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n MORGAN's RATES CO lP,
Another Increase Is Ordered, 81
fecti,c May s.
NEW CONDITIONS HAVE CAUSED II,


The Southern Pacific and the Morgan line
have given notice that freight rates from
New York 10 Houston aud Galvestcn would
be sim further advanced on May s. which
places the tariff back TO where 1t was prior
to the Generalization beginning last SUM
mer. The rates. in cents per 100 pounda,
win be as follows:
To Galveston: Glass 1. so; GLASS 2. Is;
class ;, %: class 4 a.: ciass 8, Az; GLASS A.
20; class u. 50; class C, IS: classes d ana
L. IS.
To Houston: Glass I. 81; class .. Ii; class
5, 80; class 1, "a; class :, Is, class A. a..
class .. ~: class c. 40, classes il and \,
81.
Effective May the same rates viii be
charged on northbound business.
Traffic Manager Hein OF the Atlantic
system, Who has been In the East for SOW
eral weeks. returned to headquarters YES.
terdsy.
IN the adjustment OF the rate situation.
20 meet the recent conditions tho enuall.
zatioh OF Galveston and Houston has bsen
prtsoTvtu.. Anticipated exlgencies forced
increases , OF the rate from the East which
VIII remain In force, It Is said until war
IS over The Morgan company has nor Va,
auanuoned its saiiinSs. However an all-
aii route has been arranged. and no delav
VIII DC oecastoned TO traffic
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&, S. poho. wcatherfura; j. II. JenkinA
Caldwell W. y Rogers, wnrN: g. r. Shipp,
4 il. Rainss ana wife. Mincra, Wells: John
y. Morris Madis.n,ilie. A. H. srheiw. ken-
ney John shoavun, Waliiavi'lc; Goorgc y.
ieS br vssssssS Sew York sst HSa s WIN N.
D., 1iewnsyfle: Mrs, Nj, iiailigan; Hunts
yilir II, a.. sterrail, bccls,ile, W Reid.
MnNwen. n. y Bonnet. Austin; A. J. og-
.hurn, sandy Point; W q. sronerd. Chisngo;
w L. Adkins, Columbus: y. y, .Sillcugh.
ii, d, JSwctt pr W n Collins, I.oyeinoy;
L.ssts. EastioM huntsville; !. duncan.
NJ "a oaNwpod; q W greEssy, i.o,Iiesil,s;
Ecinistcad; .. G. Lossinn. NJ. D.. J.
Letter, ~. Dr Ennis; J u, Fort. n D., Paris;
u, Is Leakc. NJ ", Henry q Coke; paiias'
5Ileiias a w Gnooh, Louisville: I. VIII
son md daughter, Sherman, y. r.: SMITH
Paris Il, r. Miller, Shtrniah; Frank D. Eoya,
II, Kniaht, IL. IL, Mansfield. Matthew N.
snltle II @. Maxwell nnd wife, Ausiin; y
II cnIitcn, Dallas nr Barton and
yillcsA n Edwards, New York; pr. Ander-
II, .. snyder; pr, "; HiS Vernon: NJ.
wGst, Il Liyason. Galveston. Mason L.
as ronrS pI. IS S Ssw YORK pas ".
&. q, White. John White Paris, Ky; A. p.
Scott. Temple W. r., Blalonk, Chicago; J.
p; Osborn. olcburneS n. Gargner Bcllville;
Id Is champion Chicago; Mrs j. ~. Houe-
tom, Mrs. Iullp Mailhers. Gonzales; A. u.
Smoot. Fart Worth; coIlnm u. lirown. ~.
Louis H. Il Nichols. JOE y, Herton, Green.
PinrMk, DR. Minnie Archer. New York: II g.
scudder, II y. Miller. ~. A.. Freeman, y.
Levine Nav York pr, G. NJ Alexander .coic-
M rs, yoakum; s. ruttlo. San Antonio: Ed
Illph. Kansas city: James r. Hin. Lisings-
,'leyeiund. James w Turner. Mobile r. n.
Miller, MI siSogee W. II. Sawtell, Kansas
GUY: A n !, Miller. Mutkogce: Charles J.
Stubbs, Galveston,
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The late high water has materially deep
enea Buffalo bayou above saa jaalnto
street bridge. the increased depth in some
nlaces exceeding three feet. The reesdins
waters also left the banks in good coaai-
ton and ii the city council viii oniy Pro
hibit persons from hauling sand greater
depth may be looked for'
The barge chattfeld has been. ayrSnges
,,,.r awn,np and seats for the aecoinHo-
dalton a Of The visiting physicians. who, 8
the guests q The Local physls'a sss s Sa' ia o.
e a..,a nsss,e GROUND. The Chat,faid WI
be- A ,swsd BY the Eugene from clin'on' 70
which point they Will so BY irain, ,,.,r !,
~ w.,a ~ can Jacinto battle grcIind.
The rccedins waters q Brays bayou aus
closed the Sadie and Alive sso,'ss'y 'isa'
having sunk where she was mooren'
=. IN W. 81 s,,rel'' Captain Frank Hooper
master. il bsinx rerissed and nov sports
new mildsv prooe saiiA
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urFc.nt chs,,wc.

