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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY. ArRiL i
WAITING. ONLY WAITING.


xf the republican party had been capable
tai II could lavc mnhc during this long
session of congress, Immediately preceding
tie presidential election, II It had shown II
/ Vss Mt to govern II might have secured thu
ddntroIos the Nation for years to come.
Il IL M undeniablc fact. as others have
gniiSted out and reiterated In all sections
ce t,o'couhtry. that thousands of huslnenr
piar and capitalists nrc only awaiting the
adoption OF definite policy "a to the tarln
and hnnnce to enter upon an unprnoe-
lentes expansion of Investments and en-
tcrpriso These men have watched con-
gross In vain for evidences of n disposition
I 70 aotttc these voNa,ious questions and rr-
move them for any considerable time from
tbs sionluin or politics. The result is con-
siplna locking up Of money In vaults and
sceetinued stagnntion in business For
thia condition of affairs, now. the repuh
.!onn mpjority In congress Is directly re-
Hl}9hstle.
1t Dan rendI,v be soen that tho want
IS ac,ion. OF tho enuncintion Of Intelligent
os hrsinoss-like solutions OF the prohiems
. - tScTAlbis py tiN iNilhNlNliA, lN LUG
stnsult of btld-faced incapaol,y TO govern
THO party would only be too glad to enjoy
the prestige in che coming elections Of the
hSsyelopment OF q policy that hal queted
I bnsiriess fears md revived trade and IN
vsstrrents. That 1t can not do 50 now IS
irnftlrient proof of its total inability to
grasp abe demands OF the governmental
and businesa rxigoncies Of Tie Nation II
wculd II 1t could. but II can't
In Tho meantime millions Of laia money
must renoin in hiding places AMI de
preston no feit In all departments ~ hus
ness because the e~oplc ugein sufcrei
tisepisalves at tho lust general elections to
\ be onjoled into placing confidence on,l hope
gtn hungry. but fnir-promlsing crowd ~
inenmretents. There was never a more
consntcs1us cage of illustrated incaraeiy
ans n, - impotency than THIS republican
cnbgfcss has shown-no; even exespting
It's short-conlng and Immediate prca
:
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a$=$%T TIE LATEST POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS

laws that will provide circulating mo
dun IN gold, silver and paper, when
Will always be interchaugcablc az its face
value. blcalfse every dollar OF Il Is OF
the. same purchasing power us the gold
collar.
We demand liberal appropriations for
adequate navy and coast and harbor de-
fcnsos and intcrnai improvements.
We demand fpreisn policy character
lied by sturdy Nner,rnnisn, including
the assertion OF the Monroe doctrine, the
moral and material support OF the Cuban
PATRIOTS, II they have not already achiev-
ed their Independence, and an immediate
return to all policies and principles OF
the republican party.
We recognize as the most conspicuous
among the candidates New Engiand's
noble and illustroua son. Hon. Thomas
II. Reed, and that pure and able states
man and champion II protection, Hon.
William Mckinley OF Ohio. We Will awe
the electoral votes OF New Hampshire 10
any nominee who worthily represents tho
party, but We prefer one of these, be-
cause either IL, In himself, platform.
There was a slight stir m the even cur.
rent of the proceedings when tolonel
Frank w. Rollins Of Concotd offered a
substitute financial plank Identical with
that adoptcd by the Massachusetts CON
vention last week as an amendment to
the resolutions, but Chairman Putncy,
senator Gallagher and others oppusNd
the proposition aud the amendment was
lost by nm overwhelming viva voce vote.
The adoption of the platform as present.
ed was made unanimous.
Anteur' neut followed he adoption OF
the MIA form
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THE cIrlzrN.s DUTY TO VOTE.

