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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-20


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worth fnrue prayer meeting at =. m.
sunday afternoon.
Washington street Methodist church.
1915 Washington street. Preaching at Il
pastor subject At night. "tiumtu Ma
tHI,' X FiSNlynesI; ,Sunday school a.
lp,,1rth Lcatr,i. pray"r me.iiiis Al H.
~; Song service ~ the choir at 1880 p N
BWffalo lad GERMAN streets, second ward
Rev. g. \. Hooper pastor. Sunlay school
al $40 {, m, J IL Hanks. Superintendent
na| or. id,wortb Ic, 'a1' al III M M
PRAYER meeting Wrdnr,,Inv night
al@ii,iS. Toen LoHI.iana and smith
Streets sunday school At i.sn ~ m Ali
welc1me. a. r, Wansbrough, siIperin
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PRESnyrrurAN
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OPIUM,

Dr. Purdy's painless home cure fof
no, phirt, opium, ana Jcp,r. ailrt.ln.
Tue Cfly treatment IN The wor.i BY shhh
FESTIVE cure can be effs'.el 10 v,,y
case. Wlhout pam, publicity OF intsrtN.
e1tc VI n lni.iGrss. No achr I,hs er
nervousness, Marked improvement from
lrst dos" Sl,fr. snind AMI Ieish.
.rE. AppAtte Increases. Persons iinbA
TO work Wl'.e taxing morphine. attend b
business iiu NIX Cn'.re f'o1tnisi; mary
doing ;he sirst work for years y hat
iimc. We cln prove the truth Il eysy
statement male by nersons right ntf, u
Houston and adjoining c.sies, who hare
been cured. Some nave given Us ptrna
sion TO refer others to them. .iofe lhi
~ per cent of cases cured have tried ollie
remedies with failure.
! he following is from one OF The kat'
/ ing doctors in Kentucky. Cured exactly
as stated after years OF failure bN oIa6
methods.
DEAR pOCTOR: I had tried 1tr
treatment | could hear Of and bad iui'
fcred more han it seems possible "
human being 10 endure And whea .
gan your treatment was using low
era MS each Of morphine and cocoaas
daily hypodcrmicaly My condition ~
drplonh.e. Assesses from head % ~
we ght 50 pounds; could ,neilheE ~
sleep. fully expected failure aga.n :
From the first dose Of your ren ~!
to the close of my treatment, q no uns
did | suffer the least pain or deplesaal
| began to improve in every way ~
ceased treatment, at The end OF ~
weeks, cured. having gained forty pounA
Gratefully yours, IN
CAL or address DR.. Purdy, Bins B0et
HnugtOp Tpyaa @ ffiN ~
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OPIUM,
Dr.Wm. A. Boxell'
Physio.Medical spsc!slnt

mr. Roxell Is a graduate Oh ,n III
ni,ii'caii i' Cnllege OF Indiana, lna'ass ssosI
IL memhSr Of the American n All,
~ az Physio Medical Physlc,ss.,IsT TAU
q 20. ',r,,a oi Wee president q I5Ss.irsai
saaiisSciiiio,n Of physio- Medical fl ~ *.
~ Suree,ns and chairman " Women
,ion Of Gynecology Diseases . w obsi
and an honorary member "a
medical societies. =, . vary hree -.
over three years OF y, citv and say
successful practice ~ l,,'s Nd ~ success M
is evidence of his aDi,i'y ,rnm fde claiuA
Or qnack meshofI'' .m means Natu,.l, VT i
fhys'o-Nii maans no pcisoas s Z, iaJuiy
, ,can no disease produces. 3 vi
n ~, aus II means the most sre'''
Lem of medicine known. .hA Eve, Ef'
A chronic diseases OF ~ spniea
Nose. throat. Lungs; iisi5 neys BlilSs',
liver. loves, Rectun,, s tam and Disea'
Blood. Skin, Nervous ssnsoe,ed. ~,
OF Women sk'lliuls rso,iire more ~. ~
. pise eSiu in their ,reatIliela.o sei curt
ana sh ,iass Of diseases D., S p Il ~
o oas'. IL, Which all other me'h AIN.
ment hdve n,a ia,iss; of Men, young 4Ssoss
~, Sbec ma old cured after b sne q ~
mi snecialists IN other s' -.
cine have failed, .,,h,ne and M
ILe A ,ssaiod h No the Rhy s,siss !.
method. the quickest, nd absolutely w.
best method XII. WI WI ""N c.o<j1
ont injury ~. or i,o unt.ST treatment. a.
VIII, IT, for All liJ medicine furnishes s,,,,,
0 Tho phnsio. Medical lnsll'uys...
Rooms oir"s. ana aG7 f R"sh svs1as u B's'a
Sundays. 10 to ll.----1
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THE HUMAN FACE.
London Echo


