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ANOTHER RowAYToN LsTTsA
Clumsy Massive Sent to . woman osss
sibly by Q Friend Of Miss Erwin.

Clumsy sfissive Sent 70 . woman Ostsn'
sibly by . Friend Of Miss Erwin.
NoRwALx, Conn, Jan. A~.-Howsyton
was stirred again this morning by q new
development In the letter writing scandal
Mrs. Matilda Guider received an snony-
nous letter signed white Cap which
accused her Of spying upon Miss Erwin
and said that she had better stop under
fear Of death. Mrs. Guider has made
the letter public, and makes a short state
ment In which she says she does not fear
the wrath Of the writer and that he had
better not write any more. The letter
reads:
GuipER. haven't you any better sense than
advocating corse on McClennansl,, The men
in the place, | herd Andrew Mills say thdS
% fee,he was sou GONE TIE g iosekwoodS told in DIb-
bles store that Lawyer Warner was after
many think she has She has plenty money
twenty men in Dibbies store tonight ! hear
n miSlbytn 10 SOY on Miss Erwin She says, she
seen you there last night Take my advise
body bod 20 or II" these Sc men Win try too, Xii YOU. an
a good friend Mrs John Sherer On NILS Tns
Hin Will tell you WX name; u SAY ;, no sl9s1 yo oUr
Miss Erwin Is here TO stay. whether the chck
10 Ida Sherer. WHITE CAP.
Tho letter was written on small, cheap
writing paper. The letter was stamped
in the Rowayton Office at 9 o'clock this
morning. which means that IL could not have
been placed In the box any time during
the night. Miss Erwin when seen this morn
ing, had no knowledge Of the latter; Mrs
Guider Gays in reference TO the writer OF
the letter:
Il would advise the coward that wrote
or caused to be written this letter TO me
TO at once stop. | want no champion. A
LAWYER or a warrant is all l require
Attorney Louis Beers who representa-
Miss Elizabeth A. Erwin In the matter, said
this morning in behalf of his client hat ne
was about 10 sec Committeeman George, W.
Stevens M that II Mr.. Stevens persisted In
his determination Of not dismissing. Prin-
cipal John W. Mcclellan he would imme-
diately proceed 10 sue Mr.. Mcclellan Ior
SANDER In behalf Of Miss Erwin as the only
possible means Of getting vindication Tor
his client. The civil suit would bring out
matters and testimony which would max
il possible and imperative for the State to
take criminal action.
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AGENTS ID.

Prntabls wurs unrrrd agents IN every town
90 ssrufr subscriptions Co lut lAuirr hoNh
J0rUeat and IHF NAfTHuAf lNiNiht fp~l
a. W.ut agents Who W.I wufA thoroughly tha
win t4.HUfr, Al stem O. I.N'f talh sr'liuh WIN
oUt .iH.trafrH little t~oHhltls nud uth'f adNei
r,lnF matte. aId 60 lHuH shhfpb amer trhrsa4,
from DII suha.uUrFs lLr pa} D. trl Isle anl
At tut end 90 TIE ssasHu - 90 NIu ur fNfh 'he
Er,t aufsrf a. rktra uflfrr Cor gI1i Nofs hos
utI slU.t Hf our aEtIIe have surrsrl"i d toto lha
IrIf ls..lIst 49, Nu.l4 lice iu Hrnl 100 POI
tr.its M ..mr of o4f boost agents. sih ih' A"fg
Of NHN fI.. made Do 30" -
Ton .rus D.. HII.U.NI 81" Ii'A""h'A 20
AsTNIs O. sri D. duhai l".sr'uld n"'siy
80 r...H au e.. u.Iarf % sE. fhIn tur ~ "a
sfost atrlu sHrt.u Iu fffr .f# fHl .ysL s.ir
sIr...... Coo NTHr. llIi II. no 'NIhi
4tI."r IHf.a.H booze pHHHsNuI trs
sfa.4. auI. #.I1 ''lY.,
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Private Sales.

