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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
SAVED BY A CAT
 FROM DROWNING
Feline Pet Scratches the Face of a Sleeping Man on a Sinking
 Shin

PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 27.-During a heavy storm that prevailed in the harbor last night the steamer Wildwood sank while lying at her dock. A large hole was made in her hull by a drifting log
 saved from drowning by the ships cat
 which awakened him by scratching his face just as the steamer was going down.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Voyage of the Battleships.

NEW YORK, Nov. N.-A Washington special to the Herald says: Now that there seem to be little further doubt that Spain will comply with the demands or the United States, the battle-ships Iowa and Oregon are expected to leave Monte video at once. Their next stopping place will be Punta Arenas, where they will coal, and they will then head for the Gal lapagoS Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
second Trial for the Farragut.

WASHINGTON. Nov. H-The Navy Department has granted the Union Iron Works permission to give the torpedo boat destroyer Farragut another official trial. The law requires that this vessel shall make thirty knots an hour before she can be accepted by the Government. On her last trial the Farragut made an average speed of 297 knots.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Roueh Weather Northward.

SEATTLE, Nov. 2.-The steamer City of Topeka arrived to-day from Alaska five days overdue. The delay was caused by rough weather. Captain Thompson said it was the toughest he had ever experienced during his fifteen years run on the Alas ka route.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Ene;neer and Fireman Killed.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me, Nov. H- Harley Bates and Fred Hallway, of Portland, engineer and fireman of Bos- ton and Maine locomotive driving a snow blow, were killed to-day by the engine plungihg over an embankment.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Tn Race for Canadian Cup.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. N.-Joe Pulcet of Detroit will tomorrow begin work on To- the Canadian cup The boat Is to be the property of a syndicate,
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Skeleton of a Missing Man.

BEDDING, Nov. 27-B. F. Roberts, a well-known citizen of this place, disap- peared rather mysteriousy two years ago. It was concluded he had been lost in snowstorm. This morning his skeleton was found on the Pitt River, the identity being established by the clothing and his pocket possessions. He was man of fa ilXr
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Use ~ and Facial Soap E7 Facial Cream.

If anything ails your Skin, Scalp. Complex ion Hair. call or write Dermatologist JOHN H. WOODBURY, 127 West 42d st.. New York. 1ss State st., Chicago. Use Woodbury' 2 Facial Soap, Facial Cream, Facial and Tooth Powder. Sold everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
LIST OF PRIZES.
LIST OF PRIZES. OFFICIAL DRAWING
 -OF THE LOTTERY
 -OF TIE BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA.

The 11Sth ordinary monthly drawing. class L. drawn in the City of Mexico on November 19, 1898.
 Special Notice-The public Is cautioned to beware of concerns claiming to operate lotte- ries in the City of Mexico or at any other point in the Republic of Mexico, all such con- cerns are fraudulent. The lottery of the Ben eficiencia Publica Is the only one authorized and indorsed by the Mexican National Gov ernment Beware of spurious limitations and see that all tickets are signed by A. Castillo, Intervenor and U. Bassetti, manager. None others genuine.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
THE Q, R, & N. co.

DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTL A N D From spear-street Wharf at 10 a. m FADE SIP First Class Including Serfns EHnE $S Second Class ana mealS STATE OF CAL. sails. Nov. 2s Dec 3. IS, 2s Short line to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butte, Helena and all points in the Northwest Through tickets to all points East; -
 E. c. WARD, General Agent,
 630 Market street. GooDALL, PERKINS & CO.,,
 Superintendents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
Compagnie GeneraIe Transatlantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS ss GTRANCF0 Sailing every Saturday <CTETA at 10 a. m, from Pier 42. North s@xzsaSsHh River foot of Morton street.
 LA TOURAIN NE.....................-..... Dec. 5 LA GASCOGNE.. Dec. ID LA CHAMPAGNE. Dec r LA BRETAGNE. ............-..........-Dec 54 LA NORMANDIE. Dec h cent reduction on round trip. Second-class to Havre s45 10 per cent reduction round trip.
 GENERAL, AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA 8 Bowling Green, New York.
 | F. FUGAZI & CO, Pacific Coast Agents. Montgomery avenue San Francisco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
LADIES, READING CLUB.
Progrn mmc 10 De Presented mt the
Meeting This Afternoon.

