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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

lection in the First National hank OF
Austin by me, as state treasurer. have
to say that | will at once proceed TO have
such statement made out, and Will fur.
nish your committee with same at the
earliest possible moment II will require
some four or i've days TO complete same,
owing to the volume Of work and the fact
that reference TO the books Of the bank
will he necessary to facilitate verincation
cf the statement required the receiver
OF the United States government having
charge OF the books. Yours very truly
Jno, w. Robbins, Treasurer.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on senatorial
districts today agreed on four additional
districts. using the Moran bill as basis
on which to work. The SiXteenth dis
trict which Moran had made up Of iar-
ris. Waller aud Montgomery, was changed
TO Harris. Waller and Fort Bend against
the vigorous protest Of Rep eseutative
Kennedy Harris ana others. In the
Seventeenth or Galveston district Fort
Bend was replaced by Jackson. The
Eighteenth district was agreed on as ar
ranged 10y Mr.. Moran. Ia the Nineteenth
BRACES and Baetrep were put In the place
Of Milan. The committee adjourned TO
meet Monday at the cali Of the chair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
WILD man ON
BULLS HORNS.

Charleston, S. G. February 49,
Attacked by furious bulls, wild
negro man, naked and flowing hair
was driven early this morning into
one OF the phosphate mining camps
near here. Although gored BY the
animals and suffering otherwise.
the negro fought with the might Of
a panther.
Hundreds of phosphate workers
were aroused from their sleep by
the screams and bowls Of the negro
and the snorting Of the bulls. The
animals soon desisted. but the wild
man CRASHED his teeth and waved
his arms as though frantic.
One oil the onlookers lassoed the
man. Others rushed up, and after
a short'conilict the negro was over
powered,
He was Isaac Glover who many
months ago went raving mad and
took to the woods. Since tina! time
he has been the terror Of the min
ing camps.
After his disappearance he was
seen no more fol two or three months
when, one afternoon, gang of
workmen was attracted by hideous
bowls from nearby sw amp. Some
Of the workmen went into the woods
to get glimpse Of the wild man,
and narrowly escaped with their
lives.
Glover is the more dangerous on
account of having blue gums, which.
according to superstitious negroes,
are poisonous.
There are several gashes on his
back made by the horns Of the bulls
and numerous superficial cuts and
bruises. 1t is supposed that he at
tempted to attack the animals as
they were grazing.
After the negroes had captured
the crazy man police assistance
was summoned and the negro
brought TO the city. His demoniacal
howls. which seem never to cease,
forced the police TO use stringent
methods 10 quiet him, and chloro-
form was administered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

fShemb9f when a. pss11GSf AZ ~
per at Joe Whltes43 IT was tvs yeaSv
ago this fall think. and Just about
the time I fell into the cIstern." II.
Mr. Gallup did not open his mouth
in reply. He had reached a chapter
IN tie book wherein II stated that roost
ers cr0wed In the early morning not
to welcome daylight, but to scare pole.
cats away, and he was Obllvious Of all
else.
"Well, what was goln TO say" con.
tlnued Mrs. Gallup as she wiped her
eyes, was that | believed she borrer-
ed a nutmeg of me on that occasion to
make custaiI and has never paid 1t
back. IF she lends you any chairs fur
the funeral and seems to feel real bad
that I'm gone, you needn't mention
about the nutmeg. but If she don't you
might jog her about It. owe Sarah
Ann Johnson pinch Of bakln soda,
and owe Melissa Farewell some GIN
ger, and l want you TO pay 1t as soon
as I'm buried. You'll find mayweed,
smartweed, catnlp and spearmint hang
in up In the garnet, and in the old sug-
ar bowl on the top shelf in the pantry
Is the stickin salrc and the mutton tai.
Ter In case you git sore heel. That's
all. Samuel. I'm leayln everything so
you'll hev 10 trouble. and now and
then, even when you are playin check
crs with your second wife. ! hope
you'll think Of me. | hopa-I hope"-
At this point she broke down and
sobbcd. but even had she laughed in
stead Mr.. Gallup would not have re-
marked it. He was reading a state
ment that In Oldcn times hens used to
lay eggs as big as pumpkins and that
one such egg hitting temperance lee
turer in the solar pleyus would have
caused instant death. The sobs finally
worked off, and Mrs. Gallup said:
"Nevcr mind what hope. I've got
my summons, put my house in order.
and now III expire. Goodby, Samuel,
md goodby all"
She turned and stretched out on the
lounge and was heard from no more.
After Mr.. Gallup had read Of brakes
who died Of inconsistencies, of geese
who formed personal attachments for
cows. of hens who learned to know
farmers whistle from lightning rod
mans topical song, he closed the book
and rose up with "ho-hum" and look
ed around. Mrs. Gallup was sound
asleep, and he had to funk her three
times on the chin TO rouse her up and
net her know that 1t was past bedtime.
NJ. QuAD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
Giri Shoots Her Father.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Feb, 10
Bessie Slater, aged IS, shot and
fatally injured her father TO s,ve
her mother from death at his
hands.
The little girl was taken to the
police station, and after an inquiry
was released. Slater came home i'll
the evening threw his wife on a
bed and proceeded to choke her.
The little girl got revolver and
fired 4 bullet into her fathers
back, inllicting 4 DANGEROUS wound,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Frank c. Dure and Company will
have another sale Ul Harness al No..
AL Market Street On Saturday at 10
O'Clock a. III. and : q COCK p. H., in
order to reduce their Stock prior to
their removal to No. So Arcn street
Philadelphia, and 4oI nInpIcy street,
ON Tie -pth Of March. Hundreds OF
dollars worth were sold last SATURDAY
and there VIII DE similar chance ion
bargains next saturday. Dealers as
wen as private parties should attend
the sale II they wish ~ save or make
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

