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PERSONAL MENTION.

j. NJ Landon 6f Beaumont is located at
the Bristol
Sam IIargrayc Of Dallas is in the city
attending the Grand Lodge
NIrs j. Frederic George Of Lake Charles
Is visiting Mrs a. h. Williams at the
Colonel O. T. Holt left last night for
Austin to attend tho funeral Of CanEytn
Faulkner
Nlr H c. Lewisaan attorney Of Schenec.
tndy, y. y. arrived here Monday night
and Is here ON business.
Mr. A. J. bradley of Pennington, Texas,
IS IN the city, delegate 60 the Grand
Lodge and friend 60 Houston.
Mr. aud Mrs, A. !. Askew Of pttsburg
Texas, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs j. D.
Rome az 2toS SAN Jacinto street.
Mrs T H. Lawrence OF lll2 Houston
avenue, who spent last week visiting rela
lives NJ Temple, has returned to her homo
I'm Houston.
Mr. r. L. Ashworth and wife Of Moore
VILE Falls county Texas, are Wis tors 70
the city. Mr.. Ashworth is attending the
Grand Lodge of Nnsous.
Farmer Shaw OF Dallas is down taking
I'm the Grand Lodge He is with the party
of Mosons which seeks to take the temple
away from Houston.
General Il. n Stoddard Of BRYAN was
to attend the funeral Of his old friend,
Captain Faulkner at Austin
John Stuart of Lancaster. Texas. and
past mister of Lancaster Masonic lodge,
is among the rWstlerS for Dallas in at
tendance No the Grand Lodge.
United States Marshal Or. John Grant
of sherman arrived in the city Monday
Of the United States circuit court.
Mrs. L. II. Fall. Mrs. Annie T. Sydnor
and Miss Alice Kittrcn left yesterday for
SAN Antnulo as delegates from Robert T.,
Lee rhaNtcr. Daughters of Confectionery,
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opened up yesterday In such a way as to
permit of Houston putting in a PROPOSE
ton to retain the Grand Lodge for this
city.
The proposition that will be submitted
in Houston's behalf will be discussed at
the citizens meeting to be neld this
morning.
Mr.. Ingham S. Roberts states that the
local lodges OF Houston have reserve fund
Of $4,000, which can be used IN further
ance Of plan for the enlargement Of the
Masonic temple in fhnnner that will rem
der 1t now and for years to coue ado.
quate to meet the requirements OF the
Grand Lodge, and he Is Of the opinion that
II Houston can guarantee to remodel and
enlarge the building 1t will go n long way
In holding the Grand Lodge in Houston.
Let everybody be present at this morn.
ing's meeting at the Business League at 10
O'Clock,
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HOLD 1T FOR HOUSTON.
Citizens to Meet This Morning to Consider
Proposition to Grand Lodge,

meeting called for o'clock last night
Of citizens and members OF the local Ma
sonic bodies to consider the question OF
making an effort 20 hold the Grand Lodge
Of Masons In Houston was deferred until
10 O'Clock this morning, owing to the fact
that 1t was urgent for the Masops 20 be
at the Grand Lodge meeting at s p. m.
At the meeting this morning every citi.
zen in Houston interested in holding the
Grand Lodge here is invited to be present
and that should include practically every
member Of the community.
AT a meeting held yesterday afternoon
Judge Williams OF Huntsville and Judge
Garwood, late OF La Grange, were selected
as spokesman or floor managers to repre-
sent Houston's Interest in the final contest
for the location of the Grand Lodge, which
win occur tomorrow.
The question of change Of location was
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CITY BRsVITlEs.
9 The Houston ouartctte society will re-
hearse tonight.

