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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-07

and he two was hit freely. Carroll has
a good team, they are all in active
practice and do good team work. The
Denison boys made many brilliant
plays and imany costly errors showing
that while they can be first rate PLAYERS
they need practice, which alone makes
perfect. The following is the score Of
the game:
Carroll 80 o o 2 o 2 Q SIS
Denison. 20 % O / O o O-5
Batteries-C Carroll Schiller, Richey,
Towne, and Towne and Schonweber.
Denison = Griffin, Waldron and
Schaffer.
In the Evening.
There was a hot time in the old town
and no mistake. The streets were
crowded with merry makers, first the
band concert held attention and then
the stereopticon views. These were ex-
cellent, all Of them new, many of them
laughable but the greater part patriotic
and instructive. About $50 the clang-
ing OF the fire bell announced that the
bonfire was ablaze. The fire was
beauty and the ppearance of the dark
town lire brigade who came onto the
scene with rush and a whoop caused
lots OF fun. In some way the dark
town people seemed to think it more
necessary to "put out" the small bows
who fringed the crowd than to put ont
the fire and many youngster had to
stir himself pretty lively to get out Of
the wet.
The dances were in full swing by
nine O'Clock and never have there been
such dances in Denison. 1865 tickets
were sold Tor the dance at Germania
hall and it seemed as if the whole $50
young folks were on the floor at the
same time. at the parochial school
building there was also merry party
gathered. The crowd there was large
and both the dinner and the supper
given by the ladies OF the Catholic
church were well attended.
The following is the list Of prize
winners IN the parade and the various
sports.
Best rider, Glen Nicholson.
Best appearing carriage, G. Nichol-
son.
Worst appearing carriage. Clarence
and Oscar Erickson.
Best decorated bicycle-lst, Clay Nc
Mimmimee; I'd, Phi. l.. johnson; Sd
ShaWV Fan and Romans.
Mems 100 I'd. Foot Race-1st, Clyde
James; I'd, F. Temple; Sd, Servoss.
Boys us yrs. old) 100 yd. Foot Race
lst. Temple; ID. James; Sd, Servoss.
Boys IA yrs. old) 100 yd. Foot Race
1st, Leo Kelly; ID, Glen McKim; Sd,
McKane.
Boys Bicycle Race-lst, Faul; I'd,
Erickson.
Mems Bicycle Race lst, Wright;
I'd, McMinnimee; Sd. Wygant.
Potato Race-lst. w. S. Randall; I'd,
Geo. r. McKane.
Relay Race-lst, Randall, Partridge,
James, Green; I'd, Kateran, F. Plough,
Dodge, E. Plough.
Sack Race-1st, Walker; I'd, Kelly;
Sd, Buman.
Water Fight-lst, Mcclellan, Wat
son, Gaffey; I'd, Luney, McMinnimee,
Partridge.
Ring Riding-lst, Jack Mehan; I'd,
Asa Brown; Sd, Carl Burk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-07
LEMARs GETS COLLEGE.
Unanimous Choice Of Special comn,tte,

Unanimous Choice of Special Committee
OF the Evangelical Church.
DEs MONIES, July THE spfEia1
committee on education, representing
the Des Moines and northwes Hatte
river conferences Of the United Eyadgel-
ical church, covering the states of Iq8a,
Minnesota, South Dakota and Nebzaska,
has by unanimous vote located tm COL
lege for the middle west at LeMarsf ia.
According to the articles signedySes-
terday the LeMars normal school agtees
to transfer the school property, worth
100000, to the church by next year.
This action Of this committee Is subject
to approval by the respective cOifes-
ences. This ends long struggh In
these states as to the location d the
denominatinnal school. =.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-07

Christian civilization purchased at the
price OF patriotic blood, and ratified by
the seal of Gods providence.
May we prove worthy heirs Of such
heaven-born gifts and, recognizing that
righteousness exalteth a nation, may
our collective citizenship develop the
hlgnest type of patriotism as we trace
with devout gratitude the presence of
the God of nations in our American
history.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
LOCAL NOTES

