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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22
TO DEMOLISH MORRO.
THE BIG FORTRESS is NO LONG
Err TO BE SPARED.
The Americans Are Safe-spain's Marine
Minlster-He is Experimenting with a
New Powerful Explosive-wm Try to
Deceive Americans.

On Board Dispatch Boat Somers N
Smith, Off Santiago, Saturday Night
via Port Antonio, Jamaica, Sunday
Noon.--By the time this dispatch
reaches you MORO castle, the principal
fertilization at the entrance to the har-
Dor of Santiago, possibly will be q mass
of ruins.
This work of completing the destruc-
tlon of Santiog's outer defenses will be
undertaken either by the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius or by the guns Of the
waTships in the American fleet.
AS explained in previous dispatches
to the press, the only thing that has
prevented the destruction of MORO cas-
tie long ago was the fact that Lieuten-
ant Richmond Pearson Hobson and the
other members of the Merrlmac's crew
were imprisoned in that fertilization,
and the Americans took every precau-
ton to spare them from danger during
the recent bombardmehts. Admiral
Sampson has been convinced from the
first that Admiral Cervera and General
Dianerez had Hobson and his fellow
heroes placed in Moro castle solely to
prevent the Americans from Smelling
that fort. This opportunity furnished
the last hope the Spaniards had of long
avoiding a surrender of the city of
Santiago and Admiral Cervera's fleet to
Admiral Sampson. AS long as they
held the Merrimacs men there as a
shield Admiral Sampson made his in
structions against firing on MORO cas-
tie most explicit.
In the several commandments that
have taken place in the vicinity our
gunners have been at a disadvantage
because of the necessary order. They
We're most careful in aiming the guns
not to allow a single shot even tC
threaten Moro with destruction.
Admiral Sampson yesterday learned
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Galveston, Texas, June 20.-Colonel
L. L. Foster, the new president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
is stopping at the fremont. Mr.. Eos
ter has a son in the Galveston regi-
ment and came down with his family
to visit him before the regiment takes
Its exodus or Cuba.
Colonel Foster has relinqulshed the
management of the Savers campaign
and is now out of politics. He expects
to begin his duties with the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college about
July /.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Mole, st. Nicholas, June 20,-For sew
eral days the French Gable company
has been trying to re-establish its ca
BILE between here and Guantanamo and
Santiago. Its repair steamer, Mancel
finally sailed yesterday to make the
repairs so that commercial business,
which has been interrupted for ten
days, can be transacted again by the
line.
1t is understood the United States
authorities will permit this cable to
be worked commercially under the su-
pervislon of its censor, as is the case
with the cable between Havana and
key West
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

GERS will be compelled to go without
them for week or so. The mattresses
which We're furnished by the state of
Texas with the iron bedsteads were
not called in, however, and will be
found to be very comfortable, as COM
pared with the hard ground or board
floors, until cots can be secured.
The bedsteads We're not taken up in
the Second Texas. but will be, it is
understood, within the next day or so.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22
RHEUMATISM CURED.

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great re-
lief, and can recommend it as a SPLEEN
did liniment for rheumatism and other
household use for which we have found
it valuable,-W. j. Cuyler, Red Creek,
N. j.
Mr.. Cuyler is one of the leading mer-
chants of this village and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity
w. G. Phippin, editor Red Greek Hog
aid. For sale by all druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

l was reading and advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
l'hoea Remedy in the Worcester En-
tedprlse recently, which leads me to
write this, 1 can truthfully say never
used any remedy equal to it for collie
and diarrhoea. l have never had to
use more than one or two doses to cure
the wost case with myself or children.
w. A. Stroud, Popomoke City, Md.
For sale by all druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

London, June 20.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Times says: The
rebels hold Manila at their mercy, but
Admiral Dewey is anxious that the
United States troops should have tie
honor of receiving the Spanish capitt.'
lntion.
The steamer Yuen Sing reports pas
sing the United States transports ON
the morning of the 10th near Manila
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22
The fleet that Goals and runs ava!
may float to sail another day.

