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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-16

The retirement of Col. A. G. Robinson,
assistant quartermaster general, to-day,
results in the following promotions in the
quartermaster's department: Lieut.. Col.
James ellis to be colonel; Maj. Charles F.
Humphrey TO be lieutenant colonel; Capt.
Samuel X. Jones to be major.
The old Yantic sailed to-day from Boston
to the representatives of the Michigan naval
militia.
To-day's statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash balance
$2ll 800 5l5 gold reserve, $3.50 164. 1876.
DR.. J. w. Davis has been appointed a
member of the Pension Examining Board at
Corydon Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-16
FAIR WEATHER TO-DAY.
Lower Temperature i'm West and SNOW
in Wyoming.

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for
twenty-four hours ending Oct. 16-Fair
weather on Saturday
General Conditions Yesterday-High baro-
metric pressure continued with a slight de-
preston from Lake Superior southwestward
to Mexico The temperature remained near
~ stationary south of the lakes it fell west
of the Mississippi and near Lake Superior;
it fell from 10 to rs degrees in Colorado,
Nebraska and near Lake Superior; freezing
and near freezing temperature prevails IN
Wyoming and from Nebraska northward
Snow fell in Wyoming; light rain in Ne
braska. the Dakotas, Minnesota and near
Lake Superior.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-16

c. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-07-10
THE SPORTING ARENA.

! An English writer on sports has this
to say concerning cycling:
"It Is calculated that there are now
in England about 2, 600, 600 people who
cycle, more or less, regularly. a new
and important industry has been Great
ed. On the whole, this must be said to
be by far the most rer>s.G liable develop
ment in the history of sports and pas
times. That the we'll to do have an add
ed amusement counts little, but that
the workers should be able to get to the
country and fresh air with the greatest
ease; that toilers everywhere should
be enabled to get air ana exercise after
their work is over; that delicate women
should find health and reCreation; that
all should have enjoyment and the op-
portunity at little expense of seeing in q
delightful, independent, yet companions
able way, all the most interesting parts
of the country-all this means that in
ventive minds and mechanical skill
have conferred ON the country che Of
the greatest boons the peonla at large
have ever experienced"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-07-10

lAo,A .-.:i'.',lI rri~ I'"noI I>u""".v,
Parson Zcphnnia! Willis of Kingston FER
forming tho ceremony. Captain Baker
had been II priVatrcrSMan in til" war Of
1912, being then less than p years cd.
His widow now draws II pension, and is
tho only pcnsio ncr of that war now living
In this section. In 1886 Captain Baker
and his wife went from DuXbury 10 Marsh
field and established home, whore she
has resided ever since. The farm was a
mile long and extended to Green Hnrbor
river, on the opposite side Of which lay tho
estates of Daniel Webster Mrs. Baker
used to see n great deal of her distin
guished neighbor, for he wes always hail
fellow we'll met with tho townspcOp!c.
Mr.. Webster's voice in particular has i'm
pressed itself on the lady's memory.
"You could hear him mile off, she
said.
The Websters attended the little Congrc-
gational church at South Mnrshficld, and
being of Episcopaltan proclivitics wore q
source of wonder to the pilgrim descend
ants as they knelt and bowed their heads
at public worship.-Boston Globe.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-07-10
HUMOR OF THE HOUR.

