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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
VIII Be in Houston TODAY and Tomorrow
on Storm Damage.

VIII Be in Houston TODAY and Tomorrow
on Storm Damage.
Tho joint committee Of the legislature
appointed 10 visit the territory damaged
by the storm OF last September and take
evidence n TO prevailing conditions, etc,
will meet here today and remain in scs-
sion today ana tomorrow, holding their
sessions Mt tho city hail. In conjunction
With General j. II. Watlcs OF the former
local relief committee.
This committee is rs follows: From tho
senate. Hon. w \. Hanger. ~ rarrant ,
Hon, w. T.. Sebastian of Stevens; Hon
VI. r. Niece nf Harrison.
From thu house; Hon. G. T.. Lane OF
Fnyette Hon. Ncstor Morrow of Kaufman;
Hon. H. ). Moran of Parker.
senator Sebastian aud Representatives
Morrow aud Moran arrived IN the city yes.
tcrday. The other members are expected
In this morning.
II is not the province OF this committee
tn distribute Immediate relief, but to In.
vcstignte existing conditions. take tcsti.
mony, etc. md make recommendations
The committee win he accompanied by
stcnogrnphers md clerks From Hous-
ton they will visit other locations dam
aged by the storm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
THE AMERICAN DERBY.
Garry Hermann Is Beina Literally Back
ed to Win II.

Garry Hermann Is Beina Literally Back
ed to Win II.
Chcagoans seem 10 have such very
exalted idea OF Garry Hermann, and so
have the Keutuckinns. that they back that
colt at a shorter price than Commando or
Alard Scheck. In the case of Commando
of course. there Is the chance he may no'
come West. but 1t is practical certainty
that il the colt is good and 1T he, VIII be
sent after the purse. lie Is owned by the
Keenes. and they arc In racing Tor What
they can make out OF IT,, Independent OF
sentiment. The purse in the American
Derby Is n very rich one and well worth
striving for hence there renlly is no
greater chance against his starting than
there Is against Garry Hermann or Alhru
Scheck. To any one who viii closely study
the races Of the three colts OF last year
there is nothing TO Indicate that Garry
Hermann is as good colt as Commnhdo
or Il pound better than Alard Schcck. In
fact in the matter of class It looks as
though either has n shade over c. II.
Smiths star. Garry Hermann was Ger
tainly great colt last year. but g. were
the other two and they were up against
Il trinc harder game than Garry Herr.
mann j. W. Schorr makes no secret o.
tho fact that he regard Alard Schcck as by
far the hest Of his 3-yenr-olds. SO. despite
all reports of his lack Of growth during
the winter. II Is safe to assume that he
has fully come mp 10 Trimmer George
Walkers expectations, and Walker Is not
quite so sangune as Garry Hermann s
trainer.
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is held by the Protective Association Of
Baseball Players. II the National b ehsue
again ignores the demands OF the pluAtt,Sl
look ont for n wholesale deseruon 10 Wv
American League. IT, however the NJ
tional League makes concessions 10 i ne
PLAYERS the American Leagues posIuon
viii be somewhat weakened and the pros
poets for pence may he brighter, lnis -
expected, as IL is understood preSl9ent
thinner has been requested by Presinent
Young to attend the league meeting. ln ia
the National League men will create qultss
n stir over whatever players have decided
to ioin the American League there Gun
be. no doubt The magnates are banklug
on the validity OF the present form or con.
tract and they say that they VIII take
the 'option clause" into court at inc
earliest possible moment Some lawyers
maintain that the ''option clause Is nlnd
ing for year nj least but II PLAYER
Jumps II he can not be enjoined In me
conris but can only be sued for damages
Until the legal end of this matter Is den
niteIv determined there is bound 10 pe
confusion both among the PLAYERS ana me
club owners Of the warning Leagues inc
mhgnates have many things OF minor I'm,
port to decide besides It's policy TOWARD
the American League and the players. Fo,,t
this reason II is believed thar they VIII
he compelled to hold another meeting mere
later In March.
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BETH ISRAEL BAZAAR.
Some OF the Committees Are Now Start
ina to Work in Earnest.

