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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
STOCK Mar <
WAS VERY Dull |.
But the !. Tone on, Was Good and
Prices Held Up.
THE. EFFEc OF THE ]. HOLIDAY
Traders Are Disposed to Even Up Their
Accounts and Await Developments.
Railroad Earnings
Good.

There is very little to be said about
yesterdays market. It was very dull from
beginning to end, and little interest was
in any stocks Colorado Fuel
and Iron was perhaps the most active
stock on the list and made substantial
gains, but the other IndustriaIS We're gem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27

3,sse, 500 at. a6 S IS. 600 sat e &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27

REAL EsrArE-pRrvArE SALE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04

Hearne, Texas, June s.. The boil weeyll
continues to be topic Of discussion here
and n great many remedies for the destruc-
ton of this pest are being tried Mineral
paint, which Is very cheap, seems to be
used more than any other, and several par
rels are TO be seen en- route to the planta-
tions In the bottom One Of the planters
is Of the opinion that any kind Of fine aust
will serve as well as any powdered prepare
ton for IL has been learned that the insect
brenthes through the pores I'm It's body ana
II the insect is damp as IS usually the case
I'm the mornings. the dust when spiPhlpu
on him. will stop the pores and XIII MN
This has been tried ana serves the purpose
as well as other preparations,
The scholastic population Of the Hearne
independept district Is 716. There are y
whites and 400 coored.
The ladies Of the town arranged n'ce
propfarn which was rendered az NORWOOD
cemetery this evening. when the Lonlcu'
crate graves were strewn with noWers'
Tho stores were closed and oil OF the clu'
zens mnrched IN n body 10 the cemetery,
Messrs. Jim Lovett and Tom Jones, cah9!
dates FOR the sherlns office were W
Hearne yesterday minglIng with the voters
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

PHILADELPHIA, So Charley McNeever
WIS Knocked out In the first round by
philadelphia" Jack o'Brien.
LITTLE ROCK Ark.-The controlling in.
terest in the Arkansas Gazette was sold
to J. \. Heiskel of Louisville, Ky. and as.
sociates.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tho transport Meade
has arrived from Manila on board arc
twenty eight officers ana S54 nen Of the
Twenty-h st infantry
NEW YoRK.--Dr. Emanuel Lasker, the
chess champion, will, according to present
advices Just received. make a professional
tour of the United States next autumn.
NEW YORK--It has been decided by
representative Catholics Mt meeting held
IN the Catholic cathedral. to hold the mo.
mortal meeting for Archbishop Corrigan at
Carnegie hall next Monday. Bourke Cock
ran will be the orator.
NEW YORK; Picrpont Morgan, leaving
Rome for Venice, on board the Corsica en-
blcs the Rome correspondent Of the Trb-
une that he was going to Athens ANA VIII
return TO Venice IN two weeks and go to
London for the coronation.
NEW YORK President Castro Of vone-
zuela has ordered Of a German firm 10000
Mauser rifles and 5000 900 rounds Of am
munitlon. says a Wiamstadt Curacao, dis.
patch 10 the Herald, This IS regarded as
proof that the Venezuelan government s
short of arms and ammunition.
PEKfN The funeral procession Of ri
Hung Chang 50 Tung Chao yesterday was
two miles long. The coffin WIS borne by
sixty carriers ana covered with a gorgeous
embroidered pnll. Many euogistic tablets
were carried in the procession and numer'
ons high officials followed in chairs.
NEW YORK-In order to Impress upon
the public the niquity of child labor, the
organized bodies of New Jersey will, &C
cordng to the Worlds special from Tren
tom exhibit throughout the State twelve
children whose ages range from eight to
ten wears taken from the glass factories al
Minaola.
LONDON. The Cunard steamship com
runy has sent circular 10 it's shareholders
announcing that negotiations are Oh foot
which affect the future OF the company
hut saying that II is impossible 10 make
more definite announcement until the pro
posals in question have been submitted 10
the government.
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City Council Meetino


