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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. ! Q, Van Arsderl of Dallas is at
the Bristol.
Mr.. W. B Tcrhnne Of New orleans ia
In the city,
Mr.. H. l.. Wilson of Austin is stopping
OF the Rice,
Mr.. A. s. Foote OF New Orleans is a
guest Of the Rice.
Mr. j. H. Atchlson Of Galveston was at
the Bristol yesterday
Mr.. Wells l.. Llttleheld Of Marshall,
Texas, is at the Rice,
Dr. q r. Burney and wife OF Chicago
are the guests Of the Bristol
Mr.. F L. Chapman of Cuero was in
the city yesterday on business.
Colonel Tom Padgett of Waco was here
yesterday and put up at the Rice.
Mir. s. j. Davis of Rosenberg was here
yesterday and stopped at the Bristol.
Mr. W. D. Lawrence and wife of San
Francisco registered yesterday az the Rice.
Mr.. j. f. Cortes of Granbury, Texas
is 10 the city and guest at the Rice
J. D. Bright of Dallas is in this city to
spend the holidays and Is guest at the
Rice hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Sawyer, who
are on their bridal tour, ret!.IIled-t---a-
Ss-.---- y -s,'-4-+r5r5------ ---
MFR. L. T. Gresham of Chesterville is
a visitor to this city, arriving here yes
terday and stopping at the Rice hotel.
Mrs ] D, Tobin and little daughter are
I'm the city from New Mexico to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Tobin's mother. Mrs.
william F. Black.
Mr.. Clarence Cuthrell Of Navusota and
Miss Emma Dange Of Anderson returned
TO their homes yesterday after a pleasant
VISIT 10 Miss Gussle Dlsson, 1902 Rusk
avenue.
MIR. c. c. Waller, president and general
manager OF the Texas Townsite ana I'm
movement company Of Stoneham, Texas,
Is in the city advertising the free barbecue
al and excursion TO S.oneham on Friday,
December 20.
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yers. Governor.


Ericsson charging her with the theft OF
ST5. She viii be given hearing TO-DAY pS
the recorder.
William Macomhie reported to the poPcc
Yesterday that he was robbed OF set ~
tools, which were taken from q building IN
the course OF erection ON Crawford between
Peace and Jefferson. They were found IN
a pavnshop.
Philip Rognlo was robbed OF sadd'e
and bride about four months ago ana a
negro named VIII johnson was sent up
for three years for the burglary my ne
bride aud saddle were recovered yester
day on horse.
Houston tent No 2s. order Of Mnccabees
gave nm excellent social entertainment AZ
lis hail In the Burns building on MANI
street last evening. There was good
crowd present and an enjoyapie Geh'nE
spent by the knights and their friends
The Bachelor Maids request that nn VINO
attend thclr German tomorrow night ptluE
their admission cards with them, as they
have beeu forced to make IL rule not 20
admit any one without cards, MIS-, ", II.
Kirkland VIII lead the m0trons eouliloh AT
this german.
Fred Ennis. colored. was bound over 10
the grand Jury yesterday ny Justice MAJ
thevs IN a bond Of 5000 TO onsWe' tut
charge az mlsdemeanor theft george Mul-
raw. colored charges that Ennis Went lhtp
bIs room and took from a pocket OF ms
trousers the sum Of $500
Tho Jolly BOYS SocH club gave an en-,
tovnbie dance last night at Schmidts nan
on Preston avenue and Tenth street lheI'
was large attendance, Dancing was ln'
dulged In until IN early hour TINS moru-
Ing The ncNt ball OF this cluo VIII ue
given at Saengerbund hall,
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THE HOUSTON CLEARING HOUSE
Takes Action Upon the Death OF Mr..
George Sealy.

