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Conference KcrnInfinna

orange, Texas. June 11.-At the close
OF the Beaumont district conference of
the Methodist church, Just adjourned here,
the following resolutions were adopted:
whereas, it has been the history of our
district conference for number of years
that some OF our preachers, without any
leave Of absence or excuse that will Justify
such action, leave the conference before
the close Of the session. which seems to
express an indifference toward the great
interests Of the church that come before
this body, which effect we feel sure is
bad therefore, he It
Resolved that IL is the sense Of this
BODY that the pastors be most earnestly
requested to make such arrangements
WIN their congregations which Will on
aple them to not only stay till the close
81 the business session of the conferences
nut by all means. tn after the SUNDAY
services and In so doing make the con-
ference the means Of the great spiritual
upl'Lt ,hat we preachers so much need
at the beginning OF our revival season.
whereas the good people of ORANGE
have so royalty entertained this districi
conference. and whereas, the noble ladies
OF ms city, through Sister Z. r. Fhrd
as ther spokeswoman, gave us such l
cordial welcome to their homes where
they Sc kindly shared their hosni, aIitv
with us; therefore be Il
RESOLVED, that we, in token OF our rea,
appreciation Of their kindness, do hereby
tehaer TO them our unfeigned thanks a.
suSn reception and entertainment.
hesolyed, that the thanks Of this con.
ference be hereby extended to the seyersl
rallroad companies for reduced rates ~
me preachers and delegates attending this
resolved, that the members OF this con.
as.euoe 40 hereby express their hearty
spp.eelation OF the efficient and courteous
., ,n OF Rev j. NJ. Perry as secretary
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RESULT OF FooLrsHNEss.
A Bride Killed on Her wedding
Might.

Wichita, Kan, June 1.-while a party
of young men were serenading Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Higgins, near Watonga, o. T.,
Friday night. the bride and groom. of two
hours appeared on the front porch and
asked the serenaders to leave.
The charivari party, composed of about
twenty friends OF the young married peo-
pie refused to go. Instead they continued
to make deafening noises by beating on
pans and firing shot guns
One OF the party, Harry Randall, DELHI
erately pointed his gun at the young couple
and fred The brides face and breast
were filled with buckshot. She fell, fatal
ly injured shot through the lungs and
died an hour later. The groom was also
shot in the face, but not fatally. After
the accident the serenadng party fled. No
arrests have been made yet. A small
brother of the bride was also wounded,
but not seriously.
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Edna Items.

Edna, Texas. June 1O.-Messrs >,
washington T. f. Boiling and John
o'Brien Of this county attended the re-
union Of Terry Rangers at Victoria his
week All Of them reported royal rood
Tune spent with their old comrades IN
arms. "Hes IN
ine masons are putting the anisbins
s on John Traylor's two-storv hr,,,,
s s.n and the ground has been hrose,
NJ S0i. g. Eggs, new brick buiIS IHen
N S,,na takes the place Of the woasgn
tbrer.ss tnat the colonel has nse1
A'ousnout his 'experience as a msrcSsn,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

The New York World in a recent issue phil.
osophizcs as follows:
Rear Admiral Sampson S scientlhc estimate
OF Dewey--"fie achieved the maximum OF re-
suit for the minimum Of expendlturo'--is in
Itself q particularly hne application OF the
principle It praises Who else has with such
a minimum OF words achieved such Il maxi
mum Of result in summing up Dewey and his
work. Admiral Sampson has put up in COM
pact, portable form the most valuable Lesson
In pewey's achievements for the mea who
wishes to get on" Every human being has
certain fixed amount OF power. His life
problem is How shall | so apply my power
as 20 get the largest possible RESULT The
degrees OF success 10 answering that cues
tion is the measure Of u mans success In
life.
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SHARKEY is READY.
He Insists Upon Twenty-four Foot
Ring-Miil Meet Vim AnNNyhere