Some OF the Committees Are Now Start
ina to Work in Earnest.
Tho scope Of this bazaar has reached n
point that more room and more booths
are needed. Tho contractors Will not be
able to finish their work until Tuesday,
when everything will be- turned over to
the Indies for decoration and final touches.
Mrs. Ikelheimcr, chairman Of tho dec
orntion committee, announces TINT tho
her at the bazaar building on Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock and tho ladies of that
committee are to come prepared 10 work
on decorations, as other work j. 10 fol
low their lahors on the pnrt al elcctri-
clans. who VIII hang incandesccnt lights
III the various booths. fhe ccntral arch-
way. at the bazaar entrance, Is nearly
completed and Will he finished Tuesday.
and Emma Quatrough were mad ertcnt-
" omitted from the list 81 names compos-
Ing tho members of the flower committee
of the Beth. Israel Bazaar, published IN
yesterdays Post.
Mrs. j. n. Taub, chairman. requests all
menbors Of her committee 10 he present
MT meeting "a he held today 1T 3 p. IN.
at her residence. 2n3 Austin street
Mrs !cn Miller requests Tho Post to say
10 the Indies Of the DOH booth committee
of the Ecth Israel BGznar that she re-
quests meeting Of the doll committe e
NJ her residence. 1917 Main street, this
afternoon at 23O. She further requests
that all Indies having dolls for tho. doll
booth viii please send them to her resi-
dcncc whore they VIII be duly received
and acknowledged for the Betb.lsracl
baznaF
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ToOAY's RACES.
New Orleans Entries.

Thrcc.fourth mile selling Tristan Belle
&c, Pillardlst. Fllnkc oS, Kiss Quick. Bertha
Nell Al Lone 90. Lnrequoise, Iact Adic,
Terrorist, Tony Llcalzl 1ol, Juneatta lo2,
Early Bird 1o1.
Mile selling Indy Scobrook. nlia loi,
lnck Doyle los. Saragnmp, Dr. cdrrick,
Krcwer iof Alberta second i1i. The Elba
100, John Bull, MADELEINE g.. CoGswen IL.
Maiden three Ncnr.old three fourth mile
rho 1rush Thalia Black, Cdrtscy, IA
hylc. Ir,nc Lindsay, Sarmlra. Aulintc
io7, Lord Liza. St Blur. Masterful, Assess
ment Toe. Frlzagian liz.
ono and one fourth mile handicap-Sid
dons 80. Aim %. Brown Vail 81. Jos
Collins %. False Lead. Grey Forso 10l.
Hoods Brigade 102. Sarila lUi.
SiX and onc-haf furlongs Velma Clark
90 Eupress of Beauty Sc Anmarlt2, The
Bronze Demon NJ, Lady Callahan, Alex %,
Gentry 90, Island Prince 101, Triaditza
1o6 Cad Hazel los.
Scvonth-cighths mile, selling-Olckma Zoe
Little Bov Blue 1o2. Fair Decciver 100.
blocker Henry Of Frantamar, Jockey Joe
107 McGrathiana Prince 103, Tterpc 100.
Geo. p. Cox. Caudlcblack, Doustcrwlvel
10 j. II. Sloan H.
Clear; snow.
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car and n sensational railroad explosion
winch Is said TO be sldc-splitting In ts
upon the stage: a master .of siagccrnft
has arranged the 'Buslncss' Of this Re
markable play. One scene succeeds the
other 80 rapidly. that the audience scarce
remembers the past In the amusement
AFFORDED by the present. .Le voyage. en-
suisse or "a Trip, 10 Switzerland y
said TO be easily the biggest production Of
rs kind In this country. over two bag
gage ears are required to properly move
inc, Immense amount Of parnphcrnallin
used In tho performance. There are over
my people connected with tho orchnlza
tl9n. which " perfect IN every detail. Tho
principal clowns are Charles Guyer and
Inc world renowned w. G.. Schrodc.. 9th
eirs IN the cast particularly worthy Of men
ZION are the beautiful Allenc Crater
primn donna Of great excellence and nnc
81 the most beautiful women on the stage;
Nelly Dhlv. NJ tho famous DAILY family.
20 sister Of the popular DAM the Fonr
IIllls, the Chnpello sisters f. n. Carroll.
Fred w. Strong, r. Y. Naglc, " NJ Her
hort Harry Rich. BESSIE CLAYTON. Ben
Hoffman and an augmented chorus and
ballet This engagement should prove
bnnncr one AT the Opera House.
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Tanforan Entries.

