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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08
sHERIFF,s sAI.E

BY virtue and authority of a special
execution for Back Taxes and costs.
issued from the office OF the Clerk OF
the circuit Court OF Audrain County.
missouri, Teturnable at the Januare
term, 1908. Of said Court, and 70 me
ulIected IN favor OF the State OF Mis-
souri, at tie relation and hi The uee of
Albert Harrison, Collector Of Ihe fiev-
enqe OF the County Of Audrain. State
OF Missouri, and against W X. Potts. /
levied upon and seized All the
rignt Iitle, claim and Interest OF the
SAID W; X. Potts OF, in and 70 the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. so-wit.
Al that part Of block .. ia Ladd's
70 Mexico, situate and living
NORTH OF the Chicago & Alton Raif
way Company's track In said Mexlcf
Audrain County, Missouri. All IyId
n being 10 the said County AZ
state OF Missouri: | will. an II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of n snaela.
execution for Back Taxes and coS,s
issued from the ofice on Inc CisrS =,
the Circuit Court OF Andrain Gonn,y
Missouri. returnable AZ The fsnnars
term, 1909, OF said Conrt ana ~ ~,
directed In favor al ne STATE ~ M,s.
souri, at the relation and n the ne
OF Albert Harrison Callector ~ ~
Revenue Of the County of AudraIn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08
the 3oth Day of u
uary, A. D.. 1902

w being the eleventh day Of tho
CUT court OF said County,, BET es
ene nours OF nine O'Clock Ia thl n
noon . i've O'Clock In the aftd 30
.. mat day, at the east 'front.' M
house door, In the City OF n flcl
county OF Audraln aforesaid. sell the
same, or 50 much thereof as mas h.
required, az public vendne, 10 the|
highest bidder for cash In hand fsnb.|
luet 70 al prior liens and iudomenfsl
u satisfy said execution and c6sfe'
q QUINCY JAMES,
Sheriff OF Audrain County. No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08
In the Circuit Court Of Audrain
County, Missouri.

BY virtue and authority Of a decree
and order Of sale made by the said
Court, Ia the above entitled cause, and
OF a certified copy thereof, dated NOV.
%. 1902. / will. on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
IN PARTITION.

In the Matter :
GARLAND SIMS Ell AL,
Exparte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
FIRES PECULIAR ORIGIN
STOVE oVERAEATED IN EFFORTS
TO CARE FOR SICK CHILD,
The Repsdorph Family Barely Escaped
from Burning House--Were Clad
Only in Night Clothes,

