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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29

There will be an excursion TO old Point
and Newport News under the auspices
of the Male Orphan Asylum on Monday,
April nth over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. The train will leave Seven
tcenth street station az $50 o'clock and
returning will leave old Point at z
o'clock and Newport News at $ o'clock.
The excursion will Doe the first Of the
season under popular Mrs. Gills manage
ment and she hopes that many will take
advantage of the opportunity for an all
day view of the battleships.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
HOUSE-CLEANING.
A Spring.Time Custom OF
Great Antiquity.
The Yearly Renovation of the Human
Body.

Spring brings house-cleaning. The Gus
tom T. an ancient one. 10 has prevailed
from time immemOrial. Attics overhaul
ed. carpets beaten. furniture re-hnished.
walls repapered. Easements renovated,
withdrawing. painting, scrubbing, re-
modelling and cleaning Of every device
and form. returns as inevitably as The
equinox. What tho house. yard and barn
needs. the human body needs much more.
Every spring the huipan body needs re-
novating. Sluggish veins need flushing
out. clogged ducts need opening. over
worked glands need invigorating. flag
ging circulation needs quickening, dull
nerves need exhilcrating. delayed secre-
tions need stimulating. and unless these
things are attended 20. sickness of some
kin is sure 10 follow. Physic gives only
temporary relief. stimulus leaves the
system worse In the end. ncrvines do more
harm than good. nothing but thorough
re~novaiing will be Of real worth. No
remedy or remedies known 10 the medical
profession equals i'm fitness for this pur-
pose tho remedy Pe-ru-na. Originating
as II ala i'm tho farm districts Of Southern
Pennsylvania. its use has finally spread
over the whole area OF the United states.
n combines the desirable effect Of cleans
ing rciuvenating and e%xpurgdting. Maria
Easlcy. Slidcll. La. says: Il cannot do
without Pc-ru-na IN the house. I have
no words TO use in recommending your
wonderful remedy. Pe-ru-na."
Scnd 10 The Pc-ru-nd Drug Manufac-
turing Company. Columbus. Ohio. for a
free book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
Smoke in ~PhiIadclnhia.

Rev. Drs. Moses =. Hoge and r. r.
Kerr left yesterday morning for Philadel-
phia, where last night they delivered ad-
dresses az the Presbyterian banquet held
there.
They will return to Richmond to-mor-
row night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
POLICE ASSOCIATION.

REORGANIZATION ofThis Charitable A.
location Contaminated Yesterday
III. active members of the Police Bene'
VIOLENT association met IN the Hastings
court-reem yestegdsy afternoon pw-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
No Quorum.

The Council Committee on Claims and
Salaries was 20 have met last evening
at : o'clock in room No. Il of the City
Hall. but Messrs. zimmerman and Moore
were the only members who put in an
appearance. In the absence of a quorum
no business could be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
Bellevue. II: Hampden-sidney. o.

Bellevue baseball club opened its sea-
son on Saturday, March 18TH at Hamp-
den-sidrey College by a score Of y TO 3.
Good work was done for Hampden-Sid-
ney by Herndon and Bull, and for Belle
vue by w. Abbot and Jones az the bat,
and by Brauk In the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
L
Mrs. Tabitha Schurm.

Mrs. Tabitha S. Churn. beloved wife
Of Mr.. John Schurm, died Sunday at
lO.15 o'clock at her residence on the VIII
liamsburg Road. near the National Gene
terry. after a lingering illness of nearly
one year.
She leaves a husband and six children.
The deceased was n faithful member
OF D~enny-Street church.
The funeral will take place this after
noon al 3 o'clock from the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
Rig Lumber Deal.

