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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

TopnNro m, Noor,,. o-oo dolo.oto,
In tbe student volunteer r,nvcncnt have
i'arnru lue c'N.
Baseball cInh horn hncp not,seG 10 p'I Tenort
Aprii They viii train at Goinmbio \ q
,....,,,,.
,t, t.--pndiry Johnson,
wh'lc. ana sen Foster .eolored' were
h"" 40 a. I9f burglary lhey were given
v ,'',,,,' yu,,"i , ,
,NASiIiNGI ON;-Ihc principal business
oI inc SINth hatlonaI congress or motors
WIS Inc renu,hG OF INC reports OF state
pI'Slu'h'S ana organizers.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich --'rhc Jury in ths
case Of Henry \. Taylor chargod with con
spitarN Z" hrihe In connection with IN
""''r scandal returned verdict Of guilty.
LAKE CHARLES. LA telegram from
Mrxsrdria states that Inc Louisiana state
" ork ON the buildings viii begln wjtbin
thirty days.
NEW YORK. President Roosevelt has
ing in the kleahenv no,,ntnP{ t["nn nSi,,
Garrett county. Marvi1ud siy miles wost
of Cumberland
p,yrr,>, .,
the minstrel who died hero last Iast 81 i, mrd"Y'
has been claimed by his widow who M
given directions that it be sent to bcr M
San Francisco. w ''' at
yy,srrt>.p.ro>- -,,
cidpd ia nnnnjnt Nir. ~ yyIn,emt ms uc
HtH"Vr or tue houS@ from Wisconsin, mar
cs whose eco "onmiss Ig VI Io S'@ MANN IN
vokc1 ~
prnpt, -, r,.
onoroJi i,.', AMI ne JOINT session OF Goai
w. eI"t",i ana mine workers have resulted
tH a !rGlIes3 a ltempt TO adept scale for
ne a.HIH OUTSIDE inc Danviilc district ana
lh' WuoIr matter was referred to It joint
,.,,,, INN ,. ,'''
p.N,EtN lNhN.. General Tomas Estrada
'Ha' ft"NllohteItct OF cuba has arrived
IN l'iS Guy from ms nome at Central Val
Nl, ~ w. I9r the purpose Of consulting
WIN io,al 'uhahS on matters dealing with
''S po.lry OF me new government.
IlALlFAN. y. $. The big twin screw
steamship, Nckar OF the North German
Lloyd line with Der propeIcr lisnbicd
WgS conveyed into Halifax harbor by tn
sitaIIrr harISrnhc OF inc same line anI
iiIn' hIIllNh steamer halin Head of the
'i'"" Hh'
TOPEKA. EaH.-Govcrnor Stanley +77t---r-
houored reuul>iton from the governs
of Arkansas for George Durb1In INA
George Dunn under arrest ot %Vi, IJI,'
charged with numbering Tho shorir ~ In 'ib,n'
sou county and robbng the Gsrkt SJiin
Ark bank. '"e ''''N SNHI''
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TEXAS


The Texas Worlds Fair commission ha,
under consideration piar FOX ADVERTISING
tho work
Miss Katie nanan. sponsor Tor Texas
bns announced her maids Of honor
Most Of tho insurance companies which
did business IN Texas last year have re-
moved their pcrmi,s; now companies have
also come in.
The Gonzales cotton mill viii Increase
Its capital stock,
Conrad Trocll was instantly killed by =
bursting wheel al Socuin
George Basrord was Killed AT Banner
by well cavlnc ia ON him
Tho university mineral survey has is
sued an important report
The court OF criminal appeals handed
down decisions In . number or cases.
The bank OF w. II, Wcstfall & CO. AZ
Burnet has closed It's doors. No state.
ment has bean given ont
More than 100 mon were thrown ont OF
work hy the destruction Of the winrate
mill at Orange.
negro woman shot and Killed jay Por.
fer near Crockett; she was mortaIly wound.
cd by Karl Porter brother Of the dead
man.
Bob Hines. negro under sentence OF
death in Marion county. has been rccan.
tured after being at large thirteen years.
Rev. Adam Neuthard, pastor of the
lutheran church at Round Top. Texas, for
thirty-hve years. is dead.
The Fourth court of civil appeals holds
that the city Of Galveston is not RESPONSE
bic for property seized directly after the
storm.
number OF Important orders we're made
In the Federal court at Galveston.
The Smith we'll has come In RS gusher
and adds about thirty acres to the proved
oil field at Beaumont. 1t shows the trend
or the oil sand
An English expert says Beaumont oil il
absolutely free from spontaneous conbus,
tion.
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Always Uniformly Excellent