Death lowered In the wake Of the alarm
which went In from box CT, and which
sent the department Oh a mad gsllop 20
2314 Center street yesterday morning BY
one OF those miraculous bits Of good for
tune which sometimes prevents the cost
of human life, the occupants Of the house
at that number as well as OF ITS adJolh,
ing one at 23l6 Center street. were saVei
from horrible fate In the ruins OF their
homes. AS II was the house at G5l4 Geo
, ter street, owned by B. Repsdorph and oc-
cupied by his son, ]: H. Repsdorp9' vas
an ugly mass OF wrecN ahd run IA
the scene. while the adjoining one
which was owned by II House,
and occupied by Mrs ]. A. Mcpherson aud
J. A. McCormick, was damaged JOB t9r at
The Repsdorphs, husband and wife nad
been watching over very sick child. l1c
attending physician, who mad called oDly
the room be kept very warm, aud Mr.
! Repsdorph accordingly built up reohnf
| FIRE in the stove.
This circumstance accounted for the orr,
| gin of the ire, which was hrst uouceu
! breaking through the transon OF t6e Reps
| dorph home The Repsdorpns had barely
/ time enough to get safely out OF Inc leatl
Of the flames, escaping 10 tnar nlsh.
clothes the father carrying in MS arms tne
| sick child wrapped In bedclothlng Inc
house, with all Of Its contents was com
The rapldity of the flames was such. that
/ bv the time the department reached tne
| scene. hardly a vestige Of the building re-
m9ined, while the names had also com
| mpuicated to the adjoining building. 10
/ This the bremen directed their attention;
| Panic had already spread through me
surrounding neighborhood- and Women s sii,i
children were rushing about trantlcalE
! everywhere. 49,, ~,
completely wrecked, the occupants escaped
| from IL only IN time To save tnemsei' f T.
| from cremation. They we're fortunate y.
saving a portion OF their furniture, nu,
] otherwise The entire contents Of the house
fell a prey 70 the DANES, Inc owner o.
Tho Repsderph home carried 800 insura ee,
While the son had $500 Insurance on l IN,
ried on Mr.. HOUSES property was not glNeu
The hremen made sall9snt t run s, 70 *,
alarm came too late for the depsrumen,
10 render efectual assistance ga Hait -, 7
dozen alarms kept them going Iueso9y az ~
fbey rot no sleep Tuesday night, mslntaln
ing forty-elght'hour vigil Tnat tne pl4 ~
Gained no further headway was due 20 IN
GOOD work Of Chief Arto and his men
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of applicant state NJ Texas 81 rel Car
roll vs. Pope district Judge from Jefferson
Motion to certify additional facts TO SUI
pTcne court refused Magnolia PARK Com.
pnuy ct al, Va Charles ltnsloy tum Har.
RE.
Motions for rchearlng refused Paul
ivriCkc VS. r " Wood q al, from Wrsh'
h'gton; Tom OwozarzBk VS.. Gulf Colorado
aud Santa Fe Railway Company tron
Washington Texas ard Vow OrleauA Rail
way Company VS.. T. W. wright from liar
is, Stonord VS. Stafford, from Colorado,
Motion 10 affirm on ceruhcHtc refused
bernuse lurlGdlction Of this court rs NOT
made to appear Crnvf ford Is HcrsW 49,.
Chrrlcs n i'lFto from Larpon
tuseS submitted j r. stark VS. G. !"
BrHv 81 al FROM Greg. Robert 81 Dorl'Y
et Hl SO W. T.. Il MeFhddip co aI From
Jefferson
SCI for euhmisslon on February ~ 1908.
G. C.. Heath. guardian. VS. 11hu Iordt
from Nutcos s Jacobs RUcrdeu Brus.
from Victoria lnnc Bolt Railroad Com.
many 49, Woodford liuphes VI Hl from
M0togorda r. II Gipsnu ri a. vs. u %
Morris ct Rl from Shelby II. VI lnch
ridge VS. ". q Corhett ~ ALL from i1r
rs Edward p Kelsey w John Trisicr ct
al from Jefferson; II. c Stack 49, Lind
sey & Harris from Narogdoches; George g.
nilh VS. Houston East md West IeNas
Railway COMPANY from Harris General
Electric Company ~ al, vs. john w. Mur
rsy. from Harris ". y sharp vE. Damon
Mound on Company from Jefferson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The Dredge Has Returned anu viii
Be Put On Tie harbOr.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE VISITORS
Corn for Export lie Now Coming In IN
srae Ousntity--Funets Of Mrs.
Maggie Greenwood.

Galveston, Texas February S-The light
draught dredge General n. NJ Robert has
returned from the Triuity river where it
has been working on ehspnel leading 20
the mouth Of the Trinity river The chan,
mel IS seveuty.dve ftst wide and Nlx feet
deer aud is now opened FOR navigation as
Tar as Liberty, a distance Of ninety miles
from the mouth of the river
The Robert will SHORTLY commence eN.
eayat!ng a channel through Bid yeef, near
Bolivar, In order that material can b.
transported TO Fort Travis When TINS is
done a channel will be excavated through
Lays pass, IN HannE's reef thus givtuS
q sixtfoot channel into East bay When
this work Is completed the dredge wiz
do some hlling back Of the hrush dixie
TO be constructed on the north side Of tine
Galveston hsrbor channel which is 20 he
widened 10 $50 feet and glve~ depth OF
thirty feet minimum. Moore s. Selbert con.
tractors for the brush dixie, have their
! plant IN Galveston and Il is now az the
| Southern Pacifc bulkbead Tho dixie win
/ be Joined 10 the bulkhesd which protects
| the north side Of the channel 10 front OF
I the southern Pacific docks The drcdged
material taken from the harbor channel
win be deposited behind the dixie. which Is
4 TO serve as a retaining wall. The Robert
Will do the nrst alllnc. in order 20 give
a back 10 the dixie and 10 brace II before
! tho dredges begin depoSlting material from
the channel The contractors have a
barge Of piltng here aud inausuratcd con
| Strucuou today,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
THE RIGHT THING
A New Catarrh Cure, Which Is Rapidly
Coming to the Front.

