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"RurERr OF HENTzAu."

Upon the appearance of Anthony Hopes
second zenda story, Rupert Of FIentzau,"
hare was an immediate demand COR it's
dramatizatiou duo to the tremendous
success OF The Prisoner OF Zcu5a." The
latter had proved one OF the most Charm
ing romance3 and thrilling dramas ever
pu' upon the stage, and had achieved .
success commensurate With these chardC-
teristics Indeed, it is said to be re-
sponsible for the deluge of dramatiZa-
ucrs OF popular novels which is now
flooding the country. Its success led 20
the putting into stage form the sequel,
Rupert ot Heutzau," and the latter
proved TO be even better adapted to Ira
matte requirements than the first Zenda
story, II was so full o, Vlrile action
and dramatic incident that the effort was
rather 10 condense than to elaborate.
The result has been one of the livelicst
and most attractive OF the recent ro-
matte dramatizatons. and local theatcr
goers are looking forward with great
pleasure TO the presentation at the opera
house tonight matinee tomorrow and to-
morrow night OF Rupert of Hentzau,
and with the entire New York Lyceum
theater production The scenic effects
are said TO be even more unique and
elaborate than those of the first Zenda
drama. while the locale of the sorry
gives opportunity for picturesqueness OF
costume and setting which has not been
neglected The cast is headed by that
clever young romatlc star, Mr. Howard
Gould, who achieved additional fame In
the same role in THE Prisoner of Zen
da,' and whose portrayal of the heroic
Rassendyll on the one hand. and the dis
sipated king on the other, Is said TO be
the best work he has ever done.
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY
COURT FAILS TO APPROVE A PoB-
TIoN or THE SAM ALLEN SALE.
Confirmation of the Cash Compost
ton oTcrcd by Taylor Bros. Rec
oD,mcnd ed-Other Cases.

At a meeting in Judge Burnett's cf
tice yesterday morning OF the creditors
OK the Sam Allen Lumber company, the
referee approved the sale OF all the prop
erty heretofore made by the trustee, ex
cept the sale OF the machinery, which
was first made at 5000 and afterwards
raised to $4,000, but at tho instance Of;
certain of the largest creditors the
court ordered this sale of machinery set
aside and instructed the trustee TO pro
coed to resell the same at private sale.
TIE property which he ordered res Did
consists OF two mills two planners. the
steel rail and rolling stock belonging TO
the Sam Allen Lumber company at Cor
rlgan and Asia In Polk county, Texas.
The order Of the court instructed Ster-
ling Myer, trustee, to receive bids on
same up to as late as Friday February
s, al which time he is to report TO the
court the best offer had, either for con =
trmation or rejection.
The sale OF the other property which
had heretofore been sold was confirmed,
the aggregate price thereof being about
$4,000.
The bankruptcy hearing that was to be
accorded the late firm OF steele & Steele
of Grimes county and the firms credl-
| tors by Judge Bryant of the United
states court for the Eastern district OF
| Texas, has been reset for February 10.
and 1t is expected that tho case will b.
heard In Houston. This is the case In
which the surviving partner died within
| a few days after the bankruptcy petit
ton was filed and before The firm had
been adjudicated by the bankruptcy
court There are some interesting ques-
| lions involved In this matter.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy OF the
lumber firm Of r. NJ, Richardson & Son
Mr. Edgar watkins, trustee. was giver
further time in which to sell the mil
Lants located at Wilburton in Mont.
gomery county. The trustee reported
the sale Of the timber known as the RIOS,
timber to j. w. Ross, who holds a lier
on II, for E5000 and the sale was ap
proved.
Tho application to conhrm the com
position of 80 per cent cash offered y,
the bankrupt jewelry Arm OF Taylor
Brothers OF Houston few days ago wa
heard by the referee. over two-thrd
of the creditors accepted the PROPOSE
ton and none Of them fled any obien
ton Judge Burnstt the referee. recon-
mended the confirmation OF the compost
, ton and forwarded the papers TO Judg
! | Bryant for his action
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CRY BREVITiES.

