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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-28
CHURCHES
Pastors Who Hruc Your attendance To-
HoTT0W.

Pastors mo IHrjfc Your attendance To-
morrotr.
Trinity, Broad and Noble--Whit
Sunday; holy communion at 9;l5 a. m;
Sunday school, 10; service and sermon,
II; evening service and sermon, =.
Company A, First regiment, o. n. c.,
will attend the morning service. All
soldiers are cordially welcomed Wed
nesday, service at 10 a. m; Friday,
service at p. m.
Presbyterian church-Corner Noble
and Division. Rev. w G.. Miles pas
tor Morning service at n, evening at
o'clock; sunday school at g:i5 a. m;
y. 4. S G.. T.. at o'clock; Owing TO
the memorial day services there will
be no meeting ot the Junior Endeavor.
Every one cordially invited 10 these
services, and strangers particularly
made welcome.
NJ. E. Church, South, corner Of Broad
and Villas as-Sunday school, 10; preach
ing, II a. m. aud s p. m; Epworth
league, 2. All are cordially invited TO
attend, -E. b, ChenOweth, Pastor.
First NJ. f., corner Broad and Noble
Preaching by j. ID. NJ, Buckner. the
pastor, at II a. M, and Rev. Billings
in the evening at s. You are cor
daily invited 10 those services.
First baptist Bible school lO45; SER
mon by the pastor, 4 a. m and S p. m.
Young peoples meeting, 7;l5 p. IN.
Strangers made welcome.
Pentecost Sunday-Pontilca high
mass will be celebrated at the Catho-
| lie church tomorrow at no o'clock,
sharp. The following quartette will
| furnish the music: Mrs. A. II. llagan,
soprano; Miss Anna Bigger, alto;
Prof Lehrer, tenor. Mr., O'Mera, bari
tone. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Christian--The pastor viii preach
morning and evening Subject for
morning. lessons From the Holy
/ Mount Evening "How 10 OBJ
tain strength aud What to DO With
! It," You are invited TO worship with
us.-W. A. Humphrey, pastor
Plymouth Congregational Sunday
school at 10 a. IN, worship at n a. m. ,
subject. "lsiah's Three Ideas OF God. %
There will be no Junior G. r.; y. p.
) {. E., r. m. Gladstone memorial
services at 5 p. m.
PROGRdM
Gladstone-A Statesman, ,........
......-,....,..h Hon. Horace Speed.
] solo ..................... Mrs, hagan.
Gladstone-A Philanthropist, .......
.............+........J. w. Shartel.
solo, ....-... .........., Mrs II. Ardery.
Gladstone-A Christian, ......,....
....s..-+.......,s.. A., II. huston.
Appropriate hymns will be rendered
by choir and congregation.
You are invited,
WM L. DDpLk Pastor.
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Odd Eciio,rs. itientionl

At the request OF the Grand Army o
the Republic Guthrie Lodge, No. 3, /
o. O. L will participate in the parad'
ana exercises upon Decoration Day
May 30. 1898. All Odd Fellows, ire
spcctivc OF lodges or standing, ar,
earnestly requested to meet in on
lodge room at l2:45 p. m. upon tha
day 10 assist in the exercises as abov,
set forth, and by SO doing pay oul
tribute OF respect to the nations fall, ]
heroes BY order OF the lodge.
w. S. COOPER, N. G..
q. w. RRuCE, Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-28

