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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22
MASON HITS THE RULES
Breezy Speech by the New Sem
ator From Illinois.
WANTS A RULE ToclosE DEBATE

The United States senate the Only
TO Transact Business W holly
Controlled by the Minority-Ca-
ban Question. Arbitration and
Tariff All Delayed Because the
senate IL PowerIess-Nason An-
nounces That He VIII Keep I'D
the Fight for Revision IL Ia Takes
SIX Years - Twice Loudly APP
plauded.
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ATHENS. Av-fi = ~The c-owa princa
has Seni nsversl r-g3=snts to relieve
these vaicA Aave b>en fighting AZ Reveal.
but tse Ezsxer refuse % cave TIE sesus
alshcagA Trey have eeez actively sn-
svaxs1 almost xtrhcgt cessation for nearly
atty huGrS.
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IS THE Bot 80.
Adjournment ont of Respect so Rep
r~.~ntafiv~ 9IIIfk~n.

WASHINGTON. April z--Tas chaplain
Of tie hossn Mr. CaEas1. IN h!H prayer to-
aAv. gave thaaks mat fhss nation was at
sexe@ vrftn al athere AMI prayed that
bigger ard better methods thar war
r1txnt ur~xall everywhere. he prayed for
s~e friends q HevTesenfatEVe MiGikea. ot
aFas~s wes ased ssHaenig. anS WHOSE seat
uas s9rapea s. h8&ek ard covered with
No~ers.
Tne aeafh % Mr MIakes was ar
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BERLIN. Aprs1 z1.-ls e Tc-arse8 sers
tonixst ln ~esi-sato-ze. circles snsr ~
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Deca-ss en Mtnes Engfree-S DevslVa-
m<ns. aaxsce "a CSBcx2frat2sa 2s5 NIL
t-x es ora p. o. Box z@. Roans &-Ss
Eessr g4oek. Take elevator keDeaAsi Rlk
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EOns meal for chickens. Frye-Bruha
Company.
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George W. Brown. the postmaster At
South Park. Wash, who has hold that
Office ever since IL was established. 10
now IN danger of losing his place owing to
the desire OF certain Republicans for .
change. AS an evidence that he Is salts
factory 10 all except the Republicans
who are trying 10 have him removed.
petition signed by fully three-fourths OF
the patrons OF the Office has been sent TO
the fourth assistant postmaster general
asking that he be retained. solely on che
grounds OF efficient service. sar. Brown
served three years soldier In the civil
war and was with S..erman In his famous
march 10 the sea.
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GensIa1s2 90 Page Two.
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s. o. seaton. a railway mail clerk ap-
pointed from the state OF Washington. has
been removed without any cause being
stated for his removal. although he il
under tho ciyu service rules AIR. Sea-
tons friends have caused an inquiry to b
instituted by the civil service commission
TO learn the cause OF his dismissal. and.
IL possible. to secure h.s reinstatement.
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w s. Drenan. formerly OF Spragne.
Wash. has turned up A. a candidate for
postmaster at Hardwick. VT. Mr.. Dre-
nan has made application TO the WASH
ington delegation in congress-. asking for
their Endorsement TO help him get the po-
sition IN Vermont.
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WAS A LATE LAW.
Commissioners We're Not Aware the Indus
trial school WAS a state Institution.

Com nlissIoners We're Not Aware The Ipdus =
trial school was a State Institution.
A Denver evening paper yesterday
published an item in reference to the
funds for the maintenance of the State
Industrial school tor girls, in which it
included Boulder county as one of sew
eral that is delinquent in the payment of
its proportion.
The Boulder board of commissioners
will not meet until next Monday, when
action will be taken in regard to the mat
ter. County Clerk Callahan states that
the law in reference to the industrial
school being state Institution Is in the
1897 session laws and that no provision
so far has been made for funds. Bills
have been submitted to the Boulder
commissioners for some time past, but
they did not pay any attention to them,
the school not having been regularly
recognized a state institution.
Mrs. Callahan states that a telegram
was received from Attorney General
Carr yesterday in reference to the matter
and it will be attended to when the com.
mlsslonerS convene.
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SURVEYING FOR THE MILL.
The Mill VIII be Under way by the Middle
of Next Week.

