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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-12
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

| GATESVILLE.--M S. N. Sadle, v3J]
| Sheriff Sadler, is dead. Last March vhl4p]
Ing out on a fishing trip she was wA|
from surrey In a runaway. She hu NJ !
great sufferer since.
LIVINGSTON. "A man alleged 10 b val
in Hunt county on a charge Of maieE n
been arrested bore.
RIDrLEvILLE.-Cat are Ia ysT ~
condition and the losses will be yen. rps
PEARSAtL.--The acreage planted u r1a
this year will be very large.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are much WI
with their work though much plovls Y
! teen done.
WAXAHACHIE Grand Master ]. + v
derson OF this city, recently elected gsnA4
officer of the State Grand Lodge !. 9 . i
has appointed Mayor c. B. Lewis o. III Y
hachie as grand conductor Thus Ella w
ty gets three grand officers for the tis1f
year.
CoRsICANA.--News has reached q &
OF the killing of OFT Goodman, Tellt'os
farmer OF the Cryer creek neighborhesc Y
killing occurred five and half miles w
the city. No arrests have yet beer. mae y
no particulars have been received,
PARIs.--A few days ago while John i;1l
living near Maxey. was cutting = ~ Z
sprout, 1t few against him and one y
thorns pierced his knee Eryslpels 4
blood poison have set in, and II Is 'sal
that he will die
MIDLOTHIAN A considerable qusllv
seed onions aud Irish potatoes have osa NJ =:
to the farmers, which looks as u Cotton W.
not be the all-important crop Of NV
TYLER, -Four of the seven smalpa u
tients who have been confined near y \. N
pital have been discharged 90 culsa a., !. y
three remaining cases are convalssss N. I. Il
will be discharged IN few days iast y
been no deaths from the disease neis
CARTHAGE. Rev. W H GRESHAM, ~ Il
sided at Deadwood. this county diso W. ~ I
effects of a hurt received BY fallins WI. WI
wagon He was one Of the pionee H,a n,J u
OF this county, an old Confederate sO's.' i, !,
was receiving a pension under t0s " Y
sion act
SULPHUR SPRINGS. "A local son ~,
now pressing out shipment o. MM r ~.
cotton for Kobe, Japan. Tnis sa'g is.s
made by an Austin party and y 'n' v
$500 bale contract from this place
MoULToN. The workman are MOVE POW NJ Y
kotzebue house. on the corner q Nv. Wv u,
and Moore avenue, to build the tNo's ss.ss
house OF the r, 7 McCommon eVlF'-
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HORSfFLESH FOR RATIONS.
KIMBERLEY is WITHOUT FOOD AND
BoERs ARE MAssING THERE.
Mnfeling TO Attack Cccsi Rhodes
Rcfugc--The News lis startling.

London. February -. i:iO a. m.--start-
ling intelligence comes from Kimberley
In the Cape newspapers just received by
mail in London. 1t appears that since jan
uary the ratlons al Kimberley have been
for the most part horseAesh, so repugnant
to the women and children that many re-
fuse to eat it. 1t also appears that the
death rate has been heavy ana that the
priyatlons OF the garrison have been In
creasing steadily. This news is startling
because the censor has not allowed 1t to
be cabled. Possibly such conditions ex-
plain tho presence of Lord Roberts at
Modder river and the apparent prepare
lions for an advance from that point.
Modder River, Saturday. February TO-
Apparently the Beers have brought all
their big guns from Mafeking to shell
Kimberley
Our naval guns shelled Magersfonten
today, but the Boer guns we're silent. 1t
is supposed that the enemy have with
drawn their artillery. They are blowing
up the permanent works beyond Morton
Siding The Beers still man their trenches
but their numbers are apparently reduced.
The bulk OF their force has gone to KIM
berley or toward our flank.
The Hlghanders returned last night.
They found the bodies of twelve Beers
They think the enemys losses were
heavier than those of the British. because
It is known that in addition to the dead
Beers found, several had been buried
London, February II, Midnight-The
general commanding reports from Cape
town as follows; Kimberley reports that
the Boer fighting force was apparently In
creased on Wednesday. February Z. Next
day the Beers commenced the construction
of trenches to the east nearly parallel TO
the Glacs and 400 yards from the Pre-
mler mire. \ native reported that he ac-
companled some Beers who left Matching
for Kimberley. carrying with them six
inch gun and a quick fire field gun. The
former opened fire on Kimberley"
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STATE.

