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ANDTHERE ARE OTHERS
WHO DON'T fNDoRsE CHAIRMAN e.
II. II. GREEN.
As nm Organization the G.. A. Il.
Takes No Dish, bur Members
Have Their Preferences.

! l. seems that there ara members OF the
Grand Army q the Republic who are not
tsrora5ly disposed to Sir, E. II. r. Green,
+ The chairman d the republican State exec
utise con- a!ltee
The Post published yesterday a memorial
to President Mckinley. adopted by some
II tle members Of the G. a. r. indorsing
Mr. Green.
J. was published with this PREDATORY
statement which ought to have been
plain enough 70 have been understood as
relieving the G. a. r. as an organization
from any responsibility IN the mater:
Il II. H. Green has been inlorsed by
the eH- Union soldiers at present assembled
~ Houston.
The Endorsement vas secured yesterday
-rcruoon Immediately following the ad-
la,tuulent Of the Grand Army Of tho Re
r..e department q Texas. at Turner
AalI
The movement was entirely independent
~ tho G.. s. z. meeting the meeting being
q rerarate orc, presided over by John l..
Boyd "~ Houston POST. April %
Despite The esplenatlon contained in the
above paragraph the following was hand
ID into tic office ~ Tho Post last night;
Resolved. 1ta be publication by The
iinusrpu ost rhat Inc Grand Army OF the
Republic ndo"zgd Mr r. II. Il. Green. or
any ono else is misleading and itcorroct
49, lu organization such an Act can not be
done, rs individuals auy comrade can cx-
crcise hiS own Judgment Therefore. as an
organization Ne utterly repudatc the in
snuation cast upon us 10y the publication
aA " appeared In The Houston Post OF the
22h Instant and would re.ue-tfully request
T.. 80. .tf,f L.. T.,
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Personal MENTION.

Mrs Isaac H. Oliver has returned from
Memphis. Tenn.
c. a. Adkins OF Temple was among yea
terday's visitors.
Charles and w. T. Mlliken are in the
city from Greenyille.
W. II. Mccormick. manager Of the Nava-
sofa baseball team. Is in the city.
Miss Emma Eason left for her home In
Beaumont last night after a pleasant visit
- friends.
Mr. II. McDevit has returned to New Or
leans. his future home, TO the regret OF
many friends.
]. b. Billeison one who looks after the
inner man at Austin. is a pleasant visitor
to Houston, where he has a whole heap OF
friends.
Captain j. 2. Miller, cashier Of the Bel
ton National bank, is Ia the city and was
welcomed yesterday by host OF his old
friends.
Major George b. HeHey. manager Of the
oil mills at Bolton, is a welcomed visitor
to Houston He thinks of removing his mill
Ia Houston.
r. Wettermark. a banker OF Nacog-
doches, but who claims Houston as his old
home. is a visitor and his friends are really
glad to meet him.
Miss Katie Underwood OF Columbia, sec
rotary OF the Stephen f. Austin chapter.
Daughters Of the Republic of Texas, is
visiting Mrs, a. A. Moore, 2sO6 Brazos
street, Fair Grounds addition.
d. A. Boam and wife OF Denison were
two pleasant attendants upon the Grand
Army OF the Republic meeting They say
they never had better time and only
wish the Grand Army of the Republic met
in Houston every year.
j w. Carter of Bolton IA visiting
Houston and says while his little city.
the most prosperous In Central Texas. is
keeping 10 the lead. still he wouldn't mind
II he had to make frequent visits to the
Magnolia City. You will always be well
coined
Sunday evening at o'clock. in the city
hall Rev. NJ. Collect will organize a
Christian church for colored people The
colored citzers Of Houston who are in
terested in this movement are urged to be
present at this first meeting so that the
organization may be well perfected
Misses Jennie Mazur. Gusslc Marcus.
FLORIDA Hornbucklc, Daisy Schwartz. four
charming young ladies of Hampstead,
came down on the excursion Wednesday
morning to participate in the San Ja-
cnto celebration They spent a gala day
and while here were the guests of Mrs.
Julie wise, 1902 Chartres street.
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W0MANS RELIEF CORpS.

