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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

b. G. French. Creslln4
Ohio.
{. Nicholson. Havana
HOLLAND.
NJ. y. Boss. san FRANCESCA
". :. McCrea. Chicago.
c. X. G. Billings. Chicago Z
y. Perrin. Baltimore. I
J. G.. White. Baltimore.
r. Ulman g. wife. Chicago
Lieut.. Col. n. Hunslkts.
Pi,tsburg.
NJ. j. Taylor. Toronto.
w. 7. Lambert u wife
Boston.
IMPERIAL.
r. Michael. Buffalo.
W. Morris. Scranton.
@. f. Bell. Toledo.
r. Odeny. Liverpool.
o. VI. Banson. Detroit.
J. +. Christie. Troy.
W. T.. Glover. LouisvillA
r. IL. Belts. Denver.
w. A. Stanton. Chicago
MARLBOROUGH.
T. II. Baker. Boston.
Mrs. J. sullivan. Savanna
J. *. Cowles * wife. Ciese
land.
J. F. Edwards & wife. PhF
adelphia.
w. T.. Leake. Richmond. W
NJ. Joseph. Athens. Ca;
L. e. Fallen & wife. PniS
delphia.
vi. Bailey. Philadel2nla
". 4. Hunt & wife. Trv;
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falo.
II. Lichtenstein. Corpus
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W. NJ. Mckinney. Nor'n'
port. Lone Island.
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Long Island.
II. u. Plant. Danville. ConA
J. I. Commagere. New-W
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W. simpson. chattsno0sA
Tenn.
S. II. Fishblate. "ii"'nS
ton.
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II. J. Witt. Cincinnati.
l.. X. Hart. Utica. %.
{. II. Stoil. Lexington, ~
J. {. Roulette. Hage's'o"S
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l.. Hawkins. Utica.
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Haven.
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r. williams. San Francs"
J. Heigh. Philadelphia.
{. f. Adams. Baltimor,
J. d. Davenport. Ne"o''"
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J. s. Paterson. Chicago
WALDORF.
=. J. Rogas. Caracas
W. Il. Wiley. Chicago
r. May. Montreal. i
]. +. Lewis. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

zz3e,.-,.,. st.
The handle bar Of the
Winton Bicycle cannot
turn because it's locked
inside the head-safety.
Ballard Rubber co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

THE Yachting World" says: &c. Oliver Iselln.
freed from the worries of the late contest for the
America Cup and the inquiry arising therefrom,
Is rustcatlng at Cairo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

draush 10 feet She hs; triple s erpa were made
O. pro;denee T. Everything about the cr an sec
the most modern and the best typ ptures Lapthorn
tt'G Pateev made the sails for the Arcturus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

The Yacht Racing Association OF Long Island
Sound at It's meeting tonight will decide upon the
dates OF for the coming season. and will
probably adopt the racing rules which have been
IN course OF preparation IN a long time The coun-
Gil has had many meetings the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

Tho Brooklyn Yacht Clubs annual dinner WIN
take place at the Clarendon Hotel BROOKLYN '"i'
mi Ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
CHAIRMAN MORRISON.

He Was at the Southern Enjoying the
Heal.
The railroad reporter OF the St. Louis
Republic evidently caught Chairman Nor
rison en- dlshablle. IL one Is to Judge by
the following:
The Republic has probably seen more Of
Chairman Morrison of the interstate COM
merce commission than most people, al
though II was wholly accidental. When
ushercd into the presence of the man of
''hcrizcndental reduction" fame at the
Southern. william was attired IN fan
ard an attenuated undershir.. lie said
he found the weather charming In st.
Louis, that matters had grown So warm
during the session of the commission In
Chicago last week that at times u was At
fever heat and that he would leave Tor
Washington this morning. lie thought
that the gathering in Chicago had been
the most successful ono since the passage
of the Interstate commerce act, SO iar
as the obtaining of desirable informal lo'i
CONCERNING the inside workings or rai'-
road corporations was concerned. ire
case is not settled. and there VIII ne an
other hearing later on. 1t has not 'be,i,
decided when the plea of ST. LOUIS WI
&c me M far n hearing. The following "a
vices by wire show the Windy CITY aitef
the session of the commission there las
u.pck
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COMMISSION RULINGS.


