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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
Deserve Credit.

The men who risk their lives and los,
Their lives in the effort to solve the prob
lem oil aerial navigation deserve 70 bs
treated with honor and respect, and moi
characterized as cranks, az some of tbc
newspapers call them. Aerial navigation
VIII prove OF incalculable benefit to man.
KIND and while it's achievement may be
SLOW IN coming, there is no reason TO
doubt that IL will be sure Petersburg
index Appeal. =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17

Murderers are getting bold enough
IN Paris TO murder and rob in broad
day light. and the police are unable
to arrest them. Such a case occurred
the other day. and the authorities
are highly incensed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
Miners Cow entlOn Votes for Permanent Sus,
pension.

The Anthracite mine workers in con-
vention at HazletOn. Pa, decided tocon.
tinue the strike of the I45. 600 men
against the mine owners and to fiobt Il
out TO the bitter end The vote to con'
tinue the suspension was rs follows. To
tai vote cast, Sl1; for strike. 4G1E.
against strike, 349H; majority for strike
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE pAy

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il il fails
to cure. Z. W. Groves signature is on
each box.2 5c. VIZ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
Wanted!

Good, live, intelligent. responsible
agents are desired to solicit and collect.
Liberal commission paid to the right mar
ties. men or women Work is to be done
IN the following countless caroline. King
George, Spotsylvania, Orange. Stafford
tuipeper. Essex. Westmoreland. Lancas.
ter, tauquier. Accomac. Louisa. Middle
sex, Richmond, Gloucester. Northumber-
land Madison, Northampton. Fairfax.
frince illiam, Mathews. LoudOun. King
ana Queen, Hanover. King William.
'reene. kappahannock. Address
Va >
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. c.

accept the chairmalis.
committee the headquarters oiwh.ch will
be in Chicago.
The forty first session of the Southern
Presby terrain General Assembly is in SEES
sion at Jackson. Miss. 4 large number
~ commissioners are present The retir-
ing moderator. Mr. W W. Woods. of
Memphis. preached the opening sermon
II took four ballots for Or. ". r. Hall
oi Columbia. ). g.. 70 be elected modera-
TOR over Or. Russell Cecil, of Richmond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-17
Subscription 81 50 Per Year. In Aavsno.
TRANSIENT RATES

TRANSIENT RATES.
For any size al. Insertion soc per inch
heanlng Notices loo. per nOnpareii line first
iasefton. DC per nne foreach subsequent one
pottuar1es or Religious Notices OF entertain.
mems. etc. charged for at one-half rates
didstes for ofiee must be paid for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

tho installation Of the alters. has solved
Itself Or. Parker cxnects 20 dispense With
the bic tanks az first proposed and con-
meet the filters direct 10 the pipes. suit.
able faucets aud drainage biues viii be ccr-
st4uufed and the cost Of the tanks win
be applied 20 the b4yinent " the plumbers
Tho litter l. a simple device containing
a hollow stone The Stone - porous and
the water from the ulpes uours Into the
box and Is forced through the stone. com
ing out urefeltv nure and suark Ing.
The success of the filter depends entirely
upon the care taken % them II neglected
even for day thew clog IN and n neglect
ed for week they become useless until
carefully cieansed with Q hrueh. when not
properly attended 70 the stone becomes
coated with slime and the water. being I'M
able to 20 through n. brushes Il az n 70
were made Of uosteboaTd
The stone. % course. can not he repaired
The filters however. arc guaranteed for
one year. provided nrouer care ~ taken
of them Doubtless the school hoard VIII
give ianitors cxnlirlt Instructions to clean
the stone IN each filter every dar.
a similar alter IS desieued for use In
homes.
The one In use 10 the restaurant. above
mentioned. was somewhat neglected and
recently the auparatus refused % work.
Upon Inspection Il was found thHt tha
stone had been hrokcn and Was covered
with mud
The management acknowledged that Il
had been neglected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
ON SEWER CONNECTIONS
HEALTH OFFICER IS GIVING NOTICE
AND Will HAVE REPORTS.
Heads Of Departments Onieet 10 the
Watkins Ordinance GIVING the Asyor
Power IN Employing Men.

