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Dally Na IB-st. Louis Limited and Fort a nd San Antonl Expr No. IZ-Houaturi Special "(Sun. OA1.V., HOUSTON A HENDERSON Blf No. H.

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H. T. XT tl 0 I and Denver Express No. 180-Ibland City Flyer, Sunday Only. All the foregoing trains arrive and depart from the Union Depot, corner Twenty-Filth and Strand.

GULF INTERSTATE RTT Leaves Oaivenon Arrives Galveston Trains arrive and depart from foot of Eighteenth street. THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE WAS FAIRLY ACT1VI6 Foil MONTH OF AUGUST. THEY DISPLAYED ttUITB A HI API'MAHANCD UNDER WALL STREET OPERATIONS. MINKTEB CLOTH VIHEf letUement of Wnirc Tronlilcs Canned Much Slltlxfautlon, tint Ilnnlncsg Generally Menarer. Ixindon, Aug.

Stock Exchange during the week passed developed a fair amount of activity (or the middle of August. With investment business increasing nnd operators a i an optimistic view of tho peace negotiations, prices were- firmly maintained, and In some Instances were higher. The foreign section received good support from the Continent. The American department displayed quite a bullish appearance under Wall street operations. Money was wanted during the week, but late yesterday It was almost unlendable through the Japanese putting $10 000,000 of their balances from the Bank of England on the short loan market.

MnnchCKter DlnrketH. Manchester, Aug. settlement of the wage question, which caused much satisfaction, allowed several small transactions to be negotiated in the cloth market during tho week, but generally business was meager. Yarns were not improved. TUB SILVER T.IXING.

ytmr Monthly Mnpritzlne Jnwt Emtnb- ll.ihril Hi Smithville, Bastrop Aug. Silver Lining, "a monthly journal of smiles," made Us appearance In magazine form today and can 'ue counted a success. It contains all original matter of the most catchy kind. The Wannamaker-'Washlng- ton incident Is given in the form of a farce ond "A Letter to Teddy," a topical poom, is anything of ihe kinu ever published. equal a nu ever In Texas.

Tho Silver Lining enjoys tho distinction of being tho only magazine that does not ifsuc sample copies and has no exchange list. It Is edited by L. S. Patterson. GalvcBton and Dallas Newi Business mntS Circulator's Office.

611 Travis Btreet. Office telephone, No. 198. Estimates on advertisements for both Galvtston and Dallas News furnished on application. Subscriber are requested to promptly make complaint as to nonrecelpt or Irregular delivery til paper.

No subscriber should receive the paper later than 6:30 a. and when It la received later than that hour subscribers should notify tho circulator Correspondent's office, Rice Hotel Build- Ing. SPECIAL TO THE NKira. 9 Houston, Aug. 20.

This afternoon there was a lar-sely attended meeting of iho members of Dick Dowling Camp, United Confederate Veterans, at their quarters In the Market House. Commander James II. Trozovant presided; Adjutant Cohen at his post. The meeting was opened by Comrade Owens. After call- Ing of roll, minutes of previous meeting were read ana approved.

Comrade Hunter! relief committee, stated that Comrades nney and Kenner are quite sick. ine matter of donating to a monument to the women of the South was brought up, Comrade Pail spoke on the subject. So cua the commander In an eloquent manner, and others, after which a motion to lay on the table was adopted. Comrade A. Baldwin, First Lieutenant Commander, stated that he had withdrawn from tho race after which he rr.ade a report on tho late Galveston reunion, and suggested that a vote of thanks be tendered Camp Magrufler and the Daughters of tho Confederacy for their hospitality, -which was done.

The camp adjourned. SHARKS. Sort of Fnmlly Reunion, 'With a Well Arrnugred ProKrum. The, members of the Sharks' Benevolent Club had a sort of family social Bitting this afternoon, in celebration of the completion of Improvements made in tho hall. The walls, through the artistic work of tho paperhanger, had taken on the emerald hue of Old Ireland.

