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 NEW EMPHASIZES.
Fifteen New Vessels wjll He Built Thai Win Be Superior to Any That
 Now Sail the Seas.

Washington, Sept. l.-.The naval board of experts under the specific au- thority of Secretary Long unanimously reaffirmed it's action in recommending comprehensive programme involving the speedy construction of 15 warships exactly as outlined two weeks ago, and directed the various bureaus of the navy department to proceed forthwith with the preparation of the actual plans for the greatest construction project ever undertaken in single period by the United States. Since the adoption of the programme by the board on Aug. F its members have devoted themselves earnestly to the thorough consideration of the lessons gained in the war with Spain, and of the necessity for vast sea power imposed by the possession of dis tant islands and increased American commerce, and they began upon the de- tails Tuesday without modifying, in any material particular, the classes of
 
 as essential for the navy hereafter. The meeting demonstrated that the mem bers were more thoroughly than ever convinced that larger ships with higher speed and much greater coal endurance than any now i'll the American service were absolutely indispensable and ought to be begun with as little delay as possi- ble.
 The general program, as originally laid down, provided for J5 vessels, of which six were to be heavily armored line of battle fighting ships, six to be small protected cruisers and three mid way between these extremes. The three battleships were to exceed 13, 1000 tons displacement, with a minimum speed with all stores and coal aboard of 18b knots; there were to be three first class armored cruisers of 12,O00 tons, or one- third larger than the New York and the Brooklyn, with 22 knots speed and a coal endurance of at least 10000 tons ]; three semi-araored and protected sec ond-class cruisers of highly improved Olympia type and six l6-knot protected cruisers of 2b0o tons, slightly superior to the Detroit class, with the remarkable steaming radius of 13,000 knots The board further determine that all ships should be sheathed with oak and copper, to make them comparatively independ. ent of dry docks.
 As result of the meeting establishing this programme as the adopted policy ot the navy for the immediate future, the work of designing the three battleships will begin at once along the following lines: The displacement is fixed at l3, 300 tons upon a draught of 2516 fee when tbe vessel is loaded to the maxi mum and at that draught minimum speed of lS2a knots is to be guaranteed
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ITS FIRST TRIP.
The Pine Blun Arkansas River Ky. Train Made Its First Trip to the City
 This Morning

The Pine Bluff and Arkansas River Railway, which was recently chang. ed from 8 narrow to- q standard gauge. came into the city this (Thursday) morning at 10;l0o'eloek, {, from English, a distance of thirty miles. The train was in charge of Conductor c. l.. Morris with W. A. Leach at the throttle and R. Cashier, fireman.
 The train will be of great benefit to our country cousins and Pine Bluff merchants.
 It will arrive here daily at 10:10 a. m., and depart at 3:20 D. III.
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This Action of Gomez Is Upon Rec ommendation From the Provis-
 ional Government.
GARCIA'S RESIGNATION
 WAS NOT ACCEPTED.
His Action at Santiago Is Looked Upon as Breach of Discipline, as His Orders Were Just the
 Opposite of His Doings.

New York, Sept. LA dispatch to The Herald from Santiago says:
 General Garcla has been relieved of his command by General Gomez, acting under the instructions from the pro. yisional government
 This is owing to the disapproval of his action during the Shafter incident and i'll view of Garcias personal non gratia to the American government.
 At the commencement of the war Cuban officers were ordered to put them selves under the orders of American commanders, and the letter from Garcia to Shafter is looked upon as a breach ot discipline His resignation was not ac- cepted, but he is relieved of his com. mand.
 General Rodriguez, in command of the east under Gomez, will succeed him. THE BUILDING OF
 NEW EMPHASIZES.
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Movement of Troops From Camp Thomas

Movement Of Troops From Camp Thomas.
 Chickamauga, Sept. 1.-The Eighth New York will leave at once for New York. The Third Tennessee will leave at once for Anniston, Ala. The Sec ond Nebraska will leave for Omaha. Seven batteries of Light artillery will leave for their homes in the states on Friday and Saturday. Grigsby's rough riders will probably go Saturday. No regiments left today, but the various regiments under orders to move at once are busy getting ready. The men to be mustered out are turning all the prop erty issued to them here, back to army officials, and packing up their personal effects. Every effort is being made to get the army away from Chickamauga this week, but it is doubtful whether or not it can be done.
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 Advices From Manila.

