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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

Liceqtiate II. A. Parsons. Of tho Ply
mouth CONGREGATIONAL church, addressed
the members of the Simpson Methodist
Sunday school yesterday afternoon. Ills
thcmc was patriotic and his remarks very
interesting. rhc musical part of the cv-
crcises was furnished by the Sunday
school orchestra and Miss Grace Acker,
pianist.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

The auditorium of the Jackson street
Baptist church presented unique yet
beautiful appearance at yesterdays SER
vices. All convenient places and the pull
pit and choir loft were profusely adorned
with various harvest productions. inter-
spersed here and there with the national
colors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

The prize winning Juvenile choir of last
Wednesdays eisteddfod assisted in the
singing at last evenings regular service
at the Jackson Street Baptist church.
Stephen Dawes IS leader and they sang
the prize piece, "only a Beam Of Sun
shine"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

Reginald bishop Of Great Bend. prcsid-
ed at the Sunday school session of St
David's Episcopal church yesterday at
ternoon. He gave n short address upon
the lesson,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

Miss Elizabeth Scheuer died at her
home 2020 Pittston avenue, Saturday af-
ternoon. She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Simon Scheuer, and was % years
OF age. Dropsy Of the heart was the i'm
mediate cause of her death. The de-
ceased was a young woman much ad-
mil 81 and respected. Her early demise
is deeply regretted by the many who
knew her. The funeral will be held to-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

ne members of the Junior. 1nterme-
diate and Senior Christian Endeavor So
cieties OF the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church met In joint session last
evening at $50 o'clock. The feature of the
meeting was the reports Of Misses Bessie
Long and Ada Sake, delegates to the
recent Endeavor convention. Tho re-
ports were complete and interesting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

Rev II. G. Harmed r.ible agent for this
district, occupied the pulpit OF the Hamn-
ton street Methodist church at last even
ing's regular service. The attendance
was large and the sermon interesting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17

In the Amerman .iemorial tabernacle
last evening Rev. James Hughes, of West
Scranton, occupied the pulpit Hereafter
n regular preaching service will be held
every Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-17
BROWN or BLACK
THREE DIMENSIONS,
WlLSON-FALL, 'e8

The kind that is fully guaranteed. Bythat
we mean YOU can have another nat without
cost II it does not give entire satisfaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
Personal MENTIus

at the Bristol. e'''
trir to Galveston. 'u''"'''
Bristol yesterday. ~ ''''
Mrs 5. 5. Park Of Galveston ia visiting
Mrs y. barrow, 1910 Milan street
Judge Q, II. kirkland of Richmond wa. ,
guest al the Hutehins house yesterday.
NJ and Mrs. NJ. l.. Fisk of Yoakum ara
III me city on visit TO Mrs, Fisk's parents
The Misses Margaret aud Alice De courer
iett fer their homo in FL Paso this morning.
a, Mrs, X, NJ. ScanIand OF Peoria. ILL.,, Is visit
M inc family OF her brother. Thomas @
Noo.en. at 1901 Bagby. '"
neofse u Griggs has gone to Meridian
ieAas, to attend TO some legal business ma
WIZ return in n few days "''
mi' rom 0iiispin. u former resident OF Hons.
n ooa. NOW employed At FL Paso, is In the civ
On visit TO his family aud friends. wy
the s.n iao ~ ;. Foster left yesterday via
Sew tork, where she will visit friends mil,
'ne holidays Mr.. Foster viii Join her later sra'
ASK E = Baker, manager Of the South Texa,
a's'r'e' OF the SOUTHWESTERN Telephone ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
a CHANGE or STATION.
captain Mckenzie Of the Salvation
Army to Leave Houston

N"p'"'h NchcnIic Of the SRlynt ion
Army to Leayc Houston.
Captain Roman Mckenzie OF the local
branch of tho Salvation Amy has received
notice that he viii be transferred from this
station ard, accompanied by Mrs. McKen-
&c no VIII leave during the early part az
next week for his new field of labor. He has
not yet been advised whittier he VIII be
sent or as 10 the identity of his successor.
tia came 10 Houston in August, 1897. and
nur ms his stay here the work of the Army
mas progressed in an extremely sat!,tac-
tory marper He has probably produced
more tangible results than any officer who
has ever been here, The establishment M
me FOOD and shelter depot now In active
operation ~ the Fifth ware was largely
dne 10 his energetic efforts aud in the way
OF arranging dinners for the poo on spe
c'al occasions and in other ways providing
Idle "N' peeh
Captsin Mckenzie VIII hold his farewell,
meeting at the hall on Tuesday night. He
nso arfaaged to feed 700 poor people en-
thanksgiving day, but his early departure
VIII render this an impossibility and he
regrets It very keenly His successor will
hardy have time to carry out the prg,a and
captain Mckenzie announces that ma
money contributed for the affair win bo
returned to the donors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
:
THE REAL ESTATE MEETING.
W hat n Farm journal Has to shy y
lis vuynpttpncc.

