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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

pleasantly entertained party of friends from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening.
birthday surprise was rendered Mrs. Sohl-
berg. OF Sims street Thursday afternoon by
twenty of her friends.
John Hansen, of Litchield, was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Hud-
son avenue, last week
The young people of st. James Episcopal
church are preparing for entertainment
to be given after Lent
The G. l.. s. c. will meet next Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. S. A. Farms
worth, of Case street.
Mrs. Halter, $50 Bradley street. will en-
terrain the members of the Jolly Seven club,
Wednesday evening
Mrs. James Forrest entsrtained the Mission
airy Society of the Phifadelphian Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre, Of go East Tenth street.
will entertain the ION Time Pleasure club
Wednesday evening n Ar
Mrs. John Bonik rihas returned to Leaven-
worth, Wash, after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Altman. -
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH 1ct6w, of Minot, N. D..
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. g. Mason
OF COOK street. JucTt o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lincoln of Grove street
entertained friends at eihch Friday evening
Louis Allie and family of olive street, left
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

ABSOLUTELY PURE

after fortnight's stay with relatives in Car
yer, MINI. p u
Friday evening thet Bluff Social club was
entertained by Mrs. E. sLightner. of IA West
Isabel street. ~
Mrs. Stephenson, Of Madison. Wis. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ernil Keck, of Bid
well street. lt.ss
Mrs. Emma Griffen, of North Dakota, is the
guest Of Mrs. F. H. Schriber, "a West Delos
street.
Miss Clara Chapman, OF Alma Wis. spent
Wednesday the guest Of friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bell are domiciled in
the Myer block, on Stryker avenue
Anthony Yoerg Jr. has gone to Des Moineg
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

One Of the sweetest maids of New Orleans
is Miss Arthemise Baldwin, who was crowned
queen of the recent mardi gras in the city
near the delta, She is the daughter of Albert
Baldwin, president of the New Orleans Ma
tional bank. Miss Baldwin looked a real
queen, and certainly never did real queen
wear more gorgeous coronation, a pretty
picture of which was made by the Illustrated
American. This gorgeous robe was of the
richest white satin, embroidered with gold
thread and jewels. Around the bottom of the
skirt were five large coronets, wrought out of
seed pearls and jewels. About them was
rich applique Of palest green velvet, couched
in amethysts, sapphires, emeralds and other
glittering jewels. The corsage was cut round
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

in the neck and the entire front was covered
with the same exquisite jeweled embroidery.
Huge puffs Of satin formed the sleeves, and
on them the rich design Of the skirt was re-
peated. About the neck was costly medici
collar, thickly studded with jewels on both
sides, until it formed a glittering mass Of
gems. From the shoulders, fastened by gems,
hung the court train of royal purple velvet,
deeply bordered with ermine, and lined with
heavy white satin. The train, three yards
long, was richly embroidered with deur de lis,
wrought in the same jewels as those used in
embroidering the gown. About her white
throat she wore superb necklace of diamonds,
jeweled girdle spanned her waist, on her
head she wore crown and in her hand she
bore scepter
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. Fred Corwin Of Oakland, entertained
the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club Friday.
Prizes were won by Mesdames Hagerman
Corwin and Beals.
Mrs. Elmer e. Guernsey returned Friday
from lengthy visit TO friends in Pennsylvania
and elsewhere.
The Bible class enjoyed an interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dock
stader.
R; C. Morgan returned Monday from visit
to Duluth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

Of the House of Hope Church will be held
April g.
Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr., of the Seville,
will entertain at euchre next Tuesday after
noon.
The thirteenth hop of the Bon Ami Social
club will take place on April 9th at Central
hall.
There will be social at the Bethel boat
Friday evening.
Miss Keller, Of Nelson avenue, gives a din
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

with good style and faultless carriage She
has light brown hair, blue eyes and COM
career Miss Williams showed a marked indi-
yiduality in the matter of dress. She has a
decided preference for marked gowns, and al
most invariably wears them. Her shining
hair is parted in the middle and brushed
back smoothly. She wears ribbon in II.
usually white, like the snoods Of Scottish
maidens. She likes the American beauty rose.
She and her sister Juliet live with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil in San RAJ
fael, pretty suburb of San Francisco, across
the bay. Brigadier General Forsythe is their
uncle. The family is an old colonial one,
Miss Williams father is paymaster in the
navy, stationed at New London.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
w /HY We rIay Expect
wv A Prosperous


