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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18
COURT NOTES.

Q. i. REYNOLDS. Federal Court report
or. was yesterday admitted to practice
IN the Supreme Court. He was a for
mer member Of the Santa Barbara
CCal) bar.
Libel for divorce addressed to Judge
C. i. Little was filed yesterday by ia
clntha de Conceicao Fernandcs VS.
Manocl Pereira Fernandes Desertion
is alleged as ground for the complaint.
j. T.. Colburn has sued c. s. Desky
for $4,000 on note.
The annual accounts OF w. o. Smith.
guardian Of the estate Of BIZ Bray,
were approved by Judge Robinson yes
terday The same order was made in
the matter fthe estate OF A. X. Akau.
A demurrer in the case of +. G. Ber-
tleman ct al. vs.. Susan Kahilina was
argued yesterday and taken under ad-
visement by Judge Robinson. The bill
as to the Kilauea Sugar Company was
dismissed by agreement.
The accounts OF the j. II. Wood es-
tate were approved yesterday.
Judgment was rendered for plaintih
by consent yesterday in the case or
Frank Godfrey vs.. a. j. Lopez.
Z. An inventory of the estate of the late
Archie Gilfllan was filed yesterday,
showing property valued at SlO,666.f6.
FEDERAL COURT.
The case of II. Hamano. appeal from
the decision OF the New YORK General
Board of Appraisers, which upheld the
ruling of Collector Stackable that ia
panese slippers should be classified as
iron, was before Judge Estee yesterday
Mr.. Dunno objected to the taking OF
evidence in the case, but the court ov-
erruled him, and the first witness was
sworn. Mr.. Fitch claimed that the slip.
pers should be assessed as rawhide Il
not as leather, under the similitudt
clause OF the tart fact. At this Mr.
Dunno quoted n section OF the statute
which prohibited raising O question a
the trial which had not been brough
TO the notice OF the collector of Gus
toms originally. When the matter wa!
before Stackable no mention had beer
made OF the similitude clause, and tn.
court held that 1t could not be present
ed at this time. The case went Over
until Wednesday, to give Mr.. Fitci
time to look up authorities on the sub
ject.
| NEW FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
/ A new grand jury for the April tern
OF United states Court was drawn by
Judge Estce yesterday, Clerk Mailing
taking the names out of the box, which
contained four hundred names. Tn,
following are the Jurors drawn:
/ william Lucas, c. A. Graham, Homo
lulu; Charles Andrews. Hno; 4. F
Cooke, a. Hooking, Honolulu; G
Borchgrevlnk, Waimea. Kauai; Edwin
Benner, Honolulu; Henry II. RentOn
Frank ]. Woods, Eohala; +. F. Porter
: Demetrlus Camarinos, Honolulu; c. c
Kennedy, HIlo; r. Il. Berg, Quln.ln II
BCrrey, Honolulu; william Edmund
Hllo; Harry Armitage. William Allen
Honolulu; Frank w. Boswell Davit
| Eapakee, Iilo; w. a. Bailey. Walluku
I Maui; Chas. w. Booth, Frank II. Arm
strong, \. St. c. Plianaia, Honolulu.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18
MAHIKONA.

Arrlved-March ~. brig Galilee. Hol-
lingsen. is days from San Francisco,
with general merchandise.
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ORDER ron ROMA SALE.

The final order Tor sale Of the Kona
Sugar Company plantation was made
yesterday by Humphreys, who signed IL
az his home. The order says that the
fee Of the receiver must first be paid
and then the receivers certificates, the
remainder to be paid into court.
And II Is further ordered that said
First American Savings & Trust Com
pany, trustee for the bondholders, de-
liver up for cancellation the mortgage
or trust deed securing the said bonds.
and that 1t convey and release all said
property and all its title in the same to
Kona Sugar Company. and that all lien
claimants discharge and cancel all liens
flod by them."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18
C0oRT NOTES.

