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OVERLOOKED.
There Are Patent Medicines and
Remedies Without Number for Every
Dlsease and Afflletion hut One.

There Are Patent Medicines and
Remedies Without Number for Every
Disease and Affictlon but One.
prominent physician was recently asked
why Il was that there are 30 many blood
purifiers" NERVE tonics" ana remedies for
every m. except pne OF the most common
and annoying, viz, piles. He replied there
are two principal reasons, First physicians
and people IN general have thought that
the only permanent cure for piles was
surgical operation. that medicinal prepare.
lions were simply palliative. Another rca-
son is that piles Is In no sense or the word
an imaginary disease. the sunerer from
piles Is very much aware OF the fact. aud
Tor this reason the few so-called pile Balves,
ointments, etc, nave teen short-iiyed. The
patient very soon discovered their inefh-
He kays further. fortunately. however.
there Is a new remedy for piles which, judg.
log from It's rapidly growing popularity.
viii soon take the place OF all other treat.
ment; it has certainly made astonishing
cures IN this obstinate disease and It's
merit has made Il famous among physicians
and wherever Il has been introduced This
remedy IS sold BY all druggists under the
name of Pyramid Pile Cure
From the immediate relief which the
Pyreinid Pile Cure gives IN ell forms OF
piles many physicians supposed II con
famed opium, cocaine or some similar sub.
stance, but upon analysis - was found 10
be perfectly free from anything OF the
Kind, and that the instant RELIEF and cure
which follows ne use - rather the result
Of rs remarkable healing, soothing action
The Pyramid Pile Cure Il the only rem.
edy except q surgical operation, which I'm.
medlateiy relieves and permanently cures
II IA sold 81 druggists Al 90 cents and 81.
or BY mail from Pyramid Drug Co. Mar.
shall, Mich
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an INDEX.

FIRST PAGE.
The report on the title of the Panama
company.
President at work on the message.
Rooeevelt's attitude toward the negro.
SECOND.
Sporting news.
FOURTH.
Foreign news.
FIFTH.
Telegraphie news.
SIXTH.
Texas political news.
Galveston budget.
Beaumont budget
SEVENTH.
Half Tones by Telegraph.
Manufacture Of Ghosts.
EIGHTH.
Ownership Of Coal Mines.
Arguments on Poll Tax Amendment.
The Congressional Elections.
NINTH.
Report on the Confederate Home.
statement OF occupation taxes
TENTH.
Government bulletin on the rsHss Louis
lans oil Geld
Beaumont oil news,
ELEVENTH..
Railroad news.
FOURTEENTH.
LEGAL courts ---.--
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TEXAS.


aae board OF managers and the superin-
,alsnt OF the Confederate home recon-
s1- aa changes In the law governing the
,. sasre are now ss7 students in the uni
me case Of State of Colorado VI. Reed
y great interest TO the cattlemen of
us'ness men Of Galveston win build a
rssl Tor the West Indian trade.
s0nn Harris was convicted 40 Paris Of
y murder Of Marshal Hin Of Blossom and
- gwen the death penalty.
Siallfai Schley has arrived at Galveston.
e ne viii spend the next three days.
s.as' Az catholic cathedral at Dallas is to be
penloht Is to have a big modern hotel.
v1eetlon has been withdrawn from the
mills az Beaumont.
!, important decision has been rendered
M s'umoEt. wherein u small company
So cheap contract was released. be-
'ae contract had been assigned.
~, OIL vein has been found between
Lake and Beaumont.
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THERE viii ed NO STRIKE.

