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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
s.-.-IATrEE AL,rANAc

sanss ~ s1nse, s.ca Gooa rises 500 Moon. Ak. p
RICH WATER
N-Sardy HOOK Co. 14or. island 6ss Rel Gaze S.5l
fE-San5y Hooz SIS Gov Island go Hell Gate s.I3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER z.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New.YOrk, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED

Tmbris Cr). Dutton, Liverpool September "a
Queenstown I3, Vernon II Brown e. Co. with pas
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar about
Steamer Philadelphia Roberts. Southampton Cher
boHrg September II 70 the International Mercantile Ma
With 52 cabin and <21 mails
Arrived the $50 m
ST Nicholas tBrl. Lewis, Antwerp September
g. 10 Ssnderson son. with mdse Arrived al the Bar
2.l5
steamer TRnneufelE Ger. Meyer. Calcutta July 2s
Colombo August 8. Por1 Seid -, Algiers 30 Boston
September Is 70 Fuuch. Edge & %, With ndse
a. the Bar $50 o
Steamer Selma ,L5r1 Walsh Josns July g. TaEsl Is
Port August IS and Algiers y via Delaware
September l.. with the American
refining vessel simpson. Young.
q the Bar q % n.
Alamo Mcintosh. Galveston md
Brunswick II Mallory d Co. with passengers ana
mdee
svealsrd (Swel. svenson. Tsmpico September
10 the American Smelling END Refining with
and COPPER Arrived a. the Bar 81
AraTahOe KeFnble. jacksonville September Ia
Charleston Il William Clyde & CO, with mas
anG ulcSe
OF Memphis. Savage September
&c. TO TIE Ocean Sc Co With passengers and rad.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
TOOK HIS LIFE AFTER CONFESSION

san Francisco, sept le.-N. =. Gamble. the United
States Deputy Marshal who confessed completely IN
plot 20 substitute ola Chinese for young Chinese
who had been ordered exported committed suicide
tHis morning by shooting IN Buena Vista Park
Ee leaves a widow
Several DAYS ago Gamble confessed TO United
states Attorney Woodwork and United States
Marshal Shine. thinning that he was turning
Siites evidence ana saving himself from punish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-H. G. p Willis and C. H. Alison.
% OXFORD. England, Lieutenant Governor r. W.
Higetns. of clean n y; N. Frachon, Of Paris. and
AZ spencer 81 England. GRAND-Csptain W. c.
Major NJ N McCqmb. I. s, A. HoFFMAN-A.
MaeIo. OF Berlin H0LIAND-JOhn Nue. Of Lon
don; Charles J.. TAFT OF Cincinnati. and .. Her
ring, q London. MAJESTIC-A. z Montgomery.
q CMtago. and n. II. Mack. OF Detroit. MAN
HAITIAN -Charles T0rley. Of Brussels: NJ Law
rene. 81 London 3. Z. Aston. Of New-Zealand.
and John NJ HAN. 81 NeW-Haveu pr, .sident OF
The New-NorA. Nev- Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company PARK AAENCE-Majur Y. McNaIiy.
Il. $ a. PLAZA-Charles Deduc Of Paris SA-
NO1-John Peabody. q London. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-tis,a- .. Murray. OF Baltimore vice pres
idert ~ the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Livspool Sept ls-Arrivei steauaer. Colsriase GBp.
Byrns. Nev-York Manchester Cedric OBI. Had
dock Sew,YoTk via 91eenstovn; Armenian tbIl
NeW-York; Lucanis cBr), Mckay. Hew-York
Roufhsupt1n. le-Salied Louis. Jamson
Sew-York VIA Cherboarg Cand passed Hurst Castle
l25
London, lgS3ed. kinnehaha tBrb, Robin
Nev-Sork
Glasgow sept le-sailed Monaghan tBT) Stir
Sew-fofk
Queenstown Sept s.s5 a m-Arriyed Etruria
lBTD. Pr3tchsrc E.y-Tork for Liverpool tGne pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
NETWORK CITY.