Prosperity must, sooner or later. fol-
low the period Of depression and mer-
camille calamities which, beginning
with the panic Of 1893, the year OF over
production, has, 1t is to be hoped,
reached Its end in 1895. AS the clouds
disappear from the political horizon
the entire country will breathe the sasi-
er ana business is likely to revive as
soon as our merchants and manufa CT
urers are relieved OF the uncertainty
OF unwtse and disquieting legislation.
The intelligence, enterprise and COM
mon sense OF the commercial world.
together with its innate recuperatiye
powers, Will bring about the change Of
aHairs that has 80 long been hoped for
by business men.
The returns Of the government bu-
Teau OF statistics show the exports of
American domestic manufactured
goods exceeding all previous records,
This alone Is encouraging.
Inc war cloud between this country
and England, considered as serious by
high-strung Jfngoes only, has faded
away. as was to be expected between
two enlightened commercial nations.
The senatorial bomb thrown at
spain, while good bid for the friend
ship Of Cuba Libre," will probably
peter out harmlessly, as that country
does not intend to commit political self
murder nor forget her own powerless
position.
In Connection with the disappearance
OF these troubles from the political and
commercial situation 1t is highly proper
to remark that the industries of the
country will be greatly benefited If our
legislators will only consent to follow
the wise policy Of our shrewdest bust
ness men, and practice rigid economy in
appropriations, discard extravagant
schemes and drop, at least for q while
(the longer the better), lingo agitation,
which disturbs our foreign relations,
depreciates our credit ana plays fast
and loose with our best commercial
interests.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

tertained the six-handed Euchre club Thurs
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cratsenberg. CT 400 Laurel ave
nue., entertained the kangaroo club Thursday
night.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison Regular Army
and Navy Union gave ball Tuesday night.
Miss Lillian Lamprey, of Central park, en-
tertaned card club Monday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

For stylish millinery
Go to B. A. Schultz's. 412-414 Wabasha.
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Personal.

Mrs. William Taylor Donaldson, who has
returned from months visit in Washing
1126 Fifth street southeast, Minneapolis, until
April 1. She will then leave for White Bear
Lake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

The marriage of L. j Ryan nnd Miss l..
u Burke was celebrated at the Church OF
the Annunciation at p. IN. yesterday.
Key. Father Henncssy officiating. IN the
precence OF large gathering
After the ceremony the wedding party
were rendered "A dinner by tho bride +
mother al her home, No. 90 Buffalo street
where great number of presents were
received and displayed
Mr.. Ryan is a trusted omployc In the
International and Great Northern car shops.
position which he has held for some
time.
1he bride ls n sister OF Alderman p NJ
burke. was reared in Houston completed
her education at the convent The happy
couple have a large circle of admirlng
friends, who wish them happiness and
prosperous life,
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan departed on the In
tetnalional and Great Northern last night
Tor Austin where they viii spend a week
or ten days. and returning viii reside at
the brides mothers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
TEXAS COAST ASSOCIATION.

Tho executive committee to arrange for
the meeting Of the Texas Coast association
in this city on October "a met the chair
men of the various subcommittees at the
office Of Chairman H. r. u. Wilson yes
tcrday afternoon.
The duties Of the various committees
were defined and hey viii be put imme.
diatcly 10 work in the interest OF making
the proposed meeting u success
Mr.. II. T.. MacGrcgor, chairman OF the
entertainment committee for The Texas
CoHsi association. which meets IN ibis city
saturday, October -. has called a meet
inG at his office in The Post building to-
day al 10 o'clock He requests a fun at
tendance. The members Of mis- committee
are as follows. W. u. Cleveland John II
kirby, II. II Dickson. a. =. Sau.r. j. V.
TacFaheTry. G. g. FELTON,. G. Is. PECK, A.
Christcson W. r Sinclair. II W. Garrow.
MIR. ia KAN. chairman OF the finance
committee, has called u meeting Of his com
Tittcc at The office Of the Business League
today at 3 p. ni. He requests fun at
tendance of his committee, which Is as
follows. George l.. Porter. + A Heit-
mann, l.. J Tutfly, q w Scheult1. Alb
bott Cockrcll r. c. Crawford. John p.
Smart, c. Arthur Williams. Tom flowers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
EzErA IN CALIFORNIA.
lie is Surrounded by Guards and SAYS He
is Ready for a Fight