A New Catarr1 Cure, Which Is Rapidly
Coming to the Front.
For several years. Red Gum. Blood Root
aud Hydrastin have been recognized as
standard remedies for tsrrhal troubles
but they have always been given separately
and only very recently an ingenious chemist
succeeded IN combining them, together With
other anhseptics into pleasant, effective
tablet
Druggists sell the remedy under the name
Of stuart's Cat0rrh Tablets and Il has met
with remarkable success IN the cure Of
nasal catarrh bronchial and throat cntauh
and 10 catarrh NJ the stomach
Mr.. F y Benton whose address is care
I run up against anything that IL good
7 like 10 toll people Of II. ] have hecn
troubled with catsrrh moro or less for somp
time Last winter moro than evcr Tried
several so-calind cures; but I'D not get any
benedt trom them. About six weeks ago |
bought aoceut box ~ SNsrt's Caarrh
Tablets and ! nm glad to KAY that they
have done wonders for me and / DO not
hesitate to let all my friends know thar
Stuarts Cotarrh Tablets are the right
thing. - ~, o.-,u
West 9th street. New York City, writes
II have commenced using Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets and already they have given me
better results than any catarrh cure I have
ever tried
the use OF stuart's Catarrh Tablets IN pref
erence 10 any other treatment for Catarrh
Of head and throat or stomach
He claims thev are far superior 10 inhsl
ers salves lotions or powder. and are
much more convenient and pleasant 70 take
and are 60 harmless that little children
fake them with henedt Rs they contain no
opiate, cocaiEe Or any poisonous drug,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
SESIDENT MAHON tE}E.
5T THE STREET RAILWAY EN-
PLoYES LAST NIGHT.
5sasssed the Men at Labor Hall--Here.
On Brief Visit Which Has No
Particular Significance,

estisnt william .. Mahon Of the
tirnAted Association Of Street Rail
n EMPLOYEES Of America arrived in this
n At 1:S5 last evening aud leaves for
5|Ssion this morning. President Mahon
Detroit, the official home of the asso-
ftan i've weeks ago and has been TO
i FIdac coast looking after the affairs
W street railway unions. He Is re,
Fals home by the Southern route and
llag advantage Of the opportunity TO
fli few OF the cities along the way. The
K y stops he has made IN Texas were ut
"A Antonio, III Paso, Houston, and at Cal
&sN tomorrow he will say goodbye TO
= supporters In the Lone star state.
~ Aahon says his visit 10 this city
Fl ao particular significance. He reports
.usns Of the Anna gamated association
most houTshiug condition, He is
ka,N With the growth of the union N
Nste and says when every city Is or
tTi.a the public as well rs the employees
isap greater BENEFITS.
shoent hahon is n large man, with a
ZIP OF the hand and frank, open
ssnance that invites n freedom from
nlnt that places all who come into
AN With him Mt case.
8s.sa near the door Of Labor hall last
pg, putting away on the stub Of q
ae would pause IN the midst OF a
,a's 70 push his big, broad brimmed
ne osck Of his head and, extending
aanl' call the weary conductor or
n, Isl Who had trudged from the car
one after midnight and wet from a
,sn Mois In the rain. by name This
Il ,Spested again and again, and not once
s, Ios man At loss for a name and no
issAs q, Gid he make. 1t was Hello,
Il IN hsennaerson, how are you "a word
III ms feat n memory will be the
w " u. Understood when it is recalled that
No. thanon's last visit TO Houston
il. ~ ,eis morning President Hook of
a, IA pSNlslon called the meeting 30 or.
III ,aq PRESIDENT Mahon made brief adj.
81 M, which he complimented the men
INA ~ excellent record and briefly re.
fston VI tne Amalgamated asso-
s,Sest Nshon has been at the head Of
'''' railway employees union since
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
HIGHER COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, February 5--The follow
ing proceedings we're had In the supreme
court today:
Application granted The state of Texas
w Thomas o'Connor from Travis
Applications refused Hell & Schuster
VS.. II A. Martin ct al written opiniom,
from Bexar, international and Great
Northern Railroad Company Va Mrs a NJ
Beardon ct al. from Williamson; i O..
Richardson VS. ]. NJ Kyle ct al, from
Clay
dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction: W
II. Portwood vs., Gose Bros, from Wise
Motions granted TO file petitions Tor man
damuS John = Kitchens We. ]. J Ter
rcll, commissioner general land ofrice; A
r. Wootcn vs.. Commissioner General Land
Office.
Cause submitted! New York Lite Insult
snco Company VS.. Annie Y. English, from
Dimmt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
First Count Of ANNALS.

