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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
THE auARrErrE SOCIAL.
4 Pleasant Innovation by the Hous,
ton Quartettc society.

The Houston Quartette society had .
very pleasant diversion last night by
substituting 4 social evening for its
regulr weekly rehearsal. The occasion,
however, MAS entirely Informal and the
programme was rendered all The more
enjoyable from the fact OF It's being i'm
promrtu,
The plan OF the entertainment as an.
nouneed. was that each m smber OF the
society m!gAt invite lady friends. and in
this way quite an audience WIS secured.
The society rendered some OF its roper
tore songs, which they are not likely
TO agaiu sing in public, such as the
Soldiers Chorus" from Faust. Dear.
es. Heart" and "The Night Is SIN"
In addition 10 the cEoruses some OF
The guests of The even ng very generous.
ly assisted, notably Miss SADIE Timmons.
with a soprano solo, and Miss Linden
berg and Nr. od.a Kendall With Sc oc-
tio2s GU tho vloln. Messrs. Kidd. Bre4h
er aad Swint. rd were he Accompanies
and amorg the members oon,rlolt ng
so oS were Messrs. eelvens, Taylor
Gates, De Nter. D5wney a-d Lake.
During tn evening Ugh; re.,esnmsn .
we're served and all pres nj eemed mos
heartily 10 eljoy be ,ca1s on. expressing
the hope that the society would follow
up the innovation SO arsplelously in
auguFatei by m king social evenings
more frequent.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

a. D. wilkins and wife Of Dallas have
apartments al the Bristol
J. r. Lawrence, a we'll known land man
OF Austin, IL stepping d: he Bristol.
Miss iva Gimstead left Yesterday morn
ing for visit VITA fciends and relatives
az AusIiu
Mrs Charles y Dunlap Of san Antonio
is visiting h = mother. Mrs. W. n. Kidd,
1904 Cay ayelue.
Misos Maude Bothman Of Galveston Is
visiting her friend. Mss NJ y Martin Of
Ills Hardy stree.
N. NJ Kulgh. wife and daughter Of
Galveston came up 10 atte.d he Md
le-ka performs nee last nisat.
Mr.. j r. Fuqu4, Mining engineer
from Mexico, passed through the city
yesterday on his way 20 Washington.
Joseph Male and wife OF Austin are
recent arrlya "a the Logan. Mr.. Mile
is well known as a large lumber dealer
Of his city.
Or. Ba, Smith. who formerly resided
at Wharton, aas come 70 Houston to
make this city his future home. He is
a presen, located al he Brls.ol
BENJAMIN Wor.ey, an OIL well driler
o! Co7s.cdna VINO Is a present drilling
tor .W-ter for irrigation purposes at
Alvin. Texas. registered yes erday at the
Bristol
M. W. ". Miller. who has been con-
nsc,gd vita the Gao Cent store for the
LAST hge years, has accepted a position in
81 Louis ana leaves with his family
Saturday, TO make TIA his future homo
Miss A1ula White. who has been liv-
ing With her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. u. p Shepherd, SIS N..4.u street.
leit yesterday morning 30 spend awhile
Win her father and family at gfora,
~ u.s.
II E 2athboue. a prominent rica grow
CT @. Victoria, is q guest Z the Logan.
Mr.. Rarhbone i- on his way 10 attend
The rice convention az Lake Charles He
is enthusiastic regarding rice growing
nd looks upon it and oil IS the two
g-cat coming industries OF Eastern
Texas.
Messrs c. p. aad /. Hlppely, az
companied by their wives. have apart
ments az the Logan Mcssrs. Hippely
are prominently connected with the oil
Industry a. P.t'sburg. Pa. and have for
he past few I VS. been stopping at Beau
mont, where they in end 70 extend theit
aeld Of operation.
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VIC would have no yellow fever. The
poison hat causes the disease must
necessarily undergo It's cycle Develop
mont In he b-dy OF The mosquito. You
can not even infect a onimmtns wiz
the disease By injecting the blood OF a
yellow fever patient Into his veins.
There Is 10 question That yellow fever
owes IFS origin TO inefficient SAM airy
methods, such as surfGce drainage, ETC.,
but the propagation Of the disease is due
solely TO the mosquito"
) ked what he though. OF the political
situation IN Cuba. DR.. Mullen said
II am cpposed 70 the policy OF Prcsi-
dent Mckinney toward the sland. tut
when l consider the question in all its
phases | have 10 acknowlcdge that e Is
che only policy We can pursue wi safety
20 ourselves, These people are Incapable
OF governing Themselves, and the Unitet
states will have to maintain it's p-ctec-
torate In self defense. The island Is rev
In fine sanitary condition tt wlat 1t has
been generally, but l believe thal II ne
United states government was TO lsayc
L 10 be governed by the natives, g. would
not be two years before it woill again
be menace 10 the health ami commerce
o2 the South"
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Y. VI, c. A. RECEPTION.
interesting Indoor Exercises to DC
Indnlgcd In Saturday Night.

