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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07

r. NJ. Gurnsey's new saloon. the
Maine" was opened at s o'clock last
night at so West First South The
name was applied from the late battle
snip. and a large painting of the shat
tered cruiser, by Harlow, was exhib-
tied in the window. The place is at
tractiveIy furnished, and many of Mr..
Gurnsey's friends called there last
night to wish him success in the new
venture
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Beware of slough ice. Ask your ply
sician or any of your neighbors how
it compares with our Park City or dis
TILED water ice. We guarantee you a
prompt and satisfactory delivery. Our
solicitor will call on you. Remember
the red wagons. Telephone 43.
SALT LAKE ICE co.
]. c. LYNCH. Manager.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MICCABEES.
State Association of Commanders
and Past Commanders Formed.

and Past Commanders Formed.
A meeting of the members of the order
knights of the Maccabees, who are enti-
tied, by reason of their rank. to seats in
a grand lodge of the order. was held in
the Maccabees tent, ]. o. o. F. hall, last
evening. for the purpose of forming a
state association of commanders and past
commanders.
The meeting was called to order by Su-
preme Commander Wright. Sir Knight
Harris of Ogden was chosen as temporary
commander and Sir Knight L. ]. Kyes of
Salt Lake as temporary record keeper.
\ permanent organization was effected,
and the following officers elected:
Sir knight L. ]. Holther. Ogden. past
commander: Sir Knight w. A. Wright,
Salt Lake, commander; Sir Knight L. E.
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Plaisted In Boise.

Boise Statesman: Frank H. Plaisted.
travelling freight agent Of the Union
Pacific, was in the city yesterday be-
tween trains. He was feeling elated
at a stroke of business done at On
tario, where he billed a train of 10
cars of cattle over his line.
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Warning.

Sickness and death may be carried
to your home by condemned typhoidic
ice. offered this spring Protect your
self and children by using the clearest
and purest ice in Salt Lake. Take P.
V. spring water ice from the white
wagons.
Tel. IS. MOUNTAIN ICE co.
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USUAL CONFERENCE RATES
Via OREGON sho,t Line

for the 6sth annual conference of the
Mormon church. Salt Lake CITY. AnriI
6 to 10, from all points on the Oregon
short Line. Selling dates from near
points April to 70. limit April Is:
from farther points. April to 9. limit
April IS. For particulars see Oregon
Short Line agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07
APOSTLE RICHARDS.

Apostle F. D. Richards spoke chiefly
regarding the importance of the law of
tithing and urged that it should be
The benediction was pronounced by
President Angus NJ. Cannon and con-
ference adjourned until this morning.
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Sixty-eighth General Gathering of
the Mormon Church.
PRIEST. WOODRUFF SPEAKS
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT WOMEN
WILL GO AS MISSIONARIES.

Statement Made By President George
G. Cannon-Are Now 1,7O0 Mis-
sionaries In the Field and the
Work Is to Be Prosecuted With
Even More Vigor = Other Ad-
dresses.
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FOR SALE.

EGGS from first prize Bramah chickens
Apply to NJ. H. Desky's clothing store.
WaSatch block
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TooELE COUNTY, notice.
special Train For Conference.

From April to 10 inclusive, special
train via oregon Short Line. viii leave
terminus at a. m, arriving Salt Lake
$40 a. m. Returning viii leave Salt
Lake .. m. arriving terminus 7:4O
p. m. This is in addition to regular
train service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07

Special sale at Mullett's on Friday
April Sth All mems suits and over
coats go at S4.75 each for this day only
See show windows.
GEO. MULLETT & CO,
Commercial Block
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Glove week at Auerbach,s.

Finest Pique Kid Gloves, in all sizes
and colors; most perfect fitting and
best wearing Glove made. Regular 81
quality This week $3.50 a pair, at
F. AUERBACH e. BRO.
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APOSTLE GRANT

Apostle Heber J. Grant urged the
Saints to be strictly honest in their
financial dealings, to pay their tithing
and keep all the laws of the gospel. If
they did this, they would receive spir-
itual and, temporal reward for their
faithflIlnesS
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Auction.
LOST.

49, ~
ON MARCH 81. 1898. between Sandy and
raZors, etc. etc. Finder will get large re-
ward by addressing ]. l. Lawson. Al
South Second East, Salt Lake City.
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PERSON AL.

