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Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
The Lesson of Hope.

The great lesson OF Easter is hope.
IL tells OF life triumphing over death.
It's picture is a broken grave, empty
now because He who lay in it could
not be holden of death. The lesson is
a great deal wider in its reach, how
ever. than the ordinary application
OF IL. IL is wondrously comforting to
know that all who sleep in Jesus God
wli bring again from death to life.
But the victory of Easter included
all that belongs to the Christian life.
w suffer many defeats before we
come 10 the last faintness, which men
call dying. But there is not one of
those which the glorious Easter fact
may not change into n victory. Always
Christian faith brings life out of
death.
Many times we seem to fail, but
there is n way TO bring good out of
every failure. Indeed, ofttimes the
best thing that can come to us is de-
feat. IL takes the sclf-conceit out of
us. IL reveals 10 us our weakness, and
thus sets n new lesson for us-the
@lTtnE lntIlnB OF ine weak pOlnt. II
makes us more patient and sympa-
thetic with others who fail. Then it
inspires us 20 new courage. We rise
To try again, and we determine yet to
be victorious. Thus depending upon
Christ We become more than conquer
ors through Him that loved us, and out
N the graves of our vain struggles
comes resurrection life.--Dr. j. 4.
Miller.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
The worlds Fair Commission.

Washington, April 1.-The presi-
dent, Saturday evening. announced
the Louisiana Purchase Worlds fair
commission at follows: EX-Senators
Thurston, of Nebraska; Carter, of
Montana; Lindsay, of Kentucky, and
Mcbride, of Oregon; eX-Representa-
tives Allen, of Mississippi, and Martin
IL. Glynn, of New York; Il. ID. Scott,
of Arkansas; John +, Miller, of In
diana, aud +. A. Belts. of Connecti-
cut. Joseph Flory, of Missouri, vii!
probably be chosen secretary.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Rest of All Our Hopes.

Is not the best of all our hopes-the
hope OF immortality-always before
usP How can we be dull or heavy
while we have that new experience
to look forward to? 1t will be the
most joyful of all our travels and ad-
ventures. IL will bring us our best
acquaintances and friendships. But
there is only one way to get ready for
immortality. and that is TO love this
life and live IL as bravely and cheer
fully and faithfully as we can.-Henry
Van DYKE.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
A STRIKE HAS BEEN AvERTED.
cago Granted by the Commis-
sion Merchants.

Chicago, April IA threatened
strike of egg testers, which promised
to seriously affect the Chicago egg
market. has been averted by commits
sion merchants agreeing to the de-
mand of the Egg Inspectors union
for uniform scale of 25 cents per
hour, n ten-hour day, and ten cents
extra for each case of eggs candled
after the regular close of the working
day.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

patient, advanced with measured tread
along the aisle. At sight of him, the
poor, mad creature sprang up. Then
he moved slowly backward, covering
lower and lower as the doctor APP
preached, till, crouching abjectly at
Louise's feet, he burst into food Of
tears.
They led him away, still weeping
and humble as little child, while the
girl sat motionless, with whirling
brain aad dazed eyes. lncuriously she
had recognized the patrolman and
sexton as they came within her field
OF vision as in a dream she had heard
the word of command from DR.. Bar
ton and seen the lunatic rise; numbly
she watched until he was led from
her sight. Then, freed from the fear
full tension OF the night, weary, ex-
hausted, her head fell backward, and
she lapsed into unconsciousness.
When, after weeks of illness. Louise
had fought her way back to health and
strength again, IL was found that the
strain of those frightful hours had
hopelessly injured the delicate vocal
chords, and her beautiful voice was
silenced forever. A fearful sacrifice,
yet one that had not been in vain, for
In those few hours OF singing a mir
acle had been wrought, and the dis
ordered mechanism of n brain had
found balance. The maniac, after leav-
ing the church, wept himself into
quiet sleep. from which he awoke a
maniac no longer, but sane man,
his mental poise permanently restored
by the magic of a voice.--Woman's
Home Companion.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
ATTEMPT ON THE CZAR'S LIFE.
Ofncer of the Imperial Househ old
Attempted to XIII the Car and
then Committed Suicide.

London, April IA dispatch to the
Morning Leader from Kieff says it is
reported that an officer of the house
hold attempted to assassinate the
car. He fired at his majesty, but
missed. He then shot and {dl,ed HIM
self
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
The Last straw.

