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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
PETIT KENT.
Historic Chatham the Scene ofa Beau
tifui Home Wedding.


WILMINGTON. VA. April Especial.
To-day. at 100 O'Clock. at Chatham. "
the historic and attractive home of Mrs.
NJ W. Petit. were gathered many admir-
ing friends to witness the marriage Of
her daughter. Minnie Hoicombe. 10 MIR.
Thomas JudsOn Kent, Rev. G.. J. Scott
officiating.
After a sumptuous wedding breakfast
was served 10 the strains OF Lohengrin s
wedding march rendered by Professor
C. f. Hunter. Of Walter u. Moses & Co.
the bridal party entered the parlor, the
bride leaning on the arm of her brother,
Mr. Marion Petit and the groom with
his best man. Mr. Philip :. Perkins. The
ushers were Messrs. Burleigh snead T.
A Campbell. Julian r. Snead. and J.
Aubrey Kent
The bride wore a travelling dress OF
gray. and carried brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy pair boarded the Chesapeake and
Ohio train for Gainesville. Va, TO visit
the home OF Mrs g. W. Dickenson. sis
ter OF the groom. where a brilliant recep-
tion will be given them.
The bride who is beautiful blonde.
and quite fsvorte I'm Fluvanna society.
Is the daughter Of the late Colonel George
". Petit
The groom. who IS n native Of Flu
vana is now connected with various
mining enterprises i'm Alabama and New
Mexico. and is Il man of much business
ability.
After visiting friends and relatives in
this state. they will leave for Gardner.
New Mexico where they will make their
future home.
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STORMONT. VA. April o. Assal.-
Judge Wright opened circuit Court to-
day at Saluda promptly at ten o'clock.
The first jury case laid over from yester-
day was that OF the heirs OF the late Or.
William g. Smith. deceased. contestng
their fathers Will The jury was soon
empaneled and an the Witnesses on both
sides have been examined and part Of
the arg ment submitted. Court adjourn
ed az six o'clock until half-past nine to-
morrow.
This is quite a holly contested case.
Mr. Herbert Lewis and John r. Saun-
dcrs are for the plaintiff Robert Nc
Candlish and w W. Woodward for the
defense. II looks 90 casual observer
that the will will be upset
For the hrst time in the history of this
county a large number Of prominent
ladies remained in the courthouse nearly
all day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
A GRUES0ME GIFT
Or. Broughton Receives Burned HUI
man Flesh and a Threat,

Or. Broughton Receives Burned HUI
man Flesh and a Threat
An Atlanta telegram published in the
New York Herald says:
The Rev. l.. G.. Broughton, pastor Of
the Baptist Tabernacle In this city.
received by mail to-day from Pal
mctto Ga. the scene OF the re
cent lvchinp. several slices Of
burned flesh. cut from the body of Sam
Hose. who was burned ar the stake near
Newman on sunday. With This were
several onions and note suggesting
that as DR. Broughton loved the negro,
the enclosed might make for him pala-
table DISH or. b. DC preferred, he might
make "Brunswick stew"
The note was signed. Committee Of
Citizens Of Palmetto" and warned the
minister that he must leave Georgia IN
SIX DAYS or take the consequences.
saw Dr. Broughton tonight about this
threat. I shall remain where | am, he
said. "and IN my own pulpit shall say just
what ! please. This threat does not
bother me. and Is for tho nesh from sam
Hoses body. wei'-and BE stopped.
DIT Brouchtou denounced the Nnchers
~ Hose az his Sunday evening service
and this IS the direct cause Of this threat
ening letter. which has alarmed the
clergyman friends.
DR. Broughton D. well known In Rich
rnond where ne has often visited. lie
has preached in protracted meetings IN
this city and has many acquainranoes
here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
GATTIS CASE APPEALED,
Judge Bryan Sustained Demurrer oil
Defendants at Oxford.

