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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-08

GslHo %, Rnttiedore os. Cprlo,ta q. l. AZ. Il
~ liish Lady i0e, Cherry Leaf l06.
Ono mile Htndoo Queen, Irpnn %, Caya.
lc'ta. Domsio ioI Ala Petite, Gypcicver Ito
Naboh liz, Dudley e. iis
Milo and y quarter. selling rrpvorb 30
Nannin T.. a Sister -, Evaraius. MI Wash.
lnHton l4, Inflammation lpi Nccedah lus,
SlalstNlew Palace los Lohenguia III @
Scven furlopgs, handicap Bnmhnrdon. Mary
WI rimhorland 90. Brighton %, Elsie Brnn,-
bic, Robinson ~, Lugano a Belle of Ford-
han, ~, w. G. T. 1885, Sim W, iba a
Stx'fEr longa. selltng-sDawn eS. Galley West,
Whiieawayy GRAFTON ioi, Mamie Dunn Hem
RIA, Floridas Adowh 1pS, Minnie Weldon.
arian.ia Gold Corn, Carrie Lyle, Miss Young
los
ono mile. seliinp-.rimorah %. Babe Fields
rs SURVIVOR 100, Topper iot, Ransom i0a Mitt
iloykin, Miss ~ lTaifow, NintsaN 100, H. ~,
~, itso los nish Test Rnn Millcan, Wells
Street, LOYALTY, lin Hngr iOe
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IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
4 Heavy Rain DID DAMAGE to rcnce,
nnd bridges.

Heavy Rain DID Damage to Fences
nnd bridges.
Brenham, Texas, March IA coplous
shower. accompanied by heavy thunder
storm, vivid flashes of lightning fell sun
day night
There was no damage done. so far as
can be learned, in this Immediate vicinity
but parties in from other parts OF the
county Monday report considerable damage
to fencing aud bridges
Three miles south Of Stone terrific
rain fell A bridge over Caney creek near
Mr.. John Sternes place was lifted from,
its foundations. and but for the fact that
Mr.. sterne had anticipated the consequence
OF the flood and moored the bridge with
ropes to trees ON tho bank, it would have
been carried away A foot bridge near Mr..
A. w. Watson's place, which had stsod
firm during the recent heavy rains was
washed away and about Two miles OF his
fences was destroyed
Between William Penn and Lofts store
tho rainfall was very heavy. All the little
gullies were turned Into roaring torrents.
fences and bridges were carried away Tho
extent Of the damage has not yct been as
crtained here
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Brenham, TsNas March Tho spring
/ term of the district court opened this
morning at 10. o'clock, Judge ~ II. Sinks
presiding Tho first order OF business was
the organizing of tho grand jury, appoint-
ment OF hailitfs, etc, which resulted as
follows: Gibid jurors Il. A. Eldridge,
foreman. D. A. Jackson, |. N. caritisEin,
latt Whitney. Emdnael Taylor. James
FAIR john Daea. J, W. Goa, /. A. Dunlop,
y q. Clamptt i, pobert and d. f. Rob-
eitson Bailifts-J. T. Estes door pailift,
doe Robert Routt, Albert lehnatifns Abe
u'uyton, Gus jackson, Il, L.. Ford, William
Wood riding bailiffs. lHdge sinks then
proceeded to, charge the tury. ,iigtng them
TO look carefully into the doinsa Of the
oilmiual tl.iss and urging them 20 attend
TO their duties as the law directs. This
civil doGiset Is rather light his torn.
Secretary S. Levin OF the Second regi-
mcnt band Is ip receipt OF letter from
Colonel Stacey, in Which he informs him
that The Second regiment has bean engasYd
To PLAY Ear tho thIpo days OF the com-4
movement eSereiacs OF the Stale uuiyat-
SHY. pame time IN dnna. Dr. Lyman ABB
bntt or Nav York VIII preach the CONT
menccmcnt sermon.
CAPTAIN Sloan Is securing signatures mere
TO petition 10 Congressman Sayer1. ask
ing him 60 help Neaure the passnge OF an
aaiti-soalper law. The petition has been
LARGELY sIgnnd
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,.rHn G1RL rRoM pARIs.,