The same querry was put 10 Attor-
ney General Harper s. Cunningham,
who will appear in the case foe the
territory, aud he replied, 81 do not
care 10 disclose what line OF action
will be pursued, but you may say that
we will stand by the normal and that
we will win the fight"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-28

cannot hFdW tH"ftfis 70 ihfmH't''S'
Editor OF THE LEADER. There are
many people who would like 10 know
if IL Is the law OF this territory that
members of our common council have
the right to grant charters TO compan-
les TO enter into contracts with The
city and still retain seat in the coun-
ell, which necessarily has to act on all
the bills against the city. CTlZEN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-28

knee the other night for evening
prayer, gave voice TO this; "Now !
lay me down to sleep; pray the Lord
my soul TO keep. If should die be
fore ! wake thcr II be- hot time in
the old town tonight 80
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NORMAL FIGHT
WILL Be BITTER
Continued from First Page. }

tion must win with anything but a
corrupt court.
Ament, the principal, is quoted as
saying IL must go through. He is an
importation with the Rock Island, H.,
gang, ot dry behind the ears, who
wants his name pronounced An MENr
Is he a teacher or politician? a mas
ter or scrvant2 WINFIELD IS. SMITH.
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Governor Barnes was asked the
question: "What will be the position
OF the territorial administration in the
Alva Normal school 6ght2" lie re
Piled 1--WE win stand by the con-
tract and the school first, last and all
the time"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-28

Late to bel and early TO rise Pre-
pares a man for his home in the skier
Early TO bed and Little Early Rise
the pill that makes life longer an
better and wiser j. Wheeler Il Sor
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Our compound extract OF sArsapsrills
is made to cure blood diseases. Every
bottle guAranted.-F. B Lille & Co
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Personal MENTION.


Mrs. g.. A. Chester OF San Francisco Is ,
guest at the Capitol
+ w, Harrison, real estate man of Paris
Texas Is at the Hutchins
", A. Fletcher of Beaumont was In Hous
toa on business yesterday.
Joe Hansen hns returned TO the CITY afte,
spending several days in Galveston
State Senator John +. Linn OF Wharton
speh, yesterday In the city on business.
ltor $. Levy OF Galveston was In tho cit,
yesterday guest at the Hutchins house.
pr. J. u. MeGregor. formerly OF this ci,v
now OF Weimar. is AT the Hutchins house.
j. 4 Bell, a lumherman OF Lake Charles
was In the city yesterday a guest al the
l.avlor '"'
Mrs. J. McAushan and Mrs. ]. j. Muua,o
nave gone to Fort Worth on visit 10 Mira,
J + Leblanc. ~ ''is'
William Douglas of Francis Wilson's nIIa,f
= mig company registered Mt tho Hutchins
ho,lse yesterday.
fostoffice Inspector f. III. Hamilton wss
10 ttcuston yesterday from his beadn,iartsrs
In New Orleans. 'e's
Mr, aud Mrs +. l.. Hood have retnrnsd
ilnni TWO weeks visit 10 New Orleans arJ
o'h'f FONTS IN the State al Louisiana.
A. NJ. Griswold, IN advance of Primrose d
west MINISTRIES, was IN tho civ yesterdav
tinu. VI ms a''rae-
Dr. y, p Dnlan was IN tho cItv yos,arao,,
iron, bis place out in East Texas 'rhe Az!
,,nr formerly lived in HuustoE. and no hss !,
see him "'""ss siao 10
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Tlie.llln hi
Ar THE 0rERA House.


Lillian Lewis and her supporting com
pany presented "lfor Liberty and Love"
at the opera house last evening TO fair
sized audience Candor compels the state
mont that neither plny nor players. with
the exception of one or two Of the latter
met the expectations that had been aroused
by tho advance notices, or that even Miss
Lewis past record here would justify. The
piece Is n military drama built on the
Cuban war and with the scenes 'n'd in
Cuba, but the denOuoment IS not striking,
parts of IL drag aud the grenter portion Of
the company do their work In rather an
atnateurIsh way. Miss Lewis herself ~
good at times. for she hts talent but she
seemed 20 bc laboriDg with .oid or In
disposition last evening. The cUp1u cause
Ia popular enough to elicit generous an
plausr whenever any anti-Spanish eepti-
mtnt Is expressed in the dialogue. OF The
Cubans score a point There vas 4 reg
ulnr lingo" gallery IN attendance, in fact,
thct seemed to follow the story with con-
siderable enthusiasm
The scenic features were attractive and
the dresses worn by Miss Lewis aud Mios
Walker wcrc handsome and striking. Mir.
Lawrence Marston aud Mr.. George John
SON furnished about the best ainpDrt II
can not he said. however that the atiplc-
tion scored anything Ike a pronounced size
cess last evening, except with the upper
part OF the honae
Tonight Francis Wilson In Half King
one of the notable Successes of the day.
win be seen at the opera house. The ad e
vance sale is very large.
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES.
The sunday CiosinG-Chincsc Labor
Qucstion--Sy for Cuba.