BRISTOL. VA. March ~-sp, -aL-
Thomas Daily. representing PhIf telphia
~narties. has closed a deal with Peary
q Harmon. OF farewell, Va, for two MIL
lion feet OF lumber.
He expects to buy three million feet
more In this territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29

Captain Walden presided az the meet
ing Of the Sons Of Veterans last night.
Nothing Of importance. aside from rou-
tine business. came up before the camp.
The attendance was good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
MUNYON'S

Hhcumatisfn Cure Il guaranteed 70 be absolutely
And debuliatei. IL cures acute or mus ular rheuma~
usm in from one TO 1--WE days snsap, snooting pans
nromnt' completr and permanent euro Tor lArneness,
%soreness, SIN back and all palms In hlps and Ions
the Sack are speedIly cured. II seltom fail1 10 give
relief from one 10 two doses. and almost Invariably
cures before one bottle has been used. lhe Munyon
iisesse A,nIi druzgists-3 cenisa vial. Ifyou need
medical ADVICE write Prof Nunyon. Los Arch
=, I. ahsolutlly free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
Several Killed.

sorrH x'ALEeTER. I. r. March -.
Al lsass fourteen persons wsre k1lte9
and much loss OF properly resultsa sys4
. cyclone that struck Lchigh ana coat
rate saturday night and moved . path
about half Q mile wide almost - az
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29

Summary. Two base hits-Stivetts. Stol-
en- bases-Leahy. Hess. Stahl. Tenny.
Double plays-Leahy 10 Gutenberg. Bosses
on balls-On Schmidt. 1; of Mills. 2; off
Pettenger. /: of Klobedanz. 3. Struck
out-By Schmidt. 4: by Nils, 1; by Petten
ger. 1. Time OF game-Two hours and p
minutes. Umpire-Stocksdale.
III. L. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
MIR. Hardy Noel.

noon at 3 o'clock from the hph0's
MIR. Hardy Noel.
Mr.. Hardy Noel died at a quarter TO
Y o clock Sunday night at the residence or
his father. Or. W. +. Noel, No. 1902 west
Main street. lie was taken Ill last
Thursday with spinal meningitis and
Or. r.. j. Moseley. his physician pro-
nounced his condition critical. He con-
tinued TO grow worse ana all day sunday
was unable TO receive any nourishment.
ment.
Mr.. Noel was I'm his thlrty-sixth year.
He was born and reared In Richmond.
lie studied telegraphy and was for sew
eral years an operator for the companies
i'm this city. lie then went with tho
Farmville and Powhatan road and was
operator and depot agent at Cumberland
courthouse. He has resided with his
father for three or four years.
His funeral will take place from DR..
Noers residence. at II o'clock this
morning. Rev. Il. 4. Sweeney Will Off
clate and the interment viii be made IN
Hollywood.
Mrs. Della Parneil.
LONDON. March 2S.-Mrs. Della Tudor
Parnell. daughter OF tho celebrated
American naval officer Rear Admiral
Charles Stewart, and mother Of the late
Charles Stewart Parneli. died last even
ing Al Avondale. Rathdrum. County
wicklow. ireland. as the result Of burns
received yesterday from the ~ignitins Of
her clothing while she was sitting before
a fire.
Mrs. =. VI. Gary.
WELDON. n. C., March 8.-Specisl-
Mrs. s. NJ. Gary. wife Of the clerk Of the
Superior Court Of Halifax county. died
AZ her home az ths county seat TINS
morning, aged thirty-three years. she
was formerly Miss Ursula Tomley ana
was a lady OF the highest Christian
character.
W. w. Allison.
BRISTOL. TENN. March ~2S.-special.-
W. W Allison. a well-known citizen OF
Glade Spring. Va, died to-day.
Prof Leonidas Poyntz.
STANTON. VA. March 2s-Special.-
Professor Leonida Poyntz died at hi,
residence, IN this city, this morning al
oclock. Professor POyntZ was born In
stanton In 1893, and, therefore, wa
sixty-ive years old. He was for a mum
Der OF years Professor OF Mathematics II
the Wesleyan Female Institute here, bul
lately has been "A professor In the Dear
Dumb and Blind Institution.
his death will be read with sorrow b,
many young LADIES' IN the Soutn. froicS
sor Poyntz was a man of rare inteliec
tual powers. and his knowledge has beer
sought by many prominent educators o.
both North and South. He leaves a larg'
family.
Judge John Nicely.
NORFOLK, VA, March Especial
Judge John Nealy. perhaps the mos
prominent criminal lawyer in Easter
Virginia was stricken with paralysis thi
nnA a. In a Fnnur critical FGndl
ton.
lie was counsel for Mr.. Massey In hi
famous case against the Pilot and IA
heen on one side or the other or many 0
the most noted cases In the courts OF III
section for years,
Ne was = "a i've OF fhs Eastern srore
and represented ore OF those counties !
the House Of Representatives twen'
years ago. being counted then as one Q
IN ablest men in that body.
NORFOLK, VA. March &-Soecfal'-
Judge Nicely died tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
SCHMIDT DID 1T.

