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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-14

cen. Miles and his sun. who got no
further than Gen Skaters hcnduuHr-
tors last night accompanied BY Gen.
Hhnftcr and his staff rode out 10 tho
front shortly before b o'clock under a
iinr N truce. 4 request FOR personal
Interview with Che spanish CONE
Wander.ln-rhIrf VH made and ace
Miles Gen. Ehaft.r. G.n. wheeler. GDn.
tllmnur. COLI Course. capt. wiley ana
captain MauH tulr uu passed over our
entertainments and went down into tho
valley beyond, They re- met hy Gen.
Tural ana biz chief ~ stan under u
spreading mango tfUr. nt the bottom
~ the valley about hHlf way between
the lines. The Interview that followed
lasted an hour,
The situation was placed frankly be-
fore Gen. Tornl ami De- was offered the
alternative ~ holur sent home with
his garrison or leaving Santiago prov
lucc, the only condition Imposed
being that he should not destroy th-
existing fortlncatlons and should leave
his arms behind. This latter condl-
tlon the Spanish general, who does not
sneak English, explained through hi.
iutrrproter,waH impossible. ile aaid the
laws ~ fpnin rpNr general no dis
erection. He might abandon place
when he found 10 unignhhle. hut he
could not leave hIF arms behind with.
out Huhiectlng himself lu the penalty NJ
being cuuft mngtial"i and shot. TIs
government had rIyUn him pornlsslon
10 tNdcurtc NnntlHru THAT was am.
Further than that De- was powerless 10
go.
Without saying s1 In words. oon.
Miles slId the tenor ~ Gen. Toral's re-
marks 900 betrayed h.H realization thai
Dc could not hold out long
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CONGnAIuLArINn monsoN.
iic May rrrf"r staying In tho Navy con-
strurtlon Department tor rramntion.

