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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
TILT Mn rI0UT Oakland, July
I'LL u LHu A.-Tomorrow
iii Till I1II n ght h e
I'LL UIU HULL sporting popu-


lation of the
Pacific coast will assemble in the new
pavilion in San Francisco to witness
the passage at arms between James j.
Jeffries of California and Robert Fits
zimmons of New York for the pugilistic
championship of the world. The event
is robbed of some of it's interest owing
to the fact that the men have met be-
fore. on that occasion Jeffries wrest-
ed the championship from his rival,
and, according to the almost unani-
nous opinion of Californians, he will
retain it after the referee gives his de-
cision tomorrow night When the
match was made it was expected that
$4,000 would be the total OF the gate
receipts. Then the estimate dropped
to $4,000 on account of the lack of in
terest arising from the fact that the
men had met before. Later on, for
other reasons 1t tumbed to sac 600 and
now, at a time when it is easy of COM
putation by compiling the present
sales with those in prospect, il reaches
the grand total of $4,000 OF that
amount 1923 100 will go to the fighters
and the balance to the promoters Of
the mill, who viii have nothing to crow
over when the last bill is paid, on ac-
count of the heavy expense they have
been put to in building the new arena
and accompanying expenses. The
champion is now in what might be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company. I
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company. ]
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Nc.
The Standard Oil Company.
The George +. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insur4
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
At NEWPORT $ AZ $::... !: : ): !: IL 4:

NJ. Oelrichs of New York, and Peter
Donahue Martin of San Francisco
were married here today in St, Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, which was
crowded with the fashion and wealth
of the Newport summer colony. Thu
guests represented the families prom
inent socially and financially in this
country, many having come from cal
ifornia to be present at the wedding
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Wilcox announce
the engagement of their daughter Lucy
Eta to Henry Digby Sloggett of Lii
hue. Kauai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
BORN.

FELMY-In Honolulu, island of Oahu
July 30 1902, to Pastor and Mrs. Will
libald Felmy, a daughter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31

lI I'LL iIS the department OF
the districts in SYM
pathy with NJ. Firmin, who has been
declared president of the ArtibOnites,
is marching on Cape Haytien from
three sides. General Albert SalhaVe
has arrived at Plaisance, General En-
lie Gaspard has reached DOndon and
General These MonfistO is moving on
ST. Raphael and Terou. General Alex
is Nord, the Minister of War of the
provisional government Is still here,
but it is said he cOntemplates leaving
Cape Haytien shortly in order to take
charge of the troops relied upon TO de-
fend the capital, POrt-au-Prince. The
population here is in a state of unrest
believing that the town is going to be
bombarded by the Firminists. No reWs
has been received regarding the move
ments of the warship Crete-a-F ierrot,
but it is feared she may appear off
this port and land troops to support
NJ. Firmin's forces.
There are. no foreign warships here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
AT MANILA
SOLDIERS FACE DEATH FROM
CHOLERA.

The War Department Makes Public
Acknowledgment OF Duty Well
Done by Hospital Corps Private.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
$1,000 REV

A reward of Ten Dollars will be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of any
one stealing milk or containers from
our delivery wagons.
HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S ASSO-
CITATION.
Honolulu, July 25, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
POPE PROTESTS: London. july ..

POPE PROTESTS: London, July %.
Cabling from Rome. the correspon-
dent of the Daily Chronicle says he
learns that it is the Pope's intention to
protest, probably by an encyclical,
against the French Governments cam
paign against religious associations
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31

d II you want to buy or sell anything,
place a classified ad in the Star. Three
nnes three times for rs cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
MANY DROWNED !: E.: f.: +: e; :. =: e:

ing the River Volga at Berenski sank
and fifty-eight harvesters were drown
ed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-31
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO.'S
V1NR TABLE

