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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
HIS MAJEsTYs THEOLOGY.
The Ultra Orthodox Of the State Church
Beconinu Alarmed

Becoming Alarmed.
Berlin. January 1S.-The action of En-
peror William in sitting through a long
lecture by Prof. De Lltzsch. the Assyriolo.
gist, on the "Babylonish Origin Of Hebrew
IDEAS" has alarmed the ultra orthodox
circles Of the state church, who begin to
think something is wrong with his maj
esty's theology They have noted that In
Gotha three weeks ago the emperor init
mated that all churches were dear to him.
saying that one OF the great purposes of
his life was to bring about church unity.
His allowing De Litzsch's conclusions as
to the historical foundation of Hebrewism
to have imperial approval is regarded as a
dangerous symptom.
Among the curious grants Of money by
the academy of sciences 10 promote orig
inal lnyestlgat ion is one to Countess Der
Won Linden Of Bonn university TO study
the coloriug substances of butterflies
General Horace Porter, the United
STAT ambassador TO France, and Mrs.
Porter, accompanied by II. s Reynolds
embassy at Paris, have arrived here on
their way to st. Petersburg.
The American ambassador here Andrew
Wednesday next in order 10 make General
Porter acquainted with some of The cab
met ministers and diplomats.
The friends OF the tariff bill continue to
express themselves In pessimistic terms
Regarding The prospects Of that measure.
It is significant that the agranan organ.
the Deutsche Tages Zeitung, has printed
an article notifying the tariff committee
that there is no use wasting time upon the
bill unless the agricultural duties are raised
still higher, as the agricultural members
will never vote for the bill in its present
form. More sober papers friendly 10 the
bill are also much discouraged on account
Of the slow progress il is making in COM
Dlittee.
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Judoment for S41oo.

Gonzales. Texas. January 1s-The case
Of T. F. Hubbard VS.. the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway Company
was decided last night by the jury return.
ing a verdict for the plaintiff for S4l0O.
The suit was for s20,o0O damages claimed
for injuries resulting in getting off a train
In the night at HARDWOOD about fourteen
months ago
The grand jury adjourned today after a
thirteen days session. returning in all
thirty-hve felony and lO1 misdemeanor in
dlctments.
The criminal docket will he taken up on
Monday, January % Special venires have
boon drawn In ten cases.
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Entorprisina Burglars.

Nacogdoches, Texas, January 17.--Burg,
lars hit the town Sst night and went
through four business houses, which were
taken in rotation. F. F. McGafferty's sa.
loon was robbed of s2i. 50 in cash and $50
worth OF liquors and cigars. W. M. Cub.
bins lost lot of canned goods. G. b,
Grains house was turned topsy-turvey, as
well as l.. Wyransky's establishment The
amounts lost can not be estimated. From
the amount OF goods taken there were sew
eral parties concerned in the robbing, as
one or two men could not have carried
nm
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Known in Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, January ls.-For1ner Mayor
George W. Crutches of this city left today
for Plattsburg. Mo-, to be present at the
trial OF the Richardson murder case In
which his sIster,in-law, Mrs. Addle Belle
Lawrence Richardson is the defendant. Mrs.
Richardson spent most OF her grhood In
Dallas aud graduated at the Dallas high
senooi nearly twenty years ago As Miss
Addie belle Lawrence she was very popu-
lar and many OF her old friends and 1850
ciates in Dallas have q keen Interest in
the noted case with which her name Ia 80
unfortunately connected.
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Rudnet from Rnnne.

