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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19
CITY BREVlTlES.

All city tax cases In Judge Wilson
court VIII he called on June -.
The regular weekly summer night con.
cert NJ IN" Fumycrein garden last night
Wae we'll pntroHSed
Miss Katie llcguc daughter Of Mrs
James llogue OF this city, was married at
LIKE Charles, La, on Sunday. They will
make Houston their future home.
All the public school teachers are re.
quesied to meet at Shearp chapel this
morning az To o'clock to consider matters
In connection with the Boulder cottage
There were twelve marriage licenses is.
sued 10y the county clerk Yesterday, In
dlcHtinr that Jlma, the month nf roses. Is
not losing any of Its popularity with the
Matrlmonlally incncd.
There are undelivercd kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company for Howard Hamilton, Mrs. Elm
ma Blanton, Frank ltson, j. c. I.ochmnn,
f. Il. Beck and ]. IL, Davis.
AZ $50 O'Clock last night Mr.. Brice vine.
yard and Miss Lily Bufovd were united
II maWlage The ceremony occurred at
the residence Of the brides mother on
nance street and was snlemnlacd by Rev
John Il. Green, pastor OF the Mckee
Street Methodist church
The seventeenth annual commencement OF
the Annunciation school viii take place
on Friday, June II, and the commence
mcnt OF the lncarnate Word academy, con
ducted hy the nuns OF the Incarnnte Word
VIII be held on Tuesday, June p at T;90
p M In the academy hail The eradu
ates of this school this year are Misses
lAggett clay and Fourmy.
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rHE MAN DIES. But HIS MEMORY
ITVEg

In obedience to the direction OF this
lodge. and in conformity with the estnb
llshed custom. reference is herein made TO
our late brother, Charles II. Burns, VINO
was removed from our midst by death
ON June 8, 1901. We feel as If asked in
soliloquy, How has he discharged the
uutles Incumbent upon him before being
snmnoned hencef Toward his country,
MS tanlly, his lodge. his employers, ana
those associated VIII MIN IN employment,
ana under his supervision; Besides, what
measure of regard was his among those
or the community ln which be lived, who
hld the pleasure Of knowing him!
We ind sincere pleasure in being able
TO present testimony of his worth gath
cred from the record which he has lett.
70 his country he was Intensely loyal, his
ueNotlon thereto bcinL cqualed only BY mat
sincere devotion due 10 and which was
ever bestowed upon his family, as kind
husband and fond father his solicitons
present aud future well being His lodge
SHOWS long membership Cyidcncing hts
zeal Tor and attachment to the principles
or the institution, the re nd pages thereof
bear not mark or stain against the order
through his unworthincss. lie was an MP
right and uNe Mason. His employers
manifested their appreciation Of his fl.
deity by promotions following long and
faithful service, while TO thnsc who were
associated with him ana under his jurisdic
tioh ne was ever courteous, kind and genial.
such degree that IL is given but to few
men to enjoy.
That he was held with affectiouate re.
gard rs citizen IN the community where
he bad so long resided, WIS evidenced by
the concoUrse present TO witness his re-
mains being deposited within the narrow
limits Of the silent tomb
Re II therefore resolved. That Brother
Charles II. Burns. having been removed
hence ny death, the country has lost an
honorable ana upright citizen His hereaved
family sustalns the irrcpurnhlc loss OF
KIDD and devoted husband aud father This
lodge morrns the loss Of just and up
right nan and a true Mason. His late
employers ard all associated with nim Will
suffer TO float down tLeir memories the
recollection of him who was faithful. kind,
courteous and genial Tho community
where he lived so long were SO much the
better by his having been amongst them
BE 1t further resolved, That this lodge
Holland No. /, tender sincere sympathy
and coincidence to the bercaycd family Of
our deceased brother That page Of our
record be set apart TO have these presents
Inscribed thereon and that a COPY hereof
be furnished the family of the deceased.
Fraternally presented,
y. Winter Cronan,
Il. n. Morse.
J. C.. Baldwin,
Committee.
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KNOWS HOW.
eesn Over ne Road ElimseIf.


