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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

J. w Evans travelling claim agent Of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc, is in the
city.
r. H. Cary. agent Of the WelsFargc
Express company, returned yesterday from
Orange, He says the trip made him sick
o. H. Nicer, trainmhsier of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas, Was In the city ycster-
day and left for Galveston via tho Santa
Fe.
w. Il, Ellis agent of the Houston and
Texas Central at Waller, is on 4 Visit to
tho family of his father Captain Gcorg
Ellis.
a. G. Mcguire. travelling freight agent
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas. has
returned from trip up the Houston ana
Texas Central.
Tho international and Great Northern
ard Missouri, Kansas and Texas announce
the ratio Of one fare for the round trip
on account OF the GymnuStic Union celc-
bration at ST Louis May 10 o. Tickets VIII
be ON sale May and 3. good to return until
Nav IL. Fare s2S 80 from Houston.
The Southern Pacific has made the fol-
lowing rates account Presbyterian church.
assembly, Charlotte. n C., May 20 TO
81. 1897 For the above occasion round
trip tickets viii be sold TO Charlotte, N.
G., at rate Of one first class fare. Dates
of sale, May IL IL and 10. Final limit for
return. June 10 1897.
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CIrY MnENITIES.

Born to Mrs. Emanuel Young, Mont
Romcry avenue, son.
Tomorrow will he the last day of SER
vice in Justice llill's court
The Treble club VIII hold their rchear-
sal at ] u. IN. Their monthly recital win
follow at I.
At the police station are i've packages
of Hat ho1d. brightwood screws. waiting
for owner to claim same.
The Alumni association OF the high
school Will hold it's annual election nj 4
y. IN. today at the high school.
There was a small IRE last night on
Willow street, just across san Jac,nto
bridge, caused by some bedding catching
fro No damage done.
Buck White, tho colored boy charged
with hurgl1rzing the Residence of Major
w. II. Crank was placed under a $500
bond yesterday by Justice ian.
The missionary committee will Ield the
prayer meeting at the Central Christian
church Wednesday. s y. M. These young
people have learned the art OF making II
prayer meeting lively.
Texas lodge No. !. knights of Pyth!as.
VIII work the third rank on candidates
at their hall, corner Man street and rrsl--
RE avenue tonight Members of the team
are expected to be present.
The Ladies' Gulld OF s.. Mary's Episco-
pal church Fifth ward, W II serve iCecrUain
ON the lawn In front of tho church Thurs
day evening. tho 29th, and would be
pleased 10 see their friends.
The body Of young Frank Nrnlna.
grandson Of CNlrlecs Gamana, arrived
yesterday from san Jose, cal. and WI DO
kept for 1ntermcnt awaiting the arrNal of
the father of tho deceased from san Jose
There is at the police station. waiting
to be CLAIMED by owner, n neck cham W tn
small locke. attached. with T.. q. r.. IL.
engraved on ~; also one small baby ring.
the word Baby" on the outside and L..
l.. engraved on the inside.
noon at 4 o'clock "a, Granite Lodge" the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George byers, cor
ncr Lamar and BuEby streets. All the
members of the club are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
The Mestsrs. Boyle Of the Hutch MS house
have wth cflllracteriatiA, courtesy eN-
tended an invitW,ion TO Mrs. Sionewall
Jackson ana grandchildren and Mrs.
Hays and her children TO visit liouS-
ton and become the guest of tho New
Hutchins. The invitation went TO Dali
las hast night.
Last night man named NJ. schwartz.
who has secondhand store on iiiih
street. near the corner of Washington,
was Trough. to the police STATION with
hand badly cut, caused by his bro,klns
a number of window pains In his ifoit
door His wounds were attended TO by
the city physician. pr. McElroy
Captain w. L.. webb brought TO Tho
Pest Yesterday portion of a Jolntej
snake, which he had captured out on MI
lap! street He saw the snake and struck
Il when IT. flew into pieces, each piece be
ing about two and one-halr inches long
osity TO anyone who never saw the JoIhled
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A FISTICIrFE

