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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
6efreuste bdbnerrafen.

Sir a0iettigen 6armersge6rdu9 CLAUDE
i'd, oaB meine getreu3ten 6ii6ner ale anoern
ibertreffen, f6rei6t Elm &orrefponbent oes
r8ural Netp gorter". Sd benuBte e;nen
vSnoian 9ame"z 6a9n gu braunen 2eq9orns
3ennsn; oas Refultat Iinb 5raune @0qel, bic
pie Ge6bii9ner unb i'm @efieoer einanber fe6r
d3nlt9 ausfeben, nur Iinb eiuige ettpas ounfz
Ter als anbere. Oie &ii9lein 1ino Te6r le6ensz
trGfttg uno MAIDEN i'm Glitter bon bret Big
bier Monaten por5iigli9s 8~rut6ii6n6en.
Na9 meiner 4nfi6t iinb tie gerabe 10 quite
2s9er ME Die Qe96orns, quite 8riiter uab
quite Miitter. Sd ii6erpinterte 1876 6ii6ner,
bdrunter etpa Is bieier getreu5ten Dirt. sd
erDielt tdgli6 big gu bret OuBeno @ter, el3
i6 bisfe gu 40 Gents ba8 Oubeno bertauFts,
uro jeoe 9enne, Bic i9 auf bsm 9}e1t 1iben
lab ooer gadern bDrte, mar Elm n8ropnie".
Snfolge beiien purben Ie frii6e briitluIti9,
uuo 9eute am II. 4pril babe i9 a6t 6enz
men nit ettpa Is 9ii6nern unb 3ebn nod
iibenoe 9ennen, ale r9ronnies" big auf
5tpei. Ser 9a6n tpiegt 8 pfunb 8 un5en;
elm Mann bolte i'm am Samftag unb qab
mir So, Inn i'm einen Monat gu gebrdu9sn,
Seoes bon i9m er5e1gte 9ubu iiebt i6m a6nz
li9.
unbermii6te braune2eg6orns finb gut qs..
mug als @ierleger alletn, meme Grfa6runqen
benin NnSbritten berIel6en aber finb niAt 10
giinitig g%etpeien. Inter 200 &itsn fano ib
etpa 125 9dbn9en, Die i'm Glitter bon einem
Sabr als 8raten feline so Gents bas Strd
bra6ten; inoeB babe i9 ale metne aemiI6z
ten 9G6ne, penn IS Big 16 @o9en aft, 3u
50 Gents oas Stiid cine 8p9e na9 Der an
bern an bieIel6en 6dufer p%erfauft.
Sd tpiiroe ni9t aOgern, Oieie v8ropnies"
nod I'M sunni ausbriten gu laKen uno err
~parten, baB fe ben gan3en @inter binDur6
@ier legen. Ser inOifde 6e6t6a6n tit Der
einaige 9a6n auf Dem plabe, felt i9 bic jun
gen Osrtauft babe. Sd erhulte ieBt BEL so
@ter ben Sag.
Sin anoerer&orreiponben beKelben8ldttes
l9reibt: Na9 ia6relangen 8erfuden nit
E rl4ieoeneu Rafen, gefreuaten 11no reinea,
babe id enbli9 mein ibeales 9u6n eefunz
ben, bas 9roBen '@ierertrag, etuen orbentlib
grpBen 8Orper unb dnbere misunderstanding
@igenf9aften in ii9 o%ereint. 53nei Sabre
lang 6atte i9 braune 2eg9orns ge3oqen, Die
ats gierleger BON feiner anbern Rafe ii6erz
%troffen perben. OieIe babe i9 isbt nit goIz
oenen Wpanbottes g~efreu3t, pelde ibnen an
8efteber uno @etalt etnas d6nli9 1tnb unb
audi oas er1te @rforberniB fir @interleeer,
rofenrot6e &Gmme, 6eiiben. 3uglei9 Iinb
iie ettpa5 l6perer, in0em bic 9ennen js iiez
ben Bis neun pfun0 piegen. SEPT babe ib
cine rein dmerifaniide Rafe, fret BON aMitatiz
I9en Nnlagen unb &rant6eiten, Die nit @ifer
ans GeI6dft ge9en, gu ieber Sa3res3eit @ier
lessn, ii9 raid befieOern unO CUR &etfe &C.
langen, gelbe 8eine BADEN, ie1r CABIN iinO,
fleiBig i6r Sutter iu3en unb, penn man
ems i6la9ten nil, au9 einen 9uten 8raten
%liefern. Die 3ii9ter m0gsn meme Soee, 5pei
refine Raiien gu f~reu8en, bela9en unb oas
Grge6niB MiI9lingc nennen, allein ib tpeiB,
mas i9 tbue. Sd erbalte bas gan5e Sd9r
long 11eberftuB an @teru unb babe, mas ID
I9on felt 5e9n Sabren geIu9t, mein iosalss
unb burdpea betes 9u9n gefun6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Die murssIaustriebe Ger Steinobit
bdume.

