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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08
First Court Of AnpeaIs.


Galveston. Texas November Court Of
civil appeals proceedings today;
Affirmed: Theodore Keller VS.. Liverpool,
London and Globe Insurance Company.
from Harris; Margaret G. Lord VS.. New
York Life Insurance Company from Gal
weston, Mr.. Justice Peasants dissenting.
Reversed and remanded: James Highland
vs.. Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company, from Harris; Sarah A. Travis
VS. Frank Hall ct al, from Harris,
Affirmed on certificate: j. w Lott VS..
Ireson Howard, from Austin.
Questions certified TO supreme court In
Missouri. Kansas and Texas halfway
Company VS.. W. I. Carter y Byo from
Submitted: H. \. Norton VS.. Anton
Wockler. from Galveston. Southwestern
Telegraph ana Telephone Company VS.. NJ.
Ingrando. from Harris Jasper Singleton
VS.. f. n Austin, county Judge et al, from
Jackson: Adolph Lenz ct al VS. Otto Sens
ct al. from Harris d. L Wvlde et nj vs..
j. " Caps ct al, from Chambers
Cases set for submission Novcnber 2l:
Camille Cline VS.. John Hackbarth. from
Harris; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company VS.. Adophus Holland, from
Washington; Peter JecRer vs.. $. c. Ply
tides, nom Victoria: Il. c. StiN VS.. City
of Houston, from Harris: Galveston, Hlr-
vs. Anton Reitz. from Colorado; Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company VS.. j. I.
Gay. from Harris John r. Davidson vs..
Reublr Chandler ct al, from Nacogdoches;
John i Davidson VS.. Rosie Green ct ul,
from Nacogdoches.
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seven murder cases pending. besides i'm.
pottaut civil cases to be tried
IN tuesday last an election was had
SUBMITTING 70 the taxpayers OF the county
lne proposition Of whether or not they
would connrm the Issuance 81 $40 OOO in
bonds for the building OF a uew brlrk
court mouse, and. while all returns are not
In still enough boxes have bceu hoard
from to ascertain the fact that tho bond
issue has carried by 100 TO 500 maierftr A
good deal of interest was manifestsj In
the election AZ this voting hox and in n
total Of I53 there were only eirbt vofes
opposing the bond issue and this maiorirv
Is all that saved the bond issue nd most
an OF the boxes In the country voted
against the bond issue. With tho eycentior,
OF Emp1fia and Pollok. these two moves
giving handsome majorltles In favor Of the
bond ssue $50 "a WY
The following cases have been dlsposaa
OF the past few days In the district court.
-: Z. Eddincs ct al VS. Eastern Texas
lfNiifcnf Company. suit FOR damages.
Judgment for plaintiffs for the sum Of
Jen Crawford vs. Houston Eas. end
west Texas Railway Company. sIst for
damages: Judgment for plaintiff for the
sum OF s1S2 50.
Rsfe Brown VS. st. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company Of Texas. suit for dam
ages for personal injuries: Judgment for
plaintiff for the sum OF $3.50
The State of Texas VS.. Wesley Coulsou.
charged with theft OF a hog: verdict OF
The State Of Texas vs. s. W. Cherry.
assault TO murder; now on trial.
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the Texas Reunion association was held
al Commercial CLUB headquarters yester-
day afternoon. commencing at 4 O'Clock
President G, c. Slaughter was In the
chair and directors present we're. h. y.
Boreu, Ben + Cabeil j. L. Farnsworth.
H. w GRADER. Alex Sanger and Charles
steinnann. Secretary c. L. Martin kept
the minutes.
The object Of the meeting wss primarily
10 ndopt bylaws and transact such other
business as might claim attention. The
by.lawS were read and with some slight
amendments. ADOPTED unanimously. On
motion Of Mr.. Fsrusworth 800 copies Of
these bylaws were ordered printed.
The president was instructed. on motion
or Mayor Cabell TO scleCt AID nominate
chairman Tor each % the twenty-five
committees provided for IN the bylaws AZ
The next meeting OF the board, which Will
be On Tuesday, November 10
Messrs. c. G. Slaughter Is. y. Boren,
Royal A Ferris, W H. CASTOR, J. r, rrc1
evaut and W. G.. Padgitt We're appointed
special committee to see and solicit sub
scriptions FOR the reunion expenses.
The railroad committee through ". w.
Graher. reported progress, which was very
satisfactory. the assurance being given that
Dallas would have as low rates as have
ever been given FOR renuion
Mr., Farusworth. for the finance commit
tee. reported thar arrangements had been
perfected FOR a series Of entertainments
for raising funds for the reunion.
The directors hercRttcr will meet on the
first and third ruCsdays In each month In
regular sessions. and may have special
meetings at viii.
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
DECISION IN THE LORD LIFE INsuR-
ANCE CASE.
Court OF Appeals Has Affirmed the De-
oisiou Of the Lower Court in Favor
Of the Sister OF Deceased.

