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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-08

Left on bases-Chicago! 3; st. Louis s.
Two-base hit-Burkett. Three-base hits-Is-
bell, Mccormick. Sacrifice hit-Heidrick
Stolen bases-Daly. Hemphill. Struck out
BY White. s.; by SieveE 3. Bases on balls
OF White. /; off Sudhoff. /. Time-1:30.
Umpire-Sheridan.
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CLEVELAND, May 7.-Cleveland batted
out victory to-day, Crawfords error in
the eighth giving them two runs. Bradley
was put out Of the game for disputing
decision by O'Loughlin. The fielding of
Barrett and Gochnauer and batting of
ThnnY were features. Score:
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De PAW Wins at Lansing.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LANSING, Mich, May 7.-De Paw Uni
versity won this afternoons game with the
Agricultural College of Michigan. The
score was to 3.
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Earned runs-Minneapolis, 2: Kansas City
A. Two-base hits-McCreery, Katoll, Nance
(2). Grady. Mcdonald, Rothfuss. Three
base hit-knoll Base on balls-Of Nc
Donald, 5: off Sporer. 1. Struck out-By
Mcdonald. L. by Sporer 2; by Katoll 2
Stolen bases-Maloney. Grady. Sacrifice
hit-Ganley. Left on bases-Minneapolis
10; Kansas City, 4 Umpires-Moran and
Mullane. Time-1:50. Attendance-yO.
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Earned runs-St. Louis. i: Chicago. 4.
Two-base hits-Brain. Slagle. Jones. Three
base hits-Chance, Casey. Sacrifice hit
Menefee. Stolen bases-Evers CD. Killing.
Harley. Bases on balls-On Weimer. 1: OF
Rhoades, 2; of Milton. l. Struck out-By
st. Louis, Z: Chicago. 6. Innings pitched
BY Sanders. u: by Milton. 4: by Rhoades,
IA. Hits-Of Sanders, 3: on Milton, 3; OF
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 1.-The Central
League baseball season in this city will
open tomorrow with South Bend playing
Terre Haute. Business Will be Suspended
and parade will be given before the game.
Mayor Fogarty viii address the players.
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PITTSBURG, May ALI kinds of play
was seen in the game to-day. Good hit
ting. fine fielding and costly errors. Gin
cinnati won by punching hits. Much kick
ing on both sides married and delayed the
game Attendance, 3,4OO. Score:
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BOSTON, May PLENTY of hitting In to-
days game won for the home team by
score of to 2. Stahl led his side at the
bat while Dineen kept the New York's hits
scattered Score:
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VICTORY FOR M. t. H. $.
Defeated Business College Team by a
Score of Is to 3.

Training School defeated the Indianapolis
Business College team yesterday afternoon
at Brookside Park by a score of Is to 5.
Both clubs played ragged ball, but the
High School boys were stronger with the
willow than their opponents. Diddel
pitched the first five innings for NJ. 7. H.
s. and gave a good account of himself
Bohnstadt pitched the remainder of the
game.
Pedlow. who is at third in place OF Ayers,
and Jimmy Dow, at second. did the best
work for the Training School, while Rob-
erts and Jones were the stars on the /. b.
c. team. The score:
RH L
NJ. T. III. S2 2 3 OIL 2-15 - 7
l. b. C.......0 L 0 o o 0-5 5
Batteries-Diddel. Bohnstadt and Cullen;
Becky and Jones.
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Fast and Close.

COLUMBUS, May 7-Columbus defeated
Louisville to-day in fast and interesting
game. The pitching of Crabill and batting
of Slattery were features. Attendance,
900 Score:
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PLAY WAS OF ALL KINDS
GOOD HITTING AND FINE FIELDING
MIXED WITH COSTLY ERRORS.
Cincinnati, However, Bunched Hits i'm
the Tenth Inning and WOn-One-
Sided Scores i'm Two Games.