MIR. J. f. Lilly, IL prominent c!ilen OF
Hannibal, Mo. latoly had II wonderful de.
iivcranco from Il friuhtfni .lcath In tell
Jug Of it he says: II was AIKEN will. Typ
hold Fever that ran iuto Pneumonia My
lungs became hardened. was SO weak
couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped mo. Iexpectcd to soon die Of Com
stump ion, wien heard of DR. Kings
New discovery. Ono bottle gave g,eat
relief. continued to use it, anu now am
vol ana rong, lcan't say too much in
It's prai,e." THIS marvellous medicine is
The surest and quickest cure in the world
lor the Throa- rnd Lung Trouble Reuu'
far sizes 60cents and ii. 90. Trial bottt 3
free al N. Is. Dantcrths Drug Store; every
bottle Guaranteed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
THURSDAY, FEB 2sth. 1901.
ut 10 o'clock sharp,

N-~ head o. good horses.
.<sl No, l. DIck, gray horse. years Old
III Ennd Nigh, and faithful wor horse,
No :, Kate gray mare, ~ year. oil good
worker OF driver. these d, ho 'scs would nakc
u cool team weighing about 100 e"ch
No. g. Dan, bay horse. good worker or
driver and 90 d slzl.
No A. ack. bay horse. II years Old, o. 60 I'd
size and fine wOrncf or driver.
no. j, Cricket, ~, WI mare. 0 years Old,
epg mt wor mare aud %: fine size.
No HELEN b. mae, iVytnrs old. good
dri vcr aud safe for II lady to Grve.
u head o. GOO home raisyd ,:1-r>
dairy cows al carefully 80. ,tm%I, (;
lectad for the purpu," Of Fecp- Y.As,gSN
Tug myself | had no Thought Nv nv
Of sci ing out ! good nli hrer On,
Jersey Drll % months Old, OF wy
Of poultry. 1braod iuws, will farrow Apr Il
10th next, lot OF good small shoats AMI ID
iurgc >i,Unt4, I'o.and China stock The OF e.
haIf interest in 49, ncros Of wheat /, tho
erouud nicely pui i'll, we phos Ma ed
Tue farming indictments consist Of 2 good
farm wagons hariug bod. Bul .ockA's maize
| Germunt town dearborn, buggy uhd harness I.
] Ac' or nick binder in goodO'der Decriug
mower all right Wivci stuDble or hay rake
new, iron aye wheel cultlSutur all IN good
oIdrr. | !'uckeye wheo. Gu tlvatur in good
or Ter with corn marking attachments, 3small
cult,vatOrs syracuse horse riuw. goo ns
rev. | Wlye 2.hor4c low good II, re ~, set
of win hairows III good order. | Buckeye
seed and phosplilts drill III good order, N CIV
England roct cutttr. Use fodder cutter in
good order, sets Of wagon Ii rnes-, sets OF
chain piow harness, ) sets piow r1iIa harness.
brides. halters. collars, double and 81 81,
trees, barrow chauI, thove.s. h1as forks AMI
picks GOOD griad-iOn", sop cart.
Tcrms-All sums of $50 and uuder cash.
Over that amount . credit of months ny
purcl asor giving bank able n"te with au
approved endorser, with interest from date.
Three per c,ni on for cash on oil credit sums.
i. T.. bLACrBURN,
q. f. Davis Auclionecr,
J. w. Lurris. Clerk, i20 81 cod ltw'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
Get ting Ready for Station.