beaumont, Texas June 3.--'rhc CITY conn.
gu TOOK up several important things today.
put they surprised themselves by adjourn.
Jug instead Of going on into tomorrow.
wy Attorney Sondeld rendered the i'm.
portant opinions as stated In this morn.
'us Fost. He stated that the city could
W''hStand a SUIT from Registrar Land on
inc registration bill. as he did not believe
'ne registration was legal as ordered by
'ue commissioners court. He also decided
ttnaI the city treasurer was the proper cus
S Souiah OF the funds which have heretofore
seCH 10 the credit OF the finance commit.
~ ~ rue banks Of the city. He decided
- 81 'iie ifult Nender matter that they could
ra w ltgally removed from the sidewalks
iitsaaiiu'esS OF whether they had paid their
nIcvnses IN advance, The council seems
n ny 10 put them Off now and Will
~ 's,ratioh hlll was refused payment. In
ferrod 'Si "V'lon was de'
>. me council passed an order instructlnu
nr, bWtIE, attorney TO draw up an ordinance
k.""iulU9g the operation and INJECTING A
nng On an connected with variety theatcrs
ahhu SHOWS or such character. This cnne
I1VVuu OF such show being started here
az mayor was vehement In lis objection
W. ~ ana stated that this was not his PRO
Savesllc form Of government TINT he
Manleu. II that was progress he aid NOT
NV NV Wnat nc was getting into when he
MS Glected mayor The ordinance passed
bbiam.llAouslN and met with the mayors
IN Beaumont " NPN'"'N
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Experiments with Fed Pain. on III. Ro,,
Wscvls.

Wscvis.
Bnenham, Texas. June 2 -Tho 49,,
mcntS with red paint for boil woovus 90
S"i''hs III opposite results gives risn 20
.ne suspicion that the red paint used br
'ur' Farmer was so old as to have lost a.
strength as the weevi.s experimepted IN
W MAJOR Bolts, as shown Monday. with
req pant from different source dld kin
'ne NJ inc wcevils were brought in II con.
tu'e poN perforated so that without polsn,,
they would have lived for days. ana tb,v
were MI dead. ana there was not \ l,r-s
in the box. 'e VI ~"
IL per cent payment Of the oriplnoi
pnrk aeot VIII be made Thursday. Thp iebt
WI, mas SZ,oo Ten per cent was pail year
before last Fifteen per cent OF tbn origt
n hai d ,G amounts to. Sll2,50 ana on Thurs,
partment vii, draw draft for thar aTon"t
ana holders OF the notes against the d.
phrNmeht are requested after that Zinc 70
cai, ou w. a. Simon treasurer and re.
notes. '"'uV " t'eir
The board Of equalization. composed Of
~ b. Eldridge, d. c. GlddingS aud
10 pass on the completed tax rolf Of X
SCISSOR ana Collector Il. l.. salIey. Mir
n keichardt IS absent from the city ami
The Daughters of the Confedcrnry raio.
brated the anniversary OF jefferson Da,Js
president Of the Confederacy at fnsk's
nan this afternoon and an excellent PRO.
gram was rendered '0
W. G, Henderson, Esq. left today for
ton. ''N'''"
>, There was a special meeting NJ rho
~, or Pythlas lodge held tonight for
INC purpose of comforting degrees
The second deep We'll being bored at the
water works viii he completed In ahont
TWO weeks and It Is to be hoped that il
VIII furnish enough water to relieve tho
scarcity that is prevailing nj present
Rev G. V. Cavitt, pastor OF the Prosbv
tnerlan church. addressed the students o.
ing, on the subject Lies Hich Pur
pose" I
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made over the county on juno 81, nnd that
same shall bc rcpmted 20 the v,rcHliVe
couunlttco for ratification the following
SHfIidlN.
County officers now drawing e1.ofAcio
pny from the county viii be allowed 10
draw the same duiinE the next year.
THO rolorcd high school NJ Nuyasota gave
as commencement exercises az the opera
uuuHe last night 80 a packed audience, the
white people entirely hllinn the section re-
served for Thorn, many were ladies. The
Cntci tnihmcht was ono ~ much merit and
llghly satisfactory There are four col
ored graduates this year, Moses Mckin-
mey. Henrietta Harris, Iantha Robinson
ana Joseph Rodgers
The school board and several guests were
seated on the stage during the exercises.
Aftcrward there was put on by inferno.
dlatc grades an operatta, and this was
sell hppiauded
The Goored schools Of this city have
turned out eleven graduates during the
past three years
Al a meeting OF the cits council last
night IL was nnde n Unable offense for
railway trains to block street crossings
longer than three minutes Mt n time. This
IL deemed necessary by the multiplication
OF tracks across some Of the principal
business thoroughfnres.
The council provided for the annual board
Of equalization and the mayor appointed
J r. Barry Or, j. II. Neal and J. ~
Shaw on the same.
other business was entirely routine ex-
rcpt making the ofhee Of health Inspector
permanent.
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Worked nEHINp CLOSED Doors.

