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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
WAITING FOR YOU.

Il Is not surrrisIng that In population so vas
AMI among a people COZ tain ne fan'ili which can
trac. rack their anc.st r,enuri s. thai even with
families of no no the ramihcaiuns are esuaord-
nary the ties Of relation ship ofh ing tr"m
Peers TO Peasants. though all srringing from one
tree The q, noun, emen that there IS neat Ssoo-
600 600 IN none, and -siat sgng b geing 'ounis
lite exiravagant but u will not appear So ex'raor-
binary when II IS mter that the amount Is has
ed on r.ei>'.red alphab, teal list - perso' Who
have n en- adv rts, tor all over the world since The
re, inning OF the century. N Iuding Oh merry hei's
next ot kin. and leeaees Of persons Who have died
nte>taie in Ge.t Brit. in Eu ore. fme lea o, the
british colonies. The main sources OF unclaimed
monies are: unclaimed eiviien on Government
stocks: DORMANT fu ds In ,hanCerv: Army and Nay
Pr re Money Estates ot persons VIA have died ntes-
tate without known n-xt-ot-kin; unclaimed dividends
In tankrurtcy; enerai unca med DIVIDENDS and un-
CLAIMED bark deposits. We are also prepared to
furnish cerinc aes OF Bir hs Dea h and Marriages
and Official Ciest " Coat of Arms Of your family
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
NOVELTIES IN
NECKWEAR e e
ARE AMONG The TIMELY

-ARE AMONG THE TIMELY
HlNGS o. the new year. Never in the
history of neckwea. has there been so
many varieties made of the verv choice t
81 ks. Pattern designs are characteristics
Of these new makes. String Ties, -Puffs,
Scarfs, Four-n.Hands, English 50 iares
and many other Of the latest patterns are
to be found in our stock. A fine article of
neckwear has become necessity to him
who would be we'll dressed. No part of
his dress is more conspicuous. and when
the best can be bought for what inferior
gnnds COST, NO ONE SHOULD PASS
RY The BARGAINS WE ARE NOW
OFFERING.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31

The interest shown in the municipal
discussion Of the Research Club shows
that the young men are fully awake to
responsibilities Of citizenship ami Will
continue on guard to secure good gov
eminent for the city Of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31

Raising of the quarantine at Wal
iuku would indicate that the outside
districts are better able to fight the
plague than Honolulu. Ability to move
a whole town is a Superior advantage
possessed by nearly every district out
side this city and Hilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
S388,468.84

The heirs OF which SUPP" Sod to be In the United
States tut whnse resent Whereabouts are unknown.
You many have money, heIrlLoms. or estates
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
MONEY FOR YOU.

This will Interest vcu v you ave Tese'ndsn' of
any une of thousands of foie'en families "hoe
money " estates ate ! ow In chanCery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31

Attorney George ID. Gear left In the
Doric this afternoon for business trip
to the States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
WE HAVE

A complete lis, e. PERSONS who have left none,
est ties 10 the value OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
COMPRISING,

Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers Oil Stoves, Hard Sewing
Machine sce Cream Freezers, Platform Scales. BacksthS
Bellows, FORCES, Vses Drills, Jick Screws. Canal Barows,
Stove ucks Hoes Picks Mattocks Shoves Scoops Forks,
RAkes Concord Hsmts, Dandy Bru>he Cotton Nate, Ma
n and Sss Cordage Hoor Bar and Galvanized Sheet ron
Grow bars Nails Nuts and Washes-Calriage and Wagon
Springs and AxleS.
L.rge i'm poratons to arrive
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
The "KaSh."

nay" Remember we have the Knox
Agenc, for NJ MS Hats and are Sole Agent
for Or. Delme's Linen Mesh Underwear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31
Secretary Hay Gives
the Council Authority

The following letters from Secretary
Hay were read 1T the Executive Coun-
Gil:
Department Of State,
Washington. March g, 1900.
His Excellency Sanford b. Dole, Ho-
nolulu.
Sir:-Mr. Sewall has reported that
on February 10Th last, the Council of
State, acting upon recommendation
Of the Executive Council voted an Act
(styled Act )appropIating for tn"
extension and completion of the sewer
system Of Honolulu, s3i5,253.24 out Of
the moneys which shall be received by
the Hawaiian Treasury during the BIZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

