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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31
For Their Graves and Trib.
utes to Their Memory.
Memorial Day Was Universally Oh.
served In This City.

Memorial Dag dawned bright and
warm, with clear sky and pleasant
breezes, but in the afternoon became
cloudy and cooler a disappointment
after the cheering promises of the
morning. However, it was considered
n pretty day IN comparison with those
during the first of the week. and large
crowds were on, the streets and at the
parks. The display of flags was
scarcely up to the usual standard for
Memorial Day, although public build
ings, business houses, and quite Il
number of residences and lawns were
fairly well decorated with national
colors. A large new ox1S dag floated
over the postoffice building.
Stores and business houses were
closed all day. The city was quiet
no diversion being conducted to attract
! interest from the exercises of the day.
| Letter carriers made only one deliv-
cry leaving the postotfice at and T:8O
n. IN. General delivery and stamp
windows We're closed after 1880 a..
M. Ekg
Several Akron gentlemen delivered
addresses in other towns. Among
these we're DR.. Francis T, Moran, at
Valparaiso, Ind; Mr.. Geo. w. McKis-
sou, claims agent of the n. o. T. Co.. at
La Grange, Ind; Mr.. Jonathan Tay-
lor,at Medina; Attorney Newton Chalk
or at Newton Falls; Hon. n. d. lib
balls, at Garrettsville; Hon. ]. r. Alex,
ander, at Troy, Geauga county; At
torney frank Il. Thesis at Peninsula;
Attorney G. o. Kerstetter, Northamp-
ton Center.
Early in the morning the work of
decorating soldiers graves was com
menced and by $3.50 all had been Gov
cred with flowers contributed by the
school children Wednesday afternoon.
The supply of flowers this year was
generous and of excellent quality. To
many varieties Of, spring blossoms
were added flowers from potted plants.
At 7,3O n. m, members of Buckley
Post. =. of V. rifles, Company +, and
Spanish War Veterans met
at the Post rooms on South Howard
st. and from there marched to Glen
dale cemetery, the younger organiza
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

The rolling drum, the screaming fife,
Are honrd on every hand;
But not TO call TO arms and strife;--
There's peace throughout the land.
The music has untitled sound:
A solemn. hallowed strain,
And wings lts way from sacred ground,
Where rest the nations slain.
1t marks the time for tottering feet
That charged through shot and shell
AS fearless as they walk the street
To honor those who fell.
Take on your hat aud give cheer;
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

The soldier boys IN blue.
A gallant band we MI revere,
Are passing In review.
Heroic sons who would not yield.
However sorely tried;-
On many bloody battle field
Their deeds OF valor We'd.
TO wash away our greatest stain,
Their blood they freely gaye;--
Today n nations tears like rain,
Fan on each lonely grave,
From azure heights the eagle bold
Looks down from rocky crac;
Instead of strife his eyes behold
One country and one nag.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

Hezekiah Il. Simpson wants TO sec
him. He knows me. He took dinner
at our house onct while he was on
huntin' trip, an he told me to
drop in an see him some time. SO
here l am"
Hes too busy to see you now, and
we are busy, too. We can't admit
anyone today unless the business is
important"
"Well that settles you. I'll so, but
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31
Girls.

Save Cordova Coffee wrappers, get a
sterling silver waist set free.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

Some of the Southern editors are try
ing to persuade independent candi-
dates to enter the race for the Sena-
torial nomination in South Carolina.
But third candidates who are wise
will not care to engage in u contest in
which the weapons are pitchforks on
one side and federal patronage on the
other.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

Summit county will have II dele
gates in the approaching Democratic
convention. In last years convention
SUBMITS representation was only
eight. Other counties Of the Nine
feenth district will have the following
representation: Ashtabula Z, Geauga
., Portage Z, TTumbull Z.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

One of the reasons why Judge Nc
Kenna voted TO sustain the Admins
tration's side of the insular cases is
that his devotion to the Administra-
tlon is almost a religion" Religious
devotion to the Constitution is not
very popular, nowadays.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

According to the Cleveland Leader,
Senator Hanna's organ, the early
bird in Presidential contests usually
gets his feet frozen" Is this only The
Leaders way of limiting that Senator
Foraker has cold feetT'
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31
: WISE ano " W
as = Otherwise.

