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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-31

By virtue OF an order issued out of
the Circuit Court of the First Judicial
Circuit, Hon. George D. Gear, presid-
ing. in a cause at Chambers entitled
Adelaide Schlief, ct al. versus Joseph
Clarke, ct al, Equity Divisi N. Number
1908, the undersigned will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, subject
to confirmation by said Court on
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-31
Vim. G.IrWin &C.,, Ltd,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE

Scottish Union National Insurance
Company OF Edinburgh,
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General InBur'
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, of Au
Mich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General ASSURANCES
Co., Ltd, OF London,
Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool
Alliance Assurance Company Of Ion
don, -,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-31
A Life Saved
Sixteen Months Of Awful Suffering

Impure blood is always dangerous.
just as soon as you begin to feel weak
and languid, nervous and depressed,
you are in danger. Make your blood
pure and your nerves strong at once.
Mr.. Thomas IL. Cashel, of Dripstone,
New South Wales, Australia, sends us
this letter, will his photograph:
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16
How = Chis2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known E.
! Cheney Tor the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Drug
gists Testimonials free.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16
Notice to Brewers.

A party who owns a Park of about
Five Acres ofground, desires Brewery
located thereon. The Park is situated
between K abroad and Water transpor-
alton It is in the midst OF very large
population, who could consume all OF
the Pure Beer produced, The water in
he Park is free from organic matter,
and all the water required for Brewing
purposes can be obtained in the Park.
1t will be disposed OF to q Brewing
Company on reasonable terms. Any
person or persons desiring such prop
erty and location for a Brewery will
please make known their wishes to the
publisher of this paper.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

FIVE STATES In FIVE HoURs.-The
Royal Limited, beautiful, swift and sure,
leaving Washington B. & o. R.. K.
Station, New Jersey Avenue and G
Street, daily, 3 p m. arriving New York
8 p m Exquisite dining and cafe car
service.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

WASHENGToN SENTI-
MEL hasa awaNs.I n a equt-
mann columns to the
Intere of personal defending
our n unjusthable
Off uhom max
therefore, be
Resolve members Of the
hio Brewer be requested
to in of this
champio our
thereto M IN
iliantan nd O
bv contributing its
through advertising
andr respectfully submitted
VIM BAcKUs, Chairman
LEO
J WAGNER
Committee on Resolutions.
The unanimously adopted
So RYEAR. ADS $40 PsR
ScHADh, Washington, D. c.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

WANTED-Capable, reliable person
in every county to represent large
company Of solid financial reputation,
$3.50 salary per year, payable weekly; So
per day absolutely sure and all expenses;
straight, bona fide, definite salary, no
commission; salary paid each Saturday
and expense money advanced each
week, STANDARD HOUS 334 E,
Dearborn street, Chicago.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

MosT SUPERB DAY TRAIN IN THE
WORLD. The Royal Limited leaves
Baltimore & Ohio r. R Station, New
Jersey Avenue aud G Streets, daily, 3
D m, arrives New York p m. Splendid
dining and cafe car service,
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16
B r EW f r S /!

TheWAsHINGToN SENTINEL endorsed as an & aaes
and
Capital that Prohibition schemes 1t has lone SO o 80
Of the Ohio
Brewer work:
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

1RAvFL A LuXUEY.-The Royal
Limited finest day train in the world,
leaving Washington B. & o. Station,
New Jersey Avenue and G Streets, daily,
3pm, arrives New York s pm. Splendid
dining and cafe car service.
Washington sentinel., 1901-03-16

WAsHJNGToN-ToLEDo SLEEPER VIA
B. & O-Quick service to Michigan
points daily on I2:oS a m train, arriving
Toledo 6:3s m, without change, same
day, making close connections to all
points in Michigan,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
A FREE LECTURE.
MIR. ShankIin's Interesting Factory TAX
Tomorrow Night.

