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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26
Great Maine Forests.

Names woods are known Of all
men, but few realize that, vast and
leep rs they are, they exceed seven
iold the extent of the BLACK For
est" Of Germany and cover nearly
one-half (9,o0O,o00 acrcs) Of the area
of the state. Hidden within these
shaded wiids, the home OF the moose,
Americas greatest game animal
there are more than $500 lakes,
comprising ouc-ffth of the surface
Of the state. Their pure, pelmcid
waters fairly abound in fish Of many
kinds. In only three or four spots
on this globe may one find in the
same area an equal number Of lakes
and ponds Combined, they repre-
sent a water surface Of 1900 square
miles. From these sources flow COCO
rivers and streams.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26

A gratifying decrease in crime in
Ireland is shown in the report Of
the general prisons board for the
year 1900 During the year 1924
criminal prisoners were committed,
showing a reduction Of BIOS ON the
number of committals in 1899 The
decrease in the number of conyicts
during the half century has been
very remarkable. In 1855 the total
was 3,427, and last year the number
was only 800. The decrease is due,
says the report, not only TO the
fewer number of sentences and penal
1ervitude imposed, but also to the
smaller average length Of such SEN
tencp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26
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ANTS AND LEMONADE.
rhc Little Insects Know How to Make
Refreshing summer
Drink.

odd you ever know than ants win
make lemonade?" asked the taIkutiye
grocer, relates the Philadelphia Rec
ord. Yes, it's a fact. / happened to
cut a lemon the other day, and left H.
on the counter. \ couple Of minutes
later noticed a bunch of ant- making
a great TO do around the lemon. The
antics Of the little insects We're SO
methodical that | took a few minute
oil 10 investigate. A little sugar had
been spilled on the counter near the
spot where the lemon lay, and the ants
we're busy making trips between the
ugar and the fruit. You may not
believe it,, sir, but every time one Of
me little creatures made the trip he
carried back a grain of sugar which
was dropped into the lemon juice and
then eagerly deyoured
ut struck me that maybe Che man
ufacturc Of the lemonade wa> only an
accidental process, due to the close
proximity OF the sugar and the lemon,
SO I carefully swept the sugar away.
1t seems incredible, but as true as I'm
standing here those ants hunted
around until they found the sugar bar
rel, when the whole bunch trooped
Jack laden with sugar, which they
Tipped in the juice and swallowed.
Wonderful is no rame for lit"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26

The Maryland constitution con-
tains peculiar provision rs
70 oaths taken in court pro-
ceedings in that state, 1t is as fol-
.ows: "That the manner of admin
STEERING the oath or affirmation to-
my person ought to be such as those
Of the religious persuasion. profess
sion or denomination OF which he
is a member generally esteem the
most cifectual confirmation Iy 'n
attestation of the Divine being
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26