Manila, Sept. l.-The United States transport China left here Tuesday, hay. ing on board Major General Merritt and HIS staff. The general is bound for rafls, where he will take part ill the opanish- American peace conference.
 maJor General Otis is acting governor of manlla. Generals Green and Babcock Wlth their staffs are bound for Washing opaclble, the insurgent leader, is go- ng 10 Hong Kong in order to confer Wlen the insurgent iunta- there, He
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WILL BE HERE
The Boston Ladies Band Win Open ihs
 Pine Blur State Fair.-

MT. NJ. E. Bloom. Secretary of the Pine Bluff State Fair Association, is in receipt of proposition from W. G. AlleE. manager and owner of tho Boston Ladies Military Band. The proposition is very reason able one and will no doubt be accepted by the directors. In advance we will say that the Boston Ladies Military Band VII onen the Tine Bluff State Fair in October.
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Texans wnu Move to Ardmore.

Galveston, Sept. l,-Battery G, First artillery, in charge of the gun and mor- tar batteries at Fort Point, will leave here at noon today for Ardmore, l. T., to go into camp for about four months lieutenant Bailey, Surgeon Lynch and Tour sick men will remain at the fort With small detachment to guard the fort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-01

Rev. J S. Kronfeld arrived in the city this afternoon after spending several months with his parents in Wyoming. He will conduct the services at the Temple tomorrow afternoon at the regular hour.
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Major McCracken Dead.

New York, Sept 1.-The death of Major William McCracken, president of the Louisville, St. Louis and Texas rail- road, is announced He was member of the Lotus and Olympic clubs, tbe Loyal Legion and the Ohio sociery.
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Battle With Cowboys.

El Paso, Tex, Sept i'm endeayor. ing to arrest three boisterous cowboys at Soeorro, sixteen miles east of here, Ern- est St. Leon. better known as Diamond Dlck, a s'ate rrsger, was morally woundee, Oscar j Braux, a physician from New Oe.eans. was instantly killed and one of the cowboys was slightly wounded.
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General Frank In Command.

Washington, Sepe. 1. Brigadier General Royal T. Frank has been as- signed to command, temporarily, the Third army corps, formerly commanded by General Wade, the latter having been relieved to become a member of the Gu ban military commission.
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Judge Noonan Nominated.

San Antonio, Sept. 1.-The Republi- can congressional convention for the Twelfth congressional district has nom- mated ex- Congressman George N. Noo- nan.
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New Judges of Election We're Appointed Yesterday By the Board of E1ec-
 fi0n C0mmiS-
 SiOnerS. |THE NAMES OF THOSE
 APPOINTED.

ie uHueFSlBneQ bOaFQ or Elec ton Commissioners, of Jefferson county, Ark, have this day appointed the following persons as judges of elec- ton for the ensuing two years:
 REDFIELD PRECINCT. Barraque ownship-A. +. MeNeil and S. T. Ware. democratic; Frank Martin. republican. Kearney precinct-D. H. Duncan and B. W. Mason. dem.; J. A. Harris, rep.
 Bogy township-MeH. Williams and Jno, F. Sennett. dem; Ananias Bray. rep. Bolivar township-W. A. Penney and J. R. Core, dem.; Allen Har- ris, rep. Dudley Lake township-S. T. Iin- sey and P. M. Gilison. dem.; E.. j. Remedy, rep. Dunnington township-W. J. Clary and ". H. Townsend, dem; M Delaney, rep. Jefferson tOwnship-R. Bradley and Thos. F. Cady, dem.; E. Q. Wild CT. rep. Melton township-Henry Golf and ,. T. Lawrence, dem; James Meredith. rep. Niven township-J. s. Wfngard and ]. +. Blaloek, dem.; James Him. ton. rep. Old River-R. F. Mckenzie andJ. w. Rowsey, dem; Wm Henry, Jr., rep.
 ALTHEnfER PRECINCT. Plum Bayou-L. c. Garrett and ". NJ. Mosely, dem.; James Willis, rep.
 sHERRILL PRECINCT. Thos. A Eaton and J. A. Smithson, dem.; Ned Davis, rep. Pastoria-J. $. Raireigh and Jno.W. Gibson, dem.; Jackson Jones, rep. Roberts ownship-Mark Kavan- augh Jno. Laine dem.; N. E.. Gross, rep. Richland township-Dr. N. T. Moore, Samuel B. Brownfield, dem; Rob- ert Wilson, rep. Spring township, Frank Carver, J. A. Branch dem; A. l.. Davis rep. Talledega township-E. c. Cotter, F.. o. McGehee, dem; Thos. Cum mings, rep. Victoria township-F. A Jarvis, Jas. Fentress, dem; Anderson Patterson, rep. Villemont township-B. l.. Gocio. J. V. Jacobs, Dem; Felix Brooks, rep. Vaugine township-Henry Kaik- brene, J. W Segars, dem; Nelson Walker, rep Washington township-L. l.. Camp bell, Geo. Carr, dem; Will Pruitt, rep.
 Whitevi'le township-Thos P. Black well, R. F. Blackwell, dem.; Sol Temple, rep. 1st ward, City of Pine Bluff-Jno. T Davis, NJ. Holland, dem.; W. B. Scott, rep. 2nd ward-Joe P. Alexander, W. C. Steele, dem; James Dukes, rep. 3rd ward-B. E. Benton, T. E. Buck dem.; Chas. Richardson, rep. 4th ward-J. B. Johnson. Sam Solmson, dem; Theu. Wallamen rep.
 Witness cur hands this 3lst day oi August, 1898.
 LEO M. ANDREwI, Chairman A. B. GRACE. Secretary.
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The vesuvius at Boston.