He Insists Upon Twenty-four Foot
Rfng-Wiil Meet Him Anywhere.
Paso Robes, Cal. June 11.--In the course
Of an interview with an Associated Press re-
porter today regarding the Jeffries challenge.
sharkey expressed great satisfaction at the
prospects of an early fight with the charn-
pion y will meet him anywhere" said shar-
key. Il am ready TO post my forfeit at any
time and Will be prepared to enter the ring
within six weeks. / have one stipulation to
make and that is regarding the size of tho
ring. | will meet Jegfres under Mar1uis OF
Qhoensbury rules and those rules call Tor a
twenty four-foot ring. l want no eighteen
foot ring IN mine. No championship fight
is ever properly held in an eighteen-foot ring
The whole purse TO the winner suits me- /
never felt better for a fight and when Jeffries
is ready I am ready and my forfeit is ready
to back my statement"
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ore,t railroad strike. The book Is TO te
published soon by u. Appleton & CO.
49,
In Poet Lore for the quarter ending IN
trra vii, bo found translation Of one of
sudermann's plays, johannes, ana some
vases after an old papyrus cailed ne
Egyptian Girl" America as aeqn ~ q
Melancholy Dane and hys'l0ai iA'"'O
ia exceedingly interesting.
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Revival at FnirneIn.

Palrnela' Texas June ia revival
meeting began in the Baptist church last
Tuesday conducted by the pastor. Rev.
&. A. Couson and Rev. A. j. Wharton Of
sremond' Great interest is being mani
Tested Iy,, by all citizens of the town. Rev.
Wharten is doing the preaching and his
a i sermons are well received and com
p tIId by all The meeting will con-
Ss,,1,, several days, after which Rev Abe
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Iron Mnrl,nrs Ah,.n,,. ;,

birmingham, Ala, June 1t,--About 1000
men employed in the Republic Iron and
steel Co.'S mills in this district will re-
eelVe advanced wages under the operation
81 me new amalgamated scale. The total
81 me pay rolls viii approximate about
100000 per month.
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science and tyranny. may sometimes go to
extremes to rid themselves of him. but
even though harsh measures are some
times resorted 10. the end usually justiiles
the means. and in the end the results are
most beneficial.
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wortham clear Of smnI,no,

Workman. Texas, June il.--wortham is
again clear OF smallpox County Health
Officer X. w. sneed investigated all cases
yesterday and had the houses wen fumi-
gated and all OF the inmates turned loose.
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Threc Mexicnns scnt un.

San Diego Texas. June 11.-Distriet
court adjourned this morning for this term.
and Judge A. L. McLane returned 10
Laredo. Three MeEleans were sent to the
penitentiary this term OF court.
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Petition in banl,ru,,,,,,.

waco Texas. June n.-C, c. womack,
doing job printing and book binding
t business, hled a petition in bankruptcy.
ms liabilities are placed at $4,000 and his
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A settIed rnct.


NUIsIVsnA sun.
Mhsther our next Unite. states senator
sAsii be chiiton Or Pailsy ar some sable
s =, y may De velicl oa that ne VIII be
Az rleht and honor Taxes.
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Chicnso sinnIe rnxnr.

ohieago' June ll.-six large open air meet
anss pNltr the auspices of the Chicago single
Lax LAX club were hello IN Chicago to-day The
fies made famous by the late Henry George.
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Henry NJ. Stanley. who has been knighted
by Queen Victoria. s contemplating another
trim to darkest Africa
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Telephone Numbers: s sssisss. ~. 49,.

The The Post IS delivered TO any part Of the
city ~ carriers. per month. $500; three months
5000; six months. 5000; one year, si7.oo
Nj Theodore Bering has charge OF the city
circulation and Collecting. Messrs TheoioTe
berrg and Chas. Lott are the Authorized
collectors Of al city bills (bcth aiNertis-
ing and Subscription and no money should Re
paid to any one other than those named, unless
special written authority slEnei BY the business
manager is shown. Al accounts Of any siEe
should be paid BY check IN favor OF The hogs.
ton Printing Company.
srbscf'burs faiug u receive The Pos, regularly
will please notify the Office promptly. ESrry
paper is expected TO be delivered not later than
ego o'clock a. NJ.
Cneer no circum stances VIII orders given BY
employees on the office be recognized ano
reid or accepted in payment OF accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

