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AuTocRATIc pnres CENSOR

New York. May 2l.-The liorald's na.
vana special of May ~ says; The press
cei-sor. acting under special Instructions
from General Wcyier. last night forbade
ne 10 cahlc direct from Havana To tho
fterali The news OF the arrest and impris-
onmon' of Frank Larne. naturaillaa
American, wealthy merchant and A
prominent sugar Planter in Maienzus
tics in the iistric, on n charge OF pontir,l
conspiracy. l.arue's partner, Ernestro ~.
Castro. whose nitcsi was also ordered. is
IN mdlug, l.nrue refuses to make any
statement unless United States Consul
ianse should he present The consul has
protested At the summary proceedings
demanding a civil trial and tho right a;
GERS laughed al tho consul,
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REV. nIAz.s STORY.
Tells Senate Committee OF Numerous
SrNnish OmtrMRes n Cnhn.

Tells a Senate Committee Of Numerous
SPANISH ontrases n cuba.
Washington, May q. Rev Albert j.
Diaz. the American ciitaon and Baptist
missionary, who, with his family and
brother. was expelled from cuba after
having boon ARE ted and rcarooratol in
prison there, has just been given hear.
ins before q subcommittee of the senate
committee on foreign relations. consist n,
OF Senators Morgan and DAVIS
Mr.. lpiaz made a statement under oatN
to the subcommittee. the substance of
which has heen furnished to the Asso-
clted Press. Many II the statements
made by Mr. hiaz TO the committee have
already appeared IN print. one cnsr is
Just furnished the state department at
Guato, whore tho Spanish soldiers Killed
seven men ,non-coinhatants)
The Spaniards went into different houscs
and gathered seventeen nen They tied
these together. two by two. among them
being Iadi.la tluintcro, an American. u
years old, OF Key West, who WIS found
sick III he'd. They were taken to TIC street
and commanded 10 ltneel down the sol
diers fired Mt them. killing all except tho
in the Immediate presence ~ the wives
and children Of the unfor,unttcs.
MIR. Dia2s statement gives accounts of
cases where tic ALLEGED cNplos We bullets
were used by the Snaniards, and OF tn
shooting 81 two children in the arms Of
their mother hv tho Span.ards
On March u, IN linvnna, hc saw man
y no had seVonfv-one hayonet wounds
Mr.. Da7 mentioned several Instances
where the Sroniards homliard.l insirnent
hospitals. killing the inmates
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children OF his, illustrating how those
foreign born becoming citizens u these
United States must swear allegi9nce TO
its constitution and stand by it, Nag and
so Ne must take Gods word. the consti.
tuition OF heaven, and become loyal c!u-
2ena OF his. We mus come nuiupiS.
rnaekiy, beaeeching'y and call upon God
prnyerfuily for pardon and ne VIII give
peace and make you a citizen q heaven.
come now while mercy pleads and Jesus
stands with outstretched arm and The
blood drtps from the prints OF the nails
Come while he stands thus calling YOU
10 come; come ard sake the oath OF al
leg.ance 10 him. Do not harden your
hearts and be stlr neclsed; don't le, your
pride keep you away, but come and how
at tho altar Of prayer. Ii is the ncblcst
act of a mans life TO come ard confess
his sins to God. and humble Yourself be-
fore him. assure you that II you -
come he will give you pardon. peace ami
grace TO live for him. Mr Horn closed
with an earnest appeal TO the ursaved 70
come. Several responded and three were
converted. There were also some addi-
tiors TO the church. Service at 7i5
mr.
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FOR THE SHERMAN suFFERERs-
A Grand Exhibition OF Scientific Ban
Playing.

