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The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28
Garland Stoves and Ranges
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1A West Washington Street.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm Indianapolis Postonlce
Thursday, Feb. -, 1902.

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be sent to the dead letter Office Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please say
they advertised. give date OF list and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery Of letters
by carrier TO the addressee's residence be
secured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly 10 street and num-
Der.
second-Request your correspondents 70 DO like
wise.
Thrd-Have written or printed request for re-
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Fourth-Use ink when addressing letters when
possible and leave sufficient space at top OF en-
velOpe for stamp and postmark.
Letters addressed TO persons known 10 be tran
sient should be marked Transient in lower
left-hsnd corner OF envelope. a. b. c. General
Delivery" similarly addressed letters. are
fictitious" and not deliverable.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Following is the
text of the letter written by Senator Till
man to President Pro Tempore Frye. which
the latter referred to in the Senate to-day:
"As soon as you shall have announced
officially that my name has been restored
TO the Senate roll / desire 10 rise 10 a Ques-
tion of the highest privilege, and as L do
not know whether you would recognize me
under the existing circumstances | take
this means of asking you to submit my
request to the Senate for permission to do
this and 10 give me an opportunity TO state
my reasons for doing So
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28
Spring Too Early for Loggers

DULUTH, Mimi, Feb 27-The earlv
break up in the logging region will cause
serious losses Millions of feet of timber
cut and ready for hauling will have to be
abandoned until next season. 1t is esti-
mated that the loss 10 the logging and lum-
bering industry will not be less than s1O :
600 600, and many of the smaller Ioggers will
be bankrupt.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28
Return of Admiral Cromwell.

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Rear Admiral 3.
J. Cromwell. United States navy (retfred)
recently I'm command of the Mediterranean
squadron. reached this city to-day on board
the steamer Lain. from Naples Lieut. /
r. Sypher and Lieut.. Commander J. H
Oliver. United States navy, were also mas
sengers on board the Lain.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28

Has been used over nifty years by millions -,
mothers for their children while teething vy,th
perfect success. 1t soothes the child soffsps fba
gums allays pain, cures wind collie rea1Ilstes
the bowels. and is the best remedy Tor diaTr -
whether arising from teethlng or other ca uses
For sale by druggists in every part OF the vvl,rI
Syrup p cents bottle 7
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28

action was entirely respectful. He did not
insist upon this suggestion. however. in
view Of the doubt in Mr.. Bacons mind.
The Senate then, at 1902 p. m, adjourned
until fn-mOrrOW.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28

question OF time The recent cough or oo,.
that without proper treatment NAV hsC|r,es,
chronic and last FOR months. can BE- rn6ica IL
cured by few doses Of that invaIuab Die r,eet'' =,
elixir Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Sold by druggists. '
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28
THE GRIP FOLLOWS THE SNOW

II can be prevented and the worst cases
cured In two days by taking Laxative
Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets. Z. w. Groves
signature on box.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-02-28
An EDITOR AT WORK.
Mr.. Alden, Editor OF Harper's. Tells of
His Duties and Writers Failures.

Harper's Magazine for March
"Office hours are barely sufficient for
other work than reading" he says, ''and
are subject 10 constant interruptions
the least pleasant or which are occasioned
by .he visits or new writer's who wish 10 be
sesn as well as heard. and whom also IL is
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Useful Articles for Inva1ids

Reclining and Rolling Chairs for parlor and
street Carrying Chairs. Wheeled Couches, Fooc
SteriIizers and Desiccators. Feeding and Sp
Cups. Electric Belts, Insoles and Batteries.
Tafh Cab
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Ladies'.