=. J T. Mulholl,nG has returned
II rr visit to Chicago an Milwaukee.
Miss Nora Olson left on Tuesday fer
Leeds, \. D she viii remain iadef-
nitrly
creorgc i've. of Milwaukee is visit
ing at Job Clarks.
Mrs. c Tesch, who visited Buffalo, Is
home again,
Miss Agnes Olson and Miss Jennie
Johuao.. are in Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. I. Zentner and
daughter Miss Frances are in Oshkosh.
Mr. and Mrs Richard W. Burke III d
DR. and Mrs. Fred Hammond have re-
turned from an extended trip East.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bush of MilwaU-
kee are guests at the home Of the County
Treasurer Charles Hacker.
Henry Martens and Miss Emma lie :
ing were married at Two Rivers last
Friday.
Miss William Rudolph has been visit
ing in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Milwaukee W. 5
a guest of her mother Mrs Kelley
Miss E. Banderob of Oshkosh is a
guest at the home of Miss Asia Becker.
Miss Anna Muth, was home from She
bpvgal. the latter part Of last week.
She attended the students ball.
Miss Linuie Conway visited in Ke-
waunee last week.
Lake Alexander has resumed his stud
les at Madison
Miss Addie Mendlik left for Milwau-
lsee on Saturday.
Edgar Mueller left for Madison on
Tuesday
Adol,h Shimek has resumed his stud
les at the Milwaukee Medical College.
Mr. aod-Mrs. Chas Gruhle are home
from the EasS where they went on their
wedding trip
Walter and Paul Schuette have re
slmed their duties at Madison.
The Young Peoples Dancing club has
been reorganized for the coming season
and list Of events will shortly be al
nOunc=d.
Miss Minnie FTealy of Depere, who
has been visitor at the home of Att)I-
ley Healy has returned home.
Miss Ruth Evans is home from Schles-
sngerville
Mrs. T. Kelley and Tim Kelley spent
Sunday in Cato.
Fred zentner spent Sunday in Cato
Miss Paula Tegen is home from APP
pleton.
Mrs Frank Miller and her mother
will visit in Milwaukee for week
Max Rahr, Jr., is studying in the
University Of Minnesota.
After three days visit in Milwaukee
Mrs. G. NV Fechter is home again.
Mrs Norman Morse of Chicago, ac-
c)mpanied by her brother was a guest
a. the home of G. W. Morse.
The last of the band concerts will lie
given in Washington park this evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26
CAUSE 0E FALLING HAIR.
Dandruff Which Is Germ Disease Mill
The Germ.

Failing hair is caused by dandruff,
which is germ disease. The germ in
bulrowing in to the root of the hair,
where it destroys the vitality Of the
hair, causing the hair to fall ont, digs
up the cuticle in little scales called
dandrutf or scurf You can't stop the
falling hair without curing the dam
druif, and you cant cure the dandruff
without killing the dand,uif germ
Destroy the cause you remove the eff
feet Newbros Herpicide is the only
hair preparation that kills the daudruff
germ. Herpicide is also a delightful
hair dressing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-09-26

Mrs. William T,,ylor, uf Two Greeks,
prominent in social circles of the coun J
visited among her Maaitoyoc friends
the latter of last and the early part
of this week After enjoying 4 lew
days entertainment she returned to her
home.
Miss Matilda Levereuz was married
to Rudolph Kilgas Of haukauna on
Wednesday,
Grover and Sooman Huebner have
taken up their studies il Madison.
Mrs. Gunder Torri.on IS in Milwau-
kee.
Invitations to luncheon for Friday
Oct. 4, have been issued to number OF
Manitowoc ladies' by Mrs Henry Pier
pont Hamilton Of Two Rivers
Miss Harrington, teacher of literature
in the Northside school is making her
home at Mrs f p. Jones,
Mrs. Jones is TO drive her team to
Fox Lake next week.
Miss Emma Rapp OF Milwaukee, was
guest Of Miss Emma kirwan "A por-
ton of last week
Henry ana Francis Murphy returned to
Madison to resume their studies at the
university.
Chas Kirwau has again taken up his
residence in Madison and has joined
the senior class in the law school.
Harry Kelley left last Saturday for
Madison where he will pursue his law
studies
Arthur ]. Wyseman and Hugo Luh-
mau left early on Sunday morning for
Boston. Both young men will enter
the Harvard law school.
As parting good-by Il dance was
given to the Young men last Friday be-
fore they departed for their several uni
versities. 1t was successful affair.
Jacob Best and aud Miss Blanche
Seidle are to be married next week.
NJ. H. and Mrs. Murphy and A. c..
and Mrs. Miller spent Monday at Eng
li-h lake.
Miss Lizzie PITT was graduated from
the training school for nurses of Trinity
Hospital Milwaukee.
George Chatham and Miss Geunie
Thompson were married on Tuesday
They subsequently, left for Buffalo.
Miss Lizzie Morrison left for Horton
vile on Saturday.
Miss Eta Sonsthagen entertained last
week for Miss Nicholson of Chicago
Miss Nicholson was guest of Mrs, O.,
Torrison and returned home on Satm-
day.
Mrs. Thos. f Torrison, Miss Agnes
Torrison, Aaron Torrison and Anker
Torrison are expected home on Satur-
day.
Miss Connie Kimball of Neenah, was
visiting Miss Bessie Tillson the latter
part Of last week
Edwin and Mrs. Schuette will be
home after Nov |.
Miss Olga Torrisol visited in Chicag,
She returned home last week
Mrs. Wm Witt was in Kencsha
She is home again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Rice IN MArAGoRpA.

