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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
A. M. 6. CONFERENCE.
Reports Of Pastors conoluded-Pros

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votIoro1 .vorcisc tbc ,onfcrcnco ustcr,a
TO the welcome Hdutces delivered NY du"E'
DWyrr Moore mayor OF the city, The emit
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HE GERMAN MErHopIsTs.
They Are Now in Session in tho City Of
Hrcnhann

They Are Now in Session in tho City of
Brennan.
Brenham, Texas, November Is, The TWEEN
tynlnth annual session Of tic Southern
German conference Of the NJ ~. church
convened al Brcnham beginning November
2s. Bishop Isaac W. Joyce, d, D., Of Min
ncapois, MINI. presldcs In his characteris-
tic, congenial manner a year ago he pre-
sided over this conference at Waco and de-
llvered an Interesting lecture IN Brennan
on China. After the opening exercises j..
T.. StullkCu was reelected secretary Win
Theodore liayckost assistant. w, a Moers
was reelected treasurer ana II. Schmaiz a5-
BistunL The following committees were
appointed, giving tho name NJ their fcspec-
tive chairman: Conference stewards, VIM
Fplslng. church extension. T., Ufbanthe;
education, G.. Dosdall; Frccdman's Aid aud
Southern education William Buchrer; sun
day school tract ind Epw0rth League. John
Hierholzer' church literature, H. itombufg
Bible caCee, Il. ECtlufnlk; sabbath ODs;fN'
aIcr, X. Brueck; temperance, ii. Popei
kostoliCes, the secretaries, conference TIA o.
cling expenses, u. Srhmalz; Chlldrcn's Day
John klcinkucCht; auditing accounts ~. g.,
DrGcgtr. missions, the presiding oldersi
public worship, the PRECEDING elders ana
preachers In charger orphan homes j. a.
IrGeger; conference relations. william Eel
sings conference minutes, the secretaries;
rcpC rtCrs j. e.. Grath for the Christian Adj
yocatc and II f.. Bohmfa'k for the Texas
stern; twentieth century thhnk-onerlng, IL.
Dietz. John STREET presldlng elder Of the
Brcnham district. and John Pluenneke, pre-
siding elder Of san Antonio district gave
reports OF their work, The characters OF
the effective elders were passed and they
reported their work. This conference SEES
sion promises to be- one Of the best ever
held DR. G. g. Ai1lcks, president OF the
CcLtral Wesleyan college, Warrcuton, No. (;
D.. frank Num-. tditor OF lIausund Herd
OF Cincinnati, Ohio. Or. &. Colder, assist
ant editor OF Chrlstbiche Apologize OF Gin
cIuati; Rev John Kraeher, presiding cider
Of tile Enterprise disirlci ~ Wesi German
conference, and Rev. John Bnthmann "
Oklahoma city are among the Visiting
hInl hrnn nrnaenf.
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Al HaIlettsviIle.

Hullctsville. Texas, November rs Thanks.
giving day was observed by the public
schools, the bank aud the poStonice. Union
services were held In the Baptist church ct
IL o'clock, Rev. Kennedy preaching the ser
mon.
The Ladies' Cemetery association gave
an entertainment In the opera house thls
afternoon and there s another entertain
money with which to buy an organ FOR the
nmhlir school hullhlng.
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Al Gnnznles.

Gonzales, Texas. November 2s.-unlon
Thanksgiving services were held today at
the Methodist church by Rev. {. H. Dudley.
assisted by Roy. AIR Gregory and Rev, Mr..
English pastors OF the Methodist aud Bap,
tiSt clutches. IL has been customary for
several years to tuko up a collection at the
thanksgiving services for the benefit Of the
handsome SUM was contributed today
by the audience, committee Of three per-
sons appointed each year dlsbursc this
money, making q yearly report Of same.
Rev Mr. Fife held Thanksgiving services
at the Episcopal church this morning also.
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r.uo Accidents at WalllsvilIe.

