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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
EDNA ITEMS.
yiolidnys Closed with n Grand Hail
a4 and Supper.

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1Hdna, Texas, January 1.-The social
|ev<nt of the holidays in Edna was the
|9rand ball and supper at the court house
lon nj ednesday night Nothing is done by
|halves by Edna's society young people on
|auch occasions. The large court room had
been cleared and the floor carefully pre-
pared, and two of the jury rooms con-
|xertkd into dining halls for this very i'm
|norfant event. Fully forty couples Joined
LID &he grand march. Promptly at IL
|o1oiock supper was served in the most
|e1&torate style, turkey sandwiches, cakes,
|cofkSe and many delicacies calculated to
|pl6ose the palate had been prepared in
|abundance by the young ladies' who proved
|thsxnselves experts in the culinary art.
The programme was interspersed with
|sc<&xal extras and it was with reluct-
|arc8 that these pleasure seekers gave way
liz the presence OF "Old SOL who heed
|lcssly crept fast upon the pleasure throng'
land his approach was very near when
|tha happy crowd dispersed,
The following were among those pres
|ent$ Misses Horton, Wharton James,
Port Lavaca; Misses Estelle Hester. Nella
Sparks Kittie Haynes, Annie Let's,
|Cucro Stella Power, Theresa Sparks.
Lcuise Trsylor Mabel McChesney, Leila
Hester, Mamie White, Lizzie Fe.rsli,
Emms McCrary. Coffeevlle; Miss Meade,
davenport; Mesdames J. NJ Richmond.
LIE. Bronaugh. NJ. r. Kleas, Tenya
Edgar, A. Mslsch, Jr., P. Kleas, Frank
Power, James Power, Asbeck, A. +.
Nresthoff, E. A. Malsch and c. T. Angle;
Messrs. W. W. McCrary. 4. e. Westhod
e. Egg. B. Davenport, ]. NJ. Bronaugh,
L. 81 Bronaugh, A. Egg. E. Traylor, A,
Malsth. Jr., r. NJ Austin. James Power
* Asbeck, r. Wells, T. j. Wells. r. e
K2eas, H. Noll, J. A. White, f. Wes.hoT
NJ B Terrell, j. W. Young J. r Wilt
lama A. NJ staples. DR.. J. NJ Richmond
III. Irwin, Wharton; DR.. W. G. Petsrsoa
Port Lavaca: Or. E. ]. Malsch. j. W. Gfls-
som H. McChesney. ]. Fullerton, ST
Louis W. J. Davis, Wharton; G. Ma,
erider. Houston; Dutart Mcdowell, F
SPARKS L. S. Tisinger. n, Hayes and G
FT- Angle.
MI Samuel T. Crews, a prominent
Young stockman here. led to hymen's ALTA
~ 3 30 o'clock p. m. today Miss Pear
X3tite one Of Edna's most popular yonnl
1adiss. The wedding took place at tbs
house Of the bride and was a quiet AFFAIR
opif relatives and intimate friends of TIL
eoptracting parties being present Rev
Morris Evans, pastor OF the Methods
&ciscopal church here. officiated, Thi
y9ong couple have host OF friends here
xbfre both are very popular, that wisl
f6f them a life OF unalloyed happness
T1er were recipients Of many presents.
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Ennis Items.

Ennis, Texas January 2.---The stock
law election is being voted on here today.
Not much Interest is being taken and
the poll will be light.
The Ennis Elks gave their annual ball
and banquet In honor Of tho New Year at
their hall last night.
Messrs. Turk Bros g. Webb. dry
goods firm OF this city, has purchased a
building at Blooming Grove and MI r.
r. Turk left today to proceed to al once
open up a branch house at thai place
or. Webb will be the manager there.
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KmLINc NEAR wINoNA.
Trouble between stepbrothers Gull
minated In Tragedy.

