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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

Il Ia strange that while THAI Nptry
- 50 far advanced In electives, -.
ways Il should be behind Europc
the pneumatic tube system OF trans
hitting messages aud small packages
Some Of tho largest cities OF Europe.
such a. London. Liverpool. Blrming-
ham, Paris and Berlin. have been pro-
vidcd with pneumatic tubes for trans
hitting messages for forty ysAra-
Philadelphia Record.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

and premlers. lawyers. writer's ana 50
cleiy folk interested In horses noek
20 his studio He started IN some
twelve years ago IN the general photo
graphing business. but his fononeas
Tor horses led him to branch out into
a speciality. He says very seldom VII
a horse adapt Itself to the camera ihe
handsomesi horses. like handsome peo-
pie. often take the poorest pictures.
Then. rightly enough. trainers ana
owners will not ALLOW the photographer
10 pull about valuable horse entered
for a big race because they fear a chill
for their delicate charges. Mr. HALEY
selects his background. focuses his
camera and has everything ready.
Then the horse Il walked into the
scene. his blanket removed. and the
picture instantly taken. The brief time
allowed for posing Is q great drawback
and Il takes experience TO get good re-
suits.
Position. Mr.. HALEY aays, means ev-
erything. Some horses are hPeleas.
Sometimes the wind IL wrong or the
files are bad and then the artist has 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

lie Ia hardly more than a red-iaeed
younE{er. and he weighs 100 pounds.
yet thlA "Jimmie" Michael can ride
bicycle Van the swlftneas Of the wind.
lie has In hHs, we'll trained muscles
more power In proportion than a steam
engine Jimmie" Miehsal Il the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08


n sat o. ihfPhope erlcan Romany.
~ sai sueceeded'hy hh wlie. Queen
-'''.ei Who In turn gave place TO her
BARLEY German. the present king.
pug John German and Queen Bridget
~ 70 New York from Ireland In tho
hflhging with them their wagons.
NC iAen they have roamed the coun-
over and multiplied greatly. Their
~ alocauon Is horse trading Henry
4nti a millionaire gypsy Of san
'"sc.sco. who claimed 10 have sue
$50 Matilda Stanley n as sovereign
y ne Romanies IN America. died
NJ his giant form and great
- made him familiar parsonage
1clliorula
Al ne Eyply families have two
ae-i q. their Romany patrony-
az ia equivalent To the language
sA'.f adopted country. In the same
- ~ Eypsles have Lomany names
q ~ d the BIG cities IN England
~ Ah country They are quite APP
- 100. a. may be- judged by the
Aaalag short lisi picked up around
,aiafa and CARAVANS Kanlo-Gav.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

Come apart and rest awhile;
There are many comi1g going,
whose dry lips forget 10 smile.
Who forget 10 reap. for sowing;
From the hot streets surglng tide
Rest Is but one step aside
Arthur Willis Cotton In Ladies' Hon
Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

n. Peck-i think I shall stay home
this evening and enjoy a gooi. quiet,
home like evening" something I have
not done for some time Watts--A
homellke evening" thought youl
wife vas out Of town. she a."--fn.
dlanApolls Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08
JUDGE JOHN JACKSON.
A JURlyT FAMOUS FoR HIS
lNJUNCTIoNs.
he l. tho Oidss, Of the District judges
of the Waited states lie Was on the
UnIon side During the Late war-IIIs
Record a. = Politician.


HE central ngufe
In the great min
ers strike Is Unit
ed States Judge
John Jay Jackson.
lie has gained a
national reputation
from his versatility
OF accommodation
in the matter Of
injunctlons. TIL e
Judge "A the oldest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

INDIVIDUAL euort
in a big organiza-
ton seldom re-
ceives the credit to
which Il IL entitled.
In the New York
city consulate. for
Instance many Of
the hardes, work
efs have never been
heard Of outside Of
the association. yet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

Georgia cayvan Is living quietly In
New York. and Al present Il making
no plans for her next season. nor viii
shs until she sets 4 good play.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08
CLEVER AT HIS ART.
CLARENCE HALEY HAS TAKEN
TO EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHY.

