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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-27
A PICTURESQUE FUNERAL.
The Helen Gore Dramaat Paris Reach
ed Fitting Climax.
RUSSIAN SUSPECT WAS NOT PRESENT.
The Occasion Marked BY Notable
Demonstration of Sympathy on the
Part Of the Public.

Paris, November IS 7-rhe Helen Gore
arama reached hitting climax today IN
the mourpfuL picturesque funeral. uhe oc-
casion was marked by notable demonstya-
tion OF sympathy, not only on the part or
Americans. but BY the French middls class
aud students. artists and other nabitues OF
the Latin quarter At > O'Clock In the art
crnoon the street In front OF tne nhurcn
was packed with students IN unique cos
Tunes and as the cortegc approached they
uncovered their heads. me hearse was
preceded by a uniformed function0ry, wear.
ING blue sash and Il cooked nat Tne
hcOrSe was hung Vita black and bore tho
monogram OF the deceased, The oak cNsket
was covered with q pail Il WINS followed
by three state carriages but, excepting tho
first, they were empty lhe hrst carriage
was occupied by NJ. raquei. representing
Consul General Gowdy, There wore no
panbearers and no mourners. rhc interior
" the building was crowded, chiefly with
women, Artists nlled the nlslcs, unc or
them stood skctchng the scene,
The casliet rested on q high catafalQue IN
front OF the altar aud was covered BY ave
superb wreaths, one OF them being from
Mr. Gowdy. The others were from anon.
ymous donors. Key. DR. Thurher ofnciutcd,
lhe service Included reference 20 the
prpVCrh:
"Evl communications corrupt good man.
ners,"
Or rhubcr refroiued from mentioning
the tragedy
Cove died, WIS not present at tnr runeraL
owing to the advice Of his lawyer who
feared q demonstration
The cortegc after he service proceeded
to BagneuN cemetery, where there was q
hrict and eiutplc ceremony,
The official report Of the commission nr
Amercen DOCTORS which made post mor.
ar r.
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Cures Piles Permanent
DROpsy CURED.

:. Free Home. Cherokee Co. Ca. Apl 2s. iaaa
Thecher Madeleine Co.
Dear sirsi Ms son. le yeaTg old vas troubled
with dropsy and was bloatec until his weight
had increased 20 about thirty five pounds
more than he had weighed before taking sick.
His breath was very short aua we had despair
ed Of his life. 1 got bottle OF Your Liver and
Blood syrup and gave bin one dose the day
bought H. The next morning Dr. Price called
70 see him and l told him 4 was trying Dr.
TEACHERS Liver and Blood syrup on him.
Ghe doctor suggested that / weigh him and
use the medicine according TO directions.
weighed him every morning for ono week and
gave the Liver and Blood syrup as directed.
and AZ thr end OF seven days after using
one bottle he had reduced IN weight twenty
seven pounds. After Using two bottles be was
restored % his normal weight and 70 pestecb
health. he hes never been afflicted since.
This can be sansfAntiated by Or. Milton
Prce, a pr9cticing physician OF this county.
II II simply worth its weight IN gold for What
II + recommended. Yours very truly.
FL, WHITK.
Or. TEACHERS Liver and Flood eyrup Is for
sale hy gll druggists, hC and u 90 per bottlH. i
It's the Road 20 Good Health" d.. Thacher'ni
Liver Medicine dry 23c,
Write our Consultation Department cx~t
pluiniue uymptofna ard receive free couR-i
dentlei advice THACHEH MHplcLNW
COMPANY. Chattanooga Team
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IiiIlsboro, Texas November 21- Las t
night fre occurred IN the dry goods estab-
lishment of Curtis n Co While the damage
was oaly about $500 It served to illustrate
how efficient the volunteer fire department
H. The streets are exceedingly muddy
aud II would have been impossible for one
team 10 have pulled the hose cart hence
two teams were attached tn e. And al
though Il was the first lime the teams
were ever hitched together. they worked
admirably ana carried the cart 10 the build
ing IA their usual quick time The citl-
Hcns are very proud Of the department
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sALEsMEN's TRIALS.
ead GO 3 one Of rhenn.

