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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01

A freight train Of forty loaded cars
collided with shifting engine and
tank car at Kiskiminetas junction, Pa,
on the Alleg hany ri road, hismorning.
The engineer and fireman were instant
" killed and their bodies horribly
mangled. Both engines and a number
of ears were demolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01
DIED.

In Richmond, on Sunday. June %, 1902,
Mrs. MOLIIE A. HILL, wife Of Mr. G. Pow
ell Hill, and daughter Of the late VIM. ~
Mcyeigh, of this city. Her remains reached
here this afternoon at 2.54 o'clock and were
inferred in Ivy Hill cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01

Cut this out and take it to Richard
Ciibson's drug store and get box OF
Chamberlain Stomach & Liver Tablets.
The best physic They also correct dis
orders of the stomach. Price rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01

DRUGGED AND ROBBED. - Serano
Cato, pretty Italian girl, found her
way to the police station in Richmond
Sunday night in dazed condition. She
stated that she came from Washington
and took cab at the depot and that the
cabman drove her long distance, and
then someone put her out Of the cab,
taking all the money she had-about
Sand she had none to go back
home ON. She declares she does
not know why she came to Rich
mond, and that she was drugged by
someone She is now at the Union hotel
where some kind Italians placed her until she
can hear from her people in Washington. Ii
is believed that she started from Washington
for Baltimore and was led astray by some man
who placed her in a cab in Richmond where
she was robbed and abandoned. The girl has
relatives in Baltimore She will admit moth
ing except that she was in the cab, was robbed
and thrown out by strange man. Adiligent
search is being made for the cab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, | =.

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm Of +. J. CHEN
EY d Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm viii pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every ease of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. ID.
1856. y. W GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucuOus sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials.
free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-01
HOUSE.

Mr.. Richardson dem. Ala this morn
ing called up the bill recognizing the
Marine Hospital Service and changing
its name to the ''Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service" The bill ex-
tends the jurisdiction of the service dur
ing times of epidemic. After giving it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
Government Defeated

hl+W YORK December d. Tho
Government has sustained drf,lt m
ihe House Of LORDS ou thr education
hlll iho London correspondent uf mo
Tribune says In mui.N.uF the prur
vision rtquirnB mAnaFars nd voluntary
SCHOOLS fQ hn responsible fur alI ~
"lIs. ihe LORDS luqpuiI4ulhIy ln-
Z Ihfri lhe privilege OFF Iba luNu
li'n.r ior ihn bishop OFF NHH.m-lffs
Hlhrnlufni, Nh.rh NHa NHTHrI NF 900
n 'h Nnl'i iH rnuI INuN Nu I'M.
HH'l in'iH uH m lTaU
II HHwi'nn H .I |lfIl.
f Ihr iNWNH ..| MI. No
800 Ma al W IH.
N.r iimHr FI| WI.If
i.f..HwH llH IH H.IH
fafH IW iip WfifI fI.H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
WHAT IA nnuan9

A Hpasmnlir rnlu t0 rKpel lhn mucus
fHm ihp bronchial Wb.s A cold causes
% Wuu abundant frorll0u ~ mucous.
HHi NArn ihr MrHs Ani bronchial
WhrH afn iunHWrlI ih.y nra rRir0WelY
s.HaIfIfr il ihr Irritation. rnlrss cars
iH ilIHn ihH H.i WHf rasuli m pnrur
HHn'H. NhI.n lH HnIu HHi irHdlb "
IHH nn'i ~ % NnFrIUF Hnr, ihe Wnrr
lrHHr NJ llf rlH#Hf hIal consumption
H.f 900 IH nH NHi rfflfrl "A rnli An
NfH iHhr ltHWn.r'au'a fnHHH
h.N iI "a llFHfH fuIas Hni flfra
1N'.h'f az lHlHIf ani afnHsIsif sflf
"a iirnHan hnllh a roa ia aprnis
49, Hfs8N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

