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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-06
REnEKAH ASSEMBLY.
Closing Session OF the Assembly fja'
Evening

Closing Session OF the Assembly fiare
Evening.
The Rebekah Assembly convened IN Odd
Fellows hall at l. o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, President McAulay In the chair. The
morning session was devoted to unimpor-
tant routine matters At the afternoon
session the coYnn,,tiee on resolutions Rep
resentaiiycs Ada Kerr, c. c. Bashaw and
NJ. Il. Taylor, reported. The report, which
was adopted. Is as follows.
Resolved. That this Rebtkah Assembly
tender its thanks TO Lone Star Lodge No.
for the use Of their lodge roops fer our
meetings and especially are we Indebted to
Brother ", A. Mcmillan for his Kind and
courteous attention and services rendered
this assembly during the session.
Resolved. Tha, this grand assembly ten
der its thanks 10 the various railroads In
our State fer the favor granted us in re-
ducing the railroad fare 10 and from
Houston and the couriesies shown by lis
employees. Also the citizens OF Houston
for their kind welcome and the different
hotels for their many courtesies shown us;
tho newspapers Tor their many favors, and
especially the brothers and sisters OF this
city that have been 70 kind 10 us.
Resolved. That this grand assembly Ten
der Its sincere thanks TO Brqther II L.
Pierscn for his untiring Efforts IN behalf
Of tho team work and assistance 10 the
lNiAS tot-i1lsiAAt-@ ALlAtS AlAt N-SsA'iAH VI
this grand assembly
Resolved. That this Rehekah Assembly
tender It's sincere thanks to sister Eunice
Melville editor OF the National Rebeka-
for the able and magnificent address de-
l.vered on Monday evening and for the
many suggestions promotive to the up
building Of Rcbckah Lodge work: for her
valuable assistance rendered the various
committees in the Discharge Of the duties
devolved upon them that her kindness
and courtesy IS highly appreciated and
VIII cherish the ties Of Friendship. Love
md Truth existing between us
The following elective officers were
Installed by MrS. Eunlcs Melville Of Mn
neapolis MINI.
President Mrs NJ, Lilly Mccracken OF
Austin.
Vice president, Mrs. Geneyieve shearcr
OF Dcnison
Secretary. MISS Jessie McElree OF Alya-
RADIO
Treasurer, Mrs. Christine Benedict OF
san Antonio.
The following Officers were appesntcd.
by the presiient-Mnrshal Sister y r
Rhine Of Mckinney. conductor Miss Dora
Hulse of Dallas; chaplain. Mrs Oiivo
keenurl Of Houston. inside guardian, Mrs
&c. +. Bashaw o. Fort Worth
The Vice president appointed Tho follow
ing supporters Mrs Gillespie 81 Deulsan
right supporter. Mrs, James Of Cisco. lcft
supporter
The following standing committees were
app'.utcd By ;he president
Executive committee Mrs Frank Kerr
Of corsicana. Mrs Kate Z McAulny OF
Mckinney, Mrs MRttie Gcnf2on Of san
Antonio.
Finance commi,ice-Dr Il l., pie-sou OF
Mckinney. Mrs Matte Wiley ~ Aiektn-
ner. Mrs Y. pumling IL san Anouno.
The committee characterization reported
several amendments. which We're adopted
MINI, delivered az Interesting talk nj ,br
afternoon session ~ t.ao r. IT. tho work
Oh The session was c5hclufed ana anal al-
l0urnmctt came.
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CITY BREVITIES.

There viii he a meeting Of popui!sts to-
night az 80. lolDts Congress- avenue.
The Daughters Of tho Republic viii
met today at the usual time and place.
Mre. ". L. Rurns IS visiting in Grape
lard on account of tho illness of her
mother.
Mrs y. H. siohi has moved from so5
Walker avenue Ca 1915 Walker avenue,
corner OF Austin.
The Ladies Ala society Of the Central
Christian church VIII mect IN the chapel
tlis afternoon ~ o. clock.
TIM. manager OF the Houston clearing
hGu-e reports the bank movement at Hous-
ton iog February = as t3oe.ioi.
CITY Engineer LaNoue yesterday issued
The following building permit. Y. Y Mur-
,u COST N,1p
There viii bc social at the Union
Mems c.ub hsll 2lS'4 Main street, tonight.
aN ihe members Of the liouston Budding
trades 4 large number OF invitations hAvu
neca. sent out 20 friends Ladies are iu-
Vled.
Mrs willard and her xix children were
Sent 90 Gonzales last night. Al Kirk run
nor Tor one OF the hotels, busted himself
q great deal IN tho interest OF the dcsti-
tute family, and II was through hls charl-
table work VIA, they secured enough
money 70 40
there is family At No iN2 Crockett
street. FIRST ward. In destitute circum-
r'auces. Tho husband and father Is out
OF work and the mother and one child 49,
in Bcr.ng has been rendering medical
assistance. but food and clothing are need
-. None ot the children are older than
10 years,
TIE Grant Republican club Is the name
NJ club that has Just been organ Zcd
~ the negroes OF the Fifth ward with
- r. Mitchell as president and j. "
Wood as secretary, The club mas made
no endorsement ror city officers accord
nus TO the statement 81 the secretary. Tho
club VIII meet again on Tuesday night.
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ADVANCE NOTICES.
A Breezy Time.

