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c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTs, 1907 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Es
TATE ON STREET BETWEEN Sd AMI
4TH STREETS NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON


4TH STREETS NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON,
D.. G.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated the 2sd day
Of December, 1892, and recorded in Liber 176O.
folio 4O7 ct seq one of the land records of the
District p of Colqmbia. and order Of the Supreme
Equity Cause No. 1st46 Of William L. head aEt
James E. Hibbs and others, the undersigned, as
surviving trustee, the request of the holder and
owner owner of the note tasreby secured, viii sell At
public auction. In front of the premises, TUES
DAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. d. 1898. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that
parcel Of ground situate and lying in the District
q, Of Columbia known 1 as lot numbered four a.. in
division of "Eckingtond' part of .Youngsboro,"
as recorded in the Office of the surveyor Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia book County No g. page S.
Terms Of sale: ons-third cash, and the balance
In six and twelve months, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, with interest at the
rate Of six per centune per annum until paid,
all cash, at the option' of the purchaser A de-
pesit of $1oO will be required at the time of sale
All conyeyancing ands recording at purchasers
cost. Terms Of sale to he complied with within
fifteen days from day OF, sale. or the trustee re-
right to resell at risk and of defaulipp
purchaser, after five dayst previous advertisement
HCHAS. C. GLOVER
ocS-dta Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
pUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING on
STREET BETWEEN 26TH AND 2'THi
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by the
provisions Of the will OF the late Thomas Page.
dated August 70. 1897. viii offer on FRIDAY,
the TWENTY FIRST DAY Of OCTOBER, 1ss'S. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. at public auc-
tion in front Of the premises part of let's 60 and
81, in square 1862. in the city OF Washington, ID.
G., fronting "a feet inches on the south side Of
street between 26th and 9th streets northwest,
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance in two
equal tnstallments In nine and fifteen months,
with six per cent interest. secured on the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at option Of purchaser.
deposit of 500 required at time Of sale. Convey
ancing and of stamps to be paid by the
purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be fully complied
with I'm fifteen days or executor reserves right 10
resell at cost OF defsulting purchaser.
]. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
oc12-d&ds Executor of Thomas Page. Deceased.
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All the well=kept Furmi=
ture, Carpets, Etc., CON-
tanned i'm the handsome
four=story residence, No.
6 Iowa Circle,
AT Auction,

ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, 1898,
COMMENTING AT Ten O'CLOCK AN, ! WILL
SELL At ABOVE RESIDENCE, one SQUARE
ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN GOOD CONDITION, A
NUMBER OF ODD PIECES OF PARI-OR FuRNI-
TuRE, ONE HANDSOME HARDWOOD COMBINA-
11ON SECRETARY AND BOOK CASE, ROCKERS,
CENTER TABLES, RECEPTION AND OTHER
CHAIRS, THREE FOLDING BEDS, ONE OF
WHICH IS NEW AND VERY HANDSOME, WITH
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR FRONT, WITH ELE-
CANT HAIR MATTRESS, A NUMBER OF OAK
BER FURNITURE, HAIR AND OTHER NAT
TKESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS, W. W: SPRINGS,
BEDDING, TOILET WARE, ENAMEL BED
SrEADS CHIFFONIERS ONE HANDSOME OAK
HALL RACK, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, CRoCkERY, KITCHEN UTEN-
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
Successor to Radcliffe, Sutton & Coz

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES BEING NOS. l2Itl216-
12lS SECOND STREET NORTH WEST, AND
2O1 -203-2O5 MORGAN STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
by virtue Of deed of trust dated June 80, 1896,
and recorded in Liber 2175, folio 2a9 Of the land
records for the District of Columbia ny the d.
stion OF the holder of the note secured thereby We
will sell. ct public auction in front of the prem
ises, on SATURDAY, TaE FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER A-D 1883, AT HALEpAsT FOUR
PM, lots 1885, 1877. 1885, 1i0. l41. 142 in Charles
". Trott's subdivision Of lots in square 5o5 as
said Is Of record in Lber 20, folio ISL, of the
records of the surveyors Office Of the District OF
Colairbs. with imp5ovements thereon. consisting
three 49, three 49, story brick dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in two
equal tnstallments in l and years with interest
at the rate Of six 49, per cent per annum, payable
property sold, or all ash, at the option of the
purchaser. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at
cost OF purchaser. 500 deposit at the time OF
sale on each property sold. Terms to be complied
with IN 10 days from Cay Of SALE property TO be
sold at the cost OF defaulting purchaser
JACOB H HAPp. Trustee
II. G. THYSON. Jr Trustee
Oco-e0GQ0 G1Q 18Th ST
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Part of the Sentence RENTED,

