The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

merits and scientists from all parts Of the
United States. II includes such men as
David +, Day OF the United States geo.
logical survey, Governor Turnas OF Ne
braska, Major H. G. Ward and +. w.
Clarke Of the government board Prof. II.
p. Attwater OF the Texas exhibit was also
elected one OF the jurors and upon the
advice Of Mr.. o. NJ. Peterson and the
other Texas commissioners. accepted the
position as compliment to Texas.
A raging blizzard struck Omaha last
night. It Is now below freezing point, and
the great white city looks whiter under
foot OF snow, and 1t Is still showing fast
Many visitors who staid over from jubilee
week are almost persisted The Texas dele
CATION has suffered greatly on account OF
not being used to such changes. but they
ara getting In some great work for South
Texas among the farmers who came to see
the stock show, md have been driven tnAide
OF the buildings by the fearful storm which
is blowing outside. Thds is North Dakota
Day, and no doubt the weather
ia appropriate bur. the two or
three hundred people from that
State who managed to reach the
grounds, look utterly wretcbed and mis-
cradle. Cards advertising the Texas Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival 10 take place
in Houston, December to 10, inclusive,
have been received and conspicuoisly post
cd up. The idea OF giving great out door
entertainment and making showing OF
mid winter grown fruits. flowers and veg
etables In the twelfth month OF the year
has produced an effect which will certainly
be beneficial to The State OF T9xps
The total number OF admissions up 10
Saturday last was 2,1Sl ,292 During the
great crush IN the Texas exhibit last week
many hundreds OF visitors who wished To
Register In the Texas book were unable to
get near enough to do So Among the WIS.,
itors who were able TO register In the
Teyas exhibit on Mckinley Day were the
following Texans:
b. C. Rhome, Fort Worth.
w. Bishop. Renper
Frank Ntisom, Oharco.
William Hudson, Gainesville.
d. A. O'Brlen, Charles Peterson aho
wife, Rock Island.
| Leopole Calm, Beeyille
s l. Il. johnson, Corsicana.
| G. w. Daniel, Mrs. C. W. Daniel, Aus
| tin.
Godfrey r. Fowler, company @. Second
| Texas.
Rev. j. b. Bollman, Denison,
| c. S. Llndermann, Alvin.
G. Swanson, Dundee.
| Hugh Mclaughlin, Houston.
j. NJ Cline director, United StApe
weather service, Galveston.
| I " uoff Ed Borchress. william MeltI
| Charles MertifaA n. Rcidell r. MUM
| ". II. Striber j w. Banton. Yorktown
| w. j. pitnnt. Miss Dizzie Pltant, Arlins
ton. tIa,,s
ton.
Mrs. j. r. Keimer, Dallas.
Frank Davis, san Antonio
Henry Milton. El Paso.
Charles N. Quinn. Sabine Pass
Henry Day. Austin.
J. u. Young, Waco.
J. T. Day, Rhome.
j. W. Sheppard. Plano.
N. r. Powell. Pettus.
r. l.. Demarce. Texarkana-
George T.. Lupton. san Antonio.
n NJ. peterson, Normanna
70 n. Cole, Corpus Christi.
% S. Meyer. Fort Worth.
@. A. Baker, ri Paso.
s p. Darnell and wife, Dallas
G. NJ stiles. Austin. -.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Cramer, Port al
thur. :,
John w. Irvine. Terrell.
Tr,via ZONES, Miss Ethel Jones, waco
, +. I.eafy, Rogers.
]. j. Carson and wife Bastrop'
I Mrs. " y. Clarke. Houston
r ]. G.. Sampson. Yoakum'
} A. N. Mclaughlin, Fort worth, q,
Z ". J. Moore, Miss Bette Moore 5
i Antonio.
G % w. Cone Rosenberg :, a..
= !. G. o'Brlen, NJ. D.. blia W. VI"
y dox Dublin
r + 8. McNiel. Jr.. San Antonio. ,,
G. II. Gentry II. s. Gentry Wlch'
9 Falls.
i d, II. Williams. *. G. Williams H"l
u ilton.
& II. G. Hughes, Hastings
10 Mrs. II +. Albright, seymour
o w. n Stroud, Dallas