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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

I.ockhart. Texas, Anril l5,-ln Response
ia previous call made by The county Judge
a large number of citizens assembled at
IN. court house In Lockhnrt Yesterday and
organized the l'dlAwrll County lioad
ieague. The following permanent officers
we're elected ", NJ steele. prest'irnt. j.
grcrrihry: j. e. .}laniSs, treasurer. After
me appointment OF several committees tho
league adjourned until the second Monday
IA May.
THE object of this association is TO secure
good county roads and drivcways ana
means 10. the permanrnt inhlnleHhnGHs, Oh
nirmoriali2ut 10 pass an act 10 enhhie
county precincts TO levy a special tux Tor
road purposes.
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pALEsTINN-s o0NNCIL.

THO &pg Orleerg Quniify-Tho Appoin'ive
Officers Confirmed
Palestine Teza4 Apri H. The oil city
csDfril went o4t las, night IN spccial
seea1n. Ills honor. MaYor Frank iuf-
sntn, Secretary ". g. Campbell Attorney
- q. Greenwood Allerlaen Nalouey.
savage Iupose, Arlington, Russ, GFegs,
AeI.ood and walker were present.
TINS bong TIN ses+on for installation
~ new aldermen, uarshai and attorney
81 b.s crowd was out,
huulreI dollars worth ~ Ayenue
and '1l school house funding bonds were,
on motion iusfruetei TO b'' paid.
A ienHty petition MAJ presented tom
ciilzens ~ rrrount il- yDts, al tl- -iec-
fian on tHe M. bui thsy doclded lhlt
tuey cpuid only hear IL cprlosi "ni az
nothing WaH done "lth a.
Mr,ers. hutH GfasA aud savage wore
appointed committee - tNnFAW ih' r.
turns ~ HE biur ci-etiau, whlrh taey did.
uOupcrd on ihe dbY or 'leNNon, Hut me
vote On Maioncy and Thrhnii9n alartmr,,
q litie closer imam frbi sigu"!, NnihIt
ton's yoto Is gwen az ~ moro than hl't-
me new officers y. ". brown at-
torney, Ed Mattifrws. marsnsl. and T..
~ r1rbulion. J j. Word. @ar,in Hlnzle.
George Bordeaux, aldermen wers sworn
1 IN - the mayor, and took 'noir A'ata
me ffltnbs OF Va" new HaiFiiA "fif on
] haud Win handsome Rqd mHishni .
badge. WHEN WAS presented 10 !Jm IN q
lrplrudif spcrch by the retiring attorney
A. O. Greenwood. and whom through. NJ
luulgOing nnrahal 81 IL Host. plrned
the badgo on lsd H3fihrws. VINO thanked
liis contributors ara thr voters tor th'
commitment aud the uniec.
The mayor had f.ad MS appointments 81
standing committees.
Thern were three hpplican'h fpr ciii
rerNrier-G j. Couch 4 l.. Webb aff
/, Z NJ. FIlllu wider. sfr, tCOlb Mnk elect
81 on the tnird ballot.
Messrs J J. Kelley ~ Addlngtpn An'
}. y. johnson Hff" candidates FOR sire"
supervisor Mr. Kelley was el"c'ed oi
, the second ballot.
Alderman J. u. Russ was elected prssi
dent ~ tho board Of aldermen ny sccla
nation.
The council adjourned 10 NEE, honds
night IN special session.
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rnnElGN MISSION nArrlsrs.
Mecting OF the state Convention at Bus
iron Is We'll Attended.