The Mill VIII be Under way by the Middle
of Next Week.
Messrs. Mann, Rutherford, FRANKIE.
berger and Teal went over the ground
for the new concentrating mill at the
mouth OF the canon this morning, and
the two latter gentlemen began the sur
vey for pipe line to conduct the refuse
through the city to the dumping grounds
east. They will decide upon rights OF
way, etc, that will be asked for atthe next
meeting of the city council, Monday night
and will draft the ordinance for that
purpose.
Nothing can now be said of our plans
OR progress" said MIR. Mann this morning
1--WE will have our line surveyed and in
shape to present to the council for theil
consideration next Monday. If they
choose to grant US the desired rights oi
way and privileges we ask we shall
choose the site at the mouth of the canon
If not, we shall build at the lake. In
either event, however" he concluded
1--WE shall begin work by the middle oi
next week"
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5 NEWS.
MRS. MCKINLEY STILL LlNGERS.
The Physicians Believe She Cannot Survive
the Day.

The Physicians Believe She Cannot Survive
the Day.
Canton, O., Dec. Mrs McKinleys
remarkable constitution has so far with.
stood the assault of what IS without
doubt her fatal illness. At s o'clock this
morning she grew weaker and the at
tendants believed that the end was at
hand, bat she again rallied and at 9
o'clock the physician stated that her con-
dition was unchanged. In the physicians
opinion, she carnot survive the dav.
I:3o-Mrs. Mckinley dropped into an
unconscious sleep this morning and the
doctor states that she will pass away
without regaining consciousness. The
president therefore on being informed
that his presence would not be necessary,
left on the afternoon train for Washing
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Fraterpal Union of America.

Last evening a party came over from
Denver for the purpose of initiating IS
new members into the Boulder lodge OF
the Fraternal Union Of America which
has been established here for little over
a year. The initiatory work was conduct
ed in highly satisfactory manner and
the visitors expressed themselves as
pleased with their reception. The party
comprised the following: r. F. Wardell,
] L. Handley. General Browning, l.. R
Scott, F. H. Borstedt, DR.. 5. F. McDer-
NTH, John Williams, Mrs. Anna Will
Jams, Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. NJ. H. Wells
Mrs. E. Holland, Mrs. NJ. Eggleston
Miss Minnie Beck, Mrs. A. Z. Walter, F
A. Johnson and E. E. Van Noorden.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

A Touching Tribute Paid by the Professors
and Comrades of Samuel Z. Jones.
Memorial exercises in honor of Samuel
c. Jones, the young man whose death
occurred so suddenly on Wednesday
night, were held yesterday afternoon at
the preparatory school. The exercises
were very effecting and spoke much for
the high esteem in which the young man
was held by his comrades and teachers
After touching eulogies were offered by
the students and DR.. Callahan, the Rev
Mr.. hoffman offered prayer for the de
ceased. A song closed the exercises.
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TRUlTT MUST STAY.

The State Board of Pardons II fuse to Grant
Charles Truitt a Release.
The state board of pardons has heard
the application of Charles Trutt, sen.
fenced to eight,years for the murder of
E. B. Rhodes, in which John Rltchey
was principal, and has denied the same.
Truitt will, therefore, remain where
nature intended him to be. Besides the
Rhodes killing he had three other peni.
tentiary numbers.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
DAY WILL SUCCEED GRAY.
Presidents Friend to be Provided for at a
Later Date,

Washington, Dec. 4-Judge Days rea.
son for remaining in the state depart
ment has been plauslbly explained by
an authoritative source. The president
will appoint him TO the supreme bench
on the retirement Of Justice Gray, four
hence, he having reached 70
years of age at that time. 1t is under
stood that Judge Gray has determined to
give up active life on the bench. but may
defer 1t two years.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
The Sophomore Hop.