Mr.. Shanklin's interesting Factory TAX
Tomorrow Night.
Mr.. Arnold Shanklin Of Wton, ONO VIII
give a free lecture at Mildly 4 Dow nan
IL morrow evening, April $. under the
auspices of the Houston Business League
ana Houston Manufacturers association ms
subject will be "A New Era IN Factory
me" and is designed primarily to snow
The great benefits 10 be secured by oedlihE
generously and humdnely win employees ol
a facloiy or similar institutions.
dtisiry that has been developed WIN rms
idea in view and will show how an em-
ployer can get me DIST value 9u1 % haa
work people Inc new method as en-
ploved In Mr.. Shanklius uodel factor. ~
"a treat the employc like brother 10 ih aire
il worth his while 10 give the pest i,u i, w., ,s
nj his brains ana his hands, 10 eliIouias-
Mis- hearty cooperation, TO practlcaH! III,
nathize Win him by enabling. MN 10 nv
= mn ,ife--not TO starve or stint MINI NJ,
! "a grind the uttcrIn0st stroke out oil uii'
/ for 4 miserable plttahce; , ,,,ith Y5U
mo lecture will be illustrated WHO -"
/ stereonticon views, showing conditions
/ S,eicn exist In perfectly mIhagel iaS ...,r
\ town II will lie OF interest TO every M,
/ M man and 10 every man VINO 'eu l,Ii,'3,
labor as well as to the tcaIRer az ocIoet.
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THAT CITY JOB.

Houston the Job by which
dollars than the legitimate charge for
of but the little
will be from the following
in the facts
publication
Of collector welsh
jobhery
would good health
Herald has waiting patiently for Tr Posi- turn seh loose @
eheatho of the lied
Posi- have been dpn dis
pud who have eaessy allowed them
doubt created by the
little organs enough its
charg by organs owl
the Herald answer rHE Posrs
for screotped ads
Now wouldn't tina make ncwspa mans mle7"
ads and other ads the cost OF type
setting printer the Tor the last three
wears admitted aea
they advertising
this 10rs Wha ens the
s35oooo bonus fort
generally hard time maintaining their
enough do SO they are usually
making
Possibly indirect tax on the business
men hardly likely that the ta%payers viii
officials purpose OF collecting taxes
tort Herald.
regardless the little administration apollo
gits and all its blum and buster WI"
thousands dollars OF their
money been the beney and that
0 "nins OF others
only for he money there n
shoulders considerable before the fame bursts ioh Pi inc
smodering fire Of public opinion in Houston and
forth stand for truth and hdeny " duty IN pub
! lie Office need the scorching.
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Cleburne. Texas, April 5.--fhe hrst SEES
sion of the Red Oak prebytery meeting
was held this morning The lntro lnctory
sermon was preached by Rev W. D. Fi'z'
hugh, moderator. After roll can hehi'nA-
flons were nnde and Rev. L. G, Collier was
elected moderator by clear majority. Tn"
following nrc present: 49,, IA
Ministers Keys. j. y. hraieyi n. 49,. ~
Bnehanan. L. O. Collier, " X fltzhngn'
(. i. Kennon. T. 2. MeGaughey; w, Is
Preston. p. NJ Riley. ~. W h9Dins,'n, .
q Smith j. III Wiltshire, T. NJ W9on
Llcentiatcs.-A. II. Gibson, y. q pyles'
" A. Henderson. =, IA,
Ttttie Of arlington. W i. Leyerct of RIP.
lcson, j. r. Wear Of Cannon avenue, for'
Wcith j. A. Murphy OF Chapel lilil. j, A.
BRYAN OF rIeburne. j y. Ellis q Crowley
lanes ye1der % podsonslle g. 4 w hn,iS
s. T.. BoMden Of GraDbury, >. 5. hanisey
q Grandyiew. Henry Gsteweged q g, 1 iart5,,
OF Lone star 4. A. Glenn ~ Mitlloinian
u. ]. Russell OF Mission Ridge, J. a. camp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
Suddenly Upon the Train Between Houston and Galveston