Mectiig OF the state Convention at Bus
trop Is Well Attended
Ras,rop. TEXAS April 1.-THE Foreign
Mis- ON baptist state convention mot with
the Mount Rose Baptist church OF Bus
,rolt today at 10 o'clock a. m.
E~v f. T.. Light OF Houston. president
.calicd The meeting to order, Rev. Il. j.
tHe9lur Of san Angelo being ahstnt. l,eNo-
tlUllHl exercises were conducted by Kew
" Walton OF N.Npsofo Reading
twe.iiuih chapter Of Matthew, SONG For
as Ily Same is known
Sctenty r. A Taylor OF Corsicana
r.ul hc programme, which was adopted
with direction,
K,y W l.. Dickson, the financial agent
was tectcd To preach the Introductory
s,ilroU owing 10 The 9hsencu OF j. II
Patterson OF Marshall
r T.. Woodard Of NaVasota was elected
rci"rfer Tor the invention.
IN, president appointed the following
courNt;ec on credrhtin.s Rev. \ X
Griaps. chairman. w A. Massey, w. ~.
Walton and T.. g. ChniDorn.
The following distina ushod ministers
Is. treseui: 4 X Gr.Egs. O. W. j..
Isaac editor of the Baptist Star, Dallas
Rcv William Massey yice-presldent Of
the Nntionnl convention; Rev. +. q.
Davis. superintendent Of missions; y.
Harbour nlemher of the state board.
Delegates ARE coming I'm on every train.
About seventy five nre already present
Publications promise n very large attend
ano.. and n peaceful session deep inter-
est seonis to be fct hv the entire body in
The foreign mission work In Texas,
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who ar. grsSp.rg powers all over iNe
s,afe never dreamed OF being ccnrdea to
,Sc,l, ~ a Democratic convention. ~
s II Nj Dudley ana his committee $50
wish 10 promote harmony they VIII No'nA-
;ar-fv ~cscira their action declaring NJ.
Cs-reti.s sea; ON The committee NAcate.
and ,rut,ins Ny FEEDER in MS piaca' nu'
ihss IS no, necessary to MAINTAIN N~'
Fights .s, ..-
Tor orc want 10 harmony az ire sAS''.
49, 81 ,uanhooi or principle haFinoos .
.ftslraE.e now and easily u ita lNllife
ucs agree 70 or terms, which asa ~ e"
advantage and T.. ;hey are wlllns 70 80 ,,,. -
iat Nj fpualcy ana his comm sit~ w 3
v-i.b Us at ps-ias Ar@ ne demo
cratic pariy in Texas g vi s re -
rN4 silver question rnay s;ih lnsIshS,, r.
.or-es 70 -or. .lict. hut the centliet wgll As
an equal terms The victor VII 5e c,oN KY s,v'
$50 honor. and TIE vanSulsSeA W. y L. b.
.,t,sout a blush Asats. ] nrfe n" sF~i.
money democracy - every ce'a7' " -
-, h. u-el Represented az ifAi@A- W.. ~.
- -nr-e shauid - uaAn.r,eNS e'.l'l'se'
fearless ar4 final. RUINS :, . 90
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were married today at p. m. at then
dence of Charles Quinn, Rev. Jthi !
Dunn of St Paurs church oiiciil
Both parties reside at Fuquas PrEl
near Anderson. and have many trs0
and relatives throughout the couhI |
JOHNS-HILI~-Hempstead. Texaa
i5-At the Episc opalian church
o'clock this morning Mr.. Ed joins
ucnular cashier of the Farmer Nam
bank. and Miss Nina llill, the char
daughte, of the we'll known h9a
prieicr. c. w Hill, were united =
wedlock. The ceremony was cohnus!c
REV. Il. A. Rogers Of Houston aM
: |, eIeh of Brenham The couple ospe
on the 1912 train northWard.
ALDRIpGE WOOTEN - cona
Texas. April l5.-Mr W. II. AtrltNy
Rorkland and Miss f'anelle Wooen
married at her mothers nome u W.
willie at 80 -. IN. today, Rev. Jem Y.
officiating. Mr.. Aldridge is well "
throughoui The state. He Is an eASM
OF the State legislature ana ~
and manager OF the Alar'age - -
company mills at Rookland. lns M
young, pretty and aceomplsneu -:
many friends throughout Eas. AZ
| There were no cards. ana ON! w
ativss and a few friends Of the c'ln1
| ing PARTIES were present. ias
c5uple left on the southhound lis,a
afternoon aud viii visit Hous'oa
various Other Texas cities ah9 !. vi 4,
/ Inc West before returning 10 then X,
home at Rockland. where Ml. NJ
mas one of the most conlrnohious ~ \.
| IL furnished residences IN t.as.
Tbey carry IN their bridal trip w NJ
wishes of many friends IN 'h's ee'"7
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hiMENEAL..

MoonE-SMlTli-Au Texas April
"a. - w: Moore of Cincinnati and Maggie
Snllh OF this city We're united in mar
Rkhk MpSoN--C;royeton, Tex,
Aprii lS-Mr Frank Parker, a member of
I NE hrm OF Parker Bros. and Miss
thompson We're married at Trinity last
evening, and came 10 Groveton today,
where they Will In future reside.
~ nkt Nlol -AfpLEW AlTE-Go old thwalts.
,r,eNas; April li.-Mr Bud Grundy and
l Miss hdaa Applewhite were married last
su5uaE evening AZ the residence of the
brides parents. The groom is the son of
nos rr99stmasier j, p. Grundy OF this place.
me oride Is one q the most ACCOMPLISHED
young ladies of the town. N''N''7"''
l5'IMr r-r r n EIt,mNavasota. Texas. April
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REFORM EisruBLicANs.

