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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
Monn AppoINrMENrs ropAY.

Governor VIII Send IN Names Of Confcd.
crate Home Bonrd.
Austin. Texas, January 25.-Goveruor
Louham will probably send In tomorrow an
other batch Of appointments. perhaps all
he has % make The directors FOR the
Confederate Home are pretty sure 70 60 IN.
An impression prevails that most Of the
old board viii he appointed
Governor Lnnhnm IL not yet ready TO
announce his appointments for tho board
Of parduns, but says he hopes 70 do go Ia
few days
Tho governor says: ~ know Il is trying
20 gentlemen aspiring TO positions on this
uoard hut must beg thoir iudulgenrn.
ond especially Of those who may bc dis
appointed regret / cGn not acrnmmo-
aate ail ms friends, but am doing the
host ! CHu."
There or" some gentlemen here SIN on
the rugged edge " suspense o suspense
however, th7t Is iiDged with the glow OF
hopr. Ih" position "u the bonrd of pHrdous
W 1n uuthapflul ono, position that cous y
III" p'"uppnt 10 hr the central figure in
many pathetic -couc that touches hl,
heart and awak"ns all his sympathy ana T.
'S especially trying whom conscientious
sens" ~ duty forces on" 70 turn a drBf
cor 20 oil appeals ~ mother or wife aud
children Bur y hHs it's cempaus1 ton--the
salary 10 Slato per aEmIm.
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slneal srMrea aud not chosen. an
9 Quinn's bill regulating sale II liquor 70
abiiual drunksrds
fcsler's bin to pay jurors summoned ON
special yenirPs was reported adversely be
ceuse substantially the same as Fountain
Committed on roads and bridges reported
fnvorebly peUy's hill tu relteye BrnzOriH
county FROM three-fourthE ~ the occupa
ZION taxes for two years ou account OF
Losses by storms subcommittee ~ I've
WAS appointed &c merge the various bills
bridges
Committee on irt-rnsl improvements re-
ported favorably standifers bill TO ullow
out consent q the railroad commission.
MurTel's hill providing relief for railroads
or suburban roads which had failed TO
construct roads or branches within time
required by law, md 5liddlebrook's bill
providing for railroad crossings and stock
gaps where railroad fences cross right OF
WY through enclosed premises.
The house committed ON penitentiary
holds q meeting Informally tonight 10 ''oti-
suit and orange fot time TO consider the
Ncinert ind other bills that usy come be-
fore II concerning the retention and en-
ierFemeut Ok the iron plant AZ the Russ
pententiev The whole question viii he
studiously considered and thoroughly In
Npetigatcd, says Mr. Quinn of Cherokee
The road and bridge committee viii favor
to supplement the road and bridge fund OF
! Brnzoria with State tnN Of threc-fourths
/ n the occupation tax IN the county
liouse committee on agriculture today re-
| ported fuyorably after amending Boliu
! bill requiring TluncrS 20 report under oath
| Is located every fifteen days beginning SEP
trmper l. the number ~ bales OF cotton
giunrl by ihom The amendment requires
1 q report every thirty days after January l.
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PROCEEDINGS
THE HOUSE


