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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

PoIaka ma krecle.
Drug,S Hist p M rety.
(Dokohczen,e.1

mosG, re missto Kandano
Saline zajete pr2ez powstah
cow i przez wojsko greckie
re inne jeszcze ma wyspi
mieisca warowne zaje}y takz'
razem z powstahcaml wojsk;
greckie, a teraz tez naokol<
Herakleionu i port6w naprze
ciwko wojennych okret6v
mocarstw europejskich M
Krecie stoi okolo IA ooc
powstahc6w, azeby przez tc
ME wypusci6 Turk6w z tych
mieiscowosci w g}ab wyspy,
gdzie juz teraz prawie wszystkie
mielsca wazniejsze So zajete
przez powstahcow przez
wojska greckie, kt6rych razem
jest ma Krecje przesz}o 3 4oo
zolnierzy ma jeszcze przybyc
Z Grccyi 1900 zo}nierzy z
artyIerya polna mniej szego
kalibru, a tam tel wszedzle,
gdzie juz teraz pu}kownik
Vassos oglosil wladztwo kr6la
greckiego, panuje porzadek, a
nawet i Mahometanie tam
uspokoili sic i wykonuja
rozkazy w}adzy zaprowadzonej.
Komisarzem zas cywilnym
kr6la greckiego ma wyspie
Krecie zostat dawniejszy
konsul grecki Kanei,
/ urzednik energiczny i lubiany
pomiedzy Observation-Disclosures
ktorzy uznali w}adze kr6la
greckiego "a pewna prawo-
mocha. A zatem trudno teraz
juz bedzie mocarstwom zapro-
wadzic inny porzadek i lima
w}adze, jezeli takowq mlesz-
kancom Krety narzuca. y
pozostawieaiu zaS mianowicle
w}adzy tureckiej ma Krecie
ami nawet mowY bye ME
mole.
Co do mnie samego, to
chciaibym %powr6cjc do Aten i
zajme znowu mole miejsce
W arsenale marynarki, ale ME
powr6ce dop6ty z Krety.
dop6ki bedzie trwa}a waika L
Turkami ! dop6ki wojsko
greckie pozostawat tn bedzie,
lecz to mole dlugo jeszcze
potrwac, zanim poprzestana
walczyG zTurkami powstahcy,
i wojska greckie opuszcza
Krete, ola tego, re sic tn ME
zanosi i ME %zapowiada ma
wymIar sprawiedliwosci mo-
ralnej i uczciwej przez mocar-
silva; powstancy zas oko|o
40 900 pod bronia teraz tn
stojacy, niechetnie ziozyllby
broh i niezadowalnia sic luz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

JUBlLEUSZ
|SW. WOJClECHA,
=. Uroczystoat jubileuszows
9oo-letnej roczniczy meczeh.
silva sw. Wojciecha rozpocz
ME sic u grobu tego Swietego
W archikatedrze gniezniehskiej
W niedziele Przewodnia, 25
kwietnia, uroczystemi niesz,
porami. Sam naiprzew. ks.
Arcypasterz rozpocnie te
uroczystosc, kt6ra trwac
bedzie be- przerwy do 10
maja. Ojciec sw. nadal ma
ten GAS odpusty jubileuszowe;
warunki dostapienia beda
p6zniej ogloszone: w piecw-
sze try dni, a wiec 26, 81 i
% Kwietnia uroczystos6
bedzie najwspanials7a, BIO luz
to sam %najprzrw. ks. Arcy-
(pasterz, juz tez najprzew.
ksieza Biskupi beda miewali
sunny i kazania ma oumie.
Jezeli czas bedzie ~pomy$lny,
kazania vwae sic. beda ma
divorce. Proc Q odbywac
sic bedzie misya, pierwsza
serya cd IS Kwietnia do 2
mala, druga cd edo 10 maia.
" piatek 80 Kwietnia wieczo-
rem rozpocznie sic W kozciele
pofrahciszkanskim misya ola
niemieckich katolikow z
kazaniami n~iemieckimi i trwac
bedzie do 4 maja.
Przez ca}y czas jub'leuszu
codziennie pc poludniu udzie-
lac bedzie ks. Biskup Andrze-
jewicz SACRAMENTO Bierzmo-
wanna W ko$ciele sw. Jerzego,
tuz prey tumie po}ozonego, a
w dniu blizej oznaczyc sic
majacym, w kosciele potran-
ciszkahskim ola katolik6w
niemieckjej narodowosci.
Zapowiadaja sic licznie
pielgrzymkt z blizszych i dali
szych okolic, kt6re pieszo i
kole]a przybywat beda.
Wyznaczono kosciol Sw.
Trolley (tarny) jake miejsce
zbierania sic czlonk6w piei.
grzymki. w katedrze goscie
uroczyScie beda powitani.
Jak s}ychat. krzataja sic
obywatele oko}o wyszukania
uszykowania nocleg6w, czy to
bezplatnych, czy "a ulniarko-
wang op}ata juz utworzyf
sic kemitet scislejszy, a W
tych dniach ma sic utworzyc
komitet wiekszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
powodu 5zorganizowania re wlasnie pred g