| lie is Surrounded by Guards and SAYS lie
is Ready for Fight
| Oakland. Cal. October 20.-GoneraI Car
los tzeta has taken up his quarters in this
city and is prepared 10 meet his enemies
The general has surrounded himself with
body guards and is ready to meet senior
Raphael Lopez. minister of San Salvador
10 Mexico The minister il also visiting
san franctsco. E2e,a says that Lopez was
sent 10 suY on him and make q report ia
''a"ohl hulterroz The general has
started sensation among his friends by
raising the cry that he is pursued by hired
ahshsslns' who arc seeking his life AT The
ihhtlgation OF Guitcrrcz He has called
meetings OF friends to discuss the arrival
III me minister. Threats have been made
ana now the general is waiting for Iopez
10 make move. Tho Inter however as
aerts mat the general s a buffer and does
not moan business
Ilr. CAldrron, consul general of San Sal
vndor at san Francisco. has taken n great
deal or interest in the outbreak OF Ezeta
E2cta's charges about aAsassins and
Spies are ridiculous" said nr Caldcron.
Mr.. l,onoz Is the only man who had tho
conrare when General Mondez died TO say
IN public that he had been killed by In
gratitude ana the actions OF Ezota and To
accuse the latter. In effect. OF the crime.
Ezeia is only leaking bag OF wind He
VIII not harm ANYBODY We only wish
ne would try to return to his country
But there is no fear Of that He liz sim
ply making idle tbrctas and we shall pay
no attention TO him"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
Personal MENTION.

Mrs a. = Sanford left yesterday fo
nogl invest Missouri to visit relatives lol
General John NJ Claiborne. republican
| candidate fot congress In The Sc .ord AZ.
lr'ct. Is Ia the city. ''''
T.. ktbcr, one OF The former PROPRIETOR,
ni I'M liutchius House, returned las,
night from Brenham.
Mrs, J W. Allison nnd sor have re.
turned from tho North and VIII srond Inc
M.nter al the 1.aWlnr
ion a. 6. Tompkits rrpublioan carli.
,lhi" iur cpnri ~ fur this district was i'm
houston for short time yesterday
Mr.. j. NJ. Robinson. a prominent citi-
"u of Bartlett Texas was ia the civ
FoHtcniay and reports his county ms bc-
lng safe Tor Bryan.
Mr% Emma Il. oliver and son. Master
30, after three months sOiourn in Kerr
Nlile. have roturnod to the city and are
now az their home, s2lS BAILEY stl,ot.
Mr-. Margaret { Greaves of Los An.
s@los, Cal, arrived In Houston Monday
hcr niece Mrs j. 4 Fcnn. liz B B1l'S aver Sl
nue.. -
Sheriff J. H. Davis Of I'M county was
n IA" CITY NoaicrdaN 10 meet Sheriff
Rich of Wharton county, IN charge OF a
prisoner wanted in HIN county to unsw,r
enarsos of disposing of mortgaged prop.
Mir. $. G cox OF New York. who holds
tie CHAMPION two milc bicycle record ana
me champion ouc-tnirl of "a m h record
has moved 10 Houston and has associated
4 nfeli with one of the many bicycle cs-
10 hl.shmeuts
Judge T. J. Dun of Brazoria is in tho
CITY. Though Judge pun was defeated
ioi lac GO Er syiou1l nomination In the
Tenth district. lk" "A true Warrior. ne
iias hucklci ON his arnor aud IS now MAX
ing The rounds uf the DISTRICT IN tho inter
- of Mr.. Shelburoc. the successful can
iidatc.
Miss Ida tpton representing the South
" stern Presbyterian Of New orleans |
Nls visitor at the Houston cotton tx
tuition Of pi,oi FONT. MIR John Van Lea |
HIN lerson aud Rcv. NJ. &. Hutton of |
georgetown Ncr" also registered At the /
ACbdnga vest r1aV.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
NlTY NRENITIEs.


There Will be a political speaking to-
nirht al Watts chapel. IN the Fourth
ward
I'm the district clerks Office Yesterday
virginia r. Tnbb filed suit against James
i. lahh for divorce.
licv r. Is. Smoot, u d. has consented
to remniu over ana assist DR.. LeavcT ut
The prayer meeting tonight ~ the First
Presbyterian church
Pending tho appointment Of a deputy
chioi of police to take the place of James
l'ru. 80, Sergeant Tom Dlcnry who has
been serving during Mr.. Iruett's illness.
VIII continue TO do so.
Revival services were held. as usual. at
the Mckee street Methodist church by
Rev. j. W. Horn llc took his text from
Acts d. a and three united with the
church, Services every night
Mr.. j. II. Garnott desires Il stated that
he rcpudiItcs the use OF his name inS~n-
neoiiog with the cement &c 10 oar
hcouc and hail advertised TO take place a.
Houston lioighfs ou Thursiay night next
Tho Bryan aud Sewtl club of the Fifh
Whri met last night, bar adjourned with
out trinsActlng any business, out of no
spcrt 10 tho memory of thoir deceased
n'ulhcr. James II, PrueN. Mr. j Y. I.cl
county have been invited to address the
club next Tuesday night
on Thursday night the Epworth League
VIII entertain their friends win musical
elections from Wagner Saints icns. Gou-
nod Chopin. iottschalk. chaminntc and
others Those who are invited viii doubt
less spend a most delightful evening. This
VII take place at ShnIrn Methodist
chapel under tho direction of Mrs Builc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
THE ItEGIsTRATIoN.

