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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-07

Hams-Sugar-cured IS to 20 lbs average. $40
s7zc; Is lbs average, ss4@914c; IL lbs average eA
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to so lbs average. 7ssc;
80 to 40 lbs average 7l1c 20 to 80 lbs average.
7ac: bellies 25 lbs average, 7Ssc; is to % lbs
average 7s.c; IA to 16 lbs average Sc. Clear
backs is TO % lbs average, 7asc; IA to Is lbs
average. 71kc: to 10 lbs average, TIC. In dry
salt 15c less.
Shouiders-ls to 20 lbs average. 6hc; Is lbs aver
age 6Ibc: 10 to u lbs average. TIC.
Lard-K ettle- rendered ESQ., pure lard. 6hc.
Pork-Bean, clear, sl4; rump, $l050.
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IN and after Tuesday. Aug. Is. 1898.
~ trains will run follows: Central
Standard Time.) All trains enter
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
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Louisv ( l dy s...,. 3:45
LOUSY day expr. .2,4S
Chicago DfviS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

mon ana women viii " blu(Sn u
dance. 'svvillte Vo1l66y6tlf ~ ~
OF tho wtrld--that Mraer world ~ ~
Firth avenue % bounded "a The Qo{tA
south and cast and West. He ~ M
little symputhy with those ofJl4ko<y ~ j
artificial distinctions W WhleA IN 4}@l&
have loved 70 hem Themselves III IA h44
been heard 10 say that q 1ottety W3k6U1<'
clascity, without chance OF rcjuxehattJ3
by the transfusion Of new blood, rt19t'
eventually die OF dry rot. " AZ Il y
Hence society IL wondering WHISTLER ArA
Vanderbilt Will mako his First hall on uuS''
portunity for trying 10 put His theories fnko
practice--for lcavnning tho euriety Noal4
with the leavcn Of dietinction and ca1tM
from beyond tho dend-line cstnbllshe4 "
the late Ward McAliister It II a&eo~d,
that II amy person could win succeee ~ a
social rcgenerator that persou y Wllliem
X. Vanderbilt. He has NIL tbs preotlE1
OF married man, with all the fresde4,
OF bachelor, He has local followtnk'
OF relatives and friends, including ecM9
OF the most charming hostesses IN the
most exclusive ring He has hundred
million ot his own and the stcwardship ~
the millions OF his brothers and stater1'
sits lightly on his shoulder, He ID nAg-
netic. good looking. energetic, persuasive
and does not look day over AVA and
thirty. There is not a more popular man
IN society. and there Is none that cal, come
mand more attention for new idea. There
Is no man with incr house ma q inner
yacht There is mono save him WITH =
duchess for n daughter and marquis for
| n grandson ~ h
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section OF tho country for miles around
and that everybody who could travel WAS
pressed into service in the search.
k. or p. INSTRUCTION..

The Knights OF Pythias school of instruc.
ton for this district will be held here,
commencing Mt $50 O'Clock February 1.
1898, and will no doubt bring n large num-
Der OF visitors, as tho railroads will give
excursion rates from all points OF the dis
trict. which Includes the following lodges,
Texas No. l. Houston: Humboldt No. =.
Galveston: Brenham No. 10, Brcnham; Mt.
Bonneil No. "a, Austin: Schiller No. h6,
Galveston: Live Oak No. SIS, Columbus
Weimar No. GIL, Wcimar; virginius 6b.
Houston: Phoenix No. 90. Houston; Island
City No. "a, Galveston. Smithpille No. ".
Smithville; Bastrop No. 1888, Bnstror: San
Gabriel No. 12i. Rockdale; Milan No l25.
Cameron: Dawson No. 1872, Lairnnge;
oleander No 1s5. Galveston; Houston No.
l55, Houston; Lake City No. 1I2 Austin
Richmond No. III, Richmond; Hempsteud
No. ITS. Hempstead, Alvin No. 1855. Alvin;
John r. Castle No, iSs. Sealy, Lamar No.
$50, Houston; Caldwell No. lgl, Caldwell;
Reoville No. 1875 Bcevilic: Flatonia No,
20s. Flatonia Manor No. 2i0 Manor;
Rosenberg No pa, Rosenberg Schulen-
berg No 2a6. Srhulenperg, Waelfer no.
asl, Waeldcr: Washington No 23a. Fay
etteville: Henry Rosenberg No. IA, fsi-
weston.
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H. & 7. c, NOT in POLITICS
Mr. Qninlan Denies the Remarks Of
Attorney DeArmond.
HEADQUARTERS HAVE BEEN OPENED
snycrs Mt Austin ana Crane mt Dni-
lns-Chairmnn Blake Makes
Suggestion.

