The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-05-17
AUSTIN'S VISITORS.

Dri.kill.
Mr.. C. E. Minex, of the Mexican Central
railroad, is in town.
Mr.. Jake W. Levy, of Sherman, is in
the city taking in the drill.
Col. William Cameron, the great lum-
Der man of Waco, is IN the city.
Can't. ]. n. Quinn and daughter, of
Houston, are at Mrs. Spaulding's.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs and his wife are
stopping at the governors mansion.
Mai. BIZ Cromwell, United States in
ternai revenue agent, is in the city
Mr.. Gonzales and Mr.. Hutchlns, of
Galveston, are to be found at Miss Ella
Rust's.
DIP. Ornelas, consul of the Mexican
government, at San Antonio, arrived last
evening.
Mrs. DR.. A. W. Wilcox, of Laredo, is
visiting the family of Reverend Doctor
Howard.
Mr.. A. W. Neville, of the Paris Daily
News, is here to witness this dedication
exercises to-day.
Mrs. M. Friedman and son Meyer, of
San Antonio, are in the city, the guests
of Mrs. ID. friedman.
Mr.. T. G. S. Hatch, of McGregor, and
his two sons, came in yesterday to attend
the capitol ceremonies.
Mr.. j. X. P. Hanna, statistical agent for
Texas for the United Stats department.
of agriculture, is in the city
Miss Laura Risher, of Waco, arrived in
the city last night, and will be at MAJ. W.
NJ. Walton's during the drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henry, of Corsi
cana, will arrive to-day and stop at Maj.
]. ]. Lanes, 2O6 West Ninth street, during
the week.
Colonel Guy NJ. Bryan and daughter, of
Galveston, are in attendance at the drill,
and are the guests of Reverend Doctor
Howard.
Mr.. Kleburg, a prominent attorney of
Corpus Christi, and Mr.. Fuller, leading
cattle man of Fulton, Tex, are taking in
/, the drill.
Mr.. E. G. Senter, of Mobeetie, arrived
i, last night. He says there were l,5OO peo-
= pie on his train aud all stopped at Austin,
, except five.
Mr.. B. W. Mccullough, the genial and
= accommodating general pass niger and
y ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, is in town.
Mr.. Walter Ridgely, of Texarkana, of
6 the Murphy fame, is i'll the city. He vi
. leave soon for Ohio, where, 1t Is reported,
= he will BE- spliced.
, Robers Cohen, senior grand ste yard of
the Grand Lodge of Texas, arrived yester-
day, and will take prominent part in ths
Masonic ceremonies to-day.
y Miss Nellie Mai Alden, of St. Louis, is
the guest of Mrs. Hamilton, at her bea1ti-
e full home on corner Twenty-seCond and
August street, opposite University.
Miss Hettie League Wells, of Calves
Z ton, will arrive this morning via the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad, and will
n be the guest of Mrs. W. R. Handy.
e General Santos Benevides, of Laredo,
r accompanied by his son, is here as the
: special representative of his sOn-in-law,
the governor of the state of Nuevo Leon,
5, Mexico
DR.. Jas. H. Grant and Mr.. o. B. Saw
Is yers, of Palestine, are enjoying the de-
y lightful breezes of the beautiful Capital
n City this week, and are the guests of Mr..
il George A. Brush
g Colonel Brady and wife, Mrs. Robertson,
u Miss Jenkins and Miss McMurphy, Mr.
VIM. Kendall and Mr. Gasuett, all of
Houston are stopping at 206 East Twelfth
: street-Miss Ella Rust's.
- Capt. A. Faulkner, general passenger
"a and ticket agent, Houston anu Texas
a Central railroad, has rendered valuable
ss assistance IN expediting transportation to
!, and from the encampment grounds.
5. Hon. Frank Gonzal-s, consul of the
l. Mexican government, at Galveston, &C.
% c0mpanied by his beautiful daughter,
:, Miss Matte Gonzales, is here to partici
S. pate to-day.in the dedication ceremonies.
st c. G. Vogel, of Kendall county, we'll
n known to the newspaper fraternity and
81 real estate men, is stopping with Mrs.
Hicks on Thirteenth street, and has his
/ temporary Office with Judge John B.
IN Rector.
Gen. W. l.. Cabell, the United S ates
~ marshall for the northern district of
Texa5, is the guest of Land Commissioner
Hall. General Cabell is the ranking ex-
confederate officer in Texas, except Gen
-, - eral Maxey. His deputy marshals, as his
- old soldiers did, call him old "Tige," for
the reason he never lets them rest until
- they have brought law breakers in his
ie district to justice.
" Mrs. DR.. Beck and Miss Bessie Beck,
# Mr. Bierschwale, of Holmes & Biersch-
n vale, Mr.. Wilson Hay, district and county
clerk, all of Mason county, and Mr.
Frank Dillon, Of Eagle Pass, are guests of
Maj. Henry NJ. Holmes, 1902 Congress
avenue.