Nature has laid ont all her art In beauti-
lying me race she has touched II with
Icrmilon. planted in II q double row OF
IVORY, mado 1t the seat Of smiles ard
brushes. lightened 1t up and enllvenei It
Win the brightness of the eyes, hung II
on each side with curious organs of SENSE
gwen II airs ana eracts that can not be
noscrhed. and surrounded 1t with such n
moving shade of hair as sets all its beat
ties IN the most agreeable nght,
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Prince Max of SaXony IS now the pastor
of the roman Catnolc church Of 81 l|on-
lfa ,c, IN Union street, WHIT chapel IN The
cast end of London. His royal nighn. ss
rs oue of tho very few members ot royal
cont years. ard for thai reason hI9 al
traDtrd no small attention 10 hlWs Ii. his
desire i'm goiuE to London i, 20 work
aIn"ns ihe large r9lnnUr,.y 90 u ms
gathered iu the leu.clv pnpslttrl East
lr1. IN on" district ihrnugo winch The
great W1itcchnpcl road RUS. Ito speaks
English nucutly. and thor i go Doubt
that he VIII become very popular in the
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ANYTHING about thee financial question:
NO" was the reply, in a discouras. "a
tcne al didn't know you were going 10
consider a knowledge of pohiicai economy
essential" ,,,
ii don't. I'm looking for somebody who
is wrapped up In ignorance OF everything
pertaining 20 currency. excepting nov 70
make change-at least during business.
Wave had three bright statesmen, but
every one of them was liable At any mo-
ment to forget all about selling goods.
c.ouniry was going TO ruin # 1t didn't
a3put his ideas"
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MADNESS Us Irs METHOD.
Groosbeeck Journnl.

Tho Journal has raised a. doubie-bar-
relied howl on account of IT'S article last
week on spt culating in farm products.
Some OF It's friends think ii is going
enemies think II is going back ON IT.
friends, MoaTtime. We hope to get the
lapsr out as usual next week. Now Is
made mad.
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METHODIST.


Providence and Cont strcr's Rev :. ~
Thomas. pastor Services today. sunday
school $3.50 u. m. j. II. Freeman. sun, :
irleud nj. Preaching az n a. M and ;
y. m. by the pastor. Glass meeting $50
p. m, Robert Ward leader Junior league
mcounE ut A.S0 y, m. Senior league 1.ll u.
M, Miss Jennie Iiutchns leader. Come 10
all these services.
tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church
southl-Corner Polk avenue and Caro-
nne street, Rev o. T. Hotchkfss pastor
Services today: Sunday school at $50 a
M, J. V. Dcaly, superintendent. Preach.
ing by the pastor at II a. m. aud o.
NJ, fpwNith League prayer me ing 1t
7.l6 n III. Wednesday evening al ) ref.ul a ,
weekly prayer meeting. Friday evening
at fpwurth league weekly meeting
SnSafn Methodist Church Sunday school
at $50 a, H., w. Il. Jones' and A q Uow
Ell, superintendents. Services at II a, IN
and 1T y. m Epworth League devo-
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vicinity. not only among the Germ ms,
but anoug the English also. prilre Max
is Il rcphew OF thu king. lie is the lard
ron # "ince George, ;he Hc'r apparent
TO the throne of SaXouy. llc Is ~ years
military education complete. ne was made
lirutenat In the duca. rcgiW nt of srru-
adicrs. The lie VI an lri3v a'l e. was
IA uoWiSc suited to his religious sentiment
ana iH lsH3 he entered fnp monastery ~
E!scna h. When he took thl' stem Ee Toe
l.1unc,t all his rights of succession. rs
soou as he was ordained, tho pape. de-
spite the youth Of tho prince. mate him
apostolic wear of SdXoay.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