BAD tcoo Is One OF mem.
Road travelling IS rather hard on sales
men Irregular hours, indifferent hotels
and badly cooked food play smash with
their digestion.
An oid Philadelphia traveller tells how
he got the stnft Of his troubles BY using
Gfape-N Nuts For years | was troubled
with had stomach. which gave me con
slant headaches and palms all through my
body. caused by eating improper food
spent considerable money on doctors. who
said / hnd Indigestion. and after taking
medicine Tor q year and ! doing ma no
good / decided % 70 on Diet but the lit'
ferpnt cereals ! ate did not help me- n IL
hadn't been for the advice Of friend 20
fry tirane.Nuts. I might be ailiug vet
commenced 20 feel better ~ & short
led me. stomach rrgained rs tone 40 that
! could eat ANYTHING, aud headaches stop
ned / have gained ~ weight and have a
better complexion than J had for years
At many hotels tho saiesmen will have
nothing 10 the line ~ cereals but Grape
Nufs AZ they consider i not oulY dele
lovs, hut alse sepsheisi fer their health ~
Co., Battle Greek. Mich.
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srRgEr GALWAY FoR pALEeTlNE.

st. Louis Parties Have Made an Ac-
oeptaole Proposition.
Palestine, Texas, November 26.- is now
almost an assured fact that Palestine is 10
have an electric street railway line Mr.,
Gray OF ST, Louis has been In the city in
consultation with Mayor Bowers and the
council committee, aud before leaving for
Fort Worth Mayor Bowers said that the
proposition submitted by MIR. Gray had
been looked upon fayoraby by the commit
tee and that Mr. Gray had returned to 81.
Louis TO hing the officials Of the company
TO this city for the purpose Of looking over
the ground. The company proposes 10
buiid and operate an electric street railway
IN this city and their proposition and re-
quest for a franchise Is said 70 be very
Liberal one and Mayor Bowers saws he he
lleves that the company means business,
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THE STEELE ESTATE.
Order OF Sale Of the Waller County Plan
tafinn hnrrn,.nL -

Order Of Sale Of the Waller County Plan.
tation Approved
Navasota, Texas, November 26.-Attor.
neys In the Steele Bros estate recelversbin
case appeared in the district court now IN
session at Anderson and asked that the
judge approve sale of the large Bernardo
plantation in Waller county for the sum
of $4,000. The proposed sale was Endorsed
by all participants aud creditors OF the
estate, except Mrs Irene Steele. whose AL
torucys appeared and entered obieefIon ~
the sale. The court entered decree order.
ing the sale, Mrs, irene steele taxing cx
ceptior.
The general review OF the receivership 10
be continued or terminate is set dawn for
Monday Of third week or December n.
when an interesting legal battle involving
many thousand dollars Is anticipated.
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double traacdy. was arrested here today.
charged with the murder Of his wife
mopolitnn hotel suffering from wounds IN.
nlcted BY razor and the dead body Of
Mrs, Wrlgcl lay beside him her throat
and today, while IN bed at the sanitsrium
he was served with warrant charging
him with the murder lie refuses to make
any statement about the tragedy.
Mrs. Wcigcl's body was shipped today 70
Admission, Ala, where she was married on
Friday 60 Wclgel the BODY being accom-,
panied by w II. Quinn, brother OF Mrs
Weigel, who arrived here today from
Shreveport. An autopsy showed IN add.
ton to the gashes az the throat small
knife wound on the left side. piercing tho
heart, Wclgei Is being guarded by the
officers
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Sailed; Evelyn CAm). for New YORK. co,.u.
AMI for New York. Sanbia fGer5' III to os
New York; Spoken November aa ,o,
Y, Cummings, from Apalachg ola TO- pt,1e
ton. ii waves
Rotterdam. Arrived: TeviotdaIc mr.
land. Eng. "" iurt-
rrawle Point Passed: Cerea fItl from
Galveston, for Hamburg. "'h "oh
New Hork,-Arrlyed El sglo, from Gal.
Boston, Cleared: Inchkeith (Rr1 tor
Galveston Nnil' lVt
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Philadelphia November 90. The direc-
torR OF the Pennsylvania Ruilroad com-
nany aud thc Panhandle rallrcnd today
authorized improvements which win cost
more than 81 U0o,Oo The directors If
both the pennsylvania company and the
Panhandle approved the plan for establish.
ing savings funds nHyiuR 3la per cent In
tcreSt on deposits 20 80 into effect on
january l. md also the action Of President
Casentt IN advancing thc wages of he em'
ploycs ~ pcr cent dating from Npven-
her
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New officials OF Brown County.

