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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06
Halloween Parties.

Mrs. Charlie Stone most pleas
antly entertained about twenty five
of her young friends last night. al
her home on Ohio river front, with
masquerade party.
The house was prepared for the
occasion by this hospitable lady,
and to say the young folks had an
enjoyable time is not necessary,
for never were they more royalty
entertained. at the accustomed
hour delightful refreshments were
served, to which the guests did am
pie justice.
The young ladies were masked,
and they do say that the boys don't
know this morning who they we're
talking to, lunohed with, or her
name after be escorted her home.
When the hour for departure ar
rived all were loud in their praises
of the joyous evening spent, and
hope to be invited again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

The oil excitement does not
abate down in the Glenwood re-
gion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Sheriff w. V, Wilcox ,sof Meigs
county. Ohio, took his Both patient
to the Insane Asylum at Athens,
Monday, during his administra-
ton of one year and ten months.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Private golf links over two miles
in extent have been laid out for
the king at Windsor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Little Miss Carrie Bloom enter.
tanned crowd of her friends last
night at her home, corner of 9Th
and Main streets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

One of the Oddities indulged in
last night, by some of our uptown
young ladies, was eating thimble-
full of salt, SO they could dream of
their future husbands. and hope
their dreams would come true.
The grass in the fields is very
dry, and it takes but little to ignite
it, and hunters should be very care
full about FIRE. Carelessness might
cause great deal of damage to
farmers, and others,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Miss Emma Stagg entertained a
number of friends last night in a
charming manner. They highly
enjoyed the evening. The lunch
served was enjoyable indeed. Those
present were. Misses Edith De-
Witt, Anne Sehon, Media Bowyer,
Messrs. Chas. 3. Jones, Howard
Robey, Roy Williams, Chas. Neale
aud Elmer Davis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

The new women, il you look
CLOSE enough, will often be found
to be an old woman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Miss Josephine Hess, in honor
of Miss Mayme Porter, of Hogsett,
entertained few friends. AT the
usual hour refreshments were serv-
cd and greatly enjoyed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

The Polite Young Man-"Yes," /"
said the naughty young woman
who was Colonial Dame as we'll
as Daughter of the Revolution,
"my prest grandsire fell at Bunker
Hill "Ice or banana skinH" in
quired the polite young man from
Milwaukee Cleveland Plaindealer.
He-The love 1 have declared
for you, my dear, is a perfect love-
She-And will you swear that
you have never loved another2
He-Ah, darling, you forget that
practice makes perfeot.- Richmond
Diepatch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

A passing train set fire to corn
field near Marysville, o., and 2,2OO
shocks worth $2,5OO we're destroyed
Who will pay for that?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Since 1850 the population OF
France has increased but 8, 5000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

There are over 100000 acres of
oyster land in Long
leland Sound
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

There are now about thirty wo-
men pastors of Unitarian churches
in the United States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Affeotation is greater enemy to
the face than the small. pox
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

A broken promise can never be
made as good as new.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

Courting a homely girl is usually
plain sailing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-11-06

An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resolute actions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
Rin Shoot lad Lampssss.

Lampasas, Texas August I3.-The nfth
annual shoot OF the Lampasas Gun club
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
THE FIGHTING CONTINUES.
Serious Engagements On Outskirts Of
Panama and Colon.
THE REBELS ARE STEADILY ADVANCING
Revolutionary Forces Seem to Have a
Determination to Continue Their
Attacks on the Towns.

Kingston, jamaica, August 15. The Brit
lsh steamer Darien has arrived here from
Colon and brings reports OF heavy light
Ing Monday ON the outskirts Of Panama
ana Colon. The rebels were steadily I'D,
vancing on the town proper A hummer
of men had been wounded
\ large lumber of wounded men belong.
ing TO the government troops were tnken
10 Colon Monday. This Is regarded MS an
Indication OF the perslstency Of the rebel
attacks
Tho converted cruiser Namouna has been
found TO be practically useless, owing TO
the bunElng attempts TO mount heavy guns
on board her. The Colombian government
IS now negotiating for the purchase OF the
steamer BERNARD Hall of tue West India
and Pacific steamship company .llmited)
of Liverpool The Darlcn brought forty
passengers who were Obliged to leave Colon
In order To escape the danger auu To avoid
CONSUMPTION. The British consul at Colon
has entered a protest against Jamnicans
icing compelled by the Colombian govern
ment 70 fight against the rebels.
chances of the liberals success seem bet.
ter than ever since the commencement OF
the revolution.
Guards are stu kept on board the trains
running between Panama and Colon,
Both sides are committing atrocities. In
the attack made on the government troops
sunday lew miles out of Colon rebels
OF the latter was afterward found shot in
the abdomen with both legs amputated
This was a renrisal for the torture by the
government OF political prisoners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
AN UNKNOWN WHITE MAN RUN
DOWN BY A TRAIN.
Difference OF Opinion as to the Rice
Crop--Corner Stone of the Syna-
eoeue to Be Laid.