Takes Action Upon the Death OF Mr..
George Sealy,
The Houston Clearing House association
took the following action yesterday upon
the death of Mr.. George Scaly Of Calves
ton, who was one Of the leading members
OF the well known banking house OF Hutcn-
ings, Sealy s. Co, formerly Ball, Hutchlhgs
& Co.:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty Coz
to remove from the sphere or his earthl!
activity Mr.. George Sealy, and
whereas in his death the state OF IeNas
and the southern portion of the state IN
particular has lost n valuable and devoted
citizen: therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That the Houston Clearing
sorrow at Mr. Sealys death and tenders lts
sincereSt sympathy to the BANKING urn Oh
Hutchins, Seay & Co., when mas Iost
wise counselor and one whose name any
upright character was ever tower Oh
strength in the business world. Ahd Inc
said Clearing House association desires atSv
TO express its deep sympathy 10 the ne
reayed family in the loss Of an ideal nus
hand and father, and that copy, OF ths ines
resolutions be furnished Mr.. Sealy s Ial1 lit
the arm of Hutchins, Sealy q CO., the Gal.
weston News. The Houston Post ana oIhet
naners. and as q further marx OF lespert
a committee attend his funeral.
Soiii ]. E. McAshan,
T. c. Dunn,
A. L. Williams,
Clearing House Committee
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FOUR PERSONS FOUND DEAD.
Two Young Women and Two Young Men
Were the Parties.

Columbus, Ohio, December 1.-Two
young woman and two young metn were
found dead In rooms In a boarding house
on East Russell street, and evidence
points 10 quadruple suicide, deliberately
planned The dead are;
Pearl Warner, aged %. second COOK AZ
the Manhattan restaurant 49,.
Lou kiine, aged is, third cook at Man
haitian restaurant.
Sherman Lothonse, can driver,
tan. - s....
house sunday and secured adjoining rooms,
claiming they WEIR married. Ibe keytpies
ana cracks around tha doors haa pSix
cleAsd With RAGS And the satasS "a eeasss'
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

rsylor Texas. December ls.--At the reg
ular meeting OF the knights or the ~.
e. bees this week tho following "ulGe1S,
were elected: J s. Melasky. sir knsh'
commander; G. /. Booth. sr knight lieu
tenant commander. ). NJ, GoodWAn' sil
knight record keeper; r o. Wilson. slr
knight chaplain Max pqv'G, ,, SlI , Si,5
at 3g@s Of the t6e guards M' il so5dier ST
knIght second tB @sSr se9 i nG sn1E'Ta aos
sir kpIcht PICKET: l. p Black, sir knight
medical examiner; NJ David Z, o. Wilson
and Don Noble, auditing committee
Corpus Christi Texas, December i3.--on
last Wednesday night Corpus Chrlsu Iouge
No. c-Ss. Knights % Honor, elected the FOL
ms Allen, past dictator A. II. Watts, dic-
tator: r. u. Bingham, reporter, =
l. Beynon. financial reporter - Il
Heath treasurer, j. NJ Linn, chaplain; W
T. Careith Guardian, w. A. CLARK. sen incl
~ Iichtensteln. L. T Meri1man and +.
g. Yates. trustees. Thomas Allen was rec
commended as deputy grand dictator
Hemnstend. Texas, December i8--Hemp-
stead lodge No 4OS, /. O. O. F., elected the
following officers for the ensuing term ,.
Henderson. vice grand; G. w Ellington,
secretary; c. w Re Grand secretary.
Brennan. Texas, December 13.-At. a
meeting az the Endowment Rank, knights
Of Pythlas, the following officers we're
elected for tho ensuing term. President
r. T. Inggn: vice president, August l4inde-
mann secretary and treasurer. H. 6.
Heiue,
Corpus Christi Texas, December ll.-At
their regular soml-monthly meeting lQsi
Monday night AranSnS Lodge No ISL
KNIGHTS and Ladies N Honor. elected the
following officers for the ensuing war
George T. Haycrs. protector; ]. Is. HIP,
vice protector; T. j. Kilmcr, recording and
financial secretary; Mrs. T.. &. Anderson,
treasurer Mrs. John l., Hull, chaplain and
organlst: Mrs Charles Carroll! guardian;
John HUI guide: Fred :. Cold, sentinel,
y. J. Kilmer representative 10 the grand
lodge: A. Anderson, II. %, Lutcr ana Mrs.
Mary A. Sutherland, trustees
WORKMAN. Texas December 11:-At
regular meeting OF Workman lodge No.
3IG7. knights Of Honor the following Of
nccrs were elected for the ensuing year:
John r. Stuhbs, dictator; j. II. Love, Vice
dictator; r r. Ross, assistant dictator;
i u Hurst. rcporter: Roy Stuhhs. hnal-
ciaI reporter c. G. Stubhs, treasurer; II
{. Hackney, chaplain; c; {. liackney'
guide: j. c. Hackney, guardian; Iohn Chte,
sentinel: II. H. Hackney, II. r. StuDbs,
w. L. Keeling, trustees.
Yoalyum, Texns December 15.-Follow
ing arc the officers recently elected by
Yoaknm Lodge No. 34S. Independent Order
~ Old EtI..-~----La--Sep== - ai5,~ ''iaiirrs
wear W a Lee noble grand: 7. +.
Grain. vice grand; W. A. Fink, secretary;
L. LevytanslCy treasurer; W l.. Johnston
ard II j Hackett, representatives. to Inc
Grand Lodge
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eating with shipping within the three-m'ls
limit.
RoME,-Ihe Gionsle de Italia says the
Italian minister OF foreign AFFAIRS aud the
ambassador at Rome OF England and France
and Russia have decided to appoint Prince
George of Greece high commissioner In
Crete for further term Of three years
GREENSBORO, Ala Young white
urday night, lost his way and froze 10
death.
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HENRY RANDALL MUST HANG.

