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A BIRTHDAY WISH.

welcome dear heart, TO most KIND sood
The day is gloomy. bit our looks saAA
Flowers have none to give thee, TAT
Their sweetness In a verse 70 speak 'o'
thine.
Here are red roses. gathered a; Try
The white were al TOO happy to iook
For love the rose. 70, faith TIE i.!y speaks.
IL withsrs IN false hands, bit mere Us
bright. q,
Dos, love sweet Ayaeinth It's ses-iet leat
curis manlfold-al loves oeisnts h'f~
Ills said this nov're, Is Inscribed WITH
Bu, lie, ;;hat hint OF forgotten trouble.
rbnse golden bu.tercu7s are Arrifs seal,
Tho Gaisy stars her constellation be-
These grew 50 low that was forced "a
rhefes5r .i pluck 20 daisies su' for thee
Here's daisies for morn. psimTose for
pan. 'oo'i End roses FOR the nooaude hours.
A wight ono .aAde 4 4iai u i1e'r Doom
so may ;.y he h. measured o4i ~
i'"e''' -Taornas lioo1.
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4 MonyrNG MARRrAGr.

4 very beautiful Welding vas celebrated
81 Christ church TUESDAY morning at
beng ldtss Annie MarrEault Price
eauch'er %; Nj. and Mrs. James Price
ana M liam Halr's9n Dgme.e' III .S oi
church officiating. The chancei and altar
wee- beautifully decorated with .palms.
fcNaKc plarl. scarlet amarylhs and white
roses All bell Of white and pale pink
I,n.r.-s hsaE from the center OF The arch
Of the hesuiifal carved screen. The short
waiting Interval was t3e4 BY thu oTsan-
ia, Miss I-ras-. with "Schuberts Ser"-
~ Alice. Where Art Thou" aud
,,,1er melodies. The time honored wed-
dsnr ,-ar,h Is Me1leissohn gave notice
~ ;ho arrival Of the bride ana nor escort,
-ro -art.,- took his place tho bridegroom
ans f.s .,e-, man s5pearef at side door,
wa,i- ihe cortexe warched M the center
s..,c Two ushcrs .lr-t. then TWO brides
maids slt.rrat.ng until six couples came.
foliaY 81 by tho mad OF honor alone
af-a- aar g page ara flower girl carry
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mon stood" upon his knees, instead of
upon his feet, as you win find by refer
ring TO the iifty-fourth verse of same
chapter, which shows that Solomons
attitude was knecling In prayer. Let
everybody read. Go to the same account
the dedication of the temple. in Second
Chronicles, vl3, aud the fact that Solo
mons altitude was kneeling Or standing
upon his Knees and not standing upon
ms feet. Is most conclusively proven,
win The Post kindly set forth this truth
and correct the error? Bible truth should
not be perverted not even in honest error
In Christian love. u. Il. Winfree
Mont Bolview, Texas
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Af,er rehearslng thc formalites OF ths
thr - rsonel OF the Price uumhle bridal
party adjourned TO the residence Of Mr..
snd Mrs Howard +. Smith. wnHre they
~ ere incst c.elt-hGlt!y entertainer AZ
sairties provided snf IS dissection re-
siiliei In u1iius the ring ~ Mss Root,
In aire ny MS. Kat Norris and M
re.1le--mnl.u of solitary old bachelor
hot.i--ly the hr!tegroom-elect. The Only
,,erscns present besides n" bridal party
yvcra NJ and Mrs. Howard Smith. MISS
Norris aai Miss Porter Of Bowling Green,
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AS THEY COME AND GO.

