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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-24
x. Ell LIBRO FAvORITO

SsntadA sobre el follsie amarillo
salpicAdo de flores silvestres, estk 10
loven-oen 10 mafianA serena-embe-
bida en- In lecturA de su libro fAvori-
to. Sc hAlla de espaldas. No pue.
de verse su rostro inclinado. Sola.
mente ID pArte superior de sus hon.
bros y an nucA redondA dan & como.
Ger que en- ioven y quizk bella.
In soledad reinA & "a alrededor.
lQae libro es Csc que ha logrado do.
minar por complete su atenci6n?
iSerA slguna obrA mfsticA en- que "a
cAnte mn himno & In castidadr 20
an voldmen de poekfasr 20 nm re.
lsto de Wales? 10 nm viejo libro de
romanzAsi-TAl vez. Pero 20 me
inclino 4 Greer que es una novels de
amor.
XI. LAS vIOLETAs.-(M (MUe. J. sa.
lone
Una esbelta nina de ioce sfi g,
encantadora CON su sencillo vestido
de telA bsrAta y gu cabecita de palo->
ma. Lleva en- lA mano izquierda un
cesto de lilAs y en- la derechs un her.
moso ramo de violetas Surge del
fondo obscure, dulcemente, su can.
didA imAgen. ......-...
XII. sONANDO.-N 14sts)
Es de una bellezR prcdigiosa esa
virgen desrud que duerm cen 10
cabellera suelta. En- 10 sombra sur.
ge 90 cuerpo como an f1'gido ala
bSstro, como nm tesoro carnsl que
hace experim antar ur goce puro al
alma del artista. Est4 desnuds, y
sin embargo, NADIA tan caste como In
10 actitud de ga cuerpo divino. De
IL cabeza { los pies ca bslla y hAr-
monioss. Su cuello es de una NOR.
bidez ideal y sus senos son dos glo.
riosAs marAvillas en- que Sc embri&-
gan las pupilas. TodA ella es an
ensuefio de amor, que hRce fl ,recer
los perssmientos con So encanto
profundo.
XII NOCHE DE PRIMAvERA,
Las tres beldaGes-bsjo los al.
tos A!Amoa-miran en- silencio las le.
janiAs indecisas, en- 10 noche argen.
tada y misteriosa. Hay una clar!dad
fsntkstics, que haee: sonar CON una
tierrs De leyends, brumosa y triste,
LENA de sfmbol serenos.
Elias pArscen flores de nleve be.
saaas por laslux de In luna, p&lids en-
el e6trellado firmameato. Sus hQn-
bros desrrdcs erygen de sus le1vss
corpifos, como hechos de u1n nar
mol lumiross sus semblantes seme
jan axucenss
Y las tres, est e,tAs y fcGgiles y
vieionariAs, SON de una blAncura tan
intepss, que parece que van q con
funiiIss CON II riebln argertinR de
10 noche, disolverse en- ella como
terues fAntasmas de ensu no.
FI0ildn IUrCios
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'lnpreslOneS
de est6tiCa.
sCUADROS:- Rondd antigua - Otegsa
---A7ates de Ia procession - Ell Hbro fd-
Uoritos Las Oioletds SoHando No
che de rrinso0erG
VII RONDA .ANTIGUA-(J scalberD
Un parQue poblado de drboIes J,toriaos,
en- una lWnsS,aos0 ap0ss0n0 dc 0to7so

