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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
CITY BUEVITIES.


The board of public works will hold It's
next meeting saturday night.
Citizens living In the neighborhood of
l'hiS ana Williamson place complain that
no street light has been burning there
Tor the past week.
Tho general arrangement COMMITTEES for
the joint picnic of the Einme,s and Hiber
mans to be gwen at Forest Park next
sunday Will hold their final meeting to-
night at the Emmet hall.
Houston Lodge No. li6 |. o. G. r. held
an open lodge meeting last night at Tram.
moll hail. In the Fifth ward, lust across
the, street from the Knlghts OF Pythias
hail. Music. readings and rocitations
were enjoyed.
Following Is a list of undelivered mos
sages al Western Union TELEGRAPH com
Many. III Main street FOR September q.
~, w f. Blunt, Quarantine Station; Nick
Lindsey, g. w. Pelham, Mrs. Il. Solomon
and II. II. Slap
Major Wheaton,, who has been chief
CLERK al the Hutchlns House. has resigned
ms position and gone TO Dallas He has
been succeeded by Mr.. T. c. Metoyer. an
experienced hotel clerk. who was formerly
VITA the st, George and the Mcleod no.
tells at Dallas
Passengers who camc in on the Hons
ton and Texas Central las, night AFRO
loud III their praise of Engineer Shcpler
for. avert'ng an accident between Henson
and Bryan, The wheels OF the tender
were of the track and Mr.. Shepler stoppcd
the train just In time TO prevent It's rolns
over high trestle,
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personal MENTION.

w. A. Potter is UP from Texas city.
Ii. ] Cole OF ST. Louis Is at the Bristol
city. :" ''''
Mr.. c. T., Baret has returned from New
York.
District Clerk ]. r. Williams is quite
sick.
~. A, Rees OF Palestine is a guest al,
the Capitol.
Witt M!ss Annie Rss Reel leaves tonight for
Charles H. Moore of Galveston was in
the city yesterday.
Colonel Tom Bowers OF the Crockett
Enterprise is in the city.
c. w. Dawley OF Dallas was a guest nj
the Lawlor yesterday.
Thomas A. Worden came in from San
Antonio yesterday morning.
DR.. T.. f. smyth returned last night
from short visit TO Mexia.
\. #. Smyth OF Mexia was among the
visitors in Houston yesterday.
Mr.. Oscar Reynaud came In last night
by the Houston and Texas Central.
II. N. Harris, prominent citizen Of
galveston, Is registered at the Capitol.
Mrs. Tyler Haswell. wife OF a merchant
OF Bryan. has apartments at tho Lawlor
Carl r. Drake, secretary OF the Texas
l.umbermers association was here from
Austin yesterday.
j, D.. Wolverton of this city expects to
leave this morning for the North wher,,
ne viii spend about a month.
Mrs. q. w. Christian ana family have
returned from Rurnet, Texas. where they
nave been spend,ng the summer
County Clerk Ed r. Durrec. who ba.
been sick .wish dengue fever and confined
nor some days to his room. Is recovering,
~. \. =. Tslisy a. Temple. delegate
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for this cause, II he is satisfied of the
proper management OF the funds and case
and firmly believe that from knowledge
OF our EFFORTS to relieve suffering comrade
manifest by the lives Of members Of our as
ISOLATION toward each other is so prevalent
that no friend of our Confederate Veterans
association will fail CIR refuse to lend aid.
The amount OF money necessary to Sc
cure clemency on the part Of the president
and committee of tho Nation should mt
IN my opinion. be thousands Of dollars. The
securing Of competent representative to
90 10 Mexico and present our PRAYER for
mercy IN behalf Of our comrade is all that
We can dc. is 1t not? There is no one. to
my mind. more able. more willing to 60
than Governor Hogg He has indicated
tarougn Dr.. 1dgnoski, his willingness to
~ Tree OF charge, and I take 1t, he
means by that without fee.
Comrades, let these differences betwoo,,
D,ek bowling camp and DR.. Lignoski he
auJusted at once. and with as little con-
:, ,.soNe'sy through the papers as is noss,,,is
~ ~ no otner way, submit them to General
nhe1ps, or TO all our commanding seneraIs
ID Iexas, and let's have some ona eor
sore' personally responsible for the han.
uiins OF the money collected. Let The com,
will Apow wnat the money is for that /,
VIII be expended for that speclf,c n,ra.. =.
only, and they and their friends bara pose
short time. ''y amount IN
- nave IN my possession s25. raised ,.v
our sponsor In a few hours. What shau ~
10 Win II? ! will keep it until ,I,sa a.,
-. s.ehces are adjusted and then nI,ce - T.,
san, nHnas OF the properly authorized r,n,a
sentative; and can get more II ,ec , nspre
o1nmander John C. Upton camn NJ
T Tn,.ea Confederate Veterans Ht,p.sv yi o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
THE CITY is INvIrrn

