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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31

Excrciaes VIII Close Tonaht--Mr Wat
terson's Lecture.

Excreiaes VIII Close Tonaht--Mr Wat
terson's Lecture.
waxnbachiC TeXas. July 30 DR. Samuel
Phelps Leland of Chicago lectured Of the
Chautauqua auditorium last night on
"woHC Making" lie was heard by a large
audience
This was mission day NJ the chautnnQna
and topics pertaining TO that branch 81
church work were discussed.
At 10 o'clock Dr. w H. Black OF Mar
shall. Mo. delivered lecture on the ''troSg
and thc Tomb" This was followed by hn
address by Mrs. n. A. Lyons, a missionary
10 Innau Al 4 g. m. sermon WINS prench
cd nv Rev. T. q Mclean Of san Antonio
Tomorrow Is the last day Of tho chantnn
Qua and the closing cSerciscs Will nc con
Quoted ny the faculty Of rriulty university
At $40 in the evening Colonel Henry Wat
tcrson will lecture on Abraham Lincoln.
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Gonzales. Texas, July So.-ln the district
court the jury gave negro two years io-
assault to murder a white mau-
The Jury In the case Of Ed Jones, eolorea'
charged with the murder Of Jim Tones, col
orcd, has been hung since Monday evening
Pedro Alvarez charged With criminal az,
sault on a young Mexican girl was t s,,..
TODAY Ind the case given 10 the Jury ibis ls
epee was brought here from Wilson county
under the law transferring such cases ~ ~
the frat court in session In the disrssrt Y ~
which the crime Is committed Ing w
PENDANT pleaded guilty.
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Johnny COMES MARCHING HOME.
ne Boys All Back from Camp Mabry
and Had Good (Wet) Time.


im Houston Light Guard and the Hous-
/ y cavalry troop returned yesterday morn
III AZ o'clock from the encamrment of
zeae troops at Austin.
tue men were all in good spirits and re-
80 having passed pleasant and at the
4 're ume Instructive eight days in camp.
aal -. - houston companies left home on July
,bs, NV oFoke camp on Tuesday July ~.
8 iSs,,ss hocn' The companies carried about
$rnNgsSs Yer men each and on the drill
3serI a they set pace that made warm
Il X. ~ ne other companies to follow.
&cor,lo I%!uier boys say there was only one
&As koint 10 make, and that was against
&f,s1 V,Ivole weather that prevailed almost
fsaS throughout the encampment. The
Hbers az sss something fierce, as one Of the
E8sln ~ SlFsssed II, the conditions reminding
#stIns ioreibly of the state Of affairs ex-
%0ns az St the La Porte encampment IN
&sas ,,r ne attendance this year Of military
a M nethlng over 5000
$ssld ,re", VINO were spoken to yesterday
*ran ~ COED resulted from the encamp
fglesa,s me Houston companies made a
%6nngma.sa oWing and came In for many
Bslpsrs .niefy notices from the daily
4 ysrv sented In camp.
&llsht AZ ngn compliment was paid the
tosed IA the day the encampment was
S -! me troops started for home.
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Einht MAS SQUARE.

Beaumont Texas. July 3o-George j.
Common has returned 10 Beaumont aud
today has been sort Of center Of attr'e'
tiun. lie is the former well known caller
Of the oil exchange here and SId gr vt
make II the success II has been lic has
hcen nl through California during his va
cation and says that he saw the fam us
lcnries IQtzslmmons hght and that hr Was
sitting Mt the rugsdr In the press box
Alongside George Sler, Edltor hauehiol
ana the other notablcs aud thai he knows
souarc one Hc says that FltSslmmonS
received q hard blow In the sixth and tbHt
his friend remarked then that the u oW
would tell and he believes that TINS ound
was really the beginning of the end lie
saws that in the eighth Jeffries struck FlH
Two hard body blows and that after this
Fltz said I'm gone" He laughs az ibo
idea Of Fitz having said Now lift me- AMI
he declares that he could hear everything
as plainly as In n quiet room IN an ora
ingrv conversation
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ALMOST CUT IN TWAIN.
Richard Hazel Coored, Crushed Under
the Wheels of a Train.

Richard Hazel, Colored Crushed Under
the Wheels Of a Train.
Richard Hazel, colored was run over by
a Southern Pacific passenger train about
o'clock yesterday morning back of the
Acme mill, In the Fifth ward, and suf
fered injuries from which he died three
quarters Of an hour later. Justice Mat.
thcws was called to hold an inquest, but
there were no eyewtnesses to the acci-
dent From what the justice could nscer.
tain. he Is Of opinion that Hazel attempted
10 board the fast moving train and was
thrown under the wheels before he could
catch the hand rail. The body was cut
almost In twain.
Hazel was under bond in Justice
Matthews court in the sum Of 500 to
answer to the next grand jury on the
charge of burglary He was about % years
~ 100
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County improvements.

