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ed the celebrant with handsome whist table There were many other presents for Mrs. Brethauer. The guests were royalty entertained by the hostess with whist games and musical selections, as also a fine and bountiful collation.. Present were also Mrs. n. Weibel, Mrs Charles Nicklas, Mrs. Dr. Butler, Mrs. Dr. Bellosa and others. A bright speech was made by Mrs. Fresenius with an eloquent oratorical creation, which was largely applauded. Mrs. Edward w. Bean, who was un- able to attend, sent her hearty con gratulations and basket of flowers.
 Mrs Blbert Hildreth of Button street, Westville, is quite i'll at her home with pneumonia. Mrs. Hildreth was resting more comfortably yesterday.
 Harry H. Hopkins, son of George l.. Hopkins, who formerly resided on Blake sreet, is the proud father of a re- gently arrived bouncing baby boy, at his home at 765 George street.
 Ray Wadhams. three years ago clerk for Prince & Whitely, the brokers was in town this week visiting his aunt and uncle, who reside on Sherman avenue. MT Wadhams fig now taking the course in laW al Columbia Law school, New York. His many friends were glad to greet him. He formerly resided here with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson, who are now of Springfield, Mass, where MT. Thompson conducts a store.
 John Maher, Putnam street boy about fifteen years old, while at work in the store of Pfeghar & Sons on Crown street, yesterday morning, stum- bled over piece of iron that was ly ing on the floor and fell in suoh way as to strike hiS head on the sharp cor ner of wooden box. His head was badly cut open.
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HAD SMALLPOX.
Suffering Wanderer Picked Up in Wa
 terbury.

Suffering Wanderer Picked Up in Wa terbury.
 Waterbury, Feb. 25.-Joseph Dia- mond, aged thirty-six years, who says he belongs in North Attleboro Mass, and came here afoot from New York, was found walking on Main street this morning with what appears to be a we'll developed case of smallpox. He appealed to a policeman for medical aid and was hustled off the street, where Health Officer Kilmartin after a nasty examination had him removed to the contagious disease hospital.
 Diamond has been in the city since Friday night He slept in the tramp quarters at the police station with many other lodgers, and has since been at the Salvation army quarters. where last night there were fifty other per sons sleeping. Both places have been fumigated, but there is no knowing how many transient persons have been ex- posed, if the case is smallpox.
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A DELIGHTFUL TREAT
Assured Music Lovers at Plymouth
New Haven, Conn.

Assured Music Lovers at Plymouth
 Church To- Night This evening Ericsson r. Bushnell will give a song recital of rare interest at Plymouth church, assisted by Don aid B. McLane, violinist; Walter Otto Krohn, boy soprano, and William F. Habekotte, organist, both of Norwich. MT Bushnell is down for eight songs, and a rare treat is in store for all who attend The admission fee is small for so excellent a programme, and the pub lie is cordially invited to enjoy it. The programme follows:
 Benediction Nuptiale ..,....... Dubois
 William F. Habekotte. Aria from Eli. Coster
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. Angels Ever Bright and Fair. :. Handel
 Walter Otto Krohn. Die Lotos Blume. .............Sc .Schumann
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. Serenade Brahms
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. Romance .... Rubinstein--We Weiniawski
 Donald B. McLane. Aria from Ten Virgins. ns.......,,... Gaul
 Ericsson F. Bushnell Muth (Courage) ..............Sc Schubert
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. a. The Bird and the Rose. HorroclSs b. Morning Song ........... Rubinstein
 Walter Otto Krohn. The Banks of Allan Water. .......... ...................... Old English
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. Sigh No More, Ladies .......O Old English
 Ericsson F. Bushnell. Two Grenadiers ....-..........S Schumann
 (By request)
 Ericsson F. Bushnell.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.

The following deeds were filed for rec- ord in the town clerks office yesterday;
 Warranty deeds-W William P. Bost- wick to Henry B. Johnson, ct all, 70 feet at Lighthouse Point road; Cassan- da Arnone to Cecelia Guritto, B feet on Fair street; John Cavan to Sarah Cohen, 30 feet on Palmer street.
 Quit claim deeds-Paul Russo to Cas- sandra Arnone, 33 feet on Fair street.
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Couldn't Estimate It's VHIuei

Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart never fails. It relieves in 30 minutes, it cures. It is a beacon-light to lead you back to health w. H. Musselman, of c. A. R., Weissport, Pa says, Two bottles of Dr.. me of palpitation and soldering spells. It's value cannot be estimated" Sold by w. H. Hull, K. Hewitt--70.
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PAINT AND CLAY cI.IrR.