Albeit, Mrs. Sarah.
Beamer, Miss May.
Brown, Miss Ethel (5.)
Burleigh, Mrs. G.. n.
Blackford. Mrs. Geo. l..
Bottom, Mrs. Annie NJ.
Berner, Miss Hattie.
Bowers. Miss Ida.
Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Banks, Miss Goldie.
Bradshem. Anna.
Beasley. Mrs. Emma.
Baker, Mrs. Mary.
Bishop, Sarah T..
Brown, Miss Rosa NJ.
Camel. Miss Malinda-
Cronkhite. Miss Eva.
Crane, Miss Matte.
Cunningham, Mrs. ia
nett
Curtin. Mrs. Nell.
Cherry, Cecil.
Dunning, Mrs. Temple.
Donahue. Mrs. Lille
Dauseman, Miss Nir-
ginia.
Edwards. Miss Anna.
Evans, Miss DOras.
Fares, Miss Josephine.
Flaherty. Miss Lizzie.
Carver. Miss Martha.
Hoover, Mrs. Clara b.
Heckert, Miss May.
Hurt. Mrs. Sadie.
Holley. Mrs. Mary A.
Hash. Miss Sarah.
Hayweed. Mrs. Z. F.
Hartley, Mrs. Chas. ID.
Hunter. Mrs. Maggie.
Hoffhein. Miss Hattie.
Helms. Mrs. Cassie w.
Hetter, Miss Jennie.
Hilders. Miss Mabel.
Jones. Miss Kittie (2.)
Johnson. Mrs. Il. A.
Kisling. Mrs. Anna.
Kavanaugh. Mrs. w.
".
Lockerman. Miss Tude.
Lunette. Mile.
Mattox. Mrs. Ella.
McElhaney. Mrs. Min
ME.
Mitchell, Miss Rose.
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McGluen, Mrs. Hannah
Morgan. Miss Florence.
McCOrkle. Mrs. b.
McCabe, Gertrude.
Moore, Miss Dorothy
June.
Miller. Mrs. Frank.
Neishaal. Miss Nellie.
Oakes. Miss Hazel.
Okinholdt, Miss Ida.
Powell, Mrs. Henrietta
Parks, Mrs. a. NJ.
Porter, Mrs. Chas. w.
Quill. Annie n.
Riley, Miss Alice.
Richey. Mrs. r.. &.
ROdefer. Miss Nelma-
Rogers, Miss Mana.
Roe. Miss Letitia.
Rosenheiner, Miss Viz
gle NJ.
Robinson, Miss Lizzie.
Roberts. Mrs. Rosa
Rice. Mrs. Mary.
Smith, Mrs. Eliza.
ScrOghem, Mrs. Linda
Summer. Miss Lucy
Stewart. Mrs. Lola NJ.
Scott, Miss May.
Switzerland. Miss Dali
sy.
spurgeon. Miss vir-
ginia.
Starbrock, Mrs. Stella
Sigman. Mrs. Saman-
tha.
Swarts. Mrs. Kate.
Swannington. Mrs. SAL
lie.
Taylor, Mrs. o. p.
Tanner, Mrs Ben A.
Thomas. Miss May.
Thomas, Miss Laura.
White. Mrs. Warren II.
Whitlock. Mrs. Ida.
Woodsmall. Mary II.
Wright, Miss Madeline
c.
Walker. Miss Eliza
Wilson, Miss Eva.
Wise. Mrs. Ealy.
Ward. Miss Flora.
Young. Miss Lizzie.
Zieger. Nine.
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wM. III. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
224 and 22s s. Meridian street Indianapolis. Ind
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Miscellaneous.

Blaine. Jackson & Co
City Drug store.
Central Lecture Bu-
reau.
Messrs. w. l. Carpen-
ter Lumber Co.
HoOsier Col. and Rept.
Agency.
Ereka Detective Agen-
cy.
Hardwood Furniture
Co.
Indianapolis Soap Co
Indiana Farm Insur-
arce Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
G)URTGLA|AANTSLOSE
Citizenship Court at South Nc
Alester Makes Decree.
The Federal Decision OVeTTuIsd
$40. 600, 900 Property Involved
Court Claimants Must Now
Establish their Rights BY
Burden of Proof.

