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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
"Fnhio Romnni."

In spite of liberal use OF paper and print
er's ink, rather a small audience, compar-
atiyoly greeted the "Fabio Romani" com
pany at the opera house last evening
Possibly the threatening weather kept
some away. II was no great treat. how
ever. that was missed by those who re
malned at home. The play is a rather
weak rearrangement or adaptation OF
the main features OF Monte Cristo." but
without It's beauties and with other mo-
tivns actuatng the spirit of revenge. OF
a less romantic and less dramatic nature.
There is a cynical and ugly philosophy
running through the five acts. which is
moi redeemed by the lugubrious moral as
depicted in the inal denouement. SIN u
rood company might make a creditable
Showing with tho piece. with a little re-
fouching here and there.
In is present hands Il can not be classed
ms n very enjoyable attraction. Mr.. Wal
Ter Lawrence has many excellent points
az an actor and there are passages where
Miss Therese Milford, the leading lady. is
strong ana effective. hut the performance
last evening seemed TO lack spirit or nm
ish as a whole and appeared amateurish
10 n paiuful degree Some OF the scenery
u.as good and TIE serpentine dance by
Miss Grace Hunter was pleasant and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

Traffic Manager c. w. Beta Of the
Sunset and Central will return this morn
Ing from New orleans and leave at once
for Austin to attend tho comm':.ion
meeting.
Charles u. Goldlng, the irreprcssible
travelling freight agent Of the Rock Island
route. was at headquarters here ycster-
Gay diminishing around after prospective
shipments.
Conductor William Register Of the
central is of enjoying Il few days rccrca-
ton while Conductor Jack j. Donovan
OF the nor-h end division, is in charge Of
the formers crew.
General Freight Agent H. A. Jones of
the Southern Pacific and Houston and
Texas Central has gone to St Louis 10
represent the lines at a meeting of the
Southwestern Trifhc association. which
conVenes today.
. ,Travelng Passenger Agent James j.
q ponnell OF the Atlanta and West Point
mingled with local railway people yes
terday, having spent Sunday at homo in
ms city and departed last night for
points on the Central.
Robert Swanson chief oler.. In the sup
s,rintendents office OF the Houston ard
IeNas Central returned yes C. lay from
an ENJOYABLE visit to New orleans visit
ing relatives and friends and taking in
the Mhrdi Gras festivities
II. NJ. Downey, general freight and 1,as-
senger agent of the Houston East and
West Texas. and l.. II. GOODWIN assist
ant general freight agent of the Santa Fc.
left here las, night for Austin TO attend
the rate meeting Of the commission.
Robert Elsmcre George. travelling pas
sengcr agent Of the Houston aid Texas
Central. was In the city yesterday smll-
ing on his old chums In ticket row aud
telling how he booms the Magnolia city
on his tours of North and interior
Texas. He left last night for Dallas.
Colonel George Il. Peck general counsel
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul.
Headquarters in Chicago Is sojournng
a. san Antonio, whittier he accompanied
his Wife who is quite ill., Colonel Peck
is brother OF Major Charles b. Peek.
manager OF the Texas Car Service asso-
citation, and has a large numn'r Of
friends and acquaiptancas in reNas.
J. l.. McQuillcn, foreman of the ma
chine shops Of the Houston East and
West Texas. and one Of the most popular
rallroaders In the city, departed yesterday
for Palestine - claim Ak his bride one of
the charming daughters of that city. His
many friends extend congratulations in
advance. lie was accompanied by !. w
Smith, who Will officiatc as best man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
DEATH ROLL.
Frederlek Gerard Dcxtor.

FREDERICK Gerard, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Dexter. after a brief life
of four months passed In spirit form
TO dwell in immortality. 1t has been only
a short time since the little stranger ar
rived TO bless the quiet Christian home
life of his parents, and during the short
sojourn he has been to them a comfort
aud blessing. The happiness OF that
that 1t should not last, and howihR III
meek submission to their Maker, they
have given back TO HIM that which lie
while, MIR. Dexter is choirmaster of
ChriSts church and has been in Houston
only n short time, but since locating here
he has made many friends who VIII SYM
pathzo with him and his wife in their
bereavement The funeral will take place
at harrisburg today. The family resides
in that suburb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