6Gufig tD0nnen mir bic Grfabrung MAIDEN,
baB rings UNI Steinobitbdume, als Pflau>
men. 3metfden, 8iri6en ETC., piele junge
Sriebe iteben, tpeI9e aus Den @ur5eln gez
I9lagen finb. 0abur9 ipiro bas 8d9sz
t6um Der gdumt eebsmmt uno oieie iterben
friib3eitig ab. Scenes 4usf4lagen miro gez
p06nli6 benz 11mitanOe. 3ugef4rie6en, Daft
Der Baum aus einem @usldufer ge3ogen fei
Sn Der 3bat Iiegt IS uber nur oardn, penn
um Die gdume gu tief gsgru6en ooer 9e9adt
purbe. 8etanntlid BARI Elm Steitpbtbanm
nur fLa9 unb ni9t 10 tief ais elm &ernpbt=
baum aepfIanat perbsn, iofern e gut ge6si.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
0uderriiben I'M Staate Wafbir9tou

Die lanbpirt6i9aFtli4e @erIu9aTtation in
Pulmun, i'm Staute Mafbington, t6eilt in
etnem Bulletin nit, baB i'm Sabre 1895 bon
384 5armera 9enannten Staates 3uderrii=
benzproben eingeIanot porben ftnb, bon
tpel3' lebteren 100 analpfirt ipurben unb
baB ii9 Das O~urdi9nittlide greebniB aui
25 ltn5en @epi6t, 14.2 Yro5ent 3uderge>
balt'unO 1913 pro5ent &einbeit bes Saftes
itelte. Sn Wbatcom Gpuntp, etnem Der
fru4tbarien Counties bes peitli6sn @ai6=
ington, nurbe ben bon S. .. 8obenber9er
oortiel6it periu6speiie ange6auten Riben
bon Dem Gbemiter Der 8eriu6sanitolt bas
3eugniB ausgetelt, taB ie &c MairezS orte)
ourdi9nittli3 20 llnaen ipo9en, einen
3udergebalt bpn 1872 Bro3ent uno eineRsin.
belt oes Saftes BON 81.5 Proaent aufpieien.
SIN NootiadzSbal in g%enanntem county
nurOe i'm pDrigen Sabre bon Dem Sarmer S.
Spine6art ] Ncre nit 3uderri6en beteat
uno Die @rnte belief iih duf 21,300 gfun6,
mas ettpas me9r ais q Sons per 4cre err
ge6en ipiirbe. Die 4rbeitstoiten bers9nete
6err Stpire6art tpie folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
0ie Mugbehnuna Der Niehanht mi