Robertson County Insirue,s far Mac
Er,gor for D.lsgaie~at- Large,
liearne, Texas. April 1.-THE reform r.
puhlioans Of ROBERTSON county mot yes
icrday Ia mass meeting for tho purpose
Of oleGting delegates TO mo state c0nYHn-
ton al Houston on tho 20 instant
Mr.. u. X. Davis was elected chairman
ard Mr. W. G. Bishop Temporary noere'
tary. The temporary organization was
hfterward made permanent,
committee consisting ~ WIN. frenAD
J. T.. Diver. Dave JDrI1s aud JAmea
Dixon, was appointed 10 seleet delegates
10 the STATE convention.
This committee recommended tue fol'
lowing delegates san they were si.aiAdi
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not make really beautiful, satiski.s
stirring music, unless every strinr h.
and Arm, unless every piece Of
instrument is in perfect tune Il n.
condition, in perfect harmony vik ~
other piece.
II is the same with human b,,..
his body is all out of order and me-
he will not be able TO enjoy anvSssa
matter how full of enjoyment II IN
other people. II he is just lisls n
of order, If he is not sick, but doemt \
just right" he will only be able "a "
things in half hearted sort Of WV
nearer he is to being perfectly N !
nearer will his capacity for enIeymsri
perfect. To really live, and 10 III \
part in the work aud pleasure Il =
world, his body must be in pefsT h
dition. If this condition doesn't -
something is wrong and something 3,
to be done That something nine ~.
ten means the Use of Dr.. Pierces Co,l
Medical Discovery II works dir.eS
the digestive organs, and on the bloo
through these on every tissue Of the ~
body. II makes the appetite eood p
digestion perfect and nutrition iapi1 b
easy. 1t supplies rich red blood 70 i11
tissues and builds up solid healthfl Ia
II brings perfect health and restore, +
orous, springy vitality. II make, h,
function In life pleasure instead Of
II is an invigorating tonic az well y
greatest blood.puriGer Of the age. Yu,
get 1t at any drug store. II YOU us
know more about it, and about yow \
physical makeup, send al one. cent sa1
TO cover cost Of mailing only and nd
ABSOLUTELY free copy Of Dr. Pierce. =
bra.ed book Common Sense Medlul B
wiser 1903 pages, profusely illutn
Address Worlds Dispensaly Mediu
sociation, Buffalo, n. y,
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suERiFFs DEPARTMENT.

Yoakum, Texas, April H.--All cfhcera
please lookout for one gray horse about
) years Old. about ID hands nigh, branded
SRI on left shoulder, stolen from here on
the night of Apr, 10, 1881. The above
horse MAS raised NJ blackberry, l.avaea
county Texas, and owned by Mr.. shuitz,
late OF blackberry, hut now resident
l,ltizen of Yoatuin. All officers are re-
o,iest.d to do all they can To help me re-
cover said horse aud capture the thief, ny
MIR. shutz is an honest, hardworkins,
sober, Industrious man. Address All com
munieaiions to II. u. crisweil. city mar
sinai loakum. Texas.
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SHORT TEXAS SPEclAS

AI.To-Evans & King shipped M Il
of cattle from this place TO '"' ~. :,
JOAQUIN W Go,'h Tenn Il
and well-to-do farmer of TINS ao M,s
had a stroke Of paralysis on .ne =,
physic,ans think he VIII reeo'eM L..
IiEMPHILL--A rumor w s,so. . IN i
me news spread very rapldiy, o a,us
mert ran very high. The uo'''''
Pronounced 1t measles 49,.
GOIpTHW WAITE saturday h,sr N
section was visited by a fine ram .i.I X (,
Srops In fine condition and insurins Y
o Of rra IS, ana water for stock iSI :;
whiin ''' cotton ", planting Is lnas' j
hoadway and there Viii DC s suv'
cent more planted than last yea.
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NlfAIruOIfs INDICTMENTs.

