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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

fected the greatest interest In the even,.
2l me day as foreshadowed on the cara
,at', Westcnester or Country club contln.
EEsni, ioyal TO It's own, pinned its homes On
nackay colors: Banastar came In asasd
on q drive and the fair ones who nlnmgadd
on Ba mast, went home winners, as RI
Il AZ Tgr ssp psSt gamblng Of al kinds
goodiy sums. "'sefs won
Al last an American gentleman Of we.lt,,
and untitled has married an English ladv
OF title. w. Bayard Cutting Jr.. of New
York, married In London, Lady sybi cuse
~ wv one might as well be a Cutting as
Ssune. Miss Gertrude Barclay has become
Ars' ). stevens ulman. So much has been
written and said of this wedding, when II
w was one &c. OF the pleasant events In anticl-
said save that 1t was an agreeable and on.
1oyabie social event.
Alfred Vanderbilt, who was III for short
time, Is now out and about on his coach
i ne drove II ne coaching parade and looked
aaef,n ic : With his Wife was the beautiful
This is a young lady who will make i sen.
ssation Her. mother was one of the most
sr6 girls Of New York society zen.
Roche, an Engllshman did not prove bro nS veFS
happy, and clouded her life, which seemed
SO replcte with all that tends to make iIfs
e,nloyapie, that the unfortunate marriage
daughter, Miss Burke Roche. is a fair. fall.
beautiful girl. possessing all her mothers
charm of manner. She will be a belief
sake my PROFESSIONAL reputation ms a so.
cial prophet on Miss Roche-I declare she
VIII he one OF the greatest bellies Of the
Diedrlch Knickerbocker.
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The Kick Of the Hired Hand

Denver Times.
Dern my hide,
feel so lazy,
Feel so stretchy.
Feel SO dazy,
When tn ole, red
Day Is dawnin',
An I'm layin'
Here an .yawning.
Thinkin' II
! had a dolier,
Like to see
The man who'd hotter,
OR even dare
70 whisperin say
Git up, jim.
Don't sleep all day
What man is there
In this land.
Has tn troubles
Of a haudi
Go to bed at
Dark an more,
You git up
At half past four,
An you pail bout
Forty six
tiosn-blamed cows.brutes,
An tn tricks
That they play,
An put on you,
les would make
IN angel stew.
Honestly,
/ git SO mad
That some times
wish | had
Power to ies'
Make one swipe,
An evry kickin
cow-brute wipe
on this whirln',
Jiggy earth,
Fer 'twould give
Me scads of mrth
Honestly,
| know 1t would
DO me jes' sight
OF good.
An there's tn pigs
TO slop an feed,
Give tn bosses
What they need;
See tn chickens
All are fed,
An tn piggins
Overhead.
An there's water
Fer to bring
From that singy-
Soney spring,
An there's wood
To cnop, an all
This Is done fore
Breakfast call.
Then you hook
TIL plow team on,
An 60 straGglin'
Thro' tn dawn;
Work an work
An sweat all day,
Work an work
An work away.
Dcrn my hide,
| feel so lazy,
Feel So stretchy,
Feel 50 day,
When tn ole red day
Is dawnin'
An | am layin' here
An yawnin'.
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at n a. m. and g D. m. Service at thc corner of Nineteenth and Main street ot D. nd. Subject this morning. "The First uIs- cr'Ds and First Miracle. thc duh study in che LIfo of Christi Tho evening program win ho us foIlows
 HYMN NO Cf
 Prayer
 Hymn No sla Soprano Solo lscIcctodl Miss Mary Coec. Introductory remarks hy Rev e S.
 ClDV.ugDr
 Address. J. N WlcoNon 'Br Thou Nigh" Solo. w. w. shorihW Address George E UoutoD
 Address. pr l. lL Moore. Nearer My God. Co Thcc by Choir America. hy Congregation
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
Religious Service, Today
rnrsHYTEnIAN CHURCH.

Corner Fifth Avenue and state street Morning worship at l1 a. m. Christian Endo1vor ot D. m. Evening service at D. m.
 This evening win b, devoted to the momor, of our martyrod President Tha church win bc decorated with h.s pic- Wra and hls Inst worIs. ls 70 motto. Tho pastor win snolk on. blossoms from our Presidents Lifr and Death SnDcHl musIc.-
 "AbIde With lle. by the choir Anthem. "I shall Hc s8tsaod by Che choir
 "Gve Mc Thy Hand"-by White Pass QIartottc.
 "Nurcr My God u Thee'-by Miss Mary CIsr
 The morning subject win ne. saved by Union with Che Saviour. Solo. Come with Mo- by w e Blanchard
 Members of Che Methodist conservation m the absence of thc.r pletor and an others arc cordially invited to worship with us
 N B. Harrison. r1ror
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

