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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
PROTECTING A RAPIsT.

Company Of Militia Called Out in Miss
issipp for that Purpose.
Jackson. Miss, August 15.-Goyernor
Longino this afternoon ordered the Gov
ernor's Guards OF this city 10 protect q
negro charged with assault on white wo
man last night at Sardls. The company
left az . o'clock for Sardis.
The Negroes name is James Dunning. Last
night the deputy sheriff of Pamela county
tried to take the prisoner out of the county
for safety but was presented by force
from doing so.
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Thomas Arnold Hioh School.

Temple, Texas, August t5.-Prof. r. ].
witt of the Thomas Arnold high school Mt
Salado was In the city yesterday and says
the new school building will be ready for
occupancy about the middle OF September.
II VIII be remembered that the old school
building burned in the early summer.
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rRoopS on rHE SCENE.

sardis, Miss. August Ia company Of
the Governors Guards OF jackson arrived
here at O'Clock tonight with orders to
protect james Cunning, negro charged
with assaulting n white woman near here
The so.dies marched to the jail and at
tempted to take the negro to the south
bound train In an effort to spirit him away,
but the train pulled out before the party
reached the depot. The negro was re-
turned to the jail and is now being guarded
by the militia.
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Dallas, Texas, August l5.--The arbltra-
tlon committee Of the Texas Grain Deal,
ers' association held an all day session NJ
the Oriental hotel The committee Is com.
posed OF j. u, Keel OF Gainesville. w q.
Bracket OF sherman and W. B. Harrison
Of Mckinney. Secretary II. b. Dorsey OF
Weatherford, {. H. Gribbel OF sherman
and others who had cases for arbitration
were before the committee.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Funeral OF Jake Weiner

The remains Of Mr.. Jake welner Will
arrive from Dallas AT 9 o'clock this morn.
ing via the Houston and Texas Central
railroad and the funeral will occur at 4
o'clock this afternoon from the residence
Of Mr. Archie Zornwsky, 1914 Texas ave
nue. Deceased has been n resident or
Houston for number % years. but was
temporarily so1ourning In Dallas. when
called on 10 answer the final summons
He held membership with the Odd Eel
lows, Red Men and Woodmen. The place
OF lnterment win be determined upon this
morning.
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Australian Pnnilist Dead.

San Francisco, August 10 News Of the
death Of Otto Cribb. the Australian
nugilist, has just been received. On the
nisht Of july ~ Cil'h fought Mickey
Dunn at Sydney before the Galety Ath-
liz club, The tight lastel nine rounds
and ended In a Knockout Dunn being the
victor. The next morning Crihh was found
dead In bed, crib was well known on
the coast having fought several battles
here. His real name Is A. O. Simpson,
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MARRIED A CUBAN GIRL.
Lieutenant Henry Watterson of United
States Army a Benediot

States Army Benedict.
Philadelphia, August 10,-Lieutenant Hen
ry watterson, U. S. A., son OF Mr.. Henry
Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, aud Miss Blanca Esther Casanova
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Juan Casano a
formerly OF Cuba. but now resident here,
We're married at noon today In this city
The bride liz the niece of General Casa
nova, who was killed in battle during the
CuDan-Spanish war. She met Lieutenant
Watterson In Cuba soon after the Ameri-
can forces landed on the island
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eAsEeALL SUNDAY.
The Firemen VIII Meet Good Club
from Brennan.

The Brenham baseball club will play the
fremen next Sunday The visitors have
strong club, not having been defeated
this season. They are practic ng daily for
the coming game which no doubt viii q
Interesting, as the home team are pm, ing
up good game now and deserve pat on
age Ladies VIII be Admitted to IA e.
ahC grand stand free. Umpire Proctor vi /
cal play promptly at 1 p. ~.
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Tried and Sentenced.

Charlotte, y. C., August 15-rhe negro.
Moroe, who yesterday confessed to as
sauliing white woman, was today tried
ana sentenced 10 he hanged September 49,
The Jury was out less than three minutes.
4 company Of local militia was ordered
ont late last night 10 protect the prisoner
from threatened lynching.
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1.1oit. eoohei SWINE timN
ciriy,e ana 2 half furlongs--sambo LADY
rr,tinn' rlorrle >. Time 1;10h
=. mlie and thrce-sixtaeuths sellin,1 /,
Srara, bathurst, SwordSman. Time ? az
Six fnrl 'ngs, selling Matt Honan Re-.
'chs. bazel Hughlett. lime l.ibls.
81. Barnes, Grantor. Tine ,Soi si''e' y
Ill, ~, sell,ng-1he Wag. Empyreal. Pi.
rates Daughter Time 1:4ai5
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peath II Landy RiIIups.