A season of dry weather is badly needed
by the rice farmers The recent and fire.
ouent rains have made 1t impossible to
plow
Mr.. VIII Martin, one OF tho Village Mills
compapy's efficient office men. Is the father
of a pretty baby girl, which was born yes
terday.
The Beaumont Iron Works is making cx-
tensive improvements in their plant. Five
new planners and lathes were put In position
today which will double their capacity for
turning out work
County Treasurer Norvell announces that
he has funds in hand to pay all registered
jury scrip, general fund scrip up TO and
including registered No. 6l2 contingent
fund up to and including registered No. O..
A few figures OF the german will com
pose a part OF the programme for the
Dixie Social clubs dance Thursday night.
This Ia preparatory for big german which
will b. given by the club shortly before
Lent.
Captain VIM. Wiess OF the Reliance and
Guy II Mallam of the Texas Tram are in
Houston today attending meeting of lum-
Der manufacturers The Beaumont Lum-
Der company is not represented at the
meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
QUEEN CITY OF NEcHES.
A Min to Manufacture Special Orders ior
Export Trade.
THE NEW LOG RATE IS NOW IN EFFECT.
Fircmcn Are snid TO nc Acting BE
Hastily About cutting ont the
FIRE Alarm system.

Beaumont. Texas. January 10. The J F.
Keith company, ship owners and lumber
exporters and one of the most progressive
of Southeast Texas concerns. has entered
into the lumber manufacturing business ir
small way. by purchasing the output OF
the Hooks Lumber company mill at
sharon. Texas. This arrangement was made
to begin January OF this year. Mr.. j,
f, Keith, president of the Keith company,
In conversation with The Post corresponds
ent this morning said that his company
had found IL necessary to secure the output
of mill. Much OF their business was with
Mexico and South American countries and
frequently orders were obtained for speci-
tications of lumber not generally manu-
featured by the mills, and werc therefore
difficult to obtain. The Hooks mill VIII
be kept busy cutting these special orders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Calcnsieu Sugar Refinery Sold to Sa I
isfy II Judgment.

CnIcnsieu Sugar Refinery Sold to Sat-
isfy IL Judgment.
Lake Charles, La. January 10.-The CAL
casieu Sugar refinery was sold today at
noon at the court house door to j. C. Nor
ris, president of the Canal bank OF New
Orleans, for the sum of s25.10o by order
of the circuit court of the United States.
The action which caused the sale at auc-
ton was an executory process brought by
the Farmers Loan and Trust company OF
New York City on claim which they held
against the refinery for $4,000
The property sold consists of about
thirty acres of land and all improvements
and machinery located thereon. The i'm
provements consist of q complete refinery
with the latest machinery, boarding
house, overseers residence Apd everything
needed for the successful opeTation OF the
plant.
The refinery will not be mSved away
from Lake Charles. The citizeIfS OF the
city are duly thankful that this Important
industry will remain in the city and add
to its wealth.
Hon. j. q. Kruttschnitt OF New Orleans
attended the sale in the interest Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust company
The work on the new jail Is fairly begun.
Hon. Monfort S. Jones, bankruptcy COM
missioner for this district, conducted
session OF his court in the district court
room today. There was meeting OF the
creditors of the insolvency OF Philip ia
cobs, but the matter has not yet been
closed.
The raising up of the chiefs among the
Red Men occurred last night at the Wig
wan OF Calcasieu tribe.
Gus Guzman. a log man up on the west
fork of Calcasieu river, was caught under
a falling tree today and had his leg broke.
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pryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas. January 1o-The stock
holders OF the BRACES River Bridge com
pany met at the secretarys office yester-
day afternoon and elected the following Of
ficers: w. e. Saunders, president; ~.
Parker. vice president; G. $. Parker, sec
rotary and A. d. McConnico, treasurer.
These four, with Guy NJ. Bryan. Jr.' ~
Robde and William Hoppe, constitute The
board of directors.
The telephone line between Bryan and
jacksonville has been out Of repair Tor
some time. The stock. however. has re-
Gently changed hands and 1t is to be re-
paired and put in first-cIass condition al
once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
ourwELL ON EXPANSION.
Would Relinquish
All the islands.

