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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
BASKET BALL.
Hioh School and Y M. C. A. Teams
 Will Contest Tonight.

The Y. M. c. A, and High School basket ball teams will meet at the Institute Friday night and contest for honors The teams have been hard at work for some days getting ill trim and a good game is promised. The public is invited.
 The teams will line up as follows ::
 Y. NJ. c. A-Forwards, Frank Mil her, Sam Knox; center, John Broadus; guards, Campbell Fox, Os. car Moore.
 High School-Forwards, Jim Noel Porter Lindsay; center, Percy Hen derson; guards, Carlton Fox, Gerald Triplett
 Umpire, G. D. Monk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
TOM MANLEY DEAD.
Was Formerly Resident of This
 City and Had Many Friends.

News reached Pine Bluff Friday morning of the death of MT. Tom Manley, who died at his home near stillwell, L T.. Thursday night. Mr. Manley was a well known railroad man and had many friends here, where he formerly lived He is a brother-in-laW to MT. A. P. Corder, a popular Cotton Belt employe, who, with is wife, has gone to Stllwell io accompany the remains to this city. where they will be inferred. Due notice of the funeral will be given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

has been to diminish the obligations redeemable in gold, and thereby pre- vent runs upon the Treasury. The gold standard advocates have con tended that the greenbacks should be retired so as to relieve the govern ment of the necessity and cost of maintaining gold reserve They contended that the government should go out of the banking busi- ness. These measures are reversals of that policy They create new ob- legations upon the reserve they plunge the government deeper into the banking business Under both silver coins will simply become prom ises to pay gold No nation on the face of the globe discredits it's silver coins by reducing them to this. No government redeems it's silver in gole Why should this nation, which produces one-third of all the silver in the world, be the first to strike down one of it's own important industries? This question is asked, but it is not answered.
 However, as has been said there is not the least chance for any bill of the kind being passed either now or in the future. c. M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
INJUNCTION DENIED.
SHERMAN LOST HIS SUIT IN
 ASHLEY COUNTY COURT.
Defendants Directed to Deposit s6,5oo in Court, How
 ever.

A fate special from Hamburg says:
 Judge VI. l.. Hawkins this morning handed down his decision in the case of Randall Silyefman ys. the Mississippi River, Hamburg X West. ern rilroad. The injunction is denied and the defendants are directed to de- posit S6,500 in court Or bank within twenty days to abide final result of this suit
 If they fail to do so a receiver will be appointed, and Merritt H. Johnson. of Little Rock, is designated as such receiver, under $150,000 bond.
 Silverman sued for an injunction or receiver, claiming that the value of his 100 shares Of stock would be de- preciated by the sale of the bonds and remaining share of stock of the company which he claimed was con. temp1ated
 Judge w. s. Mccain, of Little Rock. represented the plaintiff, Henry c. Hall, of Colorado Springs, Col, and Geo. w, Norman, of this place, ap- bearing for defendants
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
Died in This City.

Mrs, Jennie Maeer, aged 37 years, housekeeper for Emma Allen. at her home on West Pullen street. died Thursday night, after an illness of three weeks duration. The deceased came here last August from Pilot knob, Mo. The funeral will occur from the Allen residence this. Friday after non at o'clock Rev. w. D. Buck ner will conduct the services, assist ed by Rev. Mr Forsyth, of Philadel phia, Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
The HelIums Co.

Articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State at Little Rock Thursday for the Hellums Com pany. of Grady. They will do gen eral mercantile business. The capi- tai stock is s45,000 of which $3S,ooo has been subscribed. The officers are J. W. HellumS, President; B. F. In gram, Vice President; J. H. Hellums, Secretary and Treasurer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
FLEW TO FLUES.
Fire Departments Have Two Muddy
 Runs-No Damage.