The registration dropped OFF few points
Yesterday there being but i7i names regis
tered, increasing the grand total to date to
G-s2 This leaves Houston stll behind
Galveston and occupying third place among
the larger cities OF the state, while the
position to which she is entitled Is sec
ond. but unless the voters show d diBpos.
tion to register more promptly Houston
may continue 10 play the laggard until It IL
too late to gain the place to which her
population entities her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL cOrPr

J. j. Taylor. cattle theft. three cases
recognized in the sum of $500 in each case.
Henry Weineeke, cattle theft. two cases
recognized IN the sum Of $500 in each
case.
Minerva Robinson. disordcrly house; mol
pros. "''
4, $ Kittrell. assault to murder; not
Frank Misher theft; $50 fine and ten
days IN jail.
John J. Newton. assault to murder. four
cases aggregate verdict fourteen years in
the penitentiary.
Chas. Fisher, murder. on habeas corpus
remanded to furnish $4,000 bond
RAJ Mitchell carrying brass knucks; SIS
fine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
DALLAS FAIR TRAVEL.

Reports from Dallas show heavy
slump in passenger traffic into that city to
the State fair up to Thursday night com
pared with the same period last year. This
is said 10 be due to the strlngoncy in
money matters that is now telling in the
earnings Of all roads just at present. Lines
leading into Dallas inauguratod special
service for the fair, as done in former
years, and the expense is an important
item Friday and Saturday. however the
weather being propitious. attractions clab-
CRATE large crowds poured in on all roads.
The figure is said to be now whore 1t was
in lSqJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

si tefe cln be no doubt abou, the great
COMPANY ' IN a me by the Whitney Opera
The an, 4 Smiths new opert. "Rob Rov "
ine , ms ~. press of New York CITY. dur.
Squafs .rrNwo years run at the Herald
lajion in n,,haler, referred to 1t as a rcvc-
scorra eteis'ic, even 10 me- Tho nec mn, 10,
the act,on IN Ut at times are inciden,a' to
rpers tho'in, especially when the various
for The M p,5 !eal the different clans S,rove
pece is calio phe construct on of Tho
velops IN ne admirable. each act de
he in,eroaa. climax thar is natural and
steadily 10 H. IN the tale ir maintained
Sweeney 80, < ~ VII he the attraction Mt
-''''o tomorrow and tomo ppoye n '9 ghi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

motor car accommodating the band and the
t'aiicrs the dogs and ponies. This novel
trolley party made several b,ltg of the CITY.
attracting much attention The perform
ance iast night was witnessed Nv Il larger
audience than attended TIE oneuins pcr-
formancc and the patronage will douhtiess
continue TO increase as the attraction ia
a novel and interesting one and In every
way neat aud refined exhibition Of ami
nal intelligence of high order, wiz III AZ
fords an evening OF rare pleasure There
VIII be a matrcc this afternoon. com,nvac-
ing at 40 O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
A REDUCTION WANTED.

The Houston aud Texas Central ASKS Rates
to Meet Rn Interstate CUE,
Austin. Texas. october 20.-J d. Deui-
son, chairman OF the Galveston freight
bureau, and II. A. Jones, general freight
agent of The Houston and Texas Central
railroad appeared before the railroad COM
urissicn this morning to argue PROPOSE
ton "a reduce tho Texas rate on canned
goods, to meet a cut in interstate rates
from st. Louis and N6w Orleans 10 Texas
on that class of freight MIR, Jones stated
that his line was making an eifor, TO have
the interstate rate restored, whercupon Mr.
Denison stated that II such thing was
done the existing Texas rate need not he
disturbed but suggested however, that
until said Interstate rate was restored tho
commission might put in a rate of is cents
from Houston fud 81 cents from Galveston
for the protection or TEXAS shippers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
root REoRGANIzEp.