The second days session OF tho wonan's
Relief Corps occurred in the @ A. r..
han in the Mason block yesterday fore
noon
The interest centcroi ahou, the election
of Officers the result being as follows.
President, Mira, Maggio Rust. Houston
scnior vice president, Mrs. parwoii. nta,i
eoni Junior Vice president. Miss Baker.
Dallas treasurer Mrs, Clanl Nancy. llous
ton chaplain. Mrs, bray. Dcnaon
Executive board 49, Mts Lacey. Dallas
Mrs GRADE Font Worth Mrs, Underwood
San Antonio; Mrs. Cougor. Waco; Mrs.
knight Beldoryille
Appointed officers Councillor Mira
Kline san Antonio. institutlng ana In.
etaling officer, Mrs Nash, Dallas: socr,,.
trH. Maude frudly. Houston. inspoctor
Mira Ada Work. Waco
After the election minor huslnrss mat.
tors Of the convention we're compl,aod
among them the Introduction and adoptio,,
OF tho following resolutions:
Resolved. That our mort hearty and sin
core thanks he rendered our National nrcs
ident. Mrs Agnra I'm. for the encourage.
lncnt of her presence and supreme counno
by which We have been guided and 40 mucl
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WASHINGTON Street HevivnI

An increased congregation was present
last night at the Washington Street church.
The usual song service was held, after
which Rev. o. 7. Hctchkiss preached from
Gen. xix-l7' Escape foi Thy Life" He
widely portrayed the condition of the IN
habitants OF Sodom and Gomorlh. the cities
OF the plains. at the time OF the visitation
by the angels, who warned Lot of the com
ing destruction OF the cities and the, awful
punishment God brought upon the people
FOR their wickedness and neglect Of His
law. Mr.. Hotchkiss warned his hearers
against the sin of procrastinatiou and earn
eSi!y pleaded with them 10 escape the fear
iul consequences of lie OF sin. by ac-
cepting the plan of salvation God ofiera
through His son, Jesus Christ. Some evil
denced their desire to change their lives.
-Four were received into church member
ship. Services tonight al 7I5. Mex,
week Rev. Horn will he assisted by Other
able Methodist preachers All aro invited
TO help IN the great work of sowing souls.
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EXCURSION TO GALVESTON.

After the installation Of officers OF the
Womnn's polief Corps az i o'clock ycster.
dag the question came UP MS TO what line
,ho G. A. r. And ". II @. would use TOR
their excursion IN Galveston. Il wa5 pu'
mt 10 a vote and thr Galveston Hous'rn
aud liepderaon railroad was unanimously
decided uuon.
The q. y. r. aud W. n. e VIII meet
nj thu corner Of Preston nvcuun nud Mate
hlfcct. where special street cara have beon
hrrang'Hi to be Ia waiting, NJ h3D 'hs
iHoinluE aud proceed to ;he Galveston.
Houston and henderson depot ln body
me train WI lrayu Houston At j @, m
and arrive In Galveston AZ 1000 m
Returning The trains wlll leave Galveston m
2;2n o ~ and ~ y %. The 05 % in
Train hrriNcl In Houston AZ hlt. m limo
to connect with the noTthhouud Houston
and TUsaF Central leaving Mt I'D. 20 f. m
the ~rtlbouud Southern Pacific 40 iI-np
y m aud tlw Houston Fact and Weat Tcvu,
On $3.50 y ~,
ANiffnut Gcucral Passenger Agent / n
MuUcW of the Galveston Houston and
Ieudetson railroad waa present aud a.
fcr1d TO hold tho train an honr AT Dick
inr'n in order 20 alloN tine eAcursjonsts io
look over The Texas Coast Fair Grounds
ard tho beautiful picnic grounds Tho prop-
pNiiir1 was formally out boforr the nom
bers but IL wns finally decld,d To 20
through 10 Galveston without stop.
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THE MYSTIC SHRINERs.
Give the Finishing Touches to the
Grand Commanders Meeting.


Grand Commnnlcry Meeting.
Tie >Hela temple Of tho Order 0; the
Mystic shrine oasis at Dallas, with the
Ben Hur Temple of Austin. arrived in the
city yesterday morning on pleasure Bent.
They were met at the station hy the mobiles
OF the order residing in this city. At 8
O'Clock they. with other members of the
Grand Commandery Knights Templars.
boarded the Galveston. LII Forte and Hous
ton special for La Forte. where an oyster
roast was the primary attraction. The
parry returned to Houston at o'clock and
at a grand street parade was given, at
tracing much attention. There were a
hundred or more Shriners In line. headed
by Lewis band and led BY the grand Off
GERS. attired in beautiful Arabian. jewel
beieeked gowns. with odd looking headgear
10 match. Behind the officers followed the
common. every day Shrlners. each dressed
in swallow-tall coat. wearing a red skull
cap with tho word "Hella" across the front
and bearing walking cane, II was a
unique parade and one that would hayo at
tracted n large crowd OF spectators had 1t
been known in advance that the march was
to take plncA
After tiie parade and supper the shrinors
had some little business to attend TO at the
temple compared with which the Hoo Hoo
concentration with which the lumbermen
wound up their meeting a few nights ago
was not a patching.
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ADJOURNMENT OF c. A. R,
Joint Installation Of Officers, 6. A.
X. and ". X. E.
AUSTIN is THE NEXT MEETING PLACE
The woman's Relief Corps Elect OF
hcers-HoustoB Captures the
Presidency.

