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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
A New Club.

The Southern Literature club helt
their initial meeting Friday afternoon
Dec. s, at the residence of Mrs. Jane.
B. Denisoo, 224 Pine street, and elected
the following officers: President
Mrs. ] W. K. Bryan; vice-president
Mrs. Anna Turner; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. James B. Denison
teacher, Mrs Clara Price. AS the
name indicates, the club will take up
the study of southern authors exclus-
lively. The following committee were
appointed to prepare a course of
studies for the ensuing three months:
Mesdsmes Price, Norwood and Deni-
son. Next meeting TO be held Dec.
%, at 2:3o p. M, With President Mrs.
Bryan, on Rusk street.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

turn the franchise over to you by you
paying my hotel bill and other ex-
penses. / have been awhile In your
city. That is not much. l will also
give you choice of five kinds of gas
machinery, yet you will not have to
take either; or you can have our plant
at the market price. I am fair. /
came here to build gas plant In your
city, and even II you do not wish to do
this, / am going to keep my obligs-
tons, If you do not spoil my chances.
l do want this plant separate as much
as you do, If 1t is better for you. II you
do not wish to take me up franchise
is not worth the paper 1t Is written on
IL 1t Is not used, and has good backing
You can bank on the backing of my
franchise, and all local people who
wish stock, II any of you should, as a
local company is better than one con.
trolled out of your city, you must call
at once at the Lindell Hotel, give your
name and the amount. We do not
beg any of you or do we use list of
big names to get you to subscribe, as
no one will have a chance TO get stock
after our company is organized.
can finance 1t in one days ride out your
city. However, wish to let Pales.
tine people know am fair. All some
of you wish is our gas, that you all will
have; yet some of you may wish to be
stockholders, and our company will be
glad to welcome you; also have the
company located here. Nevertheless
will be on time just the same as we
we're with the forfeit. Our company
is to be $4,000, and It will take at
least 20 miles of pipe, of which we have
to build two and half miles in the
next FIVE months, besides operating
We hope to be supplying gas in four
months, by February is possible.
w. II. MCGoLDRICK,
Lindell Hotel
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
Social Evening.

1t is beginning to be quite habit
with the graduating class to wind up
the week or month with social dis.
turbspce. This class has about seven
teen members, all young ladies but
one lonely young man, making a
popular sort of sixteen to one class.
They are forced at these hurrahs to
select few young men from the out
side society to keep their meetings
from looking like "gsl stag party"
They reserve the right to storm any
household that has a member in the
class. Last night they had high old
time at the residence of J. W. Nance.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

F. g. Conrad, advance man for "The
Convict's Daughter" theatrical COM
pany, is in the city today. His show
will be here about the middle oil
January.
Hon. A. Morgan Duke of Tyler,
Texas, the famous lecturer on Frster-
nal Insurance of Frsternal Brother
hood, will lecture at the Red Mems
Hall Monday night, Dec. IS. Every
body invited and the ladies especially.
Come one, come all. 1t
Mrs. Allison, living at 112 South
jackson street, is reported critically
i'll. Two of her married daughters,
Mesdames WyIie and Young, of Louis
lana and Arkansas, are with her. The
good lady died this afternoon, after
the above was put in type.
Mr.. Elliott, late of Philadelphia, has
accepted position in the general Of
fees. Mr.. Elliott will orgabize boy
choir for st. Philips church, and met
a number OF boys at the rectory Thurs
day evening and organized. This is a
good work and we hope will be sue
cessful.
LosT-A gold hat pin, with y. w. on
it. Please return TO dressmaking de-
partmeut at Grand Leader. IS st
For RENT-Newly furnished room
for rent; close in, 2O4 DeBsrd st. Wv
For RENT-seventy acre farm right
near the city. Jno. r. Hesrne. is l5t
FOR REET-Rooms over the Royal
National Bank; suitable for offices or
living rooms. left
For RENT-4'room cottage on Queen
street. Apply to Mrs. Beaoin. IS. 81
Wish to exchange Dallas property
for Palestine property. have new,
modern cottage of rooms, bath. re.
ception hall, electric lights, gas, phone,
sewerage, large gallery, large barn,
good side walk; will exchange for Pal
estine property. For further Inquiries
apply to J. b. Earl, 80 May st. Is St
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
McGOIdrick Writes.
CONTINUED From Page i. ]