{ The special committee of the Paint and Clay club has arranged to serve tea in the gallery where the exhibition is
 being held, 793 Chapel street, this af- ternoon from 3 until o'clock. A num-
 Der of the seasons debutantes will as- .sist. If the weather should be very stormy the tea will be postponed until later date.
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LOST WITH EIGHTY PERSONS.

A French Sailing Vessel Carrying Sixty
 Passengers Besides Her Crew.
 Calais; France, Feb. 25-The maritime sailing vessel Jules Jean Baptiste, bound for St, Malo, France. which has been long overdue There were eighty persons on the vessel, including sixty passengers, mostly working people.
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The only vessel named Jules Jean Baptiste given in available books of shipping is French schooner of sev- enty- three tons net register, built in 1880 and owned by s. M. Legasse, Ne veu & Go, of St. Pierre, Miquelon. No trace of her movements can be found.
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And Othor People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIGe-
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The annual meeting Of the stock.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders on Tho Waxahachie Cotton
mills was held recently in that city !.
A large crowd was in attendance
and great interest s5as manifested.
The report Of the directorate was
read, which gave an exhaustive
and clear account Of the operations
of the nine months it has been run
ming. The report estimated the
earnings Of the mill in that period
OF time at about $1,000. After
having overcome a loss Of about
$4,000 on the first lot of cotton
bought, there is now on hand
s933.32, the net earnings Of the
mill. This loss on cotton was due
to the high price of the staple in
the fall Of 1900, when as high as
9.75 was paid for several hundred
bales.
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REVOLT IN PARAGUAY.
The Trouble Caused over the Question
OF Presidential Succession.


Buenos Ayres. Jan. lO.-The rumors
circulated here Thursday OF revolu.
ton In the republic Of Paraguay turn
out 10 be well founded The revolt.
which broke out at Asuncion the can
ital. was caused by the question OF
presidential succession. the term OF
President Aceval expiring In Novem.
Der this year President Acevel resign.
ed the presidency aud congress accept
ed his resignation Collision occur
reu in the chamber OF deputies during
which Senator Focardo lusfran presi-
dent OF the hygienic council. was KILL
ed. and General CaballerO. Senators
Miguel and Corbalan and Deputy Fer
naEdJ CSrrsgPG severely wounded. The
~ Paraguay has placed the
reIns In the hands OF Vice President
Senior Hector Caryallo.
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conss sale. wonderfuly Increased.

New York. Jan. iO.-At the annual
meeting OF the New York coffee cx-
chang the annual report OF the board
Of managers was submitted II stated
that the volume OF business transact.
ed on the exchange during the past
year was thC largest recorded since
1880 The total reported sales amount
ed 90 S5t6.l5u bags. or about i.25O.OtJ
bags more than In the previous year
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cavalry regiment for the Kentucky SER
vice. Confederate States OF America
la this regiment he was subsequently,
made lieutenant colonel. a rank he
held at the close Of the war. lie served
with distinction In the army OF the
Tennessee under Generals Morgan and
Bragg and under Breckenridge In vlr-
glnia. and surrendered with 5 regi-
meni AT Appomattox.
In 1875 he was elected governor on
the Democratic ticket. After retiring
in the executive office he was elected
10 the Forty ninth congress and re-
elected 10 the Fifiieth. Fifty-hrst. FIJI
ty-second. Fifty-third and Fifty fourth
sessions.
For twelve years he was a member
OF the committee on foreign Affairs OF
the house. lie was also a member OF
the committees on coinage and weights
and measures and the Worlds fair and
private land claims.
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M.tI Carri.r A.....,n.,.h.

Gainesville Tex. Jan. i0-At Balm.
a postoiiice In this county. while sit
ting in his house Thursday morning.
converslug with his mother. Sll Petit.
n star route mail carrier out OF Gaines
Vile. was assaxinated. The murder
er's bullet passed through a window.
and striking the victim IN the head
caused almost instant death. The sher-
~ and posse went at once 10 the scene
and telephone message from one %
the deputy sheriffs gave the informa-
ton that klnsman OF the murdered
man had been arrested and would be
brought here
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KENTUCKY SENATOR.
Congressman McCreary Nominated
by Democratic Caucus.
HE WILL BE ELECTED
The Nominee l. Prominent In Ken.
tuCky's IliStorJ--Nas Confed-
crate Soldier. Governor and
Present Congressman.