Defendants at Oxford.
DTRUAN. y. C., May 1.--Special.-Judge
BRYAN. at oxford, today sustained the de-
murrer of the defendants in the Gatus-
I[ilgo ct ais case in which Rev. Gattis
asked for 100000 for SANDER and Noel
citing that a cause Of action against hlso
for SANDER could not be joined win
cause of action against kilgo' Duke ahu
O'Deu for libel. The plaintiff appealed
TO tho Supreme Court, which VIII near 'ne
case at the fall term.
OXFORD. n. c., May 1.-Special.-
Irpon the opening OF the court this morn
ing r Il. Boone. Of Boone & Bryant, or
Durham. of counsel for the plaintiff, re-
snmed his argument from where he ieit
of SATURDAY night at 10 O'Clock. Messrs
r. O. Burton and ex-Judge X. W. WINS
ton had already made lengthy ana strong
speeches for the defence and MAJ. ~ a.
Guthrie for the plaintin.
AZ before stated in this correspondence
the sole question before the judge was on
the demurrer Of the plaintiff, That "aluS
must bring his suit against the deleno-
ants separately instead Of jointly as ne
has done. An appeal TO the supreme
Court will be taken at once.
Neither Dr. Kilgo nor Mr.. y. \. DUKE
have been TO oxford during the trial Oh
the case. MT Duke II III ~"
CITY. as is also his father, Mr.. Washing
ton Duke.
Court adiourns tonight for the term
and the Judge is to spend the night In
Durham.
For a proper understanding Of why -.
Y Duke and w. X. Adell came To DE
made parties to this suit. it is necessary
TO state that they were the pubi.cation
committee Of the Trinity Board OF Trus-
tees, who printed and disseminated the
language of which Gattis complains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
NOT AFRAID
OF SMALLPOX.
Raleigh Aldermen Pay No Attention
to Recommendations.
QUIET MEMORIAL EXERCISES
No Paradcs, as Heretofore on That Day
United States COnvicts Threaten
Mutiny, but arc Brought
To Terms.
QUIET MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

RALEIGH. y. c., May 1.-Special.-Con-
foderaic Memorial Day, May lvth, VIII
be observed here this year 800 quitter
manner than ever before. There VIII De
no parade and no exercises al the CITY
Han. The Ladies Memorial Association
the Confederate Veterans Association,
and the inmates of the soldiers Home VIII
assemble al the cemetery Ia the alter
noon and Col Wharton J. Green, OF / ay-
etteNille. will deliver the annual dddI eSs.
The music will bc By the orchestra OF
eighteen pieces from the blind INSTITUTION
here and by a choir Of thirty voices
specially selected. IL Is not probable thal
IN the future there Will be any paraoes.
as the quieter observance Is Coiiaiuc'Nu
more appropriate
CHURCH MUSIC.
AT the First Baptist church yesterday
afternoon there was an elaborate praise
service. with many instrumental ana
vocal features, among the latter large
choir.
Earnest work Is being done here and
elsewhere in the State by the various
Guilds CT ST. Msrys in raising FUNDS 10
nav for st. Mary's Female School IN TINS
city. The price is 5000 and some '2'Vo
has been raised
The city election was held here to-day.
As usual the Democrats swept every =
thing They had no opposition worthy oil
mention.
NOT AFRAID.
The State Board OF Dental Examiners
met here to-day. DR.. Wires +. turner
of Raleigh, presiding
The Board Of Health having urged tne
Aldermen several weeks ago 70 oroer
compulsory vaccination and no at'eh-
ton having been paid the important re-
quest. the city physicians take up the
matter and demand compulsory VAGINA
ton. There are now in the pest house
forty cases Of smallpox. No excuse IS
given for the failure to order compui-
sorry vaccination.
There are now one hundred and eighty
United States convicts I'm the peniteh-
,iarv here OF these sisty-five are IN the
backward Two weeks ago these con-
viots attempted TO muuny. They declared
they could not be punished by whipping
or otherwise. But five Of them were
vbipped. and the superintendent says TINS
has had most salutary effect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
POPULAR OFFICERS.
Baptist sunday school Men in Service
More Than Twenty Years


cARLOTTESVILLE. VA May l.
special-County Court was in session Tor
a few hours to-day. The grand jury
brought in the following indictments .or
felony: Andrew Howard. TWO, Charles
Wood. one.
Farmers report delay in farm work
on account OF the dry weather Many are
not through complaining yet.
The annual election Of officers OF the
Charlottesville Baptist Sunday school was
held yesterday morning and resulted as
follows;
superintendent r. II. Fife; Assistant
Superintendent j. A. Gilmore. Treasurer
r. j Williams. Secretary. Leslie Seay
Assistant Secretary. Dean I1iman, LII
brarian. Edgar Richardson, Orsanlst,
Miss Mamie Wood.
This is about the twenty-trst time that
Mr.. Fife has been elected superintendent.
Mr.. Williams has been treasurer Tor The
past twenty years.
The clerk OF tho County Court issued
marriage iicense to-day 10 VIM NJ Glib
son and Miss Minnie Gibson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
Dots IrOm DOnaldshnrc.