In 1888 my wife went East and was
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
ceived no relief until she tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Since that time
we have never been without it. We
find it gives instant relief in cases of
burns and scalds and is never failing
for all rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
ID. G. Brant Santa Ynez, Cal For
sale by all druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Manila June II, via Hong Kong and
Paris, June 20.-The rebels took Calico
can last night and advancing, are now
in sight of the Manila railway station
Tutudan and other outposts. Malate
santa Anna and Santa Mesa are still
defended by the Spaniards.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Berlin, June 20.-I am expressly au-
thorized by the foreign officers to re-
peat the assurances already given the
United States government that Ger
many has no object in the philippines
except the protection of the lives and
property of Germans, the Swiss and
the Portuguese. Germany has abso'
Iutely no idea of Intervention.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Mr.. Joe Magee, county tax collector,
of Iockart county, met with serious
accident few days since, having fal-
len from a bench upon which ne was
reposing and broke his right arm az
the wrist. Being a candidate, he now
shakes with his left hand.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

Bertha Smith of Topeka has reached
her fifth divorce and several wards
yet to hear from.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

1t will be well to remember the vir-
ginius also.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

MONUMENTAL WORK given our spe.
cia attention.
We solicit your patronage and GUARAN-
TEE SATISFACTION.
We have as many monuments to sell al
any one. Prices are as low Az is consistent
with First Glass Work and Material.
Q. H. HEBENER, General Salesman
j. NJ. KRUGER, Local Statesmen
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

There are five comets foretold by as
tronomers for the year 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
personal MENTION.

| Mrs n. V. Deadrck Of Ntvasota is a rues,
al the Capitol e'e'
! Mr.. \, l., Westbrook OF Ennis Texas Ia
autographed at the Lawlor
! MIR. r. II. Thompson OF Navasota Is amono
the arrivals at the liutchins
Mr., + Z. Clegg Of New Orleans Is cireu.
latng among his Houston friends
Messrs. J r. BENTLEY nnd w " White,
are stopping at the Iiutchtns, from WhaI-
ton. 49,
Captain A, Faulkner. The we'll known and
AWAY popular cS-rairoad man, is al the
Lawlor
Mr. Georke W. HAHN of susarana spon,
Yesterday In the city shaking hands with
hosts Of friends,
H. lunes general freight agent of the
southern Pacific. left for 81. Louis on hus3-
ness yesterday afternoon.
7, W Brazeton. a prominent lumhe.mrl
fiom Waco, Texas Is In the city and is regis
tered at the Capitol hotel
General Manager ". G VAN Week OF III
Southern Pacific. accompanied by his littIc
son, left for the West last night.
sam l.. Hahn Of the land department OF the
southern Pacific was IN the city yesterday
from headquarters in San Antonio.
Mr.. W, II. Prince, proprietor Of the Waco
Times Herald ana Mr. II. 5. Manuel an
a'iaeho OF that paper, spent the day in Hous-
tosl Yesterday. While here tsey made visit
to The Post and were entertained by their
friend. Jack Smart.
Mr., Ava Ernst and bride have been spend
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Branch. In the Fair
Grounds addition. Mr.. Ernst is duse wfll
known in Houston having been In the EN-
ploy Of Mr. Sol Colnan tor twn or tire.
Years, He is now in the mercantile business
AZ Cold SpFlnss where he was married about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
MILITARY MATTERS
'""r Additional Troo,s of
PHss rhrous.b tIou.,

