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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

+ The aDoearance OF Stuart Robson and
his excellent all-star company last week
was the most notable theatrical event
since Mrs. Fiske's production Of Becky
sharp at the Crawford theateT last sea-
son IN many ways L was even more
notable than that event. and what IS
more interesting. especially TO Manager
Nartlirg. 10 whom Wichita theater-gcers
are indebted for his efforts 10 obtain for
them so magnificent a production, IS the
fac that the financial receipts last night
were the largest Of any night IN ten
years.
And further. last nights event was
made a social feature. Box parties and
tneate- parties were considerably in evil
dence The audience was the most sty-
nsb the toilets the most elegant. and
more evening costumes we're &c be seen
than at anv theatrical event IN years.
Iu fact. there we've more elegant cos
tunes in the audience than was seen
On the stage In q word, Il was a swell
event
Mr.. Stuart Robson was first introduced
T. Wichita theater-goers two years ago,
when he presented the magnificent pro-
duction Of oliver Goldsmith With an
all-star cast Nir. Robson pleased i'm
meusciy az chat time, and when his ad
vent was announced for this season ny
Manager Martling. there was spontaue-
Gus Response Er. Robson appearance
last might was greeted with considerable
applause, but when the curtain descended
uEol the first acr The audience gave a-.
Robson ard his company demonstration
that has seldom been eQu1llcd il Wichita
where. as a rule there IS an incline
tiou 70 apathy on part ~ TIC average
audience. Tho curtain calls were re-
sporded 10. ard Che audience persisted
uuon q talk. but this vas net acceded
GO hr 1Ir Robson. as he IS adverse =
appearing o-tside ~ bis character dup
ins the progress of The play
Tie play Is one that is intensely iEtsr-
estinz. wiki al lrtsrmirEiing ~ huuor
and genuine rathcs. The comedy ana the
dramatic IS closely iuterWoVen- &r. Rob
son individual work Is that ct The
genuine artlst who reads the heart and
ava kcus the riSbirs a Tie same time
Ard il every way is he most ably sup
portei ~ au unusually strong cost Il
polished actors each ~ whom Isl - lae
in bis respective re'e az Is BIZ Saosen
THIS IS q delightful feature ~ last nigl1
Z rcd letilu- eEi is more uottce4h-7 from
the TACT that nost scar actors surround
themselves Eith an Inferior company. me
p-rrE zsr rEht hg Airs. arlIcflf, 3fzs-
Charles lane and AR IS hystsl was -
-.sclzIr f-e sTrs Gilbert character
work vas very good Rnd Mss Eossucre.
Aiiss Realty ans Miss Garter were es-
ecllr SOD a-ong ths ladies -l TIE
CASE. II short every ctarae-eF 7s T-l
taken Prom tha ueirt " g 9-1-lucticu
iha Eearietta was nct as rlclliV cosfEzae1
IS was ol-ser Goldsmith. although ice
cest1mi-E was nice 4ra tte scenery 3D.
t1Ia-e 81 -ls rl1y rs eserE way
rhe etlracl.au tonight u Lnc-e Iaa-
CABIN a1 B1ch ~ Kegs fer
Thazzsss matinee snl uiEht- Iress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

New York. Nov. -6---i Close - st ones
Oh can steady az 5fsa per cent lasr
ioal. AZ peg eelt. prime mercantile pa
-cr. $50 per cent SterltnE exchange
-Er. ellrl actual business 81 oanl-eIs Il
Dls ~ Sf.e1 tor demand ard So S. etTTrs
sixty DAYS. posted rates s. >siz and $ ~
commercial hills $ sIs Nss. kIr ST.
Vlr. Mexican dollars stssc-. Govern
uert bonds S-eaty- state beads SLrsas,
railroad hcuGs irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

land nirt lfe ln fhe Gerry days - fhs
Arlerican reTolpfiou. ard has thereby dis-
closed 20 ere stage thar Mr. Rohnon g. a
romantic actor 81 vel 80 q rIefropoiiian
one Churchlia book seemed % aaaiE
che Appearance Il Hr Robson and hi-
company iu Richard CafFel" Before fhs
r4bllcaucn was sifai.zed ilto Popularity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27
SALES


