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WHITE COLLAR LINE

Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav
igation Co.
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The RATE WARS EFFECT.
Colorado Common Point Tariff Nav
Go Still Lower.
WESTERN ROADS ARE CONSIDERING
Potatoes and Apples Are Carried by
the Mallory Line at Eight
Cents Per Hundred.

A Chicago dispatch to the Globe Demo-
crat says The Western freight men are
much disturbed over tho news that the
fight between the Mallory and Morgan
lines of steamships and the Lone Star line
is still kept up. The trouble between these
lines has been the cause of low rates that
have been made In Transmissorri and In
transcontinentai rates, and now, with the
trouble brcaking out in renewed force, the
roads are fearful that they will ue COM
PEELED to reduce their rates sim further.
Freight is carried by the steamship Zines
from New York 10 the Gulf Of Mexico rorts
for = cents per 100 pounds. This givts a
through rate to the Pacific coast ana 10
Colorado points which the Western roads
can not hope to adjust. and II the steam
ship companies keep 1t up tor any length
of time the roads will have 10 allow their
traffic 10 so from them or carry 1t at a
great loss.
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his first look at Houston yesterday. He
was given a luncheon Ut the Capitol Those
present were MIR. Toutan;, who occupied
the seat OF honor; Mr.. W. ID. Cox, Captain
&. Il. Wilcox and Mr. y. II. Downs OF Tenn
PIE and George D. Armistead OF Dallas.
MIR. Toutant met Governor Culberson In
Galveston. lie was presented to I.ieuten-
ant Governor Jester and many other prom
inert Texans yesterday Governor Jester
Will dine with him AT the fremont in CAL
weston today. AIR. roatant visited The
Post, the flower festival and other points
OF interest In Houston. returning 10 Gal
weston at O'Clock In the afternoon.
lie said TO a Post reporter: This ID my
first trip 10 Texas. | had visited every
other State IN the Union. and had even
made a voyage 10 the ice fields of Alaska;
! had seen much OF the british Isles and a
great deal of Continental Europe, but
know now THAT my travels were very In
complete TIL l had seen something OF
Texas. From reading Northern and East
ern newspapers | had formed u very diff
ferent opinion OF Texas from that l have
now. | find here Just as much wealth,
Just ns much culture and Just os much hos
ritality as ] have ever met anywhere.
like the climate and ] am in love With the
people I have seen. Ny duties Will keep
me In Texas the greater part OF the win
ter. and look forward to my stay with
many pleasant anticpations."
MIR 1outant thinks tho iispensation OF
pie 20 hungry Texas rcpuSlicaas viii coon
begin, He Is New York republican who
has known Mr. Mckinley Tor many years.
and is in hearty sympathy with the mes
| sage recently transmitted 70 congress.
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!. Railway Conference.

Shreveport. La December 6,-ronlght
there arrived in this city President Will
lam Buchanan, Manager j. a. buchanan OF
the Louisiana and Arkansas railway; Presl-
dent ]. Creighton. MIR. f. Drake and Good
will of the Minden railway, and w. III
Wadley and II. j. Allen OF the Nickel Plate
railway They will hold a conference TO-
morrow looking TO devising means to con-
meet the lines running from haughton
Minden north through Cotton valley 10
Stamps, Ark The Louisiana and Arkansas
has dhirty-three miles in operation south
from, STAMPS and the Nickle Plate fourteen
miles north. leaving an unfinished gap Of
twenty-five miles. Minden tap Will cross
the Dorchcat and join the main Inc ut OF
near Cotton valley. This, If consuminaled'
will make a road OF seventy -fiye miles,
traverstng rich agricultural fields ana vast
forests of long leaf pine intersecWng the
Cotton Belt at Stamps. IT VIII become an
Important road for shipping lumber direct
to the North.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
"Hunan Hearts

