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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

driitlid, dber es entIpra9 Der bamaz
ltsen Dffentliden Metnung unb benz
oamalisen He9t; aubem bat paul Der
0ritte 1887 bic Sebler ieiner beiosn
@orsdnser reidlid pieber gut &C.
mdht.
Die Spanisr baben a~Ierbtnsa
LANCE Mibbraud' nit iener pGpItli4en
grlaubnib setrieben; aber bic Prote'
~itanten banbelten in bieier 8eaiebune
ni4t better, lie perfubren iogar piel
rabttaler. Die SolIdnber unb eng
lGnber uno bic Mmerifaner baben bic
ureinpobner na9 MDsli6feit ausse.
%rpttet, pGbrenb bic Spanier uni
portusieien iie Bios tnedteten. Sbre
Stlaperei fpar cine bel milbere, I'M
benz Der Staat ii9 bds Gisentbumss
rs6t Der Stlapsn porbebielt unb ben
8eiib an 3anb unb 2euten muir unter
Der 8ebinsung geitattete, bic 2eute in
Der driftliaen @elision gu untsrs
rt4ten.
9is gum Sdlub bes Is. Sabrbunz
berts mar es ausidliebli9 bic tatbos
Hide Stride, bic ii6 Der Snoianer
unb Neser annabm; bic proteitantis
i9en Seften tbaten 10 gut pie ni9ts
bafiir. Sn ben SiibsS taaten Noros
Mmerifa's, pie audi in Siib>@merifd,
purbe bic 8eibebaltuns Der Stlapere1
als cine 2ebensfrase betradtet, bo
man elaubte, bic pldntdsenpirtb,
|idaft ni9t pbue Stlapen betreiben 81
fOnnen.
Sn sleider @eiie re6tfertisten BIZ
8roBgrunbbeiiber in Sitpreuben uni
@nslanb bic 8%sibebaltuns Der 9Dris.
felt Der GRANDDAUGHTER, unb uniert
ameritaniide GroBinou1trie BIZ
SabritzS tlaperet.
Die Stride besiinitigt 70 tpente
bieie neueite Dirt Der Stlaserei, tpie IL
bic friibere beSinfiste. sic f0rbert'
ftets bic SreilaFuns Der Stlapen UNI
iibernabm ben Shub Der 5reiselaf:
fenen, inbem lie Diefelben inter bas
Yatrpnat unb bic 9eri6tsbarfeit be,
Stride fte1te. Wenn, tpie bic nSlinois
Staatsseituns" fast, Stlapen in Der
Dobnunsen, duf ben @iitern be,
prdlaten, 9eiftli9en unb MDn9e an
sablreidften iparen, unb Der srOBtt
Stlapenbeiiber Mittel@ Stalien's seit;
tpeilig Der papft tuar, 10 fam bas
ein5ig baber, baB bic 9iener bel
Stride unb Dor 4aen Der papft BIZ
meiften Stlapen losfauften. SieI,
air9snitlapen biirfen ni9t NIT Der
2aienftldpen pertpe9ielt perben. St'
tparen. nur Oiener, bic niemals Der.
fault iperben fonnten. Wenn maj, in
Mittelalter grpbe @erbre9er aul
Sflaberei berurtbeilte, 10 that mar
nidts anberes, als bas, mas mebrer'
u%nferer iiibliden Staaten beute nod
tbun. bic. ibre srpBen 8erbre9er ar
plantasenbalter permietben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

etnaieen In ben Ser. Gtaaten ober
CANADA ~beIebenben fatboliiaen @ez
ieaens8 ereine iinb freunolidf unb
brinsenb eriuht, fid nit benz prGiis
bent pber benz Sefretdr bes fatboli>
I6en @efellens0 ereins BON SEEM gprt
balbigit, fpdteItens Dor benz 15. No=
pember b. s., in Gorreiponbena gu
feben. Sie 4breHen folsen bier:
Rep. s. .. Red, Prdiibent bes
fatbolifden @efelens0 erein, 525 Gaft
II. StraBe, Netp Yprf pber Mr. 6.
Start, c. o. &atbpliiden @efeIena
@erein, 122 3peite Mpenue, Nep
Wprf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

