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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25

Harry Vaudsrberry has been trans
ferrsd to the Third Lig htnouse: dis
trict, with headquarters in New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25

Should be your motto when you need medi-
cine. Do not be induced to take any substitute
when you call for Holds Sarsaparllla. Expe-
rienro has proved It 10 he the best. II is an
honest medicine, possessing actual and I'M
equalled merit. Be wise and profit by Tho ~
perience OF other people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25
FADS OF TIE FASHIONABLE
Needlework Done by Women
While at a Lecture.
GIRLS ARE SELLING OLD JEWELRY
And Receiving in Exchange
Gold ThimbleS.

Wealthy People Encouraging Industry
Women Wearing Very Decoiiete Bodices
and Arranging, Their Brooches Right
Along the Lane of Their CorsaEes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25

Hood's Pills are the favotite family caIhsrtic
ensy TO take, easy to operate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
THE SULTAN is IN A GREAT RAGE
,...rs Refused to Discuss the Retention of Thessay
as Condition of Peace
|,o,r,sH AMBASSADOR VERY BLUNT ABOUT IT.
sa England Will Never Permit Christians to Return TO Turkish Rule
uh,o NIliam Learned That Russia Supported Cur He
fastened to Align Himself on the Same Policy


negotiations
the ambassadors
a Rev as together refusal
sn the Thessay.
the
he
~ he
M,
whom
dddng the powers
The Turks the Philip
also
though
1t is
evening"
any
seeking
prevent remTsion of the Turkish
$
ar the
adn he ira Nolo
|Exaa,e
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SHORT MEMS STOKES.

cAnLINNiLLE. lll.-,TAc s.. Louis NIL
ing plant wls destroyed by llre: loss 500.
t0,. insurance N5pV'
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--Professor Bar
NJ. rd's "alr-hip" Leiloon burst. but tho
parachute appliances enaoied the profess
sor to land safely
EIGIN. ln.-Ouno Eil,s, a miner. was
instantly Killed IN m explosion AZ shot
coal mine. Nm Ieiper, a companion
miner. was seriously Injured.
CHIcAGo-A test case Will be Instituted
n. once 10 determine ihe consitutionnlty
OF the Torp-ns law adopted by the VOTERS
OF Cook county al the election on Mon
SAN FRASCIsco Warden Hale OF
san Quentin says he VIII not proceed with
the execution of Theodore Durrunt unless
so advised by Attorney Gem'rnl Fitas'f-
aid.
VICTORIA. y. c.-Mcal,cr particulars
were brought bY thu Empress Of Japan OF
gale on the coast Of china IN which {,
is estimated lhar some 800 men losI their
lives.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--A call was rsucd
by ,he Nauonsh democratic executive
no,rnittae Tor a StIte convention to nomi-
nate candidate for clerk of mo court Of
aupe.ils.
vIcKsBuRG, Miss--The ylcl.sburs
cation exchange SOFT message Of thanks
10 Senator Bacon Of Georgia for his sue
eeH.ful Efforts N having duty placed on
cotton.
HARRIS On. Ark The gcone County
bank closed rs doors. ana @. j. Crimp
was appolnled receiver by J,,dgc iIudcirN
Tho assets are said 10 lie $4,000 ard lla-
bilities $4,000.
KALKALNA. wis.--Thc print paper
mills of the Fox river valley viii shut
down two Jays each week In order 10
curtail the output end better the market
for thcr produci y possible.
KANSAS cITY-4rhe Southwestern MI
lers association amended The bylaws by
placing the assessment upon each miller
al cents for each barrel of flour az
coriing 10 the oapocly Of his mil.
CITY OF MEXlco-All existing con
cessions for railways granted 10 the Mex
team National Construction company have
heen forfeited for nOn-fulhllment OF the
terms of charter
LONDON election in the Peters
field division of Hampshire turned on tho
conservative was elected by small ma
iurity whore TWO years ago there was no
opposition.
BUpAI'EsT'H--s Socialist peasant riots
have taken place IN the ccmmunes OF Ma
duyrra and Aluar, Gend'arfnes al both
places were Obliged to fire upon the riot
0rs. Two PES SAINTS were KILLED ana forty
seriously wounded.
WILLIAMSBURG Ohio--A tramp made
an attempt TO crimiuafy assault Mrs.
Enlma Curtis. a highly respected lady.
Mrs. Curtis Is IN a very critical condition.
The feilow hal 70 be n'moyed secretly TO
Bata.ia TO save his life.
MILES CITY. MVnt.-There is very little
change In The indian situation. IT Ia gen
orally thought among cifizens who know
chief White Bull thai he win not be taken
alive. White Bull ana MS followers ar.
"a. large and 300 determined men are try
ung to arrest him.
SPRINGFIEI.D. IiI.-Governor Tanner
signed the Allen railway bill. II author
ICES ffty-year eXfenslons OF existanx
street railway franchises; allows cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
PROPOSE TO TAKE PART IN NEXT
YEARS FIGHT.
to Push Permanent Orgnntsa-
ton az Rapidly ms Possible.