The sunday CiosinG-Chincsc Labor
Qucstion--Sympnthy for Cuba.
MIR. Johu H. Y Ivy says! The various
labor organizations are gaining good Llem-
bers at every meeting aud the attendance
is better than at meetings held in past
years. An business is carried through
without amy friction between members and,
in fact, perfect harmony exists between
all unions. as they are working not alone
for the advancement of the unions. tdt
also for the progress OF Harris county and
especially the city of Houston,
The sunday closing mo9emeat las
helped 10 elevate the moral tone OF This
city, principally with the laboring class,
rs they have time now to attend the varl-
GUS places OF religious worship; the labor
unions VIII continue 10 endeavor TO have
all places 81 business closed every sunday
all day.
The Chinese question is being thor.
oughly Investigated and placed before lie
public in the proper light, All the labor
orders have Endorsed the action If the
Cooks and Walters union in regard TO the
Chinese. The members OF Phoenix assem-
bly, 1925. knights OF Labor. unanimously
agreed To render all assistance in their
power that would be within legal bounds
10 stamp out this growing evil. I"
The following action was taken by phoe-
nix assembly 1920, knights of Labor, ON
the present affairs OF Cuba
Whereas. The conflict between the Gu
bans and Spaniards, having prolonged by
the silence OF the present administration "
these United States, and the indirect sc,
sistance rendered 10 Spain by having our
warships and other naval forces endeav-
orlng 10 prohibit filibustering for the aano :
III OF Cuba; therefore be Il
Resolved by the officers and memhers OF
Phoenix assembly No. S925. knights OF
Labor, That We urge and request by every
means in our power that the members Of
congress ilss a bill declaring that he peo-
pie OF these United States recognize tho
TACT that war exists between tho Cuban
and Spanish governments. and the same
beiligerent rights shall be accorded 10 the
Cuoans as that given 10 any other civilized
Naticn, and II the war between The aforp-
said countries Is not settled satisfactory To
the Cubans by the LIST day OF May then this
government shall assume full control OF
Cuba. And be 1t further
Resolved. That each member VI this
order pledge that We will do everything In
cur power To assist the Cuban cause for
liberty and justice, whether IL be imam
eiaiiy, morally or physically. that Ne hold
ourselves In readiness for instant action,
John S. Swope.
Charles Daily,
John +. " Ivy,
lNau.pntt,.,
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OMAHA EXPOSITION COMMITTEE.