A nicely wordod rumor originating In
Baltimore states that the Louisville and
OF controlling interest in the Seahoard
Air line, estimating tho price ut $1,000. 900
Word comes from the Fast that the ox-
press contract on the Santa Fe system
win be renewed with the Wells Fargo
company for the same reason that inn
PEELED the awarding OF the sleepng-car
privileges to the Pullman people, namely
a desire TO avoid litigation
In the kentucky legislature last Satur-
day Senator Goebel called up the repeal
fore adjournment and had the measure
made special order for this evening,
whom It will be taken up and discussed
from day to day until disposed of
Tho shipments Of corn from Galveston
to Europe from October % to January 81
amounted TO 100000 bushels, being carried
In forty-one steamers Eight steamers
carried over 100 0D0 bushels each one of
them taking 15S 400 bushels Receipts Of
corn at Galveston from interior points
from September to February II amount
ed to about 100000 bushels.
The committee Of general passenger
agents Of the st. Louis Texas lines VIII
meet at Headquarters in 81 Lounis today
to consider the basis for the division Of
business in accordance with the resolu-
tion adoptcd nj tho Sont hwcStern passCn-
gor committee meeting and pursuant to
tho directions of the executive officers.
Surveys have been completed along the
Florida Keys. with the View OF construct
ing n railroad line and IL has been found
that such a route is practicable. II Is I'M
derstood that an offer will be made TO
President ~ NJ Eager 10 extend the
Fast Coast line, aftordlng nm nll-rail route
tween New York and the extreme South
ern point OF Florida.
A recent examination OF the record OF
locomotive engincmen Of the Pennsylvania
railroad residing in Harrisburg showed
that there were twcnty-onc mon who
hae been IN the service OF the company
for Twenty-Five years or longer. The
longest record is that OF Mr.. John Mo
Neil. who has been IN the service forty
wears The average of the twenty-one
Is 2ss years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
Are You a
Thinking Man?

If you are, this Ia addressed to YOU.
You know Of tho great improvements
trlgiiy. Machinery. Printing nnh all tho
Arts aud Sciences. Have you ever given
amy serious thought TO The Soien OF
Mcdiciur2 DO you know that Siillled
Specialists accomplish daily cures which
were supposed TO bo impossible ten years
ago7 DO you know that whole books are
not have required hut few pages ten
years ago. and that there arc lhysloians
who now devote their lives to the study
cf one class OF diseases. whilc Few ychrs
ago a Doctor was supposed TO know them
nli3 " you are u thinking mRn, these
facts Impress you. md you are natiniied
that tho specllist-that IT, the Physician
Who dovoics all his study to, ono class OF
good old Family Doctor Now you also
Know that the sexual organs constitute
the distinctive features OF MAN. Any
man. How can only half n man ask or
expect tho coniidonce of fellow men. or
the love of n woman. Can yon say TO
men. Make me your leader your JuuR"
ur yonr representatives or TO a 1ninh.
choose me before all men MS your hus.
bRnd2" Make today q resolve that "
Science and SKIN can mako MAN OF
YOU. you VIII be one, and when YOU nsk
ono can point tho rnscr of acorn and ray,
Gle IN not half man" Speaking OF adj
vnnccs IN Science, do you know that i)r.
Clemens treatment OF Structure Is NJ far
hhend OF tho old methods rs tho locomU-
tive ~ ahead of the old stage conchf No
pain, no terrible hcmorrhnHcs, no laying
down your duties TO 20 to city and stay
weeks with Doctor al heavy expense.
lie can euro you at your home; You can
go about your husincfs without the slight
est trouble, and tho cost Ia not half what
II is under tho old methods, II YOU nufer
from this, or from Spormntorrhoon, lnipo-
tcnco Stcrlity. Gonorrhoea, Syphiln, niH-
enses Of Women. or amy private or Skin
Disease write or visit
DIR j. 10. CLEMENS.
i?1 W Commerce Street. San Antonio.
Texas
Question Liat--A for Men. II for Women
and q Tor Skln Dlschaoa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
BEATMoNT NOTES.

