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The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02
cERY ,oF NRNY. LNRsEy.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Eugene f. O'Connor, Ruth A. john
oDsn6se 9f5e JssIhafen sq a5sry May
lanes Joseph Slattery, Catharine Siat-
terry John Sarsfield Slattery, Eugene
Arthur Slattery and Louisa B. Siattery.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court of
Chaneery of New Jersey, made on the
day Of the dats hereof, in cause where
in Charles A Lewis is complainant. and
you and others are defendan ts.s YOU are
required to appear and plead, demur or
answer to the complainant's bill on or
before the seventh day of May next. or
the said bill will be taken as confessed
against you,
The seld bill is filed to reform deed
given by Thomas NJ Moore and Sarah J.
Moore to james Owen 0'Cennor and
Louisa B. O'Connor for certain property
situated in Jersey City, in the County OF
ing date May 9th, 1889, so that the
words. grantee his heirs and assigns. )
each time they occur in said deed shalt
read, grantees their heirs and assigns"
Dated March 6, 1901
JAMES A GORDON,
Solicitor of Complainant,
p o. Address 5SS Newark Ave,
Jersey City, n. ].
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
AMELIA SHADER, deceased; Alexan-
der d. Wands, executor of Amelia Sha-
der, deceased. by order of the Surrogate
of Hudson County, dated February 10,
1901, hereby gives notice to the creditors
of said decedent to bring in their debts,
demands and claims against the estate Of.
said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from the date Of
said order, or they win be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said exec
suter. ALEXANDER D.. WANDS.
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Administrator With the win Annexet

HUDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
James F. Hall. incorporated, v. Adolph
Stoll
On Contract. ts"
In Attachment
attachment was issued out of the Hudson
County Circuit Court against the rights
and credits, moneys and effects, goods
and chattels, and lands and tenements
of Adolph Stoll an absconding debtor, at
the suitaof James p. Hall, Incorporated,
a corporation, for the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars. returnabe on the fif-
teenth day of January, nineteen hundred
and one. and has been returned served
and duly executed, and was returned on
the fifteenth day of January, nineteen
hundred and one, by the Sheriff of the
County of Hudson
MAURICE ]. STACK,
CHARLES E. HENDRIcKsoN. JRs.
Attorney.
Dated April 5th, 1901
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02

tsale No. sss7.,

PURSUANT TO AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
order. of the Orphans Court. made on the
twenty afth OF January. A. D. nineteen hun-
dred and one, the Undersigned. administrator
with the will annexed OF Ernest Woehlke. de-
bSasas, hldsr on WednesSsv tSe +ws, ,,s4h st.s
day of March, A. D. nineteen hundtsd nnd
one at two . clock in the afternoon, on tns
premises.
All that certain lot, tract and parcel Of land
and yssmises, situate, lying and being in the
City OF Jersey City Qorrnerly Hudson city)
Hudson County, New Jersey, beginning at a
point on the southerly side of Bleecker street
lformerly Newark street), two hundred feet
east from the easterly line of Passaie avenue
running easterly along the southsrly line Of
Bleecker street, fifty feet thence soueherly
one hundred feet; thence westerly fifty seet
and thence .northerly one hundred feet to the
place of beginning.
Dated February IA, 1901.
HENRY HOLSTE
Aa,,,fniefrafo- with tha WIN
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02
ST. MARY'S PLAYERS REHEARSlaG

The members of the choir of st. Mary's
r. C, Church will produce play at In
stitute Hall, Erie and Third street, on
Tuesday evening, May 1s. 1t will be the
four-act drama, Nevada, or the Lost
Mine. I" Judging from the rehearsais al
ready held the young actors will make a
hit. The sale of tickets has been very
large
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02
GREENvlLLE LEAGUE EUCHRE.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Greenville Republican League Club was
held last night at the clubhouse, Danforth
reports which were read it was shown
that the euchre held last Saturday, even
ing was a great success.
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SEVENTH TO BOWL THE EIGHTH.

bowl the Eighth Ward Democratic Club
this evening on the Seventh Wards all
leys at the club heuse, No. s57 Ocean
avenue. An exciting game is looked for.
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f5I7l1soN ,oTJNrY oRPHANs. couRr-

