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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
NEW BRIDGE.

c. Isaacs, Sr., who suffered a stroke OF
paralysis, was taken to the hospital
Thursday. His daughter. Mrs. Alice
Crouch, who is devoted to him. will re-
main t the hospital as his nurse.
Mrs. ". II. Johnson, who has bee. at
New Bridge only two months, will be at
home Wednesday afternoon, and will be
pleased to form the acquaintance OF
her neighbors.
The oyster supper at the Baptist church
Thursday evening was a success The
Rev. Joel Tucker was present and kept
his flock in good humor. The music was
Of the best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Claus Is waiting outside TO fill your stock
ings as soon as you are tucked IN. en-
Come along, young man. and let's md
nurse" and he swung him up onto his
shoulder and trotted him all the way up
stairs
But Bobbie kept his visit to Sal Amands
hidden in his own heart, for some day
she had promised to let him come again.
and he knew nurse would never give her
consent If she guessed that Sal Anandas
home was in the fire place.
CALLY RYI4ASD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Full TON.

Regular services will be held at
the WeddelI- Memorial chapel to-day.
The Rev. Edwin B. Snead will occupy the
pulpit for the first time since his recent
vacation Services and special music will
be held at this church Christmas day at
II A. NJ. The choir will render special
music which they have been practicing
for some time. The choir is as follows.
Soprano-Mrs. Percival Smith, Miss Fan
ME Dowden. Miss Ruth Bushel. Miss
Pearl Goodwin and Miss Ella Montgom-
cry.
Alto-Misses Martha Black and Katie
Eitel.
Basso-Mr. Robert NJ. Stamper.
Director and organist-Mr. Richard
Dowden.
The Rev. ". S. Leake will fill his pull
pit at the Fulton Baptist church to-
day at II A. NJ. and 7:445 2. NJ. peace
on Earth-Good Will Toward Men" wilt
be the subject in the morning, and PRO
family" will be the subject at night
the Ten Commandments, and young men
are specially invited to attend
The Rev. 4. a. Jones, pastor Of the
Dcnny-Street Methodist church, will fill
his pulpit at both morning and evening
services to-day. He will take as his
morning subject The Advent Of Christ,
Time and Purpose" Text-Galations iv. l.
at 7:45 in the evening his discourse will
he God Revealed" Text-First Timothy
3-lG The SunGay-school Christmas festi-
val and entertainment Of the church will
take place New Years night.
Roll of honor for Tree Hill school for
week ending Dec. 10:
Miss Bauers class-Edna Drinker. Ian
MIC Warmer
Miss Wagner's class-Lloyd Beasley.
Emmett Drinker, Alice Hake, Leila War
riner. Lawrence Frayser
This school closed for the holidays yes
terday afternoon and will not open again
before Monday, Jan. 5.
A little boy in Fulton wrote q letter to
Santa Claus through the Dispatch for a
dog. On the afternoon Of the day in
which the notice appeared in that paper
a dog was sent to his home with q note
stating that on account Of Inc great pres
sure OF his business this year, ] will send
the dog little before nand. The little
s.sllow was delighted. 81
Christmas trade in Fulton Is larger this
year than ever before. All the stores re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
EAST RICHMOND.

Mrs. c. L. Miller is improving the In
terror of her handsome residence by deco
rating the walls of the many rooms in an
up-to-date and very attractive manner.
Mrs. Maggie Blount. of Barton Heights,
visited relatives here during the past
week.
Little Gladys Mcdowell is again able
to be out after an acute illness
a hog belonging to Mr. Richard Koch
is threatened with cholera Mr.. Koch
Will do all in his power TO prevent con-
tagion.
The box party given by MI Willard
Jessy couple of evenings ago was a very
enjoyable occasion. being participated in
by most Of the young people of the com
munity.
Mr.. Joseph Atkins. of Glen Echo
Heights, has taken possession of a house
at Cedar Forks, recently vacated by Mr.
Charles Hechler.
Mr.. Hechler has moved to the new home
recently erected near Fair Oaks.
Willard Jessy, proprietor of store at
Cedar Forks, whose business has very
much improved, will soon enlarge his
store
John L. Jones has purchased a hand
some farm wagon.
Percy Faulkner. of Spring Haven. has
about completed his barn.
Mrs r. NJ. Sanborn visited friends here
during the past week.
Mr.. Charles Lambeth was a visitor at
Rose Lawn" the early part Of last week.
Mr.. STrice Turner, who recently accept
ed a position in kentucky, has written his
friends here that he is doing we'll and
likes the place very much
The three boys who passed through the
village begging a day or two ago, were
not thought to be worthy OF aid and met
with cool reception.
The statement published in reference
to The Rev. ]. Price. Of Richmond. re-
ceiving aid from his friends here. was en-
irely misunderstanding and uninten-
tional.
The East Richmond band at its rehear-
sal decided not to again meet until after
the holidays, when they will continue
regular weekly meetings.
SEVEN PINES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

