for this term OF couIt ms morninr ma
will likely he husy nu fbis ma mart nf
next week dlsnosinr of thn crimin,I r9srs
CArvppr 80,
Mrs faniei Wien VVUIEoHloer ne iumer"i OF
tcrday afternoon y,os me Of tbr Ior;cst
ever Witnessed in Colycrt Services We're
held at the family residence Inv Rcv & q
Carroll thn past6r Of Tho RontI9t churcn,
after which n large a Icoursr a. sorrow,
ing relatives and friends followed the
remains to the city cemetery Many beau.
tiful floral offerings were laid upon the
grave.
MOUNT CALM. November 4-Ycstcrdny
evening two white bovs took q small urrIo
town relieved him of $40 the officers
capturod tho bovs recoyered thr NANCY
and took them to uillsboro to awnlt mo
action Of the grand jury
BEEVILLE, November 3-Thcrc Is some
talk here of organizing an Improvement
aud DEVELOPMENT aSsociation Tor thr nm
pose of bringing Bceville To tho front
along with other towns In the State of
its Size and importance one of the OBJ
jccts of the organization will he TO Induce
land owners TO place some Of their land
on the market to be sold ut a reasonable
price to actual settlers. This being on,s Of
n wa of hn
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Pale Face-Weak Nerves,

ANY lack of iron in the blood SHOWS 10
the face. Pallor is the slga. rallor also
means much more, 1t means starved
nervous system, Al deblltated condition OF
the vital organs, poor circulation and i'm
paired digestion The nerves, the muscles
and all the organs of your body get their
energy and all the materials for their re.
pair from the blood. Pallor shows that all
these are losing vitality. Not a day should
be lost In restoring the richness and purity
Of the blood. Get Iron got 1t by taking
the kind Of iron your blood requires. rae
iron In Dr. Harters Iron Tonic is the per-
feet kind. It goes rom your stomach III
rectly into the blood without any change.
An hour after you take IT, It has become
part OF your blood aud Is doing good.
In addition to iron this time-trled rene
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad
ly needed by those who are sick or eo0il
ltated.
II helps to build up nerve aud muscular
dy contains other ingredients almost rs bad
you TO get the good of the food you cat.
Dir. Harter's Iron Tonic viii build rou up
and make you well from head TO fooS with
the new health will come strength snd risor
that may have been missing for ycsrS.
This remedy has been Endorsed aI physi>
claus and the public for fsrty>sve r'utrs
Made emily by the Or. Harrer Aialicine
en-, Dayton, ohin. Sold sysrEwnelJs.
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FROM CROWLEY, LA.
Death Of Prominent Physican-District
Court Still in Session.

Death Of Prominent Observation-Disclosures
Court Still in Session.
Crowley, La, November DIR James II.
Morris, an old resident of this section, but
recently moved to Pomona, Cal, died to-
day at the o'Quln house. the immediate
cause of his death being hemorrhase OF the
brain Or. Morris was - years of age
on the I'd of this month and had been here
for the past month looking after his in
tcrests, which are very large in this parish.
DR.. Morris came to this section in 1884
from Tennessee, and built up a fine prac-
ticc. In 1883 he moved to Texas. After
losing all he had by unfortunate invest.
ments, he came back to this section, whore
he has since amassed fortune. He leaves
a wife and six children, his wife being at
his bedside at time of his death.
District court continues in session, grind
Ing out criminal cases. The cases of the
State vs.. Walter Hughes and VIII Sullivan,
charged with the murder Of an old negro
woman, was called this morning and the
parties pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NEWS
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS FOR WEST
TEXAS.
The Conference Has Wound Up Its
labors and Adiouned-Other Re-
oious Meetings.

