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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
B0DEGA'S CELEBRATION.
Swiss Residents of SoHomd Observe the
Anniversary of Their Mother coUn-
try'S Independence.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. 15.-The
Swiss celebration at Fern Grove, Bodega.
to-day was in every way grand success.
From early dawn all the roads leading to
Bodega were crowded by Swiss people and
their friends, intent upon celebrating the
589th anniversary of their mother coun-
try's independence. A heavy shower dur
ing the night laid the dust and freshened
the air, and more balmv and delightful
day could not have been wished for.
The literary exercises commenced at II
O'Clock with a short address by George
Adami, president of the day. Hon. Frank
]. Murphy delivered an eloquent address
in English, replete with historical facts.
He was followed by DR.. Henry ]. Sartori
OF San Francisco, who spoke in the Italian
tongue. All the addresses received close
at ention and hearty applause. The
musical part OF the programme consisted
of selections by the band and National
songs.
Then there came a banquet beneath the
shade of the spreading trees, and toasts to
the mother country and tue land of the
stars and stripes were enthusiastically APP
plauded.
In the afternoon there were athletic
games for both old and young, under the
supervision of ?. Pelasco and B. Spadini,
masters of sports. There were races for
boys and girls, young ladies and old men,
the winners receiving handsome prizes.
Several athletic young men attempted the
feat OF elm blng the greasy pole, and all
hands turned out to head off an exceed
ingly elusive porker, which had been
made slippery for the occasion. The rest
OF the afternoon was spent by the young
people on the dancing platform, while the
older generation looked on or strolled be-
meath the trees.
Tonight there was ball in the school
house, which concluded the days enjoy
ment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
SUNK IN WEsrpoRr s1oUGR.
The Steamboat Reliant Goes Do,vn Near
CtGtskanie.

CtGtskante.
PORTLAND, ORE, Sept. 15.-The steam
boat kehanl, owned by Ham, Nickum &
Co. OF this city, struck snag in Westport
Slough, ar Clatskanie, early this morn
ing and sunk in twelve feet of water. All
hands were saved, but the steamer, which
is valued at about $40. 1000, is badly dam
aged.
The kehani is light-draught boat, and
was ouilt for navigation in shallow water.
Recently it was lea .ei bv the contrscto-s
Tor the Astoria and Gob,e Railroad. and IL
has since been engaged in carryinr SIM
plies. The dispatch whicn announced the
wreck simply stated that it had strnck a
snaG during log carly in the morni,c
and that she was badly damaged.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
santa Barbara oait Comprorr ised.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept. Is 8
The snit brought By George H. Gould ct
al. against James L. Barker for diverting
certain waters from Cold Stream CANYON
has been compromised out OF court and
the injunction fitted. This leaves Barker
free to prosecute work upon his water tun-
mel, the excellent developments of which
have already brought Joy into this dry
land
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
WAVE OF THO BRYAN CRAZE.
Central States surgsn0 Into the Honest
MOneB Column.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, Sept. 15.-The fol-
lowing letter was received to-day by John
G. Hinkel, president of the San Diego
Brewing Company. The writer, c. d.
GilfilIan, is vice. president of the First Ma
tional Bank OF St Paul. the strongest
financial institution in the State, ana is
also farmer, living upon and personally
managing 1000 acres of stock and era n
land at Morgan, Redwood County. Mr..
Upham. who is mentioned in G ltillan's
letter. is president of the Fir, National
Bank of st. Paul. of which Mr.. GiItiIlan is
vice-president:
MORGAN. MIMI, Sept. 8, 1896.
John G. Hinkel San ffego. al: Tae free sill.
yer sentiment is rapid on the wane in The
Western States bordering on the Missis sippi.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
Renubrican RaLlv a, Yr..

YREKA. CAL, Sept. 15.-Tfe largest
Republican meeting of the campaign was
helo at Julien's Opera house here las,
evening. The hall was crowded To the
doors. The gathering was addressed nv
Con ressman John A. Barham of this
district and Colonel J. H. Roberts of San
Francisco. The Repu blican ticket is CON.
stantly gaining in strength In this vicinity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16

VALLEJO, CAL, Sept. 15.-The United
States ship Tnetis viii leave the ma, wizard
on Thurs sy for the lower coast of CalIfor-
MIA, where survey Will be made of thar
section. The ship will be away ten
months or more.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
BOON TO BUSINESS MEN.