The annual encampment Of the @. A.
II. has adjourned. and |. goes down insc
history as one OF the most pleasant ant
enjoyable reunions held IN years.
The final adjournment occurred yesterday
in time for dinner and al 8 o'clock the
old soldiers Joined the Womans Relief
Corps in a very enjoyable trolley ride
around the city. fitting eopciuAion OF
their labors.
The concluding proceedings Of the 9. a
X. cncamDment were as follows:
Encampment met at s;45 a. n and pro-
ceeded to business.
Mrs. Agnes Hit OF Indianapolis. National
president Wornan's Relief Corps. was in
troduoel and made a very pleasant sd-
dress
The department chaplain's report was
read by E. II. Conger. a. Rev. w. Bassett
was lying III at his home in Waco. The
report waI adopted.
u G. Rust, chlef mastering officer. read
his report. which was adopted.
The encampnent then proceeded to elect
the remaining officers OF the department.
Or. J j Gosser OF Mower Posi- 10. N,
Austin. was elected medical director.
Rev > ". Patterson ~ Dix POST No.
u. Dallas. waA elected department chap
lain,
The following comrades ware elected
council OF administration i. f.. Love Of
partniY Post No. t. Fort Worth: T. H.
kirk OF Hancock Post No = Galveston;
u. q. Ruat OF Mcclellan Post No g. Huus-
ton: q. Work Of ki; Carson Post No. a.
Waco III A. Johnson Of Mcphetsou Pos,
No. l. Sherman
Representative at large to thirty Grst Ma
tionsl oncampment II T Rue OF NcCiei-
Ian Post No. 9. Houston. J. L. Tygarl ot
LYON Post No. s. penlbon. representative.
Altrruates at large: J. n Dlohl OF
Parmiy Post No. T. Fort Worth. Nj. j.
Heating. Il. o. c. Post No g. san an
tonic
The city Of Austin was unanimously
chosen ms the next place Of hold.rg ,he do
partmert eucnmpmnut on April n 1868
The WOman's Relief Corps IN a body moi
with the G A h encampmeu, whrn
1nint Installation of the newly elected orc
GERS Of both organlzatious was he'd Airy
Agnes HIT National president Of 'he
NomAns Relief Corps conducted tht 'H-
htal.atinn ceremonies OF the W n g.
Past Commander IN Chet A. e W,F
sert performed the service ~ Installing ~,
department officers. Tho department ccn
mglder nominated r. l.. Krk aaaisilut ad-
tutaHl general eui Il. + Sargent s-sigiil.
nuuiurmaater general lie also a1t. 4N1u.I
he iollowinE transportation committee
w Norornirl n. W. Bartlett anl uni
r4hGon af,rr which the ,ncampmrnt ad
Nrned zine die.
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THE COURTS.
Civil District Court,

The following were the proceedings IN
the civil district court yesterday. Hon.
John @. Tod presiding:
Henry Fritz va VIM. Pulls ct al: judg.
ment for partition OF land described in The
plaintiffs petition to plaintiff. fiye-eig hs
Of the community property and one fourth
OF the separate property; TO the defendants
William Pulls. Minna Fuchs and John y
Pulls. arc each entitled to one-elghtl, n,
the community property and one fourth Of
the separate property; that A. II. LANCER
man, Z Grunlfach and Theo. schoeverllnp
be appointed commissioners 10 mako the
partition and tina, they make their report
to this term II possible.
Augusta G. Nussbaum vs.. City Of Hous.
tom continued generally under the rule.
George Burger W.. Missouri, Kansas ana
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Death of an EARLY settler.
To Tho Editor Of Tho post

