The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
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u sahen a bath 10 e;rs, f'< u
he has de ?. a.Ie ;,i !, !. . !. "
riculum. non Tie :sp.,.
Fire and water p,,w,
sign prominently di.al.ys, s !,
commended to D.. - p.,s. n. -,
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ms argument With So, .ae q lie Y
Isserend gentleman Ion Pin
n nSi,s. while the ''Essr ~ p &scsas
sns weapon than ii, o 1 -
o"u innueuQO. AAlorl =.
PRESIDENT Morr,, X a..
m ,uaa Museum .s Of Natural His :
made the interesting ESQ,
a. an exp expedition viii shortly : r,
10 visit every part o, N. = ~
an an an'sroPolcgical r..e,,.. =
.,on VIII first risi. The 49,. = ne q
=. america- Thence ,hs atsr
s slavei across Berins sss - ertn
indian '1 o,! siberian and chiae,s- ~ -
nam IL oeean and to EGYPT Pros.se
Is ~ De In charge of u, s,s,s..
The Hinton baseball pl,eh., !.
is attracting srea, deal >. -.
PROBABLY only on accoun. q :.
ties II the gun were loaded h.. =
~ might pitch a ball tia. ,,.,,
through the batter. This rr,,s .n = 4
treasures OF the NatlonsI "ass d
s epG exc. excitement CT a Spanish 81 ~
.ru serve the additional purT.s. ~ y
.ng rid Of a 10. o. plar.r, Z
aware OF the fact that bs.sa.,, ~ rss|
any olher game. can lon1e, 49, !. Y
OF back numbers. 't1
Somewhere of Barner,, ,x
huiks are threatening nsrir,,,o,
where anxious owners ar. vosasrs, \
their ships do not come ho,,. 80
the Maritime exchange ,pd,c,,. ~. (,
vessels eollided there. proa.h,, 49, !
neaNy logs Of the past two ~ 49,
AS yet no survivors have .sppss :, ~. !. :
why these two monsters foutds.ss Y
!. khown what ships they sre r.. y 1
lying In a dangerous plso. 49, ~. ~ 2
ateV there is no method a v,,.a &
incoming ships. u
The street begrar problem ~. :. .
ly so hard to cope with Is som. ,,.,,.-'
tender hearted people though, 49,, !,
crusade began. Within the s,. -,
about 200 have been arrested ,,s n !
twenty-five Of them were comui,.,s !, .
situations. AS result, thu .,r.x,, /.
comparatively free Of persistent "a !,
sulting beggars. A few Of ,sen n.r .
be met with on some aide stree, ~ |.
from policeman's beat. II sucees.,s
touching" you they sneak AVN a,,.,
ward. with scarce a "thanks," but h !,
lows. >-@ =
The man fortunate enough 10 N
bicycle here and. counting in the vus
there are about half a million ia ,hs 4,
roundings and city. is greatly troubled .,
the deprcdations Of the bicycle u.
Wheels are stolen frequently and hole
and the great trouble lies In identtiyt
them after detectives have located |
thieves. Here is a tip a. to how you .
always know your own wheel, no mat,
what color 1t has been painted after Be.
stolen. II is an old device, but 4 good o.
On the inner side Of the backbone or a
Of the tubes, scrape away The paint III
carve your name or initials and paint,
rather have enamel put over II. You al
know the location OF the hsme, and 4
can always reclaim your wheel.
Merchants and property holders along
Bowery are out in petition to the b,
If aldermen that is promised public ID
ng, and that petition will certainly b
he most public hearing Of any ever y
,ned to in this city. In short. The pru
s to have the name Of the Bowery chang
The argument is made that the name
anne OF that district has Travelled al .
he world. until the pickanninies %
coast OF Africa can sing;
oh, the Bowery! the Bowery!
they do such things, and they ~ .
things
On the Bowery. the Bowery,
II never go there any more.
This. the merchants and properly osc
ay, hurts business. The Bowery, y
lain, is not half so bad ~ II 10 pam
therefore,. they ask that the rose b ~
y some other name.