Runge, Texas. January 1s.-The nrm OF
Murray. Houston & Co.. doing large mer-
chantlle business last year. has been
changed To Murray, Scale & Tullos.
W. II. Leckle is In Matagorda county
surveying for purchasers OF rice lands
time with slow fever. IS expected TO be on
the streets again In a few days.
George Fietsam Is here from san An
touio to remain a few days resting up
A bankrupt stock sale OF cattle, horses
ana mules belonging 10 u, #. Shirar viii
take place In Runge on january 20
Born TO Rev. and Mrs. ID. b. Cargin on
DE-. 7. ]. Piessiy has returned from .
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Reading Between the Lines.

swiftly flow the sleigh, with It's two occtI.
pants. dow the wide boulevard
Tho moon. which had been behind a
clolI, peeped oat from one corner Of H.
INTO my eyes dear. What do they sayf'
- According 10 my reading Of them. Mr.
Harry Fillmore The maiden saucIly an.
9wered. they say nothing they haven't
SAID. ] am sure, 10 q dozen other girls
Then read between The lines" be said
throwing his left arm carclessly around
her.
Whercuron the moon discreetly went be.
hind the cloud again
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Cures Consumption!

Utica, N. Y, who is nearing his 10th birth.
day, says: Duffyis Pure Malt Whiskey is
my only medicine. II has prolonged my life
many years"
Pneumonia Curcd.
Gentlemen Il had a severe case Of pneu-
monia last fall, and have used about one
dozen bottles OF your whiskey to build me
up, and find 1t does what you claim for IT,
Yours respectfully, H. Petersen, HAM
line, Mimi, May l4th, 1901.
Thousands of such testimonials are re-
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by Dufty's Pure Malt Whisky.
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IL VIII cure almost any case OF consump-
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Over 1000 doctors prescribe II, and 1000
hospitals use il exclusively.
Caution.-When buying Dufry's Pure Malt
Whlskey be sure you get the genuine. I'm
persons, mindful of the excel
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write the Medical Department Duffy Malt
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Wheat In Bad shape.

Baird, Texas, January 17.-Wheat is dD
ing no good in this section, though still
alive. No complaints from insects Only
dry weather aud the necessity Of pasturing
&c complained Of Cattle are doing as well
as couid be expected, and the cattlemen
are Thankful for the mild weather. Every
one Is ,feeding. Even the large herds have
10 he fed, as there is no grass visible
Most OF the stockmen have already spent
large sums OF money for cotton seed, bulls
and cake and hay. There are quite mum
her Of stockmen burning prickly pear for
fhpir stock
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A Slip Of the Tongue.
Jllge.

The Count Noes OMAR will you he
please receive my deyotionsf / loofs YOU
vid gr1nde passion
Miss Mlly o'Sair-B But, count. viii you
serve me devoi IDLY? You are sometimes
50 austere.
The Count-oystere' serfe him stewed
fried, on 70 haf--he. what say |? would
say ] serfe you Vid my heart all
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THE FIRE RECORD.
rwo storehouses eurned.

GroeSbeeck, Texas, January 1s.-I.ast
night two storchouses at Big Hili vi
lage about eight miles southwest OF GroeS-
bceck, belonging to CLARK & GrIssby aud
a. ". Seawrlght were destroyed by lire.
The loss ON the Que owned by Clark &
GriGsby is not known. Scawrghts loss
was $500 and his insurance $1,000 This
building was new, having Just been com
pleted. The stock Of goods had not been
moved into n
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Moved 10 Houston.

Hampstead. Texas, January 1a-Mrs. ".
Fischer and family depart on Sunday after
noon 10 reside in Houston. Mr.. Fischer has
recently purchased an elegant home In that
their friends at 1919 Texas avenue.
Miss Edith Young left this morning for
DALLAS on a visit to friends.
bliss Lucy Clarke IS up from her school
near Waller 70 spend Sunday,
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BoHANNAN-TEAMER - Palestine, Tex
as. January 1e.--Married, last night. at the
1850 O'clock, Nj. j. % Bohannon aud Miss
Ray Teamer, Rev. Andrews officiating. The
wedding was quiet AFFAIR. only few Init
mate friends witnessing the ceremony. The
newly welded couple arc very popular In
Palestine society, and have the best wishes
OF all for happy Life
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building a nice two.story bank building
In place 81 the one destroyed hy ire
The grass Is very short here and cattle
VIII suffer II there Is severe weather.
Cotton is all In. our receipts fell OF
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sweetwater RehulIdlna.