Southern Pacific Employees Demands
viii Be Anioahy Settled.
Oakland. Cal. october 25..-rhe prevail.
ing sentiment among tho railroad employees
OF the Southern Pacific company is that
there win be no strike. but that an AMIGA
BILE settlement OF all tAe demands which
have been made by tho various unions will
be arrived at. The willingness Of the com
pany TO confer WITH the men will, Il rs be.
ilcVod, have the effect Ok undertaking what
ever ncticn may be taken Many OF thu
union men stand In the highest favor with
the company, and there Is very strong
sentiment among the men aguinst attompi-
Ing 10 secure better wages by strike meth
obs. The men consider thoir demands Just
and believe that by calling the attention
Of tho company oGiclula to their wants
gradually they wiz be granted
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CUSTOMS ESTIMATES.
Liverpool Man Tells How He Arrives
- Honcbteionp

Liverpool Man Tells How He Arrives
at Conclusions.
New York. October 25.--Arthur ]. Buston,
the Liverpool cotton expert. sailed for home
on the Cunard liner Lucania today. HN
estimate OF II 10000 bales as tho outturn
Of the growing crop attracted much atten-
ton In cotton circles. Mr. Buston was
asked to explain his system OF estimating
the crop. He said; My system II Simply
this: i drive about twenty-five TO forty
niles out OF a city and visit identically the
enme fields as ! did on my trip the pre-
cedlng year. take an average OF ave
stalks on each field and count the bolla on
tbem aud al the end OF the day / have tho
nyornpe number OF boils which gives mo
my yield per acre In that locality. lf, for
example. / nave thirteen bnlls as an aver
age, as against ten previous year, l am
ouite convinced that the district Is giving
n big Increase. continue this same ays-
TEN throughout the country year after
year
ought to cover more land: but one pnir Of
hands can not do It, But II the government
would send out a man 10 onch state TO re-
port to the bureau OF statistics the average
number OF bolls PER acre, the government
would have an absolute cheek on tho re
ports received. and the bureau would not
then get far wrong.
II have. OF course, 10 take the govern
ment figures OF acreage as my basis for
compilation, but at the same time note
the acreage around me as | proceed on my
trip, and | give my own Impression Of
acreage full weight In making up my esti-
mate. find II necessary TO add certain
amount for Increase for we ali know tho
government underestimntes the acreage
and the government knows It. / have also
10 estimate the chrry-oyer.
"As / have already said In my report,
this crop has been damaged by advertise
ment Damage reports have been sent out
10 every place that have been. The farm.
err naturally anxious TO get n good Drlce
for his cotton, IS quite ready 10 al ia q
form which Mr.. So ana So may send him.
Here Is the great difficulty which the gov
eminent Is having, for the government cor
respondent has been told beforehand TO re.
port a small crop--he has been told what 10
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EOREIGN.


Aing Edward and Queen Alexandra re-
selseo royal welcome at Guild hall, Lon.
oon BY the lord mayor.
uaina is watching Russia's movements
Z Aanehuria In the anticipation Of a plan
2 grab the territory.
le administration of relief to the suf-
,ssefs on st. Vincent island is sharply crit
issso by prominent people there.
Afs Dickinson, the sister of the late
slaFes Parneil, is trying to discourage
s01a hedmond's scheme to build "A monu-
nsnt to Parnell.
areyolution is brewing In Honduras and
w break out as soon as the election has
BEEN held.
~ me Cuban treaty is now in the hands Of
President Palma.
!, senator culIom says there is no DOUBT OF
Nv W. Ultimate acquisition OF the Danish
pnt indies by the United States.
me white officers with the British
y, which was attacked by the Mad Mul-
S 4. nad hard time preventing a greater
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SPORT

The Memphis baseball club Is no longer a
member OF the National Association Of Base.
ball Leagues. The Southern league VIII
meet TO discuss the matter.
Another worlds record in pacing was
made at Memphis. Several horses gave
great exhibitions Of speed.
Advance Guard defeated wyeth and Blues
IN fine race at Morris Park.
Lucien' Appleby made a remarkable race
at the Worth track.
The autumn meeting OF the LAtonia
Jockey club opened yesterday.
A. and NJ o, Varsity o. and both sides
claimed the better Of 1t.
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1oM IoHNsoMs cAMPAleN.

