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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01
..wlnter Homes In Summer Lands. .

Issued by the Passenger Department
of the Southern Railway, offers many
beautiful places to spend the winter,
where the journey is short and made in
luxurious trains embracing all the com
fort and Conveniences of modern travel.
All trains are composed of the highest
type of Pullman sleeping and dining
cars. During the winter season the
Southern Railway operates five mag
nificent through trains daily between
New York and the South, including the
Southern Palm Limited, acknowledged
the handsomest train in the world. Fol
copy of the book call or address, New
York Office. 271 and 1885 Broadway.
ALEX. s. THWEATT,
Eastern Passenger Agent,
8103 1885 Broadway
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01
PaInt Your BueeyEfor 7sc.

with DEVICES Gloss Carriage Paint. II
weighs to s ozs. more TO the pint than
others, wears longer, and gives a gloss
equal to new work. Sold by G.. E.
Voorhees, Phillips q Day and r.. e.
Stern.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01
MADISON.

a.. Wallace Brown has purchased a
lot from james A. Webb on High street.
FreehoIder Troxell has rented his
house on Grove street to Mr.. Howell Of
Newark.
M. M. Mcdonnell of Dover, has rented
part of E. L. Cooks double house on
Greenwood avenue.
II the reception given Mayor Seymour
last Friday evening 10 anything to go
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
the subscribers, Executors OF Charles X. swan,
will be audited and stated by the
Orphana' Court OF the County Of Morris. on
Friday, the Sixth day OF December next.
Dated October 80, 1901
CLARA @. SWAN.
STEPHEN II. LITTLE.
SOC Executors
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01

CHARLES F. CUTLER.
WILLARD w. CUTLER
FREDERIC CROMWELL
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
PATRICK FARRELLY.
AUhEL1Us b. HULL,
. UsTAv e. KIssEL.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-01

Miss Sylvia Is one OF the youngest prlma
donna stars and her success has been
notable from the very first.
A number Of the members of the
Morris County Bar are to be the guests
at the reception to be rendered Chief
Justice DAVID A. Depue in Newark. by
the lawyers club of Essex county, on
November 18TH. John O. HI. Pitney OF
this city 10 president of the club. 1t is
understood that the New Jersey State
Bar Association. which has upwards
of $500 members. propose to honor
Chief Justice Depue also. A member
of the association said yesterday that il
has not been decided whether a recep
tlon will be given, but he thought thai
if the Chief Justice formally retires al
Trenton, Nov. Is. lawyers from all sec
tions Of the State will go to that city tt
pay their respects to him.
James Hunt. a we'll known resident Of
Jel sey City. and who has been in tht
butcher business in that city for mum
Der o years, has succeeded to the bust
ness OF John d. Guerin. who has rec
ord If conducting a butcher shop or
Washington street continuously since
1854. Mr.. Hunt is butcher familiar
with the business from beginning to end
and Ia addition to owning several shops
in Jersey City he had the contract fol
\ supplying the Pullman dining car service
non the Erie, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Jentral and other lines. Among Other
prominent persons whose private cars hs
tf cked with meat and game were Presi
ents Arthur, Garfield, Harrison and
Cleveland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL coNvrNrIoN
To Be Held in MISUNDERSTANDING
Work Done Yesterday

