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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
COLORED PUPILS GIVEN
ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL
Dedication of Syphax Building Named in Honor OF First
Member of Race on Board of Trustees.

progress, il viii be possible for Us 70
say that there is no need for any halt
day. schools in the National Capital We
want our public school system 10 I.e il
every respect as nearly ideal as posi-
bIe-a model for the rest 6 the United
States.
las it Is. however. We have better and
ampler school accommodations tlan are
TO be found in most other parts of our
country; indeed, know Of no place
where there is on the whole more com
pIete equipment for school purposes
than we have here.
we all understand, however, that fine
buildings do not make fine schools We
hope, therefore, that the high standards
hitherto maintained by our teachers
may be advanced by them in the future
and that the pupils, more and more in
terested. and more and more ambitious,
may constantly do better work.
At the conclusion of the Commission
ers address a song, entitled The She'll
was sung by the pupils
". H A Wormley formally presented
the school with the picture OF William
Syphax, which was accepted in behalf OF
the school by Dr.. Montgomery, Assist
ant superintendent of Schools.
The exercises closed with the singing
of America"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31

Svphax Public School. for col0Ted pu-
pills. Half Street between y and o
Streets southwest, was dedicated this
morning. The exercises were held in
the main hall Of the school. which was
Decorated with large palms and flowers
over the presiding officers table hung a
large crayon portrait OF William SyPhax.
the first coIored man appointed on Tie
School Board. IN whose honor the scHoeI
is named
The exercises opened with prayer by
J. Z Walker. principal OF the school
followed by a hymn sung by the pu-
pills and a salute to-the flag. The latter
was so we'll executed as to elicit ap-
plause from the visitors
J. 5. Bundy. trustee of the school and
the presiding officer. delivered a briel
address, and Commissioner MacfarIand
spoke in part as follows:
Nj Macfarland's Address.
= bring the congratulations OF the
Commissioners upon the opening Of RI.
William Syphax Public School building
II is another of the series of modern ans
perfect structures which the Conmis
sioners are constructing as Congress!
provides the appropriations for tbs ar.
commodation Of the increasing schoo
/ population CT the District q Columbia
liz few years, at the present rate %
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
FOUR POUNDS OF IRON
TO MAKE UP HIS WEIGHT
Plot of Would-be Mail Clerk
Goes Wrong

The aspirations Of young man Of
New York 70 serve his country in the
railway mail service at $500 per annum
have been rudeIy shattered b. an expe-
rience with the Civil Service Ccmmts-
sion.
The downfall of the youth was carscd
primarily bv neglectful Nature deny,a
him the standard OF weight required by
the postal service for its railway clerks,
and secondariIy by the failure Of an in
genious plan of the young mans to make
IN this deficit
Aztec the mental examination, n
which he did well. his physical proper
tions we're taken. Stepping confidently
upon the scales he smiled as he tipped
the beam at two pounds in excess Of the
requirements. His features beamed With
iov but the look was suddenly frozen by
the Gull. sickenIng thuI" of weight
which. slipping from beneath his coat,
crashed TO the floor With a grim smile.
the examiner laid the iron bar upon the
scales. Il weighed TOUR pounds The
/ eDterprising youth vas summary Re
/ jected-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
LITTLE HOPE GIVEN FOR
THE SLEEPING GIRL
Nellie Corcoran Has SIum-
bared Since October 10

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-In spite of some
Improvement in the condition Of Nellie
Corcoran, who has Ian at St Vincent's
HospitaI in q state Of coma since 0cto-
Der IS, little hope was expressed this
morning as TO her ultimate recovery.
About 4:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the giri's cousin WIS permitted 10 see
her and speak to her The Coreo-aa
girl seemed TO be conscious OF what was
going on, for she haIf opened her eyes
and tried 10 speak. But this is the qear-
est approach she has made to conscious
ness -$<Gce she has been in the hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
BANK WRECKED, ITS
PRESIDENT ARRESTED
Christensen Accused Of En-
bezzling Over $4,000

MARYVILLE. No, Oct 9Th. c.
Christensen. president OF the sharps-
burg. Iowa bank. has been arrested II
this city On the charge Of euIbe5zling
the banks money. The amount is sad
to be more than $50 600.
The doors OF the bank closed last Men-
day. but at that time it was stated there
vas a shortage. At the same tine the
president Of the institution disappeared.
Christensen took his arrest with cool
ness, and said he would return He said
he mad property enough 10 make COED
the loss.
Feeling agaiaet him runs high here.
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AN ODD MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

