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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-14
THE wEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia: Fair stationary
tempsrature; westerly winds
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-14

Yost Huff Co. LTD are Offering spe-
clal Inducements OH Buggies, Carriages,
harness, Saddles, etc. during the con-
vention week. No. 209 Jefferson street,
next to Terry building.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-14

Breakfast, % cents; dinner, % cents;
supper 20 cents. Meal tickets, 81. j.
j. Catogni's restaurant.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-14
CONCESSION BY SPAIN.

Washington, Aug. lathe tobacco
owned by Americans which has been held
IN Cuba by the Spanish..govel ment for
Two Years will be released mt once by or
der of the government mt Madrid. Large
importations of the best Cuban tobacco
Mill now relieve the embarrassment of
American cigar manufacturers.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-14

-Now's the time to have your
heating apparatus overhauled and
put in order for the winters
don't delay-have it done
We do all kinds of heating and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

II was rut ON for so cents last night as
well as by Tie original compalny was thu
verdict of all who saw It. The usual budget
Of spocialti,s was on tap ana brought for
ward those clever aud popular Houston
favorites. WIN and Cricket colby, Their
musical specislties In which they intro
duce dozen different musical instru
monts was warmly received. three encores
being accorded them before they We're al
lowed TO leave the stage.
They will rsmain all the week aud are
sure to form one OF the hits OF cacn bill.
ronish, the comedy our Girl" will DO
put on. ON Friday night the management
have arranged for souvenirs IN tho form
of an order on one OF the cIty's leading
photographers to each lady aud miss In
attendance. Ladies tickets will be dis-
continued that night, but until then they
may be secured MS usual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
A CUT IN RATES.
Traffic Men Uncnsy of the New York.
New Orleans Row.


Galveston. Texas, May l7.-In spite OF
the fact that traffic men have been bending
their energies for some time to avoid any
disturbance OF the rate situation. 1t seems
| that a lively row is not at all unlikely un-
less It can be checked In Its ncipiency, H.
indeed, 1t has not already passed that
stage.
| For some time the Morgan line OF steam
crs has been bidding actively for st. Louis
business out OF New York. They have
| done this on thin shave In the rate, so IT
| is alleged, and against the protest OF the
all rail lines from the East TO st, Louis
| But the Southern Pacific was persistent In
| the matter, and finally the Kaniwha Dis
patch and the Cumberland Gap put In a
rate from New York to New orleans which
shaded the Southern Paofic's rate. SO TAR
| as has been learned at this end Of the line,
the ratio named by the kanawha to New
| Orleans Is SO cents, but unless something
| is done. and done soon, to straiyhten out
| the matter and prevent reprisals 1t Is alto
gether likely that rates will go TO pieces
| from one end of the line to the other.
| So far tho cut has not been deep enough
| to affect Galveston very materially. Inc
rate from New York to Galveston is so
cents, making n through rate from Calves
ton of si75 The Decent rate from New
York to New Orleans added TO the rate of
Fl % from New Orleans TO Texas ,onmon
points would make n rate of sl,7S via that
port n difference OF cents per hundred.
Galveston jobbers are decidedly interested
In this matter and Will no doubt expect to
be protected In the matter OF reductions
which may be made TO New Orleans as a
result OF this little difference between the
Kanawha and the Southern Pacific But
shippers and traffic men alike view the SIT
uation will i'll conceded alarm,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
the WHITE OAK souunrznN.
seycruI Interesting Diversion" on
sunday.

