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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-12-14
Wage Scale Settled,

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 9.-After an
idleness of more than six months the
window glass workers of the country
will go to work December 80. The
last settlement of the scales was ac-
complished late Friday night. Cut
ters will receive an advance of about
per cent. and fat-tenders about 6
per cent. There were no material
changes in the shop rules and usages.
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Will Set Aside.

Dayton, o., Dec. 1O.-The Bowser
will contest was decided by jury
in Judge Browns court and the will
set aside. After hearing the testi-
mony the jury thought that Elizabeth
Bowser was not mentally capable of
making will at the time this one
was made.
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Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-At one
o'clock Saturday morning a telephone
message was received by the police
stating that gang of union car men,
who are on a strike, We're tearing up
the track of the Springfield Consoli-
dated railway in Ridgely, a suburb
of Springfield. The police were pow
erless to act in Ridgely and the sher-
iii sent a posse to the scene
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Assaulted by Tramps.

Jefferson, Wis, Dec. 9.-The entire
county is aroused over brutal at
tack made Friday upon John Thoson,
a farmer living near Golden Lake, and
his sister, who were set upon in their
home by two tramps. Miss Thoson's
life is despaired of. A posse of 100
men, in charge of the sheriff, are
hunting for the assailants.
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Actor Albaugh Retires.

Baltimore, Dec. 9.-The drop of the
curtain Saturday at the Lyceum the
ater will signalize the permanent re-
tirement from the stage of John w.
Albaugh, ST., the veteran actor-man-
ager. He has been connected with
the stage as an actor OF manager for
40 years.
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Government Seed Distribution.

Washington, Dec. 1O.--The depart
ment of agriculture will begin it's
distribution of seeds little earlier
this year than last, shipping few
shortly before the 1st. This year the
seeds for distribution to all parts of
the country will consist of 100000
packs of vegetable seeds, 1868, 900 of
hover seeds besides field and lawn
grass seeds.
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Accident In a Railway Tunnel.

Paris. Dec. 11.-SOme of the city
metres of the Place De LEtolio fell
into the Metropolitan railway tunnel.
len trees We're carried down and two
persons We're buried in the debris,
although quickly rescued.
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American Federation Of Labor.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 11.-Nearly all
of the $50 delegates to the American
Federation of Labor convention Sum
day night presented their credentials
at headquarters. Many unofficial visit
ors have arrived, among them repre-
sentatives of the bartenders' union
and others who desire to obtain full
membership,
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SOMETHING for EVERYBODY !
McKAY'S
Cosmopolitan Bill-Of. Fare.

Mondays-NEW ENGLAND BOILED
D1NNER-Choice corned beef, cab
bage, turnips, parsnips, carrots and
potatoes.
Tuesdays ys-PRIMERO RO ASTS-Two kinds
Neutrality-suspicious. Beef and Boiled
Tongue with horseradish sauce.
Thursdays-FINE TURKEY DINNER.
Fridays-BOlLED and BAKED FISH.
ROAST BEEF.
saturdays-ROAST BEEF, VEAL POT
PIE.
Sundays BAKED CHICKEN, ROAST
BEEF.
There superb bills. of-fare include all
trimmings" usual in frst-class cafe
soup, vegetables, coffee, etc., and cost
only 25 cents each.
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Two Killed and Two wounded.

Rockdale, Tex. Dec. 11.-A diff
Guilty occurred at the Black Diamond
coal mines, 20 miles east of here,
Sunday, in which some Is or 20 shots
were fired, two Mexicans being killed
and one Mexican and a white boy
wounded.
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Landscape Artist Dead,

Middletown, Ct., Dec. 11.-John A.
Sumner, landscape artist, formerly
of st. Louis, died suddenly Sunday,
aged "a years.
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You can get G. d waists at Hibben.

To Cure La Grippe In Two Days
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure, E. W. GROVES signature on
every box. 25c,
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La Grange yi.,torx