waHisvllc. Texas. November 27.-Mr
Leroy Jones met with an unfortunate ac-
cldent. While cutting saw log timber his
ak glanced and split his foot open He
recei, ed treatment and is now out Of real
danger. t,,,
Mr Lee Barrow's horse ran away with
t,,rinc Mr. fIarrow's leg in two places he
low fbe knee His leg was set and at last
raports he was doing lnely.
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FEED STUFF VERY HIGH.
II Is Constantly Advancing in Mar.
ket Quotations.
A MOVABLE TRASH BURNER ORDERED.
Inc Banana Business Booming Salts
tsetorily-County Tax Collector
Broke His Leg,

Galveston, Texas. November 2s.-Thc prt,e
OF stock feed continues to advance and the
Indications according to the dealers here.
are that 1t will 20 even still higher thln
Is at ptestrt. Corn in carload lots is
nov quoted at Galveston for So and Sc
cents per bushc, this being an advance Of
ABOUT cents within the past two weeks.
oa's is quoted at 57}9 cents, this being an
advance OF about ~ cents within the last
TWO weeks. Chops aud brnn aud other feed
s'uus are advancing in proportion II the
ADVANCE continues the result will be that
people in the city who have cattle or
horses will dispose Of them rather than pay
Tor feed a. these prices.
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A. Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, November IS Thauksgl wing
was generally observed in Alvin as hol
day and day OF thanks, Union services
were held at the First Presbyterian church
at IL o'clock all the ministers Of the city
participating All the business houses,
baak and postofdce remained closed during
the day Quite number of people took
advantage Of the holiday 10 go hshiug and
hunting, and the town this afternoon has
noon.
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Calvert, Texas, November 2s.-The Meth
odist, Baptist and Presbyterian congr1gl-
tionS held union Thanksgiving service at
tho Baptist church this morning which was
well attended
Thanksgiving services were also held by
Rev. j II. 6 Dunn, the rector at The
Episcopal church. at II o'clock this morn
ing.
Major and Mrs s. W Parish of Bean
mont are spending Thanksgiving dav with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Parish,
today.
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crops and Cattle in San Saba.

San Saba, Texas, November 27.-The cot
ton crop is practically all gathered, very
few struggling bales still on the market.
large acreage has been sown ia wheat
which is doing well. and with favorable
weather will soon be forward enough TO
Craze, which viii help many farmers and
stOckmen.
stock generally is doing fairly WELL con
slderlng the extremely drouthy season Just
past. There Is plenty Of stock waller now
md wintcr yegetatlon Is growing nicely.
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$50 ouer Jaeper County.

Jasper. Texas, November 2i-strangers
arc inyestingating the county every day
and are purchasing lands ana setll'hs ne'e
w. M hundreds. The town will have a
y! +iat,sI hank soon. au incorporated cay
any tben look out Tor a cotton factory;
Jnsner Is Nil right. and is on the ground
annt 81 nrnlsnnrltY.
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OHEEN bOhINO FOh UTL.
Texas Midland President Sinking
Holes Along His Line.

Ennis, Texas. November Is, Colo.
mel +. H. II. Green, president and
general manager OF the Texas Mid.
land railroad, has announced that
he will bore for oil all along the line
Of his road, including Ennis, lie is
now at work at the station called
Hctty, and Ennis will be the next
place OF experiment.
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At Sherman

giving day in sherman has been observed
IN betting manner. The postonicc and
banks closed. \ great many business houses
observed the mayors recommendation and
closed their doors during the hour for
the Travis street Methodist church. rhcre
have been junUmcrahe family reunions aud
several social functions are scheduled Tor
this evening
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cHRIsrIAN LIcrURgsAIF oFFIcERs.
The Next Meeting VIII Be Held IN
Weatherford.

wnco Texas November - The Texas
Christian lcctureshIp, now in session IA thls
city elected the following officers this
afiorucon:
vice president Palestine; NJ o. Ewing,
secretary, Kaufman, MCPHERSON, Fort
worth; T. C. McItisson, Wc1therford and
.. y. Hasten, Comican1, members Of the
executive committee.
Tho next lectmcshp will be held IN
Wcnthcrtord, beginning with December,
1909
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At smithvilIe.