Six furlonEs- WallenStcin 30, Isallne JOG
Vassal 100, Nellie Forest 95, Mocorita 1O5
Toah %.
Three furlongs, purse, maiden 2-year-olds
Legal Maxim 105, Ursula 100. Snooze 1O5
Gus Abercrombe, Huachuca. The Maniac
los, Rotclo 1o3
Mile and seventy yards, selling Walken
shaw no. Burdock, Prestomc 10I. Dolorc
105, Hohcnohe 10. Brownie Anderson lO5
Royal. Prize lO7, Lizella 105. Rapido 100
Greatland 103.
One mile. pmrse--Ada n. 50. Montanic 106,
Barrnck 100, Rolling Boer a.
Thirteen sixtecnths Of n mile, purse-Dar-
lenr 10I: Beau Ormonde, Benson Caldwell
1l2, Invictus 100, Cou-Gar 100.
Seven furlongs. selling The Singer 1O4
High Hoe 1o5. Sybnrls 10T, Lady NEEDLE
some 105, Alas 102, Vohlcar 107.
Weather cloudy; track sloppy.
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Oakland Entries.

Three-fourths Of mile, selling -Inrin,
dlator, Evirato 10, Kngspal, Crchin 100.
Jack McCahc Ito, Daniel 100. Looram III.
San Augustine 112, Harry Thatcher 1l6.
Seven furlongs. selling-Fat Morrlssey
112, Maydinc 1o7. Montanus 10 Cue, None
Such. Mike Rice H.
Half milo, purse. maiden 2.year- Odds
Montoya 115, Carlo us. Uranus. 70 ~
maid 10. Achilles lis. Jarretlere n Or,
Fred Atterhorry 1l5.
Mile and sixteenth. selling-Kickum Bob
100. Ostlcr Joe 1la. Norford ia The Buff
foon 10, Mercato ia.
Thrcc-tourths of n mile. selllnG-Hcrmoso
1l2, Alice Dougherty 10i, Jerd 1l2,
Boundlcc l06
Elevcu-siNtcenths OF mile selling
Katie Gibbons, Midlove III. prcstldieator
100. Swift Water 10T. Satincoat 1O3. Gust
ll2, Small Jack 1903, Moptalla De l13.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
AppeaI 70 confederate Cnmpa.

To all Confederate Camps in Texas:
Houston, Texas, February 24--The diff.
fcrent organizations Of IIibernians and
the Emmett council of Houston have
formed joint committee for tho pur-
pose OF securing n fund for the erection
of monument 10 Richard Bowling and
his forty-two men, whom all Texas knows
performed the greatest feat of the war
between the States. Dick Bowling Camp,
United Confederate Veterans, Joined hands
with these societies in earnest hope OF
making success of this laudablc IN
dcrtnking, and earnestly solicit your as
siStnncc.
ANY amounts secured by you will be
truly appreciated.
We beseech your cooperation in this
noble work O. e. Drew
Commander Dick Bowling Camp.
Philip II. Fail, Adjutant
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MAY BE A BLIND.
National League May Adopt Fake
Schedule to Fool johnson.

