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FouErA COURT OF APPEALS.
An important Decision Rendered IN a
Lax Case.

An Important Decision Rendered m
Tax Case.
san Antnnio Texas, Fehruary sT--A case
IL great interest and Importance To tho
people OF Texas WINS decided In the court
If civil appeals FOR the Fourth district TO.
am il was the case Of the Jesse French
Piano ann Organ CO. Us. The Ctr Of Dial.
lss from Dallas the decision being rem
dtred BY Associate Justice Ply The ques-
bon involved was the right of the STATE
o. city To tax intangible personal prop
g7y. such as promissory notes bonds. etc
held in fhe State by corporations having
their duniclies in another stHte. The
sui was instituted by the appellant
tmpor5itiou huving lie domiclie in Indiana
70 festrlii the city Of Dallas from ievvtllC
Ena collecting taxes OF pronlissory notes
ezecuted and pa able in Texas ara held
~ an agent il an Office az the corpora
uUn 81 ltaligs. The contention tbat
tbs stututes Of Toxins did moi autnorizp
fhe taxation of personal intmiEinie PROP
erIy In this Star. owned by fareign cai-
porations. The court held that the fol
HElDs laneuage nf the statutes. article
5lsl. was broad enough 10 incude all kinds
pf property In Texas: '.Ali pruporTv, real
personal or mixed except Euch ns NAV
heieiIafter be- expressly exempted, IL sub
Jert To faXariuu and the same shnn hn
II was fllrthcr held that article aadl
tbpve quoted WAS nete-lnlitedihv the terlnE
81 Hrt lie do6S ri the Revised STATUTES
The case WIS investigated and RIupic nu
ihcriry cited 10 support the decision ~ tho
nfiIrt The rendering Of this decision by
ASSOCIATE JusTiuc Iiv will mean q great
drai Tor tire State il The matter NJ the
esnection nj taxes m notes. bonds. ere
he'd bs foreign corporations doing hnsi-
hess IN TexBs Baforr rendering fine do
cisinn associate Justicr Fly cxhau, tod an
ruthorities the matter
Other proceedings OF the court werc az
follows.
Affirmed Il e. Thnuias VS.. Western
fnion Telegraph Company tram Camp.
Reversed aud remaBdrd- 6 G. clifford
-. 1oe Kobe ct nj from BeIHr, Rishcr
bnlmes Us. Thompson BROS, from Hunt
Western Union Telegraph Company VS.
jain RaElHnd, from hunt. Z =. peiEhfai
Z al vs.. Cuttnn States Building Company.
finn Lamnr
Appeal dismissed: Sun Light Gas Com
isnv rs. George TayloU. from Itylliag
Mptiuns foi rehcnrinr overruled. Good
lvH Wood Va. Y. NJ. Cole IT n VS.. G. c.
Bal 81 al from Franklin; John Y Hughes
rs Nuples Platter Grocer Company from
Erur international and Great Northern
Rallrnad Company KS. KTre Jones. from
Wood: Cuhurn & Co. 81 al rs. E. Fl. GIL,
from Dallas
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LIGHTERS STILL IN JAIL.
States Attorney viii Contest an An
plicatiOn for Reduction Of BOND.
EVIDENT THE CASE is 10 BE PUSHED
VIII Be Presented to the Grand Jury as
Som as Il is Observation-Disclosures
ttave Lett Town.