Tariffs on Bagging Grain and Other
Articles.
Austin, Texas, August 12.--The railroad
commission has issue the following CIR
culars during the present week:
In approval of JOINT application. sub
mltted under No. 155 of the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway company OF
Texas, II is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing classification of rulings, supple
mcntary to Western Classification No.
%, shall govern In the transportation of
the articles named. by railroads between
points in Texas, subject to the rules en-
braced in Exceptions TO Western CLASH
hcation:
/. Provision for hagglng on page a.,
Classification No. %, Is applicable only
on bagging used for balng cotton.
2. Sheep dip paste. less than car load
lots, fourth class. car load, class G, tc
supersede rating on page 81, Classification
No. %, inserted In error.
3. Tubular dust collectors. X. D.. less
than car load. first class.
This order takes effect August 20, 1926
nitted under No. 142 of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway. company Of
Texas 1t is hereby ordered that Commod
ty Tariff No. 2, issued by this commits
sion August 20, 1894, to apply on ship
ments of grain. products and hay trans
ported by railroads between points II
Texas. and effective September 10. 1874
be amended by cansceiling, Circular. No
chops" to the Est of articles which ar,
subject TO the grain rates" of said Com
modify Tariff No, 2,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REUNION.

Ex-Governor Hubbard delivered iiis -
nous Address Many Veterans Present.
wills Point, Texas. August 1.-The AN
mai reunion OF the hrlgadcs OF Ross.
iscior and Granbury was held here today
and win conclude tomorrow. Mayo: Mere
aiih extended II cordial greeting anu 'ho
hpsrytallty OF the city 10 the veterans ~
,hc oner, ho,ise This evening, which was
rospnsdcd 10 by tn secretary al me Or
rnt,ignition Ex-Governor Hubbard uc
iN, rcd IDS famous address on me souah
rayt prcre,nt aii TO Come" To ldrss
gathering of people. a great many OK
III Veterans are in attendance. 4 granl
barbacur and picnic Win be hold a. tnv
clty marx tomorrow at which tn re VIII
he uresrnt some dlalns i!shcd speakers.
UoycrnJr Ross was expected To ba, pre-
ont. hut "A telegram was received tn,s
evening from him to the en- ~ tnlt "s
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JOE MORROW.
His Friends IN Houston Pleased at HIS
Promotion.

His Friends IN Houston Pleased at HIS
Promotion
Tho circular issued on the 10Th instant
by II. +. Mcfarland, general passenger
agent of the Galveston. Houston ana iien'
ccrson railway. appointing Joseph H. mo'
row assistant general passenger agent Vi
,h,t road with headquarters at the Union
ronot Galveston. was received in THIS city
yesiSray ana The friends , Of Mf w Mqrr tnS
Vo9ns men me- who has ever been conneG,i g,
with railway business IN tnis un,y Dr ~
, ves.o rr,d first N The Post and later the
SEsYsF a1ry Ssad fG sdy ns
Joe y lie ~ sic lck said Ticket Agent
seorss Ts !sf to the rss rsaSSs &
the, , W,s.er" and he has been an energetic
oker he and nrd lae 1se is ' NO
I've n IN, N he ,rlsd to hear that he Is pro-
! mote -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
HYMENEAL.

HESTER sLOSSCHrN - Lexington
Tcras August I2.--This Afternoon AT D
,,.rIn,1s Miss Dlrn Hester and Mr.. ~, D;
sIosscbtIn. both cf this place, were unit,h
a. thr holy bon IL OF matrmony. lev. ).
a STEPHENS oinciatng The cerIrony
Vas performed at the First I'arurt
,hnrch a large concourse OF relatives ana
friends being present The bridal par,y
,narrhed 10 ,h1 altar by the must of Men
nelssohn's grand march, rendered on N,
,,aIin hy Miss Tenn Hester. accompanied
iy Mrs. ". G. Steelr The bride was ~
tired In a rich white SILK, trimmed WIN
daisies. Her attendar,s were Misses ran
ME Budd. Isabella Hester Pamilne Nol.
zelrnana and Minnie Hester The grooi,'
VAS attended by MeSsrs. O., T. dickson;
a. H.. Hardcastle BISMARCK liestei am
Henry Englohart. A. the conclusion OF
The ceremony tho contracting phrtlts, 70
gcth nor With their attendants ana guests,
rr.nair.d 10 the residence of the BRIDE d
mnntber Mrs. Louie Hester. Congratu-
iattons being over. n variety OF delicious
rcfreshfnents we're served Al D y. m,
,oiio,ssI by the good wishes OF their many
fSie, ds. the happy couple took Their de-
n,ri,,re for Waco, being on thor way 70
'rnnneasns. where they VIII spend their
honeymoon visiting the relatives OF inc
vrooin The bride Is n native Ttkhh. nav
ne lived in this city all her life. she
rr,aived her education At Baylor REM lie
nsiieee. al Bolton. Mr.. slosschun Is from
Tennessee. having been IN this state only
a favy years He Is principal OF the pub
M, schools at this place and IL hlshiy es-
,nemed by all who know hun.
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Mr,pprp OFF cIIAs. NULL.