wolfe's Aromatic Schledam Schnapps
has for three generations been the
ideal remedy in Iufantile and Female
Troubles. In the former it's prompt.
ness. in the latter its efficiency, have
won the Endorsement of the entire
medical world. For emergencies moth.
ing can exceed its prompt action II
is always of uniform excellence. AS a
tonic its powers are marvellous. and its
appetizing taste insures that It will be
conscientiously taken by the patient.
Though counterfeits and limitations
abound. Druggists and Grocers supply
the Genuine.
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VICTOR Huao's BIRTHDAY.

The One Hundredth Anniversary OBJ
served in Paris.
Paris February o6,--The series Of fcslivi-
ties to celebrate the centenary OF the
birth OF Victor Hugo, which will last until
sunday next, opened this morning with a
grand ceremony within the pantheon under
the auspices Of the government.
President Loubet, NJ. Waldeck Rousseau.
the premier, and the other members OF the
cabinet the members OF the senate and
OF me chamber Of deputies. representative
delegatons from the institute and other
h,ate bodies. including the leading lights
Oh Art, science and literature In France and
ueputatlous from the various lyccums and
education institutions We're present
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THE GOVERNMENT LOST.

The Tariff Committee OF the Reichstao
Has Mind of Its Own.
Berlin e0ruary 26,-The tariff commits
tee of the reichstag today adopted tho com.
promise amendment TO the new tariff hin
regarding the corn duties In spite OF siren.
uous opposition by the government mem
bers. The vote on the amendment was IA
ayes to 10 noes The DISCUSSION in the
committee preceding the vote on the
amendment was very bitter.
,b The e.,I GSSmpromlse anne dment passed by
me tarlu committee Rises the minimum
ana MAXIMUM rates onfwheal and corn %
spectlvely, and on oatAand barley 10 a.
"a marks per 1000 kilograms, respectively.
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITENrrARy.
Crazy Snake and His Band Meet With
Swift Punishment.

Mus""ce", J. r.. February eB.-Chatto
HSso or Crazy snake and nine of hls
followers were today sentenced 10 inc
hitrd states pent"htiary at Fort Leavcn.
worth, Kan, for two wears aud each was
hned 500" for conspiriug against tho gov.
efom"nt They constitute tho leaders ~
what was known as the Snake hnnd OF
Indians who have sought 10 wrcst the allot
ment of lands by the Dawes commission III,
me creek nation aud to prevent SritIr.
tory. Wv '''1'
The names Of tho leaders besides Gram,
SnaEc sentenced today are: Gilbert Iubn.
son 'hotka James Abraham Mcintosh
LOUIS Mitchell Louis Iarko Squirrel Iohn
l'no'hl' George simmons and Little Tiger
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WASHINGTON.

The president has dismissed Arthur p.
Noyes, Judge Of the second Federal judicial
district of Alaska. from Office
The senate privileges and elections com.
mittee le considering the Tlllman -McLauriu
episode.
Senator Bailey has notified the repuhh.
cans that the democrats will not submit to
n resolution suspcndiag the South Carolina
senator's
Tho republicans will hardly go into the
Investigation asked for by rilman.
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WHAT A DISCIPLE OF BLAINE SAYS.
The Answer the Department Received
From an Alaska Collector


Washington February 20 Some limo
ago the secretary of The lren,pr, rcc.,,.od
Unofficial Information to the airccl tbat
j. W. Ivcl q collector OF custom. at Si,tn
Alaska. ind instructed his dr2itv nj ipo.
I'sAa NOT To permit Canadian y,sscl mr..
su'hihlE about 10 engage In pollgio scuiLer
20 ohtdin supplies at that port Tbr -
it'ioi was Informed that if Such orjoI ,
"NH 9ceh given thev must he rrsrnlcd.
l,GaN the department received A tnIc.
stuh from irev saving in part "Niy IN.
NJ Nc, IONS were not against lrssclS M
Steea ia alleged seal fishing hut against
nInSHl"h vessels actually engaged I'm
Pel9gic scaling, which Is illegal AMI ,rin,
Ing when committed within the marine
1urlS.1lrtl9n NJ the United States, Nv
AmcEcAnisln will not allow mo 10 rrsci,,I
an order which gives British spb Iio,S -
nLi lirscS within our marlnr mrisliS,ioT
, mni'G are denied our own people. Yan
n,9N i'ur thr shadow Of International com,
PHo4uons and resciud this order bDt a
disciple Of Blaine would not -
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A CREW IN BAD SHAPE.
An Overdue Bark Made Its Arrival Wtb
Nearly Every Man Sick.

