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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
LATEST ABOUT
THE BOUNDARY

WASHINGTON. u. G. Sept a.
There 10 a report that the United
states and Great britain are on the
point Of concluding meiua vtvrndt
covering the diaputri territory Of
Alaska. Il IL understood the bound
AIRY lire has been hxrd aud the auess
tiuns remaining e. b- settled arr -
such minor Importance ~ q leave
iiitl. doubt - the ultimate rcHuit
Secretary Hay refuses to 80 into de
tails. but the Impression has Eune
out that he has agreed ta a temper
aFl line running across ehilkat inlet
north ~ the Indian village - kluh=
wan
Fof a better understanding ~ the
situation H may bc explained that
north - LINN canal the Hire claimed
b. the uuItrd states runs nearly
east and wsst and that Chllkat lnivi
Is branch % Lynn canal and kIuks
= an IL directly weaf - uS~a IS miles
The report ia that Secretary Hay
has agreed that beginning al a
point northwest Of kiukNnn. the new
boundary shall dip south Il the Am
urican line saue miles. crUeH Chil.
kat inlet near It, head. ard run
straight east 70 chilkout pass.
THIS would adj a frw square miles
- territory e. Canada. but would
leave kukean plea and skax~ a..
and AL ~ the main channel Of Lynn
canal to the rnltri States territory.
II 10 not ciear from Information at
hand iuss shat advantage Canada
cen derive from this new PARTITION
outside - the acquisition % little
territory.
me inference at nrri sight T. that
- gaining access o. Chiikst inlet
she ran establish a port at It's head
but q IL said the waters Of that IN.
80 are too shaii1s for large vessels
AS4d b~slsi~e they aould a~ ln United
States territory Sscfetary Hat atsa
asserts that Canada - 60 get M
port On Lynn canal rs the mpsiua
vivcndi bat pnsnihly he refers TO %.
main channel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining exchange
today the only sales were 900 Huek-
leberry at the regular price. 7iac.
Sea Level was offered at 274c. with
out a bid. Three weeks ago the
same stocks held firm az ti.00, Col.
Gold 4 Copper has become steadier
and held at 81 50 a thousand on to-
days quotations. but no bid was
made. Sea LION. n new property on
the Southeastern coast OF Alaska,
was listed for the FIRST time on a Sc
attic exchange. The price asked was
t2he. but the stock was a stranger
and no one wanted H. Golden Tun-
net Development. which fcll a. low az
7c on Saturday. f. back To ibc today
and held firm Lone Poue Surprise
was offered at 26c cash. and a 30-day
offer Of zoe on an option was de
clined, Princess Maud was strong
at l2ikc. and an attempt to buy a
3O-dsy option at ifc was not success
full. flag I'M. a Republic property,
was bid for at Be- without finding a
seller This stock was offered 30
days ago at nc. other quotations
were uniformly stronger. though
buyers have been scarce for "A week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

- \ hospital department wili be
provided. and laboring men who are
sick aud cannot 10 to a city hospital.
will b. taken care 81 al the home.
The idea af the home is 20 provide
clean. plain rooms. away from the
cheap lodging house Every effort
viii BE- made to shut out the profcs-
alonAi tramp
The building Will have large
reading room. where all classes Of
hsaithful reading. from the funny
papers TO books on scientific subjects.
viii be kept ON fiie. Baths will also
be provided
Something In the way Of evening
amusement will be arranged. - the
men can take their friends tn the
home for entertainment Oppor-
tuniiy will also be- furnished the mon
70 arrange for their own evenings
entertainment. In order that they
may secure that which is most pleas
ing to them.
Rev. Hugh " GlIrhrlst. pastor Of
the Westminster Presbyterian
church. said 10 "a star reporter this
morning. We want 10 make the
home just az home-ukc az possible.
and every thing will be done with
that end ia view The only Thing
that will be- required Of a lahorlnE
man In order for him to secure I'D
mission and have a home there. viii
be to show BY his conduct that he
desires to be- manly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

At the laat meeting af the execu-
tive council u the Charity Orgaulza-
tion society. the resignation of 4. J.
Bair. a. secretary. was handed In
and accepted. Mr. BAR leaves the
Charity Organization society TO take
charge 81 the Working Mems home
Of the Westminster Presbyterian
church.
The report Of Mr. Balr shows that
while the society - practically free
from debt. IT Is also Without funds.
This VIII hamper the work Tor "A
while.
The heaviest work Of the H0ciety
Will not begin until October !. BE
fore that time steps viii boz taken to
secure funds. J.. Is probable that a
trained secretary will be secured for
the society before the years work ia
commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
New Officers Elected.