Chicago, June e.-The executive commit
leo of the national silver party held q
session this afternoon 10 discuss methods
Of carrying on the organization. The ma
tional committee OF the new party did not
hold a meeting today as Intended but de-
cidcd to leave the selection OF tho exccu-
tive committee TO Chairman Towno. Ex-
senator Fred j. Dubois of Idaho Will DO
chairman of this committee. Tho others
have not vet been selected. National head
quarters will be III charge OF cx- Congress.
man Towno OF Minnesota. and for the
present Will be ut Duluth The committee
favored Immediate organization for the
congressional elections for iSaS, and also
FOR the campaign OF 1900. aud instructed
Chairman Towno to push tho work M rap
idlv az possible. Chairman Townc said
that the conference was better than he
expected, and that he believed 1t indi-
Gated that the sliyor republicans would
hold the balance OF power In the congress
sional and presidential elections.
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faios TO continue. permits consolidation
OF companies, and mekcs no provision for
CONVERSATION to MUNICIPALITIES.
NEW IoRK-The members OF the Pan
american de!ccltion visited the tntvor,
tho produce exchange, the maritime OK
change, the coffee exchange, the stock
eNohange and tho chamber of commerce
IN turn, business being ccnrrally sur-
pondod during their visit al each plasc.
DETROIT. Micn.--Thc anal bus. ness
sessions Of tho imperial council, Mobiles
OF the, Mystic Shrine, wore held, and the
coui oil. by unanimous vote, decided 10
hold the lSAS meeting at Dallas, rexos,
beginning The second Tuesday in juno,
Alber, NJ McGSncy OF Denver was elect
III grnnd rotvntate,
FARls-rwo members OF the old nobil-
iiv. Count Robert de Montcsquotn ana
Henri do Rcgineir. fought duel over
remark made by the sistcr-in-iaw OF the
LITTER, which was taken 10 mean that
the coun; had diaplayei cowurrlice at tho
charity bazaar fire, Tho count VAS wound
cd In tho right hard.
kANSAS CITY President w, H. Pres.
ten OF SicuN CITY. Iowa. called tho see
ord annual convention of Tho National
St"liI Met's association 10 order. faclnr
@n DELEGATES from NIL paws OF the country
Inc report OF tho SECRETARY showed mat
local associations had been organized In
tearlN ever, large city in the country.
WASHlNGTON-~u Up to this time the
turkish government has not returned an
onnNr as 10 whc,hcr the q, plantations
uHerct 49, 10 the rcCc nj Of Minister Angel
ere satisfactory TO Il aud II liz not deemed
VS., 70 make another mistake by allow
ma him To proceed TO his pest at Con-
S'nntinop,c untu 20 ~ known positively
Nhat he win be persona sratR.
HuNTSNtLLE, Ala Louis Thompson
ana Walter Neville. tho two nNgroes spir-
Tied here to prevent lynohing at Dcalur
are charged with rnVish ms NNllo IawtpH
the la-yegr- OLD daughter NJ a mechanic
a. pecStur, \ negra woman L. also .,n-
plicaud II being charged she held the
girl while Thomrson accomplished his
prrpoSe, Neville having been stationed ns
a sentinel at ,hn gAtC II tho lslwinn
house, The deed wns committed month
ago. and tho girl was told Tint ii she ,u,,n-
tened tho AFFAIR she would be killed. The
rrl Identified both men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
JAPAN HAS COME DOWN.
Made a Reasonable Proposition aud
bawaii Accepted 1t.
PLANTERS WILL. FIGHT THE TRUST.
Canadian Government stands Ready
TO Aid Them tu Their Battle.
several Plans Considered.

