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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. L. Goodbar Of St. Louis is at the Law
Tor,
j. L. Plckens OF San Antonio Is located
at the Bristol.
A. A. Green Jr., Of Dallas was among
the arrivals az the Lawlor yesterday,
Messrs G. C. Walsh and @. w. McCaleb
Of Gonzales nre Quartered az the Bristol.
II. D. Patrick and Mr. NJ Butler, both
Of Austin, were guests az the LAWYER yes
terday.
Mrs. Mobile Fields Reese Of Lexington,
o. r.. is visiting her sisters at 1ll7 San
Jacinto street
Mrs. j. r. Haddon and children are Wis.
ting relatives M Covington, KY, and will
return home about the middle ~ August
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Stark Of Plano and
Miss Minnie Bonner of Corsicana are visit
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work as an officer. The developments In
the case are expected TO be very interest
Ing
sheriff A. r. Anderson left yesterday
morning for Dickinson, whore he was Joined
by Sherin He1ry Thomas Of Galveston c"an.
IS IN a search for evidence concerning the
death OF Convent Ilyeri The officers arc
determined 90 make landing In this case
aud SOME good work 90 this end has already
been accomplished.
The work OF putting IN a switch board
at the Central fire station VIII soon be com
pletod Mr. Clarence George, city cleo
trlcian, will have headquarters on the sec
ond door Of the fire station. All currents
are being changed 10 lead 10 the Ore sta
tion and the arrangement when completed,
win be continued until the market house
IN rebuilt
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Wan for Mlssouri Clty.

Missouri City, Texas July 1s.-Mr. S. y.
Hardy representing D. r. beatty, is sub
dividing the Blue Ridge tract Of land and
making preparations for boring for oil Mr..
Il. D. Packer Of tbs place has been emf
ploycd to haul the machinery and derrlek'
which are expected to arrive next week.
The land referred to was purchased by MI
D. r. Realty, an experienced OIL mNgnhtt'
after thorough examination Of the prop.
erfy There are three distinct kinds OF
mineral water and during wet weather gas
can be seen hubbllng up from many places
pfospecting for oil on this land is consider
cd an assured thing and the people have
pNerY confidence Of s"ccess.
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HAM MOCKS
C. [. & TAEO. BERING
MAIN ST. AND CAPITOL AVE.
ms Mr.. and Mrs =. n. Noble at i7i2 Caro-.

Ing Mr. and Mrs f. N. Noble at i7i2 Caro-
line street,
j. H. Madlgan and wife left yesteruny
afternoon via the international ana treat
Northern fast mall for New York. Bvnalo
and other Northern aud Eastern points
Mr. J. T. Rogers clerk OF Justice Malseh >
court. aud Atfornevs James Brockfnap AMI
w s. Soriey returned yesterday from
tendance on a number OF cases 10 the JEFF
ferson comfy district couct
Mr.. James Qnlnlan and Mrs. Furlo9g,
brother aud sister Of Captain y. A., gun.
ian. arrived last night on a special from
tIicago being called here on account or
The Illness Of Captain a.. A, Quinian' MI.
lanes Oulnian and Mrs. Furiong are
stopping AZ the Lawior.
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srarorIa countv oneratlonn.

ahgleton' Texas. July ls.-.The New York
ana Texas Land tompany's machinery ar
rived Yesterday and Is being hauled out
20 TIE derrick two miles north of town
whore the sharpe brothers will adjust "
anu put II IN motion as quickly as possible.
Mt Martin. the expert machine mau for
the Austin system OF oil boring machinery,
arrived this week and win start the drlll
On the Brazos Valley OF compauy's wch
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Rrvan helnhts WelIs.

