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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10
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|o'u1uU0E
v natural for the Tende,s y
: Joy when n wa ~ s1
4 won r,,s wn t
! w'nked alt the goInes " n
( night hideous WIN q,
: footing whistles ~. 'a'
A ma tho a.. y paays1
, 80, 'ne ifs' words It ~
> wen, well, reform H. N
{ The precinct wa. ~.
, Everyone know. Woe
dsrs', was happy over 4
lnll An war, arr packed * With -
the doors of the es -, q
~ masses n OF struggling peos,
, this fran u, rne Tour bare NH
to accommods Say We're ~
regime A. '1e ceiebF1
were very l,, .ie ~ naymertt
Tammanv m,sr,, muse Of vi
ollete sonrs VIC. Wild ~
mohs ali ovar ,eh.eltained
light Of IA res,,,, q..arter. nt
witnessed sucb ar nanitus1
/. long Tho rava,, not tin
out last. nieht,s '. ,,.s. Kept 4 =
New Years heyora nave y :, 70 xtt
concerning the copd, aslns
nsnt and dark sections ~
stranger with,n community INN III
W. SAFES
The cutting of A co,,n,.
| the wall of uno,a
hrIros 49,. sam s{u
Out solne facts conclfk
'orac structure. The found,s,.. !.
treasury was dug IN 1890
ten Years and .. ooo ~. ~ :
building. The e S,,vvo'ooo y
~ n.r,,i. outer and iahA
a filling ~ h,ic .erior r., ana sztsdi
quality and very hard u W
marble are Joined by pluss q l.
Savs ~ 81 eiipioyed by budldsn
contents keen hnsinas s wWk T
p'umh
Seth Low accord,ro !.
NJ NM c,.,.., y M
" 'e oi''1ehs Union, will
wa'chdog Of the people" durins !,
administration. He win No.
become a rar,,o
90 - 0e' Oh cne utsq
q member OF the Citizens UniM
it is said. slsnian ra'e -. 5M "
active in the ORGANIZATION ~
VIII make every effort % n11
~ 80 ms ns Mnicn the present u
cutters ine wv
Consolidation :, ha..
,,.,,,,.. % ns p
- n'a'e mas JUST completed v
rsal estate deal yet consumms,ed
county. A trao, of ,nn
81 Io5 0oo aau, a'' nas peen plfa
to be erected bv ths man 81, ~he
the deal, and within a year
I'LL, snu ,u'estors VIII nave complies
which NAV ha n,,rcha as ttom ~.
Allegbenv ohian,',rs ah..u = -.
papaeranb tn ,nan,o,v 't r
William A pra
oa 'ns .
uon is forming among theaihdI
against the Frohman- Haymaa h
says that the new combinatioa 1
organized and will be Capitalist
~. !. pioposes 70 contM 4
hiss VI e'eiy hinu ~
otS ioi ioie .sh SUCCESS
~ -, "o .m ooA oin'e
puoo VIII lorm pes'
'u''''
mi,
Ho 'naiio1r OF coname'u
annual banquet. which Ia to Cd
banquet hall of Delmonico'1
20. 1t is the hope of the inyati
mSttee that President Mckinm
Two eN.presidents VIII sit co.a
40 sues'sS Oh NUM- ih,l, .s ~.
~. w. .heln. ine .ha.n
~ eat any crow III kept ~ s
r, =. - ,....,..
10 orue' ai'er All '
If the necktie business. Wits
laws she ,s going to make hd ~
business woman. Miss Benntt
hat she has retired for GOD,
# her friends declare that 81 ~
FOWL 1fred OF the conslan. VI
,oliihs a ~, Oh Tree aase' 'rsAS.
lasne,' tommy VIII , psvo
'oih pehihu 'he ioo'iisns
49,, .,.,s,,
Unless IL De iouhu
ure the necessary solo singers
rich will, he heard in opera 4 q
.o,,.a 49,. ,,,4h IN
in uu4ine 'ne o
I lyric operas 1t is an sn.e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

me golflng fieni now hastcns to
ms uncle" IN the town,
Ars noists aioft his golf outfit
10 push his ulster down.
.:e-Omaha World. Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Green and Grant
BOTH want
Pie:
1t c.imoS so slow,
They wish to know
Why
Mckinney says:
Mend your ways
Then
The pltms, sure.
Are Tor your
Men,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10
An Ohio womain named Mrs. Waltz has
esoped. On with tho dance.


