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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
ToDAY's RACES.


Six turlonrs. selllng-Garnet, Beach. Katie
Rutherford, Crystalline, Pluar del Rio. Rida
iO2. Alcldes. The Barber loi, Elsie Barnes.
Provolo lO7. inn Timothy, Chicopee Rarus.
Little Land Cyclone ll5.
Five furlonEs -Aurea FAIRY Dell Jena. Ha-
wau MISC HUDSON, Aida Dunn IS, Mileage
Lucille j. Larkspur. Eta Lunetta 100. Mlda
1903. =,
Selling. one rnie-Miss Edwards. Wayne NJ
Kunia. Semper Idem. Jessie Jarboe. kastsin.
SYRIA Fantasy. stanel Beana log' -
Selling one mile Emma smith, Star Dust
o. Frank Mcconnell. The Norseman 95.
Schoolgirl. Lula Frey. yox. Albert Baldwin.
sr'. og Volutante 100. Abusive lOl. Nanessa
l02 Shieldbearer lS, ,, 10
rive furiongs-Postmaster Bailey NJ, Petes
puriea scorpula. sraihilgat onteprtt.
Snrnnr Prentice. King, Dellis. Gallardo. Jonn
W Pstton. Mittenthsl. Coley 100 Dissoluts
III. 49,, c,,Lo Eri.e,ana
Trimmer co. Yubadam 100 annie NJ Cghnle
Lee iO2, Three Bars, The Elector I0. , Fan
charm. Don Clarencio. Flammarion lu1'
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Anderson. Texas, June 1.-THE commits
sioners court is now sitting as board oil
equalization, and good many have been
notified to appear before the court to show
why their taxes should not be raised
Mrs. Andrew Floyd and baby are now
in Houston. visiting relatives
Henry Becker is In Houston on business,
James Scott was placed in jail last FRI
day under a charge OF making criminal
assault upon the 13-year-old daughter Of
William McClenney living near lola Nc
Cheney and a neigbbor brought - cary
here. 1t Is claimed that the ohense oc-
CURED Thursday night The young man'
Scott. is about is years old and claims 10
have come from Hopkins county, Texas.
All parties are white. Scott was work,ns
with the Mcclenney family. Judge
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
slate of New Appointments VIII lie
Submitted Today.

Galveston, Texas June 1S-The city
council will meet Monday night and at
that time Mayor Jones viii submit his list
Of appointments for confirmation. The
knowing ones say there will be fight.
1t is foregone conclusion that the mayor
will reappoint Ed McCarty city treasurer
That is where the hght will come, AS
hard fight was made on him during the
campaign as was made on Noah Allen and
Mayor Jones both. Anyhow II is wen
agreed that there are at least i've alder
men who will vote against his conhrmn-
tion tomorrow night.
The supporters OF the new admlnistra-
ton claim that the people voted for Jones
with the full knowledge that McCarty was
his friend and that the council ought not
10 embarrass the mayor by turning down
one of his chief appointments IL Is be-
EevGd McCarty will be confirmed, but
there will be some votes against him.
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Sly nrlongs-Kate Gibbons Sc. Little Dutch
% a. r Mona d 81. W. b, Gales 90. Fourth
ward Tava. Harris 90. Alexandri;e ioi' Hin
doonet l0l ...,.- -
seven furlongs, selling-Naney seitz' Leonie
!, ,,Ior,sont ida Marie 1885, LadaJ Lafayettl.
Colonel Cassidy. stuttEart Hineoos ,d pr' ana
Fert Henry Koenig, 4, 3 he Prjee is. ~"
me mile and seventy yards ,ellins-A,ar q,
Dutch Bard III. Gomez lll IA, Ia Lose
SIX IL tIasAwsts- t02. Faustyro, Fon,aln-
bIeu as Ic ~ Virgins iii pave Waldo Gibraltar
IA .ar-,ias -Teilx Bard az.
rive iurloh ~, Fj,e Shot Glissandre. El
Fore Eose f1 ,os Sam gn philips, Downward ilS
southern Girl llv. r.. hsndIeap-GIad
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CANE BELT RAILROAD.
Proposition 10 Build the Line Into
the Town of Wharton.