Harry Schmidt pitched the entire game.
He had perfect control. Tho hits made
on him were so scattered that they cost
nothing. The support was simply perfect.
Dundon's error was a hard chance and
excusable. Boston's pitchers were in
good shape. too. they let themselves out,
but Il availed nothing.
Richmond won the game because she
played better ball.
None of the champions errors cost any
thing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-29
WELLS CHERUBS
DEFEAT BOSTON
They Play Great Ball For Fourteen
Innings,
A VERY, VERY CLEVER GAME,
The Richmond Team are Full of Pride
and Glory Over Their V~ictory-The
Champions do Their Best Bnt
Not Good Enough.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. March Especial.
Manager Wells new Charubs di them
selves proud this afternoon. Though it
took fourteen innings to beat Boston, the
champions Of the world, the boys did the
trick as neatly and c~leverly as could be.
1t was a grand-stand game of base
ball. orc hat could not have been better
played. and one that just covers the Rich
mond team with glory.
All Charlotte is wild tonight over the
victory and the club members are the
heroes. Boston was In good shape, and
as the score will show. had her best men
in.
Richmond was in fairly good shape.
but the mon forgot all about sore arms
and hustled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

A SUMMARY OF TODAy'S IMPORTANT NEWS
WASHINGTON.

Oil gives mn ouiiiuc OF the arguments
used for and against tho annexation Of
Hawaii In the discussion now proceeding
In the Bonate.
Giycp out at the capitol that all the
Texas appointments have been agreed on.
but there Is noihiuE In u; likely TO he APP
pointments by Thursday.
DcArinond of Missouri is paid to have
become candidate for speaker IN order
To cripple Bailey
Mr.. Teilcrs resolution wag fasorably
reported To the senate by the finance com.
nittec. Republicans tried to Etaye II off,
Senate paBbed the army appropriation
bill. but would not take up the censns
bill
one Texas claim for Indian dopfcda-
tions has been allowed.
Democrats tried hard To get resolution
declaring Cuban delinquency before tho
house. hut were voted do@n by tho re-
puhlienns. Reed voting with The majority.
n Is now regarded M a partisan question.
Administration has secured the nccea-
sary number OF yo,es 10 pass the Hn-
waiian annexation treaty. Morgan de-
olarns II rs annexation or war
President Dole IL to be entertained as
the guest OF tho Nation,
Timetable union VIII begin campaign
alalnat currency fallaclos,
Gage declares the goid standard clause
In his bill is an effort 70 prevent even a
possibility OF biinctnllisin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
rHE STATE.