San Antonio, Texas, November 4-Thc
west Texas conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church finished its lnbors AMI
adjourned at noon today after the follow.
ing announcement of appointments were
made:
san Marcos Distr!ct.-Stcrling Fischevt
presiding elder; San Marcos station. New
Harris; San Marcos circuit, C. w. Fer
kins Seguln station J. {. Wilson; Lullng
circuit, L. Il. Ellis Gonzales station.
Thomas Gregory; Lockhart station. NJ. w.
Wilson; Lockhart circuit, f. L. McGehee;
Kyle and Pleasant Grove circuit. j. r.
Graham; Buda circuit, j. j. Frank; Drip
ping Springs mission. TO be supplied; Bel
mont circuit, j. A. King; waclder and
Thompsouvillc. j. w. Sims.
San Antonio District--B. Harris. presid-
ing elder; San Antonio, Travis park, John
Nj. Moore; West End, j. NJ Alexander:
Il. Il. Galloway, supernumerary; Prospect
Hin, j. r, King; Sherman street. S. b.
Beall; Coma street, Charles NJ Rabe:
South Heights and South Flores, r. s.
Pierce; Laredo station, j. T. IL. Miller;
Garlic Springs and Batcsyillc mission, to
be supplied; Bexar circuit, w. IL. Newkirk
Pcarsall station, V. G. Thomas; Cotulla
circuit j. c. Russell; Uyade station, L.
c. Matthes; Eagle Pass station. r. b.
Buchanan; Moore circuit, j. Il. Buck;
Hondo and Devine. L. L. Swanson; Utopia
circuit, to be supplied by 4. G. Woolls;
Amphlon circuit, L. II. Lovejoy; Del Rio
station, r. Il. Sessions; j. a. Wright,
supernumerary
Beeville District f. Webb, presiding
elder Bceville station, w. \. rtenfroe;
InCSmnOFps
Christi station, j. NJ. Linn; Pleasanton cir
cult, A. C.. Biggs Alice circuit, j. y Davis;
Oakville circuit; g. NJ. Gardner; Floresylle
station, |; X. Waller; Lavcrnia circuit
to be supplied by g. c. French; Wade city
circuit G. S. Mills; Sutherland Springs cir
cult, to be supplied by w a. Meyers;
Stockdale circuit, G. Williamson; BlancOnia
circuit, to be supplied by J. w. Hargroye;
Rockport and Arkansas Pass to he supplied
by O. L. Hatfield; Kennedy circuit, y. l..
Adair.
Cuero Dlstrict-John w Stoval, pre-
siding elder; Cuero station, Byron c, Roach;
Victoria station, A. l.. Scarborough; Edna
station, j. w Long; Ganado circuit, to be
supplied; Sweethome circuit, NJ. a. Turner;
Halletsville circuit, j. l.. Kennedy; Nursery
circuit G. A. Anns, Leesynle circuit, j. u.
Worrel; Clear Creek mission, to he sup
piled by f. A. Knox; Goakum station, W
J. Johnson; Rancho circuit, c. W. Meyers;
Runge and Helena circuit ]. r. Morris;
Port Lavaca circuit, W. a. Dunn.
LIano District-W H. II Biggs, presild1,
san Saba station, NJ. A. Black; San Saba
mission, H. a. Burns; Kerrville station,
Il. 7. Campbell: Center Point station, F.
II. c. Elliott; Blanco circuit, J. p. Garrett;
Boerne circuit, +. J. Perrin; iandera and
Medina, NJ X Fred; Willow City circuit
j. ]. Rapt; Cherokee circuit, to be sup
piled; johnson city circuit, ]. a, Pledger;
Springs and Barksdale, W f, Gibbons.
San Angelo DlStrlCt-Theonhilus Lee,
presiding. elder; San Angelo station, j. d.
~ A Hon
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TEXAS FISH PR61JIT T.
STATE COMMISSIONER MAKES HIS
ANNUAL REPORT.
Total Value OF Fish, Oysters, ETC.,
Taken From Texas Waters Was
NearlV Hall a Million Dollars.

Austin, Texas, November 4.-The report
o. j, +. kbbc. state hsh and yster com.
missioner, for the year ending August 81
was sent to the governor today The report
is In part as follows:
Licenses issued-Selnes, IA set nets. A.;
oyster, 43; amount received therefrom
$tO5.1o. Boats licensed: Sloops, 1877: cat
boats, .; Scnobncrs, "A; skffs, ~; total go
Cost OF deputies, $603. Total product Of
hSh, oysters. etc, on the Texas coast for
the year was as follows: Fish. j21J. 1853
pounds; value, $296.14l. Turtles, S9,5I4
pounds; value, S3362 shrimp. As, 600
pounds; value $1g72 oysters, 1O5,0S
barrels; value SOB ISL. Terrapin, 800
dozen; value, $500 Crabs, 500 dozen
value, S126O. Total value of the fish,
oysters, etc. SiOS 423, against $3.50, 732 In
1900 an increase of S7l,691. Acreage OF
oyster location leased, S73.
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lEcHANlcs NEEDED AT ORANGE.