Boston,S ept. 1.-The dynamite cruis CT Vesuvius has arrived here.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-05

Feeny tgoing mp with the premature
blasteAnd to t'ink thot aun account of
bein sfrnid Az gettin blown up Oh gev
mp me good jog on an American wal
vessel farr this job.-New York Journal.
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ordered TO report to the adjutant general
Tor duty with the troops to go into camp
at Washington, D. c.: Major General
Sewell, Brigader Generals Poland, Kent,
Schwan and Bates"
None of the corps commands have yet
been assigned finally although the entire
list of commands has been prepared.
The war department officials admitted
today that all the regular troops now at
Chlokamauga had been ordered away. They
refuse most positively, however, to tell the
destination CT the troops, contendng that
to do so would be simply to invite attacks
by Spanish vessels upon the transports
which will convey them.
The volunteers will take up the camps
abandoned by the regulars in Chickamauga
Park, Just as soon as they can be gotten
there. so that the movement should begin
almost Immediately.
Eight OF the new brgadier generals have
been assigned to duty under Major Cen
eral Brooke and will lick the raw recruits
into shape at Camp George Thomas. They
are Brgadier Generals Briggs. Compton.
Burt, Sumner, Henry. Lawton. Chaffee and
Davis. General Schwan, who is one of
The brigadier generals assigned to duty at
the Washington concentration camp, is at
present principal aide to Adjutant General
Corbin and has Just been promoted to the
grade of brigader general.
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1t Is to Be Read in All the Churches on Sunday and
Is Endorsed by Mgr. Martinelli.
AN EARNEST APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM.
Clergy and y for the Success OF Aer-
can Arms Span-Love Of Country
Next to Love of God
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.ss.sese.ssssss.sss

Catholic church have agreed
the country The ie'er pears
all the churches on sunday 1t
apostolic delegate ana as foiows
Catholic Church of the United States Greet
the battp Maine ana
Of
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haebe the
OF the
until bad
difficulties
We
authority the Nation
a section section state
and
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all divine then
labor and spiritual well
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on after
until the this shall
oraton by the glorious victory flag We also direct that
battle
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LAYING ron rmE LAFAYETTE.
win he seized ~ She Has Landed
Cargo ut Havana.

tCopyrghtod, 1898. by Associated press.)
On Board the Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Kate Spencer, on Havana May s.
tVia Key West. May 1O)--rhe French
sloop of war Fulton, a school chip. passed
out OF Havana harbor about o'clock yes
terdny
Tho American warshps lying outside
hailed her, aud the Mayfower. temporarily
flying the American admjrals pcnnant
Passed close enough TO ner to examine her
with marine glasses. The Mayflower
dipped her flag, and the Fulton returned
the salute. The MayfIower then sgnalled
to the other ships, and they hauled OFF
and gave the Fulton a wide berth The
Associated Press dispatch beat ran along
SIDE the Fulton, within easy halling dis
tshee' Aboard the French vessel wore
quite a number OF spanierIs. who crow led
up to the rails. Several OF thom wero wo-
men. evidently Of the wealthy class, judy
Ing from their apparel. There were doubt
less some French citizens among the rcfu-
gees but the majority OF them we're I'M
Occasionally spanish
The officers of the blockading fleet arc
very much chagrined because the Freppb
l'ho steamer Lafayette wRs allow Il to en-
ter Havana harbor last Friday, and they
are convinced that she carried arms and
munitions Of war; but as one of them re-
malFed; Uncle san can afford to be
generous as no amount of contrabanl Of
war cat help Spain row."
me courtesy asked by the French gov
ornment was that the Lafayette he allowed
TO land lao passengers. A vigilant watch
Is being kent, and when she leaves Ma.
Vdna sto will be requested to show ofrir-
mllN'l that her cargo Is unbroken.
Failing she may yet become n subject ~,
The Prize court.
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cARDENAs n,Ruon MINED.
discovery Made 10y the WINSTON
when She Entered H.