There was little scrmmage at police
headquarters this afternoon, In which tho
participants We're cx-ShcrtT Albert Dirks
and Mr.. James $. Montgomery, real
estate man. II appears that the two men
had had some words on the street MIR.
Montgomery is a member OF the board Of
appraisers. and there has been n good deal
OF Kicking among some of the taXpayeiR
about tho raising of assessments. Mr..
Dirks broaclnd the subject to MIR. Mont
gomery and tho conversation became DO
heated that when the Two men parted each
went to the police station to prefer
charges against the other. and there they
| met little later I>irhS struck Montgon-
| cry one or two blows. when tho police In
| terfcred aud put him under arrest. Two
charges were entered against Dirks and
tho matter Is set down for adjudication In
the recorders court tomorrow morning.
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ON THE RACE TRACKS.
BANNOCKBURN LOWERED THE -
YEAR-OLD MEMPHIS RECORD.
BooImaIsers Were hit Hard mt Mem
phis-Five Second Choices Came
In Ahead mt Newport.

Memphis. Tenn, April Flour favor
ties and two strong second choices won
the days events at Montgomery park.
The bookmakerS were hit hard In the
iirst race Isabey opened favorlte at oven
money and was Immediately backed down
TO to 10. Toward the close OF the bet
ting a good play went in. on McGuigan's
much improved colt BsnnoclSburn. Ban
nockhurn got away IN 'front.' and was
never headed, winning easily from lsa-
hey. the time, :i9ll, lowers the 2-year-
old track record Of :i9A held by j. H..
Madden's crack colt, How'ani The
two Starters TO the post, -Four 10 live and
take your pick wds he first odds posted
but al the end Typhoon II ruled favOritc
at to D. while even money was cha Tx cd
up ag4inst the Tennessee derby winner
Buckvjdere. Typhoon got away half
length In front of i3uckvidere and re-
ma ned there TO the en1, winning IN a
canter. Tom Collins. in The NTH, and
Don Fulano in the sixth mce, We're even
winning. The track was deep In dust.
Four furlongs, purse: Bannockburn, Is
abey, Nigh Gowrl. Time. 1913
SD furlongs. selling: Tommle Ruttcr,
Whit Robert Bonner. TIME l:l7.
Luehrmann Hotel stakes one mile: Ty-
phoon H. Buckvdere. Time, l:i2is.
one and one-eighth niles, PURSE DO
mlngo. Collie Bard, Van Brupt. Time.
l:57A.
Four and one-hali fIrlongs. selling.
Tom Collins, Tom Lille. Eva Rice. Time.
six furionge. selling: Don Fulano.
Frontier. Pinchbsck. Time. l;l7.
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IL LING.
small Streams swollen by the HEAVY
NnIns.

Luling, Texas, April n. - The recent
heavy rains raised all OF the small streams
in this section. oycrflowing the banks and
washing lands and crops badly.
The approach TO the iron bridge over tho
San Marcos. that connects Caldwell with
Guadalupe county, IL IN the Guadalupe sida
in very bad condition. Several teams have
been injured by falling through holes. Mr..
John Orchard is the last sufferer, fino
mule being ruined. A number OF biz suils
Tor damages may DO brought.
Improvement In business houses on Rail-
way avenue Is the order Of tho day.
City Assessor and Collector Calm states
that the total tax of the city VIII amount
to s3iO0 OF this he has collected all but
about s75.
Buffalo gnats have made their appear
ancc hore-something unheard OF before.
So far no stock has been killed by the pest.
Cattle In considerable numbers are being
shipped from west OF hero TO the Territory.
While rains have been plentiful and the
grass good, stockmen state that Southwest
ern cattle take on flesh and increase in
weight much more rapidly north than they
do here.
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Memphis Entries.