To Be Held in Observation-Disclosures
Work Done Yesterday
a goodly attendance of minister's, sinner
incidents aud teachers from ten or more
sunday schools met yesterday afternoon at
400 O'Clock In the First PRESBYTERIAN Sun.
day school room TO confer together and
with the general secretary of the Texas
sunday School association, Mr. Lewis Col.
nus OF Dallas, In regard to a convention.
fhe meeting was delightfully."- harmonious
ana prompt After prayer, Captain vii,
nam Christian was chosen chairman and
Mr. j. H. Douthitt secretary.
The purposes of convention werc tbeu
explained ny the general secretary, as he.
ing q meeting of workers, pastors Officers
ffeacherS ana mature scholars delegates
t ttUn nlt schools Of all denominations
throughout the county, to confer about how
the schools may he Improved. opening ex.
tlciseS made more varied and Interesting,
me experimenting and teaching more
doing the best work in any tine In nnv
school for the heucht Of all. to learn The
latest helpful methods Of mgathcriny,
through home department, cradle roll.
SlN houst ~ h2uS9 canvass, and of M
building through normal class. chfrs'
meeting, and decision day.
~ was pointed OUT as duty and priyil.
ego Tor all who know how 10 do things
Wen, of amy denomination. 20 holm INV
others to knowledge OF thor Success v ~,
the advance Of the Kingdom The GER
taln'S Oh gam to every school participating
was emphasized. Il was voted 10 hold
such a convention In Houston Friday and
Satufday. Sepicmher 20 ana ~ al the
Shearn Methodist Sunday school room, and
lhc iolloWlng committees were nppnlntcd .
Program j. IT, nouthlH. a. q HowcT
J. V. peay. and u, w Taylor 80
uo6 afg"ufent I, pon ). Phelps, W. d.
Unn,es II Irft.,-..,, =,
Gray. Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Blondcan Mr. n
NJ Collier Miss Jennie Bering, Miss IIor-
tense De Chaumcs.
Advertising Mr.. Mcbride md No
The chairman, secretary and general
secretary we're made an executive commit
tee OF conference and help
Every minister and superintendent In Tho
county Is invited to attend and take mart
In the convention. and each school * in.
Yitcd TO send one delegate for each twenty
i've Of It's membership.
Inc business thus being satlsfactorlly
concluded. the general secretary gave an
Illustration OF one feature of convention
T w9rkua Norma season and blackboard
Work presented this appearance;
WHY FOUR GOSPELS.
Gospels meaning good news for sin
Matthew, written to convince Jews that
Jesus Is Messiah.
Mark. written to convince Romans that
Jesus Is Son Of God
Luke, written 90 convince Greeks that
Jesus Is Son OF Man
John, written 10 convince All that Jesus
Is God.
The point OF contact with the ''power"
loving Roman was the miracle working
hence powerful Son OF God; and with the
artistic Greek was the perfect mau
Hearty answers We're given by those
present to the questions OF the leader as
the outline was being developed
Tho meeting closed with good f,lloWshlp
after prayer by LEY. u. j. Aalsen.
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Paul Davis CUNNINGHAM.

To the Editor of The past
t1o,,...,, ~ Vs.
houston IeNas' August 1S.-Cognizant
OF the interest and pride always SO mani,
fest in the columns of Houston's nride nm
Itoust,, ~ 'Suon ptlue 'lhe
ApSo IN the welfare OF young
southern men. | take the liberty of bring.
ing to the attention og lts roo1o,1 ~
cou,se ~ ON, ~ 'N ne"uerS tnF
or tSo g SIT VHe' Nno IN tA' brilliant galaxy
an undimmed halo ~ 1orlt,,oas ~ I,,r'.i.
ness be,yndo,in,, T., ~, mess anu bright
glory aud rcnown. Although NOT Grand
uate of any government institpt,o, ~
ha was chosen by hls conntr, ~ Sea
9iInf.y ol t,S most d.thcuIt ana lmpo;tanr
ortan miss Vig'l9 nnder n Of t9e mul i'm,
require TOO mucn s g,. h W. onarge would
a. onT. y0 ,,.i,in sPoGS Mhen az the age
between '' N" wIo e ,n ne boundary
h. was lost Wv unu IhS hlted States.
PM DAVIS r Shm Of The Rio Grmde river,
aye was permarentIv iiosog ga Wy pllgllil-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Personal MENTION.