This brilliant production Of Edward e
Rice is one that is particularly adapted TO
the art of amusement, being of that light,
airy, dainty order of musical compositions
that do not oyertax one with its heaviness.
"it is TO laugh, and II would be difficult 10
imagine brighter or more sprightly per-
Torrance.
There are two acts, trimming over with
music, laughter and merriment. In fact,
there is a succession of laughs from cur
tain riso 10 curtain fall. The eye Of the
spectator is delighted constantly By the
color scheme revealed In picturesque cos
tunes and scenic effects Of the magnificent
spectacle, while the ear is pleased by
efferyescent music OF the most charming
character. II is one OF the greatest pro-
auctions OF modern times. and Is famous
for everything that goes to make UP the
amusement menu OF the present era. The
magnitude Of the piece practically makes 1t
a comic opera, with its book by George
Dance. author Of "The Geisler." and its
score by ivan Caryii
The Girl From Paris" will hold the
board OF Sweeney & Coombs' opera house
Thursday, March 10. one night Only.
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centraI's Deep Water Rates.

M. l.. Robbins, general passenger and
ticket agent for the Houston and Texas
Central. has issued rates to apply ovsr
that line to Houston March II. on account
OF the deep water and st. Patrick's day
celebration. Among tho Iates are the fol-
lowing: Denison, $40; Waxahachie $3.50;
Austin. So. Fairbanks, so cents; Cypress,
Al. Hockey, 81 40; Waller, sl.70; Hemp
stead, $40; Courtney. $3.50 Navasota
s.. so: Millican. So; Wellborn, ss; College.
S.: Bryan, SO; Benchley. 1925; Sutton,
s345; Hearne. $500: Calvert. $685.; Brs-
mond 1870; Kosse. $3.50; Groesbeeok,
s5O5; Mexia. $3.50; corsicana, 500.
tickets viii be on sale March l6 and good
for return on March IL.
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Using the nay shore Line.

There are number OF railroad men over
the country out OF positions who, in their
effort to get work, have taken the liberty
to say that they were once connected With
the Bay Shore line, and invariably the ap-
plications have been sent 10 Houston for
approval Yesterday there came letter
from Northern road saying that Mr.. SO
and SO had referred to his record as ecu
ductor on the Galveston. IL Porte and
Houston. The roads records bear no suei
name in the capacity Indicated, md such
ynrormaticn was sent TO the nquiring roal.
This is only one of number OF such at
,empts. all of which have beer turned
down. Itinerant railroad men realize that
The Pay Shore Is probably not known 70
every railroad official In the United State.
end they doubtless refer to IL, hoping that
The custom of inquiring Will be waived
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A BAPTIST REVIVAL.

The Post correspondent erred this morn
ing in announcing that uBioo revival
service was being conducted at the Audi
toriuul IT is Baptist revival aud Is
being conducted by Rev, j " Gaddy,
state missionary for The Baptist church.
assisted by Rev. j, a. smart local pastor.
Al congregations have been invited 10 join
in the service, and the invitation has boon
generally accepted. ON account OF ths
Goot Government rally at the auditorium
tonight services were held at tho Baptist
church. and win be held ut the same place
tomorrow night, because the auditorium
will be used MS 4 primary voting box.
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WOMAN AND CHILD KILLED
by . Cyclone Near Ganado. jackson
County.
MAN AND TWO CHILDREN INJURED.
William Dodson May pie of Hurts
and shock Caused by the Loss
OF Loved Ones.
Ian AND TWO CHILDREN INJURED.

