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The sun., 1900-12-21
BIG KAISER IN TtLI SEAS.
Brings an Enormous Mall, Including 40. 700
Letter. Under-Stampcd.

The North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse found mighty seas in her
course on the helated trip she finished yester-
day from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
bours on sunday night she plunged over a
prccipicc of sea water into valley and trem.
hlcd ~ II she had run on reef The electric
lghtS went out abolt this time for 4 nom nj
and many of the women folks got frightened
fhr Kaiser had aboard ia" biggest mail
she ever has carried There We're about
915 UuO letters. including j.s2g Registered
ouc-, presumably containing Christmas lifts
chiefly To German Americans in 'lc [ n tr!
States About 10000 letters had not onous IA
postage on them, and Uncle sam will collect
The deficiency from ~" recipients
The Kaiser had been delayed twelve hours
at Southampton because of the tide md
tfouDs' WIN nrr nu.jmn' Nm More than
lherbourg were kept out in a tender many
hours at night waiting Tor her Thirtv-srvcn
of them signed protest against their
treatment
The sun., 1900-12-21
PRIVATE MALLISTER'S YARN.
Writes Home From Tientsin About Killing
Thirty French Soldiers In a Row.

WILKEs-BARRE.. Pa. Dec. 2o-Thomas
McAllister. a private In Company c. Fifteenth
United States Infantry. makes a surprising
statement In letter dated Tientsin. Nov. 5.
and Just received by his mother. Mrs Wilson
McAllister. He ssys:
I'VE are having a high old time with tho
French here. We can't get along with them
at all. The Sixth cavalry killed about thirty
Of them about two weeks ago and a fellow
ont of my company killed one the other night
by knocking his brains out with brick,
The way the trouble started between the
Sixth cavalry men and the French was like
this: Two of the Sixth Cavalrymen We're
passing through French camp, when the
French. without any provocation, jumped
on them and gave them severe beating.
They reported the matter to their troop
commander and he turned out the whole
troop. They charged the Frenohmen and
slaughtered them right and LETT. don't
know what they are going 10 do about II,
nor do any Of the boys care. as they nil want TO
get u chanc" at the French.
The French are no good and the biggest
towards here. We went out with about
200 OF them when We first reached here
and We got into fight with about 5000 In
pcrial Chinese troops when the French all
ran away and left the United States and
japanese troops to fight IL out. We finally
came out victorious and after about eight
hours hard lighting succeeded in driving the
Chinese b1ck
The sun., 1900-12-21
STATTS or OrR ISLANDS.
ituttonal Argument Before tho Su-
preme Court Concluded

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The argument in
the supreme Court involving the application
to the Philippines and Porto Rico OF the clause
Of the Constitution requiring that all duties.
mpost- and taxes levied by Congress shall
be uniform throughout the United States.
wa concluded this afternoon by Charles II.
Aldrich of Chicago. He represented the
appellant from the judgment of the Circuit
Court for the seventh Circuit. approving tho
seizure by the Collector OF Cu,toms at Chicago
Of fourteen diamond rings brought into the
United states from the Philippines bv Emil
Pehkc, who declined 10 pay customs duty on
them on the ground that the Islands were
part of the United States.
Mr.. AldrIch's contention was that, by the
operation Of the Treaty OF Paris. the Philip
pines and Porto Rico became part OF AMI
were Incorporated into the United States. aud
that no duties could be laid on property
Transported from port In either Of than
not charged upon goods transferred frUm
one port OF the United state, to another.
establishment of that contention would cot
det.rmine and conclude that the Inhabitants
OF those Islands. by the same pperati n1
OF the treaty. becam" citizens Of the United
Mr Aldrich replied in the negative, for
the reason. he said that while the territory
OF the islands became part OF the United
States, It did not necessarily follow that
the inhabitants became citizens
Court bs nna sd sa sss Sa
srs tthe nS Of sSs fnssd states
a principle frauSht With danger to the Union
and the institutions Of the country
On Jan, J Ave other cases wifi be argued
of the constitutionaIity Of the Porto Riosn IAN
tariff act enacted by Congress last March.
The sun., 1900-12-21
MORE SMALLPOI IN THE BRONN.
Four Cases In All From the Borough -Four
New Ones In Manhattan.