Frankfort. Jan. lO.-Standing on tho
ros'rum Of the old hall Of representa-
| tiyes u the Kentucky capitol where
nearly 30 years ago he began bis pub-
/ lie career. Hon. James -. McCreary OF
Madison county accepted the nomiua-
ton Of the Democratic party to sue
coed William J. DebOe iu the senate Of
the United States lie received the
nomination boy vote Of C2 20 81 over
! Circuit Judge James l.. Cantrlll Of
Scott county He viii be elected by
the general assembly 10 joint session
on Tuesday of next week over Senator
Dcbuc. who was Endorsed by the no
publlcans for reelection.
The Democratic caucus was harmo.
nious throughout. the only surprise
being that sprung several hours before
II cOnyened-tho Withdrawal OF Con-
gresham Charles X Wheeler and Da-
Vid IL. Smith. who had been IN the
contest for the past year. They with
drew only when II became apparent
that McCreary would be nominated
and Judge Cantrill remained In the
race only to receive complimentary
vote.
Twenty-Five senators and II repre-.
seniatiyes were present. one by proxy. /
Senator w A. Byron nominated ex-
Governor McCreary. and Representa-
tive El Brown Of Nelson county. one
OF the youngest members OF the house.
presented the name OF Judge James r.
Cantrlll for the nomination. Then
came the vote.
Senators Byron and Cantrill and
Representative Brown notified the
nominee OF the caucus action and es-
sorted him TO the house. lie accepted
he nomination and pledgee himself 10
always be faithful to his constituents
md to his country.
For 20 years James "a Mccreary has
zen prominent In Kestucky's history
Ie frst came into no,s W 1852. when
. assisted In raising he Eleventh
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Onions for 1908.

The great st. Louis World's
Fair comes off in 1903, this will be
the opportunity for live truck grow
ers of this section to catch up by
making arrangements now to
raise crop for that occasion. II
there should be forty or one hun
dred car load of Onions raised at
Rock Island it would not affect the
market in ST. LOUIS in 1908.
1t is now just the time to begin
to make calculation for a crop of
onions to come Off in April, May
and June 1903. Ground should
be selected, thoroughly fertilized
put in condition for planting out
the onions from the seed beds.
The amount of seed should be
determined upon and arrangements
made by which pure, fresh seed,
true to name can be had without
fail. The kind should be settled
upon and the time Of planting fixed
so that when harvested they can
be shipped by the car load otherwise
the express charges will eat up all
our profit. At least fifty or one
hundred acres should be plant ed
wSc....Il,1 enable the growers to ship
by the car and make some money. !
This arrangement can be carried |
,ut TO perfection without interior
ng in the least with any other crop |
Or business. Whatever data ,infor- |
nation or papers we possess on
,nions shall gladly be given to
hose who ask it. All such infor.
nation will be published in the
Herald.-Rock Island correspond.
mt Hallettsville Herald.
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JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
Daughter. Of the CoBfsdersoy Ash n Bs
Not Played at Lexington

Not Played At Lexington.
Lexington. KY. Jan. lO-The Lex
ington chapter. United Daughters o.
the Confederacy. have sent a written
petition to Charles B. Scott. manager
OF the Lexington opera house. asking
that the play Uncle Toms Cabin"
never be presented again at the opera
house here They give reasons that
the best citizens and old families liy-
lug In and about Lexington were once
slave owners. as heritage not OF their
own choosing. that Incidents OF Uncle
Toms Cabin are not typical Of slave
life In the south. but OF isolated cases.
that the production OF the play and its
being advertised with bloodhouuds; and
pictures OF the old negro In chains
and the slave owner with whip in
hand. give false idea ~ the history Of
the times 20 the children % the city
and Is disrospectful 10 southern gentle
men and good citizens. and their own
families living In this part OF the coun.
try Petition Is signed by four OF the
most prominent women OF the chapter
aud endorsed unanimously by the
members. II has created a sensation
here.
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Gamma. su. Uod.r sherman Act.