h ~ Inspect our large and beautiful IT,
Tson casual glance over the stock s'a of o
most anv nn NO; ,' sos Main street will pleas,
!. w,.i satisfy all, that the stock i is mas
new s and that the books are all clean e ue,
i INV me best publishers repressn,s aa ane
the i ls popular editions You will t snS
shoddyWsh. standard works and nothins
sh bindings Of different grades son good
cloSh. iul. morocco, full leather and sill ~
s sn; some paper. but those are H few s''s
ren rnua n tlae Of copyrighted workswtSss
oooks for presents. lover 1nu line OF
tsns reading can secure them at t This ano
All. nm, and at price that viii viii en-.
s AMI. you TO make up good library az ." .
make so Yss;. You are earnestly urged to
soursef that everything Is IN convince !.
sanv :. ,a ana prices the lowest. Auct;n nu
~ io.oo a. M. 2:a0 and 1870 n. m
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selves proud last night. They were united
in one grand effort for sweet charity's sake
and all petty jealousies were left at home.
The proceeds OF their labor will bring COM
fort to tho Borrowing homes OF the poor
miners who were killed and disabled q
short time ago In Pennsylvania.
Both the concert and dance music were
under the direction OF Professor Franklin
Eaton. late conductor Of Eaton's Military
band OF Peoria I'll. Professor Eaton was
one OF the prime movers in bringing about
this concert and was elected by the MEM
bers of the Musical union TO conduct both
the band and orchestra He has had form
er experience In getting up and directing
musical demonstrations In the cause Of
charity. When the great earthquake oc-
CURED few years ago Professor Eaton
was in Baltimore. He Immediately set to
work and arranged a grand concert. which
was given In Ford's theatsr and realized
tho sum OF $3.50. which was sent to the
earthquake sufferers. 1t is not known what
were the proceeds OF last nights concert,
but the sum Will no doubt be somewhere
IN the neighborhood OF $780,
A prominent citizen remarked last night
that II the labor organizations throughout
the country would exhibit the same spirit
OF sympathy that has been shown by the
Houston Musical union there would be
much less suffering In America.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
HOUSTON DAILY Pos FRIDAY sEPTEMBER ~ 1891