Tho White oak Schueizenyereln had a
grand shoot and barbecue sunday. Many
were present and all thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. The following is the nc"fe oil
The shoot: II NJ. Curtin % lpossl3ic ~,
r. l.. Hnendahl g. George Ililiendnhi ~,
II. S,ude 81 a. otto y, Albert Eriohs9n
n simon Roos 81, C. otto 90 A. w J.
Schultz 20, william Volmer 10, X. Whit
IT, +. stclbancr is. George Grosehke is'
c Hoffman II, II Frank 10, r. Gerlot TO-
f.. Tclsohow lG, w. Windt 10, Il. Holman
10.
A contest shoot resulted rs follows
Bear creek won. 9S rings out of a possible
100 White Oak second with ~. Sprlns
Brlnch third with so.
In tho ladies rolling contest the com
pciitors finished IN the following ORDER
Mrs. II Schaper. Mrs @. steia, Miss An
mic schnper Miss Anglia Schruocr, MIS-
william Pratael, Mrs. a. Atheris, Mrs
Rosa schIucliar. Miss Louise Cappenback
mr. FRITZ Tolsharn won the crown and
win he the king for the coming year'
Noxt Sunday he viii give the members a
complimentary ball.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
- ,.,n
4 CUTTING hFFRAf.
Levinn johnson Used n Knife Upon
Nathan Hiliinrd.

About 10 O'Clock last night a cutting
scrape took place near Bering's mill In
the Second ward in which Levina John
son used poinard in expert style on II
man named Nathan billiard. She says
tho quarrel and cutting was caused by
Hniiard using her hard-earned money IN
TIN entertainment 81 other women. ava
maj she tried TO klll him, The instrument
used penetrated the right side OF the neck,
puncturing Tho spinal marrow. from which
ifiiiiard h. u,rtially paralyzei on the right
SIDE 4 deem puncture in the right arm
indicates that the instrument was pionard
shared Loyina johnson was placed 70 jan
ouarter, where Or G. W. clarendon dress
ed his wounds. The affray created oonsId-
erable excitement In the nelghhorhood-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
AFRO-ANIERICAN FAIR.
Plan 10 secure the Sinews of wnr
for the Exposition


Az heeuhg OF the 'ro-A'ncFlcan
Fair aud Exposition held on May II. 1897,
the following resolutions were adonted. to-
vii.
W."
whereas, many members OF congress.
both house and senate, of the rnted
States bovo nromIse5 ia donate a lhor,i
snm +, MA me only exnosjtlon nj nit,ionai
m,gnituIn c,cr rn3ortnler Inv m, n,,,rona
~ the United S,atss. and
Whereaa the sum of 5000 o0o must be
raised
Tbcre,oro ho 4, resolved rbo, we cali,
urr, nll mcn1lors NJ congress- Inv Iettcrs
addrost,d IN th.n n,ling sucb Gonntlons
os they fecI a, liberty ~ s,,hscrihc -, be
uold nav, mr. M such Inn, nc thcv mo-, 500
~ bo,,,rc, rn,y ,,d ,hc f,rs, dny a, i,nu-
arv Isos
Whcrcas r,onv of Tho mcmhars n, our
Toyns s'ato i~"i.la,nre bnye nro,risad 70
ala ms. 'N n''''' ''''' -
Thnrcfor. ho 4, ,osolved That ,ve col,
., $40 ,',o,,,,rs ~ .,hsrrihc ~, Ico,, a;
cacI ,o ro ,',iI now az nj such ,lmo os
Nh 80, ~ t, l', I-,,n , .,,,.ar nam, anI mo
first Gav ~ Ian,,ary igqs
~ - .',.-,,., rh,, o.,h .,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE
Annual Inspe ction Tour Over tke
Southern Pacific.
BRIEF SKETCH OF A. G. ASkEW
Special Rates Announced for Excur-
slons Next sundny-Othcr
Rnilroud News.

Yesterday evening two special cars came
In on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
from San Antonio. With these cars were
second assistant to the president OF the
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass. VIM. Mahl,
NJ. d. Monsevolte, general manager; r. II.
Innis, general superintendent, and Geo.
Butcher, superintendent of motive power
and machinery OF the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass. These officials passed over
the line yesterday and 1t is understood
that Mr.. Mahl will take in all the Hunt
iegton lines before returning to New
Work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
freight agent of the Katy at Houston, was
in town this morning.