re samych ochotnikow zagra
ni,znych, kt6rzY przybywaja,s
ME MONA ich mieszac "
szeregach razem zpowstahcam
Grekami.
Dc tego czasu jest tn pre-.
sz}o 500 ochotnik6w zagranicz.
nych r%ozmaitych narodowoSci,
pomiedzy kt6rymi jest
najwiecej Wloch6w ,Anglik6w
Francuz6w, a jest take 6
Rosyan, 4Polakow, $ Serb6w,
8 Chorwatow, 4 Slowehc6w /
2 N1emCOW.
Pieniedzy nam ME 5raknie,
ale brak zywnoSci dale nam
sic tn bolesnie we znaki,
chociaz mas ratuje wolsko
greckie: Jezeli ME nadeida
wkr6tce zapasy zywnosci, to
bedziemy musieli zdobywac ia
sobie z bronia w reku Cd
Turkow, bronionych przez
mocarstwa. Ale m6wil mi
wczoraj przyby}y do mas
urzednik z konsulatu wIoskie-
go, z Kanei, re teraz pozwola
dow6dzcy w%ojennych okrer6w
mocarstw dowoziG ma Krete
mieszkahcom zywnoSG z!
Grecyi z innych miejscowosci.
DO przeciez ME mozemy tn
pomrzet z g}odu ola dogodze'
MIA tym obrodcom panowania
tureckiego ma Krecie.
w miastach Akrotiri i
H~aleppa, konsulowie Anglii
W}och i Francyi uspakaiaja
mieszkahc6w, W masach
jednak ludu umyslem tn
ciemnego zdzicza}ego qanuja
tylko nienawiSG zemsta do
/ oburzenie przeciwko
radon mocarstw, a 10 z
powodu strzelania z armat
do powstahc6w i zburzenia
klasztoru chrzesciahskiego w
Kanei.
Bede sic tel staraG powia-
domic Gle znowu co sic tn
dzieje i co tn robimy, a3eby
wyrzuciG panowanie turecko-
.mahometanskie. L dzisieiszego
zaS listu widzisz, jak tn sic
zapatruja ma wmieszanie sic
mocarstw i ma ich czyny,
sic pomszcza zapewne
ma tych, kt6rzy ola ratowania
zycia winnego turka kowala'
chca powiesic s}abego i
] biednego n$luszarza" Greka,
i'm niepodobnego ma Krecie i
W Konstantyropolu; m6wili
mi tez ofcerowie greccy, &c
iesli zmusza mocarstwa k16la
oreckieoo do odwO}anja wcisk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
n77"for HAY fever

So, by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of price,
25c., or s for s1.oo, (may be assorted), except Nos. %, 80 and
SO, put up in 81. 90 size only.
Dr.. HUMFHRErs' MAaUAL Enlarged & Revised, MAIL ED FREE.
HUMPHREYS MED. CO., Ill & 113 william St., New York;
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
COMPANY "B'' WON THE PRIZE
COMPANY &C" 4 CLOSE SECOND.

COMPANY &C" y CLOSE SECOND.
The competitive drill between Com
panics A, B, and { of the Colored
High School Cadets Battalion took
place last Monday and Tuesday, and
was " on by Company B, the company
which won the medal at the drill last
year. A large crowd was in attendance
both DAYS. Alter the regular order of
dress parade had been finished the
Judges called the Adjutant and named
to him the company they desired
brought before them. The Adjutant
walked out On the field, and when it
was seen that he was approaching
Capt Ray of Company B, the enthusl-
asm of large majority OF the crowd,
who had faithfully rooted for the favor
ite company throughout the drill, knew
! no bounds. They cheered and waved
the white and blue of the victorious B
aloft Capt. Ray received his orders
with a salute, and brought his compa'
nv front fifteen PAGES before the Judges
and again saluted. MAJ. Oursnd re-
turned his salute, and then stepped for
ward and pinned the gold medal upon
his breast. They cheered Justify while
each and every soldier OF the company
was decorated with a piece of blue rib
bon bearing the date and the occasion
stamped upon its surface in silver.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29