City Health ofncer Brumhy Is sending
out notices to property owners TO have
sewer connections made az once The list
OF those notified has been put Ia the hands
Of the health inspectors who arc expected
70 report those who debhey the lnstriic-
tons Of the health officer,
The estimates for the new market house
which were ordered by the city council to
he submitted 20 tho hoard VI public works
have not yet been iaid before that body
Tho decision II the board IS being awaited
with mach Interest, not only by thu citi-
Eons pf Houston, but BY architects who
submlttcd plans
city scnvenger Kennedy Is registering
kick against the work or rather the lack
Of work, done BY the inspectors. He claims
that owing to the fuiigre 81 the inspectors
90 perform their duties properly hls de-.
partmcnt has been practically Idle for the
past week Of Two. The mayor and health
officers VIII make au Investigation
work on the new Franklin avenue pave.
ment is progressing rapidly ana two OF
the blocks win be finished very shortly.
10 is not expected that the third block
Will be completed until the city council
passes on the application % the electric
In avenue bridge.
one Of the city officers remarked yes
tcrday that be did not know exactly what
Alderman Watkins was driving at 30 his
ordinance comforting the power on the
mayor to say who shuil be employed and
paid by the city departments unless It
arose from the recent trouble the mayor
Inns been having with the street depart-
meut Said hc II don't believe Mayor
Holt is the man 90 aCccpu such powers
Gnd it DO did % would be only Tor the
purpose of cutting down the city eT-
ptuste.
Alderman watkins ordinance Is not
looked upOa With amy marked favor by
the heads NJ departments aud they WOULD
naturally prefer to appoint their own as
sstauts without fear OF the mayors turu-
Ing them down.
THIS opposition was 90 have been OK
pncted II IS the lden Of Mr.. Watkins
ans those who favor the ordinance that
the mayor win be more economical than
the hti,ls OF departments As the chief
executive he Is charged with the duty Of
looking nftcr 7he city welfare as whole,
while each head uf department naturally
wants o. make "a good showing and n
that ambition 90 pnt IL i'm the best light
lis likely DO SO rather farther than city
finances oi present warrant
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LosT CHILD cLAlMeb.

Recovered BY It's Mother Several Hours
After It's Disappearance.
Mr "a osler found ciain,ant for the
s months old bahy that he found crying
in Trent n his store about 10 o'clock Mon,
Nay night Al that hour the mother. Mrs.
A lambert who resides at ft09 Capitol
avenue, appeared aud claimed the infant.
The child was Brst missed about o'cloc.
aud search was Immediately Instituted, re.
sultins n It's being recovered two hours
later Investigation as to how Il came TO
be 10 front Of Mr.. osler's disclosed that
the little daughter az uext door neigh
hor had waeeled the baby there aud then
Dad gone OF and forgotten It.
While al Alr. 0slers place of business
yesterday to leaFn what had become az the
chaid, a Post representative met Mis- Flpr
tnce T.. Is. Shaner aud Mrs. A. Bruuner
Nlce president ana treasurer. respectively
81 the Infants Home association OF Ig9J
oas street, Who, seeing IN The Post the
notice about the abandonment OF the chila
came o. tnke Il 20 the home 10 be cared
Tor. However, they were very much graft
ned % learn that the child had alrcady
been recovered by us mother.
The prompt response ~ these ladies' "a
what they naturally concluded 70 he an al
jet deserving their attention exegnpllne,
tho Charitable spirit Of the Institution with
whlil they are connected This assncfatior
WAS orcnnized on the 4th of last juno fci
the specific purpose ~ looking after east
awnys waits and foundnugs and thirty
eight abandoned children have already been
taken and cared for, four Of whom are stil
In the home, the others having been pro
yided with good homes elsewhere.
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AT T4g TaEkTER
"5urelar and the Waii Gajns Favor With
Piaypcefs.

