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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-01
san ANGELO NOTES.
Midnight Mass Was Very LargeIy AZ
tended.

San Angelo Texas, December 30.--in
the district court, the case Of The State
vs.. j. S, Fowlkes and his son. Jack
Fowkes, of Dallas. we're continued on
application of the defendants.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa FEES
business at this point for 1899 was a rec
ora breaker both as to passenger and
freight business, so your Correspondence
IS informed by Agent II. Il. Williams.
Mr., b Il, Hail of the local lumber firm
OF smith & Hail. and Miss Mollie Ozee
were married Mt Sherwood ON the 30th
instant.
San Angeles annual Christmas bali
took place at Turnverein hall Tuesday
night, nearly Atty couples attended, and
~ was brilliant affair
The annual midnight mass at the Catho>
lie church drew out the usual large at.
tendance, aud the music, both vocal and
instrumental. was very fine. male
quartette sang The Lords Day" au-
companied by six volins. Famous mass
In @ was sung by the full choir with
organ accompaniment
( The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church has elected the following officers,
President 7. w GARRISON; arst vice
president, Mrs, T A, Newton. second vice
president Mrs w b. Newton; third vice
president. Miss Mary Murphy: chairman
missions committee. FINS Henderson:
secretary, Miss ella Daugherty. organist,
Miss Monte FORESTER; treasurer. j, w.
Wight installation hrst Sunday in
january.
The Methodist ladies' gave another OF
their popular high teas at Mrs. A. A. DE
Berry's yesterday.
san Angelo has no Christmas casualties
10 report though there We're few
scraps"
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THE NEW CUBAN CABINET
Is SAID TO he WELL CHOSEN For
THE DUTIES.
Another Customs OFFICER Arrested.
Cuban GcnernI Was Kiiied--Lnrwc
Crowds welcomed Visitors.


Havana. December Sf.-Now that Gen
eral Wood has appointed his secretaries
he hopes that office seekers will, for the
most part transfer their attention to those
officials. giving him time to attend to
necessary business. The entire populace
and the secretaries themselves are con-
fidcnt OF successful administration.
Senior Tamayo. says Il am firmly con-
WINGED that under General Wood the
secretaries he has chosen will be able 70
do great deal toward laying the founda-
tons Of Cuban government. II they had
not had entire confidence in General
Woods ability and sincerity they would
not have accepted office. Politics Is not
my own line, and VIII sustain considers
BILE loss in having to abandon the practice
of my profession but am Cuban
and ready to serve Cuba. When the sec
retaries have had meeting and agreed
upon general policy after an exchange
OF ideas. I may be able 10 discuss intelh-
gently. 1t seems to me that the secre-
taries have been well chosen and expect
tnat all will pull Well together"
Senior varona said THE secretaries
have been well CHOSEN. They are repre-
sentative men. AS secretary Of finance
my guiding principle Will be to reorgan-
lie The finance system Of the municipa,s.
| expect that the work will be more OF
less plain sailing, as the customs are
now well organized. So also Is the de-
partment of posts. Both departments are
running themselves. in view OF the fact
that Cuba Tor some time TO come Will
have to import many necessaries, 4 shall
endeavor to have the customs charges
lowered My idea is that the public ex-
penses OF the island should not be en-
trey betrayed, Us at pre-snt, Ly the
customs"
4 sensation was caused In custom house
clrc,es ana 1t soon spread over the en-
trio city, by the suspension from duty
OF Senior Arturo Arostegui. deputy col
lector. on account of recent frauds By
appraisers through which, judging from
the increase OF receipts during the last
feS days without any apparent increase
in the amount OF shipping the govern
ment must have been robbed daily Cor
some time Of from $4,000 to $4,000 II
is not believed, however, in official cir
cles that Senior Arostegui has been guilty
of any irregularity, although sufficient
evidence has been laid before Collector
Bliss to warrant his suspension pending
investigation
Every effort continues to he made by
the friends OF the accused appraisers to
have the charges against them suppressed
and It is believed that the culprits en-
deavored TO have Senior Arostegul arrested,
believing that his cousin, Senior Quesada.
has enough influence In washington to
seci;re discontnuance OF the prosecu-
ton and that he would exercise this In
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loekhert, Texas, December so--The ole
wear IN this section is expiring with struggl,
ana going ont 10 mist and gloom. but III,
usual festivities are not Tor that reason IN
the least measure abridged or abandoned
Society receptions and family reuniops ~,
me prevailing feature OF the season.
me proposed advance In the subseribt!or
price ot The Post Is not unfavorably rerardso
uy tne Loeknars democrats, The Post hns ps
ieSas readers and they are perfectly wiIhns
lnat Y should have remuneratlye price M
Justify It's vast outlay and enterprise In
snori, the people want The Post reea. ilrss
toaay almost every man and boy strong
enough % shoulder 4 gun Is olIt after ths
tesliNe quail, and regular Buer NombarJ.
meht IL roaring across the pralrios.
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Fire Works.. /
STUDIES, $40 and s,a Preston Al.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Text of the Agreement Between
These Organizations.