= OIV NUsVeVNulIY UtI SIF95ulDt 11uB
ltets i'm 8erbdGtniB gu benz perfiigbaren
Gutter ftsben, aGs 6auptrege! Ioa gelten,
OaB nur 10 biel 9ieb ge6aIten rtrp, ais man
rei6Gi9 erndbren fam. @s III ipeit better,
psnn mar gut 9endbrte, rei9lib Mil6 qez
beubs 8iibe bat, als lpenn piele inn. Stoue
1te6en, Die Nabrun9 aber ntdt fir ale aus
reidt, Die Mil4ersiebigteit alIo cine qerinqe
1T. 4lerotngs fam man ia mandJe 5utters
mittet Ourh &raftFutter erIeben; anein baz
bur9 piirOe bic @ieb6aItung gu bod gu
ite9sn tummen uno feline Rsnts abtperfsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

ben nno retdli4s 6riidte tragen Iou. Sn
6olgs oieIer 9oben 8flan3ung tperoen BEL 1tnz
oorii3tigem 9raben Die @ur3eln Iti6t be-
i9dbigt, uno ~ieoesmal Oa, no bic WuraeIn
bur9 ben Spaten cine @unbe er6dlten, BIZ
bet itb cine Wulit, Die Ipdter au8trei6t. Oaz
Der VotIi4t 6eim 2odsrn Der 8aumi6ei6tnJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Summd S

SWIIIIIu = ,PIo,IJ
Sn bisIem Mrbeitslobn, pelber ii6 auf
$27,50 per 9tcere be3iffern piiroe, 1T Die
Grntearbsit ni6t nit sinbe9rtffen, Wenn
nun aIio bort cine 3uderfabrit erri4tet uno
bieie 81 per Some fir Hii6en be3ablen
piirbe, 10 ipiirbe Der GARNER, tpel9er BEL RAJ
tioneller Gultur Der &iibe einen @rtrag Don
1870 Sons per Ncre e~r5ielen t0nnte, Ii4
re6t gut bsim Giibsnbau iteben, ielbIt penr
fi6 bic ~1nto1ten uuf $50 per acre b%e5iffern
IpQten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
To Prohibit Ncpottsm.

austin, Texas, February s-sena,or Til,
lott Is Responsible fer the following, intro
anced In the senate this morning:
bill to be entitled an ac. TO prohibit
n'potism, IN certain cases. and to prescribe
penalty for a violation thereof.
he 1t enacted by the Legislature of tho
State Of Teras;
section !. That any State. district. coun-
~ or municipal officer, or other public ON
cia thereof. holding any such o,fce tv
election or holding the Eamc by nppuint.
ment OF any other State. district. county or
municipal officer who shah. In his Official
capacity by virtue 81 hls offcial position
elect or appoint 10 any public employment
or 10 any Office NJ trust, honor or uront
UhaeF mis- state. or under such disirict
county or municipality. any perYon related
70 MN by consanguinity or affinity Within
INC mira degree, Thall be deemed guilty. Of
ihlshemtanor. and upon conviction thc-e.
Tor shall be punished by fine, In any sum
moi lees than 5000 and not more than $1,000
provided, that this act shall not amply IN
the appointment OF private secretary.
whore such position IL appolA alive by law
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
THE HOUSE.

Austin. Texas. February SAThe house
me, at 10 O'Clock. Speaker pashlell being
in the chair.
House bill No. -. by Robbins, n bill to
validate certain illegal sales Of public
school. university and asylum lands sold
under section %. chapter 81, OF the acts Of
1857. and the amendments thereto. sold as
isolated and detached lands, which were
not in fact isolated aud detached. was laid
before the house.
McGaughey spoke In favor of the bill
lie said he believed he had as much right
to construe the statute as n Judge On the
bench. and II the titles arc not validated
persons who bought these l.nds from the
speaker tMcGaughey) and his predecessor
when commissioners OF the general land
office. would be losers. He said 1t was
embarrassing to him to come to plead for
these people. but it is right that the people
should have justice done them He would
not vote on the bill himself. but II in his
power he would cast every vote in the
house for the bill. lie said the records
show the result OF great trial held in the
room yonder in which no was upheld for
every act.
Questioned by Field OF Grayson, Mr.. Nc
Gaughey replied that the question OF va
lidlty OF the sales was not referred to the
attorney general. He believed the head OF
a department was empowered 10 construe
the statute as his Judgment would dictate.
In answer 10 Bailey-The treasury would
be protected by the passage OF this bill. as
tbs State would have 10 refund about $1o,-
900 II the bill is not passed
In anawer to Smyth-Some OF the land Is
IA tho hands % spectators and some In the
hands OF actual settlers, However. In sell
ing lands under section 20 the State OF
Texas knows no man as speculator The
lands to which II Is sought to validate the
titles we're sold at not less than 81 per
acre. and the average WAS S2.3c per acre
Lntds are now on the market at 81 per acre.
Carpenter. Maxwell and Doyle favored
the bill
Holsnd Of Harris opposed the bill. he
ssid tire land In Harris county included IN
this &C, is worth SIS per acre. and that In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
NEUROLOGICAL.

