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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-09
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

OAKVTLLE. There are no boil weevils
In this community.
TERRELL.--There is good attendance
on the summer normal being held here.
MoRGAN.--Tom Fope was shot and SCI
vorely wounded in a row with another
negro.
ROCK IsLAND-Cotton is growing nice
ly and there is no complaint OF the boil
weevll
TIMPsoN. MIR and Mrs Joe Viewers
baby died after about ten days illness
age is months.
SHlNER.--C c. Amsler has sold his
drug store to Charles II. Flato who Will
continue the business
PENDLETONVILLE.- Harden.
a negro boy. lost a foot by falling from
train while stealing q ride
LIBERTY HILL,-Ben johnson was
thrown from his vehicle by n runaway
horse and badly, though not fatally. hurt.
ABBoTT--Mr, w II. Mcdonald, while
Harvesting a horse today, was kicked In
the face, breaking his nose and nlicting
very painful injuries.
sINToN,--Wm, Thaler otherwise known
as the globe trotter, arrived here and was
entertained by Mr. Steve J. Lewis one OF
S!nton's most hosptable citizens.
KERRVTLLE.--At meeting citizens
subscribed several hundred dollars 10. a
public part or pleasure garden, TO include
race track, dancing pavilion, etc,
ORANGE The game OF baseball be-
tween the Bloomer Girls and the Orange
club was largely attended and resulted In
score OF S to in IA hr Of the Orange
team
QUINTANA,-Qulte a large party from
Angleton and Velaseo came down to the
grand ball at the open air pavilion Satur-
day night. Some forty or fifty tom
Veasco and other points were also down
Sunday on a pleasure Visit.
CLEBURNE.-Cl eburne Trades assem-
bly, has taken the initiative step toward
an extensive celebration OF Labor Day.
A committee OF one from each order that
is affiliated with the Trades assembly was
appointed to arrange the details.
ENNlS.--A mass meeting OF the citizens
of Ellis county will be held at Telieo SAL.
urday night for the purpose OF discussing
the round bale system. large crowd |
of interested individuals will be present
and rousing time Is anticipated
SAN DIEGo--The Woodmen OF the
World decorated the graves OF their de- |
ceased members. There was large crowd |
present at the cemetery. The Woodmen
were In fun uniform. orations we're de- |
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A MOST DIRE PREDICTION.
SAID THAT PART OF THE WORLD
WILL WIND UP TODAY IN SMOKE.
The Negroes Are Greatly Alarmed
and Have Been Holding Ser
vices All Night

Several months ago a negro evangelist
came to Houston and organized a church
which he called "The Church of God"
foretell all coming events and would be
able to protect his flock from impending
dangers He gathered around him large
number OF negroes and has been holding
meetings nearly every night In the old
Butte warehouse on Franklin avenue, he
tween Main and Fannin streets,
On several occasions he has made pre-
dictions OF disastrous storms. earthquakes
and the like, all Of which have failed to
make their appearance as scheduled.
He has also organized church in Cal
weston and during this week has been
holding forth at that place and from there
sends tho following warning to be de-
llvered to his congregation and all tho
world:
Please let all the world know that
Friday June o. Is the day, and all Will
hang crepe on the doors OF their dwell
irgs. Business houses and shops will be
spared, but all persons must praise God
ana obey the prophet in all things. They
must not stay in the city on Friday
Last night at about o clock the negroes
who compose his flock in Houston, mum
bering something like seventy-Ave or i
hundred, gathered in their place Of worship
tthe old Butte warehouse) TO offer prayer
and ask for deliverance from the awful de-
struction which their prophet warned
them would occur today tFriJaY. None
hut those who are members OF his church
or other churches were allowed to enter,
as per his instructions.
At l3 o'clock the doors were locked tnn
barred and no one was allowed TO enter
or leave the building. They had provided
themselves with a large quantity OF edi-
bles, as though it was intended to make r
| long stay In the place where they expected
- be saved from the raVages of the all l.
consuming FIRE. There began their pray
ers and lamentations The services aud
ceremonies which they went through were
not In keeping with that of their usual
style of worship. They sang and prayed
In subdued and murmWnE tone which
could scarcely be heard outside the build
ing
AT o'clock this morning a Post re-
/ porter yentured over and was refused
admittance. Through a crevice in the door
/ the faithful could be seen kneeling on thu
/ floor singing and praIing alternately,
/ ceasinE at intervals when some ono OF
their number would exhort them to pray
for their friends and relatives who we're
not there This was being kept up when
The Post went TO press and g seems like
" to continue az least for some hours
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THE NORMAL'S METHODS
Steady Growth In the Interest as Well as
the Attendance.
PENMANSHlp AND DRAWING DEPART MENT
Vertical and slant systems of Writ
Ing Both Taught and Perspec-
tive Etc, In Drawing.

