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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Mall Contracts Renewed

LONDON. July - - The Cape
Town Stall contracts with the Union
and Castle line ~ steamships have
been renewed by the government.
The new contracts stipulatc that the
malls shall be carried Ia 49, days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-25
Will Try co-operstion.

TOLEDO. o. July e Mayor
Jones. Il 10 said. xiii shortly urn
ever hia sucker roll factory to his
employees. 10 BE- run on The ca-or.era.
tive plan. The plant IL worth tipd
90
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03
JAMES g. McDOUGALD.

Refresh your memory on Romeo and
Juliet" which will be presented here
Monday Jan %, by the new thumyirate
Of stars Mclean, Tyler ans Hanford.'
Judge and Mrs ". G.. Taliaierro left
ye. terday, the former for Franklin to
open court, and the latter ior Calvert
20 visit relatives.
Lucien Reed was here sunday and
sent seventeen negroes up 10 work on
the Westbrook plantation Of which he
il manager.
Miss Kate Barnes returned 10 Bench
ley sunday after a pleasant visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Parks and family.
Misses Lucy and Jessie johnson left
Sunday, the former Tor Cameron aud
the latter for Hearne.
Cloudy days are preferred by rs for
sitting for photographs. Willis & Cole
man Photographers. 10
Joe Musiachia and family returned
TO Dallas yesterday after spending the
holidays 10 bryan
Ring mp central for the correct time,
supplied from John NJ. CaldweI's new
electric clock. 80
Miss 'rimoclea Shields arrived home
Yesterday after visit Of seyera months
- Mississippi
Misses Emily Thomas and Myrtle
Conway have returned from a pleasant
visit TO Dallas
Claude Roberts left for Dallas Sunday
to attend the Metropolitan business
college.
Miss Helen Boatner has returned 10
Calvert alter visit to Miss Mary
Rohde.
Mrs. Minnie Mictser returned to Nav
asota Sunday after a visit to her mother
here.
W. y. Yardley and family Of Harvey,
returned from ayisit 70 Calver. Sunday.
Miss Lillian Parks returned 10 school
at Sherman Sunday.
Claude Walker returned from Corsi.
cana Sunday.
Wallace Poverty Is now with Howell
Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03

Rev. X. d. Wilson, late Of For
dyce, Ark, assumed. the duties Of
pastor Of the First Baptist church
here Sunday. The morning ser.
vice was conducted by the new
pastor assisted by DR.. Law and
Rev. c. p. Fountain, and was full
Of interest to all present.
At the night service Rev. vii
son read a scripture lesson, begin
ming at the fourteenth verse and
continuing to the end Of the third
chapter Of Revelations. His text
was from Revelations 3:2l, the
theme being christian Conflicts
and Trials The subject was
handled in a comprehensive and
practical way, presenting all the
phases of Christian life, counseling
courage and perseverance in the
face of all obstacles. and mention
ing at the close the incompatible
glories of life eternal.
The pastor announced prayer
meeting for Thursday rightat 1880
o'clock and expressed the hope
[ that there will bee q full attendance
Of the members of the church and
of others lie desires 20 get ac-
'quaintcd aud get the work of the
year well under way 20, soon az
possible.
The Eagle desires 10 join in the
/ hearty welcome which has already
| hceu extended 20 Rev Wilson and
family
The regular conference meeting
having been postponed last sun.
/ day, will be- held next SUNDAY.
. q. A. Miles, a. b. Cox aud Henry
| lrageI " r. here IRON Grimes county
ye terday.
Mrs. T. W. Hutchinson and little
daughter returned 10 Houston yester.
day.
Mrs =. j. lynch md Mrs. Presley
have returued FROM Marlin.
g.. w. Crow 81 Mecca. Ma IIsou coun-
. ~, was m tryau yesterday.
Mrs Strah Greer and daughter have
returned o. 'iiIlican.
Mr.. Ellen Ncuorries returned from
yesterday Ccnicana.
Rev. J. b. Cochran returned &,
. Courtney Yesterday.
Ross Walker returned 10 Galveston
yesterday.
Nlis- Marion Foote has rriurne,
from Dallas.
Jea billiard returned 10 Orange last
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03

