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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-01
TEXAS SOCIALLY.
LA GRANGE.

Friday night at the opera house the
young ladies gave an entertainment for
the benefit Of the La Grange Light Guards.
A play entitled The Chaperone was
rendered by the young ladies In a very ef-
fective style. Following was the cast
Miss Morony (principaD Miss Lila Moore
Mrs. Dynecourt. ........ Mrs, Lou Nave
Mile Jeanne. miss Gertrude kaulbach
Joyce Dynecourt. ..... Miss Agnes Schoiz
JUDITH grey. ....Helen hauipacn
Phillis Reynolds. Lille Schuhmacher
Barbara Creighton. .............l Irene Hall
suzanne Horton. .............G enle moore
Lillian Gordon. ......Julia Schumacher
Mollie Howard. ........... .Pezzie Walker
Anna Drayton. ........Alma Moellenberndt
Daisy Rogers. Daisy Lane
Miriam (the Gypsy. Delphine Byrnes
Jill (the Waif).. Pauline Whitlow
Nora (Mrs. Dynecourt's ward. .......
................. Miss Mena Stiehl
1t was a play In which there were no
gentlemen, though some Of the town boys
were impersonated by Miss Lille Schulz
macher in a very striking manner. Miss
Lillie Schumacher as Phillis Reynolds
was one Of the leading characters and ac-
quilted herself In very creditable man.
ner. bespeaking for her rare talents in the
theatrical line. Miss Gertrude Kaulbach,
as Mile Jeanne, the French music teacher,
Miss Agnes Scholz, as Joyce Dynecourt,
Miss Delphine Byrnes. as Miriam. the
gypsy fortune teller Miss Pauline Whit
low, as JILL the waif. and Miss Mena
Stiehl, who took the part of Nora, the
Irish ward OF Mrs. Dynecourt, deserve
special mention. proving to the audience
that La Grange can boast of amateur
theatrical talent which is unequalled by
any town OF its size In Texas. All took
their parts well and upon the whole 1t was
a grand success. Miss Mamie King seng
a solo. For All Eternity" which ELECTED
much applause Her voice is full of sweet
ness and shows culture which makes her
decided favorite with all lovers OF song.
quartette composed OF Misses King.
Schoz Willenberg and Praetorius render
ed Annie Laurie" harmonized by Dudley
Buck, in an artistic and fascinating man
ner, holding the audience spellbond until
the last echo had died away like a sweet
amen. The military orchestra furnished
the music for the OCCASION The citizens
are indebted to the energy and ability OF
Mesdames Lou Nave and George Wilrich.
Messrs. r. j Reynolds and Percy Faison
went to Dallas last Monday to take in
the fair.
Mr.. Thomas Adair OF San Antonio was
in the city several days last week
Mr.. Benno Harigel of the Luling Record
was In the city on visit to his family and
friends last week.
Mrs Renfro of Houston was here last
Weeh' aIteuuiuS ner nusDd1u, Dr. j. ". u.
Renfro, who is on the sick list.
Tax Assessor G. II. Steinmann and Tax
Collector Neal Robinson attended the Dali
las fair
Mr. John Kuhn Of Houston who former
ly resided here. was shaking hands with
his old friends here last week.
Justice II. G. Ledbetter is acting deputy
district clerk during the absence of j.
E. Baker, who is confined to his home with
the dengue.
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GONZALES.

The young men OF this city have organ
lied a Bachelors club and have rented
apartments In the Randle building. on the
third floor. for it's location. 1t will be hand
somely furnished, with reading, smoking
billiard and pool room, together with as
se1nbly hall and dancing to be used ~ the
club In its entertainments. Much enthus-
iasm ia displayed and the undertaking has
already proved success.
The churches have been deserted. almost
in this city for the past few SUNDAYS on
account OF the dengue epidemic prevailing
in this city, which has attained enormous
proportions, catching the weak. the poor,
the great and the small alike.
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sUICIDED.
tote Saying 1t Was the u,
Thing He CouId In

tote Saying 1t Was the BcSt
Thing He Could DO.
Texas, October Si.-James GAL
man about 90 years old, com
|icide at the Southern Hotel this
Py taking iaudanum. He left a
Png that he had been kept in the
Pytum at San Antonio for four
lonths ard that while there his
pad gone 10 ruin; that he was
pont money and friends. was
Ian health and thaught the best
could do would be to end Mi
)se of poison. The deceased was
from Chicago. but came here
Es ago from Llano and did obi
9 living. Justice johnson he'd
n and ordered the body buried
pense of the county.
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WoODyILLE.