The citizena OF Houston displayed com
Inrndahle activity In the preservation Of
theit rights Y suffrage by registering.
Many, AowevM failed to manifest any
more regard ~. their own or the pubiic's
,nteiTr.s than asank Aranger would feel
aud via stand by,wh,le the peoples voice
" heins recorded y NO many political dunn
niles without a vots,
IL tae election TN tho citIzen's duty TO
4vsss. jpat as It IS hisduty TO register. A
fsn, fair. free expression OF the win OF
M The sAtisens 10 the fsundation stone OF
good ksyernment. II but a part vote. or
IN frapdulfnt votes nre AAst. or II intini-
daiion. ~ any. tina or In Ivy election. ,B
resesisd ye,sltYis not the volaA of tha ma
3prits wbich el,eak., but - Ans most Sn-
4 u st,snisnts ~ 2 cofsinpuf,y - u
fagy cttikspfa dp&ys ~ hiulkci, iyehs
rAisas q "a n ~ fellots-nasn. 40 " ell9ta
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son, resigned; Small williamson, III
Smith, vice S. ID. Irwin. resigned.
The president today Nominated WlHd
a. idttlH Of Georgia To he assistant
'ornuy general 81 ,he Interior dspaGlme1
Vlce john Han, re1iSrfG.
The act authori1ins thv -. Louis OK
hnma and Southern Railroad company
construct n railway through the lndI1
Territory and Oklahoma has become
law without the presidents approval
reason of the expiration of the ten ga
period allowed for its consideration.
Senator Cullom, chairman of the COZ
mittee on interstate commerce. today "
nounced his purpose of introducing y
amending the Interstate commerce
as to prevent the Transportation OF iq
eign goods at cheaper rates than those
domestic manufacture. aVi Is allowed "
der the decision of the supreme court
the import rates case rendered ~ Y
supreme court yesterday.
Secretary Morton has let the contr9
for the 1125000 packages OF Vegeta3
sacds to he distributed TO the public nnd
the recent net of congress. Inc pfi
is $4,000 /
Representatives OF tho sugar grow
interests of the country, made an appa
today 10 the house ways and means MI
mittec for legislation TO protect tnn}
man producers by the German expY
bouniies
Tho Pacific railroad committees OF
two houses have suspended their va
In order To procure certain data from
secretary of the treasury TO enable w
IL proceed intelllgently in the prsparat
oil the bill which they propose bfinsinS
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

PRiSTot. Tenn. Charlie Holt and ch,Id
AM Jenkins and twa children VAR.
drowned "a swollen stream in Rmsscfi
county, Virginia,
BALTIMORE Tho garment workers Of
this city who hnvn been ON a strike tor
nN9 weeks have declared the strike on
and VIII return to work.
cHIcAGO-Thc Columbus OGnl rnauir-
sun. one of the oldest morning papers
In the south. has abandoned the unltra
Pres. and win hereafter usa the leased
wiz. report Of the Associated Press The
latter now embraces In ~ membership the
majority OF the Georgia papers which
take news report
CHICAGO National association OF
manufacturers, as result OF n proposal
preached at the recent convention OF the
organization In this city, has u movement
well underway having for iis object the
stimulation Of trlde between the United
states aud tho countries ~ South America
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MADAGASCAR DUTIES.
Two Governments Have Asked For
formation,

Two Governments Have Asked For
formation.
Paris. March Sl.-In the senate today.
bourgeois. the premier and minister
foreign affairs. announced that two p0
ers had asked for further Information
garding tho Nlnceiling os the tresl
with Madagascar. He added that the
ernment was preparing q reply 10 "
requests.
Washington, March sl,-Whilo II
moi be learned that the United states
yet joined with Great Britain in
sentatIons to France respecting the
ling aside by the latter of tho tres
NJ commerce and omity that have exS
between them and the Hovas governn
of Madagascar,f 1t Is believed that
matter is rapidly assuming a phase
will call for some action by our sss
ment.
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FoRElGN BRIEFS.