There Is an undeQvered telegram at the
Postal Telegraph office, lis Main street. for
j. II, SIN tn
Mrs George w. Stlon since the burning OF
her home at Glen kathrync, is confined 20
her room At 1878 Walker avenue.
Robert Brown, charged with assault to
murder waived eNamira' ion in Just &c
Masch's court yesterday and was bound over
n the sum OF $500.
Gus Warnecke is undor n,raet to com
mence the boring o. an oil well on the
Taylor place, seven miles from Houston. on
or before February e..
Tho Cowboy Rangers held their regular
business other than the regular monthly
matters were transacted. Three now mem
bors were received into the troop
The young ladies OF the Drummer Methodist
church have arranged a festival 10 10 given
IN their new church building. on THURSDAY
night February Z, to which the public D
Invited.
There are undelvered tolesramS at the
ofhce Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
many for A. Il. Hancock. A. c. Hunter. ].
W Fulton Nick Roberts, G. A. Raw aud
]. F. Gillen,
For the Home Friends. rerpetusuou r,
the Order OF Chosen Friends C. c. Besyons
Sr has been appointed district councillor for
tse els riot embracing the counties of Har-
RS Liberty. Hardin, orange. jefferson, New,
Ton, Jasper. Tyler. Polk. San JacInto ant
Montgomery.
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we're toward. Every friend became his
enemy as lie looked at the. good sword
Oh the wall aud vainly tried to raise the
impotent arm. 49,,
Words it has been said are fossil ms,
tory. The Roman naturalists cnristened
The Leopard IcobaydYs because they sup
nosed the spotted creature was the JOINT
offspring of lion and tiger. So the name
leonard, enlbalms ancient ignorance ana
preserves it like fy in amber:
II Is the same with the word rheuina-
ism It's name implies that it was sup
nosed TO be a sort Of rheutn, catarrhal
Election. such as results from a cold.
And while the treatment for rheumatism,
was based on that theory it was small
wonder that cures were infrequeut To-
lav we locate the cause of rheumatism
in the blood and we drive it out scien-
tihcallv by the use OF Doctor PIERCE
Golden Medical Discovery.
THE MODERN TREATMENT.
uouite number Of years ago, when
was girl at home, my father was pros
trated upon bed of sickness" writes
Mrs. P. M. Wheeler, of No. Ann Place.
Bradford, Penna. He had rheumatism
and a complication of troubles which
5afTled the skill of three Of our best
)hysicians. All through the winter
months he lay upon his bed. suffering
severely at times with rheumatism IN his
limbs. While in this condition PAM
ohlet containing description of DR..
Pierce's remedies fell into his hands. |
remember of his sitting up in bed and
reading it through and then exclaiming,
That medicine is just what need !
Just then a neighbor came along who
was going to town and we sent for a
bottle OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. We laid aside the doctor
Medicines and commenced giving my
father the Golden Medical Discovery,
according to directions The first three
lays he felt worse, as is often the case.
After that he commenced to gain. His
physician was surprised al the change in
lis condition and candidly admitted that
he Golden Medical Discovery was
LONG more for him than he had been
lbie to do. In ,rss than two weeks my
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BRILLIANT SOCIETY BALL.
German Given by tue Ciup
Most ENJOYABLE Affair.