The fire boys made prfttlce run
yesterday afternoon with th new en-.
CINE and were timed by NJ, 5. How
e.k<ndethers. From the beginning Of
the alarm until the run was made from
the engine house to Haswels corner,
where a connection was made and a
block Of hose lald and stream DIVA
Ter turned on at the lower end Of the
block within easy reach OF the four cor.
ners, MFR. Howell gave the time at 2
minutes; Others made II less among the
bystanders. IL was a most crediiabe
showing aud the fire boys received
many compliments on their work. In
this connection we wish to say that the
new alarm whistle with which Mr..
Louis Fuller has equipped the light
plant boiler IL soul narrowing horror
a shrek from thousand devils suffer
ing from a combined attack Of delihum
tremens and nightmare could hardly be
more terrible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03
THE HIGH FLYER.

The /. 81 G.. y. r. Il. new sched-
ule, effective Saturday, December
Bird At II :0l a. M, will introduce
THE Mexico aud -. Louis Limit
ed, ~ which will as once become a
popular train and an important
factor in Texas railway passenger
service. trayersing the entire state
from the Rio Grande 10 the Red
river, thence on TO ST. Louis.
leaving Laredo ....... 100 q. m.
San Antonio 1890 p. m.
Austin 90. 1915 p. m.
Palestine o.. $50 p. N.
Arriving St.Louis.....7:35p p. m.
following day, thus shortening the
time from 6 hours down.
This train will be provided with
the usual excellent equipment OF
the |. q G. rs. through service,
consisting Of through coaches and
Pullman sieepers TO St. Louis with
out change.
For particulars, apply 10 nearest
Ticket Agent |. & G.. " Il. r., r.
address, d. }. PRlcE
G.. p. A., Palestine, Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03

sidnky Beal, Colorado; C c Eli
son. huntsville; George PAuling,
Perry, Texas; J II Webb, q W |
McMicbael, city; J W Goodbar,
St Louis; + s Anderson and wife,
New Orleans; Il L Kemper. Aus
tin; Guy NJ Bryan, city; 7 A
Mckee. New York; W Dickson,
Beaumont, were registered at the
Exchange hotel yesterday.
The soulhbound train, due here at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, was delayed
until after O'Clock last night, partly
by the big wreck on the north end,
which had not been cleared mp and
partly by the fact that pair OF trucks
on the tender got of the track north
Of Mexia, broke break beam and laid
the train out about an hour longer.
Although there was quite crowd IN
town yesterday, a holiday was pretty
generally observed by the closing Of
stores, banks, schools etc, and in the
afternoon a number II the young men
went calling, though there were no
formal receptions so far as We well able
10 learn.
Joe Munday lecrured at The opera
house Sunday afternoon and last night.
Mr Munday b. man Of mnch travel
and wide information aud lecturer ol
marked ability in The fields Of both
humor aud pathos.
viii K. Thomas is receiving goods
and getting biz hat aud -hoe store In
shape. Sam Hunter will he with Mr..
Thomas.
Miss Gusie Buchanan entertained
her little girl friends az a delightful
party given yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
j. Buchanan.
Mr. and Mrs W. u Baker returned
from Cameron Yesterday accompanied
by ylrs. j. A. Conner.
| Al. Cox left last night Tor Richmond
10 take charge Of the plantation If
Dryer and Bertrand.
". r. shannon aad family arrived
[ last night from Bolton en- route homr
10 jacksonville.
James West returned TO Ausun Coz
lege ~ Sherman yesterday, after visit
to his parents, Rev and Mr.. j. d.
West.
pr. John II. Webb. We are much
pleased TO learn, Is greatly improved
I in health, he having been dangerously
lin.
For Rent-A large blacksmith shop
aud paint shop, and also large store
room. Apply to Ira Gooch. -
Nj. and Mrs. w. 2. Goodson and Miss
May Wilson were Ia the city from the
Brzos bottom yesterday.
/ Mrs NJ. +. Lowry returned to Cooke
county last night af,er visit to ca-
| lives in Crimes county.
G.. W. Davis returned to Georgetown
yesterday after visit TO Rev }. b.
Cochran.
Miss Gussie Friley has returned FROM
spending the holidays with relatives at
Mexia.
Pure homemade ribbon cane syrup,
pure and fine In quality for sale by Cole
Bros. u
Misses Vivian aud RubY James Wis.
tied friends in Benchley Sunday.
Millinery by Wholesale and retail
very cheap at Mrs. Proctor's. 80
Mrs. II. II. Holt of Waco Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Myers.
Miss Nellie Bate has returned ~
school at Bolton.
W. A. johnson returned from NayA-
sofa Sunday.
Capt. 5. VI, Derden has gone d
Houston.
NJ. @. Armstrong Is 10 the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03
Cotton Receipts.

