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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAHs
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InaIa vi soon produoe steel.

India viii soon produce steel
Italy's crop prospects are bright.
Chamberlain viii not visit America.
Kitchener is marching to meet Bo-
tha.
sehwab is 70 control the Bethlehem
Iron Works.
Roosevelt arrived in New York on
August 9th.
The Michigan copper mines are TO
consolidate.
American coal has captured the
Swiss market
Landslides have blocked the South
ern Pacific railroad.
Francis wayland dean of Yale law
school. is seriously III.
Two girls were drowned in a reser-
voir at Sacramento. Aug. 17th.~
A new British minister. Gerald A.
Lowther. has been appointed to Chile.
Steamships are being planned TO
cross the Atlantic in less than i've
days.
Edna Wallace Hopper has won over
$4,000 on the victory OF her horse Ge-
raldyn.
Chile may not be represented at the
Pan-Americsn Congress 20 be held in
Aexieo
Germany is sending ships to protect
her interests in the South American
diEiculty.
An Illinois postmistress has kept
her otiee Tor many years In spite Of
politicians.
The New York shirt makers were
ordered to strike Aug. 18th. and 1000
Girls are out
Anadarko, a new Oklahoma town.
has been swept by a storm and two
persons killed.
Two men lying in the United States
jail az Unalaska are accused % a
triple murder.
A woman Is thought to be at the
head OF q band Of burglars operating
in New York State
Venezuela has a large army ready
for use In the South American trou-
BILE Caracas Is quiet.
c. NJ HAYS may be appointed presi-
dent and general manager Of the New
YORK Central Railroad.
Two men we're imprisoned IN an en-
zine cab and scalded 60 death at
Phoenix. Arizona Aug nth.
Fqager. the standard on millionaire.
Is 70 we'd Miss Mary I.iiy Kenan. Of
Wilmington. North Carolina
One hundred persons we're injured
by the collapse Of an oil tank AZ Point
Breeze. Philadelphia. Aug 81
Lieutenant Colonel Marchand Of
Fashoda fame Is 70 command a brig
ade o. French troops in China
Miss Irmine Robinson, a belle q
West Virginia. Is going "a Manila 20
wed Lieut.. Renel E Sherwood.
Details q tie Anadsrao. oklaAoma.
tornado q the aist instant Indicate
thar the storm was severe II the couE-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Jean Gerar,iy. the fAneus -ceissss
Arrived n the Ventura from Australia
E1eTe he has given = series q bril-
TAFT concerts The c0ncert Il TIE
Opera House tonight vil undoubtedly
BE one OF the most attractive Of TIE
session. and the sale OF the seats BE-
speak brilliant Audience.
Mr.. Gerardy vii use . sle,eaG Strz
dtFarizs v1oiorcello. ard Mrs. Tszney-
Peck vfll play the piano aeromvauf-
nenSs- Mrs Whitney viii sing a solo
Other numbers win be gives between
Mr.. Gerzrdy's cello selections. and
the program arranged IS most arts
tic and attractive one TO music lovers.
There are only few seats remaining.
the sale yesterday having nearly ex-
ha1sted the house
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

