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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09

want podobntm dosai 6ikdy iAd
nou 6tastntnteh noel Bsssstapo
val, Mohl Wy siee lmsnoykn btti
,alemnissm, led isst poehybno. ~
by diplgnat fAsa fos,sfovs, ktsfi
dlsd .ik,aiho ,sjemnisa spojsnjch
s,Aih, jssot ! diad veIsyyslauce ks
dvofhm syfopss fm ras,Aval, podit
sensho po.tsvent po Iobnaho pIiIsL
sesbal
v bloomsbury, "a. odbfvkn
byl pondaIi soul,ol meti dfem
w l.. liiegelsm . Wm. kbbiefem
q Pbila lslph,e. stsrtl ptS iens
pyntisiho ollonjiti eb,aI. itiegsl
odnesl u 10 pamksku soaboIs dst
do-,i tsikA s.leina rkpy . kbbIef
vytAsi jislt .mfti len Tim, ia kale
,Apisnisu. ' nApfsni kap.s 40 ma
Ietajioim, uvisla.
Vice splsa, ths prada
Il New Y0fkn osnamosAno v
dtefy, H. obobod1t buf.a hodik po
lhIati rAsonodkrstyo % ImenoyAni
tslAstniho yfboru, Ismui by, po.
dobns jako sjbora I.erow osu,
flhna byla pluA moe sysstfiu ye
Akery msstskd odbory New Yor
ku, TAX aby rIist6n, bylo, jakyoh
rotmtreoh odborech ttchto, po
dobnt jako oiboru policeIntm,
shnIloba panoyala. Ncnf pry je.
dink6ho odboru ' New Yorku, kde
BY Sc nsbyla IN asle,d sprkvy tam
manistiok6 dplatnost korsupoe
zahnfzdila a bur-a Jest toho nAble
do, le kdyt jii disttnim Augikao
va ohltya zapodato bylo. tento
vydisttn bfti by mel dbaladnd a 10
ncmtlo by u-tAno by.i ma praei po.
loyi6nf.
OsuenJ polar
v Albany, N. Y, rni6en byl v
ned6li rama poaArem hotel Dele.
van, nejvetsi a nejobliben6jsf to
hotel tamnf polar ten ukAxal sc
byti daleko osndnejsim, ne1 . po
6atku "a to 40 m6lo. v pondelf
oxnAmeno totiz, ze pfi pozaru tom
pouze jedna osoba zivot pfisla
TO sice skokem okna tfetfho po.
schodf, LED dters porovnanfm SO.
znamu hosth zjiateno, 2e celkem
II osob pohfesovano jest a nenf
ami nejmensf pochybnosti tom,
ze vsichni Ii plamenech bfdne
yabynuli. Y po6tu toho dobre dvs
tfetiny pfipadajf na posluhy slu.
zebnd botelu a tento velky po6et
obetf vysvatlovan jest tim, 10 w.
chod one cast, nfz sluzebnf
mfstnosti sc nalezaly, plameny "a.
mexen byl. Bedlive prohlednuti
spaleniste bylo naffzeno a doufA
sc, 10 tim po6et ob6tf najisto bude
ziiat6n.
We prospech Debse.
Zastupci 6etnych d6lnickych or.
gsn,zacf chicagskfch odbyval. VI
pondelt poradni schdzi, nfz usne.
Seno vydati provolAni k veikeremu
organizovanemu d6lnictyu americ.
k6mu, nemz vyzyvano toto jest
ku sbfrani pffsp6vkh ma daIsf oh.
hajobu odsouzeneho pfedsedy uDie
rffnench zelexnidnfch, Eugena V.
Debse a soudruhh. ProvolAnf TO
rozsffeno bude mexi delnfky po
celd zemi. UvAdejf se mem dh.
vody, proc Debs a ostatnf odsouxe-
nj nemeli by trest nastupovati.
Pravf Sc mem meri jin5m: "NA-
sledkem domnenky, ze odvolAnf Sc
K spolkovemu vrchnfmu soudu ne.
melo by "a nasledek xruaenf rox.
,udku jeito Y obrovskem procesu !
Spoj. StAth proti American Rail
way Union" vydalo Sc ma obhajobu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09

