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Evening journal., 1902-06-20
A Nice FrIend.

Markley - You're a nice friend to
have. Why didn't you lend Borroughs
the So he wanted?
Kraft-Why should 1?
Markley-TO save me. You must
have realized that he knew IL he didn't
get it from you he would from me.
You've practically robbed me Of that
"aYer."-philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
WILL MAKE ATTEMPT
TO NINE COAL soon

Pottsville. Pa, June 2O.--Coal is 10
be mined by the Philadelphia and
Reading Company within the next six
days. The big Silverbrook shaft will
be the first started. Non-union men
who will run the mines are now being
COLLECTED. These men will be used as
assistants to experienced men Who
have been hired The workmen viii
be kept under heavy police protection
both on and off duty
If the attempt to operate this col
lieiy is successful others will be start.
ed. The operators are determined tc
begin mining coal regardless Of ex-
pense.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
Cemeteries where Women Gossip.


Friday, the Sabbath Of the Moslems,
when all true believers of the mascu-
line gender make a point Of going to
church, their wives, sisters, and daHgh-
ters resort to the cemeteries and wall
for the dead. But all their time is not
spent in weeping, and sorrow is not
the only emotion they display on these
occasions. They take with them
punches and garlands of flowers and
decorate the graves Of their relatives
and pray and weep over the dead for
time. Then, when this pious duty is
performed, they gather in little groups
and have a good time gossiping about
the living.
Thus the day of mourning is very
popular among the Moslem women. II
gives them almost the only opportuni-
ty they have Of cultivating the ac-
quaintance Of their neighbors, because
it is not customary to exchange visits
as in our country. Exchange.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
REGATTA
REDUCED RATES TO HIGHLAND
POUGHKEEPSIE COURSE VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On account of the intercollegiate
Rowing Regatta over the Highland
-Pou6hkeepsie course on the Hudson
river. Saturday. June q, the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Highland oI
Poughkeepsie on June 20 and 21, good
to return until June 2S, inclusive. from
Washington. D. c.. and intermediate
points TO Philadelphia. inclusive. and
all stations on the United Railroads o
New Jersey Division and the Wes
Jersey and Seashore Railroad. at ratl
Of single fare for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
Revival Services i'm lent

Georgetown, June 2O-The Metho-
dist Protestants of Georgetown arr
holding revival services in a large
tent, with a seating capacity of about
1900. The Salvation Army Brigade
consisting OF six persons-two men ant
three Indian girls-in charge OF Adju.
|tant Joseph Kemp are conducting thes,
meetings, and large crowds are attend
ing nig.hty. On Monday the wine
storm here blew the tent down ant
damaged it, but it has been fully re
paired
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
An Ancient Rir.r

In Long Island sound, not far from
the north shore Of the island. is clearly
defined the channel Of an ancient river.
As shown by the United States coast
survey, it is a gorge, having a depth of
about sixty feet below the general floor
Of the sound on either side of it. The
gorge or channel was cut into the bed
rock Of gneiss, the erosion Of which is
exceedingly slow.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
CHARLES c. KURTZ,

Il OR RBNT.-Five rooms with bath.
~ IcIIth and Shiplcy streets. House.
No. ol2 East Twenty street newly
built, rooms, bath and porch. House on
Jessup street, near Twonty-fourth street.
newly built rooms bath and porch; ls2.
washington street, Z rooms and bath.
nne locauon' 5ol Sherman street, rooms
and bath Possession given al once
Splendid homes Call soon. Apply at
a. J. k0OcHS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
no. lol West Seventh street.
llS-lmeod
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
peeoralor Has nad EnII

Kenton. June 20.--While at worl.
beautifying the ceiling of Kenton NJ. E.
Church. r. r. Grant employed by j. T..
Carter & Co., OF Smyrna, felt tho scaf-
folding giving away and jumped. hop
ing to catch alold Of another scaffold.
He lost his hold, however, and fell to
the ground. sustaining severe injuries
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
To ReIieve the nIonotonr.