First race 1ve-elghts of mile, selling
Incas. 80 Break o. Day. 81: Idle Bridge
SO; Tunic. Sc; Anna w. "a; Judge Butler
50: War Cloud. 50; Julia Dor. Jual,iia. 30
S,yN. "a; Princ ess Nyanza, Inciatus. Ma
me- Callan. Afternoon, Blgpipe. Denver
81. Mazapra, "a Hester. Helen Wren, l0l
Goodwin H. Command. l09.
Second race-Thre" fourths OF n mile:
Mamie LIS sister 20: Uncle Pat, Dan
Huger. Lady lidmlton, IS: Sea Rotber
Lex.ngt on Pirate. 20; Jocosot j. A. Gray,
loG; May Thompson, la; Gufi'ave Coo. Iii;
Tmrd nace-One mle: CASTOR. Sharon.
NJ Judge Steadmsn. %; Time Maker, ffano
Fmirth raco-s even-eighths mtle. sell
ing: KING Galoug, ST. Pavan. Bravo SO,
Infel.ca. 81; Loyaictta, IS; imp Wo,sey,
Nicolinl. So: Ilibernia Queen. 30: Kruna'
u: Nylc, swiftly. %: Pinchbaek. 05. Mrs.
bradshaw. 9s: Knnie- "; King Elm. iD;
TT xie l02
selling: Eliza Blaze, chrlsiohol. Pearl. SO;
Nora s. Mayourneen, Sweei Cream, 81.
Lough MASK onsite,. King Fire, ~;
Fro, iJo Cricket, 1875 Calvin. lo,.
sixth -Scyen-eighihs mile. selling
seeibach. Sc; Gomez. tsasquil 92 Ferris
Hartman. "a: po'e kitchen. 81: Tr.lby. gs.
High TEST. Royal Cho.ce. 100; Amber
Gliniis, io2: Robert Latta' 100; b. r..
Fly Jr 81.
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BLUM REINHART.

Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock quiet
double wedding viii be- celebrated at tho
home OF MIR, aud Mrs Sylvan Blum, on
Broadway Miss Fannie Blum is TO be-
come the wife Of MIR. Louis Rcnhart OF
New York. while her sister. Miss Alice
Blum, viii he married to Mr sydney Rein
hurt Of Dallas, The two brides being sis-
tiers and the two groops brothers. The
two couples will leave ON the o'clock train
FOR tho north on bridal tour.
No invitations have been issued and only
the Immediate families OF the contracting
parties and few Intimate trends viii DO
DTsp,nf
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TWO MEN DYING.
Roth Are Missourians. One Insane,
the other CDnsUmptivc.

Dallas. Texas. April 27.--Two Missouri
men are dying In the city hospital tonight.
They are unconscious and DIR. Armstrong
OF the hospital says they can not live iii
morning. one is +. N. Jones OF Kansas
civ. the Texas representatives OF the Har-
vester King Implement company OF Harvey,
Ill Mr.. Jones became violently insane
abou, a week ago and was placed In the
insane ward at the county jail. His condi-
tIon became so bad that today he was re-
moved 10 the city hospital. His son ar
rived from Kansas CITY yesterday TO be
with him, hoping he would recover sufi-
GENTLY 10 be taken home. Mr., Jones is 5s
The other dying man Ia named David
Lair about 10 years old, He was taken
from a train from sherman this morning
in the last stages OF consumption and en-
,Irelv destitute Of money. All he could
tell before he became unconscious was that
he was farmer from Missouri; the town
or county could not be learned. pr. Arm
strong ia unable to furnish further par
ticularp
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The Grand Council Of the Lcoion OF
Honor.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS WERE READ,
Two brothers to Marry sistcrs-An
Encounter Grew Ont of the Qucs-
tion OF Assessing Taxes.

Galveston Texas. April 2T.-The grand
council Of tho American Legion of Honor
assembled In annual session In the hall Of
the local lodge at 10 o'clock this mor,.-
ing. about scvcnty-nve members being In
attendance.
Grand Commander a. II. Storey OF Locks
hart called the council to order aud in,ro-
ducod MIR. X. Waverly Smith, city attor-
ney, who welcomed the visitors In BEHALF
OF the city.
Grand Commander Storey replied In a
fciioitous vein. On behalf Of himself and
comrades he accepted the welcome extend-
ed by MIR. Smith In the same spirit In which
IT was rendered. The hospitality of Gall
weston was no. unknown to the Legion OF
Honor he declared, and the experience of
those OF the order who arc now cnioying
IL VIII nave tho pleasure hereafter of at
testing to it in the happy rooolloctions thoy
carry away OF their visit to the Oleandcr
City,
The public functions being over the coun-
ell went Into executive session The re-
ports of the grand commander, grand Sec
rotary grand treasurer, supreme ropresen-
tativo and special committee ON Develop
lnont of the order were read and referred
TO the proper committees. after which tho
council adjourned for lunch
On rcassemblinS In tho afternoon SUI
promo Commander John Gwinnell OF New
ARK N j.. and Supreme Secretary Adam,
Wnrnoek of Boston were received and adj
dressed the council.
An invitation extended through Chair
man Repp OF the local arrangement COM
in'ttee for the council to mako a trip to
the Jott'os was accepted, and the menu
hers walked down to the wharf. where tho
steamer Charlotte NJ. Alton was waiting.
with steam UP. TO take them out on tho
water The party returned just before
dark and all seemed highly pleased with
the trip The convention Will reassomble
tomorrow morning and will probably be In
session two or three days
Anon. the arrivals today Is Colonel w.
i. Cole of Dallas. who WAS oil the train
which was wrecked at Fairbanks. He had
a cut In tho top OF his head. but was not
40 seriously hurt that he could not at
tend the council and enjoy tho festivities
along with the other memberp of the l.o-
gion OF Honor.
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TO Chnnue Positions.

