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predne Can Be Scared.

Galveston, Texas, February IA survey
Of Galveston channel, made yesterday by
United States Engineer u NJ. Hartrek
showed depth OF twenty.six and one half
feet OF water at mean low tide The sur
yey was made TO ascertain whether or not
the dredEc Comstock could now be spared
10 20 to Pensacola, where she Is said to
he needed Co.onel Richie, on receiving tAe
report decided that tho ComstocI could
now proceed to Pensacola without eIddu-
gerlng tho safety Of the harbor here, me
conditions under Whicn she Will go proYlic
that she nay be called 70 Galveston AL any
time needed Colonel Richie left this morn
ing for a trip over the Buffalo bayou ship
channel to Inspect the work and also TO To-
cate gone wrecks ln the bayou which are
said 10 be menaclug to navigation. These
and also the wreck of the dredge boat In
the channel near the quarantine station
will be recommended to the department for
removal
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Cashed a Check.

Beaumont, Texas, February 7.-Mr. J. J..
Nathan and several citizens had a lively
and exciting chase this afternoon after a
young man for whom Mr.. Nathan had cash
ed a check. The check was for $40 and
bore a signature purporting to be that OF
Mr.. c. t. Heisig OF this city. When the
young man presented the check In payment
Tor suit Of clothes Mr.. Nathan, who had
previously cashed check bearing the Same
signature for the young man, gave him $40
In cash and check For SST so Mr.. Ma
thnn's cashier WAS suspicious OF the sig-
nature and when It was presented to Mr..
ueisig he pronounced Il a forgery. Mr.
Nathan found the young man IN saloon
but when accosted the youth produced an
ugly looking pistol and ran. Mr.. Nathan
and several others gave chase, and the boy.
who Is about % years OF age. was caught
after run of ncarly A mile. Forty dollars
was taken from him by the officers and he
also gave up the check given him by Mr..
Nathan.
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investigating Committee May FightfOr
lis Salary.
WARRANTS ISSUED AND cASHED TODAY
But Senator Stafford Does Not Call for
His in View OF Prospective Court
Proceedings.

Austin, Texas, February 7.--Nothing was
brought to the attention OF the legislative
investigating committee at the morning
session and the members at once resumed
their work on the state institutions.
Warrants were issued yesterday after.
noon to the members Of the committee for
ten days pay calling for 500 each. II Is
learned that Chairman Henderson, as soon
as he was made aware OF the fac, that
the warrants were ready advised the com.
nittee members and officers to 20 and get
them al once, AS the committee was threat
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Arkansas sammIll Plant Burned.

mill plant OF the Bodcaw Lumber company
situated at Stamps Ark, thirty miles north
OF this place, was destroyed by IRE last
night, The total loss will probably reach
$1,000 with a partial nEtance.
The BodDCw Lumber company mills wer"
the most complete and extensive and had d
capacity greater than any other Institution
OF the kind IN the Southwest.
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school building az the deaf and dumb In
stitute and Contractor Fischer reports good
progress on the Southwest Texas normal
school at sam Marcos
The governor today received a very fine
gold-hcaded cane, valped nj $50. from his
friend, 81 Ryan. Of IN PNAo The cane is
handsomely carved with many Masonic
emblems
The following insurance companies today
renewed their permits 60 do business IN
Texas: Friend In Need society OF Austin:
fees 81, Hamburg Bremen drc OF Ham
burg, Germany; tax S3J3.7; agents certl-
hCates SIP.
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Beaumont, Texas, February 7.--Mr. A. s.
GrSwold, who made his headquarters at
Beaumont and Orange died very suddenly
in this city last night. He came In from
Jasper on q late train and became sudden.
ly i'll while walking down the street. APP
parently exhausted, he sat down on a kes
near Broussard's saloon Persons who saw
him noticed that he was very III and took
him Into the saloon, where he expired few
minutes later. The dead man leaves a
wife at Orange, wRo has been notified of
his death.
Miss Maude Moore, aged 20, died at $50
o'clock this morning st the residence OF
her mother in the southern part of the
city. Miss Moore had been III of consunnp-
ton for some time and while not unexpect-
ed her deHth was a sad blow to her rela-
lives and friends. The funeral will take
place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the family residence, interment In Magnolia
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A PLAGUE OF PNEUMONIA
MANY CASES BUT FEW DEATHS AT
VICTORIA.
High Death Ratio Near Lyons, Burleson
County--Father and Son Died
Near Paige.