San Francisco, June e.--Advices have
Just been received from Honolulu per
steamer Australia to the effect that Japan
ESQ Minister Shingamura has changed at
,!tude to some extent since Last advices
from the Hawaiian capital. After the de-
parture Of the steamship Peru, several
conferences were held between Ministers
Cooper and Shingamura with the result
that the Japanese representative made
proposals of much more reasonable ma
ture than those which he hrst offered.
Originally Japan demanded indemnity
for the fetal number Of immigrants turned
away from the islands. Now. however.
1t is understood that she is willing to oc-
cept damages In cases wheru the immi-
grant was illegally rejected, This PROPOSE
ton the Hawaiian government will accept.
The original hill was for $40 yen Tor ench
landing. The Hawaiian government admits
that among thousands or more immigrants
a few errors may have been made and II
any such appear ON thorough lnvestiga-
ton, expresses its readiness 30 pay TOT
such mistakes male through the zeal OF
It's officials,
\, the instance OF Il. T. NicAcl
wealthy SnlnpNnfT bt HdU itNHNl'Vhs VIC
sugar planters OF tic island requisite are
considering the proposition tcnius toward
independent action and throwing OFF tho
yoke of the suPar trust. one, II ia undor-
stood is the establishment Of refinery
at Vancouver. y. C In case the reciprocity
treaty is ahrocated.
The Canadian government IL willing to
grant a concession to Hawaii IN return
for her business. and tho Canadian Pacific
railroad win furnish special terms Tor
transportation TO the Atlantic scabohrd II
the scheme will be carried out In any
event. however, the planters are resolved
to neht the trust. and should the treaty
not be integfered with It Is proposed TO
shin all the sugar raised in Hawaii to New
York or Philadelphia wh,re II viii ho sold
In open market to the highest bidder II
the Hawaiian output is shipped around the
Horn the large sailing iloet nov plying be
tween the islands and san trNncis'o VIII
bc withdrawn and an opposition line OF
steamers. backed by Hawaians be suhSli-
tutcd.
1t is understood that the cause NJ the
trouble between the planters and me
sprcclLos combine is tho increase demand
ed by the latter for hauling Hawaiian
sugar. namely. IS cents per pound.
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DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.
N"n'htued From First Pagc.)


IS a. l2;l5 p. m. No mention was made
|sA,Smma e time of taking up the sugar
srsnI.e, ana the debate proceeded on the
on ~ schedule.
|th,r,." e rice paragraph Mr.. Allison. in
la sr u the bill. withdrew the commit
o., Iahunents reducing the house rates,
M MING the house rates standing.
De ,r,t.s OF Texas moved to strike out
Lev nn rice Paragraph and substitute a
y, esn, placing a uniform duty OF 40
a.c,as "a vaiorem on all grades OF rice.
EMS'ed--ls to 40
ytIau,,r0e 'noerats-B Bacon. Clay. McEnery.
-ADsn ana Tiilman--and four populists
,s,et NJ, sputler, Heitfeld and Stewart
Tie Nv 'n me republicans in the negative.
Il cam paragraph was then agreed to as
H. from the house.
ar,ss SDa rye -four was agreed to as re-
,tsv nssssraph 2si on tapioca had been
q s,s. oat by the senate. on the question
tah tooL 70 This change. Mr.. Rawiins Of
stien,n, s moor 10 answer Mr.. Vests
fal" Of 1espercay that new evangeli
sAintd h"oeratie doctrine was being rro-
kr Rar,,e er'aln democratic senators.
Y The eor, said he had heen a member
lxr al ,h a m, on resolutions and plat
tn ta,Ir Shieago convention presenting
esussion Y.ause which had been under
sts spresa ~ was on his motion that 1t
~ hr Of Kentucky interrupted to
nng ci.,.s a"liis. since be presented the
4ArIc WHf THE GOOD OLD DEM
WORD ONLY" AFTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
BAYLOR CoLl.f.GE.
Graduating EXERCISES at the Imp
list Institutiaa ut Bcltnn.