"Judson thought he might pull
through without making an assign
ment. but just as he was about ar
ranging satisfactorily with his cred
itors-"
"What happened?"
"The bill for his wife's Easter hat
came n."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Johnny Rein Rode the Winner.

london, April AT the Noting
ham race meeting to-day the EPper-
stone selling plate was won by Queen
Fan, ridden by Johnny Reifr.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
A Most Peculiar status.

The reports reaching here show
that the agreement has not yet been
signed. Its status is most peculiar
The time within which il was to be
signed expired last Tuesday, but on
that day Yang Yu. the Chinese minis
ter at st. Petersburg. fell in the lega-
tion and hurt las head. so that he
was unable to transact business. This
misfortune has caused much amuse-
ment here. and some irritation in GER
tain quarters, as il has been recog-
nized as most timely means of
avoiding n direct issue on the subject.
II is not clear to what extent the
Russian animation has gone, but in
any event, it gives an urgency TO Chi
mas course which has not been pre-
sented thus far.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
More Nonsense.

81 think these jokes about Easter
bonnets are downright stupid" said
Mr.. Meekton.
Indeed"
"Yes. The idea of n woman's asking
her husband for money to get n bon
net with! Just as if she didn't have
it all the time and wasn't thinking her.
self pretty generous II she gave him
25 cents to buy lunch with!"-Wash-
ington Star.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Little short of an UItimatum.

This is little short of an ultimatum
that China must sign or take the
consequences of n termination of her
friendly relations with Russia.
TO what extent the United States
will take congnizance OF Russia's dis
position to enforce the signing of the
agreement has not yet been made ap.
parent. IL appears to be the policy
of the Chinese authorities TO consid-
er this as subject that concerns
the powers quite as much as il does
China. The matter has become fur
ther complicated by reports reaching
Washington that the Chinese author
iiies themselves are divided on the
course 20 be pursued, some of the
most influential, including Ii Hung
Chang, urging that acquiesence be
given TO the Russian proposals, while
others insist on rejecting the agree
ment. The attitude of Ii Hung
Chang is accounted for by his we'll
known friendliness for Russian in
terests. In this case, however, there
appears to be arrayed against him
the strong influence of the southern
viceroys, Chan Chi Tung and Liza Kun
vi, who oppose the signing of the
treaty.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Times.

Wife-Women always have the best
of il when il comes TO Easter head
gear.
Husband-Of course they do. The
men have to pay the freight.-Chica-
90 Daily News,
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

4 WAS Easter eve,
and half a dozen
girls Of the Altar
Guild were dec
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
RUSSIA USING PRESSURE.
Practically an Ultimatum Presented
to China on the Manchurian
Agreement.
MUST SIGN OR TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES.
Divided as to the Course 90 be
Pursued, II Hung Chang BcIng In
Favor of Acquesccnce. while 9th
ers are Opposed.

Washington, April Information
has reached here to the effect that
the Russian government, being Sc
riously perturbed by the course of
China, in not signing the Manchuriau
agreement. largely because of the
protest made by the several powers,
has conveyed a distinct and unmis-
taxable indication TO China that if
this course is persisted in there may
he an interruption OF diplomatic re-
lations between Russia and China,
and termination of the present in
tercourse between them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Hearne Items.

Hearnc, Texas, August 1s-The excur-
sion train to Waco aud Marlin put on
by the Houston aud Texas Central rail-
road was crowded with excurslonlsts, who
viii spend the day in the above named
cities. The Hearne baseball team accom-
panied by large delegation Of fans. 3"
went north on the same train and will
play the Marlin team this evening. A
good game is looked for. as both teams
stand high in amateur circles
The colored folks will have a big bap-
uzing In the Little Brazos river two miles
south of town this evening Quite
number Of white people witness the bap-
things when they are held at the river
Mr.. c. Il. Driver successor to Mr.. c. IT,
Brltton as express agent for the Wells
Fargo aud Pacific Express companies has
arrived and been checked in Mr. Brittcn
VIII make his departure for his new home
in Abilene in the near future.
Mr. Il. Cline, representing the Police
Gazette, was ia the city for several DAYS
this week, taking pictures Of several of
the residences and business houses.
w. G. Bishop, editor of the Hearne Dom
ocrat, is in Marlin today
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Huntsville Items.

