The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-23
OUR NEBRASKA FRIENDS.
Representative Citizens Prom the
Great West Coming.
ONE HUNDRED DELEGATES NAMES.
Houston WIN Meet the visitors WitA,
open Arms and All Texas Bids
Them Welcome.

Governor Culberson has issued q call
for the convention In Houston, December
z, and 8, which will consider the neces-
sity Of Texas being represented at the
Transmississippl and International expo
sition at Omaha next year. The Omaha
World Herald, of which Hon. VIM. J.
Bryan was formerly editor, has the follow
Ing to say concerning the delegation COM
ing from Nebraska:
The following are the delegates from
Omaha and from other cities and towns In
Nebraska to the Transmississippi EXPOSE
ton convention at Houston, Texas, De-
cember z. AS will be seen there are forty
on the Omaha list and sixty on the State
list, while Accommodations have only been
provided for twenty-five from Omaha and
forty from out in the State. Letters are
coming in by every mail reserving berths,
and Chairman Green states that the only
way for him to do Is to assign berths in
the two Pullmans to those delegates who
first apply and pay for them. About half Of
the berths have already been reserved, and
IT Is expected that all those for Omaha
delegates will have been taken by Satur-
day night:
From Qmaha--Ex- Governor Alvin Sa,nd-
ers, j. p. Finley, j. Robbins, A. p. Turkey.
l.. s. Skinner, G.. N. Hicks. S. A. Broad
"Sl, MaJoT ~. H. Wneeler, w. N. Nas9m,
j. H. Parrotte, p. w. Birkhauser, Thomas
H. McCague, J. H. Evans, Thomas Swift.
H. H. Harder. B. X. Ball, j. B. Piper, b.
F. Thomas, Judge Keysor. w. w. Mace.
G. +. Harrison, W. r. Holman, j. L.
Baker, w. G.. Shriver, William f.. Gurley,
g. William Carlock, John O'Conncr. c. l..
Chaffee, A. G.. Edwards. Major st, A. d.
Balcombe, George Munro, Charles Kauff-
man, d. T. Mount, w. B. Meikle, Ira b.
Minr MOI A u Il,
G. Burbank, H. w. Shriver A. S. Potter.
From the State-A. ]. Wright, Tecum-
sch; j. L. Smith, Beatrice; e. D. Einssl,
Holdredge; George l.. Day and c. E.
Adams, Superior; A. l.. Spearman, Spring
field: G. r. Glover, Valentine; H. Hugh
Syenham. p. T. Lambert. Norris Brown
and Frank E. Beeman. Kearney; w. A.
Gordon, Farnam; w. w. Hopper. Superior;
J. H. Cooley, Kenesaw; DR.. Glover, Ar
lington; e. Hardy, Central City; ]. II.
MacColl. Lexington; l.. d. Richards. FIRE.
mont; George Is. Darr, Lexington; Judge
Grimes. North Platte; Mayor Graham,
Lincoln; H. L. Goold, Ogalalla; Mr.. She'll
enberger, Alma; David Anderson, South
Omaha; e. A. Crum, Creighton r. j.
Nightingale, Loup City; j. F. Weybright.
Willard; Hon. George w. Brett. Mason
City; F: M. shriver, Glenwood, Iowa; N.
K. Persinger, Central City; A. R. Cruzen,
Curtis; Q. w. Haley, Red Cloud; George
Secular and May H.. LeFeber, Superior;
D. T. Phillips, George W. Whitaker, r.
u. Moore, W. L. Hand, e. p. Tufts end
George w. Hurlbert Kearney; w. II.
Thompson. Grand Island; W. w. Kendall,
SUPERIOR Fred Hedde. Grand Island; DR..
J. I. Leas, Chadron; H. D. Smith, Lexing-
ton; W. d. Oldham, Kearney; r. B.
Schneider, Fremont; E. M. F. Lee
Hang, Lexington; A. G.. Wolfenbar-
ger, Lincoln; Joseph Oberfelder, Sidrey;
M a. Daugherty. Ogalalla; Hon. John NJ
Baldwin, Council Bluffs, Iowa. George w
Brooks and r. NJ. Peyton, Creighton: John
w. Long, Loup City; r. Valentine, Mason
City; Hon. r. F. Kloke West Point; J, v.
Hinchman, Glenwcod Iowa