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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
CITY BREVlTlEs.

a.. tsrt Yff1 1f
ne ia{l"r Wt,i Is ~ hpnIuer S'"'"'' W
" - .,,,ee,,, 20
=, ne wedding OF MISS NGihe n'"ri u.ns to,
M; Lawson lahders WIN axe P'"'' w.
hlght at $50 AT Cfrist chuf'h
The Sunshine circle of Shearn church
meets with Mrs Harper 2GoS jackson
street this afternoon at o'clock
Officers w. H. Smith and Mechanism
Killed a mad dog Yesterday morning at the
corner of Congress aud Crawford
,rboro ,,.o ,,,,dot,,.,,.oa +,io.-,,,,,s M tbe
postoi tioo,orn nrsino ito Min streot
Ear Willion, IN Nh ,nn ana NJ! Remis
o. -, 80, 49,.
- ., itpr ,s+ p, u, gcsIon tn
niqbt a., tLeir baII in Tho Nason bInck nj
& oirio"i, '"''' ""'' III '''
.,, In,
lne workers circle OF Shearh churrn WI
meet win MIS-. w ~ hlHI. IN L"n''I i'i a.
street ms AFTERNOON az " % ol"Se' 81, MS
VIII DC inc last meeting until u'Nl I"l''
Al the meeting OF the Houston Quortctte
society last night largo number NJ new
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20


of client In district court thsie re vii
return TO the city tonight and VIII near
some matters In bankruptcy Friday
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Hackney and son and
daughter, Claude and Valda. after soJouru,
ing for some time 1T Wootan Wells, have
returned TO the city and are again at tue
Bristol.
Mr. lie Roy Thce. third vice president
and general manager Of the internauonal
and Great Northern railway, with hcau,
quarters at Palestine, Is guest at the
Rice hotel
Mr. Leo Il. David and Miss Stella Glispin
were married Tuesday evening The ceTe'
mony occurred ut the residence OF tne
brides home and was solemnlzed by FAihei
liennessy. Both are well known and pop
lar Young people.
Chnrles w. Leescmap OF Lockhnrt, Texas:
and his sister. Miss lillian Leesemln OF
Columbus. are visiting the family or NV.
Charles +. Schultz, 2i03 Fannin street.
Master Tom Fitze OF Livingston Is also
visiting Mr.. Schultz
Miss Hennie Meek. the iiite daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. James V, Meek OF l0lo
Louisiana street. celebrated her ninth an
nirersaiy on the 18th instant An ENJOY.
able party In which quite large number on
tho little people embraced In her circle os
friends participated was given In honor OF
the anniversary event.
The wedding Of Miss Christina Wlnklcr
and Mr.. Clarence woodward occurred tues
day evening. the ceremony hoing solcmuiZed
the Beauchamp Springs neighborhood. inc
happy couple have been the recipient ol
showers Of congratulations from many
friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

c. y Rhode Of Galveston is stopping at
the Iawlor
w A. Ktcster NJ Dayton, ohio, IL
guest at the Lawlor.
A. NJ, Irving OF Gallauu, Mo, is a late
arrival at the LaWlor.
Senator A. C. Lipscomb OF Hampstead Is
registered at the Rice hotel
Messrs Branch ana j, H. Masterson of
Galveston are guests az the Logan.
Attorney John c. Underwood Of Columbia
Is stopping at the IIutchins House,
Julius j. Loeb Of St Louis was among
the arrivals at the lawlor yesterday
Captain T. h. Yale, a well known cit.
izcn OF Austin is IA guest at the Bristol.
Mrs W. s. Gibbs aud Miss l.. Gibbs OF
Huntsville are guests az the Rice hotel
Hon. Jonathan Lane returned TO the city
yesterday after sojouru at la Grange.
MIR. A. l.. Watkins, prominent citizen
ot Lake Charles, Is stopping az the Rice
hotel
MIR. James McDonough. chief engineer "
the Gulf division of the santa fe, Is in
the city.
Miss Frances Battanc OF Georgetown is
In the city on a visit Go her sister, Miss
Maude Battailc
Mir. H. W, Chiun, a prominent merchant
OF Mclmar, is among the arrivals at the
aiutchins House.
onicer Harry Anderson and bride arc
back from their bridal tour and are at
home at l1l1 Grand street,
Messrs. William G, Mllroy aud Andrew
Sangster prominent citizens ~ Nayasota,
are registered NJ the Logan
Mr. john Watson OF Rosedale nurseries.
locnted two miles east OF Brcnham Is
spending several days In the city,
Mr. S J. Winston OF Richmond, one OF
/ Fort BEND cOunty's most prominent Clu.
zen's Is registered at tue Hutchins,
/ Mr. F. Burkhalter Of Cincinnati. Ohio,
/ general agent for the Royal Soap company.
has apartments at the Hutohins House,
! Mr. Charles II. pescay of Dallas well
| known In the insurance circles ~ that see
/ tion, is registered at the HutchiHs House.
| sir A. ~ Iiotnaker. general manager OF
/ the Austin and Northwestern railroad. was
q guest or his friend, Major Wheaton. NJ
the Logan hotel.
Mr.. w. f. Mcclure general passenger
| and freight agent OF the Galveston. Harris.
i burg aud Houston railway. Is among the
late arrivals AZ the Rice.
Mrs d. X. Saunders left last night for
/ Boprbon county, Kentucky. to spend the
| summer with her parents. Her son Earnest
VIII return with her In the fail
| Mr. w. Berry Of Yoakum. general super.
| intendent Of the bridges and building de
| partmcnt Of the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railroad, is registered at the Rico
| hotel.
Judge James II. Burnett left last night
! for Livingston 70 look after the interests
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
HIS SENTENCE AFFIRMED
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS DECi-
SION IN HENRY RANDALL's CASE.
The Murder for Which He Was Con-
victed Was a Most Atrooious One.
Hodge Case Also Affirmed.

