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HOW THE PAPUANS LIVE.
Queer Race of People Who InIabit tht
Interior OF New Guinea.

Queer Race of People Who In.abit the
Interior OF New Guinea.
The interior of New Guinea is one
vast mass Of uphcavcd granite, without
traces of mineral or metal ores, the
strata tilted and piled topsy-turvy.
Everywhere the work Of Volcanic crup-
tons il 10 be seen. Such thinly pop
C!ntcd region, con ;idcriug the fact tina,
il was m absolutely new country and
that fruits and small game were so
plentiful. did not suppose could cNint.
writes Van Gcrstel. the explorer The
natives we saw from time to time, at n
distance mostly; they never molrsted
us. Their heads were fiat on ton, with
long, curly black hair; t'.cy went en-
trely naked. Their buttnck cxtcnd"d
out eight and even ten inches. this ic-
pulsive deformity constituting sun
portamp'y capable of sustaining a child
in sitting position. Mr. was this
their most marked popularity. Some
of the nursing mothers threw their
breasts back over their shoulders or
under their arms, at will, Ia feed the III
fant carried in Z sling between tl,cir
shoulders.
hS idpudHS are II very una attractive
race to look upon. In arms they were
primitive to q degree that was astound-
Ing. They had neither bows nor spears
that | saw. their only weapons Icing
stone hatcliets. or the use of metals
they seemed 10 lie entirely ignorant. N
the dry season they made their homes
sn caves. which they found or cxca
waited for themselves. Some of thcee
cave dwellings, | visited discovering
fragments of their repas's and occn
sionally u broken store ax. In the
rainy season they live high in the trees,
where they build rude houses of stick
laid around ard interviewed with the
branches, sbatchcd with dried slnrg-
niang md reached by shally-lool,inp
stick ladders. Most startling was the
solitude, tie restitution os life and mo.
ton in the great central platc;:us winch
we reached in ORR gradual ascent from
the river level There were plenty of
the small creature of the squirrel tribe.
some of the peculiar pig-hcaded dec- we
have in Java. and an occasional little
tiger cat rather handsome than hurt
fui-looking. That was all. = Spring
field (Mass.) Republican.
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HOW TO CURE YOURSELF
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ssYoNo HERRMANN's POWER.
Snc Trick That the Magician Was Unable
m perfnr,u

Dnc Trick That the Magician Was Unable
To Perform.
That was good story Charley Strine
told at the Press club the other night
ubout Sousa. lie said: "The recent
visit John Philip Sousa recalled the
incident that happened the lust time
Hermann was in Washington. II &C.
CURED one night after the performance
ut the opera house. Some cltoice spirits
had wilcd Hermann over 10 the Press
club. where ne made merry with the
company. and made things uppcnr
and dishppcar in APPARENT def
ante OF the laws OF time and
space: for Hermann docs no:
sccEl to lie limited i'm many of his per.
formances to the necessity of stage np-
parat,iH. Finally bright ftfru struck
hi.n. and he went over 10 Prof. Fan
cuiili and extracted II baby S shoe from
his whiskcrs. Thefi .froni Shp same
repor't6'y he took few hens eggs: a
couple Sf bright bandanas. aud other
things. Now, gentlemen. said he, any
thing you require. say re word. xnd we
have it from the professors wh;skers.
Icy are one mine of wealth. The com.
pany was II little slow 20 take up the
challenge. md tie wizard. us an earnest
intention of his offer. SHOOK out hand,
full of small change from the mysterious
whiskcrs.
Now. say ~ word he repeated;
anything you want, we gets il ff0m re
professors whiskeiH.
mop. yo,i'iia wrong ,herc. Herr
MANN said ONE wag of n correspondent
over in the corner. There's one thing
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I'll 20 money on tits oic of Sousa's
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,NIcIPAL FIRE INSURANCE..
sss OF the System on Small scaie n
Switzerland.


