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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03

Finch Just received.
Call early at the Journal
Office.
The members of st. Johns Luth-
ern church of Stony Ridge will build
new parsonage this Summer
The New Century Club will hold
their next meeting with Mrs DR..
h. r. Roether, on Wednesday, April s..
Mrs. Catherine Anderson of Hoyt-
vile asks for divorce from her hus-
band Thomas, because he failed to
provide.
--Munger Bros have just completed
extensive improvements in their meat
market which gives the market a
very neat appearance.
The Perrysbmg lodge of Modern
Woodmen entertained a delegation of
their brethren from 10 edo on
Wednesday evening.
DR. Il. Il. Sherrard, who with his
family has been visiting in Perrysburg
for the past four weeks, for the benefit
of his health, is greatly improved, Il
fact that is very pleasing to his many
friends.
Clerk T. j. Lake Monday received
request from the German consul at
Cincinnati for the name of a German
speaking notary residing at Perrys-
burg. ! he clerk complied with the
request by forwarding the name of
Philip Wetzel.
Mrs. w. L. DUNN entertained her
Sunday school class on Wednesday
evening of last week. Music and
games were enjoyed and elegant re-
freshments were served. The evening
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
The guests were Ray McCaslin, Myron
Carter, Oliver Davis, Alfred Heckler,
Carl Eberly, Emery Cobb, Arthur Will
liams. Joseph Thompson, Alfred Pc
ters, Carey Lindsay. Alfred and Chas
Lober, Roy Pitson, Harry Tuller
Percy, Edgar and Donald Hampton
Mertin Bowers, Charles Shipman and
| Mr.. Schaller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03
Notice.

l will offer at private sale until April
18th, houseeold goods as follows: !:
Bed room suit, Dresser and Wash
stand, Book case Sideboard, Center
table, Lounge, Rocking chairs, DIN
ing chairs, Kitchen cabinet, / Coal
stove, gas stove and various other
articles PRICES REASONABLE Call
at corner Fifth and Main st.
4b j o. MAY, Perrysburg, o
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03

The Woodmen of the World will
give social hop at the Town Hall,
Perrysburg, o., on Wednesday, April
15, 1903 for the benefit of their band.
Bowling Green Orchestra will fur
nish music for the occasion. Tickets,
so cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03

Miss Sarah Bloomfield has opened
dressmaking parlors in her home ON
West Second street where she will be
pleased to have her friends and pa
irons call, Telephone 731 (see direc-
tory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03
N. " w. of America:Dance.

The National Veteran Women of
America will give grand ball at the
town hall on Easter Monday, April
13, on which occasion prizes will be
given the first and second best waltz
erS.
Ice cream and cake will be served
Tic, cts % cents per couple. Every,
body invited.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03
Millinery Opening,

Pattern Hats and Novelties, April
End, 3rd, and 4th.
3b Miss LIMA EMCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-04-03

Mrs. b. Trudeau and daughter
Aileen are guests in Garrett, Ind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
CATTLE TO BE EXPELLED
ALL HERDS ON WHICH TAX HAS NOT
BEEN PAID
WIN Be Driven from, the chekasaw Ma
ton by the Indian Poliee--Entrs
Force Ordered Out

penison, Texas. January As result
Of recent decision o. the supreme court
relative 10 the payment OF the cattle tax.
the entire Indian police force az the Indian
Territory have been ordered TO the Chlcks.
saw nation and viii put an cattle upon
which the tax has not been paid or the
owners refuse 10 pay, out Of the Territory.
The cattle will be driven of the range
loaded into cars and shipped across the
border into Texas Those that are close
to the border wiz be driven across In
the office OF the revenue inspector there Is
a record Of all the cattle upon which the
tax has NOT been paid, and a close tab has
been kept on 81 them, at this session, and
1t will be possible for the Indian police
TO lay their hands on them on short notice
Most Of the cattle that win be removed
axe Ia the Chickasnw nation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
WEATHER AND CROPS.