TACOMA. Sept s-The following
officers and trustees ~ the chamber
af commerce were elected yesterday
afternoon and installed az the annual
meeting in tho evening President.
r. l. Mcdonald, vice president.
hcury Muhr treasurer. g. " Nor
rill. trustees Tor two years. q. J. Nc
Nellry. l.. t. nalkNiii, " ". Pow
ell = n Murray g. Ebert "a s
Hamilton Cor one year. n =. HinG
ham. q. .. Cospst. Henry Mahueke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Calls for German and Italian Test
mony About Dreyfus.
JUDGES SHOW THEIR PREJUDICE
By Declining 10 Permit The Foreign Govern.
mentS 10 Name The Real Traitors
10 France

hsSS e sent sSo ay a.%s@s "a s me eGS st
ssa bFsyfas never had relation. With forclsn poer rnis
% The fset tina, the PERSECUTION had sangoned ssns IA IN.
., Sssas.h the detns could Do lswiss shassh nal
shst dosumva had been communicates 10 the
Presdsn, of the without knowledge q the defense la
sc made sroas protest assns that THIS swat error Of the
nr~t eourtuafta committed
l.eor also asked would through
MAJ ca4r for en- r tsa ers,sss s ~ ms mora ana
tn: s.a. .' OF ''e' acton and a would not -''
President Jonas, reserved h. decision.
pr, as hT as, Tai 81 ea sss session. cs,ns"el ,se
Introduction. demanded
70 insss'sate the This delay granted BY the
ras 'es' session devoted 70 consideration % the
rss ns vitae. called eaay va ss,s as..,' the london
London to interview rrsay Who positivsy stated to him
as Ne wrote me eerdsesa a. 40 nsrlm'n"ns document
Hsreugon MAJ carsrs shouted In the q me
a,~ sandhesr against the mention Of his In this
rrioined should your protests
haHy Nho has this asaonof uPen sandhe Don't hamper
then save elaborate rerhsHys story
sToass Gen Ress to Ms L assyiss hs he vas eve, over
last desperate Kick Of the defense IL
labor sos's or ne eeaTa'y :, has ben Practically
orsd him ssfs eaaauet lie refused aud 80 ws awe his state
one ~ ths iudxss then asked uassrt .er yrsrasy s
n. wrote me ha-reau fd he nos st insist that preytas
Rss.st rep,Icd 'aa' he Az
He .aa Esefhry had him letters which he handed
let tsess letters b readf-erisd L@bori
but you ~ould,- continued tabor You are committing
the error Of the a eoarara in accepting evidence unknown
many repeatedly
Interrupted
witness would be allowed rhrs plea absence
the opening days when testified
uninterrupted
Thareux former minister ~ Justice took the
made
wh
Dreyfus
the Italian ambassador Paris which the told
me Italian Intelligence bureau had relations
Tsaru. quoted m. italian ambassador a. saying that IN
1897 EstsrhazY
embassy Tor protection and threatened commit suicide
the admitted.
Thansuxa wonderfully aud
few dry
Thsreux concluded
taehes would be allowed 20 appear and tell all
Judge Advocate had
admitted this might help Justice
attended a
finally decide
II hey hade
received documents enumerated In the brdereau
to
he he president
nouncf that unanlmousy refused
quest The announcement followed by hubbub
quickly
Immediately adjourned Dreyfuses left the
what they nagrant blow
justice. Labor ,fat he viii
Italian before
will volunteer information which the
RFSNEs sept Your correspondent interview
attaehe alleged to
have addressed
challenge. but n he would certainly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PHILADELPHIA sept s-rhe day Of the Grand
Army encnmpment dawned bright cool
which reviewed by President Mckinley
parade ccpsed anything
Grand Before the parade
and given continuous
the passed land tho
president and entered the luncheon was
Later
Tonight there Will he Of
music. at which Mckinley viii make
evening he viii attend the banquet
Grand OF
continues be interesting Col Albert
Rasseur Of ST. Louis
Il a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
coughliu-Armstrong Cases