beaumont, TeIas, August 15.rnis after
rcon about 8 clock an unknown wnite
man was instantly killed in Tue yards OF
kansas CITY southern railroad near the
station in TINS city by being run over by
cars being handed by switch engine.
The cars mad been staining gu the side
track for some time, aud It Is supposed L.,
man crawled beneath them and went to
sleep on the track. AT any rate, as soon
at me train was moved the .ihangir, re-,
mains were found anu the spiril nau a. "a
night The body was norriply mpnged
4 H.. wheei seems to have passed az ross
the right shoulder, severlng the arm ana
shoulder, ana passed oven the head, crush
IN IL into Il pulp IRON the nose dpwufa.
There was no MEANS OF Qualification
whatever The man appeared 10 be about
Z years OF age, wore workiugmau's clo, hes
and Il straw nat, and 10 cents was ounu In
has pocket
Tie remains were turned Ovsr to the
county undertaken and Will be inferred In
tlot potJers neld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
RAIDS CONTINUE ALMOST DAILY.
Matachin and Goreona Station Have
Suffered Recently.

Matachin and Goreona Station Have
Suffered Recently.
Colon, Colombia, August 1b.--Ralds con.
tinue almost daily. Last night Matachln
was again raided and cattle belonging TO
sympathlzers with the government were
stolen. Two women were kidnapped at
Gorgona station Sunday night ana the
Chinese there were plllaged. On most
occasions OF this character the Chinese are
the chief sufferers. Consequently they are
daily transferring provisions and MERIDIAN
disc to Panama, thus intenslrying want and
suffering all along the line,
Arneu guards, consisting OF about atty,
still accompany each passenger train. The
presence of the French cruiser Suchet tends
to allay uneasiness and the arrival OF the
United States gunboat Machias Is anNlously
awaited. 1t Is hoped that she may get
here by Sunday. Beyond the loss Of dynu-
mite and powder the railroad has sustained
no injury and traffic across the lsthmus
continued without interruption, although
fewer local passengers are crossing. The
government Is concentrating troops from
the more remote provinces Telegraphlc
communication with coast points Is inter
rupted aud hence nothing Is known here
regarding the situation at Cnrtagepa and
BarIanqullla.
General Alban has not yet returned TO
Colon, but he IL expected at any moment
with rsinfOrC ements. Troops continue 10
patrol both ends of the isthmus at mid
night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
LYNCHINGS FRUSTRATED.
ALABAMA SHERIFF ROUTED A MOE
WITH A SHOTGUN.
The Crowd Entered His Sleeping Room
and Secured His Revolver and Then
Demanded Keys to the jail.

Tuscaloosa, Ala, August ia mob Of
about fifty men ente,ei the Jail before
daylight this morning, determined to lynch
the negro Henry Pratt, charged with at
tempted assault on Sallie Rice, little
white girl.
Sheriff Kyle had suspected danger and
was sleeping at the jail The mob forced
their way up the steps In the first part
OF the jail, used as a dwelling by the depu-
ties. The men entered the room aud slipped
pistol from beneath the head OF the
81 eplng sher,ff He awoke aud when he
n cached for his pistol found Il was gone.
The mob demanded the keys to the part
II the jail containing the prisoner. The
sherin Informed them that the keys We're
locked up in the sale In the sherIff's of
nee.
After some parleying the sheriff. who
had arisen worked his way to closet
where he had loaded shotgun. This he
drew and told the men they must kill him
before they could get the prisoner. In ia e
Of the loaded gun the mob left the jail
and dlspei sed.
II is reported that the mob was also
after man who was brought here from
Coaling last night for attempted assault
on Miss Anna Cobb. The keys which the
sheriff said were IN a safe were under thu
mattress Of his bed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
|yLENDID VICTORY.
liens Won from The Abbot at
Brighton Beach.
|o,p TIME WAS EQuALED.
!, , Battle Royal Between the Two
Great Horses.
,v,swITNESSED BY $4,000 PEOPLE
,hbcs Made Disastrous Break in
u. seoond Heat and Cresceus
Went to the Front.