The Speciality Suited uh EaneY aad
ne Has Made . sseesas -somothlnr
Aboat the fntrieaeisa q oettlns Coed
Pictures Of Hooded Horses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

y the paitrin-trau
ledly among his
De Of the caravan
Of Matilda Stanley
Few years ago. the
We had no general
The lrish-Amerl-
American gypsles
own There are 100
American Roman
Is Sophia Freyer.
nearly 30 years
'ohn German was
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

wO subjects which
make q photogra-
pher unhappy are
babies and horses
both being equally
hard 70 handle
That Il why Clar-
enee HALEY q 81.
Johns Wood and
Newmarket Is fam
Gus. Mr. HALEY Is
young about so
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08
WANING ROMANTICS.
That SHOWS NO SION
OF EXTINCTION.

oE Fas's crispiy Told h, =
s -'H'a student Of TIT. strange
'''pis-niood WIN Tsu-wn r,.,,,
fer All Time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

lie gypsy race
shows no sign OF
extinction. The Ro-
maniea are as
strong and as num-
efous today a. they
have ever been"
Thus spoke Mr.
Paul Kesler. play
wright ethnologlst
and student OF the
lives habits and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

'ssoaEe = the grpsIes. Mr. Kester ia
~, ~ oi We greatest living authorities
'p on the American Romany.
!. mere are many thousands OF them
me United States. and theS per-
!, 'A'e All branches Of society. know
s !. ah eminent and respectable Epis-
pa- clergyman In PSion who has
s 'o'lAhy blood in hA veins. Once a
s ss-r .ae old wandering fever comes
s,sI mis- good man. and then. hey.
1850 49,. The pqlplt "a temporarily aban-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08

A cattle dealer Of Maitland. NO. Il
namsS ~--a7asture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08
NOTES OF THE WHEEL
MATTERS or INTEREST TO DE-
VoTEEs OF THE BICYCLE.

ons Of the Workers Of the l.. 4. w
Michael One Of the Physical narvsls
~ the Century Secession Move
asnt IL LanguhhiBg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-08
RoLI.INn A TENNIs cnnRr.

IfW''IfI'FW y E7'FIEI0 N""IIfIf
drivers anolEt the huge animals hoa0s
with eocoanul oil to keep them cool
In the burning sun and decorate them
with fanelful figures In white chalk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
Personal MENTION.

EE-Gererpor 4. b. Hubbard 0, tyler is
70 the city.
Gtofse " Cleveland Is il the city after
q ;iip IN the read
g. X Dunlap u Forfirlo Diaz, Mexico. 4
slopbing az me Lawler
Glen Bateei; a yell known citizen OF
Richmond. Nas "a he city yesterday.
katn Park ana NeNton WILSON Of Men-
ierey Ae2icp. ate registered al The Lawior
Nr. Robert Bofuefeld OF Galveston mas in
the ely yefterday, registered q; the La1lor
Mr. and Mrs J. = Huadiozton ard baby.
Letter. ief, last night Tor Nashville. Tenn.
their nauYe home.
Captain George T.. Zeiss OF the Midway
fruit farm, IN Waller county. is Ia the ely.
guest OF the Lswlgr.
Colonel c. r. siyallr. traffic manager OF
he Sells Bros oTepangh circus comb!na-
iion, 0ss IN Houston yesterday
Louis Gueringer arrived from San An
roujO last nigh; on his way TO Fort Worth,
~htre he VIII open th.' Dclagsrs hotel
Mr.. IKE l.. Freed LEI, yesterday evening
over tbs international and Great Northern
Tor New York 10 care for has Texas trade.
Mrs NJ Iieag and Miss Louise HAY len
for Nashville. Tenn. 10 attend tho Cen
icnniai They viii return some time in
September.
w. u. Savers and wife Of Gonzales we're
IN the city yeFterday on th,sv way to Sea-
brook Mr. sayers Is brother OF the Hon.
Joseph D. sayers.
Colonel w u Sicexon went out yesterday
70 meet the coiony Of Aenuonltes on their
way to Houston over the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa G. from Kaneas.
II. Il. Derry. well-known colorod cltl-
| zen Of %illis, Montgomery county. IA In the
city visiting HIS brother in Law. Tom Hans
bury, the tanitor At The city hall.
William Hobby left last night for ARD
rnoFe, l. r. TO visit bis parents For fear
The feotive rod man might get rude and at =
| tempt TO white bis Hooks. be had them
| closely shorn before leaving
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
SOUTH TEXAS UNIVERSITY
To he Located ut Angicton, the
Comfy Seat of nrnzoria County.