When doctor, who has been the yIctln,
Of the coffee habit. cures himself Inv ,sar
Ing on coffee ana taxing Postum i Sgod
Soitee he knows something about what
nc is advising 10 that line
koou ola doctor IN Columbus Ohio
who mad at one time been the victim az
5ne conee hablt, advised Mrs Carrie Nor
Coiiee. ''ou
She suffered from indigestion and a weak
End Irregular hcrrt and general nervous
S9hallion. She thought that Il would he
dltucult TO stop coffee abruptly. She saws
ing the change, one reason being that a
tlend OF niue tried Postum and did not
uhr It. The doctor, however, gave ex.
phcit directions that Postum must he
noIet long enough TO bring out the havor
His Suggestions were carried out and tho
1eucicus beverage fascinated me, SO thar
hastened 10 inform my friend who had
relpctrd Postum BY the way she is nov
using V regularly after she found that
= could he made 10 taste as nice as ID
Sc" observed. short time after using
Postum, a decided change In my nefvans
system. | could sleep soUndly, and INV
braln was more active. My complexion
b became ne, g,eqs and rosy whereas, il had
81 the abnormal symptoms disappeared
and am now feeling perfectly we'll
MIS-. David Mcdonald, friend WAS
troubled as much as l. and she has recov
erred IRON hCt heart and stomach trouble
W ie9Nlng on coffee and using Postum
Il know OF several others who have had
much the same experience IL Is only
necessary that the Postum be well boilsd
and u WIS ies ewn wayf
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all PLANS REJECTED.
None of the Plans for the Carnegie Ii.
brary Considered Desirable.


None of the Plans for the Carnegie liz
hrary Considered Desirable.
At a meeting of the trustees Of the Car
neglc Library ard Lyceum association held
last night It was decided to reject all
the plans thus far submitted for tue pro.
posed Carnegie library building In Hous-
ton.
There were IN all sixteen sets OF draw.
lngs from different sections. These plans
have been in the hands Of the trustees
for a month or more and they have been
thoroughly considered.
Those that were considered Desirable
the trustees found could not be bult with
In the limit Of Mr. Cancgies donation
20 all Of them were rejected aud viii be
returned.
The trustees have ~t vet decided when
they win rsadvertlsc for more plans.
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TWO SMALL FIRES.
Three-Room Cottage and Contents at
3S17 StoncWall Street Total Loss.

Three-Room Cottage and Contents at
3S11 Stoncwall Street Total Loss.
The Houston fire department, which
mas been complaining or inactivity OF
late' was called into active service twice
last night the second alarm being turned
In before the department had returned from
the drst cnn
., me hrSt alarm was turned In at $3.50
tagc at S8iT stoncwaiI stree ownnd INV y
sam BroLhrrs and occupied by James
Wright The building and contents were
tntal losses, aud The amount iasurance
amy, could not be ascertainsd The
occupants Of The cottage were away from
Known.
The second alarm, which was turned in
az N'46 p; m, came from I01 Mckinney
avenue The tive which was occasloncd
hy the explosion of lamp, was locntcd
IN a servants house on premises owned
and occupied by b G. Cushman. rhcre
was no damage the blaze being eNtiu-
scene
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and Interested
The psychology class finished Its course
yesterday by completing the discussion on
the VIII. The class has done splendid
two weeks.
The clyics class finished discussion on
legislative department Of American gov
ernment. MI. Jameson has spent nearly
week on this department. as he considers
" OF the very greatest Importance Tie
class by aid OF his outlines, has become
tnoronghly acquainted with the subject
the work.
:. Mr.. Huskcy has begun the study Of the
digestive system with the class. lie has
paced TWO excellent drawings OF the al
imentary canal on the blackboard. ono 10
Illustrate the anatomy Of the orgdn ana
inc other 20 represent the function of that
organ. Mr.. Iuskey's drawings are 80
wen done and so excellently Illustrative
tnat every one must by contact even and
curiosity get great part Of the subject.
Inc most enjoyable class OF the whole
normal Is that Of school management. As
most OF the students are either teachers nr
asplrants to these the subject Is espe.
clnlly interesting.
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TAE GALVESTON MEErINn

OF Chiefs OF Police and Marshals Win Be
Largely Attended, Says Mr. Anundsen.
Chlef Gus Amundsen Of The Galveston
police department was in the city last
night on his way home from n short Visit
30 points In the interior Mr. Amundsen
called on Chief j. C, blackburn. and they
discussed the prospective apnuia meeting
OF chiefs OF police and city marshals which
win be held in Galveston Jane 90 To rs.
inclusive A Post reporter who dropped I'm
OF tue conversation was informed hy ShIcf
AmundSen that everything points 10 n
largely attended meeting. Quite large
number of letters have been received from
members or the association announcing tho
ance ''NAi"
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ARE KNOWN IN HOUSTON.
w. c. Williams end Louis ST. Clair Eur
son ~ 81 Paeo and New York.