4. the meeting of TIE Ladies' Reading
club thie AFTERNOON varied aud Interest
ing programme Will be presented the
theme being 'I4on,ion Life ms Portrayed N
,rtJ. A paper On "Hogarth" will be lcsd
H.. . lady who spent much time in LONDON.
sonse select racltatons will follow, after
wiIici, !, iaik % .'rhe Art Students Lie
In London by well known artist Of ms
city Viii te given,
rbe ladies' who will attend mis- meeting
are requested 10 bring as feature OF the
Torrent events" recent art notes. or any
thing pertaining to artists, their life and
work.
4 letter has heen sent To Mrs, irina.
s,sf.'a.lns The high en9ree atom which re
ReaiiDg club feels for her lectures recently
delivered before the federated clubs OF the
city and showing her that their good
wishes follow her to far-off Michigan "
win he remembered by those %ho were 70
fortunate as 10 hear Mrs. Jones' talk on
Rhythm" that she gracefully allIAied %
me sofr voices aud gentle manners Of The
southern ladies who welcomed her TO their
rose crowned hones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
Int Mr.. white,s Successor.

The Santa Fe, it is said, could not have
pleased the great mass OF railroad men
CT the country more than 1t did when 1T
appointed George 7. Nicholson, general
passenger agent Of the Frisco, as passenger
traffic manager, succeeding the late MI.
White Vice President Morton says that
Mr.. Nicholson was looked upon as Mr.,
Whites natural heir He had virtually
been brought UP on the Santa Fe read ana
had always enjoyed the most pleasant re-
lations with tho officials Of the system. He
knows every foot of the line, and no one
could be bs;tsr qualified for the position.
The appointment is effective May J.
George T. Nicholson was born July ].
1856. at Belvidere. n. c., and was educated
at the Kansas State university. He entered
the railway service in 1882 as n clerk IN
the general passenger agents office of the
Santa Fe. He became successive rate
clerk, chief rate clerk. chief clerk assist
ant general passenger and ticket agent. and
in May 1887. general passenger agent. In
January. 1897. he left the Santa Fe to be-
come general passenger agent OF the ST.
Louis and San Francisco Rad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
CrTY nnENTTIIcN.

Died tho infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Il, Is.
Dillingham; aged weeks aud days. The
burial Will be private.
There AFRO undelvered telegrama at the Of
fee of the Western Union Telegraph company
for j. w. Tate and Annie Jackson
Mr. u. NJ Burke requests that all parties
who have not done so may report OF the sale
OF tickets for the recent entertainment given
By the sharks.
The funeral of Dr. j. g. II. Renfro oG-
CURED yesterday Mt II n m, from the Church
of the Annunciation. The ntefment took
place In the Catholic cemetery,
With the street car strife and the explosion
of the electric light plant the beer war las
been lost sight Of. MS one of Houaton's at
tractors, but 1t Is still on.
Interest IN the San Jacinto celebration Is
upon the increase meeting of the chair
mon of committees and MI those having an
interest In tho undertaking. Will be held NJ
the business League Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock
Rev. Mr., Martins text At sunday night's
service wac "A Soldier Of Christ Last
Christ during which there was a large con
gieeation present The meetings VIII CON
tinuc throughout the weok
There were Two 1uc fres yesterday one ut
$3.50 p. m, at 26lo Brazps street, No damage
The other was at O'Clock last night. when
In consequence or defective iluc about so
damage was done TO the two-slory residence
at Gil Mckinney avenue. owned ny Mrs. r.
Carr and occupied by l.. y, Skeely.
II Is doubtful that any lesser light than
Nat Goodwin IN the theatrical EiU!nmtni
could draw an audience to the thtater under
such adverse conditions "a now prevail here,
but Goodwln's audience for tonight h already
sssured by large advance sale. The curtain
will go up promptly ut O'Clock
Yesterday was Mayor Rice's birthday, but II
was anything but an enjoyable one TO him, as
he spent the entire day al the police station
giving directions and receiving reports from
the military and various special officers as
signed TO duty to prevent recurrence OF the
dilcrdcr that prevailed In this city on sun
day.
Innlar and Houston lodges, Knights OF
PyfhisF Ind Rathbone Sisters. on Wednesday
evening, March 90 has been Indefinitely post
fairs prevailing 81 present The entertain
mont viii, however be arranged for some
date IN the near future. when the programme
arranged, as already publifhed, VIII be rem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
TWO MORE VICTIMS