Bailey Of Dewitt Will today make a
motion TO postpone the tax bill that the
horse may take up other matters.
McKamy Of Dallas believes the tax bill
will not pass.
Peter Sweeney. acquitted OF murder at
Beaumont Saturday. was lynched on ar
rival at Port Arthur. where the killing
occurred
Sherman Grayson charged with killing
John T. Garrison, has been jailed at Mac
; ogdoches.
Mr.. Bryan IS expected at Austin Tues
day or Wednesday.
King Martin is to be hanged at kauf-
man March II.
A fatal freight wreck is reported on the
Rock Island north OF Fort Worth
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suBoNIC PLAGUE.

Eight Cases in Maniia-Two Soldier,
Died.
Manila. February 1.-THE plague con.
tinues Eight cases were reported last
week among the native Chinese, There
Is no excitement, however and business
and social life are undisturbed.
SMALLPOX is prevalent among the natives
along the railroad and in the towns on
'he northwest coast. Two cases in tho
fnirty-sixth infantry have died OF the
disease and another officer and several
soldiers have been stricken.
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Story OF Siege Of British
Army in Ladysmith.


Nov. a--Boers destroy communication
between Ladysmith and bur-
ban and the Siege 10 begun.
Nov. SIN. lighting south OF Lady
smith column OF Beers il
annhilated.
Nov. 6--Boer assault repulsed by Cen
eral White
Nov. 9--yigorous attack on Ladysmlth
Is repulsed with Boer loss Of
Nov. 12-Ladysmith again shelied by
the Beers,
Nov. l3-Joubert moves south of Lady
smith with his main army.
Nov. 2i--General White reports all we'll
at Ladysmith.
Nov. 30--Lsdysmlth effectively shelled
by the Beers from Lombard's
kop.
Dec. 2--Boers shell the town with con-
siderable effect. Rations said
TO DO reduced and much SICK
mes prevalent.
Dec. 3-Detaehment OF British carries
Lombard's Kop, capturing a
gun.
Dec. n-Another sortie made to destroy
a howitzer. OBJECT Ia accom-
Pushed, but the loss Is large
Dec. l5-General Butler, attempting to
cross the Tusela and relieve
Ladysmith, meets with large
losses at Colenso.
Dec. le--Provisions at Ladysmlth sur
hcient for two months, ratons
ample and good.
Jan. 6-Boers attack ladysmith In
force, but are repulsed. Losses
heavy on both sides.
Jan. f0--Second general advance on
the Upper Tugele river by
Buffers troops under General
Warren aud Lord pundonald,
Jan, i1-Lurd Dunaonald Heizes Swart9
Kop and n cable ferry at Pct
sieters Drift.
Jan. l6--Gensral Warren forces a pass
age at richards Drift, A
part Of General Buffers force
also crosses the Tugea at
Potgister's Drift
Jan. l9--Dundonald's cavalry defeats
the Beers near Acton Homes,
on the road from Olvier's
Hook Pass To Uadysmith.
Jan. 2o-2i--General Warren engages the
Boets both days.
Jan. 22--GeneraI Butler reports CUB
stnntial progress" on the part
OF General Warren
Jan. 25--General Warren takes Spion-
kop. but with heavy loss
Jan. 2i--Splonkop abandoned by the
British.
JAN 2e--General Butler retreats to the
south bank ot tho Tugela,
having failed to force a pass
age TO Ladysmith.
Feb. 2~C;cneral Butler recrosscd
the Tugeln for q third at
tempt to relieve Ladysmith
md simultaneously there was
an advance bv Lord Hector
Macdonald from Aiodder
river
Feb. 7--Ctneral Buffers advance was
stopped by the Boers
Feb. S~-General Butler was forced to
retire on the Tugeia his third
attempt 10 relieve IRdysmith
heing u failure and Lord Hcr-
Tor Macdonald was forced
back to M0ddor river.
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IRoNcLAp. AGREEMENT,
Cnrnegie's Partner the Only Mag
nate WHO Did Not Sign 1t.