A curious biological investigation,
begun by Prof. G. II. Nuttall opens up
wide field of astonishing possibili
ties. He has discovered that when
human blood is injected into the rabbit
or other animal, the serum of the latter
becomes an "anti-serum" for human
blood, this anti-serum giving a pre-
cipitate when added to the serum of
human blood, but not with any other
serum except certain apes. In the
same way anti-serums have been made
for the blood of horses, pigs dogs,
etc. The value of these substances as
tests is lessened by the fact that vigor
Gus anti-serums--esp especially that of the
pig-react after sufficient time with the
blood of apes, bears, men, dogs, rats,
bats, etc, but instead of proving afiin-
tiles OF the pig with all mammalia,
this Is held to show that besides the
specific anti-serum there Is a general
lied anti-serum, the mammalian.
No anti-serum of a mammal gives
reaction with mammalian blood,
Anti-chIcken and anti-ostrich serum
act more or less on the blood OF all
fowls, Anti-egg gives results suggest
ing kinship between birds and reptiles
anti-alligatOr serum affects only alli-
gator and turtle blood; anti-lobster
serum reacts only with the blood of
Holsters and crabs. and anti-frog serum
reacts only on the blood Of frogs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
General Insurance Co. for Ssa
River and Land Transport
Of Dresden.

Having established an agency at Ho
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, thu
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the danger
OF the sea at the most reasonable rate
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO..
Agents lor the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

Tho namonts ~ the Crawford
Noelker lamp IN which a true car
blde ~ several rare metals or oarlhs Il
formed--are claimed 10 have a hlgher
specific resistance than carbon Ma
menlsi 90 dlslnlegraie more slowly, and
az hr practically uniform in resistance.
tho lamps which have boon made up
ll BOO Volts, Arh Ices liable a. injury
ihaH ihe oldlHaly eoQY0li lamp M
lnmpall.1na hy alf william ~ rrNrf,
ills form oi lamn has shnvp an elonr
Nmy rsnglng igNm 500 peg gegl si ihf
flali ~ tol per SCOT alter 300 hnurf
hai lpl feAfhinI 40 prF aspi "a iha
lni III 900 lOaTf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
German Lloyd Marine In:ur'cs Z,
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance -
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here, ane
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized TO take risks against this
dangers OF the sea at the most resso7
able rates and Oh the most favorhol'
terms.
T. A. sCHAEFER e. CO,
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Ordinary ana Term Deposits received
ana Interest allowed IN accordance v Al
rules ana condliipss prlutfd ~ pas.
aohs, eoplos " which may he had ar
ppllralipn,
juda hpndins FQrl street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
lagbuI9 Bremen Fire insurance q

Tho undsrfituri having been 80
pointed aafris .f iie above COMPANY
are rrtuarfd 60 insure ritts frht
fire 90 Stone enc NrIrk hul 0inFa id
on NtrChanffea STORED therein Hr %
most iaSoraulo terms. Fur particular
apply nt the Office ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

Beauty. splendor elegance' Rich
and heavy braids' Long and flowing
tresScs,
Ayers Hair Nigor feeds the hair
and makes IT grow long and heavy. IL
stops falling of the hair, completely
cures dandruff, and keeps the scalp
clean and healthy.
As a dressing for the hair you will
certainly be greatly pleased with II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

The novel portable source OF power
OF Mr. Amos Wallace consists OF two
wludmills mounted on a four-Wheoled
wagon The wagon can be hauled %
any tlace desired, ana the pulley on
mo shan driven by the Wllimllls can
Do holled 90 any farm or other ma
ohinery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
Ayers Hair vig0r

You can always rely upon it for
restoring color to your gray hair, all
the full, rich color it had in early life.
There is no doubt about this. You
need have no fear of being disap-
pointed. We speak with a knowledge
that covers over fifty years of expert.
ence with this valuable preparation.
Do not be deceived by cheap imita-
lions which will only disappoint you.
Make sure that you get the genuine
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Prepared by DR.. c Aver Co., Lowell Mass, U.sA.
HOLSTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF IA
Republic OF Hawaii.