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
December Term, A. D. 1890.
on the application Of Adoniran ]. Lyon,
executor of the viii OF William Tulip, deceased.
Order to show cause.
Adoniraa r. Lyon. executor of William Tulp.
deceased. having exhibited TO this Court. Under
oath a lust and true account of the personal
estate ana debts of said deceased. whereby
II appears that the personal estate Of said
William TULIP is insufficient to pay his debts.
ard requested the aid of the Court in the
premises. It is ordered that all persons in
terested in the lands yenements and real
estate of said William Tuip, deceased. appear
before the Court at the Court House. IN Jersey
CITY on the Sd day OF May next, to show cause
why SO much of the said lands. tenements.
hereditaments and real estate OF the said
William Tlilp, deceased, should not be sols
as viii be suffeient 10 pay his debts, or tne
residue thereof as the case may require
Dated March 1st. 1901.
By tho Court.
JOHN A. BLAIR.
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02
PIONEER VEREla TO MEET.

The German Pioneer Verein will meet
at Reuters Hall, Jersey avenue and First
street, this evening President Ferdinand
Heintze will preside.
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02
JAS. T. LII.L1s,
clark

NOTICE OF SETTL NOTICE
is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber executor of the viii OF Sarah
H. Kyle. deceased win BE audited and
stated By the Surrogate of the County of
Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday the 29th day of March next
Dated February 20. ~ d. 1901.
The Jersey City news., 1901-05-02

Dated April 9Th. 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-11

@ANVi u,"s 20 lne capital stock. II occurs
- lne ~ me luio ppied 10 foreign cor
potae'ohS could DO likewise equiiahlg APP
pew 20 domestic co'perauohs on fran
MS axes teel qhte satisfied Thar
sueN VheossS N 'ais stliute woula not
Vnly pe more lNst 70 the industries an
nv Stale copturted ny corporations, but
'tsshues arising IRON thls source,
several INST inees Fra pointed out
MheFein foreign CORPORATIONS l3Ye ,he
noNShlAse % domestic concerns ana
"Iheh0inents 70 me statutes are susgost-
Gu
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reply to motion for rehearlng overruled
sGult Colorado ana san.a fc RafiNAs
HComrsny w. Will@m Wilson. from Gait
weston
Mouiun 20 strike out slatemcnt taken
With ease: Nsnuel andrews vs.. Miltisdes
Lemeos from Nueces
Motion 10 postpone Submission graute.
md cause reset for April 4 l b Polk
vs.. Beaumont Pasture Company e, al
from Jefferson
motion 20 file brief granted Arhucklc
Bros Us. J r Thomson. rom Dallas
70 City OF Houston VS. Hannibal Noble
sutrnlssion OF motion TO- sacate jldg.
iment ami ile transcript sci aside and
clerk directed TO issue notice 20 appel
lee.
Submitted George Cordray ct d vs..
G. l.. Nenhaus OF al. from Galveston
J r. and Amanda watts vs.. G. Q.
Lively iron. Anderson; e t Nesbit
vs. Ella Goodfich eli al, from Amber
son; 4 G ilpsc0mb ct al vs. e SAM
dcrs from Mallor; r. Dulitz VS. H. Ell
bridge from Galvesion Maximlllian
Luther vs.. Western umon Telegraph
Company from NueceS; j. r.. NeeGhan.
W. D. w Bythewood, from Wharton,
Menuel Andrews VS. Miliiades l.smeOs.
from Nueces; Howard Lanicr CT al vs..
Camille @. Davis, from Liberty; City o;
Palestine Us. II. NJ. Hinzlc. from An
derson.
Motion for rohearing submitted; Josie
Z Bell VS. c. \ wright. from Har-
ris,
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SMALLPOX.