ipunben Sled i'm 2e6en Der 8atboliten
u~nierer Sage beleu9tet. Bas uns
an Der Rebe Defenders gefiel mar,
bob bieieIbe cine neue unb p +
tif9e 9eleudtuns pidtiger ON
tags abrbeiten mar. 9efonbers
%interehant purbe bic Rebe bur9 bic
Die boltstbiimlide 8ortragssB eiie
bes Gebners.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

rief fie bertrauensppG I'm Siilfe an.
@s mar ibr, als ob tie in ibrem Sne
nern bic Worte pernabm: r9ebs GEE
trpit beim, es ION Dir sebolfen pers
ben, unb tie febrte berubist unb GEE
trDftet auriid. Says barauf fam Der
8orIteter zines neutrality-suspicious.
ems, perIurste is nit benz Rotbpen'
bigiten unb brd6te mehrere Der &tn'
Der Bel guten 2euten unter. 90
purbe auf bic Sirbitte Der gebenebeis
ten 9pttesmutter geboIfen - uno pte
bel taufenbe Wale f9pn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
Batter GnsIber9cr btnter oent
SuOen!- WcOt 10!

SmDen!- Rcd 70!
Dor Sabr unb Sag bat Der Sub
2ipmdn bei9lphen, bic &atboliten
nit neutrality-suspicious. gu pers
ieben, natiirli9 auf Subenart. Sein
r&ruaifir Der unbefledten Gmpfdngs
nib" mar 10 ipiberiinnig, reip. antis
fatbolii4, bab i6lieBli9 Rpm ielber
bteie iibif4e Saritellung perur>
tbeilte. @ie piele 8atbplifen auf ben
bamalisen uniinn bes Suben binsins
sefalen iinb, tperben befen 9ei4dftss
bidder aufpeiien. Sn bepptioneaer
0insen einem Suben aufiiBen. III
ni9t arg ribmli9.
SerIelbs Sub 2ipman perbreitei
nun elm reues .piberfinniges, BEN
fatbplii9en 9lauben unb Der -fat6o.
liI9en Yrdris brett piberipre6en:
bes Qnba9tszM ittel in @eitalt cine,
Mebaiae NIT Der Sni4rift: uSeius
Marb, Soiepb, prab for us."-9i E:
fen Sert 9reibt elm Subt
BEN g atbplifen Do T, Inn Self
gu MAIDEN bamit, aber teine "a:
tbpIif9e 8ebDrbe pirb ie:
mails bieien Sert bilisen. 9as peif
jebes fatbplii6s S6uIfinb, bas aud
nur bic Qnerbeilisen>2itan beritebt
@ber Der Sub, BON 8eiitli9en uni
Orb~ensfrauen bisber reihlid patro:
niiirt, fIblt ii4, troB Der erlittener
S9lappe nit benz Smmaculata
&reus, fdon 70 fOuperain, bab e
aatbolifen i4on ben grOBten uniinl
anaubieten past.
Man iast Sutpeilen, Der Sub Zip:
man lei eben um q Bis Z 2f3 proa
biliser ais tatbolii4e Sirmen. Mae
iein, aber I'm fpl6e unb iiberbaupt
um feine proSent9en laHen nit
uns BON une unb anti>fatboliI4er
Nnbd9tsbebelfern aud bon einem Su:
ben ni6t ani9mieren. Der Sub iol
erit Bel einen 2euten @ei6dft:
den MAIDEN unb uns 8atboliten MIDI
10 aufbrinsli9 perben.
Gin tpenig mebr Partei : Oisaiplir
pdre urs amerifaniI9en &atbolifer
i~iberbaupt au piiniGen. SIN beutI9er
9fside sebt bic &leriiei idarf ms
Geri6t nit Der friibsr bpdDerbienter
fatbolif9en @erlassanitalt Mans II
Resensburg, besglei6en i'm vi9ldfri,
gen" Sefterrei9 nit benz proteitanti.
fGen 8u9bruder Carl Sromme, mel
felbe gu gleider 3eit Dpn Gbriit uni
anti9riit profitiren polen. Siel
aber barf iosar elm Sub tpasen, mas
brauBen ielbf proteitanten MI,
beimli9 prpbirten. Inns perfu9t bel
Sub iGon antiztatholii4e Serte por:
sui4reiben!
I'm bteie Sdma9 aussupebsn
brdu6te es tetne groBartigen Weran'
ftaltungen. Wpate man muir aIse.
mein bas 9eiipiel Mander befolsen
tpelde ale bic aufbrinsliden 3ufen,
bungen beg feden Suben fdnuritrads
in ben papierforb befDrbern, banr
rpdre man balb, minbeftens in bieIe,
beitlen Su9e, ~iubenfrei. = s. 81. s,
I'm nSerolo bes 9laubens".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