. The Houston Quartctte society will re.
hcarSe tonight
There viii he meeting tonight Of the
Sacngertest committee nj Turner hall.
Tho Houston lodge Of Elks viii enter
float In the No.Tsu oh flower parade, which
Will be very handsome.
The Light Guard win have an important
meeting tonight, The company has de.
clded 10 put noat in the dover parade,
There viii be a business meeting of the
Houston Light Guard mt the armory, cor
uer of Main street and Preston avenue,
tails evening.
Officers James and Bennett have been
added to the city detective force, making
the quartette or city sleuthS Smith, Bussey,
James and Bepnett.
The street gang are NJ work leyeline mp
Congress avenue, cutting down the rldNes
and ilrng in che bitches between Main and
san Jaeiuto streets preparatory TO the
great No-Tsu-Oh parade next week.
The Ladies' Parish association OF Christ
Episcopal church viii give an entertainment
at the parish house on Thursday afternoon
az 4 o'clock, TO which all, both old and
young, are cordially Invited 90 he pl esent
Fancy paper lanterns hearing the No
Tsu-oh colors, green. Waite and orange,
have been put ON the market by, some en-
terprslng manufactures and are being pur-
chased and swung In different parts OF the
city.
Tom Payne who had his face neck and
arms badly burned sunday afternoon while
experimenting with the new oil burner at
the Dickson Car wheel works. is doing
nicely az mis- home 1874 Sterrett street mn
der the care OF nrs. McNider AID Knox.
The cases against the ticket brokers OF
Houston pending ia the corporation court
were called yesterday morning, but CON
tnued on motion OF the defendants. The
brokers are determined To puy up su1
dght and desire 10 get good and ready be
fore they are put on trial
HsK.. NJ o.,
viii hold its regular monthly meeting A. 2l6
Main street Thursday evening. December
5, 81 S O'Clock Business % great import.
anes viii Gene bafeEs tia association and
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authority. who made the award made the
statement 10 the assemblaCe that these
three animals were the best he ever mad
the honor q fstanding over
The result Of the contest In the hrst-
class for Hereford bulls, 3.year-olds or
over, was surprise to those who had
expected Protector, F. a. Naves entr Z,
from Attics. Ind, which had won ihe
championship of England, to be danger
Gus rival for native entries. But MI.
Naves' fine animal won no better thu n
fourth place Improver. the entry Of I,
+. B. Soham Of Chillicothe, Mo, which
won third premium at the Kansas City
Dandy Rex. shown by Gudgell & simp-
son of Independence. Mo. and accorded
first place at Kansas City, got second here,
and Mark Hanna, shown by II. n. Smi b
Of Compton, Quebec, got third money.
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Movement at Mo4o.i.

victoria Texas, December 1.-The live
stock shipments from the Victoria divisIor
Tor the week ending November 80 comnrIsed
the following - ''si
NN"vemper 25-l car Edna to Houston
leans. Ho'lau 10 New Or
na N3yember 2e-s cars DsdO to Louisiana
ports. ''ite TO Louisiana
Houston. " STOCK Pens to
November as car Aloe to New Orleans
La fouo TO Crowley,
november 29-4 cars Edna to ST. ron,s
November 29-2 cars Clip to San l;UulSi
N oye@PsT 80 cars Clip to st. louis
November SOL car incz 70 N Gs, Ogieahs'
Worth ''c'orla to Fort
nlent. DIltish govern
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scale and an increase Of wages. The old
scale embracing an average Of twelve
hours work is for II, 16 and is cents per
hour the price being graded according TO
the length Of time employees have served
The new scale asked for is an average
Of nine hours daily with 49, Is and 20 cents
per hour, which Is equivalent 20 an average
Increase Of cents all round per hour
1t is understood that Superintendent
Payne has promised TO give an answer to
this demand toni ght.
President Baldwin will meet the city
council In conference tomorrow afternoon.
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TIE gown on the seated dgrre is o dainty
creation for a dehutante. 1t Is Of white
mousselnr tucked oil over in fine lingerie
tUcks. Tho skirt is made with panels Dor.
dcred with ruffles Of valenccnncs lace,
falling over deep hounce, hordered in tho
Same way.
The decollate bodice in the form Of n
bolcro, and the hchu are trimmed in tho
same way, the former opening over a full
blouse of plain mousselinc. The hchu is
knotted in front, and through the knot Is
passed large bow of black velvet ribbon.
The wide glrdle is AZ waite 50 In, fastened
with a large strass buckle The neck band
IS Of black velvet, below which is hand
some string Of pearls
The other gown is a handsome ball gown
Of light blue satin, The skirt Is made with
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Drugstore and Saloon at Comanohe.