T. u,
I'm BOARD tho Assocl,tcd press DIsna,cb
- ~,
nodt haie spencer On CaFuehhs' May "
VIA hey west, May ~ copyrighted 1888
by the Associated Press THE little tor
pedn ho,t VtnaIoo. vastord,v rorni,,c apo
.,..,,1,.., a..
o'pl'atou me hlst h"Nai engage ment lpusht
IN cuban waters. ON reconnaissance in
Cardonas harbor she drew the fire OF three
spanisb coosi yunboats and a r,yol,, yo.,.
s-,,
polN'' 81" "sh' iVi'""tu Win the tln!
eunboats.
As tho Wlnslow was daeidcdly In the
ninnrt,v sbo go, t,, u,o ,,.,, .,, ,,
~,
Nei pis Se"""'e' tue MaenlaSi "hleh h'id
been called 10 the scene by the firing, took
a hand Ia the game With her I.lnch rifles
ana ,os.sd aarora1 sh,,is o,,.r ,hn lov,
sand M, hahtnd ,,,,h H., :, ,',t.h 49,
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and J.se,,od ,o,. n,an "o a'1h, n"s pIVn uuIN
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STATE.

Texas division Catholic knights is In
scssion at Galveston.
Salvation Army members were arrested
o, San Antonio. They will fight the case.
An elevator is TO be built at Port Ar
thur.
The Texas Bankers association is In
session at Austin.
Victoria county farmer has demon
strated that AJAX can be successfully grown
In tho coast country.
State fremen's convention will meet at
Waco today.
Navarro county is shipping oats for the
United States army.
Believed that thieves have got a big
bunch OF cattle from near Waxahachie.
Aid for Arkansas food sufferers is being
solicited at Fort Worth.
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FOREIGN

The riots IN Italy have assumed revo-
lutionary phase and the government is
exercised In Switzerland the Italians are
rushing to the frontier to assist their
countrymen In their riotng A number
OF monks hnvc been arrested and a Cath.
ollie newspaper conhscated.
In the lower branch OF the cor,os
Senior salmeron offers to form republic
an government and stirs up lively oppo-
sition.
Don Carlos has called his advisers to
europe and Intends taking the throne IL
he can.
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or who
oil people
than collector
lie Ved to the letter the
re with him the
republicans alike. =
they have accomplished
II
kre" what hein
uner severely with dyspepsia
ltnets from the first felt relief
no Ill You
dyspepsia sufferer ~ - - T3'
- lever testimonial
70 or TINS remedy, and while
nil IN this connection feel had o
@ see ot9er sufferers from Dyspepsia have been
'N''"'N''
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worl ing parties, the task Of slial
existing defenses and thrown
works is carried on principally
sand batteries go up almost W
these works are OF films!
would be reduced by big guns y
utgs
The Hornet and Winston, nj
Matar2as, have had lively tina
days Smelling the Spanish dstas
the batteries and telegraph llieI
entrance of the harbor. II y
intention of the Spaniards y
mui';cation by wire with all ~
houses and batteries, with
OF missing troops and guns %
Ing whenever threatened. III
that the Spanlards have tne
mount In all the sand battenu
but, as there Is n railway ~
Matanzas quite close TO the coas
ties may be deluding themn
idea that they can transpon
batteries to the nearest tnfss
poh;t whenever their watcho
appearance OF American troop U
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WHAT TT WILL COST,
Nearly Seven Millions Necessary to
Move TrOros.

