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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
Five Men Lose Wives ia Judge
Biackstone's Court.
NEW SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
fonns MeE, Will Ask FOR IA Charter,
Through MI. Cumming.
Other Matters.

Judge ]. w. G. Blackstone cam4 TO
hampton yesterday and held 4 Special
session Of me Circuit Court 1rn. bus-
ness disposed Of Was made siyni.icanr
hy the s:antinG Of five diverse DEGREES
s,E'n$ me parties named in the bits an
absolute divorce. Twelve DEGREES we;.
also entered and y large nu,n1c.. q
common law ard Judgment orders we.s.
entered curing tile rrG i..2s OF The
court.
The Following arc the persons 10
whom divorces We're granted:
Clara Belle Jordan from Harry 4
Clara Virginia Murphy from, Mix.
Murphy.
I.uciia cupero from Edward 4. o.
pero.
!, Lucy Tompkins colorca. from Mos;
Tnmpkns.
Mara Wilson, colJrc,l. from john
In each suit the ground for which he
separation W;is asked was tieS4rtiol
ana inability to provide for the family.
Court adjourned at } O'clock for ;.,is
term.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
Use Aliens Foot=Ease in Your
Gloves.

A lady writes: II shake Aliens Foo.
Ease into my gloves and rub little
on my hands. It saves my gloves by
absorbing perspiration. 1t is a most
dainty toilet powder" Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes easy
Always use it 20 Break in New Shoes.
1t keeps the feet cool and comfortable
We invite the attention Of physicians
and nurses to the absolute purity Of
Aliens Foot-Ease. All drug and shoe
stores sell it, csc. Sample sent free.
n. Y.
Address Allen S. Clmsted. LIE Roy, N. y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
For Sale.

Large Farm on Hampton river, 81
acres. House and outbuildings; one
half mile from town, $4,000
Lots. Cottage sites on Chesapeakc
Bay. 50X125. Terms easy.
Land not improved, SIS per acre near
Eickman'S old school,
Lots on Holt, Chapel and all streets
in West End
- NOT IN IT."
Three Lots, East End, on car line,
''Do YOU WANT?n j.
Lot No. 43 Block 9, Central Land Co.,
Newport News.
CALL AND SEE"
Lots on Mallory street, Phoebus. Va,
JAMES Y. BICKFORD.
Phones as and g. Hampton Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
POWIIAT,AE GLUE.

Petition to &c Presented to Judge
I'lacilstcne for Il Charter
MI. - g. Cumming, counsel. has pre-
Dared e Petition to be presented u
Judge BLACKSTONE. # the Circuit Court
praying him to grant :, charter u tho
f'owhatan Social CLUB. a new u.sar}iza-
ton. which has been gotten together
for the promotes, Of soGablity anon,
the young men Of Hampton.
The objects ana rules Fur governing
the club rs set out in the petition ara
rs follnws:
1.-To promote social relations be
tween the members.
ITO purchase VI lease q suitable
site 70; the club house
3.-T,hc capital stock is nus to be less
IMAM S3O0 nor lnoie than S5,010 divlled
lEto shares of $40 each and to be dis #es
"a and paid far as the directors may
direct
!--:--'rhc organization may heaoae
owner of 30 acres Of real estate
o.--'Tlie main ct!iCc Of the club is ID be
IN Elizabeth City County
The following we'll known Young men
are named as the officers for the first
year:
l'rcsident-T s Howell
Vice President-Dr. +. W. Shield
Secretary and Trcasures-H +. Holt
The above name>: gentlemen Win Tie
addition OF Nessrs. James y. Bickfor
and Joseph +. johnson are 70 comprise
the board Of directors -
lhe club has among its members
many Of the best known young men in
Hampton, and it is their rur0osa 10
make it an organization in which noth-
ing but sociability ana harmony snail
reign. Inc large house OF N!r Booker.
on !>iuE street. Will be the hradQuartars.
or the new organization and as soon as
the CHARTER is secured the place will b,
furnished with the latest club equip
ncntS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
FIRE cClMMITTEE MEETS.

