The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-04
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, ,lon HARLEM harlem, dlssr'st, . .' = -
the the, ' rHfasN Cd that a. way. i lssl'
ages. 's waived az.
president n .e'sa, Msklals. \.
symna,as,, hall the other s ! y
S s09n goes goes abroad to s ss0a.a "
''o'i 10 never become ~ .
Inc grand Jury NJ, \.
1 ths S good thing here, rss'
meme .ne METROPOLITAN road 4, s 'a
menace In Dead Ma. ua',1
N was a good thing, An lss,, nv
TEN, bitterly condsm,,Wp lles ~
s securing evidence BY I sas., u I'd
nand ways. But Roosevelt u
to hold of awhile, which W, sss I
Rialto habitues are b.s,,.,
IRON, from their hiding places !,
faces may again be seen d, -
on the sunny side 0, the .,,,., .
p pine, cold and appreAsn,,s. ' /.
only shine briefly ere the THEY'VE We. =
warmer weather. Not ~ ~, .ssf "
me !l colder the air vi ID ma !, y
me run within, where strs~. ., y
as as old .l!,l pals and the knocIous, ~ =
One million dollars for -,
anu concert hall is the lstes, \,
A firm of Milwaukee brewer !, !. y
scheme The property At NJ
broadway has been selected "a !,
100000, will probably soon i.
mammoth beer garden-ior ~,
is intended to be-will sur,s.. !.
II asnlhcance anything thIs a
country has seen. but the b,,,,
ture here the more certain i |.
cess.
Rumors OF fortunes spent ir a.
iey-Martin fancy dress bail ram,
cries of the good taste erh,h,,
youngest son Of Tom Scot, !,
baii given by his wife. YOUNG ~
the fortunes of many Of biz I'M
scant, so he appeared in ths MA
trousers and cap Of the FrspcA =
a contrast TO his brilliant Wit y
a royal robe of white satin ~,
with pearls and feslooned with M
One good result has ALREADY v
tanned by the conference betrec N
Roosevelt and the labor l.aj,n
long delay the case Of union l,Sr
city contractors has been ady,s,3
Will come 10 trial in a few DIV
charged that these contraction Ia
Rired to work their men louse, :
legal hours and below the uriv, ;
wages, also that they have raise. h
defense fund with which TO beat nl
1t is not uncommon for enplguI
ceive the idea that a certain sahs(
has been "hoodooed," but khu
usual for a corporation to take Al
Of such superstition, as wa dusI
Nassau Trolley company, 10 b
| Car No. 23S Is the hoodoo Of tAit1
has killed and injured more VA
blocked traffic oftener. than any W
other cars. Then employs tlilna|
the peculiar faculty Of sickenirs 4
| conductors and motormsn Or sa1l
bers OF their families. The Ola 1
hoodoo was permanently taxa u
streets In Difference to the la' 4
had in travelling on II.
A young musical student frun q
| who has rich relatives here. ny
with an invitation to the open =
evening. Her purse was alvin "
der, and even the thought thi .
| only invited because some mon
individual had refused did Dot aa
| Joy. There were four In The gia
party, but five seats. When ~
her wraps with the Others u u
seat. she demurred, saying sana
would surely miss such rlsn
as was coming, and the osnlea
come in at any moment ma N
| tives laughed, and said thes eoasA
ira seat every night Tor lals
every night of the season. Im IN
student in telling Of the lnc'a eSa
her hands fervently with a. y, =
do envy those heavy wraps l N
says these same rich relatives ~ | \
ing an extra seat for wrap
| some of these days.