John r. Mclean and the Enquirer Were
Scored by the Speakers.
CINCINNATI obio. October 25.-Mssor
Tom L. johnson OF Cleveland closed his
STAY Of three DAYS here fought With an
either crowded tent He held meetings this
afternoon and evening 10 different parts ~
tha c,tr and AZ ali the rallies denounced
Tohn r Mclean. both as leader OF the
democracy ard IS publlahsr ot the En-
he meetings In JoahsoH tent here this
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v,l,able Papers Recovered.

Fort Worth. Texas. October 25.--sam
Lew. who lost valuable papers Thursday
nIght through the blowing OF the safe In
the Casey swasey lidNir house, today. re-
ce,,srad them. letter addressed 20 him
- rralisd through the poEtofice with q
snee,sj delivery stamp on n was handed
* M Levy late this afternoon. givlng
affections where the papers were hid. The
shieScs had placed them under q pile OF
,,-shsy They left no Identification By
,gh1rh the officers might follow them up;
Otficsrs however, are TRYING 70 unravel
the casa
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MOB WAS FOOLED.

Prise ners Had Been Removed from Jail
at Many.
Many. Ia. october 25.--About Ii o'clock
last night a mob Of 200 collected here and
demanded OF the sheriff THE two negro
prisoners, Wiley and wv Corners, charged
with the killing Wednesday night Of r.
II. Sessions. brakeman on the Kansas CITY
Southern on suggestion OF the sherin
q committee OF three went with him
through the iail. but were disappointed In
mot finding the prisoners At early night
ran they we're spirited sway In farm
The sheriff saws they are safely incarcerat-
Oh elsewhere.
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80 stook show cIonnd.

lean Royal Live Stock show closed today.
crowd was given a last opportunity 10 view
the FLOODED stock. The show has been
the most successful ever held here. Ii -
estimated that 100000 persona attended the
for admissions amounted 10 as much as
the admissions for all the previous shows
combined
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton values were almost stationary, on
conflicting crop reports.
A slight reaction occurred in the grain
market from the lower prices Of the pre-
vious day and all grains advanced frac-
tlon.
The stock market was active and higher
at the opening, but dullness set in later
and continued to the close.
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aRAvE RoRaERY cAaEs.

twenty-five Indictments Were Returned
by the Grand Jury.
Indianapolis, October 25-Thc grand jury
mis- afternoon returned y partial report In.
GLIDING twenty-five indictments IN tho
grave robbery cases that have been under
consideration FOR tho last three weeks
OF the whoie number Of indictments return.
Cd, ten we're made known. They are
pgalnst those alleged 70 30 directly con-
csrned Ia the theft Of bodies.
IN each Of tue indictments against them
It was charged that the stolen bodies were
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in the senatorial race In the Twentieth
district as an independent
Green and Lyon are said TO have come
to an agreement between themselves
Morris Sheppard was nominated for con
eress In the First district to succeed his
father.
Travis county commissioners have de-
cided to place both Faubion and Rountree
on the democratic ticket
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aoRMAN AS A PROPHET.
Says the Next tlepse Win Be Demo-
rrafie

Says the Next House Win Be Demo-
cratic.
Baltimore, October Ex-senator Gormnn.
who seldom appears In the role Of a poiiti-
cal prophet, talks more confidently OF dem.
ocratic Success IN the coming congressional
elections than he has for years.
He processes TO believe that the demo
crata Will control tho new house OF rep
resentatives, and that two and probably
three, democratic congressional candidates
In Maryland will DO elected.
He said today that he expected 70 SEQ
his old friend Fred Talbot pull through
In tho Second district, Major Denny's cleo
tion In the Fourth, be said, seemed assured
and both Mr.. German and Governor Smith
profess 20 think james BIlegood, the anti
Bribery candidate, will be elected Ia the
First district
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POLITICAL.

NJ l-Fresident Cleveland win make a po-
Congressman.
senator German says the democrats are
'st'sln Of the next house.
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HOUSTON.