The court Of criminal appeals In session
at Austin, yesterday handed down an opln
ion affirming the death sentence assess II
against Henry Randall colored, by a jury
In the Harris county criminal district
court. The murder Of which the defendant
stnnds convicted was a most brutal one,
the victim being the wife Of Randall The
weapon used was knife. and with this
instrument the body Of the woman was
literally hacked 10 pieces. So complete WIS
the nutlation Of the body that even the
eyes were puuged out. The tragedy oc-
Cured short distance below Clinton
which is some seven miles out from lInus-
ton on the line NJ the Texas TrHnspolta-
ton railroad Hnndnll was promptly tr Il
and convicted. and the extreme penalty OF
the law was not considered too severe In
view II the horrld crime An appeal was
taken TO the higher court with the result
as above stuffed
ii is not likely that the transcript from
the upper court win he received in umc
Tor sentence to hc passed on the prisoner
nj this term ~ the criminal court, Will h
adiuurps by limitation on June 30. Thls
hcing the case sentence WIZ MT he pro
nounccd against Randall until the October
term Of the court
Another opinion handed down by the
court Of criminal appeals afdrms tho sen
tcncc Of five years assessed against VI [
thcw Hodge Appealed from the criminal
district court of Harris county The d -
PENDANT was convicted Of the murder Of
Curtis. which occurred ON the night uf
Christmas eve last at the corner NJ Ice.
land and Broadway. Curtis died from
gunsho wounds received In the melee.
| Another party rs charged with murder In
connection with the case, but bis trial has
not yet occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
A BUILDING LOT WANTED
By tIle Y. NJ. c. A. Upon Which to
Place Their HALL.
THE MONEY is ALREADY IN HAND
A Site Desired in the Business Section
Lot Wanted Now So as to Make
Plans for the Building.

The building committee of the Young
Mons Christian Association has money
enough In sight for lot for the new as
ISOLATION building and is now ready to
make the purchase.
The committee desires lot 125xl5O feet
near the business section of the city,
Nothing less than 100 feet square will be
considered.
The committee is meeting encouragement
in the way Of securing funds and desires
TO secure the lot at this time 50 as to be
Gn U, which viii he n large and handsome
ono and a credit to the city The officers
of the association are of the opinion that
the building should be built not only FOR
tLe prcseu but for the future, and should
he thoroughly equipped In modern NJ. TO-,
date fashion Such building viii cost u
good deal of money, but will be good IN,
Vpstment for me city, as other cues all
over the country are hnding them to be.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
cRop PRospEcrs gNcouRAoINa.
Judge Aoridse Thinks d Successful War
Has Been Waaed on the Boil WeeVl.