minated In Tragedy.
Winona, Texas January 2.--walter II.
Lolley, single man. well thought OF.
raised here. blew out the brains OF his
stephrother 4. r. Townsend. with shot
gun.
From facts gathered and produced at the
inquest II developed that trouble had
existed for some time between the two
men and as time went on the trouble in
creased until other parties were drawn
into II.
Townsend lived with his brother on the
senior Lolley's place and when young Loi-
ley was at his fathers yesterday the
Townsends came up 20 the Lolley homo to
settle the difficulty and all thought Il set
tied. the Townsends starting back TO
their house; fresh words came about when
LolIey, who had shotgun. shot Town
send In the right side OF his head, Nine
buckshot took effect tearing his head
completely TO pieces and his brains ran
out on the ground where he fell; one shot
came out through his left eye.
I-olley left at once for Tyler TO surren
der to the sheriff
The shooting occurred two miles south
west Of Winona.
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TERRELL TOPICS.
Methodisfs Are to Erect N Ten Thou
sand Dollar Church.

Terrell, Texas. January AIT the
Methodist church quarterly conference
Monday night a committee was APP pointed
with power to build new church, TO cost
not less than $4,000
The Times-star changes hands. Tim
Caldwell OF the Transcript buys the plant
and sewers his connection with the Trans
cript.
Presiding Elder F. o. Miller has ap-
pointed Reys. o. s. Thomas, Kaufman W.
NJ Leatherwood, Forney and George Sex
ton, city, to have charge o. The Twentieth
century fund for Terrell Methodist dis
trict.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Fremont - Richard Lambert,
agent Under the Dome company, David
r. Kohn. CINCINNATI; w L. simpson. San
Antonio; T. p. Robinson, Austin. Harry
Wolf New York; S. G.. Mckinney, Dali
las; 7. G.. Heslip, Caldwell, Texas; J. u.
Thacker. Alvin. Texas ]. c. Hickey.
Henderson, Texas +. C. McReynolds, Ss-
bine Pass Albert Kaufman, Thomas W.
Fossmann, New York; G. A. Gage. Chi
csgo f. H. Belcher. Boston; Charles B.
Wood. Houston; W. c. Nixon. city; VIII
liam winters. Buffalo; w. r. Logan,
Waco: Henry Bletcher. New Orleans; w.
V. Hoare, Dayton, Ohio.
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LA GRANGE ITEMS.
County Attorney Has Issued "a warn
ing Against slot Machines.

ing Akah.At oiot MhNh'Hth.
La Grange, Texas, January Edgar
Gregory had his leg broken this morning
by horse kicking up in wagon while
he was driving along the street
County Attorney Faison is yet busy In
forming the balance Q. the aloon keep
trs OF the county that by the sth OF this
month all slot machines must go.
Attorney W s. Holman and wife left
this morning for Weimar, where they Will
visit relatives until the end OF this week
E!ss Helen Kaulbaeh left for Waco to-
day. where she Will visit friends.
Miss Edna Farquhar returned from
Lockhart yesterday afternoon
Miss Ricklefgen OF Corpus Christi Is
here. the guest OF Miss zander.
Miss Cakes OF Columbus Is visiting
Miss Anna Holman.
County Judge Ehlinger discharged the
jury for the week yesterday afternoon.
He has served the sheriff with notice
that no jurors for next week will be
needed.
judge W S. Robson returned from Aus
tin yesterday evening.
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WANTS TO BE MAYOR.
shcrin CnbeIi Has Announced HIS
CandidGcy.

Dallas. Texas. January 3.--Ben y. Ca
bell. four times sheriff Of Dallas county,
president OF the state sherlffs assocla-
ton and well known over the State, has
declared that he win not be candidate
for recollection and that he is candi-
date for the mayoralty Of Dallas at the
ensuing April election to succeed John n.
Traylor, tho incumbent Sheriff Cf-selfs
friends are already organizing 10 his be-
halt -,
n Il not believed Sheriff Cabell will
have much trouble In becoming mayor
even should he have an avowed opponent
which is at present doubtful For time
Mr. Cabell thought OF becoming caS@ /
date for comptroller, but preferred to
n axe the race for the office of chief eS'
ecutiye of Dallas,
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APPEAL BOND FILED.

