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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28

Tho professor ~ rhetoric at Amherst
suys; you mustn't say collect a bil."
but "colisct money" not Invest IN
wheat" hut invest money In wheat.
not lorg time since" but "a
loug time ago" not take dinner hut
'have dinner mot ',ake lunch " but take
luncheon" OF course one can not be too
particular about Observing such nice dis
uucuDns In spee0h
-~=----
south Texas seems n have concluded
not 70 have any cold weather untl next
year
Baltiuore Sc seitatine the Introduction
N fire drins IN the public schools as a
means on preventing panica and stampcdes
So case Of FIRE II is easy 20 arlll sensible
IDEAS into youthful cranluma when no
danger q apparent and ne driil IS eaid to
serve a good purpose when occasion calls
tor IL
the holidays ara slipping away and the
wors8ay world viii soon resume It's
vented busy aspect
Elections were heid ~ a number Of
counties q Mississippi last week 70 nl
yacahess ir The legislature regular cleo
-
ard aitnousn the poppllsts Dragged a
great deal beforehand they did not score
single victory
Every interest suffers from hard times
ana therefore u should be the general
efort % eaae them up.
Envy and Jealousy are characteristic Of
GONE unsuccessful newspapers az Wen na
Of lndylelals Tha aahieyementa Of the
spceeasiul however causes the Tankla OF
bitterness IN the hearta OF only tue small
soaiea ana narrow minded.
In growth and prgrgss Houston leads
an the clteB Of the Southwest. even as
Texas leads 81 me states o. the Union.
Congress n gong 20 inveatlgate the con.
duct or the man Stevens who stirred w
All the trouble with Hawaii, and Incident
ally i may develop that some persons OF
more or less prominence We're partners IN
the er-mlnisters crime.
Reports of casualties from the explosion
of lreerarkers continue % como ln bun
Il IS probable that the half win never be
known
An anxious public Is stll patiently
awaiting Intelligence OF the great naval
battle which has been extensively ad-
yertised TO take place IN Brazilian waters
at an early date.
business Assignments are nearly always
quite numerous Just after Christmas ana
New Years and may be eiassed with the
customary holiday casualties.
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No MAKn.uP NgcEssARY.


TEXTS NesqutIeT.
The editor has been cordially invited TO
act as Santa Claus at one Of tie Sunday
schools We presume that the invitation
was not given so much for our peculiar
adaptabphy for this par, as it was that
II we accepted N would do away WITH che
necessity Of procuring any mask, Santa
C,aus IS noted for his beauty as Is also
me editor, aud we could just so plain We
reeret our inability 10 accept, owing 20
abeence from the city.
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nur rHEY Lrsr MoN-r.

wharton Spectator.
Houston's big excursion was a great
thing financially for the Bayou City, hut
what of adjacent towus2 They suffered
Of course. and money poured from them
into Houstans Golfers that would have
greatly relieved our home peop.e these
hard times had It been put IN circulation
here. II every man IN wharton county
would spend his money at home--with
those whose interest IS with his own-hard
times would never come 10 OUT people.
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Hn - \ soLDIER.

Athens, Ohio December Eft has been
discovered today that the handsome
stranger who registered at the hotel here
several days ago as George y. Chambers
Poughkeepsie ~ Y., ana whose dead body
was found Ia his room yesterday the vic
tim Of chlorai sclt-admiuistered. Is Ho-
bart Rider a first sergeant Of the Seventh
United States cavalry.
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SOUTH TEXAS POSSIBILITIES.


