The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-14
WITH The PASSING

Major Spencer Hutchins ~.
from his annual pilgrimage Z g
and other Eastern points ot M,
a result all Houston smile, ~
major got in yesterday moruipr II
absence OF nearly ten weeks--ms.s
than he originally intended J,
the way--and he inmediatelv
work. AS a result OF the ~.
has not been here to take chars.
in the social world have langui,A.. \
fully and the return OF the leade- !, \
ton society will give an imn.,,. 8
social life of the city, which Y, \
badly needed. Practically no,h,..
been doing in that line thus Il, &,
son, but 1t is safe to predIc, n.
now on things will be quite Iva.
Major Hutchins brought bact w, ~,
a great many new Ideas, whI,h' I !
utilize during the winter csmr.,s
gether with a fund of general Ky
regarding politics, the dram. ~
interesting topics, which maks Il.
cnvied of all the envied. II -
however. bring back the automoh,4
some of his admirers expected =.
result his friends must needs AIMS
tent with his handsome tran IA
team. -7s'sz
To representative Of The pos
Hutchins said yesterday: .Nev =.
unusually lively just at present
many visitors are in the city. bn,i,,.
good in nearly all lines. the thsh..
all doing well and a general aan,.s
of life and action is in eyidents !.
where. There were a large NM
Texans in the city during the IN,
there and all of them seemed \ \
joying themselves immensely.
II am more than glad to seerl.
tinued, "the extensive preparation \
are being made for this ycars \
Flower and Vegetable Festival. n.
cess of the Festival this wint,,
more than it ever did before, ~
fact that 1t is the intention Of M.
terested in Houston's welfare d \
the affair into a South Texas iair
In my opinion there is no REIN,
this should not be done-that Il n
people of the town get out and vi
they should under the circumyrl
Nothing of the sort can be pu,ia
successful consummation without d,
certed aid of the citizens OF the III,
which it is being given. The psrhl
other festivities of the knights d
Tsu-Oh will, 1t occurs TO me, "a 1,
the very best features which ual!
sibly be thought of. Such orgsuIr3
have done no end of good for o!Ar
in the country, and ! sincerely hrn
the local order will be pushed sla{
United States Senator Chiffon M
rived in the city from Galveston 81
night, spent yesterday here, a gut
the Capitol. He has not definitely ID
as to where he will go after leaving
ton. but will remain here today
When seen by REPRESENTING
Post Senator Chiffon had nothing u
for publication regarding the coming
test between himself and Hon. ]. VI
ley for the privilege of represelr4
Lone Star State in the upper houss
gress during the next term. np
other matters of public Interest m
ing which he was questioned.
the day in calling on his Nh
friends throughout the city and q
ing visitors at his apartments at thst
He was a pleasant caller at the ~
The Post during the afternoon.
Mr.. Frank J. Stops, represen!ti
tuneful opera, Wang" is in "
arranging for the appearances =
attraction in Houston next MondE
Goth instant. Mr.. Albert Hat, \
known opera singer. is the star
company.
Another theatrical man who y
city on a mission similar to lna
Stops is Mr.. Sol Rice, advance Y
THE Sporting Duchess whiH z
seen at Sweeney d Coomps open
next Tuesday.
~
Mr.. C. E. Jones, a well known y
mill man of Lillhrd. station o. tH
see road in East Texas. is IN use
guest at the Capitol. Mr.. Jones 7
a representative of The Pos. laa
Business in the lumber .ounty
usually good just at present, pu'
facturers are greatly hampeleu y
car famine which has existed "
time past. Many of the mills my
terly impossible to secure cals y
cient number to move their oras
of course their customers are suna
a result. u
81 am a Chiffon man." said NJ K;
his attention having been a.ua ",
the senator's appearance 10 tas
the hotel. land / believe tnat w y,
successful In his fight againsl =
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