an OVeraue Bark Made Its Arrival With
Nearly Every Man Sick. ''
seattle Wash. February ga special 70
tue Times from Port Angeles. Wash. SAWS.
inc French bark Los Adclphcs. Ia, Jnvs
uom Madagascar. bound for Portland Orc
ae'inst which there is reinsurance Of ~
per cent arrived here today with almost,
every man of the crew down with .cnr,,.
l f3r TIE last twenty-five days thcy Ind Neon
T r,a,, one one biscuit per day TO earb
M,,alcr except rainwRtcr. The cook y
ere. ietT iI, 9ied or ague and exposure and
,oi ne r co9liiion OF the crew is ptiful. Can.
nun nun +, Cothn himself obliged to ,veor
bandage covering his nose ana faco -, II
ntue tne disease supply Of food and
"lnef !hingS necessary to maize rhr ,n anu
van.t9r'aoic was hnrrledly put aboard I'm"
age, "hhout dam-
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road ana largo Industrial shares wer, nj.
lowed TO sIumher and unlmportant stocks
were brought to the front
PROVISIONS were very much depressed,
closing 10 to 30 cents lower.
Ih' cattle market was strong and higher
at oil points and receipts wca nominal.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Centervillc, Leon County. Texas, feOlA''
-. "A good rain has fallen mere
Dayton, Liberty County. Texas, tfnIii'I' !,
p. A g0Ud rain has put the 'grVuDY
prime condition. "a.
IIuto. Williamson county, leMs .ol
ruary PA shower fell here out =
rain Is needed. .,,
Waller. Waller County, Teas rs ~, n
- Tho ground is now IN e1relfu' Z
dition for planting ~
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COMMERCIAL.

The cotton markets made an advance on
better LIVERPOOL aud the report OF depleted
Interior stocks.
owing to varying crop reports the grain
markets were nervous, but closed higher
in the stock market the important rail-.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The house failed ~ concur In tho sen.
nte amendments to the Philippine tarin bill
and It vas sent 10 conference
At the request Of the chairman ~ he
committee on findings ana elections the
senate adajourncd without tr1nSactins any
business
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MINNESOTA TO ACT
WIN File SUR in New Jersey AGAINST
the N. S. Company.

N'N ~ D company
New YORK, February rs Attorney GEN.
er"I Douglas OF Minnesota viii moi wait
Tor INC United states court TO attack tho
''gahiy of the Northern Securities merger
under the sherman antitrust law Of 1870
'haer instructions from Governor vansant
OF Minnesota he will die "a complnht
tsAtnSI ne Northern Securities company
ton, "' ''vn'
New Jersey Is the legal houe Of tho
N3tthcrn Securities company, and I'm the
Hfn', no. Re brought there the company VII
court '"'''" N'"'es
NJ Fierpont Morgan has returned from
" Nshihgtoh, and the announcement Is made
mat ueinrN Attorney General Knox brings
sun the attorneys for the Securities
company WIN be given nm opportunity 10
pIcseht argument showing why thr pro-
used merger does not violate the Sherman
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SPORT

Results at New Orleans Grey Morn. ST.
Cuihbert Covlon, Albert NJ Dewey. Star
Cotton. Ksfhr.
Results at San Francisco: Dorian.
George West. Jorid. GalAuthus. wyoming.
Evandcr
decision in tho hatNbslt hsht may h.
EXPECTED In the near futurc probably mex.
week.
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IN CHARLESTON exPosITloN
Daughters OF The American Reyoltiof
Day VIII Be Duly Observed.

Ddy VIII DC DuIy OUSuTFou' ~
Charleston, s. C.. February rs. lGusAi
tiers Of American Revolution day q "
exposition will he celebrated by public 80
vices tomorrow m the auditorium wasr p
Oh ,sses viii he made by American sAsh
Captain lIohson and Others. Mrs, Y NJ
Falrhnlrk@. president Of the National Dass'
tiers Of the Republic: Mrs, j, q, BuTreEs
vice president general and Mrs, Dandl
II. Manning arrived here today ana WI
take parl In the ceremonies tomorrow WI
miral Schlcy will be welcomed 0n hlNetl
rival tomorrow with an artillery salute M
The local naval reserves formerly me z
faycttc artillery, who volunteered IN la'
Spanish war.
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g, of r. e. At clebu-n.