CHICAGO. Sept Attorney John
r Long acting on behalf ~ Michael
McNamara and william y Muhnney.
bnndHmru FOR Daniel GouFhilu and
William II Armstrong. the fugitive
allcsed Jury hflhefH. made appliea
ton l. Judge Hanrcy today for leave
20 change the appeal frpm the SUI
PRONE court to tho appellate court
judge Hanscy. upon learning that
bonds had been given In the Original
appeal decided hr had mo- iufiadie-
tuu IN reopen the case. An exception
WAS taken e. the denial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Agent Seeking for an Asylum fol-
the Family.
AMONG The SOLITUDES OF CANADA
The Real Mission of LabOris Secretary. Who
Recently Passed Through This City
on a Secret Mission.

o
VICTORIA. ~ G. Sept odd the north
complement scattiei which Leon
bureau the OF Laber counsel preyfu aid
collect Information
tho celebrated s remembered hy hosa who took
Edmonton Frcgchmhn
named Bureau passed that With another
young spoke They
number 81 attendants their
Mckenzie
stated had ct
Resolution. proceeded Paris
In - this from Paris Edmonton
lie
the lie purchased the Hanquc
Jarquea the Cartier building ami invested IL said
companion Henry
relative u Col
found prison with hts throat
fH believed BE-
Cleaned Henry which also
bureaus sudden departure Paris after his
Edmonton lie often had heated arguments With f~nehmen
there who byfusarts and day received let
which he showed number It from the
81 Capt nrvyfus In In
before departure.
he when he called
told a xious
for the DrcYfuH family. Who wished
and he asked
suitable place With this ohct bureau the
called beaumont he stayed ar with
various frmern and consulted with the II
visited brother Partisan
friend 81 pseyfus.
Henry a his IL
lie attempted 10 reach the kiondike
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

The quartermaster's department la
making arrangements today TO re-
ceive the new battery which Ia now
on route from San Francisco. This
battery consists OF two officers and
about 100 enlisted men, and rs cx-
pcctcd to arrive here about day
break tomorrow. The troops Will
not be quartered here. but VIII be
sent forward at once 10 Fort Flag
Ter, on Marrowstone Point. where
they will go into camp for "a short
time as the quarters are not yet
ready for occupancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
No Increase In Salaries.

PORTLAND. or. Sept Moth.
Ing has been heard of late In regard
TO the increase Of salaries which the
teachers in the public schools were
asking Tor n while ago. In view Of
the proposed reduction Of the asscss-
able valuation u property In tn. dis
trict. and the fact that the teachers
are doing fairly we'll. having steady
work and regular pay. Il h not like
~ that anything more will be heard
about an increase OF salaries for
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Fred Ochner, aged five years. died
at the Providence hospital this morn
ing Of injuries received In an acct
dent at Batone last night The little
fellow was playing near the trnck
Of the s. A. J.. when the auuthb1und
train came slowly along. and be- Wa
struck on the head b. projection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

At the Northwestern Mining ex-
change today bidding wa not strong
600 shares If Pacific Coast Gold min
ing stocks were s0ld ut lliAe. being
NC higher than these stocks have
ever brought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

The chamber ~ commerce received
a letter this morning from =. -.
Thurber. president OF the United
States Export association. Of New
York. commencing 10 the favorable
attentions of tho chamber. Che Hon.
John Barrett. former T.. s. minister
to slam. who VIII deliver free lee
turc In Ranke hall tomorrow even
ing Mr.. Thurber's letter remarks
Mr. Barrctts address before the
New York chamber Of commerce was
a most interesting and valuable one.
lie rs doing . great work In ac-
guaintlug the people ~ the United
statos with their opportunities In
the Pacific, of which he has had an
exceptional opportunity to Judge"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Today John J. Jones had q war
rant issued from the prosecuting at
toruey's office for the arrest Of q. W.
Angel. Robert Hevingtpn ana A.
Waddell, who. he claims buncoed him
out Of 81 800 and a check for g726
several days ago in Denver I'D
Smiths saloon IN the tenderloln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

The more than successful celebra .
ton Of Labor day closed long after
midnight with three grand balls.
which were held at the Arm1ry.
Gefnana hall and Madison Park
pavilion. Zach one was largely at
tended. and a thoroughly good time
was enjoyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
A HOME FOR
MEN PROVIDED

The Jefferson fheater has been se-
cured Tor the Mems Christian league
work 81 the Westminster PrcHhyter-
ian church. A two year lease has
been signed. and the theat-r IL being
altered and fitted up a. a laharing
mems home.
The home il not a charitable insti-
tuition. a comfortable place viii be
prepared Tor iah0rtng men at prices
that only pay running oxpes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