FROM AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1901
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23

and I noticed that there were tears on their
checks. What are you going to do with that
dOg?" / asked. Mother won't let us keep him
We've got to drown himr' said one with half
sob Give him to me-" l said. and 1 will see
that he is taken care Of" And as they did this
here he is
1T would take book TO tell you all the cum
ming things he did but when he grew up, al
though he was ne longer cunning he was useful
and once saved my fathers life"
Tell me about that, too" said little Dorothy
with wide eyes
Father was returning late from a visit to a
neighbor one night, and had taken Jeny with
him. All Of a sudden jeff began to bark and
jump up and down in front Of his horse. lie
had never done this before, and father dis
mounted To see what it meant. He struck a
light, and what do you think he saw? Why the
ditch log was gone and few more steps would
have thrown both horse and rider down the
bank. Father Iatted jeff. who barked joyfully.
licking his hand. When they got home anG
father had told his story. JeN was petted by
every one and given 4 royal supper"
rs Jc0y alive now" asked Dorothy.
"Oh no. said grandma, smiling He was
killed the next year. But before mis- death he
had his picture taken and had the honor oC be-
Ing Tho ursJ Cog who ever sat for his photo
graph"
How was he killed. questioned Dorothy.
''Th" next summer young man shot JEFF 10y
accident when h. was out cunning He came
over o tell us ana t. say how sorry he was. and
The acquaintance begun in that way ended ia
our marriage; so Jen was not only the means II
saving my fathers lie but he also brought
about meeting between your grandpa and n.
DO you wonder Row that / save that photo
graph"
e4r
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23

a man who knows a great deal more than
your grandfather, even, says it can be done 10y
drilling two holes fifty feet apart to a depth Of
twelve thousand feet, and then connecting them
at the bottom. He would force a stream OF
water down one hole and have it come up as
steam through the second hole. The trouble is
that they are not sure they could connect the
Two holes at the bottom. Some think it
be done by lowering dynamite into the holes
and exploding il when it reaches the bottom.
They shoot oil wells in this way, and perhaps
it can be done in the case of a steam well The
result would be a self-operatiug water heater
more powerful than anything that is now in
use. They digging such a we'll over in
Pttsburg now, and it would not surprise mo to
wake up some morning and read in The Tribune
all about new wonder Of the world for such
they would call it,"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
TWO EASTER MEANINGS.

Little Mistress Primpingpretty had 4 dainty Easter
bonnet.
And she stood before the mirror most becomirgN
to don il
Ard she thought Il am sure it's prettier than any
shall see:
see
Little Mistress Thinkofothers had the money for 4
bonnet.
But she said. 1T SeeT1S dreadful waste spend
much upon IL,
So I'm buy an Easter hlv for poor, little cripple
Will
And some little Easter dainties for the childrea
who i'll.
And with the money that is left III buy a simpler
1t will be so very modest that I shall not think
upon it,
EUt can listen TO the music, and so happy ]
shall bc.
For Easter means a-spreading joy, as every one
can see
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
TWO HONkEIS.

] had a little monkey once,
| tied him with a string.
He learned more tricks than | can tel
He could do everything.
We romped and played together just
Like two great jolly boys
The family said the monkeys made
An awful lot Of noise"
You see they called me monkey, TOO.
Which teased my little sister,
l didn't mind. hu- baby did.
Because a monkey kissed her!
She said her mother shouldn't be
The mother 70 4 monkey
Indeed, she screamed and carried on
And acted awful spuuky.
But now my monkeys gone away,
] sold him to a grinder
And sisters sweet as sugar plums +
And | am Ionesome-kinder-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23

ANOIHEE OF 1IIE WANING C0MPOSITIONS
IL THE FEBRUARY COMPETITIONS.
To the Editor Of Little Mon and Women, New
York Tribune.
Sir; The coming Of Prince Henry to the
United States has caused a good deal OF talk
among US boys, and our geography teacher has
asked us to find out a much about him Vc
can, and TO try TO follow his route from Germany
to our country. l hear that he is TO land AT
NeWYork, and that l. a baltimore boy, Will
not be very likely to see him. though, like other
boys, am very anxious TO. If had the chance
to shake hands with him would do il with
great pleasure and should not feel that ! was
any the less a true American, for think he is
a good man, and cares very little for the pOmp
and show that nearly always surround princes.
Yours very truly, JAMES J. CORNER, JR.
Baltimore, Nd ~" Gage, eleven ycarS)
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
4 TOI on JOB.
From Chuns.

