The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
WILL CURE ANY SKIN DISEASE ON EARTH "'EL aD PA0R CO.

Float--var- colored Ice manufactured by
beaumont Ice. Light and Relrigera;ins
company.
Fleat-sam MoGovern's menagerie.
T. A. Brigance, tailor. decorated buggy.
Float Ligons airship, poised over tweu
ty little girls singing National airs.
Maids of honor to Goddess Of Liberty on
horseback.
f'loat--Bcaring Miss Mamie Casey, God
dess of Liberty and thirteen little girls
representing tho thirteen original States.
Royal guards on horseback
All the floats IN the procession Were ar
tistically decorated. the National colors
and bunting being used as Backgrounds
for displays OF the different lines carried
by the merchants participating. The floats
of the Wilson Hardware company, Beau
mont Electrical Supply company Ice.
Light aud RefrigeratinG company and thu
Goddess of Liberty were especially beau
tiful, but the most attractive was the large
float carrying twenty little girls singing
Natioaal airs under the shadow of Liguu
airsbip. The airship itself was a novelty.
II couldn't fly. No one expected it to fly,
but It was a fac smile Of the one MIR. Ligon
saw aud described IN The Post several
weeks ago and the huge wings and pro-
pellers moved as ii the ship was really
navigating the air.
This procession paraded the principal
streets OF tne e!ly anu tu5h n'H A., s,o "''
c. O'Brien. the eloquent young Southeast
leHdS oiu'or, uol't,'yn az
CONT 'Hi "us" "u'Nu N', ,i.a y.
triotic sentiment that thrilled the blood OF
the large aesemblage and occasloned ire
quent bursts Of applause.
The barbecue dinner came next con-
servative estimate places the number on
the grounds at 500. lheS al a'o w w!
were satisfied and there was SUI. 'cleht
deliciousy cooked meat ana hreaa iel' 10
feed thousand and more. me afternoon
m"S s'er In S s,isod NV professor t,vis
INA mil 4 orlock when crowd est
,natad nj be,weon 1900 and 1000 adjourned
10 Blancbette mark 70 witness the game be-
tv-oen HYATT Warren and the beaumont
clubs. But the less said about the baseball
game the better. The Hyatt Warren boys
wore no match for the locals. In the first
place they couldn't hit the ball. and then
they cculdn't stop the bah when it was
hit They were simply outcassed. maj
all and the fact that beaumont won ny
score of % 10 0 in not 10 their discTedit
The baseball game concluded the exc. o,ss7
at the park and tonight the Visl,oI en- EN-,
ioyed not tho least interesting Par par. W ,,it,,
programme. the streets WeFe ALI y';th ,,,nrl'
iAi'Nb No 49, - - t1,,
than $50 decorated whe.,s puInu,mS ao. .,,e
princlPai thonoai na',ifnI mirtnre under the
a,lons u'Nti,s H., .r,oon and yellow fire
6IaIe =" ~ IL, 40 sidewalks along
lhaI was p utn.u va
VI. ilpe 81 Nc ,it, ,,,roda ,fiss Mamie
CO., ,bo coddnss az Liberty, held byii-
liant receptlon AT +be opera house, and this
was followed by a dance which continued
"nti, 70 o'oIock md the curtain rolled
down ON Rearmont's second annual trades
disnIov and Fourth OF July celebration, and
If vos Grand success.
NO1,rs.
Nv -
NO hcciuehl Vi amy "N'Nt'
repoi ~u' ,,,,ors
Estimates place the Eulho1, VI onon =,
In the city today anywhere from -VVo -
d0OO
The weather today was all that could ne
desired It was clear. but a strong breeze
from the gulf tempered tho atmosphere and
made il pleasant anywhere in the shade.
prio. "a the hall game Mr.. Wallace Mil
Ter of Austin, representing the winchester
Arms company. gave an exhibition OF FANCY
shooting in the ball park that was hlghiy
oninved
NV. hosohaI, diamond This afternoon was
cd Win Two hand worked silk foul
49, Tb,, vrsre n nresent TO Manager
t,,-,stt,, from Mir John Neiss OF
-, ~ ,hey arc beauties.
"a'f'epo"' anu ,.r,oo,,e
Eight thousand people oh 'np one an
srounts ior t v,su' orn another city