The ~stuyyesant Realty Com psny has
bought the Chlldren's AID soclety's psopertyt
SS.io9: ON snd f1e b npytsS1d street.
Douglas Robinson, Charles ; BrSwR q
Co. have sold for G. Willett Van Nest 90 we,
Pifty-nfth street, a four-story and b.semen'
bro wnstone dwelling, OF, lot, 2OAlOo
Robert 5 Fnney. OF Charles ~. Easton q
Co. has fsI ;GlS 81 .is. Herman sfI shd Il sis H East r2 PSir,y
fourth street. three three-story and basement
dwellings,, altered for business. on plot sest
Frederick II. Snow has sold le2 West sirty.
sixth street. a nNe-story double nat. on 'o'
samuel Green has sold 20 an operator sir
lots on the north side Of iSoth street. 100 feet
NefT' 92ad,,isy Souiar has sold 2ss West ll7th
street, a nve-story double nat. on plot scr
Edward Holton has sold to p Loyet, ~
West sixteenth street, a nNe-ttoTy teh"meh''
Dr George Schlereth has sold So 81 MARKS
Douglas Robinson, Charles > Brown =
Co have sold To Daniel u freedman loI
John e HHines, ~" fout-stprN F"-lo9l Dios.
stone-frOnt dwelling at OIL West IH''-n'n
george Gsiger IL the buyer of the fouI,
story dwelling a.. l@rtlnfloG .i"Hsr, sg.p
10 Nathan aud Leon HIr-ch
LOYAL l. smith ir the buyer 81 ne 'lit
tsHdrn s-tats holdIus on Na-hlngton hs!Sit
Johu n HrFrmtr. Precedent Of the Metro
politan lIfr Insurance tomlany. La ne.h
sl"cted a director Of ito Alliance h"aI''
tumpauh
Nicholson A co have l"a-"d tNe 81 .loi
faotnn 81 tie foot ~ N'r' l"fI' ilIii rlIre'
10 tie . q bf'v-trf ,uhpaHJ too a torn
Of NFaIr Co..
II,r,U.. H..EtH No ..H lI.rl avenue .
tinrr STORY iald.Hg uu 20 bot !is1 t-r' srl
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The List Of Referees.

The following IL q list Of referees sppointeo N
cases in the Supreme Court last week:
BY justice Leventntt
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MURILLO'S

MURILLO'S
1.-THE Immaculate Conception"
From the Count Altamirs Collection.
From the Coesvelt Collection. is<o. ana
engraved by Joubert In 1885.
Exhibited at the British Institute. 1865
and at Burlington House, 1871. =.
Described In Curtis's '~Velasques n
Murillo.' page 1872, No. 7.
From the collection Of Mrs. George Per
kins, London, 1887.
From the collection Of Sir Lewis jarvis
London, 1890,
TITIAN'S
Philip II of Spain.
From the Blenheim Palace, Duke OF
Marlborough's Collection.
From Martin II. Colneghi, London
CUYP'S
Cavaliers on q Road IN Holland"
From the Muran Collection. II. II. Ehoh-
mann. Leyden.
From the Madame Gijsbarti Hoctenytji
Collection, Leyden, 1877.
From the Count Demidon Collection
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E1NlnE STITCH anu DtISlItA
ING references. < specially Is made OF opening
and cleaning houses and supplying visiting mousse
keepers. inventories taken.
WANTED-MALEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case mnkers
son, IS Park St, near cor. duane q Sehtre sS
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. fot neat 80 days; 10
stenosraphy or Prootre aiding mention ce9rss E12pp
wish 20 study. CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE
or AMERICA, n ?to. scranton, Pa-
LIN preparing room oys,loPseTs wanted,
106 Newark, y. J.
70 TAkF COMPLETE CHARGE Of ostrich
feather factory must De eAperenC'u' ~ .
boN is Sun once.
WANTED-Traycling and resident statesmen TO
sell our Roasted PACKAGE Coice chcluslve oIhs
unity Tor rood statesmen, ADDRESS THoS. NJ.
MoBEE q co, Mansfield. Ohio. -
wANTED-TuStwor;hy person In each county
financial standing straight, bona nde weekly cash
salary OF 81, paid by check each Mcdnesday:
Advanced for expenses. SS Canton
Building, ChlcAgo
wAVTED-A hrst class extra %forwsrder MAC
DONALD a LIE ?os summer 81, BOSTON, MAS:
Wanted-Man who can speak French or
German, OF both, familiar with pipe ana
fittings line. 70 travel in foreign countries.
Good position for the right man. 7. u, o
i2S Sun uptown office, i265 Broadway.
wANTED-TtAyering salesman who possesses
si..n r,cord business tact and energy; special
contract and prTmAncn. position 70 right man
Addrrss Win references. boz S2. Cleveland ONO
WANTED y a representative manufacturing
,,ncrrn A rrst class mod,ltT on unAm entail
suy,,y1rs no spplicatiou Will he considered IN
les, gIn,rorce aud wages sfe sia'rc Addt'S
by l.ttrf. Confidential, " Past lNh -
foUpctent u6chinisis, machine
blnrksniths and pattern maker, g. Take the place
- me on stnkr at the Allls chalmers Company
W,yLs chicago. IN wages. Sgi.C. per hour and
Ig,us AuuIy between y 4 81 AndtI NJ NhN'
RAD SCH LkI. Room . ? ana : Nlohe
YOtNG "a 10 learn stenogtrphy uhd,t eour'
reporer excellent position when capable T.
IfSh. g. broadway.
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SUMMER FRoLIc.
Get Ready Now.