Galveston. Texas. November THE court
Of civil appeals for the First supreme iu.
dicial district. Sitting at Galveston, today
affirmed the decision Of the lower court
In the case OF Margaret c. Lord vs. The
>ew York Life Insurance Company et al
.com Galveston. Associate Justice Pleas
ants dissenting. The case involves the
proceeds Of life insurance policy In the
New York Life Insurance company for
$1,000 on the llfe o. Richard Lord. a
welt known business man Of this city
who was killed In the collapse OF the Rlt-
ter building during the Galveston storm Of
September s. 1900. There are two claim
ants for the insurance, Mrs. Margaret g..
Lord widow OF the deceased. and his sis
ter. Miss Kate W Lord Upon trial OF
the case n few months ago In the Tenth
district court ut Galveston a verdict WAS
rendered in favor Of The sister for The
fun amount Of the policy In an prob
ability an appeal viii he taken 10 the SUI
prame court OF the State.
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FROM WHARTON.
The Old Town Is Slowly but Steadily
MOVING Ahead.

MOVING Ahead.
Wharton, Texas, November 7.-wharton's
fast strides in public improvements CON
unue steady aud sure. Major r. E. Vine
yard has just purchased the half block sit
uated on the corner of Main and Milan
streets which formerly belonged TO G. G.
Kelly, comprising a two-story wooden
building and several small stores The
price paid was $500 Major Vineyard will
move the two.story building lower down on
the block. move the small buildings away
and ON ne corner erect q large and hand
some twO-story brick building, using the
lower departments Tor 4 store and Tor Of
fees In the upper story. Like all the late
buildings that have been built, it viii ne
up TO date and have all the latest I'M
prOyemsuts.
The examining trial of VIII Hicks, the
negro charged with the killing Of Mr. joan
Mcpherson a Glen Flora about ten days
ago, was concluded yesterday. The defense
was conducted by Dennis x Dennis, while
the State was represented ny County At
torae- w. L. Hall, assisted BY W. $.
Brooks. Bal. was granted for the sum oI
SloCo which, not beng obtained, the pris-
oner was remaaded to jail TO await his
trial In The district court, which conyenes
in Wharton November %.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