w. c. Williams end Louis ST. Clair Eur,-
son N El Paso and New York.
The FL raso Times and the New York
journal published widely apart as they
are, both contain in recent issues items OF
local Interest in Houston. The Times re
fcrs at considerable length to Mr.. w. G.
Williams, whose sobrlquet OF "Kine VII
helm" with which he was dubbed while
resident OF Galveston. made him fame
Statewide. Mr. Williams has recently
pushed 10 a successful contamination what
the Times calls zone or the biggest aud
best mining propositions" and which IN.
cludes the purchase OF land on Spindle
Top at Beaumont, whore gusher Is as.
sured.
or king Wilhelm" tho 1'Imes says.
'Willlams Is character by himself and
stands alone aud away from the ordinary
rank of mon Few mon have been moro
successful as a promoter lie has had for.
tunes md lost them, but always comes 10
the surface With that push and energy thai
nre dominant IN his character. AZ Calves.
ION whore he lived for SO many wears. he
succeeded to the name OF king wilhelm
and II has followed him 10 tho western
exposition ,ue Galveston Rood s9ept
lrti ne he la Hntl-r too e." s't Re
turning from across tho water 10 his FORMER
home hc found he must begin HE anc,Y
md n story Is told that the new millionaire
Bcntty ana King Wilhelm" sat by the
wrcck1gc caused hv the storm and shared
and Shared alike tho few dollars shat we're
left them.
MIR. Williams arrived In this city nun
her Of months ago, but lcft for Beaumont
rs soon as the oil boom broke out at that
plnec. lie returned TO III Paso with m
option on uu1rtcr Of aero Of land In The
,S s5d circle and although the price
asker Tor the property was almost fabulous
through his energy q conptny was formed
which now owns the small tract IL Is
said to DC the biggest cash deal that has
ever taken pace In this city,"
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Emancipation Day.

Today Is Emancipation day. aud as such
WIN he celebrated by the colorcd people of
Houston ON an extensive scale The usual
street parade will be given, consisting of
an elaborate Industrial exhibit and the
celebration proper will occur NJ Enamel.
haUon park, in the Third ward suburbs
Two days will DO devoted to mcrrymaking
A comprehensive program of speeches
music and fetcs has been arranged in
h9qor az the festive occasion. Tho colored
citizenship VI Houston Is perbans tb bn
most progressive Of the race In Texas. md
20 them N'SN''dp'e
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ROAD AND BRIDGE BONDS
JUDGE vAsMER CARRIED THEM TO
AUSTIN FOR REGISTRATION.
Expected the Entire Issue OF 100000
viii Be Taken by Trustees OF
Permanent School Fund.

Judge y. II. vasmer left yesterday morn
ing al 10 o'clock via the Houston and
Texas Central for Austin, where he goes
for the sole and happy purpose Of causing
the 100000 worth of Harris county road
and bridge bonds to be registered with the
state treasury department After the
bonds are registered they will be offered
for sale to the trustees OF the permanent
school fund. IL is expected they will
be sold at par, and the proceeds VIII be
turned into the Harris county treasily for
the bonent Of the road and bridge fund.
Six hundred thousand dcaaars is con
siderable sized pile OF money, but even
thls vast sum Ia not deemed sufficient by
those best acquainted with the condition
of the county roads for putting item In
the shape desired When it ~ expended,
81 the results attained are satisfactory to
the taxpayers II Is probable that another
bend issue Will be voted for completing the
work The rate of taxation necessary to
taking care OF the present b0ud issde only
amounts TO II cents on the 500 ialuatlon,
taxation.
Judge vasmer carried this Issue OF more
than a half million dollars worm OF bonds
with him with the utmost gang fr.id as
II 'twere nothing out OF the ordinary to
have such valuable baggage along While
the bonds are made payable TO bearer, they
would not be available at the bank until
registered, hut their loss would mean
very serious Inconvenience. aud the pre-
sumption Is safe that Judge Vasmcr kept
a weather eye on the bundle containing
them all the way to Austin.
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THE SUMMER NORMAL.
Opening OF the Third Week-Work
the Various Classes.