The Immense crowd which blocked the
sidewalk far nifty feet all day Monday
caused pnssersby 70 stop and inquire the
canse, and were Informed that II was one
~ Inc greatest cut price snles Houston had
over had--the first appearance IN Texas Of
Mr. j. l. Garnett's Great Mil Remnant
TtSaie An day men, women and children
NnTled their way to the Big Bostoa Store
INT WIRE compelled 10 welt while seventy.
tVra .nlospeoplc inside worked behind closed
doors guDplving the wants ~ the hundreds
who pushed and crowded their way from
ono departmcnt TO another, all ~ which
were laden with rich, rare bargains at
ipst ~ cents on the dollar The thousands
vbe visited he great sale werr wonder
fnilv well handled. After a sufficient nnm-
icr were allowed 10 pass out side door
WIN paFcels under each arm. The or ut
ftont doors would swing open far bur q few
seconds 10 allow a pant Of the great crowd 20
nr.b their way IN while others had n walt
while those inside were supplied ana al
lowed 10 pass out through the. side door
mis- state OF affairs kept up all day from
q O'clock when the store opened, until ne
tscFt as os,snsp,s,lns cse ef che most success.
III Ssys IN ths history II HsxAA
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Ennis News.

Ennis, Texas, June S.-The announcement
by JEFF y. Miller of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad in Sundays Post that
Ennis would he the largest oil tank station
on the road was received with much salts
faction by the citizens here
Mr. Albert +. Covington and Miss Sydna
Brown Of this city were married at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. II Brown Of this city, Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. L. d. Anderson Of
fcatlng.
At meeting NJ the city council yester-
day afternoon arrangements were made for
thc street supervisor, Mr.. W. W. Matthews,
10 employ hands at once 20 cut the weeds
and rubbish of the ground around both tho
old and new lakes. The lakes nre also 10
he cleaned out and the filth and weeds to
bp hauled to the dumping rounds.
Mr.. L. L. Sessions has resigned his posi-
tion with the Ennis National bank and Will
engage in tho real estate business wan J..
NJ Chapman
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SHORT lEXAS SPECIALS.

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har ueo,mtH an ~ il,,nWeal nthhi''hs pt,,
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| .r4t,rnd,l uavipruf la the fat Of iSDg
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oHAppELL HILL FEMALE COLLEGE
Annual Commencement Exercises Have
Come to q Close

Come to close.
Chappell Hill. Texas, June 3Tho com
mencemcnt exercises Of Chappel Hlll Pc.
male college began Friday night last VITA
an entertainment by the little folks ~ the
college who presented a program Of varied
character and quite interesting IN all It's
details.
On sunday morning In the Methodist
church the commencement sermon was de
liycred by Rev. DR.. j. l., Massny pastor
Of Brenham Methodist Episcopal church,
and Nas one Of tle most interesting and
learned dscourscs Chappell HI AUDI
ence ever listened tO. Al night the under
graduates were addressed 10y Hpy. X.
Powell OF Bellyille Methodist Episcopal
church, his theme being one highly appro
pirate and thoroughly discussed, The
Love OF God" one of the largest and
most fashionable audiences ever assciu-
bled IN the church was present ON each oc-
on Monday morning the school assem-
he'd at 10 O'Clock and offered quite an
Interesting program. large crowd being
present An address by teY J. Is. Alien,
iege. was short and 10 the point. His sub
jrct The Ideal Woman, was most httpg
10 the occasion. He warned The young
Indies against seeking careers aud hilY III
lnstrated It's dangers by observations In
his own experience.
came al and IL was undohbtrGiy one 81
the hest ever presented by tne college.
Ii reflects much credit upon Misses
Thompson and Edna sandeli who had the
YeSterday afternoon an art Levee" was
y ses Y tsf aspsSs ss se ppseSaetiont y
sAa yIpils was wltRsasea, golHs 70 show
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Ready for the Doctors.