Chicago. N0v. 26-Cattle-R Receipts g.
DOH. market steadN- no choice here, good
80 prime $3.50 o.. poor TO medium. $50
Hf s1Cckers and feeders. S-hGf $500,
COWS Sllf.-5; heifers. $4,000. can-
ners 81 2,N. bulls. Sf.55ri5-ln- calves
g. 5-Ur- Texas steers. $3.50 3t-ol.
Hogs Receipts. today, 4Ief. tomorrow,
Ief- over. 1900; market higher ON
heIvr steady Ola othc-< mixed and
l-stllers S5506 9t- good 10 choice heavy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

This large dour-story building Is adj
nirably fitted and furnished for the care
Of the sick. No loathsome or oonta gious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. Including
whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed NFansis. married
or single ear md safe retreat here
curing confinement. and home IN eve-y
case teund for the child u required \
home for the poor ana r-ch alike. IS all
operations and medical treatment are
frs1 and The only charge thar IS made is
the ordinary hospital fee, which Is Just
euo-el TO pay the running expenses Ct
TIE Institution. The best Of references
given when required. write FOR circular
% the Martha Washington Hone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

out and then shoot them with sh1t
gun rhey were aI sizes. from twelve
inches % six feet IonE. Mr. pcarson saif
be dreamed os snakes f1r two nights. ara
DE had not inhibited any tangie-fogt.
either
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

New Romany Rye pleased another good
audience last night at The Toier. The
play is a pretty one. well cast, and has
many pretty musical choruses. with
strong vein Of comedy in X 10 furnish
laughter. Same bal tonight and az the
Thanksgiving matinee The handsome
parIor lamp viii be given away tonight
Tomorrow night the D'Ormond-Fuiler
company VIII play The OctorOon. and one
lady VIII De admitted free Il with an es-
cort holding one paid Decent ticket pur-
chased before $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

since Monday night at the popular thea
ter The piece is a pretty one and con-
tains q great deal OF musical choruses
and a strong comedy veins and is in
teresting alike 70 children as vel as 10
adults. To pOpularize the Wednesday
night performance. the management VIII
give away another handsome present on
that night The Offering for Wednesday
night Of this week viii be 4 handsome
red parlOr lamp. now on exhibition on
the stage az the auditorium Some lucky
person VIII get the lamp Wednesday
evening. and al numbers that have been
issued heretofore win participate n this
drawing; and in every drawing I'D 10
January /. Number holders are cautioned
not 10 destroy or throw away their num-
hers. On Saturday night next. the beau
tiful set Of silver tableware now on sx-
hibiti0n in Stanford : drug store VIII be
given away. and on every Wednesday and
Saturday night during the season some
valuable gift VIII be offered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

- special i7lzceme-t l1r gre eEi-
ire-. sa1k q fire cazlT AL - Erel
auaT u every cE16 WEe arre-z fhe
lisrksEiTirE r-ati1ee st ire Teller Iaf
play cor zhe r1afiree wsls r. Ene hezusff-l
costume operate cone1y -1rz-rla Z c. Sen
Romany Bys. wEicE h2s been r1z1--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27
COTTON MARKET.

New York Sov. 1-The cotton rusr-
kct opened barely steady. witl prices
pciuI higher 10 points lower. and closed
au-et ana steady with prices ust points
lower 10 4 point higher
Httle Gold Dust Washing Powder
added 20 warm water not only clea-s but
gives glassware q beautiful polish that
Lsn be obtained IN 70 other way Try IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

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SCHROEDER MATHEWS
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27
CASH OUOTATIONS.