Yelasco, Texas, July 1s.-The expert
driller for the Lucas well has arrived and
is putting up the machinery at the derrick
ON BRYAN Heights. lie Is hurrylng ~
matters and expects to soon get 10 work.
He is enthusiastic over the Bryan Heights
prospects. 1850 "a, - Mt. 80.
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l'uling' Texas, July rs The Lullug on
and Manufacturing company has decided
to burn oil instead Of wood and coal IN It's
furnaces, also the compress company Those
who have tried oil and are now hgurlng
with the two companies IN arranging for
OIL say that II is much cheaper and far more
satisfactory than either wood or coal
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Ree county OH.

Beeville. Texas. July lS.-S. j. c'BudD
Wright was in the city this week from
his Live Oak county ranch and brought
along with him some Of the oil and dirt
taken from the famous well on his place.
The on is OF a good lunrlcating quality and
the dirt is said los those familiar with oil
formations to indicate plenty Of oil In that
Vicinity. The well from which the oil aud
dirt are taken Is only little over lWl
feet deep. Mr.. Wright has been offered
ssme good prices on his land, but has
refused them ALI
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A eonzales County lad.

san Antonio, Texas, July 1s.-on has
been discovered near ottine, Gonzales
county. on the farm Of George Lamdin, but
termlne the value OF the discovery.
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/. ron have no appetite for your meals
something Is wrong With your Digestion
liver az bowels Prickly Ash Bitters
rleanscs and strengthens the stomach.
pnrihes the bowels and creates appetite
wpor and cheerfulness. Capitol Pharmacy,
517 Main street; Abbott Cockrel a CO..
COZ Main street; A. Z. kiesling, 5p2 Main
street; special agents
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company has an expert driller on the
aIS,ipu and expects to get 90 boring the
wen next week some time.
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a General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves rasteless Chill Tonic.

Athens. Henderson County. Texas July
iT.-The drouth remains unbroken around
Athens The corn crNp has been badly in
jured and cotton Is suffering
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FOR NURSING MOTHERS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
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~
.o,. p,ock OF 2o'o00 shares Of Gober OH
As npunE stock was offered at the oil ex-
No. se Today for l2la cents per share. The
cents nor o'd made for the block was SA
~
'''A aled for record
49,. 9Wayne' trustee, to the Queen Of
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B XDOSiCi0neS fl0tanteS.

En- las regiones del Norte de Eu
ropa vuelven a surgir iniciativas ell
ct sentfdo de organizar q grandes
v~uelos, Exposiciones Flotantes, liza
madas q producer cuantiosos benei
clos al comercio de aquellas.
En- Alemania ACADIA de fundarse
un SYNDICATE con ell objeto de letar
un buque que habra de ser esp.endi
damente adornado y dotado de las
necesarias condolences para recibir
y p~resentar cuantos artfculos Sc de
seen, en- los puertos extranjeros com
prendi dos en- ell itinerario que SO Fl
je.
Cada artfculo que Sc exhiba os
tentara una etiqueta en- que Sc haran
constar su preclo y las condolences
de venta, extremes que Sc redacta
ran en- diversos idiomas.
Podran re sidir & bordo del bu
que los vendedores y vendedoras y
sera potestatfvo en- los expositores
asistir al acto de la Exposition para
recomendar u productos q la ellen
tala ex6tica cuya conquista ambicio
nan.
En- tanto que ell buque en- que la
Exposition Sc encuentre instalada
permanezca estacionado en- ell puer
to, varios comisionistas recorreran
ell interior del pals, para tratar de
colocar las mercaderlas.
Las Exposiciones dc este gene
70 ~inauguradas en- Hamburgo desde
hace varios amos, han producido ma
ravillosos resultados
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Nueva co n%spiracion
Contra Castro
ANDRADE EN- NEW YORK
Ell Consul General de Venezuela en- los
Eatados Unidos, tiene eonoeimiento
de la conspirac ion, negandole i'm
portancia.

