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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
Yaln Beats Nashville.

Nashville. Dec. 26-About 1000 people
witnessed the good game of football
played between the Yale consolidated
team and the Nashville Athletic club
team at Athletic park yesterday after
noon. The event was n society occasion
and the boxes and stands were aglow
with color. Yale outclassed their op-
ponents and put up a splendid game.
Score: Yale. 20: Nashville Athletic club,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
oId.Timcr. In tho Ring.

Philadelphia, Dec. 26.-The two veter-
ans of the puglllstic world. Billy Nc
Lean OF this city and Jem Mace, the re-
tired champion OF the world. met In four
friendly rounds last night at the Art
Athletic club before n good-sized audi
snce. Each on his entrance into the
sing was given a rousing reception, and
jespite Mace's es years and McLeans
e. put up pretty fight. Each round
nsted about two minutes. During the
bout Mace exhibited some Of the rapid
eft-hand hitting that distinguished him
IN other days. Mclean started some
last fighting in the last round, and
both men were warming up in great
shape when time was called. and Referee
Ryan announced n draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26

.The old lady was right when she saif
the child might die II they waited r
the doctor. She saved the little ones lite
with few dosos Of One-Minute Cough
Core. She had used II for Group before.
Joseph 3. Johnston's Phermscy, SOB
wcstminster street; Metzgsr's Pharmacy,
$50 North Main street; Alired's Pharmacy,
II Eddy street; Joseph Driver, Riy err
side Pharmscv, 81 Msutop avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
George oliver Carpen,er Dead.

Boston. Dec. 26.--George Oliver Car
penter. a prominent merchant and in
surance agent In this city. died yester-
day morning after a sickness OF nearly
four weeks. A tumor at the base Of the
brain was the cause OF his death. He
was born In this city 90 years ago Dur
ine his life he served az alderman and
library trustee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
BY BIG SCORE.

In the evening game between Fsll River
and New Hedford at Fall River, the home
team won by the remarkably big score
OF II o7. The summary:
Fall Rivsr-Russell 1r.. Connell 2r.,
Cotter C., Everett hh., Curley q.
New Bedford Roberts IT., Spencer 2r.,
Doe c., Williams hb., Fox 9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
G ood

Blood is essential to health. Every nook
and corner OF the system is reached
by the blood, and on its quality the
condition OF every organ depends. Good
blood means strong nerves, good diges-
tion, robust health. Impure blood means
scrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh
or other diseases. The surest way TO
have good blood is to take Hoods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
! SPORTING. !
!, ........GOSsIP. !


ring. tie climbed through the ropes
at 1886 o'clocK- clad in a grsyish colored
bath robe. His seconds were sam Fiiz-
patrick, who was "Kid" Lsvigne's m an
ager and hacker; Billy Madden Nike
Butler and Gus Ruhliu, "the Cantor o.,
Giant" AS soon as Maher emerged from
bis dressing room, hye minuiej later,
cheer went up which shook the building.
As soon as he got into the ring Msher
bowed his acknowledgment for the warm
welcome extended him, and ne never
looked better in his life. He was escorted
by Peter Lovrey of Dublin, Peter Burns
of Harlem, his sparring partner. and
Jack Qui mn OF Brooklyn. Maher when
weighed tipped the scales at l77l2
pounds, and O'Donnell turned tho beam
at lsl. When they stripped both looked
to be in the pink Of condition.
After the gloves were carefully ex-
amined they were divided between the
men, but it wes found that the pair given
to O'Domnell were too small for his
hands. Maher, when appraised of this,
sent his 'uittens over to his opponent
who forlnd them large enough, snd the
IrishmaD donned those which O'Don-
nells seconds carried over to him. An
nouncer John r.. Dunn introduced the
men and in speaking OF Maher he called
him the heavyweight champion of Erin's
Isle. The men shook hsnds at 3:i6, and
Referee Alec Brown lost no time in bripg-
Ing them together. There was dead
silence in the house when the men put
up their fists, and Maher rushed across
' the ring almost to O'Donnells corner.
Goth spared for few seconds, and
,o'Dcnrell led MIA left for the body, bat
Lher blocked the blow with MS right
gl owe. Peter then jabbed his left h.srd on
tn chin and landed heavy left swing
on tse face. This staggered O'Donnell,
and be seemed to tie unable to avoid
Peter " rushes.
Mai er sent O'Donnell 10 the floor with
a nard left on the chin, Gnd the Austral-
ian stay vd down four seconds. AS soon
as he got to hia feet O'Donnell assumed
q de ensi' 'e attituee, but Peter quickly
sent his 1T once more on the chin, and
| as O'Donp, I'll was falling he caught him
| quickly with o left half hook, knocking
| the Austrsli an down and out. O'Donnell
YVES counted out according to the rules,
and Sam Fitzpatrick and Madden, assisted
by Lowry, ca uied him TO his corner.
AS soon as IT. wss seen that the Irish
man had won, a tremendous shout went
up and the spectators rose as one man tc
their feet. Hats caps and umbrellas were
thrown into tue air. The. official timel
| told the epnourlcer that the time Of tn,
| con test was 80 Feconcs, but John j
| Quinn, who was keeping time for Msber
| as well as many others VINO held watche
on the contest, declared the actual tim,
to be 27 seconds. This unofficial tim,
was about right as certainly 80 tecono
had not elapsed from the time that tn,
men tegan until O'Donnell was lying IL
heap on the floor of the ring hopelessl,
|
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26

