The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
MIDGET FROM BRENNAN
.r.Lrry CAUSED ny A
RUNAWAY.
-. Flood sufferers Re
=. lam kaufman County.
-. and Personals.

reYas July IA runaway
-. miles north OF the city on
ling came near resulting fatal
..unants OF the vehicle. Mrs.
s.sv and Miss Halle Stock
roompanied by three small Gnu
:. Gus schuerenbers, were out for
49,, nassiug through a gate, they
. narrow lane leading up to
.repperg home, and 1T was mere
.,,srt occurred. The horse, one
lptlest of animals, suddenly TOOK
dashed away at breakneck speed
Inc q short distance the buggy
a a rough place in the road and
nrned, throwing the occupants TO
4 with great violence, The baby
nv was rendered unconscious FOR
nile and was not restored until
y mr. ], r. Williamson. Some
~ members of the party were
,,.sa hut fortunately none OF
Il are serious.
" Winkelman, who is touring In
s,ahles his friends to keep up
travels BY sending them postal
lining beautiful Illustrations OF
tng features OF the different places
cone Of the views are from places
:, in heidelberg, Strasberg and
sss The battle of Gravelotte and
~ Heidelberg are among the
,usand mounds of supplies for the
yerers arrived Saturday afternoon
nfman county; Terrell. Kaufman
i'm yere the points from winch 1t
ped. -,
Eork Of replanting crops in the
ottoms has begun. Many acres OF
\ and field peas will be planted.
ners have been taught diversity by
lief committee at this place re-
telegram Saturday afternoon
R, S. Gilbert OF Beaumont stat
slo men could obtain employment
from Sl.25 to s1.50 per day. The
- here at once conferred with
kppell Hill committee in regard
halter. The committee at Chappell
brted that most of the labor there
employed on the farms. The
committee were also informed
Lee OF the Central railroad that
ftation would be furnished laborers
mont in case the committee was
to guarantee that employment
Y given the men on their arrival
teresting meeting of the German
was held on Sunday afternoon in
over Krause & Gurrech's place.
new members were enrolled on
ks of the organization. and initial
ments were made for celebrating
Iversary Of the battle of Sedan on
ber2
chairman OF the relief committee
Telephone conversation with Mr.
F0 Of Houston this afternoon in
hat gentleman informed him that
fort was being put forth to secure
bples for the people of the Brazos
Ind that the same would be shipped
e utmost dispatch when received
pllingsworth of Temple has under
supply this place with 100 bushels
corn.
July term Of the county court was
PED by the cheriff at 8 o'clock or
morning and at that hour Judge
Furry occupied the bench with the
of Justice properly adjusted fol
d out exact equity to all.
81 Hunter of Galveston, land agen'
Santa Fe, is spending the day il
buying more land for company
fmenfs and paying for the strips al.
purchased. ar
EUGENE Daugherty of Temple was II
] this morning Mr.. Daugherty
striking resemblance to Bryan and
lon q this distinction he attract;
Fable attention.
N. Crawford, formerly Wells
COS agent at this place and al
chief clerk in the Office of Super
~ Taft, spent Sunday with ole
in the city.
W. E!lers and Messrs. Ed Wit
W A. Amsler and Pier, member:
second regiment band, will leave
ior Waco. to furnish music for the
stne laying there.
working In one store seventeen
hr. L. q. Harrison has decided or
Ee' and has disposed of his confec-
ana 1obbing business to NJ. j
q 20. Mr.. Harrison will assis
MANAGEMENT for thirty days ant
expiration of that time will leav.
N YORK City, to become a stock,
"a me 'Fireproofine" company, or,
mere by Major Abe Harrison
,ae administration of Mr.. Harrison
mess has prospered to q degree sci.
laihed In that particular line o
na II Is predicted that under thu
ment OF Mr.. Marcus Amsler thil
Ivy VIII be easily maintained. TIL,
p.ietor is Brennan boy of mucl
Placing Of electric lights in tn,
Pouse adds much In the annearanct