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TIE oPosrscRIPrsn NAN.

Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The Galveston Tribune ia one of the hes;
papers published In Texas-and that State
is not short on iirst-olass dailies--but some
one made mistake in attacking the
gentleman who writes the "Postscrip,s"
department OF the Houston Post The ex-
tent of the SHINING of the "pos,scripts"
man is the allegation that he wrote a skit
recently and pronounced "decollcte" as
having four syllables. After observing
that ~ should be n proud day for a grca,
daily newspaper when nothing can be
found in 1t to condemn except the LITTLE
Jingles dashed off after working hours by
s1no Of the boys in the office" and soma
other right saucy things, he says IN mit-
cation: 1T is with extreme reluctance
and trepldauon that the attention of the
poeta rascitrr OF the Tribune is recalled
80 the offending lire.
NO poems cut dccollete."
me fost goes not know who It's au-
tnor is, bur II the Tribune should qlire
Lin TO produce his authority for giving A
ic' T. syllable sound to the word. We hope
ne would nave presence of mind enough
10 refer 10 the nearest dictionary. ana as
a further authority the pronounciation
given the word by several millions OF
people In France.
The Tribune, possibly, might prerer as
II intifnates Unacceptable division
something Ike this
o "Wo get It in the neck. you bet.
our poems are cut de-col-let."
or possibly, the following:
'Ihe wind blows cold upon the jetty;
our poems are cut de-col-letv"
or, the Tribune may have Its heart So.
upon something on this style:
Tvs hard to say just what we call II
w non we pronounce the word de-col-lote
., u me fost We're not too busy sorting
its laurels in the noble destiny room II
NOulu Olttr a lew SUGGESTIONS 70 no %,
gasus clipper of the Tribune but II has
shrewd suspicion that the Jingle critic
boss 'pome' writer OF the official orgun
of the Muse. There is an usurpor In In,
gentle admontuon department OF the Tri-
hunc."
In despite OF Webster and the best nu
thor.ty,. think that the first couplet
should be the one that goes
0 1--WE &c, got it In the neck, you bet.
Tor Tor =, the Tribune has assuredly made a
od But It Is not NECESSARY to rush to any
SUCCESS " den rs s mnsH oi 9s
IN his line that Is gong. No he is equal
10 %he generality OF assslants. remind.
Of mine used to tell, He and Big Mi
Evans were tough IN their youth and
one d1y they went to the village mill for
any country boy who nigh. b e ,, mrth
They found him, and annoyed him very
lnrch Win their bullying Finally he
near, The rural rooster was a wiry ana
Well-huilt young fellow. and after the
unrre We're locked IN the room aud had
began to get shaky; by the Grantees "
said he try Big Bin Evans first" The
rural f6,i. Gladiator did not heed MIN, and in
the door and let him out. BIlil" II do
not want TO get out" sad his tormentor,
SsaiI kept up me punishment unlil my
friend was carried out into The open air
n wiser and a sorer man.
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MISSISSIPPI sENAToRsYrp
Congressman Money Still Leads s,,..
Caucus Held


Memphis. Tenn. January ia r..s
to the Commercial-Appeal from Jar.
Miss, says: Notwithstanding ths 4.
that today was Sunday there has ~
great deal of quiet caucusslng roin, N
among the friends OF the senatorial ~
dates. If the position had been preyios,,I
diagnosed as being at simmerins M
II might be now said TO he at a bps,|
point. The field is confident Of def,,r,
Money, while his adhercnts claim thai N
should have been nominated Thuuig
night and claim that he is the only tars
date In the race who has shown any *
stantial gain; that he started in the M
with only sixty-eight votes, while the II
ballot gave him seventy-nine a rain 4
eleven votes. ard that these gains hn
been made by subtractions from q,
strength of other candidates and that i
will soon be nominated whether there n
any Withdrawals or not. \ great maj,
prominent people from different portn,
of the State have been here today q!
yesterday in the interest Of Colonel Mousy
This leaves the situation about Is i
first started-Money against the field, sl
his friends are confident he will be obi
to defeat all combinations.
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WOMEN FAVOR PEACE

chicago, January l9.-AIrs. Charles Jo,-
ro'Sn. president of the General Federation
y, VI oihahs clubs has issued circular
hem to bring forward consideration ~
peace movement in Europe and this co,,,
try. The ultimate hope is to have oon
Vention of the Christian powers in 1000
WIN view TO establishing an intor,a
iional court of arbitration. MANY NJ ,So
club presidents have already acted IN s',e
cordance with the letter. ~ "e-
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JUVENILE RuNAwAYs RDrrrpN