Mis-. Mac Arthur OF New Orleans is |
again n most welcome visitor TO the city
and is visiting Miss Polly Davidson az the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Lockwood Meg
gett. ldio McNlnney avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. +. Mistrot' ~ san "a
cinto street, have as Their guests MIS-
Mistrots sister. MISS louise 'lun.no''e,
and her friend. MISS Marie ii" 'e''e' vi
New ih'r'"' Ia.
Mrs. An,''r ',ri ,oN of Al, ior and Mrs
IN the ~ eu' ,tu 'roxns nve,,lc
,a &c u, pa, &c &, tina c,,v
MI M,s in,t W her i., dauehter Mrs RI Flato.
Mrs Philip Sulabacher OF Eagle Pass
VINO ms n'Ti' r,S,a'ns .inr wlth her Miss
i'as ro'IIa.u N S ,on,, S,s,,
''o"''' s'', ,,,i.,a,,,, 20,
M,5Sv a, Ari' ,niins we're deleeatcs To
,h ~ ~ ~" ,n,'f,ron"n a i the Epworth
ne ne ., me' in san An,nnio last week.
'@'"s 49, -, ,,.
Miss Mamie Powell. who nos neen visit
INK friends IN Galveston i'S ie'uih'"
iGi tnu
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4 rlNE coMrLLMENr.

The uurnher and social standing Of the
ladies' uud"r whose 'iH@.icea IN" concert
Tor the hetcht III Mr.. Anton Dirhl was
given Friday evening Ia Assembly hail
as well IA Of me amateurs who freely
gay" iheir hDrylroN l!fts u up to Ia"
plane Of .ocioiy fIncilVns and entities II
~ fuu mention ~ theH~ columns. The
Its night also 10 a hlYh pifc1c ninonK
muNrai events, especially as they give
ihrlr assistanch without other remunDrn-
tipn than the consciousness Of kg1nosH
done IL f"lio~ -inunic!0n- m" lniiica who
lent their nafnn and influence ~ the hnc-
cess ~ tho concert are Mrs Robert Kuth-
nrfoT1 Mrs William ~ Rice. Mrs /. T
Noyca. Mss o. Il fi9lt, Mrs "
Housn. Mrs Hsahfook SydnVr, Mrs John
II Dickson Nis " Is chcs, Mts
James a i3aknr, Mrs a t. Root. Mrs e
lam ". Kendall. MIS- II X @ciih,nny
Mira. g. n buoy. Mrs II f. g. wilson
Mrs IL Noteworthy and Mo. r., a
it"ich1fdt The ntna'"uta ~hp nhtirtrd NJ
the proHranin" are Mrs Edwin Is Fur.
ker, Miss chrds.ll Miss Ealeile Card
well. Miss AnPi,r, Miss TimininF M0joi
Gallagher. MeArIs " II Kirkland. Dos
ter and Art1her The stage NAa beamtifu
WIN lac" di"p.ry tnil .impa rod shaded
growing palms. orolnns and LnAiHr llliri
ana N1A"A Of fofes, an ensemble elnquen
| Of gentle womas,'s taste.
| The programme waa long bat so rnper
| c2ccllent Thai no on" war Wiling ~ los,
| n single on" df The thirteen numbers hu
| Ih'hef wished each one repeated IN,
| s}inphpuS club opened the ooncrri win
| k"lh li.la'h 'Fhniaai. iIonFfpl.H," Whiei
was followed BY Mr.. ninds kirhinBd's IN.
tehof SOLO The beneficiary. ar. Anton
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ATTITUDE IN PRAYER.

To thG Editor of The Post:
To correct nm error in The Post of April
10 on attitude of Prayer" ] write, Tho
article mentions that Solomon stood be-
fore the altar of the Lord -" and
spread forth his hands" This is true &c
cordng to First Kings, yii:22, but Solo
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Christian association for the benefit Of
that association Professor Tal,aferro will
make his debut as director on that oc-
casicn before II Houston audience. some
of our best amateur talent viii be heard
I'm this beautiful cantata, and the chornses
have been faithfully rehcarsed Tor many
weeks, so that II fine musical feast may
bs confidently expected. Thanks are
hereby given the auxiliary for tlckets,
A Carnival of Houston Enterprises Is
the name of unique cntertainment to be
given under the auspices of the ladies'
Of Christ church. and under the MANAGE
ment OF Mrs, kathleen Kennedy OF u
linolp next saturday evening April 70,
nt Tho Au,iitorlum The roof garden Will
he made attractive with palms; foliage
plants and Japanese lantcrs, that WIN
please the eye, while dainty vands tickle
tho palate and sweet music charms the
car
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DAWN.
For The Post.
Der the gloom-vei,ed prairie