Brownwood. Texas. November 20 The
newly elected officers Of Brown county
qualified yesterday and were Installed IA
office. The following is the roster; toun-
fy Judge, s c. Coffee; county clerk
Il. McChristy; county attorney w y
EARLY; district clerk, Jack iall' lreasH,r1gi f.
" n Adams; tax assessor, George hlg4 >
tny collector. viii A. Bell; sheriff, "
ii. Denmnn All Of the absre are hoi t,.
overs. save S. G. Coffee, the county
Judge
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IuneMENT FoR AAYpEN.
Recovered Fifteen Thousand Dollars in
His Libel Suit,

Recovered Fifteen thousand Dollars IN
His Libel Suit,
DALLAS, Texas. November 20. fhe third
trlol " the famous Hayden Cranfln sult.
involving many leading men Of The Baptist
church IN Texas, ended az 10 o'clock to-
night after being 90 hearing before Judge
Morgan for SIX weeks The jury brought IN
verdict In favor OF Rev, :. H. Hayden
FOR $4,000 Rev Hayden sued Rev j.,
ana Tor being deprived o. seat "a the
general BAPTIST convention ~ San Antonio
fu 1887 The case has been before the
courts ever since; on The hrst trial $4,000
yvas awarded Hayden. but a reversal was
secured second trial resulted In hung
REV. Hayden is editor Of the Texas
Baptist Herald, and Rev. Cranhli Is ed
itor of the Baptist standard.
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New CorporatIong chaHered

Austin, Texas, November 90 The fol
lowing charters were flcd in the office OF
secretary Of state today;
The ClnrkNille steam Laundry company
~ Clurksyilp Red River county, capital
stock $1,000 Purpose. 10 do general
laundry business IucOrporators. John Nj.
Butcher G, ~ Chambers, George II Bug
whom reside ia Rcd River county.
John NJ. Butcher Drug company OF
Clarksville Texas; capital $4,000 pur.
pose, buy, sell and retail drugs, stationery.
toilet articles, rte. incorporators: Johu
NJ, Butcher, W G. Payne 6. II. Bagby, all
Of ElnrkkNllln.
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A BANK AT MORGAN ROBBED
me thieves Secured Booty to the Amount
Six Thousand Dollars

Texas November
@ morning by professional and
escape herewith leaving behind o N q.
Oh tnem thought
oun was building m arm
W ~ ~ ~ ~ WY" '"e'
entered the front door Of the building and blew
shaterng the aud badly
m taey made OF in vehicle though positive superstition
u N the fact that the dogs did Of the
protected OF
@ Tor the
OF the the
al tho TO
characters aud the local officers Ii
The robbery has created excite county.
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EDUCATIONAL pEvELopMgNTs
Disclosed in the Hearing on Insurance.
Svlndlina al FL Pasc.

