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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
FOUNDRY AND MACHINES SHOPS

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NNOFEKA FOUNDRY, Millice 6 Ho!comb,
L props, corner Second and jackson. Ma
chino work. castings. patterns. models brass
work, etc. Repairing done. Work guaranteed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

OSCAR KRAUSS-224 Kansas ave-. harness
~ and Saddlery. hardware. Leather findings
and shoe store supplies. Cut SSle leather spec
ialty. Write for prices
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
|@%@~~~~~~~~N~~~O~~-O~~~~~
PARTIES wishing safe and paying invest
- ment for their money. call at once on 5. Nj.
WOOD & Co., 5S4 Kansas avenue.
MONEY LOANED on horses. pianos, house
AAA mold goods and all kinds of chaCtel Secufi-
ties. L. Biscoe 52s Kansas avenue, room 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
HARNESS AND sADDLERx.


D Q. DAVIS. 71s Kansas ave-. manufacturer
OF and dealer in harness. saddles, brides,
whips, etc. My aim is to make low prices, and
give good goods.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

w EDMONDS. 5s2 Kansas ave. Watches
w Jewelry Diamonds. and optical goods.
Watch repairing a speciality. All work war
ranted. No charge for testing the eyes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
HOTELS.

CHESTERFIELD HOTEL. John F. Carter.
~ lessee. All modern improvements. Rates
s.. 90 per day. Special prices for theatrical
parties and regular business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
FLOUR AND FEED

NJ VAN SLICK, successor to II. Boughten,
ANs 6O9-511 West Tenth ST., wholesale and re-
tail dealer in flour. feed, grain, hay. seeds and
coal. Telephone 467. Close prices my speciality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

BOOTS AND SHOES.
q NJ. CHASE & CO.. 623 Kansas ave. Cor
W rect styles in high grade shoes at popular
prices.
WIN. KIETZMAN, 41e Kansas ave., boots
w and shoes. Also ladies', Mons and
ehildren's slippers and rubber goods. Best
bargains in the city by far
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

r !. JONES, 100 East Sixth ST.. groceries
ASs flour and feed; meat market in connection
can save you money, as close prices prevail IN
every line Also sell coal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

Office 732 Kan. Ave. Residence 18th and Clay.
Office hours-9 a. m. to II a. m and D. m. to
5p. m. Harrison telephone IS residence. and
So office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
JEWELLERS.

JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Optician.
y Complete stock of watches. diamonds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

A NJ. LESLIE, S34 Taylor ST.. dealer in gro
a cerieS and fresh and salt meats, will meet
al competition in the grocery or meat market
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

q LUX, 200 w. Sixth ave-, the reliable grocer
- can use you better and give you better
goods for the same money than any other grocer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

w. A. York has been installed as agent
Of the Galveston. La Porte and liousto on
and Western Union operator al La Porte
vice Swan. resigned
The talked of change of schedule on the
Houston and Texas Central will not take
place Sunday a. at first contemplated. III
may I've put on later. however
1t was stated yesterday thnt the In
ternational train to Tyler was faster by
seven hours than any other road; ii should
have heen that the roads time 80 TYLER
was seven hours.
The remains Of Peter sampson, nccom-
panied by Ms brother and number OF
friends. were hrough, ur on tn, afternoon
Santa Fe. in;crmont taking place al Glcn-
wood from the Grand Central depot.
The gross earnings of the chicago-Great
Western railway for June, ls9i. the last
month In the fiscll year. are sId1."S,. IN
crease over same month last wear. S.S.l6S.
Increase for fiscal year Sl.0SS.45S. or -
per cent
There was "A largo md enthusiastic
mass meeting at Jefferson. Texas. Tues
day to perfect arrangements Ia have Inc
Shreveport, Nick burg and Pacific rail
road comnany TO build INTO jefferson from
Waskon Station. The right If way and
cash bonus have about been secured and
the new road Is secured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
GALNESroN.s rEAM.
Gecsge Dormody Succeeds Work AS Man
ngcr- Ihe Reasons Assigned.