| Relative to tho meeting of real estatt
men TO be held in this city December 8
during the Texas Fruit, Flower and vege-
| table Festival. the Texas Stock and Farm
Journal says.
The convention of Texas real estate deal
crs. which Us to assemble AT Houston Da
cembcr 6. is exciting a good deal cf inter-
est among real estate neu throughout the
state and Is of equal i.lterest TO these
who have lands TO sell There is no doubt
that tle meeting will have a large attend
anCc. and all poitlC is OF Texas are expect
ed to be represente !.
The Business Mems League Of Houston
have taken ;he matter In hand OF entertain
ing me members of the Convention. and
1t gees without saying that that part of the
work VIII be satisfactorily attended 10.
let while the social features of the oc-
casion may TO expected to be delightful
II VIII BY no mems be FORGOTTEN that 1t
Will be. first Of all. Business meeting
Mr.. Skaggs of Rock Island. Texas VINO
has led the movements says:
1t as been suggested by some that we
20 INTO permanent organization for the
entire State. The MANY evils and misun-
derstandings between operators themselves
aS wen as dealers and their cli>Its. IL is
thought. could be averted Ii we had per
manent organization and harmony. Many
other good and sufficient reasons are Of
fered In support of the same suggestion
Others have an idea of making III grand
reunion of State dealers. where we can
mix in social intercourse. get acquainted.
tNcfange ic"is. etc. vet none seem 10
ovp,se pernanant organization enc. dc. Ter
wants the profession Ljaoed on better foot
ing by organization and support OF a news,
wper organ strictly In the interest of thu
profession. suggestion from Dallas
operatc' to the effect that ii permanent
organization is effected. an effort will be
inede TO have more simple form of trans
lers FOR realty. He also wants a uniform
FORM OF acknowledgements. All these ideas
and many more will doubtless be brought
out on the occasion. and no doubt can te
termed as coming In line with Id proposed
move
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04

some church, one which would be credit
to the city, but owing 10 the depressed Goa
ditton of business and the consequent hard
times and scarcity of money, they have
changed their plans and have decided the
wisest thing 10 do would be to erect "a plain
building as temporary piace OF wotsIip,
one capable of seating about 600 people,
and in which lectures could be given and
entertainments OF different kinds be held.
The trustees have not by any means given
up the plan of building the originally in
tended church: they have simply post
poned 1t. and intend paying off the price
of the lot first, and then when ready to
build they will be able to do so free Of
debt In the meantime the temporary
building will answer all the purposes me-
ossary. and the lumber used in IT'S con-
struction will be afterward used in the
more pretentious edifice. Pen ling the
erection OF their church building. which
will be in the very near future. services
viii be held as usual in the Odd Fellows
hall in the Mason building every Sunday
at IL o'clock a. m. and 7;45 o'clock p. IN.
Sunday school ait 10 o'clock a. IN. Every
body is given a cordial invitation to at
tend these services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
GERMAN MISSION CONFERENCE.
Meeting of Ministers and Lny Dele
gntcs Held Yesterday.

Meeting of Ministers and Lny Dele
gntcs Held Yesterday.
The German mission annual conference
meeting of body of ministers and lay
delegates of the Methodist Episcopal
church tSouth), convened IN the First Ger
man church yesterday Bishop W. w. Dun
can presiding. The following ministers were
present and responded to the call of the
ron: Revs j. Kerr presiding elder of the
Western district; W. A. Knolle. presiding
elder of tho Eastern district j. Bader,
Fredericksburg; ]. A. G. Rabe, San An
tonic; ID. Schrimpf, New Fountain; f.
FTenzel. Elm Creek mission; w. ID. ", en-
eIs. New Braunfels j. Merkel, Maxwell;
VIM Lieser, Cueio; p. II. Hensch. Grassy
VIE; j. G. Mueller, East Bernard; c. A.
Lehmbers Industry, F. Mumme, Bellvi1-e
j. G. Winkel, Bartlett; G. Gerdes, W4ldeck
mission; b. C. Rausch, Blanco: T. A.
honken, L'ano; H. Jordan, superannuate
from Llano and the resident pastors, A. e.
Rector and II. w. Weise
The conference was opered with impress
siye religious services by the shop. Rev.
j. A. G. Rabe was elected secretary. OF
iay delegates there were present the fol-
owing: d. Kothmann, Llano w Nose
bach, Paige f. Karbach, New Braunfcls:
{, Kurz, Somerset; j. Koym. East Bernard
j. Wagner Cuero and II. Sichert, A. Der-
ING and George Henrlchscn of this city.
committees We're appointed on the Yari-
Gus interests OF the church and the session
OF the morning wss consumed in the Or
ganizatton of tho conference.
number of COMMUNICATIONS were re-
ce'ved and referred to appropriate commit
tees and notices of committee meet pps
were given, whereupon the conference ad-
Journed with the singing of the doXoogy
and benediction by ]. A. G. Rabe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
"YE QUAKER MEETING.