Certainty Of RepHbIican buccess Results
tn an Easter Feettng.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Sept 15.-The fol-
lowing letter W. received yesterday by
Pres dent ]. Z. Fishburn of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association,
from Frederick H. Bacon, one of the lead
ing lawyers of st. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 8, 1896.
Gentlemen: There is much easier feeling in
financial circles here than there has been for a
long time. l have recently returned from a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
Defeat of an Attempt to Pledge
an Assembly Nominee
to Perkins.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE EAST.
Letters Tell of the Growing Strength
Of McKinley-Cou terville Re.
publicans Organize.

NAPA, CAL, Sept. 15-The joint Re-
publican convention of Napa and Lake
counties was held to-day in Calistoga, and
Hon. Owen Wade of st. Helena was unani-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
GArEK ron EASEN ADA.

Noret scheme to Snpptv the Lotcer Cali
fog.afa Metropolis.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Seot. ia novel
system wafer works is to be constructed
at Ensenada Through the advice of
Governor Sanginez, 100 soldiers will be put
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
NEW ro.DAY-cLorH1NG.

Three more days and then say
eood-5y to Green Tags they will
UiSit you again 1e.ct year; but
these three days shall be MEM
0r06Ee ones.
We hare combined our very
choicest and hondSODoest goods
on our second floor, the largest
Juueni1e Department in the
United States.
We hare combined our very
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
The
Final Days
of the
Green Tags

e1Oet fall and ter styles haze made COMMUNICATIONS OF
choicest Suits hare SreeptGg6ed
at really less than half their regular prices The eceJlence
goods Oe h0n the tailoring Which rs eDo6odted
garment which turn out needs singing OF praises ut
our hands; it's kno1OD to ALL
These nret he threeL Last d0zLS0 of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
NEW ACCOMMODATIONS.

Lewiston and souhsaS' sru -lncor-
peora,rd in Mirhignn with capital stock
of S6o,e1l 10y II. N. Knrclnnd, II. a, fau-
| man. William Mautz and Henry MautA,
all Of Lewiston, Mich.
| Elkhaw and Michigan--In corpora ed IN
| Indiana to build n ra!lroad ten miles long
| from En- hari county Ind, 10 Cass county.
| Mich. Capital stock s5l.pnl Incnrrors.-
| tors: j. l.. Rlodrck. i Il. Hearasey,
| ;. MaNon, It, II. Buckln and -. +. Zoe.
| Duluth and Southwestern lnccrporn ci
in NJ nncsota 70 build a l.ilrcad from the
| southern boundary of the state through
| cius T. Hubbard Il Rcd Wing. e. H..
Graves, George w Buck. w, Buchanan
aud =. $ Annette Of Duluth. lncorpefa-
Tors have littlc to say
Chicago and Eastern incorporated in
Ind 10 huild railroad from Easi
| Chicago Ia Goshen Surveys are TO be
made al once. CAPITAL stock; $looc",. In
corporators. Il. H. Muiic. ". y. Jouas.
IL. Rchardson T.. T. Lowear W. j. IVles
and Is, II. Huber. principal office. Goshen,
Ind.
Bro,kyilic hallway -Inccrporatea in
In Folk township, in To same county,
thirteen miles. ,ar tai stock 5000. IN
Mcl.lroy and Frank NJ. .,snm al l'rin-
opal otncc. Rr okyillg Levi iiNtmch of
Brookville is president
l:l paso ana NortheaStorn--Iuco
IN icNlS to tiniin faiiroan from III thSp
to the boundary lin" of NV Mexico.
CAPITAL stock. 100000 incorporates: ".
4. Austin. j. II. Bell. Henry q. Evans,
W. ". Turney. NJ W. stanton. CHARLES
+ Slack J. N. Hawkins. II. j. smith and
w. $. Mccutchoon OF I'll Paso. Texas and
w. a. Hawkins OF Eddy. n. NJ. Principal
office, lei Paso. Texas.
atlanta, Knoxville ana Northern-lncor-
ncfated in Georgia a. successor 20 Tho
Marietta and North o. rgia. incoIpp-
rutors. " X Mrliarg II New York.
1homns Carmichael Of i.onacn. hn;laud,
Charlos \. Collier. Charles :. Nolinsrn,
Eugene g Slaldug, .iac " liaas. liam
r. Spaleng. Edward ~ BARNES. III; %
dore ~ Hammond. il. Henry L. Smith,
.ctor /. Smith and Alex W. Smith q.
Atlanta. Ga. II il proposed 10 ext enu the
road from Marietta 20 Atlanta. Ga.
Ashland anj Wooster incorporated ~
Che 10 build a railroad from Sanausky
20 'adz through the ceunt'cs Of Eric.
Huron. Ashland. Wayne. Stark. Tuscara-
VAS aud HARRISON c|p!tal stock, $1,000.
Irc,r operators; iarod Il. camp. Charles
Baird. Aaron Nhgoncr William Euchtel
and Thomas Walsh II. Il. Camp Of Ak
ron. OHIO. writes that It u tn ,rosent
Intention 10 huild from West I.eDal H.
WaNn" caiiuty. - Ashland, using iae NJ
lershus. Ashian and trronvich which
Was built bv AIR. Cnmu N lN'i an. 1873
from Shrcve to JoromeN!i,o. H. miles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
DUBUS' DRIVE.