The sudden and entirely unexpected
death of Cnptaiu Frederick A Rice. which
occurred ,oetcr1or oftornoon rnon Tho In.
occurred YESTERDAY afternoon upon 'he ~
ternational and Great Northern passenger
train between Galveston and Houston, WAS
distinctive shock TO the community IN
which he had lived so long and where ne
was SO highly esteemed, The shock was
all the more decisive from the fact that
captain Rice was known to he In robust
health up to the time OF his death and in
tact he was laughing and taking Whe"
the vital chord snapped and his death was
instantaneous.
Captain Rice left Houston on the y
O'Clock train yesterday for Galveston ana
was returning upon train due here about
3 u. m. He was chatting with a number
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

he was associated in II similar business
with Colonel \, Groesbceck, another OF
IIouston's pioneer citizens who has since
passed away. Later on Captain Rice to-
came an extensive planter, operating one
of the largest cotton plantations ON the
BRACES river.
In August, 1854. In Syracuse y, V, no
married Mrs. Random, sister of Captan
j. G. Baldwin Of this city. AZ the time
don had one child n daughter now ne
wife of Mr.. George L. Porter. The chil-
drcn of this marriage, SURVIVING m IN II
Rice, Fred Rice, Mrs, Paul Tlmrson, Ben
Rice. George Rice These children are all
grown and Mt present In Houston, except
William, Fred and George. who nro IN
the State and now on their way 20 Hons
ton and Ben Rice, who left New York last
night, hoping to arrive In time Tor tho
In 1860 or 1870 Captain Rice was elected
treasurer of the Houston and Texas Cen.
trail Railway company, which position ne
held until the road pressed 20 the control
Of the late Charles Morgan, lie was prcsi-
dent of the Houston savings hank from
the time II started I'm the early rus until
Mason an honorary member Of holland
lodge. member of Ruthvcn commandery
No. ,. Knights Tcmplar, one OF the oldest
members Of The ll9pston, Turnyerein' 4
and Ladder company during the days or
the volunteer dcplrtmrnt treasurer OF the
Houston Cotton ;Se1hahgs for nnmn m,,,, Or
ing was constructed, and At the time 81
his death was one Of the Texas directors
nj the International and Great Northern
Railway company.
Captain Rice was n man OF nm exceed
ingly bright and happy disposition. he. al
WAYS looked upon the bright side of Times
and his chief pleasure consisted In making
those around him happy tie was essen.
fallv n family man and loved his children
aud had reason to b. proud of the family
he had raised In addition TO the family
named above, his wife also survives him.
Only few days ago the deceased was
appointed permanent administrator Of mo
estate of his deceased brother. William
Nj Rice. under q 1000 houd, ana his
death VIII likely add another complication
to the settlement Of this very unsettled
No arrangements have yet been made Tor
the funeral.
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Sauce Boat, each MISUNDERSTANDING. soc
Teapot, Sugar and Cream Pitcher. -. ssc
Butter Dish and Cover .,..,...,..... 4sc
Dinner Set, so pieces, $50
The stock is limited. Don't delay you
will never get these goods at the price
again.
Before getting either of the above or
anything else get one of OUR Stone Filters
purchase might be worth hundreds to you
in the end
Family size capacity 3 gallons, price $500
Hotel size, capacity s gallons, price. $50
Others might be cheaper but how about
the service. We warrant ours to give sat
isfaction.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Laundry WORKERS union nir,'no MH At saea,
n iarhnnd hall Tuesday evening April ., ~
shSrp. The following program wa
he rendered: ~, c.hrap,,s orchestra
Overture. .frni' s'"'"u Siot HALEY
Ballad .......-.., SSii,,tic Ma. Reddin.
Recitation. .,... MISS -N"' T%vis Eros
Musicai turH 'Sft.iar,es pickens and BARNES
Vocal duct - Mrs. w W. Miller
iin,t re- Messrs. Jones, Piekens'
Bogas and Parker "ptu Iarv,s'
Recitation ...,..'-r'''''' Lfiss GnssI,. KIM,
Vocal solo ......'''' go t'a pen Il WoIf,,
THE program VIII conclude Win 90"
..Beautifui Bridal Scene. u.a,o.r n.r, ,,,.
After the musical ana h Nm wlll be par.
h iiloa MA O in 6y those who desire T9s
nrabts derived from this enteria,insmeh. WI,
he used 10 strengthen the sex MENUS
1 Fund.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