I T1. informal farewell reception Evou . u- J. T Walter and uif. nst Thwai1y. | |nr..IHl- to th.Ir J.rIrtur. for Or. sou. ! v.- .r. or the principal affairs of on, WI. K NthnI.h .rrHne.I .u n r.r. short Ume. th. eH-oH.rt..u uf m. members o' t.. Methodist church WI. -o excellent rI.t r..H.He V.. overlooked In On. WI1 ". mHk.ur N. . ....Hrt evening N mono -. IH. u..|.r..s VH.I hIr. ho.u Hr-. .-.-H f tnU ur Walters numerous r.nIs m. .HI.r VII. n.HrH.I q. To. hold !. tn on. D.Uee. cmn.. Nr. ur l. U Nr0ur. Mrs TH.s Iuk. HrI Mrs IL U s.raI rr. o.mm..f.. .r .h.rer. decorated m. DH.H.. .. t..r r...eHf..r WIs IIH. .ft TH. rr.rI- .r ur and Nr Wu- t.r HHI r...e.t . e.r.rH' Hv.r,oH ,o m. r.r....n. .HI uHr. H.e.....d th. ul- H.f...f. .r "st .r.r.Hc wfh tn. do- .rlH. ur ! n N.nn rct.1 rs m.s- ... .. ..rm.r.- .nI E0l ur Russell .. I.rr..U Row. Harrison Rev. Glove .r-ar Rev. Cum.r.r. E.. Father Fur u.T anal Mr U plI'seuo mldc hr.eI Irr IHreHrrutr a1ir.Her When tn. evening vl. about fI.f lrer MT U u Royal r.... and .r tH. nam, nr th' mem- ..r. .f m. N.rr.Iet church. presented Ir Walter with au r..aIut gold watch .. n remembrance. ur h.a services u ssaru.v Tr. engraving au the case road. "GIyer to Roy. I J Walter 1s a tosru .r I.re HuI confidence from thD people of Ono Sk1rwav M E Chlrch. Dr Walter was surprised beyond meas
 u .I u h.s u.llI eloquent manner Light refr.ehm.nts won. ar,ed 1t' in Che evening by thc I1licr of Ono church. nr and Mr. Walter and daughter l,ft ou tbe Dolphin for Oregon.
 sssss
 The Baptist Mission Circle held its reg l.ur meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs King. at which arrangements wcrc m,de for socilI to be -ivou iu Che church ou Tuesday evening September -t 40 the close of the business meeting delicious refreshments wore served In dainty s'yle by Che hostess
 ssvss
 A letter rcceIved by Che Daily Alaskan from Mrs e. A. schIbrcdc 70 fcw days rsa states th1t lt is quite likely thlt the family win winter lt S1lem. oregon. and that "wc 1r, just htuc homes.ck for ssacway and friends
 
 MT Geo. Buckett son of A. IT. Buck- ett. who has been spending Che summer m Aun returned homo last vek and win shortly ro to Seattle. where hc win continue his studies lt th. university. sas Trere win bo meeting Of Che Ladies ! Nil Society or thc Methodist church next l Wednesday ot Che residence of Mrs. ! shorthW Go discuss important church matters
 
 ! s a. West. cashier or Che White Pass & Yukon Route mad. 70 trip Co White ples on last niehts rrg.eht. and expects Go return tonight
 
 Tev Cov.ngtou. who has been lttend- nc Che oregon Conference. is expected l home in time to preach next sunday
 
 Bishop and Mrs Rowe left on Che Cot- tagc City for Seattle
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Tho Ladies Guild of thc Episcopal church met last Thwslay afternoon nc Che Clergy house on E.ghth avenue and state street The ncXt meeting win bc hold Thursday afternoon at thc homo of Mrs Mckay. In thc annex of Che Sylvcs- Cor building. on Second avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

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 Great nr.... mus. '. eIs.n ar of thos. .n .nlree ur t...H.r rr. m.rhers I.u nothre uui.r. Q. r.k. lH. reception a most intrinsic uo...
 Tho mrmhers nf tr. building rammtt.. formed Che cnumtt.. .r reception. and consists of the following.
 Capt Uov.y MT rrI Mrs g.a E Howard. MT 1uI Mrs M G cI.mare.r E M ravIor F WanauI N- lrI Mrs John a. Price. MT and Mrs E V Hahn clpt and Nrs e Ienks Mrs Angus Mckay. Mrs Peabody. Nr and Nr. D. w. rsmcke Mrs Geo. E. naImrH InI Mrs U AL NcDomI
 Committee o. lrrlH..mHrts and I.eH- ration. Mrs Cl.e. Uau and Mr Push Committee or r..r.shmsuts Mrs sper- 0r
 Music Mrs Bwl
 