Nnoihcr Novel ma Intcr,sting Pro.
GrnrnDic Rendered..
Aereeablo 10 special request by interests,
friends the novel rendition of I'VE Quaker
Meeting WIS repeated last ~ ght at Bryan
Hal to a good sized audience II appeared
mat the creation taken from customs of
We Old time Quaker meeting house" i'm
proves with age and under the direction of
Miss Lydia buckingham, representing the
Irlnlsement the Wamhn's Relief Corns.
several new features were added incI1id
ing a counting bee In d Quaker church. In
Which an up TO date dude manages to cap.
uVade the directions of a Quaker lass, re-
sulting In wedding which seems 10 breal,
dreadfully into the silence pervading the
mCegng
10 properly impersunate the almost in.
animate movements peculiar TO the Quaker.
opportunity was offered for very clever
character acting, which was readily taNan
alVap age of and the solemn pausas await
iis me dictates Of the spirit TO move them
made the situations extremely humorous
ana kept the audience in continual laugh
ter
Ihe old custom of the leader or minister
wearing large broad brm hat was nd =
hered TO, while the sisters and brethren
were attined in garments that would haze
peeh doubtless quite the fashion In Quaker
iWuu zOo years ago. The programme was in
terspersed with some nicely rendered reri-
tht ons and vocal selec TONS though arol-
ogies were made for tho abseuce of some
participants on account of sickness The
chtef roint OF attraction was the novelty
OF the entertstnment and for this reason
III was enjoyed by the audience
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
Hon. Tom Bnirs Amendments.

Hon. Thomas II. Ball. congressman OF
this district. was In Houston Yesterday
morning and left at noon for Navasota.
where he delivered q rousiny specch at
democratic gathering last night.
Mr. Ball viii deliver two speeches to-
morrow. the first at o'clock in Mllis,
and the other at Conroe at S o'clock in the
evening, He will wind up the campaign
with brilliant Grafton at Huntsville newt
Monday
While practically without opposition in
MS own race for congress. Mr. BALL has
made thorough canvass of the distr ct IN
the Interests of &he local democratic tIel.-
cts which in many OF the counties have
quite hard fight. For this reason he has
teen compelled to decline all invitations
TO speak outside of this district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
A FOOTBALL GAME.
Amateur Teams Do Battle al Len.u.
Park Yesterday

Tho Boring Crcscents and the High School
light Weights. two aggregntions OF youthful
asnirants for grIdironic honors, played game
of football at League park yesterday after
noon, the first named eleven being victorious
by score of II to 6 The first touchdown
was made by the crescents IN two and one
half minutes after play was called on a dash
around left end by Bradley, Another touch
down was mude on 15-yard dash BY Arnold
means one sided, as the High school had
strengthened their team with several new
men. a touchdown was made by the Ores
cents by repeated bucks through the cautcr
ANA another was made in the last minutes by
u splendid dash by Porter Time was then
very conspicuous especially thai OF Dwyer
bradley. Arnold and Faweett OF the Crescents
ana heavens, Porter Roberts Boxell and
Masterson of the High school Tho NAH with
which tho game wes PLAYED Was presented hy
Mcssrs. G. l.. & Theo. Borlng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
CITY BREvITIE~.