The company presenting Mr.. Hal Reds
pretty and interesting Southern play "hu-
man Hearts" closed their engagement al
the cpera house last evening. Two per
for1rances were given yesterday. matinee
and night. and at both the audience warm
liz testified its enjoyment OF the aitrac-
tim Human Hearts is full Of dramatic
interest and OF pathos and Mr. Reias
oonpsny is one of sufficient strength TO
present his excellent composition accent
ably
Tonight, t,morrow matinee and saturday
nisht Nan Stuart's yeriseopo reprodnctloh
- The Corhett- Fitzsimmons prize iisht WIZ
~ tdven at the opera house. Tnfre VII
Internationally be a large ero"a al sacr
OF the exhibitions ire ~, 'thn",ss,tc N
anniauding at other points In Texas ana
| elsewhere as the men.
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land, Brenham: ]. H. Monroe, Columbus:
X. Westall. Brazoria: IL. l.. Brenneman,
Paris; Guy M. Bryan, Galveston: II, 4.
Rugs. Alvin. w. ]. Mcdonald, Hemp
stead Is crit McDade. Hampstead: j, VIM
ston. STAFFORD Texas; Shirley Heysser, Col
umbus: j. II. Mceks, Josserand: j. II.
McMullen, Josserand: II. Long, Dallas:
A. Herman, Crockett: j. IT. Adams, Or
ange; +. A. Cheatharn, orange; c. A. car
ver Louisiana; Roy c. Oaks, Columbus:
=. III. Clark. Austin: james +. Carlton,
IEler. a. Morris. San Antonio; w. II.
BrickneM. New York: W. j. bryant,
NeSm; X. ID. Lawrence, Ilovelady; s. j.
H@drickA Henderson,; NJ. II. Mayo,
Or1aha. Walker King, Crockett: II. NJ.
owe. Omaha; w. NJ. Anderson and wife.
Richmond: G. Crawford. Fort worth
Miss Ethel Pnrkson RSchnromd: s. IL.
1hilhs, Dallas: f. w Smith, Chicago: r.
W. Lee. Chicago; Thomas ThrediStn, Mat
ton, Ill.,; G. w. Sanders, Texas; Il. 6.
TABOR. Bryan; George u. Neal, Nava-
sofa; G. I. Harris, Mexia; s. II. Harai-
son, city: MT: Newton, Chicago; Miss
Brelah Reese. Tenaha; w. j. Murehison.
Loveiady; j. II. Wood. Sherman; w. C.
Baird, Halletsville: Mrs. o. Harrington,
Eagle Lake: j. w. Harris, Eagle Lake;
l.. G. Maier, LaGrange: William I. Ca.
ssey and wife. Galveston: John Foster
Kansas CITY; l.. Sarragin. Fayetteville,
G. r. linn, Fort Worth; O. p. Jones
Bastrop: j. T. E,lhs, Reedsvillc; Il. II.
Carlton, Reedsvllle.
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RETURNED HOME.

G. c. FELTON,, assistant superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
arrived last night on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas from Dallas. ana de )artct for
that place at So o'clock on The Houston
and Texas Central In response TO n tele-
gram notifying him Of the death OF his
wife. Mary Elizabeth (nec ilousleyl FELTON,
which occurred very sud lonly yesterday
afternoon at tho home, $50 South ErVay
street.
When Mr.. FELTON, left home YESTERDAY
morning Mrs. FELTON, was apparently as
well as ever, and at Temple ne received a
message from her saying that she would
spcud the day with friends ana postpone a
contemplated trip 70 Gainesville AZ
smithyille Mr.. FELTON, received a lnesasee
from his chief clerk in Dallas, sayins tha'
Mrs. FELTON, was seriously i'll anl Tor MN
10 come aR soon as possible. the noitn
bound train bad been passed., consequently
better time could be made by coming u
Houston. At LaGrange he received an
other wiro saying she bad died, assishlhs
heart fsiluro as the cause
Mrs. FELTON, was IN her forty -iourth veal
and well known IN Houston.
Mr. FELTON, was accompanied 10 Dnlia'
lest night by Major Charles y. Peck
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Notes and Personals.