La Grange, Texas, March 24--M s. MI
chael OF New Orleans, representing Smith
Brothers, called on our grocery mer-
chants Monday and placed some good or
ders.
N. A. Stroud of Waco, representing the
MendoIsohn I.ye company Of New York.
was in the city.
I. J. Burgess, with the Houston Drug
company. was around calling on the drug
gists of the city.
Henry Cook of New Orleans was ALI
rug orders for hardware for Rice. Born G.
Co.
Jim Osborn, representing the wholesale
iquVr nrm OF Houghton 4 Robinson OF
Austin, was In the city on Wednesday.
e NJ Cook with the n. x. Fairbanks
company was laudinS his woll-know
brands of soaps 10 our merchants during
the week,
II. W. Rutherford OF Atlanta. Ga. rep
resontng the Georgia Cotton mills, was
in the city.
The popular Sol Harris OF Galveston
was looking after the interests of his
popular firm. Gust. Heye e. Co.
r Z, l.. Jackson of Chicago was around
on Wednesday representing W. F. Nc
Lsughin & Co. selling XXXX coffee
G, w. Martin of St Louis was in the
city today talking pickles, mustard etc.
for the II. j. Heinz company, Pittsburg
s. W. Rsplee. representing Peaslee
Gaulbert & Co, Of Louisville, was selling
paints, oil and glass today.
Dudley Lewis Of Austin was placing or
ders for hardware with John A. Webb &
Brother, Austin.
j. Netherv Of Waco was around rep-
resenting the Herzog Brothers Dry Goods
company OF St. Louis.
Among others registered at the Lester
hotel were Claire J. Whitehead. Austin:
r. IT, CoolSrnne. san Antonio Ike I.
Well Louisville; Cad Wiley. san Antonio
Thomas Young Brenham: r. w HamiI-
ton. Dayton. ohio; S Rouff Dallas: r.
", Johnson, Kansas City. and W. NJ
Shepherd. AUSTIN
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AT vIcronIA LAST WEEK.
Travelling Men who Paid that city n
NiNlI.

Victoria Texas, March 2L-Gcorge Nc
Gonig,e and Il. W. Grundcr, both repre-
senting John Finnigan & Co., hide dealers
OF Houston. were in this section last week
Fully 5000 hides have been shipped from
the various POINTS on the New York,
Texas ami Mexican and Gulf, Western
Texas and Pacific railways since th1 Feb
ruaiN frec1e, and they have captured their
full share Of them
X. +. George, travelling passenger agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central, made
WAS most agreoably surprised to find It
such large and prosperous city.
IT, ). Taylor, who travels out of Dallas
for the Star pianos. WAS registered last
week al the st. James.
T. J. Yates of Boston and D. l., viii
liams Of Cincinnati were both here on
Friday OF last week with line of shoe
samples the former carrying the Gossett
line and the latter representing SAKE & Co
II. j. LAhatt, Jr., was in Victoria last
week on his regular tour OF this section
In the interest OF Jake Davis 4 Co OF
Galveston. dealers in WHISTLES and cigars
G, W. Martin OF ST, Louis was selling
pickles and hot stun for Henry Heinz az
st, Louis on Saturday last
]. F A. Tufts OF Atlanta. Ca. dlslrib-
uted complimentary tickets for a drink
of Coca-Cols To the public last week.
Nj G. Cornell was here few days ago
in the interest OF MATTED MIX"
sam L. Goldman, Jr,, registers out Of
Houston and travels for Kelly, Goodfellnw
s Co. shoes
A. p. Cameron was In the city Wernes.
day soliciting for the Texas star Flour
Mills,
r G. Rhes, live stock agent for the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway. and Il
g Hatfield, travelling freight agent for The
Cotton belt' were stirring around In Vic
toris this week the former among m.
stockmen and the latter among the msr
chants
NJ II. HOFFMAN OF Pradstleets was here
Thursday from Galveston
Louis Sinsheimer Of Uhlman. Lewis &
Co. Galveston. was in Victoria this week.
G. VI, Schnelly was hare Friday fnr
nerrlne hindcrA annnn NAM -
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WHARTON NOTES.
prummers from Everywhere visit
The Forest city.


,,. ie r"fss' IVY.
"hailun' IeAass Maren -o.--W wharton
has been a popular rendezvous of the
travelling fraternity this ,veot and he
49,, 49,. III. .-.,,...
n"PsS i'0s" " tuis va NY merry 'edsns
nave cast sunshine and prosperity in the
business thoroughfaros OF the Forest City.
Now vorl utfnois ana Ntieso,,., s.,t ror,
i'senta'lFe- 10 neip lne ieNas noyS mahs
times lively. and aesist In the circulation
OF the old silver dollar at the is to 1
ratio.
Messrs &. T. Muse Of Houston and
Rosennelds OF Galveston were among the
numerous guests Of the Damon house
f ]. League Of Blum Hardware conI-
pany, Galveston W n, LLOYD. Houston
Dry Goods company, Houston, Major Seth
Turner OF the elevated Road Grader Chit
cagoi NJ Morenas, Chicago Machine COM
pany, Chicago w S. Gillian. Majestic
Piano COMPANY r. ", Cawtton Hous
ton Clothing company Houston. " l.,
Culvers Golfers, New Orleans, j. p.
Watkins. Groves Chill Tonic. ST. Louis.
and Henry Horghener Chicago Ditching
company Chicago we're Autographed at
tho Crissler house whero Dr. skinner
makes an ideal mine host
Registered at the Nation hotel where a
home-lilkc feeling good fellowship and
good cheer" abide. were found c. II.
Young. OF New York, and NJ II Shanly,
Kitchen Cabinet company, Granbury
Houston claimed good share OF tho
Angels of Commerce, and was repre-
scented by Dan Borchard, Brasher Bor-
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A BIG MEMBERSHIP.



