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New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
TRIED TO WRECK A SALOON.
BECAUSE BEER WAS REFUSED HER WOMAN
sMAsHES MIRRORS AND DOORS.

Because the bartender in the saloon at No
234S Eighth-ave. refused to sell Mrs Sarah
Conway glass Of beer last evening. she and
her husband Daniel started in to wreck the
place. They smashed windows and plate glass
mirrors and pulled doors from the hinges for
time. and then Policeman O'Rourke, OF the West
ne-hundred and-twenty- -ffth-st. station. ap-
peaTed. The two will be arraigned in the FIa--
lem police court to-day a charge Of disor-
derby conduct
Conway and his wife live at No PIG West
One hundred and twent ty-sixth-st. Last evening
they went together 70 O'COnnelrs saloon. They
entered rear room. where orders were given
Conway said he would have whiskey. and Mrs
to sell Mrs. Conway the beer. but said he would
serve two glasses of whiskey. Mrs. Conway de-
clared she wanted beer and must have beer
II was again refused. vhereupon Mrs. Conway
seized the chair on which she had been sitting
and hurled il through window near BY The
breaking Of the window let the cold wind sweep
through the saloon, and the bartender rernou-
strated- Mrs. Conway paid no heed TO this.
and called her husband to help her. Then a
door of the little siderOOr was wrenched from
its hinges and sent spenning into big plate
. glass mirror back Of the bar. The bartender
shouted for the police. and Policeman O'RourAe
rushed in at the door. Both Conway and his
wife made a run for the door but we're not
quick enough. They were arrested and locked
up in the West One -hundred-and-tw -twsnty-ftth-
st. station.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
rcraDoR 4 FIELD ron ENTERPRISE.
NFw RAILROAD THROUGH THE ANDES OPENS II
FOR TRADE

san Francisco. Feb. Perry n DE Leon United
States Consul General 10 Guayaquil Ecuador is in
this city en- route 10 Washington He is a leave
Of absence until May. Speaking OF the commercial
possibilities Of Ecuador, Mr. De Leon said
Ecuador presents splendid field for American
enterprise. Until this year tho whole country has
been practically shut 10 an business ventures bun
The recent completion OF the railroad from duaVa-
aul 10 Quito. the capital. has opened a territory
over three hundred miles in length and inha bited
by more than 100000 people. This railroad ha 5
heen built by an American syndicate. IN cuts com
pletely through the Andes Mountains and cost
SSo.o0oo. The Government encourages Americans
by compelling the teaching Of English in the pub-
lie schools. The whole South American country
Is on the verge Of great industrial and CONNER
% H. '"e
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
THREE FURNACES TO BE OPERATED

Youngstown. Ohio. Feb. 5.-Three furnaces. the
Hannah. Of the Republic Iron and Steel Company;
~ Alice. owned by Picklands. Mather & Co. and
the Claire. Of the Claire Furnace Company. Of
Sharpsvile Penn, will all be lighted within a week
the result Of the settlement Of the labor question
and the securing OF the hundred and fifty
thousand ton contract for pig iron which will be
appnrtioned among the various furnaces
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
BrHDIyG ryION IN CONTENTION

Paterson. Feb. 5 (SpeciaD. hundred delegates
from all parts of the United states and Canaaa
are attending the annual convention OF me buH'
iuz, IahorerS' International Protective Union, Wsn
was openfd in this city to-day and Is eNpeclet :.
continue for ten days. President Thomas GlInloLs'
Of Springfield Mass. conducted the prOceedihsTr
Paul Breen of this city. made an address q W.. w.
come. Among the subjects 10 be considered Oy ~. -
convention are shorter hours and better compe"
sation for the members OF the craft.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
MRS, HOWARD CorLD'S LAWYERS APPEAL.

Mrs Howard Gould attorneys have appealed the
SUIT Of her dressmaker 10 the Appellate Term OF
supreme Court, and pending a decision the ap-
peal Mrs. Gould will not have 10 appear in court
The appeal is taken from decision OF the General
Term Of the city Court which decided that Mrs.
Gould would have 10 submit a jury trial
Originally Justice Hascall decided that Mrs Gould
might have the question settled before a referee.
and he appointed former Justice Bookstaver to hear
the testimony.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
SHAKE UP SAID TO BE IMMINENT.