Drugstore and Saloon at Comanche.
Comanche, Texas, December "a ire at
3 O'Clock this morning burned out William
Reese, druggist and w. 6. Huffman, sa-
loon.
EeeSes stock and fixtures were valued at
S1loV and the insurance was 5000.
Fac two buildings were worth $500, and
the insurance was $3.50.
w. q. Huftmun'S stock and furniture
were placed at 5000, aud the insurance Is
5000
Leayy & Grl1in's stock which was in.
stirred, was Injured to the amount Of 500.
During the nre Allen Withers fell through
a skylight and was badly hurt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

statement to make concerning the disposl,
tlon or changes in the property, thai be
represented Mr. Hollistcr. who would maj ~
no statement until after tho cuntl nation
Of the sale which he hoped would pe
speedily made.
ing announcement from Austin last even.
ing will throw considerable light.
Austin Texas, December 8-rhc Ious-
ton Light and Power company Of Hons.
ton, capital stock S75Ooo0 was char cred
today It's stated purpose Is to furnish
light, heat ana motor power for Houston.
The directors are: Blake Duprco, W H.
Chapman OF HoYstoP Howard G. Lewis,
u. l.. Carr r. r. CONN. II NJ. Francis
aud Edward Clark OF Schenectady, n. y.
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Sales at San Ann.l0

ssn Angelo, Texas, November ao-Fopx
hanh OF this city had some 75g.nound
S d' on the Kansas City marker las, ~.
Jay whir.h brought SEQ iSst Iues-
Perne ne % = Jones t Of this county sold to p
FSaIhpg Hereford bull for saaS 's'S'ereu
6tH 80 bros. sold 10 ]. ?. Anderson twantv.
earrings and sucking mules ~ sS5
NAM nsnrS "a peerlng bought from n. z Ran.
,,sugg Bros. received a car n, Hill
sIore enils from their Territory rsncS
Il. =. AAgslafAlH Company sold ,a ~ u,
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Laundry Near Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Texas. December Sword
reached here yesterday from the Juan
Saens ranch about ten miles west Of this
city, announcing that the kitchen and
laundry belonging to George Frauth was
burned to the ground late Saturday. Tie
origin OF the ire is unknown. The loss is
about 500, which is covered by insurance,
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SHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT

Thirty fre dollars reward-stcl,n -.
II. SHhuster, thirteen miles north :, I'M w
thwaiie,. one r@l roam mare III MI
high; wire cut scar on right hind IL, ~, ~
on left shoulder and fore leg, "a ~, "
PAGES under saddle. viii pay $40 ~ si y,
and $50 for thief If animal was stolen IN N
&. WEIGH sheriff, Goldthwalte, MiiIs M,
ty, Texas. '"s o'a'
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Barn at OvilIa.

WoXahachie, Texas, December Sunday
at ovilla the large barn Of Frank Putnam
was destroyed by fire. together with about
400 bushels Of corn. hay and other feed
stun. The loss will amount 10 several hun.
dred dollars
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DWELLING at EIIinner.

Ellinger, Texas, December S.-The dwell.
ing occupied by Prof A j. Dipple, and
owned by Mr., L. Koebelen Of this place,
WIS destroyed by fire this morning at )
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William Starr Insane.

Laramie, Wye. December William
starr. arrested here as fugitive from ius
tice in Texas, has become violently nsaue
aud officers are unable Ia apprceen him IN
his cell His food is being pushed under
the rell door, Hs has avr-~~ Nsp,ssW -ith
psrts ef his had.
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Insurance Business sold A. vo,,,,,,,,

- 1oakum' Texas, December 3.-Mr. George
l. sorthWell has sold his insurance bust
ness to j. f. Lander. Mr.. Snuthwen CON
FfGmrlates engaging in rice culture near f Rav
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Residence at Crookstt

Crockett, Texas. December "a resi-.
dence owned by A. w. Ellis and occupied
by Crockett English was DESTROYED by fire
last night. Loss $1,000; partially covered by
Insurance ~ ~
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Residence at WaxaI,achi.