sweetwater. Texas, January l6-The
burnt district is being built up with fine
substantial two-story brick and rock busl-
ness houses.
This section was visited by nice rain
Monday night.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

Al the solicitation Of n number OF frlends
hereby announce myself candidate for
mayor " the city Of Houston, subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
Platform, municipal ownership
William H. Wilson,
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business this morning. lint IN , ,,or,. H..
iihe 1t became evident that n run wNnid
oe made on the bank md tho doors ,yere
crossed and the state examiner was uotI1ed
bank. II was stated by one Of tho oGri.Iai.
OF me bank that all depositors womb bc
pald IN full and that the bank would bo
open Tor business again in few days.
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seessssosesssssoessessssoesseo


three weeks visit to Marlin for the benefit
Of his health
on Friday last arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Ray. new boy,
Rev j, III. MHnlove and family, who left
this county about two years ago for Frln
county, have returned and are living at
CabezH
Steve Franklin. late Of Floresyille. has
accepted a position with Murray. Scale e
1ul1og
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Boiler House Burned.

san Antonio, Texas, January is.rhe
boiler house aud machinery OF the Carr
Wood and Coal company burned at 4
O'Clock this morning. Loss 5000; Insurance
SpnD
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sweotwater, Texas, January 16,--John
Mitchell, u furniture merchant OF this
place, lost his residence by Are Tuesday
night Partly insured,
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prouth Continues Unbroken.

Valley View, Texas January 1.-THE
drouth continues nnbrokeD Late wheat is
dying for want OF rain. Altogether the
wheat prospect Is gloomy.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the ofhce of chief OF police. subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
j. M. Ray.
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sTREET COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce as a candidate for the
Office Of Street Commissioner, subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
Jack Kennedy.
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Abraham L. Elmer, Of 81 Spring Street,
FREE If you are sick and run down,
Whiskcy Co., Rochester, NY, freely. Nj cor
nothing to learn how to regain health strengt
i is the only whishcy recognized by the r.
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CHIEF OF POLICE.

hereby announce myself as caudi-
date for the office OF chief OF police, sub
joct TO action OF the democratic primaries.
John w. Howard.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post is authorized 10 announce DR..
w NJ. Brumby as a candidate for City
Health Officer. subject to the action Of
the democratic primaries.
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I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for health officer. subject to the action OF
the democratic primaries
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hereby announce as candidate 70
chief OF police, subject TO the action OF IA
democratic primaries.
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Dear Sirs-.After reading your advertise
ment | bought bottle OF your whiskey,
which helped me right away. ! am now on
my. third bottle, using it for consumption,
and feel like a new man. j think that if
had known of your whiskey when / was at
home in Chicago, 1 would have never come
out here for my health. ED SCHUBARTH.
1605 Market ST., Denver Colo March so, 1901
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WHERE WE STAND.
English Year Book Gives Position OF the
United States

The standing of the United States with
her neighbors and especially with those OF
Europe is illustrated by some statements
made by the London Daily Mall Year Book
for 1gUy
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Stopped Hem orrIraaes.

Nashua City, \. H., June 10, 1901.
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Gentlemen - commenced on your Duffy
Malt Nhiskey last March, and have been
faithful in, taking it ever since, / have used
one dozen bottles, and am feeling better. My
hemorrhages have almost stopped and cough
very much improved. WILLIE ID. BALL.
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Jennings Bank Forestalled Run.
Jennings, La. January 1s.-rhe Jennings
banking ana Trust ccn0s&y epeAea 49,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-06-10