BY the election Of William paugn chief
OF police 10 iii the vacancy created by the
rcsignstion Of Archie Anderson, several
changes have hetn made in both the sher,f
and the polio departments.
Chief Of Police Baugh has selected for
his deputy James Perkins OF The shsTitf 8
office. and James Ray, who was Mr. An
derson's sgsistant mas taken the place hid
by Mr. Perkins. The change WIZ moi be
made until, May ]. Night Sergeant ~ 20.
lice Smith will also execute the Office or
deputy chile. q police ia the meantime
Il Il understood that Nj. George Bring
hurst will b. appointed chief deputy shfri1
rnder Sheriff Anderson. the rosillon held
by Mr.. Baugh under snerif Erickson.
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cry nREvITsEs.

.rhore Will he n meeting at the Salvation
Army hall tonight 81 Travis street for ladis %
only.
There will be sayers rally at Minsts :
stuie tonight az S o'clock and rae organization
OF a sayers club for the Sixth wara
There viii BIO a called meeting OF the Won
an Nsn hutsaay. April IS. at ,. N.
The radies' Auxiliary 10 The Ofdtr Of Rail-
xny Conductors will hereafter hold their reg
mar neotiEgs in tue Knights CT Pythias nun,
on Main street. on the second ana tourlh
"Wednesday afternoons OF each month.
Richard pullman. charged with THEFT from
4 u podle. street car conductor, on ths
,,fyht ~ Anrli H. during the ruth y Forest
i,ark. Ind 4 preliminary hearing before JUS
lice Hill yesterday and wa plaza nna 1s,,r, .
$1,000 bond 10 appear baf 70 the erininsi court
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sHERiFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by S. r. Bongos Westfis,d,
Texas, one dun mare, . years old. height
49,. hands
Taken UP by y. Ramin. Brdys bayou
pcstofflce, Houston. Texas one gray mar
lols hands high. harness mark OF T,sit
shoulder, little cut on hind leg, baa on long
sake rope. shed all around. foretop cut of,
strayed or s;olel from l., W Long. HUM
bic. one dun mare. years old. 10 hands
high. split in Seft ear. black name and tail.
ro brand. sorTel marc. years old. rs
hands high. saddle marks, good fix, no
brand. one dun pony, years Old ~ hands
high, branded $40 connected with bar under
81: bay mare, 6 years old. 10 hands high.
branded s X wlth half circle over IL sore
on back Ten dollars reward for the above
stock to me or A. r. Anderson, shcriif.
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s1stiR X cseEx v ths 01rallnsl 6Islflcs
ceart. y To- we1l known % require any 81.
tcuned notice. He has n evcry public po-
sition be hos held been an able ana e.
ficient officer. and he points 10 his past cf-
f'ciai reccrd N IN evidence Of what may BE-
expected AZ him In the future should the
people q Harris county again honor him
with their congidences
In the office OF sheriff Mr. Ellis would bp
no untried quantity. he having before fillsd
that office most acccptAhly to hts ccastit-
nents and upon his rc-ciectlon to tho Of
flee ne will carry with him the aavantaxe
OF ripe experience and the we'll deserved
reputation or an honest and COURAGEOUS Of
ficer wi'h a capacity for the details Of the
work possessed by but few other men in
Harris county
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Personal MENTION.


