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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
ALLOWED HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.
settlers Who Made The Run From
the InIinn Territory.

Washington, January iSecretary Fran
els has inaugurated tho policy of giving
full, qualifications for entry 10 thcse ind
vlduals who IN good faith entered the
Cherokee Outlet from the east sde, on
which the Ponca. Osage. C;oe NJ ss1uri
and othar Indian rsse-vat!caa are located
This is a reversal CT the ruling OF Score
tary Hokc SmJth, who held that those
who male the runs from the reserva,ion
are disqual hel The new 10. cy = lald
Brady. j. Ii. Mcdonald and j. NJ. DAM
VS. Charles a. Williams. overrullng the
..ens ral land office decision thDt entrance
10 the territory from the Usage reserve
lion d.srlal.ned Brady from Ont rllg.
0'ha nroc,nmatton .ssupl tWer;y days be-
tore ire ,dpenng IL ned to hava hen tile
guide CONTROL ng the entrance for oetu.
rlt on anl Sc tlemult. The reservation OF
strip OF iEni 1DI feet WIDE around the
entire tract of course Jacludad me east
cori,ngly made no inn bitten upon selt'ei
enter,ng from those Inc an re@rth':ons
or Tho 100 foot rseorVatlcn. Secretary
Franc holds that the route raVaei 10
Get 20 the strip does not disIuAi.iy per
sons mak,rg the run from me in loot
strIn an Inc east side from making entry,
and II Is not within the power or tne cN-
Scutive branch OF the government TO NIX
me qualifications of one making nome.
stead entry. The only theory upon whca
the secretary of the tninrlor couli boss :
NV prevo-it persons from making the rum
from these indian reservations was tnat
under the laws and treaties Win tho frlhe
White mon were not allowed there ana
could be removed as irsspa "'ers' ~
ienorarlca of this. indiri9usla 9 get mo
sbe reservation, L " held that they We're
no. esaual lied aad they shori he al
lowed homes lead T-gnts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
POSITIVE ASSURANCE
Tint VIM. j. Bryan win speak Here
January 20.

In consequence OF the newspaper stories
that are going the rounds concerning MI
Bryan's abrogation of his contract TO con
tInue his lecture tour and to relieve the
distrus, that has found Judgement in the
minds of some upon the score OF his APP
Fearing in Houston as announced on Jan
uary 20, Messrs. Ellis and Bryan, who
have charge OF the Houston lecture. re-
ouested him by wire yesterday to give as
siirance over his own signature that there
would be no disappointment about the
Houston lecture.
In response to the request Mr. Bryan
answered promptly as follows;
Messrs Ellis and Bryan, Houston, Texas.
Lincoln, Neb,, January Al Will be In
Houston without fail on January 20.
". J. Bryan.
This should be sufficiently explicit "a
remove all doubt as to Mr. Bryan's COM
ing to Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
SECRET MARRIAGE.
Daughter NJ Claus SprecIslcs Marrfcs
nm EnEIishman.

San Francisco, January 4.-The secret
marriage OF Miss Emma F. spreckles the
only daughter of Claus Spreckles the mill
ionaire TO Thomas Watson, here last We'd
nesday has caused a sensation Mr.. Wat
son i5 an Englishman and widower OF
about IS years. His wife is about %.
Mrs. Watson has always been the favor
lite Of Claus Spreckles, the sugar king. and
has already come into possession of ~, 900, :
600 worth of properly settled on her by her
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Watson in speaking
OF the secrecy attending their marriage,
said 1t WIS due to desire TO avoid motor
iety and the worry attendant upon II fash
ionlhle wedding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
Ex-OfacinI Indicted.

Washington. January 4.-The grand Jury
today flei thre, indictments for emSezzie-
ment against Francis j, kirhhoner' ior-
ceSly chef of the bureau OF accounts IN
the state department. The shortage is al
iepe1 nv the government. Ia re- 81, y,
amended declaration, to assre sat, siZ,,.tt
rhe md ctnrents only cover a htt,e Over eve.
off;. tails think they can nrovc the eX-nfs-
bursing officer never accounted for. Mn.
hoffer Is now under heavy bonds 70 swdi'
uial. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
CHARTERED.