Bearmont Texas, Juue S.-The doctors
here have completed their arrangements fot
the cnteitllum NJ of the Southeast Texas
Medical association which opens up here TO.
morrow for a two days session. They Will
meet ir the quarters OF the NechcA club In
the hylc orera house building and viii
therefore nave a most pleasant meeting
place, and one IN Nhich their mbors riii
seem light. a most Interesting proyra n,
has been prepared both from Tho Iayman's
and the medical mans standpoint, ana tn,
doctors will doubtless have many guests to
witness their deliberations besides n largo
nunloi Of the profession. The meeting Will
be called to order al 10 o'clock.
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ing 10 close. and tho hsc,n,,
annual commencement EXERCISE - ts
az me Methodist Episcopal chnrrb nag
On SUNDAY, June !. Rev. J. A. Gillette ~
OF the church aud school dejiyo.ssss " vice wee
S eonl, encement sermon at ii a, m IL tne
bfessiyeness was, beautifully supp,emsn,,, M
81 tbs s schhs service S rendered BY Inc pupils
nt,onoring Mr. Gillette Il honots itsa iiaat u
.nat hls presence among the peonis ~ gnu
,n , ,sit,ntmly served for many Years Wa as
ne services at night were co,aro..s -
JOnn y; Harrison of the San Sntoninu ~ Ky
b niue college. Clear concise and irencb,nt
were we "9sf s,I pointed the upward way. and
congregation SO auu attentive
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Church Suit Settled

beaumont Texas, June 3-The 81.
Marks Episcopal church suit which has
been dragging along IN the courts for a long
time Nas today settled before Judge Mar.
tin by agreement, This was a suit against
Contractor Marshall and his hondsmen
Inc ease involved considerable sum. but
Ss settled 1t is satisfactory to all parti 5
intcrC stcd. i
Another Texas and New Orleans damage
sun resulting over the killing Of w. r. X
smith near Orange was settled hv an
'gl'ed Judgment for 5000. This is the sec.
ond case Of Importance .hnt mas been s,f.
tied IN this manner within n week
Judge Martin has again taken M the
criminal docket. The three auditors hive
knows aud have cXaDined The booLs Of De
comfy officials. They have made lao 10
port Us yet, but It IS presumed that this
VIII be done in the next few days, since
they have hardly had time to recaptulate
their work as vet
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East Texas Baptis, ,,.,,.,,..

husk Texas. june THE commence
ment oil the East Texas Baptist lpst,tu,o
or ms place opened last night Win ~
pra,oricai contest at the college. MIR charlie
flcrce was the winner. Miss t;usto XII
furnished the music. mug
th neV' lsaac sellers Of Palestine preached
o onG commencement sermon TODAY et tba
fSSs''ge. Monday aud Tuesday Of This hyeek
ana close Tuesday night "e tV''ege
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calIin collntu Rantlsts.

Mckinney, Texas, June 3'-At meeting
Of the executive committee of the CONN
County Baptist association held here We, yet,
terday n proposition 10 transfer Ihe y,
innd adjoining IN this county TO the associi,
ton was accented The association Is "a
SUNNY a faculty. improve the schoul , M
furuiSn the necessary means tof c"h''N'
tho
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NAvAsoTA NOTES.
Meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES OF
The White Mans Union.

Navasota, Texas. june 3.Elc executive
committee Of the White M1na Union asso'
citation held its annual meeting at An
derson yesterday. II was q Top largely
attended meeting and one ~ the most har-
monjoas political gathpling ever Wit
resell. and fbnt too despite the fact tint
there was much diversity OF opinion 90 ref
eral important points OK policy was
decided that for the next year au ne
county precincts be allowed 10 on me
same Offices they drew last election u
bsinH a matter Of tbsir dlsgtriton wnets -
or not they Feneminatea their ele tneh'
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orcvo,a elaek ROOF LIver PiIIs,

Made from an active principle obtl ,lle
from Black Root. They act on tnt ".
canal 10 calomel ana leave no bad ait.eeT
a gferts No criuing. no sick STOMACH. WI
euro chronic constipation. Price % cents
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
CITY COUNCIL TOOK UP SEVERAL
IMPORTANT MATTERS.
treasurer Held to Be the Proper Gus
'oo'sn OF All Funds-Resdy for the
Ooctors-Sult Settled.