Huntsville Texas, august 17-Mr. r.. A,
Herndon and bride Miss Estclle Case o.
Hubbard city, have arrived at their home
here. They werc married at Hubbard
city on Wednesday. Mr. IIcrndon is a
young business man Of this city, while the
bride is charming young lady attendia e
thr sam Houston normal last session
Miss Lizzie Robinson has returned from
Visit to friends In Austin and San An
Mrs ], o. Caldwell of Austin is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Woodali
Mrs T. 4. Eastman aud little daughter
Deiha Marguerite, have returned from a
visit to relatives in Corpus Christi
Mr., 7. Humphrey, from Conroe, has ar
rived here to make his home, being now n
dolph
Miss Fannie Peacock Of Galveston Is Wis
itlnS her sister, Mrs j. O. Wiley, ST.
MISS Hattie Eds left for st. Louis to
leain the milllner's art
Mrs 7. c. Gibbs and children have re-
turned from a visit to Caldwell They wero
IN q railroad wreck, but escaped unhuft'
MISS Laura Milileien has gone TO Honey
Grrqye to teach In the public schools
Miss May Goodrich has been elected to
position in the Irede school
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SUN no Ia rlILE
T. and N. o. Wants to Be Confirmed in
Possession

7. and N. Q. Wants to Be Confirmed in
Possession.
Beaumont. Texas, August 16 The Texas
aud New Orleans Railway company has
filed suit IN the district court against the
Texas Tram and Lumber company and w.
G Costing 70 try title 70 lots Go go.
ard $50 in fractional block 25, city of
Beaumont. The lots referred to are $. ON
Main street at the intersection of the main
line track of the Texas ana New Orleans
company. and the p'aintlns allege they
came into possession of them as the right
of way for their railroad by verbal gift
from the owners in the year 1850, and
since that time plaintiffs have had noto.
rlous aud peaceful possession of the prop.
for title
j. r. Withers today iiled Injunction suit
against A. $ Clark and w. L. Pace to
music house on the second door Of the
ltttleton building, Of which the plaintiff
Is landlord. Petition alleges that Clark has
leaSed some noor space IN the second story
of the building, but 1t was specially IN
derstood that he can not sublet any portion
thereof without the consent Of the land
lord. Plaintiffs petition shows that he
IS the president of the American National;
bark; and that q music houye above the
banking house would create nuisance
In thnt the noise OF wusic and moving of
heavy instruments would Interfere wirh
the accurate keeping of books and nc
counts. Judge West In session yesterday
granted the temporary restraining order
pending the trial OF the suit
Amelia ClaNon and g. &. Claxon fled
suit yesterday against j. S. Jorlon TO com
pei him to reconvey lot 2T block a. Tier.
ring addition, which It is alleged he secured
under misrepresentation and fraud
Charles Taylor and Thomas TAYLOR fled
snnlt against Betty Webb to try title to lot
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Calvert CuIIinos,

Calvert Texas, August Is. c. G.
Carroll preached in his church, the Bap-
fist, today after several weeks absence.
Mr. Carroll returned yesterday from Old
Orchard, Maine whore he has been at
tending the theological institute. He is
much pleased with the management of the
Institute and reports that he returns to
Texas much improved, both spiritually and
physically.
Rev. j. X, Thompson, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, who has been visiting In
the Eastern States for some weeks past.
was unable to Till his pulpit today OH nc.
count of being waterhOund in New Or
leans while en- route home.
Misses Octavia shelton and Anna PAM
Jones have returned to their home In Mar
l after pleasant visit to friends In this
city.
Captain a. NJ. Reesbin OF Mart has been
spending q few days among friends In
Calvert.
Rev. j. II. Dunn, rector of the Episcopal
church Of Calvert Is visiting Wootan
Wells.
Mir. e. T. Parkinson has returned home
after an extended visit TO relatives In
Missouri.
Rev. w Smith of nearne was a recent
visitor TO Calvert
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Bryan Briefs.

Bryan. Texas, August 17--A call has
been issued and was circulated here 10
day for signers for a mass meeting of tho
citizens OF the county at the court house
next Saturday, the 9th, for the orgnnlza.
tion of a truck growers association. The
idea OF dlyerslhcatlon Is popular here and
no doubt the meeting win be largely at
Mrs. NJ. l.. Brogdon and daughter, Miss
Fannie Lou, Of Houston. have Joined Mr.
l., II. Brogdon here and the family viii
make this their home.
Mrs, Nj. l.. Gay and daughter Miss Mar.
gle, have returned TO Huntsville after n
pleasant visit to MIR. and Mrs. W &
Wilson " ~
General II. b, Stoddard and II. c. Ron
lnson are In Palestine
Miss Ivy Carnes has returned homo ,fter
taking summer course In the Cincinnoti
Conservatory OF Music
AntOnia S"h
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Cameron News Notes