Various attempts have been made in
,tfifercnt EuSSpcan countries to estab-
fish system of state or municipal fire
Insurance, and the most successful en-
smpies are to be found in that nursery
of European dcmocracy-Switze
In Zurich and several other eantons
fire insurance is made a part of canton
a. government. Ono OF the best laws
ON the subject is in operation in Basel
iStailt, one of the smallest of Swiss can
tons. containing only $4,000 people
less than the population of small
London local government district The
town of Easel has population of Co.
oOo,so that the community is largely NJ
urban one. The fire Insurance law is
administered by the general obliga-
tory mutual fire insurance institution"
operating under the department OF
finance. The law is not only compul-
sorry, but the system is IL monopoly, rs
buildings insured by il are not allowed
TO carry additional Insurance. Several
tlasses of buildings are cNclIfdch from
the operation of the law, Including
churches, which belong to the state,
~ buildings of less value than 300 francs,
M2)1h cn situated some distance from
ftnwns or villages, ms they perhaps run
p little or no risk, an;i the buildings
which are of TOO hazardous II nature,
,snch us thcatcrs and powder mills.
n valuation commission appointed
by the government council values, the
building in the presence of the owner
or his agents. The value is determined
by the amount which Mt the tiIrc of
r the valuation the buildings in their
~ tthcn existing construction would cost
833or material and lnbor. with deductions
<&Ror age. use, poor state of repairs, etc
peal advantage or site value does hot
hucncc the valuations. and movable
kSscts, such as machines or parts of
x SfRery, ere excluded. buildings
= I'd into four cinsses, according
4! t3(2 OF the fisk, and the pre-
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II ~ bnes per l.C0D
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- IS - = s. 81 francs
~ = "a ~ he hazard is rx-
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~ es'eh 900 francs, pf,Iindc.
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This weather is very trying for
everybody" snid the physician.
"Yes." replied Mr.. Meeltman. II don't
see how my wife is going to Lear up un-
der it. When the sun DOESN'T shine il
gives her the blIics. and when ii does she
says it is fading the carpet" Washing
ton Star.
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In 1857 tho first shipment. OK gold amounting
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"fon SET. WAS engaged 10 my wife
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10

Many housekenpcrs decline to have
cabhnge cooked in their kitchens be-
cause of the 'sagreeable odor with
which the vegetable fills the house. IL
Nhe servant would but obey the follow
Ing directions this objection would be
reduced to a minimum. In the first
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,;abbage. This saucepan must be
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and the water be at a galloping boil be-
fore the cabbage is put in, and must
he kept at boil until the vegetable il
done. Last of all, the. lid must not be
put on the saucepan during the whole
process of cooking Ilarper's Bazaar.
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--a an old Indian mound. near Cedar
Vile. o., was found stone image OF
woman in a sitting posture. 1t is
smoothly and beautifully carved and
shows the features clearly. Prof Stahl
thinks the lind dates back many CEN
turtles, probably at thetim of the shep
herd kings, and long pricr tc.the mound
builders.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
THE LOCAL STAGE.
Grau Opera COMPANY.


At the matinee yesterday d big audience
greeted the performance of the "Tar and
the Tartar" which was rendered with
great success, the solos and choruses
all being given with spirit and expression.
Last night a good audience assembled
to witness tho Grand Duchess" which
was given for the first time in Houston.
In spite of the efforts OF the company
ana the Investment OF their parts with all
that they called for. the Grand Duchess"
can scarcely be said to outrank the rest
of the company's repertoire in merit
W lille many Of It's ChorLsrs show orig
lndlIty, and some of the solos are line,
tho plot OF the opera follows too closely
striking
a. Is 80 tho company's credit that they
succeeded so well In pleasing, with the
material they had to work with.
Misc Randall had one or two fine solos.
which she sang with feeling. and which
auorMod her an opportunity to exhibit her
excellent powers OF Vocall2atiou In some
difficult runs nnd SNOWY passages.
Miss Amy Leslie Is easily warm favor
lite. In the character of Prince PAM she
was dainty, charming and fun of life.
and has the magnetic quality that wins
but can hardly he described. Moreover she
Ia pretty and bright, and her voice Is
sweet and clear. I'm many OF her ways,
and In certain situations she reminds ono
of thc peerless Coriuuc.
Fred Frcar, as General Boum, invested
the performance with most OF the life 1t
possessed. lie IS a good comedian, and his
work. is always NJ TO the mrak
Herman waldo, who seems to he able to
do anything took the character OF Fritz.
the private and carried it with perfect
case and succeSa
MIR Robert Dunbar did not appear at
either the matinee or night performance,
and his splendid tenor was missed by all
Miss Hattie Arnold, Tom Martin aud
\. E, Arnold well Sustained their re-
sp0ctive characters and tho choruscs AMI
marches were fully up to the high tirau
standard.
Tonight the company viii present
"Erminio," tho old faVorite that always
plenses everybody. md the Crau COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
THE TURF.
IIennesscy Reinstated but Tichenor and
I'M Ruled OFF the Turf.