Dallas, Texas. January In today
Dallas News was the following interview:
Colonel r. De Almond. local attorney
OF the Houston and Texas Central at
Mckinney, rs In the city. In conversa-
ton with News reporter last night
Colonel De Almond said he was for
Crane for governor. Continuing. he
said:
THE Houston and Texas Central IS
also for Crane They want the laws
enforced and know Crane will enforce
them. That is the reason they are fcr
him. They propose TO elect him. too
Colonel De Almond further stated he
would be candidate for the legisla-
ture from his county
General Manager Quinlan of the Contra
said to The Post correspondent: "Colone
De Almond is. OF course. entitled to hi
own opinions but he can not bring thu
railroad Ninto politics. The Houston ant
Texas Central has not been running any
body for governor since l have been con
nected with 1t. and Will not as long as
am it's general manager"
Colonel De Almonds interview has Great
ed quite a stir among the politicians Cram
men repudiate his statements.
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NinlALs ron a DAY.

Luncheon gulash Put one tablespoonful
of drippingg. one tablespoonful OF finely
chopped onion In skillct; cook TIL onion is
straw color; then add half u Tablespoonful
OF butter. one pound OF fine cut beef OF
upper round. cut into small pieces. SEASON
with tablespoonful OF salt. one level tea
spoonful OF paprika; csok Il few mtnutes,
add ono tablespoonful OF flour; mix well
with the meat: add one cup OF boiling
water, and half-teaspoonful beef eS-
tract; cook q few minutes; add one lagse
potato finely cut, cover atld cook ten min
utcs, Serve.
Potatoes Ia sayoyarde--rinely slice
three large potatoes, put them into q basin
with plenty OF salt and pepper. pinch
OF grated nutmeg, che whole egg, Wen
beaten. Add two ounces OF grstea cheese
and nearly half pint OF boied milk. and
mix these ingredients well. Pour them
into firc-proof dish Of suitable size era s,
shape (previohsly rubbed with garlicl,
sprinkle with grated cheese. lay tiny
pieces OF butter over the top. and take
In moderate oven at least forty minutes
This is a most uncommon dish: but de-
Iicioiig one,
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VACANT MARsHALsHIP.
DEPUTIES Instructcd Not tn Serve
Any More PrOcess.

Deputies Instructcd Not to serve
Any More Process.
Galveston, Texas. January 1.-THE va
cancy in the marshalship for this district
still exists. as nothing has been heard from
United States Circuit Judge White, who
was telegraphed and advised of the sitna-
ton. a great many persons were under
the impression that the marshal wou'a
serve under the law until his successor
was appointed and qualified. but such is
not the case. The Federal statutes are
very plain on the subject and expressly pro-
vide that vacancy occurs by the expira-
ton OF commission.
+. The whole situation has been brought
about by the fact that Marshal Williams
does not desire to serve any longer. It is
understood that he has plan on foot 10
20 to the Klondike gold fields and for that
reason is very anxious to end his oihcial
career. He has issued a circular letter 10
all his deputies instructing them not 10
serve any more process until the. vacancy
has been filled either through the tenn
porary appointment by Federal Judge or
by regular appointment by the president.
In consequence Of this all cases demanding
process by the marshal will have to be de-
Iayed, pending further Developments.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Two Babes In the wood Found At
ter Long Search.

ter u Long search.
Brenham. Texas, January 1.-THE little
I. year old girl and 5-year- old boy OF Mr..
and Mrs. John orsag left their home in the
Latium neighborho0d just before noon
last Wednesday to go to their mother IN
field not far away.
They lost their way and were soon
missed and seaching party organized TO
look for them.
All that afternoon the entire neighbour
hood spread the news and the crowd was
considerably augmented in the search, but
night came on and the little ones had
been heard or
Two dogs went off with the children ard
neither of them had returned.
! The seGrch was continued "Wednesday
night ana all day Thursday and the par
nris, Lope OF finding the little ones alive
was fast waning. for the weather was col
drlzzly and disasrceable and they wese
only ,hin,y clnd and u was feared that
the sable curtain OF night would be theii
funeral shroud.
Friday morning and still no tidinga
though the searching party now number q
rear 300. carrying food and blankets y
give instant succor 10 the NIUE ones VI
soon as they could be found
sandy creek bottom. about three milrs
away was sounded and one " the near
nelehhurs OF Mr. orsag about no1n can,
mon the children guarded by their faith
fuI dogs beneath the shsltering branchs'
Of d hosry monarch OF the forest He
started TO them, but his way was blocked
by he fierce growl Of the dogs, who adj
vsuced 10 meet him. But he finally sue.
ceeded IN getting the boy. who was aiHo
exhausted from the fright. hunger une
| cola n Two days and nights in the woods
.In came TO him and he lest no time 10 az
endpayor 10 alleviate their suffering and
restore them 10 the almost frantic PR,
ants where they are now being nnrssd
| mack 10 health and strength.
Messrs. " ] Ripple and John bhca q
Wesley says that search Tor inf losd cpli,
dren created great excitement In all thai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
CITY COUNCIL.