"5urelsr and the Waif Gains Favor With
Pisyaners.
A medium size hut thoroughly spprecia-
tive audiynce erseted "Iha Burglar ana thc
Waif a Sweeney & combs' 0ncu house
nst evening Toe pi5y combines enough
o. the sensational go Doe thrilling but not
roistorous rod s,rute ver responsive
note from Those wac witnessed De- The
roucdr Is l,ceetly utrrW0ya1 irio tbc
trials OF the heroine % the cast and tine
pathos s. ~ che dnd t5at appeals 20 lut
DOES uat Aorf5w human natlre
Tlo story ~ ths piay is hid 90 Sew
England ari tbg Uas So v.etim m
,iilalny from tho ,imt shc ls stolen from
her zeal father hy one pao Ecpt from her
the truth. until she e'uughs over he- tra-
nre punished 5qd iqstiee s mfJcd o4t "a
The innocant " yAe lcadins role. Efna
The Waif MlsE Mabel H,te Justly won toe
favor o. t1e audience Miss Hite 10 not @
several casts .u De CRY 10 former sea o.ia
eoinins ias year lu tng Telephone Girl,
vantage as asi nis iier s0ie, or yai4gr
evolution 81 q role. embraced your dis
tlncily different characters o. each 9f which
s4ae proved hersef quise capable Miss
versatility ss "a actress -h0J'd gaia her
many laurcls 10 ghe future 49, The ragge
strnggle between love ana 1uty b the
thirl act she enssy rose % the iofJiN
Mr. Thomas Hncket, a. Harry Romuey.
tbe luyeI q Erma. was bora graceful sad
fsctorily. Nr Harry bHscois. o. DE
Mergartt Macktu. hls sister. vas eiiT faIr.
MT John y O'HaN Gs Sixuor bosHuto.
manager nl Q slime museum tnt always lu
.PgEp'e qua somr .rifulh work as oll-
Fiiau. We WAS ygii Nygls ned Nr Miss Nritlt
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tested. that he might destroy the work.
Of the devil II John, III, 81 and We know
Aut Is just what Jesus did. lie DESTROYED
stn sickness, and DEATH and declared the
works that do ye shall do As true
followers OF the Master, every one shaL
have % prove his faith by his works. aud
In doing as he commanded. When the law
OF the spirit OF life ia Christ Jesus has
made us free from the law of sin and
death then sin viii be proven unreal, he.
Cnuse IL Will have no power over us, 1ud
the desire 10 sin OF belief ~ pleasure lu
ain Will be destroyed.
is 10 not sad 10 observe now prelndce
can make one forget ordinary courtesy
ard cause him to refer TO honorcd. rtputa'
RE citizens OF this city. many ol whom be
knows personally, as those deluded peo-
pleE Even Gamaliel, the phausee isee
Acts 81, 3A 20 3Vl had a clearcF perception
Of right and more loving Thought f7l h'S
eilnw-countrymen who happened % diugr
with bim on points N religion.
The following tenets 0f Tho MofIer
Church of Christian Science have 1feu
adopted by every branch church OF tl.s de.
nomination. As articles ~ faith can aus
Christian man or woman ma ought obleg.
tonable IN theme
J. AS adherents Of Truth we take the 81.
spred Word OF the Bible for our guide 90
eternal Life.
. We acknowledge and adore one ST.
preme Infinite God. We acknowledge one
Christ namely. the Holy Ghost 1r dlvlna
comforter; and the son Christ Jesus-man
IN the divine Image and likeness
g. We acknowledge tod forgiveness Of
sin IN the destruction ~ SIN sud the uu.
dersianding that SIN and sickness are
neither real nor eternal
T. We acknowledge ato-emcnt as the ef.
tiCHCy In evidence Of divine Lofp. ~ man Is
unity With God, aud the great merits OF
Christ Jesus. the Way.shower
8 We acknowledge universal salvation as
demonstrated by the talllean prophet r.
the power OF Truth over all erI0r SIN. sick
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
CHAS. H. yALE's ENTERTAINING DEy,
II.-N AI-A-ILnN-