The commencement exercises of the
Normal department OF Wayland Sem
mary took place at the Vermont Ave
nue. Baptist church last "Wednesday
evening. Several members of the
class read appropriate essays, which
were well delivered and received by
an appreciative audience, which filled
the church to it utmost capacity. Gen
I. J. Morgan, secretary of the Amerl-
can Baptist Home Mission, delivered
an address and presented the de-
plomaS.
The Wayland prize for the year were
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Wade and
Miss Violet Terrell for improvement
in sewing, for care of room to Miss Ida
Lee Wilson and Miss Cherry Pierce,
neatness in dress to Miss Mamie King
Sadie Lopez. These are money prizes,
for which a sum of money has been
put aside and the interest divided
among tie winners.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will
pleased to learn that there Is at
one dreaded disease that science h
been able to cure in all its stages an :
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cur
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ga
tarrh Cure IS taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith IN its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi'
monialS.
Address,
F. ]. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, Ohio.
la -. Dru1oicIc - cents
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.

University Park Temple, Sixth and
Trumbull streets, n. w, Rev. Sterling
n. Brown, Pastor, Will have fitting serv-
ices commemoration of the day. AT
a. m, the pastor will preach on
THE Good Soldier" At s p. m. ad-
dresses will be delivered on "The
Colored Soldiers" by the Hon. John
NJ. Langston, Hon. b. X. Bruce and
Hon. NJ. NJ. Holland.
Music by Temple Quartette; Mrs.
Alice Strange Davis, Musical Director
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
SECRET ORDERS
HoNoR TO JAMES HILL, 50

HoNoR ToJAMEs HILL, 50
High Colored Masons meet and Or-
ganize a Conslstory at Guthrie, y. l
John @. Jones, So, of Chicago, III;
Gland Commander of the bnlted
Supreme Council So, A. A. ,. K.' lol
Southern and Western Masonic
Jurisdiction, L. s. A, with Kew. Dl'
A. X. Norris, 3so;; DR.. VIM. II. Slmms;
40 and several other leading colored
masons of Muskagee, Indian Territory
arrived at Guthrie. Q. T., April I4th
and established Temple OF Mysuc
Shrine. a Corsistory of the A. A. ,. n.
and Counci! Of K. and ). Masters OF
the Cryptic Rite. This Conslstory was
named in honor of ameS HllI, IS Vi
Miss. The Hon. Jas Hill IS the reCoS-
nized leader from his State, VINO Is d
member of the National Kepuohcaan
Committee. The illustrous Hill, 33 )
is one among the leading colored men
and distinguished s. degree Masons In
the L. s. Brother Jones at the BAN
auet table paid a glowing tribute to
the Hon. lanes Hill, for his integrity
and ability, both as a citizen ana a
Mason. His speech was frequently
applauded. The officers OF the lon-
-,'storv are: Rev. DR.. w H. Cole, So;
Commander-in-Chief; Jefferson W.
Taylor, so, First Lieutenant; James
l. W. O'Neal, so, Second Lieuten-
ant Commander; Green J. Currin, 33
Grand Chancellor; George DuEcan,
40. Grand Minister of State; Nelson
&c. Johnson, go, Grand Secretary;
Tbos c. Ninson, go, Grand Treasurer;
Robert Emmit Stewart, go, Grand
Master of Ceremonies; l.. b. GoodSeal,
330. Grand Standard Bearer; Richard
/. Holloway, So, Grand Orator; Chas.
H. Foerl, so, Capt. of the Guard;
H. b. Pierson, so, Grand Sentinel;
This ConsiStory is composed OF the
leading Masons of the Territory, after
election and installation of officers, a
grand banquet was served and
speeches &c. were made.
NEW MASONIC BODIES.
D..F. Seville, special deputy of A.
A. s. r., with the assistance OF J.. n.
Adams, special deputy of this city,
and special deputies r. B. and Nj
L. Robinson, of Alexandria, Va, in
stituted last Monday John \. Adams
Consistory, No. q, Old Dominion
Council, Knights Kadosh; Louis
Hayden, Chapter of Rose Cross ano
Alexandria City Lodge of Perfection
After work there was a banquet ten
dered by the members of the Rite.
The Illustrous Bro. VIM. H. Lee
has been created Grand Keeper of the
Charity Fund of the Freternity of F
A. A. A. Y. r., for d. c. and jurisdic
ton. Next week we will tell how th'
Committee from the Lodge and Crane
Lodge tried to bull doze the ministe
from preaching, by threatening to hav'
him expelled from the Order.
Read THE BEE for light upon darl
subjects.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
ROUND BAY.