The county commissioners court yester'
a.. ordered the paving OF two blocks on
Capitol avenue between Main ana Milan
ttIeeto, -, 40 the work at the same price
~ NJ county Is now paying them on other
contracts. ,4r..tas ,or thu mr.
cphst Va a,acity Numerous road repairs
sinat ,o he Undertaken and considerable new
are .uct,nn works on various county
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VICTORIA NEWS NOTES.

Consumption Of Fuel Oil Increasing.
Shipments OF Cattle.
vlctorin, Texas. July 3o,~h uainioad OF
cattls w,s shipped this morning from u
Campo TO Kyle by Mr.. KuFk?ndall
Attract We flyers are out announcing very
low rates from all points ON the line e
Galveston on August ,Aecunt OF tue
Southern Pacific steamers. Ihe rate IRON
Victoria Is ~ 30.
The quantity Of fuel oil used In this see
ION IL confidently increasing. some dno OF
Inc amount may b" gained from the fact
that there were uiu- GERS received at an
fprrnt points on the lipe IN one DAY, 81
which Victoria received Ave.
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Last night a merry trolley wedding party
went TO Drummer and astonlshed Justic !,
Mcdonald by avalanching In upon him at
bis residence, furnishing bride, groom and
AM the usual Accompaniments OF a wedding
and asked him to perform the ceremony.
He Speedily pronounced Mr.. William H.,
How ard and Miss Nora Anderson man and
wife and the party reJolned ther special
trolieYn for the CITY.
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Wilbush-Bryan,

Justice Matthews was called upon last
night to unite In marriage Mr.. Ben Wal
bush and Mrs. Laura Bryan. me cere'
monv was performed az o'clock al the
room of Mr. Wilbush, Congress avenue and
Travis street, where the groom IS confined
20 his he'd not having fully recovered from
the recent umputation OF his rlsht leg,
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THE HACK ORDINANCE.
Comment of Travelling Salesman Who
Is in a Position 70 Know.

Comment of Travelling Salesman Who
Is in a Position TO Know.
A travelling man who reaches all the
large cities IN Texas was sitting in front
of the Rice hotel yesterday afternoon and,
noting the changed conditions since the
hacks took their stands around the corner,
said to a Post representative;
This is something like city never
considered it good business to see from
fifteen to twenty hacks standing idle ON
the street, to say nothing of blocking up
the entire street frontage Of this block
ii always looked to me as II business
was mighty dun In the hack line If they
could all aflord to stand here on one or
Two blocks In other places they are
hustling for business Mt the STATIONS and
are SO scattered that they don't miss a
fare.
In San Antonio, where they have those
wide and open plazas, they do not let tae
hacks stand next to the curbs NJ all, nut
they occupy the open space IN front Oh
the hotels and special resorts ana come
up on call or signal. There is twice as
much hack riding done there as in Hous-
ton never heard anybody kick tncrc.
They are not allowed TO stand on either
Main street or any other thoroughiure.
sven little Waco keeps the hacks off the
| main shopping streets, and they are not
| asphalted either. In Fort Worth you don
| md dozen hacks the entire length oil
| Main street, fourteen docks, ana Tue
| street is paved with brick instead of as
| phalt. They are never punched, but scat
| tered between the station, Hotel Worth
| and the court house. In Dallas no backs
| stand on the main retail shopping streets
| but cluster around the railway stations
| and the Oriental hotel, which Is on a com
| paratively quiet street. where traffic Is no
| congested. The appearance of Main street
here today Is a thousand per cent better
than before.
A city official who is in position wher'
he meets great many representative
people every day said yesterday to Pos
representative:
This is the most popular measure IN
new administration has passed to GATE, I
Judge by the remarks heard on al Sides
Every voice raised Is in approval, so "a
MS the people are concerned. and the on
onnosltlon or criticism comes from IA
drivers or owners. OF course, II Is nature
mat they should object to restriction whe
they have done as they pleased for 5
loni, n time, hut the great majority or tu
ncoplp heartily approve the ordinan'
which has recently become law ana IN
majority rules With this admlnlstratio
when mat majority Is for progress an
tns right.
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The Tribe Ben Hur.