II IS said that there will soon be a shake up
among the officials OF the New-York and Bermudez
Asphalt Company. and that the president, Thomas
H. Thomas will be relieved OF his duties at the
end OF month. II is known that twenty-eight
clerks and minor officials were dismissed on Feb
ruary l, after receiving months notice. Some of
them had been I'm the employ OF the company for
twenty years with salaries from $1,000 10 $1,000
Mr. Thomas's salary is $4,000 a year. No one at
the office OF the company. No. II Broadway would
discuss the subject yesterday. but the dismissals
are said TO have been made for reasons of economy
The retirement of Mr.. Thomas is said TO have no
connection with the dispute of the company with
the Government OF Venezuela.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
SEVEN JURTMEN SELECTED.
GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN THE KENNEDY
MURDER TRIAL YESTERDAY.

MURDER TRIAL YESTERDAY.
The second day in the second trial Of DR.. Samuel
J. Kennedy. the dentist, who Is charged with the
murder Of Dolly Reynolds at the Grand Hotel on
August H. ls9S, hegan at the Criminal Courts Build
ing with the attempt to a jury from the
special panel gathered for that purpose. Before
the trial opened Kennedy was brought across from
the Tombs by Deputy Sheriffs Deesten and Bell 10
talk with his wife. There in ms eyes as
she put her arms about his neck and they had a
long talk together The prisoners father was also
In court at the opening hour. Mrs Kennedy sat at
the table beside the counsel for the defence VIII
tam ". CantWCu and Robert W. Moore, but inter
changed only a few words with them.
Court was adjourned at o'clock until this morn
tng. when the selection Of jury will continue In
al tWenty-eight men were examined yesterday, Of
whom seven we're selected. or the remaining TWEEN
tr-one four were excused. five peremptorily
challenged by the defence and the twelve others
similarly disposed OF by the prosecution. Both
the defence and the prosecution entitled TO
thirty peremptory challenges apiece IN the selection
OF the jury. exclusive Of the men VINO excused
for cause by the Judge.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
B4NK CLERK UNDER ARREST.
SMALL DEFALCATIoN IN THE sEABOARD
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
The officers Of the Seaboard National Bank dis
covered Monday that there had been a small do
falcation. and Joseph Z. \. Fitzgerald. of the
minor clerks. arrested a charge Of com
mitting the crime and lodged IN the Tombs
awaiting action his by the Grand Jury.
The matter is a small one. involving only a few
hundred dollars. for which the bank has an in
demnty bond of 5000
Fitzgerald. who is about twenty-Oue years old.
had been employed a messenger. but on account
Of ability which he had shown had been promoted.
and the bank intended increase his salary
substantially In his duties in carrying items from
one department to another he bic To abstract
various sums. This caused difference I'm the day :
work. and the matter was thoroughly and carefully
Investigated the result being his arrest and N
was said at the bank. admission that he had COM
mitted the theft. Fitzgerald. when arrafgned in
the Centrc-St. court, refused saw ANYTHING
about the case. declining plead In any way to
the charge.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
DIED WITHIN AZ HOUR OF EACH OTHER.

Paterson Feb tSpecaD.-John Jordan. the CID,
est member of the Paterson police force anu
Michael J. Bradley. another policeman dled 70
night within an hour OF each other. Iney ,.5 asJ
been in for only few days Jordan was app9ihsea
To the police force in 1866. after being honorapS ~
charged from the Navy. While a sailor the s sa,s
on which he was sprang a leak and JORDAN save.
the vessel by sitting the hole for many nuuas
The old man was the police court otncer III le0s"
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
ADAMS COMPANY THINKS IT H4s crET.
BELIEVED THAT EXPRESS CAR ROBBERY WAS
TANNED At PRINCETON JUNCTION

Princeton Feb 5.-According to a statement nads
by Robert Wolf. agent of the Adams Express
Company at Princeton Junction. officials of the
company are OF the opinion that the robbery OF the
sealed express car on Sunday morning was planned
that place
Late Friday night Mr, Wolf asked BY thres
strangers what time the eastbound train would
leave After receiving the information the three
men left but two hours later Wolf saw one o.
them aboard the train due at the Junction az l@
a Sunday morning. Wolf saw a light IN the
head express of the train just 10 was leaVins
the station. lie has a description Of the men
the Adams Express Office at JERSEY City super
intendent Murphy of the Atlantic Division went %
Princeton Junction 10 investigate the matter.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
GENERAL cH4FFEE's D4rGHTER HERE

