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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12
w oman and and Society

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Senator and Mrs. Simmons and Misses
Eliza, EIla and IsabelE Simmons areab back
from a stay of several weeks at Seven
Springs. 81.
Mrs Herbert Finlayson and sister, Miss
SaIlietI1ee, of Goldsboro, were here Mop
day to attend the Powers Musicale.
Mrs M. A. Heck left Thursday for Hot
Springs, NC. =
Mr.. Andrew willingham and Mr.. Julius
Mahler, of Durham, were visitors Ia the
city last week. ~
Misses Lelian and Lucy Browder. who
have been visiting at Mrs B. l.. Perry's
have returned to Montgomery, Ala.
Col and Mrs. A. B. Andrews are in
New York.
L. so
Miss Katherine benson is visiting in
Wilmington
Miss Helene Battle who has been the
guest of Miss Rosa Battle is visiting
Mrs Richard Battle on Mcdowell street
Mr.. jacques Busbee left Wednesday
night for Washington, d. c.
Miss Lucy Battle is back from visit
to Elizabeth City.
Mrs B. F. Dixon and Miss May Gibbs
left Friday for Wilson.
Miss Laura Mann, OF Hyde county, is
the guest of Mrs. F. NJ Simmons
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Mrs r. A. Woodland and Miss Mamie
Robbins have returned to Wilson.
Mrs. w. T. Jones, of Carthage, and
Miss Florence Wall, of Rockingham, are
at the Marlboro. A1A
Mr.. r. L. Burkhead and daughter, Mary
and Miss Sarah Burkhead. went to Lex
ington Friday. >4 #es
Mr.. John Bragaw, of Washington. is in
the city.
.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mrs w. T. Jones. of Carthage, and
Miss Florence Wall, of Rockingham, are
at the Marlboro. ita
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mr.. Andrew Willingham and Mr.. julius
Mailer of Durham, were visitors In the
city last week.. ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

do you. know Major Mckinley" she
asked. l"Ah. no one can know him,
because to appreciate him one must
know him as do. And / am not speak /.
ing now of Major Mckinley as the
tPresident. / am speaking of him as my
husband. If any one could know what
it is to have a wife sick, complaining.
always an invalid for twenty-five
years, seldom day well, and yet never
word of unkindness has ever passed
his lips; he is just the same tender.
thoughtful, kind gentleman / knew
when first he came and sought my
hand.
Il know him because / am his wife,
and it is my proudest pleasure to say
this, not because he is the president
but because he is my husband.
II wish that / could have seen him
yesterday; / love to see him among the
people whom he seeks to serve so faith
fully. But / read his speeches this
morning. ! read all his speeches. I
only wish that ! could help him as /
should.
He is so kind, so good, so patient.
He gives me, all the time he can; ne
never forgets me, no matter how busy
ne Is. but Will DC BIaQ when he Is
out of public life; / did not want him
to run a second time. thought he hal
done enough for the country, and now
know that he has done enough. AMI
when his term expires he will come
home and we will settle down quietly
and he will belong to me-"
As a tribute to Mckinley, the man
and husband, nothing could be more
eloquent.
THE ALPHABET OF CELEBRITIES.
Washington is much interested Just
now in game called THE Alphabet of
Celebrities"
1t can be played anywhere for any
thing. The method of procedure is
this: When two or more persons are
gathered together somebody asks,
Now what famous mans name begins
with the letter APP
Everybody names a famous man
whose name begins with J" and the
person who names the least famous
one has to pay the penalty, which may
be cigar or box of candy or a
bunch of flowers or pair Of gloves or
drink, or anything like that.
Then they go on to famous men
whose names begin with the letter
"B''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

The marriage of Miss Sadie Young to
Mr.. Gillespie Sadler in Charlotte on
Thursday was an important social event
OF the week in Charlotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mr.. r. l.. Burkhead and daughter Mary
and Miss Sarah Burkhead, went to Lex
ington Friday
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Mrs. M A. Heck left Thursday for Hot
Springs, NC. =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

The legality of marriage by proxy has
never been questioned when the chief
parties to the transaction have consent
ed to the ceremony. 1t now appears that
under a French law. at least, man
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Misses Lelian and Lucy Browder. who
have been visiting at Mrs. B. l.. Perry's
have returned to Montgomery, Ala.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mrs. r. A. Woodland and Miss Mamie
Robbins have returned to Wilson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews are in
New York.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mr.. John Bragaw. of Washington. is in
the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Miss Laura Mann, OF Hyde county, is
the guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Simmons
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Miss Mary Fowle who has been visit
ing relatives in the city has gone to
Henderson for short stay. From there
she will go to her home In Chicago. She
intends leaving in June for a trip OF
several months abroad.
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4 Mrs. Herbert Finlayson and sister, Miss
SAIlieaLee, of Goldsboro, were here Mop
day to attend thettPoWers' Musicale.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Senator and Mrs Simmons and Misses
Eliza, Ella and IsabelE Simmons are back
from a stay of several weeks at Seven
Springs,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