Wa1alachie, Texas, December 3.-The
residence Of Tom Willis burned I'm this c,tv
TINS morning at o'clock Loss was total
with some insurance. '"-'
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Snow Fell in Kansas

Topeka, Kan, December s.-Soms d a,
dry districts of the State were geaty \
neved by snow, which fell today. m
wheat fields in Western Kansas, vii,
were greatly in need Of moisture, Va,
generously covered Two Inches 81 MI
fell In Northwestern Kansas.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Sold Out at Itasns

hiIShoro, Texas December 3 R. Potts
3 1aS IeId his grocery business at Itasca 70
Joe johnson OF Greenvlne ''''a 10
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tees who worked so successfully In max.
ing the affair a success were; .. 9. Drew,
Ir.. chairman, floor; Or. r. W. kuoN,
chairman, reception; W. H. Kirkland,
CHAIRMAN, arrangement. W. T.. Anderson,
chairman decoration.
The order Of dances was as follows;
I Waltz.
.. LQucprs,
2, Two step.
4. waltz.
b. LnuCcrs.
After an ntermIsMon there we're fom
cotillions, led as follows! drst by II. a
Cargn: second II. w Garrow; third, q
C. Drew. Jr.; fourth n. H. Morris.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
SOLD BY DECREE FROM THE UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
NJ George c. Hollister'of Schenectady,
N. v the Purchaser at $24G,ooo.
New Company Chartered.


At exactly noon yesterday United States
Marshal nr John Grant nr sherman. Il,
,ro,taI ,l,,,,t,.to,,o,. r,Ior lo.ro' o4
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sale issued from the United states circuit
court took his position ina the door Of the
.,orrt h,,,,s, sooi,,, 40, t.,,,,,, tr...t amt
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announced mat ne would oler Tor sale
thc CltiZpus' Electric Light ana Power
,on,no,v ,c ,toust,, ,r.,,r+,. AMI rr,u-
'v'p""' W. '"'''"' W ""'
"hiscs, under Il decree OF Inc ntied states
entered ON March ~ 1900 IN tho cause
of tho Massachusetts Loan and Trust com
pany against the citizens Electric Light
aud Power Company of Houston. Texas.
VT ~, ,,,,,,,,,,'..,, ,,,, ,,,1ttion, 90 tha
liH theh ahh'nN''o inc CONDITIONS OF th'
sale ms Follows;
ag1 oa n noc DC ,o p'c 81" ooo IVY '"''
't T gu ~" Gp IS NJ i irs tSSn
would n De f ,6n slo would Ii. mad, subject
"a ana indeNtcdncss az StG7 1SN II ia n, MS.
sU an i mr tb :" 'LIIG cr 20 ne as
Aftm, ,hts ',,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,t nv Cva,t road
INV ~ Sg'f fh Jrrcc as ndr~rtis"d IN The
a cnpN oi ne 49, w. ~ ttVHV' w a Nv
u.s. dlu uPWn tut ou,'u U', WI iHSH"'',P
nnnn c, ma NJ t"1s rradv to rerriyr blds
snd asked n WnS 9m onergT - lbRSTo
mad evidently comr With the iurcutiou Of
td bur the Salis were IaEfg out OF Of
re i Mr.. George {. Hoiiister Of that
INV stenned forward handed to the spe.
ciai commissioner a certified check for Sio,.
oo9 and said N WIN give ySS Ss sIIS
dhSei tbat this S4o6S is IN addition
A. -. y :, ~. ,,.,,,,.,S ,,-i,i,h tn.InL,
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Total s.-.. = - stsA-N ~
leaving balance of Sl67, 1Ss 55
Purchaser also assumes all damage Claims
hut ii Is believed by -ae receiver that lia-
bIilty insurance carried by receiver VIII sat
.efy all such claims.
the bid with fun understanding OF the
ccndItiona " the COMPANY as Eead ny Dr.
Grant. 49,
hue none we're Forthcoming. and WITH the
vspai warming. going, "gs@ig,, gone,
he property was Knocked onto MI. 5eorge
~ tioiIister 81 Schenectady. n. Y.
AZ. IA. C.. Lewis said that he hsd No
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INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.