MISS Matte Minter returned to Cal
vert sunday after visit to relatives
here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-03
Your Attention II Asked To the
Following Announcement.

On and after the LIST day Of January,
1899, / will run IN connection with my
Fire Insurance business, Real Estate,
Rental and Collecting Agency, real es'
tate bought, sold or exchanged on both
Country and City property, abstracts
furnished on all titles. Houses for
rent will be made a specially, we doing
the renting and collecting; our patrons
will not be troubled with doing their
own collecting. Collections Of Mort
cages and all other business pertaining
thereto. A. to commission-will meet
all competition. Notary Public in office.
Kindly give us trial. We solicit a
share OF your business.
The Insurance. business will always
have my prompt, careful and personal
attention, will at all times see that my
patrons are fully protected.
Asking for share OF your Real rs.
tate md Insurance business for the
NewlNear, am Charles Carr'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
LIVE STOCK is MOVING,
Many Head Of Cattle viii Be Fed IN
Houston.
ONE THOUSAND COMING FROM BtEvIllt
Change in the General Freight once
OF the IL. q. and w. T.-witnesses
Going TO Livingston.

Colonel James J. Beaumont, general live
stock agent OF the Southern Pacific and
Houston and Texas Central railways, was
In the city yesterday and spent several
hours In the office OF General Freight
Agent Jones discussing freight matters
According to Colonel Beaumont there is
to be quite movement in cattle durins
the next few days over the lines which are
represented by him. Three trains were
moved over the Victoria division Sunday.
one for st. Louis for the market, one for
Uvalde for pasturage and one for Hous-
ton for the feeding pens. There are 1000
head at Beeville TO be shipped to Houston
for feeding, this movement to commence
today. shipment of seventeen cans will
pass through Houston today en- route to
New Orleans. These cattle are from El
Paso. and were stopped last night in san
Antonio for feed They are consigned to
the Utgel Love company OF New Orleans
and are intended for export. Thirty cars
are to be moved from Nogales. Ariz..
during this week, destined for the same
firm at New Orleans, and when they have
been shipped II will complete shipment Of
lbs cars, or nine trains, for the same firm,
all intended for export. According to the
statement of Colonel Beaumont there will
be large numper OF cattle fed at the pens
in this CITY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
PERSONAL NEWTON.