The sophomore class entertained all
the classes of the university with hop
at the new gymnasium last evening in
celebration of the opening of that build
ing. A large crowd of students were in
attendance to participate. A Denver
orchestra furnished the music.
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Sherifrs Deadly Chase.

Parkersburg, w. Va, Dec. At was
reported from Jackson today that in a
deadly encounter between Sheriff Shinn
and his posse, and John Morgan, Shinn
lost his left arm and Morgan was shot
through the heart.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04

the man now remains. The woman
was in Denver Yesterday being shadow
ed by Pinkerton detective Itis thought
she was mentally unbalanced on account
of the morphine habit
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
Brice Still Talks Gold.

Chicago, Dec. 4-Chemist Brice an
nounces today that by Monday he will
have gold valued at $500. The bullion
is now undergoing a process which will
produce So or 90 ounces gold to the ton.
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JERRY WILL RETIRE.

The Sockless Statesman Will Give Way to
Democratic Representative.
Topeka, Dec. At was reliably stated
today that Jerry Simpson will retire al
the expiration of his present term in ia
vor of Democratic representative. 1t
is stated that this years fusion between
the Democrats and Populists was effect
ed by Simpsons promise to support a
Democrat in 1898.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
Martin Thorn in Prison.

Sing Sing, Dec. 4-Martin Thorn
locked to Constable Nepthan and &C
companied by Sheriff Dole arrived at
o:o5 and was placed in the death house,
to remain in solitary confinement until
his execution.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04

Denver, Dec. 4-The police authorities
here disclaim all knowledge of the wo.
man. The Pinker,ons deny any acquaint-
ance with her whereabouts.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04

Battle Ship Kentucky's Christening.
Washington, Dec. 4-Secretary Long
today ordered that the battle ship Ken
lucky be christened by the daughter of
Governor Bradley of Kentucky.
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ELoPED WITH THE CoAcHMAN.

The Seductive Charms ofthe Negro Proved
Too Much for Kate Neal.
Kansas City, Dec 4-Kate Neal, 20
years old, daughter of L. c. Neal, re.
tired wealthy physician of Sweet Springs
has been missing since November 20. Ii
has Just been discovered that she eloped
with Joseph c. Johnson, the negro coach
man of Charles Martin. She and the
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
REVEALED MILITARY SECRETS.

A Court Martial VIII Investigate Count
EsterhaZy's Case.
Paris, Dec. 4-General Sousier, mill
tary governor of Paris, has ordered a
court martial investigation of the charges
against Count Esterhazy.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
TREATY SIGNED.

Final Negotiations Between Greece and
Turkey Concluded Today.
Constantinople, Dec. 4-The final
treaty between Greece and Turkey was
signed at $50 today.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
Floating Granary Burned.

New York. Dec 4-The floating gran
ary Columbia. burned today. Loss
%I1SOOO
Daily camera., 1897-12-04
silver Quotation,

Silver VuOtAt1Ob.
New York, Dec. 4-5iiver is quoted
at 5o5s today.
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EXCHANGED SOME BULLETS,

Deputy Marshals Have an Encounter With
the Jennings Gang.
Juanita, |. T., Dec. 4-Deputy Mar
shals Neshett and Clay had battle with
six of the Jennings gang of outlaws, 25
miles west of here today and killed one
of them and captured another. Neither
was identified. The jennings gang are
wanted for every crime from murder and
train robblng down.
Daily camera., 1897-12-04

Leutgart Soon vii! Face the Music.
Chicago, Dec. 4-Eeutgart will be be.
fore the new jury on Monday. The panel
will be completed today.
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Personal MENTION.

