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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

Ct AIoysius' Church-TomOrTOw's serv-
ices viii take place at the usual hours.
The mission will open on Sunday, January
26. and will close on Sunday, February
g The first week has been arranged for
the women. and the second week is TO be
for the men The mission will be con
Quoted BY the fathers Of the Society OF
Jesus. The midyear examinations OF Con
zaga College Will be held the latter end
OF January. aud viii close early in Feb
ruary.
s.. stephens hurch-TomorrOw' 5 high
mass will be solemnized with Haydn s
Mass No. J. The choir had delightful
entertainment at the rectory last Thurs
day evening. Bishop Vaudevyyer. OF
Richmond. the Rev. Father Marcus Dyer
/ OF the New York Cathedral. and the Rev
/ Father Dugan. OF Baltimore, were visit
| ors al the rectory during the week
Mr. John b. Nesbit and Miss Catherine
| C. Quinlan were married last wednesday
| evening by the Rev Father O'COuneil
| Father O'COnnel also othciated at Tho
| funeral service held last Thursday morn
/ ing over the remains of Mr. Bernard
/ Kelly.
s.. Matthew's Church - The Rev. Fa
\ Their Lee. assisted by the Rev. Fathers
| Buckley and Sterling. viii Onciate al TO.
| m0rrow'S services. The SOdalIty OF an,
1 church met yesterday at 4-30 p. N. uudel
| the direction OF the Rev. Father Sterling
| St Domiuic's Church-TOmOrrOw th'
members Of the Young Ladies' Sodalitl
! will receive holy communion al the 80
mass. 1t is customary for this organiza
! ton to receive holy communion on IN
/ third Sunday Of the month but as tina
/ Sundey IN January is dedicated 20 tn
| observance OF the Feast OF the HOl
/ Name. the saCret event viii take pIaC
| tomorrow. A meeting of the SUMO
/ school teachers viii take place tomorrow
after Sunday school in the school hall
| The members Of the Third Order Of 81
! Dominic VIII meet at $40 iu the after
noon. The very Rev g. +. Logan, o. p
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The EpWOrth League.
Topics and Suggestions Of Interest to It's Members

Entering the Kingdom" VIII be the
Epworth League topic for Sunday even
ing. January 18th. references John Hills
John va There is only one way TO this
kingdom. the straight and narrow path.
saving knowledge
All who enter must have clean hands
and a pure heart Christ is the only ave
nue. through which one may hope for ad-
mission. Christ has said. Except We be-
come as little children We shall not enter
the Kingdom Of Heaven" you must have
simple faith and teachabIe hearts to en-
te-.
Neither is there salvation in any
other; for there is none other name under
Heaven given among men whereby we
must be saved"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

Miss Blanche Zehring. Of the Deaconess
Training School. VII have charge OF the
devotional meeting at Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening az
6.45 o'clock
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

The District officers viii visit Grove
Chapter. az Bennings. tomorrow evening.
at which time brief addresses will be
made by some Of the visitors.
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THE HEBREW CONGREGATIONS.

A meeting Of the Council Of Jewish
Women Of the city viii be held ar the
Eighth Street Temple Iext Monday az
tenoon at O'Clock. Besides a business
session there VIII be a programme con
sisting Of papers on matters pertaining
10 the councils work.
The installation Of officers OF the
Young Peoples Union Of Adath Israel oc-
CURED last Sunday evening al Open
heimers Hall After the installation
ceremony and an address by the presi-
dent, Mr.. Robert Aaron. the following
programme was rendered. Piano solo.
Miss Sarah Levy; recitation, Miss Ida
Harmel: vocal solo Mr. Charles Stein;
violin solo Master Louis Smith; recita-
tion. Mt. Max Aaron; violin solo, Mr..
Leon Cohen; piano solo. Miss Ida Har-
mel; piano solo. Miss Sadie Haas; vocal
sole. Mr. Joseph Levy; piano solo, Mr..
Louis Notes. Following the programme
refreshments we're served. Tho next
meeting viii be held on the evening Of
January 19-
The Above ShaIom Congregation, which
meets al Seventh and L Streets north
west. is contemplating the erection OF a
new synagogue Win lhlA ouJecb III We"
a committee has been appointed. which
consists of A. C. Luber. chairman: Dr.
George &. Chains. ID. Bergazin. H Peltz-
man. D. Rosenthal, s Biron, =. krutcs-
witch. Fl. Giyirz A. O.. Bobys, Q. Brez and
J. Crosby. This committee has purchased
the property al 607 II Street northwest.
and will proceed TO repair the building for
8 temporary house Of worship, pending
definite decision relative TO raising funds
and approving plans for the proposed new
gynagogue Rabbi Cohen. minister OF the
congregation. announces services Tor every
Saturday night during this month. instead
of every alternate Saturday as hereto
fore
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ford, the Misses Harr. the Misses Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs LiuvilIe Mr. and Mrs j. o.
Schuckers Miss KOlb. the Misses Wath-
erail- Aessrs- Ball Herlocker, Lore Cook,
Israel, Neneman. Brock Rirckhead. Green.
Baab, and Mr. Robert Falconer. chairman
OF the social department
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Continued on Fifth Pags)
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Private adyices received here yester-
day from high CATHOLIC, scgrces at Rome
indicate that Cardinal MartiHelH is likely
10 be retained here until INyt May, and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