When the Department OF Justice has
had laid before il the decision Of the
Territorial Supreme Court In the
habeas corpus cases and sees the sub
terfuge and trickery resorted 10 by
the majority OF that court in order to
render a decision favorable 70 the At
torney General without deciding one
Of the cases which was heard by Perry
rs a Circuit Judge. II is most probable
that explanations will be called FOL
which cannot easily be given Some
one may be on the anxious seat before
the Department Of Justice is through
with the matter.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Il may be very funny for a member
OF the police force to indulge in prae-
teal Jokes upon visitors to the city
but such action in any other city in
America would result in the instant
dismissal Of the officer SO offending.
Honolulu wants all the tourists and
travellers TO come here that It is pos
sible to secure and such experiences
az those TO which Edward Osborne
was subjected. viii certainly not do us
any good The High Sheriff would do
well to relieve the department OF the
stigma OF having associated with II
one Doyle OF unsavory reputation.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Last May says Mrs. Carts Baker
OF BOokwaiter. O.. U.S-A-, ~an Infant
child Of our nefghbor's was SUFFERING
from cholera snfsntum. The doctor
had given up all hopes OF recovery
took 8 bottle of Chamherlain's Collie
Cholers and Disrrhoea Remedy ID INC
house, telling them feel sure It would
do good II used according to 6irsc-
tons In two days time the child had
fully recovered. and is now fnesrsy =
wear sincel 4 vigorous. healthy girl.
hare recommended this Remedy fire
qHently ard have never known it %
fail in any single lnsfance.r For sale
BY slI druggists and dealers. Benson
Smith & Co. agents Tor Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

A punishment issued yesterday
morning against the WAIKIKI Beach
Company Cor $3.50 81 the instance Of
May & Company. for groceries de-
livered. The different members Of the
company we're served with the papers
yesterday. II. n. Amy. the presf-
dent and chief stakeholder OF the CON-
pany. Is the manager OF the WAIKIKI
Inn. this properly representing the In
vestmena of the concern The guests
~ the inn we're sued as garEishees.
papers In the case being served on
each che. rs follows +. J. Rainier. A.
Garfenberg. Miss Ella Mclnerny. Mrs.
A. ]. RasemAn, J. ~ Davidson, 8 c.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Lss as hope that Attorney General
Dole viii hnd out while in California
whether or not the Constitution be-
eamc lost in the Pacific when it was
started for Hawaii by the Newlands
reeofutfou
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Brown. J. z Fullert0a. L B Kerr. H
Eaztcn. J. {. Evans. Mss Riskest.
Mas ColIers. Mr.. White. ~ T. HART
son Tbs First SasiozaI Bzak Is also
sued As Z ezrnizhee.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
LABOR DAY.
Arrangements for Celebration are
Nearly Completed.

NcdTIy NoUPIcIed.
Good progress was made at last
nights conference of committees on
Labor Day. The fund has now reach
ed about $2250. Il was decided TO ada
a second prize for the tug-of-war, viz. !:
LIST prize. $50. End. s25 Owing 70
vacation still being on. it was deemed
impracticable 10 have floats Of school
children in the procession The God
dess Of Liberty viii be personated in q
chariot. It is estimated there viii be
SIS Union men IN line Ths-hoiler-
makers are 10 have two floats. instead
OF one as originally promised There
viii be 5000 copies of the program.
containing all the events Of the day.
printed for distribution. Il win be
ready for the printer this evening.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Perhaps Chief Justice Frear msy
learn while in the States whether nr
not the Constitution and the Sag ever
really did come to Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

The names Of many teachers com
ing home TO resume duties At the
ensuing term are found in the SonO-
ma passenger list
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Entered at the Post oace al Homo
lulu. H. T., as second-class mail
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suascRIPTIoN RATEs.

soHoLULU, H. T.. AUG. 2s, 1901
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wa.hinatsn Bureau. Post suIIdins-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Book binding from rs IS always sat
tsfartory.
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Business otses. Main ala
Editorial Rooms. Main ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Fifth Court of Anncals.