The city council held long session 10.
night and took final action in the matter
of securing possession OF the West cnd
Oats 10 no used for wharfage purposes. a
contract with Leo n. Levi as special couh-
eel for the city. was formally adopted. and
tbs matter viii now be prosecuted az rap
idly as opportunity viii permit
Under the contract, Mr.. Lew VIII gci .
lease for forty years on 10 per cent OF me
amount recovered 10 the city u sueeessim
m the suit; otherwise he Is to receive nolii-
ing Tor his serylpes the city reseryinR me
right To terminate the lease WITHIN sih
tonths by paying tht value thereof
resolution was passed declaring the
lease OF Pelican island TO private pariacs
"a be null aud void and authorizink tne
rity attorney 10 bring snit for the recovery
~ the same The Inland ~ now w me
poase sslon Of Weekes a. Mccarthy an ies.
gees for period of nifty Years from 1877
I'D An annual rental " t25 veal.
An ordinance regulating the hhie ol
liquors aud one fixing tho ocn'iDation taN
for 1898 we're adopted.
resolution fixing February w as a
dino Tor the council to sit as board Of
equalization 10 pass on school rolls wac
PASSED and the usual routine business d'a-
posed az.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
THE LLANO COUNTRY
1T WILL REPAY THE CAREFUL
PRosPECTOR.
Opinion of United states Ge"'oEh'
WINS. Who has Just Gone
Over the District

Austin Texas January 17--Mr. Bailey
Wills Of washington. ID. c., in charge OF
tho geological division of the United stnies
geological survey, and whose recent ar
rival in Texas was tccgraphod The fost
Mt the time has just returned from visit
IN the mining region OF Liano ana zines
pIe counties, which he made In company
with Professor Robert T. Hill. also Of the
United States geological survey. There is
no higher authority in the unIted States on
! all geological matters than Mr. Wits, ana
no mans opinion in this respect Is worth
more han his. Knowing this The Post cor
RESPONDENT sought m interview with tne
eminent geoiogist and obtained from hiih
the following expression OF his views re-
pardIny n section OF country which may
vet prove TO be veritable Klondihc' AZ
Ter epressing surprise at the Importance
of the section he visited, MIR. Wills con-
| tinued:
+, "Tbe I.lano district IS OF special iuterest
TO biologists and may probably prove
eaually 80 to capitalists. The rocks Whicn
are there uncovered are very ancient ana
have passed through many changes IN iue
coursc OF their long history, They nave
suffered those alterations OF internal strue-
,urs ard have received those injections OF
mineral solutions which are often asso-
ciatnd with precious metals. Cold and vafi-
Gus rarer metals are known 10 o,cur ~
I.lano The district Is worthy OF thofoueh
| prospecting and testing. II developed IN an
| intejlIpent and conservative manner ~ may
probably be found to contain paying prop
cities.
| .of the various kinds OF rocks the
sch,Ets which are commonly called slat5k,
are the Oldest. They have been brpssh
! through by GRANTEES and other erupiIvc
| molten rocks, which we're followed by
mineral bearing solutions. The process WAS
| long and complicated one nnd can ne
| fully understood aftfr thorough survey
shall have bsen made,
4 Among The products OF the district tbe
GRANTEES ard ornamental stones, such ~
4 serpentine, viii probably In tire prove 10
|! 10 The most lasting and most vaiuabIs.
The iron ore resembles The magnetic ores
az producing districts In the older rorbs
NJ Inc Appalachian mountains, Nhere ths
oro bodies are large lenses. iyirg adjacent
. 10 and overlapping one another. so hinR
was 10 be seen on the surface ~ BEES amer
the point Visited In Llano.
~. Our a ty vas accompanied by ffofessoi
~ .. Radu OF Llano and reeefytd great
assistrnne from his courtegy aud extensive
Knowledge Of the region. II the Liano az
tlict shall he speedily deyelopsd Il j
, be largely due 10 Professor Badu's energy
\ and RS fifth IN lis reaourees,'
Mesers. willis and Hin left this EVENING
for san Antonio and Will spend several
days there investigating the ariesiaf
water resources OF that city and ssctipf
with a view OF embodyipg them In maj
I, for use In the geological survey.
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I ! so 81 IL | ADJ