Would Relinquish
All the Islands.
Mass, January 10.-Ev-Governor
boutwell, lectured before the Essex
:. night on Imperialism. Governor
reviewed the preliminaries to the
war from the standpoint of Ma
questions and then said:
~, question that am to answer IN
nat measure can the antl.lmps-
,ss lor the seizure, possession and
~ ~ OF the Philippine islands as
- now going ON under the lead
nr,1hsldent? My answer may be
ae single sentence: Recognize
ess mat We're made In April last
6m pa anu py the president and ro-
n Ilo hico and the Philippine
|hs rpeaience to these pledges
IN tesiaentis message, but more
that ham ms general policy, we are
s what has been done is TO be
@ru justified. and that the aban-
cons, me Philippine islands Is not
~ ,aaa The arrangements OF
pes. a.. isss, should have been an
IN n.. J. should have been q com
bnce Z, Having secured the In
~ Il - unpa, our duty as Nation.
bffovnr own theory OF duty, has
bosi,taso iuiiy. Spain had neither
ktj1sis nor the capacity for fur
M 49, u when the protocol was
M futon VI the disposal or the
annrsr1 yeen eliminated. then war
rsd stpe ,,n Of war would have
inr,vu ne said: THE task TO
3 yo..r me imperialist is this:
~ X pan for the government OF
principles sGunciated BY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Round handkerchiefs suggestive OF loy-
lies are the latest thing.
Tuxedo yelling is the newest. and. Joy
of joys, it is to be had for Is nts rer
yard.
The endeavor to do right is a satlsfac-
ton, even though the result Is nre,'m ines
most Gisheartening.
The msA with the most change in 4 is
pockets nover pays his car fac. Cause
why? He is the conductor.
The woman who bought hei Christmas
presents on credit is now paying for them
with the money she hars,i received MS a
gift.
Why is ii that men who look as III ugh
they possessed some refiniment are 80
often seen with women who appa. entity
possess none?
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o HANG FOR FRATRICIDE.
pa SWAN WILL PAY THE PEN
rY FOR A HORRIBLE CRIME.
hpted to Escape While Being
Ken Back to Jail After Sem
encc Had Been Pronounced.

Prop, Texas, January 10.--District
IS winding UP it's business, having
pearly its full term of four weeks.
Judge Sinks pronounced he caath
zee on Elisha Swan for killing bis
last June.
was convicted July 10, 1873; AZ
MS case, which was ATM md by the
81 criminal appeals, AMI today Wa
eeu TO be hanged February is next.
ceived his sentence With seeming
ana said he had nothing TO gay as
be should not hang.
ne officers were eseortlng him back
cell he made a break to run. Sew
MS to halt were unhoticed and one
as nred, but 1t did not wound the
.. lie could not run very fast,
y having been in jail so long. and
race half around block was caught
once more behind the bars, this
e'er to come forth alive.
Urine for which he is to hang was
eVoiting and inhuman, he having
father while the latter was asleep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
4 !, ; e 81 F!is LADIES. s

lue as odd as the pretty gowns which
apps ed this month are the has y
Ian them. The shapes are delightfully."-
kn.i and strangely reminiscent OF
worn by our colonial fathers. With
axception that they are broader and.
bce they are for feminine wear, Of
|se--much trimmed.
10 fayorite mode is the Colonial toqle.
In ia specially becoming to round
and we'll accommodated to the pre-
- fashion of dressing the hair a la
bedour.
very pretty matron dressed in q
r.made suit of mouse color Venetian
wore toque of he same color felt
the britt, lined with house color and
Nine checked velvet. The crown was
9TH the Same as the gown, and direct
The back OF the toque STOOD several
looms OF striped ribbon which sup
Id a bunch Of rich and fluffy blsck os-
plumes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
NEW LOG RATES.

The new log rate of ~ cents per 100
pounds, or 81 per ear went into effect on
the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City rail-
road today. In conversation With an on
cial of the railroad this afternoon The Post
correspondent was informed that the mills
had not yet definitely notified the railroad
as to whether the rate would be acceptable.
Therefore the log trains would come down
from Buna and kirbyville as usual tonight.
but the legs would not be delivered except
on the new rate.
Inquiry at the Beaumont company's Of
Ace failed to develop anything definite.
MIR, Gilbert said he had not been notified
that logs were being delivered. He did
not say whether or not the Lumber com
pany would accept logs under the advanced
tariff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
The Correct Hat Pins.

is modish now to show more of the
bin than it's mere head, so the pins
selves are made ornamental
J minds of inventive geniuses are
big toward pin that will stay in the
tithout any danger of falling out. Re-
Y there was patented split that was
he'd with little spring which worked
}essure.
fery nice hat pin, with head ef am.
had an amber fastening accompany
made secure by gold chain. The
fner' was stuck in the hat. so that
(e the hat pin YOU must lost the hat
lery special little piece of iewelry is
ID Of pearls connected with the hat
" gold chain. The pearl hand Is
las a brooch or os a pin Upon the
gold chain bangles fron, the hat pin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
HAsTy ACTION.