Especial DIspatch to The Post
Washington, Nav 10.-The Post CORE
spondent got unofficial but absolutely ac-
curate information today from the quar-
termaster generals office that the approx
mate amount for all purposes necessary to
equip and concentrate the army at Tamn,
and other points Of embarkption are as
follows; Authorized for mules, horses,
wagons harness and pack mules, sa4s ,3o2 !;
estimated cost of transportation of troors
to Tampa Mobile, New Orleans and CHIT
tanoosa, s75o'Ooo; purposes of clothing,
equipments. etc, s.. 9a5. T0S.
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AT MOBILE.
ftrst Regiment OF Volunteers re
Wcd--Liemtcnnnts Examined

Mobile Ala, May 10.-The First bat
Talon Of the First regiment of volunteers,
was ordered out and reviewed by Colonel
Higdon. In the camp of the regulars the
board OF examiners Of ieutenants for pro-
motion was convened per order from the
war department and twelve lieutenants
were passed as to physical qualifications
The remainder will be examined tomorrow
Rrigadier General Simon SNYDER left today
for New ORLEANS, his orders to go to Chick
amauga having been changed
Brigadier General II II. Hoskins sue
ceeded to the command of the division.
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WAR REvENIh
Chance for Bonds seeMs n
ing Less.

| Chance for Bonds seems =
ing Less.
Especial Dispatch to ne
Washington, May 10.--TMs
committee made no progres
revenue bill today owing 70 ~
several senators. The bill WI
reported on Thursday. The !"
killed the tax on crude peIros1
probably put a graduated nl4||
petroleum. Senator Elkim
a tax on theater tickets, "
down.
The chance for bonds 10 =
report appears to be growmt
washington, May NV"
committee on finance mel ~
an understanding that y
amendments should be naken
and the belief was expresN
porting of the bill would ~
beyond Thursday. II - nv
a great deal al time VIII
discussion of the democlsn
There are a few matters
revenue feature of The ~
curing attention. and tnD
more or less time. or tnm "
tobacco which has not pesn "A,
a brief session was pe'u w.
absence of some Of the ms,
devoted generally TO so' w
review of the work airs~1
bill.
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TENAs POLITICS.

Republican State executive committee
has been called to meet at Waco. May n.
Grayson county Is said to lie close be
tween Crane and Wynnc; both are fighting
hard.
1t is said representative of the fire in
suIance companies is engaged in a fight
90 MI Crane.
Houston county convention shows that
TO be Crane county.
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THE CABINET.
N"'"'"H from the tteet-No Definite
Action in phiIippiucs

N"'h'n9 from the Fieet-No Definite
Nc''"" in Philippines.
washington, May l0.The cabinet meet
ING today was shorter, than usual and the
business transacted was not OF an import
ant character Although the government
mas number OF swift vessels on the At
'sh''e doing scout duty no report M 10
noon today has BEEN received as to the
whNreahonts Of the Spanish fleet and on
this point the officials Gre oulte as much
IN the dark as are outsiders
fuoishad reports that the president Is
considering the appointment Of a military
soVesnor OF the Philippines when our farce,
SHAH have takel possession IS denied nv
members OF the clblne.. The question o.
government Of the islands Ia REGARDED az
Serious one, ana no actor Will he taken
regarding II until after the matter has re-
ceiyed mach consideration.
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aid digestion wonderfully u.
digest the food promptly h.,sl,
teriDent and sour. and N. r
liovee and assisted I'm III ~
strong and vigorous again vA'
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tahis,.
any secret patent mcdis,s ~
Know what you are taking N.
Tie, are sold by drursiss". !
Mc per package. Write e,s Z
Marshall, Mich. for bool :.
eases. mailed free. 80 y
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RAILROADS..

Beaumont's view of the Southern Pm
clhc's intentions with reference TO SABINE
Pass.
Quarterly report OF the receivers of tho
Bay Shore line
Wells-Fargo will allow half salaries to
employees entering the army.
Southwestern freight bureau said to be
in shalIy condition.
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ERECTING BATTERIES.
Spanish Throwing Up Ear.tNorks
AlOng the CnnEf.

Copyright 1895. by Associated Press,
On Board Associated Press Dispatch Boat
Nate Spencer, on cardenas, May ., via Key
"est-The Spanish soldiers are displaying
nipch activity on the line OF the coast from
bahia Honda. forty miles west of Havana. TO
vefuenas. siaty-fyc miles to the eastward.
As the ships of the blockading feet have in
s.ru' tions to prevent the erection Of new for
uhea'lcns and have At various points shslled
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s.OC'AL.

The democratic county convention &C.
lects Savers Ii to / silver delegation. J.
v Lea gets delegation for district at
torney
me Odd Fellows anniversary entertain
ment abandoned
Forty-seven recruits leave to Join the
Light Guard
lhe grand lodge of Coored knights Of
ry'h'as holding their fourteenth annual
convention.
rhe quarterly meeting OF the Houston
Business League.