The ChoctAw- Ohickasaw Citizen
ship court sitting At South Nc
AIester yesterday handed down its
opinion 10 the test case. The de-
crees OF the Federal courts of the
Central and Southern districts CIV
ing ciuzenship TO about 1000
claimants we're declared null and
void. There were PAL DEGREES
from the Central district and 1856
from the Southern district, each
decree sffeciing many persons.
The amount of property involved
| is estimated at $40 600, 600. The
DEGREES we're made under provis
ions Of the act Of June 10, 1896, all
the cases having been appealed
from the decision Of the Dawes
commission.
The dccrees were declared void
on two legal grounds, because nc
tice Of such had not been served
on both nations, the two nations
owning the tribal property in com
mon, and because the Federal
courts had allowed additional evi-
ldence. when 10 the opinion OF the
Citizenship court they should
merely have reviewed the Dawes
commission.
The only way The cou.t claim
ants can now get beadrights is bY
bringing suit ia the Citizenship
l,sart. as many Of the witnesses
arn dead, or living In remote parts
Of the country. The greater por'
ton Of the claimants, who are poor
people, will be barred from par
llrcipation in the tribal funds and
lands. The act under which the
present court was created makes
this a court Of last resort, and the
court today announced that no
appeals would be entertained.
The case has been hotly con
tested by the ablest lawyers In th'
territory and Texas, and the argu'
ment Of the legal points occfPiet
five days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

Mems fancy Silk Snspenders,
highest class $50, rs and Sl.oO
Mems fancy bordered, colored
and white Handkerchiefs, 30, 70
and s1.00.
Pocket Books and Chatelaine
Bags new lot Of all that is
best in leather and cut steel
novelties. see the lot at p, 80, %,
s1.00 and S1.Eo,
Kid Gloves for Xmas Gifts
Our stock is full Of the best kids
in the city, Is, 81, ei.25, sl.50.
See our new lot Of Ladies'
Belts, blacks and coIors, 20, so
rs and ei.00.
ladies' Circular Shawls, see
the new lot at q, el.5o, g., s2.5t
and SO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
a CUTTING AFFRAY.
w. NJ. Aired, Of Bowie, Hurt in
Row at The Headlight
Last Night.

W. NJ. Aired, man from Bowie,
Texas, who has been in the city for
several days, was cut in the neck
IN row at the Headlight territorial
drink paFlOr last night about $50
o'clock.
The wound was made with an
ordinary pocket knife, and is a
serious one. A six-inch cash was
cut, extending from the back Of
tue neck to the right cheek. ex-
posing the iugular vein- Aired
was taken Immediately to the Of
Rce Of a local physician who sewei
up the wound and sent him to the
home Of Fl. r. Redwioe, where he
is getting along as well as could be
expected. Just what the tronble
arose over could not be ascer-
tanned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
A SENRAGE system
chickasha to Have one In Com
nection With Water.
Gale & Daub Granted Franchise
Ordinance Became a Law at the
Council Meeting Last Night
and Work Will Begin
at Once.

The city council held its regular
December meeting at the mayors
Office last night, the mayor presid-
ing and all the members present
except Alderman Smith. Routine
business was transacted, theminutes
read and approved, and the coun-
Gil plunged at once into the con-
sideration OF matters brought be-
fore it.
The report Of Chief Of Police
Hopkins was read, accepted and
referred to the auditing committee.
The report showed twenty-three
arrests for November.
.. G. Jones, of the Oklahoma
City and Southwestern railroad
company, addressed the council IN
regard to ordinance Ill, ana urged
that the bridge be built on Syth
street instead of Illinois ayeaue.
The matter was discussed at length
and large number of people liv
ing in the Frisco addition who are
interested 10 the bridge " were pres
ent. At the request Of Mr.. Jones
ordinance Ill was reenacted with
MINOR changes, but the locaLion OF
the bridge was not changed.
Attorney Holding, representing
the local telephone company asked
that the Bell people, or Missouri
and Kansas Telephone Co., be re-
strained from violating the city or
dlDances by erecting poles, wires
and phones. On motion the mayor
city attorney and Chief Of police
were instructed 10 protect the local
telephone company
Ordinance 12l; referring to the
fire limits, was changed so as to
allow the moving Of house within
the fire limits from q part of Q
block 10 any other part, by secur-
ing the consent of the rest Of the
property owners.
An ordinance granting a fran
chise for a sewerage system TO I
\ A. Gale and II. w. Daub, ths
wateFwOrks people, was read, pass
ed to third reading, voted on sec
ton by section, and became a law
The ordinance is a lengthy one
and fully sets for the manner o
construction, rates for service, AM
everything else necessary. II will
be published IN q few days. 1t i
the intention of the waterworkl
people to put in the waterwork
! and sewerage system at the sam'
time, thus saving considerable o
, the cost of one of the systems.
1t was late when the councl
concluded its business, and ac
journed to meet at l o'clock thi
afternoon. when more matter
will come up for consideration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
Read