Perry G. HYDE is stopping at the Bristol.
George A. Newcomb Of Dallas is at the
Capitol.
=. G. Wheeler OF Manor Is registered at
the Capitol
p. Boyd is registered at the Lawlor from
san Antonio.
A. G. Lipseomb of Hempstead is guest
at the Capitol.
W. A. Garrett OF Atlanta is late arrival
ut the Bristol.
Or. o. l.. Noteworthy has returned from
a visit TO East Texas.
Mrs, Henry Bocoek OF Virginia Is with her
daughter Mrs. D. #, Stuart,
G.. B. Griffin OF Corrlgan came In last night
and registered az the Capitol.
j. W. McCarty of Eagle Lake was regis
tered yesterday at the Lawlor.
Mrs. Charles Todd of New York Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Dr. MoCraven,
D. E. Phillips and wife OF Galveston reg
istered al the Bristol yesterday.
Colonel James Beaumont and wife of Vic
toria have apartments at the l.awlor.
L. b. Lamdin and j. E. Alien OF Hunts
Vile are visitors In the city and guests at
the Capitol
Miss claryne Lavender OF Fort Worth is in
the city visiting Mrs. Uyalde Burns OF 1902
Clay avenue.
Sol saper of san Antonio is In the city,
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. i. 5, Nusshanp,
ena Crawford street.
Messrs X. Brandon and G. s. Watson of
North Carolina. well known travelling men,
are quartered at the Bristol
Mrs T. G. Beard and Children left Sunday
neht for Vicksburg, Miss. 70. spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Boards mother
Mr.. c, W. Bedoll. a member Of the alder
n an!c board at Marshall. was In the city yes
terday and was an interested locker on. at
Horkton's city council in the afternopnss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
CITY upEvlriEs.


The Saengerbund will give grand Thanks
giving ball at their hall next Thursday even
ing.
There will he meeting Of the good roads
committee at 80 o'clock this evening in the
county court room.
The Fifth Ward Pleasure club has issued
invitations TO dance 70 be given at Live
Oak hall Friday evening" December 1.
MIR. Guy NJ TIsrcourt aud bride. nee Miss
JEANNE Galhrsith Of Galveston. came UP from
Galveston last night and have apartments at
The Brie,oi.
The sisters of st. Josephis indrmary desire
the statement mada that there Is no eqse Of
siualipoX at the infilmaly, .rumors TO the son
trHry Notwithstanding
There are uhdeUvered kilograms at the Of
fee of the Western Union Telegraph company
for w r. Davidson, Virginia Lewis, a VI.
Brown, j. NJ Forster and Thomas II Benton,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol sere: OF san Antonio
are rejoicing over the arrival of a twelve
pound boy. They are at the residence OF
their parents, Mr., and Mrs. p. s. Nusspauiu,
9O3 Crawford street,
A new brand Of cigars Is The Houston DAILY
Post a 5-cent smoke which Is manufactured
by Gabert & Levy, proprietors Of the
Etperanza factory, at Wills, having branch
office in Houston The cigar is of Texas
raised tobacco from Havana seed, tho long
filler being used It Is a GOOD smoke and viii
at once ba put on the market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
THE r.. f. AND v. DIRECTIONS
Meet and Discuss the Various Fen
tnres OF the Bin EcstiNnl.

H. Il. MacGregor c. A. Penheld, II w,
Cortes, r., NJ. Johnston, h. A. Randolph,
]. II. CARROT, Jules Hirsch. g A, TAFT,
DR.. w, r. Eckhnrdt, Ed Khan, G A.
Mistrot A. NJ. Levy, Frank Jones, ] A..
Dtman and Tom Richardson were present
at n meeting of the directors of the Texas
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival as
sociatlon at the Business League last
night.
Reports from all chalrmen showed great
progress and there is certainty that the
Festival will be a great success
The feature of chief Interest was the
flower parade and the chairman, Or, w.
r. Eckhardt will soon announce soma
additional features of extraordinary in
terest 1t is the determination Of; the
management TO make the flower parade
most attractive feature.
The industrial exhibit has been de-
scribed at length.
The midway will he bigger than at frat
announced.
Tho Hoo-Hoos will make Saturday n
big day. a
The meeting adjourned after considering
every important feature Of tho entire
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
Railroad improvements.