SOprt DQr DIE uluh'H'''t""l' '"
Carroll, Defenders neil Glerus uno
2aien fi9 einmHtbig 5uiammsls
fanben.
Ser Sauptpert6 Der 3uiarnmena
funft lieot ppbl borin, baB alte
@abrbeiten betpnt tperpen. 5ur
bic 3utunFt Ionten iebo4 mebr Spsz
mata aur Debate porliegen. Us TT
ols elm rebelftanD gu be5eianen, tpenn
es Bel Der 3uiammentunft betBt:
,@prii6er fpGen mir ieBt m%lteinanper
ipreben unb p~srbanbeln9" Sn 3uz
funft 1pu Seber bemii9t iein, lsne
9unfte sur Spra6e gu bringer, iibsr
pel6e elm erniter 9ebanfenaustauId,
b. f.. cine intelligence Debate, mebr
2i6t perbreiten tann.
Sn bieIer Sinii4t tit Der geialaB
puFenbe @pltslitteratur gu perbreiter,
oetpiB mas Heues. IS foa Der ge@
i6lub aber au9 ni6t tpbter guAitabe
fein. 8ei etpas Offer fir bic quite
Ga6e, tann DieIer 8ei4lub iebr
fru6trei9 semaat tperben. Serielbe
1T audi elm mini fir ben Gentrals
gerein, bab sr rur enti4ieben petter
ftreben ION, auf Der Sabn unier tda
tbolif6es Bolt in Sosialpolitit eins
~5ufiibren. @enn bic Siibrer bes tas
t6plii6en @pltes es ni9t tbun, tpers
ben bic SOsialiften bic Grnte unses
tbeiIt fir fi4 babsn.
mir piTen ni9ts iiber So5idl>
ppIitif", idult es pielfa4 aus ben
Reiben BON glerus unb 2aien. Wftt
Re6t anttpprtete @ater s. &iimper
in Carroll trsffenb auf bieien Gins
tpanb: 6 benbesbal poaen mir
bic qrbeit bes gentrals9ereins Bee
nuben unb uns iene Bidder ani4affen.
bic mir unb has @olt bebiirfen, Inn
uns au orientiren unb in So5ialpolittt
ettpas ausaubilben." 9aber betbt es
audi an Der Spite Der gentrdlz8erz
sins : 2ifte: .Quelen gum Stubium
Der foaialsn Grase!" 8enn mir es
fpiiBtsn, bebiirfts es teines Stubiums
mebr.
= n Il
~ Batter S. 90. papes @nii6t, auf
tpeitere Srangialirung bon Seiten Der
Gtaatslegislatur NIT einem 8erz
Iansen mad nSbeilung bes S9ulz
fpnbs" gu antpOrten, mar ipobl ST.
mas perfriibt. @ir iinb eben mod
ni6t i'm @tanbe einem iol6en 8erz
Iansen ben nOthisen Na4brud gum
GrfoIse gu geben.
! 4ls Mittel, I'm bic Sutboliten raufz
suriitteln", pdre 10 cine 9orsangs=
ipeiie f9On gut, aber Der &f ben
mir babur9 beruufbei9pOren, tpdre
BON u~nierer Settle aus. ~9erabeau elm
bpffnunssloier.
so, tparum bat Der Central
Derein benin einen fpl9en 8ez
fdluB gefaBt, ben er ni9t u~usfiibren
funn9" pirb man nit Re9t frasen.
Nun, bic 9lnttpprt lit einfa6. Sn
Bridgeport nabm Der Central ersin
Elm ppIlt biges, 9riitli9>
fp5iales pro9ramm an unb bas
@erlangen na9 einem S6eile Der
S9ulgelber purbe bort nur ais
8beil bieies Programmes
onsenommen, ni9t als @insek
lno Acknowledgement 8ei9lub. Sas
dnbsrt bic Sa9e.
9ie MGnner bes gentralz@ eretns
ipifen audi, baB Tie einitpeilen SIR
Programm nur pertiinben tDnz
men. She bic prattiide Qusfibrung
frmmt, mifen einmal Glerus unb
@olt lernen bic Runbi9reiben bes 81.
@ater ni4t bel a9ten, fonbern b e.
a6ten.
Die treffli9e Rebe bes Serrn
9rof. 9. S9ulte bon Reu 0ien bat
ben Setpeis geliefert, baB mGnnli6e
&ebrtrdfte Ii4 aud auBerbal6 ibrer
8erufsurbeiten iebr perbtent MAIDEN
tDnnln.
X II
Batter s. Sungemann bon @lta
&iita bat in ieiner &nipra9e v9Nit
Ooer segen ben Strpm" 10 man9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
aatboliI6er ~aird,ens&alenoer.
Semerfnnsen stunt 4. S"~aer
6atbuItfent19.