Canada. Texas. March ~ severe hal
storm and cyclone passed over this sec.
ton last night Some OF the hail stones
We're very large. Several houses were de-
molishoa by the wind. Tho residence OF
Mr.. William Dodson was blown to pieces
and scattered over the prairie, Mrs. Dod-
son and s-year-oid son we're Instantly
killed A 7-year-old son had his LETT thigh
bone and right clayicle broken and another
son had his left thigh broken. Mr.. Dodson
received internal injuries and is in pre-
carious condition from shock
a heavy rain came with the storm and
the county is flooded with water.
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Thc Milinnd's shops.

Terrell. Texas. March 5.-In looking through
the Texas Midland shops for q few hours to-
day, many wonderful and valuable improve
ments we're found by The Post correspondent
New devices and appliances have been put In
operation that add great deal to the excel
Iencv Of the work and efficiency OF the shops.
The new master mechanic. n. l.. Smifham,
has proved himself OF much worth TO the
management with the ratio OF advancement
the Midland shops Will soon be far ahead OF
any IN the State.
Nh. Green's private car, the Lone Star. has
Just undergone rejuvenation and is certainly
a beauty to look at.
Abreast with the times, the Midland man
acement is preparing to test the Corsicana oil
as a steam producing property, aud II 1t is
success the Midland engines may soon be
steamed by this Texas product.
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A. AND VI. DIRECTORS.
II IL Likely that IL President May he
Elcctch TnnnN.

Elected To-day.
College Station, Texas, March 7.-Cap
tain A. Rcichardt of Houston. Colonel
r. p. Holland of Dallas, Major w. +.
Cavitt of Bryan, Judge Charles Rogan o,
Brownwood, Governor George g. Pendo-
ton OF Bolton and Colonel Jen Johnson OF
Austin. directors of the Texas Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical college, arrived at this
place yesterday and today The board nict
promptly this morning, but only matters
of a routine character mainly related TO
finances. were given consideration today.
The most important feature before the
board at this meeting is the election of Il
permanent president for the institution.
Because of the numerous candidates a
lively time Is anticipated. and some weeks
may elapse before suitable man Is de-
cided upon.
AZ it's meeting in February the board OF
directors elected Prof. X. H. Whltlock
head Of the MECHANICAL department. preei-
dent pro TEN and has everything has moved
along nicely and without any friction dur
ing his administration successor TO the
presidency may not be elected until the
annual meeting In July. Present indca-
lions point, however TO action being taken
tomorrow or next day. The members OF
the board fully realize that this is a very
important matter and are disposed to
thoroughly examine the claims OF every
candidate so that suitable man In every
way may be collected to fill this position
second to none In the State OF Texas
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TWO sepnrnte Zinc.

AS result OF the hearing before the
railroad commission. held February 4. 70
determine whether the Wichita Valley and
the Fort Worth and Denver City railways
were two separate railway lines, or as one
or more lines under the same MANAGEMENT
and control in the fixing and division Of
freight rates. the commission has issued
the following order.
n Is considered. ordered and adjudged
nv the railroad commission Of Texas that
said railways are In fact and OF right
should be considered and treated by this
commission as two separate railroads.
and not. in contemplation OF the law. under
the same management and control. and IT
is SO ordered.
Commissioner Mayfield dissented.
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v. rholnnsoll

h. Thompson. Millard, Texas; Guy NJ.
b. lr., Bryan, Texas; John A. Bnracs.
lgo III, I. Mack Farmer, Sprin gfield,
L. W. Earnest, San Antonio; h. w.
Ter. returned 10 city. w. b. Barr, Ed
i. Galtra, st. Louis, Mo-: j. n. For
| Henry Levy. Chicago: Leonard Lem
wife and child. Sherman; W. j. Cassin
York; D. Keller. st Louis. Mo. Eugene
Yilson, Brazoria; 1beo. W. Lection. chi
Or. f. G. Eidmnn. city: G. G. Walsh
|wife Gonzales, Texas; s. futile. San An
\ +. n. Sohns. st. Louis, Mo; j, A.
New York; VIM. Holley, q. Brenneman.
|renneman, Peoria, III. y. d. Brewster,
Fa,. III; J. II, Walker. st. Louis, Mo-;
T. Brown, Boston; Charles s. stubbs. ST.
IS; h. H. Cochran. Beeville. Texas; o.
kauer, ST. Louis, Mo-. r. Grundman, Or
: n, j.; c. II. owens. East Bernard.
IS.
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Now nricnnn nncr..