Proposition 10 Build the Line Into
the Town of Wharton.
Wharton, Texas, June 1S.--The following
is copy of the proposition OF Mr.. Dunno
want representing the Cane Belt road,
made to the people of Wharton at the mass
meeting yesterday
Wharton, Texas, June II, 1899.
Mr. G. c. Clifford and others, committee.
Gentlemen: The Cane Belt Railway con-
pany submits you the following PROPOSE
ton: If the citizens of Wharton county,
Texas, will convey to the said company
right of way 100 feet in width from Boz
nus, in said county, along down and near
Caney creek at such place as may be deS-
ignated by said company to the line be-
tween the counties of Wharton and Mata-
gorda, and will also convey TO said com
pany ample depot grounds at the town OF
Wharton lit is understood by depot
grounds that dimensions shall be a00 rect
in width by 5000 feet. said 5000 feet to be
lengthwise the track of said company, all
as may be demanded by said company ahu
free OF charge, cost or expense TO sdlu
company, and furthermore pay to salu
company the sum of $4,000 when said road
shall have been constructed from Eagle
Austin county, Texas with connection
with Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company of Texas, and also constructed
from Bonus, in Wharton county IeXas
to the town OF Wharton, and then pay
$4,000 additional when said road shall
have been constructed and extended from
said town of Wharton to where sans
crosses the line between the counties o.
Wharton and Matagorda Then upon sucf
terms and conditions the Cane Belt Ran
way company will extend and construct
It's road from Eagle Lake to said town o
Sealy and make connection with said MIS-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad OF Tex
as and extend and construct its road, iron
its present terminus of Bonus, down an'
along Caney valley by way OF Wharton
such route as may prove most adyan
tageous to said company. to where sai'
valley crosses the line between said coun
ties of Wharton and Matagorda' WITHIN
twelve months from date.
VIM. Dunovant
President Cane Belt Railroad Company
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hilils, Texas. June 1.-THE closing ex-
fI9ss Of the school here took place at the
PA creak Club hall The teacher had
fltiully practiced her scholars and well
PINNED the programme which when rend-
m vas considered by all who attended
Il he best entertainment ever given at
/ s 1late
lhs audience was very large, not all
'h get room in the hall. Many people
|ias from adjoining counties.
~ RELATIONS, dialogues and songs all
Eye skill in training and execution,
~ rejected high credit on both teacher
|iN scholars.
ih exercises lasted until midnight,
~ aver having spent three hours with
n aeen interest and pleasure the audience
y unwilling to depart, and soon the
E.a' strains of music set their feet to
-s,As ID unison and the house continued
'- M day scene of delightful dancing.
~ Varrle Rows of Houston has been
"'a elected as teacher of this school.
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Railroad building in .c,esurne.

cieburne, Texas. June 1.-THE contract
Tor the coach shop, new addition to the
santa Fe shops, was let yesterday to Theo-
dore Belharz of Dallas, and work will COM
mence Monday The shop will be 9ox16o
feet and is to be built OF stone, thorough
ly flashed throughout Three other build
ings are to be erected soon: Car repair
shop, so by 300 feet: lumber mouse 20 by
200 feet; a sill house 40 by 100 feet.
Chief Engineer G. +. w. Felt OF the
Santa Fe railway was in the city to-day
looking after the Santa Fe shop buildings
that are TO be built
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Louisville, June 1S--It was the same OLD
story with the Colonies today-lnabnity to
hit.
Score X III II
Louisville .....,......OO 900 COL 100 ) g
Baltimore .........,.... 200 oil 300 Il o
misunderstanding and Kittrdge; Kitson
and Robinson.
st. Louis, June 1s-Terrihc hitting In the
seventh and eighth innings was responsible
for the perfect victory over the Senator's to-
day.
Score II III u
Washington .............,00 l 10 600 3 . 3
Batterles-sudhof and o'Connor; Dineen
ana Mcclure.
Chicago juno lS.-The visitors had all the
pest of it today until the ninth when the
locals won out in grand stand finish.
Score X III Il
Chicago ................,.Ol0 600 O02- )
New York .............,.. 0Ol 600 1000 3
Batteries. Donahue and Taylor; Meekin and
Warner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

Gnlf railway into the hands OF the re-
ceiVers, Fordyce and Withers, II seems
they have looked upon Texarkana with
tender feeling. For some months the gen
erai offices Of the Texarkana and Fort
smith railway tKansas City. Pittsburg
and Gnit In Texas have been located here.
and to-day the offices OF the general road
master, o. H. Crittenden. and the resident
engineer, A. f. Rusts, we're moved from
Mena, Ark. TO Texarkana. Both offices
employ about thirty clerks. II is rumored
the dispatchers offices. which were moved
from here to Mena short time ago, will
pc removed back here at an early date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
Beaumont briefs.