I.ockhart. Texas, Aprn l5.-purIng the
term OF the district court now in session
the grand jury has returned into court the
following irdictmrnts Betting at IA suni-
lnB bank o. exhibiting gaming 'Ahk ', IN
lawfully using a horse l. Aggravated AS
sault /, disturbing the peace >, seduction :.
burglary l. assault 10 murder q, felony
then /, carrying pistol 2, disturbing wor-
snip !, disiigurls person !, rape |. passing
forged instrument 8.
The criminal docket is set for next Mon
day und Will require two weeks. The en-
tire time of iiNe weeks Will he consumed
and oven then much business Will he con-
tuued to next term.
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mn. RACK. rur Tiu'MBscREw AND
TIlE DO0T

were Dld fashioned instruments OF
totttlfe Ious t!unN abandoned, hui thtro
4. n sprtn.sfiHr Who rlil eDbtinneh 10 ngon-
10. fhs POINTS. unscies ara n"rY~h 81 many
~ uA Tho fiisunallsn. mat lhvetrfal"
f1a 20 daEy and nightly comfort, may 10
oolauSrsl Nv the timely aud steady use
~ iiOsl0tiei'n Gtomaeh iilltetF which
iikrHlss sgasiiesfaN nsnralsi9, bilious, ma
lsual. bowel, siomAen ana nerve 'o'a-
plsiDis.
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COURT AT LUFKIN.

convened on Yesterday. Judge Tom C..
r.,ts preslding. and colone! W, NJ. I'm
hndcn prosecuting attorney. There are
come six or seven murder cases ana seN
eral important land suits 10 be tried.
- Colonel Hcrndon. Messrs. Cain X
MeLlwaln OF tyler Judge Ingram; Messrs
Mathews \ Lewis OF Nacosdoches. Mr
Wilson. attorney for the Houston Eas,
Mnrshal, Colonel John II. Weeks OF JACK
sonyliir and Mr.. Volaw Of Notaw Shes
- Of Ennnmnmt.
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oiroveton. TcN,s April II The Rev
Thos. ward White paid the following
beautiful tribute to the late Governor
Tom Soay of Alabama; y knew. Tom Seay
Ultimately when lived at Greensboro,
Nln' m. last tiuc mot him was u tie
corridor OF III NXchRngr hotel a Mont
pnmery Ala. sad he I am a ltiu3 ncr.
sherin at Birmingham to us" the bullet
hope, Whit. We viii tourh shoulders
when the roll IS called up yonder, II no,
n.,.,iu down here We never met again
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Kountzo. Texas. April l4.-Sherin l.. Ca
Roberts brought IN the following prison
ers last night charged with murder; C..
Thousand and son, three Guidry boys, Roy
Shell, John Caruthers and John Edmond.
Nine months ago negro boy was shot
from ambush and Killed on Batsan's
prairie. The last grand jury indicted
these parties for the crime, and they are
now in iail
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rEprEH s AsalGNMENr.

Lexington, Ky, Aprn Is. Colonel James
l. peppers liabilities, II is stated Win
reach t75ooo while his assets. providing
$50 property rau ho DISPOSED of NJ II
Reasonable. valuations Viii foot UP half ii
million dollars ln addition 10 Meel"w
~ otpe farm on 81 aer"s OF which lhere
is d pnIchnRu iler Of s'A."p.
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TEXAS EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Fully Ten Thousand Attended the
Manual Convention.
EFFORTS OF THE STATE OFFICERS
Five Hundred and Seventy Five League
In icars with Twenty Thousand
Mcnib~rs


san Antonio, Texas April 1.-THE Texas
frv,or.n league of the Methodist Episco-
ial church. South was openeu mere '"as
morning by President IL j. JacKso" VI
Mesia. Texas Fully 1000 ieaguers are
~ me ci'!' OF W'ieh H'''''"e' WV
credited delegates.
The services were begun by sunrise
,.-,,.,r ,,,..,tnt, followed nv devotional
- So ' - - 49, lin brlef intervals
~" -s'l511k NJ Mn,
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nryIVAI, AT BRYAN.

bryan Texas, Nprh Is. Evangelist $. @
Mitchell aud Vally G. Hart, thu Gospel
singer arrived in the Guy Saturday nla
aro conducting II REVIVAL AT the l'np'is.'
church The meetings are attended ny
y"st throngs and great interest Is being
manifested.
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THE SWINE pREEpERs.