 Mr. E. w Jennings ru or Che Cote 1ee City nst we.k l1r a shor, vIsit to Seattle Mrs Jennings. who has boon visiting friends ln SHt1r for 1 short um.. wHI return with him. accompanied by tbe.r daughter N.. cor.Ha
 
 Mr. and Mrs "A U Buckctt eutcr- trn.d lew friends 1t clris las, Fri- dav night. Che twentieth anniversary of tbe.r marriage.
 
 Miss Mary Coee rat ned last week from a visit Go Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
CATHOLIC

st Marks. Fifth avenue. eost Of Br7ld- way
 Early Mass at a. m. Late Mass at 10G0 Sunday School ot 2p m. Evening service ot 7.3o D. m. On week days mass at & a. m. In Che morning sermon Father Turmoil win spo1k on Che Lessons suggested by tho Nations mourning over its martyrcd chief"
 Father p. IT, Tuucu. 8 J.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
PENIEL MISSION

Gospel meetings at Che pcnicl Mission every night except Mondays Friday morning prayer meeting and Bible study from 70 to l2. and Sunday morning be- ginning at Q o'clock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
EPISCOPAL cHURCU

Sixteenth Sund1y after Trinity Holy Communion Q a. m. Memorial service and sermon ll a. m. Morning topic. "Our Nations sor- row"
 Evening topic. "Christs Tender Mercy"
 Sunday School 2.20 D. m. Evcnsong md sermon. g D m
 James e. Cameron Rector
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Red Star bottled beer ls unoqualcd as a table drink g per dozen, delivered. Telephone J9
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Reduction sale Of dry goods millinery, furnishing goods and shoes. Fife-Alaska Co.,. state and Fifth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Call and convince yourself thot we are making great sacrifices on our stock Choncy'g Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Fino watch repairing Q, p. E. Eon'a.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22
TEE WHITE PASS 6 YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

S a. West cashier or the White Pass G yukon Route m1de trip Go White p1es on last nights rreIeht and expects Co return tonight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Mise Mary Cose ret. ned last week from visit Go Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Rev Cov.netou. who has been attend ing thc oregon Conference. is expected home in time Go preach next sunday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Therc win hc meeting of Che Ladies Nil Society of tho Methodist church next Wednesday ot Che residence of Mrs. shorthD Go discuss Important church matters
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Bishop and Mrs Rowe left on Che Cot tage City for Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-22

Mr. md Mrs A IT. Buckctt outer- rIr.J l lew friends lt cluis last Erie day night. Che twentieth anniversary of ths.r marriage
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-07-05
Northumberland &c
BLUFF POINT.

Jesse Disc and Miss Eunice Todd
are spending this week as guests O,
friends at ReedvilIe.
Miss Ina Hall is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Helen Hudnall, of Fair.
fields.
Miss EVE Shehigh left Tbursda,
for Reedville, whore she is the guest
OF her uncle, Capt. Elias Edwards
Mrs. Curry, of Lancaster, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Golden Hall
Little cambridge Shehigh has
been quite sick with an afflicted
eye, caused by bruisipg small PIN.
pie on his temple.
Miss Kate K. Potter, of Holly.
wood, and Katie Potter, of Oak
Groye, who have been visiting
friends in Baltimore and Annapolis
Md, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. W. A. Disc left last Monday
FOR Baltimore to visit Mrs G F.
Cough. After the 4th she will
leave for her parental home in Girls
held, Md, to spend the summer
we wish her a delightful visit and
hope her health VIII be greatly ben
Gifted. We shall miss our organis,
greatly.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-07-05

THE blood-curdllng crime, re-
ported in our IIeathsville letter,
brings forcibly to mind similar
deed that occurred at Barnett
Store, in lower Lancaster, more than
five years ago, when young Carter
gave up promising life to the ak
OF a fiendish and worthless negro.
80 far the particulars of Northum-
berland's tragedy are almost identical
with that of Lancaster's. That the
perpetrator or perpetrators will
sooner or later be apprehended i,
Is reasonable to believe. Should
they be captured we trust that the
good people of our sister county will
control themselves, under the great
provocation, Us did our Lancaster.
ans, and permit the law to take its
course. There is no chance of escap-
ing punishment here, when caught
tor so grave a crime, and "due pro-
cess of law" has salutary effect
upon would be law breakers. 1t
would be most unfortunate, just at
Al
the present time, while the Consti.
tntional Convention is considering
the advisability of saddling indem-
mites upon counties where lynch
ings occur, to have the Convention 3
views accentuated on the subject.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-07-05