The following officers Of the uortl-
cultural society Werc elected late
this afternoon fof next year. Presi-
dent Prof ". -. Gerard. vice prcsl-
dent ] y. stewart. secretary. HON
er Bun. and treasurer, Z. NJ san
dahl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

RESNEs sept correspondent Gen Roget
this afternoon challenge duel
which attache. to
have addressed he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

was no afternoon service, 1t being thought
best to omit IT that the people might rest
and make preparations for sunday. , AZ
night the evangelist had for theme ne
Last cali of Mercy" The sermon was IN
keeping with the preceding sermons, earn,
est. urgent and timely, and the service
proved a very interesting one -,
Today an "all day meeting mas peen ,
planned. There will be a Sunday school
rally at $50 a. m, with some talks py
several Sunday school workers: WHEN ,r[
promise TO be interesting ana neiPdui mo
preaching service begins at 1880 a. m
with sermon by Mr.. Mulkey, and he mas
nromised that II will be an interesting
time Mrs Mulkey will speak TO ian'es
and girls only at 80 p. m, and at t'SV p
tbere will he service for men only,
Mr.. Mulkey preaching. No boy under 70
wears OF age will be admitted, not ina.
there will be things said that BOY ou nsul
NOT hear. but that his room may, be ocou
MED by men. Good music will be one oil
the features.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

after tho contest hat they expected 10 beat
Houston at least 100 pins and that thcy
were astouished at tho way the Houston
hoys started out, aud after the first two
games, when Houston had the lead by
twenty-four pins. expected TO lose the cup,
and hut. for a streak Of extra good luck In
the third game, would have lost g.
The Houstonians who went 70 Dallas all
report having had a grand time and are
loud in their praises of tho magnificent
treatment accorded them by the Dallas
team.
The Houston team has accepted ehel-
lenge from the Galveston club. but the
date Is az yet undccided they also expect
in the near future to entertain the Dallas
team here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
rA1D BunroN's BRAIN.
II Is Four nnd Half Ounces Below
average weight.

After the hanging Of Pate Burton on
Friday an autopsy was held by Drs. George
clarendon and Shaw and the brain re-
moved.
Upon examination Il was found TO weigh
forty-fve ounces, which ~ four and a half
ounces below The average Of the brain
OF an adult male,
Gray'a Anatomy, which IS regarded as
an authority in medical science. says the
weight of the brain OF an adult male aver
ages from forty-six 10 ffty-four ounces;
Of a female from forty-one TO forty-seven
ounces. The male brain averages IN weight
forty nine and a half ounces. the female
brain forty-four ounces.
In the examination OF i9i brains Of fe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

the different precincts throughout the
county Mr. Joseph r. Meyer. chairman
OF the democratic county executive COM
mittec. has suggested that tho charmen
Of the different precincts call meetings in
their respective precincts as far MS prac-
ticable. and decide upon such candidates
as will be most acceptable to the people
of the precincts and make nominations
where IT Is found convenient 10 do 90. Mr..
Meyer does not mean To make Il noliti-
cal election, but the organization OF the
democratic executive committee affords
and systematic election could he held ia
tho different precincts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
Y, Mull.ey at .he rnhcrnncle

u'nln day Of the revival at the
ais Methodist church passed yes
INV inc work moves on successfully.
s4' oesn no let-up on the part OF
ee'S' and though the day was Sat
4e services were largely attended
y. ana night. MIR. Mulkey's sub
4 wy morning was "a Great Woman. 2
'aiAeo OF the elements of greatness
Ana The influence OF woman in the
~ Elsewhere was dwelt on. The
ana wee was one In which many
,ns H. Iotners knelt at the chancel
:" husbands and children. There
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

Rey. George S, Barsoom, a. NJ. Of Con-
stantinopIe. will address the mems meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall this afternoon
al o'clock Subject "a Voice from tho
Orient All men invited.
Manila and the Philippines VIII be
the subject os the illustrated lecture OF
Mr. Frank Robertson at Turner hail Tues
day. This IS a very fine lecture and ex-
pected TO prove 20 prove one OF the best
OF the star course
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
NORTH TEXAS INSANE ASYLUM.
Committee Home from Austin say
Augmentation Is Assured.