Randall vas originally sentenced 10 hang
on November %, but the governor gave
him respite to December 20 and since
then Randall has been INDUCING the hope
that his sentence would be finally com
muted 60 Imprisonment for life his old
mother being actively engaged In trying
to accomplish this result. hut all doubt
as TO Randal's future was dispeled yes.
terday when sheriff Anderson received the
following telegram from the governor
A. X. Anderson. Sheriff Harris County.
Houston.
Application for Communication Of the
death sentence against Henry Randall
is denied
Jos u. Sayers, Governor.
This information has not yet been con
vcyed to Randall and an Inquiry at the
jail last night elected the Information that
he would not he advised Of IT until TINS
morning.
fcrvor and processes that he is ready TO
die.
The hanging will occur Friday forenoon
al the Jail
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Governor Savers Refuses to Commute
Sentence to Life Imprisonment.
THE HANGING WILL BE ON FRIDAY
Randall viii Be Notified This Morning OF
the Action OF the Governor in Declin-
ing to Commute His Sentence.

Austin, Texas. December 17.--After n
careful Investigation into the case of
Henry Randall. who is booked to hang
in Houston Friday, the governor today
refused to commute him 30 life imprIson.
ment He was sentenced to hang for kill
ing his negro mistress. Lulu Davis.
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Car wrsoked a Stable.

Pittsburg, December ia southern southern
Traction car jumped the tracks on the
steep sides Of Mount Washington Detore
daylight this morning and besides inlurihs
several people, crashed into a livery Stable
and completely wrecked u.
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rmn cottaoee al ereenvIIIe.

Greenyllle Texas, December 1.-Two
oottooes ON East Jones street belonging 70
49, oiyey were destroyed BY nre az
O'clock this morning. Amount , % me
i snHf, - wore worth 500 or $500 ana
were insured.
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A COMMON TROUBLE.
Thousands Suffer From II Without
Knowing It's Real Character

Thousands Suffer From Il Without
KNOWING Its Real Character.
No trouble Is more common or more mis-
understood than nervous dyspepsia. People
having 1t think that their nerves are 10
10 blame. are surprised that they are not
cured by nerve medicines ana spring rene
dies the real seat OF the mischief Is lost
sight Of; the stomach is the organ to be
looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any
pain whatever in the stomach, nor perhaps
any az the usual symptoms OF stomach
weakness Nervous dyspepsia shows ltsef
not in the stomach so much as Ia nearly
every other organ; In some cases tue heart
palpitates and Is Irregular In others, the
kldneys are affected. in others, the bowels
are troubled with loss of nesh and 9ppe-
lite, with the accumulation OF gas, sour
Mr W sharper of No. 81 Prospect
ST. Indianapolis Ind, writes ms follows;
"A motive Of pure gratitude prompts me 70
write these few, lines regardlng the new a., ana
valuable medicine, Stuarts Dyspepsia TAD
lets / have been a sufferer from nervous
dyspepsia for the last four years have used
various patent medicines and other rene
dies without any favorable result They
sometimes give temporary relief until the
effects OF the medicine wore on. at
trlbuted this TO my sedentary habits, being
bookkeeper with lttie physiea ,s ex
the tablets overcome all the obstacles,
for have gained IN hesh, sleep
better and am better IN every way.
The above ID written not for notoriety, bat
Respectfully yours,
A. w. Sharper,
81 Prospect ST., indianapolis, Ind.
IL Is safe TO say that STARTS Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness or
disease except cancer OF the stomach.
They cure sour stomach. gas loss o. flesh
and appetite. sleeplessness palpitation,
heartburn. constipation ana neadacles-
Send for valuable little hook on stomach
diseases by addressing Stuart Co. Mar
shall, Mich. .
20 eanth
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Brenham. Texas, December 13.-At a
meeting az the Endowment Rank, knights
Of Pyihlas, the following officers were
n. 7. Inggli: vice president, August Iinde-
mann secretary and treasurer. H. G.
Hpiue
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
MekINLEy,s