Mayor Wheat and the Wess Hook and
Ladder company have not reached an
agreement regarding purchase of the fire
alarm system and as result all boxes
except those in the mills will be cut out
at 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The fire
boys are very much dspIeased with Mayor
Wheats veto of the councils action.
The Evening Journal in commenting on
the attitude of the 6remen saws; 1T can
be said, also. that In cutting out the alarm
boxes the fire company is acting Il little
hasty. The council has authorized
the purchase and the action will so stand
unless two-thirds of the aldermen reverse
their former vote Before cutting out
the alarms the fire department should wait
to see whether or not the veto of the
mayor is sustained, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
~. couu,y Agricultural Notes.

Beeytlle. Texas. Januery 1o.-A SLOW
drizzling rain fell here nearly the who'e
Of yesterday. Shortly after dark last night
the wind changed from the south to Inc
north and quite a shower fell. The weath-
err then cleared ana this morning u 's
quite cold. a.a, -;
The farmers are doing great deal o
blowing Just now and preparing 10 plant
more forage crops. melons ana saIuen
truck and great deal less Cotton. Sa. W
are doing very we'll, though stockmen are
pushed to get enough feed for them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
Cncn.nut Ice.

Pour out the milk, peel ind Arate the
milk and nut when grated, 1r about one
pound OF loaf sugar to efourth pound
of cocoanut II the dessicated is used.
Half a teacupful of water and the milk
should be added, and when the mixture
boils, which will be in about ten mnut es,
add the grated nut, boil up .gain, and
pour on to buttered tins.
If this sweetmeat is to oe Kept 1t should
be put In tin box.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
FITzsIMMoNs TALKS.
VIII Fight SbarlScy If He Puts Up q
Side nct of &lN.NNN.

Cleveland, Ohio, January 1o.-Robert
Fitzsimmons in an interview today said
Eyes, I'll fight Corbett again" said Fltz-
simmons in reply TO question. provided
he whips Maher."
key within any time after three weeks from
tonight provided the latter will put Zip "a
side bet of $4,000. II have always said
never would have ANYTHING to do with
him again" declared Fiizsimmons. ~
licked him fairly in San Francisco and
thenw as robbed of my money. Let him
cover my forfeit of $4,000 that Is with n New
York newspaper, put up side bet of &c.,
600 and will make match with him any
dayn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
THE RACES.
Rc.uIt. nj New Orleans.

New Orleans January lo.--Track heavy Re-
suits:
First race, mile-saior King. Guide Rock,
Bona Dea. Time 1:47M
second race. six and q half f'irlongs-
Beckon, Cathedral. Our Nellie Time l;26h.
Third race hurdle handicap mile and n
ouarter--Jlm Iiogg, Laura May, Partner
Time 2:2lk. 80,
Fourth race, handicap, seven and hall
fuilongs Branch, Queen of Song, Great beao'
Time 3s. No.
Fifth race, mile and seventy blue
Dan. TragelFr Nit Boykin. Time l;5i~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
THE CoLoNIAL ToOUE.

Iund the neck was worn deep collar
lack Russian sable with double sets
bws finished by many dangling tails
b hung nearly to the waist. The loops
|e bows We're not doubled, but We're
II broad pieces of the fur sewed upon
Z foundations of satin and caught I'M
large fur button, for full fur loop
b prove uncomfortable under the
as well as unsightly to the fashion
|eye. Helen ey-Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
To Wake smon,h III.

To Make smooth Hands.
a very celebrated skin specialists wo.
man-says that one of the best ways q
keep smooth hands is by the use OF rand
soap. This sounds strange, but she do.
clares that 1t is true.
The sand soar can be aade Al HON.
Take the best Of toilet SOAP and on, !,
into very small pieces Place h over ~ :,
hre by setting 1t into dish OF hot water
e, 10 that l. viii melt. II necessary add q
little perfume TO the soap 10 supply ,lo:st !.
ure as soon as the soap is ,naisod ~,
the dish from the FIRE and STIR in clean
dry sea sand which has been reated. Bird
sand is very good for the purpose and ~ y
be depended upon as pure. N'-'
,. MAKE INTO baiis, using the palms OF the
LANDS, and put aside to cool harden and
dry. Once week wash the bands with
the hard, dry soap and all outside parti !.
cies Will be found to have disappeared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
kIi.LED ~ LIGHTNING.
Two Negro Men mud q boy Instantly
Deprived of Life.