TO the health conference. thinks yellow
fever IN Houston Is an iridescent dream.
NJ II. Richards. VINO formerly travelled
Texas with Dallas as headquarters mas
located in this city. He is a guest at the
Bristol.
Howard Peak. a well known travelling
man and one OF the vice presidents Of the
Texas division, i. p. A.. was In the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Guy F. Rodgers. who has been ser-
ously III the past three weeks, left tor
Dallas yesterday morning to visit his
parents.
James r.. Masterson OF wharton, who
Is a guest al the Hutchins, says yellow
fever Is as scarce in Texas as angels IN
hades.
superintendent Of the La Porte road, left
last night for short visit with relatives
In Austin.
Got DR.. c. II. Tebault's prescription for
yellow fever preventive at Peoples Drug
Store. 401 Main street, 70 cents; also all
kinds OF disinfectants.
Captain o. d. Parker, manager OF the
Western Union telegraph office at Austin.
was IN Houston last night en- route home
after a short visit in Galveston.
DIR. j. w. Mclaughlin of Austin, recently
appointed a member OF the faculty Of the
medical branch Of the State university,
was In the city last night en- route to Gal
weston.
DepIty Sheriff Archie Anderson's fam
lily and that of Deputy Sherff Tom Will
son, who have lived at the Jail, have re-
moved to MIR. Anderson's house on Capitol
avenue. and Sheriff Erickson has taken
up his residence in the jail.
Mr.. Clarence Torrey. who has been night
clerk at the Lawlor for some time re-
signed his position yesterday to accept
tho place of day clerk at the fremont ho-
tel, Galveston. Mr.. Torrey is well known.
TO tho travelling public and has many
friends omong those who visit the best
hotels of the State. He will be succeeded
by Mr.. Arthur b. Moore, who several
years ago held similar position at the
Capitol hotel
j. ]. Martin to Louisville. G. c. GOA
to Washington, s. +. Menden to Nash
VILE. Il. F. White TO Atlanta. Mrs. Ed
Hardy to St. Louis. j. w. Boland and
wife to Memphis. II. X. Gage TO Nash
Vile. G.. Moore to Knoxville. John T
Nicholson to Marshalltown, Iowa, Garrl-
son Pauley to Battle Creek, Mich, j. b.
Bowe and family TO Little Rock, w. u.
Tusten to New York, and e. b. Cook to
Milwaukee, were passengers on the Inter
national and Great Northern fast mall
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The Trip Interruptcd,

Miss f. Gordon, principal of one of the
public schools of New Orleans, and SEN
orita Maria Luisa Jminez, daughter of
Sesor Jose Jacinto Jiminez, Mexican consul
at New Orleans, have apartments at the
Lawlor. Miss Gordon has been making a
tour OF Mexico during the summer and is
now returning, accompanied by Senorita
Jiininez. They come via San Antonio and
when aboard the train for Houston Con
ductor Beck of the Southern Pacific in
FORMED them Of the conditions regarding
trains cast of Houston. The result is they
VIII not be able TO leave for the Crescent
City for several days. unless they go via
some Northern point. They have decided
TO remain In Houston for the time being
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
SAYS SWAMP FEVER.
LOUISIANA MANS OPINION OF BEAU
MONT CASE.
Says He Has Had Much to DO with
yellow Fever and Knows 1t
When lie Secs 1t.


A reporter for The Post in his rambles
about town met Mr.. r.. L. Riddick OF
- ,,.ar,a =, 49,, .,J ., vo,,o>,
LAM 100 A''' ~
feyer sara:
III any man other than doctor knows
ANYTHING about ve,lo,v fever and ,s syn,n-
-,
tihh' ! DeiieVe am lne man, ,or nave
bunu Vn'ousn every epiueniiS sue anu M :.
Inns '"e une W iooo' III tnat yeai , "ae
lie, LIS ~ W. Io'n, w. anu Seuu, ,',, Wv.
We, :" an VI Tvs pla''ea aiiu ',ona
t alu w NY hehi'a.o 10 ieelaIe I'M. rum
s"o syhp,oihh anu cHcuhst"accs SUI
t'"i'uIns w suppos.u SaAe at peauihou''
~ was hotui"s put Diach lauhuice OF ma
aa'tai sWnhp ieNcN ''he same 'nine)' pure
diu sliHple
nave khowh ior many years Dr Jor
IAN, .ne eminent physician at bednnohl !,
INV, suppol teu ny iaiee anu unuiViuou
rolpn ot competent pnysiclahs' ueciareG IN
uinpnatic terms thal Tue case at behuihoht
was hutninS pul Dlack Iauhdlce or nlaiaflal
""'"l' lcN., ~ Juru'li was ~ olIoih'
va, Mhth Tue terrible epidemic was there
ia le1o ana nus IN iao'' helped 10 supdue
every SUBSEQUENT ne is Seiio" teVer
rAte' Oh tne nishe't ofuer' anu mas spent
years III studying II IN tropical countries
an. anu ne says thefe Is no yellow ievcr IN
iV&as'
continuing MT hiudicK said nave
seeu many cases oil the black laundice, and
inc symptoms are almost Identical with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
To The LQdieS Of AOB|l