|rious Accident to 4 Negro EnrpIoye
Of the Southern Pacific.
orange Texas, November flames John
b, a negro helper employed by the South
| Pacific railroad, fell from a moving
| in al Terry, in this county, and one foot
$ 50 badly crushed by the car wheels
|lt amputation was necessary. The in
red negro was taken to Beaumont, whore
4 amputation was effected.
There Is great scarcity Of mechanics
orange at present, and building opera
ms are being retarded for that reason
r. bindings now in course of conStruc-
ID and contemplated will furnish en-
Iyment for a large number of carpenters
A Brick layers for many months to
he
lrite number of Orangcites went over
| sRQsston This morning 10 attend the
r,5fmalcc of the Grau Opera company
that place tonight.
|'he rain of yesterday wound up with
bofther, and today has been one of the
|dest days of the season.
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.fT FROM BEAUMONT.
: Y. M. C. A. TO BUILD A $50, 900
HOME FOR ITSELF.
LARGE Lumber Company Increases Its
Capital Stock-The Slot Machines
Have all Disappeared.

|Bcaumont, Texas, November 4.-The ex-
|utiye board of the Young Mems chris
ID Association, which was organized
|stcrday, met today and elected the fol.
|wlng officers: George w. Carroll. presi-
Ind; c. NJ. Ellinwood. vice president
|Eaiy Burnett, secretary; ID. A. Duncan.
fasurcr. resolution was adopted pro
Hing for the erection Of a building 10
owned by the association, the huildn
III the site to cost not less than $4,000.
building committee was appointed to
|eparc plans for submission to the execu-
h board
|phe United Lumber and Export com
|ng last night forwarded to Austin an
|endment to It's charter by which its
|pltal stock is increased to 100000. and
| Is all paid up This corporation was o.
|nized some time since by MIR. l.. L. Par
|uter and others and was associated wi h
|e Vaughan Lumber company of San
|itonio, but later the majority of the
pcs was purchased by Mr. pdrminter and
r. Chaison estate, Of which Mr.. Charles
lhaiSon had charge. Since that time
+ company has purchased outright enc
|ge saw mill and has another lease ,
~ the purpose of this increase in Its
bck is TO take under control more prop
~ of a similar kind. Just what that
~ he Is not announced, bat the olrica S
km to have their plans well matured
ID have already found use for the addi.
Inal capital required.
Eng Temperance Han company has been
Een permit to build three-story
Lck building ON Pearl street to cost
|faines Brothers have a permit to build
|Irame building on Laurel to cost $500
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THE RICE WILL CASE.
SURROGATE FITZGERALD MADE AN
IMPORTANT ORDER.
Witnesses to the 1896 viii Are TO Be
E%amined-Contest to Be Taken
Up in December.

NNletIdl 70 Inc foSt)
New York, November 4.-surrogate Flts-
gerald. after heated argument between
counsel representing several interests. to.
day said he would take the testimony OF
the subscribing witnesses to the will OF
William Rice which was executed In 1896.
lie further announced that he would fix
the second Monday In December for taking
up the contest of the will of 1900 known
as the Patrick viii which, II admitted TO
probate will knock out the former instru-
ment. Max Z. Hardy and Cantwen &c
Moore appeared for Albert y. Patrick.
charged with the murder Of Rice and with
forging the will under which he became
residunry legatee aud was left the bulk
OF the estate Hornblower, Byrnc, Miller
a Potter were in court to look after the
interests represented under the viii OF
1896 together with Bowers x Sands. Davis
stone Auerbach appeared for Charles
W. Rice, nephew OF the millionaire and
Delaney Niroi for other heirs who con-
test the two Wills
The nr,t viii LEFT nearly all Of the Rice
estate TO the Rice institute of Houston,
Texas.
Charles II. Jones, Blce's valet, who has
made q confession that he murdered the
old man al the nstigatlon OF Patrick, Is
still in custody. The subscribing Wit
uesses to the last will are Indicted with
Idliltk luF forgery. lNlIlch lawyers
claimed that tho hearing of the contest OF
the will of 1900 should he postponed until
after the trial Of Patrick and his alleged
accompliccs In the forgery asserted 10 have
been committed. W. r. Hornblower for
the executors Of the 1896 VIII, wanted an
immediate trial Of the contest over the
latter will y order to haze the question
Of the validity Of the will settled, Sur.
rogatc Fitzgerald then. on the consent Of
ali the lawyers, agreed to examine the
subscription witnesses TO the formS< Will
on November - so that their testimony
may be perpetuatcd. The real contest will
come up In December.
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THE KINGDOM OF eAROsEY.
A Little Welsh Island Which Is Practi-
calV independents

