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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
personal MENTION.

r. l.. Miller of Dallas is at the Capitol
J. L. Kossbie Of Cuero Is at the Hutchins
NJ. Il. Rogers of Austin is quartercd at the
Bristol.
r.. II. Read of Huntsville is a late arrival
at tho Hutchins.
j. A. Donaldson OF Angleton is registered
at the Hutchius.
q. w. Talbot was at the Lawlor yesterday
from Temple.
W. b. Dunlap, a Beaumont merchant, spent
Yesterday in the city.
w. r. Smith OF Dallas was registered yes
terday at tho Lawlor.
Mrs. Il. j. Wiley and daughter are visHing
relatives in Galveston.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Norton OF Montgom-
cry are guests at tho Capitol.
Otto Stein OF Port Arthur was among yes
terday's visitors to the city.
Ralph Eastman. a popular Dallas travelling
man. is stopping at the Capitol
II. NJ. Walker will leave today for Colorado
Springs TO recupernte his health.
City Marshal I'D Davis OF Orange spent
Yesterday sightseeing in this city.
Jacob laoauart, prominent real estate
agent of Paris, Ill., is in the city.
w. w. Anderson of Palestine was among
yesterdays arrivals at tho Bristol.
u. w. Copeland. agent of What Happened
to Jones' is stopping az the Bristol
VIM. Masterson and H. Tankcrsley Of
Sandy Point registered at the Bristol yes
terday.
pon A, Anderson Of velasco was IL, the
city yesterday On route to Waco on a bust
mesa trip.
Colonel and Mrs. Roy w. Hearne of Bra-
mond arc visiting Mrs. ltearn's mother, at
1903 Calhoun avenue
Dan scunlan has gone to Dallas to spend
the remainder OF tho holiday season with
some Of his reativea
MIR, and Mrs Frank a. Leovy have re
turned from New orleans, whore they spent
the Christmas holiday.
r.. w colby and Il. n. Freeman of Aldinc
and }. F Donahoe of Paola Kan. were
guests at the Bristol yesterday.
Miss Belle Fem has gone to Galveston to
spend couple of weeks the guest of her
friend. Mrs. Richard Spillane.
Miss Carrie Lowe of Fort Worth. Texas Ia
spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Webb, 17i6 Jackson street.
Miss Corlnne. the star of the company
which was at tho opera house last night,
was guest of the Lawlor yesterday.
James Keller of the shcrifrs office at Bay
CITY, MataEorda county. is spending Christ
mas with his sister Mrs Or, Ed Lunn
Captain John G McKeever left for Mexico
City yesterday afternoon after spending "A
ew days hero among relatives and friends.
Mrs Edmond DAILY came up from Galveston
Yesterday to ho present at the Christmas
rec celebration OF her little granddaughter
Erie Mcclure.
Captain +. IL. Wilson of Sabine Pass.
after spending tho holidays with his family
At Harrisburg, returned to Sabine Pass yes
terday morning.
Mrs, r. w. House with her daughters.
Mrs. j. G. Lamkin and Mrs w. l.. Howe
Will be ''at home" to their friends Thursday
from to 6 y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Anderson OF Aus
tin were in the city yesterday, guests n,
frht
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GIBEaAL DONATIONS FOR THE
CHILDREN OF THE HOME.
mr.. and MIS-. J. ,. Sweeney Give $50
and r. w. Heitmnnn 4 Co DO
nate q Like Amount.