Gecsg, Dormody Succeeds Work AS Man
ngci-- rhe Reasons Assigned.
Galveston, 1cNas, July a.--Wiliam j..
Work has retired from the management
of the. Galveston baseball team and is
succeeded 10y George pcrmody. The loca.
syndicate which has control of the fran
chisc held a meeting this morning aud
decided upol the ..hongc IN the manare-
incnp AS II cure for the dissal slacuon
which has existed for some tinr an /
which was considerably Increased 10y tie
action of Manager Work ycs,osday IN
calling his team an the field ana rQrus ms
To play a championship game hrcausr nj
rho prrsenC" of .wo suspended men IN tnc
DALLAS team. Several patrons of the game
who were on the ground told Work hts
position was WRONG. that he ought To play
for the beueiit OF the Prpii" VINO nAu
come to see championship gamt d.d
ought 10 have III. wor h of their money.
and he could enter ms protest aiterwhi !.
Work. however, was obdusatc, though he
nnnlly consented that his men might "p-
u,ar m All exhibition game uut without
pay.
Concerning the change IN the manage
mont pcrInody said today; THE ii'n-
chise has hocn held IN itust by iocHi
Syndicate for tho benefit Of the sport
lowing lubiir of ,;nlvcston We were dis
satisfied with MIR Marks actions aud de-
termincd III u meeting th $ morning 10 let
him go. iieretoforc We haV" ihonghl II
necessary TO have an active. 'esl'pns illlc
,.n,il IN chi,fge Of the tetm. is"ginnins TO
morrow we will assuuc all ihr ohlisaitons
of the club. Work has paia up eNe'Nin nS
that g, due lite always pays NJ promptly.
have selected Bel, ia captain the ninc.
and just as quickly as possible | VIII
strengthen the team. W" need another
pitcher. "a second hns2min aud iiold"r.
With those ad iilions ,hink Galveston
viii haven club 1t VIII haNn reason 20 ne
.oud OF mo syndicate has tn" assurance
of ample iinlnral assistance and every
efiori viii he made TO revive n lN'l%.
healthy interest IN the National game.
hope The public Will show Is appreciation
OF on, cnoms by giving us the patronage
that the game deserves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
sr 1.nI-Is ItNrKLES.

FIRST race. five-oiehths Of a mile fo'
. year-old mnidons licladella. A'oka
Tags. Mosiyn JOS, i3llo o.. Merry Mount
Miss Lon. Missouri Cir. Badly WbytH
Indy English, ltrumhilde Iron Ia'kcr
Craio. iaiantc 100
SECOND race. thiec-four,hs of mile.
selling Agntine Sidduhla, lnkos hhs.
}snttis iiug. Grnova q 81, Baal tri W.
Iili Ridge ~. Alicdena 100 Wood AK" ~
contract i0a. " r. Ellis. Blake w.
shouting star Dominion los,
THIRD race, ihrcc-fourths OF Il mil", s'il-
irr Amelia Fonso Al, Fannie kowond ~
Tradition 20 Carrie H. i)evanlt lg5 VIZ
gin. Little Hily lpi, fretendcr l'''
Fourth race. one mile aud seventy Nafhf,
scyinr~ pendn,p, Nolma ~. DO. Hart
Hrnvo ol Drnnis %. shining Belle W.
Harry Mcl,ouch l0l, Jack Bradley lol' rom
Gilmore 100. King Elm 100
Fifth race, ilvo-e ehths of mile ior
9yoar-old uaidcns Mstt" E"il.. luos'
ni,tlnr. Dmah Wood Daisy Gordon, ere
mona Briggs. Big Night, ln-the-s swim,
FORSYTH. lO5 Parole Dor, Prince i.nrhi-'
I-ncle Pat. Sackvile. I'D Overlook, Moral
list los. ,,
sixth race, ihrcc-fourihs Of mile. seii-
inp-ilestcr -. Barbarossa 30 Mernhnh
loN. ST. pancras 10 Harry Duke III ST.
AILrmeIlne LII.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