Second Baptls, Church-Corner Hardy
snd Lihcr'y. j. NJ. Kailin, pastor. sun
day school at $50 a. m. J. ii. rru,tt SUI
Ncriniondent; \. Il. Hanson, assistant SUI
pernlendent, Preaching at II a. IN. and
T. m. by the pastor.
Northeast Baptist Msslon-Corner OF
ilool"y avenue and Liberty road, a j.
KAHN superintendent. sunday school at
4 n. IN.
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

gEyMk&sslsssz = = -
N RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.
Edited by VIII NJ. Clemens.
ro,,owlnr q a summary Of the prin-
8ispal sermons recently delivered In the
1. nlted States and Canada by the ieadias
siiergymen, priests, prelates, reiiglous
3,achors and professors Of the Christian
lW ~ Tn every instance che text has
Teen carefully read and ABBREVIATED;
M THE DOWNWARD PATH-No man can
II ecome bad at once. II Is a growth, Mite
mn iittIe-Rev J. c. Bruce, Presbyterian
&'ttsburg.
M PRAYER-Prayer Is like love. You can
OF argue a man into It, nor out OF -
rev. +. r. Hopkins, Congreg a'onaAs''
Dubuque, Iowa.
iG A TwoFoLp MssfON-The m ssion Of
he christian Is twcfoll--to preserve the
X, God already IN the world ana 90 reveal
igher good.-Rev. /. II. Harris, Epis-
opalian, Atlanta
HARD TIMEs--If the politicians were
ynly struck dumb for 'en years. we wHnia
ave prosperity. SMUT your mouth ara A.
i3'cnd 90 husiue. Rev sam Jones' Evan
scnst. at Emory Grove, Nd.
AZ SotlI' ~ - ~" H., ,,ri,ili,,,sg mar
oisoileu WIN az. W. 2l,,'g'', -, 100 ,n,.,,,
lcstoy'hE tu' ~
Nhat nav tnlrr y W VIZ -''s i'N'' -
iFoniey, Bapt ST. - l""l'
iE ,.e,,, .,,...., ..,...-,..,,... ...,,...
i WtRbl?ih y f'So -9,Iliui p''h' ~.
'hatisfy, The pleasure laS'S olliE - 'utN -
he sin lasts Ihe practice 81 ihlu -
f'nay be pleasant, but us memory :. pun
#ni-Rey c. II. + zwllliam' hapts
}plttsburg.
n
III POVERTY AND DERT-PcTrr'y -
i6,nrd qu,t, on with wh!oh 10 deal. II IS a
broblcnl that frw solve with much salts
sfactlnn. but bad as % s. debt Is a thing
much worsc.--RcV. j. V. Bell, II, shytcr-
an. Dubois. Ia.
X
A NEW DISEASE Nervous =-rlln and
,1,.srv,nrk n 10 mr. ldu-tr, ;t. Hie,asr known
a. Amerirlu iis Auiefics, uye m q
,urry d., IVA s rur~v ami are rari!aa 20
d nv o'i,, ;Sro,,,....o
NM ''l ''''
II c,,yt,,ue ,tteer.,>. .e,,,.,,r ..,,,,,
~ ~ - - g.. ,rc r.,itb
WI" ,,.,, ,i,s,Sf -
0aIion' h1' DI'"
grpiiSl Wl''r '
khe eros 'i u ,''9 III no.. ~
AI'HS anl ''t'- pi"' ' '''r''''
sNNFaN am T"rk Ih
.
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POVERTY AND DEBT-Povrr'y IL a
problem that fNw solve with much salts
Faction but bad as u $ debt g "A thing
much WORSE Rev. j. Y. Bell, fr' shyter-
an, Dubois, Pa
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RELIGIOUS M2E1p