@s f1a W snsn p0slHHhi instance
piece asoA pfksa ofgaoisossaieh
dtlntkh ssontt u piipsd tsnio
bes apelovkni odseaeaim tttata
bksledsem hatebntha vtklsda "a
hous, tot tento piipsd .louliu bade
~ mtii,so pro pGipsdy nA.lsdaIiei
tab pii saids move s,Asoe vhdoo
W dAInish badoa possIAni do VI
ssni podls sAkoaa, sk tomto
piipsda syloisn bgi, ssidS htaat
nis ssAyky lea viben bksilnostmi,
ichi 80 klerA.aIis jisa osoba
tdas.ofsh iopas,fl ka pi k1yi pia
cent ipieI kspitAla, sisft dive !
nAsteft dalnieks orgsnissoi akIeiel,
sssrsidi nsktefSho s,kvkAts, leden
saidt .tAvkkt byl Wy a. tssasouto
srsidu .poiasotipoytden 4 mohI W
bft smrti od.oasen. | dtt4 mhie
pornati, d., bada u psbshs fossa
dss potsrssn, seasert dtloiokt ~.
gasissec ssskeren I'D nassditi .e
masi . sebrAnt penss. ably kr}u 50
mobly vyloby = odsolAntm - Ia
nejyyisimu spolk .ouda .pojena.
Anarchists ~ mfilewl.
AugliekY anarchists Charles w
Mowbray, Iehoiio sys'oupeoi na
bfeh americky diady spolkoySmi
piekAiky dinsny byIy, Iemui ale '
pfestroIenf yy.toupeoi pFee so po
daiiIo, doa,al 40 pfec do spArh
dfada sicc ratden byl w Pbila.
delphi pod rArakou $1,000 k dal.
slmn soudu odkAxAn. JeIikoi al.
ruku sloti,i nemohl, ponechAn byl
ss mfiiemi, do u DOLBY, ned eho
osudn soudem roEhodnuto bude.
Obyindn Jest povrbuxoyanf ku
sroceni fe6i palidske, vShrhine
nAsilnostn6, kteroni lid < cinhm
uAsilnym ku kryeprolitt podntco.
van pry byl.
Ohromnc siody
sphsobeny byly koncem minuleho
tfdne We Florid6 mrasem, jakemuz
prf od roku 1895 nikdo se nepa-
matuje. Jak Jacksonville pom
delf oznamovano, zmrzlo pres 3oo,.
900 bednicek oranzh, We skladi-
Stitch sc nalezajfcfch a odhaduje Sc
xAroveh, ze dalsfch 100000 bed.
nicek oranz6, jez dosud ma stro-
mech Sc nalezaji, podobnd mrazem
znideno bylo. A co nejhorsfho, ze
mimo ovoce i stromy samy posko-
zeny a mnohe pomrzly tax, ze zno-
va vysazovany byti must. Skoda,
mrazem tim We Floride spdsobena,
odhaduje 80 do milionh.
oAusuAh uphuhus
Roku 1894 ohlaseno celkem H..
29z obchodnfch dpadkd proti l5,.
242 roce minulem. Zavazky
apadek u6ipivsfch obchodh Ginf
tonic roku 1913, 1893, ,404 proti 34e,.
l79,7s9 loni. PoGet tovaren, ktere
letos ohlasily ipadek, jest 2,756
proti 4,422 loni a zAvazky obnAsf
jen se4, ,49l, 1897 proti sl76, os2 ,O9l.
Nezdafena Ioupea
v iterS o /. hodine rannf ucinen
pokus as 10 mil jizne cd Camden,
Ark, oloupiti expressnf vlak drahy
Cotton Belt, LED nezdafil SO to ma
sledkem toho, ze lupici We spechu
cd ostatnfho vlaku odepnuli pouze
vhz pro zavanadla, kdezto vbz ex-
pressnf pfi ostatnfch vozfch pfi-
pnuty nechali. Lupica bylo 8 a
zlost jejich snadno 81 lze pfedsta.
viii, kdyz nepoffxenou odtahnout
museli. Pfi odchodu ornamil v6d-
ce jejich strojvedoucimu, ae prS
sice tentokrAte vysmati 80 jim ma
fe, podruhe pry ale budou chytfej-
sf,.,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09