London Telegraph
Theorists are 70 be found all over the
world who advocate taat no man OF
woman shall be allowed to marry who
has not q certificate OF freedom from
transmissibIe disease Not even the
most extreme. however, would go 50 far
as q Prussian official in the town Of
Rappin. one Of whose duties is 10 in
spect butchers meat and another 10
place the Official seal on marriage GER
lifcates- The Berlin ''Lokal Anzeiger'
states that on one decision he used the
wrong stamp, and instead Of sealing the
Ruptlai contract he certified that the
happy pair we're free from tTichinosis.
The absurd mistake was not discovered
until some days had elapsed, with the
result that the high court Of Berlin has
had 70 be- set in motion TO rectify The
error.
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PATRICIA DOCKS
NEW YORK. oct 31-Arrived, steam
shin Patricia. from Hamburg
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
Mems Suits

Mems so Tuxedo Suits for si4 SO
Mems s25 Prince Albert Suits fosSi5 90
Mems SIS Full Dress suits Cor Si2. so
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cOCKRELL'S CANDIDACY
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION %
NOT THINK MUCH OF IT.
NotsS for Resolution ssldrs Wells &c
Fun Again, bUt New on in OPposi-
ton 10 Him.


ne oAleEEEee - TIE oHnccrL1r state
rainTerflcsr rbgeh -,rs-s IN r,efrpsrrr Tues.
d. - - 49,. -
Ai-- =" VII +-'-t -
Ait1efN ard numher q tas1 hsTl1s
reached Hc-Rron l1es NIGHT 20 spf2d san
dev Ia So -, - -. So. 4,,s---s-
s ---S4 S-'
VEINS #no N1N he hare tc4ty. An1oas
either things s. WIS leArred -ruza these
s---sv.ts me- -. ,.-,.-r-.,- ~, "a ..kas
80 N-r s-'.'N-
70 indcrse Hen n. G. De GrsNtnie19 iNg
q place On the Nlcnrz gus canal co1alrls-
slo- ana .5rs Ec- Y e. Y,-f ~ gesu-
-n01t VIII introduce I reSclutlc-. proFidlnE
for the nomination q candidates 1nT the
g-ui-s5 S-.1es SENATE IN -ha state coz
-
'EN4ul
Al effort will also b made M insert =
r,lark Ia she nls-for-r Ealing fer The Pas
F.N--@ - 80 f-At-o.- - N-+4'-e 49, 49,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

Waco TIE Sisters Of CHARITY have lei
Z ptEEr1rt fgr ) hospital building to cost
fsy !
WAzkEH.-Aoar Rovnsnk suielded after
ttslturz % XII NJ. and Mrs Nelson,
w. TaOE he bearded He was drinking AZ
-te fs-pe
JASPER "A brick making COMPANY has
Lea eTEtEized with a capital Of $1,000
nav 2kOIA.- Rev. Abe Mufkey expressed
lasei as surprised that out Of large
congregation no one deemed him or herself
~ nee2 Of the prayers of the congregation.
NAAAHACHIE Jen Richardson.
tAtfEee with incest, was given two years
- ile peutenfiary.
ABlH.-Ihe business men have decided
~ employ two high class cotton buyers for
ihH coming season IN an effort TO have more
coifcn marketed here.
LLANo.-The Liano river is lower now
taAh y mas been for years. The IAano Mil
.LE company, which runs its plant by wa
~ nas been closed down the past few
Gays Ia consequence
~ LlNG.-The Epseomb Rides are put
uns IN overtime praeticing drilling prepare
tofy 10 attending the State encampmeut
PHELPS.-Mr W. $. Gibbs sold TO the
HoloFed Baptists ls6 acres OF valuable im
Psasid land for SIS per acre at Pine val
iey' one mile south Of here, recently, for
ne purpose Of colonizing by colored people.
snd also FOR the purpose OF erecting an in.
oustrlal and agricultural colored college.
PALEsrISE.-The new $3.50 baby grand
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A QUIT Day