Miss Helen Chaffee. daughter of Major-General
Adna r. Chaffee- reached New-York YESTERDAY
from Pekins and after stay of only an hour or
two left the city again, presumably for Washing
ton
General Chaffee was promoted by the President
Yesterday TO be a major-gentral in the Resular
Army He is now in command of the United Statss
forces in China. and was during the late uou'''
there
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
BIG STEEL PLANT IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Halifax. y. o. Feb. ,SpeciaD.-The first furnace
OF the extensive steel making plant Of the Dominion
Iron and Steel Company al sydney Is now In full
operation and Is producing pig iron OF excellent
quality. To-day'S operations established the sue
cess OF the new enterprise which will revolutionlZe
industrial life OF Nova Scotia. The plant VIII
be pushed rapidly 10 completion and before many
weeks have passed sydney will he exporting irou
o Europe and, n Is said. 20 the United States.
The initial operations reported by the experts
have been very successful
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
PASTOR ACCEPTS CALI TO MOUNT rERNos

Bloonheld. Feb. (SpeciaD--The Rev George J..
Blses pastor of 81. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church in this place has resigned accept call 10
81 Paul's Lutheran Church In Mount Vernon. " Y
Previous 70 his coming 10 Bloomfield Mr. Blseri
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
Prevent Typhoid and Other Fevers by Drinking
londonderry london
hTnIA WATER

It's Absolute Purity
lnsures the absence of Deadly Germs.
y Quarts. 7,.su =,
'A~'''As" HslfGalon
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

The Rev. Mr.. Keller has lived q blameless life
he enjoys IN a marked degree the respect and
ahccuon or his brethren i'm the priesthood. II is
not saying too much 10 assert than their confidence
IN him Is mistaken. IL is believed that time will
show fhet the aSperSons being him
are unjust There has been nothing fhus far in the
sHegations which haVe beer made 10 induce
soma bic people 10 believe otherwise than that ne
Is the victim ~ persons whose diseased imaeina-
lions have led 10 the commission Of an awful
crime
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NnM .Nugcln Lncnls.

san Angelo. Texas. February 5.--A. s,
Gam; inl August pslfanc OF san Angelo
and w. + lokcs and Albert Kipcaid Of
Sherwood left for Dallas today 70 repre-.
sent their respective lodges al the odd
Fellows ledge a Dallas.
Births re Nj aud Mrs {. llsEelStein,
daughter. Mr. and MS. C. w Banncy-
man. q son.
u Is a feather In the industrial cap Of
Texas as well 50 san Ange,o's that sad
die maker al this City. MIR Henry Hngcr-
stein, is tllirg orders for saddles from
New Mexico.
Miss Ethel Head leaves Tor California
next week TO yistt her graudPircuts,
J. f. MayHe,i a prom nert citizen Of
Ruston. I,s. is here IN visit to dis
childIcn. Mrs, II Virgins and Il, May
fel1. n. n,
IS hero p,osp5ctine for 4 business open
iug.
MIS-. Frank Runs q Fort Worth Is here
on a visit 10 her methcr, Ms NJ f, Lee
SheriN D. f. league ct Btcuham has
been hero on ono o. his occasional aud
alN lys vol ono Visits.
A tcndor-teartci Mexican woman called
az the jail : fen GAYS since and con-
tr,5uiei 90 cents 20 eicA unfortunate in
mate
A. II. Weatholly OF no Press has hccn
alakrs business visit TO Kose!usko
Hiss.
John ". H,rris has bought ,hc ntsrca'
az n Yates in the dug business OF J,
W Harris q CO, MIR. Yates VIII 50 IL
Albany.
Ass Helen Byrd o. S,ephousvilic Is
here en- visit 20 her sister Mrs G. W
Stephens,
Niiss Mary tlezsn4er is visiting re!a'
t.vos In Galveston.
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nr,nn nrief..

