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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-22
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

After retirement OF about eighteen
Years. and at the age of -. Father Sc
oastian Wolf. who was connected with
he archdiocese of san Francisco Eor
e1lJy years. died ~ MunIch Jauuarv
l~r
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GERMAN LUTHERAN

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Nj. Felmy, pastor; 1882 King
stTeet.-l0 Il. m, Sunday school; Il q.
m. congregational service.
DEUTSEEE EVANGELISCH LU-
theriscfIe KiTche.-Pastor Feimy, 1852
King street.-Sonntas, 10 Chr, Kinder
gottesdieust; IL Uhr, Gemeinde Gottes-
diesist.
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steuographer, one editor, one superin-
tendent Of buildings, two engineers and
electricians and four janitors. These,
with the college and hospital staffs
make a total of nearly 100 persons.
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The Southern Baptist Church has one
missionary to every 1854 of it's neln-
bers. the Methodist Episcopal church
South one TO every 1926, the Methodist
Episcopal church one to every 3O4S. the
Southern Presbyterians one TO 1885. the
Congregational one to S65, the Moravian
one to &C.
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THE BAPTIST SOCIETY OF 10
nolulu-ReEular meeting first Sabbath
afternoon OF each month at o'clock.
in Young Mems Christian Association
parors- a cordial Invitation IS extend
ID to all
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AsEO-
cjauon-HoteI and AIaIlea street, Hen
~ g Brown, general secretary
Meeting for men at 4 p. m.
p. ". Rider is the speaker. his sub
ieet being Remembrance
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Grace church. Philadelphia. known as
-t-5 -er7ple. Is one Of the largest Bap-
,-7I ,'1tt ioiiFS IN America It's mem
h7Fship is nearly 5000 Ii incl1dez if
Teen working organizations. besides
fourteen Endeavor societies. the T41,r.]s
college and Samaritan HasDftal. Tba
working force includes three masters
two deaeonessess one booki,eeper. 5na
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Bishop Brent. recently ordained
Protestant Episcopal Bishop for the
missionary diocese Of the Philippines is
said TO be asking those who have felt
It necessary for the Episcopal church
to be represented in the Philippines to
set about raising an endowment fund
OF 800. 600.
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Jacob H Schiff has followed I'D his
munificent gift to the New York He
brew Seminary by purchasing the
grounds for the new buildings which
he intends to erect. The principal one
viii be designed in the architectural
style of the Columbia structures ana
will be six stories high and cost $3.50.
600. Emanuel says. 'Of such men is
the Kingdom of Israel"
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The Pacific reports that the First
sresa-ional church. san Francisco
.lA@ ps-ld II the iast year Il MORTGAGE OF
%Io.'l' met all Obligations in the regu-
TT WORK without an appeal for a deficit
anu closed the year with 1929 in the
'Stl4A- Inc pastor salary has been ad-
'1'ii~''ll lIoin $4,000 to $1,000 wear. The
Fo4eiit offerings nave been s19.65g.
and the home expenses s2I. 500. y tnfaI
Of cash giving of so. $50. For The Az
years OF the present Dasrorata ba,,at,r-
lences have aggregated $50 tS2. Va,r
members number $50 After cgraf71f ye-
-Lslon 602 names have gone OF -he roll
me present membership IS 600-eyacrlv
-V3 more than a year ago.
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CHURCH OF THE SACRED
q Heart darquesviI1e. Puuaho11.-v To-
morrow Feb. Z. QuinduaEesima sun
uaT. u "a. NJ high mass with sermon
ana collection as usual
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Rev. Charles R. Brown of the First
Congregational Church, Oakland. viii
give this year twenty lectures at stan
ford University on The Life ana Lit
erature OF the Early Hebrews cover
ing the entire Ola Testament The list
includes in part the PatriarchaI period.
So1ourn in Egypt, Conquest Of PaIes-
tine. David, the Exile, the Captivity.
Hebrew poetry and the Priestly Law,
etc.
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THE KA T-LITTvEIA SUNDAY
SCEOO OILS unday school. 1.50 p. m.
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ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL. (RoYnan
Cathoiic), Wail1iki--Hivery Sunday OF
the year ut $50 a. m. holy mass with
sermon; at p. m. Sunday School. ro-
saf'y. During Lent: Every Friday at
q m, Stations OF the Cross. Special
Next Wednesday Ash Wednesday,
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MAKIKI CHAPEL-On Kiuau street.
service. a. m.
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A costly memorial window has been
added 10 Grace Episcopal church. san
francisco, by the Misses Gore. in mem
'TE ~ thair parents. Three periods 10
he life III Christ ara represented III the
memorial
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Treasurer A. II. voigt of the v5,,nr,
Mems Christian Association. Los An
geles, IN his annual report shows re-
celpts from members. SS356. %: foua-
llons. $685. rents and real estate.
55SS'.I2; total, $16,589.S4: expenditures
for members. S1O.015: building ana re-
pairs S2384-55: interest on loans
@S59S-9S; bills payable. 500 The ear
closed with a balance of s375.5B. a gain
OF slbs5. since last report. The entire
debt is $4,000
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Regular Sunday services at II q. m.
in Elks' Hall. corner Beretania and
Miller streets.
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL,-T The
1t. Rev. the Bishop of Honolulu. Par
ism Priest, the Rev. v. II. Kitcat.-T
q. m. Holy CoTmuniou 10 a. m, Sun
DAY school; IL a. M. morning PRAYER
litany and sermon; con the last Sunday
n the month. choral celebration of the
Holy Communion) $50 o. m. puIa
ahlahi; $50 D. m, evening prayer ana
sermon.
SECOND CONGREGATION - Rev.
Alex. Macintosh. pastor.-Servfces at
rs a. N, ana $50 p. m
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BISHOP MEMORIAL C4APEI.-Ka-
ulehaueha Schools: Dr.. W B. Elkin.
chaplain. Services Sunday mornings at
Il o'clock, except on last Sunday in
each month. service a.. 4 p. N. Alumni
and friends cordially invited
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ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH
At Raiihiwaeua
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CENTRAL UNION CEURCH-Rev.
William Kincaid. pasror.-Sunday
school and Bible GLASS, $3.50: public
worship and sermon, Il: z. P s. c. z.
prayer meeting, $50; evening services
at I:2o; weekly prayer meeting, We'd
uesday, $50 p. n
II q. m.-Rev. VIM. Morris Kincaid
VIII preach; subject, The Reproach OF
Christ
7::I0 p. rn.-A patriotic service viii be
held in honor OF Washington birth
day, as follows:
Organ Prelude. American Hymn. Keller
Anthem. ITO Thee, o Country 49,.
Male Chorus
Scripture Lesson ...--....-....Ps Psalm 81
President =. 3. Dyke
Chorus. Hawaii. -. z a. P Newcornb
Kamehalnella Girls and Boys
School
Prayer $780,. Rev. a NJ. Smith. Ph.D-
Response. Lead. Kindly Light
Male Chorus
solo. The Holy City Adam
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner.
Hymn. THE Battle Hymn Of the
Republic. ...--....Julia Ward Howe
BY Choir and Congregation
Lessons from the Life OF"
Washington
american Citizenship
-.-.........-. Hon. ii. NJ Estee
Hymn, America"
Organ Postiude Patriotic Melo-
uleS '--'..''-f-..---'r-.-. Selected
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CHINESE CHURCH Congregation
aD-Rev. Edward W. Thwing, acting
pastor.-Sunday school. $50; preaching
service. IL; Sunday school in English,
$50; evening service, 1880; Wednesday,
prayer. meeting, T:2o.
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At the quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Pacific branch of the No-
mans Foreign Missionary. Society. Los
Angeles, Mrs. Parrneiea. the treasurer.
reported balance from last year Of
NioV4'5'; receipts for the Quarter.
@ZS54-66; total, sS979.37. All bills are paid
anu there is a balance on hand of
So 10 The committee on Christmas
oG1eS reported over 400 dolls dressed lgy-
me iuXliiaGies ana sent To AJmere. In
aIa. al AT "a Cost OF $50.
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PORTUGUESE ANGELICAL
Church-Corner of Miller and Punch
bowl streets. Rev. A V. Soares. pastor.
Preaching in Portuguese at Il a. m
and 7:30 p. m: Sunday school 2:SO o.
m. conducted in English: ". A Bow
IN, superintendent. Prayer meeting
Wednesday. T:30
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Furniture ana Household
Furnishings

