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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-28
REruRNEp FROM WEDDING TOUR.


Mr.. and Mrs lssdofe Mcrris at Home
in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Morris arrived IN
the city sunday after a wedding tour that
embraced visit to most of the cities OF
the North and East They we're married
on October 10 at the home OF the bride IN
81. Joseph, Mo.
The bride was Miss Minnie May Kahn.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs A. Kahn of that
city. where abe had lived a number Of
years. and was known for her many charms
and virtues. Mr. Morris IS member OF
the hrm Of Morris Bros, one OF the lead
Ing clothing houses OF the city. He Is one
of Houston's progressive merchants aud
counts his friends by the score, Mr., and
Mrs Morris are at home at 1907 Walker
avcnre, aud will be warmly greeted by a
host Of acquaiutances.
IN an account Of the nuptials the Ga.
zette Of st. Joseph, No, has the follow
ing
Tho marriage OF Niss Minnie May kahn
and Mr. Isadore Morris Of Houston, Texas,
was celebrated yesterday evening at s
o'clock az the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. a. Kahn, AIS North Sixth
street.
The wedding was Of white the decora-
tons consisting OF white roses, which were
used in great profusion.
rhe chandeliers were draped In white
'sHi.'- wan ANihe AAAN ADDPo VI NhALp eALlh
ribbon.
At o'clock mandolin orchestra, sta
toned In the ball, played the brides favor
ito air from MendeIssohn, and the party
enterod-the bride with her father and
the groom with his brother, MIR. b. NJ.
Morris II sault ste Marie, Mich The
bridal party was grouped in front Of bow
window banked with palms where the
ceremony waa performed by Rabbi Schwnb.
rha bride, who is very beautiful girl
OF tue pure blonde type, wore trained
gown OF white satin, With tulle veil, and
she carried, In addition to her bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley, handsome Bible,
bound In white MORE.
After the ceremony an elaborate wed.
ding supper was served % the guests, all
Of whom were relatives or intimate
The brides goingaw gown was
tailor suit OF dark blue cloth, with hat
OF white brOadcloth
The young couple were the recipients
OF many costly mud beautiful gifts and
hundreds OF kilograms were sent from Mi
parts OF the country.
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No-Tsu-oh Attraotinna

Manager Jake schwsrs OF The No rsu.un
organisation informed a representative OF
The Post that he had secured the best llst
ef hish class attractions ever gotten TO.
sether In the south ana that It was
now doubiy assured thst from the opening
TO the closing OF the street Fair ana carni-
val something would be going on an the
time, unique, entertaining and Instructive.
ne closed contract yesterday with camp.
bcil hros. circus, perhaps Ne largest, ex-
cept one, nc present ON the road. Ihc AMI,
mals people aud paranhernalia OF this cir
Gus hi twenty three cars. rherc are three
brass hands, one drum corps ana steam
caNiope ana IN horses. The circus pnrauc
win be attached to an No rsu-Oh para,ies
during the Carnival. Arrangements nave
been made for balloon ascension and an
attractive prize VIII be ufferei Tor AN en-.
gagged couple TO ascend Ia the balloon TO an
extreme elevation ana he united IN the
bouds Of holy matrimony.
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A SUSPECT IN LIE TolLs.

Supposed to Be the Congress Avenue
Window Smasher.
City detectives arrested a young negro
man at S;45 yesterday afternoon upon sus.
picion OF being the party who broke into
and out Of Ben Finders haberdashery at
1909 Congress avenue at o'clock Sunday
night, and shattorlng the glass front door
with his fists when he made such a hasty
exit upon the appearance OF night watch
man at the back door. Tho principal evil
dence against him and upon which he was
held nj the police station last night is the
fact that he has 3 badly injured hand a
suspicious manner, and very nearly tallies
with the description given OF the burglar
by those who caught heeting glimpse OF
him as he passed them on his sprinting
ond, an account OF which was given in
The Post. yesterday. He claips TO be a
stranger here.
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ceek-piekson.

