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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

25 pieces of Black All Wool
DRESS Cashmere, 40 inches wide,
GOODS. an excellent quality, regular
price soc for this sale Zoe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

300 Ladies' Fine Leather
LADIES' Belts, latest styles, regular
BELTS price 25c. each, for this
sale only &c. '--.n ~. H.'s1
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

100 pieces of fine Printed
WASH Lawns, goods never sold al
GOODS. less than 12c. and 15c., our
special price for this sale &c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

Mems Fancy Shirts, in the
MEMS newest and greatest designs,
SHIRTS strictly up.to-date, made Of
Garner's Fine Percale, in
all sizes and colors, cut full and well
made, for this sale 80. '"ssssE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

800 pairs Mems Satin Calf
MEMS Shoes, seamless, sewed on. the
SHOES London toe, ali sizes, usual
|Elv sold for $l.75, Dissolution
Price S1.23.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

We had rather tell the about Goods and sell
you next year than to exaggerate and sell you to-day
Byeandbye you will learn how satisfactory it is to deal
with us. It is the future are building for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
HOUSTON, rnunspAY, DEC. $, isos
TWELVE PAGES
SHALL rmnY nEcoME srArEs.


The propcsilon to have the Suites OF the
Union adopt constitutional amendment
TO the Federal constitution prohibiting adj
mission to the Union as a State of any
territory not on the msinland Of North
America, is beginning to take shape and
find many champions in the press of the
country.
1t Is question of vast Importance ami
sf it Is to be acted upon affirmatlvely I'M
doubteily tire tine Is the present. As sug-
gested by ahe New York World nobody
now knows for certainty which political
party would profit by. the admission Of
Hawaii. or Porto Rico, or Cuba, il we
should annex it, CT the Philippines, a. Il
State. ten years hence. The sugg ssied
amendment could. therefore. be considered
at this time IN non-partlsan spirit.
Whether the Nation Will favorably re-
ceiye this idea 1t is extremely difficult to
say Those who favor the acquisition of
outlying territory generally bel.evc.
Soubtless that within few years Ame-i-
cans will overrun such possessions aud re-
come tins dominant force by reason OF
numbers as well as otherwise. There 's
reslly little ground for such opinion. out
side possfbly Of Hawaii, yet the convt,t.on
may be strongly enough entertained to
cause opposition to an amendment that
NSeis.d forever shut such territories out of
the Union as sovereign States.
In the absence Gf such a constitutional
Inhibition, however. It is almost certain
that sooner or later these lands. with alien
races TO our own, will acquire territorial
standing and knock for admission as
States.
That they should ever become States,
with a voice in the senate and In the cleo
toral college, with their hundreds of thous-
ands OF people of mixed races aud their in
heiited prociiyties In antagonism to An
gio-S Saxon ideas and civilization, would be
nothing less than a National calamity.
When in close political contests. Involving
great domestic and International issues, a
handful Of Asistics. or West Indian half
breeds, might name the National admins
tration and policies. the beginning OF the
decline and fail OF the American republic
would unauestionably be witnessed.
And yet TO insist upon keeping such
people always as HAipHy sbLaplsS, pt
sHen dependencies. would be contrary to
the genius OF our government. From Vh1
mere statement. therefore OF the pros and
CONS on this amendment proposition the
Nation can begin to see what a momentous,
dangerous and disturbing issue this impe-
rialistie administration has injected into
American politics. The only wise and safe
course was TO resist the temptation OF i'm
perialiMn In the first instance
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TEXAS REAL ESTATE.