kcd0
The list Of suitable
things for presents. It
may help you make se-
lections; Silk Handker
chiefs. Mems Suspend RS,
Collars and Cuffs, Dress
Shirts, Table Linen and
Napkins. Towels, Fasci-
nators and Squares, Cir
cular Shawls, Neckties,
Kid Gloves, Pocket Books,
Chatelaine Bags. Felt
Slippers, Satin Slippers,
Dress Suit Cases. Table
Covers, Hats and Caps,
Dress Scarfs, Furs,
cloaks, Skirts, Ladies
Tailor Suits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.

The very choicest and best Sc
lected line Of holiday goods in the
city, including gift books, scrsp
books, work baskets. toilet cases
manicure sets, glove. collar and
cuff boxes, ceIluloid goods, fancy
purses, bibles, testaments, mat
pic ures, bisque figures, dolls and
doll heads, box papers, ink wells,
pen holders, games, fire works and
hundreds OF other pretty things
See the doll to be given away
Christmas. one chance with every
25c purchase.
312 At Booths Bookstore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

The new day circuit which is to
be put on by The Chiekasha Elec-
trio Co, will be in operation by
Ma, j. The first business probably
will be the starting Of q number Of
electric fans which viii be put in
by our merchants. 1t will be a
case Of irst come firat served with
the company, as they expect to
have all the business they can at
tend 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

Last season Tor Christmas ne
bought fine line OF drop stitch
hose. They we're all right bat the
trouble was we dad not buy
enough. This year we bought
about four times as many and we
expect to please everybody. The
Famous, Jackman & Lemon.
307 II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

II you want to buy stock cattle
see Murray a Roach, 3I4l Chicka-
sha avenue. over Morgan s. Cribs
dry goods store. 3l5 Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

Buie & Wallace has just received
a car Of stoves of the latest de-
signs. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19

Go to Ray Bros, 322 Chickssha
avenue. for all kinds Of bakery
products. Phone 2I7. sos 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-19
cHIckAsHA MERCHANTS SHOULD PREPARE FOR THE !

Silk Opera Shawls, the very
best, 81, 50, $3.50, a and 5.
Ladies Fine Furs, from 9oc to
$4,000.
Ladies' Monte Carlos, Blue,
Black, Light, Tan and Castor,
handsomely stitched cuffs, col
lar, and bottom. box pleat in
back, all wool kersey -.s9.75
Ladies' Opera and Dance Slip
pers, beaded straps and toes,
finest kid .....,.-.....-$2.50
The aIl.over patent, stripes
French heel ..... $3.50
The patent vamp, with dull kid
back, French heel 5 stripes, with
little satin bow on each $3.50
The 5-strap neat and plain all
over kind ~. ........-. .--.S2.O0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
King Notice " and His Queen Jesse H. Jones and Miss Clara Robinson
ON THE LAST HALF.
Three Days of Fun and Frolic Are Sped-Long
Last the Three Days Yet to Come.