The fire departments were called out twice in the past twenty-four hours They made a run to the home of MT. Will Mara, corner of Third avenue and Olive streets Thursday evening at about 6;30 o'clock, but the trouble was only a burning flue. The fire was extinguished without dam age.
 Friday morning at few minutes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
1 FINANCIAL BILLS
,,rAslJRES TO STRENGTH |zN THE GOLD STANDARD
L,o, Hiwever, Are Likely to Pass the Present Session of
 Congress.

r.cuINGTON. Feb. S.-The Re
 b,oone are now indulging in what
 fair to become the annual sport
 ,okinq a bluff at amending the
 standard law in order to put It
 nnd inc power of a Democratic
 ,otary of the Treasury to restore
 or to it's place as money. It will
 remembered that one of the chief
 ,ments in the last campaign was
 the gold bill was so defective
 if Mr. Bryan were elected he
 "throw the country on silver
 so within twenty-four hours by
 nly directing his Secretary of the
 asurv to pay out silver for gold.
 fetary Gage brought forward this
 brtion. thus arraiging his own
 V for negligence and inefficiency preparing the gold law, just at the
 ical moment of the campaign and
 a week or two after he had de- led just as positively that Bryan's retary of the Treasury would be krly powerless to overthrow the How that the campaign is over. the retary's statement as to the de It's in the law are remembered and Ire is prssure on Congress to rem
 it. The Republicans, of course, te not the least intention of doing fthing of the kind They are too II satisfied with the effect that M obtained last November by hging forward this bogy tc 'isk Ie- bying it's future avail bili' by any |kless legislation. E'o they have fted until now almost at the end |the session and have reported two Is to bring about the alleged nee |ary cure, Of course there is not RAst chance of either becoming R ff there had been they would have been reported.
 The committee on coinage, weights d measures has reported favorably bill introduced by Representative Il, of Connecticut, and the commit. on banking and currency has ported similar measure introduc- by Mir. Overstreet, of Indiana. le two bills differ as to methods, t are intended to accomplish the me purpose, which is to direct the cretary of the Treasury to main. In the parity at all times by inter. anglng gold coin and silver dollars
 demand and authorizing him to e the reserve for that purpose if cessary. One of the bills provides at such silver dollars as are offered exchange for gold shall be entire Withdrawn from circulation. melt into bullion and recoined into 50 nt pieces and other small change of course both of these bills create w endless chains for milking the Vefnment of it's gold reserve. The llcy Of the government heretofore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

past nine o'clock the boys were again called out. They made a run to the residence of Mrs. H. Solmson. corner Pullen and Walnut streets to ex- tinguish a burning fire over the kitch- en. With the exception of delay caused in preparing a meal, no dam aSC resulted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
Mardi Gras.

St L. I. M. & s. Ky. will sell Feb ruary 13. 14 and 16 to New Orleans one fare for round trip. Good for re- turn passage until March z 1901.
 St. l.. I. M. & s. Ky. will sell Feb ruary 13, 14 and 16, one fair for the round trip to Mobile, Ala. Good to re- turn until March 7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
Oh, Can You?

There are two electric street car companies asking for franchises at Pine Bluff. We can take care of one of them down here, and we really think we have the best city of the two for such a line as a paying in yestment.- TeXarkanian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET
Regular Weekly Report Issued by
 Secretary E. D. Russell Today.

The following is a correct state ment of Pine Bluffs cotton receipts and shipments for 1900-1, for the week ending February s, as issued by Secretary E. D. Russell, of the Com mprcial Ieagu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08
PENlTENTIARY OFFICERS
ELECTED THURSDAY FOR THE
 ENSUING TWO YEARS.
MT. E. T. Mcconnell Reelected Su. erintendent-Oniy Two
 Changes Made.