New York. July IA special 20 the
Tribune from Washington FayHs
Commodore Hiohburn. chief coustruc-
tor ui thH navy, sent the following let
Ger today 10 the heroes Of the Merrlmac
at fIuuIfIt
DANCER Ht your periluus undertaken.
b b. with great pleasure that 1 extrni
10 yuu Wy sincere congratulations un
your heroic conduct az Santiago. I'M
uuuruNIHH yHur request Tor aHslrnlnent
tl tHr auuIITuu / expected that yol
would uTutU valuable acqulsltlou
through your professional attalnmenta.
An expectations have been surpassed
and again congratulate you on the
pprilrmauy. ANA lhr brilliant future
aCommaIare Hlohhlrn. while averse
"a bslur uIlHHd Too lhg position on OK.
.rflnr AN Influence lu the matter. la
eNesrIinsly auAiHus that Hohson shall
mot be- Transferred il The line OF the
navy but shall retain hiH position In the
construction corps, whore ms femarka-
Die ability may h' ull''t'u s9 the best
lntsrestB uf tnH HrNi... The young
"sn.frurtor. before be- Joined Admiral
ssprs5D's H..t. had already demon
gtr,ted his conspicuous capacity In ship
tlsi,,pg and. while thH navy Is rich In
hraVr officers. with inN increase In the
number of ships ana th strength of the
navv IL BE- believed ,hal Constructor
If,bson haR "a w.gt.r career before
him as constructor than az q com.
nnndsr IIls opportunities for impress
sIng his lni,,'luiuty upon the navy are
Thought 10 boz much greater ~ the stan
than IN the line, ana la u, mas w TO
thia time given no lutWAtInn lhnt he
disiras transfer ID Is not believed
MAJ he win consent 70 abandoning his
profession.
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turned 10 spain. Gen. shhficr viii app
point commissioners % draw up ihf
conditions of arrangements Tor carry
ing nut the terms nf surrender.
This IL very gratifying nnd General
Shafirr and the officers aud men N
this command arr entitled 10 great
credit Tor their sincerity and flftliudo
IN overcoming the almost inaurnnunt-
ahiN obstacles which thpy encountered
a portion ~ rhe army had been In
feried with yellow fever and EFFORTS
Will b. made 20 separate them. ana 20
Keep those who are sim ON hoard ships
from those on shore Arransome
viii be Immediately made f1r cairyins
out further instructions OF tho Prcsl'
dent ana yourself
"talFnoh NELSON A. MILES.
Major General ~ The Army"
AMERICANS IN POSSESSION.
New York. July 1.-THE federal
censor In New York, Mi. Grant
Squlres. stated AZ a.ii o. m, today that
official announcement might be- made
that the surrender ~ Santiago has
been verified ana exactly ~ . u'Clncl,
this afternoon the city was formally
turned over IN ~,
EXTENT or THE SURRENDER
Washington. July li.-Thc war de-
partmunt has notified General Hh1ftar
that hi plans are approved 30 fur us
they have been known, uud Grc the re-
init of orders. including the shipment OF
the Spanish troops 20 spain.
'fhe statement that the Spanish prop
raition embraces all eastern cuba. from
AcccrradorcH to sagua. Is important
In that u shows the surrender 10 the
entrance of an the hnrhlr ana contigu-
Gus territory In Santiago and Mnnztn-
illn who're the splulnfdn are reported
10 have considerable bodies ~ Hlldleta.
az these places are 10 tho west uf the
rurr, ndcrud zone.
Final acceptance Of the Spanish sur
render has been deferred until III ex
terms are known.
Washington, July ii.--A cnbiegrhm
Just received hero this morning from
Gen. shaftcr announced that the
Spanlnrds had appointed commissioner,
tn urrlrge the terms NJ surrender. and
that the hombGrdmcnt had been again
postponed.
Washington, July 1.-THE conference
at the white House over Gen. Shat
tors message regarding commissioners
lasted only about ton minutes before an
answer 20 tho dispatch was framed.
In this dispatch Gen. shafter was in
structcd 10 carry out the orders last
sent him, NAMELY, 20 secure the SUR
iNNlNl 81 FANANNHh ny noon tUNNW ar
% renew the attack upon the city. IL
~ Understood that the purpose OF IN
President In sending this reply Ia thnt
while securing the surrender OF the
city 10 leave 10 Gen. shnfter the ar
rangoment Of all the details OF surron-
der. II matters not whether peace
commissioners be appointed or nat so
long nH surrender of tho CITY M AZ.
complished without delay. Tho ais.
patch to Gen. ahaftor has been stnrted
nom the white House already. ana IN
lcsa than an hour he should have ths
Ilonidcnts rclcctlon of tho lateat
spanish proposal
Madrid July ii-Noon.-The snan-
ish government has issued a statement
raying II has oabled Captain Gcnerai
ilanco 10 order General Toral H.
spanish commander at Santiago, 10 re-.
fist aioutrancc.
TOOK a MODIFIED VIEW
Washington, July 1.-THE folln,vi,o
uhoihe'al statement OF the situation is
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srnrNormrNINa .rAlN.s nrsorncrs
News from Madrid Irior to Ito Surrender
of santiago,

Madrid, july n. : a, m.-The cabinet
at It's meeting yesterday discussed the
question Of the strengthening the
resources Of Spain ana of hiding tho
means Tor the Necessities ~ the mo.
menL
II h said that the government has
not received communication from
Gen. Toral, the Spanish commander at
Santiago with reference 10 tho rapItu-
latlOn Of that place, Suchl Cummunl-
cation, It ID explained, would 80 90 the
captain general, who Is competent %
decide.
An Official dispatch from Havana
says the steamer san Domingo has arr
rived 40 Naro Punta from N Xlco with
provisions ana letters saying that
Tunas. plnar del RIO. has been bonn
harded and set on nrc by an American
warahip.
a dlspatohh from Gov. Gen. August.
dated from Manila, says the insurgents
are divided into two parties, one ad.
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ron A rAcmic cAnLr.
Hawaiian Council Sign. contract Tor
Line from ssn DitTu tu Honolulu and
Japan.

Victoria. ~ G.. July ii--Advlcrs
from Honolulu state that the executive
council ~ the island government has
signed O. contract with the scrymisef
company o. ly cable from the
American coast Ia Honolulu ana
Japan. Thr line runs from san Diego
Go Honolulu ana then CO. Japan, the
latter section tu be- exclusive The
work l- 10 rummrnr. within six
months ~ the signing NJ the contract
This lH with thD undertaking that
the objection Of tn secretary ~ state
Df Tho United States shall VltlAtr an
agreements, The provisions on ihH CON
uHUi permit tha government NJ the
United States 90 protect ltt.lf should
o. deem rho contract iuimIcal o. Nnyr-
lean Interests,
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n ARMY At SANTIAGO
. nd STRIPS wNe 0,e' he Stronghold
d Eaten Cuba.
yavOs SURRENDERED At , P. N,
, IN Half n the rra,ine. cspltuiaies
1lsfioas AHsfis,n Achievement
Term. ~ n, Surrender.