Clcburnc, Texas, February pa " v
union vaS organized in Cleburne last lsl
with twenty eight charter members NJ
nov organization Is called the tnhe
brotherhood Of Railway Employees Y
headduaytcrs are in san Francisco, est
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MAY GO FREE.
Those Witnesses Who Are Not Dead
Have FORGOTTEN the Facts

Have Forgotten the Facts.
Kansas city, Mo. February 26.-Rollins
Bingham, formerly a society man, charged
with forging deeds TO property owned by
MS mother aud securing $4,000 NAV 90
free for lack OF evidence, Bingham wbo
ned after he was Indicted tbirtean yoo.s
ago surrendered voluntarily al Dallas
texas last month. Whea his case chg
w TO-DAY Prosecutor Hadley stated Inn.
aud that the others had forgotten the fscs,
20 which they testiaed at the time az la.
uIctment, The case was postponed uutIl
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Wells and MoLemore on q. IN,

Ausun' Texas, February aG--cbaIr,r..
n "e''S OF the state democratic e1ec,t,,u
mini Inn. zee accompanied by Secretary NJ
The msc,j 'eit toIishi FOR Dallas 10 st,sn,
VI tue committee toinnrroSv
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ICE GORGE IN THE ALLEGHENY
It Is Expected that It viii Break N, T.
day or Tonnnrrn,,, "

rl',so"g' IA, February a6-Ipdlcations
VI midnight are that the big ice vorra a.,
tue Allegheny river may let 60 early ton,on
row morning or during the day somo,,no
me hrst sign OF a general hro,t.,..' ','''
sSH,t.se occurred about noon todiy iupp, n the
N ming. The Ice cracked In yu't neiow
g Places f1oG at this point the cracks S eStenG
the lee ' made UinA TO So, bank The breaking Of
''' miles and resembled thunder, We heard
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Because Of Congressman shcppard's seri.
Gus Illness, c. S. Todd OF Texarkana has
Withdrawn as a candidate against him.
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TO CURE A colo IN ONE nv

druggists refund monsy h IL ,s .,nioiels An
l. W. Groves signature 10 on each bs, eyre
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'SssSsSssssssssossssosOssss

Intercourse between President Roosevelt
ana Prince Henry"
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PERSONAL MENTION,

q w. wise Of Palestine is registered at
fha Latham
Frank e., Jones mas gone 10 h'hnah w.
lac absent a week
Ty.Governor ]. S. Hogs OF leAas Is
quest M the Rice hotel
r. T.. Haring ~ Gollad was In the ciN
and stopped a. the Bristol
Mrs A T.. Martin and n W. Pruier OF
Rnv,yood wcro at the Bristol yesterday
reathorsfouc Of Beaumont was IN
ute civ last night and was az the Rice
nr r. G.. Hodges has returned 10 the
$40 ,ftor an absence % several weeks.
Nrs Il ID. Bowen and child OF New Or
leans had apartments at ne Logan y'A'''
day
Il. II vineyard Of Wharton was 10 ho ,i'
Ton Yesterday aud was registered 81 tue
Logan
AZ rzcn left last night 10 spend the
bolidt,s With friends and relatives ia North
TEXAS
George NJ Courts well known Calves
toninn. WAS registered az the Rice hotel
NJ Il. ponlcy aud wife of Rusk were IN
tbe city Yesterday aud had apartments at
the Logan
Mrs. Josie Davern and daughter Mss
u,tttpeu ~ NnYasntH are visiting tie Fam
IN Of Dr. Peyton Turner. 800 Chartres,
n w. Priest, advance agent OF inc
oiyr,oin Opera company. was IN the city
,,sterdny arranging for the appearance N
mo company here on December ~, 80 and
Mr ". Craig ana son, Master charlie,
leave IN The morning Cor san Antonio 10
spend the holidays With her brother Col
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Enmlv., Mnrshnllls nlhcr M ~