""'''onni Troops of Cnynir,
Pass through Houston
~ . clock yesterday morning tbrac ,aa,
'iphal troops OF United States ca yaIrv ft1,,h
'eslmeno passed through this CITY en- rou,,
10 New Orleans. Two companies came from
roft Ozark and the other from Fort stoet.
ton numbering in all nearly 200 mon rhcv
appeared delighted at the prospect of sn,n
meeting the enemy On Cuban coll. ana i'm.
formed the early bystanders who hann.rna
70 greet them nj the train that, IL the omar
UNITY presented, they would show Tho $50,
,",us now wei Uncle SANS soldiers p,ys
,ouiu 90 their duty, especially when nromnty a
ny Ine inspiring slogan OF "Rememhor t,r
ra'n' nc tiain was in two sections and
w nVre WIN as little delay MS posslbl
lieutenant FRANKLIN. L. s A. who h,.
u'Sh ~ houston the past few DAYS euIstin,,
volunteers for the United States army MI
Auhd small detachment OF recruits rom tni :
Wy 10 New Orleans this morning
~ was rumored IN Houston last nish, ~,
Mhat appears TO be good authority mar ana
o, ,ne ihree Texas regimtHts now mocri5cd
a. AUSTIN would be ordered within The nex,
we or three DAYS to a point IN Virginia
Mlnih easy reach of WASHINGTON CITY. Which
on me regiments Will b. moved the jnforman,
OF me Pest could not state hu; II is t,lcrt
npiy Snio TO say n portion OF the bovs n,
camp MAhry Will do duty outside TsYss
sooner than they expect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
tIry BREv,rIEs.


he Houston Schuetzenverein has a Quiet
iaoetspy at Merkci's Grov. yesterday even
inr.
Harmony lodge No ssh knights of Honor
Is arranging TO give very attractive enter
tainment on May 26,
NJ. I. Nicholson came In f,om Hearro va
terday With six State canvletS, who arc 10
lc tslen out on the Columbia Tap railroad 10
work plantation. ~
Mrs. Annie Howard died AZ her r,sidsnc.
slio German street on saturday, aud her n,
meins were inferred in the German cemeterx
Yesterday afternoon.
burglar catered the residence Of Mr. so,
So,Melt during the absence of the fa,,iiv
yw'tfcay afternoon, There was evidence q,
ms presence. but no property was lost.
Au accident 10 the dynamo M the Ilut,h,ns
horse last night left the hotel In darkness sas
= considerable time. and resulted in SINE
Titishs camagc to the electric appointments.
NoM Glory wis Infuri,i from me fla.sts, !,
% Yne ins,onice Yesterday. and many wsr.
me compliments sncic Dan Smith receiver IA
loinMg ~ tho patriotic nag-raising proees.
]. I, \! ,nsss meeting q lssneiites Of liouston
cSfed ~ Mesers. II. WeiuSsrten and nsr,,s9;
III ssesry vas hsis ysssssdsy stisTsess AIS ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
VALUE OF ARMoR PLAN
4 Distinct benefit Realised ~
NInntlu DnttIe. 4

New York Commercial
II the battle OF Manila had served q
end it would have been Of direct "
this country in showing us the value
lean made ,armor platey Detailed m
the fight between the American and
fleets show that our vessels, espestq
Olympia and the Baltimore, were rqd
hit by Spanish shells, but In no g. /
the armor of our ships of war either
or damaged beyond some slight inues
Congress has made repeated efforts
limit upon the cost OF arnior Dap
made by American manufacturels "
navy. Those theoretical Statesmen "
an expert knowledge of the yn!us
plate have, so far. only succeedea ~
ing the supply that we need. tee ~
lures claiming that il can OF n.a..3
the maximum price that congrefs ~,
The result OF such Legislation wv NY.
ant business interests has been " -.
of armor plate in this COUNTY, w W
yards busy in the construction y ~
terial to foreign order. Meantimss n.
warships. the construction OF wnNs 4
authorized by congress, are uely In ~,
pletion at time when they misn ~
most sorely needed. simply pecss, Al
our National legislators pelieveu. " D
We're better informed as to the Wy $500
nf armor plate than those manua x. ~
have made special study OF ~ M
1t is significant that our nianu,s rlssl
this material are making armo.
Russia. a country that mas ip ps,,rc,sss 4
one of its warships, that Eufops,
nlste was composed OF rubbish =
holes. .1n..l Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

