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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-12
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-12
week have had of II dur
wv ing a 1ying visit to Monte Carlo,

that haven OF the fashionable
gamblers and iuvalids. | made the trip
with friend, and together we studied
the interesting people md the pretty
fashions, and now that we are back
again in Paris we find the climate here
more appalling than ever, and the
Paris climate Mt this time OF the year
Is never OF the best. Down there is
bright sunshine and flowers at least,
If not warmth, here, wet, muggy
weather, seas OF yellow mud. and n
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-12

elup yAED IN lis srcr DEC. md. :
GOlNd NORTH.

All rraius Daily except Sunday.
Sos. 10 and 72 ma,9 cioec cornocsirRe
Ssnes7il Win the y. g. q. snd Par Hsr
t-ains fcr G ,lnmhus. N'st ~ - 'rs Ve,s.
]. popE sUfOR, Gen ,ral Manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Warren Fitzpatrick, the old Confederate
soldier whe has been given shelter at the
police station for several days, was yes
terlay removed to ST. Joseph inhrmary.
where, through the good Offices OF Mr.. C.
c. Beavens. past commander OF Dick Dow
ling camp OF Confederate Veterans. and
the kindness OF the lHdrmary management
the old man will be given a home Tor the
present
Mrs. G. A, Mitchner and Mrs. sid Hus-
ton interested themselves in the old mans
behalf and took up contribution Tor hlm.
getting sufficient money 20 purchase a suit
OF clothes and warm understanding for
him. They have also written 20 Governor
Jones and Senator Kirby OF Arkansas in an
EFFORT 10 get his war record with a view
10 having him cared for IN the Confederate
home Of Arkansas. Until replies are re-
ceived from these letters the unfortunate
man VIII remain at 81 Joseph inlrmary
Mt Beavens has sscertaiued that Fitz.
patrick served 81 company D. Captain
Charles Prniu: IN Major Turnbull's bat
talon General Mac Mars brigade and
General Kirby smiths division: he enlist
cd 10 PdragOuld Green county. Arkansas.
was in the battle OF Pennington near
Corinth, and Richmond, Ky. and Muir
freesboro. Tenn.
While the old mans immediate needs
are provided FOR, some little money viii
be necessary 10 equip him for the trim and
send him TO some eleemosynary institu-
ton whsre he may permanently remain
and those desiring 10 subscribe NAV do Sd
through Mr.. Beavens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
personal wrsrios.


r =. Wilson q crori'Y H.. q . rue
vs. 7 Garter q Cameron ]. CUES, al *.
Capitol
II ward OF wsxahseb.s ia REGISTERED a,
the Capitol
" ). Bolton u whsrsoh IS late arrival
a. the Capitol.
D. b; DaiIas "a late arrival
Henry sietnsu Of xev ORLEANS Is CUES,
At the Bristol
". H. LogezFove add wife Of Sew Orleans
are stopping zt the Bristol
Hon T. G. Foster Of I,e1isoa vas regis.
tered AZ the cap.ioi yesterday.
E. b. GRIM d corrgan spent yesterday Ia
The city, a guest al the Capitol.
W p carriere o. saa Antonio vas among
ysstsfisgs arrivals At tas Bristol
Co.onei T. D. Polk Of BsaamouE Is in the
city o. business. stopping al the Capitol
j. j. Abernathy aud O. K Wilson OF
Huntsville arc registered at tue Hrtchins-
Mr. .. 6 Campbell Of Washington. D. c.,
pensiOn eIamin@s. Is located a. the Bristol
sam PARK n tue industrial Lsmtef com
paay. Bsaumoat, vas Al the Capitol yes
terday.
Nrs. Hudson White. who formerly re-
q, the Bristol
stiss Marsaret Ray Of Gsleestor Is visiting
lfr sister. Ars- q. }. Palmer, 10 iii Me-
Kinney avegre
Aessrs A. c. Thompson. 81 s. Robtnsou
ami G. H. WieT Of Hampstead arr afe ar
rsvals ~ the Capitol
Mr. Hugh Ila milton q .he Magnolia Brew
ely j. back from Philadelphia. ahere b. mas
hen 1ting his children who are a. school
these.
+ F Ross u waeo was guest NJ the
LaFlor Yesterday Re 3 ga souta bome
after . visit % hs daughter a. IuutsyiIis.
airs. Joe Rice.
NJ aud Mrs. Barry Gray. Hiss Bertha A.
k0hr. Alfred Kelley AID wife Isabel SheT-
man. Lee Stnrrett Irving Barker members
y "Casey.s Troubles" coUpan9, stqDped az
the Bristol
Master HaFh ana Miss Iulia hamilton.
thelr aunt 8rs. ? J snith. isays fodey IN
thrir return % Austin, yncce they ar at
tcneing school.
Miss Sargent o. Richmond. YES John L.
Morris 81 Chico and Aiizs Clara Houston 81
wharton we're guests AZ tlte i-aEioT yesterday.
after having spent the hoii3sys ~ their
homes.
John Wallis. pTomiaeu; faTacr Of Ba7
r.spn county loNa. who laB tren spending
the past ywo months Win his SISTER. Mrs.
a lioiton i97 Dallas aFerpr. LEFT ind5T
over TIC Southern Pacific Tor san trsrclse,
h spend tha balance % the aiuter NJ.
Walls expresses tipseli - we'll pleased ~!tn
Houston.
Nr Sol cleselsgd. she evangelist .iournslis,
~ wharton. 90 10 the rify. Hr Cleveland
aas revived the Weekly Reality md has
l'arF. Mr. = G NHckabee veil squipper
teaspauer man in charze ~ the editorial b.
nrss VIZ such eombiuatoE the REALTY
10 sare 10 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
WASH MAcnnMEII.

