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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Odkopane zw1Oki.

Sedzia Vinje, wydal rozkaz
a by odkopano zwloki John
Mueller a. Ia zycia cz}owiek
zy} bardzo ubogo, lecz smier-
ci okazalo. sic, ze byi boga-
czem $3.50, 900 ktore dal W O.
pieke. katolickiemu ~ksiedzu.
p Q :smierci jego trzy kobiety
tw wierdza. re. byl ich mezem a
opr6cz tego 10 innych cs6b
tw wierdzi ze So prawnymi spad-
kobiercami.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06

porzadki azeby .zwyczajnemr
konstablowi wolno by}o VIA
mywat sic do mieszkania
strzelat do ludzi kt6rzy ME
moga wiedziet, czy maja pred
SODA urzednika sadu, lu b zwy-
czajnego opryszka. w razie
oporu powinni konstable spell
mic swa powinnosc ME inaczej,
jak W asystencyi policyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Nowy qow6d starej prawdy.

Jest dany przez nastepujacy list:
"W zafa aczeniu przese}am pieniadze
ma jeszcze jeden tuzin Trinera Anne
rykanskiego Eliksir Gorzkiego Wi
ma, i kt6 re prosze nades}ac mi moz-
.liwie ia knajpredzej. Musze wan
.donies6 be by}em bardzo chorym.
tax il sa IN ME wien ma jake cier-
pia}em d dolegliwosci. zaden lekarz
ME m6gf mi pom6dz i zdawa}o sic
kazdem4 ze dla mnie ME ma juz po-
mocy. Gierpiaiem ma reumatyzm,
lekarz O rzek}, re nam chorobe ne
rex, zof3dek dokuczaI mi bolesnie,
tax byfem kompletnie zniszczony,
ze zycie staio sig dla mnie brzmie-
MEM. Dop6ki Trinera Gorzkie Wi
no oka4 4a}o sic dla mnie zupe}nie
lecznicz EN-, tax re dzisiaj moge
udac sic do piracy j czuje sic o wie-
lie silnie5szym. Tylko czasami czuje
jeszcze bolesci, CO jest powodem ze
nadal bsda uzywat to celne lekar-
stwo, kt6re mi zbawiennie dopoma-
ga i kt6r moga wszystkim swobod-
ME Ear ekomendowat, kt6rzy cier-
pis ma Il hkiekolwiek choroby pocho-
dzace y ao}adka, watroby lub merck,
Mat. Domjancich, Jerome, Iowa.
Jedynym fabrykantem tego, fax
|tycznie iedynie leczniczego Wilma
W Amer yce jest J6zef Triner, 100
S. Ashla and ave., Chicago, ILL.,, kt6-
lry natye ebmiastowo wysy1a cennik
Ii swiadfctwa jego wybornej leczni.
czei siEy. Take nabywac MONA,
we vszystkich aptekach. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Hawajczyk ma bye wyrzu'
cOny.

Washington, D. c. -Ko-
mi tetowi wybor6w oddano
VIC zoraj petycye Z .zarzutami
prz eciw delegatowi Robt. w.
w block delegatowi Z wysP
Hal alwajskich. Skargi So wznie-
sic ne pismiennie ma papierze a
wn i6sl je Gen. D. Gear Ha-
wa i. Wilcox miedzy innymi
rze eczami jest oskarzony G
wi elkie zdradziectwo Stan6w
Zje jednoczonych przez ofaro.
wa ME pomocy walczacym Fl
lip ihczykom, oraz mial on stat
wi lnnym bigamii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Wr6ci4 z tamtegO swiata.

