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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
BUcKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The Best Salve liz the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands.
CtiIblarns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S N. Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
CHEATED IN WEIGHTS
Three Hundred Mine. al South ucAiester
Make such Charge.

South McAlester. /. T. Oct. 25.-Over
900 men OF me Al5erson mines. three
miles east Of mere. refused "a % 20 Work
this morning. alleging they had been
r,.ybed In their weights. This matter
may be adjusted or u may assume the
magnitude II a strike. IN which ne Al
derson men will be Joined By every
miner In the Indian Territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26

have hitherto escaped taxation and
which will yield II, oOo, 600 francs. The
commission further decided that the de-
felt is to be met also by increasing the
stamp duty on foreign government
bonds. which will yield another 16.0oo.-
900 francs in revenue The proposal 10
increase the tax on French securities has
been abandoned by the budget com-
mission
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Lexington. No. Oct. 25.-Major SAND
ford Sellers has been notified BY Secre-
taTy OF War Alger that Lieutenant
Joseph Frazier. Nineteenth infantry. L.
s a. = detailed a. professor o. mill
tsry science and tactics O. the Went
worth military academy. 20 relieve Cap
tain Levi P. Hunt. Ten,h cavalry. Leu
tenant Frszier's commission takes effeci
February s. 1855. and he il commanded
"a report here not lateT than January
% Captain Hunt vii return to the
army.
Many are willing To wound WITH ~ord
who dare not strike biow.-N- 4 Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
FRENCH TAX on SECURITIES
How Johnny Crsp-ud Nesasto Make the
Far-i=n-r fsr.

Pa-i.. Oct. 21-Tae bulge: commission
toicy rendered an in3o-;aa; decision
affecting securities. /, decided ti-st the
deacl. arising from TIRE relief o: land
texacien. voted in July las,, : 20 BE met
by taxing. n accordsnoe -itA Re s~
q 1872, those farsiSn -Ar''Tirisa =1i>a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
Croup Quickly Cured

Mountain Glenn, Ark.-Our children
were suffering with Group when we re-
ceived a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Il afforded almost Instant re-
lief. A. Thornton. This celebrated
remedy is for sale by Druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
Triple Century Amateur Recor d.

Chicago, Oc. 25.-Emil Schuler, OF the
Morse Cycle club, lowered the triple
century amateur record made recently
by J. Hoffbauer by Is minutes, finishing
strong. Schuler rode the first 10 miles
unpaced. finishing the first 100 miles in
S:35. He rested I hour and IS minutes
and started out on his second century,
riding unpaced and in total darkness IN
11:50. His actual riding time for ne
800 miles IS % hours and IS minutes and
total time "a hours and IS minutes.
Schiller is only IS years old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
Sloane Makes bubble Win.

London. Oct. 25.-The Lorillard-Beres-
ford stables 3-year-old chestnut colt
bubble II, by Sensational out of Guam
derry, won the Newmarket maiden plate
today There We're six starters Colonel
Gardie finished second and Bonfire
third. bubble II. was ridden by Tod
Sioane, the American jockey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26

AIIrANERICANS 9; BALTIMORE, 4.
Kansas City. No, Oct. 25.-Fourteen hun
dred persons attended today's game be-
tween Baltimore and the Al-Americans.
The Au-Americans took readily 20 Or.
Ponds curves Hastings. fo- the All
Americans, was more effective. Score:
r II z
AII-Americans ....a63Iooi % Is 3
Baltimore o.. .......--.0 o 9 Il
Batteries-Has;ings and Donahue; Pond
and Clarke
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-26
MORE MALIGNANT THAN EVER
Is Yellow Jack, Both in Members OF Ne"
Cases. and Deaths.

