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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
RECENT INVENTIONS.

A c7rrsut motor. for use in running
streams, consists OF tyo fisnced cylinders
plyoted end 10 end in . floating frame. with
eogwhsel mounted on : shaft and r1esh-
irs into cfrcrlar-tooshed gears on the inner
ends II tie cylinders The fia1gss are
mounted IN opposite directions. SO as to act
on both sides Of the togwhaei
\ Massachusetts man has patented an
N-rSy natbins for examining Jewels ron
sisttng az means for producing the rays.
surPor- 70 the jewel Opaque 10 IiEhr. but
transparent to the Roentyea RAYS. screen
fof converting the rays irto light after Tie
Passage through the jewel a mtrrcr for re-
flectinss the rayS and pieces for exam
ming the retieeted image
Filter beta r4n De Stesued without the
necessity of shutting of the water supply.
by Z patented apparatus which has parrp
lar Continuously lifting successive portiors
81 the filter bed screen Ter sanarztine
tbs water and impurities from toe fiItsring
material. conduit 10 carry off the former
and another coRdSit TO deliver the latter
70 the bed again
Ccr1rressst air Is used IN place OF the
old-fashioued well sweep to raise water
from we'll. the bucket being hug 90 enc
sid OF Z ripe with 4 hollow air CHAMBER
and q number Of weights al the opTosjts
cad. The air is pumped into the reservoir
10 raise the weights and lower he bucket.
which is raised by exhaustins the air ana
allowing ths weights ,e :all to the bottom
Of the well.
Texan has invented a machine to rssus-
estate drowning persons. which has = sap
rcrttrg table with an opening az ons end 10
receive the Eaouih and moss Of the patient.
krsading devices to engage the sides aad
BACK Of The bod. AID xiasls operating
mechanism TO alternately draw them IN
TIE supporting table oeing raised and low
sree AZ the foot while ths operation is GO
ing on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

lsz- i1-aa ~ cndvaksy. he Resolved TO Tres
her Aftervard refIssrt-g PERHAPS trst
she was not 70 blame for lacking afsc1i0n
FOG him. and that rhas cc1shti61 * hsr
hear- Dsed not mean trccusSancy. re Sc
quilted her Ct any wrorg-
Lnue after their serlarztioz each r11rTiet
axz1a he TO Miss Margaret VI. Lea &
Alabama zhe became the vl1e ~ DE- Ei-
n.cre Douglas sf GalIstta- Both died -itE-
Ia few years Of eaeh oster, eavtt@t ny
huutrsds Of miles since TIE ~ve1tful n6g
Of separation: he TIL death winning tarsurs
FROM, the public. abe beafizg n4zzzelss<
life "a an ooscurs spnsre-
VIII L. Hale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

RI
ssazM n . snSornm q per5uT and
esnnor thbef- Hence tie czss sas ais
naizsed au1 the hpror u rayaIr7 anf no.
siIsty vas iaalciosnsy paintst whfss a.
snnv-
oas would tAink thax IN these ard kim
S-s1 srsndAis. vharsver -Ay Be IN thar-
COR EnsziaH newspapers vuuHs fra saSagh
reconsideration to ssflafy tAsfr saiac.1ra
cravings wftAsar sueilau< arsgna To-
Ar,ar1eaa pc1Itics tsr noraethbu~ e the
urcsear 70 fsed rrcr- But no. they are
constantly as1iins ssr sorae exease %
vent their as1n.als against This country ami
tn i-rsrssts and always manage to als-
cnssr zaote IN thslr nsEsascv's s7s. wAils
ley caa act ses a saxlog IN their s~n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Henri Rorhesorte refuses to make peace
With zola- though the great novelist has
oppressed desire for a rscorcfIlatton-
" CaSfuir- Perier. # Il SAID. has had
enough a. retirement. He Is preparing 10
coatest again his old seat for the dtyfs iar
81 Noxszt- sur Seine. which became va
eaet o. his election to the press 7eney Of
the French rspchlfc.
Chess players often die Of brain disease.
and ths latest example Is Berthold Eng
iisch the Austrian champion. who was IA
NOUS for his proficiency. Since 1873, when
be first became widely Known he has en-
gsgsd In frequent contests with masters in
the art
The late justin Wineor, librarian Of Ffar-
var9. University. was the first to demon
ssrane that the position required thor
cnghly cultivated and we'll educated man.
aud made it a condition u his aecep.ancs
that his rank should be as high as that OF
the professors
Nc penman. either American or .arsisn.
conld nzye been wcrSe than Horace Gree
ley. ''Goodnass.- = said 4 zew eor-oossftor
20 whom take Of the sdtrar's cezv had
been banded IF Belshazszr rad sssa this
TrIttng cu the wall h- E5aIs zzTs been
worse terrified than Ire was.
Fer his lew book entitled "FufI1-f-E
the Equator" IL is said that Marx Twain
vilt recetFs sto.ads. the waols Of which be
<1u rurl OVER 20 bis creditors, to whom be
owes about 500 geo more Re has been in
vtted ~ an EasiIsh publishing house to
write his autobiography, and is said 10 be
considering ths offer
Herr Large the cverSeer OF the estates
and factories OF Prince Bismarck. who is
known TO all visitors who have enjoyed
the e1-eEa1cefior's hospitality in the say
any forest retreat. is about to resign bis
place on account OF old age The prince
Is extremely soaa OF Herr LANCE. and re-
srets deeply his coming retirement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
SOME PosTscRIrTs-