Mckinley facing to the left and is
profile somewhat similar to that OF
Washington on the 2 cent stamp. 1t
is said that the portrait of the presl-
dent is defective in that it has an ex-
traordinery shagginess to the eye
brows and hint of a troubled ex-
preston to the face.
The Few postal has medallion IN
the upper left hand corner the same
as that containing the picture of Nc
Kinley, the other medallion contain
ing the figure of an eagle with out
stretched claws holding bundle of
arrows and an olive branch.
The present series of stamps has
been in use about twelve years, and
as it is the intention of the depart
ment to make a change in stamps
only once in ten years, the officials
are making every effort to have the
new series one of the best in every
respect that has ever been issued.
They are also trying to find the pic
ture of woman for one of the stamps
of the new series, and it is said that
the portrait of Martha Washington
will be the one finally selected.
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Jnlapa Note

A good rain is very much needed
in this section.
Vegetables and fruits are coming
in now.
Miss Sadie Curry, of Fairfield, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Swift
tenberg.
Messrs. ]. A. and W. H. Eddy
spent Sunday under the parental
roof.
Talk of the Bell Telephone is a
thing of the past now.
A new side track is being put in
from the crossing to beyond the depot.
Miss Hattie Eddy spent last Sun
day with her cousin, Mrs. Ida Nc
Crackin near Whitmire's.
Mr.. Geo. g. Swittenberg, of New
berry College, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
The prayer meeting is progressing
nicely always largely attended.
The Jalapa school will give a pic
mic at Spearman's mineral spring on
Saturday, June 18th. D.. Z.
June 4th, 1902
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For Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral--John D. Frost of Ricbland.
For Superintendent of Education
%. B. Martin of Greenville.
For Railroad Commissioner-John
G.. Mobley of Fairfield, W. Boyd
Evans of Marion, J. G. Wolling OF
Fairfield, II. J. Kinard of Green
wood, B. L. Caughman of Saluda, A.
c. Jepson of Florence
There is considerable speculation
as to what Gov. McSweeney intends
to do politically, but thus far be has
not indicated what his course will be
this year.
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NEGROES WANT TO LEAVE.
P. tition Congress for an Appropriation OF
Half a Billion to Assist Them.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May pa
petition to Roosevelt, and the con,
gress of the United States asking an
appropriation of half billion dol
lars to assist the negroes to leave
the United States has been prepared
by the international immigration or
ganization of negroes in session here.
The petition cites the long train of
abuses to which it is asserted the
negro is subjected, among which is a
denial of all social and political re-
cognition and violation of his con
stitutional rights. The leading
spirits in the convention are Bishop
Turner of Georgia and ex Minister
of Liberia Heard.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-06-10

If Sam Jones and Ben Tillman
were to meet in joint debate, what do
you think would be the result?-
Anxious Inquirer.
We have been revolving this ques-
ton for five years, Anxious, and
have reached these conclusions: l.
The fire department would be called
out. 2. The ex- colonel of the
Rough Riders would ask to come
into the game. 3. All poker games
would adjourn without waiting for
the bank to settle. 4. Flying
fur and feathers would darken the
day. 5. My dear appelt would
smile once more. g.. The young
king of Spain would leave his bull
fights and come. 7. The debaters
would untangle, both fresh and
ready for more. s. They would
form a partnership and tour the
world, repeating the performance
and making more money than all
the Beaumont gushers together.
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TERRELL aEORGIA's GOVERNOR.
Gets Large Maiority Over Both Estell and
Guerry-The Other Primary
Nomination.