LaGranse, Texas. August i2-The inur-
der of Chas. Null near Muldoon SATURDAY
ia considered a very cowardy act and
ghows TO be premeditated anair' ana
the plans OF numbering him were very
successful.
A. II. mad TO attend court at Mnidoon
l,h,, mornine the muraerers thought II
time 10 do their cowardly WORK 10
breastwork OF brush and timber was con-
str,lcied on the ssie OF the roli ~ me
woods. about four miles from Muldoon.
| when Null wa seen coming along the
road ii Is thought that one OF the mea
siationed down the road came mp ana met
Null opposite the breastwork aud hecainc
In conyersation, with HIM 50 ths rsr, ,t
Null was Killed INSTANTLY, having half q
dozen or more bulet holes through MS
body and one between his eyes.
Alter the killing the murdercrs In order
to shield themselves ryi- OF u short DIS
liance and CONSTRUCTED IRE. ssasmr,ng
appearance OF campers.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

sToIiT-Longvlew Texas, August Ii
Ike Stout. fnrn,er proprietor Of the steam
LAUNDRY. died today OF consumption.
CROSS-GranGer. Texas. August To-
Mr.. A. w. Cross was buried nj Macedonia
yesterday afternoon. lie was one q the
oldest inhabitants OF this section, being In
His Sith year at time Of death.
ItTNAM- Gainesville, Texas. August
II Mrs. Harriet f.. Putnam. wife of
Captain John Putnam and one OF nv
oldest residents of Cooke county. died to-
day at her home on broadway. The tuner
nj services were conducted this evening
n, $40 o'clock. Or. II. a. Jones Mhciat-
ing.
MAssENGALE..Kenedy., Texas. August
died very suddenly last night Of some
thing Ike heart failure She was n very
stout and hearty looking lady OF about
a. years. Her death was quite shock 70
the town, She leaves a husband aud large
family of children TO mourn her loss.
DYER Palestine. Texas. August TO-
Thomas Dyer. aged about 30 years, q
tailor In the Palestine Tailoring house
d ed quite suddenly sunday morning. st. =
thought. from congestion OF the brain Iic
was Catholic from which church the
funeral occurred. He had Just received q
letter from his dear mother IN Mrssh'
chusetts, but not untl his eyes Were
| closed in death.
GA ZE go Galveston. Texas, Angus,
y II. NJ. Gaze. carnenier IN years
| old. was taken to the hospital this nrier.
| 4 oon In AN UNCONSCIOUS condition Itc ht''
| applied to a physician short time D"
| foro for relief from stomach troulie
| UospIial physicians think he had taFel
an overdose Of some caustc. iie died n,
| T:s0 lie had no family here, Relatives ~
| Ghidale. Ohio, were notified.
EruRIDGE-Alvo Texas, August II.
M. c. Ethridge, postmaster Of AlVor9,
| Texas. died at San Antonio on august l.
where he had been under the care OF phy-
| slcians since last March. HIS death was
| duo to consumption. Mr. Ethridgc was ~
| years Of age. He was born IN T"hnsssr
| hut came 10 this state ana settled III
| Wgse county eleven years ago, where he
| has lived continuously since thoi timt
| liza remains were brought 10 this place
ana intcrment took place on August "a
the presence OF large concourse OF sym
| pa,hIzing friends.
| CONN-G Gainesville. Texas, August 10 -
| Mrs John Conn of Henrietta died nndti
| necullar circumstances. Mrs. Conn had
! Rf.rn SEX for some time and nor nus
/ hand brought her to Gainesville IRON
