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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

Number Of postal money order issued.
Legis29, amounting TO $1,000. 900.
Whole number Of copies Of newspapers,
j9,2io, 500. Number OF letters sent to
the dead letter office, So.g37 Of which
1898 were returned TO the senders.
Mr.. Nclleman, the minister Of Justice,
coolly and deliberately express him.
self AS follows before thcl.owcr house Of
the Diet: II do not know what Is meant
hy public opinion In fact / 10 not
believe there Is such q thing as public
opinion any longer. that IS. provided
public opinion Is tu signify certain
principles on which all agree with re-
spcct to the question offich,s andmorals.
There was "a time when one could say
that people agreed that one ought not
to steal or Kill; but ! really doubt
whether We eau say that there IS a
public opinion DO favor OF this now, or
whether many circles have come 70 the
opinion thlt sucl acts may be COM
miued. Our body soci1l is so torn up.
so split ny. that / i1r one really doubt
whether ! eau confidently take 10 for
granted that there Us a 'publc opinion
900 the sense that there is something
which is acknowledged ly everybody.
or with bur Tow exceptions Neither do
!, on that account, believe very firmly
In the formation of publ. opinion
wuic, might become "a power strong
enough 70 CucfCe any ONE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

Among thoso who have tried IL. there
rs probably no difference Of opinion as 10
tho value Of foundation that has been on
tho hive the previous year and left un.
touched by tho bees. While tho bees
will generally use IL, thcy will not use Il
20 readily M fresh foundation.
Many aparians affirm that Young bees
ore factor In successful wintoring.
ATounossco aparlan says that tho sue.
cess Of tho bcokocpcr lies IN having only
strong colonies 10 gather honey, the
stronger the better Concentrate that
strength. Instead Of running the same
bees in two hives run thcm H. one. and
II brings In the surplus. Il tals1s but
few bees 90 run % brood chamber and
make % colony sufficient 10 winter over,
but three 90 five times asmany urc need.
ed before they can do good work in the
supcm.
Mrs. Harrison says that when bees
have poor stores, such as honey dow or
Juice Of fruits, thcy arc safor on their
summer stands than ia cellar, for dur
Ing warm spell they can void their
iuCca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

halfinchbolt passing down through both;
then a C inch board ~ Is cut on tho
anglo Of each raitor and thoroughly
nailed on each side.
There should BE- q similar piCco nailed
near the peak. This comes handy to
hang hay carriers on. It will be readily
sccn when tho four pieces That mako
pair Of ruitor nro IN place tho tendency
b. TO go out instead u down. whore tho
purIlncs would come, and "a tho purlino
Is put In 10 hold tho roof from sagging
tho writer who describes II does not scc
any uso for Il IN this style Of roof. IIo
says in explanation. Ia order 10 have tho
roof sag at tho Joint In the rafter, It
would have TO give way at peak or plate.
You secure them there and tho coutcr
ieint will mover sag, Tho pitch Of tho
roof should hc for lower part five foot
riao 70 three feet run. Tho upper should
DO about quarter pitch-noycr one-third.
There aro several roofs OF this style in
this f,clion, and thgy nro giving good
satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10
TuREE THOUGHTS.
Their Application Solves Many Prob.
lens OF Disease