lNLAsT weeks Issue local contem.
porary summed up Mr.. Montague's
instructed vote as being within fifty
OF the goal on Thursday. On FRIDAY
however, the Richmond Times
often abused by this contemporary
but during this campaign used
almost as "prsyer-b ook"-stated
that ne lacked only hundred and
one votes. Since it had become
certainty that it's candidate would
win, the truth of the standing of the
candidate we suppose is small item
AT least our contemporary seems to
have thought SO. 1t has studiouslv
disregarded facts almost from the
beginning, so for the sake of its con-
science we are truly glad that this
week sees Mr.. Montague out of the
woods, Mr.. Echols having Withdrawn
from the canvass and many of his
votes going to Montague.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-07-05
Friday, July .. 1901.

IL Is said that Hon. Claude A. Swan.
son has abandoned his fight for the
Gubernatorisl nomination, and has an
nouoced his intention to stump the State
for Montague after the action of the Nor
folk convention. Now let those who
have given him warm support, initiate
his example and seek TO promote hsr-
mony and good feeling in the party -
Fairfax Herald
And we have not doubt that the
nominee will receive the warm sup
port of defeated aspirsnts aud their
friends. These are composed largely
of the staunch Democrats who
wrested the State from Mahoneism
and have kept itstrongly Democratic,
giving during eighteen years one of
the cleanest administrations of any
State government in the Union. On
the other hand we have good reasons
for believing that had Mr.. Swanson
been the nominee many of the now
victorious element would have denied
him that generous support which
will be accorded his opponent,
because We know leaders of this ele-
ment who do not hesitate to combine
with Republicans, manipulate judges
OF election, arbitrarily control or
disrupt nominating conventions when
in the minority, and such like, in
order TO continue their "clowd" in
power.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-07-05
BETHANY CHURCH DEDICATED.
Sum Needed TO Pay or Indebted
ness Easily Raised. Large Crowd
Present.

atcth
At an early hour Sunday morning
II stranger in the village of Reed
vile, Northumberland county, would
have wondered what was to happen,
for as far as the eye could reach
could be seen steamers and canoes
upon the waters and vehicles upon
the land, loaded with occupants.
ct eleven o'clock the village was
indeed crowded. Shortly after the
hour named the bell of the new
church which was soon to be dedi.
Gated told that the hour Of service
was at hand, and in short order every
seat In that spacious and beautiful
building was occupied. The sing
ing was under the dictatorship of I.
A. Jett, with Miss Olive Jet as or
ganist, and it goes without saying
that no better singing was ever heard
IN the Northern Neck. Solos by
Miss Lena Robins, at both morning
and afternoon services, were much
enjoyed.
After few brief remarks by the
pastor, Rev. j. w. S. Robins, Rev.
DR.. w. G. Starr, president of Ran
dolph-Macon college, preached an
able and logical sermon. At the
completion of the sermon subscrip.
tons were taken, Bellows & Souires
giving $40 in addition to the $3.50
already donated. This was the
largest amount given. The $1,000.
the amount due on the edifce, was
not raised at that time, but the COL
lection at the afternoon service
brought the collections little over
the required amount, aud the edIfice
was dedicated to the worship of AL
mighty God.
The sermon delivered by DR.. Starr
in the afternoon was based upon
Matt. g: 20. clay up for yourselves
treasures In Heaven" The aim of
this discourse was to teach the great
truth that God is so much interested
in our temporal and eternal welfare.
that He has equipped us with
the ability to gather together the
treasures of earth, and then told us
what to do with our possessions
when we have won them and learned
to call them our own. Human ac-
tivity is an essential element in the
development of either IA nation or a
man. DIR. Starr is great preacher
and a great man. The people of
Bethany love him and feel very
much indebted to him for the valua-
bic services he rendered to the new
church and to the community last
Sunday. May God continue His
goodness to His faithful servant.
The new Bethany church was
commenced April 18th, 1900, and
was completed on Saturday after
noon, the total cost being $tO,262.
The pastor, Rev. j. w. S. Robins.
has been untiring in this efforts to-
word the completion of this house
or worship, which will ever stand as
monument to him.
The ladies of the church served
dinner to those desiring it. but de-
spite this fact both hotels had all
that they could do.
Large crowds came from Lancas-
ter OF the steamer Wacker, of Irv.
lngton, aud steamers Bradley and
Froehlich from Ocrans and Eubanks.