The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
CITY BRENITIEs.

msgEie Davis was bound over on bond
day. 'es'''
There Is an undeliyered telegram at tho
once Of the Postal Telegraph company lis
Nam street for J. w. Hitt also cabegram
There are undelyered kilograms at the
ofiice Of the Western Union Telegram COM
9sny for Louis j Workman and Mary A..
smith (coloredl
R r. rllre., fireman at tho Central sta
5lon' accldentiy pulled 3 piece Of gas pips
down on himself Yesterday. His upper lin
WAS pretty badly cut.
Dr. w A. Knight. veterinarian. reporte,
nve cases Of sunstrose among horses in the
guy Yesterday. None Of the cases were of q
serious nature. however
marriage license was secured by Frank
Tennyson last Monday and he was married
10 Nellie Franklin. The name appeared In
correctly in Tuesdays Post, being given as
FRANK Thompson.
Emma Louise Miller. aged 4 yeare and
months, daughter of o X Miller, who re.
SIDES on the Harrisburg road. died at
clock yesterday morning Che ramaius
were buried Mt Evergreen cemetery at y. NJ
Wash Brown colored became violently in
sane at nls home in the Fourth ward yes
terday Il required several persons to sun
due him, and in the melee he cut two Of III
" he myers of with a knife Brown was
taken to the police station.
gasoline stove exploded an 20o5 Congress
avenue Yesterday morning about o'clock
/ r nte algrm was turned IN and the depart.
Ineut responded, but no serious damage was
lone. The building was owned by NJ. i
Rurrsk and occupied by G. McGregor
letter received by Ross Wright yes
t.erday from. Jim c. Smith Of Hearne. says
In sundays Post noticed the death Of N
firmars He told me he was naisot
near Eu claire Wis His brothe,
lived in Wisconsin"
The ladies Of st. Marv's Alter Guild viii
give an excursion down Buffalo BAYOU OF
the steamer Lawrence leaving Houston AT
,;l5 d. m. Friday August "a Quite a mum.
Der Of young people have already purchased
tickets: and the trim will undoubtedly prov,
exceedingly pleasant
The The Theo Boring Gun club VII hold T.
foot of Elgin street, today. BEGINNING at
.: m The medal is held this week by L. D
Harvey A good crowd is expected, if tht
weather IS rood The grounds are In excel.
fine.
The Houston Cotton Exchange and Boarc
Of Trade YESTERDAY sent telegram 20 II. F
Nuntlnaion expressing sorrow for the death
Of c; r Huntington, who had done SO mucl
FOR tbe DEVELOPMENT of Houston and who
was regarded nv the members Of the ex
change as one of the greatest men the worlt
has vet produced.
A letter was received by County Judsr
Vasmer from Dr. John s. Turner superin
ienden Of the North Texas Hospital for tn,
Insane at Terrell Texas, Yesterday. authoriz
ing him to send William Young John Elem
ing, Ton Moran and Jesse Clerk colors
lunntics 10 hat instruction. The Judge hope
to be able TO send the negroes M fnn'ah'
Nessrs. Andrew and Lyon Of the Houstor
Labor Journal are procuring special ed
ticn Of their publication TO he issued
week or ten DAYS before he annual Labo
Dav celebration They have ~ horty from
the Houston Labor Council to print the oul,
off ca programme to be issued and the sne
Cial edition containing this feature will b,
distributed on the grounds aud streets durlnl
the celebration.