MANFORD-Luling, Texas. February s.
Died, at the family residence in this city
James Manford. aged rs years and SIX
months. Mr.. Manford was a Texas veteran
having been one of that glorious band oil
heroes who won this Empire state from
Mexico. For over a score of years he was
one OF the leading citizens of Guadalupe
county, removing from his farm to this
city in its early days. He has ever been
leader in the community. Possessed Of
an ample store of this worlds goods. ne
has with a liberal hand ever helped those
in need and been first and foremost in the
uplifting of this city and county. For the
past four years he was afflicted so that
he was confined to his room, being ten
derby cared for by devoted wife and ram
lily. Like the old hero he was he bore
with patience the ills of life and when the
Great Master called him he folded his
hands and went to sleep. knowing that
when the morn came he would wake to
the sound of celestial bells. The funeral
ceremonies were conducted at the residence
by Rev. Hall, u. D.. of San Antonio, the
burial taking place at the city cemetery.
BY the death of Mr. Mahord the city
loses a good citizen, and the ranks of the
old veterans a good comrade
ADRIANCE-B Bryan. Texas. February s.
Professor Duncan Adrance died at his
home in this city this morning at S;i5
O'Clock in the Both year Of his age. of
consumption. For several years Professor
Adranoe occupied chair in the faculty
of the Agricultural and Mechanical col
lego. hut resigned at the close OF the last
session ON account of failing health. His
father Colonel John Adrauce. of Column
hia, was for many years director OF the
college, and the family is one of the old
est and most prominent in the State. He
.,sgfI Il 10. ~, III IN,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Bill to Validate Sales Of School Lands Passes to
Engrossments
MAIN FEATURES INVOLVED IN THE MEA:
House Finance Formulating the Appropriation B-The
important Bills Passed ia the Senae--Livey Fight Over
Lewis Fellow Servant Bill Is Expected.

Austin Texas. February
vote notwithstanding the opposition OF Msssr@ Blair and Holland OF Harris Con-
themselves of its reach ard the second reading is
doubt attributable the p,n'@s with which Baker responded
esr Of Mr. robbins 10 secure It's passage The sl ne. 10 COO acres Of r
$3.50
Should fail Of final the State will ind ITSELF under obligations
refund abu, 100000 thereof And while might be able
agricultural land said land
placed market and would probably get $4,000 out of than If the
s ooo s M vns land h ,sr the Act ~ ,ss5 s now worth h mar
from would exclusively
tits
county thereby
The house finance committee putting
will understood
employ
aa act me committee VIII take care OF the nse and inclined 10 approve
be aside
and ,ai sum sufficient for the erection new mess hall for the Agricultural
passage the senate this morn
ing validating
ter to be made by the commissioner Of The general land office OF sales Of land
which Their default in the payment Of interest rerr bill giving
and defendant ten peremptory CHALLENGES eh felony less
defendant tried
enc count shall bar further prosecution for forgery where there multiplicity
Indictments
MIR Lewis sr
ago was to that the bill would
this would the endv be
order TO Monday
M wa'l' sn to s, , the australian halo,
n be tho tomorrow '''
similar staord ubj,w the
las ck
pops who sit in the
house Wants the constitution amended
such la~s DO not sh majority its
resolution In the house providing a
the 1n Other words Of
cordng his
lie or horse theft SHOULD ccndetle OF
de'e and the law against murder would become
that ia" shall effect
en' shall have governor whether it
fns him and that
may call
vote " c people and that In the Iaveau
o It, ~
The senate sa9eonu 10 which Mr Weyud
'ha evening 10 9ft faFoy limit
Officials maximum Increasing win
The popuIon q hc Is rah Aa -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Important Meeting Of the County
Commissioners.
HOME LABOR TO HAVE PREFERENCE
Local Work,mcn VIII he Employed
in building the New Court House.
The Champion Pool Player.