Mrs. Anna Hanson Dorsey. the pion-
.er Of Catholic literature In this coun-
,ry. died at Washington, aged SO years.
Ter works number about 80.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
ONE GAME EACH.
Providence and Pawtuckct Broke
Even In Yesterdays Polo Contests.

Providence and Pawtuckct Broke
Even In Yesterdays Polo Contests.
Yesterday afternoon the Grays went
to Pswtucket and met the champions on
the Auditorium surface. IL was req
hot game, and Pawtucket won on team
play, the three-cornered work or Hope
Whiting, Cunningham and Bone never
having teen excellet.
The Grays played in improvaf form,
Menard particularly showing greater
speei and better wind than at any game
he has played.
The goal tending OF AL Sword was
grand, and Mul Smith was in good torm'
When Canavan appeared on the Hon- he
was received with mingled hisses and
cheers, which continued for fully thfee
minutes. The summary:
Pawtuckct--Bcne lr, Cunning ham H,
III. Whiting c, w. Whiting hb, Lations g-
Providence Pierce Ir, Menard 2r, Cam
van c. Smith hb, sword g.
Goal, won by, made by Time
1-Pswtucket, Cunningham, 6'Io
2-Pawtucket, Bone 40.
3-Proyidence, Msnard O;li
4-Pawtucket, Cunning ham 1:29
5-Provioence, Menard 6:OI
| 6--Pawtuoket, III. Whiting ll:p0
7-Pswtucket, Cunningham u:lS
Score-pawtuoket 8, Providence :.
Stops- Lotions %, Sword 81. Rushes- -
Bone z. Menard 2, Pierce. Foul-Sword.
Referee--O'Mally. limsr, Aver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence, ss.
l. j. W. Vernon. cashier OF the above. naynes
bank do solemnly swear that the above statcmeAt
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. w. VERNON. Cashier.
Subscribed ana sworn TO before me this 2lsI daJ
Of December, 1896. GILMAN r. JOPP
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
s2as% y ssSsSs = ySfs SfPsHis.sE1sssGs. q 1s1ss Director"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
wHALERs EASY vIcToRs.

The whalers found no dit1culty in de-
reating the Fall Rivers yesterday after
noon ana won by q score Of s to 3. The
summary:
New Bedford-R Ro berts lr. Spencer 2r {,
Dee c, Williams hb, Smith &.
Fall River RUSSELL 1r. Connell 2r, Cot
terc Evcrxtt bb Curley o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
r ATE or Quo, CRY or ToLrDo, }

IIIIAN NUININ-
FRANK Y. CuENTY makes oath that he Is the
senior PARTNER OF tho firm Of y. y CHENrY ~
Co.. doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. aud that snid firm
win nay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED Doll
TARS FOR each and every ease of Jntarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CA
TARRH CURE.
FRANK =. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 hefore me and subscribed iu my
presence, this 9th day Of Dcccmbcr, A. ID.
lsss.
GO A. W. GLE SON.
SEAL Notary Public
Hsiis Cntarrh Cure g. ttl,cn internally aud
acts directly ON the D oor rDd mucous sur
IN Is az iha system. Scpd i,r t"stimoni as,
free r.. j. CHENEN a. CO, Toledo, ~.
W-sold by druggists, 7ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26

