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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
fremont Arrivals.

Galveston Texas. February 3--Wade s.
Bent Horace Keen. Theodore Mayer, New
York; Newt NJ Smith Dallas: James
Feeney and wife, Albany; William 4
Hog and Wife, city; W. P Boon, Hous-
ton; G Nichols. San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs, \. A, Johnson. Houston; X. +. Dry
den, Now Orleans; Robert E, Woodson. ST.
Louis; s, p Clark and Wife Houston;
Mrs. Sears New York; George c. Videtto
New York; Peter p. Yates, Baltimore: H.
T. Weed. New York; II. VI. Hubbard. r.
L. Jackson. St Louis Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Regardt, Cleveland S. s. Miller. Pitts
burg; James McIlbreth. New York: W. L.
Lennon Chicago; A. Y Amer. Kansas
CITY; 7. r. Davis. New York H. r.
Master and wife Chicago; w. J. Neville
Palestine; John Hahn New York: A. c.
R. T.eson, New York; J C. Dunlop Chi
cago.
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san Angelo sales.

San Apgeo Tcxae. January &.-Fayetts
Tsnkerse| eoid John Gardner 80 head Of
oiled Angus CONS and he,fers for 5000.
rho Pollci Angus, though one OF the fore
uost beef breeds Is nos Ia much favor IN
dis section, where the white faces or
lerstords prcdomipate. Tho Angus, Dur
ANS and Deyons arc, however, also repre-
5onted.
and especially OF The weed crop, which Is
ltract!ng many 6ockmssters to ibis section,
/ IS cs.mn.ed by competent authority that
mutton sd pments TO markets from this point
vii be Increased fully $4,000 head during
ne coming season. Frtm the same cause
ais, wool Concentrations in this marke' VIII
probably be ADDED 70 tho extent Of $4,000
pounds or more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
CRY sREvIrlEs.

A meeting o. the Houston Swiss club was
held al Saenserbund bail yesterday morn.ug
Robert b. Lee chapter Of the United
Daughters OF he Confederscy viii bold It's
regular monthly meeting al i0:sO e',lock
THIS morning at the parish house Of Chris.
on account Of there not being quorum
~ members present. the meeting of post G.
travellers Protective Association, that MAS
20 nave bfon held yesterday morning. d.d
not take place.
The wonan's Auxiliary Of Christ church
VIII meet 81 the residence OF Mrs A. n
ecnaener 1905 Clay avenue. 10 hold the
monthly thimele bee on Thursday, February
9 cordial invitat!on Ia extended to ALL
There will b. meeting OF the Pastors
sssociaiion this morning az 10 o'clock al ths
ball OF the Young Meu's Christina Assaela'
aen II Is sad that buSness Of special m-
pertanee VIII come up NJ the meetlag aai
sll TIE city pastors are urged 10 attead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

AZ the meeting o. the city council This
szstsneoR Mayor Pro TEN Tufay viii
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Berlin Dourse.

Ber.iu. February 3.-Tae mos; striking
ia tres cs the Berlin boursc ,as. week were
tho continued Improvement in fixed INTEREST
bearing securities aud the decline 10 in
astral shares. Tho tormar showed great
IS recently subscr.bed Of l0jig reached IT,,
I'D yesterday. New York's sales OF Ger.
mao treasury is were readily absorbed at
Iisiug prices.
Shsres wd!cb lost ho1vily during too week,
upou uDfavosable market reports.
So far as iron Is concerned tie exact op-
paste OF Improvement cOu.roots tho deal
e-s. Tho si.uat.On growing worse daily.
Morey continues abnorinaily abundant
Much was left over from the monthly settle-
nept for watch there IS no demand Trade
end Industry show a pnenomenaliy slight
demand FOR money.
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To Rcceive CommerciuI ,1n,,

Greeuyiae, Texas, febguary IA
meaIng of the beard Of trade was he d
Lass night to arrange reception %
the Kansas City cougmel7cal olue. Nh oh
Is 70 tour 0hlahoma, Texas AID In ian
Territory this week. There are siAty.ons
men in ths party and thy will aveI
by special train, which VIII likely a,,h
here froa Dallas some tSme next Thurs
day morning. The purpose Of The Trim "a
10 acqualnt the business men OF X. as
CITY with the business men q thu aa5ye
named sections
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Manchester cloth.