Disclosed n the Hearing on INSURANCE
Swindlina at FL Pasc.
III Paso. Texas. November 2G.-ln the
case Of the New York Life Insurance com
rany against Mason s. richardson charged
with swindling the company. new ana sen
satlonal developments were brought ont ~
the evidence az the hearing concluded acre
todav. According 10 chlnuanua physi
ciap's statement the fetal Illness OF q
hrofher in-law Of one az the Insurance
aaents showed signs o. stFyehnine poison
lnn sister belng me benehciary Inc
st9tensfui further declared thaf On invalid
feupd IN 81 PGso plaza and later insured
tu him. inc doctor confe.sing that Ike
fal lied records
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london, November 26..-A, Bcrtrnnd
TARIFF TlNKERs AGREED.
German Statesmen Have Reached
Satisfactory Basis.

German Statesmen Have Reached q
Satisfactory Basis,
Berilp, November 28 Tho National
zeituns oday announces positively that an
agreement Of the tariff bin was reached at
a conference held at Chancellor Won Bue-
lows residence yesterday evening With
the leaders Of the majority parties IN the
rcichstne. n Is said TO provide for M iu-
crenRp Tor the governments figures regard
ing the mailing barley duty. The confer-
ence will DO continued this evening
Another authority says the rouHeryAt -
leaders demanded at the conference thu,
Chancellor Won BuelOw make definite
date for announcing the existing treaties.
Int that be firmly refused 20 do so and was
supported by the National liberals aud
members Of the center party
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Small - Id CoIumbus.

Columbus, Texas November pa hre.
which at the time threatened one Of the
principal business blocks Of the town, start
ed this morning from n defective nuo 10
the grain and grocery store OF George
Ciegenwerth. Within three minutes after
me blaze was discovered the IRE company
had a stream OF water playing on H. Tue
damage viii amount 10 less than S21 which
viii Dc borne by the Insurance companies
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nlspurANrs plsPLEAsEn.
Boundary Decision Is Not Entirely Salts
factory 60 Either Party,

Boundary Decision Is Not Entirely Salts
factory 20 Either Party,
Santiago DO Chile. Tuesday, November
%. The decision ~ The British arhitrn,
tlon commission In the boundary dispute
between chile aud Argentina was received
here with calmness. but with little salts
faction rs the new dcmnreatury lines have
no scientific basis and because, although
Chile gets the largest amount Of land
Argentina gets the best land
London, November GA, Bertrand,
Chilean expert, who testified before the
British boundary commission. today In
formed representative Of the Associated
Press that he regards the decision general.
ly as rather favorable tn Chile. More
Aan balf OF the disputed territory al
though not the most valuable portion, IL
awarded to Chile,
could have obtnined 90 much from Areen-
lima hy direct agreement J sail for Amer
lea 70 participate in marking out the bonn
dary'
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Rraksmanla Narrow Esoape.

Yoakum, Texas, November 20 o.
Galtnen. employed as brakeman by one
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
vbile Alternating to alisht from a moving
passenger train today, fell and came near
being run over. AS he fell he strues Y
brake beam, which prevented his pelhs
drawn under the cars, The fingers 81 VI
became necessary to amputate two Ike j.
rastfnw
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Ereeze Expected al penIson.

Denlson. Texas November 90. A polar
wave reached here last night. and the
coolest weather Of the winter prevails.
There will be a hard freeze tonight.
Denton, Texas. November 20 The FIRST
weather of the year is on, a new norther
blowing up last night, and dropping the
mercury To an overcoat point There VIII
be frost tonight aud clear weather OF "
cstlmable benefit to the farmers ana pne''
ness men generally.
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Y mi n a. summer sohool

