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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MhNAHD'S French Group Suet FOR Group
gLst. 500 Mlin St s' 30
n COSTS but little to attend Simon 4
business school 1904 Washington street,
Houston, Texas Is
! AIFENTIoN!-upto date people who ned
| IRE insurance, no longer wait for the old
! line solicitor to call but send iheig
names amount and kind OF policy wanle ed
| direct to me and get facts and fgureN
| tion Our ordinary life 10. is and 20
pays become eudowments at age so.
! Notes taken .frop FIRST class people, due
! - the fall. No interest. CORRESPONDENCE
/ GTohhdential. References, any bank IN
! Dallas. over 500 600 written per month
In this way. w. H. Patterson, Manager
Old Hartford Dallas, Texas Il
| MCANE'S DIET GCTfVE AGENCY
nish detectives for banks. LAWYERS. cor.
noratlons and others. Houston. Texas II
| BATHS for ladies, vapor. dry heat aud
Swedish massage baths at our hair dress
| ing parlors and hair store. See our new
| line of hair ornaments and combs. Wat
son x Williams lob Texas Ave. II
| J. b HUTCuTNS. Nnvasota Tev1s, nan,
| ufactures salye that will cure t-tt,r
| eczema, rlngworm or old sores of amy
KIND; price. 81 per box; any one h"ring
] a.
money refunded Write for tcstlmon ais
! ANY ONE who does not know orr phone
number please make note; u is 400
Houston Plumbing and Mfg Go II
| WANTED-To sell Post route Apply to
Mrs. Massle, Sis Mckee street. Il
BUSINESS CHANCES.
| PARTNER With small capital to help open
| mp fruit and confectionery business
/ finest locntiou In city. Inquire personally
! at STUDIES Point hotel, 1908 Washington
! street u
TWO-CHAIR barber shop; only one in
( town; good water supply; price $50, Adj
dress B. l. Hobbs. Anglcton, Texas, u
BONANZA for man with $3.50; $40 a day
sure. can room b6, Bristol hotel. Is
| BIGGEST money maker going; $3.50 neccs
SarE; big income; actual proof Lockbart
! Brlsta hotel Is
| THE best paving restaurant IN the town o,
Fort Arthur clearing over 500 pcr
month for sale or reut W. +. Williams
I BOARDING house furnishings for sale.
house can be rented reasonable: Iftpc
rooms; well furnished, for $500. Addre IS
| 3lG Soedud street, San Antonio, Texas
FOR SALE OR RENT-Thc Houston
/ Heights Woodworking plant: two.story
brick building, 65x40O feet. fuzzy
! equipped with machinery; side track; city
| water, etc. O. NJ Carter, 30 Main ST.,
| Houston. II
FOR SALE-on account Of health, the
| Me XnnthoS confectionery and fruit
store, 600 Main street best location. 1ne
business es ahlished for any information
| Inquire OF any OF the best wholesale com
mission houses in city: II
| FOR SALE-S strawberry crates 5000 now
in stock: can supply all growers at 81
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wAYrHD-Rlcs farmers on the Brazorls

W
Rico and Irrigation Co.'S farm. Address
y. D. Richards. superintendent, Duke,
Texas. IS
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WE CONTROL THE LARGEST ANlp
best list Of property IN the CITY aud %
some homes on Nlaiu street two hand
some homes on McGoweu Groom modern
house Oh Austin st. two cottages on cor
choice lots on Chnrtrcs ST. price 5000.
Send MS a list of property you have for
sale. Norhcet q Brooks, 20l Bnz Bldg
Phones GT3 -
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ssn Joclnto Lodge No. 29B 4.
"a Up meets tonight at 1880 AT
"a r.stle Hall, corner Main and
0M p.sirIe. Work in the rank of
VA r.nrlre Members Of local
t< io5gas and visiting brethren are
~ ro+SIalIy invited to attend
y esbsnnellor commander; j. NJ.
ls.s' x OF Y. and ).
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WANTED-Young men TO learn telegrapny
for railway service; day ana night sesT
houston School OF Telegraphys Houstoni
Texas.
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ssass.,s. ouGH CURE. for colds and
VS. MsI sasant and sure; 25 cents.
~eaieine Store, Oh Congress
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RICE LANDS FOR RENr-part or all OF
GOO acres choice rice land on New BraZos
canal, about 20 miles north Of Houston
dine depot, Good drainage, full supply
aud one mile on graded road from Cio-
of water guaranteed by May 10. Good
residence, barn and stables. E. L. Den
mis-. Houston, -
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S25 TO $40 PER MONTH to ladies and gen.
tlemen to do writing at home; no endless
dressed stamped envelope Tor particulars.
Miss j, Calder, Cokesbury, Ill. "a
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ssitisssSIsM PARALYSIS, ErysIpeISS
~ W.. cured by the use OF the
y D.. noss OIL; large size $50;
a noSepald. II. b. Jones' Sons,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HEIGHTS CorfAGEr-Four rooms, corner,
four lots, southeast front, $3.50. ID. D.
Smeston, SOP Travis. ~
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NICE broom cottage for rent one block
from Boring Mill, second ward. Apply
Sol NJ. Colman. IL
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FOR SALE-5OO acres OF pine timber, cut
1000 per acre seven miles north q
Montgomery. Ben AcGee. Waco. Texas,
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RICE LANDS--3lO0 acres ia several tracts
In Harris county; tract OF 1000 acres IN
Jackson county rice lands Ia Liberty,
Harris Jefferson and BrazOria counties.
r. W. Gamble 4 Co, 1lS Main street. u
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY

MUM q MUM.
CROCKETT. TEXAS.
WI. Townsend. Attorney az Law anu
cenerst collecflon Agent President Anee-
linz County National Bank. Lufkins Iexas'
W. l., HALL. ~. ~.
WHARTON. TEXAS
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go Main
street, controls nine.tenths Of all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MlLRoY, agent. y
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U0TST0N HEIGHTS cottage OF four
rooms; convenient 10 car line supplied
with artesian water; on four lots, nicely
fenced: price Sl2J0i terms $3.50 cash aud
balance in monthly Instruments Jonn
a Miroy, agent, 220 Main ST. II
PTCT JANDS-Choica rice lands In oil
acid AT aud near Dayton, large and small
tracts; reasonable prices and terms; also
in other localities. Bryant-McEnnis Land
Co. 1918 Texas avenue. Is
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TAILED meeting of San ia
q S,nto lodge of Perfection No.
NJ az a S. r., tonight at 8
~ ,clork Work from 4th degree to
N 9tbderree. All candidates are
- requested to be present PETER
4 Chalmers, thlrty-second degree,
Is,.er; Dawes r. Sturgls, thirty-sec-
,,rse secretary.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RICE FARM--5es acres. 500 fenced, 70
!cyecd, pump, engine, thresheG two
cheap for quick sale u y. Johnson,
10l0l9 Texas avenue, room 5. =
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MIN LEARN barber trade; learn you
quicker; place you sure; guarantee salts.
faction; no fake Offers. Texas Barber
College Waco. Texas. ~
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NE Insurance, no longer wait for the old
line solicitor to cal, hut send theft
names, amount and kind OF policy wanted
direct to me and get facts and hgureS
we sell cheap term policies for protec.
tlon, Our ordinary life 10, Is and 20
pays become eudownents Mt age so.
> NOtPs takcn from, fret nlnsa nennln lnn
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A lInMn FoR EYrRY ONN.

HOME FOR EVERY ONE,
Without Rent or Interest,
10 HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION; 20
MORE FOR THE 10Th OF FEB.
Our safe, reliable plans OF building aud
buying homes Is meeting the approval
OF the public everywhere; thousands have
invcstl gated and satisfied themselves that
81 is the greatest investment OF the times,
We are receiving hundreds Of new mem.
bers weekly and maturing homes at a
rapidly increasing rate,
STOP THE RENT AND INTEREST.
We will furnish you the money to buy or
build YOU a home or farm, pay OIL Your
real estate leins any place In the United
States Join now, membership fee SaUU
and $50 per month until money is fur
niShcd Tor his home
We arc Houston bone company; Wa
are here 10 stay, regardless Of all opposl
uon don't bc mlsled, hut Cnu or write
400 Kiam building old phone 1905; agents
wanted. New phone $50.
THE HOUSTON HOME BUILDING co.
OPERATIVE Co, Houston. Texas, IS
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RICE FARM-5GS 1Crcs.- 900 fenced, u
levels pump, engine, threshcr, two house,
sheds garden all ready for work cheap
for quick safe ID. y. Johnson lOlOla
Texas avenue, room >. -
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WANTED--one Dutchman farm hand. APP
ply Chss. Albright, 21s miles oIt Main
street 81
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FOR SALE-Cheap nine and half lois,
city Railway addition Mrs. Byrnp,
Noble and Cochran streets -
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NOR oALIl-lly home on HarI1sDurR road,
three niles from court house; good
horse wagon, carriage and about lOo
Plymouth Rock chickens 90 with the
Mace. a good garden already planted
William Howard. at Carson Sewall y
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FINANCIAL,