Philadelphia, Pa. January l9.--Whar ,bo
steamer Belganland was docked todav
one Of tho first to step ashore was ls.venr,
OLD Tommy Chiiter Of PHILADELPHIA nftcr
an absence of six years. He was vel.
coined by his mother Filled with a desire
TO travel he ran away from home. ana
AFTER visiting all Europe he arrived IN I.iv-
orpool The American consul sent hir,
home. on the same vessel was 2O-veor-oid
Edward Freyere of Minnesota. He was
not discovered until fifteen minutes be.
fore the passengers landed, having slowed
himself away Among others he left homo
for .ho African gold fields some time ago.
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vention In Vienna in 1886 and factory
was started to work 1t. For the last
few years he has acted as government
inspector Of match factories in Hungary.
He died poor man.
Victor Ballet, citizen of Menin.
France, now 103 years old. is survivor
of the battle of Waterloo. He was
saber cut in the head. "a June lS. 1875,
and conducted to Brussels with the flag
of the One Hundred and Fifth Regiment,
captured by the English. The old sell
der is still active and loves to tell of
Napoleon. whom he saw many times on
that eventful day. There will be a cele-
bration of Ballet's birthday in Menin
next Anril
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PRISON REFOpM

Boston, Mass, January l9.-The Massa.
chusetts Prison association met In the
Central Christian church today.
Major Mclaughlin Of Pontiac. I'll 70
formatory. and who was chief of polico
IN Chicago during the Worlds Fair ays
planned various methods of dealing with
CRIMINALS ana thought the Massachusetts
system behind the times. IS
President Wines of the National ,s
citation also spoke '~'''
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FLAMES IN A JEwELRy STORE.

Jersey City. n. j.. January 20.--The two
story frame building occupied by the Lon.
don jewelry store, on Washington avenue
was destroyed by fire tonight Loss $50
O"i partially covered by insurance The
fire was still burning at midnight and
threatened further destruction to adJoin-
ing buildings.
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republican side Instinctively that non
partisan. or rather, Bipartisan. junta,
designs 70 penetrate their sanctuary and
whip them from the altar. and that Is
just " nat he would DO If he had six years
morr 70 serve. Senatorial tradition and
senatorial courtesy are two huInhugs that
must be destroyed before there is any
Nirile reform had at this capitol. AID
know Of no man 40 capable OF mnkins a
wreck ~ them ss David b. Hin Uniess II
be Thomas =. Reed.
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AMERICAN METER COMPANY

Erie, Pa, January 19.--The deed of the
American Meter company has been put
on file here The new company will oper.
ate tho metal meter works At Erie, Pa,
those at Albany and two In Philadelphia
There are eleven directors with a capital
stock of 81 0U00OA
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THE MINISTER IN THE PULPIT.

10 tne Edi'or OF The Post
The dignity and sanctity of the place
ana the Importance OF the subject, require
me preacher TO exert the utmost powers
Of his voice, TO produce pronunciation
that Is perfectly distinct and harmonious.
ana tia; he observe department aud
action which IL expressive and graceful.
Ills prayers should be brief and pointive,
earnest and practical. The preacher
should not roar Ike common
creer and rend the ear with a voice like
thunder: for such kind OF defamation is
not only without meaning and without
persuasion, but highly homogeneous with
tho meek and gentle spirit of the, gosnel.
He SHOULD likewise take particular care
10 avoid monotony; his voice should
rise from tho beginning, as It were. bv
degrees and nj It's greatest strnegth
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REPUBLICAN SUBCOMMITTEE.

st. Louis, Mo-, January l9.-Some Of the
members of the republican National CON.
mttee subcommittee are in the city an'
the remainder are expected 10 arrive 10.
morrow before the meeting of the Local
committee to make arrangements for as
meeting.
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regime appearing this afternoon. 1t Is
The purpose TO materially improve TIE
paper and gire the people of Houston a
bright. newsy and IN all respects accept
able afternoon putllcasion. 1t Is UNDER
stood that Mr.. George Byrne win De the
manager and chief editor. Mr.. Dudley
d. Bryan city editor. and Mr.. J. : bon
Ter associated with tire tive gentlemen
named. THIS Is strong team ana II
ought to succeed.
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The FORECAST OF CONGRESS
Matters Which Will BE Considered
During the Week.
FINANCE AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE
Probable That Efforts win BE Made to
Secure Recognition OF he Cubans.
Texas Postal Matters.