The work OF the Houston normal con-
tinues to grow in interest with steady
increase in the attendance. The teachers
gathered here represent nearly all the pro-
gressive communities in this vicinity. The
work in all the departments is being car
ried on with thorough system and the
most satisfactory results are to be antlc-
pated. The session will continue until the
30 of July.
visit to the classes In permanshtp
and drawing under Mr.. e. L. Utterbach.
instructor in writing and drawing. con-
vinces one that work OF the very highest
order is being done in-thls department.
Mr. Utterbaeh has studied penmanship
in the National Pen and Art Hall of Della
ware, Ohio, and took his training in draw
Ing in the Zanerlan Art college, of Column
bus, Ohio which is recognized as the finest
school OF the art in the United States Be-
sides, he has studied at various times UNI
der the best artists.
In writing Mr.. Utterbach teaches both
the vertical and slant systems and consid-
ers them both good If the individual using
the system Is a skillful penman, but for
the average person the vertical system Is
moro certain TO give legible and satisfac-
AOlS Hdlu
In drawing the teachers have the oppor-
tunity o get the best works that have ever
been given in Texas. Their work will not
be round of dead forms, but will en-
body the principles OF the art, the teaching
OF perspective, etc. For example, sketch
ing from life; pupils posing for the class
who will use the art charcoal brush and
ink.
One OF the principal features in the
months work will be the instruction in
blackboard illustration, supplementing the
graded work by illustration OF songs, sto-
rles and especially geography
The attendance Is steadily increasing,
letters of inquiry and notices of persons
who are expected to attend the normal are
being received daily.
one of the most attractive features Of the
work in physical geography was the minia-
ture eruption of volcano presented yes
terday by Instructor McDonough. The
eruption was highly realistic aud brought
out a demand for a repetition.
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REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION.
THE MEETING IN WACO PROMISES
70 BE A BIG AFFAIR.
Some OF Its Fenturcs-Houston win
Send Good Dele
CATION.

Tho erst annual ,,oot,,, ., ,ho r,,ou
VI 'ne ioN'S
state heal Estate association which oc-
ours in Waco on June 10 and II. Is attract
ing good deal of attention in This citv
,,r.t,,,,,.l,, IT, 49,, a.t..,,. ~
S'''' 'i'e u s'"'""''o~ Vi Tue
local association here.
Another feature that gives local inter-
ea, IN mi. r,ootir, ~.
NV, 10 'n"' the as9ocla-
'Ioh wa" originally organized here during
the last Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festi-
val and It's president G < poneol5 10 ,
,,,t - 49, 90 "a
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this mornlng She was the guest Of Mr. and
MIS-. H. G.. Booth while In the otv.
Mi. j. b. Parkhlll was passenger on the
International and Great Northern fast mail
for Chicago.
Mrs Mollie Mddlebrook will leave tonight
for Dallas on few weeks visit TO her brother.
w. H. Williams.
Miss Lilye Bell Fox of Palestine and Miss
Marion Ettleson Of Waco we're visitors to
Houston Yesterday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Harcourt with his sister. Miss
Blanche Harcourt. left Sunday night for
Weatherford. Texas.
Mrs. 3. l.. vinyard and children left yes
terday for Kansas City. Mo-. 10 spend the
summer with friends.
Prof c. W Sims left Yesterday on the
International and Great Northern fast mail
for Coli mbia S. G..
Hon. j NJ. Mccormick of Dallas proml.
nent lawyer and son Of Judge Mccormick OF
the Federal court at that place. was In the
city yesterday and returned to his home last
night
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MOST REVOLVING CRIME
A Negro Brute RavlShes a I3-Year- Old
Girl,
THEN BRUTALLY ASSAULTS THE MOTHER
who Goes to the Rescue of Her
ChiId-Rnpist SIN nj Large hut
Likely to BE Captured.