v dtery vedsr zahAjena byla
stAyka ocelhrnAeh Edgar Thomp.
aton Steel Works Braddock, Pa,
nasledkem xamssIenaho sniseni
may n n 600 d6lnikh, hlaynG Slo.
yhkh, praee zanechalo. .Ielikoz
jaou obavy, ze by k vAtnym yytrz
nostem doiiti mohIo, kdyby spo.
letnost o yypln6nf mist uprazdne.
nSch sc pokusia, povolau byl zna6-
ny po6et zvlAstnich policisth, kteii
mad majetkem spole6nosti bditi
mali
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09
SmeIa loupez

V Cedar Rapids, Ia, spAchana
byla We stfedn kolem 8. hodiny We.
dernf smela loupez, jejfz obdtf r.
G. Matlock, fiditel telefonick6 spo-
lecnosti, Sc sta. Kdyz tyz po CO.
lodennf kolekci do ifadovny Sc
vracel, pfepaden byl poblfze trait
drahy Milwaukee dy6ma 6ernochy,
kteff revoivery rukou k vydanf
penez, v obnosn $685., jej pfinutili.
Sotva ze pax nakolik krokh cd ne.
no SO nalezali, vratili se nemu
znova pfimeli jej nejen ku svle.
cent noveho zimnfku, ale vyda-
nj cennych zlatych hodinek, na6ez
v nastavsf temnot6 zmizeli. Po
lupicfch nenf ami stopy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09
vefejny mas dluh

Pokladnfm odborem uvefejnsn
byl We ctvrtek vSkaz yefejneho
dluhu naseho, nshoz vyjfmAme
nAsledovnf: Po odratenf hotovosti
pokladne obnksel duh narodhf
/. lednem tsio,eos,es5 COD jest o
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09
Mnoho ' tom pravdy.

V Bostonu fe6nil We stfedu ve6.
We valnem shromazd6nf d6lnickem
Glen auglickeho parlamentu a nej.
pfednejsf vhdce delnictva aDglic.
keho, Burns, sice vybral 81 vde6-
ne tbema: "Kapital vladce
Ameriky". Y feci sve pronesl mez
jin5m nasledoynf slova, Y nichz
muoho praydy obsazeno jest: "D6l.
nicke unie mely by dcastniti Sc po
litiky mfstnf al dokazf toho, ably
poctiv9 delnfk do 6estnehe kfesla
dfadu mestsk6ho zasednouti mohl,
tu snadno docfliti mohou opray,
jez k velkemu prosp6chu yeskerebo
delnictva b5ti mohon. Kletbou
delnictva americkeho jest zarlivost
a nesnasenlivost a nemeli byste "a
pomfnsti, ze. mezitim, co pod vii.
vem t6cbto ieden druheho pfema.
hate, kapital do brs:f sc smeje, neb
elm dele mezi sebou ryati Sc bude
te, tim pozdeji spravedliySch po.
zadavkd svSch dosahnete. Spekula.
ce a monopoly pfevladajf Y Americe
vice, pez kdekoliv jinde a vidfm
jia pffznaky, jes, nebudo u Ii Gas
zazehnany, vyvolajf boufi, proti
kterez revoluce francouzska Jest
pouhSm snem a komuna pafisska
pouhou vidinon."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
At TIE OPERA HOUSE.
"Villon. the Nagahond."