Yesterday morning at O'clock MIR. Gu.
gene A Cook and Miss Beulah Dickson
were united in tue bonds OF matrimony IN
the presence OF the family and a few i'm.
mediate friends of the contracting parties
at the Episcopal church, Rev. IA. u. ayes
officiating.
inc groom is a wen known young man in
this city, at present holding responsible
position in the transportation department
OF the san Antonio aud Arausas pass Al
No9kum, Texas. The bride is the lovely
anu accomplished daughter Of Major l.,
Dickson the efficient deputy county clerE
lhuer MI 20 f. Dupree, She ia OF an OLD
leNas family, her grandfather having
agent OF the state penitcnttary.
MT ana Mrs. Cook loft for their bridal
ulp ON the southern Pacihc for san An.
ferlo aud other leNas points Inc nest
wishes Of their many friends follow them
Tor the future years,
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AT SWEENEY q cooMss.
eruohi-5eldeni Company in "A Child
of Nature"

Peruohi-5eldeni Company in "A Child
of Nature"
A fairly large house rewarded the mem
bers of the above company In their pro-
auction Of "a Child OF nature last night.
Audiences and critics are proverbiaIly kind
to "ten-twent.thlrt' entertainments, and
last nights audience seemed fairly well
pleased with the efforts being made to
make them forget their troubles. The en-.
tire company were rather intense IN their
acting, and would BIO better for the eX-
ercise Of u little repression, Miss Bel
denl as a farmers daughter did very
well, hut her gold teeth did not at the
part then also Instead Of being CARRIED
In glngham she was gowned In STRAY
starched lawn, and 1t Is hardly natural in
even "a Child of Nature" to wear r skirt
50 short aud so stifhy starched as to cause
her TO resemble a ballet dancer, The play
was fairly well staged aud taken altogether
Il gave the people their moneys worth
This company will hold the boards ut 10.
DAYS matinee, tonight and tomorrow night.
Thursday night theater-goers will have
an opportunity to once more see Al e.
Fields famous Ministries.
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CITY skEWTlEs.

The Ladies' Reading club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs Cushing
The Main street Euchre club uill meet
this afternoon az ( o'clock at the residence
Of Mrs. q, I. Holt
Tonkapay tribe No. 5, Independent order
Rcd Men, celebrated the orders tenth an
nivcrsary last evening.
There will be general political meet.
Ing az Williams store near Emancipation
pNrk Wednesday night.
Tho ladies' NJ the Eastern Star. Ransford
chapter Is, will give a social tomorrow
evening" at the Masonic oemple.
The Indies ~ ST. MoTN's Guild will give
sock social this evening at the residence
az Mrs. Captain Walker, corner Montgom-
cry and Hogan streets.
There are undcllvered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union relegrnnh
company for W L. McCarty Npilv & Co.
ton Hattie West, Mrs. Tilda Waller ana
Frank a. Gaul.
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length Of time required for the trial Of the
case. the attorneys for both sides an.
nounced the opinion that the case would be
concluded today. Court then adjourned
until 3 o'clock this morning.
There Is a good deal Of interest mani.
Tested IN the trial, as all Of the parties
were well known IN tho city.
DR.. A. p. De Lipcsey came 10 Houston
from San Antonio about two years ago,
since which time BIC bad practlced medicine,
making a speciality Of diseases OF the eye
and ear. He was highly educated, speak.
ing several l1nguages ruently. he was 0
prominent member Of two or three local
lodges, and the tragedy that ended his life
greatly shocked the public at the time OF
It's occurrence.
D. u. williams. who. It is allegel, fred
the fatal shot. had resided 10 the city many
years. and was dealer In real estate, hay-
lnR an office 90 Main street
The taking Of testimony In the case will
begin early this morning AS yet the line
of defense has not been disclosed.
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REGrsrRArIoN ELSEWHERE.
INQUEST STILL OPEN.
Murder Theory Exploded in Regard K
Killinu OF Tavor.

The inquest being conducted by Justice
]. c. Matthews over the remains Of VIII
lam Taylor, the contracting painter Killed
by Fannin street car at the corner Of
holman avenue yesterday morning at 1910,
is still open, but will be closed today uu.
less additional and at present unlocked for
evidence In the case is adduced in the
meantime.
Some OF deceased's friends conducted an
Investigation Of his movements Sunday
night prior to the accident, but thus fur
have failed to connect anybody with the
killing. They were under the impression
that, from tho fact Of Taylor being far
away from home and IN a portion OF the
city at late hour perhaps he might have
been drugged and placed on the track by
enemies, but a careful Investigation has
exploded that theory, as he was not known
to have an enemy, and several dollars IN
money and hia watch were found on the
remains, showing that robbery could not
have been n motive
The remains will be inferred at 10 o'clock
this morning In the German cemetery,
funeral services being conducted from the
undertaking parlors Of Ross g. Wright.
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THE FIGURES
show that somebody is neglecting bis
duty by failing to REGISTER.