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. S.-The State Penitentiary Board met yesterday and elected officers for the insttu- ton for the ensuing two years. The Board consists of the following mem bers: Governor Jefferson Davis, Au- ditor T. C. Monroe, Secretary of State J. w. Crockett, Attorney General Geo. w. Murphy and Agricultural Con- missioner Frank Hill The officers elected are as follows:
 Superintendent, E, T. Mcconnell, reelected.
 Financial Agent, M. D. L. Cook, re- elected.
 Physician, Dr. C. r. Witt, re-elect- ed.
 Chaplain, Rev. F. N. Brewer of Center Point, Howard County.
 Clerk, w. J. Taylor, of Holly Grove, Monroe County.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

Dr. Asa Brunson, of New Gascony, is at the Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

MT. J. A. Hagar, of Little Rock, is at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

Mir Fred Luft, of Rob Roy, and l.. D. Thompson, of Camden, are guests at the Trulock today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-08

Receipts since Sept. l exceed those for same period of last season l1363 bales.
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Mushamav-Rassett

Brenham, Texas, April 25.-The residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Lockett on Second
street has been decorated, fes;ooned and
embowered for many festive functions in
which society delights to join, but never
mas 4 presented a more charming appear
ance than on the April afternoon OF Thurs
u paN mLen the wedding bans OF Miss Gylma
hassett q this city and Mr. r. j. Mush,
nMn! OF houston We're celebrated at 2:s0
CLOCK by Rev. George Il. Clothier or the
irst Presbyterian church.
me 'front.' parlor, whore the ceremony
occurred; showed stately palms ana gex.
qulsitr Bride roses. The back parlor was
Iohs IN ginging ivy and III France roses
4, central arch supported heart shape
oL Whlte roses, and Il was here that fruit
punch was served by Misses Emily ua.ris
anu Bianche Wilson. daintily aud airIy al.
tired IN white organdies IN the dining
rscin, where ferns and Bride roses lent
earn anu Iragrance, rare old china and
cnt glass crystalizcd from china eIosets
and sidebosrds, on which point lace, bat
played. us
Besides the ioral decorations the musical
program served TO interest the wedding
guests. Mrs. l. J. Lockett sang .caii Ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
THE USE OF OIL FOR FUEL
HOW THE BEAUMONT PRODUCT is
UTILIZED IN THIS CITY.
Houston Electric Street Railway Com
pany Seems to Be Well Satisfied win
Results of Experiment.

The Houston Electric street Hallway
conpaD, is using Beaumont oil for fuel al
the power house. and SO far the results
seem ia have been most satisfactory, though
surricient time has not yet been allowed
"a give the thorough and complete tests
which II Is desired TO make III regard 10
the use Of the oil and the results Of winch
viii be lnade known shortly.
]. +. Usener. chief engineer at the power
hanse. stated yesterday that he found the
oil much easier to handle than coal anu
said that he believed that any one VINO was
used 10 working around q steam engine
fired by coal or wood ought not to ind any
Difficulty Ia learning all that was new ia
regard 10 the use OF oil for fuei. ne iueu
explained the manner IN which the on WAS
used al the power house. TIE tank IN
which the Uil Is stored Is IN u lower icNtl
than the furnace, in accordance WIN the
requirements Of the Insurance companies.
II rs pumped mp into pipe through WhCh
II Is driven az pressure Tor totlA louNoS'
AZ the end of Ihls pipe Is WlAl Vs. H fi!.,,,.,
ns the "hurncr.' an Ingenious contrlvance
for atomi2iHg the oil or converting II lhto
spray before il reaches the IRE. steam Is
introduced into the burner which may PC
opened and closed md the TOW of Oh IN
creased or diminished, az one sees proper,
by the use o. valve. Coming out or the
burner. the atoms of the oil are sprayed
against q checker work of hre brick, or "a
brick wall with openings in u arranged III
alternate squares The oil evappeatcs
thor0ughiy when u strikes This wall and
Is poure'liJ,io he fire 90 the gaseous form.
The pump Is about ON level with the fur
mace.
The fire which scorched the roof Of the
engine house Monday night Was caused by
the oil escaping tn nine spray from nc
pipe after the removal of burner. The
pressure had been shut on. but sufficient
pressure was LETT IN the pipe 20 drive a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.


