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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
THE SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
Held Opening Session Of Annual Con.
yention at New Orleans Yesterday.
AAN CONFERENCE WILL MEET TODAY
Woman's Baptist Union viii Also Open
Their Sessions Today--Convcntio
Win Last Until Monday.

New Orleans, May 9.-The opening ses
sion 'of the convention of the Southern
Baptists was held today In the First Pres
oyterian church. fair attendance being
present, The Baptist Young Peoples I'm
Ion Is In charge of the program today. The
main convention and the Womans Baptist
Union open their session tomorrow. The
convention will last until Monday. Fully
400 delegates are In the city. Ex-Gov-
ernor Northen of Georgia and Governor
Eagle of Arkansas, and u president aud
Vice president respectively, of the con
Nention are here.
The Young Peoples Union opened the
session with an address by Dr. {. s, Gard
Grafton OF the social power, followed by
an address by Or. j. w. Conley of Chi
cago. The first business of the afternoon
was the election of officers MS follows;
PRESIDENT Rev. l.. 0. Dawson, y. D., Tns-
calooso. Ala; first vice president II. 5.
handler OF Corinth, Miss; second vice
president, Prof. VI. l.. Brltton OF ATLANTA.
Ga; secretary, w. w. Gaines of Atlanta,
DR. w II. Broughton of Chattanooga.
Tenn, spoke on the organization OF nur
Nouug people for public work in the local
churches. Two-mlnute talks ON practical
work followed
The night session was taken up by dis
cuSslon on the Twentieth century Bap-
list his equipment for service. Or. c. IL.
Broughton of Clinton. Miss, spoke on the
intellectual side aud DR.. l.. G. Bronghton
of Atlanta. on the spiritual side. The
the First Presbyterian church, while the
Womcns Missionary Union will convene
in the Young Mems Christian Association
nan. There Will be fully 5000 Visitors
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RIOTS BECOMING SERIOUS.
Enormous Crowds Participated in Dis.
turbaaces at Barcelona.
AGlTATORS TO Be COURT MARTIALED
Weyler Telearaphed Captain General OF
Barcelona 10 Reply with Arms to
Cries OF Death to Spain.

Madrid, MAY a.--An enormous crowd OF
peoplc participated in Yesterdays rioting
ut Barcelona The rioters endeavored 10
stop work In the factories which resulted
In collisions with the troops A number of
soldiers are attempting to withdraw. over
100 anarchists. socialists and extreme
Galatians have been arrested. Twcnty-one
notorious anarchists. including Chiefs Bo.
faruli and Foncuhert. have been taken on
board the warship Pelayo.
General Weyler. minister Of war. has
teleeraphed to the captain general Of Bar
celona You win reply by arms to every
cry of death 10 Spain
The latest dispatches today say order has
been restored, troops occupy the suburbs OF
barcelona where the majority OF the fac
tories are situated and work has been re-
sumcd
The cabinet has decided that all agitators
are to he tried by court martial. The for
eign anarchists viii be expelled from the
country.
The government Will present to the court
bills In the interest of the working
classes but there wiit he no compromise
With the Galatians of separate tendency,
Henday, France, May o. Further adviccs
from barcelona, Spain, show that more
persons were killed aud many wounded
there yesterday. Tho situation is grave.
The garrison numbers 5000 men. AdNiccs
from Bilbao say there Is great agitation In
the mining region.
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THE VOLUNTEER FlREMEN.
Committee Reports Were Read and
Adopted; Chemicals Approved.

Committee Reports Were Read and
Adopted; Chemicals Approved.
sherman Texas May 0.Vice President
Ed Kaufman of Austin today assembled
the Texas State Fireman's association for
its second days proceedings After roll
can, President Alternately took the chair
ana received the report of the credentials
coniuttee. Committee reports were called
for. All were passed except the discus
sion. should not all departments adopt
chemical engines: II not. why nottn The
affirmative was adopted by viva voco
vote.
After the report of working committees,
upon motion the chair appointed Kone OF
san Marcos, Kaufman Of Austin aud Story
OF I.ockhart committee to secure names
OF deceased members of the association
ard have them engraved on the monument
a! Austin
AZ the afternoon session the association
was most pleasantly entertained with an
address from Ginger" (Cnrl Drakc) of
Austin The memorial committee then re,
ported Convention adjourned al 3 n. M.
At e O'Clock there was an exhibition by
the Kansas CITY fremen on the plaza and
tonight an exhibition of fireworks Mt the
GA Settlers park, These features have
drawn thousands OF visitors TO sherman
other than fremen and their friends.
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WORK OF METHODIST.
Bishop Key Says the New Orleans Con-
ference Was an Enthuser.

