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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
WHITE COLLAR LINE
STEAMER "BAIltY GAIZtRT'
Portland Astoria

Steamers leave Portland daily AZ
follows Alder stree, dock ot5 a. m.
and 1ii ., IN, Ash strive, dock a. m.
and =. m.
Leaves Astoria
c, II, and T.. s y. dock. cas- am.
and 6I6 p, IN. o. Il, S n. dock.
n. m. and p m.
Saturday night steamer leaves Port
and from Aidrr strrc, dock at Pas
p. m. and Ash street dock a, 10 ..
m Schedule includes Sunday night
boat out OF Portland and Astoria,
but no Sunday morning boat Nigh,
boat from Portland connects with
Steamer "MlLER"
at Cathlamot al n m. daily cxceps
Monday for wcs,port. Clifton ana
Knappa, and all landings on orcCsa
side.
u. H. SCOTT. President
E, A. Sccley. Agent. Portland.
c. W. Stone. Agent. Astoria
Telephone No. II.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04

Fur capes did scryiccable duty y,s,cr
day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04

Children should be taught to say thank
you as soon as they can speak.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04

And now the watercress or lettuce sand
wich is known as "Nebuchaduezzar
nibble."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04

The girl who has been noted for her
graceful dancing finds that she does not
excel in the terpslchorean art since she
took up the bicycle.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
SNAP

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
II you want good lumber and lowest
prices figure with the Gobel Mills
". II. EDWARDS. agent
95i Commercial street. Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04

= child will be polite II mis- mother says
thank you" to him when he gives her
anything
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
AWFUL TALE or Distribution.

soldiers and Citizens Dying OF
Fever ind Starvation.
pcs,nn November 1S.--A letter was re-
ceiyed here today from Captain Charleson
Of the schooner Clara E. Randall. now
In port at Matanzas. Cuba, which tells OF
great distress and suffering in Cuba.
Captain Charleson says that Matanzas is
filled with fever stricken and diving SOL
diers and that hundreds ot pacificos are dy-
ing every week. 1t is no uncommon sight
on the streets to sec men lying in the
gutter in their last agcnies to see the
de,th carts slowly creeping about gather
ing UP their load Of bodies. The people see m
to BE- helpless in their misery and not only
is yellow fever playing havoc with them,
but they are dying of starvation by scores.
Captain Charleson says that he has Mt
been ashore very much since dis arrival
for fear OF catching the fever and he in
tends to get his vessel unloaded and get
away as soon as possible.
Matanzas, which was once one CT tie
busiest ports on the island. is now almost
deserted, he says, and everywhere there
is death and pestilence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
wEyLEH ARRIVES.
His Appearance VIII Result In Rival
Meetings Being Held.

Meetings Being Held.
Corruna, Spain, November 1S.-The
Spanish steamer Montscrrat, which left Ha-
vana On Sunday, october 81. with General
Weyler the former captain general OF Cubs,
on board and which subsequently touched
at Gibara, arrived here Unexpectedly to-
day. She was not due to arrive here. &C.
cording to the announcements, until Friday
evening.
The newspaper campaign for and against
popular demonstrations In honor Of Gen
eral Weyler Is SO fierce that the editor OF
the anti-Weyler paper, La Vose de ualieia,
has challenged the editor OF the Wcyler
organ, El Nord Questu. TO fight duel. AS
previously cabled, the moderates and Carl
lists are in favor OF the demonstration. While
the republicans. liberals and socialists IRE
opposed to II and are organizing a counter
demonstration.
AS soon MS possible after tho Montsrrat
was sighted crowds Of people flocked to the
harbor from all parts of the city and =
fleet OF boats filled with admirers ~ Cen
eral WeyIer started 10 meet the steamer
to escort her TO her quay
Every craft of every description hat the
port afforded was chartered to convey In
dividuals, societies and clubs to the Mont
serrat. A number OF deputations went On
board the vessel. The commandment Of Co.
runna had brief interview with General
Weyler, simply conveying to him The desire
OF the queen regent and the government 70
| receive him as speedily as possible at Med
rid.
General Weyler did not 20 on shore
however, he having decided to remain en-
| the Montserrat until she reached Barcelona
for which port she viii sail tomorrow morn
! ing.
| Thus FAR there has been no disturbance
| Of any kind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

:SUGAR TRUST WILL HAVE TO FIGHT FOR LIFE
There Are of Independent Refners After the Stan
ard OILS New Property.