NJ W g nj,
MI ~ W. 81 bHNlS Oh HalVestoh is al tine
49,
pin "t' d. H. lost OF IahlesVlue IL ht 'he
pi" "i' H. - Mhiloy o. falestine is at the
az ar ~, H. Keel OF DaHas Is registered at
,,r WA, . po., 80 sa ~
h1i WI u barper ei san Antonio is at
n -, ". vi,
IA" rnSuilLner Oh NeW hork 10 stopping at
NJ. ut,,,a u o.,
I'll Nihum hhpHer OF New Ofleaus is
G r
a. H. Sarier OF fc"ra' lli' Is registered
w.. ~ ~. ,.,..o..
M ~. Is. j. lawson OF dalYeston IS at tue
A. ~, ~. o..,.
the La"lor guests
,,J., T. johnson Of Dallas is among the ar.
',"'' ~ tut E'Nio''
Mr. w. ID. Sherwood Of Beaumont is at
me hutchins house.
Mr. John Steele of New York is among
the Rice hotel guests
MIR NJ j. Mcclure Of Corsicana is reg.
istered at the Logan.
Mr. Adair Cox of tTuntsviIIn t. ,.ocistered
a, the futchns house. '> 90 '7'''N'> W
Registered M The Rice -'u'o'''o -
Dr. Is. S. Weisigcr returned Yesterday
from trip to Danion
are guests M tbe IayIor VI ''n AMIN
~. - ~ No.. ..tt ,,...,,.,..- g.. ,.,,
o, lr' ~ MOTIFS ,Gt lesRrday Tor Chi-
H.
A. a. -, - -. .uaan o. l'ollhs is Ahong
-, s"es'S az wy Nve n"'el'
M. M; A. ?, blNmflthal OF NaVaS2ta is
i'stN'ei =" ut Tue NICE motel
Mr., Pattllo Higgins Of Beaumont oil
i"lle Is "t tne llutehhs mouse
MIs a. CromArtle and children ot Cald-
well are among The Logan guests
Messrs. j. A. Burns and NJ A. Currle Of
| shreveport are guests al the Logan.
Mr. William Brooks. Dallas truvplpr
IS registered at the Hutchins house.
Mcssrs Charles lvey and sam Evorntt
OF Beaumont are atirsis nj thr Uire MOI
n, ! u ,i.y,or -, ,.,',, ~.
of Corsicaua. is rrr,sreTad mr. tHp tIntSb M =
house.
Wo.srs ,, >,
h,.,,,3i o. - 4, a. uuttoM unu - u Aim
IA sst En- VI "''"l1'"t spent Yesterday III
Mn n.o,,,.. ...,.. ,....
tr,', cIer Is ,!1 ~, pOpui4I DttHCeHI ~
nc b,, 70 ""''"R '"c guests Ut the llulcu-
'"S "V"sN'
McssrS 1, D. Cole and john X lIaru-
JUS nouSe'
Mf HeoFSe u Iouilerton Is n prominent
guest ~ the Iiutchins house lrom Tue
Alamo CITY,
MesSrs T. L. WITS ana G u White o.
Prlnec,on Ind, are among the guests nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
ELEGANT NEW SOCIALCLUB
RED MEMS SOCIAL CLUB AND liz
6RARY ASSOCIATION.
Election Of Officers---lts Home to Be
Finely Equipped and Furnished-The
Pride of Houston and Texas.

For some time the leading members of
the Improved Order OF Red Men ia this
city have been engaged in ain effort to
hulld up and establish Red Mems social
club and library association In Houston,
an organization which will be an honor and
a credit to the order. The efforts OF these
men have been crowned with success. and
the matter has assumed tangible shape
and Il can lie said that the Red Men OF
Houston will soon have social orgnnza-
ton far in the lead OF anything of the
kind in the Lone Star State. 1t is pro.
posed to have social club. to the mem
bership Of which only Red Men in good
standing are eligible, and to have rich and
luXurlhnt apportioned quarters where the
members can 70 for enjoyment and pleas
IRE. and where they can entertain their
friends In good style. The feature OF the
cub rooms has not boon dehni ely decided
upon yet, bur IL will reqiir II large. com
nVdlpus Duliding HE it o. intenued to have
Dutfet, cafe, billiard parlors. reception
NAH, reading rooms, etc, IN tacr, every
thing necessary TO the comfort, convenience
ana needs Of an elegant social clup. Gam,
bling of any ana all kinds VIII be post
lively prohibited There are Over 1000
members OF the Improved order Of Rcd
Men In Houston, ANA they can well support
such club rooms az the organizers ana
workers have planned.
a meeting OF the committee having in
charge the details of the Rcd Mems Sociel
club and Library association wus hcid' iu
the wgwnm Of Little Elk tribe, on Con
gress avenue. yesterday morning. All Il Il
alien Interested IN the work of perfecting
the organization and carrying out the plans
were invited TO be present, and the result
WAS large attendance. The charter for
the organization had been received aud
those present Just ciferycsced and boiled
over with enthusiasm when the committee
made is report and told Of the progress
OF the work. The committee on cGnstitu-
ton and bylaws to govern the club made
Us report and code of laws was adopted
An election for officers Of the association
WAS held, resulting as follows:
q. w Best OF BlnCk Crow Tribe, first
vice president.
Carl chmene Tonkaway Tribe, second
vice president.
taly
G. NJ Lusll, Little Elk Tribe treasurer.
~ Is. G. lycy Calunet Tribe H. D.
Biowan,, Tonkawoy Tribe; George Jones.
llk Tribe, ana j.. NJ. Helser, Rack Grow
Trite, We're elected To serve as hoisc com.
miuee The election Of president Of the
en- i was deferred untl some future thnS
he meeting then adjourned 10 inset
nHaln IN thr wigwum of Little FIX Tribe
o'clock
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"OUR SWEET INFLUENCES"
AN ELOQUENT DISCOURSE BY A
MINISTER FROM KENTUCKY.
Rev. w. E. Cave Of Paduoah Fills the
Pulpit at the First Presby-
terrain Church.