MONEY TO LEND on real estate In or
near Houston: vendors lien notes bough-.
William W. Anderson, 3lOl2 Main street.
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ANY ONE who does not know orr phone
number please make note; = is 400
Houston Plumbing and Mfg. Co II
WANTED-To sell Post route Apply to
Mrs. Massle, SIS Mckee street. II
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TRAVELLING sALEsMEN,-Also adveTtiSS'
ers; salary or no 60 triumph W. IN "a
las TexPs.
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WANTED Men 10 learn the barber uadc;
eight weeks completes; constant practics'
expert instructions; tools furnished, post
tons guaranteed; write for particular.
Moler's Barber College, Dallas, Texas ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER With small capital to help open
mp fruit and confectiunary business;
finest locntiou In city, Inquire personally
at STUDIES Point hotel, 1908 Washington
street u
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MANTED-A good typewriter, who has
worked in district clerks Office and Is ex-
perlenced In such duties; must ne sober
and Industrious, write legi5le hand and
give references. Address L. y. BOX Cay;
Beaumont, Texas. 10
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Good actress TO do light work.
one who can do speciality preferred; must
be good dresser on and OF; good com.
pany; all summer; answer quick: must
leave town Wednesday,. Address A2i4,
this office. IA
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WANTED AT ONCH---A registered English
speaking Bohemian drug clerk; single
good salary permanent position Adaresei
The Palace Drug Store, Yoakum, Texas.
%
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WANTED AT oNCB-Two good boys 70
learn timers trade; none but STEADY
Toys need apply. Neceo q Eisemann. q
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NTHERS READ POST
" Want Ads. Do you?
FOR RENT

THREE ELEGANTLY furnished rooms
with hot and cold baths at 1917 Dallas
avenue. ~
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SIZE Arnold & Roberts. 6lOlg Main street
they have some choice Main street nddi'
tion lots on South End car line ON Travis,
Milan and Louisiana; high and sandy
see them duick for prices They also have
Some beautiful homes ia Third and Fourth
wards. nicely located. See them before
IN. advance. u
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MENAGD'S French Group Suet for croup
ana colds. Sold by a. L. Kiesllng Drag.
glsI. lOZ Main st. 3.G
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j. b HUTCuTNS. Nnvasota Texas. man
ufactures a salye that will cure tetter.
, eczema rlngworm or old sores of any
one box Of this salye not ncnaf ed,
money refunded. Write for tcstlmon ais.
T23O2
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
VISITORS FROM SCRANTON
High School and manua
Training Department Inspected

High School and Manua
Training Department Inspected
The Wilmington High School and
the manual training department We're
inspected yesterday by Messrs. Jen-
nings. Welsh and Barter and Solicitor
Roedy. Of the Scranton Board Of Con-
troll. 4 manual training department is
soon to be added to the public schools
in Scranton, and the object OF the visit
yesterday was to learn how that
branch is operated here.
The students were assembled in the
auditorium and were addressed by the
visitors. Luncheon was served in the
reception room by Miss TIanee.
The visitors were taken for a drive
around the city by DR.. r.. G.. Short
lidge. of the Board Of Education: Sii-
perlntendent g. w. Twitmyer, Secre-
tary Bartram. Dr. A. Il. Frantz and
Lewis b. Morrow. They were pleased
with the school and the city.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT TIE FREE LIBRARY

New books have been received at
the Institute Free Library as follows:
LITERATURE AND BIOGRAPHY.
Brandes. Main current events in
nineteenth century literature. 6v
Davis. ed Story Of the memorial
fountain to Shakespeare, gift OF George
w. Childs
Higsinson. Studies in history and
letters.
Reich. Hungarian literature.
Anderson. Story of my life.
Jessopp. John Dome; sometime
dean of S.. Paurs. 1621-31.
Lang. Mystery OF Mary Stuart
HISTORY AND TRAVEL
American-Irish Historical Society.
Journal v3.
Burton. Wanderings in the three
continents.
Graham. Guide TO geology and pal
eontology OF Niagara Falls and viein-
ity
Hearn. A Japanese miseellany.
Phillips. Modern Europe. 1S15-1s9s.
Robinson. The PHILIPPINES; the war
and people.
stoddard. A cruise under the cres-
ent from Suez to San Marco.
FICTION AND JUVENILE.
Brown. Margaret Werrenr
BEnyan. Life and death of Mr.
Badman. i<g p
Mabie. A child OF naturc.
Smith. Diary of a dreamer.
Brooks Danes and daughters Of the
young republic.
Coppee. Tales for Christmas and
other seasons.
CoPpee True Mother Goose.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23