Manchester, February S.The market here
has for some GAYS been under the iuBue1ee
II weak silver. Na.ie he national mourning
has also had rather depress lg eito2t.
Manufacturers arc ia r'y well eng ged and
decline to ma niain the :0rmer quo,a ions.
The China markets are unsettled, owing TO
nc fall 10 silver, and tiers Is plenty OF III
~ rs from Iuda. Gcucfaily, however, tbe
lotion markets do DOT show brisk conditions.
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STREET RAILWAY NOTICE.
change OF schedule.

Height. line cars leave s;aad on the
hour and every nfteen minutes there
s.sr,
Runner line, Z L. minutes after the
hour and every dtteen minutes there
after.
This schedule gives lie minutes on
Washington street as far az The BouiS
ward.
Ia ranch aud Caroline line leave stand
On the hour and every 70 mipuies there
sf,cr
Exiri service ON Auditorium line morn
ms and eyosing. Edward 5, E.ls.
Superintendent.
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Mr.. NclIic N,l,la Tn,Ior.

Nellie Ashland Taylor wife OF Il. E.
Taylor, died Sunday az 1910 o'clock p.
M, after short Illness. The funeral
viii take place from her late residence,
zoe Caroline street., lhie afternoon at
% o'cl1ck
The following Will act as pallbearers;
AatlVe--'N. +. DaviSs, Il c. Lamb j.
Bruckmuler c. NJ owen, J. V. Dealy
and w. +. Carothers fionorary---J s.
Swops and j. o, Davis. Iutcrment will
be- IN llolloywotd cemetery, Rev. II. e.
Wills OF thc Tabernacle church off,
Glazing. The members of tn tabernacle
Epworlh League have been requested to
attend IN a body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
A TEXAS VIM
Halls Great Dr.,

ons small bottle o, p.,,,. ! n
cures all kidney ana NJ NJ
moves rravel. cures d,shsssse4 m
sions. weak and lame h .ss q
All irreeularitles Of ~ ~ No
In both men and woms, S'a.e,s p
children: II not sold bs slsdie +
be sent by mail on receis, s 4. 4;
octtle Is two mouths' Q.H7
furo any case above ,s,ssqs
iall. Sole Manufacturer
Louis. Mo. Send for tss,; \. I,
oil drurgists and Houstoss l ~.
Weatherford. Texas. H..
years ] was suffering wiz sa ~ ~
found no permanent reilef ss'aotr i
OF DO tics OF different ti,,aAs'tss ID
cine. had cuns 20 HE ne.
nc cure for It. | was ,,yan.la,l
Great Discovery. ami I ss .S',t >
by tho use of one 5ottl, 'ah l
J. 9. xss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Saengerbund hall was tue scene Of a
very enjoyable musical and dramatic en-
tertainment last night wh!cn was icl-
Logged by hop that AFFORDED quite as
much pleasure as the programme Tie
exercises were OF q very attractive and
entertaining character and those Who
participated showed consltce ole musical
talent and dramatic genius.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. February 3.
ARRIVED.
SIS cOncho tAm.l. RISK, from New York.
IS Ruperro tBr.l, Penalty. from Cardln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Eighth Year u. PASTOR.

AZ the morning service at the FRS.
Presbyterian church yesterday Rev. Wilt
lam Glayne L-aveH, the pastor, preached
his eighth annual sermon. The discourse
was tho one that was delivered by N.
Leaven on his assumption of The chnrch
eight years ago, he repeating 1t just rs
II was then delivered,
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Ell pAso AND soRrHsA'''
VIII Reach Ell Pnso py -
~arf

Ell Paso, Texas. FeTSs' !.
learned from official sorI' =, |,
Rock Island railway. now I. - !. III
10 c;nnect with the 81 r. s.,ss..'
eastern, will have trans n 81
THE city by bhe first Of - III
General offices for the NV "a Il
Arizona division OF the 2 ~ ~, q
opened here and 7. B. ~. IA
iacting agent. arrived INN
enge fcr opening thsm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas, February 3.---Wiliam
Buerger. assistant ticket agent of tho
Gulf, Colorado and santa re Rallw3y
company at Houston, vas In the city to-
day.
John F., Coupiff. general manager of the
Crescent News company. with head,
quarters at New Orleans, is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs James Painter of Houston
were In tho city today.
MIR and Mrs. \. a, Johnson OF Houston
spent the day in the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
William For-,mnnn.