Monday April 29-Loaves washing
Tuesday. April 30-Memphis.
Wednesday. May New Orleans.
Friday. May 3-Houston. Tex.
Friday. 5 y. m. May 3-Austin.
Saturday. May 4-San Antonio.
Sunday. May 5-Rest at III Paso.
Monday, May 6-Leave III Paso.
Tuesday. May 7.-PhocniX.A riz.
Wednesday, May S-Rcdlands. Cal.
Wednesday. May S-Los Angeles.
Friday. May l0-Del Monte.
Monday. May l3-San Jose.
Tuesday, May li-San Francisco.
Saturday, May 1S-Launching Of the
battleship Ohio.
Monday. May 20-Sacramento.
Wednesday. May 22-Portland. ore
Thursday, May 23-Tacoma.
Monday, May 27-Spokane, Wash.
Tuesday. May 2S-Buttc. Mont.
Tuesday. May 23-Holcna.
Wednesday. May 29-Ycllowstone
Park.
Friday. May 3t-Anaconda.
Sunday, June Salt Lake.
Tuesday. June I-Glenwood Springs.
Wednesday, June 5-Denver.
Wednesday, June Cheyenne.
Thursday, June 6-Colorado Springs
Friday. June Pixies Peak.
Saturday, June S-Topeka.
Sunday. June 9-Kansas CITY.
Monday. June i0-Kansas city.
Tuesday. June ll-Chicago.
Thursday, June l3-Buffalo.
Saturday, June 15-Washington.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
FIRES AT WHITE A
Incendiaries Are at Work In the Min.
ina Town OF Lincoln County.

About ~ o'clock Tuesday night the
inhabitants Of White oaks were awak.
ened by the alarm of fire. The build.
ing owned and occupied by August
SchinZing as a saloon and club room
was found In flames, and so far under
way that no effort could save any OF
the contents except the safe. which
was dragged out with long hooks. Two
other buildings In the same block, on
the east OF and connected with the ga.
loon, were also burned with all their
contents. One was a barber shop and
the other was not occupied except as
n sort OF store room.
The total loss will probably aggre-
gate $4,000. Mr.. Schinzing's loss will
reach 81. 900. He carried an insurance
Of but 81 200. The origin OF the fire
is a mystery, as there had been no
fire in the building during the day.
Il is the custom at White Oaks for
everybody to take special precautions
against fire during the windy season.
and this spring has brought an unusu-
ally long and severe one. On closing
the saloon for the night, about half
past 10 o'clock. Mr.. Schinzing and his
bartender had rs usual. gone through
all the rooms to see that everything
,uhma, d. a. was ,ho morL 80 49,
diarv ,hnn,h Tho oniao, oanrnt no
onncnvoa as ,hn 7 i,,in Cosinn
ILL saioon ,n ararv uau mora 10
49,, ar,h 80, NJ Sohtn.naa
Sos ,ha 81 nil al hiah roaard -
l,ha nn,tsa oomm,nitu 1yvh,te naIs
haa NJ somo mana, rnorin's a..
mona ,horm ,ha, annoIsni no,amit,,
~, ,ha Ola hha matno snm'a vaars ngo
,a,an ~ h,rntnn 90 ,ho ola ,own haii'
an immnsn ina -strnntrra nhaar
al al nm,n,im on5 oanuossaS ,,i,bIu IN
~ a. "a 800 ."a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Automobiles in War.

Automobiles are to be USED as army
transport wagons, The experiments
in France have proven convincing. II
is odd TO note the different uses to
which nature and science are put. On
the battlefield they fight for the de.
struction OF life, while throughout the
country Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
one OF natures most scientific medi.
cines, fights to preserve II. For fifty
years the iBtters have been making
stomachs and curing dyspepsia,
indigestion, constipation and bilious.
ness. In the spring, when the system
is usually run down, this wonderful
medicine will be helpful in restoring
your strength. II will also prevent
malaria. fever and ague, and as an
appetizer II Is unequalled. See that
our private revenue stamp is over the
neck OF the bottle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
RATION COUNCIL.
Organized Tuesday Night-oHicers
Appointed n Confirmed.