These Organizations.
The agreement entered into by the
Master Builders exchange and many ot
the leading architects of Houston, to
which reference was made in yesterdays
Post, is as follows:
Section l. We, the undersigned archi-
tects of the city of Houston. agree to
furnish with all plans to contractors fol-
estimates all details necessary and draw
ings to scale not exceeding one inch pei
foot; sail details to accompany estimates
from which contractors are requested ia
make their estimates.
Sec. 2. No contractor shall be allowed
to make estimates on any work in the Of
nee of any architect unless he 1.-THE CON
tractor) be member in good standing
of the Master Builders exchange OF the
city of Houston.
Sec 8. 1t shall be unlawful for any
member or members OF the Master Me-
chanics' exchange to solicit the privilege
of drawing the plans and specifications
for buildings of any kind.
Sec. l. If any of the members of the
builders exchange be requested by the
owner to draw plans and specifications
for a building OF any kind he can do so,
but must in all cases sign his name TO
SAID plans and specifications, and. no
other member or members of the ex-
change shall be allowed under any cir
cnmstances to estimate on them, or in
other words the owner can only get one
bid on his work. and that from the party
who prepared and executed the plans and
specifications.
Sec 5. If member OF the Master
Builders exchange OF the city of Hous-
ton shall make figures and estimates in
competition with other fellow memers of
the exchange. or plans other than those
prepared by the architects of the city OF
Houston, they shall be liable to expulsion
from the Master Builders exchange. or to
a fine.
Sec, g. BY architects is meant only
those whose names appear signed to this
agreement. This agreement to take eff
feet from this date
Signed; Architects o. ]. Lorehn. p. s
Glover. Q. H. p. Rudesill & Son. Neyins
HILL Hickey G Allen, W. A. McNIlllen
A. N, Dawson -
Master Builders Exchange nv IT II
Holtkamp. president.
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JASPER JOT'rINGs.
Military Hall WIS the Seasons Social
Event.

Jasper. Texas, December 30.-The past
week has been one Of unalloyed enjoy
ment in Jasper, The Rifles ball We'd
nesday night WAS one of the largest at
tended AFFAIRS ever taking place in the
town. Visitors We're present from all
over the county and adjoining towns. and
an went away saying they never were
treated more courteously or had a pleas
anter time.
Prospectors are here daily and several
hands sfN
Mr. David Lee of kirbyville has pur-
chased the residence of A. j. Rigsly ana
VIII move here shortly. Every home,
m town Is occupied and several eontrlcts
nave been let for business houses and
residences. "'u
Miss Ethel Ford Of Houston is visiting
relatives here.
Among the boys who are home on /,
visit are; Carol Scale of Beaumont
Ferry Scale of Picking, La. Ebert Hnrt
OF Laurel, aud Rad Scarborough OF Dewey
College will open Tuesday with a Iargs
increase OF scholars
with the assurance that the Kaysee
road will be here by May. people are
preparing to entertain the whole Of Texas
with celebration of the event.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LIMA Peru.--rhe press, reviewing the
events OF the past year and the present situa
ton at Peru, urges the immediate appoint
ment Of Peruvian minister at Washington.
MARsElLLEs. Great anxiety IS felt here
regarding the fate Of the French steamer
Pierre LnGranhe due here from Odessa a
week ago She IA supposed TO have fcundercd
during the recent gales with her crew Of forty
FIVE.
BERLlN,-rhe Vorwaerts publishes the al
lesed text OF a new manifesto from Emperor
Nicholas against the Increase of naval arna-
ments which 1t is said he viii promulgate on
the iir8t day OF the Russian new year It is
ascertainod That II s rake
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C+ordo.d For Sale all
% BAEDWINSi
PATTERNS BOOK SW
sos Main street.