New-York Julio 8 l. P. NJ.
Ha llegado aqu1, de riguroso
incognito, el Ex-Presidente de la
Republica Venezolana ST.. Andrade,
acampanado de notables venezola-
nos, con ell fin de preparar la revo-
luci0n contra ell G obierno de Castro.
Antes de llegar Andrade, Ell
Consul General ST.. Esteres, tenia
conocimiento de la tramada cons
piraci6n, telegrafiandolo a su Go
bierno.
FL ST.. Esteres, ha manifestado
a los reporters que la obra de los
revolucionarios carece de important
Cha. ST los espulsos, dice el Con-
sui, tuvieran recursos y prestigio
bastantes para preparar la revolu-
ci0n, ell pals la rechazaria.
FL Gobierno de Andrade es ell
mayor Inconvenience con que tro-
piezan los revolucionarios.
La actual situacion politica de
Venezuela, no tiene que temer ma
da a la conspiraci6n de los espulsos.
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De HumaCa0.

81 dia 6 a las ocho de la noche
comenz6 q Hover, y hemos tenido
aqua perenne hasta ell Z las once
de la manana.
Sintieronse fuertes tronadas y
viento huracanado que ocasion6 al
gunOs sustos.
Con motive de la escesiva llu.
via, creci6 extraordinariamente ell
rio, y Ia quebrada llamada de la
"Zanja', en- terminus de que la ave.
nida de esta Ultima -derrib6 el puen.
to de mampos1erfa "San Rafael
que Sc encuentra en- ell canine que
conduce q la playa
La c%reciente del rio derrib6 al
gunos bohios por ell barrio de Ia Ma
rina, sin que sepamos hasta ahora
que haya ocurrido ninguna desgra.
cha personal.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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En- ell Teatr0.

La exhibition del cinemat6gra'
70, tue anoche magn1fca. va ell pd
blico va conociendo ell merito del
aparato, que acknowledgements es ell
mejor que ha venido q esta isla, y
acude al Teatro atraido por la curio
sidad.
Anoche estaban ocupados todos
los palcos, la platea cast complete,
y ell paraiso atestado.
La corrida de toros por Ia cua'
drilla de Mazantini, y ell desile del
Regimiento de Ingenieros, llamaron
mucho la atenci6p, por 81 pasmosa
verdad.
Para esta noche Sc aruncia una
serie de cuadros variad1sima, y en-
tire estos Ella noche buena, que es de
de 10 mas perfecto que Sc conoce en-
cinematograf1a.
AL Teatro pues, la genie de buen
gusto'
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Ultim0 telegrama
Official
de Washington.

FL Regimiento Provisional de
Puerto Rico desde ell primero de Ju
lilo ser4 considerable en- esta Isla CO.
mo prestando <Home Services, asf es
que los soldados puertorriquef1os re-
cibiran la misma paga. vestidos, "a
clones y emolumentos que los de
mas soldados que prestan servicios
en- los Estados Unidos.
Cualquier individuo que quedase
inutil en- ell servicio de los Estados
Unidos, sera recogido en- ell sold
Soldier Home en- Washington, Guar
tel de Invalidos que la Nacion o
tiene en- la capital de la Metr6po'
Ii,
Sc suplica la reproduction
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-09
NOTIClAS POR CABLE
SERVIClO DIRECTO DE NETWORK:
Ell estado de salud
lleva al suicide
AL HIJO DE WHITE
La noticia del suicide causa dolorosa
impression en- Pekin.

New-York Julio 9 L P. NJ.
Despachos de Berlin dan cuen-
ia de haberse suicidado en- aquella
Ciudad ell hijo unico del embajador
de los Estados Unidos en- Alemania
Mr.. White.
La noticia ha causado honda
sensation en- la Capital Alemana
donde MIR. White GOA de g randes
simpatias.
ri j6ven suicida, venia pade-
ciendo desde algun tempo IL cruel
enfermedad que lie precipit6 a to-
maj la eXtrema resolution de dis
pararse I'm trio de revolver en- la
len izquicrda.
Ell emperador Guillermo ha
enviado su S~ecretario particular a
expresar a Mr.. White su sentimien-
to por la muerte de su hijo.
Ell P~residente de la Repnblica
ha trasmitido IN sentido telegrama
de pesame al Representative de los
E. U. en- Alemania.
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Los beers pc netran
j. En- la Colonia
EDIFICIOs QUEMADOS
Varios Comandos beers looran pene-
trar en- la Colonia del Cabo.