of the Electric Light Plant Explo-
sion Of Saturday Night.
Yesterday death claimed two more VIC
Tins of the electric light plant explosion,
Thomas f. Sidney Freeman, oiler SUI
cumbed at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing from TIE effects Of his wounds. Thomas
Tobn, the Galveston, Houston and Hen
derson Waterman, expired at 1870 o'clock
last ni.ht from exhaustion.
freeman was 2S years of age He will
be buried from the late residence 1920
German street, interment at Evergreen
cemetery. He was a member of Phoenix
lodge No. SO. knights of Pythias the
members OF which will attend the funera'
Tobn was "a years of age. and his body
is at the rooms Of Wall g. Stable awaiting
Information from a brother In Irv.ngtcn.
N. Y
Receiver Blake Dupree Of the light COM
pany was unable to give any information
last night with reference to the progress
made by the company towards getting
their plant in shape again. He will prob
ably be in position today to say soms-
thing definite.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
southwestern Trnfac Changes.

The following changes IN the Southwest
iern traffic situation have been promul-
gated by the bureau at ST. Louis. based on
information received from interested lines:
Effective April S. 1895 a rate of 81 cents
per 100 pounds will APPLY on telegraph
crcss- arms, car leads, from Bay City,
Mich, toHouston and Galveston and Texas
common points, based upon combination of
locals through Memphis, Tenn; established
lumber difierentials to apply in making
rates tc Texas points linking higher than
common point rate
Effective March 90 1898, and expiring
April 30, 1898, a rate OF S66 per 96-foot car
viii apply on stock cattle from Odessa.
Texas. to Minneola, Kan.
Effective March 20, 1885, the same basis
Of rates will apply from Guaymas. Mexico.
tc Texas points, as are in effect in the
contrary direction,
Effective April /. 1885, interested lines
will protect export rates on shipments OF
cotton seed cake originating at points in
Arkansas, milled in transit at Houston.
Texas. and exported through Galveston,
Texas. at an additional charge of IS per
acre fer the privilege.
Effective April 8, 1895 the exceptions TO
the Western classification will be amended
TO provide for class ID rates, except as
otherwise indicated in tariff. on cement,
lime and plaster, straight or mixed car
leads
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personal MENTION.


Mrs.aA. II. Pierce Of Galveston is guest
at thasHutchins House.
Mrg. Charles Peterson and Miss Elisha AS
mus Of Rock Island are IN the city
Mrs Emma Il. Oliver and son Joe have re-
turned from an extended trip to Indiana.
@. NJ. Allison OF Sulphur Springs was here
Yesterday a guest al the Iiutchins House.
Mrs. W Irwin and daughter OF La Crosse.
Wis, are In the city, guests OF Mrs. Gus
Fredcrieks.
n j. Johnson aud family left over the
Houston East aud West Texas yesterday for
North Dakota.
Mrs. w r. Iiamblen left last night for
Birmingham, Ala. Her son, Dr. II, 7. Ham
blen, viii return with his mother
Mrs Isdorc Goodman OF Nayasota Is hero
on a short yigit 10 relatives. She is stopping
with her mother, at No. 1910 Franklin ave-
nue..
b. B Baseottc and family left yesterday
over the International aud Great Northern
for New Britain. Conn, TO reside In the fu-
tufr.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Burnett Collins of Fort
Worth Texas. and Misses Anna and Luc,
Mecord OF St Joseph, No., were gucsts al
the Bawlor yesterday.
Among thoge VINO arrived last night to at
tend a meeting OF the hraDsas Pass Railway
Emigration association we're: Charles Peter
ron Rock Island; Colonel Cyrus Thompson
Locklafts NJ. g.. Raurey. Yoakumi q. u
Swami and o. 81 Peterson. Normanna. V. u.
cole. Corpus christi; u. II. Nevil and Jack
EIgin. HoekpOrt; r. j. SkagRs Rock Island
and Joseph Gfayes. karncs City
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
THEIR BUSINESS IS COOP.
The Southern Pacific Moving Sand
wich Island Sugar.
ONE THOUSAND NEW CARS ORDERED.
President Huntinston's Special De-
parted for the West--air. krutt-
schnitt win visit Galveston.

