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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-30
FINAL MEETING or BOARD.
The san Jacinto Hattie Ground Com.
mission Mt Austin Saturday.

The san JacfntO Hattie Ground COM
mission ut Austin Saturday.
State Senator Waller T. Burns will leavs
today for Austin to attend the final meet
Ing of the San JaciLto battle-ground COM
mission, which takes place there on Satur-
day.
This commission dies by limitation on
January /, 1899, hence at it's meeting on
Saturday the final report will be formu-
lated, showing what the commission has
| accomplished In carrying out the purpose
| for which it was created.
| MIR. Burns is Of the OPTION that by the
time of the meeting on Saturday the board
vii! be able to report the satisfactory ac-
complishment OF its work,
This conjecture Is based upon the belief
that parties at interest will finally acqui-
esce In the report maze by the arbitration
committee in the recent condemnation pro-
ceedings Of certain property. the possess
sion of which was necessary 10 the forma-
tlon of the State park.
In the event that this assumption Is In
correct, and further arbitration will have
to be rcsortcd to, Mr.. Burns Is then of tho
opinion that one of the first acts of tho
incoming legislature will be to extend the
time In which the commission may con-
summate its work already so we'll undsr
| way
The bids for fencing the grounds, which
were received on Wednesday, In obedience
! to an advertisement. will be taken by MIR.
Burns to Austin. to be opened at the meet
ing OF the board.
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Personal MENTION.

Jud-c NJ s. Cooper was In the city yestcr-
day from Conroe
pcll Hill on visit.
3. F. Cameron and W. G. Moore were in the
city yesterday from Liberty.
Mr.. u. l.. I.sinbert Is seriously Ill at his
residence on Waver'y street.
Mr.. William Se.bert has gone 10 Temple to
take Charge OF a teer agency.
Mr.. w. !. Lyle OF ri Paso was among the
guests al the IIu.chins Yesterday
Lieutenant F.. c. Abbott OF the Third Texas
reGimert was in the city Yesterday.
j. Iseymershorer. Jr., and Allan r.. Cam
eron OF Galveston were in the city yesterday
Mr.. Il. *. Bater. State manager OF tic Bell
ts'ephcnc system, liriyed in the city ycs.er-
Miss Beulah Fletcher Of Marlin. Texas. Is
visiting Miss Josephine Necco at 2Ol7 Capitol
avenue.
Or. l.. Mantooth, prominent In his profess
sio. 81 Lufkln., arrived In the city yesterday
Mr. ]. p, Williams OF Milford. who has been
Visiting friends in the city for tho past few
days returned home yesterday.
III Mr.. Lee Blanchette, county clerk Of Jrn.r-
sou county. arrived In the city yesterday and
was amcng che guests al the Lawlor.
Mr.. w. 7. Eldridge II prominent sugar
plnrter OF Eagle Lake, left for his home last
night after few days sojourn In the city.
Judge W. P. Hamblen went to Galveston
yesterday to attend the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs sahin. widow of the late Judge sabin.
A,iss Mary Cooper Haney OF Weatherford,
who has been visiting her uncle, Rev j. C.
Wsddell. In this city, returned homo yester-
day.
Mr.. G. II. watsrhouse, n leading merchant
and farmer Of Wharton. is registered at tao
Hutchins and Will remain in the city day or
two.
Mr.. Charles, w. Eisenfclder, prominent
baseball magnate OF Galveston. arrived In the
city laat night and Is doniciled at the Hutch-
ms house.
kcv. ]. B. Senrs formerly of the Taber-
nacle Methodist church of this city spent yes
to-day in Houston. but left last night for his
charge at Cameron.
MIR. j. u. Leyendecker and vile. WHO have
been visiting New Orleans, after spending
short time in this city returned last night to
their home in ;'latopia.
Mr.. a. r. Shell of San Antonio, representing
Stake Bros, arrived from Beaumont yoster
day and left after few hours for points west
on the southern Pacific.
Mr.. Frank Sternenberg and family, Of In
dustry Austin county. Texas. here on n
visit to their uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
A. L, Sternenbeis, 15l3 Mckinney avenue
Mr.. Albert Osborne and wife. woo have been
spending some months in Guatemala, Central
America, arrived at the Lawlor last night
after an enjoyable moonlight passage OF about
a week over the gulf.
Mr.. Charles Lane. who was married few
days ago at San Antonio, spent yesterday Ia
the city, With his bride. en- route home from
New Orleans. where they have been spending
portion of their honeymoon.
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Meeting of Truth students.