Every ere knows tina. the hdle.
Paris nave tie most faultleSs eos
Ions. .s.
The reason for this is they use -
ANT0rNFTrE FACE CREAM Il
The proprietor Ct the "G0on !.
Pharnac. :" beng In Faris, pefeouSv
lected a fiji assortment on
Soaps and Finest Toilet Articles;
Among them he secured eeverai p.
boxes oil Marie AntOlnette Face "
also the formula for making same.
ne can renew his stock when pre-
DIV IL exhausted.
To-Day wcrd was received Of tne w
in New York of these long expectea
and they will arrive in Houston ~ z
than Fer TENDER 25. -.
Ladies. how will you get thh p's'
cream
MONEY WILL NOT BUY II, but "
lady will be presented with 2 nos
erear, monthly. provided she
toner OR willing to become one. Ia
Every one Is respectfully NV
come and inspect this entire sIocn
greatest persona care hae been ~
the selection OF these godds u ~
england and Germany and am Il, 4
ladies of Houston will be pless~.
this carefully selected line OF lni.s' n
fumeiy. Soaps, Toilet Articles e'' :
forget 1900
THE GOLDEN LION PHARM,lA.c!liial
Or: J. Wiltschek Proprietorl bin"
tel Rui.ding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
MORGAN LINE STEAMERS TO CALVES
TON

"a, me steamships I'll Norte, Ell Monte and
sts, poraao VIII come 10 Galveston. The
Csinas,p ~ fSso will be dispatched to
,nr ases'on from New York on Saturday M
,ernon, and all Morgan line steamsrs IA,
ing Texas freigha will be Sent dirsc, n,
1aVeston until further notice. The frsish,
WIZ be received and handled under ,,s,a,
eohuitions. except that It Will not he ront.ss
east OF Houston through Algiers b,,t viii
ne routed through Houston and Galvss wo,,
va Morgan line steamers for New Yorl
t fac ue,ay wall occur to freight. and every
Boats vii, nor handling has been arranged.
Doa's wiii De dispatched promptly.
g. W. Bein. Traffic Manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24

Contractor storrie who has the contrac,
Tor paving the lower end OF Washington
street. has completed the laying of brick
from the end OF the Milan street brid,e
10 ,ne Magnolia brewery and has placed his
sN-inch concrete foundation, upon which
the brick is being laid. as far ahead MS
Fourth street. where the street car tracks
turn into Washington street. aud these
tracks VIII have to be moved before tho
mork OF paving can proceed beyond this
a., CONTRACTOR Lucas is making like progress
~ 'A.ehu'ns the pavement on the other
end OF the street toward the oitv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
HOUSTON CONFIDENT.
y ~ Local Situation Is Much More
Hncouraains.
SUSPECTS ARE HELD IN QUARANTINE
Selection BY the Mayor Of Special
Board Of Health.
TALK WITH DIR. SWEARINGEN.
Precautionary Sanitary Measures
sale Of Health Certincates--In-
vestiEatinE Committees.
SUSPECTS ARE HELD IN QUARANTINE
TALK WITH DIX. sWEARINGEN

The local situation yesterday was much
more encouraging than the day before; thu
feeling was not so panicky and the doub
shown about the gonuineness OF the case
Of yellow fever reported from Beaumont
was very reassurlng and was the argu-
ment invariably used In allaying fear and
apprehension.
1t was the argument In which a great
deal OF solace was vouchsafed to those
who always look upon the bright side OF
things. and with them 1t served the pur-
pose OF placing u much more encouraging
aspect upon the general situation.
In the excitement incident to the first
news OF the case in Beaumont great many
citizens, more easily frightened than their
nclghbors left the city, going out Wednec-
day night on all the through lines.
In all some 800 or more citizens have
left since the announcement OF the Beau
mont case. When asked their reason for
leaving, their reply is substantially that
their departure Is merely precautionary
They want 10 get out In time to forcstpll
any quarantine that may be declared
against Houston, either for real o. lmagin-
AIRY causes, and thus prevent their leaving
should tho necessity really arise
The olosinR down Of the Southern Pa
ellie shops the curtailment OF office forces
OF that company incident to the stopping
Of trains On the Texas and New Orleans
division and the consequent abridgement
OF business, has thrown thousand or
moro men temporarily out OF employment.
and thls in having very depressing eject
among the Industrial classes
But beyond this the situation Is, decided
ly improved. Confidence IN the security
OF things Is re-established and the M
pointment last night by Mayor Rice Of
special board OF health, composed of some
OF the most reputable physicians Of fIous
TON. WIN go long way IN establishing
local situation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
Drummer Fire Comnnpx.