Schedule to Fool johnson.
New York, February 20.-The National,
League Of Professional Baseball Clubs will
hold what is termed the annual sprine
meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotcl next
Monday. II is usually the time for making
public the playing schedule. II is said
among baseball men that schedule may
be adopted aud promulgated, but that II
would not necessarily he fnal. The idea
would be to draw out the playing schedule
OF the American League and then couaict
with II by the adoption OF an entirely new.
arrangement OF dates Il must bc rcmirm.
bered that the American League has Two
antagonists the National League and tho
American association. so that President
johnson VIII have 4 hard time to keep his
games from having counter attractions In
boston Philadelphia, Baltimore Washin~t
Ton, milwaukee, and Detroit Ia fact. th.
entire American League circuit BARRING
Chicago and Cleveland.
THIS meeting OF the National Leaene vii,
settle the question Of peace or war III The
Veteran inasnatcs want peace, Il can he
merely asks 10 he placed on ennnl ts,n,s
with the National League under the W
ucnal agreement. and vii, respect ali ren.
TRAITS. As long as tho National Inac,,o
sancnnnen the admission % assorla tlnn
eiaps 10 Boston and philadelphia. thar.
arnears 10 be no good reason whv fhn -
lslence or American League clubs In tboss
cities SHOULD he objected 10 sts'' '
me Key to the situation Just al present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
CITY BREviTles.

There are uudellvered kilograms at the
Postal telegraph office lis Main street, for
j. l.. Dysart and Dan IL. Triplctt.
Post G, Travellers Protective Associa.
tion, will hold It's annual meeting next
Sunday for the election Of officers.
The entertainment for tho benefit of the
Second baptist church. postponed from
Friday night viii he given tonight At the
residence Of Mrs. Engle, go Elysinn street
Robert T.. Ice chaptcr. Daughters az the
Repuhllc. will have historical meeting
at $40 o'clock this afternoon nj the rcsi
dence OF their president, Mrs. Thomas H.
Franklin.
The Wonan's Christian Temperance
Union WIN hold mothers meeting ~ ,
O'Clock this afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs
all interested are invited.
The South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock
association viii meet at the Hntchins
house tonight AT \ o'clock TO transact
Important business In connection with the
proposed South Texas fair
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Y. M. C. A. Meetings.

There were two interesting meetings at
the \. NJ 6. a, rooms yesterday after
noon, one a p. m, when Rev, McNutt
addressed the hoys, and another at { p m,
mems meeting the chief feature OF
which was an address by Mr. s. :. Dixon,
who was formerly engaged with Secretary
kncnidc In association work in Arkansas
Mr.. Dixon gave very practical talk along
the line II tho success Of wcll directed Of
good advice to young men. He also told
az the good work hcing done hy the Y NJ.
{. A. SAYING that where temptations aud
allurcmcnts wCrc tho greatest there exist
ed the greatest necessity for Just such worl,
ny the y. NJ. {. 4. was capable of accom-.
plishng.
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HANLoN's "yoYAGE En- SUISSE,

The attraction at the Opera House 60
night. matinee tomorrow and tomorrow
night, is Hanlon's famous spectacular pan.
tonime comedy. lie Voyage I'm suisse
which viii be revived this season with
new and elaborate effects. novel and start.
ling tricks, elegant costumes, bright and
catchy music and company which Is
claimed 10 be far superior ~ any that has
heretofore presented this remarkable
entertainment. The most important me
chanicai effects of the production arc the
nnsettlng ~ a stage coach' allied with pas.
sengers. ludcrous scenes III a sleeping
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
GAME is PLENTIFUL.
Some Fine Jack Snipe Shooting Close in
Around the CITY.


Seldom has snipc shooting been as good
ms of late. This choice game bird is here
this year in abundance and good bags
can be made within ten miles of Houston.
on February 90 sou' fine bags were made
by local shooters. The ground is now In
nnc condition, the marshes being old and
water not scattered all over the prairie,
making ii easy work following a slough.
4 bag of eighty-iye was brought in by
Mr.: Plummcr from Cypress; VIII Freeman
and Charles Lcdstone baggel forty ducks
near Richmond Mr.. Grlswod Of Illinois
spent Saturday al Cypress. baGging thirty.
five snlpe DR.. Sampson, A. +. Kiesing
and E. II. Richardson have been enjoying
extra fine sport AT Clodlne on the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway; Dan
Smith, Jr.. and Lapdrum Dennis spent
Friday among tho snl0c; John Butte s0on-
Friday ut Brookshire; Or. Noble and Max
Otto spent day after smpe ana ducAs
Ducks arc coming in ar1ln md tho re
turn flight back north is always good
shooting.
Quail season closes on March IL. Plover
Will be in about the first o, April
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
IMPORTANT COUNCIL MEETING.
New Mayor to Be Installed and Alder
man TufflY MAY Reainn.