"AIARRY:-Denver Corresponding club
members. worth $4,000. private list 10c.
r. l.. Love Denver, Colo.
EADIESI Chichester's English FernyfoyaI Pills
IL Diamond Brand, are the Best. STE. Reliable
for Ialiss. ~ IETrEE BY Return = L.. At Druggists
Chichester Chemical Co., hiladl.. P..
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Special at Mullett's on Friday, April
Sth. All mems suits go at s4.75 each
for this date only. See show windows.
GEO. MULLETT & CO,
Commercial Block.
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day We're as follows:
Bar silver. SIS cents.
Lead, brokers'. $3.50.
Copper, casting, $ll.1215.
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS-The Langton
House ha sheen remodeled ond refurnish-
ed Over Salt Lake Equitable Coop. "A
West First South. Everything first-class;
terms reasona BILE. Mrs. ReLecca Griffiths.
40 HOUSES. all prices. kinds and Ioca-
tons; furnished and unfurDished: the
only complete list. futile Bros.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIR AND MRS. B. II. MCPHERSON
tender their thanks to their many friends
dietrass at the death of their infant
daughter, Marion ]. Nickerson-
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The Keelev Institute.

For the cure of liquor, opium and
cigarette habits. The only Kelley in
stitute in the state. Address lock box
$50. Salt Lake City.
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CITIZENS COAL COMPANY.
W. ]. Wolstenholme, treasurer.
J. r. Ellerbeck, president.
So West Second South. Tel. 40.
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STEAM HEATING.

F G. HARPIS. with the David James
Co steam and hot water heating. NO. o.
Main street.
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Organs, from $500 up.
+. n. JENKINS,
205 South State street.
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Seeds! seedsl seedsl

Don't fail to order of Bailey & Sons,
60 East Second South street.
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SHERMAN WAS THERE.
That Is Why War Was Not De
clared Yesterday.

New York. April 6.-The directors of
the Pitts5urg. Fort Wayne & Chicago
road held a meeting here today and
elected Charles MeCulloch of this city
a director in the place of Z. F. Will
liams, resigned. John Sherman, sec
rotary of state, is a director of this
road and was present at today's meet
inc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07

ALI, KINDS scavenger work done by
the new City Scavenger company II
East Eighth South street
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Sheriff Turner is down from Logan. He
reports that DR.. Darlington of Brigham
City. who is awaiting his second trial
on a criminal practice charge, is fast
losing his mind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07

SCHULTZ MALT EXTRACT. a food. .
ionic 500 a dozen. The Kentucky
fjonor Co, Is E Second South. agents
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits F. Armstrong
president; ]. E. Jennings. cashier: "a
E. lst South street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 INVESTED actually earning IS per
cent weekly profits Rare chance No
stock or KlOndike scheme. Safe enter
prise. Control capital yourself D.
Sloane. 40 St. Paul street. Baltimore. Nd.
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Salt Lake Valley Lodge No Il meets
every THURSDAY evening at the Gladstone
building. Main street
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

THE DAVID JAMES 20 o nD,ag aad
eornice work No 81 Main street
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D. A. AND N. SOCIETY
1t Has Done Nothing to Forfeit It's
Title.
BISHOP GIVES HIS VIEWS
CALLED OUT BY THE RESoLU-
TON OF BUCKLE.

Statement Made to Him By John R.
Winder, the President-But Fur
Their Antagonist Is Likely-Con-
illusions Reached By Attorney
General Bishop.
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Our Eighth Annual Sale.

F. NJ Bishop has removed his ASA
office to 156 South West Temple.
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laid stress upon the observance of the
word of wisdom.
PRESIDENT LORENZO SNOW.

At the afternoon session, after sing
ing and prayer by Elder Anthony A
some length, giving advice and confin-
ing his discourse to doctrinal subjects.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-07
Big Conference Reduction On Pianos
and ORGANS.

On all pianos and organs sold dur
ing conference week only, the Cable
Piano company. 23S Main street. have
orders from the factory to make a big
cut on all instruments. This company
has the reputation of doing exactly as
it advertises. They manufacture the
celebrated COnover, Schumann and
Kingsbury pianos. and the old reliable
Chicago Cottage organs. From factory
to home. No middlemen. Pianos. s1O
cash per month; organs, S. cash per
month. Now is the time to select a
good piano or organ and save money.
Remember the place. and that it is
this week only.
CABLE PIANO COMPANY.
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A $50 Kid Glove For s1.on.