CAPTAIN A. Faulkner was an arrival on
the Houston aud Texas Central last night
Assistant General Freight Agent Crosse
close Of the Katy has returned from Gal
weston.
]. w. Allen. general freight agent Of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, was In
Galveston yesterday,
]. N. Wisuer, Southwestern passenger
agent of the Seahoard Air Line. is back
from trip to North Texas.
r.. D. Yoakum, general freight and pas.
senger egent of the Houston East and
West Texas. spent yesterday In shreve-
port.
John X. Rosson. live stock agent OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, with head
quarters at Fort Worth, was In the CITY
yesterday.
Manager Christeson and superinteni mt
TAFT of the Wells, Fargo & CO. express
and Superintendent Case of the Pacific
Express company arrived on the Houston
and Texas Central last night from North
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10

san Antonio. Texas December a.-~Th'
,,.,r,o, ,,,a meeting was niuguraled to-
day vi der the most faNorHp'" 'o''n',
lions The weather was fhe' Track la''
ana attendance Large. only TWO taNo''''s
won. and the three ba9ks on the 'raeN
sellins' haI mllo-l,ittlc Nulcnh, La Tro'
phia Trllhy. Time '3A ra,,, r,.lsor
Quarter of "A nils Coicy, rom l"eNe''
"i ny f,,rloni,s Anna lIoIm, Burke, Jr
p',tcy Norfolk. Time, lM2A,
Tiree-fola.ths Of a milo-,Iohn , baKor
clan Campbell Gray Dog Time' ~,
HAN mile Tommy Tucker Joe ''''""
Mamie Hayes. Time. O;3i'2'
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CITY BKENltIEo'

nat, c.tv marshal OF Cameron
~, X. :" left Yesterday. having In CUSTODY
dijes wade an escaped county eonVie'
The westbound Southern i'aelh Co. was ,os
o,oia ,hirty minfltes last nigat TOT tH ~
Human Hears company Wh'c" "e"' ~
San An'o14o. ,...,,,,, ahout
'e,csnck nerforsnei the marriage ev, 15
% ~ . ~ ,veen william n. Robins2n NY
AIS pra!e Moler OF this oity. lnS wv
,sng took place in the justices o,nse
There Will he meeting , o, rooms
G ,l. r ~ at 1919 oc,ock, The rector
.Sisnr5 d. AYES requests int st.sh h., us.
1s there Is important work 10 Do N'S
Guessed.
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Cation ne,t officials.

Corpus Christi, Texas, December 0.-The
marty of railroad officials who arrived Mt
Portland last Monday AMI spent an hour
or 50 in this city the same day left for
th,, North Tuesday night The party which
arrived on the Cotton Belt special. consist
ing of two coaches the Arkansaw Traveller.
and Texas Ranger spent two days hunting
at Gum Hollow, meeting with much sue
cess. and killing many ducks and geese
Tho following is the personnel OF inc
parity: Samuel w FordYce president OF
the Cotton Belt; William Fordyce. ms sou
Edwin Gould. vice president; j, A. Edison.
slDpriutepdcnt.
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Incrcnsc in Enrnines.

The following reports Of gross earhlrEs
for the fourth week of November were
made Yesterday Wisconsin Central ILL
23i. an increase Of $2I.7ii Norfolk ana
Western $3.50 500, an increase Of $526tS'
st. Louis and San Francisco Si9i 9a7 an
increase of 1895; Texas Pacific S2a3 800,
an increase of $27752; southern railway
1884 ,169. an increase OF S5} i55. Louisville
and Nashville S570,-di, m increase OF
$50 q33 Missouri Pacific $50 100 an in
crease Of S2z6OOO; Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas $402 ,l43, an increase OF SiO,,i26.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10

New Orleans December ''--'h" ip''
1av Of the Crescent Jockey mceo"h
weather Gne; track slow.
FIRST rsco.-Saliing, uree-tonr'nS OF
milo Ava fira,, Ben Waddeii eecohd' DE-
N''lh, r1cc, irivo-eigthths or milc-
SEAPORT pu0ster, laura May time i"o
Third Race Settling. ,r enc , !aW '''s''
',om,th observation-disclosures OF a mile
AN Arne1, Cherry Leaf, Mace Time
Tif,h racs,-S.iling, ono mile ana 'wents
wards Fasig, DpciettaAer. 'a"pi""'
Time 1914.
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San Francisco, December 9.--Weather M
Intlaa4de clear. The Third race was DO
clared OF and a six lurking race snbsd-
tntod. Track slow.
FIRST race -Soveii-eiEhth@ or IL niIe-
odds ON. picstaur, ltluslinGton. Tine
i.a3. s..,h., &c , mile
Second race Three tonrthS "t u hit
nan L,nlauo. Garland Bar Ben Anela'
,r,tra hrec-fourihs Of a milee-Fte
teaC woodland Mclle. Charles y lime
,s.r,,.t, racs>~On0 and ono-eiNteenth OF n
rnile- Ssufiie, Baruardtillo, Lost GIRL lhhe
iNftb -r;lrvcn-si x'eeuihs OF a miile-
Ilermosol i4ageleta rat Murphy iH'ie
1.l1i4
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s,,,. rlornI ..socintion.