New Mayor to Be Installed and Alder
man Tuffy May Resign.
There VIII he nm important meeting OF
the city council this afternoon The coun-
ell ms u committee Of tho whole will meet
Mt p M, to receive the report Of the
charter amendment committee
At the regular meeting that will follow
the roturns of tho recent mayornlity cleo
ton will he cnnvasscd and Mnyor-rlect
John II, Woolford will he installed II
Is likely that Alderman L. ]. rurhy will
present his resignation nj this meeting as
alderman OF the Fourth ward, not however.
until he has submitted some vetocs In his
capacity Of mayor, placing the stamp of
dlsapprnval upon some OF t-e measures
adopted ut the last meeting Of the conn
fII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25

interest in matter so affecting our homes
and the homes Of the people OF Houston. as
the closing OF gambling dcns and dives Of
Houston.
Therefore. the Tabernacle Baptist church
or Houston indorses the movement begun
TO wipe out gambling In Houston, and
pledges It's support. NOT only TO that end.
but also to the enforcement OF the law
against violations OF the sunday law. sale
OF lottery tickets, sale or liquor TO minors
ana all othor violations of law affecting
the morals Of Houston.
~
At the Young Mems Christian Association
meeting Secretary Kincaide In announcing
the mass meeting, strongly Endorsed the
object OF the call. This does not cma.
nate" said he, "from the Young Mems
Christian Association, but II Is In llnc with
Our work 10 foster and encourage anything
with a tendency to put down crime and
vice IN the community
~
The call Tor tonight's mass meeting is as
follows:
mass meeting Of citizens Is called TO
meet At Mildly 4 Dow hall AT p. m. Mon.
doy evening for the purpose OF commend
lns ana advancing the movement In
anguratcd 10 close gambling houses In the
city.
Every Individual In Houston who * In
favor Of suppressiug gambling is urged and
expected TO attend.
Lot thr be the banner meeting OF the
ncT century. The cause demnnds IT,
w. II. Jones'
L. W. Taylor,
A. Boring,
4. g. Howell.
r. w Ford.
John IL. Kirby,
Edgar Watkins,
j. J. Campbell.
s. A. kincnidc,
VIM. III. Clark,
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A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Halls Great po" aIh.s
removes gravel, cures dinbetes sa,,raa
emissions, weak and -fape shaskS 81 Ish'lneyi
tlsm and all Irregularities e,.'tnS hlad
der trouble in children. il not sold sold u
your druggist, will be sent by mal' tw,
receipt Of Sl.00. One small bottis cas-
months treatment, and Will cure NJ Sol,
Manufacturer. r.. O. box 629, y. Lop Il
Mo. Send for testimonials. 500 ~
druggists and Houston Drug comp'H'
Beaumont, February 1S.-fhis nniseov
cry for kidney and bladder trounie ero1
can fully recommend it 10 all suneirvTs'
these complaints. w A,l,'nont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25

Justice Malsch was called at an early
hour yesterday morning TO hold mn inquest
upon the body Of Giles Spencer, col
ored man about 40 years of age, who was
run over and killed 10y switch engine
IN the Houston Enst and West Texas
railway yard ut the Liberty street cross
Ing about CSC O'Clock n. m. No Testimony
has yet been. taken as TO how the acci.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-25
WILL SUE THE COUNTY,
Mrs. Nation Says the Officials, Nnow
They Are Keeping Her Illegally

Topeka, Kan, February 2S.--Mrs' .a'''s
Nation threatens to sue shawnee counH
Tor damages for keeping her IN jan :,
Topeka. Mrs. Nation said today
am not released Immediately ! WIN s M
The public knows and the ofheers u Par s,s
law know am confined illegaiy' need
sonalIy | prefer to stay In IAN. ~, I
rest, II Is pleasant where l am. pls
Will moi permit the county to eonn ,Ss
mo in Jail on charge Of violatihns s.,n M.
law. | am billed February 70 Tor y ,,,f 4
paper In Peoria and ] shall sue inc '9 3hn,s
Tor the money am promised lof 'H1s
services.
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MANS from EIoresviIle.

