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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

ana governor ana MIS-. naNcIs, llun ~
C.. m. 20 J p. N.
Miss Gannon's afternoon tea. in honor
Of Miss Hood Of Kentucky. from to
O'Clock.
Tnesday-The Thallan ball at Bryan hall.
Reception Of the Concordia club, from
p. m. TO u NJ.
wednesday Mrs. van Weeks afternoon
reception IN honor OF her sister, Mrs Hos
klns, and Mrs. B. c. Riley OF san An
tonic
The williams-NIcKecyer wedding and re-
ception.
The HoltonGardner wedding.
Thursday-The annual Rose Fete Of the
sherering Arms association In Turner hall
In the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. c. L. Fitchs reception, from $3.50
TO $50 In honor OK Miss Annie Fitch OF
New Orleans.
Miss Maggie shcarn Will entertain the
Hard Times club In the morning-thcir FIRST
post-Lenton meeting.
The Ladies' Aid entertainment,
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Morris jaunt TO
Angerhocfcr's.
saturday->ioetlng Of Lady Washington
chapter at the residence Of Mrs. j. G.
Hutchinson.
The Shakespeare club take their friends
to the Forest of Arden.
~
The mmhcrmen had last week In Houston
almost entirely to themselves They are
always welcome guests but the poonle Of
our city never tried more faithfully t.
show them how welcome they we're There
Is always more or loss awkv1rlness I'm
Entertaining strangers and OF course y1me
instances VT apparent neglect VIII some.
times crop up. but mdrua from the hearty
rtpres.ilus of appreciation Chat Wore HsI.l
nom the visitor. before they hft There
was nothing of that sort 90 c.mua,u on
last week A sr,Ht deal af ,4e success. of
the entertainment of ,He mmn,rnpu sy4s
due 10 Mr. and Mrs Taoroa, ~ Foster
Mr. ul Afr 1,nu n l5lrn, Nlr .aI
Mrs. S. r. r1rter. MFR. and Airs. J.
csmyi.n and Mr. an3 Mrs. g d. Eoup.r
OF course others cauuibaIud largely 20
the su,ses, of lH. e..s. bYt t....o vc-e
notably I'm the FRONT
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nor. v9. ma concert and 3opca ii, rgr
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcneil announce
the marriage OF their niece, Elizabeth Carl.
ner. TO Mr., Rirchard Edward Holton Of
st, Louis, which win take place at their
residence Wednesday evening az half past
six O'Clock f'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Mrs p. A. Peden viii give a reception
from 10 o o'clock. followed Inv rns,o,t.
On ne S4th, complimentary 10 active and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Governor and Mrs. Savers viii be guests
OF honor at the reception to be given 10y Mrs.
MHrcellus Foster to General FItzhugh I,ee
Mrs Fosters hours are from II n m. to
J. q. m No cards have been issued rs
the reception Is entirely Informal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Dr. and Mrs. ], A. Mullen gave cuchre
party Friday evening that was great
pleasure TO the friends invited II Is al.
WAYS an addition 10 game Of cards to he
played In such charming encourage as Mrs
Mullen'S rooms give, and on Friday NIGHT
ihey were made more agreeable stiU nv
lovely flowers. Those who had the pleasure
q playing were Or. and Mrs r. w Knox
Mrs. Lockhart wallis. Mir ana Mr. FrsnI
Andrews Or. and Mrs. J Allen KYLE. Mr
and Mrs p, r. Weems. Mr. and Mrs. G p
shearn Mr. and Mrs. J. r. McAshan. Mr.
ana MRS Aistrot, nr. and Mrs
Darrell, Mrs Harris Mastersou. Mrs
Mia Morris, Mr.. and Mrs Berry Ward
camp. Mr.; and Mrs, n. F. MaeGregor. Nj
and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr.. and MIS-. w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Miss Jean Gannon will give a tea tomor.
row afternoon, from . TO O'Clock. In
honor Of Miss Nell Hood Of Kentucky
WHO Is visiting Miss Julia MAY Morse
MISS Gannon hopes 10 see the men drnu.
ping In durlng the above hours TO meet
her guest and the others with her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Mrs W. G. Van Week will he at home.
Informally. on Wednesday afternoon from
to o'clock, complimentary to her sister.
Mrs u u Hosklns, and Mrs. b. c. Riley
OF san Antonio. Mrs Van Week tqkes
this means OF inviting her friends 20 meet
tne two ladies' and hopes that they Nill
invitations are issued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