Too few holidays.
Less than fve weeks till the
Fourth
After all, holidays are more fatigu-
Ing than workdays.
The fish in lakes near Akron don't
approve Of holidays.
And Akron Is the headquarters OF
the Grand Army IN Ohio.
= + T.
Give the potted plants attention; re-
new the cut flowers occasionally.
z + Z
1t was a pretty good day for fishing
ard family outings, notwithstanding
At any rate the Board cannot make
that increase in the tax levy until
next year.
The young lawyers are always
thankful for the opportunity for
speech making.
They may have to put Rev. Mr..
Coates or Rev. Mr.. Crispin at the
head of the ticket after all.
+ = r
Congressman Dick isn't for n mo
menr in Mr.. j. r, Nuts class, when
dt comes to holding positions.
+ I. +
What fine looking, prosperous mp
pearing people Akronlans are when
all come out In holiday attire!
+ 4 T.
Speaking most seriously, there are
few more hearrtouching scenes than
the lonely unmarked grave of an
unknown.
Bicycles and automobiles still have
a big contract on their hands TO put
horses out of business. Al the Wink
Ter horse sale IN Orrvile Saturday
bidding was exceedingly lively. Thir,
ty-seyen western horses were sold al
an average of S203 Highest priced
western horse sold $3.50; lowest priced
western horse sold, $l49 Dealers
took the opportunity to buy them
IOT utAl NfDitlln'l WIN q
promises to be very good Ten con
signed horses were sold at an average
sprlce Of $lOO
In hundred little ways improve
ments have been made about houses
jn all parts of the city since Wedncs
day. which In the aggregate are no
ticeabe even TO the Casual Observer
II IL because a great many mcn fount
opportunity in The holiday TO give I
part thereof 10 liking up thing,
about the place" Others gave thci
gardens attention aud no doubt som'
lent hand in helated tasks Of house
cleaning. Although there are thos'
who may object to such work belnl
done on Memorial day. the fact re
\ mains that there IL NO better evi
dence OF the Christian civilization o
people than tho pride they hav,
IN keeping their houses In applep
order
An aged farmer, evidently not cN
perienced in the ways Of the city
called at the office Of large manu
featuring concern Wednesday.
II want 20 see the superintendent.
he demanded of n young man In th
outer office.
"What shall ! tell him you wis
10 talk to him abOutY
"Now never mind bub; that's non
of rour business"
"i3ut ! can't admit you unless 20
state the importance of your visit"
"Don't stand here argyn about
any more. Run in an tell him thi
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

The debt We owe the boys in blue
No human hand can pay.
A hand divine will pay what's due
On resurrection day.
When Gabriel blows his horn to cali
TO life the nations dead,
They'll march to heaven one and all
Old Glory at the head.
With golden harps and banners gay,
With screaming fife and drum.
They'll march right up the golden wa,
Into the Kingdom Come.
W. 7. SAWYER.
Akron. o.. May 80, 1901.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

Gov. Nash's private secretary has
issued statement to the effect that
talk of opposition to the candidacy of
the Governor for reelection is all
"hot air." The Governor is willing to
run the chances OF u reelection, which
leaves his party no alternative. but to
tender him q denomination,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

1t is announced that there is to be
no renewal of the struggle for the
control of the Northern Pacific road.
This belated news will bring no Joy
to the lambs who were shorn Of their
feeces in the past struggles for the
control of the Northern Pacific.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

you see If Hczekiah Simpson doesn't
have the boss fire you for impotence
to his old friend"
With this threatening remark, the
man left, muttering criticisms Of the
saucy ways of city youths.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31

According to the out.of-town CORE
spondents, a cold May indicates big
blackberry crop. Brace UP.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-31
The AKRON DEMOCRAT
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1901,

The West Point young men are just
beginning to find ont that they aren't
running the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
BANKRUPTCY PET TONS.
INVOLUNTARY PETITION AGAINST
A COMMISSION FIRM.
Creditors Protest AGAINST the Judgment
OF the Referee in Disehfaoinu
One Bankrupt.