Dallas Texas March 30-The following
are the proceedings of the court OF civil
appeals for the Fifth supreme judicial
district:
Affirmed: ]. J. segal VS. j. A. Arnlstcad.
from Marion; I, $. Bruce Us, w e. Harley
ct al, from GraysOn; international and
{. Jones ct al, from Van Xandt.
IN the ease Of w. j. Clutter VS.. j. II.
Davis ct al. from Fannln the judgment
OF the court below was reversed and hero
rendered pcrpetuating the injunction
Motions disposed of: Central Texas and
Northwestern Railway Company vs. G.
+. Wldeman, rehearing and additional find
Bank VS. |, Baum ct 81, rchearing; over.
ruled; j. G. Gebhnrt vs.. BETTE Gebhart. re.
hearing overrulcd; VI. ana NJ. l.. Mayors
vs.. ]. w. Wood ct al, the appeal bond In
this ease Is defective In the respects stated
IN motion 10 dismiss appeal and said
motion viii be sustained unless a new
hund in compliance with the statute Is
hlcd Within twenty days from Tins date,
motion 10 strike out briefs Of appellautA
ovprruled.
tuses submitted: ST. Louis Southwestern
Railroad VS.. Pat Stonecypher, from Hunt I:
Aetna Insurance Company vs.. II. H. East.
man. from Hunt Sarah Stone ct al VS..
NJ $. Kahle from Johnson
Cases set for April 20: c. W. Duck VS..
pany, from Hunt: j. r. Leslie. guardian
and administrator. VS.. S. i. Elliott from,
Grn!son CITY National Bank Of Dallas
vs.. Crawford Crawford. from Dallas;
Delaware Insurance Company Us. T. d.
Harris et al, from Hunt, W. o. Mcfarland
= ~ ". Tom owens. from Fannn; John
McNin VS.. Texas Midland Railroad, from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas March 30-The Stnr
restaurant was sold at public auction at
II O'Clock for $3.50. 1t was purchased by
Alex Beaushon. The former proprietor
Med petition in bankruptcy few days
ago.
Colonel George f. Horst went to nous
ton today.
Ex-senator sheldon of Conanche, Texas.
Is In the city.
II. A. Robertson of Houston spent the day
III the city.
Mrs. Z. T. Adams of Alvin was in the
John, .. McComb, the Houston representa-.
tive OF the Saturday Review, Is In the city
Rev. .. Il. Taylor, A. NJ. D. D., of hos.
ton, Mass. lecturer and author. will de
liver the first OF series OF lectures Ia.
morrow afternoon al Rosenberg hall, In
building, taking for his subject "Citlzen.
ship In the Light of Christ and Paul"
Mrs. Theresa Rehernan, aged 81 years.
ana an old time resident of Galveston, died
yesterday afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs William Schocke. upS
Broadway, from whence the funeral took
place at 4 o'clock today.
Commissioners Fen Cannon of the board
OF water commissioners stated to n Post
man today that In all probability the sues
ton of substituting oil for coal as fuel
NJ the pumping station would be brought
The first picnic of the season will be
glvcn by Rising Star castle No. l, knights
Of the Golden Eagle, at Dickinson, on sun
day, April IA.
W. ii. Curth Of Houston spent the day
IN the city.
police department spent yesterday In Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A HARD FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
Jurisdiction in a Criminal Case Is In
Doubt.

Jurisdiction in a Criminal Case Is In
Doubt.
Lafayette. La. March 30.--lrhis morning
Judge C. Deballon ovcrfuled the exception
taken by The defense On the ground OF want
Of jurisdiction In the ease of the State OF
Il ousiana vs.. c. y. Ogden and e. Il. Calgin,
charged with the shooting of Octave l..
Guilheau. Mr.. Guilbcau was shot ON nm
eNcul slon tram on the Southern Iutihc rnnl
between Duson ana Itayne. ana as tue
shooting took place at night on novIu.
lrain and not far from the line dividing
LAFAYETTE and Acadia parishes, the question
OF jurisdiction was necessarily difficult 10
establish.
Ogden and Calglu were indicted 10y ~.
grand jury of Acadia but when the case
was called for trial before the court AT
Crowley, District Attorney Campbell on
tered nole pros ana transferred the ease
to Lafayette parish, within whose borders
ne had reason "a believe the ulTenge was
committed. When the case was called IA,
here for arraignment, j. S. Pugh of CroN.
ley, Of counsel for the defense. filed an
eNc' ption on the ground Of want OF Inris-
dciiop. a large number OF witnesses test
fled relative 20 the quest on OF Jurisdiction
The case was argued this morning hef IRE
Judge DehalilOn, MeSsrs. T. g. pugh AMI
Percy I. Ogden arguing for the defense niid
District Attorney Campbell for the state
exception will probably he taken tn IN,
supreme court on appeal. Il Is evident that
n hard legal tight VII! he made thruughau:
the pro, ceilings. Ogden aud Calgln are
members OF prominent families and the
trial Is attracting much attention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WOUND MAY BE FATAL.
I. Jay Womack, a Waco Attorney,
Shot by His Brother.in.Law.
A. B, MEEK IS NOW UNDER ARREST
The Duel Occurred Near the Home OF
Meek, Toward Which Womaek
Was Going.