Galveston Texas, February gT.-Chovnsk
and johnson. the participants IN Aiopas, !
nights boxing cxhiaifiou ~ Harmony haI
are si... IA jAsi. the bond OF SSutsi seins te.
mneh Tor their trlcnds 10 give Az epofg
was made iisi evening Ia gei auag.y stew
arr 70 nrar tae case and fcduts fne bond
tUi y was not gucersssnl.
4 e. aH9rneys 90 tar pugil!sis declare
tAai Jte %S'AN boAu Is trXnrNitaut ana la
.iNNlsf Jestiu"n uy tle character az fhs
IN easr wltn VnlcA thr men are charged
: ~ tnir reason $ rlunfpus nfinr wlli sac
maui 20 Ewi lae eoilri fp refuet Tia, isauH
Witnin reasonable itnlltS * Is eialn,,a
iAs1 sitae Woliu zee simply sti-dcipnf 1ar all
PURPOSES ana would eiiahle ChrvnsN ai,l
JpauSou To- Srgurr rnetr iisarfy
ar. LnycBny viii. q 4 unsiersi8aa ron,
lt'st inlt d'srsand ylEofeusls ni the Rruunn
l0at the alleged ottilSse WIS q uIllfui auA
deliberate atisuins 10 spf ~ dpiiHnrn d lav
that was uauf possible nnlt rs q srssiur
extraordinary at thH hsEiSlartirc called af
Sreat expense lor the express purpose %
hoynssi-louns0n meeting
Ae1nAit General Souri, departed laxt
nigh inf Austin afror cnnternmre with
3Nf. 44nvelor ami CAPTAIN Bi-unek oil la,
State Hangers apparently well sztt1sfca
ihat the instructions ~ the governor mad
heen CARRIED aut y the HITTER. Tne mem.
besf o. the State lsHngrrs force VINO Of
ieetrd the arrest Of thc two puEiIistt also
leti iAsi night
chptain Brooks and IAcuicnnnt mixer
viii remain n the CITY moss lisrly until
The converting NJ thc criminal grand jury
either Monday az lucsti8y ~ next week
u is evident that y Is the gaVer'ior IS 10.
lenran 10 push the rHsr and d rs prubabie
thAf tii'arr VIII 30 little leisure granted
Tor the usual legal prellmluaries
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The claim q other cough -.edinines 10
be aE gD0c "a ChnzD=rinin's are ufieetuhl-
y Sc; al req IN the following testimonial
ot Mr. c D. Glass an emnipye Of Bart
1stt q Dennis Co.. Gardiner, be at
says y had kept adding 10 cold sn5
ronEt IN the winter q 1857. trying every
cough medicine heard n without Deruaa-
neuf help until one nsy J was N he
drug store Of M HDulshEn ane he s6-
viEe6 ne X Try chRm5sriolu'E Cong
Remedy and offered 10 pay back NJ
money II ] was not cured. My lunsE
and bronchial tntes were very sore sf
tina time bni J was completely cured
by this remedy. and have SINGS always
turned 10 Il when ! Epf raid and asor
fnd Teiief ] Also recommend . 10 my
friends and an glad 20 SAY IL r the
PEST of ali cough msdia'naa.~ Fur aEls
ny al d-uEEista-
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coNTAaIoN AMp INFECrIoN.
Ia Grlpps is Infectious but No: Con-
tauiaus.

Ia 6rpns is lute1finus but MOT Con
Iauiaus.
Contagious diseases are communicated
from one person 10 another Infectious
diseases arc conveyed through the atr.
Smallpox Is cuIitaHiuIfe diseasei La
Grippe is Infectious When ar epidemic
ri tine grip - prevailing n IL IN the air We
hreHthe md nc one H. safe
The o-'r safeguard II 70 Keep the Evsreii
in the ~rheEt possible condition az heath
and on the iirst appearances ~ coi7 III the
mead 10 iiEe some s;gfr aniiseufic like stu
arfs CRtarrh THiieff freely. tHflet taken
every huIIr or two for cnuTiie ~ nryh Is ~
he sufficient ~ hreuk up the arrack-
Ia Grippe attacks the weakest part q
Inc system II mar ne The lungs. ncar1
liver. stprnarh Kidneys Hui wherever II
Nhalir iecateT n utmost iuvHTiai,iF starts
with rnld in the head and throat az IN 9TH
NJ 81 riis- the disease 81 the beginning rs
acute cHrarrb
This is the rcasau stuart; Is Cararrh Tab
nttacks OF grip. Tine Rnfiseptlc properties
~ rhe remedy destroy The germs 1efDrf
1he Whole EvsteB Is Thoroughly infested
Or Admission snvf. Sruarf CafHTTh
Nahirfs being free from cacatnc aud hgrn1-
ri drugs shnuld he freely nEed a THIS
time Of vsiir on the tlrst appearance ~
They cheek the excessive cntarrihnl 80
cretiGns. slpp this fever md prcvent pneu-
munia
Ther are COMPOSED - uHfiEepticH ma
may be used hv little children rs freely
rs by adults md with Ereat l'eDefit
Im. AIyeViEfnn E1rF. Nv nSllni yrisSrr5fs-
riun f0r the sr-p is gt1lnr1F Cutarrh Tat.
iafs which CIR 10 found nj ri drug FfH-rz
FeeD te fae houRf for 0HT N rwo and use
the rnhiefs fueei-. nnu ! have newer henrd
Ruy complains 81 1Hilure Je cure
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FREE TO THE
RUPTURED.
Or, w. s. Rice, ,snsrnsNell Known ~.
thority. Senrz ~ Of fills "a.
nous ME- r. hil.


