davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
\ GOOD MAE ron nav NV

II Theodore Roosevelt should NJ into p.,
navy department win tic sa,4e pnfyoeo
Of reform that be carried into lAe police
Department Of &ew YORK Guy. tbero ,,Aua
be rattlinE ~ dry bones aud ma llysiy n
light az has been speu ia my Of iAe yo,
erhmen' department, fjr many day. Aud
me oaVy department So popuiariy believed
Just no~ 10 BE- TIE ycr3 place for gooss-
welt
" apparently authentic foporia are Ia &c
credited tbero IS 40 arm Of the govern
ment more annoyed ana emtairaesea bg
petty lealouaios. by intiKaen aud eliquoe
and offensive rcd tape and arrogant "a
hcLsiism than The navy department rhero
IL a Dght constantly on Aaud botwees tho
various bureaus ana between the huroaus
snd the ofhcor IN command Of tho squad
roDs and the different yard sud betwepn
tho line and thu stan Thorc arc th,
theorists who have never boon Ia sea %,
rarnly, who are planning aud equippiug
ships thar the "oe pea logsr affirm ars
falally defective, and there are continual
blekoringa and Observation-Disclosures aud con
Trajectory bnggoetiour. from both the thee
rists mud tho "aea do1s" as 10 whore the
trouble lies and shat should be done 10 r,
move II. pctty geandala and cases Of mol
hciency are frequently coming to the sur.
face and discipline has been reported 70 b.
W Discount of course those ruu.arg re-
fer only 10 tho bureau and department work
~ Washington. Tho official life Of the soere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Dcv. Pickctt Dcnd.

Richmond. Texas. April i5.--Rov. G. W
Pickett. pastor OF the Baptist church here
died suddenly at 1880 o'clock tonight. Ho
had attended a protracted meeting at tie
Methodist church. went home and was
talking with his wife Soon after she had
left tho room she heard her husband
breathing hard. and. going back to the
room where she had but recently left him,
she found him in dying condition. Heart
failure is attributed as tho cause, be
ceased leaves wife and seven children.
He was woll known throughout the State.
having during his long mipitry filled many
pulpits In Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
THE LILY WHITE TROUBLE.
President Hnin Has Asked for Ex-
prcssions OF Opinion.

prc~sions of opinion.
San Antonio. Texas. april President
s L. Ham has had the following letter
seat to each Of the thirteen executive com
miiteenen Of The lily white republican
party:
Ny Dear Sir: President Hahn has asked
ne TO inquire as TO the probable number
u delegates from your district that viii lie
IL attendance at the National league con-
rention 70 30 held in the city Of Detroit
July lS, i and IS, 1887. The president is
quite anxious that prompt action be taken
in this matter and that every effort be
made 10 have al Detroit the largest and
most or hGsiastic delegation, from this
state that has ever attended any National
league convention.
The president also requests me to fur
nish him with replies TO tho following
questions:
Arc YOU In favor Of holding a State league
convention this year, or have the members
81 the executive committee meet and select
the delegates to the National convention ?
In case the majority decide to hold n
state convention how many clubs In YOUR
district will be represenred2
What city would be preferable n bnla
the convention in. or have the executive
committee meet?
Wha. date will best suit your conve-
Please state giving name in FUN who
VIII likely attend as delegates from your
district to the State convention.
PROMPT attention to these matters is So
l!citei N'-4S IL sV-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
SABINE PASS.
Business OF the Fort for March-The
New Hotel.

Sabine Pass. Texas. April l3-During
me month Of March 1897. twelve vessels
cleared from this port. their oarsoes con
sisted Of timber. lumber and ties. aggre-
eating 4.923l57 feet total valuation, $780,
S4g 90.
Five vessels are In port at resent londed
ana ready for early clearing Two steam
era and A number OF sailing vessels ere
chartered and due to arrive at an carly
date.
Bids are ordered let for the new hotel
oi the Sabine Land and Improvement com
many. Mr.. J, Is. Brechin. Beaumont. Texas.
iF the architect IN charge and says that
the work will he pushed forward as prompt, q
iv az possible 70 accommodate the growing
demand for a large hotel at this point.
which az present is greatly taxed to care
for the large number OF people coming
he-c TIE hotci VIII DC located on Man
street Of the new town site and it is said
viii do credit 10 nc other expensive I'M
prnvemcnts going on there
a great many people who came down on
the Port Arthur excursion last week visited
the port aud express surprise at the gen
eral show 81 prosperity here. Many are
anxions 70 invest IN Sabine real estate a.
soon as the company is prepared to place
It on the market. which your correspondent
understands viii be at a very early date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
FUNERAL OF VOORHEES,.
His Remains Lnid TO Rest With b
pressiyc Ceremonies