A hand concert viii re given at Central Park this
Afternoon
The Cooper Union free museum for the arts %
decoration is again open 10 tho public every day
except sunday and Monday. The evening classes
81 science and art vii resume work tomorrow.
The art school for women viii reopen on THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

steamer jefferson Cathariae Newport and Nor
fok. &c the ola Dominion with passengers and
the Nez-Yorh and bermuda Asphalt with asphalt
Arrived the Ear n ESQ
SAILED.
Chatshoochee. FOR savGnnah City OF savan-
nah savannah; NavRhoe. wilmington y c and George
&: Athos Ger. InngUa, etc; e RIO. New-Or-
leans Concho Key West and Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CHICAGO. Three hundred barn, shop
and general employees OF the Union and Con
solidated Traction companies have had their
wages Increased 10 per cent by an arbltra.
ton board that has been settling their con
troversy with the roads
NEW YORK. President Roosevelt is &C.
corded the honor Of portrait In the Al.
manaeh dc Gotha for 1908 which has Just
l4Oth IN the history OF this compilation
NEW YORK Thomas MACPHERSON, one
OF the Oldest shipbuilders IN this country
VINO lAd hand In building tho yacht Amer,
yea ,nl nall = century age IL dead az his home
lNDIANoLA, Miss. There Is bitter feel
ing among the white people over the action
81 President Roosevelt IN ordering Inc
ludlanola posfofhce closed because the negrs
postmtstress was forced 10 resign
NEW YORK. The so-caIled factor nIau
IN the sugar trade viii be done away
with nv the American Sugar Renninr
company Saturday and natural and pr,nu,
lated VIII be quoted 65 cents nor nonnd
net thirty days, less / per cent for cash
without rebate. N"e"
NEW YORK The Pressed steel "a,
company proposes 10 carry for It's enonlnyes
from one 70 twenty Eve shares AZ ia stncL
The men VIII pay per cent down ana I'M
thereafter. Ns'"i'nients
NEW NoRK.--The directors OF the Rocs
Island company tthe new companv) AZ
ciafen q quarterly dividend Of per cer,
on the prererred stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
TsXAs.


q. =. Hugely Is dead at Van Week as the
result Of a male's kick two weeks ago.
The statues Of Houston aud Austin are
10 b. placed IN the capitol at Austin.
j. C. Mathin former preacher was
convicted at Tyler Of burglary commit
ted seventeen years ago; he has already
been Convicted fos criminal assault upon
a little girl aud is to be tried Tor similar
offence.
Lee county farmers are said 70 be hsuf'
Ing on replacing cotton with tobacco.
The Travellers Protective Association
committee has sent out a general letter ask
lug many Improvements in Texas hotei1
Many new charters were Gled with the
secretary Of state, including Beaumont
oil compsny with a capital Of Sl,oO10o9
More charters were nled during the past
TWO years than during the preceding four
years.
Mrs Alice Thompson Of Austin, aged %.
died from the effects " a fall
BUD Garrett was fatally wounded by as
sassias at Texarkana. but refused to give
sac names Of his murdcrers.
Three Santa Fe employees were arrested
az Dallas charged with series Of freight
ear robberles
N. schif, a merchant q Richmond. has
dlcd q petition 20 bankruptcy.
The emergency rate on corn asked for
By the farmers has not YET been pot in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
HOUSTON.

