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Musr Knnr osn AuroNoMr.
Fine Haired Dressing win DC
sauclched.

Fort i.avacaen.
The members Of The Texas Press asso-
ciStion, a. rule, are diamonds In the
rough Il Is only occasionally that one
q tnsfn can be found WHO mas failen into
the sQuA wateT and duaish ways OF tht
esuye and psoligaie East and SO Tar for-
gets nlall~elI Is 10 deck out IN tailor maize
ci0taes Asa SO deeplt Jascepa m me scAis
uE cltacuEhlp ana many dignity as 10
den nasa osiied mats, spiked toed shoes
aAd wa-er1ns place cfavats. They are
nten- moi eitSnlsnaAe bali ivom ornaments,
ias Port Layacaen greatly regrets 70 sec
any reckless lnif&cAUn VI tune nonoreu
N cStsrn customs, anu Is panied 70 learn
laat h.dltor Lee ko1ntrea, Of the Kyle
the next meeting oil the associations ar
rayeo in purple afd nne linen and In "a
way that viii make an offensive contrast
0ther members. Editor Nountree has
seen out OF The State and taken smell
II the way they do things abroad, ana
can see no reason why the feAda editor
should not be leader in dudedom. II
the latest reports are true he proposes
q convert himself into the y. Berry Wal.
u the association. and VIII turn up at
Sort Worm when the boys assemble In
eonrentlon 10 discuss the affairs OF the
nation and show practical appreciation OF
he uaDounaed Hospitality OF the Panther
city. arrayed in Imported costumes that
VII make the average ci.lzen turn aside
aud blink with suppressed enmity. The
sarge Of raiinent Of this journalistic ex-
luisite, according to reliable Information,
vii consist Of four reversible spring
9vereoats, six frock and four cutaway
dress coats, all foreign cloth, twelve
pants. direct from London. four low water
and four high top shoes, all spike tocd
and Of the latest Yankee make, two pair
calf skin boots. six derby and four SLOUGH
hats, all lifted TO order regardless OK cost,
twenty-five imported socks. fifty silk and
linen hapdkerchiefs perfumeTy from
Paris and countless other articles of raj
inent and ornamentatlon, and his inside
garments viii be in Keeping with the rest
lie will appear on the floor Of the conven-
ton arrayed Ike prince and smelling to
high heaven with the perfumery, to OBJ
tan wnlch the world has been rnnsacked.
u VIII be great day for the Star-V,n-
dicator man, but We shall see how that
way OF turning loose tho honestly aec,im-
ulAted money Of the profession VIII De ne.
ceived By the members. The Star-Vind-
GATOR man could cut quite a flourish In
Boston. but the Iavacaen insidlously
pptnes that. he Will be ierked up short by
The enraged members Of the Texas Press
tOnenty
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his busy pay.

Detroit free Press.
.'Ths Is room 49, isn't it7e he asked as
Griswold street building the other fore
noon.
Yes. sir" said the occupant but
don't want no coal brought up"
No, ! suppose not. You have occupied
this Office for the last three years. haven't
your
,'Yes. but I'm very busy just now
Der my calling here about three years
aEng
mo. sir The man In room 2s always
makes o point OF assisting the unfcrtu-
Does he2 Good mani Don't remem-
Der me, eh2 ] presume have changed
considerably in three years. Don't you re
member OF my saying to you that 1
had
They come here with their tales OF woe
Q dozen times day" interrupted the
other "and / can't be expected to keen
track Of ench particular liar. Go to room
"But I was recommended to come to
you protested the old man. They said
you were honest and hustler. and that
you would be glad to-
Hang 1t. man. cant you take hint
without a kick! Didn't say was
busy9"
you did, but ] thought IL You heard the
case you might conclude to spare NE ten
minutes Of your valuable time"
mot minute Whoever sent you 20
me 10 a lari Go TO room rs and work
your chin thereln
wall ] guess I Will, bat It seems 20
me that business man should"
Go oni' yelled the man With his heels
on The table. and the old chap moved
slowly down tho hall,
Two hours later the man in room 4?
met the man In room 20 and smiled and
churisled and asked
wei did you send that old coon to his
dying wife in Toledo?"
what the old man who was In about
10 o'clock?"
