The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
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.,,ough will preach touhy ~ 'VnV"
4 u, and Mrs. j. W. Barteil OF
2 ssrd' ten-pound boy L., u
rfn W.. Nav Z. at 1875 a. M, VIII De
Sunaai. tsnth anniversary Oh the Cen
ssr,stlan church ;.
Gray, Oh charge o. assSui, 20
rse n,,aced under SlO'o oonu IN 'us''es
" VI court yesterday,
,,,s Of the Spiritual society OF h s,as
n, slss reception next inu NV 9yay ara
q Ms. Phelps hall corner i'' any,
,srv fine alfalfa was exhibited
\ t1n1n o. sditorlal rooms yesterday. IL
IN fosN ~ Joseph Rivire OF Liberty,
..r.on was making further inves-
krh hnn.S,Ssv into the Hall bayou muir
kxr yu developments have as yet been
,r,. Christian Temperance Union
"o na meet on Wednesdays at $50
hreauha Central Christian church, in
~ ;, Fridays as heretofore
III, h. mass meeting of coiored
1rs Watts chapel Monday night May \,
ftin srraugements and appoint various
nns for the Emancipation celebration'
IL aud 20. lSss.
uouston Giee club dlsbanded at It's last
'sis meeting and divided LIS enec.s ai ,nais
renoan. may spring up from the MEM
N. n The old Glee clup'
twenty-five ladies and gentlemen.
ees .s ~ The Improved order OF Red Men
prIs Xxi. morning over the lnterna-
ka. Great Northern for Galveston TO
auu ,,cnie given BY the Red Men a.
.ii,uis Lake.
". Henry Cline, who was severely nurt
s.su,oer BY being thrown from MS buggy,
sms a fracture of the leg, was out Tor
n;vr Friday afternoon, ~ peing tne mrs.
Y he accident.
,r,a,nment was given Friday night
e nuriis of the Chaneyville public school
w benefit Of their library. The. pro,
Y. was Of a literary nature and oid
PLY, The participants and the teachers
had II In charge
4. 4 Thompson, Wife OF the fireman VINO
s;h such tragic death on Thursday
wsslsbes 10 thank Chief Hussey and tho
,,srs AZ the Houston fire department lot
llndpsss shown her in her troubles; She
I'M quite ILL., but not conhnea 10 ner oeu
n.s,inr Of the Houston Lawn Tennis
... Z committee. ID. Peden. Jr.. was ap-
IVA member of the committee. TO take
~ 40 n w. h. Turner. who is now in
~ Two new members George Hamman
ieh, Mcclellan. were taken into the cluo.
"A. ladies, Aid society Of the Central
.',,sn church will meet Tuesday afternoon
/ !, o'rock with Mrs. D. r. Saunders, 1911
a sysnue. They will also. have their usual
XIV tea the following Friday. May 3, at
,.sdence of Mrs. II. c. Williams, 1917
f.ain street: hours from to z.
II. Meeting Of the members of the Light
.1,an NNH1nnGdaV
k.,S.r night, This meeting is continue
4, n me meeting of last Wednesday night,
.omnIete the election of officers and other
Lss,,snt business 1t Is called for s O'Clock
/ ,,s,ir sruiory, in the Binz building
|nse will be a meeting of George B. Nc
kl'sn Post No. 9, G. A. R., and Woman s
flsf corps No. IL, Department of Texas, IN
IN hall. corner of Main street and Rusk
Erus, on Thursday evening, May 4, for the
Ersso Of making arrangements for the OBJ
Eysnce OF Memorial Day, May 80.
M ". G. Francis, a Chicago capitalist who
\. hear In the city for several weeks looking
Investments. left yesterday for Crowley,
4 10 confer with a gentleman at that place
Harding a new enterprise in Houston, This
r,tlsman Is banker and VIII return with
Francis to Investigate and look into the
Editions for this venture
pr. ]. Burgheim has received the discharge
Ira OF his son Clarence A Burgheim. as
rspitzl steward with the army in Cuba. The
charge gives the young man an excellent
,,orsement as to character He has re-en-
,t,J In the service as hospital steward with
!. chief surgeon Of the division at Havana
\ period Of three years
NJ. Alexander Potter Of New York, who
Is employed by the city rs an expert SAM
NJ engineer to look after the sewerage sys-
N writes that he approves of the plans for
4 garbage plant for which n contract has
Ru let. and advised that the plant be 10
nd on tho city's property. near the Hill
itft bridge.
For some time past clothes lines in the
ut ward have been robbed Of all garments
Il hanging on them over night. Officers
I've been on the lockout for the thief and
lretded in landing Charles Lundy. negro.
10 bad IN his possession a number Of ar
tss Of clothing belonging 10 Earl Shepler
q other parties.
About o'clock Yesterday morning Fred
hnson was discovered In the grocery store
q Kneeland. corner of Travis street and
'picl avenue. by officer Griffin. Other Of
tfs were called and after chase around
unters and boxes Of several minutes he was
ushi and locked up. This is the second
an caught In this store within the past week
ten DAYS. He was tried before Justice
VI and placed under a $50 bond.
W, y a. Meals has severed his connection
u The Fraternal Mystic Circle to engage in
her lines OF business. For the past eight
ars Mr. Meals has filled the position Of
fte organizer for Texas. In severing his
prection with the order he has built up, he
ives "a vacancy hard to fill, "A fact recog-
yea by the past and present grand and SUI
enc officers, all of whom have written him
1st nattering expressions of good will and
lesm Mr., Meals will probably make Hous-
bis headquarters in his new undertakings.
" v. R. S. George, who has recently re-
sged from severe attack OF typhoid fever,
! been appointed acting assistant surgeon
me United States general military hospital
Ponce, Porto Rico, DR.. George, on Joining
army, was assigned for duty with the
3. Brigade, First division, First army
~ and was executive officer and bactesi-
'slst at the division hospital at Coamo when
vas taken sick. The doctor intends 10
n. n several months at the hospitals of New
u and London before returning to Hous-