The dengue fever has at last struck
town, and holds in its clutches numbar
OF victims. Among them are Mr., and Mrs
r. Y. Hyde, Mrs S. b. Cooper. Messrs. c.
A. Stith and Tom Dies.
Mrs George Collier and children OF Beau
mont have returned home after visit OF
several weeks to relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. I. e. Bordagcs of beaumont and
Mrs. W. II. Aldrldge OF ROcklsnd were
among the visitors this week.
Congressman S. b. Copper has returned
home after brief tour through the East
ern and middle counties of the district
in looking after his political interests
He IVES we'll pleased with the outlook. and
seems more hopeful than ever OF the nomi-
naiion
Mira. Martin Dies and children OF Beau
mont are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Rev. T. j. Milan. presiding elder,
preached at the Methodist church Monday
night.
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Lexington Notes.

Lexington. Texas. October al.--A party
is encamped here, being engaged in the
geological survey.
DR. II. II. Womack Is building a large
livery stable on the cast side OF the pub
lie square.
The Baptist fifth Sunday Meeting or
this association Is being held here, quite
a large number OF delegates being pres
ens and Interesting discussions being held.
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MOSCOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hensiee OF Mount Calm.
and her sister. Miss Emma Cochran. Of
Trinity, are here whiting relatives and
many friends
Miss Dora Hickman has returned from n
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Leo Bergman Of
Trinity.
Miss Clara Canon Of CoryeIl returned
horne last week after visit OF several
weeks 10 her many relatives here. She
made many friends during her short stay.
who regret h.i departure exceedingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Hickman are spend
ing while with their parents here.
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LoCKHART.

All during tho past week the people Of
TIE city, who rave been able TO get about.
have BEEN absorbed In the proceedings OF
the district court. Many lsdies were pres-
ent on Friday TO hear the argu mont OF
the a,torneys In the Stringfellow case, and
such large and Intelligent audience hrs
not hcnored the court house for yeais
Rev. j. NJ. Gaddy with his family left
last week for Waco. where they viii r1;,lc
their home for time. Orr peoDle regret
very much 10 lose Mr.. Gaddy and his csi!-
mabie family, and they carry with than
10 their new home the best wishes and
kindly remembrances o. the ,tise1s OF the
town and vicinity.
Mrs. zeb French ana children visiied
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nRENHAM BUDGET.
Failure Was the Direct Result OF D.
Cant Eaffna

Cent Cntfon
Brenhlm. Texas. october 1.-THE failure
at Latinm yesterday evening is the re-
suit CT disastrous 5-cent cotton In this
county
Following Is the list OF creditors The
liabilities foot up ss0s7sl, and are as fol-
lows; Ben Lindstaedter, Latiura. note. 500:
B. Fochner. Lattum. note. 500: Geo.
F,oehner Ilatium. note. 500: Anton Raska
Latium, note. $50: Reichardt. Becker a.
Co. Brenham. merchandise and note, $40;
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Deed OF Trnst.

woodyille, Texas. October So.--Johnson
& Young. general merchants of Woodviiie,
aled deed OF trust today. naming II. A.
Cruise trustee Total liabilities about $500.
assets not given. This was quite sur
PRISE 10 business mon. AZ they were thougnt
To DO In good shape
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MISSOURI CITY.

The dancing school closed with a grand
ball Friday night. That the bail was q
grand success was attestod to by all.
Varied and costly were the costumes worn
by the charming ladies and the gentlemen
all looked well In their evening suits.
Mrs. Minnie Bringhurst and her daughter
Kate OF Houston are visiting at Mrs. w.
A. Robinson's.
Miss Lubbock OF Houston is visiting the
Misses Shredder.
Mayor G. + Mercer has gone to Corsi-
cana to investigate tho oil wells. He VIII
visit the fair while gone.
Professor VIII Keech has gone to Da-
mons Mound to take charge OF mis- school.
Mr. e. Robinson and J. 7. Mercer
attended the board meeting OF Union AS
ISOLATION Baptist church, held In Houston
Thursday.
G. w. Arnold has gone to Arlington
to visit and look out for his interests
there.
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EALEs INCORPORATION.
for Its Abolish m-nt l
Being Circulated.