Victoria, Texas. February T.--From Or,
Hugh Grouse The Post correspondent
enty-hve cases OF pneumonia In Victoria
this winter. but only four deaths--threo
negroes aud one white
Paige Texas, February T.--wednssday
about 40 years. died at ha home near hero
Of pneumonia. This Is the second death
occurring IN this family within three DAYS
Of pneumonia, his son Paul having pre.
coded him about sixty hours.
Lyons, Texas, February THE disciples
or AeSculapius are quite busy In conse-
quoucc Of 80 much pneumonia, which has
proven fatal In a number OF cases. Some
prominent physicians have given the opin-
Ion that complications exist which they
can not clearly define. hence medical skin
has been bafiled.
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nnnuentinn Adiourns.

Fort Worth, Texas, February Tine
County Judges and Commissioners associi1l-
ton Of Texas concluded it's convention 70,
day and adjourned TO meet az GaIyeS 'lss
core rsauited as follows President. w. D.
Mckay 81 johnson county; FIRST vice presi-
dent. Robert B. Green Of BeXar county ]
setofd vice president, William Barr or
Torrant county; secretary, Il. t. Wood
ward of Dallas county; assistant secretary
Ered EouIware OF Iarrant county.
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vii, Furnish the Lot.

Gonzales, Texas, February 7.-At a regu-
lar meeting Of the city council this week
a letter from the chairman Of the conf
mlttee on public buildings Of congress was
read asking whether the city OF Gonzales
vould Furnish lot for a public building.
n the Bill approprlating $4,000 for that
puruose. introduced by Representative Bur
CESS. passes and becomes law this 81 y
viii surely furnish a suitable site for such
a building Aldermen Savers and Bremen
were appointed a committee 70 look after
tha matter.
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Pipe Line Order Connected.

Austin, Texas, FebrLery THE railroad
commission this evening amended It's rules
governing the absorption OF oil pipe line
charges to correct a typographical error
In a section thereof. As corrected that
portion OF said section which reads: ''When
the rates from Beaumont are not lower
than from Gladys and Spindle Top 70
station reads when the rates from
beaumont are lower than from Gladys and
Spindle Top stations"
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SALES

The following sales were recorded at the
Ieywood, shares at sgI.5O
&c. WV Shaies ut
AnElo'Americnn 5000 shares at 1Jsc.
Hngio-Ameriran bIOOO shares at e.
Arglo-American 1900 shares nt 3lLc.
anglo Ameiical 1000 shares A. 1lhc.
Enterprise. 100 shares at &c.
Independence, 5000 shares at 2Xc.
Globe, 500 shares at &c.
Lucky Dime, 5000 shares az Tstc.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Gonzales, Texas. February 7.-Stolen, at
Gonzales, on the night of January 30, 1902,
one dark brown horse about IL hands
sore on back caused from saddle. small
white spot in right eye, not branded. The
owner OF above described horse Will pay
S5 for its return OF for information lead.
Ing 10 It's recovery. Send all information
TO Il, n. Fly, sheriff Gonzales county.
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Mission for MexIeans.

Corpus Christi, Texas. February IAN.
other mission. conducted by two priests OF
the order Of the Sacred Heart from Mex
leo. will begin at the Catholic church in
this city next Wednesday. The mission
Will be conducted In their language.
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|fRQITORY ADDED TO FIELD
q,naf the Chicago Texas Syu.
Y ~, which Was Accepted.
nc !, Of THE USUAL STRENGTH
~, Towns Are Now Taking
~ :. Use Of oil as Fuel--An
W. oil Fire.