The special train Of President Huntington
departed at noon yesterday for San An
tonic, having arrived from Galveston sum
day night. President Hutchinson Of the
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas and General
Manager Kruttschnltt OF the southern Pa
cihc left the party here, President Hutch
inson leaving in his private car Morgan
last night for New Orleans. General Man
ager Kruttschnitt spent the night in Hous-
ton, and is scheduled to leave this morning
for Galveston to spend the day, and re-
turn to Houston tonight. II is his inten-
ton to depart for the West on the regular
train. s
A reporter for The Post called on the
general manager In his private car last
night:
Il am just going down to Galveston to
look around he said, .'anl can not say
that there is anything special in my trip.
l will return to Houston at night and
leave on the regular train, rejoning Presl-
dent Huntington at San Antonio. and from
there will 20 to my headquarters.
So far the spring has been very kind
TO the Southern Pacific, our business being,
If anything, better than was anticipated.
The indications for the summer are that
the road will do better than last season"
1t is understood that the company has
contracted for 1000 new box cars. which
are to be delivered soon, and distributed
between the two systems. While it has not
been cramped for new rolling stock, an adj
dition to their present equipment can be
used at this time very well.
The Southern Pacific has been moving
sugar from the Sandwich
Islands, which heretofore has been going
by the steamer routes to Eastern markets.
This is the company's first year OF COM
petition for the sugar trade, and il is re-
ported they have been quite successful,
moving on an average of thirty cars day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

about . o'clock; 1t will do great damage
to grass. a misty rain began falling this
morning and is still raining.
McGresor, McLennan County. Texas,
March 26.--The late freeze did but little
damage 10 the wheat and oat crop here.
some are roplanting corn, though the gen,
eral opinion is that while most Of 1t wns
bit down TO the ground. 1t will come out
again, rs
Buffalo Leon County Texas, March a.
Prospects We're never better at this season
OF the year for big crop Corn and oats
are looking fine Many Of the farmers of
this section have planted cotton already.
which Is Fifteen days earlier than usual.
Weather cloudy with prospects for rain,
Bonita, Fecos County. 1oxas, March q.
The snow and sleet OF the lad killed the
fruit crop or thls section, and nearly ali tha
corn that was up also about half the oat
crop is killed. Inst night we had abou
two Inches OF rain, which puts fine sea
con in the ground.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
Trarac Burcau Reorganization.

1t is thought that the committee to which
was referred the question Of preparing a
new agreement for the new Western freight
association will be able to report OF the
meeting in St. Louis Wednesday, the doch-
ment haying been completed.
Though The report Is carefully guarded,
II Is known that the agreement proposed IL
by far tho most simple Of any yet frafteh.
1t provides that from the commissioners
shall be elected chairman. a vice chair
man, secretary and treasurer: tnat meet
ings shall be held alternately in Chicago
and St Louis on the second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month that special meet
ipes shall be called al the option OF the
chairman or upon the request of two mem
beers, and that the expenses shall be appor-
toned among the lines BY the committee,
The territory to be covered Ia exactly
that Of the old organization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
Notes nnh rcrsnnnI..