G6In mar bic 3uiammentunft in
Carroll, Defenders neil Glsrus uno
aaien fi5 sinmiibig auiammsas
fanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

Batter s. Sungemanu bon alta
&iita bat in ieiner @nipra9e vl}it
Ubsr gegen ben Strom" 10 man9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

9ie Mdnner bes gentralz8 eretns
ipiHen audi, baB iie einitpeilsn SIR
9rogrumm nur pertiinben fDnz
men. @be bic pratttide Qusfibruns
frmmt, mifen einmal Glerus unb
@pIt lernen bic Runbi6reiben bes 81.
@ater ni4t bel a9ten, fonbern b e.
d6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

Die treffli9e &ebe bes Serrn
9rof. 9. S4uIte bon Reu @ien lat
ben Sepeis 9eIiefert, OuB mdnnli6e
&ebrtrdfte Ti4 aud auBerbal6 ibrer
8erufsurbeiten iebr perOtent MAIDEN
tDunln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

i 4ls Mittel, um bic Sutboliten raufz
suriitteln", pdre 10 cine 8orsangsz
ipeife i6On gut, aber Der 8ampf ben
mir babur9 beruufbei9pDren, tpdre
bon u~nierer Settle aus. serabeau Elm
boffnunssloier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

~ @ater s. 80. gapes &nii6t, auf
apeitere Srangialirung bon Seiten Der
Gtaatslesislutur NIT einem @ers
Iansen mad nSbeilung bes S4ul>
fpnbs" gu %antporten, mar pobl gt<
mas psrfriibt. @ir iinb eben mod
ni6t i'm Stanbe einem fol9en 8erz
{ Iansen BEN n0tbisen Na4brud gum
Grfolge su geben.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Mr. and Mrs. Ingham Roberts enter.
talned with euchre Thursday night. CON.
pimcnfary 10 their guest Mrs. Margaret
Foster OF Crockett. The games were all
The more enjoyed for the ioug rest from
right and left bower and the addition Of
some sweet music was very agreeable
one. thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs Roberts,
Mrs. Maxcy and Mr. Harry Ldstone con
t~ibuted to the pleasure Of the guests by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Brady, Miss Edythe Giraud, Miss Dell
Matthew's Miss Fannie Kate Lon and
Messrs. Austin Miller. Royston Williams,
Dallas Matthews and Prof. Hallock.
~
Invitations were received here to the
annual recital given by the pupils OF Fair.
mont school, Mon,eagie Tenn, on Thurs
das evening. They are dainilly mounted
IN pastel blue and silver. but their chief
interest in this city was ~ the names Of
two young Houstonians, Miss ADble cleve-
land and Miss Katherine AYES. that were
on the program Of the evening. Miss Clevc-
land played Rnbenstein's "Romance In T.
Fat and Chnmlnadc's scarf Dance "
AM Miss AYES Siereklng's ''Yalse Lenti''
and Bachmann'R "Glgue Brctonne." No
dnubt the reputation Of Houston was In