See the Grand Union Excursion ad
vertisement to Round Bay, Md, Mon
dav, May 81. Tickets for sale at the
Office of the BEE and Colored Ameri-
can.
If YOU are in the vicinity of AS Ist
street, S. W, don't fail to ask for Mr..
Robert H. Key, where you can satisfy
the inner man. Mr.. Key is ar open
hearted and kind friend.
You must go to VIM. H. Schlueter'
at $50 5th street, n. W. He Is oul
friend.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29

Decoration day, will be one OF
pleasure to all who will go on the ex-
cursion to Round Bay, over the B. and
o. Train will leave at e.Io a. m. No
change of cars.-See advt.
The Editor of THE BEE regrets his
Inability to be present on the occasion
of reception to Recorder of Deeds,
H. P. Cheatham, by Mr.. Isaac H.
Smith. of Newhern, n. C., Monday,
May 81.
The charge against Harry Leonard
for false pretenSes was dismissed in the
Police Court Tuesday. He made set
tlement with Mr.. Hammond from whom
he got the money.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
8 Sold by Druggis' $, IS cents.
CLOSING EXERCISES AT ROSS
LIN.

The closing exercises of Rosslyn
public school were held last Friday,
21st inst, at the First Baptist Church,
Va. The pupils of the school excelled
expectations in their rhetorical and
gymnastic exercises. The closing ad-
dress was delivered by Prof. Thomas
L. Jones, the popular attorney The
speaker painted to the pupils and par
entS the needs of the hour and gave
them many historical facts to encour-
age them TO reach the goal. He was
vehement, logical, and eloquent, and
held his hearers spell-bound, only at
intervals, interrupted by applause. He
was greeted with h ndSome bouquet
of roses, and on retiring the parents
called him the " soul stirring orator. "
Many we'll known Washingtonians
were in the audience. Miss f NJ.
Boston, the amiable and popular teach
er of RosSlyn, deserves credit in abun,
dance for the work she is accomplish
ing here.
Citizens Committee of Rosslyn.
| To the Editor of The BEE.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
IT IS RUMORED.

John P. Green will be appointed.
Iohn c. DanCy will be made col
leCtor.
Judson w. Lyons will be postmaster
of Augusta.
The civil service law will be repealed,
Hundreds are going to Round Bay,
decoration day.
There is to be a change in the col
ored National Guards.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
WHAT THE BEE WOULD LIKE
To KNOW.

How can man deny a thing that he
positively asserted was true.
Is not such a man a liar and dan
gerOus enemy to the community?
Will the Louisiana politicians get
together.
How long is Claud NJ. Johnson to
remain Chief Of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing?
Will the civil service law be abolish
ed.
Does the republican party hope to
win the next election.
Are not the office seekers angry and
threaten TO kick.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
WHAT THE BEE WOULD LIKE
TO SEE.

A few Colored men appointed on
the force.
Colored firemen increased.
Major Moore recommend Brock
enbough for detective.
Ohio negroes cease fighting their
greatest negro.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29

Recorder of Deeds Cheatham left
for North CHrolina Thursday He will
return next Tuesday.
Ex-senator H. w. Blair visited the
schools with Prof. E. w. Brown, Fri
day morning. He was highly pleased
with the colored schools.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29
FOUR FAMOUS IN CHARACTERS IN
FICTION.