Joseph Murphys creations in the beau-
tiful Irish plays named Kerry Cow
and "Shaun Rhue.' The alleged Irish
productions are purely theatric without
sembanoo OF truth, while Joseph
Murphy's plays are purely dramatic
and full of truth. He will appear in
the Kerry Cow on Saturday night at
the Grand Opera House.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23

Paine. Beason prize medals, and
other stories.
Paine. Reynard the fox
MISCELLANEOUS.
American book-prices current. Sept,
1900-Sept, 1901
Burton and Mathews. Constructive
studies IN the life Of Christ
Dixie French architects and sculp-
tors of the 18th century.
Groos Play of man.
Russell & Lewis. The Jew in Lon
don.
Roosevelt First message.
Webster Two treaties Of Paris and
the Supreme Court.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
outing Club Organized

At a meeing held at 519 East Fourth
street. a club was formed to be known
as the Holland Outing Club. Twenty
charter members were enrolled. The
officers are as follows, Joseph Myers,
president; Joseph +. Flanagan, vice
president; Joseph Holland, treasurer;
Thomas G. Grinsell. secretary. The
club is formed for social and sporting
events.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
and Carriages

The @ o-Carts and
Carriages are now conf
plete-the carts are ar
tistic and we'll made,
and supplied with the
la tie 5 t improvements;
enameled runnin g
gears, rubber hub caps,
nutless wheels and ad-
Unstable; also, the con-
vertible Go-Carts that
can be made Carriage
or Go-Cart at your will.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
nulldinr Permits issued

Building Inspector Cassidy has
granted permits to Egbert Nutter, to
make repairs to No. 2125 Market street
TO cost $3.50. and to No. 1924 King
street. to cost SIG. w. Smith BARLEY
alterations to No. 3 East Fourth
street. for Clarence r. Holt to cost
81. 500. J. w. Hughes. mansard roof,
No 1920 Adams street, to cost $500.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23

Mary Mdnnellng was greeted by a
large audience in the opera House
last evening. She presented "Janice
Meredith" f" and the performance was
excellent The Janice presented last
evening is said to be an Improvement
over the Janice in Mr.. Ford's novel.
In the book SHE is pictured as a shall
ow-pated girl of beauty, and not en-
titled TO much consideration. But the
Janice OF Mary Mannering's concer-
tiOn is a lovable creature The last act,
however, was a triile tedious. and tie
climax alone saved it from being
.dreary. Among those in the cast who
may be given especial mention are
Howard Gould, who took the part OF
John Brererton; Thomas Marston. the
heroine's country lover; w. ID. Chafiin,
the father Of Janice, and Amy Ricard,
who made charming Tabitha
DrinkeE.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23

At the close Of a performance given
by that great farce comedy company,
,~rhe Katzen5ammer Kids at Racine,
Wis. a well-dressed man Of the pessi-
mistic school. whose appearance indi-
Gated that he was well-to-do. rs far
as this worlds goods were concerned,
approached that prince of comedians.
Edward Blondell. and informed him
that he had paid his money to see his
show and was greatly dissatisfied. In
as mnoh as the performance ha been
greeted with a continuous roar of
laughter every moment that the cur
tain was up. Mr.. Blondell was surprised
and chagrined at the statement which
led TO the inquiry of the cause OF the
gentleman's complaint. why" said
he. there was nothing but laughs all
through the piece. Not a d--d man
or woman killed or murdered from
start 10 finish. laughed until my
sides ached, but didn't cry a tear once.
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
ONE WAY SECOND-CLAsS COLON
IST FARES TO TIE WEST VIA

Isl FARES TO THE WEST VIA
b. & o. r. r.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company viii sell daily, until April 30.
second-class one-day solOnist tickets
TO points in Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton. Oregon and California at very
low rates. TO Portland. Oregon. Ia
coma, Seattle and all other points in
Washington, Oregon and British Co
lumbia, $3.50. To San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego and all other
points in California, $495O. To other
points proportionately low rates. For
tull particulars. write or apply to II. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington
Feather Boas reenrled. s1a oranee 81
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
E. L. PEACOCK co.
* WHERE IGNORANCE is BLISS, IT'S FOLLY TO Be WISE *

a e las tore is W complete on prsnB
L p DC " III store H largest
OH II Of dependable goods which
is r
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
Other Porch Furniture