Galveston, Texas, November 25.-Au In
voluntary petition In bankruptcy has hcen
Med In the United states court against the
r.. l.. Hedin company Of this city. The
petition was dled by Korn Og Forderstof
kvnpagniet OF Aarhuus aud j. Mollcr 4
co. aud W. w Wilson Of this city. The
petitioners aliege that the said 6rm Is in
dehtcd 20 them in a sum exceeding StO1D
and that Il has committed an act In hank.
ruptc} IN thar on M about October IS. 1901,
" tried 10 transfer, convey aud ConCcri Ger
tain property WITH "a view To dcfraud cred
uors, Inc petitioners assess the Indebted
NESS or the said hrm respectively as tol
lows; koru og Forderstot konpagnict sill.
NN2 j Moller n Co SiG,3SS. Is. aud w. w.
Wilson Sll0i, The Il. L., Henin company
Is engaged in the commission and export
business.
Referee In bankruptcy Judge James Il.
bul melt mas recommended &. A., Elmrn, a
bankrupt Of Houston. for q discharge,
In the matter of Albert Weis. the referee
MS hled bis report recommending thC dis.
charge of the bankrupt over the protest ~
a number OF his creditors. The creditors
excepted TO the finding OF the referee.
voluntary petition In bankruptcy was
hlcd with the CLERK ~ the United states
court today 10y c. +, Lincoln Of Galveston.
His liabilities ms SCI forth In petition
amounted 10 StO3.s1; assets SSG1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

A POLITICAL ORGANIZATION FOR
THAT PURPOSE EFFECTED.
San Antonio Leads OF in the Scheme
It Is Said Other Cities viii
Follow,

San Antonio, Texas, November 25.-The
Progress club, the pioneer organization Of
It's kind in the state, was organized here
tonight. The purpose Of the club and Of
similar organizations that are to follow In
other cities Of the state Is to develop the
resources Of the state, encourage the In
vestment Of capital, influence legislation
along non.partisan lines in the interest OF
the Industrial development Of tine state.
Edwin Chamberlain was elected president
and George r. Taliaferro secretary and nj
teen vice presidents were chosen.
Louis j. WORKMAN was the chief speaker
nj Inc evening. He Is the originator OF
the idea of the organization, having sug'
gested If in his paper, Current Issue, re-
Gently. He dwelt upon the need OF a non
nortisan movement that will compel the
noiiticIaus 10 work for the advancement OF
the state commercially. "
n. r.. Campbell, r. II. Ward and f.. H.
Jenkins followed with brlet addresses; ulb'
ing the need for the encouragement OF cap
I'M. the development OF the state re-.
Sources. less agitation of National issues ID
purely State elections and reforms ~ S,ale
legislation that will encourage 'he deFei"p'
ment Of Industrial enterprises
The meeting was largely ATTENDED, anu
very enthusiastic. At It's close those ples,
ent. comprising the epresentatlle nuslness
and professional men OF the, NV, W.
given an opportunity TO enron thenselNrts
az members Of the club, OF when tney tooA
advantage 10 a man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
lndireshon.


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Your stomach has many things to do,
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DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic has cured thou.
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Ii Is the one remedy you can take with
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1t is prepared with scientific accuracy
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Prof. Waite Returned 10 washnuton.
A REMARKARLt INclpENr.

Subject OF a Hvpnotist Sees a Man in
Danger Just as He Is F~atally~44urt
san Angelo. Texas. November %
remains oi Mr.. Z. Whittaker. who was
thrown from his horse late Friday evening.
and who died Within four hours after the
were Inferred In the local cemetery ypStcr.
day afternoon Mr.. Whitaker was a stock
man who had only recently moved here
from Marlin. and q most remarkable Incl
dent is related In connection with his
death. A local magnetic healer and hyp
notist had Il subject Ia the clairvoynnt
state for the purpose OF securing a dag
uosiS Of the ailmcnt Of another party,
when. suddenly. at the time the accident
happened TO Mr.. Whitaker. In another
part OF the city. the subject In the clair
voynnt state exclaimed: stop that man
on the gray horse; he Is going TO get hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
A MAVERICK OIL WELL.
The DriIler Can Not Say TO Whom the
New Gusher Belongs.
SHIPMENTS CONTINUE TO GROW HEAVIER
Bio Gas Vein Has Been Struck by
the Diamond Crude Company,
Use Of the Gas.