!. cr,a Exhibffion Of Scientific Ball
q Playing.
The game OF ball between the freight
ana rassanrer agents threatens 10 pc or
more conseauence than was an.isipA'e ;,
when the game was mrs. propos'q. ~
seems 10 have aroused each inai'idral TO
such an extent tina, ,he game Of the s'"-
son may be counted on TO a eeria'n'y'
Since signing the original hin'' olgaSen
and Wagner Of the Santa fe. BOB i'ifs Of
re piirsou5. Kansas and Texas. Homer
Fsds o. the Iron Mountain, Jimnsy Lea
ven Of the Mexican National iochiea q.
San Antonio. and Messrs., LAWSON aud
{dndray az the missouri, Kansas ana
Texas at Houston. have n'is,s' ins' No., ~
might flow. .a the, f.o,n,.,
TSou,ss KinRsiey IL IN active training ~
- hsr,a az natl. Ard IN the pink ~ con-
Htsos when the command csnlt ,n e, 2 L.ay
X ~ isae and commenced playing hsil IN
4 ~ v1fh the Oh Ctncinnatt hea S'oeE-
4 li5 tSss 10 Is stssscte1 shs attention Of the
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AE0 NnstTliio ta'lrOed, VINO Of
y mav/ Ijrn the position 81 general saperin
-; N ard ny constant Apnncat!un to
ses }5ess he has Jacn successful at ,ast in
he Va made travelling passenger agent os
.si3ke tanle me.
IA 'tieotse Hunter OF The international ana
YG.est $orth'rn. captain OF the passen-
Issr nine, ~ 700 VOL known Tor any com
|is Pracuo.ng hard. max. ng two runs 10
tiari. stiirr tally. N orlcr % get hta ~ nd.
Dressed "a lis s1N eater OF yellow. and with
hlAs trousers, ae mas bc"n mistaken Tor
4 comet BY several gentlemen en- route
iit n wdrr. Mr. Eunter is sanguine OF tue
success of ms clsb. and IL offering 10 bet
f8nulous amounts at very long ODDS that
hey VIII find an ensy mark.
rno other. side number a great many eS.
1rofe so onais, who, the chaiices are, Would
presence now II they had rot been re-
The oniec, Of the game Ia praise
worthy one. neinR intended for the fener
II fhc sherman cyclone stifrerer7' ana
certainly should be well ratr0 n,zef By
I4ocstan people. spealsng seriously, the
exhibition wi.ishc genuine game Ok BAN
ana. win h. pu led or according TO ms
rules ard regulations governing the pro,
strca. games. There are plenty OF good
| ing Z afas ard the F'rsighters vs.. IN.
Tlckstrrs will undoubtedly prove ine NOS
| iuterpstinr zane az hail ever Tltressel
on a Houston diamond. Tho entire pro
| Z ass.a hoing for the sherman r-nei luNe
l,t ts me desire Of the managers Of IN
| er+ertaiu.r,rr,s 10 counaa tho expenses u
.hc rrraiias. poaaihle figures. u - e1
rectet ard earnestly 'taSred that the ehar
table spirited. r. e-eh1rsH VII teafer N
i.se Of their Reid equipment Tor the pay
s,rset railway viii furnish rolling s'oc'
Il, the grounds
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Washington May 2l-The department
of Justice has instructed the United
states marshal at Jacksonville. Fla In
case the evidence In his possession war,
rants T. TO require the mas.er Of tho
Three Friends. now In that harhor ANA
lions. TO give bond that It Viii not en-
rasr IN any enterprise In contrayeniion
Of International law. The department IS
OF the opinion that tho facts in tho ease
30 NOT warrant the seizure or the lilsl-
ing of The vessel. and it is Thought Tint
the bond will cover the case The In.
s.ructinNs we're sent In response to a r4-
quest FOR Instructions from the Unit.I
States marshal
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snor'n Aiher' Ef,hson and Mrs Nellie
ii'isl"r n BEAUMONT were quietly married
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of
tnr fi79n sisfrr Mira Charles Wioh-
u."hh' ~ crlempny ~as performed nv
roy q rank u. rastor ~ shearn
ef Nith as Yn.y Intimate friends aud
feitiiNe' wtre present
40Hs-f'r of Captain N~S Lnpham. A
prominent citzfn ~ beaumont Tue az
iAii via qaii" "a surprise - ihr friends OF
was contemplating matfifnuuY The newly
married couple lcft "a; once for 81 Louis
on a bridal tour
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The members OF the T. Z and II. s C.
clubs Will leave for La Porte asa o'clock
tits afternoon TO attend the opening hulln
tho SYLVAN hotel. which Is now under The
management of Nh lor j. J. Wheaton. wen
Known In this city.
Al ADVANCE guard Of tho party left for
lN Porte yesterday afternoon IN carriages
Tho Inrty was composed OF w II. kiri,-
iHni aud Mss Root n. II. Latham aud
MISS Lloyd 4. X norrancc and Miss l.uh-
hook lhn Carson and Mlas Brown, and
Mrs Ida Tyler,
The rHriy VIII 20 for n sat- this after
noon az soon ar th.y arrive al La Porte
and tonight hey viii attend the ball.
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK.