Bishop Key Says the New Orleans Con-
ference Was an Enthuser.
sherman, Texas, May 9.Blshop Key has
just returned from the missionary confer
cnce at New Orleans and the meeting of
the college of bishops at Louisville, at
which session he was apportloncd to the
Indian and three Arkansas conferences.
When asked what he thought OF the in
tiuence and effect oI the New orleans mis-
slonary conference. he said: at was glo-
rions and 1t has enthuscd those inter
Hstcd at home. and put fresh zeal In the
hearts of the missionaries abroad. We
expect to hear continued good reports
from them We have assurances that the
amount raised this year will be greater
than ever before not counting in the
$4,000 collected AT the conference, which
we regard ms an overflow fund, AS gen
eral proposition ! can conserV0tiVely state
that the New orleans conference has re-
suited In more good than has come from
and We have had IN the past some great
conferences.
What steps have been taken ABOUT OK
tending the work into our new posses
sions and those countries over which there
Is likely to be more or less American
lnhucncef' asked The Post correspondent.
'rhr Northern church will he allowed to
establish all the Methodist missions in
the Philippines and Porto Rico. while
the Southern church will he In complete
This is because the Philippines are nearer
the Eastern missionary bases of the North
ern church and Porto Rico is more ac-
ccssible 10 New York, while Cuba is al
most as much a part of the South as
sionny work in these fields by the re-
spectNe churches will, in my judgment
be quite rapid
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HAYS WILL FIGHT RULE.
he Has Filed a Suit for Damages
Against Western Jockey Club.
A CONSPIRACY TO CONTROL RACING
is Aleaed-He Raced at Little Rock and
Nashville in Violation Of Rule
2oS and Was Outlawed.

Louisville. Ky, May ct =. Hays Hled
suit this afternoon in the jefferson circuit
court for $4,000 damages against the New
Louisville Jockey club. The suit Is based
on the action of the Western Jockey club
In declaring Hays horses outlaws. Hays
In his petition says that the New Louis,
Vile Jockey club is a member OF the West.
ern Jockey club. which organization, he al.
leges. is conspiracy TO control racing In
the South and West. BY rule 20S owners
that race on tracks not members Of the
Western Jockey club arc barred from it's
tracks. Hays says he raced at Little Rock
ana Nashville and was therefore outawed,
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At Morris Park.

New York. May a,-Six furlongs lsia,
Margeravit. Katherine. Time i;ibN,
Tho Harlem, mlo--FIammock, luminosity.
The Regent. Time 1;43i9.
Five furongs-Port Royal, Friar Tabor.
Lockct Time l0iN.
Four and half furlongs- Amelia, Sweet
Glover, Champagne. Time ;otla.
The Croton handicap, six furlongs~King
Ref, Belle Of Lexington, 'Ehe Musketer.
Time t:lS.
Mile Bonnlbcrt, Or. Barlow, Sidney Lu-
cas-. Time I:i2h.
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TEXAS w. C. T. U.
Granbury Has Extended Warm Wei
come to the Deleqates.

Granbury, Texas. May 9.-The nineteenth
session Of the Woman's Christian TEN.
pcrance Union convention was formally
ononcd this morning Mt o o'clock by Mrs.
Stoddord, the president. There were In
attendance seventyhve visiting delegates
and m.mbers. Many more delegates will
arrive latcr.
The word Welcome" greets the eye on
every turn. even the saloons are pro
fusoy decorated.
The convention is enthusiastically doing
its regular work. This evening solemn
memorial service was he'd and many were
the Kind words spoken of the departed
friends. Back of the rostrum is large
United states flag, and only one banner Is
".'o "hoye OLD Tory. that is the banner
of Christ.
H. r. i'rcndergast who Is 81 years old.
sent check for So to the convention.
The evangelist superintendent reported
nineteen conversions at one union, report.
ed 5000 pages OF literature distributed,
Tho presidents of numerous districts made
fine reports. Mrs. Mamie Curtis, State
lecturer reported her work.
The largest audience that ever assem-
blcd at the Methoiis, Episcopal church
greeted the convention tonight and listened
to the welcome addresses and responses
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THAT PRIZE FIGHT CASE.
Galveston County Grand Jury Again In
structed to Take II Up.