w. 3. Wise of Paris IS IN the city
Colonel John D. Rogers OF Galveston
Mr.. Honry Hermann is now in the en-
nlcy of w. l.. Foley.
A. T.. Goodhue and Mss Gennie Goodhue
of Beaumont wero N the city yesterday.
was registered at the Iawlor yesterday.
John +. Linn of Wharton is in the city.
Miss Marie Mistrot of BRYAN Is visiting
her brother Mr.. G. A. Mstrot. on Clay
avenue
Miss Devie Shuford of Austin is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. c. Mayberry, at 1912
Sur Jacinto.
Mss Zepha Crozier Brenham's sweet
est singer, is the guest of the Misses Nc
kinneys, 2SH Preston street.
Miss Lena Perryman of Liberty IS spend-
ing ? few days with her brother, J. II.
Perryman of the Dun agency. and while
in the city is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. c. Bullott.
Mrs. James NJ. Burroughs of 1905 Fannin
street has returned from Neiasco. wheie
she has been for the past two weeks an
the sick bed of her grandfather, Hon.
VIM Joel Bryan. one of the oldest Texas
Veterans now living. Mr.. Bryan had ar
attack OF la grippe, but is now conval-
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MOrtunry Rcpurt.

The official mortuary report for the city
of Houston for the week ending IL O'Clock
m, January 20, 1897:
January lev w. Moore. male, white
Ga years. apoplexy; Mrs, r. Rodey, female
white, 6S years, mitrel regeneration; L.
NJ. b. Lee, male, white. 81 years. cadema
of lungs; C. r. Anderson's infant, female,
black. II years, inanition A. l.. De Moss,
male, white, IS years. Bright's disease.
January 17-Edna e. Ducoing, female.
white, 10 years. la grippe.
January l9-Henry Fuchs male. white.
s years, gunshot. inquest; Mrs. f. d. Peden
female. white, Sc years. concer of stomach;
Willie Washington, male, black. months.
malaria fever.
January GO. NJ. Owens infant female,
white, 2 days. hamilton; f. G. Streeter,
male, white. 65 years. natural causes, in
quest.
January 2i--Robert Ellis. male, white, 80
yearsf phthisis.
January 22-Telix Runnel. male. white.
so years. dysentery; Henry Cole, male,
black, 65 years. senility.
Death rate, 1914.
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CITY BREVITIIIS'

s,n killer Griffin w,il close his re'''"'
AT lie Mount Pillow church toh'sh''
rive schoc, teachers and ianitors, were we're
Maid off Yesterday by clty lrea''''
S7aho. r,urry
vhere sre at the police station, nW WI ari5
,dintifcatlon. a black silk overskirt ana
q back cape ,e,,a-
s. u. ward was gwen permit rott yss,'e On
dav to construct two room ooI'"e
SemrSan street, to COST sooV' ~
I,.sticn ri,ze Yesterday married, at No;
"A AriesAan place John G. BernlrI a'iu
Il ar, ila'' Freun von ST. fried-Rattonit2'
Mr. OTTO Naumana. who manufactures.
fine conftrtions All cove ITavas ~ ~ his
'rhc Post last nsght some sa"'p'es Va go
~, ,,Lrov,1 man was taken from the
corner III Bell and Ssn Jacinto yestur,sa t
n ft~r.coon 10 ST. Joseph's inhrma'y w
medical treatment o CO.
r.he members of the Bikor ChoNsii SO,
cfe,s viii have II special meeting toaa! a,
an M SHARP at their haN on fres'o"
avenue. corr ci Hamilton street.
The Post Is in recart OF COMP, neh ,a.
tie,;cis 10 mask ball at Drummer nsNt
Thursday evening. on the ccHis ~ VI ''-S
cpening of the new Syndicate hai
CIV Health Physicnn McI.lroy reror,s
that a Mrs. MILLER. Lying st nc, ,,5th ,h,se
street. Is sick and destitute WIZ INV
beIn,e "a Young clr'liren to provide fof' -.
Al the Church of the Anrunelasd Ton VI III,
morn ing during high mass AZ lo.ov y eloSs'
the choir win sing one of GioF..a h,n,i,a :.
There viii he some other muse VI '''''.'N'
excellence. - r.,r
The members OF the Bray's Bayou Hh nf
clui, viii give a MASQUERADE ban ,on .lsr'.
M their park. Duung the ciieI iu ,',cdes ~
VIII ~ pre- shooting md other Hi0ue' VI
entertainment.
Owing to the services at the F,Ist tr ,,s,
byteriar church in the interest," CT ane
Young Mems Christian Assoeiaron' IN ,ash.
viii be no preaching at the Shoa'h NC"
tbis evening
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CAPT AIN JAMES A. MMILLAN.