ro,ss February THE well
s'nn .s',,ro.Texas oil syndicate. after
y 800 wss satisfactorily and been ac-
~ ~ company. is found to have
W siderable area to the proved
.outheasterly direction from the
me hill The pressure in this
y "a 10 be unusually strong, making
,.,rltory added to the neld as
|, y = ,uy Of the gusher land.
Z ss,,co.Texas oil syndicate tested
y No. 3 Thursday afternoon in the
w number of spectators, among
~ ~. some of the best judges of oil
!, Il. Texas field. This well was
,..r.lv pronounced to be among the
...sorsrs on Spindle Top. This well
i,,l,rst evidence that there Is no
,a s.snr IN the force. Mr.. Perry A. Hull
rhpplun. - one OF the directors OF the
s and Judge $. Il. Perryman of
.sn sfiorney for the syndicate, and
~ r Moore. presid3~, Witnessed the
!. hrasN Of the syn-%tte. MIR. Moore
n. afhe syndicate having two splendid
v. An an abundance of oil Is now turn
H.
a.s,s for cars and expects to have
~ Ne rolling stock In service within
..sts In the meantime we have CON
rs,og deal whereby the syndicate
n .-srset oil, pending the arrival of its
Y The directors aim to make this
IA, ,be strong companies In rhe field
4 n IS lending their best ende1yors In that
t.,5on The officials OF this syndicate
n IN known to the commercial world
a thslf successful business management"
r.,rood Bros. were the contractors who
[,m,ht ii the well mentioned above.
~
t,,srir Texas towns are taking up the
n !, fuel oil very rapidly. and ii is now
|r,rent that within a year all of the big
s,.usng plants In the State will have
listed oil as fuel From some towns the
,,,t comes that the Insurance interests
|, auslng trouble, but this seems to have
N, eject on the demand for the LIQUID
III All Of the larger plants in several
i the North Texas cities are now using
i lud the smaller ones are putting in oil
rHai
n. bg gas well brought In last satur-
y " contractor "yHhe Is s''i' "'true''
i much attention, Several persons are
,,,astlpc for the purchase of the well
,...,.. - n,,o ho zoe % pooumont for
NJ While no definite plans have been
AZ regarding the well It may be allowed
remain In Its present condition as q gas
'A ln''sAu q "'i o,' "e'''
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ni.,r;ot SUNDAY School institute.

Fort Worth, Texas. February 7.-Dr. B.
W spillman OF Nashville, Tenn; Is here
ond assisted by Rev. George BRines OF
WSro is conducting a district Baptist
SUNDAY school Institute The subject dis
cnssed Is modern methods OF conducting
sunday school work. There are about lvo
delegates present from abroad.
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1T WAS A COSTLY DRINK
PLAINTIFF "sET 'EM UP" TO A
JUROR IN HIS CASE.
Man Who Did the Buying Was Fined
One Hundred Dollars and tho Treated
MAN Fifty Do!isrs.- =z.....u.,,,..,

Sherman. Texas, February TN a case
pending in the district court sensational
incident occurred today. Judge MaKey i'm
posed fine OF 500 on the plaintiff and $50
on a juror; his honor stated that he did
SO because the former had asked the latter
to take drink with him and the latter
had accepted.
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slioht Blaze al paloo.

Paige, Texas, February 7.--Yestorday
evening at 2 o'clock Or. Taylor's resi-
dence caught fire near the are place and
the flames were soon leaplng well up into
the ceiling. But for the presence Of mind
OF Mrs. Taylor and her mother aud the
timely arrival OF many friends the entire
building and contents would have been de-
stroyed. Damage slight and fully covered
by Insurance
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
"A DALLAS BUSINESS HOUSE WAS
DAMAGED.
Stock OF Books and NotIons Was De-
Observation-Disclosures at Several
Paoea Were Burned.

Dallas. Texas, February Fire tonight
caused by defective electric wiring dam.
aged the ]. NJ Dram building, 848 and $50
Elm street, 10 the extent OF $4,000, Insured.
John KerriEans book and notion store IN
the building suffered total destruction Of
stock. Loss $4,000, insurance $1,000. The
stock In j. s. Belts baznr was damaged
about $500 worth; insured.
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c,nt,,rv chb Elects officers.

Wharton, Texas, February THE new
century club held an interesting maeting
NJ the home of Mrs. G. c. Clifford. A
rics nresidant was elected by the club, the
honor being conferred on Mrs: Rosa Mc,
Zen taken IN by the club. The next
meeting viii take place at the residence
of Mrs. w. l.. Hall.
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oil supply Company Chartered.

Austin, Texas February THE Frank
lin Oil and Supply company OF III Paso
1ed it's charter with the secretary of state
today; capital stock 100000. Purpose to
prospect for oil In jefferson and ri Paso
counties lncorporators: A. Courchesne,
j. z, Dieter, Fl. L. Edwards, ]. g. Hell.
S Snd s9sePh MSsgofsn' Ad T Kr"kaner
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Both NAV Recover.

Galveston, Texas February 7-Patrich
Byrns and John Day, who came near sac
rihelnE their lives yesterday IN a heroic
effort TO rescue their companion owen
Byrne, from death by asphyIiation, are
stln in the hospital. but II Is now be-
uayed that they will both recover. As
mentioned In The Post today they were
attempting to get owen Byrne out OF an
oil tank Into which he had gone 20 re-
pair a feed pipe The former was asphy1-
lated and the two later endeavored TO res
enc him and we're also overcome by the
fumes. owen Byrne died shortly after
reaching the hospital.
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Operations in corsicana District.

