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TO report their parishes al the convention.
At l,,u p, m. Tuesday, August ). ths pusl.
ness session OF the convention VII be for.
mnliy opened at tne association hath where
addresses of welcome WI be- delivered ny
the governor OF Illinois and the mayor OF
Chicago and responses Will he made 10y
prominent officials OF the fedora ION In
the evening VI the same date great mass
meeting VIII be held, 70 which the general
public is invited. The business session viii
continue Wednesday and Thursday
Letters OF appreciation have been received
from several archbiShops aud twenty hisn.
ops and the blessing of pope Leo Nli,.
These letters Will be read nj the conven.
ton. The secretary concludes.
In many sections II is thought the fed
GRAFTON Is a political party, rms Is a
serious mistake. The objects OF me fcaer.
alton are the cementine Of bonds Of ira
tcrnal union among the Catholic societies
of the United states; the fostering ana
protecting of Catholic interests and re.
glou, piety education aud charity; tue
study of conditions In our social life and
the dissemination Of the truth. IN further.
ing these objects the fedora ion does not
intend 10 Interfere with the government of
any society
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30 cHANGn IN sIrrAr1oN.

Wilhesbarge, Pa. July 27-l'he bcgipniuc
Of the eleventh week Of the anthracite
miners strike finds apparently no change
IN the situation although the rumor ha,
been revived that an effort would be- made
some day this week upon the part OF one
of the large companies 60 start up one OF
their collieiIcs The companies have suf-
hcient number Of coal aud iron police On.
listed to prevent trouble, should II arise.
and ali that wonld be necessary TO get a
niue in operation would be SUFFICIENT
number OF miners and lahorcrs t1 blast the
coal and load II on the curs No luuht
p.entN of ordinary iah0rers could be seclr-
ed, but IT is qucstiu whether the requ Site
~ into tho workings
AT strike headquarters the belief is as
strong as ever that the operators can not
resume and that 1t Is idle talk 60 even sng-
gest such a thing President Mitchell says
That the situation is about the same and
That the strikers are as hrm as ever.
great deal ot tclegraphing passed today
between WilkcShHrro. indianapolis and tAe
headquarters Of the United Mine Workers
IN West Virginia, the nature of which Mr..
Mitchell would not make public. Three
hundred delegates representing the 1000
Polish residents of the Wyoming Valley
mct In convention today aud after cnhors.
ing the strike appointed committee OF ten
to visit New York Philadelphia, pittsburg.
Bnunlo aud other large cities and solicit
aid from the Polish aud Lithuanian people
fer their countUmen now on strike IN the
anthracite regions. President Mitchell has
consented to serve on the board, which will
arhitrntc the differences between the
scranton Electris railway company and It's
employees.
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"ssrMlNsTER COLLEGE

Il On Building Is Proor.,si,. Ma.
sau,'s,. s. Have Been Secured.
s'As'. Texas, July os-yro,,.
n. ~, college building is sin roinr
nIrs. mastering is abaut finished ara
b. Mnos s being done on the ,ndda
be- mas secured Pref. NJ. FL
Is sl-.. .pnote Of Antwerp conserva.
him :, s'or OF music, and he viii bring
Faaeat !, ,sslstlntF Mrs, Mlrnle Rucscr
p, Rts..n N York and Psris, and Miss
b. A snao, Of Lincoln conservatory
'As school e ~ catalogue is to h, issros
rss..s0 Be- se put in the coli I nod'''ona'
is Asa i pusssus, Tsto! Ipar,r formerly
h ess "a and the srs nas cd 9s1n moved
s. P Pas, Thursday, II i is eIited Was hS
4. q the Me, and Is published in the
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WANT TO END THE WAR.
The Colombian Government and the
Revolutionsts May Agree.