inebr erpelIte. unD oellen Wuge thinner
mebr e~rglGn5te, in benz Stage, ols bic
Gntriiitung ietner Oienerin Suna6m,
lag mai, mas bdtteft 9u benin an
meiner Stelle get6an?"
sd, Serr," erpiberte Wi9eline nit
fammenoem Iuge (ie bate ibre
SduIte in bic Seiten seitemmt unb
ben &Opf nit berausfor6ernber Miene
ibrem Serrn entgegengepenbet), ,ib
bGtte mid audi nibt einen Q(ugenbltd
befonnen. Sd 6Gtte ben tleinen &erl
in ben eriten beiten unterrod sepidelt,
hdtte i'm nit gu mir na9 Sauie eez
nommen unb bGtte i'm aboptirt.
Sbnen pdre Elm FOLDER 8sbanfe ME-
mails getommen!"
$50 Su meinf t?" rtef Der 0ottor
uno fiir5te nit benz lngeitiim zines
SHn9ltnss nab benz Slur. r8arte
einmall"
Iit bret SGben mar er in Der Sad
i.ube, ipO bas Sinb mod INNER mol
Zig in benz Wantel f9lummerte. en-
toum elmer balben Minute, ebe Mi6ez
line ii9 nod BON ibrem Staunen err
belt bate, bra9te Serr b. Marpiie
bas ainb nit trtumpbirenber Miene
berbei, legte Is auf ben Slid unb 1agte,
tnbem CT ben Mantel Suriidf9lua:
n0a, Mt6eline, ba lit Der feline
8erl!!"
Mideline, gang betreten, f9aute nit
seDfnetem Munbe brein. Ser belle
S9ein bes Seuers unb Der 2ompe
bate bas &tnb sepedt, unb 10 i9Dn
eri6ien linn bieies poue 2i9t, baB es
lG6elte.
Sci ibrer Reigung gum Wiberfpru9
bate bic 9ausbGlterin ni9t libel 2uit,
ii9 BON yfeuem iiber ibren Serrn gu
Grgern, Der ite nit fpDttif9er unb bod
auglei6 itrablenber Miene an5ab;
iebp9 benin Qnblid biefes tleinen Menz
i9entinbes nit feinen f9paraen Mu=
gen, feinem ~trau1en Saar unb benz
iuben 2G9eln erbebte ibr altiiinsferz
li6es 9era. Cine Dirt Muttersefibl
reste ii6 i'm Snneren bieier 8urgunz
berlin, bic ii9 INNER Elm &inb se=
piini6t bate; lire Nuger feu9teten
fi9, tie itiir5te auf ben Sobn Der Sprz
sette gu, tubte i'm berabaft ab unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

besann bann bor Riibruns gu tpeinen.
r@r 1T f96n pte Elm gbriitfinb=
lein!" faste bic SausbGlterin unb
trodnete fi9 nit tbrem fattunenen
Saf9entla bic Qusen. SD perbe
Bel tbm Patbe fteben, mir tpolIen i'm
Noel Weibna9ten) nennen. Seine
G~r5tebung iibernebme i9!"
Damn setpann ibr natiirltbes Semi
permanent ipieber bic Sberhanb, unD
ie fiiste btnau:
sd min perfuden, aus ibm teinen
Gsoiften gu MAIDEN, pie sic es iinb!"
r@9on gut! S9On quit" faste Der
9oftor a%ufserdumt. r3und9ft mubt
9u fir i'm einen 9rei sure9tma9en;
bann iteGe ibm elm 8ett neben benz
9einen auf. Wir polen bana9 gu
Ibenb eiien unb auf fein 8obl trim
Ten. Sas ion uniere Deibua9tsfeier
iein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20
Oes Do6tors Wei6naC6tsfef
Don ANDRE Gbsuri,t.