For over a nth az q century Charles H.
Yale has continuously kept the famous
Devils Auction" before the pu1llc. the
coming season maviinG hr "ouC score and
Que edition ~ this really marvellous at
traction Every year for twenty years n
has hecu revised and brought up 10 date
hy the Introduction OF new and timely mat.
ter clever novelties. original IDEAS "a seen.
cry and costumes imported and native ar.
lists ln an branches ~ the profession.
sumptnous hollets and features that were
exclusive 10 this attraction
This year Manager Yale announces the
twenty hrst edition, and promises that 10
viii exceed by far any former presentation
Of this great show play, for rs usual WIN
the Devils Auctlon' 50 has been COM
pletcly gone over, all old matter has hocn
eliminated and new ideas. features SCENERY,
costumes ana mechanical effects substituted
until not one Old feature remains. The
entire cast, principal dancers ana balct4
VIII be new while among the special Euro
penn features engaged may De mentioned
Irene In Tour and Zala, an unusual vaucc-
vile novelty. which viii az once become n
great favorite with the ladies aud chill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. Sam Lewis and daughter Of Yoksn.
Texaa are stopping at the Bristol
$ w. Parish. o prominent merchant o.
Beaumont, was in the city yesterday ou
Mrs. p. a. Rclcharlt ma Mrs. ]. W.
Mckee have returned from tip 20 New
NJ $, r. Rail lott yesterday on the
Iniernatlonal and Great Northern fas, mai,
Tor Memphis.
Mr G Z Giles left Yesterday Tor CHI.
cago on the International aud Great Nugth-
crn fast mail.
b. r. Nash. prominent citizen N ster.
Ing iii, is 10 the City looking after bust
ness Interests
Edward Hail. president Of the Citr So.
tonai bank Of Bryan. was registered at tn
Rice hotel Yesterday
Nr, NJ Robinson left yesterday FOR
Northern fast mail
MI j. l. johnson left yesterday on tile
International gni Great Nartbe sd mail
ipr Clarion junction. pa.
pfof Harry j Esul and son Of Hunts.
vile were BOO thr citi spoI while YES
WITT y wood. district clcrk of Trinity
city
Nj J. nrwel o. the hrm Of Carrill
s. ltiH atfNtNu WfH rNHhiuE uHuus No&ttr
day VITA friends Cu tue cotton Exchange.
iie Pc record. q % three months ~
{oFio, where Hp was much pouchted
3lr. j. e Harmon " jackson county. q
prominent planter and stunEwuu and a
member rt Jac IeAas state horticultural
society. Was iu t1r gity Yesterday attead
Frat y N MaHy wcut 10 Nauuel last
uigHt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

FOOTBALL TEAM ORGANIZED FOR
THE SEASON.
Tho First Game VIII 6s With tho A. and
NJ. Team ct Brysn--A9stin Comes
for Thanksgiving.

