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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-06
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
A Regular Meeting Of the City Council
Held

Held,
Beaumont, Texas, August 5.--rhe city
council met 10 regular session today and
transacted considerably more business than
uoual. The resignation Of pr. Calhoun was
received, 20 take effect At once, but no sue
ccssor has yet been named and Il was evil.
dUitly the purpose Of the council 20 decline
10 appoint another though the State deal,h
m icer vrutc letter. which had Just hveu
read. urging the city to use extra pre-
caution.
The council did not take un the matter
~ issuing bonds. protCrrng 10 walt until
the tax rolls are IN and they eau know
10 cent what they may issue
Chairman Keith ot the street and bridge
committee Was ordered 60 notify the prop
crtv owners. who had un sidewalks to huld
them and VI they do not the city Will
and win follow with suit for the cost ot
th,m.
The Calder avenue paving matter was not
acted on, Int WI ht taken w later.
Tho city marshal was Instructed Go make
affIduVits against more than uOO men for
failure to work the streets. aud he was also
Instructed to summon the rest pt the men
In the city of lawful age,
rho salaries of thc policemen wCrr raised
Sl5 per month, Ehe deputy marshal was
also raised the Same amount
Alderman Carroll stirred M something Of
n sensation ~by offering resolution In
structlng the officers to enforce the sunday
law pertaining 10 saloons, u wHs fr.ely
discussed. hut received no second and died
without action.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
City Council Has Fixed Tax Levy for tho
Present Year.

Present Year.
Rrenhnm. TyNns August Sat n mert-
ing OF the city rouacll held Monday after
noon. In addition to the regular routine
work the resignation ~ Alderman John NJ.
Mntli, who has moved ont of the Third
ward. which he represented, was accepted.
and tho annuni assessment NJ city taxes
was lowed which amounts 10 Sil5 ON
tho 500. divided ma follows: School 80
cents Improvement - cents general pur-
poses - cent? street and bridge 10 cents.
Tho nsscsecd valuation az the city. as
shown hy the nsscEsor's roll turned over
10 thc clerk. * St0Os, TO or S34, less
thnn II WIS Inst year
shorin Tongue returned from burton Mon
day night. where he wont 20 visit his moth
cr.inInw. Mrs W H. Derrick, who IA dan
gu,usly lu mr. pay viii go mp today TO
assist m nm operation that VIII he per
formed. lint on nccount 81 Mrs p@rirl :
tytr.mc ago the worst Is feared, though
tho local attending physician sGyS tN'
there q uo hope for her If the operation Is
Tostpnpcd.
The c,amnlug trial Of Wcslcv Davis,
charged with tho murder of john Arnold
la1 Thursday night. VIII lac held az ud,'
uondorro Woduc,dNy County Attorney
Ewing win appear foi The state and John
NJ Mathis FOR the defendant W. w
scprcv viii asslht IN the prosrcnti m
Policeman Tom frcadway arrested Mon.
day night n man Tor riding the tricks OF
passenger train. After The arrest of the
uone blind. and bad io hohble out from
uudcr The cars feeling his way With a
stcf. lie was released
Mr. Ruekcr CruLlor lott MONDAY Tor
yonLnm and from there will ioln NJ WI
Morris with the surveying corps that =
going down IN Bco county 10 survey some
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PERSONAL MENTION.