| The Famous Escape of Gamh"ta After
His Noyngr i'll "A Balloon.
". Dubus. who was Marie # Epcncuso,
| olsc. in 1870. has just dlca at Clsmont.
| egcd y years. Who was Duhus? outside
Of the French colony few Of ms know. And
vet his name is bound to be recorded in
history ana to remain there until the
records If the "T, rr bic Y,ar' are lost and
forgotten. he was the man who saved
Ganbctia from falling into the hands Of
The rrussians caring the Franco-German
war.
TN, story is simple enough, but it's very
simplicity serves to teach sound ciizens 81
every country the priceless value Of pa
trioiism. On October X ino; iakink ~
accompanied by Srullf left Iars IN
halst,n. intending 10 reach Tours. After
sailing IN The air a. a ,omriratlyeiy siow
rate The ball on Jrifted toward the north.
1hr I'russipns noticed II. gave chase. and
fired a. II furlrusiy. !, was h.i scv"rnl
iimcs, hut the holes made in 1t by the
bullets caused only n slight escape of gas.
After some littl" time, irowevo, the leaks
hogan 10 toll, and the balloon hsgtn TO
descend slowly. Tho famous travellers dis
iinctly heard tim arse cheers u the
enemy. who imagined that their long
chase WAS coming Ia an end. aud that
they wcr" about TO congra'nlat" them,
selves On their capture. liui Just then all
IN. remaining sand BAGS. together with
everything that could he dispcndes with
In tic r=G. were thrown our, hifl one"
moro the air ship pointed toward the
clouds.
Ille fnsillade became more furious, but
the hulk,is were harmless. 4 slight in
GRACE In the wind also favored Che fusi-
lives. The enemy was left behind. but
he was stll IN hot pursuit. The balloon.
becoming weaker nnd weaker In bpny-
ancy AT las; H. gan 10 dcacond gradually.
n landed in the woods of lfayiersS.
eleven hiloneters from Cl"rmoni. Tho
I'russians We're coming on rapidly The
Marie or Clermont. NJ. DDbus. who
watched the balloon and saw the danger
Of tire fugstivcs hitched up his two
strongest asli fastest horses Ia a light
wagon and in a few moments after their
landing he WIS driving them at fun speed
on shc road 10 MDniidihr In that drive
a.. beat il,, record and brought Gambetta
and Spiiller into the little town IN safety.
or course the Prussians found the bal
loon. but no trace of the men who were
In the car
Such Is the simple story Of Dubus' drive. |
for which he received the CROSS OF the |
Legion Of Honor and an appointment 10 |
"A jiIdccship IN The Canton ~ Mouy. -Four |
years ago monument was erected 70 |
d;ambeita near the spot whore his hal |
loan descended. and the tree In which the |
air snip got fastened was named Cam |
bettas Oak" The owner of the land on |
which il s,o cd has letclv cut II down. he
cause hs al not like to have patrirtic pill |
sr!pls and picnickers on his property.
This goes TO prove that her are hogs i
even In France. hut, fortunately. they are L
among tho sans pxtIie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
TliE NMNr SENATE.
VIII BE Courolled by S,lvcr,es and AMI
IlrNin tNNnlslS

