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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

No. so. Improved Ordertof Red Men, has
elected the following list Of officers TO
preside over the councils of the tribe dur
ing the year 1902. These ofhcerselect viii
be regularly Installed at the first regular
meeting Of the tribe IN the new year:
Robert L. Breeding. sachem Arthur n.
W. stall senior sycamore; u. L. Peterson,
Junior sycamore; John +. Y. lvey, prophet;
l'etc u Brennan. chief Of records; DR..
W II. McEroy. keeper of wGmpum: Louis
RCsner. colecto rot wampuri; W. W.
Williams. Trustee long term; John +. Y.
Ivey, trustee of .wigwam; Joseph ). Carter
nul John + y lvry, delegates to the
great council; Henry c. PfIesGer and Tony
Gargano, alternatcS.
HANSoN-LA ROSE NUPTIALs-Last
evening at s:25 o'clock Rev. Evander Am
mons, pastor Of the Tabernacle Baptist
church, spoke the happy words in a beau
tlful ceremony which made Mr. W, b.
Hanson and Miss Agnes La Rose husband
and wife The to-be bride and groom.
accompanied by the father and sister of
Miss Agnes La Rose, went TO the boarding
house where Rev. Ammons boards. No.
20OT Union street. aud tho ceremony was
performed there The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Ia Rose who conducts
bakery on Washington street with tho
groom who Is associated with his now
fathcr-in-law I'm business The newly mar
ried couple viii make their home with the
brides parents on Washington street for
the present
HIVE OF THE MACCABEEs. The char
ter OF Victoria Goodman hive No. 40
Ladies' Of the Maccnhees, has been duly
closed with membership Of sixty mem
hcrs. Officers elected for the ensuing term
are: p. L. C.. Sarah P. Dawson; l. g.,
Mamie Kari; 1t. c.. Matte Morrison II.
X. Katharine I. Dawson; r. X, Fred0nia
Ford; chaplain, Mary Farrell; NJ. A. Jane
b. Grant: sentinel, Fanny Weiss Picket,
Christina Villoret; C. Of G.. Dee Asnauta
I nuclas: sergeant, Clara Bender Six couples
az guards have been appointed and now
the holidays are over expect tot enter
I heartily into the drill work. The Dive VII
install Officers January 10
a DELAYED CHRISTMAS TREE. -rhe
children N ST. Johns Episcopal mlssior
met AZ the mission yesterday aft.ernooH, al
O'Clock and after a brief talk by Rev
Stnarl they proceeded 20 the residence O
Mr. q w I'harp where q beautiful Christ
mas tree laden with cnndy and{ fruit anr
rcmemhranceS for al awaited them. Ate
/ the distribution Of presents the ch'ldnI
enjoyed themselves PLAYING sPines. ih'
I tune 20 go home came all too soon.
A COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.--Mrs
W. II, Taylor will give a dov, german a
her residence at o'clock Thursday after
noon complimentary 70 Mr.. afld Mrs. Pitt
man, Mr.. Pittman is brot per OF Mrs
TAYLOR and viii he here on his bridal tril
with his bride. nee Miss Ten pell whom
he will marry al Ceihurn, Texas, on Wed
neSday' January $.
! A COUNTY MAP.~Mr vThitty, sur
veyor has lust prepared and published
new and very eomplets map OF q arrs eoun
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MunleIpaI ownershlp and PoIItIos.