4. r Arto left yesterday on the In
.,loraI and Great Northern for Hot
w. q CASTOR and son left yesterday
M International anu Great Northern
i;t II. Louis.
4, II p Gallagher left yesterday Via
a. International and Great Nortncm 10:
Tsd.on Wis.
III. elem Fittger AMI children have r.
,s,rsi from Bastrop after month visit
q heI mother
n, / ". Hill Of Groyeton passed through
A. dty Yesterday On route 10 his old home
Il Grimes county
NJ, Hen Zludlcr left yesterday on the
lsitrpatlonal and Great Northern tast mall
ID New York city
Mis- Kittye Louise Bard of Coleman
ftr X In the city on a Visit, tue guest OF
Nh Lucye Kegans.
NJ George Polemanakos left yesterday
.rsr the international and Great Northern
ii The City Of Mexico.
Mrs George Schapcr left yesterday for Il
To weeks visit to Hot Springs, thence to
Little Rock her future home.
Mas Lizzie Jackson left for New or
bans Ia. after pleasant visit to Mrs.
N A, Farrell. 1872 Rusk avenue.
NJ John Mul,lhlll and wife left yes.
,etday Via the international ana Great
Northern for the city OF Mexico.
II A. Ellington. one Of velasco's earliest
~ ui III IN H., vii nrnbnhly ,nfnrn
"a t ,nd, s'01N'
Nue 'oua!'
sspla.h T., p qua t,rcat 'North",., e., W.
3.srns y, nn,, INV hn, be g. intnr..t.1 I'm
wy o. 49, ,t''' -
eoOnila'ioh s'"'N-'
Mr. A. ). Dyer left sunday night VIA
Lehlgh and Wabash route for Bnnalo, ~
Y, and bis home In Brooklyn, Conn, fol
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Worlds FAN pay al San Antonio.

san Antonio, Texas. August 5--At n
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
San Antonio international Fair association.
held Today, Tuesday, October 10, was desig
mated and named rs Worlds Fair Day
aud On that day II Is expected that Hon.
David K, Francis Of tho Louisiana rur-
chase Exposition TO be held ia 81 Louis
IN i'nt, ANA other promlnent people con,
ucctcd with the exposition win be present
aud deliver addresses Special trains VIII
be ran On all Sgu Antonio roads on that
day and II IL the purpose of the manage
mcut 20 make the day the biggest day OF
tho fair. Other features On that day VIII
Ne cattle foplng contests and hroneho
hneilng
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FIRE IN THE FIFTH WARD.

Stable Burned and Two Horses Gre
mated--No Insurance.
The fire department was called ont yes
tcrday morning shortly after O'Clock for
a blaze at 2ll4 Cochran street In the lifh
ward The barn and contents of Mr.. @.
W. story were destroyed. Two horses were
cremated before they could he rescued and
Il fine buggy was burned Loss about S'Ho'
with no insurance. chief Arto said he be
lievcd the fire was of inccndiary origin.
Al 10 o'clock Yesterday morning the De
partmrnt was called 10 1909 Lyle street
for a small roof IRE. Damage slight
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Victoria News.

Victoria, Texas, August 6'-The eXeur-
.ta, 10 port Lavaca yesterday from San
,,,to,io was very largely patromzea'
80 he,ng over 60 aboard leaving here
The game Of baseball between ~ amp -'.,'l,'
,,,o,orta was close and interesting,
ana Nlcto ~ Inc latter by a score OF y
nelhs IRE next excursion Will be from
San Antonio Via Flatonnlis,., % p,esl.
Mr. J. KTuttschgitts e. s saa,ber6 70 Pae s
dent fht rim over the New York,
lInes' mad and Mexican and Gulf, western
Texas ana Pacific railways yesterday in
NJ; sAHI private car GUADALUPE accom- nni
panied by N. D. Monserra's ana s'e Aran s
dent OF the San ANTONIO anu
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Wharton, Toxas. August 5,--Thc peach
crop begins TO yield better harvest
Than at first supposed Tho peaches
mako up in quantity what they lack In
quality. Peaches retail at 81 a bushel
Pears have realized fine crop, and can
be bought at 10 cents buahcl
Messrs owen and Wright. who have
conducted one of the most up-to-dato
truck farms IN Wharton county, are now
shipping cantaloupes To the Beaumont
and san Antonio market Their supply
hardly equals the demand They arc
much pleased with the venture. and next
season viii double their acreage
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Gravcs-Webster.