William Forsmann. aged 81 years. died
at his home. 2ol5 Decatur stree, az 1;S0
o'clock yesterday morning. The funeral
Will be held this afternoon at O'Clock
and the remains Will be conveyed %
The German cemetery and deposited IN
vault until Uhe arrival Of his wife aud
one Of his daughters who are en- route
from Germany The services will be con
Quoted by Rev Father Bandeld
The deceased leaves family congis,-
Ing of wife and several children Mira.
Iortsmann and one 81 the daughtets have
been visiting in Germany, bat had
started home before she death occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Major A. +. Lucas OF Beaumont and
MI, John a. Galley Of Plttsburg, owners
OF the Beaumont oil we'll. were in Ious-
ton yesterday The gentlemen were taxi
ing a day off fram the excitement around
Beaumont and incidentally to confer with
parties here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Fire on n Enrge.

Orange. Texas, February IA fire in
the cabin OF barge partly loaded with
lumber anchored just below tho Lutcher
q Moore company's mill last night
created considerable exctemen. for a
short time, but the flames were soon ex-
tlnguished without doing a great deal of
damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

F'orney, Texas, February I'D. Rea-
gan and George W. Lee have purchased
the bankrupt stock OF goods OF W. H..
George, Jr.. and orened up today for hu~-
mess This IS new firm, but the p-n-
prietors arc old residents of Forney and
have been in business here as employ IS
for years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Grand commandery Meeting

kilograms were sent out from Hous-
ton yesterday calling the Grand Com
mandery OF the knights Templars to-
gether at sherman Tuesday afternoon of
this week TO take charge of the funeral
ana burial of Or. John G. Carpenter, who
had been grand preato of the order TO.
the past seventeen years. and who died
at his nome in that city yesterday morn
n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
STORM At rENARKANA.
Many Houses shekep end some Dis
placed,

rexarkans. Texas. Februsry s.T-At !
o'clock this morpirs. terrih, storm
struck this section The Wind blew from
the southwest and was so strong that
many houses we're yisicly shaken and
some displaced.
From the country comes reports o,
the total prostration Of fences anc IN
calculable damage to truck farms, the
weather was the seyerest that was known
in these parts for years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
,n Enjoyable Entertainment

There will he a meetins o; the Houston
Art League held at the library o. tho
hish eboll at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
Al members OF the league anu othcp rcr-
sons interested in the city schools ard
The children are requested to be present.
The statdary and pictures tina; huvo been
purchased for the schools VIII b. on e&-
h.b!Eon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Marehou.. nemell.Aea.

BRENNAN. Texas. February IA winl
az considerable force visited this seq
lion last night. The eaton warehouse
OF Messrs league & Guyt9n, located 10
the eastern pari OF the cl;y, was oenol-
lshed, ana several galvanized iron els
terms were carried from their fodnda-
tons. The weather falrcd once and
bright SHES and brisk norther are in
evidence Today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
oREEDoN AND COVERT
YIN ooA Twenty Rounds Before The
olympia Athletic Climb

..i lIas Texas, February 3.-Tho following
'.'es'1m was received today by the officers
81 3oe olympic Athletic cluo,
A.Sis..eiyn; n Y, February 2.-olrmnlc
~ ~ 1ie.e Clue, Dallas pats sai!sSls, ,t,pse
c-esSor rspI usry y Dan creed3a.
hoyss r,NVn VEL engage la a twentv-ro,,nd
F Foh,ns match 10 this city on IA 5,rS, a.
$50. ,r,uaty % With Harry Covert, tie .r5irasn
S sha noT Who Is the physical dlrectnr $;
ssSo O ysp Athlete club, TIE match Is far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
BUSINESS MATTERS.
win Build Large Warehouse.