Piusburg, February 1.-THE Dispatch
tomorrow viii say: One OF the eeusa
tional developments of the expeete1 suit
of II. c. Frtck against the Carnegie sesl
company, limited, is the report that Henry
phirps, Jr next to the largest osk.
holder in the company. has broke. tho
business relations with Mr. Ca M II
which have been exceptionally clos /,
during the latter's business lie. The tao
steel magnaes have been assocateS since
their b0yhood and have been torether no.
only in business but in phiidrehro ic work
and social standing. The Anasun c;henf
IL the breach therefore will re a graft
surprise Il Is said thai, Mr. phops alone
sands as the only partner whose sigma
tu~e is not attached 10 tbs AMOS IRON
clad agreement The reason for this is
net known 10 the public, out the o7por
mniy will be seized upon by M, Frch
TO havs the agreement broken. cont nd ny
that the agreement can rot be II ding
when eps OF the largest stociholde S
name is not attached.
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THE PHILIPPINES.

The insurgents are harassing the Amer
ieanf. They shoot burning arrows into the
towns.
Movements are being made by several
reg'rler.s.
Eight Chinese and two soldiers have
died Of bubonlc plague.
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He rnxors Con.crlnt,on.

London, February 1.-THE Daily Mail
publishes the following from Sydney, N.
$. w; Tho news OF Central Buffers re-
verses have caasEd great sensation here.
Cardinal Moran, in a remarkable spec y,
has advocated conscripilcn IN Autraia,
In view OF possible compiled loss fla
thinks it may soon become neces afy TO
defend Ar,traNa and therefore fe5rets
the departure of-.the local troops.
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IN KENTUCKY.

The whole matter is now to be left to
the courts; the democrats will appeal to
the state courts the republicans to the
Federal
Most Of the troops have been sent away
from Frankfort.
Governor Beckham has taken steps to
prevent the arrest of any member Of the
legislature
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THE rnANsyAAL.

Kimberly is short OF rations and horse
fesh, is part OF the food
The Beers ARE moving heavy guns to
Kimberly with which to reduce the gar
rlson.
The Beers are near Chlevey camp and
command two Tugela river bridges.
General Butler will again try to force
the Tugela river crossing.
At Rensberg the Beers made an attack.
London is dsgusted with presentations
and disappointed as TO reverses
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LOCAL.

The new electric light board will adsef-
tise for new plans for an up-to-date plant.
The citizens Of Houston will likely hear
General John B. Gordon of Confederate
fame in a new lecture.
The citizens mass meeting at the Cot
ton Exchange tonight should be well at
tended
The Sharks club charity concert on Feb
ruary 20,
Rev. L. D. Lamkin breaches upon the
fervent prayer of Nehemiah.
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WASHINGTON.

The committee on Territories has COM
pleted the bill providing a government for
Hawaii.
The senate will vote on the currency
bill Thursday.
TIE house will have number OF i'm
portant matters for discussion
a volunteer army chaplain spoke Of the
pines
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CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.
American Engineer Died in a Mex
lean Prison.

Wichita, Kan, February 1l--Mrs En-
ward Turner Of this city has taken the
initial steps toward presen ing claim
against the Republic OF Mexico for m.
ages Tor the death OF her huiAan5. Tur-
ner was until three years ago railroad
engineer here He went 20 the MeSi au
General railroad SID beips iu 4 wreck ia
which three MeXicans were killed was
imprisoned at Crigaba He could not get
a hearing, II Is alleged and was tsans-
ferrsd from orizabs TO ve-a Cruz some
tine ago on account o. III health, and
thero died on tie 2S;h OF Ia I month Ms
Turner'S letters from hor husband are
said to con ala evidence tina. he re eived
very erual treatment ut the hands OF the
Mexican offcslls.
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sTILwELL HAS PLANS.
Builder of the Pceeee VIII Butid
Another Line.

''AN htFf-tt w III huti0
Another Line.
Kansas City, February 1l,--A. E. Still
well, builder of the Kansas City. Pittsburg
and Gulf railroad ard its former presi.
dent said III tho course OF an address at
a complimentary dinner given him at the
baltimore hotel: II have In rnind another
project that | am about to spring, which.
II successful. viii be OF greater bcnef. 10
this city ;hAn NEs the Plttsburs ana Gulf.
II is one which viii give % Kansas City
the trade Of the Orient, one that believe
viii We as beneficial even as the Nicaragua
canal II Il is possible 10 build a short llue
TO the gulf Il n Just as easy 10 build a
short line in another direction"
When seen later Mr.. Stilwell declined
to make known any plpus he nigh, have.
!, is said he will attempt 20 promote a
railroad from Kansas City to the Pacific
coast.
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snnndron of Irish

capetown, February 11--Lord Roberts
has authorized the formation Of sqnad-
ron OF leo picked freshmen for spealal
duties, Sir John Henry DevlIIilF, justce
Of Cape Colony. WIN sail for En- land
re>t Monday. Every ava atla truck on
the Wes.ern System or railways 9as besn
secured by the military authorities.
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RAILROADS.