Looks as If Rice Is Going TO Be King
Cattle interests Affected,
Matagorda, Texas, October 3o.-T. y
Stewart Canal company has lust received Il
charter and will put 200 acres in rice next
year Their plant Will be seven miles
above the town Of Matagorda, on tho east
side Of the Colorado river This Will hc
their intiatory effort. and within three
years they expect to water the 1900 acres
lying between their plant and Matagorda
bay.
still larger rice enterprise is I nder
contemplation on the west side of the river
and nearly opposite that Of the stewart
Canal company. The wonderful success of
rice this year and last year, with its great
profits In Matagorda and Wharton coun-
ties. has brought a great rice boom, and
within five years the cast side Of the COL
orado river from Matagorda bay to the head
of Bay Prairie. forty miles distant, aud
the west side of the river for sixty mSs
north from the bay, will he an immense
rice field
The cattle interests are already feeling
the change, and several of the large stocks
of cattle are being reduced in numbers this
year. with much greater reductions contem-
plated next year. Indeed II now looks as
III the cattle business IN this section would
soon he a thing Of the past The sales OF
cattle during this vast summer and fall In
the southeast quarter Of Matagorda county
were about 5000 head, ard next year Will
be still greater.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Blood and Iron.

You could not live an hour without Iron
In your blood.
You could not get the beneht Of one
breath of air without this same iron.
The blood runs the circuit of the body
every three minutes and when 1t reaches
the lungs each atom Of iron takes two
atoms OF oxygen back with It TO keep the
fires of life going. This oxygen destroys
waste matter and helps to restore your
wasted tissues
II your blood lacks iron you lack that
much of life; you fail that much to keep
up the needed repair Of your bodies-that
is, you get run down and sick. This ac-
counts for the fegiving properties Of DR..
Harters Iron Tonic 1t supplies iron, and
10 do that Is TO restore the full body build
ing power to the blood. This iron has a
peculiar life-quickening function; vitality
goes down whenever any proportion of the
iron is lacking. Ylgor and strength return
Just as surely when this element is re-
stored
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic helps sick or
tired-out people quickest because it con
tains the particular blood making and
strength. giving form Of iron that the sys
tenn needs This remedy purihes aud en-
riches the blood. II increases the activity
OF the stomach, liver and kidneys. 1T over
comes nervousness aud builds up vitality
aud strength. Ii agrees with the most
cause it has been doing all these things
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Ohio. Sold syerywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Snnrnmn Court .