Wednesday evening nj ST. Joseph's InGrm-
AIRY from an attack ~ malariai fever The
body was prepared for burial by Messrs
Rcss & Wright and IL being held to await
the arrival n MIR d. s.. Delery, the con.
tractor by whom the deceased has been
employed at New Caney. Very little Is
known concerning the relatives OF deceased
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comanohe outlines.

Comsnche Texas August 15-The Rap
list people are holding meeting The
pastor. Rev. Hitchcock, is assisted by Rev.
Watson OF Sonora, Texas.
West Texas presbytery Will meet here
Friday week A good attendance Is eS
pected.
It is reported that the public school will
not open until October 1.
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then a nourishing little frontier town.
who're IL has been since until last year.
when II bccunia necessary for new house
of worship aud Il was moved to Winonn.
M Mount Carmel had ali died away s4icn
The railroad has rum through the country
and placed a station and made town
here.
This meeting Is the frat protrnctcd meet
iua I'd "a the new church huilring,
After the meeting closed a collection OF
$50 was taken to paint the church.
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MOS ATTAcKEp lie jail.
Guards Dispersed Crowd and Militia
Was Ordered Out

Charlotte. y. c., August 15.-About 300
people gathered in front OF the jail here
late last night and demanded that William
Monroe. n negro charged with criminal as
sault be delivered 70 them. The mob WIS
addressed by several lawyers and later
made an effort to enter the prison, but
guards and finally dispersed Early this
morning Judge Hoke ordered troops to the
jnil and no further trouble is feared.
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RELIGIOUS.
~ Adventist Cannp Nicotine.

t'lebarne, Texas. August 14.-Seyeral
hundred people are attending the large Ad-
yertist camp meeting and new tents have
heau nlaeed every day 10 accommodate the
incryaso IN numbers IL Is interesting 10
visit their encampment. which T. vertid
helng "a II regular distance with mill
lInrY nrcclslOn.
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Max SamueIs Dead

Max samuels, aged 80 det this morn.
ipging a. his home. 100 Hamilton. corner
Tease. whence the funeral will take ~ ee
this afternoon at > o'clock. Hc had ben
ailIng for some time and had returned to
the city oulY Yesterday
The funeral ceremonies will be conducted
hy Houston Aefie No. %, Fraternai order
Of Eagles
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Nashville, August 15--Chattanooga won
out today after appearing to be hopelessy
defeated. When the seventh inning he
gan it was to in favor of Nashville,
but just there the visitors got famili r
with Blackburn and tied the score Then
in the ninth with one man out. Whistler
singled. went to second on Swaclna's h {
and scored the winning run on Wentz's
drive to center.
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Work on Natatorinn1.

beaumont Texas, August 10. Among the
many modern improvements now under
way IN beaumont is a natatorium, which is
eing constructed 'n the corner af MiHun
a very. good crop. Speaking further Of the
Is to be made tirst class III every Iuriipu.
Hr and Will no doubt enjoy spcnnnl
patronage, as there Is moth NJ II the Kind
in the city. The waite. from the artcslnn
we'll at the court house viii he used.
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customs Tariffs in South Africa.

London. August 10, The colonial secre'
tary, Mr.. Chamberlain, Informed Sir John
Roileston, conservative, IN the house Of
commons today that the customs tarlf OF
the Transvaal and Orange River colonies
mad not vet been taken In hand. But there
was no intention ~ adopting a system 81
protective discrimination against foreign
goods.
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A General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Reunion n snlnhur sprlnna.

Greenylle Texas, August 1.-THE re-
union of the scattered remnants OF the
famous Confederate brigades Of Ross. Bctor
and Grnnbury takes place at Sulphur
Springs today and tomorrow and n NUM-
tendance.
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southern Leaaue Nicotine.