Policyant John Coleman
mia} syna Georgia, kt6ry ma
Filipinach sluzyl W wojsku.
Przysz}a ztamtad pred kilku
miesiacami depesza, re Geor-
ge umar} i trzeba by}o pogo
dzit sic z losem. Jake zdu,
mial policyant Coleman, gdy
syn jego George stanal pred
MIN zyw zdrowy, we w}asnej
osobie. Jak sic pokaza}o, "a
chorowal on ma Filipinach ma
tyfus popadi W letarg. Ia
brano 60 do. kostnicy, u}ozc-
no W. trumne i wykreslono z
listy zyjacych. Kiedy jednak
chciano go pochowat, odzy-
skal przytomnost i zaPewnil
grabarzy, re ME ma jeszcze O.
choty bye pogrzebanym. u
wolniono go re sluzby ipo-
zwolono wr6cic do domu, W
kt6rym zapanowaIa radost ma
widok zolnierza zmartwy CHI
powstalego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
WIladoiiinoSCI Ml6jSkl6.
Niebezpiecznie pOraniony.

NiebeZpiecznie pOranlOny'
| 1S-letnie John Shay jest ra'
niony kula rewolwerowa W
lewe udo moze W skutek te-
go umrze W szpitalu Powiato-
wynn, dokad 60 zawieziono;
Shay, zamieszka}y pm. 80
Miller ST., wczoraj rano Kill
ku innymi wyrostkami stall ma
rogu Taylor st. iCenter ave.
Zabawiali sic oni g}osnem
wydrwiwaniem pan wychodza-
cych z balu W domu klubo-
wynn Lessing'a. Kiedy pre-
chodzil tamtedy Richard Da-
ly, zam. pm. 332 Throop str,
Z pewna dana, l chfoPcy znow
zrobili jakas zlosliwa uwage,
DAILY ostro odpowiedzia}, a
wtedy Gala grenada rzuci}a
sic ma niego i obalila 60 ma
ziemie. DAILY lezac wyja} re-
wolwer strzelil try razy. Je-
dna kul trahIa Shay'a kt6ry
upadl, podczas gdy jego to-
warzysze sic rozbiegli. Poll
eva zawiozla Shay'a do szpi-
tala. >... r..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
7 R'OIaCy " RIn6ruC6.

Greenbay, Wis.-W. Peliszek, z
townp Glenmore, stawiony pred
komis ARA Stan6w Zjednoczonych
pod obkarzeniem niszczenia skrzy-
mex d list6w, przyznaf sic do why.
Komis sarz Matile stawil gopod kau-
cya $500, sprawe odda{ W rece
fedora lnego sadu do Milwaukee; ro-
zegra sic ona W przysz}ym miesiacu.
Przyzhanie sig do why re strony
Peliszk ka uwolnia innycb jego iowa
rzyszy cd opowiedzialnosci.
New Haven, Conn.-Marcin To-
karz, idac do piracy chcia} sobie
skr6ci6 droge Wv tym celu szed}
torem kolejowym. zobaczyl mad
chodzasy pociag i usuna} sic ma dru-,
gi tor, po kt6rym r6wniez szed} po-
ciag, ale ze strony przeciwnej. Me;
szczesliF Ivy ME zdazy} juz usuna6 sig,
zosta} pow alony ma ziemie, a ko{a
lokomot tywy zgruchota}y mu prawa
noge, k t6ra lekarzc musieli amputo-
wac wy kej kolana.
Detr6i lit, Mich. - Niezwyk}e "a
zostafo spe}nione W pol
skiej dzi ielnicy W poniedzia}ek 2Sgo
stycznia. Maks Zientek, farmer,
wieku So lat, przyby} z rama do
Detroit ze swojej farmy W poblizu ;
Troy, Mich, i uda} sic natychmiast
10 sklep u Karola Brodzkiego, Sew,
"a, ma rqgu ulic Superior Riopel:
e. Tam powiedziano mu, re Brodz-
ii Jest VI salunie Kulihskiego, obok--.
zientek wszedf do salunu, gdzie
Brodzki grab "a stolen W karty z
J6zefem Zielihskim, zaszed} niepo-
,trzezeni ie zty}u i strzelii diva razy
10 Brod fkiego W szyje raniac 60
jmiertelp bic. Podczas gdy obecnie
,ajal sic ratowaniem ranionego,
zientek wystrzeli} salunu, pre-
'zedi xii ka blok6w piechota, wsiad}
10 kary dojechaf do g}ownej sta
,yi polio yjnej. Ma stacyi zientek
oodszed} do policyanta Rya ma po-
kr6tko i spokoi ME: "a
'trzeli}ef b cz}owieka. Rya n kaza}
nu odda ( revolver i zamkh gov
,eli. ia ko przyczyne morderstwa
oodaja zazdrosc o zone. Zientek
orzed DIV wom laty przeni6st sic
Detroit pa farme i tax jakoby dre-
,zy} swoja zone nieuzasadniona "a
ze ia uzyskala rozw6d i
.amieszk ala z dzieGmi W Detroit. &
0dtad Zientek czesto odgraza} sic
0rzeclwk 80 BrodzkIemu, uWazaJac
20 "a gI4wnego winowajce W tel
'prawie. Sasiedzi zeznaja jednogio-
;nie, ze mic Mkt ME winien, i re
lientek prawdopodobnie cierpi ma ,
oomiesza ME zmys}6w ma punkcie
,azdrosci. Brodzki lew W szpitalu
lecz lekarze ME podaja
iadnej nadziei ma wyzdf fowienie.
Pc przy6eciu sakramentoW ranny
z}ozyi zeznanie przedsm miertelne
pred pr pkuratorem, W kt6rem O.
gfosi} sw oja niewinnosc wzgfedem
swego "a ab6jcy. Brodzki mia1 lat
so, liczn 3 rodzine i cieszy} sic sza-
cunkiem W swojej okolicy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Il Po1udniowej Afryki.
Burowie zabrali GAIA za}ose Med
der fontein do nieWOfi.