Louisville Dispatch: Mayor Van wyck,
who was elected mayor of New York by
such an overwhelming major6ty, voted Tor
Bryan and was an outspokcn advocate ~
the Chicago platform. Carter Harrison,
mayor OF Chicago. made his fight openly
ior the Chicago platform Mayor Taggert
OF Indianapolis occupied the same posi-
ton. Mayor Weaver Of Louisville voted
for Bryan and contributed money To add
W his election The mayors OF Nashville
rem, and Chattanooga. Tenn, are both
brsai men Tho elections everywhere
show that the ch,ogo platform is thor
ouslai. sndorscd by the denncratic party,
ana they Indicate the nomination and eIec.
uoh OF Bryan In 1860. A politician who
aoes not SEQ the inevitable and trresistible
drit Of the democnaic party in that al.
reo'ion Is wtllfully bllnd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Agents of the Spanish government are
IN TEXAS purchasing cattle with which 10
feed the Spanish army IN Cuba, aud nj
Hampstead the other day they bought
several hundred beeves TO NH u long-felt
want" in the line Indicated. We VIII heln
them out IN this way. so long as they nay
spot cash. but when II comes to question
OF sympathy, we are all on the other
side.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Inc etats Of Illinois has Just thrown,
Areunc ne profession Of tho law some
needed safesaards. whereby the quaittica-
Gons o. Applicants for admission are VERY
sung " future no student will BE-
ees'Saa Co sxan6na&aon who AaA No
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

General saagully. the Cuban patriot, is
reported embarrassed" Gomez orders
MN to the front, but the condition on
winch he was released from Moro castle
hreeIndes him from again taking up arms
asainst Spain. As between honor and
duty no seems to prefer fighting with his
mouth in New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

anco's health Is reported poor. Some
oody ought to 'concentrate" him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

The Casino management anus
all seriousness that the Casino -
will this winter be converteo "
skating rink. where skating cl
be held weekly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Phe Sonth Carolina cotton planters bela
a meeting In Columbia yesterday for tha
purpose of 'hghting combinations ma
"Np'i'puatofA' regulating the cotton acre
He ana method OF marketing, and taking
su'n general action as would insure to
vac producer the real value OF his crop. II
theS accomplish their purpose they viii
nave done service to the South which
WIN be sratefully acknowledged by tie
entire section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

The Washington authorities give IT ou
'ha' they VIII wait until the Competlto,
prisoners are tried before protestlal
AGAINST the right of SPAN to further nun.
ssh them Probably they will dock IN,
s'ane door when the steed Is stolen"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

inc Memphis Commercial Appeal Is ont
spoken IN advocating The sending of 100 90,
armed men. recruited in the AIlssissipp,
valley, TO Cuba to clean out both snain
and the yellow fever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Foraker says he won't act as sponsor
IN any factional fight to down Hanna
unless he changes his mind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

stvdied IN regular law office or college
for al least three years prior to hts appIi-
cation. which, must be made in open court
A State bmd OF examiners has been APP
pointed to pass upon the general educa-
tion. moral standing and legal knowledge
of the applicant. and hereafter no man
will be adrnd4tcd to the bar In that state
without passing rigid test all along the
Nne. Texas would lose nothing by adopt
Ing similar policy. and there Is not a
lawyer In the State who Will deny the
fact.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

William A. Brady, the thnatht
ager, confirms the report thA Ii
ton is forming among theatnu
against the Frohman- Haymaa h
says that the new combinanoa
organized and will be caplAlissdI
700. 1t proposes to control n
enterprises of every kind and n
bids for foreign successes. In
extended ito the box office the n
ing public will form a betta d
trusts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Unless 1t be found impce
cure the necessary solo singers
brich will be heard in opera =
politan during the month 2
The scheme is to give three
Of lyric operas. 1t is an dnlAc
mentary upon the advances
New York in music that me
the required chorus is one y
problems to solve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

The chamber of commercs ~
preparations fairly to Guido w.
annual banquet. which is TO m
banquet hall of Delmonico's y
20. 1t is the hope Of the invnt!
mSttee that President McKinl5
two ex-pTesidents will sit dom
as guestes of honor. Invitation J
sent ITO them. The chamber doss|
to eat any crow. 1t kept III h1ad|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