After q middle aged citizen of Second
avenue had sufficiently recovered to
walk with a cane he covered the re-
naming cuts and bruises on his face
with court plaster and went down TO SEQ
the man who sold him the bicycle. He
was determined to keep cool, and had
his neighbor along as a witness, eau
tiOning him to note carefully every
thing that was said.
"You sold me bicycle No. -- about
two months ago." began the GONZALES
cent cripple when face to face with the
dealer. "Kindly refer to your books
and see whether am correct.
II remember the transaction perfect
~. SIR
"Then you recall telling me that it
was safety bicycle and rs good u safe
ty as there was in the market?'
IL presume told you that. 1t is SO,
at all events
"Would you mind giving me a little
writing to show that you sold me safety
bicycle so. and so on such date?'
mot at all. I'll do SO with pleasure. :"
When they were outside, the citizen
was so elated that he forgot to lean on
his stick, and fairly gloated as he talk
ed to his neighbor: Nov I've got him.
Got him right here in his own hand
writing. He sold me that wheel for a
safety, and he acknowledges it, Look at
me-and only rode that wheel about
so feet Accepting his repeated assur-
ance Of safety, struck out boldly. ran
into a fire plug at the rate of mile a
minute, almost scalped myself, knocked
my face all to pieces, injured my back
turning somersaults, twisted all ankle,
bruised my heels hitting the stone side
walk and knocked dear old friend Of
mine insensible. Safety, indeed! III
have him sued for $4,000 damages in
side Of all hour "-DetrOit FREQ Press.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-07-10
Could Hear Webster q Mile.

Marshf1eld Is noted for having its people
live to q green old age, but Mrs. Sally Ba
ker, who is % years old, can claim the dis
tinction of being it's Oldest inhabitant by
quite a number of years. She resides in n
pretty farmhouse on the Neck road, which
has been her home for 81 years. The
buildings are sprucely painted the sur
roundings are trinity kept. and the barns
indicate a thrifty farm business. Ms.
Baker was born in Kingston June 0. 1899,
and was the daughter of Oliver and Sally
(Maglathlin) Sampson-good old colony
stock on both sides of the house,
In April, 1919, Sally Sampson was mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Of the Kansas City. pit,sburs and Cult,

OF the. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf,
Is In the city.
H. Hanson, railroad contractor of
Beaumont is in the city looking cut for
certain contracts.
Charles Huebncr. chief clerk Of Manager
Van Week, Of the Southern Pacific left
last night for New Orleans.
II. J. Labatt. assistant ticket agent Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe at Gal.
weston. was a visitor to Houston yester.
day.
Captain T. ID. Cobbs. attorney In the
land department OF the Southern Pacific,
arrived In the city yesterday from his head
quarters in San Antonio.
T.. b, Cushing. chief engineer Of the
Southern Pacific. went East last night.
He has just returned from visit TO the
Agricultural and Mechanical college. where
he has been testing certain woods
Colonel T. II. Kingsley the tall sycamore
OF the Louisville and Nashville, was in
, the city yesterday. The recent cold wealth.
or has improved his complexion and he
says be feels like a lj-year- I'D
notice has been posted In the Wabash
shops stating that commencing February
| the working hours would be reduced from
| eight to FIVE hours and the WORKING days
per week from six TO i've The cut affects
$50 men.
Captain A. b. Doucette Of the land de-
partment OF the Southern Pacific, with
headquarters in Beaumont. arrived in the
city yesterday and left last night Tor Dal-
las. where he gees as a delegate TO the
Grand Lodge, |. O. o. f.
Earnings, second week in January Bal
| timore and Ohio Southwestern, Sli2,0 6l
against Sll6.729 in 1896. Big Four 1922, =
20, against s25iS6s, international and
| a. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
CITY BRENITIEs.

The CITY council meets this afternoon In
regular session.
Real estate men meet tonight at 7:3o n
the business League rooms.
The Houston Quartet'o club VIII nave
an imnurtant meeting tonight.
1bc civil district court will today CON-
mence lis regular February term.
The criminal district court VIII convene
this morring in its regular February term
Owing to the very disagreeahle weather
Of Yesterday Tie ceremony Of unVe.llns
Tho monument Of the laie w liam Back
NV The Woodmen of the World was post
por@d until next Sunday.
pr. r. G. Flower Of Boston at the Law
io, House The many pai.ents and Tx
ff!ends of pr. Flower viii! be glad TO know
thni he Is registered Al the Law'or House.
Ni,l rr he VII b. pleased to see them
ror.,' ,allv tomorrow. TIE doctor has also
ARRANGED to deliver one of his eloquent
a,d cnterio mig lectures at sweeney
Coomhs orsrnhouse Tuesiay evening, free
| 10 men and Mpme1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