Tax Assessment TO b. Contestcd-Slow In
Raising Funds.
Beaumont. Texas, February A.-Ihe CIV,
zens' committee, upon whom is devolVea
the duty OF securing in Beaumont the
right of way and depot grounds Tor 'he
Teyarkana and Fort Smith, or rather the
Kansas city. Pittsburg and oilf railroad
hcid n meeting this afternoon and after
comparing notes discovered that the I'm
mlttee was considerably SNORT {" '"s
-, -, ,ash necessary to purchase for
n,il'r - mo rirht OF way and grounds
r needed 3D." The time in which these matters RS
must b, settled Is very short now -, an M
il within the specified time tn nfSSci AIS The
ses ot In r0 Of Of The Kansas city. pitshurs
and ' Gnif railroad viii not come 70 sl si he
mont. The committee WI Wiz, va' ,omorrow
citizens for cash subscriptions '0''''' wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
A LAY PREACHER.

Mr.. Herbert $. Parmelcc Of New YORK
city, well known among business men
and travelling sal-smen. VIII make the
address at the monday service at CHRIST
church today. These short services are
held az 1880 noon daily during Lent tor
the benefit Of business poopie
Mr. Parmelcc, who speaks today Is
lay preacher I'm the Episcopal church
Clerks, ialesmon and business peopie
generally especially welcome.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
~ MAY 30 AS MlICn roR you.

Mr. Fred Miller. of Irving. III. writes
many years, with severe pains In his
back and also that his bladder was az
fettcd lie tried many so-cnllod kidney
cures but without any good result. About
a wear ago he began use OF Electric BIT
,efs and found relief at once, Electric
Bitters Is especially adapted to cure OF
all Kidney and Livcr troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. one trial Will
prove our statement. Price only Goo for
large bottle. At A, Il. Kiesling's drug
store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
RAILWAYS IN CANApA

The mileage of railways In Canada at
the end of 1895 was 1901 miles an Increase
OF 525 miles over the previous year; there
was also 205i miles OF side track The
operation OF the government lines showed
net loss of S5i9y, the lntcrcolonial rail-
way having a profit OF SS,Sl5 the Prince
Edward Island railway loss of $50. 80.
aud tho Windsor branch maintained but
not operated by the government, which
takes one-third of the receipts II profit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
There Are
Others
Selling
Wall Paper

In Texas. but we honestly believe that no
two other houses combined can show a
stock equal In beauty and assortment to
the great collection Of new goods we are
Offering at reduced prices.
If you are needing any Wall Paper
please don't think of buying elsewhere
until you allow us TO submit samples and
prices TO you free of cost. Drop us line
or two saying what rooms you have TO
paper and we win send samples at once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
POISONED WITH I'VE uoMrNy

Several members Of the family Of l. II.
l.indley Esq, are III from tho effect Of
what is thought to have been poison IN
lye hom'ny. which formed a part OF one
Of the family meals Saturday. MIR. Lind
ley Is himself unwell from Inc cause mem
toned. and on this account there was an
unusually carly adjournment Of the Grim
inal district court yesterday. Mr.. Ilndlcv
being counsel for Michael Ryan. now on
trial for murder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

Total receipts Of cotton at Galveston to-
day were 1855 balos, divided as follows:
liy Gulf, Colorado and Santa fc railway
las 10y international AID treat Northern
railway. 133. hv Missouri. kan>ts and
TEXAS railway 1I by Galveston, Houston
aud Henderson railway. so Nv barge
Read, 5io; by barge i'uisv, llia. by barge
Stuart. 1879; hy barge H. S6i.
shipped to Bremen. per ~ i;dcnmorc
$500 bales: takcu by Galveston cotton
mills - bnl,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

Diseases. Syphilis. Erupuons, Hair FAN
Ulcers. Effe, Is of Mercury. kinney ana
Bladder Troubles, Weak Back, Burning
trinc. ncontinence. Gonorrhrh, Gloet.
Stricturc-recciNo scnrchlny tiuhiihch,
prompt relief and cure for life. lioth SEX
cs treated confidcnually ana privately.
PILES. Fistulu, Fissurc. structure ana
Dupturo cured by our new methods. Send
for circular .. ...,,.,c
ss (Ncw No. 2lD st. Charles Street
New orleans. La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

redecming feature. but when this Is said
about all has been said
The next attraction at the opera house
will be tho well-known comedian, Mr..
Henry f.. pixey tomorrow "wednesday
night and Thursday matinee and evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