Dallas. Texas. April l5.--The manage
ment OF the State fair today adopted the
resolutions OF the Swine Breeders as
socistion limiting the number OF entries
for any award.
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yisi,s Al Hot springs, Ars" his. N
her method Of treatment IN aciuI,
Win our large eNperients. =, .:ise q
treated, gives us tn, I. lie VII
remarkably successful " Rsmenw1
Of this fearful disedssbaye hetp IA
have cur-d cases that III ,s.c,srs
hy SOM of the bess stment ano
he IA 1s.;Siii 81; AND MppLn, :A,,..s
., 70. -, 80 s,ffnriilg from the ,s',n.hhfll !
or present indiscret..8SiS.. p;ire ssf
which break down the ,rsslf sna N
make lifr "A burden to YOU, cured
should not neglect 70 srd sure.
method, which Is saie amre also. ri
b.r. IL IL a permaneh, method; =,
STRUCTURE. a iln rw method
ting. Thy only ra'io"" .ld
a Complete cure. an kinds cnMM n
skin d hsea faii d. Testimo"'
10, RR 1p9yss 'h You avn Who are are, .un .ss|
49, neculiar 10 YOU try ~
HvWrsssauk'ness,~should certa'n,s,S,cb Va
ws,hod Of treatment; ss avail
lie old ,nsthod and uo often eN
much pain. when IL YOU VII
Iry our treatment ' spr1
PILES, Ereat p ar lig slurs' ~
ante 4. No cutting ., New W
as sssa sS Is, symptom s,.'sS:s; Il. III
aiseases. No. for calwasred RI
All correspondence anesy,aiIsl
Business strictly conn, rs obssfs1s
treatment sent free iro otry' Pr
ali parts Of the coan,n,gg' call %
private rooms Address c0
DIR. HATHAWAY y
200 Alamo Plaza. San ~ d.
6 st. Charles st.. Ne~ IA:
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npAuMONr BUpGET,

beaumont, Texas, April ia.--The county
commissioners. in special session Today
awarded TO Gus Warrecke OF Houston
contract 10 dig an artesian well on court
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RETURNING BOARD PLAN.
Chairman Hardy Distrusts Chairman
Dudley's Intentions.
"A SLIPPERY. EyASlyf DoClNfST."
sound Money Democrats Urged to Assert
Their Rights Within The Party aud
Not Truckit to Dudlryism.

Co-sicara, Texas, Aqra 1.-THE foNow-
-, -. t,a..4.. ,xr,ta4-s ,-ss,t. \
.hs from LA-' '--A.
TO SCUM Money -'ellcl Us % fNf.7'
Ccrsirzus Texas. \ V-.l u u r2st TIL. /
-...t -, s,as -, -. !
comm @i.-A ANN N.i' 'e '@-'
not wish II 10 icfesta n any manner '"H
action Of the meeting Which w3.i ASSEMBLE I
.7,.u.s Ar,r5l - t,,- sam. a, ot.- .rsa-ias [
q AA'4e' \ 90 80 ~ 80
seem - ne Apolt 20 s"a-!9" VIEW 'n'i4S /
coated Dudley p.N. may be mistaken, /
49,, -. ,.,er- I-.-,,lnr sent around TT
""t 'N'
T2te.y ~ NJ. bAa.ry sTeF47 70 NJ ~
have a. tie pl1.eylsm n IL that was 1
,,-o- t-..t,-si .1 f- d. ,,rlesrtal Austfr -t-so /;
-
4sl''-- III l~ts' 49, m-'r' c. : "''s -
emphasizes TIE c.siris faas Af. bu2ley /.
-. hi. free e.se~ returning boards make /
. .
'-@ 'snt ~ So
count oenn---ii''l' votes cess a. 4-'e a't
mares lazy Aaye crsefea. There.ore says I
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we
state rne affirmative ~ negative % '9e
,ss-.e 70 l,- vcss u-au eai by Ns.1h !.
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-. 4...sl.-ti4e ls IA4i 4u votes NOT
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TIUNLFY's fONVIINOMIN"N ITFVIIsAIt
Paris Texas Ap-n IT, Hon. j. q.
Dulley, chairman 4 thu STATE democratic
executive committee. Wtli In a few days
issur on addr, -s 20 ihr Democrats of
TrNas In whlch up viii announce THAI all
democrats nf Texas VIII he allowed to
formulate the tickets to he cast IN the
YrimArles to sui. their own Vows.
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ANNouNcEME