| Nocona In a hack. Mrs Conn was con
yerslng with her husband three miles from
| town and the first time ner nurphh
| knew she was dead was when she M'e
| coming under an electric light ana she WIZ
sitting upr ght IN the hack stone dend
| phy ylclans say death resulted from near
| failure. Her remnlns were thlppod y
| Henrietta for interrmen'
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tested hi Innocence Of wrong doing. say
ing he had been Eiven permission 70 enter
he place at will, but this the proprietor
ecnied. The duplicate key was takei, from
where he gave his name rs John Pasis.
ie was held to answer before the grand
RETAIL. CLERKS.
Last night the Retail Clerks Protective
association elected the following officers
for the ensuing term; President. Hiram
Cohen; vice president, Ed Jones' second
vice president, Jos. Crockford; recording
secretary, &. n Philipp; financial set re-
tary, T. Il. I.illcy; treasurer, t,eorge v.
Wichlep; delcgatcs 70 the legislative ccun.
Kahn and Captain II. e. .Ourel; trustees.
r. ID. Scheli and VIM. A. Wood; guardian,
Adolph Goyos: guide. C, n. Stavro. The
association has nincty-two members.
FORGERY CHARGE.
Sheriff Albert Dirks has arrested and
lodged in the county Jail c. u. Mayo. whD
was Indicted by the grand Jury In May
last for forgery. The officers have been
indictment was found, and several times
had him located, but he always eiuded
them when they thought they had him.
Sunday evening Mayo was seen on tho
beach and his arrest followed. 1t Is taid
ne had Just returned TO the city.
CONTRASTING REPUBLICANS.
J.. C. Luke said to a reporter today that
the county republicans wouid hold a mass
meeting Saturday night week to send a
| contcstinr delegation to the state convcn-
ten The recent light. he said, was not n
| fight for or against Gu, ty. but a mav
| struggle for tho county craftsmanship.
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.
| Mrs Charles Dumlcr OF Houston is on
visit OF few days 10 the seaside.
Sid. II. Wcis has gone TO Waco TO ar.
range for the opening OF the Garland
opera house, OF which he IA manager,
Among the passengers by the Mallory
| line steamer for New York this morning
were MIR. Lee Hardy and Captain CROSS
| OF Houston
| Dallas, MISS Daisy pl,wman and Master
George II. Plowman, Jr., and nurse are
| the guests OF the Grand.
| Gus John. cs years old. while working
Mt the new brewery this forenoon. broke
his leg and was conveyed to the Seal,
| hospital In the patrol wagon by Ofnco
| Myrer
Eliza Davis. colorcd. was taken 20 The
| Sealy hospital In the patrol wagon by ofh
| Ger John II. MALTA, suffering with scnlf
| wound received In Il fight at the corner Of
| 18th aud Is.
Mr.. Fred Brauning of 81, Louis nnt
| Mrs. Mamie Neal of this city were quiet
ly married by Rev. ]. C.. Roohm, pasto
OF the German Lutheran church. AZ hi
| residence at 1880 last evening. Only a lev
| intimate Trends Of the contracting parties
| were present.
John +. Johns. who mas been In m
| employ of II. ~. Hooper, a baker. on lotl
and NJ, was arrested this morning charg
cd with cmbczylcmcnt (msdemcanoO
Tho charge Is thut John, while driving
| &Hlivcry wagon. collected certain sums
money and appropriated them to his ow
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/. o. II. N.