lie Roy Hughes, the young son of J. B.
Hughes, who about three weeks ago, re-
ceived a load of No. 6 shot III his right
arm, is able to be out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Mr.. L. P. Ellis and c. T. Atkinson are
home from a hunt In Hanover, bringing
their game bag full of wild turkey and
hareS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

There will be no meeting Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons Circle in Fulton this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

port more than the usual holiday bust
ness The merchants also state that tho
people are buying sooner and in larger
quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
ENGLISH FoRGERs SENTENCED.
One OF Them Shoots and Kill, Him
self

LONDON. December co.-Ths thr7
bank-note forsers who were corumftte-
Cor trial December 10th, plead guilty. an
were sentenced to-day, Phillip Bernstein
to twenty years. Solomon Barmash
fifteen years. and William Barmash
Ten years Imprisonment.
.tfter being removed 70 their cells. Solo
mon Bermash shot and killed himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

mort more than the usual holiday bust
ness The merchants also state that tho
people are buying sooner and in larger
quantities.
There will be no meeting of the Kings
Daughters and Sons Circle in Fulton this
week.
lie Roy Hughes, the young son of J. B.
Hughes who about three weeks ago. re-
ceived a load of No. shot III his right
arm, is able to be out again.
George Klein, of the lower gas works
is quite i'll in his home in williamsburg
avenue.
DR.. J. P. Williamson and vito will leave
Tuesday for Charleston, w. Va, to spend
the holidays with his wife's parents. They
will return about Jan. l.
Mrs. Johnson's little child, who was
badly scalded by the overturning Of a hot
cup sf coffee, is getting along nicely,
under the skillful care Of Or. George
Barksdale, who was summoned to treat
the little sufferer.
Mr.. Gray McCalley. of the Crescent Gro
Gerry Company, has returned from Frede-
ricksburg after spending several days on
business.
Mrs. Mary Peary, of Orleans street. who
has been Ill for several days, is improv-
ing.
Ella Spencer, the twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Spencer. in Nicholson
street: who has been very i'll, is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. Arthur Ryan, of the Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Company, is out
of the city for several days on business
connected with that firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

George Klein, Of the lower gas works.
is quite i'll in his home in williamsburg
avenue,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
SEVEN PINES.

The Young Peoples Social Club will
meet Christmas night with Misses Ann1e
and Gracs Reid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

DR.. J. P. Williamson and vito will leave
Tuesday for Charleston. W. Va, to spend
the holidays with his wife's parents. They
will return about Jan. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Mr.. Gray McCalley. of the Crescent Gro
Gerry Company, has returned from Frede-
ricksburg after spending several days on
business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Mrs. Mary Peary, Of Orleans street, who
has been Ill for several days, is improv-
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Ella Spencer, the twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Spencer. in Nicholson
street: who has been very ill., is now i'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
CITY RREvlrlEs.