Negro mems county convention elects
delegates to the State meeting to be held
here this week
Meeting OF democratic executive commit
tee.
The Southern Pacific Land and Immisra-
tlon agents held meeting,
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RAILROADS.

Warrants have been sworn out for the
engineer and conductor Of the freight train
which caused the recent wreck at Lewis.
Urish Lofts new road will get backing in
Live Oak county.
Mr.. Morrison states officially that the
o. B. Of r. r. is not contemplating
strike
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nolAi neNs'
Fir lEENIH,
10y nleV ,,
SIXTEENTH.
soutne'n Facinc iaho AGENTS
L'cai news
SEVENTEENTH.
Local news.
me music department
SIXTEENTH
hultoliA"'
NINETEENTH
Literary matter.
TWENTIETH.
Commercial newe'
TWENTY-FlRST.
Commercial news
TWENTY-SECOND.
Want ads
TWeNTY-IHlRD.
Want ads.
TWENTY-FouRTH.
Want ads
rwENrY-slxTH
STANLEY snepcers VOYAGE over London.
rwENTY-sEvENTH.
Relics from ST Pierre.
plan TO protect the Sphinx.
TWENTY-ElGHTH.
coorr. Ads,s Modern Fable
some Municipal Mistakes.
TWENTY-NlNTA.
Roumanian Jews starTe on the etfe''''
THlRTIETH.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

~, q" among the republicans leaders
co.. ne Fifteenth district congressional
Use Ia a lively one.
s.ssste y Prldgen. one Of Burkltt's Hen
Res y opposed 70 Scott and gives bic
49, therefor al some length.
sad Fsablcn has decided to star
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
1oday'S Weather
Fls and cooler.
DOMESTIC.

D., Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated
president OF Princeton university Former
President Grover Cleveland delivered the
principal address
The president has denied i've applicants
tcs pardon and granted two communications
Of sentence
Attorney General Knox renders the opin-
sn that the Panama Canal company can
dive valid title to the canal.
Recorder Wright Of the anthracite coal
strike commission has received replies from
ne coal operators saying they will appear
before tho commission Monday.
Recorder Carroll D. Wright has been
sppointed full member OF the coal strike
commission.
MI Buston Of Liverpool has disclosed his
ueuod Of making cotton crop estimates.
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Prohibition Ticket.
For Member U. 8. Congress sth District
aEoRep W. CARROLL.
For lieutenant Governor
ARTHUR A EvERrS.
Bor comptroileN-
For state Treasurer
For Commissioners OF the General Land OF.
For Attorney General
For superintendent of Public instruction
For Railway COMMISSIONS
For Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court
peals-
For chief ., Justice Of the Court e Civil
For state Senator, istn District
For Representative, Gath District
For Judge, 6Sth judicial District
For Criminal District Attorney. Galveston
aud Harris Counties
For County Judge
For County Clerk
For CLERK of the District Court
For County Attorney
For County treasurer
For County Surveyor
For Sheriff
For Collector Of Taxes
For Assessor OF Taxes
For County superintendent OF Public In.
strucuon-
For Justice q the Peace Precinct No. l.
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tends changing back to coal as fuel are
dlscredltod bv officials OF the West Oak,
land yards. Tho reason assigned for the'
desire TO change back 20 coal 10 that tho
ment has some truth IN &C. but II docs not
Justify the assertion that oil win be 0ben.
doned
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atossheeokla New nank.

