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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
THE MOB SPIRIT.

Under the above caption the following
editorial appears In the Houston Times
colored peoples paper, edited by W.
l.. Jones. an Intelligent colored man and
one Of the representative men OF his race
The Houston Times has always held on,
against mob law and mobbers-has al
ways condemned the practice and policy
OF this class Of citizens. Recent cases
have proved that mob law is u senti-
ment--a spirit--of both North and South
OF whate and black. The most blood
curdiing oase OF outrage and counter
outrage In the annals OF Texas. perhaps,
was the case of 1893 at Paris. In this
case negro, six feet tall. Weighing over
40 pounds, aged forty-two outraged and
murdered a white baby girl OF years,
ana IN turn was burned ~ the stake.
Does the deed justify the end Suppos-
ing the little girl was negro. would the
tieed Justify the end? H. Is our inten-
ton to show that ii does, to show that
under any conditions the deed iustides
tho end. A brute must be handled as a
brute and not as lamb and that, tbs
the spirit OF man, rich or poor, white or
Diack, 10 revenge wrcng and that SO
long as there Is cause for 1t, there Will
ho lynchngs, Americans do not sym.
pathlze with Cuba because they believe
Cupa 10 DO right In Its struggle. 1t is
the promptings for revenge. The Amerl-
can hatred Is instiled in young America
en- account OF Spain's position during
tho uprising in this country. In other
words, we have 1t in for Spain. The
American white man does not assault
negro because he Is negro but be-
cause Tho has II In" for that particular
negro. negro does not circulate false
reports or set traps for a white man be-
cause he dislikes this particular man,
but because The has it In" for the white
race as ia proven by tho assault OF the
Faris negro on that Innocent child. Bob
lngersoll 10 authority for the statement
that amy man who VIII force himself on
a woman, is worse than brute" | as
sert that any man who Will forcibly have
criminal connection with woman Is an
untt animal to remain in this world, he
Is dangerous person, and should be
put out OF the way as quickly as pos
sible am not lynchcr, have never
witnessed lynchlng bee and have no
respect for that kind OF cattle, but be-
lieve In the survival of the flttest."
There Is net n man Ia America today who
would not protect his daughter, wife or
babe. There is not man In America who
would rot murder the dcspoller OF his
home. could be but lay hands on him
Human nature Is a curious thing, whle
II rebels at the misdeeds OF others. 1t
wotld commit the same crlmn, without
a blush OF shame, and nary a thought OF
law or the Judge OF Judges We rebel
al aud condemn the practices OF white men
nor lynchiug negroes and for what? Why
should we object TO another American
citizen cNorcising that right we ask for /?
WAY should We bewail the lcrlme of
our white brothers when we. too, are
guilty Of MS dastardly crimes? There Is
not riegro living who will not resent
an Insult offered his wife or daughter;
then why condemn tho man who resents
and revenges the outrage Of his babe?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
HOUSTON, MONDAY, SEPT. ~, 1927
GRADUAL TRIuMpHs OF SANITATION

most noticeable feature OF the yellow
fever epidemic east OF the Mississippi this
year is not only the fact that II has come
later than all the preceding epdemlcs. but
Is possibly the mlldest type OF this scourge
that has ever been known in the South.
Tho mortality In short Is but slightly in
excess or the death rate OF the dengue
foveE
The important reflection. however. from
this state OF affairs rs that the medical
authorities OF the South are seeing In this
fact, coupled with others OF occurrence
in the past ten or fifteen years. an indca-
ton OF the absolute decadonce OF the dis
ease IN the Southern States and basis
for the assertion that II Is gradually leav-
Ing us. The Savannah News, for example.
esks II it is the destiny Of yellow Jack"
10 become n comparatively harmless dis
ease? According to the reports. the NOR
tally rate OF Ocean Springs and New Or
leans has been very low. It win he re-
meinbered that during the epidemic at
Jacksonville few years ago the rate was
lower than had been the case In preceding
epidofnics In the South, and the death rate
at Brunswick some year or 80 later was
still lower than at Jacksonville.
quarter OF century ago tho yellow
foyer patient had the chances and prob
abilities counted against him in every
case. OF late years the advances in san-
tation and medical science. however, have
30 changed the calculations and mortality
tables that tho chances are now In favor
of the patient. and the dread disease has
fallen to the status OF other feycrs, With
all the horrors Of the old conditions re-
moved An intelligent Southern exchange
thinks that should sanarellis theory OF
tho fever BIO correct the once feared and
terribly fatal disease will BIO brought still
more under subleetlon, to the incalcuiable
benefit OF those sections liable to tho dis
ense.
There Is no question but as sewerage
ana clean streets and tho scientific dis.
posal OF garbage progress In tho Southern
cities. as they are, indeed. now prosress-
ing. the chances Of spread Of any kind
OF nm epidemic. and especially a Nth dis.
case Hike yollow FOYER, are growing an.
nuaaly iess and less The record OF the
FOYER Is steadily indicating q sound basis
Tor such hope and conclusions, and II Ia
not drawing upon the imagination to say
That with few years more ot sanitary
improvements the danger OF yellow Jack
TO Southern cities win be entirely removed
Ihorough sanitation and strict aud honest
auarantines are absolute safeguards In
these times against all the dreaded con-
tasious and infectious diseases that have
so Destroyed comfort and business in tho
past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
TExAs POLITICS.