Chicago, TO- st. Louis, f....................1500
Cincinnati, IL; Pittsburg, S...............3,4 400
Brooklyn, II; Boston, ....................1,900
New York, s; Philadelphia, 4..............4,S0
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CHICAGO, May Most of the hitting
and all the scoring was done i'm the first
inning. Siever succeeded Sudhoff in the sec
ond. the remainder of the game being
pitchers battle. Attendance, 1850 Score:
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Earned runs-Boston. s. New York. 1.
Two-base hits-Parent. Wiltse. Three-base
hits-Stahi. 2. Home run-Ferris. Stolen
bases-Dougherty. conroy- Double play
Long. Williams and CAMEL. Bases on baA
--on Dineen. l: on Wiltse. l. Struck o,
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EVANSVILLE, May 7.-Evansville hit
Ferguson with ease. Jouett Meekin pitched
four innings of fine ball for the locals and
then retired. Score:
RHE
Evansville $3.50 0 0 o 80 2
South Beno.0 0 0 o o o 1 OIL 8 2
Batteries-Meekin.M Minor and Cross: Fer
guson and Outcalt.
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, a. Two-base hit
-Dahlen. Sacrifice hit-Pittinger. First
base on balls-Of Garvin, s; off Pittinger
g. First base on errors-Boston, 1; Brook
lyn, 2. Struck out-By Garvin, z; by Pit
finger, 6. Stolen bases-Tenny, Carney, Mo-
ran, Strang (O. Sheckard. Double play
Bonner Abbatichio and Tenney. Left on
bases-Boston, s; Brooklyn Wild pitch
Garvin. Passed ball-Moran. Hit by
pitched ball-By Garvin, 1. Time-1 49, Um-
pire-O'Day. Attendance-1,900.
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National League Standing.
National League Games To-Day.

Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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WHEELING, May. 1.-Two errors and
bad judgment by Wheeling's infielders gave
Anderson the winning run in the tenth.
Score:
RHE
Wheeling 10 0 o "a
Anderson 10 o o 0 is IL
Batteries-Careyvan and Fisher; Thomas
and Nippert-
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Terrific Batting, Aided by Errors,
Gave Indianapolis n Victory at
ToledO-Milwaukee Loses.
American Association standing.


indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
CITY BREVITlES.

Roru TO Mr.. and Mrs f. j. pauzram,
daughter
The Glover Leaf Social club will give n
dance at Pythiau hail. IN the Fifth ward,
Friday night
The ladies Of the Shcltering Arms will
have an important meeting this afternoon
at $3.50 at the parish house.
There Is an undeiyered telegram at the
office Of the Postal Telegraph company, lis
Main street, for Della Ford.
There are undellvered kilograms at the
pany for William Keys and William Croft
The Ladies' Aid society of Temple Beth
Israel will hold their regular quarterly
meeting ct Montetore hall this afternoon ut
$3.50 o'clock,
President Foley has called n special meet
ing Of the Merchants aud Business Mons
association for this afternoon at { o'CloCl;
at the Business League,
The Indies OF tho Hardy street preshy
terrain church will give n tea MT the home
Of Mrs lvcisou, 1909 Chestnut street
Thursday afternoon OF $50 O'Clock,
Mrs i w Scott will give an informal
reception this afternoon from to o'clock,
presenting to her friends Mrs. y. c. Red
aud Mrs Robert T. Norris. No cards have
been Issued.
The Altar guild OF the ST. Marys Episco.
nal church will hold buzar for tho benefit
of tho church building fund on January y
at the residence of Mrs Walker, corner OF
Hogan, and Montgomery avenue, az which
a good musical program VIII bc rendered.
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Made a Bio Strike.

Prof. s. joachim OF the Sour Lake De
velopment company, which is composed Of
Houston citizens, returned from Sour Lake
last night and announces thnt the well on
the lands Of the company hns produced the
heaviest lubricatlug oil vet shown In tho
field. A test made Yesterday shows the
well to be producing over 100 barrels per
day ana the company Is going yet deeper
in the hope Of hetterlng IT,
Prof JOackin says the roads nre now nl-
most impossible. but that fact Is not caus-
ing the great crowds tlocking into the held
10 turl buck nor preventing the cront nd
vance in land values.
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personal MENTION,

Miss Mildred Louis and Mr.. l.. Louis
of Marlin are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. $.
Samucls
Mrs. ]. D. Justice Of Quincy, H.. Is
visiting Mrs. Scott smith, at her home on
Polk avenue.
Miss clara LANCE OF Anderson. Texas, is
visiting her friend, Miss Annie pissen, 1902
Rusk avenue.
Mr.. Edwin Chamberlain, prominent
business man Of San Antonio, was IN the
city yesterday.
Miss Irma Ifaxthauscn of Dallas arrived
IN the city Saturday and * the guest u
Miss Daisy Mcdonald AT Drummer,
MIR. Marshall owen OF Thurber Texas
PASSED through the city yesterday On route
Ia Galveston. While here he witnessed the
marriage Of his sister to Mr.. ~, X. Spence
OF Beaumont.
Mr.. Harry Heryey. with his wife and
little son. are visiting Mrs. Heryey y
mother, Mrs. j. l.. Davis, No. zoos san
Jacluto street MIR. Hervcy viii no rc.
mombcred as a former HoustoniAn, who
was connected With his father Captain
n A. Hcrvcy IN the conduct Of the Capitol
hotel, now the Rice
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GORGEOUS PERFORMANCE
1.-THE LITTLE DUCHESS" WAS PLAY
ED TO A F'ACkED HOUSE.
Anna Held Appeared in Dazzling Cos
tunes and Captivated the Audience
With Her Winning Ways.