=
VIENNA--An edict issued by tho
ister OF public instruction has been
nshed admitting to registration ~
lria OF women who hold foreign ms
diplomas.
NEW YORK-A dispatch 70 the ~
from Phiiopolis says: According 10
worthy information Austria WIN gSY
the desires Of the Balkan state ~
gard 10 federation.
LONDON-~A letter which Is reporIi
have been read before the Thirteen Y
legged letter from Sir Francis knS
groom ia waiting 10 the prince OF W
accepting for his royal highness c.
In that club aud which caused z
ton here on account of the club't
tude towards Cuba. turns out TO be ~
His royal highness, while apprce
highly the compliment which ne M
paid, much regrets that 1t Is NOT w
power of having pleasure of aseI
membership IN the Thirteen cinp,
IL impossible to accept every ih''v
of this kind
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MR., RIDDLES 1yuRnAT

London. March sl.-A dispatch from Con-
slintinoplc 70 the Daily News. with fefer-
cuoe to the protes. made by John w. RID
Ole, United states charge danairos .a.yains,
the expulsion OF American missionaries
from Ananioiia. says Air. Riddle threat.
ene'i 70 sever diplomats relations VITA the
portc unless the orders 20 exIa fss ISL
sionArles war0 reaelnhsd.
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b have o nof}
al s. 3
by VIII
Carter Mantle Mitchell Mciid squire WIN
nnenj
invention
"1o may friends saw
doc il /
talking
Mr. cysnd WI nomination il his calls n
States tGcy 3
in
disgust
q
a. the
thai
of this
him, Ind can Cleveland other be elecsd? roDay
wl
decide this BATH have happened
n a many wfa. sr S Som sa, M <pn The other vi
nna c6rn limos Mohe s on oW e soc wi ss
Every ONE OF bm IdW fm hra the a
9u and on ctn n e0 ts @ of @ NV made MA ha
anl
ii r ph9 g, man Is Mnlin and Mckinley
w ar nm , i , make nominations
convention before prefer 40 Walter welmaa
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enough about the cxchaucclor from the
painter and ended by ordering u portrait
OF him.
N has been often remarked that few
noted American authors AIRS university
mon, and vet one is surprised by the
fact that such styliats as the late Mr.
curtis. Mr.. li0woln. Mr.. Aidrich, Henry
Jamns and Bret Harto were not grad
united from any college.
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HARRIS HAS wITIIDRA,yN

Nashville Tenn. March 81. A. Harris
mas Withdrawn from the race for the dem.
o'ra'io nomination Tor governor and OK
d'v"rnor Robert l.. Taylor. who is now
ON leriuring tour In Texas. is the only
ono now considered for the nomination.
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spoke as follows:
Judge Crisp spoke as follows:
M Smith and myself, both democrats,
expect carnestly md loyalty to- stand hy
thu Democratic nom!ncc but JUS, now tnc
pulley Of thu democratic party is TO he
formed and Mr. Smith and differ on
one Important question. We differ about
money There are certain principles re
lating TO money Which at the outset you
should clearly understand. II y0u VIII
bear Ia mind tuat the vaiuc OF money ii
regulated by the demand and supply OF
its eNchange for commodity, You VIII have
he lrst step in deiermlnins this great
financial question, lhoro ara two con
tontions respecting existing conditions.
But Iitst let mv rnil your attention 10
tr monetary condition of the worid up
10 1913. throughout Europe thcre were
iwo metals coined At different iniios Al
about 4, tu / There IS no such ttinE ~
international money no money VIII cir
| outnio ~ all countries THAT ~ u more
p,ntitud,. In i7a2 the governments OF
lluropr had the ratio Of IA Ia n, and tie
I'nltcd Stutrs formed that ratio az their
basis 80 e9it'ur the Two metals. That We
iiEni IN i7Na, You observe my friend Smith
when he comes To address YOU ana see i
he does not make the error Of ronrounaiNG
fhr standard with the currency Bime,ul-
ism To dos rih-d ny every writer ~ hciip,
" ,tnt la, , ,np,n nx,i bv, lnv,
with an equal purchasing md deht pay
INK power Up 70 the yenr ~ ms ,aW
NJ NJ IA ,nrt ana We're 1la moa ,nre nt
ronmoditios Any other couiition hut this
IL injurious to The people and Only pehe-
ne tnor' Wn' mn, 1 ~, iva metals
when France coin'd m. w" fHs;t"d
~ the ratio Of lata 10 I aud The Nnil,a
States AT ~" ratio % ~ lr nn IT., Eu ,,
came 10 America Ni"ln so'T "n ~ ~.
Eti the most ioI liNri ~ r.. ~ ,s
were no great dNerr"nrlea IN we rh,ii2
or me IWo ni"tn', ',,,,, linz IKE
he worth ~ giH npr% a,i s t@i , dnon.
i.pd silver why u WAS u.i u" Nli'Niu
gold advocate ls ora o. tiuin'"i h91uHn
,o re.2nni' il,d, ,, y ARE WV wv Tbc " reni
reason was 70 q crcnse The amount -
money n9I to- n,gr9nt~ 'HH N Itaur g, '"'
n" n1u ~ 'Ir i"s, ot mu ~" ",ii,,sS,
can 20 h.lore I'M" country ana guy, I'M
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creased IL regard 10 TN. prces obtained
,pt ~ "u.pn' IN thf honi fnle before
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QUERY ANswrRrD