Judrs Uob.Hl1n Nab Coo only .ne nf
th0 CIrDut Judass ati,Hd.nf il busI-
ur.s yesterday IbmIuI.Is d.l mot
urptar on che resun at aL aud sent
down word that boz was II GAG home,
Gear came down ln t.e afternoon. but
ala rat hold court Saturday WHs ihc
Ilst day of tho term. aud r.N only
equity ease. and chamber matters can
be- heard uitl the noat term, which
,Uuyoues May ard.
Judge Robinson heard argument on
demurrer yesterday and O. Joss probate
matters. which had been assigned tu
lm. he announced yesterday that
hereafter Monday would Doe observed
as motion and demurrer day, aud that
Do. would consider such motions ], they
we're filled bnfor" noon uf ,.e Saturday
previous. The Circuit Judges have been
considering the adoption OF rules of
court. but have been unable 20 agree
SO far
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Lucien Young has been nominated to
be commander In the navy.
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daring hold-up is said 20 have taken
place on Queen street, near Fort street,
late on Saturday night. As Young
Portuguese hack driver named Dias
was walking home after having put up
his rig for the night. he saw a drunken
man lying ON the sidewalk ana another
man STOPPING over him and going
through his pockets
Eias says that Just as he passed the
man asked him II he had half dollar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
MANY WEDDINGS.
Prominent Young People in Durham Take
Marriage Vows
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


DURHAM, N. c., Jan. Sin Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, which was
handsomely decorated with ferns and
palms at P. NJ to-day, W. NJ Yearly
a prominent druggist. who has the dis
tinction of having the handsomest drug
store between Washington and Atlanta
led to the altar one of Durhanfs most
beautiful! and accomplished daughters
Miss Minnie Lee Mangum.
Rev. W. G. Norman, pastor OF the
church, officiated. while Miss Ella Peay
brought from the organ the entraacins
strains OF MendclssoEn and Iohensrfn.
The ushers were: Jas. II. Southsate.
late candidate for Fice-Presidene on the
Prohibition national ticket; r. f. Cheek.
of Durham; 81. NJ. Alsyon of Goldsboro.
and w. III. kins.of Raleigh.
Miss Maude Hockney, with her accus-
tened grace. filed the role of maid of
honor, while Captain Junius n. Sneed,
veteran9in such affairs. was best man.
The bride was beconingly dressed In
blue broadclotl travelling suit, with
hat to match. carrying white bridal roses.
while the maid of honor was handsoneis
bedecked In a tailor-httine suit Of Light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09