Washington. January ls-The present
indications are that the time OF the SEN
ate will be divided this week between
discussion OF the Monroe doctrine ana
finance. the former being based on the
Davis resolution.
Several senator's. including Teller Dan
lei, Cockrell and White will speak on
the silver bill during the week. and the
probabilities are that the consideration
OF the bill will not be concluded when
the end of the week is reached. No vote
Will be secured until the Utah senators
take their seats. but II will come soon
after that time. The silver substitute is
unfinished business, which fact gives II
precedence over all other business after
O'Clock, thus rendering It impossible to
take up the Monroe doctrine discussion
during the morning unless by general
consent.
Senator Pugh has given notice that he
VIII on Monday try to secure a vote on
his resolution for the payment of obiiga-
tons in coin instead OF gold alone, but
his success in that direction is doubtful.
The tariff bill will be considered during
the week If Senator Jones OF Nevada
gives his consent
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NO OCCASION FOR Ar.Ap,,

Philadelphia North American
Fortunately, most of the real Cerr,
cheese ana sausages are made In ,h,s
by the wa: scare ected
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IN THE SOCIAL. Wurpt

Washington Capital.
Governor Bradley of Kentucky has
worn his first frock coat. and nar aas just
president. gets 10 be
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HUMOR OF THE HOUR.

Before the English missionary was nol
gone the king of the Ooglyzooks sudden!
gesped, turned purple, and falling uhne'
\ what would have been the table u csir
nlbals ever used such things, expired
great agony.
The coroners jury sat on him at once
Died from foreign subject lodging
his throat was the verd.ct.--New i"A
Recorder.
You know what enemies Wilson ara
Watson were? Well, when Watson diea.
old Wilson sent a beautiful floral sa's'
aiar'--"
I'm glad to hear it. hate to tnihA
man could not Forgive
Wait TIL | get through. BEHIND y. w
gates was a stairway-leading downwaru'
indianapolis Journal.
Dear mo-" said the South Apericsn
republic as II looked at Great Britau'
map Of Venezuela. ct is really ven.,
tonishing II II Is not misrepresenten'
what is?" inquired sister country.
"The manner in which a country Is W.
BILE to shrink in this warm clinape'
Washington Star.
oh" she said "your conduct is enousn
TO make an angel weepw ,,s.
II don't see you shedding any tears,
retorted, and his tact saved the day'
Pearson's Weekly.
Miss Beverly, why does your his'V''
club meet twice a week." A..
The first night we meet 10 nhu ~,
place we left eft the week before, an -
the next night. you know we rea''
Chicago Record,
Nearsighted Old Lady-Goodness Ia I'm
Here's man coming down the strce' WV
a brick In each hand.
Her Daughter-Don't be frighlens,h
mamma. It's only Charlie Pluggins W.
his russell gloves on.-l:oNbury Gaze"N'
He before Neutrality-suspicious. OF you'
Gel cake. darling? 1t Is angel cake ;,.r.t
suppose, because an angel made H.
II sweetheart? ,.vor
lie (aftcr marriage>-Umph! Anse, "a
You call It that. l suppose, because ,r,o
soggy enough 10 make a lot of peop.e -
angels II they We're fools enough F"
Journal.
She-Why do you start so? h.t
Heidi understand you TO say w
your father is failingY
She-Physically. | mean. .,t
lie lsettling back)-0h. all rlsh..
Vas afraid it was something sefiou-
Pick-Me-Up.
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the Houston Age. the paper made IA
nous by Major D.L. Unele DAMP McGary
VIII In future be issued by a stock com
tAny. the first number under its now
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The house will devote the coming week
70 the consideration OF the appropriation
oiiis unless a movement is made TO recog-
h'ze the Cuban belligerents 1t is quite
certain that this question may be present
ed to the house in some shape. The com
nliteee on Foreign affairs has as yet pre-
scented no resolution on this suhiec, I'M,
there are many suggestions that the whole
question will be considered before long.
The urgent military academy apnropria-
uoh DIS. which are ready. go to make up
the regular work for the week.
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TIN 0'KouhhEs NAVY.


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ho"ls ~ an OVID blanket and the ovid
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tur De 'He tlins taken oupio OF dozen
shutters ieIt Hhf hugglEB ana nsntlng
oNE''Its OF "aS Hody that como ,srhinst
ne He'ofe ne OVID woman ouid open
up on me duoked me nut ana sherried
meAeli ever 10 town 10 see Mul so't Ia
stt an eye opener 70 s'eaiy NE nerves
'ut tlH' Ha"lhlh 10 40 VIA me
utanlr- ne me uhle MT the p'd vas
as h4u rs d noNT Ilall ana snprlu Nul max
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HUNTING Up THE HEROES