Austin, Texas, October Si.--The follow
ing proceedings were had in the Supreme
Court today:
Applications granted: E. T.. Underwood
ct al VS. j. g. Jones ct al (set for Dccem-
Der ~. from Dallas NJ S. Kahle VS.. Sarnh
Stone ct al (set for December ~, from Ionn-
son; Sarah Stone ct al VS., NJ s. kahle
(set for December ~, from Johnson; Sldoh
Harris ct al vs.. Carl Schlincke, IRON
Contho; l.. r. Taiinder ct al VS.. w. NJ,
Merrill ct al, from Hamilton.
Applications refused; Barbee \ smith VS..
City of Dallas eft al, from Dallas; Texas
and Pacific Railway Company VS.. Schar'
bauer Bros. from Midland.
Reversed and rendered. j. L. Noble,
sheriff. etc, VS.. McLennan County, from
Eastland.
Judgment court civil appeals reversed
and Judgment Of the district court reformed
and affirmed: s NJ Kerr ct al VS.. 7. Nj.
Galloway ct al, from Dallas.
Causes submitted: International ana
Great Northern Railroad Company VS. W.
II. Coolidge, trustee, from Brazoriai John
Parker ct al VS. 5. r. Campbell ct al from
Dallas; The City of Dallas VS. Herman
KruerCl ct AL from Dallas
In the case Of Mrs. II. j. Coleman vs..
First National Bank OF Waxahachie, from
Ellis. tho motion for permission to orally
argue motion for rehearing was overrulcd;
hut leave given to hle written or prhteu
argument
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
COOLEY" is DEAD.
ginaI Of Famous Philosopher S.

original Of Famous Philosopher Sue
cunbed TO Lengthy Illness.
( Chicago, October 2o.-James McGary,
WHO is known In Chicago as the original
mir. Dooley," from whom Finley Peter
Dunno gathered his inspiration for this
1pmous character In humor end philosophy,
died a. the county hospital today He mad
been Ill for several weeks from a com
rlioation of diseases and a general break
ms down of the system He was 81 years
a Hidden away In an old tin box at the
hctne Of his nephew was S2SOO0 in bonds,
EnviI IS from the famous saloon at No 100
Dearborn street, which McGary Kept fOc
nvarly thirty wears.
1 New York, October 29.-when reporter
Bid the news Of McGarys death TO Mr. ,
punnc, who was visiting his publisher the
onIhor exclaimed;
so poor old, classical Jim Is dead, ia
Pc FOO bad, wasn't itl But we must all
SooI er or later cross the bar.
g He was better known In Chicago thnn
Any man today Is known In New York, ard
DIS name has become a by-word outside
~ MS alleged connection with the much
Abused Mr.. Dooey
Il myself liked him very much; he was
such good old classical soul, full IT
.fit, and Irish to the backbone. His place
Nos the favorlte haunt Of newspaper men.
end II was during my journalistic career In
Ahicago that | met him am sorry 70
Rear OF his death. and only regret that he
Nil not live to spend and enjoy his S2s,-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
A MAN AND WIFE MURDERED.
Assassin Was So Close to the Woman Her Clothing
Caught Fire and She Was Cremated.

Waco, Texas, October al. w. Me-
Donald and his wife, Susan, were shot
from ambush on the bank Of the BRACES
river near the Falls county line, this
morning and both killed. They were fish
ing for a living and were near their tent
when someone fired upon them. The old
gentleman was about ffty yards from the
tent when he was shot twice in tho head.
The wife was 100 yards away, and It is
thought that the murderer killed her 20
conceal his crime. The shot was evidently
very close for the womans clothing took
fire and her body was burned to crisp.
Sheriff Baker returned from the scene
Of the trngedy TONIGHT and saws that he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Grimes County Broom Conn.

Navasota Texas, October 30.--There sits
In front of Rodes & Owens store huge
bundle covered with bagglng and bound
with cotton ties On closer examination
1t Is found to be of broom straw. II weighs
$50 pounds and is probably the first lot OF
the valuable crop ever raised and put up
In marketable shape in Grimes county
This bale Is part OF the crop raised by
John F.. Thomas on six acres of land, from
which the yield is 1900 pounds. II is classed
as fair straw and sold for cents n pound
This price, though, is abnormal and in
average years it is worth about 3 cents
per pound.
The South Texas Broom company bought
the product and II will be manufactured
in the city, increased In value by the
process, and shipped out.
The growers are well satisfied with this
years results considering the same strict
" in light of an experiment, and theil
first. Compared TO cotton its cost Of pro
duction Is about the same
1t is expected that more broom corn
will be planted next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Alvin Items.

