davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
BONDS OF BEAUMONT.
con CLAUSE HAS CAUSED GREAT
COMMENT.
There Il Talk Of nm Injunction to
Prevent the Issue Dcfng Sold.
A Political Phase.

Beaumont, Texas, February l0.-The TX
elusive announcement in this mornings
Post that the city council had at meet
ing last night passed un ordinance au-
thorizing the issuance of $4,000 forty yer
6 per cent gold redemption bonds has teen
almost the exclusive topic OF street 'en-
versation, and il considerable feeling has
been manifested by the gold democrats OH
the one side and the free silver men en-
the other, the latter being consider; lily
more than two-thirds ,najpfi'y OF the Nlite
citizens. The opposition of the free sill
verites is not against the issuance Of boz d.,
though they contend the time of icdeEp-
ton is too remote in that the city viii
have to pay in interest double the nnlornt
of the principal, but they condemn the
clause which provides that the bonds shall
be redeemed in gold
In fact, the concensus of opinion tmorg
the free silverites in go lar as Ihe est
correspondent can learn, Is that gold Vas
named as the redemption money for the
bonds merely for political purposes. The
argument used TO sustain this contention
Is varied. Some insist that MS the CHAIR
man and the other member Of the fn3nce
committee present at the council meeting
are avowed single gold STANDARD men thty
desired to issue gold bonds with the Wow
OF creating an Impression abroad that
Beaumont was gold STANDARD city, when
as matter of fact it gave a majority for
Bryan In 1896, though The white and ,ol-
ored republicans and assistant Mckinney
ties voted solidly against him. This l, n
jority was given in spite Of the fact that
from 200 to 300 republicans living be,ord
the corporation voted at he city boxes.
The aldermen claim they ordered the
bonds redeemable in gold because they lc-
lieved they would bring n batter price,
but the directors insist tnat as bids fer
the bonds had not been rnceiy,d the To-
lief was based on a supposl,icu not wti tuy
of consideration. This afternoon there is
talk of applying for an injunction to pre-
vent the bond issue. and n petit'ol VIII be
sent to Attorney General Crane ASKING
that he refuse to register the bonds unless
the ordinance is so amended as to make
them redeemable in current o. lawful
money of the United States"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

ersc6 il tiyS bearts u MN thtdnxn tb4
word Of Scripture and the sNc;anients--
John xv.3-7: John XVI IS.
Some vpry interesting and Instructive
discussions followed the rernarks OF Dir
Kiiian. Among those who sp1ke were Rev.
q. r. schaaf, nov. r. wun1eiiirn, Rev.
H. Ernst, Rev. s Eckhardt and others.
Following committees were appointed Ly
President wcgcner:
Committee to examine minutes Of the
Texas conference Rev. Ed k,Iss. Professor
Nicwedde. and Mr.. l.. Ottman.
Committee to examine the minutes OF the
Gulf States CONFERENCE.-THE. W. Cans,
Professor j. schleicr and MIR. II. Hucbot
ter.
At 2;S0 the meeting was cal.cl TO order.
Reports OF standing committees ord pe'i-
tons we're heard. discussed aud acted upos.
Adjournment followed MT o'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

NJ, Il X Rick NJ. apd Mn. NJ. Mct1on-
ala. NJ. and Mira. 4. Maurice, MI. and Mrs
TWuI F4oeck, Mr.. and Mr.. HUBBLE. Nj.
and Mrs. q. a. sabbath: Mcsdamcs J. w.
Callaghan, g. Pittschman, w. Pittsch-
man, Elerbery y. Weiss. Misses Annie
Habcrman, Daisy Mcdonald, Josie Gala
CHAN. TITLE Barttlingvk, Maud Bartt-
iingck, Birdie Archer II. Flock, 10.
pJttschman. NJ. pittschman. Messrs. Au-
ruet Dinplestedt. H. a. Walton. Robert
Dickson. Wood Dickson. Dody Dickson,
ben Forbes, Alexander Scuss. Homer Chill
dress, Almer Childress, Jesse Floeck Clar-
ence Flceck, Will Flock, Peter Flock,
John Weiss Tom Prooks, Dan Dickson,
Jr, Sam Rowe, Ed Tetzer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
Ep,yurtil l.e,ipuc.