the great Altenhe.m Medical Dispensary.
has just made the startling announcement
that he has produced a compound that
grows hair on any bald head: The doc
tor makes the claim that after expert
ments, taking years to complete he has
at last reached the goal OF his ambition.
To the doctor all heads are alike There
are none which cannot be cured by this
remarkable remedy. The record OF the
cures already made is truly marvellous,
and were it not for the high standing of
the great physician and the convincing
testimony Of thousands of citizens all
over the country it would seem too mi
raculous to be true.
There can be no doubt the doctors
earnestness IN making his claims, nor.
can his cures be disputed.a He does not
ask any man. woman. or child to take
his or anyone else.s word for it. but he
stands ready and willing to send free
trial packa ges of this great hair restor-#
alive to any one who writes to him for
it, enclosing 2-cent stamp to prepay
postage. In single night it has started
hairxto growing on heads Bald for years.
It has stopped falling hair in one hour.
1t never: fails, no matter what the con-
dtion, age, or sex. Old men ana young
men. women and children all have pro-
fitted by the free use of. this great new
discovery. If you are bald. S. If Your hair
is falling out. or II your hair. eyebrows,
or eyela shes are thin or short, write the
Antelhein Medical Dispensary, $50 But
terrified Building. Cincinnati; Ohio. en-
closing z Cent stamp to prepay postage
for al free package and lin a short time
you will be entirely restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Happenings Mt Crewe.

CREME. VA. October 1L-(SpeciaL)-.
Captain y. ". Bethel conductor on the
Norfolk and Western railway. fell from
his engine and was quite badly hurt
Thursday as his train was coming into
Crewe. He is a great deal better to-
day. and ls thought that he will be out In
q short while
Mr.. w. p. Elicit. who has been en-
ployed in the superintendent's Office at
this place. has given mp his position here
and accepted another in Petersburg.
Mrs. T. O. Thomson and her son, OF
Cuipeper. reached here a few days ago.
Mrs. Thomson is the wife OF Mr.. T. q,
Thomson. who is train dispatcher at this
place.
Mr. w. J. Karnes. representing -
Western Wheel Works. who has recent
.ly made trip around the world. will
pass through town this evening. MIR
karnes WAS formerly timeheeper for the
Norfolk Division of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company.
Mr.. n c. Smith. who has been quits
sick, is out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
TOOK five COCKTAILS
4 Marriage Has Been Hurried
Up as a Result of Too
Good an Evening.

NEW YORK, October u.-(special.)-
Five cocktails led to the story OF drugging
| told by Miss Anna Blake. a pretty ste
nographer, which threatened to involve
several prominent residents of Yonkers
in an ugly scandal
As an aftermath of the sensation Sey-
mour Mooney. son of d wealthy farmer.
and Miss Lucy Loughran, pretty milli-
ner, OF Yonhers, will be married next
week. They were not to be married for q
year and their ngagenent was secret
but the publicity which has come to Miss
Loushran through her friend Miss
Blake mishap has led her fance to
insist on an immediate wedding, Gust to
show his faith in her. he says.
The companions of Miss Blake in the
drive, which preceded and led to fer
being found at the bottom Of a twenty
foot sewer excavation at 2 o'clock in the
morning. were DR.. M n. Foy, one of
>Yonkers' most prominent physicians, and
Miss Lucy Loughran. the leading milliner
OF the Westchester village. Their YER
sion OF how Miss Blake, VINO is employed
as stcnograpller by Bradford RnoGe5,
a lawyer, in Maiden Lane, New York.
came to grief. differs materially from
those told by the girl and her mother
Said Miss Loughran to-day 81 have
SHOWN Anna for years. She was in the
store when DR.. Foy telephoned over an6
asked If / would go for drive. Anna
said Yes. lets co. and little later the
Doctor came over. We drove toward
Mount Vernon. We stopped at Muller'e
Hotel to have some refreshments. Anna
dark cocktails-Oh, guess five It made
her very giddy. l had occasion to leave
the ioom Tor a minute and was washing
my hands when I heard a whistle. 1t was
the Doctor. and he said That girl in
there is crazy. we had better get along
We went out to the shed while he lighted
his lamp. When we etuTned to the room
where we had left Anna she was gone.
Or. Foy would not talk until he had
seen his attorney. The lawyer told him
to Eide rothing. and the physicians story
was in .vt!y detail the same as Miss
Lcugbrarl 8.
Miss Blake tainted to-day when shown
the story that she had drunk five cock
tails.
Il will certainly institute proceedings
against Miss Lucy Loughran and DR..
NJ. II. F'oy. of Yonkers. for circulating
such a story about me- said Miss Blake
on recovering. consciousness.
The three of us had been out driving
and we STOPPED at a hotel for refresh
rents. ] confined myself to mineral water
There were cherries on the table, but ]
don't believe 1 drank any cocktails. I
never drank cocktail and don't know
what cocktail is like.
Il cannot account for what happened
except by supposing that I
was d:.ugged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
GREENE COUNTY
MAN TERRIFIES FAMILY.
air. James ID. Vowel, Registrar AMI
E1-Ccnfederatc, Victim of Mem
tai Alteration.