morrow for Beaumont where he WIN
charge OF the Gulf and lnterstass Y
depot. The good people OF KirbyshI
greet very much TO lose Mr.. Owen ~
family
Mr.. d. J. Law Of the firm Of Jsm't
Co.. Of this place, left on last =
train on business trip 10 orahss'
Contractor ]. r. Faircioth has iuA4
pleted the new bridge across Trout 4
north OF town. 1t Is good job ano
nigh water mark.
Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Miner 81,
place are visiting friends and reg
In Jasper this week.
Mrs, w. II. smith. wife OF Mt
Smith. died at her home at this{
OF typhoid fever on the eSS x n
18th instant.
II is believed by the physicians a
place that there Is smallpox arnonf
negroes on Cow creek. i've miles
OF town. and as consequence. the
rem here are being vaccinsted.
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NEWFOUNDLAND r1slrERlns.


Grnve Complications WAY Be Cnused
10, irnncc.
st. Johns, \. f. December 8i--Graye
complications ere feared between Great
Britain and France over the expiration
OF ne New Foundlani Fisheries modus
yiycudi today. The colonial legislature
can not meet for some weeks and the Brit
ish parliament is also closed so that there
Is no possibility of any legislation for
some weeks to remedy the defect. France
Is thns made able to provoke much trouble
with the colonial office and it is feared
she Will do so
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Berlin, January with the exception
OF the most sensational journals the Ger
man press today comments soberly, al
though with manifest irritation. upon the
not an unprecedented nfraction OF inter
national law. Political circles think
Great Britain is making mistake In not
assuming q definite attitude on the con-
traband question.
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Victoria rer.ixitie.

victoria, Texas. December sl.-Although On
1eFtainmenss have been numerous during
tAS pat week they have been confined almost
exclusively to the junior element THURSDAY
night Miss Patue welder entertained tba,,
rflaay night Miss Maggie McFadden ana last
l,gnt MISS Minnie Roy Levi The sub-inpinr
wSlsm men, mas also been active at the v. 4 and
entertained at birthday PARTY Nv li,,aa Ms NJ,
amanda hester rhs r, r. and V. viii rlvs
,ocir ennusi New Years hall al ths eeers
nouse tonorrov' Monday. night.
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HEARNE ITEMS.
Married Ladies' VIII Give n Mas
qucrude Bail.

liearne Texas, December Sl.-New Years
evening the married ladies of Hearne will
give masquerade bail at the Masonic hal
and II . strong effort has anything TO do Will
tho success of an event. this one will Ger
tainly be a Very enjoyable affair For somt
days past this occasion has been looked for.
ward TO with anticipation OF much pleasur,
anu Judging from the variety of costumes he
ing prepared, great deal of fun will be al
forded the spectators as well as the particl.
pants Excellent music has been engaged
= L, Hart local representative for s. Sam
uels Co, returned today from Waco wher,
Captain NJ, f. Patrick of Waxahaehie wa.
here Yesterday Tor few hours en- route L
Mumford.
Mrs, Frank Fowler left yesterday Afternoon
Tor her home In Houston after few days
visit TO relatives here.
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Chi for CT. 80, z

Upon demand the city treasurer viii
pay all city scrip up to and including No.
o2'is'' twelve thousand four hundred and
h'ne'y-seven' seing the next three thou
sand 10000 numbers since last call.
s.. II. Brashear.
Mayor City of Houston.
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4 Fnnctien n, tiihninn.