The Houston High school Athletic as.
soeiation, under the management Of Prof
a. Han. Is preparing Tor season o.
football which bids fpir 10 be the most
successful Ia tho history Of the association.
subscriptions Ia AID Of the team have been
solicited from the business men of she city,
who have responded literally About Si75
VIII be needed for the comnlete equipment
q the team o. eleven men FOR the initiate
warfare, ANA u this more than $50 has
been subscribed
concert VIII be given at the High
school about October 80 20 ala the athletic
fnnd, and enough money viii probably be
realized FOR all purposes
The teams record last season was yety
good, 80 much 20 that II attracted the at.
tenslon Of Athletic Director stage u Chi.
cago university. who wants some Of the
boys "a enter Chicago university next year
aud possibly make part Of the regnlaf uni
Yefsily team. Ihc illgh school team won
all the galnes played last seuson except
the one with the Agricultural ana Mecnal-
icnl college. Neary all OF last season Z
players are back aud are rapidly getting
into Trim under the able direction or GAP.
tain Grover Jones who is one OF the best
all round players ID the city
an the players ure bona hdc members
/ OF hiEh school classes, aud are bound ~
tAt iulNh Oh Aue llnNAtulAoAt lucy AiArA. w
IN good standing In their classes OF they
VIII not be allowed 70 play.
The boys show Or well IN practice aud
are a husky looking lot Of young fellows.
averaging about 10 pounds IN weight.
Their movements are quick aud accurate,
and the understanding Of signals appears
10 be first class.
a practice gamc will be played tails after.
noon at the Baseball park between the
regular team and the second team captain
ed by Frank DwSer The latter team aver
ages about 100 pOuuda 80 weight, but they
expect 10 make the big fellows play bal! 10
win points.
The FIRST match game ~ this season for
the High school eleven Will be- played at
Bryan, october is with the Agricultural
and Mechanical college team. ON Thanks.
giving day the Austin high school eleven
viii play here aud other gancs have been
arranged With high school teams Ia dlfcr.
ent parts OF the State 90 the number Of
half n dozen AT least.
Arrangements are being made 60 have
n series OF twn or three games played here
during No-Tsu-Oh week.
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A LIGHT REGISTRATION
ONLY sse VOTERS, OF WHOM 80
WE'RE NEGROES, ENROLLED.
Democratic Executive Committee Secures
Additional Clerks and Has Repre-
sensatlves on Lookout for Frauds.

Registration for the November election
began at 3 a. m. yesterday in the oface Of
County Attorney Lee schwander 81 the
court house.
Registrar A. II. Neuthnrd. recently sp.
painted BY the commissioners court, Is In
charge OF the booth. He Is assisted by =.
NJ. Helser. Nose Glm5le and J. NJ Meyer
as clerks 1t Is understood. however that
threa more clerks viii be appointed this
morning. alternating every six hours with
the three already appointcd. rails arrange
mcnt was made on account OF a protest
entered by committee representing the
democratic nominees at having on the
board three members who It IS alleged have
avowed their intention of supporting GER
tain Independent candidates.
AS a precastlos against illegal registra-
tioD CHARLES Quinn and Fred Erickson were
appointed by thr democratic executive com
mirtec TO see that 10 improper rgistratian
sSeEtiaeases gFs issued ,I Ias{ g M NS .sss
~ every Doubtful voter applying for
certificate they viii take down bis name
aud address hnd subsequently make igil
have registered Illegally VIII be pros cuied
10 the f1ll extent % the inw. whether they
be white or Nieck. rich or poor.
The booth VIII be kept opcn from
u. 70 s p n uuti October 30 when The
hooks will he closed ahd those who have
aot previously registered Nln be debaTred
the privilege Of voting.
When the booth was declared omen yes.
seraay morning Louls schwartz was the
Hnsf nne o. secure D certificate others
quickly followed boz there was no rush az
any time during thc day.
4 die close AZ work for the day ass Ger
tifeatcs hHd hegn Issued NJ which IS were
70 usEroes end 800 20 whites IS compared
with TIE registration fpr The recent city
election there WIS q considerable falling
Of iCSI certificates h4rlt- tesB issucd the
FRS dac the hooks ere opened fUr regis
sratloa iu that ciectisu. on The date cor
responding With toe opening day two years
ar3 over ono cortdcstcs were Issued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
WANDERERS
Travel Thousands OF Miles and Find Il
AZ Anr,r