Cameron Texas, August 17-Major John
~ Hehey, wife and daughter, returned
from an extended visit to Mauitou Springs
and Denver, Col.
d. Kemp left yesterday for st. Louis,
via El Reno, where he will visit his
daughter Mrs. +. NJ Adams.
hey. Jewell Howard Of Bryan VIII preach
at vne Thrlstan church tomorrow.
MRS. j. c. Sheets and Mrs Rather re
turned from LampHsas yesterday
lion. 5 o. Jones is visiting in Ala.
Waco ana sherman. "s IA
=, The, body. Of j. c. Watson. killed nj
h,ocKdale Thursday, was brought TO this
p Inn Yesterday and taken in charge by his
ing grounds near Salem and inferred them
ny the side of Mr.. Watson's first vie
deceased mad his life well Insured in favor
wife. "S ny MS nrst
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Yoakum Locals.

loaknm' Texas, August 1.-THE negro
section hand George Campbell, who was
s,incR with spade In the hands of WIN
Mitcheil' another section hand died from
tne ehects Of the injury Thursday, and his
ecS Hardt was arrested aud sent to Jail az
The handsome residence in west yo,L,,,
at,urlhetiy occupied by A. G. Waneemnnn
I nai purchased few days ago by j. A.
i Tbes MO MO II moving here from Victoria
cenfly " n,,. OF me Baptist church have rs-
cttssiS putnaSed new seats for thf1r
s sttioc which are now being placed in no
nm a, ,%o'eorge hnodgrass has recovered from
dnv "s ~ OF typhoid fever and lett Thu a
6eSltibo r san Antonio for the benefit o. nis
,GSiyes aGhn {. Jones has returned from
siann eonelaYe of Scottish Rite Masons SIC
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Post why eggs arc nsed for Enster and
what people used them arst?
A.-There Is little Doubt that the use OF
eggs at Easter was originally symbollcal
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An Oil Experts Theory.

To the Editor of The Post
Marlin, Texas, August 16.--NEr. Cara
crlsti's scientific theories regarding the oil
wells of Texas, as printed in The Post last
Sunday, are quite Interesting and highly
Instructive. II the learned gentleman had
confined himself exclusively to discus
sion of the subject In issue, II had been
more fortunate for his scholiums, but, like
many other eminent scientists goes out
of his way to explain some of the mlracul
Gus records OF the bible on purely scientific
~ believe" says he. that the pillar
OF hre thar is spoken Of In Exodus as
Smulng the Hebrews by night was nothing
more than gas wells that had been struck
vale they were boring for water and had
caught speaking OF the Baker Acids
and the formation that extends 10 the
coast Of the Red sea-
The lsraelteS must have been ahnormallv
ignorant not to have been able to distin-
gnlsh between gas from hole In the
ground and n cloud overhead, especially
they themselves having dug the holes
And again, If / had caught fire IL would
nave been 4 pillar OF fire both by night
and by day. no settle It beyond contro-
yersy, the bible record SAYS that the angel
(which took the fern Of this pillar Of cloud
and OF urel which went before the camp
or the lsrnelites, removed and went behind
them. And II came between the caInp of
the Egyptians ana the camp of Israel and
L was cloud Of darkness. to them ifEr
Egyptiaus) but II gave light by nIght 10
these" tho lsraciltes1
The learned gentleman will hardly claim
mat these wells We're OF the Jack-o.Inn
tern SORT and more than this. while one
side q the burning gas column gave light.
the other made datkLess.
J, Tor one am one Of the old fashioned
MnN, wiling TO take the good book for
Just what i says and not seek after *
plantations harder to reconcile than th.
record Itself j. r. g.
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THE KIRBY NM.
Some Of the Mills wa.
PurchasoI ~ f1ave r..