The possibilities OF South Texas as
fruit producing region have only been
hinted at
within very recent years some Develop
nlent has been made By way OF start,
foneg.
The strawberry farvuH Ia this immediate
section have bsRn cultivated with profit
and ready market has been found Tor
their produces, but the industry has not
yet grown 70 Buch proportions as to cover
more than very limited territory while
tie experiment % peaf snitpre which has
th4s a.f beer very aucrsssfui has been
conhrsd 20 even narrower limits, Both
the climate and Sal of South Texas are pe-
c3liarly adaF,esl = Tie cultivation of fruit
aa1 early yesetabies and tha markets
tar az that can ee produced ara not near
ii q distant as tbeg are from California
ard Flpf3s. a Ter years $40 California
ysas iro3z'H only an TIE Golde- State, val
1aisa cniy To- her HiBsrals. The idea Of
pvrwRrs Ehiume1;s Il food products ~
ESQ eaakae7ar whatever hardly ever oe-
Cured y any q ghe 1l1nsetH of Tie pres
est CIVILIZATION. Tae cost 0f living was
higa M toe pr p}s rsisea only mo3icusn
= whaf trey cgognmed depending on
tae Eo@ very largely tor not only most
- re ntaits ~ he but f5r many
~ lsis h-1zr Wa sire BOP supplies
= ~ Wofh1 a ~ years ago CzI1ornia
fruits ssfs srlsr7E7l ~ the copniry east
a. ths g91Ey Esgsnaila &ow tafy grace
aiinrst esery wea rippileI table 90 .lis
iga& Take FOR s5auels The following
esrs ragort ~ ali.f0 eflts east from
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,-,tstnryi.
a sINGuLAR AcclppI !.

Lexington, va, Dseer n. .5ssa I
Lee, a young man ifgia s's,esass1 8.
out OF two-wheelea, M sottdsli 81,
large carving knife IN nl VA, g Il j 8
Was ~. driven through ne s .'asstrsIss
me hnt. Lee was pl ..,, s,Iye anl e
withdrawn. He y syn s Ire rs q
s n hopes OF recovery n aS b. q
ina ~ sp need he vehicle aad ~ ss,s "
l gr'a'' knife nj was in bis o, ,s1sr.
point I'D, wrapped oHly y
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HOW He cor LRFr.

Clarksviie Tribune,
we don't expect too much Of Santa
Claus this dime. and X he WIN bring us
Nattopal bank aud some lire crackers we
win try to be slttAed though we would
take a shoe fun Of hts hardest dollars, il
nobody else wants them.
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LONG ADORE HE KNowED.


Jes' little bit % feller-I remember still
Ust 10 almost cry for Christmas, like a
yodngster will.
Fourth Q July's nothin' to it-New Years
amt SMELL
Easter Sunday-circus day-jes' an dead In
Lord Thought at night. you know, to set
around and hear
The old folks work the story OFF about the
sledge aud deer,
And SANITY" shootn' round the roof, all
wrapped in fur and fuzz-
100 I knowed who
Ust to wait, and set up late, week or
coulGn't hurdIy keep awake, nor wouldn't
Kitttie ste%ln' on the are and mother set
Darnin' socks and rockin' in the skreelsy
rockin' cheer;
Pap gapI and wundor where 1t was the
money went,
And quart with his frosted heels, and spill
bis linhnent;
And ue a-dreamin' sleigh bells when the
olocl, I'D whirr and buzz,
/ snowed who
SANITY Claus" wuzl
size the FIRE place up and fgger how "old
SANITY" could
Marriage to come down the chimbly, like
they said he would;
Wisht that 7 could hide and see him
numbered what he'd say
Ef he ketched a fcler layin' fer him that
away2
But ! bot on him and liked him. same as
N he had
Turned to put me on the back and say:
Look here my lad.
Here's my pack-jes' hep yourself, like all
good boys does"
Long afore
/ knowed who
SANITY claus'f wuzl
Wisht that yarn was true about him. rs
It peared 10 be-
Truth made out o lies like that un's good
enough for mel
VISIT ] still was so conhdin'. / could jes'
80 wild
over honsln' mp my stooEins like the MT
Tie child
climbln in my lap tonight and begin
me to tell
Bout them reindeer, and "old SANITY
that she loves so wen.
I'm half sorry for this little girl sweet
heart Of his
Long atore
She knows who
James Whitconb Riley,
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tougroNs EXcURsIoN wEEK.

Burnet Bulletlnl
Houston has boon humping herself this
week 10 entertain the thousands OF eNcur-
slonIsts that have daily visited her Her
business grit and enterprise % phenomenal
and her Hospitality So certainly Of the first
usater
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HEADS Tnn PROCESSION.