Tor Its AbOlishm II
Being Circulated.
p, Texas, October "a petition
Circulated in this city which now
than 400 slgnens to abolish the
p at Gol@aies. and i, is sad It
fortiy presented to County Judge
lass for his action. Gonzales 10
Ppus city OF 1900 souls aud her
pd development has not doomed.
proved along slow and sure and
permanent. but It Is claimed by
with the county capital in this
4 tho sheriff and hts deputies
With IN and tho coun<y judge
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WILlIN

October 81 coming on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Hill did honor TO the occasion
by having a Halloween" party on Friday
night. an entertainment to be long renem-
bered by the young people ~ Willis.
Couples were first paired of by means OF
matching flowers. after which fishing To-
gan. and lasted as long as there were any
parcels. Other games and amusemeuts
were then brought forward, by which every
one present was highly entertained until
the hour for departure, Those present were
Mesdames L.. NJ. Bell. II. w. y. Lang
ston and Edward Folk; MIR. and Mrs. w.
l.. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lans-
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J., Mann, Misses
Mary Lewis Estellc Folk, Eugenia Powell
Pearl Sandcll. Sue Woodson, Mamie Rhodes
Lucy Bass Ella McKibbin, Lula Cravens,
Belle Singleton; Messrs. NJ. G. Powell w.
w. Welch, T. j. Rountree, Adam Cone. G.
r. Lewis. G.. Il. Woodson, l.. A. Daniel,
Richard Bass. Charles Bybee and e. 5.
beaverton.
DR.. w. p. Powell was In Houston last
Thursday, looking after his daughter Min
ME, who is there being treated at the In
Urinary.
Miss Claudia Abbott has left for walker
county to take charge OF her school.
Mrs. r. S. McKeen, capitalist OF
Huntsville. is visiting his sister in Jaw,
Mrs. S. King.
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A Neryy Wolf.

Pile, Texas, October So-Dr. Felix
piled wolf in his yard Friday
For several days DR.. johnson
missing some of his finest chick
etinfes finding their half eaten
his yard. Thursday night in
with his son-in-law. Mr.. Bradley
III the hen house. getting sight Of
during the night. but without
shot at him. owing to darkness.
pay morning, however. DR.. john
lhe animal with pistol.
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CIeburne. Texas. October so.--A house
Oh South caddo street was destroyed by
IRE Friday morning.. The house was owned
by Mrs. Bculdin aud was occupied by Mr..
d. S. Miner. The building. valued at
500. not assured Household goods insured
for $3.50.
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corsicana. Texas. October M.-DurinS
.he absence Of. Governor culberson from
.he state Lieutenant Governor lester I.
acting governor. Inc S.a,e's ~ nu Srs,iie -
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CuIcttO.

Mrs. s. G. Lnckey returned Sunday
from Chicago. where she has been for
several months visiting relatives.
Mr.. Otto Staerlser and daugter. Miss
Flossle, left SATURDAY for an extended trip
to Germany.
Mrs. n. II. worord has returned from
Colorado. here she has been spending the
summer.
Mrs. g. r. Lee Of Waco has been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. II. Il. Edgar.
Mrs. Thornton OF Victoria is here on a
visit to her daughters. Mesdames Hamilton
and Joseph.
Mr. ard Mrs. stray1on Weldon left
Thursday for Washington City.
Mr.. T. A. Graves and family and Miss
Estelle Hsaton have returned from their
summers trip.
Captain Shelly ard wife are here \om
San Antonio.
Mrs. W. ]. Baker will entertain the
Married Ladies' Euchre club Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Sol West of San Antonio is visiting
the family OF Mr.. Il. Stevens.
Will Frobese left Saturday for Calves
ton
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DGET FROM BEAUMONT
|of x. C., r. and G. Officials
and Capitalists
bw VISITING PORT ARTHUR,
eawoYed That Their Mirsion
Importart One-A New Time
eard-As to En4pty Cars.

