The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-28
A DAY IN THE CITY.

BOUND oVER.-In the cases Of Charles
Lamana, Ed Malayausos and Pete Pola.
manakos. charged with running slot ma
chimes, before Justice Hills court yester-
day, all Of the defendants waived exam ma
tion and were placed under a 500 bond
each to appear before the grand jury
BADLY CUT-Joe SeIph was brought to
the city yesterday and taken to the in
Urinary being badly wounded by knife
wound in the side The officially resulting
IN the cutting occurred on the j. c. Tur-
ner place, about eight miles from the city.
just beyond HANS bayou.
No DEVELOPMENTS YESTERDAY
For the first day IN two WEEKS there were
no startling developments in the health
officer situation yesterday. but something
Is expected to drop today, when Judge
Wilson renders his decision on the duil
hearing Of the Bmmby Boyd injunction
case.
TIE CASE AFFIRMED The appeal in
the case OF Noel Martin to the court OF
criminal appeals has been affirmed, Mar
tin was charged to have been a fugitive
from Nebraska and over the attempt to
return him 10 that State there was a
good deal nf litigation in this county in
tho way Of hab'as corpus proceedings, the
decision the appeal was taken.
FINANCE coNiMIrTEE.-At the meeting
of the Saeugcrfest executive committee
held last night at Turner hall Messrs. IT,
b. Rice, f. A. ReIrhardt and B f. Bon
ncr were appointed finance committee
aud 1t was announced with great deal
of satisfaction To the general committee
that these gentlemen had agreed 20 serve.
which assures the financial end Of the
Lff f.aeF htHff look 1 a
The general COMMITTEES will meet again
next Wednesday night.
ON CHARGE or MURpER.-In Justice
Matthew'S court yesterday John Barrett
colorcd charged with the killing OF Tim
Anderson also colored, was placed under
a $3.50 bond to answer the charge before
the grand jury. This Is the shooting that
occurred at tho lower end Of Congress
avenue last Saturday night, NJ which time
1t was not thought that the wounds re-
ceiycd BY Anderson we're serious, but ne
subsequently died from the result Of one
Of the balls passing through his bladder
TO BE MARRIED AT CLEBURNE.-Tn.
ytatons have been received here to the
wedding Of Miss Rowena, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Knox Thomson OF Clehurne. 10
Mr. j. Milton Howe Of this city. which
win take place Wednesday evening. De
cember II, In the Trinity Congregational
church at Cleburne, Texas, at 1880 p. m
In these Invitations are enclosed cards 70
the reception TO b. given to the bride and
groom by Mr.. and Mrs. William F RAM
sey from to 10.
Mr. Howe and his bride will he at home
IN Houston after the Gath of December.
FOR COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
Judge Otis s. Eaton Of Dallas was In
the city yesterday. He formerly resided
In Galveston and Is well known ia this
part Of the State where he has host Of
friends. Many ot the newspapers OF the
State have fayorably mentioned Judge
Eaton as a probable candidate for the
democratic nomination for judge Of the
court Of criminal appeals He said; The
widespread expressions Of good Will ana
pledges OF support from members of the
bar and other friends throughout the State
are indeed source OF qualification. The
judicial honor referred to calls for attain
mcut OF the highest order, and Is weighed
with responsibilities. or these trust
am duly sensible and II my candidacy
follows Il will be In response to the sug
gestion made by she people generally with
whom | have associated for lifetime. !
assume there viii he other candidates who
are good men