on may have long suffered from various
forms OF nervous trouble; there are usual
" many complications whenever the merry
Gus system breaks down. Any slight eN
element almost pros,rates you, your Spir'
It's are depressed You have frequent nerN'
Gus headaches. YOU suffer from sleenlessneS
or unrestful sleep. YOU have dizziness OF
palpitatlon of the heart. and nj all times
sufer from that restless, idgeu feeling
That marks nervous debility
You can endure all these nervous troubles
Tor years or escape them now and for
good. You can choose one condition or the
other The difference Is largely due to the
presence. or hack OF iron iim the system-a
KIND OF iron You may never get unless you
Set II from DIR. Harier's Iron Tonic.
u promptly cures an forms OF nervous
debility or exhaustion. II Increases the
Ntger Of all Your vital organs. IL enliehes
your blood With just that form Of iron
needed 70 huild up, your nervous system
and 10 give you nerve force aud muscular
energy.
You should know that DR., Harters Iron
Tonic Is not an experiment, not Il new
remedy. but one which has been constantly
overcoming these conditions Tor forty ave
Years You can believe In a remedy With a
record like that. Made only bv the Or:
everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
THE S0UTH'S HEROIC DEAD
GRAVES or CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
TO BE sTREWN WITH FLOWERS.
The Patriotic Work OF Robert c. Lee
Chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy.

Today liz Confederate Decoration Day, ana
Il will be httingiy observed by the Robert
y. Lee chapter United Daughters OF the
Conf4deracy and all other patriots who de-
slre to participate In tho noble work q
strewing nfresh with flowers the graves of
the soufh's dead heroes.
The Daughters of the Robert T.. Lee
chanier have Invited Dick Downing camp.
u. G. ". and the Oran NJ. Roberts chapter.
4. D. c., to participate with them In the
observance OF the day.
Preceding the work OF decorating the
graves. special services will be held at
shcarn Methodist church at p. m. Mt
which Rev $. H. Hay, the pastor. VIII Of
nciate and the choir VIII render some
music especially appropriate to the oeca-
sion.
After tho ceremony al the church the
following committees viii proceed to The
respective cemeteries and place markers
and flowers upon the graves Of the Confed-
,rate dead:
Glcnwood-Mr ] u. Beatty, chairman;
Mcsdames H. T. Moves w G Crlnc VII
Ham Christian. william Mitchell j. A..
Huston. j. u. Mullen L. s. Palfrey. Il.
Ranakcrs J. Trczcyant Carter Walker.
e A. sydnor w e. Humphreyllf, Nil
Ton Howe, J. V Lea, Dr Hodges Mise,
~ Kidd. L. Scott. Alice Dumble, Meg
DANES u. Rice, y. 4. Sydnor. Wall, H..
Randolph, Mrs =. Usher Howard satin,
NJ. Mnsterseu. Allpen sharp, Wceme, Mrs
! c Uutrheson. Mrs w riutchison
Jewish Cemetery .-Mrs Webb chairman:
Mrs +. u Hail Miss klttrcll. Mrs ] r.
Maties Miss Willie Webb. Mrs Miiby
Episcopal AMI Masoulo Cemetery. Mrs
= ahrook Svdnnr chairman, Mrs W ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
SHOWING The QUEER.
Bogus Fity-Cert Pieces Freely Circu-
lated in Houston.

BOGUS Fifty-Cent Pieces Freely Circu
lated in Houston.
Spurious coins Of 5o.cent denomination
and hearing date Of 1898 seem To he In
pretty general circulation and arc giving
local restaurant md saloon men In mar
ticular considerable ANNOYANCE and trouble
Tie coins are very good imitation, their
only discrepancy belag n smooth edge, and
they are slightly lighter than the genuine,
The pieces all look alike and have I'M
duubtcdly been chemically treated so that
they have the appearance of being i'm use
long time One local bank detected five
Of these bogus 50-ccut pieces In Its de.
posjts Of Yesterday, and bartender turned
down three different parties who were an
p0rcntN In Ignorance trying TO pass them,
Dallas suffered similar experience last
week. the coins being Identical. 0nd u is
more than likely that a countcttctttng
outhi fom the North Is passing through
the Stntc
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pIcKpocKErs AT WORK
An Apparently Smooth Gang Is poi,o ~.


