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Passenners -, 49, 80

Galveston, Texas, November %.
Mallory steamship Nueces Is due to arrive
tomorrow morning with the following cabin
passengers: w. d. Cash, Jr., NJ. Tegarla.
Mrs. S. Wallace and son, r. dc Koren, Key
West; Mr.. Socket, Mrs. A. j. Socket Miss
Anna Carpenter, G. +, Heating and wife,
Galveston; Miss Klein, MCGregor.
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CuIbsraon viii Help.

Galveston, Texas, November 2o-special
Deputy Collector Rosenthal has received q
letter from United States Senator Culber-
son wherein he stated that he win do
everything he can TO assist in securing an
appropriation for llghtshp to be stationed
ON a bar about thirty miles southeast Of
Galveston. Those connected with the ship
ping interests here believe that such q ship
would be great aid to nayigators destined
for this port.
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beaumont Texas. November 20. The
damage 10 the Jefferson county rice crop
d now estimated at 10000 and the rains
continue with apparent unabatemcnt. The
ire IL In 50 many eases stacked on the
,,ronrd ard tho water soaking Into II that
sbere h really no telling just how great
~ damage will be. II Is growing 20 be
ssni,1,otbing Of A most serious nature and "a
Sesiir ire hrst bad thing that has ever
bannened 10 the Jefferson county rice in.
dastry. There has IN the past been SOME
,.o,1niaint az 10 salt water, but n Is trihing
~ ,4rnrared 10 the present disaster.
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RetaiI Grocers 10 Meef.

Beaumont Texas, November 29.--Today
has been another Of long drawn out drlz-
cling rain with the downpour coming a
little stronger at times. BY Monday It
viii be impossible 20 get groceries, wood,
coal or anything delivered OF the paved
district, and It VIII also be almost impos.
sible 10 get wagons to and from the depots.
The Retail Grocers' association has called
n meeting for tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock for The purpose Of doing something
10 assist traffic They will meet at the
oil exchange In the morning aud have IN.
vited all those interested IN the movement
10 attend II al that nre interested do
attend. they viii be unable to get inside
the building.
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Attainment At Ennis.

Ennis. Texas, November -. The Gibson
Grocery company. which has been doing a
general grocery business In this city for
the mast few years, made a general assign
meut last night for the beneht of creditors
The liabilities are about $500 An ~.
ventory Is being taken and Il Is thought
mo assets Will cover all clBims !. T.
Iucas was appointed receiver
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me-. eelI Conc 70 WashInnton.