Two more cases OF smallpox have beer
reported from The Bronx. The patients
Max Wather, 3s years old. Of 7aG East 1920
street and Jennie Geufrey. % wears Old OF
lI3 Brook avenue, Were removed TO North
brother Island. There hay" now been f1ur
GA -e- from that borough
Four-year-old Walter O'Calllhan of -
East lO7th street was also removed from
his home in Manhattan to North Brother
Island late on "Wednesday night. Peter
on tho sixth nvcuuc -urii CO ours. Wa> ta,,i
'u tho island Yesterday. VI be- Lyon. yc1r.
Old. of i11G l.c irCt.n nvrnGc, "a removed {.
tho viii ri T. rker Hos II III l"-t nisit FOR cb
~rrv tion Z tricS Mem nu- OF sos Wet i?5ti
street w sent to Sort. Brother Isllul
Disaa-cs saii Yesterday tIat no ,v;HrnoL
oi tho disease In The Bronx wa, only wha
might have boon cNDoCtai II pcnpl" didu'
r"' v1cCinatcd II wasn't e1'y for tlo de-
partncnt To do it, work n II Ought 10
The sun., 1900-12-21
HOJSE AGAIN BREAKS THE RECORD.
Two General Appropriation Bills Passed at
One Session.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-The House to-day
continued lie record-breaking performances
which have So far characterized il this ses-
sion Two general appropriation bills.
those providing for the maintenance Of the
Indian service and Of the Military Academy
with no material change In the text ss pre-
Iarcd by the committees reporting them.
ON motion by Mr. Cannon Rep, III the
House agreed 10 the Senate amendments
- the Urgent Deficiency bill-tl.Oo for the
senate contingent funq and $4,000 Tor an
expedition to witness the eclipse OF the sun
at Sumatra.
Mr.. Ioudenslaeer rep. y. j. introduced
n bill fiXine the salary OF tho Nice-President
NJ s25. 900 per annum and that OF members
OF the Cabinet at $500 per aDnum. TO take
effect March Z, 1901. The present annual
salary Of the Vice President Is $4,000 and
Of the members of the Cabinet 5000.
The sun., 1900-12-21
vARSHIP TO STAY AT Ia GUAYRA.
The Government 90 Protect Rights Of
Americans In AaphAit Concessions.

Americans In AsphAlt Concessions.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-The Navy Depart
ment has cabled instruot4ons 70 Commander
Hawley Of the training ship Hartford to re-
main at La Guayra. Venezuela, until further
orders and 10 grant whatever protection
may bsnsoessaryto American interests In the
case Of the National Asphalt Company Of New
York, whose concession Of . pitch lake has
been abrogated By the Venezuelan Govern
ment
The State Department has sent instructions
to Francis B. LOOMS. United States Minister
at Caracas, 70 mako q full inquiry into the
complaint Of the National Asphalt Company.
and to report whether 1t has suffered denial
cciyed from Mr.. Loomis the Government
will take no action. Mr.. Loomis and Com
mander Hawley have been Instructed TO CO.
4. r. Andrews Of New York. vice-Presldent
Of the National Asphalt Company. has filed
formal complaint with the State Department
against the abroaaton. OF the company's
concession. According TO his advioes dis
the abrogation which have for their object
attacks on Americans and their interests In
the country.
:. 1t was on account Of these represent ations
yesterday. was ordered TO remain there,
La Guayra is the port of Caracas. the Nenez-
uean capital.
The complaint that the abros alton Of the
concession Is coupled with political outbreak
directed against Americans is not fully un-
derstood here. At the Venezuelan legation
surprise is expressed that credence should
be placed In report that business con-
should bring out political disturbances In
Venezuela
The sun., 1900-12-21
GERMAN SEVERITY ~ CHINA.
A Correspondent Tells Of the Shooting OF I'm.
pertal Soldiers and Looting.

Ste''e' >eS'' %('stN'''' W 80" 'N'''
LONDON. Dec 2i A despatch to the Nom
ING Post from Pekin says 1t is reported that
German troops visited LunschinS last Sat-
urday and shot sixty Imperial soldiers who
at that place They also shot thirty other
persons and took 200 prisoners The pris-
oners were Subsequently released on the
OF the payment Of 70, oCo taels II is also said
that the Germans looted many houses and
shops
Tho expedition was contrary to the under
standing that no measures Of the kind we're "a
be taken pending the negotiations Much
Of the country Is defencelcss. because the
Chinese troops are not allowed to do any
thing The foreign troops are absent or en-
gagged in looting Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersse has failed TO secure accord by a
ju.t and discriminating policy. and the Ger
mans on many grounds. are gaining a worse
reputation for severity than the Russians
ever had
The sun., 1900-12-21

Coroncrs' once TO Examine Further Into a
New Death In BeiIcvue.