The Powers Musicale on Monday even
ing was a most enjoyable occasion emo
was greeted by an appreciatiye audience
Mr. Powers, Miss Gordon. Miss Robin!
and Mr.. Briggs were each enthusiasts
scally encored.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Miss Katherine benson is visiting in
Wilmington.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Miss Helene Battle who has been the
guest of Miss Rosa Battle is visiting
Mrs. Richard Battle on Mcdowell street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

On Tuesday evening a box party was
given at Miss Fay's performance at the
Academy Of Music. There we're present
Misses Eliza Busbee, Mattye Pace. Mary
Bryan. Mrs. Harry Martin. Col. Fred
Olds, Mr.. Williami Andrews and Mr.. John
WILDER Jenkinsd I
Afterwards the guests were invited to
Col. Odds residence where delicious ices
were served.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12
HEADbREss FOR THE DIT MAUR1ER
1855 z q GIRL.

Any girl who has an Interesting l''Du
Maurier" sort OF face should get some
Sort OF a little. old-fashioned hat OF black
or pink silk trimmed with pink roses and
black tulle. and a little silk mantle with
Capuchin hood behind, knotted in front;
the whole bordered with little quilts OF
velvet. These little silk wraps are being
made for boating on summer evenings,
and that sort OF thing-May Ladies'
Home Journal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

The Magazine Club held pleasant
meeting at Mrs. Thos. s. Kenan on Wed.
nesday morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

Mrs. B. F. Dixon and Miss May Gibb
left Friday for Wilson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-12

The Fayetteville Street Whist Gu
beat the Hargett Street Club in a mos
exciting game on Tuesday evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

comes hore almost directly from the Bostdn
ttneatsr; where the star and play mere seen
ior eignt weeks. lie has made edmond
IsmsetIc drama Spe Of al TIA. Is best IN tue
y NELL who has charmed nla veucrs eSsrr
Wnere with his charming voice his 1tc
u u,,iSn 1'Sn qua nne Mage presence. Every
student OF the drama knows that his Ri
mond Dantes Is successful because il ron.
resents certain Fundamental ideas and d.
slres OF inc human race The great play
mas pcen gwen very rich mounting by
lieblcr Co, and it Is ON tho spectnsulsr
slde tbat the element OF novelty is tu he
tennd;;, The version Of the play which MIR
ONeil uses was made nv Charles Frrhfsr
for his own use and but few changes have
been made In this TO meet the requirements
81 me elaborate production. The big scene
o. me second act shows the Chateau
d II. the fortress prison on the seas edge.
whore Dantes Is confined for seventeen
years from which he makes bis escape
by being thrown into the sen during
storm This storm scene. which VAS ar'
ranged by Carl MaNerhoMer. is said 10 he
one or the most realistic ever devised and
shounds IN electrical effects Forkcd light.
ning darts from the great banks Of clouds
clouds aud the sea is seen In al Its anger
As Daptes gains tho rock for which he is
swimming hugh thunder bolt illunncs
the entire scene and by iJe light pirate
snip Is seen beating against the storm 10
rescue pantes from his periouS position
" Is the setting Of tho fourth oct that
mas aroused the most admiration and nv
many this is pronounced one NJ tho finest
interiors ever painted, 1t represents Inc
nan room and conservatory nj the Hotel
de Morcerf and the warm tones IT the
yaricoorcd marbles and the rare plants
are said 10 form a symphony Of harmonious
color decorations. There is broad stair
case, massive pillars and graceful hnl..
comics. al lighted NY hundreds OF iucandcs
cent lights in imitation Of giant candles
The last act enows glaGc IN tho forest Of
fontainehleu on a winter morning The
curtain rises at early morn, showing the
snow aud ice covered trees glistenng aud
glintlng in the cold moonlight and TIE
myriads Of crystals rejecting thousands
Of irldescent rays As the famous duel
fought by the Count Of Monte Christie
progresses the sun rises. flooding everything
with beautiful golden light
Mr.. 0'Nell's company is, with one or
two minor changes, the same which
PLAYED with him during run. OF three
mouths At the Academy of Music in New
York The stage Is under The direction Of
Edgar Forrest The company includes Mr..
Frederick de Belevlle. James ONeiU. Jr.,
Warren Coulan. W ] Dixon. Claude ca.
bert, Edward LaAy, Joseph Slaytor, Mark
Ellsworth, Edward Thomas Harry Lar.
pine, r J Cloud. John Green, seene John.
100 others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
MR.. REESE GOES TO DALLAS.