Noame, La, August s--Marriod at tho
Union church In this city today. Miss
Katherine Webster TO Mr.. James j.
Graves nt 9l5 u. m, Rev. Thorpe of
Mansfield officiating.
The bride Is sister TO Mrs. ~. H.
Folk The groom ls a prominent en-
ployc OF the Kansas City Southern rail-
road at this place, Immediately after
the ceremony few friends gathered at
the home OF the brides sister whore con-
Bratulations ana well wishes were In or
dor aud refreshments served
Mr. and Mrs, Graves left on the 1880
train for points In Texas. visiting reia-
tiNos FOR tpw weeks, Upon their return
they Will be at homo al Fisher. La,
whore Mr.. Graves has boon assigned new
duties.
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That the useful and becoming little
coat of black silk Is by no means to
be discarded is shown by the wraps
which have already made their appear
auce In the shops for wear when the
autumn brcezes blow. The smart little
wrap drawn today Is sack coat Of tat
feta or may be made In soft, SILKY
wooden material In tucks or pleats,
which are left unfastened just at the
ed,rc, ana have a fun and fussy effect.
This type ot coat-or bolero-ahouid
barely reach to the waist, and stand
quite away from the figure. The, coat
IS cut in three parts, and mas pieSIe9
rollar bordered with lace The wired
collar is lined with pleated lace, and
scarf ENDS Of chiffon fall from each
front II a pleating Of silk Is preferred
the neck could he untrlmmcd and a rut-
No with long ends fastened on win
safety pins.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

M'CUNE. BROLL. Denlson. Texas, Au-
gust MIR. McCunp, chief clerk IN the
Katy train dspatcher's o1ice ana MisA
kgnes I'ecclia Broll, were married today
in the nrespnco nf a large gathering al
the Catholic church
HAMAELING FRiETAG. Hampstead
Texas. August 5-fhe county clerks Of
nee presented a happy scene today wnen
Indps W Il TnfTIy spoke the words that
1nlted In marriage Mr. 6. ~ Hammeling
ana Mss r. ~ Fretag, both prominent
Young people Of the lower end OF the couh'
~.
POFF. BROWN.- -EDnis, Texas, Angus
MIR. Joe Pof and Miss Lille Browq
ION ~ inc ErRign community, were mar
Red Yesterday afternoon, Rev. +. L. DIV
mont officiating.
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In the Ienninns District

jennings, La, August 5.--Rlce harvest IN
this section has commenced In earnest.
Today the Norwood plantation A. NJ,
Arthur and August keuhu began cutting,
aud by tomorrow and next day they will
be followed by fully a half dozen other rice
planters with the closing Of the week
II Is expected that several hundred acres uf
rice IN this vicinity Will have been cut
and shocked. This is from ten to hftcen
days earlier than the commencement OF
harvest last year. Tho samples Of rice
about to be cut shown around by the grow
el's arc OF very Hnc quality and no doubt
fancy prices win be realized when put ON
the mnrkNf
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USEFUL 10 KNOW.


If you find a cupful OF sour cream in
the Ice box some of these warm morn
irgs, try using It for dressing for the
dinner salad Of lettuce Beat It IN with
whisk, sprlnklng in about a table,
spoonful OF sugar, and toward the end
of the beating add n very little lemon
Juice not more than teaspoonful
Put a pinch Of powdered bcrax In the
water In which you wash your lettuce,
and allow the latter to steep for half to
three-quarters of an hour in this solu-
tion; then either shake them free OF
moisture in the salad basket, or break
up the lettuce, and after we'll rinsing
them, wipe each individual leaf clean
Sailed water softens and Wits the lcavcs.
but boraN, while freeing them from ox-
traneous matter, leaves the leaves, etc,
quite crisp and fresh
Try stewing the phms which nre now
sold by frulterers In the market and
pushcart men and huckstcrs Free them
from stems and leaves, then wipe each
one clean with a damp cloth Pierce
each plum with a sharp fork TO keep the
skin from breaking. Put the fruit In n
saucepan and add enough cold water
just to cover to the level Of the plums,
Lot them simmer very slowly Nll the
fruit lis quite soft then add sugar enough
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TEXAS DEATHS.