uiddings, Texas, December se-The chlef
social function at this place was given al The
residence OF Mr. and Mrs $, ]. JoIaer on Fr,-
Gay night ~ honor of their charming dausht.
~ I'm, MISS Ma,ue iner Joiner Handsome cos
n aulnes, beautiful faces and a prcfusion Of
noysrs were very much In evidence An ale.
sslll supper was served al IA O'Clock asssr
wnich the assembly baos the hostess snet
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IN NEW Yonx.
Thousands Heard the nso,,,,n
Chimes NJ Miduirbt

''" ~ "tuhiSht.
New York, December 3l.-The usual
holiday crowd gathered at Trinity church
tonight and listened to the chimes. n
is estimated that 10000 people gathered
in the streets.
I Archbishop corrigan celebrated mid.
night mass at the cathedral The service
was the solemn pontifleal mass held by
Grafton of the beginning OF the last ysar
Of the Nineteenth century, known 10
Catholics as the holy year or year Of
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A sl5o 600 Gfp.r

is az right but beginning january ana
bSr one week we will Clean, Dye and Press
your clothes for half our regular prices
10 introduce the latest method. Our wag
ohs VIII call for and deliver you clothes.
Laundry. ~
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KIRByyHLE NOTES.

shysicians Believe thnt Tber. 4.
smallpox ON Cow creek.
kireyville, Texas, December so-Mr. C.
~ owens. railroad ,,rent at the Calves
ton Beaumont aud kaflsas Clay DEPOT al
ina place, leaves with his family to-
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MISS Maggie Grace aged 2e years. died
IN TINS city Saturday night and the re.
ma, We're shipped yesterday to Hunts
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THE DEATH ROLL.

oarnot Henry Nicholas Noarl. the I
year old son of DR.. II. Noark, formerly
OF this city, now of Cyress Top. died bera
Yesterday at 1910 Main street ana Tho re :.
mains viii be shipped this morning N
Cypress Top for burial. ~
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1000 ocotoa1 o<o>o~o~o>o4
: CHILL SAUCE
HOW BARSTOW BROWN
AND ELVIKY RICHARDS 4
) CANE ETHER. !
. o>o%o~oeo<oe~o>o>o>o>c


/ The hosIsa hold art 5 ne only dover
/ can hfiag save ms self 10 him we'd
/ Can you nud tie root ami earn the aour7
Then ! can Ske home aud sweet white bread
--Harpers.
| The last scarlet bar of the gorgeous
/ autumn sunset was fading out behind
the tan popIars along Turkey creek
when RarStow Browns creaking old
| farm wagon turned the corner of the
road which led 10 his lonely and i'll
kept home.
= here's Tie light Albumin already
in Mis- Elyisy Richards window" he
commented 1T does git dark awful
early nights now. Seems like hern's
the clyanest KEEP an the cheerfulest
lamp in the Iull township"
And indeed it did seem to illuminate
with its friendly radiance the little one
story house by the roadside 1t looked
like n bcacon-a star. Ii made Farmer
Brown think in admiring but unforInu-
lated fashion of a steadfast loye-pure
unwa rcring. brilliant 1t attracted
him. 1t drew him tile worn and
harassed body and soul of him. Uncon
sciously he frightened the reins, But il
was not until the plodding horses
stood srill in response that he won
dered whether tie might venture in
and what excuse he could give for his
visit.
Suddenly he lifted his head and
sniffe. once twice Then he hurried
ly twisted tile reins around the whip
stock and clambpred down from the
high seat Swiftly. soUndlessly. ex-
cuse and cncoura cement had come to
HMM the Gtlisc of an odor at that.
Chill sauce, If size amt a-rnakin
chill sauce" He was hurrying up the
short path Ia tie front door, at which
he knock. I'm tell her want the re-
ceipt for Susie Reilly 10 make some
by Thnt's tine ticket. 0h. howdy. Mis-
Richards. ! was -ain home from mill
an thc incest smell come a-tioatin
down the road Seemed 5 If | was
back ia math,r's again, an she was
pr.tt II up Ia Ii Sauce.' He sighed and
insist, ned his lips at the recollection.
$50 ;hui glIt I'd coHse in an ind how
rau :lalr il our ripe tomatoes amt
MI gone yet Maybe Sus.e Reilly could
.aal.e II rig- II OF ser
Faety pl.,cii ANA lenienant summers
haI passed over the brown head of
ElNiru Richards. but where was the
girl along Turk y creek who carried
herself with more grace and dignity.
and what malrcu could boast such a
fresh complexion ard bright eyes as
shet
ITO be surei'- she cried heartily.
You come right in. Mr.. Brown" She
drew forward the best rocking chair,
with the Battenberg tides on the en-
treating red plush arms
" 'Tisn't much | need make. Twin
alone as ! do, but a good storeroom 10
a fine thing TO fall back on. You'd need
a lot In your house. I'm thinkin. I'll
give you the receipt with pleasure, an
a jar to take home for Susie to taste
by. How does she get on, Mr.. Brown"
Rarstow Brown looked around the
bright little room, at the shining glass
lamp with the red flannel wick. which
stood behind the row of freshly potted
geraniun slips in the recessed window.
then back at the plump. white aproned
figure opposite.
Not too well. Mis- Richards. She's
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Bas,st TIA > Tbs AND Yea e AN3YS B0ag,
Of %NIAIXM