40 ranch ~ office: The Posts Beaumont Of
pao,is az room !, Ogden building corner
nneau and Crockett. Southwestern te,e.
t puone 90. with l.. f. Nicely as business
sscrptiesentative aud r w. Greer MS CORE.
r n,o,,, Subscriptions and advertise.
VIII Wills OF news Items left at this address
~ receive prompt attention Subscribers
iisa.lu- any cause for complaint as Go dc
nntnory OF papers are requested 10 phone or
oineiWlse notify the office promptly.
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Rnv Killed by q Train.

Denton. Texas, June "a boy named
Aghworth, who just arrived hcre today
from his home in Tennessee, suffered ter
rIhle death one mile south Of town this
afternoon 4 freight train on which he
WINS stenlinc a ride ran over his body and
rut IL in two.
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Wharton pauahters Of coniederaoy.

wharton. Texas. June BAT a business
meeting OF the ], Il. b. Stuart chapter,
United Daughters Of the confederacy, held
at the home Of Mrs. r. A. Armstrong yes
the 1en pasia birthdsy fcte toniEht.
which was held ~ she Residence Of ths
president, Mrs.. i. =. Bolton. ny Q unkns'
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UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

J'ssm for the Services to Be Held
Sunday.
aHun Teras, June S.-The following is
.uH OF exercises for Sunday at the
Es s'y, which is the f1rst day of com.
faitsld W inc heV' W. u
1--WE ssssono by Bishop Charles B. Galloway
u Psnio Lnhder the direction of DR.. Daniel
BIZ III, director Of the University Glee
d. , me congregation is asked to join
ipaiology.
arocadon
|nr.sr,stSqn O.. q God Goes Forth to War
|shtym holy' holy, holy! Lord God Al
ssripture reading
PAPER ETERNAL King"
b iacsssooISS- Pstill With Thee"@Nliss May.
Tiss sermon.
aagnn-al n !, ing s. University Glee club.
1'Asictioa.. S''Va
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And swallow one. Cheathams La l.
Chill Tablets combines all the aesi ai.say.
tsndy. lose always the same, NO e@s-
no nay ----l---
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In ". coronal Institute.
'qth ,s.' vos' Texas, June s.-The twenty.
ss.on OF coronal institute is draw
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-03-13
ANOTHER LODGE.
The M. B: A. Institutes
Substantial and Solid
Lodge

On Saturday evening, March
9Th, Frank Lighthouse, District
Manager, acting as supreme
president for the Modern Broth
erhood Of America, instituted .
lodge of that order here with "a
charter members. The officers
i1stalled were: President Geo.
~ Adams; Vice-President, Jas.
A. Fl. Winsloe; Treasurer, Fred
D. Williams; Secretary, Theo.
Marqnardt; Chaplain, Mrs. Anna
Adams; Conductor, Rolla Rey.
nolds; Watchman, Chester Moi
fet; Sentry, Jacob Arnold; Di-
rectors, E. Marquardt, v. FL.
Ruring, S. Flick.
The new lodge starts under
very flattering conditions, and
inasmuch as the insurance is
said to be cheap. undoubtedly
many more will join.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-03-13
Auction Sale

/ will offer for sale at public
auction at my farm 81 miles east
Of Hannaford, Sec. 3-144.58, on
Thursday, March 90, 1902, all
my personal property consisting
Of 4 horses, 1 colt, 1 COW, bind
er, 1 gang plow, 2 walking plows,
2 wagons, mower, rake, l
Hoosier drill. 2 harrows, / bob
sleigh, buggy, 3 set harness.
also household furniture. Lunch
served at noon. Terms of sale
$40 or under cash; over that
amount approved notes due Oct.
/. 1902. JOHN S. LARSON,
Proprietor.
F. Greenland, Auctioneer.