Early yesterday morning Mr.. Steve
Sykes, who lives in the settlement known
as North Houston rode hurriedly to town
and to the sherlff's office, bringing the
first news that had reached the city OF a
terrible outrage that had been committed
during the night at tho home of a colored
family living in his neghborhood 1t was
at the house OF Alex Jones where the as
sault occurred, but Jones was absent at
the time. leaving no one at home except
mother and her 13-yelr-cld daughter,
and 1t wes the girl who was the vietim
OF the outrage.
The ragsher broke into the house some
time between / and O'Clock yesterday
morning and was making criminal as
sault upon the young girl when the moth
er. attracted by her screams, went to her
rescue. The brute then released his young
victim and, attacking the mother, cholied
her to Inconsistencies and fled. AS soon
as the mother sufficiently recovered she
gave the alarm by walking tc Mr.. Skies
house, nearly a mile away, and upon his
notifying Sheriff Anderson that officer inn
mediately act out n search of the rapist,
and with his deputies beat the woods all
day In the neighborhootNpf the place where
the crime was committe6>but returned in
the afternoon without hsvif&. maze an ar
rest. The colored people liSqg in the
I eighhorhood were very much<lncensed
oveN the outrage and rendered cNery as
sistance possible to capture the oNender.
Sheriff Anderson investigated the case
fully boftTe returning TO the city and M
isfied himself that crime had been CONF
mitted whlch will likely send the perpe-N
XNor to thoNAallows. can he be captured
and fully idefNlsd, and there seems to be
little doubt oyeSlhe prospect OF an iden-
tihcation.
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Ar THE AUDITORIUM.
.oVbc Payn,nster" the Bin the Bal

"Thc Payn,nster" the BIZ the Bal
nnrr OF the week.
The first change of bill was made at the
Auditorium last night The new play was
the well known melodrama, The Paymos-
ter The scenes are laid in England and
tho story is of English military life. The
play is a good one and contains some
strong situations. The production was
wen staged and went off more smoothly
even than the hrst play produced. the
piece is an interesting one and the audi
ence seemed to appreciate 1t.
The cast OF characters of The Paymls-
ter" Is as follows
Robert OConnor (the paymaster,,....
......,...............C Cameron Clemens
Captain Hammersly........ Caro- Miller
Colonel Houghlop.......C Eddie Morton
Larry. Observation-Disclosures. Edwin Nj. Ellis
Adiutaut Harding ............. Guy Httner
Sergeant Fitzgerald, ..........Guy Hltuer
Sergeant Upton ........ G. Hancock Howey
Corporal Dawson. Frank FogS
Ethel Nuley Ethel TucKer
Nellie O'Connor..... Daisy Beverly
MIS-, Conner .....,..........An Anna Bates
Mrs, Harding .........'..,...Anna Bates
MOYna. ,,.......,...,,,,pa nsy Beverly
The role assigned 10 Mr. Clemens
seemed to Oh him admirably and he gave
an excellent portrayal of tho heroic cnar-
acter. MIR. Clemens has clear voice,
which eau be heard distinctly all over the
house, and this, together with his natural
talent as an actor makes his worl, all
the more effective Miss Tucker. who has
made many friends already by her Goa
scientious and painstakng work, addict
many more by her acting last night She
dld some fine work in the character OF
Ethel Nuley
The full strength Of the stock is repre-
sented In The Paymaster," and the sup
port was all that could be desired Messrs
Miller. Morton, Ellis, Htner, Fogg and
the Misses Beverly and Mrs Bates all did
some clever acting and were well received
MI Hervey, Houston Young man. Was
IN the cast and though he only had
small part he got all there was out Of n
Aiter the performance the specialtics of
ne maven and Nal, that cute little juvenile
team VINO seem to increase daily in non
ularltY' MI Morton and Miss Pansy bev-
cry were given Miss Beverly has new
aei, which consists Of new coon song
ana some buck and wing dancing that ia
well executed ''"' ="
me audience numbered fully 1000 Deon,e
ana the play and speclaltles were very lin
eraIly applauded a pleasant feature Vac
me appearance in uniform OF the Cadets
OF St Andrew. ''''S
The Paymastor' will be given ann,
tonight. The prices are 10, 90 and 20 r-n.s
special matinee will be given lomorr,o,
ana souvenirs IN the shane OF photorranb,
OF he Haven and Nal the cbildren'e d.
Hsht' VIII be given away
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Personal MENTION.