TO lhc EdIInr OF Tho FohL
Spring. Texas, April 20. isaT.-Mrs. Jane
Wii''ams' who settled here in tho early COS
died after i few hours OF suffering Last
night, supposed TO be heart failure. o,aiploa
with paralysis OF the body, az she was I'M
apie TO move after she waa taken She
had been consistent member of the Ran.
list church since carly womanhood sbs
was little over 10 years old she was
buried 81 the Boudy cemetery this evening
and the larges, crowd was present that hs,
been seen TO turn out In years Elder i
w, Anderson Of Wostfi@d conducted liz
funeral services. The preacher, az well a,
the audience. was deeply affected As hs
dwolt on the beauty OF that Christian lie
the deceased haa lived.
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In the case OF J. ], Taylor. tried before
the criminal court for cattle theft, after
two witnesses for the state had been ex-
amined. the prosecution asked the court to
Instruct the fury TO bring in verdict OF
mot guilty" saying that they could not
and did not care 10 convic. on such tosti-
mony The verdict OF mot guilty" was
rendered, as instructed by the court. and
the two witnesses who had testified We're
Immediately arrested on an affidavit
charging them with perjury.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ILLUSTRATED INFORMATION ABOUT
THEM

Principal places oil summer sojourn along
the Atlantic ocean, in the Alleghenies the
Adirondacks. Catskill> and mountains of
the East. arc readily rolched via ST. Louis
over Vandalia- Pennsylvania short lines.
Special information regarding leading re-
sorts and advantages enjoyed in journeyng
10 them over Vandalia Pennsylvania
at Atlantic City, Cape May. Long Branch
and other summer havens on the AtlantiI.
coast; also OF Cresson, Bedford Springs and
romantic mountain retreats, may be OH.
tanned by addressing W. +. Drummer az.
sistant general Passenger agent, ST. Louis
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no engagements that will prevent my being
Present. My private secretary, who is my
sister. will accompany me. Fra,ernally
yours. J. r. Sovereign.
Grand Master Workman. knights of La
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benefited. and to Mrs weissert. wife {! our
highly esteemed past commander 10 CHEF.
for the inspiration and pleasure Der sisii
has given US.
Resolved. That the grateful thanks OF
this convention Of the Wcuans Keller
Corps be extended 10 the mayor Of Hoas,oa
for his cordial and apprcc.at!ve address
Of welcome and to the Texas Volunteer
Guard for tie interesting and enjoyable
entertainment given at Forest Park.
Resolved, That we hereby express our
appreciation aud thanks for tho encourage
rnent given us by visits from our two rSsi
National commanders, Generals vTcissert
and Van Dervoort. and from committees o.
greetings from the G. h. Il.
Resolved, Tba. our thanks are due and
hereby rendered the George d. Mcclellan
post and corps a Houston for their many
courtesIes, their hearty reception. generous
entertainment, handsomely decorated hail
prepared for our convenience. aud .or the
iuyitingly served luncheon which 20 re-
freshei ue on our second day Of business.
Resolved. That special ihanfs are due
the eutsrtainment and reception commit
tees.
Resolved. Thst too many thanks can rot
be given our c. 4 r friends Cor the social
pleasures o, the old fashioned campfire
and bcanbske, which viii loas be rsfnein-
bercd hy We all
Resolved. That thanks be .enderei the
difiorent railroad companies for reduced
RATES. and 20 The Houston Pest and CAL
weston News FOR publishing the proceed
iugs n, this convention
Resolved Thu, the thanks ~ ,his con-
yeniion be given 10 our department Of
ficers for their valued services during the
year
Resolved. That We. the members OF this
convention. extend our sympathies 10 the
- To-. -
MARY C. Dean. ard also 20 her corps. the
George II. Thomas NJ Dallas
Lavantia Conser
Chairman.
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TRY 1T YOURSELF.

The new machine 81 Pachard's Troy
Laundry uses for turning collars makes Il
impossible to break edges. si2 Prairie
avenue. Phone $50.
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Mary n Farwell,
Margaret Meckny.


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Suit, for Di,trtc, Court.

