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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

THREE CLASSES OF METHODIST
pREACIIEKS.-A bishop while pre>ld-
Ing over Methodist conference
among other things said: We have
three classes IF preachers in our con
ference. The HrsJ class are the best
preachers whom everybody wants at
every church. The second class Is
composed OF the preachers who are
taken by any church without MUIR
muring. The first two classes give
the bishop great deal Of trouble. 1t
is hard tu determine where to send a
preacher when POO places want hlm.
II is hard to know what 10 do with a
preacher when not one out OF the 200
places wants him. 1t is an easy task
to place large majority Of preachers
who viii % anywhere and whom any
place will take without murmuring.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

not face Nancy, 50 I've been wander
ing about prcachiu' ever since; friends
! am servant Of the Lord, hut i !
could get my hands ON that brute
that stole my Mary away would cut
his throat quicker than | would a
fatnIu' hog.
"Nancy writes me that Johnny took
the fever and died and wanted to be
buried side Of our Mary and Nan"y'S
got nobody to take care u her since
Johnny's gone, for he was a son t. her,
and thought would 20 back and do
what | could to make the old soul
happy
The old man stopped in his story
and drew from the inside pocket u
his rusty coat a bundle wrapped in
an old dirty newspaper. lnroIIlng II
a much worn bible was brought to
view. from this he took faded pet
urr. dcfaCCd hy numerous finger prints
and gazrd at 1t long in silence. The
scene represented u country grave
ward with an old lUg church forming
the back ground, while just in front
two plain grave stones could be dlstln-
guishcd side by side. With great
tears cOurSng down his checks the
nld FOL NV with almost inaudihIc voice
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

WHY FRIDAY Is NLuCKY.--Ilcre
are a fcN reasons WHY Friday Sc0n'
sidcrcd uniucky lthe>e reasons area'I
furnished By the French jNycNtGa'
tors, says the pitNbnrg Dispatch
1T was ON Friday that Adam Snnrd'
that he was chased from Paradise
that Christ was crucihcd; that Calr
killed Abel; that Etlcunc was S>loOned'
that innOccntS were Killed by IIeTOa'
that Peter was crucitied and lanI 1e'
capitatcd; that John the BaplstS
head was cut of; that the children o'
Israel were chased across the leu
Sea: that heaven will close and neil
will open: that marriage was H'''
cunSummatcd; that Lamcch tooH l"0
wives: that all but Onc-ScyeOth O' wv
fruits Of the earth and NJ the llSO' vi
the sun and moon were taken away
the brilrs, Spiny and yemouS pI"n''
issued from the ground; that t'le 0''
luge covered the earth; that tue co"
fusion of tongues occurred 'ua' v"
Tower OF Babel vas begun; lbaI '"'
plaques came to the king Of Egypt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15
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the award will rot be less than $500 In Cash, and
it may be as much So ,OOO =.

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receives for the months Of January and February If the sub
crptonS keep up with the record of last the be given
will Exceed 81, cash If the subscriptions doubled they
in January just past TIE CONSTITUTION will pay out about
$4,000 premiums in this If more than person
the proper word the amount will be equally divided between
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The Weekly Consttu ion is the Greatest Weekly
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

Johnny" called his mother, stop
using that bad language" "Why,'
responded the boy. "ShaIlSpcarc said
rust what did" "WelI, replied the
mother, growing infuriated, you
should stop going with him-hc'S no
fit companion for You.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15
VhrDemorrat- St,,
NOT SOCRAZY

Inc crazy man who knows bo =.
crazy, aud is ready atakc ad,,,,
OF his crazincSS WHENEVER he c,m,,,' %
Il malicious or prcmcdItatcd Grim
not So crazy rs he might bc tbon,5
to he y good oIdtimc crazy s,n,.
has been revived 10y legal prn,ro,
who have made crazincsS prott,h,
n group OF half a dozen att,rn
were discussing Il certain case i,,.I
ing an intricate question ON ra.''
point mrnt OF guardian. whom 'p
the oldest knights Of the Inn
vuIScd his associates hy tn,Iin.. w"
following incident Years agn y,
in Kentucky, knew a very o., wy
man, for whom guardian b,d L.
appointed. He was not mon., ."
MAC, bnt all.round crazy Thi. t.r"
always had a hobby for black hn,,'
and he continually kept one IN h,n5
When the one in his po>Srssion rro,
old or disabled. he'd dispose Of bim
and get another. One day = d,,,.
from Virginia came to the ham.
the kentuckian. Among o,hrr ,m,,,
he had very fine black. Whom ,,
crazy man saw it, he immpdu,dy
took fancy to it, and the end nj, ~.
matter was that he and tbo dro,..
"swappcd' StccdS A coupIc n, dor.
later the droyer, who had mranvIt,,
discovered that he had been miScro.
bly, cheated. came back to the inS,ro
hOrsc-lOvcr and Informed him finn, +,
wanted to trade back, This ,hp rr,,v
man refused to do. After vain on
treaties aud threats, he at last toId
him he would consult his guardian
The crazy man was Silent n bi, ,bon
a smile spread from the middlpo' Mis-
face toward his ears, as he said,
'llumph; my guardian is appointed
to keep You from cheating me, not me
from cheating You.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