Galveston Texas. February o.-1he FOL
lowing proceedings were had ~ the court
Of civil appeals today.
Reversed and remanded in pnrt Bud A.
frmed In part: city Of Tyler vs.. l.. l.
Jester & Co, from Smith
Affirmed. Denny, administrator, ~.
Stokes, from Houston; Industrial Lumber
Company vs. Texas Pine Land Association
ct oil from Hardin W. /. Moody, IT. vs.
n C. ogden. from san JaCinto w 4.
Taylor Company Limited 49,. Baines Gro
Gerry Company. from Nacngdochcs; llile'
brandt 81 AL, trustees vs.. Deylue et AL
trustee from Harris
Reversed and remanded HAYDEN et ai
vs. J II Kirby ct al from Hardin; Pres
ton q stsuffer VS. Barber, from Hardin
Pothia vs.. Calvert Waco mud brazos
Valley Railroad Company ct alr from Bra
Z0g
Dismissed Gregory 81 al vs Thompson
Savings Bank from Galveston
Dismissed by agreement; Last We. Las
from Washington
Motion for maDdamus dismissed a. cost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Dead Man Found

Beaumont, Texas, February 4.--Justice OF
the Peace b NJ Pope went 70 Amelia this
afternoon To hold an inquest Amelia Is
1--WE miles out Of Beaumont on the Southern
Pacific and in this district The man re
ported as being dead was found lying along
Side the Southern Pacific right OF way
v,.bere he had been for two days, leaving
me BODY IN very bad condition The man
vas Identified as Pat Maloney and y is
thought he lived at Leesyille' La, where
he had family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Prennrlnn for Nlsltnrs.

Galveston, Texas, February g. Secretary
Gardner of the business league is obtaining
list not only Of the boarding houses NJ
the city, but also Of the private residences
which can spare rooms for the sccommo-
dalton Of the crowds anticipated during the
visit OF the hattleships When these are
obtained they will be placed In the hands
Of a public comfort committee. which will
make its headquarters Of some convenient
place so that the visitors will have no dr.
dculty In securing accommodations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
The Nom Centt Center.

Beaumont, Texas, February 5.-Ip speak
ing Of the new court Judge Boykin. the
district clerk this morning stated that It
would take him until March to get ready
for the Sirtieth district court New books
have TO be secured. stationery bought, and
a number of details arranged, He thinks
he will have TO add about two men tn his
force. Judge Watts, when le takes the
oath. viii probably be idle until t0at time
unless he simply helps out Judge Pope IN
case the latter gets overcrowded on Ger
tain important litigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Street Car Company Won.