| Bolton. Texas, June s-'lhc following
programme was rendered last night at the
opera house. which WAS crowded to It's Ut
most capacity. The graduating exercises
took place this morning. Roy j.. ID. Lam
kin of Houston delivered the annual adj
dress TO tho graduates
Piano duo-rantasie de Concert. Misses
Bert Corey. Pauline Moore
Mock dnbnte "Hoh0lyod that Woman'A
Dress Should be Regulated by Law" Missea
May Perry, Ruth Barton.
vocal seNtotto.-'O cr Blooming Meadow
tWclterlin}. Mlsves Nctte Carter, Lillian
rruh Jimmie Perry, Maggie Heron. sadie
Mcintyre. Susie Myer.
Piano solo polonoIse," 70 major tLisap.
Miss Belle James.
Presentation OF Academia medals.
Violin duetAlagro. Andanto, Rondo
niluyeD. MISSES DEM Cooper, Lillian
Prult.
Now tho Count Wins a wife. Scene
from The Honey Moon" Misses Luclc Har-
rio and Manic Dnwoll.
Vocal solo Good Night; Fareweii
tRucken1. Mics Jesse Dockum.
Address y. Marion Law.
Presentation of hsturcal medals,
Cousin Frank" Misses Sadie Mcintyre.
Marie Tynes. Ruth Barton. Hassle Hender-
son. John Wallace,
IIil'slkANiNlI. 'O-"sh'f 'SsS'
Historical ~'Mlssee Sualo Myer. bertha
Macarthur. Lillian pruit.
Academia Misses Mary d. MCGEE. Mary
Tumlln. Louaeilo Rose.
Bolton. Texag, June 9.-'fhe commence
ment exercises Of Baylor College c'osed
yesterday, whom the following young ladies'
received diplomas:
Literary Mabel McF Austin, a. d.;
Mamie u Baggett, Il. s., Lenora Alma
Cole, u. g. Mamie Blanch Dowoli, u. B.;
Edna u. Farrer. a. h., Annie Lewis Nor
rIs, A. H.. Mary y. McGee, 4. b.; Julla
Miller. A, D.; Josephine Mai Morris, u.
9, Lille !. Myord, A. ~; Ella Mchdains,
b. s.: Margaret a. Savage, Is. y.
Piano Mabel Mclnrlone Austin, Bertha
Casey, Julia Dell james, Mary ID. McGee.
julia miller, Pauline IL, Moore. Lillian MAJ
Whitisy
Vocai--Nctt II. Carter, Jessie 4. Dock
,im Bertha Mini Macarthur.
Elocution--Grace Mizelle Hammond.
Poat graduates Blanch Dowoll.
Anna Lewis Morris, N
Dr. l.. ID. Lamkln of Houston delivered
the graduating address.
Or u. II. Mells and Miss Julia Harris
Mclyen. members OF tho faculty for next
session. ara hero.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
THE STUBBORN TURK.
Irouble of the Powers In bringing
Him Tn Drnnr Terms.

kruble of the Powers In bringing
Him To Pence Terms.
Cprstantinople June 9.-lt is expected
hr strong pressure will be necled to
rswme the resistance Of the Turkish
C,snment to the retroces sion Of Thes-
E!, The report that Great Britain is OPP
tsir, on religious grounds, the Turks
(xsriiou Of Thessalv. >~Lsiag circulated
hsn with a view to exciting Mussulmau
rsttism. The powers contend that as
~ guarantee the integrity of Turkey.
D. hitter must respect the integrity of
btAA
Memorandum submitted TO the Turk
" frernment by he powers proposes
~ The crests Of the mountains on the
'rNk frontier be occupied by Turkish in
lai OF Greek troops and also the indem-
ny be in proportion to the resources of
gfsce. 1t is further proposed to modify
~ capitulations for special privileges en-
fled by Greek subjects in Turkey. with
View 10 abolishing certain abuses which
Eve been subject OF complaint upon the
fri OF the Turks. The two latter ques
sas will be intrusted to commission
experts and the delimiting of the from
u VIII be executed by a national military
fsnmission.
now rests with the Turkish government
asHer peace will he concluded speed
y not and it is believed the sultan will
H., 20 long as possible. The dispatch Of
.Cnes Of the British. Russian and Italian
sSies to Thessaly with instructions TO
Ip,V me situation there is due to reports
I.ulsu'atlon that Turkish irregulars com
I.s'ei eSccsses in ShtssalY, where many
lssu ~ nave peeh uesNuSeu w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
DRESSED mEET POLICY.