Rev. w. +. Cave. D. d., OF Paducah,
KY, who has been pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church IN Tint city for elgh.
teen years, and is now here on leave OF
absence from his col grcsatlon, alled the
pulpit at the First Presbyterian churcn
In this city At both morning and even z
services Yesterday upon Invitation from
the regular pastor, Rev. Wilinm naylt
Lcavcll Rev Cave Is an excellent preach
er, with fine delivery and decidedly ora.
tcrical talent. large and attentive au.
dienco greeted the visiting minister at TIN
morning service. and close attention was
given his able and well directed EFFORT.
Rev. Cave took for his text Job 8sth
chap. and 3lat verse "Canst thou bind the
sweet influences Of Pealdes2" and began
by saying tha1 the series of questions in
this chapter are designed to humble the
unholy pride of man. ana that man has
been characterized both as the glory and
the scandal of the universe. lie Is the
scandal Of the universe when he fans to
recognize his obligation tu his God; he IS
the glory Of the universe when he keeps
mis- life within the laws OF his being. and
acknowledges his responsibility to his God
lie was very elaborate I'm his argument on
/ thls position, showing that he had studied
the subject closely, and familarzed him
sell with II In It's every phase.
In reference TO man, he said that Pas
cnal the great Frenchman has well said /:
Man Is q reed, the fccblest thing in ma
( t"rc; nui he rs . reed that Thinks" that
the universe need not arm Itself to crush
NM An eNhalalion or II drop of water
can DESTROY him, but he would still be
greater than the universe, because he knows
tuHr ne dies whereas the universe I'm over.
coming man Is not conscious of It's power.
In further explanation the sneaker
showed That JOB, to whom the question
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Crushed by a Car.

Greenviile Texas, August 1S. Relatives
and friends were Mortified yesterday after
noon on learning that Wallace W. Jones
had been crushed to death under car
az Sulphur Springs. lie aud X. w. Ander'
son had gone down in the morning to do
some repair work on a car reported in bad
oruer. The ear stood on side track aud
the two men we're underneath the trucks at
work, when a freight train was switched
onto the siding. seeing no nag out the
train pushed against the eur and the next
instant one set of trucks passed over
Jones body, crushing in his stomach, sever
ing the lett arm just below the elbow and
the left leg above the knee Mr. Jones mad
been working couple of months rs car
repairer lie was a young uun about -
years of age and came here from BIgWell.
IN January of the present year he was
married to Miss Minnie Lane, daughter Of
Mir. and Mrs. A. j. Lane of this city, and
the young wife is Frustrated by the terrible
shock oil his death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19