Blanche Walsh and Melbourne Mac.
Dowell IN sardous ia rosca and Glen.
patr,s" VIII be the attraction at the opera
house tonight, matinee tomorrow and TO-
morrow night Tho success of Miss Wal III
10 the Sardou repertory has been tho tout
VI considerable comment throughont tns
country the past season.
MISS Walsh is no stranger in this CITY.
wy she mas never appeared here until las,
season In roles calling for such an enrin.
ment of youth. feminine beauty and talen,
ana a considerable amount OF real his
Tlonle genius. II is generally acknnal
eosen mat Miss Walsh is the possesso
" All THESE qualities so essential TO grea
suoeess upon The stage. and has discoss a.,
10" 10 apply them 10 get the best results
me coming OF Sarlous PLAYS has al,Sav,
oeen looked upon as an important avon,
\ IN theatrical circles The COMPANY Is ye =,
/ strong and It goes without saving m =,
! me stage pictures and embelli shnan Z
Gown 70 tue smallest detail will be a.
complete as possible Mr., Melbourne Mac
,oweil VIII be seen in his original part.
OF scarpia ard Mare Antony.
ms famous queen Of Egypt has for cen
seipes presented an altogether unique hg-
ure in the minds or those rni-;vsssd
enough to care for historical personaqs
nlyni tue nrst act on 10 the very last,
including the great storm episode a se-ies
% charming Egyptian pictures viii be pre-
serted The reproduction OF the fanops
Nleopatra barge" with lis accompa- "a
menl OF music, singing crowds OF swaylne
adorlng figures. armed Roman solsie-s
ana brilliant colored surroundings makes
a Picture rarely witnessed on the stage.
ne storm scene IN the fifth act Is sad
70 oe one OF the most thrilling example
stage. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

The ladies' auxiliary viii hold its regu-
lar annual election az the ASSOCIATION
rooms at o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The holiday season having passed the
regular class work In the eymnasi,lm
win be resumed and after this week the
regulation uniform must be used in class
by the young men.
me association has been increasing It's
probably be largely increased during M
next Few months, large humber ~
new members are expected this month.
As soon as twenty-five boys OF the
junior department are ready for class
WORK In the gymnasium such class will
be organized
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
CRY BREvIT,ES.


Thr pui't -ho5's resumed Yesterday sftor
ihe usual ChH,tmaa vacation.
Aa animated ,irtnr4 o1trrtsinmeui vil ba
given % rho Frst Bspiist church Tomorrow
nlght
There rs ~ unfelyeref telegram a. the
Office - tbs Postal Telegraph company for
j, \ keigWe.n 4 Go,
be Houston Light Guard win elect ofh-
rem tonight ~ The mentiug 80 BE- held st
the aumofy fuil attendance e desired
Tho annual meeting or the shel,5rirS Arms
bssocimion will be held Tits afternoon at the
parrish house al Christ church Tor tho annual
election Of officers.
Yesterday WAS the thirty third anniversary
u no marriage Of Mr. Green Mccullough
HeIurhamp and Miss Amy Rcbesca Weetcoti,
ine Oldest daughter Of the late Colonel & D.
Wcstcoit
~ q meeting u the Faith Home. held yes
teyday afternoon II was lesided 10 change
the date for tho Faith Home sowing bee from
today 10 next Wednesday Quite Tor the lItta
sewing bee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
Filed nm Assignment.