For The Post
Der the gloom eiied prairie
Mist lieth lightly,
on the river, dark and eirie,
The moon CLEANS Whitley.
The wind-spritc lashes and cows
The cedars proud till each one bows,
Then signs and dies
In n sobbng shiver
over the river.
Gray grows the gloom on the prairie.
The cas-, is a.shimmer
Mist wrai,hs WAIVER aud vary
And spectrally gimmer
Awaiting the wind-sprite TINT turns them
To flo cloud and glittering dew gem.
Birds, just awake,
Song cascades shake
over the list'ning river
Deepeus the flush on the prairie;
Mock bird melodies culver;
The wand of the sweet day-fairy
Gildeth the Swallowing river:
The wind-snrltc With kisses soft
Wake the flowers in meadow and croft,
For day hath smiled
Like a happy child,
on prairie and river.
Monte
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l.. G c.

THIS very popular social cluh gave
yery pleasant Informal dance IA the brhn-
,ffIi rooms Of the club IA the l1gnt
Cuard nrmory ThurEiAy evening WIN
larpe ettrrt.ancn Lieutenant q y. Tor
ray was IN charge lu4 war abs assisted
81 doing thc houors by o'her members oi
the chlh. when trciliol the f"rfins nf
some ups' delicious frlit l"mnnnd"
Among hose present wor" Colonel ana
Mrs. j X Waite, Mr and sir Charles
L. Fnch. MIR aud Mis-. H.. h.nninH"r,
Mr. ana Mrs " = Gribbie. MI AMI
ars " t. Fitzgerald, Mr aui MIS- J.
NJ Is re. Nj, ana Mr. Sma!iwooi, Mrs. g.
: Perrny. Nisr MHHt"rson, Mis- Mary
Mn.ter8ou Miss Lubbock, Miss Mnrnlc
Iu.tnrk Mlea Fila smith Miss J"Dncti"
Joper. a- Sperd. Miss Waring, MISE
MaitF. Mias D.l,,hdo Nils Julia Baker,
Nis Lola itrgnu Ai.s Gillian Brown
Mis- Hlie. ME-. Frnnkr HE, MiHs Bent
irv Miss Dunn. Mis- Stake II Ncaiio
wilson Mi.H zen" Dickson Miss Elsa
Schmidt. Hiss Francis p"ck. Ml+' spe
1nrn"r. Mias GeofPin paws Mlss Mao
Angler. An. liza chtrfrrs. Mis- l.,iY'ril,
f.lnuteuaui Torrny, Dr Huston. hcssrs.
| srcuccr lfutchins. u T. Hulnc. + l..
| Hushmnre g 7 ~ uh"nny. " Y Hon
| cock n s " wilson. II w. Do~uey,
! G. q TlmminA T. l. Hudson, j.. T.
/ SmI,h T. Dargnn. Z X Torrance, Felix
/ Huston. J Mcclellan q ~ Dickson H. Il
| ffuoy j Tn kahorry. 9 Thcknborry, W.
! W ThpiunA Wcus Kirkland. t. II.
! browne. j Is Hrrndon, e lrolHnd, s y
! Mayer. s~,nrngen. Baker t.. =, Brooks
| and others
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- .f---1. >, - lse-7aT' 7
Mrs. Henry = 20 L.. ~, :, S-.---.5.-l
cara- ior . re- - - n5t ir-
u 'tosn - ~ IA i.as.e-- {
ylt- g. ~ tT's - e5..-co /
- re ei-D las' "f'a ~ ~ -, -
i3eil-y astup~ 80
l.ea - arrar y, = ~
~ n.T es-r -N y. ~
tlr. ass ~ snt
! leir~rlf ~ fL.ii ~ ~
a5crre1 -n- Aa.e
cri-s a4tr --''ar ranf - ~ =
ianr 81 r9ats5z2n An
ts o4t 81 a5 w" y
fltrr l' at1.f+-n iriSt " ~
t.l programme Na" sos. ettei t,Io .4t2,
cir 80 hcass from = a '-'-
l744t- Itaf ffy ilsr ~ AeHi t-7se -
7r de eh':aag nl.s py 5iFs i.lcaarl ~
. ~ .4a! Ats 30 'art Airs r = ,zse'
81. gov. i.-o ZIG sci0s on iar corn .'i4
Sfs" %, am -
.-..-.fs IL. ,.er t4.te-i
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Two Houston lads were the successful
competitors for West Point and Annap-
oils Thursday. Both passed excellent ex-
appointments. sidney Foster son of Mrs.
Margaret Hadley Foster. was examined for
the fnl.itary and Harry *. Cage. son of Mr..
and Mrs Ruins Cage, for the naval acad-
cmy. The formers mother aud the lat
tors father were horn IN Houston as was
Harry cHgc sidney Foster is native
n New Orleans. but came to Houston
when a little chl. He is a grandson of
Mrs T. l.. tanicy. Thus is our city car
rying of all this honor-.
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All notes. invitations or notices Q: any
sort intended for sundays Society Coz
sinns should be addressed 10 ''Society b3i-
tor posi- =" 1875 Walker avenue. should DC
.ts,ad h, sauderS name ara address anI
should reach the Society Eater not later
than Friday afternoon.
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Mrs William iiavne Leavell and Miss
Philippa Bar2lza, two noble wlNien who
have been kept prisoners by illness for
some weeks. are convelescent. and their
many friends. together with many re-
cipients OF their gentle ministrations.
gladly welcome them back to their several
walks in life.
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n. Il. IMpROMPTII.