Fort Worth Texas November &c -secre.
tary J q Reeves ~ the Young Mems
ChnstIou Association has returned from
Temple. where he went "a attend the
meeting ~ the executive committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association SUM
NOR schon The school win be located az
LampRsAA The time agreed on hy tte
committee war August 4 70 H.
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Ennis. Texas, November 20 Mr. A. y
schuffer. managor Of the schaner Ieie'
phone aud Construction company, has jus'
returned from New York city accom-
panied By HIS wife and will make knlis
their future home Mr.. Schaher VIII PIP
cerd al once to complete long DISTANCE iel,
phone connections With his company l'p's
In South Texas.
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sHERIFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Al officers ioak ont for nnd arrest r. f.
Dafferu, waited far swindling I'm the In.
dim Territory White man. 20 years of
oge smooth Shaved, hvc feet ten inches
high; dngcr cut IN recent railroad accident.
Last heard from near Gildlngs. Wire M
formation to me; hold warrant I 81.
Yam, Deputy United states Marshal.
Houston. Texas.
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A Test PIstoI GO.

Corsicana, Texas November a6. A con
stable Of this county was before the re
corder's court here Yesterday for carrying
a pistol the city attorney claiming that u
n illegal for constable to wear pisiul
beyond the lines ~ his precinct The con
stable win fight the case. which was ser
for hearing at o future dnte.
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Fort Worth fcNas, November ~ lnc
Northwest Texas Colored Methodist conre
rncc began here today with i}ishop rhir
lipe IN the chair THIS Is one Of the largest
conferences In the state and large num-
bur ~ preachers, delegates mud visitors ARE
present Tho conference consists OF SHY
counties with seNcutytwo preachors anu
Ave presiding elders besides an these
prcachcrs present thfrc Hrc numher ~
women auxiliary delegates. INC session
viii last for nhout week. during Witch
the appointments for tho ensuing year viii
be maic.
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Traffic openino DELAYED by Rain.

Cleburne, Texas. November 25.-'rhc un.
preccdcnted doWnpour yesterday washed
the roadbed Of the Dallas. Cleburnc and
Southwestern and II VIII be several days
before trains win be running Tho open.
ing Of traffic was scheduled for today.
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sil'sstot, Texas November %. r.. L.
Eclns CHARGED With exhibiting gaming
+ machine, was tried In the criminal dis.
Inv SQUIRT this morning and acquitted
Y fs sses o. dabc O'nnnuell, Gus Frank
Nv Aipelt hoolcnarN. who were also
rcntinued "'l''s' N'lc
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1heriot-stein.

~ ~ n day or so.
UtplFe =
Therot-Stein.
.,r Texas, November &c. Captain
e'l''S x.nolron Theriot and Miss Edna
~ vsre married at $50 O'Clock this
s ~ s At the residence of the brides
FisIaDVD Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Stein. Rev.
sisl" actor Of Grace Episcopal church,
.'... l'''t Captain rherlot is president Of
Cannon Commission ion, COMPANY '6I bSyns and
tn lornvi ~ Inc arm Of w. L. Moody II
pai hIgrne the spanish American war he
IA as captain Of company %, E ,li3a,
|eiis . INLAY Al tho close Of the war.
MS stsl : the n, daq FganfIng of a1 FL o. Of
l ssi.s,ns Sealy & Co. She is Il native Of
orISe to the illness Of the brides moth
Vs,s a Wedding was celebrated very quiet
X, and Mrs Therlot left tonight for
sI,sT, New York and other points East
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Died from Diphtheria.

sah Augustine, Texas, November -.
Lucille Davis, sprghtly and promising
chi Of Mr. aud Mrs = NJ. Davis, qicd
here last night from diphtherla after d
brief Illness
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Gond Month for Exnorts.

Galveston. Texas, November 26.--The
aspects dic that the exports for the
bath Of November. Just closing, viii he
|tD good. hut nearly as great MS thosc Of
b noHth Of October. Besides the usual
EapIts, such as cotton, wheat nm cotton
sea products. which arc exported here
hfly year. there has been some very large
hlprents Of copper matte, pig lead aud
|fs and 1our sent out this year
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ReeIdnnoe n regarkana.