Colorado, Mitchell County Texas Jana.
AIRY "a heavy snow fell here yesterday
for two or three hours, but as the tempera-
ture was modcrating, the snow WAS melted
before night aud good rain had fallen
Cloudy and damp today, but not cold, Bus
lncss Is very dull along All lines The cot
ton crop has fallen short 80 to 80 per cent
Of what was figured. Stock In good Coudi-
ton, with plenty feed aud good grass.
Falls City, Karncs County. Texas jan
uary The cotton IS all gathered aud
farmers are beginning to prepare their land
for the next crop. Prospects are batteriuE
as there Is more moisture iu the ground
now than there has been "a this time Of
the year In many years.
Timpsou, Shelby County, Texas, January
3.-'rhe rains for the last few days have
heon very heavy, putting 81 the streams
very high, aud the public roads are almost
impossible in nearly every direction. Traf.
&c from the country is very largely sua-
pended.
olive. Hardin County, Texas, January .
"A slow and steady rain has been falling
here for the past twepty.four hours, and
a lot Of water has fallen and al roads arc
impossible, Logging camps are cZperienc
ing lots Of trouble IN continuing their work.
Mt. Calm, tlil County. Texas, January ..
Rain fell slowly here almost all day yes.
terday, which has put tho roads in bad
condition agsin, and viii also delay cotton
picking for several days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
AN OFFICER CUT.
Prisoner Beoan7s Refractory and Got |
Away, After Usino Knife.

Prisoner Beoan7s Refractory and Got
Away After Using knife
Temple. Texas, January f. Special Katy
ofheer W. b. Farmer was last night quite
seriously cur while on his way UP town
from the Wallahala saloon. having IN charge
I'd. Taft Of Troy under arrest for drunk
enese. Taft had requested TO see q friend
to 20 his bond and on the way there show
ed tight, apparently slapping at Mr.. Farm
or several times, who struck him with his
pistol Taft being the larger man Of the
two succeeded IN getting away, when Mr..
Farmer discovered that he had been cut.
He discharged his pistol to attract atten-
tiou, which soon arrived and he was as
sisted TO a physician who dressed the
wounds. A deep aud ugly cash on the
neck is the most serious wound and there
are two others on the face and cheek boue
that may leave very ugly scars. one Of the
wounds WAS dangerously uear the iueular
vein. but Il is not thought they wiz prove
fatal Mr.. Farmer is resting easy this
morning Taft was arrested aud locked up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
BECOMING COMPLICATED.
Tho Selection Of Tellsrs Successor
Promises to Be Exciting.

The Selection OF TellsTs Successor
Promises to Be Exciting.
Denver. Colo. January g. The aeuutoriai
situation no Colorado s heromng decided
Iy complicated, 8nd should present do.
rI1rcd plans be carried out tho contest
over the seIertlon of d successor TO ssultor
Teller which viil begin 40 earnest wlw
The couyeuug OF fbe legislature o1 WrdurH
day ueyt, win 30 say hc least uc os
citing and more thsu likely spcriHcuiur
Tho aii uppofr of tto democratic wing
Of the legislature for Teller is still main.
taned while the republican strength IS
psroeled ont among four Candidates Of
whom former Senator q. Wocott is the
most conspicuous
Ata meeting Of the State democratic cen
tral committee the matter Of tbe threat
If the republican majority in tho house
70 unteet the entire Arapahoe democratic
delegation was discussed and resolutions
adopted TO the effect that 80 is the right
and duty of the senate 70 utilize the same
constitutional right and authority and re.
store the equilibrium
The majority Of the senate being demo
cratic, should their threat 10 meet re,o
lution with revolution" be corrlsd out. ~
would bring about condition rendering
the selection of q senator Impossible VITA
a solid democratic senate, IL ts asserted.
o deadlock could be maintained 70 The eud
IL had practically been agreed that On
Tuesday night a caucus Of the house soc
publicaus would be held 10 select q spe. ker
but 70 develops thot several membe1e have
refused 70 be bound by the action Of the
ieaderP stating thar they were elected on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
New Bank at Waco