Waco, Texas, March sn.-A. u. Meek, a
well known travelling man OF this city,
shot aud fatally wounded r. Jay wonaek,
a prominent attorney of this city. They
were hrothers.ln.law and were hghly con.
neetcd The trouble Is the culmlnation nf
family troubles that have existed fur a
long time but the friends OF both parties
thought that they had settled them until
the tragedy this afternoon.
Womack left his law office at o'clock
and took a street car TO 20 to Meck's resi-,
dcncc in the northern part OF the city. lie
left the street car and was going up to
the house. When he was within a few feet
of the residence firing began. Bystandrrs
say that Meek fred on Womack with a
shotgun, The latter staggered and retraced
his steps for almost a block when he fell.
lie was taken INTO n nearby house and
his wounds examined, and II was found
that the buckshot had taken effect. two in
the right arm, which was broken, and the
rest in the front abdomen.
Meek surrendered to the officers as soon
as they arrived and was taken to Jail TO
n Post correspondent he said that the
shooting was done In selfdefensc and that
he never fired until womack had shot the
FIRST time. Further than this ne declines
Ia make any statement
Womack can not recover. II Is thought,
and his death is looked for ut any moment.
Meck's wife Is a sister of Womack aud
they are the only children OF the late pr.
Womack of this city. who was widely
known throughout the State. Mrs. Wo-
mack. wife of the wounded man, is
daughter of The late Judge A, IL. Willie OF
Galveston, who was for number of years
chief Justice Of the supreme court OF
Texas and was later elected congressman
at large with Rodger q. Mills In 49,.
Tie families Of the principals In the
tragedy have lived In Waco for number
of years and have n high position In social
circles The officers refuse To give Meek
bond until 1t is seen whether Womack VIII
die. and he is now confined in the county
gun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Hon. John Williams, County Commissions
q, OF BIZ West Second street, Duluth.
MINI. SAYS the following In regard to
Pernna: AS remedy for cstarrh cAn
cheerfnl'y recommend reruna. I know
what II Is TO suffer from that terrible dis.
case. and feel that II is my duty to speak
good word for the tonic that brought
ME immediate relief. Peruna cured me Of
bad case Of catarrh and know Il VIII
cure any other sufferer from that disease
Miss Matte L. Guild. President Illinois
Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union. In recent letter from Chicago. H.,
says;
u doubt II Peruna has q rival IN all the
remedies recommended today for oatarrh
OF the system. A remedy that will cure
oatatrh OF the stomach will cure the
same condition OF the mucous mem
brane anywhere. | have found Il the
best remedy have ever tried for catarrh,
and believing II worthy my Endorsement /
gladly accord IT,"
Mrs Elmer Fleming. orator Of Reservoir
council No les, Northwestern Legion OF
Honor, OF Minneapolis. MINI. writes from
25so Polk street, ~ f.:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
HIGHER COURTS.
Second cour, of AppealS.