TeNarkana, Texas. November 26.-Ine
residence 81 Mrs g. l. BANKS a wldov.
OF Rose Hnl, this city was destroyed ny
fire today. The contents were saved. Losa
$1,000 insurance S4Op.
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Ncdde[s Cotton Ea.in,.lo

psNeSlon' Texas, November &c. A.
0qer has returned from n months trip
~, lsAas, ie now estimates the cot
qQp for the State this season tn h.
W crop was made '''''' ""'
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"''IhsNT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


4 AFf Wegt n, TUE FOst.l
I'm New ". a'-Arriyed: Nueees tAm).
sortolt ~ ro'N' and sailed for Galveston.
allssios 'a'-Arrlved; BalilIa dt1. from
III from,' ia Arrived: Mount Temple
Fans; HIroSrl liverpool, and sailed FOR G XII
S=-s--,---.-n tNor), from Puerto Cortez,
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Northwest Texas A. N. {. Conference.

NorthWest 7 eNas y, W, 9, Do0TeFeNcc.
Lougview Texas November 20 The
Northwest colorcd Methodist conference
one u the lurgest conferences IN Texas.
began It's session here today. Bishop Phil
llps in the chalr This conference com.
piises sixty counties, with seventy two
preachers and live presiding elders. Be-
sides these there are present $50 delegates
nna about 200 visitors. The conference
viii bg in session for about a week
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MEleEL uNpER ARREsT.

prir oipal IN Texsrksna Tragedy Charged
With Murder.
Tsxsrkana Ark. November as, L.,
weiFel, one Of the principals In last nights
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Postmaster Indicted.

San Antonio. Texas November rs rne
Federal grand jury returned I'VE bus
OF indictment. among them George W.
stewart postmaster az Lining. opening
rttere not addressed 20 him, one letter
being addressed 20 Hon ). Vi. BaiIey.
United states senator from Texas, ana
fourth assisian, postmaster general
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Am CITY NEWS ITEMS
| ,,n for fe Carnival Will Soon
Be Ready.
|, orlItpy BALL NEXT TUESDAY
i. Chief Social Function Of the
" MARRIAGE Of Captain Therlot
s'' and Miss Stein.

-. Texas November 26.-commit-
a'l''s'' work arranging the parades
y ~ ,.Rc place during the Sea Wall
fn w nrnrram Of the attractions
briivis Ar,H be Furnished by the car
Rig tna nnsn NV should be ready to be an
lm tl.i AZ dnr or so.
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lynch FsiIed 10 Appsar.

c,lvsston Texas. November 2G-Presi-
i 4, lynch Of the International Typo
,shIesl union. who vas expected to ar.
IN IA Galveston yesterday afternoon,
flsd 10 reach here, lie sent word 10
I N IA vas likely TO be called 10 Chicago
tgodsy s1d that In this case he would
4 srs "a foregO his Texas trip No fur.
M zord was received hut 1t is presumed
I'M 10 has been called to Chicago as an
ieuatef
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MarshnlI. re.

Marshall, Texas. November % Sam
Richardson colorod. black. weight about
walks stoop-shoulderrd, neck having an
pearnnce Of hoiug sunk down IN shoulders,
very small feet, wears No. q or shoe,
nppcr front tooth out. which shows when
talking; pigeouioed. and Is said TO he
dressed IN blue overalls suit, with Hack
cap on. sHld to have relatives near Kllgore
and Gilmer and numerous friends around
Dallas, FCrt Worth and Longvicw. % years
II age, aud smooth face: occupation cook.
] hold warrant, Address A, $. Curtis,
sheriff, Marshall, Texas
Columbus. Texas November % stolen
November ~ one Colts AJ.calibcr SIX
shooter; d7i Inch barrel. nickel n.atel. ~ ~
ivory handle. name J. O. Taylor engraved
On frame between sides Of hun l.; $40 re-
ward for It's recovery W Z. Bn lge,
sheriff Colorado county, Texas.
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Take ox1DINE for chlns and Fevers
cure guaranteed.