safe hands aud few more laurels added
to the crown that her young people have
woven for their city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

In Porte, Texas. August Arrivals at
the sylvan hotel: Mrs. o. b. Caldwell,
Mrs. A. +. Purdy Miss Alice Purdy II.
Il. {. Pe Per- W. A. soatnara ana N MiEs
II. II. Cohen aud wife, Mrs a.. A. GIN,
hons and family. George westfall and wife.
=. N. Laws, w. ). Proctor aud family,
fuer and wife. Houston; Miss NJ. Sealy aud
u,nid. W. J. Mcmahon aud wife. ID. Held.
enhelmer, Branch T, Masterson and j.
Harris, Galveston. Mrs, Carrie HIM. George
4. Dudley, w. G. Harrison, Chicago. Dr.
Van Iiillard. New York CITY; w. r, q EMP
hell and family, llampasas; Miss Annie
w. Kountze; Airs, D. T.. Porter. Jackson.
Miss; Miss .sffnie Garden. Dallas; Misses
Isabel aud Salena Garden. Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ABIDE IN Me.

When darkness for a season seems
To hide the light whose steady beams
Are shining stili, tho nor ray
Is seen, and help seems far away.
When loneliness aud doubt heset
our faith, and life become regret,
Then, dear friend. know that In this hour
Our God Is neat and With HIS power
His mighty hand with loving sweep
Rolls hack the memories that weep
lntil the STILL small voice" that said
IN olden time 'be not afraid
Is heard again, and speaks to thee
Thou art my child, abide In Me-"
Anon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
EoLlAN.


Z
Ecolus, from the fair Southwest
OF all the winds, | love thee best
with breath more sweet than mist of seas
Award Ger blooming elder trees
More fragrant than the fragile rose
That In the tangled wildwood grows,
Suggesting thoughts 1 may not know
or hNlmy cllmes mid realms OF snow;
OF ideal scenes outlined arar.
Where taughf terrestrial may dehar
The winged soul In rapturOus Hight
Ger plains OF huOyHnt. higher light,
Iraversng realms OF space, unfurled
IMlAl TINS ana some pure, outer world.
ALVIN CLAW Hrnyo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Tho Cowpens chapter, Daughters OF tho
American Revolution, Sparanburg S. c.,
was given deed to tho site of old Fort
PRICE on July 1, 1900. The chapter OF
July 4, 1901, dedicated monument ~
Ogelshy granite on the historic spot with
this inscriptions
SITE OF FORT PRINCE.
Built by the early settlers as a place of
refuge during the Indian wars -1T56-1I6l,
Occupied by the wings from November
81 to March II, 177T.
The British under the command Of Colo.
ne Tunes were driven from the fort by
the Americans under Colonel Edward
Hampton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
nla MeetInn n ReevlIle