Local Insurance men say the strike Of
Houston dremen would seriously affect In
sursnce situation.
Houston plumbers remain on strike aud
await answer Of employers on Monday
Captain L, b. II. Schneider was laid to
rest Ia German cemetery.
Representatives from Houston Business
League have been appointed to cooperate
with New Orleans in Southern immigration
convention.
A new double daily train service is soon
to be inaugurated on the Macaroni.
The committee on purchase OF the water
plant for the city will meet today.
Street Commissioners brennan has OBJ
tanned temporary injunction against the
mayor and city engineer for interfering
with his work.
The Bachelors club entertained with a
ball at Bryan hail.
Bids for the new city hall have been ad.
vertised for
The model for the Dick Bowling monu.
ment has been accepted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
'PRETENDER'S MANIFESTO.
Says lie is NOT Fighting for the
Throne for Himself.
But FOR suLTANS ONE.EYEO BROTHER
II the Situation Becomes Much More
Critical the Sultan Win Summon
Border Tribes 10 Holy War.

Tangier. Morocco. January 2.--The pre-
tender has issued proclamation announc-
Ing that he is not lighting Tor the throne for
himself, but for the suitan's imprisoned
brother, Mulsi Mohammcd. surnamed the
zone Eyed"
IL Is now confirmed that the sultan has
ordered bis brothers release and that
hcnors be paid him.
The governor AZ recent conference with
the kehiel chiefs pointed out 10 them that
They are responsible for the safety Of the
roads running through taeir territory.
The Spanish sloop Of war Infsnta Isabel
has arrived here.
Advices from Fez under yesterdays date
have been received here. Guns were then
being mounted on the walls for the defense
OF the city. but the rebels remained In.
active. They have not sufficient supplies
for expeditions.
The city Of Fez continued quiet, but the
dearness OF food was causing discomfort.
II the situation becomes more grave
the sultan will abandon the capital, retire
to Rabat and summo the border tribes to
q holy war. The sultan then will proclaim
himself sheref and defender Of Islam, re
nounce all European leanings and then, at
the head of the new forces, attempt to re-
take Fee.
The Portuguese cruiser Rainha Amelia
arrived here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
DOMESTIC.


Or. w II. Park nnds that lemon Juice Is
only partially enicacious against typhoid
germs.
New Orleans consumers have been uott-
fed that they can set no more fuel oil.
The right Of the police to advertise a
man as rogue Is 70 be tested IN the courts
OF New York.
II Is denied from Indlanola, Miss, that
threats we're made against the negro post
mistress
The estate OF the late A. c. Hutchinson
totals nearly 100000.
The new Pacific cnble Is now 10 opera
ton between san Francisco and Honolulu.
An abandoned mine near Scranton. Pa,
caved 70 and four frame buildings we're
swallowed.
Three deputy marshala were shot IN a
Territory town by man who objected to
arrest:
The chairman Of the New Mexican demo.
cratic committee says be is willing to
coaicfce with Arizona II that is the only
way 10 get statehood.
dynamite explosion near Pottsville,
Pa. killed three miners aud injured a
dozen others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

be quiet affair, but one that Will AFFORD
the brokers a chance to- do business with
their eyes open instead of the way they
are now doing 1t.
The question Of the production on Spindle
Top is ever an interesting one, though it
has been some time since It has been pub.
licly intelligently discussed. The Post
correspondent talked to Mr.. r. L. Cox,
who has had great deal OF experience
with Spindle Top and has bored a great
many wells and spent great deal OF time
on the hill himself He thinks that the
production now is running at $4,000 to lS.-
600 barrels day, and that there are now
about four wells left that are stil flow
Ing Of their own accord. As he expressed
II, they are on their last pegs as gushers.
hut he would not dare intimate as to how
long they would keep that way. At this
rate the shipments are running consider
ably heavier than the production, as they
are still averaging almost double that
figure.
The completion OF the line between Sour
Lake and Spindle Top IS quite big thing
for the new field. It means that for the
arst time Sour Lake oil Is placed to the
market. As II stood they could not he said
to influence one way or the other the con
ditlons. Now they can sell oil from Sour
Lake the same as they can sell It from
Spindle TOP with the pipe line differential
only against them. That is presumed TO he
from 10 to 10 cents a barrel There will
be other lines competing Sour Lake with
the outside world pretty soon. hut the pres,
eut line Is enough TO make the hearts Of
property holders there feel glad
~
oil in tanks today is thought to be sell.
Ing at about ~ cents. or practically the
same as yesterday.
~
Mr.. n. o. Lively today received letter
from New York city stating that Hon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
THE SCARCITY OF OIL.
High Grade Reserves Drawn Upon
Heavily as "a Affnr4 SAarLn.l