The appeal bond OF l.. J. Smith in the
matter OF Alonzo ]. Tullook VS., the Gal
weston. La Porte and Houston Railway
company was filed today In the United
States clerks office after being approved
by Judge Bryant yesterday. II is for
$40. 900 and is signed by the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty company. This
will tie up $685. of the funds now in the
hands Of the receiver awaiting the decision
OF the court of appeals. being the amount
sued for by Mr.. Smith.
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Losses and Insuranee at oomanche

comanohe, Texas, January 1.-THE fol-
lowing is an estimated loss by the Are
of tho lst William Barnes, $4,000 In
surance. $4,000 byron Matthews, saloon.
$1,000; insured 10 cover. William Reese.
dariaso to buildings st2s; insured. sam
zettllnger, $4,000. no insurance, r. O,
Levi. loss and damage to stock, $500;
insured Hill y Rogers, druggists, dam
age on stock, $500; insured. Nelly Burton.
furniture. damages $500 insured q, a.
Chiffon, damage on building. $50, insured.
Paine & Turner. damage on building sihl,
insured Court house damage. $3.50; In
sured. Lasker building damaged slightly.
insured
The explosion OF dynamite during the
FIRE was heard Tor ten miles and shook
houses a mile and a half from town Mack
Moore william Reese John Randle and
Rob Barnes were blown down and injured
By the explosion but not seriously.
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HUNT COUNTY FoR BAILEY.
That la the Prediction of Mayor
10. =. Royal.

10. =. UOynl.
Dallas, Texas. January S,-Mayor Eo"
gar S. Royal of Wolfe City is in Dallas,
Mayor Royal is known as one Of the most
Influential democrats In Hunt county. he
ia supporting Congressman Joseph w.
Bailey for United States senator.
Mr. Royal said to The Post correspond
ent: ut Is true that Hunt county Is IN
Senator chilton's congressional district,
II Is also true despite this fact that Hunt
county will instruct for Congressman
Bailey. The Gainesville man is peerless
as a democrat and as statesman and. IN
my Judgment, viii win in walk, as the
horsemen say Mr.. Bailey would add
greatly to the strength OF the Texas dele
CATION in the senate and he and Senator
culberson would make pair that would
put senator's from other States to shame
in the light OF intellectual force. You
may tell The Post that at least one cou-sss'
in Senator chilton's district is for Mr.
Bailey"
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nnaI, Hnr, while 81 werk.

Sherman. Texas. January 2--While en-
gagged in moving building, II W Burns
sustained very serious inlurles. sill
in the structure tore loose from It's moor
ings. allowing a weight several thousand
pounds TO drop on MIR. Barrs' leg. The
flesh was literally mashed into pulp
and the bone fractured and disiocated at
the Joints
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
NAY RESUME BUSINESS.

VI. Ullmann. receiver Of the Ikelheimer
stock. said this morning that from all in
dlcations and from the expressions that
he had received from the various creditors
OF I. Ikelheimer that when the meeting
Of creditors takes place on the ga OF this
month. satisfactory arrangements are
likely TO be eonsummated whereby the
business would be resumed by Mr.. Ikel-
hcimer
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Paris, Texas, January 3.---Felix coyle,
aged 20. met with an accident while oper-
ating a steam corn shelter. His arm got
caught in chain belt and but for the
chain breaking would have wrenched 1t
off, As II was, he sustained a very pain
full injury and some broken bones.
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KILMER PARpoNEl,.
Was Given Five Yenrs on Circum
stantfni Evidence.