'You ought to have a change Of
scene" said the physician.
But my dear sir" protested the pa
tlent. Il am a travelling man by profes-
sion"
"Well, that's the point Stay home
awhile and see something besides ho-
tel rooms and stations. Washington
Star.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
Many Potatoes seing shipped

Dover. June 2O.-Train loads Of new
potatoes from the southern end OF the
Peninsula and the Norfolk agencies
0egau to pass up the Delaware railroad
Yesterday morning. one OF forty cars
going up about noon bound for Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
WINNING Her Pnnn.

She-When you go to ask papa, the
first thing he will do win be to accuse
you Of seeking my hand merely to be-
come his sonin-law.
He-Yes? And then
"And then you must agree with him.
He's a lot prouder of himself than he
is Of me-"
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
His Only Chance.

Kindly Old Gentleman-Why do you
carry that umbrella, little boy? It's not
raining.
''NO, sir"
"And the suns not shining"
''No, sir"
"Then why do you carry it,"
"WeI, when it's raining pa wants it,
and when the SUMS shining ma wants
it, and it's only this kinder weather I
can get to use it at all."-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20

Philadelphia, June 20.--The sentiment OF
the wheat market was bullish, owing to
unfavorable crop reports, and prices here
advanced 15c. per bushel over last even
ing's rates, dn sympathy with the rise in
other domestic grain centres. Cables
were better, but local exporters had no
workable orders.
No. 2 red, as to location, closed as fol-
lows:
Bid. Ask
Juite sssss.s.sss.ssssssss+ss -olollz
Car lots. In elevator, as to location:
No. Pennsylvania red ........... .S46iSfik
NO. 2 Delaware red ................. .S4HS4ia
OArS-Car lots were in small supply,
and steadily held but there was not
much demand. Sales of cars No. 2
white, clipped, on track at 52ik053c
which to do business, and prices in con-
sequence were wholly nominal We
quote No. yellow. for local trade, at
bSAdi0c., as to location.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
The chief End

"What" inquired the student, "do
you regard as the chief end of mang
"Well," answered the professor, sit
depends upon what you want the man
for. If you want him to do brain work
it's his head, and If you want him to
run errands it's his feet"
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

ro-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by Stayton & Chandler
Tomatoes crate, 25 200
Cabbage Va, bar, 25 80
White Potatoes, bushel, 9Oc
White potatoes bar 2i50 10 25
Peas, basket 80
Beans, string basket, 75c 90
BluckberrieS, quart, l2c
Eggs, Del.and.Md dozen lSc, l9c
Chickens, live, pound,.l3C
Lemons box 375
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
Many WI Go on MoonIIght

The Young Mems Republican Club
had a trolley ride last night for the
purpose of advertising their noon
light excursion TO Washington Park on
Monday night. There is every indica-
ton that the club will carry a big
crowd. for the weather man promises
hot. fair weather and plenty of moon
light.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20

A man needs exercise as well as a
schoolboy, but take it moderately.
Some Of the gnarled and knotted frames
rf early age are the rheumatic bodies
Of overworked acrobats. - schoolmas-
Ter.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20

Many a man who is capable of Civ
ing good advice isn't capable Of earn
ing his salt
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
MARRYING For Money.

When 4 girl marries for money, very
often she has to make the divorce court
her collection agency.-Balhmore Her
Md.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE

or Will exchange for suburban property.
a well-located corner grocery store and
dwelling, a good money maker Location
constantly Improving Good reasons for
selling. Apply
HAWKINS & CO.,
il3-5teod 7i2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20

Read the Evening Journal for al
the latest news.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
FOR REM
FOR RENT.
EAST SIDE.