High. Grade Reserves Drawn Upon So
Heavily as to Affect Standard. II.
Never before has oil been so scarce as II
is now says the New York Paint and
Drug Review. Last year apprehension of
the near exhaustion of the supply was ez.
pressed At that time It was pointed out
that the Standard was drawing on stocks
at the rate Of 10000 barrels a month. Al
the same time production was decreasing
IN all the old fields with alarming rapidly.
The situation is worse now The first ten
days shipments for December In the high
grade oil fields showed that storage had
been drawn upon to the amount of SIS. $50
barrels a day This rate, If kept up until.
the close Of December, would mean the.
drawing from the stocks OF 1886, 10 bar,
rels. which represents the difference he
tween the production OF crude oil and It's
consumption for the month of December.
u VIII be safe to figure 1000, 0OO barrels a
month Twelve million barrels year That
Is what the high grade oil fields of this
country are short Of the demands OF the
markets OF the world The demand Is
being met and has been steadily met .ar
year by drawing upon the enormous -
serve Of the Standard on company In ever,
Increasing quantity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
MEETING OF CABINET.
Necessary 10 Prod The Parties 10 The
Venezuelan SquabbIe.
CUBAN TREATY DISCUSSED AT LENGTH
II Is to Be Pressed for Ratification
Though There 10 No Doubt as
to It's Acceptance.

Washington, January IA portion Of the
time o. the cabinet meeting was consumer
"a the discussion Of foreign Affairs, espe-
cially conditions IN Venezuela. Secretary
Hay presented statement showing that
no definite responses have been received
from any Of the allied powers 70 President
Ccstros last communication. u IS evident
that further negotiations VIII be required
10 bring the parties to q final agreement,
Int Il is not doubted that THIS VIII sue
coed
cuba was tho other subject which en-.
crossed the attention Of the cabinet. and
there was an anxious discussion OF the
prospects Of the pending Cuban reciprocity
treaty, the decision finally being reached
10 press the treaty forward on tho same
lines toward ratification.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
WASHINGTON.


J. S. GARRISON Is believed TO favor Nc
Dowell for the North Texas marshalship.
General Davis indorses Morgan's negro
colonization plan. but suggests objections TO
Its probable success.
The poStofGcc at Indianola' Miss has
been closed until such time az the people
are willing TO accept a nesro woman a.
postmistress.
The cabinet has decided that the CUBAN
treaty should be pressed for ratification.
The discussion at the meeting showed some
anxiety as to It's fate.
Senator Hoar has given out the text 81
the bill be will Introduce in the senate. us
purpose Is said 70 be the control u the
trusts.
Tbe public debt now amounts to sei7 l64.
go.
There was a surplus Of receipts over gov
eminent expenditures during Decemeer
amounting q S1o,6is,coo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
eoVERNMENT REcgIpTs.
There Was a Surplus in Excess Of Te
Millions,

There Was a Surplus in Excess OF Ten
Millions.
Washington, January > The total gov
eminent receipts for December. 1902, were
S47,15l, 80. and the expenditures S35,533
~, leaving a surplus Of Slo6ls.ooO for the
month. Receipts for the mouth are about
Slo2.O00 IN excess OF those for December.
1901 and the expenditures S1Sj.uOO less
than for that mouth.
For the nrst half o. the present fiscal
year, q surplus IS shown Of S2i.734-oop, as
against q surplus II sol for the cor
responding period last year.
Although the receipts from the Internal
reveaue are lesB than for December 1901,
the amount 81 10" decrease is surprisingly
small and II Is noteworthy that IN some
uf the large revenue districts the total
collections are greater than they were be-
fore the war tex was removed on July l.
1909
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
MIRROR CURES NAL De MEa.
Italian Ambassador Discovers the Rem
edy for Ssasickness.

