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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

fertd are una 49, a. "a fia.t A
sks sssssalaa shsf fhsts H. th,sa
hsuieesnt va Ashtns eamf u a.
ta9ussf .
Naval tkpers eff'f dine gpasHsslana
90 ne ouSagamqnf ssKaEf selstiass e.
SD 10 ~ paAtifd Nlathef a. slasaFt.i
y "a . fapnsal tsht ~ b Asslias roo
TIE la.s o. Iolm Hau sas . praaoh-
~ " TIE Jid evangelical fJpe lfe a.
a Iuasffr at arEsmsnt ana Id ih lsggAi
prVhet ths dspthf ~ pha .spphT bui
The central p0inf ~ hia friifiotH taaal-
Ing sas she exhibition ~ Chfiats sas.
ans eors.
Honoiuius nEtf sHLu0I l. falrly
hOominE snd che educational rlafs,s 81
the \. A. q. A are ogganlzlng Hith
Increased membsrshlp There appear
70 BE- a determination an along he line
20 Keep the percentage ~ ilitaIaOy
down 10 a small fraftiun
80
OF the whole American army " zSU.-
unu, about $4,000 saN srTElCe az ths
"'fNNF ANli MNif N1-N NA = qua alHa viii
the material assistance Of thu navy.
took this rich spanish possession fFOm
defending army NJ 100000 uen sell
armed and elu.prod aud bnhlud tAu
best OF seige Arrangements
One Of the local papers Is hammer
ing away al somebody for appointing
Representative l.Oebenstien 10 a Gov
ernment billet labor Is being wasted
ON a straw man for the very direCt
reason that Mr.. I.Oebenstein has not
been given any state assignment.
IL Is expected that when Jos MARI
den finishes his tour of tho World and
settles again In Hawaii no vii eslah-
fish worship OF the mOngOOse, which
he introduced here as an enemy 10 hold
rats. Mr., Marsden viii lind that in
Egypt the mOngoOse IS still da.aed
This is because II destroys the egg
OF crocodiles ana snakes
Lanes are being formed early la Tho
states for the next Presidential cam
paign, w, ID, Bynum, who Was chair
man OF the national committee III the
gold Democrats In 90 has gone over
to the Republican party. MI. Bynum
says outright THAI ne takes this stop
| for the purpose OF putting In the most
effective influence against Bryanite
| fusion,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
MAINE FUND.

The Maine League" proposes, as It
appears in another column, to raise
sum by national subscription which Is
to be expended in building a battle
ship to replace the Maine, or II the
amount contributed Is not sufficient, to
present the contribution to the United
States Government as a donation that
shall stand as a tribute OF love on the
part of the American people to their
Government etc.
II seems TO us that the scheme Is
not well advised In these days Of
rapid changes in the construction of
warships, any battleship may soon be
out Of date. The alternative OF hand
Ing over a lot Of money to the Govern
ment AS tribute of love, and as a ma
tional monument to the memory OF the
sailors OF the Maine Is a crude and
foolish proposition. No suggestion IL
made AZ TO the use that shall be- made
OF the money. The language of the
address would simply cover the sum
into the Treasury and leave II there.
Until more acceptable proposition is
made, II Is not advisable to respond to
this circular address.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
THE OFFENDING OFFICERS.

Gen. King IL quite competent to sos
shat jnstl0 II done TO the Offending Of.
hcefs who declared martial law on
Monday night II IL strange, however,
that Con. King, n a reported interview
With him IN correct, declares that
Lieut. Merriam Is innocent. while
ihls oiilcor was not on duty, he was In
UNIFORM ana assumed 10 act ~ an Of
bocr 81 The army 10 violated In u
most 'Ihs"emly manner, tho rulo that
one holding commission In the army
IL bound 10 "act Ike 40 Oniccr and a
gentleman" however, Gen. King II
fplIy competent 20 protect tho honor O,
the army, and II Ia 10 DO presumed tina,
he viii do 10. HCut, WhoslOck 4,
"aid 10 bc connected moro or leas, witt
the Canal ring In the State of New
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
WAlALuA DETAILS
ARE NOW SETTLED,
Kiss ana Pasiurs Iands-SI ,OuO
600 Bl0ek Manager