RANDOLPH -sprinRtown. Texas. Az
gust Al. 4. Randolph died mere on the
morning OF August i.
KIRKLAND. --Ciatesyllle, Texas. August
4 -The little child OF T. w. Kirkland died
here yesterday Of diphtherin.
BOUNDS. Abilene, Texas. August At,
O. Rounds. az Que time a prominent busi-
ness man died here last night
GILcREAsE.- -Bonham, Texas. august
4.-Miss Lucille Gllcrease died euaneniy
yesterday at Randolph Of heart trouble.
SoRwOOp.-Parfs, Texas, August -
4. 4. Norwood an old resident OF tnis
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Cameron, Texas, August County
court was called this morning by Judge
n. Il, Pool and the case OF the State vs..
Mike Welch charged with an agra
waited assault upon Walter FELTON,, is now
on trial.
The trst two days viii oe given 10 the
criminal docket, which Is light
Tho probate Of the last VIII and testa-
mont Of Albert II II. HorBtmsn and the
appointment Of a guardian Of Albert
iforstmhn, a minor, viii be called We'd
nDRday.
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NJ the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr. Wharton Is q rising young attorney
Of ths city. occupying confidential p0-
sition with the firm Of Baker Butts. Baker
& Lovcti. The bride is daughter of Judge
NJ. a Spoonts Of Fort Worjl. one OF the
prominent lawyers and iurists Of the STATE.
Ms Spoouts made her debut IN Fort
Worth society about two years ago am
was acknowledged 10 be one Of the most
attractive bellies in the city. She Us highly
educated and accomplished ana has talents
that will commend her Ia the inner circles
of Houston society.
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Northumberland,

NJ, Andrew Thomas Hunt and MISS
~. ~ Munhausen were united in mar
~ " Father Hennessy at the Churcn
i, 'le Annunciatlon on Texas avenue at
ding Sss yesterday morning. The we'd
l se.aa and pretty little romance Is con
NJ. H,n.'n their courtship and marriage.
lns's d,r Is popular employee of kies-
% Hony,s company ana the bride is one
tsrsmons popular young ladies. Inc
ptfscnai Vas witnessed by a few close
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Lafayette, In. August 3 MorcS Rrosr
who have for the past fourteen months
BEEN working hard 10 bring IA an uil Well
az Ansc 10 Butte succeeded in doing $50
mis- morning at o'clock The well IS %
good pumper ana all the barrels about werr
coon nicd with oil Ansc IN Butte ls
about ok miles from Lafayette. The
Morcsi brothers have been working with
their own cnpltni sheriff Ike Brous-ard,
vim owns considerable land about Angr ~
Butte, went over, this morning aud opened
champagne for the faithful workers. "a
drilling has hcen done under the supeHt
Sion Of captain Morcsl
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Lost Money and Papers.

hss ~. stewart made report TO po-
Gy ,auquarters yesterday rsSt on FRI
TIN 1hS ssast !, while on southern Paclnc
a blark We" zen Liberty and Houston, be lost
ecia,s ana 'luihs purse containing seyerai
leps 1se Mccormick Hsrv p@ff Macnln5
tader co,, u Dallas. Mr.. stewart said the
! %, ne, nave the money. All he wants
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uaIIetsyille. Texas, August 5.-The
county Judge has appointed Joseph
Kahn. w. +. Rogers and w. b. Haw-
lins as a commission 10 sit next Tues
day for the purpose Of eondemning right
OF way over the san Antoni9 ana Ar
a, e,7 Sreieeraph and Telephone company,
aibicb nroposos 70 build line from Hal
fo,syiiis 10 Eagle Lake 10 get better
connection with Houston and Calves
ion
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Run Down BY Freight Train and Killed