lldNdn fN1p1SSSCCF IlSCDNCTS l1G hCTlT
edy for Seasickness,
Seasickness Is stared out Of countenance
by the novel device Of signor Mayor des
Planches, the Italian ambassador, who has
discovered that a glance into mirror is a
balm for every dizzy qualm. In spite OF bis
modest disclaimer, the mirror cure is orig
inal with him. He says that by It many OF
his acqualntsnces were cured Of the malady
which old ocean brings.
This reflective system Of curing seasick-
ness was the result Of accident. The am
bassador on the way here short time ago
was tossing In his berth wondering II he
could long survive the rollinGs OF the ship,
when he thought:
lis this the death which I. chevalier OF
Italy, must diet I win look at myself to
Almost Instantly he was well and strong
and ate q substantial breakfast. Then he
Went about the decks lending comfort and
his mirror signora from Chicago looked
into tue glass and discovered that her hair
was al awry and that her eyes were red
dened
And my hat Is not balanced. WIN you
kindly bold the mirror until | arrange II.
No, am no longer seasick. How strange IL
all is, Ambassador, you have taught rs a
So about the promenade deck when the
weather permitted and in the saloon the
merciful ambassador and the magic mirror
gave aid and comfort, saving all who had
faith from NAL de mer.
Signor DIES Planches declares that his
method Is hardly discovery. as II Is merely
the result Of hfs observation. Seeing is be-
ieving, and believing, he says. is an Instant
cure The theory on which the cure Is based
Is simple one, according 10 his explana-
ton.
lie says that the constantly changing
horizon, now high, now low, which the mex
perieneed yoyager seer, brings on a feeling
OF vertigo. Why man should be attacked
hy the malady in a cabin where there Is
not room for even small horizon, the am
hassador does not explain. The contempla.
tion or the sea line. however, produces YER.
tigo, which IS only 10 be cured by looking
intently at the most interesting object OF
hand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
FoREleN.

II Is alleged that Archduke John OF
Austria Is alive and IL living In the IonIan
isles
The government Of st. Petersburg Is to
be placed In the hands of the project Of
police nnder the new order.
The Moroccan pretendcr has issued a
statement saying that he wants the throne
for the suItan's brother and not for himself
French troops have been ordered to the
Moroccan frontier.
The steamship trust has cancelled its IN.
snrance. Believed that It will absorb il,
losses.
The authorities Of saxony are schemins
70 gain possession Of the child Of the
Princess Louise as soon as 1t Is born.
The new government Of Panama is ex
pected 20 pursue a policy OF Cancellation
toward foreigners.
China has tenderwl the January install
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

ENCk.
The famous novelist sat idly staring al
the paper before hln with a dense froEn
Of perplexity eoFrugahng his lofty brow
and runing his temper.
No" he muttered, impauently, Il can
not think Of the right word"
Again he sank into brown study ana
racked MS weary brain for hours and hours
''There. Is, ] know there Is. one 6 N :, etc
comprehensive word TO express an Tits Nj
think OF itr
'Hs?' he exuited. after another ner,od or
intense mortal EFFORT, while The hapny
smiles chased the seowis from MS face n
nave In 90 down 70 the club aud stay
mere yu 4 o'clock 10 the morning Then
want before she is through with me .
or re was rec emily an ingenious novelist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
FOREIGN BRIEFS