The Faith Home association met as
usual yesterday morning at shearn chapel
An interesting report from Miss Ladmer
the matron of the home. was read. in
which she gave in detail the beautiful
remembrances from the many kind friends
to the children and the care taken at the
home for their Christmas cheer and pleas
ure.
Mrs. T. W. House. treasurer Of the
maintenance fund, had been the recipient
OF Christmas check for $50 from Mr. and
Mrs. ]. J. Sweeney, and the following let
ter had been received with enclosure by
the secretary, which was rend
Dear Madam; We were complimented
with the first premium for the best in
dustrial exhibit at the Fruit, Flower and
Vegetable Festival. which was $50 cash.
We have allowed our employees to offer
the suggestions as to the method of dis
posing of this premium, They have de-
cided to tender this which we herewith
enclose (check for $500 to the use of the
Faith Home.
Wishing you all much success in your
undertaking and wishing all the children
merry christmas, We are yours truly,
IF. W. heitmann & Co"
A motion was made and unanimously
carried thnt special vote OF thanks be
given the generous donors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweeney, f. w. Heitmann & CO. and the
thoughtful employees in sending the pre-
MUM for the benefit of Faith Home.
1t was decided by the ladies to give a
sewing bee at Faith Home on January 3,
in order 10 make comforts for the little
beds. A portion of the material has been
donated for the purpose The regular
meeting will be held on January 2. The
annual election of officers will take place
on January o.
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MANY CHRISTMAS CASUALTIES
FINGERS WE'RE LACERATED AND
FACES WERE BURNED.
Young Man Blew I'm Cannon and
the Cannon Rcrtured the
Blow, fNt

News OF Christmas casualties incident
to the use OF fireworks began coming IN
yesterday morning and during the day
several cases OF lacerated fingers and
burned faces were reported However. II
was fortunate that no more people were
injured, since terrific bombardment with
fireworks was kept up until far into
Christmas night.
Henry Browne. whose home is at 1915
Hickory street. was using toy cannon
In helping to swell the noise. He put an
unusually large load in the cannon and
the fuse which he used to explode the
charge refused to burn. Young Brown
blew the fuse to make it burn and the
cannon returned the blow with interest
exploding into large number of pieces
Luckily the young man was only struck
by one OF the pieces and the injury was
slight. The flame scorched his face
slightly.
Tom Young telegraph operator at the
Cotton Exchange, had the forehnger of
his right hand torn off by the premature
explosion of cannon cracker. The re-
naming iingers of the right hand were
also injured.
Boo Joblin boy living in the Fifth
ward. has a badly lacerated hand as a re-
suit of the explosion of toy pistol.
Charles Perry of the Fifth ward is car
ryng one hand in sling from exploding
fireworks.
The little daughter of Louis Melville
of the Fifth ward had hand painfully
burned by the explosion of firecracker.
A negro bootblack called Henry lost a
finger by toying with the deadly fire.
cracker.
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CITY BHEVITIEs.

The Church OF the Annunciatlon and shearn
Methodist church had their Sunday school
CHRISTMAS trees last night,
Messrs Naquin Bailey have gotten out
q very pretty calendar. the design being two
heads and busts of beautiful girls peeping out
OF full-blown magnolia.
There will likely be a meeting this week
VI me directory of the T.. +. and " asso.
ehtlon to receive tho final report of the
olneets showing the financial outcome of the
recent festival.
The funeral of Mrs. N. A. Dewer. wife Of
AZ ~, "A. Dewer; general yardmaster OF the
sserdhy morning from the family residence
NO so6 Clay avenue. The interment WINS IN
tho German cemetery. ~
IN the running away of horse attached IN
a buggy lady was thrown opt On u,,n
street Yesterday near the corner OF Con
grsss She was taken to Stunu's drug store
w W.. sne was soon resnsctated. the accident
resident OF the Fifth ward
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of some OF the best male voices OF the
city. and better talent. on the whole,
than the club has hitherto possessed.
1t Is organized under the auspices OF
the Turnverein and is under the musical
dictatorship. Of Mr., Felix Schram. who
was the director OF the club during the
early period OF its organization and under
whose leadership the original Houston
Quartette club enjoyed Its most success
full career.
The club will be assisted In Its concert
this evening by the following solo TALENT
Misses Bessie Hughes and Sadie Timmins,
soprano soloists; Charles +. Schmidt,
cornetist; Messers. Downey and De Ar
mond. baritone and bass soloists; 10. G.
Oliver, tenor, with violin oblgato by Mrs.
e. C. oliver; G.. A. Sewers. violinist; A.
b. Kidd, pianist.
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AFTER THE FORTUNE rnlLEns
Who Secured $1,000 From Yrs. Me
Aiiistcr of This Cit,

who Secured $1,000 From Yrs. Nc
Aiiistcr of This City
sheriH Anderson and Deputies Blaylock
and Wynne are in Beaumont. where they
have under arrest some persons who are
suspected of being the fortune tellers who
secured $1,000 from Mrs. McAllister of
this city, under circumstances that have
already been related in these columns.
and in consequence of which transaction
ai-davits were filed against them in Jus
ice Hill's court, charging them with
sw'ndling. Mrs McAllister is also in
beaumont for the purpose of Identifying.
If possible. the parties under arrest ~
being the women who secured her Sl500
Sheriff Anderson wired to Houston YES
terday for another party to try and es-
tablish the identification and If successful
in fixing the identity of the parties he
will likely return with them today.
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Wounded Imnrnyinr

