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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-15

For LE-Househod furniture
from the kitchen to the parlor.
Everything will be sold by pieces or in
whole lot. Inquire of Mrs. Henschel,
Figerettes. the daintiest smoke in town
on sale at c. w Friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, the 18th day Of March, 1900. Albert
Stewart guardian, vs. Alberta Stewart ct nj. In
Equity No. 21191. Docket 4S. On motion of the
plaintiffs by Mr.. Fulton Lewis, their solicitor, it is
ordered that the defendants, Andrew Stewart Of
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania; Augusta g. Shirley An
drew s.. Swearingen. Charles E. Swearingen and
Ell b. Swesrtngen. cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule day oc-
curing forty days after this day. Otherwise the
cause VIII be Moceeded with in case Of default.
The object OF this suit IL to obtain the sale of
certain real estate in the county OF Washington.
District of Columbia, belonging to Alberta Stewart
a minor. to wit: Lots 10. 49, II and part Of lot O.
In Berry and Middleton trustees, subdivision Of
the tract q land known as Metropolis View" us
court. a copy Of which plat appears Of record in
Lber Governor Shepherd folio II. in the survey
more particularly described in the bill Of com
plant herein; This order to be published in the
we Sa FOR three .S successive weeks prior sad
etc. A true copy. Test: j. r. YSJ'SS, CIerS'
By r J. MEIGS Jr.. Assistant Clerk mia iaga
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT Gu.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER POTOMAC.
On and after Sunday, December "a, 1893, the
steamer Potomac win leave It'll street wharf ever
Thursday At pm for Baltimore aud river land.
tngs.
All river freight must be prepaid
Baltimore freight solicited.
Accommodations for passengers strictly drst-claRs
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
Telephone 745. de2&I2tf
e. 8. RANDALL'S. POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
! an. landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and all uharvea far down Lower Maehodoc
Returnins Mondays and Wednesdays at ! pm
snd on Fridays about $3.50 PIE.
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
WARRINGTON. d. c.. TO GLYMONT ND
and intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday. $50 am Returning about 3 D. N
Passenser: accommodations frst-elass. FreIShf d.
eeiyed until the hour OF sailing
g. 8. RANDALL.
PropEietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARP1NTER, General Agent, washington
WM- u. REARDON. Agent Alexandria 'seIs-tf 20
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LADIES' GOODS

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMOnFI-
y ing of old fur wraps to the latest styles . spe-
sialty; ladies' tailor made ,suits made to order
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FOR BENTON U ST. BETWEEN Hath 4 I5TH
NV, I-roon. bath and cellar house. IN nrst-class
cCndit1on, at $23.50 per month. Apply to VOL
NEY EATON. Mgr. The Portner. 18th and sta.
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T. = STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
F0H POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Leaves Washington. D. c. 9th ST. Ferry Wharf,.
Mondays, an. for intaFmediate landings to Co
lo1ial Beach. Bushwood. Rock PIT. Coiton's Nou-
fni Creek, AbeRs, Ieooafdtown. Stones. Howard
Wednesdays. en-, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton's,
Leonardtcwn. AbeF4 Nornini Greek. Coan and
Saturday, am, fnr intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach. Bushweod Rock Point. coltoa's.
g schsdiis ii efsset August n. 1sse.
auie-l6tf O. W. RIDLEY. General Manage.
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ATLANTICCITY REAL ESTATE

ATLANTIC CRY COTTAGES, HOTELS TO RENT. "
cottages. $3.50 TO 81. 500; hSteis, $1,000 to-
s. 500 ]. Il. FOWLER sfiS--s
mh21-26t 1206 Atlantic aveuue.
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FOR RENT 'PHONE 1878
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
COR 9TH AND r. ROOM &
1872 1eth. Sat- sr 5000 13I41a wailach, sr Is SO
1885 Core NV, 16r IS 80 SIS 4th ne, 6f .2o.50
zoos St. store. IS 50 $50 I4th ne coal I'd 30 80
f431 81. II. IS 50
nh23-tf THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Officer
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT : ONE OF THOSE CozY LITTLE
houses 1881 st: NV; Z rooms and bath: all
yTHEoD FRIEBUS, Room o. Bank bldg, cor.
18th and G nv mh30-3t
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Sewing Machines Repaired
And warranted for $1.OO. Man ordes
promptly attended to-at
3A2&Sm.S OPPENHEINER'S Sak 9th nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-30