Tho annual society ball of tho cluo
ceok place last night at The new Mlioy q
Dcw hall, corner Travis street and Texas
avenue. 1t was the first ball tina has
been given al the hall, and 1t was a mosl
brillian. dedication.
Mr.. Spencer Hutchins led the three ng-
u.cs OF the cotillon with Miss AbSr-
crcmbie, MssH Nora Fowler of Pa 49,
TeXat, aud Mics Annette Folk Of calves
ton, respectively. Tire hsll was eN-
quSitely decorated aud Inc brlli.an o.
she whole scene rill no doubt te cnar-
ishod in tho memories Of those present
fer many a day. Much praise was hca
en- all hands for the hall. and he MS Z
was also very excellent feature o. me
entertainment.
\ strong contingent o; society FIX
from Galveston, chaperoncd by Mr. h.
J, Polk and Mrs. Thomas J. Gfo'e, at
tended The event.
The following committee had the ball
in charge and each member thereof was
unconscicusly rendered a vote cf tt1nHs
by every person participating in the
pleasures Afforded
Reception Commi,ice-N. S. Med nm
chairman; o. II. Holt, s. f. b. Nose, j.
II. Kirby. Frank Andrews. r. $. 14ovett
IL, T.. MacGregor, s. r. Tuggle, W. II
Taylor, H. II. Dickson A. Z. Roct, d. W
Camp, H. Helke. VI. +. Foster, G. 3
Hervey. G. w. Stief, II. c. House. +.
Carson, w. II. Coyle r. M Johnston !
III. Thompson, J. o. Ross, R. II. Key
worth. J. r. Stuart, f. r. King, $. y
Meyer, r. B. Morris. l., r Noyrs, f. \
Reiohardt, r. c. Stuart, J. II. Eaele. w
X. Morrow V. Leman, o. c. Drew, Jr.
w. r. Jones. W. Noble. Z. r. uayis. W
l.. Foley, A. e. Allen +. \. Heitmann
Arrangement Committee.-T. II. Franz
| lin, chairman; W. II. Cgrth, Hamno-
Brown, ~ G. Kistrell Jr., H. 4. Hudson
John Foley, r, e, George, H. W. Dewey
j. F. Dickson. Jr
| Invitation Committee -Abb1tt Cock
rell, chairman; J. " Bell. W. Allan Wood
A. f. Heyok, r. f Crawford, Huber
Loefher, l. \. Miller, George Kidd Jr
II, K. Payne
Floor Committed. Spencer Hutchlns
chairman Charles Crane, James Giraud
John Mcclellan, $. o. Noyes. ]. H. Joue'
D, r, Huey, e. II. Bailey, Keunelh Wo
mack
Decoration Committee, ---Louis Bryan
chairman A. e, Evertg II n. Lea, G.
G.teous, R. A. Josey, Ge rye Hammond
w =. Hobby
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HoNoRING HIS AIDS.
Agency Director Roberts Introduce,
His Agents 10 MIR. Huckncr.

''N W hEs buckntF.
An Informal meeting of the representa-
tives OF tho New York Life Insurance
company, under the supervision OF III.
Houston branch offce, was held at III,
Rice hotel Yesterday Field work gen
orally was discussed. kuotty points ex.
planned and several very interesting and
instructive talks made by the VISITING
guests on the progress of the New Yorl
Life its record Of last year, Its p5,icN
and the Nylic Organization, tho latter
being composed entirely OF active agent.
In the company's service.
Mr., Thomas a. Buckuer Of Now Yors
fourth vice president OF tho company was
present and addressed the convention,
Mr. Bpckner is at the head OF the agency
department, and the agents who heard his
address yesterday feel that It will prove
OF inestimabie value to them In their
regular field work.
Addresses were also made by Mr.. r. I,
Cooney, inspector for the Atlanta, New
Orleans and Memphis branches OF til,
! company, who came to Houston with NJ
Buekher, Mr.. Hamilton Cook, manager a
the Dallas branch; Mr.. W. II. Roberts
agency director Of the Houston branch
and others.
Alter the addresses those present wer,
invited 10 luncheon. where they enjoye,
an excellent lunch that had been pre-
pared for the occasion. When the edible.
had been properly dispensed of and Al.
cigars passed around, paper was giyen I,
eaeh person present upon which 10 writ
Whatever question or questions upoi
WHOA he desired information. The cues
lions were handed TO Mr., Buckner an,
when they we're All in. he arose and. tai
ms tncm one at q time. explained what
ever point relative 10 life insurance M
question suggested
There were about forty asents pres.n
'st the meeting and they left last nirh
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Al the rheater.

Two average sized audiences saw "The
Telephone Girl at Sweeney 6 coombs'
opera house yesterday. matinee and even
ing Both seemed to be very we'll pleased
with the play ana the players.
The evening audience was larger than
usual from the fact that about 100 people
from Galveston came up to witness II.
ihey came by special train over the Gal.
weston, Houston and Henderson road. saw
tne snow and returned TO their island
homes after the performance.
The next attraction IS Howard Gould
and his company in Rupert OF Hentzau.'
which VIII be presented tonight tomor.
row matinee and Thursday night.
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THE KNIGHTS OF OLD
The One Foe They Feared

The knights as rule feared mo foe
IN shining arrnor." In the nights they
;ndulged IN II was give and take, and as
a rule the best man won. But there was
one foe who ever haunted the damp and
draugh,y castles of the knights, one o. OF
whom they stood in abjectfear, and that
foe was rheumatism. Rheumatism III the
shoulder and no more swinging OF the
sword Rheumatism in the legs and no
more striding OF the war charger; Cn,
banYv were The servants of the Knight
who was kept at home by stiiFened limbs
and aching bones when great things
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MARBLE IN MOUNTAINS.
II In incxhausttbIc In Quantity and
Excellent In Quality.