VIII ee Succeeded Here by Mr.. j., R.
Christian, Formerly Of Galveston.
1t was learned AZ the headquarters Of
the freight traffic department If the South
ern Pacific. Atlantic spstem, and toe sun.
set-Central lines in Houston yesterday that
Mr. Horace Reese, assistant general freight
agent OF those lines in this city. will go
to Dallas on the 18th instant 20 succeed
Nj. r, y. Bcrrey, who resigned the as
assistant general freight agency Of tae
Houston and Texas Central at that place
n few days ago, Mr. Reese is 10 be sue
ceeded in the city freight office nj the
Southern Pacific here by Mr.. j. X. CDR s.
tian, formerly assistant general freight
agent of the Galveston, Houston aud North.
err. who was transferred to Houston from
| Galveston few days before Nir. Berrey
teGdered bis resignation. AS already an
nounced in The Post, Mr.. Cbrlstlap VAS
succeeded in Galveston By Mr.. NJ. h.
Kngsbury.
who have heeu associated with Mr. Reese
in u business manner during the several
years be has been connected With the
sou bern Pacific interests here viii regret
his departure very much, while, az the
same time. they feel that they are 10 be
congra tulated upon the successor for him
who has been determined upoB M
Reese goes 10 Dallas With the very best
wishes Of an who know him. and the uni
veTsal hope is that he will succeed as well
In his new and enlarged acid Of work as
WITHIN the knowledge Of the people of
Houston That he win do this none doubt
for all recognize 10 him the character
lstics Of liberal minded. broadgapsed
and energetic business man, capable of
rendering entire satisfaction w whatever
position he may he placed
Mr.. Reeses social relations In Houston
have also been of the highest order, a11
while his departure Is deplored by the
business element. both be and bis most
estimahle wife will =, missed by the large
circle of social friends whom they have
gathered arourt then during the period
~ their residence here Thus Mr., Reese
and his wife. as wen. will have the very
best wishes OF all in their new surround,
ings and Dallas Is 10 be congratulated
upon the acquisition 10 its ct 'izenship oh
Ia ned through the removal Of Mr. and Mrs,
Reese from Houston.
MFR Christian Is traffic man NJ rips
experience and has climbed steadily up
ward ever since he entered the railway
service until now he has become recog-
niEed as one Of the most eapahle freight
mon to he found Coupled with MS nm
questioned capacity II an energy which
has contributed no little TO his rapid rise
ia the railway world and there Is NO doubt
In the minds % hose who know him that
he will nh bis new position with universal
satisfaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
AT THE TAEATER.
R, o, Maclean and Miss Odette Tyler in
The School for Scandal"

iIE RN''SVi WI DtdnUdi'
At Sweeney & cooubs opera house. at
the mutinee yesterday, R. r. MacLesu snd
Miss odette Tyler presented Richard
Prlnsley Sherdans famous comedy. The
School for scandal
Tho play was admirably staged and tho
costumes of both men and women excep
iiopally hnc
lIr Frank Hennlng played Joseph Surface
Wen, Mr. Augustus MacLeap made mn
excellent Sir Benjamin Buckbite Nh Man
Won NitZcrs Sir Peter Teazle was cons d.
ontious, artistic piece of work Mr. AleN-
0hder Mckonzic's Moses was clever sod
Mrs Margaret Neville as Marie and Miss
Isis Maynard as Lady Sneerwell we're ho h
good Mrs Henry Nsndenho0 as Mrs
an actress of tho old school aud. without
irritation, bv the quality Of her playing
SqgeestSS actresses Ike ms John Drew and
Mrs Gilbert.
Miss Tvleis Lady Teasle was q very ar.
tistc piece of woik. She acts we'll with
excellent taste with moderation and vet
with effectiveness. Miss Taylor Is fortu.
nate In possessing thar which is moro 10
an actress than any other quality. the in
dehnable gift Of charm
Nj MacLc1us Charles Surface is perhaps
his best part he is an ldael ChirieS sur
face, beau IDEAL; handsome. manly, devl
may-care. be PLAYS the part Of that amahle
scapegrare With oonsummste skin Fine
part tits him like glove
Coriolonus, r. rhe night performance. wax
put on with magnihcent scenery and COS
tumes
The Menenus of Mr. Max Won Mtzel dc.
serves especial mention.
Mrs Henry Naudenhof as Nolumnia made
very impressive Roman mother, . woman
sud vet ~ an heroic mould such as was
the women who bore CoriOiapus.
Miss Tyler made "a worry sweet NUgilia
There Is not much 70 the part, but Miss
TYLER made the most of what there lis aud
Won The hearts Of oil her auditors by her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
RESIDENCE OF c. w. HAIL ENTERED
BY BURGLARS TUESDAY NIGHT.
House Thoroughly Rsnsaeked, but Moth
ING in the Way Of Jewelry or Silver
ware Taken That Was Marked.