Salome, and the in Paradisum' by Dubois,
with such grace and delicacy of sentiment
that the most impassioned player could not
have done more. Moved by an exceedingly
kind feeling, Mr.. Eddy included in his pro
gramme larghetto and finale. by the lead,
ing Italian organist Fi'ippo Capocci, ana
at the conclusion of the concert Capocci
shook hands with Mr.. Eddy. expressing his
appreciation and admiration in most en-
thusiastic manner. The great maestro
peuzi, also offered his unbounded admira-
ticn and heartfelt congratulations TO MT
Eddy" .,;,
Though already musician OF extraorulh-
ary knowledge and breadth. and the posses
sor of probably the most extended ana vhr
led repertoire within the grasp OF any lN,ne
organist. Mr.. Eddy's acquisitions during nls
tour of three years In Europe must nave IN
eyitably so broadened the scope OF his woiK
that his coming tour in America assumes
the character OF musical episode OF pecu
iiar importance. No one who loves ihusie
and who knows anything OF Mr.. Eody eau
fail to be eagerly DESTROYS of hearing MN,
we hone the ladies Of the First fresos
terrain church will advance the cause o'
their d,ligent labors and give Houston 'nis
grand opportunity =, Music
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pe Instituted at Mason hall. Mason block.
Monday night. January Is by A. N. Meals,
sutreme deputy of the order for 1,exas
r,i MT; l.. I. McIlyame has Just placed s7s
around the vacant half block In the rear
o. tne Waldo and, Boyiee residences on
CAPITOL avenue and San Jaclnto street.
The Sharks Social and Benevolent club
Enrke's hall. to further the errangcments
Tor their grand concert on St iSatrick's
DAY for the benefit CT ST. Josephs mtirm-
airy.
The Spanish" supper. which was post
poneu last week. wa take place in Kasiie's
nan. Sixth ward. Tuesday night. In add
Lon TO the Spanish bal of fare, oysters
XII %id Be ee served in Al Styles by the LADIES'
church. who have the affair IN hand
The regular mon.hly social at the rooms
On thc Young Mea's Christian Association
VIII be held on Thursday nigh, OF this
rendered The programrne will be unde:.
tne manageme'i OF tho Epworth League
Oh ohpr The TISShe ,,, Melhodis, Episcopal
attend Ii is free to all.
there WIN be preaching this afternoon
az @:aV o tkck At Bryan tal corner Fan
iiin street ana Rusk avenue, by Rev. H. S.
missions. for Taxas. sustained by the
board Of home IN ss.oass IN New York.
Those feeling ;hf.t there is room and rea.
byioIar church in Houston Wal have an
opportunity at the close Of the services 10
eApress 1t.
!, IiioSe who have been ratronizing the
Trn.rE h~il corner of Travis street and
texas avenue. conducted by the Wcnan's !,
heNtt Corps. are loud in Their pr.,isn OF
ane excellent meals served by these ladies
ny wlil continue 10 serve meals mex
p. m. at % cents per ,nsil. and thanlsin, J,
ny, Wy noopie Tor pastpatron2gc as,s a col,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
A GREAT ORGANIST.
1t Il Suggested That He lie securea
for n Recital Have