YES"
''Oh, he didn't want 10 go anywhere
That was old Blank. who owns about half
Of Dearborn, and he called 70 put his
property In some ones hands for sple
There is about tg7o,obp worth and get my
regular commission and per cent be-
sides He said some one sent HIN to me
sud Ri be hansed-if didn't wat 70 meet
the chap ard pour out my thanks
WHATS the matter7 Got o touch OF
prostration2 Better 90 md see a doctor:
you arc looking clean broke up!"
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AnrnorIrY 1.AcK1Na.


said Southern senator = - ~asy
/ method OF getting ONES avn yis~s nta
print sometimes as the exp-ession q
some person OF authority
WHOM Southern senator Is 0netre -
being opposed to the policy e - rAFssf
as distinctly outlined N its rskiferr -
name should he given 80 thst rhe r,f~tt-
] ton may rest only where 4 celoS<a
An Associated Press wNshia<ssa a.
pntch puts this language y thr sac4tA &
Southern senator:
'sr'herN are no daHhts thar fAs serssrrs
from all the states South hn5 WEES 1865
are producing the sugar - ntfAer e1-E 81
beet variety under the bcA1y kfstezr.
would nfffe 20 oppose the cr1-Ee 7r
posed IN the wilson hifi 1as stAaes 81
pocialiy mentioned are Lr1tsac-t. Eat,-
fnrfl.s. Kansas and Nebr1riN Al ex- ~
Louisiana are extensive prl5sEcTss & t.nfs
sugar The plan 81 The W5ts1g Ri f.sr
q gradual reduction of tie rstsasS We
cham ctcrtzee as . mode ~ fEi-E -
bg SLOW degrees, as I; wood - s-srs
imroffatlons and domestic ttsss- --e1tt s7zs
withurf nrnse protection A. kfs hAnes -
the government.
II any sonshtrn serstr- rses szr sura
lsael1Ee ne was rasksnz ,s-snrh hss Aak.
Texas II / sugar prodpSEne Stssh SCI
nothing could b MORE RHsssz ths= ga
idea that either senator csks e. S=zAsor
Mills w1ni5 turtle 70 rppsts tss ezt-ss
p-pnosea IN fhs wts7- tal~ etef.hes q
them he.leves or has trtr Sass
srythfar thxs waeiG szsscats
be.ef thas Il woaAs Be ,npssr3rss
ser the sagar l-asuytry = snrx-ve
without sorsa rrcsect-sn al ~ Asads q
Ire Epverunens IKE Stzfs Of Texas 8 4
prusncer ~ suEar q IT, ew7 szr--L
rorkea ~ STATE ctnvsrtA. nra fhs safe
q Texas sisrs1sA It's e7rtrzsnT. -ssso,ea
ne prctecslcs issn IN so;1 ~ refzssss 10
sscsa; IRE suExr hosasy, asx4eeAsinr
many s,anssres q tailA-sL or-sss aa3sr
he MsKsr5eF iaw "a SUGAR pro5ures ua
me stsss ta--a
me dszao@rssir ssrty s. oSponsd 70 the
wAyls faeasy y rrstasti0r Ers sbs South
e-a s~a-su-S are All Democrats II oas
q ihesa has teza isAklaF saes, r4's ID the
Assrrsntes frssT ~ s. rep5r4s1 elihrr t8s
naras saa1s- u gsvsz or bis remarks
should r9t
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BouRKg coeKI.ANs -.


Says the NEs Yak worid. Boprgs
CotNftn fears that "A lneuans TAX wsala
create Glass pssyless sad mus oatrage
tbe popular senss Of iuhtlce lie says thkt
20 exempt small incomes and faz large
ones VIII Be 70 Greats rich class prfyi-
legged 70 participate II gsysrnmsns ID de-
gree ROT permitted % peoror men.
pnlgeut inquiry faiis 10 discover any
apprehension Of his kind on the pan 81
men whore incomes are TOO small u be
hciuded Ia the taxable Tx Hot one
has been found who is prepared 10 ~
into q Jealous rage a discrifainatssn
which exempts him from Tx whleh
his richer neighbof mist nay.