"gular Conclave EnGed-Meet in
sap Antonio Next Year.
ls' Texas August ia.-The members
n great State council of the Improved
d Red Men of Texas have finished
me!' i.rst regular annual con-
~, Us they term II. kidding ere
ns nN regular council! fire, AN inior-
,,a ss having first been lighted at
,as' spring, The council fire
IN I ~ al the ninth run, thirtieth
kaos NE rising run, or in common
sIew,. Wy o'clock this morning, III
hrS,an OF lroquois tribe, No. /. 1t
lIsera uy the great sachum, Steven
Ia sra after the beautiful Invocation
5s,ss VA. prophet, Stephen Gould.
)se, no,vy,tn Tor the next term were:
ksn n '"ny.i oil Ennis, grea, prophet;
Aem. moore Of Houston, great
Az, great senior sagsmore' William
hnore u San Anonio; great junior
N kes,.' A. Reagan of iillsboro:
,ir,sper Of records. u. S. Pawkett OF
Ai,, great keeper of womnun 70.
~ s s' OF Houston: great represent
kslss NJ Gouid and S. II. Moore: al
=, A. Smith anu ~ A. Sh'''"'
kr.nr sacheIn-e,ect announced the
umm,,pniiolntlye officers and stand
ts,tIn.a'.e Great sanap, j. ". stoke
n rsa,i great mishinaw. II. S. shook,
sics, "a Of wiEwam, A. Berry OF
schssls guard OF wlgwam, Charles
< smIth on fnance-Harry Kitchen,
ast AVA and J. T. TAYLOR.
Ross s,aie Of ortfnr--J. Srhutte
pras ana ma w. II. Brown.
Atarasasnd renorts-C. NJ. Barnes. f
". s,ve,,f sst .ncohonee of the limited
sif!sse ,s.ossahon c. Nj. Barnes instaIlet
sas n,noeet,ison. Galveston. Housto,
Reasa' '' Mho were nut in ,omIna,ior
h Wilson, Schultz. tdams an,
An..t stood; San An,on,, "a. Calves
Aaioala 10 :, Denison 2. Houston !
tsi a. nv was afterward unanimou n
lsper ~ 1S next place OF meetino
fkIal on gson q Denison. was chose Csc,
y sie,t san Of the order S''
Artoalo ssanell adjourned To NEE, I,
august 2. lsg- ''ee' Al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

Superintendent ]. NJ. Lee OF the Central
made trip up the road yesterday. re-
turning last night.
J. T. Booth, prominent railroader .and
alderman from Temple, is In the city, n
guest of c. a. Meier.
General Freight Agent Jones OF the
Houston and Texas Central Ra.lwJy conf
pany Is absent IN Dallas.
II. u. Patrick. agent o: the houston and
Texas Central railway company at Aus
tin. was In the city Yesterday.
Edward Sells, recently appointed general
freight agent of the A. r. r. company. te-
turned yesterday from business visit 10
Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
cA1IlS rnN MOVES.

Galveston. Texas. August Eat @%
o'clock this morning party OF Gun. oo''
orado and santa Fe officials left calves
ten for tour of inspec''Gss over the en- ni
Ire sys,,m. The par'' ig G9lI'i s,use,in.
tend Downs. superintsndsait Of sras ei
VA hdpfs nissef p,ysisn supesiniens
siaeh i,nS;rsin and Davidson. General
Asn, Goq "a, ,Ssm ~a ae rs s %Ss IN
Norm Iexas VI" rnto commercial agent for
~, opn uo. W,"B s,t al Hcrtton. he of inc
~ soball roofing and hustlsng fame. IS IN
"w";- Andrews, general southern pas
seneer ars,t for the southern railway
with headquarters at New Orleans Is III
v g. Becker assis,s1t t<'en,i fTslg reign,
agent of the Tn,ernat,.,oai AMI n.o,a Ira Ca,
Northern left last evening 1 mns speI lie vii
20 out a. far as Laredo. and VIII DC ao'
sent about ten days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
sTnrcrLY CASH BURGLAR.

Fort Worth, Texas. August n.-At I
o'clock this morning a negro was discov-
cred proving In the notorious "Holmes'
house Inyestirnt.on showing thai he had
entered . number Of rooms and carried
she trousers Of the occupants into the hail
whore he took whatever cash was in them
leaving other articles. IL Is mol 9nowN
how much he secured
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SANTA rE INSPECTION TOUR.

sealy. Texas, August 12,-The santa re
officials arrived at sealy ON special rum
at IL 80 today and after spendiis apou, an
hour looking over the compai' Interests
at this place. proceeded on hs'r way
north. ,srtv,
The following composed raj mai
Colonel l.. j. Polk. acting tiny zen
ager, Galveston; +. T. Downs. ',,s,f.e A
eraI superintendsnt, Galveston orV GAs-
Hancock. superintennei.s,,a ral store kecp
weston: T, q. WoouT soa s,Inert niepneiN
| tracks bridges and iaba W
| Brown. hridgemaster. Teinp- Ami TEN
Dickinson, division superln.r .rsmpls
/ pla M Sweeney. roadmss.s',, -,n aver zne
| This Is Colonel POKE las Genera man
sgership, and we understands
general inspection tour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
CAMP MEETING CLOSED.