Waco, Texas, December S.--President D.
w. Barnett has issued call for meet
ing to take place in Waco on Mpnd4y' Inc
goth instant, for the purpose OF orgahlAihs
a state Floral association, in which an
th, local soeietles viii be invited 10 JOIN
Ia no moye TO federato the local societies
president Barnett OF the Waco Floral SO
ci,ay h receiving announcement rom
flower lovers OF Houston, Dallas Ga'Vss'
an San Antonio and ether points. lie IN
yltes professional and amateur tlotiSts
frcm an PARTS Of Texas 10 come 10 ao'
and attend the meeting on the 2Vth m
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
The Dallas Team VIII Leovc FOR
Austin Tonight.

Austin Tonight.
Dallas. Texas, December a,--FFhe Dallas
heavy w,elght football team viii leave hero
for Austin Friday mght at 7:lh over tho
Central. The team Will occupy IL special
sleeper, and on their arrival In Ahsuh
the car will be shsintcd on q side track,
w,he,. they caan enjoy their early morn
ing nan. A rate OF $3.50 For tho ronnd TRIP
nas been vi vell, and n large numbor OF the
lovers OF thA heroic game have aircnhy
sirnified thetr intention or going
The gnmo viii Ice the moSt importan'
ope of the Texas season. and Will prooahly
lac the hest example OF football playing
vet stem I'm ToNas. a..
whichever team wins Will -hcld the ilrs'
posttion amony football teams IN thf
southwest, and from present hN1lca,lu,l,
thr hattie for that honor VIII DC one woruH
,oins n
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Wharton Texas, December e--The young
man George Hood, who was shot accident
ally. as reported in yesterdays dispatches
aied last evening at o'clock. DR. Fly
from Galveston had been summonea ~
special train, but came too ate "a
,ny that The bullet had cut the intestlne'
IN !. dozen places. II was a sad death. the
oniy son. promising aud bright, loyei 10y
kindred and friends lie Will be buriea
AT q .. m. today IN the city cemetery
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r,r,.,mas holiday Excursion Z" inc
Southeast.

IN December q ard q the Mis so,,n :,
:, On md Texas ra!lrNsd will sell Ioun.
rim tickets to all points in the so ,,.,a
!, ra,s OF one fare for the round VIZ rom
~ rs~Eets COED for retuIp thirty Gays nun
ua S.,otsi trains, with through eoscnes, WIZ
pm from Texas pSints 10 the Old STATES
Routes rs desired. ,.,,s and further
rot address any NJ, X and I.
,,ckd agent. or W. g. Crush; genera pas
ssnser Ard ticket agent. DalAs' Texas.
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MRS. G. G. FELTON, DEAD
WAS STRICKEN SUDDENLY AND
DIED IN 4 SHORT TINE.
Was II Resident OF Houston for More
Than Fourteen Xcars-.Mr.
Fclton's sad Return.