Ok home.
We so about from one plaee 10 another
~ search ~ something Ne desire without
success ana hnai.y nnd II right at huMe
awaiting us. A mining engineer out Ia
Mensheid No, tells 81 his experience with
lig says TIP to the year isas had al.
WYE hueu accustomed 60 drinking cofee
WHO my breakfast each mornlng. In tho
summer ~ that wear I developed a severe
vasS OF nervous pfoStratiOn and / took Nv.
gtal courses q treatment for II 10 Toronto
huuWo ANA New York CITY Without obtain.
lhE any permanent hpneht
vhv Or tue most trying manlfs stations Of
ne mSladY was a condition Of nervous ex.
gNtmeni In which | found myself ,verp
day during the forenoon 1t aevcr Occapre
70 me 10 attribute this TO g1fee until 1
read an advertisements or ls1lfs lass tall
describing a case similar 70 niy own which
And received henpnt from the use az
Postum Cereal Food Golfer. ! az nnee
chAngcd NV hreakfast beverage from Java
ana Mocha Go Postum and the ellect was
nUihing short ~ marvellous, after using
ing attacks aud Ia SIX months an my ner.
N1ua symptoms had disappeared
hnrc demonstrated the fact thar by
t5'ii',0 iRS sur directions IN making Postum
foed Coffee any one can ohtaM as rieh a
cup ~ cefee from Postum as from any o,
thp imporlea brands, aud nay rfat ass Ircd
& eonee ssd ,.ssgstssgee waeh heheat treln
Postum Co., Battle Greek. Mleh 7
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CITY aRENlrlEs.


A.y cf tla Valley sanctuary SO. 49,
A. d. o.. go wl iustaU officers tonight.
SIT and Nes r. D. foX OF tho sixth ward
Arrived lt tncig home curly yesteruay
morning
There aye gulsiyercd kilograms az the
testa telegraph 0fdce, llS Main street. fot
Wee5er Mis- o. Mcswecucy aud J.
h FugUr.
Members IT the Infants Home association
az requested &C. he present at ten monthly
metiips &c Dr. bsid 40 The home 0l Mira A.
noon.
There viii be a very Important huslusss
meeting q toe Young Men, Christian IS
eeeiauon this afternoon az o O'Clock iu thg
Once az Mr.. Edsar Watkins in the klam
building
There are undelivercO teleggauis az IN,
Western Uni0n telegraph otAec for h. s.
Kelly ~ ", A. jouss. 70 H. Uakpf. s.
Epstein, Harvey. J. g. Cook snake aua
Animal Dealer, William Woodward W,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
MILL locate AT al PAso.

Judge sssUresard Bryan Compelled to
Leave His Old Home,
Judge Beauresard Bryan arrived In the
city Inst evening and stopped over night
with his brother, Mr.. L. Il. Bryan. The
judges health has been extremely bad dur.
ing he past summer and 1t was feared By
hs friends that ne would not recover, A
yisit 20 the Colorado mountains, however.
benefited him greatly, and he rs again
strong enough 10 look after his business.
The climate OK his lifelong home, Wasning-
con county VIII no longer agree with MIN.
and upon the advice OF his physicians ne
win seek q higher altitude In an effort 70
rcgnlu bis former good health. He is now
up Ids way tp ~ Paso, which place ne con
templates luastug his future home, II
plcgsed with the localty after investiga,
lions during the present trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

Early yesterday uo-uing officer Fowler
discovered tho door of the Frederick Levy
commission house on Main street wide
open He entered ana made an lnyestisa
ton and wss surprised 10 ind the door Of
the safe open also, leaving the money there
In exposed.
The officer notified the proprietor and he
came 60 the store. After thorough search
everything was found intact. HOW The
doors came TO he left open rs a mystery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Fifth Ward Hon.

Tho Glover Leaf Social club viii give
its regular weekly hop az the hali Ia the
iythion castle Flfth ward Friday night.
October 10. More chan ZOO invitations
have hcon sent out Nlnsic win no fur.
nlshed By Herb 3 Lewis orchestra. and
the various committees having the affair
In chOrgc have neglected nothing thu.
might help 70 make this hop as Wcll as
NJ others given by the Glover Lear So
cinl club, grand success ana AN even.
lug Of true enjoyment 60 all who attend.
The grand march will begin at y m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

telegram was received by MIR J, l..
swope Of this city yesterday containing
The sad announcemcnt Of the death Of
Miss Manio Luby OF her home IN san
Miss Luhy was the daughter Of Judee
James @, Luby OF SAN Diego. ana the
announcement " her death viii 10 rc.
ceNed With genuine regret by her many
friends Az this city