New-York Julio 9 l. P. M.
Despachos de esta manana, dan
cuenta de que los beers han pene-
trado despues de veneer la resis-
tencia inglesa, en- la Colonia del
Cabo.
Ell commando Schespers venci6
la escasa 'guarnici6n de Mnrrays-
burg, quemando los edifcios, por
haberse Incorporate los habitantes
a las Columns inglesas.
La opinion esta alarmada en-
Londres, temiendose la guerra de
r%epresalia que hasta ahora no ha-
bian seguido los beers.
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MerCadO de New York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Ha tornado possession del cargo
de Secretario del Juzgado Municipal
de Salinas don Eugenio Buitrago
Manaua SO celebrara en- la corte
de Distrito de esta capital ell juicio
oral de Rosendo Alamo por hurto
Sc le la admitido fanza al Lcdo
Juan de Guzman Benitez para ejer-
Ger ell Notariado en- esta Capital.
Anoche ha sido aprobada la cor
trata del remate del Teatro a favor
de don Arturo Igaravidez.
Dadas las condolences de este
artista es de esperarse que las del
coliseo m%ejoraran muchisimo.
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Horrores de la guerra
un tren volado
SOLDADOS Y OFICIALES MUERTOs
Los beers voIaron ell tren de Petersburg
al Norte de Naboomspruit.

New-York Julio 8 l. P M.
81 tren de Petersburg al Norte
de Naboomspruit, ha sido volado
con dinamita momentos antes de
llegar a la ~estacion.
En- la catastrofe murieron ca
torce soldados y I'm Official ingleses.
Entire los muertos fguran nue.
We del Regimiento de Aristocratas,
Gordon Highlanders que ocupaban
Ell primer wagon.
Cuatro indigenas que acompa-
haban a los ingleses, quedaroncom-
pletamente destrozados.
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De Naguab0.

Los federales de este pueblo
han celebrado con fruici6n Ell 4 de
Julio
He ahf los efectos de la bande'
"a blanca.
En- los examenes practicados en-
ell Distrito de Humacao para aspi
rantes al Magisterio, fue a%probado
ell %estudioso joven, don Francisco
Marques Davila, p%reparado por ell
competente 6 ilustrado professor don
Celestino Rodriguez Gonzalez.
Felicitamos al alumno y al macs
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LOS ~TRABAJAD0RES
DE LA CARRETERA.

Sc ha presentado en- esta re
daccion un grupo de Obreros de
los que trabajan Gu la carretera de
Puerta de TERRA, Manifestations
que no les pagan su salario; que les
deben un mes de jornales y que ell
sobrestante JESUS Benitez, no ha
podido pagarles porque no ha reel.
Dido para clio ell dinero que debe
entregarle ell Board de Obras Pa.
blicas.
Llevaba la voz cantante en- esta
manifestation ell obrero Jose Marti'
nez Hernandez.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quien
corresponds, sobre este incidente,
por 81 es exacto y hay canine de
remediarlo brevemente.
TO let
Fine rooms and n commodious
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea.
zonable prices Apply at 90 San
Jose STREET.
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SE'ALQUILAN

habitaciones y I'm hermoso y VENT
lado mirador, en- la casa numero 90
de la Gale de San Jose, q precio.
m6dicos.
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BARATOS