H. sm'lh-A game q bah was played
W electric light IN Houston In August
iN9-' hetVtoHn houston and GaiNeston, the
nome team winning. 4 very large, soft
nan MAS used and the score was i'm
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SOME POsTScRIrTS.
LIE onEYEp.

HE oBEyEp.
"'Git off the Garth says I.
with your muddy boots. and your dirty
slch n bother never see,
You're The biggest torment on the place
Forever worryin' an pcstcrtn' me-
"'G, of tho earth says 7.
Ildn't mean that. hut I was so vexed
Al the boys dlsturhin' way;
I uuVrr knew witat he would do next
~ lbs noisy mischief maxim play"
".GIt on the earth SAYS !.
Ana that worry night the fever came;
And now I'm cryin' 10 licnven III vain
For lust ono more touch OF than same
Lost little giimy hands again
An ordinary looking man wearing n
last seasons negllgs shirt stopped into
tho business Office and unrolled u strip
Of manuscript, soma three feet long.
~ wanted to see YOU about this little
ihlug want to publish In the paper.
rhero are nftecn verses besides the other
roadiug matter The vers"s are on spring.
My handwriting h IL trlle illegible and
may havo to read 1t over TO you. This
"a the way Il runs
STRING.
Thc air is full OF gentle zcphyrs.
Grass is Growing grocn
W inter now haa surely left VS..
Spring las come l wetu.
VIII the gun has set the yapors
Rise from ont tho lnelHnws low,
hen tho atlrs are III HE iapuis
rhcn lhc ight winds chilly blow.
"ralse that stuff zap 80 the editorial dc
parfmoni," soil tho buancas manager
shortly
81 nave hr,n IN ,hore already" said the
ordinary looklng man, ANA they sent
,,, d,... IN, nil ,.n an ,out
IN, p'"' mere N,9 WIZ a'' "'o'' d
column Y want TO tax with Spn appul
tie.nrire Tho last yersa runs thls way:
q,e.,, 4, h fi,,, yy.,,i,,,,t.,. A,p,.oura
TnicSon 10 V our VEINS n, Il blood
NIl We mus, ".iu ON tii,S Hanbyry
"a" "" "'' "u' H"''''" "i' hlN"
The reading mater mat follows 49, az
you see, type written. and easily read.
nov,
Don't yon poste IN here reading your
g'i"niy To-day wiSh O. lot Of ink airl paput
Grammar WIZ nont you 10 10 work
lniitaa % t9gluR away ycic time On
~ iiNG tsat!'
~ dnli'i ,nrnr % bother you" said tho
otAet mar rull1H W. lis munuscnpt. "ls
'"s - ahnth q rairf IN tho eiiyf"
isfIiiy
yes, sir,
ihea Why IN ihlnder don't YOU got
inip soon. dorgnl m.sincAn. instehi OF colin.
NNr Witilt.s oou9oundud rrhsh and
.fiHiaF 70 iHi,S peoplc2 Amt you ROT
"ht"pe ne t0i lrpiibling YOU" anil tho
ol aarg ioosinE mum, as no walItod to-
wiirl ,fe 7aoi Il Tell you how A. Ia
cinF'i 5Vtr f-i 9on last yenr ON tb,.,,.
iittN tf.rsa Hsilu am piarirr ,n,.
Hptt1F Affl summer ada. Tor Tho Snrsn,
afiAs fin. of winch I am IL momhSr.
tt.,. 10y P'"NN iiiPP'it Ai'H IN hlNerr
oSga yoa sp5H Of G S;ood f' md ,he 9her
fir ll-'HtHa ptsr-rpr Inns gft,t l..,'t,,,..
"a cnffigar4 ttht uii thn n,,,,, ,''','
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are directly Interested in an honest, pro-
presslve aud husineSs-iikc administration
Of municipal affairs, to express himself
fenrlcesly through the ballot.
Tho right to vote carries with I, tho
obligation TO vote.
Tho stuy-at- homes arc generally the
iusticst kioscrs when municipal matters 40
not 10 to sult them. They arc the most
intolcrant critics Of administrations which
they helped pm, In power by failing 10
vote. II tho balance OF the community did
moi have often to srnfar with them Il would
be amusing nnd r-frcEhlng 10 watch their
nost-cloction suurming ana discontinue,
in which the decent, iaw.ahiding, iniclli-
gen, and progressive clemeu,a are IN the
minority. II the mcn who sc, into position
arc not the kind who ough, to be thcic Il
is hocauso scores and hundreds Of other
wise good citizens fan To Note.
Let every man DO hls duty this time,
and there VIII be no cause for regrets after
ward. Tho administration selected FOR
tins city by substantial majority of NIL
the registered voters of Houston cnn not
Inc far from desirable nnc. or fnii 20 he
ui great heuont nj this time. 1hore mny
be differences u preferences, but let rs
have a fun, fair vote al any rate. covert
and standing stumbling block to any com
mgnity Ia the man who thinks HIS vote OF
no consequence and Incapable ot either
canang results or affecting conditions.
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RNprWlcANs or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
state Convention Hold AMI Delegates
Elected TO the National Convention
Delegates at 4 .arce:

polosatos-at-l .arge:
Htenhon lowcti, Charles r. Means.
Frank stroctor. James \ Wood.
Concord n. H.. March 81 The New
K, Hampshire republicans held their state
/ convention here today ana elected dele
sitcs to the National republican oonven-
ilon al St Louis United STATES senator
William T.. Chandler presided Senator
Chandler WAS greeted enthusiastically. Ills
Jeveh was gNen close attention and was
frequently interrupted 10y applause Hia
| mention % Thomas u. Reed as tho Ma
'tlns choice aroused great enthusiasm.
~ the 100 entitled TO seats in the coiyei,-
Ton 80 were present hut one ticket for
isi.b.las' large was presented and that
Gre the names OF Hon stephen Il. Jewett
" laronlA, Geuuta Frank Stfenter of
'9neeM Hon. Charles \. Means OF Man
,Mster aud Colonel James A. Wood OF
eNites~at-large wore elected by aceiama-
ten.
George A Clark OF Manchester stephen
!. HalN Of f-Arier' oscar Hatch Of Little
,as hll beN'sr richards OF Newport
- ADOPTION OF the platform as present
oh ny the committee was unanimous. Tho
rphImillo tee on rcsolutions, through rs
chairman, Hon. Henry NJ. Puiney OF Man
chester reported.
The platform opens with congratuIo-
ions 10 IA" country upon the near an
pfoich ot an opportunity for rclrase tom
utmocrnlc inlsrule. and then SAYS .Ms dc.
mana or The National convention soJn n,
ne assembled IN 81. Louis the nomInttIor
~ candidates WHOSE. election viii moan
me ne, spssah seneal OF the tuinous demo |
ssssa upon the principles OF tho Mkin. |
We demand the enactment Of currency
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McklNLEY's ZIG LEAD.