FOR CONGRESS
THE POST Is authorized
HON. w. p. McCOMB OF
i county for Congress from I
gressional District, subject
Of the Democratic Convent
THE POST is authorized
HON. THOS. II. BALL. of v
as a candidate for Congr
First Congressional Distric
the action of the Densocis
: eional Convention.
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The AA,l nal
Of living Il f.ss
only by the p.,ts
healthy. Si,hk
discounts q ths -
MMy, for esjyss|
" hen ;, Z IL,
badly out q 4
the tn noises III, IS,
nor rom II are ssrs
NOT musical. y
are not beauaItiI
IT. IT IS y. eenlysA iis
on, or, Of tune, yos :
play some kcwY
on II. You a. ~
"a mblaawl
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Austin. Texas April l5.--The following
oficia,cd at tic Hoo Hoo concentration
tonight, Shark. g. Arthur Johnson, senior
hoo hoo, carl Drake; junior hoo hoo, w.
Eddy Barns Dojum. Cecil y, Lyon. scrive-
u1o,rr, v horl GRAFT Gust allan w. 5.
lam.
Tho following walked in the light and
had their purblind eyes opened. 9. y.
Newnins ", J. Sutor, Austin, j. a. c.
bert New IBERIA, Ia. T.. y. McGebee, Gle
hurna: r. \. Walseheid. san Antonio; Z. 5.
l2"Hrh Fort Worth. j.. ; Menarco Pilot
Point. G. \. ADKINS, kansas CITY; W. D.
WadioS, All"ntown, La, J. A. Merton.
Austin. +. a; Rice Jr., Hyatt; c. a. Rose
Waco j. ]; Malone. Orange; j b. Noble
'Timrson, o. y. T.. Parker, Waco: w s.
Howell Bryan, Patrick Berry, Galveston:
Mg9rsan Perkins, Dallas,
Exactly n 800 tonight there emerged
from room D. IA the prisklll hotel rnhed
In black gowns and blinded by hlack
masks, solemn procession of eighteen
Hoo, Guided by an escort OF aucients
/ johllnrwoeks, hnmms and other potentateS
OF the famous order of hlack cal Worship
struck up unearthly music. they marched
| with hesiatins step out into the dark
ness ard slowly wondel their way NJ Con.
| sreSs avenue 70 the delight of cxpoctant
mhllhuGes. until tho capitol building was
| rc4 1hna and then retrated ihelr steps to
! the Elk lodge rooms, In which they dis
| appeared Tor several hours from tho guZ,
| Of tho prohane world. what transnirefi
! there IS known only TO the initiated. but
| Judging from the tractablity Of the erst
! while frisky kittens when they emerged
must have HAD their tails CURED in eie-
CANT shape while In The hands or their
ssi ior- The ceremony closed with elah-
orate on the roof exercises which
and made ihom conclude that life was
sun worth living, after All.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
morsrON,s cllNNcMs GOOD

The prospects for Houston capturing
tho next lumbcrmon's convention are nat
toriug tonight, although the matter has
oi hcen settlad. In addition to beaumont
Austi1 and san Antonio have entered the
race. aud each city has it's frouas, Whp
ARE a. work II is reported thai 'iaiVoston
its friends here. Tho matter will he set
tied tomorrow, and uuloss the signs fan
Houston VIII be selected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-26

his faith, and flies to a Catholic con-
vent in Italy for forgetfulness and
peace. But forgetfulness and peace
are denied him. The past haunts him.
He lives only in the past Neither
human nor divine law can curb the
passion once lit in his bosom. When
he hears that his lost love has fol-
lowed him to the convent, he cries out
for sight of her, for speech with her.
And when she totters, dying to his
presence, he enfolds her in his arms.
Not till all is over; not till the woman
he loved is dead does he at last feel
that he can take the monastic vows.
The curtain falls ON his EXPLANATIONS
of Willingness to accept the faith
which will teach him that he will meet
her again."
Clyde Fitch has been commissioned
to write a play for Nat Goodwin. It's
hero will be Nathan Hale, the patriot
spy.
The members of NJ. B. Curtis Gen
tleman Joe" company, which closed at
the Fifth Avenue theater, New York,
on Jan. IA, are complaining that their
salaries have not been paid. Mr.. Curtis
states that Moses II. Kellam, who was
his hacker in the enterprise is RESPONSE
BILE for the salaries, while Mr. Kellam
says the actors must look to Mr.. Cur
tbs for their pay. Willard Lee and other
members of the company have begun