Probate court Will convene Tor the rep
ruary term Monday
Captain william Wicss is preparing to
tuild handsome residence on Calder ave
uue.
Ji6ge Ed r Gray has been confined Mt
his home with an attack of the grippe this
week
sou,,or r,eorpe e Crccr 10 attn obod with
,he r'tnno Jo &c ranialv Improvine how
ever. and expects to get up next week,
| N,s 1 II phiIIins has returned from
an oxtondo5 vieit IN Chicago she wns met
a, New nrloons hv Mir / II phllIns.
~ 49,. ,,io,, rahr,,,r, II
nro,,,.lv cnconrago1 ,hcv win nntition for
| , .rbnol tov cloction
-, nj, ., -. H., ,.,..
in' ci'5 Vou". ~. W., me, :" J ,
'u'h'nlN SVsslon iu,HUS' ou" ~
'ho 'ui',ihi''or On ,'"''s l"' '"o NV us
'i'V VIII oo i'""S w ~ po'@
Miss Eta Sokoiskl. the young lahy wht
so charmingly impersonated the twentieth
century girl nj the masquerade ball las
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Hnpny when In Houston.

C. T. Campbell, superintendent OF the
Southern Express company with head
quarters in Chattanooga. was in Houston
yesterday and left last night via the ilous-
ton East and West Texas for home. Mr..
Campbell is an old resident of Houston
and he has a host of friends here who are
always glad to meet him. cit always
makes me feel happy" he said, when l
come to Houston. for It seems so home
like. There are so many pleasant associa-
lions connected with my old time days In
Houston that ! can never forget the place
and its good people There was a time
in my line of business when ! felt like
Houston belonged to me, but no one can
feel that way these days, for the baby. as
knew II. has grown to be a great big
mhn. and rightly claims every one who
comes within its hospitable limits. | see
new developments every visit ] make new
industries looming up on all sides and the
city spreading out in every direction.
hear every one who visits Houston claim
| that 1t is the most progressive city In the
| Southwest. They are right. and I'll tel
you IL does me a whole heap OF good tc
| hear the dear old place praised, and an
| proud to see the Announcements Houston
| is making in the commercial world
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
shrc,eport WiII .CcIcbrntc.

\ gentleman from Shreveport, La, says
that extensive preparations are being
made for the entertainment Of the Kansas
city and Western people who VIII VISIT
this city on the first through special pas
sengcr train from Kansas City to Shreve,
port. The read will about he completed
in two weeks. Only short gap between
Horatio and Mepa. Ark. is yet to be graz
ed. and a large force of men are at WORK
and with favorable weather VIII soon
have the work finished Through trains
will then be inaugurated
The Shreveport citizens are going 10
celebrate the completion of the road ana
will give a royal reception 10 the e"euF-
sionists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

and business. why such an Institution viii
be communicating to the entire neighbour
hood. and seriously damage all surrounding
values.
have been informed that several loca-
lions have been sought which II misfor
tune should throw into the hands of this
association. and be used for the purposes
Indicated would be a blight to the entire
section OF the city.
write to urge your assistance To pre-
vent this institution. or reformatory, being
located In any OF the residence portions
OF the city, and especially In tho Fourth
ward lsouth). Very respectfully.
Harvey T. ID. Wilson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
FREE LECTURE TO MEN AND
WOMEN.
Dr. IA. G.. Flower, Of BOston. VIII De-
liver His New Lecture Entitled

