The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-28

O'rom The Corpus Christi star
December 3D lplGl
Emmi0ran,s For Texas. 1to laff
Louis captain Aberdeen. has arrived
nt Galveston from Antwerp with
one hundred and Hihty-three emit
pnntn Thoy Hfc mostly bound f0r
Western Teaan They appear % De-
'u comfortable circumstances We Bi-
20 learn by me news from Great .9fl-
tain thnt nrgr numlogr ~ ntndci
pfuprlctora upwards of shny alto.
rcthor ieft Dublin fDr ilvesn0m
ah0rf itino since. on theif way 90 Tex
nH. where they afo about 90 locate
having purchased 90 tact ~ hand with
hto Wow of formins settlement Thcf
bring nut witt thcm % number nf tar'f
rOniuolH mi upwards Of f0000
pounfa Boz sold.
Card Of Thsnla.--ro CnptHn scott
commander uf the steamship Fanny
sir Nr iho undersigned. passengers
on hoard thc Htprm1hip Fanny now
On hor frat voyage aH 81 regular trader
between Sow Orleans Port l.ngaca
and Corpus CHRISTI having expert
cnend during "a very severe Eaic. tho
admirable eca goiug qualities OF tho
Fanny and your great skill in tho
execution of your duties gas her Can-
tain beg leave fo present these our
acknowledgements publicly and af tho
aanc time tender you and ihe other
officers of iho tossrl more particular
ly 49, Pitts hor gontlcmaulY clcfs
our unfoiHn"d thanks Tor fhrir atten-
uon tn our comfort au weii as for
tho cNcollnnt tnnic kept throughout tho
voyage Trustns That the puDlc viii
bcatow on tho steamship the patron
ngo she fully deserves we are Hir
'our most Obliged servants D. g.
nuvir o. a. Dwycr o. w. PARKER a..
+ g.. Fug'emnn Vs. &c. Roberts t. m.
gram and ndioa a. nrownson and
lndios VIM. Dnvif John W Ross r.
Mckcnuci ID Meade Theo R0-
gam a. 81 rogicman n. > Fak D..
Hubbard conrad Mruly D. NJ swift
and nmir ~ faHchld D o. Eccd
O. Vs. Alexander Steam hlp Faunuy
December Q lsls
tTh' swift family bourht property
in Corpus Christi ono swift home bc-
iug 700 the cornol ipta now owned hS
D. ~ Mcrimnn. phrrrc hc rc8ldca
. Conrad Nculy purchased lois on
ohaparrnl Htrcct huili two-aiory
residence. iron front where several
mcunvrH of the family win resided
Indian Raid.--Ni o. ~ Liitig came
Boo from i.tredn uu rhufdny lost llt
Informs ua lhHi there nod been about
Laredo a rH.tN OF thlrNnl Indian.
Who had burned One unch and stolen
the hnrHcs from another AZ the ranch
ihoN destroyed. they killed e McNican
nuN ln consequence oi their appear
tpre ihe ianrhcfna have moved into
town $50 hHd boon leHd 60 heiirv'
from che Brownsville ilRg that tho
steamer Alulor Brown would proceed
@" Laredo lud lind tfoopa thoie. hui
Hl that D. SHOWN uf her at chat place
ia that she failed Jo iegrh 3D. Laredo
iH thc nippon settlement We believe. on
ihe American eide or lhe Rio Giandu
ana aa such should have been tho FIRST
posted losing aEht altogether Of oui
merchants and eitllons there thi
. honof of uur governments in treaty
unlilHton m nlcdecd t0 prniDrt thl
MoNlcana con both slides of the river
Tho frontier requires q fcW cnmpaulc,
nf rangcrs to keep thc aHyaHca beyond
the mountains ana gnt th,y are rc-
cciyrd iu service. pr tho cavalry FORE,
ln tho state uchlrd tAo places Noftl
and Northwest nf us Wiu hc hauassed
Getting Close C. Us.-rhere is now
n4 lunsei ans doDnf hui that thp Ash
I attic Cholera thar eoufsr uf mankn,
} haa aEain made ts appearance upoi
oul continent rhe inst cases oocui
/ rcd at quarantine Sow York city
/ thlco weoNa ago since which time ID
hes found ns way Gao several uthci
points amon. which are Ncw Orleans
/ Houston Lasaca ana Victoria. The
attacks at Sew orleans aro numerous