From ChumS.
Have you ground all your tools properly, as I
told YOU to do this morning, when | went
away" said a carpenter TO a lad whom he had
taken for an apprentice.
..AII bat the handsaw sir" replied the lad.
promptly Il couldn't quite get all the notches
out Of that"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
FIVE NEW RICE MILLS.

Contracts Closed for that Number in
Three Weeks.
Mr.. Phil Hoelzell representing Roland
& Gschwind Co. Of New Orleans stopped
over in Houston yesterday from Bay city,
Texas where he closed contract on
Wednesday for rice mill for the Bay city
Milling company Mr. Hoelzcl said last
night shat rice mills we're springing up all
over Texas and Louisiana ITO give you an
illustration" said sir Hoclzel, Il will
show you contracts that l have closed for
i've new rice mills in the past three
weeks" Mr. Hoelzell then showed them as
follows:
Hunter Bros, Crowley, La, 1900 barre
mill
Ahbeylle Rice Milling company, Able,
VILE La. 12OObarrcl mill.
Raync Rice Milling company, Rsyne, La,
-Oobarrel mill
jennings Rice Milling company. Jennings,
La S0O-barrel mill.
BAY city Rice Milling company, Bay city,
Texas, 12OO.harrel mill.
Mr.. Hoelzou viii leave this morning for
New o,leans to arrange for the shipment
N machinery for tho now mills. Each or
them will cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Temnle Tonics

Temple, Texas March 20,-The millinery
openings have been holding the attontlo,
OF the ladies' Of Temple for the past two
days
AT the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight the members and their friends viii
have social session, including some OK.
hibltion gymnastic work The Cahoon mr..
chestra win furnish music for the occasion
Hon George G. Pendleton and daughter.
Misses Myrtle ana Aria, Mrs. =. L. Downs
and Miss Matte Downs, CAPTAIN George
l.. Wilcox and Wife and Messrs. W Good.
rlch Jones and l.. f. Cowan left yesterIax
Tor Galveston to attend the state meeI.
ing ol the Bankers association Cantoin
ana Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. aud Mrs. T.. L,
boWhS ana Miss Matte Downs will 90 an
20 Cuba on the excursion planned there bv
the bankers. ~
Eils {. l.. MacmBnns and children leave
touUF Tor Dallas, where they iuin NJ
Macmanus In the new home there. Mir
Macmanus has recently been transferred
rom the agency OF the Santa Fe here to
'iS similar position az Dallas
christian Association left last night Tor
~ h"R h, CITY, called by the serious illness
pr. Lee knight Of this clty ana Or
D. burns Of Bartlett have arranged 10 lake
II stA weeks course Of lectures IN medicine
aI9 leave AZ once for New Orleans
roy roy Iennant, one-tlme Tcmplcte hut
nov travelling for the Tenant Sloe com,
Pany N ~ Louis. has arrungeh 10 make
,.a.up4e MS headquarters. lie has terri.
tors from Waco south
&T. W. {. knight has lust returned from,
business Walt 70 Marlin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
WINS FIRST PRIZE 5000.