Achilles Nali~e. a homeless Austrian. was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital from the jefferson
Market prison last Tuesday. The man had a
broken noe then. n" VS. under sent tcucc
for ten da, for being drlul. - he was rut IN
the prison ward. Ne died on "Wednesday.
Of con-umrtt"u, IL" hospital people say.
Coronrr-' rhy y-l,iru Ni'linu~. after "Nam-
ininr the rodv NJ IA" No" .r Yesterday. sad
that besides the broken uo,r there WIS a cut
on the man : forehead. thr left ,ye was bruIsc d
and swollen. IN" right eye was dscolored
and there were black and blue marks on the
mans body. He will make an autopsy to-
dav
II wa- said al the hospital that valise had
been there Frequently. At one time hc was
bu'cr Tor two biz dry goods lirnis IA this
.IftH
The sun., 1900-12-21
Academy Of Medicines New Officers.

Tn" New York Academy o, Medicine held
Its annual election of officers last night.
only one Of the retiring officers. DR. William
H. Thomson, the President, was a candi-
date for reelection, he was defeated bv Dr.
Robert Nier, who had 1872 votes against
Or. Thomsdn's 81. The other officers elected
were. Nice-rresident. Dr. Charles L. Dana;
Recording Secretary, Dr. John H. Uuddlc-
stu". Trustee Dr. Alexander 4 Smith; Cor
responding SeCrctarN. pr | l1gi, / Bishop:
Member Of the Committee on Admissions
pr John Van Dur"n Young Member of the
Committee on Library, br Charles l.. Fisk
The sun., 1900-12-21
Soldier Sentenced to Life imprisonment.

WASHINGTON, Dec ?O,-The War Depart
ment to-day published an order sentencing
Corporal samuel A. Nelson, Company F,
Twenty-ffth Infantry, To life imprisonment
In the renitentiary at Fort leavenworth, Kan.
Nelson was with his regiment at Iba Iambales.
Philippine Islands He killed fellow soldier
and was tried by Court-martinl and found
guilty of murder The court sentenced him
70 be hanged but President Mckinley yes
tcrday directed that the sentence be COM
muted 10 life imprlsOnmrnt.
The sun., 1900-12-21
NATIONAL PtWNSHOP ~ CTBA.
secretary Of State would Reduce Interest
Charges From 100 to y Per Cent. a Year,

HAVANA. Dec 2u.-Se"retary Of State
Tamayo has collected data To support pro =
osition for tn" establishment oi a national
pawushop He says thcr" are SO pawn
shops III Havana which advance money at
tie rate of 10 Err cent a month. The capital
If these shops l. estimated to average over
$4,000 and the annual profits are estimated
at over si.u00,Or0 Sohor Tamayo wants
10 establish national raw nshops. which Will
advance money at the rate oi per cent q
year. and act also as savings banks guar
anteed by the government. The large num-
ber Of pawnshopS Ter" and the business
done by them have long been cited by Cubans
a. proof Of the needy condition Of many of
the people
The sun., 1900-12-21
I'VE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