FlOur-Market steady.
Wheat-No 3 spring, 6SQ72c; No. red
74G75c
Corn-No. . yellow, 6fssc.
Oats-No. ., 43isG43a4c. No. white, 49,
q 45iac: No. white. 444Nf5i.c
Rye-N0. ? 61lzG6lc.
Barey-Fair 70 choice mailing. 6sd53c.
Flax seed-No. 1. Si.43; No. 1 North
western. Sl.44
Timothy seed-Prime. Sc 1876 ..
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. Sl4 10Ul4.15
Lard-Per 100 lbs, S3.01lefi9.11.
Short rib sides 0oose). s. 00dS.eo; dry
sailed shoulders (boXed), llza7fsc; short
clear sides boxed S.. 6a
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. 81
Clorer-Contract grade. s. a.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec PTS ShiDr a.
Flour. bbls. ................ ;2.no0 $500
~ heat, bu. .----....-...-..--7s, 30 l3fl9
corn el. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el-.'H 49--F1
oats. bu- ..----..-.-.--..----i...t y - 90
rye. DE- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at-.tN
B4rlcE, M ---.----------, t.--l l1-l.t
or The Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows
Butter-staady; creamery, 1i62rzc;
dairy 1'1-9c.
E,Ggs-Steadv. fresh e2l1c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago.
Chicago, ov 26.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
New School Buildina for Fairfielo.

Fairfield, Texas, June 10.--The board OF
trustees Of Fairfield Independent school
district today LET a contract for The GREG
tlop OF $1,000 school building construction
% pegih al once. A nm election hti Fof
tnNt purpose a tax OF o. cepts on The
500 worth Of all property within the dis
met was voted TO be hereafter levied aud
collected Tor the purpose Of Eupplcmentilg
the school funds OF said bnirheld indie,
pendent school district So rs onl q
question o. very short time until Fai
heid, VIII have q iirst-class modern schd
building and 6rst,clnss school
The county commissioners court OF -
stone county, Texas. tolnv ordera
county Judge 70 advertise for sen'
for the construction OF three large
across Big Tehuac0na creek, WIS.,
largest creek IN this county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
In Memorian.

Little Dora Boyd died at I o'clock On
Saturday June 3.
sho Was only 10 years old az the time Of
her denih and had always been the great
ept pride aud pleasure TO her parents anu
teachers. tno.
dclicacy Of feeling; mentally she was IN
usually giffed by nature. and an ambitious
aud faithful little worker.
She WIS an only daughter, aud. ~ course.
the severlng Of thar purest sweetest aud
strongest of all the ties Of natural sncetlon
inst breaks her mothers heart All VINO
lave suffered a Ike bereavement SO down
into the depths Of sorrow with the mourn
ing family,
Darling little Dora. ever dutful ami true,
our hearts are strained with yearnihg,
Reaching ont 10 heaven for you,
As we miss your gentle presence al the
Her German Teacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
A. G. Ardrev pied suddenh

Dallas, Texas. June 11.-captain A. C..
Ardrey. alderman for thu Sixth ward AMI
one Of the best known men IN Dallas. died
on Main street This evening Of heart fafl.
IRE He felt faint. stopped In 4 business
house 70 rest and died before he coul1 IL
taken home. Captain Arirey servel IN
General l.. s Ross Texas briga u dnrt1 /,
the " between the States aud hal live |
in Dallas since 1870 He was 90 year ii !
ard a native Of Burford county. Missls.
LII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Elned for Kidnanlnn

Cleburne, Texas, June Sd. L. Peterson
and 7. N. Cooper charged IN the district
court here with kidnapping John Marrick
from near Alvarado, In this county. March
Is last. entered pleas OF guilty. the OF.
neg Eaving been reduced from felony 10
misdeIneanor, and the conrt entered nne,
Of 500 each against them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
10 Araue for State Banks.