sums and Mr.. Brown anticipates no trouble
In tracing them. The largest warrants now
outstanding are for about 500 and there
are only two or three Of these.
The Insurance companies who took out
suhrogations when they paid their policies
on the market house are now Intervening
In the suit which the city has instituted
against the water company TO recover dam,
ages sustained by the market house are
as a result Of the company's failure to
furnish a sufficient water pressure. The
consequent litigation which viii follow
Will be OF much interest
The meeting Of the hospital committee.
which was TO have been held yesterday
afternoon In the city health office for the
purpose Of Investigating the work OF the
committee did not think themselves legal
" authorized 10 act and they referred the
matter 70 the civil service committee as
being more within the jurisdiction of that
body.
The board Of public works will meet TO
night 10 continue their inspection Of the
specifications Of the new market house.
The conference Of city Engineer Dormant
aud Aldermen Kohlhaun. Pulls Miller,
Thompson, Watkins, Street, Keller aud
Archer with the representatives, OF the In
ternational and Great Northern in regard
TO the Congress Avenue tunnel which was
10 have taken place yesterday morning,
has been indefinitely postponed.
The delay was caused by the absence OF
Engineer j, u. Trammell Of the lnterna-
tlonal and Great Northern. who has not
yet completed his plans and specifications.
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OR. RIOS WEDDING ANNouNcgp.

It Will Occur in Waco Early in De-
cemher.
Waco papers have announced tie we'd
ding of Miss Georgia Plunkett Of that city
to Dr. S. C. Rcd OF Houston, to take
placs early in December. This announce.
ment is OF especial interest 10 houston
society people on account OF the prom.
inence and popularity OF the PARTIES con
cerned. Miss Plunkett has made frequent
vista 10 Houston and hos mnny friends
here, Or. Red Is one OF the city's most
prominent physicians He has been on.
gngcd In the practice with Dr. D. II. Stuart
as a citizen SNN
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HEAVIEST REGISTRATION
GREATER INTEREST AMONG THE
VOTERS YESTERDAY.
Total Of 5f2 Certificates lssued--Still
Over 500 Less Than Last--only
Two More Days.

There was a considerable Increase IN the
registration yesterday. but as the books
win close after Wednesday. the improve
ment for the next two days viii have to be
still more marked, else the registration VIII
be the smallest for several elections The
registration yesterday was 5i@- OF these
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ORIGIN "a nIFFIcIL.rN
INpIcTAn InINr1.Y

The present grand jury returned an in.
dictmcnt Jointly charging un three Of the
defendants with the murder of DR.. De Lin.
csey.
When the case was called Yesterday
morning both the state and the defendants
announced ready for rial, and as neither
TO trial "'"'
Tne defendants are represented by Cole.
man and Abbott, while District Attorney
); '. Lea is assisted In the prosecution ~
non q. Hutchinson and Ben Campbell
out ot venirc ~ 200 men drawn for tbr
case service was secured on 1888 or these
40 were examined before a Jury wns
chosen, the twelfth Juror being secured M
40 o'clock IN the afternoon.
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CONVENTION OF NEGROES.

Prominent Representatives OF Race Over
the State VIII Attend.
a convention Of the negro men Of rexas
viii be held in Houston Thursday and Fri.
day to discuss problems of general iutcr.
est 10 the race Delegates viii be here
from all parts Of the state aud he con-
Ncntion viii be Il most important one
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Celtic Club elects Officers.

The Celtic club, an organization Of local
lrish,American citizens recently formed
aud chartered for plrely social purposes.
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock In
tho parlors II the Rice hotel and held
the following result: William O'Conncr
president; Frank j. smith. vice president,
y, w Cronan secretary; Edmund Browne,
BeNspfti' James H, Grogan, John II
Browne, =. 4. Moroney. trustees The
new club starts out under favorable aus.
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IN MUNICIPAL CIRCLES
SCHOOL WARRANTS COMING IN TO
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS.
Insurance Companies intervening in Suits
81 City Against Water Company.
Notes of Interest.

The expert accountants OF Messrs. Has.
k1ns Sells announce that the school war.
rants are slowly but surely coming IN. aud
all that have reached their hands have been
satisfactorily accounted for
There are etill outstanding about 1000
worrants, but most Of these are for small
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cauaht from GASOLINE stov,.