TO the EDITOR OF i ne EOSt.
see that municipal ownership club
was organized at Bryan hail last night and
plan mapped out to organize these So
called municipal ownership clubs In all OF
the wards of the city.
One OF the features Of the meeting was
that committee on candidates was
created, presumably TO select candidates
TO run for city offices.
This gives the snaN away and makes
clear the purposes OF this Organization
that 1t is q scheme in tSe interest Of cor
tain men for ofdce. ~ fact, It looks TO mo
Ike the same old crowd that fooled the
people twice before.
The way TO ge; munlclpal ownership and
the city ought TO lavc It, as TO water, any
how--is TO elect men TO sf1ce who can he
trusted 10 carry out the wishes OF ma
people.
Two years ago the people listened TO
these sapie municipal ownership" patriots,
aud elected Il fell ticket pledged to that
purpose. The people know whether these
pledges have oeen kept, aud they ought TO
know whether or not thls same crowd can
again be trusted. Observer.
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ranging for the greatest and most sue
cessful celebration Of the anniversary Of
Bobby Burns birthday ever held in this
city. The society viii hold a very import
ant meeting at Caledonlan hall this oft r
noon at o'clock, at which the officers re-
quest the attendance and presence Of every
member. The committees are hard AT v crk
ana the progress they are making rnI the
assurances they are receiving make tht IN
feel sure mat the 1902 celebration will
eclipse all others heretofore held. The Ia
dies committee on refreshments fer the
celebration on january "a net AT Gale
donlan hall Friday evening ard organized
by electlng Mrs. Isabella Hogg chairman
The members exchanged views on the menu
TO be served and We're unanimous IN the
pare and serve a better suppe: nan has
ever been served by the s)'iety retire.
This committee VIII hold another meeting
next Thursday, January o. at the hall ut >
p. m, ut which the menu to be SERVED and
the program will be completed. II is safe
ia prrdiot that this bill of fare will be
Scotch ''frae" the. proverbal 'Haggis" tae
the Dot and Doris"
INTERESTING HEBREW CEREMONY.
Tho ceremony of presentation Of the
Sepher Thora 1--WE books Of Noses by the
Dikor Cholim society to the ORTHODOX con
gregation Adath Jeshurun will take place
this afternoon commencing at o'clock
MT the synagogue. corner Preston avenue
and Hamilton street The following pro-
| gram will be rendered:
Addresses by RABBI Simon Gazer and
others
The filling Of FIRST and last paragraphs.
| The sale of quotations.
Hagbc Ghelele.
! Ten Hnk0fes
Taking OF the sepher Thora 10 the ark,
! Opening Of the ark.
| Placing Of the Thora into the ark
| Me Shebernch by Messrs Hurritz and
Closing addresses.
This Is the first ceremony Of the Kind
! that has ever occurred IN Texas. II Will
he conducted strictly according TO the old
orthodox Hebrew custom. All are wei
come,
NEW YEAR SONG SERvICE.-rhe soma
service OF the First Presbyterian church
this evening will be IN the nature Of q
New Year service. the selection BETTING the
occasion
The quartettc. consisting of Mrs. f. a,
Peden, Mrs. Balus Allen con,ralto; Mr.
C. z, oliver. tenor. and Mr. n r. Gates
hasso will hc assisted by Mrs. + B. L.
Fnyette Of ST. Louis. Mo.
The following will be the musical seicc
tlops
ounrtette-"A Hymn Of the Homeland"
---.--..,.-r... '.-''...-'' sullivan
soio@aahe Good shepherd" VAN de Waite
Mrs + r La Fayctte
Qnariette-"There Is Holy city" shelle'
oasrtette The Quiet Sea" Blakes;e
ouartetie--"Hagk, Harkl My Soul"
..--.....-.,....- ,,.....-..,.. shellel
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY.-A delight
tuI New Years eve party was given b.
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San Angelo Changes.

san Angelo, January 2,-Mr. s. c. john
son has been installed as local manager
for the Grant Lumber company.
H. H. Slgman & Co. and ]. ID. Rawis,
dealers IN feed stutfs, hides. furs, etc,
have consolidated.
Garrison & McCasklll owners OF The
Fair" have retired from business here End
shipped their upsold goods to Temple,
where they will reopen.
j. H. Smith & Co are retiring from tae
grocery line and will put In ladies' and
gents furnishings, notions, etc,
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Channes al Giddinua.

Glddlngs, Texas, January 3,-Mr. E. ].
Neitsch, who for the past several years has
held down position In the grocery depart
ment al w. A. Knox's, has associated HIM
self with Mrs. A. |. Thomas and will en-
gage in the grocery business at this place
under the arm name OF Il. j. Neltsch q
Company.
August Teineri. who has been with
Messrs. j. c Hillsman & Sons the past
three years has resigned his position
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church, officiating, after which the remains
were inferred In the German cemetery.
The following gentlemen were selected aud
acted as pailbenrers; u. l.. Laird, John
Clay, william Black and ]. q. CASTOR
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ty. showing the different surveys and land
tracts In the county. all the railroad lines
and the county roads. II is valuable as
an up-to-datc publication.
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truder's face as he llmped OF. II was
white. The police say they have clue
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A BOTTLE OF
SG|N0ldpJCHJ
FREE!
lures Diseases of the Kidneys,
Ri Bladder and Prostate Gland.