Newspaper woman NOT long aeo N''I
I to the Ofllce OF the Young Womons Christian
T., '" o,,r,. y, ,p' ,p ' ',,,, ,,I,,.
!, ", Wv '..' ,''''''' w. .,'., G,,,h
.r,s',,,in, Ill. Y, ,, s,,'t, t.o,dr,I
| ,,i,'.. WV. ILLUS, Ill, ~ >, a,a
s,'a,'a 49,. ,.,,,s, ,,ai han ro,.s.I,n
- ''''',' '.',,, ~, - ,,.,,,,,,
49,, -, !, y, - =, ,,,.,,
'"' w -" - i't,'- -,
W. inrf W"u1e GNt n',u 'pnUId pU1Ido mniw
, ,hi hNsoclt'loh oIllot ~ sh' MnH,u, 'nS ~
u,-RIh", attaHhrh. hnu Nh're I'll" "o"'u "o
'is,Iip"u s,i ,n hin1,ihh N"'k h,,~ osto,
, noW hll'U Woulu 'h" saldrS oc' "sh'"
/ ''" ''"",n csspalirr "o'h'h., . A., ..,.,,.o.
lHree dollars week was III" answer.
IN interesting discovery has been made
nv Michael n cnrdoyo pro.id,u, of the philo-
, i,i.. - t,,.i,,. II,
''Nlah N"'letN "i '"i"nlh'" '"'N'r'nN' !"
the shape Of a argeIhurdlc bearing the legend.
"sealed nackacc of 81" colehration Of the
o,,t",, ''..,. -, e. ,'.i,.,,',' i,s, ,.,s
held in 1851 and the members at that tid"
placed In the hands OF th" colle2" librarian
this mystery" package, with Instructions
that u be opened In 1901 at the nne-hundIeth
af,n "i ve e, hsn, ~, and W.
stored in a little freTuentcd tart Of the library.
Incident to next yrar'- c"lcbrotion, President
Cardozo wai looking through the In'ict
be opened In public at the centennial ccIcbra-
ton next year
.,,.
town said several DAYS ago that he made
n,ora amt ~ his pnt-hoiIars than from his
more out ol ms p"'-o"A"rs udh from MS
more pretentious pictures. In this case
ot-boilers means illustrating. "Of course
. 10, -, ,h. ,,i,.,ra,ir. La soia ",s biyb
Wv VI INV Hl"N" "U"N' 'o 7"u. rs, -
grade work oi It's class ana am not ashamed
The sun., 1900-12-21
Meeting Of the Regents.

UALBASy Dec. 2o.-At the annual meeting
to-day the State Board o. Regents adopted
resolutions submitted by Regent Nick elway
eulo gizinH the lat" Regent hamilton Harris
of Albany. Besides the transaction of much
routine business the Executive and Standing
committees for next year were appointed
The action Of the school board of the bor-
ough Of Manhattan and The Bronx In chang
ing the names o' New York Boys' High
School New York Girls High School and
New York Mixed High School to Dewitt
Clinton High School, Wadleich High school
and Peter Cooper High School. respectively.
was approved.
The sun., 1900-12-21
COST OF SEWERING HAVANA.
Mr.. Dady Says That Col Blacks Figures DO
Not Cover Import ant Items.
Special Cable D1pateb TO THE Su'

Speeio! Cable D1paIeh 10 THE Sun.
HAVANA. Dec. 2o.-Mr. Dady has written
to the municipality saying that the estimate
OF s9,is5. 900 made by Col. Black As the cost
OF sewering and paving the city does not
take into consideration the contractors 5
profit. the cost Of superintendence. engineer
Ing and inspection. interest on money ad-
vanced during the first six months of the
work. interest on the money deposited
as guarantee during eight years OF con-
struction and maintenance. the cost Of main
tenance for five years after completion and
indemnity for property damaged in the
course Of the work.
The sun., 1900-12-21
would Admit State Indians to tJiirrn.hIp

ALBANY. Dec ~ The commission an
pointed bv Coy Roosevelt To Investigate the
condition OF the Indians IN HI, Stat, and
Ia report Wh t should b. don" g. remedy their
condition and political status recommend,
that all jurisdiction over the Indians Ia thi,
stat" be rcl"glt"i 10 'hc National Government.
that STEPS be- taken Tor the allotment oi their
lands under the Dawes act amt that they
be- admitted 20 C.tiXpnshp
The sun., 1900-12-21
PIGHT ~ CAvITE PROVINCE.
Thirteen Filipino Insurgents Killed and One
American Soldier Wounded.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. News OF an en-
eaecment between American cavalrymen
and sailors and Filipino insurgents in Cavite
province came to the Navy Department
this morning in cable despatch from Admiral
Remey. Admiral Remey says tho fight was
a sharp skrmish lasting only half an hour.
during which time thirteen insurgents were
killed. The American force consisted Of
fifteen troopers ofthe Fourth Cavalry and fye
Of the crew OF the gunboat Basco. Only
one soldier was wounded. Twelve rifles we're
oar tured and large amount Of stores de-
etroyed
The sun., 1900-12-21
GALE on ENGLISH COAST.
The Cunc Signals for Immediate Assistance
Vessels Seek shelter.
spteial Casl, D,,paten TO THE ST,

LONDON Dec. 2O.-A violent southwest t
gale is prevailing on the British coasts. Many
outward bound vessels from Liverpool have
put into Holyhead for shelter. The White
star Line steamer Cutie. which Is bound back
to Liverpool after having lost her propeller
and being towed into Queenstown on Sun-
day by the Kansas City. signaled Holy yhead
that she wanted immediate assistance. and
the steam lifeboat from that place has gone
out to her.
The Cuhc was In tow Of two tugs when she
signaled.
The sun., 1900-12-21
Uruguay's Minister Resident Promoted.