Beaumont. Texas. June ls.--At Por,
Arthur this afternoon the Beaumont base
ball club defeated the Port Arthur nine by
score OF i6 to 10.
About 100 Beaumonters went to Roll
over and other seaside resorts last nigh,
TO spend Sunday Many returned this
morning and report that the north wind
which prevailed last night brought swarms
OF mosquitoes TO the beach.
No new cases Of scarlet fever are no.
ported today. 1t is believed that the dis.
case Is now subsiding and will disappear
as soon as the six now III recover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
Going to Mnniin.

New Orleans. La, June Isl, L. Lo-
gan of El Paso, Texas, left yesterday for
Manila, Philippine Islands. via st. Louis
and Chicago where he goes to assume the
new and novel role of general freight and
passenger agent for the Texas and Pacific
railroad in the Philippines. This is said
to be the first American railroad to send
man to the Philippines to establish a
regular office with the highest title of the
department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Hon. Thomas Ball, congressman from
the First district, spent Sunday in the
city,
Former Senator Greer Of Beaumont was
here a short time today. but returned via
the Gulf and Interstate to his home.
An excursion over the houston East
and West Texas railway brought large
number Of strangers to town today, Many
of them are from points in Louisiana.
Clarence Ousley. editor OF the Galveston
Tribune, returned today from short
business trip to New York City
Thomas A. Dun OF Houston and MISS
Birdie Spann OF this city will be married
here on the evening OF the 2ist. The
groom is a promising young railroad man.
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Cleburne Nc,Ys Nntes.

.fuurne' Texas, June 16.-Albert COL
Il ~, negro is on trial for the murder
v W. NJ Aloerts' white man, at Alvarado
I. sOSember. The taking OF testimony
N n Dssuo this afternoon and the case
+ Probably consume all of tomorrow.
n ~, asN murder case on docket Is that
M snaw' which is set for Monday.
y afst freight car loaded was brought
n ~ ,'s h' on the Santa Fe switch back
.i,s y gMs,;,'dlng occupied by the Heron
~ p holesale Grocery company.
Il, ~ Retail Clerks union mel last night
b. 'us'ea the following officers: Presi-
IN T. w Wiseman: first vice president,
r.sn, sssoos' second vice president, Will
srsv.. 'V ~. financial secretary, c. jan
"a; ma sVoTuing secretary, NJ. f. Garri-
30 Wilson; guardian, l.. Fields.
ri m NAN Loud, good old col
an urea wednesday, on his little
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
MORE RAILROADS ron MEXICO.
Work Has Begun on the National Te-
hauntepec Line.


City of Mexico. June fs.-lt is announced
that the government has concluded ar
engagements for settling with the holders
of bonds OF the National Tehuantepec
railroad, which crosses the province OF the
same name, and has instructed Pearson Il
Son, the contractors, TO begin work under
the contract TO build line in substan-
tial manner and commence work on TWO
new ports to be created at Salina on the
Pacific side and Coalestec. The work Is
OF great commercial and strategical impor-
lance. II will cost many millions OF dol
lars and give Mexico facilities for dong
great trade In international freight.
News has been received that LONDON
syndicate has bought the steamship line
OF Senior Rames and also all his valuable
timber lands with much mahogany anu
other precious woods, $4,000 pounds ster-
ling being paid down to close the trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

New York. June is,--Afse- the Suburban
hsndicap Saturday the stewards announced
that Maher was fined $500 "for abusing the
horse Banastar, and suspended Tor ten days
for willfully breaking up starts" Also that
''the entries OF the horse George kecnc were
ordered refused In all over night events for
the rest Of the meeting" The last order was
ocoasioned by George Kecne's vicious actions
at the post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
Mail Robbery Confirmed.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 1S.-officials of
the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf af-
firm the reported mail car robbery and say
the robbers got only So and registered
letter. They do not know how the rob-
berry occurred.
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Nntcs md PersonnIs.

Mr.. B. C. Doherty is now stationed here
as car accountant OF the International and
Great Northern.
r. Z. L. Renfro, with the International
and Great Northern some years ago, has
returned to the city, being rate clerk for
tina Southern Pacific.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

A meeting of the Texas rate clerks will
be held in st. Louis next Wednesday to
adjust rates and transact other business.
The general passenger agents of the South
western association will also meet same
time and place, and important results are
expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
MOTHERS.