Bryan, Texas, Febgu.ry 5.-'Mr W. e
saunders. presideu, Ct the Brysn opsi-
ness league, received > telegram late
yesterday Afternoon fFem Senator John
4. waylspd Stating that the senate com
m! .teo had sgreed 10 report favoEas.y
his bill approprla,ing 10000 for dormI'
tory for The girs Industrial school at
the 4. aad NJ. college. The people hsre
are hi aly pleased aud are hopeful OF the
bill passing the house,
Rufs Connor. manager OF The American
co,,oa company here. is in Houston on
W. wipprecht visited Houston on eusi-
ness YES .erday,
n NJ. Gleason. 4 rallroad man OF Dai-
ias VS. here on business yesterday
,tsnafles \. WILLIAMSON has retaFnei
troY an extended trlq on the Foad.
,Niss Mamie Manning OF hempsiead IS
,hr raest az Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Geniry'
county Treasurer John NJ. Lawrence
reports Inc naancts 10 condition 70 taSe
M All outstanding registered salrd class
SCRIPT =,
I Mrs Efith Moore o, Asaevihe, " q.
~ yjsitins relatives in kryan
Miss Ruish ST. Clsir o. ssn Marcos
M.ss Elizabeth Eyetts OF Ceoden' H.
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A CorFEE KILLING.
some Can aud some Can't Drink 1t

same tims ago Mr., e. Perclval Baker
was assigned by the government 10 iAe
Chinese bureau in San FRANCESCA he
Is a Spanish aud Chiatse in'er?reier, nut
had become known a. distinctive case
OF cnffce poisoning,
He 0naily gave UP his position ana
went to Les Anssi2s 10 die. lie was
carried to the train Is the physlelin end
at that time welg hed uipety-nlne porrds,
What COFFEE poisoning ecu do for rah
Il Is dlfhcUlt 10 5cllere without some Ser
sonal experience. He says; The physl-
clan hgi told me tia, mine MAS 4 clear
case Of cofee poisoning, but ! coAlf no.
give up the coffee, / mad soi 81 bad
that | could keep absolutely no,hlnR on
my stomach for days az time. Dr.
HAYDEN OF this city said 10 me one day,
Have YOU ever tried Postum Food
Coffees Never heard OF r. said !. lie
eNpla!ned that /, was food drink made
at Battle Creek. Mica, BY Ibc Postum
Cereal Co, Lid. and as ne said wls 'dcS-
tlnsi 10 entirely sufPlan, coffee ?. ieas'
with those who have any regard for their
health OF lives
~ was SO Impressed tha. oeior, leaV-
,ug the otace ,he doctor ;oroea ne %
promise 10 give Postum fair trial. Welt
10 mako long story short. wife NI11e
some for me. and she made !, right
strictly according 70 directions. was
served With a delicious cNp sa5 nall an
hour srer slpplnE Il was sleeping, the
hrs, six hours OF sleep or uneEoken res
I had had for half year.
This Mas not causei by any arng 10 toe
Postum for | know y 70 be shsalltsls
pure. but il was due 20 the qugetnS et-
lee, OF the liquid food on my stomach
ana food that | could digest. perse'
verea in the use OF Postum for weak
then thought / would try just aae cur
az coffee. but ala so With the result ,hs'
\ NV stomach pains returned with rpef
efieet as to require the doctor az ms
! bedside nearly all night have never
repeated the experiment With conee, fo'
! n shaved very plainly wha. Il would Dc
and has done for me u | 1901 g1ta II.
II have steadily improved in health
since making the change, ana nov walgl
/ iIs rounds. torty-nne pounds mere that
In dld ana am gainiag al the rate OF Owe
txo uounds a week | have has aAsa
liuteis NJ trouble since then with m
stomach. and Il Is over thrHe months
Sinee / have had a twinge OF neuralgll
| on headache and know that my eus'
lis en,ircly due 10 leavias OF coilee an
taxing Postum Food coffee. Al M
srleods ana The doctor sse Of the SAM
! nninion !uciosg list Of nauies .
| r,yernu,ent officials az Washington ans
San Francisco wha are moro or less "a
mIlisr with tbs case sni viii verify a
liar as they are aoie'
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or ,NcE NEWS NOTES.
Three Men Were Badly Hurt III a
Runaway.