Oscar Reynaud, who has been an en-
ployc in the auditors Office OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central for the past seven
years. resigned yesterday 10 accept the
position OF chief clerk under General SUI
perntcndent u. II. Gushing of the Houston
East and West Texas.
The friends OF MIR. Reynaud Will bc
plc,iscd TO hear of his appointments to such
an important position. Being Il young man
raised in Houston his promotion win be
learned with pleasure. Before he COM
menccd working for the Houston aud Texas
Central he was depot agent for the Wells
Fargo Express company. The boys in the
auditors office gave him n farewell send
oil yesterday. They were sorry TO part
with such q congenial spirlt.
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Newport Races.

Cinc.nnati. Ohio. April gi.-Goodsng
was the only favoritc that won at New
pert today. Second choices captured the
other five events. Weather clear. track
fast
six furlones: Miss Rowctt, Matte Lee.
St. Pat. Time. 1916
Five fnrlongs: Cob Opponent, irar
John. Time. l06.
ono and one-cighth miles: Black six,
San Juan, St. Helena. Tame, l;5s.
Four and ono-half furlongs; uarada
Refer Lady bisdan. Time. .55N.
Seven furlongs: Thurston, Box, Lufra.
Tine. l:eS
Six fmrlongs. Gooding. Maggie 8, Co
chise, Time, |; l5,
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nnlnnd Inlscs Linc.

Madison. Wis. April 27.--Arllclcs of as
ISOLATION have been filed with the secre-
tary OF state by the Wisconsin Inland Lakes
and Chicago Railroad company. which is
to construct a railroad 500 miles In leug,h
from Chicago 10 Rhinolandcr WIS, With
branches IN Milwaukee. Madison. Jancsvillc
and other places. The capital is $4,000 600
divided into 80 600 shares OF common stock
The ucorporators and directors are: Bay
ard Taylor. Chicago, r.. Il. Bryant Prince
ton. NJ. William j. Marks. Jesse u. Bar
ton and George Il. c. Johnson Chicago,
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ORANGE.
sa OF the 0dd Fellows,
4 Anniversary-I,nc,,

han y. erAnry-LucuI.
'.Ass' April 27.-Irls lodge No
h s' saasa' Order of ODD Fellows last
sra.'' ,Ss The seventy ,eighth on ,nI'
saa. Al y ,h with a delightful en-
isa.ed ,neir hall. in which they
A nomh w Woodbine (RebekahI
" h,ll v "" Of friends were invited
sa. ln,.. was filled. Addresses ON
sssal mS,'spersel with vocal and in.
Sa W daIr,vm aae up the programme,
hre pay refreshments.
hturon, ,on arrived here TODAY
VIII ,ba e ~ town OF the tug Gull.
tSsis uas K n,st shipment of the iron
sSsnlho,s M hsnsas City. Pittsburg ' aU,,
sis lssS a Several cars Of mate 'saj
Fsaner " 70 The blur tomorrow
t*i ta,rie Una, Captain Tom Davis
lsNis ues an, oy e, u. Cain To take
n ION sS,s ana materials w to bu ,r|s .
s,frs ct iim I place they brough, on,
4 saiias for = 1 and Sunday schoolp
|tssT Aeit s.,,l Dig May Day picnic. 10
w. saturday to celebrate tho
.n Excursion Fellows lodge has an.
|ess,i They vii, 20 Sabine Pass on the
|.ss,s, aeaor. a b %,'l have May queen,
n -'scoatest a prdSs band, a procession
and a good time sener.
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Accidentally shot.