The Colombian Government and the
ReVolutionists May Agree
Washington, July 2T--It is learned here
that renewed efforts are making Tor al
understanding between the Colombian gov
crnnient and tho revolutionary junta IN
New York that will result in Termination
Of the hnstilties which have been IN
progress FOR such long time In the re-
public Former attempts IN this direction
failed because the government regarded
the demands Of the juntn as prepostcrous
and refused to accede 10 them. General
Vargas Santos, one Of the leaders OF tie
revolution is now in New York The hos.
Titles In Colombia are said 10 he confined
Ia tho istlmus Of Panama, where the gov.
crnment has about 1000 trained soldiers
and the revolutionists 1000 men. They are
81 Veterans In service aud n battle he.
tween the armies, 1t Is said, would be a
severe loss Of men.
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Surgeon, First Cavalry, T. '
CAMP NOTES.

h. .,.a ,roe 6tiod r.i.b rtsitcrs ali
h. BARTLETT Light Guard is in camp with
.h, TAYLOR Rifles have been doing some
!, work In camp.
r,s,,,r cro,,hor,o w.s ofsoor ~ +ho
"A IN Ne Third regiment
,,r,,D,,, ra.o 80 ats,o. =. 49, a., t.,
rTsls,h rayv mHS IAN, snver VI Tue u"S III
~sssI ~ Io* ms SI,. 81 inc Ihird was In
..., NV uN's'oh iaS' mint
\. sictlnre was reElmentai OFFICER
s'n'I Farnsworth is very busy these
as quartermaster he has his hands
here was only one patient in the hos
present. Bee, who was stunned by light.
yesterday afternoon, has entirely re-
tnfo
ellonel Lyon Of the Fourth regimen.
n0'nins
ht mounted guard mount ~ tbo ro,,Iors
Witnessed with n great deaI or ,nterest
~ morning - '"'e '''
ludge Lusk n, nonb,u r,.t.., ~
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
nose Of Galveston County Are to Be
Held Next Saturday.
SOME CONTEST on QUESTION OF TEST.
strict Test Faction Is Evidently in the
@alority-Psrty Stronger Locally
Than Ever Before.

usNestop' Texas, July 27-The demo.
aAuc primaries for Galveston county. M
winch the nominees for the co,,tv and
prse'nct officers and also for tho rep,e.
sentatives from this district and the Judge
VI Tue Fifty'siAth district will be made
VIII be held next saturday. AS has hcen
previously mentioned In The Post. there
uss heen some conflict between the strl,t.
:, oemocrats and those Who do NOT he.
..'e N the rigid enforcement Of the rule.
AZ 'ne primary draws nearer the contest
= o"s' though II is quite evident that the
iVt TEST party is much the stronger. The
matter mas already been settled ms far ms
'ne primary election is concerned. The
s'rict test will be enforced. This means
'H"' only those who supported the ncmi.
heeS OF the party at the last election win
NC HlloWed to participate In the primaries.
democracy has mnde long strides within
'nt last two years and the party n,
stronger locally than ever before IL the
connecting elements will combine. i'm.
fortunately for the party. there does not
seem to he much inclination at present 10
40 nus II the conflict continues II will
greatly weaken the nominees OF the demo
cfhuc party at the election
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I'M Day At The CAMP.
!. Mil Ceremony Was that of
Guard Mount.
!, Militia MESATTfNDfO SERVICES
!, Them Wrote Letters Home
y, ,,' \ Artilleryuen Went to
Church in Town.