Atlanta, Ca, June 5.-Incomplet'
returns received tonight from thu
Democratic primaries held through
out this State today nominate thE
following ticket for. governor anc
State officials:
Governor-J. M. Terrell.
Secretary of State-Philip Cook
Comptroller General-W. A. Wright
State Treasurer E. Park.
Attorney General-J. @. Hart.
State School Commissioner-W. B.
Merritt
Commissioner of Agriculture-O.
B. Stevens.
Prison Commissioner-Thos. Ea-
son.
Associate Justices of Supreme Court
"A. J. Cobb and Samuel Lumpkin.
United States Senator-A. G. Clay
was renominated for the six years.
These candidates we're chosen for
congress, all candidates receiving re-
nominations except W. T. Hardwick,
uho won in the Tenth over Congress-
man Fleming.
First District-R. E. Lester.
Second-J. M. Griggs.
Thlrd-E. B. Lewis.
Fourth-W. G. Adamson.
Fifth-L F. Livingston.
Sixth-C. L Bartlett.
Seventh-J. W. Maddox.
Eighth-Wm Howard.
Ninth-F. C. Tate.
Tenth-D. W. Hardwell.
Eleventh G. w. Brantley.
The result of todsy's nomination
is virtually an election as no other
political party in the State will place
an opposition ticket in the field. The
election of the ticket nominated to-
day will be held in October next. A
heavy vote was polled throughout
the State and advices received tonight
give Terrell large msjority over
Estill and Query, the two other can
didates entered in the gubernatorial
race. Terrell carried this (Fulton)
County Dy safe majority.
Mr. Terrell entered the campaign
upon what is known as the local op
ton platform, having as his op-
ponents Hon. Dupont Query, an ad-
vocate of prohibition, and Col. j. Il.
Estill, editor of the Savannah Morn
ing News.
Mr.. Terrell was formerly State at
torney general, which position he re-
signed in order to enter the campaign.
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younger members of the faculty have
resigned, with a view of accepting
positions elsewhere, but these resig.
nations would have occurred any way
and have no connection with the re
cent troubles at the college. The
commencement exercises begin to.
morrow with an address to the stu
dents by Senator Money of Missis-
sippl.
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THE MCKINLEY" POSTAL.
The Postoftice Department to Issue New
Design Soon.

The beginning of the next fiscal
year for the government will proba-
bly, see several new faces on the post
age stamps in use and new postal
card, to he known officially as the
mckinley" card. These changes
are promised by the government
within a few weeks now.
The designs for the Mckinley pos
tai have been approved and the elec
trotypes are now being made for the
new card. 1t contains a picture Of
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UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.

When the statement was given out
it was stated that it had been unani-
mously adopted, every member pres
ent voting for it. All the members
were present except Col. Norris.
The sessions of the board at this
meeting were held with closed doors
and there was no public taking of
testimony as at the last meeting.
After the decision of the board had
been announced. President Hartzog
went before them and thanked them
for their vindication of him and their
expressions of confidence. He said
that since it was their desire that he
should do so be would withdraw his
resignation and remain as the presi-
dent of the college.
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Sam Jones and Ben Tllimsn.

In its department of "Questlons
and Answers" the Laurens Adver
tiser gets off the follow ing:
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GENTS FURNISHINGS

Our phenomenal selling this department the best evidence OF the
high handle and also because the best
secured and this also the
Gents Furnishings have with and 7go that
shown sign of abatement stock being constantly
repeshe every purchaser will find ample selections when
selections the to be
found anywhere
We just soeate Shirts "Internaiona and "Ecpse
All the in keeping with their great value line of Neglgee
Shirts just inspection
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-06-10

Gratitude may or may not be q
lively expectation Of favors to come,
but that theory goes far to explain
why some folks haven't any.
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NO NEED FOR A STATEMENT.
This afternoon President Hartzog
was asked by this correspondent if
be desired to make any statement for
the public. He replied in the mega
tive remarking that he did not feel
that there W any occasion for him
to make any such statement. He
said that be had all along demanded
the fullest investigation of his ad-
ministratioE OF the affairs of the col
lege, and now that the investigation
had been held and be had been vim
dicated and asked to remain the
president he naturally felt gratifed.
He remains at the head of the col
lege and will serve it with the best
zeal and devotion as heretofore.
After disposing of the Hartzog
matter the trustees took up other
routine matters that naturally come
before them at their annual meeting
They will probably be in session IN
uil Saturday. Two or three of the