Austin, Texas January 20 The spe,tar
stated that the r1iles ndon+oa h.. .h, -,
,,.,,,Id t -. - IVY 1ue mouse
- sul n'ceH hhu that ne
one 30 the hopse ercort tb,.a - -
10 amor and t,r,,aa -. p'iIiet'u
wy" HuItl9' ana tnAt no
r,,ioss tt,, ,.,,.,.,.,'- '"'''ru ku"H'
- ,hs Iaorl ,l,p,.'n o' written and banded
w 'He Hnorh"eper.
Mr. Dun suggestcd that Tho s-,,,,.... .
arms should haro cords -. $500, ''u' .',.
cd for ,,o WI INVITATION print
friends
Mr. GroUn If ram. ,,iI,,i a,....,
r,Ios f,,t,i,.,,.. ''''u "'lehtlon &" the
,".'' '''olHflnE any member 10 wear his
hat or smoke I'm the borso d,,-t,.,
sion The speokor sold A.. ',ir SIS
rulo e,for,o5 '''o ue would have the
~ '"'"I'eu'
Mr. Dun offered nrtylIoeod r...,,..,...
thar the sorrcnnt. a+.orri. 49,. l'"n
Of invitation for the use Of m ~ ,ou '' nn5
thnt pending the printing ~ tho cnrds tI,c
rule governing the adn,iss,o, -
u" lne moor should be held iu allowance
MI Moran made n pniut ~ o-dor a. .
tho resolution should lao rafo,,.o, ~, '"'t
nitto, 90 "e 't''rIed 20 tho com
u',..Iss Oh rules The chair overrulcd the
IN ne resolution WINS adopted hv
/ mar ,h To- ~ ana the speaker stated
1 ibe r,,i'iIou U0rs would be thrown open 10
| rrG,tl G"NS until cards ~ invitation wore
''RR, r., rso,,os. A..
/ ,bE l.lNrSt MT Hancock was added TO
~ vpIuWil'ee on public buildings aud
/ si,qnuA' eT. ,Eouptain TO the tnance com,
u,,'I'Gt. hnl Ny. Brynn Of Taylor TO the
/ 1N.l''' on atNlums.
en- resolution 10y MIR O'Quhu 10 pay I'D
/ Gn"uus l9t carrying tho mail for eleven
. uaHs a. Sl.I1 per day, amcudcd bv MIR
/ TunAiN to pay Stands - pcr day. was
/ ADOPTED.
/ ,N ,rsnlutlon ny Mr. Miller NJ Howard "a
/ ihstIuet the commissioner Of the general
/ iouQ otnce not TO award any state schooi
/ lands uutll land bin could be passed yyus
! referred TO committee on lands and mnd
! olhce'
Nj seabury presented a concurrent reso-
luton providing Tor printing 800 comics OF
/ inc legislative manual for the use of the
members OF the senate and the house In
/ was adopted with slight amendments
| inc report ~ the contingent CSpcnsc
/ committee Favorable TO the appoinfmpnt
or two additional porters, was adopted
Mr. Nelms requested that the regular or.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

Glnts. Chesiey. Bryan 81 Taylor aud
iharp-Io create the fffty second judiciR
district 10 be composed % Coryell iiamil
ton and Coinanche counties
ny Mr.. knight Act 10 amend code ~
criminal procedure relating 20 summouin=
By NJ Adair-- Act to enfo-cr attendance
81 witnessee Ia criminal Eases
=! MI Gibbs Authorizing commissioners
courts 70 issue bonds for the perpcse of
constructing public roads.
BY Mr. Alderlce Act "a require all trans
portaton companies ana telegraph and tel
elhone companies in the State 10 adopi
nnme OF pcstoniee at any station along
I their lines 10 the name OF sucA station, pro-
Vided there le such postoff.cr.
By Mr. Notwithstanding law relating to
the appointment OF jury commissioners.
BY Mir. Egan-A Amending law relating TO
sequestrat!on OF lands
BY MIR. Eagan-To provide for speedy
trials before justices of the peace where
plaintiff or defendants are ncnrcoilent'
and where the action is for services per
/ BY Mpssrs stewart and Brelsford- Act
separating the bureau Of agriculture from
! the department OF agriculture insurance,
B statistics and history.
! BY Mr.. Gibbs-Amendmen regulating the
sale Of intoxicating liquors and taxing
same.
by Mr.. Murreli- Act FOR relief Of railroad
/ corporations or belt or suburban RAILWAY
/ hnving charters granted since January,
1857. and which have failed or nre about TO
/ fail to construct their roads and branches
on any part thereof within the time re-
Quired by law.
BY Mr. Egan Act TO prevent unneccs-
sary delays IN the rendition Of judgments
in district and county courts.
BY Mcssrs. Hemphill and Boyd, Amend
! ing the law to more fully prohibit lu1
prevent the sale and purchase of gamhunc
| contracts for the future delivery Of coti"it
! grain, etc
By Mr. Knight Relating to the acknow
edgement 10y married women ~ convey
ances and other Instruments executed by
]
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
IN THE HOUSE.