tablishcd the following rates; ON grain
and grain products. from st. Louis ter
titory east of tho Mississippi river aud
north OF the Wabash railroad. hannibal
and east are applied the lifferentals over
me st. Louis rates heretofore applicable
IRON Davenport keokuk and other ada
cent Iowa points. Wire and nails, iron
or steel, and hay bale ties. to Texas com
mon points: From ST LOUIS territory, IS
matt, 6S; Louisville. Ga Dayton South
Bend. 50. Detroit-Clevelpnd. "a; Pittshurg,
,6i.; Kansas City. so: Memphis. So New
Orleans, 80. iifth-class flifrcrcntials to ap-
ply to points taking higher than common
point rates. ON green tropical fruits.
from stations on the Monterey and Next
can Gulf railway to Texas points, Sl.N per
100 pounds
Tho board Of administration has the
Texas Gotten rates and the Mexican rates
under ndvisomcnt. far as interstate
traffic Is concerned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
BAY SHORE LINE SCHEDULE.

Yesterday, as announced. the trains Of
the Galveston La Porte and Houston rond
arrived AT ana departed from the Grand
Ccnunl for the FIRST time. The number
of passengers aboard for La Porte and
Galveston vas very gratifying TO li"ncrnl
Passenger Agent Nielsen who personally
conducted the first ram to La Porte.
a very pleasant journey WAS tho feaiure
pressed themselves as highly pleased
70 owing IS the new sche due which
VIII 90 MO oflert sunday:
Houston southbound. p M, $50 p. M.
l:So j. m. $40 A. m. 4 "A. m.
Houston Northhound; $40 n m, II %
a. M, $50 p. m 1915 p m. SO "a. m.
sylvan Hotel. La Torte-Soui abound;
y m,
sy'van Hotel. La Porte -Northbound
20 m.
West La porte-Southbound; si6 a. M.
lo.l6 a. m. e;5 p. M. 1.36 y. m.
80 West La porie-Northboun 1855 a. M
io:Ss a. m. ,:0' y. m. 9:59 D. m.
Calves ,on-southhound $50 a. M, IL 20
a. m, 500 y. m. $40 p. m
Calves ion--Nort hhound; GO n. m, $50
n. m. 800 H. m, 800 D.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Kstz. TAXATION agent Of The South
ern l'aific system. is in the city.
Mrs Harry flata. accompanied ny her
sister. Miss NJ Ainsa returned last night
fr' m short "trip.
4. =. c'Harnoyp Fragan travelling pas
senger hustler for tn" Baltimore and
Ohio. was IN the ciiy Yesterday.
j. j. o'Doin.ll. travelling pssson.4r
agent Of fhc Atlanta ard West Point.
whcse headquarters have formerly beer
In this ,ity, has beon transferred to New
orleans.
General Manager Van Week is 20 far
recovered from his Injuries mat he WAS
able to spend tho greater par, Of vost,r-
cay at his office II W be only a few
days until h" IS completely recovered
Mr.. and Mrs. George ~. seaweil have
returned from Atlanta and other POINTS
where they have been spending ihrir
honeymoon. Mr. : '1wel j. a conduct y
on he Santa fe aud his bride was fo, .
mcrl y stcrcgrapher In the freight office
OF the same company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

The kansas city. PittsburG and Gull
road is getting into the harness to do ii
Little business and in advance of the com
ple,'on of their lines in the South, is add
ing 10 IT. stable cons dcrab.e strength by
gottirs brca1wlnn"rs from other COM
panIcs.
John 4. Sargent, assistant general
fr,lrm agent of tho Kansas 'i'y, fnr'
scot, ana Memphis, has resigned mat
position and will be the general freight
:lg.ri of the Pirlshurg and iulf line. sue
ceedins j. ponohuc Last week when the
Kansas C'ty. Pittsburg and Guf mango
mrnt secured ASS slant General Pas
sengor Agent Harry q. orr OF the Eur
lineion 10 take charge of their p'sscnser
department, which up 10 thaa time mad
been opera tod jointly with the freight de
rartment under Mr.. Donohue. II was
given ont that there would he no further
changes.
Nothing Will he done by the Burlington
toward filling the vacancy brought about
by MIR. orr's resignation until tho last
of this week. at which time il is probable
that new office will be created. which,
However, Will have charge Of tho stmo
territory that has heretofore been nnder
Mr.. C.r's jurisdiction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
IN The RAILWAY WORLD.
D0inQs OF the Southwestern Passcn-
ger Committee.
NEW RATES FOR THE SOUTHWEST
X. Co +. and q. Getting Talent From
Other Roads-Excursion Rates to
Various Points-Personai.

