The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-01
SUICIDE OF MRS. KRAUSE.
Waco Lady Cut Her Throat With a
Carving Knife.
WELCOME TO ADD.RAN UNIVERSITY.
A Parade Of City Oficiais. Facui,ios and
studepta Of Other Schools and
Civic Societies.

Waco. Texas, December al--Mrs. Pau
line Krause, wife OF Professor e. w.
Krause. committed suicide at her home,
cls North Fifth street, about $3.50 o'clock
this morning. Mrs. kravse arose about
o'clock. according to her usual custom,
and about $50 her husband found her In
the back yard. Her throat was cut from
ear TO ear with large carving knife,
which she still grasped In her right hand.
She had been dead about an hour when
the body was found. Tho deceaeed was 53
yeers old and for more than thirty years
had been a resident of this city The de-
ceased was well known and highly re-
srected and her death. particularly tho
nIior,ucate circumstances surrounding L.
has shockei the entire city. Five daiigh-
ters ana one son, ell residents OF this city.
ana her husband, Professor T.. W. Klaus
survive the deoeaaed. That she was men
thllV deranged when she took her life is
not doubted. Mrs. krnuse had been sub
jeet at intervals to irrational spells
WELCOME TO ADp-RAN.
TIE friends OF Add-Rnn university are
determined that tomorrow will he a day
which viii go down In the history OF
Waco as one of her red letter days
ON that occasion Add-Ran Christian uni
viersity Will he formally welcomed. set
N''ii~ l'i ali llUt tue DfISliBt aud pre-
.lnlnehue OF Waco as a center OF oduca-
ton.
he move to secure this institution for
waco was popular move, n move wnlcu
an tue people we're Unforeseen, as the sub
sctiptiou list VIII demonstrate, bearing as
~ does every character ou name from
the, rich banker to the humbcst citizen
therefore TOMORROW. January l. 1886, viii
DC day OF general rejoicing IN this clty
me railroads haVp gwen u rate when,
while The committee hoped for something
a nFY al ,,s,D u.
numbers OF people here and the citizens
should show them that they are not lack
ing IN enthusiasm and APPRECIATION Of the
removal of Add-Ran university to Waco
rhe people OF the Christian church have
been Invited from every pulpit In this
SETON OF the state to come here tomor-
row, ana being loyal to their EDUCATIONAL
interests, the attendance from this source
alone VIII likely be very heavy.
inc display of fireworks at Padgltts
Park tomorrow night has been arranged
specially for the occasion and those Who
miss 1t win fail TO see beautiful and In
Leresting sight. Tho Telephone has In
people in this line. which Will convulse
the crowd with enthusiasm The amount
expended for ilroworks. II the manufac-
Jurors list price had been paid ID about
$1,000, The fireworks were bought on I'M
usually advantageous terms, however. and
VIII be the grandest Display ever wit
messed In Waco, Some great novelties, es-
| pecihlly appropriate to the occasion, have
| been arranged.
Nlnior W. K. Sweet, tho veteran pyro-
| ,cchnic artist viii matage the AFFAIR
| Thr programme for tomorrow IS as fol-
| lows:
/ Tho parade will form on Austin street
| at the corner of THIRD street. at o'clock
sharp. headed hy detachment OF mouutcd
/ notice. under the command Of chief Sam
| ;, lInn, follcwcf ny the Texas Stnte band.
| The march win be southwi st on Austin
street to Eighth street southeast ON
| Eighth street TO Franklin northeast on
| trankIn To sixth, southeast on Sixth Ia