Goal. won bv. rush. made by lime
l-faII River. Roberts, Cotter 1850
New Bedford. Russell. Spencer O:l0
3-FsIl River, Roberss. Cotter 1880
4-FaIl River, Russell, Russell 400
5-New Iedfcrd. Roberts, Srencer 0:46
6-New kedford, Roberts, Spencer 4:00
7-Nev Eedford, Roberts. spencer 4:30
S-New Bedford. Roberts, Spencer 1:l5
New B,dfori, Roberts, Roterts 7:i5
IO-New Bedford, Ruesell, Speucer 4:46
ii-New Bedford, Russell, Roberts 2:l5
Score New Bed 8, Fall River 3.
koul-Cotter. Stops-Smith 81, Curley
90 Referee-K 90 u gb. Timer-Wslters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26

No morphine ,os, OF an IN DR.. Miles Pan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26

Soore-Fall River IL, New Bedford :.
Fouls-Russell 2, Doe, Fox, Williams,
Cothr. Rushes-Russcll "a, Roberts 4,
Spencer. Stops in goal Curley 30, Fox
27. Ref,ree-Keough. Timer-Porter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
BANK REPORTS.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK.
eO Wesiminster Sire,

CAPfTAL....t ..,. ,............,,.@ 81 100000
The ample facilities and best services OF ia
Bank are rendered 10 Indiyidua's, corporations
and BoHks
specia arrangements made for interest on tur-
rent account or On Certia :ates o. Deposit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
REPORT.
RRsoURcRs.

(NF tho condition OF the MERCHANTS Ma
~ TIONAL BANK. at Providence. In the ATE
Of Rhode Island at the close OF buSIness December
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-26
REPORT

nF the condition of the GLOBE NATIONAL
~ BANK. at Providence. in the State Of Rhode
Island, at the close Of business. December l7th.
1906.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
SHE IS OFF, FOR CUBA,
A Steamer Sails From New York Wi
E,lnuiiaa

| Steamer Sails From New York WITH
| supplies.
| New York, March little Preys this
morning says: Despite the efforts OF tho
Spanish oonsuls ministers and spies IN
this country. in the face of the loss OF tho
steamship ]. w. Hawkins off Long Island
and the seizure by United States marshols
OF the steamship Bermuda, the cnbans in
this vicinity have now upon the sen, bound
for the island whose freedom Is the one
thought of their lives. that Identical cargo
OF ammunition on board the same rteam.
chip
On another vessel II IL undoratood nre
score or moro ot men who are 10 bs
transferred TO the Bermuda somewhere OIL
tho high seas.
The Bermuda left Now York hnrbor VOC
al.thhy morning II was shortly inter
ociock ~hen she got up her anchor 10
O'Clock when she passed Sandy Hook and
nppit the noon hour when she distuflced
we noet of newspaper tugs that followed
The air was filed with rumors yseterday
Ihoinas Estrada Palma has Disappeared
from town and General Calixto tiarcia Isft
nus nome early III the morning and had not
r"turned az a late hour last night The re.
port waa that they had smiled for Cuba
and That II was tho Intention of the patri-
plb TO perfect u system of government n,
CUBA In order TO induce a more slIbHtan-s
llni support from other countries-lncIurf-
ing the United States--than that OF mero
sympathy.
Ne law of this country prohibited the
vessel rom londng her decks down 10 tho
Ghters auge with guhnowdar and arms "
or the insurgents In cuba and m ali
'orty tons OF ammunition and guns were <
,iaccd on board the Bermldn anu also
'eNefal cases containing dynamite.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
DELCADO in HAVANA.
United States viii Investigate Ill.,
Sad Story.
FATHER AND FRIENDS MAsSACRED
By Spanish Soldiery, Whe Cared Nat
That He Mas American,
AN INVESTIGATION BY WEYLER
is rromised. with Punishment or Mar
dcrcrs IL Found Guiity--Thc Bsr-
muda Ii Now Safely at sca.
AN INVESTIGATION By MEYLERI