At the meeting of the Southwestern pas.
scngcr committee in st. Louis. the follow
Ing lines were represented: Gulf. Colo
RADIO, and Santa Fe w. $. Keenan,; lIous-
ton and Texas Central Nj. l.. Robbins;
Houston East and West Texas, II. w.
bcwney. Southern Pacific, l.. j. Parks
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, :. T..
Boyd; Rock Island and Texas. c. D. Sloot;
International and Great Norihn. b. j..
Price; Missouri paciiic-Iron Mountais,. II.
IL. Payne. Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
4. H. Lynch; ST. Louis and San Francisco.
X. j.. Dowhing; ST. Louis Southwestern,
II. H. Laing; Texas and Pacific. h. NJ.
bowman.
Special rates We're agreed upon for the
following occasions: League of American
Wheclmcn gathering at Louisville August
~ 10 10: one and nc-th.rd fare for round
trip; Southern Lumber Manufacturers
meeting at Memphis August u to II. one
fare for round triy; knights of pythias
% to 20. one fare .foi round trip
II was resolved that whenever the
ns-Contneiutal ASSOCIATION announces
reduced rates 10 Paciiic coast points, re-
duced rates are to apply from ali points
in Texas.
The committee changed tho dates Of the
Quarterly meetings from the first to the
second Tuesday In January, April July
and October. m order not to conflict with
the Western association meetings.
The chairman was authorized to notify
connecting lines to uSn the penal clause
of the Texas law in ticket contracts read
ing To Texas points. The chairman was
Likewise requested TO confer with other
ASSOCIATIONS looking TO some uniform
method for joint agents to regulate the
extension Of return ticket limits in OK
cursion business.
The Texas rate clerks. 1t was decided
are Ia he governed by the majority as 10
Insertion of points in the Texas rate
sheets. and no changes are To be made
in mead line points without authority OF
the general passenger agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
ROCKPORT ADJUSTMENTS.


Grand Picnic and Tournament-A En-
ioyabc Musicale lsrspril
rvuvNror' rcNas. July s. ~ Eockpor's
Fourth % .hily celebration was deferred
10 July I. - IS not to conflict with the
programmes of corpus Christi ana other
neishborng towns. Yesterday. however.
the people did honor to The National hol-
day by picnic and grand tournament
in a grove north OF town, Though there
tirsl and second prizes were Won by
Rorkpnri boys. Messrs. Dick Rivers ana
John smith y grand bah WAS given
in the evening All The Arausus hotel, and
iis spacious dining hail was filed with d
large crowd of ciuzcns and visitors.
MONDAY. evening Kockp)rt was trea;ei
OF the year 1t was given Tor h. benefit
Of the NJ .ihod.st parsonage fund. and was
noteworthy n the fact thai hot one num-
her on tho program mo dragged. Miss
Merle Bow on, the winning and talented
daughter of Rev. liawan of this place.
who has jus. returned from tho South.
western university a. George'own h.i
was on the stage. She was alike cnpt vat
ing in her songs and her rendition "
several prose selections. which sh wed a
Mss Dageet of san Antonio who's,
reputation as an singer IS almost as Vide
as thu state sang a solo. and also u a
due, with MisE MrAInn Of Indiana. Both
songs were received with storms of APP
plause. The rest IT the concert was al
most equally 'n'ertniniig.
teen couples chaporonod by Miss Mold
of Nold's seminary. Victoria, chariefod
the yach, Novice and set out on an all
day excursion ia Aransas Pass. The
guests Of honor We're Misses Aladee Dun
can. Willie Carsn.r and Nettie Waddell.
three of Nictoria's charming daughters,
WHO added much to the good time en-
loved by all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
CoLoRED RAPTIsTS.

