The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19

The following letters remain uncalled for
at the postoffce near the First regiment
headquarters. To avoid miscarriage OF
mail the company letter and rcgimenial ad-
dress should be plainly written, in addition
to the return address of the sender:
A. S. Allen William Allen, Jesse APP
plewhite Il. l.. Andrews.
BID c. Blackburn (2), w. Il. Bryan Tom
Battery. J. l., Bazer, l., Bedell, \. w
Brown. j. NJ. Byrnes, j. II. Bass, Il. j.
Baum bach, Charlei l.. Basket, j. +.
Boenan. A. G. Baker, e. W. Bryan, Gus
Bader, Judas Boyd.
C-Harvey Carroll James Coleman C. c.
Galloway, john + Cameron.
D-Dck Davidson. Bryan Daugherty (2),
c. A. Dun.
E--Lieutenant W. l.. Everman.
Jim Farquhart (2l, G. y. Foscue.
W. Franklin, Captain A. S. Fisher
James Feeling.
H-W. +. Hutson, T. M. Hunt, Captain w
$. Holman (2), A. p, Hinton. r. W.
Hill j. r, Horn. j. B. Huddeston, IA
c. Chambers. II. c. Hall.
Polk James.
K-James w. Keeton i2).
John Jackey Il. ID. Lamp. G. b. Luckey
J. NJ. Lemon, j. A. Leath.
M-Raleigh Miller (2). II. +. Mayo w. C.
LeMaster, 7. s. Mitchell, Jud Mayo
Melvin Miller, Captain Homer Mayo
7. e. Miller, w. A. Mcintyre.
NIB. b. Nicely, p. J. inland.
PA. l.. Parker, V. NJ. Pittman.
RI. r. Robinson, +. C. Rose, Albert Roe
Der, j, II. Rogers, Worth S. Roy, James
II. Rogers.
s-WiiIiam stapleton. e. B. straker
Charles NJ. sisk VIII II. smallwooi
Fred Shelton, John simpson, ". o.
sherer Julius Stoukes, Joe Sicora, T.
l.. Spencer, Joe Shawll.
T-David A. Templeton, d. D. Toomey
James feeling, ]. j. Timmins, R. C.
Thorogood
V--Vane Vothcnton.
W--James n. Wood. Henry Walthersherd
(2). Robert Waite. p. e. Wheat, J d
Williams, John Woodley Gilbert
Walker, Frank Wright.
NOTES.
Chaplain Sexton Of the First is hard
worker and never wearies of well dong.
Mrs. f. A. Stuart, wife of Junior Major
Stuart Of the Second, is visiting friends n
Austin.
Tho Hllsboro Rifles were entertained b,
a number Of Austinites in a delightful
manner last night
Miss Lollie Dee Chapman OF Nacogdochei
! is al tho Drlskill Miss Chapman is a sistel
| OF Lieutenant Mcneil Chapman OF the Ston
Fcrt Rifles.
The morning schools OF instruction fol-
! line officers, presided over by battalion
commanders, are doing a great deal towar'
making the captain and lieutenants pro
| ficient.
The Dallas Zouaves and the Trezevan
! Rifles have each been presented with
handsome silk flag by the ladies OF Dallas
| The banners, which are very handsome az
fairs. are inscribed with the name Of tn
company to which they were given.
]. waddy Tate, the lrrepressihle. was
/ guest at the camp today and was the r..
| clpient OF a royal welcome. His reminis
/ conces of the old days when he was Nom
her OF the Light Guard and attended Stat
encampments proved particularly interest
ing to his friends.
Ouartermaster o. c. Guessaz of the Sec
l.ond Is In luck He received a telegram thi
morning apprising him OF the fact that b
had been presented with a pair Of cayalr
horses by Captain c. T.. II. Glazhrook, man
arer Of the Coleman Fulton Pasture com
pany. and that the animals had alread
been shipped TO san Antonio. Lieutenan
| Cuessaz turned ons OF the mounts over I
Adiutant Frank Badger and both OF tn
officers are now as happy as boy with
pair of new boots.
Colonel and Mrs. B. 8. Wettermark. !
In. Tucker and Miss Lollie Dee Chapmai