Fort OF the sentence Remttted.
The President has remitted the unexecut-
ed part of the sentence imposed by general
cCurt-martial in the case of Acting Assist
ant Surgeon +. w. Chidsey, formerly sta
toned at Ponce, Porto Rico
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERs
Business Wagons at
Auction.
FUTURE DAYS.

We will sell. IL front of auction rooms
SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, seven "a thunder Panel
Delivery Wagons, seven "a Sets of Harness and
two I2I Horses.
oci3-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctp.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
j. G. Sinclair, Auctioneer,
GIG A

We have large consignment of Household Fur
nlture to be sold FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOUR
IEENTH, TEN O'CLOCK. Oak and Walnut Bed
Room and Parlor Sets. Book Gases, Dining Tables
Wardrobes, Cook Stoves Carpets etc.
Also two fine Ladies' Tailor made Suits, to be
sold without reserve.
Consgnments received up to hour Of sale. 1t'
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
Successor to Ratcliffe Sutton & Col
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CarDets. RUGS and rlatting

VERY HANDSOME VELVET PARLOR CARPET
WITH HALL AND STAIR TO MATCH. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. LARGE AND SNAIL
RUGS, LARGE QUANTITY OF GOOD QUALITY
MATING, NEATLY NEW PERSONS WISHING
TO REFURNISH SHOULD ATTEND THIS SALE
NO RESERVE ON ANY ARTICLE. TERMS CASH.
oc1o.dtS THnS II OWEN Auctioneer
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@. G. SLOAN & CO.. Ahctiopeers. 14O7 st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 4s2 STREE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 432 STREET
NORTHWEST.
. By virtue Of deed of trust dated June 1s, 1900.
as recorded in Ltber B02 folio 159 ct seq, land
records, D. c.. and by leaVe of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
Causes No. 1913 and 1885, the undersigned will,
by request Of part. secured, offer for sale at pub
lie auction In front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
1898. AT HALF-PAST TOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises known as
432 st. NV, in the city Of Washington. d. c..
with improvements thereon, consisting of n brick
and frame store and dwelling. being the eastern.
most twenty (20) feet two H2) inches front said
N st. by depth of one hundred 900 feet eight tS)
inches to public alley ,of original lot twenty two
(22), in square five hundred and thirteen (5l3l.
Usual terms, one-third cash, etc, more particu-
lary stated at sale, and deposit Of 500 required
when sale is made.
EDWIN G. CUTTER,
HORACE 8. CUMMINGS,
oc3-dts Trustees.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON 1ST STREET BETWEEN AND o
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FOUR
TEENTH, Az HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, I
will offer for sale, by public suction in front of
the premises, part of lot IA, square 7O3 fronting
80 feet on LIST st. s.e.
Terms stated at sale: $50 required upon accept
ance Of bid Conveyancing stamps, ETC., at the
purchasers cost oc6-d&ds
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CHANCERY SALE OF yAIuABIF RRICK RESI-

THOMAS p. WOODWARD
Attorney for party secured. 507 s. u W.
ocS-d&ds
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UUNOaNSUN BRUS., ACCT1ONEERS.
JUDICIAL, SALE OF ALL AND SINGULAR, THE
CORPORATE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES AND
FRANCHISES. RIGHTS OF WAY AND PROP
EKIf, REAL. PERSONAL AND MIXED. OF
THE BELT HALLWAY COMPANY
Matthias Ament
trading as NJ Ament
& Co.,
Complainant, | In Equity No. II, ,6S1
The Belt Railway Com
pany, ct al,
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MARCUS NOTES, AUCTfONEER.
t3I-639 la. ave. NV
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oc1-d&ds
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C. C. SLOAN CO.. AUcTloNEERs. 14o7 ST

DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
oCS-s, tu. th&cc1g
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oc3-dts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24

during his trip South after congre con-
venes. He Will review the Seyen.h army
oorIs here about December 10 II We DO Aos
leave before that time. In all probability
we will leave between the l5sh ana .utA OF
next month.
The First Texas Will receive the krdg-
Jorgensen guns next Monday or l'uesday
and we will turn in our Old Spriagfields.
Artif.cer Taylor is busily engaged in
putting in shape the guns turned In ny
discharged men before sending them back
to Uncle Sam. There are about fifty of
Them a1d TAYLOR says 1t is quite Il loD.
The First Texas ball, given by the off
GERS OF the First Texas regimenr at the ID
Soto hotel last night, was delight nl af-
fair and was plimentary to Their Sevan-
nah friends. The reception was lad IN
the large parlors of the hotel, and those in
clined TO dance were shown TO the haiel
dining room, which was cleared for the o.
castor and most appropriately decorated
with palms. The First Texas rcgimeatal
band rendered a number OF choice Sc &c
tons during the evening and string band
furnished the strains for the dancers. An
elegant collation. was served about II
o'clock. when dancing was resumed Until
O'Clock this morning The pa;ronesses OF
the affair were: Mrs. w. w. Gordon Mrs.
Il. NJ. Cunningham. Mrs. j. Rauers, 4.
Charles B Malone, Mrs. P. W. Medium,
Mrs. Thomas Scurry, Mrs. A. E. Devine,
Mrs. r. w. Hearne.
Mrs. Hearne. wife of Captain r. W.
Hearne OF comoary |. First TEXAS VS. a
Miss Msdge Williams of Brenham, Texas,
who chrlstene1 the battleship Texas when
she was launched.
Corporal Karl Druesedow has been pro-
NOTED 10 the rank OF sergeant ana wears
his honors with becoming dignity.
Jack White and Clarence Kidd are two
of Captain Scurry's fast ponies, but don't
like 10 get up at revellle.
Our new frs sergeant. Charles Woelker,
is a good one and liked by all
Company A has received eleven new men
lately. six from the Second Texas, four
from The First Texas cavalry and one new
enlisted man. They viii make guard duty
little easier.
G.. David Toh,r
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PERsONAL MENTION.

VIM. Cameron of Waco WAS in tho city yes
t,rlay.
Hon. Wells Thompson was in the city yes
terday. guest at the Capitol
Mrs. II. Il. Courtney and children left yes
day for the North to visit friends.
Mr. w. j. Kelly of the Phoenix Horse Shoe
company, Chicago Is registered at the Law
lor
Colonel l.. A. whatley. superintendent. of
reniicnturics. WAS IN the .ity yesterday n,
the I.aMlor.
Hon. Thomas II. Ball congressman of this
district spent yesterday in Houston. guest
nj the Capitol
Mr.. Il. w. Redding. wife and baby, arrived
here from Wharton yesterday Afternoon and
are guests ut the Lawlor.
Major p. NJ. Doyle of the Lawlor hotel
start has gone to Marin to test the cura.
tive waters of that popular resort
Hon, JEFF johnson. State commissioner of
insurance, stntlsticB and history came over
from Austin yesterday and Is u guest ut the
Lawor.
MIR. a. Herbert Brown of the Galveston
society paper the Saturday Review came III
last night To take in tho opening german by
the club.
Mr.. Cecil l.. Gates of New York field sec
rotary OF the Young Mems Christian Associ.,-
ZION international committee Is In the city
Tor a few days.
Miss Kate Lyons, the charming sister of
Mrs. Captain Lawlor, of the i.awlor hotel. rn-
turned yesterday from a pleasant wish ia
relatives In Wharton.
A cltizcns mass meeting Is being arranged
for Sunday night In the Interest OF the Young
men OF Houston, definite announcement OF
which VIII BIO given IN tomotrow's Post
Hon, A. 5. Bnrleson OF Austin, congress
man-eiect Of the Ninth congressional district.
spent Yesterday In the city and was a guest
NJ the Lawlor. Mr.. Burcson succeeds Gov
ernor Savers In congress, and is thoroughly
equipped to make for himself N brilliant rer
ord.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
The Hcttic Bcrnnrd Chase Company
mt Popular Prices.