Now York. january lS..-one Of the hand
soonest gowns that win be seen At the
grand opera this winter was made for Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr-. whose favcrito
color is rose. and whose dress Is OF pale
rose silk.
The sleeves Of this dress arc Of change
able rose and pink velvet. This same vcl-
vet is used to trim the skirt. which Ia MICS
iy Hoped With II IN festocns- -fivc deep
reaching all the way around the skirt. oyer
the velvet there il yelling OF chiffon
caught with violets,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

Temple. Texas. January l7.--Last nigh
about ~ o'clock fire was discovered In a
d. Mooro's confectionery store on Aair
street. The proprietor and q clerk, NAMED
VIII Frazier, were sleeping In the rear enc
barely escaped cremation. Tbs Tire ex;
tended to tie stores on either side. Moore
stock was Il total loss Insurance. Including
soda fountain, $3.50: Cheaves Bros. dri
goods. insurance sl2 800, ~ per cent lo4gl
4. l.. HolIingsworth, hardware. ii,sursncl
$b500 loss $3.50; building. insurance ta0oo
loss $50; Mrs. Elina Murrail. millinery
less siiOO; w. n. Branch. Insurance. l3oe9
loss $50; GraxIcr building. inrufAncc tlso9
ioas $3.50; r. Eangors plate glass. To- elos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
WILLIE 4. WILL GIVE a pALn.
rhe nest Loohins vanderbilt. H'

The hest Looking VnDdcrbilPs Hc-
entrance iBfo society,
New York Journal
willie k Vanderbilt Is to give Dali
I'm three weeks or 80, and what the. Brad
ley Martin bali was To las, Neasph 'h'
.ewillie X" Vanderbilt ball WI BIO 70 this.
So deeply IL society exercised over the
prospeot that moro than one faniy OF
fashion has deferred the date OF ils sh.
lnp Ion. Europe In order not 10 miss what
PROMISES to be q unique event In tina cary
daya M February -poarlbiy tho first day.
Although priced ornament OF the Sew
onty. fiye.,--cberishc in soclety's very
Hnly Of Hollos --Mr Vanderbilt VIII pe
ANYTHING but niggardy In dispensing ~, ~
invitations. II ss likely that ooo OF WV
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a whole Meal in the Conee Pot.
New York Times.
Gn,xn. ,.ith snsh I'd.

sasbcs have certainly como TO stay and
are to be seen on almost every cycnins
gown. on II gown of orange MORE ant'ane,
FIR instance. n sash OF black chiffon with
tucked edges will be found effective, while
on an ivory satin gown touched Wild
pink velvet with Parma yiolets and sllv.r
trimmings snsh of pale pink crepe ne
chine with border Of diamond and sllvtr
embroidery is attractive
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
rrrp A CoNVENTIoN.

Mcssrs. LuoIan Minor and 9. II. Mchas-
Tor left for san Antonio tonight to attend
the Texas stockmen'e convention, when
will assemble 10 annual session there 10
morrow. They are bent upon bringing cue
next meeting TO Galveston. ana 80 ioaanu
with figures and arguments setting Ior,n
Inc advantages OF this city. which shouia
be OF special interest TO stockinen now on
account Of the progress recently made IN
cattle exports.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
neMitt Is Un.lccIded.

yoakum, Texas, January 1.-THE friends
Of Hon. George T. Foster read With much
interest the announcement of his candidacy
for governor and the platform he favors as
n,,bllshed in Yesterdays Post.
The gubcrnatorisl fight in this part OF
The state promises to be cutie 'nlefes.'ns.
w nna candidate. or even two, can be sure
~ 10 antire support. for each one mas
s,rr s and enthusiastic supporters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
ruyAs. rfnsr CApTTOL.