III 49,
N '''nl,'h' lny h-'snn'lngo sur
A W. '' ''''A' ~ the significant
ll announcement that reached the
n 4sut at 1.0f this 4f,,r,,n,
n a,,,. ID. 49,.
I ." N''lHl'h nom HlgnM
Y f officials Nc Playa del Este, and
N he result Of 10. ,,,.,tn, "a, ,ho
1. u.,i., .........', ''"N
4 -'''l'h COMMISSIONER In the most
q ana coHD.Ho form uf any Of the
\ nous dispatches laid bef.r. the
N lsnt durIrg Oh. a., r,. a..
1, ~. .. VIZ NV "'H
4 "'' Won ahead ot the official
\ aFr iIUU shiurr Santiago time
mIruf. .b..t ., ,y.-,t.-.'.
. =" "eHn'hk'"h'
4 'A." l'f the quick receipt
". result, lhr commissioners MOI
I lhg uUtl ..D
A ita M..l.. after This aisrnt,h
Y 20 If. pf.Iu,nt ~. faiii.,,,, ,'
rclIl.u .t ghi'f Sin. ', S., WIS
tf lr.,. e'N' "N' WV
'Taa 49,. Co., 49,
tarU b.. No. 10y washington
'''N'I'u' ...
lEAbt,, .... Co.. 1oNES
''"'"' TO THE FINAL ACT.
.n. y.",'H announcement Of the
|Hut 10 ..'n. IoiM wac received
hl,H8 IN, :" 'ho nflei dia-
WAS IN. Az =, nu i'l.sl-
llnlsi WIKI NM s ,c,, 70 ns made ae-
gaaerf " 'v'lol OF the SPAN
Iquue.m'Ht I,.l|,-. f 49,, ilaklns me
acuI.re. vHk ~, nlieet 70 MN
s rha pr..'i"a, pl,Nlour lnsIue-
nate aplItm1nts vas .,ohe " lhe
De- cons 7rsiny ~, =" me white
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Wl1iuuGtoul Jsly 1.-THE Presl-
de.t today made the following APP
I.u.WHu,1.
Jur... -iIgwIl.Cu Glover Ewart Il
NUrth Carolina, 10 De a.. IS. district
juIl Zoe the western district OF North
Carolina.
Eaurl u. Mock OF Texas to be L.
=, judge tur she northern district "
Ter 1901.
sut--Col, Peter O. Ualnas. corps OF
rnrIn.D-t ". 3. A.. 10 ba % member OF
iha NlgalIgua canal commission.
NW--Jaeuh kHut 90 hs major gNn-
Crll OF The volunteers, samuel 49, NJ.
41ung, 90 bee major general af volun-
ioors; ~ ury @. Carroll, 10 be brgl-
dor rNHHTh az volunteers. VIM. W.
Harris 10 be- engineer officer OF yolun-
teers, with rank of major
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yoc1tIug independence and the other
autonomy ir adds that majority NJ
tho natives ATE. opposed Co
the American occupation uf thU Islands
ana b. expressed tho belief chat ny che
concession ~ reforms the confidence OF
the natives can stlll hr gained. A disc
patch from Washington yesterday
announced that Captain sawyer ihu
signal officer nt kry WHi hes rHs
ported a. the war department that q
vessel named ths San Domingo was
wrecked M the islH ~ Pines while
trying a. run the blockade
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r. rytsrso PAPER IS the
r. Of TO-DAY THE MORN
fAp, .,ses IS THE PAPER or
| yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

Nothing is moro Injurious TO paint ana
varnish than ammonia, and il IL Is used to
remove SOME especially stubborn spot the
surface should be quickly wiped over with
a clean cloth wet with clear water, For
linolnnm ammonia is equally bad unless Il
Is quickly rinsed. II is This litle knowl-
edge OF her cleansing drugs which make
them so dangerous In the bands Of the
average housemaA, One who used d cloth
dlpncd In crude oil TO wipe over the sur
face OF stained floor saw no reason why
the same could not be applied to the highly
polished surface OF an old mahogany table,
The result, naturally. WINS disastrous Il,
Its flush, aud recourse 10 the services OF
a cabinet maker was necessary.
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Notice of Registration