ITennesscy Reinstated but Tichenor and
I'M Ruled OF the Turf
New Orleans. February 12.-The follow
ing official ruling was promulgated this
afternoon:
No evidence having been found that
Jockey ID, HEM assey used or attempted
trio saddle owned by Charles Tichenor.
and as NJ, J. Larrssey. of the firm OF
fAglish q G.arrisscy. was evidently not
implicated in the attempted use of the
saddle. both are hereby rcnstat,~l.
a person known as NJ H. or Charles
on the grounds of the club an implement
Of swindling called an electric saddle.
MT Hill. jockey. is also ruled off the
turf for. procuring the said Tichenor Il
Thrce-ycar-olds and up, selling; seven
and one-half furlongs-Iulbert. 100 Crhorp0)
10 l. won; l.agn.appe. ll3 tCaywood), 4
TO :, second Begue. l06 wv Hicks, to |,
third. Time. 1871.
six furlongs. selling-May Ashley. sS a.
EarretO, 20 to /. won; Albert $, l03 CT.
Murphy 3 10 /. second. Newhouse. lol
Oaywood, to l. third Time. LICK.
star, liz Tabor, = to /, won; BliLzen. III
Nlinkey), l0O to t. second. u. i. Fly. Jr,,
IL a. iiD. s to |. third, Time, l;i5.
l'ahachor handicap. $500, for thrce-yoar-
t,min Rey, III Uhorpc). tn !, won; sun
In. lGl (Simsl. 9 10 ., second Florence T.,
10 WaywoodD 10 2, third. Time, liIh.
seven furiongs, selling Albert Sidney,
Crhorpo), to o. second. Bagpipe, iol or.
Burus), u to !, third. Time, l29l2.
Three ear-olds and up, selling, seven
furlougs- Menus, lul (F. Duffy, 4 to l.
won, Rachel McAlhster lo6 Grhorpe),
to +, second; Guard, loi (Warrcnl, u to ].
third Time / a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
NEW OnITANs ENTRIES.

First race. one mile selling-Little Billy.
Rossmore l02, Analogue lOi, Miss Perkins
lC5 g. Il. Cox, Van Br,mt, Chicot, La
Grau1e Provcrh l0I. Tommy Rutter, H..
f. 1'ily Jr 1N. St Leo ~.
Second race. one and oue-slXteenth of
a mile selling-Pert 80, Ban Johnson ";
Squire q. 10. Princess Rose l02 Tancred
ioi, Wedgctcid, Jim Hogg, Wolsey, Tus-
cororn 100
Third race. one mile. selling-Souvcnir
l0i Semcle. Vida, Invade Chenoa l05,
Jack bradley lGi, Treasure Pulitzer,
Tamerlanc l0l. oak Forest 10, Billy Ben
nett III, l3imbo liz.
Fourth race. Mazsapa handicap. one
miic--paVc Pulsifer li3. Jimboree loo
pockstader lQ} Maurice "a, Clarus lot.
Crinda los, Rcoscvodt 106 David no,
Verdi o., Loenappo los, Robert Lotta
lis, chicnt l03 Marcel lbs
ruth race, aue mile and seventy yards
Bon Soir, Iiocckel s6, Glecsome 10i. Mas
Ter Fred Adam johnson. Uncle Jim, Rap-
dan i@ Feytonia. Tom Kelly CoroneL
Jim Henry lG
sixth race, ono mile and seventy yards,
selling Royal Netue Minnie Wa Wa,
sister Rosalnd 81. Peanuts. Salso Sc,
Fondest 50, Felome %, Nemaha lOl, Hazel
ton lei Ben Wolmsley, Jimmie X. lB,
Lotus lW9.
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EOIrRl,II nISTRIC'r

San Antonio. Texas, February 12.--The
following decisions We're handed down to-
day by the court of civil appeals of the
Fourth Supreme Judicial district.
Affirmed-T w. House ct al vs.. j. NJ.
Robertson. from lSoSque, j. Il. and hate
Windmill company, from Dallas German
Insurance company vs.. II; NJ. Mcintyre
from Dallas; james brigham ct al VS.
Norman +. Thompson, from Dallas.
Reversed and Roscoe r. e.
Upton, executor, VS.. j. a. and IL. +. Maui
rice, from Val Verde; j. w. Thompson vs..
Slater ct al, from Limestone, NJ. &. Bowles
ct al VS.. j. +. Smith ct al, from larrant.
Reversed and rendered-The sun Mutual
Insurance company VS.. n, Brown. from
Ellis; American Central Insurance COM
the PENNSYLVANIA Fire insurance company
VS. n. Brown, from Ellis
Submttod-Emma Cumell ct al VS.
Motions overruled-A T., Jayne ct al VS.,
H. Herring. from Limestone, for rehear-
ing; Building and Loan association Of
Dakota vs.. W. j. Logan and Wife from
Dallas, for rehearngi j.. II. kil!oush q
Co. vs. John l.. Cleveland. frot- >ohuson,
for rehcaring; George h. Colby vs.. J. H.
Mitchell, from Johnson for rehearng;
building and Loan association of Dakota
IS. W. j. Logan ct al, from Dallas, for
additional conclusions of fact; North
British and Mercantile Insurance COM
pauy W, y. Freeman, from Ellis, for re-
hearing and for additional conclusions of
fact; city of San Antonio vs.. 7. ii. Mick
lcjohn. from BcNar. for rehcaring' Royal
from Ellis for rehearng: Royal lnsur-
auce company vs.. NJ Levy. from Ellis,
for rehearug; W. y. j. McCollum vs.
Wood n Kinkaid. from Collin, for re-
hearing. J. y. Roberts ct al vs. !. NJ
Trout, from Uvaldc, to dismiss appeal for
want of prosecution.