LaA bellas virGenes de 0uerpoa
harmoniosos baisan una ronda ljg ).
ra alrededor de las fignras ~ corona.
das do p&mpanoE de-sktiros y sile.
NOS, Van snvueltAs en- tn es xvgen-
tfnog, de una IevedAd de espumA,
que el viento AromAdo levAnta indis.
creto, dejando yer las formas blan-
cas- y m6rbidas, que se mueven vo-
lnptuosAmente al compas de nm rit-
mo lascivo.
Una gracia sexual profunda
emanA de las curyAs de- los senos y
do las csderas y de las piernas xgiles
de los braxos albos y lsrgos- Eus
divinAs cahezAs, ex0rnAdss de rosAs,
con lA cAbellera recogids, ss vuel
ven CON movimieutos feIinos hAcia
los viejos s&tiros inm6viles, cuyos
rostros luiuriosos, cubiertos de ksps.
rAs barb1s y de hSndas arrugas,
sOnrien obscenamente.
Las visiones sensuales y delica.
das que gcgsn de lA algeria de 10 vi.
do, mostrAndo, en- 10 so,edxd de mn
parque perfumAdo, IL gloria de sus
cuerpos delicicsoa bsjo los rAmsjs 20
estr eme cidos HI sol, que sc desli.
70 furtivamente, boIda fugaces fo-
res de luz sobre los hcmbrOs y los
senos nevados, y los dssnudos piese
citos hacsn crujir las hojas muertas.
VIII OFELIA.- (Mue d Sedil1ot J
Casta criAturA que surge de las
flores. ella mis- ma ea una for inmor.
tai. Sa veste graciosa y 10 EXPIRE.
si6n dc "a rostro coronado de lfrios,
ls dan 10 apsriencia de un angel que
en- lAs herAs nocturnas bAjAra del
cielo pArA cortAr nen1fAres sobre las
RguAs dormidAs.
TX, ANTEs DE LA PRoCEsIoN-
20 B. D. Entraygues.)
Autes de 10 procession, nc grupo
de pequsflos alumnos formAn ramos
y coronas en- ell vxsto jArdin del Sc
minArio. A'gunos be hAllan de pie:
otros sentados en- bAncos & sticos, y
por el suelo ae van esparcidos frsg.
nentos de tsllos y de hoiAs.
Visteu el traie tslar y hablan de
cosAs infAnti 'es. BrillA nm sol ma
tinal en- el cielo ain brumAs, y los
chicusloa goxan de sus c6lidas carl
ciAs. De improviso uno de ellos vuel.
CO su cestillo de rosAs sobrs'la cabe.
20 de- IN vecino. y mientrAs este se
vuelve sonriendo para contestar 6 90
ataqu6, otrc le arroja & 10 cara un
puflado de petalos. Todos rfen ale-
Rremente, mostrAndo On los rostroa
Candida diversas expresiones de in.
RenuidAd y do ipcoencia.
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AFTER MORE TERRITORY
SOUTH TEXAS POULTRY AssociA-
TON TO EXPAND.
Complete List Of Awards TO Exhibitors In
the Bic Carnival Show--Splendd
Specimens Exhibited.

The seventh annual exhibition OF the
South Texas Poultry aud Pet stock asso.
citation closes today. aud the success Of
the exhibit Is pleasing to the officials and
TO the public The show was well patron
ICED and the management is so encour-
aged over the outlook that efforts have al
rcndy been begun for the capture Of the
Southern Poultry association, which In
cludcs all the States from North Carolina
to Texas. II will require guaranteed
fund Of $3.50 In premiums but the local
association has no hcsitaucy In saying that
the financial matters win be cared for
without difficulty, It will be great show
and would mean big advertisement for
Houston
Judge d. T. Hcimllch Of Jacksonville, H.,
who scored the birds 10 the Carnival show,
was unstnted IN his praise OF the quality
OF the entries. lie said the best Barred
plymouth Rock hon lie had seen this year
was exhibited here this week lie did not
disquallty "A half doaeu birds, white the
usual number Is 10 per cent There were
4tD birds on exhibition, Mr., llcmhch lrft
for Hannibal, MO, to Judge d Dig rnow at
that point.
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CITY eRevlrlEs.


!, There win be a special meeting Of the
hlks tonight for the purpose ot initiating
candidates.
There are undelivered kilograms AT the
Postal telegraph office. us Main Street
Tor Mrs Edna Curtis, Mrs r. H. Mont.
gomory,
The Central Woman's Christina renner
uhct mon viii meet WednesIut gftcr.
noon az q O'Clock In the chapel of Christ
chufeh, corner Of Caroline and Capitol
The Main Street Euchre club viii mont
VITA Mis-. e.. 4 Alstrnt newt Pus,.i,,,
afternoon and the Military Fuchre wui 6n
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Mistrnt nm
Thursday evening
Mrs W, A Brown, who has been IN
the employ OF Levy Bros Of this clty. bas
severed connections with thai Ann ,rnJ
VIII look after the wholesale Interests ~
the Brown Bros. candy manufacturing ss
punishment located nc COZ Main street.
Ihere are uudelivered kilograms nj tbs
western Union Telegraph company for Il
y; Edwards. j. Jones' Mr. Goldstem. i
W Putnam II Pfcl1or, r. 5. Harrinr
Ton, Mrs. Ella .Allen, J. H. Hudson. II. Is
Aileu' ~ a. Nichols, Ben Henderson.
AZ the annual meeting OF the Kirby LINN.
per company the following directors we're
elected! John Il kirby, II BtldTin HIee
a. Relchardt, Il. s. Wnkin, II. N
Aldridge james Brown, q. III Bfovvn
Wllihm Weiss and j Il. Keith ,rhs
following officers We're then chosen; prcsi
dent, John II Kirby; vice president i al
keichurdt; treasurer. W. r. Faris nsslst.
n. Shaw. "
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oRRowN,s nm roMN-u
Attraction at the Opera House Last Night
Was Well Received