Tomorrow night the Young Mems
Christian Association will give recep-
ton. Inviting the general pu5l.c to be
present. The first feature Of the pro-
ggsmme OF the evening VIII be a basket
ball contest, tle first contest of tae kind
open 10 tao pGbl.c his ,eason After
th5 cIose Of this SAINT there will be a
musical prcg mme in the laIl and = good
social lime enjoyed. Liza rot.osnnis IS
Will be served,
or So urd4y night Tho second game in
the ser!es OF baseball contest VIII be
played between the Stars and the Cres-
cents. Last Saturday night god mum
Der OF spectators, both ladies and g6nle-
men, enjoyed the game, and II is expect,
ed thai a 4dlger uumJer will be present
mex satu.iay n.gnt. These gymnast.c
exhibitions a.e open 10 the trends OF
tae association who care 10 interest
themselves in tbs depar. ment OF the as
soc.ation work.
TGs boys viii meet s usual promptly
at 3 o'c ock sunday afternoon. Tie pres
emit enroAm, nj is Sky -four, the second
sunday showing an incI Ease OF sixteen in
the enrolment a gre4t Interest is being
manifested by the boys and a good de4i
OF assis ance is being gwen 10 the song
erYico by tour OF them. one Of whom
plays = piano, one the cornet aad two
The voiln 1he boys are requested 10 be
early II the NEE Ings so as not 20 be put
down as ilrdy and 20 come every sun
day so a. nos to miss tae pleasant events
thar are 0 be Planned tor them.
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THE STATE CIRCLE.

san Anton o, Tex S Februry 13.--At
ohe &C I'D i Us scssi VI ,-e la4.e-'
eL&Ilizry u TIC WvU4Aen q tae No. Ia
-e,. nee ty-ay, b anaua. e.ecton ".
Tiers was neld, e4u..ln. IS G-llows:
Slate gu- dian, MS. .4Anls Na..n o.
r " IT., advls.., NJ. .. DIrlaAd. size
lea, MS. }. D. Caldwell, sac .alhe.,
"a e. -e.an " 81 -l-.O4.o, Ste LIZ
Z, can. Mrs "A lJrd ~ lle.u Nc; 4n1e.
.elt.uel, MS Hs ing Of lerr.4, u e.
tenAu-l ], Mrs. F-FmIn; tn ant, Mr.
i1oA II Us h., L, : All NINA &c 5, Mes-
Canes A Aand5., Paras AMI Yo.lg.
De egates t. the Ma lcn-l zig at
lCnbus. Ohio, next My wee eito Ell
io..ows: Mes5-Aes T aoi.r Il IA las,
Goer Font "o4th. We'll ~ Il Hous ton.
HlIug vi error, H5m-ll 4 She M.
Lu a-d Dea.son and mis- tDo.an <
sau Antonio
a e~C.ution was al ptel pr vlllng taat
tie ncAt annus. N etn, be ned wa r
yer head CAMP. Woodmen OF th4
Wo id. is he'd.
/, Wa or4e ei that modal be struck
10 be , esen Q u toe arch in c5mpet =
ticn g-in4ns tae A.gcst membe sh p
cossio-s. Ion git h. dtl tos re be-
ns eIte tliugu a. Tune. S hal by the
'ocAl W~odmeI OF the World.
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\ Fnre,rrII pinner.