Belonging to the HONOLULU SAM
TARIUM. situate at 1894 King street.
Eva Of Eiikoi street. consisting of fine
Upright Piano. many elegant Cane
Rocking Chairs, large Rugs. Hall Car
pets, many Wardrohes many Oak and
Ash Bedroom Sets. Bookcases, Dining
Tables. Chinaware and Cfockery,
Mosquito MEETINGS. Kitchen outfit, new
Gasoline Stove, Utensils. Plants Car
den Utensils
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Ae-tH extracted without pain.
We use the best materiais-teeth.
gold, rubher. etc. and all work Is fuIly'
guaranteed to be entirely satisfactory.
Any work that should not prove salts
factory VIII be attended TO free u
charge.
All our Instruments are thoroughly
ster1lizeu. and every napkin antiseptic.
Hours; 3 a. n. TO .. m. sundays.
2 a. n. 70 y n.
Room 4. Elite Building. Botei 81.
Ladies n attendance.
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JAPANESE CHURCH (Congrega-
nai)-Nuuauu street. Rev. T. Oku-
Euura. pastor-Sunday school 10:
service. Il; evening service.
1883; Wednesday, prayer meeting, 1880.
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WILL. q. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER
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JAPANESE n Z CHURCH,
Motokawa, pastor.--Sunday school. 10:
morning service. Il: evening service
I;45; class meeting, $50: prayer meet
ing, Wednesday, 8. Services at KuI1ui
street, near ST. Louis College.
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PHNIEL MISSIONARIES E. Udden-
berg in charse.--Meetings are held in
the hall on Nuuanu street. just below
King, every night of the week. sun
day morning at 10 o'clock Bible study:
Sunday afternoon at 80. holiness
meeting; wharf meeting at the foot OF
Nuuanu street at o'clock every Sun
day morning. a Scandinavian meet
ing for ladies is held every other We'd
uesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, in the
Mission Home, Al Hotel street. All
welcome.
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KAWALAHAO CEURCE-Rev. II.
II. Parker, Pastor.-5unday school. 10:
morning service. II; evening service
$50; preaching in English by l@y W
D. Westerveit: Christian EnaeaYor
$50; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1880.
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CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST OF
Latter-Day Saints (Mornon church,
-Punchbowl Street.-Sunday services:
Sunday school at 10 a. m; regular ser
vice, preaching, at 11:S0 a. m; Young
Peoples Mutual Improvement Associa-
ton. at p. m; primary meeting, for
children, Friday at o. m; Relief So
ciety meeting at 10 a. m, on Saturday
All are respectfully invited to attend
our meetings and examine our doc
tTInes. Free to all; no contributions:
services in Hawaiian Elder VIM. M
Waddaups, in charge
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SEW z n T DAY ADVENTIST
CHAPEL-Saturday, Sabbath school at
10 a. m; preaching at II n m. We'd
nesday, prayer and missionary meet
ing at $50 p. m. All are welcome. J.
Z. Behrens, pastor
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Temnle Tonics.