Corslcana. Texas, February Z. The fol-
lowing Is statement Of opera Ious in the
Corsicana oil 6eld for January: Wells
completed; producing l gas .; dry l.;
total TO Febru1ry /: Completed 1851, pro-
ducing 604; gas -. dry 236; abandoned 10
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ties has opened banking and commission
business In the new Treadway block in thli
! CITY -~,, u,,u nul roomed In her house
ever since; She also knew the de- .ssd
John W. Raskettc, and his wife -I5mic
haSAelte. Has known Mrs Basket, n long
ume' knew her when she was the vlfe ~
ana living with w. A. Craig. She hnd I
known Baskette less than year, but WIS
AFRAID Of him, as he had told her thar
ne mad already killed two men ana Womb I
not mind making 1t three by killing anorGar
Sne said that Buskette had Threatened "a I
6ll . CRAIG at aye different times within
Inc last time she had heard Rasketfs [
threaten to XIII Craig was on Monday
night, January %, 1902. the dav prnyio,ts
made over the telephone. That on re
occasion referred to she had called Baskette
up over the telephone I'm response 10 #
message delivered to her to do so Inv nor
servant girl. That when she called up Mr.
Baskette over the telephone he Ind said
10 her that he had had enough Of Croie
ana intended TO kin i'm the next Nv or
the day on which Baskette was kilIed no
Craig. That Baskette had at one time
threatened 70 XIII her, together with Craio
md Mrs. Baskette. That she had tcId
craig Of Basketie's threats on each and
fNeTF nrp0slnU
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stook OF DIV Goods Sold.

Yoakum. Texas, February T.--AT. NJ. n
Rogers yesterday sold his stock Of dry
goods and notions 10 Msssrs. J. Nathan 4
Son. who assumed charge At once. The
business Will be continued In che SANS
building tog the REeseR&.
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Released on Bond.

wharton, Texas, February T.-Cohstable
crooks brought In VIII Strickland, charged
With the killing OF Vic Norcross last week,
near East Bernard. An examining ulal
HSas held before Judge Gordon, young
Strickland being released on a $500 bond.
soth bows were youths of IL years Of age.
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the parties arrested were fined this morn
Ing In Justice Herschbergcr's court In the
sum Of $40 each. Both pied guilty to the
charge and received the minimum penalty,
While no indictments were returned
apNinst slot machine owners the receut
reference made TO them by the criminal
district judge has had the effect Of closing
down every machine In tho eity.
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ChiId Stunned to Death.

Hillsboro. Texas, February Mora, the
7.year-old daughter of Matt Easter. was
burned to death trying to start a IRE with
kerosene She was playing with other chill
dren about an old stove Ia the yard and
Are
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The Death Roll.

Galveston, Texas, February Mr.. John
Meyers. aged 20 years. died at TAO o'clock
last evening &c his residence in Hitchcock
The deceased was for many years resident
Of this city His funeral wilt occur at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning from the resi-
Gcucc OF his sen. Fred Meyers. az Seven
tecpth otreet ana AVeuVe NJ. lie was a
member OF Humboldt Lodge No. ., knights
Of Pythus, and his funeral viii DO con
Quoted under the auspices Of that organ'aa-
tlon.
y. V Lareaux, aged 30 YEARS, died yes.
to-day az o'clock on Avenue z between
1birty-hrst mud lhrty-secoud streets The
deceased Ind been employed az the ofrlco
OF the United States euglnecr for eight
years and was held In high esteem by a
large circle OF friends. He leaves a wife
and two children. He has brother, A. u,
1urcHu4, residing in Houston.
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A p-e,,lia, Incident.

penison. Texas. February lat the home
OF Mr.. sAd Mrs. Lila Cook in Blue Settle
ment. ]. II, his three married daughters
gave birth to ehndreAs all boys. WEDNESDAY
night.
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Brazoria County Teachers institute.
Alvin, Texas, February THE Bragsria
County Teachers institute is Ia session
trct ia the county represented. Tho sns.
Blons are being held in the public school
hHl9ias. state Superintendent Lssixas
l.efevre is expected here tomorrow antesIfr
az $50 y. m,
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Residence at Paris.