stahtiut Estuehce-
Kilmer the negro who has been In the
county Jail since last May convicted OF
the charge OF assaulting RMS. L. A, VIII
hnson on the night Of May Il. was given
his freedom today on 4 full pardon issued
by Governor Saysrs. J<ilner was given
five year In the oenitontiary, but since then
District Judge Y. B. Green and District
Attorney Bee have discovered iuiiisputatle
proof Of the mans innocence and on their
representation Kilmcr was pardoned. The
evidence on which the conviction was Sc
cured WAS purely circumstantial. Mrs. WIZ
kinson falling 10 positively identify Kill
rner as her ssssilsnt
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KILLED nv n railing Limb.

Mckinney, Texas, January s.While
raking stalks last evening Rice Lawson
was struck on the head by falling limb
afterwards died. The deceased was 70
years old. unmarried. Woodman OF the
World. and only lately came here from
Tennessee.
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Mr.. FRATT HAS LEFT.

Mr.. F, W. Frat, who has been super
intendent and civil engineer for the Gall
weston City Railway company since Mayor
Bser assumed the recelvership, rendered
his resignation January !, 70 accept
position with the Southwestern Construc-
ton company. and left yesterday to take
charge Of his new work. He viii be con-
structing superintendent for this company,
who has the contract for building the
Katy extension from San Marcos to Katy
vile.
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r,re in seed wnrehourc.

Calvert. Texas. January 3.-About 1oao
o'clock this morning FIRE broke out in
Gibson Bros seed warehouse; quantity
of seed was burned but the loss can not
now be accurately estimated. The loss
H. covered by Insurance
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Ncgro rro.cn 10 peath.

Caldwell. Texas, January 3.--Jaek Dam
iels. negro well known around town,
was frozen 10 death last night about two
miles north OF town. lie left for home
Last night in state OF intoxication and
fell from his horse and was unable 20 get
up again.
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PAVING rAxEs.

Mr.. Ira e. Collins. city tax collector,
says tat SO far this year the people are
paying their taxes at very rapid rate
Besides sGraring their accounts with the
city on personal effects and realty, they
are not forgetting their pets, as evil
deuced by the fact that his office yes
terday issued dog licenses for ninety
males and four females.
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Mr. RnNGE PREsIpENT.

Julius Runge assumed the presidency OF
the cotton exchange today Immediately
theresfter the board Of directors met and
completed organisation by slectins M
Eustace Taylor a member very compii-
nenssry resolutions we're psfse1 respect
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Taylor Texas. January IA small Are
occurred in the south part OF the town
las, night. consuming rent house owned
by Mr.. B, Garry. The loss was covered
by insurance.
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JEFFERSON Texas. January 2.-The resi-
dence o. Captain J, NJ. beware was de-
stroyed by IRE this morning at o'clock.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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rInncr Burncd.

Alto, Texas, January 3.--Georgs Single
tery's pianer. seven miles south OF Alto,
together with all improvement and 10000
feet OF lumber was destroyed by fire this
morning; loss s2500; no insurance.
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Zorro Formalin tEimer 4 Amend1. A
new Antiseptic and Prophylactic. The
ideai mouth ana tooth vssh. =. >. scbmidt
houston. Texas aren't
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Petition in hanlkruptcy.

Austin. Texas, January GA voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was nled in the
Federal court today by Frank Elliott
Jones OF Austin.
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rIatonta Item..

Flatopia, rexls, January 2--Mrs John 9
Bragg has Fsturned to her home in FL
gin
Mrs, J. o Habsrmaeher has rssafr.d
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In the Tenth civil district court the
damage suit Of Andrew r. Rogue VS.. the
New York and Texas Steamship Company
is still on trial.
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,rvrL DISTRICT COURT.

ing the services OF the officers whose
terms have Just expired.
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Ander.on Lec.I..