Austin Texas, January 26-Bnls were
introduced today IN the house as follows:
By Mr. Hancock Act 70 prohibit buying
and selling OF pools or receiving or making
bets on horse racing except on the day aud
within two hundred feet OF the race track
or grounds
Ry Mr., Napier To provide for public
printing and advertising for state or Texas
ny MIR Nowliu-To amend code Of Grim
lnal procedure. TO provide for the paymen,
Of any witness who may have been recog
nized or attached.
By Mr.. Cobbs-Act 20 provide for the ap
polntmeut Of competent stenosraphcr
who shall report cascs in county aud dis
tHct courts, and 10 mako tho report OF
snch stenoerapher when hled and ap.
proved, tho statement q facts OF tho ora
evidence.
NJ Mt Rennctt-ro amend act RELATING
fo thr lyH stuck s0plfarv commission Rpl
lhe movement ~ live stock thcreunder
By Metsrs, Brelsford. Reiger. Bennett
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IN coMM1rrnr.
Two Reports on Duf's Substitute For RIco
Growing Bills

Two Reports on Duff's Substitute For RIc.
Growing Bills
Austin, Texas, January 2s.-House com.
mittees reported today on bills as follows,
Judiciary committee No / reported favor
ably Dun's committee substitute MERGING
house bills 100 ana 1873, authorizing corno.
ratious to corporate for the pprnose q,
growing rice and to own mills ana TO con.
denim lands for canals minority renort
was nled 10y Mays, Green. Brown of Knnf
man. Stell and Robertson OF Williamson
Loves bill, providing for the appointment
OF official stcnograpbers 10 district courts.
favorahiy.
The committee reported adversely Renty q
hiu authorizing city councils TO levy taxes
ON agricultural or pasture lands within I'M.
city limits only Tor public free school pur.
poses House Mn changing law M rega-d
10 administration Of community prapo-, r.
and house hill authorizing state banks 10
amend Their charters and enlarge thrir
corporate powers
Judiciary committee No reporfaJ "A
versey BIN hy nnvls, amended IN commit
toe hE( brolsfoTd. rolsbgg "a hlrinr nod
psv NJ county conNirts
iudiH1rT 20 also reported fnvotebl,.
Fountains btu TO Pas Jurors summoned on
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New Orleans.

Special to Tho PostJ
New Orleans, January 26.-The general
conditions in tho market for rough rices
presented no particular change today. Re.
ceipts were on much broader scale but
supplies forwarded we're exceedingly
meager, and such stocks as materiulizcd
were held FOR TOP prices
The market closed strong at quotations
There was considerable inquiry In the mar.
ket for clean rice, but actual business both
for actual distribution and for export, was
of a very light character aud confined to
held md with no disposition on tho part "
holders to meet prospective purchasers half
way trading dragged Receipts from Cuun-
try mills were fairly heavy.
Receipts, 4s4o sacks Of rough and 505S
pockets of clean
Sales 231 pockets Of clean and $40 sacks
OF rough, of which 71l were Honduras and
2t5 sacks domestic Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
GoosENecK BIC is ON HAND.
Has Gone to Washington to Settle tho
IsNaa Patrnnann ELnht

Has Gone to Washington to Settle tho
Texas Patronage Fight
Washington, January 28.-That T. H. r.
Green Is not altogether dislntcrestcd Ia so
far as the Texas patronage fight Is con.
corned, was demonstrated today when his
Elll' Mcdonald, arrived hero for tho
ovowcd purpose Of settling the whole mat
ter Mcdonald tried to scc the postmaster
general during the day, but was unsuccess.
full
Some comment has bean caused hy the
fact that, although the denomination Of W.
A. Stoncr as postmaster Mt Waco was
sent TO the Genate last Saturday II wne nor
included I'm the list Of appointments fur
hished the press galleries on that day.
Tho reason for this is not known. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
LINER is ASHORE.