Fort Worth. Texas, March S0.-The fol
lowing proceedings We're had in the court
of civil appeals for the Second supreme
judicial dictrict today;
Motions submitted; Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway Company VS.. Gray, for
rehearng; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany VS. Thompson, for rehearlng and Tor
additional conclusions; Gulf, Colorado aud
santa Fe Railway Company VS.. Bath ct al
for rehearing; Harris vs.. Befher. TO as
IN az appeal; Secord VS.. Eller, 10 Me record
Missouri, Kansas and Texas hallway Com
pany VS. Miller, for reuearing ana ior al
ditional conclusions; saunders VS., hirbie Ell
al TO set aside motions granting leave 10
substitute assignments OF error,
Motions overrulea Gulf, Colorado ana
Santa Fo Railway Company VS.. Knox ct
nj. for rehearing. Mccormick VS. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company, for
rehearlng; Largent vs.. story for rehear'
ing.
Motions granted; Baker vs. Lynch ct al
to dismiss appeal Harris VS.. Belcher, to
dismiss appeal; Secord VS.. Eller, to Ale
transcript, Saunders VS.. Rirbie et al, 10
order granted and original motion set for
hearing on April ., 1901,
Affirmed: Moody IS Hahn, from Stone
WALL Fort Worth and Denver City Railway
VS. Davis. from Armstrong
Reversed and remanded: Miller VS.. New
bauer, from Callahan,
Cases submitted: city OF Fort Worth vs,
Boulware. guardian. from Tarrant; Joyce
tower et al from Wllbarger; Allison VS..
Hancy. from Wilbarger: Cosmopolitan
Fashion Company VS.. McKibbin. FROM WI.
burger; Cinck ". Hart ct al, from Taylor.
Cases set for submission on April 20;
Hun VS. Reilly OF nj, from wichita; Jones
vs. Dowlen, from Randall; Jones VS., Hud
son from Randall; PArson VS.. City Of Fort
Worth ct al, from Tarrant: Texas aud
pnclfc Railway VS. Dick, from Parker;
Texas and Pacific Railway Company vs..
Putnam, from Parker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
"RAzoH-eAcKsa FOR WYOMING.
Ranch There viii Be Stocked with tn,
Southern iIou

Southern Hog.
New York Commercial.
Cheyenne. Wye. March 2T.--R c. Austin
and r. L. Ennis have passed through this
city ON their way to Central Wyoming on a
mission that is interesting and unique
'fhey are extensive owners In the pecan
and water oak mast forests OF Texas OF
''r.Kor- back or 'split.the Mind" hogs. aud
"" II they ind the enterprise ieaslhlc
purchase n Wyoming ranch aud stock II
Win these Southern hogs
ne roots OF the Western sage brush have
long been known to possess IN mat kcd
degree edible qualities, and to this fact Is
due the Wyoming visit at McSSrs Austin
and Ennis. The southern 'raxorhack' hog
Is famous rootcr, aud is hercditar,ly
equipped with both snout and scent
which enable him TO ind aud utilize any
food article within two feet Of given
ground surface,
The Texas visitors naturally argue. That
these hogs therefore will have no ditn,
Guilty In al once finding and unearthing the
root of the succulent sage brush aud. us
the sage brush supply is llmttless. the
transplAnted 'rhEor-backs' will be OF an
habttual market fairness,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
seeulN .-ocAL NOTES.
Proposition fer an Electric Road to New
Braunfeis May Be Made.

seguin. Texas. March 3O.--lt has been
rumored for some time that an eiec;re
line would be bulk from this point to New
Braunfcls and connect with the interna.
tional and Great Northern and Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railways. Mr.. George
liIll well known In Houston. spent sarNtral
days here looking over the situation and
will return the latter part OF next week
and No doubt take up the matter WIN
ihe citizens. While there was no direct
near future.
The casino club local organization.
gave a hall and supper last evening f0m.
plimentary To Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Adler
Mr. +. Mosheim ~ the law hrm Of DID.
brell * M0shoim was able To lie about
yesterday after very severe spell OF SICK
So
'iss Lille Cork Of Lulirg. a ss,.r of
:. Dan Adler, came up for the ball yes
terday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
DENTON WANTS A COLLEGE.
A Plan Has Been Formulated for Secur
ina Il.