Chattanooga, Tenn, August IA meet
ing Of the directors Of the Southern league
Will be held in this city tomorrow night
to take action on the temporary suspension
of President Kent. 1t is probable that a
meeting
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flcsp, 1--WE and half furlonps- I'm,
Il ny Right lis. Smart SCI 11S Co d
\ iA, Founding 1O7, Whisky King
Ese Of MAY ITO, Grail 1D1, Gay boy
nv l. lO2. Andy Williams 102. Lady
IN mile and an eighth Mcleod Of
IL Nitrate 96, Alsike 1U3, The
A IA lnfallible IS.
|bssSSerwlek, full course-The Bachelor
Llncn l6S zlnzIber 102.
~ I'VE and a half furlongs Broad
ny Standardized ITO, iridesc nj
,d 100 Step Onward 1o7, High
IN Vi Batyah i02, Pest 107, Illum-
INK Trump 105, Mels ersinger 10.
Rml iVI, Wooden 10, Rag Tag IL !,
eEa 10, Geraldyn lilo.
xxx mile and a sixteenth Decant T
w Bay Boy 50.
tDg and heavy.
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Two commandants Wounded.

MIddlesburg. Cape Colony, August b.
Colonel Gorrlnge has had successful en-
gagement With General Crltzinger and
Commandants Erasmus Piper aud CAchet
near Steynsburg August IL, Erasmus aud
Cachet were mortally wounded-
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sharrita WllI be- AppoInted.

Washington. August 15.-The appointments
OF Mr.. sharrlts, now a member Of the
board Of general appraisers at New York.
10 he the American representative In China
Ia connection with tanf Affairs Is nov
practically Determined upon.
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Extreme Outsider Won.

|loga, y. Y, August 15.--The Kenn r
were won today by the extreme out
Baron Pepper.
and sixteenth, selllng-Alfred VAR
Hammock, Barbara Frletsche. Time,
Z furlongs, neutrality-suspicious., Ben
pu. kilogram. Time. l.26 1-5.
and three furlongs, the Kenner
Tor 3-year-olds-B Baron Pepper, All
Black Fox. Time, a:21 AZ.
and a half furlungs Flora Pomona,
*, 0etawaha. Time, 1:10 40.
and seventy yards-Lucent, Arak,
rior. Time, LAT 40.
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NnrIcr ma rAGIrs

An members OF the Frstern1I Order Of
Eagles will meet nj knights 81 is thiaa
hall Burns building. this afternoon at go
o'clock to attend the fun raj II ,nir late
brother Max Samuels. Al members are
expected ia attend
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Kitchener Says Roers Shot Wounded.

London, August 15.-Ilord Kitchener's
mail dispatches the subject Of the
Vladfonteln fight OF May 20 say;
There seems IN be no doubt Of five or
six cases of shooting of British wounded
by the Beers
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.ssssssssesssss..sss.ee.sss.
HAS HAYS REsleNEpr
Il Is Reported that the S. p.
President Is Out.

TFestucnt Is Out-
San Fisncisco, August l5.--It is
reported here that {. NJ. Hays.
president of the Southern Pacific,
has resigned. The retirement OF
President Hays Is said to be due to
the cur,ailment of his powers since
the transfer Of the road to HART
man interests by the speyers was
made President Hays is under con
tract with the Southern Pacific for
FIVE years az salary of $4,000 a
year He could not he seen today
and his secretary declined to discuss
the report
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Little Rock, August 15.-Ltte Rock de-
feated Shreveport this afternoon in good
game in which McCloskey's fine work was
the feature. Shreveports only run was
made on a base on balls, wild throw and
long fly to outheld. Attendance 800.
r. II e
Shreveport ......,. 900 COL 401- 8 10 1
Little Rock ........1Ql 600 BOX \
Schatfstall and Montgomery; McCloskey
and lynch.
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New Court House for Crockett County.
San Angelo, Texas, August 13.-work VIII
soon begin on the erection OF d new court
house for Crockett county at Ozona. the
county seat. the contract having been let
10 a San Antonio firm for $4,000.
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10 sHAMRocNs UNDERTOOK.
Cup Challenger Resembles the Columbia
Below the Water Line.