. LINKINS. 800 18TH ST.
2236Clevel'd av, Or, WI 80
I1119 Superior st . Or, w12.5O
ll22 Congress ne, 5r, WI. 90
412-1f-1S Hayes ct,
ar, was ca.
11O6-S Fingers al. Ar, wS.3O
1722 Brainard, 6r.w..S.3O
1914 n Y av, Ar, w..S.OO
II N sw. Or. w......7.30
13l1-25-27-41 l. Sc,
Or, ea. ............6.0O
1918 Pa av NV, sto. 200
500 81 ne, fine store. 2. so
1915 Pa av NV, bas't1O.OO
mh29-tf
l.. 1900. NO. 1903 q ST.
improvements; to be put
Ella co
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE.

co"k IN private family; no washing: willing to go
70 Inc seashore for the summer months : wages
mh3O-Ses $50 wv A ee'
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WANTED-Ki GERMAN WOMAN. FIRST
class cook place in frst-class family: would like
TO go away This summer. Call 11O4 18th St
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MALE OR FEMALE.

"ANfEb-Bf \ MARRIED COUPLE (wHITE),
no lncumbrances. wife frst-cass cook husband
hahdy man about house grounds; can furnish
excellent references: country preferred Address
Box l65. Star office mh3u-3ts
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PERSONAL

OUR PATRONS ARE MEN OF STANDING IN THIS
community; that alone assures our fairness I'm eY-
changing money for mems worn clothing; write
for today.
mh3O5tf JUsTH'S OLD STAND, sl9 d.
GRoCERS. GRAND CHANCE To INCREAyE,
your trade. We have lists of names of enstosners
of the best grocefs in Washington, recently fur
nished leading manufacturer which we Will
sell. Prices and personal call address Box
81. Star od1ce. :" mh29- 81
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AUTHOR.
lied. 603 18th st. nw.-Open day and MINT We
guarantee honest and efficient service. Strictly
couddsntiaL mhlQ-26ts
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All 18th ne, Or. ....1a50
1914 Sd se. 6r.....10.0O
Rms, 100 10th NV. 20. 90
Brooklsnd houses
, ESTATE & LOAN CO.,
q NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W
: 800 81 ne, 7r, b&sto. $4,000
1918 Pa nv flats, Sr
& b, each. 40. 80
1917 G, 11r&b. 40. 10
2201p NV, 6r&st tneweiU. 90
81 list, 11r&h. .35. IS
2122 Nj NV, 11r&b. IS. 90
527 Spruce st, 6r&b $3.50
ga Sd he, Sr&b. .22.5 so
1923 4th NV, 7r&b. 30. so
MA X NV, Or, wa. 20. 30
$40.
1913 Pa av NV, fine large
new store & cellar, Of
fer wanted.
22d&P NV, st&dwl. 40. 90
FOR RENT-ON APRIL
NV; IL rooms and all
IL frst-class order; rem
mh29-3t WEAVER
FOR RENTtNa. 1929 49,
and 2 baths; hot waite
ron cAK
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FOR RENT-wEAyER BROS, 1915 F NV
i5oS-ISl0 18th ST. n.w Or bath. new, anil. SIS. so
"a to 80 Fenton st. ne, new ......... IL. 80
Apartment. the Hawthorne, 1927 st.n.w. &c. SO
to $3.50.
1902 st. a.w.. Or, bath. a.m.i..... $3.50
21l1 Ward place, 3r. and bath fiat. ....... 800
mn24-tf
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WANTEp-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN. CONE
petent and reliable position invalid's nurse or
maid to elderly lady: furnish. best-of refer
ence: will be dlsengaged about April T. Address
Box 81. Star office. mh27-4ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTEl.DEi'ARTMENT CLERK WISHES TO
rent, with privilege of purchasing within or 4
months. rent to apply purchase house of
about rooms; large lot; north Of Fla. ave and
west of 9TH St, or in Georgetown Heights: de-
scribe fully. ADDRESS PIT RELEASING Star Office /.
FOUR ADULTS SMALL HOUSE
with all modern improvements in northwest near
+ st. car lines. Address Box 146 Star office
~ 1900
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81 SELL HOUSES"
WA. E. SHANNON, 14lO G ST AMES RIDG
mh3-h TELEPHONE 427
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FwANTED-NEw ENGLAND SEAsHORE PLACE
in part payment Tor q hne. large corner rest
dence Id fashionable neighberheed In Wash
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FOB RENT 1
Sto 14O4 Pa Nv NV. $35. Dol
40 II st NV, Sr. 5000
312 Mass av ne, Or. 22.50i
THE McLACHLEN REAL
mh21-tf 10th and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

dust consecrates not only the land, but
the very waves which lash it's shores.
1t is a time for courage of the highest
order. it is time when men and women
show tie stuff that is in them. and We
can make no loftier acknowledgment Of
the material sympathy which the world
is extending TO us than to answer back
that after we shall have buried our dead
and relieved the sufferings of the sick
and destitute, we will bravely undertake
the vast work of restoration and recuper-
alton which lies before us in manner
which shall convince the world that we
have spirit to overcome misfortune and
rebuild our homes. In this way we shall
prove ourselves worthy of the boundless
tenderness which is being showered upon
us in the hour of dissolution and sorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
storm Results n, Clear Creek.