The S-year-old son of Sam Formish died a
Io:SO a. M Yesterday and will be buried a
o CLOCK this afternoon in the cemetery a
| Cross Timbers
Mr.. g. W. Rltchey of Anchor, Texas. ant
Miss Kitty Clyne of st. Louis were married
| in the parlors of the Hutchins House yes
| terday afternoon.
| Hector Whitman. colored who has been tbf
| night Waterman at Wall & Stables for num-
! Der OF years. died at s o'clock yesterday morn
ing and will be buried this morning at &c
o'clock.
San Jaointo CHAPTER. Daughters Of the Re-
public held a regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. urwitz yesterday afternoon. A con-
siderable amount of routine business was
transacted.
Frank REM. the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph REM. died Yesterday at l2:15 at
the home of his parents, No. IL Chenevert
street. The funeral will occur this afternoon
at o'clock
SIX of the eight tailors employed at the e>-
tablishment of l.. Housman who struck re-
ssn,y have s, Tst1rneS to WORK The charcoal
the trouble. are still In use.
A rehearsal will take place at the Baptist
church Saturday at 10 O'Clock for the chill
dren's chorus for the temperance mass meet.
ing, which will be held November -. All
children who are willing to sing are urged to
come. Girls over II are requested to meet
mt 1880 TO rehearsa their chorus.
The regular meeting of the Woman Chris
tian Temperance Union will he held this af4-
terEoon IN the Central Christian church at
o'clock instead of at t. as formerly The
members are Requested to note the change in
the hour and govern themselves accordingly
The Odd Fellows Building and Exchange
company met Yesterday for the purpose of re-
organization. The duty of arranging state
ment of the affairs of the association was
relegated TO a committee and the meeting adj
tourned to November % at 10 a. M at Houses
bank
Resolgtions Of sorrow on account of the
death CT .he late August Moser were adopted
by Phoenix assembly. No. 1885. last night in
connection with sincere sympathies for his
family. The assembly will meet on Sunday
afternoon al o'clock October 20, to conclude
important changes in the bylaws.
In the report of committees which appeared
in Yesterdays Post. Messrs. f. NJ. futile OF
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass and Mrs.
Chgsles Golding of the Rock Island were
omitted from the transportation committee.
In the art committee Mrs. - instead of mfr"
Gus Fredericks appeared as chairman and the !
names OF Mrs L, l.. Fox and Mrs. George A. |
Volk were omitted.
Mrs j. NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Il. L. Dennis Miss |
Mollte nayiss. Miss Clara Houptnan and Miss |
BlanCh Daviss will have charge today OF the |
unch parlor now being conducted by the La
lies Auxiliary Of the Young Mems Christian |
association in the rear of the Woman's En- |
'hange on Main street. These ladies will |
erve an excellent dinner, the object being 10 |
lelp pny off the debt of the Young Mems |
Christian Association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
Killed on n Tram Road.

Olive Texas. November 3.--Richard
Wysinger colored, was killed on the tram
road of Olive Sternenberg G Co. yesterday
evening Mt or about > p. m He was at
work and while the train was in motion
he was walking from one car to another
and accidentally fell between the two cars.
one OF them passing completely over him
and the other stopping on him. He lived
but short time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
AvrRy-wEsrALI,.
Marriage OF Two Wen known Hous-
touinns Announced Yesterday

The friends OF Mrs. Daisy Avery and Nv.
Elesat Il. Westnl. both OF this city. were
somewhat surprised Yesterday when the
announcement was made thai they had
been quietly married week ago today.
the ceremony having been performed by
Justice w. r. Ifill. For reasons best known
TO themselves the young people had kept
Their wedding secret natl yesterday. The
hrlde Is the daughter of Mrs NJ. Steuben.
rauch aud her husband s well known here
he is member OF the Houston Light
Giuld, company \. First Texas. and has
been here on sick furlough for some time
INST He expects 10 rejoin his regiment al
Ssvannah In the near future
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
The Gas Well.

work on the gas we'll near Pierce juno
uon is still progressing favorably. The
fiow OF gas continues to be all that could
possibly be expected and there are still,
evidences OF oil found in the water wbich
me arm brings out Of the earth. The nuh
stance IN question is sufficiently prom,nen,
10 Justly the lelief ttat flow Of oil viii viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
THE LOCAL STAGE.
"Strnnge Adventures of Nisp Brown
Gives General Satisfaction.