Alvin, Texas, October 31.The Alvin col.
lege received an additional supply OF new
furniture yesterday. This was necessary
en- account Of the increased number OF stu
dents. The attendance has now reached
$50, a large Increase over last year.
General Peck, division commander of the
Grand Army Of the Republic Of Texas, was
in the city today, the guest n Captain w.
A Rowan.
Mr.. A. b. Mays OF Houston came In this
morning with several prospcctors to lo0h
over the Alvin country.
DR. y II Moor and bride returned from
their trip 70 Alabama Monday,
Messrs o s Cummings md II. l.. %
good returned this morning from n bust
ness trip to the Beaumont oil lelds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Heart
Disease

retards the circulation, weakens
the stomach, deranges digestion,
pollutes the blood, destroys the
nervous force and saps the
vitality of the whole system.
1t causes pains in the side, pal
pitatjon, shortness of breath,
smothering, dropsical swellings,
sinking spells, and frequently
ends all suffering in sudden
death. Why tempt death
when a cure is within easy reach?
"My head would get so hot it
seemed to be burning up, while
my feet were like ice. My limbs
would swell and get numb.
had TO sit in a chair day and
night for months and my heart
throbbed and panied me terribly.
After using three bottles of DR..
Miles Heart Cure | could do a
good days work"
j. M. MACLAY,
NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
THE MEXIA WILL CASE SETTLED
Made Compromise by Which All of the Claimants
Will Get Something.

Dallas, Texas, October 31.-The celebrat-
ed Mexla will contest, as noted a case
perhaps as the courts of Texas ever knew,
has been settled by compromise, decree
of the Fourteenth district courk today
finally ended the long struggle for a
property worth at least $4,000, The judg-
ment OF the court in the contest, which
was styled Estate of &c A. Mexia vs..
c. W. Mexla ct al. contestants" sets
forth that General H. A. Mexla died ia
the CITY Of avxlco September 10. 1876, at
the age Of "a years, and approves the Will
dated July 80 1896, as being the last Will
aud testament OF deceased. Adele A.
iexla and Ynez Mexla De I.oue, are made
independent executives without bond
Ben b. cabel. temporary administrators,
Is ordered 10 turn over funds In hiF posses
sion according TO the Judgment.
General AeItA Nas distinguished a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Caldwell Locals.

Caldwell Texas, October 31.-Misses Mol
lie and Alice Conner of Eagle Lake, assist.
ed by Miss Jessie Womack and other la
dies of the town, on yesterday evening or
ganzed lodge of the Daughters of the
Confederacy, with ninety seven members.
Mrs. j @. Womble was elected president
and Miss Jessie Womack secretary and
treasurer The lodge was named w. =
Holmes lodge, in honor of Uncle Billy
Holmes an old Texas and Confederate
veteran living in the county. who is the
grandfather of the Misses Conner.
James Oldham and his two brothers,
who were In Jail, were released last night
The race trouble has quieted down.
A generator for acetylene gas Mt the store
of D. Levi exploded today. No one hurt
and no damage.
Judge w. j. Moore and John X. Parker
of the Brazos bottom are in town today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01

soldier and as a statesman Al his death
he was chairman Of the ways and means
committee Of the Mexican congress and
was a close friend Of President Dioz. His
last viii left all his estate To his daugh-
ters Adele and Yne2, leaving nothing to
his only son. Clarence W MaXia Four
years ago Clarence Mexia began suit for
his share or the estate. He was later
Joined by Mary Gray MeXia, Il New York
woman who had been marrled to Gen
eraI Mexia by proxy, The validity OF this
marriage and hundred other disputed
points we're brought into the courts and
the records In the case AZ each Of the
three trials were yoluminous enough to
make small libraries A dozen or more
Of as good lawyers as are In the state
were employed In the case and the lltiga-
ton promised 10 be prolonged indefinitely.
The compromise ends all OF this and gives
10 Clarence ". and tIary Gray Mexla
about 100000 each less their share of the
court costs and the fees OF their attorneys.
Of Mexico aud lands IN Limestone and
Freestone countieI. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Robertson County Truck Growers.