10 the Editor OF The Post.
Clear Creek. Texas September 10. -
Clear Creek is becoming Jealous of the
amount OF attention paid to others towns
by The Post, utterly sighting her aud
like the proverbial small boy, wants to be-
noticed. Clear Creek has a right To be
Jealous, being the most important place
between Galveston and Houston and hav-
ing suffered from the storm as much as
any
The writer lives three miles south OF
the town, on the Arcadia road. He count
ed twenty-one residences demolished be-
tween his place ana town. including his
own. To the right and left as far ms tho
eye could see was ono scene OF desola-
ton and destruction. The town proper ia
about one-third destroyed North OF the
railroad the same picture OF destruction
meets the eye.
II would be futile 10 attempt to individ.
ualize the losses as all suffered and IL
is doubly severe. as the last seasin b ing
SO remarkably wet, crops were an entire
failure. The writer bought his place on
the End instant-slx days from that time
his dwelling was lifted from It's blocks
and rent in twain, stable and barn Ut
terly destroyed his hg orchard ruined.
Strawberries were washed from their
beds, fences gone, which is a fair illus
traton OF all. T. NJ. Simpson
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AT RENDITION.
Only Four Houses Were Left stand
jng-No Lives Lost.

Kendleton, Texas. September f3.-On
norther sprung up. increasing in ss,-
verify until IL o'clock, when one of the
most severe and destructive wind and
rain storms came upon us ever remem-
bered by any one in this section. Warn
ing of coming storm having been re-
deDot. thought to be the safest building.
The wind came in such terrible gusts it
made the bravest quake.
1t tore down the large two-story store
building (owned by Mr.. l.. o. Lieson),
rented and used by Mrs. l.. L. BIakely
The house was left in ruins, mere kind
ling wood. Goods were scattered and
deiuged by the rain which kept up all
that night and almost all day Sunday.
Mr.. Ireson also had his dwelling house
set down from the blocks ana very much
damaged. At the time some of their fine
Jersey cows and calves had taken refuge
from the storm under the house and sew
eral head were killed.
The fine saloon building owned and run
by MIR. j. A. Shupak, was also torn 10
pieces; as also the new postoffice build
ing. just completed, but fortunately rot
occupied, went with the storm. The
other stores and2buildings were more or
less injured
The gin house owned by Mr.. r. II.
Darst was unroofed the tin roofing max
ing music as 1t sailed away about half
mile. The upper story went as we'll.
The hotel was taken from off the
blocks; in fact. not more than four houses
left and those were much shaken.
Luckily no lives were lost--some were
badly bruised.
Tho negroes had their houses damaged
badly; many quite destroyed.
Not lock Of cotton left in the fields;
trees are uprooted and fences gone
Our town presents dilapdated ap-
pearance. Wires down. so no commune
cation to be had from anywhere.
The railroad track was blocked by the
breaking away Of quite number of cat
tie cars that We're left on the sidetrack
at Beasley. The wind gave them a wild
ride almost to our vicinity, when they
were ditched. This prevented the west
bound mail train from getting here. The
wrecking train has almost Strengthened
things and the trains make their regular
trips.
When we read the narrowing news
from Galveston we feel like we were for
tunate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
IN THE STRICKEN CITY.
1hnstiy burdens of Human BODIES
Wreck md Ruin.
3Y Q. ARTHUR WILLrAlMs