600 Block Manager,
Important land deals affecting the
new Waialua plantation were oonsum-
mated yesterday, This takes the en-
terprise from the realm or stage OF
probability TO the position OF certain
ty There were grazing ana rice land
leases TO be disposed OF and tho salts
factory agreements concerning these
holdings viii be drawn up In legal
form today, Memoranda has been In
existence Tor some Time,
II was stated yesterday IN bust
ness transaction relating 10 tbs plan
tatiOn thai the option on ~ 900 900 Of
the stock given In Angus 10 Col, j. II,
Soper with the understanding thai le
was to dispose Of the stock on Tho
Coast had been wlthdrawD, ~ tho
time the Australia left san FrapGisGO,
which was septemhor ~ Col, Soper
had not disposed Of the securities, u
Is assumed here thai no had barD dis
appointed AZ san Francisco and had
gone on 10 New York, ApglbGr gp0ss
Is that ho sold al The stock AZ San
Francisco, ala not care 10 report II 10
the liQnQlplp end OF tho deal ana weDl
on 10 New York lqr pleasure TRIP
At any rate there has been prQDQuppoJ
dissatisfaction IN - qpurlgl hers lDai
must always be considered, because
Col sQper and Mr. Valentino were CIV
on The " 100000 ~ slQGk fgr lbo Coast
market, This was bec0psg there W0S
no doubt bur what every dollar NJ The
capital stock would b0 tpkpD DD
promptly ~ Honolulu
II W. !, lqwrle, now ~ EVA, ~ mol
manager ~ lbe now Wajplpp, lbe man
IN charge VIII bg ono ~ pspeylpDG0
ana ono Wei kp0wD but whose name
has moi yel been mentioned w ms
connection MI l0grIe has y month
| 0n which ~ decide belgeeD Ewp AMI
Walalpa ana 10 y lregpepl ylsllgg W
| Waialpp, f'raDk llplaigai has syq
Geeied bls brother Edgar w charge W.
Walalpa while M, Elgpr N WpkIDg u
Tlp 70 The States Frppk HAS cad has
another epspggWgnl gblgh wla,lI pre7
VEN him lr0m lphlng h0ld NJ DE Rew
enterprise,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

Sons and daughters Of Jay Gould are
getting publicity that IL quite differ
ent from the character OF newspaper
attention given their late father, Dur
ing the war with Spain Miss Helen
Gould contributed no less than sl27 900
for the care OF American troops and
rendered valuable assistance In many
ways without ostentation, Geo Gould
has Just been interviewed In London
and talks like u broad-minded Ameri-
can interested In the welfare Of his
country and her people,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

York, and II Ia due to this influence
that he has been able to disgrace the
uniform,
Both OF these officers are liable to a
charge OF disorderly conduct In our
police court. Neither their commits
slons or any instructions from supe Tor
officers, In time Of peace, relieves
them from their obligations as citizens
Perhaps a few weeks on the reef
wonld convince these men that they
are moi beyond the jurisdiction OF the
Courts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

Senator Caffrey, OF Louisiana, stiil
positively insists that the Maine was
blown up by Cubans for the express
purpose OF bringing about collision
between Spain and the United States,
Mr.. Caffrey declares that Spain was
complying promptly with every re-
quest from Washington ana that had
there been GOODNESS and Ron-lnterfsr-
encc, war would have been ayerted,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
THE COLONIAL POLICY.