~ tHt ruitOT OF Inc foSt.
A meeting Of Truth Students will be held
on Sunday evening, January 1, 1892 in
I.yceum hall, Mason block. at 1880, to
which all who are earnestly desirou, OF
advancing along the Hines OF investigation
leading to the enlightenment ard unfold
merit Of their inner and higher selves are
cordially invited. Short talks viii be given
by several who will he present. and an
effort made to agree on some future course
OF strdy. in which all who wish NAV unite
The promoters OF this movem ant have mi
fallen away from the belief In Inspired
writings as recorded In the Bible. but o.
the contrary are striving to adjust such
belief TO the harmonious workings OF the
laws involved In such writings ara thus
realize the promises made to those who
10 SO believe
Let every one who feels In tho heart n
Deeper thirst for Knowledge In this dirac-
ton than has ever yet satisfied that long
ing. como and add his or her iniuencc 10
ehe enort, thus aiding what ali feel 10 be
true the axiom that I'm unity Is strength. .
II Is not that those who thus sad forth
this call regard themselves competent to
teach others what they need to know here
N, as that they feel the Vital reei Of CO.
operation by all thus aspiring to greater
knowledge Of better things,
BY courtesy OF the Lyceum the hall is
onered for this purpose. 500
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Some rlnc Imported por..

Mr.. Gus sautcr has just received from
Kees'ritz Thuerneen, Germany, four Ger
man colossal dogs, known as the Bismarck
dogs and two Lion spitz dogs. They were
SEM over in charge Of a professional dog
tIadner, whose services Mr.. ssuter will re-
tain. The Bismarck dogs are something on
the order OF the Great Danes and are, from
the.r enormous size. appropriately termed
eo.cssal They are splendid guardians and
WI AZ any time defend their master even
81 the sacrifice OF thsir lives. Fear is
something entirely foreign 10 their nature.
The Lion Spltz dogs are much smaller
ana more domestic in their habits, though
they make splendid watch dogs. A char
asieristc OF TINS dog IS that 1t will remain
leave what II is left to watch.
IN addisaon TO these new importatlons.
MT. sauter has at his suburban home a
worry hne collection OF bloeded dogs. such
as Great Danes. bulls. terriers, etc. and
quNe menager,e OF ether animals.
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CRY BREyIrlEs.

| The holiday ball of the iron moulders Will
take place at Bryan hall tonight.
| The Tabernacle Methodist church Sunday
school will have their Christmas festival to-
night. -
| There Is m undelivered telegram at the
Western Union Telegraph company's office
| for w. j. Lyons.
Justice Hin yesterday at his office per
| formed the marriage service for Julian Han
son and Elizabeth Fay Martin.
| The home OF Mrs. ]. L. Sullivan. 170a
pease street. was entered Wednesday night
aud a lot of jewelry was stolen y
There will be meeting of the South Texas
| Hay association at the rooms of the Business
| League Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held at
the Central Christian church chapel this
afternoon at o'clock. a1
ins club will meet for permanent organiza-
tion at the parlors OF the iutchins house at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The person who lost small yalise OH the
Harrisburg road can recover same by apply
ing 10 Constable w. w. Glass in whose
possession II has been left.
Mr. Ruth Berry and Miss Jennie McKernon
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A, McFad-
den corner Of Dallas and MoGowen streets.
County Treasurer John Farmer is now pre-
pared to pay all scrip issued against the gem
eral fund and registered scnlp against the
warrant No. l1les.
A flue fire at tho residence OF Jack Kava-
naugh. iloi Montgomery avenue. called out
the fire engines about $50 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. There was no damage beyond
the demolition of tho top of the tlue.
The children of Trinity Epiphany mission
Sunday school will have their Christmas
frollc this evening at the residence of Mr..
y. S. Dyer. 230s Travis street All who arc
interested IN the mission arc invited to be
present and help tho youngsters enjoy them
selves.
There will be meeting OF the subscribers
to the Fruit Flower and Vegetable fund at
the rooms OF the Business League at lo;s0
a m. Monday. All citizens. whether or not
subscribers to the Fruit. Flower and vege
table fund who are Interested in the cs-
Establishment OF permanent fair. are invited
to attend this meeting.
The new fire station, corner of Milan and
MoIhenny will BIZ ready for occupancy in
n few days. new steamer now en- route
from the Elmira factory will occupy this
house together with n hose carriage from No.
2. which will make room for the placing
there OF the new chemical. thus keeping both
the chemical engines near the business CEN
n
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A Farewell Service.