AA ILL w
Sillerias americanas y de Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones y co
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MIN
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
PARA NINOS.
Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas-coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, meced0ras etc. en- "Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
Map
En- la Suprema Corte de justicia
Sc vera mafana ell recurso de casa
ci6n interpuestopor Ia representation
de don Juan Marfulleda en- causa
seguida & dicho individuo por esta.
ia.
Hoy embarcan en- ell vapor <San
Juan, para los Estados Unidos, las
Stas P~rofesoras Maria Llovet, Pillar
Dominique y Augel:ta Castro a quien
desamos un feliz viaje.
Agujas de maquinas de todas
claces q 5 centavos
Scbrinos de Armas, Cruz, IS
n-a-45- a
Ha tornado nuevamente pose
sion del Juzgado Municipal Las Ma.
rfas don Rafael Olivencia, que Sc ha
.llaba On uso de licencia.
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N0TICIAS,

Hemos saludado en- esta Capital
al aprovechado joven don Julio Gal
vez Cafero y Otero, candidate para
ir & los Estados Unidos, por Ia ciu.
dad de Humacao, de donde viene,
despu6s de haber realizado brillantes
Digno de que Sc le pre-
tiera entire los aspirantes a quienes
Sc protejan en sus estudios, es ell jo'
ven Galvez, por sus excelentes dis
posiciones y clara inteligencia.
Corses de tale largo de So &
ST.; iden de 81 a 1926. Cubres corses
a Is, 90, 25, cts uno. Medals me-
gras de dolores para ninas q Is, 20
y IS cts Ell par, jabones a 25 cts do.
ceua. Luca Gimenez San Francis
co Al.
Han contraido matrimonio civil
en- Arroyo don Rufno Valencia y
la Sta Andra Crespo; don Evangelio
Anaya y Ia Sta. Jose6ta Rodriguez
acompanados de sus correspondent
tes testigos.
Sc ha ~extraviado una llave de
puerta de las llamadas de seguridad
en- lorna de peine en- los dos lados
Ell que la presente en- esta redac
ci6n sera gratiicado.
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Durante las classes de verano da-
ra una especial de ingles para los
maestros eli Inspector General ms
trucci6n Publica don Alberto Mar
tinez cuya matricula esta a cargo del
Professor don Julio Cabrera.
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C0CinaS, EStufaS

Cocinas de hero economicas
para ser usadas con carton 8 lena
desde 81 so q $50 una.
Estufas para planchadores las
mejores fabricadas & $14.
Pidasenos detalles.
SOBRINOS de ARMAS.
Cruz Is San Juan P. Z.
a Ga
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos { $40 ell quintal
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AViS0.

Ell DR. Ramon R6ura Y Owen par
ticipa a sus clientes y amigos de Ma
yaguez y del resto de la isla que es.
tara ausente durante un mes y me-
dio, y que regresara q Mayaguez a
mediadss de Agost to proximo, abrien
do de nuevo .su bufete de Abogado
y Notario.
a15-6
Sc nombr6 s don Jose Perez
Cruz, Juez de Policfa suplente de
Vega baja.
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En- ell mes de JUNO tuvieron
efecto 3 matrimonios civiles en-
Arroyo, Z nacimientos y IA defun-
Clones.
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Agujas de maquinas de todas
claces a 5 centavos
Scbrinos de Armas, Cruz, 10
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-10
LEGISLATIVE MISCELLANY.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Jan. a.-The Senate adopted yes-
terday joint resolution introduced by Sem
ator Slaughter requesting Delaware's Sepa-
tor and Representative In Congress, IL in
their judgment they can wisely 90 SO. TO
support q bill for the purchase of Temple
farm and Moore House, at Yorktown, Va,
by the government of the United States'
provided that the cost of the farm, with it,
improvements, shall not exceed reasona-
BILE spm. Temple farm and Moore House.
the resolution says, carry with them mem.
cries OF the siege and victory by which the
allied armies Of France and the American
colonies secured the independence of our
nation. 1t is reported that the property can
be bought for a nominal sum, and it Is be-
lieyed that the products of the farm will be
sufficient to keep the buildings in repair.
The buildings are suitable for government
purposes on occasions of naval inspections
and reviews on the York River.
Hervey ID. Learned's petition for the sen
of Representative John L. Scotch was fiIed
IN the House yesterday. The grounds for
the contest have been published.
Senator Alice will Introduce an act pro.
yiding for the redemption of certain State
bonds. The act will carry out some recon-
mendations made by Gov. Tunnel In his
biennial message.
Councilman Stewart, Oberly, Smith.
Johnston, Mouseley and Willis and Council
Clerk Morrison of Wilmington came here
yesterday TO ask the Legislators not Ia CON.
slider any acts for the further increase of
the bonded indebtedness of that city until
the act providing for the increase Of reye-
nues has been passed.
The politicians in town last night in
cluded Willard salisbury, DR.. Caleb r.
Layton, Philip @. Churchman and Robert
q. Houston.
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MILITARY COMMISSIONS REPORT.