s0i Taylor ST., 9 rooms and bath...S 500
n. w. Cor. 9Th and Spruce sts.,
rooms and bath .................. 1000
3o3 -. Gath ST., 6 rooms and bath. 80. 1000
BOB %. 2Srd ST., rooms and BATH. 1000
-5lO Jessup ST., 6 rooms and BATH. 1000
z3l2 Jessup ST., G rooms and bath. &C.. 1000
-5l4 Jessup ST., rooms and BATH. 1900
WEST SIDE
9o5 Chestnut ST., rooms and bath. si8. 90
5. =. Cor Chestnut and Franklin
sts., rooms, bath and store...... 1900
0v9 Van Bnren ST. rooms and bath $500
i2th and Market sts., large house
WIN lawn .-....... .-........-... 1900
1905 Rodney ST.. rooms and bath. 1850
1903 pennsylvania ave, II rooms
ana natn .-.-..s.......s....... 40. 90
1923 Market ST., ~ rooms and bath. 1000
CHARLES c. KURTZ,
No OH ATo,T.,4 CT
Evening journal., 1902-06-20

want ads. one cent word in the
Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
wILMINaroN ouoTArIoNn.
Reported by F. D. Laokey g Co.. Bank

Reported by f. d. Lackey Co.. Bank
ers and Brokers.
Bid.
Am. Nul tlbre 6S ....................,...l ..l02
Am. Vul. Fibre Preferred .............. g5
Am. Vul. Fibre Common ............I2
National Bank Of Delaware .............425
First National Bank ....................120
Central National Bank ......-..........u7
Natl Bank of Wilm. & Brandywine.. IS
Union National Bank ..................S
Farmers Bank ............................l.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Col
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Col.
Delaware railroad ......................S
United Power and Transportation Co.
United Railways 4 per cent certih>
Gates. ....................... ....... IA
VIII. & New Castle Elec. R'y stock. IL
WI. & New Castle Elec. Ry 8 per
cent bonds ..............................
VII. & Chester Traction 5 per cent
DVhuS ............. ........-........... ..lVim
VII. City Railway 4 per cent bonds..100
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
ITO Florists.
NEAR WILMINGTON. DELAWARE:
Magnificent Opportunity.

MARKET ESTABLISHED. WORK AT
HAND. Elegant Location. Every Fa-
cihty for man with some means to de-
seiop lucrative business in short time,
viii bear closest Investigation Address
W. bo5 tidesity Building, Fhiladel-
Evening journal., 1902-06-20
BOARDERs WANTED

M TANrED.-Gcntlemen boarders. CITY
W cunvenlenceS near trolley line.
jlS-Steod MRS. ECrOR lelsmore. Del
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
Slatrunar-Fela Armours.