NffTT CTIOT fT07 Tlnrr- Ll-I--r - NTig-I.L
0''O'' e. u c ~ 5 rouse last N'9ht
Yves wen received.
MIR. Frank Hcnncssy's farce "Bfowb' s
In Town" was thc nm AT s,.,.., a.
coo,,hs ,r,r, h. y
"'ui"s 'i''' no"Nt INST pl+Ill. ~ oHcts
many lnughHhle situations AMI gives an
opportunity for one or uo ann .i,;. tc. f,,,
ara ,o.,. ,ioast, r,
~ wy Pl'"S'us- ih' 'aau Is III n mus
OF players that are able 90 get the ~ St
out Of their rcsucctiya n,rt, and I'm.
staging Of thp plDv is 1rclitnblv drrc IN
every particular
The story Involves nte t,tt,i,,. ~ a
ye,ing man pg.tinSt Tho Nil ~ liz c,'b.,,
who has thrrrteutd +, fispf,.,it LIN, ~
taking such a stcp. VII cn q ~ no
hann{n, "a ~ Ms NE tN ". '.C
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cnneers who nourished while others writhcd
nnd grnnned They have been schooied by
embnlmers and have had their knowledge
yarnlshed on by vnegarmakers IN short
they are now prepared TO act, for 100 Shrin
rrs OF III Nina temple, located Mt Calves
ton, VIII tomorrow invade the city Of Hnus
ton, In the county ~ Harris. nt the head
waters OF the Buffalo river and will there
. administer a water cure done up IN camels
milk 70 some hfty noyices who are am
bilious Of becoming cieansed, even though
by ERE.
Frederick Makemdance Gibough VIII he
the leader Of the tribe Of torturers at this
criminal session. His official title Is poten-
tate and verify there never was notentate
who had such loyal subjects or who could
tickle the feet Of aliens. who desired to
become subjects, SO ndroitly with red hot
brnndirg Irons and tissue paper cOrks. 10
his iaudahle nna large task rotentnte GIL
houch VIII he duly insisted IN the hcgin-
ming ny Chief Rahban selusheimer. whose
surname Is Jose ph Chief Rhbhan Seinshci-
mer Is adept w the nrt II reading recipes
from cook books by the highest OF culinary
authorities 90 men who have been condemn.
ed TO diet Of pre- digcstcd breakfast foods.
carload of branding irous will be sent
70 Houston tomorrow morning. Already
the furnaces IN that CITY Nrr CONSUMING
barrels aud bottles Of Beaumont Oh md
other things, heating the sands over which
the unfortunatcs will have To tread, Toni
toms have been made, Russian knouts are
READY aud tomahawks and Chinese battle.
axes arc handy. Great will be the pleas.
ne Of the imnortals and great viii De the
price the profanc VIII have 10 pony mp 20
become lutmortnls Besides the furty.one
stalwnrt Shrinors nlreudy inocuatcd who
live IA Houston. who viii he on hand TO
shrek vengeance "a mine there VIII bc
about leo Shriners from other portions of
tie State there to see that justice is done
10 The order
The Galveston Shrlncrs viii leave nt .
y. tn tomorrow. The time of their return
dcpcnds upon circumstances ahl other.
things
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dricc Engineer Tfammcl. Mr. fiill aud Mr.
bo9th Tor the international
ihe matter was pone over ut some length
ana u WIZ finally dpcdrd that the com
pany y % make proposition ~ writing,
Whch VIII be submttcdstu The council ne
w. next meeting This pr1posltlop will be-
along the lines Recently isdIpated Ia The
Iost, The company viii Mgree 10 pay two
lnlIas ~ the cost of a itunnel or yipdnet
U the city VIII bear the other third. II
mel VIII be IN the ncighbOrho0d Of $4,000
Inc city ofhclalg declNed 10 express an
opinion nnticipatory Of the action of the
council on the propogttOn
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A TUNNEL CONFERENCE.
International win Submit propositi,