work.. August l5.-'rhe $1,000 spe-
E,,cttIns match at Brighton Beach be-
H. worlds champion trotter Cies-
d ss2A. and The Abbot 2;o8h re-
Il IN splendid victory sor cresceus
The race was seen by $1,000 per
.,.as secured the role, giving him n
advantage Cresceus rusncd to the
i md had a lead Of a length, which
H. to the quarter, rskng tnAt mark
This lead Tho Abbot had slightly
i N At the half, which was reached In
4 and he was very close at the three
Fqs in l:d2A.
4 ,ast crowd realized that worlds
n was about to he made and rose to
4 cheering wildly. Coming down tho
m Il was a battle royal, with The
II, rery close up. but Crcsceus, with
,u,laog grit. kept on, with nostrils
sded and just managed to beat his
Ssut by a half length in 2:03h, the
M trotting record in a race. The
<bucement created tumultuous applause.
M second heat The Abbot had not
H. hundred yards before he made
,trcus break, and before he could re-
4 his gait Cresceus was in front. The
a, once settled, made a grand effort
&ertake his opponent, but the son of
IN MeGregor was out for victory and
"a, passing the quarter in BIZ sec
Il hail. in 1.o2la, the threequarters in
Ind came rushing home. the last @iar-
Il S1g. doing the mile in 2:06A, with
EAbbot. back Of the dag. As the race
|best three in FIVE, Ketcham consented
Cresceus should go another heat. This
Il shortly before O'clock, accompanied
\ runner for the first half, where he
&oined by another runner, and he did
Bic in 2:Oj, the quarter in 3ola. the
fu lOlh and the quarters in
d To the credit Of The Abbot IT should
IA that not only was this his first
b. the season, but he has also been
tnd his best mile since his recovery
th the vicinity of 200.
betting before the race was 500 TO
"a Cresceus.
BINARY Of the other events;
VI class, trotting, purse S2000-Neva
Epns Won. Best time 2:1lA.
n class, pacing, purse S200o-Sphynx
n Res time 2:071i.
y ssss, trottlng, parse S150O-Toggles
n Bts. time 2,OqN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
coIored Epwortn .-eapao conterenoe.

Colored Epwoctn -espdc Conference
Rrenham Texas. August l5.-'rhe third
days session OF the Epu orth League con
ventiou and the SUNDAY school Institute
h1lng held this week with Mount zou
Baptlst church at watrousvillc. was opened
ut o'clock with devotional exercises ~
Rev ] Il. Beal. 4
DIR. Logan OF Houston addressed the con
ventionsi IA the interest Of the church na,er
and was followed by Prof. II V, II. Pem.
berton on the subject Of the National Er-
worth League.
Rev j L. Bryaat, presiding cieer Of
the district real lis annual report, which
Was listened to with marked attention, ;tn'l
the showing miIde vas very grltify ug
one.
The conference collection IN 70 date Is
Sg1-
Reports from local rralrhn.rs was hear
and the Snewal OF their license WIS takcn
UP.
The afternoon session was opened With
devotional exercises nv thlfoy Frat. and
Frank Constant discussed the hest method
OF raising ministerial support. and num-
her OF preachers talked on this subject.
Rev s. VI. Bolden Of Navasota was
among the late arrivals today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
pETAILs JusT coMlNe our.
Eleven Hundred Men Killed and Wound
ed In tho Bio FIGHT.

Eleven Hundred Men Killed and Wound
ed in the BIG FIGHT.
New York August 10. Details regarding
the Venezuelan. Colombian conflict of July
20 have been received ana convey the ntst
mtlmHtlon that the battle was q serious
one. The engagement was fought at Las
Pillas, La Parada and Princes ana lasted
twenty.ax hours The Colombian forces
we're compelled TO retire, but not before
llCu of both sides had been Killed and
wounded Among these were General
and four eploncs. The army of tuv0 In.
>vaders was divided into awenty-c light regl-
mcnts, some OF which were of the regular
Colombian army, commanded 10y Cover n
ment officers and using the army nr ilery
because of strict postal, press and cable
censorship exercised, the victories won 10y
the rebels i'm several battles were until
now given as mere rumors. A list of these
battles was among the ndylceS received Uy
insuTgent advices, General Jose M. Castillo
defeated the government troops under
General Luis VeieE at PNlnlra, taking
nianr prisoners and supplies. General
ClOdomiro Castillo won Il battle over a
rc1rlar regiment that attempted 10 inter
cept his command in It's march 10 lilo
ilacha General Marn's forces have won
several engagements and now practically
control the department of Tolma Two
the rebels took place at Cannzas and
Gatun, department of Panamn.
-Four. battles have been fought during { G
last month In the south of Cuuca, which
were also government defeass. though de
tails are lacking.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
BASEBALL
Gus Weyhino to Be Put Back into the
Game.