1t Is SuEEcsted That He lie secureA
for Recital Here,
Mr. Clarence Eddy, the famous concert
organist Of Chicago, is said 10 have few
superiors In Europe and no equals in
America Some time about the 1st Of March
he Will make concert and recital tour
through the South and West, and IL is To be
hoped Houston may enjoy the privilege and
pleasure of a recital by such a master.
There can be no cavil Or question as to the
classic tone aud educational effect of Mr..
Eddy's recitals. Many Of the rarest and
richest productions of the musical talent OF
today he will present for tile first time to
an American audience.
Alexandra Guilmant. who has been the
organist at the Church of La Trinite, Paris.
for the past twenty five years. composed
his sonata in minor expressly for Mr.
Eddy. 10 whom 1t is dedicated Guilnant,
In writing to his American friend aud COM
peer, says: ut fthe sonata in c minor) is
written absolutely in accordance with your
ideas. and II it is good, 1t is because you
inspired it."
We can well be proud OF the flattering
recognltons our countryman received in
Paris. Berlin. Rome. Milan, London and
other European capitals.
L'Osservatore Romano, Rome, April II
1896: THE great organist (Mr. Eddy played
in succession an ofiertorium in ID fat, by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
Ell1. ] 4. A'MILLAN DEAD.
! ~ Time RuilrOader Conc to
tie Great Beyond.
|vrH THE CENTRAL TWENTY YEARS
,x,ovu and Highly Estcemed
AVE. x,,, De Inferred Mt
o'clock This Afternoon.

o.,,.,n James A. Mcmillan. chief CLERK
Vice President and General Manager
o.,,,.n Of the Houston and fexas central
.'I ., his home at Colonel Brewster's res
s a No. sos Milan street, at IL
'.,..t Yesterday morning. The news Oh
:, demise spread quickly over the city,
2. .snecially to the Grand Central depot
49, captain Mcmillan was known to
49, employe OF the railroad headquarters
Wv ,r,imate friends had been expecting
~. ~, hut the general public were shocked
lords of sorrow and sympathy were
|uun every tongue
~. immediate friends consulted and
,ao arrangements for the funeral to take
this afternoon at o'clock from the
Ian,ch of the Annunclation, and interment
4. ,he Catholic burying ground beside the
|. a. n, bs wife. who died ten years ago
|,,u are was 65 years.
c.ptain McMillan's health had been FAIL
l.. tor several months. He was suffering
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY,
The River ana II,rhor Committee OF
Congress.

Ihe River ana IIarhor Committee OF
Congress.
me river and harbor committee of con-
gress is expected to arrive here on Friday
morning, January 90 This committee comes
at the invitation and as the guest of Can
tain j. c. Hutchinson. the member of COLI
gross for this district
The object of their visit is to make a
personal inspection of the river and barpor
work in this section, hence their visit VIII
be OF incalculable benefit to Houston. They
VIII, OF course, be taken down tho bayou
but the programme in detail has not vet
been arranged. The Cotton Exchange.
which has had this matter under consldera-
ton for some time. will in a few days take
some action In the matter in the way Of
appointing the necessary committees, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
The Livery of BiIiousness

Is pronounced yellow. 1t is visible in the
countenance and eyebal!s. It Is accom-
nanied with uneasiness beneath the right
ribs and shoulder blade, sick headache,
nausea and irregularity OF the bowls. To
the removal of each and all OF these dis
comforts, as well as their cause. Hostetter's
stomach Bitters is admirably adapted. This
pre-eminent family medicine also remedies
mslarial rheumatic and kidney complaints
nervousness and debility. 1t promotes ap'
,,atife and sleen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
The Revival Continues.

The revival services at the First Baptist
church continues with increasing interest.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
the congregations have enlarged and con-
versions are reported at every service. This
work has been phenomenal in its breadth
and depth as its power is now felt through
out the city and in all the churches. The
revival will continue every night this week
and no one can tell when the meetings will
close