49, ~ AM ti0R NliLfNMS.)
On Board the Sloop Crescent. in CAL
veston Bay, September 12.--As house
built OF cards might be demolished by
the hand OF a playful child, so has the
city of Galveston been destroyed by the
fury of the storm which ragged over It
Saturday afternoon and night.
The English language does not contain
words which can adequately describe tho
utuaticn it exists there.
Some of the buildings which formerly
graeed the main thoroughfares are stili
standing. but practically ell are badly
damaged and to all intents and purposes
so far al least as the outside world is
concerned Galveston. the city. has been
obliterated.
chaos reigns supreme. Death and de-
siruction are rampant Grim want op-
presses the survivors.
Down the streets roll wagons bearing
gruesome. CHASTITY burdens OF human
bodies. All are twisted, distorted. de-
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and their aggregate value is probably as
much as Si,250,000. The Comstock, the
government dredge, Is on Hitchcool,
shoals, apparently badly wrecked. the
government quarantine barge iS total
wreck on Pelican spit. A big tramp
steamer is high and dry on the north SIDE
OF Pel;Aln island, antrGnother Is in West
bay, tust below the row OF pilings which
mark the former location Of the Galveston,
Houston and Northern bridge. gap in
these lZings show where she went
through. There is wreck. evidently that
OF a sailing vessel. on the prairie near
Virginia Point. The Texas City dredge
is stranded off Campbell's bayou. Only
a stake marks the former location OF Halt
Moon lighthouse. Another tramp steamer
Is aground at. Texas City. and still an"
other at Houston Point, fully thirty miles
north of Galveston. Light ship No. %.
formerly stationed In the roads off the
jetties, is ashore at Shoal Point but is
apparently not badly injured. The quar-
antine boat Hyges is damaged but not
seriously.
The house OF Sheriff Henry Thomas OF
Galveston, who came down on the Law
renee Monday. was completely wrecked,
but his family succeeded in getting on a
piece OF floating roof and after perilouS
voyage out into the grl; were saved ny an
employee of Doyle's bath house.
C. Nicolini's house went completely to
pieces, with the exception Of one room.
The family got oa a roof, which, after
floating around for some time, finally ell
cleo bpck to the house, where its occu-
pants took refuge in the unwrecked por-
ton.
An elderly man named Mills. whose
home is at Har 'isburg, was on the Jules.
ono OF the barges which were in tow n;
the Louise when the storm came on. When
the barge was wrecked he held on to the
wheel stand and after being in tho water
nearly feTty hours was picked UP at Nor
gan Point by Wiley Small.
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Total. ~. ..... ~. .....sss,s'p
Mr.. George Korst's Generosity.

To the Editor Of The Post
Houston. Texas. September 81 Nv
ticed an article in yesterday afternoon
paper which seriously reflected % No
George Horst. proprietor of the i'e'us'.
hotel. Galveston. The article sta'ea VI
Mr.. Horst turned people away itom X, ~
hotel and refused them shelter Hoa a,as,
storm. The article in question Is a,,,
misrepresentation OF the facts All p,vs /,
Mr.. Horst a serious Injustice ! Am.
the fremont hotel and was there a. nm.
ing the storm Saturday night aau .rrne
dreds were given shelter and nole III hi
away. The very fact that the pv..' M
1000 people within its walls s'e Wars 4,
statement as absolutely false. .scssr.
specially. haii'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
DOUBLE TRACK BRIDGE
IL to lie Built by the southern
Pacific

Galveston. Texas. September H.
G. W. Boscheke, assistant engineer
of the>southern Pacific, received or.
ders by wire from New York tails
morning to present plans at once
for double track steel bridge
across Galveston bay, ten feet
higher than the old wooden bridges.
nd to proceed, with all the force
possible to obtain, with the construc-
ton OF the company's wharves at
this place. Engineers are at work
making survey and running lines
preparatory to the resumption CT
work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
sseseseesesssssseoesese
ASSIST THE UNFORTUNATE.
The Post Has Opened Subscription For
Storm Sufferers.

has been suggested from quarters that The open
its columns for the collection of subscriptions for the sufferers
fund.- and response to said suggestion The Post invites the
charitable of ouon of Texas and of the country generally
quickly to the All contributions will
acknowledged by publication under this head and the will
be turned to the committees for distribution and app
cation for the note work of assisting the unfortunate.
The following came in yesterday:
Previously Reported. S5475
Summing Sockbdge New York, N. Y............ $4,000
Relief Committee, Orange, Texas.
Citizens OF Eagle Lake and Vicinity 1850
James Butte 10000
McCane Detective Agency $500
Cenal Dry Goods 1000
Q. T. Holt 1000
j. p Lantz
{. N. A. DeBaligethy 500
Stuart AtcheSon, New York. N 500
Cash.
Cash 400
Total S8t725
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MISSOURI CITY ASKS FOR AID.
List of the Losses which Were
Sustained.