Auerbach's Famosa real Kid 2-clasr
Gloves are worth s1.50. Price for this
week, 81. Every pair fitted and war
ranted. F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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SOCIETIES.

JTTAH CHAPTER NO. J. R. A M
Stated convocations held on the first
Wednesday in each month at Masonic
hall at 7:30 p. m Sojourning companions
are cordiclly invited to attend.
VIM p GRANT. NJ E. H P.
NJ c. PHILLIPS. Secretary
ARGENTA LODGE NO. ). A F. AND
M Stated communications held at
Masonic hall the first Tuesday in each
month Members of sister lodges and So
iourning brethren in good standing are
Cordially invited to attend.
VIM T. DALEY, W. II
NJ C. PHILLIPS. Secretary
MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO. 2. A. F. and
M Regular communications held at
Masonic hall. the second Monday Of each
month. Members of sister lodges and
soiourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend
A c. STATEN. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL- Secretary
a. o. q. W.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 10 meets every
Friday evening in the Auerbach building.
Main street c. z. STOKES. NJ. W.
Eagle Gate Lodge No. 10. meets every
Wednesday night at the Odd FELLOWS
temple on Market street. Geo. W. Bar
rows. NJ. w
salt Lake Valley Lodge No II: meets
every Thursday evening at the Gladstone
building Main street
G. W. MOWER. II W.
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FOUND.

A BUNDLE CONTAINING window
blinds. etc. Apply Z. C. Mitchell. 16s
North Seventh West.
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DR.. E. NJ. Keysor. dentist. Auerbach
building, rooms 200 and 20l. Speciality OF
crown and bridge work; gold and sill
yer Filings.
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ABLE PIANO COMPANY.
j. w. VAN SAINT

JOHN NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
Assistant Manager
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MAIZE. Palmist. $50 Main street
MIND READING and ciaIrvoyznt: tells
present and future. gives names and in
itials correctly. etc. Dora Randolph. y
South State street: up stairs. rooms
and 2 Price 25c. Here only two months
more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
THE CLAIM REFUSED.
The County Refuses tn Pny the City's
Claim for school Fund.

Some time ago Superintendent Kim
bNmgh of the city schools mike the report
10 the city council that IN the distribution
OF the State school fund 10 Harris county
for the support and maintenance of the
public schools within the county, the
schools located within the city. which were
c.easly within the county. had received
no rslrt whatever OF the appcrtonment
from 1851 10 tile present time and he ilg-
urSd out that the total amount OF VIII ch
the esty schools had THUS been deprived
UP 10 that tame, amounted 10 the very
handsome sium of SiA,62T20.
The clam was referred TO the city at
totney and yesterday IT was brought before
tee commissioners court and by them re-
iected.
The predicate has thus been laid for
sult. but whether or not suit Will be
brought the matter for the future to deter
mine.
The contention on the part of the county
Is that thu State looks after the city
SCHOOLS Independently by the apport!on-
npent OF a regular per caplta tax upon the
basis Of the scholastic population OF the
cities and towns. and that VIII ae the con
tentian that the city schools are located
IN Harris county is technically correct,
that IKE annual apEurtionment for schools
In the county means. according TO the
aUirit OF the law. schools that are located
IN the county outside of the city.
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Ideal shopping days these.
And now the daily question Is: "Will ii
he finished by Christmas 2"
A woman whom all women like is never
at a oss for men friends as we'll.
There are very few men who are willing
to admit that a woman can ever feel tired.
Talk always to your friends as though
you expected them some times to be your
enemies.
1t shows remarkable strength of mind
never to buy anything that you absolutely
do not need.
The smaller the baby the bigger the bon
net il wears-that is If It's mother is of the
fashionable variety.
II men were in the habit of wearing wells
they would understand Why women are so
devoted to the custom.
1t is always the woman who thinks she
could successfully manage husband who
can not manage to get one.
Persons who drive nails in painted walls
are the SOFT who cOnsder it no sacrilege to
turn down the lsaves ~ hooks.
Lots of women wiil read an article telling
of an actress gown who would never dream
of even scanning the most important item
CT local news
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Personal MENTIOs.