TO He Located at Angicton, the
Comfy seat of HraHoria County.
Oswald Wilson. business manager OF the
University OF South Texas. TO be located
at Angleton. Texas, was In Houston yes
terday looking after the plans and speci-
hcatcns for tho proposed buildings. 1t is
probable that the contracts viii be let 10
houston contractors Angle on Is on A
boom and aA working men are engaged
The new college, building will be after the
style q tho woman's building a, the Al
Ianta Exposition and built on .trty acre
trnei In the edge OF Angieton.
FoT the buildings and improv aments Of
the ground call for an outlay u SEQ 600
Ihe public-spliited citizens CT Snsieton
have raised endowments to the amour, OF
siV,eoo and this Aill be expended In the
erection Of the first buildings, SO that they
may opcn with Accommodations for board
ing and instruction OF 100 studelts, &C.
tober \. Construction OF other buildings
VIII be carried on as fast ma ando x;n, nj a
are available. and until all are completed.
The faculty will be headed 10y Professor
w. T. Noblitt, u. s. q. Il. National Nor
NAL University and Phi. b.. Glasgow, chair
OF mathematics, mental and moral SCI
ence poltticai economy and civil snv,na.r
Ing.
ID. s. Wood. A. b., Connell University
~ graduate student Yale Universlty.
issi-a6. chair OF aneient and modern Lam
suases and natural science.
Miss Maggie Butler, Sam Houston Nor.
mai chair OF literature. belle letters. his
tory and common branches
Miss Jessie Bell. Cincinnati Conservatory
Of Music, director OF music.
Girls boarding hall will be in charge
OF Mrs. w. 7. Nchlltt. NJ. PHI. BAYLOR I-ni-
versitv. as matron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
THE CAVALRY BOYS
cHRIsTEs THESH NEWLY EQUIP
FED AnNORY.


| Tie cavalry toJs. members II tryoy r.
were very much In evidence Last nigkt
Arosnx; market square.
Since the succeas with which they ret
at san Ant0nso In bringing back the ftrs:
cavalry prize, the troop has feasblllsssssa
their sr1aory In TIRE city hall. s-as II SAs
TO ehristen the nswiy ans neatly fgg-Axbsa
xfmosy, az well al ic cslesrAts its.r san
Antario sahieyeznent, that the f.lcE 0ut
called spsoker. wax given laxt night. iAe
programme Of wAseh WA "a ssils.s
Prayer by Tboupso--
Beer ~ TIE gEaE
spaniEh d4ace. b. c. xEtt&shs-
Pipes.
coseEse-eouehs4 eases. ~ cas,aiA
TvNiss.
Cigarettes.
Hseitat.oa, my chae Quesa. by Private
LockhaFl
ssusRlchez
Doet, Cast Aisle" ~ ClAIs ana xes-
een&
Besr.
sparring eaasest by colsy Aaa Back
sbot
saser 1rin, by sOrel TOP CIV. 0. 81
song q the niillaaia, by C. HartiS
Cigarettes.
How Send a Postal Card BY c. W.
Breeding.
Beer.
Essay The Convict Guard at xaeogso-
ehes by DAyss
W'resil1s match. ~ -sareAhlae ana Nj
Lam
ReailatiOu. @os. Lords" b l. Heuaer-
son.
chsef disgersar. a. < Shepherd
f9fHfe'i;ioa drill between Captain G.
ToTles firg, Lieutenant Shepherd. Sec
c1d LIEUT. nsni BasFeeE. Jr.. Second Lieu
tenant 3all. drilled ty Lieutenant Bur
fOoghf Judged ~ Coloael Wsties.
EzhI1iu9u drl by Flrst Sergeant Tim
rlEs Fourth Sergeant Bfteain.. Fourth
feTfNr4l kaIsfhe. glrst Corporal ~. r.
Glars FEiEatet coekriil hnd Henderson.
scns. 'Doan ~ Poverty Rosf." by Corpo-
ral Class AID Private Ke2gens.
Tic bgyE had jolly tine and their new
" eeplppe4 arrnory vas thoroughly chris
teue1
Tom H2nzboroigb. the janitor Of the
city haN rendered yeomau service as a
caterer u the wSntx Of the troop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20

DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERAcY
are Thanked for Their interest in
the VIM SIerNnrt Cnae.