Trlhe Beu Hur met last night and elect.
cd the following officer; CHIEF, A Is.
zimmerman; Judge, f. H. Holman; teacher,
Mrs. w i, Morrison, keeper Of tribate,
Mrs. J. Clark; scribe, +. w Taylor; cap.
tain, pr. Sandel; guide, r. Fields.
The new paiaphernalia has arrlScd and II
is A beautiful set, something new for Hons-
tcnians 10 see, as this Is the only tribe OF
Hen Hur In the city,
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shnriHs Office News.

Deputy sheriff wynne is out In the coun-
try serving citations. He will visit Wal
Ter county before his return.
Deputy Tcole lie In Spring serving eta
lions and will he absent several days.
Deputy Parker Is confined to his home
with sever attack OF the humps.
The Lext session OF the Harris county
grand Jury will be held In October.
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lniunction plsmlesed.

Beaumont, Texas, July 3o.-Judge Martin
dismissed the injunction against the Tread
away Rice and Canal company. which was
obtained before Judge Ashc az Houston a
few DAYS since by the Beaumont Irrigation
many from crossing the canal Of the older
company judge Martin really ruled That
he had no Jurisdiction and the result Or
that was to throw II back to the county
court. where the condemnation proceedings
are already pending The case Involves
some Interesting iaN points. Judge Mar
TINS decision Is Of courss q victory Tor
the TrendaWay company.
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Crowley 10 Play Locals.

Beaumont. Texas. july 30.-The baseball
enthusiasts are looking forward with much
delight to the bail game that is to be
plavcd here tomorrow between Beaumont
and the Crowley team. The two clubs are
20 evenly matched that the game Is al
WAYS a source Of much doubt either ot
crowley or on the local grounds. For the
game tomorrow Il is expected That watson
SiiI mitch Tor beaumont and Zehner viii
do the twirllng for Crowley II their now
short stop arrives on the morning train
and they have wired for him. The Gov,
ley team today completed three days
engagement with Nacordoches.
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st,MruIN' porN' ALL run wHiLE.

on Monday, August 4, the eyct'p9pular
Marie Fountain Theatre company will open
at the auditorium for limited engage
ment, and In honor of the occasion Man
ngcr schwarz will give car fare with
every ticket purchased at the Capitol
nhnrmacy before 6 n. m. on any day dur.
Ing the company's stay In Houston. rhe
oply provision TO secure the free ear far
is that the tickets be purchased strictly In
advance,
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u..,..uIlls Normal Closed.

Huntsville. Texas, July 29.-The summer
normal here has Just closed most sue.
cessful term, under the conducto.ship ,o ot
sam Houston normal The school was
conducted al the Sam Houston normal
building, where there were ample facilities
OF every description
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There was a four-hour wait for the train
might not rise too high during the Interim
and create "discord," the Light Guard was
made the provost guarl, ana the company
saw to It that the best Of order prevailed.
The run home was made without incident.
The JEFF Davis Rifles from Jasper came in
On the same train with the Houston com.
panies. There were tnirty-hvc men IN the
command and they spent d pleasant day in
morning on an early train for Jlsper.
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SAVE sryan n Elouri.hinn.

Judge sam II. Henderson OF Bryan was a
guest az the Rice yesterday. Judge Hen.
uerson says his iowa is the greatest In the
state for its size and is thriving In spite
OF wind. weather and politics The Hoods
nave caused considerable damage to crops
In BRACES county, he says but conditions
nre not yet serieus, Judge Henderson Is
he would ike very much for Il to ARRIVE
earlier at Bryan.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
City Has Scored a Victory Against
The Variety Shows.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR LABOR DAY
Injunction In the Treadaway Case Dis
solved--lnterest in Ball Games.
News Notes.

Branch offieo; The Posts Beaumont OK.
Acc Is az room ], Ogden building, corner
Pearl aud Crockett, southwestern tcle'
phone T34, with l.. II, Needy as business
Representatives and L, W. Greer az CORE
spondcnt, Subscriptions aud advertise
will receive prompt attention, Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as to dc
livery IL papers are requested 90 phone oil
otherwise notify the cfrlee promptly,
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sohen Resting Easy.

beaumont Texas, July 3o.-R. A. sehen,
the man who was reported IN this morn
lng'R Post as having his throat cut, =
getting along nicely today, md II Is
thought thnt he will recover from the IN
iurv lie "a receiving every attention pos.
sibie and at rational moments during tho
day nm effort has been made TO get him
know nothing OF 1t He thinks 1t was
done In his room at the Beaumont house,
but that is about the best that can be
learned
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sAAppeLL HILL COLLEGE.
New President Eeeted---mproVements
to Be Made.