waco Texas. January "a new Va.
tonal bank was organized IN this city yes
terday and viii be known as the National
City bank Il Is successor Of the City
Savings bank that was organized here sey-
eral years ago. The capital stock paid
up Is 100000 and It will omen its doors
for business lust as soon as the permit
vs. given from the treasury department
winch viii be I'm very short time At
meeting Of the stockholders Yesterday
afternoon the following officers were elect
% W j. Mayheld. president. II c.
field. cashier; w u Mavfeld JoNn 4
Moyheld, II G Bostwick. Z NJ Ewing.
sam sanger and nr q l. Halbert al,
reciorS, This makes four National and
one private banks In this city, an 1T which
are capitalized Tor largo amounts and are
doing a good business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
THE A. & NJ. COLLEGE
APPROPRIATIONS ASKED FOR BY
THE DIRECTORS.
What Il Is Intended to Do " the Lesis-
ature Grants the Budget az
Made Up.

COLLEGE station, Texas January a. rha
board Of directors Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college met here this morning
for the purpose Of appointing committees
and formulating plans Tor campaign on
tho incoming legislature In their last hi
ennlal report 20 the governor cf tho State,
the board asked for the following appro.
priotions With which to strengthen ana en-.
large Texas great archaeological ustltu
tion
college departments
l. Fiscal year ending August 81.
no pari OF the approximation s-'''''
to lapse at the end Of said as
Fiscal year ending August 81.
. lUya ,,...- .-... ,...-...,,..-. 60tOl
Student Labor
Fiscal year endinr August 81.
Fiscal year ending August 81.
3. Experiment stations Fiscal year
ending August 81, 1901.
BteNiNe station ........... $500
troupe station .............., SUOl
New stations CVo years. ... 1OONl
temporary experiment stations 100
Fiscal year Guiding August 81,
Beeyinc experiment station. $500
Troupe experiment station 49, 1000
Temporary stations - 200
g. Textile department ........ 3OOOl
thc appropriation requested by tho board
OF directors for the college departments Is
needed for the following purposes:
To provide for tho needs ~ the college
departments, including Increased force uf
instructors and equipment. additional ne.
coumodations Tor students and teachers.
an engineering building, books and other
materials for the ibrnry barns and out
houses, quarantine Mons, repairs on build.
lugs. construction of roads and sldewnlks
extension or sewerage system, sanitary ar.
rangements IN sl dormitories, herd Of typ-
cal animals, etc
The sum Of $1,000 Tor student labor an
nually placed at the disposal Of the board
OF directors ia used fcr employment Ht
INC college of deserving students ana NJ
slsis MANY q poor boy to c8iu an educl-
ton that he could rot acquire without rs
Under the heading experiment stations"
winch are under the supervision Of tho
college the board requests a sufficient fuud
. dcfrly the expenses OF the two STATE
Natlcus already established aud also asks
Tor an appropriation ~ $4,000 with which
10 establish "a third station tn the black
land region of the State
Much Interest has boon manifested lu
the state during the last two Years in
tue subject Of textile training ana there
eau be but little question. hut that grout
benehi would result from the establishment
~ such department VI textile depart
ment Us tn be established I'm the Stnte
therc can be but little question but That
u eau be moro economica}lv established ut
the Agricultural atd Mechanical college
man anywhere else IN the state. An up
purpose
The cadets have herun to return from
tho Christmas holidays and the college
work begins aenin Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
BExAR COUNTY coNWcTs
Are to Be Put to Work on the County
Roads.