NJ. Lon Hail. general superintendent
Of construction Of The South tsstern Tele-
graph and Telephone company. with
lheadeuaricrs al Detroit. wss the guest at
a fsreweli dlnner yesterd.v tcn1erea him
by the La Handed Fishing club prior
10 his departure for home. Mr.. Hall has
been In the city only Ter 4 few months.
but during that time he has made some
warm friends @mong the Left flinders,
who attesied their good feeling towarla
him during the prcgress OF the dinner by
presenting him with beautiful charm
In The form OF a handsome solid g7 I
FISH. not only typical Of the clubs nam
and chief diversion. but also as a SOU
venir By which Mr.. Han my recall SONS
.of he friendships formed by him during
mis- present soiouru In the city In addl-
ton TO the memoers OF the ciu5 quite a
number OF telephone officials were pres
ont at the dining.
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FINE HARDWARE

neriag-Cortes Hardware company nave
displayed 10 their show window the I'm
lshng hardware for the residence OF Mr.
john II. Kirby, now under reconstruction
by the well known contractor. Mr.. w
A. Kirby. In an Interview Mr. Ewing.
who has charge OF this branch of the
business. stated that this was perhaps
the finest lot OF hardware ever put on
any residence "a Houston. or possibly Ia
Texas" Money can not buv better or
finer goods from the fact that no concern
In the world makes az fine goods as p.
* +. C0rbin. and the ones displayed are
their best effort"
The designs displayed were selected by
Mrs. Kirby ana the architect Mr.. ". A.
McMilleu ami reaeeg their good taste ami
judgment. The front doors are trimmed
with massive h.nge rlates of Italian
renaissance desisn IN clouded silver: the
interior OF first Moor In the same design.
having the raised surfaces gold platod:
oil the second floor Is silver finish with
fine three-holt locks 10 bed rooms with
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WHEN WE WE'RE TWENTY ONE"
II Is generally conceded that Mr.. Ei-
moad has given TO the stage very ro-
mlrkahle and wholesome pIav .Wbon
we We're Twenty one" Genes at the
right time. Il comes IS d wholesome
cheek 10 decadenee and degeneracy 1t
IS sweet as mountain sir th5t has hecn
kissed by tha neither and all tho men
Qre brave, sympathetic honest. loyal fol-
lows. They are not ashamed 10 we1r
'helr hearts on their sleeves. They do
not care how may Jaws peck at them.
20 wrote the critic Of the New York Her
all about the play. when We Wcre
iwepty-ono, which will be presented by
Mr. deorse Clarke and fine company al
me opera hoLso tonight matinee tomor-
row and tomorrow night. The Herald
was not alone in its opinion, the critics
OF New York without ~ dissenting voice
nailed the new play rs a great acquisi-
lion to our present medger dramatic lit
erature' rhe press was so unanimous ia
thelr praise that the manager Of the
kniekerbocker theater (where the plav
was produceG was tempted to slightly
ch1ngo Richard Brirsley Sheriiin's IA
nous line: when they do agl2e amoue
me press heir unanimity is wonderful
The success of the play was immediate
and being valuable piece Of dramatic
property there we're many who desired
10 Obtain 1t. Mr.. Edward e. Rice how
ever was the fortunate man. He pur-
chased the right to produce when We
Were Twenty one" in all cities where
Mt Goodwin does not appear. Mr. Rice
mas a ripe Judgment. backed by long ex-
perienoe and this Is evidenced by his GU
gagement OF the best actor In the country
70 play the character OF Dick Carewe
MI Clarke has long been the relgnlng
tavorite in Days New York and London
tnoiters ana It is a guarantee our play
soers VIII have q great performance. The
Play requires the most delicate shading
ana artistic atmos phere. An ordinary
company would fall 10 appreciate the
subtlet!es Of Esmond's delicious writing.
Mt Rice his carefully gnlrded aglinst
this ard has surrounded MIR. Clarke with
a company far above the average in point
OF dramatic ability.
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TWO GREAT PLAYS.
"Mury. Queen of scots" aud "Mac-
beth" Presented by Modjesixa.