Judge George n Alridge of Dallas. one
of the most prominent citizens of the North
Texas metropolis, situated at the head Of
Trinity navigation, is registered at the
Logan hotel. His visit to Houston is for
the purpose Of securing the necessary ma,
terinl for completing the determination OF
the boil wcevil from two large plantations
which he owns IN Robertson county. On
the boil wccvll subject Judge Aldridge I'm
parted the information that the destruction
and havoc which 1t was expected would be
wrought by those notorious and dreaded In.
scots has been headed on to large extent
by the active crusade which, under the dl.
rections of state Entomologist f. w. Mally.
has been wagcd against them.
The discovery made by Prof Mally
that the wccyll has sweet tooth WAS
the key to the solution of the problem In.
volved in their determination according
to Judge Al1ridgc "Mally'S formula,
which Is made up largely of sweetened
water with enough arsenate OF lead to
make the poison adhere 10 the cotton,
pretty much after the manner that paint
sticks TO u wall, Is what is doing the work
of destruction and doing It thoroughly.
Then, too. the work of picking up the
squares containing the weevil egg and also
gathering the live weevil Is rapidly relc.
eating the wccvil family into the back.
ground Farmers are confidently expecting
TO make a cotton crop this fsll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
GIFT OF MASONIC JEWELS
INTERESTING EVENT SCHEDULED
FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT,
Mrs. Arson Jones to Receive Jewels that
Were Originally Intended for Her
Venerable Husband,

san Jacinto chapter Daughters Of the
Republic Of Texas has been invited by
Holland lodge 80 /, a. r. and A. NJ, TO
meet with the lodge Monday night at s
o'clock. The meeting Will Ice held at the
Masonic tempie aud the object of 1t Is the
presentation OF the jewels that were 30
have been presented to Mr. Arson Jones'
the first grand master Of Masonry in Texas,
but who died about the time the Jewels
were to have been presented. On Monday
night they will be presented to the widow
OF Mr. Jones, who is president OF the state
organization OF the Daughters Of the Re
public Of leNas.
Uhc president OF san Jaeiuto chapter re
quests Il fun attendance of the members at
the meeting,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
A eood counh Mediolne.

II speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy when druggists use II in their own
families In preference to any other. 81
have sold Chambcrlains Cough Remedy
for the past five years with complete sat
lsfacton to myself aud customers, Says
Druggist j. Goldsmith, Van Ettcn, \. Y.
II have always used It in my own family
both for ordinary coughs and colds and
for the cough following la grippe. aud
find IL very cfhcaclcus," For sale by an
druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

To The tdltor Of Tho Fost.
Houston. Texas June ISL see through
the columns OF your paper that one Bailey
Sparks has been convicted I wish YOU
would have II corrected. as am known
Throughout the State of Texas. ~ 10 true
he names himself Bailey Sparks, hut MS YOU
Wish you would have Il corrected that /
am not the man. Bailey Sparks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
KILLING AT SHELDON.
lobe Turner Killed at the Emancipation
Celebration.

pcputy Sheriff f. h. Singleton came in
iast night bringing with him Bud and Nib
SimmS, two negroes. whom he placed in
jan en- the charge of killing another negro
anmCd Tohc Turner Both the SImmS are
said TO have done the shouting The Killing
occurred about p. N. at the emancipation
VplVhruti ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

was list dAs3 stencils. rubber stamps,
notary and lodge seals, metal checks, etc
]. v. Love. 22o5 Mechanic St, Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
MASONIC ELECTIONS

Bastrop, Texas, June 1.-THE Masons are
preparing for a grand celebration here on
Thursday, the 27th comprising installation
OF officers, Masonic addresses and a ban.
quet. The installation OF officers will be at
the Methodist church, TO which the general
public are invited. Only the Masons and
their families will partake OF the banquet
~ the opera house. Hon. Robert John of
Austin has been invited TO deliver an adj.
dress, and all Masonic lodges in the county
have been invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

PArRIcK's TRANsFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes a specially
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

take this method OF expressing thanks
to my many friends who have been SO
kind 10 me during my husbands sickness
especially do | feel grateful 10 my friends
Of the Houston Packing company and the
Woodmen OF the World.
Mrs j. l.. HARRISON,
The ladies' OF st. NIary's Child viii give
an ice cream festival Tonight at corner
Of Hardy and Cont streets. All are cor
daily invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

Corpus Christi, Texas, June 19-Corpus
Christi lodge, A. T. and A. NJ, elected the
following officers last night for the ensu.
ing year: j. III. R0ark, wOrshipful master.
Randolph Robertson. senior warden; Henry
Redmond. Junior warden; Julius Henry
treasurer; John u. Bernard. secretary; H.
II. G. Gussett, tiler 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

kerrvllle, Texas, June l9,-The following
officers for the Masonic lodge were elected.
II, Remschel worShlpful master: ]. l.,
Ninlng, secretary; w. Il. Williams, treas
urer; X. II. Burney, senior warden: John
tiler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