og stall ger6 cru p@r tv@r i6na6argreinir,
sem NEST cru stunda6ar, en- slaturst6rf
ganga n@st peim az fjarupph@6 og
vinnuafi.
Mestu slatrunarhds her / landi-og /
0llum heimi-eru / Chicago. par cru
m6rg st6r slatrunarf6l0g en- NEST peirra
allra er Armour-felagi6. Land pad, sem
%slatrunarhds Armours standa q 1 Stock
Yards Chicago er 100 ekrur & star6. I
Kansas City hefur ham IS ekrur og I
Omaha II ekru, sem ALT er paki6 med
~slaturhdsum. I st. Louis, Sioux City,
Fort Worth og VICAR hefur ham lika
m0rg st6rhysi til slatrunar, og / blum
%st6rborgum heimsins hefur ham
geymsluhds og %s6lubd0ir fyrir v6rur
sinar. I'm sj0 pdsundir mama vinna
fyrir ham vi0 verzlun og 1utninga en-
UNI tuttugu Pdsundir vinna a6 slatur-
st0rfum. Ham hefur verkamenn / 600
bajum 1 Bandarikjunum og 0llum Serum
l0ndum hins menta6a helms. Ham &
5000 jarnbrautarvagna med frystiv6lum
til pess ao fytja 1 kj0t, egg, avexti og
a]ls konar slaturv0ru. Kaup pao, sem
ham geldur verkam0nnum sinum nemur
alt az sextan %milj6num dollara arlega.
Ham a 500 m1lur af telegraf-v1rum MILL
s%torbajanna 1Su6ur- og Vestur-r1kjunum
og UNI 70 telegraf ritarar vinna fyrir
ham. [ slatrunarh1sum hans 1 Chicago
er til jafnaoar slatrao 4 hverjum virkum
degi $4,000 sv1num, 81. 900 sauof6 og 49,
900 nautgripum, eoa UNI $4,000 kvikfen-
a0ar. pao or I'M tuttugu og finn mill
6nir arlega eff 800 virkir dagar cru taldir
1 arr.
Aux allra kj0t-tegunda cru um 600
a0rar ~v0rutegundir tilb1nar 1 slatrunar-
hdsum Armours, og ALTAR v0rur, sem ham
selur arlega cru virtar q rdml. two hundr-
uo milj6nir dollara.-Allir partar skepn-
un,ar cru nota6ir til einhvers en- engu
kasta6 burt. Horn, har og klaufir cru
gero ao arosamri verzlunarv0ru og dr
beinunum cru tekin yms nyts0m efni.
PAD, sem ekki er nota:3 til f@ou, err nota6
til einhvers annars. Ynsir partar af
taugakerti dyrsins, m@nan, GALLO og
Neutrality-suspicious. er halt til lyfja-
geroar, og alls konar l1mtegundir og
litunarefni cru bdin til / verksmi6jum
Arm ours. Mccall annars letur ham bda
til miki0 af saudpapp1r, til pess ao geta
nota0 imtegund, sem er svo lj6s og
6pverraleg, az hun err i sjalfu ser alveg
~6dtgengileg verzlunarvara.
Fullyrt er, a6 petta mikla slatrun-
arfelag mundi ekki geta staoist kostnao-
inn, eff ehki vBri alt nota6 ems vel og
CERT er; en- med pv1 40 gera pad er tali6,
as ag6oi %fGlagsins sc her um bill tveir af
%hundraoi arlega, og af two hundru6
milj6num ver6ur pa -ag6oinn UNI fjorar
milj6nir a ari. Mestur kostna6ur fGlags-
ms er vi0 innkaup og hutning 4 kvik-
fenaoi; pv1 kvikfenaour er i hau verdi,
og aux pess verour 40 fytja hann svo
h%undru6um e0a pdsundum m1]na skiftir
paoan sem ham er alinn, ALA leio til
CHICAGO e0a annara st0rbOrpa.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
views farast +. J. Warne pannig ORC um