Bring your round shouldered. narrow
xSstsd hoys to the Texas Colorado Chau-
.a,,oua for development In a few days
49, will. under a competent Instructor.
y,ade able TO climb 10 lofty heights in
he mountains without painting for breath.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: r. G. Crawford, Kan
sas City; c. D. Morrison, S. s. Garrison,
Shreveport. La: j b. Jourdan, Waco;
Eugene Early, city; Miss Ella Fouts, Miss
Lille Colon, Mount Lebanon, La; D.
Wolfe Carter and wife. Mount Lebanon
La r. c. Hosby, J. G. Ftzhugh, Dallas
r. f. Wiley, Little Rock; Miss Louise
Lewis, Shreveport; John Lcake, a. Rose
Dallas; C. L. Ramsdete, John Hunter
Leoni Lehman, Alexandria, La; u. u
Rix, ci<y: w. r. Mays city; A. T. Harvey,
HolxNn; j. A. Boone Shreveport; ID. =.
BAe, Shreveport; II. b. Porter and VIE
Nton, Kan; w. e. Ellington, T. o.
Wilson, w. c. Vance, l.. w. Wilson, w II.
Kelly, r. w. Steele, Shreveport J. g.
Taylor and wife Texas; Charles D. Cotes.
Decatur, Texas; T. ]. Harris and family,
Ardmore. l. r. Geo. Boone Cieburne; ID.
f. searcy Dallas; W. J, Miner, Weather
ford Abbott Cockrell, II. 7. Mansfield
and wife, Houston George p. Dickey and
Wife Houston; Charles Goodman, Atlanta;
s. Bassett and wife. Dallas w A. slaley
Indiana; r. B. Maddox New York Alt
oppenhemer. New York w. J. Founnan
and wife. Fort Worth: J. J. Shaw, z. A.
Mcdowell, G. G.. Knight, J. ]. Knight w
f. Brown, Louisiana; II. b. Marehnank
Dallas: r. A. Greer Beaumont; Fl.
Mitchell. w. NJ. Creton. Houston; Joseph
Inc Mitchell, Columbia w, Va; Miss Hen
rietta Price, Houston: Fred Casper, New
York; WIG. Aehenbac< Dallas; w. TEN
pleton Kansas City; Russell Myrick, Dal-
las: J. l.. Clark, York, Pa; r. p. Beck
horn. Fort Worth; Thomas L. Lowry, sar
Antonio: a. Goldsten and Wife, Dallas
b. NJ Wllzin and wife, New York; w
Gibbs. Thomas H. Ball, Huntsville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

Fort Worth, Texas, June 17.--R.. NJ.
Graham today sold 1000 warnings Tor the
Louisville Land company for $4,000. the
purchaser was w. G. Quinlan of Kansas
City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

Two base hits-Murray, Kommer.
Double hys-BrorEway and Alexander,
Holland and Kemmor.
In struck Bases Batter
Pitcher nings. out on balls Balk. hit.
Isaacs ,."... j.:
Luitich .....,. D..
Umpife-Alatthews.
Time Of game-1;2o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
Seem 10 Have No Ambition in the
Way of Winning u Gnmc-Ftvc
Straight Losses.
TEXAS LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE :


Austin, Texas, June lS.-Austin lost today's
game to Houston by poor fielding in the sew
enth inning; three successive hunts were
made in that inning and Welksrt scored them
with a lonL drive for two bases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
THE LADIES' DRESSING ROOMS

As established In the beautiful new Pull
mans on the Denver road are more than
twice as large as the old ordinary dress
ing-rooms in Pullman cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

smithers has issued an order to have the
grand Jury reconvene June 20 to investi-
gate the matter.
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Mnhcr rined.

Eyes. Doloro 50. Re True SIS. Lady Callahan.
Appleiack a2. Fireside io2, Meadow thorpe liz.
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n Error Corrected.

Nv. ,pecial wagons for collection OF
INsi . from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
's,ysi r trains; also for delivery to pri-
.ss,iisrces in the city. We are on duty
i Il soors. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
a,Ssrs from private residences receive
IN Attention Phone Sc.
HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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THE DENVER ROAM.