Corn sells in Western ha' '. nrice ID
cents nts" per nusncl, the lowest '''
the history Of the State
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

A CRY BEHEATH THE WATER-H
is "A well-known fact to the seo'oEF"
and the geographical ShaIp' 'l''' W., ".
whole crust Of the earth Is III '''.
OF constant agitation, changing
level first in one place and l'cn !" ="
other. In some places t'''' '"'"
sinks whole leagues OF coast II"'' ",a
ia Others it causes immense ''''"'
rise above the oceans surface
One curious result Of some o'u,.'nt I,.,',
sinking of IA portion Of a ron'" an,
NAV be seen in the AraOla'' ''"' a.
far from the mouth of the Inau,'
that place it is well know" '" .,bo
drowned dIYv city lies at the bott"mol ,ns ,ns
sea, When the waters are cIt'' 'J ,'
great stone houses and the peaks ,'a, "na
the mjuarcts Of temples may De p'", ',N
" seen only a few fathom' V," a III,
the surface. No one knows WIZ" W. "a
city was sunk, there not oc'"s ',tnl "a.
much as A tradition Of the a"'u' .nl,
lamity in the folklore Of the m n"bIic p,bn
of that vicinity,--St. Louis NV
The old gentleman went - INV wi,ch
parlor the other nighI AZ Wv ID ,Oupd
inv hour of elcvcn-forty'hvc ana ,v"1, ,nd a
the lights out and his da's','s' s.,eteln
dear friend enjoying tetc.a,'e's% i,,'s'seI
a corner by the window .,ly ~h,""s ,tns
inc." said the old man S'cI",l " .bo an
is scandalous." Eyes, papa, .,os. ,n be.
swered sosl'a,eet sweetly sit is cond,.'s',, es,,
cause times are hard. LIt',' ! .'jd ,jI We
much that Ferdinand anu !. ,ne r star
would try and get along ."snsd with about bot 10
light" And papatturnc" " ,red to
speechlcss amazeme0t ,'"",h a"" panel
walk out of the room throut " =, au,l,l
in the wall.papcr.-fa'r'V"
Courier. -- ,s
Corn sells in Western ha'' nrjcsn
cents per bushcl, the IO"F'' =
|
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
TWO INDICTMENTS.
Special GRIND Jury Created Much
SnrprIsc In DnlIns.

Dallas. Texas. July 23. The special
grand jury which Judge Clint empanelei
on Monday last to investigate the recent
homicidos and the Ice trust today returned
indictments against James a. Wright. the
building contractor, and Charles II. Rcy-
charging them with the murder of Charles
II. Springer, the commercial traveller whom
Wright shot to death on July 10 while
Springer was playing social game OF dom
tnoes with Walter Middl, sworth. The IN
dictment OF Wright was expected but the
indicting Of Reynolds rs an accomplish was
a surprise TO the public and struck Dallas
with the force OF a new sensation WTiEht
and Reynolds were arrested and jailed
abou, noon today.
Wright had been out on s250l bond for
several days. He early this afternoon sued
cut a writ OF habeas corpus and the hear
ing at once proceeded before Judge Clint
rho hearing had not been finished at the
adjournment of court this evening and VIII
be resumed tomorrow.
Reynolds will also try for release on ha-
bcas corpus. Detective; in the employ Of
| County Attorney Allen claim to have do
vcl0ped n case of conspiracy between
| Wright and Reynolds to take the life OF
| Springer. and on this the indictment was
| found
The grand jury's special session expires
tomorrow night by limitation, and the reg
ular grand jury IS to meet Monday. So
much time has had TO be devoted to inves-
| tigating homicides that 1t Ia not probable
the special session can reach the ice trust,
which viii be turned over TO the regular
| session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
WATER HYACINTHs.
Orange Lumbcrmcn VTilI Try a Plan
to Erce the River.