The window shades nnd new pictures, the ceiling, the new chairs, desks and tables all went to complete tho beauty and comfort of the handsome hall. The celebration consisted chiefly of the lifting of the Soul with the sweet sounds from a concert of stringed Instruments nnd the human voice. In tho membership are some (me voices. In solo or chorus, accompanied by the guitar and the mandolin, the voices were a treat. Along: about midway tho evening a cold luncheon, appetizing: and tempting, was considered by the members.

The utterance of an appropriate sentiment, Informal, appeared during the evening. The Sharks love a pretty sentiment as -well as they love to do good to their fellow man. Lhief Shark Martin Hyan was In the chair and improvised the program. E. T.

Anderson, song; Ed Hyan, song; J. TM, 9 a TM KJgh, song; Mat Drenon, dance; Chris Steldle, song; C. B. Trenraux, song; George Couper, song; George Seiple, Bong; Ben Hill, menagerie; Robert Grapevine, song; W. M.

Sivewright, song; Lawrence Lennle, song; J. J. Cavanaugh and B. S. Ryan, Instrumental music.

Fnlth Oriranlr.atlon. The Apostolic Faith organization baptized fifty subjects today at Beacham Springs. This new sect has been holding meetings at Bryan Hall for six weeks, and has made many followers. They claim to represent tho true faith practiced and preached by the Apostles, and they claim to do many wonderful things. Among the things that they claim to be able to do Is to heal the sick and to speak in strange tongues.

One of the characteristics of the religion is that they do not solicit donations nor take up collections. They depend on volunteer donations. For the baptizing today they had special street cars and one was decorated with streamers with scriptural quotations on it Large crowds went out to witness the baptizing. Dr Charles F. Parkham, the propounder of the faith, is going away this week, but some of his followers will hold a meeting at Brunner.

Dr. Parkham will returnJn a. short time, when he will open a meeting at the Auditorium, which the Houston Electric Company has offered to let him have for that purpose. A church probably be established here, and a. building will be arranged for.

To Improve DrlvlnR Park. There is to be a. meeting Monday evening of the Houston Driving Park and Race Association at which matters started at a meeting last night will be taken up and pushed through. The principal matter will be a report of the program committee. Among other things it was decided to widen the race track at the Houston Driving Park about fifteen feet in the home stretch, making it fifty-five feet In width.

Tho track will be inclosed by Inner and outer railings and a high board fence will be erected about the entire park. A new grand stand will he erected adjoining the present grand stand and will about double the capacity. In addition to this, a judge's stand, saddling paddock betting shed pnd a jockey room will likewise be erected. The stables will likewise he increased by about 150 stalls. At the session last night a racing committee was appointed and clothed with power to arrange tile program for the Houston meet.

The personnel of the racing committee is as follows: Henry Lahourcade C. Woods, J. Edmundson and Bob Barker. Whatever you drink outside, let your home beer be Schlitz. That is pure beer.

No bacilli in it nothing to make you bilious. Beer is a saccharine product, and germs multiply rapidly in it. The slightest taint of impurity quickly ruins its healthfulness. We go to the utmost extremes to prevent that. Cleanliness is a science where Schlitz beer is brewed.

We even cool the beer in plate glass rooms, in nothing but filtered air. Then we filter the beer. Then we sterilize every bottle. And Schlitz beer is aged. The beer that makes you bilious is green beer.

When you order beer for your home, get the healthfulness without the harm. Get a pure beer get an old beer get Schlitz. Phone 454 Jns. A. Hayes 2025 Strand Galveston Ask for the Brewery Bottling.

-THAT FAMUS was well filled. The band concert and the other features made tho evening most delightful one. The roller coaster anil the shute-the-shute both did much business and It was a late hour before the crowd to return home. Supposed to He This afternoon Chief of Police Ellis arrested a couple of men said to have left their ship without leave. He will hold them until the proper authorities have been heard IS from.