Office Of Registrar of Harris county at the
court house. ~
Tho Office OF 'hc registrar fer the reristtn.
ton OF the legally qualified voters of tho
cry or Houston fuc the general election ia
ns ho,d on the ith OF April. lSaS, will be open,
ae'orolnE to law, on Tuesday. the lat day
o. Natth, 1928, mt oc.ock n. M. and Il
van continue TO be open for the registration
OF the legally qualified voters for twenty
consecutive DAYS. sundays excluded from 4
o clock A. N. Till O'Clock p. IA. of each day
and no longer. ''
TO hc entitled to register, every male mar.
son must he Il wears oil age by the day OF fbe
SmrtloN 20 be held, must be n citizen oi thc
ehncH states. and must ave resided I'm ;hs
stare ore year next preceding the election
anu the last siN months IN the city of Hans
ION, lie must furnish The registrar with his
name color nationality, the number of tho
Muru' inc name Of the street on which bs
,lNes, ana the number Of the house In which
Voters must register In person. and not nv
letter o. proxy. Idiots. luuatics, paunery,
spIpnrttI by the county all persons don
NNtee Oh felony not restored to tho right NJ
suUtAgc ny the governor. and ali soldiers
marlhers and seamen in the army or navy
pi lpe .nlteu states are not allowed 10 ron.
lbtvr NO previous registration certificate
WIN nc accepted al the election for which M.
registration is held. Under the law Mi nnr
sons applying to vote in the city OF Houston
must be registered first, and have tho regis
trag certificate Issued before thoy can vote
CliAS, GRUMGACl
Registrar ot City of Houston
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Cieopartra's time: she Haunted In Alex
sndria with lIypats, she Is very old aud
/ very wearisome and very disgusting; The
4 Heavenly Twins" and THE yellow Aster
and The Woman Who Did" and the
i thousand absurilties and crudities writ
ten OF or by the new woman have no In
4 struction for you. Give mo the old woman,
| old and ever young. KEY. VIM. ORyon,
Catholic. Denver, Colo!
HOPE Hope hangs like tapestry OF
sunbeans on lifc's dark valleys, II looks
| through the cloud 10 whore The silver Iln-
| ing always is--on The top side. 1t puritles
| Hone makes melody all tho journey. --Rcy.
s. Edward Young, Presbyterian, Plttsburg
Pa.
SALVATION AND CHARACTER Sal
walton is character. IT Is not admission
into an external heaven or dciivcranco
from an external he'll man who Is dis
charged from prison and ~ still thief Is
not saved, and a man who Is IN prison and
has reformed Is saved dr. Lyman Abbott.
Congregatioralist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
THE NEED or MEN Tho Christianity
OF Christ is the suporlatiye need OF 'oy
home. my country and OF all men. ! am
a Christian, therefore. for the sake OF my |
home and because want to be tho highest |
possible patriot and the triiest philanthto-
ulst--Rev w. j. Lhamon. Christian. Pitts
burg, Ia.
THE puTiFuL IlUSBAND.-A dutiful |
husband viii never neglect small things u,
tho way OF gifts mud remembrance now Il
flower, nov book. new walk, now II
drive. The neglect of these things women
may not speak Of. but they think OF them
md II gives pain to their hearts Rev ID.
Kerr Boyce Topper, Baptist, Philadelphia.
HONoRlNG MOTHERS Put honor uu
tho mother. and the social circle catches
ho impulse nt IT, and men viii be more
manly and women Will be more womanly
II all their natural Intercourse. ard things
,ross VIII become more offensive, mud
hinss choice more attractive and potential
Il tho life Rev f. a, Noble, Ccngrega-
ionallst, Chicago.
BEHIND the VBlt.--lt Il a dangerous
hing to geek 10 consull the dead, II Is A !
reason ogainst jehovah Rather I woIid
weep In Inc awful circle that the mael- ,
from swings tan deliberately ask some
lmlinr spirit OF the mysteries behind the
eil,--Rev pr Isaac NJ. ialdeman, Bap-
st, New York City,
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! would not lot 1t be slenced. This old bel
| has sent generations to bed.
| In ~ the habit started in The West. al
saltwater, MINI, and by 1888 twenty
other towns in the State had passed II.
Cities In Oregon, Idaho, Washington
South Dakota Kansas. Nebraska. Michl-
gan, Missouri. Indiana and Georgia have
adopted II.
In Minneapolis all under 16 must be at
home at y. m. Nine strokes OF the Are
bell are sounded and the penalty of dis
obedience is severe.
In most Western cities the bell is rung
earlior-from TO $40 Al Chanuis> Kan.
1t is rung at Z o'clock, but AT Watcross.
Ga, IL Is as late as 10 o'clock before il is
toiled. The bell at Warrenshure, Mo-
peals Mt 1870, giving the children no even
Ing at all.
In Topeka it is for children under 10 ana
in Wallace, Idaho, for children under Is
years
Az Pierce Kan, unique addition to the
curfew makes it unlawful for hoy. when
spoken 10, 10 return an uncivl answer
The penalty, as general thing, wherever
tho curfew is adopted follows the Minnie
apolis law Here the curfew rings at
o'clock, and any child found ON the streets
after that time. unnccompaniod by guar
dian. will he arrested and taken tn parents
and cautioned, Seoond~offense. Fine 81 to
$40, or three to ten days in Jail, at the dis
cretion OF the magistrate
An hour later is allowed 10 the children
In summer than In winter. and IN mcst
towns exceptions are made of messenger
boys. children sent on errands. md news
boys.
Mayor Graham Of Lincoln says II Is
surely success, for il surely reduces
crime, He has had a decrease of rs per
cent In arrests since its adontion In his
city.
Colonel uhaoionJ .,sstloot - ~, po,,,,
aud Girls National Home and Employment
association. predicts TINT Chicago, St
Louis. Cincinnati. Philadelphia aud Greater
New York viii adopt The ciirfeM al once. y
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Q TnE nEMooRATIc vorEIls,