incorporated lhuef the Laws OF the
Republic OF Hawaii.
CAPITAL .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 5000, OOe ~
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
chas M. Cooke .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, PresideE,
Il, g, Jones ,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President
., ~ Cooke '''',''''',,r,,,',,, Cashier
Direeiors-Henry Waterhouse, Ton
May, v. w, Maefarlane, u. d. Tenney
J, A. hecandless
solioits the Accounts ~ Firms. Cor.
poraiions, Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend % ali
business connected win banking en-
trusted 90 A. Sell ana Purchase FOR,
elan Exchange, Issue Letters ~ credit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

siAlnis F,ps s'em hsiplrs lsalI.. Il
Nfgflag > lfsf lH pqFfl " II
sHil N ~ Nifmlslg tfs ffuai ~
tlisi saApFf lslelsHspi ~ RHU.
ftuffipnHf 4Ns I4aiAN at nIa
,.nsN's NlNs N.slfnf nf M nf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23

HOLSTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
wHARToN's cELEsRATloN.
Tire Big Crowd in Attendance Had a
Great Time

Great Time,
Wharton, Texas, May ia large crowd
came In this morning on the Cane Belt
from BAY city and Van Week, and were
Immediately conveyed TO the homes OF
friends. The guests were met at the train
by the reception committee. who gave them
a cordial welcome The heavy rain last
night caused shrlnkagc In the number Of
visitors although the crowd viii stlll be a
large one. Guests arrived yesterday from
Richmond and Edna, but the largest mum.
Der will come In on the midday trains at
noon today This s indeed a gala day for
Wharton, as II Is a tribute In honor OF the
White Mans Union association, which Is
the pride OF this section BY the efforts OF
this organization Wharton county, by Its
good government and progressive methods,
has attracted the best class OF citizens, who
care fast learning TO appreciate the induce
ments which await the Investor Here the
visitor viii see that Wharton is he nnturAl
center for the agricultural wealth Of the
county, with three railroads. an oil mill,
ice factory, several gins, a splendid teio.
phone system, aud the most accommodating
merchants all anxious 20 show hospitality
night the grounds were finished, and tho
h0rbCcued meats, AMI other necessaries pre-
pared, on circular tables which were nllcd
with meat pickles ana bread accommodate
ing 800 guests at once, Which were served
Toy the table committee. assisted ny band
Of little girls. At noon about $500 persons
were present and the numbers will
he greatly Increased 10y the MONDAY trains,
which win bring I'm at least 100 more. A
mixed train viii come IN from BAY city
tonight bringing large crowds who will
participate In the ball. Vehicles from vi
Cnn Pc bearing freight Of lovely girls and
nappy youths chaperoucd hy families. all
come to enjoy the feast. The El Campo
and Houston bands have dlscoursed music
a ATOMn
deliver the opening address, followed by
Hon Jake Woters of la Grange and Hon.
H. w. Moore. The dance tonight will be
at inc grounds an imme1se piaiiorm Gei11g
Of immense oak and pecan trees, famed by
a gentle breeze from the Colorado, the
crowd is happy typical Illustration of
and rejoicing in the fruits Of an institution,
whose motto is justice and right, and
whose success is but a JUS, desert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
AAYTlANs suRslpINe.
Committees Of Safety Are Being APP
pointed in the Chief Cities.