San Antonio Texas. August 5.-Amattco
lori, an Italian market gardener, while
walking along the track IN the Aransas
stained ~ light his nine AID while The
glarh of the match was full in his face he
WAS run down by switch engine and
both legs cat IN inst below the knees
We was found Unconscious about a half
hour agterward ana taken 10 The city hos
pitai, where he died this afternoon after
regaining consciousness ana telling how
the accident happened.
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echnnI Bnard Mnellnn.

beaumont, Texas. August 5Thc city
school board met last night In regular SEES
sion aud transacted routine business until
n late hour. The most important action
WINS TIM ordering Of the schools opened ON
Scptcmhcr 49, They also ordered pur'
chnscd ii considerable amount ~ furniture
ana ,uppllcs aud instructed Mi WcNman
To- hnNr prepared plans Tor addition. 30 the
North End school housc, in order that inc
rapidly Increasing uumher " children might
hc accommodated. They also elected MICS
lydia Whltrd 10 a position 60 he 1ssIgpy 4
later FOR the North or South End schools.
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Condition OF Texas Banks.

Washington. August 5The abstract Of
the condition OF the National banks Of
Texas. exclusive Of Houston ana Dallas,
AT the close ~ buslncss on July 49, ns re-
ported 20 The comptroller Of the currency,
shows the average reserve held az 2O.Js p r
cent, against 8l.2i per cent on April 80
L0aus and discounts increased from SOL
$40. 1876 10 SOS, O32D00. Gold coin fCom
81 21G,5Go 10 S2,2Si ~. Total specie from
S45s3,3i7 to - S02 362. Lawful money re.
serve decreased from s732O.g7s TO $780,
0iG Individual deposits from S64, t.. sos to
SOL o36, $50
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Eirst Sack al eennmnnt.

Beaumont. Texas. August 5.-Mr Andrew
Bernard has brought In the 0rst sack II
new rice from the George Turner farm. 1t
comes from near China. fifteen miles west
Of here. in this county. II Will be sold to-
morrow to the highest bidder al the oil
exchange between II aud - o'clock. II Is
supposed that the rice mills will bid for Il
aud also some Of the rice and oil hrokCra
aud spirited time Is expected.
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o.. Raised Id a Fireman.

seg,iin, Texas, August 5--The seguln
erenocn today raised a purse for John
T,,h,nor who was injured in a gin ac-
i.t5nnt here Saturday and sent him 70
~, santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio
Tor medical treatment Amputation OF
the arm Will not De necessary uh'eSS
blood poison sets In
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80, - Fort Worth Packeries.

Mr.. S. II. HudGlns one Of the native ana
most prominent stockmen Of BrazorIa
county. Is in the city attending to large
oottIe deal he has on hand Mr.. Hudgins
said he believed that the estahlshmehl @.
tbn tvo Urge FACTORIES az Forth NoFll'
and their use Of Texas cattle VIII ltna o.
stlu a,.n+s lie expects to close his dchi Tor
f wi, delivery today and retlrn acme
I1TodueQdaY
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PhYaiolan and pruaalsts.

Ford A. Sturgeon. PROMINENT drug hrn
at Rocky lliil Station KY, writes; We
were rcqucsed by IN q. Il. sngley to
send for uerhiue for the hcneht OF our
customers We ordered three dozen IN De-
cember. and we ars glad TO say. IIerbiue
has given such grent Subtraction that we
have duplicated this order three times.
and today we gave your salesman another
order We beg 10 say Or. G. d Snlgley
takes pleasure In recommending HeEDlne."
Soc bottle. Sold 10y A. 70 Klcslns
CURED PARALYSIS.
W Bally, +. o. True. Texas. writcs:
"Niy wife had been suffering I'VE years
with paralysis IN her arm, when was
which cured her all right ! have also used
IL for old sores. frost bites, and skin crup.
lions. IL does the work ose. 50c and 81 %
bottle Sold 10y A. u, kiesline-
WATCH FOR r CHILL,
However slight ut this time o. year and
In this climate. II Is the forerunncr OF ma.
ma, tsrea out feeiing even comes before the
chill. Herbine, BY lts prompt stlmuiative
ACTON on the liver, drives the. maiarial
germs out OF the system. purifes the blood.
s 5Se 6os W 'us so "a ~ l. u Kissiins.
A WORM KILLER.
4 Montgomery, Puxico. Wayne.
90 No writes. ~ have little twin girls.
,,hc have been battered With worms all
| their lives. / tried everything 10 relieve
ihem which failed until ! used Waits's
Sroaght four Worms from ono Of tnern,
| tbe next two doses. twelve, one OF them
measuring twelve Inehesi tho otner Guild
Only relieved sa e sssr wssss Z rs =
| Wermlfnee Il good fer ehildren- 4 not only
| fect srowth, wards on sickness. aoc. soa3
By a. y. kesllnS'
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To gpv HiIIsboro'e electrio Plant.