man. woman The peddleys % this STATE
nous hnmn s7l5a che SHINE being the
s8eetea troiu them under the
nrcupUfiGn tax INV. subdivision
iupfef -. lagyH OF iiis Twenty fftn
ne and declared Unconstitutional
hrFali-1o define trading stamp aren
ArG Be- impose an occupation ta1
con The hih defines q trading stHmi
ny 90 De 0uE UerHun nru nas1rta
u az urrFrut ~ corporation which Rhai
AXE q nusiHess ~ SELLING what S. general
known as pr6mum stilnipf Wniri uM
lfAAeoiEQhlg hy 8Bid person. ufm- enc. 80
tisguiua tDeui. ana u ulaHee tr occupation
't8x ~ l0 per unuuig IN "unh county 10
which such agency may 90 nu6neHA hinA
each alJ nvfr' Rueh agency
~ Eiirad-To reorennlza tle Tourih ia
dlrGg aNtrIrf Of Jn4ag The purrose OF
AllT hlu s 20 rruusfrr the rnurtT 81 Greg:
from thf seventh 10 the fonfth 1uateiaL
Is sehlute, MaSing approximations rar
the support Of tbc S.dte eirfhnsrnufN ~
rtffnflrps and f'nnfed.rnie borne far fnr
sis monrns iieGinuiug Mifeh l lHil' aha
for ofbcr nuraoseA
By Parrish Requiring M uarsonf IN Tins
gtuDe between fhc aaea o. Near niu
~ vpntH to hf ~Uccinuiea- thNi pArerih on
gpiirdlpus prorida I'm fhr vaccination .
intbnr ehildreu providing for he Hacci
nation ~ indecent nersons. mnttlnr 81 gr
precipitation 10 provide vaccine points nfH
grrlsfuE d fleualtV In failure of rc7ned
10 curnuly with tie provisions az thls Hr
THE hlH apurnUriatcp tbF SUM ~ fl9fkN
H. oiir-f crit iis provisions unf s. prot'fee1
tuat any person failing or ratnWue ~ cnm
nv with rho terms ~ Csc biz shfdi ~
deeme6 guilty " miKacmeai0f 4fin u}en
e0,triefjoT phuii ba tined n anv sum MOI
IeHr fhuu 81 nor more tiihE SO. or ~
ir1firisrun,ant Ia the county iui Tor no
move faan ter days
pg Nrlhef-rro amend article 1if2. ehan
tor fitfe XVI ~ Che fipfc of f'rimiua
T,rpeeau-t relating - iuauestE nv jHh
tires nj the pence I'he u.s. amends 1if
NV ~ aF IA urnrlde fhaf iustieeH ~ tn
teAre shiN Goi0 iuduestE IN thr following
rnHeH in adHtfiun 20 those HlTHgaT ur0rid"f
fu~ When perF1u dies an filtuniilfa
dJ.ufh crcpfr o. fhr preEennf ~ nup az
move sna6 witnesses und v'her tic sefr
~ rulnan hairg lE fotuS ana ne ely
--,sri- --ae ~ iia Haeft srrc rul-unv7u rnN
the circumstances iuaicnte that be rorur
T. uniFv-fui means. gud when
the circumstances - a aeath of ms PEI
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Third Court Of ANIMALS.