Nacogdoches Stnr-Nsws
Houston excel.ed ala other Texas cities
In worlang up BIG excursions No other
city has 80 many attractions Great IS
fIouaton, and growing greater and yet
Rreater.
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Tnn pprroRrAL VETO.

Corsicana Courler-Ohscrver.
What do you thtnk Of this for reform,
lrethren9 W 4. Adair Of Marshall, the
only elitor-mayor that We know Of IA
Texas. has vetoed an ordinance increos-
in; his pay from $50 TO SO per month.
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IAE SUNDAY Posr.

Pittsburg Gazettei That nne paper
Tie Houston Post. broke the record IN
Texas Journalism sunday by issuing forty
pages
Baillnger Ledser Last Sundays Hous,
ton Post was the largest and best pat
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mnticaiiy the propriety OF using singular
pronoun TO represent plural noun r.
none the less Questionable because war
rant IS found Cor il In the constitution and
In the resolutions OF 'gS II, however.
President Cleveland should elect 70 say
that the United States Is a great aud exem-
plary government. and his critics should
Insist that It would be better form to say
that the United states are great govern
ment the question might rise to the inn
portnnce OF a National Issue as 70 whether
~, ARE" or they TO- 80 70 speak
In either case, however, the meaning Is
substantially the same and in no wise
affects the ilegailty OF the acts Of Minis
ter Stevens in Hawaii and tho wisdom
and propriety OF the president in calling
him down.
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ONE COMMON LEVEL.

baltimore American.
The grip having prostrated the emperor
OF Austria Keeps on its career among the
high and lowly, bringing all to a common
level OF quinlne and misery.
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oNLY Jusr nEGuN.

Neeoeleches Star-News
Houston Is now the busiest city IN the
State, What advance stridea she may
make in The future remains TO be seen.
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/ knowed who
SANITY ClausF wuz!
Wlsht that van was true abont
CARING FOR THE POOR.

Indianapolis, Ind, December 2I.--A COM
mittee Of eitizens having IN charge the
care Of the poor Of this city, have de-
cided to divide the city Into thirty-one
districts, INTO which canvussers Will be
placed 20 seek pledges for the winter.
To-day a food makct win be opened down
town and placed In charge OF a competent
cIps OF clerks and d superintendent Ap-
plicaions for assistance win be investi-
gated and the merits OF cases VIII be made
the basis for action one thousand fam
illes representing four thousand persons
VIII be provided for.
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KEEPS TAMMANY BUSY.

philadelphia Press.
It Keeps Tainmany and its police de-
partment busy lodging bricks these crisp
and frosty days
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HOW rIaEY,n RLoM.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald. III
How some OF those crusty old men who
now object Wish they were again young
enough 70 blow hornsl Caesar, how they'd
blow,
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like my wife 10 use P0gznnis Complex
Ion Powder because u improves her looks
and Is as fragrant as yiolels.
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A coLoRnD MAN's wir.l..

Nov Orleans, La, Dectntbrr 2J.-lf'he
viii OF Thomas I.afon who was the nch-
est eolored man in the South. was pro-
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No one can tell certainly whether we
VII have cholera this summer or not.
"l>ieratead's King of all Pain" with
cleanliness OF body, food and drink Ia bet
ter as a preventive than a whole medical
school as cure 21c.
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run HOWARD g'llia 1. \

jackson. Tenn, y s5o,sari uisl Z 4 + H
Tense In the noted . .,syerr Isal I
o.s dsy {, Or Be eq re general s 'si
defendant has riiaas eaiIed q VIZ . &
he hoped for effect q. es1 sp u &C.,
up up BY the government 81 u,
COLD AND very Sp0N''
Philadelphia Times "a. year ~ Al''''
!. IN no ahU and very short
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Two marked UurFlnrH broke INTO me
residences Of Christopher Meyer al Mas
peth, g. J., att o'clock thls morning me
household consisted OF Air, Meyer. ITS sis-
ter ana aervgnt girl Mr. Meyer waa
away rom home last night, and the men
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Reports q casualiioa from the explosion
of nreerarkers continue % como IN, but
lt Is probable that the half win never be
knaWu
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south Texas seems n have concluded
not 70 have any cold weather until next
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Congress n gong 20 inveatlgate the con.
duct Of the man Stevens who stirred up
All the trouble with Hawaii and Incident
ally i may develop that some psrsona OF
more or less prominence We're partners IN
the ex-ministers crime
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An anxious public Is stin patiently
awaiting Intelligence OF the great naval
battle which has been extensively ad-
yerused 70 take place In Brazilian waters
al an early date
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CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
+" Les Huguenots Sung at the
Metropolitan 0pera-H House,
New One-Act Opera AT the Irving
Place House.