Are to Be Put to Work on the County
Roads.
san Antonio, Texas, January 5.--Monday
under system decided on by the county
commissioners the convicts now IN the
county iailg VIII be put TO work Improving
the public thoroughfares OF Bexar county
There are sixty male convicts now serving
time IN the county Jail and the entire num-
her win be transferred 70 a convict camp
on the Castrovllle road, which Is 70 be
Graded and grayeled to the county line
When work on that road has been IN
ished the force viii be taken 70 another
road and Kept there until It Is finished
and SO on until every main thoroushiare
In the county is graded and graveled.
The farmers and others who own lends
near the road on which there Is gravel arc
ascending the efforts Of the commissioners
and are donating the gravel for this pur'
nose It Is intended TO have II Bezar
county a system Of public roads second 70
mona in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

BeAville, Texas. January AT q meeting
Of the Beeville Experimental Truck Grow
ers' club held at the court house IN this
city yesterday afternoon. the amount Of
stock in the South Texas Truck and Fruit
Growers exchange subscribed for by local
growers was increased 70 forty shares. BY
the time q charter is secured the full limit
Of htty shares will have been taken by
growers and shippers here
s. P Benton was selected 70 represent
the local growers and shippers before the
meeting Of the railroad commission 70 be
held al Austin on the 18th instant for the
purpose OF making a ruling on the weight
of express packages OF vegetables and
melons.
At the next meeting Of the association It
was agreed "a give IN the acreage and
kind Of vegetables each grower viii plant
this spring and the time OF planting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
MR. - saoAMAaE SUI.
Tho statstician ls Now at New Orleans
to Press Il.


The StatetiCian ls Now at New Orleans
to Press Il.
Ncv. nrio, t,, NJ 49,
eN Ol,eahs, January he case q
'NHu htue or washington, y, - chier
statlstician. United States department OF
aeltcuItura ~ n & " Reer tnvoi,.in-
sen AZ, 'N'sf-s
foViNu damages iptA defamation OF Guar
acteG VIII come 10 IN the United states
eircplt coprf feporrav ctatisti,dar TJ,-ds
"lAlfSu Aete 3esleIuly ana went 70 tne
ST. Charles hotel
az don't caro- 10 iIs-,as tba ~asa - saia
Nc 49, -.
'9ue 9esi'iuny evening IN the o.
'uaries hotel, beyond stating that my
seeS ot t6o bsnds N ebs ,nnrf t siiG
ot nav pcrsoual {ptorrit, which yess caiiel
into question ~ a iotaI co,fon ann y
sui; was Blcd here 81 fbp eeTI, nert ~
last year by rIeeg 4 Ouiutero III ifJVieis
lawyers + was basci On the alleged action
ut H. Is B Brer I'M locaI eoTton drm
who On January III Ian teiesranbed IN
Iiycrpooi: "a 'onrrossionnI fnvesIieaf i,,t, az
firms susplcions irhis staten,elt sccord
ing 10 the alterations of tbe snit Mas
clblad 10 md Iiv@rnooi corresnnu,lemtS ana
caused oultn gurrV Tbc nresidsnt ~
tho Iivarnohl Cotton nssociatiaa rsislsd IL
l.usdout Wnmslev of INC Now orieans
rutton rNcbatgr M Nottnsis,, rsriied
tNut fAerr ',.ls ma, trttb In fb., I'm
ror tbp t5p,n bsiu,y Xxx t,ttnn ,,,,rld W.
,tlr,fd uu AEON tbS reu,N, 6u+ az aosefl
MIS- iaosf ,ntriad IL, f,ecnoo ~ ''
immodnusiy gTtpr tbc nrrnr.opce Mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
News Notes