New Orleans, La Oct. 25.-Numerical-
iy this ha. been the worst day OF the
fever situation here. AZ early as Z
O'Clock this evening, the score at the
board Of health showed a total of fifty
two cases, and there had then been
deaths 10 the number OF Eleven Here
tofore the highest number of deaths IN
a single day has been nine.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Oct Pa well de-
fine, but very mild case Of yellow fever
appeared in Cincinnati today. 1t was
that OF August Wi!kie, who came from
Mobile, Ala.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 25.-Three new
cases OF yellow fever were reported by
the board oe health tonight. and two
deaths occurred in the early morning
from the disease.
Mobile, Ala, Oct 25.-Seven new
cases, one death and four recoveries was
the report published by the board OF
health this evening.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 25.-The board
Of health officially reports four cases TO-
day. There was one death today.
Races for Place at Louisville.
Louisville, KY, Oct. 25.-The contest:
al the Louisville Driving and Fair asso
! citation meet this afternoon were all To-
place, both events that constituted tn
| program going 10 odds-on favorites II
straight heats. The second heat OF int
! 800 trot furnished some excitement.
quiet tip on Medium Wood for place wa
! circulated. and there was rush TO INT
/ betting ring. Medium Wood, backe'
| from even money TO l TO 2. was second
| but the Judge looked with surprise Of
| the repeated breaks of Louise Mack. AM
| an investigation resulted in Made
! Money Penny being given the place
! with Medium Wood third. All bets OF
! these two were declared off. After tn
race W. W. Milan, driver of Louis
| Mack, was fined 500 for laying up tn
| heat. Results:
! 2:20 class trotting, purse $1,000: tn
| Monk, br. G.. by Chimes, (Geers) won il
straight heats. Time PIG; 2:15; 21S 1-2
Louise Mack, Mabel Money Penny, Ed
monia, Medium Wood and Baroness
| Marguerite also started.
Three-year-old 800 class, pacing. purs
81 900: Miss Margaret, b. m, by Direc'
! CWalker) won in straight heats. Tim
PIP; PA IA; 2:13 IA. Samaitina, Patc1
en- Boy ana Inclusive also started.
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No More Cargoes to be Got Up From the
Rivers Mouth and No One From the
Frost-and- Ia anime Beleagued City Can
Get staked So as to Go After ANY OF the
Stuff Cached by Turned-Back Steamers,
aud There Your SIondiker Is-G enerai
News From the Klondike-The Alaskan
Boundary.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-Governor Lewellcn of Kansas Is In
the city. stopping AT the Hutct,ins,
Alfred Evans and wife Of Belton have
apartments at the New Hutchins.
w. Il. Weiias and wife OF Belton have
apartments ut the New Hutchins House,
ta. kan. Is a guest at the New Hutch-ns
House. lie is here prospecting.
Jack Fernandez n d6pndcm citizen w
Houston, now city editor OF the Austin
News spent Easter sunday in the city.
i. w. Iiarris Of Waco Is q guest OF the
garding the proposed carnival 10 be given
in Waco during the month Of May.
Mrs, Colonel Reuben r. Brown of the
Daughters of the Republic of Texas. ar
ri> ed in the city yesterday from her home
in Qu:ntana. and has apartments at the
New Hutchns House.
Professor Edmonds, formerly OF Fou5-
ton, now one of the progressive young
oitacns of Sugarnnd, who is faf.enlng
OH oyster cltek oaonc ana sacchariao
matter. was In the city Yesterday
Captain and Mrs. NJ. $. Bennett of
Cuero and their daughter Miss Anna, are
~ the city, the guests OF Or ana MIS-
urwitz. CAPTAIN BenneW ~ Texas vet
eran, pnd rs here 10 attend the reunion.
D. G. Helbcrg of the finance committee
of the grand lodge, and j, q. buckley OF
Texas lodge No t. knights OF ryunias,
LEFT last night FOR Fort WORTH US dele-
gates 10 Nnt NllEuis Oh NNllaS Etai'N
lodge that meets there on April -,
Mr. nnd Mrs Ed s. Stone OF Waco,
who have been guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Il. w. Tucker, corner Of Hamilton street
and Dallas avenue, win return home to-
rirht Mr. stone Is ono Of the prominent
young business mon of the central edv,
his w!fo h9viuE hcer raised IN Houston
rs Miss Carrie Br.en
CON u'andcr G g, Beaver q, commander
az Dick DJwllng camp. viii be absent
from tho city some I'VE or SLY days ne
has placed IN command duriuE his alb
scnro Colonel phEip n. Fan, hrst leu
tenant commander OF Dck Downing
camp ana hope, he may he abe to march
them on TO victory.
Major +, NJ. Ruudell and wife and Miss
Florence their daughter. returned TO inc
city last night from Galveston, where
they spent yesterday They WI lsnye
for their home in Austin tomorrow Mss
Ruudall Is quite popular in Austin. AMI
while visiting Houston during he. t. r.
A. convcnt.ol She maIo many trends
She was one of tho most popular young
lad rs on The boat Saturday during he
Garc'nE, and her musical accompi'en-
ucnts scrved TO entertain all present
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CHOIR.