.NAvAsoTA.-Navasota is TO hold an
election on the question u issuing bonds
TO erect $4,000 city hall.
CONGRATULATIONS ore buying great
deal of cotton this season and are paying
higher prices than the railroad towns
LINDALE. a big delegation has gone TO
Fort Worth TO lay the claims Of their town
before the committee for the experimental
gtatlon.
PARIs.-Rev j. r. Saunders and bride,
formerly Miss Mabel carp. have left for
China. where the groom goes as Bap-
tlst missionary.
ENNIs.-alr. Dukes 5-year-old son wns
kicked IN the head at Rankinville Oh sun
day afternoon and died on Monday night
from the injury.
TERRELL.--w. c. McCoTd harvested
ITO bales OF cotton from Cos acres ~ land.
HIS crop has heretofore not amounted TO
Jess than 900 bales.
BIG SANDY.-1Ac truck brokers' OF this
vicinity nave organized an association AMI
ill attempt to rsul1te the acreage and
production cf this section.
RAVENNA.-The people Of this place
celebrated the arrival OF the Denisou, Boz
ham and New Orleans railroad Nothing
harder than apple cider was drunk
VILLAGE MlLLS.-The two sons OF John
simmons. VINO live fourteen miles rom
I here, went hunting sunday The eldest
Of the two boys killed the younger.
PARIS-A negro here went into decline
and died The colored people believe lie
was conjured by a woman VINO had told
I him he would not 1--we until Christmas.
PARIS.-On account OF having more
stock thar o noncitlZen was entitled 10
| nave NJ. Greed was put out OF the Indian
/ Territory with all his horses and cattle.
/ SHERMAN.-Blshop Key has just re-
/ turned from the indian Territory where
/ he has been holding conference. He ts
{ greatly enthused over the prospects Tor
/ the growth OF Methodism in that Terri
| tory.
] WATERFORD Walter Phillips was
| acquitted OF the charge Of killing his
/ father Plea was that his father came home
early In the morning drunk, and with 9
pistol threatened to Kill the whole family
! when the fatal shot was fred.
/ GALVESToN.-The Galveston Gas com
pany has decided 70 introduce water gas
and will use Beaumont oil for the pur
pose They will put In plant al once
( II Is regarded as an important move II
demonstrating the utility OF Texas oil FOL
various purposes.
MKlANEY.-Dudley Perkins. superin
1 ten1ent OF he compress, was nred on
I twice BY an assallaar IA the dark. 1hi
bullets paused through Perkins ciatliins
but dld not touch his tcdy. AS soon a. III
rot loose fronl his would-be murderer az
opened nre and the fellow ran No ar
tests
LAArPAsAs.- county commissioner
I Of Iampasas and san Saba counties haYi
Z held ioint meetings 20 agree upon tn
erection Of two bridges across the Colorad'
I river 10 connect the two counties TIT
bridges are TO cost $4,000 each, and m
cOutract WAS awarded 70 the Midland brldg'
4 COMPANY OF Kansas Car
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CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED
IN THE ALEXANDER MURDER CASE
AT DALLAS.
Prominent Citizens Gave Testimony That
the Defendant Could Not Get
Fair Trial.

Dallas, Texas, November Judge Clint
Of the district criminal court, cyerruled the
motion Of c. II Alexander. the well.known
Dallas capitalist for a change Of venue In
his second trial for murder in connection
with the killing Of his former partner. Ma
jcr /. c. Randle. who was shot 10 death
In the streets Of Dallas on December 10
rvs, BY Hyram z. Erwin. Alexander's
hrst trial in June, 1899. resulted In a hung
jury.
Fifty citizens Of Dallas, including Con.
gresham Dudley G. Wooten. made affida.
Wit on the change of venue applIcetion Thar
Nj. Alexander can not get n fair trial 10
Dallas county because OF prejudice existing
against him, but the State succeeded In pre-.
ssenting sufficient controvertlng testimony
The new trial for murder was started this
evening and one Juror procured.
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FROM TEMPLE.
Re to MeMoo en- f'unt-To Have a
Street Far.