NJ. S. Cooper was in the city yesterday from
Conroe.
a. W. Childress of Dallas Is registered al
tho Lawor.
Mr. Sid ], Winston WAS in the city yester-
day from Richmond.
@. l.. Tabor OF Bryan was registered at the
Hutchlns yesterday
Nj. l.. A. Whatley OF Huntsville was In the
city yesterday registered at the Hutchins.
CAPTAIN I. A. Low, IL well known citizen
OF BRENNAN. is among the guests at the Law.
Tor.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fleming Of Corscanu
are IN the city visiting at the home AIR,
and Mrs. +. #. Fleming.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Craig returns to her home
in Waco Friday morning after visit of ten
days to friends In the city
Mr., VI. l., Stricken OF Key West, Fla, ID
very III at the residence of his mother Mrs.
hainman. 1903 Milan street.
Chief OF Fire Department Hussey and AL
deiman Rosenthal. chairman of the fire COM
m!ttee of the city council lett yesterday for
Waco to Inspect n chemical engine for sale
there.
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From the CnpitaI city.

Austin, Texas, December IA. = State
Health officer Blunt is in receipt OF q
letter from DIR. Yandell. State quarantine
officer at Ell paso, relative to the smallpox
epidemic at that point in which he says
that it is under complete control and that
there Is no occasion for any alarm being
felt about IT,
The tax rolls for Orange county for 1895
received by the comptroller today show a
total valuation OF sis46 500. which is an
increase OF ss2,2s9. This completes the
Lis; OF Tux rolls for 1898. The tntal yalua-
iinn for the State for 1898 will show n
slight aggregate decrease In comparison
with 1897.
The following out OF the thirty nine en-
pioyes OF the general land office have re-
ceivea notice thar they will he retained
by Comnissi0ner-elect Finger: j. 4. Rob-
inson, 4. Ragiand, j. j. Terrell. George l..
Crum Sid Roe. L. e. Wise. DOC Smith.
J, >. Oglesby. Miss Corine Baker, j. y.
Harris, Lyman Bailey. Might Watnhman
bonhsm and Janitor Psl,nquist.
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THE NEW -FOUR pIEcEp SKIRT.

About six yarls of material, double
width, of course. are required to make the
four-peced skirt, il full directions are
carried out but with little deception It
can be accomplished with just little
more than half as many.
In the former case, four little overskirts
are made separately and put on the same
band. In the latter a foundation skirt of
silk or imitation silk Is MAZE and the
miniature skirts sewei upon It. each over
tapping the other enough to hide the head
ing so that separate effect is maintained.
The skirt has an abbreviated train and
slightly sweeps the ground all around.
There are no gathers nor plaits at the
back and the opening is made upon the
side to preserve an unbroken beauty Of
outline. Any bodice can be worn with the
four pieced skirt, and it Is particularly
drcssy with tina move new silk waists that
are so much the vogue.
Helen Grey-Page.
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I ,1.,..,,t... o,,,.., - a,4n, 49,, $780,,
| i,e'er ~ Suinn anu ans1vny nave sess.s
ssts OF n"rneks VI pncir possession recenus
e'oicn' 81. Z. 4 Il
4 n concert Will be given tomorrow evcnlnf
| at tho First Presbyterian church by Miss An
ME @. Reel.
| There H. an undeliyered teicgrat1 ut thu
4 office Of tho Postal Telexraph company. III
| Main street, for jesse Barker.
| MIR. Gus Warnccke has rcsumtd work on
| the half completed oil well being bored ON
| tho Taylor place, near Pierce Junctton,
!, 4 ,,,o,, MAJ ~, cc,,,,r,,,n. -, ,n~, a,
| the Grand Lodge viii not adjourn before next
Nonday as there nre vet a number OF ap
plcants 10 be instructed in the work.
Tbo ,ryo,. cbpic exb,h,t,o, uThs Es,i ~
wansi., .,as rns,nrn.d iast ,,oht ,,,trs y,
~, i',ns, at% -rh. m,S.,s, ~
smc @ axh,h,,n,, I'll, ~ ,,'., ,s,,,,sst
''n n,' wy ''.,a WIZ W si'v. VonS''
inc present cold snap has played havoc
with the uuurOtoita1 banana trees tniOuRhs
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Taken arp by j, r. GalbreatGi, fourteen
miles northwest OF the city eau West Mont
eonely road. one smoky dun horse. II
years old, medium size.
Strayed or stolen fi'cn u. O. Stevenson.
SO6 Commerce. street. one liver and
spenklcd pointer dog, sllyhtly deaf nose
SCARED. hatr on ears very thin. wsart OIL
chest. Liberal reward
Stlayed or stolen from Mrs. George
Blohan. 1872 Summer street, First ward.
one chestnut sorrel Morse laiga, has a
little white On all feet. one little knot on
each side callsed from giruh, branded trl-
Ansts aud ansihor on left hip, name and
ta.l long flax mane and tall, had OH froat
psrt Of harness, Reward, IS.
A. r. anderson.
h " n Sheriff Haipfs County.
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cart: Mr.. n. s. Duffieh as an eccentric
old man: Miss Phosa McAllister as grand
dame Of the old regime; Miss Gertrude
O'Mallty as a negro mammy, the faithful
servant 80 typ,cal to tho South; Mr.. jeffrey
Williams also as a negro servant. faithful
and trsre: Mr.. r. +. O'Nalley in am inter-
esrting Irish comedy part: Mr. william
Mack "A an eccentric youth; Miss McEwan
as pretty inEenue; Mr. Oscar Norfeet IN
light comedy part. Such cast can be
depended upon 10 make even an Indifferent
play success. But II Is safe to predict
that Mr.. Clements play will be found any
thing but an Indifferent one.
Mr.. Clement and his excellent company
will be seen at the Sweeney & Coombs
opera house tonight, one performance only.
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Ky. The manner of his death is still a