DONALDsBURG. VA, April 29.-Spe-
cial.-The Republicans OF South River
district have made the following nominal
tons: Colonel J. A. Gibson for supervisor;
A. ]. Conner FOR commissioner OF the
revenue: w X. Donald w r. Goodman
and Robert Fultz for justices: Calvin
Dunlop for overseer Of the poor, and
John Parent for constable.
Complaining Is the order OF the day
now The weather for the past two weeks
has been rather favorable for planting
There Will be plenty Of apples. cher
ries and pears II not killed later on.
The early-sowed wheat is looking fine
but the late-sOwed IS very poor Some
will not make the seed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
A TEST CASE.
Two Lynchburg Men Indicted for
Failure 10 List Stocks for Taxation


LYNCHBURG. VA. May Especial
The May term of the Corporation Court,
Judge Christian presiding. began this
morning. Two citizens. who volunteered
10 test the lconstitutionality of the law
taxing stock of corporations We're
indicted for failing 10 make re-
turns Of such stock for assess
ment. The case will come up Wednesday.
1t will be heard by the judge, without a
jury
The court granted twenty-five liquor
licenses.
Conductor ollie Mann, OF the Norfolk
and Western. who fell distance of forty
feet through the bridge over the Apo
mattox river on Saturday. was brought
here and IS being cared for at the
Home and Retreat. He is reported doing
well to-day. Both arms were broken, and
Captain Mann also received a severe
cut ON the head and a painful injury
about the hip.
During April there were thirty five
deaths i'm the city-fourteen white and
tWenty-One cOlOred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

Butts assisted by Rev. W. f. Watt and
Rev VIM. Il. Lee officiating.
The large hall. parlor and dining-rooni
were filled with Borrowing friends
number remaining outside
This outpourlng OF people was man
Hesitation q love and respect In "hich
tho deceased was held by the commu-
nifty and IN sympathy FOR the sorrowins
family.
For many years the deceased was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
RAILROAD BUILDING.
The North aud South Carolina Line TO
Rum Into Virginia.

ROXBORO. y. c.. May Especial
The Roxboro Cotton Mil Company, which
was recently Incorporated has begun
work on its foundation. The work on ms
mill will be pushed to completion as rap
idly as possible. II will be yNl-spindle
mill. and will employ many people.
The North and South Carolina raHroad
is being built from virginia. Va 20 this
place. There are 400 workmen employed
by this system at present. and they eN-
pect 10 have the first section competed
in sixty days Mr. w. T. Iinsday. of
Ivnchburg. va. has a contract for the
grading from virginia 10 Roxboro.
There has not been a single death OF
white person In Roxboro this year
The farmers of Person county are busy
planting corn and tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
MRS. JONES BURIED.

Funcrai of This Popular Lady Largely
Attcn ed IN Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER c. H.. May Especial.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Martina
Jones, wife OF DR.. Walker Jones. took
place from her late residence at sassa-
fras, Sunday evening. interment A. Bel
lamys Church csnsfary. the Raw Danisi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
COLLEGE EDITORS.
Al Washington and Lee - High Bred
Pigs-C oming College Regatta

LEXINGTON. VA. May 1-Special.-At
. joint meeting Of the Graham Lee and
Washington Literary Societies OF wash.
Ing on and Leo University. the editorial
stan for next year was elected on the
Southern Collegan, the University Ike.
rary quarterly. issued by the students.
The stan Is as follows. Edi,or-in- Chief.
Mr. T. c. Smith OF Montana: Assistant
Editor. Mr.. W. J. Lauck. OF West Virginia:
Business Manager. Mr.. s. c. Lind. OF
TannAAxAI Msssrs Runifh and Iira are N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
GREENSVILLE COURT.