,,or,i,u s,nr Of our Colonial Motley.
u,,,,o, ma a, ,robabIy will no un,i the
ao,,h American States are taken
A, 10 ,,o chooscs 10 carefully sIrt
,,, and understand tho focts. watch
A.. o,o,o,io, q, tho forts IN tho pub-.
"a. ,,t,a, ,otco tho force of racial
,.,,,,. 4, o.,imotl,g their you,, will
..,, IA, JIoor,nt noin,s of view
,,L., no tho conservative populatlon
M tho Eastorn States the advanced
Views Of tho Western states, and the
Indifference of the Southern states. he
wiII ma. tbat there ia vet no well set
,icd pub,ic opInlon regarding the pOl-
Teal treatment Of the newly acquired
,.rri,orica
p,,sId.nt Mckinley. ~ the chief
Executive. has no power In the prem.
lana h.,ause nc cannot make laws.
co,yrcss nlonc can settle the new
,o,,cv Tho President. however, under
an, rnnstliutlpn. IL directed to advise
congrcss 4, this. and other matters.
Tho prcsIdcnt ls now most seriously
nj work formulating the new policy,
which ia called the Colonial policy. He
ia confrontod with unusual difficulties
owIny 4, the InoIastIc nature Of the
c,,s,i,utIop Al the time that Instru.
,,.,, was mada there WAS sirh , vast
w,,,or,oss os unoccupIed land. the
.,.,..,,, ~ ,ha, p.riod made proyIs.
a., o,iv for creating States ONT of the
Ian, T., st.b, IN, ou.stIon of colonies
., .,,ty,,, ,ossoss,nns wos NOT enter
,.,,o, No ,rovtsin, vyns made for
.,,,,, .o,,ist,I,ns and ,bo ,over 10 do
80. 40. .,,o,,o,siv do,i,d Tho sun-
ESQ. co,r, h,s d.c,,r.d incidentally
,.., ,,o Constitution, dnos mn, norm,t
.,v colonial svstcm, that ,ts end and
.,,. 4. ,,o,, -, ,,do,o,do,, stat.s
r,. ,,mcut,v ,horof,ro boforo the
,...,,o,, an, co,,ro.s ID .mhorras.
,d.n rhov o,d ,ho co,sti,uti,, "a a
to-, .,, ,i,or.iood ,ot,,ic,I ,,rd.,
In, ,,.,, ,,,hs ,nn,l,o ,brnu,h 4,
,.,, ,,a.a aro t,,um,,,hIo ,,,lcoa
.,,,, m Il. ou ,,,oo,io,s mKoo, an
an. .,..a " rhos. su,ron. and final
,,...,t,,. a. nxo., IN IA. yr,as" mr.,
,......,t,,, ,ho, , sh,r, cnt ia n..
.....,v ma n ia 4, IA. cnso or cavern.
r.,, u,aor n coIonIaI svstem
~ 4. said that tho President. after
-. c,,.o s,udv NJ tho british colonial
ava,.m "ao.s mn, think n desIrable 10
,,.,i por,o Rico ma AN Integral mart OF
IN, I,olon." ,Io IncIlnes 10 the theory
nj mi, nv a governor general. who may
appoint AN advisory board upon the
recommendation Of local commercial
,,dios ,brough which the ucoplc may
u,or their prleyanccg agalnn the GOV.
.r,uont Thla ia ono Of the British
m,ihods finder If. il IL expected thsl
IN, p.opIo of that island will be gradu
ally educated In local self government
IN, affections TO il, that viii b,
urv,d in C0nRrosg. especially by N,
nem,crata will be that there In no
,rovIslon. under the Constitution, fol
b,ldlng any territory whatever with
fuII ana lawful vogsssslon. and al the
s.,. ,Imc troatlnp n moi 1a an Into,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
IUF WOMAs UFARI,
lrlhuls ~ lb0pgbllVlNsss NJ u
'lonolNlD, taar
Washington IQsj


slAce ! READ y letter which came N
WashlNglan y lNrInlshl $50, am glal
~ lha aNnesallQN NJ Hawaii nv pnl
there w liNnNlplN HIVES v klNily sen
IleWNman Hhqm NNilh sam may IN
eElraWely prNNd " pNpNl amNNs hlH
daughters AWNNg no volunteer sol
diers which NNe NJ lha Western Alalea
sent on tho lhlrd Manila eSpadlllan
was y ypnRs man whose mother llyea
w washington W. ~ only y prIyala,
ana no ID v feet lall, hNl ha IN hlH
mothers hahy and gNsl her WNfe
man anyone knANh w HYH him nm
We halaA W Nrllp letters ana M gGDI
hpr fran liNNNlnlN mRIiely Il lINe Ihal
lqli really nRiblNg w all WGak
later lhnrh arrived Y lhlrk pNYGgDn
addressed w " AlTANgR hAAi N Plil-
lainHi y lfller fran IhR llnDRlUN, sea-
lleWgMan she had mel lhG prIVAle,
she had entertained hlm NJ bGl N0jNg,
ana shh NFnIa W InIl lls WNIbAr An
lllfr ,HlrRhkar lnHI hnB lbf hG l00k
~ NnAl \ HNll Nhhl NJ hli and hAN
no lHlt hhf lngpRpl lGa, 4 NllWhal
NJ kAiAk plGIllffa sllh had taken Nv
hln, ana lbe hQhlRp0r llagll ggnlnNll
hNy lhtm tram me hQlhlerA M0lhpl,
Was NE sfaglNIla RgI NJ h Mind heall
~ WnmAN, NNl lhAI lNnply MNlhaI WV
w R'N'p'''' W 'N''R Va aus 'lVNsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
THE PASSING HOUR.