Traffic Manager Bein Of the Southern
Pacific went to New Orleans last night.
S, G, Pierson. purchasing agent FOR the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, was here
Yesterday.
Guy McElvaney son of the Katy's mas
ter mechanic at nonison, was here from
North Texas yesterday.
j. w. Petheram. chief engineer of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas, with head
quarters at Denison. was in tho city yes
terday
The Nat Goodwin company arrived yes
terday morning from New Orleans over
the Southern Pacific aud departed for Gal
weston over the Santa Fe.
Assistant Superintendent Mackenzie. Ct
the Wells, Fargo and Co.'S express, went
IN San Antonio last night and Route Agent
Cain departed for n brief trip TO New Or
leans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
GEORGES HENDERsoN's NEW BERTH
Now Manager of the Louisville office
of II. G. Dun AZ Co.

uI II. buI AZ VI.
The current issue of the Banker, Mer-
chant and Manufacturer OF Chicago con-
tains in its Louisville, KY, correspondence
an item concerning the appointment OF
Mr.. George Henderson ms manager of the
local office of r. G.. Dun q Co., al that
place, under the heading, AN Acquisition
to the Falls City"
In addition to the following reference to
Mr.. Henderson personally an extended his
tory CT the Arm he represents Is given:
while the business msn OF Louisville
regret the loss of Mr.. Roph, so long the
manager of r. G. Dun Co. s business
in this city who goes TO take charge CT
tho office In Philadelphia they will, at the
same time, give a cordial welcome to his
successor, Mr.. George Henderson. TITS
gentleman has been In the service OF the
agency for the last twelve years, first in
Ttrcnio. afterwards as manager in Bridge
port and New Haven. Conn, and later as
general manager for the State OF Texas
He Is A young man, being but SO years old I,
but has had plenty Of practical expert
ence, and there is no doubt he understands
the business thoroughly. He has all the
qualities Of grit. perseverance and COURAGE
which Mt acb reually 70 those NJ S7ot''fh
birth, and. having received military edu-
caticn in his youth, he Is IN all things syS-
ten9at!c. prompt ana thorough"
Mr. Henderson Is we'll known throughout
Texas. During the time he was State man
ager for the agency he made many friends
nv his neny pleasing characteristics and
his excellen. business qualifications.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
FIRST-CLasS.

yahey. San Antonio, Texas; NJ. G.
-, DALLAS. Texas: E. B. Wilcox, Luf-
pas; C. II. Young, New York; r. l..
Illinois, j. E. Olive, Bastrop, Texas.
[Espole, Il. c.. Walpole, Kansas City,
kTtamway Call, Orange; Henry Boil
phester; Melton Adler. Cincinnati; J,
San Antonio; Max Goldsmith. Chi
!, R. Blair, Brennan: II. L. Kelley.
Wm. Cameron. r. III. Dunpan, Waco:
fVebert, Denison; E. A. Paffrath. Fort
~ J. APastoriza. Houston; Eugene j.
Braioria; Hartman Zaker and wife.
fphla Charles Hildebrand, Chicago;
J. Mayer, New Orleans; w. II. Kyle.
fis George A. Webster, st. Paul.
Vim. Eckhardt, Cincinnati. Ohio; VIM.
Turner, New York; r. p. Searlc.
\; Rev. S. NJ Martin. city; George
fbn, San Antonio; II. A. Waidnes.
N; Herbert Taylor, W. NJ. Gilbert.
~ NO.; w. Z. Dorwin. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
SOUTH TEXAS.
\ Meeting tosHnve This section Rep.
rckcnfel nj lMuIiu E,x nasIiiar