Indsrsos Texas. January 3-Mr Johp
|k-y and Wife spent christmss ~
|.r+
i. y s.prrtt Of ceur'nsy srsn, New
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NOTES.

The attorney general today approved
B2t.5OD worth of Hood county court house
binding bonds.
The department of education is sending
but hotices today that $4,000 of the
hvailable school fund has been resolved
By The State treasurer during the month
bf uecember 1884, and the treasurers OF
HE echool fund may send in their coupons
Ind receive their pro rata share thereof.
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PERSONALS.

Hon. winbourne Pierce OF Bolton is in
he city on private business.
:. JQdge Perkins of the Cotton Belt Is here
lttending the commission meeting.
Colonel Charles C. Gibbs of San Antonio,
general land agent for the Southern Pa
,ihc eystem, is in the city.
4 Judge Lovett and Traffic Manager Bein
Of the Southern Pacific are in the city at
lending the meetings of the commission.
Judge T. j. Freeman of the Texas and
Pacific and Judge N. A. Stedman OF the
and Great Northern ara in
the city.
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CHARTERED.

be following charters were filed by
Il secretary of state today:
he Phoenix Social club OF AUSTIN; no
;ifal stock. Incorporators: n. NJ.
ckey L. B. Priest and william Beatty.
rhe Quanah Telephone company Of
bnah, Texas; capital stock, $4,000.
fife First Christian church OF Cleburne;
capital stock.
fasper County Lumber company Of
uston; capital stock, 100000. Incoc-
ratore John H. Kirby, c. B. Martin,
Eagle.
Northwestern Tie and Timber company
Houston; capital stock, $4,000, In
'psrators; Joe H., Eagle. G B. Martin,
~ EIres.
to do business in Texas was
4ed to the Texas and Louisiana Land
4Lumber company Of Portland Me.
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HOG HOO coNcATENArIoN.

asorge Lock OF Lake Charles, W. r.
fcCInre of Galveston, Carl Drake of Aus
Ii, Cecil Lyon OF Sherman, Albert Sleeves
SAn Antonio and ]. NJ Rockwell Of
[ouston, Hoo Hoo msgnates, met here
0night and made ample financial and
Their arrangements for the entertain
tent of the grand confederation Of the
tstionsl Hoo Hoo organization at Dallas
october next
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AN ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT
"THE CHIMES or NORMANDY" BY
HOME TALENT.
Drew a Large Uodse -BrtlIinne rro-
duction for n Most Wor-
thy Cause.