There Is rotation" on the Supreme
Bench here just now.
How long before there Will be a
COmmandant of the Honolulu Navy
Yard?
The mirrors are to remain In the sa-
loon 50 that there may be reflections
both before and after.
China's throne has followed up an
edict endorsing free salvation with an
other establishing freedom Of the
press.
| The public works department Is now
to have the assistance, or cooperation
| or added effort of the Government AT
Washington,
II Is remarked that II there was more
| playground for children Of the city
| there would be fewer of the children
playing on the streets,
The success Of concerts here and the
steady growth of interest IN music
speaks well for the community stand
ard Of intelligence culture and taste,
The enlisted men Of Camps Mckln-
ley aud Otis have, with pay day come
and gone, made an excellent reputation
for orderly and gentlemanly conduct,
| 80
The light wine and beer licenses
having been issued, II deyOyes upon
the police to see that these shops deal
only In goods permitted by Their He
enses.
II would be well, 10 paraphrase one
Of the old fashioned hum0rlsls, were
much that isn't 50 concerning Hawaii
10 be omitted from the papers IN The
States.
Direct ana profitable results Lhpl
have accrued here from lbs work 81
DR.. Walter Maxwell demonstrate Tho
high value Of tho services ~ well
qualified specialist,
Mai Webb q, Hayes made y credit
able record during The war with SpaIH
and coming Up ~ tie measure ~ being
q man Of quite good size, Is being urged
by Republican leaders IN OHIO fpr The
GOyernOrship NJ the STATE,
The sensation ~ Monday night de-
} yeloped whole brigade ~ martial Law
lawyers rs well rs u host ~ Individual II
who knew nothing ~ The anair Ill|
they read " II IN this paper, yel can
tell volumes NJ details
The irresponsible ana malicious how
, about the issuance ~ bonds w lhf
Government here needs only Tor rgm
pletion 10 the gem paint The assertion
that the Cabinet proposes ~ gfl hQld
~ the " 900 900 IN cash ana clone win
4 II,
II " presumed that u straight rfppr
on the Honolulu martial law episode
b viii reach the proper authorities "
\ Washington, u ~ u regreitahle thlnl
: that The account must pass through w,
/, hands OF lhe father ~ The phlef ~
fender,
Island boys sent ~ the colleges aAl
universities ~ The Mainland have sol
dom failed 20 distinguish themselves
70 sonny Nunha viii ha CARRYING VI
= tho good work and malRIalnlRg W
O general reputation " ha makfs w
Yale foot ball team,
" u IN tho army reorHahl1alln Ma
@ III Gen, Miles 10 reduce reg meAls frpl
n Twelve 10 eight companies and " hay
sayenty-hye Instead NJ 100 men w Gas
J company, " has been apparent frNl
lhs hrst that the companies, ~ M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

u Is IN the army REORGANIZATION plar
III Gen, Mlles 20 reduce req meRls IRON
twelve 10 eight companies and W haYl
sayenty-hye Instead NJ 100 men w eapl
company, " has been apparent lrNn
the nrsl that the companies ~ 0lIi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

Island boys sent 20 The colleges and
universities ~ The Mainland have sol
dom failed ~ distinguish themselves
sonny NnHha viii ha Garrylng on
tho good work and malnIalnlng lhe
general reputation " ha makfs lha
Yale foot ball team,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

II Is presumed that q slraight repNrl
on the Honolulu martial law episode
viii reach the proper alllhorl los "
Washington, u IL q regreltahe thlpH
that The account must pass through ths
hands OF lhe father ~ the phlef Nf'
fender,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

The irresponsible ana malicious how
about the issuance ~ bonds W. ~
Government here needs only for G0m
pleiion 10 the gem paint The assertion
that the Cabinet proposes ~ gel hpll
Of the si,Ooo,oOo IN cash and el0pe VIII
IL,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
siacrstlon Dr. FRANK nainvy o. Dallas ws'
selected.
ii Was Conferred IN Eighteen CAM
dtdntes nj nm Eurtx Hour.