QUINQUE. VA, October 11.-(Special)
A very distressing incident took place on
Wednesday night of last week Mr.
James D. Yowell. one of the registrars
of the county and clerk of the school
board. was suddenly afflicted with
fit Of mental arrangement about l o'clock.
and arising from his bed, threa tened and
attacked the members OF his family with
such violence that lie had to be seized
and subdued. After this he ran to one of
the nearby neighbors and asked for pro-
lection claiming that he was in danger.
He could only be induced to return home
after much persuasion. A board of luna
cy pronounced him insane. Mr.. Yoweil
has been in delicate health for about fif-
teen years. and has been subject to mel
anchoiia for several years. He was vol
unteer in the Confederate service. in the
civil war. and made an excellent soldier.
Just prior to his recent trouble me had
moved into his new dwelling. He is the
father Of an interesting family sof five
sons. three of whom are now living in
Richmond, and have profitable employ
Elert.
1t is the purpose Of the family pilysi-
can and the family to keep Mr. Yowell
closely watched in room of the house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Bishop Donacun, wins Els SHIT.

LINCOLN. NEB.. October 1.-THE Su-
preme Court has rendered an opinion in
favor of Eishop Bonacum in his suit to
GUST Rev. Father Harrington from the
parish property in the town of Alma.
The Bishop several months ago dismissed
the priest from his charge, but the lat
ter refused to retire from the parish
house. and retaining the keys. continued.
to hold services in the church. Bishop
Bonacum sought TO secure possession
Of the property, and enJon the priest
from using it. but the lower court deniea
the writ. This Judgment is reversed by
the Supreme Court which holds that
when the governing authority of a church
or religious organization has deprived
one Of its clergyman of his authority to
oficiate as such, he may be enjoined from
using the property. This is the third
victory for Bishop Borac cum in his actions
against prjnsfS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
RATHER FAV0Rs SUICIDE.
Alleged Wcii-Poisoner Inclines To-
Wards Self-Destruction.

FALL RIVER. MASS. October IL.
fSpeciaLl-Phiiip r. Clarke who is UNI
der arrest charged with poisoning well
in Assonet. has money enough in four
banks TO guarantee his bail. but he re-
fuses to take the money out. and is still.
confined
It appeared to-day that he gave certain
persons in .Assohet to understand that ne
contemplated suicide several weeks ago.
when man named Reed In his town
ended his life by hanging. IIc said hs
stood nearer the brink OF an open grave
than many people believed because f1a
was feelin. 60 bad about the withhold
ing Of his chiltiren's money by "a Mrs.
Terry. lie commended Reeds method Of
suicide. and admits that it has appealed
strongly to him OF late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
OBLIGATORY EXERCISES.
Opening of New Ccurt-strect Metho-
dist Church. Lynchburs.