-.,., Juiy 27.--Sunday was A
A'Hu' :, camp Mnbry. The only drill
N ~ !, me day was guard mount,
|rnol' ,lscs at $40 a. IN. Major
Pr 'V ), j.. FRS, was field officer of the
~a ! I'd an easy time of 1t, ms there
ur,.on review, and Of course senu-
y T. \, vt -, have TO be posted for this part
=" -.,,rsm today The troops spent
us ,ss,Inr and writing letters horie.
|. ~ y, asa whole was enjoyed by the
F,,,s except those who were discnars'ns
|.tInsl duty. .-..,, nron.roa
u'S ,s.. for religious services. which
,.,s =, $40 in the grand stand. Chap
AZ the Second officiated. and
s..,us regiment band had charge Of
ss.,c Chaplain Carriers sermon was
l.. s,,o,ed. Tue attendance was UNI
y. -olnnterr battery, under command OF
rl,te,u. attended services in town,
r.r,, Street Methodist church, and
~ ,,.,n sstton OF the battery occupied the
,l IIis sermon was also enjoyed ~
g.rI,iamen and the many citlzcns wfo
n, Sr's s.nn vii. again take up the regular
I.as ,smettow morning. The event t'r
-,1,or viii be the shan, battle, which
H ,se Mace at 4:3O .. M.
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TEXAS WON CONTEST.

r. /. Smith Succeeded in Carrying OF
Medal for Oratory.
Fort Worth, Texas. July PR l.. smith,
a student Of the Fort Worth miyerst +,
carried of FIRST honors at the southern
Interstate uratorical contest held at Mount
Eagle, Tennessee. his subject being zoe
cident Against Orient" the same Grafton
which won him the Texas contest recently
held nj Waco. by virtue of which he he.
came .he Texas representative TO the S1utl.
ern contcat. Mr.. Smiths hume Is at Bank
ct, fexas. This Is the nrst time the
honor has ever come 10 Texas
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DeIenaies Elected

Austin, Texas, July 21-John u Hood
camp Confederate Veterans, held a speclol
meeting yesterday afternoon md onnoin, cd
delegates TO the State reunion of Tinted
confederate Veterans. to he held at Dallas
on July SO.31 The meeting ,r,s ,,r,,,s'.s
over BY Commander r. r. Carrnth and
Gaptaln L. a. Bolmcs acted as adiutont
The Following are the delegates sslectej
to represent the camp: Major George W
G Lite, ,Ioionel Il. NJ Love, Captain c. G.
II. A. Bolmes "' captain
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snonsof and .peIeaates EIected

Greenvile. Texas, July !7.--At meeting
yesterday afternoon OF Joseph Z, Johnston
camp, United Confederate Veterans. Miss
Amelia Blades was chosen for their sponsor
at the state reunion She is empowered
to select her maids of honor. j. NJ Swim
dell was elected delegate to the reunion
in place Of a. II. Hefncr, the latter having
Informed the camp that II would he Ia.
pos iible for him to atterd. Colonel jim
Tom Story was added TO the list Of al
tcrnlte delegates
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Gonzales County Court.

Gonzales. Texas, July 26-The FIRST week
Of the criminal Gocbet Of the district court
resulted as follows Ono acJulttal, one
mistrisl, seven convictions zone Mexican
and six negroes. Jury Is hung on a
case and another case IS on trial. Roth
~ these cases are fer criminal assault,
nj, parties being colored, During the week
Mi iurios while on casr wore kept In
The court room. :helr meals being brought
10 them. This was the or1Hr OF Judge
Eennon
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Released from CUSTODY.

Gonzales, Texas, July 81 While services
were being held by the Baptist minister Ia
the district court room this morning the
verdict Of not guilty In The case OF The
State VS.. Ed Hdmon. colored, was received
bS Judge Kennon Ia the county court room,
and the defendant was released from Gus
ioly. He took the road for nome on foot
Immediately. He was charged with crini-
nal assault on negro girl.
Another Jury is still out on another negro
assault case with small chances Of agree
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Still Keeps il Up.