the favor. Can l be any palmer to
your You wish to know how they
build their plants; see how many they
are running that they own. Just find
that out and inspect that plant. Now
il the council and people give me a
chance after they have granted my
franchise, am sure il / do not serve
you right say give franchise to
some one that will. Do not spoil my
work now or let others do so without
knowing facts. This is not personal
matter, only public, and when you
treat the public right they are sure to
do the same by you.
have never failed to fill my obliga-
tions at any place. 1 have started my
work; 1 am no stranger among you.
Born in Shreveport, La, raised in Tex,
and you do not have to go far to under
stand my work, or who am. may add
that Palestine people wishing the gas
to be a separate company while the
obligations of the franchise must be
carried out, il any one runs it. You
can have it separate and forever keep
it thus, If you SO wish, as the franchise
was granted to me. Yet my company
put up the forfeit, 1t still has the fran
chise in my own name; promise you
this, to show you 1 or my company is
not under any obligations to any one:
You can organize a company among
yourselves. If you will show me you
are in good faith and will take up my
obligation and build the plant, will
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
ARRIVE
DEPART
PERSONAL MENTION.

U. 8. Pawkett is in the city from
Fort Worth.
Notice schreiner's ad about pianos
and toys. 16-6t
Mrs. Leland Douthit returned home
at noon from a visit to relatives in
Rusk.
]. Q. Munro, special agent for the
A. r. T. company, left for st. Louis
today.
Oopelsnd's is headquarters for Ia
dies and gents umbrellas. 13.tf
Chief clerk of the freight clsims de-
pertinent, j. II. Pusch, went up to
Tyler this morning.
Mrs. Joe Wooters and children of
Austin are the guests of Mrs. 7. B.
Greenwood and family.
Mrs. Park Rowland, who was the
guest of Mrs. Ed Pells, went to Tyler
today, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. L. P. Montgomery of Grayson
county, is in the city for short visit
to her sister, Mrs. 8. P. Allen.
Mr.. Grover seldom, who has been
quite sick the past week, is reported
some better, though not entirely well.
Candy Headquarters for Christmas
Booth Bros.
Joe Russ, ex-superintendent of the
Pacific Express Co., and brother of
Conductor Geo. Russ, came in last
night from the north.
Prof. Gaines, Judge Hudson and
Phil Roquemore returned home this
morning from Waco, where they at
tended the Masonic grand lodge.
Phone 535 if your clothes need clean
ing. If
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
Died Under Operation.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. NJ.
Adams died under an operation in this
city, and tonight the remains will be
taken from the home of Mrs. NJ. A.
Martin, to be conveyed to Birming-
ham, Ala.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
Church Notice.

Rev. Jos. B. Sears, presiding elder,
will preach at Centenary church to-
morrow, morning and evening, and q
special song service will be feature
of the services. The public cordially
invited.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

w. NJ. Hinson, the tobacco expert,
with his wife, left this morning for
Florida to spend the holidays. He ex-
poets to return to Palestine about
Jan. 10.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16
NaSOnic.

Called convention of Palestine
Chapter No. 10, r A. NJ, tonight.
Work in the NJ. NJ. and P. NJ. degrees.
Full attendance urged.
]. E. DoUTHIT, 81. P.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

There is an advertisement en- this
page that will interest you, from The
Wonder Store. 11-12t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

A new Silver Fruit Basket for the
Xmas present. Copelsnd's Jewelry
Store. 1871
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-16

Try Grsser's Chile, the best in the
city. Next to Goldberg's saloon on
Main street. 213-1m
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
SUNK OFF DOBI,S FERRY
Unknown Yacht Rammed bv a Stcani-
er and Several Persons Drowned.