Gives General sntiSfncti0n
Captain Courtney, Inniskillen Dragons
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h"'o, " '"'i"'s"e'' 'n ,,l =,
a,,' oHS - :. WI, ~ M'.o9 W oens
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wv i''oo'' "''"' 9o''e', Wa
49, 80 - - MI. l. D. 'hehson
'ue'e' n'"' VI '"e . a, ~ ,,1
-. -. -. -, -, Mr. w. ~ haSt"oo"
EANe''a p'Asn'"e''' ms "e,ol, '.';;,',,
- r.. -. - '..Mlss Lur.' Moore
1his' y ""''"s"'f' Inc niaJol WIG.
-, - - Miss Mallu'' Ldn6"on
''''' MUMMY P'a"0'p ~, ~ ,c, 'pHueins 80,
~. -. - INNS incIts.h Ne"connp
Mliiceht LoVemage. schoot Blri.''.:,.
~; -, - - ,''M'ss louise NShHe
o"hchAta e@reia' sehool sirl.'.....''.
=" -. 'Mlss Laura NJ DEAN
Ma'lA" Jones' schoo' girl ..-. -
.'''' 80 - - ''M'SS Netue wake?
HAD there been large audience present
10 wltness II the performance OF THE
Strange Adventures of Miss Brown" M the
go, ,,.,,.o ~, ~. -, ~, -,
'' "'' .'s'' "''' N''N' 'e''
complete success from every point OF view.
The comparatively few people who SAW the
chow antovet n imm,nseDv ,,a tho,r mani
,L., ,
ieS'"''ohs OF "pp'oV"' were frequent anna
nearly, hut the inspiration which one be-
mind the footiights receives from n large
house was lacking and in consequence the
clever company had TO work much harder
IN order to make the performance 80.
The address delivered by Ex-Governor
Hogg, tho confounding OF THE Real Widow
Brown with last nights show and the fact
that the story of the latter has been In
correctly interpreted, all, perhaps had a
tendency toward keeping people away. The
announcement that the play dealt with the
experience OF young army officer dis
Bulsed as a woman in Il female seminary
talrled with II tho possibility OF something
rapid, but those who went TO the opera
~ery ",eya p nn a, o% ~ nv I'M n1 pay ~
prcduciion Is Anything said or done or oven
suggested which could possibly offend the
mos tastiuions u compares iayorahiy with
fha whoie suna,,,or nor t,'rn "aa u.s. vn
preied by q o,ever ana wqll balanced com
pany. Tho part of Niles Br.ghtwell tho
n'rone, Is u the capable hands Of Miss
Lucia Moore who, previous TO entering the
profession. was populnr society girl OF
Shfaveport She combines pretty face aud
n graceful hgnre,. with thoroughly ar,ls-
Tic conception OF tho character and ne.
Work is very pleasing. Mr., MacSweeny. as
Major 0Gallagher, does some very clever
acting srd Mr.. Seldman gives a delicious
Interpretation Of the part OF the German
music teacher. Mr.. Tucker gets out OF the
rntar difficult role or Captain Courtney all
i,sher IN ~; N Mss nsns"op' aS mrs, pSa.-
SANTIAGO" are also deserving Of sner,as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
A Tempornry Chnrcl,.

The trustees OF Grace Methodist Eplsoo
pal church wish to inform the public
through the columns OF The Post that AZ
a meeting held last Wednesday It was
unanimously decided 10 commence building
q 'nutrh ediflce on the LOT recently pur-
CHASED BY them on the corner OF Main
s'reo ana Folk avenue. The first inten-
o'qn Of the trustees was to erect hama.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04

New Orleans yesterday morning mado a
short trip to Galveston during the day and
left last night for Dallas. He is o. a tour
OF the houses under his control and Is ac-
comparted by Mr.. 81. J. Hollardef. They
occupied a box at the performance last
night.
Mr.. c. 4. Burt. business manager for
Evans & Hosy's 'ParIor Match" company,
was In the city yesterday arranging for
the appearance OF his attraction on No
veniber 8.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
Telegraph company. arrived In the city from
Austin Yesterday evening and registered at

Telegraph company arrived In the city from
the Lawior
Dr. W. f. Blunt, state health officer. wal
here Yesterday on business connected with tht
late quarantine restrictions against points III.
ftctcd by yellowoid. lie was guest at the
Lawor while here
After quite an extended tour through Louis
lana and Mississippi. Mrs. S, kottwitz and
daughter. Miss Augusta. have returned to
Houston, and are at home to their friends al
No 1911 Texas avenue.
Hon. s. b. Cooper. representative in con-
gre5g of the Third Texas district accompanied
b. Judge l.. i. Chester. came in from Beau
mont yesterday and attended the Hogg speak.
ing last night They were guests at the
Hutchlns house while here.
John w, Maxcy, the civil engineer, left last
niEbt for Calvert, where he will make thor
ouGh examination to the safety of the coal
mines near that point. Mr.. Maxcy will make
plans and specifications for the bracing and
roofing of the mines so as to minimize the
chances of accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-04
TO Entcrtaln Gny,rno,

me members of the Left Handed FIsb,,.
Grub an organization which has repu,ss
ton secoad 10 none for Its unique er.sr
,inments' win give an oyster roast =,
Angerhoners this afternoon. at which -
Governor James Stephen Hogg will he ,ha