WIN Be Cou,rolled by S,lvcri,es and Anti
Frni"c honis's.
Washington, July Even n Mr.. Nc
kinney should win On the gold standard
and protection issue. rhe senate, after
March !, 1897. is certain to contain free
silver majority. as well as mn anti-rro-
lection maJor.iy until silver Legislation
is enacted There are sixteen republican
senators whose terms expire "A iaat. and
wcrc seventeen before Mr.. ret;igrew
holtod. twelve whose terms expire in 1872.
including Mantle Of Montana and ten
who 20 on, mex, March not counting
Teller and Dubois. or the ten republicans
congress, only SIX are sure 10 have re-
pulAlican successors. They are Allison Of
Town. already reelected. Cameron II
Pennsylvania. Gsin necr or New tianl-
shire. Mbtcheli ri oregon. republican
Legislatures having been chosen there IN
hn unc election. Moiran OF Vermont ana
nlaAl or Connecticut
Added 30 those are Mr.. Foraker OF TN N,
whn viii dsplaco Mr.. Bro and MIR.
Wellington of Maryland. who is To axe
GthsDn's sHat Tint gives u total III thirty
IN vpins. but Includes Garter and Mantle
nf Montana, WHO hay. not holted. bur
nevertheless refused lnst winter to sup
PORK tnnn measure without the c1upl ng
actual republican strength VIII he thirty
four 10 start. with c,evan short of "A ma
Ioriiy. There Is little chance To increase
this number Tho successor Of Dubois
win I've "A silver champion, and probably
none other than himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
A SERMON ON POLITICS.
a Paris Preacher Believes the Silver
Craze Indicates
THE END OF THE WORLD APPROACHES
Says Its Adoption Would Mem Anarchy.
Il difference of Chtistians Is
Another Sign.

Dallas. Texas, July 5.-Rcv. Luther u.
Reese of Paris preached here today in the
First CONGREGATIONAL church. He said:
"rohii,"l events indicate that we are up
preaching the time Of the end"
Interviewed tonight Ivy a Post reporter
on the above declaration he proceeded:
81 hc,ove that the adoption of the free
md unlimited coinage of silver would he
an indication OF the end. If would men1
anarchy. I.nborors would he thrown out
of employment anil with the encourage
nont OF politicians. they would not remain
hungry longer than they could got to
whore the money was Among other signs
of the end arc Alarming increase OF crime
nnd the Indifference of Christians. They
am neither hot nor cold aud God has got
ready 10 spew them out of His mouth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
SHERil'fS' DEPARTMENT.

Who wants the following ,'rscrlbed ne
$40; Brown ekn. har ldnky, ahout > feot
~ incheF high, weigh about rs pounds
nbcu, u or 90 Years N, Mtt,e stoop shout
cred. scar in icfi oyolrow. running from
middle Of eyebrow 20 outside. nine o. ton
hy scratching his back, ono loug scar on
itsit SIDE e backbone; al ~ TWO inehe7
long. scar under left blaas. rs II Gu, with
undo right shout er Ma lc. ~ iihs. scIr
just blow right q ow, haiy inrtuie .
second tiilger been hrd!y ma.h"i, d,siis-
also Tobe aud Tim. claims be has work
ed fcr Rnghunker sheriff OF oakland
county, Ind9n TER tory. an' i-ft .there
Jalusry; worked m coal mlfses near NJ
Al, stcr. Indian Territory, alt worked AT
Paris. Dallas. Big sandy N"w orieaus.
Eagle LAX. | hrii h m on Inisflfm amor
charge. 4 lress q. Waller iieartt. CON
slable. Wharton, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
SER-TROPICAI. WISDOM.