WAsnlNoroN. Dec 2o.-Seror Don Juan
Cu"st"1. Minister rcsidrn, Of Uruguay, called
ON Secretary Hay this afternoon 10 inform
Inn ~ son n Cu"Sia-'~ prOmuti on to he -rade
Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister p.cui-
Vo'cntiary. II viii be necessary !or sen I
CucSt"S e. Present to Pres dent Mckiulcy
letters accrcdtirg him III has higher IN, Q
| ruuvluy
The sun., 1900-12-21
Collapse Of scotch Iron and steel Trade


LONDON. Doc. 2o.-A despatch TO the
Central News from Glasgow says tho collapse
Of he Scotch iron and steel trade il the most
complete IN the knowledge of tho oldest
producers. Many works will be closed in
definitely ~ soon as the orders now on hand
have be"n tlllci. Fourteen furnaces will be
damped hy he end pi the year
Clyde -hiphuiiderS have ordered 10000
tons OF plate, from the United States. thereby
efecting a saving Of G5oOoO.
The sun., 1900-12-21
Consul Hay Coming Home.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 20.-Adelbsrt $. Hay.
United states Consul at Pretoria. has OBJ
tanned the perulis sion Of the state Depart
ment 10 return to the nited States lie
will probably not SO back to South Africa
William ID. Gordon Of Illinois. | nited States
Consular Agent at Johannesburg. will sue
coed Mr., Hay as Consu! at Pretoria.
The sun., 1900-12-21
CRAMP CONSOLIDATION DEAL.
London Financial Psper Says Bargain I. a Good
One for English Concern.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The Financial Times
says 1t understands that $1,000, 600 Is yIck-
crs sons Maxim's proportion Of the Cramp
deal payment being entirely In shares. IL
thinks tho English company has everything TO
< ain and nothing to lose. and though II
does not suggest philanthropy on the part
Of the Cramp ShipbuildnG Company. it de-
Clares 1t IL not often that Americans offer
such a good bargain 70 an Englsh concern.
The sun., 1900-12-21
tiliic Elected to Legislative Assembly.


CAPE TowN, Dec - Tho al"ctIon In the
PaRrl district for m"mbcr OF the Legislative
Assembly has resulted in the return Of Mr..
lille, a member of IA" AfriEaudcr Bond.
who received Los vote. against oi1 cast for
l.~ OBJ oncut, Mr. De- Nilliors
The sun., 1900-12-21
Tried To Rob state Wants.

LINCOLN Scb, Dec. ~ An attempt was
mad" AT $3.50 o'clock this morning 10 rob the
State Treasury. The nisht wHtchman found
the men 4 work and n eN CHI naa of shot toos
pl9oe The robbers escaped. leaving their too.s
behind,
The sun., 1900-12-21
rircmrn Must Move Thcir Families

,hi"f Croher oi toe l lr" Department learned
recently that the families of Deputy ,hief
James Dale. Deputy chief James II Perry
and capt Brennan Wcr" living IN Fire Depart-
ment buildings, and hc Immediately instructed
each Of the three officials to move his family
to other quarters as soon as possible.
The sun., 1900-12-21
VI. 4. whitney's Irish setter Cora Lost

An Irish setter belonging e. William &.
Whitney, has eithcr stray"d or been stolen,
and the police were asked last night to look
for IL. The settlers name is Cora, Ar,
Whitney's name Is on tho collar.
The sun., 1900-12-21
Army and Navy orders.

WASHINGTON Dec. eo-These army orders were
issued to-day:
Major Winfield s Fdgcrly, Seventh Cavalry, "
Join hts regiment In the Department OF Cuba
Capt william d. crosby. assistant surgeon. "
Washington, II G., for examination for promotion
Major Frederick g. IiodgS0n, QuartcTn HSt'r, from
this city TO Brmng ham. Fort Morgan and or, Galnes
Ala
The following transfers are made In the F1nh Ar
tlery Second Lieut. Joseph ~ Douglas. Bat
tcry VI 10 Light BATTERY u Second Lieut. David Nc.
Coach. Ilght battery ID TO Battery l.
Leave ~ absence granted Can't John II. Duval.
Commissary of Subsistence. extended one month.
The sun., 1900-12-21
The Army Reorganization Bill Reported and
Placed on the Calendar.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ?o-The Army Re-
organization bill was reported to the Senate
to-day by Mr. Hawley Rep. Comm from
the Committee on Military Affairs, and was
placed on the calendar.
The sun., 1900-12-21