Below the Water Line.
/ New York, August 10 Shamrock II went
into dry dock early today and American
experts had their first chance TO study the
lines Of the craft Sir Thomas Upton has
sent over In his second attempt to ut
the Americas cup. Yachtsmen Who went
70 tho Erie basin today with the expecsn-
ION Of sei ing something In the way Of a
radical departure In yacht designing We're
doomed 10 disappointment. The cup ehal-
lenrcr resembles the Columbia very much
III far rs her underhody aud I'm are u
eerred That the shamrock II Is dan
gernus opponent was conceded by the ex-
nerts who saw her today From her easy
entrance forward 10 her clean run aft
III re is power and speed IN every line
An the curves are true aud easy and there
Is nothing crude or coarse IN any Of them
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IN. Fails Harness Races.
49,. n T., August l5.-Grand cir
I;is class 49, 49,
~ sA time 200. "uD'''
\ Won VIAL purse eiOOO--Royal X.
Best time 2;05ss.
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Memphls. August Is. -MemphIs detented

Memphis, August 15.--MemphIs detented
New Orleans today in game full of err
rors and hard hitting, Robb outpitched
Dannehower and the local teams errors
Il II e
Memphis .......1 1903 Ol0 Pix s 10 1
New orleans ...... .Ol0 oil O01-- 10 9
bolt n
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challenoe, for Breton's Reef Cup.

Newport. r. l.. August 15.-rhe under
standing is general among the yarhtsmen
Il re effect that Mr.. Lawson WIN ehal
ienge Royal Phelps Carroll for the Breton's
Reef cup. thereby giving the lnlependene'
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NAL ARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless CALL Tonic cures Ma
iaria; soc.
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NATIoNAL LEAGUE.

St Louis, August 15.-The st. Louis team
allowed Chicago TO take today's game
through ragged work in the field.
ST. Louis .........o oil 600 600 . 10 3
Chicago ...,. OO3 100 600 4 A
Powell and Shriver Hughes and King.
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FOR PALE. slcKLYl Gill pREN.
Groves Tasteiess chill Tonic.
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New York. August 15.-New York got
the worst Of a doubIe-he with BOSTON
today The latter beat the home team In
the first game by consecutive batting. In
the second game. when it looked as though
the New Workers had safe lead, the Bos-
tons developed batting streak and tied
the score The game was called ON account
Of darkness.
First game-Score-- II III n
New York - OO1 600 COL q
BOSTON ...- .OO1 O10 O1O-- II ?
LeItner and Warner; Pttlnger and Kit
trcdge.
second game-Score II n
New York $500. 700 eO3 100 90 y
Boston ......... ~ 600 2pl % " u
Matthewson and Warner; Nichols, Moran
and Kittredge.
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Philadelphia, August i5.-The home team
won by opportune hitting. though the Wis
tiers gave the local enthusiasts scare
IN the NTH inning, in which the score was
Milwaukee ....... 900 040 COO ii 4
Philadelphia 1929. .121 0OO 11X- I
Hustlng and Maloncy; Wilt and Pow
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AMERICAN LEArGE-

Baltimore, August IL. The Clevelanis
won mainly through poor fielding by the
loea players,
Score n r.
Baltimore .......... 100 O22 OO0- : Z
Cleveland ......... POI Ol0 203- . II .
Wood.
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a.. oslnar Park Winners.
august lS.-six furlongs-Hun-
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lemorial Monuments to Martyred Presidents.