Der Softor b. Marpife mar UNI
permGblt seblieben. gr berabiGumte
ME, ii9 bamit gu briiften, 10 oft er NIT
olten, ieBt o%erbsiratbeten Greunbsn au>
iammen mar, unb NIT balb ironii9sr,
bal6 mitleioiser Miene riibmte er fi9
Dor ibnsn germ, pie tpunberi90n er
fi9 oas 2eben einseri9tet babe. Sn
Der Shat betunbeten bic Mabnabmsn,
bic er our Si9eruns ieines bdusli9en
Sliides sstrofen hatte, etnen pratz
tii9en, bere9nenben, borfi9tisen unb
fosar etpas felbitfii9tisen Sinn. Ct
mar 2anbarat unb tppbnte bet feiner
S4tpefter, bic on einen @rpBgrunbz
beiiser in Der 9esenb bes plateau bon
2ansres perbeiratbet mar. Sie sya=
mile mar finberlos, unb fona9 bate
Der Sottpr ben Spettatel elmer Idrz
member Sorbe bon 8dlsen ni9t gu
fur9teu.
gr bate es alio einsuri9ten ge=
tpubt, bab er bic 4nnebmlt9teiten bes
Jamilienlebens senpB, ohne bon feiz
nen S9attenietten etpas gu perfpii<
TEN, unb er tonnte ii9 baber tpobl riib>
men, ct babe fir bic Gube unb @liidz
feltgtett ieiner alien Sage In tluser
@eiie porgeiorst.
BIS gum glitter bon febsis Sabren
sing ales gut; aber in bemielben
Sabre, no er fem atp0lftes 2uftrum
%boQenoete, ftarb fein S9pager plDbz
.lt4. gr mar bic Seele unb ber Cd
ftetn bes 9ausbaltes getpefen. Seine
8ittpe, bic setp0bnt setpefen mar,
i6m ale aQtdsli9en Sorsen au iiber>
lafen, tpurbe bur9 biefen idben So<
besfaa gang aus benz @lei9gent9t &c,
bra9t. Sbre @efunbbeit tpurbe boz
bur9 in benz Mabe beetntrd9tist, bab
9err b. Maroife senDtbist tDar, cine
!9~aus6dltertn anaunebmen.
Sieie aus Der 8oursosne fam.
rnenbe S%ausbGlterin mar ben @ier>
aisern nabe, fab feuerrotb unb tupferis
aus tpie elm Weinblatt i'm September,
bate traufe, fdtparae 9aare, cine porz
ftebenbe Sttrn unb aornig blidenbe
braure Meuslein. Weser zines Ni9ts
serietb ie in Corn, fiibrte bas sroBe
@prt, bate cine lofe 9anb unb mar
immer gum Wiberfpru9 seneist; boz
BEL Elm brapes Mdb9e, unb cine aus>
eesei9nete RD9in. sic bate Bel benz
pfarrer bon Saint=2oup sebient unb
peritanb treHlide 9eri9te gu bereiten.
Sbr 9ebadenes mar GOLDEN unb
tnufperig, ibre 8raten gerabe ri4tig
aGr. unb in ben iIben Speifen iu9te
fe Sbresslei9en, berseitalt, bab ie
iroB ibrss beftisen Deiens ben Dot
tor an ieiner f9pa9en Settle sefabi
batte. Oenn ct liebte einen suten 8ifs
fen. Na9 einem Sabre ftarb Mas
roiiens Sdpefter an elmer abaehrens
ben Rrantbeit. Ser alte> sStngse1els
fab fi9 nun in benz sroBe1 Gdmtlten'
balie in ben boen 3tmmerrl ALLEN.
90 besanr ct pabraunehmeu, tpt'
eitel feline 8ere9nunsen gepefen ma.
rem. Na9bem er lanse 3eit btnburf
bic unsetriibte 9eiterfeit fetner rel.
feren Sabre geriibmt bate, fab er, BAT
ieber Mbenb mebr srauen Nebel als
aolbiae Sonnenftrahlen NIT ii4 brtngt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20
mGbnabt.
Don SbeoSur Sappfein.

RabelSuft unb Slammenfer;en,
Silberfdoeu I'M @edit- 3
Qisbe fsiert in ben Ser,eu
Sisie Na6t ibr Subelfef. "Hr
'E.Ss
I1no IS eiut Der @eibnadtsfrteben
Ssimatbli9 ON griinen Sann, -
@aS bas Veben rarb gei6ieben,
lluo gum 8inbe miro Der Otann.
Seute i6tpetsen ale Trasen, F. 1890
Speiiel. @iinihe, Sorgsu Hieb'n;
Ilte, iromme @eiien trageu
Inns iu's 9auo Der Yoeiieu...
Sord, Der solb'ne Rdrdenbronnen,
Dem bes &iuoes DIR gelaui6t,
Springt, erinuerungumiponnen,
S1dumeno auf unb raui9t uub raui9t...
nnb BEN Iltsu ipte ben Sungen
@aro ein @uuber flub sema9t,
@enn bas bohe 9ieo uerflungeu
Son Der ftinen, bstPseu Naht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