CHANNEL mn. Texas. July 30 REV w.
X strother, A. NJ. the newly elected preSi'
dot Of Chappen nm Female college Is IN
the cliy buslly engaged Ia arranging do
mia f5r the opening Of the ran tcrm.
President Strothcr IS graduate ~ lho
Southwestern university of Georgetown
and hs wife Is a graduate NJ the N''th
Texas Female college Of sherman.
me hnsrL of trustees Is having both the
college and college home thoroughly rcpal.
cd. An students' rnnms VIII he repape.' 90
and newly furnished several mcmlrrs
win give somr time to soliciting 7tul'ntS
NM letters Of innuiry aud requests fpr
rotuiopucl nre being received, -Four ~ ~,
faculty Of last year will again accept posi-
tlous In tho school
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Terrell. Texas. July 2o.-Mr. c. r. SITES
was badly bruised up this afternoon by
his buggy coming uncoupled. he was
thrown out and the horse ran away with
the front wheels.
day. rae cotton crop 10 looking nne-
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Among the transfers of city property yes
+ardav was recorded the sale Of parts OF
,c,s 4 and s, block 4l6 and lot r. block
4ss, BY E. G, Lamb s,r 70 81, 5c +.P Jackson
the cv.hsr transfer worthy OF mention was
the aD ale 20 sir. A. Mart OF Calvert By
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Joseph jackson OF this city Of two houses
nj the corner Of Pierce avenue aud John.
son street, a residence GU Webster, be-
tween Austin and Caroline, aud another on
San Jncinto, beyond McGowcn. The con.
sldcration was $lf,rp.
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To Divide Offices.

Beaumont. Texas, July 30.-rhe city
ticket office and the agents office OF the
Southern Pacific are to be divided on Fri
day but so far the appointment OF the
CITY ticket agent hag not been announced.
III has been generally understood here that
Mr. James X Tooke would have the place
since he has been here for long time IN
universal satisfaction. bat The Post CORE
spondent has been unable to get any con
frustion OF this report today. No one IN
Beaumont seems really to know.
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For the Rosenthal Medal.

The ladies of the Houston Bowling Climb
held their regular contest for tho Rosenthal
medal last night 1t was won by Miss
Helen Dietzschoid. who made q score Of 80.
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THE LOCAL CALENDAR.

Auditorium: The Chicks and orpheum
s,nck company. Specialtles.
sboot for the gallagher medal az the
snMtb End grounds, Houston Gun club,
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Gates. Ennis. Texas. July Ok ].
cstes an old resident OF the Bristol COM
munity, died sunday At the hoSs OF MS
brother. w. J. Gates. q s n.s cy' ,r vnr
ffhss s auspices 81 the weedmen q ths
World.
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labor Day Preparations.

Beaumont, Texas, July 30. The meeting
Of the Trades Assembly committee, which
has already been mentioned. took place last
night and the labor organizations seem en-
thus'astic over their prospects OF a big day
here on September /. They are already at
work, as VIII be seen by the following APP
pointments Of committees!
j. II. Sllliman chairman; Il. b. Cannon
secretary, aud " r Eeks treasurer. Phey
also appointed the toiloWHs supcVlhul''-
iniltntlon-J. T. Chancellor. Mr. chau-
celor's duties are not general. lie was 9p-
pointed special commttet OF one 10 m
ylte the mayor, aldermen and other city
officials to participate In the Labor Das
Program Wainwright, chairman; Howard
Mustc-Poaiain, chairman; Gnmmou aud
krogh.
prnting Ecks, chairman; Mast aud God
kin. 49,,
Grounds aud privileges -Hownrd chair
man: Krogh aud Ecks,
Transportation Hambright, chairman
Cannon and Krogh.
Iast night the q neral COMMITTEE / Id d
called meeting at watch the subc9, - tter'
made reports and showed conf.derpple prog
ross In arranging for the eel htation. 1
was decided that PLATFORM SuASV reel U
1 be used for dancing, should be erected Oh
| the celebration grounds. and II was furthe
! decided that no Intoxicating liquors Wou'
7 be permitted sold on the greunds nor w9nI'
/ anyone be permitted to conduct any kind @
/ gambling device.
/ Invitations to labor organizations IA l.aG
/ Charles Orange, Port Arthur, Nruerlanu
/ sahine. Nacogdochcs and other cities wer
| authorized and ii is believed that most o
1 the plr ces will he represented. II was aus
! decided TO invite senator Bailey, Congress
man Cooper. Hon. V, A. Collins and other
| To deliver speeches.
They will hold an election Tor the purp9s
| nf sclecting Labor Day queen, wDtc
promises to be very interesting,
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Prohibition Won.