Groesbeeck. Texas. October 25,--The citi-
Gems National bank. recently organized
here. has opened It's doors for business
c. S. Bradley Is president. J. r. Morris
vice president. Dan Parker cashier and
Lodd Cobb bookkeeper
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Republican Ticket.
LOCK MCDANIEL
Yor Governor
GEORGE w BuRKlrr.
For Lieutenant Governor
For Comptroller
For State Treasurer
EUGENE NOLrE.
For @.,, Commissioned Of the General Lana
For Attorney General
For Superintendent. of Public Instruction
Fer Railway Commissioner
Fq e.. Associate Justice of the supreme
For Judge of the cour, of Criminal Ap.
pcais-
For chief Justice OF the Court OF cvn
Appeals, LIST supreme judicial District
FOR state senator, 10th District
Il, Y. BUJAO.
WA. BAMBERG.
u. 10. kEPPLE.
Nor Judge, S5th Judicial District
For Criminal District Attorney, Galveston
ana Harris Counties
For County Judge
o. II. WASHER.
For County CLARK
j. c. STANLEY.
FOR Clerk Of the District Court
FOR County Attorney-
FOR County Treasurer
For County surveyor
For sheriff
JOHN DIXON.
For Collector or Taxes
For Assessor of Taxes
For County Superintendent of Publie In
stfuction--
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No l.
ID. A. O'BRlEN.
r. r. RhNBRO
For Constable, Precinct No l.
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PcpuIiss Ticket.
For Member o. & Congress ssh District
For Governor
NJ. MALLBrT.
For I&AStenant Governor
p. II. Il BONNER,
For Comptroller
]. NJ. pERDuE.
Tor state Treasurer
Fer Commissioner OF the General Land or
a c. CRANBERRY.
For Attorney General
For Superintendent Of Pubnc Instruction
JOHN coLLlER,
For Railway Commissioners
Eer Associats Justice of tho Supreme
For Judge of the Court of Criminal Az.
penls, list supreme judicial District
For state Senator, 10th District
For Representative, Gath nlrtrict--
For Judge wth Judicial District
For Criminal District Attorney. Galveston
and Harris Counties
For County Judge
For County CLERK
For Clerk os the District Court
Ear County AttoFusy-
For County ureasurer-
For County susveyoe-
For sheriff
For Collector OF Taxes
For Assessor OF rAraD-
For County superintendent OF Public In
For Justice OF the Peace. Precinct No l.
Tor Constable Precinct No. !,
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Socialist Labor Ticket.
For Member o. g Congress, sth District
SAM BoNGIo.
For Govsnsr-
Fer lieutenant Governor
For Comptroller
For state Treasuror-
Fer Commissioner Of the General Land Of
ice
For Attorney General
For superintendent Of Public Instruction..
For Railway commissionsr--
Fer Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court
For Judge of the Court Of Criminal APP
peais-
peaiS, IEt Supreme judicial District
For state s sepstc grD 18th District
For Representative. cath District
For Judge SStb Judicial district
For Criminal District Attorney, Galveston
and Harris Counties
For County Judge,
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n.moeratIe Ticket.


Democratic Ticket.
.,..-,,r u. S. Congress, sth District
" rAoMAs h BALL
NJ sessiwS Il. I,ANHAM.
.'.u,snsnt Governor
~ gEOKGE L. NEAL
y, conprOlllsTTyyv
.,,,e treasurer
~ ~ W. kOBBlNs
, !, of the General Lana
Vr'e J. TERRELL
sm Attorney , general
....,,r,eudent Of Public instruction
w 'tKTHUK LEBEVkb
,.uwsv commissioner
F9 20 b. COLoUlTT.
,uociat. Justice of the supreme
c@lI 4. WILLIAMS.
mage Of the Court OF Criminal Ap-
~'w ". l. DAVIDSON.
c,is, Justice OF the Court OF civil
fn,,n s lst Supreme judicial District
q {. GARRETT.
s,,,s senator, 10th District
- A. &. LlPSCoMb
representatives oath District
~ PATRICK BGAN, JR,
t;I0HGE B. GKlGGS-
ROCKWELL HoSK1Ns.
w Judge 65th Judicial district
N. z. HAMBLBN
), r,,mipsl District Attorney, Galveston
"a Harris Counties
nv. LEA,
n, County Judge
7" +, BLAKE DUPREb.
q. County Clerk
10 \. DUPRBb.
4, rlsrk OF the District Court
HENRY ALBRECHT.
"a, county attorney
i. i sChWANDEh.
:, County Treasurer
JOHN FARMER.
gsr County Surveyor
WILLIAM BRAUBUHN.
W sheriff
n 4. Il ANDERSON.
fw Collector Of Taxes
GEORGE l.. GLASS.
gcr Assessor Of Taxes
/. B. n SCHNEIDER.
Fr County Superintendent Of Public In
HB CLINE.
ya Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. l.
J. G. MATTHEW'S.
j. b. MARMlON
Ya Constable Precinct No. l.
W. W. GLASS.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
hALL,s oREAr pIsoovERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great DiEcoy-
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles.
removes gravel. cures diabetes. seminal
emissions weak and lame backs. rheunae.
tism and all irregularities Of tAa kidnes :
and blndder IN both men and women. rsgq.
lates bladder troubles tn children. n Mt
sold by your druggist. win be sent b. mali
on receipt % 81 One small bottle r. tas
mcuths treltment. aud viii cure any eass
above mcnfioned. Dr., D. ". Hall. eoie
manufacturer. p. o. Box 600. ST. nouis.
No. send for testimonials Sold By all
druggists.
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SCHLEY AT GALVESTON.
Was Met by a Small Crowd and Given
a Hearty Welcome.
An OVATION ALONG THE ROUTE.
He WIN Spend Three Days a the Port
and Then Depart by
Steamer.