Galveston, Texas, February THE case
Of be Kit G. Corhln VS. The Galveston
City street Railway company, which has
been on trial for two dSys 10 the United
States court hero, has been decided in
favor Of the defendant. II was one where
in the plaintiff sought 10 recover damages
10 the sum Of $4,000 for injuries alleged
TO have been sustained by his wife
The case Of Mann Shardt vs. The North
German Lloyd steamship Koln has been
continued by agreement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Raila for atreet @ ExtensIon.

Beaumont, Texas. February 5,-Tbe first
sixteen cars Of steel rails for the street rail-
way extensions came in this morning and
work will be pushed through as rapidly as
possible The timber, ties and poles have
IIvered Mr. johnson stated that there
would be little delay in the work from now
an. The idea Is 70 make the extensions 70
the oil FIELDS Immediately and the rails
much more here IN few days more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
The District Court.

beaumont, Texas, February 5.--The case
If Jennie Halliburton ct al rs G. A.
BAl et 81 was sgatn resumed in the dis
trict court this afternoon. The arguments
n Ire attorneys viii probably be made
IN the case Of the Haywood Rice Canal
and Milling Company vs. r. L. Andrews
o. al. the fury this Afternoon returned z
80 [or Si01O. alleged TO have been paid
defendant Tor rice that was not delivered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Motion 10 plssolve lnIunetion.

Galveston. Texas, February S--City Al
torney Scott has sled motion in the
Tepth district court to dissolve the ipjunc,
ton issued by Judge Hsmhlen Of the FIFTY
htth district court Of Houston IN the
case Of A. Brown ct al vs. The City OF
Galveston The motion is set for hearing
before Judge Stewart OF the Tenth district
court Of Galveston next Monday. This Is
the case in which the plSiptiua alege that
pulsdry to take out Vehicle licenses nm mn.
constitutional. and through whose repre-.
sensations an Injunction was issued by
Judge Hamhlen on January ~. 1903
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06

1898, and no more popular laboF issder Is
to be found In the country today than this
same big, black-haired man who after an
turn and call by name every man be met
on his previous visit While his memory
aud his tact are doubtless largely respousi-
bile for his success. the wisdom with VIII CD
he has managed the affairs Of the aSsocia-
ton has stamped him as safe leader.
While IN the city he was entertained by
the executive board OF the local division.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06

Lake Cbnrlos. La, February 5,--The 20
lice Jury has nxcd It's budget for the next
financial yenr o. Ei24,0oo Of which $4,000
goes TO schools
Tie grand jnry today returned indirt
ment6 against Dorcincau and Lucer Snnier
for the murder ~ the latterS wife
The iotty contractor h1f consented 20 the
diversion ~ enough of his allotment Of
funds ~ complete tho chauuc through cat
cssieu lake ana dredgr win be set to work
in q few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
CAUGHT UNDER WHEELs.
Spencer Bird, Colored, Killed In Houston,
East and West Texas Yards.

Ea8t and Weat hNa9 aTW5'
Death came to Spencer BIRD, an old and
faithful tcoorctl employe Of the Houston
Enst mud West Texas railway, yesterday
morning under the wheels Of the train %
which he hud Just finished his trip. The
train. which was the early morning freight
from LuflIln. was being put away IN two
~ bis train to throw O switch when the
wheels caught him and crushed out his
llfc His head was severed from his body
ana badly mnngled and one arm aud both
legs were severed The accident occurred
ip the new ynrdf about a qunrtcl Of mile
cast NJ the international and Great North
cru crossing Justice Matthews held IN IN
quest and rendered yorllct IA accordance
with the facts Tho deceased hed been in
the employ of the company FOR many years
The rcmnins wcrn shipped last night 70
Mont eomcry. Texas, FOR interment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
4 unfisiou Of the Fifth Ward
Vas the Victim.
l...,tfn 10 COLLECT ACCOUNT
4 !, Held ON Charge OF Assault
IVY ,,',,dsr-petalls Of the
\ Meeting