Orange Texas. February 5.A wagon
from the Lemon Lumber compauy's mill,
twelve miles above orange, was coming
to town for supplies today when The
horse became frightened and ran away,
throwing the occupants ont aud wreoking
things generally Doc Adams had one lee
broken Just above the ankle; Albert
skeeler was badly mashed and bruised
about the body and shoulders. aud VIII
Baxter was considerably bruised up
though his injuries are not as serious
as :siose OF the other parties.
The steamer Una, which left several
days ago for Whitmap's Ferry with 8
cargo OF merchandise. returned last night
under low OF the tug Nellie, having be-
come disabled on her return trip b. her
boiler letting down. As soon as repairs
to the boiler are completed. she VIII
leave again for up river points.
Owners OF an important piece OF bust
ness property 10 orange stated TO The
Pos, reporter today that II they could
secure the material at reasonable rs
ure. they would Immediately begin the
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VIEW CITIZENS FoR cnowLny.
hey Are Coming by scores from H.
linois aud other states

crowley La, February Tho lsrgess
arrival at one time Of Northern iulmi-
sranis reached this section since last
SATURDAY. over 100 people coming from
Illinois alone. Many of these people were
here last spring and made purchases OF
land AMI are now coming to settle on
same With their families The Southern
facioe yard berc is filled With ears OF
Immigrant outfits,
Mayor W. r Campbell, Councilman
ioler aud Building Ccmmltteeman John
r. Schoema cher returned today from a
tour Of inspection to New Orleans and
Baton Rouge Of public school bu,ldipss
at those places. The council Is preparns
70 adopt plans for the 100000 school
building
Ex-senator c. c. Drew has returned
from a trip to San Antonio, where be
vent To VISIT his wife, Who ls spsuiinE
the winter there for her health
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WESTERN JOCKEY cLup
Wa. oreanizVd ut Chicago ny EIcc-
ton of Officers.

Chicago February All teo members OF
the Wcscrn Jockey club were present a. a
u,to ing today at which the club was formal
~ organiScd aud placed in operation.
The 10 lowing officers wcrc elected Law
renee a Youag Chicago. chairman: Robert
Ault, s., Louis. ylco chairman: George Harry
krhL Chicago secretary; James Howard,
Chits 20 TREASURER aud beard OF stewards.
The stewards iook up tho question OF rae
iur dates and arranged the following for
its reorRauitcd meeting during 1871: Crss.
cru City Jockey club March go Memphis.
noG Apri 1 10 al Lou sviUe from Apr
% {, May II; Latonia. trpm May 10 70 MAY
-: st Louis Fair 1850 niatiou. from May II
10 Iuly 20. = Louis Fair association re-
sunies Angus, - 10 sentcmber IS. thirty
DAYS. Hawthorne. from May = 10 June s;
II rem from Iuuc 10 TO June 81 washing
tou Park. rom june - 70 July 20. fIaw-
iborue. from August ~ to August 81 lIar-
LEM, from September 10 september ~;
Hgwthornr from September IS 20 October s..
Har.cm from October TO Oatoher 20 La
tclia from DC ohor % 10 November 8.
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nnMrsrEAD NEWS NorEs.
LIST OF Grand Jurors Tor the Marcel
Term


hsmpstsad, Texas. February S.-rhe
4o''owing named gentlemen viii com
pose ihe grand jury for the Perjury
tnow March, term of the distris, court:
w y Smith, oscir plnkins. sr. +. S,
Wasncn. w T. Mcpherson. NJ. Il. Groce
~ Q. orendort J, c. Ams,er i. w..
r'eids' Ed weygand. ST., W. j. cospsr..
4 Z. cllet'. C. w, Heard Billy Wen.
MI, Lupton. William Sngslts ana
wa Gieon Three of the above uamsd
Sle eoiored. The DECISIONS requiring coll
olsi meu TO sit on jurles whom trying
VuloFea ciuxens does not anec; this coun-
", Us tney have always been given rep
RESERVATION on the iurles
uqring the moata Of Jsnaary tao tax
..o.ieetor collected on the tax rolls
StcNoe-, as gainst s2l.50Lei during the
samo month last year. great mauy arc
ho'aiog back on their taxes waiting 10
see What action the legislature will take
IN the matter
WI J. Z. Lester Of tho arm OF 5 L.
Hohlmin a Co. Of Houston was In The
city today on business.
TO-DAY was sale day ana several pieces
OF real estate were sold by Sherin lips
COMB under execution.
Inc young gentlemen OF the town Will
give dance tonight at r.reman's ha |
ham.
George \. Race o. Hockey was bust
ness visitor 10 the city today,
e Groce and ]. f, Miller Of Warer
wire business visitors to the city today.
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cnIrrrt Nr,,r Notr,.