Family" Murshau's other play was.
"lhc Cavalier IN which lula Mnriowc
is appearing nj the Criterion thcntcr rs u
mclodrnma ont aud out-.aud bowling one
at that At one of the Rowcry theoters
1t would be- welcomed with shouts Of 10y,
ana vet It is 20 20 ON Broadway. There la
something doing AN thr time Tor Nli-s Mar.
lowe, who ends every Hci with a hip. hur-
gth that brings down che curtain to onthu.
Nlstic applause and uo end uf calls This
aud has never before acted with $50 much
spirit Frank Wuuhmg as The villain has
also made o hit 3nd nightly shUros the
houors with the atnr THE Cavalier Us
proving 10 he Tag Of 10Y 20 the ladcd
Broadway lheNtorEucrs
Oscar Hnmmerstou seems 10 have COTTON
In ahead Of an the olhcr managers hN rr-
curling the American rights OF lulstolA
"Rcsurroction lie has started purparu.
lions for prodncV9u ~ the play o. the
engagements sud SO Us said that ne VIII
lmpor Mrs James Brown pouot for the
leading female role. 1h's promiHcS Go
clash with version of Resurrection ON
which Franklin Fylus has hccu working for
two on tbrcC months The piece W. not
copyr GIFTED IN this country aud can be pre-
secuted an any stage by amy Que who cares
to do so a. present o. looks HA though
llWmrrstein hdo The best of II hoy at Toast
ouc lap.
manager, is preparing revival OF Robert
sons Euglish comedy Caste and has sc
cured "a strong cast, which Includes Mary
Scott. tl'ltuuN actress of r"putc, Noh
emf " Foreuepu William Hurcltuc Inv
renee Grfhtb, William A Evans aud thJ
Rrcununs word for n that th" latter H d
rcll simon pure countess. Tho tour NJ tn'
,ompuuy bcglus December ~ ana VIII reach
aa far ns the Pacific coast
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CITY eREVITlEs.

Detective Kessler is NJ Fort Worth on
tho same line of duty and VIII pe aos'"'
several days
Detectives WIN Smith loft YESTERDAY lot
Waco where ne win represent me l@,ai
police department at the carnival ID 'H''
city.
Tbo nursery committee ~ Faith Home
viii meet this afternoon at the nom' ~
arrange The Christmas tree for the 'u"
drcn. ,,,..o
Tho Every other Thursday Hign ~
clnh viii meet with Mrs Moody thls III ,s,,,
noon al $50 O'Clock at her residence i7''
Texas avenue
There ARE undclvercd teleErams ~ l5i,
o0ico Of the Western Union ig'eRfthPu
ropinnny FOR Rev J NJ. kirwln, MICS iin,n,
Ice Fischer, Tony LyleS and MIS- "l"'
Cunningham
Under the auspices Of the Houst5ogn, NJ Sp, "
utRlIsi assoclntca Mrs Laura y taSHr M
Kansas viii give q paror 'nifrI
Tuesdav al u. m mt the home OF Al' ~
Smiak pif Ninth street
l. r. Rnwics was arrested agalnp "I
night upon n warrant sworn our ptn,iv
Wilder. charging that Rawes hna se' '"u was
thrcntcurd Ms life The hnldoNll rnn.
sworn TO before Justice MarmioO uu' '''
stahie Elder Reed made inc hrro3'
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Golind Texas. December p The drama
"Rlo Grande" WAS presented With great
success At the opera house here on Friday
uigit the 10th instant by local amateurs
under the management Of Miss Edna
Thompson OF Beovilie The following com.
posed the cast of the drama Mfr. I'd G.
Thomas. Or - = Peary, Mr. W. Robert
snnderfur, Mr. Thomas W penham, NJ
Walter n stout Mr. Eugene Parker W,
Hugh Mari Miss Kgthleen llnrdieon, MISS
Maude sanderfur Miss Edith Dugat, Mle'
Ray Davis. The drama was we'll present
"a ana rejects great credit upon the mhn.
Agement as well as upon those taking phfl
in same and the characters represented,
Tho business men of Golisd raised funds
by private subscription 20 build FERRY
boat 10 be used in transit on the san An.
tonic river. awaiting the completion ~
the steel bridge contracted for replacing
the ono destroyed IN the cyclone Of May
rs last, Same u now ahoat and ready for
Use
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TopAY,s PROGRAM.