Tho n; n, club gave a delightful In
formal dance In Assembly hull Tuesday
evening al sort OF preamble to the rc-
'eptol anu german to be given the newly
married members, Messrs, Mucggn ana
Dumblc ana th.ir brides. There IL always
an assembly of our fair.sl and nobiest nj
the II, n. parties. and society was we'll
represented Tuesday 50 far as young peo.
Pile are concerned. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Fitzgerald, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert heyworth. Mr.. and Mrs Geo,
upsom of san Antonio, Miss Mhaterhon,
Miss Dickson. Miss Mckcever. Miss Jones
OF Huntsville Ala. Miss Macarthur OF
Now Orleans. Miss Elsa Schslldt, Miss
Nealie Wilson; MISS Hudgins, Miss Del
gado. Miss ilta, Miss Ella Smith. Mics
bentley, Miss Burton. Miss Dillingham;
Miss Davidson. Miss Morris OF Austin,
Miss Lula Bryan, Miss lioits, Miss Mary
Masterson. Miss Jeanette Jones, Miss
Julia Baker, Miss Iist.lle cardwell. MISS
Hickson. Miss Frankie iiIe. Miss Clara
Taylor. Miss Peck. Messrs. Spencer
Hutchins. W u. Cleveland Jr,. Eugene
Attchell. G. q. Gribble, Il. l.. Rushmorc
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Miss Lolita Hardy. daughter OF Mr. ant
Mrs j. H. Hardy. will be married TO
morrow evening at $50 ut the residence
%. the brde-clect's parents, 1873 Hickory
street
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Mrs Max piezssAe invited so-ne c, her
married lady friends Wednesday after
noon from "a 70 a reception In honor
81 her pArer : Nr, ans Mrs Z. krnrricA,
who txf-scI 20 leave shortly for Cnscaec
y here They vii SPEND tbs summer with
thcip daughter sr3 sor-ir-law. When -he
guests W.1e assembled they were invi;ei
iuso the dining rc31l. where small tables
were A-rsn<e,. and the company was
seated. while Ice cream. delicious CAKE.
straw berries ard finally >cree were COM
foria.gy .u:cvei amid much pleasant
chat. Ire tables were covered with
5Aln.aiy erlhooiGs,>ad uapery ami slit,ere1
w.th silver and cu: glass. The rooms and
hail we're adorned with roses In boNis
an! vases which set Of rather :han con-
~eals3 me pretty interior Mrs. Dienstac
uas assisted ~ ser sisters. Mrs SiGnaF
Wolf ara Mrs rannehaum. othcr.
;-sse NJ were The guests 81 honor, Mr.
aua Ms y E;uuich. Mrs l.. VI. Ricll
Mrs Nathan RroW-n, Mrs. Isaac Gorson.
Mrs n. G RoSAuiie,t. Mrs. Clarence
F.eirh-Barr Mrs. u Harris, Mrs. Louis
koos Ms Ertchs. Mrs. jules HiTsch,
Mrs / Cioii>no.h. Mrs Morris Rnsen-
,hai Mrs ! F-ledlarle-. MIS-. Louis
S.suzs Mr. NJ L. Wes;heimer. Mrs
y Altman N.s. A CTaucr. Mrs. Kaiser
Mrs : Rosenaeii, Mrs Louis Hausran.
N~s A. peut s-hner. Mrs J. Burrhs iro.
Mrs SassNauul and Mrs. Wolf and Mrs.
\ II Mohl.
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NEW YORK.-The judges in the APP
RELATE division have handed down de-
,,islons In the cases brought 10 test the
percy II GRAY racing law, The order
OF Justice Ingram, unfolding the con-
stitutionality of the law. was affirmed
by the court.
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Mr.. and Mrs William II Palmer will
i;ive th"lr daughter Daphne and son Ed
Ward q dance Friday evening at their
home lilG Travis street.
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The reception which was to have been
given by Mrs, jennie NJ. Burton Tuesday
nftrrnoon but was postponed ON account
Of IN. serious illness Of Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Matthew little daughter, has been set
inr tho 18th OF this month II week from
Tuesday
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office oi,,,e /
Commissioner of As'd HisiatI
Austin, Texas; onctr
To All Whom i MAY mat tbsf
This is TO certify. WAREs,tI
GENERA Drsss
Insurance company ,,,lv copg