Dallas Texas. March 25,--Post Il, r. p,
A., OF Dallas now numbers over 800 trav-
cling men. The membership committee is
working hard TO increase the total MEM
bership 20 400 and expect to have It up
TO that mark within sixty days. The ar
fairs OF the pest were never in so -four
ishing a condition as at present.
Dallas council No, g. u c. T., has the
most energetic and active membership at
present the council has ever known. The
membership is rapidly aud steadily grow
ms
Miss Crumc, with the Howard W. Spur
Coffee company OF Boston, was in Dallas
Monday
Henry Spanu, with the Fautless Chem
ical company of Baltimore is In Dallas.
j. G.. Sargent, representing the Mound
City Paint and Color company OF st. Louis,
was in Dallas this week.
VIII NJ. HELEN. with the Monarch Man
ufacturing company. axle grease, etc.
Council Bluffs. Iowa, spent Wednesday in
Dallas.
j, NJ Hinkle, with d, S, Walton & Co,
paper manufacturers. New York, spent
the week in the city.
C. H. Bracey with A. Karcher G. Co,
candy and oonfectloneries. Little Rock
AK was here tuesday.
w. h, Mcdowell, with the II, N Strait
Scale company, Kansas city, is in the
city
l.. NJ. Preston OF the Thinker Carriage
company ST. Louis, Is here,
! II, Chids with Haydock Bros, car
| riages, ST. Louis. was IN the city Wednes-
day
I, l.. Johnson. With tho Graham Paper
! company ST, Louis. has returned from a
| South Texan trip.
Bur Tinnell, with Diamond and Onyx,
backing and bluelug Philadelphia. IS in
| from a trip
] W Irvine OF tho Oklahoma Vinegar
company, Fort smith, Ark, vas here FRI
| day
J f, Parks, Jr.. OF the St. Louis Cothn
company Is in the city
| Y. DE Voegelee OF Epstein & Co.,
liquors, Dallas, is back from tour OF
| South Texas.
! John 2. Burse OF the corlnth. Miss.
I Pants company, is here,
| John Donaldson state agent Tor the
Bray Clothing company OF Louisville, KY,
was here Monday.
| Thomas n. Mcmillan Of the necring Ma.
chine company, Chicago Is home from a
! trip through the Panhandle.
Jack Keller Of the Perfect Baking Pow
der company, st. Louis. spent Tuesday in
| Dallas.
| W t. HILLS Of the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine company, Chicago is in the
city
Robert Hurt with G. II. schoollkopf &
Co. leather and leather findings. Dallas.
10 home from a trip.
P, L. Walsh OF f. r. Sothern & Co,
iron and steel hndings, st. Louis, IS in
| Dallas,
c, NJ Butin, with the Wrought Iron
Range company ST. louis spent the week
| In Dailss
| G. II. Cahoou, with tho Dayton Scales
company Dayton Ohio, WAS in the city
| Friday,
/ Il. tiRseitor 1T the tAsaftrrtsns Cor
set company, Kslama1oo. Mich, Is here.
! George ~ Clark, with w r. Bert &
Co. art materials. etc. Chicago. was here
| Thursday.
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TO ENTERTAIN rHE =. P. A.
Fort Lavnoa VIII ne Rsndy for