The residence Of Mr.. c. W. Hail. iSot
Jefferson avenue, was entered TUESDAY
night aud robbed. Mr. Hail had q gold
watch and chain, what money he had in
mis- pockets and all the papers he had With
MIN stolen Mr.. Paul psmrcn, Mrs. Hshls
brother, had his gold watch chain stolen.
The thieves took Mr.. nsmron's watch, but
lost II on the door and II was found by
Mrs. Hahl Wednesday morning. He also
had Masonic charm on bis watch chain.
with his name engraved Oh II. This the
burglars removed from the chain and left
II m stand That the family we're drug
ged In some way Is evidenced by the fact
that there we're seven persons sleeping 10
the house, and none Of them awakened by
the noise Tho entire house. every room
In u, was rausacked, the furniture was
moved about and everything left In topsy'
turvy condition, showing that noise enough
had been made by the thieves 20 have
aroused every one Of them. Another evil
dence that the slcepers had been druEged
was the fact that every one cf them awoke
yesterday morning with a headache. Mr..
Hahi and his family went TO witness the
parade Tuesday night and upon their re
turn home before retiring were careful 70
see that the house was we'll locked for the
night The thieves effected an entrance
by prying a window up and climbing In
through it, After they had rausacEed the
house they went Ia the Kitchen and took
everything they could end that WAS eat
able They did not take the Slyerwhre.
which was IN the sidchoard. This was
plainly marked aud would have easily been
identified and Il is supposed this is the
reason it was not taken There Is M clue
"a the thieves, hut the police and dete tves
are working m the case,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
VENT WRONG
Something About Food That Saves One
From Brain Fac.