Calvert, Texas. February 5.-rhe re-
mains Of Mr.. Harry Les;erIotte, wno died
suuday night. we're buried YESTERDAY az
,trroeu at $3.50 o'clock with military
Aenors Rev. c. c, Carroll pastor o. the
Lap,Is, church, delivered a sb2r address
when company /. OF the Volunteer guards
,enk charge The rroEramme was we'll
exeeu.ea and the services wera imPrcs-
givs.
Mr.. aua Mr. p, r wstssp recently
,e,urned from visit 20 relatives ana
friends 10 .Hearne,
Mr. Charles n. Basset. ~ Fort VALLEY
Ca. reprsseutire a large bsTissre manu-
factory % ChscispooEa, Tenn. is 10 the
ci-y on business With the Calvert Coal
cny AMI Manufacturlng company
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Galveston. Texas. February 5.--Arrlvals
at the fremont w. j, Walton. Philade.-
pha. Presley X Ewing, Houston; F. f.
Hansell, Lake View; George II. Whelock.
New Orleans John II. D. Rowan. Tren-
ton. j. d. Dufiy, CAcago; W. c. Ma
gruaer, Cinclnna,i; \. J. Couse. New
York: S c. Hoylo, Houston; r. Z. sean
Ian. Missouri. Kansas aud TEXAS railway
Charles Small. New York; Miss Micro,
Houston; !. NJ Aydelstt, shawnee, O, T.:
II. 4. Gaul, Cinoippatii Jessie +, Clark.
Richmond. Va; l.. f. Msnage, Miaueap-
oils: Fred Mes1It, s.. Louis; G. C..
Cheunes, 2anesvil,c. Ohio; a. IIolzeuser,
Walter Mise, New York; sidney Loeb,
Rock Island: u, y. Kelly, John ], Bailey.
ST. Louis: " G. Allen, \. Allen, Denver;
=. T. Vineyard, Palestine.
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n,u,I,r,ux AdmItted 10 u,iI,

Beaumont, Texas, February 5'--lhe
case u the stale Of Texas VS.. Leon
Boudcraux, who is sha-S ed with the mur-
der OF Mrs. pugst, was sailed Tor trial
IN the district couri yesterday and was
continued on m7tou CT defendant In
mcdiatciy after the motion 10 continue
WAS granted defendant sued out Nr.t
Of haheas corpus which was tried late
yesterday afternoon and Roudersux was
admitted 20 hail the sum OF S6009,
whicn WAS readily given and ne was re-.
leased from custody
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Calves ON, Texas, February 5.-The
Nor;h German Lloyd steamship WuCz-
burg is expected to arrive Feoruary !,
with sixty lmmiEr MS for yauocs por.
tioGs o! Texas and the Western Stltes,
Abou; twenty Of tue immigrans are chill
dreu.
TIE friends Of Major Z. G. Shields OF
the Thlr y-third L. $ volunteers, are
urg ne his appointment - commission
In The regular army Major Shields for
merly resided in Hi sboro, but b ca
listed 10 this city as captain and wa
sent 10 the Philippines, where be was
promoted 10 the rsuk OF major for in
dividual acts Of bravery. he is al pres
en-. serving In the Philippines as . vol
uuteer.
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ranforan R~.nIts.

san Frsnc'sco February Tho ring At
rsnfersn vac hlt hard today the six fav-
critics an lzuling
Tie spor. was somewhat married bf the
cutting d0wn OF the h0fses who were second
q ait.rs "a the betting. uTdnunE VAS cur
aown A. re arst urn To- the oguers hardi-
tap h,n Inc hoy did no puil HIN NJ ryra
ne BADLY tt doVu - ihr ncat svcEf and
2 hsa 20 b. dseiroSsd.
- nHleGFs Purse WARNS, NaatfAie'
u iarena. Tlme -.
TbYes furfnsEs pnrsc- 6rEF Wal yictorts
u W k.rhy. lime. :fsE. VA.