Washington. Jan. l0.-On direct
authority the statement il made that
Attorney General Knox told Attorney
General Douglass OF Minnesota that IL
would be impossible TO bring suit an
nulllng the Northwestern railway
merger under the Sherman antitrust
law. This statement was a great dis
appointment TO the men who have been
following the lead OF the governor OF
Minnesota In an effort TO break up the
combination. because they had ex-
pected Attorney Central Knox to fol-
low up their proceedings in the SUI
preme court with suit under the
Sherman law.
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PRINCE VICTOR COMING.
He WIN visit tho Uniisd st-te.. soms
HeIIev. To Marry

New York. Jan. lO-Prince Victor OF
Savoy will leave Rome. Italy. next
week for a trip to the United States
The prince is fourth In line OF success.
sion to the throne OF Italy. Prince
Victor visited the United States In
1897 II is rumored throughout Italy
that he is being sent to America to
break OF an unfortunate attachment
His uncle. however. Is believed to have
sent him TO learn as much as he could
OF the institutions OF America, and es.
pscially the military establishments,
as Prince Victor Is destined FOR a mil.
itary career.
Il ls generally believed In Rome,
however. that Prince Victor returns 90
carry word that the consent Of his roy
al cousin. now king Of Italy. has been
secured to his marriage with an Amer
lean heirass
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the ISTHxIAN CANAL.

Concede that the Panama Canal
is in some sense a known quality
and the Nicaragua canal is in part
an unknown one. Concede that the
Panama canal would be only so
miles long and the Nicaragua
Canal 1873. Concede that il might
cost little less annually to operate
Panama than the Nicaragua Canal.
Admit that these claims are true
all these things have long been
known to the American people, and
the selaried agents Of the Panama
scheme in harping upon them are
but thrashing old and worthless
traw. As TO length Of time be-
.ween port and port, the Nicaragua
route has the advantage Of one to
two days for all trade except that
TO the Western Coast Of South
America. The Nicaragua canal,
even on the calculation of the
French engineers, can be compile
ted in half the time that would be
needed to complete the Panama.
Strategicslly there is no COMPARE
son between the two. United
States control of the Panama route
is impossible, but in the case Of the
Nicaragua canal can be guaranteed.
However, all these questions
have been decided dozen times
N the last 30 years by the ablest
commissions of experts that the
United States Government could
,ather together. They have been
decided after costly and exhaustive
surveys, explorations, and inqui.
les, and they have been decided
always in favor of the Nicaragua
oute.-Chioago Inter.O Ocean.
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baltimore aud OHIO Impfo,.msp,.

Chicago. ~. Jan. 10 improvements
10 be made on the Baltimore and Ohio
system during 1902 will cost fully $50
100000 a large portion Of this sum is
10 be- expended on the lines west ot
Pittsburg 10 Chicago. This large sum
OF money was determined upon after a
careful inspection OF the system by
President Loroe and stan. followed by
detailed estimates hy the engineering
and operating stats OF what the sys-
tenn needs 10 place IL In perfect phys
ical condition.
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Mayer Of Havana Suspended.

Washington. Jan. i0.-While the ON
cials OF the war department will make
no official statement regarding the rea-
son for the suspension OF Miguel Gener
from the Office OF mayor OF Havana. by
order OF Governor General Wood. Il
II learned on good authority that such
action was the result OF an investiga-
ton into Mayor Gener's conduct rela-
tive to political affairs in Cuba In gen
eral and the recent presidential cleo
tons in particular. General Wood In
this matter has the approval OF the
secretary OF war
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Captain Cro..m.a Dead

New York. Jan iO.-Captain James
A. CroSsman. who was Ia command ~
the steamship Alliancla when. on
March s. 1895. she was fired on by a
Spanish cruiser on Cape May. Is dead
at his home In Jersey City. Three
shots were fred at the ship by the
cruiser. but Captain Crossman kept on
and brought his ship 90 New York.
The incident created considerable ex-
element and diplomatic adjustment
was required. During the civil war
Crossman served as an ensign In the
navy. Tie WAS born at Hudson. n. L..
bs years ago.
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AFFAIRS IN PHILIPPINES.
HuEhe. sa,. IL WIN Bs some Tim. he.
fore Troops Can B. Withdrawn.