Boston Globe.
1t looks as If the Napoleon rev,va,
tho Lincoln revival might he s,,s ai and
by the Monroe revival, 's succeeded
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On first day Of next NJ
ing that we now occupy 2
place. and as we Will have
ing erected, we will he conn.
IN order to do this we ha'
Hardware. Stoves, Tinware,
Guns, Pistols, Rifles. Amm
our line II will pay you to b
ABOUT 20 per cent cheaper th
Call at our store and be con
j. s. DUNLAY HARD
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I
the purpose TO materially improve the
paper and si-e the people of Houston a
bright. newsy and IN all RESPECTS accept
able afternoon publication, 1t Is UNDER
stood that Mr.. George Byrne win De the
manager and chief editor. Mr. Dudley
d. Bryan city editor. and Mr.. J. = BON
ner associated with tire tive gentlemen
named. This Is strong team ana IT
ought TO succeed.
Great Britains active war prepara.iens
continue She seems determined 10 waste
a great deal Of ammunition.
Tie reports from washinx,on intimate
| that Europe has agreed to let The United
States try their hand In bringing the sui
tan 20 dociie frame CT mind. 50 far as
| we arc Interested. at least. How much
| basis there is Tor such reports Is not gen.
orally known. but we can rsst assured
The Turks will rot pay the Indemnity de-
IDaaded except under strong naval pres
sure.
Tho success OF the new captain general
Of Cuba will depend largely upon his at
tainments as q telegraph editor
--
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
birth Of the greatest soldier. by long oa1S,
that the new world has ever produced.
sad one Of the MODEST characters il. his
tory-General Robert Z. Lee. Il Is An al
nlversary that Southern PRIDE and south
ern gratitude should always hold In al
fec8ionAts remembrance. Lee was d
grand character--just. honest, fearless.
weli-poised and with It's watchword.
DUTY OF no other man OF the century
esn IL be 50 truthfally said: Take him,
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CONFIDENCE NOT yVr
Syracuse Post.

. uNNH" IOst.
,r 10 nave not heard that any Ansr,.
worthless securities. america as
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Tie reports froui Washington intimate
that Europe bias agreed to let The United
States try their hand In bringing the sui
tan TO dociie frame CT mind. 50 far ss
we are Interested. at least. How much
basis there is Tor such reports Is not gen.
orally known. but we can rss, assured
the Turks will rot pay the indemnity de-
rnAaded except under strong naval pres
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Great Briiain's active war preparations
continue. She seems determined 10 waste
a great deal Of ammunition
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BIT THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

e. P. Hill. President; T. W. HOUSE,. Vice
President; A +. sittig. Secretary:
]. L. Watson. Treasurer.
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Tho success OF the new captain general
81 Cuba will depend largely upon his at
tainments as telegraph editor.
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II i more ;haa probable tia: even the
''unspcaks-t.e TlT67 can he brought 70
say something peasant IN The face OF a
~ laval delno14s5 ton ly tha United
States We are not hanpered b. any
.'aALAnce q power" busAloa.
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Emperor William may be- confidently
counted on TO make peace With his grand
mother before thu Dext English hunting
season comes on.
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THE DAILY POST. "a Columns.

SUNDAY POST. III 10 IL Columns
THE SEMI-wEEKLY POST. III COL
CMNS A WEEK
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oh" she said, ''your conduct is ehousn
TO make an angel weepw -.
II don't see you shedding any tears
retorted and his tact saved the us'
Pearsons Weekly.
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You know what enemies Wilson ara
Watson were? Well, when Watson aie1.
old Wilson sent a beautiful floral gates
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Miss Beverly, why does your h's'V''
club meet twice a week?' A..
The first night we meet TO nha ~,
place we left eft the week before, an ""
the next night, you know, we rea''
Chicago Record
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senator INNS recent roast Of the politi.
e'-4 AA'ef'eurers WHO represent North
l4f2-ina 81 The senate az This time. mas
not received the widespread credit or
al 'en''o which ought 20 be given IT. The
seaa'ors days or usefulness are not OF. p
by aLy means.
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me proVi'soe Of RIO Grande In Brazil,
Win the chronic attitude OF being arin
the government" reminds one very for
cln!y II certain Western pocket boroughs
Ia tbs countrv
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II V'E7 INV NDNut iaoIatng Great Brit
.''ii 'S i'iieNlo1s- You might as well Try
90 'E'inis joe Bailey or Senator Morgan
"H"A there Is a debate on hand.
~ ls remarkable, the cdrloelty the peo-
p'S nave To see tho face OF anyone who
S-ilellY Acquires fame. The Post coula
s. '.i y Supply tho demand for tho ex
s-'~N' r'rtHn- OK Barney Gibbs printed
90 '-e hfst page Of the paper yesterday.