The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-11
THE HOUSTON VICTIMS.

THE HOUSTON VICTIMS.
The news of the burning Of the LAntrn
hotel reached Houston early yestsrdsy
morning, kilograms being received by the
relatives OF the unforturates who lost
their lives in the IRE.
Mr.. Frank schuplinsky. saloonist OF
Houtson, received tho sad intelligence OF
the loss OF his wife and three sous, Frank,
aged nineteen. Bruno. aged nine, and Her
bert, aged six, Mrs. schupllnsky was forty
Ave years of age. The mother and Der
three sons left for san Angelo three weeks
| ago letter was received by Mr.. schup-
/ llnsly last Thursday stating that they were
having a splendid time and did not know
when they would return, Mrs. schuplinsky
leaves. besides husband, three daughters
and one son. The family residence is No.
| 1916 McGoven avenue.
| Mrs II. A. Fowler was the mother Of Mr..
j. Frank Fowler Of the Commercial Ma
tionhl bank and resided at SIS Main street.
She left for sen Angelo two and ono-haif
weeks ago, accompanied by her little grand.
son, Martin GlInny, son Of Conductor y. ].
Glenny Of the Santa Fe railroad. The lad
was nine years OF age. Mrs. Fowler leaves
one son, ] Frank Fowler, and four dausA-
tiers, Mrs. u, ]. Genuy, Mrs II. p. holland,
Mrs. II. Martin and Mrs. N. p. Wimberisy.
Mr.. e. Il. raft who Is reported among
the injured. IL the son Of Superintendent
Taft OF the Wells Fargo Express company.
The young nan VS. agent at San Angelo
Mr.. schuplinsky. Mr.. Fowler and Mr..
Taft will leave for San angelo this morn
Ing. the former TO return with the remains
Of their relatives and the latter to render
aid 10 his sou.
Coductor Glenny Of the Santa Re received
the news Of the death NJ his son at Wiz
glnia Point yesterday morning just as hs
was coming ont Of Galveston ON his run.
He continued on to san Angelo and viii re-
turn with the remains
. essossssesssssse ese
and desired 10 cheer above them all was
Lord Kitchener. He was no gilded peer.
| because he was descended Oh the left
hand eide from the harem of seven
teenth century monarchy. lie sat on his
horse like centaur grim. stern and never
smiling figure; man who had accom-
plIshed something. History may rate his
achievements poor. but history Will have TO
ray he worked. The crowd was lot re.
PEELED by Lord Kitchener cold and al.
most cnllous indifference.
81 wonder" continues the writer, whist
these mighty personages VINO tor all the
crowd cared. might have been figures In
wax work, thought OF the conduct OF the
multitude. The crowd would have naught 70
do with your pinchbeck. halfdazed royal
lists; your Mecklenburg strelitzs and your
Schleswig Holstetns. nor even your dukes
OF Sparta Crown Processes OF Germany
we're passed by as though they were Dick
Tom and Harry. Even the prince ant
princess OF Wales passed by With LITTLE
more than a murmur Of applause and ap
probation Perhaps the most satisfactory
+. feature Of the occasion vas the genera
refusal Of the democracy 30 make them
, selves absurd by over ELUSIVE demonstra
. tions OF the thirty or forty royal person
ages not more than half dozen arouseI
A what could he called enthusiasm. Queer
: Alexandra's popularity wac proved. bu
A some of the princcsses were seen to b
4 bowling gracefully in response to no saia
v tatlons whatever"