Governor has reached n decision M to
his action regarding Hurt. the triple MUIR
defdr but win not give II out until to-
day
Trial of vlrgil Gaiinher will cpme to q
speedy conclusion II the FIRST days work
rs followed by othors OF the snms kind.
Confession OF thu matricido WIS given to
The jury
man murdered his wife and then
shielded at Decatur.
81, Louis people after a lumber min
sitnatcd near Napogdoohea; viii make II
a big plant N they gei H.
Observation-Disclosures lumbermen adopted n
universal stock sheet
Half Of the members Of The First Chris
tian church Of Fort Worth have sccodpd.
child near Waco IL slowly tprnIng to
bone.
Captain Rclrhardt was reelected presi-
dent OF tn. A. and NJ. board.
sherman man compelled 10 sue for n
divorce hecnuso his wife was In love with
a man who has been dead for thirty years.
Clerks captured burglar In a store
ncnr Brennan.
A white man was convicted Of assault
to rape n negro girl at Ansleton.
Small quantities OF coal IL coming out
of the oil we'll at Oak clir.
Galveston Will send delegates 10 the Mo.
bile quarantine meeting.
The seven Baptist colleges Of Texas nrr
to be consolidated.
Tcxas eattlcmcn are IN session ut San
Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
Cui,A.

Dispatches confirm each other that the
riots have been completely suppressed and
Havana is quiet.
Sentence OF Captain Hart, convicted OF
filibusterlng, has been confirmed.
The new government set up In Cuba by
spain In given little heed. except by those
DESTROYS of picking flaws.
Intervention by the United States is be-
cunning to be looked on moro aud moro
MS nccessilons certainty Mt Havana.
Insurgents blew up n military train, kill
ing and woundng many soldiers.
Cubans are said 10 have administered
n crushing defeat 10 General Molina.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
rnxAs-sT. LOUIS Road.
citizens ~ Henrietta Have Coin-
uletcd Twelve Mites 81 ".

uietcd Twelve Mites OF IT,
ST. Louis. January is-citizrns q TessHs
southern Kansas. Northea .lern Oklshoma and
the Indian Territory are determined 70 have
short railroad line To 81 Louis They have
constructed twelve miles OF track from Hen-
riotta, Texas. without cent q working cap-
itni Stock was ISSUED TO n number OF farms
era aud merchants who paid fqg i by Work.
Ing on the roadbed. The farntrs in many
instances worked themselves. while the mrr-
chants hired tsamstars % take their PLACES
In the construction OF the rondbsd When
completed tho ROAD viii run from Henrietta,
Texas. through southern Kansas. Northeast :
rrn Oklahoma and Indian Tertiary e y
mint east 81 chetopa. on the Southern knn..:
sns Iinn. The road VIII connect With tne 4g!s
md Drnzos railway tnow butldingl - H4nr
rictta. and viii afford direct cdn'Inunlca!loA
with tho ports Of velascp ana Qetxe1s.1
M"rehapts md farmers along tho lins Of ~
proposed road are elheavprinE @ seensc -
20 operation OF the ~ Louis bAtlneee meef
| II 81. Louis will enter tho project y y -
iieyed BY citizens Hhe desire hs,t we y ~
| Louis that the y6nd Will BE- compietoq eAQ ~
| running order within = year u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
REPUBLICANS TRIED 10 PREVENT II |! / I
By Saying No Carreacy Lsaislstl
Is Contemplated Nov.
GAGE AND EDsuSDs' ErrokTs|
Pointed Out ny tho u~Aocrats ~
Enracwt os tho Intentien ~
the Goldbuw PARTY. s