Btaekflsh have 10. heen seen IN Nzssz-
ehEinerrs bay for thIrtesn years.
A Frx1chrzzn estimates stsat there are IN
tie Eorid about 10 sos Ebraries.
Stree 1897 Great Britain has goaa TO war
forty-one rsrnes- Many Of the vars Of
coarse, were little more thaa military pa
rzdes
Over 4aa asH passengers havs been ear
rSet Cd the thfr5-rzn electric cars il Con
neetscut since the ffnc was opened five
zaorfhs ago
Fn3tccks are being manufactured with an
auxiliary chamber which carries An ex-
pIcstve to. be fired By a hammer Inside the
icek and give an slarrn when The lock il
taunpersd with
The CcckeraM Steel works OF Serzir Z.
Be lztErn. the largest works In the country.
have .setarea a dividend OF 30 ger eent.
ard viii Increase the capftal trora 81 .s59. coo
to 81 600 Gee.
Russian papers eo-riain that the Slhe-
rtan railway. instead Of cfvilizi1z ths re-
zions through which il pssses is teaching
the natives the art Of rpa5tug trains. which
Is greatly in vogue
Statistics bearing on 800 go faborsrs
and railway ard raarfue employees IN Eng
raised East year. ssg rs had their lowered
and this rerrainrfer earned about Al much e
Before.
A Thorough renowztloa OF the large organ
o. ST. FaEIs cathedral in London % takfax
place, znaone ot5@r additions bang eeIss-
tfal organ ia one Of the alcaves Of the
dome, the connection with the large IT,
strur5eut being made by electricity
The "mats in Germany scare in Eng
iEz5 IL denounced ty some NJ the London
papers, On the ground thai while Germany
sent q. 100 aao pounds worth Of zocds to
FL gland last year. England sent nearly ss
raiac1-s4-. 100000 pouHds-so Germany.
Perhaps she VAST frtghgens5-thac
Slf5Escrd. Maine. mother who. IN going
to see what had tecorss o. her - months
att soy whnrz sce had missed for a. mir
Ets o. t-9 found him trying 70 shave him
SET With his father's razor. As he lad
''seeE "a la
A schooner faa5sI with powder ran
ashore IN L15ee Nar-oEs. Maine one day
this weak and The ehock upset the stove
and set her ca fire The crew lost 10 time
In <stttng ost, het the rising tide luckily
put cat the flames hef9re they reached the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
VOW LET HuMANIrY Blush,