The Little Duchess" with the only Anna
Held as the central figure Ia a most gor-
geous production, delighted packed house
at Sweeney & Coombs opera house last
night The audience was one Of the most
brilliant and generously costumed Of the
season and that, In spite Of the awful
weather. for the cold rain came down from
dark till midnight casting damper on
everything but the play, which tron tae
I opening scene TO the close was Ike grand
burst Of sunshine on an April day A
number Of years ago Anna Held came TO
America from Paris, where she had reigucd
q queen Of the stage. Then she could not
sing or speak English, but had beauty ana
grace and could speak with her eyes IN a
language more captivating than her uatiye
French. Through this medium she com.
pcled recognition, aud at once created a
furore throughout America, which has last
ed until now, aud she is stu fuyorte.
She comes now schooled IN English, which
she speaks with piquancy and accent that
are charming, and, thus douby equipped,
she is more Of witch in her Nitchery than
ever.
Her success last night was pronounced,
and at the close OF the second act storms
Of applause brought her again and again
to he front until she was impelled to thank
her audience la words that showed her ap
probation and then kissed her haud 10
all and said 'Au revoir, but not good bye.
Anna Held is d witch who holds man
Kind ana WOmankind, too, for that matter,
within her spell. and when She Is upon the
stage all interest IS conferred upon her
just what Is the spell which she exercises
and how IL is brought about is for her to
answer Her charms are all equally ~
tractive and alturug and this is said with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
MASON MLrADRAMs HON RAoE.

Frankly Confessed That He Saw No
Chanoe of Being Elected.
Springfield H. January 18-Senator
William e. Mason who has been Il candi-
date for re election to the United states
senate, tonight quit the race. He said:
81 md there is no chance for my cleo
tion,aud ! desire to thank my friends for
their aid aud say that l desire them not to
yot', for me. / have nothing further to
say ON that subject at present
After making this statement Senator
Mason left for Chicago.
The senator's witl~~@wn came after a
hard days work ON his part aud that Of
the friends who came here to assist him,
II finally became apparent That Congress,
man Hopkms has tir race won, and VIII
he the nest United states senator from
Illinois.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

HaHctsy,ilr. Texas, January - State
Senator Paulus left for Austin today to
represent The Eighteenth district in the
Twenty eighth legislature. He has no pet
measures, but will introduce several bills.
cRc providing for official ballots printed
under direction Of commissioners court, to
be used at general elections; one providing
for publication vi notices of sales o. land
hy sheriff or trustees; one To prohibit pur
chase az articles nv pawnhrokerS and soc
ondhand goods dealers from children He
ia opposed to ahnlishing the absolute lease
line and to submitting prohibition amend
ment: fayors constitutional convention:
efforts to get rid of boil yeeyil; hotter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
srnKn urGnrIY OF CAsTR0.

WiHcmstad, Curacao. January 10 Herr
Won Pilgrim Ralta2zi, German charge DAT
fairies to Venezuela, in an interview today
with the representative Of the Associated
Press. refused to speak concerning motives
which led him to leave Caracas last De-
cembcr in the manner he did. He spoke
highly, however, OF President Castro and
his wife especially 50 at the treatment
shown nv them to Mime. Won Pilgrim-Ba
taaM, vhUt she was i'll Mt Caracas.
Notwithstanding the maintenance OF the
blockade ammunition is leaving this Island
daily for the Venezuelan reyoluuonists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
COOLEST OF THE SEASON.

Temperature Monday Fell Two Points
Below Freezing,
In conversation yesterday With Mr., John
a. McNabb, local weather officer, It was
learned that Sunday and Monday were the
coolest days Of the present winter season
In this city. Sundays record was a mini
mum temperature Of ~ degrees, while on
Monday the thermometer showed so de
grees, two below freeaag The highest
point the mercury reached at any time ol
Sunday WIS - and on Monday 40.
IL was uucomfortauly cold aud damp last
nIEht.
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INSPECTING rHE SCHOOLS.
City Health Officer Brumby Looking After
Their Needs.