Beaumont, Texas, November *. -Gushcrs
are gettlng to he So numerous on spindle
Ton that 1t seems hard to md owners for
them. AZ least this IS the case with one
that Was drilled BY Mr.. ]. A. Paulhamus.
Mr.. Paulhamus says the company has not
yet been incorporated and the transfers
nave not been made, hence he does not
know really to whom the well belongs.
~
Today was another record breaker IN oil
shipments, lis cars going out. This makes
total Of 100 cars, or go, 400 barrels, for
November.
The Diamond Crude oil company struck
a strong dow Of gas this morning. The
drill is very close to the oil sand and
mere Is a probability that the we'll will
develop into a gusher without further
drilling.
The Madeline well struck the stratum Of
oil sand that furnishes the intermittent
now this morning, The well viii be given
an opportunity to blow itself In aud
Il II does not do this the drill will be put
dow again.
Ed Kennedy has sold to c. A.. Mulholland
q piece Of ground 2ox5o feet in block Ss,
With the completion Of the Gulf and the
Interstate road to High Island, the J. NJ.
Gu1cy Petroleum company Is preparing
10 start three wells Mt that place. The
rigs viii he shipped in a fcw days aud
work is to begin rs soon MS they arrive.
~
Aside from the fact that two or three
drilling rigs are using The Spindle Top
nt,sY 800. e.. Ef ...nt.- H.. F--.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
THE VENUE WAS CHANGED
WALTER WILSON. CHARGED WITH
Murder: TRIAL IN HOUSTON.
eo,,s Of the Ward Minstrels Entertained
BY the Eaalss-Another Boat Load
Of Bananas.

Galveston. Texas, November 25.-The case
Of walter Wilson. charged with murder
ING his wife in this city on March II, 1901
which was set for trial in the criminal dis
trict court here today, a motion for a
change OF venue was presented by the
defense aud the state did not contest. The
change OF venue was therefore granted aud
the case wall be transferred to Harris coun-
ty. - .od.v a., ina
1890 ~ ~ burglary aud one Of theft,
ana was fmind guilty and sentenced for
a. ysor, IN The peniteutlary In each case,
Louis Bryan was tried for theft and was
acquitted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, November 25.-The follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today.
Reversed and reminded: NJ. A. y, Harm
ct al VS.. American Mutual Buildipg aud
Savings Association, from McLcunun: Sidon
Harris. ct al VS.. Carl Schlinkc, from Con
che; Albert Baldwin ct al VS.. d. u. Johnson
ct al, from Titus.
Affirmed: John Parker ct al VS.. s., B.
Campbell ct al, from Dallas.
Application gruntcd: Frank Thompson,
executor. vs.. c. G. Cobb ct aL, from Dallas.
Motion for rehcarlug submitted; Aetna
Insurance Company vs.. H.. J.. Eastman,
from Hunt.
on nccoun. Of next Thursday being
Thanksgiving Day. the court adjourned IN
til Monday, December ?.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Channes Arnonn lee comnnnies.

Cameron, Texas, November 23.-rHe Need.
ham lee company have sold their plant and
steel honse TO the Rosebud Water and
Power company. and It is being taken down
aud sent to Rosebud this week. where it
VIII be set up again Ia time FOR next sea.
son. The Nccdham Ice company has hocn
merged into the Cameron lee company, and
they are now engaged Ia putting In u thlr-
y-tou plant near the Hostmau gin, and will
have IL ready to supply the great demand
of cameron and surrounding country by the
NMsmInE nnnsmn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
A New Rank at Rnu CIV.

Bay city, Texas. November %. The First
National hank Of BAY CITY has been reg.
ulorly organized, with j. Nj Moore as pres.
dent ~, y. Moore. vice president. aud
together with y. VI. Nogclsang aud Scalcy
HutchilEs cf GalN eston compos the board
~ directors. Tho hank has "a capital Of
10000 aud viii open for business on Jan
Larry >
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
o. AT Hampstead.
Moderate War Core

moderate War Core
It's Life Ended.
xas. November 25 w. ?
is homo in this city this
) o'clock. He Las been a
city for he past 6fteen
.erly resided at Brenham'
of Of trust He
,nfederate army and was
Il fos the Galveston News'
he name Of sioux He
ind three sons, besides a
to ,nourn his death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

10 the rcfnerics at Bnyoune, recently burss
about two miles from Round Brook, n. j.
The break was discovered Sunday and 1t
look o large force Of luhorers many hourH
to close It. Meantime the oil has spread
over n large portion Of ground aud to
prevent further spread 10 nearby streams,
Il was determined 90 set fire TO It. Tho
reflection Of the burning oil can he seen In
the sky Tor miles around. No estimate of
the loss rs vet has boon mahe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
KlLLEp IN MoReANs MILL.