over One Hundred Churches and Sixty
SUNDAY schools Represented.
Rockdale. reN, :. July a--rhc light OF
tho mornings san hcamcd upon a .uil
delegation on the grounds. over loo
churches aud about 10 sunday schools
are represented with ful delegations.
Rev. NJ \. Whiting, Of William Penn
read the Sctipurrs aud offered prayer
Moderator sslCdso announced The meeting
op,ned.
IN. roll oil dcls gates was called and a
ST cf ahsentees MAS ordered pubhsned
n the minutes.
REV. l.. l.. Campbell. editor OF the
II raid. was given tiiccn minutes IN
winch 10 speak Tor the paper He bore
heavily upon the subject II negro jour
nali>In ana carried MS audience irom
laughter II tears. He showed TINT all
ei'yrpi scs have had sm'll beg nninss
santc corpora ions The Herald starred
"a lisa At Cameron se'n- monthly
sheet. stnietl mes cvasins tcl j, white and
thcn suddenly popping al asa.n Now wc
the main sitocts ct the ctN. We own
now steam pres and a c9mrioic ous'it
Tor printing and binding I n" paper l.
now u weekly and VIII soon he doubled
m size.
rhe committee on enrolment and f.
nance made partial report
Miss LYDIA Il. Folk Rad II paper on
"Why We Are Now Convention sts. 'hc
paper was d.scussed 10y Keys, ) N ilw.
: NJ Nln,son
The convention Is now hard ~ wesh
and win uaisn tneir work on iln".
committees arc hard AT WORK preparing
Iepuiis.
iiov. :. q. Custer addressed the assohh-
tion riy inmates.
ibe sunday school convention held
laws. President. j r, illi. vice ,nr9si-
dent W. Whiles,dei secretary. " a.
Thompson asslstani s',rn'afS y.
bralian. NJ nnie \. lshan. missionary.
li.v. II. e. cciman.
The night scs ,lon WAX opened with ;nu-
| sic 10y the cho.r under the mdnngcipent
Of Miss = Frlcr Of Cameron. ROY. NJ.
y. ticrbhs of Galveston arose ms me
speaker OF the evening and annonnr.d bis
he f as W Iahn i 'h1l,s or Goa ls
WED the world that he gave us only
potion Son N At whosccyor heliovnn
on him should not perish hni nave EYER
lastug lfc." Among the many Other
good things he said.
cnristian in fnj'h is q bell yer in in
nntiqnalt'y. Il you lollove IN, God YOU
shall be saved. If any man VII come ai-
ter me lei him take n.y. nis 'ros~ IN, and fol,
~ Va are taught in the liihle II We
are sure that we have been born ~ Cod
We IRE sure OF heaven lie ,h't helicveli,
vi MN hh+h NV mn ~ iN'N
tho moment he accepts God. the mo-
m,nt he lots go the world and trusts
neither have We been there don't know
he wnv therefore We must trust God for
guidance.
OF God.
3. In communion he is n friend OF Cod
4 In character he Is n saint. Under
this heading he scored careless living in
It's various forms showing the require
monts ON becoming saints
Rev. j. ~. Harold offered prayer. col
lection ST. Tho moderator announced
committees on foreign missions hooks
and periodicals. grievances temperance.
aud time and place
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
LAroNIA NNrNIIss.

First race. sevon-oirhths Of mile, sell
inr-JIalf Mine, Major Tom. Mate ~
clad io5. Captain Dranc' Rupee io2' lio'
stuff Mamie H., Buffet, Miss ; i"' f"S'
Purchase. While Away. Mary Rev 'nargh
%.
Second race four and one-half fnrlong,s
Abe Fursi ii3. Olympus. ls'assin W.
j. Walter, Traveller, once Motc. bncle
Joo. King Bolcyn. Gray Eclipse = ne
Planet. Jasper Uncle simon .S.ng Nor
gan. What cr Lou 100 o,
Thirl race, s.yrn-cigntht Of nile. soil
ing nv-on 10. Joe Clark. Annie NJ old
Center. Ccrro Gordo ioj. Jamhoree,
Crusader Io2. Anna Garth, M'ss Emma
Ldwandn, Umbrella. Matte lie" l~.
Fourth race. three -fourths or mile
selling -t'hicot ii2 Whitcside 100. S'ratii-
reel los. Enid. Irish Lady lo', Hoffman
I03 Chatter Box 100, Mohaaska ~, frin-
son Rim ~, Frontman H. Piince I'M
pcrial 49,
ing-I.c kanio. Reimy. Good AdVicc w.
Ondleue 49, Presidio 10.
s. xth race. fivr-ephths OF u mile sell
ing run Hand i07, F;ihel Lee 100 Princess
'reck i0S, Dniccna %. carlhtta g.. Annie,
Amnice Cattle Dozier, Frankfort Girl
Black Boss Hcnrica, Carrie +. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
GALVESTON 10. DALLAS q.