resented at Omnha Exposition.
A meeting OF the San Antonio and Aran..
sas Pass Railway Company Immigration
association VIII meet this morning wilt
the local committee at tho Business Leagu.
at III o'clock TO perfect arrangements FOL
the proper representation OF South Texni
at the Transmissippi and International OK
position MIR NJ. G Ranney, general sec-
rotary of the association, and Mr.. q. s.
PonHeld, also IL member Of the association,
will be present. The members OF the local
committee are; Mr.. r.. A. Riesner, vice
president this senatorial district; Mr.. Ru-
fus Cage. chairman local committee;
Mossrs. u. l., Dennis. II. Hacker, W. ID.
Cleveland. John Lyons e.. Y. Hartwell,
G, w. Hail. ", A. Childress, II. A.
Relchardt and Charles Dillingham;. 1t is
expected that both Alvin and La Porto will
be represented at the meeting this morn
Iup
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
10 Conncil sIcrtlns.

Yesterday was the day for the regular
meeting of tho city council and Aidernaea
Kohlhauf, Gcisclman. Adair, Matthews,
McAugitan. Cronan ard Heiser were PROS
.ent. M .S
Secretary Warner notified the members
present that Mayor Rice had sent word
that other business prevented his being
present whereupon on motion Aldermaq
CrcnaI was called TO the chair, the abseH
aldermen were excused and on motion II
council adjourned until Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
THE HOTELS.
Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.
nett Collins and wife, w. H. Weeks

rnett Collins and wife, w. II. Weeks.
birth; Miss A. McCord. Miss Lucy Me-
Joseph n. \. Carlisle, Logansport.
u. Westhrook. Ennis. w D. Her
sco: Edw. Connolly. city: Il, Ia. Ray.
HI; +. r. Harris. St. Louis: +. $. Blu
Do Antonio; Geo. r.. Webb. Bingham
Is. Thah,, ST. Louis: Geo. A. FIagg.
II. Wells Baldwin. Clarence J.. Tes,,
Neal. Philadelphia: j A., Going, Gh'-
|R II. Earnest. Dallas: f. l..
~ Cuero; Jack Crot,y, Austin; w. l..
b Smithviile, Vim. Kelly, Thomas
Galveston: j. 6. Goldsmith. North
!; NJ. Miller, city; E. r. Newsom.
b CELSIUS Orear. st. Louis; J. u.
Rlrneapolis; IL. D. Patrick, Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
THE HuTCHINS
HOUSE,.
B. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates; $500 and
$3.50 per day.
T. p. Az head

49,, quarters
Philadelphia; a. e. Turner, II. C.
ay W: l.. Mcbride. A. d. Nash.
s'pnlo: o. c. Dusosson, Rochester;
"a Cour. Liberty; e. l.. Riddick.
lnMi II j. Paris. j. +. Shounsker.
'aalinson, Denver; l.. r. Bryan, An
Phsans; r. W. Terrell. Denton l.. l..
selasco; j. S. Bonner, city: G. G.
kMJ Il. Asiin, W L. Mcdonald, CITY.
|'tHsler, Austin; ". NJ. Corroe. Con-
y; Scott. kendloton. II. Norris, San
[3s. Fisk, FL Campo; r. S. Scrugps.
XIV, .. W. Skinner. Ed Il, iiauke.
NJ, X. and t.: Charles I.
Es Orleans J. B. vopel. Denlson: q.
S's Texas: Geo. p. Wesson, Little
y Raymond, Beaumont Oscar II.
|s srT ,Pittsburg; VIM. NJ Yates.
C,ne' y, $. Turner. san Marcos: +.
v ,su,p' Fort Worth; C. NJ. Allison. Sui
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
A, Appointment Announced,

Superintendent Cushing OF the Hous-
ton East and West Texas yesterday issued
circular announcing the appointment OF
l.. Lechengsr as chief watch Inspector OF
the line, as Was forecasted In this column
a few days ago. Mr.. Lechenger will take
the road In a few DAYS for the purpose OF
appointing local inspectors, The appoint
ment is effective May Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

and make ciem put up the best material
possible for their offices.
Major Peck, as president OF the Central
Republican club, rendered the use OF the
rooms of that club to such committees rs
this meeting might create. A. vote OF
thanks was rendered Major Peck and the
meeting adjourned