washington. June 9.-The adminis,ra-
ton has outlined an important policy. to
end. II possible. the controversies between
this government and Great Britain, Ger
many, Franco and Belgium, regarding the
exclusion Of American cattle and dressea
beef. This policy contcmplates the sub
mission Of mn earnest Joint protest by the
Diplomatic representatives OF the United
states in London. Berlin, Paris and Drus-
sels aiming al the revocation OF she dis
criniiuatury regulations which these nationh
have imposed upon American cattle and
beef. before their donarture for their re-
spsctive posts, Ambassadors Hay. Porter
and White received Instructions TO confer
with each other and with Bellainy Storer,
the now minister in Brussels. for the pur
pose OF taking united action In This matter.
In case the protest mace by the four
Diplomats named is not effective, retllia
tory measures NAV be- adopted by the
United States in the cases Of all govern
mcnts concerned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
THE RICHER COURTS.

san Antonio Texas. June a-rhe fol-
lowing proceedings were had today in tho
court of civil 0ppealo for tho Fourth su-
prome judicial district OF Texas:
Affirmed Galveston, harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS., Louisn Nc
Croy ct al, from Bexar. Henry Terrell, re-
cowor. VS. Lillian w, Russell. from BeS1r.
virgie blackburn Vs. James A. blackburn,
from lasallo, George L. steinhack va city
Of Galveston, from Galveston; Nj, a..
Davidson ct al VS.. u. H. logeman Chair
company. from Jefferson; Il. IL. Jlmmony
vs.. Alnah Belle Burns OF al. from Ataseosu;
j. Nj. Brown va. Fort Worth and Denver
city Railway company ct al. from Harris.
a. nrouilhet VS.. Packard & Meyer from
Galveston; j II. Lunior. Standardization.
vs. Miles Taylor from Hardin; u. a. ELY
W. +. II. Cunningham, from Fort Bend,
tho Phoenix Insurance company OF Hart
ford VIZ A, j. Swami, from Smith.
Affirmed In part and rendered In part
burrows Bros. % nj Va. Groves Irrigation
! company, from Hec
Reformed aud AiTlrmed--.iohn C. Nogt vs..
neXar county ~ al. from heSar.
Reversed and rendered Southern Build
ing and Loan association OF Knoxville,
Tenn. VS., n O skinner at al from BeSor;
Ron II. Cnbcll ct al VS.. Jamos Jackson ct
at. from HcNar
submitted u r. brown vs. Enrique
Niscaya, from ncNar,
Motions submlttod--Mlmo National bank
We Il 4. Rich sheriff, ct al, from Whar-
ton, motion 10 reform Judgment Ia. II
Davis va. j. 4. Harper. from lal Prso,
motion to advance cause. International
and Great Northern Railroad company Va.
-. NJ Cook from Anderson. motion Tor
additional nudingn Of fact and law; Major
lIarl at al Va George w. West 81 al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
WEATHER AND CROPS
FINE OUTLOOK FoR corn AND COT
Ton IN WALKER.
blooms and Roll. In Houston County.
The Yield wan He Above
nm Average.

fovolady, Texas, June e--Nr. II. J.
Clark, living a few miles west OF town,
presented on tho 18th instant TO Tho Post
correspondent forty cotton blossoms aud
one halt srown boil which he gathered
from his farm. Ho ia reliable and says he
has had blooms since before tho LIST In
slant, Cotton Is earlier In this section then
ever known before Fine prospects over the
entire county and It is suspected that tho
yield viii be above ap average. that is, II
seasons continue plentiful.
New Waverly, ToAaa, juno a--The last
rain upon tho corn crop inHures u magn-
hcent Yield without any moro rain. Tho
farmers and others are enjoying breath
OF relief and are worry much pleased with
tho outlook FOR a cotton crop. Although It
10 yet small 1t ia IN line tx and is looking
very mo. While there Is not much differ
onoc IN the acreage as compared with last
year, tho yield will be 80 per cont larger
at least, Az II rue cotton Ia earlier than
usual which, together with It's quick
growth, will insure II against worms to q
certain extent Lice arc reported in some
places.
Caldwell, Texas. juno 9--Iast weeks
hail storm destroyed ahou, 5000 acres OF
crops In this county. meat OF IL being In
Cedar ere X bottom and very rich land, In
sixteen hours after tho storm rep!auting
wac begun ana by the cnd of his week 1t
VIII be finished The rains during the past
week have already insured II fair crop OF
corn Cotton Ia not doing very well In tha
section owing TO cotton lice.
Burnet, Texas. June S-Tho weather re-
mains cool aud clear aud the farmers arc
making the most OF II in harvesting tho
small grain crop. Wheat is said to DO
very good, and has all been cut. Tho ont
crop Is alao said to be very fine, but there
yet remains ANAL portion OF the crop
yet too green to cut,
Thurber Junction. Texas June S.--Cop-
Ions rains in full season for all crops to
this date Prospects were never hettcr In
this section Cotton acreage lerger than
ever before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