known
coming
rapidly increasing independent
OPPOSITION
Fear OF tho
friends and relatives
account 10000 shares Of stock valued at siV'
hayebe sodd days
sailed Europe practically all OF his
holdings Of common had been
sold.
sposed Of at from US TO
1884, the highest point Rockefeers picked
the stock buying up the ss5ooo Of cash
surplus owned dydeads
Instead they and hst
in pet which may use up
domiaation which orreaiy stockholders
almost anythhg tney hue
take methoi sare the Hayemeycs
mctph Ruin 1t worked all
right petroleum the article is obtained limited
How viii which stockholders
with
r and BROOKLYN
The would
oncie with Rokels knows this
the Arbuckes the coffee business py the
rpstr a In the relenlessy
big capacity 1000
The Claus Dcner refinery - ph pu' ana ApucSAe
Bros Ian block
refining
$50
daily IT will be opDoson 70 the
Fachc SLOPE us
". Rih and c. A. spreckes
expires l. -
ssova blow Of Hawaii
900 tons handled
en f,ney Arbuckle
California Beet
sugar
baidag operating follows Claus or-
California Beet and SUGAR Ren-
cry eneri 1000 bars total 1900 bar
=
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MEx'TrC.

Frederick r. KctchMm got a verdict
Tor s2i,wS.ss against tho Northwestern
Railway company for blacki,stinx him.
Duke Croxon, one OF the nsne men
who outraged Mrs. Gleason Ut Now
port. KY. got of with twenty year
sentence.
Milwaukee, hackman's testimony In
dicates that Millionaire Ketcham was
not the man married to Mrs wallace.
Senator Morgan arrived In washinE-
ton and gave his rcasons for favoriw
the annexation of Hawaii.
Secretary Bliss I'm his annual report
says 10000 pension claims arc await
frg adjudication. He also sage uni
form system IL necessary in dealing
with the Indians.
Many persons were injured and ono
killed in wreck on tho Kansas city,
Fort Scott and Memphis near walh-
ford. Ark
The sugar trust will soon have to
fight for its life: Standard on people
find thev have bought n gold brick.
president Mckinley is sad to have
submitted hts currency rccommcnda-
ticrs to the bankers.
Senator Chandler thinks congress will
pass the bsl restricting immigration
and will also aid Cuba,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
FOREIGN.

British troops are having constant
conflicts with the tr.besncn la the
Madam valley, and many deeds OF per-
sofai bravery are noted.
1t is claimed that the Drcyfus papers
were forged for the purpose of black
maifing the artillery captain.
Most of DR.. Evans fortune will be
used In endowing n medical tnstita-
tflon In the United States.
The rebellion in North China Is
spreading
Japan viii next year open three new
ports TO foreign trade.
Velasqucz's defense OF his murder OF
Arroyo has created a sensation In Mex
leo.
Germany intends to hold on TO the
Chinese port. China believes William
wants II as base for operations
agu,rst Japan and isn't making much
fuss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
GERMANY WILL HOLD ON.

London. November ia.--The shanghai
correspondent OF the Times says; Two
steamers have been chartered here to con-
vey stores and material to the German
fleet at Kaio- chau bay, The occupation
Is apparently to be more than temporary.
The Chinese general In command Of the
forts decided to retire because he had No
ammuniuon.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Times
says; In the absence Of official intelligence
az TO the relations between China and Ger
many, which 1t Is said is still due " Ber-
lin, the cabinet is undecided Ms 10 the
course 10 pursue. There have been DELHI
crationS between the departments OF state
concerned and these A.a stil proceeding,
but nothing definite has been determined
on as to The course TO be pursued IN tho,
event OF Chinas refusal TO accede TO tho
German demands. Probably In that case Z
prolonged occupation would DO necessary.
even II It did not belong to the original In
| tention OF Germany The active hostility
Of The Chinese must be reckoned on ~ .
| possible factor and In that case tho cruiser
division In Kalo-Chau bay would be rein
| forced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
THE STATE.

sheriff Nsmn makes 4 statemcnt ssv-
inE particulars Of the lynch.ng OF
Sweat near Mlllican.
conhuctor and two engineers were
seriously hurt In . rcar-cnd collision
near Hillstsoro.
A yo,ing man FOUND dead at Beau
mnnt IN box car.
Shelby oornty physicians have organ
lied to protest against tho occupation
tax.
Farmer was knocked tnsensihlc and
robbed OF 80.
KifiScSs ana Ladies' Of Honor de-
ciared In favor OF new insurance
plan.
Citiscne OF Orange have accepted .
proposition for a ROAD TO Marshall.
Deeds OF trust we're fled at Cald-
well, Georgetown: assignments at Bas-
tror. Granger, Cleveland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
COMMERCIAL.