AhNiF NpplA'hAl"h NotNea many frObs
lens OF Disease
How important II is to every one
that the blood saJuli BE- kent In good
condition, ani yet now low peBple
there are 10 whom this subject seems 10
Give Euy concern. We wish mere
10 emphasize thrtoe points.
fiS., thC SHuatiOH Health depends
on the state OF Tue blood. The blood
conveys nli tho elements which 70 to
make M the organs OF the body. ana
carries away all dissolved Rnd useless
material. Every bone, muscle, nerve
ana tissue liyes upon what the blood
iyeln to II. Moreover every beat "
the heart, every drawing OF the breath,
overlhought flashing through thouraln,
needs q supply OF pure blood, 10 be-
done rightly and well.
Second, he NcoesEitW The human
race ~ n whole ~ IN great need OF a
good blood purifier. There are 9. 400
disorders Incident 10 the human frame.
the largest majority atlslng
from the impure or dl,o.
onous condition OF the blood.
SurJfula, disease ne old az antlguity'
has been Inherited by generation gfter
= 'HNf'Nf"N'f HAHa AAANNA NNAH ANNtAl NnunN
ylrulent aud virtually unchanged from
tue ancient forms. IL VIZ are eo
fortunate as 10 escape hereditary i'm.
puriiies In the blood, We may contract
disease from the germs IN the air we
breathe, the food We eat, or the water
We drink.
Ihyd He Remsdyi In Hood,s
5 lfsapnfilla II found the medicine for
al blood diseases, la remarkable
cures are III l0udest p'aise. NoTemedy
has ever had 30 markell success, no
medicine Wna ever accorded 20 great
public patronage. ScIoiula in lie sever
ct forms forms has yielded to IL potent
powers, blood poisoning and salt rheum
anu many other diseases have icon
permanently cured by n.
Read the statement OF cures, and for
further Information write 10 q. 1. HooI
d Co., Lowell, Mass. II you need
good blood purifier, take Hoods sarsa.
paTilla.
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President; George Toasdalo, Juaroy.
Counsolorg 4 4 Mcdonald and Horny
Eyring, Colonla Juaro1. Chihuahua,
MOxlco.
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Prcsidout o q Hostins. Wost PORTAGE.
Counselor; John VI McCmry, VIM II
Gibbs, West Portage.
Boz Elder County, nah.
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Presidents Ira n IIincklcy, Fillmore.
Counsolors. Daniel Thompson, Scplo
David r stevens, Holden.
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from the nations Of the earth, that we
have been made acquainted with the
principles Of the Gospel and that down
IN our hearts is the belief today, jus, as
strong as 1t was In the hearts Of the
Apostles OF our Savior, that there Is one
faith, ono Lord, one baptism, aud one
God and Father Of as all. That faith has
been delivered through angels sent from
heaven to people who live today and
this Gospel Is being preached. Our
missionaries orc going to all the nations
Of The earth, and going gladly without
money and without price. thanlsing God
ior The opportunity that they have TO 10
out and cry repentance 90 mankind. 70
strive TO lead them in the straight and
narrow way The proclamation Of the
Gospel has been commenced, aud it will
never cease until every knee shall bow
and every tongue confess that Jesus Is
the Christ, ~ the glory Of God the
Father This isthc promise that has been
made. The responsibility rests upon the
Elders Of Israel today 20 preach this
Gospel everywhere and warn men ofthc
that are 20 come TO prepare
them lof the great day Of the Lord.
when our SlviU. shall be revealed in
flaming FIRE
May God help rs to understand orr
calling aud the responsibility that rests
upon Us. May Tie give us the courage
Of our convictions, and may we 20 for
ward honestly, mlnlully aud consist
emily, and strive TO do our duty, and
let our light so shine among men that
this nation and al the nations Of the
earth may know th1t we are honcsL and /
cody, aud sincere; that wc love the 100
institutions Of hcayeli aud That we de-
sire 10 bring an era OF peace upon this !
carih and goodwill TO all men. THIS b. !
my prayer, through JcauS Christ Amen. !
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RAFreRs oNA earn.

suEgcrti1ua 90 Prospective uarn uuiidors
Thnt stay Prove valuable.
fU'iouiu g ~ 70 description lsom Tho
OMoilruroi fum.ust.ttcr8 onuplizo
blu. Tbnlu, allD thc way the flficm
are framed t1o.ntwlH-cH lrlrs would
como instead Of u.iay ruri.utl Tho
foot Of Go upper ri.l' lJiI framed tho
0lmc as thu 200, fol. ,l. lower enc tBJund
top Of lower u,,er b Framed 90 ,hat foot
OF upper fai.cr dts into IL. There Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

NoHordi Mcftt1.
OaKaca lnear BayIapel z A DIllman 2 y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

President; WIN II ScegmilIcr. RIchdcld.
Counselor: George W Bean, W II CLARK,
iiichnold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

President. II u Halght, Oakley.
Counselor; Moronl Pickett, Mnrioni
Wm r Brim, Albion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

President; Ahmm Hatch. ll0har.
Councillors A II Giles, ID 5 Alexander
H0lfr
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Presidents VIM Paxman, Nephi.
councillors; Charles Sporry, James w.
Paxinan, Nophi.
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Ca5Ha county, Idaho.


President; w II Smith, Contorvillo.
Counselors; John w Hoss, Farmingloni
IL Grant, Bountiful.
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President l. W Shur,lln ogden.
Counselors: O = Middleton, y o Fly.
garo, ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

President; Goo G Parkinson, Franklin.
Counsolors. Solomon II Halo. MAlthia.
L COwley, Preston.
Oaeifia Cgifnfy. Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

Wdshlngion COMFY, Ulnh.

Presidents Daniel u Macarthur, 81 George
Counsolors: Anthony w Wins. Erastus
u Snow, ST George.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10
Davis County Uah.