Triumph and Glory Of Woman and Man
at Sweeney & Coombs opera house. Tues
day February 2. at p. m.
Or Flower is recognized by many as the
greatest orator on the American platform.
What the press says:
Dr. r. G. Flower locturcd last night ia
nearly 5000 people in fremont Temple His
audience went Wild over his oloducnce
keen thrusts pathetic appeals and quick
sallies. Boston Globe
Dr. r. G.. Flower lectured last evening
in odd Fellows hall to upwards of 200,
people land more than 1900 were turned
away. Or. Flower is Washington's great
est fayorlic ms an orator He Is the mag
netic man of the rostrum No entertain
ment was ever given that afforded more
amusement. more pleasure to the audience
than Dr. Flowers lectures. lie Is logical
very pathetic whitening in his sarcasm
and Irresistible In his wit. For beauty
of speech, richness Of thought and orator
| zeal climaxos the doctor has no superior
| i'm any OF the professions of the world
For two hours the audience showed thu
most intense enthusiasm and amusement
Washington %. O. Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

states vessel Alliance. used as a school
ship for naval apprentices. which went
ashore last night at Cape Henry. Va, sue
ceeded In getting of and since has arrived
At Newport News. Commander Brown. ot
the Norfolk navy yard, sent the follow.
ing telegram to the secretary In regard to
the matter!
Alliance grounded at 10 o'clock last
night inside of Cape Henry. A wrecking
,ug was sent down and should reach tho
Alliance at o'clock this morning. 1t
was not known ashore that tho vessel was
tho Alliance until midnight Have been
informed she noatod without assistance at
O'Clock this morning and is unnjured"
The signal scrvice observatory Mt Cape
Henry also reported that the vessel had
rotten on safely and Captain Nancy re-
ncfted her all right at Newport News this
| morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
MERITEn PROMOTION .

4 bulletin has been issued from the
telegraph department Of the southern Pa
cite railway announcing that on February
Mr. A. s. Footo will assume the duties
and responsibilities of signal maintainer
Tor the Atlantic system with headquarters
at Algicrs, La. This appointment is pro
motion that is meritcd by MIR. Footc. He
has been employed on the Texas and New
orleans division Of the southern Pacific
for seven years and during that time has
never been "sot back. reprimanded or lost
days pay. AS lineman he will DO sue
ceedcd by MIR. r. A. Porter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

Indianapolis, Ind, January 3l.-Ex-Pres-
dent Benz, Harrison, acting as trustee for
the bondholders Of the Logansport division
OF the Vandalia today filed in the United
States court an intervening petition against
the Terro Haute and Indianapolis railroad.
The complaint charges that before the re-
ceiver was appointed there had been de-
posted with the Farmers Loan and Trust
company a large sum of money that should
have been used to pay the interest on the
bonds. He asks that the money he applied
to pay the interest due. The complaint al
leges thai the receiver has in mis- possession
a large sum Of money that can be used fol-
the purose and asks for an order COMPEL
| ing tho receiver to make statement o.
! the facts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

Justice Hin held two inquests yesterday
both over the bodies of colored women VINO
died frcm natural causes one was Eua
Wilson. an old colorod woman about ~
wears of age. who lived out near BRADY.
vile she was naturally feeble from ola
,en and recent fall through cato
ruard had caused injuries which naturally
rrecipitated her death. ,,,, =,
The other inquest was upon the ocay o.
Adelia Hughes, aged %. VINO hled OF uioou
roistninF at her home, corner Vi ,al ~
"a Rusk streets. Deceased was inc
aau of Albert Hughes, who Tor sew
ersl Years was janitor for The fost'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

Emmett council held its annual
sy and election OF officers yesterday
mon. Captain James Lawlor presided
w. c. c. Beayens acting as secre-
lallcwing officers were elected for
n,uins year.
aaelt, James Iawlor; vice president,
flnnlsan: recording secretary. NJ
sAs' financial secretary, I. II.
Aan' treasurer, Or. Robert McElroy .
~ lot unexpired term; Jack Ken
wa browne and NJ. Monahan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Cnpi,nI city Notes.