Austin, Texas November 29-Attorney
General C. X. Bell left Austin for Wash.
ington last night. He goes to the National
capital to argue the case OF waggoner VS.
Flack now pending before the supreme
court Of the United States. As mentioned
In The Post Of the Goth, the title to many
thousand acres Of land in Texas will be
affected by the results of this trial
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Rogers, seven men, headquarters AZ fnr.ao
with detachment at Comstock NV
: Company "A, In charge Of Cnptaio =
, 1I,VSVas' seven rtn. headquarters az Alice,
Each Of these company commander vrera
instructed to enlist the number ~ 49,
ussignated, courageous, discreet. honest
connections. ASAHs
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Washington, November 29.-Dauiel a o.
liver Of Hnlsboro, william e. Cooper Of slpe
Spring aud c. G. Forester Of Houston,
Texas, have been appointed railway mail
clerks.
Pensions granted Texans: orlgiual-Al.
bert Exline, Dallas, Sc; Isaac Mo ney, Haw-
kins, $l2; John Parker, Brownsville So;
Rufus Mitchell, Ennis, SO; John Oakley,
Memphis 50; stephen Crowder, Burleson,
Increase-Decatur Robertson, Troy, S1s
Thaddeus Beckwth, Beaumont, S. Robert
Chandler, Ennis, $12; Robsst Kelly Dlll-s,
So Aston Sims Jacksboro Sl7; Frank
Medlock, Corsicuna, Sl2, John CURLY,
Qrandview, So William Doty, Gainesville
widows-canuta cOrtluas. cumpbelitcn,
Mexican war wIdow-Arabela Rogers
Clebulne, SIS.
Patents issued William H Hay
don, Gallinas, washing machine; Robert b
Moore. deceased Yarrelton, T. r. Moore
administrator. well drilling machine; Pat
rick r Shields, San Antonio, ire proof
door; Adolrh z. Simon, Eeaut, hub attach.
ing device; James Il. Tluley, HI Paso, wind
iuil LavnH -. Williams, Greenylle,
blackboard eraser.
Texas postmastsrs appointed Bassett,
Bowie county, j. y. Myers; St Mary, Re
fuglo county, William b. Gray; Thrifty,
Brown county, David L. Mcdaniel; Park,
Bowie county, James kenney; Macrae,
lannn county. /. G. league; Orio, Van
Zaudt county john White. EWell, UpshuT
county. G. a. Sewell; Robinson, McLtnual
county. Arthur u. stamps, SmlaS, Wood
county, %. r. Hartsh Ia Missouri tity
Fort Beud county. Joseph V. Day; Beech
Grove, Jasper county h J smith; Deep
water Harris county, Thomas NJ Ham
ilton; Furrn, Pamela county. e.. y. q Bryan,
Garrison, Nacogdoches county, Ida 1. Ross;
Griffin, Cherokee county u. II. MITCHELL
Morton, Cherokee county, John j simpson;
Newlm. Hall county, p. NJ Even; Waneti,
Houston couuC, Nath MEL j. Tins; An
geiina county, James A. Sumrall
1 Texas postoffices established-Gantt, La
mar county, James N. Crisis, postmaster;
Hlnckley. Lamar county, James 7. Darby
postmaster. Blddle Scurry county, Ben
gnln L Davis, postmaster; Luis, Edwards
county. Eli L Marshall. postmaster; Rear.
Red River county. John w. Martin, post
master
Tho postofIice at Rambert, Marion coun-
I " Texas, has been discontinued.
! The name Of the postoIice at Reuben,
Z t1opkns county, Texas. has been changed
/ 10 Posey with Henry c. CLOSEUP as post
master
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Bad Weather Prevented Saline.

Galveston, Texas, November 29.-Tbe
Mallory steamship Denver, the Morgan
steamship El Dorado and the British
steamship Lord Londonderry, were due to
sail this afternoon but We're detained on
account of the bad weather
The b. itish steamship Bray Head, which
cleared today for Dublin, via New Orleans.
took $500 bushels Of corn. The Horribly
Castle took 1900 bushels Of wheat today
for Antwerp.
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a Boiler EXPLOSION.

Beaumont Texas, November 20. There
vns another boiler explosion ON spludie
Too this morning AZ 4io. IN which one
man was seriously injured. aud Il he re-
covers he viii be a long time at H. The
toiier is said TO have exploded on account
~ Tho low water theory. The Injured man
vas the fireman and has not yet stated
INV OF the particulars as 20 the manner
n, which IL happened Henry Austen IS
.ho name az the Injured man. and be was
empioyed by Contractor Deckay, who was
r.oFlinr on the Keith-Ward tract
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Rnsldenes Al LanavIsw.

I,onevlew. Texas. November 2D.Mrs. w.
II Butt's residence near the center OF town
was destroyed BY hre at 2 o'clock this
morning. Cause OF ere unknown The IN
s,,ra,,ce could moi be ascertained, but VIII
ecgsr loss rhe house aud contents we're
total less.
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THE TITLE HAS BEEN FIXED
EXPECTED THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WILL co AHEAD WITH THE DEAL.
Brce People Are Now Bailihc a Well at
Saratoga Which Is One Of the Best
Yet Drilled In.