The consultations between the Texas real
estate men and the organization effected
at their meeting in this city This week
ought to be productive OF decided results
CT a beneficial character to this section.
Ia systematize a business of such propor-
lions and promise Is always helpful and
while much may remain to be done in tliis
direction. II is important that a start has
been made.
There is not today In the Uuited Statcs
q better field for safe and profitable In
vestment than Texas lands and city lots,
and particularly South Texas properties.
The soil. the climate. the nearpess to good
markets. the steady increase of population
and the assured future Of tho section, all
render our lands especially attractive.
while the ruling prices at this time are
lower than for desirable property sIth
anything like equal advantages anywhere
elxe In the United States. These state
mepts IRE susceptible OF proof.
An organization Of wideawake mon, de-
voted 70 placing these lands on the mar
kst n something Ike systematic way.
and bTlpHing prcspectors and purchasers
herr, would have every reason to hope TOR
marked auccess and Immense returns To
me section. While ia other Southern
ets1es erxaplsed effort has resulted In
plartiny largo colouies and peopling wide
dis5t5cH and establishing new industries.
- &ave been ooptent to rock along in a
anel eeey. ioiiffsrent way down here and
Z upon progress and ACTIVITY TO come
~ 49, - - 4 = =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
Henrietta,. Cargo Jettt,oned

Orange, Texas, December THE tug
George Sealey. Captain Charley Davis
came in this AFTERNOON fson Dewey, where
she had towed the Saxon pile driver. Cap.
tain Davis reported the steamer Henrietta
at Dewey. having met with serious acci-
dent while on route 10 Sulduths Bluff with
fun cargo of frsight. While gotng am
through the nariows the Henrietta struck
a snag which damned big hole In her
side Just below The watar line. The water
BEGAN TO pour into tine vessel and she vas
beginning 10 sink before the engineer ais
covered the mishaI). He sagna.isd tho
captain 10 iain the boat ashore ana tns
crew began thrawsns of freight TO lightsn
her AMI Keen her above water until a patch
could be put over thu hole. rhsy alanar Il
to keen the vessel ailoat until the patch
was PUT on. when she was pumped out
and proceeded on her way having Doat
muSh OF her cargo. The current beIng SO
swift 1t was swept auiGlsly e-av as sonn
as thrown overheard The Hentietts he
longs to Captain Hawkins OF Like Charlie,
ara left here last Saturday with fun
a'go Of merchandlse TO- Ina Ss9.ne eraai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
TEXAS CITY mr.
They Want the Law Rssi,,.l
Courts JuhstIslI,s !
COURT OF CRIMINAL AppEIIs
DESTROYED the Intent a y. u
turc, Which WI, =.
Speak More Pls,ris n

Fort Worth, Texas., 49, Z. ri
NEEDING Of city attorneys y
called to order this morp,0r !. l. y
Gil chambers by w. d wu.'
worth ''' There was a good atsss,.
orgam0ation WAS pertected s. q =
o. W. p. Williams as chairm.a 4. 2
Montgomery as secretary,
There were discussions ~ a. A
Jurisdiction of city courts 4 !!
al cases, decisions OF the com, Y. !:
appesls aitilder uhe presena -, Z = r.
p.lved rhe cafes of all jlmssdicis, \!
removal of this class Of o,s.. 8 & a
ice and county courts, A,,on,... q!
agreed Ichat the law should 4. 4. 7. h
oe'eiaed TO ttlon the leessssss. D.. 1!
Iief.3 ~ We ~
l'ne following resolution, -. v " \.
we recommend iJaAt ina ..s.s1.. =.
/. pcfnt y committee OF tive 10 ars, 3
20 be sus5mlIuted 10 the mem 49,!
uneelesll'g corporation courts q s. ..l|
woe JUDICIARY system OF the 49,
~iilS Jurisdiction over the onsss,s ~
lnttnt.Iaital corporations tasst 49, "a
paased, and also davins jurisds,,.s !,
pstty ofienses sul,lh }isiicra " I! \
peace new exercise, juriss,8c,f,s I.
c9ncurrent with tine limits n IA Il
r-fltlsons. And that thsy h. h,s2
insiiucted to draft an amendms,s y }.
constellation validating all IrSs.,..s !.
ENACTED ait the time OF the $3.50 )
said, amendment creating co,,rf nv. !!
provitjng fur the jurisdiction. ot,,,,,s.
l,llon and powers thereof. y
In oonlplls,nce with the rhovs - !.
the following sIttorneys were 49, N.
conmippee to draft THE bill IN hs $500 - !
ed to the legislaJ,ire: ". p NJ
DaElas, w. S. Thomas Of clorksyilis 3 I
Rogers OF TexarkarIa, J. T. WTps.s y;
Hillsboro, John w, Myers Of Wsias man,
w. ID. Williams OF Fort Worth.
Chsirmen Williams will later an -
a'notiisr committee TO carry tb@ I'M X n
lin empowered Ito push 1t .hronsS II Y
BILE. y; n a. a.
Attorneys We're here from Ntuin
Denuon, Taylor, Cameron, Bonb,tr, ~,
RoelSdaie, Temple, Mineral Wells IS
Weatlherford. WaNahachie. HHllsbou IA
Terrell, CleIbudne, Clarksvllle, SSer'
Texarkana, Denison, Wolf CITY, Nin1I
Font Worth, Corsicana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
DISAyOWAL OF GOV. SAVERS.
AN IMPORTANT OMISSION IN HIS
STATEMENT POINTED OUT.
Next Race for the Senate May In
cIude Bailey, Chiffon, Crane, Lam
ham and Saycrs as starters.