Chicago December 3.-out- of town.
crowds hocked to the international Live
stock exposition early today and before
noon it was estimated more than 10000
people were on the grounds
A Hereford is the grand champion Of all
breeds 10 the fat cattle division OF the
International live Stock exposition this
year. Chief interest for breeders conferred
today in the winner Of the grand cham.
pionshlp for steers or spayed heifers Of
the show. There were competing breeds
Herefords, shorthorn aud Angus, hut IN
the final Judging the Shorthotns were c,iu.
mated. Tho winning auimal was NVood's
Principal, pure bred yearlinE shown nv
George p. Henry OF Goodenow. mi mi,
animal weighed 1915 pounds The Ans
deem Angus representatives were Empress
nsmssk, cRlyed In April, lSaa. and welsh
Ing 1850 pounds, being tho property Of
Collin pysari ~ Nachusa, nj ana ,be
Fearll7s steer Trptop. weighing NJ
pounds me property Of 5. Rrsdfutt i
JASaa2 ksfaza n Asted xasaAes atza .xtsss
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steers. auu s9eitl
The matter Of an open season 4,
ferring cattle from the South ~ t x. E Ells
continues to be. agtated ana t ars, NJ,
future. = as lsil
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BODIES REMOVED. Under an arrange
ment with the city the bodies OF the par
ents Of Prof. Thuse Donneilan and Mr.,
Frank Dwyer were removed yesterday from
the old vault which has for years occupied
conspicuous position ON the bank OF the
bayou between the Franklin ana Louisiana
street bridges The tomb contained the re-
mains Of Tim Donnellan, father OF Prof.
Thuse Donnellan, who was buried there In
1S49 a brother of Thuse Donpellan, who
was blown up by the explosion OF a homb
in 1866, and Mrs Emily Donnclan, after
wards 3rs. Frank Dwyer. who was buried
there is 1867
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RUGELY-HoRToN NUPTIALs.- Mr.. A.
A Hugely and Miss Rena Horton came 10
from their homes at Wharton yester,
day afternoon, and, after engaging
rooms at the Rice hotel, Mr. Ruge.
iy at onee went to the county Clerks
efIee and secured the nscssaLy deeu,
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THE DAY IN THE CITY.

X. or z. ELECTTON,-At a meeting OF
San Jaclnto lodge No. Poi, knights OF
pythiaS, last night the following oGicers
were elected 10 serve for the ensuing term
Otto Tnuh chancellor commander; Or A. j.
James, Vice chancellor, Philip c, seaman,
prelatc; William II. OlscheW ske. master OF
work; J MILKY Henderson, Keeper of rec
ordS and seal; Cart Chmonc. master OF
finance; Ira i. Jones, MASTER of CNchequer;
Thomas H. Boormau, master at arms; nr.
L, A. peIipcsey, inner guard Fred Backer
outer guard; w. z, Souza trustee,
Y. NJ c. \. NOTES.-The Ladies' Auxil-
larry will meet In the association parlor
this afternoon at o'clock This will be
an important meeting and large attend
ancc Of members Is requested
The boys meeting each Sunday Is lncrcas-
ing In interest. Next sunday afternoon
M o'clock Rev. Edwin McNutt, who was
chaplain al the boys camp last June, VIII
give the boys an address, II Is expected
that the boys will have some one to all
dress them each Sunday afternoon. little
later the bows viii give an entertainment
for their next annual camp.
COUNTY FINANCES.-County Treasurer
John Farmer reports the following balances
on hand and various funds of the county
treasurer at the close of business November
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$3.50 Gloves for 75c

Lot consists of Black, White and al
colors of Real KID Gloves, patent two
clasp. patent finger tips, crocheted sill
ha, k. all sizes from 81 to "a, TEr
worth $3.50, only. ........''..' EVs
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-07
BUNKER HILL NOTES.

The Rev Charles ID. Granger will preach in the chapel at 4:15 tomorrow afternoon
 The Pequots and Watervilles will play ball in Waterville tomorrow at D. m.
 The factory of the A. H. Wells & Co will be closed part of the coming week. A new annealing furnace has been re- gently built and it will be necessary to close q few days to take down the old chimney and build new one
 Mrs A. D. Hitchcock returned yes tcrday from weeks sojourn at the seashore.
 A. s. Allison has given up the meat business in Torrington and is now staying at the residence of Mir Terrell.
 Miss Jennie Wells of Stepney is yis- iting at the residence of F. A. Wells on the Bunker Hill road.
 Thomas Brady, a former member of the Peqpot club, has been visiting here the past week. Mir Brady is now working in Pittsburg, Pa.
 Harry T. Green is dangerously sick with typhoid fever.