The first practice OF the choir for the
Christian Endeavor convention was held
Yesterday afternoon at the Central Chris
tian church. After the enrolment had been
completed and the voices classified, some
OF the songs in the new leaflet, which was
prepared for the use OF the convention,
were examined. OF course the leaflet has
some OF the old fayorites. such as sun :
shine" THE Banner of the Cross. etc, but
there are some new ones which VIII require
time TO learn.
The convention is now only two weeks OH
and II is desired to have at least ten re-
hearsals before that time. The frst two
VIII be tonight and tomorrow night at the
Christian church. Announcements VIII be
made later for the others.
Ii is the purpose of the chairman OF the
music committee. S. Guy Inman, to nave
a choir OF 200 voices and twenty-five IN
struments gotten up here and reinforced by
200 other voices from over the state The
music will be on a grand scale.
All who will Join the choir are urged to
he present tonight.
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Nulty and wife. Joe Lee Jameson and wife,
Miss Annie Mahnke. A. r. Dcckman, Joe
y uosling and Hugo Goodwin Of San An
tonic. Miss Nellie Platz of New Draunfcls,
A. D. Edgar OF Austin and s. o. Neal OF
Dallas. They were met at the train by
members of Post G. Galveston, and taken
to the Grand hotel. From the Grand they
took cars for the Beach and were after
wards given n carriage drive down the
island. following the water line re-
turn TO the city was made and two hours
were devoted to bowling at the Gartcn-
verein After n twelve course dinner at
the Grand. at which covers We're laid for
sixteen tho visitors were taken for u ride
around the ietties On naptha launch.
Messrs. Dan Nj. and Ernest Laskor and
f, Lowmulier were their especial hosts,
and they gave them a royal entertainment.
"lt is only a foretnste of what you will be
given when the ninth annual convention
meets in Galveston" said MIR Dan Lasker,
The visitors say they were never more
rovallv treated than on this occasion. Mr..
Neal grow poetcal as he enthusiastically
described the many courtesies shown them
in the Island City. and remarked that Gal
weston appeared to him to be one entire
place Of enjoyment loving people. who
thought only OF the pleasures OF life and
desired to divide the blessings showcred
upon them with the strangers within their
ratps
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At l.iviuustOu,

Livingston. Texas, April 17.---Sawyer =
Bros ice plant made its first run thl,
week. turning out two and onc-half tons
OF solid Ice. This plant will be operated IN
| connection with their gin and MILL prom
Using employment during the idle season
aud at a small profit will Justify them In
| operating 1t. 1t will be quito an acauiai-
ton to Livingston and II is hoped that II
is the forerunner of other much needed
improvements. particularly waterworks and
fire protection.
judge Joe fiolshousen has the material
on hand and contract let for the early
erection of HIS handsome new dwelling.
number OF handsome residence build
ines have been erected In the town within
the last twelve months. AS well as several
business houses. G. II. Dawson Will erect
Il large building east OF his store the frat
| story OF which will be used for offices and
drummcrs' sample room and the second MS
public hall. This will be ready for oc-
| cupancy IN the near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

KATY. Texas April l5.--Katy il enjoying
quite II boom now; o colony Of thrifty
Germans came in from Colorado last
week. bought land established n Mennonite
church and are erecting some seven or
eight nice farm houses. Mr.. Dnnover hay
ing purchased about 100 acres adjoining the
town site is putting mp house and out
buildings. which. when completed, VIII cost
several thousand dollars.
The steamship Rowland Of the North Ger
man Lloyd company, now due at Galveston.
has a good number of settlers for Katy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

New Orleans Times Democrat.
The following letter. which reached us
yesterday. explains itself.
To the Editor OF the Times Democrat
Leroy. Mich, April Shines are sim
nly hard here. Potatoes are to us what
cotton is TO you--the money crop, ] sold
400 bushels In December last at 10 cents
per bushel and 2i0e bushels April at Z
cents: delivered In both cases. At present
white stock Is worth cents per bushel.
and red stock 7 cents; so you can under
stand how affairs are here. We are going
to emigrate South lust as soon as We can
raise enough wind TO III our sails Would
like YOU 10 publish whatever you can that
may be OF interest TO intending emigrants.
pesneotfulIy, VIM. A. Pine.
Box 1872, Leroy, Mich.
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At nunnIo.