New YORK, July 1.-POlice h%eadQuar-
ters received information tonight that
al unknown yacht had been sunk Off
Dobbs Ferry by Il steamer flying the
Swedish flag. 1t vas learned that
about 8 y. III. Il small yacht brilliantly
Illuminated, anchored off a dock at
Dobhs Ferry and had hardly stopped
when the came ran into it. The
lights Oh both went out and yacht turn
ed turtle and sank.
Fifteen minutes later fifteen men
from the steamer rOWeG i'll and asked
if H. survivors had come ashore from
the sunken yacht. Upon learning that
none Lad come ashore from the sunken
yacht the three men pulled their boat
up on the beach and took a train for
New York. They declined to say who
they were Or give the name Of their
steamer ana after they had taken the
train the boat continued on up the
river. The DObbs Ferry pilot reported
that several persons were drowned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
PREFECT OF POLICE KILLED
Count ~Sl:ouvalOT Assassinated in His
Office. While Receiving Petitions.

Moscow, July 11.-Major General
Count ~Shouvaloff, project of the police
here and formerly attached to the min
istry OF the interior, was as~sassinated
this morning while receiving petitions.
One Of the petitioners drew a revolver
and fired five times at the project who
fell dead. The assassin was arrested
The assassin awaited in the ante
room of the prefecture till the other
petitioners had been received and tnen
entering the audience roo he advanc-
ed towards Count ShOuvalOff firing hEe
shots at close range. The bullets pass
ed through the body of the project.
The assassin, who was dressed as 4
peasant has not been identified. He
was recently arrested as a political SIS
pect but escaped from the police sta
ton before his examination.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
Specially Prepared Room in Newport
Jail Tor Caleb Powers.
MAYOR TRIED TO PREVENT THUS
As 2 Result Warrants Have Eenn Is
sued Against Mayor HcliEboid and
Two Policemen. Charging Them
With Contempt OF the Federal
Court, .s,-

Cincinnati. July II. -Jailar PlocGer
| aId three other men 1r- out "n bail
! after arrest nv order of MAYOR II"lnl-
t'ld. of Newport. ~. Policemen
! FiVnn and Rat!can are out on bail,
| having been arrested charged with re-
sistinG Urftco States officers in the
DISCHARGE of their duty> and the Maycr
himself was TODAY bound over 10 ap-
pear in court Thursday AMI make
aEawcr tC charges of resisting United
States officers. These wcr. non
the results Of an attempt ot some of
the friends Of Caleb Ppwa.s. former
secretary of state Of Kentucky. under
indictment for complicity in the muir
der Of William Goe.lel q furnish the
cell which tha prisoner was to occupy
with more comforts tl>an usually fall
to the lot Of inmates OF the Newport
Jail. In the fight which followed
when the taller refused II obey the
MAYORS orders to place Powers in a
cell other Than that PREPARED for Pow
eiS. the Mayb~'s front teeth were
knocked Out. reVoivcrs We're drawn
ana althOs. The entire police force Of
H;cWDcrt vas called into action.
Caleb PrWet- thrust mt L small
cecil last night. When Mayor Helmbold
was in charge. vas taken 10 stairs to
the place arranged 70: him after Iail-
er P!oegrr regaiiled charge of the iail.
The furniture which had been taken
li~In the room VAS T. placed.
Judge Cochran tO01i directed the
of warrants charging con-
tcinpt Of the fedora! court against
NaVUr rlelmbo,I. of Newport :ulG po-
telHen Ratican AMI Fiynn as Il re-,
>':lt CT lEcir actions in CONNECTION w!:h
tile . nmiIment of C<a!Cn PDV.lS to
III" Newport iali last night The local
Officials will have to answer 20 this AL
tllt,of.aI charge direct TO the court.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14