TIllsboyo, Texas, February 1.-The Ho-
tan Grocery company has purchased a
large business lot from g. ]. George Of
Waco between and adjoining the Katy
one of the larses, warehouses on it in
Central Texas. The consideration is
5000
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submit the annual budget for the cur
rent year and Ex-o;ficio Auditor Upper
will submit an annual statement show
ing the city's financial condition. The
council Will also be called upon to divide
the Fourth ward into two voting pre-
cincts, as matter preliminary to hold
ing the election for mayor.
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Ordered N Ner poat.

Galveston, Texas. February 3,--The
Galveston Pilots ASSOCIATION has ordered
new boat to be used in plotting vessels
In and out of this harbor. The new pl ant
viii be thoroughly equipped AMI viii.
cost $4,000. The contract for the con-
struciion OF the vessel has been let TO
the Neafie & Levy Shipbulldlng and Eo-
CINE company in Philadelphia. Each OF
the fourteen members OF the association
Will contribute to the payment for the
new vessel aud all will use It in the
plotting OF ships
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
COLD wEArHER Is pREn1crrn

duri9g the months of February and
March. Our nut caal Tor bass burnsr.
has arrived: place your order nov I'M
AVOID the possibllisy OF aIsappolntmsn,
when tho "eolf soap" Strives
Phones 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Is. W. Taylor. W. j. weems. Drummer.
Texas; r. Reynolds. J. a. Hill, J. y.
Rooney. ]. S. Mcleod. Walter Walker,
Mrs. NJ. A. Hustled. c. Fitzgerald. j. l..
,McReynolds. Edward Rice j. e. Mccomb.
when We We're Twenty lone Company"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
HiiIsboro Won the Mir

...s1 .'aV'sie. Texas, February s.-The bic
cooking main at this place has co,.. ;. 0's
G Tsc end all strangers h,vs rs.r.. ~
s,,I, main nam was won by Hllsbora no.lie
ior siSaa aud Houston. Tho main purfs va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Mount Calm, Texas. February 2.--In-
graham Bros. Will begin the erection Ct
Ave brick business houses in the near
future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Elmer L. Cole. the l-year.old . n OF
Mrs. May Cole, 17iO1-2 Washington
street. died yesterday morning ~ 5e5
o'clock The remains Will he Inferred at
o'clock this Afternoon at Hollywood
cemetery,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
A Month,. ,re.t r.

shno,S you nave Rheumatism. write NJ
~. hacine. Wis, Box co for siy ~,
ssna MS Rheumatic Cure. exn nst5
no money. Pay $3.50 II puras fA'u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Columbus. Ohio, February 5.-Goyeruor
Nash today made the frs; pubic statement
Of his position with regard 10 the proposed
Jottries- Rubin tight at Cincinnati and tue
grounds upon whic5 his determination to
prevent tho fght taking place IA Ono rs
based. The statement Is contained IN a let
Ter In reply 10 petition IRON Tho John {.
k0tb PaHking company and 1000 other Gu
zens OF ClnCinual protesting against inter-
ference with tho tislt.
Governor Nash says be fears the petitioners
have been m.sled by erroneous legal advice,
lie quotes the law relating % prize fighting
and boxing contests and says: The proviso
upon when you rely read as follows:
PROVIDED that nothing in tue foregoing
snail Bpp.y 20 any puzzle gymnasium OF
athlete club. or any OF the EXERCISES there.a,
II written permission for tho specific pur-
pose ehall 6gs; nave been Obtained from tbo
gher.h Of tie county or, i The exercises or
tAhib.,ion is held within the limits OF a
;nupicpa corporation, Of the mayor OF such
corporation
In my opinion the proyiso only covers
exercises amoug the members OF the club
and exhibitions In which members only take
part E1c1 i my !ntsrpreta ION Is too stt.ct,
It does no. authorize the bringing together
OF noted prize fighters and the offering o.!
a large prize to the one who prevails over
the other. The Saengerfes: association was
organized simply for the purpose OF do1g.ns
the law and bringing or contest between
two great lighters. The law can not and
will not oe triAed wi'a in this manner
Tho fighters viii be very earnest. The
immense multitude OF people, gathered from
distant States and cities, some OF them 1T
least. mo- possessing the highest order Of
citizenship. will be terribly excited such
men would brook no Interference; they will
nave 10 control over themselves; your police
Will be overpowered and your city will ce
visited with Disgrace, which you will regret
rs long as YOU live. Such fearful risks must
not be taken,
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ODD FELLOWS GATE