Matter ii Election OF Naw Engineer
and Driver Goes Over
Inc Fire Committee of the CGun-il
and the special committee flo:n sn..
Hampton Fire Department had q sp.,-
cial meeting in me council ciani,ai.
last night for the purpose IF receiving
the plans of architect J. w Lee WIS
was authorized to make several
changes in the. proposed engine house
There were present: Messrs. j. f. Rove
chairman; J; N. Cumming. $. $. Grc-
bingham and Mayor j. 3. Hope OF tn,
couEcil. and Chief ". j. Weymouth ara
Mcssrs. {. w. Shield, George w Booker
and e. j. Montgomery. FROM the Fire
Department..
Chairman Rowe Of the council COM
mittee. presided over the meeting ana
Mr.. J. NJ. Cumming was secretary.
Mr. Lee was present With his plans
which were accepted as amended b. the
council The new plans will give ina
1iremen much more room in tbs, prupns-
"d building and when completed The
engine house will be in cve.- raspes;
an up-tc-Gate and modern home. for ia
fire fighters
The committee also decided to allow.
Mi. Montgomery the right to submit Il.
new bid for the erection q the engine
iouse owing 10 lie changes made in the
plans
WHO WILL IT BE.
The question as 10 the election OF 4
new engineer and driver was brought
UP by Mr.. Booker, from the Fire De
rartment and for some time il was
hotly discussed. Mr.. Cumming was III
favor Of allowing Mr.. Dougherty to be
placed Oh probation FOR SIXTY or thirty,
days IN order that he might be given
another chance. MI. Cunningham on
posed such a step, saying that ii Mi.
DouGherty retained it would not BE for
the best interest Of the council ana
town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
Luubnu at the Exposition.

PARIS, Sept. 13.-Presidcnt LouDet
visited the site Of the exposition Of
1900 today ard urged the directors OF
the works to exert Themselves 10 the
utmost IN order to show the world in
1900 that France is still a strong, la
pofious, united nation. whose generous
soul IS hlled with the sense Of her mis-
son Or progress and peace and that
she has not been affected by nccting
quarrelS.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
UNDER coNTRoL AT HAvANA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Surg,.un
General Sternherg has received a de-
spatch from Havana saying that lhs.
yellow fever outbreak is fully under
control. The number OF cases in all the
hospitals in Havana are nine soldiers
and II civilians. There have been 40
new cases at Cabanas garrison since TIE
ninth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
Are You Looking
For a Good Thing

Then there is no need for you [, 90
any further. for we have it, that Will
Just fill the bill, one of those fine build,
ing lots in Newport News. Phocbus or
Hampton, that we are Offering on easy
terms. There is no need to so to far
away Alaska looking for gold when
there is paying dirt all around YOU.
Sink your money in a piece OF Newport
News dirt and watch it grow
WILLIAMS & MANN,
West Queen Street, Hampton, Va.
Box 2SS. Phone 524.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
G. c. HAMILTON,
Real Estate, Rental and Fire Insurance
Agent.

liza IoAN.
Ihe Warmest thing in the land.
| can offer the Grand View Hotel with
@ acres Of land, 1880 feet Of water
front. affording q delightful view Of the
Chesapeake Bay.
House and lot on Holt street 81. 500
House and lot On Chapel street. 500
House and lot with all modern
improvements, near the Power
House road On 'Armistead ave
nue.. ~. ............... 400
House and lot on Mallory ave
nue. ........ ~. .-.......:...... $500
House and lot on Mallory ave-
nue. ............ 2,1oo
Houses for rent
PHOEBJS
House and lot near Barnes Cor
ner 1880. ..;............. ......s $50
House and lot on Poplar ave
mug. Observation-Disclosures. 500
House and lot on Lancer street. 1.O50
House and lot, corner Of Holt
and Tronklin .................. 1900
Houses for rent
No II North King Street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
NO DANGER AT 1ArI<soN

JACKSON, MISS. Sept 19.-Mayor
Todd issued proclamation this after
noon appealing to the interior towns of
mississippi to raise their guarantees
against jackson az there is no longer
any danger of yellow fever infection in
this city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20