Temple, Texas. March l3.-Ycsterday
while crossing the Cowhousc creek in the
western part of the county, Mr. Joseph n.
sinner, representing Mcssrs. Menger Il
Freed Of San Antonio, came near losing his
life. The creek was on a considerable
rise from the recent heavy rains west and
the negro driver attempted TO cross. When
too far out Mr. Sinner realized the danger
and taking the lines attempted to turn
back but was overturned and drifted down
stream. He managed To swim out after
being drfted near enough to tho shore and
assisted the negro and team out but not
until after one of the horses had been
drowned.
one day last month the Katy passenger
depot was robbed in open daylight, and a
man named CLANCY, suppOsing 10 come
from Houston, was arrested on the charge.
Yesterday he was given three years In the
pententiary in tho district court at Bel
ton. This is one Of the quickest handled
cases on record. II being less than month
since the burglary was committed
Granhury camp, United Confederate Vet
Grams, has elected as sponsor 10 the general
reunion mt Dallas Miss Medina Doughcrty
Miss Salie Little was named as first
maid Of honor aud 10 act ms alternate In
case Miss DuuEherty can not 90.
About twenty delegates from tho Temple
Young Men Christian Association leave to-
day for CIcburnc TO attend the state con,
Yention
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In his seventy second year, was Mexican
war veteran, was AZ the battles of Faio
Alto, ne la pnlma. Monterey, Vera Cruz.
the rapture OF the CITY Of Mexico nnd
others: was with Captain Pope ~ the
United States army on his early expedition
exploring tho stakcd plains of Texas for
states aud Mexican boundary commission
on their expedition exploring the upper
RIO Grnndc boundary line prior to tho ciNl
war lie was also Confederate veteran.
serving with the commissary department
Of the Confederate army lilo was twice
elected Ia he office Of sheriff Of Ief
Davis county. was for number ~ years,
and at the time of his death. county treas
urcr ~ this county lie leaves q wife
ana two hldrcn. Ills remains were huried
nero this evening
DOYLE. Lockhart. Texas. March s.
Mr.. Pelcr e. Doyle. aged II years died AZ
MS residence on West Fork. eight NILES
south If I0ckniri, on the 9Th dlN Of
March, Mr.. Doyle was an old resident vi
caldwell county aud highly respected by
al his noghhors and viii he greatly missed
In the community In which he lived
COLE Big Springs. Texas March =.
Mrs cleo Cole. wife of a prominent rail
road man, died at this place last night
and was buried hero today
,,SCllWEER Denton. Texas. March g.
Henry II. Schwccr, father NJ Cashier II =.
SSyhwcer - the First National bank Of
ms city. died at ST Louis yesterday at
ne advanced age Of 50 years. lie was an
Oh resident of ST. Louis
PETER. Denton, Texas, March & Mrs.
S"rah Jane Peter, aged - Years, died at
Sanger this week. Her husband aud soy.
crnl children survive her. She recently
celebrated with her husband their sixty
ntth wedding anniversary, and their photo
graphs with an extensive Nrite-up was
given them in The Post al the time Her
husband is So
rI RNER. Marquee. Texas. March G.
pled NJ tho family residence seven miles
cast Of Marquee Mrs. Lcua Turner, after
iIlnpSg Of f,ttt. Il.
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BREkhAM BUDGET.
Grand Jury Has Adjourned for the Term.
News Notes.