Orange, Texas. July % "A meeting of
the local mill men was held this afternoon.
ut the E!ks' hall 10 devise ways and means
for securing relief from the water hya-
cinths that have almost blocked navigation
in the river at TINS place, and made 1t
impossible 10 run timber down to the low
or mills. After much discussion 1t was
decided TO subscribe a fund and engage II
tow boat To tow them out of the channel
and boom them into what IS known as the
cutoff bend about two miles below the
city. where they will he kcrt untl there
Is good current running out. when they
viii be turned loose again and run out into
the lake. The work will be done Under the
Immediate supervision Mossrs. Moore Il
bettis. Some idea Of the dcrsty Of the
hyacinths In the river can be learned from
the fact that few nights ago it took two
powerful tow boats twelve hours to go
less than two miles through them with a
tow of square timber. The work of Sc
curing temporary relief by opening the
river to navigation will begin nj once and
congress Will probably be asked to take
some steps toward affordlng permanent re-
lief from the pests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
The SEARCH CONTINUES.
Attempted Rapist Has Not Yet Been
Caught at Hampstead.
A RUMORED CAPTURE NEAR BRENNAN
Right Man Said TO lie In the Hands
OF the Officers, bat He Has Not
Been Brought In.

Hampstead. Texas. July 23.-The attack
by the young negro brute upon Miss saiiie
Milligan In broad daylight yesterday has
ms vet led to no arrest. a young negro
answering TO the description gwen by 'oe
lady is badly wanted by the officers ana
searching parties. Though he was In town
yesterday morning, 10 trace OF him mas
been found, and there is no question put
that he 10 hid out by kinsmen or sue
ceeded In getting 10 the th,ckets oil inc
BRACES bottom. kilograms have been sent
10 every officer In the surrounding country
giving an accurate description oil tue man
wanted, Citizens arc raising a conhiher
able amount today to oitcr as reward Tor
the capture OF the man who attemplch lnc
assault No effort will be spared 10 capture
the man, and the hunt Of last night Is 10
be continued tonight.
Sheriff Lipscomb went UP 10 Savasota
this morning to take look at "a negro
arrested there on suspicion last might nut
he tolephoned that he was not the man
wanted
Every passing train. with the sanction
of the railroad authorities, was thuroubhiy
searched last night. and this .1ecautlon
will be taken for some time.
The people generally are very calm but
determined Nothing else is talked OF for
the time being and men who are generally
most conservative In other affairs allow
ing others to lead. are In this rrs2 IN inc
lead themselves. They want no uiGtake
to be made, they want the right man ana
want him badly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Arrests for Libel Growing Out OF a
Campaign Circular.
INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE SHERIFF
tn Rcstrpin Him From settling TcNns
CITY Propcrty--Shipmcn OF
Flour to New York.

Galveston, Texas, July 23,-There was
of sensation this evening
when 1t became known that Robert Weber,
late candidate for mayor; w. IL. Frowse'
publisher Of the Standard, and Richard
spillanc, reporter. had been indicted on
a charge of libel 1t was known that the
grand Jury had been investigating the pub
lication of political circular entitled At
tempt to Bride Harrington" which APP
pcared few days before the recent mayor
atty election but it was not expected that
indictments would be found. Bail In the
case of each of the men indicted was fXed
at $500.
Neither MIR. Weber nor Mr.. Prowse could
be found tonight. MIR. Spillane, in response
to u request from the News for state
ment. wrote the following; Some persons
attempt TO thaw dynamite. For my part
wish the trial could be held tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
GREEN iTDORsED.
Bastrop Counts Republicans sim
Have Faith In Him.

nastrop. Texas, July 23.-At mass
meeting OF the republicans held In this
city Saturday the following resolutions
were passed:
Resolved That we tender Y. II, r.
Green our hearty support AS chairman OF
the state executive committee; that we
recognize I'm him 4 bold and fearless leader,
WORKING In the interest Of the republican
marty in the state of Texas that we again
acknowledged II w. Christian as chair
man Of the republican executive commit
tce OF Bastrop county.
Resolved further, That we indorse
Charlie Ziegcnhok for postmaster at Bas-
trop, H. a, Brooks at Smithylle, c. w.
IIowry at Mcpadr G. a, Jones at saycrs-
Vile r w. Stornenberg AT Paige. We
further recommend j, c. Lea for Chinese
Inspector and l.. Heiligbrodt for agent OF
the statistical department.,
II. w. Christian,
Chairman OF Executive COMMITTEES.
| @. w Buchanan. Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
WnlIisvilIc LocnIs.