international Win Submit a Proposition
TO the Council
conference was held Yesterday after.
noon between the ofacials Of the lntorna.
uonal and Great Northern and tho mayor
ana members Of the city council anent
the tunnel under the tracks Of the Inter
national on Preston street. The situation
has heretofore been explained an length IA
the columns Of The Post.
There we're prcSent nc the conference
MAYOR Holt, Aldermen Pulls, Thompson Nil.
Ter and Street and City Engineer Dornapt
for the city and General Manager Leroy
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a. sermon, Il. u. Wilson.
= 4srTrprhN


reliable medicine Nike ,Chamberlains
Cough Remedy 10 loosen ana relieve A.
and to allay the irrtation aud Inflammation
~ the throat ANA lungs. Tne soothing and
healug properties of this remedy and the
quick cures which It effects make Il a
druggists
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COMPLETE LIST OF AWARDS.
AMERICAN GLASS.

Barred Plymouth Rocks-G. j. Kray, San
Antonio, cockere /, cock /, hen ], 2, 3.
pullet /, 2; T. Il. Brown, Houston, cock
eel ., 3, hen 3, pen 2 q, HARDWOOD, Cuero,
pen 8. &, j. krny. Aau Antonio, pen l,
White plymouth Rocks,-p II. Brown,
Houston, cock 1. cockere 2. 81 l.. Macken.
son, Houston, cock 2; W, II. Lighthouse,
Houston, cock =, hen /, pullet ?, 3. G.. H..
CpwHrt, Troy, Ala cocktre /. hen ?. 3,
pnllrt !, pcu / W. II Lighthouse, pen .;
j. +. Brown, pen B.
Bun Plymouth Hocks-L. Mackensen,
Houston copkerei 2, pullet =, 3, pen 3; G.
W. BocOck Houston, cocGerei 3, hen > 3.
silver Laced Wyandottcs II NJ Cul'onl
Dnllas, coekercl ], 3 pulict 3 pen ,; u, G,
$, pen 1.
White wyandottes.- II. H sineitzer. San
AutonIo, cock /. pen 3; W. II Lighthouse,
cock ?. hen 3. pullet /. pen ?; r. A. Nlgel,
Cuero, cOckrrel !, hen /, ., pullet g. pen Il
., B.
NM INFLAMMATION. n w ~. -.
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uOO-nOO coNCArENArTON.

In the vicinity " the elegant club rooms
OF the Eks on the sixth floor Of thr Bius
building last evening the black cat rcignei
supreme, IL was Ilou-lioo night. and eight
meowiuE kittens had their ewes opened AMI
hlnkrd their first blink IN the strong light
OF feline fraternity as represented by the
souher mOuEer.
Today. fully vested I'm tho possession NJ
nine lives. isn't newly delge1 II oil %
arc wearing n tired expression aud an
MIR of much wisdom
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= vIcTORIA RErN1nN

party OF about thirty Victoria ladies
held q reunion yesterday at tho capltol
pharmacy and viewed the flower parnde
The meeting OF former Victoria resident
now living In Houston, with tho friends Of
Uiher ga'S was very pleasant one nnI
IN" ladies' intcud TO make those reunions
permanent feature OF the annual Cami-
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SPECIAL AND SWEEPSTAKES PRE-
NUNS,

The Mitchell cup; Highest scoring pen in
show, O. J. Kay, san Antonio
The Sweeney a Frcdericks pitchers High
est scoring pen Barred Plymouth Rocks,
g. j. Kray, San Antonio.
Taylor Bros. gold medal; Highest scoring
specimen, $. G.. Northrup, Giiddmgs, OH
Cornish Indian Game pullet, scoring O4b.
j. j. Weiss gold medal; Best dispMy
pigeons, w. IL. Lighthouse, Houston
The associations silver cups as follows:
Best pen American class q, j. Kray, San
Antonio.
Best pen Asiatlc class, II. Becker. Austin.
Best pen Mediterranean class w Kuule,
Houston.
Best pen ornamental class j l. Walss
Houston.
Second display pigeons j Walys
Houston.
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Id cRnWn nNrrnrA1Nrn