The Houston Epworth League Union wiil
hold Us bi-monthly meeting tonight at
shearn chapel, when. after some relssious
preliminaries, and an election of Officers,
the following programme will be rendered:
Piano solo-~Danse dis Sorcieres..
80 ,,'..ss.'.t,,t...s.,. ..,...., kontsR
Tenor solo. .,.,.,..,R Rev. ID. II. .fo.chhiss
REGULATIONS Heart OF Old Hickory
Z. .....,.,..,..,.,,-,,. Miss George Red
Address tien minutos)-~Why Are No
Epworth Leagues More Prosperous
,,..-......,.,..t,.. NJ Hutchinson
This Will be followed by discussion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
sHOkT TEXAS SPECIALS.

= HARWOOD-Born to MT. anu MIs' ShdS'
Wagner here, last night. boy.
| ALTO.-J. r. M,lsrk shipped a trainload
OF cattle from here to Fort Worth
ANDERSON Burl LoftIn shipped forty
! woke Of oxen to Temple 10 be fattened
| there
! WHARTON Hon. J. II. Fl. Dennis and
! his bride. nee Miss Anderson. have re-
| turned home.
| CLEBURNE. Mr. T,eokham or Green
VILE Is In the city again looking after his
| $4,000 hotel project.
| GIDDINGS. County court Was in SEES
| sion this week. There were eight convic-
| lions and no acauittals.
| COMMERC E--Niiss Cora Martin de-
| iivered an appreciated temperance lecture
before a large audience.
FORT WoRTH-The retail clerks union,
recently organized here. had twenty two
accessions to its rolls Wednesday.
KIRBYvILLE. Prank NJ. Smith Of
Beech Grove was badly hurt in runaway
his left leg being broken and many se-
we're bruises upon his body.
BARSTOW--John Fulcher was acciden-
tally shot by Mexican while playing with
a pistol. The bullet penetrated the bow
els but he will likely recover.
RICHMOND--Georgc Readings saloon
was broken into Wednesday night. The
burglars secured 10 cents in cash. The en-
trance was made through the transom.
KAUFMAN. The cry of " Bre's your
Houston POST * now welcome sound
heard on our Streets Hereafter The Post
will be daily visitor TO this city
Ru NGE On the 9TH instant 4 1S-month-
old daughter of Charles Schroeder. living
near Runge, died of choking uuinsy aud
was buried in the Runge cemetery.
MUMFoRD. Wash Fournoy. convict
belonging 10 j. II. Collier No. force.
while attempting to escape, was shot and
possibly fatally wounded bv "A guard.
CLEBURNE. An effort is being tiade TO
get the merchants to pledge themselves to
buy enough clamps to secure tne revenue
required for a free delivery postoftice.
CARMINE The remaining stock of nier-
chaniise of otto Reuther. recently as
signed, was sold 10 A. NJ Weyand & Pro.
Consideration could not be ascertained.
CUERO Lillian Lewis, in Liberty and
Love is billed For Cuero Friday night.
The advance sale of tickets Is already
splendid. She viii have Il crowded house.
GROESBEECK. Some one forced the
window open and effected an entrance to
the ticket office at the Houston and Texas
Central depot Eleven dollars and eighty
cents rewarded his efforts.
BRYAN persons are requested to
look out for Charlie Britt. boy about II
years old. who ran away from lis home
here "Wednesday night; has blue eyes and
Wore cap ana brown coat and pants.
DBNTON-The Woodmen of the World
unwilling ceremonies az tie monument
over the grave of j. X. Burton, which arc
10 take place here Sunday. will be ''cry inn
pressve and 800 visiting sovereign5 from
all over North Texas will be i'll attend
ahce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