Opening of the Third Week-Work in
the Various Classes.
The third week Of the summer normal
opened fayomby. The classes are doing
excellent work ana will easily get over
the ground marked out at the beginning.
In arithmetic Prof Barnett is drilling
them In the principles Of percentage He
does not allow his classes To get the idea
that there is but one way to work ri Oh
lem. He allows no Fixed formula 10 he
looked up. Quito discussion rook plac,
Yesterday upca this point ana an agreed
that all methods should he discussed ana
the best one selected. Nr. Barnett's class
fully expects 10 complete the nrIthmctl,
noimal VI cue
The algebra class discussed tho son,.ro
root method, Mr., Smiley exnlain,d ~,
s9lnleet ~ sucl hne mannei that lie
Wnnle class understood 10 tui!v. At,pbra
always causes an enthuslqs'lr lufareSt ~,
Atlse IN the class and shs hour 1i,vuts
results ia much good for those nreSeDt
ar. smiley seems TO feel a personal III
tetest lR all present and tries 10 make tho
work enjoyable Wv
uhe readng and grammar class had a mos,
pleasant innovation yesterday, MIR 10 Ia
Matyr having Invited Miss Cora Tooie -
reclte In order to bring out time. infection
ana manner OF presentation Of thonsh,
Miss Toole In a very delightful Cheoans.
natural way recited 'The Rad gov ana
the Teacher" Miss Toole had none az M
AIRS OF the so-cailed elocuuOalst. and this
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and the object Of his letter was 20 ascer.
tain how the exhibit could be secured.
Mr.. .Attwater has not yet returned from
philadelphia. When he does the matter
will be submitted to him.
Mr.. Brown regards this as a splendid
opportunity to exploit the advantages Of
our recent and wonderful developments to
the people OF the Northwest Thousands
Of people" says he. from Illinois. Iowa
and Indiana visit st. Louis during this
exposition, and these are the people who
arc looking toward Texas for homes for
their manufactures and not for specula-
ton.
Now, will the land and lot owner and
our railroads assist In substantial way
toward placing this exhibit before the peo-
pie Of the Northwest This opportunity
should not be overlooked"
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Real Estate Market Active.

-Four real estate transfers for heavy con
sidorations were filed for record yester.
day
$ J. fluffy sold to Margaret c. whit
comh. 153i4 acres of the Wiley Smith SUI.
Lillian r. Fisher and husband sold 10
T. Il. Wcathcrsby the east half If iSo, L
located on Ann street, and adioinnig
Bln1alo bayou. me consideration b. nS
Mrs August Bcrson lot and parts of lois
II AMI IL OF block ~, between Austin and
La Branch streets and prairie and Texas
avenues ms consideration being $1,000
W. /. Williamson sold TO r. NJ kcunor
a tract at land out OF the w H. Reeves
survey for consideration OF $1,000
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FouRrH Of JuLY oRAroR.
olonel Robert c. Street OF Galveston
Win Speak in Houston.

Colonel Robert C. Street OF Galveston
win Speak IN Houston.
Colonel Robert Street OF Galveston
one OF the most polished speakers In rexas.
has accepted the Invitation OF the Dick
Bowling Monument association to deliver
the Grafton. at the celebration to be given
AT Magnolia park on July T. Tor the bcneat
OF the Dick DowIng monument fund
Colonel Street Is splendid orator ami
nus address viii afford an Intellectual trea,
ana WIN be by no means the least interest
ing OF the many attractive features thar
are being arranged Tor this celebration
Nj, John INLAND. also OF Galveston will
read the Declaration Of independence
.MSllnout which no. Fourth Of July celebra
The committee has ordered A snlendid
display OF fireworks. With which 10 nj
ungly close the grand patriotic celebration
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THE DEATH ROLL.


JCIl0 - FldFalSONs
MI John /. 'Haralson, aged AZ yeaTg. died
Yesterday morning at 6;2j o'clock at his
residence, 1903 bingham street First ward
Deceased was born in Tennessee. December
~ lSas and Us survived by hprcaycd wife
and one child. During his residence In
Houston he has pursued the occupation OF
travelling salesman. His last illness dates
from early In March. Tho funarei Is an
n"'nced TO occur from his late residence
az $3.50 DEL 'ck this afternoon. It win he
Under the auspices OF Red Oak camp. No.
s1 Woodmcn of tho World, and the burial
service will he read by Rev. Brce Mnst-
rEton. lnlermcnt VIII take place la the
German cemetery.
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ST. LoulslANs WERE so IMPRESSED
That They Want tho Attwater Exhibit
Sent 20 the ST nLLis ENnnsitinr

as an evidence Of how the Attwater OK
hiolt Is appreciated abroad, Mr.. George
Brown secretary Of the Houston Business
League received letter yesterday from
MI w ]. Atkinson, general manager on
the 81. Louis exposition, which onens in
that city September and closes octo.
Der II, stating that the St Louis business
men who recently visited Houston were 80
impressed with the Attwatcr exhibit md
me suggestion had been made 70 endeayor
70 secure It for the St Louis exposition
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Examination Of Teachers.