FOUR FAMOUS IN CHARACTERS IN
FICTION.
Charles Dana Gibson has made a
great hit with mis- Dickens illustrations
in The LadieS' Home Journal In the
Tune number we have rare OppOrtu-
nity of seeing what a great illustrator
can do in one picture with four famous
characters in fiction. Mr., Gibson pre-
sents Mr.. and Mrs. Micawber, David
Copperfeld, and Traddles. The long
quaint curls of Mrs. Micawber, and the
characteristic of her gloved hands as
she claws the case" before David Cop
perfeld, have been admirably caught
bv the artist. Mr.. MiCawber, self
poised and satisfied, wears a calm yu-
dicial expression as he balances his
glass in his hand.
A handsome building, in which use
full trades will be taught Colored
youths, will be completed next month
in Alexandria, Va. On last sunday
the cornerstone was laid, in this much
needed building, which is to be known
as the John Hay Industrial School, III
honor of Col. Ohm Hay, the blogra-
pher, and friend of the immortal IN
coin. Mr.. Magnus l.. Robinson, editor
of The .4IcraRdria LsadeT and Secre,
tarv of this school, was the first one to
suggest that the school be named for
Col. tIay. All the churches were
closed in the afternoon so as TO give
all an opportunity to attend the corner
stone laying and the people appre
Ciated this movement by turning out IN
hundreds. Several lodges were pres
ent and a large number of prominent
gentlemen, who were presented by
Rev r B. Robinson, president; de-
livered eloquent speeches, COmpll-
ment1ng the we'll deserving founders
ofthe school.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29

Purchase your tickets for Round
Bay. Train will leave B. & o. Depot
at 9:Io a. m.
The Washington bee., 1897-05-29

Have YOU purchased your tickets for
Round Bay? Monday, May 81 at o.Ic
a. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
A NEW ARRANGEMENT
nv WHICH PosTOFrIcE MONEY Or
DERs MAY DE CAsHED.
The Banks Will Cash Them M they
do Checks--1t VIII he a Great
Convenience.

TIE postoffIce authorities in this city
have received advlces from Washington to
the effect that postal money orders can be
cashed at any Of the banks OF Houston.
provided the arrangement is satisfactory
to the banks II seems that this 10 being
done now in all cities where there are
clearing houses.
Postmaster Smith submitted the plan to
the different banks in the city. all Of whom
wore perfectly agreeable TO enter into the
arrangement and cash all postofficc money
orders that may be submitted. Their ac-
quoscence to the plan has been conmuni-
Gated TO Washington and 1t viii 80 into
effect as soon as final adyices are received
from the postmaster general.
The convenience of This plan to the gem
eral public Is obvious and more especially
10 business concerns who receive large
numbers of postal money orders daily. I'm
der the old system they were compelled TO
take the money orders to the postoflice.
await their turn ut the window and tn IN
wait until the money order clerk checked
each order separately with his letters Of
advice. In some instances the letter OF ad-
vice had not arrived and the order would
have to be carried back and held over I'M
III the following day.
Under the new system merchants can
simply take the orders TO the bank and de-
post them as so much cash while private
individuals may 20 to the bank and cash
money orders the same as drafts or checks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
CITY BuEvIrIEs.

The flight OF wild geese last night indl-
GATED the coming of cold weather.
Tho Grand Army ot the Republic had a
most enjoyable social SESSION Thursday
night
There wsll he regular services Mt tho
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow M
II a m and 1880 y. m Preaching by the
pastor.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph office, III Main street, for
Sharpe,
The South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock
g. cation has ssncd &s premium List Tor
the annual exhibition, which taxes place
III THIS city. December to T.
or Inc ss snysd, Army tonight at the
nhVc = Slhr Dora Wallace OF AUSTIN
Mother Yates win ais, address the AUDI
once. "N'
The Art study club had its first meeting
yesterday morning AZ nc,oak MT 100
Lamar avenue. There viii also be 4, me-
hour. ''ee '""
Cons table Glass yesterday levied a Il s.
nNss warrant upon ,ha stock of liquors,
monhress avenus betwecn MAN ana
IrANln, 10 satisfy q rent claim of Sllo steu
Tor by Mrs, Zarbath,
The communion OF the Lords supper
WI, wiz De eelenrsted NJ the First presby-
l3llAr chhreh sunday morning al the req
9iar hour OF service. Rev. William Iavne
LeaNeli u. D., VIII conduct the services
S i1 wlli also resum9 tho regular nlgnt
Services at $50 O'Clock.
a contract was ii.ed IN the county clerk .
olnee yesterday between j. G. BALDWIN
am Mary 5. oaer!nger and husband. I'M
w" w ~, Snr .elsns OF which the former leases
" we iauer FOR period OF five Nenrs
NE ground and hniiaing occupied ny
whal Is known as Baldwsn's livery ana
wv SUI stable, except The natatorlum. nj
a onthly rental OF sizes. "'
Tho Florence Crlstenton Hama pns.,..
Sand VIII hold another omen air ,sos,,nl
SesNue Home rally on court house SQUARE
SUNDAY u afternoon. The meeting last sun.
MY, MY Mas very successful and greatly an
p nv, v by W. who attended, Miss Ma
sa ats VIII sing one OF her bSautifl,l
s T, with guitar accompaniment. Ths
W. aeseur ha,iu aair-ette VIII also bp pres.
| CIV Everybody Is in yitnn - " wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
NOT KNOWN iicHi;.
shoes aud Clothing Fhii to la~u:Isy
Wan DROWNED NJ GnlNnstOn.