Havana. March le.--Dr. Jose Manuel Dol
gado. the American citizen who Is reported
TO hevo been shot and nearly killed BY
Spanish troops under tho command OF Gen-
eral McluuIa. arrived here yesterday, He
's 80 seriously injured that he had to ba
carried on stretcher. The captain gen-
eral has promised the most prompt inquiry
into the circumstances in the case and
has given assurances that tho guilty per.
sons VIII be most severely punished.
Or. DoiGado says that number OF the
employees of tho Delgndo plantation, near
Bainon, have been killed by tho troops. in-
Guiding the brothers TipIa ana tho two
Guerras. father and son. The ciroum-
stahccs In tho case, so far as they can be
gathered ut present. seem to point to n
most gross and deliberate outrage upon
the part of the Spanish soldiers, who were
maze aware that Mr.. belgrade ana his
aged father were both American citIxcnR
i'ut ehis fact appears to have had no
weight with the Spanish officers, and Mir.
Deigado lis said to have been bound nnd
shot without trial and without any Iustid-
cation. The doctor WAS left for dead and
eight OF his fathers employees we're Killed.
The United states consul general, Ramon
2. Williams, has taken the matter In hand
and no stone will DO left unturned to bring
The Spaniards to Justice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Miss Anna Smith Of Hammond Is yie-
iting Migs Lucy brennan
Mrs Iorod Robinson OF huntsville ~ tho
guest of her sister Mrs. j. u. Lewis
Mr. VIII Perry OF Key Wort. Fla, spent
n few days. In the city Lest week, the guest
OF Mr.. II, l.. Stricken,
Miss lnex Howard. who has been teach
Ing school at Elliot, returned home last
week
Mossrs West and Rushing OF Franklin
were In Calvert Sunday.
Aiss Margie Whatlcy Is visiting In
Orange
Mrs Winker Of Corsirana who IL trnV-
cling in the interest OF tho Confederate
Soldiers musun OF Richmond. Va, was
I'm tho city Wednesday.
Mrs II. s, spencer, who has been visit
ing Mira. John II. Garrett, returned 20 her
home iu Marlin.
Miss Comma Glass. who has been visit
lnE Mrs l., n Parish. has returned TO
her home IN Terrell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Tho Self Culture club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. John Daily ut the
residence of Mrs. John Rearnc
Mrs. Nolen has returned from Il visit
TO Houston.
Miss Emma Priesthood has returned
to her home in Tyler after IA most pleas
ant visit to Mrs John Siiliman
Mr. r. H. Erwin attended tho cmbalm-
ers' convention In Houston.
Mrs. Itunge Of OVcrtou was in the city
q few days visiting her sister, Miss Lena
Bradford.
Mr. John snllman has returned from
Taylor, where he attended "A convention
heid IA tho Interest of the proposed Pres
bylerian university.
Messrs. George \. Wright H. g. Ezell
aud h -. kmbell attended the cattle
mems convention at Fort Worth
My. and Mrs. A. w. Ewing spent Sat
urday in Crockett.
Miss Rebecca Jones is at home from g
visit TO Crockett.
Mr.. Flanagan has returned from pur-
chasing trip.
Miss Bruce OF Columbia Ga, is the
guest Of Mir. and Mrs. Woodruff
Mr.. Walter Coleman and bride OF
Huntsvilo were In the city Saturday, the
|guests OF Superintendent and Mrs. Percy
V. Pennyhacker,
Mrs J, j. Mallard OF Rusk Ia visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR. Jamson
I'he ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
of the 10th
Messrs n r. Royal and A. w. Ewing
made n trip to Athens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Miss Buutic kirltwund OF Groveton was
IN the city last week.
Mr.. Thomas Dies OF this place IS Mt
present in l<ountse.
Mir George Kirltwood once u TYLER couu-
" citizen but now Of Groyeton, has been
In the city,
Hon, u. &. Lindsey representative IN the
lcg stature, was in town last wunk.
Professor Wm. Porter wont TO beaumont
last week 10 hear Lewis Morrison N
Faust, '
Ex-GovorpOr Hubbard was here two
days last week
Mr Love OF Jacksonville was here n few
DAYS ago
MisS Usher OF Galveston has been IN tho
city for several days visiting Mrs. w. ~,
Adnms
Miss Jennings Of Chester has been here
for somr time the guest Of Mrs. j. IL, Pom
dexter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
AcKsoNvILLE.