Alvin Texas, June 17.-At regular
meeting Of Alvin lodge No 1853 A. e. and
4. NJ. Saturday night. the following GA
GERS were duly elected to serve for The
ensuing term: j, NJ. Keetnn. w NJ
L; NJ Hartley, $. W; W. B. De Land. j
Stockwell secretary and NJ. L. Better.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

hHItu- ] ITO
First Violin ..,,.,.. Master ri. Nicholson
Second Violin. Master r.. Nicholson
Piano Observation-Disclosures. Miss Power
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Dialogue
Scnne |.

TThInk BCfOrC y on AGO
Whore Arc the Friends of My Youth
Cocal. ... Misses Gillespie and Munlin
Violin Duet .....,......... -.........
Miss Edwards and Master Nicholson
SLIGHT MISTAKE.
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
Army Orderl.

The retirement from active service by
the President. September %. 1901 of Lieut.
Col John G. Leefe, Thirtieth Infantry.
by operation of law, under the provisions
of the act of Congress approved June 3O
1882 is announced.
First Lieut.. Edward p O'Hern, Ord
nance Department. will proceed from
Watertown Arsenal, Watertown, Mass.
to Forts Terry, Niche, and II.
C. Wright, New York: Forts Mans
field. Greble, Wetherill. and Adams.
Rhode Island; Forts Rodman. Revere,
Andrews, Warren, Standish. Strong,
Banks, and Hea-h, Massachusetts; Forts
Constitution and Foster. New Hampshire
Forts Williams, Preble, and Leyett. and
Great Diamond Island, Maine. on official
business pertaining TO the inspection of
the armament OF the posts named and the
work of the mechanics thereon. and on
the completion Of this duty will return
to his proper station.
Capt William r. Grove commissary
has been relieved from duty as post com
missary at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
and will proceed to Chicago. ILL.,. and re-
port in person TO the purchasing commits
sary in that city for duty as an assistant
in his office.
Second Lieut. Thomas A. Jones. Artil-
lery Corps. having reported his arrival at
San Francisco, Cal. in compliance with
orders heretofore issued from this office,
has been assigned to the SiXty-Seventh
Company, Coast Artillery. and will pro-
coed to join that company at Honolulu,
Hawaiian Territory.
First Lieut.. Harry w. Newton, Artillery
Corps. has been assigned to the Sixty
seventh Company. Coast Artillery.
Second Lieut.. Eben Swift. jr-, Fifth
Cavalry. having reported his arrival in
New York City, \. Y, in complince with
orders heretofore issued to him from this
office. will proceed to Fort Apache. Ari-
zona Territory. and report in person to
the commanding officer thereof for duty
with troop of the Fifth Cavalry serving
at that post.
Lieut. Col William P Vose, Artillery
the Division of the Philippines. and upon
the expiration of his present leave of an
sence will proceed to and take station at
ort Columbus, New York.
The following transfers and assign
ments are made in the Artillery Corps:
First Lieut.. Upton Birnie. from the
Twenyt-third Company. Coast Artillery
to the Twenty ninth Battery. Field Artil-
lery When relieved from duty with the
Company by Capt. Andrew
Moses Lieutenant Birnie will proceed to
join the battery to which assigned.
Second Lieut.. Fred l.. Perry, to the
Capt. Charles l.. Phillips, Artillery
Corps, will proceed from Fort Hancock
New Jersey. to the works of w 4 l.. F.
Gurley. Troy. N Y. on official business
in connection with the inspection of plot
ting boards of Captain Phillips design
which are being manufactured at those
works for the Ordnance Department and
upon the completion OF this duty will re-
turn to his proper station.
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
Imported Coque
Feather BOaS.