Judge II Paul G'orai announces
days Post ms n candidate for d.st'i "tl..
subject To the action or tn of.uttf fic
primary election. Judge Gcoysl w"A for
fourteen years justice OF the 4o3 tre
prccinft In whi,h ne lives AMI sqtisl onr
term as county commissioner: re d. a
HE long 4 locNt and for year hfs been
a delegate the state and d,at.l. CON.
mentions 10 h man ~ me sens" sri
rood business qnallhu 'ung and u elect
81 VIII make ~ gNo1 ofucer.
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SOUTHERN pREssyrERiANs

sA'l J tif.lN-N ! NNAfTsf- a '+isi-N->'-'
Th!rty- s!xth Gco,fai ASS molly in Session
The pay Proceed .ngs
Memphis. Tena., May gl--As early as 9
o'clock this morning tn lower floor of the
First Preshy' arar church began TO be
throngod VIII ih. lst.usu she'd divines OF
the southera lreahy,er church. gath
cred here f1f fae a..'ssiXth general as
semlly. l..e httrs & IL : 20 II were o.
voted ID enrNyl,lt ct delegates both
Clerical na3 U AMI in meetings and
greetings A.uN1r lae delegates and In
formal disrDAs!cr onccrning the bust
ness 70 be transacted by the assembly.
The main audience hall OF the church,
where the sessions Of the assembly are
for tho occasion by ;he ladies' OF the
church with palms, Towering plants and
cut flowers.
AT Ii o'clock thu delegates were In their
places for tha desoiional services. with
which the general assembly was to he
openod.
seated ueon the platform with DR. Ram
sey, the pastor Of the FRS, Presbyterian
church. were Eev. nr : "A. chester, sec
rotary for foreign missions, and Rev. Or.
Hemphill of Louisville. the retiring mod
orator OF the assembly
After tne oprnin: anthem, The Lord
Is Exalted" sung by the choir, the en-
tire congregation united in singing the
doXolcgN.
ne rttIiNE moderator, NrN. lpT. hemp
hill. then amounted his text f,om Ro-
mans Ky. 80. beloved OF the spirit "
The reVrend gentleman prefaced his SER
mon hy calling attention TO the fact that
although the Scriptures abound with cN-
presSsons of the love of God. the father.
ana Of His son, orr Savior toward hu-
mNnity, Yet this is the only passage in the
Holy Writ that speaks of the love of the
Holy Spirit toward US.
The retiring moderaiof's sermon was
brought to close with powerful plea
for spreading the Gospel in the mission
work of the church.
II was | o'clock when Rev. DR.. Hemp
hill ssei
Immediately afterwards he announced
;hat the Th!riN-siNth general assembly OF
Sfafos was oucned and ho desired the as
s0mhly TO come to order IN opening
praYcr was offered by him. Importing The
Divine blessing upon taa deliberations %
he assembly After the roll call by Or
ihoro IN the house Nhore names hail NOT
hcou called We're asked TO come - IN.
,lerlt's desk. present their Credentials and
be properly enrolled
IL then announced that ihe first bust
ness was the election Of Il moderator and
he call q for nominations.
ON the first ballet for moderator, Dr. Il
O. Nlallard Of Now Orleans was chosen
judge q. H. Cassoll IF Montgomery pros
hylery ana Rev. $. i McNiurray VI Tho
preshytery of Western Texas were elected
The afternoon session was called 10 or
dor at i,iO = m. by l1r. Rumple. the mod
orator being busy in committee work
be the reading OF abstracts Of the oNeou-
tive committee
ROW = fl. chester, secretary for foreign
m.ssors first 'lok the floor The report
wa rcferrcd TO the committee to be ar-
Rev. j. y Craig. secretary u the com
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CUT IN l.E AnDOMrN

Isom Foster and Dennis Knuckles en-
gagged In Il difficulty In the vicinity OF
Fltzgcrald's hall In the Fifth ward. about
lo:3O o'clock last night. and Foster was
Gu, across the abdomen TO the extent of
SIX inches IN length. The wound was only
through tho skin and is not at all serious
ne came TO police headquarters, where he
was attended by CITY Physician Mck,lroy
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POLITICAL MOVIES

There VIII be a meeting OF the Sixth
Ward Democratic club this evening "
; O'Clock at Minister'S hall. Tho club u
psign and considerable business Will come
MP for discussion
There was "A political meeting last
dltlon and number of candidates for
COUNTY, Offices mnde speeches.
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coIrRr HOUSE NOTES.