III y
Terre Haute. Ind. april B.-M y
neral OF ex-senator Daniel W. ysAs)
took place this afternoon from St stt|
ems Episcopal church. Rev. John Z VI
ger. the rector. officiating. Til, i |.
church in which MIR. VOORHEES, WI u
firmed number OF yearr ago md vi
he has attended wherever here.
During the time the remains hare Vi
here. the funeral having been tsrs
awaiting the arrival OF his eldest 900. Ca
voorhees, Of Spokane. wash, they ksih
in state in the parlors Of the Terr Ii,
hotel. which he has made bis hone ID
he broke up housekeeping runhc
years ago.
During the afternoon all places d n
ness in the central part OF the cily "
closed. The public schools were ttrsf
and the whole town united in dofg III
20 the memory Of It's Distinguish d
zen. Senator VOORHEES, was NiE. q
Ihe various Masonic lodges partlclpsi
the funeral exercises. while the eily ~
Gil and MANY civic and military rrnz
iions followed mis- remains 10 the g1ss
Highland Lawn cemetery. where ; 2
laid beside his wife. who died seveTM
Governor Mount. ey-Governor meta
and many distinguished men fromaN
Indiana, were present. while from tps
near by DELEGATIONS came by the hz'sA
for in all these towns he was tlrf
well known as al home. The furll u
the most impressive that ever toai n
In the history Of the city. Among ny
orarv pail bearers wore Colonel ;
Thomson and Hon. VI. r. MeKeea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
SHERIFF NELSON FOUND
HE WAS ASHAMED TO RETURN
WITHOUT HIS PRIsus-h.
Brother Sought and Discovered the
Albanian ut Dnllns-Hts fris-
oner said to He in Jail.

Dallas Texss. Ap-il l5--ln January e.
y. Nelson. al officer OF PrAu City Ala
came To Houston 10 re-, Zen L smith
who was wanted by The Alabama euIh9ri-
ties. On the night Of February Nelson
started for home with his prisoner who
was securely haadcrfed. While crossing
Buffalo bayou at Houston Smith Jumped
through car window. Nelson ran 10 the
end OF the coach and got Of. but no; IL
time TO catch Smith. Nothing more was
heard Of either until. few DAYS ago.
when Chief Of Police Arnold Of Dallas
received L letter from Nelson wife al
Pratt City. saying hsr husband had not
been heard from since February il, when
be was reported 20 be al Ennis. Texas, oui
that she had reason to believe that Is was
In Dallas
Last night a brother Of Nelson arrived
in Dallas 10 search f0r the officer he
went to the postcffice this morning ead
soon espied the officer. who 20. some Eali
FOR J. NJ Dice" The men creetai each
other warmly The officer told his hrnther
he was ashamed 20 return 70 Alabama
after Letting his pr.soaer escape bui that
be would return now 20 his wife anu child
rem lev days ago Nelson learned that
Smith was not drowned 10 Buffalo bayoo,
but ESCAPED 70 Laredo. whore he was
recently convicted for theft.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Express Agent Cullen Shot Himself
With0ut knoyyn Cause.

Express Agent Cullen Shot Himself
WiChout Nnoyyn Cause.
Ardmore. l. r. April 15.-whlo Route
Agent Hyde was checking up the books in
the office this afternoon Express Agent ".
X. Cullen deliberately left the office.
walked bareheadel TO his residence, af-
fectionately kissed his wife. babe friend
goodby. went to his barn and fired bullet
from pistol through his brain. At 1880
.. IN. he is SIN alive, but physicians say he
VIII die. No cause is assigned for the rash
act. At the hour when he attempted self
destruction Agent Hyde reported every
thing showing VI correct. 1t was no fam
ily trouble for he and Mrs. Cullen we're
the most aiiecionate and genial people in
the neighborhood
Mr. cullen was a young man and was
married about eighteen months since, His
young wife Is Frustrated with grief and
refuses to be conforted.
Mr.. Cullen was very popular with the Of
flcials Of the Wells Fargo Express COM
pany and has been in their employ for
over ten years. He was well known
throughout Southern Texas. His father ia
at Las Vegas. n, NJ. and Mrs, Cullen's
mother. at San Antonio. have been notified
of his tragic deed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
BRENNAN.
Preparations Making for the Az"
Muif.st-Sorrnwf NeWh