Notwithstanding the constant downpour
of rain yesterday afternoon and last
night Sweeney & Coombs opera house
was web filled with Horstonians to see
home talent In THE Chimes OF Norman
dy," and those who braved the weather
we're we'll rewarded BY the character OF
the presentation. Normandy Is ordi-
narlly difficult piece for amateurs to
present, but only to say that Il was per-
formed credltably last night would be
doing scant Justice to those taking part
in Il. The difficult roles were not only
creditably carried by their respective in
terpreters, but the whole opera was so
admirably presented-even to the insig-
nificant details-that no one had cause for
just complaint at the work OF any MEM
Der OF the cast. Mr.. r. l.. De Almond as
the gallant and dashing Henri marquis
Of Bonneville, carried the character re-
markably well and his costume was be-
coming and wholly In keeping with the
role he assumed; the work of Mr.. J. II.
Taylor as Jean Grenicheux, the fisherman,
was well received and merited the un-
stinted applause 1t was accorded, Cas-
pard. the miser the most difficult char
Q
as interpreted and executed by Mr.. VIII
Kendall. and In the second act where he
counts his gold and gloats over 1t in the
haunted chamber the scene was indeed
strong and forcetul, 60 vivid was his
portrayal OF the miser's unsuitable greed.
Mr. VIII Hurley had the part OF the bailll
and he executed 1t with vim and energy
/ the role Of notary fell to Mr.. Cliff Grune-
valid to take care OF and he did IL in good
style The other male parts were well
presented by Messrs. Frank Wyatt and b.
/ a. Randolph.
/ The ladies' showed that same degree OF
talent and thorough conception as was
seen in "Erminle" the night before, and
/ II such a thing we're possible, it might
be said they even excelled the work OF
the previous night, Miss Mary Kidd rep
resented the character OF Serpolette, the
good for nothing, In manner that was
highly satisfactory and evidenced her
talent and ability, while Miss Stella Carr
as Germane was particularly bewtchint
and she was repeatedly encored; the VII
lage maidens were Mrs. J. T. Lockman
Mrs A. G.. Hume, Miss Amy Knight an'
Miss Aline Knight.
The chorus sang beautifully and Their
was charm In their manner that len
grace and elegance to the whole perform
ance.
The entertainment last night closed
series OF three successful operate produc
tions arranged for BY the Woman's clu
and produced under the personal direc
ton of Mrs. ]. o. Carr, and each per
Torrance reflected much credit upon mel
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10. b. Hatch, Galveston; Chris D. Marks.
Dallas, are recent arrivals at the Bristol
Mr.. J. c. McCabe. general freight agent of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas railway,
Fort Worth, is n guest at the Bristol
DR.. c. II, Gresham, prominent young
physician OF Indianapolis. Ind, has been for
some time In the city. guest OF Dr. Earl
Stafford at the Latham.
MIR. and Mrs Muddlekamp and Mr.. Andy
Park, all from Pueblo, Col, are among the
arrivals at the Latham. Mr.. Muddlekamp
Intends to locate somewhere in the vicinity of
Houston
AIR. George c. Hodges of the Chicago Record
was in the city yesterday and paid The Post
n pleasant call MIR. Hodges has boen making
n tour of the Western country. One of his
observations, among many others, was that
Bryan's strength is rapidly increasing in that
section OF the country.
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SMALL FIRE LAST NIGHT.

Interior of Montgomery's Hand
Laundry Considerably Damaged.
About 1880 o'clock last night fire
alarm was turned in from box IA, and the
firemen responding found the interior OF
Montgomery hand laundry, Edwards
street and Houston avenue afre. The
flames were extlnguished but net until
$500 or $500 damage had been done to
building and stock.
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Death of Huh - I. smith.

Mr.. Hubert l. Smith, aged Al years. dies
at his residence, 1917 Crockett street, yes
terday morning, Mr.. Smith came to Hous-
ton from Michigan about two years ago
and has made good sitizen. winning the
respect and esteem of all who knew him
He has been in the employ of the Empire
Flour mills and Of Messrs Henke & Pilot
during his residence here and proved him
self n Rost valuable omploye. He leave.
n wife and two children, and he's a host
of friends who deeply sympathize with
the bereaved Mr. Smith was Roya
Arch Mason and the members OF Gray
lodge have taken charge of the funera
arrangements, The remains will be con.
veyed TO Texas City. where the burial VIII
take place today.
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CITY DREyITIIss.

Houston Ladies Either and Mandolin or
chestra concert postponed on account OF bad
weather to May 10,
Rev J. c. Mason will deliver his eleventh
anniversary sermon as pastor of the Central
Christian church tomorrow at II a. m.
State Evangelist A. J. Bush OF Abilene is
expected to arrive in the city today TO aid
in the revival at the Common Street chapel.
Mr.. Bush is one OF the ablest preachers OF
his church.
The Fair Ground Extension Sunday school
will be reopened In the basement OF the resi-
dencc. corner OF Mason and McFae streets
at 4 y. IN. Sunday. All in that neighoorhood
especially hyted
Bud Thompson, who stabbed Clarence Du
barry Thursday might, in the Fifth ward
has not vet been appreheuded Nv the officers.
Dubarry who was removed to the home o.
his parents ON Hill street, is reported to b'
improving.
Bocth's leo Cram only 81 90 gallon