An Entertainment Hcing Arranged
as Means OF Raising Funds.
There was meeting of the local Omaha
exposition committee held yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock at the business League.
The plan of the exhibit has been decided
upon by special committee named for
that purpose. for which a prize of 800 is
to be paid for the most acceptable plan by
which they eau produce the impression
that houston connects Geep water and the
most important freight center In the
1ransmississippi country.
The finance committee, represented by
Mr. Cage, propose to give II concert or en-
tertainment at the Auditorium as soon as
found advisable after Easter Sunday In
April, To which tickets OF admission viii
be sold now for 80 cents each Those who
wish TO make contributions can guarantee
the sale o. certain number of tickets.
As an instance, Mr. Cage says IS. q. Cot
ton a Bro will take 100 tickets personally,
and l Will take another hundred" This.
IN other words, means n contribution OF
SlOo ana II the tickets are not sold those
who subscribed for them will have To pay.
j. was decided that this plan would give
everybody In the city chance 10 aid II
only In small way. an enterprise which
viii rebound 10 the benefit OF Houston as
q city.
Secretary Tom Richardson was instruct
cd 10 see tho opera house management
and learn the first open date after Easter
Sunday, when the date OF the entertain
ment viii be decided upon. IL Is espe-
eially desired by the finance committee
that al. entertainments of every kind and
Character he stdetracked for this special
cccasion, committee on programme viii
be arranged by Mr.. Cage just rs soon as
tie date Is decided upon
The Manufacturers Record OF Baltimore
the Railway Age Of Chicago, and the age
OF Steel OF y. Louis. as we'll as numerous
other papers, have given publication in
full to the offer OF 500 for competitive
plans.
At yesterday mornings meeting there
We're present Mess,s, Rufus Cage. b. A,
kiesner. +, A. Roichardt, George w Kidd
John Lyons and Tom Richardson.
a letter was read from VIoa President
), j. T. johnson In which ne stated rhnt
he would be In Omaha Monday ID do rs
utmost TO secure additional spaee Tor INA
state OF Texas, The cities OK Chicago ana
ST, Louis are arranging to make ereat
exhibits and are demanding much morn
SPACE than IT was expected they would de-
sire. N Wv
The finance committee of The loca; COM
mlttee viii begin their canvass al onee.
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ccptlon on tho part Of the rnuscally In
| clincd people OF the city. -.
Tho work OF MIR. Mason and MT hioo
needs no Introduction TO the music lo'r,
4 ~ Houston. Mr.. Kidd was born and
raised IN this city. Mr.. Mason has pcer
/ located here for several years, ana INC
| musical abilities OF both are recognition py
| ali who know anything about such maj
| tiers rs beinc OF very high order. Thei'
conceptions Of certain numbers on the
programme OF last night proved this con-
cluslyeIy, and the universal verdict OF
those present was that tho recital was one
| OF the most artistic and thoroughly en-
| joyable OF It's kind ever presented before
local audience. es
All OF MIR. Kids work was well done,
but the portion which. perhaps, deserves
the most commendatlon was his rendNioh
Of the second number, delightful com
position OF Schubcrt'ss His conception
and expression Of the music was almost
perfect. and the seioction brought forth
hearty evidences OF appreciation FROM the
audience.
Mr.. Mason made decided hit in the
fourth number. a srHaction from Mcndels'
sohn, In which he showed that ms violin
list he possesses ability OF high order
The piece was rendered In a delightful
manner and was warmly applaudeu.
Tho programme in full was as follows.
Sonata op, "a Tor plano and violin. -.
..........,.....,...... Beethoven
Theme and variations. Up. li2. No. 3. for
piano ....,..... .............,. Schubert
no My petrothcd" Voice. ... schumann
"wcnn Icb in Define Augen Sch voice.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sctumann
"'Twas in tho Lovely Month Of May"
voice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schumahn
"voiksliedchcn voice ........ schumann
4 Il H..
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ST. Valentines Di
E. NJ. Burn
LIME, CEMENT, SAND,
SEWER PIPE
Agent Royal Cement Plasss
Sl4 Commerce Ave. Telephol
FRANCIS WILSON.