Florida Times-lfulo1.
Politicians and lovers arc principally
liais.
The successful liar is generally sue
ceSsful lover.
Love Hike Justice Is certainly blind.
Witness how many ugly men marry
handsome women. and Vie. versa.
Love can mtke the bcor gentleman
and The hog generous seing. Hut only
before marriage, remember.
Marriage Is u coffin In which love Is
often buried alive.
lowe and poverty are deadly foes
~ times sympathy iecomos twin
brother n mocknry.
Affection melts gold into copper and
on,o IN a while copper into gold.
Tho man who can fall down over q
banana skin and not swear mas reached
the highest pinnacle Of human philosophy.
What some persons call philosophy il
simply idiotic egoiisin.
The love Of a widow ia always Increased
by a favorable comparison with tho dear
departed.
Iicprct liz the weakness OF immature
minds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
ONARTERLY MEETING

Wclnnr. Texas. Jnly TN" granics'
quarterly meeting over bcld AT THIS place
by tho presiding elder Of the Austin dis
irlci Methodist Episcopal Church South
is sim IN srss on. Iionstons great grand
alid good man, Rev. S'rh Ward. dehNoNd
today II discourse on omissions aiui M,s-
sic nary Work" Rev. Morgan preached nj
noon and ItcN Osborn of F'lAtonip a
young and talented gentleman. viii hold
Tho boards tomorrow and in the "v"nhe
viii entertain the Epwnrth League" WI
mar has never seen a more talented lot
OF preachers at any DISTRICT conference
n, rrtofore held here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
SAN ANTONIO u. AUSTIN .

san Antonio. Texas. July The
Brcnrhos downed .hc Senators today ny
a score of II 10 IN tho fa,-s of Pitcher
iorher's performance Of giving thirteen
Senators bases on halls and forcing IN
six runs In one inning. lferhor;'. pr
f,rmsince whether Intentional ~ other
wise. provoked much dissatisfaction on
tho part OF the rooiers The score:
Il. A. v,
s,u Antonio r0-lt Is i
Austin 80. 20. 80. 1000 oo71-a I
summary:
Earned rms san Antonio .
Home run Bulger.
struck oin--By Chamberlain !. ny Her.
Rascs IN called balls- -on,dlorber. 49, or
Chamberlain 3.
III, by pitched hnll--By Chamberlain I,
by Norbert
w ID ptch-lierhcrt.
Timo of game 1;'1.
mplrr-- Mciaughhn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
COMMISSION RULINGS.


In arrro,al OF joint application submit
tod uncer No. II of the 81. Louis South
western Railway company OF TEXAS. au-
thcrity is granted by the railway com
mission to the st. Louis Southwestern
railway Of Texas the Tyler ;outhon storm
railway. the Waco and Northwestern Mil
way. tho Sherman. Shreveport ana South
ern railway. the san Antonio ard ArInsas
Pass railway, MIC Fort Wcrtn nnd RIO
Crane railway. the Gulf, Colorado and
SANTA Re railway. the Fort Worth and
Denver city railway. the Houston and
Texas Central railroad. the intornAt ional
and Great Northern railroad, tine ToN rs
aud Tac'hc railway, and the Texas MID
land railrcad 10 adopt. for the transpur,n-
tion of carload shipments of paving Tile,
manufactured firm fire clay, tho rates
prescribed IN table > Of commodity tariff
No. re- the ,ranshorta,ior of fire brick
In c1rlonds; provided that this snail not
he construed as affecting authority No
81. dated May %. 1895. which provide rates
for the transportation of paving Tile be
tween points on the st. Louis Southwest
orn galway Of Texas and the Tyler South
eastern railway as an individual live. FL
fcctivc July TO-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
A SENTENCE or DEATH.
Tho Tragic Ending e Murder Tri,, IL,