iae following announcements have been
1ue Tor shearn Methodist church by Rev.
a II. Hay, the pastor, for the week be-
ahlng today
sunday Sunday school at $50 a. IN,
J. Phelps superintendent.
"a n-Easter sermon, subject "Resur-
su0h' special music by the choir IL.
5ssasrr caz'ey organist; Mr.. Il. b. Savage.
w p m.-Sunday school Easter service.
tSs sS r m.-Epworth League programme Of
Usual Interest has been arranged.
ktfeti,, n y Willis will address the men
4 uosgs al the Y. NJ. c. A. hall at p. IN.
kl's sr% - p. m.-Woman's Foreign Mis-
h. sqnnesday,4 p. m.-Ccntral circle. with
D. Peters, 1918 Crawford street
.-6eneral prayer service.
@sith N.Y. p, m.-Light Bearers circle
Csia5s McCullum. 1872 Louisiana street.
5tis Ws shs.. circle with Mrs. Il. ii. Hanna
ma all NE, circle with Mrs. A. G. Howell
4 ~ Aeilhenny street.
/ Iha suNay- p. m.-Choir practice.
tc, srasfesLi'ice by the Sunday school viii ~,
~ msa~ interest as an Easter Offering WI
H. Asue Tor the new Sunday school bald.
Ssork nn,,aet Tor which has been let, ana
~ VIII begin at once.
ttAs ,enlilrenHHf the Sunday school OF
4llvu s,fen hn.. their egg rolling on the
fiaa /, the chapel yesterday afternoon
{ffesha,rr proved most enjoyable TO them. Re
All fr1 us were served In the open air
&the en,'ss We're many older members OF
I The s,s,r,egaticn In Attendance also !,
" fenacwing Instrumental numbers VII
Bnsler ~ by The choir. OF which H. "a
6fsr,ssry FRA Diayalo'' ..... Sndd'
Songs in the Night ...:-
pssf,.S.. -,.............. w. Spiune,
.-...........-... Michael Cost
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y Austin and G. Reymershofer. calves
ton. .,.... .,,,...
.,ected the following officers:
president H. A. Lloyd; vice president
,ndrew Dow. treasurer. It, W. House
secretary. r. NJ Cash; counsel, w. I. AUS
rhIS company proposes Ia construct q
r,c, irrigating canal from the BrazOs 10
irrirate ami put In rice 10000 acres Of land
m Brazoria county
us capital stock Is s3o00OO.
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For few days only a very pretty Toilet
Set with jar full set, roll edge basin, gold
striped and fancy colors. .....,,... $500
The Dnnerwarc lines we are closing
out at cost are Summers; no such offer
generally made, and orr reason for doing
so is because We are discarding the pat
terms; the goods are the best. the deoora-
tons and shapes pleasing Note the
prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

cxposIton M Bp1alo left this city tonight
To- the latter place and will arrive there
Tpcsdav In the party arr Albinn X. NAn.
DO. heal % th" commission Lnnro Ylaiis.
Jpus Nuncl0. Enrique Garlhay, Juan de -.
Ftenrv aud Rosend0 EandOgai. SeHor AL
hino II. Nuncio was Mexican representatii g
nj mo Nashville ana Atlanta expeditions;
No 'nther were commissioners 10 the Chi
,fya Wards Fair in 1879 Senior Garibay
renresentcd Mexico at the i'aris cSpoA
.4n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
Specials This Week.

Set of Rogers Knives Forks, Tea
and Tablespoons, "a pieces $3.50
Set of engraved Water Tumblers.. 3sc
Decorated Lamp and Globe to match 4sc
Nice Water Set, pieces. .... use
Heavy Niclle Plated Spittoons. ... soc
Glass Berry Bowl and o Sauoers to
match .......,.... .., asc
Wine Dccanter. cut stopper ... 7sc
Child's A & { Plate and Cup ,..... roc
China Decorated Candlestick. 49,. Isc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED

az The erazora Rice and Irrigation Com
pany.
The Braxoria Rice and Irrigation COMPANY
.a.sae,ad orranization in this city yester
say by meeting Of the ineorpora'orS q .
. n m Al +. W. Houses bank. when 'h'
following directors wG how e'g r. ". Houss
NO, ~ + Moore. ii. Masterson, Houston !"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
EXHIBITION ROOM WANTED.
The Southern Pacific Industrial
Exhibit to Be Displayed.