ne to Mexico en- a F'unt-To Have
Street Far.
lenple Texas, November There is
'ns talk Of q street fair for Temple dur
$50 first week OF December. and u
ffting Of the board Of trade is called
ftotty To discuss the matter. A comm t.
: from the council, whlch was in session
i night, is TO meet with the citizens
q discuss the matter
ne Lotus club boys, who have recently
en furnishing new quarters, aud now
- nicely furnished set of rooms on
isnue a, are to have their lady friends
ID them tonight in an opening reception.
SReneral social evening With luncheon
0fauclng, will constitute the evening
insure
9Alie q good sized crowd Of hunters left
sWfday for SahinaS, Mexico. ON q ten
va hunt DR.. v Oatman and John Ely
{ responsible for the crowd
". Aubrey Cox Of Whitman Is in lem
r. a snort visit 10 his old home and
eAftain Mcdonald Of the Texas Ranger
tsrr was In the city yesterday.
MI and Mrs. A. A Walden are attending
3 BAPTIST convention in Waco.
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An International Committeeman.

Waco. Texas, November Hon. J. e.
Boz nton Of this city has JUST received
notice from Cyrus II. Mccormick Of Chi
cago Of his appointment as a member Of
the committee provided for at the last
session Of the international y. NJ. G. A.
TO clearly dedne the relations between the
State and international committees There
has been some friction for the past Few
years AZ 10 these duties and at the session
OF the international Y NJ. G.. A. held in
Boston last June committee OF twenty
one was provided FOR TO define these duties,
Mr. Field was made chairman and given
the authority 90 appoint the other twenty
members. having the United states anu
Canada 10 choose from. This committee
vii make It's report in 1904 and Us report
policy OF the y NJ c. A. work in the
country.
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News Notes.

Beaumont Texas. November The lady
representatives. OF the various church or.
EanizatiOns are requested 90 meet at Mrs
Leon l.. Levy's POI Main street tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. ]. NJ Carinle, secretary Of the Made
line Consolidated oil company left Tues
day night for Chicago and the East on
business connected with the extensive In.
terosjs OF bis company.
Building permits have been issued 10 5.
W. Parish 10 erect q warehouse along the
Southern Pacific right Of way 10 cost $1,000
and TO W. p. Sturm to erect frame build.
ing or College street 10 cost 500.
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Austin, Texas, November THE fol-
lowing proceedings were had In the su-
preme court today:
Applications refused: Mrs. A. T. Boyd
ct al vs.. II c. Client written oplnloaL
from Bell county; J, p. Leslie. guardian
and administrator vs.. :. E. Elliott. from
Grayson county; Milton Mcclure VS.. ].
W. Moore ct al. from Wise county; n T..
Clardy ct al vs.. II s Wilson. from John
son county; Southern Pacific Company VS..
George d Arcais from FL Paso county.
Applications granted. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company OF Texas VS..
J. W. Haltom ct al. from Johnson colnty;
Thomas Lockert et al VS.. J. l.. Glenn,
from Hood county.
Reversed and rendered. The City Of Dat
las Us. Herman Kruegel ct al, from Dali
las county.
remanded. with Instructions as to the
other defendants In error Charles d. Grace
VS.. Emily Walker ~ al, from Fanniu
county.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT,
THE MATTER OF A COTTON MILL TO
BE FINALLY DECIDED
At Meetinu to Be Held This Morning.
The Elks' Fair Ready for the
Opening.

Beaumont. Texas. November Those
who have been selected as the committee
on factories by the president Of the oil
exchange and board Of trade will meet
tomorrow morning to draft a prospectus
for the proposed cotton mill and plan the
work Of getting such an institution started
in Beaumont The feeling Is growing
among the classes Of people and people Of
wealth as we'll as these whose purses are
not so fun that a cotton mill is one Of the
Industries that Beaumont needs Tor her
commercial growth. Considerable money
WAS pledged on the list which was circu.
lated and much more has been promised
In several cases those who have conf
dcnce IN the movement have offered TO
subscribe without sollcltatLon.
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ConeuIate 10 b Ahandoned.