lions in society which degrade and en-.
slave men. Glass has been arrayed agains J.
tJa "A upon the theory that men necessarily
,rv 10 fife them out OF them--Rev. w. w.
Wilson. Episcopaltan, Chicago.
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Sam Jones Tells of one In His Native
Town
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lions in society which degrade ana en-.
slave men. Glass has been arrayei agui NJ.
try to fife them out OF them.-leev. w. w.
Wilson. Episcopalian, Chicago.
woMAN's R1GHTs.-I believe In wc-
mans rights | want her TO have her
rights, aid believe she ought to i,s a.
lowed to vote on the prohibition question.
hui I shame to say that In the conolunn
OF our modern society would lie afr a..
10 trust the question 10 theIn.-kev. LIZ
Monk. Methodist, Macon.
PRIVATE Spiritual power
ella borates itself In solitude. II 70 theh
that the soul, freed from imperi n u,y,ssif
iernal demands, Is ,nr renfnsed p and dis
trnct.d mind gathers calniness anu NV
muddy current OF thought has tine 10
settle and become clear. Fflvaus ueNto ~
The religious life. and the divine, lie
can not be sus stained without u. seNuS w
every age nave electromagnetic rs mes S,
s,ty and power.--Rev. W. II. hershiW'
nationalist Brooklyn.
PERSONALITY AND AcTIoN-Thers
are TWO clements that enter mo tVtis
mans influence. personally unS ~ ,,n.
cunar Individuality that difercntin'ss Nun il.i
from other mon, the character flat hibkr,s
him what he IS II was the man faul,
nc man Napoleon. the man l.uiher ina,
gave 10 each of these gi~ rover anu
stamped his Influence lpop me az ,,,,s ~,
which he WED. 4, was the man .e.Ms
force OF ais own irresis iele CHARACTER
commanded the admiration and rec33snl-
ton OF men Rev J A Burhs,N ffe9-
bytcrian, Williamsburg, ia.
ooD-wILLc-we have reGpgnanees
and autiuathocs 20 overcome here are
uoople We despise for tn"ir weakness or
follv There are sorc Cd whom We are
indifferent. These niue 5ss ,, "t ,r,,n ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-20

WoRLDLINEss-S Sinful pleasures never
saiisfy. The pleasure lasts only a. long IS
he sin lasts The practice pf lnlqu.i
may be pleasant, but it's memory y pam
ini.-Rev G. II. + civilian, bapi 81
l1Ittshurg
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A NEW DISEASE Nervous Grain and
3verwork nre pr du"tas it. 9's, aEe hno"n
is America iis Nuierics iiFe NV q
curry. de va % rurry 7ni are rlrr. Il 'o
he cemetery OH "a On '.-itoN. " ~ More
and. ZIP -cppali san i'ranc.-ao.
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CONSIDERATIONS He who "a happicst
!s most con"acrntod 20 his work He lives
with II. In the mater tl lie tho man who
gives his best attention to the task s"t
hiarc him mus. succeed II he has the
ability. the power to understand II So
u. II. Bulkcley. Unitarian. chlcGgo
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woMAN's RIGHTs.-1 believe In wo--
mans rights. | want her TO have her
rights. and I believe she ought TO " ai-
lowed to vote on the prohibition question.
but 1 shame to say that In the conoiunn
of our modern society l would lie atraM
10 trust the question TO then.-ReV LIZ.
Monk Methodist, Macon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-20

2 VOICE POWER The greatest power -
our civilization tod,v D. the public press
'rut ;hN power is T'f Z" be- crWpN.h to-
fonly az ppl'ft..l puVs- hi g. NV z be-
u power for lvaucna God a ctuse lirv.
II q. Seymour. lupl-., Lowell, Mass.
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HARD TIMEs-If slc pol ticians Were
.nly struck dumb for I'm years. We w"uiu
4 ave proeperity. SMUT your mouth ard at
lcnd 20 htsiuees.- Rev sam Jones, Evan
ec, st. at Emory Grove, Nd.
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The phuslo- Medical lnsll'pS's. ",