Austin, Texas February The follow.
ing proceedings were had to-day in tina
couri Of civil nppcnls. Third district:
Affirnedt s r. srort CT al vs. City of
Murin ct al from Fails.
Reversed nHa remanded Franklin Life
lnsur7fnre Company KS Airs swretic VII
iououve from Travis: William W Ewnns
ct al KS {. J Daniel et A. from Mcl4en-
nan
Rehenring refused. q. "a LELAND vs. H.
ida Minis y7s City ~ Waco, from McI.en.
unn. Mrs A. ~ ElIiE. eNrcnFriN vs. Mrs
Lucy Aiasry. from Travis; Houston and
Texas Crurral Dniiroad Company Us J. W.
Aiilum, from lrnvis
Nntions sutmittei Il II Lane vs +
IL lHeE, from KaufnIHn. 70 dismiss HrPeal;
J. r I4tfnnner Of % rs. " ~ Newell
from Hamilton. to postpone submission. ~
strike on transcript and 10 strike nut ap-
neiiani s hriefE
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Narasola Texas. February 2Ts-The re-
viyal uleeting UNDER Nr Fife continues 70
attract immense crowds az people every
n,srriiIi- Rud evening. TIE attendance ana
interest are growing rapidly Between the
revival ant the new railroad pialss. the
HOWL IS az 2 white beul-
There Aas i,essn Lrzfye "a this CITY TO
day fram washington eonfltF becausf Con
rracfor Aiafhef II takiuE the flooring from
The temporary and usiHE rsrtain parts ~
n IN flooring me new urtftEe- The new
steel and iron structure viii 20 rfaur for
rraffir tomorrow naaTBinx thus doinr-zw
with NeIDe TssrT disEcreeahle ipciines r.
ciiIHh NJ trace coming here
The I,riEhiDr Touches are being pur 81
tbs Eeurrais new freight depot snc the
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rAE MYSTIC sHRlNERs.
Their 5peclal Train Is Now Passi
Through Texas.

Their 5peclal Train Is Now Passing
Through sxas.
J)cnison, Texas, February ia special
train 90 Pullman sleepeTF arrived here to
OaF hearinT tine Imperial Mygtle SINNERS
az North America Tile party Is made up
~ lG. Summers fran ~ parIs or the coun-
fr} who ezra en route tiunoluia, whore they
viii iuBfituir a temple ~ the Mystic
Flrlue This h the hrEt time 1aat thG
imtrrlal council hHk ever left tne North
ameriasrt ruuinenf a. institute q new
femtir under any circumstances nna naked
tlliE even ail the more important and w0r-
las az note
The pilgrimage il the longest that has
ever beer mace and VIII consume six
WeeEa' time Lrun start 10 fintsii and in
ciudeR trnvci over the breadth OF the North
American continent and half u the Pa
CHR nfean. The new temple 10 ne organ
lzed in Honolulu represents the American
3iasalic citizenship at the hawaii islands.
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Naro. Texas February IA nun,i,er
o. tue leading stockmen and farmers az tse
county moi nj the raurr house vesterans
evening FOR the purpose ot taking STEPS
e hnye an election uk to p.hethsr al klds
~ stink should hs allowed 70 run AZ ,ar.s,
"a PNtitou was formulated nRa viii Toe
,rcuiRteu asking the representatives To tAr
teEiSfai urc To pui fhik Countg on the iisi
~ counties thu may have such an eis.s
ton, and ms soou ~ this u done the conn
" commissioners vii ac asked 10 order
an election &c dsierniiDr the matter An III
thc i'ersnfIs present al The meeting y-s
terhay evening were IL favor NJ the meas-
urr
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'nuk from purlxer