Or. Gea, @riinber bes Soutbern Meoical
uno Sur9tcal SlltituteS Su gouispille, 6p.,
nit etablirten Sfiiceu in ben 6auptitdoten
Der Ser. Stadten. glltor popularer Wtebi=
cal &erte ysyiibrer sur Geiuubbeit," r@e=
llnobetts= Sournal, 9terp0ie S6made, lib
re llrla6e uno 0eilun9."
Ium Staate a%ntbpriGrt.
Iugen=, Sbren=, gtaic= uuo S%alsfranibei,
ten, granultrte Nusenliber, Staar beieitiet,
i9eele Nu9en ri6tts geieBt pbne Shmera
oper 8efabr; Ellnobeit ppr9ebeu9t; laufen=
De Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrenflinaen, &atarrb,
Srondttis, Nitbnta, &ranfbeiten Der 9eber,
beg Wfagess uno Der Ginge:yeibe, Sartleibigs
telt, Nagenfatarrb, @a1entranfbeit, @elb=
in6t, Hieren= uno Slaicn= Scidmeraea, Sarn<
HUB, ytierenfranfbelt, 3tiidenidpdhe, urin<
bremen. gu offers uriniren Il. |. m. Slut=
unb Sautfranfbeiten. Sfropfeln, SlnneN, Sisz
b%lattern, @cSema, 9eidwiire II. { m. Herp0fs
Sranf6eiteH, gpilepIte Spitprie, SdlaaHuB,
9ebensliberbrlB, Gbeamatismus, Ieuralqia,
Ser;franfbeit, lhpade Circulation, Seraz
flDpfen, Shtpinbel Il. I. 70. SQn3er. Sc
iftpnlit, sebeilt pbne su idneioen, pbne Nnz
tpenbun9 BON 9lrstmitteln uno pbne Shmera
-ueue Netbobe. !Sdmorrboibeu, Tihel,
&ertopfun9, Srauentranfbeiten, idmerslpie
Weniurotion, nerpDie S6rpd9e, peiBer
S4iB, 9ebeilt ra6 elmer m%peernen Ntetbpoe.
Seine unlteblamen llnteriu6unsen. hinge
geftaltbeiten, Slumpfibe, Sie9ung beg 5tid=
grades, lanQiames @adstbum Der &iuber=
tribe S6wino iuft, 8ropf, fleine uno idpa=
DIE Sbetle perqroBert uno peritdrft. @leid=
oiel, tuer bel Der Eebanbluna erfolelps mar.
Seine Seriude nod Elm MiBlinaen. unheiIz
bare Sale ni6t genomrren. Seibe @eidled=
ter peri6piegen uno pripat. Goniultotton
uno Examination fiir babel SntereiIirte 81.
3 I. 81 a,
louisville, 6p. Minneopolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

.St benin guer sndbises Srdulein
t9on tpieber seiunb; man iiebt ben
iungen Mrat gar nidt mebr au gu9
.Nein, aeiuno III lie nod
ntdt, aber Der Serr Goftor bat ii9 ia
oroertueit berlobtt~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

bader TN Duntet perbdut tparen, BEE
gam Der bur9 lire 2obfprii9e in bes
9ottors 3ppf er3euste lei9te Hauf9
ft9 gu perfii9tigen, unb er febrte gu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
WHARTON NEWS NOTES.
The Citizens Are Getting Away to
the summer Resorts.

Wharton. Texas, August quite al
exodus of Whartonites seeking summer
resorts Ief, on Yesterdays train among
these we're Mr. Tom Brooks and family
who will spend several weeks in Marlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and children will en-
ioy visit TO their former home at Alto
and Mrs. J. &, Barbee, who viii summer
in Alabama. Judge j. G. Barbee accom-
named Mrs Barbee a. far as Houston.
AR an,yrs. ]. p. Taylor and LITTLE
daughters Nola and Hazel, have re-
turned home after several months visit
TO relatives in Bellville'
Mrs. j. D. Martin, after pleasant VISIT
10 her daughter, Mrs. c. w Jones. has
returned 10 her home in Nachitoches.
Rabbi Sem Gordon OF Galveston admin
istered the rite OF circumcision on the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenbure
of this city. Little Joseph Lyman was
the recipisnt OF the good wishes OF about
twentv-fye guests, who were royalty
tsasfed win ali varieties of cakes and
vines Mr. C. Gordon was goaiather'
Miss Olivia Piene, godmother,
Mrs. Rebecca Tolllver OF Brenhaiu,
,fter n visit 10 relatives in Bay City. spent
\ few days In Wharton as the guest OF
her niece Mrs. Mary Rogers Bolton. Mrs,
Tolliyer returned home yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cline entertained
ahnut thirty guests last night with a SO
cial, complimentary 10 their guest, MISS
Oakley of Beaumont. Games, music and
nisasant conversation formed the pro-
Framme OF the evening. Dainty refresh
man were served at a suitable hour
From Judge ]. G, Barbee The Post
correspondent learns that the caney Val
lev traek Is now completed to within six
miles Of Van Week; several contracts for
residences have been let during the last
ten days.
.en ge, and freight depot is arriving daily
and work viii Immediately commence on
the building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
DETECTIVES HAVE A CLUE,
Room Found Where Plot to kiI
Humbcrt Was Talked Over