Rs Sens ana 1' Kash : svf e y
ONCE hours 70 !"
SUNDAYS, 10 to II.
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ARISTQCRACY-i'ha distress md mis-
Try IN tie word are largely the result Of
social conditions which have arisen
through the selfish and graspmg efforts of
men. To Wttai1 wealth and power The
differences among men are exaggerated.
The impossibili,y OF having all reople
alike has been made an excuse tor condi-
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MS IGNORANCE WAS DESIRABLE.
Washington star.
Young man." said the merchant to m
applicant for employment, do you know
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A TWOFoLD MIsSfON-The IN ssion OF
he Christian Is twofol1-to preserve the
cod already IN the world ana 90 reveal a
igher good. -Rev. l. H. Harris, Ep!s-
opallan Atlanta.
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with all his power. can not get something
for nothing. Ito deals WIKI unNarElng
law, even whom ne thinks he deals siuh
some Vlvering fellow man. whose mind
he can manipulate. No man gains any
re,l thing by deception, nor woman either
Rev. w q. Todd, Unitarian, Kansas
City,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
Held UP THE TRAIN.
CannOnball Express on st. Louis and
Frisco Road Robbed.
THE BIG SAFE WAS CRACKED
And tho Gang Got Away with Its Con-
tents-Passengers Were Not Mo-
lcsted-Oficers Are Now
on Their Trail.

LEBANON, Mo-, April 1.-The east
bound cannonball train, No. @, on the
st. Louis and Frisco railroad, was held
up three miles east of this city by three
masked men, and the safe was blown
open and robbed. The robbers boarded
the train at this place at IL 80 q. m,
and after reaching the scene of the rob-
berry, held up the engineer and fireman,
stopped the train, and with the en-
gineer in front Of them, marched to the
express car. The messenger refused to
open up and the door was blown open
with dynamite, the safe cracked and it's
contents removed.
Several packages of valuable papers
were found beside the track and some
money which had been overlooked in
the hurry of departure.
The passengers were not molested
The engine was detached and run by
the robbers to Sleeper, where it was
abandoned. A brakeman hurried back
to the city and started Sheriff Jones
and posse on the track of the robbers
Three strangers who are supposed to
he the robbers were seen drinking at
one of the saloons here, and they were
seen near the depot by Night Operator
Martin only n few minutes before the
cannonball arrived.
The brakeman furnished fair de-
scription of the men to the officers in
pursuit and the railway officials are con-
tident that they will be speedily appre-
hended.
While the amount of money secured
by the robbers is known to have been
considerable, tho local express officials
will not place an estimate OH it.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
A SUSPECT ARRESTED
Anson Strong Charged With Having
Committed the Stone Murders,
HE MADE STRONG THREATS.
Stone Was Witness Against Him When
He Was Sent to the Pcniten-
tiary--Circumstances Are
Against Him.

AKRON, o., March 31.--Anson 3.
Strong was arrested ut Ravenna, Port
age county, and charged with the mur-
der Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin N. Stone at
Tallmage on Saturday night
The evidence ON which the charge Is
based is largely circumstantiul. Thir.
teen years ago Strong was seut to the
penitentiary fcr horsestealing, his con-
victi0n being secured by the testimony
of Stone.
Several years later, after his release
from prison, he was arrested again for
the same crime and again convicted OH
the testimony of Stone. He gained his
liberty the second time about three
weeks ago.
When taken into custody Strong said
he was at the home of his sister in
Ravenna all of Saturday night and that
he had gone to church Sunday morning
A search of the sisters house, however,
resulted i'll the discovery of a suit Of
clothes and an overcoat which had been
placed by stove to dry.
There were no bloodstains on the
clothing, but Strong's sister said she had
We'ohON obO III
early in the morning. In one of Strong's
pockets was found railroad ticket
from Ravenna to Kent, the latter place
being within two miles of the scene of
Saturday nights tragedy. The ticket
was purchased last Saturday.
Strong was brought here at o'clock
last evening and placed in Jail. The
news of the nrrest SOON snread and n biy
crowd assembled. There was no disor-
der but Mayor Harper decided to pre-
vent an outbreak by ordering battery A
of the light artillery to assemble at its
nrmory and await developments.
1t is GENERALLY known that when
Strong was convicted he declared he
would kill Stone and his family MS soon
us he got out Of prison, and it is the
prevailing opinion that he has mado
good this declaration.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
RAILROAD SMASHUP.
The Rails Spread and Two Coaches Went
over an Embankmcnt.