j. T. Wlfherspoun. from riils: Mrs
Eouk. from Parker
Motion for rrhaurinc overrulea. Austin
Haues. from Ellis
Sunmitteu--On motion for certlornri. j.
w Martin. from Jnck en- record I.nrile,
dnsper. from Tarraut; NJ. L Taul. from
Midland, ]. H. Moore, from Fisher, sam
Blaicck. from Wise. On motion "a DIS
miss appeal Jesse Murphy, from Fisher
On motion T. Withdraw appeal A. L. Sax
on, from Hall On motion H. nhuts appeal
William Nuod. from Ilockwnll: * parrs
j. H. Messer. from Bell On hrtefs for mp
peliaut; Charles Adams 1.-TWO caEesl. frnnl
Tarrant. George N-fllianis. from TarrnnJ
On urisf fnr State. TX parte kee Qualls
from Atnsrnsa. Ellttn Tells from vi I'asn.
ON lrrief for hoth parties ClIr Creighton.
from Tom Green; Jnrk McHenry. frnm
Ialias e1 parte w. 4 Brown from Tar.
rant fthis case involves tic constitutions
aiity od tho Texas Sunday law. hrov'r' Z
attorneys hase their position On provisions
Of the Federal constitutions OK pnrie W
l.. and lsee Kennedy, from unrris ON mo-
tipn for rehcarinr G. A. Rupe from 1al-
las; Charles Tracey. from Wise: r =
Camn. from I.rHfh; Joe Trcadway. from
Kaufman
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First cnlirt Of Ann-als

Galveston. Texas February 1I-ln thc
cnurt of civil appeals today the following
motions were submirted
t. qilesh appeai bond ana 10 lille brief
j Nelareal ~ al VS.. Thomas Mclaughlin.
from Hunt
10 change parties Il. VI. Stephenson OF
~ vs. Union Seating Company. from
Shelby
For reheariuE: J. w Coleman VS.. 4. ".
Ilnrny. from itnsk. Houston and Texas
Central Rairoad Company VS. Annie NJ
Byrd. from Harris
To fie ronclusiou uf law and fact
Churles Needham. executor. vs. NJ J.
Hickey. from Fort Bend
To vorrecf findinEE Of fact: George
CondraT et al va Charles l. NeuhauB at
al from Galveston
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HEARNE ITENs
The Bonds Recently Woteu Have Not
Beer EDurcvsci.

The Bonds Recently Woter Have Not
Beer epurovsa.
Hrarne. Texue Fnhrr,H-y @T.-For the
paet Few DAYS promiBelu oil well mHn
Of Corslcana rms besn IN the CITY tHklns
IN the situation prospective 70 boring TO-
oil This gentleman was N Inc city Two
weeks ago MD lenscd several rrurts Of
land lie savr the indications arr good,
and hc VIII he imcE % commences "5rlh- IL
th.. next sixty days
ON Iiecomper - an election was hsia
here Tor the purpose ~ iiseslinE bflds i,'r
me Improvement ~ tise sfFactF ann lnTlng
good Nutcr works system Mayor hfHnf
anu j Fetnu ls,it went - AnEiir b. tite
iUterPgt Of the bonds. Hui for Some reas u
thu bond, were NOT approved.
The mcMberf 80 Gslnp Mo"smln No LIB
United CoufearrUtr Veterans urt prepar
M 10 give IN entertainment ~ tho opera
house tomorrow evening Speeches am
music nave been arranged for the occag On
and r will be- mad an evening ~ enjof
m.uf
me International und Great Northern
railroad sem urt One o. their new ra1oose5
on the local yesterday This rH lpcsr wa
something al The order 81 a bag-aes coaT-
having lac steps nnn win uVorh nj ~
sides I'VE
Superintendent Jaef FIHrris Of tine
vert- Waco and Eriszos VALLEY raitfht
madr q business trip &c Hearnr yes1asii.is-
lie saw hts road It ~ splendid cont The
auO thai huEiHeEF has uickea NJ VS. ~.
fIIy in the pass fev months
Mrs. Walter 81, SOS OF Euni h vas tu
relatives III Ihc City.
Ar Tom Farksa wife and dHuE
CllVerl Dick Parker ~ BRYAN a.
EInuH I.zirkin ~ iempsiead mr. IN
n attendance nj fbe bedside 81
J Morris
president George = Nruld ~
system arrived "a HeErne ttis IL
his spseini frniE. Leroy 1rirs
arAcials. o} the aforementioned y
Northern RAILWAY accompanied
party stopped mere for thirty II
resumed thgir tour ~ iuspe'
CalVeT,- Nacr au6 BrtrzoH Vat
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Locai Notes