Chartered this evening: Austin Athletic
association; purpose the maintenance OF
BASEBALL club and park; capital stock $4,000.
Incorporators; c. ]. Smith, l.. L. Hill,
George Macdonald and others.
The Crockett Tram and Lumber company
filed It's charter In the department of State
today. Principal office ut Crockett, Hous-
ton county; capital stock 100000. lncor-
porators: w. C. Teter. John B. Smith, a.
A. Aldrich, II. II. Wootters and ID. A.
Num-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Inst Nighi,s synop-,-.

The nraa of low pressure VIII III was CEN
trail over the Upper NJ ssissirpi VA ley las,
night has renamed about stationary. An
area of high pressure overlies Western
Texas
whe weather Is generally cleur, except
over the East Gulf and South Atlantic
States ard the Upper NJ IS sNpni valley
where IT Is partly cloudy 10 cloudy.
Light showers ar. reported from several
statiors. but the amounts al all ess than
10 of an inch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
MoRTHAM,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late county tax col
lector, j. c. Wortham, took place from
his late residence this morning, the obse-
ques being under the auspices OF the local
ledge of Elks. and was largely attended.
Among the relatives OF the deceased who
came from distance TO attend the funeral
was State Treasurer W. b. Workman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
THE EsIMETs CALLED ON
To Render Service 10 the State.
Prospective Trouble.

PrOspcStIve TFOubIe.
The rumor flew like wildflre yesterday
that the Emmett Rifles had been ''ordercd:
OUT
In the absence OF the knowledge OF rny
trouble this side OF Cuba, everybody imag-
ined that Uncle Sam had something to do
with II.
some CT them professed to know nothing Of
IL. 1t was. however. case OF very poorly
maintained secrecy.
The dispatch from Austin In his morn /,
ing's Post indicates that detachment from
the company will be asked to accompany
Adjutant General Mabry TO East Texas
where. 1t is understood. some trouble n
Anticipated over u criminal trial. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
A PATRIOTS DAUGHTER.
Mrs. s. Merri,vether Franklin nm APP
APPLICANT for OfIice.

Mrs. s. Meriwethor Franklin of this city
is an applicant for the position OF post :
master of the house OF representatives
in the Twenty-fifth legislature The lady
is daughter OF the late Hon. q. W. Mer-
riwenthcr who was member of the
Eighthteenth legislature, She is niece
of Hon. Thomas Merriwether Of San An
tcpio and Is descendent of Barton Peck,
William Menefes and John s. Menefee,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Chicago Ill, January Ain the United
States district court today Judge Grosscs
ovcrruled the demurrer Of Joseph w. Rs(1y'
hart. ex-prcsidcnt. and John a. HAnJeyx
OK traffic manager Of the Santa ~ Rqq1 &
charging them with breaches Of the t1l1x6
state commerce act. snd thp case WoeL
dcred to trial. The court WAN ~ n ri
trial tomorrow. II III ". is',s ~ <. 5G|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
UNITED STATES COURT.

In the case of S. A. Meyer VS.. Mutual
Life Insurance company and John C..
Walker, executor, pending in the United
States circuit court, the following agree
ment was filed today:
at Is agreed III this cause that an order
may be entered enlareing the time nSed
for filing the dcmurrers, pleas or answer
OF the defendant, the Mutual Life insur-
ance company Of New York, until the Feb
ruary rule day, 1897
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
SUIT For DAMAGES.

Suit for $4,000 actual and $4,000 exem-
plary damages was filed in the Fifty third
district court today by j. p Shapiro
against A. Nicholson. Shapiro alleges
that Nicholson assaulted and vllifed him
recently, injurng him in body and feel
ings to the above extent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
DAMAGES AWARDED.

The jury in the suit of Rudolph s. OPP
penhemer against tho Galveston City Rail
road company, was given the case Saturday
afternoon and did not agree upon verdict
until about O'Clock this afternoon. The
complainant asked for damages, actual fnd
exemplary, for injuries done TO himself
while riding in one of defendants trolley
cars during collision. aggregating S1S,500.
The jury awarded damages in the sum of
x1ru0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
EDIsoN's LATEST INVENTION.