City Health Officer Brumby Looking After
Their Needs.
The inspectors of the city health depart
mcnt are now engaged IN a rigid lnspec-
tion of the various school buildings of the
city. The officials are going over the
buildings from basement to roof and are
noting every unsanitary condition as pre-
scented by present arrangements ot the
rooms, both interior ana exterior.
The rooms arc being measured to asrer-
tain the pes capita breathing space Ven
citation Is looked after aud whore disease
breeding closets arc found or uncicau sur
rpuudiu4S encountered the facts are noted
ana when the inspection is completed the
latter part of the week a report viii I've
prepared and such decisive action taken as
the occasion warrants.
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Ren. CarIisIe ?. 3. Martln, [. {.


Waverly, Texas, writes: "Of morning,
when first rising, I often end Troublesome
collection OF phlegm, which produces n
cough and Is very hard to dislodge; but a
smali quantity of Ra,ard's Horehound
syrup will at once dislodge 1t, and The trou-
lie IS over. ! know OF no medicine that is
equal TO It, and 1t Is so pleasant to take. |
can most cordially recommend IL TO all per-
sons needing medicine for throat or lung
troubles Price 25c. SOC, S1.oo bottle at
Simple Colds.
Cease to be simple, II at MI prolonged.
The safest way Is to put them aside at
The very beginning Billiards. Hoehuund
Syrup stops a cold and removes the cause
oil colds 25c, DOC and $1.00 bottle at A.
e. KieslirgB,
Best Liniment on Earth.
Henry d. Baldwin, Supt. City Water
Works, Schullshurg, Wis, writes: 81 have
tried many kinds of Imminent. but have
never received much benefit until used
Billiards. Snow Imminent for rheumatism
and pains. think It the best IMMINENT on
earth" zoe, b0c and 500 bottle at A. u.
IL unwel,
Try zoe bottle Of HERBINE, notice the
petite Energy, Strength and Yigor. Watch
how IL brightens the spirits, gives freedom
from Indigestion and Debilifyi
Isaac Story, Ava, Mo, writes, Sept. 10Th,
1900. II was in bad health, had stomach
trouble for II months also dumb chilis.
Or j. W. Mory prescribed HERBINU, II
cured me IN two weeks. cannot recon-
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for t." Sold by A, y. hiesling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
A WORD OF WARNING.

stste and County Tax Collector Glass
Cautions Voters.
Voters whose names arc not on the rolls
are now coming In mt the rate Of two or
three a day aud paying up 10 order not to
lose their franchise
Soiue few are having their polls separated
from the tax on their property,
Il Us suggested by the collector that per
SONS who desire to pay their polls would
do well to attend Ia the matter before the
last of the month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

atitution has enjoyed unexcelled prosperity
during the year Just closed.
The directors who were chosen yesterday
to succeed themselves are Messrs, Charles
Dillingham;, w. Brashear. o. T. Holt, II. n.
MacGregor j. r. Campbell Il. A. Helt
mann, j. Il. McAshan, S, f. Carter Jacob
BiuN.
The officers chosen nv the board we're
Charles Dillingham;, precedent; II Brashear,
first vice president: o. T. Holt second Vice
president; Il 4. MacGregor. third vice pres
ident; j. r. McAshan, cashier; c. A. Nc
Kinney, assistant cashier,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

The Civic club is finding much that is
demanding attention and the ladies' an
nounce that they are planning crusade,
having as lis object tidyiug Of uusightly
places about the city.
ON tomorrow morning at 1890 the
Fourth ward members Of the society viii
meet at Shearn church chapel The meet.
Ing is announced as a very important one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
A Real Farmer from Gonzales.

Gonzales, Texas January t1.Hon A. w.
suhlich left today for Austin to take his
seat on Tuesday In the legislature Nit,
Schlich represented Fayottc county several
years ago in the legislature nd is fully
CGaliGed for the responsible duties OF the
Office. Being q farmer himself, Mr. Schnch
Is especially Interested in good roads and
the boll weevil question He viii support
Hon. Pat Nen for speaker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

Louisville, Ky, January 13.--According to
the most reliable information obtainable
tonight, compromise agreement has been
practically effected between the manage
mcut of the Louisville and Nashville and
the locomotive engineers employed by the
SYSTEM by Which the men viii receive the
increase I'm wages asked for on Monday
The men, IL is understood, demanded an ad-
vance Of 20 per cent, and the company Of
fered 10 per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
cherokeeIg Repre.enLaLlygs.

Rrsk, Texas, January 1l.-Hous. James
I Perkins. State senator. and Frank Il
Quinn, representative, of this county left
yesterday for Austin 10 he ON hard Tues
day ut the meeting OF the legislature Sow
cfal parties passed through here ON thc'r
way to Austin tn make application for
cerkships in, the legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
Smith. Baldwin.

