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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
UNITED STATES AND CUBA

Growing Belief that the Rsbels win soea
He Recognized - Belligsrsnts.
WASHINGTON Especial. Something
of . sensation has been CAUSED here In
the past few days BY the positive an
nouncement that the administration
has decided to take steps towards re-
cognizing the Cuban insurgents. Just
20 soon o the revonlutionists shall
have established . government Of their
own, even though It may be Of an nm
stable character, It d believed that tho
president will take the necessary stems
to insure for them belligerent rights.
This action will be taken In view OF
the fact that there are estimated to be
ct least 10000 young Cubans residing
on the island who are virtually Ameri-
citizens, having been educated
during their minority in American
colleges and universities. The attor-
neys Of the revolutionists have been
quite active at the state department
here for more than month, and IL Is
announced that they have convinced
Secretary Olney that the president
has Il In his power to aid the Cubans
and that the precedent which he may
follow was established BY Secretary
Hamilton Fish during the administra-
ton Of President Grant. Such course
on tho part of the president will be
Tar moro popular In every section Of
the country than WAS his attitude
toward the Hawaiian republic whom he
sent Blount, Of Georgia, there 70 haul
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
Stserags Rates Advanced.

New YORK, Especial With the ex-
ception OF the Thingvalla line. all con-
tinental steamship companies made
important advances in the rates for
onfooinQ steerage passengers. Steer
ACE rates are now as high as they were
before the rate war started two years
ago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Representatives Of Czar Nicholas Inspect
French Armies.

Representative Of CxAr Nicholas Inspect
French Armies.
MIRECouRr,-tSp ecial.l-Enormous
crowds witnessed q great review of the
French army, which has been ma
noeuvring the past week. Special sig
Nuisance was given to the presence of
the Russian minister Of foreign affairs,
Prince LobsnoR and Gen Dragomero6.
When the foreign officers arrived, the
spectators broke ont into enthusiastic
shouts OF "Viva Russell" Soon after
wards, HAnotaux, French minister Of
foreign affairs, and Prince Lobanof ar
rived in . landau, followed by Gen.
Dragomerof, with Gen. Boisett on
horseback. Their appearance was the
signal for renewed shouts Of "Viva
Russie!n President FAure, accom-
panied by Ribot, minister Of war, and
numerous officials, senators and depu-
ties, arrived and took positions on the
reyiewine stand. The march past was
executed in brilliant style and evoked
great enthusiasm.
At luncheon, President Faure made q
speech in which he said he rejoiced to
see around him such distinguished
friends Of France. France is pacific, he
said, and confident In her power she
would entrust her destiny with assur
ance to her sons. Among the guests
were Prince Nicolas OF Greece, Prince
Lobano6, and Gen. Dragomerof. Presi-
dent Faure proposed q toast to the
car and the Russian imperial family.
LONDON. Especial. Tho Times cor
respondent at MirecOurt says that
without exaggeration Gar Nicholas
commands the armies OF both France
and Russia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
FINALLY BEHEADED
The Chinese Officials Compelled
to Execute Seven Culprits.

new York, Especial. IA cablegram to
the World from Foo Chow says:
Details Of Tuesdays executions are
just received. After the mandarin re-.
fused on Friday to execute the men i'm.
plicsted In the missionary massacres,
tho American and British oonsuls
wired to Pekin. On Monday the man.
DARN received the viceroy's order to
execute seven men. AZ six o,olock IN
Iussday morning Consul Hixon, Lieut..
Evans and Gregory, the British consul,
proceeded to Yamsn Gate, where the
two mandarins sat swaiting them.
When the forelGnors took their seats
the drums were peaten, . salute was
dreds and the orier shouted, .Court n
Open" Then the condemned men were
brought speedily from thor cells and
tumbled securely into bamboo cages to
which were attached pieces Of paper
With the sentense written on them.
The death procession then started for
the execution grounds outside tho city.
When the procession arrived tho con.
demned men were mode to kneel with
their backs to the mandarins. Then
i've headsmen began their bloody work.
When the heads Of the seven men we're
cut of the vast crowd gave q great
shout. The people clapped their hands
and departed. The heads were hung
In prominent place in the city as .
wsrning.
The viceroy Is delaying execution Of
the others, hoping for undeserved Gle
mency. Punishment following crime
so soon is unusual after foreign troub-
les. It will have an effect In showing
the beople that the matter is serious.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26

CoLrxBlA, s. G, tspsciaLl 81 Col.
Robert has introduced : complsts con-
vsntion. Its most novel feature u .
provision that no negroes shall hold
odioe In South Caroline. He contends
that the 14th and 18th amendments
to the federal constitution do not con-
Ter tho negro the unalienable right 70
hold office.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Sept. a4.--Wfeat was in mod
crate trade within &c range, closing &c from
-. ~, .ra ~. 49,. ~. ......-a...
:. 80
opened Nc lower; advanced 4c On better
cables and some new buying; eased Of j{c
ON the taking II 4. eo,. "a Il enld for -.
$50. ..,,:.a ;. ~. ..,.. 81 s.,,,.-' q.
P0t'' 's'laeu = e c@sa No. - nni''e's Vim
prospects OF decrease 10 stocks at St. Louis
firmer late cables. rood Buying presumably
for . cert.;r h..vv c,,.r.t;o., -hich .t.rt.d
- :, -. ~. 49,. 49,. q. ..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26

Hone KoNa.-[Special. -Basle mis-
sion at Molio, west Of Swatan, was
wrecked on Monday. The foreigners
had evacuated owing to warnings re-
celved from other stations that thou
sands Of rebels are gathering and loot
ing the property Of wealthy Chinese.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
81 ANlsH CRUISER SUNK
The Admiral and Fifty Soldier.
Drowned in Havana
ssHarbor.
PRUSSIA PARTNERSHIP
The Relations Between These
Two Great Nations are
Very Cordial.

HAvANA--tSpecial.]-The crusie
Barcastegui was wrecked ct midnieh
Inn collision with the steamer Morter,
ct the entrance Of the port Of Havana
Admiral Delgado Psrejo, commands,
.of the Spanish naval forces in Cuba
thzse officers and forty Of the Grew
wefeAfayned. The bodies Of General
Parsjo ann Captain Ybanez were re-
covered baAly crushed.
The BarcaA tegui was third cla.s
cruiser Of 20d tons, caaying Eve and
two rapid firing guns. The Morter.
though badly damaged, stood By ia
rescue tho remainder Of those on
board.
Capt. vinal Of the steamer Mortee
interviewed today, said that 1t 1l;l5
O'Clock last might, whom hs was within
two miles Of the entrance Of the har.
Dor and going ct . moderate speed, hs
saw ahead OF the starboard . green
light which be presumed was that Of
steamer leaving port. Il
n ordered the engine 70 slow down. >
said Capt. Vinal, .and proceeded On
tho course. hearing two whistles from
the cruiser TO which We replied. Turn.
ing into the harbor, whom suddenly all
Lights on the cruiser were pnt cut.
ordered the engineer to steam back
wards, but It was Of no avail for the
steamers had colided. / ordered the
boats lowered and life preservers
thrown overheard. After thb collision
Ne were entangled with the Baroeste-
gui for . time, hut this sitmtion en-
dangered tho Morters q well a. the
cruiser, and I ordered the engines to
60 ahead, my intention being to try
and run the BarCestegui ashore. I
soon found, however, this could not be
done with safety to the Mortera.
Backing Oh from the cruiser, the Bar
castegui sank almost Instantly"
Admiral Delgado Parejo was the
last man to leave the cruiser, being
taken Of in Q row boat which was
about to start for shore when the sue
ton occasioned by the sinking of the
Bsrcestegui carried the boat down and
all on board drowned. The total loss
Of life ID now set at forty
Tho gay steamers and flsgs that dec
Grated the city in welcome of the
soldiers who arrived from Spain, have
been taken down and replaced by dra-
peries Of black. The city is in mourn
ing throughout for tho admiral and
officers Of the crew Of the Barces-tegui.
The cause Of the extinguished lights
on board the cruiser, which was de-
scribed BY Capt. Vinal, and which was
undoubtedly the cause of the collision,
was occasioned by the stopping of the
engines to save the life Of Q sailor
whose arm had been caught In the
dynamo,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26

acknowledgements hundred troops
arrived ct Santiago do Cuba today
from Spain, The achievements CON-
sist Of ! battalion Of the constitution
regiment and two companies Of the
burg0s aegiment. The press Of Ha-
wanna have agreed TO give . banquet
TO the last battalion that arrived. from
Spain. "
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26

LONDON speciail-A dispatch to
tne standard from Madrid says the
government has arranged with Paris
Dan.ers Tor credit Of "a 100000 sterl- |
Ing for the war in Cuba.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26

GLAso0w- Especial. The gunbosts
wnicn nave been constructed for the
coast guard OF Cuba have been com.
Pleteo ana their crews left Cadiz to-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
GREAT CUBAN VICTORY
The Spanish and Cubans Meet
on tho Field Of bat
tie and e
FOR EIGHT LONG HOURS
The Spanish Forces Routed and
Leave the Field Cow
cred with Dead.

SANTIAGO DE CuBA, VIA Key West.
Is pecisLl PARTICULARS have just
reached here Of the engagement be-
tween the forces Of Garrido Comes
and jose Maceo ct Savigne. wherein
the loss Of life was very heavy.
A Spanish column Of $50 men OF the
regiment Of simancas, 400 guerilleros
Of Guantanamo, under Commander
Garrido, and Capt. Comes With two
pieces Of artillery met the vanguard Of
Jose Macos's forces . short distance
from camp Santa Maria Sayigns, near
Ramon do las Yaguas. The Spaniards
attacked the skirmishing party, the
fighting continuing al Afternoon. The
Cubans retreated slowly TO tho foot Of
the high hill on the peak Of which
their camp WAS located, drawing the
enemy on.
Macso with 1,2oO men watched the
light from his we'll fortified position on
the hill top, his near presence being
unsuspscted By the Spaniards. At
break Of day Saturday, tho SpsniArds
resumed the attack, placing them
selves along the back Of : creek Ct the
foot OF the Hill. When the engage
mont Wa q it, height Maceo sent
part Of his force Of l2o0 down the OPP
posits side Of the hill and surrounded
the enemy. Hsmmed In on either side
the Spaniards fought desperately and
for some hours the list Of slain grew
rapidly. Antonio Maceo, who was In
Escandell. Is miles from the scens Of
the conflict, learning that his brother
WAS lighting the Spaniards, sent 800
cavalrymsn to bis aid. With this 3D.
ditional force Jose Mrceo soon bad tho
enemy whipped and rstrsating. but It
was not until aftsr eight hours Of hard
fighting. The 6paniards' loss was
about 200 killed and wounded. Two
officers lost their lives and nine were
wounded, among them Capt. Comes Of
the artillery, whose wounds will proba-
bly, prove fatal. He WAS brought to
this city last night along with many
others who were crippeld In the battle.
The Spaniards In their official report
confess to u killed and 80 wounded.
The rebels lost 10 men and so wounded.
Gen. Gancio Navarro with 500 men
left Cristo to 70 to the assistance OF
Camaellas, but on arriving ct Caney he
learned that Antonio Maoeo was In
Escandell, with 800 men, 20 Navarro
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
LATE TELEGRAPHlc NOTES.

altoona, ll.--Early this morning q
train Of u oil tank cars on tho Chicago
Burlington 4 Quincy railroad broke In
two near this station. Tho rear half Of
the train ran into the front half with
terrifac forCe. The tanks were smAshed
and the oil took 0re, setting 6re to
several houses. The houses were
saved but the carr were utterly con-
stunned, John Welsh, Of this plACe,
was fatally burned, and Charles Carl
con, Of Galesburg, hreman Of tho loco
motive, WoD 20 oori0uoly injured by the.
collision that he win de.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. When Judge
Moon adjourned the circuit court and
stepped down from tho bench, Deputy
Sheriff Poo spFang forward from tho
crowd and hit him In the tACe with his
d1t. Immediately great exoitement
PREVAILED. Between the enorts Of
Judge Noon 70 reach Poeb he'd with
HE Game and Poesb endeavor 10 got
another slick' at Judge Moon, together
with tho efforts Of peacomakers %
hold the two men Of, Il wHe . lively
scene. The trouble grew out Of the
judges aCtion In disallowin9 3 feo and
leCturing tho deputy on some alleged
iEfogulaEtty.
BraLIN--L.okAl Anssiesr learns
from st. Petersburg that the Nihilst
scars prevailingin tho RusaiAn capital
has become very intense and the meas
ures taken 10 protect the smporor and
other members Of tho imperial family
suggest . return Of the days marking
the worst period Of the reign Of Ajax
ander III.
RoME-Ths Vatican viii shortly In
stituts IN apostolic delegation TO
Mexico with functions similar 70 those
Of the delegation Ct Washington. Tho
papsl delegate TO Msxio9 has not yst
been selected.
SAN FRANoIsco Tho Baptist Minis
tors Union has forwarded to Secre-
. tary Olney letter, In which he u urged
to endeavor to secure the appoint
mont Of Q commission TO investigate
the recent missionary riots In Japan.
NEVADA. Mo.-!The overflow of Mar
maton river caused BY the recent
heavy rainfall has covered thousands
Of acres Of growing crops, and the
~ ~.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-26
Liyerpool Prodne0

No. : red winter, 4s Sd; No. red spring,
- IlKd.
Corn Spot dull; Anerican aixsd as~.
s3s "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
A MocK MARRIAGN
A Young GlIs Life Bnshted ly a
Villain.


Denver. Colo. April IA mock
marriage ceremony Is the basis OF a
] charge OF seduction which IS ON inVea-
/ legation In the West side criminal
court today wherein Willard l.. Fish
! err is the defendant and Miss Ella
/ Chaplin Is the complainant
The case is somewhat sensational,
/ Fisher being the rather well-favored
son Of a wealth rauchman. about %
| years OF age, and Miss Chaplin pre-
! possessing young lazy with a strange
! tale Of grievance.
II IS alleged IN tho complaint made
by the PROSECUTING witness that On the
, afternoon 9f Nov. IL. last. she received
a note from Fisher. at that time her
accepted lover. iu which he requested
her to accompany him to dance which
was 10 be given that night at Richard
son ranch. west Of the city. lie
urged as an additional reason for her
going the fact that lac had something
OF great Importance TO tell her"
She accepted and accompanied her
lover to the dance. While there that
evening Fisher asked her to 80 with
him to nelUhboring farm house anu
marry him He said he had arranged
for a ceremony and had minister and
Witnesses ready ~ hand. after some
coaxlug she consented TO SO. he cE-
planning that IL was proper and regu-
lar, and that their circumstances war
ranted the clandestine character Of the
event,
At the farm house Miss Chaplin found
three men awaiting her ana anxious
sutton She had never seen any OF
them before but il was explained 90
her that one Of them was the minister
Who was 10 perform the ceremony and
that the other two we.e the witnesses
and she acquiusced IN the arrange
3
stout ana one was heavy set" Is all
the description the girl could give to
the jury this morning, The remainder
OF her story In her own language fol
lows.
The heavy set one told me to stand
up and De married and 10 be In q hurry
about it, as he had been called 20 the
bedside OF q dying lady and must not
waste any time l stood up and the
ceremony was pronounced without de-
lay The minister just said you are
man and vic, turned around and
signed some kind of a paper lying on
the table, asked the two witnesses To
do the same, which they did, and then
left"
Tho paper In question was marriage
certificate In blank, which bore the
names OF three men who Miss Cahpin
had never heard of before nor has been
able even 70 hear OF since the mar
riuge. She believed IN it's validity and
Ia the legality " the marriage how
ever and went away with her hus-
band,
subsequently the certificate was in
some way lost or stolen and early In
February she became suspicious that
perhaps an Was not right Carrying
the suspicion 70 the extent of action
she began Investigation and found, TO
her grief. that no marriage license had
ever been issued To Fisher and herself
IN Arapahoe county, and that no mar
n1ge certificate had ever been recorded.
Entr1aty on her part failed to induce
Fisher to right the wrong he had done
her and she at length appealed to the
law for redress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

derson's smpendous spectacular plays
'..Aladdin. Jr.. " and "Ali BAHIA span
Of Life" and Sarah 13ernhardt.
"Of the popular attractions to be
seen on our stage you might mention
Thomas w. Keene, Louis Jautes, Pratt
Opera company, Otis skinner, Marie
Wainwright. Lewis Morrison Dark
est Russia" Hanlan's Fantasma, and
Nat c. Goodwin.
"Of course. we have a number OF
other plays booked. and altogether
when we announce our complete list
II will be OF A nature that will open
the eyes OF the play going public OF
this city"
And about the local management Of
the Lyceumg' asked the reporter
you may publish as coming from
me that Mr.. John Mahouey VIII con-
tinuc to be IN absolute control OF our
Memphis house 1 consider Maaoney
to be one OF the most CAPABLE and
uopular men In the business. ana be-
lleve I am fortunate in securing his
services
what theaters do you control, MIR.
Grcenwally'
MY circuit IS composed OF the Grand
opera house. New Orleans; Lyceum.
Memphis; Vendome. Nashville: New
Lyceum, Atlanta. Savannah theatcr,
Savannah; New Grand opera house,
Galveston: sweeney * Combs theater.
Houston; the Greenwald thcater Of
Fort Worth; Dallas opera house. Dali
las. and the entire Texas circuit.
"And, by the way. continued Mr..
Greenwan. Fanny Davenport Will visit
only thre cities In the South-Memphis.
New orleans and Atlanta--presentiug
the grandest production Of the age.
"Grismonla," which mas just closed
a successful run in New York"
Memphis play goers are 10 be con-
graduated that such an entcrprising
manager as Henry GreenwaIl viii be
ut the helm Of the New Lyceum the
binations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

gainesville Tex. April l2-Frank Arm.
strong went 70 ArdmOre today on n hnsi,
ness tflp captain G.. Is Rogers ret,,y,,s,i
today from Bowie where he has a eontraci
70 furnish iron fronts FOR business bniid.
ings. Geo. q. Bird went 10 I,.,r,s,iiiua
Denton county, today 70 attend n mccti,,
or INC preahytery AlTs. Lloyd, who has
neen visiting her mother, Mrs. Paris. for
the past two weeks. returned to her b,,,,s
~ Louisville. ky. The Emma WARM
band and the Gainesville baud rave a con-
cert last night on the balcony OF The lima.
say hotel. A large crowd WAS present ana
eyerybody enjoyed the concert . deputy
M1rshnl II. T. Lindsay took 10 Paris t6iny
Mrs. Lebon, Indicted for whlsey.seillnr ~
the territory. For the past few dors
work on the artesan well has been rTS,.
ressing slowly, an effort having been mai,
% withdraw tho casing. This howeHStre
has now been abandoned and a srnsiir.
easlug will DO inserted In the old cesi,,..
and Il Is the opinion Of the men in ehsr.-ss,
81 the well that the rotary machine vsill
D. nut 10 work Monday removing the api,Yl
sand, which has BEEN the cause 81 the az,
LAP. 'Ne "e-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

Number Monday. 269s. Tuesday. a57S,
Wednesday, 2e'2. Thursday. 2gj6. Fri.
day. 266l
The return OF sunshine ana health
have brought with them an Increase
In attendance this, over last week.
No. g. that lost from measles over
onc-half Two weeks ago. Is now re.
gaining Its accustomed number.
The orphans We're nicely Remembered
today by the schools. aud The Tnnnare,
ment returns thanks to the pupils Tor
their generous offerlngs. and 10 the
Pacific and American Express COM
pnnles for delivering The parcels. Char
ity never falleth."
The Philalethean Literary society,
will hold an open session Is the audi
forum OF the High School April a6tb
at p, m. A full program will he
published at an early date. These "a
cieties are organized and conducted Ia,
the pupils-thus teaching the tncmber,
how properly to manage their own
entertainments. and In their own yyovH
fitting them for lie. e The nul,itc b,
specially requested TO give ibis meat
Ing It's presence.
saturday tho 10th. regular teachers,
iSsttute-program ihe coming ,yaetr
To these meetings the board OF trusteoe
the council and the friends ~ tbe
school are always invited to be present.
and much regret is entertained by the
teachers that these officials do not looI,
In sometimes upon the teachers IN sos.
sion. ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
MR.. GREENwA1L TALKS.
Some of the Attractions Booked for
Next Season,


Mr.. Henry Greenwal has been tell
ing reporter In Memphis some Of
the attractions which will come over
the Southern circuit next season. He
says;
Colonel Henry Greenwau, president
OF The American Theatrical exchange OF
New York. proprietor Of a vast chain
OF thcaters throughout the South and
West. and lessee OF the Now Lyceum
theaier OF Memphis. accompanied by
his brother, +. w Greenwau, man
ager OF the Texas theatrical circuit.
Is In the city today Colonel Green
wall arrived. via Illinois Central rail-
ru.I this forenoon aud will leave to-
uight via the Louisville and Nashville
for Nashville The theatrical mag
nate Is on a tour OF Inspection OF his
Interest and spent the day at the New
Lyceum In close ca nmunion with
Jnhn Mahoncy. He was seen shortly
after his arrived by q Scimitar repre-
sentative. and, asked in regard to the
theatrical prospects for the approach
ing season. said.
st is rather early" said he. TO be
talking OF such matters. for II Is quite
period OF time before the new sea-
son Is on, but as Il is generally known
that / till control the destlnies OF the
New l.yceum, ] don't mind saying l
believe Memphis and the entire South
Will see attractions next year OF a
character thnt have never before In
vaded this territory.
Companies that have fought shy OF
this section win mime the tour and
will officially announce the positive
appearance at my New Lyceum OF the
following attractions, which the thea
ter going public viii see OF q glance
are positive novelties for this section:
Henry irving ard Ellen Terry r.,
Haerbohn Traa. lillian Russell, Hon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
ARLINGTON BUDGET.
Talking for Prohibition-A Marriage,
Dramatic Entertainment.

Arlington, Tex, April l2.-Nilson
Rankin OF the firm Of L. L. Rankin
d Sons died at 5 o'clock this gftsrnn',,
He was Il man OF fine qualities and a
prominent citizen. He leaves a wis.
Rev' Mr.. Dutton has given a series Of
lectures this week on temperance. and
me town Is much interested In The
subject He is q remarkably impress
SiNe speaker....J. II. Tasting and Miss
falnter were married Wednesday and
Ieit Tor Grapevine, where they viii re-
Worth has organized a class in eioc,,t
non here.. The drama "Above the
clouds viii be produced by home tai
eht soon. Rev. Mr., Adams, the temner-
ahce lecturer, appeared here one night
ms week.. Rev. Armstrong ana Dr.
NJ. II. Craven will SO to Houston next