TARENTUM, Pa, April 1.-The Butler
express on the West Pennsylvania rail
road was wrecked near Freoport and
five persons were seriously injured.
Their names are:
j. E. McBelvey, Butler, Pa, internal
ly hurt, will probably die.
w. H. Walker, Butler, hurt inter-
nally.
G. J. McCafferty, Somcrsville.
w. M. Gray, brakeman.
William Murphy, Butler
The last three were cut about the face
and hands and are believed to be inter
nally injured.
The accident was caused by the rails
spreading. The tworear coaches jumped
the track and went over an embank-
ment. Fire broke out almost immedi-
ately and the passengers narrowly es-
capped with their lives. Fortunately the
front car, which was filled with passen-
gers, did not leave the track
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
New interpretations.

COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-The Miff1in
Presbyterian church, Gahana; tho
Northeastern Ohio Grape company, Ge-
neva, capital stock 81 ,250; the Doyles-
town Elgin Butter company, Doyles-
town, capital stock $4,000; the Canton
Cycle Manufacturing company, Canton,
capital stock $50,0O0; the Forest City
Athletic club of Cleveland the Farmers
Oil and Gas company, Bellevue, capital
stock $4,000; the Kelly Handle Bar
company, Cleveland, capital stock ST.
200 the Marine Record Publishing COM
pany, Cleveland, capital stock $4,000 ;
the Camp Social Mutual Aid of Cincin-
nati
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
Some Trustecs Appolnted.

COLUMBUS, o., March 3l.-The follow
ing appointments were sent to the SEN
alto by Governor Bushnell and confirmed
without reference: Thomas I. Dill,
Richland county, and r. b. Brown of
Musldngum county trustees of the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors home; General
Americus V. Rice, trustee of the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home
George X. Nash, trustee of the Ohio
hospital for epileptics, to succeed @. O..
Waite dacansad
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
Great snowstorm In Colorado.

DENVER, April l.-Over eight inches
of snow fell throughout the greater part
of Colorado Monday night. The storm
continued Tuesday with increasing Sc.
verify and the snowstorm promises to
be greater than any during the winter.
The snow is accompanied by II high
wind but fortunately it is not very cold
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
No Exnense TO the stnte.

CHICAGO, April Choosing death as
an alternative to arrest, pickpocket
deliberately cut his throat and expired
before the gaze of score of citizens
who We're i'll hot pursuit and were clos
ing in on him in an alley on Fifty-ffth
street, near Lexington lvenue.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
No Rest Tor the wIcl,ed.

NEW YORK, April l.-James w. Deor-
mond, the counterfeiter who has just
completed two years sentence i'll the
Kings county penitcntiary for that
crime, was handed over by United States
Marshal Hayden of Brooklyn to United
States Marshal J. S. Williams of Paris,
Tex When he reaches there he will be
tried on charge of murder committed
in 1891
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07

IRoNToN, o., April 1.-Jamcs Jeffries
was arrested here at the instance of
Kentucky officials, his wife having died a
few days ago, it is alleged, us the result
of injuries received from the husband
The officials are investigating Mrs. jeff
ries's death and have taken the prisoner
to Greenup Jail to await developments
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-07
Van voorhis Renominated.

EVANSVILLE, o., April 1.-The Re-
publican congressional convention here
renominated Congressman H. O. Van
Voorhis of MuslSingum county for a
third term over Hon. Theodore f. Davis
of Marietta on the first ballot. The
delegates to the Republican national
convention at st. Louis are for McKin-
ley. Resolutions indorsing him for
president were passed.