Mr.. G. Dart of Galveston was in the city
yesterday,
L. A. Pearson of Richmond is in the city
registered at the Lawlor.
L. c. Eastman. merchant of Huntsville,
was at the Capitol yesterday. swan
Or. W N. Rogers Of, Waco. Texas, is In the
city, registered al the Capitol hotel.
Miss Stella shepard. who has been visit
ing her aunt, left this morning for Bryan.
DR.. and Mrs. P. G. Coleman. nee Miss Lucy
Ham. are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Il. T. FLEW
ellen.
Dr.. J. E. Clark and wife of Schulenburg
are In the city and are registered ut the
Lawlor.
James E. Hill, an attorney of Livingston,
was In the city yesterday guest at the
Capitol
charles J. s,ubbs. prominent Galveston.
ian came in last night aud registered at the
Capitol.
Mrs. L. schstzkey and daughter of San
Antonio are vsiting Mrs. Srhatzhey's sister.
Mrs Phi, Friedlandet
Colonel Ike I. Pryor the well known cat.
tleman OF Texas. was In town yesterday and
registered at the Lawlcr.
Miss McLaIn of Fort Worth and Miss
Turner OF Texarkara are the guests OF Mrs.
h. NJ. Hall. on Main street.
MIR. N. NJ Rookie, editor of the IIearne
Standard. was in the city yesterday and made
pleasant call on The Post
Miss Lille fMorrisfleld of Waco is IN the
city visiting her uncle and aunt, MI. ana
Mrs. l.. r. Berry. 2sl9 Brazos street
Mr. George Dunlop of Richmond and Miss
Annie oliphint of Bonham wers In the city
yesterday visiting Mr. and Mrs. h. T. Berry
Or. W. A Rape of Victoria and DR.. j. III
Gobcr Of Masagorda are amopB tne prem
inent Southwest Texas physicians attending
the State Medical association.
lease H. Goss, who has just finished no
Srst wear in the medical department 81 tae
Tulane University at New Orleans is IN the
city on q visit to bis parents.
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COTTON EXCHANGE SECRETARY.


The directors Of :he Houston Cotton Ex-
Change and Board of Trade met yesterday
and elected Mr.. b. r. Warner as secretary
Of the exchange. vice Mr. Martin. who re-
signed ihe position to return 20 his former
home in Aalanfa. Ga
The appointment OF MIR. Warner is re-
saIed as an admirable one by these best
acquainted with his excellent qualifications
for the position. His long newspaper expe-
rence has given him mind trained TO ali
soute accuracy In all matters of statistical
detail, and his more recent service as city
secretary has brought him IN such close
and c0sstant contact With figures ana ac-
counts as to thoroughly equip him for the
duties of his new position in all o. It's In
trieate details
The exchange is TO he congratulated upon
the selection OF Mr.. Warner as secretary.
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INrEnEsTING nxpEnIENcE
or nm Iowa. Lady Who Was Cared Of
Dyspepsia After Suffering for

or nm Town Lady Who WIS eureu nI
ny.nepsin After sufferiU. for
| TWcniy-Hve Years,
| Mrs Sarah A. Sheets an estimable lady
residing at Lynnville, Jasper county, Iowa,
was for twenty-five years q sufferer from
| dyspepsia and her complete restoration To
| health Is so remarkable that we present the
| facts In the case for the benefit OF oar
| readers, many of whom have doubtless sur
fered In the same manner and VIII. there
| fore, be Interested in learning how all
stomach troubles may be avoided ana
cured. Mrs Skeels says: | used only one
package CT Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
| received suct .reat and unexpected ben-
eft that wish to express my sincere
gratitude. In fact. II has been six months
since ] took the medicine and | have not
had one particle OF distress or difficulty
since. And all this In the face OF the fact
that the best doctors | consulted told nae
my care was ncurable. rs | had suffered
for twenty five years wnnt hail dozen
packages to distribute among my friends
here who are very anxious TO try this REM
edy. Truly yours.
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels.
The reason why siuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are so successful in curing indiges
ton and stomach trouble and tha reason
why II never dlsappo!nts those who need
Ii and use IL Is because nothing Is claimed
for II except what il VIII actually perform.
= - NOV eu'r1oNi Az" ~ SUI. hi"i.''S ~
made for IL II Is prepared for the sole pur
pose OF curing dyspepsia and the various
forms OF indigestion,
There Is scarcely patent medicine made
but what ~ claimed to cure dyspepsia rs
we'll az a hundred other troubles, When az
matter OF fact remedy TO cure dyspepsia
must be prepared especially for that and
nothing else; and among all the remedies.
patent nostrur,S bttters etc. SO extern
siveiy advertised you will find that Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets r. the only one adyer-
tissd as a cure for dyspepsia and nothing
else, The remedy IL prsoarel by the Stuart
Company az Marshall. Mich. and for sale
by AL druggists at 10 cents per package.
and II yna suffer from any form OF stomach
dersngement or indigestion a trial VIII not
disappoint you,
a little book on stomach troubles mailed
free. Address Stuart Company, Marshall
Mich
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THE HOTELS.
THE HuTcHINs
HOUSE,.