From Paris direct-and Just
arrived. An exceedingly stylish
neckpiece, and never quite so
fashionable as now. Made of
cOque feathers, in a variety of
colors suitable for both street and
evening wear.
These colorings include the
light and dark shades of grey,
solid black, black and white, sol
id white, lemon, light blue, pink;
also white, with a touch of deli
cate lavender, pale blue, and
grey. Very full and fluffy and ele-
gantly finished.
II yards long, $500 each
2 yards long, 500 each.
First floor.
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
Nayy Orders.

| Read Admiral William T. Sampson. de-
| tached as commandant. Navy Yard. Bos-
| ton, Mass; on relief, to home and wait
| orders
Rear Admiral Mortimer L. johnson. de-
tached commandant, Naval Station, Port
Royal, S. c.: on relief. to Boston Navy
Yard, as commandant
Rear Admiral Edwin NJ Shepard. de-
tached Naval War College. to Naval Sta
| tion. Port Royal. S. c., as commandant.
Capt Samuel W. Very detached Naval
War College, upon completion of course;
| to home and walt orders.
Capt. Colby NJ Chester, detached from
attendance on course at Naval War Col
lege upon completion; to duty at Naval
| War College.
| Capt George F. F. Wilde. detached
Naval War College upon completion of
course; tc Navy Yard, Portsmouth. N. H.,
| captain of yard
Commander William w. KimbaIl. de-
| tached Naval War College. upon compile
| tion of course; to Navy Yard, Washing
| ton.
Commander Duncan Kennedy. detached
! Naval War College; upon completion of
course; TO home and wait orders.
Commander George =. COlyocoresseS
detached Naval War College. upon COM
pletion of course; to Washington, and re-
sumo duties in Naval War Records Of
flee.
Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Fox,
detached Naval War College. upon COM
pletion of course; resume duties at Naval
Observatory.
Lieutenant Commander Austin NJ
knight, detached Naval War College.
upon completion of course: to home and
wait orders.
Lieutenant Commander Charles Laird
detached Naval War College. upon COM
pletion Of course; to home and wait or
ders.
Lieut. Wilson W. Buchanan. detached
from Crescent Shpyard: to Boston yard.
duty with the Prairie as navigator, when
commissioned.
Lieut.. Victor Blue. to Navy Yard,
League Island, as inspector of equipment
Cramps Shipyard.
Paymaster John A. Mudd additional
duty as assistant to general inspector of
Pay Corps. October 1: upon retirement of
general inspector. assume duties of gen.
eral inspector.
Assistant Paymaster Edward T. Hopes,
commissioned from Septt mber q
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
A LOCAL LAWYER DEAD.
Frank Il. Browning the Victim of
BriSht's Disease.

Frank T. Browning, a member of the
District bar. died Monday afternoon at
his residence. Templeton. near Forrest
Glen, Md Death was caused by Bright's
disease.
About week ago he became so i'll as
to be confined TO his bed. He rapidly grew
worse until the end came on Monday.
The funeral services will be held at his
late residence tomorrow at IL a. m. and
the interment will be made at Congress
sional Cemetery at | p. m. the same day
The deceased was "A son of the late II.
W Browning. He leaves a widow and is
survived by five brothers. Henry Clay
Browning sr. Theodore +. Browning.
Livingston Browning. Arthur Browning.
and George Browning. His brothers. with
pcrcival NJ. Brown. John w. Warner.
Arthur NJ. Wheeler. and Z. r. Stansbury.
viii serve as palibearers at the funeral.
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
luFEY'S PURE MALI WHlSKEY

has carried the blessing of health to more
homes during the past fifty years than
all other medicines combined. 1t cures
consumption. nervousness. and inGiges-
ton, stimulates the blood, tones up the
heart, and is a boon 10 women during
their periods; it allays all pain and curcs
the disease commonly known among
women as female weakness. II has saved
many young girls lives at the critical
period changing from girlhood 10 woman
hood.
Duffys Pure Malt Whiskcy is absolutely
pure-it contains no fuscl oil. All drug
gists and grocers. 81 Il bottle. Beware
dealers in bottles that lcok hike "Duffy's.'
Whenever you see d. glers name on
bogus goods bd,.-are of that dealer; he
would not hesitate to so!l you Impure
booklet sent free tT anyone who writes.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Cu.. Rochester. ~ Y.
The Washington times., 1901-09-25
SEPTEMBER
FURNITURE SALE.
W. B. MOSES & SONS,
r st. Cor. nth.
FOR CHIEF OF ORDNANCE.
Captain Crozier Mny Succeed Briga
dier General burlington

Brig. Gen. Adelbert r. Burlington.
Chief of Ordnance, who. il is expected.
will be placed on the retired list on No
vember s. will probably be succeeded by
Capt William Crozier. now on duty at the
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds His Sc
lection has not yet been decided upon bv
the President but II is understood that
he is under consideration.
1t is expected that President Roosevelt
will sign today the commissions of about
thirty artillery officers The idea prevails
that President Roosevelt will inaugurate
a policy looking toward the injection of
younger blood in the army.