Buffalo. Texas. April III NJ. PEARL
| stone & Son have let the contract for re-
woro burned last August and the work VIII
be pushed forward until completed.
Odcn q Recder bought the gin OUTFIT OK
Pearlstono & son today and Will add SOW
eral improvements. Among them Will be q
blacksmith md general repair shop.
STEPS ere being taken TO establish dis
trict school horc. and II successful a $4,000
future
1t is rumored that Burroughs ~ Baker,
who were burned out at Raymond some
time ago will open stock of general mer-
chandise here next month.
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Homer Eads Promotion.

Homer Eads. who was recently appointed
as general agent and general live stock
agent OF the International and Great North
ern. with headquarters at San Antonio
began service with the International ana
Great Northern railroad twenty-three
years ago as telegraph operator At that
time he was the youngest telegraph opera
tor in the South.
He was freight and ticket agent for a
lumber Of years, having filled some OF the
most important stations on the line IN
1889 he was made commercial agent IN san
Antonio for the game company and in ib9z
was promoted to his recent position, that
Of commercial, freight and live stock agent
of the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
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commissioners Mt Fort worth.

Fort Worth, Texas, April ls.-The in
terstate commerce commission of the
United States arrived in the city today.
1t is composed of Hon. William X. Nor
risen of Illinois, chairman; Martin a,
Knapps, New York; Judson G. Clements
Georgia; j. u. Youmans. Iowa; G. A.
Prouty Vermont Edwin A, Moscloti,
Frank Lyon and John j. MeAulff OF Wash
ington
They are here to investigate the com
plant of the Cattle Raisers Association OF
Texas against the Chicago Terminal Eoii-
vay company and Chicago Stock Yards com-
pany. regarding the 81 terminal charges,
a matter that has been prolific OF much
discussion at all the stockmen'5 conpei-
lions of this country for many years past.
The hearing will begin tomorrow morning
In the circuit court room OF the Federal
building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19
At sabine Pass.

Beaumont, Texas. April l2.--Mr, A. T.
Smith. n New York member of the Sabine
Land and Improvement company, is In the
city looking after the company's inter
ests In this section. Mr.. Smith says tho
improvements now being made at Sabine
Pass arc small compared TO those that
will DO under way in the near future.
The contract for large hotel 10 be built
at the Pass viii be let in few days and
Other improvements In the way of public
huiIdinga and business houses viii be
started so soon as the townsito is ready to
receive them
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AZ Canada.

Canada Texas. April 15.-Mr. Jensen.
formerly of Nebraska, has bought twenty
acres in the suburbs and hns Just com
pletcd n fine two-story residence ON the
tract, The Newell Brothers, OF New York
state. have bought tho Watson ranch Of
nearly n thousand acres, mile south OF
Ganndo. and are building residences, DR..
Chastine Of Arkansas has located hero In
the general merchandise business, and is
building a residence MIR. Krorstrorn Is
building an addition TO his store. MIR.
VIM. Sundalius is erecting n large add
ticn to his residence. This week MIR. Maui
ritz Is building q new rent house on his
canch adjoining the town site, Several
new hay haruB Will be put up this spring
and on the whole Canada is enjoying n
hoAltAY EroMih
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Al Nictnrin.

Victoria, Texas. April 11.-Mr, II. d.
Apologize Of this city was the lowest bid
der aud secured the contract for the build
ing Of Mr., Dave Cassetys two-story brick
on the lot adjoining Pridham kretslc's
hardware store
Plans are being drawn Up FOR two
story brick on the south side of Constitu-
ton street. opposite the public square, &c
be built for The Victoria Furniture com
pany by MIR. Eugene Sihlcy.
MIR W Nj Pctcoas has let the contract
for the erection OF n two story residence
on the lot adjoining the residence of Major
r. 3. Wnmack. 30 cost $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

The state organization OF the Daughters
of tho Republic will hold their annual
convention in this city tomorrow at p
M. at the parish house OF Christ church
Preliminary TO this the state executive
committee will meet at tho same place ~
II a. m. Among others there VIII be pres
ent In attendance upon tho COMMITTEES
meets, Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Stursis. Miss Bct
Tie BaIllnger and Miss Halle Bryan Of
Galveston.
Tho San Jacinto chapter desires TO re
turn thanks to General r. Il. Howard. Col
ouel ] r. Waties and MIR. Ed Milby for
assisting them at their meeting on sat
urday in making mp the programme for the
Texas Veterans reunion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19
The lee coupler.