Referring 20 tho above, desire 10 ,ay,s.
thn nc mncratic voters OF Houston that ur,isr
n.y. ,oinmittec, pro, iding for the holdinp n,
an cay primaries ON Mnr.a q Il Is rcouireI
oil every voter. as condition necessary ~
itEisuntion certificate, as broylde1 fo, ~" ~,
thn htoNe notice. witch viii be stamnoa
voted at Primaries, ani returned 70 Inn,
for use at the General election " h'"'
ihtrtiore, don fail 10 trluE your renis,r,.
uon certificate TO the primaries
ch,tr,an c,,, .. y, RIEsNER,
iGttce. '"V'o COM
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A sIrlPLE .cATARRH CURE 8:

fave spent nearly fifty years In the
more ci,res than any specialist In Tho lln-
tIfv cf Medicine. As must soon retire
from active iifc. VII. from this TINS on.
send the means OF treatment and cure rs
rsrd In my practice, FREE and possnald
10 every reader CT this paper who suIsers
from this lcashscine, dangerous aad ais.
pust,ng disease, This Is a sincere oti,r
W, ws;sl. anyone ! y free g acsspt Address
sel street. New York.
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"sOnd us showers OF blessing. :"
sPREAD OF THE CtRFEN.
""s"'"Ston 10 Introduce It-Whrrs
u IN Now thr Inx,

u IL Now the Law.
WASHINGTON, the city OF lawmakers. IL In
nave inc curfew' At the bells are 10 toll
sending to bed all exocpt those Who must
be sleepless guarding the great Nation.
me oursew was first known in Eaglaud
as 'ho couyrs-feu. or cover the fire. 1t
was then called the cover, fire he'll ana
~ was signal to put out the ares.
bell tolied at evening for the inhabi-
tan's TO cover hres. extingulsh lights and
reure TO rest II was instituted In Eng.
Hand by William the Conquoror as an ar.
piuary bit OF tyranny, Thompson tells us,
the shivering wretehcs at curfew sound
pe'eeted sunk into their beds.
Previous to that time. however Il was
known IN England aud Oh he eontin"nt
and was rnng even as far back az mo alys
OF King Alfred, Hut II Was then a meas
am summons. chccrfully obey.a. IL hnl
been neglected for long time. until VII.
iiam's edict rendered II compulsory Ia many
hundred towns aud villages
Y mas continued 10 toll and sim tolls
either all the war or from September "a
April, from the Isle OF Wight in The south
through Kent Surrey. Middlescx' suofo,k
Norfolk, Lincoln York. Durham NH
northumberland. and, In short. ali over the
When the Pilgrims and purl,ans cana
over mere they brought II TO New England
and VILLAGES, 'S""s
III 1871 there was u popular unrislnu In
the seaport town OF Portsmouth, ~
whsn me most progressive residents so,rh,
% Anoiish The ringing OF the old North
onasvh usil ~ O'clock every night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