Francis Wilson enjoys a popu's''s
unique in his profession. Apart 81
artistic gifts, much of his succs~ !.
TO peculiarly engaged personany,
Intimacy he has established VIII ~
ences that brings him close 70 ~,
more or less confidential manner.
field of what is generally misnams I,
OPERA Mr.. Wilson holds uniqu0 Y
funmaker, pure and simple. ~. ~
ton. therefore, by this comeuiAs K
event OF mere or less Importance, =
cess of which is watched with ~
large portion OF the public. ~,
Mr.. Wilson's appearance A.
house, Houston, in Half a hpst /
nounced for tonight. The story 49, .s
King" recalls Mr.. Wilson's hrs. W.
'Ermlnie.' An aristocratic cnts VI
by mountebanks and reared e
band of strolling players. Iness.i
capture a duke as he Is procse':
his daughter to make a ricn an -.
poorer girl Is substituted. ana
mountebanks assume the guise
Complications follow. The
upon whcse person was found ~
ing card, the king OF diamonos
cred TO be the dukes daughter y u
love affair. Her father produces
half of The card and everything ~
PLY. AS the leader of these mv
Mr.. Wilson has a role that ns
a discretion born OF much ehpe..s
years have enabled him 70 VIZ
sword with great ease. he -
a misfit suit OF velvet and iacs.
greed and thirst over unaccu@
and wines are as funny as e'sF 's1
grow stale. lla533
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In Ills Uncir's lsoots,.u..

george W Baldwin. who has been con
nected with The Post for the past ,I,reo
years, VIII start a hook and stationery
business at COZ Main street, Thursday
morning George is a nephew OF the late
Q " Eiidwin. who for twenty five YEARS
was perhaps tho most successful book ana
stationery man in the State Of Texas. The
youns man aspres to a like business
standing aud by polite attention 10 Gus
toners and up-to-date business methods
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CITY nWEvITIEs.


Rev Mr. Ayes desires that the ladies of
Christ church parish meet with him in the
parish house at 2:S0 this afternoon
The meetings at the Second Baptist church
continue TO grow in interest There will be
services today at &c a. IN, and $50 r. m
Invitations arc out for the annual masl;
ball Of the Houston Tulryerein, 10 take
place at Turner hall on Thursday evening,
February II.
TIE ladies of Sacred Heart Parish will
day afternoon at $50 o'clock to arrange FOR
the coming ba2aar of the 18th instant
Nj. VIII. Smith and Miss Alice Warning
Will be- married Wednesday evening at .
O'Clock at the Tabernacle church. corner of
Caroline and Polk avenue by the Rev. d. II,
ilotcEkiss.
The sheltering Arms tea room will today
BE- u, charge OF Mrs Presley X. Ewing. as
Mcldrrm, Miss kennard. Miss Papout and
MISS Fife Jones.
There arc undclivered messages at the
Woa,ern Union Telegraph office for Mrs
Edith Perry, l.. 7. Williams. W. S. Robson
LoGndro Nuires, G. H. Lincoln, Il. w. Com
fort and c. A. Morris.
II L. Lee chapter of the Daughters of the
Cohicderacy held II regular meeting in the
rooms of tho Houston lyceum yesterday, Mt
which the bylaws of the organization was
discussed and other routine business was
transacted
br. Henry Cohen Of Galveston will deliver
a.. a.. "Guress ~ u heetlns OF houston longe,
No. f34. l. o. b. b.. TO be held at Montefiore
hall on Wednesday night, the 9th instant
ON this occasion thirty-seycn new members
will be- initiated into the order, This lodge
Is In excellent condition. and has the prom
Use OF brilliant future.
The funeral OF Fred W. Fox will occur Mt
O'Clock today instead Of 2'a0, as shown by
the funeral notices. The funeral WIN be
from the residence, 1906 Itugos street, 10 the
International and Grea; Northern donn,
whence the remains Will DO shipped to iii,
nois l'creased vas member OF Gray lodge
Ancient Free ana Accepted Masons and
inGlnters Of this lodge and so'ourning Masons
VIII escort tho remains from the rosiderce
TO the dennt. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
INTEREST IL NEBRASKA
In the BuTaio naSou Improvement
NcnNurr Now Ncfnre Gnnnrcss.