\. WHAT 1T WILL no.
hlstuSrfs Gin and Buchu will clear up all
n deposits In the urine.
n Mil relieve AL pain In the Bladder,
~ ktdneys. Small Of the Back.
L will cure Diabetes.
u Will remove every trace Of Alhumen.
IL will stop Frequency 81 Urlnation.
It will positively cure propsy.
tkNtl both prevent and cure Bright
A 4fse3se.
Il viii stop losses and relieve Distractions
WIN cure CystitiS and Enlarged Pros
tate Gland.
IT ciehtes a. tremendous appetite and per
a feNt digestion. :,
|Osit tbnes up. heals and strengthens al
tuaQus membranes, and hence cures all
c}'nS Of catarrh, whether OF the MAdaer.
>sfr<t1fe gland nosP. throat. stomach or
lIfcnehial tubes IL Is pleasant TO take.
~ Ssonft's Gin and Bpchu 81 per bottle All
BfyiEk,kts or by express, prepaid. 10 prove
[. / fiR'es a sample hs'tle sent fEee and pre-
la}a ID any ono wstgt Stnngt Drug Coz
hti4otn. Ca. Don't hesltnte a. write, IS
, h have. set aside 1000 BOTTLES tor Tree
<ttttIhution. so that every one may know
|lAy personal trial what stuart's Gin and
! Wrkp VIII DO. There are NO condit 'ons, 50
<rltest once SOD In Houston ~ pg'
Q2 Main street.
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Our entire stock Of store fixtures for sale but ~ not be
turned until stock is sold on Fixtures consists Of
Counters ShetOgs Nickel Plated Wldogv Fixtures, tsvelOe
station Lazuson Basket Carrier System ten pla National
Cash Registers large iron Safe qUh Burglar Proof Chest
Office Fixtures Cloak Cases Cloak Racks French Plate Glass
Folding Mirror Sewing Machine, Sho1v Cases Stools
Bundy Automatic Time Register Clock, showing the time of
arrfOal and leaOhg of employees, etc.
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NEW YEARS EVE PARTY.-A delight
fuI New Years eve party was given By
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Douglas ns "a prlnter.

stephen a. Douglas, although not
recognized as such by the craft. was q
one time printer. The story of how he
and Long John" Wentworth came to
gether on printing proposition Is still
atloat. hat In such close quarters that
It il not often heard. Mr.. Wentworth
was printing The Democrat in Chicago
In 1898 ana struggling to remove an
Indebtedness Of about $1,000 Douglas
called on him one day and said that he
had some handbils that must be print
ed at once.
"All right" answered Mfr Went
worth. "but the facilities OF this office
are limited 10 You want ten or hum
dred Of these bIl!S!"
The Little Giant" said he believed
200 or perhaps more would be needed.
Every we'll" was the response. You
Will have To turn printer yourself IL
ron expect to get them today"
The bill was set up and placed on the
hand press Then Douglas was given
special instructions how 60 handle the
Ink roller. 4 big apron was put on
him. and he reformed the menial
work45f fJller boy. linking the types,
while Nr. Wentworth worked the
press.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Criticized the Wrong House.

'I've made bad breaks before, but !
certainly eclipsed all previous efforts
out In Cleveland the other day" said a
we'll known business man. "A business
friend met me at the station and said
we would drive around bit before go
Ing to his new home. He slowed up n
bit as we drove around curious look
Ing mansion In which several styles OF
architecture had been mixed with ter
itble results. | was forced to exclaim:
what fool was unkind enough 40
put up that monstrosity"
my host then took me to his club for
dinner. He said In explanations:
I'VE will dine here, because have
headache. and the fresh paint odor OF
my new house might make 1t worse
The next day another friend showed
me my first friends new house. 1t was
the monstrosity Of the day before
New York Tribune.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
shooting RuttcriIcS.

An entomoloSist In South America
tried his utmost, with the aid Of tae
most up to date appliances, to secure
some specimens OF n beautiful sWli
towtall butterfly. but with no success.
The little creature never came low
enough CHANGING to meat a native
after one Of his many futile attempts,
be mentioned the fact. The native IN.
dertook to procure several live speci.
mems for a shilling apiece and on the
following day presented himself to tht
delighted naturalist with six butter
flies. 1t was not till tn entomologst
was about to leave the district that he
disclosed bis method.
The natives are very sh,llful In the
use OF their blow gun. often killing big
game with darts blown thcrefrom. In
this instance the man waited till the
had settled. then blew pei.
let at tt with sufficient force TO stupefy
1t for the time The capture was easy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Order In the Hnuse.