Galveston. Texas, February Sat the
meeting Of the county commissioners court
today a communication was read from citi-
zens down the island protesting against the
manner In which the contractor Is Smelling
the Nottingham road. The communication
says the shell is not up to specifications and
II also criticised Superintendent Reed. The
members of q committee of citizens were
in court to back mp their petition with oral
arguments. Mr.. Wheeler, the contractor,
explained that on account of rainy weather
he had not finished the shell road and Judge
Mann said TO the protesting citizens that
the work would certainly realize expecta-
lions according to contract when finished,
or it would not be paid for. Another petit
ton before the court asked for the cree
ton of bridge across Dickinson bayou
at point midway between the Arcadia and
Dickinson crossings, saying the citizens
would grade the road from the bridge to the
Alta Iona road. After considering the road
petitions the court took up the matter pre-
scented by the petitions Of the Galveston re-
tail merchants and the Labor Legislative
council. asking that provision be made in
the contract for building the now court
house requiring the employment OF Gal
weston mechanics and day laborers On the
work. The petitioners We're assured that
Galveston labor should have the preference
and then the court agreed to ask the cham
Der of commerce to select three or four
practical men TO aid the commissioners in
the selection OF plans and specifications for
the new court These are to be examined
on the 23d instant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Court mt Hcmprtead.

Hampstead Texas February S.--Distrct
court convened today and the following
grand jurors were sworn in: J. j. Nc
Mcconnell. Sam Schwartz, Tom Armer Jr.,
j. II. Ferguson. T.. n. Womack, j. T..
Mills. G. w. Fuller, 7. +. Thompson, John
Loggins, Tom Gaut isadore Fields. A. w.
Bennett In his charge to the grand jury
Judge Reese ably referred to the extremes
generally employed TO waste the time of
the grand jury. ole of the extremes being
the large number OF frivolous and petty
cases belonging TO the justice courts of the
different precincts and the other obstacles
put in the way of indictments to he found
against influential lawbreakers Judge Reese
further impressed upou the jury not to in
dict when 1t is plain that the testimony
would be insufficient for conviction. The
grand jury is composed of good men and a
thorough investigation will be had upon all
matters coming before that body.
The Post man is reliably Informed that
Judge K. Il. tlannay. who held the posi-
ton of United States district attorney for
the Eastern district of Texas under the
Harrison administration. is slated to he
come the successor of Buck kilgore when
the latter's term expires as Federal judge
in the Indian Territory. Mr.. lIannay uade
a splendid record as United States district
attorney and was allowed to serve out the
entire term under the present democratic
| administration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
GALVESTON WILL GET 1T.

Local grain men who have been inter.
viewed in regard to the conference at To-
poka, Kan, between y. Il. Hubbard of Bur-
lngton. A. c. Davis of Topeka, N. A. Duff
of Nebraska City and f. NJ. Baker of At
Gibson. are inclined TO think that Galveston
will likely fall heir to their proposed ex-
port business These gentlemen control be-
tween them 220 interior elevators, and as a
consequence handle an immense amount If
grain, which heretofore has becn exported
through a mlddleman, who managed to make
the bulk OF the profit out of it, 1t is the
purpose of these gentlemen to investigate
the resources of both New Orleans and Gal
weston, and do their business through the
most advantageous port. 1t is believed here
that II an investigation is made Galveston
stands an excellent chance 10 be the gamer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

ton of Mr.. Drew ms chairman Of the com
mittee on contingent expenses, AMI that ne
declined to accept 1t. f,pplausc.) MT.
Drew explained that he resigned because
certain utterances on tho floor had wounu.
ed his feelings and be did not care 10 DC
Ia a position to submit to such onors.s
again. but II 1t is the wish OF tne nou ,,s,
for him TO continue as chairman OF the
committee he wuuli 10 so applause!
Mir, Evans of Hunt stated that II M,.
Drew considered any remarks he mad maui
as being directed at him. he would In ihe
presence uf the horse withdraw MS ever!
remark. iApplduse.)
House bill No. Is. by Edwards. pfoV'uins
that punishment Ter .heft uf horses. asses
and mules shall be from two TO ten years
Imprisonment. was finally passed. ana tue
house adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
rHE SENATE.