Austin Texas, Juno 1t--At the last meet
Ing OF the Texas Bankers association a
resolution was adopted reques,lns tho pres.
ident Of the association TO appoint com.
mittee which should walt on the governor,
suggesting that he recommend TO the leg.
isinture the submission to tho people Of an
amendment 10 the constitution authorizing
Il chnrterng Of state bauks now pro
tlbltcd by the constitution
Complying with the requirements Of the
resolution. the president ~ the asscelaii M,
Mr.. II = Hilliard has appointed the FOL
lowing special committee. which will meet
IN this city on Wednesday, the 18th Ia
ant, 10 present the memorial 60 the gov,
eiuor. Major George w Breckenridge Of
san Antonio, chairman; Mcssrs NJ u.
Itov1 Of Fort Worth y Roth OF Waco
a T. Woodbridge of Austin, Charles Dill
lngham Of Houston, Edwin Chamberlain
OF SIM Antonio, Colonel A j Baker ~
san Angelo. W. II. Rivers of Elgiu, g
a Levi Of Victoria, Thomas II franklin
Of Sun Antonio and the president
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Cases Transferred from Crimes County

Cases Transferred from Grimes County
Anderson, Texas, June 1f.--In the district
court YESTERDAY. IN the case of STATE OF
Texas VS. Joe Daughter. charged with muir.
der. the case was changed 10 Madison
county. This Is case formerly trans.
ferred 20 this county from Walker county.
The cases against s. NJ Cook, charged
with receiving money knowing bank 10 be
iisolvcnt known M the Rbxtcr Bank
cases. We're transferred 20 Harris county
petition having been circulated through
the county 20 the district Judge to the
erect that a fair trial could moi be had
In Grimes county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
slams for Reyenuo slamns

HuNIIN' TeNns June ll.-Intornol Rnvo
nue. Collector Flanoron ,,,.,
~ 'V""S'
~ N"ilectors OF Internal ReVepuc
The United Stntcs srnro,,,, -
80 go Wv provision ~ the Gc; OF Juno
rs, ISIS requiring doeulnentot.. .to,,,.
w, an Ned 70 export bills OF lading ~ b
unconstitutional, frequent nG,liricS ~
hven made az this Office as TO whnth,, ' ,S
sln9unt pnld fn" thr stamis here, ,ror,
cstu on export bills Of lalinr win a., =.
luuuci auh II 50 ia what n1nt,Hr ia "
Sholil pc procured ''"'"'
w "lder To aynil unnecessary cor,asnnrt
nc yeu are intoruic'l that a ,pu1osi h5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Many women fail to digest their food.
aud so become pale. sallow, thin and weak
Of the skin and complexion Departs Rem
edy this by taking HERBINE after each
meal, 20 digest what y2g nave eaten Price.
druggist, 500 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Notes and PersonaIs.

Austin. Texas June 11--At a meeting of
the water and light commission Yesterday
terSon for the mouth OF Apri WI submit
ted. Il shows big inGrcasa In the city,
business over the saue mouth for last
ear. The total earnings for April were
slT14s2, as compared vita S22s5,I2 for
April, 1900.
Three SUITS were fled today IN III United
states district court ~ George llevey
Church al New York agnust the ritv ~
Austin on Interstate coupons u TIE AUS
wafer and Hight bonds, Enown rs IN
bonds Thc Interest due un coup
by Mr.. Church IN the thee suitSkino cots
superintendent Kendall Of g a1u ~ seems
t'ona department has gone 'tbotisands 0f
tinn to attcau the closing ave NOT logical
Agricultural and Mcchani9and that When
The county Judge OF mr. produces such
hot MS vel officially no should be nbso-
n se"'s !" wy butte. Mont Mrs.
M. t,,,,,.to,, a, dat she and her mus
Ihe resis IN 1io o. kind Of people They
,b,a ,norntn1 bv Ait coffee when u mad
tu ~, 'o'n'Hs ~ she says: MY hns-
an issue Of $500 ee or four years lie
bridge bonds. > drink few sips Of cof-
Mr.. Arthur Reilly threw u up. When
q ,, rev days Slked II Without Having any
~. o...o C. "a when | found what Dc.
=. EIA,stn 70, seeBe Il was whe9 prepared &C.
u hefr Iot directions. aud from trying
Representa- found there were no bad ef-
was mere sdnced husband 70 take cup
Miss stAllng hin vas RE roo %. cg Re
W tVh'u"s sure to throw n up, hut when
Bishopup0n his trying II, Il agreed with
tomorro
Colornlng after morning I gave him Pos
or buslthout telling him that u was any
cent from ordinary coffee. HIS
fHch recovered and he began % eat
Akfast He asked me one mcrning As
J. asked for a second cup Of the Postum
1 Chat wilton had Taught me 70 make such
that would agree with himY Then ] told
MIN for the FIRST time that he mad not
boon drinking coffee. hut Postum, which
mad 50 strengthened ais stomach that he
could now cat as much breakfast as any
one ..
my two sisters we're badly troubled with
stomach disorder, hut after leaving on COT
Zee aud takng Postum they. both recyy-
cred their appetites and took on consid'
dnced 70 use the health SWING aromatic
Postum"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS.
The Merchants National VIII Open Up
for Business july I.