Austin. Texas, January Mr.. J. r..
Alsworth. a we'll Known citizen. BIO q
out this mcrning With wen deyeIus I'd
case OF smallpox There are faw nov
cases in the county and ih, disease S
being well locked after and guarded
Coisieanl, Texas. january i0-san
Fielaa, q smallpox patient faeRd on the
street yesterday who was arrested by
Marshal Cole and taken 10 he pcth3use.
ESCAPED Immediately after reaching thit
place snd is still IT large. Field wife
also has well developed case,
Yoakum Texas. January 10. The negro
who was repoleed several days since
10 nave the smallpox has almost entirely
recovered and although about twelve
others were qnrantined with him no
new case has developed Il Is believed
that SMALLPOX IS entirely stamped out as
far IS Yoakum is concerned
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send TO the secretary ~ state Within
thirty days after the making % his in-
quiry an answer simply saying FOL eS-
ample.
ln answer TO the said letter, ! say
tliut thc corporation Cnaming il has
done none OF The things prohibited o
the anii-trust act CT May Is. 1897 tor
any other simple words TO similar et-
feet and should swear TO ~
Il occurs to me mat that porflon Of
section S preceding the aNadayit, aud that
pou.ian following it. falls to centainly iix
upon such president secretary. treasurer
or director of company the RnoeNsitY
OF making such oath as Is prescribed Ia
tho blank form Of alidavh quoted ia
said section s,
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SECRETARY OF STATE REPORT
SOME PECULIAR LEGISLATION IS
POINTED or.
Foreign Corporations Have nm Sd
vantage over Those Witch Have
Their Homes In thd state.


Austin Texas. January 9.-Sacretlry
of STATE Hsrdy's report 10 The e,yernor
made its ar,,e -r,-,o t,s,.
49, .z HhouA o1h-
''n' ~ NouVaih' statement show
4 ing very cIraordinary increase IN Inc
rece'r.s Of his department .{rc,. fan,,.,
ISoo oyc, 80, ~
" ny new PfeefWng
V"o years or any other perlod o. two
Years. The increase consists chiefly ar
two items to-wit nsrcbta.
lcc,sa ,n9 ~, - '"AeS V'l-
~ '"iter "ua permit fees.
IN the statement OF hntnoes, The items
q ttaae marx and railroad Leases are ia
I eiuaed IN mo items Of certified copies and
certificates,
The receipts Of his Office since January
~, 1882, 70 December -, 1909. inclusive
q 0otn. we're tweDty-thrce and one hllf
montss are $2H642.ll boing an exec -
Of SllI653.3i over the receipts fer thp
preceding periud o. twenty-five nontts,
to'~iif from December l. 1896 To Janu-
nry / 1881. The total receipts from jan
unrg l. lSa9. 10 Deeember 81 1900, were
S29s 1919, whereas the receipts Tor the
preceding twenty-five months we're sif6,-
!s9.07.
me records OF the depart mont shoW
that for tbs period from January IL, 1879
granted in I9S felony cases l5cludng in
this numAcr 10 regiorat lons to eitzea-
seip some Of which we're gram cd aft.r
tte expiration of,terms Of Imprisonment
.tbst mere were grained remis slons CT
nues, imprisonment penalties md forfsit-
ures IA i45 casea. AID Communications OF
death sentences In four cases
Mr. Harry cal attention 10 the Pc
epliar condition of The glAsu e with ref
efeuee 10 charter fees aud franthise
taxes drawing comp Tison between
those laid upon domestic and those laid
Uron foreign eorporations
He says Ar loie 94Sg OF the Revised
Statutes on domestic corporations for
aroiit provides a Ming ice absolute Of
S25. and in addition 10 this. s. Tor. each
10000 or fractional cart Thereof above
Il hrsa $4,000 and ncm ere. places a
limit on the max!mum hing Zee TIC
Hime article on foreign aorporatians
RSes a fee OF s25 on ,aplial stock 81 $500
tnl or iasg nl fea Of $50 on eapitat
ne Eek Of more than 500 600 and less than
~ 70 00N ana on gsQOd9O ad less than
IousDOO, Gao fee Of 500, aaa y u exceeds
gpedUn 0l0 fee OF 500 This 81 MAKE
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rNLnn nANk cAsns.
Those Against 0fnciaIs OF The Clty
Nationni We're Continued.