"IIann hefur vanist einf0ldum lifna6ar-
hattum og er 1 allri framkomu vi6
alpyou hBfi. Hver sem will getur fengi6
a6 sja ham og tala vic hana, ef ham
hefur TINA til pess fyrir annrlki. Ham
hefur vanalega aosetur slit a einhverju
h0telli, par sem allir geta vel komi6 ser
ao pv1, a0 heimsakja ham og ra6a NAL
sin. Ham er lei0togi, en- peir, sem
fylgja honutn, skooa ham sem pj6n sim,
sem geri r5tt ems og peir segja honum
fyrir. AT pessu err auosatt, hvernig ham
hefur svo miki0 valid yir namam6nnum,
einkum 1 verkfalli. En- pessi aofer6
gerir ham az afturhaldsmanni / blum
framkvamdum. Ham er svo sparsam-
ur og laun hans cru svo lag az pa0 er
ekki hatt vio az ham leggist / svall og
salllfi og slj6vgi me6 pv1 s1na andlegu
krafta. Eff ham, sem hefur svo mikla
hafleika til ao mynda fel0g og stj6rna
m0nnum, ynni fyrir i6na6ar- e6a verzl-
unar-fGl0g, pa gati mann hvar sem vari
fengio margfalt meiri laun en- ham MI
hefur, sem er az ems 1900 dollarar a ari.
Ham hefur unni6 hi6 mesta str16, sem
nokkurn TINA hefur ha6 veri6 1 heimin-
UNI MILL auovalds og vinnuvalds eftir
har6a orustu, sem st0o / finn manuel.
Ham hefur komi6 malefni %vinnuvalds-
ms afarlangt aleiois; ham hefur mynd,
a0 nytt t1mabil i verknaoar-s0gu mann
kynsins; meo Pvl koma sattir og samn-
ingar / stao verkfalla o. vinnumissis. Pao
er n of-snemt, az segja me6 vissu um
ALTAR hinar miklu a%fei6ingar, sem petta
mikla verk hefur for med SER.
Pegar John Mitchell, sem baroist fyrir
snttum og samkomulagi, mHtti forsctum
observation-disclosures og kolanamanna
frammi fyrir a6sta yfirvaldi p%jooarinnar,
pa fengu Bandamenn fyrsta sim taki-
f2ri til ao viroa fyrir ser nakvamlega
him nyja leiotoga, er stj6rnaoi hinum
leidGi pa til orustu. Bar vann ham sim
mesta sigur: par sem hann baroist elm
vic 6vini s1na, er heldu uppi worm fyrir
alta voldug au0mannafe]6g og 0ll pj60in
horfoi a vi0ureignina kv1oafull. Petta
alt hefoi maske oroi6 margri heimsfregri
hetju of-mikil a%flraun; Ell pessi h6gv@ri,
l1tillati alpyoumaour bar vitni peim Sam
leika, ao sd ma6ur, sem hefur fullkomi6
valid yfir sjalfum ser, er beet fallinn til
az sigra og stj0rna 00rum. Ham gaf
arasum ovina sinna engan gaum en- bauo
blatt afram, az leggja malio i gero fyrir
nefnd mamma, err forseti pj6oarinnar vildi
nefna til pess, og sag0ist mundi satta sig
vic drskur6 Peirrar nefndar og PAD p0
namam0nnum vari ekki vilna6 ii neiau:
me6 Pessu vann ham pjo6ina q slit NAL
Hin fylgdi hans %sko0unum. Hin krafo-
ist pess, az samdar yr0u sattir. Og
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
John Mitchell.