The double header" bill is attracting
a great deal Of attention among railroad
men.
President stiekney of the Maple Leaf
visited Galveston.
Santa Fe officials are touring the sys-
TEN.
The first train over the western extern,
sion of the Texas Central made the trip on
time
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SWEEPING Blizzard.
colorado Is in the Throes OF n Sc
we're storm. et

Denver, Col, February lh--A blizzard
is sweeping over Colorado tonight Tho
central and northern portions are in the
throes of the storm which, Is gradually
moving southwark. Snow has beeu fall
ing in the mountains nearly all day. With
no prospect OF Immediate abatement AS
yet railroad traffic has not been affected
TO any extent. but 4 continuance OF the
storln will seriously interfere with it. Re-
ports from Southern Wyoming ana Nest
ern Nebraska are TO the effect thlt tna
blizzard has been raging some true 10
that vicinity and Is continuing.
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letter from his son. Thurston. who was
then In Capetown having made the pas
sage from New Orleans as a muleteer oh
one OF the British transports. Thurston
was a member OF the Emmet Rifles OF
Houston when that company was, doing
garrison duty In Cuba Some time ago he
left home again. presumably to enlist in
the army fer the Philippines. but he turned
his steps toward South Africa instead.
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ProbabIii,i.-.

washington February h.--Forecas, tot
Monday and Tuesday; East Texas-Ralu Mon
day, clearing and colder Tuesday; brisk
soatheas,erly winds, shifting TO southwest
erly
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Parity
cloudy and colder Monday fair aud eolae,
TUESDAY, southerly shifting 70 wssterly
Winds.
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FOR EIGS.

The Italan-Ameslcan treaty is displeas.
inr to Germany
Tho Havana cisarmakers' strike was
failure.
The Transpersian railway is to be built.
Arms are being taken into Mexico
through Ell Paso.
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London. February IL. 4;tO a, m.--The
mention in the dispatch of Lord Roberts
10 the war office yesterday OF General
Clements as commanding at Rensberg Is
Interpreted to show that General French,
Roberts aud that considerable changes in
the distribution OF troops III that district
have occurred. This Unexpected activity
by the Beers at Rensberg. where they are
racher pressing the British than being
pressed by them causes anxiety.
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You Know what You Are Tain. Y

when you take Groves Tasieiss, x I
Tonic. The formula is plainly pnnIi n 1
every bottle showing that II contain s'a, ss
and Quinine put up In correel pssy !
and lis in a tasteless form lha as.s al
not advertise their formula, kn a,s. = 4
you would not buy their meoie,s' /. N
knew what IL contained, Grove Nj,
only chill cure sold throggnou. Y. y s-,.s
malarial sections OF the un,.a'
No cure. no pay. Price % eeh's
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Quickly Furnished,

consisting of Mayor Lacosta, president; n,
Estrada y Mora, vice president: Selofss d
clio, O'Farrill. Fontz, Fsrraga, Nodsr \
Casanova, and Messrs. Ernest Lee GU
sac O3Sood Smith,, tn draw up 4 nsv ssr'
for HAVANA li n
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EIco,ricnl RniIninp nnrnen

New York, February ii.-Bulding No q;
IN the Brooklyn navy yard, occupied by
the electrical equipment department was
destroyed by FIRE today. The loss Is sion !
'see, equally divided between the h,ilia tt
and machinery. -, ,
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Ennis. Texas. Februafy ia child 81
Mrs ans Mrs, Emmett Hale Al. crisp. n,s,
Ennis fell from char on .. red hot siovs
yesisrdsy and was seriously ii NOS fatal.
liz burned.
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SPORT,

The National Athletic club claims the
corbett- Jeffries fight was awarded 1t and
will contest the change
fast walking match is on and Hart.
the negro Is setting the mace
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POLITICAL.