The Brun.er fire company held a meet.
Ing last night with about fifty members
presentT The following officers were elected
NJ. Mcdonald. Drummer. president; H. F.
Mclaughlin. Chaneyyille. vice president
August Dingelstedt, Drummer, secretary
/. N. Palmer. Drummer. treasurer; f. Nor
ton. Drummer, foreman; q. w. FloSck, Mag
nolia addition, first assistant foreman; II
G. Chase Houston Heights. second assist
ant foreman, w. Z. Seibert Drummer
chief: 81 Rosenberg, Chaneyville, first as
sistant chief; Il. l.. Fetzer, Drummer, sec
ond assistant chief.
Finance commttee-P. G.. Hoebel chair
man; p. L. Rash and Frank Davis.
Relief committee-Sam Rowe, chairman
A. II. Childers and Fred Seibert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
They Are ThnnkfuI.

The Musicians Protective union met last
night IN special session and rendered a vote
oil hanks to the Houston Turnvereln for
tnc use OF Turner hall and garden. the
houston Electric Light company for illu-
mination; the Houston Typographical union
Tor rrinting;si. L. Mcllvaine for bill post
ing the Houston Electric Street Railway
company for the use of trolley car for
advertising; the Gomez Sign company for
signs g. Grunewald for the use OF the hall
ior rehearsals, and TO The Post, the above
concerns and individuals having assisted
me fraternity in giving its charity concert
last evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
LOW VACATION RATES

the Queen and Crescent will sell erc,,
n .nS usk ss az low rates to the mountain,
to September 80. inchisiva svn' June
limit October 81. 1897. WIN maj
The Queen and Crescent route or.r. :.
tourists this year the most nsr,sc. s,s %
service and appointments ever otYer.a u an
southern travelling public. Throusb' q p,, the
man sieepers OF the finest aattern. u'''
Mpp,y 20 your nearest Queen and cre,,
ma, wa,,o m'Ne' agent tor rates and fun infor.
SA''n' A, +, Barnett,
O. r. A.. New Orleans. r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
Come TO Buy Cocoa.

Messrs. F. Roensch and C. sehauorh.
'ner OF beilviile, prominent merchants O,
Ihat place, are In the city, guests OF the
i4awior. They are only two OF a large MN
per OF meehants of Southern Texas who
cisit houston at the invitation OF Mr.
S Seisus orear OF st. Louis, who is making
um s "eauauSrters In this city with large
hnds 1t more convenient to bring his cvs
pleasant trip. 'heui
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From Commander Jarrara.
70 the Editor OF The Post.

- ''N Asitpa vi AS 4 oSl.
Huntsville. Texas, September Alt \,
with regret that l notice the feeling and
action Of Dick Bowling camp with refer
ence to DR.. Lgnoski and the Mac Stewart
case. published in the columns OF YOUR
paper OF recent dates That anything
should have arisen between them TO irt,rr
the collection Of funds to assist in the en-
deavor to secure the life from the death
sentence and freedom from Mexican pr.en
oil our comradc, Is certainly deolorah,s
Whatever the conditions between m m
IL should. In my opinion, have been adjust
ca before this, and legally authorised
system should have been formulated ana
the work brought to a conclusion without
postponement 'Aou'
J do not understand the postponement ~
me execution Of Ccmrade Stewart hmt 49,, =.
sning do recognize That the Mer,c.r
government will not continue or 0eIav a.
eeution In this csee 10 suit the tissafisNsd
ana unharmonized conditions that ma 49,
10y To-Day among us. dare say, NOT !
eomrads In Texas wiz refuse 20 csntrsbu,.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens F1ct-E3se, a powder for lin
feet It cures Dginful. swollen. sniartinr
fest and Instantly takes the st.nx out ~
Germs ana buni0Db. It's the great com.
1ers dircoyery o. tho age Aliens Foot
XaAc snskfs tsEht-fitting or new shoes
Zeal eaAy. X IA p certain euro FOR sweat
~ tat}ouy snd hot. tired aching feet
M d saiey. scId by all druggis's And
4f& Gtrf&< Nv mad for 2Sc. stamns.
~ ~ IN FREE; Address Allen :.
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SPECIAL BOARD or HEALTH
Bonrd of Physicians 10 Look Altar
the sanitary sItuutiop