TWP lerge audiences witnessed the pre-
sentatton of Mary. Queen OF Scots"
and Macbeth" by Madame Moiicska aud
her excellent support yesterday, matinee
and last evening at the opera house. With
Madlmc Modesto as Queen Mary ami
Mr.. X. d. MacLean as Earl Of Leicester
ana tho minor roles very we'll portrayed.
1t is not extravlglnJ to say that the mat
inee audience Wis highly entertained
with MARY. Queen Of Scots"
In the presentation OF Macbeth" Ma
dame Modjoska IS always COOL. AMI last
night was no exception TO the RUE. As
L-dy Macbeth she was l.p.on tic, 'ta..
cuAn.ng GGJ iltansely lisic. Clt.l Ee
ere p.CnA4ul "A lne rel ava 4l44.,.
Mcdieska Is equal 70 them all Fe.o -
the miinignl scene. where SD goes
through the awful agony OF trying -
wish off from her hands the Innocent
the grandest The in--ns!ty of it all Is
grandiy dramatic and enough to gain the
SYM athy OF a stone
As Macbeth Mr.. r. n. MacLe3n is
superb and performed the numerous eX
actions of the strenuous life OF thlt m
bilious king splendi1ly. Hts voice IA
clear and deep and musical and his acting
without a haw. With all his scheming
and numbering and heartlessness the no
BILE ability and bearing of the tyr-nt, as
portrayed by Mr., MacLean can not 10
lost sight OF and never fail draw ap.
plause from the audience. After he Us
been crowded By the angry AMI Justly in
dign3nt Macduff aud his followers. he
draws his trusiy sword and with grand
heroism repeats: Before my body
throw my warlike shield. Law on. Mac
duff. and damned ne no who frs, crl g
Hold! enough" The f-hiirg is real .
tic to a high degree and was warmly a)-
plauded
Mr.. Myles Sullivan. as Duncan; Mr..
william Corbott, as Malcomb, and Mr..
Augustus Mclean. as Blnouo. wore all
fs!rly strong IA their respectiye--s oles
As Macdutf NJ. Brry tombstone IS clevo,
and does some splendid acting in the
role OF that great reIormer. soldier ani
nobleman.
The stage settings in both PLAYS are
handsome. accurate in detail and 81 his
toricllly perfec. that they add consi1era-
bly, to the tragic story as unfolded by the
actors. The costumes are selected with
equal care AMI attention TO historical de-
tail.
The next attraction is this evening AMI
tomorrow. mstlnee and Night the
theatrical menu being George Clarke, IL
when We We're Twentv-one"
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SALE OF lNTOXlCANIS.
Movement 90 Foot 10 Houston to Comp,
with The Law.
ONLY sfyfNTy-FOuR LICENSED SALOONS
In City. but Nearly Four Hundred
Arc Doing business - Proposed
Work OF Anti-snioon League.