u LaI
Drenham. Texas April li.-B'eha1
decided to hold a Malfest May ~
and the committees have all been APP.
and arc hard at work arranging w
sixteenth annual entertainment Of 'ha
The trustees Of tho Brennan IA
schools have memoriallzed The ciy NJ
/ for improvements in the ward se00'' ="
ings. mi
The news of the death Of Mrs y. WI
and daughter. Miss Ada Wainy, ~! N
afternoon at Temple. has cast sei II
this community. where they ioln ,srss
sided. They died within fifteen hc1 V,s|
each other OF pneumonia, and MI y, 81
is reported dangerously III VIII wv
COMPLAINT. 49, mi
There win be picnic out on nv
creek FRIDAY. M d
Rev. T. V. Childers and son, ~, MI NJ
holding a meeting at Chappen ~ , n
received their large tent and nov .s, N
commodations for the large c'V'-
attend the services. .,.,.Irps|
There will be an Eastern en. o u
at the residence OF Mr.. and NJ "
Seward Monday under the auspl chr3I
Ladies' Guild ST Peters bplseoS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
IN MEXICAN DUNGEON.
4 G. A. II. VETERAN Thrown IN
JAIL AT JAUREz.
Was Arrested on Charge of Com
Demand for His Release Asked.

ri Paso, Texas april l5.-Magaalena
Calderoa, Z var veteran and member OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, was arrested
IA juarez. Mexico. tonight as he was com
ing from an entertainment Deobreros
with his family was placed in dungeon
in 4ncouunicado for seventy-two hours. He
was arrested st the instigatlon OF Mexican
Consul Mallen, this rity, charged with
being co1splrator against the Mexican
government Consul Bniord has wired tie
state department at Washington. hiing
complaint. and asks for demand for his
release.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

Leee,Ille. Teaaf. april 1.-THE third
seeslQn Of The Teachers Institute for Con-
lllca county WAS held a. Rancho last FRI
cav sud eauirdaY Professor X. =. Jones
u LeeaYilie presided. Miss Nina Wels!ngcr
Nae elected secretary. The attendance OF
sofhefs Wah isfXe, The meeting was re-
sarded as NJ" best ue institute has ever
asia "a tbls comfy. The Waiting teachers
ifOn Wiisoa county added greatly 90 tho
laiofeai Of tho oerlsiDn the next insi-
igts VIII be- he'd ~ Leosyiile.
Roy I1Etpry Harms. pastor OF the Bap-
'irt chufch al ,h.t place. has now been
ronnpod ~ Led yhh elo. fever for five
aeebs Dr Fipnry Of Wrghtboro was
oailed in consultation with Dr, MCCARTHY
Yesterday siprh anxiety is felt by the
family and irieDdR OF M Harris although
10 cas- Ia nov hOpeiul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
ItOCKDALE.
a Revival of Interest In the secret
Societies.

Rockdale. Texas. April 13,-The Odd
Fellows lodge of this city enjoyed a memoir
able event last night. at which seven can
didates were conducted through the en-
csmpment degrees. District deputy grand
patriarch. DR.. II. c. Rees of Brenham was
present and granted the necessary dispen-
satIon. After adjournment a sumptuous
feast was enioYed al VOLTS restaurant
while this was progressing the Knights OF
Pythias. ouartored in the hall Of tho
Knights Of Honor. were also initiating new
members, perfect lodge revival seems
TO have struck tho town. Fifteen applica-
tons were handed in TO the Masons last
week and nine are to be acted on by the
KDiEhts OF Honor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
A BEAUMONT BuDop|
SABINE PASS IErrY cosrs,,
DE LET.
rn'k of Houston ana n.
Railroad Is Becomirr
frospeetors In the o.,