Gus Weyhine to Be Put Back into the
Game.
nus "eyhing Is TO return to the Zig
ieague, SAYS the st. Louis Globe Democrat
Manager "Blddy" McPhee Of the clneln.
natl club announced last evening before
boarding a train for the Queen city that
ne was so hard up for pitching talent that
ne was forced to pick up wcyhlng whom.
NJ ~ understands, Is behaving aud fastef
lnan he has been for several Summers.
Neyhlngs career In fast company even
antedates that OF Charley Nichols. b5t
.Sussie never behaved as well as The
hansas Sityion did and for the past s.x
S sxi,s rs mas been PLAYING hide aud seek
WIN lhe big leagues. year ago he was
Win 81 Louis. Then Brooklyn picke him
UP, put mis- stay with Hanlon was limit,Ii
20 very Few weeks. This spring no O.
gan with the defunct Louisville cub OF lie
western association. Wilmot al MIN "a.
ana ne bobbe,. up with Cleveland in III
american league. He twirled part OF q
game Tor McAleer, and was then thrust
nlon the world Just how the NntIc. el
WI stand Tor Wcyhlng to play Tor McP ee
Wien ne has been operating In the Iohason-
Somers Organization remains 10 he seen.
put hing Biddy declares that the anticne
tNrling marvel will be with him and re-
port Tor duty the coming Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
a. ReuivaI a Whom.

winona. Texas. August II Yesterday
REV. II. L. Glllon. pastor Of Harris Creek
Baptist church at wnona, In the short
time Of twenty eight minutes buried thirty
happy souIs in baptism as part Of the re-
SUR of a meeting commencing on Friday
night before the FIRST sunday and closing
yesterday. others were converted, bur VIII
toin other churches ~ different deDomina-
fions This Is the greatest number ever
VII live up to their promises. The dances
and the crap games with when our Town
has been cursed. viii he broken NJ, -.
fortiee nerhnps while Texas was repuhlic
ana tha place OF worship was wheIs the o,1
Methodisf Episcopal church ground now X.
huildIno had 10 be rebuilt II was moved
70 Mount Carmel four miles west OF mere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
VII BE well REPRESENTED.
United States viii Send Ships to Both
Sides of Panama.

CluCo VI
Washington August 15.--It has now been
definitely determined that the United
States will be represented on the Pacific
side Of the isthmus Of Panama as well as
on the Atlantic side. Thus FAR the Ranger
has been held In readiness at San Diego
and the Iowa Is coming down to san Fran
cisco 10 be In readiness to go south from
that point But while the formal orders
have not been issued one or the other
Of these ships Is TO be proceeding south
to look after American interests. The
present Indications are that II VIII be the
Hanger as she Is further down the coast
The state department is without any adj
ditlonal word from Colombia or Venezuela
concerning the disorders.
Al the Venezuelan legation, Senior Pulid",
charge daffairs, expressed nrm bellel
that there WIS no actual war between ms
country and Colombia for he said he would
be Immediately cabled n war between the
two countries had been declared or even
was immn'nt.
As to tie casualty reports from the
hatflcs said to have been fought In Iachlra
On me Venezuelan border he did norbe-
lieve them exaggerated TO- any extent. for
he pointed out that single battle between
revoiutionists IN South America actually
left more dead on the held than ala our
whole Spanish American war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
The Rioe Cron.

Beaumont, Texas, August 10, Regarding
the report OF MIR. Z. c. Chaney on the
rice crop In this section, It seems there Is
Il difference of opinion as to the crop in the
northern part OF the county along the canal
of the Beaumont irrigation company. From
Mr. John - Goodhue II is .earued mat
tue farmers on the beaumont cauiu expect
10 harvest Oh an average OF aD0lt 'wplNe
rult Spe.u-ag ,urther o. inc
prospects on the canal, Mr.. Gnodhus said
lhat there mad beer plenty of water all
thrOu season ana ChUt tn CFop IA
now In hne condition. with almost as good
prospect as last year at u i've. With
Ihis exception, there has been no cnange
suggested In Mr. Chaney's report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16