Suits for District Court.
The following suits were filed yesterda,
Tor the civil! district court;
Minnie Burkhardt VS.. John Burkhardt,
divorce.
In re Estate Mrs. T.. r Rice: contest
OF will; appeal from county court.
T. ". House vs. Paul Weber, debt.
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Texas Railway company continued gen.
orally uud5r The rale
Ben Kiam vs. VIM. +. Turner; continued
generally
Richard Burke VS. W. F. Swilley; dis
msred at plaintiffs cost.
on account Of the death Of Judge Gold
thwEite there will be no session of the civil
district court today. A meeting of the bar
is called for 10 o'clock this morning.
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The Wonder Store Oman, a..
. 2. n. and closes them At sn To'' a.
III eeoos at corner Main And toy
sveAu~ This Is %. sAa se4as
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The civil district court will adjourn to-
day out OF respect TO the memory Of the
deceased and a meeting of the bar has been
called 10 assemble there at 10 O'Clock to
take some appropriate action comment
oratiye of their loss
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The lumber for the Astoria Football
Clubs new bowling alley has been
hauled to the location Of the annex
Ihls venture on the part Of the club
has caused a great deal Of favorable
comment, and will increase the member.
ship Of the organization. The ladies
are very much interested. In Portland
the women do more bowling thar the
men and conditions will no doubt be
the same here. Every lady IN Astoria
should join the A. F. c. Certain DAYS
in the week are set apart for ladies'
and many attend, but the movement
should be made general If a class Of
100 members can be organized, there
Is no doubt but that the club would
engage the services Of a lady instructor
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Constable wickman yesterday wen,
to the Lewis and Clark. wnere he ar,
rested Irwin SackGtt and prough, him
to the city, Sackett Is charged with
killing elk during the close season
The close season extends over period
from December LIST to August ist md
Sackeit is accused OF killing AN elk
on February 18th, The penalty Il a
hne OF from $50 TO $3.50. or lmprIson-
ment I'm the county Jail for not more
than one year The game warden. Mr..
MeuGire, has signifed his intention or
strictly enforcing the law. and II win
go hard with those guilty OF n VIOLA.
tton. Sackett win have an examna.
ton today.
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hausted. Ever since u has been a Pet
with the captain and crew, and sits
on a perch by the cabin nrc all day
long. Captain Robinson has discovered
that Mir Dick Marion, ot Ray Center.
Wash, is an old classmate ot his and
win this week take n run over e. Shoal-
water hay and talk over oil times With
him.
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\ physician, speaking OF the cfrcct OF
lack OF eNerNlse upon women, said yea.
tordaS' IAN the suTerngs which wo.
men endure are caused nv lack OF
eSer>ise' An hour u day In u vymna.
Sum will do moro for woman that
all the m~licine she could take. | am
very glad to learn that tae a, n, {,
is building a bowling alley. as It Is
the popular form ~ amusement with
ladies. A large class should pe FORMED, "
Matters generally with the club are
improving, The membership has IN.
creased greatly Of late. many taking
advantage cf the reduction to Sg.5O VI
the Initiation fee. The clecGrto gar line
viii doubtless be cxtendei around
smiths Point this spring. In event ot
which the club win make extensive
r,p.irs to the grounds Many good foot.
ball games will take place here this
summer,
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The low tides OF the past three days
have revealed large area Of the bot
tom Of Scow bay. as well as several
good-sized sandbars IN the north side
OF the main channel opposite the q. r..
& n dock. The new trestle work n the
railroad stood high above t;.e mud
Hats last evening, and, had the ground
been somewhat harder. one could have
easily walked from the trestls 10 the
shore dryshod. With bulkhead where
the trestle now is, 1t would be a com
paratively easy matter to make good
firm building lots in Scow bay by sluic-
ing down portion Of the hills to the
south.
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The steamer Telephone experienced
considerable difficulty last evening In
making her landing at the rot W 18th
street An unusually strong chb tide
was running, and as the big steamer
made the usual turn In coming In TO
the wharf. she was caught ny the cur.
rent and carried nearly to the can f0c.
tory dock before her nose wls success.
fully pointed up stream,
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The armory on the Reliance contains
half a dozen old fashioned Irish pixies,
which Captain Robinson says ne would
rather have than so many guns, in case
Of trouble The captain also has an
other oddity on board, in me shape Of
a dove which flew on board the ship
month ago six hundred miles off
shore. The little bird dropped on deck
in storm and was completely tx-
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Fancy
Slippers
Ladies Walking GhOAe
Durable School OMVNO
Seasonable Goods
RuhberS
Rubber Boots. Etc.
e.. +: :: John Hahn & Co.
Warranted 47o Commercial St.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Maximum temperature, IS degrees,
Minimum temperature, 30 degrees.
Precipitation, none.
1896, to date, 67,4s inches,
Der /. 1896. to date, 1901 inches.
ToDAY'S WEATHER.
For Oregon and washington-Rain
cooler.
For Washington-Rain. cooler.
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with the expectation OF securing work
in the canneries and yesterdays Tel
ephone augmented the Mongoiian popu-
lation by twenty-five r;oTe