That food can make or break a man "A
shown ia thousands Of cases II ones
work requires the use of the brain. the food
must Furnish particles that will build nh
the brain and replace the daily loss
Many times people fail IN rot knowing
lack Of the right kind Of food 10 Keep The
body nourished
AS an illustration; young man In
Chatham, Va, SAYS, Il have been emnlo,,
cd for quite time In large tobaero ware
house here. My work required rreAt deal
Of calculating running up, long and tire,
some columns OF ngures, Last winter my
health began 70 give out aud lost from
two 10 ten days ont nj every month
! gradually got worse instead of better
II was discovered that when ! did work
many mistakes crept into ms calculations
brain flag and exhaustion. After dragging
along for several months | hnslly gave up
my position for every remedy on earth Thai
tried seemed 10 make me worse Instead
Of better and ] had Ia force down what
food ate, hating IN SEQ meal time come
One day a friend said. order. do YOU
know there Is food called Grape Nuts
that | believe is made to nt Just such eases
as yoursE The name rather attracted me-
and ] tried the food The delicious sweet
ish taste pleased me and ! rclished H. In
about q week ms old color began 10 come
Finally I weighed and found I was gaining
fast in hesh. and with the strength came
the desire for work. and when ] went back
! found that my mind was as a.curste as
ever snd ready TO tackle anything
I COW can do as ush work as any man
and Know exactly from What ms heneHt
wss derived and that Is from Grape Nuts
l feel that IL is but fair AMI just that my
experience be kaown "-E. r. Cnder,
Chatham, Va,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Edwin Waller and mother Of Austin
are in the city,
Mrs L. Hunter OF Richmond is spending
Carnival week 10 the city.
Miss sophia Compton Of Va Porte Ia
here during the Carnival week.
Mrs RoWena Hart and Mrs, William NJ,
Conroe 81 fonroe are In the city.
Mr. Festus Abel Of Cucro. Tsxas, Is 10
the city, attending NoTsu-Oh week
Mr +. G.. Striking Of Beaumont is IN
the city and is stopping at the Rice hotel
Mrs Ed ? Smith Of Brownwoad is Wis
lung Mrs. w r. Fucker, No. Ills Ham
ilton street
pr, Fred Johnston Of Anderson.
president ~ The Texas Northern Ralroad
company, is 10 town,
Miss Efae L; C,eenroe q coprae Is Wis.
ring her friend, Miss Emily Cabauiss, AZ
No. ST Jackson street.
MIR and Mrs 7 ] Baker Of Dallas are
Carnival visitors to this city and are
guests at the Rice hotel
Miss Margle Face Of Loekhart is visiting
the family Of Der uncle, Alr. William DO
herry, az hi' Gay avenue.
Mr. W Bennett Of Cuero is visiting his
sister Mrs. Max UrwitE. ~nd will remain
in the city for the Carnival
Mr. Dave Griffin and Mrs Hunter Crit.
no Of Galveston are speeding . few DAYS
10 Houston. attending the Carnival.
Miss LVfie Lewis, of Dallas VIII be the
Washington avenue, during the Carnival
Miss Georgia Griffith Of couroe is visiting
her fr1nd Miss Emily Cah1nnis. a. sir
Jackson street, during the CARDINAL week.
Mr. " r. Traylor, prominent stock
man Of Victoria. Texas. is spending Car
Morris
Mrs John L Bishop If Hearne Is al
I tending Ne-Esu-ob Carnival aud Is stop
ping Hth her aunt, Mrs r.. II. Hanua
NJ. SIS Webster
Mrs W a Reed sud Miss stelIa Shartto
II Temple are taking in the sights and
pleasures 81 CARNIVAL week snd are guests
Mrs Jobp Carlisle OF Chqppell Hn WITH
her daughter and sou, little Miss Zehrol
apd loan Carlisle u. are the guests Of
Mrs j. Ziegler on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. r A. Beard Of Liberty.
With their child are visiting this clfy'
the guests OF Mrs. BGard's sister, Sirs'
Lille Blanchctt, No. 1904 Dallas avenue.
Mr.; g. II. Turner general freight agent
o. the International and Great Nortbern
k.lNnv. company, and wife Of Palestine
9nre Es,itors 10 this city. stopping az the
Mr.. and Mrs John Lynch with their
son and daughter, Mics Lynch and Em.
melt OF sac Augustine, arr 10 the city
attending The festivities and grand bali.
verSity.
Nh !. Lewis Thompson and wife of
Willard. Texas are visiting this CITY
and are guests at the Rice hotel M
thompson Is the head Of the THOMPSON.
tucker Ln@ nor echlpany, Of Willard and
secretary and general -lanagef OF II. He
Is one OF the lumber kings Of East Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
CITY RRevlrlEs.

The Young Womcp's Guild OF Christ
VI Thursday.
Tho Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ church
WI net this morning at 10 O'clock Id
There are undcliycred kilograms NJ tbe
nnstai Iel7grapo Office, l1S Main street 10,
j. Badger and A. Verhaeghe
There are -e.leli,rred kilograms AZ tbs
onicc ~ the western Cnion telegram cr,n
EanT for Curlle Hannah p x Whittv. =
Johnston. ] B. Psrdee and SaIije Jonosf =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
DELEGATES TO Rlce MEETING,
Texas viii Be Well Represented at the
MEETING OF Rice Growers Association.

TEXAS Will Be We'll Represented at the
Meeting OF Rice Growers Association.
The delegates aud visitors from Houston
TO the meeting Of the Rice Association Of
America, which is to be hsld at Crowley.
La. today. did not, as they had anticipated
doing. leave this city last evening. The
entire party win leave this morning az
s:25 and will arrive In Crowley 10 ample
time for the meeting. Mr. r. \. Gray, sec
rotary Of the Houston Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, who will he one Of the party,
will be accompanied by his wife. Mrs.
Gray going for the purpose Of spending the
day with her sister. who llYcs al crowley.
The party from this city VIII consist Of
Colonel Sam f. II. Morse and his party ~
capitalists and Investors from The North
and East who sre Interested in the rice
Industry. In addition 10 Mr.. John Llnder-
holm IT chestervllie. Messrs +. y. Graz.
w G. Moore. J. 4. Dickson, Jr., j. II.
Lilientbsl Of the American Brewing com
pany and six or eight others whose names
could not be obtained al this wiring. AZ
sufaDceS were given that Houston would
send at least twelve delegates MI Os
Maid Wilson Of this city, who Is secretary
~ the association. having arrived here from
bis present temporary headquarters al Fort
Worth, will 20 through with the Houston
delegates. A telegram was received yea