Special Caois b,sTGich 10 THR SuT
BERLIN. Doe 2O-Georgcs Becker. a we'll.
known French painter. died here to-day.
The sun., 1900-12-21

Thrse naval 0rdfTS Wrfc IsSutd
Naval Cadet W H. Workman from the Kearsarge
20 the footc
Assistant Surgeon C. r. BUR. from the Mononga- h
hes. two months leave granted and resignation ac
crp,ed from Feb 10 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

prize for pea; f. A. Pond, third prize for
cock; W r, white, first prize Tor trio,
Bun C'ocbins-W. c. Lynch, first prize
for cock second prize for trio; 3. w Bell
second prize for cock, second and third
prizes for hen, first prize Tor trio; G. W.,
St Armand, third prize for cock, hrst
prize for hen and first prize for pair
White Cochins-E, A, Pond, all awards
Barred Plymouth Rocks-P, Mch. Mich
OILS, FIRST prize for cock; P. ], Mayes Sec
ond prize for cock. first, second ana third
prizes for hen and first prize for pen
Buff Wyandottes---L. w, Miller, all
awards
S. L. Wyandottes-w. A. Hawkins, all
awards.
Golden wyaudottes-James Irwin, all
awards.
Black Mlnorcas-c. A. Popular, sill
awards
White Indian Games--John Clarke, all
awards
silver S Hamburgs--E. A. Pond fret
prize for cock. second prize for pen, sec
end prize for cock first. second and third
prizes fer hen and first prize for pen
Black Lanyshans--Louis Beago, frst
prize for cock FIRST and second prizes for
hen ard first prize for trio; +. ]. Cox sec
ond prize for cock, third prize for hen and
second prize for trio,
White Plymouth Rocks-Frank Allen,
all awards
W. c, b. Polished Ringh, first prize
for cock, third prize for hen sni first prize
for pair; G. l.. Deuhner, second price for
! cock. first and second prizes for hen and
FIRST prize for trio
White Leghcrns-w. j. swan. FIRST prize
for cock, second and third prizes for hen
and first prize for pen, Johu Clarke SEQ
ond prize for cock. first prize FOR pair.
Brown Lcghorrs--A. II. willis. irst
prize for cock, tirst. second and third
I prizes for hens; first prize for pen; Louis
heago second prize for cock ana frst
prize for trio; Julius Levy. third prize 20,
cock and second prize for trio; H. Rust.
third prize for trio
Wzrhorye Pit Games-Gsorge CooSe.
nrst prize for cock, first prize for hen and
hrst prize for pair; v sIereovich. second
prizo for cock
7, Game--v. siercovich, arst prize
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

j, ~ Coleman, Birmingham; J. A.
wilkins ana w!fs. Houston Mrs Stone
Mrs. Lardes, Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. VIM,
Cameron, Mrs. " H. Foster, Houston;
Miss Marion Williams. Miss VI. Houston,
MIS-. j G, HuJ1heson, Captain j. c..
Huteheson Miss Alice B. Kirkland Mrs.
Bette GIL, Mrs Wharton Bates. BAYLOR
Hun, Houston. Miss Louise Chouce
Houston: Mrs. N. Burrough, y. s. A.;
J, W. Tate, Dallas; Mrs ]. B. Adams
Houston; Mrs. J P. Monpin, ST. Joseph,
Mo-; s. o. Brooks and wife, st. Paul; Mr.
and Mrs, J. II Bright, Houston; r. II.
Jonea Chicago; o. II. Policy. Center
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
Lace Curtains.

NOTTINGHAMS, az yards
long 50 inches wide. were n
81, 80. this week. per pair..,.., ~
NoTTINGHhMS, 4 yarss long.
60 inches wide. were $3.50. m
this week. per pa.r...,'...s-'. @'Vv
SWISS CURTAINS, 3ls yards
long 40 inches wide. were $500. "A
this week, per pair.........-. ''sV
BoBBINET CURTAINS. sls
yards long. 45 inches wide. DIX
were S.5o, this week. pair.., @"s
WINDOW SHADES, best quality Ficl,,l
Linen. in ecru. sage, tan and white
spring roller complete. heavy
fringe 7x3 feet. were SOC. 7r
Some. 9x3 feet. were SIS. now, each. n&