Galveston Texas. ,nly a-The Sand
Crabs had lttlc opposition In 'oday's
game. The change in management seemed
to have infused new energy into their
work and they jumped upon Staples de-
livery scandalously, while Burr,s heih ne
Navigatcrs down TO nall dozen hs's'
), by innings: ,o, -
Galveston :. ..........,.,'2 ! 3o RI
Iiis-Glly.stvn Il. Dallas o.
Errors Galveston 3, Dallas b.
Summary
Two base hits -isrott Hoover. rage,
COLE 90, Burrls, Gates 90.
stolen has,i-- Aakey. Brpit %, Belt 10,
Cole. Mccoy. Gates "a. Fabian.
Double plays--G faney. Gray and Simp-
kins; l,ro,t, B!akey and Page brott ana
i,ases ON called balls-on staples T. on
lii ny pnched ba,I--Ry Staples 3.
Struck BY Staples 4 by burr.s 4.
Wild pitch Burris
Time Of rsmel:50
PattArie=-For Galveston. Burris and
Belt: for Dallas, Staples and Badger. I'M
pire. Brennan.
PARIS 10. SAN ANTONIO 6,
San Antonio. Texas. July a.-The French
man teok the second gene from Tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
THE FORT WORTH DEPOT.

The status of the Fort Worth depot
matter, so far ms the Texas and Pacific
Is concerned is just this: The Texas and
Pacific Is having mode the working plans
for the erection of II depot Mt Fort
will actually begin II II matter not vet
settled, hut it VIII he M least sixty days.
and perhaps twice that long. The depot.
when huilt, will be large enough for tho
use of all the railroads entering Fort
North
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

Fort worth. Texas. July s--Gcorse Bur.
ton, negro. met with an accident this
afternoon in a curious way by which his
leg was broken Just above the ankle. lIo
vas driving II wagon on South Man street
and fen aslccp. whcn the wheels struck
a street car track ard he was thrown
out. The wagon running over HIM and
breaking his left leg.
The 2-ycar-oli child OF Thomas u.
George yesterday fell into n kettle OF hot
water and was badly fcaldc1. In iis strug-
giles II upset the kettle and was then
burned by the fire. It's injuries arc pain
ful bu, not fatal,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
WEATHER INFORMATION.
LASH NICII1vs syNOpsIs.

An area of low pressure is central over
Western reNas. An area of Mgh prcssure
ovcrlos the South At!antic and East Gnlf
States
The weather Is clear over the Missouri
valley aud generally partly cloudy 10
cloudy elsewhere.
PRECIPITATION amounting to IA ~ an
ca or marc = reported from AhirnN
Palestine, oklahoma and Dodge city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
SIX DAYS pEnATE,

Hntto. Texas. July Z, Elder w. T..
Swinney. a Chrlsiinn minister Of Flor
.nce. and Rev. A A. IIonslfr of the
Second Baptist church OF iIufio today
comm need "A Fix days debate at the
camp ground. one mile from town. There
are number of campers and great
crowds IN attendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
'oi included In means.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.

Luling, Texas. July Q. - Leverel Din,
colored, living near the upper crossing.
on Tinncys. was thrown from wagon
load Of wood ycstrday evening and hIs
back and ribs crushed The accident Is
thought to he fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
Union REVIVAL

.hlvn, Texas. July 9.--The union revival
services being conducted In tabernacle
cr'ctoO in The center OF town nre now
undtC fun headway. All the pastors are
helping Evangelist Hendricks In the work
and some rouSing meetings re being held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
A DALLAS rLopEMrNr.

Dallas. Texas. July s.John Chapman
and Miss Eleanor Moore eopcd this evcn-
ur. While the young Indy was being
married ut the parsonage Of 81. Mat
ihewE her parents suppose that she was
WISHING ut Plano. Tho bridal couple left
tonight for San Antonio.