| Ky. The manner of his death is still a
| mystery.
CoRSICANA.-The Daily Sun has abb
sorbed the Sunday Chronicle.
| HILLSBORO.-The cold weather is IN
! tensely interesting here by II reason OF 8
coal famine. Dealers are cut and can't
get coal.
ENNIS.-4Mr. C. w. Lawson. while kill
ing hogs. was accidentally struck with a
crcwbar. breaking his collar bone. which
is giving him great pain.
| PARIS.-Two fine wild turkey gobblers
were killed with stick by Jim dennis
near here; the birds had fought each other
| until they were exhausted.
L0CIlEfAfaT.--A very interesting pro-
tracied meeting has been In progress in
the Baptist church during The last week
and will continue for several days longer.
GREENVILLE.-The six churches Of the
city have united in charity work ard APP
pointed a committee to distribute food,
fuel and other necessities TO the needy
poor.
CISCo.-A shooting occurred here and ne
n result man named Hull, better known
as Red Hull, was shot through the arm and
body and Is thought to be in critical
condition.
LOCKHART,--W ana Grafton Hooper.
who were so badly wounded at the Chan
man rArty week ago. are rapidly recover
ing ana are OUT OF danger. No prosecution
Tor Inc aifiay has yet been instituted.
FORT W0RTH.-An effort Is to be
made to obtain such rates 10 the having
OF the corner Stone OF the Masonic Widows
ana orphans home that Masons from every
lodge in Texas may attend. programme
is to DO given out shortly
MILFORD Saturday morning at the
Frank Warren place, two miles from Town
q niue daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. penning.
tion was severely burned, from which
a recovery Is considered doubtful. A III
lie brother and the invalid mother were
badiy turned in extinguishing The flames
VlCToRlA.--The Victoria Electric Light
aud Ice company has let the contract TO
the La Vergne company OF New York for
a twenty fve-ton ice and refrirera,t,,.
plant to be put up as soon as possible TN
Is not the same company which operated
the plant destroyed by fire SUNDAY nfg,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
v. NJ. c. A. Notes.

Tho Young Mems Christian Association
membership Zee lis now So. After January
1t will be Sc. Nov is II good time 10 join.
The large furniture debt Of the association,
amounulng TO NEARLY $500, was assumed by
the Ladies' auxiliary some time ago. This
debt is now paid. Members OF the ASSOC
citation who are wearing out the furniture
Should be duly thankful ana appre ciative.
Mr. G. ID. Thomas viii address the
mems meeting Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. All men are invited 10 alturh
this needing. The male quartette wiIl
furnish good music