OCT neAdy NOW
Give the brain and body food during the
summer that does not overtax the stomach
aud heat the body.
Grape Nuts is a crisp, dainty and de-
lieipuS food selected parts OF the grain
treated by heat. moisture and time 10
slowly and perfectly develop the diastsse
from the grain aud transform the starch
into grape sugar In the most perfect man,
ner; tho small particles or phosphate found
In eertaiR parts IT the cereals are retained
and these elements vitalize and nourlsh the
body, brain aud nerve centers.
Ia IT. predigested form. u furnishes tho
necessary strength aud energy in an easy
way for the system 10 absorb without I'M.
due exertion and removes the general feel
Ing OF heavinesS usual 10 hot weather.
Grape Nuts and cream, little fruit and
possibly an egg OF two cooked TO suit the
taste, Is an ideal breakfast ana will fully
sustain tho body until The noonday mcsl
Delicious desserts for luncheon and supper
can be quickly made ana have favor al
their own from tho peculiar, mild hut sat
istyinS sweet Of the grape sugar.
Grape Nuts viii save the heat Or cooking
and the exertion Of preparing food vii
make you feel internally ten degrees cooler
and At you for the summers heat 80. that
you may enjoy the full pleasures OF the
season,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26

Of having small engine. slow sneed has
been made and the Itinerary was changed,
the stcpovcr night being made nc Port La
vnca. That thriving little city has now
been left In the distance and we arc no.v
speeding toward Beeyille. where the cx-
cursionists anticipate pleasant time de-
vpuring barbecued beef.
As the tlihe flies the merrlmcQt increases
and man Is most fortunate u he gets
through the day without being made the
subject Of some practical Joke The great
and only original badger hght is pulled on
az every opportunity. great care being
taken to interest only a part OF the crowd
at one time, reserving others Q! the party
from which to select new victims. At Port
Lnyuea, lust before the train was. seized
uled "a leave. Mr.. A. H. Gopkln ~ Sberl-
dnn, Iowa. was given the honor Of pulling
the badger out FROM under the box. lie
received the encouragement from large
audience. many OF whom were as ignorant
IT the Joke rs he was himself A dog was
secured aud was held by me OF the party
while others held down the box I'm which
the badger was sUpposcd TO be. From tho
box protruded q half inch rope and around
the box and dog assembled about httY
men pushing and er0wding ench other Tor
nm advantageous position. Great rolls OF
bills were displayed and many bets record
eh. When oil was ready Mr.. G0nkln
crQsped the rope aud gave n st-nng pull.
at the same leaning forward to get ont Of
the way ~ the feroui0us animal The as.
constituent depicted upon the face Of the
Iowa man brought forth a shout from
the assembled crowd that echoed for scv-
eral blocks, Another fight IL scheduled for
Beevlllc and by the time the trnlu returns
10 Houston most 81 the Northern crowd
VIII have heen initiated into the great
Texas practical Joke We are consoling
the victims bv telling them that they arc
now ranked with Ex-Governor Blackburn
OF Kentucky aud other notHblcs from the
North and the East who have pulled the
badger ont from IN Ter the box in times
puSf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Out Of the Oay
News Gathered
in All Quarters.
OdAanaGmAA