sa!E to be an attempt making to put NJ
Colonel Lanham against Governor sayers.
he is not a party to the scheme.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Molineux slept well and did not appear
disturbed by the verdict.
The claim OF the tug Stella of sao.ooe
against the steamer venetia was eonpro-
missed for $4,000
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TEXAN IN sourm AFRICA.
Thurston Hand. Late OF the Emma,
Rihes OF iiouston

orange Texas. February ii.--orange "a
represented by AZ least one man ia south
Africa during the Boer. British war. M.
z Blanc prominent truck farmer Of,
Orange county having recently received !
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His treatment Of varie,o;selss s a. 80 =. 4
is msthod exclusively .i nis Z d ss
per cent OF all cases rssn. ~ stisl v. Y
and permanent cure. 10 ,.5,chfs r q
auired and no pain or iAcr ~ y, pslst \, Y
perienced by the pptlsnt, MAI q ~ Il, i,
treatment Is much less lns s.,ts ftestn n.
Is both safe aud sure rsste ,,a,sI ss'N
10 q condition Of pFrfsct, ne.
Consultation and advice NAY.
J. NEWTON HATHAw "a.
Or. Hathaway Ar<e'
goo y. Alamo Plaza
Texar
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stopsth couuh
and Mork. oM tnr

- - MI" NUFHN. Wh Inv toidI
Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablafs' ,cura
g IN one day, 10 Cure, IA Pay Pie,
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AMBULANCE coRps.

united irish Societies send Mon %
the Boer Army.
Chicago, February 1.-THE ambulance
corps' thirty-nine IN number. recruited
ana enrinnsd by the United Irish socle-
Ties of Chicago, LETT for New York TODAY
ON rs long journey TO Join the aoer army
on me bastlenflds OF South Africa. Two
op ps coaehfs were attached to the reg
harkatlon. They go under the fay n, ~
Red Cross las W eie
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thus expose himself to Just the sort OF
blow X Is SO difficult to deliver against
the fortified positions north OF Tugela-
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Rensberg. Saturday February i0-To-
day the Beers shelled the British camp,
but with littla effect
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.


CHICAGO, Feb, s-rhe wheat market small
and dul with most ~ the business In the hands
~ sralpcrs MAY opened Aslc yesterday. be
cause Liverpool only slightly lower, in the face
at the slump on this side yesterday From initial
figures e64iessc May advanced 10 66te6eac and thea
slumpcd e6sc depressed BY profit taking and lack
Of demand Foreigners sellers, and the de.
mand was mostly from shorts. After = brief period
out principally because Liverpool explained that
tha strsdintsa there dne 20 better demand
from tie country and because hearish statistics were
expected Mondsy, and the market turned heavy
May ciOaed ic under yesterday. At $50
Corn was very weak. with wheat but closed
nr,u on small country offerings ard itsrai CHAR
snees MAY closed Arm, u ever YESTERDAY, At &fase
The nhta market a.. usual a small adjunct 70
ssliing b. lonks. who had recently unloaded con.
Siderable amount MAY closed shade UP az 81.
W.eac
Provision, dun and generally heavy, closing
81 the bottom MAY peril closed fstloc unsist yes
tetday May lard Ne down. aud MAY rih~. s. lover
The leading features ranged follows
Wheat Ne . Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
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NEW YORK, Feb a. Flour Receipts. E.tT7 bar
pes exports 20 900 barrels market dun and weaker
Minnesota patent, SNas; winter straigh,s, Si5a
SIS
Wheat Receipts, $500 bushels; exports. @,s6
bushels Spot steady, No. red T6tc T. o, b.
Options opened rather hrm much better Liver
pool cables than expected. but Immediately encount
cred active short selling and foreign offerings This
promoted a quick reaction and general hesviness
again. which lasted all the morning until the
rose when the market rallied with corn and left
90 steady at unchanged prices March closed Tiic I.
May. T2ic July, 7atc, September. T2ie.
Wool Steady.
Hops Quiet
Coffee Options closed barely steady at net un-
changed prices TO points decline GALES. u, 900 baGs
NEEDING. March, foSc; April 7o6a7 l0c May, no
81 i5c spot Rio. steady, No invoice. sic No. 7
jobting atc. mild steady. Cordoya. etdNc.
sugar-Raw, quiet; refined. quiet. graduated
q nc. cut loaf b6nc
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A O. L. w. ATTENTION Thu, members
% Columbia lodge and SISTER lodges arc
requested 90 assemble ip Columbia .oags
room at ! .SN D. m. SUNDAY FthrfIsrv "a
1900 10 attend the funeral ~ Brother
r G, Caldwell. Up be held at 2.a3 u. fn
at the First Baptist church
A l. HILrBRUNER. NJ w.
DANCING classes for new beginners:
private lessons daily a; Wilson's Dane
ing Academy. teaching all She very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dfnces; terms
lowest In city. once and academy
Ranke hall. Pike St and Fifth ay.
Telephone Green. lI3o