I,oyelady. Teras. July 2o,-The prohibit
t,on election passed on quietly. The re-
suit: For prohibition, 22s; against pro-
nibltion, 20.
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July 81, between the hours etc" MIR
Bane Noticed The Post of the mntter mud
everything was IN readiness but the wealth.
er. Day after day since then the forecasts
have been eagerly scanned. the clouds In
spected, but the signs and conditions were
until yesterday
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LETTING THE BIRDS 90.

.ncee.sful fight of homing pigeons
~,,nessed yesterday shortly atter
W. ttom the roof Of the Binz building.
weary week of waiting Tor taVor-
Ai's ..tAer. the conditions Mt last proved
sAs ~. and the pigeons, thirteen In num-
s'Vlaos uherated from their cage by
A Pane. agent Of the Pacific Elk
y -. company, Of this city In he presence
M ..,,ral persons, including members OF
4. Post stan. T.,
~ ~. beautiful birds hesitated not an In
ia INT as the top Of the cage or crate
f'al', .,,.r omen. all auttered out and
80 directly northwaro' .o,.
rev some slight wagering, as they
. A.ssta 70 get their bearings, the pigeons
kss.lIy disappeared In northeriy alreet 1nl;
sssdlnc for their nome ~ a., M''""uA'e' A''N
ns. S,stnnt on an air me.
nlea u .Tso weeks ago Mr.. Bnne received
'as s,a AZ pigeons from Milwaukee with
guy " sron, MIR. c. q. Loeber, secretary
M ~ Milwaukee district of the Natlohai
e@.a 10y Of American Homing Iige9n
,.uslsrs. explaining the mission OF tue
fansr' There were thirteen birds In the
fssvp,,h a nronerty of the Milwaukee Fed-
Jay ~ ~ Fauciers, and they were sent
tai Ma,,.ton for the purpose Of making q
IN, ~ Milwaukee which is one OF the
i Sss flights TO which carrier pigeons
s.ss ever been subjected.
PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS MADE.
According to information given by Mr..
p,ae. three previous flights of Milwaukee
.,,ors have been made from this city
m ouly one bird has ever reached home
rss ,peed OF the carrier pigeon Is esti
r,tsd at about ninety miles per hour, Sc
tsst with the interval Of q night rest,
~ blras ought to reach Milwaukee withil
,ssrty.four hours, but a number of Gle
nsnis will enter into such project as
,SIs to prevent its successful execution
Tie weather and accidents OF various char
.s,r NOT TO mention pot hunters, are thu
niuy obstacles that arise In the path o
4 M carriers, so that long distance flight
he seldom successful. -,
when Mr.. Bane received the pigeons hi
received Instructions to feed and watel
liam well and to liberate them On Tuesday
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EVERY SIGN WAS FAvOnApLE,

Nv hNl EA1N w as w OhAbL4Es
The sky was slightly cloudy, but was net
threatening as has been the case FOR a
week The wind was Just right and when
O'Clock came the crate OF birds was sent
to the Binz building, accompanied by
Messrs. Fred Schelling and Frank Run.
dolph of the Pucihc Express company. Mr.
Bane, accompanied by Representative OF
cepdcd to the roof and all gathered around
to witness the flight, In addition to the
above, Messrs, a. j. McMahon and W, S.
Morton Of this city were on hand to see
the birds off.
When the word was given at exactly LA
p. IN the top OF the crate was thrown back
and the thirteen birds rose as with one I'M
pulse and after slight scattering reunited
just above Main street to the north Of the
Bin2 building and started In almost d.
rect line toward the north. The watchers
could see them for several minutes as the
dark wings flashed against the SKY and
after veeTing to the right or left slightly,
| the pigeons finally disappeared In direc-
tion slightly east of north headed for their
Mr.. Bane and those most interested
| breathed a sigh of relief as the long de
| layed flight was at last so successfully ac
| complished, and all present hoped that
| every bird would safely reach the home
| station. Notice Of the arrival Of any o.
the birds will be sent here immediately
sheet forwarded, to Mr. c. g. Loeber, rae,
| secretary " Il. OF n. II. L. JJs
Eleventh avenue, Milwaukee,
Gentlcmen-l hereby certify that ! lib
| Grated the birds Of your district as PEI
instructions, and beg leave to report lin
following facts in connection with the liD
| grafton;
! Number Of baskets received, one: copdi
ton of baskets, sealed; date OF liberation
July 80, 1902; time Of liberation, "a p IN.
condition Of weather. fair; wind, south q
southwest; birds liberated In the presenc
of c. 7 Wlnstead and J., Taylor.