Exhibit to Be Displayed.
A ground floor room, well lighted
and centrally located. is desired for
tie installation OF the Southern Pa
cltic industrial exhibit.
The finance committee having In
charge the raising of funds for the
entertainment of the New York dele
CATION representing the chamber of
commerce and the Merchants asso-
ISOLATION of the metropolis desire 10
have this exhibit put in place, and
so that all may have chance. re.
quest that owners Of such rooms
leave particulars at the Business
League Monday morning, stating at
what price they Will rent from April
10 to 30, intASsive. In the meantime
It Is anticipated that an effort will
he made to have this exhibit made
permanent, and those Offering rooms
are requested to state what the rent
would be If kept permanently.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
ooaI Option Defeated.

sherman. Texas, April SIN the Seventh
nr.cinct or Grayson county today an clee-
lion N local option resulted III for. 20
against.
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Florence Blackman, James ~ Grant,
Frank Russell Joe Browne, Odin Kendall
j. N. A. McEnniS, Mrs ora Aver!tt. or
1.-The Resurrection by Rev. Father koach.
Programs of Easter services at Christian
church,
Morning
Organ voluntary.
HYMN: ,, "Else' @r!ous Leader I I;sGr
Anthcm-"our Lord is Risen. ...... choir
Communion.
Sermon.
- Mighty Rock Whose Towering Form"
Evening
Hymn spread the ridings All Abroad
Anthem duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Place Wherein the Savior Lay
Hymn. ........,..." Rise. Glorious Leader
Anthcm-"Now is Christ Risen" Choir
Sermon.
Hymn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81 Know that My Redeemcr I@cth'
~
est. Josephs Mass" by Wegand, will be
sung at the Sacred Heart church, Pierce
avenue aud San Jacnto street, Mt l0:SO
Sunday morning. The choir consists of the
following:
sopranos.--AIrs. Allen j. Kyle, Miss
Blanch Frederick and Miss Paine.
Altos-Mrs. z. F. LilIard, Mrs. John o.
! Carr and Mrs. John T. Lockman.
| Tenors.-Adair Lockman, Phil BeavenS
b Bassos.--A. Perle, Phil Carr, C. Grune-
| valid.
| Mrs. Annie Lumm, organist.
Mrs. Allen j. Kyle Will sing two beant-
! full solos, which are parts OF mass
| ~
presbytcrlan church. will take for his sub
| jcct 1.-THE Resurrection.
r
There will be an egg rolling given ny Tue
day evening from to Z.
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The following are the vocal numbers:

The following are the vocal numbers.
Voluntary.
Anthcm-"The Heavn's Are Telling" Haydn
Choir.
Oncrtory-" Songs of the Night" naens
Solo Ring ont Ye Bells OF Easter
Day" Observation-Disclosures. DRESSER
Mrs, y. c. Munger.
Christ Our Passover. .Hadlay
Choir.
& y
The Church OF the AununciatIon will sing
Weber's mass In G with string quartette
aud pipe organ accompaniment. Other
numbers will be 'lcgina Carli." by VIE
gand, and Terra Tremut
The choir consists Of Mrs. II. A. Graud
Mrs. Andy Hume, Mrs. X. r. Ron, Mrs
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adsome Day Will Be Observed in the Sew
eraI Churches of Houston.
|EcIAL SONG SERVICES BY THE cHoIRs.
|servation of This Festival as Ancient the Times
nf the Apostles-Why and When 1t Is Observed.
Programs of Services in Houston Churches.