Ladies invited to attend Grand MILL
merry Opening at Kings. 1902 Washing
ton avenue. next Thursday and Fri
day, 4f )-l.-4:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20

We furnish all kinds Of houses from,
the mansions to the cottage.
]. n. BUXTON & co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20

Schooner WIZ! DO q Total Loss Ca plain and
Crew SayaS
(By Telegraph

(By Telegraph.)
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Sep. 10
ne schooner Sudie Wyinan. lumber la
dtii. from Norfolk to Atlantic City.
went ashore in fog here at 1890 p NJ
today. =
The captain and crew We're taken or
by the life saving crew.
The vessel Will be u total loss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20

fall.
1000 shares
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
DAUGHTERS OF THE REPUBLIC
FOUR CHAPTERS REPRESENTED All
THE TEMPLE MEETING.
Medals Were Awarded to Ethel
Rather of Gonzales and ~. ID.
Yates of Mndisonviilc.

Temple, Texas, April 20.-The Daugh-
tiers of the Republic held meeting tnif
afternoon, when four chapters reported
Sidney Sherman OF Galveston, san Jacinto
of Houston, william b. Travis OF Austin
and Sam Houston Of Lampasas. Reports
Of the general society announced three
deaths and seventeen new members since
the last annual netting
San Jacnto chapter of Houston is repre-
scented by Mrs. AIonzo Key; William -
Travis chapter of Austin by Miss Hattie
Bryan and Mesdames Raymond and Gui-
more. -
officers acting were: President, Mrs'
Rebecca j. Fisher OF Austin; secretary,
Mrs. C. H. Milby OF Harrisburg; chairman
of the executive board, Mrs. a. b. Looscsn
az Houston; secretary OF the executive
board. Mrs Cornelia 3. Stone Of Galveston
Judges in the contest for medals were
DR.. John Hill Luther and Prof j. IT, XIII
hall nr Luther made an appropriate
speech and the medals we're awarded; s"l'
medal TO Ethel Rather OF Gonzales, sub
ject Escape from the Castle of Perote
silver medal to Herbert d. Yates Of Mad
isonville. subject Sam Houston Jrdg'
W. d. Cochran delivered most eloquent
address to the Daughters.
San Antonio was chosen as .he next
place OF meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
Texas Leasue-
National League


Houston lost the second game OF the
series with Galveston at League park yes,
terday afternoon by the score OF to 4. Ths
large by any means but 1t was OF fairly
good size, considering that the weather
was Of a threatening nature. which had
the effect of keeping quite number of
people away. The faithful <sho did turn
out however, were well rewarded for their
trouble. as it was good game all ths
way through, even If the home team lid
lose. 1t was certainly a case of hard
luck with Houston that she went down IN
defeat yesterday; two or three times thera
were men on bases and little SINGLE
would have done much to turn the do
of victory in favor of the locals. but the
hits did not come In such cases. Houston
had the sum total of twelve men left on
bases during the game Crowell was it
the box for Houston. and he pitched
steady game. He was gwen good support
by the men around him Galveston put up
a good game in the field too and botl
sides made the same number OF errors 90
Page pitched for the visitors and he was
extremely ef1ectlve when men we're on
bases
The score was kept down pretty low,
and the game was full of excitement. In
the NTH inning, WITH two men ont and a
runner on second and enc on third, Mp
per knocked the bail into deep right field.
Holland started after the ball. and, after
grea; run, got to 1t Just in the nltk OF
time and frcze to II. II he had dropped IL,
there might have been a different tale 10
tell It was a great catch and everyoue
applauded Another exciting feature of The
game was In Houston's half of the ninth
inning, when she came very near teinG tho
score, After two men had been put out,
Dunn was hit by the ptcner; Hurlburt
was next up and hit out a long single TO
the center fielder. who let inc bail go
through his legs, II rolling into deep CEN
ter. Hurlburt came In on hand spring,
bringing Dunn ahead of him. McDiyitt,
the lanky first baseman, stepped up to tho
plato. and every Houston rooter had his
heart in his mouth, so TO speak, haplng
for the best. but 1t was all off, as Nc
Divtt was an easy out from the pitcher
to first base.
Houtzs long drive over the right ne d
fence. the first home run Of the season
on the Houston grounds. was one + the
features of the game Ii was in the fttb
inning and he was the trst man to thu
hat Nipper and Murray did the hest
hitting for the Duhaloes, each toucblne
Page up for 4 single and three Dagger.
The official score is as follows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
NOTES on THE GAME.

