The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
National Reform Press Representa-
tiyes Being Entertained,
STUMP ASHBY MAKtS PREDICTIONS.
Says the PopulisN VIII Elect the State
Ticket and Land Some Congressmon.
United States Court Cases.

rived on Time THIS morning ana were met
at the depot by committee from the
chamber of commerce, representatives Of
the local press and others The visitors
were literally decorated with U. r.. 7.
A. badges, Industrial Legion, IL to /. and
Keep off the Grass buttons. There were
some cordial greetings and considerable
anxiety was manifested for a sight of
and handshake with General Coxey, the
chief of the "Commonweal' army. A
local populist leader was profuse in his
welcome to General Vandervoort of the
Industrial Legion, whom he mistook for
CoXey, and the crowd had good laugh
at his expense. Mr.. Noah Allen, chair
mau of the Galveston county executive
committee of the populist party. piloted
the eXcursionists from Dallas and was in
high feather. General Coxey presented
the members Of the reception committee
TO his wife and son and TO others of his
party and after the informal greetings
they were escorted to the hotels. the
majority of them going to the fremont.
Following is the personnel OF the party:
Miss NJ. II. - Neil and Miss T.. &. X.
Stone, Peoples Record, Marshall, Mo;
O. 7. Dcrnhla -er and daughter Keformer,
Leader, Lamar Mo; w. $. Morgan, BUZZ
Saw, Hardy Ark; NJ. NJ Williams and
daughter Sentinel Georgetown. Texas;
Eug ne Smith. National Bimetnlist, Chi
caEo, Ill. r. j. Schultz, Sentinel Chicago.
III, raul NandcrVoort, The Nation,
Omaha, Neb. Frank Burkitt, Okolona
messenger Okolona. Miss; ". T.. Douth-
lit, Record. Bolton. Texas; G.. Vincent and
wife, Farm Record. Indiananolts Ind
Miss Clara Norton. Sentinel. Chicago IN
John H; Boyd, Peoples Cause, Cooper,
Texas; j. y CoXey wife and son Sound
Money, Massillou Ohio Abe Stenherger.
me World. fttrtrl I MgI1ovrai1
Tho Tonnessea Topmlisf. i1ie M civ civ
Tenn. Miss Pearl MItchum and Miss
city, Tenn j. NJ Mallett and wife, The
Leader Weathorford Texas. w q How
ard. Patriot Navasota. Texas, Miss olive
/, - H." tioIut9' iowa
T. ii. Golwick N eS So out iTwf W yac9'
Texas. w. W. Athens Daily ENcnins
star Franklin md L. 4 pa,krr RE,
ncnilhlic To,,iS,iiin X "a a. NJ; iuc
Herald. Paducah KV,' "a Xiv Lo'
Weoltly Guide. Arson 'raxas. I & naii,.
and noting Progress. Dublin Ta%as'.
Strings TGyos. SIN u tGt.,rnti, w a I
pies journal T'1mpnsos ~ ~
Patterson. Union Dispatnh. Tipton Ind a.
g .nrsp W Brev,ster nnd vifa f5n,,,,iiet'
Fails civ. Nch. ii r NIrraha 'f piai,'
T ~ ,'f'.. '"IEnurs' texas; r. Nordhaus,
Moore ave., ~ rgT,,,, 'uy' leTAs, W T.
Men ENpress, Chicago, Ill; l.. y. Quell-
t lt'iE i III n; Benyilie Texas; Frank
p f.. Abutore I@ror,ia, pt ,' ,rreNas:
G. NJ Cmeton Southern Arena. Walnut
Hl.r'ngS, IsNas; ~ 30 F Wright aud daugh
24n>' Do,nocrat Nsi,.ar; r. reterS, N'ti ~
Tauhenock chairman Notionaj o>.n, i,, 70
comulttcc ponpln's Marty 81 ! .,,1ts w
,,o,,,.t '""liIHna I"NaS STATE
WCrh' Toxas Peoil phr'y' Fort
Among The notahIes I'm tho ror+,. ,yoro
Hon. IL 10 Taubrneclz af iilt5io va. ~ 49,
man of me National 5,aC,,+it. 80 v'f,.li-
of tho ponuilsf nart,, ,vd n :, 10
chairman Of tbn Stot' INV nd e. I Asunf
tee THO iat,r - wv commit
ro,ortnti,, ~, u.s. 81, ~ a ioSt rep
asked what he IN -i,ght ~, 1 1,ie noteI ana
Ctio,., ,.t,... -4
ot.afnst ma -" lp'" sun le9ned
ti M 'tt Uuil- pos ana as his face
"ft Vi u a. a''l'lS'l EXPRESSION he said:
i'iL.'S "uy' wrote. 'tiatterY. like
,rt = '',t " 20 ne shellrd' nut not taken
l,'u I4uSlnk a moment to permit the
Of tj. i,i,, ,''rt,t 10 EraSp me tpplcation
I'm VIVA " GrnniooilSiI saylnS TO lhe matter
IL II. U'tu ! oIouel Ashhy said; The pcpu-
~ lauE nj, When they look at the judges
49, hcN are not 10 be caught by
i'.H1 or or pnlti they have been here too
IruE,, Judge Reagan Is really 'Rmoosng:
popniiSts regard his letter as a mere
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