The French parliament was not al
ways famous for the excitement and
turmolis OF It's debates In the old
monarchIal days. before the revolution.
the sessions Of the Old parliament
were exceedingly dull and pross al
fairs.
One day. 1t Is related, n noble count
was trying to make a speech. and a
very prosy speech it was, while all the
other menbers were either chatting OF
resting
PreSently the president OF the body
.ropped slightly with his baton.
"lf those gentlemen who are talkino
to each other" said he. would kind,
make no more noise than those ce1
temen who are snoring 1t would b.
much appreciated by those gent!enrf
who are trying to listen"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
A Cura In the rniIure.

"Did you ever notice that. as a rule
the persons who seek death and are
rescued from the grave never court the
society of the dark angel again"
The propounder of the question was
a hospital physician, and he proceeded
to explain;
What mean Is that Of all the per
sons who attempt suicide and are foil.
ed but few try self murder a second
time, Probably one.half, IL not more,
Of all those who try to kill themselves
are frustrated. The percentage of those
who leap into the dark river a second
time Is exceedingly small, | have tried
to discover the reason for this from the
lips of those who have gone through
the terrible experience, but | have NOT
met with success.
cit is queer that persons, after dcyot,
inS weeks and months to cousdera,
ton of so momentous a question and
deciding to end their existence. should,
when tOled, declare that they We're
fools and swear never to do the like
again Yet this Is what is done in Il
large majority Of instances. Those who
have stared at death seem To live lifc
anew. The past Is etfaced, new hght
seems TO have dawued. The sunshine
Is dcarer, the air Is purer. 1t is the
conyalescent taking great drafts OF the
outdoor air with II keenness OF relish
that was unknown before"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
CHINESE HATS.
Queer Head Coverings That &S~
Worn In the Celestial Empire.


In China the retainers and guards
wear special hats to indicate their Of
fee. The ensigns wear n wire struc-
t,lre resembling Il sugar loaf and rat
trap. 1t IS foot high and Of no earth
ly protection against sun or rain. The
chair coolies use hat something like
their employers. but t1lttcr, cheaper
and without button or feather The
boatmen have n storm hat made OF rat
tan and bamboo. which is never less
than n yard in diameter.
A servant who Is scribe and valet
combined Ia marked by something that
looks like a two storied or three sto,
rird cooks cap of four sides. The pre-
vailing CoIGr Of the structure Is vcr
milton A mournrr wears Il turban
made by fastening a long cloth OF
grnySh yellow hue around the head
and allowing the ends t. fall down
behind to the small Of the back. An
other stvle covers the head. temple,
ears and back OF the neck and Is n ear
feature upon the steel morions OF the
middle ages, descendant OF those tall
bats upon he heads OF thc~ captivcs
that are drawn upon the papyri and
tOmbs of the phnraohs. Still another
funny shape Is one which looks as IL 1t
were the remnant Of felt hat from
which the brm had been fTregularly
torn,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
The Greenlanfi shark.

The Greenland shark is well known
as zoe to whalers. 1t will follow u
dead whale to the ship and show no
fear of the men while they are engaged
in cutting up the prey, biting out Jumps
from 1t as big as a mans head. Some
times it happens that a man will fall
Off the slippery side Of the whale close
by the shark. but the latter never at.
tacks him. being intent upon gorging
itself with the flesh Of the cetacean
The most severe wounds from thrusts
OF the whalers' knives will not per
suade it to desist. This species of shark
Is often partly or wholly blinded by a
parasitic worm three inches long whick
fastens Itself at the corner OF the eys
aud lives on its tluds.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Tucson Street Railway
Promise OF Improvement