= Faikson, doing tailoring business
at 1911 Congress avenue, under the arm
name Of Falkson Tailoring company. aled
an assignment yesterday for the bene-
~ Of his creditors. naming j..
n Taub as assignee. Liabilities are
gwen as follows John Kennedy. 49, 30.
9. Lazarus, $3.50 Mrs. Fannie Kleinherg.
ITO; Houston Gas company. SIC. s.,
Mullen & Co. Chicago 1925 50: b. RI.
Hawkins 4 Co. philadelphia. 900 % /,
Charles Loeb & Sons. New Orleans,
$50 10; Coyle & Sergeant st. Louis.
1913; l. Hunt Pernell company, Baltl.
more, $500. John A. Griffin & Co. Chi
eago. s.; Joseph " Hayes Wooden com.
pany ST. Louis Sl5l %: Alkus Bros. &
Co.. Philadelphia, S32i.21.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
corrEE nEADAcnrs
Lett when Change Was Mndc 10
Postum Food Coffee


'tAs long as | drank coffee. once every
moath, regularly, | bad a bilious sick
headache I had often read In the papers
about Postum Food Coffee. but. like lot,
OF people, ] though, you were praisins
your own goods TO sell them
Finally, l asked my husband 90 bus
me a small package 10 try. | boiled II
moi quite as long as your directions said
and did not like Il. The next morning
made coffee for breakfast aud had SICK
headache.
The third morning | tried Postum
again, boiling Il about twenty minutes
Then Il sasted good, and the longer
drank u the better liked Il. That Was
about three months ago We have had
Postum ever since and rever Ia All this
time have / had the least Kind Of !
headache or been sick in any way.
u told a brother-in-law OF my experi.
enee. He suffered with bilious head.
aches, aud was threatened with ueryous
prostratioa. lie stopped coffee and heran
using Postum Food Coffee. which ne add
non Ike at the nrst trial, but soon got 10
ne liked It very much. indeed. when thew
learned to make Il right. 1t has cured
The following friends have been
helped by leaving on coffee ana nsIng
fostum; ID. b. Wieatt, his .wife ana IA.
teri !, H. Mathews. his wife and daughter
VIC are naturally very strong advocates Of
tNstun FOOD Coffec. ''-Iiits u. Matthew'S
f0v l"en'g' fourth Street. Dcsreit, Mleh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Al the annual meeting OF the Hms,o,
Lyeeum last night all the officers were
reelected, namely; John H. Ruby. presi-
dent l. Il. Moody, vice president; r.
MeAshan. treasurer; II, W. Nelson sec
as librarian.
annual reports were read. showing The
Lyeeum 10 be In a thriving condition ana
shother meeting viii be held on the irsf
Tuesday in February.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
4 PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Ladies' of the NRccHbees Prepare nm
Elegant spread for the Gentlemen.

The ladies of Hive No. q. Ladies Of the
Maccabess. rendered a banquet 10 Hous-
ton Tent No .. Knights q tho Macoahess,
last night in thair hall on Main street.
The banquet was All that could be wished
for and vas greatly appreciated. coming
a it did in the form n surprise Ths
surprise was complete one. not more
than Two Of the gentlemen having had an
intimstion OF wha wss In store for them
when they were invited 70 the hsl.
This banquet Was To celebrate the pass
ing OF the 800, 600 mark in point OF mem
hershlp IN the order Toasts TO the la
dies Of tho Maccshees were responded 10
by Past Commander HaIverfou and com
maudcr " 7. Anderson. The address If
welcome was delivered by Commander
Lady McOliye OF San Jaciuto Hive.
The affair was one OF the most pleasant
In the history Of The order In Houston.
and praises for the ladies were ou the
lips Of every one present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

after Houston'z interesss Ho-I -
striving 10 yet the Buffalo bayou chan1e.
despened Later II q becomes necessary.
Mr. Johnston will a. 10 Washington 10
'sis behalf. He attends all public gath
@rings IN which Houston has any CON
cern. Ia this way he readers invsinabls
servIse 70 his community. He y shi9d
10 DO theee things FOR Houston through
The splendid patronage accorded The Pos,
By the business men ~ that ciry re-
cert issue ~ The Post oontsinee 1000
worth N business The Post s. ths chief
factor IN Housfor's development,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
Annointch RecnI,er

Mr. Henry schnare. formerly book
keeper for A. Hampe, has been appointed
receiver in bankruptcy for Mr.. Hampe
and is now engaged in taking an inventory
y Mr. hampe's assets. A meeting Of Mr.
Hampe's creditors has been called for
January Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
A $50. 900 GTFT