wallisville. Texas. July 2l.-Wallis &
Murphy. one OF the interpreting mercantile
firms OF Wallisvlle, will erect a fine frame
two-story business house, their increasing
trade necensitatirg more storage room.
The upper story viii be rented and used
as lodge rooms for the Woodmen OF the
World and Wooimen Circle Grove. which
TWO organizations are Furnishing in appli-
cations for membership at each Of their
respective meetings.
The Wallisyille Lumber company mill Is
running on full time and cutting some
very fine cypress. aeh, oak and long leaf
pine.
Cummings Bros Anahuac mill has
closed for the summer. having exhausted
their supply OF timber.
The u. T. A. club Of Graydon has invited
the young folks Of wallsyille TO be pres
ent at Major y. a, Huffman's commodiouf
homo on the hay at Round Point 10 one OF
their social dancing and bathing partise
All expect to attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
ANOTHER SUNDAY LAW DECISION.
Jury in n Justice Court OverruIcd
the DiAtrIct JMhgc.

Waco. Texas, July 23.-whe enforcement
of the Sunday law in this city has brought
forth the most strenuous efforts on the
part OF the saloon people to get "A decision
from the courts In their favor. aud the
county attorney has been equally energetic
in trying to secure n settlement OF the
constitutions. questions involved, hence
the various trials and decisions In the 10
cal courts both adverse and favorable to
the state. Yesterday the Newburg case
decided againat the defendant oy Judge
Scott last week on habeas corpus hear
ing. was tried before Justice Davis defend
ant submitting his case TO "A Jury. The
points urged in the argument OF offend
ants counsel were. first, that Judge Sur
raft had decided that n druggist WAS ex-
empt from tho operation OF the law by ar
tiUlc 1889 penal laws and, second, that Mr.
Ncwburg being a hotel keeper was also
exempted by the same statute and II he
were not. common fairness and Justice
would dictate that no special privileges be
| permitted and that every citizen ought
| TO have the same rights as the druggists.
This argument prevailed and the jury ac-
quilted Mr.. Newburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24

In the side, the knife producing serious
wound.
There seems to be regular exodus 70
the coast country. Nearly every day two
or three wagon loads of emigrants pass
through here going down on the coast ana
1t Is said that the country is Improving
and settling up very fast down that way,
The camp meeting between Chappeii NH
and Rellviile commenced today.
SergeSnts Henry Grotc and G. Suter nave
returned from the eDcampment at san
Antonio. The former is still suffering from
an injured foot caused by his horse railing
on him, the latter from fever.
The third quarterly conference OF the
Watrousvilie Methodist Episcopal church
viii commence tonight Rev. w. l.. Dun
can Of Navaeota presiding
District Deputy Grand Master s. b..
Barber OF Beauk!ss attended the annual
inspection OF Graham lodge No. 90, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, Thursday
night.
County court adjourned for the week
yesterday evening.
W. -. Garrett. Esq, left last night for
Chicago.
Several wagon loads OF movers passed
through here today for tho coast country,
General Felix Robertson and wife oil
Waco are here on visit today.
The Second Regiment band and flronham
Field Artillery will be at home Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
WEATHER AND CROPS.
RAIN FELL WHERE NEEDED IN
HE'LL COUNTY.
o,i,,r Sections We're visited by
Moisturc--Drnuth SIN PrcNniis
in some Sections.

Temple Texas, July %. Parties In ,fom
Lott in the edge of Falls county near zen,
rerort heavy rains all the way from i'o''
10 within few miles Of Temple rms r','
fell along district almost cNciuaiNe''
visited by the hail aud which was fepi""'
ed carly in June The young cotton Is 'o'N-
ing fine and gives promise OF making more
cotton per acre than the older pan"
Crosby. Harris county, Texas July e
The drouth continues. early plahleu cot'V'i
is commencing to shed, and unless ra.u
comes In few days It will be- injured con
sidrr9bly Late cotton is still looking well.
but no. making much CROWN. nv 'hu'ua
lions fer rain have been good for severa!
DAYS The farmers are still in hopes mat
1t will come in time.
Liberty. Liberty County. Texas, July 3D.
Liberty and immediate vicinity is suler-
ing very much for rain Cotton is sheu-
ding fast and unless 1t raine soon WIN ne
considerably damaged. In many Iot''u .,
of the county they have had fine rains ana
80, yict5 Of cnt,on ia assured The
fruit crop is badly damaged by the droulh
| Missouri City. Fort Bend County. Texas.
July 23.--lt continues to BE- very airy III
this section. Corn has suffered, especialy
tho young crop. some Of which VIII not
make anything. Cotton is shediihe lasC
and will not make half a crop without rain
| cones soon Gardens are all burning up
and stock water is getting scarce.
| Atlanta. Caes County Texas. July ~
This county has been visited during the
past week BY partial showers which nave
! STAYED the crops. aud the cf:ltion is bet
! ter than week ago; yet So ut general
| rain soon the crop Will be very short. n
general rain now will insure a better cot
ton crop than last year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24