SHERIFFS'DEPARTMENT. Bronson. Aug. unusual number of new arc being i in Broil- son, anil yet the for residences can not be supplied. Several families are living In a i i an i to rent a The Santa Fc Railway Company hauled i this a i during the ending July 1.

1.W5 c-nrlnnrta of lumber, the most of which from the Klrbv mill V. V. nanlols I has been In Uroiipon i tho turnen l.iislness. He smr.e Kasto.rn who tleslro to leiiMV i lamlrt for lurpcu- pm-pusi-s only, and If It drinonslrut- to the owners a tlio ili-nlning of the i from tl.e trees i not liilure them for purposes Mr. Daniels will be r.hle.

to secure on several thousand acres. liny i i I'liint. Fay City, AUK. order of tho csiirf, ir.i-. City Too.

l.lfrht and Towor Company's pl.int will be offered for sain (0 the highest bidder by Special Commla- flmtcr jHrtKO C. early In September. Tlll.i plant is very llnoly equipped, cost In Iho. neighborhood II mill no clnnbt been monev nmk- ITIR I i i i i frinn lh(. Inn tliront-h ovcrexpcndltnrc on buildings nnd line machinery II bet-nine deeply Involved anil wns forced into the bands nf receiver.

During the iianl. few munlliH It has boon show- n' 00 prollts and ns the town Krowjt and now territory In opened np by the roiui now bnlldlnf; It will prove a money making I i i Snm YIniiHton Park. This evening there was a large turn out of men, women and children at Sam Houston Park to enjoy the free concert which was rendered under the directorship of Frank Herb. The following program was u-ndered: PART I. March--Undor ihe Stars and Stripes.

Medley-New York's Latest Chattawav Waltz--Adlyn jj a ji Gypsy Serenade Lenz TART II. March--To Cavalry Gounod I-'aniaslfc--My Old Kentucky Home Pnlbv Selection--It Happened in Nordland.Herbert Overture--Albion Beasant PART III. Mr.reh--Oynma Brnham Medley-Good-bye, Little Girl. Good-bye. O'Hare Selection-Fautana Hubbcll America Kootlmll T.nst nifrbt at tho Y.

M. O. A. rooms a number of enthusiastic members, all reputed good football players, mot and organized one of the a a learns In the history of South Texas. Kdfiar Soulo was a i elected captain of tho team, as wns also S.

S. Bassctt manager rractiee will begin about Bept. 1 with the following members in the snuad at present i i L. Williams, E. E.

Datlncr. F. Huwlolor K. S. Bassctt, C.

C. Belli, G. A. Maack, Fd- W. C.

Hardcastle, Josev K. D. Pearson. Van Winder, Joseph Mover' Other i a i football players who desire to see Houston represented thin season by strong team are cordially Invited to loin tho association and try for the team An export ex-Yale football player has beeri engaged as coach. IllnMaiMl PnrV.

This a thousandn of people vis- Itod I a 1'ark to enjoy the excellent entertainment supplied by Mnnnfrcr Bishop, ami nt tho same time to enjoy nn outing. Inure were two performances, anil evening, of "Nevada" by the company dmiim of i i a frontier nnd social llfo him mado a hit nnd the thcntcr (No matter accepted for this column that does not bear the signature of a member of the Sheriffs' Department of Texas (The attention of Sheriffs and others en titled to the use of this department of The News is called to the fact that no nutics or communication calling for the arrest of a person or persons by name or descrlotion will be published unless such notice or com munication states that the party whose name Is signed to the same holds a warrant for arrest against said person or persons charged. No exception in any instance will be made to this rule.) (Notice contained in this department are published gratuitously, and all parties in terested are notified that the publishers an not guarantee the accuracy of any statn ment In any sucli notice, nor that anv rt ward mentioned In any such notice will paid, and will not be responsible for anv in accuracy or mistake in any such notico however occurring, either in printimr ni otherwise, nor for any failure or refusal to pay same.) Dallas County. Dallas, Aug. from Black's pastures east of town, one Jersey heifer calf about months old; was last seen at Carroll avenue nnd Main street Call on John Tomson, 131 Cora street -ind get reward.