Tyler Texas. Iauuary ?. Tho cases
against the officials OF the old CITY Ma
tional bank which suspended payment n
the htter part of 1896 have been couth-
ned until The September term OF the Fed
erai court. when Il Is understood both
sides win be prepared 70 announce ready
Tor trial
May is the date SET to ny the First
National bank eases ana ia the event
that special Judge SNaynes hetlth VIII
not permit him 10 sit another judge VA
be designated By the authorities 1T
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supreme court,

Ausan Texas January t0.--The fol-
lowing proceedings we're had today ii
the supreme court
Applications granted Island chi,
Savings Eank ct a IS. 7. II Dowle4rn
from DC wit." Anna $ Link st al vs.
city of Houston. from Harris
Applications refused 81 Roymon.
e1ecutriN. ct ~ US. II. Il. NAtiyei. iron,
Calves on; sallie rerhume VS.. First IA.
eonal ldnk OF L13onla, from Doitai
Mary Chs,1es O. al VS.. FIrst National
banS OF Lsdonia, from Delta y. j.
Wade et II vs.. y. B Boyd from Lime
stone; Michigan Stove Company VS. Waco
hardware Company, from McLennan
Frank b Cotton ct al w. Milford Pat
tcrson administrator. et al. from NJ
Paso; TEXTS and Pacific Railway Com
pany VS. A. u, McGiane from f1l PAso,
9, W. Farmer VS.. Frank Cloudt from
Kimbell; Northwestern Life Assurance
Company VS.. Matte b Sturdevsnt, from
I'll paso; j.. Ii. Burnett vs. state OF
Texas. from Harris u.tisens' Railway
Company VS.. George Washington eli al
from McLenp7ni Grand Lodge, Ancient
Order Uurted Worlmen OF Texas, vs.
Joseph stumpf from Travis c. NJ Nc
Carly ct al VS.. James Merry ct al, from
Harris; TeNarkana and Fort Smith Rail-
way Company VS.. Willie Preacher et al,
from Jefferson.
Dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction:
Henry lewis vs. y. a. Blount %ce n
San Augustine; Mrs. Kate Loefiler vs..
Houston nd Texas Central Railway Com
pany, from Harris
Motions for rehcaring submitted w
NJ Reed VS. Charles Rogan commis-
sioner ct al For, Worth and Denver
City Railway Company vs. j. c shet-
ter. from Clay; J II and Sarah Ander-
son vs. r p. Neighbors, from Pecos;
Galveston. Harrisburg ana Saa Ahtonio
Railway Company vs.. j H Mass ct al,
from BeNar
Motion for erru1s1on to file motion
for rehearing: Interstate Bu siding and
loan Association VS. Goforth, from
Bexsr
Causes set for February 4: Andrew
Peterson VS.. Is. II. Seagrayes, from Don-
Ign Staie Of Texas vs. Austin and North
western Railroad Company from Travis
Submitted j. C Sklpworth ct al vs.
e. $. Hurt county Judge, ct al, from
Clay.
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Ialeyntnr u had Wnrl..

Galveston, Texas, ianulry io.--rues lay.
Tor The FIRST time in over three months.
the engines were started up al elevator
b All the machinery was set ia motion
and the sound OF the big whee;s VAS j
welcome change ifom the silence tat
has reignee at the pilnt since the storm.
trcken only Is the hammsfs of the men
engaged in repairing the elevator Tie
stMding ~ Of the machinerg Was merely
to test the inside work already COM
pleted, for while the elevator Is nov in
readiness TO receive grain Il Is not liSe y
that any viii be accepted ansl the con-
Neyor is hnished as until thls IS done the
Plant viii moi be in shape To uiake any
shipments Of grain AS consequence Ii
IS haraly likely THAT announcement 81 its
readiness 10 snip grain viii be made be-
fore February.
Several weeks work remains to be dole
before the conyeyor Will be ready 70 sip
plement the work Ct the elevator. il VIII
be necessary TO inclose the ccnveyor,
which Will likely he done this week. alier
witch practically all that remains 70
he done Will be TO install the maehinery.
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Grncsheerrl Ilirn snhnnI

Gr1esbeecs Texas, January 1o--Miss
Evelyn sne.Iing Of Dallas has been elect
Cd to take charge OF the eluoution aud
physical culture department. in the Grces-
beck high school. MISS Smelling is q
daughter OF he late Colonel X. p. Smell.
Ing who va for many years CON
tractor IN bnililng railroads in Texas
aud more especially the Houston and
Texas Central
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|uLlAR COLLISION.
|efsed te Prevent an Accident
no Retpbf Aaclher lraiu,
INQUIRE SERIOUSLY INJURED
ornriI was Killed Wear
eIcs stucI. His Head out
and Il was crushed.


