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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
Nc,v MilIlnry COMPANY.

Mckinney, Texas, April S-iS
men of the city organized mmu1
pany at the city hall here last nlss,|
ley Perkins was elected captain: :
Donald first lieutenant and MsVss|
second lieutenant.
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THE ENGLISH COn d
Balfour Insists that
Anxious for. Psns

Bnlfour Insists that Au
Anxious for. r.
London. April 4.-1n the
mons Michael Dayitt, memD
Mayo. asked II the report cg W.
selection of the pope as me-
Cuban difficulty was true. ~
Mr.. Balfour, the goyerasiu
said the government haa NJ
mort on the subject from \
did not hear OF the statemen
Replying to John Morie .,a "
whether the government ccs
Information In regard 70 ~,
affairs between Spain ana
States. Mr.. Balfour said; ~.
that l can say more than ~
causing anxiety at present
OF the Atlantic there is .
sire upon the part Of tns
concerned to preserve peace
we can do will be done,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Tho suggestion, which Will be found en-
bodied In statements made IN another column
Of Tho Post. 10 tho effect that the lumber
men of East Texas and Western Louisiana
could well afford to erect building at omaha
for the Houston and South Texas exhibit is
worthy of consideration by the great lum-
Der interests mentioned. Such building
would not only he a great and practical adj
vertiscmcnt for the umbernen, but tcstt-
mony TO their liberaity and enterprise which
all Texas would appreciate and applaud The
vast territory 10 be represented at omaha
constitutes a field for Texas and Louisiana
lrmhcrmon 10 oultivate, and beautiful
building erected by them out Of their own
material would attract great attention and
bring substantial returns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
An,llcncr Mith shs

Madrid. April $40 ~,
inents In the political situ.
ported, but the feeling
tnced is strongly reflsc!ee
cles. and WAS marked px
in the stock exchange
nuncio had an Andtcpn
regent this morllnk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
Lieut.. BartIett Ordered \, - Z.

T''VHI' fEstTfINtt OrUered 10 I'd
College Station. Texas, April ~
quest of the department Of n,
tenant George T. Bartlett, ThII
tillery, United States army. hn|
relieved OF his duties as command
cadets and professor of military III
the Texas Agricultural and As|
college in order that he may report
post for duty.
Mr.. c. c. Todd. who graduated nd
donors at this institution last yeaf|
the rank of senior captain), and u
mediately elected assistant chsmis
has been appointed TO relieve LIED
Bartlett. Mr.. Todd assumed bis new |
today at noon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
DENIED Ar THE VATICAN.
Ms holiness Has Not Bren A.,
Act by BOlh pu rtIn. ,N'" Y"

Rome April 4.-lt is stated in yatica,
circles today that the pope has not formar :
1'n sa 70 mediate between Spain aud the
anaee states because he has NOT been
=. . do so by the two governments
aa 70 mue, however. that tho month"; has
m svosa. 20 Madrid his ardent wish for
sn 81 n,, y q . conflict, ana has asked
tke heasures - decisiona. q = 80
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ments for greater worth and intelligence In
the box might quickly improve the jury
standard to the great benefit of the pup
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TnE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Nv the
Houston Printing Company.

s s0sNsTos' ves.P PRESIDENT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Artillery Company ~. =.
Corpus Christi, Texas, Arr, \
tillery company consisting q =
members Is to be organized a n
the course of a few days, ever 4
having already entered their n.
roll. The company will be NJ
n en- 20 to 40 years of age, mos,|
having already signed the n,
soldiers of the United State, 4,
gether with several soldiers 4, II
war Mr.. II. b. Spinelli, whc y
ball rolling and who will in All n
be chosen as the head of the ~,
has seen several years serriss
United States army, both AZ nv.
artilleryman, and no doubt Will ~
ing undone TO make the companv 4
best Of its Kind in the State. wan
respondent learns from a rellshts|
that field pieces have already ~
the company by the Brennan Anil
and will probably be accented y
the company is organized. Tba 4
ton of this company is merely "a 4
pose of protecting this section frnr|
yasion by willy Spaniards from
should war be declared between Il
try and Spain. 81
The organization OF guerlll. 4
IS also reported as under way II \
ton, which will consist, it d \
of cowboys and ranger
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WANTS TO BE q
OFFICER OF THr, nss.,..
HAS, APPLIED TO coz
An Artillery Compare
Christi win BE ores.s|
a short Tine.