A marriage license was iisHea y ' me
and Miss Agnes MeErde'
ceased IN the probate court fnas f',ofi
Nieii. apl,..tir, ordered To tnrn nynr prop
e ertv irlamaining on hand TO heirs.
oysr zoo suits agains, delinquent SIX
taspayers vii he led a. 'hs wssA 1 ~ 'i ~
Attorney stewart - m ,o,,nsi, Two nun
srna ana eight nave been MED 80 fHr'
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on THEIR BRIDAL TRIP.

Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock Mt
] .ufkn Mr.. Claude a. Burke and Miss
Mnegc Walker. both of chat place. were
married NJ the Methodist church. Mr..
ana Mrs. Burke came to Houston ycstcr-
day for n bridal trip and had apartments
AT the lawlor' Thcy were entertained
during the day 10y Mr. T.. l.. Tapping on
of tho Houston Drug company. MIR. Burke
Is nrominont merchant of 1.ufkin.
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OPTION FRICTION nuLLrr1N.
PROBABILITIES

Washington. May %. For North and
south Dakota-Gcnoral'y fair; warmer
winds Rh'ftng to south,
Colorado Partly cloudy warmer IN
northern portion. cast winds.
Wyoming FAR. warmer variable winds
Montana Warmer. south winds
Eastern TOMAS Fair. south winds
Arkansas--P cloudy. south winds.
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NJ. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE

Election OF Officers and Routine Features
OF the Proceedings.
Cleveland. Ohio, May 2l-Thc Methodist
Episcopal general conference devoted the
entire day to the election of secretaries
and the fixing of Episcopal residences
Lively interest is taken in the proceedings
by the delegates and there is but a slight
falling OF in the attendance. There Is
promise of contes; when the committee
on judiciary makes report on the pro-
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urNRy NJ CURTIN Fon COLLECTOR

Ia today's issue of Tho Post viii he
found the nnnouucctncnt OF Henry NJ.
curtin az candidate for county tax col
'rC.or. subject 20 The Democratic primary
election. MIR, Curtin is now rounding out
ha FRET term In thi- office. aud hc can
lustit lie proud of tho record he hns mad j.
He wns born aud raised IN this city aud
10 rinn IN HE county enjoys more cN-
tended acquaintance than he AZ a husi-
ness man he has no superior IN the CITY
mud. consequently, II goes without saving
thai his office =. knpt N most excellent
shoro. His administration Of .hls impnr-
KANT office 90 collector has given the most
general satisfaction to the people,
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A oRrAT CONsOL.ATIoN

II would bc very pleasant, We might say
delightful, II YOU could have Moicl
Laundry In your own home hut since YOU
iv ending your solled Clothes II our
Nj dol aundry. whore they Viii receive
tho nc-t Of work. quickest and promptost
sttcrt on Phone ~. loll Prairie. j.. A
,aaniNnlFer and Gus Droylins. Jr., pro-
,,rittNrS
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pIsrIFRBING THO PEACE.

Citizens In the vicinity of VOLTS store.
on odin avenue. Firth ward. have com
planned TO the police that n crowd OF
negroes nre IN the habit of congregHting
in that locality ut nigh, and rhe peace
aud dignity Of the ncghhoihood Is dis
'urbed hy loud and profane language.
Chief Holm instructed the officers in the
Firth ward to stop II.
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days. He SAYS his home Is Mt Van Al
styuc and that he has been IN Galveston
NistNrs lie Was returning home Via The
Side-decr Pullman route when Intercepted
here hy the police and Is being held until
~ pecple can be communicated with.
tie ls a br ght boy. and seemed we'll
tpStei on how TO take care OF himself.
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NO QUESTION

About domestic finish on shirts, collars
and CUTS being the proper thing. Every.
body is now aslSlns for H. II you haven,
tried IT, do So and YOU viii lind Your
clothes last longer aud look better. bui
remember our plant is complete ana We
can give you any finish desired. ~ Pack
ards Troy Laundry, the king OF them all
n. Prairie avenue. phone $50.
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urLr no ANsW ER

rrod IIudson. charged with bnrgiar,zina
a building under tho control OF tho Whit
Line. WAS arrested Wednesday night, ld
when arralgncd before Recorder lIaieY
for preliminary hearing he was hcll
for investigation 10y the grand Jury In tbs
sum OF $50.
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n,sc,,,pcrp rpoM c,-sronY