Committees Of Safety Are Being APP
pointed in the Chief Cities.
Port au Prince. Haytl, May ia delega-
ton headed by NJ. Scion Menos, former
minister OF foreign affairs, and sent by the
provisional government Of Haytb started
today for Cape Haytinn on the steamer
Mancel. with the object Of endeavoring to
arrive at an agreement with the leaders OF
The revolutionary forces in the northern
part of Hayt and prevent civil war II
Is generally believed here that the delega-
lion VIII meet with success Is II Is known
thar the lack OF funds is preventing the
northern forces from marching on Pot au
Prince.
outlet has been entirely established here.
All the administrative offices have been re-
opened The correspondent here OF the
Associated Press had an Interview yester-
dny afternoon with former President sam
dptnined here hv the French minister. NJ,
Dupres General Sam said he had resigned
MIS- office with the conviction that he had
dcne ovpryth thing possible for the prosperity
on IiaytL adding that what affected him
he most was the attitude Of the presi-
deptiai guard. which remained loyal to him
m n the last moment. The general also
Maid n trihute 10 the iiaytian NAVY. which.
be declared, maintained n correct attitude
rntl after his emharkaton.
According TO General sam, the population
NJ port al Prince, instead OF being hostile
10 the former president, was in sympathy
II" The oiinds Rodisuez is now scheduled 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
FleHT IS ON.
The Fan County Congressional Ca

The Fall County Congressional Cam
paiqn Has Opened,
Rosebud Texas, May IL Today. the day
set for nm all day picnic at Kossner park,
four miles rrom this city was taken nd.
vantage Of by the congressional candidates
as an opening date for their campaign ia
this county which proved more than sue
cessful event. There was an Immense
crowd, every one from the immediate com
munly turning out,
Mr. Henry came in on the $3.50 a. m train
and was met at the depot by almost tho
entire town lie was ushered into ter-
Rage With Mr. Barnett and occupied 4 scat
With Aliss Springer. The procession then
began, led By several mounted local ritl
acns. carrying banners inscribed Henry"
They were followed by the WlldeNille
brass hnn1, then came a Inc Of footmall,
the reception committee and then the ear
rlagc bearing Congressman Henry.
Alicr making the principal streets they
retired 10 the park una shortly nrter DIN
ner Ah, Henry began iis address but mp to
that time Mr.. Thomas had not arrived lint
rnmc inst as Mr.. Henry was competing
his speech.
Mr. Thomas IN his rejoInder used an bonr
ana iftcen minutes. The talks Is uu h
Other counties. But Mr.. Henry was Ion u
Uhpprpd
Both parties left on the 500 p. IN. ra,,
Mr., Henry going 10 MARLIN whetc lie will
deliver an address tomorrow and Mr..
Thomas went 10 Lott where he has IA
fused to divide time With Cnngres oman
Henry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION.


pt,. c. Conner of Waco is stopping at the
NJ ! II. Dryer of Brennan Is stopping at
~ J Sorrells Of Dallas is at present in
Houston on business.
N c. Ross OF III Paso arrived from the
MO Grande Yesterday.
NV. c, Whitney came over from Lake
Nnarles' La, yesterday
sa0 q Ellis, a prominent business man of
set'artla' is at the Rice.
1Messrs. T. W. Lane and A. Z. Brulin Of
Neanhont are at the Rice.
~. D. Hunter Of Washington, u. c., reg
".eFed AT the Rice last night.
:, Nsessrs. F. NJ. Loring and d. u Willis
N1osah antonio have rooms at the Rice.
nNiessrs. S. n. Plckens and A. G. Burton Of
isestlne are among the guests at the Rice.
hs Nss Marian Bacon of Austin Is visit NJ
days. i'"''' ""n"s''"'
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cone OF Anderson
fsy r glests Of Mrs j. L. Dickson, 703 JEFF
IN 'aonel Tom Randolph Of sherman wa
p,ene city yesterday In company with the
NOOK Island officials.
Ut; Albert A, Aiken, wife and child OF
Wf',more. Md, are In the city visiting Mrs
sitest,' Aiken and family at 300 Travis
dsr solomon and family left yester
orr la me International and Great North
heated term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
ORANGE News Notes.