M. D. Jordon arrived in Houston yes
to-day from his home in Maria, having
eampleS Of Brewster county marble that
Will no doubt surprise Houstonians, as
well az G,hors. The amples represent at
least three distinct varieties OF marble.
One is black. another lay and another
white. Mr., Jcrdon owns forty acres of
ground in Brewster county and upon this
is veriable mountain OF marble, reach
Ing at some places an altitude OF 600
feet
A correspondent des ,r.bed this marble
deposit in The Post Of last Sunday, and
among other things said: This noun
tain is sitnatcd some ten or twelve miles
in sou,herly direction from Palnno
station (Which. by he way Is the high
est polu. On the Southern Pacific railroa d
from san Antonio no El Paso). and
twenty-five miles southeast OF Maria,
This is called the Jordon nllarbe quarry.
Only sufficient developing has been done
10 demonstrate the superior quality OF the
stone and its general formation. The
mountain appears to be some 600 feet 10
height and The marble deposit seems to
cover an area OF some thirty acres. Tho
mountains may properly be tened a
marble peak. So far as he surface
shows. about one-half is white marble
and the roma inder about equally divided
between black and Varlcgated"
1t Will be seen from the above that the
supply OF this marble Is practically in
eXhaustble, and judging by the sample,
brought. 10 Houston, 1t Is of an excellent
quality, dresses smoothly and is as pref y
rs any marble shipped to Texas aud SUI
perior to some,
Mr.. Jo!don says II cam be transports ed
20 Houston for - cents a foot and tina.
Il is worth fully Sc fco; He is here for
the purpose of interesting Houston cap
italists in this wonderful product OF the
Lone Star State
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle OF Halls Great Discover,
srres all kidney and bladder troubles re.
hons. weak and lame backs. rhelmat .sm and
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IN both men and women. bladder trouble IA
children. II not soid BY your druggist. will
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Wcatherford. Texas. Juno ss.--For seven
years ] was suffering with kidney troubl,
and found no pcrmancn. relief After usinl
dozens OF bottles OF different kinds OF kidns,
medicine, had come 10 the conclusion ihcf,
vas no cure for ID. was induced to IL,
Hsu.s Great Discovery, and fiad that an
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] have rot had any return q Az
since, and now l often walk ou,a
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thankful for my recovery For3
was seldom able to ride eyet,s /
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ouERo COURT NEWS.
work of EIcnyatinE for the Cotton
Sill Has UeEuu

cuero, Texas, February 5.-Hon, john
d. Bailey who was the messenger to
AIRY the electoral vote of Texas to
Washington, has returned. hiving per-
'ormed his duty.
The cotton mill people have begun the
work OF excavating for the foundation--
nat part of the work is to be done BY
Jay labor Advertisement for bids for
me erection of the buildings are now out
ana oy spring the work will have been
begun in earnest.
The soap factory at the oil mill IS
40" IN active operation and before many
uAys the product Will be on the market,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss ri MrTpdaen of beaumont IS with
Mrs. r. u, Morris.
Mss MARGARET Sealy OF Galveston Is the
guest OF Mlss Cora Root
Mrs V. q. Turner and Mrs C. B sweere e.
have gone 10 Liano 20 spend the summer.
Mrs, Robert Bei OF New York Il visiting
her mother, Mrs. q Ernmich 1907 Preston
avenue.
=. II. Blount OF Naoogdoches. who came
70 attend the z z society ball last night 4,
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. T. r. Franklin.
Som s. 0erstlo OF the firm OF l.. oerstls
Is Co. manufacturers OF Gerste Female
Panacea, OF chattanoogR. Tenn, spent yes-
lerday IN the city and pad The Post very
pleasant call.
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THE BODY WAS IDENTIFIED.
The MBu KILLED by switch Engine
Monday Nichf Mnr 4. ID. Orr.