The large number Of depots recently
built in the South are referred to in the
Manufacturers Record" which states that
such Improvements have been made in
Montgomery, Ala, Baltimore. Md. Fort
Worth, Texas and Jacksonville, Fla, at
cost ranging from $4,000 TO sS5O,9oO each
In Montgomery alone the railroad conpa-
MES have expended about 100000 in new
terminals. At present a depot and termi-
nails are being built at Nashville, Tenn.
to cost S1,oOO,OOO; at Richmond, Va, to
cost $2,OOO,0Oo while elevated tracks and
depot proposed at Washington, including
a bridge over the Potomac, will cost So
OO0,OO0 The Southern Railway company
alone has let contracts for depots aver
aging $50 900 apiece at several points along
its line. Union depots are proposed ior
Charleston s. c.; San Antonio, Texas;
Rome. Ga. and Atlanta and Savannah
Ga. in addition to those already noted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
POULTRY PET STOCK
Meeting Of south Texus Associate
Exhibition This Eepr n Zine One

Meeting of south Tcxus Association.
Exhibition This Wear n Fine One.
The South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock
association met last night at the Hutchlns
house with President Ramsay in the chair
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved showing w, l.. Howe
to have been elected vice president to Mi
a vacancy; also the election OF number
of new members.
The catalogue committee reported that
the premium list would be out in few
days
William Buchanan was elected to mem
bership.
Secretary Chandler reported having sent
out circular TO all the chicken fanciers
in the State conveying the following in
formation, showing the scope OF the com
in show:
The South Texas Poultry and Pet STOCK
association and the State Poultry associa-
ton will hold joint show in this city
December IL TO l6, 1899, inclusive. Also
the Langshan club the Bun Poultry club,
the Texas Pigeon and Pet Stock association
Will hold their annual show with US.
AT our show there Will be given besides
our regular percentage premiums 500
cup offered by Governor J. d. Sayers.
"A Galveston cup, valued at $50, for
the highest scoring pen any breed.
The McApulty cup, value $50. TO be COM
peted for by the members of the Buff club
only This club offers also TWO gold
medals. one by Wade NJ Smith OF Austin.
Texas the other by Prof. K. G. Richey OF
Brrnet.
The State association has several med
ais to offer In the different classes; also a
$25 sweepstake for best exhibit, in addition
TO the above
"Our local shas~offers an attractive list
OF specials among them a SIS silver cup,
suitably engraved, offered by j.. l.. Mitch
ell, Houston.
"Our association owns Its own coops--the
H. NJ. Ramsay patent-purchased at cost
of over $500.
1--WE have a membership OF over 1875
active members.
1--WE have secured from the express
companies a one way rate with free re-
turn. We have been able to do this on
account of the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Festival being held on these dates which
will be the means of bringing thousands
of visitors TO our city
L. NJ Samuels OF this city was selected
by the board OF directors az superintendent
oil he show
Mr. c. c. Chandler will be in charge Of
the building for one week before the show
commences.
The following committee was appointed
IN decorate the hall and windows. Mrs.
| Canet Mrs. James Crawford, Messrs.
Chandler and Andrus.
The finance committee was requested 10
close their work and make final report at
next meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
ok E. p. DAVISS
Eye, Ear and Throat.
sPms 3o5 and 300 Binz Bulldog.
LAwLoR ARRIVALS.

~ =; leatman. Dallas; Mrs. e. d. White,
SnaTies; b.. Boyd. San Antonio; Vim.
if.'R haywood; A. B. Sanford, Dallas.
I Iasiey. kosse; j. S. Daugherty. city;
Siss ym,nsasrson' Texas; James Beamans and
kyds , o,,n' Harry Atwood, city: G. A.
Sotcn,o,.' wy; 7. j. MeKiunon and wife. San
M ssh' MI and Mrs George A. Rice
~ Mich; Mr. and Mrs. ". A. wat
M. ns'spd Rapids, Mich: w. K. Morrow,
| Ia l 4, r. johnson, Nashville; G. D, Marks.
DcSu iEs'Ii iat I. N. Cooper. Indianapolis;
|sSsa. cuero; J. simson, ST. Louis; A. a.
NM, uaiVeston W. T.. Johnson, New Or
III W; Mccarty. Eagle Lake; l.. Lilien-
VI ps,stne; Henry Cook. New Orleans:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
cntnnlic xniphtr, soc,n,.