Houston superatlvy bag
knows IT, 3" taere are enough people
apaance at meal times then from
outside
has shown t4om better times this is
Hesions "a she
hospitality one the pleasure
VIII give her To break # the follow
II has been week for the children
standing where the waters meet They
nurse along attend TO their naon a were
vale did
eang night ana the Nouoh parade
OUT SO many In fa that the human
% " inc streets out tue confetti aud tin
the people the larger share Of fun to
arecord for drawing
Cove as Wen ad no city has been aud Kent
them moving with as little friction
Is due In very great measure
VITA the object goolt leplln,
the
nous business The Nofsuoa hall
mere sun seems TO he considerable attraction
ana speculate
indulge haircut alive,
further desperate straits
Ne aelsnt IN nearing the sreers spiel in
closure and seeing things vo+cbtn Il, IN
small ''''''e'' "Iueinouthcd
Eat the greatest and missing b ,
H vi your 'S' saS ana doing rasmc blocks ~
Ever thing IN fact is gay glitter atbrb win ~
TN ana music the eye charmed with 'sn
tho"n To- the Winds the will Is
70 whom with
euy Of all Is that the With tbrc, anu A
n'a os sHR await u.s. and our visitors u rs
Mss'a nut when they home ureroo a us
/ 's' TO what
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
oeoRsaseessosl ooseasso1
SECOND DAYS CONTEST
S. NJ CRAIG OF BURTON WINS FIRST
PRIZE ON THlRTY-SIX SECONDS.
c, MeCor1Ioe, Yesterdays Winner, Not
q Contestant-Seeond Money Won
by Sam Allen Of Harrisburg.

The fame Of Tuesdays cattle ropins con
test having been noised abroad through
out the land, yesterday afternoons per
fogmuuce OF Texas rough riders saw the
grandstaud aud all the hlcuchers at League
park packed TO their utmost capacity by
an interested audience. They were there
to see the fun, ana were not disappointed,
for the fun was there
Although there had been twenty-five en-
tries announced, only sixteen contestants
appeared on the hnal showdown, Nc
Gounigle Of Loyucca county, the world
beaten and prize-winner of Tuesday, did
not enter Yesterdays contest. prcfering
to rest upon his laurels Tor awhile. He
Will, however do his fancy stunt with the
rope again today. He was on tSe grounds
yesterday and received many cougratuln-
tions on his performance the preceding
day.
Frank Slidmore OF Victoria was the hrst
one lined CUT for an OLD buck out he
took too much time with his throw and
tie The marshal's dag tell on l;34&.
5. Nj Craig OK Burton was the next en-
tTy. The steer emerged from the chute
as though he had been creased for tue
occasion, huJ the Burton boys perform.
and ticiug followed like streak OF chain
lightning, ANA the brute was fast 10 tuutJ
siN seconds, This won hrst money.
h. q, Damon of BraEorid county scored
a goose egg
Oscar Scott OF Fort Bend county scored
LIE,
a. W. Davis. also FROM the same county,
enjoyed better luck, and had ouly 81 sec
VuGs marked against him.
=. NJ Allen ~ Harrisburg rode the same
hulac NE used tuesday bat had 70 cross
ont his "critter' twice before he GOT "a
chaucc az tie tie Alien worked like clcc.
'VlcitN. though. and after the second cross
mc-0ut Inc steer was out of tue game.
for ever Tbis performance oil Yonug
Allen. Who Is "A Houston boy, only cost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
MIsTook THEM FOB neuNs.e

An Awkward Mistake Was Made by
Three Bold Crooks Yesterday.
In criminal technology crook Is called
\ gun"
Three OF them made mistake yesterday.
ana this Is how Il all happentd The Grim.
inals boarded n badly over crowded Heights
car expecting to harvest a rich amount of
plumber from the passengers. With a
coat hanging over his arm, the operation
OF picking a pocket Is thus generally ear.
ried cu under cover
Three detectives tired and warm also
boarded the sUmc ear. Their coats wore
on, too, the owners trying "a cool on
About thi, time one OF the guns he.
San oncrutions, but heavy hand ana a
giun voice caused him to stop for 4 mo.
meuL 10 was one Of the detectives. nut
th0 gun only remarked "lpavl ma
alone. won't you'll He's my game" ndl-
eating the prospective victim ana em.
phaSi2ing tho poSscssivr pronoua
Guess n0t' drlly remark q the OH
Ger, hashiuc his star, You're nay gamei''
Then what change came over tho
would-he plckpockct's facet
Good LordF be caspcd feebly, II
thought you were enc 81 usr'
There were three detectives ana three
guns" on that car-oue apiece, aud three
new faces behind the bars down az she
police station,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