Austin. Texas December 1.-THE special
flom Washington published in this morn
ings papers attributing the following Ian
guage TO Governor elect Sayers, was read
with much interest here:
Il am NIT candidate for the United
States senate | have written or
spoken 10 no one upon the subject,
and no one is authorized to speak for
me.
Various comments were heard anent the
above. the most of which We're expressed
in words ITO the following effect: We'll,
he does not say that lie may not become a
candidate for the senate"
As q matter of fact the connecting OF
Savers name with the Chiffon succession
is no new thing here. For six months or
more the governor elect has, by the gen
elal public, been included among the sem
atorial possibilities for 1901. That this
has been done without his consent can
not be gainsaid; but he has frlends---and
close ones at thsit--who never manifest the
least displeasure when he is spoken of as
probable contestant for Chilton's seat.
More than this thsy are not averse to
encouraging talk tlat has the tendency
to keep him in the front in this connec-
ton. With them 1T is favorte sugges-
tion besides that the State ticket might
appropriately be headed as follows two
years hence: For governor, J. d. Savers
for lieutenant governor, E. NJ. House"
The Inference is plain enough There rs
nothing TO prewimt Sayers from being
elected to second term as governor and
afterwards being sent 10 THE senate. I'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
ROCKFORD AND CORFU
They HIVE Put on schosasr
Trnnsport Freight.

Transport Freight.
Rockport, Texas, December 4.-ilA
junction order of Judge MccormIck /
cites but little comment in this stdIa
Its immediate effect seems to fall q q
ton interests, and there Is llttls tost
raised west of the San Antonio fiy9
comparison with the cotton befsT
Texas. One hears the inquiry, horWe
What benefit to the people Of Texas \
the commission. anyway" 3 81
Apropos of the freight ratH dlsca4
now going on, we have little pirnit]
our own. Merchants of Rockport and q
nus Christi have long felt Themselves \
eiieved ait the Sap over what Inv 4
sidered excessive freight rates. Ncr I
places are on navigablc waters, and - /
course TO boats TO get their freight 4
Galveston, saving thereby 9 ians q
centage on their freight bills.
Lately schooners tha. have been M1
al Galveston for Corpus Christi ana T.
port attempted to put 1U cents p
pounds more on Rockport freight ~
Corpus Christi freight when, as a.
OF fact. they have to come within
miles of Rockport before they ensa
old Morris d Cummings canal leanns
Corpue Christi bay; when they rean
entrance to the canal they are seyen . f.
from Rockport and twenty three ZION Y
nus. From the entrance 10 me fan,
Shellbank to Rockport there Is q w
mum depth OF twelve feet OF water:
through the canal seven feet Is salu
the most the boat can draw. insls
eleven feet OF water on Aransas ~
eight feet ON AIurray's reef. swnen y
be crossed TO get to either Corpu, v
or RockDort from Arkansas Pass ~.
boat could load TO eight feet eida
come to Rocbport, where she coMa y
a foot. and would have to 90 50 y y
Corpus. And yet the schoonels ~
mated 10 cents per 100 aaaanst 49,
the result was that the Roekpors nlas.
wired his Galveston merchant to ~
his order, which amounted TO IVY
freight. This brought about som III.
"A compromise between the GaisesM
and the skipper, which rsssuiieu =
Rockrort man getting his go9
same rate given Corpus Chrlsn, ~ W.
further off by about twenty-sx n,sa
Arkansas Pass, counting inc 49,
from the Pass and back. II y uys.'i
that the Galveston man comp1v
paying the skipper 5 cents nor
mounds than the Corpus rate ,.ss(
any sense in anything, Corpus .sji
nav the higher rate. II there's aD'
Nd tiIru
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