ivy nNTy CijD ENTERTAINED.
German Given Last Might By Mrs
MI IL

German Given Last Night ny Mrs.
ncisndo Rnh Daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Delgado aud the Misses
nclsado entertained the members of the
Twenty club and other friends with ger
man ut their home, No. lblS Caroline
strete, last night. Two large parors and
the hall We're used for dancing and the en-
tlre house was appropriately and tastefully
decorated fur tho occasion, The programme
OF dances consisted OF six intermisslons
mud as many cotilllons, which were led BY
Mr. Spencer llutchins. Dainty r1lrssh-
ments we're served during the evening and
the AFFAIR proved to be ono of the pleasant
est ot It's kind given this season,
This afternoon from TO ; Mrs. Delgado
and her daughters VIII hold an iniormal
reception at their home No cards vii. be
issued for this event.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
COMMUNICATIVE. nam

a most enjoyable hop was given wednes-
gay night ~ tho residence OF Mrs. u. p.
Fioeck, " Magnolia addition at Rrunner,
complimentary to Miss Annie Haberman
q sherman, The evening was passed il,
daneins and the enjoyment Of some de-
iicious refreshments.
Miss Haberman captiya,ed ali by ira
cbarn'ihs and Trapsful manner IN which
Shs accepted the courtesiss Of the evening.
sh a. loio~ihS were present; Misses An
.ie tsperman, Daisy Mcdonald. Mr.. Ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
CITY BRENrT1Es.

The rsirfall yesterday forenoon registered
LIS inches,
There are npdclvorod messages at the
Western Union telegraph Office for w. X.
Dean and John Slocum
Rev w s. Little. D. D., of penison VIII
preach ut the Westminster Presbyterian
church Sunday morning aud night
The Ladies Aid society of the Christian
church viii meet with Mrs. H. r. Roberts,
$50 Pease avenue, this afternoon al S;SD
The reception which was TO have been iieid
al tie residence Of Mrs. James A. Breeding
by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
has Teen indefinitely postrcned on account of
tha weather.
The scandinayians OF the city have formed
nm organization With tbs following officers:
President a, O5lornd, secretary. DE
Lcmce, treasurer. o. l-atSon. lhey start
With Il membership Of Twenty-Five.
\ reception by tho ladies of the West
minftet Presbyterian church TO tho members
of thrt congregation ana their friends viii be
given in their hail over Brown Bros. old
stEid corner Main street and Capitol avenue
toright.
Tom Allen, the employc of the Magnolia
brewery who was struck suddenly dumb a
short time ago, Is reported to be slowly nm
proving. Or Malllroy sent Lis patient 10 Cal
vert to avoid annoyance from Callers and
ndvleos from thare say that lie IS able to ar
fiCulafu a little nov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
FIGHT FOR a CHILD.
Court VIII Again Decide Mis-.
Dewey's Guar,iinnship.

ucWe!s suardfnnship.
fort Worth Texas, February 1O.-No-
vember 20 compromise agreement was
entered into between Don Campbell,
iather of Argyle Campbell, and his d.
yofeed wife, Lucy Dewey. now a member
OF Thomas W. Keenes company. over tho
possession Of the child. The agreement
was never entered up as the Judgment OF
yuuse armstrong's court. Consequently
YORK, acting under The impresslor that ~
court OF Tarrant county was without iuriss
niction N the matter. A few days ago Dop
tahppeii began proceedings In The M.
pFeme court OF New York to regain ems
,oay OF the child, which proceedings ars
melns stfenuonsly resisted by the bows
m,o The motion to enter the judr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
Sui Ross Chapter, d. of c.