The Former Postmaster at That Place
indicted for Enforcement.
Fort Worth, Texas. November 25-rhe
calling Of the embezzlemcnt case Of the
United states against william Burroughs
In the Federal court this morning revealed
the fact that the defendant Killed himself
during last night at his home nt Morgaus
Mil. Erath county. by tlldng morphine.
The crime charged against burroughs was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

alleged 10 have been committed last Jan
nary white postmaster at MOrgan's MIL
The defendant was - years old aud has
been out ON bond. Vt Is said that he has
several times attempted 10 Kin himself
since being indicted by the Federal grand
Jury, An order In abatement was ordered
lay District Attorney AtNcll on tho receipt
of positive proof of Burroughs death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

IS, NovemAs%-rhe
Fair and Catp/S opened
the city " IN holt.
fair Is Ajt/l under tho
erchapfs' Hr association
DIS nv Fbecome a sue.
T ~' and cloudy and
l last night brought
S, who came to soc
pb city. The Daughters
rNo are also taking an ac.
Le carnival. They have
bui house, which stands
i IDS. into a second Del.
Z, and served q sumptu.
y one to hungry visitors
ma
ment, who is president
q fair association. is the
o lestlne today. The di.
.tiGlatlon are Tom Brana.
v. y. Swift. G.. S. Brit.
letn, j. f. Watson. 4. G.
in sam Collott and the
en,onfederacy.
n clock the gates Of the
mi thrown open and a
liza wooden platform and
tones that tho fair
mess. The big crowd Of
.e-erly forward and soon
the eighteen different
other chatter and the
lenr aud Carnival, which
forward to. was
tIlrew a big crowd. and
.zpnes each day. so 1t is
agement. Thursday will
ID aud all the stores viii
-hything will take r day
ne followed NJ hv Drum
.glurday, which will also
nc Of the fair.
p, ut viii occur the great
, fven under thp auspices
OF tho Confedcracy for
an Monument fund. and
irwning social feature Of
we Spanish American war
Ike three aSconsionS here
,nlnd he has already ar
X arrangements to 20 No
10 Tuesday or Wednesday.
W stands. promises 10 be
q every particular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Ludnn DIIard serIouaIy nd.

waxahachle. Texas. November p. News
has beep received here Of the serious i'll
rcss IL Judge j, T.. billiard, Judge Of the
ortieth judicial district He Is over 40
years old and It is feared that he can not
recover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
RECORD.
at Huntsuine.

- NNNASH
b, November PA cot.
]. w, Thomson aud oc.
q normal student
three other stulents
burned last night. The
5 were a total loss. The
AT about $1,000: was
'alatine Insurance com.
by W II.
ock today fire broke ont
occupied by Mason 4
Iet. II was eNtlnguished
lamage done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Burned at FreIsbura.

November 23.-Ycster.
hrc broke out at the
f. Gerstman and the
ost all its entire con.
ed. Loss estimated mt
The fire originated on
7. which undoubtedly
auc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
ALEXANDER GRANTED A nav TRIAL
The Dallas Capitalist Is Now Out on
Bond.

The Dallas Capitalist Is Now Out on
Bond,
Dallas, Texas, November - After gcv'
Graf weeks consideration Of the appl'ca.
ton, Judge clint Of the district criminal
court this evening granted G. II. Alex.
an der. IA" Dallns capitalist, street ruilwAy
promoter ana Beaumont oil mAgnAte, "a now
trial IN the ease against him charging rgou,
cIstou. which Is quito lcupthN, made 10 ref
crcnco 90 the sufficicncv or iusuliclcncy of
the testimony. and ignored all bur three OF
he exceptions OF defendant, and these
three applied entirely to tho character and
conduct W the Jury. As soon as the new
trial was granted Mr.. Alexander was re
leased from Jail on 5000 bond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26
Sale 81 Assionod Millinery Stock.

BrovuNocd. Texas, November 1.-THE
millinery stock Of Miss Bertha Z, JACOBS,
who recently made mn ASST umcnt, was sold
yesterday by the trustees 10 R1mcy, smith
Il Go. OF this place. The terms Of the sale
were private.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

The Meetlnu 10 Continue at Marlin.
Marlin, Texas, November 25.-Rov. Fifd
preached to men only last night and the
house was crowded. The meeting will con-
tlnuo a few days longer.