Fort Worth, Texas, December This
mornings session of the Farmers National
congress was interesting, but topics were
limited. The congress was called TO order
promptly at 10 o'clock by President Hoard
who made number of announcements
concerning resolutions
Resolutions were adopted regarding arid
lands and noxious weeds ard the apo mt
NEXT of coasus and thsir relations to the
agricultural interests of the country.
Tho organization OF country clubs for
women was &iacusssd by Mrs. Isadore Miner
of Dallas. She advocated formation Of clubs
ON the basis OF association in works OF
yar'ors kinds. and for the improvement
of their conditions mentally and otherwise
ana generally enlarging her sphere of use
fulne. IS.
President Hoard said he was convinced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The Annual A. NJ. IL. Conference Is Ii
Session.


Galveston. Texas. December THE an
nua conference Of the African Methodist
church began its sessions at Reedy chapel.
Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty
first. at o'clock this afternlapn.
The conference ig the closing one of the
saries held IN the State. the other ubree
having been very successful and product
I've q much spiritual gooE.
A formal mes ting was held at the chapel
this mo ming. at which arrangements wee
made for entertaining the visiting minis
tels. The confluence is presided over by
Tie Rev. NJ. d. Saulter. Among the mn
listers of note present are the Rev. T. w.
Henld, rson. general manager OF the book
concern at PHlad5lphia DR.. l.. Tyree and
DR.. c. S. Smiih of Nashville. Tenn. aud
DR. II. l.. Trapp OF Houston.
An oyster roast aud banquet was given
at Reedy chapel tonieht for uhe benefit Of
members Uf the conference. The confer.
ence is expected to last until Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

tide 81 business and DEVELOPMENT Get In at
liz flood. Idle CAPITAL can make no mis-
take in hunting and picking up desirable
properties at this date in this portion OF
Texas
The real estate men can do much to
stimulate real estate activity II they bend
their energies to that purpose. And tho
first and best step in that direction Is to
pcrfcct ard extend the discussion and o.
gsnlzation begun this week In Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AT tho TNmont--iI. NJ Busch, Copen-
hagen; W. l.. Simpson, San An;onlo All
Oppenhe.mer. H. Gcidschmidt. New York
A. Russ. Palestine: O. w. Case. Fort
Worth; H,mlhpey. clebume: D. w.
Trotier. Chlcaso: W. A. Cantlell. Fort
Worth: j. w Hogan, s. Marx, New York;
|. r. Wei. Cleveland H.nry Levy. Chiea-
20; J. Il. McGrSgor. PHI lip Robin, New Or
ltane. L. J. Wesuhemer, New York: A. T..
Marks. CIncinnati John L. Davidson.
Wharton: ID. X. Stuck. Buffalo H. G.
RletS.asy, A. a. Morgeson, Ben Cshn, t. +.
Hart. New York: o. b. Norris. Saginaw
c J. HIN. Empcria, Ky; c. A. Robson.
Oh. go: Rufus W. Scott. choeago; A. G.
BeuGNii.u. Chscago: s. Rawlk and wife.
f. Greenwald, New York; Levine Bassett
and wife, Dallas; T. u. RAYMOND. LeSing.
ton Ky: f. w Burtnette. Greeny lie.
81. Louis: Mr.. f. ]. Crank. Port Arthqi..
e. Sweeney. Dallas
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HON. w. d. HOARD of Atkinson, Wis,
Presldent National Congress.