Smithvile, Texas November % Thanks
giving was appropriately observed here tn.
day. The Katy shops, hank. postofdcc mud
business houses being closed. Services
were held 10 the Young Mems Christian
Association chapel by Elder Van Pelt of tue
Christian church Many elegant aud sump-
tuous dinners were served throughout the
city.
Tonight the First regiment band will go
down to La Grange 10 give concert and
grand ball. Many Will 90 with them
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Road Accents at Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas. November 2s- Road
agents made big haul late last night in
this city. As Attorney K. l.. LasSlter was
returning TO his home two masked men
with reyolvers held him up within the city
limits aud relieved him of 1928. When
the robbers had received the money they
ordered Mr. LaSsiier to drive on as fast as
he could or suffer the consequences. No
arrests have been made.
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Banana Business Satisfactory

Galveston, Texas. November 2S.--The
cargo of the steamship Gyller, consisting Of
5000 punches 81 hanarqs. was unloaded
train left Tor Northern points To distribute
the fruit through the interior. The Ia
nanaS were In excellent condition ana the
business seems 10 have started on salts.
met win on the part Of The trust.
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Galveston, Texas. November 2s-Rev
Father Koran, ID, will deliver a lecture
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock ON
Dante The lecture will he given mn
der the auspices OF the ST Paula Reading
Circle and literary treat is promised
The lecture will I've free, and the public
generally is invited to attend
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san Antonio Texas. November 2s.-
Thanksgiving was strictly observed IN san
Antonio today. Business generally was
suspended and services were held 10 all
the churches % the morning. IN the after
noon there was bull Eight az the hastEaH
park The day was observed AZ Fort Sam
Houston by O Thanksgiving turkey dinner
served 10 the troops.
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sermon was preached by Pastor Wilson Of
the Methodist church, aud excellent music
OF the best singers Ia the town. The bank.
nostohico and many OF the business houses
were closed fer The occasion liberal
collection was taken for charitable pur.
poses.
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Temple, Texas, November -. Thanks
giving Day in Temple was observed at the
churches by a union Thanksgiving service
nt the Baptist church and services az the
Episcopal church. The banks aud post
oihcc were closed Tor the day. while most
of the stores were closed at the noon hour.
W r. Chandler, whu was former TEN
peitc, mt now of Corsicana, spent Thanks
giving with relatives here
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HIIIshero ReIIef AaaoeIaLIon.

HlHsboro, Texas. November 2s-The
ullsboro Relief association held us nlnth
annual meeting today 10 The Methodist
church. Tho sermon was preached by Rcy.
w. D Miller Of the Cumberland Prcsby.
terrain church. collection was taken for
the poor, and officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
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san Antonio. Texas, November ~ Man
mel Eredia. charged with the murder OK
Antonio saenz az Berg's mill, IN tins coun,
~. on July Z. was today iSana gebb g,e" OF
a na ~ rhree Years and six months In the
penitcntiary.
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Yoakum Texas, November Thanks
giving day was observed here by the clos
ing Of the machine shops po1onice, banks
and public schools an day. Nearly al the
business houses were closed ia the after.
noon Special services were held al the
Methodist church this morning, IN which
the congregations of all the churches par
tlcipated An excellent song service was
rendered by prominent vecalists, The al.
dress was delivered by Rev ID. +. Airhart
OF the Baptist church.
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Meetinn at Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, November p. The protract-
ed meeting which has been In progress ut
the First Presbyterian church In this civ
for the past week under the direction nf
Rev W. II. Richardson, evangelist for the
synod Of Texas, Is awakening much inter-
est Tho meeting VIII continue another
week
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Movable Trash Burner.

galveston, Texas, November 2s-rbs
health department of Galveston has order.
ed movable urasl. burner, which is ex.
pected TO save a great deal Of work OF the
tlash carts. 1t Is to be attached to d
iTash cart, and everything Of combusti
ana crCmated. II 1t comes up 10 cNpccil.
IONS ne trash burner VIII prove a great
advantage. The Eir ordered cost Suu.
ma IL t proves satisfactory others will
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co,,r,itted suicide Near Lincoln.