Ieck theatre and the preliminary con-
tests Of bands We're the features of the
days programme.
Grand Exalted Ruler O'Brien pre-
sided ~ the secret session which is the
forty-tirst Grand Lodge gathering OF
Tho order. It was estimated that 1900
representatives were present. only
about 2tEf Of the smaller Southern and
Western To-. tes being unrepresentd.
After the committee on credentials
had conn Gee its work. Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler a'Hrieu made his annual re-
port.
y" "'ae followed by Grand Secretary
Fred G. Robinson, Of Dubuque, Iowa.
if.% rs!,a"t showed an increase of 22,-
q :" r'or"h"rshin. There are now
several lodges with n membership OF
over 1000.
Treasurer John *. Teners' financial
statement says:
1.-THE per capita tax OF ten cents,
paid hy the entire membership, now
over 2"G zoe. for the maintenance of
tie Elk Home, 1T Bedford CITY. Va.
fGr ini:gert Tlks. has been paid. and
G 90 wor'h If property adjoining the
home has been purchased.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
FEAR ANOTHER MUTINY.

kustenji, Rounania, July 11.-rhe
Russian squadron seems to be delayed
here owing to the fea that another
mutiny will break out should the YES
sells put to sea. The fact that fifty-ive
sailors from the Kniaz Potemkine who
surrendered have been imprisoned on
board the different vessels Of the
squadron seems to be delayed here OW-
ing to the fear that another mutiny viii
break out should the vessels put to sea
The fact that fifty-ive sailors from the
Kniaz Potemkine who surrendered
have been imprisoned On board The
different vessels of the squadron await
ing trial for rebellion, has caused in
tense Indignation among the crews,
and as a consequence there are fears
of another mutiny.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
c. F. TOmIinsOr Elected Grand Es-
teened Leading Knight.
VISITORS ON PLEASURE BENT
Great Parade is Scheduled for Today
Bower. Dallas and Atlantic CITY
Ccntesting for the Next Convention.
Elected Grand Esteemed Leading
knight.

Buffalo. n. Y. july 1.-THE fol-
lowing grand lodge officers were elect
ed al the annual reunion of the Bcncv-
oIent and Protective Order of Elks to-
dGy.
G~and Exalted Ruler-Robert w.
Brown. Louisville. XIV.
Grand Esteemed Leading Knight
C. F Tomlinson. Winston. n. c.
Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight
Charles W. Xaurmann. Ttoboken. y. j.
Grand Esteerer Lecturing Knight
Edward Mclaughlin. Boston.
.;rand Secretary-Fred &. Robin
son. DUBUQUE. Iowa.
Grand Treasurer-John <. Tener
Ch&rleroi. Pa.
Grand T:ler-W. w. McClelland.
Piltsburg. Pa
Grand Trustee-Long Term-John
D'Shea. LINN. Mass
Grand Trustee-Short Term-Dr.
w. II. Haviland Butte. Mont.
All but Mr.. Kaufman and DR..
Havilai,f1 were elected BY a~cclaruati"n.
All opposition to Ar Shea was With
drawn before the convention opercd
The only contest worthy of note was
that for the office Of Short Term Trus-
tee. Colonel l.. Kingsley. Of Waterloo.
Ia. AMI MavOr Charles c. of
Wheeling. w. va. oprsosed DR.. Havi-
land.
The report of the board Of govern
ors recommending the abandonment
of the ElEs Hcrne at Bedford CITY.
Va. was turned yer to the Grand
Trustees.
The report of the Grand Trustees on
IL same subject recommended turn
ing control of the Home over to the
governors.
The pace of the ext convention
will be named tomorrow Denver.
Eailas n Atlantic CITY have the con-
test betw cen them.
in the land contest The governors
land of the state of Jaiisco. Mexico.
won first prize in class A Tn class
B.. Dorirgs Military Band of TROY won
first prize.
The crowd on The streets tonight
is greater and o on ~pIeasiir. bent
than the one CT las. night. Main
street is ablaze of lien. through the
entire business section. The great
Esrade viii take Mace tomorrow.
The Elks' nineteenth annual reun-
attending the nineteenth annual reun-
ion of the order today began to CON-
bine business with pleasure. The open
ing session of the Grand Lodge at the
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
e.NAsHrS PREVIOUS RECORDS
The Waller Scot SDc~a al Makes the.
Run From Los Angeics to- Chicago.
22f4 Niles i'm II Hours and 81 Min
uteS, =