1t is certainly gratifying to the
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and who are not afraid TO be gener-
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proprietors of DR.. King ; New Dis
coyery for consumption, coughs and
colds, have given away over ten mil
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sBrave Men I ALI

Victims to stomach, liver and kid
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all feel the results in loss of appetite,
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Electric Bitters are just the thing
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and don care whether he lives OF
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Distressing Stomach Disease

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Sold by A G Luken < Co, drug
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Sat6wly.
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ou@,n Nargh rita Refi "a.

We 4 comes from Europe that the
widowed queen Aarpher,ta has JUS
complel a Tile distribution at her per
sonal t9ect~ ANA has finally retired
from tLs world Her 300 superb COS
tunes have been apportioned among
her friends. Immediately after King
Iumhert's funeral She sent 10 thu
museum al Florence the exquisite EN-
bloidrties which were 50 much admir-
ed at the Worlds fair. and her jewel
~ has been given to her relatives. Til,
young queen, Helen. has received hel
royal diamond,
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Was the ball that hit G. b. Stead
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Rub the bars of a wire broiler with 3
little sweet butter. dry Il large, plump
oysters in a napkin and place them
on the broiler. brush little butter over
them and broil over y fire free from
flame and smoke. Four a little melted,
well seasoned butter y them and ar
range on crisp lettuce tween two
slices of toast
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Drying Preparations

Simply develop dry catarrh; they dry
up the secretions which adhere to the
membrane and decompose, causing q
far more serious trouble than the or
binary form of catarrh Avoid ali
drying inhalants and use tAat which
cleanses, soothes and heals Ely :
Cream Balm is such a remedy and
will cure catarrh or cold ia the head
easily and pleasantly All druggists
sell 1t at 90 cents or ii will be mailed
by Ely Brothers, 90 Warren street,
New York.
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How to Make Prime Jelly

Take one quart of prunes. stir until
soft and mash through colander
half box of gelatin: put IN bowl
cover with cold water. let it soak fol-
about five minutes; take a pint and a
half OF the mashed prunes. add to the
gelatin. with three tabIespoonfuls OF
sugar: put on the stove, and let boil for
I've minutes. pour into jelly uaolls and
serve with cream.
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& "a . tt q II = a.
ps.b. ;, Tia Kind isa hase Aaags S0gga
asa 4 &1NzzZ2

Genesee Pure Food Co., Leroy, n Y.
Dear Sirs. Some DAYS since a
package of your GRAlN-O prepare
ton was left at my office. ] took il
home and gave it a trial, and have
to say | was very much pleased with
it, rs substitute far coffee. We
have always used the best Java and
Mocha in our family, but am free TO
say ] like the GRAIN q as we'll as
the best coffee | ever drank
Respectfully yours,
A. c. JACKSON. VI, ID.
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Hustling young men can make $50
per month and expenses. Perma
nent position. Experience unneces-
sary. Write quick for particulars.
Clark i Co, fourth and Locust SITS,
Philadelphia, Pa. dSw6mo
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Jeu-O. The New Dessert,
pleases all the family. Four flavors
Lemon, orange, raspberry and
straw berry. At your grocers. louts.
Try il today