"During period of poor health some
time age l got tsial bottle OF pewltts
Little Early Rlsers," says Jusuee-of'tne'
Peace Adam shock % New L Llso 90 m lna
oaod I have used them ever since. Safe,
reIiabie and geI'e DeWitt's Little Early
Risers neither grip1 nor distress ont sum,
uIate the liver aud promote regular anu
easy action OF the bowels
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Greenyi,lc exal. July 20 Joseph e.
Johnston camp Emitted Confederate yeta-
rams, at a special meeting on Thursday
afternoon elected the following delegates
TO the state reunion at Dallas: l.. w,
Harkey, A. II Hefner, W 5. Ward, Il.
ID. Campbell and s K Etter. Alterna es
were also chosen as follows; DR. V. II.
Hawkins, J. s. Ritchey, +. A. Walker, l..
d. Settle and H. Douglas.
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AIllnators to Catch Bats.

wharton. Texas, July os.-The editor ~
the Bay City Visitor is responsible for the
statement that President !. Marks Of the
Bay City Milling company has ordered
eighteen Young alligqtors, which he will
place IN the rice mill for the purpose II
catching rats This is about the first order
OF this kind ever sent from Soutb Tcx>N
and the experiment will be watched with
great interest.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
MERCHANT SUSTAINED A PAINFUL
ACCIDENT IN HIS STORE.
es-Confederate Solder Dropped Dead
Unsuccessful Operations on Part Of
5afeblowers.

Austin, Texas. July 27-G. A. wroe. n
member of the firm of W. T. wroe 6 Sons.
met with a serious accident yesterday a,
ms place Of business. He was at the ton
OF running ladder, and while In the act
OF reaching for some buckles the ton
section OF the ladder broke, causing him
to fall to the floor He cut a deep cash
In his head.
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clavlnn a County Road.

Gonzales, Texas, July 2G TN. commits
sloners court Of this county arc having
piece OF deep sandy road clayed at
Dewet, in the western part Of the county.
The contract was let for $3.50, FOR 800
yards Of road. A piece VI deep Sandy soil
two miles in length was clayel about six
years ago aud proved 70 ne the best
way 10 get rid Of the deep sand The
road mad TO lie repaired occasionally In
places, but the cost Is very lite 10 Keep
In repair when properly elayed.
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TeIephone Erchanae SOLD.

Mt Calm, Texas, July 26.-J. c. Dob.
son has sold the Ait Calm telephone
exchange to y. J. Ellington and n. j.
Moore Of Ellington, who will continue
the same.
Porter Sherwood has purchased the Ash.
croft gin, four miles north Of town, and
viii move the same 10 this place at ~once
for the coming ginning season.
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cuERo NEWS NOTES.
Creamery Doing Big 6usness-T own
Ready tor Work.

hCduy UT WIN
Cuero, Texas. July 2T.-The Cusro cream
cry is getting more milk every day. The
daily supply now is close to 5000 pounds.
The daily output Of butter is nearly 200
pounds Thus far the prodct has met with
The The T yarios industrial enterprises, gins,
compress, Ice factory and oil mill, are Ia
readiness for the seasons work. About
all of them have been fitted up for burn
ing oil, The cotton mill Is rapidly near
ing the running stage The plant will
start with 900 sp'ndles OF the latest
models.
The Buchel Power and Irrigation com
pany has trebled its capacity by adding
tour new turbines 10 the water power, and
q steam plant has been added, so that
nigh water will no longer interfere With
the operation Of the plant
Quite a spirited election will take place
on the' 5th Of next month on the question
OF the ISSUANCE OF bonds for the building
of city hall and harket house.
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wAxAHAcHIE cHAurAuouA.

laree Crowds Attend Despite the Rain
and the Mud.
waxahachie. Texas, July 26.-The people
continue TO defy the rain and mud and each
entertainment given at the chautauqua Is
attended by thousands. Campers continue
10 arrive and pltcn their tents in the park.
There are now about two hundred tents oc.
cupied The rains have seriously interfered
with the attendance of the country people
adjacent 10 the City, and the gate receipts
have NOT been as great as they might have
been.
Or. E. BENJAMIN Andrews, chancellor of
Nebraska State university. delivered another
problems Of Greater America"
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Holiness Camp Meeting.