Beaumont. Texas November 29.--rbe
Saratoga held is again attracting attention
The Post correspondent today was given
two versions Of the Southern Pacific end
Of the matter one was that the matter
is exactly where It was two weeks ago and
the other is given better IN the language Of
the man giving Il. He just returned from
Saratoga last night and In reply to ques-
tons stated
"lhe W b Rrlce people are battling their
No. Of n depth OF $50 feet and because
Of sand are using q ffty.tourfoot stralner.
The well has flowed but very little anu
when Il Is taken into confederation that
fresh water was pumped into the well for
forty-eipht hours Il is no wonder that &c
has not flowed more. They have better
showing for oil than The Hooks No. J.,
which was brought n about one year ago
The Hooks 40. ] was good for 1900 barrels
per day when Il was brought I'm and is bet
ter now than 70 Was then The Hooks 80.
., az a depth OF $50 feet, E3vr nne SHOW
Ing bur desiring 20 dril one deep well. 10
was eAsgd ~, aud they are now down 1901
feet, aud are on a very hard lime fornia-
ton.
Both tho Southern Pacific and Santa re
railway companies arc making a strenuous
ef1ort 10 close deal for tho Saratoga
field and Il is very probable that the
Southern Pacldc VIII consummaie the deal
lt has had pending quite q while
About the title the gentleman said;
"Yes, the title not being exactly salts
factory 90 the railroad people they have
held the transfer back, but now that thls
trouble has been practically overcome, II
will not take long to arrange the other de
tails, and u will not surprise me II tho
deal Is closed yery soon now
Land values are climbing up at sara
toga and land Is IN greater demand than
ever Five hcres sold IN the Hopkins sur
vey last Friday for $3.50 per acre, ana
two and a half acres sold for SlluO. THIS
land h all situated iive-elghths OF mile
from the Ho1Bs No The Byrd syndicate
has abandoned It's well four and bali
miles northeast Of Saratoga and IS drilling
another we'll one and ecveu.eighths miles
northeast OF Saratoga, IN which they have
gone down 100 feet
"Besldea OIL Saratoga has hne crop or
dear aud bear this winter"
The Saratoga field IL said 70 contain l20y
acres OF proven territory and Il destined to
prove a great factor IN the Oh fields Of the
Southwest.
The National on and Reaning company
has just closed the purchase of Eve aeres
from the Union people and has already
ordered the machinery ana closed the con
tract for construction. n Is expected that
the refinery win be completed within nine
Is DAYS ara that the Oh viii be nsed from
that time on IN regular though not IN
enormous quantities that some OF the re-
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GU National Statement.

Beaumont Texas, November 2o-The
Gulf National bank Of this city has just
Issued a statement which has attracted gen
cral attention considering the age OF this
bank. II Ia not quito ninety days old, in
fact just elghty-four days on the 25th OF
this month. yet It has made showing that
might give II rank with older Institutions.
Mr.. a. L. Williams Is cashier OF this bank
ana the stockholders stand high IN Beau
mont financial circles MIR, Williams man
acemeut has elected general praise from
those interested. He was for several years
cashier Of the First National bank at Lake
cashier OF the Commercial National at
Houston, and much success is predicted
for him In the conduct OF the Gulf Ma
tlonnl.
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Baseball Matters

Beaumont, Texas, November 20 Mr.. Ben
Johnson the owner OF the Beaumont base
Is taking up with Denny Lyons the man
agement Of the Beaumont team dueing the
coming season. The local fans are all
anxious to see the deal consummated, for
Denny is just about the most popular cap.
tain the city has ever had. He IS an old
National Lacquer and knows the game
from the ground up, He has the respect
Of all the players and does his work IN a
quiet methodlcal way. The local fans
want n strong, fast team. and they think
they would get Il with Lyons as manager
captain They also persist in asserting
that Beaumont is going to be the biggest
drawing card w the league. notwlthstand.
Ing her population Is as yet shy.
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osteopathio Assooiatlnn