Parts, Texas, February 7.-ResideiV~
owned and occupied by Ben LacEey nu
part Of ocutenta destroyed by ire; los
$1,000. insurance, II any, not known,
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Patent Right Cases.

Galveston, Texas, February 7--Threa
cases involving tho patent OF well boring
apparatus which Is alleged TO have been
used extensively In the oil field are set
fer hearing In the United States court at
Galveston on February "a. They are as
follows: American Well Works OF Aurora,
ILL.,, VS.. H. L. Trammel OF Houston; Amer
lean Well Works vs.. The Acme supply
Company, aud the American Wen Works
vs, Acme Sucker Rod Company In eugh
OF the petitions the plaintiffs alleges a
violation of patent right and asks for
the profits derived by the defendants from
tho use of the patent and also for an IN
junction prohibiting them from continuing
10 use the said apparatus
Another interesting case to be tried at
this term is that OF ii, NJ. Browning Il
oil VS.. w. c. Turner ct al. II Involves the
possession OF the +. b, Riggs survey, CON
tanning 2973 acres OF land In San Jacirs9
county.
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Department Notes.

Austin, Texas, February THE depart
ment Of education has Issued q program for
all schools, which so desire Il, for Arbor
Day exercises.
The Industrial school committee appointed
10 60 "a Denton ard select q site FOR the
scheol. has requested the governor TO ap
point Mrs. Helen 81 stOddaFd as one o.
the regents for the school. Mrs Stoddard
left today for San Antonio.
Werk Is progressing rapidly On the new
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POLICY Men Fined.

Galveston, Texas, February 7,-Vendora
of policy tickets here are TO be prosecuted
Esun arrests hSIa bssR made aHd fHo Of
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Galveston. Texas. February THE Gal.
weston Business League was organized at
Cathedral han tonight at meeting which
was called FOR the purpose OF perfccting a
permanent organization There WINS n large
Attendance present and the now league
0ht,ct Of the league Is to ftrther all mN---
urcs calculated 10 upbulll the city.
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COMMITTEE ENCOURAGED.
Another Subscription for $4,000 of
Breakwater Bonds Received.
A GOOD BEGINNING HAS BEEN MADE
Three Patent Right Cases Set for Trial
in the United States Court.
Other Local Items.
A GOOD BEGINNING HAS BEEN MADE

Galveston, Texas. February THE com
mittee received a subscription today from
j. c. League for $4,000 Of the proposed
breakwatcr bonds. This makes total Of
$4,000 which has been subscribed for by
six individuals and firms taking $4,000
each. They are as follows: John sealy
$1,000; Hutchins, sealy & Co S50,oOO; r..
waverly Smith $4,000 Adoue & Lobit
SOC. 600, l. II. Kempner $4,000, and J. c..
League S5o,oO0 The first three suhscrlp-
lions were made Internationally ana tuc
last three were made with the understands
Ing that eight men or lrms OF the city
would subscribe for similar amount.
There Is very little doubt that the other
two needed 10 make the required eight Will
he secured The subscriptions today did
not come In very fast at the office, though
the committee feels encouraged with tao
beginning which has been made. one sub
scription OF 5000 was received this mcrn-
ing, but the name Is withheld by request
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peath Of Lleutenant Jaoobs.

Galveston. Texas, February Edwin 3.
Jacobs. FIRST lieutenant In the United state5
navy, died at 1880 o'clock this morning
at his residence or fremont street and
avenue X. This city. Lieutenant Jacobs
was sent here about ten months ago and
placed in charge OF the government hydro
.lanhlc ofaco at this plRee. Lieutenant
JHt01s Was br-s- -T--S saGeGssI--.-a---, sv! .
to all with whom he came In coutArt1 AMI
his death win be greatly regre ted hy his
friends In this city. lie had been IN very
bad health for several weeks and the end
was not wholly unexpected. Lieutenant
Jacobs was born In Virginia ana was az,
pointed to the naval academy from that
btato In 1852. lie was the nephew of
Bear Admiral Jouett. During his term of
service he served ten years and six months
at sea and nearly thirteen years ashore.
Prior to being sent To Galveston he had
been connected with the photographic de-
partment at Washington for several years
Ne leaves family, consisting OF Two
daugh ters, who will accompany his body
to Washington tomorrow, Wuere the inter
ment will be observed.
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New Commission Heusa.

Beaumont, Texas, February I'D. 70.
Dirshheld, In connection with Eastern par
ties, has opened banking and commission
business In the new Treadway block In this