Erenham Banner: Hen. Waller s. Bake,
Of Waco wishes Il distinctly undersi oor
that he Is not. and will not be candidate
for governor next year.
Clifton Record Hon. n. L. Henry. rep
roserltative Ia congress from she Seventh
district, hos announced for the uomina
tlon to succeed himself.
kosse Cyclone; Grandpa Reagan's poll,-
ical craft has ever had SIN oth sailing bu,
shes liable TO SET swamped In the race
for United states senator.
McGregor Observer Governor Culber-
son Is growing In favor daily with the pco
PIC OF Texas. and from the present out
look he VIII b. the next United States
senator from Texas
McGregor Observer; The papers in his
district are pretty geuorally agreed tina,
Hon. II W, Martin Ia the proper man for
their next State senrItor Tho district
could not make bettor choice.
Hilisboro Herald; Reagan, Mills. cui-
nerson These are the three candidates
Tor tho United Ststns senate. Ronran's
name sf,,ong the people Is a tower OF
strength, aud II IL We're submitted TO tbs
popular vote today his pole would knock
the 'porslmmon"
Ciehurno Chronicle; Not newsnaper
on tho Chronicles exchange list mud =,
FAR az the Chronicles Knowledge extends
not one In the State has ahnoun aed TINT
VIII support Roger O. Mills for re-
election TO tho United States senate Wen
M'i's has done enough straddling ana
eodging for the past few years 10 retire
70 cofsicana where he can strike oil.
WISE County MESSENGER. The yuberna-
svrisi conttiion stands RS follows In Texas.
me old same OF PUSSY wants corner
iuliy illustrates the condition as Il INV
stands With Jester Crane, wynuc ava
savers cceupying the four corners OF tho
rvoni, enere Is no place for Blake who
wants a corner"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
POINTS ABOUT rEorLr.


0eorGe Meredith has written long pncp
on the French revolution. which will prob.
soiy be published very soon in volum,
The death u recorded in England of
Samuel harraten. father. Of Beatrice Har.
raden. who wrote ships THAT Pass In The
Night" and "Hikis Stafford
The paronsn Burdstt- Coutts hss the
absolute disposal Of her properly. with ths
exception Of her share In the Couttss bank
Ing house. This large alice OF her fcrl,,ns
VIII ultimately pasa 20 her nephew, M.
The lamentations or Eastern Sditors
over tho rercrt that senator Mason has ! :,
on his curls are unwarruntsd. Tho senntXr
Fever has his hair cut In tho autumn ana
tho odiceseekers did not give him time
during tho summer.
Mrs. Avermore 4 Z believer IN co-ccsr.
attve housekeeping ana holds that ssyire
y Xrom II 70 IL per cent Ia purchsscs
eoela ~ made by combination N tvcn-
1y-GvA families. n the bllla 81 fare wSr.
ss1(osq By cos set a. cooks another lsrrs
ooyU1 toul1 roeulG
- knla Q. O. 4 ~ rcpssA ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

has been no taik i 4
but ! cay to you. ~ /. +.
FOR the great rnaie
which is one Of nm
that you have intsfs1ss
us think. And Il Nh \!
z very strong MAJ /
ment and to overco,. n w.
you for IT,
"of course / Do g :, J.
suase' but that ~
speech" continued n
applauded to the 60 w \
cheers for Sir Js,s.. III
Those stoIid Canadian
up as I have ever 80 4 u
neat Of a campaign.
concluded by grasplns
the crowd pressed tcss
for halt an hour Bryss
formal reception. 40.
hotel he was cheersd y
And SO. considefins 4
place and L, the circumsi,s
sidered that the most
2. mans power Over .,l
that way?" ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
HYMENEaI-