waxahachie. Texas. August ia com
pany composed OF Waxahachie business
men was recently organized TO purchase
the electric light plant at Hillsboro
The new corporation has been chartered
with capital stock Of tj00o the In
corporators being NJ - Templeton, Osce
Goodwin, W, c. Ross and U. I. Buck
uer.
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DALLAS ELECTRIC COMPANY
Property Was Closed Out at Receivers
Sale TO Bonita interests.

Dallas, Texas August Tho plant nni
other property Of the Dallas Electric CON.
pany was sold at United States receivers
sale today for 100000 to representatives,
Of tho b0pdhOders Of the old Dallas Eitr-
tric Light aud Power company The par
chnEcrs are Boston capitalists. knows
locally as the "Bontn party Mi Bonita
represents In Dallas electric street railway
enterprises. the Uulted Electric Securities
company Of Boston and II is understood
he Will direct the affairs ~ the DaIlas
Electric company. The property Is wor IA
inward Of 81 .OOl.0O0
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or INTEREST TO - - - !.
y - y FEMININE PEADERS.

to sweeten then palatably and let the
truit simmer TIL the sugar is dissolved.
DO not stir them at ali.
Should you have more egg plants than
wanted for immediate use. wrap each ono
carefully in soft brown paper and store
IN dark. cool place
II is very much better TO buy soap in
large quantity.
Put It away unwrapped on a paper In
dry place and let II dry thoroughly
before using. You will find that II will
last longer than II used fresh. and by
purchasing new supply before the old
is exhausted you Will economlze largely
Ia this housekeeping item.
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c...l,u Meats Tonlaht.

An members of the Houston cavalry are re
.',,st.d 10 report nj their armcry at )
a'elock tonight. By order OF W. W. OocA'
peli captain commanding
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Annllst j. schuIenbera.

The funeral Of August ]. schulenherg
+ook Mace at D. N. yesterday from the
undertaking parlors Of SID MeSthellner;
Tbe services we're under the auspices 81
Saiunpt Tribe No. s. Improved order or
Red Men. Interment was In Evergreen
ccmetery.
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his long experience "a captain and tells
our citizens that their boys are an honor
aud credit 10 the town
Business is good and everybody seems
TO have money To pay az they go.
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Tho funeral Of the infant son Of Mr. ana
Mrs August Koeh took place from thelr
residence. Ala Nelasco street NJ 10 a. u.
Yesterday. Interment In Evergreen GENIE
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AGED Man suooembed 10 Injuries.

III Paso. Texas. August 5.--M. Ainsl died
today from injuries sustained In falling
while trying to get on moving trolley
car last Sunday Air. Ainsa was T3 years
old and had anassed quite q fortune here
IN the Wholesale grocery business lie re-
tired from business year ago ON account
Of feeble health aud tnrned bis business
over 10 his two sons. He came 20 III Paso
In 1852.
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Wharton-snonnts

ldssse, wharton Of Houston and Miss
ID H., poon's Of Fort Worth were married
eV Yesterday at 4 o'clock p. M.