The Houston Spiritunlist Society will
hold their services Ut Bryan hall today
Progressive lyceum ut 10 a, NJ, Lecture at
330 y, m, Mr.. r. II Knceshaw will oc-
cupy the rostmin. Subject to be suggested
At the conclusion OF the lecture clairvoyant
readings will be given Music by Hotkamp
family orchestra. The public IL cordially
invited to attend.
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LOCAL CHURCH SERVICES.


Church or Sacred Northwest
corner san Jaclnto and Pierce avenue. Rev
bcrnnrd Leo Rector. Services: First mass
1870 4. M. hlsh mass 1890 a. m. Sunday
school $3.50 o. m. yespers and bcnedlctlon
a;Jo y. m
ST. Joscphs Church Southwest corner
Houston avenue and kane street Rev.
Thomas = Ginrheld, rector Services: First
mass 80 q. M; high mass 10 a. IN. Sum
day school $3.50 p III. vespers and bepedlc-
ton $50 D. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

Bolton, Texas, March 5,-Ike Ellis, re-
siding near unesport, came In today and
surrendered TO the sheriff. stating that he
killed q man last night named Cainrii.
claiming sslf-defense
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C1i|IeSS& lI|
Agents, Houston,
0ffcc q
Commissioner OF Agriculture. llie||
Statistics and H!stdq]
Austin. Texas. February u
} all whom II n,hN cnnrern.

commissioner OF Agriculture. III!
Statistics and Hisioq
Austin. Texas, February y
To all whom IL may concern:
THIS is TO certify, That the
HAMBURG BREMEN
insurance Company of hamburg. Gt
has In all respects fully complied y
laws of Texas as conditions precedth
doing business in this State ana ~
company holds Certificate OF Autaqlp
TINS office emitting IL to do bushes
state for twelve months, from the ~
January. 1898, to the :,lst day Of IN
1898
-------- Given under my hand y
Seal, at office. In Austin, ne
F. date first above written.
JEFFERSON johns
Commlni
Office q
Commissioner OF Agricliiture lfa
Statistics and Hlssah
Austin. Texas. February =
To all whom II may concern;
This is to certify. That the IAN
sIRlNGFIELD FIRE AND MAIL
insurance Company of Springfield, ~ n.
IN al respects fully complied wiih r
" esas MS cnnditicDs nrcreueht ~ :,
butl In this State, and that salu
ncldk n Certificate OF Authority from Y
nee emitting II to do business 10 w
Tor Twelve months, from 'he Isl ag
uhr3, lSaS. TO the 3lst day Of Dccfnrss'
- 49, Given under my hana VI 4.
Seal. nj office. In Austin, tne
Fl date first above written u
JEFFERSON J03Nse
CoInmisss
Dffce Of
Commissioner of Agriculture ~
Statistics and His'o'''
Austin, Texas. February =
To all whom 1t may concern:
This is TO certify, That the
GERMAN AMERICAN
Insurance Company of New YORK, n. w.
Ia all respects fully complied Win ~
IeNas as conditions precedent
bnsirsss in this State. and that sals
holds q Certificate of Authority irom hs
nee emitting It to do business ~
Tor twelve months. from the Isl ~
uary, 1898. to the 3lst day Of ilocee1s NJ
-,----- Given under my mann
seal. at office, In Austin, us
l----- date tirst above written
JEFFERSON JOfnesiIl(
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
TEXAS CHRISTIAN NNpn.vonEns.

T'F"FHFNFtUHS lot INC Sihtt WcctinE
IN be Held In Dallas.
Dallas Texas. March Tho following ad-
dress TO Christian EndeRyorers of Texas has
been issued by the committed OF NS;
We tNko it for granted That you know that
the state Christian EudcHvor convention win
hu held Mt Dallas juno 20 No uoubt You
viii be glad to know what Dallas is doing
about II.
The committee OF '0S has becu organized
We have nothing TO do with the making of
the programme but wo wish you 10 know
that We are preparing