Tho Figures in the Race up to Last Sat-
urday
Last week considerable change was
made IN the lead Mckinley has secured
over hia opponents In the race for the re-
publican presidential nomination
Conventions for the selection of dele
gatcs-at large have been held in M less
than seven states and Territories New
York Massachusetts, Minnesota, Texas,
South Dakota. oklahoma aud New Next
coand additional district delegates have
heeu chosen in Illinois Missouri, New
York, PENNSYLVANIA, West Virginia. Ala
bamn and Texas.
Speaker Reeds boom was formally
launched In Massachusetts. which en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed him as the cnudi-
date of all New England
In the Northwest another favorlte sons
canvass collapsed. Senator Davis aban-
doning his candidacy for the presidential
nomination after losing To Mck.nlcy the
delegates from i've out Of seven OF the
Minnesota congressional districts. In
South Dakota ScuaHr Pottigrew, the
ami Mckinley man. WAS overwhelmed
IN the convention, which rcpudiated his
Tree SILVER coinage views and sent solid
Mckinley delegation to 81. Louis. Nc
Hnley's unexpected capture of these two
States, With their total OF ri votes has
given an impetus to his candidacy.
In Illinois two more delegates were
taken away from Senator Culom, who,
rom MI appearances, Viii have 10 strug-
gle hari To capture half the delegation
from his own State. ScvcAty-two dele
gates In all were elected during the week,
bringing The total of those chosen 10 IS.
hboat two,1lf,hs of the fun membership
gates come from the following States:
Alabuna !, Arkansas G, Florida S. C;eor-
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A KANSAS OPINION.

Atchkon Globe. ~
There never was man who sefS6
Tor a woman Rrd nevsr = man ~ b
nct said ne would do Il cnoeftuHff
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Gate in Washington, and by n vo,s
two to che adopted an anti-slver AZ
form AMI compelled him to sc,i ,,our
his knees aud swear allegiance M
very thing no was so fieireiy onras1
they marked the beginning of,a, ne,v \
Ihe south Dakota declaration MAJ
that tac Tree silver campaign IA N. |
1t VIII be a day or two yet before w
don and New York see it, hui M
they realize 1t they Will care M ~
about the silver craze. They will nssy
more be nervous rs to Siie nt,syihOs
OF silver lnN jslation in Washing I'M n
financial men of the world yilj ~
put the silver movement ON Ina ~
With the greenback craze. Ii still ~
but 1t is harmless
Then you really think we have N.
ed the end of tho great silver agitati0
Certainly. There never has been
much of 1t as people feared. anyway
has been q veritable fog-b bank. Wiz
Ienough, like Il wall of solid marbN
Il range of everlasting hills, but
proach II and II is always before N
Like the milk sickness, II is in the Il
county. There may he little mist
damp. but that is all. South DaE4
marks the downfall of silver. The \
has been made to do duty for IL 40
just as long as possible, Nine WaiJ
States--the Dakotaa Montana, " ebrasl
Kansas. Oregon. Washington, Callt7
MIA yoming-now represented who}
or in part by silver senators. will
place them with sound money men.
ready the senators from those Sn2
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" 'IIt or Tho carth, HnyS 7.
Ana that very night the fever came.
And now I'm cryin' 10 hcnven IN vain
Far lust ouu more touch OF than same
Lost lltilo g1imy hands again"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-01

cit an tho earth says 7.
I 1ldn't mean that but was so vexed
Al tho boys dlsturbn' way.
I uuvrr knew wirat he would do next
~ hls noisy, mischief maxim play"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-01

Ana row TN Russian payers have be-
gun to hcap abuse upon England We
may, Therefore cNnec, 10 bear Of PER
f"etly cordial Understanding between tho
Beui aud Tho Lion in II few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-01

Tho smaller towns are checrfully c0n-
Irritating tho sums asked of them FOR the
hatuoshlp testimonial fuud. They are
20 ho congratulated on their prompt rec
osulion of the compliment paid the State
ny tho navy Department.