A movement has been stared in Hous.
ton which has for lis object the resuia
ton Of the saloon or liquor selling bus!-
ness " cnpe,llng saloon Upsrators to
comply strictly with every provision OF
the law touching upon the llquar traffic
The movemen; is the outgrowth OF the
organization OF the Houston district oi
The Texas Anti-Salocn league in this city
about two months ago The Texas AMI
Salcon league is branch of the Amer
lean Anti-Saloon league, the lat.er hay-
Ing for ITS president Hon. Hiram p ice
la Washington D. c., and among its vice
Presidents Archbishop John Ireland, d.
D., 81 Paul, MINI; Hon. john D. Long.
secretary OF the navy Massachusetts and
R!shop Charles b Galloway OF Mi.s!s-
sippi.
icy. R. Luther Breach is supsrin en- !
ent and organizer od The Houston dis CT,
and Key. John r Green of h. nc e
ccreet Methodist church is she t.uas r..
lAe e5to Aeys Tor the league in The eta o
4 leaus are Mesars. Watkins q } ne II
Il Us on.
Learning that there was moyem mt
about ~ be inaugurated in Hols Oh -
regulate ths liquor trafac accord ng to
law, a representative OF The Post called
en- Mess y. Watkins L. Jones yesterday %
learn the particulars OF he NOV N H.
Mr.. Edgar Watkins received the r porter
ana during the conversation wh ch eAsIsd
SAID.
our local anti-saloon league was CT
ganized about two months ago for the
purpose OF having the law, as II applies
10 the sale of intoxicating liquors. OIL
forced. We do MT propose to 70 u o
or 10 ar;ag 7nlze any class OF lesit4mate
business men nCT will we take action
aga!nSt any saloon keeper without hlv-
ing first giTen HIN fair warn,ng not t.
Ing cut 20 him the law as it s;auls o.
the statutes. and giving him ample op-
poPtunity ITO comply with IT, We " Ii
NOT ccunteuance any unlawful methods in
dealing with saloons for that would ba
quite as wrong from our point of view "a
ehe continuance C.: he saloon in it's IN
lawful methods
The city directory shows tia. tnere
are nearly 400 saloo1s in II ustcn. and
the records al the county orAs o,ice
show tina. only seventy four OF them have
coTpied with the Requirement. s Of he
law Icy fling the required ooud- and tax
ing cat the proper llcenses Say. then.
mere are SEQ salca1s doing business in
'HGusa with,ut license! Jus; ttint
what reckless disregard for tbs, Law Is
thus displayed The revenue trom the
sale Of licenses and from The ak on
these 200 safcous would loo Of con der
a}le oi our 800 600 deticlt
As l said a moment ago, we are not
gtlug - modest tho saloon men Who have
compiled fully With the law. AMI We are
COINS TO place the law Ia The hands o. all
Il them and notify them Of our IN en-.
lions before we take ac ion agaiogt any
CT them, But there Is me fhir9 mn. Ia.
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neal. in Country Lands.

A warranty deed was filed for record
in the county clerks office Yesterday
that conveys from A. c. Herudon TO r.
] Boyle for $4,000 1864 acres OF country
land in tracts as Follows: Three hundred
AMI fifty-three and seven-tenths acres
ont OF the International and Great North
ern Railway company survey. sos acres
out Of the James Hamilton survey. 60
acres out OF the james Hamilton survey
end 5000 acres out OF tho L l.. and r. n.
Railway company survey.
!. H. o'Donncll has leased $3.50 acres
tof land situated In the country below
Harrisburg TO J. II. and j. ", Gaffey
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inside thumb turn. All bath rooms are
trimmed in nickel. and throuEhout the
entire house the utmost care has been
taken IN every detail. We have spared
no effort. SAYS Mr.. EWING. 70 get the
best effect possible harmoui1lng every
det. II, and as far IS mechanical construe-
ton is concerned please examine the
cylinder in which the key onoratss 70
throw the bolt and night latch: YOU Viii
observe that II IS ball bearing the life
OF both key aud lock under this system
Is heightened miterillly. nd Il works
much smoother than any other makers
lock.
Berng Cortes Hardware company re-
port an unusually large amount Of bust
ness in builders hardware. having under
contrict supplies for something like fifty
houses OF various value. aud Il is cona-
IDENTIFY asserted by this firm that the
present yezr opens up With exceedingly
bright PROSPECTS for large building ooeri-
lions.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The 'Yugeud Verein" OF the First Ger
man Lutheran church will give an enter
ba!nment at Saengerbund hall Oh Mon
day the 18th Instant. commencing at s
o'clock,
splendid programme Is arranged for
that night consisting OF vocal and in
strumental music. Dialogues. which Will
causc tho audience 10 split their sides
with laughter, monologues. etc, pleas
ant evening" is guaranteed. Admission
20 cents Come and give them a trial.
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Turnyerein Mask Ran.

Foil wing are the committees who viii
have charge ct the Turnverein mask ball
TO be given at Turner hall ;om row
night:
Arrangement ConmitSee.--Hy. Alhrecs I,
chairman Fred Meyer. A j. SchweiXSgt
S. l. sam. w. II. Olschewske.
Reception Committee Louis Sohwafa
chairman; L. b. y. Schneider o5.o Sens
L, Bis. Schultz, Emile Clede, s. l. sam.
Floor Ccmmtice. William f. LEOPOLD,
chairman; DR.. shcrt, J. r. Sterneaterg.
Hy. Huffman Gus Street r. L. Patter-
SON Prof. c, w. Sims, J. p. Eschen-
fielder
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chnrlea srnith ON rrlnn.