Washington. April 4.--fs..
following telegram was SEM s
Culberson last night. 1t spc.s.
10 General w. II. Mabry. AT.
ersl of the State, Austin. ~
Subject to the consent ana am
war department have tho Ne
through you, to his excellency' &
nor, my services as an officer /,
mand of Texas volunteer c.,.,
e''p. Oh war. cloush
First Lieutenant First caysl,'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Tho total number of victims Of Turkish
barharity In Armenia during tSa riots and
massRcrcs that created such world Wide pro
test short timo ago is placed at 200 600. No
estimates place the number of starved Gu
bans Mt less than 100000 and 1t is claimed
by well posted observers that the number
comes nearer TO 100000 Spain Is entitled to
tho hutcher's hlme ribbon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

ENTERED AT THE posrorricH At HOUSTON. TEXAS,
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

II is sincerely hoped that tho reports OF MIR.
Mckiniey's broken down condition are exag.
gerated--consress may need his active as.
slstanee in carrying out It's war measures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

The Texas Volunteer Guard will possibly
he called upon 10 rcpo that Spanish invasion
from Mexico!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Russia is preparing TO send 10000 mere
troops to tho Far East Here is another case
calling for an intercepted notlla before II is
TOO late' Thore is no discount OH the Russian
style OF meeting an emergency
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

II Is always good plan to raise large food
crops along with cotton. but 1t will be doubly
advisable to 90 so this year. should there ho
war Possibly II tho wisdom OF tho plan hnd
a marked demonstration just now. It might
he pursued permanently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Tho FREQ ianees In railway and occnn trans
rortation circles appear to have as rough a
road TO travel as the free lanccs In all other
lines OF effort.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

The returns from the preliminary sk,r.
mishes In the gubernatorinl race in pennsyl.
Nania are giving color to the suspicion that
Brother wanamakers candidacy Is only an.
other advertising scheme.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Tho dons still think that tho Southern
states can be relied on to rebel They may
want to II Mckinley fails to speedily bring
Spain to time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Elizabeth cady stanton has become in
rolved in court fight by reason of her rage
Mt the presence Of crying baby In the next
Hat. II is little Incidents such as these that
discount the new woman's capacity to run
empires md improve on old conditions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

TIN DAILY POST n THE SUNDAY POST.
SBmI.WEEkLy POST. ss7 Coils. pr Week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

London continues to manifest confidence In
American securities. while our own specu-
lators ere disposed To shake with the buck
prue, Our stock market has Gisgraced itself
during this excitement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

Mr., Mckinley still wants time, lie appears
To have bcon infected by coming IN contact
with the SlFas'a policy Of delay.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05

We arc told that az the crisis approaches
III" senators are more peacefully inclined"
II these bloody mouthed warriors have been
shanming for political effect, the president
ought 10 unmask them soon es possible
by throwing the fun responsibility upon
them
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
F. W. Williams Ordained.

KING WILLIAM Co.. Va, May I, '98.-
The Mount Olive Baptist Church OF
King William County called council
for the purpose of examining Brother
Fred. Williams for ordination. The
council met on the above date we'll
represented by all the sister churches
OF the neighbnrhoed, and after electing
Rev w. ID. Dungee as moderator and
Brother Joseph ]. Baylor secretary
proceeded to rigidly examine Brother
Williams. After chasing the candidate
through the doctrines and articles Of
faith, ETC., and fipding him equal to
the chase, the council voted unani-
mously to ordain the brother. On the
afternoon OF the same day Rev. Will
Jams was publicly, ordained and set
apart to the gospel ministry.
Kew. Dungee was chosen to preach
the sermon He took for his text Ii
tus 81. Pastor r. T. Henry offered
prayer and Rev. Johnson gave the hand
of fellowship.
Rev. w Will ms is a student Of
the K chmond Theological Seminary in
good repute His standing in Mount
Olive Baptist Church is high He won
for his church and school never dying
confidence In him. and commentator
is due him for his clerical ability and
his power as a speaker. King William
County Will ever know that Richmond
Theological Seminary lives and trains
men for good Work.
Rev. w. ID. DUNGRE, Mod.
Jos j I. BAYLOR Sec'Y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14