Nothing Of any note occurred yes,er4aT
affecting the situation az the shops. Near.r
al the employees being on d holiday little
work was done. and quiet re sue1 Ga all
thu departments
The eighteen special policemen detatiei
Tor duty in protecting the property ~ the
company has nothing 30 30 lut o. pace
tbeif rounds and waii 20 he relieved llief
Ills 81 fha police force stated 20 Post
representative yesterday fhsr fas placing
q the ~ ci7i men on dl1y Of the Yards
SIS h1 mutual agreement between tIe shop
ms MS committee and the railroad officials.
ilf said thar be anticipated no trouble
whatever from the strikers. as be VAS
sire that they were 3s DESTROYS Of pro
tertlng the coupany's property as were ,he
rsih cad officials ihemseives n said that
he world put Uu force of special nep
last night 70 relieve the day men. bot ne
vas sure the men would 1e undisturbtd
an their rounds
the subject II arbitration was discussed
ycsteTday with some ~ the shop men s
committee. bur they said they had not
heard now the citizens increment was pra-
grr@sing and had nothing to say on the
sai3ecf until the matter was presented ~
tifm officially. Some of the strikers snid
taPT had heard % the movement and they
Knew that something was brewing which
t3fy understood would bring ABOUT a great
taon3e ia the situation. but they were
net aware Just what the plans for set
tlemoDt amounted Ia.
Manager Van Week wsE asked yasterdsv
afternoon what he knew OF the movement
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piano that was purchased some time ago
~ ne city hall has arrived and Is being
placed liz the city hall
FALESTlSE.-George McMeAns Tho coi.
100 lenitor at the city hail, died al his
residence OF typhoid fever He has fo- a
long time been IN the employ Of the citv
sHu vas respected among the white as we'll
- me colored Population. He was a mem
~ ene oea Fellows, who will conduct
H., hs,AsSNsFoRD:--All land contest cases
49,, were nlsd for June term Of district
oott were postponed for hearing Al tss
coming December term.
oRANGE.-Msck HusSlAs,o, a, a,s
negro convict, badly wanted 4, To1I.tspy 81
mas been arrested here and the sher,sf az
hopma notified. 'HH ut
san ANGELo.-The Fitznstrt,k- cor...
..ssilng mas closed with about eighty ron-
wood next s'es 10 bro"n-
,r,L,OhESNlLLE. Adolph Miller a
- slseE mere looking at the country atad
en.n,,sT' he had money, friends and IN,
~ "a relatives IN LavRca county ana
T W teIl4lhs were taken home FOR burtsi
yesterday mcrning. ~ Uu'iai
,,t- 20 hh.Do.-In the case Of Zaragoza Ma
St'5i caarged with the murder If Teodoro
g,1ii,g me jury returned a verdict M
III ~ murder IN the second degree in
ishrnI--s,ssi ~ court nils morning and his nm
tne penitentiary years ID
ING IA ~ LIZ Considerable interest is he.
In The Ma .stee IN the services being held
estah1s ethodist church The mercanfile
estannshments IN town close g. ~ t hsle
$50 morning TO allow their CLERKS 90 ao ~,
tend the meeting. As 70 at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

TIE suEzesrsop as made III the editorial
columns II Tie Post regarding TIE scttle-
u1tn, cf the Differences betEeen toe shop
u1tR and tae of1ciass q the Southern Pa
e11c by a nediziory eozliitee % citi-
zens has hor1e fruit and TIE suggested
move meai SIS nom unde- woy aud ii IS AoUel
v.A re saccsssf1i Il br;azin= tbe strike
% 81 sat y "a sn-cs5ls adjustment %
an differences Der seea yhe eEplpyes aaG
TIE railroad oftciE,s
TIE matter Of arbitration hzs been quiet
iy discussed FOR several days by leading
citizens Of Houston who realized the de-
znnraltzing eject UPON business ana upon
the a1sir8 os ,be community most directly
41elted by TIE strike o. tae Southern Pa
cine shop Ien aGl the promise q tho
elEiEe ~ spread Instead 81 being settled
The result Ok TIE consultation ~ these
citizens alpUuted q tie formation ~ tie
.pl1 Iaittee q thTge 1nrueutlal amen. Me--rn.
Pilot. seTaN and Cleveland aAg have
taken spon themselves 90 1useinsh duty
and through their good Offices Will EIsi r@
70 Affect setueUeLt Of the strike.
Tie letter an addressed above 20 Mr
hgsTiso1 ana the Stop men Vas O. nave
been sent 10 hin. but owing 10 bis sb
tenee from the city during the afternoon
TIE committee handed the comm cica ton
70 The Post lsts yesterday afternoon fp-
plb.icetiou, feeling that IL would reach
Nj Morrison as quickly as ug a1r other
uelh01 q communication.
u IS believed By dlsiuis-cs-,4 p1~' es
that the proposition 81 lbeae altza1s VII
be received Dy both parties ~ tLe t-fe
~ the spirit that prompted tue act'gl "
the committee and that Us desire for
feiTness and peace. Questions put 20 stu X
crs. railroad officials ana citizen -how
that long -dra Eu-cut stflke IS decidedly
Objectionable ana with tbc difference so
slight between the l1eu 41d the railroad
company % the question If wages Il is
believed that all early settlement Is Ia
sight.
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|. 0. 0. F. CELEBRATION.
4 BRILLIANT PROGRAM OUTLINED.
LGEGE ATTENDANCE PHEpicTED.
ecseptsroes RepsNec from Lodges Al
Over tire Ststs--Esitroass Rave
hsoe kery Lew Rates.