Appropriation Is Assured.
Terrell, Texas, March 24,-Majcr J. $.
Grinnan and J. L, Terrell OF the board OF
managers of the North Texas Insane asy-
lum aud Or. J. 7. Wilson superintendent,
a committee representing the institution
before the legislature at Austin, rs urned
home this morning and state that we ap-
preparations asked for the annex are her
needed improvements are assured The APP
preparations asked for amount In tie as-
gfegate 10 $a5.730. which Is airport !oasd
as follows Annex to building for fe-nase
patients $4,000. two-story brick laundry
$40. 500 for repairing present laundry for
additional storeroofn and sleeping apart
ments $500, for salary of supervisor OF
grounds and repairs $3.50, for salary Of
third assistant physician Si250, Major
Crinnan stated further than In his opin-
ion additional appropriations WIN be added
Of $500 for ropairs and enlargement OF
female inhrmary and $500 for coal sheds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
THE coNrnAcr LET
For the Foundation, Etc, OF tn
Raywood Rice Plant.

TtHN WUON NI'N -T"HI'
The contract for the foundation engine.
pumps, boiler settings, condensers and heat
ers for the Haywood Rice, Canal and MIL
ing company at Haywood in Liberty ooun-
~ was let yesterday in this city TO Messrs-
Borden & Antel. local contractors, who
give a bond TO complete the work within
thirty days.
Mr. slocum the mechanical engineer for
the company. has returned 10 Connorsyiile
Ind. while. MIR. a. Andrews. directing en-
gineer. will remain here and supervise M
work OF completing tho plant Mr.. An
drews has also under his supervision ~
lrrigating plant at jennings La. and an
other al New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

ruler; Ed II. Harrell esteemed leading
knight W. W. Thomas. esteemed loyal
knight; Percy Allen, esteemed lecturlng
knight; George G.. Timmins, secretary ca
been Blake, treasurer, y. G. Burks, tier;
George a. Quinlan, trustee for three years.
Installation viii take place next Satur-
day night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

The election OF school trustees through
out the county has been hxed for April
/. and. in order TO conduct the election
under some organized system and decide
who may be the choice OF the people in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

boys we're on a strange alley, one that was
len feet longer than the home alley, and
also that the pins were set six inches
farther apart shan what they had been
accustomed 10 here. they won three games
out OF the six played, winning the first.
second and sixth, and were defeated by
only sixteen pins, a remarkably good
showing when all the disadvantages were
considered.
The official score Of the Dallas game
may be OF interest and is here reproduced:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
A TRIP no GALVESTON.
'ne Uniform Rank, *. OF p, {
Houston.

inform Rank, X. OF p, of
Houston.
onilorm Rank X, of +. of Houston
arranging to accompany Mr.. Craig to
's'On on Wednesday, where he goes
sN'ute and inspect oleander company.
4 number Of the Rathborn Sisters
-'eO make the trip to try and arouse
IN ' !, in Galveston in this
shore Line announce a rate Of
I'M huston to Galveston and return
T,ct TINS rip for Wednesday, March
rae's 10 be sold only for 8 p. IN.
~ ~ good to return only on morning
i sa aa'suay' March 80. leaving Calves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

males the maximum weight was found 10
be % ounces, tho minimum 81,
In the examination Of the brains Of 37S
males the maximum was found to BIO So
ounces and tho minimum 81.
The brains OF idiots are less than 80
ounces.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
EIIzs. Annual Election.

The Houston lodge Of Elks. No. 81 held
their ninth annual election last night
choosing the following officers for the en-
suing year: II. Baldwin Rice, exalted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
THE BOWLING CONTEST.

interest ia the Pastime Is on 'he
Increase.
The regular monthly bowling contest LOT
the Curtin and the Harrison medal VIII
take place at the Turner hall bowling aiiey
this afternoon at o'clock sharp ineie
is great deal OF enthusiasm among the
howIers Of the vereln on account OF the
sp,.pdid showing made at Dallas last sun
day. Despite tho fact that tho Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
srncuALs FOR MONDAY.

selling price 2Sc, Re
Sale Price .s... ~
BOYS UNDERWEAR Balbrig-
gan shirts or drawers, drawers
full length or knee length,
shirts "a TO "a, drawers "a TO
81, value soc agarment, ,,r
Sale Price .,,.. 20
MEMS tIANDKERCHIEFS- Ex-
ira union cambria, fancy eolored
hemstitched borders,
usual price iSc, 81
Sale Price ....s...o IA
MEMS CARRIERS Imperial, silk
Elastic, assortment of colorS,
selling price CSC, uoC
Sale Price ......... ~
MEMS NECKWEAR -Four. in
hand style, fancy silks, plain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

CALDWELL. The Santa Fs depot et
this place was burglarized' The amount
secured WAS about $40,