|as. January lD.-This nom
on Belt switch engine run
Pmiug train IN the western
fe city Both engines we e
ID. As soon as the engineer
engine saw that a collision
Ne, he reversed his engine
The loeomrtiye started
the depot al a high rate OF
II beyond the international
tn into the rear Of train
p start out, completely de-
Ae caboose and two loadea
oman Mcclure WAS threwn
Il Twenty-Five feet. sustaining
I injuries. external sld in-
kdarnage % the rolling stock
40 over s3508.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Bodies Of The Victims Of ths Storm Are
Slill Being Found.
ELEVATOR 8 AGAIN IN vosklNG ORDER
smallpox situation L. Beginuing "a
Ne MISUNDERSTANDING company
10 nuiid ria shed.

Galveston, Texas. Jannary ie.-~Rsports
q The occasional finding Of dead bodies
OF STORM victims cgntinue TO come in
troin various points near the city, THIS
Indicating that the work OF oaryiag tbs
dead has not YET been hnished In soy-
erai instances bodies have became es-
passed thai have beeu buried IN shallow
srayes aear the beach. The recent raias
have washed away the earth aud portians
of the bodies prorude. Five instances
.ot this kind were reported yesterday
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Victoria M.nnt. ) snnnr VIM.

victoria Texas, January ie.-sA, Tues
day nights meeting Of the Business Mems
association standing COMMITTEES was
appointed, consisting o. H. f. Rsfhbone
II b. Lander and Nj T. Potash 10 in
secure a sugar mill al Victoria for tho
coming year.
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real Estate Meeting po,tnoo.,.

Fort Worth, Texas, January io.- The
meeting of the Texas Industrial and Real
Estate association hat WAS TO nave met
today n Hilsboro has been puu tponel
until May or June next Secretary
Evans received a letter from me mayor
ard other Citizens of HD'sOoro as<ing
that the meeting be continued 10 that
time. which was deae.
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ValXort IoHasl January lo.-Thc Bra-
zcs valley Clay and cual company is
making extensive prepars ions 10 begin
apemti6ns IN their mine Machinery
his been ordered and within the neNt
nogih Il expect 70 be running on tMi
time. tilafge force Of free labor ms
already made application 10 the eoni-
pany for positions.
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Waco, re~as, January lo.-The Stay
den-K iFksey WOODEN mills had toeir hual
meeting Yesterday and elected The fol-
lowing officers fer the ensuing year. s.
+ Kirksey president; w j. Slayden
vice president: ". W. Cameron second
vice president: :. W. Slayden treasurer.
II. W Lake, secretary
This is one OF Waoo's greatest enter
mlses and is IN a very prosperous con
dl ion,
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Elot Err COURTS,
ttourt OF Appeals.

f14~ - lsbN'A ~.
has, January 10,-The fol-
' 'e1'{ssn We're had today i'll the
~ ciyil appeals;
S@ewmen's Benevolent AS
ary I o'Donahoe, from
Qr'ler Of Columbus Of Bllti-
ps suafi, from Gregg n,
vs.. Western Union Tele-
''aa from Harris; SIN An
A f sas Pass Railway Com
t Stone from Austin. Geo
y blair from Harris.
a21 renianded Picnic Ex-
'a{ 81 Al vs. Leila Redmbn.
+ Lincoln vs.. Lula
af<5f from HAIR
4 opse's House Furnish
yy l.. Newton. from Gai-
tH&s olorsdo and Santa Fe
rif'&y ", j. A. s. shannon,
sepf John H. Andrews el
Aa tnews ct al. from Msta-
N0ment Of tho o0urt be-
''f7f sed and julgnien rem
s.yor OF appellants for one
l in controversy ana the
Ro for partiilp8 proceed
- -,
'sr rehc7ring re ised Gulf.
Sans ~ Rsilway Gem
~ wilson. FROM Calves
lkens 3 L nge " T..
MI from Galveston; coFS
3 Noise seym0re, from
inlgaften < Bro. VS.. r.
Ell al. from Riystse. sun
company vs.. Josenhine o.
alveston r. u Caaplnan
trem Waller.
Ike from files appellants
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Isnnle Nm. nrlnitn.