The secretary Of the Kansas State AEricul-
torai society has issued report on the shsep
and dog raising industries IN that common
wealth lie contrasts the facts that on the
50,o0o00o acres Of land in the state there is
but ono sheen 70 each $50 acres. while the
number Of dogs in the State IS $4,000. Two
years ago the sheep ou,uumbered the dogs
by 30 per cent. while last year this percentage
was reduced to II. In one county there we're
900 dogs to each sheen. and in twelve selected
counties there were a0a dogs TO ehch sheep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

Henry l.. Clinton. a noted New York law
yer, is dead In his life time 1t was sort
of coincidence that no defnded Croker aud
prosecuted Tweed Mir. Clinton had reached
the are Of 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says that as
Colonel Henderson has a wooden leg he viii
never be at loss for gavel. It might have
added too. that the distinguished gentleman
Ia a vigorous kicker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

II is now said that the man who ran Grover
Cleveland of his fishing ground was dis
appointed applicant for a postofnee during
ClcN Glands second administration. Whether
this be true or not he taught Grover lesson
that he should have learned In youth,-never
trespass upon the rights OF others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

The old saying that othceholders may die,
but never resign, has very poirsed yerih-
cation in the person OF Roswell Beardsley OF
North Lansing. N. Y. He was appointed
postmaster OF that town in 1928, aud still holds
the Job, Think OF It! Has held the same
office for seventy one years.
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Tho prosecuting attorney Of Toledo. Ohio.
is taking steps to bring to Justice the manu-
facturers Of butter coiorlug in that county.
tho preparation being said to be highly pois-
onous. as evidence OF which child is said to
have died from It's effects In that city. There
could be no greater crime than this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

DR.. Hartland Law of San Francisco recent
ly told New York audience that il was be-
coming quite common for women to propose
to men. and that presently 1t would be the
regular custom. The doctor thinks that II is
most frequently the case that the man needs
m, rhanhrone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

Sir Henry Keppel. an admiral in the BIRTHS
navy. Is about to retire nfter serving on boar
ships for se9enty-hve years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

/ Admiral Dewey ia more than one sort Of II
I fighter. lie can DO battle on land equally as
we'll as at sea. The way he fought shy Of that
+ Hong Kong reception committee va. eau
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r N. JOHNSTON. ---- PRESIDENT,
{. J. PALMER. ---- Nich-fRhsiohNf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

The outlook publishes annually in Jun,
a special illustrated Issue called It's Rec
reation Number" This year the eleventh
of these numbers appears. AS usual Il
Ia devoted chiefly to out door topics
and includes many illustrated articles oil
reasonable interest. The Golfug Won.
an" by Mr., Van Tassel Sutpheu. is
warm plea for golf. as, above all otneI
games. a sport in which women can play
on plane OF real competition with men
because OF the handicap possibilities. There
are portraits OF Miss Hoyt, Miss Griscon
and other famous women players, and
several picturesque golfing scenes.
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"Ballooning After Shooting Stars" is
capital article by Ellsworth Douglas
which opens the June number OF Pear
sons Magazine. George Griffith con-
tributes an interesting sketch OF convict
life in England 1.-THE Story of the Konnor
Old House" Is one Of a series OF alleged
true ghost stories" "a Hair OF the Dog
That Bit Him" is story by William
Beatty.
Mr.. cy warman's new novel OF railroad
life is entitled Snow on the Headlight"
It is said 10 picture dramatic phases OF a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

Chicago paper insists that the great
trouble with the letters from Andree is that
they fail to tell where he is at present.
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The benefits OF sanitation and cleanliness
are clearly shown by these figures: Deaths
in Havana. May last year. 2l69, deaths in
Havana May this year. s07.
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Written for The Post.
ITO "Comrade" banners, near Bunker's
Hill, from the author OF Joseph Wheeler, the
Man,
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