Galveston, Texas. May 9.-captain
Brooks and Lieutenant Baker, the two
Texas State Rangers who were summoned
TO Galveston as material witnesses In the
third investigation by the grand jury Of
the alleged violation OF the State prize
eight law at Galveston By pugillsts Joseph
choynsh and Jack Johnson. have returned
to their homes at Alice.
The cause OF their retieence concerning
tho purpose of their visit here was ex-
planned later by the aati-prize hght charge
Which Judge Amen delivered on the oeca-
zion Of the impanellIng OF tue May grand
While neither OF the pugiists Ii in the
Stnie and With but little Likelihood that
either win return except Ia the custody q
n deputy sheriff the State Is understood
10 ve standing by the declaration made by
tyuernor Sayers that the ease would he
energeticaily prosecuted before successive
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Killed hy an Enalne

Grcenville. Texas, May 9.-Mrs X. L..
yittltoc Of Caddo Mills was killed here
TODAY by Katy switch engine. She was
n n carriage with her husband and othsr
members Of the family when shaft
broke. causing the horse to run away. The
animal dashed In front Of the engine AMI
The vehicle was demolished. Mrs. ylttitoe
fell between the rails and the engine step
passed over her body inlictlng Injuries
from which she died NJ 2 o'clock. No one
else of the party was hurt.
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BOTH HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Mother and Son Have Preliminary
Hearing on Charge Of Murder.
Malakofr, Texas, May s.-The last two
days have been devoted to examining trla
of John B. O'Donnell. charged with II
murder OF his father at this place g
night OF May 1.
After examination of some half
the host OF witnesses. the
abruptly closed yesterday eve
BY agreement of attorney. a.. =. DC. 10
Tense and for the prescott 70
ton was stopped and So. 90
to Justice w. NJ. Moo, 81
the submission applSCO $40 ~
OF John II. O'Donne q
his mother Mrs. joy " o
accomplce TO mnr. STARE
Go Sheriff e9fp W. W. aossy rs, 80
to Athens Jail VT. SSS. AZ
The eefteenltsedmesn,lay "a, rs
and business ofNEB. $40 .os
suspended. May III, "a
cherokeSlTY .Sa3.o5
washington, June 9
has received,
IF %ni tas yots1ket Office, I'll Main. |
mission sk-s----.-...-.- -..--.-.-----
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NORTH Resulta.

Chicago, May o.Four and a half fur,
longs Maggie, chanson. April. Time
90 81.
Five and half furongs Kyle. Lake
view Belle Canova. Time 20.
Five and a half furlongs singglc Davis,
Rival Dare, Our Lizzie, Time Los 80.
Mile and seventy yards Operator. Hen
ry Bert, Dorothy Lee. Time IA 40.
NJ! lie and 100 yards The Congucror IL,
Caviar, Strangcst Time t;41 10.
Mlle-Dc Bridge, Plead Emma c. l..
Time .43
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THE RACES.
Louisville Results.

Louisville, KY, May a.--slx furlongs, sell.
iugsam z. Cochran. Beauty Book Donald
Balm. Time l1si5
Four and a half furlougs- -Pcntccost.
Ferd orgill, Golden Glitter. Time :57i.
Six furlongs, handicap Macdhin, Scna
tor Bevcridgc, The Star OF Bethlehem
Time 1;i6ia.
Mile, selling Tecka Pat Garrett, Ga
wnlue Time 4T&
Five furlnngs-- Survive. Bessie Macklnl
Houave. Time ;O3h.
-Four and half fuilongs-- Dodc s., Miss
Gaines, Miss Charlie. Time 5S.
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At the Fair Grounds.

st. Louis, May 9.-Six furlongs. selling.
Mona H., Barricca, Nance o'Ne. Time
2oM
Five fur'ongs--Otls, King DAILY, Old
Hutch. Time l:O4ia.
Mile Hurry, Satin Coat, Saline. Time
40.
Five furlongs Mclen Print, Miss Dora,
Balance All Time 1:O5.
SIX furlongs, selling Wax rapr. sue
johnson, Lady Cursor Time las
Mile, selling nomsic, Swordsman. Re.
1ucath. Time las
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
HOTEL RATES NOT ADVANCED.
Visiting Veterans viii Be Taken Care or
~ the Mennnhis Reunion.

~ the MemnnlS Reunion.
Memphis, Tenn, May 0.-At meeting
OF the general executive committee of the
Confederate reunion, letters from out Of
town people stating that reports had been
circulated to the effect that the visitors
would he charged exorbitant rates BY the
hntcls and boarding houses during the re-
union. the Associated Press was asked
live nublicity to the following resolution
pnssed by the committee tonight:
This committee, after most thorough
Investigation, denies the report that me
hotels and boai..ng houses of this ct
have advanced their rates during reun. on
week. Rates have not been advanced, but
more people than usual will be assigned TO
rooms.
tor 10 those old soldiers who do not reel
able to pay their expenses the follow NJ
ANY Confederate veteran, in good stan I,
Ing with his camp or In his community md
unable to pay his way. will be Furnished
with a badge. lodging aud meals without
cost to himself
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Maobinists Contemplating a Strike.