"Nillon tho Nagabond."
When Otis Skinner started on his star
ring tour this season he thought to make
his new dramatic attraction, "Nillon, the
NaEa6ond," merely "a secondary gem in
his repertoire but the public has agree
ably. in one sense. disappointed his OK
pectations and made WILTON" the leading
success Of his tour this year. 1t has
everywhere been received with popular
approval. and its reception al the Hous-
ton opera house last evening by a crlti-
cal audience was in keeping with the
favor 1t has mot at other metropoli-
tan points. The audience Itself was a
compliment to the growing fame OF this
graceful young actor. The play itself is
the dramatic critics. being based upon
an episode I'm the strange career of Fran
els Niilon, n noted French reveer. poet
hnd-thief The story contains sufficient
when has been happily accomplished for
Mr. skinner in the present instance.
The ,relrnrkable character of Whom fur
nished Robert Louis Stevenson with a
theme for one Of his charming essays. hui
the drama makes better man of him
Than does the essay. In the play Villor
the ward Of CharlcsVII. king of France
For. his wootng one of the kings house
hold he is challenged by Thibault De
'irigney (privy counsellor. who also loves
Catharino. In the midst OF the fray tho
bauphin appears and crosses swords with
Nillon. The latter disarms the Dauphin
but spares his life, and becomes thereof.
ter one of his devoted followers. Ban
ished by his father, the stormy Charles
VI, the Dauphn visits Nillon. in the
thieves den N Paris. where Villon con
sorts with fftsenth century. cut-throats
and qnoer characters OF both sexes
Among them is one Denise. flower II
this desert who loves Nillon and clngs
to him through all the changes Of his
destiny. Nillon is lured to the place by
catharinc and Is there captured by the
kings soldiers. thrown into the Bastile
and sentenced to death, but Is rescued
from his fate by the timely death of the
king and the succession of his friend, the
Dauphin, TO the throne.
In the title role Mr. Skinner shows a
a character and versatility OF talent tli.
rectly reverse of His Grace De Gram.
mont in which he was seen and so ad.
m'red here last season. He is the vaga'
bond and yet the romancer and poet: h,
is thief and yet he can love deeply anc
be honest to his mother and a cause II,
assumes the dincrent phases Of the char
cntas them with strsn,sth--indicatlng the
really polished actor he is. He is the
play largely. hut he makes II attractive
"rd hIS m psI,op IT poptG%r' H.. ,st,,r
and irasc'hle king was all that coul6
have been desired by an eNacting critic
looking and portraying the character
GrIsneS. assumed by Mr.. Mark Pric,
with fine Judgment. Miss Durbin lMrs
Otis Skinner as Denise aud Miss Trua,
as Catharne are both talented actresses
and add greatly to the effectiveness o
the production Of the play.
Tonight Mr.. skinner and his cornpan,
| will he seen In that other strong attrac
ton. His Grace De Grammont,," which
| prefer. The dressing and staging of boil
| are art.Stically looked after.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
NEW BUSINESS.
Personal MENTION.