II was Conferred On istGNteen can.
didates mt nm Enrty Hour.
The Order 81 High priest hood met II
The ssrsnd Chapter room at the esrly hour
OF . a. M. for The purpose OF confcrrlng
derrcss upon rnst high priests IRON sub.
ordinate chapiers.
Mcsi Excellcnt Grand High Priest OF
the orlcg of High Priesthood Hasten
Twomcy. being very III at his hotel and
unable 70 attend Companion Norton Moses
presided as grand high priest With JOHN
Watson. as marshal. Il. Il. Frymicr ns
conductors Tho degrees were conferred
upon oigfstrtn candidates who rresented
themselves.
The annual election Of officefe resulted
Ia the recollection of Companion Twciney
as Nj. Il. xlsiad high priest, John Watson
as grand marsbai and Gcotse Lofras, Jr.,
AZ grand secretary ani treasurer.
The grand secretary made report show
lng funds in his hands MS treasurer and
M motion resolution was adopted donat-
luz to Cumranicn Twomey 500 out OF the
treasury.
Noihre f,irthvr appearing, the council
was closed until tho usxt ann,pl convcca-
ton OF the RiSsnd chaptar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
MEETING or DIRECTORS.
OF the Texas Division of Travellers
Protective Association.

VI the VCXuS DIVISION OF lTruNeIcrS'
Protective Association.
The meeting of tho board OF directors OF
Texas division, Travelers Protective Asso-
citation WIS called to order at S O'Clock
last might at Post C's headquarters in tho
Hutghins house. Those present were:
President Howard w. Peak. James T. Lud-
low, ID. w. MfchSux, II. G. Heilig, Tom c.
Swope, II. b. MarchSauk, Frank Arnold,
Il. "A. Gnttmann. X. b. Woffofd. Robert
Groce. NJ. e. Fowler, w. J. Hughes, Dan
NJ. Isasker. Ed. II, Everett. C. s. Il. Ho,,
land, J. l.. Newton, Harry L. Benson, john
]. Knight. PROXIES of 7Messrs. Mangsli,
We'll. Sturgis Jaeggii, Cfaddoek, g,eslgar
1d Edgar were presented and approved.
l-imutes OF previous messing were read ana
adopsed.
Secretary and Treasurer LUDLOW present.
ed his report showileg receipts ami DISCOURSE
merrts Since last meeting wlt N .fsac.s the
assoc.aaon in ilne shape. the report WIS
aoop.ed, togeuher wlph the report OF the
iilnnc4al uclnniiltee which ctudbls Sho treas
urer's report.
A letter l.om w. f. Craidock OF TerrelI
conveyed regrels at not btlig nioie 10 at-
tend lhe meeting; also made some valuable
suggestions Tor Jhe consideration OF Lac
board of directors.
M. t. Bowler, chairman OF the Livery and
transfer committee, reported shat NUM-
Der OF concessions hiii been grained by
TRANSFER companies and susges led that the
members cooperate in obtaining these con-
cessions by patronizirg the concerns that
make the rates.
ION C. awope moved that a conimGsce
be appointed 10 define the eligibility OF
members with n view OF anendi.ag .ihe Ma
tDc1al constitution In accordance there
with. Carried.
Messrs. Swope, Holland, Ludlow, Lasker
and Marchbank were appointcd as such
commsttea
The committee on applications approyed
twelve applica.1ons for membership.
The conlmlytee on claims reported on
quite number OF applications for andem-
nifty for members who were Injured by ac-
cident.
A resolution by II, b. Marshbank WIS
PASSED rs follows indorsing Mr. jos Booth
FOR assistant doorkeeper OF the State sru-
ate
whereas, Joseph G. booth. formerly a
elers' Protective Association of Ameri a,
is a candidate for assistant doorkeerer OF
the State senate OF Texas at Its next sss-
sion; therefore be ii
Resolved, That the State board of az
mctois of the Texas division, Travellers
protectiye Association OF America, in m ct
ing assembled, strongly indoise and would
his election as assistant doo--
keeper al THE Texas State senate.
Resolved That eart member af the board
use his personal influence in Mr.. Boob
bchalf.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr. d. w.
Michaux for his jealous work In making
Protective Association day at the
Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Festival
grand success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