On Saturday, June ~, there will be an
examination Of city school teachers who
wish to renew their certificates or raise
their standard, and on Monday, June u
there will he an examination Of candidates
VINO wish to teach in the city schools. ma
examination will be held In the High school
respective DAYS 49, va tue
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Many women fail to dlgest shelr food
and SO become pale. salow. thin AMI
weak. while the brightness. freshness ana
beauty OF the skin and complexion DEPARTS
Remedy thls by taking HERBINR after
sagh meal 70 digest what you have eaten.
ling, druggist, bo2 Main street
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Mas list dasi Stencils, rubber stamns
notary ana lodge seals, metal checks. sfe
}. v. Love. 22o5 Mechanic St. Galveston w.
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Mr.. r. =, Hotnhcrger who died Sunday
nlght At st. Joseph's inirmars was taken
iast night 10 Austin, by hts brother IN
Jaw, N.Y. II. III. Roberts, accompanied bv
his Wife he sister OF deceased. mo DE-
ceased was 8j years OF age Tho shipment
was made by Undertaken Westhclmcr.
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PATRIcK's TRANSFER, PHONE 7ss
. Heavy maehlnsry aud safes a speclalty
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The body OF little Ellen b Furlnw. aged
wears, daughter OF Mrs. Faunlc Pnri0,v
Houston Heights viii I've shipped this
morning 20 Clodine, 'roXas, for butial.
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second Floor Spec,,,
Shirt Waists
White Waists

Ladies White Iawn ~
Trimmed with 10 sns ,sa MA'lsii ,
iiIi nm With . hDe tut, q 7
insertion, ms e. $l.25 value; 'S'As y
Ladies Lad White Lawn w.I.,, ,'' !.
" yin u turks and enbroIdssv W
Slf5 value; price z n
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Knit Vests.

Ladies fine Ribbed yss,. !.
S ,r,ay Zee value; ~ y
49, ''''.'...'.,,.. .....
" ta ,,ns fine Cotton Ribbed w.
taped' Zoe value; 'eA
'-'....,, t,.......
i ladies' Isle FINISHED Rlbss /,
, ace trimmed, i5c value;
c,.tt, 49, '''',..' s..-...
sSh,ildren's welI.made Muslin ~
n n,,td with tucks, i5c vai II & ,
Childrcn's Percale nrs,,,,
trimmed with embroIdefy tsnsr !,
LINN riimmeI with lace, zoe yaln'. i
~ w ''s'.s ......
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Muslin Underwe,,

Lot Drawers and tera n
neatly trimmed with Max N
runle, 20c value;
price ..........4. ....,
Lot , Gowns. Corset corpn AZ
SKIES ana Drawers n good NM
Camhric, neatly trimmed Wifi N
embroidery. Toe value; prize
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Mems FURNISHING

- ii"NA lvpi
for your pocket book.
Mems Shirts-0ne lot Of N,ri !
Madras and Percale Shirts Il
pretty line Of patterns, $40 1
value: they 20 at.........,s.
Boys Waists-One lot Of Bon
and Colored Waists. with III
stripes and solid colors. sigi
tneS 80 al ...t..-fs-.,..,,-.
Mems Collars-ona lot n lIrsI
rundoNH and Standing 4.pIy IiE3
lars. 15c valnc;
TO close ont .......,.....,a~
Mems Ties One lot II Mems llall
ored Fomin.Hand and TEX
Scarts, zoe value ..ns..s.f.@i
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For the Quarter Century SaIo
Silk Specials.

Two good assortments you
have all seen them and know what
they are. Come today; they won't
last long.
Those Striped and Corded Japanese
Wash silks that sold for 45c 1En
yard. Sale price ...,......,..,. & GG
Our best Toe Foulard silks, variety
to choose from today, 9snn
Sale price ..................... gS1
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Belts and Neckties.
Hosiery Specials.

Here are two lots that are worth
walking miles to get. Not half price
for some of them. All desirable
goods, too.
Ladies' and Misses ONYX Dyed raSr
Black Hose. In SILK, Lisle and CAME.
all full regular made and with double
herls and toes, our regular zoe 5Eo
goods. sale price .........,.... EDS
Ladies and Misses Onyx Dyed Fast \
Black Hose. In SILK, IIsle and GAUGE,
fuli regular made and with double heels
and toes, our regular 75c goods. 9En
sac price '''.'....'...,......, 0SG