fast track were Che conditions today, 1hrSe
favorltcs Won md Tawnnda. who won tho
lust rice, Was backed tram 10 to l to Is 70 /
and probably enrFicd moro money than my
either horse IN the rice.
Ono mile Balance All neieado. Logistic.
Tiine 1is&.
SeSen furlongs. telling ~rorcy r., ilcu
Frost. Globe H. Time 1884.
One mile, scllnKWhat Next, Glenmoyne.
Robert Hnnner. Time l;f2h
Nile and twenty yards, hRudleap--ootave.
Elkln, Albert S. 'rimo isisis.
Five mud half fuNorfs selling ~RoclS-
wood Jennie May Brgga.
SiN tnrlongs. a9tlne- raWmda. onnra. Cos
rclll. Tlmo 1;laM
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Extens,,n az H. no.,.

II a. Parker, assistant To President Parker
Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas to-
nlsht closed a contract wi.h the web known
railroad contractor, John r. Hughes fnr tho
gfhulng OF the FIRST fiftecn miles out OF Bridge
port 10 Jaeksboro. Mr, Hughes has orders 10
pegl' WORK on the extension at once and Will
have force of 100 mon and teams nj work
the last OF tho nrnScnt Mnok -
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THE HUICIIINs
HOUSE,.
h. @. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
s2.6o per day.

n ht., W. UuUFIOFH1 w
Mahoney, Waxahachie: a. Cohn, Chi
~ =, n. odoy, u. s. barrett. W. J. Lytie.
o,n ",hSNolnoi Alex Coke. Dallas: s. W.
I Mn Nacogdoches; r. ii. Nye, Dallas; d.
nneh,iinnon. Galveston; r. Nix, Fort Worth !;
4 rAaTshall, Dallas; j. L.. Holt, Pittsburg,
Z. T. !. Powell, st. Louis; W. c. Moore.
|bn :; Hwcltel, Galveston: Mrs. Lena Aron-
\, . X Murchlson and wife, city; G. p.
ens; nelasco; John DeLesdernler Luz
Miekenden. ST. Louis; j. l.. Fuller.
W. y pN,orsworthy, Angleton. Miss Isabel
ksp 'fRsc Sniid 0, H BedeIl Dallas; y.
|,e, charrleston. III. ~. ". Webs. Gulf. Col
we hhg Santa Pc railway: c. A. selby.
gisto, nan; w. p. Leonard, l.. r.. bryan,
n lion, ron; @. w. skinner, Missouri Ransas
''Has railway: Il. II. Haoke, Sn,ithville.
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ATTORNEYS AT GALVESTON.
Plum of Action In the Injunction Suit
Being Adopted.

Galveston, Texas, March Mr. James
Hasernan, general solicitor for the Mis-
souri,, Kansas ond Texas system; Mr. II. S.
Miller, general attorney for the Katy of
Texas, and Judge N. a. stedman, general
attorney for the International and Great
Northern, arrived today and are collaborat-
ing with Judge Terry of the Santa Re in
preparing the defense OF the railroads IN
the Lone Star line injunction case, which
comes up on appeal at New Orleans March
ID. The gentlemen will all leave fer the
Crescent City the ea-ly lart Of next week.
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Rates, $3.50 and $500 per day.
'LoR... JAS. LAWLoR, Prop.
Is. B Lench. KnnsnEss Citx; n. A. Ren

