MESSAGES OF CO.NDOLE.NCE.
New Orleans, La., January 4.—The following dispatch
was sent from headquarters of the United Confederate Vet
erans today:
Firs. L. S. Ross:
Austin, Texas, January d.—IMy heart’s tender sympathy
is with you in this sad hour. John D. McCall.
Mrs, L. S. Ross:
Dallas, Texas, January 3,—Your great grief is ours.
God will care for the noble spirit. Barnett Gibbs.
Mrs. L. S. Ross, Waco, Texas:
Hempstead, Texas, January 4.—The faculty of Prairie
View State Normal school extend sincerest sympathy.
Mrs. Tom Padgitt, Waco, Texas.
Chattanooga, Tenn.—I claim the priviledge of joining
my tears with yours for a brother gone. Deepest sympathy
for Mrs. Ross, George Clark.
Mrs. L. S. Ross:
Galveston, Texas, January 3.—You and yours have the
sincere sympathy of my wife and mj^self in the death of your
noble husband. Family, friends and country suffer an irrep-
arrable loss. Thos. J. Goree.
Mrs. L. S. Ross:
Marlin, Texas; January 3.—Our sincere sympathy in
this your great bereavement. All Texas bows down with
you in profoundest grief. Geo. A. King.
Chester Hale.