Part Of the Crew Has Been Taken on
but Rest Are Unable TO Reach Shore.
Holyhcad. Jauuary 27.-1he name Of the
Transatlantic liner ashore off Aberfraw
Point, Isle Of AnGalcsy, IL not yct known
Part Of the crew has reached the shore
but It Is stated the remainder are unable
TO reach shore owing to the heavy seas
running.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

DIR. Pierce's Golden. Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and It's al
lied organs. II causes the perfect diges.
tion and assimilation of food and thus il
makes men aud women strong.
n had been suffering from indigestion 30
badly that could not work more than half tho
time, but now can work every day and eat any
dhng I want (" writes Mr.. Victor l.. Hayden ~
Blackstone, Nottoway Co, Va, "Whyl Because
took Or. y. Y. Pierce's Golden Medical Digcov.
cry. n has put new life and energy IN me r..
stored my health and made man Of me once
r1ore. I used TO weigh no hut had gotter down
10 ia. now back TO 100 a nd will soon be back
Of my old weight v nothug happens, Your
medlelne has dome II all"
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
zeal Discovery
The Peoples Medical Adviser. 1908
pages. FIR on receipt OF stamps to pay
expense Of mailing only, Send ~ one
cent stamps for the psper-covered e1i-
ton, or 81 stamps for the cioth-bouud
/, solums. 10 DR.. R.N. Pierce. Buffalo, ny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
coWpY PASSES IT up.
Teller's Seat May Be Contested in the
Senate.

Senate.
Denver, Colo, January % Frank c.
Cowdy. one Of the leading republican can.
dldates in the senatorial struggle lust end
ed, tonight issued statement regarding
his position IN the matter. He declares the
election Of Teller illegal but passes 1t UP
TO the United states senate, He defends
the action OF the anti-wolcott members of
the house In failing TO sent the republican
contestants from Denver, On the ground
that such action would have caused the
unscattng Of all republican senators and
blocked necessary legislation. He says
the campaigu Of 1902 was made upon the
distinct understanding that Wolrott would
not he candidate for senator, and adds;
If he Ind not como into this fight there
would have been m factionalsm md In all
probability Teller would not have been sue
ceEgful %
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UNlfURM ItAl DUOkS,
Senator Douglass Strongly Against
Any Exemptions from Provisions.
HOUSE DISCUSSED OCCUPATION TAXES
Lawyers Want to Escape and tho Friends
Of the Merchants Are Also on Hand
Many New Bills.

Austin. Texas January 26.--Senator A.
NJ. Douglass Of Hi county Is decidedly
in favor Of the re-enactment Of the free
school text hook bill. Speaking Of It he
said: al am just In receipt Of lcttor
from friend in Hi county. an able
educator. anopt this question. and makes
soms suggestions as to the adoption Of
certain text books. which I will lay before
the committee on education az the proper
time. Most assuredly there should be
uniform series " text books Tor the pablo
schools, not only FOR the schools IN tn
country. but IN the cities also. can sac
no logic. comprehend nc reason. that may
be urged against including the cities In the
law II fhe books adopted are good enough
for country children, why are they not
good enough FOR city chilireu3 Are we
10 provide two systems ~ education for
the children OF the state3 Ought CITY
children to oe educated better than country
children, or worse. and vice verssi What
IS sauce for the goose is always good
sauce fo- the gander. ] know that IN
the large cities the people vote a speclaf
tax for the further support Of tneit
schools but this Is to enable the schools
10 have longer terms. They might, too Il
they desired. vote money 20 teach their
children music. or the modern IaA%uaSens
or 10 have ajjuucts of manual training
something n that sort extra from the
education providcd Oy tho state. hul lrt
what the state does provide be uniform
a0d tBe rerv hes, tndt the money at
uauI VIZ command.
Nj Hemp6B ~ ElIs county Inns pro
usied aud introduced Isl, for the -lp-
preston Of ganbliGc So farm product
tlc selling n futures ia's 1856 g"
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explained The
explanation is
simple. Food
does not nour-
ish the body uu-
less digested
and assimilat.
ed. Diseases Of
the sto m a c h
aud other or
gans of diges-
ton and uutri-
ton hinder the
proper diges-
ton and assimi-
| lation of the
inutrition con,
1 tanned in the
foodeaten. Thus
the strength OF
food is lost,
wasted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
S TRE NC TH