"a Breezy Time" which will be seen nj
Sweeney & Coomhs opera House Friday
ana saturday February : and s. matinee
Saturday. is now In it's fifth season. Like
wine. It is said that "a Breezy Time im-
provos with age, and although 1t is stAi
voung. It has been built mp since It waS
last sent on the road. II is now under u
new management and now gags, incidents
and specialtics have been introduced lih-
orally. The only pcop,c who romain frog,
the original organization OF last season
are T.. Il. Fltz and Kathryn Webster, thu
former a comedian OF exceptional ahtli-
ti.s and the attcr n souhrctte who actual.
~ has singing voice. Although IA
Breezy Time" has n plot, and an interest
ing one at that, It IS not so elaborate that
a special car has 10 he used % carry IT
from place to place The costumes tina,
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GALVESTON WESTERN CASE.
Question Of Forte iture Of the Fran
cbise Being Heard.
WI. JACKSON H0N0RABLY ACQUITTED
Several Criminal Court Convictions
Othrr News In and About the
Court House.

The suit OF the City Of Galveston against
the Galveston Western railway. an action
the limits OF the city OF Galveston OF the
Galveston Western railroad. was called
yesterday In the civil district court. Hon
Sam II. Brashear presiding. The hearing
of the case occupied the attention of the
court all day In attendance as represent
atlyes of the city are Il. w. Smith. ittor.
hey. representing property owners along
the line of the road. II. I. Wheeler and +.
c. ilujne. and representing the railroad are
Hon. Walter Gresham and j. S. Wheeless
attorneys. and D. b. Henderson. president.
and j. T., Wallis. vice president OF the
company No decision has been reached IN
the case.
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ArTERNooN srssroN.

The Grand Lo3Ee reconyenei after din
ncr. Grand Master T.ngr.s presiding.
J. J. Miller. from committee 90 mo
MORALS ard petitions. reported on petit
zion OF r. F. Christian lodge No 30
bs allowed 70 reinstaie Brother y y
Coy; tha, the petition o. FOR; Worh
lodge. No. ~. not being Ia proper form
they ask thai the committee - discharged
from further consideration OF same; tns;
new charters be granted IN lieu Of those
burnt TO Gol!ad. No S.. Charity, "a Plano.
ia: that charters be granted TO new
lodges J. s. Ramsay. Bluff Dale. Caddo
John j. Good. Dekalb. Cough. Houston
Grapevine. Leesyille. Weston Blooming
Grove, MerIl. Pike. Hampstead Joy. ANA
rillo. Rock HIN. Tiogn, Gorrfan Royue
Caddo Mills. and Floyd; and that charters
he granted to Rebekah degree lodges. as
follows: Abilene 50; Nevada, 1ls, Haynie.
ll9. OYilla. 100: Canadian. l2i, Morning
Star. 10; Midlothian, I2s: May. Isi. sher-
man. l25; Denison, l26: Celeste. i2T: Home.
l2s. Grace. l29; Magnolia. $50. Eureka
13i; Lillian. 1872.
A communication was received from the
Daughters OF Rehekah signed by their
secretary, Jessie McElree, In which they
thank the Grand Lodge for agreeing 10
Incorporate the proceedings OF their as
sembly In the journal OF the Grand
Lodge.
Representative Maynard. from the com
mittce on appeals, reported that the de-
cisions made by the grand master on
various appeals be confirmed. Several
appeals not submitted to the grand mas
ter were sent back 20 the lodges from
which they came with the necessary In
structions. etc.
The special order for 2 n. m. was con-
tinued to 10 n. m. Thursday because the
committee could not have their report
ready today.
Representative Metz. from committee on
judiciary reported decision of theirs
that n lodge can not pay the special tax
assessed for the Widows ana Orphans
Home out of the Widows and orphans
fund. They also decided that a brother
who Is In arrears for dues for more than
a year is not compelled TO pay the spe-
cial tax to put himself in good standing.
The following speaks for itself
Resolved, That this council confer the
decoration OF chiyalry upon Brother VIM.
Dunn of Amity lodge, No. 60. he being
the oldest odd Fellow In tho State and
a regular attendant upon the Grand Lodge
for twenty-five years and because OF his
jealous work In the cause OF the order
for fifty-sx consecutive years, and
Resolved. That the same be conferred
at Dallas Texas during the session OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge
This resolution was passed by the de-
partrnent council, Patriarchs Militant, be-
fore their adjournment and read In the
Grand Lodge by Lieutenant Colonel T.
II. Hunter. department commander,
The reading of the above called forth
from the old brother, a most feeling and
eloquent address In which he referred to
his long work in his well beloved order
and stated that thers had not been hut
enc Initiation In his lodge during the
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rArRIARcHs MILITANT.
Closing Session Hold Yesterday end ON
Gers Elected