freight agent of the Katy at Houston, was
in town this morning.
The case of the Gulf and Interstate Rail-
way company VS. t. u. CARAT, to compel
the latter to take $4,000 OF the bonds Of the
company for which he had subscribed was
discontinued today, Mr. Garratt paying tho
company small sum OF money and assum-
ing tho costs OF the suit,
Galveston, Texas, May III II. bar
thulomcw, traffic manager for the Mallory
line OF steamships, with headquarters at
Galveston, has appointed MIR. $. T. DeMill
chief clerk in his office For seven aud a
half years Mr.. DcMilt has been chief clerk
IN the offica OF the general freight agent OF
the International and Great Northern at
Palestine. serving a part of that time under
MIR. bartholomew He is spoken OF as on,
of the best chief clerks in the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

San Antonio, Texas. May IA survey
ing party Of the Chicago, st. Louis ana
T.x.s Air Line took the field this aiier-
noon to make a final survey of the lihe
from san Antonio to Brownsville a ois-
lance of go miles. Chief Engineer VIII
lam Kennedy Is in charge of the parry ann
rxpocis 20 complete the survey WITHIN I'm
weeks or two months, as nurh OF w NJ
o.-way agents will follow the SURVEYING
party and a. d. Gum. president Of 'ns s
company. says work will begin as soon a. as
The right way agents finish their MP VOTE
The read will extend iront n.In nH' c nm
Texas 10 Concyyille, Kan where Goa
nec,ircs win be made with lines runalns
70 Chicago and St Louis, a party OF cap
ltnlists in Mexico are working plannlngc 81 20 .
build n line from Drow"svlle 10 ~ S Ma
Of Mexico via Tampico. making an az ~ rne
from 81 Louis to tho Mexican capital n'
rcd viii be built with English eap'ta''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
CITY BRENITIEs.

Raim prevented service by tho Christian
EndulVor at Brunncr sunday night, hut
The Juniors held a rous!ng mc,tiing Ia the
afternoon.
u.,,,., ,,.,n ~, a., .,t.,.,,t,, ,,,,.,tr,,, of
tuVty WI uu ~, ",'eI ~ 'V ~, ~ W
boii tHnirh; and MI ,ne,nbcrS arc 'prsed to
be- present. Visiting brothers are wei
come
M, ,,,or.o,, 49,, 90 n,,r Nh, An
,, A., ~ ~ ,.',.r,s, 81" ,," Ne,y Grleona
me,u 80" 1870, ~ ~ ~ .c,,,,l''n.
h.us., "urh', vi 40, rs,d1'I ". w.. M",r%iI,
s t'.i, """ WIS., ""''uA ~ NV
~ me inec,lnB OF ,i'e .iuv Nv, olu" $40
mgnt an NE NECESSARY So I,n,Is fnr he
nPpon. 81 10 at'Nl'sv Wv u"n,,,,i,,.,enttrv
."hNv ,, i 1U",' !" , ug N''
10 MSS iSVes'e ""eu'S
The infant SON of NJ. LOUIS lasghe, NJ
1917 Kane street. skin wHrd. dici SeHltt
day morning. and mo luptrRi WIZ occur
IN $ morninE from the family res'de"oe'
lutvrmcnt at Magnolia ceaictcrS'
Nfra Dorn schmidt lts1 her home.
! corner or Elan and st hmnnuol streets.
| SUNDAY night. and was hutlrl al ! y. IN.
| Nes tcrdNN, NE lrtcrnent neink w W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
pnINriaWs' Picnic.
Full list Of Committees Appointed
for Their Big Day on May 70.