The following letter is ia response to one
recently received by Commander c. c.
heavens Of Dick Bowling camp:
Mrs Or N - Kennedy. President Of the
H!ll County Daughters u the Confed-
erscy. Hlllsboro. Texas.
Houston, Texas. August 1s-Dear
Madam four very kind and appreciated
letter u the 18th instant addressed 10 Dick
DOwling camp OF the United Confederate
Veterans u Houston. Texss. has been
turned over 70 the writer for his favorable
consideration by our most worthy ccsa-
fnandsr and ia compliance with his re-
quest to answer the same, ] nov most re-
speetfnlly and cheerfully acquicses as
soidiI 10 his command IN response 10
your sympatbeilc expressions OF ben
eyolence toward our unfortunate cOmradc.
IN asSiailng lA financially by call upon
the patriotic Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy VIC agree with you that the Daugh-
tiers arc a power iu the land. You have
euER eaied the proposition Of two or three
ladies accomps uying myself and others 10
Mexico mad ask Of our camp the advisable
10 VI such course. I must confess that
he company OF the ladies on our trip 10
MEXICO would be very enjoyable to the
governor and myself, as I know that he
ithe Rorcrnorl is very fond OF the ladies'
society as wei AS myself, but don't think
that you could render us much assistance
IN Mexico though | DO not wish to dis
courage you IL this iaudable undertaking
Of helping to rescue an old comrade. which
Is very commeniable aud patriotic. Permit
me 70 thank you and the Daughters Of the
Coniedcfaey for the deep interest you have
manifested In cur old comrades behalf
me sraiui,ous efforts Of the Daughters in
responding 10 tho writer's appeal for aid
IN reheulng bis old comrade. Mac stewart.
VIII be kindly remembered and cherished
by every old exConiederate. Wishing YOU
and the Daughters success in your most
charitable undertaking. allow me to thank
you IN the name OF Mae Stewart aud his
comrades. and may God speed Won on this
mission OF mercy. ia the PRAYER OF your
most obedcut servant,
X. II. lignoski NJ II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
NOW ~ THi CRY.
President ). ~. Brady ~ the Amer
tcHu Land Tuiapaur.

Ar J. H. Brady. president 0, the Ameri-
can Land company. win headquarters IN
Chicago. Is ~ the city ~itb the view II
inspecting HE large landed interests con-
tgolied by him 10 south Texas
Mr. brady or the American Land com
pany has purchased largely u Iaad IN what
Ia haoNn az the Diamond dlstflet u rexas.
that territory formed by lbs lines Of the
Gulf, NoioTsiio and Santa Va ana La Porte
railroads. The company represented by
him has purchased large tracts Of lands u
alternate seetions. several thousand acrsu
o; this property being located lear Web
stsr. on the Galveston. Houston and Hen.
dcrson, and other tracts near seabrook. on
the La Porte road.
Ar Brady Is here TO inapeot personally
the South Texas holdings OF bir company
aud haa brought with him d number Of
prospectcrn from the oYeresowdeh State o,
Illinois 10 the place where they can gal
plenty OF elbow room and climate and soil
in every way superior TO that Of Illinois.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
socIn TgxAs onocEms.
THE 1koiessiers Meet and Organize.
Tbsse HeprssenteJ.

Tie Wholesalers Meet and organize
Thsse Hepresented.
There ~ss z me ting Of wholesale xro-
GERS tols IN the EIkH club ruoS Yesterii4y
fw the purse II organizing a S0sta
'e6as wbelesaIe Croosfs associatloa.
Az the whoesaie rirfes in Houston Nefe
,epresoaied e1oem ce5Aen, seNall d CO.
and lfor, Gaivesten ware Jamts MORE q
Mosre. Mckinney z CO.. Jahe Darls. Sr
Cross. rspr senting n @llilE q bro u.
A. LANCE of Foeks. ~iiklns & l.aose
&gFtin. son A3Oaio I'd Brs naam ". 70
slfo Tsi8s@ent@i-
The mefubete gsfe feucest IA 10 tie re-
tGit u tbs ms ting, except tb8R the orgaB-
l2}ucn bsd tess- forn.sd Tor Tie purpose ~
ugatnHi helsig, 5i1t 90 CHR csgna 1rgsa-
isAth ~ y.te m&d ftr g.. heaelg o, tho
ciagf cami ostng iis membership.
NO saiG one o. fhs gentlemen Up
pr arhol. 1t IL act FIR tb= purpD4e Of
Jsolitg cr Grating nlonopellsa VI con-
Inndiii'e ~ manipulating pglce4 Il i-
simply protective orxsnizatiea ar fo9
mutual tensflt. but pot N be way Of tn
itfing snDslcIsolisF ard ,ruAts'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20