San Francisco. Jan. lO-Brigadiet
General Robert p Hughes. who return.
ed from Manila on the transport War.
rem after three years service in the
Philippines. Is on leave OF absence
during which he will visit Washing
ton and other eastern cities. lie said
that while the situation In the Stands il
slowly improving. II would be a long
time before the troops can be with.
drawn or their number materially les
sened.
lie has very little faith IN the pro.
fessed friendship OF the FilipInos. ia
believes that their apparent acceptance
OF the new condition OF affairs Is die
tatcd largely boy self interest and that
al heart they have very little symDa-
thy with the Americans Strict mill
tary rule will be necessary for some
time TO come. he thinks.
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The Girls Industrial School com.
missioners will arrive at College 10y
the afternoon (i:22l passenger train
and will remain here until Monday
considering the advantages offered
for the location OF the school. A
committee will go to Hearne to meet
the commissioners and accompany
them TO College, and IL is expected
that other citi lens will drive out to
the college in the afternoon and meet
them. They will be brought to Bryan
whenever they choose TO come,
and, In word, their stay among us
will be made as pleasant and con-
venient to them a. possible.
The Bryan Telephone company has
put In an all-night operator, owing
to the growing demands of patrons.
The company expects in the near
future TO further accommodate sub
scribers who have sickness in the
family by calling them at any hour
they may desire to give medicine, as
well as to call those who desire to
catch night trains.
Mr.. J. z. McLendon, a prominent
Of WaNahachie. is In Bry-
an prospecting, and seems fayorably
with the business outlook.
The business houses have adopted
the Z o'clock closing rule. This
speaks well for our progressive bust
ness community.
Miss Loula Coulter has returned
rom Rockdale.
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ES-Governor - rbisf

Boston. Jan. 10-Admitting that his
picture Is IN the rogues gallery. and
that for period Of years he had been
familiar with the lowest depths OF
New York opium joints. yet pleading
for mercy from the court. Franklin ].
Moses. once governor ~ South Caro-
lima, was sentenced here 20 four
months imprisonment for the larceny
OF an ovcrcoat
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nId Nan. Mind nrr.nr.d-

New York. Jan. lO.-ChrlstoDhef
Miller. 90 years old. hanged himself in
the bath room OF his sons home here
a week ago the old man was much
grieyed by the death OF his sister-in.
law at the age OF 81 years. and his
mind was further upset by reading OF
the accident in the New York Central
tunnel Wednesday.
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Rsfu..d Up,n chin. ComplI.a.

Pekin. Jan. i0.-The French minis
ter. VI. Beau. refuses 20 present his
credentials until China fulhlls certain
demands Of the French government
The Joint audience Of foreign and the
new Chinese minister. which had been
arranged. has been postponed because
OF NJ. Beau's action.
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wnIl.r,. M,rch Arrn.. snmnr.

Washington. Jan. lO.-The navy de-
partment received the following ca.
blegram from Rear Admiral Rodgers
at Caylte: Waller reports having
completed a ten days march across Sa-
mar from Lanaug TO Bailey. Column
endured great hardshlps Killed 10 in
surgents. captured a captain. lieuten-
ant and four men"
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Abilene. Tex, Jan. i0-News has
been received here OF a shooting and
cutting ARRAY In Jones county. in
which I'd Coons was MORALLY stabbed.
the wounded man dying. Coons fired
three shots AZ Jesse Jackson. but in.
fiicted no serious wounds.
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Woman FATALLY nnrn.d.

Whltewright. Tex. Jan i0.-Mrs.
Howard. living near this place. was
perhaps fatally burned Tuesday while
burning stalks In a field. Her husband
was also badly burned about the
hands in attempting 20 extlnguish tho
flames.
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Railroad sold,

Weatherford. Tex. Jan. 10-Sheriff
ID. c. Brntton sold az execution sale
last Tuesday the Gulf and Brazos Val
ley railroad TO satisfy a judgment OBJ
tained In the district court al this place
In favor OF Robert Winder et al. Thu
property brought $4,000 and was
bought In by +. w. Cover OF Henrietta.
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Al tin. Jan. i0.--on account ~ the
numerous objections Of the railroads
to the commissions orders requiring
passenger trains 10 run on schedule
time. the former order is suspended
and Q rehearIng Is granted.
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The Falrest oner Evsr Made

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia
indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn take Rex dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
iacturers to refund the money IN ans
case they fail TO cure. Price so CEN
per package Remember the name
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. NJ. II. James
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas