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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22
4 Norfolk nox Wins.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-At the annual
competition tonight for the elocution
medal of Georgetown University the
medal was won by Antonio j. Smith, OF
Norfolk, Va, Of the class OF 1886. There
were twelve competitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. May za~Tne
county convention OF sangamon county
this afternoon sent free-eoinage aelesa ~,
20 the state convention, and declared for
the restoration OF silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

by selling Pianos and Organs at les tnan
factory cost. Our display advertisement
on page gives further particulars
WALTER ID. MOSES q ~,
,aez s,,n atrrst. opposite Post Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22
CHANGES HIS PLEA.
Koetting. the Milwaukee hank
Wrecker, Says He Is Guilty.

"fe'He'' S"sS "e "
MILWAUKEE, WIS, May Al. h.
Koetting, ex-cashier OF the Southslde
Savings Bank, which suspended in 1888
with $4,000 in deposits, and which will
not pay 20 cents on the dollar, asked to
be taken into court to-day to change his
plea from not guilty Of receiving deposits
in an insolvent bank to guilty. He was
sentenced TO five years in the state prison.
Koetting squandered the depositors
money in wheat deals. He ran away
twice, forfelting bail once OF Sl5'VO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ala dispatch
from Pinola says that the California
Powder Mills. at that place. blew up tnIs
afternoon. and that five dead bodies have
been taken from the ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22
HARDEST FREEZE YET.
What Was Left OF Fruit Crops NOW
Ruined Completely.

DETROIT. MICH, May d.-Reports
from the western section Of Michigan to-
day indicate that last nights freeze was
the hardest OF the present cold wave. me
dispatches say that all fruit-crops which
survived the previous freezes are h""
ruined completely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

hs sure ana uss that old and wcli-sried
remedy. MIRA winsiow's SoothiHg-Syrrp.
for children tecsning. II soothes the chiid,
softens the gums. aliays All pain. cures
wird-coilc. and Is tho best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
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nt.amonders IN New York.


NEW YORK. May p. --tspeciai)-E. H.
Cloves Continental; {. Drury, MATT
borough; Rev. i. Nash. 81. stephen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

NEW YORK, May 2l,--La Gaseogne naa
not beer sighted up 70 10 o'clock a. hi'
she Is two days overdue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22

PITTSBURG. PA, May H.-Ine IIISI
day OF the l07th Presbyterian Genefal
Assembly opened promptly, with business
almost even with the docket. chairman
Norcross. OF the Home. MISSION Soh-
mIttee. read his report. reviewing the
work OF the Church In the home-mission
field. Elder Sterry. OF the New YORK
Presbytery. asked unanimous consent 70
make a motion recommltting that part
of the report which recommended the re-
election OF certain members OF The board.
With this motion pending. the senior
secretary Of the board, William Charles
Roberts. D. D.. spoke 70 tine report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-03
Land Office Filings.

The following flings were made Ia
the local land yfllco under date Of
May 20
William =. Lords, nt Blue Nallov,
Wayne county, homestead entry OF tue
northwest quarter OF section 30, TOW %
ship IS south, range 10 east.
Whitman Garter Uf fays1n, Utah
county, homestead entry 90 latI OF rec.
ton q, township n s1ulD, range ! oGsf,
ami the southeast quarter OF the south
cast quarter OF section /, tow uHhlp NJ
south, range l west.
John a, 5,ArE OF Starr, Jusb county,
homestead entry OF the sOuthWtst
quarter OF tho southeast quarter IA .
tue southeast quarter u tho t0uthwcz
quarter OF BuCtlon 2, anu the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter AMI
northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section l3, township n
south, range ! vest.
Ihatlvs A, Brown, Of Loa, ayuo
county, homestead entry OF the sJulu.
eatt quarter OF the southeast quattcrOi
section "a, the southwest quarter OF
the southwest QunJtrT of tuCtl0u g9,
township ~ south, lot . OF section o,
and Dot ] % section o, township IS
huutNf lNNEN Nhri'
Lewis N.Ohuu, ~ EphIaim, Saupete
county, homestead entry OF tho west
halo the southeast quarter 81 section
gB, aud tho north hall OF the northeast
quarter OF section 90, tow uBuip n
south, range g east.
Daniel james Rogers, OF kauOBh,
Willard county, h0moatuai entry of
tie south hall Ufthu northwest quar-.
ter aud the u1rlhwttt quBttur Of the
H9uthWtrt quarter Of section 5, aud tho
southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter VI tuotlon = township 90 south,
range west
Jane q. Shlclds, Of Lakevlew, Tooolc
county, homestead entry NJ the north.
west quarter Of section 10, township
3aluth, range weoL
Christine NgllBOn, of AnuHbelln,
SEWER county, desert entry OF lot %
aud tue southeast quarter Of the north.
west quarter 90 section /, township
20 south, range west.
sarah l.. Robson, 1t k8u0sh, Mil
lard county, dcsgr, onlry OF the south.
cast quarter OF the northeast quar- or
and tue northeast quarter OF the south
cast quarter OF section ., township 28
H5ulh, range west.
John Peterson, oil HuCkley, Aillsri
county, hual proof Ui homestead
entry OF the west half u the soulhens
quarter anu the uuTtheRst quarter of
the southeast quarter OF section 20, and
the northwest quarter NJ the uultneasi
quarter Of section 20, lown8hlp u
south, rausc Wost
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teitowud on the Vera Of Mics Balemrn
ard tine Z1urad OF MI Hun inrfou;tuo
latter was GOOD, the former admirable.
Miss Batomau givos another emphatic
Instance OF the fact that suo ia 10 the
finger tips an artist; three more per-.
'Osmauces q 81 tbs wiau up The GHnI
stock cOmpany's season though tH.tC
will bc Ce,ultofy performances there
all eummer
luE PRISCILLA sale opened this
morning The reduction 10 prIcos,
and the hunger i0t ouora together
rromisr 20 Oh the house Monday night
aud after thal % WILL all depend On
how the opera strikes tue public.
HAIRY CORsOS CLAWyE's tostl.
monial comes 80 ut tuc Grand, instead
Of the Theatre, aud tho dltu viii lu
the 18Th iusi, Instead " the gslh. a
number OF so iuty PEOPLE Will aid hin,
au1 the event promises % DO dlI-
tincUy high Claa. Misc Cooke VIII
take pad ami uis0 be Que Of iUu tUuu-
fcisrlea. MI C.arEeVllliu the mean.
time put 800 Dur nights with ,ur
Bimela.li1 Blacks next week, his B.t.
Vices having bron given fruu out Ui
c0mpIimUuiof the Young Ladies' Aid
society.
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Todays Police Court.

rs. Jensen Irn 90 far violating tho
bicycle ordinance, which was declared
forfeited IN the police court THE nom.
log. The court tuc0nsidvryd ilH action
this afternoon aud tho case was BET .0r
tomorrow,
George Davis and George NDblc
plead guilty 10 tho charge OF ltrzpnas,
aud were given until tomorrow 90 get
out OF the city.
Holden O'Counut anu Eyul Suy'ki
plead not guilty 90 the charge VI lrus'
pass. Tho latter hHs recently emerged
from tho Reform school. lhs court
decided ~ give tuum another trial and
therefore they we've discharged.
Ed MnhunCy, who was arrested a.
the Wurm Springs Last night on the
charge 90 tftspnH', vas Hruiguud tee
day. Tuu officer testified that doicn.
daut usul yTuiuue language on bulnE
brought ~ police hta quarters aud be
was fined $40 tor tuAt Uileusr, the
charge Of yggtNucy being dismissed.
Vim. Anderson plead guilty 60 beg.
giug had was Euut0ncei ~ n teen uuyu
In the cry JON.
Three defendants we're fined : each
Tor druBkyauCss.
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Goes 10 IIis Grandlalher.

Frol Lygss, the man charged with
having ill.troated tho iJur-yOaroId
boy who hos been under the caro- Of
himself aud wife since his Oabyh0OI,
appeared again before tummifsiOuur
N0uoll this afternoon. It was now
stated that arrangements hal been
made 20 trarHfcT tho child 90 the future
custody OF hls grandfather, who would
hUngUiIrwhrI ACCEPT OIL responsibility.
effort lllur0uauly bc made later
90 q have the child admitted into the
OfphauP Home ga this gi.G.
The ie'cudsuls attorney HHEri itnt
Lyuss bo now discharged, but the CONF
missioner declined 20 grant this r..
quest anu directed that the charge
agaiust him stand over TOT % couple %
weeks. La The meantime Assistant
County Attorney Harrington will
make iuttI iuuuir.Uf into the case.
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PROVO.
Notes.

Deputy Marshal Fowler yesterday
brought IA from Blake CITY yuuug
man who gives the name OF Fr,d
Hansen, He has been bound over 10
await tnu action Of tho grand Jury on a
charge Of burglary committed In Blake
city.
b.. 3, Cowley lett today for MoEgur
10 take charge VI development work on
anime owned by A. ID. Cash and J.
49, DavlF, OF this city. The gentlemen
believe they have a valuable pruperly
ami Will go 10 considerable expense 10
develop n. Other Provo plules, who
own properties ia tina. section, are
preparing 10 DO WORK on their claims.
The Western Hardware 90. Of Salt
Lake CRY has bought tho STOCK of
hardware formerly OwneI by &. ID.
GazIpr aui VIII continue tho business,
form timu at luntt. Ht the old stand.
ON account Of the unsettled cnndI.
ton Of the weather slow prrgtess In
being mglp iu unVEiar Unn Ipgs Tor
the Erusr0m team nnI warYn, but thr
work W % o. Cpuliuuu liIl the ufluers
HuI tiy missing aullt gr become satia.
iieI 10 la NOT there,
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Complaints Filed.

Complaint was hltd 10 the police
court this after noon ny The plumu.
ing inspector charging Thomas Br0d.c
with doing plumbing without Iu,.
nit,
Is, r., Stokur Hw0To Co y complaint
thir afternoon charging Dale ana kI,U
Morgan with Assault ana battery upon
the person 81 Luuu StukUT.
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AAuSEMENTs.

.n%' ,a'-Iho revival Of Aiolhs. the
, ,'s,'.,l','''ion oi oaidas novel with
n Wv. ,1g Grand opera house made
,a lm u'', bow TO tho public, drew
n,sT,, ,.a.' audience at that place Of
Co.'s last evening. Miss
v,s uuGho'' anu Mr., Kyls's poet
nu,, 'uc only two Of the original oast
'1''s Principal attention VIZ
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A FEW MORE TRICKS.

Mr. Campbell. Ito was not q cat.
lcntor by trade; nevertheless wiley
declared that a aiX.inrh tcam
WIS placed iu tine top Glory OF inH
building which had no other support
man door frame. This UNlTalruiusIy
stcioralion was productive OF aEsoI
4cgl OF merrmuut.
Tho examination thUu took auUlnD.
turn. George j, Mitchell said he Was
employed ~ the gravel buls heipiug .1
yet out Boll o. Oh 10 tAu Eighth ward
square, 20 enter upon when umpluy'
muut uu received two tickets from gA.
SclCrtmau Murtis auI one from JaUs
DE LAuuy. lir ugii fuu latter " Co..
cucu w,uk's Ticket, bat nothing nt sIl
90 M1uIB.
"wnU put you on 10 tHul ucEr.
duigt3" asked the county attorney
"JIm Buckley, who was WORKING
tuUfu," fpspIuIrr Mitchell, uI.II Hu
thLtIil went o. ID. Lauty could egt
e lJu iu t.nt wy. De Iaugy ah.u gu
was doing it 40 nn accommodation o.
the boys, Tut huJ hIm.0It To- '.utup 81
with the clerb before hu could LOT
them" lLpughiUrI
Wituosu al.1 said tho mon NerH paid
at Wilson g. Busly5a saloon. They
were disc uutuu 100 percent no pay Jay
and had 10 give tue 81 U.r Wcukjs
ticket besides. The turuuder paid
them.
"i0u submitted 10 that mih,r ttuu
tu WithUutwUTU, 1 suIUg-ra" asked the
county attorney.
"Arsi % was uulu. the only way 1
|.N .
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Priesthood Meeting.

d.. 20, '.2ung monthly meeting Of tue
quot ibr salt Lake Stake Of
t a ".Il convene in the AsrrmbIy
"'' 'om.riov atm r.m.
JAMES ID, ETIRLINu.
Clerk OF 5IUkC.
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7FE END TOMORROW
.,,oo.,rrsr lobe WAITED ron'
,..,,,u.pt Expected 10 he Ready Tor
signing ny wednesday
Next.

. dsy Of tho Con-
,,r,r convention, hoe h.cn the
,,,s.,.s aai uniutorcs,ins Of any
n'" tt,rr The forenoon session
il ~ aa hour aud a quarter
...n u.uaI and thifly minutes
''.' ,.,.ugpiiy whllsd away
wy. .u.raan waiting iof a
'l' 10 H generally coneei'
", Oh, delegates VIII not De
.....y,.-sslu until they hAvc had
W.. dime &. recover from ih' effects
i.tpIsapl banquet Today's work
.u bssn Of the nual tOyision
Ii BE- expected that THE
-mt.s.mrreisd some time tomorrow
r~rslniy can BE-. Then ihcre Will
.u. fp l8uuul The Constitution
..r..r ,nsruued. That task, 10 30
..Igat.l. will take until Wtunrfdhy
W. THaH tho instrument viii hb
'. .V.r reading from tU perch
~ receive tho signatures ui H.
..-.f. Whpu tho convention VII
".g'gaI.uluaui th8 dslHEt'rH VIII
tHaraHy.H 90 their huWUt,
.mgrI-f.u who iu the carly pant VI
....-...1U vpuIuruu tho assertion that
,..Car2Uuuuu would make Dc volume
.Iuta.p# Will hNI iutMa.lNt8 very
.5.4 mIsfl. uH-uWlu. o. tuJ boiling
"rrdfsluItUu 600 tho Convention
No document exclusive 90 index
I'd isffuu.U3u, VIII contain but
.ry.dsHIraggt
.rI.se. iHu usual ulur tuls morning.
..irsr .II 10 meet ut 10. TO was
..''fy H5|HuIaa alter that timo before
....5pm Arrived. pmytr was offered
b. UHssa.u Preston, Of salt Lake.
rr..Evr a..saggo answurci 10 tncir
iiul.
mnrvuLugtrrTm AppuEsh
Tho rf-.i.n. hero announced tho
..r.IriuruE .f tho following com
frr. himself included, 10 lIn't an
.,.sfI Che PEOPLE 90 he presented Ai
...nn limo iuu Constitution o. sui.
n.If. Do tupmilr their vniUs' g. G.
g.lgIn, %. D.. whitney Charles
.nrr. -. 70. lHu,mnu, II. NJ, Wolisi
WLkIH Theodore Bmniiry.
mrrN TRANSFORMATIONS
LHrs Lau0u, sanpcIc, moved,
%. v.suB. tur fact mat The return
tstsH .fu uuuIuI OF tho iCleEalrf
.r.ruuH lHr 900 ami i.u u' May /
n.u ui.fUr srfgaauisHl.gTms Ur IN
EaHfIar.muuuiUaio With The fRiI-
aigaH loo the purpose oi getting
tatfitUi.uu OF tImr"
Joe pUsIIyut announced that IN
.lf 90 prevent uu.umborlug tho
n.If with ouch motions he would
.v. h.aptruuai attention % the mat.
nfEHgtlp1u tho motion wa with
.HEa.
mynuS RESUMED.
A. tui l0lu. tho final revision OF
r.a.aU.I articles was rssu-lcd ut
st.aa 20 the ar,iuls On executive.
ImFD Iu RAISE uB SALARY
When tbr section relating % salaries
,g,.if dlgyu was reached, JollOy
r.ytI o. rsFt the compensation u
HttaIai executive o. the state from
3-IIf1s-I8II. no this there were i3
avngla votes aus 20 bgsin't, The
-.agr waf lysl lauh OF "a twU-lhirIu
.tdUiy
Attic umu To-. tbslug tho neon recess
a.J.uVrH.0u rested ut the uud Of
aa.sl o 90 lhu Judicial article.
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Ihis Ar,rrupou's session

There wasa Igrlod Of moot tirssomc
ripro'no'rd waiting Tor quorum
a' afternoon AZ 1880 Hart, inn.
..Jli % ihU delay, arose aud said
Nh IiuIaHi / demand the roll call
90 hm supported by three members.
hiuk % important 10 know who b.
i'fdi-suJ BE- present"
br'afn ilu roll was called the ser.
sAu'''ihimfi on suggestion N Can
20, Ha'sgnl ln search OF abscnttus,
l-i by lbu t.ue Clrfk Christensen
tn ital ibo uam0 OF the last Delegate
D'h0gh.y Important ntty.iOuTih mtm-
.dsas brought lu and work wa, DO.
slah'll only tunt number Ot COus,i.
'-V3n makers present.
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A NI-T|U AIIENDWENr.

l.ue hrra arose ami explained that
Y olr WUNa.r entirely unknown To
.Afii 10 NIa committeeman c0mpila.
..l au4 LTfluEtmeut-hu important
ttS4,llmgui offered by Evans, Of
'',..''l HhI been omitted from the
i..'Al afl.c.g, IL read M fol.
.A' aul 900 lla motion il
H I.iuHl'.I. uAu civil and
,.'-.nal business 0rslug iu any c0uu.
p natl De turlIu such county, un.
'a change % venue ne taken in
.. XIV el',a aH may DO provided by
,,'. . H''E o.. revision was sim In
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
NOTES.

A, II. Minis of Calvert, is the col
ored financial speaker of the body.
A special train over the 7, & p.
from Dallas andintermediate points
will be here tomorrow,
The Knights are a fine body Of
men and their procession displays
many fine uniforms,
A big ball is to be given on Thurs
day night at their castle hall,
The lodge meeting will last until
Friday,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
Groceries at Moore & Wells.

Anyone who has ever had an at.
tack Of inhammatory rheumatism
will rejoice with Mr.. ]. A. Stumm,
220 Boyle Heights, Los Angeles,
over his fortunate escape from a
siege of that distressing ailment.
Mr., Stumm is foreman of Merriams'
confectionery establishment Some
months ago, on leaving the heated
work room to run across the street
on an errand, he was caught out in
the rain. The result was that when
ready to go home that night he was
unable to walk, owing to inhamma-
tory rheumatism, He was taken
home, and on arrival was placed in
front of a good fire and thoroughly
rubbed with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. During the evening and
night he was repeatedly bathed
with this liniment, and by morning
was relieved Of all rheumatic pains,
He now takes especial pleasure in
praising Chamberlaln's Pain Balm,
and always keeps a bottle of it in
the house. For sale by Smith Drug
Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
Whom on tho High Seas,

On the rail, on a steamboat, aboard
a fishing smack, or yatching on the
coast, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will be found a reliable means OF
averting and relieving ailments to
which travellers, mariners and emf
grants are peculiarly subject, Sea
captains, ship doctors, yoyagers or
sojourners in the tropics, and all
about to encounter unacclimated,a AN
unaccustomed or dangerous climate,
should not neglect to avail them
selves of this safeguard Of well as
certained and lopg-tried merit,
Constipation, billiousness, malarial
fever Indigestion, rheumatism and
agections OF le bladder and kidneys
are among the ailments which 1t
eradicates, and it may be resorted
to not only with confidence in its
remedial efficacy but also In its
perfect freedom from every object
ionable ingredient, since it is deriv.
ed from the purest and most salu-
tary sources, 1t counteracts the
effects OF unwholesome food and
water.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15

initiating the tire, yet more per-
feet contact is obtained by its use.
In the process OF drying, the wheel
should be kept in a warm place, but
it is better not to subject it to arti-
fetal heat if there is time to allow
it to dry in the natural way, which
takes about two hours. A good tire
cement can be made by dissolving
shellac in alcohol, or prepared ce-
ment can be bought in cans.
Don't ride your wheel rapidly ov-
er rough roads, Don't make sudden
turns when running rapidly, or any
other time if you can avoid it. Don't
loan your wheel to anyone, espec-
tally to careless persons and begin
ners. Treat your machine just as
you would a fine watch or gun that
cost you 800, and you'll have lots
Of service, satisfaction, pleasure
and benefit out of it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
Caring for a Bicycle,