/ program FOR today
|yrng and Defining" Misses Maggie
w Maggie Dul1ahau. Ethel Duunam,
King and Mabel rharpe
|ensnship, Drawing and Form Study,
}, Sophia Compton. Edna Rodmau, Ida
4 Ebg aud Bette Rembcrt
Nm, ana rTv--ls Ia School" Julia
gg Ethel Witsie, Mary Burkhardt,
I Kennedy
|'rss and Manners in School" Misses
b Davis, Jessie Mays, Selma HobS~sss,
M Nahafiey.
Fsaiays Should they he Giyen2 Cir
! lad Neghborhood Public Entertain
N Afbor Day haect on Child Miss
htkeD, Mrs tr Grant, Misses llcrn-
\ Burns. Annie O'Ncil, Minnie Bowers,
/, Edna James an Miss Pearl Norris
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the building wac very beautifully decorated
and presented 4 nue spectacle,
The program Included plano music and
vocal rendering ot America" by the stu
dcuts, after which q blessing waB Invoked
by Elder w NJ Perkins Some very elu-
qucnt aud humorous speeches by Hon, c
T. Hampton chairman Mr 1ohn 7 Musp-
Icy, Captain Gornm Of Lake Charles, Hon
tlon' Pref MeNcese, pariaa superintendent
Of schools, Hon s q Shattuck, editor
Lake Charles Press, aud Hon. II J. SAtp,
after which Hon John rec performed the
dedication ceremony
The attention o. an was then turned r.
the rofWehWcut tables where 40 exc llout
variety of good things had been provided
hy the ludics The evenings entertainments
was thoroughly cnioycd by MI aud great
credit e. due 10 the many ladies and gca-
tlcmcn mud also the boys aud girls Who
worked s1 bard TO make the ceremony "a
successful
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New York Notes.

New York Dcccnbpr ~ In sniff, ~ tt,,
fact that FIN, T.. be dnll,.t o.onl ~ ,h.
e'H'ou thtee more or less new plays buvc
been made known at the thcuters At the
Priuccss "uoIlebcr,. 90 II dr.,r,tlgot,o,, n,.
,,t.,. ri ''
Aubrey bonrIcouit of a German play
"hl,1 hod an u0'ommonly successful run
at the Irving Place thcatcr. was prcscutpd
with q nue. cast hcndcl Inv Mr. Bouri,ovIr
Iu' performance from beginning to end
was % dcllshttul one every part bpug
tplcndidly acted Mn Bourlwllt INA In,
,lsU rn n'g part was particularly yItee.
n,,,.,i r'I' ~ a. tut,t,'. s.
ta, VAIN n, vHII,' VN,u Gu{Gl 'nCatgF
i,c, " ,,,L, IA 'JIG,U' '""ut ,lIN H'au
ict,,UUa, " a,5 rf,i p 9'eS 10 ,a3e0 rHr
sgene' Of ne piece arc laia boz this City.
S,u SgIm '' ,,i 14'Isr I4,NAanE hal
ailet and this gives 9m an oppopunty To
anlito,uVve ,ue dtNlbn impefhGnauons FOR
,',, Nv Las N"u p'rulu'lll ln1 T"Pp9i
,ht cast i5 tplfN good one and Includes
amy Meinllrr' a leading actress who Us
biis , ,i,, IbN .," n,.'' ine pew star ana
W. b'"S u p",H toHt'u I',9fAb'L, received
p.,IT ut..t tE''t" uiA' NlpuNA' NY
t ,", y" t tn' ~, ~ ''klu NHIutN" Tor
pp, n,u apo IlhIlF pr@auee Jim
200" i'''' AlIi.
lnld aud strong company u The caSt
w nrh JonunN tomeS Marching Home
u'| wp Nl'T a. ,ug Ne" rlSth inelier iN
Eo"d nusl'W comedy Jhcro ls Hu CN
rgIltnt llhIett9 oId any amount of wt
IIl,uE' t'lli' al1lie eons' snd choruscs.
me hlI or tho piece mas been mHdo bY
George bachus Who has been popular bar
Wv iiIg dPp'H rance
Of surprise "a his friends aud Hdmrcr.
Mr. MR. ,, 6ar l,, has @3 , mat y Won
d"liulIr siotoequc ana funny. and moreover
there are mo- dun moments while he II upou
,u or s''s 6J 4s o'gT so- M ne east de- good
w"rh 'I ,u,rW.ln 'uH,ts ot hnapey Young
WU,"'u ~ t.'t! az 49, 'Nuuuhl mat 10
lhc chow slEls n NE piece are unusually
handsome ana a delight N tho eve. One
CtaturGQue beauty who poses I'm the front
roy IS are dressed from med ,,. to foot m bmoE
" curves shown on me local stage this
5egson Is young Johnny remarked the
'thrynl n'Eh' nhG 70 cream ,,.-.,.