San Antonio. Texas July 27.A noli.
ness camp meeting Is in progress At Con-
nor's grove, in the Austin suburbs of Tie
city 1t is being conducted by Rev. George
r. Book and Mrs T. f. Williams The
attendance Is very large and Is growing
daily Tents have been erected all ovor
the grove and people are coming In from
adjoining counties
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Tranedu in Tennessee.

Knoxville. Tenn, July % Berry Dona.
hue, a justice of the peace and well.to-
do-farmer. living near Luttrell, Tenn,
shot aud killed Sherman Dyer ut mn carly
hour this morning Both men attended a
dance last night and Il was while they
were en- route home that the tragedy oc-
CURED Bad feeling had existed between
them over the outcome of n lawsuit Don
ahue escaped. sam Donshue, nephew III
the murderer, was the sole witness 10 the
tragedy.
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BIRMINGHAM LABOR WAR.
Union Men Protest Against Importing
Strikebreakers.

Strikebreakers.
Birmingham, July 27.-The Birmingham
Trades Council, the central trades body Of
this city, today passed resolutions con
demnlug the importation OF machinists,
boilermakers, blacksmiths and bricklayers
TO take the place Of the men who are on
strike In a number Of the big concerns In
this city Several thousand dollars have
been spent by the unions the last week
them claiming that II was reported to them
that there was plenty Of work and no
trouble The union men say there Is no
scarcity Of men 10 these lines. and feel
acutely the efforts that have been made 10
bring In strkebreakers and are determined
10 light II 10 finish
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston Texas, July 2T.-George Shelly
and James McClcndon Of Austin are In the
city for brief vacation.
Mrs Enrique c. Llorente left THIS morn
ing for Ontario, where she will remain
about a month. Mr.. Llorente accumpani. d
her ms far as Houston
Misses May. Ethel and Jessie HcCammon
and Miss Madge Wright OF Beaumont are
visiting in the city.
r. j. Rosenthal was among the Housto-
mans in the city today.
c. D. Stokes OF Eampssss is among the
visitors In the city.
j. NJ. Lacey of Houston was in the city
toady.
Miss Dollie Scott Of Houston is in the
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s,yIrARY REPORT.

,.,,o, Short of the First cavalry
!, .smtted the following report;
,,rc the honor tc submit the. following
N. 1.'O a. the inspection made of the four
~, .,rfsts are clean and the regiments
|.,,,lly well policed The company k'tch-
4 ,re clean the food gOoG and plentliul'
IN few complaints are made. In re-
IA IA rstlons and the time required to
H. s,Ioe, The division commissary store
NJ /. overcrowded. due to all the men
f-bs al the same tine. Would suggest
L, no ouartermaster sergeant report to
|, rer,n1trtal dunrtermnster. aud that
II accompany them to Storehouse and SEE
4, s,ch receive their proper allowance:
4, food supplies arrive Mt camp early and
4, M regiment he made 10 draw rations
[praar 10 time specified.
4 md that when qusrtermHster sergeants
Il 10 exchange ratlons they are only al.
Ea about twothirls the price Of the
~, wished to be exchanged.
MI n the kitchen sinks need more lime.
4 o,hst sinks should he further remoV d
"a companies, especially the sinks south
ann, and same should be lined three
,,pr times daily There is plenty of
N water. but no means have been pro-
t,d tor the men to hnthe. The garbage
lrsr n stands by grand stand Is accu-
ri,,rg. and they should he made to re-
bw their garbage twice daily.
Surgeon, First Cavalry, T. V. G..
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coRTez AT COLUMBUS.