j. J. Carter. a leading citizen of
Franklin, is in the city.
$. X. Meyer Of Mobile. Ala. fathe,
Of Mrs. Rosenthal, is visiting his rela.
yves
X. NJ. Williamson of New Orleans. a
Wei known travelling msn. Is at the
Lawior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. Converse of New
Orleans are the guests Of Mr.. James
Converse.
George Jolonick and Z. w. Norris
If Dallas ara in the city, registeder at
the HuichiRs.
George c; Demins of the Advocate,
Palestine. Texas Is visiting the family
Of A. f. Hart
Mr. Fred Herman of Galveston. sec
rotary Of the Irwin Hardware company.
WAS in tho city YESTERDAY.
NJ. r II Ward. IN enterp.ising Young
bus ne,> man who has recently located
at Wharton, was in the city yesterday.
Captain Dan Lindsay. the statesman
and hunter Of the Big Thicket" coun-
Try. j. in the city enjoying holiday life
in ciy.
Misses stelzg and sugamini will re-
J1niTo on New Years day from I, 10 I at
the home of Miss Benjamin. on Milan.
corner Dallas street.
John and Thomas D. Hennessev.
prominent citizens of Hennessey, Leon
county are the guests of their relative.
Mayor Iohn T Browne.
Mr. FL Walker the genial and popu-
l4r tookkeerer at the New Hutchius
House. has returned from a delightful
vSi 10 friends in Austin. where hc spent
Christmas.
Cot Charles A. Edwards. the joliest
ROhemian in th" land and one of the
brightest Of newspaper writer's, departed
for 81 LOUIS Sunday night, after a
Pleasant visit with his wife and bnhics.
who are spending the winter at Nclas-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
WARD DIVISIONS.
Alderman Packard Says Nay-Unequal
Representation

Alderman Packard Says Nay-CneQual
Representation.
The action Of the city council In pigeon
boiling the petition OF citizens of the Third
ward praying for division of the ter
ritory. was particularly pleasing to AL
herman Packard. He said TO reporter:
'N!ne-terths of the citizens of the ward
are opposed to division. and shall fight
it TO the bitter end Alderman McAughan
said: II regret that I voted for tho par
ution of the Fourth ward at former
meeting. II II were to be done over
again, i should vote in the negative The
proper Thing TO do is to appoint a conf
mtttee on division and apportionment to
avoid one ward containing i've times as
ma ny voters as the ward adjoining. A
inst division of territory and population
VIII give equal representation in the city
council. Alderman Hirsch was very
much in favor of the petition being re-
ferrel TO the committee on or,inance
Should favorable action result and an or
dinance he reported creating the Seventh
ward. the case could be fought out on
its merits and all parties given a chance
70 be heard. There has been no protest
filed by citizens of the Third ward" sa
he. and for that reason ] believe that
the petition should have been referred
to n committee"
The combined vote for city marshal at
the last election to fill that office two
years, in the Third ward, was 1890. The
advocates of a division say they will con-
tinue the agitation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31

lowing entries. Ripple T. Grace o'Mal-
ley, BILLY Post. Charlie Carter. King. Lo-
ne-ita aud Bette Onward
Second Racc-2:s5 class, pacing, mile
heats, best three In fivc, purse $50, with
SIX entries: King Redmond, Rosetta, Fleta
IL. DIR. Nicoiini, Nicclplate and Frederick
j.
Third Eace--Eunning all ages ten
pounds below scale: five-eighths OF n mile,
purse Sl'N with seven entries: Damper
y. Tom Barry iVs. Ccneaway i0i. Little
Jack 81 Sailor ie7 Lera W. lO7 ard Glen
cvc ip..
Fourth Rare--Running. nil ages. all TO
carry io pounds mile and twenty yards.
pursc SsVQ with six entries. Long Tom.
Comeaway. Lizzie simmons. Sir Charles,
Mary Link and Luna Fry.
The above list Of entries comprises good
spr4nters and exciting and fast races may
b looked for; TIE Texas State band OF
Galveston will bc In attendance.
The trains will leave the International
and Great Northern dcrot. foot OF Con-
gress avenue. At s;io and 1870 a. M. re-
turing leave Dickinson at 6:iS ~ M, ar
irving in Houston nj o'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
RACING AT DICKINSON.

Excellent Programme. with Big Field
starters. New Years Day.
Owing TO the .nciemency of the weather
last Sunday the races were postponed at
Dickinson. Manager McNichols says there
will be racing at Dickinson on Wednes-
day. January I. rain or shine. A large
crowd will he expected IL the weather
continues clear. as the very low rate OF
Is cents fer the round trip including adj
mission TO the races. has been secured,
and the International and Great Northern
railroad promises TO give sufficient ears
10 accommodate the people. Tho track ~
racing, being exceliently drained. The late
rains have enabled the WORKING of It, so
that IL Will be very fast The programme
offered for New Years Day is one Of the
best ever given In this vicinity Four
splendid races, with large fields OF en-
tries.
First Race-2'9o trot, mile heats. hest
three in Ave. purse $50, with the fol-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
EMPLOYEES REMEMBERED.