The Tucson street railway system
has been the butt of many witticisms.
and considering It's prmtiveness it
is not to be wondered at. The fact
remains. however. that with all the
old horse cars antiquity. and with all
the humorous deliberation with
which the instrument of transporta-
tion has been wont to move. it has
been great convenience to the citi-
ems of that portion Of the city ira
yersed by the street car line
There is sufficient promise. too. that
the day of progress ffas about arrived,
and that the street railway magnates
of Tucson will not be behind the 9TH
er promoters and and investors who
are working for Tucson's advance
ment.
Charles S, HoF. whose interest in
the street car matter is we'll known,
in an interview with a Citizen repre-
sentative. stated that as rapidly as
possible Improvements are being made
In the service. and will continue to be
made until Tucson shall have an cleo
trio line second to none in the Terri
tory. or in any city of the Southwest
OF like population.
Two new cars were recently pur-
chased from the Los Angeles Electric
Railway Company. of Los Angeles, of
which Mr.. Epes Randolph is Vice
President. One OF these has arrived,
after long delay occasioned by
trouble had with the iron works which
had the contract for altering the cars.
The other car will be along shortly.
"As soon as we get these cars run
ming" said Mr. Hoff. the old cars
will be repaired and repainted With
the added facilities we will be able
to give the public more frequent ser
vice, and then the street car joke will
have lost some of it's humor. AS
soon as possible, and 1t won't be very
long. either. our line will be continued
over several streets not now touched,
and suburbanites. who now find 1t
very inconvenient to get down town
will be placed in easy reach of the
business section. The line will first
be extended to Union Park. and there
after will be made to comprehend the
sections most needing the conyen-
ience"
Inquiry was made of Mr.. Hoff con-
cerning the possibility of an electric
system. While it would not nav at
all for the present car company to put
In an electric plant of its own" he
said 1--WE expect to be able to make
arrangements with the present electric
power company which will enable us
to give the city an up-to-date electric
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
The h eekrelm.

The overcheck bears about the same
relation to the horse as the county jail
does to human society. In case OF the
trotting horse 1t seems that some de
vice must be used in order to compel
horse to carry its head out almost In
line with its neck, SO that the curv-
itGre of the latter at the throttle will
dot cramp the windpipe or shut Of
the horse's wind. In case Of the run
ming horse it naturally extends the
he0d and neck without artificial aid
rhls Is because the gallop Is the horses
natural gate, while the trot is artificial
when it comes to extreme speed.
Hence the overcheck is needed. In the
utility horses the checkren is never
needed. Field and Farm.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
A shin Under sail.

ship under full sail Is truly mag
nificent spectacle, and there is an ex-
hiIaration In the wind that sweeps
across her decks which can be appre.
ciated only by those who have breathed
It. But if you were tween decks when
she Is flying along in such grand style
you would hear creaking and croan-
ing with every motion. ship Is built
Of perpendicular frames and horizon,
tai pianking, and as the waves shift
their pressure the ship works" This
wears out the calking IN the seams
first. and later on the frames them
Relves begin to weaken.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

system. Several plans are now Galug
considered. and the project seems
altogether. feasible. An electric line
would propably not prove profitable
for good while. but 1t would come
to in the course OF time. 1t took
several years and the investment of a
large amount of money to make the
Phoenix line success financially. and
it probably would here. But we will
have the electric line before a great
while and it won't be any joke
either
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
what the Baby Needed.

papa" said Tommy. little brother
Is week Old tomorrow. iaHt heE"
Yes"
Lets you and me give him birth
lay present"
Very well What shall It be-"
Lets buy him wig. lie needs
hat more than anything.~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
LET THE CITIZEN FOLLOW YOU.

Parties leaving for the coast or other
resorts for the summer months can
have The Citizen mailed to their ad.
dress at the same price at which Il Ia
delivered by carrier. Leave address at
The Citizen business ONCE, corner
Stone avenue and Broadway, or tels-
phone Main III.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

u + through the bowels that the
body IS cleansed of impurities. Con-
stipati"n Keeps these poisons in the
-ys,"1l often causing serious Illness
peWit''s Little Early Risers prevent
ifjS by stimulating the liver and pro-
mote "aso action of the bowels. Safe
p lis, They never grippe. Bells
Pharmac.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

Come around ana blow up. Frank
Russell has placed an air pump in
front Of his Electrical Supply House
on North Church street, near the cleo
trlc IiEht plant, for the benefit of local
wheelmen
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

Don't you know there IS only one
neiicatesen Store? Ring up 26I
Miller Bros. 6 Co a.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
The rasrOr.

She-Isn't that beautiful parrotp
He-Well. | like the cage better than
do the parrot.
"Psbaw! The cage can't talk"
That's the reason | like it."-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

So long as one loves one rorgivea.~
La Rocbeioucauld.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
POISONING THE SYSTEM.

Wheeler e. Perry sell Force"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

use Force"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
sharks aa Game Fi@h.

As game fishes sharks 10 not,
think stand high. The most common
OF them, the dusky shark. when hook
ed. circles round on the surface and
usually bites OF the lines and escapes
II so hooked that the line cannot bs
cut. the struggle is furious but short
the shark giving up In much less time
as the channel bass salt water trout
or snapper would do.-Forest and
Stream