Iout, Texas, October S1.--A special
lived over the Kansas City. Pitts
h Gulf railroad at s o'clock this
bringing President A. L. STILL
heral Manager and Chief Engineer
superintendent Morley, several d.
4 the railroad, and n party OF for
4tailsts who are financially inter-
the railroad. The party made
JET stop in this city and proceeded
Arthur. where they spent today
remain until tomorrow afternoon.
bose Of the trip is said to be an
b OF the track and terminals at
bur. but there is rumor that the
Ind directors, as well as the capt.
Re on more important business.
OBJECTIONS IN BEAUMONT.
obtained the consent OF Orange
} Charles, It is expected that the
Pacific will haul its frst train
cars from Algiers through Beau
her tonight or early tomorrow
y Beaumont has never objected to
Ing OF these trains, and citizens
before taken little interest in the
ents that the Southern Pacific has
ing with towns east. A weak ef-
Dir up opposition was made, but
further than an intimation that
bad should give q couple of citi-
as guards. Beaumont has had an
of quarantine regula-
Die citizens are now willing to do
4 feeling that State Health Officer
len will use all the precautions
\ to keep the alleged yellow fever
e State.
NEW TIME CARD.
time card went into effect on the
City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad
o'clock this morning which cuts
b hours out Of the passenger sched-
teen Beaumont and Kansas City.
i between Beaumont and Shreve-
Ut is between these two cities that
= is saved. Under the new time
! through Pee Gee passenger from
a arrives at 4;40 n. m, from the
4 1920 p. m. The schedule pro-
"A only one local passenger train
u Beaumont and Port Arthur. 1t
ye at 8 a. m, and leave at S:i5
ling FOR THE EVANGELIST
tie on which Rev. Sam Jones will
J meeting in Beaumont is not as
IN. but it Is understood that the
Evangelist will be here sometime
he month. In the meantime the
he which has been built in the
)rk is being put in readiness.
Ehave been received. and are to be
Ihce the coming week, and the little
Necessary to make the meeting a
Dss are being looked after.
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MUNYON'S

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CALVERT.

X. II. Hendricks of wootan Wells was
in Calvert Saturday,
Mrs Netiie Groom spent several days
OF last week In Waco.
Miss Pauline BihrS has returned from a
protracted visit 10 friends at Waco.
Misses Pauline ESerle and Sue Cum
mings OF Hearne spent Friday and Sat
urday In Calvert, tho guests of Miss Birdie
McCrary.
Mrs. II. Stricken came down from Gates
VILE last Friday to join her husband,
who is now in charge OF the iewelry es-
Enlistment of II. l.. Stricken
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Smith and Miss
Pauline Casemei were attending the fair
AT Dallas last week
Miss Wayne Culbraith Is visiting in Dali
las.
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IIEARNE.

Miss Eliza Shaw invited few friends
to her home on Monday evening to assist
her in celebrating her birthday
Attorney w. G. IIearne of Wharton Is
in the city, guest of his brother, l.. D.
Hearne.
Mrs. II. r. Bibes left Thursday fer Aus
tin, where she will spend few days with
her parents
II. Martin, j. II. Lane. ]. r.. Bishop and
Lon Erwin were visitors to Dallas this
week.
Mrs. a. j. Parnell and little son are Wis
iting relatives in Austin.
John l.. McNutt went 10 Rockdale this
morning.
A. d. Boyd made n business trip to Dali
las Monday, returning Tuesday
NJ. M. Rookie was in Franklin Tuesday
Mrs. Foster returned Tuesday TO George
town after spending few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Joe Astin.
Miss Florence Lallier OF Homestead is
here attending the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. ID. G.. Boyd.
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VICTORIA.

Mr.. l.. r. Daniel OF Ell Campo, former
ly of Victoria, has been In this city during
the past week on social and business
visit.
MIR. Richard Hans OF Arneckerville and
Miss Emma Brown OF this city were mar
ried at the home of the brides mother
Wednesday. Rev. Weiss officiating.
Mrs. II Cohn of Corpus Christi, who has
been visiting Mrs. l.. Halfn. left for home
las. week
Mr.. c. Mcintosh went over to Goliad
Wednesday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Drownson and Miss
Ethel returned Wednesday from a stay of
several months in Kentucky aud Tonnes
see
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
OF General Superintendent and Mrs. ID. r,
Forbes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Wood are back from
the Dallas fair.
Mr.. l.. b. Randall returned Wednesday
from Dallas, where he enjoyed the sights
at the fair.
Mr. James l.. Gartrell of Goiad, former
ly of this city, was over on visit last
week.
Mr. Fred b. Shields left Thursday for
st. Louis to complete his medical studies
Mr.. A. G. Sterne OF Yoakum was in the
city last week on professional business. =
The +. f. v. hold a meeting Monday
night for the election of officers and the
transaction OF other important business.
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Thursday morning for Fort Dasis, where
they will in future reside.
Mrs. Mabel Whalen Of Victoria Us In
the city this week, visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Fenner.
sheriff Dave Odom OF San Patti .cio
county was In town Monday
j. NJ. Cocker, prominent citlEru OF
0akviile. was in Beeville several days this
week
Lee Kilgore Of San Antonio was here.
visiting relatives this week
George Dorm and family left hero Tues
day mormdng for Sherman. which place
they will make their future home.
Johnny Weymouth. a we'll known Corpus
Christi druggist, was In the city this week.
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WHARTON.