Fort Lnvnca VIII ne Rrady for a
visit.
Calhoun County News.
The Texas division of the Travellers
Protective Association. including about 300
members. will hold their annual conven-
ton In Victoria next April. and will visit
Port Iavaca on pleasure trip This plan
was revealed one day last week BY Mr..
c. s. u, Holland, travelling agent for The
Houston Post, who intimated that the peo-
pie here might do the town good turn
by proper display Of courtesy and hospital
ity on that occasion The suggestion met
with favor at once. cor j. will be a real
pleasure IN entertain the Jolly drumners.
whether their visit should improve La
Vacss reputation abroad or not, but th0Fs
IS little doubt hat the commercial trdv-
olers can aud vnl spenk sind words for
inc place In thelr subsequent travels that
viii be worth mnre than csn row ho esti-
mated
on Thuraoay 5iternon meeting OF
business men was hold IN the county
clerk office and steps taken 10 bring the
visitors here ~ possible and Furnish such
entertainment az Will naturally be OK
pected. Felix jackson WAS made char
man and W, 7 Regan secretary OF the
meeting.
The following committees we're appoint
ed:
Arrangements: lc. V. Gentry. G. H..
Boyd, w H. Smith, c. y, Yancey r $.
Monitor John r. Mahon, p. Paulson and
NJ NJ Mcfarland.
Finance: ". G. Best. w. G.. Peterson
and Felix Jackson.
Entertainment. ", q, Peterson l., sea
brook. 6. n Rrightwell. X, K Bedell.
W. p. Regan. G. Y. Yancey. l.. Landlord
NJ S. Mahon. D. A. itrayser S. H. Marsh
H. NJ Brown. r. l.. Allen and G. T, Scott.
Programme H. NJ Brown Felix Jack
son, c. Y. sYancey and Van T.. Mcfarland
Invitations r, " Gentry r. l.. Allen
c. L. Yancey and Felix Jackson.
II was agreed that the proposed enter
taiumenl shall include no frills or expen'
slve champagne, but will take the form o
big oyster roast, with fish chowder anC
other water products to cat ard good, COO
beer to drink. Before adjonrning a rougt
estimate of the cost was made, and tn,
financial pulse Of the crowd was felt. M
difficulty will be found In raising the nee
essary funds.
The visitors are expected to arrive here
by special train on the afternoon Of April
Is
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Texas Travelling Men.

bers have not RENTED at all. but receive
the News Letter Just the same.
As to the subscription OF the editor OF
this page. II will be forthcoming, as he
has at all times been among the enthus-
iastic contributors and does not want to
be left out this time, as this tax Is a
necessity In other words, II the sssocia.
ton do not pay It out of the treasury tue
individual members will have TO chip
in. so 1t is as great an expense as ever
The News Letter ought to be entirely
self-sustainng.
As to the error in Mr. Lyons figures In
the Commercial Traveller. 1t is pleasure to
make the correction.
In Texas we are all working for the
good OF the order.
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TRIAL SIZE 3 CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS
Iolnt camnaIgn among our dry sod deal-

joint campaign among our dry goods deal
ere
II. ]. Labstt. the genial and hustlins
salesman OF lake Davis & GO. OF Calves
ton, and Benjamin $ Wash also of the
Island City and representing +, G. Dun
6 Co, were among the jolly knights
here his week.
]. NJ Reilly. representing the Reilly
Bros Produce company Of san Antonio.
and P. B. Hurst, salesman for Bonrle
Bros of Louisville, Ky, were hustling
among our merchants yesterday
Colonel Fred w Truitt. the we'll known
and popular travelling salesman % the
Continental Cracker company Of New Or
leans was here yesterday combining bust
ness with pleasure.
John +. Kelly. representing the Thomp-
son Bros Soap company of Philadelphia
and Floyd Shock of the Bernard Printing
company of St. Louis were circulating
among the citizens or Corpus Christi this
week.
j. f. A. Tufts OF the Coca Cola company
OF Atlanta, Ga, was here today distribut-
ing gratis tickets for sample glass of his
popular beverage
j. w. Gibson OF ST. Louis and w. W.
Wilkinson Of Fort Worth were among the
knights in Corpus Christi yesterday.
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IN SOUTHWEST TEXAS.


tributes some PersonnIH
Mr., Parson, with H. n Taylor & sons.
Houston, was working the Victoria diyt.
sion and booking orders for his concern.
Dan Borchard OF Borchard. Brasber 4
Co, Houston, mado flying trim to cuero
the mast week.
Charles Hackenoaeh Of Galveston nnlt
business for the past week. and made bie
presence ~ the Werthomer- Levi wedding
at Victoria
John " Henderson. with William u.
Cleveland & Co. after several DAYS Law
OF on account OF vaccination. is IN asain
- K. 4. GTace, With +. J. Willis G Brn
Galveston. was doing the good people Of
Ines this week
Jennings Blackwell OF the ]. C. Adams
Grocery company Victoria. is talking
cheap groceries on his own hook. The
travelling men wish him success.
y. u Arnold. with Gust Hcys & 60
Galveston. Nas working the Aransss Pass
this week
NJ Mosengcmht sslling blind bridlcs
for ' Frank. 81 san Antonio. was IN SIR
ton THURSDAY,
Sam Levin. with NJ. Hale & Bro. Of
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division will lead of by holding their con-
vention on April and at Danvllle.
Tennessee at Nashville, April II, -
and H.
Indiana at Evansville, Aprl, IA and is.
Kentucky at Paducah April 15
Missouri at Springfield. April IA aud IL.
/. Alabama at Montgomery. April II.
Texas at Victoria. April IA and Is
Louisiana at Monroe, April IS
The other divisions viii all hold their
conventions some time in April. but have
not advised us Of the dates. 1t ia needless
TO say that the man who Is lucky enough
TO attend any one Of these conventions.
viii have cause to be thankful that be IL
alive.
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Al opportonity 10 save pue,.