The Merchants association will meet IN
night at the rooms Of the Business League
There Is An undelvcrcd Telegram AT the
Postal telegraph office, 1ls Main street,
Tor Dr. Mnlley.
There will be a meeting Of the No-Tsu. Oh
association Wednesday evening az the Bus
ness League rooms
Owing to the death Of Captain o e.
nnrrrW VINO WIS an Official of me First
PresbytGrian church the "Roncy's Boys
concert has been postponed.
Thore are uudelycred kilograms AZ the
Western Union for A. j. Rust. c. {. Lucid.
X II Russell. w. w. Colbert NJ H. Iayuo.
u. w. Halman ana Sidney Elliott
Gregorio Cortez, the Mexican prisoner
VINO was taken So suddenly aud seriously
III in the county jail Sunday was reported
slightly better at 1 o'clock this morning
The special meeting Of the city council
| that was to have been held yesterday was
deferred out Of respect Ia the memory II
captain Q. c. Drew, a member of the board
of public works,
Mrs, A. A. Pierce Withdrew the invita-.
tions that we're Issued Cd the birthday parry
that was to be given her nephew, little
Pierce Gregg. owing 10 the death of Cap.
tain O. e. Drew.
Judge James k. i. Gillespie, Judge Of the
/ criminal dlstrici court, win De on the bench
this morning 40 10 O'Clock for the nurpose
OF setting the cases for the April term of
his court All attorneys in eases pouaiug
In this court are expected TO be present
Tie Christian Woman's Board Of Missions
VIII observe the week of prayer aud self.
denial this week by services at the Central
\ Christian church every noon. Good leaders
selected for each service ana cordial in
yitaton extended to an 10 be present
George Lubbock. negro charged with
msdcmCdnur theft on a warrant sworn out
by Lyman Rogau. Nc 2lI Milan street.
h0d an examination before Juslcp Afath.
eWs Yesterday. and on the evidence was
held over IN the sum of 500 70 await the
action of the grand jury.
c. w. Meynurdic VINO was undcr arrest
on charge uf assault o. murdcr in an as.
sault ou'Lpas with a pistol on last Saatul-
day. was 8rriigusB bc4u,r Justirr Matthew'S
yesterday aud waving an examination. he
Wns hp!d over TO await be action OF fhp
grand jury. His ball bond was hxed AZ
$500.
The First Church Of Christ. scientist.
OF this city has secured the services al Sir'
for a lecture in this city. MIR. K,nhaii is
member Of the Christian Sceace Board
OF i.ccturcsbip OF the scientist churra al
Boston. HIS lecture IA this city VIII he an
I The Cause dnd Seltn ine cure OF Disease. .
and will be delivered az Bryan hail Friday
eycping MARCH Is, az S O'Clock There
public is invitcd
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a
carriage drove up In front OF the 0fflre az
Justice Matthews and two cbuples nifthtnd
thcrefrOm, ~ was evident marriage was
on tapls. An investigation proves that
MIR. Max IiiiiUOld and Miss Ammo Eulp i
young couple from Katy. had come a. thfs
corted the couple TO- the private parlors m
BIS Ofticc where. IN q very pretty ceremony
he spoke the words which made Mr. Iil,
pold ana Miss Enle man and wife.
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CUMBERLAND pREsBYTERlANs.
Rev. n. c. Dewitt Conducted Two Ser
vices Yesterday.

Rev. r. c. Dewitt Conducted Two Ser
vices Yesterday.
Tho meetings in progress at inc Cum
hcrlmd Presbyterian 'huch, III this city,
wern we'll attended yesterday Roy, -. c.
Dewitt Of Hlshoro, Who is conducting
these services. is an able preacher aul Il
pleasant aud entertaining speaker. The
congregation at the afternoon service was
hardly wha; 81 should have been in ndm-
br,s. hut Il was attentive The singing
w.s good the sermon splendid one and
Witr the interest manifested an excellent
fri,ica was the result. At the evening ser
vico there was a large congregation. ihe
choir. under the mau5Crnet ana direct en-
II Prof William HcdgFinS. rendered col-
rient service and was ri material otd tn the
meeting Roy. d. g. Dewitt took for MS
text ~ ct Us thcrefo,c come boldly unto
the throne Of grace, that We may ohthn
mercy and find grace to help In time or
need" Hebrews w. 10 The subiec, of MS
discourse was The Throne Of Grace,
which be handled In masterfhl mahuer'
He diagnosed his test as follows:
T. 'Ict us. eNpatatiuC on the WlleheSS
of tho invitation which is to all men.
. Come" which he said is our part.
God has done his part. He has pl2ced MS
throne, asks us to come to II: anu thIist
has opened the way By when We may
g. .Boldlv." that Is that there is no need
To fear or wait There Is nothing 10 rear
Since II is still throne of grace aud NOT
tue Of Judgment, and we can come without
,rrhrone. which suggests infinite wis
dom. aud IIc knows what We need. IN
tnltc rcwcr iu Chat he s ahlC 10 give Il ~
M. aud Infinite love. IN that He is willing
~ helm us. aud has oncncd way through
His SON cur Lord aud savior Jesus christ;
by rhicl, we may approach that throne ana
he made rartnkcrs Of that infnite wisdom
power auC love.
.. An need mercy, ana we always need
f. Coo Is always 90 His THRONE ana y
willing md ready IN dlspense that mercy,
that love. ms we earnestly seek and ash, lof
g. ghis o. our' time o. reel hnd t1rrcfefr
let ua boldlv hunhlv faithfully claim what
olr Great High Priest has prnrided Tor MS
On al these divisions the speaker made
many strong points showing clearly am
distinctly how they related To the suhlN.t
Of HIS discourse. He kent close 70 nus sun
tcct aud mover for moment let his hearers
forget what that subject wa>. ING con
grogntion was well pleased and deeply I'M,
dressed with the able aud weN~'ehNeren
sermon Services today and everyday dnr.
inc tho week Afternoon $3.50 O'Clock
evening s O'Clock a cordial invitation IS
extended 10 all to he present at these ser
Vices
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MR.. gAlLEYs REMARKS
On the Administration Bill for the Pro
lection Of the President