Rev. l.. NJ. Fowler of Palestine WAS hero
Sunday. 49,. e,,,,,.,.,,
here. a., -
Sunday. ,,,,,
ia Miller returned from Temple Tuesday
night. -.
ing here the r,Ieat OF sI,sa Loring Collins.
Miss Daisy Custer le6i for her home 10
Westeryijlo Ohio. after Visit 10 TINS
place
Ex-Comptroller John ID, Mccall was In
the city Monday.
General j. III. Claiborne OF Rusk was
hero Monday,
Miss Dollie Morris has returned from
coralcana. where she has been visiting for
Miss Nettle Donercux Is visiting 10 Ma
cogdcches.
j. T.. Jones has returned from visit 10
Arkansas.
stump Gvagard aud Dolph Shoemaker
visited Rusk Friday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

The Christian l3ndcavor society held rs
regular nesting at tho residence Of Or. w
W I4unn ON Friday night.
During tho month of February thirteen
marriage liconSea wore Issued.
The thcniorROing people are looking for
ward To treat tAliinn lewis 10 billei for
thia place on tho go nHtHnt.
nv Frank Smith left for Montana last
WpTk.
County Judge Robson has been absent ali
week on lodge business
Rev. Percy w. Jones filed his regular
appointment Sunday nt ~. Jamos' Eplaoo-
pal church.
Miss Mollic Shropshire, with her little
neocs aud nephew. LEFT Wednesday for
san Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
1nt,ANKI.LN.

Judge j. f. McComb If greatly I'M
proved by his stuy NJ this health resort
and Is on the streets often
Mira Mary Crawford OF Galveston is
visiting her SON Judge John II. cfaw-
ford
G. ". Gordon attended q meeting OF me
lyAnhoe commauicry. No, 3, knights
Tomplar. at Bryan on Tuesday last. Grand
Gencrallsslmo l.. r. Noyes OF Houston
was present making hla annual lnspec-
ton
dence OF Mrs Tom Hitler. Music, reel
tations. declarations and happy antci-
patiDns were INDUCED In The following
we're present. MesdEmes Gillian, Glass.
Itirksey. Mckinley Misses Kirkscy, TIE
bout, Ai0ores. McKinleys, Hays. Craw-
fords. O'Nenls. Dochcrd,. Scott Glass;
Mesern. Gillian, Kirkscy, Mex inley, Sisss;
Masters Bruton Kellogg, Gillans, car
rington, Abney. Love, Dcehero, kirksey
Glass O'Neal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
WFIMAR.

Miss Isabel Dyer. after a pleasant visit
to Mrs. S. r. Smith. returned TO her home
In Richmond last TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. ~. ~. Carter visited rel
ativas in Edna last week
Miss Peatrle fllil spent several days Of
last week with friends in LaGrange.
Mnssrs. s. n aud e. T. Hancock and
J. j Shiver attended the city marshals'
convention at Houston last week.
hessrs Hutch and James EoOke visit
cd friends in Columbus last week.
Miss Katie Buns OF Flatonia returned
home Friday. alter pleasant visit 10
Miss Katie Craze
Mrs Cora Shannon OF Eagle Lake Wis
tied her sister. Mss Ida Donueily
George T. Holman, deputy Internal
revenue collector OF Waco, and W. s.
Holman, Esq, Of LaGrange were here the
past week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Mrs D. s. I.oyeioy came down from
FHnls 10 visit her old homo aud many
friends last week
Mir Howard Johnson OF Lovolady IA
here Visiting her father and mother and
other relatives and friends.
Mr. David NJ Brewer II very rlenalng
recitcr ana ituDersonntor gave an enter
uiunlcut to a solooi audience ut the school
house Wednesday evening,
Mrs N, Z, Green and Mrs. Dan Doughty
visited their friends. Mira Mathews and
Mrs ShipmMn. at Boringa Ailli one day
last week
The school Ind a holiday and picnic Fri
day, which both teachers aud pupils en-.
joycd highly.
=. NJ Mcltinon and other attorneys OF
Che Livingston bar are here attending jus
ticc court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.