bihltS 'ht hbH"i bihS i'iic - MAR
riage Licenscs-truit Killed.
EMPORIA. May 1.-SpeciaL-A license
was issued from the clerks office OF
Greensville to-day for the marriage of
Miss May Allen 10 Mr.. Walter Pollard,
the ceremony TO be performed on We'd
nesday. May 80.
To-day Judge Goodwin holds the May
term of the County Court Politics en-.
gagged the attention Of all classes
Fruit particularly apples and peaches,
will be very scarce through this section,
hardly an orchard will yield A half crop.
Mr.. W. NJ Jones of Norfolk. Is in En-
porla to-day attending court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

faithful member OF the Methodist Church.
She desired there should be no euiogy AZ
her funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
EIETY PER CENT. SAVED.

You don't have to buy auinine 10 20
with Groves ouinine Liver Piiis; you
get II all combined in one. Price ~ ana
% cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
E|..E!III.!!,I9.1!.E7!lI|
- Speculative.

PRIMARY. SsSsAoaIS VI lSi,iaiS 81 pnllls
permsLenIIy cured in 10 ~ ~ uxla lon
can DO treated Al ome Tor inc same prlca
under same guaranty. Is you prefer 10
come here We viii contract - pay railroad
fail 10 cure. II you have taken Mercury
Iodido Potash. ana still have aches and
pains. Mucous patches In mouth. sors
Throat. Pimpiss. copper Coiored spots,
eyebrows faIlns out, II Is TINS Syphllitis
BLOOD POISON that We g1arsrt1s 10
ana challenge the world for case ma
cannot cure This disease has ALWAYS
banned the skaIl OF tho most eminent
physicisns tSpU o capital behind our I'M
cent scaled on Application. ADDRESS Cook
Remedy Co., Si2 Masonic Tsupje
$780, IA - ------x1
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AceSr& of B6S5 Sl R fTAT 35 6 az B6 OF oS
Af3s % 12 f iIdEs j. oTNE6 TABsoGFFH S ~
SAX e {a@Saaa 'i @ $1o oS 5sa5 $3.50 aeS$
SSHy Of N raS dS i Nea $1,000 10000
& r.' " va c Tsi Sa' Sss %@~ 10000
CITY Duluth Water andn bonds 1861 s% l@SSSS
SortPs5n tTfsii Company 1@o@@ l@i@m
Cstaasss Railroad cent 100000 mmOm
LeSis6 ys,5 isioad pei regis 100000 na@~
Leigh T,icy railroad cent. regis 100000 100000
sRamosi2 Valley and louisville Railroad unnm nsmw
r6dsdeSh' 1ad Eis Railroad per cent 100000 rosn@
Belt Railroad and stock cent acnm maom
1ouisv HS' aa age Nssb'Hc om 1850
Texas and PACING Railroad per cent 10000 nsu@
camden a Hn Snd SiaRao Railroad nmm $4,000
Pen6syi9sSis per general mort $4,000 1sNn
Psn5syiy anis Railroad consolidated mort 100000 $4,000
cind9n3I Hamilton and DAYTON Ban
general sehe O Ta5TtagS soa tonis.,.; 1000" 200"
o e#a6aa9 b Ssr cent gold 10000 $4,000
chicago Roc island Pacific Rqnro@ad 2nom @20m
NoiiR5aTn P5cdc fatFoai bonds $4,000 1850"
c @GFfa car s4 4 so eonpaa; per ora 10000
oRo River Railroad Company per cent 10000 asom
ceatraiia ana Chester Railroad cent ncun $4,000
chi 5i Snd Erie 3siro8d 5emPany $1,000 n@sw
S4sSe Fs 81 , s5 s5 s88-oy mrs!
1ehieh Nisy Coal C4n1 bon5s n'9t
port Of forti aG Ore, cent gold 10000 $500
pe 22na and New York I ,onm 1900
1shish coa and Xayaai9n cem lg 100000 laoo~
E GomSia2 sq Ssr 5sa5 id5 ~ $4,000
Consolidate mortgage gold bonds 49,. ZOO" DIV"
Valley Railroad Company - p0
nd
p,s Rail
PF9ta4n9TInivH rSr Cent bonds......: $1,000 % 5000"
Aleutog audB
Sofd bonds ................. 500" 90 dS'"
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t'0,lII bonds
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gage ...:. "'V"
consoldai morlgage gold bonds 5,s,, ''''"
United Traction ConiI
- ,t,npquy JOS
I;Isoa Eeetae Light Company trust 10000 1880
cerlhears. ....... 81; and a. -f,aig RAN.
.Foad com any ltl,5l,ny Gr5t anorteags
Trenton street Railway CoTPany colson- 1000 100000
hrst norlsase bond or,l ,cr Tr,ciion COM
-plny c@ ileIai Wheeling
CtF9oge4aaa31y 4 in mortgage Consolidated ~ ,.nm
gold bonds '5T6t ks oWNED by TIE COMPANY
p.uro1 Cornanv ock
- go shares ~. .,c.i l, barcs..... $4,000
ri' and Norris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02