Several old sheds and other
buildings at King street wharf, on
The site purchased by Philadelphia
and Reading Railway Company
for new station, are being torn
down, "'-
1t is expected that work on the
new station will be comm mel
in short time and that it will BE-
the best station which tine com.
pany ever had in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Former rIay0r Virgins Dead.

William D. Virgins, aged s. years
died at Hinton. West Virginia, on
Sunday last. His funeral took place
today and interment was made in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry. Mr.. Virgins was q former
Clerk of City Council and later Mayor
of Wilmington. About twenty years
ago he removed to West Virginia and
during that time he has been a con-
tributor to the columns Of the REPUB.
LIGAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
Death From ApDcrlicit!s.

David NJ. Mcintyre, formerly Of
this city, died in Brooklyn, New York
on Tuesday, after undergoing an oper.
alton at the Long Island hospital for
appendicitis. He was in the govern
ment employ as powder inspector, and
was a very estimable young man. His
mother resides in our city and his re.
mains will be brought here for inter-
n,nnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
DOVER
s. TO-DAY.

There was no change in the vote
for United States Senator at Dover
TODAY. Union Republicans feel that
Addicks will be elected and that
DUPONT or Higgins will! be the other.
On the other hand some Regular
leaders assert that Addicks cam
not secure a majority. The vote
today follows:
1oNc rrpM
, ~
nuuicNs' ~
henuey' 90
u 1n' o .
niss s y
n''' Z -
shokf lERM
salisbury. 2.
Addicks, ~.
Richards, z
Burton, T. ~
p;us ., :, f.,,. .ss'
quarters and the Leyislature coulx
not pass one-tenth Of them in the
time .,IIotted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
Psrsonslly Conducted ToGrs, Va b 8
oe o. Z. K gs- Z.

Personally conducted tours from VII.
minaton 10 Old Point Comfort, Va,
Washington, hiehinond aud the James
River. will be run on the following dates
leaving Wilmington NJ $40 p. NJ;
Feb, End. Feb, ssrd, Naroh. 18Th
March SOth. April 18Th. April eth and
May 18th, The rate from Wilmington will
be&3l, 90. covering evsryexpsnse Including
accom- mdations at the "Ebbitt' or Riggs
House Ia Washington. the Jefferson in
Comfort. Tickets will be good for ten days
with stop-over privilege. For Book of
Tours and full particulars apply 10 II A.
Miller. T.. A, delaware Avenue Station
Wilmington. Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

George Ball has rented the mill Of
ADrlm Chandler AZ Midtown, Mill
Creek Hundred and is prepared to tar.
hish The farmers IN the vicinity with
flour and feed and also agricultural
implements, lie is enLerprlsing and
should be liocraIy patronlzed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

L'cE SALE-,O HEAD or HORSES a.
J IRON S'5 up Among them pair Nv
Of grays, weight $50 lbs. will suit farm gro
Ger and 70 'eral purposes, Also " fresh cows
chickens at Parry's Hotel, Concord Pike.
Brandy wine. Del. f2).tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Honesty is the best policy. Ii so
neck lur oil tLo.c in The Library
VIII return tbs same 10 the u -Sk
VIII be gwen d liberal reward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

John Midway, a clerk In the drug
store at Ninth and Orange Streets,
fell off his bicyc.e at Eighth and Mar.
kctstrects this morning severely injur.
ing his leg.
John f. Read will make alterna-
tlons to the tin shop at No, 500 W.,
Third street.
The axle Of one Of Donohoe's wa.
CONS broke this morning at Front
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
stree, market hou O. he following fish
Whiting tour pounds for qnar cr; also
yellow pol CHI. lake shad, fresh shad, sheep'
head. cat iisn. sinet, and f1no knnnebeck
salmon. Call carly and get first choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Satterthwaite Still Missin :,

The police have not been able
to find any trace .ofHenry 4. Satter-
waite. OF No. oIo Madison street,
who disappeared from his HON:
on "Wednesday. The police
searched diligently for him AMI
have notified the police depart
ments in other cltle,, but hav:
heard no tidings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
TRUE APOSTOLIC
SUCCESSION.
IA Sermon By the Rev.
John Sna pc.