W, II. Bicirell, New York. VIM. Rob
mTs9n' Dodge; T.. y. llellmann. Marion
i, 4 H. Carmichael, Chicago; W. l.. Johns
T. II. Fish. Chicago; l.. j. Coz, Euce ne
moeette, El Paso; j. G. Gregory. Pales-
we: I. II. Thompson. city; A. Young.
warren II. II. Wofford, Cuero: j. Il.
qyMe, Cuoro; ]. j. Ktmberlin. sherman:
! K osman, Cuero; II. j, Abraham, New
iiotki \, b. Sanford, city; II. n. stone
,toEer, sherman; q. b. Sheppard. Texas:
n ~ McCommon, F'latonia; Mrs. NJ. 6.
;nltonberger, Miss f. Il, Glenn, New Or
eans; Charles Riul, Sam Lewis, city; Bis
park kellner, Galveston; w. e. cannon,
T. H. W. Josey, Sealy; J. G.. House, L.. j,
Allen NJ D., West Point; J. ". Tacka-
Jerry, city W. Is. Goode, San Antonio:
Z W; Hopkins, j. r. Holmes II. Ford
nam, La Porte. w. j. Montgomery, Spen-
c m', > Smith, Nelasco u. NJ. Ryan. Lake
Carr, city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
SABINE PASS NOTES.

m. Fass, Texas, February 23,--rhe
no.. ''ohafch, Rochb.ove. arrived this
rs .nninS from Pensacola. She is under
VII 10 la'tenhouse Moore q Co., and
bsr "" the sandsucker Jumbo on the
ue c. c. Keyscr will leave here
nsrin. Tor Galveston. to go on the
Esi,s Ways to have some needed re-
ssr son sRgs ". Cessil. accompanied by
nom AT Moore, arrived yestr rday
\, ub.ss,rssted in nro il gt I'll mis- poinJ,
hls Coies. the only surviving heir Of the
'ohel q. W. Cochran.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
TEXANS IN GOTHAM.

New York February &C. Il. steele Of
pallas is AT the st. Denis hotel
D. B., Rogers Of Galveston Is at the
otand Union hotel.
ci H. Baker Of Fort Worth is t the ST.
Union hotel
Albert.
Minister hotel
hO M H. Norman of Dallas is at the Gilsey
hotel. VI N"i'"S Is AT 'he 81 N'o"'
v m HHiayser, Of III Paso is at the Broad
way Central hotel
CENT, Wyse of Bryan is at the Broadway
hotel. ''' VI d'ls Is AT the 81 De''is
westsn, Chambers of Galveston is at the
Cloud 1 H. M9Sirrer of Sherman is at the St.
al !" III afpMnter and wife of Fort Worth is
Westminster hotel.
Jam.sh a. Grove of Dallas is at the St,
Asto- 4 M Murray Of Galveston is at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
DRS. Belts & Belts.
as ST. Charles Street. New orleans. Ln,.
Physiclans aud Surgeons

'hiihf HiiuuiF-
ngod and old, sin
Elo ~ married
men, and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Nor
Y u ua Debility,
Il y g + matorrhca.
Seminal Losses.
s XVI nj Decay,
Failing Memory.
weak eyes, stunt
ed Development.
lpck Of Energy,
IN u q V G I islicd
Hood, Pinplca.
lmpedimcnts [ o
Marriage. n so
lll,nI mud skin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II 1t falls TO
cure a5c.
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,ArrRoAD TIME rABL

