The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07
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II those taking part in Bib In any ca
rarlty whafescr are requested 70 be n
the opera house nj las o'clock tonight.
Today viii he sales day at the sheriff,
office In the court house, IL being the frs
Tuesday Of fhe month. Office Deputy
CNnawny says the list OF sales TO be made
Is the lighest of any day since he has been
Chief Musician Frederick W. Ellers Of
the Twelfth cavalry stationed at Fort Sam
Houston is In Houston for the purpose Of
He can be found around the opera house
entrance, and so far he has secured Ave
men.
Today being the first Tuesday in the
month, the regular monthly meeting OF
the school board Will be held at the High
school building; Among other business
to be transacted will be the cnnvassing of
the returns Of the trustees election held
saturday.
Bill. the entertainment to be given for
the benefit of the Confederate monument
and Friday nights. and Saturday matinee
promises to be one of the most enjoyable
events ever given by amateur talents in
refreshing shower laid the dust on the
unnayed streets OF Houston during the
early part of last night The rain was the
three weeks. and the moisture was badly
needed by growing vegetation as well as
by dust-stined humanity.
orT,hneere are undeliyered kilograms at the
company for Al Farmer, f. A. Roddy, 4.
4 gaSsaf aKg. i " RI,G ,ds, r. Linton,
George Leach. John w. Gibson. H. T.
sparlding and Clarence Rosenfeld.
Robert Reid. colored, was arrested by
tue police yesterday on charge of assault
gro with a razor about II o'clock Sunday
morning, at the corner Of Milan street
hurt pretty badly, the muscles Of his arm
beng severed TO the bone almost all the
way around the limb.
Rev John z. Green. pastor Of the Nc
Zee Street Methodist church, performed
the, marriage ceremony at his church mt
9 O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Mr.. Pat
G. Byrne and Mrs. Carrie r. Neville The
couple left last night on bridal tour,
including Eastern cities, and OH their re
turn they will take up their residence at
1902 Noble street.
The meeting of the Robert f. Lee chap.
ter. Daughters Of the Confederacy, was
held yesterday morning ut the parish house
Of Christ church, hut nothing of general
interest or special Importance came before
the meeting. The chaperones of Bib met
with the chapter, after the business seq
sion OF the latter, and the arrangements
for the performances to be given at the
opera house Thursday and Friday evenings
were completed.
Jordan Henderson coored employee Of
Ed Kiam's establishments called af the
police station yesterday and claimed the
clothing found by officer Mechanism at
the corner of Austin street ana Walker
which was published IN The Post Monday.
Henderson lives It the corner Of Austin
street and Texas avenue, aud he says the
clothing was stolen from his room.
Two charges OF criminal libel have been
preferred against X. X. Trip, third vice
president OF the International Electrical
Workers union. Mr. Trlpp is local elrc-
trical worker, and was prominent in the
recent trouble between the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company and It's
employees. The Compldnlnts are f. \.
Peters aud John Bryant and the charges
result from union labor circular dis
tributed on the streets, which contained
reference to the compliments Mr.. Trip
waived examination On both charges In
Justice Malsch's court yesterday and was
placed under 500 bond In each case, the
bond being readily given.