The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-09
PRESIDENTS VISIT.
,tiae Last Night to Arrange for
His Entertainment.
|alL suBcOMMITTEES APPOINTED
c,e p. Brown. the Special Mes
.enaer to Washington, Reported
Upon His Trip.

~.e,ing Of the general committee hav-
: hand the arrangements for the en-
.,amsut of President Mckinley ana
rben they arrive in Houston on the
~ Nav 3. was held in the council
@ar At the city hall last night. There
GOOD attendance OF the members OF
A,arittee Hon John d. Woolford,
anror of the city, and general chair
:, tho compittee, presiding, with Mr..
"a, ttutchins acting secretary, in the
..s If Secretary Arthur Upper, VINO
II impossible to attend the meet
~. Mayor Woolford had called the
,.,,,ee TO order and stated that the
!, NJ the meeting was to appoint sub.
.,,tees TO arrange the entertainment
the presidential party, Mr.. George L.
IN The special messenger who went to
.hlncton TO extend the invitation OF
.,onlans to the president TO stop at
IAN and who returned yesterday
,ing was asked to tell of his trip.
srown reported that he had seen
uyesldcnt in person aud that Mrs--Mc-
lar EXPRESSED the deepest appreciation
he Kindness and courtesy of the Hous-
people in extending so cordial an mvi-
n TO him and his party to stop In their
on his Western tour.
Brown was received by the president
& cabinet chamber. The president was
no At the head Of the long table IN
rooin, and when Mr.. Brown entered.
Mckinley arose, and. after the greet
ne president picked up the inNliatlVn
Uonstou, which had preceded the
ssreer. and was lying open on the table
the presidcnt. Referring TO II, Mr..
,lnIcy said that he was profoundly ap-
JstIyc of the mark Of esteem on the
N the people Of Houston indicated by
beautiful invitation. He said he was
deslrous of seeing the people of Hnus-
as they could be OF seeing nm, ann ne
ratified that h would he enabled 10
IN their city for few hours ut least.
ter Mr.. Brown had concluded the mar
Ee of his trip and Interview with the
Sldent. Mr. Hutchius, acting secretary,
out the following general and sub
mittees, which were adopted:
eceptlon committee: Hon. John -.
bifcrd, chairman Hon. Joseph ID. say
Hon. Cecil Lyon. Colonel Charles pil-
hanl, G. W. Kidd, John 4. BROWNE,
n Kirby, L. Sonnen, $. IL. BradAcar,
B. Cushing f. \ Coomhs. y. 1aub,
A, Newning, Henry Brashear, j. +.
sson, c. W. Bcin, u. NJ. Garyin, 4. n.
hlan, ]. j. Sweeney, Hon. Thomas II.
A. ", House, 4, T.. Root. j. !. Hutch
H, S. Fox. w. r. Chew, w. u. tlcvc-
James A. Baker, NJ. ID. Burnett, II,
BEAVERTON. Thomas O'Leary. John Lyons,
b. Rice, Adam Clay, William Duuovan
Il. Mosehart, Il. b. Boyle, James Chdll
0. T. Holt W. T. burns, \. l.. Mel
n. Otto Wittc, r. Il. Morris. Hamr
X, r. A. Heitmann, John Fellows, j
Geselman. X J.. Reincke, :. Packard
4 Repsdorph, r. Nj. Johnston, W. II
ley, Major c, h. Peck, $. +. b. Morse
a, Taft. L. &. Phelps, Il. l.. Hanger.
nance committee: $. b. Strong, cnulr
L.E Meyer, j. j. Settegast, L. l.
-. Hugh Hamilton +. A. Reichnrdt
KAN, R. A. Ricsncr, W w. Thomas
r,ngement committee: Spencer Hutch
chairman; George Z. Brown. S. Tai Il
n Q, E. Reynaud, II. f. MacGregor
Us lawlor, G. c. Street, A. COckreli
eoratlon committee: II. w. Cortes
rman; c. Grunewald: L. j. Tufay
ns Colby, 7. Pilot, Gus Frederchs
ad Wilson, +. y. Gray, A. Il. Moore
Is Bryan. Abe Levy, r. De Merit, j
Mitchell, A. keising, r. c. Stuart, "
'iOore' frank Blair, II. Hardie Robin
Hilary committee: Major c. Towlcs
1eI I. II. Franklin, Captain Georg
Mccormick Captain II. b. Adam. Gen
!, K. Watlcs, Captain w. O. Brood
and the lleutenants of the severa
sisatlons In the city.
ales committee; Mrs. o. Il. Holt
: ladies' committee was left open L