Austin. Texas. April 1s.--A. S. Cover OF
Houston. general agent Of the Lee solid
head automatic car coupler, has been IN
Austin several days. with models of the
invention. exhibiting 1t to the railroad men
who have also been in the city. From the
opinions expressed. Mr. Cover says. the
device is growing In favor every day. and
1t is hoped at an early date 10 more sub
stantially establish 1t with the roads. |,
is contended that the Lee coupler com
plies with the Interstate commerce com
missions definition of a legal coupler
which is: "a car coupler to be legal must
couple by impact and uncouplo without the
necessity of man going between the cars. y
The Lee COUPLER has been Endorsed by a
great many railroad organizations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

Manor, Tex, April i4.--'Thc directors OF
the Manor Wstorworks company at n
meeting yesterday, recommended to the
stockholders the surrender OF their STOCK
to j. e. Wlldbahn. MIR. Wildbahn has
agreed TO push the artesian well TO COM
nleton The citizens have expended nearly
$1,000 and the well is 2220 feet deep, The
sirfngency OF finances made II impossible
to raise further funds. In the agreement
with Mr.. Wildbahn 1t Is thought that the
water will be procured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19
IMPROVEMENTS IN TEXAS.
Orange to Have a System Of Water
Works.
THE BUILDING UP or SABINE PASS
Mcthodist Churches ut BccviIlc md
Mig SprinHs--Nlnny buildings Are
Under Construction.

Orange, Texas. April 1.-THE city coun-
Gil of Orange met In adjourned regular
session last night and levied a tax OF II
cents ON the $500 valuation for waterworks
bonds. An issue OF $1,000 in bonds was
ordered, to be applied to putting In q
system OF watcrworks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

Kirbyville. Texas. April 1s.-sevenal
new residences and business houses are
going up.
Mr.. Vance Of Louisiana has opened up a
jewelry store. J. Is. Faicloth OF Beech
Grove. will open large general MERIDIAN
disc establishment. Bailey Frisby OF
Warren are making arrangements 10 start
business here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19
NEW ROADS IN PROSPECT.
Waco Is Counting on Two and Is
fulling for Others.
SURVEY OF G. AND B. v. COMPLETED.
Surveyors VIII Start to wor,.
the Line of The Waco ana
Sabine Pass.
RVEY OF G. AND B. V. COMPLETED.

waco, Texas, April ls-Tho people of
waco are delighted with the prospects for
several railroad connections which give
promise OF success at once The sur
Veylng corps of the Gulf and Brazos VAL
ley Railroad company have completed their
survey TO point within twelve miles of
the city and will finish this week This
Is new railroad enterprise which was
only inaugurated short time ago, but
the promoters have pushed the work and
the survey has now been made from
Hearn at the crossing of the Houston and
Texas Central and International and
Great Northern, to a point one mile from
Norwood on the San Antonio and Arkansas
tass, twelve miles south of Waco The
line enters the Brazos bottom near the
Lewis plantation, few miles from Hearne
and runs up the river on the east side,
through a succession of plantations. pass
ing about two miles west Of Marlin aud
crossing the Bragos rier just above Cow
Bayou creek. Thence the survey runs
straight toward Waco. passing along par
alle with the San Antonio and Ararsas
Pass, and about half way between that
road and the river
President Glass and others will be in
Waco in few days to arrange for ter
mnal facilities, after which the survey
will be completed and work will begin on
the lire at once.
The charter OF the Waco and Sabine Pass
railroad having been filed yesterday at
Austin. that enterprise is now assured
and the surveying corps will start out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

Died. Last night at 1920 at the homo Of
his father. William Fuchs. ST., at 1914
State street. William Fuchs, Jr.. aged Is
years and 4 months. Interment this after
noon at 4 o'clock at Magnolia cemetery.
kov. riumsbg will be the officiating min
lister.
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Al SnlithXIIlc.

smthville, Texas. April 16.--The bricn
walls of the McKaslill building. at tho
corner OF Main and North Second streets,
are almost completed and when the build
ng is finished will add considerably to tina
appearance OF that part of town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19

The Easter concert to be given ton'gh,
at the Church of the Annunciation by tho
choir of that church. assisted by other To-
cal talent. all under the direction oil MI
W. S. Mason. viii be one Of the best must
cal entertainments given In Houston TINS
season by local talent The concert In FOR
the hencfit Of the choir
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n. p. A. Mt Galveston.

A number of the visitors to the 7, r. A..
convention In this city spent yesterday In
Galveston and returned to Houston last
night. A party was formed composed OF
Mr.. All Dieckmann and wife. b. F. Nc