In spite Of the Indictment weather and
surprising as the announcement may seem.
Secretary Lilicuthnl last night stated that
the receipts showed that yesterdays crowd
was the banner gathering IN point of num-
oefs that has assembled duriuZ the week.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLASS

single Comb Brown Leghorns-w Kaulc,
Houston. cockerol /, hen /. ?, ,, puIlct /, .
g. npn l.
Bur Lcshorus,-C w Bocock, cock I.
hon / w. J. Reagan, cockerel 1, hen >.
Single Comb white Leghorn -. w. Ba.
kcr, cock l. cockerel ], hen |, ., 2. pullet
l, 2, q, pen I, >; j. Malloy, cockerpl 2
Black Leghorn-P. u. Bar7iza H0aston
corkcrcl /, hen 1, ,, 2, pen l.
silver Splngled Humbnrg a i Weiss.
Houston, cock /, cockerel !, > g. hen l. p
pullet ?, Q, pen L; Il. A. Nagct hen 3; L.
Lrcfry, pullet /.
Cornish Indian Game.-s @. Norhrup,
Giddings coekerel j, ?, 3, hen /, pullet
l, =.
Bantnms; silver sobrlght.-R. A. Nagei,
cocEcrel 1. bullet l.
Bun Cochin. W. Baker pullet / .
P!geons.--J. j. Weiss Houston Black
Jacobins /, =, White Fntnils l. .; White
Russian Trumpeters !, >, hunts L. . dis.
play >; W. Fl Lighthouse. Houston, Nuns
/. Jacebins, hlue, spasbcd red, yellow.
white /, bnrbs /, black homers /. red
homers /. black-brrastcd homcrs l. pontcrs
pigmy l. blue-bluck 1, red l. white trump
eters L. display j; j. A. RcNer, Galveston
red pouters ,, white trunpeters = black
trumpeters ], turbits /, tumblers L. red l.
yellow I, red fantails /. yellow fantails /,
bInck mngpies !, red 1. yellow j, display 3.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Last night NJ $50 o'clock Justice Mat
thews united ln marriage Mr. Richard Hala-
DAY md Miss Ida McCaunon, The bride
ana groom are residents Of Waco
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THE AUTOMOBILE PARADE
STRIKING FEATURE OF CARNIVAL
WITNESSED eY GREAT CROWDS.
shrlners WIN Have Possession Of Hous-
ton Today--Notes and Happenings
Of the Carnival Celebration.

Carnival sights and sounds suli abound
in Houston. Main street on yesterday GER
tainly presented Kaleidoscope scene OF
holiday animation and pleasure. Ths broad
thoroughfare from early morn tn late last
night was thronged with a ceaseless process
sion Of glad gala dar pedestrians. Happy
llght-heartod ana oafe.free boys and girls
staid middle age and the totterlug. feeble
steps OF old age and docrepItude all were
there aud all happy, for was not King
Notice ~ stil relgniug over mis- loyal SUR
jects IN this his realm Of No-1su-UhY
ola men and motrons boys aud girls,
ruddy-faepd and shlny-cyed youth anu
phlsied age, an threw confetti ana seemed
10 enjoy the game. Here would be seen
zone Of our eldest citizens" with has
patrlnrchal beard fun OF tie yar.colored
paper Particles, and Just behind him q
bnght-eyed Rlrl Sinking the raiuhow col
ored shower from her curls and waiting
coveted opportunity to get even win
someone, no matter who. Nondcr gas
youth showeriug confetti upon the time
s,lyered locks OF sc1atc matron and thus
the game goes ON.
young couple pass sudden, terrihc,
maddeting screech Immediately beneath
her free arm She jumps wiidly. ana so
does her escort. s misculevuuS urchin
lpughe Mt their discouJ0urp a can, d.
pending from t rosiued striug explains
the sudden fright sustained hv the connie
An Infinite variety 40 noises can pp PRO.
dnced upon this luieruui machine and AN
enthusiastic Nnungstpr. nrmcd with one OF
THESE Disturbing elements con create amy
amount Of CONSERVATION 90 au average
GIN with lots OF CONFETTI besp-,ngle,,
her mar nnp Jacket Is pretty. rhat gpes
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rnInAY.