At O'Clock Monday evening at the resi-
denee OF the bride On San Jacinto street,
occurred the marriage OF Mr.. Walter NJ
Smith and Miss viva Baldwin, Justice Me
Donald OF Drummer officiating, The young
couple left for Dallas shortly after The
ceremony and Will make their future home
in that city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
RUSSIAN BARK FlREp AT.
Refused to Heave To Until British Cruiser
Used Her Guns.

Refused to Heave To Until British Cruiser
Used Her Guns
La Guayra January H. The Russian
bark Feodor, from Cardiff with a cargo Of
coal for the la Guayrn.Caracas railroad,
arrived Off this port during The morning
and was notified TO hcaye tn. The bark
however. continued heading for the port
uuti the British cruiser Tribune arrived,
fred two blank cartridges, and signalleG
approach The Feodor then anchored ont
side the harbor and her captain was allowed
10 land ana communicates with the con-
signeos after whlcb She must l2ave.
The British flagship Ariddnc arrived here
yesterday and departed the same day
The Columhiue loft IH GugYra during
the dag. 'fhe United states gWboat
Marieta arrived here today from Curacao.
with the mails Of The Red u line steamer
Sulia which reached Wilemstad January
| from New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

Only One Committee to Be Appointed.
Austin, Texas, Januory 18-Speaker
Ne6 announced this afternoon that the
only committee that would be appointed
tomorrow would be the one on rules Tie
desires to find ont Just what each mem
Der is suitable for before uuming any Of
them il is rumored that Judge Schlutcr
will be given his choice of the two judiciary
committees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
SENATE APPOINTMENTS.

They viii Be Announced by Lieutenant
Governor Browning Today.
Austin Texas. january 13.-Lteutenant
Governor George D. Neal has completed
list Of his appointments for committees
and clerical positions, which Lieutenant
Governor Browning viii announce before
the senate tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Sraycd or etolen from Jim Nellums, on
Telephone road. one bay 6lly, 1919 hands
nigh branded J. NJ on right shoulder. 3
years old, mark on right foot Five dol
lars reward,
A. r. Anderson, Sheriff,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

IOCatcd
u. Holly and Edwards
l3, Washington and Tenth
~. Houston avenue nud Edwards.
10. Houston avenue aud Crockett.
Us. Watcrs.Pivrce oil Co.
IL. Holly and Crockett.
10. Sabine and Summer
ia. Alamo and Colorado
II. Main and franklin.
%. Congress ANA AuStin
- Lyle and International and Great
Northern railway
~. Congress aud DoWilug,
70 German and International ana Great
Northern railway.
"a CheuGvcrt aud Magnolia.
IS Buffalo and Commerce.
2l2 EngClks and Grand
2l3 80. 10 fire station.
ri Min and Capitol,
- Main and Mckinney
- Texas avenue and In Branch,
80. Preston and CnWtrcs
90. Austin and Mckinney.
81, Main aud Pease
3l2. Jackson and Rusk.
3iS. Austin and pease.
3l4. Live Oak and Rusk.
no. ChaPtres and Mckinney.
alb. Mckinney and Downing.
SCI. Chnrtrcs and Bell
323. Crawford and jefferson.
324 No s fire station.
325. Caroline and Gray,
32G, Main and MCGOWAN.
S2T Jackson ana Dennis
33i McGowan and Austin.
3d. Cheneyert ana Pierce.
3@I Harrisburg road and Roberts.
34l. Central hrC station.
342 No, ! fire station.
3A3 jefferson ana st. Emanuel.
A. Main and Preston.
AZ. Milan and Congress,
AZ. Capitol and Louisiana.
A.. Rice hotel tprivate boNl
80. Milan and Mckinney.
4G. Dallns aud smith
-. san Felipe and Bacby
AZ San Felipe and Hobson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

london, January 13-Prosdent Castros
request THAT the powers raise the blockade
Of the coast Of Venezuela is still under dis
cussion. The foreign office inclncs to the
belief that suspension Of the blockade
would reduce matters to .the. same status
that existed nj the beginning Of the dis
ptte, and 1T appearS probable that. unless
advocate a continuance of the blockade in
some form.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. M. j. Fulton.

Mrs NJ j. Fulton, aged 60 years, died
Of heart failure At 10 a. M yesterday at
4lE bowling street The body was EN-
balmcd by Wcsthelmcr and will he shipped
TO Trinity, Texas, for iurerment at o'clock
this morning.