Cameron. Texas. April 27.-This morning
two strangers were camped at the wagon
yard In this city. In fooling with pistol
the weapon was accidentally discharged.
tho ball going through the left arm Of one
OF the parties and lodging In his breast In
the vicinity of tho right lung. The wound
is very dangerous and but little hopes arc
entertained Of his recovery.
At the annual meeting Of the Cameron
fire department the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Chief. G. ID.
Webster; president w. II. Paden; Vice
president, J. II. Buck; secretary. G. L.
Hefley; treasurer. A. u. Pool; foreman No.
1, y. o. Adams foreman No. 2. T. +. Lew
erett. The department is in flourishing
condition.
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Lee County Ginners.

GIddings. Texas. April 20. Pursuant to a
call number of gin owners met at the
court house this evening and organized the
Lee County Ginncrs' association. c. w.
Roschkc of Lexington was elected presi-
dent and W. A. Trusdel OF Glddings sec
rotary The following is a list OF the mem
bnrshp: C. W. Roschke. w. A. Trusdel
II. l.. Brown. Gerhardt Koppler, Hermann
Karcher. A. Ramsel, Il. Mattijctz. J. n.
Pauls. q. A. Fake. -. -. Powell and
Romeo Colyin.
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PuvLoR-RATEs $50 AND $500
apkY. JAMES LAWLoR. PRO-

.tsuA
81 V Brun, Miss Brun, North Car
E II. Haien. Michigan; w. Il.
tsa, Sabine Pass; James w. Sprtg.
5arian, Kansas City; F. G. Me-
Y Fort Worth; h, VI. Williamson
wa; jones Colv!lle. Chicago. H.. -.
y Gslysston. G. II. Davis, Kansas
I'D. Herring, Bob Swanson. city:
sTswlg, New Orleans; i. j. Nor
Il. wife, Galveston. r. l.. Allen.
b. Hutchinson. Now Orleans. +.
li;-an, Cuero; j. a Herring. Har-
3 hselbert. San Antonio. l.. NJ.
W. s. Louis; l.. J., Smsth. New
q 7. !. Black. San Antonio: w. G..
m BEAUMONT; r. S. Marshall. st.
Rsnharit, Dallas; .. Engelbert.
lrsrloi Geo. II. Norden. New York
u Ia.rison, st. Louis: Lee Blench-
nmont; Fl. Hates. r. Il. Markie
15 Sidney RinehardN. Mrs. Riuo-
m Kahn, Dallas; r. l.. John
MO ]. D. Moody. y. l.. Clark.
z q, lla1as Forbes. Sherman; william
Z. @las: J. NJ. Booth. New York !:
tArt Mrs. James browning.
~ Nsrpn, SYRACUSE; w. l.. Park
"A. ~ Pass; r. L. Brown and wife.
~ Texas; ]. Pollak, Corpus
r. y II. Vangelder, San Antonio:
,mpw Vernon. O. r.; %,ouis Mel
~ W. Il. Wilson. Atlanta: w.
r1IIiunont; c. i. Sp1ldiny. Lock-
nsH ). Strauss. New York: l..
n, sI \, New York; Tom ]. Woody ST
a. "; N !, " Cooper Granlview. Tey-
H. y, sweeney ana wife. Calves
r. n ,irazer and w'fc. +. $. king
"' J. X. Manncrlng. New
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The last game of the Houston-Anstin
seres VIII he commenced at 4;i5 O'Clock
this afternoon. after which the Houston
toam wQl leave for a short tour, The
season opened ITO the le.N!fs, and they
nave been Admitted 10 The gate and grand
stand fires aimos, every day. For MS
last game Secretary Sam Taub states
NAT he win charge an admission for la
dsts 10 thc grand stand. They W Il b. tx
1M,,rded the eourtes.os of the gate free.
each day, and they appear to enjoy the
s"lns, ara this afternoon they well have
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were Ave races on the card, and all were
well ilned. Riley Grammar appeared oi the
track but was rofutcd entrance the in
junction applying only TO the westchcster
track.
Seven furlonps: Sun Up, Kngh, OF the
Garter. Find out. Time, LES.
Four and one-holi furlongs: Previous,
Blew Away, Gun Metal. Time 81
Five and One-half furlonEs: i.ecisvillc
Draw Lad, Euphemih l.. Time. l.loi.
One aud oue-sN,centh miles. Declare
Hornpipe. Naughty Girl Time. 1883
Four and one-half furlongs; Torstondor.
Storm Queen. Percy j.. Tmc 80.
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Paris. Texas. April 27.--Ycsterday after
noon Mrs. James C. Harris. living near
Minter. twenty miles southeast Of here.
committed suicide by shooting herself
through the heart. She had been in
wretched health for some time and had be-
come respondent. on April ! she made an
attempt on her life by taking laudanum
and later tried Rough on Rats hut the
prompt administration OF antidotes saved
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cattle shipped.