Florcsville, Texas, February - ~,
Alice Dickcy. who owns the .hFVn.
newspaper plant, has commenced me me- s' n,
ton Of iwu-story building frontih M
present location of the Chronicle tns ~ ~,
per story OF which will he intended =
that paper. ,,,s.on Il
A. r.. Brlsco has gone 70 Houston salu
prospect for oil in that vicinity on 'a''
able land he owns. l., roiat
great deal of improvement ls.s M
on In Floresville. All the mecnnihe'
busy.
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Emnet eIrthdav celebration

AZ meeting last night of the arrange
ment committee preparing for the En-
met birthday celebration on March 4,
Mcssrs. William O'Connor, Ed, Browne and
Pat McCabc were appointed n committee
on programme and Mr.. Pat McCabe was
empowered TO secure hall.
All the liibernnns In the city and their
friends win be invited 20 the celebration.
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Small Fires.

The lire department. was called about
o'clock yesterday morning to 26o6 san
Jncinto street, the residence " j, \. Look
man, where hue dire caused few dol
lars damage.
Later in the day. on sim alarm, the
department was taken TO the baseball
park TO protect property from n grass
lire started by some boys.
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SAILED.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.)

Especial TO The PostJ
- Port Eads. February 24-Arrivcd Strs
El Nortc tAm.J, from New York. Sailed:
SITS Fernmead OBJ, for Aarhuus. via Nor.
iolk; Nordfayer DAM for London. via
NortoT'; Conway. CBr.l for Antwerp via
Norfolk Ethelred tBr), for Port Limon;
1MhnSlhelio 10, for Genoa, via Norfolk ;
Shrlsttonia CGer9, for Hayre, Via Newport
News Aigued NJ. Plnlles (Sp), for BARGE.
iona, via Cadiz and TarraCona
New York Arrived: Columbia. from Ge
noa; M-nnchaha. from London: PhoenIcis
from Hamburg N'''
hinsaic. Passed: Belgerland, from Phil
4pleiphia Tor Quecnstown; Bohemia, from
Boston for Liverpool
:, Werpool.-Arryed: Nomadic. from New
i9rk; OTTOMAN, from Portland, Me; Phil.
SWaepHia., from New York; umbria. from
SOUTHAMPTON Arrived: Koenieen LuIse
from New York for Bremen.
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First Church Christian Scientists.

Mr.. James H. Sherwood, recently
chosen as hrst reader for the First Church
of Christ, scientist, began his work In
Houston yesterday. officiating Mt the morn
ing and evening services. Mrs. Jennie
Meyer occupied her usual position as sec
ond reader solo was given by Miss
Ida buckingham at both the morning and
evening service
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Diseases of Women and Children
DR.. X. N. MILLER.
47o MAIN ST., HOUSTON, TEAASl
Inciose Stamp in Corresponding.
y : e - 3. ! q ior acceptable ideas
\ EIk %h State II patented.
4 MA Va IH THE PATENT REC0RD,I
b III ~ W. 81 Baltimore. Md.

Stockmen's association will be held hers
March , and g. 1t Is the special purpose
of the association to bring buyers anu
sellers together. Addresses will he made made
by Hon. Il. w. Hull of Vernon and H ns
Tcmplc Houston of Woodward, l. 4. In5
County Inspection Be AbolishedY" The
Grout Bill as 1t Affects Our Industry,
aud IAN Annual Fine Stock show at ANA
rillo -
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The University Club.

The University club win meet tonight
at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms aud discuss the development OF the
Nineteenth century. intellectually, Indus
u'ially, morally and spiritually, The dir
fceent phases Of the subject win hn dis
cussed by G. G.. McRae, X, W. Franklin
and y. A. kincaide.
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ReIeased on Bond.

Ben Kegan. who shot and wounded
one OF the colored ougshorencn from Gal.
weston IN this city Saturday evening. was
released on furnishing a $500 bond 60 SCI
cure his appearance on IL charge to assault
10 murder, The negro who was Wounded
has been removed 10 Galveston.