Miss Ida NJ. Turner OF Bridgeport. Cooke
county, Tenn, the lucky person. Guesses
nearest 10 the correct answer IN the won
atriully successful guessing contest Of the
thatcher Medicine Company of Chattan-
ooga. Tenn
Last fall this enterprising concern or
iered prizes for the three nearest gucsses
as TO number OF bales az cotton the United
states would export during the month OF
January. 1902.
The contest was open TO any one purchas,
ing bottle Of the old reliable remedy. Dr.
Ihatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup and us
ing the coupon given with same One cou-
pom entitled the holder to one guess rhons.
Rhas took advantage of this idea and en-
tered enthusiastically into II. The Thatcher
Piedlclne Company's preparations have been
on the market for hfty years and all
through the South people know OF wonder
lul cures that they are continually max ng
rms made the contest more interesting as
every one krew that the Thatcher Medicine
company would do exactly what they stat.
ca. The United states Government has
Just reported that 973 l67 bales were ex-
ported during January. 1902
ID. NJ. GsiswOld, Girard Ala won sec
ord prize of $4,000 and ]. NJ. Harden OF
Emerson, Ga. guessed 963, 9G2. winning
thId prize of $500
The Thatcher Medicine Company imlnc.
diately sent their checks to the fortunate
contestants.
Every year DR.. Thatcher's Liver ana
Blood Syrup and Dr. Thatcher's Liver
Piediclne Increases In popularity This Ia
because they are the best OF the kind on
the market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
DANGEROUS SURGERY



Many people suffer from piles. because
after trying various }OilouS salves and oipt
meutS without relief or cure they come tu
me conclusion that a surgical operation is
inc iANf RESORT and rather than submit 10
the shock 1au risk to life of AN opprnt ion
prefer 90 suAnr on. very often. however,
the aifiiri'd one Is over persuaded Ia rrsorr
Z" me KIM" ana even though the opcratIou
~ apparently successful, and there Is com.
pete recovery from The shock incident
thereto tine result is invarIably inc same.
me piles sooner or later return because
lhelt cause has not been removed This re.
Hu'l Is q Logical one inasmuch as the knife
removes the e0ects of the disease only,
"hll' the cause remains as before There
IS ciaimrd to be a remedy which does re-
move ihr cause, hence erudicating the dis
ease and that Is the Pyramid Pile Cure:
~ II III the form of a suppository, is applied
uireciIF 10 ne parts affected, aud brings
aboul n complete cure. quietly and painless
y. In this connection the testimony of
Mf. Johh cullen Bryant, the well known
usual interest
81 desire to contribute an unsolicited. but
purely voluntary testimonial In favor of
pyramid Ille Cure. / have suffered for
more than twenty years with hemorrhoIds
ana have consulted numerous physicians
ana e&peud' vi a great deal of money for
medicines thHt did me no good / mad
otten seen Pyranad Pile Cure advertised,
nun hesitnted for months before buying
same, thinking II patent or quack rem
cay that had no merit but having tried
very 9tnrr remedy prescribed | was finally
persuaded one year ago to try Pyramid Pile
{ lure ] bought a hfty cent package at the
drng store aud while | may not be ppr-
manently cured, the past year has hecn the
9lA year OF my life worth living during
NE paSI twenty years, aud nothing hut the
Iyramd remedies have wrought this
ohange. | offer this testimony for the ben.
emit ot suffering humanity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
CITY BREVlTJEs