CLOSING Session Hold Yesterday end orr.
Gers Elected
The car,ous % The Pa'riarchs Militant
mt yesterday ana concluded the business
before the assembly. Following are the
officers for the eHsung year.
Ffesi5fni Frank = Hunter 81 ~ rAro
Wee aptair George -
Strerter Of Waco.
Serrcissy-W r Sharp ~ Fl Paso.
TreasuFer-M W F1osrr % Dallas.
Officer 81 the Guarl~cspialn W. W
Spence Of Galveston.
sentinel-o /. Nichols ~ Marta
Picke,-cRQtain n. y Npsaus of Galves
ton.
resolution was adopted That the De,
narifoeni council confer tbs decoration OF
chlYairy during IN ser.fcn OF the -ov.r
cEn Grand Lodge a. Dallas upon brother
William Dunn The oldest odd Fellow IN
the Lone Star State
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HerrNnnn al rhe onern Housc.


Herman, the Great, who deserves this
title and without doubt in hts particular
art IL inimitahle and unnnproachahie APP
poGrs at Sweeney g. Coomhs' Opera House
tonight. There is no entertainment similar
to Herrmann's In this country and II Is
pleasure to be relieved from ordinary
dramatic and operate attractions. Every
trick Is performed by him so deity that
II inspires n feeling akin to all with his
audiences. This season his entertainment
Is the most brilliant one OF his entire
career HI has invented a new kind Of
entertainment TO his magical art and II Is
a short play, In which an act OF Shagic is
introduced This he calls a magi-comedy.
and II Is entitled THE Artists Dream. ~
Hermann, until this season, has never
presented such sketch 1t is n beautiful
ideal and presented with spectacular cleo
trio effects. special scenery and contriv-
ances and novel accompanying music. Its
story IL that OF picture that miracul-
ously comes to life before the very eyes Of
the artist who has painted 1t. In this act.
Hermann imporsonates the character Of
Mephisto and Madame Hermann that Cf
a young artist. Herrinann's other marve,s
are entitled "Trilhy," 1.-The Asiatic Trunk
Mystery" Herrmann's programme Is
snid to he so filled with mystic phenomia
that the ordinary theatre-goers can not
afford to miss IT this season and undoubt-
cdly crowded audiences will nc the rule.
Madame Hermann In her beautiful crea-
tons in dancing. aided by the use of many
different colored lights, will also appear
in beautiful costumes causing novel ana
gorgeous effects. For the first time here
will he introduced the great hypnotic sen
sation "Trilhy." by kind permission OF
y, NJ. Palmer and Paul NJ, Potter, with
Madame Hermann as Trilby and Herr
mann the Great as SvengnH
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Personal MENTION.