ir9 X.
Denton, Texas, March gs-A mass meet.
ing o. the citizens Of Denton was held
In the county court room here this after.
noon 10 consider the erection and cstan.
lishment in this city Of t-class college
or academy. The committee appointed nj
a previous meeting :" formulate plan re-.
Of stock company With -U.DO0 rapitai I'd
put up the school, 20 be called the John
u. Denton college, ana then lease II TO
some responsible individual for a term ~
three or hve years In Consideration ~ his
maintaining the building. Keeping AZ In.
surcd and conducting irst-class school.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WESTON GRAND JURY
la Report TO Judge Allen Which
Borders on the Sensational.
lIMENTS WITH OIL AS FUEL
Flour Mill Viii Probably Change
from CosI-Passenoers to and
from New York.

5aIveston, Texas. March 3o.-The grand
xsrport submitted 30 Judge Allen says
<1e investigation OF crime II has been
k2dnty to find true bills for the higher
16fs Of crime known TO the law as MR.
f4t tempt to rape, etc To cnumeratc:
4k0frs 3, assault to rape !, disorderly
HftS 3, theft 10, SANDER /. burglary 3,
1{@s ated assault 3, theft from person .,
&oef on /, attempted burglary /. assault
Murder 3. horse theft /. Total. "a bills.
~ far the greater part of The report
n devoted to sensational allaignmunt
certain localities in Galveston as hot
d3kpf immortality, and deserving OF the
,sk Searching investigation by the author
ea. Particular mention was made of the
actices which 1t Is alleged a numher OF
prayed women are guilty Of in sections
y along the streets most frequented. and
& necessity cmphr sized for rigoruns
s1snres TO uproce these centers of I'm
ifnltN. Continuing the grand Jury
lied that Ii put itsef on record as srrv-
not!ces on property owncrs anu
rnts who have either directly or iudi-
lily allowed their premises to hc rented
this rcprehcnshlc class Of tenants.
rhc grand jury concluded It's report with
i Recommendation that further action be
ken by the succeeding grand jury In
king into relief in this quarter Ia free
tHGalveston from the moral stigma rcst-
tuppn her bg reason of the couditt rs
md to be existing mere, In conclusion
zKflnd jury says: This grand jury has
had the time to investigate all the
lfccs OF crime aad violations Of law
atfDiay exist In Galveston, bur we have
1sclcntiously done our duty, investigated
s1. l,AI
~ according 10 the evidence adduced.
trust we have cleared the way for
I Successors to continue the good work
driving evil and crime from our CITY and
trt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Henderson Granted Nem NAL.

Dallas, Texas, March 30.-H, c. hender.
son was today granted new trial 10y
Judge Clint because OF technical defects
In the indictments IA the cases OF swiudnng
on which Henderson WAS recently couvict.
ed aud given thirteen years in the penl.
tentlary.
henderson Is the man who confesses To
having been one of the kldnapers of Eddy
Cudahy at Omaha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Rev. Sellers to Leave Abilene.

Abilene. Texas, March 20 For some time
considerable feeling has heen manifested
by the members of the Baptist church over
the matter OF n pastor. At a business
meeting the membership voted 10 reject the
resignation of Rev. Isaac Sellers Mr.
sellers has accepted a can at Palestine
and VIII soon move to that place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Sam ZONES 10 Lectura AZ cro.kott.

Crockett, Texas, March 30. -l,ov. sam L.
Jones Is billed to lecturt here on the night
of April /. The proceeds viii he for the
bencht of the new Methodist church The
International Nnd Great Northern railway
VIII put on excursion rates from GroNetuh,
Trinity, l.oyclady. Grapcland, E.Rhart and
Palestine. Preparations have been made
for the reception Of an immense crowd