But 70 Datisfy Air. cockrau.e ob,se.
lion and @ prevent III hard feelins tse
incpne tax biil when II Is drawn.
night Include proyislor pesrnittln.s
every exempt man who feels IN ihat sul
preventative way 70 pay he I'M lax upon
whatever Income be may haze. YherA
IS no propabiliiy that the ciamor 10 IS
included In the tax list under ,bls prayla.
ion viii necsssitate the encies.acnt or AZ
army OF extra tax coilcc:ors
Seriously Mr.. cociyrans sdrpestion a
unworthy OF his large intelligence ana
his democratic anteeeaenu Al income
sax, like a tax on property. u absolutelg
rlsiiscriminating AZ to persons the man
WHO has The Income, like the man vino
haf the property must pay bic tax. me
mfn who haai not 70 exempt as comnIcn
1ut'lee requires that Ne Should be. I, IA
m income IN the one case ana the prom.
efFy In The other not the man Ia either
taat is selected Tor taxation.
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NOR ran rrrcnnp AFrnn ALL.
An Effective Dramatic Episode sag
reAted lly mn Actns.l Oecmrrence.


An ambitious young lay writer was out
Inning the plot Of new melodrama the
other day, ia which he proposed to make
use OF novel and powerful incident lie
described Il as follows;
"The Villain OF this piece he said. us
auch a despeipte bloodIhirety wretch
that his death by any such orderly, decent
methods as shooting or hanging would
amount almost 10 an anl-elllnax.
can't have him killed by the hero or the
heroine for they have married and gone
away on their Wedding tour and are due
10 arrive ON the scene Just after thu viii
lain has died After much thought
have decided that the wretch shah dis
tho cowardiy death OF a suicide. lie Is
captured unawnres and locked 10 prison
hut not until hts person, his clothing and
tho cell In which he Is to be cortined have
boen subjected TO a rigid and repeated
search for weapons or other Implements
OF destruction. after being imprls0fed he
Is carefully watched. and Is permitted to
have no communication with the nutside
world.
.As the day for his execution an.
proaehes ana the chances Of ESCAPE grow
less and less. the vigilance OF the guards
N Increased. There must be no cheating
the law; the murderer must pay the PEN
ats OF his crimes. But one evening the
prisoner suddenly plelSa up the little stool
IN hia cell, places II near the kFntVd door.
and Just as he says TO the guard, You
fellows think that you've got me this
time. but'--he falls over deadl
I'm the second act ne was seen 10 take
quantity OF atryehnlne. with which he
had intended 10 poison the heroine, and
dissolve 1t in a vessel OF wator With
this solution he saturated his collar and
orayat, and then when they were dry he
put them on aud was wearing them when
cast into prison, No suspicioa attached 70
them and he was allowed 10 retain thom
when tho desperate end came an he had
TO do was TO dln hls collar and crayat In
To "a cup OF water, wiring them out ana he
had enough poison az hand 10 XIII a dozen
men. The idea Ia a nogol one, ian't it?"
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rorIes,ss sew goass.
Bit. Of asws iS>ssna 2reuna
Gefllan.

y
Ssw York, Decaansi g-chiefN2f Police
John H. ssc9aise and Hesfrai\2s bis
friends called Ga ths sheriff q %sag.
county ana arranged Tor tail for sieiSane
and esherr egsiaat whom Justice naraafs
lfiue1 attachments On acc4aat " thttf
disregard Tor Tie 1ustieet Injunction com
nianflinE Them nps % Interfere wiu Inv
election WataheF3 % gfayeseDd ff-e
shs ss segssa s,; scp' @sp g s en- sl
OF those Tor Rfpm pc eisachuepes cal.
Police inspector Mclaughlin esrested in
the Metfopoliten opera houEe last nlSnt-
Dolly Reynolds. alias Alice Cody formerly
the partner OF Alanzo Hand. and seli
K own uuef She sat IA an orchestra scat.
and waa spsehdldly atlifcd She was ar
ral9ned NJ lenffgqu lnufkri i.Dilee court
Today and remanded ~ iustite Harfln
until The detectives nave made aure that
prs nave il4t some good pfetext Tor keep
Ing her i0ugef-
A anal decision N case Involving sew
eFal ,milion dpllafa was rendered BY the
court of appeals today New York clft
u's tie defendant. and o.lsrien and fliars
the plaintiffs. The city won. The suit WAS
! brought % recover 5000 alleged "a 10
| one p'Hrien ard CLARK for rNtfa wprh
I n me nqucduct. and had The decision bern
< ,.' similar suits tor S.0o,oVo Or
WvIf would netf been hfonnht The coVFs
nflu thgt the extra work should not have
! pfen done without contract Tor n
SAekes Maynard, Earle ana o'Brlen diu-
Ine sensational suicide Of Augustus ~.