One good thing can be said OF Loman-
The sweater he wears bears the National
colcrs of this country, which shows that
he is patriotic
Dunn put up c good game Tie made
three nit outs and four assists, he wa:
hi nv the PITCHER twice, though not al
lowed to take his base once, and made
two hits.
A remarkable thing abr the game yes
tcrday Mas that not q man en- either sids
reached first base on a fielding error II
vas a case OF hit it out safe or ne given
the Ease BY the pltcher
Nipper has a good arm and watches
the bases closely. Jamison was PLAYING
a little biz of OF first base IN the sixth
inning, Ripper saw chance and shot the
hall down to McDivitt before the Calves
ION player could get back It was clever
bit Of work.
Stevens plays deep in mis- position; he Is
n regular hitter and has made nine safe
hits In the four games the club has piayen.
McDiyitt has not done Anything starting
NJ first base, but has been playing q
steady game. He has HIS first error to
make this season.
Mackey umpired a very good game yes
terday: the only complaint to be mace
against him was his inconsistent decisions
on the hit by pitched ball rule Mackey
was firm. however, and when CAPITA II
peounnev a the visiting club started TO
raise a rough house." he promptly SAT
down upon the gentIemsn from Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
THE RACES.
Gayoso Hotel stakes MT Memphis
Captured by Lady Contrary.


Captured by Lady Contrary.
Memphis. Tenn, April 20. The public
had round with the bookmakers at Mont
gomery park today and succeeded In pick
ing four favortes, all OF whom were heavi-
ly backed. In the third event the strong
second choice, Bit of Fashion, won easily
Today's stake feature was the Gayoso
hotel selling race for 2-year olds at four
furlongs. Lady Contrary scored her third
successive victory by winning handIly from
Southern Girl
Forget Not was a slight favorite over
Blue Lick In the last race and the two
fought II out to the finish, Blue Lick win
ming by half length. The weather WAS
warm, track fast. Summaries.
Mile, selling-Salvarez Hungarian,
Elmer. Time, 144A.
Seven furlongs purse-Meadowtho
Prmate, Chantilly. Time l:29 IA
Four ana half furlongs-BIt OF Fash
ion, Belle OF Orleans. Downward. Time,
0:57.
Four lurlongs, Gayoso hotel stakes -
Lady Contrary Southern Girl, Aberdale.
Time 0:49 IA.
Mile ana sixteenth, selling--JacR-
anapes Linda, Basquil. Time, 1850 ga.
Selling Blue Lick Forget Not, limp.
Time | "A Ii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
STATE GRAND COUNCIL IS TO MEGA
AT SAN ANTONIO.
Programme of tho Scss'on Tor tue
Two DBys-Morc Bngmcu OF ing
dad 10 lie Made.