ne Oda FelioNs' Enairerssrs ceissrstion
AZ Ia Porte ~ the 18th instsat prora sei
70 be tie prsatesi gathering In th.s ena OF
TIE s-l1s f1f mAay years even larger Tran
the committee ~ charge sad any reason
70 tSPsci. AItheuga the ofhclgl clrcu'tr
and limitation se1t cut BY he COMMITTEES
and p.oalai gated i5rourh the grams Of
rcers HBs oulF seat COZ two aays ago
the com1litse Il already 10 receipt q i'd
Ticss from Dallas 3ieSianey, Wa1zAacnie.
tuIr worth ana Luracaua, TO tie enect
ih1t Euch el1auAlts@ IS manifested ana
ihas they uag COM. O. TIC o. three hun
cred q the members coming from eaca Of
these places 10 sag 1otsipg q outside par
tes vic axe e4pectug 70 ceue, as the
'aT.laiiP1 Is oIeu 70 c1e puulc generally.
5t r2-4roa1 n11eluis stem 70 have eauEat
ise Inspiration 81 'ssls1dsAip ana brother
b l0ft' s11 ASre put o. ysrg low rate
from every portion % the STATE To Ia
Fofte. E1ich o. Itself viii insure the at
1e1aAars - i1casaLls u people GolD al
ever lie state
TIE orphans from t5e Independent order
q D1- tel4GWs Orphan home at COrsl-
cana WI. COKE down ou the Afternoon q
lie So instant, arriving here 1t BIS ?.
T. AID remaining 9yeT nigh, the special
guests # tAe Ho3sto1 Oad Fellows aug
tier Houston friends
4ne lUDae1 VIC axe expected 70 come
is eighteen gals from 10 10 70 years old,
eleven s.fis 1fom J. 70 "A, eighteen girls
1.un Z &C. - Eld nine girls from - g.
1Telt. four boys from I 10 l. years old
El- icu! wlcous, besides the slp=riutend-
cut, l-4trcu. SIX trustees and four tezca-
eFs who 1la accompany tie children. max
liz fl-4 OF eighty children and sixteen
gsuTu persons
u ve4 indeed p. q grand 1rzlr ara
productive o. uuc- good for Houston al1
south Texas generally. and The committee
sll .le Houston odd Fellows are 70 1T
commented Tor their Efforts
lbe letat committee viii meet mis- altar.
NEON ai 8 O'Clock al ODD Fellows aal,
Mason blild.ug, and II is expected TIE fuu
program ~l. be completed
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coRPus cHRlsTI cuLLINes.
Scholastic Figures for Nueces Cent
A New School House