Issue Of Arril %: 80. nepi,s;
Original Houston NJ. fates' p'
Orieirai-George s Harris. foss ~" "
Incrcase--Jcseph 7, Diinoa''
Reissue--stephen Forbes. Dall,s' AZ
Original widows. etc.-helfn VT
Weno, sS
Issue M Anril %; ro,xtiB
Cr.riral-Pptriok Shenban eo
Cue Adleta Dallas, Sc. ,...,, saIta'
OiiY mai Widows. etc. Mah"'''
FAD. IS.
Issue Of April %: ,,.. AZ -
0riSina, widows, etc. Mi'o'e
Clair. Lufkin, 50, n.,sh,uetos !
Mexican war stiryiN ors-N
burn, Houston. IS TO III. s.,,,;vsu. ~
Mexican war widows-.Iane sum- s
Issue Of April %; .,.. Hmt
Ipcrease--Jnhr Timer, Dallas z
Observation-Disclosures Monitors. "A. n
James II. Jackson, Collinsvihe'
hus Dudley. Rockdale. 50 IL H<sts
Ircrense-James NJ. MeCo'h''
60 tc sia.
Issue NJ April rs: 80, Fat y
.Gfiginal-John i. Vanoi'e'''
RESTORATION and increase-Jono n pS Z,
las 81 to IS. csvrnort y
.w'dows Indian war-Mary seynS
Springs So. ~
Isrua of April %. antonle
Original widows, etc, --be''A
Dublin. S..
1ssne NJ April 20. Isl VIZ X
Mesren war sn,vivors-srr,r',,,e =
cial net,. Riley w Fierce. 81
lssnc of Nav 2: ,,.rr,rila
Ctlciral widows. str.- ~ ~ ah,fn1z'
Ror'-rort ~: Mallie J. Gibson
lseu" Of My 3: ,,,...o,hy '
Original widows, etc. NV y
N,'licar. Sc. ,. Il o.
Ncvlin, n to SC, y z IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
REr,m IroroR nn,Lnns.
IN Association "a Promote Mutual
lutrrrst. mud pmMish Ninlntnrn

An ,.,,c,.,t,, ,,.. =,
! Interests aud Punish Nin'nturs.
/ . Retail Liquor Dealers Association has
! boon crpanizrd Sih tv,elye mr. ,rnr, MON.
b,r, an, 49, tt.,.,a. a.a,,,
| The officers are " r. Gordon. presldcut
and i. Majnrowltz scoretar, Tho nhiects NJ
! IT,, It" pple''' u.
who pay their fun occupation license, aud to
promote thc interests thereof aud Ia lnslst on
the tuh payment OF all licenses. to conform to
all the laws, and scc That all who do no, CON
| ION, 70 the laws and pay their licenses shall
| ~ iidittod and punished, The price OF beer
question wNs fully diHnussed and In the opin-
lou ct the members 50 a barrel FOR beer as now
| CHARGED Ia not cSorhltnnt ar account nf tl,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
Icvi.-po,enhcrc Nuptir,..

The uuptials Of MIR. lsador Rosenberg ant
Ms. Melna Lewis were celebrated Mt the
rcsiftnce Of Mrs. Jacob pannenhaum. No. 1901
Travis strest yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Rabbi Lowenstein officiating in the ceremony
which made the couple happy in the consum-
mation Of their mutual love. II was a nuiei
Rosenberg is a member OF the firm of Lewis
4 Bosenborg and tho bride is widow of the
late Aaron Lewis. They have the best wish IS
ol Tany friends, including The Post for a
long happy and successful life. Mr. and Mrs
lsador Rosenberg will be at home to fr.cds
Of the family residence corner of Polk and
fannin street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