mt Popular Prices.
The Hettie Bernard Chase company, 10.
20 and S0-cent combination. opened their
engagement at the opera house last even
ing before large audience. Not only were
the gallery and ba.couy crowded. but there
were but few seats uusold downstairs The
play selected for the initial performance
of this company was "Uncles Darling" a
four act drama. The company is up 10 the
standard of other popular price organiza-
lions and Is we'll worth the price OF ad-
mission The play presented last night
contaiDe4 Il number of strained situations
and lot OF horseplay, but every oEe pres
ent seemed well pleased with the perform =
ance and liberal applause was bestowed
Throughout the evening.
Mas Chase portrayed the character or
Daring, the froilickints, roliioksome Nynph
D. the sea, in IN easy, natural manner. Miss
Chase Is charming little lady, fun OF
viVacfy and did her work we'll Mr.. Charles
w. Chase, the author OF the piece, appeared
10 advantage rs Joe Borroughs an Arctic
explorer. Taken altogether the supporting
company IL evenly balanced and presents
Il very acceptable performance.
The following is the cast Of characters:
Darling, the Sea Nymph.... ........,
-. -. $50. Miss Hettio Bernard Chase
Edith Merrwether, the captains
daughter Mss kittic RidSeway
Aunt vi. housekeeper for Uncle Billy
....... -. -. -. .Misa Alma Viva
Joe Borroughs. an Arctic Explorer,
$50. -. -, -. ...Charles w. Chase
Uncle Billy, tho lighthouse keeper.
1919. -. -, ......S. 5. simpson
Conrad Barrett, an illegal seal fisher.
-. -. -. ..... Harold Morlaunt
All Linn. a heather Chinese. .......,.
$500. e. -. ....... Frank r. Hayes
Captain Merriwether of the U. s. navy
-. -. -. -. -. .....W. j. Schultz
Tony, son OF Uncle Billy. ID. Daniels
INN. Saitof. ...,..,.. Lean IaHner
Jacob Kleinschmidt, German mis-
stonary... ..,..S. 5. Simpson
The same company win give a special
Thanksgiving matinee this afternoon at
$50 presenting Little Coquette. To-
night 'Under Two Flags" viii be tho bill.
Tho Widow ana the Fool win he the
play for tomorrow night and the engage
| ment closes with yankee Jack in Cuba
Saturday matsnee and night.
I-opuIar prices OF 10. ~ and so cents pre-
| vail
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Mr.. W. !. Harris OF the real estate firm
OF ]. O. Harris Son. Ottawa, H., IL
among the visitors TO Houston. Mr., Har-
rs has a number OF clients-in Illinois who
desire to locate In this section, and more
than one OF them has already invested in
Harris county. lie is gentleman who
has the ability and opportunity 10 semi
hosts OF thrifty farmers and prospec.ors 10
South Texas, and his influence and stlnd-
ing are such as TO make him, In the higl-
est and broadest sense OF the term. q God
man to tie 10. Mr.. Harris Is widely ac-
quainted In his territory and comes to this
locality 10 get belter acquainted tn
our land agents and to examine the ada
cent lands upon which. IN all probability,
he may soon plant a number OF wrieorns
settlers,
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linton ThanIssgiyIng scryicc.

Certainly this Thanksgiving Day Offers
us many reasons for deyowt gratitude for
the manifold blessings of Almighty God
to our Nation and people, Never were
there deeper reasons why Christian people
should assemble in their respective places
OF worship and recognize their obligations
to God ~ the source of all their blessings.
National or personnel, spiritual or temporal
The people living south OF the bayou are
asked 10 Join in the union Thanksgiving
service at the First BAPTIST church this
morning at II o'clock The service VIII
commence promptly ut the close OF the
ringing of the second bell. let everybody
le on time. l.. ID. Lamkin.
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FIRST rrAAs REGIMENT.
Few Notes About the Boys at
savannah.