Orange, Texas, May 15.--At the meetlnE
Of the city council held last night, the
question OF numbering the houses and
naming the streets OF orange was referred
to pr A. II. scholars, chairman OF the
street committee. with Instructions to max,
arrangements for the work TO be done ~
once. The following Tux levy for the yenl
1sc2 was ordered twenty-five cents foi
general current expenses; Is cents foi
street and bridge purposes; - cents for. free
schools; cents for water works bonds; |
cents for street and bridge bonds; poll tax
81.
Colonel Peter G, Rucker was appointed q.
city recorder.
j. $. Anderson W II, ogden and y. w
Brown were appointed as members OF the
city school board
W IL. ogden, George Holland and p. II
onpy were appointed as board OF equal
izatlon.
An appropriation OF SIS was made for the
relief OF the negro who was Injured by
falling from train az Echo Tuesday night
The city public schools az Orange VII
close FOR the session tomorrow the gradual
ing class giving their exercises tomorrow
night az the auditorium Of the high school
building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
LA PORTE LOCALS.

Bishop Gallagher Paid His Farewell Visit
to ST. Mary's Seminary
In Porte, Texas, May a. RI. Rev. y. A.
Gallagher Of Galveston was here today TO
pay n farewell visit to the ST. Mary's semi
nary prior to his departure 10 Europe next
week. Bishop Gallagher win leave Mon.
day, going to New York. whore he will take
passage on the Hamburg line He expects
TO arrive at Naples about juno 4. and Rome
about June I, There ba win be given an
audience by the pope for the purpose OF
making n report In person as to the prog
.ress he has made In his diocese during the
past ten years in accordance with the cs'
tnhlishod requirements, After completing
his duties In Rome, tho bishop VIII make Il
tour of Switzerland GERMANY France,
England and ireland before returning home.
He will be accompanied on The trip by
Rev. Father Kcrwln Of Galveston
Bishop Gallagher will report n large in
crease in the growth Of the church. The
Catholic population Of the diocese now
numbers over 10000. Perhaps the greatest
advance has been made IN the matter Of os
tablishing educational institutions through
out the diocese, among the most import
ant of which are three schools of the Basil
ian Fathers one at La Porte and the others
lat Houston and Wnco
Swan Compton, the crack center fielder
for the La Porte ban team, was seriously
injured Tuesday afternoon while practisine
on the West side. He fell while trying
to catch a hnll and struck his left leg on
the edge of stone pavement He WIS
confined 80 his bed Yesterday and viii not
he able 10 participate In Saturdays game
The storkholdcrS Of the Bay Shore OF
company will hold their annau meeting
tomorrow afternoon in the company's office
on Main street to hear rerorts and elect
officers II is likely the present officer
will be reelected The company has dis
posed Of over 10000 shares Of stock anC
has recently had quite number OF appl
cations for certificates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
MAIFEsT AT ELelN.
Town Taxed to Its Capacity to Accom-
rnodate Visitors.