ent. At II :SO--psstor preached from
Isaac 62:l. At $50 Prayer meeting.
Nt. Calvary Baptist Church Rev. Fer
guson, pastor. at $3.50 Rev. r. @.
C0bbs. preached. At $50 Rev. n. c.
Coobs preached.
Zion Baptist Church Manchester
Rev. g. c. Coleman pastor. At $3.50
Sunday School, 80 present. 1870 pas
tor preached from Pisa. 2l 3. $3.50 Bro.
j. o. Bebbs preached.
Moore Street Baptist Church Rev.
r. q. johnson, B. D.. pastor. At 80
Sunday School. IL: 80 pastor preached
I ON Malta A. At 3:3O-Prayer meet
ing. $50 b. Y. =. u.
First Baptist Chirch Rev. J. H..
Holmes, pastor. At $50 Rev. T. II.
White, preached from Luke IS :25. AT
$3.50 Communion.
Fifth Baptist Church Rev. II. +.
Graham. ID. D., pastor. 9:30 Sunday
School Al present. 1l:30 Pastor
preached from lisa. s: Pastor preach
ed Matt 1916. Assoc lssor p:eAsa-
ed.
Sharon Baptist Church Rev. A. s.
Thomas pastor.
At $50 Sunday School, % present.
IL 80 Pastor preached from Eph. A \:
IL. At $3.50 Past preached from
Gen. 4:6- At $3.50 Pastor preached
from Heb. liza.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
MASONIC NOTES.

Monday night 2nd inst, King David
Lodge, q met with the following off,
GERS present w. a. Johnson, W. Nj
j. ID. Minor, s. W.; B. Jackson, J.. d
M p Tyler, Secretary; L Hill, Treas
urer; Peter Riley, Senior Deacon; A.
Is. Smith, Chaplain; Nelson Harris,
Tiler. Meeting good, attendance good
and officers nominated.
Tuesday night, 23rd inst King Solo
mon Lodge, 81. met with the follow
ing officers present: j, Booker, Wor-
shipful Master; w. X brown, Senior
Warden; M p Tyler of King David ;
Junior Warden John o. Lewis. Secre-
tary James Z Diokerson. Treasurer,
Samuel Lewis of Commonwealth Semi
or Deacon Brother Harris of Henrico,
Junior Deacon; - Johnson, Chaplain
Gary, Tiler. One candidate was led
into the mysteries of the second.
wednesday night, 4th inst, we fail
ed to reach Trinity, A. We hope they
are prospecting.
Thursday night, 5th inst. Richmond,
90, had no meeting rain preventing
Friday night, 9Th inst, the reguler
meeting of Commonwealth, u. D was
slimly attended on account of rain.
Each member is expected to be pres
ent at the next meeting as something
will be on hand. Thomas Matthews.
w. M.
Monday night, eth inst, Masonic AS
sociation met with the following MEM
bers present: ShacklefoTd. Tyler, Page,
Jenkins, Adams, Dickerson, Chavers.
any club desiring meeting place, we
can accommodate you with cheap rent,
centre locality and a polite janitor.
Monday night, 9th inst, Charity
Lodge, 45, met with good attendance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
Minister'S Conference.