| Tic Tragic Ending e Murder .rr,,, T.,
The West.
"Dnc of the most eic s.o,,.
Witnessed " ro,,,,r,, "a. 'Ne'
rc'n'rhe' Western Judge at
an uptown Motel To Star reporter. 'or.
| CURED II, , ,our. noon, -, - =,
| mo -, 49,, ~ N'h'i' own In
"''' ol 'he new Western states. That IS
10 say u was then. Int that has been
rrow,rg ~, v.s., .,,. ""N '", ''''e
"- ''i' "'n 'h' country and showing
people how much law a youn..ster OF u
or - has a. his anecrs. cr,s ro,, -
-, ".N''N ""us' rue juiEe
"'9 "iin OF c' or more. aud In addii on
| to a mosf venerable an,l.disniica appenr
,,,,, ne "as 'hs S'diesi-
''''' man ever saw. IIc had cone
10 our town ten or 1oacn year. before
from the l,ast and Nv. hn,,, ,.,,,, MY,
n,,,,,., ' "Vt"'''w 'i'l' oi MN
eN''i'' iht' he was an able lawyer and
lur'Sf' and tina, his wife. who was the
only Other ,,,e,,i.r 81, ri 81,
h;,,..,, -, "'' '""'N' "h'
'"'"Sei had some great sorr,w which
they had Sought some escape from bv
rotnr ,uf., , .o,,,,,.. 's
' '''' ''u"'iF.
N"'S WIS quiet town. and the judge
and his wife seemed :, nvo sr,.,,,
enough. but they were cyitlon,i, rrovi,'S
old and fceblc ahead of ,hctr i,r, on,ns
n CHR cur town was AM torn m bv n rnh-
killer aud thtcf almost in thr .,c, Ear
th.r.. bur he w,s,', mn M ",u
Hight came pr,cneainps i nS so"i, iS ,, niN
against the trieon,r III \ .., ',,, 49,,
with another vouu,,s,nr a., Sn,,,hh bb,,,,''
Really ,har.. va, MY ~ ,'Vi,il nm;
was frank eno,Irh in ~, ,',', a''p
might he th,nl,r7Il ~ ,,c .. Nh ,,,a' H."
from a ,ynrhi nr NJ. wa, "'. san. Nh,
tho town n,s 1sn,,,, W., MnS ''inRor III
stories he Md h,.,;l m ,h u"'i MI, 10y som
Mad among ,,s ana v ~, ~, v,n ",S,' W.
hans RI ar 4. w,4,h W ~ t.Min o' p,'-
ainear,,c. ~ ~ a ',os. unprel9ss'sS hs
wen,s's e,,,,,, ~, hn''uIu',eu ny a
d,ys Ia ION, T., ana marc i,Ving. IN th9se
w1s no, much I'M I'M co orses ,n9 i,w nsiny
", =, 49, 49,, ~ lvi'', ,"iu ny " 'in'k
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
A prst,Hvrn rNol,or,oN

Mr.. $. w. Plnm. vino has for some
time past been assistant city ticket agent
of the international and Great Northern
Is going to Galveston 10 take cha,,sc of
the ticket office of the Galveston, lions-
ton and henderson dcnot. He will he
Joint agent Of thu Galveston. Houston
ard Henderson. the International ana
Great Northern and tho Nilsson Kansas
ai'n MS, ms Is a. 81 sslN'n rtomniion.
thoroughly cai.b tile and that ls Is an in
dcfc gable worker for the interests vt
his road. Which viii load to sin further
promotion as the railroads recognize
,alii-ahi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
DISTINGUISHED MEXYcANs.

San Antonio. Texas. July IA party 81
distinguished Mexican officials. consisting
Of Joso Ivez Imantour. secretary OF the
treasury of Mexico: Senator Guiilermo Do
Iilnda j. i.scandon, and Vicente Luengas.
private secretary to Secretary Idmantour.
r"ntlm .. Of ~ The ' party arc accompanied
by their families. The trip IL one purely
Of pleasure, in order 10 Improve the shat
Louis Niagara, New York and saratoga
viii he tho only points that will he WIS.,
N.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-06
Rltpl,cED RAri.s.

Nxcursioai rates at fare and one-third
for the round trip have been granted ny
The central passenger committee lines tor
tho fol'owlng occasions; Wholesale Sad
dory association OF the United State
Buffalo. \. y. July IA To u. from ~ rrn-
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