The washlngtoD dispatches announce
that the comptroller Of the currency has
authorized the Merchants National BANK
Of Houston 10 commence business
This viii soop add another splendid bank
ing establishment to the present. strong az.
ray on suhstaptial financial Institutions Of
Heuston ~ tho Merchants National VIII
be ready for business on July
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

The most famous and popular tourist r.
no Grand Trunk Railway system, the
Picturesque Pan-American Route 70 buf-
fcnics ~ descriptive pamphlets. rates.
etc will he furnished by city passenger
ana ticket ageDt, 2as Clark street chicSgo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

BRYAN. Texas. june 1i.-~Mr. II. b. Breg-
don OF Houston aud Miss sallie webb Pat
terson were married az the home OF me
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles raf-
terson, IA this city at $50 o'clock last
night. Rev. Z. /. shettles pastor 81 tae
Nfethodiet church officiaUng. Both The
bride and groom were raised 3 Bryautand
we're very popular among their iasge Circle
Of friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Chartered.

Austin, Texas Juuc II. -rhe following
charters were flcd this afternoon with the
secretary az state: The Henderson Cotton
0G AMI Gin company OF Henderson cap
ital stool, $4,000 Purpose 10 manufacture
oil and othcr products from cottonseel
etc. lncorporators: Il. y, Afford S. A.
Richardson ana Il. n, Miner
beaumont and Trinity oil company Of
Beaumont capital stock 100000. Purpose
to prospect for oil and other minerals.
Directors: r. A. and j. T., Carter. Fort
WGth; II. ~ Lyon, ST. Louis; Thomas
TAYLOR. Galveston, and Charles Martin
Beaumont.
Permit 10 do business In Texas wns
granted today 10 the National Supply com
luny Of Chicago: capital stock S2Dn0D.
Purpose 10 Manufacture engines. boilers
etc. Texas Office 20 be at
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenhan. Texas. June 1i.-1Gnrlneer
thristy of tho Santa Fc has Just surveyed
and staked OF route FOR side trncr
on the cast Side Of the freight depot ana
Monday afternoon had Mayor James A.
siWilldns and the board Of aldermen. as
wei as some OF the citizens and property
owners of that section there, to ascertain
II there was any objection 10 this Improve,
ment. IL was such small encroaehment
that some were Of the opinion that the
concessions should be granted the Santa
re. lhcy are reaTanging the yard with
a view OF building new depot and one
81 the friends OF the road said that such
strenuous opposition TO every move the
stntn re ever went to make here was the
reason that lirenham had always been lcf |
out IN the cold whenever IT was IN comic
tition with any other point along the
Ter any part OF the Santa Re In, 49,
mehts, No action was taken In tn I'M 1919 foi
Cards are out announcing theE ~ ~ iol'
lhB marriage, Of Miss Alice I'-2p lne Ie
t. Or Waahlngton Allen = p f lS Pil.l
Methodist church In thfer, {. W. Breed
after August / at
$500 e,snced the facts that sales
m ing the past month were salts
~ ~ nongh perhaps not 80 large as
NV Ener months Of the YEAR. Most OF
yeeders reported reasonable success In
rearing Of some hne herds Of hare,
mong which were specimens calculated TO
vim prizes at the fnil show. The condition
4 the society continues prosperous and Is
npdly becoming a valued educational me-
lum In the practical experiences and re-
ulls In raising the Belgian hare
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
A JUDGMENT AGREED TO
In the States Case Against IIarde.
man County on Bonds.
THE BANKERS ARE TO GET BUSY
WIN Open Up a Campaign in Favor Of
State Banks.--A New Oil Com
pany Chartered.