BuroWie zabrali GAIA zafoSe Nled-
der fontein do nieWOii.
Londyn. - Ministeryum
wojny otrzyma}o cd lorda
Kitchener nastepujqcq depe-
:sze::
Pretoria. Nasza za}oga
nosterunku w Modderfon-
tein, ma po}udniowy zach6d
cd Kruegersdorp, costa
la zaatakowana przez 1000
Bufow. Wyslana Z kruegers-
dorpu pomoc przybyfa "a p6-
zno, ably za}oge uratowat.
Szczeg6l6w do tel pory ME
ma zadnych.
Lorenzo Marquee. - Dwa
tysiqce Bur6w wkroczylo "
granice posiadlosci portugal:
.skich. Jak sic zdaje, idzie i'm
o to-, aby uwolnit znajduja.
cych sic tam W niewoli Burow
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Pi4a ucie1a mu. glove.

Pittsville, Wis. - R. H.
Poole, robotnik pracujacy ma
okoIo wielkiej PLY W tartaku
dostal sic przypadkowo pod
pile, kt6ra mu zupe}nie uciela
glove. Pozostawia on zone
czworo dzieci zamieszkalych
ma wlasnej farmie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
NOwy tytu1 >dla gen. Miles,

Washington. Podlug no,
wego blu armii PREF. McKin-
ley a stale sic naczelnym do.
w6dzca wojsk a general Miles
stanie sic podgepera}em.. &C.
nerafowie Macarthur, Wood,
Wade, i Young zapewne 70
stana general majorami. Po
dug nowego prawa l, 800 no
wych ofcerow zostanie zamia'
nowanych przez prez. McKin'
ley a.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Piecioro dzieci ZginefO W
gorejacym budynku.

n Milwaukee, Wis. - w So
bot + wieczorem piecioro dzie-
ci.z gin nelo W pozarze W domu
pn. 42O Russell ave. ma poiu-
dni owej stronie miasta. Po-
Ear jak przypuszczaja powstai
Z OF wartego pieca, a nieszcze-
scite wydarzylo sic podczas
nieo obecnosci rodzic6w. Dzieci
byly zostawione ma opiece pa
nj Bywater sasiadki. Ojciec
nies szczesliwych dzieci nazywa
sic ANDREW Luepke jest "a
iety W walcowniach ma Bay
Viev.
O6arami tego So:
Mamie Luepke 12 lat.
Ella Luepke 10 lat.
William Luepke 8 lat.
Angeline Luepke 5 lat.
Andrew Lupeke 8 lat
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Bill DrZeciw anarchst( m.