IIItE ASSOCIATION PEiIIADEL PfIlA
,TF,DNT DECEMBER 81
SAVANNA MADE TO THE AUPiT OK or no THE
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l. CAPITAL
subscribed '''''
Amount OF capital stock paid up in cash '''.....' ~
If AS SETS
Value OF the any
due
Loans Nhith
which $4,000 in
Interest due mortgage loans F-
YIN -, ~ ~ ,,s of buildings and per- -
,i7ntDf lnIro' SE2ij 90
Nalue ot buildings mortgaecd uhauep A'
.....
OF said
az
STATES
INCORP0RATED CITIES THIS STA Ai> Nv TITE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
DnrNrx NrnsANcn coMrANY OF BRooKLYN.

Presidcnt-GEORGE p. SHELDON
Vice President DIGROIAM.
Secreary-WILLIAM 4. WRIGHT. r,ro,,,-- -. :. =,
Principal Onice-l6 COURT SlltEfi. i5i''' ~ ~ n 1
Organized or Incorporated SEPItM bk. lo lhS.
Commenced R,siness-SEPTEMB TO- 1888
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Prcsdent-E. G. IRWIN.
ice-Presdent-T. II. CoNpDRMAN
Secretary-BENJ. 4. HEHNkNESS. - ,,,,r, .Drr
Principal Oficc-O7 WALNUT SIRE 1T, Ptll1ADHL
Organized or Incorported-MARCH p, lS-g
Commenced Business SEPTEMBER i. 1871.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
East Texas wishes the Southern Pacific Il
Consolidate Roads.
NORTH AND SOUTH AIR LINE IN PROSPECT
Prices Of Lumber AdvancinE and the
Tone Ftrm-& Boy Accidentally
3 lxilied-Notes About Town.

] Beaumont, Texas. January 2s,--News ha:
been received here that the citizens Of Vic.
toria and other cities along tho line OF the
| New York. Texas and. Mexican railroad
are making vigorous effort to defeat the
| application OF the Galveston. Harrisburg
aud San Antonio railroad for legislative
permission to purchase and absorb the
former railroad. The people OF this SEQ
ton know nothing Of the merits OF the
fight being made by Victoria and other
| cities against the consolidation mentioned,
but 1t Is sincerely hoped that the South
west Texas controversy Will not prejudice
the legislature against the application of
the Texas and New Orleans railroad for
privilege to purchase the Sabine and East
Texas. the Texas Trunk and tho louisiana
Western Extension railroads Generally
speaking the people OF this section are not
favorable to railroad consolidation, but as
the Texas and New Orleans railroad ap-
plication carries with II the obligation TO
connect the Texas Trunk and Sabine and
East Texas railroads, thereby making an
air line from Dallas to Beaumont and Sa-
bine Pass, II is not only approved. but the
legislature would be regarded rs doing this
section great injury did II refuse to grant
the privilege asked.
1t has been suggested, IL possible, to
embody in the desired special act clause
annullfng the consolidation in the event
the promise to extend the roads is not full
tlled, but as Senator Greer and Repre-
sentatives Dies and TeaSie are both able
and active. the people of this section feel
assured that their interests viii be faith
fully guarded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
A QUIET MARRIAGE.