A very interesting programme Of SER
vice and song has been prepared on the
occasion Of the expected departure OF
Rabbi Ct. II. Lowenstcin from his con-
gregation. 1t will take place tonight at
Temple Beth Israel and tho public is in
vited TO be present. The programme is as
fellows:
"one Sweetly Solemn Thought" ......
Observation-Disclosures. Arion Quartette
lMessrs. Bell. Nelson, Perkins.
Taylor.)
Special Hebrew Service ...,........-
Il Waited for the Lord. ...........
..:................. Ladies' Quartotte
misses Jennie Boring, Bessie
Hughes Mesdames N. G.. Munger
and w. f. Krahl.)
Waioweil lecture. Rabbi Lowenstein
Solo, VIII EXto Thee .........
.,.....-...i..+..... Miss Bessie Hughes
Bensilotien .......... Rabbi Lowenstein
Rabbi Lowensten expects TO leave the
c'ly within a few days. and the office he
vaeates VIII be filled by Rabbi Lazarus
CT cahaiia. who Is expected IN the city
next Sunday.
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then that horrible resort to vaccination,
the dangers from which are quite as great
aa the disease for which 1t Is intended to
prevent In my intercourse with smallpox
patients have handled them with my
hands. have laid down beside them, lis
tened to the respiration and hearts sound
wito my ear upon the naked chest. as was
sometimes necessary; and then, with
bowl of the solution convenient, wash my
hands and face and head with 1t, feeling as
secure afterwards as If no danger ever
threatened my health.
Do not fear the disease, doctor; with the
solution at hand you are immune in tne
atmosphere of its infection.
Hoping that you may live to see the
adoption of this treatment all over the
world--Hilich 1t will bel take the liberty
OF subscribing myself, yours cordially.
T. C. Osborn, NJ. D.
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and came to this country with her late
husband, Theodore Kosse. in 1916. settling
in Houston where she has resided ever
since. Her husband was the nfst CHIEF
construction eng neer OF the Houston and
Texas Central railroad and served In that
capacity until his death. which occurred In
this city in 1881 One Of her sons fell at
the battle OF Antietam. Her second son
died about six years ago and one son, Mr.
Itsfis Kcsse. who Ia stE1 connected with
the Houston and Texas Control. and four
grandchildren and five great grandchii-
dren, all living in Houston survive her
She was a modest woman. OF extraordinary
bright intellect. devoted to her family and
her numerous friends. emiabie Of DISPOSE
ton and charitable TO a fault. To know
her was 10 love her AMI the community
was blessed by her lie and deeds. The
tmu for inc funeral Is yet to be ar
ranged.
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PUBLIC LIBRARIES.



At the meeting Of the State association
OF superintendent and principals at Aus
TIM much Interest was manifested In the
movement for public libraries in Texas nov
being mazda by the State Federation OF
Women's clubs. President Wins,on OF the
university read a paper on Public Ii
braries" for Texas, reviewing the history
OF public Libraries In tho United States and
suggesting various lines of work to secure
their establishment in Texas.
Prof, Barnett of Houston read an inspir-
ing paper on school libraries, at the close
OF which the State superintendent of pub
lie instruction was requested to designate
one day in the school year to be known as
Library Day on which each school shall
make special efforts to increase the school
library.
Under the prescott State law any incor-
porated city or town In Texas may -
tablish and maintain by taxation free
public library
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Gatesville. Texas. December 2S.-A few
days ago the report reached here that there
was case Of smallpox in the neighbor
hood of Ruth. ten miles south of town.
County Judge West dispatched the county
physician there to investigate which he
did, and found family with three Of the
members suffering from the disease He
isolated them and had guards placed there
to prevent further spread If possible. Au-
thentic reports from there this evening say
three more cases have developed in the
family
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A SwitchniHn ON the SANTA Icc Run
Over and Badly Injnred.