Fyrir halfu ari sloan h*f6u fair aorir
en- felagar Mitchells heyrt hans getio, en-
svo var6 ham alt / emu nafnkunnur
allri pj66inni pegar verkfallio byrja0i;
en- 1estuln pctti' pc llklegt, ao pessi
Mitchell vBri dr s0mu sk1ffu og lestir
a6rir verkfallsstj0rar og verkmanna
leiotogar, sem 1 nafni br6oernis og mann
karleika BOLIVIA 0llum auom0nnum af
pv1 peir eiga auoBfi, en- blessa ALA ia
taklinga af pvi peir cru fatakir, og asa
tilfnningar og geoshrsrilgar verkalyos-
ms pangao til alt verour / uppnami og
6stj6rn, spillir blum nahum peirra. En-
MI err sd raun q Groin, az Mitchell er
Pj6ofragur or6inn, og nBstum einstakur
isinni roo sem vitur og gatinn leiotogi
yerkamanna.
John Mitchell er 1rskur az @tt, faddur
II. febr., 1869, 1 Braidwood Qllinois).
M6oir hans do pegar ham var tveggja
ara og fa6ir hans kvongaoist 1 anna6
sim, en- do sk6mmu si6ar, svo Mitchell
DIST upp hja stjdpu sinni, sem var mj0g
fatRk, og gat ekki latio drenginn ganga
4 skola nema litinn TINA af arinu, pv1
ham purfti ao vinna pegar vinnu var as
ia, til az hafa ofan af fyrir ser; og ham
var ao ems 13 ara CANAL er ham for az
vinna 1 kolanamum 1 Braidwood. par
vann ham, og / 0orum namum / Illinois
fi1rnr ar Fftir hoa fSr L,~,, 4l
Colorado og New Mexico og vann bar /
ymsum namum, en- hvarf aftur til Illinois
1885 og fekk vinnu 1 kolanamu / Spring
Valley. par giftist ham sk0mmu si0ar
og heimili hans er N 1 Spring Valley.
Ham var forseti vinnuriddara fGlags
knights of Labor par / bpnum, og med
limur ymsra annara verkmannaf6laga.
Ham eyndi a6 alta ser allrar peirrar
m%entunar, sem unit var fyrir verkamann,
og las 1 t6mstundum s1num ALTAR p9r
fr@oibakur, er ham gat fengi6, og q
tundum @f6i ham sig 40 tala, svo
hann varo bratt malskur og ahrifamikill
r@ouma6ur. Ham f6kk MI yms embatti
verkamannafel0gum og let ser mj0g ant
um allan Pess konar felagskap. Hi0
sameinaoa namamannafelag Ameriku
Omitted Mine Workers of America) var
myndao 1890 / jandar og Mitchell gekk
pegar i felagi6, og haf0i yms ~vandast0rf
a hendi fyrir PAD. pegar forseti felags-
ms, Mr.. M. D. Rachford, sag6i af ser en-
bsttinu 1 seftember 1898, pa var Mitchell
ssettur forseti par til / %jantar 1899.
pa var ham kosinn forseti felagsins q
arsfundi pess Pittsburg og sloan hefur
ham veri6 endurkosinn arlega. Fran
farir felagsins undir stj6rn Mitchells ma
d@ma af pv1. az pegar ham komt til valda
1 seft. 1898 voru me6limir $4,000, en- !
jandar 1902 voru peir 100000, 1 1900
deildum, er attn heima 1 rdml. 30 rlkjum:
EN- alls cru ekki nema % r1ki, sem hafa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. J. J.. Abgohams has returned Crom q
trip 70 Alabama,
Miss Emmo Tohin Of Austin Is Che guest
OF Mrs %. H. Holt.
Judge e. D. Gavin OF Galveston was IN
the city yesterday on legal business
AIR a. vs. NurpAsy and wife Of waco
are IN Inc city visiting friends for a day
Mr. frank Tcmplstun of Aldiae Is Nm the
titF f'r few days sud Paid The Post
Wish yesterday.
Mr. p. ". Cunningham returned 10 gu
garland Yesterday after spending several
DAYS ln the o,tr,
pr. George clarendon. county health Of
Neer, reformed yesterday frlm Crosby ana
r'P"ta having feuuJ no smallpox there.
MI W. Lewis after an absence OF soy
nt mas 1-eA cooperating, has returned 70
a.r +. +, JrcrEen, WHO conducts gen.
l'slnNstr-, deputy shrg0, deputy tax col
.teie. .ng agent fer ne Post q, Cypr. S.,
"tH Ia tine .t Yesterday.
Mr.. and Ars Hugh Waddeu ami son. r.
70 50. Na5teu Of Canada aud Mrs Wal,
tol. $ brother Rcy pr Ruthgrfogd wal.
cen o. Dunedin, y. ~, alo visitors ia the
ID -. the quests Of tAeir relatives here Mr.
ID, NSadeu and Mrs. II. W. Erylue
Mrs Anna p Thompson OF Fsrt Worth.
sister 70 Captain James A. Baker. Ir
VIII arrive here this m0rnlng from nor
home 90 await the arrival OF bar brother
and his family With the rcmalas of Ms
son Graham Baker and 20 be with NOS
afotler IA his Bereavement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
STATE EXECUTIVES or THE DAUGl4-
TIERS OF TIE REPUBLIC.
An Important Meeting ia This city Yes
terday--A Day Of Hard Earnest Work
Much Business Transacted.