NoyIer Wants 10 Know Why Spanish
Can't Distinguish Insurgents.
Havana. March 16.--Captain General
Neyier has ordered thorough investiga-
lon to bo made into the disaster at Cano.
oven miles from here. by which twelve
oldiers belonging to the San Quentin
attalion were killed and IL captain. four
outenants and twenty-seven soldiers
elonging TO the Same corps wounded by
he Spanish garrison or that town, who
,istook the Spanards for a band OF In
urgents that had previously attacked the
lace and had been repulsed
The insurgents have burned the fields.
'harf and sugar depot OF Dolores. in the
,cfnedios district. province OF Santa
lara, and they have also destroyed by
20 tho Fields and splendid buildings OF
10 Laberinto plantation.
The insurgent brlsadier, Parquito Perez.
cd recently In the vicinity OF Barahaa
the Remedies ditrict. In which neigh
,rhood seven, oountrymen were recently
lng for supplying vegetables to dctach-
ents OF Spanish troops.
"A dispatch from pilat says several fam
os OF that place have been compelled
cape outrage at the hands OF the in-
rRants. "a,
Maceo Is marching rapidly through the
oFlnce of Plnar del Rio, While passing
rough tho Bntnnbano district tho in
regents plundered number OF houses
q stores and reduced town to ashes. y
al the documents belonging TO the fnu- Z
lcipaiity and the Spanish bank wero
trned.
About sixty families arrived today.
eking refuge from tho persecution upon
4 part of the Insurgents. who are re-
rted 70 be committing great depreda-
3 father Of the burned town, was
led by the Insurgents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
TEXAS :
~1.z@s5TEXANS
sapLLy
....,rAnroN.

WHARTON. ...,
,S.nouet given by the soci-
! y u, s under the auspices
y ~ ladies Mesdames Walls
si's, ,'snertary TO Mr.. and Mrs.
ras q most brilliant ana
A dainty supper was
~ -. quests and sweet music
ufM w sormed IL fitting greet
sis. So,,ng bride who has come
~ yvas an Wharton and he
one of society S,. sa'' w
we're present; Mrs. W. Wv;
isas sWi,k, organdle overdress
ra rrison, pink crepon, lace
US ,,,ss lula Harrison, hello-
~, % sacs. Miss j.. Huston, can
"a lar sssssSmenterie. Miss II. Illus
Va nj ostrich plumes; Miss
M il,nsdown and lace, Mtss Me
~ Stin. La France roses MISS
W. sr "a SILK. orgaudie over
s,sa s,,,n s novelty silk. velvet
w a' Kiss Michon, old rose sat
ze, while silk, pearl passe-
IFesaJR amp, canary silk, black
i Kiss Lastro, green sa, d,,,t a,ru
n. VII Iida Horton, white crepon;
- ,rearr, silk and lace MiSs ~
henrietta; Miss Whitteh,
tssn. chine: Mrs. West. black
~ s,. q trimming; Mrs. Walls,
Wresv Mrs. Hodges. black
ais'm.,onds. also. Messrs; Hearne'
|u .s, Horton, Dennis, howe'
ypnaely, Moroland, NoWsot'ie'
e snssd Stafford, Rayfur, H..
s'.r sp'JK Jones. Or. Walls, j.
" wv hodges. Or. and Mrs. smith
fie aInh was organized last week
y ~ ~ Miss Nellie Page. The
INV. sSs viii take place Friday night
.. VI Of Mr.. Il. j. Horton.
ss,h viii receive its name. The
~, ~, nresent consists of Misses
~ i,ene and Ida Horton, Nellie
rin,er Merle Butler and Mes
s, a Sander, Butler, Register
' "a Mcssrs. Sportsman. Estiii,
|sssy Sorrel, Sanders, Dorinah
!. 4 ylncheloe md bride tnec Miss
|.s.s a arrived Thursday from
~ ymIng colnln have many
|..,Ss nero. who wish them all
4. ,ra A Youthful pair; the groom
r. while the bride IL not yet 10.
KIN Taylor, to the delight OF II