No other store shows such a variety of porch
and lawn furniture in rockers, chairs settees and
swings
75c-A strong white maple frame, with double
reed seat '''4 e. rnu1e'-ev
oSc-Large size rocker with spindle back.
Sr5o-Extra large size rocker, with reed seats
and backs, wide fiat arms in natural, vermillion
green; usual price, $500.
sI.75-Low back rockers, white maple frame,
varnished slat back and reed seatsthe best rocker
we know of for the money.
Lawn Settees, 6oc and Soc
Ferris Wheel Lawn Swings, $500
Camp Chairs $3.50
Evening journal., 1902-04-23

Mr.. Blondell felt relieved and his quick
perception OF wit induced him TO say:
MY dear sir, / am very sorry to hear
that our efforts failed to please but II
YOU will come around tomorrow night
we have an entirely new program and
shall play a tragedy in one act during
the 5ction of the play in which every
one of the actors are killed, and after
their death they jump up and out into
the auditorium and scalp the audience
Ii was tho last night Of Mr.. Blondell
and "The Katzeniammer Kids at
Racine. Wis They come to the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday afternoon
and night
David Belascos world famous Ameri-
can play, "The Heart Of Maryland, -
has attained in this It's sixth season
the fin de sieclo dramatic success OF
the American stage. It's story arouses
that one feeling which makes all the
world akin. For los basis and vitality.
It's motive and strength are woman's
love. ner devotion. cOnstancy and SELF
sacrificing heroism in the struggle TO
rescue the man she loves from an ig-
nominious death. "The Heart OF Mary
land" will be brought forward in this
city at the Grand Opera House on
lb'riday night.
The impression gained from witness
ing representations OF nine-tenths OF
1.-THE Irish characters. so-called, now seen
upon the stage Is that the irish nation
are physical curios, mental and social
! incompetent They are a libel upon
the natural intelligence, large-heart-
\ ednesf and quick wit of a race which
has fairly, as a race.won an equal place
with that occupied by any people on the
i earth. The Irish as they really are
are quite like any other rational hu.
j man beings. except. perhaps. they are
\ more intense in their loves. their 10y
I atty. their ambitions and determina'
ton. Thus it is that it is an easy ant
a pleasant duty 10 differentiate brief,
between the values of the actors al
ready referred to and the value o
Evening journal., 1902-04-23
RefrigeratOrS

The North Star Refrigerators and Ice Chests
proving to be favoritesthd best refrigerator
the market today Hard wood construction and great
savers of ice cheaper than most of the pine boxes
that being sold at other stores. We will make
offer On these chests that will demonstrate their
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To Kill Chan;ee.

Prepared to take the law into her
hands, Mrs. Annie White, of Verde,
Arizona, is on her way to New York,
where she expects to have a settlement
with General ChatTee when he arrives
from the Philippines, says The Trib-
une'S FL PaSo. Texas, correspondent.
She is the widow OF a discharged
soldier of the Eigth infantry. On his
deathbed her husband eXacted a
pledge that she would prefer charges
against Gcn"~al Chatfee for alleged
cruel treatment AT Camp Mcdowell, a
post nelr the San Carlos reservation,
Arizona. Mrs. White charges that
General Chaifee, then major, sent
soldiers TO their home, which was Just
outside the reservation, burned their
house, and drove oil all their cattle.
When seen at FL PaSa, she said: Il
am going to New York TO meet Gen
eral Chafree, and if he does not give
me satisfaction I'll shoot him dead In
his tracks. / have preferred charges.
but he prevented then from getting
before congress. | have told General
Miles about it and he says for me tC
wait. | have waited long enough.
want settlement and | am going u
have it. I'll have his life or satiSfac-
tory reparatiOn.'
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Funeral Directors.

The funeral directors association
which meet in Columbia last Tuesday
adjourned sine die Wednesday. The
annual election uf officers resulted as
follows:
President Jno. f. Floyd, Spartan
burg.
First Vice PrcSident-J NJ. Van
Metre, Columbia.
Second Vice PreSidcnt-W NJ
Waters, Florence.
Secretary c. NJ. Tolly, Anderson
Treasurer III. Dukes, Orange
burg.
Executive Committee j Nj. Connel
ly, Charleston; G.. NJ. Tolly, Anderson
j. +. Mackey Grccnville.
The next meeting will be in Aiken,
probably in August Of next year.
McSSrS. w. w. Moore OF Barnwcll
j. +. Mackey of Grcenville, j. NJ. Con
Lelly of Charleston were elected dele
gates to the national convention in
Milwaukee, Wis, in October. Mr.. Con
nelly is vice president Of the Nationa
association. Resolutions OF thank
were adopted 10 Major Christian 0
Richmond for his able papers, and t,
the local newspapers.