A Little Welsh Island Which Is Practi-
callV Independent.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
There Is another sovereign besides King
Edward VII ruling within the British isles
His kingdom is Bardsey island, situated
three miles south OF peninsula of Wales,
where he rules with autocratc sway, The
inhabitants number Seventy-Seyen, incMd.
ing the king ana queen, the former being
II direct descendant OF a long line Of mon.
nrchs who have relgncd In this obscure
lahd from time immemorial. The language
Is an archaic form OF welsh, and is totally
unintelllgible to the people on the main
land.
The king, in the interval of regal duties,
aus as doctor, schoollnaster and registrar
OF births, marriages and deaths, and does
not consider himself too important to stoop
to the proctarian labor of digging potatoes
ana gathering crabs when occasion requires.
He owes no allegiance to England, and con
scqucnty pays no taxes. The people live
on home grown barley bread, butter and
milk, while the rocks AFFORD an incNhausti,
bic supply of crabs aul Holsters, which they
are glad 70 retail 10 the wandering stranger
for the small sum Of l penny each. They
know nothing of the outside world, as the
newspaper never penclratcs to their lso.
lated kingdom.
Thc island has an area of about 80 acres.
and on the southeast side there Is a small
harbur. which win admit vessels Of about
forty five tons. But owing To the dangers
of the surrounding rocks, the approach is
SO difficult that "a cir'lt Of fully twenty
miles has TO he made before land is reach
ed, and few bOatmcu will risk the passage,
If the sea is inclined to be rough within
the quaint cottages, many exquisite cN-
amplcs Of old welsh carving are TO he found
and the beautiful ruins of the abbey OF ST
Mary are Of particular interest to the an
tiquarian. II is stated that prince OF De.
vonshirc was captured by pirates and sold
into slavery, hut eventually escaped and
was shfpwrcckcd on Bardscy. whore he died
saint Lord Marlborough Is buried here,
and there can still be seen the monument,
standing nine feet high, which he erected
10 the memory OF his 10000 predecessors.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Sunrenne Court.

Austin, Texas, November 1.-The follow
ing proceedings were had In the supreme
court today:
Reversed and remanded; Aetna Life In
surnnce Company vs.. II. +. Eastman, from
Hunt
Reversed and rendered: Ellis County vs.
y. y. Thompson, from Ellis
Affirmed; Catherine Sims VS.. ]. s. Hixon
ct AL from Fanuin.
In the case Of Bette Lipscomb ct al
against the Houston aud feXas Central
Railroad company and the Wells Fargo ok.
press company. Judgment Is here rendered
In favor of the defendant In error, Wells
Fargo Express company, but reversed and
rcmHndcd MS between the plaintiffs I'm error
and the defendant In error, the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad company
Submitted: NJ. and NJ. l., Meyers VS. j..
w Wood ct al. from Lamar; Emma Pend
ley vs.. Berry a Towlcs ct al. from Harris.
Set for November Is certified queslions):
William NJ Kellctt VS. Callic r. Tricc, from
MCLennAu.
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Panhandle Setting Up.

Austin, Texas, November 4.--Hon A. 7,
Cole, who served as n member of the house
of representatives in the Twenty
nnd Twenty seventh legislature from john
son county, WAS here today on business.
lie has been spending several weeks in
the Panhandle and has decided to locate
at Claude, Armstrong county. He gives
glowing account of the resources and
tiers are coming into Claude. Clarendon,
Amarillo and other places of that section
by the carloads each day and each settler
land. Splendid crops are raised and the
farmers are very prosperous. Land values
are increasing and business of all kinds is
in very satisfactory condition.
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FEDERAL COURT IN SAN ANTONIO

An important Smuggling Case Set for
Trial Tomorrow.
san Antonio Texas. November 4.-The
November term Of the United States dis
trlct court was begun this morning, Judge
Thomas 5. Maxey presiding The grand
ana petit jurieS We're sworn In and tOmor-
row the smuggling eases against Mrs. ".
f. Peasley VIII he taken up, iAis is one
Of the most important cases OF the kind
that has been uled in the court for many
years. Witnesses In it are here from a
dozen cities in the United States.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS
Especial to The Post.J

Newport News.-Arriyed; El,erick (Br),
from Galveston aud sailed for navre
Pensacola Cleared Pensacola (AmD, ior
Galveston
Port Eads.-Arrived: Brcakwater jAm.),
from Puerto COrteZ via Port Blrrlos aud
Belize; DcptfOrd IBID. from GTmshv. ia
bardlan (Br), from Liverpool via Mexican
ports Chalmctte tAm), from Havana;
Lord Roberts tBrl. from Shields; BtrIis
(Sp), from Vera Cruz; Esther (Aml. from
Port BaTri0s via Belize; Orion and Tug
Tarus (AmJ, with the New Orleans naval
dry dock In tow from Baltimore; Nicaragua
(Br1, from Liverpool Via Colon and Next
con ports; Madeline (Br). from Shields.
Departures none.
Hnsalo.- Passed: lkelhel (Brl, from
Galveston for Liverpool
New York. Cleared Barge S. o. c. No.
81 for Port Arthur,
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United Stntes Court