Dallas, Texas, December 9..-Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth FELTON,, nee liousley, wife OF
Assistant District Superintendent q. c.
FELTON, of the Western union Telegraph
company, headquarters in Dallas, died sud
derby about Ans this afternoon of heart
failure at hor boarding house. the homo OF
Miss Barry, $50 South Ervay street Mrs
FELTON, was i'll less than one hour aud coult
not converse coherently after the first at
tack,
She lad Just returned from an over.
night visit OF the home OF her friend, Mrs
Royal n. Ferris, and WAS in excellent
health and spirits Suddenly she com
planned to Mrs Il. NJ. Winstead OF sickness.
of the stomach. and tainted. she was car
ricd TO her room ana glass Of warm watei
administered, which partially revived her
a physician was hastily summoned. hu
before his arrival Mrs l'eltol was sub
jectod TO n second attack, from which sh
did not regain consciousness. In lev
moments she expired in the arms OF Mrs
Wiustoad.
Mr.. FELTON,. who was absent on route &
Houston, was notified by wire, The Telegram
reaching him ON a Missouri, Kansas an,
Texas passenger train at Fayetteville
south of Temple, A telegram from hin
tonight at Houston announces that he VII
arrive in Dallas at $ o'clock tomorrow
mcrang.
Mrs. FELTON, would 3aye heen Is year
old had she lived until the 9Th of the cur
rent month. She was born in ChittenansC
n. y, and married Mr.. FELTON, in Chlcag
In March 1872. she WAS a member of ia
Episcopal church, ana the funeral service
at Dallas will be conducted by Rev iud
son Stuck, the dean of ST Matthew'S ca
lhedral, Where tho burial VIII he wi
not he determined until after the arrival [
Mir. FELTON,.
M and Mrs. FELTON, had lived in TeXa
for nearly twenty three years and wor
residents of Houston continuously &c
fourteen years previous TO last May, whe
they moved to Dallas They were extreme
| " popular in the best social circles of bot
| cities. Mrs Feltons advance in the atfe'
| lions OF her lady friends IN Dallas beln
rapid and most sincere. Her death wi
be sadly felt by all who knew her In he
comparatively new home.
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NuMnERs Gn mo- unl1srnN.

The 81 round trip rate made by the
South~n Pacific to Houston Yesterday
morning carried iG0 Bcaumonters 10 the
Bayou City, nearly all OF whom have re-
turned and report the Fruit. Flower aud
Negtta Festival grand success The
low rate will again he IN effect tomorrow
morning and another large delegation Will
take In tho Festival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
SCHOOL HOARD.

The city school BOARD met last night aud
appointed Il. H. Simopton treasurer Of tho
school fund TO I'LL the vacancy caused by
tho recent resignation of Mr. II. u.
Fletcher. The resignation OF SuporIntend-
ont stovGll was also accepted aud as this
position IL one devoid OF salary il Is not
expected that any one Will be eager to
nsaume tho dutLes and RESPONSIBILITIES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
nI.,o,,n,ir Mission.

Mr.. W. A. Toutant Of the department OF
s,a,a washington, d. =, spent yesterday
in Houston. Mr.. Toutant was sent 10
Texas by Secretary Sherman severai weeks
400 He came on mission OF very
,nror,ant and a very private character
and one the significance OF wnicn ne mas
impaired 70 no one. Mr.. Toutaut has been
!. Galveston about two weeks. lie tcoI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
ELECTED OFFICERS.

Tho local lodge Independent order Of
Odi Fellows, met last night ami elected
the following officers; Robert Andrews.
noble grand. Dr. j. W. Cruise. viec g-and:
II. w. Sanders. treasurer; S. f-Mh"~y
j. y Armstrong and G., 4 oliver. truss
tees; w. A. Ives, representative and y n.
Dowien. alternate to tho Grand Lodge,
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ursi..t nn,i Guide.

epaldlng's Official Basket Bail GUIDE for
1888, edited by Dr. Luther Quick hnper-
lniendenr Of the Y. NJ. G. y. training
gchuol. sprlnGflcld. Mass has Just n''.n
issued. Besides the new rules The Guina
10 contains Interesting and inSlructiy','
,,,r,,ictes IN The game aud portraits ana
%scords Of Tic leading teams the BOOK
vvll be sofn postpaid 10 any address ~ VIC NC
United States or Canada upon re1e,p, VI
"a cents hy the American sports fuphsh-
,ne 70. IN broadway, New york.
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RATES GO Up.

Advices were received here yesterday
that the rate from New YORK TO Galveston
on apples and potatoes, in any puanlfty,
would be cents per 100 pounds by the
Mallory line. Apples and potatoes ere
shipped under class &c, which, along
with the other classes, took rate OF
cents The Mallory line rate IS effective
i,nuna1intpIv
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A SrI.ENnIn SHOW.