Franklin, Texas. October 2s-Qute a
crowd of farmers and others interested in
truck farming met in this place today and
organized truck growers association. Mr..
John T. Forson was elected president, w.
sistant secretary. Mr.. John Mitchell. NJ.
u. Sharp, DR. Il. S. Glass, DR. G. NJ Abney
and l.. A. Gray were appointed committee
on railroad rates and a market for the
produce, John I. Forson, w. T. Grant DR..
X. $. Class, j. T. Jones. John A. Cox and
II. b. Hunt were appointed committee on
general Information, to procure seed, to as
certain the manner of preparing the land,
cnltlvating, etc; also to draft bylaws for
the organization. number Of interesting
speeches were made and great interest was
manifested 1t was announced that a can
ming factory would he put in for the next
spring ctops. About fifty signed the roll
and agreed to plant and cultivate about
eighty acres in tomatoes and Irish pOta-
toes. The meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01

thinks that the murderer was after money.
for II was known that the old man had
some In his tent.
A son, 8 years old, was found near the
place this morning and brought to this city.
His head was badly lacerated and he was
In dazed condition. He says that he
heard shooting and fell from bridge aud
hurt himself, but ms he Is in a dazed con.
dltion, yet It is not known how he received
his wound.
The couple that was killed live in Edge.
field, suburb Of Waco. and are well
known, The officers are all hard at work
on the case and think that they have a
clew
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01

Richmond. Texas October 81 Tine jury
in tho Acher vs.. Cunningham damage case
returned verdict TO- $1,000 for the
The civil case fLoughbridgen VS., John NJ;
Moore. that has been on trial today, ahu
which took over day to select jury IN,
came 70 sudden end this evening when
The iudge instructed the Jury to bring In
n verdict for the defendant.
NJ. Dunlap. editor of the Richmond
Coaster has been quite III tor tne past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01

for the term. There were on the civil dock
ct 22S cases, and 100 of these were finally
disposed OF on the criminal docket there
were TWENTY-FIVE cases and twelve were
added by the grand jury, while fifteen were
finally disposed Of. Besides, there were
heard three habeas corpus cases.
Twcnty-sl0 voters were made full-nedEcd
citizens and six parties Aled declarations;
here AT 65 to 40 cents per bushe.
John II. Myers Esq, who resides at
County Line, fftcen miles above Hallets.
VILE, rnises ribbon cane extensively and
is here today taking orders for syrup az
nifty cents per gallon. Considerable cane Is
also raised on the Navldad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
First Civil Court Of Appeals.


Galveston. Texas, October 5l.-rhc FOL
lowing proceedings were bad in the court
of civil appeals;
Motion for rehearing being granted
cause reversed aud rendered Louis W. H.
Cowen VS. First National Bank Of Browns
vile ct al, from Cameron.
Motion for rehearing granted and cause
affirmed in part and reversed and remand
ed in part: NJ l.. Stlpe ct al VS.. r. b.
Shirley ct al. from Collin.
Affirmed on certificate; Houston Brazos
ana Northern Railway Company VS. II. $.
H. Wilson. from Harris.
Turner e al vs.. G, W. stief, from Harris p,is
mott OF nj. from Harris: r. f. Tilder-
brandt, administrators VS. W Il AAmes; 5 ad'
ministrator from Galveston, j. /. Ander-
son VS.. wharton County, from Wharton;
Rartlett 4 Lucas VS.. $ A. Bishey ct A.
from Galveston: Houston and Texas cen
tral Railway Company VS. Mercy Johnson,
from Harris; Texas and New Orleans Rail
way Company VS. Chris Mortenseih, rom
Harris