The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-08

and one of the clsverest men living
and a thousand wishes go out for his
success in the future.
The habeas corpus case of w. b
Rhea, charged with killing Sam Had.
ley, colored, near Golinda, November
goth, was not submitted TO Judge
Rimes last night, as the Bill Bell case
was ON trial. County Attorney Rice
of Falls, came up with Mr.. Rhea, and
1t is understood that the case will be
submitted to-day.
From Bolton the management re-
ceived the following by telephone
| yesterday: "Reserve ten choice
seats for us for MIXED Pickles." a
party from here will be over.
DIR. Jacob Voorsanger, of Houston
will lecture at the synagogue, on
Washington street, tonight aud the
public are invited to attend. DR.
Voorsanger Is one of the most emf
nent rabbis in the Jewish church.
and his visits to Waco are always
greeted with pleasure both by Jew
and Gentle.
AT the Baptist church Sunday a
fht kN tohktNkuttoh ubbChibtChy bOtb
morning and evening, to hear Rev.
DR.. Carroll preach the Thanksgiving
sermons, and DR.. Burleson made one
of his usual happy talks on the sub
ject of the Baptists of Waco. II was
a happy meeting, and as the EXAM
INER has stated before, there was
cause for rejoicing.
skipped" was found immensely
funny-"Pickles" Is more so--said TO
be the funniest thing on the road.
When the nine birds of passage,
alias moneyless men, alias tramps,
alias orphans, were being searched at
the jail last night, solitary quarter
was the full amount OF filthy lucre
that was found in all of their filthy
clothes. The one.armed imp ssid lie
could prove an alibi in his case; that
he had been taking his meals daily at
a first-clsss restaurant in the city
AT a meeting of Waco Lodge No.
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Thos.
leitch, N. g.; w. II. Simpson, V. g.;
j. +. Brinkcrhofi, secretary; j. ID
Wallace, treasurer; Thos. Killings
worth, representative of grand lodge;
w. S. Plunkett, alternate, e. b. Dut-
ton, j. G. Jurney and ID. A. Berkshire,
trustees of the Widows and Orphans
fund. The grand lodge |. o. y. +.
meets in Paris in February next.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are busy making preparations for
the pansy tea party. which will be
the Interesting features for to-mor-
row and Thursday nights. at the Nc
Clelland opera house. Besides the
amusements which will consist OF
music, singing and recitations and
waiter drill by twelve young ladies,
under the command of Miss (Captain)
Kate Friend, there will be twelve
booths where all the eatables and
some kinds of drinkables can be had.
MIR. Boyd ArdersOn is IN receipt OF
letter from Mr.. Nj, ID. Colleen, man
agcr of the Jenney Electric Light
company, which stated that he would
be in Waco the first part of this week.
The company has been very busy
putting in several other plants in this
state, is why Mr.. G. has not been in
Waco before. All the machinery,
poles, etc, will arrive in Waco in a
few days, and the work will be pushed
until IL is finished. Monday, Febru-
airy LIST, is the day fixed for lighting
the city with electricity.
Four bales of cotton belonging to
Mr. e. A. Westbrook were burned
near the Waco farm few days since.
One of Mr.. WIS boys was bringing
the cotton to the city. there being
| ~ nthnr la tho
party. When near Bullhide it was
discovered that one of the bales i'll
the lot mentioned was on fire. Mr..
Sam Keeble. who lives near the road
went with bucket of water, and II
was thought they extinguished the
fire, but when they had driven four
or five miles farther, the flames broke
out again, and the four bales were
burned.
Fresh venison aud antelope hams al
Johnson's market.
Mr.. G. w. Liltlcpage writes TO the
iiremen of Waco, and expresses his
| gratitude for their donation for hi'
relief. II seems from the tone of his
letter that the Waco boys are the only
| ones in Texas who have hardened tC
his appeal, aud the tone of his ex
pressions are enough to bring tear
of sympathy to the eyes OF every fire
man who has known Mr.. Littlepage
lie says he is dying, and frien,
writes while no dictates. Friend
have been tending him in st. Loui
and ministering to his wants, or b,
would have been sent to hospital
Littlepage will not live long, but h,
will ever remember the kindness an,
generosity of the Waco fire boys.
A very pleasant euchrc party wa
gwen bv Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pagitt a
Mt their residence yesterday evening
In honor of Mrs. VIII llearnc, q
Hearne, who is their guest.
"Mixed Pickles" at the Mcclellan,
, opera house tonight.
Gangs OF men we've at work all ia
Sunday and yesterday trying to &c
!, down to the man Levy Moore, who
a in the bottom of the well in Eas
Waco. As the sand kept caving,
y was dangerous for men to go dow
into the well, and a curbing will hay
Il to be put in before the body can b
/, recovered. Perhaps IL will be foun
). to-day. Mr.. Clark was resting cas-
Yesterday, and Mr.. Roberts was alb
4 10 be out of room, The colored ma
|" Jake Childs, was sent TO the railroa
hospital at Houston for treatment.
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