Justice Walter Malsch commenced an
inquest yesterday upon the body of the
man who was run over by southern
near the foot Of Cont, Monday night
Charles Du Bard, who resides al Ronners
Point testified that the remains we're
those OF 4. d, Orr. q carpenter employed
by the iMercsptile Storage company. Nj
Du Bird further testified that Orr roomed
az his place and that he thought the
man had relatives in West Texas.
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very crcii,able exhibition OF art work
done by the pupils OF the public sc1oois
Of Eureka Springs, Ark. The work was
done by children formerly under tue IN
struction Of Miss Blanche Williams, now
art teacher In the Houston public schools.
W. w, Barnett. Is superintendent OF the
Eureka Springs schools
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TNae Ladies' Auxiliary will hold its reg
ular monthly business meeting at the
parlors of the association this afternoon
at O'Clock. large attendance of mem
bers is requested. The general secretary
has some requests to make of the ladies
al this meeting in the interest OF the
work.
The friends OF the association, both la
dies and gentlemen. are cordially invited
to visit the gymnasium next Saturday
might. The first match game OF indoor
baseball of the season will be played be-
tween two newly orgauiSed teams. \
series OF games Of indoor baseball will be-
played, aud the friends OF the association
arc invited TO see the work that is done
In the physical department az stated
times, when they will be invited through
the columns OF The Post.
The next social event given at the as
ISOLATION viii be a reception given Fridsy
night. February Is. waep a tue musical
rragTa mne WY Nv ~ls.Aaos-cr3hsil friend:
uherland as his royal uncle has 10 Mdtisd.
siand' aud from regal standpoint a su. :.
fOr one. :
year or so ago man who stole a Bel Z
lp hare was guilty q petty larceny; nova 9
- ne Is guilty OF grand larceny: n he =
postpone his trial for Q year or two =
~ ne VIII ssain be guilty Of petty lar- !
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pere IS Premium on the killing o. ,o:. !
tta,ls and Jack rabbits In some OF the =
Rern states. Aad there are hundreds " !.
fNe who have found these little wild an. T
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for their respective homes apparently
well pleased with their frst annual
roundup.
Mr. Roberts was tae host OF the occs-
sion and he performed his duties as such
10 an eminently oreditable ana thorough
manner.
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COLD WEATHER is PREDICTED.
during the months OF February ans
March. Our nut coal for base burner
has arrived; pace your order now AM
avoid the possibility OF disappointmen
when the ''coli snap strives.
Houston Gas Light Company.
Phones 10
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County rreasurer,s peport.

The repent OF tho county treasurer for
the month shows the following balances
on hand In various funds of the county
treasurer at the close Of business Jan
vary 81. 1901.
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If THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and we'll trle>i
remedy, Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrup.
for children teslhIng. Ii s9othcs the child
softens the gums. allays all pain, cure,
WIND collie ard il the beat remedy for
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bnhoSiiNNi TEE.

BY virtue Of the pOTssrs s'I
chairman of the Guy sy.oSy 81 /
tive Committee, ] heII y ia:
OF said commit ee' ~ ~ Il ~
day Of February, w ~ IL <
The council chamOer' !. = .sII !,
of such business - & on
brough before IT, =. -,osri.ls 2
Chairman CITY D.rs,sry
$. r. Plckens. n
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eliminates tie NJ
which cause di,s','s
In the ialldf|
ankle began q NJ
writes Mrs, CE
OF Tunnel citr 4
Co., Wis. rNc y
pain, but It EI.s
fast and soon NJ
running sore. M
me very lane. NJ
sat down had d NJ
a stool, as | MI
endure the pain
was on the for
doctor gave me NJ
to heal It, but n
break ont wore NJ
IN a short tin,
was the way | al,.
five years, 'Ixsss
Gus hardly knew +
was d oing I'D
Got so l could n
the work for myx;|
husband. In ma
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superintendent W. ". Barnett OF the
city publ'c schools has had arranged In
his office at the High school buildinz a
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On motion OF Mr. ]. c. Portcrheld, act
ing for tho committee of three, composed
of Messrs. G, A. Newning, f. c. Robert
son and himself, appointed at last meet
ing TO draft an amendment TO tho con