The Pope mas expressed an intention OF
holding a con~istory about Easter when
Cardinal MartineHi viii receive the red
hot
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Mr. Lyman = Pierce III

Mr.. Pierce's absence from the building
during the past ten days may have been
derst0Od. For several weeks he has been
suffering from the effects o. malaria and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

Chapel OF the Catholic. University
Services ton orrOW VIII take place at the
usual hours
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The Vatican is informed. according 10
Catholic information in this citiy, that
three American Pilgrimages are eN-
pected in 1902 on the occasion Of the
tventy-ffth anniversary of Pope LeO's
UourFnrafp
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St. Theresa's Church. Aaacost ia-High
mass vii. "a celebrated tomorrow by the
/ Rev Father Bart
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St Anthony's Church BrOokland-Mass
tomorrow morning viii be-celchrated az
$50 a. m, Sunday school ~ $50 O'clock
a m. The Rev Father Eugene A. Han
nan Is pastor of the church.
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Chapel Of the Georgetown University
Tom0rrOw's services viii take place al
schedule hours. Mass will be sOlemnized
by a member OF the faculty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-11

The departure Of MOnsignOr Sbarretu,
Apostolic Delegate Extraordinary 20 the
Philippines. for his post has been de
Iayed, as the Vatican has not lost hope
that it viii obtain an American repre-
sentative in Rome TO negotiate regarding
Cuban and Philippine affairs. The NaticaL
would be satisfied with even a temporary
agent
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Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
last Thursday over the body OF the Rev
ID. A. Haugh. s j.. al $50 a. m in the
Dahlgren Chapel Of the Sacred Heart.
The Very Rev. jerome Daugherty. S. J.
president OF the Georgetown University
conducted the funeral services.
The impressive dirge of the Office OF the
dead was chanted boy the Jesuit Fathers.
The body was laid 90 rest in the uni
yersitH cemeLerE a. GoorgeLo N.
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holy Trinity Church. the Rev. J. F. X.
Mulvaney, pastor-Masses at s. Z. 8, 10
lchildrcn'sI. and high mass at 1890 a m,
vesIers at 100 D. m The Sanctuary
Society will meet after vespers- The So
dalities will meet as usual on Tuesday
and Thursday q T-30 o'clock.
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Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The services tomorrow viii take place at
the usual hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
A. AND M. COLLEGE
Entertainments Which Are Scheduled for
he Near Future.

Entertainments Which Are Scheduled for
he Near Future.
College Station Texas, February l6 Dr.
lledley Of Chicago delivered an interesting
lecture last evening in the chapel under
the auspices of the local Young Mems
Christian Association. on The Sunny side
OF Life Several entertainments are
scheduled TO occur in the near future.
Among them are reception by the local
alumni on February u, joint open meet
ing of tho literary societies on the I'D
lecture by Edmund Vance Cooke under
the auspices OF the Athletic club on March
5, hop by the Foster Guards on April IS
Field day on April u, and daies are vet
to be set for "A lecture on chautauqua work,
which Is to he under the auspices of the
Campus ladies' Literary society aud a
fancy dress ball to he given by the cadets
Mr.. w. l. Bryan of Charlottesville, a
graduate Of the Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical college Of 1900. has been APP.
pointed instructor in carpenteTy in the me-
chSnical department and arrived this even
ing to assume his new duties.
The faculty of the college has taken the
following action with reference to athletic
sports: Athletic sports shall he limited
TO the college grounds, except in the case
of track athletics at the annual meet uu.
der the auspices Of the Texas Intercol.
legiate Athlete association"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
THE S. P.'S BIG ELEVATOR
The PiIiug Foundation Has Finally
Been Completed.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR BONDS WERE LIGHT
But the People Of Galveston Have
Reach a Very Respectable Total.
Federal Court Proceedings.