a''uh, TEXAS, November 29.-The Texas
"s0peIhlc association concluded its third
,aaua convention today at the Driskin.
:, a,'p ps were here from all parts
" = ssate' The clinic and scientific SEES
" !, was In charge of Or. A. G. Hildreth
49, sSs i!Seulty Of the American School Of
Fssssthy at Kirksville, Mo
d lsas were read by DR., William Clork
fSasssIon on "0steopathic Treatment Of
i ssits5gSa'0slsi Or. Paul N. Peck of san
Rsy " F gu 'Neutasthenia;" Or. T. l..
f st@s..Si, Discussion Of papers followed,
u proSIs suc and encouraging reports Of
hsss V s,I,s o. the science Of treating dis
tlijs s without internal medication we're
l1ssths ,e sua there are prospects Of an in
lua meeting next October in san An.
t,rt IfS,Hogging officers were elected: Presi-
Resteni X X. e Link Of san Antonio; vice
Nlsissr' ~. r. Grogan OF Fort Worth
pss. treaS,s,roHs NARY L. Noonan Of San An.
Rcns trustee, DR.. r l.. Roy Of Fort
llio5Io trustee, DR.. Paul N. Peck OF san
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lIouse Near Paris.

Paris, Texas November 2a.-A tou''ioou'
house belonging TO man named 'oiusn'
about three miles west Of here. near "
don Lake. was burned tonight WIZ s wv 1yH
tents. The family was away Ho1 HeA
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N THE STATE CAPITAL
|. ~ Il San Ffsnsisco Elected
,sddent Of Girls School.
ra,r 10 ORGANIZE CHARITY
:. e,,,.d by Federatin5 All of
y . - SIrs,isrs-cotton Belt PEN
- p.i5 Into the Treasury

-. November 2s.-The board
sssaA ne girls Industrial college,
rslis D.. y -. met here today and, be-
|sss q V ..,o- routine business, elected
b tia .s. !, me institution Prof. Cree
Fsaa'D. present teacher Of manual
WY = lie public schools OF san Frau
.iEis y I. man Of 35 years of age
|ss hs a,,lsnee Of ten or more years
~ . ~ saucation in Colorado and
Ini1sirai .,ns lifted himself In the best
Elfnla, hs, ~, country. II is expected
'fs.sslogns a. e X viii arrive by January l
Ia Pid We 5nee upon the organization
q eHisf fof the opening IN septem-
D Si'ss'
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The Inaugural Bali.

4 .-'aa Texas, November % r,o to,,ow
htu snow. AnoWn citizens Of Austin nave
6aaI,,s sS'sa as chalrmen of the various
ZEN 70 bs Ia t.I 70 arrange for the inaugural
as PEOPLE ' " .s to Governor Lanham by
Iei 'Ae capital City, January 70,
fass5ore committee.-Jobp 7. pes,e,
pltssYPSC' iRlon-R, H. Baker. 'e'e''
Dscsss--.Malter Tipps,
fIS,aaon-Franf e s..-w
hTi,s,i.- lohu ". Hornesbr
Foo,,p On Edward n Honse
ne NV Il Richardson 0use'
r s'' VII 4 Haideman sV sec e .tsyy
N sIeeetlye" iimot, treasurer. cons it1tsys,
". Various vgilmittee. The personnel OF
e ''ees will be announced
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|. The Ranger Force

Arstia hanger Force.
n Runrsr s , November 2o-The pres.
Ns5,Ars, 'oree Of the State consists Of
eslersl Officers aud men. Adtutant
ts'Hbn,.s Sufr- states thar ths force IL
et,s I, as follows: compony n IN
e e Asndos.ps,aln v ; Mcdonald. seven
1esssaas1i i N eaI az Amarillo. with de.
Hssly D, IN chaSes9 p ~
Hancont stn men. headauarfers M
and shaftswsi with detachments al Mara.
= In charge Of Captain J. H.
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Charters.