At Dallas for the stn
Meeting. -
Dallas, Texas. Flebruan ~
grand officers and neari, y !,
oers of the fraternity arr Inss'. 6
tonight to attend the ss;sF
state grand lodge Of oaa ., n'
Is to meet ia DalIss .Ol 9:i1,
Tour days session y 0si
approximately 500 Fisiflns
viii attend the meetins'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

light. accompanied by hard rain and
ali. This morning cool norther Is
lowing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

Prescription No. 2S5l by Elmer & Amend
VIII not cure all complaints, but It will
cure rheumatism. E. T.. Schmidt. Hous.
ton. Texas. sole agent.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residenee in Denton COUNT

NesfHencc IN Denton County,
Denton, Texas, February IA residence
by H, Key, burned Wednesday. No in
surance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Jewelry stofe Inurn,..,

r'iisporo. Texas srebriarv yrh'
Ia ~ sore OF John Rluelus was burglar.
a a1so iast night and raluabIes - -.
10 nv Of go taken. There Is M clne
''e burglars. nv 0iHs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Thunder storm ava Hoii.

Lexington, Texas, February s.-There
was 4 considerable thunder storm last
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-23
GEN. BULLER's RETIREMENT.
Prominent London Newspapers Con-
tain Expressions Of Regret.

LONDON, oct Zz-The prominent even
ing papers generally express regret at
Gen. Sir Redvers Buffers enforced retire
ment from the army. but regard 80 as the
inevitable consequence Of his indiscretiou
iu his recent speech
General Buffers next public appearance
Will be ON November %. when he is TO be
entertained AZ dinner by the DevousEire
Regiment II is considered likely that he
Will make a public defence of his conduct
on that occasion
A news agency states that the u0ufca-
ton Of the CCmmaUdar-iu-Chle decision
removing him from the command Of the
First Army Corps was conveyed to Gen
cral Butler late yesterday afternoon by a
special messenger from the War Office
General Butler was apparently uumoyod
whom he received the news. He was evil
IDENTIFY prepared for IT,
The officers and men at A1dershat. which
was General Eu'larr headquarters. are
greatly surprised at his removal u is
stated that most % m. rCGimout8I oHicr-s
hold that the punishment is excessive.
The privates are 60 1raIly Indignant
General Butler was perhaps th, most pop
u,ar officer IN the service with the men.
whose cause H. has always champion.d
and for whom h. made things easy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-23
THE SAMAR SITUATION.
OiScuNsed by Secretary Root and Ad-
jutnnt General CorbIn.

secretary Root. who returned to Wash
Ington yesterday afternoon from Ithaca.
n y, was at his desk this morning at
Ihe War Department He took up with
out delay several important matters that
had been demanding his attention The
secretary also received calls from army
Othcers and officials Of the department.
and was busy throughout the day.
It is understood that ne discussed with
Adjutant General Corbin the situation in
the Philippines, and especially in the Is
'and OF Samar, where a serious iusurrec-
tou has broken out. As vet. however. Mr..
Root has not reached any definite con-
Clusion as 10 the necessity for additional
troops for General Chafee.
In reply 20 "a question Secretary Root
said he had not been able today 20 take
Up the subject. He would not discuss the
Philippine situation.
The Secretary has not yet begun the
preparation Of his annual report. which
this year will be a particularly interest
ing and important one. Its preparation
viii consume some time. and Mr. Root
VIII probably begin iJ within short time.
The army reorganization matter viii be
discussed at length IN the report. it is
said, as viii also the question Of military
education.
Secretary Root appears to be in excel
lent health He said today that ne was
quite well once more. and had entirely
reEaiued his strength
When asked what he thought Of the po-
htcaI situation in New York Secretary
Root replied that he knew very little
about It.
Il did not pass through New York on
my way 90 Washington. and have not
familiarized myself with the situation
from a personal Investigation. OF course
! hope for the election Of AIr. Low"