Tbs p,,otir... 90 cha, s,,,. ,.....,,--
''nN " 'He Nlale HAe'uuNe com
Wltee of the Daughters OF the Republic
OF Texas, held with Mrs. Max Uryiz ia
thls ,tit. vast,rdo, ,g,. ,.,.,,-. ,,.t..,. ,t..
4'' y''' ''''''""9' was " very interesting
meeting and furnished "a day OF hard. earn.
est eucrg,tlc work for tho ladie. ,,,o ,.s
idyip~ tt.t. .t,,.. ,,,3 49,. -,
s ''ue anu l'''r l"'uoD'e serve
with love for dnty and trina nafrl.tir .,...ti
p,,,t p-.ri1us,, 49,, '"'.
~. '0''9'' '"" .l"1 '"'H l'f
i'NuS are lhe prompuhgS Tor this noble
work
.Ir,. ,,,,,,,,,t., d.. ,....-., .,,
',"''''',. ~ composer OF Nlla' Wal
Ter Gra5ham, Mrs. CoveNa g. Stone and
Niss I.fHe u.Utrr.r off g.f-..t.r tr,
Jn..,h ~ pu.r
wow" 60 ''"''' u H's"H MISS ba..
Bryan OF Austin and Mgs Max UuEl,a.
Mrs w. h.. Kendall Nrs a. If ,ulI..
Mrs ,Jar. II r....
ms ''e'' Is. i."'stAa oni Mrs. Ne,ue
Cox Of tA.s city. Every member Was
prescut at fb. meeting ,.rl.b n...,, ,f
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save not shown sufficient interest to be
continued Ia The service.
W 10 examine into and report upon the
yuahucduons OF each company troop and
battery officer, and each regimental bat.
taioa or squadron stan officer excepting
surgeons and chaplaius. 10 this end he
pSiterF officer not to exceed 100 questions,
81 toe number mentioned Tor this exalnina,
ION IN circular No. -, A. g.. o. February
~ lao2, ana supplemented list for cavalry
instructions therein given lie win submit
buGn questions to regimentul, battalion
ana squadron stan officers aud Officers OF
fs' H Sssaai corps as may in his judgment
ps necessary 10 ascertain whether such
VHiceis are qualified TO hold the positions
70 Wllch they have been appointed.
M @ ascertain whether or not each reg.
mental surgeon Is graduate of SOME well
known medical college and whether ench
Vuapialn Is a regularly ordained minister
o. L"'h oulctr 10 he examined may eject
Mhetatl ne VIII answer the questions to
ne submitted To him IN writing or orally
T. Those officers falling to make nm aver.
age or GO out Of q maximum Of 100 win
ne iedulfeu 10 stand second examination
Tr,, o3 n, as ptaclea6le, after sixty days
from the date Of his last examination
D Each officer TO be- examined will an.
pear az the time and place designated NV
tue inspecting officer, who will endeavor
70 acc0mmoGate himself TO the convenience
on such ouicersi provided, the examination
Is Gelq within twenty four hours after INC
aIli'al OF tae Inspecting officer In towns
an III "llRin forty eight hours in cities,
"aeIe oHicels 10 be examined reside
b Each company, troop and battery com.
imander Will assemble his organization az
inspecting officer, In fun uniform ana mn.
uer arms and viii require all state prop,
cry not In the hands OF the officers and
men lien SO assembled, 10 be exhibited to the
1tIISPeGilng ohlcer in the company armory.
ne VIII endeavor to facilitate the work Of
me inspecting officer by having his com.
pehy and property in readiness.
IRe word company" will also apply
TO bands and trumpet corps 10 The aytpnt
al me Inspection Of property required ia
ny the command OF the governor.
Thos. SCurry.
Adjutant General
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CITY BREWTles.

Calendar circle Of Shearn church vii,
meet today with Mrs. smith, 2li2 RraEos'
40 s o'clock,
Complaint is made that there IS no place
IN Houston where iuternal revenue stamps
can be bought
rhe stations Of the cross Will be com.
nenced a. 8 o'clock this evening at the
Sacred Heart church
The Sharks have sent ont a large mum.
her OF invitations TO their smoker 10 be
given on February %,
The Flower Circle Of shearn church viii
meet with Mrs. J. / Campbell 29OS Main
street this afternoon AZ S;i0 O'clock
The friends OF Mr. Charlie Black will
regret 20 learn that he Il copdped 10 nis
home. go Ilufchins street, with an attack
Of Ia grippe, tsi
There viii be . hop tonight At Bryan
nan and the promoters Of The entertain.