CROKER has done 1t again. He has gath
ered IN aarather fat prize from AN English
race course with his horse. Georgiana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

The retention OF General Lee In Cuba
10 a grand compliment TO q gifted South
eru soldier and statesman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10


the month We may look for the annual
recurrence OF the November meteors-the
Leonids, so called from the circumstances
mat the point from the direction OF which
they seem 10 shoot their radiant" ia in
the constellation Leo, In 1889, according to
ihe calculation OF astronomers, a shower
OF these meteors is due-one of those grand
ana terrifying displays which the meteor
system gives at intervals OF thirty three
years, ana experience has shown that In the
year or TWO preceding the shower there Is
APT TO be an unusually fine display, though
tne locality in which 1t will be seen,
whether In the Eastern or Westrn Hem,-
sphs,s sam not be predicted. nor the hours
az winch 1t will occur. This is true also
OF the shower" Whether We m America
VIII witness 1T or II will be best seen in
Europe, Is uncertain. We can only watch
pointed. 'Ap-
me display is always the finest In the
morning hours. at which time the radiant
~ ABOVE the horizon. Unfortunately this
year bright moon Will be shining on the
meteor nights. and since these meteors arc
~ 70 DC small, many of them may be
missed. watchers last year were not eoi,allv
laNoreu. Some saw no meteors at all soma
saw few, and two or three observers re-
ported iariy me displays on the morning
on the 10th. Probably the luck Of an viii
% DETER this year, but nothing certain
can be predicted. Ne''a'n
cloudy weather has prevented any ,erv
recent observation OF Mira by the writer.
ine star will doubtless be easily visible to
the naked eye by the time that this il IN
PRINT and. II true to its record, it should
increase In hatiliancy until It reaches
maximam some time In December. Tho
peeuhAEtsy q tAis ';Nrndsrsur. star was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

with an olive branch In one hand and Il
sword IN the other, General Blanco pro-
poses autonomy for Cuba. 1t is needless
to say that the Cubans view his sword
with suspicion and alarm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

TdOo VV1IT"e WIFI MS horse. Georglana.
Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain, Eng
Hsh secretary of state for the colonies. in
a speech in Glasgow few days ago went
out OF his way to tell his audience that
the late election In New YORK. placed in
power a party whose object is avowedly
to squeeze the greatest amount of SPOTS"
OUT or Its triumph. Let us see: This is the
same fellow whom Parnell once branded
on tho hoor of the house OF commons as "a
Judas and renegade Mr. Iscariots
fling at democracy win not hurt. Better
have Judas" against us than with us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

me ONO girl who swallowed cam
pash button stu lives. The campaign
nes she swallowed acted as an antidote,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

Sir Wilfred Laurier premier of Can
ada SIR Loaiis Davis minister of marine
ana several other distinguished Canacks.
arrived at Washington yesterday to con-
ter with the representatives Of the United
Suates government on all pending inter-
national questions liable to ralse rumpus
or cause friction between Uncle Sam and
the Dominion officials. Wilfred is some
thing of a diplomat, and IL Is more than
aikely his visit will smcothe away the
kinks which for some time past have
slightly estranged tho two countries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

1t is true, after all. Johnsht
has really renowned the stag
of the necktie business. WIN
days she is going to make ha =
business woman. Miss Bennd
that she has retired for good,
OF her friends declare that ~ =
grown tired of the constant W.
continuous performance houssk
curing a lot of free advertising
dasher. Johnny" will probably
work behind the footlights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

You see 1t makes all the difference In
the world when boss got the gornS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
IN FAVOR OF ToRRENs SYSTEM.
Bill for Registering Titles Intro
duced in the House.