OVuu SuS PSs
Ne are bound to say that with
each mention of new Office, there
10 less mention Of the apostles; that
the apostles constituted the chur CHI,
the centre OF unity and the SO URGE
OF strength that as the churches
! multiplied and the number OF chris
tians increased, the need OF the
apostolic Office decreased; that their
Office was unique, ali-embracing.
temporary, and passed away when
the apostles passed away; that they
left no successors and thatthere Is no
scriptural authority whatever for
the notionof "ApostolIc Succession.
What then IS "True Apos tolic
1 Succession. 1t will have to be
looked for in the spirit of the apos-
Ties, and in the principles OF their
work as exemplihed in the opera
tons of the Holy SPIRIT through the
early church.
True apostolic succession will be
seen in succession Of apostolic
power.
"What is power" is second only
in Importance tothat other question
"What is TRUTH" 1t is not suIli-
cient to answer, as many great
teachers on high spiritual themes,
both of this land and OF the Old
World do answer-"Dower is pow
er. Other things are power too;
knowledge is power, money is pow
er, and to say that power is powe CT
is 20 give neither definition nor en-
Iightenment. 1t may be that Il stu
dy, however cursory. oil the source
Of power, will aid us in at least an
approach to an understanding OF
this first and most important proof
OF True Apostolic Succession. y
Undoubtedly the Holy Ghost was
tho secret and The source OF apos-
tolic power.
There are four propositions that
illustrate and explain the operations
of the Holy Spirit IN his relation to
men. They are the propositions to,
in, with and upon. The Holy Spr-
it comes to men when he couvlnccs
them oil sin. He comes to men at
their regeneration. He comes with
men Tor fellowship and upon men
tor power. He came upon Jesus at
his baptism in the symbol of the
dove, and equipped Him tor his lite
work. and at Pentccost, flaming
lIsn nj fir G
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

cnpful OF asnes, out the asnes Of q
Christian, SO reduced BY the fire Of
the Holy Spirit is worth more to
God than 200 pounds Of unpurgei
flesh and bones. Apostolic power
was characterized by the fire by the
spirit and he who, today has this
is in the line Of apostolic succession.
And yet we are not satisfied that
we have found the defrition of
power. We have merely found the
declaration oil it. Could We better
define 1t than to notice its effects!
The Acts o, the Apostles gives to
us the record OF the practical use
and intent OF apostolic power.
Turning TO it, therefore, we find
that it meant power 10 speak. The
tongues of flame set other tongues
agoing, tor now they speak with
other tongues, as the spirit gave
them utterance. Happy the man
who, fired bv the spirit, speaks
with tongues of flame.
1t meant power to work mir acles.
A denounced boy is too much for the
disciples at the foot of the glory
mount, but lame man at the Gate
Beautiful may be made to run and
leap and walk atthe apostles word
after Pentecost.
A miracle. you saw, yes and every
man who, through the touch OF your
hand or word, is led to praise and
worship God, is living miracle,
and this is not difficult for him upon
whom rests this apostolic power.
1t meant confident intimacy with
the Holy Ghost. In Acts 5. 3, we
read "And We are his Witnesses OF
these things aud so also is the Holy
Ghost.
a sentence, which, expressing as
it does, the closest familiarity and
intimacy with the spirit. would be
blasphemous egotism unless spoken
under the spell OF His Power
1t meant also the power to pre-
serve the sanctity OF the church.
When Auanias and Sapph,ra sold
their piece OF s round aud kep t back
part OF the price, they paid the PEN
atty oil their deception with their
lives, their sentence OF doom beiug
pronounced bv Peter This woiid
have been marder before Pentecost.
After Pentecost 1t is the proof OF
apostolic power.
1t meant Also the power TO su fer
aud to die. The first christian
martyr vas 4 deacon OF the carly
church, not an apostle, which BY
the way is d further Illustration of
the tact that apostolic power was
not con hned to twelve men. Stephen
may suffer maatyrdon, Peter be
| imprisoned, Pau stoned, James
beheaded. and lrom the first CEN
tury TO tine twentieth noble souls
i'll ali lands have died for the truth
without renounclng it, that they
under the spell OF apostolic power
might show 10 all the world the
true meaning Of apostolic success
sion.
ii. Another evidence OF true
apostolic succ2sslol-ls 4 success
sion OF apostolic revival. The re-
vival that immediately succe eded
Pentecost exceeded il.
DId you ever count up or estimate
the additions to that early church
subsequent TO the frs. outpoar.nr
when the 5000 were saved Iou
| wlI remember Act, 2:+l speaks OF
5000; Acts 2;47 tells us that they
| were added dailv-Woald IL be cX-
| travagaat to estimate the number
| h,,,a p,,,,.,,i b., ,nnn t.;, 10.
I"'|1''' " -o""' ioI IL 'el.s
| us D wv men were saved A,rfA )
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
MARRIAGES,