Rzym. w senacie admi-
raj Cnevero ,przedstawi} bil
ably ponownie ustanowionc
kare glowna "a zamordowanie
czlonkow rodziny krolewskiej.
Rad odmowil tel prosbie lecz
postanowil wniese bill przeciw
anarchiSci.
P1accie "a 'tTelegraf".
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06

- 4aczmy slew towarzystwa, pra
cuj my zgodnie dbajmy los swo:
ich rodsin. = -. ........ :.:..:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
MASKARADA.

Pamietajcie, ze W sobote
odbedzie sic jedyna W .tym
karnawale W po}nocno-zacho-
dniej dzielnicy maskarada. W
hall Czeskiej liczba 80 "a
prey Emma ulicy. Urzadzaja
takowa sokoli 2 drugiego gnia-
zda-to juz zapewni powo odze,
ME. Panic szyja specya1ne
kostjumy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06

2 Rfaecie "a "Telegraf".
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06

r.. Pr7y kse}acyi'
=. - - Nadzwyczainie lubie m}ode
gaskil T.. ....-
r =. =: :: 4 Ach.. to ia by}abym dla pa
ma pyszna IONA, -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06

Platcie "a ''Telegraf".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

a POLITICAL ORGANIZATION FOR
THAT PURPOSE EFFECTED.
San Antonio Leads OF in the Scheme.
II Is Said Other Cities VIII
Follow.

San Antonio, Texas, November 25,-rhe
Progress club, the pioneer organization Of
It's kind In the State, was organized here
tonight. The purpose Of the club and Of
similar organizations that are to follow In
other cities Of the State is TO develop the
resources Of the state encourage the In
vestment OF capital, influence legislation
along non.partlsan lines in the interest OF
the Industrial development of the state.
Edwin Chamberlain was elected prestdcnt
and George B. Taliaferro secretary and NJ
teen vice presidents were chosen.
Louis ] workman was the chief speaker
of the evening He is the originator oi
the idea Of the organization, having Sug'
grsted il I'm his paper Current Issue, re-
GENTLY He dwelt upon the need OF a h9h
nortisan movement that will compel IN,
politicians to work for the advancement VI
the State commercially. II
n r. Campbell, r.. II. Ward ana l.. n
Jenkins followed with BRIEF addresses ul
ING the need for the encouragement OF cap
ital. the development Of the STATE r.
sources less agitation of National issues ~
purely state elections and REFORMS - say
legislation that will encourage the aeNcl"P
ment Of industrial enterprises
The meeting was largely attehaen NV
very enthusiastic. Al its close nose ~
emf comprising the representative business
and professional men Of the CIV, WIZ
gIvcn an opportunity to enron tnensei ",
a. members OF the club, OF when they t"oh
advantage 10 man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

Many things you fear about your stomach
can not be true II You had indigestion
or dyspepsia for years &c Is natural to he.
neye that the stomach Itself Is diseased
II So only the functions of the stomach that
are impaired This Is the whole trouble In
a vast majority Of eases and the proof
can he hal by trying Or. Harter's Iron
Tonic.
Your stomach has many things to do,
and failure 10 do any one Of them leads
to imperfect digestion The stomach gets
its nutriment and Its digestive fluids from
the blood. u the blood is impure or lacks
the right proportion Of strength producing
iron, tho whole body suffers from a kind
OF breaking down process
TO restore health You must start Mt the
source Of life itself the blood and through
that vital htid build up the stomach and
other vital organs.
Dr. Hartcr's Iron Tonic has cured thou
sands of cases Of Indigestion and dyspepsia
every year for the past forty-dvc years.
II Is the one remedy You can take with
certainty Of immediate Improvement and
sure cure.
1t is prepared with scientific accuracy
and many eminent physicians prescribe Il
constantly. Faithful use of ~ viii enable
you to digest your food rs perfectly as
YOU ever have. Prepared only hy The Or.
Harter Medicine Co, Dayton, Ohio. Sold
everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
A MAVERICK OIL WELL.
The Driller Can Not Say TO Whom the
New Gusher Belongs.
SHIPMENTS CONTINUE TO GROW HEAVIER
A Bio Gas Vein Has Been Struck by
the Diamond Crude Company.
Use Of the Gas.