sunday meeting OF the Union Baptist as
ISOLATION at Alvin, Texas, November %, %
and 90;
FRIDAY.
$3.50 q. m.-Dovotional service T. Am.
10 g. m.-"Hclptul Rcadlng Preparaiory
for Work" J, f. Dohbs w. Il. Smith.
IL q. m,--Sermon. w. A. Harris.
p. m,- Devotional service, J.. A. Pledgcr
$50 p. why Call Ourselves Ms.
siouary Baptistst" b. +. Riley
$3.50 p. m-"How to Evangellzp Unlon
ASSOCIATION Z. Ammons, $, III. BluiE T..
NJ. Murphy.
p. m sermon II. d. Wilson.
SATURDAY.
$50 n. m.-DeyotionW service. S. H.
10 a. m ocny Missions, d r. reyoto,
r. H. Wilson
n q. m.-"rhe signs Of the Times, W.
NJ. Harris.
> y. M, Devotional service. L. Elledgr
ESQ ?. m- "Co'0nefatuu," G. ). runlin
John Mare
$3.50 p. Needs OF Baptist Education
In Texas, y. r. Riley.
p m Sermon T.. NJ. Murphy.
SUNDAY.
10 q. ni.-.Snndav schopl
II n. m.--Sermon. w NJ. Gnddy.
y =, m Baptist Young Peoples Rally, :"
w :. Friese.
Z ?. sermon. John Mare.
All are invited 20 attend.
j. NJ kallin. Pastor,
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The Wagner Quartette ana Miss Yours
NH glve = second program az ths Audi.
tsp9liuln t9nigt Admission 80 cents Young
airn's Christian Association star COMES
tlaket bolders Will secure half rate
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PARADE Ca rHE, sHRINERs.
Features Never Before Heard, Seen c
Felt in a Public Ceremony

Features Never Before Heard, Seen or
Felt IN Public Ceremony
From distant Hadramut Is heard weep
I ing ana wniling due TO Mobiles III Firah and
Rijnt being missing. There Is dlsmay and
| sorrow on the. c.untenahce Of every one.
! Ibe Temple OF Klzzis Is draped I'm MOURN
ing All caused by the fuct that Mobiles III
Flrah aud nliat for love Of Texas have
, deserted their homes aud departed for
Houston 10 assist III receiving the Illus
tfous potrntate, mobiles ana n0yiCes this
! atteinoUn ana evening.
HoustCA AS been nUnored before by nu-
mtfuus bOu.es inet ting within her gates,
7 but never before have the mobiles OF the
great desert on Sahara iUurncycd within
the city limits. Bur now they are comiug
and With them Textures never before heard,
seen or telt ~ a parade or ceremony. The
weapons Of death aud destruction, the eos
TUNES ot the Arabs, the music OF the
bgyptiau band ana the whiting and plead
ing Of the noylcrs il something rarely ever
seen or heard, and may never again occur
IN this city,
Bryan hail VIII no doubt be taxed 20 rs
capacity Saturday evening by mobiles anx
| io"s TO Witness the suftrrings and pleadmgs
or the many uoyces whu desire to pay
tribute 10 the sacred SPHINX the moslem
and the graceful nQW.ng Nile. The n0vlces
viii nil be Accommodated ana VIII leave
body,
AAt. hhlihttE HINDb ~ 10 90 NhbmHehIS
and the noviccs proud and the public wit.
Messing the paraue VIII consider the time
wei spent.
The parade VIII form Mt Bryan hau at
4't9, cross on kusk 10 Main. over Main
/ 60 Mckinney. Mckinney To- Travis, Travis
| 70 l'rAifle. Prairie fo Main, out Main to
tusl ana then to Bryan halt
Degrees will be conferred beginning at
4 O'Clock y. m. sharp, and an candidates
| should report promptly at Bryan nall by
| G.3p o'clock In order thnt there VIII be no
delay.
Recorder r, II, Llndh Of III NIlna Temple
Of the Mystic shriners wishes to have it
announced that an candidates who are TO
take the Shrine degrees tonight must re-
port at Bryan Dall prompuy AZ 68o o'clock,
na the degree work vlu commence at :
o'clock sharp, II Is neccss Try TO make an
cary start, as There rs % llrgc class OF cnn-
dlGntts TO hc put through rbiF is mpor-
tant ana all candidates must be on hand at
the appointed hour.
ANY candidates who may desire to par
| tlcpnte Va the street parade this afternoon
should report AT Bryan hall promptly at 4
o clock, whore the parade VIII De- formed
on arrival of the ilusttlus potrutate, OF
heerS and mobiles from Galveston. who will
reach houston on the international ANA
Great NGithern train at 3,3U p M and bp
escorted Immediately 10 Bryan hall
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snRINERs nERR ronAY

The Mystic shriners VIII be IN charge OF
the events Of the Carnival today aud win
seize the keys Of the city at an carly hour
and hold them until midnight visitors are
coming from all points OF the compass and
galveston sends the following word:
Galveston, Texas November 21.-One
hundred fat and faithful shrlners OF Gal
WESTON are taking their last practice I'm tue
arr q torturine They have rausacked the
ssrcaives Of the Spanish inquisitlon. rGcy
Beard Captain Kidd ana other iolv bue.
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Sunday meeting OF the Union Baptist as
ISOLATION at Alvin Texas, November % %
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