A SEVERE FALL

eeores Glass Thrown f,,,, ~.
Uorn9 the No-Tsu-oh Parade % 50
Dur'ng the No.Tsu-Ob nsrss.
before last Mr. George GIoss ,4 ",sn
one Of THO marshals Of tho ns,.an Dp w
me victim q qu'te a severe 1c,,4.a; ~
Glass takes delight An rl5i,, 49, 80 ~ n
SPIRITED horses and the ono ~, '''i'
sn ulsni 70 question was esBe ,ion,' 2 n, ~
r WhHe ne was showing rbn ltH's
eogi5e ne :. could Put up in the way 'p ~ M
or became loosenei. ttrc-'i, 1,n Lrok.
i XIV 10 me ground DESPITE fbo sc,sr 1928
pipotT1iS1' linen he had received. hows,se err M be
suffered an ''i immed gIP2n rem.9,pnting, hit
hhs sa9 this time falling man NJ g. N,
n n95a' tae thumb p which MS d,s NE Y
Glass Is sanl lqIo his palm VIII M
nor thought that he aeeidenfs nslln, 4 is
~ permanent injury "ll result
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

somewhat better and anished M In .104,
rhis wound up me r0pinc
VIII Pickett the negro coyvboy froo,
Taylor repeated his performance NJ ves-
teF3ay, bgt not quite So successfully.
Pickett did not take BIS snectaeilar Vida
upon me onlmals back and cxnerience 4
great deal of. difficulty iu getting him
aowned, but hpaiy succeeded holding ip
ITS teeth the auimal's nose When me
negro nnahy released him that stecr was
mAQ SUI the way throgh aud tried 10 *
scute little Spanish builacht On his own
noes. mt Was. nnully roped and draerp6
ing anyone 80 ihlut
the afternoons eptertaismept w
The accommodations 49,, ...,,. ~,
I inaR,AseWent courteous ana attentive snd
$1,000 ,''t t,, islt me grounds with the OK
pestrio5mance' which Viii he given Is ms
entire pV sNI,. me , champion roncrs Of he
steers ,t, zach ana the negro Viii re ,pe p M,
i1V'.d ' ,s,,, heese performance some ont
q fnish. aiso ne ridden 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
The No-Tsu-Oh Ball Was the Growing Glory OF
the Annual Visit of King Notice.
OUTsHONE THE FABULOUS WEALTH OF ORMUz OR OF IND.
The King Was Mr. Jesse H. Jones and the Queen Miss Clara
RobinsonThe Gorgeous Costumes of Royalty and Nobility
Decorations of Hall We're in Keeping With the Occasion

deafcning. Two heralds IN court costume
announced the approach II The queen. and
her coming was preceded by the arrival
Of her suite Mrs. O. T. Holt, special
matron Of honor, entered unoscortod aud
was Immediately followed by the matrons
OF honor, Mesdames John Mcclellan and
Jon KILLER; G. A. Mistrot aud r. 3. Nor
rls; n. S. Medium Of New York city aud
W. -. chew; J. Allen Kyle and w *
Morrow; Walter Gresham OF Galveston
and I. D. Cobbs Of San Antonio; Mrs.
Howard smith and Mrs. X. S Loyett,
Mrs James Adair aud Mrs. MCFaddeu OF
beaumont, Mrs. 5. r. d. Morse aud Airs.
MCFaddeu Of FiCtcriu.
hled upon the stage grouping themselves
with the mAtrons on either side OF the
throne. They were MesuamcB Nary Nc
Asian. Chlilie Jones' lloweue Mdstctsoa.
Bessie Clark. Marguerite White, Mamie
Bolts, Emily Scott. Jean Cannon, Laura
Franklin aud Blanche Wood. They We're
followed hy the special maid of honor
4 flniore OF trumpets signalcd the ar.
rival OF the queen, and she assembled the
throne accompanied by her pages, Master
Robert Morris, lr, and little Miss Marian
Hot Seward. The Queen was apPliudsd
again and again.
As the coronation proceeded and identity
OF the rulers OF the mystic land OF Tektnm
ter OF excitement told OF the Intense Ia.
iorcst felt at that moment in the Carnival
festivities.
Inc n,ng. Jesse II Jones
The Queen, Miss Clara II binson.
Mr. Jones Is one az Houston's energetic
and successful young business men, mem
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