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Report of committee on resolu-
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Rev. w. N. Scott, ID. D., Galveston.
S:50-Consecration service-Rev.
E. E. Clark, d. d. Boston, Mass.
ToMoRRow's PROGRAM.
Pilgrimage to the Alamo, Alamo
plaza.
San Fernando cathedral, Mill
tary plaza.
The mission Conception, first
mission, two and one-half miles
down the river.
The mission San Jose, second
mission, three and one.half miles
down the river.
Alamo Heights, head of river.
By carriage, four miles. Alamo
Heights car line; start every half
hour at postoffice, Alamo plaza.
Fare 5 cents round trip to Endeav.
orers.
West End three to five miles,
West End car line, start every half
hour on West Houston street at
First Presbyterian church.
Riverside park and Southwest
ern Insane asylum, three and six
miles; Citizens car line on Ma
varro street, corner Of Houston.
Laurel Heights, north of San
Pedro springs.
5p. m, visit to Government hill,
U. s. military post, headquarters
department of Texas, Gen. Bliss,
commanding; Fort Sam Houston,
Col. j. F. Wade, commanding;
dress parade Of troops; tower open
until 6 p. m.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Last nights train brought in a
lot more delegates.
Ex-Governor Hogg is in the, city
mingling with the delegates.
Larry T. Chittenden, the we'll
known Texas poet, is among the
visitors.
AL. Smith, the Christian En-
deavor leader of Luling, is in at
tendance.
Young lady clerks in many Of
the stores are to be seen wearing
G. E. colors.
sect Right With God" notices
were literally sprinkled on our
streets yesterday.
The booth which Is being run by
the Christian church cleared sixty
dollars yesterday.
On Saturday excursions will be
made to the coast, Monterey and
the City Of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herder and Mr..
Mrs. Johnston, Of Yoakum, are
among the visitors.
There are q great many relic
hunters and several amateur pho
togrsphers among the crowd.
DR.. Francis E. Clark and wife
are the honored guests of Mrs.
Judge Blocker, Laurel Heights.
Gus Elmendorf, of Maria, and
Harry Humphrie, of the same
place, are in the city attending the
convention.
The failure of the motive power
Of the Edison power car line this
morning caused great deal Of in
convenience.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson and wife,
Fort Worth, and DIR. Davis and
wife, Dallas, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay E. Adams.
Every car coming from San
Pedro park last night after the
meeting contained great loads of
singing Endeavorers.
The Endeavorers are greatly
pleased with our beautiful city and
many of them are saying 80 to
their San Antonio friends.
Jack Coulter, formerly of Luling,
now student of theology in the
Waco college ls in the city. He
will spend few days in Austin
on his return.
The heat was so intense this
morning that Endeavorers pre-
ferred to wiring out their handker-
chiefs before essaying the famous
Chatauqua salute.
Rev. w. B. Preston, formerly the
popular pastor of the First Gum
berland Presbyterian church, this
city, Is in attendance on the En-
deavor convention.
No fault could be found with the
street car management or the con-
ductors. The service was excellent,
the large crowds being handled
with expedition and ease.