Beeyille Texas, August 2.--The big pro,
tractcd meeting being conducted by tie
Methodists IN this city Is attracting mnth
attention and many people are mauifes'm
Key Green, pastor Of one OF the Methodist
churches OF Houston, has heen doing the
preaching for the past ten days and has
ukious questions. Quite number have
already connected themselves with the dir.
fegeut churches OF the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Messrs. Bernard and Clarence Hamilton
gave few Of their friends delightful
sail from Crescent Park Friday evening.
The guests went down by the Q O'Clock
train on the la Porte road and were
taken out over the beautiful bay in the
beat bniii for the Messrs Hamilton hy
captain ldlehrook. who also sailed her
Flle boat Is admirably adapted 10 the
waters In which she Is used aud went
swiftly and smoothly over the moonlit
hosts, were Alr. and Mrs. j. j. Mc.
Keeyer, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Crate, Miss Lucy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

W. q
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. =. +. CheS
was very CAV Thursday night. when then
youngest daughter, Anna Beth, had hum
Ter OF her friends TO spend the evening
with her The original intention was
lawn party. but the heavy downpour Of
rain put full stop to that. so the lower
floor 81 the house was emptied % all fur
nishlngs. frightened with flowers; hung
everywhere with Japanese lanterns aud
turned over to the young folk for their
very own Musicians were engaged aud
were soon busy playing for ihr dancers.
ming on a tail tu the pictured donkey Chat
hung ON the wall, for which Miss Anna
Beth had q dainty silvcrmounted paper
cuttcr for prize for thu one VINO came
nearest the donkey This was won by
Master Bert Gannon b9i The fun was
fhe young folk say ami why Shouldn't
they. win everything possible done for
Fruit, lemonade and ice cream and cake,
nlways ,poprlar always acceptable, were
Beth Ind sent out the following invitations.
which were accepted by ali within reach:
ford. Tda Wonlford Of Galveston, Audlcy
pucros, Rosinc Huston. Ruth Allen Bettie
Annie Maftin. Minnie IockInan. Mamie
shearn. Eleanor Robertson Marguerite
Strong Hester Tankersley, Allnp and win.
nic Griffin Minister'S Bert and Don Cannon.
Gus and Roy Street. I'd nul Do forest
ueunls. John Woolford. Willie Sprong.
scr Marston. McGrew Wilson. Ttitz Dyer,
John Scott Stewart Dclrndo Bumet' Ross,
Laurence. Carr and Pendleton Turner.
Among the older ones were pr. ana Mrs.
j.. o. HogC Mr.. and Mrs tfrlTifhS Mrs
Hihg MISS OniH a. Queen MISS Mamie Ethei
~, , r. p,.
-, ~, ,,.,..I,,,'
Nv 'uisl' 49," q
~ ", az tWeHS "'s' ~,
t"S Wy" ppoulit ,aS' "onu'y' ptPinR
~. s",N NO''nie ,siiu u'l'N u hlS W.
STUN my NC p"Sseu unuo'.''u, l"ey ~
',,u l", i'ienus % Tue boy oou just ielt
ltavlng out, however those OF the gentler
s.x This was "a ,pronrl,r , ,,o,.,,,,,o,,t
mad to on tbrr Ga III ~ ~ ,,, III ,ir 10
living u5tbi, ,t.a,S ttn 'n nt,} ur"s E itiiS
~ H. " piesr lr'gf linus audins gTsailg
Vas sS,,a g,,d ,,,t ny v Tthc'' ts p Ig.'
,,sst SOM ma s9GI muse ny MSs hate Bring
rntcr,iia" ,is9 tuu ,iNeu,ltffN' ,Huu SSVluc
fh!eyI,n ,af re- by MISS Nena Wal
,i, pu' ne Fieaiest 'llnusemeul OF me
S,rr}S Wn ar ''eu oA Mr. iirIIsE DIer >
h that Ine snd maze g pgiPed di FIVE "
~" ~ ~ irlsusmvS, me IeShihehlS We're
am reciated Thus the t,,rninD p",nt " w Z,
young life was pleasantly marked and
as Eoou Mtsies ior many mGre mile
H. no viii have long ana b6nnJ iife
Tire following gentlemen were lnvitrd Mr.
N Mnlie snst, oI A,t9ame, Mt Aoner Cook q
Msssrs. Wade and pleasant Kittrell. Bayioi
Boines. Turner Williamson. Henry and All
ecu Dyer T TTen e, m9ot WiihaI S9ehr9n
wKlte. Lee Fossspd Luther sullivan r'I an,
Arthur Burton.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
lllustrious Confederate Names.