VIII take place In this city August % and
y. SO far the San Angelo. Temple, Bcr-
tam. Burnett and brentwood hs hay
signited their Intention Of attending. Tie
LampaSas club adds considerable amount
So each purse. Black powder and 10 gauge
folder winds up as follows: 1--WE have the
finest grounds. the handsomest shade and
best water Of any gun club IN the country.
This can he suhstantlmed by any shooter
who has attended our former shoots A
trip to our town and springs is worth your
Tine and expenses. Come along, boys, a
rod hot shoot Is expected aud good time
Is promised Won -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
|wou by Extreme Outsider.


re- August l5.-l.eo Newell. the
outsider In the betting in the
: stakes, won at Harlem today.
hanan, Fox Bard, onoto. Time
eaongs Master Mariner. Goal Run
~ nlah. Time l:13A-5.
Il n sniah Thompson, Zacatosa, Hylo.
shhae, Riverside stakes-Leo Newell.
thnllIian Time l:40 80.
|Tjno - rsaSaqbers, Gallagher, Amer
B 1--WE gssEe searcher, Brutal, KunJa.
ioDAY's ENTRIES.
Ro maidens Captain Hamp l13.
Eianss 1Vg reed Bill l05. Carloviri1a
\ l0S ptM, Aernetla 100 Amur | -.
b. npen Tree los. Virginia WI
M urlISossgs; 2-year-olds Ishtar lo5.
III w ss Jack Raitin iOi. Bert Sar-
iys sister Jeanie rs. Burnett VOL
Nh Ills MS holce a3, Simeon g3, Zibla
hOi 1taltple lo5, R0sfame i0i. Sam
M pe,ilssloner Forster lOt. Mira
''npey M, Foray aS. Rengaw
/ nor No. hhndicap, short course
NJ CO. DICK Fhrber i2s, Queen
iinsloSspplaln Conover 125.
/ N7 r. He,9awaier 100, Itch 100.
n AIonay Me l02 Rauco 100 Il 4
n NnSs lh2, c. p. Camp.
n nall furlongs. sellIng-Ro lie
n (" s1LlIp Wilson iO2. Pvrri'o 1O1.
I& lula Iunkln los. Lapi,lus 100
sst otnsrt Young az
Pryor zenith. selling Papa liar
Ne 81 SIT lV4, Tammany Chief ia,.
~. IN aNnauncey Fisher lOI Hays.
n aad ifoaen 90. About 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
NICARAGUA CANAL MATTER.

Information on Subject Was Called for
in House OF Commons.
London, August BIN the house Of com.
mons today Mn. Perks, liberal, sought IN
formation regarding the course of the
Nicaragua cannl negotiations, but the un.
der secretary OF the foreign office. Lord
Cranborne was only able TO confirm the
dlspntehes Of the Associated Press.
lie said unofficial communications were
passing between Washington and London
reply had yet been received to Lord Lans
downe's dispatch Of February ~ OF the
present year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
uribe-urlbe Renorted sac.

New York, August 15.-The Tribune says;
The Colomblans here who discredited the
report of their goyernuisnt that General
Rafael Urine Urihe had been killed In
hattie were right Two communications
have been received from the rebe chief
IN DIR A. J. Restrezo. representing the
liberal party In this country.
These not only overcome all doubts as
10 whether General Urihe Is really alive.
but convey the further news that he Is In
the thick Of the conflict.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
srRENerH oF lie REsELs.
They Claim to Have d fighting Force
OF $4,000 Men.

They Claim to Have Fighting force
OF $4,000 Men.
New York. August 15.-According to the
bulletins Of the Colombian insurrectionists.
noples Of which have Just been received
here. ~ rebels have lighting strength
X 5000 men distributed and commanded
as follows;
Al san Cristobal. under INC direct com
nsrt ~ The department Of Mn2dalena,
5000; southern part OF Maedalena under
General Jose NJ Castillo, 200; province or
of0n. In me Town 81 Chita, department OF
Boyaca1 nnder General Rafael Camacho.
300: department Of rolima, under General
Marina. 1850; southern part OF depart"
nent ~ Caufnn, near the Ecuadorean iron.
Tier, under Generals b. Herrera and w, -.
Randy Rosas. 400; In tie isthmuF q ran.
unIfe soon under the command OF one
chief. 25O0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
Corncr Stone to Ia | ~

beaumont, Texas August 15.--1be corner
stone of the synagogues nav under con
srnctlon on Broadway Will lie laid next
tuesday afternoon at oclock The ccre-
mony will be conduct II hN the AUTHORITY
o. me most worshipful tfranl i0dge Of
Texas and unde' the auspices Of the Beuu-
mont lodge NJ. 2SO, A. r.. nnd A NJ. The
program will be announced later.