Chicago. July 11.-With every CIR
Gf4rA.e.ri by a l~eiirious record break
ing IN from Los .AnG los ~ C1rl.c.
tie Walter Scott special. on the Santa
Re railroad. arrived here at 1851 Il. III.
bayiag beaten ail previous records by
Lcd1s. rs we'll ~ lettering tie specials
oven cXactiE@ schedule.
Eonsi2tiu. of a baggage car, diner.
a...t III vace living car. the train which
left Los Angeles ut l y. N. sunday
caiss into the Polk Street Station today
aIIuos: ut top speed. having made the
fun. 2,2i4 l-2 miles, In IL hOufs and ii
1.4safes. This Is - hours and > min
utes faster than the time Of the regn-
Ina Santa lie Limited, X is three hours
80 foU. minutes faster than tie origi
nal contract called for. which vas IL
h"r.->. AMI beats even the later sched-
uIe of ~ hours By six minutes.
The best previous time for this run
was made by the Peacock Special III
1900 / ma race against death" but the
record Of this train ny the perform.
ance consummated today is beaten by
sc,c Il hours ard - minutes.
Eliminating stops. OIL dead time
which aggregated 80 minutes, tire spe-
cial made ihe run in 43 hours and Us
minutes, an average for In entire dis
tarce of 2-..4I IL miles of 51.1 miles
per hour. The fastest time OF the run
was made between C~Eiilicothe, ILL.,, and
Coal City, Ills. a ii staEte of II miles
which made ~ the .ate OF 90 IL miles
per hour.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
SITUATION IN VENEZUELA
\ SncciaI Commissioner to Make Il
Thorough Investigation of C"nft-
tons There.

Oyster Fay. L. T.. July 11.-Wil1lam
]. Calhoun. of Chicago. has been ap-
Tointed b. President Roosevelt 20 be
a snecial commissioner to Venezuela
Mr.. Calhoun will make a thorough in
~vCstigation into the conditions in Ven
erue!a so far as they relate to the
United States and It's interests. An Of
fetal announcement w Mr.. Calh@u
has been DESIGNATED as Special Com
missioner tG examine fully into he
situation in Venezuela and report to
the President exactly what the differ
erces are between Venezuela and the
United States and other foreign DOW
IS. also 10 what has been arranged for
the other foreign powers that i'll any
way conflicts with the interests of
the United States. He is also to cX-
anime. although necessarily i'll a rath-
er general way. into the complaint
made nv American companies. as to
TIE conduct of the Venezuelan govern
mcnt. to tho President exactly as to
what the equities are in these cases"
Mr.. Calhoun will make no injuries
relating to the EiOWen-LoOnlis case.
The President regards this as virtually
q closed incident.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
Large Portion of GunterSvilIe SwcDt
by Fire.

Guntersville, Ala, July 1.-The
worst fire in the history of the town of
Guntersville has swept a large area OF
the business portion of the town.
Clouds Of smoke were first discovered
rising from the furniture house Of S.
G. Whitaker. A wind blowing from
the south drove the flames through the
furniture store Of NJ. Gilbraith, thence
across the alley into the grocery store
OF A. E. Hooper and Company, and sf-
ter this had burned, the large store vi
Sam Henry and Son was destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 with abou.
one-third insurance. A heavy air
which fell undoubtedly prevented the
fire from spreading.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-14
MRS OEBRICHS ROBBED
>Jcwe;ry aVIued at $4,000 Stolen From
Her Newport Cottage

Newport, r. l., July 11.-When Mrs.
Charles NJ. OeIrichs returned to her
cottage here tonight after an absence
of two hours, she discovered that jew
elry valued at $4,000 had been taken
from her dressing case. The Newport
police were notified of the robbery.
Among the jewels lost are Il diamond
triara and several pearl and diamond
ornaments.
1t is said that entrance was gained
TO the cottage through Il window on
the southern part of the house. Dur
Ing the period of Mrs. Oelrichs' alb
sence the servants We're the only
known occupants of the house. The
jewelry with their paste-duplicates lay
on the dressing case. The imitation
jewels were not taken.