Presidents q Larsen. Castle Dale.
Councillors orange Sceley, Castle Dalci
VIM Howard Huntington.
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Wayne CoupiH UidA

Presidents willis T. Robinson, Loa.
Counselor; Hans VI Hanson aud Gear
son 5 Bastlan, Loa.
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President; Cnute Peterson, Ephraim.
Counselor: Horny Boal, Ephmim, John
u Maihon. Manu.
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NAB County Utah.


President; T. u Woolley, Kanab.
Counsclorsi Thomas Chamberlain, Ordor.
villei Daniel Secgmiller, Ranch Il. o.
hggc County. Utah.
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Morgan Co,.nty, Utah.

President; Richard Fry, Morgan.
Counsclors; Samuel Francis aud W II
idch, Morgan.
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Presidents s II Bcnniou. vornal.
Councillors u 3 Collolt, James Hacking.
Vornal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

President; Charles o. Card, Cardston.
Alberta, Northwest Territories, Canada.
WARDS. BISHOPS,
AatuhlNi Hs4Hssssssss Hsssss ssssssahhA a hNNil
East Chrdston (CaTdsinn T.. o.
Niels Hansen. r. T.
Wost CnrdstOn o l. Robinson T. n
Fish Crook Jos. Gold, l.. u
Snake Crook Richard Pilling
Bgndoy Crock James kearl, r. T.
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UMidh county Ulah.


President; a o smoo,, Provo.
Countolom; David John, and Edward
Partridge, Provo.
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Umla connly. Hnomlna.

President; George Osmond, Afton.
Councillors VIM W Burton, Arson V
Call. Aftou.
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President, Rudgor ClawHon, brigham.
COunsolofs Adolphus Madison, Charles
Kelly, Brigham.
Dor Elder County, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

lP,rcsidcni' David X Udan. tprin,o.,p,.
Counselora; T. y Freeman w. M ,iIlo.
bons, 81 Johns. Ill ~ Glib.
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Graham County Arisoaa.

President; Christopher Layton, Thatcher
Counsolors; W d johnson, NJ II MGR
rill, Thatcher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10

Presidents william ludgc, Paris
,gunselon; } 70. Hari, bloomington
VIM. l.. Rich. Paris.
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'Sll0mt c0u1'y Uial.


l'rcsidont II $ Gowans, Tooolc.
Nounsoloi7' g J. Anderson, GmnisviIlo.
George + Richards. Tooolo.
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Pnngnitch stake.

Presidents Jesse w Crosby, Jr, Pan.
guitch.
Counsolom; Mahonri NJ Steele, David
Cameron, panguiich.
gB...E.f.g f..t.fts NH
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Scrlcr county Uiah.


President. Jesse n Smith, Snowflake.
Counsolors; l. II llaIch, Woodruff II
Richards, - Joseph.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25
RRENHAM nrnfrr.
Report OF the Counts Finsase conmitiee
An Ola Case

Report Of the coanty Fin4ase Comr,ittee
An Ola Case
BrsuAau1. Texas. March 1l.--The ccaa-
y finance ccrnulistee appointed by Dis
trio; Judge sinks have made their report
and been discharged
The report shows an examination o. ali
officers BOOKS from SEPTEMBER IS lisa
70 date giving the amount ~ Haes col.
iecFed and how The monsy was discussed
The sheraff's report shows nnes lrapos
10 The amount of $3.50 dispase,s .; as
follows co.l CT an f5rwardsa % treas
ureF. less commissions. Sf79 secured $40.
not secared. 500 Ia jail or on farm, 81 10.
The tres9nrer's report Shows con.aori
fund %isi-a, Jury fuHd, Sssg'm; road and
bridge fard, Slll.s5; laa fund $500. max
ins the net amount que inc county. aI-
esA@' Which q on deposit az G.ddlhgs
q Giddings bank
The tre2surers hooks show The regis
tetea Indebtedness ~ This county 10 De
hFe coufl gouse bonis. s5s9 reEistnre.4
scslPt, sAfal.ati tgggtl, a. SLOT. end 5ttsi.Isr
IN ihia f1uul tue casa Oa4ance o. bsnd
4, 49, 49,. o1ianee q. rsYcs 81 the county
Az l. Z. Harrison. candy uann,ao-
tufer q thts city, and Miss Eta Levy
81 Alefin, cauGeter % Mr. NJ. Lazy. viiI
he maFriel 3Que %. Mr harrison Is 4
prominent and pruspefDus bnsiness faas
- Ills csiy, N1ul tralna store IA Aous-
Ton ara anotAlr being esEabllshsi n C;ai-
Nestpni An1 hes a hugt - warm frle~fis
diets.
Sherin TeAg7a this morning arrested IN
HhEt9n and lalsea nt this place George
etNe iphB siuce hay 1lu hssr rlace1 IN
tAe Fettfed gEcNet. wpere Aiatgiet CLERK
arrest
> crowd went out ploysr shooting yes
.er9Ay y tafins Jake ard ere having lots
or tun az tae expense q 4ne q tnp party
WHO sfot up DIS shells 4i deo3y duck
iu tsc pond.
Ben S Rogers Esq, who Is helpiur IN
Ete 1efsuss ~ the l44Fer buys az George
town, retRrnr1 from that place last eYer-
inF ana naf Etr9uE h1res OK getting the
bays clear q thf serious charge against
Cainn WsshiniGDn or ex-C0nfederate
ye'0rans rnet hera tails afternoon ta e!ect
ae'rat % the BirmlBeham Ala, re-
lut0n 1u3 the Waco ragn!QT
tio1 Miles u. FEEDER Of Chapnel JIlU
catne e. fae ueei guR ar Camp washington
to-day ana in discussing state politics
ans the late harmony meeting expressed
himself as 40 enthusiastic Chiffon man
tor Tie srURte
Shedf San Wheieg OK McIsennan cBpn-
y iett iar W ACC this morning win Nelson
bradford Waufe thsre on a charIe az
h9rse theft lie was convicted here In
tRo caEes cn the same charge. and Is
wanted glHap here Besides Waco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25