4 Few Notes About the B0ys at
savannah.
Camp Onward, Savannah. Ga, November
19.--At.er about a week OF the most dismal
weather ever seen this morning the sun
rose brgh, and clear and was welcomed
most sladly by the whole Seventh army
corps. The camp is very nicely situated
for wineer camp il the weather is cod
and dry but for weither like we have Sesn
having for the pas. week the location Is u
very poor one. Company C's kitchen and
mess shed were flooded ana yesser1ay
gang OF men We're put 10 work draining Off
the water and hauling sand 20 cover the
mud and 10 bank the sides OF the sied. 1t
rain, but the boys knew Il was work or
very slim breakfast this morning, 50 went
20 work with will and soon had Their
unpleasant task completed
Captain George Mccormick having re-
signed, advanced Firsa Lieutenant X. A.
Seurry one step and he is now our cap
tain, as has already been noted In Tae
Post. The boys were all sorry TO see CJp-
tain Mccormick 60 hut q, ts very dcub.-
full II any other man than Lislttna
Scurry could have snet with sash gan ia
Appreciation as he did when he was made
our captain. Captain Dick is . s,rict DIS.
c.p.nar.an, and although very kind and
lenlent with his men, they aia know 'tae
glove coaceals an iron hand"
SO many discharges have been received
by men in this company that there now re-
mains but fAfty-sive. not INCLUDING officers
and non-coms. and out Of that number
there are only about thirty reported for
duty.
Ii is stated on good authority that presi-
dent McIlinley intends To- visit savannah
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!, O'Clock last night Bishop saltcr read

IL O'CLOCK last nlSul- p''Noi $500
the appointments as tolloWs:
Dallss Distidot--J. L. Holmes. presiding
cter; j. A. johnson. Bethel; W. j. LAYS,
81 lanes: II. A. Wells. Fort Worth; N
/ Brooks, Dsnlison; I. ": Wright, one.'
man. / +. Forbes, Gainesville g. w. Hen
son. White Rock: G. W. Carroway, Lewis
vile circuit; j. s. Powe. Denton; Wiiiam
Burleson. Dallas mission; A. Forpes, AZ
llnrton circuit. C. Collins, Caruth circuit
n n Harris, Wichita mission; Whitewright
and Mckinney to be supplied; j. w. Ran
dolph Carollton.
Terrell District--A. G.. Scott. presiding ell
der; j. W. Joshua, Forney circuit W. :, -
t,rigsbv. Kaufman; -. Mineolai j. II.
Phoenix. Bonhan,; j. W. Henson, pleasant
Grove; G. H. Caver. Honey Grove w H.
McGrcw, Paris; 7. T. Walen. Reeds pra
re; -, Clatksville mission j. a. co.'s
man. Tsxarkana: s. II. Haynes, Ladonla
mission: w, ~ Childress, Farme.svllle; D.
s. Marsh. Rowlett circuit; X. Johnson
Cireenyille circuit; A. Bonner, Cooper cir
emit. Mack Matthews, sulphur Springs
mission: -. New BUs'on.
Corsicana Distldct-.Wilram Leake, pre-
siding elder; j. W. Rankin. Corsicana; q.
b. Young, Athens; C. H. Bell, Tyler; l.
n coffee Marshall; W. A. Davis, Fin
castle. A. Murphy. Chandler; j. w. Brewer,
Powell: Daniel Hill. Powell circait: =,
f.nngview; p. Hyland, Jefferson; II. p.
Evans. Pittsburg.
Waxahachte District-w. D. F. Pyle,
nresldlng elder; G. a. Harris. WaXahachie;
J. NJ. Anderson. Ennis; ]. r. Lee, Rice; d.
". Wills, Richland: C. L. Morgan, Dew;
y. Jordan, Cotton Gin; j. r. Pearson,
Groesbeeck mission; ]. R. Rector, Ferris
mission; r. j. Patton, MeXla l.. Barton.
Mexla circuit; ], H. Holloway HUBBARD
CITY: A. F.. Holloway, Blooming Grove; d.
" poatner. Milford James Slaughter,
Italy: j. b. Dixon, Wortharl; - Arm
strong.
Rev. ]. r. Carnes was transferred from
this to the Central Texas conference.
Rev. A. B. Evans was transferred from
this 10 the Alabama conference.
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Webster, Texas, November 22-Mrs.
Helen Fenner, aged &c. died yesterday a.
the home OF her daughter Ia this village
after an illness OF but a few days. Funeral
services were held today at the Presby
terlan church. Rev. Mr. olnstead Of Cal
weston officiating, The remains. accom-
panied by Mrs Romans, dlughter OF de-
ceased, leb. on the 2:30 International and
Great Northern train for Romeo, Mich.
where the interment will take place by the
side OF her husband, who was buried
there In 1892. The deceased. through her
lovable disposition and kindly mann rs.
had won the highest esteem OF the en- ire
community which turned out on masse to
pay the last sad tribute OF respect. The
family consists OF the daughter msnt.onc A
and two sons. y. r. and -. G. .Fenner
(twins), prominent in business and social
circles of Webster.
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He Talked Too Much