Address A. L. Ledbelter Sheriff Dallas County. Strayed or stolen from Mrs. L.

a 1)2 Lincoln street, one light bay horse 1C hands high, star in forehead, shod all around, tail bobbed off, in good, order sore on back; liberal reward. Address Mrs Lathan, 132 Lincoln street, or A better. Sheriff Dallas County. Strayed or stolen from Columbia Dairy one gray pony mare about 1.114 hands hi-'h' sore on right shoulder made from collar also stain from collar pad on neck. Liberal reward.

Address J. Mantel, nhnne Hoskel 1640, or A. Ledbcttcr, Sheriff Dallas County. Stolen last night, Aug. IS, wagon and harness.

one seat, springs, poar painted green oatslde and red on the Inside, scat painted black, ends of scat painted red. One set of hanr-ss breast. In very good condition, open' i gleason bits. Notify w. .1.

Gray "'i Fourth avenue, or phone rings Ledbctter, Sheriff Dallas County. l-'nyclto Comity. La Grange, Autr. from Calvin Miller, one bald-faced pony saddle. Pony about 11 years old.

hands high, branded on jaw and bran-l on left hip. Saddle Is In very good condition, has C. M. on left saddle pot-kef The owner will pay for recovery of hoi-no saddle. I will pay J10 for i In a jail in Texas upon conviction.

A. Loessln 'shor Iff Kayette Knnfninii County. Kaufman, reward. I will pny SIS for tho thief who stole G. W.

Foster's horse al a a on the night of Auir. 1C, IIHS. Dcwrlii- ilon of horse, bay roan color, about l-pt hands hlRh, will weigh about 'sw pounds, ban white In fare below eyes. He I.H an old horse, barefooted, nnd hiui hind feel i W. II.

Crane, a a County. It you nro nervous or dyspeptic, trv Cnr tor'a Utllo Norvo Pills. Dyspepsia miikcs you nervouH nnd norvnimncss makes von fiv.nn.itin; thceo lltllo nlim euro both, SEASON ROW OPENING IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN TEXAS-DIVERSITY OIi CONDITIONS. BIGHT IN Ml CASES Ono Thing- In Certai Are Hvlcff la Ty Cotton "Weather, Marlin, Falls Aug. a result of cotton picking having commenced during the past week, there was a larger crowd in town and business was somewhat more lively yesterday than for some months past.

TaySor Ootton. SIT.CIAL TO THE NlCWB, Taylor, Williamson Aug. yesterday's local receipts of 290 bales of new cotton, the total receipts of new cotton marketed at Taylor during the month of August will reach 1,100 bales. The average price paid here yesterday was I(u5c, and trade in all was good. The warm weather Is causing the cotton to grow rapidly, and pickers are great de mand.

In Goltnd Connty, SPECIAL TO Tnn NBWB. lierclalr, Aug. dry, ho weather is proving injurious to cotton, nm the, yield will not bo as heavy as anticipated two weeks ago. There is much complaint oi a of pickers. A large number of negroes have been imported from South Texas towns, and tho gin here is taxed to its utmost capacity.

Sciinnn Will He Short. Clawson, Angelina Aug. picking is the order of the day here iust now. It Is that nicking will 'bo over with by October the 1st, as the top crop Is being ruined by Insects. Sugar cane and swoH potatoes are ruin and will be cut unless It rains In the next few days.

In Comity. Srrcui, TO TUB Nr.wa. FhUonla, Aug. bales were markeled here Saturday. One (Tinned twenty-nine bales and had to leave throe unglnned.

Business was good with merchnn'H, tho town being full of people. In AiiKOllnn. Connty. BrcoiAi. TO Tns Nr.ive.

Ijiifkln, Aug. extreme hot, dry weather of I pant two woelts has been favorable to Ilic development of th.1 cotton i-rop, which now bids full- to our previous Picking will bo on In earnest not Inter than Sepl. 1. one of them running both day and night. Ten cents 13 tnu average piku jis.li by local buyers.