The new city council Of Ration met
and organized Tuesday night. The
following officers were appointed and
confirmed: John Morrow, city attor.
ney; Robert Kruger. marshal, and
James Matthew. night marshal. Con.
siderable feeling has been aroused by
rcason of these appointments. II was
expected that an entire change would
be made In marshals but the old ones
continued.
A correspondent says: Some re.
publlcans expected plums, because
the council Is strongly republican and
because certain republicans proved
traitors TO their party and principles
and traded them of to the present
mayor and supported him in the cleo.
ton, upon and for the consideration
that they were to receive appoint.
ments and favors. Just why they were
disappointed was not given out. but
rumor has It that the mayor tried to
secure their continuation, but a re-
publican council refused to confirm
such individuals. believing them unfit
for Office. Verify. the way of the
transgressor IL hard" and the man
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
80 and
Gray

al have used Ayers Hair
Vlgor for a great many years,
and although | am past eighty
years of age, yet | have not a
gray hair in my head. GEO.
fELLoTT, Towson, Md, Aug.
3, 1899.
Ayers Hair Vigor always
restores color to gray hair.
We know exactly what we are
saying when we use that word
always"
1t makes the hair grow heavy
and long, too, and stops falling
of the hair. Keep it on your
dressing = table and use it as
directed.
One dollar q bottle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
To investigate the Plaque.

DIR. Cobb, of the United States ma
rine hospital and sanitarium. at Fort
stanton. Lincoln county, has been or
dered by Surgeon General Wyman to
proceed to San Francisco and make
an exhaustive study and report On the
bubonic plague situation. 1t is be,
lieved this action OF the government is
taken to secure impartial evidence OF
the true conditions there and recon.
cile differences of opinion In Califor-
mia between federal and state authori-
ties.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Spring
Medicine

Is Of the greatest importance. This
Is the most critical season OF the
year, from a health standpoint.
IL Is the time when you im%perativcly
need Hoods Sarsaparilla.
II will give you a good appetite,
purify and enrich your blood, build
up and steady your nerves, overcome
that tired feeling, give mental and
digestive strength in short, viii
vitalize your whole being, and put
you In perfect health.
Don't delay taking II.
Don't experiment with others. Gel
that which trial and test have proved
the best
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19

Delegate Rodey says that he trav.
eled about three thousand miles over
land during the last campaign In New
Mexico and then didn't get half yer
the territory. He further says that no
matter how long a person lives In one
place In the territory, or how closely
sucn persons reads the newspapers,
he can get no proper idea OF the *
tent OF of our vast country
unless he travels over II.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
GOOD RULE.

This is n pointed to office seekers
I'm New Mexico. Those who think
that because they have a pull east and
that they a AFFORD to Ignore home
officials will find that senators and
representatives will refuse to inter.
fere unless the applicant has the local
endorsement of the people and officials
In the territory. They do this on the
same ground and for the same reas-
on that they do not interfere In each
others districts In the states. The
president and other officials in Wash
ington also stick pretty close to this
rule.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
PAYING EXPENSES.

Il is said that 10 rthe first time in
many years the postal system of the
States is now making money,
and II receipts continue at the pres
ent rate there will be a balance of at
least 81. 900. 900 to the credit side at
the end of the fiscal year. This con
dltion is attributed by the department
uihcials to an increase Of business
caused by general prosperity. The
postal deficit for the last fiscal year
| ending June 80, 1900, was S5.3S5, 600.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
RECORD.

The governments most monumen'
tai publication IL practically com
pleted. 1t Is the Official record OF the
Union and Confederate armies, and
consists Of 1877 thick volumes, an index
about TO be printed and al atlas OF
l7s plates, showing maps OF battle.
fields. routes OF marches, plans OF
forts, etc. Volumes liz and ll3 are
left open for any additional matter II
MAJ be decided to print, II there Is
any such, as the plan OF the work
originally contemplated 1870 volumes,
The books NIL Ave big mail sacks
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19

There were fifty-three bills which
became laws which were introduced
In the lower house OF the late New
Mexico legislature. Twelve OF these
bills were introduced by Hon. w. b.
Walton of Grant county. This shows
that he was one OF the best workers
In that body.