liverpool spa. cotton i.iec OF, Hous-
ton Lido IN and other markets un.
changed.
New York AMI New orleans future
markets both ciosei at sharp adj
vas,ce.
Oats led the grain markets at Chi
cage, closing at a decline of 4dfS-Sc for
May.
Wheat closed at decline OF 3-SaiNc
and corn unchanged for December but
i.c down for May deliveries.
Provisions Arm at shade better
prices.
Little speculation IN the stock mar
ke, and fluctuations within n narrow
range.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
rHE e,ulNEsE u, ED.

Cologne, November 49, The cologns Ga
zfYa, te~ issued iienatch srrm neriin
hing fGrther details of the landing OF the
German sailors and marines at kiso-Chau
bay. province Of Shan Yum. on Monday
morning last Tho Germans, II now ap-
pears. found the place occupied by 5000 Chi
ncse troops. armed with the Prussian Jae-
ger rifle and having with them fourteen
Krupp field guns, This Chinese fled and
tho Germans entering the Qualifications.
hauled down the Chinese flag and hoisied
the German flag,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

hardships of the decrrc have bsen anAysil-
Ing. The reason ~ up by Csoe.al wey-
Ter FOR the order was the necessity 81 kc<t,-
ing In Havana the supply ot tobacco nee
canary 70 run the domestic cigar factories,
and thus, by giving emplcynent 10 work
men. keep them from drifting away into
the insurgent ranks II was L,atsey Of
common remark thar another pot.sN reason
was desire to cripple the CaAan sIEar-
makers in the United States. from whom
the insurgents drew funds.
u now seems probable he decree soon
will be vacated. Reports that cciac 70
Washington are to the effect that lie new
crop OF tobacco. that will DO ripe IN leSru-
airy next, Ia OF excellent crafty and
amounts to four-fifths Of an average c,op
Madrid. November ls.--At the meeting Of
the cabinet today letter from he United
States minister. General Woo lizard, vas
read, expressing the satisfaction and graft
tude OF the United States cavern nant N la
tive 20 the settlement OF the Competitor
case and cther currcnt questions. The csn-
munication created good impression In
political circles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

HlNA BELIEVES JAPAN witt sufFf
And That the Port Is Used - BsSs
Of Supplies. n
HlNEsE HAD NO AXNuxIrf0x,
Gums, but Fled ~ the Approach
OF the GcrmNns.

London. November ias-Accofding y 4
special dispatch from Shanghai. Admiral
Won Dicderich, COMMANDER Of the OsrnAA
cruiser division. before landing marines =
Kiao- chau on Monday morning notified the
British. French and Russian admirais q
his intention and 1t is said tho Russian
admiral expressed approval.
The Chinese do not appear to b much
distressed over the matter. declaring that
Russia, Germany and France are preparing
to attack Japan and viii use Kiao- chAu bay
as a naval base.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Reed stIcIss to Main-.

New York. November ia dispatch to
the Herald from Portland, Me-, says
Speaker Reed was asked II there was any
truth in the reports to the eifsct that he
contemplated going TO New York City to
live and 70 practice law.
~ don't know anything about these re-
norris mysew,'' he drawied, "but there Is
NO truth in them. These reports that have
hem started several times OF late. you
ran set them down as Ridiculous. Mt
reed was born and raised in Portland ana
IA ia love with It, He will leave for
Washington in ten days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
A La wEYLER.
Spanish Troops Continue 10 Claim
Victories Over the Insurgents.