has In all resnccts mi, ons Pr
laws OF Texas as co. mis- 6pN
doing business i n "a a Cstlfs
said Company hoiussf ,r = eanls
tn rity from M STATE for VI
sist 81, day Of December, ID and u
Given under my nam nd az
in Austin. the day ~
written. ROSE. "
]. MERRow. At.ol@-,
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Mr. and Mrs. w. u Chew gave their
son jos "A small party Saturday evening
ut their residence, 1905 Fannin street.
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Office q Off,.
Commissioner of Asrlhc IHiiistor |
Statistics ana ,,,,a)
Austin. Texas nMcsi,;
To All. Whom II May, ~, ev ne
This is to certify ina,
SUN LIFE INsu l'',',.
in all respects fully conn plt,sSl
Of Texas as condi'i,9nn'ss s,sn
doing business IN th's cTilts
said Company hoidss. , a Iea,IlH1
thirty from this oi,,e'f or trs2
business In this statGI a,n,,ar, 4
from the ist day OF 'a ,sS
Sist day of December, "A and 60
Given under my NAM nd ds.i
In Austin, the das a."
written. nose, Ccpu
c. NJ. STONE, SUE ss
Agency, Houston, Iss.|
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- ltS VIZ az 'H' 'i''''i7'
Mr. and Mrs, Henry F, Rrldewcll of
birmingham, Ma, have issued Invitations
May 10 Mr.. Haltis Allen Of HOUSTON on
April q at tho. Church Of thr Advent in
f b,1 ,ny a ,to Az rera a n;r VIII ne
Mr. and Mrs; W. D Chew gave their
at their residence, 1905 Fannin street.
MIR ana Mrs. william H. Palmer will
l,ve th"ir daughter Daphne and son Ed
ward dance Friday evening at their
home, lils Travis street
The reception which was to have been
given by Mrs jennie NJ. Burton Tuesday
afternoon. but Was postponed ON account
Matthew's li,tle daughter, has been set
Dor tho 18th OF this month, week from
Tuesday.
In the notice OF the Easter concert given
IA Annunciation church on the 9Th Mr
savage 81 Galveston Was endowed with a
tenor voice. lie has on the contrary Il
worry nne basso voice with a baritone
quality IN It and an unusual register.
Mr. and Mrs nrsllnc Cross celebrated
tho 9Th anniversary Of their marriage
last TGcaday ia birmingham, Ala. Mrs.
Cross WAS Miss Cora Howard daughter
~ II native Huustonian. She is sister oil
MISS Notio aud Mr.. LeGuyn Howard.
The FAD" party, which Mr.. and Mrs, :.
little daughter Mary Friday evening Was
their lttlo son Everett.
CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND THE LIKE.
The next regular injecting Of the Faith
| Home association VIII be held Tuesday
April y.
| Thc I,dies' Reading club held It's an.
NUM- election of officers Tuesday after
| noon with The following result; president
| Mrs. Q. \ Mckinney: irst vice president
| Innt. Mrs George Gold,hwaite: CORE
slonhing secretary. Mlss Gussie Howard
recording secretary, Mrs W D. s,osson
officers except the second vice presiden
were reelected Mrs. Lombard declined 4
serve longer as first vice preeidont ans
| Mrs Fitzgerald was promoted 10 that OF
| acc. having been second vice presiden
for many years
Tho ladies OF the Shakespeare club mr.
Am studying "'rhe Tempest with un
nhated ardor and arc having their stud.
lllnatrated by scenes from nature NOR
effective than agreeahle.
The POSTPONED election OF officers 70
me quarter of the Woman's Reading
club was held Wednesday afternoon, bu
the returns are not IN
The Daughters OF IN" Republic Of rexa
hold their annual convention Monday an
OF sidney sherman charter during thei
stny. san Jaciuto chapter VIII be we
represented. iiereatt.r these nnnna
| mSriings Will BIO held IN Houston lnlcs
thn vote OF last year be reconsldered.
The canta,a of ESTHER will be present
| 80 nj the opera Mouse on the ~ n and ~
J Of this ,nonth under the auspices Of n
Ladies auxiliary OF the Young Men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