- crcditable 90 the American
Neople that I'm the hour OF ma
Nonal grief and mourning AN al
- most universal suggestion shoulf
arise for permanent memorials
10 tite elevated character Of oui lats
prcsidenI William Mckinley Every
tribute save this last had been already
oHcfed by people sorrowing over his
scftn and dqsirOus OF intoxicating the
lesson ef h6 life. Nav the proposition
comes from every part of the country
ind from many towns and cities that
fnonuments be erected in conspicuous
locations. Whatever may be the out
rome Of this spontaneous fuggeSt ion.
here is no doubt that some testmo.
nisl VIII soon be made that shall even
u1ily assume tangible shape In endur-
|ng bronze and marble
The high sopled patriotism OF the
Nmerican people h always shown on
pm occasion like the present when. de-
spite the differences Of opinion ana
breed. all unite I'm Offering a need OF
ributc TO the man twice chosen To
stand as their exemplar Americans
lre quick 20 perceive unusual merit
nd quick to respond TO appeals for rec
bgnition as convincingly shown by the
nemorials they have already raised to
he two martyred presidents who We're
tut short In their great careers by as
easslns' bullets and whom the nation
WAS thus Called -tst-rr-to mourn No
bne need be reminded who they were.
For the names Of Lincoln and Garfield
pre- inextricably Interviewer into the
Fery tissue OF our history as a nation,
The movement for a memorial to Lin
toln began within ten days after he
Nas shot A meeting WAS held at
fprinGheld, H., on the Gath of April.
S65. when q committee was appointed
O select a site for a monument Ii was
Intended 20 erect this monument near
he center OF tho city. but on the day
bf the funeral Mrs. Lincoln EXPRESSED
desire 10 have il placed az Oak Ridge
cemetery. whore She hoped her hus-
bands remains wonid find final rest
ng place. The National Monument as
ociation was incorporated. and more
han s200o 200 was raised, bat the dedi-
alton did not take place tin Oct Is
S7i Even then after this long delay
nj i'm spite of the intention OF the
onors OF money for the purpose (con-
riDutions having come from all parts
Z tho country the magnificent monu-
nental pile was soon found to be OF
aulty construction.
ON the night of Nov. Z, 1876. some
houls forced an entrance into the cat
3cornb beneath the monument and
Would have removed the remains had
hey not been apprchended on the spot.
irs. Lincoln was inferred there i'm 1852
beside her husband and her two sons.
nd a guard WAS kept around the tomb
or years, or unti the first Cleveland
administration
The remains of the great president
Eere removed ten times between the
3rst interment at Oak Ridge and their
nal sepulture beneath the renovated
|nonument. In. 1884 brick arch sup
PORTING the monument fell in ruin. and
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While Il viii be impossible TO describe
this memorial from lack Of space. let Il
suffice that ID has been called one OF
the most magnificent mausoleums I'm
this country. AT the dedication many
men were present who have since pass
ed away. notable among them being
Major William Mckinley. General w
Il. sherman, ex-President Hayes and
President Harrison. who made the
principal speech OF the occasion.
The civic virtues and universal popu-
larity OF President Garfield are also
coinmemorated by the statue erected
in Washington in 1857 by his comrades
OF the Army OF the Cumberland. Al.
though IL was Garfield the soldier they
knew best and loved. he is represented
as the eloqLan statesman standing
upon massive pedestal In the attitude
OF the orator. while around the base
three figures are placed emblematic of
his career as student, soldier and pub
licist. As background there is Capt.
tol park, with tho vast bronze dome
towering above the trees. There are
other statues and busts OF GARFIELD In
various parts Of the country, one OF the
former having been raised in Cincin-
natl. O.. six years after his death.
Abounding az IL does in statuary OF
a miscellaneous sort, our national cap
ital has no suitable monuments 10 its
greatest statesmen and soldiers A great
memOrtui bridge across the Potomac.
with colossal statues ~ Washington
and Lincoln as its central features,
having been planned, IL is now suggest
ed that in addition there be statues OF
Garfield, Mckinley. Grant and Lee,
thus perpetuating the deeds Of our great
presidents and military commanders in
one united testimonial 10 endure for all
the ages.
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ws,y,yc FOR nroRr.y,oS.

There is deal OF difference, II Ia
hardly necessary 10 say between writ
ing books for a living and writing them
as a sort OF recreation. John Henry
Shorthouse is not one OF the best
known English authors, but he has
scored at least one literary success BY
profession Mr.. Shorthouse is chem.
ical manufacturer yet In ism Ingle-
SAINT" he has written religious novel
OF which many eminent people, includ-
ing the late Mr.. Gladstone, spoke words
OF praise. There are several different
stories told I'm connection with the
book, which was Mr., Shorthouse's first
literary venture. II Is said that he
was occupied for fourteen years in
writing IL and that he laid IL by for
eleven years more before offering IL TO
publisher IL lis also stated that be-
fore publisher had the refusal of the
work IL had been printed by its author
for private circulation. Anyway. there
was no doubt about the success of The
novel when the public had an opportu-
nifty OF buying il. MIR. Shorthouse has
since written FIVE other books.
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tho town where she first saw the light
OF day. In christening her, II is said.
faio exposition
George w. Cables new novel. The
Cavalier, VIII be published without pre-
Sious serial publication. The Cavalier"
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H. Breckinridgo Of Arkansas. hut
whether he will accept ~ is not yet
known.
Of tho Nashville division of the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad. was ten-
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ing a musical composer Of great merit.
musical strain seems to run in the
family. for she inherited the talent
from her mother. and her sister. Mile.
Lund, holds the position Of professor
Of singing at tho University Of SYRIA
cuse, New York Her musical compost
tons have caused furore I'M Paris
and Berlin, but she herself prefers do
meEticity 30 society and social enter
tainments and has a fad for connecting
novel soups and salad dressings with
which to fegale her friends