First Dale at Buffalo. Buffalo, Aug. received her first bale of cotton today. It was raised by T. M.

Goodson, living three and a half miles north of Buffalo. It weighed 5-10 pounds and sold to tho Leon Mercantile Company for lOc. Cotton Is opening fast. The weather is very dry and hot. Colmesnell, Aug.

20. -The weather is very warm and a rain is badly needed. The dry weather is injuring the cotton more, than the boli weevil. Brrnur, TO Tin: NBWK, FcnrHiill, Aug. Pcnrpnil O(n Company hnn ginned about WO balcn of cotton UD to UiUe, and both alns nro keut bimy.

MARINE NEWS. Arrivals and Depnrtnres. Port of Galveston, Aug. 20. Ss Telefon 90S tons, Johnson master, from Mobile.

Ss Boniface 2,556 tons, Rosser master, from Manoas. Ss Pio IX 2.5CS tons, Surbino master, from Cienfucgos. SAILED. Ss Senator Pyle, for Liverpool Ss Farmand Cornelinssen for Nuevitas. Vessels in Port.

STEAMSHIPS. Vessel--Flag-- Tons-- Ag't--Destinat'n Pier Boniface 2,656 Daniel Rinley in Cayo Largo, 2,223, Langbehn Bros "Lori' El Now Mlncola -Plo IX Joe Morrow Richmond Castlo 2,287, Fowiir Vitle, Antwerp St. Domlnso 2.113. Vltio, Hamburg and Copenhagen Telefon SIB, H. Mesle Co'" SCHOONER.

John Francis. 2S5, H. Mosle Co Mod ford, 1.1BO ii-I Vessels UesdiifMl for Cnlvr.tou STEAMSHIPS. Coren Rcvcllo Baltimore Denver, Ilnrstow ew -El Mar, Jacobs pj ow El Norte, Gardner El Valle, Grunt NOW Koeln Konemann Bremen Miramichl Port I Pcctnn Daniels Lnmioi, Yucatan llarrocks Liverpool Vort Arthur. ErnciAT, Tn TnK Nr.u-f:.

Port A Te.v., Aug. ur Brady, towing Plyton. New Orlonns- steamer Northman, Thomnson Now ce Providence? Port Kniln. F.ads, Aug. Orum, Aarh-ius.

Now York. Aug. A i o-w-m- Copenhagen; Slavonla, Trieste- C'-'iIo oi.in" Genoa. Movement of Yonneln, KoenK-ln York. iii.y.

Now York York. Bremen. Now York a Now York limbrla, New Mnrlnr AiMva. r-RniAT, TO NKWJt. Klnnnle, Aug.

sioamor ni-av Head (Br.) from a nnd Now Or- cnng for Dublin. A CHECKING ACCOUNT Properly kept goes far toward establishing your credit with your banker. This credit may be worth a great deal to you some day. We invite checking accounts, small and large. FIRST NATTONAL BANK OF CALVESTOiN, Southeast Corner Strand and 224 Streets.

ADOUE LOBIT, (UINCORPORATED), BANKER.S ANIJ Commission Merchants. Sight drafts on London, Berlin, Paris Stockholm, Bremen, Hamburg and Frankfort. BUILDING 21st nnd Mechanic Streeln, OFFICES FOR RENT. SIXHI.E OH EX SUITE. Modern in livery Pnrdunlnr.

T. L. Gross Ship Stores and Chandlery. Manufacturers' Ancnt. anil Commission Koep a full stock on hand of everything in oar linp.

Call nnd ba convinced. 2014 2 i 6 a 2018 Stcand, STREET GRAVES, Houston, Tex. fTBAMIIIIPi. A I Forffew York. Balllngt 1J o'clock noon.

Wednciday Bteumori at Wwt, Connecting with P. ft O. S. B. UnVfor Tampa, Miami nil.) ILiv.uu.