Over and Badly Injured.
Last night about 7:15 o'clock Mr.. r. j.
McNeiny. switchman, while or, duty. had
the misfortune TO be the victim of rail-
road accident During the switching OF
cars on tho Santa Fe track his foot be-
came fastened in frog of switch and
be was unable to extricate II in time to
save being run over by cars which were
approaching. His left leg was crushed al
mos' The entire length from the ankle 10
the hip by the car wheels.
Aid was Immediately summoned and h.
was carried TO the Houston infirmary for
treatment. The case was pronounced by
physicians in attendance as very serious
one. though at late hour last night the
patient was resting az easy as could be ex-
pected.
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nAsKrr or PANsYs

The large whciesale and retsil establish
ment OF Theo. Keller are presenting to its
ra,fons a calendar for the coming year,
Representing basket Of 'fansys. each
ittl, fiowsIr holds within its leaves a
meath OF ths year. and Is one OF the pref
test presented this season.
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SMALLPOX AT JUAREZ.
FL Paso Board of Henlth Consider
Availability of Quarantine.

Ell Paso. Texas, December 2S.-The city
board of health held another meeting this
afternoon to consider the advisability OIL
establishing quarantine against Juare7
on account of the smallpox said to exist
there. DIR. w. NJ. Yandell, State quaran-
tine officer, and DR.. Charles T. Race, city
physician, said the Juarez authorities had
not taken the necessary precautions 70
stamp out the disease as they agreed to dc
several weeks ago. and. in fact. were do
ing absolutely nothing. The board was oil
the opinion that the quarantine should be
established. but adjourned to tomorrow
without acting The board agreed at the
last meeting to notify the Juarez officials
before final action was taken and will no.
tify them Immediately.
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Councii COMMITTEES.

mayor Brashear Yesterday announced the
io'iowing committees provided for by res
oiutions Of the city council:
~ charter amendments: Rosen hal.
Trffly and Robinson.
On the advisability OF PURCHASING ., civ
park Dickson. Aubertin and Cores
Alderman Heinze has been placed on Tho
c,rematcry committee, vice Alderman
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THE HORSE MUST 60.
Auto-Truck Company, Wbtcn q
IN City Hauling.

AutO-'Truck Company, e
DO City Hauling.
New York. December 2s.-ine
says: The New York Auto-IrucA "a.
pany. wifi, capital CT $1,000 ~
Incorporated. With this capital y = =
posed to place auto-drucks opera'eo 8
compressed air in the streets o. w 80
An attsmpt Is to be made % w
the principal trucking Interests y "
AMI gradually replace horse a'ae
auto- trucks without anta<on'zn
hlorse cwnars. The plan propcsed Y ~
lar to fhat followed in Organisms
Separate interests are 70 be ptsornd
,ind truck drivers are to become Iii iii 81
II this plan does not work tne.s a.
light between the old yaeD w n
new. 49, q !, Z - r-==:=:s1X
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-, =, .. Andersen, . prominent busi-
ness man Of Grange. and Miss Mary A..
0seaspis, one Of the teachers In the
Houston schools. were married At $3.50
O'Clock ys.tsrday afternoon =. the resi-
dsnce ~ tho brides brother. Mr.. James X !.
q, Gtqleepie. Rev. seth Ward, pastor OF
3hearn Meth0ddst church. ofnctating
AMER N ceremony and the recsiving Of
49,, ~ fnpey eeuplp lsft en ~ 7;1t
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Southern pacinc train Tor CrsuRe, where
they Will rpAke their future home.
Dr.. 8. W. Sholars and Mr. John +.
Hart. well known citlxens CT ofsnge. ac-
ctmpanied the Groom to be present At the
,n{iptlaia
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New under this name. hut old In the
business. We can guarantee you better
satisfaction than anywhere else, Send your
cleaning aud dyelng TO American Steam
Dye Works 1911 Congress- avenue. +. H..
Stafford, manager.
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pI[rNCoEp

Those who expect first class work from
second class help get buncoed. Como TO us.
where you will get work that pieases the
most fastidiour. 81 Packard's Troy Laun-
dry, 9l2 Prairie avenue. Phone 1872.
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Bust Of Charles stewart

The bust Of the late CHARLES swv
recently completed by Mr.. Max sea-
well known local sculptor. has en-
placed in the Fifty-fifth district 49, ~. .
room and will be unveiled Win ~
priate ceremony, some time early u ~
uary = g q ~ n
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

Reduction In price Of gas. Afssr March l
tho rate for gas WIN be - so Per 1000 cubic
feet for all purposes. Has for sale gas cook
ing stoves. water heaters and gersrsi as
scrunept Of gas appliances, }. J. Ackeess..
Geasrsl maneSe9.
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An ENTERTAINMENT
For the Dcneft Or 81. Joseph's sun.
tluy school,