Mrs Sadie Elliott OF Monterey, Mexico.
r. ln tine city visiting Mira W q. Van
Week,
Hon }. = Brown OF I-aGrauge OF the
law ntm OF Brown. Lane and Jackson,
Us 10 tho city.
j x. Shortridge mayor Of Gainesville.
I Texas, is IN attendance on the session
OF The Grand Lodge,
T. r. Anderson and wife OF Waxahachic
ar" u The city ihc guests OF s, a. Oliver.
No. 1914 Mckinney .Iscuuc
Captain :. Talaferro United States
district attorney for the Eastern district
~ Texas, has returned from jefferson.
whore he had been In attendance upon
IolNal laurt.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction Civ.
H.. was told by her doctors she had Con.
sumption and that there was no hope for
Discovery completely cured her and she
says It saved her life. Mr.. Thomas Egg
gers 1873 Florida street. San Francisco
suffered from a dreadful cold approach
ing Consumption tried without result
everything else, then bough; one bottle OF
Or. Kings New Discovery and in two
ful. 1t Is such results, OF which these are
samples that prove the wonderful Ell.
hcacy OF this medicine In Coughs and
colds Free trial hottie at f. \. Kels-
and 81.
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WORK OF THE GRAND LODGE
Important Business Considered and
Disposed OF.
THE REBEKAH ASSEMBLY ADJOURNED.
The Pasriarchs Militant Elect Omcers and
Adjourn Oldest ODD Fellow In
Tcxas-Notes.

The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Is dis
patching business at a rapid rate and VIII
doubtless conclude its labors and adjourn
tonight Eebekah Assembly. having dis
posed of the business Of the session. ad-
1ourned yesterday to meet In Dallas IN
September. at which time the Sovereign
Grand Lodge will be in session. The
visitors say that Houston is most hos
pitable city and that the members OF the
local lodges OF the order have certainly
made their stay pleasant.
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Joe Schuler. aged 40 years. n German
wood chopper at Bringhurst's wood yard
about mile and half east OF Houston,
was knocked In the head yesterday even
Ing and seriously injured. He has been
working for about three years and during
mat time saved quite sum of money
and tho theory is that 1t was for robbery
that the crime was committed, as tho
savings were taken. Tho sheriff was no.
tined and an Investigation is being made.
There is no clue TO the would-be assassins.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGED.

Deputy Sheriff Gilbert and Constable
Thomson. tho latter Of the Chaneyville
prccinc; Yesterday arrested John Mex.
cnlored. and Jailed him on charge OF
highway robbery. Mex is said to be one OF
the mon implicated in the robbery OF
Frank Vance. the ice cream man. who was
held up on the Sabine bridge ono night
last summer. The shsrim's department has
becn on the lookout for him for some time
and his cnnture is the result OF the ct
forts
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the payers wear on the stage now count
quite as much with the audience as do the
personality OF tho players and the dia.
loguc that they have to speak. y nan
would quite MS soon see n stupid woman
well dressed as clever woman baniy
dressed. In "a Breezy Time" however,
1T is said that there viii not only be hand
some costumes but they will be worn by
women quite worthy 10 occupy them.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples were granted IL
censo TO marry yesterday by the county
clerk:
Eugene McAuliffe and Miss Amelia ID.
I.udtSc. Peter Holiday and Cecilia wyatt.
w. II. Marmlon and Miss Isabelle Multi
puu
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pas, twsnsy-seven years that he did not
I'LL the station OF warden.
The Grand Lodge adjourned TO meet at
a IN. today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-06

Blackburn a. Bailey. Photographers,
l0cSis Prairie avenue. offer handsome
carriage to the baby that makes the best
picture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-06

I. Lewyn has removed his drug store
to tho Binz building, opposite Capitol
Hotel.
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j. RELY GORDON & w. II. FOSTER


Associated Architects. 3o7,s Main street
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f. C. Crawford. tho tea man.

Coke and TIe-For safe by Houston Ga
Light Co.
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THE SIXTH WARD UNDlsruRBrp

Alderman llhsch has called the attoa-
ton OF The Post 10 an error In the report
OF tho last meeting % the city council.
what should have hcen stated was that
Alderman Bailey. as chairman OF the or
dinan1e committcc withdrew an ordnance
introduced by AldersaAn McAughn repeal
ing tha Sixth ward ordinance. Tho city
attorney had previously rendered an opln-
ION adverse 10 Aldermen McAughn's or
alhahce' The repeating ordinance was
ertoheous!y ascrthed to Alderman Hirscn.
rne withdrawal OF the repeating orGt-
nance leaves the sixth ward undisturned
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LirhoGRAPHING AND PRINTING
IN Their perfected stage executed by ]
j. Pastoriza Printing and I.ithograph com
pany, Soi Main street
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T. p. Williams. Dentist. Bins Building.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08
PROF. ROBERTSON TO LEAVE Us.