WHARTON, March st-pr ", ".
Bouldin. brother Of Mr.. II. G, Bouidin,
VINO was murdered By negroes On his
plantation, as STATED tren here ihis week
came down this morning. from bis home
IN ChAppsH Hili lie s. on his way 70 take
charge Ok his broiaeFs business IN Mata-
goTda eopry. The reporter spoke q the
malteT men Toned In lie chicago Telegram
concerning report OF threatened lEncA.ns
sof his nsetners murdercrs, IAe doctor <
onca deao9need the report saylns That
himself and thesis had neyer ne4ra Of
slra intenllal, ara tAnt from Abe irs. Il
WgS .4ls u agltpa 70 let the law take rs
cepree- ne W1s ct 1liE OPINION a MAS a
matter thar saoDtd be settled by due ppp-
cess u iaU b 1ae Aa.aGerla cJgrta Toe
dec.c 7gas accompanied hy BIS frieacs
! J. MAaNrn aetd " r 5rDwnlus.
Str =, ftit1ey, foreman ~ tae force
- ronsttcet the Hcw irQr nvdge. came IN
% tataF ,-Ela, ac eorgplnled BY Mtssrs
~ tiafc1 alI WtiGa1n liiaiLa. The ma
teTlai s errsl- Jug nally &na soon tue s;-uc-
l4-e wtli zsslsue prNsnrtioUs
~ 700 Fyutesta - WASH 9 Perry. VINO as
e09itea J y. 8ores. vas severely cut with
Ertis 25vat me Ease and head. The
es arg On tfi1l M9g osfCre Jus,lce
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gHoorfNa IN corRr.

Preacher Assaulted ard Uses His Gun
Very Effectively
Cameron. Texea Marrh ea-In the jus
tiee court at Maysne'd. ten miles from
here today w c. Yielding shot Gay
ehipps through tbs breast. and Carrie
Williams a byatander through tie arm.
Yielding is q congfssatl9naiist preacher.
The trouble grew on; % church trial in
whlnh Yielding was charged with slander-
M q relation Of phIpps
Yielding was witness IN two eazas for
disturbing rhwous wershin, growing on
% the chufch trai. fA.ppa made An a.
saul. on fleld4ns toiiey Hita the above
fie!ding was placed under 1900 bond.
Phipfs y expected 70 de Williams Il moi
much hurt
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Law ylNlIcArnp.

Two Murderers Must Hang rs the HIGHER
Courts Verdict.
Dallas, Texas, March 24-The court OF
criminal appeals affirmed the case Of
Francisco Regions, Mexican who was
given the death penalty for the murder o.
eX-ShcriG John Hornsby OF Travis county
The court also affirmed the hrding Of the
lower court II the Austin Brown case
from ,teSar county brown two mon,hs
0f guilty before the case reached the iurv
lie II negro and was given the death
penalty.
Nlii. Williams Of Wnllamson county
given Afteen years for murder was also
Ia had luck. HIS care was affirmed
John r. Parker OF Nucces county given
a life sentence Ind a rnous2n FOR rehearing
cYerruied Alex lIearn vs. the state, from
Henderson couhty. was affirmed
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coNahEssNAN wILsoN
VIII SPEND a Few DAYS on a Ranah-stlll
QuIta Feehle.