for Their Utg nay on Way 5V.
The printermen those usually scdate.
one. luug-l looking individuals are ge,tirg
n great hustle on themselves. \ largo
number OF donations from the leading bus
mess men of the city have already been
received. to be awarded to the winners Of
tho various contests.
Committeev OF every description for the
public comfort have been appointed. and
that the outcome OF the affair will be sue
cessfui there seems little doubt.
Following IS full list OF the various
committees appointed:
On arrangemonts-Vic Daniels, II, X.
Humphrey II. C, Malsch.
on experimentation L. w. Cave Justin
White r. NJ. Johnston, l.. NJ Rich II. Il.
Warner. Ben Gilmore. G. j. Palmer. John
J. Moody. Dudley u. Bryan, II. T, Warner.
On awards--G. j. Palmer, Hulda Miller.
w. j. Kohlhauff Justin White, lack p.
Smart X. r. Noble. K. Il. Toole
on privileges--Hulda Miller. w. J. Kohl
haun.
ON muslc-william Groom. Vic Daniels.
o. j. May.
Floor Observation-Disclosures Eberlo Vim.
! Groom w. II. Blount, Jack p. Smart, \.
Hays Quarles, @. a. Rosch, +. II. Wells.
II. l)umustro,
on ground police~-E. X Humphrey. w.
/ J. kohlhauff. T.. V. Aten. Antoine Med
lcnka. w. A. Rosch.
| ON grouuds-E. V. Atou. Frank Mather
| w. j. Montgomery. Wyatt Snudel. Charley
, Fellows, Perry Wcstcott, George w. Bald
win. II. c. Malsch.
| On tickots--Nic Daniels. II. C. Malsch
lulda Miller. w. ]. Kohlhanit George
| Frederick Tucker, J Hays Quarles
ON transportatlon-H c, Malsch. Frank
Mather, Frank Little, Charles Glass.
On invitntion--Vic Daniels, G. j. Palmer
| Colonel VIII Lambert.
The following named gentlemen viii ms
sist the various committees In tho dis
charge Of th"ir duties, which is an assur
ance that the public comfort VIII We wei!
looked after: p. II. Neumnn. l.. ] pfelf
fer, Joe Schllling. A. ]. nross. Horace
Walker, Hiram Melvin Y. Y Murphy
Charley Palmer. John II, Brown. Major w
J, Moore, y. X, Allen. VIII Cumming, Ton
iGaifnoy, II. u. Slater. Vie Andrew, C.
Nccco. Ulrich Haxthauscn.
On prOEramme-J C, Stanley
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

TO make decision. aud has taken the
matter into It's swn hands. IL has an
nounced that II will put It's schedule OF
rates to the disputed territory into effect at
once This action has had the effect OF
hastening action by the other roads. and
the chairman OF the Western Passenger
association has called a meeting of the
transmssouri lines to be held In st. Louis
next Wednesday 10 consider the entire
meter and decide upon some plan of action
by which the rates can be made effective
throughout the entire territory OF the
Western Passenger association OH June /.
The chairman has also aykcd the roads
OF the association 10 vote on the PROPOSE
ton to grant rate OF one fare plus s.
for the round trip for the convention OF
the Epworth league. which is to be held
in Toronto In July.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
cn1,r1IrRN nAILWAY.

Tho Southern rallWay H'Iedm0ht AT
Ijnel operates solld trains between New
orleans and Washington city. with elegant
ycstIbulc Pullman sleeping cars New Or
leans 10 New York without change. Only
thirty four hours New orleans TO Washing
ION. and forty hours TO New YORK without
change Luxurious dining cars double
daily trains; no delays; unelualed time.
ana unexcelled equipment he iriend 10
yourself and be sure your tickle, reads Via
Southern railway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
OLD oONTEDEn ATE DEAD.
r.. q. Payne Dies suddenly Yesterday
md VII lie limrIch T0dny.

T. q. Payne. an eN-confoderato so'dier
OF Company c.. Twelfth Texas cavalry
General Parsons' brigade. and a member
Of Dick Bowling Camp. NO ~, uniteh
tcrday AT ~ O'Clock. He will be buried
to-day from his residence, corner OF Brooks
and Terry street. IN the camp lot at the
Goruban cemetery. under the auspices OF
the Dick Bowling camp. All members are
reqnr sted to meet at their hall at 2:20 ~ IN.
TO attend the funeral.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
II. ana II. @ special Rates.