Galveston, Texas, February is.-The pill
ing foundation OF the 100000 busheI Gle.
vator which is to be built at the Southern
Pacific pier, was completed this morning
The work has been delayed on account Of
the difficulty In securing piles; otherwise
II would have been completed some time
ago. Work will begin at once on the con.
crete foundation, which is to be placed on
top OF the pilng, and with good weather
this should be completed within about
thirty days. Work on the Supcrstructure
of the binding will then ne commenced.
The piles have been ordered fer the new
power house. but II win sc some time be.
fore they are delivered. II will require
about 500 piles, aud IL is estimated that IL
win be at least six months before the work
is finished In the meantime the Southern
Pacific has arranged TO secure power rom
the Brush Elztric Light and Power con.
Pany. The poles have already been placed
from the Brush plant 10 the new pier, aud
the wire which has caused some delay has
nov arrived II viii therefore he but Al
short time before the arrangements are
completed for securing power nc the pier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
TO IMPROVE FACILITIES
For Shipping Is Now the Aim of the
Beaumont Oil Men.
DRILL AT BIG HILL IS IN THE ROCK
Gas from the Abandoned Well Is Being
Used to Light Up the Field and
as Fuel.

Beaumont, Texas, February is. Beau
mont oil men are doing everything possible
to relieve the restricted shipping facilities.
ard not day passes but something is
done along this line Realizing that tue
their orders. there is desire TO use water
transportation wherever possible, even TO
points that can only be reached by light
draft vessels or barCes OF course, the
water transportation Is much the cheaper
where there Is sufficient depth of water
for larger vessels, and oil men have como 20
believe that barges are the only relief from
the present car shortage.
The Higgins OH and Fuel company has
Just let contracts for two bnrgcS for use
to points thar can not he reached by larger
vessels. and other companies are negotiat-
ing for the building nf barges.
While the shipping situation improves
SLOWLY. 1t Is apparent that the fncilitles IN
the. field at the first Of the year will be
easily doubled by the last Of March.
While most OF the cotton seed oil mills
which We're using oil for fuel have smut
down, other plants are adopting 1t right
along, and the stopping Of shipments to oil
mills has made little impression on the de.
mnnd for oil A shipper said to The Post
correspondent today that the company that
could get cars had no trouble about orders
that the orders still keep far in the lead OF
the Increase in shipping facilities.
~
A Southern Pacific switch engine in the
Beaumont yards has been equipped with an
oil burner and Is now using the new fuel.
So far as known here, this is the first en-
CINE on that system to burn the Beaumont
oil.
~
The Gnsher Oil and Pipe Line company
has acquired a tract Of land in block "
and has let the contract for a guaranteed
we'll
~
It is entirely possible that a considerable
strip Of new territory will be added TO the
proved area within a week. Two or three
NJ tho wells that are being drilled on the
outskirts Of the hill are now down near the
spouting point. IL oil is TO he found In them
1T the usual depth.
~
Following are the quotations on the Beau
mont oil exchange:
LISTED STOCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
A Galveston FinancIer.