Beaumont, Texas. November d. -Gushcrs
ace getting to he SO numerous on spindle
Tor that It seems hard to End owners FOR
them. At least this is tho case with me
that was drilled by Mr. \. A. Pauhamus.
Mt PaulhamuS says the company has not
yct been Incorporated and the transfers
nave NOT been made. hence he does not
know really to whom the well belongs.
~
To-day was another record breaker In oil
shipments, lis cars going ont This makes
q tnt0i Of 1850 cars, or 279,i@6 barrels, for
November.
The Diamond Crude OH company struck
a Strong dow Of gas this morning The
dhn is very close to tho oil sand and
mere Is a probability that the well win
drilling.
The Madeline well struck the stratum Of
oil sand that furnishes tho Intermittent
flow this morning. The well will be given
an opportunity to blow itself In" aud
T i does not do this the drill viii be put
down again.
~
Ed Kennedy has sold to c. A. Mulhollaud
q piece Of ground 2oS5o feet in block IS,
~
with tho completion of the Gulf and tbc
rrt,..,,.. -, ~, -, =,
'n' g'S'"'e '"uu 10 ilEh lsiaud' the H. VI
GuhcY Petroleum company is preparing
70 start three wells at that place The
rigs VIII he shipped In few days aud
work is to begin as soon as they arrive.
49,
Astda ,,,,, .b s 49,. it,.
AS.ue from inc i"cl that Two of three
drilling rigs are using the Spindle Ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
PALESTINE'S CARNIVAL,
THE ANxIousLY ANTICIPATED DATE
HAS ARRIVED.
The Qpenins Was Auspcious and ~.
Prospects Are Bright for Grand
Success.

Palestine, Texas. Novsmhar ~ ~.
ialestine Street Fair and Carniva, o,on.,
this morning and the CITY is now IN Ny,
a'urt me fair is given under tho
".'sP''eS OF inc Merchants Fair association
anu everything bids fair to become s,c.
oSs ine weather is cool and cloudy and
eoon train into the city last night bronrbt
iarge crowds Of people who came 10 go
the fair and visit our city. The Dopghters
OF inc Confederacy are also TAKING an 80
i've interest in the carnival Tbev boro
turned the old FIRE house which stands
near the fair grounds. into a second noI
'uonieo restaurant, and served a spmDt,,
Gus lunch all day long to hungry visitors
and sghtseers. '''''0'
Noionei j. w ozment, who is president
ana manager Of the fsir association is tho
busiest man In Palestine today. The di.
rcctorS Of the association are Tom prons
t"h' - y W GOD, w. H. Swift & & prit
AL aiiiM w Is; t!anagan, J. f. Watson. +. c.
Bpa,!eH, tu wilcox Sam Couott and The
p4ugnters Of the Confederacy
promptly at o'clock tho cataa ~ .ba
iaF grounds were thrown opon ana "
Np,e!Sr mounted n wooden platform and
MA i" n..u IN stentorian tones that tho fair
NHltofS pushed eagerly forward and SOON
Ine 'parkers' for the eighteen dirnront
~ tractlons hogan their chatter and tbe
"'Sllue street Fair and Carnival. which
ihuI peen eagerly looked forward 10. was
indeed reality. "'''
Inc fair today drew big crowd. and
VII araw bigger ones each dav. SO II ~
NV oPT1G , ny me manasemcnt. Thursday will
ne INlesilnc Day and all tho stores will
%, closed and everything Will take d9v
w, ms VIII he followed m hy Drum
bn day on Saturday, which will also
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
THE VENUE WAS CHANGED
WALTER WILSON, CHARGED WITH
MURDER; TRIAL IN HOUSTON
Some Of the Ward MnstreIs Entertained
by the EauIss-Another Boat Load
OF Bananas.