very enjoyable surprisc party was given
Hcay evening in homer Of Miss Aoll,e No.
iend At the rfSIdenec OF he, lurcnts by ae.sr,
Dave Fleming aul Arthur Ecnd.
The young folks enieyel ,hor,..,..
much en- the bsantsnl Law 49,. '7'S
~ hinds, aftsr which thev IN rre 80 ~ ) !,
"a ne sining room, where the taSie W., ssi.d
we, q uoofaied sid lefr sharnts Of a.; Kin
hapnS returns Of the day. they d.n nlS many
s "oss present were: Misses Isnrs u
fp%.', Era ,MeSins, Mollic Noland , ssee-
eses Mn. mamie Peters, Jelpie Wheat. Flor Flor
rpi n Pstillo, May Ridy McsIs. Nimms.
ppe o, pave Fleming, Thai McLanr,, Ayrnur
cotiter o Mr. aN Ns n Henry Rady. ws Masa
Mrs " ~ Mimf. MIR. ana MM1 pu Mr. aud
iand. z. holland Dr. Nis W. l., No
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

Yesterday afternoon two street cars on the
Heights line came Into collision at a point
near Forest Park. and In the excitement that
ioiio"ec the clash MIR. Arch L. Marshall
jumped to the ground. sustaining very serious
INJURIES, including a broken leg. No otbn,
person was hurt, and n it were not for m ;
unfortunate fact that Mr.. Marshall LOST mis-
presence OF mind for the moment, il is nrob
.anle he would also have escaped unIui',reJ
IN, ne passengers did everything possible to re-
edlately summoned, and subsequently he
was removed to his room at the Bristol hoteI
M,.heH telephone mossqce last rieht I'm,
o. eNrccted under the ,ircumstsoc,s NJ
Mdishall Owns a printing onise m Inc Fnx
tHilGtre' and bis friends will regret To No.
OF his serious accident ~ near
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
HOUSTON sNENGFRBlNp.
The Active Choru, R,or,,,,,
En- rursi y .-'.

N"''Ne chorus Rcorpanixcd and
m Earnest Work Expected
,nose was meeting Of the Houston SaenE-
erpuna at their hail yesterday when thsr,
was q very good attendance, compared with
several past assemblasts, OF members. A new
set Of bylaws were read and win No ,,or,.,
~ tne heNt business session. which viii no
nnp,u before the annual election Of officers In
iests the active singers GRADUALLY Sronnfa
NY ietnargic condition aud iitere,t h,
nVossnss ana practice so wancd thai inter.
es.ea members became discouraged ana be
p p careless AS TO attendance aud exercises
xs ~ s'u,e me grand success achieved AZ Gal.
h esy'n vac genve singers have pledged to
heep up their regular practice. prepsra,ory
20 attending the Austin saengerfest in iseS
anu Yesterday elected CAPTAIN Gus Sauter a.
lvsa,t, anu from the two dozen singers now
enrolled N the chorus II is expected the nmn'
; n,r VIII 90 doubled by manifestation Of new
s .nsiest ana nleasins and profitable practice
as can be organized In Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

The Ladies Treble club Of the Houston Glce
club of male voices are arranging TO give a
Join; complimentary concert at an carly day
for the members OF the two clubs and their
families. with possibly some few invited
guests.
While the event will he interesting from IL
musical standpoint, il will be notable in this,
that il Will be in the nature OF farewell to
Fir. $. Mason. leader Of the two clubs.
who coutcmplaics leaving Houston next month
10 make his future home In the North Mi
Maaon viii he sadly missed from the local
mhsic circles. ms he has done much during his
soiolri in Houston to build ~ aud pronot .
a taste for tho higher order OF music For
some time past he has been the musical direc-
tor Of both the Ladies Treble club and tho
the Catholic choir. and in each Of thes, no.
siiiops II will be difficult to fiji his place
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16
Tho eamr then adjourned.
THE CAUSE LEAKS orr.
why john Hoover of the Y,t.h,
CMartI WnN Rci..ie.I