/ LYNCHBURG, VA. October 11.-tspe-
ciaL)-The date set for the dedicatory
exercises Of the new Court-street Meth
odst church, corner of Seventh and Court
streets, is Sunday. November sd imnedi-
ately after the annual meetins Of the
Virginia Conference and at the beginning
Of the conference year This time 70 mas mas
former pastors Of the church may be
present and take part in the exercises.
among them being Dir. l.. 3. Betty. pastor
William E. Edwards. professor in Ran
presiding elder Norfolk district
DR.. w. J. Young. the present pastor.
not yet completed it. It will include some
kind of special exercises in the Sunday
school department at the usual hours for
Sunday school. to be followed by preach
ing and the regular dedicat tory exercises
A communion service will be held in the
afternoon at o'clock and at night Rev.
George r. Stuart, the evangelist, will
begin a series of services to last two
will be rendered by an augmented choir,
under the direction of Professor W. S.
Adams.
BISHOP CRANBERRY TO PREACH
The original plan was to have Bishop
Coke Smith to preach in the morning
and Bishop John Cowper Cranberry, Of
Ashland. to- I'll the pulpit at night. but
it was found that Bishop Smiths engage
ments would prevent him from coming
to Lynchburg until the end of January.
so it was arranged that Bishop Gran
berry should deliver the dedicatory SER
mon in the morning Bishop Cranberry
is the only living preacher who took
part in the dedication of the old church.
hfty-one years ago last June. He was
at that time pastor of Centenary Metho-
dist church and on dedication day preach
ed that night in the Court-Street church.
Later on he was war chaplain of the
Eleventh Virginia Infantry, in which were
many citizens Of Lynchburg.
The new church is one of the hand,
site: is valued at about 100000. 1t oc-
cupies the site OF the former church is
OF Kentucky greystcne. and has total
seating capacity OF about 600
SPLENDIDLY FITTED Up.
With the exception Of the basement ,1n-
der the Sunday school room. which IS
being fitted uD to he used as a recen-
tion-room for sociables. with kitchen an
nexed. the building is completed. In the
interior of the auditorium the carpets,
the pews. and the heat ting and lighting
arrangements are all in place. and all
that is nov needed is the completion of
the $500 organ from Boston The work
men to set this up have, been here for
several days: the irst-carlcad of organ
material has arrived. the second car is
looked for to-day. and others will quick
~ follow. so that it is expected to be
ready for use in a month or less, in
plenty of time for the dedica ton.
All the handsome stained glass Win
doWs in the church were placed there by
MI; and Mrs: George NJ. Jones as memo
ria! to their two daughters. and it IS
hoped that within the next two or three
years some other equally liberal spirited
member of the church will contribute a
set OF chimes. The tower has been spc-
cially constructed for this purpose. and it
rated by electrical power could be easily
obtained for about $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
In Jail at F11Stb.rrE.

LYNCHBURG, VA. October n-(spe-
cial.)-Eenry Harvey (colored>. who owns
miles east Of Rustburg, was committed
to the Jail at that place yesterday on
the charge Of attempting to kill oscar
Tweedy another negro, by shooting at
him twice with q rifle
According to all accounts, It seems that
Henry Harvey some time ago had or
dered Tweedy not to come on his proper
Y. and on Thursday found him there
here, he went into his home and re-
turned almost Immediately with his rife.
which he discharged thrice at Tweedy.
missing him. however. Tweedy ran away
as fast as he could and had Harvey ar
rested. The latter was taken to Rust
burg before Justice Thomas Nelson, who
after hearing the evidence, sent him
on to the grand jury. in the mean time
committing him to iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

In Richmond: Chewing & Roses trus-
tees to Clinton Evans and John Green.
fifteen feet on north side OF Williams
street, 1870 feet west of Oak street, SIS.
Same to ". J. Rady. lot 4oxH 2-12 feet.
with stable thereon. bounded by alleys
between Grove avenue, Lombardy. Ham
over and Vine streets. $500.
r. II. Cat1ett's executor. a. C. Braxton.
j. N. Mcfarland and wife to John s..
Davis. nifty feet on soutn side Dance
street, 81 feet west of Reservoir street,
ss75.
In Henrtco: Chewing & Roses trns-
tees to Frank ]. Staude. ninety feet on
west side North avenue. northwest corner
FEELS street. $50
Guarantee building Loan. and Trust
Company. to Robert Randolph. 8 Of an.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