Austin, Texas, February Sin the sen.
ate this morning Senator Stafford sent IN
Tue secretary'S desk protest from mer-
chants OF winnsboro against any change
IN the assignment law after which favor.
aoie committee reports were read upon
'he bill providing for the creation o, n
board of plumbing inspectors. the bill pro.
Viding for State board Of ombelmlnp.
ana inc bill providing for the regulation
OF the sale of morphine. cocaine and other
poisonous drugs.
Mr.. Turnoy introduced a Joint rosolu,to,
providing for the creation OF irrication
districts.
The following bills were introduced:
by Mr.. Dibrell--A bill providing for
the re-enactment OF law providing for
the transfer and registration Of Judgments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
CHAMPION POOL PLAYER.

j. L. Malone the champion pool player
and expert biliardist who has been in the
city for three days, has been astonishing
the local talent with exhibitions of his
fancy shots on the billiard tables at the
fremont in quiet way. Tomorrow even
ing he will give a public exhibition. Mr.
James Moore, manager of the fremont bill
lard ROOM will play wlth him, and as he
is very expert himself. brilliant game is
expected. Manager Gueringer of the Ire
mont got up the game for the benefit of his
guests, and there Will be 10 charge for adj
mission. Mr.. Malone goes from here TO
Houston. where he is 20 give an exhibition
one day this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
SOCIAL SCIENCE LEAGUE.

poned regular weekly meeting this even
ing in the New church chapel. Among the
interesting proceedings was the reading OF
paper on the legal status Of woman, by
Mrs Rebecca Henry Hayes. followed by a
short talk on the practical operation of
woman suffrage in Colorado, by Mr.. c. ].
Eastman. banker Of Denver, who is spend.
ing part of the winter season in Calves
ton. Mr.. Eastman was formerly opposed 10
womans suffrage. but says his mind was
changed on that subject by the practical
demonstration of the way it works. The
question was interestingly discussed by the
members generally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

sun We can save you any further trouble
ln me matter by telling you that hereafter
We VIII publish nothing from Palestine
Texas. The matter that We have nublisbnd
from that town was, as we supposed. mere.
~ Jokes on boys about town. but having
received a number Of complaints from peo-
PFC residing there, two weeks ago we con-
GUIDED TO cease publishing anything from
trat town. The sun has 10 intention OF
aolng anybody wrong in fact, II II can
hot 90 any good, we would willingly relin-
qA'sh the circulation. Yours truly.
The Detroit Sun.
'W. Wilson. Editor"
This communication viii fail Of it's pur-
pose. however. Mr. Ewing proposes TO push
MS hi. and even II no n orr will be used
rom Palestine. The gentleman from Ander-
son proposes to protect the other cities OF
the State M well. VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Shot at n Dance.

Temple, Texas. February S-Last Sat
urday night at a negro dance in Negro
town Sam Field shot Jim Chance, the
ball taking effect in the abdomen, which
will probably prove fatal. Field escaped
and has not been heard from.
The Central Texas Reok keepers nssocia-
ton. which was In session here the 4th.
bth and 9Th, adjourned Saturday night AZ +.
Ter very profitable meeting. The next
place of meeting VIII be in Cameron on
july lf and II.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. w. s.
Keenan,, general passenger agent of the
tult. Colorado and Santa Fe a car which
is TO be used as Gar of Welcome" to
meet the National Editors on their way to
galveston. has been placed here in the
hands OF Mr. William y. Cox, secretary OF
the Texas Press association. who Will.
with other members of the reception com l..
mittee. decorate and load the same with
refreshments. to be served 20 the editors
en- their way to Galveston