Huntsville, Texas, January 10.--A most
disastrous stroke OF lightning fell yes
terday afternoon about o'clock at farm
house six miles south OF town. on the
Hightower place. Two negro men and
how while sitting around the fireplace OF
cabin were struck and. Instantly killed.
Justice Harper went out today and held
an inquest over the remains Here IN
town the stroke was not pcrceptibie' there
being no heavy intonations during the
day.
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EYent. ntIngIesidc.

San Francisco, January lo.-Weather snow
cry: track heavy at Ingleside today
First race. maiiens. six furlonss-Lava'or'
sesoy III. Paul Kruger. Time i:l6h.
Second race. SIX fnrlongs.iertoh' jerry
Hunt. Silver Bfaux Time l:lsN.
Third ace--Declared on.
Fourth race, milo and sixteelth-Hardiy'
Cramwell, Grey Hurst Time l:isT; An
sixth race, mile. sellingr-Rose Beau Al
Smoke, Milt Young. Time l;4a
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Glove. stltched vith cola.

After a season OF great simplicity in
gloves distinct tendency is shown toward
ornamentation in stitchings and cclors.
The backs OF glace kids have silkan arrows
shooting up and down from BAT across
the center and brown or green gloves
stitched with gold or scatlet rather con-
spicuously are to be seen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
xe,x nuilalng. a4 Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas. January 1o,-The
boom in building has never ceased, ana
more new houses have gone up during the
past twelve months than In the whole his
tory Of this place.
The Mcnnig Dry Goods company yester-
day began the preliminaries for mag
iiifcent two-story brick building At 1902
Main street Other buildings are In con-
temptation In the business portion OF the
city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Wilson enter
tanned at their home on Orleans street last
night complimentary to Mrs. w w Nc
l.eod. Mrs. Wilson'S sister Yesterday be-
ing tho anniversary of Mrs. McLeod's birth
the entertainment was in the nature of a
birthday reception. The evening was
pleasant being spent with progressive
games, parlor croquet and other divcrHions
refreshments being served at an appro-
pirate hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11

BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges.
Wheatena. Cream,
Broiled Mutton Chops. Fried Potatoes.
Beaten Biscuit.
Cafe au Lait.
The Post
LUNCHEON.
Cold Ham. Pickles. Potato Salad
Cheese Straws. Apple Float. Cake. Tea.
DINNER.
Oysters on Half She'll.
Cream of Asparagus Soup
Broiled Tenderloin Trout
Mayonnaise Ssuce.
Mashed Potatoes. Celery. Olives
Roast Leg of Mutton Stessd Thr.,ps.
Lettuce Sal1i
Mince Pie. Roquefort. Cafe I.oir,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, January 10.

Port OF Galveston, January 10.
ARRIVED.
SIS Sydmonton, Tong Bahia.
SIS Incharran. Shields, Barry
I ST Metbley Hall, Davies, Liverpool.
CLEARED.
SIS North Sands. Hughsop. Hsvre.
rs Sir w. T. Lewis. Roberts. Bremen.
SIS Gyllrr. Alshnser. Havana, cienfuego3
Mpn.ur.ilo ami Santiago DC Cuba.
SAILED.
SIS sarmatia. Terrell. for Rotterdam via
Norfolk.
Sc Gvllcr. AlshaIer. Havana, Ciclfuegos
Min; nj Ito and saitago &c Cuba.
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Mr. Lincoln, OF, II to you the task seems
to be an easier one. then demonstrate the
unsoundness of the principles laid down
by him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11
OFFICERs INsTALLEp.

Curley Pine camp No. 80 Woodmen of
the World. installed the following officers
last night w. b. Crawford, consul COM
mnnder; r.. G.. Davant. banker; A..
Schwandcr, clerk; T. G. King. escort; r.
o. Davant, Waterman: T. A. Brigance.
sentry; DR.. b. +. Calhoun, camp physi-
clan; R. w Carroll, manager.
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and makes pratty BIT al ,nerv e..
woman who likes fripperias THO ~, ny,
may match the hat pin and hc Of ,nv to a.u
els or plain gold. ~ "a Guy Jew
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-11

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS
By tLS Gulf. Colorado and Santa &c railway,
.iij lales, International and Great Northern,
lisc; Gah eston Houston mud Henderson. $40:
In Porto snd Houston, c55; barge Calcasicu,
lui5; tprge Velasco, 12.e. barge Dich 1907;
barge Alice. SO: barge Waldo. J. Total. H.
80.