Is AL right, but beginning January ana
ior one week we will Clean, Dye ana Press
your clothes for half our regular priees
70 introdnee the latest method. Our way
p ON, VIII eali for and deliver you clothes.
Laundry ivy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
4 rroposltion Of comprom,.e,

MIR. Gus Sauter. who recently went into
bankruptcy. has submitted for settlement
at 80 Ia oeats on the dollar. which, i,
Is understood Is favorably considered B.,
a majority OF his creditors. There Will
be a meeting OF Mr.. Sauter's creditors on
January 10. when the proposition win ne
formally presented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

The residence at 1904 Travis street.
owned by T. Moore and occupied by H.
Richardson, was damaged by FIRE yester-
day afternoon to the extent of $50, COW
cred by insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
new YEAR WELL BEGUN.
Local Jobbtrs and Commission fausts Re-
port Gsed Business Yesterday.
TExAs EGGS ARE vfAgfR THss BEFORE
sesse stock IL IN VERY BAD condi-
sicr-so Imnediate Befterment
Looked Fcr-Advsrce on Coffee

81 sysfo1e ~ the rersIs q q CANVASS
sncnE tbs wholesale ara retail Sasiaess
ho1s>s q Haaz.os Il -hst the business o.
the year jast closed has besa very Easia-
fz-sorJ. that the e9tiook sOr me present
year IS szenu-zx4ns- tut thas everything
that enters into trade has stea4iIy al
vancea IN eost. Ire asvaaes rsrgiAg %
eiferez. eou.nofiriss ,4ou. 10 % IL per
cent. Or Ar average - nearly - per cent.
TINS the wage sarner wso supported his
family Isst Yeer "a Etaqo. sngat COW pay
size for PRECISELY ne sane necessities
ard comforts.
THIS may aeen peszfrnistie view Of
things. bal bsasess men say it iz an eyf-
dencs Of prosperity In addition to the
gradual and healthy increase n hank
clearaness al he Houston banks have
during The year gaiass considerably 81 an-
snclal strength Their deposits haze In
creased no; only 80 volume but IN nun
ser n Gsposssors, Hhich IS the bsst sgi-
dence o. ibe prosperity Of the CRY De-
pssits do rot Increase n tho banks *
esot when the psopls are making money
The bank riearauces foF ne year jus,
closed we're ssi7f7s i5s. an increase Of
sio5ss. og5 over las' year
Nr T. Raphael. ID charge Of the Hoas-
Ton clearing house furnishes the follow
i6g interesting fgures upoa this 1Boieet;
The bank ciearinsa eath month 10 1855
ana 1853 weTe AZ foliOes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
Houston aaa It's Paper.
Waco Times Herald.

In lis notes OF tho Texas waterways con.
sention the Galveston Tribune has this.
~ y. Johnston. editor OF The Post. 4
q nemher OF tho Houston delegation.
Mr. Johnston is there primarily 10 look
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
4 cREDi1ABLE SHOWING.
Houston Boys VIII Come 40 the
Front

Dale y Randolph, son Of y. Randolph
.of this city, has scored the highest aver
age in The freshman class OF mechanical
engineering at Purdue university al La
fayeiie. Ind. making an average NJ 100 on
every STUDY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Berwick Pay. Matagorda. Galvesto,
oysters. fish. shrimp. Wild ducks al Eng
Artvsy's Sl4 Travis street. Phone sif,
Free delivery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
TOsfs .......... 1895, 94644s s2ii f5a.4.
Tha nlearingh Tor he naet nine vea

I'VE Shows iIealfhY I1rffagf from one
year "a the other, excepting for isat 1855
atf 1925. shich were the well kroFn
years o. business and financial ieprss-
sicn tar, ugaou' ihe United states
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03
me Rn.inr-r nu,inn,s.