r.. L. Smith. Los Angeles; Il. o. Ward. Jr,
Coranchua, mr.. i, A. Gibson, Rnckiand. DR.,
Charles 4, Ball. Rockiand: Judge J. u. Mar.
tin, Miss sherrel, Beaumont; 4. NJ Glbanp
J, d. Bland. Orange; Dr. B d. Woodson
Miss Willie Mullins, Monroe. !. IT, Dr. NJ
Johnson pr. y, N. Iobneon. w. NJ Me-
Kinney, Prairie Lea. w. II. Allen. Marlin:
DR.. j. g. o. Barr. Ledbettef Dr G. W Glib
son. +. J. Cole. Wnsahnchie; John VI liar.
rikOn, Wnxahnche; DR. 7. W. u, Knox,
ljillsboro. Dir. r. Il. Manner ltasea; Dr. .tns.
j. Robert. Hillsboro; Dr. X. H. Rusk Dr. y.
y. Weaver. DeLfon: nr. 4. 4 CORY. Rack
wall; w r. EIIaton Fort Worth: H. A Beli
New Orleans; c. II. Mfisnnr. st. Louis. u.
\. Bnndy, ~. D., Milford: j, a. Tate, Nash,
Teyag; Dr. J. ~. Bonham NacogdnShes. Or,
r. " Wilson, Thornton. A. 4. Condi, city.
Dr. i. Il. Reene, Bianco; DR.. W. II lieene.
Fischer's Store John o. Rowiett aud daugh-
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First Run 4 Com, ~,

The first run of Tho Houston Post.s
Flyer. made Yesterday over the Galveston.
Ia Porte and Houston, was a goci inc.
TIC train lett Houston fifteen minutes late
snu went TO Galveston cnaiimn. The icavy
,ng time nj Bonner's Point was 4:i7 a. nj.
anu the Grand Central dcrot at i:ia 4 m.
fl r tfain Was IN charge OF cartluctor Nc.
Cure ard Engineer league, The hay
shora Inc Yesterday issfcd a new time
card. which ~ effective AprtI rs. TLc ~.
turn train VIII leave Gih,etdn al . 81 IN.
arrtvinp at Houston ~ 1920 i. M, connect
ing with ne aorthhound Hounson and Texas
Central and the westbound southern "a.
cific.
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vetsFees' shAhs banda ana ~. . 4, !,
sssu ~" .nsm Ua the approsch a ina lons
, .lH. u ptite' 10 the gate the rut,sf - SSI-
lent matron. Mrs. Barrett. takinx RI ~
s : at glance came down to n,,eI
re visitors and heartily welcomed them
nNer visiting every cottage and shakins
u nanus with all the old veterans the matros
\, .ans me bell and convened all the veseraps
~ iwnt OF the main building. where Ray.
MT. Patterson OF Dix Post, Dallas: .lohn
noscn OF Dublin Post and w +. Common
vi lnomas Post. Dallas. made rousinr
speecnes deeply stirring the emotions of al
present and for time the blue and I'M
gray" we're thoroughly mixed, sh,sins
hands and bidding each other God sneaa
ana good bye. The meeting closed by The
reading OF the following preamble and res.
o'ut'ons' wnicn We're passed by the en-
campment without dissenting voice:
whereas, AS there Will be an amendment
TO the constitution submitted to the people
OF Texas next November granting power
10 pension ex-Confederate soldiers; and
Whereas. There are at present but two
provisions for the destitute Confederate
soiaier hrst to be separated from his wife
and children In their declining years anf
sent to the soldiers home. and secU----, =
be declared pauper and placed on the
poor farm; therefore be IL.
RESOLVED, In the event that the amend
rient be carried next November, the law
should be framed SO that the commits.
sioners court OF each county. having full
knowledge II the wants and character OF
the -Confederates in their respective
counties. and whereas II costs s12 pei
month to keep them at the soldiers home
at Austin, or on the poor farm. therefore
be 1t
+ Resolved. That we favor the adoption a
the amendment SO that they may enjoy the
blessings of home with their families and
friends.
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En-t nnd Mc.t.s nnt...