waxahachie. Texas, April 26.-The last
OF the SAMSON bunch of cattle has been
shipped from here TO Liverpool via New
Orleans. There wero 260 In the bunch.
and they were as fat as feed could make
them Mr.. Hall OF Dallas. George johnson.
Ed Piumhon. Rich Patterson Of this city
accompanied the steers 10 England.
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CANAAN Wood,r Cnndidncy

Covicana. Texas, April 27.-The an
nouncement of Hon. A. +. Wood of this
city as a candidate for the office OF land
commissioner was received here In The
Post yesterday. Captain Wood has host
OF friends here In this city and all over
Navarro county. who will welcome him Into
the race for the land commissioners Of
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church held business meeting Monday af-
tcrnoon. at which the following vostrymen
We're elected: w. A. Wood. DR.. Il. II.
Luhn. James Williams. II. Gardner. DR..
Henry Bartcns. Charles Munday. DIR. w.
A. Lockett, George Wilson. Chas. wilkins.
The Ladies' Guild elected the following
officers; Mrs. w. A. Lockett. president;
Mrs. James Williams. Mrs. II, X. Harri-
son. vice president; Mrs. Matte PRESLEY.
secretary; Mrs. Chisholm, treasurer.
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Trcnsurcr Nelson.

Dallas. Texas, April III. i. DAILY
treasurer of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company of Texas, WA
succeeded by Chief Clerk Nelson OF the
treasury department.
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nr.uhnm church Election.

Brennan. Texas. April 27.--The Brenham
baseball team is at Navasota today to cross
bats with nine that has always succeeding
In beating Brennan. but they are not ex-
pected to beat the team We have now.
The members OF st. Peters EDiscopal
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nrYMrRsuorrER ELEVATOR.

Work on the foundations of the add
ton to tho Star loug mills elevator COM
menced yesterday morning. Mr.. i. j.
Becker is now In the East selecting ma
ohinery for the elevator. and 1t VIII DO
ready TO handle u share Of this years
wheat crop.
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Mnnr1AM-NoRToN.

The marriage of Miss Bette Il. Woollam
and James j, Norton took place this morn
ing at IL o'clock at Grace church. Rev. Or.
j. II. Carter officiating,
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NeM T,,rntnhIc.

Colmesnoil. Texas. April 27.--The Sabine
and East Texas road is putting in new
turntable at Rockland.
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The racing season in this State opened
today at the Aqueduct track before large
crowd. In spite OF the cola wraiher. There
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28
DRlNKWATER WAS EASY,
Houston's Hitters Located the Bail
ut All Times.
CLEVER FIELDING WAS A FEATURE
victory Tor the Home Team, Which
Goes TO the Head OF the
Percentage Column.
LEVER FIELDING WAS A FEATURE.

THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Austin at Houston.
San Antonio at Galveston.
Denison-Sherman al Fort Worth.
DallnS at parls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28
c,,y..,on IL. sun Antonio =.

Galveston. Texas, April 7.-The Sand
c.,hs defeated the Bronchos N the second
game Of the series by a score oil 10 10 D.
The game was TOO one-sided TO nc .r'er-
esting The homo TEAM batted 'he pd''
all over the tieid for twsA'y-o"e NeSe
Hts