-, ,,ains on the following roads ar
AZ and depart irSm me Grand Contra,
eepv,s' ,|snitg,l. Gult Colo RADIO aud Santa
e Houston East and Yves; Texas and
- Arfonio ana Arkansas Pass. Trains OIL
sal interiational and Great Northern. the
uihsI,,ss,on. Houston aud Henderson and the
1vsinnbia and Nelasco use the Information.
', ssnof. foot Of Congress avenue. Trains
an The Missouri, Kansas and Texas use the
~ ss' Houston use the San Jacinto street
diaaSolusroN AND TEYAs CENTRAL.
Main Line.
Lave. scO am. Arrlve..... 5:s5 am.
tfsse'..,.1llO pm. Arrive..... G:35 PIN.
Austin Branch.
Lave s sc q; H PhcfTic. i''' PM
San Antonio Trains.
Leave Lave. soS Am Arrive: ... $40 pm.
New orleans Trains.
f.sye, ste am. Arrive. Sa5 ain.
issye.,,.. 6.5j pm. Arrive. -. 1850 Din.
Victoria Trains.
L' NsSIsssou A. Rh Al Asr AND r fse En-
rbisago and Kansas City and St. Louis
Trains.
Leave. $50 pm. Arrive..... $3.50 pm.
GULF GULF. coLokApo And SANTA FE.
Main Line.
Leave" e,Ss am. AArIiye..'. sl5 am.
Leave. $40 am. Arrive. s;55 am.
Ieave..... s;05 am. Arrive. 3a5 pm.
Leave. ! 80 pm. Arrive.... $40 pm
Leave. go. ZOO p IN. Arrive.... 9.25 p.n.
All trains leave the Santa Fe depot 10
minutes later and arrive at that depot 10
minutes earlier than the above time.
INTERNATIONAL e CT. NORTHERN.
st. Louis Trains.
Leave. ... 5:2j pm. Arrive. 1910 m
GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
DERSON.
Galveston Trains
Leave.... $40 am | Arrve..... $3.50 am.
Leave. .10:10 am. Arrive. -. 1880 am
Leave. 100 pm Arrive..... 800 pm.
Lave. 4;55 pm. Arrive. 500 pm.
NrriNe..... 6lO pm.
COLUMBIA AND NELAsCo TRAINS.
Leave tcaily except sunday .....l0:4O am
Arrive daily except sunday. 49,. 4:l0 pm.
HOUSTON EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
Leave..... 1885 pm. Arrive..... 200 am.
Mixed Trains.
Leave. $50 am. Arrive..1:30 pm.
TENAS WESTERN.
Ly Monday, Wedn' sday Friday. 1000 am.
Ar Tuesday. nh 'sday Sat'day... 300 PIN.
San ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
GALVESTON, LA PORTE AND HoUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave. S;l5 am. Arrive. 800 pm.
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Up and Sailed.
ship British Isles. Calcutta, sid Jan. J.
IS Daniel. Liverpool, sid Dec; II.

Up and Sailed.
shin British Isles. Calcutta, sid Jan. J.
IS Daniel. Liverpool aid Dec. IL.
IS Hartlcpocl Hamburg, sid Dec. i6.
Bk Rcnown. Falmouth. aid Dec. g.
IS Ethiopia, Glasgow. sid Dec. Il.
Bk l!ttoc, Seville. pec. "a
Rk Hlenda, Grecnock. aid Jan. D.
So Helen, AndroSsen, sid Feb. is.
IS Maristow, Vera Cruz, sid Feb II.
SIS oSeron, haNrc sid Dec. q.
Ss Rosemath. Limerick, sid Jan. T.
IS Bondi. Constantinoplc, sid Jan. g.
So Conisolific. Gibraltar. sid Jan. 81.
SO lioretoan. Limerick. sid Jan. ".
Ss Lyndhurst. st, Vincent. sid Feb II.
SIS san Marcos, New York. sid Feb. L.
Sch Charmer, Baltimore, aid Jan. 81.
So Falka. Barry, sid Jan rs,
SIS Rita. Porto Rico, sid Feb H.
So sapphire. ST. Vincent. sid Feb. IL.
s. Tormore, Fort iLmon. sid Feb H.
SIS GrRcin. Liverpool sid Feb. 10.
SIS Marian. pcuarth. sid Feb. IA.
SIS lulwcll, Newport New. sid Feb. G.
SIS Cambria Hamburg. sid Jan, 81.
SIS l)the,r.dR. Avonmouth. sid Jan. &c.
SIS LEM, Cardiff. cid Jan. %.
SIS Millield. lpsoyich. sid Jan. ..
So Whithy, Londonderry. sid Jan ~
Sch Charmer. baltimore, sid Jan. a.
Sch II. J. Barr. Baltimore, sid Jan -.
RECEIIarS ANN TNpnnrG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

TAX. ehE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Iegg.s,sr NV, Nv, Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Ssis &c. 's'uAa the money II II fails to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

Vessels In Port.
To ]. Mollcr & co.--Bk Hirotha, Stors
Ken. Sch Emma Kuowlton, SO Wilma
10 Fowler 4 Meviue-Sch w. J. Keyscr.
Sch Rcbeccah J. Moultor. Ss Marina lbr).
So Bona, IS Capenor, Ss 1.orstaken.
To NJ. Munn--Sch Helen. SIS Rose Castle
Sch &. II. Lane, Sch Isaiah Hact.
10 VIM. Parr \ Co.'s Alicia, (Sp),
IS Explorer NBr), SIS Legislator.
TO w. w. Wilson--Ss Niagara, Eden
more
TO Adouc & 1,obit--Ss Maria (Span,.
TO Ripley 4 nocnthal--Ss North Sands
To J. n. Sawyer & Co.'s Concho.
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Kew Hutchins House,