srnrina, Ia San Francisco. has been FUZZY
reported IN the newapapers hut there ap.
pears TO be local feature whlch ia only
lpsi getting out 1t WAS Augustine A.
schrba who, made, IN 1854 the examlna-
tlqn 0t ne second National bank Of this
ciiF WNleh lru 70 the diacoyery Of John
G. Eno'a pvcuhtlonb. II wug he. also
who made the affidavit upon which tho
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MISCELLANEOUS mEnRIMrs,r.

Water safs.se1s.itai.,, NJ,
de 80 a.s ~. ess,.,.., 81 no"
s,-gtsy e,,,s.,,. I,.,s.5 -. pnste ~
asr5ss ~ -, 49,. aseht come
rIone,so.,s.. /. ,,..,.,.-,..,
gsr,t,,, t55s, -, 'episnpe~
ros,s, ..,sses',i,'i,., .. iaSe - inc
Fl.s,,,if.,sss me- $500.
800, uS,s',s, 49, $3.50. ,,, Hneh was
I, tss,,.,r.'ss.s :. - -ynenep lot
e.s.e, 4. - 49,. .ias a4aisnee avs.
4, III S.,s,as. 4. "a. -. .ne nalt OF
,,,ssss,, - 800, eat's's was az
- -,, .y,,.. -. .,.,4,.
49, ''4 A.tt'n oA that fenee
.,s,s 49, ,r,.,.... ~. a..
$3.50, 6--e.-,.,,,,,.' ~. ini7af.
-, "a ~. rs, $50, iieea o.
.,s'e... ! -, s',. 80
~ $50 -, $500, uohs, snis'
f1'Ft
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the rrccrt opinion 81 the court OF civil
scrcale unon Important questions involved
IL the land eeit ~ ouinlar We. Houston
aDi Texas Central Railway company,
Wherein. white ATTORNEYS arr mentioned
as appearing In tue case, NJ. I. ID. COBB,
attorney COR ,he land department ot the
fnilway ccmnAny who ,yied and won
TIE caAe alone IN the district court aud
vNo eriefcd and argued a both IN wFitlrg
SUD orally IA the appellate court ava
vas The leading attorney on the winning
sida, i not mentioned AZ Aii
write this a. a matter Of Justice and
without his knoNlcdse tours truly,
Justice
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has about as much hies Of nscni ro''e'se
ne a hog has OF ooliday. but he assAiz.t's
10 teach the bnlance o. I'm world saa e
willing to wade In gore up 70 his snoalders
to enforce bis peculiar theories fcrta'
nateiy FOR Colorado. ne can % she SAT-
comparativeiy iittis harm ~ Ms Ne
fanaticai schemes wi,hsat the atf o. ~
legislature. which he nas no rr1spest e
occurring
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USE or cocAISE.
Objections For Its Application a
Local Annesthefie.

Local Auuebfhcur'l.tl
I'll use or cecaiue az local anaetla'''
has h times been attended via sp's \. =
trwatd results that q certain dszfs1 p X
repul has come 10 be altaehea z Y,
drug I'm tho puoilc estimation Z W
OF PARIS. shows that tbs 9relpars z
founded. and proves that not ouY ~
the deaths from the use q coeall' Z. "
very few In number but tnal ss7' ~ N,
Gus case was occasicned BY W. " w
Of an overdose or OF a defecuYe p',1 ls.
He recommends certain pissas q
which VIII obviate much fisk Y va 7, I.
rr,l,,is.ration OF the drug For siPle Y
.erations. a dose Of oie-halt % ,Sa m
grarnnes sufficesi for opstsIs4 4
somewhat greater lfnportanc& ats VI,
centlesrammes: and Tor larss z!
the dose should rarely exceed = "
never reach twenty ceilus'sn.' X. 4
cases requiring larry dose n, w \,
fIrteen cenugranimes. the ap'n.s' ~
be divided up into consla7'en's
OF injections. NAN. slssg )!
Tte atrength OF the splulicn s' v s,',,.
lowered to ore or two per pellh 81 ~ "A.
lions should be done IN n0lss2 vi, x.