Nt ttNtl.
Owing to the several other attractions In
town last night the masnlscopo, Edison
latest and greatest invention in the way
of vltascopes, was not patronihed as it
should have been last night at Turner Hall
The list of scenes Represented was
Feeding tho doves
Hay making
Mounted police.
Bahy's outing.
East Side drive. Central Park. New York
Grand boulevard. Paris, France.
Street scene, Paris. France.
Pat, the popmllst
Morning bath.
May Irwin and John Rice; the kiss
Rcscuing ut fire
The first was barnyard, where young
lady threw grain from her apron upon Tho
ground, while flock OF gentle doves rwoop-
cd down with much iluttcr Of wings &c
gather the coveted food.
The second scene was among the best
Two men with scythos and boy with 4
sickle moved the waving grass. which was
studded with meadow flowers. The regular
swing of the scythes was very pretty. An
interesting factor was the overseer. who
motioned and directed, tanning himself
with his straw hat and taking off his coat
in final despair at the suns hot rays.
Mounted Police" was effective and quit,
stirring. as the magnificent stoeds OF thi
force came galloping down the avenue into
the very foreground and stood, nervousis
champlng their bits awaiting further ord.
ers Then they turned right about and wen
off the canvas, while the lights flashed out
"Baby's outing" represented pavilion
in a park, where the swings and rocking
horses were occupied by children. in the
care OF their bonnies The long slow move
| ment of the swings as they were gontl,
pushed by the maids, was very pretty
The three street scenes were Interesting
as all which contained horses proved TO be
stylish vehicles of all sorts bowled along
on the asphalt. white The pedestrians wert
all characters in their way, from the maid,
| and ragamufiins 10 the summer Girl, th'
wheeman and the guard.
pat, the populist," argued and gesticu
| lated as only ar lrishman and popu.si
can. He slapped mis- fellow wcrkmen on IN
oack anG ended III good Joke and roll
licking laugh.
The morning bath showed a negro nam
mic with her little pickaniny undergone
ablu.ions as only these small pieces o
Dackness can. She soapod hin aud scrub
bed him. and finally he emerged nice ant
new and 81 my.
"'rhe Kiss" was comic and the same piect
II character acting which the public has
seen done on the stage By May Irwin and
John Rice
The last scene was really very nice
thing and well done. stable was on 'ir.
and volumes OF smoke and flame Issued
from within The alarm was given, inei
led out beautiful horses. and from the loi'
a half-drossed sleeper slid down ladder
Some of the firemen led out the old Wagon
team. and sliding the heavy doors, came
out from the dense smoke pulling burn
jnu wagon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
surnr Witnes. Test Case.

Washington, January 4.--Thc supreme
court today granted Elverton F. Chapman,
the New York broker, convicted for re-
fusipg to answer questions to the senate
sugar trust investigation committee, leave
to make application for a writ of habeas
CORPUS. The court will hear argument
March o. The case is a test one. Chap
man surrendered himself to the district
attorney and was permitted to 20 TO the
oupreme court to make an application, the
deputy marshal accompanying him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
weather Forecast.

Washington January 4.-For Eastern
Texas. oklahoma and Indian TERRITORY
Fur: northwest winds.
Weatern Texas and New MeXico-FaEr;
rorl Invest winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
ON SAD MISSIONS.

Officer Drake Bell, who has just return
ed from Wilson county. where he had gone
to attend his fathers funeral. was this
evening called to Pecos City to attend the
bedside Of his brother James, who is lying
at the point OF death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
s,,,crmnn BADLY squeezed.

Beaumont, Texas, January &C. b.
Castle, switchman in the Southern Pacific
wards, narrowly escaped instant death al
the Beaumont Lumber company's mill thus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
PAID TAX.

The Sherman, Shreveport and Southern
railway paid its quarterly tax on passen-
ger earnings today, amounting to s1l7.S2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
MUST SLEEP ELSEWHERE.

So far as MIR. Mobley is concerned, tho
law with reference to the uses to which
the capitol building can be put Will be
strictly observed Mr. Mobley is superiu-
tendent of the building. and since he has
had charge the large number OF 'slecpers'
who formerly held forth there have been
dscdged, and he does not propose, If he
can help IT, to have ii converted into
cnravansary when the legislature meets.
Although under the statute the president OF
the senate, the speaker Of the house and the
judges of the higher courts are the only
persons entitled to sleeping apartments in
the capitol, it was used as a dormitory by
many members of the Twenty third and
Twenty fourth legislatures, and even as a
hospital by the latter. ono member having
pulled through an attack Of measles whIle
reclining for several weeks on n couch in
enc OF the committee rooms. This practice
OF lodging in the state house Is extremely
reprehensible and borders on the scandal T.
Gus and it is anything but an cdifying sisnt
to notice towels. underwear. socks. etc
hanging from the upper windows Of the
building of morning to dry, and the presi-
dent of the senate and the speaker of the
next house should second Mr.. Mobley's eff
forts to break ii UP.
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genera, observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at s p. m. 18th meridian
time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,
Adjutant Mabry Will Accompany the
Emmett Rifles.
LYNCHlNG IS FEARED AT BEAU mont
sleeping in the Capitol VIII M
Longer he acknowledgements
to Treasurer Jcrniguu Elected.