ton factory. It had no railroad but the
Norfolk and Western, and they were evil
IDENTIFY willing to risk rates with the road,
although the head OF the industry came
from North Carolina, where ere was
a railroad commission.
AGAINST LIABILITY BILL
After pointing out many serious de-
fects in the railroad commission bill,
Mr.. Glasgow branched OFF into an argu-
ment against the employers LIABILITY
hill and made a very strong attack upon
It, saying he he'd no objection to the
Legislature passing a law that agreed
with his views on the subject. tie
thought the adoption of the law pro-
posed would greatly injure the employees
Of railroads It should not be confined
to railroads. but should be applied to
all corporations. He said that he was
interested in Virginia as son and a
citizen; all that he had was here and
he knew that the conditions of his sec
ton of the State and the people there
demanded that the Constitutional Con-
vention treat the railroads as friends and
not enemies of the State He said the
methods of railroads had greatly changed
in the last ten years. Their every effort
row was to aid the PEOPLE and develop
the country. and the people had likewise
recognized their power for increasing the
prosperity of every community.
Mr.. Glasgow concluded his very able
argument at Z o'clock.
Mr.. John T. Harris. of Harrisonbure.
briefly referred to the construction of a
new line of railroad in his section OF
the State that was greatly needed. The
people had been so anxious for it they
had subscribed $4,000 towards its con-
struction He vas afraid that = the
proposed restrictions on capital and cor
porations were adopted they would Sc
riously affect further development He
viewed with apprehension the tendency
to take sovereignty away from the peo-
pie.
The argument was concluded at ITO
o'clock. when the committee adjourned
I This completes the prblic argument be-
fore the body II will meet in regular
session to-6ay at $50 o'clock.
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gray. carrying md roses
The groom is among TIE most enter.
prising, popular, and successful! of Dur
hams young business men, and his bride
among the most cultured ani popular OF
Durham's young women, besides being
heir to a small fortune.
Immediately after the marriage tha
couple left on a tour of points Of interest
North, taking in Philadelphia and New
York en- route.
Over in Dutchville Township, Granville
county, there was a union Of two promi-
nent families, when at the home of tho
brides parents. VIII Smith espoused Miss
Leila Fleming. daughter Of tho late reps
resentative from Granville in the Leg
islature.
Rev. Pickett, of the Granville Circuit.
NJ. E. Church. South. performed the cere-
mony. 1t was quiet wedding. only
members of the family and intimate
friends being present
Mr. John L. Howerton and Miss kats
May Hampton Were married at Hamp-
ton, Durham county North Carolina, to-
day. Rev. J. II. McCracken officiating
T. J. Howerton brother of the grooms
was test man. and Miss Leila Hampton
of Greensboro did the honors of brides
maid Miss Annie Payne. of Virginia.
made music for the occasion.
| Other members of the party Weres
| Jeter F. Howerton, Luther Markham,
| Misses Mary Rogers. Beulah Howerton,
| the latter sister OF the groom. The colrla
| wilt return to Durham after the cere-
| naouy and abide for while with the
| groorn.s parents OH Mangun, Street.
i At4 NJ to-day. at the residence OF
| Mrs NJ L. Hobgood the brides mother.
! Durham w A. Barbee and Miss Sadis
/ Hobgood were welded through the kind
! Offices of Rev. Dr.. w. c. Tyree, of the
| First Baptist Church.
II was a quiet home marriage. whicts
/ being consummated, the couple left for
Greensboro and short tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
MANY AsourEP zopll

The choir of Sacred Heart Church held
a banquet at Murphys last night a
number of members, both ladies ana gem
tlemen, were present, and the evening
was one of pleasure.
Mr.. A. P. Routt, formerly of this city,
now of Washington, is hrre on a. visit.
He has recently passed. his eiShtieth
l4..it- post bu, IS sun hale and hearty.
Mrs w. Neil Thompson has gone to
Raleigh, N. c., to attend the funeral of
her husband who was killed in the
wreck near Lynchburg about ten days
ago. and whose body was recovered yes
terday.
Mr.. George M. Helms, superintendent
OF the penitentiary, has returned from
a trip to Southwest Virginia.
Aletter received here yesterday from Mr..
j. G. Hanlins, indicates that the con-
dition of his brother, DR.. J. L. Hawkins.
who is i'll at Cumberland, Md, continues
to improve.
The Church Hill Medical Society will
meet tonight at the home of
Dr. Ramon D. Garcin. The subject for
discussion will be "Broncho and Solar
Pneumonia in the Aged The leading
papers will be read by Drs. W. II. Parker
and Blankenship.
Agnes Allen, a colored woman. writing
from Irby'ss. Va. to Chief Howard. asks
that he help her to locate her daughta-
Emma Jane Allen, whom she thinks is
in Richmond. The mother says she is
very sick and wants to see her child.
The Rev. c.. H. Crawford, superintend-
ent of the Anti Saloon League. will speak
Sunday in Danvlle. At night union
mass meeting of all the churches will be
held preparatory to the formation of n
city league. DR.. L. c. Mitchell will prob
ably speak at this meeting.
The Cigarmakers' Union held regular
meeting at Smiths Hall last night. Rou-
tine business is about all that was trans
acted.
The new officers of shoci1oc Council,
Royal Arcanum, were installed at Lee
Camp Hall last night.
Among the prominent VrSir1ians at
Murphv's are: Messrs. J. r. Blanks, Of
Petersburg: Stockton Heth Jr., of East
Radfcrd. and John T. Hacris. Of Harri
sonburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
New :ank at Tazewel.
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ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Tines.)
TAZEWELL, VA. January S.
The Tazewell National Bank has been
organized here with a capital stock of
s60G0 and will be ready for business
within a very short time.
Mr. George w. Gillespie who has been
president Of the Bank of Clinch Valley
at this place for a number of years was
Mr.. VT. Gillespie the cashier of the
new bank. has been assistant cashier at
the last-named bank.
The success OF the latter bank mas been
of Mr. Gillespie as financier The
stockholders of the new bank are all
men of TaZewell county, the majority
living at TaZeWell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
Pedv Eo nd by a Dram.
Disnatcb 10 The Times !,