Corpus Christi, Texas November Tor
ders We're received here yesterday from
the City OF Mexico stating that, within a
stated period, the Mexican consulate here,
presided over by Hon. Augustiu Pima,
would be auolsaed. The consulate has
been 10 Corpus Christi now for a number
OF years and has merited great praise,
and was OF much good TO the Mexican pop
ulatlon here. The edirt does net stare amy
reason for abo.lsh.nE the branch here other
than 10 Is not deemed OF further necess ".
Mir. Pima, however. will be retained In the
service and VIII De transferred TO another
station, probably Ia Arizona or Texas.
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Colin County District Court.

Mckinney, Texas. November Elm the
district court here Sam Johnson, charged
with the murder Of Prof. F. F. Thweatt
at Lebanon last winter, was adjuiged. not
guilty Of the charge. The case mas been
pending for the last ten days, WIN a large
crowd of witnesses and spectato present
The case Of the State VS.. 7. o. campbell
charged with the same ohense. was COLI
tinued 10 the next term OF court. Camp
hell Is srep-father OF Sam Johnson
Harvey Ne!ls charged with criminal as
sault on Mrs. Jennie Cantrell. received a
sentence OF seven years 10 the penlteh-
Ilary.
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The Street Fair.

Beaumont, Texas. November THE pre-
limlnary opening Of the fair grounds and
The election of the queen for the Elks' car.
nival will take place tomorrow night. or
course, this opening will not in anywise
appear as the opening Of the fair Monday
afternoon. The electric lights arrived IN
the city this mornipg and as these were
wanting before the grounds could be open
ed up everything Is now In readiness The
lights will be turned on in full force to-
morrow night at 5 o'clock and the ballot
ing for the queen will then take place.
The plan for closing this election Is to
open the boxes every half hour and then
pass them out in the crowd and permit
more voting. At a stated time the cleo
ton VIII be declared OF and the anal
count made and the announcement OF the
choice viii be made. II Is desired and OK.
pectcd that there will be large crowd
present. as the night has been chosen
when there are no other attractions in the
city. or course. neither the exhibits OF
the midway Will b. running yet. but the
public viii have access to the entire
grounds.
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Confederate Veterans Held a Meeting

Confederate Veterans Held Meeting
Crockett. Texas November 6.-r yesterday
Crockett camp No. l4l, United Confederate
Veterans, held meeting IN the opera
house here. Miss Ethel Wootters was elect
I.tta and Denny Adams Myrtle MurcliSou,
Evy Hail Blanche and Joe Boyne, Jessie
Jones. Hortense lie Gary, Anna collins.
Hail Ethel Hail, lone Lundy, Albertine
Aidrich, Hattie May Roman and Mrs.
CORY were elected maids Of honor. The
following committee was appointed to
select grounds for a Confess ate day pic
mic: F. A. Williams Of shiloh, John Ken
needy OF Augusta. Thomas Fox Of DAILY, Dr..
$. j. Collins of Lovelady, W. 2. Han of
Jerry West of Cotharp, with y. B. BarDic
of Crockett, chairman, The meeting then
adjourned until the third Tuesday Of jan
uary 1902
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nHOREW PLEA OF NOT GUILTY.

MIs Peasley Fined One Dollar and Costs
'of SMUGGLING Mexican Drawn Work
SaD Antonio, Texas November Elm the
Mhcle Of the case of the United States
Il ~ airs W. F. Peasley. charged with
maHing Mexican drawn work into the
n. sA''er States the defendant today with
sbcs sF her plea of not guilty and pleaded
1.I'S TO ten counts in the Indictment.
Ase Aaxey imposed fine of 81, giving
81 AZ reason for the light punishment that
- * psband Of defendant had recently been
~ NNseHc ed TO the penitendary for the same
al @S1se and further that the defendant
mother Of young child and that
' - Nouid not sentence both father and
10 j 2'seF TO the penitentiary. the puu.shmeut
s1s father being sufficient In the case,
nv witnesses. one from Chicago, 0nG
. cS sae a iuluth and two from Omaha. testided
.atra Essse ing bought struggled goods from Mrs.
$500 ft This and the case against de
sa sst husband were the most impor
iet sss. nusgling cases for years in this
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San Antonio, Texas, November News
reached the city this evening that Bud
Wingate, prominent young man Of the
Horse Valley neighborhood near Bandera,
had just been shot and killed, put by WlSm
tbe news did NOT say Wingate was killed
in the yard Of William Bennett, dis fatn'
er-ln-law, Mr. Bennett being absent IN san
Antonio at the time. There are no par
tinlllnrs
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The Nsns From Marlin.