OLYMPIA, Feb. is.-Special.-H. B. No
419, By Cline. Gilkey and Freeman, enact
Ing the Torrens system Of land titles was
introduced In the house today. This law
has been introduced in Illinois. but in that
state difficulty was encountered by rea-
son OF certain constitutional provisions rel
alive 10 the establishment of courts. In
the bill. county auditors are made regis
trars and are clothed with judicial powers.
section OF the bin distinctly defining and
comforting those powers. Appeal from the
decisions OF the registrar can be taken as
from any superior or justice court.
The IorTens system of regist ering land
titles IS entirely different from the method
OF recording land titles in vogue now. By
its operation the necessity for abstracts OF
title 10 property IS done away with The
owner OF piece Of land receives on pur-
chasing IL certificate. similar to an ordi-
nary stock certificate. from the registrar
II he wishes to sell he returns the certifi-
cate TO the registrar. and the new pur-
chaser receives a new certificate, the old
one being attached 70 It's stub Ia the record
kept in the registrars Office. The state
guarantees the title 10 the land registered
under the provisions OF the act
Four years ago Il Torrens bill was intro
duced in the senate by Charles Z. Clav-
pool. being known as senate bill No. 50
The matter was much discussed then. and
Inquiries as 20 the nature and workings
OF the act were made with the result that
there was a pretty general discussion OF
the proposition among the Newspapers Of
the state az the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
HIS DAY OF DOOM is FIXED.
Murderer Straub TO BE Hanged
March 26-First Execution
in san Juan.

MOUNT VERNON, Feb. 1S-Special-
fudge Houser returned from San Juan
county today, where he has been holding
a term OF court The judge fixed the date
OF the execution of Straub. the Blakeley
island murderer. for Friday. March Is.
Straub heard his doom pronounced with
great calmness, and seems TO have hopes
that something will yet turn up to save
his neck from the gallows.
Straub is under sentence OF death for
the killing OF Lauterman on Blakeley ISL
and about two years ago. The killing was
a most cold-blooded and brutal affair. and
public Indignation ran SO high at the time
that Straub narrowly escaped being
lynched. He was rescued in the nick OF
time by marines from revenue cutter
and conveyed in the cutters steam launch
to New Whatcom as a place OF safety.
StTaub had a fair trial, and was convicted
OF murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced TO be hanged. The case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court. where the
decision of the lower court was affirmed
Straub's execution will be the first in
the history of San Juan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
MACkINAw VERY TENDER.
Stranded Collier VIII he Put I'm Dry
Dock for Renair..

PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 1S.-Special--
The steamer Mackinaw, the coal collier
which stranded on Point Marrowstoue re-
Gently, and afterwards. while lying along
side Of the dock at low tide, settled down
on rock and stove hole IN her bottom
viii have 10 discharge the cargo OF $3.50
tons of coal and go 10 the dry dock for
permanent repairs. Capt. Littlefield has
telegrsphed to San Francisco for instruc-
tons as TO when and where to discharge
the cargo. tt is thought that another
steamer viii come up and take the cargo.
II seems 10 be the general opinion
though not authoritatlvely expressed. that
the steamer is what mariners term very
tender" and is not staunch enough to
carry such large cargoes OF coal from Pu-
get sound 70 San Francisco during winter
months.
The board Of surveyors yesterday, head
ed by Capt. Bryant. government inspector
OF hulls, assisted by a professional diver.
examined the Mackinaw. and found hole
five inches in diameter IN the bottom, with
q split five feet in length.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
Tacoma Bureau Of TIE Post-InteEigencer,


Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-InteEfgencer,
tI-S Pacific Avenns.
TACOMA. Feb E-Speclal-The CIVIC
Reform and Good Government Assocla-
ton VIII be the future designation or the
Populist vigilance committee u was for
raafiy organized under THAI name last
night with the following alleged object:
The object Of this association shall be
10 protect the interests o. al citizens
and taxpayers: 10 guard against en-
leges and interests by private or corpo-
rate companies or concerns or individuals;
TO encourage and foster al private or
pubic enterprises that are calculated 10
benefit the community as Whole; 10 see
that the burden of taxation rests sQat-
ABLY and proportionately upon al classes
OF property holders: 10 bring about and
and a corresponding reduction IN taxes
to encourage and defend public Officers
in the enforcement OF law and order and
civil service reform as approved by the
people: 10 expose and drive from power
or office those who fail 10 perform their
duties efficiently. faithfully and honestly;
30 condemn and crush out all attacks,
directly or indirectly. upon the good name,
prosperity and prestige OF our city
What the committee Will do remains 10
be seen. II has done nothing yet. except
ito start upon its investigation OF the pro-
posed amendments to the street railway
franchises; but, from the statement or
one OF the members made recently, the OBJ
ject seems 70 be 10 NEEDLE with every de-
partment OF the citv government The
league viii hold meetings every Monday
night at the city han.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
L. Life worth Living.