|as B. Lench. I5ahsns CITY; n. A. Beh-
W. b. Barr, ST. Louis; j. A. Morris,
u. hines, San Antonio; r. NJ McGarvey.
~. Allison. city: ] C. Diamonds, Sher-
$. G, McMullen Knoxville Tenn; r..
odcna. Detroit; W. NJ. Whitelnw, New
E =: $. Bowman II. NJ. Hart. Boston;
1T: McCampbell and wife, Mrs. Mccamp-
4 y A, Donaldson. NJ. a. Williams, 7. D..
pd' J x. Mexter. Victoria: A. Mcdonald.
4; Dan ~. Iasker, Galveston w. l..
piston. Snithville; Hope A. Adams. What
ii Mcdonald, 81 Louis; Z. N. Blake.
Orleans Jas, 4 JIerne, Julia A. Herne.
Fian Cullen, Grace Gayler CLARK. Frank
nant, julius McGill, S r. Barry. Rob-
4er, James T.sGaloway, John Daley,
'nhhn Garland, Herbert Flanshureh, Myr-
~ Bert Clark. a. Serville Walker Mrs.
satolins, Charles q. Fisher. Now York; 7.
steiner, st. Louis;S q. Afford, Fort COL
!, Gai.; NJ. Wiess. Beaumont; w. ii Good
lEh, GOWN ILL.,, T. b. seymour and wife,
neville; b. l.. Vineyard. Eagle Lake; I.
hafrett. Herman, MINI; !. Cohen, Gin
lnu l.. Wells Baldwin, Philadelphia; Theo
OK. Galveston; R.aplant, ST. Louis.
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More Water Compctitton Net.

Inc railroad commission has approved
tne applications OF the Texas and New Or
leans and the Texarkana and Fort Smith
railroads for special class rates applying
between Houston and Port Arthur to meet
water competition. and have published the
Following, to be effective March q: class /.
81 cents; class ., rs cents: class 3. 90
cents; class I, 20 cents: classes 5. A.. q. ID
and ID 10 cents. and class Il, IA cents.
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The League Of American Wheelmen
numbers nearly 1000 below the 100 600
mark within the last few weeks. In spite
OF this startling dIminution. the maximum
OF health may be attained by those who
use The comforting and thorough tonic.
Hostetters Siomach Bitters, which pro-
notes digestion. healthy flow OF bile.
regularity of the bowels aud couniaracts
kidney trouble II rs moreover. remedy
for and preventive OF malaria and rheu-
matism.
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GOES TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
APPEALS

Messrs Votaw, Martin and Chester, at
torneys for Latham Davis have perfected
an appeal to the United States circuit cour,
sof appeals from the decision of Judge
Bryant, in which he refused 10 perpetuate
an injunction granted by Judge A. p. Me-
Cornick of the circuit court. The injUnc-
tion restrained the Port Arthur channel
aud Dock company from entering upon the
property OF Latham Davis for the purpose
OF oOnstructihg canal
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WANG.

The above beautiful opera viii be seen
at Sweeney & coombs' Opera house We'd
nesday. March ., matinee and night.
Wang always one OF the most sump-
tnously mounted spectacular operas. has
had richer and an entirely new outfit
provided for the coming season Not an
inch OF scenery. not a scrap OF the proper-
ties and not single costume used Ia pre-
ylots seasons has been retained. Not
only IL everything new, but II Is also more
elaborate. more Costly and more perfectly
siamese than ever before. Indeed. IL ID
said that the most snmptuous production
Of the "Mikado' never represented Japan
ese dress aud life as will Wang, repre-
sent those OF Siam. with the added advan-
tage that the public has lately been taking
more interest In Siam than In Japan.
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Deep water Party Returuipn

The deep water party from Houston. that
has been tn Washington, spent yesterday in
st. Louis, according to the official pro-
gramme. and left last night for Texas.
They VIII arrive in Houston over the In
ternatlonal and Great Northern wednes-
dly lnornipr
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sf0aTING NOTES
some Dots About the BuffaIocs for
the Coming scnson