FOR the Bcne0t OF 81. JOsevh'S SUM
day school.
Tho musical and literary entertainment
at the hall adjoining 81. Jcseph's church
In the Sixth ward was very largely at
tended. 1t was given under the auspices
Of the church choir for the benefit Of the
Sunday school. Tho hall is large and well
adapted for an evenings entertainment. as
II contains a very pretty stage, with few
slides OF appropriate scenery and foot-
lights that give an illuminating effect to
whatever is produced.
Before the regular programme was an
nornced there was displayed Oh the stage
and supported by an easel q very pretty
oil painting in panel size representing
something Of a forest scene, the central
figure being deer, with elevated head
and enters. as though IN contemplation OF
sequestered spot for nights repose.
The sun was setting beautifully behind
the hills and the title OF the picture told
the story In three words---'A Stag at sun
set" It was the work OF the Sisters Of
tho 1ncarnate Word and was placed IN a
massive gilt frame, standing fun four feet
In heighth.
Prof. Hodskins, who hsd prepared the
programme OF the evening announced the
following, each number Of which was met
by the audience with appreciation, us man
Hested by the generous applause and nu-
rnerous encores. Following was the pro-
gramme:
Piano duet ...... Misses Clay and Riegner
Orchestra .......... The Holtkamp 6smily
Tenor solo ............ MIR. Frank Conrad
Song and Recitation. Miss Alice Hodgkins
Vocal solo ...........,,........ Miss King
Recitation .................... Miss Reed
Soprano solo. .........M Miss Bessie Hughes
Violin solo,. Mr.. Otto Holtkamp
Orchestra. ......,.. The Holtkamp family
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maIly open the new hall in the Thiel bull
ing with a grand ball some time betweri
the 18th and goth of January When e.
pleted the new Saengerbund hall VIII,
one of the prettiest and most sttEscs
halls in the city. 475n
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saengcrl,und u.....,

aehReFbund Meeting.
ahsre WIS 2 meeting ct tho sAon xsrbuua
lsst nis6t q whach Il was decided 3 for.
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Rev1ew. VINO ma1e Ill Of the necessary ar
sa1l&ernerts FOR ~ comfort Of the visitors.
AL q whom stopped at the Capitol hotel.
IN eddttioD TO those already named, there
~ srfhota aa
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!. ATTENpAN1s FROM cAIvEsroN.

= ATTENDANTS FROM GALVESTON.
Galveston, Texas. December 29.--The
special car tenderel Mrs. G. B. Stone
and Mr.. G.. Herbert brown BY General
Freight and Passenger Agent Mcclure Of
the Galveston. Houston and Henderson
railroad left promptly at 1850 p. IN. today,
carrying the following party 10 attend the
ninth annual society bah OF the z club
OF Houston:
Mrs. G. b. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. spen-
Ger. Mrs. Van Aistyne. Mrs. Joseph r.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Mensing; Misses
Ssaly. Ella sealy. Florence Willis. Erin
Pane. Cecile Noble, Lucille West, Ella
Mensins. Randall, Mccormack. Vaughn,
Moss, Van Alstyne, Templeton. Taliey Of
Corsicans. Morton Campbell and Louise
Rice: Messrs. G.. Herbert Brown, j. -.
Adoue H. Robertson. Harry Stone, DR..
Kopperl, Hildebrands. Lucas, Mclean and
Arthur Spillman.
Tht entire party have quarters at the
Capitol Hotel. where the ball will take
place. They Will attend President and
Mrs. Meldrums reception tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock and leave Houston for
Galveston tomorrow afternoon at 4:45.
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To CvRn 4 COIN N ONE nay

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
drugElsts refund money n 1t fails to cur,s.
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sure Death to Rats and Nice.
BY Stearns' Electric Rat and Roac
Paste; % cents a box. All druggists.
, 1898-12-12

though it is expected that members Of
the cabinet and members of congress
may attend in their individual capac-
ity.
The members OF the commission feel
keenly the blow which mas befallen
them in the death of their leader, who
they say was a Of intelligence,
valor, energy and probity, in whom the
great majority of people had absolute
confidence. The work in hand, they
say, will continue without interruption
and the ideas and views held by Gem
eral Garcia will be impressed on all
that is done. While it is possible that
another chairman may be chosen by
the Cuban assembly, yet the commits
sioners say that It is not essential as
those now here are thoroughly equip
ped to take up the work where their
leader laid it down.
, 1898-12-12
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