4 Ore at 6:2S yesterday morning ON
the premises at a13 Jackson street owned
py Mrs. r. Hart and occupied BY G. NJ.
Downoy. was caused by window curtain
coming In contact With the fame from a
gafoline stove, rbd department soon OK
unsalshed the ire before more than
tFlnins amount ~ damage had been done.
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reNas eowlInn Leanue

Inc Texas Rowling league met last night
at Turner han rne Magnolia Sowing
club and the drummer GagtenSrreln eluo
we're admitted 20 membership rue STATE
league win meet az Turner han on Thanks
giving evening, at when TINS Individual
medals will be awarded
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ELEcTRlc HALFWAY Line.
Now Project Part Of Proposed v, {
and N. Railway.

wow TFoJcGh FdIh o. FfCpOsGQ VS. .,
and N. Railway.
A petition for franchise and right oil
way over Walker avenue from Main street
10 the city limits was presented to the
& council yesterday afternoon by Major
{. c. Waller and associates, who contem
plate building an electric line from Hous.
ton to Galveston.
The project will be backed by the million
dollar trust company which Major Waller
is TO organize and will be a part OF the
proposed Nelasco, Brazos and Northern
railroad. Both roads win be financed 10y
the same body Of capitalists.
II Is not yet known as to whether the
entire route has been selected or not. The
petition which was presented to the coun-
ell yesterday was laid over until the next
meeting. aud until that body takes some
action the new scheme Will remain more
or less In the dark.
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Found Dead n "a

sam Vaughn, eolored barber, residing
az 81 odin avenue. WAS found dead Ia
oea az 40 Yesterday morning. The Off
GERS VERY notified Of the occurrence and
Justice J. q. Matthew'S was called h. -
inquest the remains. rendering A yerdtet
90 death due FROM heart disease Wesf
helmer took charge Of the remains
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Revival MoetIrc

At tho Mckee street Methodist church
last night Rev. G. p. Garrett preached )
strong sermon from the text: 1--WE shall
Christ There was much interest In ths
services. and one accession 10 the church
Preaching today az $3.50 p. ~. and also al
$50.
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Winfield Scott Alexander.

Winfield Scott Alexander. aged years.
died az the home Of his parents at Houston
lielsnts sunday night Inc funeral took
day, Rev Ammons officiating.
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but selected harley-malt and best hops ar,
used 10 the product Of the Auheuser- Ruseh
Brewing Assn. This insnres rho wholc
scnenese OF their brands, Budweiser. Fsuef
Black 4 Tan. Exquisite. Psie-Larcr. IS.
Port Pale. AnAeuBsr standard.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
James K. Mitchell.

James n, the infant son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
&. {. Mitchell, died at their home. laos
liusk avenue, Sunday night, The funeral
took place at p IN, yesterday, with inter. |
ment IN the German cemetery
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BY keeping the liver active the svster, 4.
clea9aed q impurities and IS enabled 70
OXlDlNE Is the best Liver and Mslar,s,
Ionlc sold. Ash youe dguggiat.
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HON, j, o. CUNNINGHAM HERE.

believes poII Tax Amendment win Carry
in State.
Hon. ]. D. Cunningham OF Terrell. state
revenue agent, spent yesterday in Hous.
ton Mr.. Cunningham came down from
Waco, where he paid BRIEF business wish.
From observations made on his humorous
drlps NO thinks that the constitutional
+ tn% oIn reluiting voters 10 pay poll
state. Ff'~ W 'HS
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A ouarsntsed cure for pII,s.

Itching Blind Bleeding or ProtrudIna
Piles Your druggist Will refund Sour
money II PAzo OINTMENT fails 10 cure
Sou % ctntA
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A WORTHY CONTRIBUTION.
Colonel Fall Receives SOS for Dick
Bowling Monument.

UuWNWU WUWUWent,
One Of IIouston's prominent merchants
who modestly forhids his name to be made
public. yesterday presented Colonel Philip
Fan with S25 in cash for the Dick Dow.
ling monument fund This makes 5000
which The colonel has collected during the
past week by his own efforts alone
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Iron fences at picket fence prices Y
for our catalogue.
Church and cemetery fences q sp.ai1
TEXAS ANCHOR FENCE co.
Fort Worth, Texas,
J. r. SHELTON, Manager.
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WILLIAMS CASE ON TRIAL
Father and Two Sons Charged With
Killing Dr.. De Lipcsey.
NO SEVERANCE OF DEFENDANTS ASKED.
Witnesses viii Be Heard Todsy--Par-
tiouars OF the Killine--Muoh Inter
est 10 Manifested.