,5seeaunont, Texas January s.-The post
SSt sS.ss receipts for the two quarters ending
- S,sFsember so and December 81, respective
SsIss amount, to sl4945 50 for the former and
~ ~ tsoues Tor the latter, the latter Showing
"a ~ increase OF nearly $1,000 over the former
receipts Of last year.
The remains OF Charlie Storms the man
ibsso committed suicide at Sabine Pass on
III, MS day Of the year by shooting him
s .f1 Iatolgh The heart were brought TO this
,,ne IL, the home Of the br@tber ~ 'fbe
sasea' Were they win be inferred.
a., thoroughbred stallion owned by Dan
~ IT us 81 this city, who has a record Of
lAra, =, M! !e coming down Forsyth street yes
sols ~ S4Lernoon stepped into a deep mud
ssss enq N trying to extract It sprained the
\ ~ ~ PTS forelees. He has been placed
Or I tss stanies Of Broussard Livery company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
GecApEp HON sELLvILLe JAIL.
Two Prisoners Had an Easy Time in
Getting Away.

Two Prisoners Had an Easy Time in
Getting Away
Bellyille, Texas January 4.--Lsst night
two white men. who gave their names as
Charles Chabase and VIII Franklin, and
who wcrc confined in Jail on charge Of
burglary, succeeded In breaking Jail and
escaping The men were confined IN a cell
that had been used In the old jail aud sew
cral years ago when the new Jail was built
this cell being considered good was put
IN tue new jail. The prisoners unloosened
tho pipe connecting the closet IN the cell
with the sewerage and with it pried open
the bars Of the cell; after getting out ot
the cell they picked hole In the brick
wall Just under the window IN the north
west corner Of the huilding aud lowered
themselves TO the ground by means of a
rope made Of their bed blankets So Tar
they have not been recaptured. These
men were charged With burglarizing the
store " Il. L. Pophaukon at New Ulm on
Christmas I've night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
ACCIDENTS.

Palestine Texas, January 4.--Last even
ing about o'clock as webb Wright aud
Misses Tot Young aud Rosa Belle Sellers, all
well known young people Of this city,
were driving along South Sycamore street
in a single buggy. they ran into an ex-
press wagon, driven by Pony Edwards. The
darkness was so intense that Mr. Wright
did not sec the wagon In front OF him until
the buggy struck II and an NJ the occu-
pants were thrown out, Butn of the young
ladies We're bruised considerably, Miss
Young being rendered unable TO walk into
near by house, and Wright was also
slightly hurt The horse aud buggy escaped
serious injury as did Mr.. Edwards.
Llano. Texas, January Early last
night two acetelyn gas lamps exploded at
the ranch home or Mr., and Mrs. r H..
Moseley, eight miles from Lauo known as
Granite Clif ranch Louis Freutge, Ger
man, and Llge Mabry coored. servants on
the place, who were IN the room at the
time, we're burned about the face consid
erably. The hre was extinguished without
serious damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
HORSES WERE cREMATED
J, \. WILLIAMS ALSO LOST HIS LIFE
IN DALLAS FIRE.
Stable Of Hughes 6res. Was Burned and
Great Amount Of Feed, Etc,
Was Destroyed.

Dallas, Texas, January s--Fire this morn.
ing destroyed the large stables and one
of the warehouses Of Hughes Bros. plant
for the manufacture OF extracts and kin
dred goods at Ervay street and Hughes
circle a l6-yearold boy, J. a. Williams,
sleeping in the stable loft, and twenty
three horses were burned TO death All
the transportation equipment, feed md ma
ehinery were destroyed. and in the ware
house large quantities OF manufactured
product and raw stock were burned
The lossea are estimated TO be $4,000;
the Insurance from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
CAMPAIGN is SIZZLING.

Beth Higgins and Sanford Have Strong
FolloWinss,
Waco, Texas. January 4.-The municipal
campaign IN this city IS now at the sizzling
point. The two candidates for mayor J.
". Riggins and city Attorney Allan D
sanford, are making vigorous campaigns
and both have strong followings. Mr., san
fora formally opened his campaign last
night and spoke 10 & very large audience
Mr. Higgins opened his campaign Friday
night Both are subject TO the action OF
the democratic primaries, which VIII pc
held Wednesday, January Z, and this VIII
settle the question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
New Establishment at Marshall.