austin' Texas, June 1.-THE case or mo
s'".e AGAINST Harleman county. "a rccovcr
"Rut $4,000, bonds neId by Tho pern,.
hent school flnd, was brought TO mn rnSS
Neted termination today by The attorneys
ou poth Sides agreeing to a Judgment and
TNlng inc case from the jury.
Vhder the terms Of the judgment tho
State gets $oS2Ts from Hardeman co,,,,.
lng amount due and all that WAS sroI g.,
anu Hargeman county obtains a i,i,,,,ih. ~,
c Nau ST. ro3rd county Tor Sl5.o10 ali thpt
s. UNIV was created out az n ptr,li,, "ar ~
il,9.uS afler the bond Issue mud 80
wv, some Of its bencdts, and Thar Il
Judgment. 'ne'uuuu III the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Attorney Tom stone of Houston ,s bero
attending the commencement exercises
William Torrance ana wife are here from
Wcathcrford t. CnjOY the commencement
Festivities
The Beta TAs+9 Pl Fraternity rendered
their many friends a german At the Dris
XIII hotel last night and The Kappa s.g.
mas entertained tonight
Miss Ada Fisher n Waco IL visiting AZ
the home ~ - n Gracy.
Miss Mary l.. Sipss II ravlor Is visiting
At the home Of Mrs J T. Laie.
Mss Mabel Brooks ~ Columbus Is here
visiting.
Miss Edith L. Young Of fGempstead IS
here for commencement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

AuStlh, Texas, June il.--Internal Reye
lowing today. wy iVl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

The banquet last night was not com
menced until about II O'Clock. the public
exercise of the Alumni association at the
chapel having engaged attention up to that
time. Covers were laid for about $50 in
the mess hall The band was in attendance
and furnished music at intervals until the
completion Of the program.
Captain f. 4. RelChardt Of Houston was
the torstmoster and he presided IN most
happy manner Most OF the speeches were
altogether informal and this fact perhaps.
had the effect Of adding ia the general pii-
toyment Of the occasion. The banquet
was served IN courges II was q fine one
end reelected much credit ON Steward
sjaptain Rclchardt at the end OF the re
mast stated that no set tCasts had been ar
ranged and no list Of toasts prepared
Every enc present would be expected 10
say something and occasionally sentiment
would bc thrown In. He would firsts he
said. ask Colonel L. I. Foster TO speak on
.Edueat ion. oil and Things
Colonel toSter Ia his brief reply spoke
OF the presence of Prof. Garrison OF the
state university anC Prof keuGall, state
sl,periutendent He referred 20 the benefits
az Industrial education and said that when
n was fully developed the question % ho~
10 keep the boys ON the farm would be
..The University OF Texas was the nest
foast and Prof Garrison was asked % re-
spon1 10 IT, He said that he brought fra
ternnl fce.ipgs from the university
captain Relchardt next proposed :, fhs
Infant" referring 10 the new normal school
responded 10 By Prof. J. 5. Kendall. VINO
Is To be In charge Of the new institution;
After a few remarkg about farmers, the
introduced W. A. Shaw OF Dali