Galveston. Texas. November % The case
Of walter Wilson, charged with murder
ing his wife in this city on March H. 1901
which was set for trial IN the criminal dis
trlct court here today, motion for a
change OF venue was presented hy the
defense and the STATE did not contest. The
change OF venue was therefore granted and
the case viii he transferred 70 Harris coun
ty. . .., 81, ,,.,
ro,.e.ss cns ~ hurglary and one Of theft
ord was found guilty. and sentenced foi
TWO wears In the penltentlary in each clsI
Louis Bryan was tried for theft ana "A'
acquitted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
W. p. DORIAN o. AT Hampstead.
"A Famous Confederate War Core
spondent's Life Ended.

Hampstead, Texas, November . W T.
noran died at his home in this city this
afternoon at ESQ O'CLOCK. He las been
resident OF this city for Ihe past fifteen
years. lie formerly resided at Brenham'
whore he held many Offices Of trust he
served in the Confederate army and was
war correspondent for the Galveston News
writing ua4er the name Of sioux lie
leaves wife and three sons, besides
host Of relatives, to mourn his death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Prof. Waite Returned to wasbiro,or
A REMARKABLE INCIDENT.

Subject OF a Hyonotst Sees a Man in
Danger Just as He Is fatally-41urt
san Angelo, Texas. November eiTho
remains ct Mr. G. Whitaker. who was
thrown from his horse late Friday evening.
and who died within -four hours after the
accident occurred from injuries sustained.
were Inferred IN the local cemetery ycstcr.
day afternoon Mir Whitaker was stock
man who had only recently moved here
from Marlin. and a most remarkable met.
dent Is rclatcd In connection with his
death a local magnetic healer aud hyp
notst had n subject In the clarvnynnt
state for the purpose OF securing dag
uJS,S u" s,d nnS S"ntu nn't3ev plIrS,
happened To MIR Whitaker. In aucthrr
part of the city the subject In the clair.
Vpyapt state eNcaimed stop that man
on the gray horse he is going to get hurt 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
A FAMILY REUNION.
The Custom Of a Prominent Nacosdo-
ches Family.

The Custom Of Prominent Naeosdo-
ches Family
Nacogdoches Texas, November .. MIR.
w. 4. King and WIFE together with their
children. grandchildren and friends, cole
brated today at their comfortable homo,
-four miles east of town the thtrty-hith
wedding anniversary Of thcit marriage, On
these occasions Mr. King dous the shirt
he was married iu and hjs wife the old
wedding dress These ARTICLES are In a
tine state of preservation, considering the
time they were made The shirt was
worn by their two sons when they were
married, ana the wedding dress of the
mother has been worn 10y the girls as
they martel on MI King is prosper.
ous farmer. and good citizen. and his neigh,
horS and friends express Tor him and his
good wife a sincere hope that they may
live to enjoy many more of these happy
famllV reunions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
No. Rrakeman KIIIed.

Navasota. Texas. November ga negro
brakeman. named + L. scott VINO mas
bsep working Cor the Santa Fe c9mpany,
Stree the sonlervllle. riot, was Sf,te" II
NV ,.i,nn as n fact that ne was Knocked
r. from I the TOP Of q box car by water spo oed
and instantly allied he WAS moi m'St nv
Until the train, reached sl nseSSine passcn.
o. trsjn md Transported 20 Houston. De
erased was recently from Psiineah' ny
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
A SAVINGS Bank at Waxahaehie.