The following committees have been ar'
pointed for tho Catholic Knights comrli-
mentary social to be given at Temperance
Hall on Monday evening. December A.
Ladies' Committee-M Mrs. Ed Browne
Mrs. ] o. Carr, Mrs. r. A. Giraud. Mrs
John German, Mrs. p f. Llllard. Mrs
Dudley y. Bryan, Mrs. c. Grunewald-
Gentlemens Committee-F. J Smith. I'd
Browne, j. o. Carr. Frank Russell, Jobt
German. C. Grunewald.
In addition to the serving OF seasonablC
refreshments the following programme viii
be rendered:
Piano Solo. Hugh Allen
Vocal Solo. ............J NJ. A, McEnn s
Topical Talk. ..,..,...s..,...,D. u. bryan
Vocal Duet--"O, Promise Me" (by re-
quest) -. Mesdames Carr and GIraud
Vocal Solo. ..................A NJ Downie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28

Masons are beginning to arrive in the
city to attend tho meeting OF the chapter
committee OF the Grand Lodge. Mr.. G.. p
Boone, right of way agent for the South
western Telephone and Telegraph company
and a prominent Mason, was the hrst 10
arrive
The Grand Chapter will meet today, and
large number Of Masons are expected
TO arrive in the city during the day
The following Masons are now registerel
at the Bristol w r Pugh Higgins aud
w. r. Lawrence, Carthage; Frank New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
A New Chief Clerk.

Mr.. C. r. Smith, chief clerk In the Of
flee OF General Freight Agent Taylor oil
the Houston East and West Texas rail-
way. has rendered his resignation, Ell
fectiye December 1. Mr.. Taylor announces
appointment OF r. r. Redfeld OF st. Louis
as the successor. Mr.. Redheld is a well
known railway man. He was chief clerH
in the general freight office of the Cot
ton Belt at Tyler at one time AMI later
chief rate clerk in the general freight OF.
fee of the road in St. Louis, He arrived
in the city yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
HELEN GOULD BUILDING.
Institution for Railway Men VIII BE
0peneu Soon

Texarkana, Texas November 27--The
board of managers OF the Helen Gould
building for railroad men at this place met
today for the purpose of devising plans
for the opening of the institution. II was
decided to set the date at December Is
and to extend invitations to all railroad
officials and employees throughout thu
country.
The refuge is under the direct control
of the Young Mems Christian Association
and to their secretary. Colonel +. P. Kirk
land, Msis Helen Gould wrote a few days
ago that she intended participating in the
opening exercises The orator for the &C.
casion has already been selected and the
event is generally looked forward TO as one
of the most important of Its kind in the
history of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28

A negro named Luke Aoemap was ar
raigned before United States Commission
er Tracy Dunn yesterday, charged with
impersonatlng United States deputy
marshal Ee was hound over to await the
action OF the Federal grand jury and taken
10 Galveston nv Deputy United states
Marshal borough.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
MANY WITNESSES.
Party from Galveston viii Have 9
Special Car.

Party from Galveston Will Have
Special Car.
rhe trial of Easley, charged with the
killing of young Blythe, a reporter on
the Galveston Tribune, is set for Thurs
day at Livingston, Texas There will be
an attendance of about 100 witnesses and
ATTORNEYS from Galveston. They will ar
rive here Wednesday evening in special
car over the Galveston, La Porte and
Northern, and the car will be switched
to the Houston East and West Texas AMI
taken TO Livingston, General Managers
Kent OF the Bay Shore line and Meldrnm
OF the Gulf Air line arranging TO carry
the car through from Galveston for the
accommodation Of the party. The Wit
nesses do not relish the idea of being alb
sent from their homes Thanksgiving Day.
but they can not evade tho summons OF
the court and must be there.