Beaumont, Texas. April +,
pected that Major Quinn. ~ ~
gineer' with headquarters a, NJ
VIII today let the contrac, a.. vsa|
the let'ies and ship channel Al $40, 800
This contract means the s,,-s a' y
something over million doll.r, -
result contractors from all p,r,, :.
United States are bidding on i.
So long as Major Quinn has eb,.s. =
work the people here care li,us ~,
Is the successful bidder. for a..
that the man who gets the ro,,..-
have TO do the work right.
Guy w. JunkeF. lecre,ary, IA, ~,
meeting of the stockholders o, n. ~
Temple Building company for Nor, ~
night This company was orr,D, u, = <
than a year axe for the purro,. !,
ms a Masonic temple In Beau,o.,, -
Colonel W. S. Davidson. prexls... !,
First National bank. and recen,ir
alderman from the First wars ~.
last night from North Carolina ~.
went several DAYS seo to attend s ~
side OF sick father.
a Philharmonic society with 4.
members has been organized In mi, y
5. L. Hahn. the popular TAI ars., :.
Southern Pacific railroad. has bess
city today shaking bands with hr 4.
friends. -s =
W. p. II. McFadd'n and r. A. Gree.
gone to the Indian Territory Win \. >
Of attaching cattle 10 satisfy !. M
judgment which Mr. McFaddin MI Il
The talk OF a railroad from Hons
Sabine Pass is becoming more trsaur. !
positive. The ruInor now is that n. i
will be built 50 as to furnish A ~
line from both Beaumont and Hs,uE
That such railroad win be bailt /, |!
near future is regarded as a eer,aint,,,!
and branch Of II yin come to BsrrI
If the Gulf. Colorado and Santa r. AL
tended to this city.
Several Illinois p7os pectos hiw NJ
in the city the ras 'wo DAYS. Thse n
tlomen came down aith The Port l.s,|
excurer,n Nlast week and were 50 rlgi|
with the country tina, hey decided /, N
thorough Investigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Weather Enrccns1

Washington, Apr! i5-Eastern and
Western Texas and New Mex.co-F,nr.
warmer in northern portion; southeaJ.
Goorg.a--Fa'r: variable w1nds
cccler; north vta1s s'''
northeast winds N""'N'
Oklahoma, indian Terrt tory. Kansas
ana Colofado--Fa,ri warmer. north winds
Tenae.s,see-Fair slightly cooler in w s'o,,l,
erly '4'F'"-
,ken.ueky-farhy cloudy: occasiono,
snow snoweTs N me morning; southwest winds.
North snd South Dakota and Nebrasu,
Far warner; south winds 'N''-
variable winds 49, warmer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Seeking IniiIcution.

Chicago, April 15.-Many d''".
Presbyterian ministers were III nd
Chicago today to consider methods 4
Ing the various Presbyterian sin.sr u
eanizatious of the world INTO Wv
monY. 4. ,ht "
The sessions will not be open VI N
carry out the plans laid down ps IN Il 81
eral PRESBYTERIAN council ina. Ia, trcr I
gov in June last. with helesa " thb VI
PARTS OF the world. The oblec' M, 4, dtaS'l
wide alliance is TO unity ~ mud J
branches OF Presbyterianish ~ lu!h1
possible. There is no atteinps s,ch VI
with the complete autonomy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

Jefferson, Texas, April l5-The buffalo
Enats are playing havoc with stock in this
section In the crubbs neighborhoo1 n
this county, about four miles north Of
Jefferson, the guats killed six horses last
week. 4 chicken pedaler, campcd near
keliyYille last night on his way to town.
iost one OF his horses and the other he
thought would die before he could get
homo. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Smith Is ncn,i

Waco, Texas. April Isl. II, Smith
who was shot in the neck by his wife on
the night of April 8. died today. Mr.,
smith is held for murder end will have =.
habeas corpus hearing tomorrow. She vs..
allowed bond by Justice Earle. but her n,
torney Will endeavor to procure her release
on habeas corpus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Clnims selr nefen.a

Cameron, Texas. April 1.-THE nre,,m .
mary examination of ]. A. White oharsoa
with the killing OF Paschal pva,s ~, .,.'
Ap WHITE farm, near Baueyville. las,
beforo jg., Iss pS s Yesterday evening
bound over In the sum Of $4,000 ~ n'u wm
before the grand Jury on The e IN anpeal
murder The defendant claims sei II. o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
rHE cITT.