lIustrious Confederate Names.
Galveston Saturday Review.
There is in Galveston at present young
lady from New Orleans who in her own
glrlish self combines two names famous In
the days of civil strife This true daugh-
ter of the Confederacy Is Miss Margie
Ayenyo, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Drouilhet Were these Southern States to-
day kingdom, as In oden days, and great
generals who won distinction In time of
achievements, this young lady would be u
princess OF that realm. Her mother was
Miss Beauregard, the daughter of General
Peter G. I Beauregard name when In
the eYenttul sixties was one to COnjure
With, The illusrlous and much loved
Beauregard, though in itself sufficient. is
not the only famous bond which claims this
Noung lady OF the Confederate States of
America, The fame and honor which was
General BenurpgardS Throughout the South
pie OF New Orleans gave to the name of
AVenyo. Thus on the paternal side as
well comes deeds of houOr to the Confeh.
crate cause. Many Galvestonians today
whose youth was spent in New Orleans
can we'll remember Ayenyo MS general Of
nn ever-honOred presence, whether in the
life of Canal street orr In the turbulent
~, NJ tutler : possession of New
Orleans These redoubtable names need no
49,. ps le 90 give tnem nscrndancy. No
pecmge is necessary in the South; Southern
load Is alone refinement, for with Father
Ryan comes the line:
How many glorious name for us
They lcft. Would 1t not be "a blame for us
II their memories part
From our land and heart"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
July Ia. 1850.
Amor patriae.


The Cowpens chapter has added to its
cabinet Of relies some pieces OF wood, a
few crooked and rusty nails. small niece
81 marble and bullet from the site OF
Fort Prince The wood and nails were
taken from the first house built In Iaurens
county. South Carolina. by Jonathan
Downs, revolutionary soldier aud the
grandfather Of VIII Farley the famous
Confederate scout kS.T
Dallas.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-08
GAVE UP HER RELIGION.

Saratoga Girl Embraces Hebrew Faith
 to Meet Sweetheart's Scruples.
 New Haven. Feb S.-May Prindle of Saratoga fought for five years against n love which meant tearing her from kindred and home, from creed and church. She found it losing fight and to-day she renounced the Episcopal church for the Hebrew religion in order that she might become the bride of the man she loved.
 In 1896 she met Morris Goldbaum, a Awealthy merchant tailor of Howard ssavenue, New Haven, in Saratoga. Their troth was plighted before the close of their yaca ton. Each declined to give up his own religion and the parents of both threatened to disown their children if either married into Ae others church. Not till the dawn oE the twentieth century did either weaken. Then Miss Prindle told her sweetheart that she would take not only the vows which would make her his bride, but member of his church as well.
 The wedding took place here We'd nesday evening and was social event among the bridegroom's friends. The Rev Rudolph Funck of this city ofti- ciated, assisted by the Rev Dr Adler and the Rev MT Levy of New York city. None of the brides relatives was present. They do not object to her husband, but they are not yet recon ciled to her renunciation of her re- Qslon.