Is an attribute of manhood universally
desired. Few people understand that the
only source OF physical strength is food,
and that every Que who has sufficient
nourishing. food should be strong. But
there are thousands of puuy people who
have plenty Of good food. How is tint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

Owing to the large number q lrns
who have called upon the British pcir
at their office in the Moore.Buruets BIZ
ing, Rooms 2O9-21l, 1913 Texas su,F'
and who have been unable to see ts,a
these eminent gentlemen have, by reia,
consented to continue giving their sri,a
entirely free for three months ,medtna
excepted to all inyallds who call rfi
them for treatment between now and "
ruary 16.
These services consist, not only d y
sultation. examination and advice, hs "
of all minor surgical operations
The object iu pursuing this course Y
become rapidly and personally scqlsliM
with the sick and afflicted, and dMa Z
conditions will any charge vhaisYs
made for any services rendered feE Wy
months TO ali who call before FehtuiI \
The Doctors treat all forms OF dsas
and deformities and guarantee cue
every cusp they undertake i
Male and female weakness. caialil =
catarrhal deafness, also yaricocels ilgrt
goitrc. cancer. the morphine neolt ~. y. !
diseases Of the rectum are poslnNeV wy
by their new treatment.
Hours. 8 to g. Sundays, ~ 70
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nomination appeared in saturdays Con
eresfiopll Record, which was delivered to-
duy No particular significance is to be
attached to Stoner's appointment as he
was Endorsed by both HaOley and Lyon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
The Rice Market.
The Local Situation Opens Unchanged
This Week.

The opening Of another week brought no
change in conditions in the local rice mar
ket.
The business Of the local mills has me
down 10 mere handling OF the stock on
hand with small amount Of receipts AMI
shipments thrown In FOR good measure The
drmand for good qualities Of cloan rico h
about rs usual and prices are still IN
changed
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The Doctors Extend Their Tinl

OWING to the Large Number Who H,s
Been Unable 70 See the British d.
tors, These Eminent Gentlemen Hn
Extended the Tins for Giving TAs
Services Free for Three Months to 4
Who Call Upon Them Beion F.s
ruary 10.
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Port Arthur, Texas, January 20-Clenred.
Steamship City Of Everett and Standard
oil companys barge No, o. for New York.
carrying 2,123oO0 gallons crude petroleum,
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PHILADELPHIA, pa.--The nresenta tioS
Of the independent operators case was be-
gun before the coal strike commission. that
Of G, II. Mnrkie & Co. being the first
called
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ton and 8 soreness.
S. S. S. neutralizes
these acid poison s
aud cleauses the blood
of all irritating sub
stances and humors
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, January %
ARRIVED

So FL Cid (Aml. New York
IS Lampasas Ann, New York
IS Montenegro lB), Boston, via Newport
News
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and docs L promptly and eitectualIy
S S. S purifies and inyigorates the thin
acid blood, and builds up the entire sys-
tenn; then the unsighly eruption and sores
heal, the skin becomes smooth and soft,
and all signs Of the Ec1ems disappear.
Our snscial book on Skin Diseases free,
The Swift speOiRo Co., Atlanta Ga,
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SIS Mexican lAm.l, New York.
SIS MHntco (Am0, Point Isabel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-21
MACADAM At EAST END