Town Taxed TO Its Capacity TO Accom-
nodate Visitors.
Elgin Texas, May 15--Al ElGin Turned
out yesterday TO witness the MaIfest, given
under the auspices of the Elgln Light
Guard band The affair was success in
every particular and the town was taxed
TO its utmost capacity with visitors There
were many people from adjoining towns;
also some very prominent politicians.
Nearly every business house was repre-,
sented In the parade, which was credit
to not only Elgin, but would have been 20
town Of 10000 inhabitants, Alderman
Max Tlrsch had one Of the best decorated
floats In the parade The Egn Saddle and
Harness company's hoat was pronounced to
be the best, as 1t more fully represented
their line Of business than any float in the
parade.
The Elgln Light Guard was also on hand
in full force and handled by Captain b. G.
Hanson demonstrated their good traiuing.
Miss freeman, the May queen, carried out
her part nicely, assisted by the maids Of
honor. Miss f.evla McDhYld OF Snithyile
and Miss Payne Of Taylor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
or INTEREST 10 - - - y
y - ~ FEMININE READERS.
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be too much fat
BEEFSTEAKs
naI ferb,i,so ~ ,h, UoIe inc beetsteaks the
poftcri,o,ise s, nv slfl'ih nnd the, round A
hausn rnost s o,l Is HnplF q thin porter
Won Al ~ r r s"vulu ne CHOSEN last a.
icin u,u i lpS ro ,,, namely, large tender
Islmo,tSnu upPer anu narrow bone \
r.iibNrt a. Sun y porterhonsc STEAK
,iat,tut I iA Yen ietioh' II co-ts proper.
.'on n,oG Iess' ana r. most desirable wnen
a . sirff S'e,t LIS Is Wahted Ihe best eur for
bnmte ms 9' trhnriN last aiteg the pprtfy-
tbe ,,,Dcc ,, Mne.e III unq'Hoih IS large
~ ~ tnlS stVak' iook OF tog gristlr,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
HOUSTON SUMMER NORMAL.
REGULAR Normal Class Work win Beglr
on Monday, June 2.

REGULAR Normal Class Work win Begin
on Monday, June 2.
The faculty of the Houston summer nor
nal held an important meeting TUESDAY
afternoon at the High school. n was ar
ranged TO have Or. Ronrk's lectures during
the week beginning June .. fee OF -
will be charged those who wish the lecture
course and who do not intend to attend the
normal. pr. Roark win lecture on
Methods and Management" subjects III
which he IS an Acknowledged anthoIt,,,H
Teachers who wish To enroll Thursday, My
~. will report to the superlntendents Oh
nee nj the High school. Friday ana sa Itri,
dav there win be no normal class WosA
This course is pursued to enable teachetl
20 attend the exposition OF tue pupi Z,
schools which will be held at that time ~
the High school. out Of town teacnen'
should not miss the exposition as u W. W
repay them many times over Tor Tue ~ IN
pepse and time involved. No entrance re-
Is charged for the exposition. M ri,i ~
June 2. regular normal class work WI "
gin and the work will be pushed vigorously
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
Tenple TOPICS.

Temple, Texas. May i4.-w. r. Kemp
had a message yesterday announcing the
death OF his sister. Miss Mary Kemp, at
johnson City. Banco county. The message
announcing the young lady's death was the
FIRST intmation Mir Kemp had OF her sick
ness and the news came as n great shock
The extreme long time Il would take g
reach Blanco county makes IL Impossible
for Mr. Kemp 10 even attend the funeral
MIR. j. A Jourdau has purchased the
newspaper at Saludo and will hereafter op
crate the same Mr. Jourdan Is an expert
enccd newspaper man and viii give th'
Snlndo pcnpie a good country weekly.
Editor / : Perry Of the Daily Tribune
left today FOR Gainesville. where he Will at
fcnd the meeting Of the Texas editors. tt
convene there,
The knights Of tho Maccahecs last night
held a social session In commemoration W
the two huudredth member rms makes
the Tenplc lodge the 9th largest IN thf
state. and the membership here are proud
of the record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16


Charpcll nm Texas May a. The re
viyal meeting which has been going on In
tho Methodist church was closed last sun
day night Rev. Dr. Burroughs a very able
divine Of the Texas conference stationed In
Kosse. conducted the meeting
The indies Of the Missionary society con
nectcd with the Methodist church served
Ice cream tonight on the lawn at DR.. To
lands residence to raise funds 10 send del
egates to tho missionary convention, soon
TO be held In Bastrop
The trustees Of the public school, recently
elected, held a meeting last nighrind elect
cd MIR g. 4. ThorhNl president of the
hoard and MIR W $ Crockett secretary
The Polandors had Joyful time yeStcr
day out IN Schwnnkowsh'6 paStnrV' WIZ
outing. Many political aspiants were pres
cnt und addressed The crowd,