Nv
ments or assemblies OF pleasure lovers.
1t has been the reporters sad duty to
chronicle the deaths OF two Of the brightest
jewels In Wharton's diadem OF social life
Mrs. r. NJ Brown and Miss Ada Nc
Camy; both beautiful. cultured women, ttied
to adorn any sphere, and whose loss will
make void impossible to fill.
The dengue is still monarch OF all 1t
surveys" and one by one the citizens Of
this city have answered to its CALL very
few having been spared.
Misses Sallie and Julia Harrison are
spending few weeks visiting relatives in
Austin.
Misses Mae Horton and Gorilla HAYES
arrived yesterday from Quintana.
Colonel A. b. Peticolas OF Victoria was
In Wharton this week In attendance at
the funeral obseQuies OF his cousin, Mrs.
r.. NJ. Brown.
Miss Annie McSparran, pupil OF Naza-
reth Convent. Victoria, is spending few
weeks with her parents In this lity.
Mr.. Ford Sterne OF Victoria has passed
the last week in Wharton. where he las
been engaged IN financial venture
Hon. Louis Bryan of Velasco was greet
ing friends in Wharton during the term
Of court.
Mr.. j. c. Young, after a short stay in
Yoakum, has returned to Wharton.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, from Beevile, preached
an eloquent sermon at the Methodist ofUI CHI
last night He will also occupy the Pulpit
Sunday.
The family Of Mr.. Il. Williams has re-
turned from few weeks enjoyment Of the
pleasures Of country life.
The Loyal Literary League will meet
next Monday night at tho home OF MIR. r,
j. Horton.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-19
MnrNelou. Re.Hla..

From 6 letter written by Rev. J. Gundermsn, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted to mske this extract II have no hesitation in recommend ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, as ihe results were almost marvellous in the case of my ~ife. While l Was psstor of the Baptist Church at Rivers Junc- ton she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding Ls Grippe. Terrible Faroxysms of coughing would fast hours with little interruption and 1t seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr Kings New Discovery; il was quick ID it's work and highly sstisfacsory in re- sults." Trial bottles free at Tombsto ne and any Drug Store. Regular size 50c. Sl %
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-19
Stands ssa The Hea.

Aug. J. Bosel, the leading druggist Of Shreveport, La., says: "Dr. Kings New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough, and it is the best seller I have" J. F. Cam pbell me r. chant of Stafford, Arz., wri,s:' 'Dr. Kings New Discovery is all that is claimed for il; it never fails and is a sure for Consumption, Couehe and Colds. Icannot rav enough for it's" meri,s." Dr. Kings Nv Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is not sn experiment. It has been tried for a quarter of a century, and today stands at the bead. It never 'isappoints, Free trIsi bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee Drug Stores.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-19

The big Bucyrus steam shovel for the State of Arizona Improvement Conpany's canal hss arrived and will in a short time be pla ed in position at the heading of that proposed man. meth irrigsting waterway. The shovei is the largest ever shipped from the Marion iron works, and fl it works successfully will excavate an enor- nous amount of dirt.-Yum4 Sun.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-19

"For tbr,e years We nave nevre been without Chsmberlsinc's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy in the house," says A. H. Pst:er, with E. c. Atkins X Co.,, Iudianai olis, Ind, and my wife would az -oon think of being without -four as 8 bottle Of this Rem edy in the summer season We bave used it with all three of our children and il has never failed to cu-e-not simply stop pain, but cure absolutely. For -sle by all dealers in Tombstone and Bisbee.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-19

The Calumet & Hecla Mining Com psny's 10Ith dividend, of s10 per -bare, paved Oct. 1st, will make $40 thus far in. the calendar year 1897, and carries the total payments of that com psny across the $50, 0,OOO. GOO mark, s5o, ,S50, 900 being the total amount thus disbursed, it now being exceeded in this regard only by the Comsteck Nevada.