Mckinney, Texas, February 0. - The
mothers, wives and daughters of Contede.-
ate veterans met here today and organized
the Sui Ross chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, Officers elected are: Pres-
dent, Miss Betsey Wiley first vice pres-
dent. Mrs, W. r. Beverly; second Vice
president, Mrs. T NJ Scott secretary. Miss
Leslie Pearson; treasurer, Miss Louise At
fins. Captain T. NJ. Scott and Tom w.
Perkins donated money sufficient 10 the
ladies for purchasing charter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
ulnM3Aln0

the Food Drink--is the greatest tonic for
nursing mothers. MISUNDERSTANDING
soothing. Malt Murine is prepared ly The
famous Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass n,
which fact guarantees the purity, excel
lenee and merit claimed for il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
puyId,nr Permits.

The following building permits were is-
sued yesterday from the office OF the city
engineer:
r.. Raphael, buggy shed, Hamilton street;
SIS.
j.. Eckel, repairs to roof, Louisiana
street; $50.
Lazarus Enrich, to remodel front,
hlnck 20 Main street, $1,000. ..- ~. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

has been the Intention for many years past
to encourage the breeding Of fine .,rses in
thir county and State. an annual horse
show has been given every spring FOR the
pnst four OF i've years. at which time the
PICK Of the horses oil the county has been
brought together to show the advance being
made in this line. Already active prepare
lions are being made for the spring meet
ing which takes places on Saturday. March
2G' MI. Fred Freeman is to pc grand mar
shai and chairman Of the COMMITTEES Of ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
GOOD GOVERNMENT cLup.

The Good Government club recently u
ganized for the municipal campaign has
secured the auditorium ana tomorrow MINT
will hold meeting which will be addressed
by several prominent speakers Of the ely.
1t is also expected TO Announce the date
of the primaries at this rleeeiug aud every
white voter living within the corporate
limits has been invited 10 be present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

Office of the Houston Electric street
Railway Company. Houston. Texas, Feb
f,iary 10. 1S9s.-By action of the city ali-
ihoifties we are running through service
on. our Rrunner addition. Houston Heights
and Houston avenue lines.
Edward S. Ellis. superintendent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
Killed by l.lrI.an,n,r

Daring the electrical storm yesterday
forenoon which accompanied the heavy
rain lightning struck the stable OF Mr..
John Quinn at 1890 Runncls street corne,
OF Marsh IN the Second ward. killing Two
OF his horses 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
the LOCAL STAGE.
.rbc prodieal rnthrr.,

Stanley Dodge, the autocrat Of "Old
Port, alias Montgomery kipp,
supposed African cxplorer.a....
.....s....,.s........ Lynn Wclrher
Tom Breeze ..,.........a.....Geo. A.. Sphinx
Percy Dodge, SANKEY'S son. Chas. Hooker
Cntesby Duff, a man Of the world
........, ...,. 1, Y !. z. .....Wiii McRobie
...4.... .s...as..s.. Logan Williams
The Yellow Kid, his own creotion....
..+,. ..... ...'., .t,e.Logan Williams
Swipes, the newsboy ......, Joseph Boxes
Kate, Stanley Dodge's daughter In love
with Tom Breeze. ~. Fanny Temple
Tacey, one other Of podge's daughters
..... .r.,. ,.... .,.,...,.Alma Dcorgc
Daisy, stiIl another daughter. Lula Powers
Berdlkins. holy terror. Maebelle Davies
Trilby o'iIsro. housomad. Ethel McRoble
Dolly Bond, known on The state as the
Lone Star Nugget Rcsn Melville
Sis Hopkins, Jay girl from Slab iIol-
low ............,t,,......Ifo Rose Melville
The prodlgal Father IL three-act
musical comedy and Is based upon the
story OF rich old widowcr who leaves his
home In Massachusetts ostensibly Tor a
tlip 10 Africa. He gets as far as New York,
goes to the theater with Il friend and be-
tress, forgets all about hIs proposed OK
plorinE trip and spends aeveral weeks run
ming around the country after ,he object
Of his admiration He finally returns home
with a long story Of his African ddyen-
tures, but soon after his return the ac-
trcge also appears upoi the scene,
There Is very little nf plot to The pie e.
but II serves as an excellent vehicle OF
FUN aud phonnus with first. clasH musical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
iIorse show.