reports from various soctiops 81 tnc
Ivy indicate That several pr,f .ion,i
plkpoctets arc now On me aty.
Fruitful fcidt % operation M. c,.r,
crowds generally c,n@rcr5le wolps.,,,.
nirht p A. Cb7prruc. GrosnrpIs ma,
na' relieved Of sbont $40 ip currcrc,
= Pee money was carrlei n q wallet uh,r,
ne carried y DTS hlu pacert lie nYd ~,
.'-'"e 4" iYhc "ut ihe bauk at - .>b1,.
tgA nclnS given on Main street and IL
,,"' ln INNS crowd t18i mo- tninss h,, Io..
a., go me same alsbt at the same pl1cc an
~ negro hackm1n had his trnt,.sts
t'Stnch open w The vicinity nf ono ~ nj,
p@cAttS 10 wnich be had a good ounntt,,
az NiNcF. which he Was fl.lmp v'hrn h.
r,ntcfed re building The f9kir. v,r,.
sirN, NS tne negro dil nu, discover INK
5e s'f ibn niade Z. roh MIN until after roach
=, Last evening y. n Lni rcported "a
me FrSt that he had becn ioucheI on
Nfgnes!ai nigh, in a., Soutbrrp p"riu'
lSLHs' IN the fiflh ward. for S45 In bilIs
Naich nc carried Ia hts vest pocket. Id
sAll t0at he was forced to enter crown
IN ue Yards ana shortly afterwards
missch the money when ne went to nav
fafe an strect ear Other ncnnlc rconr,
similar experiences in the same locality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
LITERARY MEETING
BY the EpWorth League Of the Mckee
Street Methodist Church.

BY the Epworh League Of the Mckee
Street Methodist Church.
~ oclock this evening the Epworth
League ~ the Mckee street Methodist
church viii hold it's regular literary me {.
ing 10 which all are cordially invited
The progrum for tue evening win be as
follows:
Opening exercises. song.
Scripture reading md prayer.
Noral solo. Miss Maggie Marks,
Recitation. Mr. Aubrey Floyd
Vocal solo, Miss Mlttlc Moriss
Recitation, Miss Marvhcll Edwards
Vocal solo, Miss Ncnc Jones
Debate subject Resolved That state
prohibition IL preferable TO high liccns,
Affirmative. first speaker Mr. Nilic Mil
ard, SECOND speaker Hiss MAY Cunning
ham. Negative FIRST speaker Mr Wilne
Marks, second speaker Mr.. Haywood san
dcrs.
Dutch recitation, Master John Rodcrrlgo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY
VIII Be Celebrated Tonight with Appro-
pirate Ceremony at Turner Hail.

VIII Be Celebrated Tonight with Appro-
pirate Ceremony at Turner Hall.
iac different lodges Of Odd Fellows in
Houston VIII unite IN an entertainment 10.
night at Turner hail. commencing al :
0 clock In celebration OF the eighty. see.
ond anniversary Of the |. O. o. y. ia
America, nnd the slxty-th.rd anniversary
OF the order In Houston.
no program arranged. besides the usual
rilualistlc ceremonies. VIII consist Of must
car selections. humorous recitations aud
IN address by Past Grand Master lion
{. a. Keller Of san Antonio. inter whc.A
Suitable Refreshments Will be served by
the ladies of Esther Bchelah lodge
his promises to he an event OF more
than ordinary Importance, being the nrst
anniversary In the new century and ail
anticipate good time
Al local and visiting odd Fellows.
whether In good standing financially or
not. ana their families are expected to
attend without any formal invitation as
the Invitations are intended only for per
sons not mrmhers of the order.
The following officers win conduct the
ceremony $ y, strong past grand mas
acting noble grand Il. e. Crawford, p-t
vice grand. acting vice grand: -. G.. Shci.
~ past grand, acting seqetary; brother
q, W. storey. acting chaplain. prof. VIII
lam lI|dgklns, musical director
"a" program In detail will be as follows;
Opening ode
Prayer 10y the chaplain
Ceremony Of The order.
Solo. save Us OBJ God Miss Ger
Prayer by thc chaplain
solo Mr. O'Connor.
Address G.. a keller, past grand mas,
solo, Miss BESSIE Warner
"Reminiscences Brother c. n. Swindcit
Instrumental. Miss lizzie Stevenson.
Recitation, Hon. W. y. Shaw.
Meditation. Hiss FIircy.
Violin solo, Moody Dawson
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Ms Rebeoa RInoatein D.