Joe Podesta, the aged Italian who was
shot Monday night near the foot OF the
Franklin street bridge is thought to be
out of danger.
Rosa Bobo, the colored woman who was
shot in the same difficulty, is also I'M
proving.
Rebecca Terrell colored. who received
knife wound in the neck at a colored ball
Christmas night is improving and will ro-
cover.
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CIoaed by Attnchment

''elison Texas, December 2s.-Todav
she wilkinson Jewelry company wa.
s,osed by writ of attachment issued ~
laNor OF the State National bank nm -
, 81, OF $4,000 The attachment was msda
~ su., utory grounds and was served
.r 10 o'clock by Sheriff shrewsb,,rrv
ne, ne sheriI al once took charge Of tSa
Sc"a ana the Keys of the building and ths
mouse was closed "Au Tue
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A REALISTIC sANrA Claus.
He Visits "a Number Of children IN
the Mnmstnn IniirMnrN.

r,,.;a Y-t..,a. e,,,,..t T.. ~ tu.Io .on
Nv i'neS ',''"i 'i' ''' 'i''''
OF DIR, and Mrs j. X. stuart, entertained
a number OF his little friends at the Hous-
49, ,rerrn,,., ios, ,,i,b, ,.s,h = ch,.t,tr,,s
Tee' ana no pietuer OF more enloyaole
scene OF this kind has been witnessed in
lIouston drri,, +ba tost;,,itias 81 tho ,,ros
az rhr,s,r,s me ohi,,,ron nora so,irh+
~ >n' i.'''''''' ny e'',''''' r'"e','
cd ana Inc grown people entered into the
spirit Of the affair AMI became children
apa;n ma ola yravbesrd k,cl,i,g nm HE
heels with hoyish enthusiasm when Santa
Claus entered preceded by a real live deer
nn p ~ p'TA pn eaom 1,uu o, ms snpu ,,.
the good children and the other was aIled
with switches for the bad children, hut
MS no had children We're 10 he found, Santa
Claus deer had 10 keep his switches The
deer was provided with string of sleigh
bells, which iingled merrlly MS their nim-
BILE wearer passed twice around the Christ
mas tree, which was beautifully decorated
and brilliantly lighted, seeming a creation
of fairyland.
Santa Claus followed his deer into the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

Fire Caused by Lamp Explosion.
IRE caused by the explosion OF a lamp
occurred at $3.50 O'clock last night at tho
corner Of San Jacinto and Pease streets
an building occupied by J. Baisset az a
srocery store and dwelling. The damage
was nominal.
In putting the record OF the fire at Mr.
e,sdIs residence on the bulletin board
Ehrislmas night, one OF the employees at
the central Are station put the amonnt or
insurance down as the amount of loss. The
damage was nominal and the insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
Carnegie Library runa

The work of soliciting funds for tbo
purchase of n site for the Carnegie IL
brary Will be resumed Immediately after
tho holidays. About $4,000 has already
peen secured for this purpose, which Is
regarded as a very creditable start ana
quite number of citizens from whom
iiperal donations are expected have prom
ised To contribute after January /.
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Jones, the bride, is the plaintiff In the suit
she alleges that deceased had contributed
from s12 to $15 month to her support
ana reasonably expected that she would
have continued to so contribute for the
next thirty years had she not been killed.
plaintif asks Tor damages in the sum Of
$4,000. VI
Deceased was the bride of Joe Jones' and
both We're killed In the accident.
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RECEIVED.