MArH1s-T TAYLOR oou y !
TENDER 24.--Married % q
2sd at the Methodist en ".
Taylor and Mr., Ira A.
Denton officiating.
CRuTcHER- MAMIE:
September 24.-willisn .drusd
ly a prominent yoM. RIal|
Kinney but late q P 'uss.st q
married on the 22d ~ MI
place to Miss Edna hsplc ssa
brother of Elder J.. - clrs3
ant pastor OF the Fl.m .S v
in Plano. who perio
service. ..,..sS61
September 2s.-wedoMss, 80 I
out announcing the n psrts \
Stands to Miss Oma ,srsSstGl
Methodist church on NM a
October 6. At hons ~ q \
Forney, Texas. Tnsss bsIslI
young people, Miss Pis ! M Il
ter OF II. A. Pierce M -
Mr.. s shands the son q
npv -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
NEcROLosEll

KEYES-Fort Worth m
26.-Mrs. Sarah Key0 DID
on Bear creek. Tarrant WullJ
at the advanced age Of y ~
came to Texas from lllkm
settled In this county, xaes
to the date of her deaA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tai
her 25.-Mlss Carrie WhNk
lady from New York who ~
several months, died q esn
day morning after Z lcnl un
abscess on the brain. ~
embalmed and expressed Y
by Thursday morninss usn
MIDDLEToN-RocidalA Is
tenn 26.-Mrs. B. s ~
stricken with paralysis ~ !
very suddenly. Deces1ed ~
able lady and for seysil
charge of the financial uel
American Legion Of hen@
She was a devout r1emp9
church and possessed ~ =
tues. She was buried todE
HooT-Westfield, Tex9
Mr.. George w. Hoot dn Z !
1885 a. m. today. ~ W
He served during the az
commands OF GeneffM ~
Joseph p. Johnston; ~! Il
of Chickamauga, Minie
Franklin. He was kept M
the Chicago prison, Nnsn
verely from the cola 49,
paralysis were the cau
Thus one by one the pssw
defend Southern homes -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

In few years the CONGRESSIONAL Rec
ord will contain such sentences rs these:
Tho speaker-The gentleman from Ha-
wall has the floor.
Tho Vice President-The gentleman
from Cuba must be In order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
Not coanned to Democrats.

when colcred office seeker or ofacs
holder, In the South or elsewhere, in
forms the president or any ono else that
the racial feeling in the South has been
largely overcome." he says what Is no,
only incapable Of proof. but what Is no,
warranted by tho facts. Tho feeling
against colured men holding office In The
south, particularly such offices as post.
mef'ter or collector. where they win come
closely Into contact with tbr whites 4
stronger than ever This feeling Is ~
NO means confined to democrats, and Ia a 1
strong ameng Northern people as amonr
southerners, The simple fact that thar,'
are no State officers OF the colored race
and hardly a coIporai's guard OF colo a.,
representatives In all the Southern state,
tells its own story. s"'su
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

AZ there are any moro health officer,
from surrounding towns who desire to In.
ves'isa'e the health ana sanitary oondi.
Tons Of Houston, they with DO welcomed
ana given every facility for thorough
ovcrhaii'ns OF the situation. 10 condemn
s'''s city without investigation and ON the
reports Of ignorant or malicious aiarunists
y ~ the nature Of a gross injustice or
outrage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

When congress assemblies the members
will conclude, In the language Of Pro-
fessor Cleveland. that the Cuban strug-
gle has degenerated into hopeless. use
less sacrifice OF life, with prospective ruin
for tho island" Spain Is evidently prepar-
ing for what will follow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
Finley Defends swrnrinren.
GalYr stnn Nc,us