Marshall. Texas, January 4.--The hrm Of
Grosman & Sons has been changed TO
the j. Grosman Sons Manufacturing com
pany, ana incorporated for $4,000 paid up
capital, with the following officers. Nose
Grosman, president; Hiram Grosman, vice
president N A. Bernstein, secretary and
treasurer. Directors; NJ. A Bernstein II.
Grosman. NJ Grosman, 3. S Fry ana W
G. Pierce, Jr In addition TO the manu-
facture Of druggists and grocers specialties
the handling Of all kind Of soda fountains
and supplies, the company win manufac
ture wooden soda fountains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Decision Handed Down.

Beaumont Texas, January Tho de-
rislon by the commission that heard the
testimony of the condemnation proceedings
against Mrs r. J. Flowers and Mr.. G. IT,
Rutedae was made late yesterday after
noon, but The details and what their de-
elslon wal was not given out until this
morning The city wanted 2 strip of land
ttwenty. feet wide on property owned by
hoth Of the parties above mentioned, and
tney had gone Ia considerable trouble iu
removing buildings, etc, I'm making way
iof the street to be made aud Mrs Flowers
vas awarded $3.50 for her land and Scl5
special damages M. Rutledge was award
sd $50 Tor land and damages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
ROM THE STATE CAPITAL
ANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE DURING
'N' THE PAST YEAR.
Hoso,taI at the Confederate Home
ruled With the Veterans--Y. M.
c. A. Work Is Outlined.

latin. Texas January balancing hur-
,aSlv over the records in city Clerk John
80 ofeee some notes were taken Of the
S - made in Austin during the
~ 100. The record shows that 271
.n5,re permits were issued during the
~, ths total value Of which was St53
rse Many Of these permits were Tor ad.
rIYona to residences that cost ia many tn
L.srres less than $500 OF the 271 permits
$3.50 144 were for frame dwelling houses,
ny balance being business houses and resi-
49, ne huiIt of brick, stone or iron Tho
4 'rdings erected by the state are not in
a, 5eA I'm tine above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Pardoned % nIe az M.

corsicana, Texas, Janary Eight years
ago Albert Coleman. eolored, was sent 70
the penitentiary from this county for the
murder Of two other negroes. He had a
life sentence. on Christmas day Governor
sayers pardoned him In order that he
might come home 10 die. Coleman breath
ed bis last yesterday at the home OF bis
parents here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

Arstln. Texas, January 4.--Noung otto
pnssz rad narrow escape with his life
Yesterday about . O'Clock, corner sixth
street, st Congress avenue. He was spin
ming RAPIDLY along on his wheel when he
couded with q carriage, drawn by a pair
n horses. goiug also at a good rate Of
sneed Tie boy was sent whhlng from
his bicycle, was badly bruised by the fall.
and was trampled nearly 70 death by the
M horses. At the time Of the accident the
streets we're crowded with people, and the
MAYED from the street to a physicians Of
ars near by and his wounds dressed The
wounds. while painful, are not considered
serious The wheel was trampled and
KNOCKED out Of all shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
eALLAHEa TAKEN TO PEN.

Saws He VIII Try to Reduce His
Sentence,
san Antonio Texas, January Alive
peniteuuary convlcrs were taken from the
county iali By Penitentiary Agent Davis TO-
day ana viii be taken 10 the places OF their
confinement Among the number was Virgil
Gallaher Sentenced 10 twenty tive years for
the murder OF his mother. Mrs Kate Gala.
her, IN Galveston 20 August, 1897. Gal0ber
was IN as good spirits as could be expected
and said that ne would accept his fate with
good grace aud strive 70 make a record that
would reduce his period Of confinement 10
the minimum under the law.