bonrd of Physicians 10 Look After
the sanitary situntion.
as stu further nrccauiion, In addiiion
10 the various measures already adoptod nv
Mayor Rico in thus far successfully pro-
footing the health of this community. and
ae a means of establishing confidence
among the people. he announces the aelec.
ton OF the following well knowa physicians
Of Houston as special board of health
% guard the citys sanitary interest; Or.
D. =. Stuart, Or. Max urwitz, Dr. II. G..
Turner. DR.. j. w. Scott and DR.. W. II.
Eckart.
These gentlemen are requested to meet
Mayor Rice nj the council chamber at 10
O'Clock thls morning or lho purpose of
organizing and mapping out their work.
The mayor, us president Of the board OF
health aud DR.. Robert McElroy, as city
health officer, will act In conjunction with
this board.
Dr. Stuart, whose name heads tho list
ana whom the mayor desires to designate
as chairman, Or. Max urwitz and DR.. r.
u. Turner arc all physicians who have
had experience in yellow fever practice
and In whose ability and experience the
people OF this community and OF the en-
tire State have an abiding confidence
while Drs Scott and Eckart are young
physicians, active and energetic. thorough
In the practice OF their profession and their
appointment on the beard makes II adj
mirably balanced in point OF experience.
superior Judgment and marked ability.
This board viii practically have charge
Of Tho local sanitary situation in the hand
hing OF the details. OF which they are ex-
pectcd to formulate their own rules and
map out their plan of thoroughly ararcs-
sivc hygcnic campaign.
In addition to this DR.. Urwity has been
K = uoiesa'Vu Dy the mayor TO as
sist City Health Officer sIcElroy in visit.
Ing The city quarantine stations whenever
medical attention there may be recarae,
~ necessary.
oid Time Health Hoard,
IN tho hall OF the hook and ladder cor,
pany hangs group OF men who nj ,ho
time the picture was taken were wa,,
known citisons Of Houston. 1t was in Asa,
sud the group was known as the riremen,s
Charitable association, and they a,a 81,
iant service in the terrific yellow rs~a,
epidemic that Immediately succeeaoa ,hn,'
organization. This board consisted NJ =,
=. Roberts OF the hook and ladder aom.
pany. Captain Jim Martin OF Liberty M >
Joe Cramer OF Liberty No. 2 Pal no,vI;,s
OF hook and ladder. August Hoffmnn ~
projection No. 1. Captain Tom Wbl,r,,rs,
OF 10. l, Jack Burke OF Liberty No, and
Fritz Mohi OF Liberty No .. Tho ahoxs
are all now deceased: Of those vet iivtys
but two OF them reside In Houston r. sv
Hurd and Chris q. Beavons. Messrs !, w
shaw and Max Mas live in Galves,or
John Reichman in California: Ed =. iion'
KRIS In Natchcx Miss: Jesse Wagner Z,
louisiana. They organized for the n,,rnosa
OF relieving the Distress ma v,.,. =. : 80. 80,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24

Justice w b, Hill held an inquest yes.
'erday over the body of Mary Kinloy a
is-year-old colored girl who died an ,vb,,-
" street, beyond Schuller's store. NJ nes-
leet and natural causes, according "a n .
verdict OF the coroner, ~ 'he