The bnrineys ontlook for ,ho year and
Business conditions for the eear lust
.lcsea Is bes; told by some Of Houston
representative merchants in tho various
iines Of trade
WIN D. Cleveland 8 Co, wholesale gro-
Gers -husincss Was unusually good prior
o iha holidays. but the Usual stock taking
lyI is on now and orders are not coming
in q rapidly as they Aid before. We look
foI A quiet trade iOT the next thirty days.
hg! when January IS past We hope for and
expect largely increased business over
What we are doing now. There was
change a our arm On January l. NJ &. $.
CleTslsnd retiring from the nrn and Mr..
Win. p Cleveland Jr.. taking his place in
charge 81 the grocery department Mr. a.
Cleveland Is now i'll Savannah. Ga.
With his family. He IL not yet engaged IN
shy other business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Borchard Brasher q Co. wholesale gro
cefa4s~we had an excellep, business dur
ing The year Just closed. snd do not know
o. any reason why We VIII not do fully as
veil IN brsiueEs way during 1901 The
volume 81 our business in 1893 was indeed
gratifying 10 us ana while lt Is not 70
llrsly ~ the close OF The holiday season,
which IS always the case, We look for Inn
Tnetiats and permanent Improvement.
There are no changes In our firm or in our
fegce o. travelling men. and practically the
raue force win he retained IN an depart
neElts Prices Of nearly everything va sell
sro considerably higher than thny we're a
year sgo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Mosehari G Keller. dealers in bGgglcs
and narness and manufacturers The year
Just closed Was banner year with US.
2ur buaipeHs having been exceedingly good
Ne could hardly wish ourselves better
luck than that We will do as well the pres
ent year. However, We ara very hopeful
for 1900. During last year everything we
handled Increased Ia price, the most
marked Increase being In huggies Every
piece 81 material used Ia the construction
OF buggy advanced from 20 10 rs per
cent during 1899. There is iittie spell OF
"on season for our business Just now,
but the outlook Is bright. Our biaeksmlth-
ing ana manufacturing department is very
busy now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Perhaps the average head OF family
has paid little attention to the advance
In iron, wire, tin. wire nails. lumber. etc.
thinking that they aid not ailect him.
as he had no occasion 10 bus any Of these
articles. Yet he pays indirectly a share
OF the increase In prices OF ali OF thess
commodities. For as Mr.. Henle savs
"caaned goods have zone up oh,eny on
account OF the increase In cosA 81 lin
and the boxes that hold the cans
While dry goods have gone up all along
the line their advance Is still further
Increased By the Increased cost of the
Iron bands. the wire nails and tho adj
vance In the price OF lumber that goes
packed.
But with II all there Us prosperity and
everybody II looking forwf.d 10 great
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Central Dry Goods company, wholesale
airy goods.-our business for 1899 was very
satisfactory. and while II Is inst now be-
Tween the fall and spring seasons with us,
We are looking for good spring business.
Our travelling force went out today for the
nrsi time since the holidays. Prices on
cotton goods advanced from 20 to 80 per
cent during 1850.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Houston Drug company. wholesale drug
slsts.- Business with US increased In d
very healthy manner in 1899. Our trade
was very substantially built up. and we
ieok for q good business this year. We
VIII put on another travelling man Inn
mediateiy 70 Introduce our line Of drug
gists sundries, whnse duty Il viii be q
point nut 70 the trade the fact that va
line q sundries. and who Will also DO ex-
pected 70 induce them 10 see that thes
Will gain nothing by buying IN the East
when Eastern prices can be duplicated
here. Most chemicals show an a6yanc,
and there Is marked advance Ia drug.
x'sts sundries. ranging from 10 10 80 PEI
cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

In the retail boot and shoe line, MessrE.
Krupp d Tufsy say their business has
been good 1nrtng the year iust closed, bet
ter in fact thsn ever before, aad they re-
gard the prospects good for The present
ysar. Owing TO the advance in the cost
Of leather all grades Of shoes have al
yancsa about 10 per cent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-10
Obffuary.

JEFFERSON, o., Jan. 9.-Judge William
p. Rowland died this morning of pneu-
monia, aged sixty-eight years. He served
in both branches of the Legislature and was
prominent i'm Ohio politics for many years.
In a contest with Hon. John Sherman for
the Republican nomination for the United
States Senate he received the highest vote
cast on the first ballot and on the final
ballot was second TO Mr.. Sherman. He hsd
served on the common pleas bench since
1891
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 9-G.sn Felipe
Berrio-Zabal, minister OF war, and one OF
Mexico's ablest commanders and patriots,
died at o'clock tonight. President Diaz
called at the minister house several
times to-day and displayed the greatest
sorrow over the illness OF his former COM
panion I'm the army and present member
OF his Cabinet. The minister's son, who
Is Mexican consul at Chicago. has been
summoned by telegraph.
BLACKFOOT. Mont, Jan. civilian
Jackson, the famous government scout.
died here to-day. Jackson served through
all the important Northwestern Indian
campaigns and was the courier who
brought in the first news OF the Custer
massacre on the Little Big Horn
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Rev. Aloysius Schyns,
head Of the Order of Alexian Brothers In
the United States. died here to-day OF
heart disease.
ARCHER. Fla. Jan. 9-Miss Myra Nor
ella, the actress. is dead.