The Houston sprltualists' Society bela
meeting and lecture last evening at CHE.
donian hall, No 10l0h Texas avenue NJ.
Harry :. Holtou, through Inspiration. de.
iivered the discourse ON the following sub
sects, which were presented from the au,
dience: "Why Should We Believe In
Kprltunllsm?' "Whcre is the Abode Of no
parted splritsY "why Are All our Lend
ing Spiritualists Socalists?" as II Not
Best for splritualIsts, to Follow the life
Imagine They Are OF 50 Great Consequence
When They Know Their Sojourn on Earth
IL Comparatively so Short Compared 10
I'imesr. "What Is Relnearnation and WHIT
II Take TO See Soul and Talk 20 ii After
peathY "Why Do Spirits Require Dark.
ness to MaterializeT
Through the instrumentallty of tho
speaker the subjects we're clearly explained
III less than thirty minutes. The remainder
Of the hour, was devoted TO psycrometrie
readings, which all who desired them
seemed satisfied with what they received.
Ehe doors Will be omen TO the public next
Sunday evening at O'clock. The lecturer
win be announced later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
CITY RREvlrlEs.


hr. EcLhardt, announced In yesterdays
l'oSt as having departed for a visit T.
colorado Springs, requests the statement,
made that ne is still In Houston
Their are undeliyered teegams al tho
oinSe OF the Western Union Telegrnrh
klernan, 3. y. Aierns ana Josh ilarris
The Houston school board viii hold n sno
gihl meeting tomorrow Ulght, at which ~
Imposition TO he made Of the Droceef !
be discussed. W."
me Carlsruhe Bowling club has dc.
termned on giving a barbecue next Sun.
1ay Tor the memhers and their friends. TSe
barbecue viii he given ar Dulnler Carl
rune garden and cafe on the Harrisburg
A remittance from the State OF TeVas
covering the amount dueNhe Houston IA II;
Sratd FOR military at Trinity, h
heen received, and members are requesfeS
10 call at the armory tonight al NON I,
ana receive their per diem. The coInuanS
VIII meet Wednesday night for drill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
THE coNcoRDlA Clue

Organized Yesterday and Officers
Eleeted--one Hundred Members.
The Conocrdia club of Houston was or.
ganlzed yesterday nj meeting held al the
Hutehlns House, The constitution and by
laws we're adopted as practically presented
to the meeting by the committees cornnoscd
OF u. Raphael, j. Kahn and Ike Keftier'
House committee, OF which Mr. Charles
Nolt, y chairman, was empowered 40 i'm.
meulAtely procure temporary or permanent
quarters for the club Members were on
rolled us charter members. The object ~
the club Is mutual enjoyment social inter,
course and Improvement In music, litera.
ture and wit.
The officers for the first year are c. 5.
Reichman, president Y. Flaxman, hrst
vice presidents Charles ]. Wolf. second
vice president; NJ. A. Glmhel secretary.
Jones Levy, treasurer; J. Kahn, Ike Kcl'
ler y. Raphael, Charles ). Wolf, |. q. Ger
son and Joe Levy, directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Occupants Of Carriage Killed.

Kansas City, Mo, August 1S.ln a col
llsion between a trolley ear and u carriage
In this city tonight Miss Lucy Bevns was
killed. Ed Wusmuch received fatal internal
injuries and Miss May Beyins WAS badly
cut about the face and head. The victims,
all of whom live in Kansas City, KAN
were in the carriage They stopped TO al
low the car to pass when IA runaway team
ran into the carriuge, showing IL In front
OF the ear which was going at full speed
and the accident resulted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Uniform Rank Meetino

Houston Company No. Z. Uniform Rank.
knights of rythlas, win meet tonight In
the Engineers halt 2o6 Main street. FOR
the purpose Of initiating several new can.
didntes Any member Of the order who
wishes to join should present himself MS n
Nahddale for this rnuk The members
VIC haNihg their measures taken for their
new uniforms, which were selected M mo
iSSl meeting THESE uniforms are some
thing new and promise to make Hne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
RLooDLEss sTREEr nuEl