/ with Kemmcr. Reed and Spencer on the
bases and Grifnn at short, Houston VIII have
about the strongest innoid that ever played
in a Texas league city. The outheld VIII also
be- nearly as fast ne the inheld, which VIII BIO
Mckenzie Bowman and Keefe. With Norgap
as alternate. Tho team VIII be fully AS fast
as the team Of lsse, AMI; a n a. ~, u ven
President Bailey Is determined 70 preserve
order Mt the park this year and VIII NOT toll
crate any rowdyism, either from the home or
visiting players. Any player who ulisbehngeS
himself will be escorted out 81 the parb Two
regular police officers viii he in attendance at
eytrs game.
The refresbnient privilege has been awarded
70 Mr., MeiEinger who 30 faithIuiiy segseu inc
patrons OF the game last year.
INC scnre card privilege has been awarded
10 Erady Wsrser, The scors card this ysar
wii be very handsome affair.
Bowman was out yesterday practicing. lie
handled himself like an old Lacquer.
srencer's signed contract Was recsiyed yes
tef6ay. lie writes that he VIII be here on the
10Th.
Reed. Keefe and Badger have been here all
Writer and In excellent shape. Badger u
forty pounds lighter than ne was last year.
Keinlner expects 10 lead the league pt the
be. th!s year
President Bailey WAS very ratcont when
aaleG about Hardy. He stated fhst he hal
reecl, ed u letter tram John Ward and gave
Tho impression that the League was Inclined
70 difcipiine Hardy. This President Bailey
SEEMED 10 regret very much, az Hardy u q
good man.
The painters were at work yesterday paint
ing the grand stand. The colois VIII be RED.
white and orange. A. barl,od wire fence will
be buiIt about teenty-aye feet east Of the
ieft field fence this WIN keen the rabnle away
from tho fence, hycrfooi wire aetiing VII
be placed in front Of each Of the biaehers as
protection against foul balls.
p .-
The assocIation started the season Sith tho
Intention Of selling hfty season tickets and
has sold up to date forty seven; these tickets
have been taken by the mos, prominent bust
meas and professional people in Houston
New Orleans Entries.
Seven furlopgs, selIing-Oreusa 90. Aikyria,
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MADE ONE.

AT an early hour this morning County
Judge Gray performed the ceremony that
united in the holy bonds of wedloek MIR
Peter AK and Miss Alma Nelson. The con
tracing parties were from Sabine Pass.
Mr. Fred Word and Miss Ida Merrlman
today took out license 10 wed.
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Democrats Iust Enrorce Discipline
To the Editor of Tho Post

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wy w NV
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tlroly upcn nnrly dispiplipn and il was we'll
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II Tor me dononracy or Texas to "9inw I'M
lines, close up and present solid froat 10
the coming struggle 10 enforce the disci-
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the very Itte bi9od o{ us prHAulNauon'
IN 500 at Fort Worth the state aud az
C,hltano the National democracy publlshed
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millions OF voters aseHirsp 'psir hs"' -
support for the principles declared and tie
Candidates nominated by using their hest
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-08
Hcavy rain. hut M p,m,nc

Weimar. Texas. March Z The weather
is fine today after the great furry in the
wall of a rain storm last night No dam
age was done and just enough rain fell to
benefit everybody in general way farm
ers look cheerful and hopeful and there
fore merchants. doctors. lawyers and teach
ers fail into line and take on the same
airs. No smallnoN here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-08

STOCK OF which Is to be SEQ. 900 900. The
road Is 10 start ia Knox county. Nebraska
run through the States OF Nebraska aud
Kansas, and. the articles OF incorporation
say from the county OF Ellsworth. In tn,
state OF Kansas. thence to the gulf" One
OF the incofporators is George r. Peck,
senerai counsel for the Chicago, Milwau.