The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-02
FOOTBALL FOa MEXICO,
6rea, CNll.ys 6.ms to Se anaunu~
rsssa CHRISTMAS Meei
F9sSmEyI b,Q 10 S. frs>Nr
f1rss came VIM nc rtsS,rd sn WON.
ter~s - Csspnasercs Tsarss tn-
,itcG 70 Aytena. Chartered.

49, %A~-+ ~ 49, ~ se4AAiAsia hANiN 81
wezt = charge ii aEnhtt ~ delegates
ta ATTEND The Arne-4c&r NNsioN con
sT0sX Wale u that c.Se hf secured yhy
fAlnaas lp5lEa.lL grounds ana msao Sr-
ianseIrants 20 assgs a large parry o, az
cursi11ls,s down Christmas week. lnoluG-
ias tS'o Football Ielias. one 10 be ;he
VARSITY team n she University o. Texas
and 5irin4 ,ean io Ia selected by the
noted coaah. NJ Harry O Robinson 4
graduate 81 TUFTS co.lcen and forlnor.y
coanA n TIC In ee~siJy O! Nnssnur team
aa3 nov The cohnh Of tht g1nsvorsisy O.
Texas lean The p-csiacnj o. Mexico Gen
erAi lAAz. has aren ilvi,ea by Mt IiM 30
preside g., the games Ga he PLAYED 10 The
Guy al Mexico. ~ shown hr tho correspond.
cn7f "AicA appears herewith The prrsi-
oeri has consented "a or &C. which lusures
.nt Games IA. ue pUtrnui1ca sy The elite 90
Acfien -tn l.,iI1ticg was cNtendCl ,hrnuch
ihe Ires doa5 30 ihf military cadets O.
lh4puiaprl 10 attend 10 q ooas as the
ldr-ts 1srart
TIE surtess 81 AR EEi's mission 10 rhe
Ntzf 81 Ac'tce hes c7aa-ra Il croag dsal
@. cr'husi-sm AID 8 qopUlu' Mcsic&u fever
AiNNtl- ihc stparltG AUD the alumni o. the
tu' ferfi'3 onl already large number
have de- i&~ed thcir intention 81 roiur sew
e'a+ ileir '1's Of 'hs faculty and large
or iNs~il-A 81 AuslL rii1ens Will avail
trcf1ss Ives OF Be lDR rates ihat havc been
secured 70 VISIT MeAice the Land o. tae
Nnnit@lt-.as and spend ;Ae holidays Mr
i'iA mas nrfaure1 io rlu q special train
u .ll lhis Guy NLieh viii leave Austin on
he ll2r1lle oi I'-tz Beg . Taer VIII tr-
-.4Ii over ore Cav ll Mprtcfsv. playing
1as Aai-e a. Tint plsre- Nhi-a Wll hs ,aa
.si gene ~ fonth7ll INST has tvl- boan
iiAFel - f.e hep4hiit % Nf1ieu. A s.,
81 RAE az = 10 Monterey and eturu from
al- ss rate GO tie Cry sol
'-t='el fa1 ret-r1 tes hecu aut an Tor his
@. lsio1 Had IS rsqondiaFiv lev rates
".-' rf o. IRON ctler points in l-XAs, 81
. .Ape'eo that l4rsf ,rovd VIII &C.
~ ;AnH INC o1Ts Nr Hil Is very proud
% we s4-aess " his mission In uoi only
'r. MRS fals exceptional rate from the
rAiiroaes a4t also in faiisuar such rcpu-
.4- enthusiasm and the cooperation ani
'-'ot q 'he pffsl1"n' compliment 10 the
university in cur STATE which should be
--'f recognized. Nj HIS efforts 20 pro-
p Pc friendly commercial ard soci-l rcla-
'-pis between ihe two Republics have been
--,ai slcctsstul. ana have 90 all times re
golFe1 the announcement and cordial In
'-ofseneo' ~ President Diaz, who has prov
sA 70 90 one Of The greatest statesmen and
h'.1tlfs NJ i-is century.
4e . IS - cheney. the President Of he Re
Pubic OF Mexico. General Porlrio DaZ
'ioA'.o november little Unrcrsity Gf
iehhs, Win lis branches, the Agricultural
aai Mechenicnl college, located at Bryan
sHi the Meiical colleg' n Galveston. arc
Institutions that command the patriotic ad-
mirailoh OF every citizen Of our State. The
reg mrs recognize no nationality In the ap-
continent ol the faculties OF the above col
iescs ann distinEuished men OF interna-
uoaai reputation are secured as professors
reese institutions were endowed In \ most
FFihceIy manner and are STRUGGLING for
tnah'y "iih the great leading colleges Of
me country
WITH tho philanthroplc desire Of serving
i"E native STARE ANA OF promoting The de-
b, ''it ol thir Neruulir and tine irater-
h'3Auoh OF liH citizens Win ours. I have
of t"Hi@ed number OF excursions In the
pasi IN INC United states aud have brought
mention the National Travellers Protective
Association OF America IN June. 1885 which
'nHf 'NceHcncy Was graclous!y pleased IL
Ir.tite IN Ambassadors Han In July last
J hai me honor OF presenting 10 you in
,h" palacc. through the Introduction Of
3N'k. N'pllVeln' secretary OF he American
''fan"n hummer OF our leading citizens.
e iNainF GENERAL Carlisle superintendent
~ instructor Tor The state of Texas; Pro
ie,-or rtiiaer and wlfe aud Mrs Clark
"he ot the proctor Of the university Also,
in september last. | Induced sixty repre-
sentative and the frand sire q the Soy
"fe ~ Grand Lodge Of the lndepen' ut or
ior o' 'iA toilows o. the World, )nihg
IRON twenty TWO states TO visIt Monterey
ana saifillo.
Wy present mission to this capital Is 20
pay Nior'e 20 the ran American Medical
rrntf So accompanying large party OF
''Arfiiehcl AmtriranF. inrlndlnE lift
Mrl-aufhlin and HUDSON leading phyFciars
800 t'lHra IN the IcNas Medical News ana
'ne N'dhhl Journal.
ana commissioned by tic alumni ana
t.'.F1'f OF ih" rhivoTsltF. win the consent
~ Fres'Hfa' winston hnd f'oul'Y TO ar
fffrr 'hilmriaz holiday ttip to Monterey
a1l "a 'ilf ~ IrAicp tor az many rs can
r'fc"a irc'rdit1 the senior football team.
Who arc ary'rons ~ Introducing The famous
college a'hir'i" sport of football into this
hrrH0'Ir
Iclcfirr That NOS, satisfactory results
rIli he aNsi0r1 Dos the mutual exchange
eai ie'crraigrIinH q our social, CONNER
flal ahd rlqrafllaai classes under your