To the Public in General:
Missouri City, Texas, September r.
From the effect Of the storm of Saturday
night our village and vicinity has suffered
en- indescribable loss, leaving the whole
people destitute. We therefore appeal to
the generous public for aid, money, cloth
Ing and provisions, which will be faith
fully distributed to those most in need.
A. o. Sayler,
Chairman Relief Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
r,onk, from AIieL

To the Editor of The Post. ..,
Alief, Texas. September lS--ou. -,
wish to express their thanks " shi,,
people of our country for the Fe Mes 4
arrived this morning. Many ,,..,,sr
your relief committee. :; T. "a raIrr
For the people of Aliet ana -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
Six BodIes Found al ouIntnna

oulntana. Texas, September l2.~-slx
people were picked up on the beach ana
buried this morning They were mosaY
women and had their clothes enuscly
whipped off OF them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

Don't let the hand OF time paint VIZ n
kles on your face. Keep young, by kesp-
ing the blood pure and tho digestive or.
sans in a heRlthful condition. HERB,NE
VIII do this. Health youth, dseasc AMI
sicknens bring old age. Price. 80 csn q.
For sale BY A. e, Kiosling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

If THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well trlel
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
5or children teethlng. II soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
GOVERNMENT TO REPAIR
The Forts and Works at Galveston Which
Were Destroyed
Work is to be Pushed on the Houston Ship Channel
Project-Engneers are Now in Session
Considering Plans.
s..ssesssssssssssssss,
,sseesssssssssssssss


comprising chiefs of the
arrangements Tor repairs
be and
improvements in finished condition
destroyed by the storm Though
said quick
be IN WORK
connections with Houston Houston
Galveston The department
Galveston
Buffalo bayou
OF
the
of ha place be pr ted to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
stops the consh la

and Works On IN" s,,,s eurs 1
Laxative Bromo-Q uinlre "a n,r ars
cold in one day. No cure W
25 cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

A trip aeroes the hay shows some sur
prisIng scenes. Some OF the towns which
have been making claims to having deep
water haye got ocean going ships at last.
but not in Ire way they eSreatod. Numer-
ous wrecks are scattered over the bay.
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LII lLBDR

5000 feet Ike asst. lgths. shlplap No. /.
,ohn ~ 10y ........,.,sl0 "a
1000 feet Ike asst. lgths. D. & NJ. NJ
5000 feet 1Rx6 asst. lgths. sis No ~
oo per m N feet syt
VI teet .........,...,........... II "A
1900 feet lx12 asst. lgths. SIS No.
per per M feet ....,..;...'....;.............i.os
1900 pcs. 1x4 s4S sqr, top pickets,
per NJ pcs. Observation-Disclosures. fin,
2l0oo cypress plaster lath, per N, 49,. AK
Windows. sy1o II Its, each ........,..... n
windows, 10Xl2 - Its. each .,.....,. 4,
Windows 10x15 s It's, each - K
Doors. 1-SX6-S, ia w p. painted, each "a
Doors, 2-GS6-6, 1% w P. painted, each &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

relief party from Beaumont arrived
Wednesday on tho tug Nat strong with
carload of ice. carload of provisions
and two tanks OF water. portion OF
Che cargo wac landed at Bolivar and THO
remainder turned over to the local COM
mittee In the party, which returned
Thursday, were T. A. Hunter, James l..
Keith. E. A. Fletcher d. X, Newsum, Or.
G. o. Martin. DR., Frye. +. h. STAFFORD
Rush Noryell. Frank ownsend and Leon
Lew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

w. H. Beckway of the Western Union
Telegraph company rescued himself and
wife and several ladies who were in >
house. His fathers back was broken ami
is In the hosp tai The house they were
In was washed away.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

The Dominican convent was damaged
to the extent OF $4,000 but that the Sis
ters and children are all safe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

The means OF transportation out OF Gal
weston are still inadequate and those who
should be moved are unable to take ad-
vantage OF the means offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-06
PROSPEROUS Year,

Col. Thomas II. Carter. proctor OF the
University Of Virginia, is at the Jefferson
Col. Carter says that the University Is
enjoying one Of the most prosperous
wears in its history and that all records
in attendance will be broken. At pres
ent there are six hundred and torty-two
students enrolled and the number Will
reach six hundred and sixty after the
holiday vacation. The hisll-water mark
was reached in 1852, when there were SIN
hundred and forty-seven students IN at
tendance.
Col. Carter states that plans are being
made for a grand celebration on lAprl!
18th, the occasion being the Jefferson cen
1enniaI. and that the University Will play
d prominent part. Already the citizens OF
Charlottesville and the Chamber OF Com
1nerce OF that city are at work soliciting
the necessary funds.
improvements on the University prop
erty are also proposed, and an electric
plant will be put in Extensive improve
1nents are arranged for in other depart
IneRtS.