Chicago. May Off the present plans OF
the international Association OF Machinists
are carried out an advance Of probably l253
Der cent In wages Will he demanded az
manufacturers who are members OF the Ma
iionaI Metal Trades association, Strikes
Will be probably called If 1t Is not granted
before MAY 20.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, May D,-East Texas Gen.
orally fair Friday. except possibly showers
in northern portion; warmer In northwest
portion, Saturday fair; light southerly
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian MISUNDERSTANDING
cloudy Friday and Saturday; probably
showers and southerly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
k1aauu German Deficit.

Berlin, May 9. Baron Won rhlclmnnn,
imperial secretary Of the treasury, admitted
10 the budget committee of the reichstag
today that there would he a denclt of the
next fiscal year for nm amount between
I0oo0,0oo and So,o00,0oo recoverles.
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Results at Oakland.

San Francisco May Six furlongs sell
ing-Catheriue Bravo, Matilda o.. Merida
Time ! 10.
Mile, selling -Parador, Formatus. Lo.
como. Time 1.422.
Five furlongs Roryough. Jarretlerre
d'Dr. The Gyer. Time 1:01.
Six fnrlongs, selling Meehnnus, Gihral.
tar. Rinndo. Time | l4at
Seven furlongs, selling Alec Pat Nor
rlssey, Mike Strnuss. Time :21A.
Nile and seventy yards, sellng-lH0rton,
Gold One, Gauntlet. Time 1:45
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Bow stuck Knife in His Eye.

Temple, Texas, May s. The little SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. knox OF barclay was
brought TO town yesterday to have an eye
treated in which he had stuck the point OF
q tnife The little fellow fell with knife
in his hand aud stuck the point Of the
blade In the eyeball u Is feared that
the sight is destroyed and sun the ht,ie
not hurt him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
RIVERS AND HARBoRs COMMITTEE
Tour of the Coasts viii Be Begun in
June.

Birmingham. Ala, May 9.-Congressma1
Bankhead Of the rivers and harbors com
mttce arrived In Birmingham from Wash
ington tonight and gives out the informa-
ton that few members Of the commit
tee would leave Washington June : for
Pacific coasts The entire committee will
assemble in New Orleans June g and from
there will Inspect the gulf coast to the Rio
Granhe and then. crossing the continent 70
San Diego Cal. will inspect the entire
Pacific coast into Tacoma and Seattle.
The tour will last until late In July or
August.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
SHAMROCK II CAUGHT IN souALL
And Lost Part OF Her Rigging While Out
for Trial

Southampton, May o.--'rhe two Sham
rocks started at midday today In race
from Hythe to Weymouth distance Of
sixty miles fresh breeze was blowing
ms they left Southampton. OF the Needles
the Shamrocks We're caught ia mere
enff- topsail yard Sir Thomas Upton had
n narrow escape from being hurt by
failing block The sails of the yacht were
wrecked and she returned to Southampton
for repairs.
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Not included in means.
District Aueraaes.
Neu Bank for crandalI,

washington, May She comptroller OF
the currency has approved the application
of q Il. Davidson, r. ]. Penn. ]. A, Crsw-
ford /. X. Brooks. @. g. Taylor and others
10 organize the National bank Of Crandall,
With $4,000 capital
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
CAN NOT ERADICATE PLAGUE

Until Rats Are Extinct, Says Principal
British Medical Officer,
Capetown. May S.Mr. Gregory, the prln
clpa medical officer Of Cape Colony says
he can not eradicate tho hubouc plague
until the rats In tn ecolony are extinct.
Hundreds of rats are stlll dying daily.
Three Colorcd persons and three Euro
pcans are reported with the plague today
one colored person and one European have
diCh.
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Residence at MaIakoff.

Malakoff. Texas, May THE residence Of
Hugh Lucas at this place was DESTROYED by
Are Sunday afternoon. A portion az rue
household goods We're saved. The building
aud. contents were Insured.
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Fleotrio Liqht Plant at Loneview.

Longview, Texas, May s,-A costly IRE
occurred this evening at the electric light
and Ice house from burning tar with when
the roof was being repaired The loss
viii reach $500: no insurance. The main
structure was saved by heroic hre nghtlhg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Fx-seoretarv Foster eankrupt.