The Houston East and West Texas has
authorized the following rates. Gun club
shoot. Rryan, Texas, May 3 and Z; piocrsc
OF Texas. Galveston, Nay 4 TO s. pharrna,
eeutiral convention, san Antonio, May IL to
Y Texas Dental association, Waco, May
I, TO ~, and the annual conference Of tho
texas District Evangelical Synod at iious.
ION, May . 10 H., TO which rates WIN be
made on tha certificate plan; meeting OF
the State Bankers association ana Stare
building and Loan associations NJ Austin.
Moy 10 10 Y. AT rate OF cro fare aaJad
to So from Houston, Texns.
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Il we. I.n.o.icltra.

Houston, Texas. April as.i beg to take
this means of saying to The public and to
my friends that was taken entirely bs
surprise in that my name was mentioned
in connection with the succession TO the Of
flee Of sheriff recently made vacant by the
sGdd,h death OF my lamented brother.
whilA feel grateful or course. to Mr..
Erhardt, the gentleman. a member OF the
commissioners court whose personal
friendship 20 ME led him 10 place me in
nomination for that office. Il Is proner aud
desired by me that IL be publicly known
that such action was entirely unknown 10
me and without my noquiesccnce.
VIII be greatly Obliged by the publca-
tlon OF this card, Very respectfully.
Alexander Erlchson
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Lone star snccinI s,.cncr

The Houston and Texas Central has "a.
sued circular announcing thst the Lono
star special sleeper line between st. Louis
and Galveston will hereafter leave the
lslard City at 7:ao y. m, Houston l0:a5 n.
m, Enuis $3.50 a. m, and Paris ;lJ n, m.
arriving at st. Louis at 1926 H. m. The
train leaving Houston in the morning.
northbonnd. Will make connection with tho
Texas Midland at Ennis, but there win b.
no connection at Paris for points on the ST.
Louis and san Francisco for the morning
train out of Houston.
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Cot.or pntcr "a un.

The war excitement has had some effect
upon the Liverpool cotton ratio and yestcr-
day saw another Jump in the figures. A
week ago the rate wes 70 cents per 100 from
Houston. and Monday II was s3.Gs out OF
Houston aud e5.G5 out Of New orleans.
Yesterday Information reached Houston
that the Liverpool rate out OF New Orleans
WIS up TO sl05, which. added to the ratio
Of q cents per 100 from Houston TO New
Orleans the Liverpool rate from this place
was slips per 100 pounds
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THE Rates $3.50 and $500 pcr day.
JAS. LAwLoR. Prop.

NJ II. Townsen. Lec G. Ayers. Columbus:
i. r. Pryor. Max y Mayer, y y. Naybor.
w W Atkinson, Ernest stcyes. San Antonio:
NJ suliyhn,tigeit, Harris. Austin; ". A. De-
Wit, DailasislTrank g Donaliu-. New York:
~ u Gavin Galveston ; u, nruman and
Dr. D. NJ. Gober, MataHorda, ~ w. Bates
aud Wife. cucroi H. y, Jenkins and wife. 3.
II IlnwkitH and wife, Kansas CITY; v u.
Minor. Galveston T.. A Poareson, Richmond:
n u. MDier. New orleans: y. W Webb,
Temple Karl WEIGH, ST. Louis; G. NJ. Rice.
Sour Lake: G. Dart. Dan NJ Lasker w r.
Bronan. Galveston ] ] Preston and wife.
nmvori Dr. ]. ". Clark and wife, schuisn-
burg; j g. cowan. ST. Louis: Mrs. A. q.
pctir0lns. Victoria; w. c. Johnson. New Or
leans; u g. Jarrett and wife Valley Mills;
4. o. Wright, Fort Worth.
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In privntc car "conricr..