.tinn and the sending OF az lplf II ,ss.|
tile peins should he ayolaea w'sr NJ Il IVA
cst care Although the oessi I'M "a it.its
rules win materially reeaes ~. ~ ~; 4
az miehaps entire security ~ ,s..i
obtained un,ti the two aets,'s Z r.; m
tta iacnl ana lts general elseas \. W
arated All that IS desired - T. =, a
spaesthetic action, whsrsas, .. ,'s \ a
,ftect which causes constfls .7,ss n
h,ood vessels when the fae2lH's1 ~
s 'sri h tie cause u ~ "
This Is the part that el'sp ~ ! setol.
I'd or neuraligod, and sn ~ ...l list'
mont Of this end Is one q "
icsi problems OF The DAY
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Tlon'i rheflNh hats, II e MOI Worlll
WIitit a. h8te
vour iifs Is not long enough 20 make 4
pay u c1cflah ~ Slil Or hard thouHhta
h faf3 anyone. What II tnat man o.
iira friend han f0rfaken you M your
DUE N need ara tra9fH ynH ~ gtsAugrrf
Let n paa8 what difference VIII y maize
III fhs 'inndircoyered countryY III who
~ sfest you now wiu ~ more sorry for
n than than you, even ~ your dtfpest
disappointment and frfrf can ne. ana 90
0sfifessed IN WashinRion Trying every
nnAind Whrd. every unHtespnl tnensnt,
every nngGniir artloD VII come thronE-
ing hack upon the memory ana KNOCK
dOlefuily al the soul.
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DECEMBER AsIa6gaN'
FonnoAsr or rvnsn s.
rRrsESs nosrn y ~
The Sun Nearing sAe /.
s'ice--aiereury Now q, s' : \.
s'nr-venns Grow,pr 3. ns'Aiss
oonstsiistion--rissa nv ,,'''''

AZ q ntrt>... Iii I4
Al 0 O'CLOCK on the mnr,,,..
the sun viii nrr,vs !, ~ u'ns q q, ~
after yhtsh ~. ,ne Winter ss,.. 4
,,....... nays VIII aes,s h,
'1''a '''Sh' IN the evening q. ~ ~ II
earth Will pass th-,,,. 81, 'ne w III
min, ~ he 800. he pcf.s ~.
~, ''p'~ "nen II wifi !. ~
wv ihiirs nearer the sun -. u 4. 1''|'
Its motion In its orb,, /. 80 y ls<
Der secona n,A = nineteen ns.,
~. 49,, wy attractive i,,.. n
is equal TO the tanai.s 49,. " y v M
wire cable ROM Mn 's'sash q I'D
'VVv Wles VI dIennt..
reaching from the earth 70 the * y
Mercury. Mercury ia ~.
star aud i, wv ;aint.|
.a,.,.,,,. " seen best a n
morning OF tie ilth. when II 81, Z. "a
It's greatest western elonrnf,os ns' ~
riser may see Ii ala,,,, az wi
svuul ~ the east point OF he hb,....
ns1y DIeak Apgat an hour md i , ~. II
a., ya a.t VI sne sun. ~
~ y sNter and brlsA.tr
eavMs ani9 te7piendenl queen cf n, ~
eltl sAe out nef btilllAncy NH ~.
W lnsFSts' ,ior several weeks VI Y. y
sl.i. ~ ,seaisSe from the sun WI, XXI
n ,iii'l aitsr the Uth. Her ~.
s,vue@tlSh VIII tnen be AZ degrees !, ~
riS,'i 1he ner ihouon Will be di-ecd, u
1871 tns EARN. II viii te lnielssis. II
watch tnls planet turn back itr'sss''
s sun ..sin sinh lower aud lower esei, :.
,ils toWitra the western horizon n n
pesh tnousnt tnat Nenus rolate< x !