Galveston. October 25--Admirai schley
and his party arrived here tonight and will
be Galyeston's guests until noon next
wednesday, when they viii sail on tho
steamer Concho OF tho Mallory line for
New York The coming of the admiral had
been pretty thoroughly heralded, and there
was big and democratic crowd az the
depot 70 receive him. AS the admiral and
his wife, accompanied by the reception
committee that had met them UP the line,
passed through the depot there was consid-
cradle enthusiasm, and the 300 big and lit
tie folks seemed quite as glad to see the
hero OF Santiago as he was TO see them,
The program for the admirnl's entertain
ment has been made and remade ana twist
ed and turned until its own mother would
scarcely konw II. II may receive few
more scars or Il may take on some more
grease paint and be rouged up bit before
the crucial hour arrives. Hence II Is given
this way, subject to any change that any
body may suggest: Taken TO hotel On ar-
rival, where speech OF welcome was
scheduled. Sunday morning the admiral
and his wife are supposed to 80 to church.
Sunday afternoon they Will drive about
town The proposed band concert at the
Garten Verein Sunday afternoon seems TO
have been cut out. Monday and Tuesday
will be given over 10 receptions, and
wednesday the admiral VIII escape by
steamer az noon.
sERENADB AT SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio. Texas, october 25.--AdmiTai
and Mrs. schley departed today at l215
over the Southern Pacific in the private car
of Vice President @. II. Markham for
Galveston. They we're accompanied by Di.
vision Passenger Agent Joseph Mcmillan,
aud the trip will be made through TO Gal
weston without stopover. They left here
with great regret and expressed a desire TO
return. The Cowboy band gave the visitors
complimentary serenade at the Menger
hotel this morning. They were greatly
touched with the attentions of the Cow
Western type. Before their departure Mrs.
Schley was the recipient OF o handsome
lunch cloth and doylies Of exquisite Next
can drawn work, the gift or the ladies Of
San Antonio.
/ COLUMBUS GAVE ARTILLERY SALUTE
Columbus, Texas, October 25,--Admiral
schley passed through Columbus this after
moon en- route to Galveston from San An
tonic His wife. who appeared with him at
the rear OF the train, seemed in good health
\ and spirits Admiral Bchley addressed q
| few remarks expressing his appreciation Of
the kindly sentiment shown him and shook
| hands With those nearest him. He was
| giyen flowers and was saluted with a can
/ non salvo.
sERRNADED AT sEGUIN.
seguin.. Texas, october 25.--The Seguin
nrenen's band, together with 1000 OF So
gums representative citizens, welcomed
/ Admiral schley as he passed through this
/ city today He addressed the assemblage
l mud Uag warmly welcomed.