the previous year, showing the steady
sroWth or aud the great interest now taken
10 the library since the first OF June, 1901.
t.lN hHrc li.+i2 visitors to the library,
11,ID' Of whom were children, During the
same period 24,saS books have been Dor.
iowed Hrs Of which were juveailc hooks,
Nearly ND books have been purchased and
an ~ the periodicals have been renewed.
TWO Thousand names have been enrolled IN
| our bqrrowcrs' register, showing a great ia.
crease slnce last juno.
"Evc:yih ing tends to show interest aud
appreciation upon he part Of the puhiic
generally, AMI the realization Of the ben
chts derived from this source and the many
faNurs conferred upln MS, 70 to prove that
the good work OF the hnafd OF trustees is
recognized by all.
II nutlced statement recently to tho
is depraNod and that the Jesse James
novel Il most popular. That Is not true Of
our patrons. Those who come here want
good, choice literature, aud we keep none
other ~ stock
we have Il committee Of three WHO ex-
ercisc strict censorship. Anyone can sug-
gest the purchase VI Il particular book and
Il the board approve IT II Is placed upon
the shelves. We have about 5000 books on
hand at present.
The greatest demand is for late fiction
standard works of the best authors, scien
thc and reference books"
~
A newspaper reporter who goes home
every morning between and o'clock
and whose residence Is far out on an ave
nue. very poorly lighted, had an experience
tho other night which made him nervous
for q moment. lie mcdltated upon the
prevalence Of burglary and murder and the
mcanness of the world In general as he
walked along At particularly dark place
on the route he saw the outline of a lone
pedestrian approaching When the latter
was within twenty steps Of the reporter
he suddenly stopped and the scribe stopped
too saying "well?" Tho stranger groWled
"wcllY' and thus they stood for moment
til the stranger asked Say, Bill, have you
got n match:'
Thus was serious misrepresentation al
laycd a gun play aVcrtcd ana the night
hawks proceeded on their way, each he.
licving that the other WAS n strong arm
prowlcr seeking whom he might hold up
From which It may he seen that the re-
cent scare over hurglaries viii increase the
rcgrettable gun suddenaess OF Houston.
~
veterinarian said Yesterday that as
knoNledae Increased concerning diseases
and ailments like appendicitis measures ~
prevention would become the rule. They
will keep on removing the appendix until
after a while children will bV born minus
that dangerous appendage, and then after
few generations II will disappear almost
entirely IT Is a fact that 1t YOU cut OF
portion nf n dogs tail ench week until
viii In all probability be taless; likewise
with cows II YOU cut OF lue horns of
herd Of cattle their offspring viii be mooiey
nine cases out of ten. 1t Is the sane way
included When Dame Nature sees that
YOU have no use for any part NJ your anal
Omy aud desire Ii removed she viii obnge
you IN the course Of time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
RICE PALACE.
The Computes Feel Confident that the
Money viii Be Raised.

AZ meeting Of members Of the Rice
I"iaee committees at the rooms Of the
Business League at II a. M. yesterday
there was an Informal discussion Of the
prospects Of the enterprise aud decision
was reached 10 make another active ron.
NaSs for subscriptions An additional com.
hillIee was appointed. with j o. Ross AS
chnlrinan' to visit property owners not IN
a,uNe business and endcavur 10 enlist tbal,
interest IN the palace From renorts no.
crlNrd me prospects Of ultimate success S,o
n n natterine; but good deal of hard.
success. Several libcrrl suhsorlntlons w,ore
announced and general feeling OF coma
aenee pervaded the meeting, provided
tsef} one VINO feels an interest win do his
tuu nuiy In the premises. And 10 his end
N hos heen suggested that inasmuch AS II
Wlll he impossible for members Of inc so,
nSi.'us committees 70 sec everyone, those
Mne nave not been waited upon could mn
WIiN'iy nlu these committees by sending
lhelr subscriptions TO the Business I,esrme
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
THE DEATH ROLL.
NM. EIorrin Garrott

Mrs John r. CARROT died Tuesday night
at Estciliuc whore she went about ten DAYS
ago on a visit to the family of relative.
The deceased IS the wife ~ Mr.. John r.
Carrot aud daughter IT Mr.. James Bute,
both well known citizens OF this place Mrs,
sided In Houston an her NE. The remails
viii reach the city this morning The fu-
neral will take place at o'clock this even
ing from the residence of Mr., James Rutc
1916 Milan street. The following VIII A t
as pallheurers; D. w Michaux. A. II
Howell, John T, Scott w Y. Fuuna. II.
Welch, G, A, Brandt lntcrment In Glen
wood cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Houston Gun Club.