Corpus Chrsti. Texas. July i2.-couEty
Judge Hopkins yesterday gave he Post
correspondent the following figures f3- tkls
years scholastic census IN Corpus Chr.Erl
and Nueces county. The nEBres show ia.
Corpus Christi has i6Ss white children Aha
iGs coIorsd. " total Of 1872 Sueres
county loutslde Of Corpus ChristD has 1850
white Children shd IG colOre1 making a
total II 1865 The grand total Of Nueces
e0unty's scholastic population IS S5os ch.l-
dren.
The contract was let yesterday By tie
building committee OF the board Of school
trustees f9r the erection Of a scho0l build.
Ing in the Fourth ward. the building %
he 24x4o feet and 70 be completed by Sep.
TENDER l.
The schooner Susie. Wilcox master, ar
rived here yesterday from Galveston with
cargo OF merchandise consigned 10 msr-
chants In this section and left today for
kockPou with an assortment Of 1eFchzn-
d.st
The Yorktown baseball eiub VII arr,r.
here tonighr 10 play tive games of hli
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Nj sud Ms. J, G.. Hooper. with their
daughters, Will leave over the KATY Thurs
Trip IN the Northwest. Tbey viii he tolrsd
b. tTlsbds al Lincoln, Neb. After spepn.
iug about ten days in Yellowstone nark
thty viii 60 OF TO Puget Sound. sailing
August for Sksguay, Alaska Returning
thence they will spend some tifne NJ Lara
tbelan. cascade mountains on the home
ward trip they viii visit saii Lake CITY
Aanitag and other Colorado poiats sir
Hooper viii be In Houston again about
september 10, the ladies returning the
latter part Of October.
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Major TFf19raI Comm -lIuc
s. 7. Greene, AdJufa.- General aud C1ief
~ S.aE
Small BLAZE At PANT FACTORY.
Fireman Severely. p.r Not Dangerously,
e. - r------n- I--r

FIfe0r51 Ss.eFtIN on Not 5angerously
Gu. b. Gsvsr.zeo Iron,
Az 1885 N yesterday az alarm %
fire -as t1g1-d IL from box $40. The Ere
department promptly responded and soon
err1zsls1st che FIRE which originated lr
Sue paint far1ofE n n X. Gavil. corner
~ D1'lcs sud DowlinE fram mo paint
pnl iur over sEd iSniiIg The daua ~ 20
iEa building was small. in eXBos lishIac
fe hlaze Willie Wells, a 6remla frau
~ air1 No : received severe Guy on tlc
afm oy falling sg1iDst g piece o. salyau.
izef irnc. the artery being severed CRUISING
p frofuse Dow n blood. His Injuries fe-
ceiTed prompt surgical aireu'.rr srd al
lasl accounts DO was deiag wei.
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Orange County Tax Values

Orange. Texas. July IL INK
board OF equalization has c0'4 +
lahors aud the work OF maklns KIT
rolls will now proceed wlInou ne q
conservative estimate place. .ssr n
values OF Orange county lnis -s,Ioo 4
10000. The board Of equai.iASs sl1.ts
the Southern Pacific rallroau SEy 7,
Sil.IO per mile. the kansas Mn
ern $T5oO and the Orange An ~ r'sl
ern $500. The shares OF sIs ~
tional bank were raised fron bnsh
the dollar 10 100 cents and lns nIdtel
the bank on $1,000 undlNausx, ,Icss
x52,OO surplus. 0rsiige IS VI
stock was also raised fro"
the dollar TO 100 cents,
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COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS.
Strikers Invited 10 Meet Them Mon
day to DiscBss Dffertnces.
4 MOVE m THE HOPE or SETTLEMENT.
A Perfectly G.ies Day al the Snops-
PcHrere- on Duty With Nothing
&c Dss.arb.

To Mr. w r Morrison ana Texas
and View O-leHns sanp Men
Baas1au. Texas. duly =. 800
Geutlsusu. Nvt wishing TO Re IL
the gsaF1 nttrsozk p5 80 As regarded
as antsr-nedaitnE in the trEtrs Of
others. Tss hHri1E the best interests
q orr fellow men n heart and MISC
bsanE FerF 6ssiraas az doing ali 81
o- ro-er tcr ;bs good q the r.tT
~ Which We al live aud in wnara
We Should feel tie 6espesi concern.
ws. IS citizens cg'3t8llT ana
earnestly invite MI of Those VIZ
hase been working II TIRE Texas and
Ner orleans railroad s3ops and who
recently left thelr plsnes, 70 mot
Us 20 $50 o'clpck MoD4aF morning
galg IA a. Turner Asll % ascertain
Il some understanding can 1ot lie
reached cut u rhicn KAY grow az
auicable and sstlsfactory adjustment
q pSeaent Differences hetwesa Euur-
selves and the railroad rQmpGly.
Respectfully,
C. g. PlIct-
z ~ SswaiI.
Wa u ClerelauG.
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SBa Antonio, TEXAS. gulg I2.-Tae sirske
q lachauisis il fhe Southern Pseitc
snops 81 HprEtna has IL d H-lAs Gnscted
those r. the can9s1y here Naetkef u
Tfh nr 0ng depends urun TIE success o. tie
strikers al Hp1sfen Both shops are COZ
dur1ed Independently and TIE men belong
10 separate uuiu1S hlibouC1 affiliated with
tbs Nrt51uGl arrarizE1inn. There have been
~ ar55eKf5tns q frpunla here. 1sitEel do
Tire offclBls bslssrs The strike XIII sqres q
10 San Artur3c.
There are about 20 h1a6s Employed 81
the local shops spG1s thirty i've being III o.
fihiuiE1s. atou1 tfteH1 blRckkmiths and the
rsusindgr scattered IL vAri0rs GepDTt
uDHuIR
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Nor. Me1Iears JAILED at seauin