Austin, Texas, January 4.--Adjutaut Gri
eral Mabry will leave for Houston tcmor-
row to accompany detachment Of the En-
met Rifles to Beaumont. whittier they nave
been ordered at the request OF Sheriff En-
loe of Tyler county. They are wanted to
keeping at Beaumont. and under indict-
mont for murder in Tyler county. He Will
be taken to Woodville for trial "Wednesday
morning, and Sheriff Enloe has called for
assistance from the adJutant general in pro-
tecting him, asserting that he fears that an
effort will be made to take the prisoner
away from him and that he Will be lynched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
make Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets.
All drigg.sts refund the money II V fails
TO cure. &c.
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DO not kink or fill up,
$500.

Buy only the best quality
OF Granite Ware-sold by us
only; every piece guaranteed
as cheap as infe. ior Enam-
eled Ware.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Owing to the several other attractions In
town last night the magnlscopo, Edsons
latest and greatest invention in the way
of vltascopes, was not patroniIed as it
should have been last night at Turner Hall.
The list of scenes Represented was.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
OIL HEATERS,

only the best, So to Sill;
every one guaranteed. Coal
Heaters, Wood Heaters, all
at Il cut price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
FELL DEAD.

This afternoon about 8 o'clock an old
man dropped dead on fremont street while
walking along with a companion, a young
man on crutchcs, both OF them apparently
being en- route TO the railway depot. The
old man was picked up by police officers
and conveyed in the patrol wagon to Levy s
undertaking establishment Justice Barry
was summoned to view the body and hold
an inquest, but it WAS not "ncoessary to
take much evidence.
The young man who was the companion
of the deceased. Gilbert Mcdonald by
name. stated that the two had been under
treatment in the marine hospital here.
They had been transferred to the marine
hospital at New orleans ana were on their
way to the train when death overlook the
elder. lie had a certificate from Or. Me
Gruder of the hospital stating that de-
ceased had served thirty wears as "A sea-
man and was last employed on the fishing
smack Helen ut Galveston, His name was
Jacob Hecht and he was about ~ years OF
age. His ailmcnt was stated TO be valvu-
lar disease OF the heart. Justice barry
rendered a verdict accordingly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Funeral Directors Net aud Perfected
Organization.
SESSION OF THE SONS OF HERMANN
Was Devoted 10 Routine Business.
An old Mum Dropped Dead.
Mrs. Brothcrsou's Cnsc.

Galveston, Texas. May 4.--The eleventh
annual convention OF the Texas Funeral
Directions association met In the Elks' hall
this forenoon with about forty delegates
In attendance. Several OF tho delegates,
including Secretary Cotton. did not arrive
until this morning, and their train was an
hour and a half late. SO the convention
did not meet until IL o'clock.
Rev. William Harris invoked the divine
blessing on the proceedings of the convon-
ton and Mayor Fly delivered an address
OF welcome
After the little preliminaries had been
gone through with the convention got
down to business, but could not sc, fur
Their than the appointment of commit
tee on credentials before IT WAS time to
take a recess for lunch.
In the afternoon Vice President Nor
wood delivered a lecture on embalming.
with demonstrations OF his subject at the
Medical college, which was attended by all
the local and visiting undertakers
The association viii probably conclude
it's deliberations tomorrow and enjoy an
oyster roast in the afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
CITY COUNCIL STARTS OUT FOR
BUSINESS.
VIII Provide for Substantial Side
wnIIs-Bonrd Of Trade Directors
Eiectcd-Contrnct for Hotel.