drilled with the single exception OF the
Houston Light Guard.
Captain Reichardt has not been eiec'ed
major of the First regiment, as reported,
but has simply been acting In the absence
of Colonel wettermark To be captain OF
the Houston Light Guard Is honor enough
for him. ho saye. and he seeks no higher
title
Miss weldcr and her maids Of honor were
rendered a reception tonight by the officers
Of the First regiment. The Kennedy Kiiles
band furnished the music and quartettes
from the Sealys and Houston Light Guard
sang acceptably, while Sergeant Weleh OF
the Emmets entertained the crowd with
solos sung in his peculiarly sweet tenor
voice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
ARCHIE MMTLf.ty CONVICTED OF
RAPE AT CoNROE.
Crime Was Committed Inst Week
Near Egypt, the victim nrtng
IL Little Girl.

Conroc. Texas, July 90 Fully 1000 peo-
ulc were In attendance at the district cour,
TODAY to witness the trial OF Archie Nc
MILAN. who committed rape upon tho little
9-ycur- old child OF ". NJ. Giles on the
10th instant at Egypt switch about eight
miles south Of conroc on tho international
and Great Northern railroad, The Jury
was composed Of Montgomery couuty's hest
citizens, and after being nut about seven
minutes returned aud rendered verdict OF
guilty, assessing The death penalty. No
notice OF appeal has been given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
SHERIFF ENJoINED.

lnjunctions seem to be coming into fash
ion. The Texas City improvement company
came into court today and sprung one on
tho sheriff.
1t appears that on May 81 Julius Wink
Ter recovered judgment in the district
court against the Texas City Improve
ment company and the Texas city Mill and
Elevator company for s52l6 and costs. Tire
judgment provided that execution issue.
first against the Texas City Mill and Ele-
vator company. and then against the Texas
City Improvement company. The execution
was Issued and placed in the hands Of the
sheriff
Thereafter n receiver was appointed Tor
the Texas city Mill and Elevator company
and the sheriff levied the execution on the
property OF the Texas City improvemt mt
company to satisfy the Winkler tudg-
ment
Now The Texas City Improvement COM
psny comes into court and applies for an
injunction against the sheriff to stop him
from levying upon the property OF the I'm
provement company until the property of
the Texas City Mil and Elevator company
is exhausted or the receivership closed.
Judge Stewart granted the injunction,
but specified that a bond for $1,000 be
| given
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24
THE SIMS MT MON.
The sixth Annual Meeting Was We'll
Attended and Very Enjoyable.

3 La "
~ ,,,,,, ., '.rb. s,xib annual
i'aIy' ieHus' 'u'' 80 - ,.,, -,
reunion OF the Sims ex-silV's was "e'u 9.
the Sims park, three miles northwest al
,alv today. A large crowd of blacks and
$50 or, and the reunion was
Whites ""s Pi's'"s :, ,,.a al
enc OF the happiest iof years ~ "'''
most touching to see master ana sia'e
greet each other and hear their oNprSsslo,,s
of love. ON every side was heard; itoWuy
do. marster? lse 80 glad to see you.
flows de mlssus and chll'on getlin' on!
and similar inquiries.
shortly after 10 o'clock Anderson hrack'
who lives at Waco, but who once was
Sims slave and is II years OF age. mace
halt-hour speech. in which he went over
cid times and closed by making an urgent
appPal to the cid owners and the oN-slaN.s
themselves to hive memorial book pun
II she'd, telling about the circumstances out
of which grew the reunion and Its meet
ines since.
John u. McRae, young lawyer IRON
Waxahachie, then mounted the platform
and smoke for five minutes HIS amer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-24

Olive, Texas. July 22.--The FxJ
day presented box OF fine ma
pears from the vineyard AID al
Olive, sterncnbcrg q Co. viii.
shipped to the office at Horstz
Mr.. Walter Harrington Of PHI 1
few days ship two cars Of pein |,
Texas. Since the fruit season hsi
the fruit shippers of Hardin cgy
been troubled as to where then In
TO come from but Mossrs. Olive, Sas
a Co. solved the proh,em BY pSs
box factory, where they are ~.
turn out any quantity Of any siss
uO.iCg