The following rates have been made by
the Houston and Texas Central:
June G. ! and s. sell round trip tickets to
College account Agricultural and Mechan-
ical commencement exercises Limit TICK
cts Juno .. 1897 Rates viii be Us follows:
Bryan Csc BenchlGy soc; Sutton zoe
Hearnc sl.05; Calvert slo5. From sta
tons north Of Calvert, one fare for the
round trip. ollborn 2jc; Mllllcan Soc
Navascta poe Stations south of Nayasoia
one fare for the round trip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

]. d. WclyortDn 10 W. II. Borton.
b0yl00 feet out Of Ingram Addl-
tion. porih side Buffalo bayou 80
j. r.. Wciss and wife, Louise, to
II. l.. HUBBLE. LOT 4, block 26i,
north aide Buffalo bayou. .....
Houston Compress company 10 Mrs.
Salllc c. C0ckroll. 20x20 feet. lot
10i. section E......,. .,.:.t'..
Robert Trotler to Mary w Living
sion. 500 acres south half ". l..
Brmhaiu survey Oess lCo acres
Mary W. Livingston TO Abbie NJ
Perry. 700 acres In u. l.. Bra
ham survey; Other considerations
and .....,,,. ..','..'' 80 '.''''
James Converse TO George Bees,
5Oxl00 fem, block ". Allen addi-
lion. north aido Buffalo bayou.
George Bees 10 Mrs. Laura Deepen
brock. 50xio0 feet, block AZ. AL
Ion nd1ltion....,. ....., &C.. -
]. NJ. A. McEnnis TO W. i. Mac
0tce. lots I, 2, 2, 10 and II, bloci,
3. north side Buffalo bayou..,..
G. A. Anderberg and wife 20 Violet
A, Anlerberg. lot iol, Magnolia
gardens ...... .,..,. 80. ''''''.'
James A. Baker. Jr., to George H.
Porter, y lots II and 70, block
1iG, Houston Heights go, .,.'.
". o. Jones and Il. u. Hickman
by n. S. I,oyeii. trustee. 70 Mrs.
Mollna Freund. part Of lot ..
block %. south side Buffalo bayou
Mrs. Mary Fuchs ct al 10 members
Fint German Evangelical Luth-
crn church Of Houston. fraction
block 10. Merkol addition. ,....
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
nniIding Permits.

The following building permits we're Is
sued yesterday from the Office OF the city
engineer;
simon Kottwitz. addition 10 house on lot
~. block nc, Texas avenue. sl5o
Mrs. May Kelley. frame cottage ON lo' o.
block 2S3. Hutchins street, $1,000.
X. u. Roco, repairs and addition 10 nouso
ON lot 2. block Ii7, Cheneyert street, $50.
John Lockman. repairs aud addition 10
house, San Jacinto and Mctiowen, 1910.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
Getting ia the Gulf.

Galveston. Texas. May 1.-THE Phiiaael-
phia Ledger stock report says 1t is rumored
that the Chicago Great Western has mace
n traffic arrangement with the Kansas cry.
rittsburg and Gulf and that 1t VIII soon
have an outlet to tho gull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
Al die Auditorium.

The second and last week OF tho en-
fragment OF the sissOn Comedy company
oponed up auspiciouBly at the Auditorium
last night with THE Colonel" that clever
comedy In which Dir. Sisson won fame ana
money four years ago at high prices. That
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

Brcnham. Texas May l7.-Thc commit
tee having in charge the management OF
the picnic Of the order Of Railway Con-
ductors here on the Goth met this morn
ing and the various committees reported
the ARRANGEMENTS progressing nicely
large crowd is expected here on TINS oe1a-
sion. Navasoia and Brenham WIN play
ball likewise Temple and Sealy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
conf,rcncc called al 81 Loui.'

For several weeks the Western roous
have had the question OF summer 'onf's'
rates under consideration, but the iale
c,,aks have been unable to aGree up9n the
rates which should be made ehee.Ne ~
Colorado points. The Missouri Pacific nAs
groy,n tired OF waiting for the rate eiefh'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
rxtcn,Ion of Tickets.

The following has been issued by the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
To Agents In Texas:
Nashville. Tenn. June % to o. eN-
st. Louis Missouri. May 10, 1921
Nashville. Tenn. June % to &c. cx-
Vile for the occasion will be extended ten
days by deposit with Joint agent at Nash
willie. This makes limit of twenty days
on these tickets Give all possible pub
lici,y to this and advise all ex-Confcderate
camps of the arrangement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
GALVESTON srArEMnNr.