On, thos healer Of sarthIy wouna., swsst
Charity, 80 hang thy head In saa.aes Thou
refHss AID hosre o, the good meek Religion
sass sacred tears Of sorrow for the cruel
sleriiess that has been doues Thou
ycr-inapIree brotherhood that makes az
all skin, gentle HanAnit5. 90 blush for
the hearsIcss crime that has been commit
e. 10 thy sansi
ENGLAND SAINTS bullets rather than hrsss
for tae famine-striesen sufferers o. IadiA
England the pretended ehxmp8oa Of car!s
ttsnity and The hoaated sxsmplar Of ctviii-
tattoo. refuses 20 admit "a American ship
laden vita food for hes OWE starving sub
ieets 70 enter the port OF Calcutta without
flFA' p4sias DUTY Tor the privilege Of sus-
scring AID saying the dying poori
II Eiii BE- remembered that Last summer
TIE whaisbzek steamer. City Of Everett.
captain Lsvsrne eomnandiug3. called
fscm San Fraaeiseo for Calcutta with q
cargo OF provisions 1orated By the berevo-
ishee Of American eitlreas sor the relief
% The aanser-strtcksn and dyiag in In
Ola Was she welcomed as 4 messenger Of
neryf Was she received At her ce.sina-
t'on with that Joy sad gratitude whieh tho
angel q delivvranc< ought to inspsrss Lei
~ dispatches In yesterdays Pat furnish
The answer:
/ puiutn. Asnn-. NoverrsSev a-c,ntngr
xlsxaDnss AoLnngaA, Esatrd r,aanales 81
rs A:nsfsS1n stssl BARGE company. Is n
ane9 - Calcutta. Ssptersh&r ii 10 4
E1k.Em LAxsrne 1ssrEes that Essxlssr *.
ne.sM - E1icutta rertlsea the frnsyss
e41p4e3 Wtthoot enthals.4ex1 the nsts,s
e41e 13tnfd The Cssy cf Eytress Wien ~
{SXYtRS<uSa C13ou<tA and tod the rxDtain
- Hena Aage aane Aeetsx q ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
ABOUT TAMMANY.

NO one m Texas was ~Trp-fAed az the
,.,.tsv a,xs,rr,rr,s az Tsrsrnany By TIE Cal.
vy..,nn Nerve the rsornan9 after the recent
els..f or
Tna, parrsr ts A sparvrprnp.
rr e-osltrs {, Is everything. ard rsthin-
on course Ii has readers urb5 admire tts
es,srs. m rhss ressr.ss-s ard Tna Post
krovg ua.n IN r4xas uns ace .rlrnts~s.st.e
adalrers "a Merk ranna-~Ao endorse
the ueetrr,gs az TINS gigantic eorr,rptaau-
~ -, 49, v..fg ~. ....s- -. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AMoTAEA ENqI.TsH scAxpst..


"nsie tne EAziAa psc1a. With s2isen
80 lhssetsye asHseaf aSsart9naese, Coo
'aness Y inisfepfs'fff TAG izssitHsioEa ard
ins paoiss aasa q ne tnIfea ssatss, and
s'Asss sae oi-T NIP irSpate2ey ard IRE
othsf Ss'h eo'rsssi's. y Esssas With gFefit
ssspss .iss4e q u SCARE 'ins ia eorssct-
- sss 42A"Fs @n1ea srSg egt a. AoEsy
800 : wy 'Fu'a' tAe rsesaasts Eevsr
49, = aAse troghass q iaetf own
ssAssa@y alsrltchfs arisFIs WITH the
~ i. 1s'i@iA fn.s ne RTiaes q Wales as
80 Aa.o ssns sad foas h'-slsis sizse
- taar q t-ssS99 asa thar sns o.
% sANi'la' tae EAii o. saGelF. has De-
.1aas- As@ Aiits, vii4~. ela o. che
y gs'taAss Of ssss see on Thsrztay
zee sSsss alleged 'sslsa hsEec.s;s w.rs
~ sslofs sAs esiisF raagAesrats o, Loa.ea
- saafss q ifAus pfrtssset by tae aa-
hxaee e me Aiien snss. to, a. Kings
Ao ~ ~ Nssass ts tasafe rulsr Of
.ssai h'.'sis ard hss tsaas.sa ssseas.I =
sas IS fFte
~ 'afsa n the esse. hrseny sassd.
AaA a-iaia issn4s szsi tbs Pr.ncs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
HIS HIDDEN GRIEF.

He WAS restless and uneasy. oft as II In
pain wouls start
As her fair young head was rlllowed on
his breast
AND "a sympathy she asked him II 10 hs-
bed not impart
"hat i vas thai seemed TO cause him
such unrest
But he told her not 70 worry. twas N
trifling thing. torsooth.
Just little grief In which she could not
share
And she never once suspected the dlstress-
ing. awful truth
derwe1ri
-Denxsr pa.f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