Alolc Smith of willis is stopplng NJ tho
Ilstol. ''D'"t at the
tefday vas III tne Guy yes
J II. Zachary of Angleton was in the CITY
Sam q. Smith Of Dallas is registered at
s, hs Mite Mite Long of Nacogdoches is guest
Ms H. + L rrlmble of vcasco Is registered
J. II Baehmau OF San Antonio was IN the
eity yesterday. ." VIZ
MI Mr. J; A; Holman o. comaucho was in III,
W. T wroe and wife Of Austin were IN
he city yesterday
MS, Il. J. Barton OF Tayloc. Texas. is stop.
ang at the Bristol
Hen James S. Hogg came down from Ana
~ yesterday evening.
- w French and wife OF Austin are stop.
ping AZ the Bristol,
s. r. Bruce and Il l., Bruce NJ Mlneol,
were II the city Yesterday
II N Henderson OF Port Layaca was Wis.
itor TO the city Yesterday
Me. j +. Pierce end child were IN Hons.
tol yesterday from Hawley
Mrs. j., r. knight left Thursday for La
Porte, where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. P c. Hoehel and children Of Bruuner
LETT Wednesday 10 visit friends in the interior.
Mrs. 4. Key and Miss Key departed yss-
ttlday for Wootan Wells % spend several
Mrs. n. T. Davis and Miss Annette r
Davis left Yesterday for Chicago TO spend the
Miss May Dean. one OF yictorlas charminv
young ladies'. who has been visiting friends
IN bfenham aud Houston. departed for home
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llvered by T. e. Noonan and W. F. Van

livered by T. f. Noonan and W. F. Van
Norte.
GEORGETOWN - opts Assessor and
Collector Harllee has finished the scholas-
TIC census or Georgetown. The returns
show 267 white males and 264 white females
and n colored males and 70 colored fe-
males, total OF 67s children, which is an
increase OF 6S over last year
RUSK The people OF Rusk are alive TO
the Importance OF securing the Southern
Paciic road from Athens to Rockland and
have taken steps to present the claims OF
the town and country to the proper author
tiles. magnificent showing for freight
business will be made by the committee.
CORPUS CHR1sTI.-.The construction
gang Of the Arkansas Pass road, which left
here several weeks ago for Rockport to
point, has returned here and is now at
work making extensive improvements on
the expansion bridge across the reef three
miles north Of this city
CLEBURNE.--.A committee of council
men and the editor Of Daily Enterprise
partially canvassed the Gty in the inter-
est of the garbage can system aud met with
great success. The canvassing will be re-
sumsd and 1t is expected by the committee
that every merchant In the city will buy
one of these cans and keep. the city clean.
COLUMBUs.-Capta Mcdonald OF the
Ranger force was summoned to duty at
Athens, Texas, the scene of the late mob
triple hanging. His recall from Columbus
is deprecated by the peace-loving citizens.
His tact, gentlemanly demeanor and force
Of character especially qualify him to con-
troll conditions now ensuing here. Ran
gers Wright and Taylor, both efficient Of
hcers, remain in Columbus.
PARIs-While Mrs ]. w. Keeslng and
little daughter of Sumner were driving
In a buggy the horse ran away and threw
them out Mrs Keesling was lodged
across a picket fence on her chest. In
striking against 1t the sharp points were
broken off, preventing her from being
impaled. Her husband was driving a few
yards behind in wagon and rescued her
from her perllous position in an uncon-
scious condition She was seriously hurt
and may have been injured internally.
The little girl escaped with slight bruises.
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a party in honor Of Miss Ruby DIVER OF
Calvert was given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Bente last night, an, a
most ENJOYABLE time was reported by those
In attendance, who were as follows: Misses
Ruby DIVER Minnie and Lizzie l,cnte.
Rena and Eva Funk, Antonio Menger. 10
slna and Augustine Kuntz, Stella Glisp,D
Anna Ware and Messrs. Charles Bente. j,
n er9lnand Gueldner Ed ReichArdt, FranIl
kolle, simon Menger WIN Bartseh. VIII
tonic 80" Az
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he has lived continuously since, raising a
family Of seven children. Al the outbreak
of the civil war he raised company.
being old however, he was made a captain
of the home guards. He was very roma
of adventure and all military analrs' nls
oresfest delight In Ihe last few years was
In relating tho 3tirring scenes OF pioneer
life through Sbich he had passed in the
early settling OF Texas; was justice OF ths
peace in his precinct for twenty-five years ?
resnected in the highest degree by all who
knew him; was noted for his absolute iear-
lessuess and strict sense of duty. HIS &C,
curaor with the rife was known iar ana
wide and whenever he drew pesu on q
Comanche he was quickly turneu in'o
good Indian,
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The two 'Chlnamen, Yee All Coon ana
Jim Cow who were tried some days ago
before United States Commissioner Tracy
X Dunn for failure to register as required
by law and sentenced to deportation, wore
gwen second hearing yesterday before
commissioner Dunn and released hovine
secured sufficient evidence to show thar
they had complied with the law.
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Houston ofncinIs nt An..,n