M a,sIs once ~ ~ hours and n ,nls,is'
NY recent observations relsisf Il -
s-ule lnat TIE planet rotales 6hcs n, l, VI
reFoiutton around the sun. Il 4 ;'S'
tut * the SOLO part Of Venus M ~. ~
pvsia svsn hat We see Is be asf, !.
sult.ihii, teAscteu from The Whit N, v
N N Miiicn the planet proper ia clin,i''.''
ellssts'opeu,
Mtais una Uranus. --Marn aud ~,
aly oV.n iaorniiis stars. and az w
Huite glose lsSetheri indeed, oil the' /. w "
.nss OF me oth and ith the apparent +
taitSe pet"geh ,tncm viii be only ~
oAe-tVYr.h me diameter OF the "a Soh "A
~ tsiesGote san easily include ~
4 n sns sumo helu q View, As t,ssrss
ns d,t,Ii, 70 ioSate this VIII AFFORD Ii y
poTtuiiIey lor nhaing u. Mars Is br,s.
reu star easily recOghtzed. and |, ~
ABOUT aestees 70 the south Or IA M
poii,S oi tne norizon about two lidti3 M
ha.l pelore tne sun. Uranus \ .. N
9TH sue on Mars ana Is lelesoelle
ile psleht star 10 the e,s. /;
1lIh " Jnpltef. now n the cunslslI,,S'
lauriitH, near the Pleaides, II Is In ihl Va,
I9sstoi bositioI tor 0bserga.lna a
hliontn, anu no star IN ne hsaflns 81
,uf.lsI aePaS tciescgpie eassisiiA,
tniin TINS one. -Four q ltH ass ial1
we power trtahgea IKE roT 81 VI
,huhuS "a Sle pune q ne PLANETS I'd
tot. ~ tne evenings Of ne Sta snl 4,
nuilipci VI tNllpSes IfanSitS. ana Q1t,l
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10 sun he will get the support OF q large
majority OF the members Of the last house
sand viii draw support IRON the state at
Urge, He l think has ihHo gar S9 qaI. y,
from such OBLIGATION ana should make
the race he would be near the wire AZ
the dropping OF the nag He did not follow
the dctation Of the administration during
his career In the fwenty- third, but this
viii not initiate against him with con-
sentative men. Obstinacy Is highly COM
mcndahle when better course can be
Followed than ttht prescribed By some
mentor All OF Governor Hogg's friends
can not but admire Henderaons manly
independence and dslnteresteq advocacy
Of principles In the honest discharge OF
duty which must be performed by the
lew OF mans private judgment
Lieutenant Governor Crane is mentioned
last but 1t would be stultifcation 10 call
him lest.
Crane had u troublesome itching after
the executive office and that Irritating
malady is not altogether cured. He has
surveyed the congressional field also and
he rather thinks that congress is not such
an Objectionable place as the fellow VINO
can't get there SAYS u Is. When 10 Alb
bOtt says that it Is monotonous and he IS
satisfied Crane would soon tire OF the
otium cum diguitatc With which the Office
is Invested. Crane looks skepticai Snt
after weighing all the chances and making
hls forecasts according to approved
methods OF prophesy, he has decided $50
his partner Ramsey. told the other day
In Fort WORTHY to become an humble but
hopeful candidate for attorney general
should not be perfectly honest IL did not
admit that Crane Is the strongest candi-
date whose name Is on my private list
(Which / herewith make pnblic.l And \
believe that when the Sky is clearer ard
mis- gitterng armour flashes In the sun
Ut lists. many a knight with absorbing
ambition viii mount his paiirey and hide
himself from the public gaze.
Mr.. Crane would not make a perfect at
torney general, but conservative Judgment
has ceased TO look for perfection In the
ranks OF errlng humanity, but he has
splendid ability and about as eminent a
sense Of Justice as any man you can ind
He has never run with the boys and there
fore Is ignorant of some OF those joys that
fall to this class OF politicians, but he has
taken the serious view 81 life and the
Office OF attorney general Is not inconi-.
patible with stole seriousness and studious
concern.
Now, In thus putting out these candi-
dates the STAFF correspondent Of The Post
disclaima any intention OF entirely dis
nnraging or Intentionally dscourugiug
any ambitious soul whose divine spark
burns for official distinction. He may
have reserved some opinions, that II told
privately TO applicants for pointers, might
make the list smaller, but he can only
now advise all OF them to enter and keep
pulling until the end Is reached and the
victor proclaimed. IL. II. c.
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Muenincent Paper.

'foioidup NAlhAcN
The Houston Post Of Sunday was mag
nihcent paper Of twenty pages OF $50 col,
INNS, vita splendid news service. rlthy
editorials and repiote with most inter
fst.ns reading matter. Houston Is forging
70 t.is front as the nugiest and most pro-
sressfe city, and The Post has naturally
got TO hump herself