Marlin. Texas November 7.-county
court, after being In session about two
weeks. has about tried all cases on the civil
docket. More civil cases have been disposed
OF than at any other session during the
mast two years The criminal docket is
said to be unusually large, and the court
will take II up Monday.
r. r. Holland Of Houston Is IN the city;
n Trammei Of the International and
Great Northern railroad with headquarters
at Palestine, Is In the city.
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Admitted 10 Bail.

Victoria, Texas, November T.--Dupres q
Pool, representing Heard ana YORK, who
are under arrest charged with completely
In the assault on the Mexican, Matias
Cura, last Saturday night applied yester-
dsy 10 Justice Daniel for ball After con
feFrlng with the district attorney he fixed
the bail al 5000, which they have failed
10 give Their examining trial Is set for
san alive and there Is some hope OF his
recovery.
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FROM PALESTINE.

Ff7t interest n the Street Fair-A
EnIld Burned to Death.
~ 'ihe' Texas, November 7.-Great in.
~ IN being taken in the street fair by
49,, ne citizens and carnival week
= 10 be a gala week for this city.
iVv' In cash has already been raised
uen more pledged. The fair will be
SIX days and the International and
s, northern railroad viii run an ex-
INTO this city each day. A big time
niue 2-year-old boy OF Mr.. and
f't5,,s nest Copeland was burned 10 death
III III ~ Yesterday. The little infant was
rs mother with some other chill
ON - .oom, and its dress caught fire
Ssh heartn and before help could
l1rn we body was burned so badly
olea IN few hours.
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THANKSGIVING IN TEXAS.

Austin following Thanks
giring
Josepr D.
day November
abstain from their usual religious
render
which have been enjoyed during the through His gracious
testimony
be
a. n ao1 Joeph d savers
the Governor: John G Tod secretary OF state
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A child sadly Stunned At oOrsIcana.

Corsicana. Texas November Paul the
little 5-year-old son of Mr. Will Newman,
while playing with some matches, set his
clothes on ire and was pretty padIy
burned ,,,, n
The painters employed by Miller bIos.
arc an a strike caused BY non-union labor
and a disagreement in some way about
the contract.
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w. c. 7. U. Medal Contest.

Beaumont Texas, November 7.--Tomor.
row evening at S O'Clock Mt the Baptist
church on Pearl street will occur the
medal contest which has been arranged by
the local branch Of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union. Nine persons have en-
tered the elocutlonary contest and an In.
Jere-tiug program viii no doubt be rem
dcred Musical numbers will add 10 the
program and a pleasing entertainment is
certain.
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YoAKuM STREET FAIR.
Awards Made for Best Decorated
Vehicle in the Parade.

VenIcIe m the PaFaoe.
Yoakum, Texas, November To-day was
Fraternal Society day at the fair The
railroad shops were closed all day and all
business suspended. This afternoon al 3
p N. there was a grand parade partici-
pated ia by the various societies OF the
city, the numbers being augmented by visit
ing brethren
The Woodmen have constructed an old
log cabin on May street. and their visitors
received q warm welcome. Mrs Maud
Dodd and Miss May Mott were awarded
first prize for best decorated vehicle in
parade YESTERDAY while Mrs. J. r. Lander
was awarded second prize. Congress Ru-
dolph Kleberg was one OF the prominent
self as nigh pleased with the enterprise.