Ennis reaas January 10 rbe citizens
q isnns are makiug ga effort to obtain
the location Of Triuitg university al tais
place Several lihera donations hase
already been offered by Individuals.
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INC neath Roll.

Nalye tor Texas Jnaary l0.-The
funeral Of Mrs Agnes Waters, Wife OF
spesial onicer George Waters Of the POI
lice department. took place al 10 o'clock
this morning from I.eyys undertaking
establishment TIE deceased had bson
~ ever siilca the storm and her death.
which TOOK place yesterday morning ac
selly hospital, vas rot unexpected
AZ II o'ei01k This morning i # Keagh-
ey' an old ana well known cotton weighor.
expired az his residence on Avenue X
between Twentyiirst and Tweuty-s aond
streets The funeral VIII occur tomor-
rev afteraoon Al o'clock from the late
reslAenee q deeeaked.
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s January 10. orviIle s.
oman on the Houston and
\ switeh engine, was Killed
{e vas cleaning The ash
4 engine Backed. crushing
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HERBlNE should be used 70 enrich and
RaEify The blood It cures all forms OF
tlo0d disorders, Is especially nsefui IN
feyers skin eruptlons hoils. pinpias.
blsckheads ssrofuia, salt rheun AID
oYery form OF Hood impurty; il is safe
and efeetual cure Price 50 cents. For
sale by a. E. Kleslins, druggist, sOe Main
street.
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Burned to Death.

xas, Jsnuary 9-Matf;e
-year-old daughter OF a
GMmsn fam ~ living near
" severely burned al her
'y morning that she died in
mi The body was inferred
rhe family were engaged In
Erass from tho rear yard
M othing vas ignited. sew
H1lHplbers Of he family were
o,fehed IN determined efforts
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. plca OF Ininrir..

Texas. January lU.-Jdhn
tf'ner residing reg miles
|iia ~, died today from in
'xfa by being thrown from a
las mr. team was running a gay.
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The smallpox situation.

Galveston, Texas. January lo.-1hc
people Of Galveston are becoming con-
aldcrably alarmed over the spread Of the
onallpox \ nag is mp at roomIng
house on fremont and # The doctors
faying diagnosed case CT smallpox tbere
at 10 o'clock this morning. The sufferer
from the disease is Miss Lola Seals Tn 8
is right in the heart OF the city and the
roomers were allowed to leave the hoiie Q
ard seek other quarters. The vacators
are about the busiest men In town today.
Fifteen hundred vaccine points were re-
ceiyed today by one druggist. and one
4octor reports having vaccinated ATTY
persons last night after supper The
health department is having no trouble
in inducing the people to become vas
einated and they are only too willing to
submit to it TO insure cafety from the
disease.
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fremont Arrivals.

balveston, TeNs. Janulry l0-John 4
Kennedy Edgar Watkins. Houston: Mis-
DI McFaddin Beaumont; A. n. Ne
Faddin. Victoria " r. Jones. Mont
gomery: c. r. Mcdonald New Yorlg
w. =. Neville, PALESTINE W. A. Gre
August Hauff Kew YORK L. VI -
berger. Philadelphia; L. II b sc p
New York W. o. Stuart 'SisspEe :,
} Becker city. r W. ia A3eyan er.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-11
Mallory live to RutId mig shed.

Galveston, Texss January l0-The
Mallory Steamship company will In a few
days advertise for bids for ths CONS ,ruc-
ton Of shed on their leased property
at the wharf which. when completed, viii
be one Of the largest sheds 10 Galye ton.
II viii cover space of 2oo,Qo0' square
feet and cost about 100000. Their Oh
building was damaged to the exten, of
about $4,000. but THIS constituted onl y
d portion Of the loss TINT the company
suffered by the storm. as the interrusti N
VI traffic FOR the month succeeding the
storm caused considerable loss ana the
steamship Alamo WAS grounded north Of
The channel necesaftating the expense OF
having her foated