At a meeting of the board of
trustees of the Texarkana College
and Conservatory OF Music held
seyerll days since, Prof W. "
70 Ier.son, the president stated tn. t
an offer of very advantageous
nature had been made him else
where, and he felt it his
duty to accept the same Also
stated that the school would go on
just tie same, as Prof. Zerr or
some one else, would tAke charge of
aud run it.
Prof Zerr is amply able and well
qualified for the position.
Prof. Robertson has been elected
to the chair of the English and
Latin, in the New NJ xico College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, a
U. S government college located at
Las Cruces, N. NJ, forty miles north
of El Paso. 1t is a very disrable
position in a high and healthy
location. Prof. r. will enter upon
the discharge of his new position
there on July lst next.
During his residence among Tex
arkanians, Prof. Robertson has
made hundreds of warm friends,
wLo regret his decision to leave
here. He is a fue educator, a good
organizer, a perfect gentleman and
worthy the respect of all men. We
can but wish him well in his new
field of labor; to which he will 90,
after closing the present term of
college here.
Prof. Zerr is also a fine educator
and we hope will take charge of the
school and manage and run it be-
ginning with the fall term. We
trust he will continue to make it as
successful as under the manage
ment of Prof. Robertson
Prof. Schmolck will continue the
Conservatory of Music during the
summer term, at the college
building.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08
EXIT K0LMGS..
He Made Brief Statement as to His
Innocence of the Ilurder for
Which ne Was to be
Hung.

huuS
Philadelphia, May Herman W.
Mudgett, alias H. H. Holmes was
hanged in Moyamensing Prison to-
day. The drop fell at 1OI2;3O 1t
was fully a half hour later before
he was officially pronounced dead,
A halt minute before he was shot
into eternity he made this delcara-
tion to the solemn assembage about
the scaifoId: Gentlemen, | have
very few words to say. In fact, |
would make no remarks at this time
except that by not speaking /
would appear to acquiesce in my
execution | only wish to say that
the extent of my wrong doing in
taking human life consisted in the
death of two women, they having
ded at my hands as a result OF
criminal operations. | wish to state
here, so there can he no chance Of
misunderstanding that | am not
guilty of taking the lives of any Of
the Pietzel family the three child
ren and Ben, the father of whose
death ! was convicted and for
which am today to be hanged.
That if all l have to say"
Holmes died game and was the
least effected individual on the scat
fold and why should he not be2 He
was a professional human butcher,
owning his charnel houses in several
cities, killing people as best suited
him or the aims of others in whose
employ value on life save in a
monetary sense and when he run
his course gave up without seem
ing pang or shudder. There has
never lived such another man who
turned himself into a human
butcher, We are glad he has been
removed and that be died such an
ignomiuious death
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08

The Arkadelphia SiItings- Herald
oflast week, in a very positive man
ner, refers to Colonel Tom Newton
as "the goldbug candidate for Sec
retarv of State" We are glad that
Boone county presents a candidate
in the person of Hon. A. c, Hull,
whose earnest devotion to the cause
of free silver" cannot be called in
question. He has fought the battle
of free silver in North Arkansas
from the very first agitation Of the
question to the present time He
was a member of the committee on
platform that drafted the strong
silver platform adopted by the state
convention of 1894 And by vote of
said committee, too, he was made
their secretary. He has put forth
his best efforts, both public and pri-
vate, to show to the people the de-
fects of the financial policy of the
present administration and the
good that would result from the
free coinage of silver at the ratio
of l6 to Little Rock Tribune
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08
COUNTY OFFICES.
For County Judge.

We are authorized to announce John c..
Edwards as candidate for County Judge
subject to the action Of the Miller county
Democracy.
In responce to many solicitations from
my Democratic friends | have concluded
to announce my candidacy for the office OF
County and Probate Judge, subject to
the action of the Democratic party nave
served the peop of Miller county in
different official capac titles, and feel that
they are familiar with past Onical ser
vices, and therefore able to judge of my
fitness for the place. will eatly APP
preciate any support any support given
me and if am the choice of the party,
will ende vor to discharge my duties IN
the future as in the past, honestly and to
the beStgf may ability p,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08

Owing to the tact that the 7, 900,
600 bales of cotton Of 1895 brought
more than the 1O,OOO,OOO bales Of
1894, there has been an earnest ef-
fort made for a decrease in the acre
age Tor this year, but the effort was
not entirely successful The best
estimate now is that the acreage of
1896 will exceed that Of 1895 by
about 10 or II per cent, Even with
this increase the crop will be far
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-08
SENATOR BEN TILLMAN.

Senator Ben Tillman will speak in
Little Rock next Wednesday night
under the auspices of the Bimetal-
lie League of that city. He will
then pass through here on his way
to Dallas, Texas, where he will de-
liver an address. We hope our in
huentiaI men here will try and get
Senator Tillman to stop off here and
sneak