The ministers Conference met May
ID with Rev. J. 81. Holmes. president.
Fourth Baptist Church, Rev. Evans
Payne, pastor. $50 Sunday School,
good. II 80 b. other j. Andrew Bowler
preached. $3.50 Brother A. 7. Bentley
preached. 8 80 pastor preached.
Mount Calvary-9 80 Sunday School.
attendance Sc. IL 80 Covenant meet
ing. $3.50 Communion. $3.50 Rev. p.
5. Lewis, b. d preached from ii Kings
$40.
Ebenezer-e: 80 Sunday School, good
IL 80 paste preached from Eph. Is 80
80 Rev. r T. Crontop preached.
80 prayer meeting.
Fifth Street Baptist Church. Rev. w
f. Graham, d. D.. pastor $3.50 Sunday
School, 246. 80 pastor preached
from Isaiah 60:1. IL 80 pastor preach
ed from Psalm 1858. $3.50 Rev. S. S
Wormley preached from John 6 :48,
Mount Carmel, Rev. w. II. White,
pastor. 9:30 Sunday School, Sc IL $50
pastor preached from Matthew d 1T
3 80 communion and a good time.
s 80 pastor preached from John 21 e
Sharon. Rev. A. s. Thomas, pastor.
8 80 Sunday School, 40. IL 80 pastor
preached from Jonah %. $3.50 com
munion. $3.50 Rev. w. Ii. Stokes
preached from Hebrew 11:10
1st Baptist, Rev. II. Holmes. pas
tor. $3.50 Sunday School, 226 II 80
Rev. w. II. Stokes preached from
Phil. 2;5. $3.50 Sunday School Union.
1870 Brother r. J. Bass preached.
Let Baptist church blanche ster) Rev
A. Binea, Jr. d d, pastor 1880 d.
ID. w Davis preached. $3.50 Rev. J.
W. Kirby, d. d J.. preached. $3.50 Rev.
II. Powell preached.
Fountain Baptist Church, Rev. II .
r. Williams, b. D., pastor.
Ministers Conference met May the
9th and Rev. J.. III Holmss. presided
Mt. Carmel, Rev. w. ii. White pas
tor.
9:30-Sunday School.
IL :3O-Rev. j. II. Brice, preached from
Job-25: 10.
30 Pastor preached
8:3O-Prayer meeting.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev. r..
Wells pastor.
8 .3O-Sunday School. 11:S0-Rev. @.
s. Crosstop preached from Matt-l8; 43,
3 80 Rev, NJ +. Gerst preached from
Luke 10 "a.
Providence Baptist Church Rev. 7.
r. Griffin pastor. 3 :30-Cormupion.
0--Prayer meeting.
Fourth Baptist Church Rev. e Payne
pastor. o:80--Sunday School 81 pres
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
"HELP TO PREACH TIE GOSPEL. +"

To Superintendent and Pastors of
the Baptist Sunday schools and
churches of virginia.
Dear Brethren,
We beg leave to notify you that
The second Sunday in June has been
accepted and adopted as "Children's
Day" in conjunction with the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society, by
our Sunday School State Convention
The Society has kindly consented to
give our Convention a goodly percen
tage OF the money collected through
the Children's Day Exercises. We re-
ceived over one hundred dollars last
year and were greatly helped.
Kindly see to it that your school re-
ceives the benefit of the beautiful Pro
grsmme for this occasion. Let every
Superintendent and Sunday School
worker bestir themselves and help
send the Gospel to the needy in this
and in foreign lands.
Let each Que of the noble band of
Sunday School workers report at Roa-
noke next August glorious news of the
Blessed "Children's Day Subject
Gracious Calls
Send to Rev Robert G Seymour. d.
D., No. 1882 Chestnut St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. He will send you as many
programmes as you may need free OF
charge. Send all collections to DR..
Seymour TO the above address.
Truly Yours for Mission Execu-
tive Board Va. Baptist s. s Conven-
ton, r. T. HILL President;
d. WKBsTER DAVIS, Secrstary OF
Executive Board. no N. 9TH ST., Rich
mond, Va. my14-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
STATE CONVENTION OF W. VA.

The West Virginia Baptist State
Convention will hold its next annual
session with the First Baptist Church
n the city OF harleston.
lt is hoped that all the churches in
the state will be represented by large
delegations who are interested in the
work.
All the roads have kindly favored US
With rstes. Ticket agents on the N. &
w. between Bluefield and Kanova has
been instructed to sell tickets at the
usual convention rates on May 81 and
June !, good TO return until June Tn.
The o 4 R. r win sell ticke' at IL
fare bolh ways to Point Pleasant W here
the passengers will take the K. < M.
for Charleston.
The @ < O. and X. & NJ. will sell
tickets at one and one-third (l}5) fare
on the card order plan. Card orders
will be sent on application In asking
for cards state the roads you will have
to travel on. For further information
apply to
]. J. TURNER. Cor. Secretary.
Mount Carbon, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
Y. mo. A. Notes.

Our international Secretary, Mr.. w.
A. HuntOn gave the men a very helpful
address Sunday evening All were
held spell-bound as he uttered his deep
thoughts OF burning words OF fiery elo-
quence. His subject was well discuss
ed and all seemed greatly benefited
We would say to our brother come
again. the doors Of our Association
stand wide opened for you, and the fel
lows will be glad to welcome you.
The boys turned out in full notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather
They were addressed by Miss Fanny
Elliott, who gave them 3 very impress
ssve and instructive talk. Subject. BE
a boy" The little fellows seemed per
fectIy carried away with the address
Remarks were also made bv Messrs
Joseph Gilpin and Thomas III. Wyatt.
The closing exercises OF the Night
school will take place at the rooms
Thursday, May 18th, at p. IN. All
friends are cordially invited to come
ard see for yourself what the Young
Mems Christion Association is trying
to do. special address by one of Rich
mond's orators Good music under the
direction of Prof. II. b Burwell.
We Will say to the members OF the
Baptist State Convention that our
rooms are at your disposal while in the
city. We will take the greatest pleas
ure in trying to make every thing
as pleasant as we possibly can for you
during your stay with as.
We are thankful to say that our Sec
rotary continues to improve. He is
now able to sit up and has discharged
his nurse, who was employed by the
members of the Y. NJ. O. A.
Sunday $3.50 p. m. all are invited to
attend the mems meeting. Special ad-
dress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
From Atlantic OltH. MI.

