The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

rbe Lords CyG'c club will have . run TO
harrisburg Tuesday NIGHT
me rain Of voterday put stop to ali
street paving WINK.
rhe isdies, class for Bible study will meet
81 shearn church chapel Monday afternoon
at . o'clock.
The Brays Bayou Harmony club win give a
prize shoot. concert ana !, ball at Newmanns
park ON Sunday. hpTll ~.
Two negroes were arrested YESTERDAYS. for
etsaiire about LOO pounds OF cotton band
buckles from one of the congresses.
The cupalo haviug been removed from the
the bulldins was flooded by yesterdays rain.
MIS-. stoddard's lecture which was TO nave
been given last nights has been postponoa
on account OF the weather I'll Tomorrow
hight
savase and Pollard have been selected 70
represent the Houston Lawn Tennis ciup ~
the State tournament at nan Antohio hs@s
week.
ofscc :, The Western Union TELEGRAPH com
pany for Elmo Fone VIM. l. ineersoh anu
Edonard Rochnt.
There will be REGULAR mcvtnE OF ins
Hopaten Manufacturers associnsion AZ the
parlor Of the HutchiDs House. room us Mon.
DAY. at u. m.
Circle No / OF the YounrD Mems Christian
Associations auxiliary VIII give reesoto oa
neat "Wednesday afternoon from 10 AZ TUG
Y ~. G. Al, rooms.
Miss Brinsmade will be IN charge Of the
organ al the Tabernacle Methodist church
t-day and Miss Annie c. Reel Will sing at
tAat church tonight
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Freund
vii be glad to learn OF the birth TO them
d fourteen pound bouncing baby Dow
Mother and babe are doiug well.
The "Edgertcn." Pullman special. con
x hiti ing PARTY OF Chicago capitalists en-
rsite to Mexico. was attached to the west
h<und Southern Pacific last night.
Mr. VIM. oilerm. supeTirtendent OF ma
a .nr,tf nt
sss aud Texas. with headquarters az far-
stns Kan. arrived in the eity last night.
Insurance adiusters were engaged YESTERDAY
IN looking oyer and asserting me STOCK o.
burned out some weeks ago. IN tho Rice build
ing 90 Travis street.
II may be OF interest 70 local politicians
to know that Theo. W. Hilendshl has re-
rounced his allegiance to the popuist and
declares his intention Of again coming back
INTO the democratic fold.
Might Sergeant Me OF the police force has
been given an indefinite Leave OF absence,
d~inE to III health and has gone TO San An
t5nio. w G. Andrus VIII serve az night
sergeant during his absence.
Rev. ]. W barron Of Huntsville who has
been attending the pre8hyterv At Columbia.
has kindly consented 10 remain over Monday.
he viii preach AT the Second Presbyterian
church this morning at Il o'clock and again
tonight at 14s.
Rev L. n I.amkiu has Just returned from,
STATE Baptist Young Peoples union meeting at
Waco and viii preach tonight on the sienin
canoe OF the Young peoples movement as
characteristic feature OF tho progress OF re
lieion in modern times.
The contracting parties TO y marriage las
wight at Mrs. Comptons boarding honss
we're Miss Annie hcltcn and Mr.. Charle'
Harrison Miss keltpn is a Young lady VIII,
is we'll lihed by her many friends. and Mt
Harrison Is fireman on the Southern ia
cliff road,
A wire OF the nre alarm system came II
pntact with trolley wire yesterday after
icon on the corner Of Fanuin street aud Con
uess avenue and caused .he tower hell I
'iuE several times. The alarm wire wa
wired 10 two. but CITY Electrician Georg
con repaired the damage.
Dick Bowling camp VIII hold meeting thl
evening Al o'clock Credentials will be is
surd to Delegates who arc positively certai
OF attending the Charleston reunion. Their
VIII also be decision as 70 selecting spou
ouested az other important business wi
come up.
Captain Schwartz and thirty members
the bowling club viii leave this morning
a.l5 over the Santa Fe for Galveston to 70
With the club at that place, The tumber
men to take part Will not be DECIDED upe
until they reach Galveston, but Capta
Schwartz goes prepared to accommodate u
Islanders
John Perry. oolored man. who Is port
fcf H. b. Tayior sons, last year plauteu
quarter OF an acre in limbless cotton. Az
having expenses for. breaking the Eroun
seeding. cultivation. picking. etc. he nett
from the sale OF the cotton and the SEED Si'
equivalent to $500 per acre
THE music loving people OF Houston vi
have at different times enjoyed inc very c E
ceilent vocal music made by the houston "a
club will regret 20 learn th9t thar popul
musical organization has disoanded ~
leaving Houston without any American t aii
singing club, The einn a WI ~ disir,ha
is agfets among the members VINO rena
In good standing. -e1===s------