MANILA. General James z. Smith
the recently appointed member OF the phil
ippine commission and Elmer BRYAN a.
keylntendent 81 Instruction, were swarm IN ~.
oetore the commission. General Sn,ith
ttIi I'm the portfolio OF secretary Of ednes.
PARIs.--A proposal has haan -.
bresent q piece Of sculpture ID PrnsiSn, W
- tsvpssre n In recognition Of his serytcas
=, ~ ~ fne cause q arbitration. The iden -
sueisn afair in ma Y An outErowth az the Vene,
ticns H~ ~ 1utuae on that cues.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
REPORT ON Army UNIFORM.
Goraeousness Has Been Out of Some
of Them

Gorgeousness has becn Out OF oonn5
Of Them,
Washington. January 2.-The war de-
partment has made public the report OF
the uniform board. beaded BY General
Young setting out iu detail the changes
made In the army uniform The recon-
mendaions provide for the use Of bronze
sleeve ornaments for full dress. Chaplains
are to wear black orercoaH. The en-
bfoldered gold oak leaves on officers
yisors must come oa except on ranks above
that of major. The Uuited States coat ~
arms IS TO be added TO all shoulder knots
Of officers above captains. Al important
change is the abolition Of the chapeau,
the service helmet aud service cap for Of
hcegs, aud the service trousers for enlist
ed men. Provision IS made for a com
blHatfon sash belt for hrigadler generals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7oday's Weafher.

washington. January East Texas
Fair Saturday; light 10 fresh north winds
West Texas and New Mexico--Fair sat
urday and SUNDAY
Iudian Territory. Oklshoma and Arkansas
Fair Saturday aud Sunday.
Alnbana Pair, colder Saturday. sunday,
fair. fresh west to northwest winds.
Mississippi aud Louisiana--Fnir Saturday
ana sunday; light 70 fresh north winds
Observations taken By the United States
weather bureau at $ p. M. 18th meridian
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
On NEWs.

Chairman WheIess viii Cali the e.
change Committee Shortly.
Beaumont, Texas, January 2.-Chairmap
]. $. Wheless, who was appointed m
charge Of the committee 10 see about the
organisation Of an oil exchange, stated to
The Post correspondent today thar he
would call meeting Of the committed al
once for the purpose OF placing before them
the matter which he has received from
otneE exchanges. He seems 10 think that
the unes OF some ether hedies and simpiy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

James W. Swayne, a member Of the Hoge.
Swayne syndicate is improving. 1t viii
ne remembered that there was a dispatch
IN me Post day or two since stating
that he was very i'll there.
~
Vice President H. L. Staff Of the Pen.
man Steel and Iron Works states that they
expect their business this year to double
that OF last oasily. The meaning Of mi.
implies confidence on the part OF that
company that the tankage will he mate
rally Increased, as that is one Of their spc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

The Dallas Cleburue and Southwestern
has been given permission TO issue $4,000
uf gold bonds.
The Southwest led the whole country in
the matter Of railroad building during 1912.
The Southwestern Passenger bureau viii
90 cut ot existence January 90.
President Parker Il the Rock Island is In
South Texas for q vacation.
/ a double daily train service win be In
taugurIted on the Macarnui In q short time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

Washington, January 2.-The latest list
cabled the war department by General
Davis reports the following deaths from
cholera James Hamilton, company D.
Twenty-sixth infantry; Robert D. Finney,
company y, Twenty-slxth infantry;
Thomas j Kelley, company A. Eleventh
Infantry; Louis KopiGsoko. company l..
Eleveptn infantry; Jacob Cohen, company
g., Fifth Infantry; George Dravage, com.
pany l. Twenty eighth infantry; David { d.
Roper, company y, Tenth infantry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

Following are the statistics Of the Texas
weather bureau for the month OF Deem
Der, Just passed.
atmospheric Pressure -tRednced TO sea
level. inches and hundredthsi: Mean, 30 10;
highest 30 81; date. nth. Lowest, - 60;
date, 2.
Teinperature.-Hi -; date, 18th.
Lowest. 81: dnte. 4th. Greatest daily
range. 20 date, sd, Least daily range, q;
date 18th