Tun regular Friday night hon will be
given ar Turner hail Tint. evening.
~ ."', '
eenfIing AZ M .banci n Sb.lrr, raar..a
,rt, r,r-.,,o..r,.. ,,.-,. .n...... f.,t,
ri .l. 81, '' '
rI,pe,.,rf -r."t u.f. ,l,,no,, ..gn
., ''' S..''" ''-' "''''''"' "' "-'
,..
''I w. 's',., 7 'n.I', ~, ~
m'", ~ ''"7, VIZ 81
,,fn ~ u.' 40 v.t. .,,.9 "''' ''' w '' N'"9'
Tho contest among al he bowling clubs
~ Houston Ter the Noyic cup win com.
test 10 be be pncd of G at acr ' Sa n!'' con
Ihere are tndehrcrCd t"legrams az the
otncc Of the Postal Telegraph Cable coin
pauy' liS Nam street. Tor General j. u.
Gordon. Ernest Gamble and Anuir Fulton,
Mrs Camiron VIII give tea under the
auspices Of tho IladIry EN9ri society NJ
thc home 90 MIS-. Edgar watkins l8lp Dai.
ms avenue, TINS afternoon nom 3 10 q
o'ciock
there was n very serious error "Thc hr.t
OF shakespeare historical works should
have read "rhe l1sr Of SnaLp.nr,,ra'.
historita works
There are updelivcroa teleproms NJ fhs
office nf tho Western Union Telrgrunh
company for II C. johnson Sy3uw & 70
william J. RuGiker ga V. Botcs, II. u.
o,,.t,,r ~ tor,,. 49,, .,..., 20 49,
,tt,r. - =" tg''t, ." ~ "iItEal 81 W.
a s.,1c. o,,, biJJ ~, 'N' i@.itg' gu
80 - ~, ar 90. " 1',gtH,cH LIZ
nnfil tbe f"iiovin, satrrGay , ,Ue W., H''N
49, tn, 80, ,.a, atf 90 -,
t ~. "'" f -, III i %" nt ~ % g.n.N
3esici' w. s c"il.n ing q, pattnlen,
WcKIr,,o1. tc0,,o Va a., - i'N,nSNe' ~
III. ain,T, ana tbcre ,gas r+ az o 5,N .'"9.u
=" ~" "' ' ''''l"S''
thc entral woman Christian Temper
suce lh1ou VIII hold an Important meeting
~ Tue chapel OF lhe central christian
chufch ms afternoon ~ O'Clock A pro
gram PROVIDED upon sclenuhe temperance
OBSTRUCTION VIII pc used All members aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. George Dobsou Of Galveston was In
the city yesterday. He brought little
red ribbon along with The inscription on Il.
- have voted 20 show that he bqd done
bis duty az Galveston before leaving hy
voting for the sea wall bonds
The following officers Of the banks In
this city We're in attendance at the
eighteenth annual convention NJ tho Texas
Bau6eIs' association IN Galveston yester-
nhF' Mt Tom G. Dunn, cashier OF r. W
n0use bank; Mr. J. g. McAshan. cashier
Or the south Texas National bank. Mr. 1
J. cannon cashier OF the Merchants Ma
tionai bank; Captain r, A. Relchardt, cash
Ter OF the Planters and Mechsnics, ~
tional hank; Mr. w b Chew. president Of
The Commercial National bank: Mfr A
Root cashier Of the First National hank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
THE RICE ASSOCIATION
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ORS IN HOUSTON TODAY.
An Important Meeting in Which Every
Person Connected With the Rice
Industry Is Interested.

Tho hoard ~ diro,tore ~ .h, rfso Asso.
''a'I VI u'l'o'o,S VI .NV +t.,.
todav Tbis ,s tho first meeting Of the
- - -, a. ~. 49, ,..,..i,ti,n
o""Iu eN'l n'.u III lcN"S' INC ''''
having been chartered under the laws OIL
tho state of Louisiana. The board of d-
rl.,,,... a.. ,.o,,,rosod 80 tbirt, ,,o,,hors as
I't'u'7 - Voinpostu o' 'nH'N 'i',
follows >. A. Knapp, president Lake
Chnrles. La; Nlron Abbott. first vice prcsi.
49, ,r...,a, -. Cs,,.,l,i ,,.uyo,, saooud
u'"'' ''oN 'e'' La os""," "iSV''
vice president, Houston. Texas, De J.. Ey.
ans. third vice president. Houston, Texas;
6 ~, ~, ,.,,r,b ,.t,, ,,,osi,l.rt
w. w '''""A' 4'u''"
New orleans. La; \. X. Allison score
tary, Crowley. La; II. c. Drew, treasurer,
Lake Charles faU l., Guov,lnp Gucy-
i''NV ""' ~ - ~ - ~ ''""'
dan, La: w. X. Farmer New IBERIA, La
W. G. Moore, Liberty, Texas; K'Nm.f--
hou'r, GaiYcston Texas d. /. nap9t, "'1-
ninEs. La; c. A. IoWtN, Lowry, Las j..
Dbboyal. Ir.. Rayne, La; j. II, BroussglQ
Beaumont. Texas; w. II. Hunter, JI.. M
ton, La william DunQNhht, l.akrSldc, I'A-
as; \. =. Borden, lIetce, l'NaS, Ju"h
Green, crowley la, a. haplan; Nr"Nl!'
Housion Texas. : r. g. Morse, Houston,
Texas; =. l.. Vineyard, Eagle Lake, reNasi
Frank VI. Hammond Nethrrlaud, IeAu,i H.
\. Sims Jr., ponaldsuuriue, La. J"hh
Scrcvcn. Jr., savannah, Ca, J. L. shepard,
Charleston, $. c.; lsudure Marks, Bay city
Texas, Henry Kahn. New Orleans, La.
As viii be seen, twelve of the directors
are from this state. md il has been jhe
aim and desire OF he officers to nav eve
I0N0s member of the board especially pres
ont at this meeting. Adyires have been re-
rriVpd from nearly all Of them stating that
they viii Inc here. The gentlemen cOmpu>-
ing TINS board are the leaders of the great
but thny stand hirh i'm lu.ircss circles mad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
sPEoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
TmE RnNEY,s RnYa