These prrra@aIs began coming BY natl
aIrest al Eeeu a. Laetzsrt was arrested
Tbey came from many States. some in po-
cry and o1ae-x in pro@e, many u them ~
foreign farxpsgea. but most Of them. Of
eorgrse. In English The most amsainy a
all these epissIes came from Msm9ais
woman who proposed sehsp1e TO rescas
the sarsaze maker on a certain day OF tss
late trial RI he favored the ajau her IN
styNetinns were TO WEAR white nowsr 90
his right lapel. tIe was 10 renain par-
Testify sHrdne whatever kappsns1 aa4 70
make no rsslstante NJ cry oDr. Eta mr.
known rescger wss to hyppotiEs the egUrt
Jury. baIliFs and speetatora and convey
Luetsert through The crowd ard rot .gss
the free air liberty AMI M. Lustgert
admits that ne got the whgts fsgUsr and
Wure IL an be was told and although he
waited. saparsiyT his Promised 5eiivere-
never came. whlie this particular isstef
might have been gatten up as ioks, there
can be no doubt that many os those row
ia ha pcaseseien ars genuine and they Az
20 10 show. 81 already set forth. ths
strange rarbld impulse macy worsa hava
to syrnpttEfEs with erim1sAis even taass
who are sanght red handed IN rAetr gsilt,
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CURRENT FUS.


CrftGessra-Mr jason foesora he .al6
MASTERY i--l'H bet thaI ,hsrs was A purity
tar picture ~hea II was nes.--IRatan apolis
Journal.
Se1tentinns E'risoasr-f"rprn a Parts
papes We take the foIlowing ecnyersarior /.
4 police eoest
era hat yc9 have bsen rh-+y-seven times
prsyio1Sly convicted.
Eae Pftscaer--t seEten tiousiyI Man Ia
aot perfeet.-Ic1acn Globe
4 Pateraal MISUNDERSTANDING -'.I came
20 ask FOR your 9asghts- IA marriage, sir. r
said the Young nan.
Have you any nioaey az your oyr7s
askee the careful parerr
On, yeu n1isua1ers1and me. sir, I DO
nos want 70 bay her1T-Y oaiers Statesman
Railroad Itsu---casual caIIer-How Is
nr2iaessf
Raiireaa Manaser-Fretsy fair; but MS
not patching 10 what II wsslla be II all
the reo2ls who iRfsndei TO take trafrs thAt
met with accidents. bot were warred by
some presentirent, were really to buy tick
etS--eincinnaii Enquirer
Taking His Measurs--.swhc Is that
youHg man. acquired the hostess.
w neA KNOW iuUca about him yet."
replied her daughter -He has either MIA
giet IN circles far more exclusive thar our.
e else he u Wholly unused TO the manners
Of good society"
How DO you reach thar opiriour"
tie has an absurd way Of shaking hansis
thar Rene Of Us ever saw before"-wash-
ington Star.
The BabJ.s Fsat----Ner Nrrse-oh. Mrs.
BARTER. the baby the baby!
Nothsr--what Is itf-quick,--Is Re M
New Nurse No-satsrs--no---tt,t-
he-hs's cut q red hair,--Harpsr's b.
xar
Explainec.--''why 60 women always grab
up every little baby they see ana kiss It's
Because little babies, roo know. arr
hetpiess '-Cleveiand Leader
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

er-uxhs = cargo ~ raysf Hr.re rpns with
which 10 XII IN ai1e Ens3tar Dspul1ripn- Ia
steal II 1ocss TsxsrAtn Laverre sayv ths
cry Of Evsrsnr Mas tr-ates: sl,sra.sfr.l1y =
N mt seenreS srlr q plaee- in view 81 ths
rrp<er-p 81 the veseei a. a represSrta-
tive Gf The xsrervsipE &c the AMERICAN
reoDse The srNrials errHrg. after rzn-
1frs.iaIs al sdnzarore had exeanpted Sns
stfr srrsu xnxne Itr1r d1es, prgr1ptfy ea-
s1rrsd rherr. The cBairn was mace that
fre rovsrror at Stnxapssrs Fad DO s1ef1c~-
ny 60 eSsrzrr the sh.ip from p4ytax sry
sse Eefsre f-aviaw caleuttA the E-Ei. ST.
ecariaa frEaste1 or ri1A payment cS dues
Ssr the shAD's sSorea.
Charity RES zisn ar. hzusraty tranried
urpu ia single hrsars- Tie ~sy1ge cruelty
that vsasd prefer baileks rather than bres-s
FIR Gods saarying roor ro@fs stEf exrressian
enly CT the Iios ot pa.upersd otfieialisr7-
TIE .rfx-t1orief bartarfsrn thai cculd first
create famine. an1 taen ssay the hand that
wculs reacue the heIples victims FROM
DEATH, rs a hBoe ard q erfrne Hpon the ags
and shnula be execrated from end 70 sne
Of the world Little rn-Hsr thar rsrs Of
shoesands n Duran tsfnes kkcck perish
ssr want Of food In faita. waez the Brit
ten government. ~ It's brutal .natH=rSnce
to rhefr sad tsta aud It's eoxardlF reo1k@
10 American zsnereatfy. puts tax gpcS
the charity that aslgkt awe ther1 from tne
grave. II ia hard 70 flrd a parallel fer
such raerciJeas cruelty az TITS, and PRESS
ans pulpit throughout the Ind should sx-
ecrtate It for isn irhunaaitg-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
HorsTos-s COMING CARNIVAL