"Mr. Barnes OF New York; was presented
at tho opera house last might by the Man
haitian Stock company and the play vas
enjoyed. Tho Manhattan company IS an
excellent theatrical organization IT. is
composed of high character of talent.
Ia well balanced and has repertoire OF
plays that should draw well in any city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
REPORT AGREED ON by THE CON
DERIVATION COMMISSIONERS.
N,souc Rail well ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Gus Visitors 10 Houston--heet-
ing of the school Hoard

Beaumont, Texas. December 9.-Captain
wiess. l.. p. Pipkn and Neil McGaffey,
commissioners In the suit OF the PORK
Arthur Channel AMI Dock company W..
the Jefferson County Channel and DOCK
company, to condemn a. right OF way foI
channel ard dock purposes, heard evidence
yesterday and havo arrived at a conclusion
but will defer their report until the return
OF County Judge Gray. Judge Gray II
attending the county judges aud commits
eioners convention In Houston.
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The Southern Pacific has authorized re-
duced rates for TIE following events;
Meeting of superintendent and PRINCIPALS
association at Temple Texas, December
90 and go and for the meeting OF the
Daughters OF the Con(ederacy at Calves
ton. December Ii to 10. one and one-third
fares ON the certificate plan.
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MAsotIn RAIL-.

The young people of Beaumont are To-
night enjoying grand masquerade ball
at the opera house, Tho attendance is large
and the participants are passing delight
fml cNGning.
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hoouer. Galveston; j. L. Hudson.
= j. u SIMON, Brenham, r. X.
Singleton. ". i. Hanscom. Gal
krnold smith. Willis; Charles By
keton; l.. II. Munger, Texas; Geo.
Ter. w, A. Rogers, San Antonio;
|reer Galveston; June ID. Miller,
SIS Fannie Hunter, Sardis, Miss.;
I'm Slice, New York; Fred ulman,
Is Miss Ma Rowland, Dallas: q.
b,atrck, Now York; T. II. Fat
|I.ouis; Emmett Hamilton. 81.
| K, Monroe, Rio Grande city; X.
W. +. Gage. New York; Charles
b, Rocht ester; Miss Caroline Clay.
b; Caflum II. Brown. ST. Douis;
Lingo, New York: NJ. l.. Weems,
Eoria, John NJ. Moore and wife.
b.; w. b. Blatock, Huntsville;
tolles, Riverside; j. G. Lipscomb,
fad Mrs. Ella Boyd, Bryan; $.
fford ana wife, Miss Mary Belle
Austin George W. Jalonick, Dali
LIST. Louis; Charles Fecheimer,
PIX; r, Baum, ST. Louis; rs. j.
|ew Orleans n. j . Laughed. New
|rk; G. f. Simmons, st, Louts; j.
IuHdlt NEW YIN w. IL VII " -
4 II. Y. Luhhin, New York; John
\ BRACES county; G.. T.. Reynolds,
Rrk, Louis Bauman, St. Louis; q.
Fy, Bolton; n. q. Tichnor, In
p, Charles r. RurIl, Owensborn.
NV. New, Philadelphia; T., G. Or
ft WORTH; Frank Wilcox, Detroit,
loDinson, Cincinnati; Dave Childs,
Fk; Miss Royston, Mrs. Dan RoyS-
H. Royston, Galveston; w. a,
n. Washington, ID. c.; George u,
~, Dallas; J., Hunt. w. 8. Hunt
~. II. Remington, Canton; James
fey South Manchester, Conn; G,
Be-, Galveston; y. Is. Dockery
". II, Splun, Dallas: l.. ID. Dick.
pa wife Mrs. w. IL. Dickersoa
Pad; Word Templeton, W. w
4, Gordon Boone. ,Navasota: Bare
ner, New York; Mrs. +. a, Bill
MISS While Bil.lngslea, Vinita; II
gslca. Galveston. c. C.. Everett
p; T.. r, Holland. Houston. Mis-
|apman, Scranton, Pa: r. B
G. /. Relerson, st, Louis; G. II
T. wharton. i. II. Miller, san An
smelling, Temple; b. L. Hewson
l.. MoGar. Phelps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10

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