Mevcrbecr's fvc-act opera Les Hugue-
lots" was suns at the Metropolitan
lpera-House last night with a splendid
asst, and 1t was certainly not the fault
4 the artists II the performance seemed
. drag. Les Huguenots' seems to be
trine out of date, heavy and ungracc-
al. and the many fine number II con-
,ins do not compensate for all this. Yet
1e performance was exceedingly good.
line. Nord!ca was Valentine; Nine.
,slchi, Urbano; Nine. Arroldson, Mar
lerita; NJ. Lasalle. San Bris; Edouard
Reszke, Marcello, and Jean de Reszke.
aoul. The Christmas shopping which
lterferes with most of our theatres just
NV was probably also accountable for
@ many vacant seats in the Opera
ouse.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
A new one-act opera by Heinrich Zoell-
:r was produced for the first time in
lis city at the Irving Place Theatre
st night. 1t was called MATED Fall
one," and Is described as a music-trag-
Nv. The tragedy is scarcely interesting,
,r IL deals with the avariCe of a youth,
no shows Il wounded brigand a hiding
lace for a cash reward, and then betrays
lie unfortunate, in order to secure his
utch. The father, indignant, shoots his
mighty son, and the mother goes into
Rsterics. The music of this curious
trair is clever, but is is not likely that
will be fequently heard in this city.
.fter 'Mateo Falcone,' 'IPagliacci' was
nng.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The Strollers, otherwise known as the
Columbia College Dramatic Club, gave
heir clever and entertaining burlesque,
Ivanhoe Up to Date ut the Broadway
theatre last night. The burlesque has
Ieen seen before in this city. but many
lew features have been added to II re-
emily. and it is very much up-to-date.
The principal roles were played by Giles
A. Taintor. Albert La Montague, Joseph
J. Lamb and Melvin H.. Dalberg.
STAR THEATRE.
Alexander Salvini presented his own
version OF 'Ruy Bias" at the Star Thea
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ment at his own house lest night and
sang as blithcly as a youth of eighteen.
The other attractions were j. w. Kelly,
B ha,if RTfs$"'i He ec1m and ,hF La ssT r'i Miss
Lille Iangtroc, the pearl Of English
music halls" John and Nellie Mccarthy,
Miss Phyllis Allen, Miles and Ireland,
Thomas g.. and Title Scott and others.
EDEN MusEE.
At the Eden Musee last night Martha
George. the German Nightingale sans
her rat-catcher's son dressed in the
original rat-catcher's. costume Lola
Yberri, the Spanish dancer. contributed
II new dance: the Chcvalier Delprade,
with his assistants, Sara and Marietta.
did some startling illusions. and Torta-
jada and her Spanish troupe worked
as effectively as ever.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
A new hurlesque called "Hamminstein
IN Distress" vas presented for the first
time at the Imperial Music Hall last
night. 1t was from the pen of Frank
I)upree, and was a good-natured skit
of our affable New York manager. II
was very well staged by Man Freeman,
and the cast was a good one. The La
tonrta SISTERS, Joe Flynn and others
took part In the variety programme
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
There was a very long programme at
Proctor's Theatre. yesterday, and among
those whom 1t introduced were Miss
Elsie Adair, the serpentine dancer; Les
Figaros, Richmond and Glenroy, the
Bobby Daily, the Glinseretti Brothers,
Christie and Pearl. George II. Diamond.
William ODale. Josie Ashton. Rosie
Dockrill. the Caron brothers and others.
HuBER'S MUSEUM.
Tocci, the two-headed boy, again
headed the list OF features AT Huber's
Museum yesterday. The Esquimaux vii
lage from the Midway. Plaisance:
George, the turtle boy. and a model Of
fractions. There were thirty people
In the vaudeville company, among
them Grimes. Morton and Mason, A. q.
Babel, Collins and McCabe and Clark
n Angelina.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
Miss Bessie Bellwood really made her
debut at Roster & Balls Concert Hall
last night. She sang several of her least
slangy songs, and proved to be very live.
tia with her audience. Sandow. the
strong a was there, and SO were
Martinette, Ducrow and ~I.orello. MadEC
Shirley, Clara Qualitz, the dancer: Wood
and Shepard. Mile. Sabel. the Stark fam
lily, Jules kellar. Munroe n Mack and
NARROW and Durham.
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
Sydney Rosenfeld's really clever skit.
entitled The Fringe of the Froth Of the
mann's Theatre last night. II was origi.
nally presented wher the metropolis was
enraged by adaptations of lie Demi.
Monde" but although the adaptations
have ceased to veX, Mr. Rosenfeld's skit
still amuses 1t was interpreted by Kate
aid, Edward Connolly and Lulu Glasso-
wlv.
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IN BROOKLYN PLAY HOUSES.
Panjandrum" Seen for the First
Time at the Amphion,
"The New SOUTH" "Robin Hood"
and CDR. Bill" Presented.