Is thrr & Guertn-
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled ana
newly iurnishec.
legun!ed In al
ITS appointments
In tho state OF
Towns
The l. o n q ! ng
bfxt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Galveston, February a.
Arrived.
Sc Hinvira Citnfucsos. Cuba.

Sailed,
Sch Carrie T.. Look, stephens, Pas
cagnoula.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
BOYS FAST \
BLACK STOCKINGS.

We have now in stock all
sizes of our famous Ribbed
Fast Black Stockings; wear
better and keep their color
better than others; 25c pair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

The closing week records llvlllrr
timeh at the Mutual lmurovtmer {
League rooms than ever before. The
took s0o.ablc proved n Ur, wing card
aud melted tho library lGj nne vo'.
umoa. Captain willard Young ALEC
.ufurd over 40 volumes 90 the League
aud lthrr uuuUH were WlllAtl ID NO,
the Salt LnEr isrilJ ami President
Aagua N. Cannon. From the night
Ii the s0clnblo readers Ia the library
nave duublaI, aui no doubt viii con.
liauU g. Increase,
"wednesday evening Mr. u, q. Cal.
lrr gave an uutrrIaiumont ut tho
League library Tor tutye.quaftuts " an
hour with tho wonderful gtnpha.
phunr ifoo o. charge, About two
luuufrd pruuIr were present
anu a prasant evening WAS
spent Manager Piper announced
mat thls was only the beginning OF o
number 90 lfcu exceptions" In con-.
temptation % be- held ut League head.
quaitufs and then invited tue audience
up stairs 10 wltlUss tho exercises Ut y
Rcuilvmuu's gymuastiC class. Tue
Toys entertained tnclr visitors until
TO o'clock when the exhibition clgscJ.
a nuo oil painting Of President
Young now adorus tins walls VI tho
League library.
All the latest magazines and period.
icAls are ~ be iOuuu on tho League
isblta aud are much sought after by
The members.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

San Fmncsc, Chronicle Of
Tuosday. sc. IT, smu'r gem
crsI nrght agent Of the
Southern Pacific company, lsit Tor the
l4st on lat EVENING" Central over.
land train TO attend the meeting OF the
trance mental freight rate commit.
tee Ut Milwaukee on the 3Dth ius'.
Mt. Suufr SAID yesterday that the
meeting hal been called i1t tno uur'
u0sp OF cUus|lafug proposed read.
Iusimuut VI ifBunclutiueutal freight
uto.. IS mH radical changes IA tn.us
HfntEUrrirH lu be ugfrUl upon ami the
mrriiu. PROMISES 90 be- Unp OF cUusiI'
cradle Importance 20 shippers aud
I1bips. itIs probable that the Utah
situation Will HI-H be- uiscuItUi nj the
Milwaukee mtutiug. since the
November meeting iu Salt LAEo Mt
MUIR boo nIEuf over the Utah light
with thH Uuf'g nla'nls " nearly ell
lut lIbys winch combined h prevent
She southern Pacific from making the
stmu fatrs per mile into U.ah o. arc
mlIU from Chicago, and he tulr Ne
there Is - good opportunity now OF
settling the POINTS iu clutruy,fy,'
Mt smufr was Ia Salt Lake Tor
short lime Nrltut ny Afternoon but lth
Or the East Of Z O'clock last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
FAREWELL Rerenlinn.

Tho reception tenicrod Elder David
J. Watts last night At the Twentieth
ward assembly rooms was largely A.
tended. The program wa. choice
one, consisting 0' EOnRs, fecitatiOus,
speeches, olc. Remarks we're made by
Elder Gr0rg0 Tyasgao, Bishop Rom.
uuy, Elder W. w. salmon and the
bouttcafy. A. the close Of the s0cia.
bile, Elder Waits Was tho recipient of
hearty we'll wishes from all present.
lhis evenings u. 4. train will bear
Elder Waite ON tho way 90 his Held oi
labor IN the Easttta States mission.