The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
IAN SEE IN CHICAGO.

IAN SEE IN CHICAGO.
,,o,, who comes from
.,,mhia RACES and hears no
nw,n dashing," Is one OF the
shouting delegates OF the
lie is editor of the Jack
En-, Times. and never since
(enjsmin Franklin has there
sriy,pal newspaper man;
rsbar. always u SUBSTITUTE
~, l,rmly enforced IMAM a
u oa Ian of Britain. ~ Is
n .. tact that in oregon that
IN or child who oiiee se,s
,n,,on list never gats ON.
hs Jacksonville Times ms y,
Weekly circulation on tnn
boasts of the biggest bunch
aver heard OF in ~ town NE
ev,,le. 1'his nrccssitates the
Interesting fact. told In u
m ia ,kson OF kfamoth was
crday with his best girl
rot only "helps ill up nut
Wear by the Times. Mr..
snts hard and always FOR
y he has plenty-always for
bskey, scrge'nt at arms OF
national convention of 1850
and of four subsequent
,ent.ons, has come to Ch'-
history repeat itself. HIS
~ York, but he lives most
Washington, where he Is
.erevant at arms of the
.ssantat.vcs when the demo-
,,ower, NE late l'cnjlinin
y remarked that he didn't
AZ MIR. McCloskey. but ne
must be about a thousand
10 Oldest democrat at tho
rventlon." said General But
doesn't look amy different
hld then. ] am sure he was
Fhen the Declaration OF In
rs signed. and there Is no
messed many of the great
Tory prior TO that
skev is also the man who
United states senator from
Me early days Of IT'S State
one vote. F,l.x was a '49er.
fornia legislature got into a
the election Of a. United
and at It's height some
sted they solve the difficulty
tha, ',towcr of honesty and
MrCloskey." Tho enthusi-
Ike rrair.e fire. and on the
his successful rival had
vote than he had. The has
Throw him down. McClos-
ed In that contest.
key will occupy a position
arms on Martins staff al.
this week. He expects a
are told of the youth and
TX Howell, the ablest and
free silver man III the
S being one of the most
lnocrats in thu South. Mr..
youngest member of the
alton. He WAS elected to
legislature on his list hir,h-
few days later WIS made
hNise. He will reach Chi
>rning. with many of the
ltes. hut the advance guard
on Ia already "a, the Palmer
telling stories Of the young
Howell is only "a years old.
Worried over the stores todd
appearance A few days
first made speaker of the
Of representatives one OF
)ted members arrived IN Az
ted tho sae MIR. Howell. He
country dSatrict and had
e youthful statesman. He
10 the office of the Atlanta
of which Mr.. Howell was
liant managing editor. Mr..
7 lcok more than Is Mt that
visitor never dreamed that
rould be the speaker. He
Dwell reading proofs of n
The farmer thought hi
boy; and asked him the way
HOW'LL" said the young
Pyed him mp and down. and.
pause. said: II guess it's
nsr | want to see"
difficulty the farmer coulf
nat the youthful newspaper
speaker of tho house. He
IN n poor impression of the
until he saw Mr.. howell
hand controlling the leeis-
ong the driffwood of gossip
otels was a rumor that Rich
was a victim Of Brivht's DIS
puld not live mcre than two
vas coined in TIE mint Of
no spicei with the lulop or
" reached the corrldors and
Mon; The Bland nru donie.i
~ Silver n.ck' WAS sfund
inot. and ihat he never ho5
i've except "A locayed tooth
silver filling Then. in re-
V rnmor which they traced
tinn, thov gave II olit rbnt
hfha'lon for tho presidency
'r'o'' IS serving a brand Of
assembled hcs,s of dsmoc-
= rare trent 10 the deles gates
rom New York, 81. Louis,
o,her h"at-plapnod cent,rs
i,niefdny WAS a typical
a. Gay. II was a fn.r SAM
i'ner which has made CAL
mn lus summer resort in
~, Friday IT was slightly
ar seemed cool and brscing
" 'ne Ioinpoisitil-c Whlrn
Louis Curing the repub-
instructions from the local
,nllt.e, Prnfessc, Gnrriot,
ns".lr brand of Chicago
. I' S,r early on tho
81 r ,., nf July From 50