Ware. Tcxas February - MuvoT j w.
higgins went 70 Hlilsboro tonigh1 70 de
liver al address before the business men
there along industrial lines
Colonel &. W Buckingham 2 capitalist
81 FLINT, Mich rs h. tho citv for q fnw
dfys with q view 10 making some invest
ments. This " his first visit To Texas.
anu ne Is greatly picuseu with rnp country.
r. y Mcknight, secretary 81 Rehreus
Drug COMPANY Is Ia Galveston slipsrin-
tending the removal of the branch hnuee
al the company in that city 70 Houston
The books NJ the ciry registrar will ne
oneued March 3 Ter the coming city eiec-
tloa which viii he heid NJ April .
Captain = NJ. Hamilton commanding
officer uf the Miller Rifles mas rendered bis
resignation u take arfsrf Thnrshrv night
T3e aHvs that mis- private duties are gurn
thar ne CHI mot give the company the nj
IGNITION Thar Il deserves.
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al fnt 90 prin,ari..

Waco. Texns, February % hon s r.
scott chairman NJ tine city democratic es
tfufite committee, issued hit call fur the
CRY primaries last night and outlined the
rules tGui would govern them The test
prescribed is, u nan Q democrat ANA VIII
support The nominees Of this primary ut
the April election The primaries viii ~
held March q and the following officers
arr Ia be elected. CiIy marshal city al
torncy. cits secretary. ciIy tRI assessor and
collector, ana I'VE aldermen one from enpt
w0rd The primaries Will be NY haMot anu
Used
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OLIVE LOCALS
An Oil Company Securing . Large Num-
Der OF Leases.


Der OF Leases.
Olive Texas February 2G-The Dnau-
mont ana Corsicana OF company Is getting
humber al of leases In this Fictniry ana
contemplate developing the feid IL the
lear future. 7'bey also control saue vns1-
nhie lenses In the oil Fields near Beaumont
Mn and Mrs s G. Olive OF Waco Eur
IL the city me guests % Mr.. and AIRS
r. a Petty They contemplate spend
ing short time IN tie pinericH ~ Eost
Texas where they once long EGO made
their humr
Afr and Mrs G A Rrernenherg returned
from II frw dnyf visn u Houston visiting
lriendr and reiurives
Miss T,Hula Rrernsnhrrr mas nccTVrHd
position ar StenogrRphcr nuu aEsisiaut
hnotkeeper with tho mill NJ this place
The cpid weather ala very little damage
II my ~ the trucs gardening The piuiiis
were al kept IL bot houses ard will be-
trauEnlaujsd n soon rs tht w0athpI viii
permit Mr. Hurley hne b@eu murketing
veretaileE ar I'll descriptions for the pass
two weeks He has made several skip
meuJs which wore satisfactory and protirn
hlr
THE Olive hrass hand under the leader
shin Of Prof Pyle VIII give M open afr
corlcert next "Wednesday night
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ing business, hri with teuipnrnrv fxfurcs
~ their furltfure VIII not b, rrady IT,
ahons three weeks
Ret J. ID Nard 81 I'ianu ia. urpiv
called pastor ~ the Cumberland i.rrkisstil
rian church. WINS here vssteriny Mrralirtir
G. move his FAMILY Ne breaches neat
SuhdHy
couufy 7aA Assessor W. u raurhts 4
herr Tins wreck nssessiilc tnzea.
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1870 suIT AaAlNsr - 90.