Il do not like all this snippy criticism a,
DR. SwenrinEen," said Colone, Fir,or 4.
nis ohice at the custom house yesterday.
nave known DR.. Swearlngen for great
many years. knew him when he had 40
i'he practice in Austin as any phvsic,sr
III the State OF Texas Yet he left ,h,+
practice and volunteered his Service n -.
yellow fever epidemic in Mobile. and staved
'nere three or four months. He Is a noble
le'iow and great man--tlat's what he ,s
Dr. Luke Blackburn of Kentucky ala tha
same thing at the same time and when h.
returned to Kentucky the people thousbt
30 much OF him that they made him gor
ernor. 1t is not like going into battle in
sp'red by the beating Of drums, the music
VI oands and the flying Of banners. II
Ahes more nerve. more bravery. mora
o,a, courage 10 go deliberately and alone
oreds dying all about you every aay yn,
may hide behind tree and get eway fron,
,he puiiets but you can't hide from vel
'ow tever II you are In the vicinity.
nave been through four yellow fevsr
epdemies and have had It myself, A bro.h
er ana sister OF mine died from n
might rot be able to diagnose a easa =,
s s FEVER, but II DR.. Swearineep saws
,nst death resulted from yellow fevar
vs,l ne knows what he is talking about
~ y na,ever Dr. swearingen DOES he is doinc
lot the protection OF his constituents the
peopie OF Texas. He could sit Ia his Off,
az AUSTIN ana work his guarantee ~.
,shinery from there. but he Ia not ~,
, Sind Of a man. He goes out and worss
himself. He Is honest In his conyict,ons
sent'e as woman, and firm as rock ~,
- inspired by no motive cycspt IA taa ~
we iever out OF Texas ava give s~srp p
, psrson in this State the advantage or M
~ 10 which they are entitled NV |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Canada is anxious to divert European
Immigration from tho United States to
her own borders. She's welcome to the
illterates. Uncle Sam will continue to
accept the worthy and intelligent for
pIpfupr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
THE FIRE Rigul|
Cotton Gin nurssl

Gainesville, Texas, Sept. ~
belonging to John Lucls. 4 Z
teen miles Southwest ottnn I
destroyed by fro At M
With 1t was consumed ahod n
teen bales of cotton I'd m
cotton seed. The loaD WI
felt around Rosston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

A Kansas CITY politician went crazy a
religious revival. which bears out the
assertion that church and State will moi
work IN harmony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Thore Is no occasion for n man to make
fool OF himself when no can get a
woman TO assume the responsibility of
making a fool OF him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

"a new miorobe is about to DO thrus,
upon the people. A Toronto man Is sale
to be laughing himself TO death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

While General Miles IS in ireland study
ing the lighting proclivities OF tho celt he
should get bpoomstlck ana visit a fair
at Donnybrook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
Moro chan 1000 Children ara ~, .,,,,..

Moro than 10000 ehildrvn are san o,,~a
cd out OF the public schools Of New va.
sor wAnf OF Recommendations. AZ this
condition has existed for some years past
y lot surprising that New York should
exnsplt 40 hanit,rally It's ignorance OF other
portions OF this great country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

a 81. Joe (Mo) man recently had his
brains knocked out and still lives. What
AN excellent health officer he'd make.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Fellows who 10 to the Klondikc and get
showed under at Chilcoot Pass feel some
what like many who voted for Mckinley
last November.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

when Andree finds the North Pole and
DR.. Cook makes connection with the
South end. they can doubtless use II az q
speaking tube through which to narrate
their experiences.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

When DR., Frederick Cook discovers thu
South Pole he rs liable to find the British
flag stuck In the end of the pole.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Now that tho bug hunters have discov-
cred that deadly microbes are transmitted
through kissing. the hired girl will not be
such an offensive character In tho house,
hold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Denton, Texas, Sept 3k-1k l
Jim Turner, in the we1tgp q
was burned this mognhe
Insured for $500 10 ths M
writer's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Inc building up a navy IN this country
without sufficient dry dA,cks and repaIr
yards smaeks something OF purrhasins
the coach dog for ornamental pur,osas
before getting the coach.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Wonder what the Weary Wlllies think
OF being quarantined or their regula,
winter pastures IN the South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

me Boston Globe says that knit goods
aie going 70 be hlghr than formerly n
consequence OF tho tariff. but that sock.
VIII stil stop below the knee. This Il
stun-the chief popular interest = ID
stockings. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