ISpeCiaT Dispafch 20 The TIMes.J
NEWBERN. N. c.. Jan. S.-The dead
body of Mr.. Ed Brabble. aged d years.
son of Mr.. J. +. Brabble. OF Oriental,
was fished from the dock there Sunday.
The young man had purchased passage,
and, IL is thought. while on the dock
was taken with a fit and fell overheard.
His disappearance from the town created
some alarm Search and inquiry reveal
ed nothing, until George Midyette had q
dream, that prompted a search IN the
dock. the body being found.
Midyette dreamed he was In the dock
near Brabble, and when his dream wns
related parties began fishing the dock
with an oyster tong with the result above
stated.
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treatment there was not a sore or pln1ple
on my body, and to-day l am absolutely
we'll / give you permission to use my
name and will answer all inquiries finn
suffering men,.
Every railroad running into TT. Wayne
brings scores of sufferers seeking this
new and marvellous cure. and to enable
those who cannot travel to realize what a
truly marvellous work the doctor is ac-
comprising, they will send free to every
sufferer free trial package of the rem
edy so that every one can cure them
selves In the privacy of their own homo.
cures this most terrible of all diseases.
Address the State Medical Institute. 316j
Elektron Building. TT. Wayne. Ind. Do
not hesitate to write at once and the free
trial package will be sent sealed in plain
package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
A LICENSE REFUSED.
Citizens Fight the Application of a Poiitica
(lub-CriuIina Indictments.
pIsnatch to Thc Times. J

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. S.-After
a bitter fight the East End Democratic
CIus, has been refused the license it APP
piled for to sell liquors. The citizens of
East End employed counsel and fought
the application to fnish
Jack Donnelly. the well known shipping
master. was discharged this morning from
ustody. He had been arrested on a
charge OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Lena Friend co!ored. was sent on to
the grand jury on the charge Of robbery
from the person, AND Willie Jackson and
Van Whiting. two little negro boys, were
sent on to the grand jury on a charge of
housebrealzias, to which one OF them con-
feSsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09

gramme was taken up. however, Mr..
Woods, the president Of the society. de-
clared that the commission merchants
should go after the farmers who nested
their barrels of apples and bring them to
task. He was sure that if member of
the society was reported for nesting. he
would not remain member Of the or
ganiza ton long thereafter
After an address by Mr.. Van Deman
and some discussion of technical matter
the society adjourned for the afternoon.
Night Session.
The night session was devoted largely
to two lectures. both OF which were in
teresting and instructive. One was an
Illustrated lecture by PROFESSOR H. L..
Price. of Blacksburg, on Spraying Fruit
Trees" and the other vas by Professor
S. e. Hedges on the Care of Orchards
The attendance at the night session was
large. and all appeared deeply interested.
1t was decided to meet next year in
Lynchburg, but the exact date is left
to the Executive Committee.
The thanks of the society were ten
dereo to the officers of the Chamber of
Commerce for use Of the hall and for
their courteous ,reatment. Thanks Were
also rendered to the management of the
merchants Cold Storage Company for
their nice treatment of the delegates.
Resolutions were also ADOPTED endorsing
the Soil Survey in Virginia, conducted by
the United States Department Of Agrl-
culture another calling on the Legisla-
ture to appropriate 5000 for fruit eX-
hibit at st. Louis, and still another in
respect to the memory of the members
who died last year. They are: AIeSsrs. G.
B. Wood of Rappahannock. and r. w.
Kyle and J. w. Porter, of Alben1arle.
The body adjourned sine Gle at 1890
o'clock, the session having been most
interesting and profitable one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09