Was Lodged in Jail at that Point Yes
terday.
Columbus, Texas, July 27.-Gresario
cortez, the noted Mexican charged with
three murders in Gonzales and kalnes
counties, was safely lodged in the Colo
iado county jail this afternoon by Deputy
Sherifs j. Frank and Frank W. Burford.
Cortez was granted a change of venue from
Gonzales to this county by District Judge
w. Kennon His trials are expected to he
held at the September term Of the courr
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Palestine, Texas July 27.-The Fast
Texas Fruit and Track Growers assoeia-
ton held meeting a. The city han IA
this city Saturday afternoon. and adjourned
To meet next Saturday afternoon when the
association Will he reorganized and now
meeting Yesterday was an address delivered
by u. l.. w Bonner
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Second Rale al cntton

Austin Texas July 27--J. w. Hunter
who lives near this city, brought In bale
of new cotton yesterday, which is the
second of the season 1t was classified MS
straight low middlinG. II was bought nv
n cotton hrm at 71ac. on account Of the
recent rains the outlook for a good cot.
ton crop is very encouraging
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CATHOLIC CONVENTION.

Federated Societies viii Meet in Chi
caeo on August 5.
Cincinnati ohio, July 27-Sational seere-
tsry Anthony Matre of The American Fed
Grafton Of Catholic Societies has announced
the date Of the convention 20 he held In
chicago. The convention viii be opened
with pontincal mass at Holy Name ca
,bedral. A general invitation has been
..nt 70 all the clergy In the United states
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moved his family to this CITY. wssro 49,.
VIII make their future home 'ne'
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Lamb ana Miss ne,
'n H. eorskey visited Houston last week.
A. w. Wilkinson visited Genoa Isst I wac Irs'
:, MT and Mrs I. w. Carlton. Mrs. vii.
Lam Lam Tennis. and children. Mrs +. N IL
da ana Mrs Minnie Frank left yester.
usy Tor weeks visit TO New Orleans
Mr.. Ira d. Williams Of Nebraska IL vt,
iting friends in Alvin. sAh Is VS.
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FlTzHUeH LEES VIEWS.

Says that Crisis in Affairs OF Cuba is
Now at Hand.
indianapolis, Ind, July 27.--General Eitz
hugh Lee said tonight: 81 believe that the
crisis In Cuban affairs is now on. IN,
Cubans were promised al Independtn gov
eminent and they got H. Now they viii
have 10 prove that they can give security
90 property and maintain order In the Is.
land. II they don't come up To the marx,
the Island must either become part OF
the United states or dependency or THIS
country"
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w. F. RevelIe Drowned Dead

Austin, Texas. July 27-w. F. Revelle.
aged 90 years, Confederate veteran.
dropped dead yesterday at the Stnte insane
asylum of which place he was an inmate
lie was seized with an attack Of heart
failure while walking In the runaround. He
was buried In the State cemetery
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Austin, Texas, July 81 Evangelist L. G.
Mclean is conducting revival meeting
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church
The attendance IS large at each service and
Pastor Goodson says that the meeting Is
doing his church q world Of good
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Last Performance.

Galveston. Texas July 1.-THE Chick
Orpheum company, which has been giving
a series of entertainments at the audlto-
rum under the auspices Of the Galveston
business league, gave its last performance
tonight. This will end the regular enter.
tanments given there for this season.
There may he attractions engaged during
the Southern Pacific celebration but the
league has given up the idea of keeping
night. which was its original intention.
When the auditorium WAS opened this sea.
son a great deal Of the best talent had
already heen engaged for the season else
where, aud therefore, the league has not
heen able to get the attractions IL mig [
have secured otherwise. The patronage,
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Receiver Appointed

u M T. ,stas' July PA ns,,,,o,
''llag tS, ts. "a court at Dallas yester.
n aa,us1 ID. the Globe Mercantile com.
.. a.s. sas g an Involuntary bapk rvn
~ y he eomp, ,usned over to the credi.
.'lpolatsd recsiI G L. wltherspoan
Ae action Of the conrt VI
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7, warm weather Prickiy Ash Bitters
hatns vo,r STAYING qualities Workers who
usep il OCCASIONALLY stand the heat better
and are less fatigued at night, a. ~ s hlss'
ling, 500 Main street; Crescent Druk Se"ie'