isnecisl Correspondence Of The Post)
washington. March 2f-Followlng Is the
text of the speech made by Senator Bailey
If Texas during the consideration OF tho
nm for the protection Of the president,
ctc commonly known as the anti-an-
archism bin;
In the beginning I desire 20 say that no
.crg,or here md no citizen 81 The United
etotc. elsewhere abhors more than | do
Tho crime out OF which this bill grew. No
sc,stor here nad no citizen elsewhere cher
i.bes more profound abhorrence Of nm
srchy aud 1t perncons doctrines thah J
H. reoliIy agree that Il man who cd
,,cotes the uiolpnt destruction ~ All gov
,rnnent is not entitled 10 the protection
of my government, ana ! wouiu hs .htri,
fully vote for TINS Dlil ns t9e ,i.,3,t he,
~ Il II 1t drew the proper DISTINCTION re,
tween Killing the president AZ the 9lhcAl
head or the Republic ana klihhg MN AS
az w in' mi agree that this government has
tbc mower to remove every unlawful 9b-
strurtinn 30 its operation. Undoubtedly
n uosScsHeS ample power 10 puaiFn ineh
v.h, reslst any Of IT'S officers IN the eNegu'
lion Of their lawful duties. and that prin-
eipie appiies from the president down TO
the humblost deputy marshal
Rat Mr. President, the government or
tho United states possesses 10 power, TO
nunish nny man VITO assaults or murders
',nn III a. Officers IN q matter not connect
I'D Win DDS official dulles Let ua sup
pH.r ihat % Vice president Is engaged IN
"A hunting expedition, ana that while be
was thus engaged sOmr Of his fellow hunt
ers. without knowing who he was, shonld
engage ia n personal encounter with him
Now sir whether That encounter was pro-
yok.d bv rors0nal insult or provoked by
n snnposrd trespuss Hpon the hunters land,
and although the hunter might be entirely
,-uofani g. tho ,tre presidents personality
ana ~ his nftpe. under this hin he couil
~ srraicDed w tho Federal courts and
punlehed, and this. too, Notwithstanding
ma faet that the man who committed the
aesAult mad not tho least intention ~ inter
feripe 10 any degree with TOE operation Of
tho Federal government
He might re as loyal and as patriotic a
citizen as the vice president himself he
might have been A. ready -apd when | say
that anybody vas a. ready a. the last vice
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25

with rarker's dry goods house, informing
him OF the death Of Mrs e II. Swludcll
Mt Texarkana early Yesterday morning
Mr. Swindcll. tho husband of the deceased
is the general passenger agent OF the Tex
arkanH aud Fort Smith Railroad company,
with headquarters at reNarknna The tele-
gram announced that he viii leave with tho
remains for Baltimore Md. this morning
and the interment will take place there
Mrs, Swindcll, tho deceased, was welt
known m this city having been reared
here Her maiden name was Mlss Mat
tic Burt The many friends Of Mr. and
Mrs Swlndell md OF Mr.. swindel Of this
city VIII regret to hear the sad news borne
here by the telegram
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The Death Boil