A celebrated Indiana Physician has dis
covered the most wonderful cure for
Syphilis or Blood Poison: ever known. II
quickly cures all such indications as
mucous patches in the mouth, sore throal.
copper colored spots, chancres. u!cefa lioi!s
on the body and IN hundreds of cases
where the hair and eyebrows had fallen
out and the whole skin was mass OF
boils pimpies and ulcers, this wonderful
specific has completely changed the Whole
body into a clean, perfect condition Oh
physical health
falo ~ y says: II am we'll man to-
day where a year ago ] was a total
wreck. Several doctors had failed to cure
my skin become smooth and natural in
two weeks. and after completing the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
Ar Kemoe,'s Funeral.
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Especial DISPATCH 70 TIC tn1es.J
CIsOZET, VA, Jan. S-The burial of
George Il. Ker1per. whose death by
asphyxiation occurred in the city OIL
tinorcz last sunday night. took place, nm
der the auspices of the Elks, at Mount
Moriah Cemetery to-day. at o'clock.
His grave Is beside that Of his mother
and grandparents under the oaks at
this historic old church. 955
Mr.. Kemper was gentleman Of kind
and liberal impulses and afrable to all
aud loved by all who knew him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
Small Fire at Ashland.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.}

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. Sowing to
quick and decisive work by Operators
Radcliffe and Boschen tonight. hre
produced by spontaneous combustion was
extinguished in the baega ge-roonl of the
depot a this place. Tie IRE started IN
one corner of the room the heat ex-
ploding torpedo, which startled the
nperators, they thinking pistol shot
had been fred close by. An investigation
was made at once with the above results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
TUE ECRE1. oFLoNf; LlFFI

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Constipation, Dyspepsia. ind Malaria
Vigorous health and strength always f OLE
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owens & Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
Athletes Broken Uo.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Jan. Slate
this afternoon, while engaged in gym
nasium work, ]. G. Mcdonald, a student
at the college. broke his leg turning a
hand spring Rev. w. ]. King. the
gymnasium instructor, broke his nose In
the mix up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
HE,Ds SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this trorblc. Use at oncs
the renedy that stopped it for Mrs. n.
4 webster. of wgrnie Va. She writes:
.Dr. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
ne Of sick headaches had suffered from
FOR two years. Cure Headache. constt-
patton. Biliousness. eec. at Owens u
Minor Drug Company.
F YOU ARE CONG TO ST. AUns
CUISINE, FLA.
there is no change OF cars. II you navel
via the Seaboard.
The Seaboartl AIR Line Railway sch =
two thousand milo ticket for forty dol>
,ars fsi0). Travel via the seahoAxd.
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lhe All raoon Session.