Grand Jury Has Adjourned for the Term.
News Notes.
Brenham Texas. March l3-The grand
jury adjourned today for the term and
made report in part as follows In a
body We visited tho county jail but did
not find same In a very sanitary condition.
We also find that The Jail building needs
repairing. committee Of two went out
TO sec Road Commissioner Parkors camp
and md him doing fairly we'll. but short
on hands We would recommend that a
Suinclrnt number Of hands who owe hnes
he furnished him We md in tho finances
~ the county that there is quite an amount
oL mes uncollectcd, or no disposition made
OF same IN each precinct Of the couutF:
slot machine gambling has been abolished
an over tho county. and we have the iull
assurance Of the sheriff that he will keep
mem out OF The county hereafter
As foreShadowcd Wednesday the bond
election, To decide whether Brenhnm should
Issue $1,000 in I per cont thirty wear
ponds. with the option Of paying one each
year. was decided In favor Of the bonds
being issued by the following vote: For
The bond issue l6S; against the hund issue
Us; majority H. Now that the poop @
have decided that they will build city
nalI' u only remains TO tloat these bonds
ana commence the work. which will nc
dono aS speedily as the prciminaricS can
he arranged, and Brennan will soon have
II city hall that will be credit TO the
'''i' AN' HiNll ~ hNlilf lNl lllN i'l'NhdAh
nre department.
Fronting on tho Central railroad on p
high plateau. well drained. Mr. John R
Ralston oncts 10 tho cotton mill committee
tract or three acres Of land free Of charge
for the cotton mill to he located
During the rain and wind TUESDAY even
lug, which in many sections Of the state
developed into cyclonic proportions. the
residents Of stone. in Washington county,
suffered considerable uncasincss hy reason
Of tho velocity Of the storm ia that section.
Mr. \. W. WatsonS cotton shed was torn
down and demolished tho school house
adjacent occupied by the teacher and ru
pills was raised up from its blocks cNeral
times and moved about six inches ON them
but remained intact. A section Of the tin
roof Of Mr. Watsons gin was blown on.
and number OF trees blown down in that
section.
Contractor Booth, who is boring six.
Inch test we'll for the city Of BRENNAN on
the water works lot. and who has a con
tract to bore twclvoinch well go feet,
Is progressing very nicely on the test we'll.
The twelvc-inch well will be cascd with a
strainer through the WITHDRAWING sand.
The Austin statue fund being raised by
the Brcnham public schools now amounts
to $40.
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Hearne Items.