Damages Claimed Because Of thg intro
dnctipn 81 tlic Dissaes.
Cirsmvillo, Tezsg FenruHry - A h,iua-
age sun of like allegations nud intani inus
with THAT ~ r. j. Wood mas hsen nle0
REninRt the Missouri Kanaaa nnd TfsxRs
raiiraaB hr sfre Annie Is,.eulHn widow
Of VIII Freeman who died from sinaIlpns
IN dtsteuti0n heTr ahoui hepthniter y,
1893 ii Is alleged tbal be contracted
lee dissHae from exposure To d8r CuuniRg
hum and Alunzn Ii1un, fbc two ncErnrH
who Developed crises Hficr leaving the
Katy hBspifai al heauIia and ~ Is further
alleged ttnt Fueh crpnHnft Hus f1c 20
fhe uerligeure and tsueieafheHR 81 Tire DE-
feDNNni rnmrnu' n allowing R1iu usse,s'ef
10 leave fht h9spiihi sitter beiHc Rsppfeh
a. the iHlerrian Further nt-ii.euHe rs
alleged iIi lhe handling ~ the negroes
Hfiar they were placed On dcteu3ou here
ana size HVormHuf made tlHt acee1Hed
eaughf suniipGz ~ ia ms q their esc21if
from Tho peu rHmp hir fvsnlan EHeE
fur q total ~ rs1 O10 eIiir betting IN her
name i'm heTsAif mud three children VI.
-, Elmer ana 0ign
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NOTHING nnTyc, ron rl,ir1-rs

Dallas, gcxas, FenrunrT y -tioysrnor
SAVERS IL uneauieorai terms today made
KNOWN Sc the sporting fraternity of Dallas
Ihat d taey ATTEMPTED GO pui NJ any
urize lights rhry would do i nt thah peril
Although thr greednn-l overt match
which Ind long age heau arrauged Tor
Dalias. had been announced o. declared
~ nsf MiEni heuHtESp " the Chpvn-Ei.
Iohnsnn anan ri Galveston, t,averhof Say
ers seems a. hRve had suspicion rhai ut
promoters might moi be actin. ir good
rafth
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- nANeTIIs TrlANKTll

austin Texas February g1.--cieDerul
EcurrE sent the following tudHy to Captniu
j. Brenks At Alice Texas
Sir am directed hv fne governor -
commend tine rs ceiient work acconpi shed
by yourself Iipufenarfs Bates and BaEnr
and Pr.rates Sanders. MHchen nud Taylor
NJ inc Hanger farce I connection witt toe
Chuvnsk -I0husou prize nsnt o. Galveston
un che 2ath insian.
Tie zeal ma energy displayed Uv the m
ncerf and men OF this drtB rhmen7 and the
result Of the wnrt performed is vary graft
fvfnf- indeed Thor Srurry
adfvraut General
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Verdict fcr civ.

Waco, Texas February s7.--In the cnse
Of Gliokn Cohen VS.. the CiEy Of Waco.
which has heen on TRIAL TOR several days IN
Judge surrurtH cnurt. the jury gave ii
verdict for the defendant yesterday even
ing The plaintiff sought to recover s5asQ
dumages against tie city Tor personal in
Juriee thnt her SCI received OF 8 bridge
vhich built hy thr city
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antonio and widow Of fhe late John James.
dlrd tiis morning nj tho family residence,
~ West Commerce street. shs was tie
mother ~ lulgL I0hu II. james chief
3nsfiet NJ tie Forth cuur1 ~ civil appeuist
Mrs. Alfyet Giles Airs. John schurI Win.
Ton l.. Jumea, city auditor, and Sidney
lafppk
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oourt Of Criminal ApnsaIs.

DALLAS, Texas. February 1.-THE follow
mr. orders were made hy the State cour1 of
criminal appeals in this CITY tudny
Appeal dismissed; W II. weilborn, from
Dickens.
Affirmed Will Lite, from Parker. 4. T..
Zion, from FLOYD; Nose Aston, from Chlld
'fss; Claude Estes, from Hale: ey pare
Elmo Bishop, from Dallas.
Reversed and remanded: Dave Short
lfnm naskell: John York. from Nictnr!n:
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KlLLEp BY his som.

Yrunp Man Was Arsestsd, but Rcisasrd
on Light Bond.
Moscow, Texas, February 2sy-J. NJ.
NiekelsGn was aiof and killed i,y his son.
sam this morning in 4 ieIn near his home.
The faetn elected al the inquest were thar
he was ahusine his wife and daughter and
had threatened their lives, whsn the son
infarferea Win tic above result While
81 is aeenlT depiprsd Frmpatily Is with
ihs son He was plared under s5oD bonds
vlieh he readiiy gave.