SAFETY, COMFOlTANO ECORW Palatial Cabin Accomodittioiis. Fine Accommodations for Third CUM. Cabin, S40--Thlrd Class, S23, B. S. UBNVBll Wednesday, Aug.

S. S. CO.MAL Saturday, AUK. St S. B.

CONCHO Wednesday, AUK. 30 S. S. ALAMO Saturday, Kept. I For pajaage nr.d Information apply to J.

B. Denistm. Agent 2322 Strand, Galveston. THROUGH TICKETS ALL CLASSES TO AND FROM EUROPE At Lowest Rates. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

NEXT DEPARTURES North German Lloyd Steamers, 'Ss, "Koeln" On or About Sept. 4. Ss, "Hannover" On or About Sept. 21. Cabin, $60, Steerage, $39, Alfred Holt, General Agent.

Larrinaga Line DIRECT SERVICE Galveston to Manchester For freight and other particulars apply to Fowler McVitie, Agents, Galveston. REGULAR SER.VICE Galveston to Liverpool Texas Line to Continental Ports. WM. PARR AGENTS. CONTINUOUS SERVICE "Leyland" Line "Gulf Transport" Line Galveston to Liverpool, Havre and Bremen.

For freight and passenger rates apply to C. FIN CLASS, Manager. Marine Building, Gnlveston. "ALL THE YEAR ROUND." BOOTH LINE TO LIVERPOOL S. S.

Aug. 28 S. S. Sept. These steamers tarry First Class Passengers.

Fare, $75.00. HOGAN LINE TO HAVR.E S. S. MINEOLiA Aug. SO Da.niel Ripley, GALVESTON.

TEX. TEXAS CITY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY (STEAMSHIP LINE) TEXAS CITY TO MEXICO STEAMERS "GAI.VESTON" AND "PROGRESO." Freight nnd passenger service. Two sailings each month direct to Progreso. Two sailings each month to Vora Cruz, Coatza- coaicos, Front era, Lagunu, Campeche nnd Prosreso. connecting with Tehauntepec National Railway for Pacific Coast vin.

Salina Western Union Teiegrnph. Long Distance Phons. TEXAS CITY TRANSPORTATION CO Texas City, Texas. Successors to ,1. STEAMSHIP LINE, tJAI.VKSTOS, TEX.

Tjlverpool. Unvro, Bromcn, Ilainburfj, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Other Ports. ClillAX STEAMSHIP I.IXK. Monthly Sailings to nnd from LONDON. HOT I I I I i I I i As Tivo Aro itoiitl--Shorter lit hi TO.

i Vlclnrln. Anjr. M. Two nogrocs i i at nn tho Murphy ranch at San A i Ulvor, this ly. last oivnor of the dance iMinsc.

shot and Killed Kelly for Kcttlne, liiilHU-rnus. Shorter, undo of Kelly, then shot lllllrd ('noli lor ItllllilR Kollv I i i i i came to and Hiir- ri'iidcivd and In a i lli-ll i i Tnx -ni Tin: I To.x., Anses.iof I a sl.itoi; Hint rolln arc not yei nnnplc'li'. I In- tax valnatlcns In i will show nn Increase over year i i i San.imx There nn Inci-'easo last year over tho provloun year. H. B.

NEW OIU.iEA.N8. 10UTABLISHED 1872. rilonilin-N of N. O. Cotton N.

O. nmrl N. Future HrnUern AtiKticlntlon. X. Y.

Stir. N. Y. Cotton TV. Y.

Coffre Chic, llonnl Trn-leJ I.fvtTixtoI Cotton AnNC'Clntliin, Private Wlros to Principal Points. Oalveston office. 2105 Strnml. Phona Sift N. a E.

GOMPANY, Cotton ExchnnEo nnlldlnpr, Now Orleans. COTTON FUTURE BROKERS, Members Now Orleans, Now Turk nnfl Liverpool Cotton KxclmilKen. W. Nlsbet Co. ClnlvcHlnn riepi-edontntlvcs.

TIIK (JAI.VK.srOS IIAII.Y MOWS Tito 1'vr Month,.