i. rssss. November 2o.-rhe charter
~, .ustin concordla society was hled
y secretary Of stpte's Office. The OBJ
"a y AN AN society is to promote the study
,s...,,rrs and music. but has no capital
( lnoorporatOrs; Charles E, smith,
Mart, Charles Boolman, all Of
\ STD 40. ~,-.nvesterr Tele.
" ..-rn,ny Of Abilene was also fled.
tsae u3.sf sfock Of the company Is $40.
n as''ia 4 formed for tue purpose oil
la usa and conducting n telephone
sllls Ike counties of Parker, JACK,
.s w psio Pinto Hood. Erath, Colna9ncne'
t ~ '' sStepbens, Shackleford, Callahan,
.i.ls .s5 TAYLOR. Incorporators: w; 6.
ssss.i ~ r L. Mcknight, y. w How
Sig4sAW stInson. J. L. Cunningham,
IA 49,. < Weaver. ]. 5. McCreight and Il. L.
1870 AZ siIs;s1is Moves company iled an amend
~ ~ "a lts charter changing the name To
4 y fsTie. Noyes company.
~ q. s- sSsrter Of the state Carbonic Acid
Laa wv wss also dled The headquarters
4, NJ '.ompany is In Dallas, the capital
~ ss0G and it's purpose the manu-
WIZ - spd sale Of carbonic acid. lncor-
.a 49,, Eide Ganhall, st. Louis; James
, ssspsssey, Dallas, and j. A. Hon of
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i Fsdsrate char!ty oraanlzatlons.

- reoefate marty ORGANIZATIONS
Austin. Texas November 2e.--At a meet
ts held 10 the Cumberland Presbyterian
aufch on West Seventh street yesterday
eFsllng movement was inaugurated to
isdsfste all the charitable societies In the
dN Mrs, R. G Brydson presided. and
s'isd the purpose for which the meeting
ss held 1t is proposed to establish gen.
sial headquarters, to he in charge of an
leuiye committee composed Of members
HeA gu the charitable societies In Austin.
iaS federal executive committee will or
Khne become the custodian of any fund
nlI may be raised, and receive reports
non ne various societies. and have gen
~ oversight and control Of all cases Of
sssutauoh and suffering found In the city.
Y lah way, so the ladies' In attendance
Il. 'ss meeting yesterday evening thought,
" cases needing attention could be more
sgisleIy considered, their merits more
,.sslslely determined and impositions pre-
. ,salea When money is had, wileh the
ssssissuoh hopes to receive by the en-
~, ssu membership, not only will cases OF
~, De relieved. but an effort made to
s m.llsn employment to worthy and COM
f''sa persons seeking work.
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TEXAS MATTERS.


Washington, November 29.-Daniel A. o.
liver Of Hillsboro William T.. Cooper Of Sipe
Spring aud c, G Forester Of Houston
Texas, have been appointed railway mail
clnrLe
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Mich Land Recovered.


,s.,ip. Texas. November 20.-Mr. {. Ia
s,.oB n Decatur, one Of the state land
,,.Ds whose appointment was authorized
Il, N at Of the legislature of 1879, was
\ ~ sttorney generals Office today. The
gsc,l duty Imposed on these agents by
4. salute was to make a careful personal
,yssantion Of the State school lands TO
f,,Rrine how much was being used with
b! luhorIty, or under any kind Of con
nEt
he work has been completed and Mr.
s1tcn said today that he found thousands
II tracts comprising hundreds of thousands
4 ,,rss OF the school lands being used by
PERSONS without any kind OF understanding,
Il he payment Of either lease or rental.
lss,e egents made notes, giving the loca-
Hsa iiess, and by whom such tracts were
kfg used without consent, which were
1 A IN the attorney generals department.
he persons thus holding these lands
sge notified BY the attorney general OF
tie amount due by them to the state, a
rsii humber OF whom adjusted the mat
III some we're forced to settle by a process
\ Nv, A few Of these suits are now pend
lll and others will he filed by the attorney
s,aftl unless settlement Is made very
icA
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Texas postofflees establIshed-Gantt, ~