women had struck the keynote of move
ment fer the emancipation of women In
the farm life.
G. w Hall of Illinois and A. X. Avery OF
Massachusetts, iniorsed the paper.
Mr.. Hecton of Colorado declared That
woman suffrage in his State was total
IA ure and said he despised woman polir
tioian,
Resolutions in regard to Interstate COM
merce and branding were referred 10 COM
mittees.
c. II. Wilmington of Texas addressed the
congress on the cattle industry of Texas,
after which adjournment was taken in
order to give delegates an opportunity to
see genuine broncho riding and wild
steer roping contest and darkey cake walk.
No SESSION was held tonight.
The location of the next congress will be
determirei tomorrow. 1t is thought Boston
Will get it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Thirty Of the Land Office Clerks Are to Be
Let Out.
JUDGE yOoNAN MAY HAVE THE OPINION
Attorney General Crane Awaiting
His ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia TO BE
Turned over January 4.

Austin. Texas, December 7.--commis-
sloner OF the General Land orlce-eiect
Finger declines TO give out his list Of APP
poin5ees as yet, but has given majority
Of the old employees OF the department no.
tice that their services will not be needed
By him. All but six of these VIII be lei out,
and among the unfortunates are clerks who
have held down desks in the land Office
through as many as four ii not FIVE adj
administrations. At least thirty new faces
will be seen ia the land Office after Mr..
Finger takes charge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
STATE QUARANTINE MEETING.

The Galveston psoplo are taking consld-
epble interest in the meeting to be held
in Houston Saturday, December 10. for the
purpose OF piomctang the scheme to estab-
lish S,aaisi board CT health. Alderman
Borden. who is chairman of the Galveston
committee, said to a Post reporter today
that the meeting will be esld at the city
council chamber, beginning ut 10 o'clock.
Mayor Brashear having generously pro-
yB1ed tAat place. II ss hopsd and desired
that delegates viii be present at this meet
lag from all the important towns III the
State. Galveston win be well represented.
both by physicians ara lsylleR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued during the
week ending Tuesday, December 8 by
County Clerk Seward: John Haley and
Emma Peters. William Marth and Miss
Helene Eckert, Robert Lee Thompson and
Clara Dever, Charles Gasl1amp and aliss
Caroline Kettler, Henry Mass and Miss
Annalie Hsrzog. Willie Wilkins ana Caar-
ity No gan Bob johnson and Rose Gordon.
iesse Williams and Ollie Newson. Raleigh
Deyer and Lizzie Sanders. Ludwig Schini-
schat and Miss Sophie Tiemann, FriS
Eberhardt end Miss Mary Whitening, Theo-
dore Neuniann and Miss Mary Quade, Geo.
Chappea and Amanda Hicks, Rudolph
Blum ard Miss Mary Jahnke. II. w. Hoff-
mann and Miss Eliza J. Riebe, Louis w.
Fluber and Hettie Mcdonald.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS.

The following religious corporations filed
charters with the secretary of state to-
day; Grace Methodist Episcopal church Of
Houston. lncorporators w. A. WIseman.
II. II. Worry. II. G. lie Bert and Others.
The First Presbyterian church Of Albany
filed an Amendments 10 its charter chang ng
lis name 10 the Mat News Memorial Pres
byterian church OF Albany, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
Nor NorIrIEp or CHANGE.