TN. posiponed election OF officers for
me quarter of tho Womans Reading
club was held Wednesday afternoon, but
inc returns are not IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

The Daughters OF III" Republic Of Texas
hnII their annual convention Monday and
qnesdav in galveston and win lie guests
OF sitiicy sherman chsr'er during their
rthy san Jacinto chapter VIII be wei
r,nrcsanicd Hereafter these nnnua
,nffiinvs viii DO held IN Houston rnless
thn vote OF last year be reeonsidered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19
CLUBS. SOCIETIES AND THE LIKE.

Tho ladies' OF the Shakespeare club are
am studying "'rhe Tempest with un-
illns,ratcd by scenes from nature more
effective than agreeable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

ally found that he has been written about rddcl with
praise blame that the risk of losing all clue his
real persoat, 1t thus that Robert Maurice sadly re-
corded the passing away of his old friend Blty o>scn the
"reminiscences which lie edited under the title of The
Marian And now the word, have be used record
the death this very Robert Maurice himself whom i'm private
lie we all knew George u Mauric There. indcc could be-
appropriate epitaph for him than The Martil For
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

NEW TRADE ROUTE TO cIIITRAl~
The important strategic and trade route
to Chtral has been completed by the con
struction of a 24.foot road over The
Malakand Pass. This road Is now regu-
larlv used for wheeled traffic as far as the
frontier post Of Chakdara. The tunnel
shown in the illustration is $50 feet long
1t WAS pierced to avoid the danger Of the
overhanging cliffs at sharp bend III the
road on the side OF the mountain where the
battle took place last year 1t seems al
most Incredible t'lat ,hi, fine road should