be made by the Legislature for future eS-
ten.jon of the work
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Tho society adjourned at the conclu-
ZION of the night session. This meeting
has been highly successful one. The
attendance has been large and a, great
deal of business was transacted. The
next meeting viii be held in Lynchburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Fifth Court Of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas. October a5-p,o.o.,,-u.
had in the court Of civil appeals Fifth AZ
trict, at Dallas: - us
Affirmed; Vince Brackens VS. " y
sounds from Hill; j, B. Dodson vs.
kelsay, from Dallas. - :
reversed and remanded: Missoun. K.,
sas and Texas Railway Company - ~
Flood, from Collin. '0HH
ag @0 snd disposed Of; Southern Cold stor.
man x Co., to perfect record crs Deck
IesN elsIiiss appeal win be susteinsd S9 ,,n'
$50, $50 appSllaht shall file within tan d.
S go anu Suiheient appeal bond nrnSa, q
osSa, ,Snsns the Judgment appealed from 90
PacjsnV 20 me proper parties; Texas and
Mnckeni1a 10y company VS. George NJ
ana Pacific Railway ComnssnSvu , -. texas
ASCt nnos amend briefs, granted "asoh
Seses submitted; Texas ana p,ota. ~,
from, Doiiipahy VS., George w. NIackon "a,
a ~, p9ilasi ), z. Bell rs raVss ~, I'
Arrin tetaiIWsy Company. from Dallas. -
Compsn, - teAas and Pacific Rsiln,a,,
ComnSpy ~ Vti nailas; Sun Life Ins,,ra,,,,e
nj frons ~ America VS. l.. Nj phiiilSl
Ecst tron Dallas; II. A. Day o. ~ iinps et
AmeriooS 0Rinson, from Franklin. s.., ~,
ns,,i' V NJ Mortgage Company w. SnSvveusn
Casos a. from Dallas county y" .
obv ~ svl Tor November 3, Mar = -, ,
son. wasts-aA a. tiutford ct al. nom e;,.l.
VS.. Tvso M enion Telegraph Com,a,s,
ter et al vs.. Franklin F,se A. b. Dos.
rs II i q dallas; South Bend Is anee Som,
Uiu - asner ct al, from Datgau WORKS
Wash,n,,J,A = II. J. Friday s ran' y 8.
Rosa RerSrsts Ate Insurance comnan t-iils'
"s'a' from Dallas. P4ns vs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
HIGHER COURTS.
Second court Of AnpeaIs.

Fort Worth, Texas. October 25.-Proeeed-
ings in the court OF civil appeals for the
Second supreme judicial district OF Texas
at Fort Worth;
Motions overruled; Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway Company VS.. Miller, for
rehearing and for additional findings OF
fact; johnson vs. johnson, 20 strike out
statement OF facts.
Cases affirmed; Parlin & Orendorf Com
pany vs. Williams, from Tarrant; Pincham
vs.. Dick, from Parker; New Orleans Sew
erege Company vs.. Wisdom ct al from
Cooke; Arnett vs. Martin. from Mitchell.
Denver City Railway Company VS.. Wright.
from Clay.
Reversed ana rendered, Newiand va.
Slaughter, from Ginaseock
SAs sase g City q ApsssN wslla IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Rassell was reversed and reufanded, up.

Russell was reversed aud reminded nm
less remittitur OF $40 ms rent of appellee's
tarm Tor 1902 be fled within tventv days
Eases submitted; Harper VS. Dodd. from
SSotItle, JonBnson vs. Johnson, from 1'arrant
land; Posey, trustee, VS.. Smith, Walker Z
90, from Donleyi Collins VS. Smith ct nj
from Iarrant: Jackson VS.. Southern Cold
s,o ,g ana Product Company. from Tar.
Cases set for November s. 1902 Cham.
oers VS.. Gqliup ct al, from Tarrapt; Dale
s, al VS. Friberg, from Clay; TayIor 'v Wv
Y I,TsV or ron Martin; Fort Worth ana Den.
Fort Worth and Denver CITY RaiIEayo Tm,y,
p alS vs., Lock, from Hardeman: Paci6c TH.
press Company VS.. stegal, from Eratb ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

closed last night with sermon by Rishop
iI he OF Kansas CITY. The next meet.
Springs The following Officers we're eIact.
Cd those chosen being for the most nart
reeiected; President. Mrs L. H. Potts of
W Wnka: nrst vice president. Mrs. ]. II.
Mrs y. w, Rose Of Dallas, third Vice
president pre-. Mrs, Fannie Matthews Of Ter.
rel; corresponding secretary. Mrs /, p.
Ssii I'M OF Lewisyille assistant secretary
secretary. Mrs. P. c. Archer OF Denison:
treasurer Mrs F P. yarlev Of ColiInsyllle,