No matter how good your bicycle
may be, It requires constant care
and watchfulness, and even then
will get out of repair occasionally
The machine should be kept well
oiled, the nuts frightened and the
sand and dust that accumulates
about the bearings should be kept
cleaned of, Take the machine
apart about every six months and
clean every part The tires will ar-
ford the most trouble, If u tire Is
properly put on there will be no
trouble except In case of puncture
or a leak at the stem, A leaky
stem Is best cured by replacing II
with a new one, To cement tires
on wooden rims first thoroughly
clean the rim by washing tie sur
face to which the tire is to be ap-
Piled with a rag saturated with al
cohol or beugine, Scour thorough
" In the same manner the surface
of the tire which rests on the rim
until all old cement IL removed,
Then apply a thin coating of ee'
ment to the rim and tire, Let the
first coating dry an hour or two,
and then apply another thin coat
to each Then put on the tire and
manipulate until the stretch Is uni
form throughout the entire clrcum-
ference. Place outside the tire a
fat steel band Of slightly less diam
eter than the tire Is to be when in
aated, Initiate the tire, and the
steel band will force II down into
the rim and make a close eonrec'
tion, The band should be left on
until the cement becomes dry
While good results can be obtained
without the steel band, by simply
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
A Rare Opportunity,

In the city of Shreveport, La, on
account of change of business, hav-
ing grown old, gray and wealthy,
in the saloon and restaurant bust
ness, ] desire to sell the same, This
is the first time this house has ever
been offered, and has not changed
hands for nineteen years. The
stock is small, furniture good house
rent nominal, centrally located,
None but responsible parties need
apply, Call on or raddress, CONNER
cial Restaurant, 204 Texas street,
Shreveport, La, 510-1mo,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
C0LORED K. OF P.
The State Meeting Of the Colored K.
of P. Now in Session at This
Place.

The Grand Lodge of the colored
Knights of Pythias for the state of
Texas assembled here yesterday,
and was rendered the use of the
city hall to hold their opening ses-
sion. There are 80 odd members
present and participating, from
different lodges in the state.
The morning session was taken up
on organization and committee
work and examining credentials and
revising rituals.
Mayor P. A. Turner delivered a
welcome address to the delegation
and paid the colored man many
compliments for the work they
were engaged in improving their
condition He was cheered fire.
quently by the Knights.
Many responses we're made by
the Knights to Mayor Turner's
speech. After the speech making
the Grand Lodge adjourned to the
colcred Pythian Hall and went to
work to finish up the business that
brought them here.
The following committees we're
appointed:
Laws and Supervision;--S. F,
Walton, W. Deadrich and W, p.
Brown,
Finances;-S. W. j, Lowery, A.
N, Kince, D. M, Mason, H. G. An
derson and H. Terrell
Appeals and Grievances:-Charles
Beard, H. H. Minis and ]. H. Dav-
is.
Printing! W Anderson, G. V.
Roman and f. e. Sims.
Addresses. 7. Walton, W. H.
Thomas and z. G. Brooks,
State Order;-D, Allah, Silas
Clark and W, r, Carter.
On Districting:-W, P, Chapman,
M, ]. Snowden and S. O, Briscoe,
Special Correspondence;-C G.
Virgins and L, d. Key,
Auditing;-J. W, Anderson, S, W,
j, Lowery,
Endowment:-M. ]. Snowden, A.
Thompson, ], W, Anderson, Prof.
Spencer and G. H. Thomas
A. II. Minis of Calvert put in
nomination for reporter, DR., @, N.
Roman of Dallas, who was elected,
NnrEo
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-15
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