In the parlors Of the st. James hotel al
O'Clock last night. j. T. Adams OF
Orange and Mrs. Ellen Thomas OF this city
were united In marriage, Judge W. L..
Rigsby officiating. The marriage was
very quiet affair. The bride has been q
resident OF Beaumont about three months
and lived with MT. and Mrs. Lee Cole at
the St. James hotel. The groom u sou
county but OF late years he has resided
at Orange, where he attained considerable
prominence as a lawyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams will probably make their home In
Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

medicine. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wher-
ever located" ~
Once introduced into tho family, Pc
ru-na always stays. Il becomes an ~
and one ills which are sure to befall the
family in this climate. catarrh In some
one Of its many forms Is bound to enter
the household as the result OF the rigors
OF winter or the heat OF summer GODS
coughs, catarrh, la grippe. Group, diarrhoea'
kidnevs and the pelvic organs, are only
Sifferent forms of catarrh. A few doses
Of Pe-ru-na at the onset OF a catarrhal
disease are sufficient 10 stop II. Pe-ru-ha
IL the only internal remedy yet devised
that will cure catarrh in all OF It's forms
and phases. Pe-rii-na cures py rsmv,s
the cause; therefore. cures permanently
For free literature on the subject OF ca
tarrh. address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manh-
featuring Company, Columbus, ONO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
THE RACES.
ResuIts mt New Orleans.

New orleans, january sc. u. Mahoneh
,o,t Branch. by King Gaiop--2rooklet, who
mas shown FAR more class than he was credit
ed with, galloped away With tho Liye osn
nisr eontendsr and his contention was brief.
Tto 2.ysar-olds had another showing today.
caviar beating Muey Chlca a neck Ia the
seven .sItsenths Dash. Track muddy. Re-
's SIX furlonss. sellips-Prines Harry. Hobart
Tinker Time f:l1,
rsu,ag, Muey chica Jen. Time :ltk
Nile and q half, selling--Jos Shelby, sada
Levy, Redwood; Time s:ssE,; 90.
pahber. Wilson. Time t:t5ii M
Nile and a slxteenth-Frances Booker.
swoIdsrnun. The Plutoerst. Time 1:b5h.
ssyen furlongs, seiinR-AppIe Jack, I.au-
,aitn b.. Water Crest. Time 1854.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Earl Godkin. the 1o-year-old SOD OF
Southern Pacific Brakeman John. Codkin
ATTEMPTED TO board moving hand car tnis
morning st 1890 o'clock and was almost
,nstsntiv Killed by handles Of tho car.
The accident occurred at the Pearl street
crossing OF the Southern Pacific. The little
fe,iow had been TO Ahe meat market and
endeavored 10 get on the hand car to ride
to his home near the round house. As he
jumped the handles struck him over tns
right eye. bursting the temple af.sss' ana
RED across the street 10 drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
children's Wear-Con.

- ~ 49,
Childrens cambria short DrssseA en-
broidcry on yoke. round rhfne, crnbrolJ-
CRY In neck. eiceves and ruffe. with
rows tucks. worth eco. 9uN
Childrens short Dressas. tucked yoke,
cmbroidery on yoke. Guns and rufne. q
regular To garment. Am
Il ~ sss..-.s.>s.,. .s.ss.s...s....s.. VSV
Childrens real nnc Cambria Dresses.
tucked and embroidered yoke, round
rnfno over shoulder aud yoke. hem-
stitched bottom. cOo
worth $i,Qo. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. UJV
Childrome real nne Camhrtc Dresses.
tucked and embroidered yoke. Irish
point rufho over shoulder and around
yoke. 2 clusters of tucks, and Irish point
rufne on bottom. UNI
worth si.so. only ...............,. JUb
A full line OF Infants long muslin Dresses
almost as those described above. Inn
at Csc. lEsi dac, iSc- Joe and,..... uSU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

There was good Btlff freeze this MORN
ing md the health OF the community VIII
doubtless be materially benefited
city Marshal Gray has completed arr
rangements TO embark In a general timber
business. He will handle hardwood as
well as pine and cypress logs.
The Dixie Social club will meet In the
office OF O'Bfien. Bordages g. o'Brien at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon 70 arrange pre-
liminaries for the german to be given about
the middle OF next month.
w. IL. Bartholomew. with headquarters
at Call. IL IN tho city.
Miss Eiba De Blanc. an interesting
young lady from Liberty, who has been
visiting Mrs Phil Chambers. returned to
her home tonight.