A fine assortment OF imported Nucrubereer
Leokuehen' koeniFs Ruchen. Marcipan.
iftruethlerod, etc" Boulllon Capsules. Capers
NHpottes Terrines, de Foies Gras, Luncheon
Olives. Truf1e Sardines. Pearl Onions An
ChoFy Paste Anro.des Gourmets. Frontage De
Namenbertl Fromago de Coulomuviere Frn.
g F.IS,, Dc RoqIefor: Frontage de Gorgouzola
fromage de Brie. N glasses; Dion Mustard
Lieblg's Extract Prunes in GLASSES Dodsnn
Srown Chow Chow PORES in glasses. FrencI,
SaI Woodeock .Pates Gfufaedi, Quail Quail
n Inoe5; ttruthedl; Trufne du Perigord, Salad
Dres5lne. Partridge Pates ttrufnIed). pheas.
am am pates ttrufhedl, Grouse Pates nruf H,iS
bIahSes Tea and Coffee. Duesseldorfer Senf
AZ g. r. sAUTER'S DELIcATEss gs,
STORE. 9e7 Preston Avenue. 1893 HH
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brakeman KILLED.

josh Knox. In the employ OF Naquin &.
Bailey's fish market. received a message
from Fort Worth last night stating that
his brother. Alvin Knox, brakeman on
the Santa ZEE, had been killed accidentally
while in the discharge OF his duty. De-
ceased was known here, having lived in
Houston.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition in Bnnkruptcx.

galveston Texas, December 2s.-J. A.
Mc1arly of the firm of McCartv q Jono,
VI iouston today filed a petition in han',
rup'ey, declaring that he was unah,e ~
pay ms debts and asking relief from cam, ~
anuer .the bankruptcy laws. Iiabilitia.
is s-ooa.la with no assets except such NJ
Is exempt BY the laws of Texas. sA 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
A New Pastor.

rev. 5. NJ Tenney of Sutherland Springs
mas peen called to the pastorate OF the
second Presbyterian church of this city
ana VIII preach his first sermon next
sunday. Mr.. Tenney preached in this city
during visit last summer. He is a min
lister OF ability
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

Messrs, Hip & Key, contractors. are
now pushing the work OF paving the upper
end of Congress avenue with asnba,t
lney are now excavating from Chartres
Gree. OUT toward the International and
pavement will DO laid with Barber as ~
phalt. "'oer as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
Y. M. g. A. No,..

ssFhe ladies' OF the auxiliary win keen
open house at the association rooms on
New years day. This will be delight
iiil occasion. The rooms will be handsome
~ decorated refreshments will be served
ana q musical programme enjoyed after
O'Clock There will be meeting of the
auxiliary this afternoon ut $40 sharn
TO perfect arrangements for New Years
day.
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1'Aeir Grandfathcr. Fonrht.

"A circumstance not often seen in the
streets Of Houston occurred yesterday.
" was meeting Of two friends whose
grandsires were friends and comrades in
arms over q hundred years ago The par
RES to the meeting were Major A. l..
Steele and d. l.. McGary. Their grand
fathers were together at the battle OF blue
Licksdn Kentucky. when We Kentucklans
were ambushed and got shot to pieces as
badly as Dom Paul shoots the English.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

The house at rs Peters alley was burned
Yesterday by order OF City Health Officer
Or. Massie, the fire department executing
the order. The house had been inhabited
by persons afflicted with smallpox.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
PERHAPS FATALLY WOUNDED.
A CIstern Falls ON nm Ola Negro Yes
terduy Afternoon

BOD hershaw. an old negro who was
lacking up a wooden cistern on the
premises OF Captain Sam Ashe. was per-
haps fatally injured yesterday afternoon
by the cistern falling on him. He was
badly bruised about the body and his left
arm was mashed The old man was taken
home in the patrol wagon. where he was
attended by DR.. Weir. 1t is thought that
his Injuries will prove fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
Married Mt Hampstead.

MT, Uhanhcey Lowry and Miss Rosa
Nooner were married in Hampstead yester-
day evening at o'clock. by the Rev.
George II. Phalr. pastor OF the NJ. f..
church, and Immediately took the train for
Houston and are now located at the Bris-
tol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
Qunrtette club concer,.

Iha Houston Quartette club will give
theif nrst concert Of the season this even
I'M ~ Turner hall. complimentary to the
sllsubers Of the Turnyerein. The club,
xhtie pot numerically as strong as it has
- Y ths past. 4 made up this season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27
SOUVENIR ALBUM.