,Thls concert company has achieved dis
Ihgulshed success wherever II has given
America. The long experience Of Mr.. Roney
MS choir master aud voice trainer gives a.
assurance OF artistic work from his talent.
ea young singers Under the direction ~
me Ladies' association Of the First pros.
byterian church the Roney's Boys will rive
Z, concert In the lecture room of that chnrcb
March -. '' V'"' ID
'Roneys Boys are superb 80
Tallah8ssiau tFlordal: 'sThe audience
was hrst astonished, then startled, and
san Diego Cali Tribune: 'The hovs
show remarkable talent" "'s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
TWO HOLT RALLIES.
There Will Be Big Demonstration Tomorrow
Night at the Opera House.


opportunity tonight
The Will promptly
Saturday
Speeches will he made by Colonel Holt Mr.
n
OF
hot the
be well
o and ousto
concert by
orche
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lSnccIal 10 The Post

Key West, Fa.-Arrived: Lampasas
Aml, New York and sailed for Galveston.
Fort Eads, La.-Arrived; Asia OGerJ
from Bremen via Tyne, Cardin and Las
Antwerp; El Sligo (Am) from New York;
Costa Rican lBrl. from Liverpool Via Mex,
can ports; Holstein tGer,1, from Port Ii
mon Louisiana AM, from New York.
Salieu: Fly lBrl, for Port Atonio, ia
malea Fox HAL M, for Puerto Cortez
hiram tNorl, for Puerto Cortez
:, Belfast sailed; Rathlin Head (Brl for
Lizard Passed: orlel (Brl, from Calves.
ton FOR Bremen
Fort OF sabine Texas. March @U--Ar.
rived Schooner Scotia from st Johns,
Porto Rico, for Port Arthur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHALLENGES Unanswered.


The stewart people have not an
swered the challenge 10 show cause
why lIoustou's municipal expense
should more than double that Of
DaHas
They have not answered the chal-
lenge TO justify the conduct OF the
legal department conducted by Mr..
Stewart. whose costs Of tax suits
exceeded the tax claims
They have NOT explained how and
why policemen and hremen with
votes and influence are paid while
teachers for the mos, part without
votes or political influence are IN
paid
They have not promised the slight
est reduction In municipal expense.
They can not answer or Justify or
explain. They DO rot mean TO re-
duce expenses. They intend 10 per
petuate the presen; waste. They nre
utterly without platform or profcs'
sion that promises the slightest i'm
proyement in he regime Of the last
ten years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

- me delinquent tax roll OF the city OF
houston for the year 1901 will be adver
Used within the next few DAYS. An delin.
quent tax PAYERS FOR the above year wonid
40 wen 10 call at the office Of the city a.
SCISSOR and collector and settle same ana
VOID aH extra costs. James p. Welsh,
City Assessor and Collector