%ill SPEND a Few DAYS on Rauah-stlll
quite Feeble.
san AnbgRo. Texas, March 24--Con-
gfeena ~. L. wilson IS much improved
today lie sat VIZ IN bed few hours ana
received TWO callers, both Oh trends In
response 70 a note from the co respondent
requesting an interview he sent hack
wptl taat he bgSsed 10 ne excused from
i.4B.ng today. lie VIII ie1ve Tor the rancl
~ ext 1nEressmau Fen cable OF ,lnlis
e.s1t mixes from we CITY Annlay AMI VIII
remain lheie few days Ecalperat NJ
Mr Gable Is now a the ragea aud sent
e Tho Invitation this morning fo- Mr.
Wilson 10 become his rticat yfr VFiI-o-
has no fever. but bis cough sin hangs
On Nhy however, causes no uneasness
10 Dr. Underwood hts medical attendant
who states that he am soon have Ii under
control
Congressman John ,Tarsney did not leave
today as expected He VIII leave tofnor-
row for Fort Worth ard win 70 from
there q Denver on private business The
son ~ Congressman Wilson VIII leave FOR
Washington tomorrow
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
RESULTS or EFFORTS or Posr
NEWS GArHEBERs.
a Jealous Darkey shoots Two Women
And Then Attempts suieide-Paie
tines way Of Securing Free pe'Iy-
cry sage Driver Arrested.

SAN ANTONIO. March 24-Henry
Thompson. a cosorcd man. entered the
kitchen AT the '. n. Prcsnail residence
tonight, where Nellie Taylor and Frances
Moore, two colored domesteS were en-
gagged IN theIr duties. Thompson. without
word Of warning. began firing. shooting
the Moore girl through the abdomen and
the Taylor girl through re left side.
THOMPSON then turned she revolver
against his own head ana frcd, the bull
ie; lodging under the scalp without Sc
riously ln3uring him Both the cologed
women are seriously wounded. the Moore
elrl pFobab.y fatally. Jealousy was the
motive for the crime
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P0PULISrs WlIL rNnD TurA1

san Antonio. Texas, March 2i--The mrs,
company Of sixty men Of General Frey's
so-cailed Industrial army OF one thousand
men are on their way TO san Antonio from
l9l paso and are due to arrive here tomor.
row afternoon. The remainder Of the
army WIN come In on freight trains In
companies of sixty to one hundi ed each.
The populists of san Antonio have arr
ranged 70 feed and entertain the arms
who travels IN advance OF The army did
not arrive here today as expected
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Loo.L cHuRcm NorIcEs.

.r.. -
M,4sion Chapel n the Fret Germaf
Methodist Church. Fourth ward morthl.
corner corr tigmphsii anu Union streets sur
Gay school at 2 p. m. JOS Isaac, supenn
lqheeht' services ~ f'lb ~ m Week day
serYiee every Inufsday night at 1880 p.
NJ r. r. tienscn pastor
German Methodist ..ascopal Church.
Corner White ana lubbock streets. j w.
Pfan.e. pastor. sunday school at e,so 4
m. II Rolke, superintendent, Preaching
at 1880 a. m. and iiSQ p. N Prayer meet.
ing Tuesday at 7i30lD. m. Ladies' prayer
meetins THURSDAY az p, m, All German
friends and stfanseIs are invited,
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church Rev. w. c.
and night, speeial music al each ssrylee lee
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PASS ruRorGH pALpsr1Np.

Palestine, Texas, March ai--A body Of
Afty-one unemployed men arrived IN the
city yesterday afternoon on freight train
supply OF food by the mayor and citizens
and left on night train for tine North.
| rney were orderly and respectful wniie
hero.
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FOR ARSON.

Mexican Barber Arrested for Applying
the Torch
San Antonio. Tex. March 2i.-A. c.
Chapman a Mexican barber. was ar.
rested here to-day upon a charge Of ar
son He IL accused OF setting fire to the
Arcade hotel building which was badly
damaged few nights ago His object
II Is suspected, was TO destroy n rival
barber shop lie was placed under $1,000
bond
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At a meeting OF the shareholss
Columbus, Hooking Valley N
railway company ut Columbus /,
week, about 10000 shares were !.
ed. Thomas +. Ryan, James
and =. w. huntington were AZ
three years. and Calvin s. Brice 4
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