San Antonio, Texas, April 20. ninth
annual meeting OF the grand council OF
Texas. United Commercial Travellers oil
America. win meet here tomorrow, 1t is
expected that many members VIII be pres
ent from all parts of the state. The waco
delegation, numbering siXty-fonr, arrived
this afternoon; the Waco crowd have the
paraphernalia of the Ancient and Mystic
order of Ragmen OF Bagdad with a o.
Dewey. secretary of Admiral Dewey Guild
No .. This Is side degree az the order
There are only two guilds in the uni'ea
States.
The programme for the two days en-
tertainment IA as follows;
Friday, April 81 $3.50 a Meeting
called 10 order at L. G. T, hall addr 3ss *
welcome by Mayor Hicks OF San Antonio
exfnnntne frt edom OF the city, respo"ss
nv Grand Counselor A. II. Dechmah' ~
n Business meeting OF the Grahu
council. reception Of the u. G.. 7. ladies'
in rarlors OF Maverick hotsli z p, NJ
meeting q all L c. T. members al heaa$
quarters to form for battle OF flowers
parade: p NJ. parade in body with ba :
tle of flowers procession, $3.50 p. M social
tbcIr ladies AT L c. T. hall; reading Of
an original poem by Mrs Gilbert of Waco
9 30 p. m, cake walk.
Saturday. April %, a, M Business
session OF the council all members in
good standing entitled to admission 10
L. c. r. hall; $3.50 a. m, ladies drive
over the city in carriages; II a. m, meet
ing OF San Antonio council f,r ni ialion
Of candidates, 2 p, M. organization of a
guild OF the Ancient Mystic Order of be-
men OF Bsgdad a U, G. r hall; p. m,
assemble at U c. 7, hall for trolley ride
to San Pedro Springs and Government
Hill; 10 p M, refreshments at Muth's
garden; dancing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
A. AND NJ, FIELD DAY.
Ftrst Annual Event VIII Occur To-
iaS-~Thc progrnmmc.


College station Texas, April 20,--Ex-
teusive arrangements have been made for
The arst annual field dny az the Agricul
ural and Mechanical college. which Will
occur here tomorrow Aheu, loo cadets
have entered for different events on the
programme, which is as fallows'
Hand ball, single; hand ball, double;
tennis tournament, single; tennis tourna-
msnt, double; high kick, standing; high
kick hitch and kick putting Twelve
Mound shot, putting sixteen pound shot
100 yards dash. 220 yards dash, throwing
twelve pound hammer, throwing sixteen
pound hammer. 40 yards rase, throwing
discus, $50 yards run, standing broad
iump. running bread jump standing high
jump running high jump, running hop,
step and Jump; one mile run enc mile
walk. vauiting With pole throwing base
hall, three-legged race. hurdle race, relay
race, by classes; tug of war. by classes,
The officials for the day Will be as fol-
lows; starter. Prof Martin; referee, Prof.
Soule: Judges, Prof Whitlock. Prof Pur-
year, Prof Smith; clerk Of course, Prof,
Geseckc time keeper, Prof Harrington;
marshal, Cadet Lieutenant Campbell
scorer Prof. Kerr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
THE SATIoSAL tEAaus.


miserable game today ana were never In the
hurt chicago's batting was terrific,
Cincinnati .,.......... 900 900 TO- s
chicago ....,.,,,,,....,,..20o e2s O2S rs 20
pwyer, hahn and Wood Taylor and
Chencs
ST Louis. April 2o--Rain stopped the game
10 the last part OF the eighth inaing, when
the seore stock to in favor OF the home
team.
ScCfc-- X III Il
81 Louis ......,........,...2 0i COL a. & 10 3
Iittshurg ................o 900 o02 o. 9 6 1
Young and oConnor rannehill and schri-
lNci.
Cleveland without an effort today.
r.Suisvine ....a........ .osa osl i2.-ii Is :
ciey ol, 10 p:..: s,,Ssn 100 OiS
! Washington, April 2o.--The Senators were
asaiu outclassed today and met an over
whelming defeat,
srorc-- u III
Washington .......... 900 900 100 / 3 B
Be ston .,....,.,....t.....,id0 202 092-~lt u
Mercer and Mcclure; Willis and Bergen
Philadelphia, April 2O--Lauders hit and
Jennings Wild throw were responsible for
Philadelphia ............., 100 600 o2i- 1
/ Brooklyn ..,.;,.,,, 100 600 go.
! Piatt and Mcfarland McJames and Smith
/ New York, April 2o-The New Works won
through timely hitting in the eighth inning.
| New York "....,......... GOO O2l o2'- ; J
colcoough and Grady; liitson. Robinson
ard Ryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
HuntnyiIIe Hnppening..