s,r from which all Others are
ster ."'' +ha srs. Sunday after
.oned, IS AWAY ~,
|arst full moon happens next AFTER the
ard twentieth (21sD day of March,
II the 4ui' n'OOn -
Easter day Is the sunday AFTER
,.ent sunday is always the nearest sun.
W.. 80 Of 81 Andrew. whether be.
10 inc p,tt.r, c,,,do, 4, ava
!, sfter Easter. Ascension day is forty
,,.o~ ubit SUNDAY IL snven
AFTER E"s'ei'
ks after Easter TRINITY ounuaE -
veeks after Easter.
ft Easter "''i'' 80
Inc anniversary communication OF our
~ resurrection, which for its an
Ia ox.elIrnca ,hnlleures nre.
W auu st,.,-
knce of all other iestlVals.
~ observation OF this festival Is a.
~ Zines or rho anostles 50 IL
3ent as lhe u. -
u to those VINO are cohF elsant III tne
irs Of the primitive church.
nrror tmes the only disnuie
IA, not about the thlng, nut the par.
H. time when the festival was to be
n .o,.ors,. hetvoon tho dirferont
sont ~ tho kepninp Of Easier doy
cu ~ arr ~ Cor a while. tho Asiafir
Npt ny ,bnir EaSter mon Tho same
vhes NJ heP' ~ o,,served their ipassornr
ihat t4 fa, 800 DIV If tbnit tirst
tne "a. 'oNsU.c,i,,o o,,r Aiareh, nnd
ftn ch'I 53i man ubStevrr dav az tho
lne! ~ uiu o NJ from tbcnre thev wore
II n rei nacinaiis EannIn,, Eostar
fN pg to,,rtnonfh dav nfte, the onncSr.
~ ~ lpe ., Lou NV "'''
II Oh ~ hiV cbmrchns osnecialIv of tho
[ne Vsnei -. ,non M Nord.s dav III.
sehes pleaded apostolic traditions the
ttlcs claimed the practice of the apostles
Iilsemes, . oo,,royersr was s,alIv dotor.
Red 1by the Ecumenical council Of Nice,
IPmhled by the Emperor Constituting;
ren II wns otu,."en ana the e''s1p1 sn2 dy
kepI uPon "nI I nni onrori,n ,pV G ~
ugnout lnt Mvu hm mo- mo; nn'I tb ~ or ~
tom 9l tnG Sems, "u' o Ma 'nT IN I'M
Wn,cu ~ ue' i,,n,riai lnit,s ~ NJ, ptho
nv pE tmc fnrn rnromG tbo an .nS
f uats that Sa az timn to nhserve Fnstnr on
"a at ,uS a,,a VIZ Nv ina snid Imnaroi ,et
day set apart ny tue saio lhipeIlal 'e'-
.ir,o ~ obso,,.,rco Of tho doy no :
e,lii al S a., sinca on1 tbn o'brIs
9et'i ruanseu 9iniEe ~ t,e Nnt t,,,,,
o uas rot n1"' scrrd t5e trst so
nV9t ~ ~ III g. Sun
~ as Easter sunday, anu con llhueS 10 40
Iup 70 inc present day ana tlme; Easier
oe,ng ooSerSsI as ie ua c cnr Sn,;n,
tnr ,,s,t oii ~ III th ato,. 1ol
ns'stials NUS uci,eNr liz 'ue T'e a,a,,
S spi G Mgo "S on rrucf nq in u tSa
ou1 St daa+b nit no' thtrd dav nv nv
"a uealh nut Oh w. tnlru Wy. ~
sa afn he pUweft utb tsne s" any ~ ,i Sc
isVbl " rSu;n,',ns the sndie Suni 10 Nv
SANE me- mn,iFc was o"A' '4' '''u '' '''e
same man
va! ""' Nv 'o''V' 'Nu ~
10 '-D', M So 80 ~. -
:,
H"'e "'9o 81 l"-'7'N p''7' ''''''
~ ri, nnar,',to.,a oh,,o, oo,ror
I'm st street and ScKin nav aTanme Rev
lillian Hdyne LeayelI, d. D.. the pastor
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nistinouished Mexican officiaIs.

san Antonio, Texas. April GA party OF
distinguished llexIean gentlemen, counts
sloners from Mexico TO the Pan-American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

cAPETowN.-Five coFpses az the vietIxns
Of the bubonic plague were fouad n Cape
town. Seven additional case1 Aase been -
hciaily reported. :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

At Christ Episcopal church speciai ser
ccs will also he conducted. and in the
'ernoou there will be children's service.
lowed by an egg-rolllng Monday on the
qrch lawn
Inc following is the program that will be