v sa'u IN fsiiowship. .rncrr whsoh ere
nv, ny wcrus; I'VE are unit" 'rns @u,law
tSIt'ou roclAims the wertrer 10 be n dels !.
ssnee; me combnasica bcicc. So Colonel
w :, Ellison. one of the deleSates said
a ssmaneo mat Waco Is heart aud hnisd With
-. ~, anu Texas Ia The work OF d:epen-
ing the bayou I'VE hear 4 area. deal az
tne bayou M our way sahi thc rolorsl.
and feel that Waco viii he benehted By t,s
Improvement. Firing the png of entry
n%'rer the Held OF prtiusticn ard ss,c gay-
ms OF railroad rates will I've a saying 10
,ne pro1ocsr Waco slis;ains a good bust
ness basis, iSppsrtv finds somc ready par
cniseis and G3od business pists are sought
after u WINS only saoft time aso that
y prominent Huston man WAS Ia Waco 81
ter business block"
Thomas L. Doulhltt, the gentleman rrom
the nrazos' noteh. is an carnass rs, oca,e
Of essp water cor Inc rIvsN private c,,n-
Eai has begun ths wcrg and It exoeess %
complete Il ~. neulhwt's uaae -aa,n
style and niannes OF expression Wa ior
HIN the conventions admiration. lie con-
tended THAT Hooston Mos mot tlie oniy
pehhle On Lie tt0ch, in this deep wats T
proposition ana Il was through hts work,
in eeHstendins that Neias D had he II
punched tiomTthe anpropu aiioa c Aris mas
tres. that tAo resoRHior indorsing Texas
waterways In general WAS io3tgd He
ably represented his community. aud let
everyone Know What he WAS wo tktns for.
y =
1lgs ruiiventlcn was ccm:nonly called the
ssagss ltienarAsan nostin9 Secretary
stsgss has tSn, an advocate OF a reall ca
tate conYsntiqlt .or ss7 wears, and may
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
Iatchford, ]. Gibson. !. W. Clarke. Il

Latchford, ]. Gibson. J. w. Clarke. Il.
Biuce Wood. G. d. Glover The object Of
the meeting was to doyise ways and msans
to radse funds to erect an addition to the
chapel. The matter was saliy discussed.
when. on motion. 1t was fully resolved that
these present form Themselves into conf
nattee Of the whole and within q period "
sixty days TO raise from subscriptions .
sulficient SUM 10 meet thu cost OF such an
addition. Much cnthlsiasm was manifested
at the meeting and considerable gum Of
n was resolved to make the committce
With power to add TO their nAnihers and
to continue In existence until the work
VIA completed Rev. A. J. Burnett 70 90
chairman and Mr.. u. Bruce Wooa scorc-
tary. -.
The next meeting Of tho cornuitt0e Eale
be blsld al tho same place On pu>steS.
Decen.lst 20, TO reDcrt pfokrsse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
w. u. MAHoN
VIII Deliver mn Address mt the Audi
tOrium ON Friday.

forum ON Friday.
Mr.. w. ID. MaIhon. international prcs..
dent Of the Street Railway MEMS assoc!a'
tim, arrived IN the city Last evening on the
7:i5 Houston and Texas Central train, and
addressed largo and enthusiastic meet
Ing OF street car men last Might In Union
Labor hall. lis goes TO Galveston this
morning and will speak to the street rail-
way association OF that city tonight ald
VIII return to Houston tomorrow and de-
liver an address a. tho Audito ium Friday.
by request OF The Houston Labor council:
1t Is expected that large attendanne VIII
bo on hand Friday 10 chat H. the LAY set
aside W the management OF the Fruit.
Flower and yt.S;able Festival for Or.
ganizei Labor Day.
In speaking OF tho Dallas street car
stlike Mr.. Mahon aaid; IAN amicAbis AZ
tustment has beer sasde 10 accordance w'tn
the agreement In existence previous -
The strike. coasider the agreement inuch
better than IL was before the ins1 struck.
II is far supcrior to the proposinons -, ~
ferad by tho citizens committee. tno
az sement provides for a l-s cent N
crease the FIRST OF the year. aud me COM
pany can not hire sp on slider until al IN
union men have been employed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
CONVENTION NOTES.

The Waco delegation numbered about
sfteen dealers In realty. They came 10
assist iu organization and TO let Houston
rnow thai the "Gsyser city is in line on
the deep water proposition, The delegates
wore a combination badge Of blue and
yellow. the former bearing two HANDS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08
NJ. j.. Mott,
James +. Butler.
Arson Rainey,

Petitions for charters for IL INV lodge
at Shady Grove. Hood county, and Illg-
gins, Lrgr; NIB county, were granted.
In the matter Of the appeal OF Llano
lodge the lodge was not sustained.
On the appeal in Blue Prairie lodge uAe
lodges action was reversed.
A resolution allowing lodges to iix fees
for dsgrefs at $40 was adopted.
a petition for charrar for lodge at
Este,fne, l1ill county. was granted. Also
fer lodges ait Allen Farm, Brazos county;
Gidiey. johnson county; Fest Bernard.
Wharton county aud Roanoke. Denton
county.