AS Is the annual custom with the Hous-
ton city Street Railway company the
motormen and conductors Of the line will
be given midnight dinner ny the COM
pany. Heretofore this dinner has been
given as "A Christmas celebration but on
This occasion 1t has been found necessary
10 delay it until New Years Receiver
Kirby and General Manager Iiaywar
wish to follow the custom and they have
ordered fine spread for the boys. which
will he prepared by Edward Mueller. stew
ard OF the New Hutchns House. The af-
fair will be given at midnight. January l.
and all motormen and conductors VIII be
invited. The officials of the road viii be
present am an enjoyable time is arti-
cipated The following Will be tho menu:
Soup.
Oysters.
Pickles Celery. Olives.
Turkey with Oyster Dressing, Cranberry
Sauce.
Young Sucking Pig with APPLES
Prime Beef
Ham. OK Tongue. Corncd Beef
Cervolat Sausage.
Chicken Salad en- Mayonatse. Cold Slaw
Potato Salad.
Cleret Wine Punch.
Cake. Fruit. MIXED Nuts.
Coffee. MIX.
The banquet table will he spread IN the
power house on Commerce street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
THE DEATH ROLL
]. T. G. Burrell.

j. i. c. Burrell. aged 81 years, died at II
O'Clock Sunday night of appoplexy The
deceased was carpenter. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the family residence. No. 1909 Hous.
ton avenue, intermcnt being In the Bay-
land Orphans Home cemetery. Rev. J. C.
MiGyett officiating
Deceased was one of the early pioneers
Of Houston, in point Of residence having
located In this city IN 1889. was well known
to all the old citizens and held in nigh
esteem lie married Miss Mary Kingsbury
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31

Election OF Officers for the Ensuing Yea
Last Night

Election Of Officers for the Ensuing Year
Last Night
There was meeting of the old board
of the association, together with the new
Neglected members of the board last night
After considerable business the election Ct
officers for the ensuing year took place
1t was unanimous one all around r.
u. Gribble was elected president for the
ensuing year; j. V. Dealy, vice president
{. Breaker, treasurer
the board adjourned to meet Thursday
night. that being the regular meeting.
at this time, and every man in the city
Is invited. The programme is divided
INTO two rarts, from. A to s O'Clock
ana rom O'Clock TIL 10 o'clock. The
Ladies' Auxiliary have made special mr..
rangenehts for the refreshments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
MATRIMONIAL.
Neyland- Willia ms.

At $50 o'clock yesterday evening. at the
residence of the brides sister. No, 1iO.
Providence street, Fif'h ward, W. a.
Neyland and Miss Vida Williams were
united in marriage, Rev. a. X. Llwyd Of
eating. The groom is county Judge of
Liberty county. the bride living IN the
same locality. but In Houston visiting her
sister. Only intimate friends and relatives
were present. Judge aud Mrs. Neyland
left last night for Il visit to Galveston and
will go from there to New Orleans before
returning to their future home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
CITY BREVITlES.