Tho postonice at Rambert, Marion coun
~ Texas has been discontinued.
The name Of the postofice at Reuben
uonkips county, Texas. has been changed
n Posey, with Henry c. CLOSEUP as post
master.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-14

Wanted-1st-class allround black smith. Apply to B. F. Graham & Co.
 l-26-6
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-14

Rooms For Rent-2 furnished rooms handles location. Nemeck; photo grapher. 5-10-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-14

with we'll of good water. Apply 23O Brewery Gulch. 4-2S-1m
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Finest Fruit of the Kind i'm the Couu-
try Now Ready for Market.
eciaI to the Indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indiana polls Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind. july 1S.-The ship
ping season for Posey county melons has
begun al Possyville. Ind. This town is the
center of the greatest melon-raising district
in the country. and more melons are
shipped from Poseyville annually than
from any other single shipping point In
the country. This is shown by the
ports of Bradstreet and Dun. There is
peculiar sandy loan i'm this district which
produces the finest melons in both size and
flavor, and the Posey county melons are
known and famed IN all parts OF the coun-
try. This land fifty years ago was thought
10 be practically worthless and sold for 81
10 81 per acre. Now IL is the most valuable
land in the county and can not be bought
for less than 800 per acre. The melon
district includes a portion OF POsey county
and the southern part Of Gibson county.
Fort Branch, in Gibson county, also ships
vast quantities of melons, but not so many
as POseyville. Buyers come from a dis
lance to Poseyvile, where they buy the
melons and ship them TO their respective
firms in the large cities. The crop this
year Is an unusually fine one, both cam
taloupes and watermelons, and the raisers
are expecting 10 reap a harvest as the
prices Will range high on account or the
shortness of the fruit crop in all parts OF
the country and also of the Southern melon
crop.
shipped from Poseyvillc yesterday, and
by the first of the coming week the ship
ping will begin in earnest. The watermelon
crop will be ripe by the time the canta-
loupes are disposed OF. Two firms at PO-
SEVILLE have received 10000 crates for the
shipping of the cantalOupe crop alone.
A buyer a few days ago offered the grow
there 30 cents per crate for the canta-
loupes. but was refused. The cantaloupes
have usually brought the growers about
% cents per crate on an average but they
are expecting much better prices this
wear
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Also Attempted 90 shoot His sOn-in-
Law and Daughter Before Putting
Bullet in His own Head.
SERIOUS ROW At A DANCE
NORTH PORTLAND MAN PROBABLY
FATALLY CUT AT PENVILLE.
Thief Mobbed by EnraGed Foreigners
and Barely Saved by the Police
of Alexandria.
,ecial 70 ths IndiananolI. Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 13.-John Fen
ninger this morning killed his wife, at
tempted 10 shoot his son-in-law and daugh-
ter and then fired a bullet into his head,
fnhicting a mortal wound. Writing in
agony, the husband fell across the dead
body OF his wife. their blood interminglng
where they fell. Fenninger is a coal miner
and is forty-six years old Several weeks
ago his wife left MIN and since that time
hc had been drinking 20 excess. Saturday
night he called at the home of his wife in
"A drunken condition and was refused adj
mission He left, promising TO return on
Sunday morning. lie kept his word, and
when his wife saw him approaching the
house this morning she ran out the back
way and went 10 the house OF her sOn-ln-
law. Thomas Burke, i'm Louisiana street.
a short time her husband followed and
forced his way In at the front door. Mrs.
Fenninger ran out in the street and two
daughters and the son-in-law of Fennin-
Taking a revolver from his pocket he fired
two shots. at the daughter and the
other at his sOn-in-law. Neither took eff
feet Gushing into the street. holding the
still smoking revolver in his hand. he
overlook his wife a short distance from
the house and fired a bullet at her, which
entered her left temple. causing instant
death. Turning the weapon upon himself
he then inflicted wound which the doctors
say will prove fatal. Fenninger attempted
to take his life twice before.