Galveston, Texas, February 1S.-rhe last
issue OF the Commercial and Financial
World contains the following notice Of a
banking change Of considerable interest In
South Texas hnauclai circles:
Among the most interesting and import
ant changes In the management OF southern
national banks must he included the elec-
tioH of Mr.. X. Mavcrley Smith formerly
distinguished member Of the Texas bar,
as president OF the First National bunk of
Galveston, Texas, in place of Mr.. JULIUS
Runge
Mt smith is also president OF the Island
City Savings bank. OF Galveston, aud Il di.
rector Of the citizens Loan company, AZ
well rs many other corporations In the
same city The Island CITY bank dates
back to 1874 has a capital Of Sl0oooo,
surplus and undivided profits Of about Sl0N,'
600 and deposits or about $6O0o0o. The
First National bank was established IN
1865, Is the Oldest national bank IN the
state, and has Il capital OF S3O0,0W. and
surplus Of SsII4I. Its deposits arc about
The board Of directors of the latter hank
Is now made M as follows: j. +. Alvey,
G A. Moore, H. A. Landcs, \. II Hill l.
II. Kempuer. Charles Fowler and II. Wa
verley Smith. Mr.. Charles Fowler Is elect
ed vice president for the current twelve
months, Mr. stowe cashier, Nnd Mr.. And
Ter, assistant cashier. The two last namAl
gentlemen have been with the bank a
good many years, and are held IN high favor
by both stockholders and dcpositorS
OF President Wnverlcy Smith IL may be
said that the qualities which he has dis
played during his successful career have
been bold initiative, indomitahle courage.
cesseless energy, clear judgment the high
est integrity. observation-disclosures and un.
swerving loy@tv. With modestv that
has Invariably frOwncd upon publicity he
has always effaced himself as far rs posi-
bic. hut to his utimatcs he has ever been
the kiudest and staunchest OF friends MIR.
smith now owns \ majority Of the stock OF
the First National
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ten days he had to battle against the cold.
disagreeablo and rainy weather. and IL
seemed that the evangelist would make a
failure ms TO results. But four days ago
the weather cleared on and the cfnxrega.
s n,,, m ~ - on N 1891 snu kreR.
failed to accommodate the crowd which
went TO hear the evangelist This Is the
tenth revival Mr.. Williams has held in
San Antonio In the last ten years. Three
united with the church yesterday.
DR.. A. j. Harris, the pastor, Is one Of
the most popular men In the city Last
week he collected $3.50 The contractors
will begin work Thursday on the new
building This Is to be one OF tho hand.
soonest church buildings In san Antonio.
DR.. Homer r. Wilson Of the Central Chris.
tian church Is also arranging To nut I'M a
new church house and Or John More,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church
South is at this time building a mag.
nhcent house of worship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
SMALLPOX AT TYLER.

A General Vaccination Order Has Been
Issued.
Tyler, Texas. February is.-Mayor Thorn
ton today issued a proclamation declaring
that smallpox ragged here as an epidemic
and virtually requiring all negroes TO be
vacclnated. He also directed the city Of
hcers 70 arrest all vagrant and idle negroes
unless they could show a certificate OF vac
clnatlon. The county has contributed TO
the city $500 toward paying the expense
incident 10 the csrlng for the numerous
natfAnts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
News Notes.


Galveston. Texas, February 1s-Mrs.
Margaret Goldberg aged ~ years, died nj
10 o'clork last night at her residence, 1901
MI. The deceased was a native of Louis
Vile, KY, but had lived IN Galveston for
fourteen years. She leaves a husband and
two children,
c. II. McMaster, formerly secretary Of
the chamber Of commerce, left tonight fol
several months but he still expects to re-
tain this city as his residence J. S. NJ -.
gomeiy has been appointed secretary pro
lem Of the chamber, but the directors are
now advertising for o man to take the
place permanently. There have been many
applicants for the place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
MARLIN MATTERS.
A Large Number of Health Seekers No,
Arrivind

A Large Number Of Health Seekers Now
Arriving.
Marlin, Texas, February 1s-Rev C.
Smith, pastor Of the First Baptist church
of Marlin, rendered his resignation as
pastor Sunday morning. Conference was
held, but action In the matter was post
poned.
Miss Easter, one Of the teachers In the
Marlin public school, is quite sick with
pneumoni8.
reported throughout the county.
Health seekers are now coming In al
a very lively rate. Mr.. Harrison OF the
Airing on reports the largest number oil
guests the big hotel has ever ENJOYED.
Material is arriving and work on the sys
tenn OF water works is being pushed as
rapidly as practicable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
~ aria ! and Yellow Jack.
y. I. Herald I..-n -.

" gidoI herald, January IA, 1907
lrpIov Vi Dr. Lazeare, who, in
49, q the Government went
b RronsS lnoculated with Yellow
y "a Gu mosquito bites, and died
y I5ovsO us5ess for relief to-day"
pa ss, .eils of the sad culmina-
lnneot .yS OF experiments by the
Rhsy H., al OF which proved con-
Esas va ~ me familiar mosquito Is a
~ ~ s9 y for carrying Malaria,
[ls vSa and other malarial fevers.
NJ hLs are exposed to mosquitoes
Ieia warning. Nature provides
Ss bosns OF resistance, which,
an iNily functions are in normal
A hi II euinelent to ward off dis
Il Rs,s OF the functions are lag
4 "a p,,,, Is weakness, there is dam
i lnnoSse.uiarly If the blood Is inn
4 L yor 'erished there is great dam
.Dsse would escape, keep the
Harets properly nourished with
4 nat !, IRON Tonic. That Is ex-
y hst qoes, and has been doing
hekyx alI-a-esnmry, 1t is reeog-
IsaIcine as, as the best blood pnri-
H. IN use.
h's ussS Sn 4 TEXAS, Aug. 1, 1901.
nd i. br, llarter's Iron Tonic
sad a. - my family for twenty-five
a'i Il ' az heartily recommend il.
I nsls,, particularly valuable to
and other fsvers."
tEniE,s.,. j II, Hayes.
sh.a,,.. selon Agtp Frisco Line.
an issFs sssdnslllI b,ssivIssl Z,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
Funeral Of Mrs. Mass.