Mexico city. Oct. 20.-Thc railway pool
has been reorganized by the Vera Cruz and
Inter Oceanic railways. Under the fresh
agreement the railway traffic managers
association has been reorganizcd and the
old European schedule substantially adou-
ted while United States rates Will be soon
arranged. The old pooling agreement was
dissolved in June last year and the result
of breaking the pool was that the Mexican
Central railway with it's superior facilities
al Tamp'co has been greatly benefited and
is in a position now to maintain the ground
thus gained on sea freights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
TO FIN THE BALLOTS.
me ofhcial Ballot VIII BE As Big AS a
one Shoot Show nlll.

The Official Ballot VIII BE As Big AS A
One-Shcet SHOW Bill.
There wiz he a meeting Of the presiding
oihcers or elections Of the various pre-
V'no's IN city and county next Monday,
october 26, in conjunction with the board
OF county commissioners to arrange the
oiheial ballot to be voted at the coming
election on November g.
Judge Tod requests that on or before 10
a. M October &C. the chairmcn of the yari.
Gus political parties represented IN Harris
county hand IN to the county clerk the
uckct they desire Incorporated IN the Off
cial ballot
lhe ehairmen Of the different political
parties. likewise candidates for ofacc nrc
invited TO bo present to assis, In formulat
ing the official ballot. which this year, ow-
ING to the different political splits. will
be almost az large ms one sheet show hill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
TWO mug SONGS.

81. Louis Commercial Traveller.
The lady bugs have wings of pink.
The roach is brownish quite
The boeile's Wings are black az ink.
Chinch bugs have wings OF white
The june bugs have their wings of gray.
The lightning bugs their flame;
Inc gold bugs have no wings at all;
can they get there Just the same?
The chInch bug gets the farmers wheat,
The humble bee his honey.
The bed bug gets the farmers blood.
The gold bug gets his money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

,pecal Agent Savage OF the Katy was
here yesterday
T. J. CoEsns. special agent of the Santa
Fe went to Galveston yesterday.
". a. Reinhardt. travelling passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific, went out on
the limo yesterday.
] j. Hess, general roadmaster OF the
Santa Te. went to Cleburne yesterday and
ID ". I.abey. general bridge master OF the
same road. 10 Alvin,
Division Superintendent Dickinson and
General Claim Agent Downey OF the Santa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
CITY couNCIL MEETING

The city council VIII meet in adjourned
regular session this afternoon at I O'Clock
and take up the business OF the regular
meeting adjourned from Monday out of re-
spGct to the memory OF Deputy Chief Of
Police Pruott
II Is likely that the appointment Of a
ueputy chlef to succeed Mr. Pruett will
come UP AT this meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
Will Speak EOR sII.vrn

~ the instance or the State democratic
central committee Judge Presley X. Ewing
leaves over the Houston East aud West
i"Nas this morning Tor Barnum, where
he speaks tonight. Thursday night he VIII
hddresH tn" voters at Roscoe. and Friday
night al Jacksonville. Saturday night he
kpnAks III 1Ylrr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
A PRESENT ppou IT,rv

(he tall October 10. Baron Faya.
White H Han eanoassaior, today visited the
pose OF ne ny appointment for tho pur-
Py direc,ion ,lnS to President Cleveland.
honial est, VI me King or Italy. a testi-
Volumes NJ ' M IN the shape OF i set Ct
|onchiar m. Nv Ere2tc5t historical value,
[omr'iss. Iea 1t was compiled nv 49, Sror J'
italy and ai'n w.. apnointcd by the KING Of
lrnment was printed by the italian poS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
REV. SUCKER GONE NORTH.
Chapel Car Good Will" to Be In
Charge OF Another.
THE KATY'S ANSWER TO A SUIT.
Low Ra'e wanted by the Houston and
ieAas Central ON Canned Goods.
STATE Commission Ruling.

hcv. f. S. Sucker. who for year or
two has been travelling in Texas with
chapel car Good VIII" and for the ms,
TWO weeks stopping in Houston. left Mon
day night via the Nilsson Il, Kansas s,d
Iexas for Dallas In a few days he win 60
10 chicago TO meet his nucccs,or In tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

ON account Of the general feelings of sor
row that pcrvaded the Fifth ward on Mon
day ana Tuesday aud out Of respect for
inc loved and honorcd persons whose do.
mlse caused THIS sorrow. the entertainment
whloh was promised To take place at ~,
Fairick's Church Fair on these two nlghte
was abandoned Therefore tonight viii viz
lunlly be the opening night OF st. patrlcl's
Fair and all are admitted free of charge.