William Lee, soldier of the First Ter,
as regiment, who enlisted In Houston, now
here on furlough iran Savannah, was
arrested yesterday on an affidavit sworn
out by Officer John Howard. The cause of
Lees artist is that while under the in.
fluence of liquor he is charged with hav.
ing made certain statements that he knew
who killed p. j.. Gibson. who was muir
dered IN this city last January while nc
companying Miss Burke home from an en-
tertainmept In the Filth ward. Since his
arrest Lee denies all knowledge OF the
affair and says IL he told any such storirt
as he is reputed to have told While in
t5xlcated he was simply talking out of hi,
head.
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suER,rFs. DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen frcm Niels Hansen,
Fifth ward, city, enc white and black Jer-
scy COW, years old medium size, tip cut
of one ear; reward So.
Strayed or stolen from Thomas Kinghan,
23O1 Mckinney street, city, one white
horse. years old. IA hands high; also one
red bay horse, IL hands high reward $3.50
each. A. X. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County. Texas.
BY George (. BrlnghuIst, Deputy.
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C. David Tobin.
North Texns Conference Proceeding


Greenville, Texas. November 80. - The
Methodist Episcopal conference for the
North Texas district mot at O'Clock
this morning Bishop Galloway presiding.
The bishop lined a familiar hymn, Ito
congregation singing with much feeling.
The bishop then offered fervent invoca-
ticn and the conference roll was called.
j. NJ. Nichols was elected secretary and
nominated for assistants r. G.. Mood,
statistical secretary; p. c. Archer, reading
GEEK: j. f. Archer, recorder: w. K,
Strother and c. I. McWhirter. reporters.
TIE usual conference committees were
appointed and number of visiting breth-
rem introduced and the conference de-
clded to meet daily at 8 a. N. and remain
in session until y. The afternoon 10 ha
devoted to committee work The days
session closed with the doxology and the
benedicton by the bishop,
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Z Z CLUBS OPENING GERMAN.
VERY BRILLIANT AFFAIR GIVEN AT
BRYAN HALL.
Young Ladies' Who Made Their
Debut This Year.

The opening german OF the z 2 club oc-
Cured at Bryan hall last night and was a
success In every particular. The floor was
never in better condition for dancing, the
music was excellent, the young people pres
cnt were full or life and good spirits aud,
in short. everything passed off very pleas
antly indeed. The hail was Beautifully
decorated with pottod palms. large palm
leaves and bamboo vine. the work having
been done under the artistic supervision of
Mrs, n. s. Medium, the wife OF the clubs
president The cight debulantes OF the
season--Aiiss Carr, Miss Alma Cleveland
Miss Eva Tuggle. Miss Myrtle Watson,
Miss Key, Miss Elyth Giraud, Miss Minnie
Porter and Miss Stella Root--.were each
presented With u magnificent bouquet OF
"hlte roses carnations aud lilies or the
valley, ted with wlp.te and green RIB
DOH, and were also remembered with a
pretty souvenir In the sApe OF a handsome
Ian. The ribbons attached 10 Sic fans and
the bouquets bore the Initials OF the CLUB
and the date.
The programme comprised two waitzcs,
TWO 1ncers, two two-sieps, one polka,
three iRermissions and three cotill.ons.
a dainty supper was served shortly be-
tore midnight.
The committees in charge OF the affair
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