Toledo. Ohio, May Sion. Charles E,s
ter of Fostoria, ex-secretary OF the treas
ury. has made application In the Uni, Il
States court as voluntary bankrupt. dis
debts are set down as sT47,0os3i and there
are nc assets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
THE POPULATION OF ENGLAND.

Shows an Increase OF Only IL Per Cent
for the Last Decade.
London, May g.-Accordng TO the returns
the total population of England and Wales
is 32,525.7l6 an increase over 1891 of 3,529-
10l or II per cent in the Inst thu wars,
The Increase for the decade between 1881
and 1891 was 11.5 per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
BERlNG SEA DISPUTE.

Russia Has Submitted Her Brief to The
Hague Arbitration Court.
The Hague. May 9.--Prof T. NJ C. IA
ser, the Dutch member of the permanent
arbitration court here, has received the
brief presenting the Russian view Of the
Herring sea dispute with the United Statcs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
eRleANps DEFEATED FRENCH.
Dispatch Says Chinese 6riaands Drove
French Out of Garrison.

French Out of Garrison.
Paris, May 9.--An official dispatch from
Pekin announces that II hand of Chinese
from the province Of Kwang 81 recently
attacked the French post at Ling Yam
and drove out the garrison, killing five and
wounding seven mon. \ few days later
the brigands attacked the French post
al Soogiang. but were driven oil, leaving
thirty three killed. The baud finally, May
=. was driven back into Kwang 81 Province
with heavy loss. Ten Frenchmen were
wounded during the lighting.
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presbvterx of East Texas.

Crockett, Texas. May S,--The presbytery
of East Texas met here at the First Pres
byterIan church today and was called TO
order by the moderator, Rev. c. W. Cham
bers OF Polk county. Organization was
perfected by clecting Rev VI. H. Chambers
Of Palestine moderator and Rev. Thomas
+. Golloher OF Naco2doches temporary
clerk. The attendance was not so large
Ms in past years. Gibson Sylvestine. n full
blooded Alabama Indian. Is In attendance as
delegate from the indian village church
in Polk county.
Crockett, Texas, May 9.-Today was the
second of the session of the East Texas
presbytery; the attendance was larger than
that Of yesterday and there were several
visitors. Rev. T. +, Gallaher of Nacog.
doches occupied the pulpit last night and
Rev. d. p, Junkin today at II a. m. DR..
Il. II. Crozier of Palestine and Judge A.
A. Aldrich OF this city were elected com
miSsioners of the general assembly with
Rev I. J. Horn Of Orange and Rev V Is
Lewis OF Nacogdoches as altcrnatAs. Rev
D. i. Junkln was received into the pres.
bytery from Lexington, preshytery of Vir.
rnia Rusk was selected as the place for
Inc meeting OF the FIJI session OF presby
terry Time August -. 1901 Meeting ad-
ioIirned at 5 clock. Rev. r. j. Horn oc.
supled the pulpit tonight, Ministers and
delegates were Hospitality entertained by
onr citlZl
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souTHrRN LEAGuN.

Nashville 10; Selma 9.
New Orleans 2: Memphis g.
Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 2.
Shreveport Little Rock, postponed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland q Chicago f.
Milwaukee 7: Detroit s.
Washington Baltimore, no game; rain.
Boston 8; Philadelphia 3,
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Moraan Headed for Paris.

AK, France. May o.-J. pierpont Morgan
eft here for Paris this evening,
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District Epmorth League.

fireenyille Texas. May 9.--The Green.
willie district Epworth League is in session
AT Wolfe City today and the following
representatives from Greenyille leagues
are ia attendance: Mrs. G. s. Perkins.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. G. Ditzler Misses VIVA
nm. Grace Bnushonsen. Minnie Bo.-d,
=, hel Rogers, Clara Perkins Roxa Stpuf.
Ter Oscea Britton. Anna Harris. May
Jackson: Rev Wilkes. NJ. ID. Pittnlhn.
AM Thompson. Jim Graham and Tom
BsthelI. w q. Ditzler is president OF the
district league
Jaeksboro Texas, MAY s.-Rev. r.. NJ.
Mcconnell. the evangelist, is holding a
meeting here under a tent. Great interest
A. being manifested and large crowds at
tend he i cs ssLs as'e are expIG,u1asg o.
Tor revival.
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giand juries untll the desired Indictment Of
the men is secured.
Naturally those most interested In what
the grand jury is likely TO do are the mem
hers of the club under the auspices OF
which the celebrated contest was pulled
OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-21
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