Nofs'oahs' Texas, February 10, Tte old
Nprnaaay fashion Of having an annual
nor, morse TAR. ana which Was one Of the reg
ma, mar 'ssl'vities Of that country. il still IN
favor IN the hearts Of Texans. And ~ y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

dauehtcra 10 mourn her loss. The fan-
erAI will take place today from the resi-
dencc az Mrs. A. r. Sharp. corner st.
Emanuel and Prairie avenue. at 4 p. m. In
fermeflt at Glenwood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
DeAih I'D Mr.. ~. n. cnMthnrn.

Mrs ". .. cawthorn died last night Al
$40 At the residence Of her daughter. :
lew miles from the city. she Nar in her
Doth year She leaves = son and two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
COMING ouR MAY.

We are doing more bundles OF laundry
work than ever before at this season Of
the year Why? Just send us yours aud
You will see Troy Laundry, Ole PraIri,'
avenue, Phone sS2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

sItERIFtpS DER kRT,IENT.


Columbus. Texas, February Five dol !.
lars reward for one dark iron gray mare.
white face, no brand foretop fresh clipped,
years old, Just broke To ride, also white
spot on right knee, white ring on one hind
log, caused from rope cut between ankle
ana kneei She waa taken from rack at
church house In Wolmar on the nth Instant.
J VIII pay 81 reward for any information
leading to hor recovery. Sam IL. Reese
sheriff Colorado county.
Columbus Texas. February 10 Stolen
on the night or the 7th at Columbus, Texas.
one dark dun horse, about IL years *
hands high black name and tail. name
short tail long, three white feet, branded
on left shoulder; horse Is very gentle
and in good condition: not very good
saddler; 50 for horse and $40 for tho thief.
FORWARD oil Information to Sam Ii. Reese.
shorin Colorado county,
Taken up by George Spencer. katv
Tcxas one black mare mule, 4 years old
10 hands high. has been roaming on tho
range two or three months
Taken IN by L.. W. Arnold, Erin Post
office Harris county. Texas. one bay horse
~ years old, one shoe OH tho right foot
black name ard tail. one white left hind
foot, white spot on each side Of hack.
Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
ny w. NJ. AarGh, Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

Those AFFLICTED with that nalirnapt a.
case, cancer, should read Or. ssddon's "a
IN ioday's Post He charges notnlng unt',
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
oruggis.s refund the money il II fails to
each tablet. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11

Coke and Tar For sale BY Ho,sto, Gas
Lieh, Co. vas
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
AN ICE PLANT FOR MENA.
THE nENA IdE COMPANY ORGAN
 FEED VITh $2O,Ooo.
The Stock suA kcribed Largely by Citizens of rIeha-The Capacity of Plant 25 Tons Electric
 Light From Same Power.

The Mena Ice Company was organ ized last week with capital stock of SEQ, 00o large portion of the money being subscribed by the citizens of Mena
 The movement was put on foot by A. Ruemmeli of St Louis. who came here from that city last week. The company has purchased block 40 at the east end of Port Arthur avenue on which the plant will be located. The machinery will be the very best and latest and the plant will have a capac- lty of twenty-five tons per day in addi- tion to a large cold storage depart ment.
 The entire amount of capital stock was subscribed in one day. The stock holders are Wm. J. Lemp S Co. and A. Ruemmeli of St. Louls, J. $. Kelly, H. E. Rabb, F. c. Savage and Jeff Up shaw, all of this city The officers elected are, A. Ruemmeli, president; k. c. Savage, vice president; J. s. Kel- ly, secretary, and Fred Rausch, treas urer and manager. Jeff Upshaw, H.. E. Robb and Wm. J. Lemp were elect ed directors.
 Mir. Ruemmeli left for St. Louis Friday to complete arrangements and put the matter in shape to begin actual work.
 This is an enterprise Mena has need ed and 1t is d great deal of satisfaction to see it taken hold of by such respon- sible men. It is the intention of the company to put in an electric light plant in connectlon, to be run by the same power used for running the ice plant
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
Political Speaking.