Some Of the Mills wa.
Purchased rave sss
Beaumont Journal.
The transfer of tho nro....
, 'uni ana Lumber COMPANY !, 'ae Ter
uas pecii made to the Kirby Ia ~ ~
pany' and the mohey, eItbe, lumber esa.
H. mas been paid. At any a., 20. Or al #
erauon has been made ara Nv 'ne coaslt
the Texas Tram and Tu,r,, ~ ouslnsss Il
practically under control company [,
hu ,,, company, and the moe, ~ Nibg
nan IRE now being placed 10 ', ~ q ne
me Kirby company The Jorss Ky eIeii Il
lhority Tor this announecmsr sa aas d.
those connected with tha ~, "en ttaNk
e give out a statement IN -, aesla
Inc retlcence of the local non. wv i'sptft
various lumber Companies oes q Ia
vrhlions OF the Kirby h Ana eerhiag on
thht the old officers feel thaiV % tae lss
Sauthorlty 70 make statpman.s wy paie n
=, hirpys business, but ths fseallre
AIN ! ne MIL Of George Adams !, N,
ninaton now and has heen lumber 81.
pit. Auans Is now In New W.. Jury dals
Win Mr, Kirby, and il donl,ts1. 9 nlg11 b, 4
w the transaction, though Jhe rl'a
pecn operating for the kirhv n'so NY al
MIR, Adams. muhagemeni a
y Messrs John N Gilbert and a..
oarroil OF the beaumont Lumhe,r s ege
as mas been heretofore mon y, sso1msJ.
journal, are now In New ose 10 L.
i puppose or closing up for ihe ss lw y
M i.cesvIi liz tnds eity ana The Mona ia.
hi AZ. settlement by this time uOlnEes
rms now gives the Kirby Inn,,
pahy control of the Reliance I ,,,n9sl 600
pany, me Texas Tram and In unovf can
Puls 81 this city, the Village mil :, ~, ~
urge the Adams mill al Call. ma ~, al W
several more about which wy ~ petnas
nlllccment can not he made Sae shaNe "
~ TINS section which are IA ha S ,n, nls |
ttnv hlrDy company are the Banero,,A \ 10y, Nv
usr company at Orange, the / So ~ Ig I
Mn ~, hice mil at Hyatt and the ]. i -I ~.
ncIl LUMBER company two mills :, NwvrR
rem and the Doucette mill a., ~ =. VIZ
IN addition to these there are seeer, 1,s VIZ
IN Louisiana which are Vet N M NY s.s.l n
me present plan Of the klrby 4 ro,ea,
Is mat each OF these mills Shah p..
T. H.iOus as heretofore and The Office
ihe company Will draw salaries frSs
hirby company instead al trnm ,sg va
p9ny which elected them, ana tha ~. WI
OF Inc operations Will 90 to the X ry Ffts s.H
nei company, The plan win Be d e,,, ,is-
liia Qulh the Organization Of wn}ts, l.
~. Is colnpleteii and the change VIII
gr@Iuul from the present operating n. /
10 the new one, until the whole xxx.
eventually IN perfect working ordes M
under perfect control by the maln ~.
me system Is pronounced by experisrr.i
Iulptr men 70 be one Of the nfsttief
Wcfking plans chat could be con . yaS w
executed. Gradually The ooersting NJ ~ s.s
Is trimmed down and the duties ceri,,l S
ana combined until, without ID hardly ma. l.
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forward" and courageous course az the
News and the waco Times. Herald both u
whom. for no ,nod purpose, insist upon
charging Treasurer Robbins and the ofh-
cials Of the First National bank with hav-
ing engaged in an unlawful hauling back
ward and forward Of State funds In the
absence Of any testimony to that effect
anu In advance OF a complete Investigation
Of all the facts connected with the en-
trusting Of State collections TO said off,
clals In other words, The Post Gun not
subscribe to the peculiar political ethics Of
the News whose boosted independence" is
in truth assumed for no other purpose
than to be In a convenient position to bush
whack the Texas democracy and wanfoniy
assail its representatives
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Orange News Notes.

Orange, Texas August l7..-Lnst night
g. Wrheld, who lives in the northern mari
of the city threw his purse under his
pillow Just before retiring. About . O'Clock
In the morning he was awakened nv so,,n
one feeling under the pillow. lie fumnad
mp and the intruder fed falling over a
chair and breaking through screen door
burglar without effect. "eV'"s
I. ), stakes, who was recently awarded
a contract for grading twenty miles of
road In the county, has begun the work
ana is now grading on the West Oran,,e
road. II Is the intention OF the commits.
sloners to have good graded roads leadins
TO the PRINCIPAL rice farms in time Tor tbe
marketing ~ the crop. ~ '"'
captain w. A. Fletcher, prominant
ZIMMERMAN OF Beaumont, transacted bnsi.
aess In Orange today. Du'''