members Of she frsfsrrlty, rirf1r ia
stating az The Best ED6 re-resssng th1t
they Use an Enesrr yssssstie IN enSesFo-ing
20 uasts bic wberexS~g1s kucwa- The
Horstor Nasoxs <lil take the matter up
Immediately As yet TIE movements 81 Nr.
AD1errcn ssroe THAT SUNDAY evening xhsn
Mr.. Milan left him II The G-zrli Central
depot zr= uuknoxn. The wife hAx been
bssaeEsa BY kyTnos1stE sS4 fortune tslifrs
who claim 70 BE- srls 10 give bs- iHtsTuis-
t1Ua Of her husband One want 70 fzr Es
- tell MA ArsAerson thar he- husband iess
abs Grand Central Depot or. Srraar nlE1t
ard sook he NEXT In1srrztinnEl and Great
ssrrzherr train from HczstOn Ard that he
next zfsne ne wous6 re heard % wo1id ps
80 bsFt0r, pEfo. There are several pieces
II linea that ess-As ITO the s,ossass30n "a
Mr. Milan which be viii exhitst before
Mrs AI3erBor for ias1iaacatlon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
CITY BREvITIEs.

There will be an examination today Of
applicants for certificates to teach IN tho
county achoo,r.
Captain Mckenzie had splendid meet
Ing last night Of ihc Salvation Ar rs. cor
ner " Main and Preston. There were two
penitentB who professed conversions
u, Majorowaiz yesterday celebrated the
5Jth Anniversary OF his birth by enter
inining his legion OF friends VINO came to
congratulate him.
The Epworth League social 10 haya been
given ~ the home Of Mrs Bryan. corner
OF Main street aud Calhoun avenue, was
postponpd on account OF rain.
The Quaker party 10 have heen given by
the ladies OF tho Second Baptist church
tonight has been postponed To Tuesday
night ~ o'clock on account OF the bad
weather.
The 5-months old boy OF l.. W. Allen
died Yesterday at No. Allen place and
was buried ia the Magnolia cemetery In
The afternoon. Rev. Laml0n officiating at
the burial.
There will be meeting OF the Min.
listers union nt ST. Paul African Method
ist Fpiscopal church at 10 a. m. All nm
h.nfs are Invited 20 be present. A sermon
VIII be preached by Rev. ]. Yates.
Mrs. Wilt living on Alamo street. who.
WITH her soi,. ate toadstools, thinking they
were mushrooms, Wednesday, Ia much bet
Yer. Upon making their mistake, Mrs.
Witt and her son became deathiy ss,,, ana
II WAS only by the attention OF III yslcian
that they recovered.
Tho KNIGHTS OF Maccabees. Houston tent
No, -. VIII give their second garden con-
cert and hop inr tbs benefit az tho De
Pelchln Faith Home at Turner Hall hurs-
day. August 26 Following are the cons
M ,s,.ttt -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20

General L. ID opcaaeizler Of Austin
was IN Houssoa has, night en- roise 70 Flor-
ids, where be goes 70 study the tobacco
industry wish 4 view q promoting The
wseds growth IL TcxaR He viii spend =
np9nlh On tas plantations there before re-
turning. General Openhsfmsr u = great
believer il the proscctivrnsEs q Texas soil.
He hzs lsHzs tract u land in Montgomery
ccunty. which be ylll place Under TOBACCO
cultivation. The plants are grown there a.
Present 70 Scale extent aud the tgbacc1
maas into cigsgs sny.sips fayo; and
aroma equal 20 that grown ia Key West
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
mxs. nLAxTnER vEHr ILL.