ATLANTIC CRY, N, J., May 1898.
Mr.. George H. ShacKleford of this
city formerly of Richmond, who was
called to Culpeper County, Va. on ac-
count Of the illness of his father (who
has since died) has returned after
spending several weeks there.
Rev. Johnson OF Germantown, Pa
preached very able sermon at Centre
Street Baptist Church (of which the
Rev. Elijah jenkins is pastorJ on last
Sunday evening to large audience.
Sunday evening, May lat was Odd
Fellows's evening and the Order turn
ed out in full TO hear q grand sermon
preached to them at the ST. James A.
M. Z. Church by the pastor, Rev.
Thompson.
The X. OF P's. are having q great re-
vival this year in Atlantic City and
bids fair to be the leading order in the
state in the future as some OF the lead
ing spirits are getting deeply interest
ed therein. There has been a large
number Of new candidates initiated in
the last too months. There are ct
pxesent two lodges here Damon Lodge,
No 1. R. II. Brown formerly OF Rich
mond), Chancellor Commander, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
Resolutions Of Thanks.

At a regular meeting OF the Y. NC.
A., and 7 T.. A OF Church Hill which
was held on the 18th Of April 1898. the
following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas. Mr.. Daniel Bowler has
been the efficient Treasurer for the Y
"A. Z. a and Y. L. A. of Church Hill
for four years and has faithfully kept
all moneys intrusted TO him; and
Whereas, we recognize the Divine
influence which actuated his honest
department. while holding such an i'm
portant position, therefore bs it
Resolved. That the thanks of the
Z. n. G A. and Y. L. A. of Church
Hill are hereby rendered to our distin-
gulshed treasurer for the honest and
christianlike manner in which he per-
f2rmed the duty appertaining to his
Office.
Resolved, that the foregoing resolu-
tions be transmitted to our worthy
brother and copy be publishtd in the
heformer and the Richmond PLANET.
p. MILTON CoLEMAH,
l. III. HERBERr,
LUCINDA HAMM, Com.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14
A Great Institution

The Benevolent investments and Re-
lief Association OF Virginia, chartert d
by the legislature of Virginia February
1898. This organization offers the
greatest opportunity for poor people to
get homes pay of mortgages, educate
tncir children, go into business or saw
Ing their small earnings. This can
ne done by saving the sum OF one cent
lie day and upward.
Now is the time 70 secure this bless
ing for yourself and children. The sick
and death benefit department. is the
best paid by any insurance company in
the state
A certificate OF investment and a pol
icy in this Association is what YOU
need. Benefits paid sixty days.
For further information address
Home-office. 306 N LIST St., Richm, nd i,
Va. Rev. g. c. Coleman, president |;
w. h. Hatcher, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-14

Pythian Lodge. no. 2, George Emory.
Chancellor Commander; also one com
pany which has been uniformed. On
last Sunday evening she rank and
lodges turned out in full. 1t being their
anniversary, they proceeded TO the
Asbury A. NJ. + Church and there
they were Joined by the Court OF Ca
lanthe ana q large congregation to
hear very able aud interesting SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. Butler. New
er IN the history OF Pythianism in che
state has such an impressive sermon
been delivered to an organization. He
selected as his t. xt, John 1913: Great
or love hath no man than this. that a
man lay down his life for his friends /"
he pictured it out 50 beautifully that
II Will last in the hearts of the many
Tor years TO come.
Sir George II. ShacKleford and wife
are lot King well. We sympethize with
him IN his bereavement
Our colored Doctors Ferryman and
Morris are succe' d 'ng very rapidly.
Sir Edward Elan is los king well also
Messrs Stsnard r. Williams and Jas.
Y Watkins OF Richmond. CO j.