seguir. Texas Juy The local GRADERS
hsve four move Hezeens behind the bars
OF The county .sH making 81 in all.
ElEYies.
New goods we're recovered today though
much IS missing and guaFi,y s,ig IN
ideutlhea.
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uhlGINAL FOrNDERs-

11e fclo~i1E were TIE original foanoers
a. Lone StaI lodge No. !. ne frs; ledge
organized ia Texas. siZfy-tour years ago.
end many of their desceuoaots are now
AFine 10 Housto1 ana other portions 81,
IlH STATE. Arson Jones fwho afierward
became iue tf.t Erauc MASTER James
Kelley, j w. Bergen. Jscob De CoTdova
aId a. " BUcE ~ These Eve were the
coa-te- memhe's and were all Representa-
live citizens ~ Houston and 10 dogtt
many n TIE oder people now living ~
ms vicinity $3.50 remember them.
general Invitation extended by the Houston
lodges % SD odd Fellows, their families
ana friends 30 attend the coming celeo-a-
u1D, Issues the following order;
MchllLey Texas, July 4.-fEe foregoing
courteous invitation extended by the hos
7i-lt'e ~-tners Of Houston Texas. meets
WIN uT 1earty approval and acceptance
e-c sincerely hope that every ODD Fel-
-9w !n Texas, % whatsoever hrl1ch e the
order who can md Il convenient 20 do 50.
will nes- With our brethren az Houston
NJ the lime and place Indicated uo' for
work ru- 20 extend "a each other q warm
fr-'errG greeting aud enjoy the sauu1anT
l.-Fli2-ty 81 tie Houston lodges, ana IN
rrlsr ship. 1--we and truth celebrate yna;
historic event which marked the beginning
e. ODD Fellowship IN TEXAS.
Let au come and eljDy the occasion and
make glad the hearts ~ the little Jewels
Of odd Fellowship VINO VIII be there from
Corsic.na. J. r. Cough
Grand )i8s-e-.
Attest: g. c. Fahm, Grand Secretary.
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adjourned today. During this tss I.,l, Y
court there were seventeen con'ssis 49,
the criminal department, ~ A,,ss
which penltentiary penalties we' -,
The grand Jury reported ziv srIss
nineteen OF which we're for ie''-'
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81 fhs r3tinens ana -r1llrt thHt ne knew
Drzeang az their plans fsu- unosrstoe5 thnt
sbe mn1-ef wHf tssipg discussed &c led
0a1b8ar ts EHF rs fc the TrehrfiiifF %
seftasrnguf 81 the strife hv 1te ccrn-aif
See, N1'i desired 10 -all IN nftciui Trese1sh.
faen q the uiuiier 10 hil9 brsorR expressing
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

II Fnss Texas. July a. The l25 men
who ualFs3 o8f q TIE Sputberp Pacac
taups here yesterday held s meeting aud
appointed james Bree1 chaifaur % fne
fnr1l strike committee 10 - 10 HnQstu1
and Acf IL cnncegr with she strikers II re
BrFEu Jeff for Hp1sfrh rcDiEht sid Saws
TIE u PHso str kers wis win W losE wl D
tn .r5e1Ss The ssfgtsrS rfm9tn ~ t5cr
BONES. keep away trvfn the shVFa acd say
thsT shall not Interfere villa nag 0ne
wsntirE TO take their Pisces Ine ri re
rsirsrs may auiu -Ee strike Monday
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RAIN IN LOUISIANA
There Was a Heavy ran =
and Prospects for mo's'

and Prospects 1o' W." {
Gueydan. La. July H.-proop
Yesterday evening at o'clock ~
began falling. which covered 'ns
the Gueydan section. lasting ~
hour Prospects are sOOd for s'N.
night. Business Is picking ~ : ~