Beaumont, Texas. February ls.-The body
Of Mrs. Charlotte Mass. VINO died here yes
tertlay at the residence of her son-in-law,
c. ]. Harris was taken to Sabine Pass this
morning for burial. Mrs. Mass was r.
years old and the mother Of twelve chill
dren. eleven of whom were born at Sabine
Pass and six of whom are living. Mrs.
Mass was born In Germany, aud came 10
the United States in 1s47 She came o
Texas from New Orleans in 1S49 and lived
at Village Greek until 1851, when she
moved TO Sabine Pass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
REGULATED TESTIMONY
TWO WITNESSES REFUSED TO SIGN
STATEMENTS.
Declared that at Was All FooHshness, +"
Nothing New Before the Invsstieat-
ing Committee.

Austin. Texas, February 1s.-Tbe legis.
lntive investigating committee had nothing
before it this morning ana the members
resumed their work on the matters assigned
them yesterday.
The testimony given before the commit.
tee last week, when the Confederate home
was being investigated, took an interesting
turn today. Two of the old soldiers. Gill
dart and Taylor, testified in an offhand
way against the management Of the home,
and their testimony was taken down by
tho committees stenographer. Their tes-
tlmony was presented to them today for
corrections and their signatures. and both
of them natly refused to sign it, saying that
they never made any such statements as
those attributed to them by the stenos.
rnpher; that 1t was all foolishnesS, etc.
Chairman Henderson is at work checking
up the institution for deaf, dumb and blind
Colored youths.
There was no session OF committee this
afternoon. Boyd announced that he had
finished the work of checking up the con
tingent expenses of the supreme court and
that he would complete the work of check-
Ing up the court of criminal appeals tomor-
row morning.
Galveston, Texas February 1s.-Ropre-
sentative shannon OF the legislative inves-
tigation committee, and Tom Henderson,
the chairman's private secretary, arrived
here this morning and went out to tho
quarantine station for the purpose OF check
ing up the accounts, Representative Shan
non was assigned to the work OF investi-
eating tho affairs Of thu quarantine depart
ment. and II is his intention TO check up
the financial records of the quarantine sta
ton here from 1891 TO the present tint.
MessIs. shannon and Henderson WHge met
at the train this morning by DR.. McClen-
don. the quarantine officer, and were taken
to the quarantine station, where they at
once took up their labor. Mr.. Shannon .
formed Post representative over the
phone this afternoon that they had only
been able to secure the records for the
past two years, as there were no records
at the station prior to tho date of tho storm
OF September s, 1900.
He will spend the night at the qusrsn-
tine station. and tomorrow he will investl-
gate the deposits made at the banks in
the city by the quarantine officers. He
expects 10 complete his work at Galyesto1
tomorrow afternoon. though he will not
necessarily then be prepared to make re-
port He will have secured data, however.
with which to compile his report later at
Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
Eifn Moetinn al Lookhart.

Iockhsrt. Texas. February ls-Ihe Fife
protracted meeting was iiisuE'nsted at The
Methodist church in Loekhsrt Sunday morn
ing. since which time the connections
house has been crowded beyond its ca
pacitV and many have been turned away.
Many OF the business men Of the city nave
responded cheerfully "a the request for
closed houses during the regular service
hours. aud the interest in the meeEing Is
growing and widening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
Victoria County Tax Rate.

Victoria, Texas February 1s.-The county
commissioners have liked the tax rate for
1902 as follows: Ad Valorem % cents. road
and bridge Ga cents bridge sinking fund
~ cents, jail fund = cent. court house
bonds 6I3 cents, road sinking fund CENTS.
total a. GEMS, which Is cents less than
for last year.
The city council has fixed the tax rate
for 1902 ait 80 cents and ordered suhnliS-
sion at the April election Of q proposition
to issue $1,000 4 per cent 1O-4O bonds 10
he used IN construction Of l2-inch maih
from the pump house 10 the standplpe.