Washington, Jan. 8.--The record OF the
proceedings and hndings of the military
court of inquiry appointed to inyestiqste
the case OF Ex-Cadet Oscar L. Booz, was
received at the War Department this morn
ing. The record comprises four large
volumes, each OF 1000 typewriter pages,
and constitutes a verbatim report OF the
entire proceedings Of the court. and con-
cludes with an elaborate review OF the testi-
mony and the conclusions of the board
Gen. .Corbin took the report TO the Secre-
tary Of War personally. That official was
engaged at the time In conference with
Senator Proctor and other members of the
Semitic military COMMITTEES and laid the
Booz report aside for consideration later In
the day. 1t Is the general opinion OF army
officers who have closely followed the pub
lished testimony of the daily proceedings Of
the Investigation that the court decided
that Booz was hazed while at the academy
but that his subsequent death, many months
after leaving the academy, was not proved
to have resulted from such hazing, It also
is understood that the court found that the
practice of hazing was generally INDUCED
In at the academy, but not in brutal form,
and recommended that radical and extreme
measures DO taken to eradicate the practice
in every FORM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-10
SUNDAY BREAKFAST MISSION.
Much Good Accomplished During tn,
Year 1000.

Much Good Accomplished During the
Year 1000.
The Sunday Breakfast Mission held Its
annual meeting last evening and David
McHenry. William Royal, John Crozier,
Charles Simmons and James Msore were
reelected members OF the board OF mana
gers, and Walter Smalley aud Frank q.
Slocomb were elected to serve the un-
expired terms of Mediord II, Cahoon and
John w. Crum. The board will meet In
the course Of week or two for organization.
The annual report shows the work OF the
mission for three years. II is as follows:
Religious work committee; Number of
meetings held. 407; number OF workers
present, 3, 233; number of visitors, 10, 029 I;
number of men, (who came for help),
7,g3; total number 10 all the meetings,
3.605; number of men fed free nieals),
2,0l5; number of requests for prayer, 725 !;
number of protested conversions, 1853 !;
william Rash, chairman.
Employment committee: Value Of chairs
caned and repaired, 81, 239.Se; value Of
carpets and rugs woven, $5O210; value OF
wooden ware manufactured, 1910; value
OF other miscellaneous industries, $50 75 |;
total receipts, ~, 1853. 81; cash paid men for
work done, 81, 104.25; cash paid tor ma
terial, $SS9.03; cnsh paid Incidental ex-
penses, si04.1s; total, $2,097.48; amount
paid M en- In meals aud cash for work: In
1893, Sb66.47; in 1899, S905.24; in 1900,
81. 104. %; total receipts from industries,
1888, 81 ,0S9 40j total receipts from industries
1885, 81, $3.50; total receipts from indus
tries, 1900, 81. 1891; A. r. Tatnall and John
j. Hayes, employment committee.