Giddings. Texas, November 2I.-Word
was received here this morning that August
Knlppa. a prominent German farmer living
near Lincoln, this county, COMMITTED SUI
eide early this morning by taxing strych-
nino. No reason was assigned ip' the Iush
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At Corsioana.

Corslcana, Texas November IS Thanks
giving Day was observed In genuine old
tome style In Corsicana. Business ~ all
kinds suspended The gun club military
company and the football team took an ac-
tive part at Tue fair grounds today All
business houses closed OF IL O'Clock
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PRINCESS VIROQUA. N. D.
Endorses Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound After
Following Its Record For
Hears.

DEAR Mrs. PINKBAM Health ia
the greatest boon bestowed on human
ity and therefore anything that can
restore lost health is a blessing. /
consider Lydia u. Pinkham's Veu-
etable Compound as blessing 70
state and Nation. 1t cures her moth
ers and daughters and makes them
well and strong.
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At Mexia.

MeHla, Texas, Noycmher rs. -- rhanksgiv.
ing day WINS obscr I'D here by the banks
and the postofice closing an DAY, while a
hun.ter of hrsinrs. houses closed during
the union services. which were held NJ the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
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Cucro. Texas, November 2s Union
Thanksgiving services were held this morn.
Ing AZ the Presbyterian church Rcv. NJ
NJ Wolf ~ the Baptist church delivered
the sermon ana tho united cllolrs furnished
the music. The banks and postofllcc closed
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To Pay Freight on School House seats
wanisyllIe. Texas, November Tine
village improvement society Is 70 nave a
dancing marty Friday night 70 raise means
"a nav freight on the school mouse sea-
now in lranst. large attehu~Aee 70
pected.
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Richmond. Texas. November 2s Thanks.
giving was observed here today In most ~
me homes. No public exercises were held
anywhere.
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( TEXAS DEATH ROLL.
| i, General William Hugh Young
y, stumbled 10 Heart Failure
In raF ARMY AS CAPTAIN
colorsl After Shiloh and Sue
'sTs : p.otor in Command OF the
a''. sss,ds After Atlanta Fell