The Houston Gun club will have its reg.
ular weekly shoot at o'clock this utter
noon. IN invitation to attend which is ex.
tended 10 all visiting shooters A medal
presented by Alr. GallHgeF, the winner ~
the previous club medal viii he shot Tor
under the same conditions as have hereto.
fore governed medal contests: that h the
shooter winning the medal three times In
succession becomes tho owner thereof
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
SOUVENIRS OF TEXAS.

As the excursion proceeds rho visitors
continue 70 collect rir,os ond sne.to,..us
Of tho crons NJ Tovoe rho oars arc no,,
,....., -,
"'cotateu WIN COTTON corn rice ana Vege-
tables and every grip contains collection
of shells Exnresstons ~ sotisf,cttop or,
froouo,,. - -.
Ai'HuVhI "nu some ARE hlfehn- pinhning
on nights entertainment at their home
when they can get their usighhors tn.
,,s,,,er ,nd ,au - -
geiher ana tel them Of their trip and what
tney saw one man AYERS that he will he
able to bring forty families 10 Texas next
year and that he viii make II a point to do
~ Another stated 10 a companion that It
nid not make any difference what the
Texas people did. they coould not keen inn.
migration from the state II they tried The
country needs such land deveIopod and IN
would be ieveioptd within a Tow vcnrs II
would take too much spece 10 teU III All
fhe good things suId nv tho Ncrtbcrn,rs
but IL is sufhcicni 10 say iunt thors nersr
was more pleased and sstis6nd t,.,Td ~
prospertiye SETTLERS yithjn ~ t..ia, ~
thr stare ''''''N "
Tho storr ~ tho dor Mound ga, D.. go,
uicte v-lthot,, trtiins ~ 49, Hy az, W. cVln
2G17 n ,,n,,,rs IL ~ , i,T1 NJ" ~ ."I No.
In Gaitc.'nn' NY Mu'r ~ pnltN was
~ ,b.r NV, N.Y. A. 'ne pcarh a number
dist,c.s ~ w tu' ',i Wheh n cry OF
n"is nert H.. ''Y.n u ia1E une Of the IN
F ara was followed by W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
ParIor Meetino.

The Central Woman's Christian Temper.
nnce Union has arranged for parlor mxet.
Ing at Mrs. n. Brazelton's 1903 Capitol
avenue. Friday afternoon al 4 o'clock and
mn Invitation Is extended to an who rnn
come. program has been arranged with
papers and articles of subjects OF s,neral
Interest They Intend la have n 'narlor
meeting In the latter part Of each month
ana nave only one meeting In the church
each month during the summer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Fine Melons.

Three ears of exceptionally hne melons
of the Bradford variety came In over the
southern Pacific yesterday morning, One
ear was billed to local merchants and two
were routed over the Central tn Northern
points. On each car was u strenmcr ex-
toling tho rich black land OF jackson coun-
~, whore the melons were raised The
strCamers bore the address OF a prominent
GALadU realty Arm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26

The Post Is In receipt of an announce
ment of the death at SAN Fernando dc la
Union, Philippine islands. OF Thomas Far
ley rompkins. son of Dean and Ida Temp
klns. Lieutenant Dean rompkins Is well
known IN Houston. At the breaking ont OF
the war with Spain he enlisted In the regi-
mcnt OF immuncs that was raised In CAT
weston, but did not get 10 the front. Sub
scquently ne went to the Philippines aud
was mentioned for gallant conduct aud
promoted Ia first lleutenuntcy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Trotter-Anaerhoefer.

Miss Selma Anserheefer was united In
marriage last night to Mr. Tilmau Trotter
at the residence Of her father, william
Angerhoefer, Jr The ceremony was ner
formed by Rev Blnsherg ~ the German
Lutheran church. The wedding was aulst
home sffair attended only hy relstives and
A few intimate friends, no cards having
been Issued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Meetino OF soho,I r,,,

~. ~ WI be 40 Important meeting q
soy Sn y, "a s'so1 trustees q the ceunts on
Ing sad q Il. n e. 4. re HIsh school suid.
July 10 at the csinsy1ils seSos IInss niIgsos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Small Barn Rnrn.a

Inc nre department responded TO A call
from box 5i5 at 4;i5 yesterday morpInc
hut reached The scene Of the Are too late 70
Snne nc small barn of o. r. Seecier. at Stt7
G ,tn street; Loss shout $40. The arc /.
'"ouHh' TO have been OF inccndarv ORIGIN