LONG, M1CHAEI,S--On Wednesday evening
Feb 10. 1891. at Calvary Btp ist Churcn p: r.
sonagr, 7Gs SNYDER avenue, PHI ", Pa by
Rev. j. w. Sullivan. pnstor, Howard Long
and ara. h. Nichaels, both OF philad,.
phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

Ny ST ocls and farm npIumsnts, without re.
serve, consisting rs TO low. head OF a.
81 Ho"u farm hor"s, ID dc3S
SAs$ = I Lt al u dilry GO -, lot Of ily-
Gs4.N * mouth Ock chicken. Black
.NvN ""noio - : 's.,n 1ness Far, Earn
narkpt derr"orn, tr"ttng
wagon, man wagon horse cart b DAD tread,
carriage pole, gra drIl hurrIns b nitr and
mower horse rake, grair arlIl, roller, twin
harrnws. iror CultivatOrs, lows. aett Df
, owa double and sing trees, wheel barrow
harp1on hay fork aud rope. forks, shugclS,
sat'4, log chains. set OF wagon harness. set
o. pjow harness, lead harness, icart harness,
set OF light do Bile harness, smith aud wheel
wright tools. hay by the Ion, corn fodder by
the bundle. cnru by the bu.h Il. 30 dre'snd
posts or wire nclns. Lairy fixtures, ara'
ator ice chest +Lquart m liz cans, 2Uquait
II nix can, bnCl,- :. and kettles, separator, lot
OF housrh Id eooiS. and many articles rot
mentioned Lu oh from II to Il. ONE nu :
come all. AGreiit % @ months on SO and
up wards. SUE q. EILIOFT.
Frank C. StidhanI. Auc. f.J itd ltw,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

LlIvDIII,v @. -, 49,. -,
W. s,.
~
W. 's eAp'Ssu ~ puo''o SUE -. NV
Sotri House on Market street between
IeLth End Eleventh BtIeets IN the city
OF Wn,nlnSton. New Gag 10 county and
STATE OF Delaware.
n< u,,n>,,.r.y
oN "hDNh| Da1
iflf- DAY of hA HCH' l''l
a' o,'i"a> p H.
The following Described real estate. WE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending to quit the farm
ing VIII sell, without reserve al his resi-
dence IN the tiyer toad 3 miles below New
Castle. On
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

GOOpNOW.--1 loving memory o. our sol
Walter w.. who de. arted this life Feb. ~
1871. aged % years
lime vii! have made M other turn,
sncc last saw your face,
And still glance with searching eyes
In your accu stoned placa.
MOTHER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

among them. A few stouts
and Sims among them. About
Is pairs OF the special $3.50
trousers, all sizes, 81 to a
waists. Cassimeres, Cheviots
and Worsteds among them.
4 off our Finest Suits and
Cvercoats. Suits $40 TO $50;
making them $3.50 to $500.
Overcoats $40 to $50; making
them $3.50 to S22.5o. Have
you seen any of the Special
Oxford Freize Overcoats we
are selling at IS; s. to a. in.
size.
Closed evenings al 6, except
Saturdays.
JAS. |. MJLL|V & SONS
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-20

BALDWlN-rn Feb. 10. Harvey Y. BALDWIN /.
in his 4lst year
Funeral from his late residence. Rod Mills
Del, on Thursday, lob. II a. i n. IN. servi-
COS White Clay GreA church ll.'ioa' m. IN.
tcrmrnt in adioinin. cemeterr without
fur her notice Carriages viii meet train al
Ruthby, Del West Chester papers please