Net receipts OF cotton at Galveston to.
day were gi9 bales; this aoaSou. i,5tS. 1863:
sime timc last season, alsaa.
Gross rerolIits this seoSon. l. sal $50: same
time last ,'o,son. a2n.ii3.
Total EXPORTS: This day. 1901 this sea-
son, ioS Wf snme time last season. pDi,1S.
Stock on hand; This day. 39,s6G, sumo
dlY last Vahr. %. 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
nrlvcr,nn Nntes.

j. waddy Tate commercial ian Sf Iloss Il,
Cotton Belt. is here To-Day rom ',o.s, .se,,
~ Lawson, travelling passenger agent
W, -, 10. is making the rounds hoTe To-
day. -, traffic mauager OF
D. na,,ary lire. returned yesterday norn-
ing from St Louis. General,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
Galveston to Brcmond and Austin inclu
give, excepting Hampstead.

On .rune 3 and FOR trains arriving at
Prairie View. Texas. morning OF June D.
sell round trip tickets at one fare Limit
tickets June ., 1897, Rate from Hampstead
will DO 20 cents, For No j OF May So,
agent at Houston Will sell round trip
tictets to preirie View at rate OF 81, Inn
it!ng tickets May 81. Above on accouh.
Of commencement exercises ct Prairie view
Ncrmal SCHOOL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
RUN on A BANK

WIN soon break it. Those having their
shirts. collars and cuts run on our new
machine will ind no break 70 them 81
Packard's Troy Laundry. si2 Prairie ave-
nue.. Phone 33?.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

IN WV, Houston. Texas, are sole
hs ,t I,Iler & Amends Prescription
o. NH cure against Rhouma-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

ah. Hampstead; ". Kerry.
-. nnts l.. Hll. Livingston; q
LneciH. y. NJ. MIS- rarb r
"a NJ; F.. Hatch. Galveston
n. aY1 v Galveston: G. w. pei
Z" nioIk' L, c. Lynch. Austin
fsI gvyie, OF city, Pa. q. W
n W. l.. Roberts, Cameron,
A. ii'aMs?n, Wharton: l.. I{cher,
49,, ". Russell. Beaumont. L..
p W., san Anion!o; John II.
h i ~, NO; "a Walker, Austin
vMal!oy, Kansns CITY, ". j.
An!enlo' j. a. Wagner. Nc,,
" II se,inr, ~; J. 4. Jcill.ns,
n NJ, VII and wife Rlcl.,uon 1
E,.,. bnnrn'ield. city: i. II.
SM .ily; T. G.. Norihwa.l,
tsf,, ,ael'yer, Fort Worth; y.
Ava VIE city; j. 7. Hays
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL .

nMii Downs, Dover, Del: II. H..
pc Navasoia, Texas; Joe Jacobs.
b., Nd; P. 7. Reynolds. Waco,
1 0ppenhe.mer. l.. Ross. New
FIR Mckee, New Orleans, La
kzstl II. NJ. Sherman. Chiclg 20
sglAison, New York; o. W. Mech
s. r, Rutan,. Texas; Thad ".
Fslsrsbure. Va: u. T.. Barbie.
n Ky; Given Moore. Rockford
Dtaas; l.. Il. BRYAN, Nelnsco.
Y Rvees, ST. Louis. Mo-; Jake
lfhs! chlrioy Applerallm. Nov
y Asnan, Cincinnati. ohio: Nm.
NJ York: c. \. Newnnn and
gsasGhla. Il. II. Maker. Con-
Thu l., {. BreHnqr. ,Fr;,nl,
" u wife. Mrs. w. = Miller.
e has; J. a. Valley. San An
Xxx Z, Hermann san Antonio
~, Bolton. Texas. Geo. ".
W. s. Louis. Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
Lipb, Gunrd Whist Players.

Following H. the standing of the second
Iirht Guard Whist tournament ehulhR
los, might:
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