The Poet i~ delivered 20 any par Q. tns
ct1y by carriers a; sler per iNon-i, ne
pnonthH. ;3cv. ai1 moths Ss.ys. one 9@~-a
tlXo
Mr.. Theodcr. Bersnr mas charge o. ts4s
CITY Circulation and Golie1t;aE'
Mersra Theodore &e-ilr And e Mares
lo.: are the autno-ize3 collectors 81 al
city Bills bo.h advertising ana sloscr q
sion, and no ,nonev sheula be- PAID - a4ls
one other than thuse 1auel gnicss Filef =
Ganarer Is ghorrn AL accounts o. 4-sr
e.ze should b. paid pv cheek ~ l-fVr III
The Houston Printing COMPANY
no -orGerE Tor roQ..n e,- OF ever y
tae tnanagelueat uad none VilI W. 4clz1.-
~ ~ payfuSut ~ EfNte Bills.
SrbHcf en- ;aE'nr ~ receive no - ~
regularly vii 3is4.r 20 III tae flf--e
prosuptiy. feCr" blu5crl De- p-fe- D -
p=gGea 10 o. ceiivrre. nc1 l1.st Xmas G..
& =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

An area OF high pressure is moving in
over the Central Rocky mountain slor4
An area OF low pressure is central over
west an Texas. with the lowest la ron,a.
TER, 9ss inches. al Fl Paso The w-,-l,or
ls wear * e,ept over Kansas West Tcvae
aud upper Mississippi valley. who're 4, u
nrIy cloudy 10 cloildy - =
Jacksonville is the ONLY sta,inr tia.
Of an i,ch or moro. '''''"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Galveston rnApnycr, p,

Galveston, Texas, April ia largely Of
tended mass meeting OF taxpayers was boI1
at Turner hall tonight TO protes, 49,.
me HI, increase n IN taxes according 10 the
ihere were several speeches ana re.ai', l.
IONS adopted opposing the bin before Tho
legislature for the issue OF bonds ard ,. rne
niains Tor a petition to be sent 10 ,bc H..
stature against the measure. 'A' 'os
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

fugsrlshd. Texas. April i6.--The Gun
Eigilsm pspor mlli var given a trial today
SUD II capeoted TO be In good shape in two
of three days and 10 turn out the hrss
Dtpfr manufactured 10 the Lone Star state
u "in be- Rreat ming for the country.
glYinF labor ~ many men and furnishing
no wrapping paDer 10 many towHs aAu
Giier.
Ihe cane crop Is looking fne and good
sssson 81 tho ground
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Mr.. Cunn,ngi,nm'. Case.

pAllas. Toxaa. April III. N. Cunning
haia. The Abilene. Texas. officer who killed
ieo henabon at Wichita. Kan. two weeks
40, arrived ia ilall5a this evening 10 settle
his accounts with United states Marshal
Love. lie II accompanied by his attorney,
u. LsRselt. who goes TO Austin TO SET
be deposition OF glni~ officerg as TO Gun
ninrhhms stsHdlng IN the State. 10 BIO
used at the trial In Kansas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

which 70 Judge Of bis sntu-S tAH Hun
Theodore Roosevelt would 3ellEA; IL rss-
ting into the very uIass O. ,hls 5e-izr5-
mert tempest The onlv danger is That
he Nigh. became G pxr1zssn -ztss- thS-
an Impartial Judge and rssGrmsr- A E-rozr
hand IL needed to sop tAis alleged
state o, affairs Il 81 ArsSAllv sxisss
to wire out ths bz-1clss. ss-d ;ae
theorists 70 sea nnh Eut,soi then e
= IiJtlo wholesome discipline AID TouEA.
practical life. IN, down scandal -uinuri-.E
ene -esukt icalcusles- The reporTs o! sAr
condition q affairs IL ms Department
may be grossly erasEtrnte2. inato2 hai
for several years past tasy havs t,ee- aanat
They suggest nsaiu the ho-aelT cnaalcsl7a
tha; where there Is 50 uIch smoke t1eTs
INNS; be some fre"
The country 81 large Is sUllcitous iha;
orr naval arm sborls 81 Thoroughly 1sf-
c.plined. thoroughly practical aat uq-io-
dasc n every pE-tiCuta- tree f-v1 3tzi-
ousies c. petty soazizis r. nj kn1s ana
with ever ae,an sad .il7rin 7yo-kizz ln
ne-1ec, Aa--uory r rAis IS rs. m cou-i-
ii7n ugw FEW efscira; men ard u2tur4-
aratrrs ike Eposeye,, fsa2i3 - ~; y
erarrt la,.r enough q is-sil;rfa fae zasss-
o. go -rfrr----r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