II there is an individual on earth VIVA
IS excusable for thus interrogating him.
self. II is the unhappy mortal who snf.
fers from malaria In some one Of It's dis.
bolical forms. This is no difficult conun.
drum, however. Life is worth living ky
any man or woman who enjoys rood
health and is not haNassed by reproach-
ful conscience. Thd malarial scourge
heavily laid on. is a terrible one far ths
poor sufferer 10 endure. A series on freet.
ings. screenings and sweats-the las,
leaving one as limp and as strengthlsss
as dish rag, are hard, indeed, recurring
as they do with fiendish regularity, Hos.
letters stomach Bitters ia the world
wide known preventive and curative al
this class of maiadies, either In the fora
OF ague and fever. bilious remittent. dumb
ague and ague cake. Used with persist.
ence. they viii. rely upon H. eradicate
disease from the system They also con.
quer rheumatism. kidney and bladder
complaints, nervousness, dyspepsia, kyes
complaint and constipation, and renes
failing strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
Everett News.

EVERETT, Feb. lS.-Special.--A Ian.
explosion destroyed the contents o. s..
room in the residence OF 2. X. Lewis sgs
considerable damage was done by wais,
The house was fully insured
Schooner Fidette has arrived "a ,~s
lumber at the Ben mill for san Francsss
The wharf collapsed under a weight I,
so0.0o0 feet OF lumber
MotOrman Eagle has brought suit aga,sx.
the Evertt Railway and Electric Can.
pany 10 recover $4,000 damages. sussaln.s
In the head-end collision on Everett ave.
nue. several months ago. when bis arm
was broken.
Eleven ears OF concentrates came DIVA
to the Everett smelter from Monte crs,a
this week, and thirteen cars last week
There is steady increase in the traye
headed for Silverton, and the camp pron.
ises TO be very lively this season. Mars
people are going there to engage in ous,.
ness. but the mines are the chief attrso
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
SENATE.

OLYMPIA. Feb. iS-Speciai. read
iug OF tho minutes I'm the senate was In
terrapted this morning by a message from
the house notifying the senate that Speak
er cline had signed house hlll Sc requiring
street railways 20 employ competent men
house bin as, providing for a state dis
pensary. aud house bill ~. regulating the
catching Of fsh IN tire state and abolish
inE pound nets. etc.
The vote hy witch senate bill is. In rela-
ti0n 60 prosecuting attorneys. vas tn
definitely postponed. was recons.dercd aaa
laid upon the table subject 20 call
Speaker Cline's dlspsusary law was read
far the fret time. and porr moved that
Il De referred 20 tue committee GA public
morals, az rs provisions involved Qaes-
ton % morals.
Pfumner said hat there was a question
o. eenstltut'onahty involved IN the PRO
visions ~ the hin. and moved as an
amendment that /. - referred 20 the }u-
dietary committee. A reference g tire
public morals might iavolve a DELAY. fer
the reason that Van patteo. she chairman.
was absent and might rot return fer A
week. Sts-A a delay would hc TOO long.
norr replied that Van Fatten would
probably be back tomorrov. ard Insisted
that feT thc Nveseni a. least. the bin 20
20 TIE committee en public morals. n 4
question e. law arose during TIE iirns q
was in ire hands - ths ppbltc morals
committee q coaia then D. referred 20 me
Judiciary committee.
rgummer's amendment vAs lsst. ans .he
I'll went - the committee on puSHc
morals
y II 80 by Hansen. Edwards ana nav.
81 requisite an3 license ere catching 81
Hsh whlra waH passed hv ere house YES
teT3sy. wss referred 30 Jhc fisheries cos,-
usattee
II 81 ~~ hH ASnes. suasect.ae ths frau
ehisTs ~ private corporations 70 sale ur-
Ser execution was reported by comm tee
favorable 20 trs Sf1att1n Repart adopted
= p Sc rvevifinr ror the errnt,yrs,.-t
~ coHvtrfs tn ere FLate panitonGary By
counties. provided fee cuaatfts pay thr
board ana expense - che sane. was "a