The tral of Charles Smith. charged
with the killing OF Matt Toole last year.
Is In progress In the criminal district
court 1t Will be remembered that the
shooting OF Toole was somewhat OF A
mystery. and Smith was subsequently ar
rested, negro was arrnsted before
Toolo died, but Sheriff. Anderson was NOT
satisfied that the negro did the shooting.
The result OF the trial Is awaited With
Transferable interest.
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INFECTIOUS MOSQUITOES
Claimed that They Are Solely Responsible
for the Spread Of Yellow Fever
RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS
Dir. Mullen Returns from the Pam
american Medical Congress ns Ha-
yana ana Tells OF Meeting.

The Panhmef1can Medlcdl congress,
which was held in Havana, Cuba, The first
four days of last week, devoted a great
saai e6 time and attention 20 the dis
cusslcn OF yellow fever. and come very
interesting reports Of scientific expe.i-
monts were submtted Dr.. ]. A. Mil Ell,
oculist and aurpst Of Houston, was one
OF the few Southern doctors in attend
ance, ana he talks very Interestingly
about what occurred there. Or. Mullen
LETT for Havana on the night Of January
/ and read paper before the 5ngress
returning to Houston Tuesday night
A reporter for The Post saw Dr. Mullen
at his office in the Moore-Buruett build
ing yesterday afternoon. The d,ctor
said.
The meeting at Havana was one Ct
the most important medical NEE Tags IN
CAV judgment that was ever hsld,
particularly 50 W the SOuhern tes
but, zingd.sriy enough, there WAS MT 4
representa-. i've OF any beard 0. h Il IT, q
the latter STATES IN attendance. Nhal
made 4 1i sgct vest intereg. 70 iAe 80 n
was the discussions relative 10 yellow
fever, the prevalence Of which has dOae
50 much in late years TO re ard our pro-
eress.
THE commission appointed by Pres-
dent Mckinley 70 invest gate the ca g.
Of yellow fever submitted IT'S hnal rcpsrt
at this meeting and b was one o. the
most convincing aud thoroughly Interest
Ing scientific reports thai Was ever made,
believe. This c5u'L-ss.cn had its pre-
liminary repor, read before the Amer
ican Public Health association at IN
dianapo.is Ind. last Cc Der. hJ. the
anal report was read and discussed a.
the Havana meeting.
The ccranissl0u. 81 which d. WALKER
Reed Of the United States navy was tie
Chairman, conducted nyCs igitl5Is 80
experimental sanitary station a.. the
town OF Quemsd s Cua ana the ~ SO
thorough researches were made in res ri
20 yellow fever. The result 81 tie .-
perimentf wss 10 lay the rssp7e9i1.li y
Cor the propagation OF the d.ses e 20 a
species OF Jrop 7al mesquite scientifically
rallied cuiex i5eciarls This insect is
mos frsluantiy found 81 open lar clA
t-nEr snd 6vergroCni els erLs which aye
frequently lett oFtn.
The commgs.- n euta.5l shed q strict
system OF qua -antine around us eApnI-
Mental st4ucn, and wis all ether
eouTces OF Injection aGs1lu ely excluded,
succeeded IN injecting S5.51 per coat
hose individuals who had been bAtteu b.
purpOsely contaminated mosquitoes.
Tho cbssrv2 us did not coma m the
opinion that tnl mtslui oes carry The
tpecihc agent IN their Processes and SIM
Ply transferred he disease from enc n-
dyidu0l to anOther iu a mere mechan-
ical way. bu appeared T., demonst.d
ihlt the parasite Of yellow fever must
undergo distinct cycle dsvelo-mert IN
the b5dy Of the mosquito before TIA lat.
ter Is capable o. conveying che infect on.
Tho report i6u considered the Que on
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sToN DAILY POST: THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

AMI A. +. Lucas. The lolse is msd, Tor
period Of fifteen years. md provides
,ha; the leasor shall DC entitled 10 one
eighth interest Ia all oil ana gas found
on the lands II operations are not be-
gun az the end o. one year a rental Of
10 cents ger acre shill become due and
payable BY the lessees to the ieasor.