WY c"nh Hoover of the Itab,
Suaru WIS Rci.rtcd
inere vs. not todag In all Houston ,e,.er
locking specimen 81 physical manhooa \, =
John $. Hoover, who, after passing tvo Az
aminations by competent physicians. WINS rro
nounoed not up TO the STANDARD by tho rssu,a.
United States man OF medicine. Mr.. Hoovor
is as erect as the siraishtcst pine tree in tho
yellow Pine forests OF southcs, Texas s,rnns
as the hardest OF oakcn forestry and cour-
ageous as any man that ever faced danrer
Yet MIR. Hoover was rejected and many n :.
cepted, hut IN this connection the true rca-
son of Johns rejection Is not ecacrsIty
known. but residents OF Beaumont may recall
few years ago the visit to that charming
town on the Nechcs OF a fair but fragile lsol
Ing specimen OF Georgia womanhoou The
young Georgia flower OF feniininity wetahea
about rs pounds and she called herself n
This lightweight defed anybody 10 ~, her
from Mother Earth, OF rather the stusc o,
Goodhue.s opera house. State Senator non
Greer tried the game. but he fell down. Tn.
present mayor Hon, ID. II. Wheat cssaye,i
the trick, but bic likewise came to grief. loo
bianchettc, district and county clerk and All
s1. fs2Is,e, sos red N the face and per-
" wasn't tho wrestler that he ,hous S 'n h.
Wtf- lhcn scamo John Hoover. brawny as "a
wQo4mau. full OF confidence ana keenIy aiiys
3 al sticks Of the ancient and modern attn
isss TIE Elesn Of anticlpatory victory shot
t[cm johns eyes a. hu sailed for that Is
NoQe of GeorElR femtninity and--failed 1,
ZEE ch her feet Jonn ruined his sus-
& sIIDs Is ssos sy sn ite m
eenldn't bulge that IA d
y \; I; 4 : I; J;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

avenue, for the purpose Of organizing ne
brew free school
Mr.. E. l. COMBS has purchased hve
ostrleIics as a nucleus tc- az ostf,rh lailh "a
M I>o-aS; Park The birds are al ~ siue
feather. end will u quite AZ acquisition 10
iiuus ,cn's great rlcosere resori
The Central Christian SUNDAY school eill
give their annasi picnic Dext Saturday. May
ri "a Magnolia Park. Memhe-s Of the srhooi
are requested 10 meet az the church, corn
CAPITOL rad Caroline. between S;Sn and
o'ciorA o. m
What might have been serious accident
vas assrted hy tho pronpi action Of Mr. Fin
ger on Congress- avenue saturday Mr.. Max
Kr. pnick's iittie hcv. Richard, was playing
ip the street ard fell down In front Of rap
idsy approaching wagon. sud but for q 1uich
acton 20 Ne. Fingers part In running and
pict ing him W there is no doubt but that he
would have been TIn over. The Post would
suggest that PARENTS take warning and keep
their children from playing in tho streets, be-
fore some serious accident happens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-16

very pleasant affair took place yesterday
morning at the Orthodox Synagogue. on Pres
ton avenue. When the SUNDAY school was
called to order, a committee from the Bikor
Cholim Society made their appearance and in
the name OF the society presented Misses
Mollie and Bertha Nussbaum and Mr., sam
Hirsch. the teachers OF the Sunday school
some handsome presents. The presents CON
sisted Of two handsome sets Of gold link but
tons Tor the young ladies and Il gold watch
charm Tor Mr., liirsGh, These presents wer-
given by the society to the teachers as a
token OF esteem and thanks for their untiring
work in behalf OF the SUNDAY school, The
teachers accepted the presents with some
pleasant remarks, and some National songs
were rendered by the children OF the Sunday
school The committee was composed of
Mcssrs II. Wengarten, u. Greenbetg. Simon
Gree nberE and S. T. Seldom
This Sunday school ia conducted b. the
Rikor Cholim Society. and credit is due 10
Mr.. j. Wise who organized the first Orthodox
Sunday school In Houston. THIS Sunday
school has membership Of about 100 Mr.
Henry j. Dannenbaum is the superintendent
of the school and Is assisted in his good work
by the two sisters, Misses Mollio and Bertha
Nussbaum. and Mr. Sam Hrsch SUNDAY.
Juno ;, the annual picnic OF this Sunday
school will take place.