"~Paniandrum was given its initial
performance in Brooklyn last evening at
the Amphion Theatre. The clever COM
bination of music and comedy was pre-
scented in its original form. De Wolf
Hopper. Della Fox and other members
Of the company, who have established
themselves as favorites on former oc-
c%asions, were encored many times. The
choruses we're excellent and the scenic
mountings superb. During the perform
ancc Ida Fuller. a sister OF l. Loic,"
introduced several dances. \ large
theatre party. composed OF the mem
bers Of the Loyola Club. attended the
performance. and the house was hand
somely decorated.
PARK THEATRE.
THE New South was again presented
at Col. Sims Park Theatre last night.
Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davies filled
the leading characters with ability. The
supporting company was good and the
play was staged artlstically.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
The Bostonians were greeted by a
large audience last night upon their re-
appearance at the Columbia Theatre in
De Koven & Smiths cver-acceptable
Robin Hood" II G. Barnabce. w. II.
Mcdonald, Jessie Bartlett Davis. George
rockingham n Margaret Reid remain
In the cast. There will he no matinee
on Wednesday,.
GRAND OPERA-HOCSE.
Or. Bill" with VIII Miller Farnham
IN the title role, was revived at the
Grand Opcra-House last night. The farce
was given with all OF it's original snap.
and among those who contributed to
the success of the entertainment were
lansing Rowan, stella Lawman, Sadie
Peters. r. A: Locke. George Robeling
and May Nard.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Man Roscnberg's company appeared
last night at the Lee Avenue Academy
IN a PRODUCTION OF The Octoroon.'
terpreted the principal parts.
BIJOU THEATRE.
"Hoss and Hoss." which was seen at
the Park Theatre earlier in the season,
ARE last night. Willie Collier, as the
was assisted by sherman Wade, Louise
Alien, Thomas D. DAILY, James B.. Gentry
and others.
GAYETY THEATRE.
At the Gayety Theatre last night the
biz Included Gus Hill. club swinger;
nhhi'i biotiIeIs, WIN tntlr uioTbHld NC
Avoy and May, Morrissey and Hickey.
Fred Roberts, Estelle Wellington. Ed
ward Earle, Ross and Noble and sew
eral other performers.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
"Gloriana" held the boards at the EN-
pire Theatre last night. The farce was
interpreted by a company headed by
Miss Emily Bancker.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
A pile-driver and other realistic effects
are introduced IN THE Pulse of New
York" which was given at the Novelty
Theatre last night. Carrie Sweeney
played the leading part and introduced
several clever specialties.
Holiday Gifts.
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The worst cases of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, yield to
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
So certain is it that its makers
offer $500 reward for On incura-
bic case.
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HIGH LIVING,

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