Beaumont. Teas, May i.-The city
council today held It's first business sca-
sion since Messrs W. s. Davidson, George
o. u, Willard and D. X. Newsum were
elected member OF the aidermanic board,
and the new as well az the old members
began the new municipal year as II they
really intended TO give the city business
administration. The council was only in
session from 10 10 IL o'clock this morning,
but Ia that time all routine business was
transacted. petitions were given careful
consideration and measures TO promote
tho prosperity and DEVELOPMENT OF the city
were adopted.
Tho mogt important act Of the council In
the development line was the adoption OF
an ordinance that viii result in brick.
Tile or cement sidewalks being built within
the fire limits and substantial sidewalks
constructed on the Leading thoroughfares
in the residence portion OF the city. Beau
mont had Just begun building sidewalks
when tho supreme court decided that a
sidewalk or Improvement certificate was
not constitutional Hen against home
stead. That was nearly two years ago
and uothin. In the way Of sidewalk con-
struction has been attempted since. Inc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
GALvEsroN cYcl.r cLun.

Tho Galveston Cycle club. which sus-
pended activity at the close NJ last years
cycling season. is preparing for reorgani-
cation, and meeting has boon calle,l for
Thursday evening at the chamber OF COM
merce with tina: object IN view At this
meeting an election IL. officers viii be
hyd and the plans ana UurDoses OF the
organization discussed \ circular letter
has been sent out which states the object
of the meeting AS follows
j. Continuous. organized Efforts for per-
manent good roads.
g Protection of whcolmen ANA the regu-
lation of riders of wheels and horses and
the drivers of vehicles. SO as to mkae
cycling a safe pleasure.
3. TIC maintenance OF this organization
in order that unity of action. for the bene-
tit OF all wheelmon. may be had. AMI for
tho general pleasures and privileges which
usually attach to membership IN such
clubs
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! council today passed an ordinance in
structinB the street and bridge committee
/ to build sidewalks in front Of property not
| homc6teads. the work to begin aa aoon as
the ordinance goes into effect.
/ other important business transacted by
! the council is as follows! a. b. Weaver.
| G.. II. StDyMl. l. A. Dowlen. y. Hccht and
| 7. w. Sheppard wore appointed school
| trustees to IN the vacancies cnused hy
| resignation of the old board Two months
algo The mayor was instructed to make
another effort 10 induce suburban property
owners to come into The corporation. chlcl
| Eastman of the fire denartment was au-
thorized TO appoint special policemen TO
act during fires. Bids for city printing
were referred to the finance committee.
Two companies holding city bonds submit
ted propositions 10 resell the bonds to the
city. The PROPOSITIONS were referred 10
the finance committee. the committee to
report at an adjourned meeting to be held
at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow night
In the county court to1nv Robert Cald-
wei and Jim Jones. two negroes who were
caught stealing durtuR the recent firc.
pleaded guilty to misdcmcanor thief, and
we're each fined $40 aud costs and seu-
fenced 70 ten days in tail
The Beaumont baseball club VIII 30 TO
Lake Charles for game sunday. Man
ager Blanchctte Ia arranging 10 take the
team on n iour of the State
An excursion VIII he run next week from
all points on the Gulf, beaumont and Kan
sas Clty ana Gulf and Interstate railroads
TO Galveston.
The Sabine Land and Improvement com"
pnuy todny awarded Mr.. a. Babin Of ionu~
mont tho contract for building II hotel mt
New Sabine Pass Tho contract price Ia
$500 Other papers hay" awarded this
contract several times during the past
tbras weeks. but this is official.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
LETTER.
ADVISES TEXANS THAT DIR. GRANT
Is OLD SOLDIERS FRIEND.
Also Says That the "Tiradc" Against
Him VIII Rrcuil on Heads of
Those Responsible.



10 the Nrahu Army OF the hepuoiic IN
Texas.
Washington. April pa notice the ne
,,on ., ta,,. ., a., ola so,,,ors d, ra,o-
.''ti VI d IL" VI 'Hv wa 'O'''''' >"
luton PASSED at houston subsequent to
the adjournment of the department en-
ca,nnmer, hold AnrI u % and "a The
object Of ina, rasnlution was IN dnnounce
Dr .Tobn Cram COR his want nj frleudIiness
ana oaeiit,. Ia tho ola soldiers of ,Texos
Tbora hss heen want of informatto,
co,,,,,s., w. tbose Few In tha,r o,forts tn
,,,ai,oo ,.ooor3 ae-,inst In. Grant and In
fay"r NJ NJ Green sntak witbo,,i anv
,,,.st,ora,. ,th.1 say thot nr C,rsnt &c one
- No. 49,, @rie,1s 10 tba .1b,ys who yore
w. RI ,,a, Taxas baIIs tndev IL. Sas
we '. ~ 10 ~. sni,,,~t,,ro w. c,, ,bntr
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