Palestine Texas, April Ia.-The buffalo
snats are killing horses and mules In the
neisheorhood Of Neches, this county. Every
aay brings rews of victims 10 the mem
invlneible little pests All efforts 10 eradI.
cate them has been Intellectual and about
forty animals TO this date are reportsd
dead Cattle have not been affected BY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Many Animals kn,cJ

Longvlew, Texas, April l5-The gaats
have killed nearly 200 horses in this coun-
ty so far as heard from. and IT is likely
great many animals have died not heard
oil and In out OF the way places. not to
speak OF stock running in the woods IN,
cared for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
Work stncIs KilIeh

cookville Texas. April l3.-The over.
ho"S OF White Oak and Sulphur rivers
have accumulated buffalo gnats to such
an extent that twenty-tbree head n, ,yo-,.
horses and mules have died from the,r H.
halation and biting. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

- sao-'s - ne ulaae ~ Css SaGaz-ss
e ~ 8 scsfarsra1s wiz csurllsS- osts1asl-
tly i'f re ptl-1ssss q. ussT7t sang q I'-s.cs
sa70'o r. max wltn rNas.as-lhss c4utioa
Hy me CutNn lsaus,--sz mas rsve- haaa
sfs'sAs-~fsa -. .aac MAcao WIS 10. IS
sass- nS is- ~ szsea Z e-Sr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
CATTLE sBIPHENTs.

Missouri CITY Texas. april 12.--Mr
1lu,-ys-a o, Dsgle Lake shipped fourteen
-.''''' q '1'-ie 70 oa-A'aaA' l. Il yeS'ef-
,.,.-. ...,.. ST.. ,a,.-t ...,.a.,
-,.., M l-s q-,et..ro rsnch me raree a.
s-..ss sre ,s.tle art retilug Ia ro,j condi-
i.or
~o,,.es.eg T.,as Anil ia q and
II sdra.s o. warren. ana ". Z. Adams
of v-osavllr delivered 17s teef end stock
-s.tta f..,- ,,.s,srssv "a y G. Aas,ns n,
49,, -. ...,..,..., -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

i--OfeSsy IL Mckinney ala me very
fss2si Ssfsoz r. 9nui1 s.s uEnrsaa.rc su
4-'s-sA 1a- Turkey z .as aous q, the
sl.,lGrs ss-e-e5g.s-y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
seas =As' ~ hs-s-si7 r,,ars every

SeE York ciusS naSr ns-ssras- rsy aa
sSs llffnar hrs-sa 7sae-s's snrns I-2cgleaI
ssF2saa1ia'i s.ssl1t Esst--sae ls.-Fs- INV cor.-
ssnss'e.es ~ a-.zsss ne asSszn- sh7aia IA
-. fis.s---.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
General Observations.

Observations taken by the United State,
weather bureau at 8 D. m. 18th meridian
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

! . -
+. tafH.lli- e 1f--e IL ~gftr.l
aer-s.ers yl5r 0~ 0ae ;--t-- -ts- Ia J.se
t.,., e-.. ...-.r-.... ,-. ~. -.. .-,,- ,...
f.,.s- ..-.,... -..--... &c. S.. -
4fyf32'-i9 - 7a ,r-t in- iv'-
....--...
''4F
avn.
-..-.......-,-
ss--. f- -3zas
l s
s. f $1,000,
r. r...-r
raa7s ....... -aa 81
t7c " t-sr pas
sza ta--aig a-etn
,e .l stal TIE
,.,,s.. .a,. t.if s-.e -.e.s... .a an
s......- -.-.... ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16
rprc,nl star Comlnissinnrr..

81 AT AusTIN-i.. 4. Fetii. ofnce Il the
AT Ge4IsTlsT ON II. Sullivan. c-1rS
- the Evening Trlkgun DGla1uE-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

TELEpnoxE NUMBERS.
Editorial, ssl Business, iss.