A meeting of citizens will be held
this evening at the office OF " II.
Webb to consider macadam for West
Fourth street City engineer Howard
Thomas will be pr sent for the pur'
pose of given estimates as 10 cost. AT
this meeting it will probably be deeid q
ed what width of roadway shall be
macadamized, this depending some
what upon the engineers figures,
Eighteen feet, however. is likely to be
the width decided upon. Paving for
other streets may be discussed some
what but no final action is expected 20
be taken excepting regarding Fourth
street. The East End people intend
to see that the street is put in good
shape from Stinson avenue TO the Ne
madii bridge and it is expected that
the Tenth ward people will LOOK attey
it on the east side of the bridge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-21
CITY FATHERS D0lNGS
Mayor Sends In tpp"i..tmcnis For
school t"iumi >>inncr> aud Alder
man FOR Ninth Ward.

The city council met Tuesday eve
ming there was a small attedance pres
emit
The city attorney reported that he
had received the orders from the
council asking HIM to prepare speci
hcations for new gas franchise, but
in his opinion the time that such
franchises would run, three years, was
so short that no firms would care to
submit bids
His report was received and the
matter was referred to the original
committee.
The mayor submitted the following
nominate. rs and they We're confirmed:
School commissioner Second ward,
to succeed W NJ Graham resigned,
George c. Cooper
School commissioner Eight ward, TO
succeed Andrew J. Webster, deceased
Nathaniel Johnson.
Alderman Ninth ward, to succeed
W. +. Anderson, resigned, Frank
Britt.
\ report on the proposed Highland
Power company's franchise was read.
The council adjourned to next Tues
day night, at which time "A special
meeting will be held 10 consider the
matter.
frA 1st ~ a. N
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-21
THROUGH MAIL GAR.
Runs Directly From Chicago q" >"pe-
riOr Lnd Duluth

The through mail car promised some
time ago by the Omaha railroad ar
rived at the Head of the Lakes Tues
day for the first time.
This car rune directly from Chicago
to Superior and Duluth. Heretofore
the mail bound for the Head of the
Lakes has been transferred at E.roy,
Wis and that for the Twin Cities con
tinued on the through car. This caused
considerable delay, which will now be
eliminated. This through car has its
regular force of clerks, who will take
care of the mail bound for the Head
of the Lakes district. The men OF
board the car When it reaches Supe'
rior and Duluth are transferred at
Eau Claire.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-21

Capt. Byron b. Inman, one OF the
best known marine men on the Great
Lakes, and for the last three years
assistant marine superintendent OF
the Pittsburg Steamship company,
died at Milwaukee Sunday night after
An Illness of less than week He
was "a years of age and mad been con
nected with the lake marine since he
was thirteen years old.
The East End Social club Wednes-
day night gave dancing party at the
Euclid Hotel a large number OF the
friends of the club members were en-.
tertained. The guests were first re-
ceived in the parlors of the hotel by the
members OF the reception committee
From the parlors the party adjourned
| to the ball room where an orchestra
of eight pieces furnished a fine pro
gram of dances, which was greatly
enjoyed by all the merry participants.
The large two story building that
stood on the East side OF Becker ave
nue., between West Seventh ana
Eighth street was removed this week
to the West End The contractor eH.
pelienced considerable trouble ~
crossing West Fifth street and the
street car service between Becker ave
and the NemadJi was suspended Tor
seyera! hours yesterday afternoon
d. y. Morrison, manager OF the
steamer Boomer Girl returned Mon
dag from Toledo and Milwaukee
where he was negotiating for the pur'
chase OF new steamer which vii. be
placed on the excursion run ~ tht
local harbor next season
He reports that the deal for the ne"
steamer, which is dandy = ab"l
completed,