spanish Troops Continue 10 Claim
Victories Over the Insurgents.
Havana. November 1S.--lt is officially
reported that the combined forces under
Colonel Esterban recently had an engage
ment with an insurgtni force under the
leadership Of Varano, at Mogola, In the
province Of Plnar del Rio, with the result
that the insurgents were put to flight. leav-
ing twenty -one OF their number dead on
the Meld. Among The slain were the
leader Torriente. aud the inrurgent pre-
feet Of Gadafre. Monies de 0ca. The Span
ish force captured quantity OF arms and
arnnrMritiop. M
The lnfanta battalion, according to the
official report, attacked force OF insur-
gents at Sierra Yengles. In Pinar del Rio,
and the Spanish guide and seven soldiers
were wounded. The trooIN, the official re-
port says. captured the mother OF the In
surgent leader Nunez, and her-<wo sons.
Forty-one recruits We're seized and the In
surgent camp and fifty.two insurgent huts
were DESTROYED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Mfr, RAmnsy's Nn<erviaw Wa =
'brck" which has stirred up Governor
Jecters friends,
n. II. Harrison has anucinced
aesAnet Henry In the seventh district.
MT Ramsey v not sovry for his tn
terview.
W. d. Cochran Of Temcao wants 10
succeed judge Hurt.
Heber stone Of BrenhAm he's an
ncureed dcfiAtcay for consruss to mo-
coed sayers.
Democratic SeadcrS viii meet At
Frankfort, KY, DOR conference to-
day,
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a SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS
cUnA.

The Competitor crow reaeaeed ana
turned over to Conv,li General Lee,
Gcaerl weyier arrived at CorunnM
and was w.S~n an ovation, bxt an MT
disenhark. a. ne was anxious 70 Get
70 Barccsona.
More victories over the insurrenAs
claimed by R,anco.
VIEWERS order preventing the ex-
pcrtat'on az tobacco viii probably ~
revoked.
At Matsnsas. soldiers ana cit!Aens
are said to DO dying BY scores, OF fever
snd starvation.
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Dying of starvation.

Havana, November 1s.-Aacordipg to re-
ports from Jaruco twenty five TO thirty
reconcentradoes die there daily from the
famine. The whole garrison is sick at
Manzanillo. Colonel Escarro. who es-
corted provision wagons TO Guayamo, found
the garrison there suffering severely from
lack OF food. One officer and twenty SOL
diers had died OF starvation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Dallas. Texas. November is.--Mrs. Melrs-
sic Levy was killed in a RUNWAY accident
this Afternoon Her horse became fright
ened or Rces avenue and soon grew nnman-
ageable. The buggy was overturned AMI
hrs. Levy was thrown against the curling.
injuring her 30 severely that ccath result
ed In twenty minutes shs viii be buried
at Alexandria, La. where her relatives live.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
INDIANS AMBusHEp POLICE.
one Of the Indians WAS MOrtaily
wounded In the Fray,

Wichita, Kan, November News
comes from Wapamauca. /. T., OF n bloody
battle between Indian police and a band OF
Choctaw Indians who attacked the former
from ambush. Jim Colbert and his two
brothers were patrolling INC country on
Blue river near Potato locking for boise
thieves. The Indians who am5eehed them
were friends OF an Indian b. the name OF
Brown. whom Colbert had killed year ago
while he was sheriff; Of sishomingo county.
They had sworn to avenge the death OF
Brown. Houston Perry, an Indian, was
niortally wounded. The coloerts ESCAPED
with slight wounds. No arrests haze been
made.
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London. November ia special dispatch
from Madrid published here this evening
says all the important insurgent chiefs OF
The Philippine islands have surrendered to
the Spanish authorities and Captain Gen
-eral Primo de Rivera announces the COM
plete paciflcation OF tht colony
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
President Ynlesinn NEGLECTED.

Washington, November 1s.--Accorilng to
official information received at The lega-
tion OF Costa Rlca at Washington tho
primary presidential election for tho next
period 1898 1909. was held en- the 18th, 18th
and 10th instant amid order aud tranquil-
lily. There were two PARTIES. the ciyilists
and the republicans. The vote was the
largest ever taken bn Costa RIGA ana the
oiviiists. with President yglesias as .
candidate for re-ciection obtained a ma
jorlty OF over $4,000 votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
sPORI.

shnrley cot the decision over God
dord IN the sixth round Very little
sntercst ives manifested In the affair
The fight was OF doubtful color.
Georgia senate passed tho antl-foot-
ball bill and the governor Will sign IT,
Ian Stuart is going to live In New
York.. He expects to pull off several
fights next year.
Big race meet ait San Antonio con-
sbdered a certainty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