The case OF the state VS.. D. E. williams
Burnett Williams and Harold Williams
charged with the killing Of Dr. A. e. De
Lipcscy. was called IN the criminal district
court yesterday morning.
The circumstances Of the killing sS re.
lated BY eyewitnesscs at the time are sub.
stontlally as follows; About o'clock on
the afternoon Of July II last Or. e A..
DE- Lipcsey drove UP In front Of the Moore
Burnett building on Texas avenue. He
hitched his horse on the opposite side Of
the street ana with a small sdtchel In his
hand started toward the entrance Of the
an Office.
Three men. who were afterword ascer.
tained to have been d f. williams, a real
estate agent of 307i5 Main street, and his
two sons Burnett and Harold aged re-
spectlvely about 21 and 10 years, APP
preached him. a very brief conversation
young men struck Dr. De Lircsey blow ia
tho face. Then both Of the young men
began striking him over the head with
cuhs.
Dr. De Lipcsey retreated down tho alley
toward the entrance 20 the rear door II
j. o. Ross Office, followed by all three ~
the men As he retreatcd. Dr.. De Lipcsey
held the satchel he carried IN his hand
aloft lr order TO protect his head and face.
l)r, De Llpcsey entered Ross office fret,
being followed inside by all three Imme-
hitNClN ullef tner entrance INTO the ouice
pisto' shot was fred Dr. De Lipcsey
fell TO the door with bullet wound In tine
Npck, from which the blood flowed I'm a
stream 10 was assisted to a couch aud TN
e Tow minutes expired Only one wound
Was discovered and only one shot wac 1red.
This shot was from 32-caliber pistol.
pistol was found on the floor by the
side ~ the dying man. Immediately after
the shot was fred Williams and hls Two
sons eft the office by a door which leads
laet the elevator 10 the rear entrance. As
they left the building. one of the Young
men remarked, according TO tho testimony
Of witness nj the cnrouer's inuue,t:
XII him"
After leaving the builing whore tho XIII.
ing occurred, u. Y. williams It Is alleged
went To MS office on Main street. but re-
manned there only u few moments. when
ne came out. aud. meeting Sergeant RAY
surrendered 10 him and was taken To- the
city iaii and locked up, refusing to make
Burnett and Harold Williams returned 70
their home and few hours aficrward, ON
the same evening, were arrested by the
sherin ana locked up In the county jail.
ORIGIN OF DIFFICULTY.
The origin Of the trouble that led to the
Killing is said 10 have been the Stamping
In the face OF a son OF d. r.. Williams by
Dr. De Llpcsey, who had him employed MS
IN Office boy. The boy reported tho mat
Ter to his father, whose anger thereat was
greatly aroused.
When taken before Justice Matthews for
preliminary hearing the defendants
waived examination and were ali three re
lnlnded 70 JAN without bond.
Inc dcfcndruts made no effort to secure |
9 release under writ OF habeas corpus and
nave been In joll ever since their arrest
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
FOR CONGRESS-
FOR STATE SENATE san
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Patrick Egan
Geo. B. Griees
ron Rockwell Hosfins
FOR DISTRICT JUDGES
~ W. P. Harnblen
FOR COUNTY JUDGE-A
FOR COUNTY ATToRSiFsys
FOR DISTRICT cLER iKsoaef'
~ Henry Albrecht
30, a. Ed F. Dupree.
Oh CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATTcpv,
FOR TAX coLEB y LEA. =
FOR SHERIFF. = 0'4sa
Eop cor,,,rA. 3; Anderson.
L. Il. N. schneIdar
FOR COUNTY TREAsTRERl
John Farmer
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SttiipT-
Il. 3. ClIne
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
William Bradburn.
FOR COUNTY C0SIMIS'R Pre n
D, Super, ST., -
FOR COUNTY CoMMls'R' pree "a.
FOR COUNTY CoMHIs'R Prsc y,
Carl Hlldebrand ~
FOR COUNTY CoAiAiISiR. p,ac n,
Theo. Zube
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pre- IA
J. E Matthews. Z
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec \,
NJ. +. Bell
]. e. Idlebrook.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pre- IA
Chas. A. TomllBson,
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. N.
e, S. Charplot.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pree M
Thos. PevotauI.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pre- N
NJ, Mcdonald.
FOR CONSTABLE, Prec. No. l.
w. ". Glass,
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec. No. g.
Herman Imaof.
FOR CONSTABLE, Prec. No. g.
], j. Blaske,
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Marriage Lioenses.
Eugene A. Cook 10 Miss Beulah piekson
William Dragon 10 Miss Minnie Carlton
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sums and Mr.. Brown anticipates no trouble
In tracing them The largest warrants now
outstanding are for about 500 and there
are only two or three Of these.
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Ing the inAamed mem
branes to heal when
the mucous discharges
cease, and the damage
done to the health Is
soon repaired. S. S. S.
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The conference Of CITY Englneer DC

The board Of public works will meet TO
night 10 continue their inspection Of th'
specifications Of the new market house.