NEW YORK, October n.-(specialO-
Prices on the. Curb to-day were frac-
tionally lower in sympathy with the
movement on the Stock Exchange. North
ern Securities opened at 100. compared
with 1C9A yesterday. and showed still
further recession. Rock Island sold at
SIS for the common, s. for the pre-
ferred, Virginia Coal and Coke At 1854
The feature OF this weeks trading in
the outside market was the continued
llquicaticn Of the pools. selling OF United
states Realty shares being the most ur-
gent: an extreme decline Of over points
IN the common and in the preferred
being recorded. The heaviest seller was
an operator who was identified With the
Fuller Construction Company. and Who
took large block of United States Rea.-
was reported that he had been. forced to
Part with some of his holdings of va
rious railroad issues. because of the
money market ssringency: This weeks
represents drop Of over I points for the
common. and two-thrds as much for the
preferred There was but little doing III
Northern Securities, which did not get
down to the level of the previous week
but nevertheless. was heavy much of
the time. ard showed but little rallyirg
power Rock Island. common. which de
cined to 55Ss last week reached a still
lower level this week, ard it looked as
if the pool was limiting its operations
to marketing what stock it can.
In the general list there was not much
doing. The Copper issues towards the
close went lower in sympathy nitf ANAL
gamated Copper on the Stock Exchanges.
The artificial character of the trading
was shown by the fact that the stocks
OF two bankrupt companies. ore OF them
about to emerge from the hands III
receiver. and the other supposed to be in
course of liquidation. were among the
strongest on the list. There was virtually
no inquiry for investment stocks during
the week. which was regarded as mean
ing that persons having available money
of any considerable amount preferred to
take advantage of the current high
money rates both for the time and call
funds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
SECRETARY's PICTURE.
Big Meeting of Druids in BcIvidere
Hail, October Goth

That the United Ancient Order Of Dru-
IDS are making great stride onward in
Richmond will be evidenced in Belvidere
TIM, handsome life-size portrait Of
Supreme Secretary H. rruenen will be
presented res to Belvidere Grove: No. a.
The presentation of Tie picture is a
siasm. and under the ausnicas on a
committee, headed by Major T. L. Court
ney. the great meeting was successfully
designed.
An elaborate musical programme is
bSing arranged. and there will be sew
eral speeches by prominent men Of the
city Professor S. G. Mitchell has con-
scented to deliver his lecture on Julius
Caesar on that occa sion. On that night
every grove in the city will be guests OF
Balvidere Grove.
: The portrait that is to be presented is
and is now on exhibition in the window
of Branch r. Allen. on east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
O1d-Time yirSiuia Nanny Passes
Away in Chicago.

o1u- lme t1fSiuiN Mummy fdSScS
Away In Chicago.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct IA woman.
who, according to her own report. was
living a the time of the Boston tea party.
and the meeting OF the first Continental
Congress, is dead at the Home for Aged
and 1nf1rm CoIored People. II the reports
OF her age are correct. she was the e'f.srt
person in Illinois. and possibly in rn~
United States.
The woman was Ellen Stewart. slave
before the civil war. three times married.
and mother of four children. the last of
whom died several years ago of old age
According to her story. she was born In
ITO, and consequently was 1a2 years of
age. The officials of the institution in
which she died, after an investigation as
thorough as could be maze, credited her
statement.
Until within few months ago the wo-
man was in complete control of he-
senses. and told many stories OF men
and women distinguished in the earlier
days Of Virginia and Kentucky. She was
born In Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
MERGING SMALL SCHOOLS.
Idea Considered at Ncss-NeetfnE
in Louisa County.

pr. J. W. Southall. superintendent Of
Public Instruction. returned last evening
from Louisa county. where he went to
attend a mass-meeting Of the patrons Of
tho public schools Of the Green Springs
District. called for thu purpose of dis
crssing the advise hi'itv OF merging the
schools of that district and Improving
and extending the sessions for a full
term Of nine norths.
Or. Southall said that the meeting was
attended nv representative citizens. and
th"t tn, idea seemed very popular with
The patrons. Dr. Frayser made an adj
dress as did also T'r. Southall.
The meeting decided to recommend thu
The system be tried. and it is generally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
ANY CHURCH or parsonag


or institution supported BY voluntary
contribution will be given q libelra
quantity Of the Longman & Martinez
paints whenever they paint.
Note: This has been our custom for
twenty-seven years any building not
satisfactorily painted will be repa1nted
at our expense 7; about one gallon OF
Linseed OH to be added to every gal
Ion of the paint to make ready for use;
it's mixed in two minutes. and cost OF
the paint thereby made less In price
than any other. Yearly product over
one million gallons,
Longma14 6 Martinez,
Sole agents.
BoDEKER DRUG COMPANY, Richmond.
EDGAR MARSHALL, StanaT5sville.
BRETT & FREEZE, Fork Union.
DUNKUM BROTHERS, Wilmington.
BRACEY & CO., Bracy.
LUMBER, TIE, AND STAVE CoMpAN2,
Ruckersville.
VIZ. II. C. MURRAY, Williams Wharf.
MALE e CO., Raccoon Ford.
3. ID. ROBERTSON, Crave.
on 17.Sun5S