Cedar Bayou. Texas. August lo'--ihe
Ne,bodist camp meeting which has been
In uropress AT this place for the last ten
DAYS closed last night.
Rev. Seth r. Ward OF Houston preachnd
WHAT shall II profit man 81 he shall
cain The Whole woAld and lose his own
soul" Matthew, XVI. rs. A. he con,lnc,
INA yaye their hands, promising 10 turn
Their backs on sin and lead . better l,ie,
Th,a was hy FAR tho most successful
-, aetine ever held Mt this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
nAprIar nllYINAL.

Kcrrvilbe. Texas, August 9.--pr. Gaddy
Of I.oelhart iras been assisting the paHtor
of the Baptist church N revival meet
ing This afternoon twenty persons were
Immersed In the river above town as tho
roauIi of his lahOrs, nearly thousano
porsi3Es witnessing the bapaDlnE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
FROM AN EXTENDED TRIr.

Traffic Manager C. w. Rein returned
yesterday from an extended trip through
the country. spending some time III the
tiast. lie combined business with pleasure
during his absence. but had nothing TO
give out for publication.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

,.,>,c.roN James Scarborough.
, ~ cn,,niv's efficient sheriff. who mas
haer verv low. IL this morning repoFUa
10 be much better. r
GlI,MER.Mr. John tioya ,r Will ri, . on
hoth loads went in his right hand ana
,ore Il IN very badly. lie Is uoihs wen
at this hour , ,,,,n-
uI,NTsVILLE-D During q heavy nun
der shower this afternS9on ne,y dweiIins
~ Nv # II. Ball The tower was nam
ogoi 10 a small extent, but no other re-
silt of damage.
rAlRI,IE,-Two negro cotton picksrs
frightened the family OF a. no ~ house. They
n,sn, arsr.sted by officer Maddin, 10 whom
they could give no satisfactory rs"soh lor I
their actions. They were piaceu " ia"
pending an investigation "a,
sAN AtrGuSTINE-Mr. George w.
u;aiI sberfn Of this county, receiver y
formation from the penitentery Tnuhorl
,,1,s M Rusk on Saturday tnat ii f
stanley, who was sem 10 John Maxwei
me- ~ from l-annin county. had ESCAPED
nj Yesterday Mr.. Wall went ho~n 10 IN.
Id home OF Stanley and arrested men
both last night ana n lax, iIk Peputy sher.
~, ~ prnnn Wall Will Start TO Rusk with
| them tomorrow. -,
| sALADo-Yesterday, evening y. ~
snasicS cirzens Of this vicinity; came 70
own IN his buggy and s,aTlsd ana p% si.csS
% w ,.n,e vns an important holt lost
s srea f his buggy. He rtoppea to put II IN
paes without taking The old i hl N ho r..
loose' WI "a MIN against the wheel and
sine. ,ash about two inches long oyer hi'
snt , . e s" II was nicely hound up and his
bnsgy fixed and he Went on III ~ sbls 10 sc
ing very pale. but said ne ie'' a"'o W ~
home
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Huhy. Cameron; ]. A. Rose welt.
iln Pa2 NJ. ID. Adamus. Lake
s 7. AeWardcr. city; +. Y. Myers.
Francisco. NJ. II. Borham. st Louis,
Addcll. Denton: j. u. owen, Bas-
2. >. Kind. Topeka; Thomas IL.
huntsville; Mrs. W. r. Run. Waller;
~ y. Golding, Chicago. Rock Island
4 i. Loseioy. Granb ' r,e'i I'd Kennedy,
Worth; l., ii. Nance. st. Louis. W
anpthers, Cincinarti: George II.
Alexander, Texas; A. Il. McHcnry
iv. o; Pierce, pulnth. Mimi; l..
.Ix,n New York: C. s. PcyLor,
heads; b. 7, Buel. New Haven,
zoe Clark. Dallas, l.. l.. Long. Den.
~ o. Lima. Fcrt Worth. w. f..
S,,,a. Beaumont. r. l.. Smith, Kan.
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pRoTRACTEp MEETING.

Mason pf Houston IL conducting pro-
tract meeting at the thfisvan chui,h
mons which are well received qua nppre-
dated by his many friends. The service
I'M last Ten days.
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companied Mr.. Fay and his wife and .
party OF ladies from New orleans 20 Hook
port on an outing. During the absence
OF Messrs. Parks and Womack rrave ir e
passenger Agent Rhien chart ofhciated In