Huntsville. Texas. April 2o.--A series OF
services has been in progress at the Metho-
dat church for several days. Among the
ministers assisting are Rev. G. A. Hooper
OF Navasota. Rev. J, B. Cochran OF Bryan,
Rev. Ira Gordon OF Dodge, Rev A. j.
Anderson OF conroe. Rev r. W. Adams Of
Willis, Rev. G. A. McLartz OF Planters
Vile. Rev. Moore Of Prairie Plains circuit,
Rev. j. T. Davis OF Jacksonville. Rev. J,
&. Miekle. presiding elder OF Huntsville
district Services are held at 10 a. M and
SIP. m, daily. Coca Interest is being mani
tested.
Mrs. George Dunlap Of Richmond 70
visiting Huntsville relatives and fiiepds
Confederate Decoration Day. Aprll 70,
will be observed with appropriate cers-
monies here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

wORTHAM.---J j. Stubs store was
burglarized large amount of goods BENZ
stolen.
GoLDTHwAITE.- heavy hallstorm
fell here. doing considerable damnge 10
vegetation.
BRyAN.--A large crowd win go to
Houston TO attend the San Jacinto Day
celebration.
MEANWHILE -Ranchmen and farm
ers OF Menard county are feeling Jubliant
over the fine rains.
MENARDvILLE. Tho 3-year-old child
of Lee L. Russell died OF meningitis, SUR
yiving the nrst attack only twelve hours
ROsANKY. Chambers has broken out at
this place among mules and horses The
county Judge has had three head killed in
the last few days.
SHERMAN.--A strong effort is being
made By cltizens TO attract TO this city the
Transmississippi Theological seminary oil
the southern Presbyterans.
LOCKHART.- The mercantile firm of j.
II. Laurie 8 Co. has been dissolved by
Mr. Laurie selling his interest to Nj. j.
n. Whisenant, who will continue the husi-
ness at the old stand.
sHERMAN.--A call has been issued fol-
meeting OF the eolored physicians o
North Texas to meet in this city oil April
81 The object of this meeting Is to or
ganize a permanent association OF the col
ored medicos in North Texas.
FERRIS. This county is in a much bet
ter condition financially than 1t has beer
within the last three years. great many
hogs in the county, compared with former
years. With good small grain crop this
community Will be in the swim.
ENNIS.---Mrs. A. l.. A. Muecult, tn
world organizer OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF Australia, will ad
dress the people OF Ennis Sunday afternoon
at o'clock A special musical programme
has been arranged to greet her and thu
audience on this occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
G. A. R. STATE ENCAMPMENT.
ROTH The VETERANS AND THE w.
MANS RELIEF CORPS IN SESSION.
An Address by a Union Veteran Was
Responded to by an Old Con-
fcderatc.

Denison, Texas, April 2o.-The State en-
campment OF the Grand Army of the Re
public and the Woman's Relief Corps con-
vened today with 500 delegates present
In the forenoon the Womans Relief
Corps gave a reception at the Methodist
church TO visiting delegates. In the after
noon Mayor Lebrecht delivered the ad-
dress of welcome. Tonight, at the opera
house Department Commander Conner
delivered an address which was respond
ed TO by Colonel NJ B. Davis, ex-Conted-
crate veteran of Waco.
President Mrs. Ada G.. work Oh tns
Voman's Relief Corps also spoke Mrs.
Flo. Jamson Miller of Monticello Ill, Ma
tional president OF the Woma's Relief
Corps. delivered an address, after which
there was an elaborate musical and liter
AIRY programme.
The state encampment will be in session
three daVe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
rHE rEM1NrNE oRsERyrR.

II is the careful mother who teaches her
children how to handle books,
The button bursts from your glove al
ways when you are In the greatest hurry.
Where shall We spend the summer 2"
will soon be familiar topic of CONVERSE
ton.
1t is reassuring to see strap over the
shoulder on some of the very low cut
gowns.
Why is 1t that the servant always Sc
lects your cut glass goblet to break Instead
of a scent tumbler?
How easy it Is for some people to ad-
wise others how to conduct their affairs
when their own show lamentable want
of attention.