Adjutant General Wozencraft has re-
ceived no notice of any change in the rul-
ing OF the State claims department, of
wn4ch no was Officially informed some time
ago 10 the effect that all legitimate bills
incurred in the equipment of the Texas
volunteer regiments for the war with
Spain will be paid out of the Federal treas
ury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
THoRNHILL-CLAY.

Married. at 3 o'clock this afternoon. az
ST Peers church. Mr.. Thomas James
Thornhill TO Miss Carrie Franklin Clay,
Rev, Henry ID. AYES of Christ church.
Houston. officiating.
The groom Is a we'll known citizen or
Nayesota. The bride is OF one Of the old.
esi fsm'lies OF Washington county. In at
tendance upon she AFFAIR were Mrs l.. r..
Seward. Mrs o. T. Holt and Mrs. Ingram
Seward of Houston. MIR. and Mira. Thorn
ri left at 4;40 o'clock for Fl usinn 10
atienh the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Festival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
A NEW MORTGAGES Ian
Clerk of Navarro County III
There should he

There should he ~.
.Corsiaana, Texas, DecempeI
Clerk j. Fl. Galhreath is seaAps
in shape with new labels for nis
record department. Owing @ ~
now exists the mortgages are ~ !.
corded, hut are kept from ~
accommodating until they are . PA "a n
present law makes niorlgssss 4 N
years from the dai,e OF maturity ~ " y
IL is given to secure, unless " ~
sale olaarse is ooslaiHsd ~ IL ~ {
In tlrrt case the mortgage noa, 4. y
the notc is paid This esas s,sa w *
nearly all the morbyages nls' n Y
breath is going to Try ana ~ ,s 4, 4
tnre 10 remedy the law 70 s y, M
that copies OF mortgages VIZ ri \
retrtned only four yeals. wnlsl ~ n
work on the clerk and serfs !, o,rss1
the same manner as u does - s.a n
not only proposes 10 get ta a : 81. a,,s:;s
from tiids county to take oas .sssel
me Legislature, but VIII 49, ~ cs.1l
other clerks asking for tns''
In this matter. W
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CAN HAVE THE OPINION.

With reference to the published state
ment attributed to Judge Noonan to the
effect that ho Il only waiting foc an Off
cial copy OF the attorney general's opinion
with reference 10 the iiiegdlity OF alleged
democratic tickota upon which NooAaa's
name appeared 10 file q contest Tor Say
Gen'e seat In congress, Mr.. Crane said to-
day that the judge would be furnished with
what he is supposed to be waiting for upon
application
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
MENnpL ssouN soc1rrx

The Mesoalssohn society or Brenham
mad business nesting TINS morning and
nave decided to bring the Louis Brehanx
opera ana ConeeM company to Brennp M
during The early lart OF next month. The
iad,es In the society are taking a great
deal Of interest in the affair, and ii Is be |.
lieved they VIII Lave a large attendance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

Ha,ietsvlle, Texas December 1.-Two
negross by the name Of VIM. Walker and
Henry Rhode. residing in the Sublime
neighborhood. have been arrested and
jailed on u charge Of numbering Mrs. MAJ
zig last Saturday night. Three men vers
concerted In the offense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
CHURCH MArTuaRs IN COURT.

judge Mann had bsrpre him in the coun-
tw cttrrt today Ire celebrated case Of
George Perkins AMI others against the Rev.
Ambrose Hubbs. pastor OF the First Mis-
s.onary Baptst church This little flock
has been badly divldlsd for about year
cine faction arayed against the minister.
the other for him. The proceedings have
n@w assumed an injunction Form. the
plaintiffs seeking to restrain Hubbs from
Occupying Tie puiplt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
The Fnrrnwut I. East.

San Frarc.sco. December 7.--sThe official
time Of the torpedo destroyer Nsrravut has
beaa computed and her record is s0.6 knots
an hour. with i26 revolutions OF the screw
This Will be the return made TO the navy
department by the trial board. The Far
ragut Is tho fastest vessel flying the Amer
lean flag,