shoes and Clothing EaiI 10 la~u:Isy
Man Drowned M Galveston.
An effort was made by The Post yester
day TO establish the identity of the man
whose body was found in Galveston bay
Thursday afternoon,
AS told In yesterdays Post, the man
wore a suit OF clothes which bore the trade
mark of l.. NJ. Rich Il Sons, and a pair of
shoes which had been purchased from
Krupp q Tufily, both well known firms Of
this city
a Post representative called on Mr.. Rich
In the hope Of gaining some information
which would lead to the nun s identity. MIR.
Rich said that whilst the clothing was I'M
doubleday purchased al his store yet from
the description OF the man he could not
remember him, and he was sure 1t was
no one with whom he was acquainted.
Messrs. Krupp X Tuffley stated that from
the description of the shoes found on the
dead man hey knew them to be IS shoes
and were sold out OF stock received by them
last August. but at what time they were
unable to tell.
They did not remember the man, and the
shoes might have bsen purchased any time
between last August and the present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
personal MENTION.


G w. F!sh Of Laredo Is ir the city.
y. q. Woollen 81 Dallas is at the CAPT
J. r. Mcknight OF lialletsvilo was II.
the CITY yesterday.
j. r. Masterson OF Wharton was among
the arrivals Yesterday.
j. H. Garrick OF Beaumont VAS a guest
at the Hutch.ns yesterday.
.Ipdge J. ~ Votaw OF Beaumont Is stop
pins Al The Iutchins house.
j. " Vandenhrrg II Victoria was regis
tered NJ The iiItclins yesterday
&. riggs, representing the Columbia
opera company is registered al tho
llutchns.
J II. schocllman and +. r. kaiser Of
Coirmbus Tex were among Yesterdays
arrival. at the l.twlnr
Mr. II. a. Piper of SAN Antonio left for
hts home Yesterday morning, after spend
ing a few days with friends here.
Mrs. w. a. Curry Is at home at llzo
liadioy avenue, after spending a month
VIA fiiends In Memphis and Nashville
After a two weeks visit TO Galveston,
Miss Bessie Grant has returned home. ac-
cor panied by her sister, Mrs, NJ. r. Barr.
Mr. Sylvan Blum and Colonel j. H. Bur
nett We're among the well known citizens
OF Galveston VINO were In the city yes
tcrdly.
Colonel r. q. Lowe, vice president or
Site Galveston Dallas News. was IN Hous-
ton yesterday and paid The Post a pleas
ant vlsit.
Rev, j. M, Hnlscl will roturn TO Hous-
ton today and MI bus pulp.t tomorrow.
lie GENES from Angleton where he has
beer conduct ng series Of meetings.
4. IL. Pierce. ono OF the largest cattle
r4iSnrs and shippers IN Texas. aud We'll
knDwn throughout the Stnte as "saang-
hal" Pierce is registered at the Lawlor
Major Frank NJ Spencer was in the
| city yesterday from Galveston MAJOR
| SpeI ccr has II number OF friends and az
| quaintances in this city who were glad
10 see him.
| CAPTAIN s. Tnlinferro. United States dis.
| trict attorney. las returned from lars
| uni viii leave for Galveston On Monday
| whore The November term of the Federal
court viii begin
| John Doyle OF Denlson. master eat
| builder OF the Missouri. Kansas amj Texas
and q. Il. Macr, trairmaster of the llnc
| with headquarters at Smithv,llc, wcr,
among the lalte arrivals at the Lawior las
night.
Nj. NJ Butler, the well known bilck
manufacturer OF Austin, has beer IN the
city for the past few days, He reports
that building prospects ln Houston ant
suburbs are very iiMntering ANA says there
VIII be u vast number of substantial
puudilGs erected IN th.s city during tn,
| coming year