Austin, Texas, June S,-Mayor Brashear
and City Attorney Stewart were here to-
day and informally asked tho attorney
general for an opinion regarding bond
decided we're not made plain ana I, ~
presumed they will submit the matter in
writing. ~
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,.raxement. Mt bartlett.

Bartlett. Texas, June THE baptist
tabernacle will be completed today with
a seating capacity OF 800.
Lumber is being received here lor me
erection OF the new round-oale system
gin or,r, corn-
n,etion. which will give Bartlett seven
oh
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Miss Murcutt will give her famous ster-
eopticon lecture on Australia at odd Fell
lows hall. in the Mason building, Friday
night, June Q, at s o'clock, instead of at
the First Baptist church. Please take note
of the change and hear this lecture.
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p,,,roaa Accidents for April.

The total number OF railroad aocluehts
for the month OF April this year III Tue
United States was ia. classified as iolio"S'
Collisions 80. derallments a. othei 90
dants .: total ia. The casualties to pas,
Tengers was 6 killed and 29 injured and
to employees Is KILLED and 80 Injured
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TIE SPANISH LANGUAGE

Is making immense strides, especially in
the West. A thoroughly qualified teacner
of Spanish will conduct class at the Tex
as Colorado Chautauoua, opening at
Boulder, Colo, July 4.
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A NUMBER OF woMAN's CLUBS

Will lease cottages for the season at the
Texas Colorado Chautauuua, as the man
agement OF the Chautauqua offers special
inducements to such organizations Fhe
cottages will be used as headquarters for
members OF the clubs and their friends
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And grand musical entertainments in tha
evening A full orchestra engaged for The
season Will hgure in the attractions this
year at the Texas-colorado Chautauous
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Red Cross Compound for nervousness
and weakness Is renowned the world over.
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We please the ladies', consequently the
81 Packards Troy Laundry
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Shirt waists and dress skirts a specially
81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
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DAILY CONCERTS

Light Company vas
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FRIDAY BARGAINS.
Here is Hood OF bargains. Don't wait until they
How by, but get into the stream-early No mail
or telephone orders led-nOne sent {. O. D.

33noh White India lnon quality Friday 10 yards for 2so
1914 Size White Crochet Quilts 75c value Friday. ..... 49c
'o- E me English Long Cloth 100 value per piece of IL yards
rIVu'} Csc
g Large size Mosquito Bar, soc value Friday ... 25c
9o-mch Flexible Canopy Mosquito double bed
with all attachments regular 25, Friday .........fO0
NhghS SOFT finish Cambria regular Sc Friday 10 Yards for 49
O} ana ermSor Dyes Fast Black Hosiery, Chden seamless
il mlsh ribbed Hose double knees and feet regular l5c
Boys Bicycle Ribbed Hose double knee heel toe sizes to TO-
regular 25c, Friday, pairs for. Soc
LADIES' ingram Maco Cotton Hose full finished spGd heel toe
regular 25c Friday .......... f9c
SOC Linen Crash Skirts fan back, Friday observation-disclosures. t5c
o2 linen Crash Skirts trimmed with three of Navy blue braid
Soo Venan Corsets extra good quality double STAYED and
satin striped Friday. 49,. 39c
One Lot of chdrens Coored Pque Eon Suits regular price 49,
One lot OF Chdren's Cooed White Lawn Dresses sizes 70 -
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One lot OF Chdn Pink and Light Blue Madras Dresses Handsomely
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i5c Fancy Edge Glass Cheese Plates Friday. ....... So
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3o-inef Atwood French ChaN Cream Navy and Black grounds
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Puritan Boys Shirt Waists uneddown collar best QUALITY
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Boys Shirts sizes p a. in Pes Madras with collars attached
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Regular CSC, Friday only 80 w y"'NS ons
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q U, .
80 pairs "Od Ladies Comforts hand turned so ,iht ~
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odd lots ladies' Black and Tan Oxford Ties patent leather and kid
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