WnIghachie, Texas. November "a The
WaXahachic Loan and Trust company had
ITS charter so amended as 10 permit Of the
establishment of ii savings bank on January
l. The cppitai stock Of the company has
teen increased 80 $4,000 ana 4 per cent
will hc paid on balances from daily dc.
nnri 1' cioctcd2 II. Connaiiy. presidcnt. a..
D. Thompson Of Galveston, secretary, and
g q Alklne. cnAhIer.
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Channes Almond La companiea.

Cameron Texas, November - Tile Need.
ham Ice company have sold their plant and
steel house TO the Rosebud Water aud
Power company aud It is being taken down
aud sent TO RoSchud this week where IL
VIII be set mp again In time for next sea.
son. The NCcdham lee company has been
merged into the Cameron Ice company, and
they are now engaged IN putting In a thir.
ttou plant near the Hostman gin, and viii
have IL ready 10 supply the great demand
of Cameron and surrounding country by the
ensuing season.
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Nice Residence Burned at Frelsburo.

Frelsburg Texas, November 23.-Ycster
day about p. ~. fire broke ont at the
residence Of Rev f. Gerstman and the
building with almost all Its entire con
tents was consumed. Loss estimated ut
$500; no insurance. The fire originated on
the Kitchen roof. which undoubtedly
caught IRE from a fue
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KILLED AT MoReAN's MILL.

The Former Postmaster at That Place
indicted for Embezzlement.
Fort Worth, Texas, November 25-The
calling Of the cmhczzemcnt case Of the
United states against William Burroughs
in the Federal court this mOrnlng revealed
the fact thai the defendant Killed himscl
DURING last night AZ his home nj M1rguns
Mil Erath c0unty 10y taking morphine.
Tho crime charged against Burroughs was
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WRECKED AT ARKANSAS PASS,

The Crew Were Saved but the Nesse'
and CARGO Are Total Loss
Rockport Texas. November 25.-The
scbooner Ellen. Bahnsen. captain bound
from Corpus Christi 10 Galveston cai ~, 80
-, - vool was wrecked yesterday
Nv raS1ise on the north ietty while trying
10 cross the bar. The Arkansas lite,san '.,li5
crow went out and brought Va ~ me nv"
on hoard. The schooner Is q totul '"a''
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susd &c CIV for l1terest.

Ae'tn, Texas, November 25.-Sult was
|lm N the district court today by Ellen
Achie against the city Of Austin on in
Ea.t coupons Petitioner alleges that she
le owner ot light and water bonds Of
Elsl the Interest due on them JuIy 1900,
s ~ aace, has not been paid, and she prays
by-,SS laqgment for the debt. amounting to
r." with per cent interest.
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Iudne nLIIard serIousIY m.

waxahachie, Texas, November p. News
has been received here Of the serious iIl-
rcss a Judge j T.. billiard judge Of the
] ortieth judicial district. He IS over az
years old and Il is feared that he can not
recover
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the crude oil from the Pennsylvania acids
90 the rchuerlcs AZ Rnyonne recently bursa
about two miles from Round Brook. ~ ].
The break was discovered sunday aud IL
took y large force Of lahorcrs many hours
to close IT, Meantime the oil has spread
ovcr large portion of ground and TO
prevent further spread Ia nearby streams.
II was determined to set fire TO Il. Tho
reflection Of the burning oil can he seen IN
the Sky Tor miles around. No estimate OF
The loss as vet has been made.
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Residence and Contents at Abilene.

Abilene. Texas, November 23.-Dr. n. \.
at 1910 tonight The building was valued
at $500 and 1t was insured for $500 The
furniture was valued at $1,000 and was in
srred for $50
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sl,n uoi er 70 ne re ont His right hand Is in
superintendert LcfeSre OF the e,3ucss oIe, :,
trir TO Waco ''"p business
state senator peottv y, IT,.
here on business ""sP'r county IS
,o SnGsS IN, NJ u Hanklns OF ouanah IS hero