Austin, Texas, January 3l.7-Hon. Will
lam ! Bryan came over from San
Antonio last night and spent the morning
here. This evening be departed for Gai-
weston. accompanied by Governor hoss
and Speaker Dash-li.
Cantain ]. X. Bumpass, representative
,,om kaufman county is seriously Ill. be-
inc affected with grip and symptoms
Of Of pneumonia His condition Is critical,
Vie was stricken with paralysis OF the rlsh'
side within the last year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Tramp. at KcrrviIic.

kcrrvlllc. Texas. January 3O.-'A batch
Of tranips struck the town this week. Two
nj them are being entertained by the jail
err Some of the others endclvored TO
Gree an enhance inio several OF the resi-
dences after nightfall. but were run OF.
While they were trying to open the blinds
of Mrs. Mulurs house, Theo and his
brother fired two shots which scared them
away. and they have not been seen since:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
=, -----
rosters L0cuI Eorc.n,ts

sorm waves will reach this nerd
W. Inc other changes noted VIII Occur
~ within 100 miles of Houston wsthir
n below. a. '"' VI wv "''o'
eeiuary l--Warmer
ss'uary 2-Threatensng.
ssssraary 5-changeablc'
sseroa.y i-cooler.
sNAy s-Cool.
{spruary -Moderatinp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Printers Want H.

,Nc'a' meeting Of Houston Typo.
[-''i union Yesterday strong rcsolu-
nm, ,e, n,u passed iudorsing the State
vi. s III introduced by Representative
4. aa committee was appointed TO
matter before the memhers from
ksS ~. An labor ORGANIZATIONS in
are expected to take similar ac-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Nh, n desirable NeiGhbor.

To the Editor OF The POST
Houston. Texas. January 2s'--from an
advertisement In your columns ! see that
offers are solicited for site for the CRIT
tenton Rescue Home
In this connection, J desire 10 urge me
narties al interest to selct location on, i.
side of the city limits ana conheet WIN ).
sufacient land to have II partake OF the
na,mre ~ country home and farm.
There are serious reasons. both social
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
10 Dnm The Rio Grandr.

Santa Fc. n. NJ, January 3O.--Advtce1
from las Cruces amte tha, President
fcgerton, head OF the Scotch syndicate
which ~ 10 dam the Rio Grande near Fort
seldom, has gon. to London to present
his final report 10 the capitalists who arc
lack Of the enterprise.
Wth TWO possible exceptions this Is to
10 the larger water stOrage reservoir in
The world. 1t VIII cost nearly s2o0c, 900,
and VIII irrgate 10000 acres OF RIO
c;rsnde valley land between Fort Seldom
md Iu Inep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
uc,xv Dnunwr, Awarded.

Port Dobson. Miss, January 3l'-Trumah
p. Lawrence VS.. the Pullman Palace Car
company. case OF unusual interest, VS. de-
cided today. the Jury awarding Lawrence
s3l 900 damages, afterwards reduced by the
court to $4,000
Both parties will appeal. Lawrence
claims TO have been severely beaten by a
porter In the employ Of the company, the
incident occurring In Illinois
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

Washington, January Si,--Srcrcta,y Her
bert was Informed OF the accident OF tho
hrookNn in the following dispatch from
Capiain Cook dated at L,nwood Pa:
LEFT League Island On account of ths
ice lam struck on Schooner Ledge. Tho
double bottom compartment under the On
CINE and fire rooms fun ot water. Leak IN
bilge. but kept clear by pumps. Safely
mourcd TO ice pier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
THE HOTELS.

.u, op-RATEs $3.50 AND 500
r I nng' JAMES LAWLoR' fNo-
E I EH9s6es, Fort Worth. Texas; Ja T,,,
I;s ais eiiy' i; a. cart%r, a, isaIR W@M
i crosby. Austin; s q ,, tn,,,H'i r. NJ
u! D. = srr r,s il. ". Woodruff AND
ES p,.s sine James Moore, G2lyGs Ton
f rhsnmsn. Cuero: j, X. Wha'iaEer'
caapiIIii ,abatt. Galveston, !. J
N S. i. Louis i. {. c n! t ti52r1.
Hi. A. Jasiy, city; pr. K H. ,, .,lrri-
colrmbus: Rivers 5. rotlu l.
,.0 SS.' In,cIle Burn.tt, Velasco: Thorn
IN Wiol l New orleans; G.. r.,
81 Louis; W. G. Rige, ChlcaG,o'
|. IL ni;sckiThatz. KansaE: G. EuaNe.
poip, Comfort, Va. G. H. W!n;err-
n louisville. W. J, Aylnst2n. N'Ai-
Id, william Lockr'ige. NV Ir'e = u = =; .
/ Funk, New York, j. Schuiteh' New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
revival Ser,.i,n.