Tho Boston HerAid protests against Tia
attenipt to start . yesow fever scare ia
that city. Tho epidemic liar appears to be
- persistent and promiscu5us ~ tnt
t,suAi campaign ljsr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

The San Antonio Light says. 'Tt is moi
the yellow fever OF this fall but the left.
over germs Of 1t that are most danger.
GUS" Now. II every city in Texas will
adopt up-to-date sanitary regulations and
enforce them to the letter no germ on
earth can ever get foothold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

II tho Bank Of England doesn.t ouit
faians about moro silver. IL managers
whl be SGT down - = not OF conspirinr
anarchists and rcpudaakionists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

They Get TAese, Too.
Fannin County Fsvorite.
Insrs aFs lots q GsorElans IN rexas
- ~ ~ sevd ~ ~ sAits y reach |.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
HURTING sVss;
Quarantine Has oiv.. !.
Small seSSs J. !

ne Has div u
AZ Small setkss1
hockdale. Texas. &c.
yellow fever scare and &
lions established Al M '
Grating in a manner di.1,',
interests here. All possIlI.
a sanitary nature and vI.s,
arrivals Of people ars g.
the people of RockdaIa q
stricken or alarmed. end 3
to be unless the fevF sIsI
closer quarters than Il -
a compress point to RociGl
the quarantine establlshsa /,
road will accept no cottos 8
Notwithstanding shortsfs y
and low prices business g
here with every prospect Y n
charging all OF It's in6el h
promptly. But conditio11 ~
double the task and farm, "
Ing back what little cotton ~
weather is clear and pIss,,i
health of the town Is ssceIr1i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
Usual Result Of Isy,,,.

Flatonia. Texas, Sepseuls
was received here lais M
there were two cases 4 VII
Houston. Health OffIcR D.. Il
wiler at once communicate u
Elroy of Houston and va asu1
report was false. DR.. Tutxua 4
the postmaster not 10 banas
from infected points unk. {
properly fumigated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

The European 4aael n certainly On ~,
psiqt az falling into disuse- two men nav,
hse4 w2uFsisd = ~ ~ Two encounters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

tends 70 ask At least VIVA. tho fuss" Is
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AS Mr.. Bryan concluded, there wa,
ooihinotion In one part Of the hall and Sir
'ames urant, one OF the foremost men n,
tne dominion. was seen striding toward tbs
s'ase. He stepped upon it and began aa-
aiessing Bryan. Immediately the applause
suosided and everybody listened NJ
nlyan, ne began, we Canadians watchsi
S S presidential campaign last year viii
=, uoep interest. At this distance II seemea = =
YOU mad absolutely no chance ae.inst
sour distinguished opponent. and whsn ~ =
~, ,ss.ns showed that you, despite Inc sact
inany OF the men who had been ale
saisned members OF your marty h.a
gone ever TO the enemy, had pojisd 40 naa
een, OF the votes Of 70. O0o, 900 az nean,s ps a
,ma ~ ourselves, here Is certainly n great
nrsa ana now that We have heard yo,,
sar uns your cause. We see that Won arc
more more great man than ever we hsd
mere the audience went wild Win
cneers for Sir James and for M prv.r
: want to tell you.' continued Sir J.,ns.
mat you are in the midst Of people M,
oniy loyal to the mother country. hi, ,ov'.
ing subjects Of the queen. w. ,nv. ~.
n ns1 Hntish empire OF which va srs
p ar.' naturally we have allowed the .ssts
en q england to act for ~ IN , ss"sss
.soes tegislation, and Il nae 4. .nss -
nS tnet NJ have mot heen 80 Tr. -
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oooeaiptson By Maii-paiiy ana SUNDAY f0sn cse
lQar. $500; six months oA.oV; tnfss moatns
o0.v0; one month. e1.p0.
Zeo6ay Post, one year tl.60 -. -
UountWeeklY tAoak (Mondsys ana 1our9oayO ~
yeas, el.00, Elk months. soc; thru nensss, Zoo