Galveston, Texas, March 24.-Mrs Kate
Guupert widow Of 4, Gumpert died Mt
1920 o'clock this morning at her residence,
2724 Avenue l., this city The deceased
was one of the old residents Of Galveston
and leaves n large circle of friends to
mourn her loss Her funeral will occur at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning from ST. Jo-
scph's church
il. B. Sylvester died Saturday night at
his residence. 1901 Aven'te y. lie was 4
son OF Henry Sylvester who assisted i'm the
capture Of General Santa Anna Mt the hat
tie of San Jaciuto. He leaves family
of six chidron
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49, o,+b ~ t-,nt,ip Octori,,g q Dro,v
IA 9ine u'"'" W. "'' ','' 80 w.
Fbeh occurred at MS residence IA TINS Guy
II 2l5 o'clock Yesterday morning. HouS.
Ri.....i.i,,,, ...t,., ton, It'll, a., t,.
'pl AAs lus' "a '''"'N " ID" ''''' MS :" cue
n community 10 social business ana hnauci1l
4 circles and Que who has always borne tie
/ l,,lrstlon NJ beiup an bonor,hIa and mn
wy
Ish gentleman
a Captain Drew was born In Florida. June
u q 1910 At tho breoEipg ont Of tho ,;,i1
81 eH ne eSPuuSeu Ih' cause oil the confer
ffary and after a varied service he was
enslr transferred ia Gepornl Nt,grnlc,,s
Ii zl 49, -
Wuuauu' NuiNh r'OSo' MN 10 IeNhs, alta
Il tt The close Of the war he found himself
located al Houston, whore he nm. rnm,inc I
h iam mai tir,o IN tina ,t,,o 90 ~ 49,,
n M 'ns ''lnV VI III" ue"'n'
Sua 'he exception OF brlet interval spent
n Hearne, Texas. His early occupatlop
IN uopston u.os ,r toIl.,. q, - 49,,
,l-'r "H' az ''''vI ~ tue l'sV N"'
'"ls' psuA' ne afterwards engaged in the
grocery busih,ss assor!Ht,d with tho la.a
4 NJ ,rrrnn ona In ts-o -. -.
,.,,h.. W. @'u T." io'' ne went win MS
NVtnei, W Drew. TO Henrnc, Texas,
AAeie ne embarked in the grocery busl-
rs ana remained five years, ana when ,hc
sa,iqess became uprontahlc they returned
Y houston and MT u. g. Drew again en-
s4sed IN the grocery business, mis- store be.
s located On Main street near the site
I. tae Blnz building Tie continued IN this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25

Resolutions Of the Houston Clearing
unuse On the death Of Captain o. G. Drew.
whereas II has pleased Almighty Col
Ia remove Captain o. c Drew from the
scene Of his enrthly labors. and
kyheraas In hls death the Clearing House
bss iost ono az It's brightest ornaments:
trherefore Re Il resolved that ia the
death " captain Drew each memher "
mis- association feels that he has lost 4
desr and devoted friend, and
RcsoIved further. That IN his upright
ma aud Christian character there is an In
sniration for all who may follow. and
ePtat,T,ether lie Il Resolved. That We tender
. his Family our deepest sympathy In their
sfaietion and that rapy " these resolu
uans he furnished The Houston Post. fhe
Houston chronicle, tho Houston Herald.
deocRsed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
Elks Election.

The annual election Of officers OF Houston
Lodge No. ISL, Bencyolcnt, Protective order
Of Elks win take placn 81, tho lodge rooms
in the Blna buidua rleht Considerable
interest is always ap cl I'm this contest
ar in this order the ouicc arars socks the
man-nO member can announce us % Candi
date his name must bo brought out 10y his
friends
Thr retiring officers, after a very success
ful year, VIII tender banquet In the club
rooms TO the newly elected officers imme
diatcly following the lodge session.
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sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from John Thompson
St. Charles street, between Mclihenny aud
McGowcn streets Houston. Texas. nue IA,
mare e wears old. iiis hands high branded
ID on the left hlp. shod, hlaze fncN h,r
ness MARKS; s. reward
strared or stolen from Nfrs Preacher
1918 Chsrtres. Houston Texas. one dart
brown horse Il hands hir d years oil
no brand. harness marks, hind feet white
bald face liberal reward. A. r. Anderson
thariH
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Mrs. A. L. wareham. aged 81 years
died al her homo. No 22ia Jefferson stre rec,
,esfardsv afternoon m 1n.Ia O'Clock Th'
ieoeased was tho wife ~ Mr.. Finley y
Wareham and IN addition 70 the husnan.
she leaves two sons THE funeral services
win be held az the residrnce thls mo-,
ing NJ 10 o'clock. ami will he confucief
hr Rev John e Drcent pas'or ~ the ~
Kee street Methodist Erisrorai sn 1,
south after which the remains WI W
tshen TO HollTNood cemetery TOT ih's'
ment.
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Amnhitheater Committee.

Galveston. Texas. March 24.Jens Mol
Ter. Adam Bnrdash and T. W. Doaley have
been appointed for the building of the
They viii have authority to
contract for the structure and also to pur
chase the site George stowe has been
emnloycd to draw the plans for the struc-
ture and be will have them ready for the
advertising OF bids within ten days,