Arrangements have. been completed for political meeting here August e5. The speakers are Hon. w. c. Whipple, an enthusiastic Republican, of Little Rock, and Hon. J. U. CbolI promi- nent Democrat of Texarkp9a, who will discuss the political issues of the day before the people of Polk county. This is the date that the county candidates will hold their meeting in the city. This will give the people of this sec tion an opportunity to hear good speaking and plenty of it.
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
Stricken With Paralysis.

k. M Council, while walking across the room at his home in the west part of the city, fell to the floor from the effects of a severe stroke of paralysis last Saturday evening. It affected his entire body, making him perfectly helpless and unable to speak word Dr. Ramey was called in to treat the case and since then Mir. Council has improved quite rapidly, being able to use his limbs and speak quite distinct ly. It is hoped he will entirely recov- CT from the affiiction.
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
WATCH ME.
FOR WATCH BARGAINS.
INSPECT THIS.

No. l. A B. W. Raymond. sev- entcen red ruby jewels, five pair in gold settings, patent regulator, full adjusted, double sunk dial, breGuet hair spring. ] life time watch movement fitted in screw bevel dust proof ease A stem winding bargain for $500.
 No. ?. A IIampden Railway patent pinion, patent regulator, fully adjusted, full ieweled, jew els set in gold, full nickle move mcnt fitted in dust proof coin silver case, and $10 will buy it.
 No. 3. A genuine Elgin, full nickle, eleven jewel, stem wind movement, in a four ounce coin silver case. A good time piece, only $7.
 No. 4. Here is bargain. A finely ieweled Hampden move ment in q guaranteed 14-K solid gold filled case, handsomely en- grayed, guaranteed for twenty years. It's yours for only $15.
 These bargains are at The Mena Jewelry Store, Janssen avenue, where they do watch repairing as it should be done.
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
s'Saen 6 Inv
 < hrive?

If your baby is delicate and sickly and its food does not nourish it, put fifteen or twenty drops of Scott $ Emulsion in its bottle three or four times day and you will see a marked change.
 We have had abundant proof that they will thrive on this emulsion when other food fails to nourish them.
 It is the same with larger children that are delicate. Scott's Emulsion seems to be the element lacking in their food. Do not fail to try : If your children do not thrive. It is as useful for them in summer as in winter.
 Ak yosy doefoy tf khis ts n0f f,Hf.
 SCOTT BOVINE. chsmiss. New yost
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
Notice to Exhibitors.

There seems to be slight misun- derstanding among some parties ex- pecting to enter the contest for premiums offered for the best display of farm products August 19 The ex- hibit will be conducted the same as any fair of the same nature. All articles brought to be displayed remain tn e property of the one bringing them. Everything put on exhibition will be carefully cared for and returned to it's owner after the exhibit is over, when he can dispose of 1t in any manner he wishes
The Mena star., 1898-08-17
Died

The five months old baby of Mir. and Mir. D J. Graham died at the Hickman hotel Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at he hotel Tuesday morning and the remains buried at White Oak cemetery. Mir. Graham is fireman on the south end
 A circumstance which makes the death unusually sad is that about a month ago the baby was struck in the head by ball two young men were playing catch with out in front of the hotel. It is thought this was partly the cause of the child's death. Mir. and Mrs. Graham have lived in the city only short time, but have many friends among the railroad fraternity to sympathize with them in their loss