orange Texas April 2a.-AIrs. Rehcea
Blocstein, aged 81, died here Of heart tail
arc this morning AZ 6:20 She had been
married TO her husband, simon Rlucslein.
Mh" Is y years nld and who survives her.
hNte ihan sixty years she ana her Inns.
~ "a liyel with their SON W Rlucstcln.
lAth ihat sehtiemnn's death &c Houston
. asW Negrs ago. since which th, ugeI
s,ouPle, made their home win their daurh,
i'r, Mrs y. Solkolsd az ibis cttv. Tier
ismains WIN be taken Go Beaumont tomor.
cemetery al that place 'N"'sN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
sHERIFFs, DEPARTMENT

~ Taken up by Fritz GerioF. Hummer
il,Na hay mule, branded ID an the
left Jaw ana i a fresh brand; has kn ng
Taken up by .. Tnfaey, Brays Baveu.
ltans. dark bar mare. IL hands Gtys
no brand, left hind foot white an,, ~;
clipped WV -iotetop
=. Taken up By 8. r. Slnglrton. Crosby
hands high. no brand: is very gentle ana
nas a white spot on the forehead. A. n
Anderson, sheriff a. :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
SOME FINE HARDwARp

representing the well known hardware arm
OF l, l., X rheo. Beriug. Jr., have re-
turned from a trip 10 beaumont where
they secured the orders for the art hard.
ware In four OF Beaumont's new brick
buildings, viz; The Serafno building; Inc
I. Il, langham buildings the Goodhue
hoteli the Dunlap g Cunningham
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announcement was made In yesterdays
Post mat Rev. George Hudson would
Lecture 70 tbs ladies at the First pres
n!ierian church today. Ii has bcen ,,,,,,,
i hsesssaFX e. change this arrangement 0 Snd
VIII meet the indies ~ the cltS IT, hudson
alteshoon % o'clock under the ansnincSs
g tae Ladies', association " tho Eir rss
1IesDy ierlan ehnrch. when be viii snas,,
Work 10 China" N''' "eman's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
For the reachers, cnitane

Mr. | Rosenberg. clothier, announces that
he VIII give per cent NJ his sales Mon.
ing cottage for the lady teachers OF
Houston at Boulder, colo, on the plan an.
bounced by the Post last Tuesday This
liberal oncr ON Mr., Rnsenhergs part Mil
doubtless be duly appreciated hv thc fearh.
rrS aud II should Be Followed by liberal
additions from others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
CAPT. cRossLAND's FUNERAL.
Two Old Sea Captains Were Present at
the Services

Two Old Sea Captains Were Present at
the Services.
The funeral OF Captain Frank Grassland
~ Nottingham, England, an account of
whose death was published yesterday, took
place yesterday morning at @ o'clock. Tho
services We're conducted by Rev. H. j.
Brown OF Trinity Mission AMI the inter
ment was In Evergreen cemetery. Captain
+. Bowlcs. master Of the steamship Ben
elite, sister ship 10 the Selma, captain
CrosSlnud's ship. attended the funeral; also
Captain Flags, another old sea captain.
The verdict OF the Inquest which was
bolt by Justice Malsch was that deceased
laudnnum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Revival Scrvinc

The revival services IN Hardy street
Presbyterian church have opened very en-.
rCuraglnch. The attendance and Interest
arc rapidly growing. Roy, W. NJ Rich.
nrdSou, H. D., synodical evangelist Tor
Texas, Is NOW conducting services preach.
ing every night nj $ o'clock and each ait.
eruOou ut o'clock.