The Denver Road now runs cafe cars
daily Fort Worth TO Denver Meals In a
la carte served any hour OF the day
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charity Instead Of Pleasure.

charity Instead OF Pleasure.
Eagle Pass, Texas. June is.--Thc
Board of Trade has abandoned the
big Fourth OF July celebration and
will distribute the funds among
food sufferers here and at Brack-
EFT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

Three base hit-Badger.
Double Play-O'Connor and Spencer.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitcher n,ngs. out. on balls. pitch. hit.
S%Shn1ash :. :. ; ! I :.
Umpire-McCloskey.
Time Of game-t:i5.
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T.xnrlSnpa I'm Big Luck.

Texarkana. Texas. June 17.-Sinee the
passing OF the Kansas City. Pittsburg and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
just. the Goods
You Want at
the Time You
Them.

Nobby, dressy garments, bear
ing that desirable touch OBJ
served in the up-to- date dress
er--Suits you would expect to
pay a much greater price for
than the figures we name
beyond doubt the cheapest lot
of good Clothing ever on sale
in this place. It doesn't cost
anything TO look at these goods;
It doesn't cost much TO buy
them,
S 10000
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLoTaiER.
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.o.p SCHEDULE

LOAD SCHEDULE
3 :. S~ oa'.'. y; y: =: !: :;
~ !. .,..,cu, Harrisburg & ,S Sns s I'm
7: 81 Antonio '''
Nv YORK. Ts1a's o'ss am
u Mexican
49,. 1908 am
= .,.ssuri, kansas 7;I5 pm
"A, Henderson io;7o Pm
~ .ra Henderson trains leaving.
- hossp' m. and arriving at sos a! a, m.
4 md ~ ~, = Grand Central Depot. lhey
70. n1 ~ md arrive ten minutes earlier
rlrs ss,,I and Grea, Northern depot
o.r s. :.;,. . + s.sa S Il: Il: I'm
Main LA. z:SS s s.m
..v, Congress Street Depot
q .s,s ! Isi and arrive fifteen n'nu'e' Garner
= International : Gre" ; I:so pm pm
k9 "a chlcseo Fast Mall.
celsnSi. Tap. $50 pm
s,,.,on East& West Texas
n1Ssrveport. Kansas City
and Cincinnati sioS Pun
~ Mail and Express" |
:, Houston g. Texas oi7o a.m
~ Central ''4S p"
III Galveston. Houston & }..4o pm
~ Northern R'y Co. to:oo pm
Z. San Ant & Aransas Pass o'o5 am
r~.,. arrive and depart from the Grand
nus ,.,e,pt The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
p a xxx depo. in the Fifth ward, the In
~. vi I'd Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
4 s y. A. International and Great Northern depot
Ers...s venue. The Missouri, Kansas and
w G.,yeston. Houston and Henderson trains
Z Y n .i,srns,onal ana Great Northern depot.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-19
AMERICAN SYNDICATE
Instead of British Will Control
Cripple Creek Railroad.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-D. sH. Moi
fat, of Denver, one of the owners of
the Cripple Creep railroads, which are
reported to have been sold to London
syndicate for $4,000, 900, has been in
town some time in connection with
this deal. He said today regarding
the reported sale:
"The report from Denver is little
premature, because the deal for con-
solid alton of the two railroads mention
ed in the dispatch has not yet been
carried through. 1 will not deny how
ever, that negotiations to that end are
now in progress and may be completed
within a few days, Until then I am
unable to make public any details re-
garding the basis on which the deal
may be effected.
In the dispatch fromsDenver 1 OBJ
serve that it says the railway and
works will be sold to a London syndi-
cate. I am at liberty to say, however,
that this deduction is entirely wrong
and that the com bination which may
be formed to take over the properties
is made up exclusively of American
capitalists"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-19
TO EAT TONIGHT
Workingmen Will Dine With John
Brisben Walker.

BriSben Walker.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Though the
dollar jefferson dinner to be held at
the Grand Central Palace tonight has
been declared q workingmeu's demon
stration and not q Chicago platform
banquet, the free silver doctrine and
kindred articles of political faith en-
braced in the Chicago platform will be
almost the only things discussed.
John Brisben sWalker will preside
over the feast and those present will
include numerous followers of Mr..
Bryan together, with sprinkling of
social reformers and labor leaders of
more or less prominence. To keep up
the non-partisan character of the
gathering Mr.. Bryan, at the request
of the committee in charge of the ar
rapgements, will deliver a ''humanita-
rian'' address on "Thomas Jefferson
but whether he will refrain entirely
from all reference to the silver and
anti-expansion doctrines is a matter
that is brothering some of those in
terested in the gathering.
Other speakers whose names appear
ON the programme are Bishop Potter,