Z. Raphael. manager Of the Houston
'loarpe house, reports the bank move
lnent for December 80 rs S1.3o1 49,.
Jo7ih Moorcficld and Ma, Whit
lrF were MARI ed III the office Of Justice
J. I Mahoney yesterday morning. tia,
magistrate officiating.
lamee Henrcks, well known in Hous-
ton. where his sitter and other relatives
reside. died at Laredo yesterday. Inter
mont Will take place at Omaha De
ceased was 20 years old.
DR.. i !. McK4nna was out bright
and early yesterday morning receiving
the congratulations of hiS many friends
on the arrival of fourteen pound boy
ri, his home. DR. McKanna says this *
The FIR; patient secured by his "nd' in
Sundays Post.
In the hase hail letter published in
inc Post Of sunday. the name of James
l.. Siagle. center field. in the personnel
II the club was inadvertently omitted.
Slaele is very brilliant player and will
undoubtedly find himself in the major
l'sigu" at tho end Of the next season.
llrrston Division No. I. Uniform
IanE, Heights NJ Pythias, had n meet.
ing and driile last night Al the next
r. sul.r meeting January Il. the election
Of officers of the rank for tho coming
year viii hr held, Captain Craig requests
each member To be present ae n discus
sion of plans for an entertainment TO he
given at an early date will he held,
Charles Helms fayoritc beverage Is
good. pure and rich milk. In fact, he
dnt,e On it. aud considers it the clxer Of
life. Knowing the marked peculiarly
~ his friend in this particular. yester-
day Lock Mcdaniel presented Mr. Helm
with a beautiful Jersey COW. AZ re
hinder of bis esteem and in the nnturc
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| 1924 and 1856 TO stand as assessed. Tn,
The IRE committee made rerort. res
onmeniing that WHARF practical en-
ginsers are employed as ~tckers they
shall be allowed SIS per fnon.h, Adopted
-This u TO sppk TO the last two steamer
purchased and all thai may hereafter be
ORDINANCES.
Alderman BUrke's ordinance defining
certain iuties of the market master and
renters Of stalls and privileges came w
on second reading The ordinance was
read ard ordered 10 take Its regular
course.
The designations of the members OF the
board OF public works. Messrs. Sheafr.
Meyer ami E,rne. were rad. Action was
deferred 10 await the pleasure OF tie
mayor with regard 70 the selection OF
exprt s<ed a desire TO step down and out,
An ordnance by Alderman Packard, re-
curing street car companies to place
tenders on all cars operated was read
ard referred TO the ordinance COMMITTEES
In Northern cities street railway CON-
ranie< are required 70 equip cars with
Tenders as a safeguard for the protection
of human life
NEW BUSINESS.
A motion by Alderman Bailey. directing
the stree; commissioner TO fill in the holes
on Robin and other streets in Freedman
town, WAS adopted
City Attorney Stewart was granted ad-
oiionAl lime ol certain matters referred
10 nam at d previous meeting.
~ O'clock y. M. motion 90 adjourn
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undertakes at Galveston stating that .
man had been found dead on the beach
In that city who had becn identified by a
AIR. McCren as Charles Mufisne Of this
city. Mr.. Mullgnc has n family living at
Chane,viiie and they were notified 81 the
scath of the gentleman he Is about S.
years OF age and has wcrked at the various
green houses In this city from time to
time. There are no particulars known
here OF the death. Friends Of the family
NJ
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ed Wheeler was arrested yesterday by
Special OFFICER Ellison on charge OF
burglary and theft. The arrest grows on,
OF the recent robbery of the hardware
store Of II. l.. HUBBLE. Preston avenue be-
tween Milan and Louisiana streets.
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Burglars entered the shop OF w. L.
Davis, at tho foot OF Milan street. Sunday
night and several tools taken, which are
useful 10 that gentleman In his business
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Tho pail bearers were Arthur Cargill.
Ben Rice. VIM. y. Cleveland. Jr,. s.; @.
Peticolas. w. ". Kirkland. u. II. Bailey,
Roy Hampstead and IL. Mitchell. In
termcnt was In Glcnwocd cemetery.
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DUST TO DUST

Tho funeral of the late Julian Fort
Franklin tookplace sunday afternoon,
and was largely attended by the friends
and relatives OF the bereayed family,
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GOOD GOVERNMENT CLup

At Its last meeting a number of new
names were added to the roll and the let.
ter OF accordance NJ the newly-electen
president, Norman G, kittrell was read
and ordered spread on the minutes