The National board Of directors Of the
Travellers Protective Association has con-
cluded to make the following otsr
"All members securing sis applications
between April 1 and June / will hsVe
their dues paid by tho National sssocia-
ton for six months
II will be easy for members ia Texas 10
pay their dues In this manner as there
Ia big fsld In which 10 work
Go 10 work, boys. and sec " we can't
move Texas IN 70 membership Of 1900.
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national Headounrter, Chapred.

T. 7. 4. News Letter
After April I the National Headquat-
tiers of the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton Will be located on the ninth floor OF
the Chemical building suite 9l2-13-14.
The Chemical building is one of the finest
office buildings in ST. Louis centrally To-
Gated. on the northeast corner of Eighth
and Olive streets, fitted with everything
that is necessary in complete office
building. Missouri Division and Post A
will occupy offices with the National as.
ISOLATION.
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Everctt's Recommendation.

7. r A. News Letter.
Mr., Ed II. Everett OF San Antonio.
Texas. chairman of the National press
committee. has requested us to state that
he intends to present the name of win A.
Ryan of Terre Haute, Ind, to the next
National convention for the office of chair
man of the National press committee, and
we take pleasure in complying with MIR.
Everett S, request, as MIR, Ryan is a splou-
did man for the place aud will fiji The
position with honor to himself and the
association.
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cnninrc of YictnrIa.

7 Y 4. News letter,
Victoria, Texas, is to be captured bs
the boys Of Texas division some time be
tween the hours Of P. M April 49,,
and a. m. April -, Plans have been
carefully laid and the town is expected
10 surrender without struggle, In fact
We have secured private sdyioes 10 the
eject that the boys viii be welcomed in
somewhat the same manner that General
Miles and our army Of invasion was well
coined in Porto Rico. Here's 10 the boys
az victoria May their convention he one
round OF pleasure
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Accommodations at Victoria.

Ample accommodations will be had a,
Victoria for all visitors to the T. P. A.
convention on April IA and 15 II YOU
want a room engaged for the occasion
ADDRESS letter to Mr., r. F. Breedep.
chairman OF public comfort committee Il
p. A. Victoria and he will have same
reserved for you.
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WILL NOT BE THERE.
The National Secretary VIII Not Al.
tend the Convention.

The National secretary will not attend
the convention.
a private letter from Mr.. Louis T. La
Beaume, National secretary OF the Trav-
elers' Protective Association, states that
he Will be unable to attend the meeting
of tho State convention OF the Texas
division this year. on account of the
Missouri meeting being held on the same
dates.
Mr.. La Beaumes many friends in Texas
VIII regret exceedingly his inability to
attend the meeting, as he was very pop
ular at Galveston and gave the members
much useful Information.
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San Antonio IVES booking his usual mum.
Der Of orders this week N Victoria an
surrounding country. He is liked by al
who know him.
n. v. HOFFMAN,. Bradstreets agency
man. was making reports OF the CONNER
cial standing Of the various merchants or
the Macaroni.
= H. Goldman. Jr, the smiling ans
jp-to- date shoe man otrhc Kelley Good
fellow Shoe company, St. Louis, was reg
istered at Port Lsvaca.
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Beaumont.--Post p. T p A.: President,
I'd II. steadman, Jr. FIRST vice president
p. Szahe; secretary treasurer, Alt j
EaHtin. Directors Hsmp r. stone. chair
man; Il. J Call D Bonnemaison, ]. X
Grist, F. a. Heisig Chairman railroad
committee, Sam Park, Beaumont, pres
committee, J. K. Grist; hotel committee
NJ. Leake. Houston legislative com
mittee. r c. Swope, Houston employ
mont committee, Sam Herman Galveston;
relief committee, Louis Solinsky Beau
mont, physician. Dr. W.. ]. Blewett.