St. Louis. Mo-. November 1S.--A special
to the Post Dispatch from 81. Joseph. No..
says John J. overton, who turned the
century mark today. celebrated the event
BY marrying Miss Mary Henderson. aged
70 yesrs. This is. his third wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
NOT a "sAwED-oFF.,

m Foot Taller Than the
"erried to Mrs. Wallace.
fso' November 1s.-Sbatements made
\ Riley, the Milwaukee hackman
i've Mabel Wallace. Of walkup, to
i r. Roberts to be married on the
y OF September "a last, tend to
(nen the claim OF John B. Ketcham's
tnat he was not the groom on
Evasion. According 10 lis story,
Is corroborated by Miss Annie
and Mrs. W. A. Hunsherger. the
WIN the dark hair married a man
nofter than she is. Riley today de-
me groom in the street language
|,sue sawed on fellow, q foot shorter
as woman" Miss Annie Mlersch.
messed the ceremony. declared, too.
n man was much ahorter than the
\ SO much shorter, that she ex-
to herself: What a little man
such large, fine looking woman /"
.. hetcham was not "a little sawed
II. he was fully Ave feet ten inches
:. Mabel Wallace Is not more than
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Eight I.crnona KiIIca.

London. November is.--A special dis
patch from Berlin describes terrible
fatality In Poland. While a recent per-
Torrance Of Wild bears and their tanner
WAS IN progress al a village near kivno.
Poland. tho lion tanner WAS killed BY y
lion and tlger. 4 fearful paa!c ensucd 10
the audience and eight persons were
crushed to death
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compramiae MA Adopted.

visnna. November lS.--The budget CONE
milsee OF the lower housa Of the reichsraths
10 which the bill providing for provision
al renewal Of the compact between Austria
and Hungary was referred, announced ~.
day that Il had adopted that measure.
Herr Psrgelt. German progresElst Pro-
tcxed against the decision Of the COM
fnifteo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Probabilities.

Washington, November 1s.--For Eastern
Texas-Fair; variable winds, becoming
scutEerly.
Oklah,qna. Indian Territory Arkansas,
Nebra ska, Iowa and Kansas-Fair; warm
e.; soaitherly winds.
winds. -
south Dakota, Colorado and wyoming
Fair: warmer: variable winds.
Montana - Showers; cooler; westerly
Winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
{ org,a VII return to Lease s,,,e m

Atinnta. Ca, Noyembsr If.--unless pres
ent indications are nntraawcrehy. tue old
abhorrent convict lease system via be
rr-craeted In Georgia The shocking dis
closures Ct brutality in tile campo, a iew
months ago made i seem proDspie that
II forrn legirlation would be passed. pat
the preee ut general assembly, by several
test votes had demonstrated It's oppos.'
lion TO this plan. An amendment 70 the
reform bill was introduced providing Ter
a return 10 the old sysism. and II VIII
probably prevail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
chiIc nn.ing cold.

London. November iS.--Financial circles
are agitated today over the statements that
either sI.soo.ooo Or s3.oCo,coo in gold 70
has bsen purchased IN the open market
for Chile. The discount market is very sen
sltiyc. There have been ffeah inquiries Tor
gold on American account.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Of P. d. Armour. The reason for the pre-
caution is a rumor from Minneapolis that
speculator who lost money In wheat has
gone crazy and left Minneapolis with the
avowed purpose Of killing Armour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
lADELPHIA--.1

tADElPH1A-The American Acad-
Political and Social Science will
|sne winter season today with a
4'h OF THE iNeeno ProJlem."
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

An area OF high pressure overlies the
Gulf and South Atlantis States. with the
highest barometer 80 "A inches at Atlanta.
The barometer is falling over the north
western portion OF the country, and the
lowest is SO. 0S at ST. Paul.
The weather is clear throughout the
country tonight.
No precipitation Is reported during the
pa vt twelve hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

onrn Life Threatened.
sc' November 1.-two policemen
cen detailed to guard the residence
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General observations.
Observations taken by the United States
weather service at y. M. 10Th meridian
time:
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ToDAY's FORECAST.

HlNGTON--Ftnal preparations are
to-day for the opening, of the new
somorrow of the Society of Walsh
iDENCE. r. 1.-The Odyssey Of
dlamat!zei win be given by the
Fsuuddnts of Brown University and
Pmen's Coflege today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

iQRk-The tenth anniversary
unuer alexander Lambert's direc-
q me New York College of Mu-
"e given today at Carnegie hall
vA. Ohto-The annual meeting Of
| LIS fairfield club of the old Nine
hS.,sreSsfonal district. will be he'd
|. Eor,, ~ rs expected THAT the
Settnaa' 0er row may show itself at