New York, August 2.--Detectives have
found the room in which it is claimed
that the plot TO kill King Humbert was
formed. 1t is on the second floor of a
West Hoboken, N. j., resort for an
,arcbists, and is in the heart of the Italian
settlement The place has not been known
as meeting place for anarchists. There
have been no public meetings held there
and the room where the men met was kept
Tor the most secret conference purposes
lhese detectives say they learned to-
night from socialists who attended A
meeting at the place that less than four
months ago two Italians, man and wo-
man, arrived In Hoboken, and an lmpor-
taht conference was held in this room At
the conference there were anarchists from
New York, Brooklyn and West Hoboken.
This socialist never saw Bresci and r;ever
saw Quintevallo, but the description of
the men tallies with that of two of tho
men at the conference.
Mrs. Bresci, the destitute wife of the
assassin, with fer little daughter, Made
line, are In this city from their home
( in West HCpseken. for the purpose OF see
ing the Italian consul general Mrs.
Bresci said she wanted to write a letter
to her husband, but the consul general
told her Il would not be delivered.
Mrs. Bresci, who is in delicate health,
was so overcome by the fatigue of her
trip to New York that she had to take
to her bed soon after her return, and
last night her condition was considered
serious.
1t is learned that the assassin Bresci
was member of what is known as the
International Group" of anarchists.
The police have also learned that prior
to Bresci's leaving this country he was
rendered a banquet by a group Of an
archists in this city. The celebration took
place in an ANARCHIST resort in Bleicker
street. Eight persons were present Be
sides Btesci there were Salvatore Quin-
tavello, man named SASH and man
named Lenner or Lana. all of whom are
under arrest in Italy. The other guests
are not yet known TO the police, but one
of them was said to be a woman. This
would indicate that there were at least
eight persons concerned in the plot to
kill the king.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03

PALESTINE CLUE no TRAVEL.
VIII Play Clubs at Memphis, Louis
vic aud Othcr ToNns.

Palestine, Texas. August 2.-Palestine de-
feated Hlllshoro hero today; score to :.
Batteries; Palestine, Foster and Marllcy;
lllilsboro, Spencer and Blasslnglu. Attend
ance good
The International aud Great Northern Pal
estlno baseball club leaves here tomorrow
night for Memphis, Tenn, where they vii;
play series OF three games, Ihcy have a
three weeks trip ahead and will play some
they 10 TO Jackson, Tenn, Louisville, Ky,
sud other cities. After their trip they VIII
return to this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
DistrIct A.crnx-r.
Victoria Locals.

Victoria. Texas August Mrs Agnes
Grothaus returned yesterday from visi,
TO San Antonio and Galveston.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. L. Potash are enter =
a daughter,
MIR. Edwin Goldman. son OF Mr., A..
Goldman of this city, left yesterday for
Houston to accept position with the
American Cotton company.
Mrs. w. n. Thomas and children and
Mrs. A. W. Burroughs and daughter Ag-
mes. left this morning for New York City.
A large number of Victoria sportsmen
went out yesterday for pfairie chickens
but as none have yet returned 1t is not
known how plentiful they are.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
THE IRON TRADE.
|ouuctlon of Bessemcr Pig Is {
He