Galveston. Texas, November flames
Mcdonald ct al vs.. Steamship Erie, to re.
cover half pilotage. on trial
Bankrupts William Rallo and j. #. Rallo
OF Liberty We're discharged
IN the case OF John r. pcndlcton, re.
celVer, VS.. X. B. ana Matte Long. mo.
lion was filed by the attorneys for the dc.
PENDANTS asking that the cases be dismissed
or transferred to the TYLER division OF
the court
II. c. Ferguson ct al VS. Helen Maudc
SlmIroW; death of plaintiff reported and
case continued
w. j. u. Moor administrator estate of II
Ferris, deceased. rs, John McCrcrcy; set.
tied ana dismissed at cost of the com
pMinant.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder trou-
blcs, removes gravel, cures diabetes, semi
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rheumatism and ali Irregularities Of the
kidneys aud bladder Ia both men aud
women, regulates bladder troubles In chill
dren. II not sold by your druggist, will
be sent by mall on receipt Of 81. One
small bottle is two months treatment and
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Sold by all druggists
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THE GALVESTON GAMBLER
is LIKELY TO HAVE A TussLE WITH
THE LAW
Judae Allen, OF the District Court, In
structs the Grand Jury on the
Statutes Aeens, Gambling.

Galveston, Texas, November 4.-rhe No
Vember term Of the criminal district court
convened al T. o'clock today The grand
jury was imponcled and also the petit Jury
Tor the week. No eases were tried today
and the court adjourned until tomorrow
morning The grand jury comprises the
ioilowing: i. r. Cheesc6orhugd. foreman;
Yuuh = ,Mcgner lr J. Singer H. A. Burns,
Gus Opperm1n. James Kerr, j. A. Tooth
aker and McssrS. Pierce and Walker.
IN charging the grand jury, Judge Allen
lihS ana Instructed the jury particularly
regarding slot machines aud policy games.
which, he Informed thc members OF the
ling e
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GIVEN A LIFE SENTENCE
JOSEPH JOHNSON PLEADED GUILTY
TO MURDER.
Killed His Wife and a Man in Whose
COMPANY She Was at the Time
OF the Killing,

Fort Worth, Texas, November 4 .-Joseph
Johnson today pleaded guilty to numbering
his We and man named Dave Johnson
whom be found In company with Mrs. John.
son. The killing occurred about two
months ago ana doubc-barrcled shotgun
was used. The accused threw himself on
the mercy of the court and jury His pun
lshlrcnt was fixed at life Imprisonment
The defendant waived tho usual two DAYS
allowed for notice ami asked that the judge
pass sentence Instantly, which he did
Johnson viii hc carried TO states prison
az an early date
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Austin, Texas, November disappointment
ent of Public Buildings Sam Harlan began
this morning the work Of improving the
southeast side Of the capitol grounds
While only limited appropriation was
made by The legislature for this work.
Superintendent Harlan will make the
sun dial, composed entirely Of plants. will
be one of the features of that side of the
State house
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TEXANS IN THE PHILIPPINES,
Interesting Budnet OF Items About Tex
ans and People Known in Texas.

Fort Worth. Texas. November B. Major
r. NJ. Van Zandt has just received a letter
from his son Richard, dated Manila, Sep
tcmber &c He Is dishursne officer for
the department Of public instruction.
lie stated that tho steamer Sheridan
had Just arrived. ana among the pas3cn-
gers were fifty additional teachers
lie also stated that Mrs, ANIL y. KEY,
formerly OF this city went over on The
Sheridan and that AMI had lust arrived
from Martinique. Mr. Kelly IS not with
tho war department. lint is holding a
tIeaSurCship AZ Martinique.
Miss Hastings ~ Indianapolis was also
n passenger and Nj Van Handt said that
size and Judge willard were to he married
on that night. Judge Willard H. from Min
ncapgIls ana Is ono Of the judges OF the
insuinr courts. He was one Of the marty
Of court oncals who went to Manila at
tho same time Judge COOPER and Mr. NNn
spring from this cltv. ON the Sheridan
were $50 sacks ~ mall