Washington. january IL, The senate
committee on finance voted today 10 report
the Teller resolution declaring for the pays
mcnt OF national bonds IN silver as we'll -
sold. Tho vote stood 10 .. The resclu-
,len Is practically the same as the stanley
Ma,thcwa resolution. adopted years ago.
rheee voting for the resolution we're
Messss. Vest, Jones tArk,l. White. VAL
thail. Daniel. pcmrsey. Jones tNev.) anu
Wolco,t. These against Msssrs. Motri''s
Allison. Aldrich, rlatt Conn, and bur-
rows.
senator Jones OF Nevada was not prcsent.
hut MS vote was. by hts request, recorded
IN fayor Il thu resolution, The vote IN tno
senate committee on finance on the IeiieT
| resolution was preceded by y discussion
which was generaliy participated ~ ~
tho members OF tho COMMITTEES, the Kcn-
| erai debate MAS along the same lines -
| that OF a week ago, The republicans con-
| tcndiny that the resolutlon was useless ans
| would he devoid OF results, and the demoT
Gratis and their allies taxing the OPPOSITE
position.
The republicans declare there IL not ike
/ w To nc ANY tltutA w tHpN Wy
/ bin through the senate during THIS Sos
plcn looking toward the gold standard ~
I this tho democrats replied by citing the e.
/ forts of Secretary Cage and ex-senator hu-
4 munds TO have congress take up the duts.
luon IN way which looked 10 placing tno
country definitely upon gold basis, ihey
4 commended that II was the evident purpose
az tho administration to secure legisiai'oh
Iin favor Of the colo standard whenever tna
4 opportunity offered, and ayowed their put-
pssc OF occurring a declaration III iaSos Ok
4 Double standard III order to snow ina.
there had been no change IN sentiment =
4 they said. the business interests we're =
be iajured by the agitation Of the iinaneMi
question at this limo. the hleme shou'a ~
placed on the republican administrator
aud no, upon the democrats.
Z, When some II The 'erubliean sehs.V,s
4 were reminded that they voted ior '"s
resolution wl,ep nrsentcd by Hon stan,ss
Mailhess. twenty years syo they admit
led such 10 be d TACT. but said IN explana !
ZION OF ii,eir present attitude ttat conui-
J lions had changed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

uoebinrton. january 1S.--Eastern TeAas-
p.,n nrobably clearing in the afternoon
son,hoas, winds, shifting TO northwcsterly'
much colder.
o,,,.homa and Indian Territory-Light rain
snoyys early in the morning. followed by
fair. colder: north winds
Wednesday night; north WINGS.
Nortll and South pakota--eenera'is ia''
warner; south to southwest who's
enthusiastically fair, preceded by iisnt
raiu or snow in extreme southeast portion
northeasterly Winds.
Ir,,rs.s-I,ight snow or rain; north winds.
N,1sadn Partly cloudy. variable winds
WYOMING Partly cloudy: warmer; south-
WI Ms,ortana-Light snow or rain; southwest
wluds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

40 not act We viii be swept ont Of power.
And IL We are not given the opportunity
70 act / for one. win Join any reyoluuo r.
ary taetien In order TO cast my vote ~
Cuban independence General appilureJ
After some renisrks BY az. GROW smsp;;;
Pal. there were tEies OF ss.,.
from tho republican side, but tne ucp&'D
preceded for come time
wten Mr. HIT moved 10 close debsie
an ,he uending paragraph Mr.. Bailey ~.
temuted 10 make the point o. order mst
he question was on the appeal ana 10.
op Inc paragraph. and Mr., HITS mouen
Va not 10 order; but NJ. Hepburn. we
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

Politics and Not Humanity Must Decide the Fate Of
Poor Cuba.
REPUBLICANS DETERMINED TO DO NOTHING
Bailey Struggled Hard Have the House Vote
Belgerency, They Were Defeated by Party Vote Only
One Republican Having Courage to Speak with Them.
sssessssssssssssss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Jnnunry hard
the Cuban
given
a
OF Cuba Reeds
or
on
o
u
OF to the
os
of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
u,uc,niItr anmpsign.

waahineten, January Is The executive
committee 81 the American bime's"'o
union met here today in their oiiices Or
II street The members present We're
President 4 j. Warner Of Ohio, Joseph
sheldon Of Connecticut, Representative
Towno Of Minncsoui, Senator Allen OF
Nebraska ard o. W. Underwood Of Ala
bama. The msctipg WIS called for the
Purpose of disposlng Of IA accumulation ol
routine bnsIncn and for consultation re-
pardlng the future work Of Tho union.
since the currency retorm question has
been brought prominently before he codn-
try. the committee feels that J. nluss ~
promptly met, and what taey regsrd ~ 'a'-
lacics 81 the plan suggested by SerIftaiiy
raye ma The monetary commission VIII
bs pointed out IN literature to be prepar4d
on this apccial subject
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
FOREIGN.