0uuetion of Besscmcr Pig Is ia
be Greatly Reduced.
s'eldnd' Ohio, August 1.-The Iron
ae Review says: A Superficial view
ns Situation puts stress upon the con-
slre OF the officers of the large steel
pAlies ana those of the Bessemer pig
association at Chicago on Thurs
aug Friday Of last week. II is true
''s'Fietlon of pig iron output both
n, seeel companies and by the lner-
furnaces was discussed ar length.
Sas.. esllhS was without outcome in
hne pan for reducing production.
on, s mems proposition was to
hsr,a iurhace for every one blown out
hnssr oy the steel companies. the
nrs-a ea's TO be in force for a month.
kiss however, that the steel com
ueaoy have idle more furnaces
assos $50 .sen shut down by the BESSIE
srg. This and the fact taat
p.ocrcer Is not in co-operation
Via, ,iorls TO steady the situation,
/, SIS OF more account than any
sns nt' the disposition of furnace
i no,,. steel manufacturers 10 adant
d M, es TO actual market nondi-
81 re, us solution of the problem out
ald tb,, u'i9ns and meetings. Il can
ef Die "a seeded restriction in Pes
lear h,D MN products will be seen IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brennan, Texas August MIR w. D..
Crockett of Chappell Hill, who is spending
the day in the city, is the custodian OF
a rare and valuable heirloom 1t Is a
medallion of General William r. Davie.
first governor OF North Carolina, a general
in the Continental army, and d man WI o
hlled many positions OF credit curing the
early days Of the American Republic The
medallion Is hand painted on ivory and
was made by an artist of Paris while Gen
eral Davie was envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary 10 Napoe nus
court. 1t is dated Paris 1900 Mr.. ". j..
GRADER, at whose jewelry establishment
the heirloom is on exhibition. tttilnates
that the medallion cost ut least $1,000
General Davie was the great grGndtather
of Mr., Crockett. Another interesting Leir-
loom left by General Davie Is a pctu e
OF Napoleon in fun uniform. On the back
OF the picture there is an Inscription read
ing in this wise: Napoleon the Great;
the hat is the Russian eagle that has
taken hold of Napoleon without sny hope
of his release; the face is formed OF a
few of the many Thousand victims VINO
lell sacrifices to his great thirst Of glory;
the coIlaT Is tne great tHuslon OF blood
occasioned by his unlimited ambition; the
coat Is piece OF map representing the
confederacles OF the Rhine, Napoleon's
battles marked thereon; the star is but
a spider's web hose threads were spread
all over Germany; but in the cppaulette is
seen the hand OF the Almighty destroying
the web and killing the spider who hes
taken a seat where good heart ough:
to have been
The relics were the property Of Mrs.
May an aunt OF MT CTockatt VINO dled
the other day at an advanced age By
Der death they reverted to the present
owner by whom they are considered In
valuable
The Young Germania club held regular
weekly meeting Wedn sslay 1lgh; ana
decided to give a dance II nonor of Wis
ting young ladies on teXt Tuesday even
ing. The club viii also give an anniver-
isary ball early in September.
Forty young men Of the city who ere
interested in the organization OF on In
fantrY company at this place neld meet
lag at the city hall We1ncs lay night C..
a. Cline was elected chairman OF the
meeting and L. 7. wilkins sccreta y.
BEFORE further action can he taken 10 ilt ms
to the formation of the company It viii
be necessary to hear from the adjutant
general in regard TO "hat l9Slment the
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PASON's BRIGADE.
Their Reunion at Corsicann Drew
Ont Considera BILE Enthusiasm.

Corsicana Texas. August Parsons
brigade, C. s. A., met in their eighth
annual reunion in this city today in con-
lnection with Camp Winkler, u C. ", and
Navarro chapter, Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. The attendance OF members OF the
brigade was not large today, but more
are expected tomorrow. Camp Winkier
was out in force and made a big showing
in the street parade. There were about
fifty members OF Parsons brigade in the
procession through the city The process
sion formed at the city hall at 10 o'clock
and marched down Eleventh street to
Confederate avenue, thence to Beaton
street and up to Third avenue. out that
street to Fifteenth street and out to the
city park in the following order: Oil
City band, survivors of Parsons brigade,
Camp Winkler, guests a--sot and in car
riaees, Garitty Rifles, Corsicana Light
Horse cavalry, Daughters of the Confed-
eracy.
The side streets along the line of~march
were thronged with people; nearly 10000
Witnessed the parade.
As the old soldiers moved up Beaton
street the band played Dixie" and there
went up from the grizzed veterans yell
that shook the derricks in the oil feds,
Major l.. r Wheeler, president'of Parsons
brigade, acted as grand marshal, and was
assisted by Major Fl. w. Burton Of Camp
Winkler.
At the city park there was an immense
crowd. The people were called to order by
Commander A. F. Wood of Camp Winkler,
who introduced Rev G. P Miller VINO
invoked the blessing of God on the old
soldiers and their guests. Then Hon.
Rufus Hardy delivered the address OF
welcome, which was one OF the strongest
old soldier talks that has ever been de-
Iliv<ed here