-,,or-everybody IN the Fifth
100 nO %plondy" Morrison--was the
s1os .s5,tor. John Riley--everybody
'fs'd Yard knows John Riley--was
''a' Morrison asked John Riley 7ester,
ial ~ for the settlement OF his
i'anOg "a John Riley responded with
sl-l'7s,.. ~ them lodged Just over
. NJ Mart. His life is hanging By
rlsas ,srsad John Riley reflects be-
rs'N S.,s at the central police sta
' ason v 10 murder" IS the charge
4 !, Nm Any moment may chanEe II
4 .s,rre more serious ,-......
~ yo,1son disposed Of his interests
y .S-,teb" saloon at Liberty avenue
NJ erect fortnight ago and
sn r, "a collect his debts. it is said
q w. ,.nr5 one against Riley for $3.50.
= Harrison met near tho switch "
Al .ftar 4.S0 o'clock yesterday
a little before o'clock they
fa's y,..Ier & Dixon's grocery. at the
.1Ilberty avenue and Mexico street.
/. NJ fatal meeting The pistol spoke
4 ~ ope in tho store seemingly knew
a Nd happened, 50 quickly was 1t all
q v.,,,a- & Dixon store, which Is Of
y isrge proportions. has q partluon
n, ~ entire width, SAVING LOT d
lls 10 which leads to the rear. The
tt"ssSs store Is the SalesroOln proper.
az IL is the storeroon Nor
" e.. ls'tR ,Isy entered the store together
W.. " Hehind the partition No one
q IN, Mem found who heard their CON
!,ier ana their entrance TO the store
4 'xsrdlr noticed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06

Mike Kennedy. aged 66 years died az
his home. 2sO5 0din avenue. early yesterday
morning from severe henlOrrhage Of the
lungs lust before his de0th decreased WIS
seized with 4 spell Of coughing and mes
senger hoy was sent for q physician, but
doath eusued before tho latter arrived. Tho
deccaeed had been I'm the employ Of the
Southern Pnrdc FOR long time The bodr
was emrnlncd bv Ross 4 wright and II
hold for Instructions from relatives outside
the Stato who h8vc been notified Of his
da4fh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
roeteIs LoeaI Foreeasts.

weather changes noted below viii occur
within twenty.fonr hours Of p. w. or
dates below:
February B-NaTiable.
February Cooler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
Corn for Export.

Galveston Texas, February 5-The heavy
corn movement predicted for this port this
year is now coming IN evidence seventy
eight cars Of corn we're received here YES
terday for export and II Is arriving daily
IN quantities varying from hfty to eighty
Cnrs Last wear no corn was exported.
owing 20 tho failure Of tho crop I'm this
country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
sproIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Woman's Ala society Of the West
MINISTER Presbyterian church will have q
sale OF homemade bread. cakes pies
salads, etc. at the Queen CITY Tea store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWING.
Everything Quiet But No Agreement has
Bsep Reached.

waterbury, Conn, February h.-Water-
bury has a less warllke aspect tonight than
At any time since the militia took hand
in the control Of affairs.
After session, lasting sn hour aud a
half. the conferees parted az $50 with the
retirement Of the difficulty as far away ap'
parently, as ever. and the executive com.
thet tbev would recommend 10 the union
tomorrow that the strike be continued
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
m. Compartment Cars.

beaumont. Texas, February 5-The
street railway company started their com
psrtment cars this morning on the Sabine
pass avenue run. The compartments are
dstscbable. so that the room for the white
ne colored messengers may be Increased or
decreased as the patronage jgstines' Iqe
siders are well pleased, though the com
stsnr axnects 10 add more cars 10 all the
inns as quickly as they can be secured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06

Galveston, Texas. February 5-Thc fun
eral Of Mrs Maggie Greenwood who died
yesterday morning, occurred az o'clock
this afternoon from the residence of her
parents 1914 Avenue c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06
For Chili- and for FeverA
OXIDINE
IL Guzran eed
For Malarial Poison
New Business Block.

WORK Of demoiishing the old single-stofy
bIock at p1o-9l2 Preston avenue Is u P'O5
reSs and the owner OF the property -. s.
Rotge, will erect thereon d I m11o balI on
s ~ .op foor. 10 cost $4,000 or more nc
b oT ~ 10 have the building finished In 'un''