General Manager Meldru,n and General
Freight and Passenger Agent Yoskupl OF
the Houston East and West Texas viii
OF tho line between here and Shreveport
rhe officials VIII use private car COUPLER
lately purchased from the Wagner Palace
CIR company.
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Piu,burx Dispatch

titifuuFk i'HpAttH. i5IIi- $3.50
Colonel Burkitt OF Austin. Texas, Is prss'
tical patriot. In these days when many mrn
are offering their psrScnpi ser,iees to the
government this Texas gentleman has been
moved 10 make sn ofer Of s2o,pD 10 EQUIP a
regiment Of soldiers for the war. On being
notified by the war department. that he might
be called upon at any time 70 redeem his
pledge. hs slmpl.T remarked that he was
ready, and would make II s7s,eoe Y necessary.
u ali citizens were OF Colonel hurkitt's
mind there would be no need for the govern
incnt 10 Issue bonds. The wealthy men of the
cauntyy could contribute the necessary frnds
for putting the fCrces In motion and the wage
workers could trfp them moving by donating
one weeks earnings every three months. u
Is not probable that any such plan VIII be ~
aortsd 10 however. There are too many pa
triois III the SORT Who put the porkrtbook
strain OF war above the loss az iife aud liib.
As they would deem II their duty e mnin-
tain peace ar secure delay by withholding
the means Of wpging war, the government
may secure a more equal distribution OF the
burden BY issuing bonds and itvying taxas
Tor iheir redemption. Nsyertiaess, Colonel
Burkiit " deserving OF eonimendniion and
honor.
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The Young Mems Christian Association
cycle club will have their first club run of
the season next Thursday night The
start viii -be from the Young Mems Chris
tan Association rooms al o'clock. All
members of The YOUNG Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and their friends are invited.
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Eugene MitcheIl, commercial agent or the
Santa, fe. made a trip 10 Navasota yester-
day
Colonel Tom Kingsley. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Louisville and Nashville.
was here yesterday.
j. s. o'Flynn. assistant auditor Of the
International and Great Northern. spent
yesterday in Houston,
A. l.. Bowers, superintendent OF bridges
aud buildings OF the international and
Great Northern, was guest In Houston
Yesterday.
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A GARDEN PAnry.
Pleasant Affair Given by tho Ladies'
Of Christ Church.

Of Cbrfst Church.
The ladies OF Christ church gave a Ear
den party at the residence of Mrs. Eobor,
Brewster, on Milan street, lass E'Ght,
which proved to be very pleasant o;feir.
A programme OF orchestral music was rem
dered during the evening, refreshments
were seryec and John Hendricks Bangs
one act farce entitled "a Pro3,sil under
Difficulties was presented by the follow
Inc cast:
Mr.. Yardsley ....... MIR Gently Wuido
Mir Barlow ........... Mr. r. ". Scott
Dorothy Andrews. Miss Marietta 'elgado
Jennie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss lisa Iicyd
TIE affair was well attended ana mat
sum, which Will be applied on the church
debt, was realized,
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Married, al the residence Of THE brides
father al AngIeton, Texas. at 10 a, M. yes
to-day Mr.. w. II. Wsstgate OF Houston and
Miss Ellen Barteli OF Angieton. but late Of
Houston. the Rev. ]. NJ. Halsell presiding.
This Interesting couple have the we'll wishes
of their many friends, They have come 10
Houston and have taken apartments At the
residence OF Judge Breeding. corner Pease
and CaroliEs, where they will be pleased
to receive their many friends.
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.f,s,nnnnli., sInrtln.

Evangelist Martin held a large audience
we'll in hand last night. His manner is that
OF an entertaining teacher He instructs
While he interests. The interest grows as
the meeting continues. Mr.. Martins sub-
1eet wns shall We Know Each Othcr In
the Future Woriisf'a a NUMBER OF add;-
tons have been made to the church already
and the end Is not yet. These meetings.
are now held at The tent on Bremond
square, beginning at s p. nj. every day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
Additinr 1n thc Firm.

The firm OF Peden Co. announces the
addition TO the firm OF D. d. Pedep, Jr,. the
change dating from January 1. 1898. The
firm now compriscs f. A. Peden. ID. D. 20
den and y. d. Peden. Jr.. but the firm name
remains unchanged.