Two Principals Met and Ernti.d ri
SiNshooters at Each Other '''0'
slxshooter duel Of the French h,,,,
occurred on Washington street yas+o ,Snu
morning shortly after 6 o'clock. The prIn.
c'pais nred on each other at close range
I'VE times 2 piece, and the damage sns.
ul9eq consisted of wasted amnunttinn
ana the disturbing OF the peaceful nrenn,,
Where the bloodleSs duel was fomcbt DSrf
eers Howard and Charlton arrested the p oar
charging firearms were entersd ol nis'
eaen, Much temporary excitement w.ay
created by the rapid fusilade. The meS
Mee so close together that their hlazipn
pss5els almost knocked each other down.
making the extreu ely had msrkm s MN ~ ~
WHICH characterized the encounter aard ~
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high. 80 or 30 years old, has msil
holds head back when talking Pc 919, y W i
and white jumper, dark pants hsa l., ~ u
hat. Supposed TO have gone 70 XXX XXI H n
county. Arrest and notify me. ] aga \
rant A. r. Anderson snsp-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Houston Entertains Galveston

Ihe blacksmiths OF Houston entertained
tne Olacksmlths Of Galveston yesterday at
karlsruhe garden and cafe on the Harris.
hars road Mr.. $. uecker was master OF
ceremonies The participants had n iovlal
Sestoh friends in good style and furnishing
an ,anuhdahCe gt refreshments, both hduid
amu SUBSTANTIAL Quito a large crowd was
picsehF anu Nl elQoyed The day heartily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Funeral Of Mrs. Martha Mayo.

place yesterday morning az y O'clock fir IN
ne family residence, 1923 Washington
street, wiuh interment in the Gerinan
S,meterN The last sad rites were n
Quoted by Rev. Ira Nj. Bryce. Pan bearers.
Messrs. j, v Dcaly, j. H. hcllt, j. Al
C'llier ] =. CASTOR, W. {. Neumann and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
Exeurslona 70 SYLVAN Raaoh.

Regular Tuesday and Friday evening
moonlight excursions TO Sylvan Beach, La
Porte, by Southern Pacific, G., II. & n. KY.
Music, dancing, sailing and bathing. Train
leaves Central depot az p m. Returning
leaves La Porte 1890 y, III. Regular sun
day excursions leave Central depot 500
a. M, GAS a. m, 1850 p. IN. Leave Ia
Porte Q p. M, 1855 y, m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
GLADYS De La Matvr

Little Gladys Dc La Matyr, the G.montbs
9plu daughter q Prof. and Mrs w. 4. De
hcciedly Yesterday afternoon M . r u1eN
me burial viii take place in HoilyW"od
cemetery today. Services AT the residnncN
No; III johnson street, at 10 o'clock mi,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
KiIIed bN a EaIlInn Horse

Kyle Texas, August 1S.-Joe Hawkins, a
son of Mr. Eel Hawkins died here yes
terday from injuries received the day be
fore by horse falling with him He
never regancd consciousness, living only
some eighteen or twenty hours. lnterment
took place In Kyle cemetery at 4 p. IN. to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
sHERIFFsl DEPARTMENT..

stolen at Houston. sotnrd, 49,. -
pay pay pony and buggy Pony laukrs, 4
are lss GN on LETT shoulder the letters *
sahnIn inside vs Of heart Top buggy with red
neSrc. ioots IN, stolen by a brown skin
IKE Aexean, about slx feet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
THE DEATH ROLL.
FuneraI Of Edward ]. Allnn

The funeral Of Mr. Edward Joseph AII,n
occurred at 10 O'Clock yesterday morAing
Fulton street Rev H. c. Willis of tne
Tabernacle Methodist church conducted Inc
service, which was under the auspices Of
me hnights OF the Maccabees. lnte- IN, ut
Mas In Magnolia cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19

The, funeral Of Mr. II. +. Hlllmcr DC.
cured ~ $40 yesterday marling m he
late residence Of deceased, 2218 apin1
street under the auspices of AInguona
lodge 40 /, o. d. II. $ The rcmnins
we're shipped 90 sinner for interment,
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Mrs. Dixie G. Smith.

Mrs Dixie G. Smith died yesterday AZ.
Jacinto street. The remaigs were ~ -, n"h n
20 Solnmbns Via the Southern Pacih,F
lO:42 o'clock last night and the funeral viii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19

The funeral Of Mr. John b. Martin oc.
cuireG at o'clock yesterday aftc. neon
lrt nj the residence of Mrs. George namll-
fcni corner Winter and Johnson streets.
Win interment in the Catholic cemetery.