Hearne. Texas. March 13.-Farmers re-
port the rain which fell this week 70 be Of
great benefit TO them and they Will now
be able TO do some work. Gardens I'm HIS
section are looking fine since the rain. and
great many vegetables are up as a result
MIR. Henry Shields. living four miles cast
Of Hearne. happened to quite n serious ac-
cident yesterday while working with A
pistol. In some manner The weapon was
discharged. and a bullet inflicted . painful
wound In his hand. The hand was dressed
and he is resting easy.
Mr.. G. NJ. Scarborough. a humorisi, dc
lighted an audience at the opera house last
night with his lecture on "Jolts and Ga
resses" This lecture was for the benefit
OF the Norwood Cemetery association and
was the means of drawing quite large
crowd
slr. James T. Peel candidate for tax as.
SCISSOR came down from Franklin yester-
day and spent several hours in the city
electioneerlng.
Mr.. William Cofneld. representing the Ro.
tan Grocery company OF Waco came in
this morning from Franklin in the interest
OF his firm.
Mr.. George Scale. prominent merchant
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Professor +. H. clark's Leotor.,

The announcement Is made Of the re,n-
pearance in Houston OF Prof. f. IL. Clark
from Chicago university.
Mt Clarks dates are March II. Is and
10; afternoons at the Saeneerbund hall
and evenings at Christ church parish house
His subjects have been arranged as follows.
Monday afternoon, "Otheilo;" evening
Faust Tuesday Afternoon. Hamlet: -
evening. Job: "Wednesday afternoon
"Paolo and Franccsca:" evening. "IIenry
" No more pleasing INTERPRETER OF III
erature has ever appeared before an au-
dlenco, possessing remarkably dellcate
literary sense aud baslug his interprotatio1
upon fundamental principles. Mr. dark ms
mis- analyses and dicussions with vital
powers Throughout an his readings and
Lectures there Is the natprnlncss ~ ,rti.
tic simplicity. Nir. Clark appear, aero I'M
DER the auspices Of the Federation OF
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BeeviIIe Briefs.

Beevlle, Texas. March l3.-The rotary
attachment Tor the BeeviIle artesan well
machinery has arrived and work on the
well will be resumed soon.
Work on the Sauitnrium TO he erected
here by outside capital will be commenced
soon.
Vegetable shipments from this point are
on the Increase
No interest whatever has been taken in
politics here so far this year
sheriff Henry Lewis OF Live Oak county
who has been confined 10 his bed for some
time with an attack Of pneumonia, Is re-
ported here this morning to he dying.
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Jenninas News Notes.

Jennings. La, March II. A home we'd
ding took place last night at the residence
Of the brides mother, Mrs. /. NJ Alb
bolt. The contracting parties were Mr., Al
ne shear, a prominent business man OF
mus place, and Miss Lillian Abbott. Rev.
pr Click ofhcated. Only the near rcla-
tiveS were present
IAe street fair Is IA success attracting
large crowds from the surrounding towns
ana country An immense crowd Is eN-
peCtcd here for Saturday.
The Ladies' Library society, under whose
auspices the fair Is given will realize very
prOhtably.
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Bio Lake Is eoinu Dry.

Caldwell, Texas March 13.-1he big lake
near Someryile had failed and commencing
with yesterday the Santa Fe people have
been hauling five or six trainloads Of water
from this place, using from their own tank
and purchasing from the Caldwell water
works. In spite OF the long continued dry
spell the Wei Of the water works has not
failed In the slightest degree, Water is
under the town at from 80 to 800 feet OF
the best quality. especially for boilers and
steam purposes and In unlimited quantity.
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CYCLONE AT NEW BOSTON.
One Man Was Killed and Considerable
DAMAGE Was Done

Texarkonn, Ark, March 1.-THE cyclone
at New Boston, Texas, yesterday afternoon
was worse than reported at first One man
named Newton was crushed to death, his
home being totally destroyed. The opera
house, Methodist church, residences OF h.
VI. Miller and i. W Akin brick store VI
DR.. Ham and dozens Of smaller houses wore
wrecked. Many dwellings were blown from
their foundations. Trees ANA telephone
poles were lcvolcd Mrs. Or. Davis lost
Jhrec fine new buildings
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of Mumford. is visitor this morning. hav-
Ing come In on ,he Hcarno and Brazos val
Icy road.
President Houston Of the First National
hank Of Stephcuvillc, made a business trip
10 ilcArWc YESTERDAY
Mr. g. g. Wood returned from the cattle
mems convention in Fort Worth Yesterday.
W A. Mckinney W r. Aslin ana j. j.
NlcNutt are prominent planters in the city
torav
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cuero Creamery COMPANY.

Cuero, Texas March Il The storlhold-
ers Of the Cuero creamery met this morn
ing for the purpose Of organizing Judge
Edward Rienlg was elected chairman m
the executive committee and Walter
Reeffert secretary Executive committee.
I'd Koenig, Walter Reefert. Charles
Fischer, H. Z. Dahlmanu and Charles
Weld. The committee Will solocr tho l0ca-
ton at once. The creamery, under The con-
tract IS 10 be in running order within
ninety days.