A committee from sidney sharman chad
ter Daughters OF the Republic. held con-
sultation this afternoon with Msssrs, Ca
Mccarty and Richard Spiilane concerning
The disposition that shaIl be made OF inc
old capitol building recently bought by NJ
Mccarty. 1t Is the desire Of the local
.banter 10 have the building removed q
this city and placed In Sidney sherman
nary and this may be done. The matter Of
ne removal. however, VIII have - be De-
termined BY the executive committee OF tns
sta,e organiza,:an. which VIII meet u
Houston soon Al the meeting this after
nnon n Was decided 10 change the date o
III formal presentation OF the building I.
HE Daughters Of the Rcpublo from Aprl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
Mr.. nlnIse,. suggcstion.

Bryan, Texas. January 1.-THE follow
ing statement, made by Hon. ]. w. Blake.
chairman ri the State democratic execu-
tive committee. TO General II. Il. Stoddard.
is suggestive. Following is Mr. Blakes ex-
preston: Il believe that Hon. Joe Savers
would make an excellent and very accepta-
hle successor to General Ross as president
~ the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lapan
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ch.rsea with I.oisoaiss.

Muldoon. Texas, January i7-pan RAY
has been arrested, charged with poisoning
Crockett Green. nm account Of which has
been given in these dispatches. He waived
examination this morning before Justice
! Cole and bond fixed at $1,000. Mr. Green y
improving and the attending physlciepe
| think Re viii recover
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont "A. J Duyal. PNtspurS
Pa: W. W. Short. Temrsc; i. Bur
nett. San Antonio; George vigeon, W, NC
pike, cIeburne: Addison I.owney, kansa.
city; n. r.. Iiannay, HeInpstead; y n,
Lyman. League City. q. l.. Russ. Texas
P. A. Adams. Palestine: r., ~ Lu.s'
Henrietta; VIM. Lamon, Now iofk, ~; -
ro,,xi,s. n. e. Brumiey, Alta. r y. beattis
and wife. Kansas City; Charles G. l1au'
try. strong City. KAN; I'D Fowler. HarrS
tldlin. New Orleans: n. G, Cook. Houston
!. q. Murphy. Temple; W. l.. Hin. Hunts,
vile: s.. r.. Camp. Temple; "Pudd'n Heae
WILSON, company 5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18
MAy.pAssETT.

Invitations have been received here to
the marriage OF Miss Luck Breckenridge
Bassett TO Mr.. Howard Peterson May at 81,
Matthew'S cathedral. Dallas. on Wedncs-
day. january &c. at 6 p m. The bride is a
daughter Of the late Hon. y. II Bsssett
and was former resident of this city,
where she has many friends.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
uc5.Idcncr nurnrd.

Cameron. Texas, January 1.-THE housc1
belonging to S. w. MIGRANTS and occupied!
by Rev. j. w. Haywood was burned this!
evening at o'clock. Origin Of tho fire NJ
unknown, as tho family was away Tbs:
house. valued Mt $1,000. Is total loss w
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.. uenduuarters ~ DalIns.

Dallas, Texas, January ll'--Hon. II
,.r,sev 81 Cleburne. State senators jack
mi, =, waxahachie, r. l.. Ross OF PARIS
and ether well known democrats spsn' ~, ~
day in pallas Beth Senator'S ROSS and
seall are supporting Attorney nsn n,s :,
u .,l ~.a,,a headuuarters In Dallas. and VIII
me I'a The greater part of his time In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

., IN March Q. The last named date Is INC
ann,yersary OF Texas independence and "a
regarded as more suitable time for the
presentation,
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- TIeudamnrterr Opened.

Austin TEXAS. January i7.-Mr. Joe Lee
,s,n,son arrived from San Antonio today
INA formally opened the Savers csmpaign
headquarters here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

Fort worth. Texas. January H-n -
4 adox has rendered his resignation ~
,.,...,. - the Thirtieih senatorial as
cna i, Nh chasrman J. ". Blake has appoint
. "a w,,,liam Capps as Mr. Maddox success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

College Station. Texas. January A.
election q permanent president q eoll
Agricultural and Mechanicel uoll4Gp
postponed until the March meetano Il -
board. III w -... .z.s:.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-18

Dr. siegert's Angostura Bl'ters tho
world rsuowncd appetizer and !nyixurator.
& used over the whole civilized world. Ee
ware OF limitations.
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MRS. vANpERBILT's OPERA GOWN.
Natural flowers are fastened upon tho
shoulders and In tho hair.
This dress WAS made IN this country
and was designed by the woman who MIL
wear 1T II is ono OF the richest aud most
expensive creations that viii be seen at
the grand opera this winter.