MIR. Dexter has moved his office to so5
Main street, next TO Houses bank. in
order to more conveniently supply the
patrons for his elegant pictorial book on
Houston. There are few gifts more beau
tifii, for Christmas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

Berwick Bay. Matagorda, Galveston,
oysters. fish. shrimp. wild ducks at Eug'
Artusy's bl4 Travis street. Phone IA.
FREQ delivery.
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DR.. j. ]. Burroughs will do consulta
lion and office practice Once over
kiesling's drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

Cigars and smoking articles for holiday.
q Loewenstein's. 300 Main street. BOY
trade a speciality.
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SPECIAL NOTICE no EvrRyRonv

Have your laundry ready when the
driver calls, as we only have lve days
to do a weeks work.
Model Laundry.
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WANTS DAMAGES.

The N"ther Of Lille Jones Sue. for
10000.
a suit growing out Of the killing OF a
bridal party Of three negroes hy Santa
Fe train, November 20. was aled yesterday
afternoon for the civil district court.
Matte Alexander. the mother OF Lille
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.

Have your laundry ready when the
driver calls as We only have I'VE days
to do weeks work,
M Model Laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-27

Diamonds, watches. jewelry, silverware
fine goods. low prices. Fl. f. Relman. 1907
Preston atfatFt Gta}a
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VOLUME III.
The Light That Failed.

VOLUME v
THE PHANTOM 'RICKSHAW My Own
True Ghost Story. The Strange Ride OF
Morrowbie Jukes. The Man Who Would
Be King.
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HnEid nv, Beautiful Gift Books. Childrens
AIOilud BOOKS Elegant Stationery, :
~ Handsome Calendars Christmas
prnC and New Year Cards, Games
SSNlltS Novelties, etc. at 5o3 Main 81
Baidwin's Book Stora
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VOLUME VII
THE COURTTNG OF DINAH SHADD.-.
A. Conference of the Powers. City of
Dreadful Night. The first Indian edition
is held at $3.50 a copy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-12
- NEARLY
Fifty Eight Years Old.

It's a long life, but devotion to the
true interests and prosperity Of the
American people has won for it new
friends as the years rolled by and the
original members Of its family passed
to their reward, and these admirers
are loyal and steadfast today, with
faith in its teachings, and confidence
in the information which it brings to
their homes and firesides.
AS a natural consequence it enjoys
in it's old age all the vitality and vigor
Of it's youth, strengthened and ripened
by the experiences Of over half a cen
tury. 1t has lived on it's merits, and
on the cordial support Of progressive
Americans.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-12
Paying Cuban Trooc1

New YORK. May 10.-A dispatch to
The World from Havana says: At q
conference on Monday between Cover
nor General Brooke and General Gomez
the time for the distribution of the
S3,GOO,0OO to the Cuban soldiers was
fixed to begin during the day, and con-
tinue until the 18th. The first payment
will probably be made at Marianao, on
Wednesday. The soldiers will probably
be paid in companies with their COM
manders. Soldiers without arms will
.eceive pay also.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-12
Cnaunoes SAYS II Is .no,h..

New York, May 1O.-Senator Chaun-
cey M. Depew said in regard to the re-
ported possibility Of a railroad trust be-
ing formed to operate all of the roads
between Boston and Chicago: "There
is nothing in it. We have acquired no
other roads. 1t is true that Mr.. Morgan
bought the Monon, but is not impor-
tant in this connection. The report in
regard to such a trust is all bosh."
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-12
First Publication May 12, 1891
Notice of Timber Culture, Final Proof

United States Land Office, Bismarck, N. D.,
May 1, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that William 4. Falconer
has filed notice of intention to make tinal. proof
before register a and receiver 1T t iYth office II Bis
1899. on timber culture application No. 445l, for
the scA of section No. 30, in township No. 100 II,
range No. IS w, 5tll p. M.
He names as witnesses:
William Nelson, William S. Craven, Barney
\. Schwab, jr. and Patrick Walsh, all OF
Mcnokcn. n. D..
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Morocco Has Settled.

T%ANG1ERs, Morocco, May 10.-The
claims of the United States against the
government of Morocco have been set
tied. The United States cruiser Chi
cago has sailed from this port to resume
bar voyage around Africa.
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