The Post is in receipt OF the following
letter which explains itself
To the Editor OF The Post.
lincoln Nob February 5.--l have read
with considerable interest the report of the
chief engineer and other matter watch re-
Gently appeared In The Post. in connection
with the deep waterway from Galveston
jetties TO Houston. This Is n queslion oi
great Importance 10 the North and cs,eci-
ally the great Northwest. The ,hor:cning
Of distance to tiAe-water enhances the
value OF the commodities raised on cur
farms. Tho benefit 10 be derived by this
deep water channel is 80 apparent thar IL
seems 10 me no argument could ne niain-
tanned for one minute against H. As a
resident OF the great State OF Nebraska,
can SEQ that this enterprise would ~ CT
'ncalculablo benefit TO our State and | re
Lively Interest VIII he awakened all over
the North In the interest OF deep watcr TO
Houston l have taken II upon my self 10
get up a petition addressed TO orr SER
ators and representatives IN congress ask
Ing them to use all honorable means to
assist In the passage of the Ball bill, /
am having the same signed by our best
business and professional mrn. / would
like to see this done in every city and
state In the Northwest and believe Il could
be done u proper effort was put forth.
Yours truly. g, w. Chambers
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commltted without nniI.

Jim Scott, colored. was arraigned before
Justice Hill yesterday on the charge OF
numbering Dick Lewis, also colored. and.
waving examination. was committed
without bail. The shooting of Lewis by
Scott occurred about two weeks ago. Lewis
survived the shooting about n week, final-
ly dying at the hospital from the effect
of the wound
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Civil service Examinations,

A civil service examination will be held
in this city between March 10 and April
%. Persons desiring to take the examina-
ton viii call on Secretary 4. Williams at
the Houston postofce as socu as possible
and get blank forms which must be pror-
erly filled out and returned to him not
later than March / The examination viii
be for clerks aud carriers to be stationed a,
this place
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Trnnsmissi.sippi Congress.

Wichita, Kan. is making an extraofdi-
nary effort to make the Transmississippi
Commercial congress, which meets in that
city the coming fall, great success. A
meeting of the United States senator's and
congressman from west of the Mississippi
river will be held at Washington City on
February 90. when a special committee
Will be appointed TO wait on President
Mckinley and try to induce him to at
tend the congress,
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Another Nan.
To the Editor of The Post.

T U lIIt T.'IINUT VI I NO t U't'
Houston, Texas, February ITO clear
a misrepresentation which has become quite
popular amongst my acquaintance, would
thank you very much to say in your issue
of tomorrow morning that the lobe Wilson
mentioned in your account of the 3enchley
murder case in Sunday mornings issue is
not the lobe Wilson who is connected With
the Southern Pacific as porter at the gem
eral Offices. Yours respectfully,
lobe Wilson.
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all he can in behalf of the appropriation
for ship channel from Houston To the
1ctties at the mouth OF Galveston bay
MIR. W. H. Gribhle has a letter from w.
Is. JaNnes, private secretary 10 Hon, j.
W. Bailey, in which he says that Mr..
Bailey viii do all he can to aid MIR. Ball
IN securing the necessary legislation in ia
vor of the proposed ship channel from
Houston 10 the Galveston ieitios.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

Division No. l. Ancient Order OF HI
bernians. of which the late Pat Gibson was
member, has received q letter from
Governor Culberson, through the Hon. John
7. Browne, offering a reward OF $500 for
the capture Of the murderer of Gibson. This
makes in all $500 now offered for the cap
ture Of the murderer.
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NOTICE 10 THE ruB1l

The Houston Heights. Brunhss
ton Avenue lines are now DEL
for the convenience OF CONT a. NJ
We VIII endeaycr to give tNss1|
service with one transfer lot iS1
and two transfers to Drummer
service to STUDIES Point for - f
nue. line. On main belt taks
Greenwood for either Houston 81
Drummer addition. 4
supsd
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Denth of profc.sor Jnme. Chri.ty.

Professor James Christy. aged is years.
died OF heart disease at 2 p. m. yesterday
at his home on Bray's bayou and will he
buried at o'clock this afternoon in iSubi-
mann's graveyard. The deceased taught
music for number Of years. He leaves a
wife and four children.