s. -. Pet.ls had preliminary bearing
before United States cpminls'ion'r Poland
yesterday morning on the charge 81 im-
personat,ng United states martial Pet
Ia hnd in his possctsion commission
as a denrty United states marshal for the
Wessern district and hc was d'-e1areei
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NEW sIlITs t,IL.ND.
The following cases werN med IN IL


district clerks Office yesterday
Tudor Iron Works Va. Wn Christian.
Kaspcr Cranse vs.. Harris County.
Emeline JDnvis W.. Ben l1scif divorce,
Mary r. Mulyey W. H'rU.tt MnlycS
Wi,,is Yates et al -. r n Moore.
In the county court; The Flsrhcr Lent
company w. William Christian. debt and
sentIes ration.
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DO something TO help the sherman storm
sufferers. Leave your contribution at the
business office OF The Post, Don't let
Houston be behind in this charitable
,Nnrla
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mnksr who WAS employed in different de-
partmonis OF the cigin National Watch
factory for several years, II Your watch
ia needing repairs you win have IL cor.
rrctiy done II 1t is left With w.
w II fusion &, -
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DO something to help the sherman storm
sufferers. Leave your contribution AT the
business office OF The Post. Don't lot
Houston be behind in this charitable
N prk
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SPECIAL ANN0u JUDGEMENTS

II YOU have tricN others and your watch
Will not run CORE, lily. hive II repaired by
W. u Tuaten & Co
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rreseufa ilon Of the Cantata for the Bene-
fit Il the Ssertnan Sufferers.
Queen ........-......N Mss Bessie Hughes
iiaman .-..-.s., Nj Spchee y. ,,. ,,,i,a
Nordecal ...........-Mr. Frank Williams
ssryfbs ....... Mr.. Carney Walker
fseuat ............. Mr.. Chas. Schools
Harborah ......-.-....-...... MIR. Tailaierro
Master Charles Smoker.
Master White Condcn.
Queens attendants ................"....
MSS Ws~ heirer.
Miss !. hl,.e Dunn.
Miss Jennie nering.
Eeralas ........... .........................
Master Laurence Cohen.
Master Eugene Delislc.
Master Fred Winston.
Nils' Mnuie Hall.
k'ns-S s''s'e H,e,or ,-,.'''''''''''''''''''''
NJ. l rs,ey 1oh.son.
Mr. Chnrias Rclfi.
Israe ,tsh hid ..r.........Inla Atwood
Miss Nixon
Hamau's child Miss Cornelius Coleman
Queens dancing mni9cr ,.,,,. ~.
Semi chorus ~ rhilAron. chorus of Per
siana. chorus Of laws.
In snlto - tho cstremely hot Weather
tho ororn house was ELI fllcf 'nsr even
ing to hcur the renlt on e the cautatt
f,slhor. rHacr lie nasiecs e the aux
,, ilitry II The TO III Young Moa's christian
, aa-ocinilou For N Hmai6Gr 'uustrai or
Eaniantian IT r, serves ihe hlsher rraIte
Tor tter tfott ny lass n!.;al rhero w~ro
10 ilitcrrs. Huch ass usually nor tAe lei're-
senripus Of amateurs. auh every hus
; want Nif 1moaiiil. Another agree Die
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4 BRIGHT BOY.
Willie Norton Is n hoy of II years. who
has been at the police station for several
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The morning sesNs'f on vac -
jones anzrere1 u her rasne when roi
wMa called and got g and costs far DIS
orderly conauc..
f-n.ri.~s Harris wanted 20 save a wall
s6ms s4s and j jumper a train Al tls Gran
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STATE'UNIvERsITY.
Changes in the Faculty Made by the
Board of Curators.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, September 4.--The
University Board of Curators has
elected the following: George E.
Miller, a graduate of '95, has been
chosen instructor in shopwork and
drawing in the School of Mines. Miss
Marion West, of Somerville, Mass,
has been chosen assistant IN physical
culture and acting matron. W. b. A.
Catron, of Lexington, Mo-, has been
elected acting assistant professor of
Latin, to succeed J. F. Paxton, re-
signed. Francis Daniels, of Ionia,
Mich, has been chosen teaching fell
low in Latin. Mr.. Cope. senior stu
dent, win take part of the electrical
engineering work until other arrange
ments are made. DIR. r. E. Graham,
instructor in medicine, will probably
resign.