LoTT--w. q. Toler and Miss Susie
Weather were married sunday afternoon.
FLOYDAnAN-H, u. Ewing. age eS years,
died here Thursday evening and was bur
led with Masonic honors Friday.
PEARSALi--R Robert De Vnhiss ron OF
John De Vilhss. died here from iocsiaw.
supposed to have been caused from thorn
in HIS foot.
ROCK lSLAND--J. W. Tinker was So
vcrely bruised up IN runaway. aud mar
rowly escaped death. He viii recover In
II ehprt time,
ALICE -- Mr.. Charles We'll shipped
eighteen cars OF fat cntilo 10 Chicago this
week on tho 9th l.. :. Cox shipped eight
double deck cars OF sheep to Valentine,
TcXns.
l,AMFASAs- school trustees OF this
city viii meet June 81 FOR the purpose OF
elcctlng superintendent and corps o;
teachers for the public high school for the
ensuing year.
SHERMAN meeting Of tho city
cuuncil Troasuror Hall submitted IA report
showing the amount ON hand 10 be S2S
bsa. II which amount s6d73.lG Is In bonds,
carrying balance Of slesS.Si In cash.
TERRELI.-Th aldermen having re
fused to resign on request OF the mass
meeting. some other move viii probably
effort viii be made to abolish tho corpora
tion
hASTROP third and last game OF
hnll between Bastrop and Austin resulted
TN score OF 20 to s In favor OF Bustrop.
Observation-Disclosures. Hooker and Mcphaul Tor
Bastrop; Maxwell. chatham aud Hickey for
Austin.
GAGNEsVILLE- Mrs, sailie II. Cox, 6o
years of age, was found dead in bed. She
had been sufferer from asthma for ycors,
and II Is supposed died from that disease.
She leaves one child. Undertaken Geo. cox
and sister in Waco, Mrs. Charles Hal
zcll.
TERRELI-W A. Tyncs' dwelling on
Asylnm avenue burned about ~ o'clock
last night Fire is supposed tn have caught
from the nuc Tho house Was insured for
500 or $500, and tho household goods for
1900 Some Of the household soohs We're
saved.
WEIMAR--Dr. Alien. prominent ply
plriau and surgeon Of l'latonia. aud airs.
Susie noggett of this city We're married
hero today and lcf, on the weSleouh' pos-
eeng,r train FOR home In l'iGtonln At l2-ih
H. m. The bride Inns many relatives and
irlonds in this city.
LOCKuART- Mr. c. NJ. Connolly died
Monday morning about o'clocl at the
rosiaence of his Son Tom Connolly Mr.
Connolly has suffered for many years WIN
cancer on HIS face Witch had eaten II al
r,csl beyond recognition. He bore ms all-
foring aImost entirely without compliant
He died at tho age o. 90 Years re WIS
fs,o ~ tho carly settlers OF this tCnidwolll
cnnrty ua was n member OF tho Baptist
church and also member Of the Masonic
fra,eruitv by which order no was buried
,,ostcr1av evening In the LOckhaft Gene
tory.
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s.u,,.r, pre.b,tcr,nn Missions,

Nashville Tenn, Juno 9.--Yosterday The
board Of missions OF tho Presbyterian
church South met and elected officers
as follows. Rev. II. @. Reed, chairman;
Rev. Angus Mcdonald and w. II Ray
mond vice chairmen; Rev. II. II Chester
secretary: ETskine Reed. treasurer. Rev
ID. c. Rankin. editor OF the Missionary
Miss Meru Dupee OF North Carolina wah
appointed missionary 10 Brazil, Miss Edith
Houston was appointed missionary TO Mex
leo and Rev. II, ". Myers of Virginia APP
pointed missionary to an unassigned field.
Rev r. II. Chester was ordered to ar
range for visit 10 the mission fields in
China. Japan aud corea during the present
wear