ks,,,.s 'a' services at the Central
n.y.. church yesterday were fun Of
u. !. ~. was beautiful and impressive
|aslbs, witness W.T. the burial in baptism Of
ley night =, nree daughters. Services
Eafern' a. $780, Tuesday and wednes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
ro rnke rIncc TONigh'.

rho entertainment and dance by the
Ladies Hebrew Aid society pos,p. .
from last "Wednesday. evening, vii, .aNs
Mace tonight at Monte'ore ha,'i len
very interesting programme WIN ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
OUR 1897 MODEL.

AS the lion is king of beasts, 50 is the
Model king OF laundries. Since adding
another dry room 10 our fun equipped
plant, we are now prepared to turn out PEI
Tor work and in less time than ever. Ofhce
and laundry i0l1 Prairie avenue. 'phon,
ISL out OF town work solicited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston, January 81,


ARRIVED.
s. Yucqtan. rinks. Puerto .Bar,ios.
IS Lcona, Wilder. New York.
SAILED
IS city of Worcester. Fortune. RoNer-
dam.
Ks snhn, Kinds, lidvre
so Brcresfcld. Thomas, Queeniaowr
vrssEI.s IN PORT.
81 nh G d}nesta. P %ower NEWT MeSi,e. 90
IS Vaia' j. owier 4 Mcvitc
s. Lochmore, W. ". Wilson,
I. A Jenne i s%SePSy Few Ig co %ovit@
- Tlnvclcr WIN. Parr co.
Blk Westhury. j. Mollor \ Co
81 Thorllsa. Fowler q McVnie
IS liolywcll. culliford, Clark & Co.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON
SIS Ansdaio. Malta. December :
SIS Alamo, Sow York, Jan n
So Bedc, Hamburg, January D.
s. britannia, sunder'and. Jan. u.
So Dcramorc Cardiff. Doc "a
S. ionlion. Liverpool Jan. o.
- j.simoore. Hun Jan &c
SIS Liathony. Buenos Ayres. Jan. 20.
IS Liv Shields, Jan. ~.
s. h"Iins, Ho Jan pscs Dec; Z;
81 Nadur1. Cardiff, Dec. H.
SIS Nctherley. Hall, Newport News. Jan.
10,
SIS NiaEara. i.as Pdlmas. December 10.
Ss \ .th. Tencriffe. Jan. 20.
81 Robert AdamBon. Sunderland. Jan. II
SIS Rotherheld. Barry. Dec W.
SIS SAlopia, Manchester, Jan, =.
S. Snturnni,. Liverpool. Dec. 10.
Ss strnihclvdc Algiers Jan. b.
SIS Tolosa. Cardiff. Dec. Is.
SIS lrlpol, Hamburg. January 20.
q, Ilnneth lIalifax Der
,a Vera at Las Palmas. Jan, IL.
IS Woodeigh, Ct Vincent. Jan. IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

A natty line Of children's shoes Just In
at soc, 75c and 81. In button and lace
Sans shoe store 355 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01

Hanans fine shoes for men are the hes
on Earth" to protect feet from rain an'
mud. full assortment OF them at sam
shoe store. 3l5 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
Nntcs ms Pcr.onnII

Captain j. 7. Hughes promlnen, ran
road contractor of Fort Worth. was In the
city yesterday.
r. S. Hammond. a prominent ofhcial