INe~
,-,oulo. Texas, November 2s-Gen-
y r As Hugh Young died at his nome
WIZ tbis morning Of heart failure.
u ny tho time OF his death was
'sas .' I year, having been born
iT No.. January /, 1896. He
NE r,,os in 1871 With his father
+. Young, and settled at clarNs'
,..ssipg ont of the war between
y No entered the Confederate
sl csotaln IN ;. B. Maxey's Texas
Ne participated in the battle of
Ky afterwards was elected colonel
.ir,spt He served in the ATTAIN
z ,rn in Rector's brigade and when
rector LOST his leg Young was APP
y :, tbe command Of the brigade.
~ = Had marched northwIrd
v,,ns vas wounded In the utthth
~ lvu uuseichts md was captured and
stgAa Io6nson's Island until July,
he gas t,o war. mn TO his death.
0ao wv, p,.p ,l.v1s Noyember
4 gtWhMEN II, iE. Is, - ,.ifo of NT,.
Yrs. Sarah Ne' ui'' ~, ,bc rssiJoIirc
h NcCruniI''el' v,'" $ Frazrr of
IA sonlo'lam, IN N, Sbe vns So years
~ h[el .S az ID l1'u' IN fact. She has re-,
this county for the past nifty
Ssr was the mother of ten chtl
4 mi her husband is one Of the
Asst men ID this county. Her clli'
~ sll well-to-do. They are prom.
I, ,sSpIe and live in different pats OF
n Site Mrs. MctfuDnneh was helc on
q M and took sick ana lled sac anu
veCrammen have been married apout
resrs and they started I'D ne win,
III property at an. By energy an.
se bad nnmoer N ql g'o af ber cb
gest,gr5ahSaoV r 'ht"eldside nrfnra she died.
Is.'nsg ,,ember Of the BAPTIST church
W a oycellert lady OF the nld-time
S az ,uns
w Hp v.,,,,.,ir Tovos Novem-
A GAWiOkn; raIh W.. go IT,, w.
9-Mfs' NAY ',,,t,,.si ii and mo- at.
Ar Rsy h2oeII OrSMl1i W " Inc Mac Mac
lltthe home Of the iatteT az ~ o iio ,,,3
a.aL a, i tbe niopcSrs of his section of
a s ,uons ,nd diJ much for inc better
y Il society and the Methodist church.
n Crawford was Texas veteran lie
y l,ra in 1885 The funeral services
\, WI NJ tbp Methodist church at 3
M tbis afternoon and the remains were
Il IA rest in the CITY cemetery. Mrs.
H,sirr5s death Is mourncd Inv many
,i,s, she was n wears. ; months ana
57 od Al tbs time Of her death.
5TRANELLl.-. Temple Texas. November
II W,Sys ssritsriun1 yc.fordoy SEP.
.,rs ts,d Of 81 NI,rv,s C,thoiic chnrcb
la o, 5, tbis n,ornirr, ma tbc L,,,.; n
~ og'Ce tu,s ni9' .,l- s 4,'u ,tv JILL
y "e'"VA o oroba r H., ,' 1,o INN,
4 arly DAYS, and through him bis hroth.
Vincent Buraneln. came hero ana still
ss.is tbe business. Joe Ruranclli went
;r antonio, whore he was on the POI
5S,n he he came back to Temple '' and
i yen cared for by his brother and the
W. u Mrs. John Myers.
H lLLS-smithyille, Texas November ~
d A. L. HIS. wife of Mr. Mn.
fras,or Q, the local tplcnbonc evchipga
\ resident manager Of tbe long d,stonce
\ raoHe died at hor home :u his ritr n.
b. Il o'clock and tho rcnnins o.;u M,
ptf tonight 10 Pittsburc, Tex1s, for
sno OLA aud she has only hoa1 SICK
Fs I'M ual :. she leaves a. hushl ld aud
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zig was observed here today by the post
office and all the business houses clos
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Luliug, Texas. November 2s. -Thanksgiv-
ing was duly observed here TOD :. A joint
service was he'd at the Bal ist church,
which was well attended. d exesllsat
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Throughout the State II Was Very
Generally Observed.
UNION SERVICES WERE THE ORDER
Interesting Programs Were Rendered in
Various Plaees-What They Did
at Austin.
UNION SERVICES WERE THE ORDER

Austin, Texas. November 2S.-This being
legal holiday all. Of the state dppart.
ments were closed. Also the city banks
aud Federal building
All Of the merchants gave their clerks a
half holiday and the day us a whole was
usually observed Union services were
held at the First Baptist church. and the
sermon was delivered 10y Rev. pr. Brad.
held OF The Tcnth street Methodist church,
The singing was first class, and the service
was largely attended
Thanksgiving service was held this morn.
ing at II o'clock at St Dayid's church.
At Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, Texas, November 2s.--The
Thanksgiving sermon was delivered by
Rev. Pazdcal IN the Prcsby ierian church
this morning.
The following program was rendered at
the Germania school this afternoon;
song, Thanksgiving Hymn. By school
!FcSdentS procama tion. ....,... Joe Baea
Governors Proclamation Walter Alcitzcn
Teacher and Pupils Minnie Kuehl, Teacher
Two No'gble rhnnksglNingS" ..,.....
Bessie Sauls, Edna Muusch and Min
ne Andre.
"A Country Thanksgiving" .......,...
GO .'+.,.'',..- ..-..... Pauline Gloeckner
Song .Bhegiah Land'.....:;. by school
November ......,.,..... Alyna kuuetka
Pumpkin Pic" .Julio Knllus
Recitation .......... Anna ROW,
sung America ........,,,..... ky School
harvest Hymn ,..,........ Fanny Mcltzcn
hvcltanon .......,...... Fanny GlocCkucr
We Thank Thee" ........ By Five Rows
Song Nearer, My God. to Thee ......
-, ,''''',-' '.'.-..,'t. ..,. ~ school
dialogue between twelve toys dressed
as farmers and twelve girls representing
the twelve months Of tho ygtr