A Mr.. irene Bian-ber Ia very III At Et
Jcespt'S infirmsry, u Witch place she wa
Yssn0ve1 yes.erdsy under the advice o.
her physloAn. Or. ). l. saor-
The Post In March last tod Of the sr-
rival in this eaty u Madams Bisntber. wife
81 The late Joses Biabaner, sbs committed
saicids 10 the isn II Meridian. Texas.
where be was being held awaiting The ar
rival O, Officers from ceiifornss, rhers ne
VAS Yznte2 On charge q murder q 81
old lady ct that state. Madspe Blanth@rE
he a.osy is oDe Of la,s.esi. and one wbieh
reads strange enough 20 5e fiction. but II
Is confirmed ~ docgsaeats IL her SoeSss-
K.oa. IS stated Ia The POS. sosse tine
ago. she u tie sifs Oh Disnt5eg. who waS
az che time q wealthy officeT u the Ans-
irian army. Per Horgs reasoa be SaG forced
10 icaYe Europe. sSd sIRo Asa Tnrgaxh
his jousaey'pgs the lady who Is r sIoas-
ton ze.9snDaHied nirn. xfe WA tbs laugh
ter NJ wealthy sew York parents, and a1r-
lna Z giEis 10 EJspye tne Hst Biznihef,
10 gh9m shf yte mArnta. When he caaas
20 This country she zefonDAnie1 bin. enc
for time they lived Ia BrauiuOag Teggf.
and la;ar ID snail town 3n Neg;sr9
Louisiana. What brought sboBt segara-
ten N the t@D 10 not 4 matter far lWE.iez-
iioD. Eiasthsr weas West after a tine.
s1ld hle wife has refrsiaea 10 1c,iss;tnA lu9
Tezsx There are number u w9tn-1 %
the lsguth claitaing 20 b. faaJT4ad 70 Dlan-
Their aeG tbey Afe cyieeHfly boDegi Ia tbsaE
beilsf "a BiaI6ter was u tnat 9iHpes.'isa-
HgNeyer. The i3dg "a Houston has lgea-
nie1siE ah;eh establish her cialfas.
&aee she arrived 3a this clty abe hIs
uufaaed tie occuiztlon 81 iasnis 1rist-
Il
bef apartments tbs faiSe3 70 suENet snG
Wheu TIE room MAS Opened BE wa sognS
lylag w a rQDefosF cO8aiti8n ". short
Nas FgrnGsoa.d sn4 he Immediately ap-
piee fesfosatNes. sad Sithil snort tine
shs was lEpDygyltg. The sroNsiac2s Nlfs
which .tbe Vas aneete3 Era3uaiiy diA1 p
pesTed endeY bergic treatment and whpn
Fen0ved 70 The hcBpitsl yesssr!sy after
nDpa the Was n3Ech Improved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20

This rain has Done Considerable damage
20 the Heansr street sewer. w'ork re-
eer-iy aeceytet by the city. anf 70 ne
street paving work NOW IN progress On
Washington street.
street car travel WIS uninterrupted yes
ferSaY. but the track On ftc ear FELIPE
rsresit ARD along wssbingson street had
10 b. traces 70 keep from gcsng with TIE
Si6e.
IRE s:reess along which the Heiper street
sewer IL laid are ell eaved IN along She
sl-,s og the ssw4r and the catch bsssins are
all ou. of place. caring 70 The esons IN Of
the earth. The damage 70 his woFk bat
Recently cp-npie:ad viii be considerable.
Warrington sayeef. where the psYing
wosE n bring done IL even worse
II "a dangerous. !. not impossible, fer .
wagon 10 st.empt 70 eross fbe street. The
CONTRACTORS ruade cfoeaTgs on eyery thirf
block. but the big rain nI9fe eyen these
worthless ard dangerous. and gHeh signs
M Dangerous. mo bottom Here" are
70 be seen siong shs street. II IL not an
uneomnpo1 sight 70 see s@Terai wagonr
siails,a along he section Of the street
where The pasing yofk Is being dvle, The
wagons being Up - fbeir htibs aud tho
horses W u their beliiea 30 the Ioife,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20
LOW VACATION RATES

The Queen and Crescent will sell cxau.
sion tickets al low rates to the n.ountaini
and seashore resorts every day from june
TO September ~. Inclusive, with final
limit October 81, 1897.
Tho Queen and Crescent route offers 10
tourists this year the most perfect train
service and appointments ever offered the
southern travelling public. through Pull
man sleepers OF the finest pattern.
Apply 10 Your nearest Queen and Cre,.
cent ticket agent for rates and fun infor-
nation. A. r. Barnett.
q. +. A., New Orleans, La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-20

yennan srd Joseph Norsort osbsr 5eis-
Exfiont came 10 FROM Nation and Tsy1cr-
vile. Mr.. C. J.. mccarthy has besn IN
Texsf before ara be chspercnsd The pres
ent party. sorae Of whom expect 70 make
trrexsnents Mr.. r. b. Herdsrsen has
chxrxe a the parry here and IL shoving
therc such properly AZ IL Bow not covered
With water. While Is nasy be unpleasant
eefsing about 10 tie rsin practical men Ia
Land pnrrhaslng appreciate the fact that
the best tine 70 ,osk a. lard ia Immediately
after the food season.