English press IN greatly pleased with the
declnration that Britain will tight II peccs-
eary 10 retain the China trade,
Russia is making province OF Korea
rapIdly, taking the conduct OF affairs into
her avn hands
Russia IL said to have promised to re-
store Port Arthur TO China.
bohemian diet was again stirred up by
Wolf,
Complaint has boon formally made by
the French government against Emile
Z0ln.
French socialists dcnouncc the govern
mcnt for making religious distinctions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
POLITICAL.

Hon a. s. I,uflcson Inns announced HIS
caidieary for tho congressional nomina-
tier 10 succeed Hon. Joseph y. Savers.
A dozen members OF the State executive
cen mittce have pledged their votes for
Galveston for the next state Democratic
convention,
III, Client of Bolton writes that Glove
land was a traitor 10 his Party and doesn't
think judge rerrell's remarks aro appro-
riiato. ~ F%
MARYLAND republicans are badly split on
.he senatorial light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
.coMMEncIAL.

The beprs succeeded in hammering down
the PRICE 81 cotton again.
Everything IN the way OF staples stood
unchanged.
Northwest elevators being emptied by
tho Inducements offered tor cash wheat
over futures,
Liverpool Influenced the Chicago wheat
market for the third successive day,
Iiunor mongers got IN their work On
the stock market,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

was Ia the chair. held that Mr.. BAliey's
point Of order cnme too late.
This announcement Was tgeetcd via
democratic teers.
II would appeal from TINT decision. ~. y
are not IN order at the ynrne Time
There was no break II party lines %
tIyis motion, which was sustaincd7-l5S ~
lis, Speaker Reed merched throuxh ne
teilers With tho majority,
The question then rccurred % the ep-
peal from this decision of The chair. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
I,0CAL.

Tho permanent deep water committee
mct and organized
The Newcomers association will meet
at the league rooms this morning.
Annual meeting Of the Business League
deferred TIL Thursday afternoon.
Meeting OF the Omaha exposition COM
mittee.
A fire vt 1910 Hamilton street destroyed
$3.50 IN cash
rhe salvation Army's plan for hslpisg
tho unemployed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
Murder and Spicide.

Fort worth. Texas. January ia Ia
mentable tragedy occurred at Decatur to-
III IN which a man shot and killed his wife
.,d tnen suiclded. No particulars can be
o,,a,ned as the telegraph Office is closed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
DOMESTIC.

southern states quarantine convention
win assemble at Mobile, February ..
Delegates 10 the Nicaragua canal con-
yention az Kansas City are 70 visit Port
Arthur,
M effort was made 70 start up the cot
tor nii;s It Ss- Bedford.
Citizens Of Henrietta. Texas, are inter-
estca IN building a road To 81. Louis.
- aeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeOeeeeeee'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

Of cycle manufacturers, which was organized
several years ago when the cycle trade and
high list prices for wheels were on the boom:
is likely to disband at its meeting announced
to be held in this city today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19

PlTTSBURG, pa.--The manufacturers and
sellers OF cordagc for oil well rigging. or
sanized under the name of the Oil Well Cord
age Protective association, will hold meet
ing here today to arrange the details for a
permanent organization as trust.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-19
ToDAY.s FORECAST.

ALBANY, N. Y.--The National Guard asso-
uon of New York will hold its annual
nvention in this city today.
3,ETRolT--Thc annual convention OF the
fet AZ the Hotel Cadillac this week, begin
IS today
eOLuMBUS. ohio.--The State board Of
nmerce will hold convention ~ this city,
nmencing today. An effort will he made
Increase the membership OF the state
PEW YoRK-The National board Of trade