Basfrop Peoples Paper; Houstoaiaas
gsoerAlty are raaniEewting Lively interest
Ia the Proposed Fruit. Flower aud veee-
'aale Festival TO be hsI1 IL that city
FROM December & TO L.
Whitewrizht Plow snS Hammer. oa
pesember Houston Will hold nEtwfnter
Frpt. Fsower and Vegetable Festival Vhses
PROMISES % be a great success South
Texas is a great country Tor the vegetable
klrgdora-
Voice OK Ksmp- Now 1t Is Hoaseoz's
turn; aaa that city will bold a agwsr aud
vegetable show Ia December. whien viii
open ths syes Of mary 10 Ehs possibilities
Of our owa STATE
Eanss News: Tue South Texas Poultry
and Pet Stock association hal3s torrh N
Hoostaa o. December /. :. aras 4. iast
before the Fruit, Flower ard Vegetables
sEow, which comes Of December s. I. 8.
and To-
Bolton Rercrter: A Fruit, Flower ard
Vegetable Festival will be held Ia Fsoaxto-
December 8 TO II and promises to De
AASiAtlalceAS SLOW ne main oDiscF O,
this enterprise Is to let the world know
what Texas can DO IN this lize ID MD
winter.
CorSlcana Democrat: ftcastou. the
commercial ceater Of Southwestern Texas.
proposes to have fruit and flower carnival
beginning December and coarinutn= five
dayA The Houston Post 5 spartas 70
space in advertising the carnival, and OF
roGFss helping boom Texas.
La Porte Chronicle; It staass La Porte
II hand to make credItahle display at
The Fruit, Flower ard Vegetable Festival
In Houston early next month. Each one
try ana rnAhs souae suggestion thas vii
help make the La Porte sxhgh4t attrEe-
tive, pretty and corysacing- Ponder cvsr
thAs subject and when public meeting
u called 20 determine what shall be toze,
bshng oEs yeur saggeatto1s. Fran ruany
pAaIs may be evolves. one that viii prove
Of great benset 10 as all. ana your sug-
gestson may be the happy one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
MORBID FEMrvTwE N.sss

The n.crciG interest a certain eizss Of
fensaies take II criminals haz always been
D'azztc to TIE thinking nlsyn5su Of every
i1eetItgxnr cs<nnsnniry. 1t SEEMS "a thrngh
this strange enuesrn receives frssh t-zDe-
tTs Ia rrprsrttor to The masniraze % the
crime sslfpr1r 10 charged With
This arnraalr@ STATE II frinss was reTsr
letter slIrsfratse tha- IN the case ee Lnst-
CERT. she alleged Chicago wife n1crt.s rer.
The manner In which It Is charged Ee killed
lila wtfs gave hhn world wias notsr@ry.
and the E1lcfe eserfys behind it lent ar a6-
aitiouzi gtansour to tbs hurry rrisorsr.
From TIE first he has been the effect Of
extraordinary crrsssirT ca rae part az 40
meg. and re following table. which tas
isast eoms TO lxht. will give sorne IDEA II
TIE eraert to wAsch this earfssgty Ia
49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Mira Mary Pf,ts has tlst diss az Br7anr
Tsyax, sif IRE r1P@ old ase ct 10 years.
There are rxsrg cases Of lcrgsv-fy n this
EeaIthfui stare than III any either part OF
the roantry. II yea want 70 I'VE hong AID
sntoy lie aorse 20 Teza@-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

THE Ettse csty Of fiaAstSTslls OWES ana
upetate4 a System % waterworks and
an eEec:rss hlght r4arrs- and both errer-
prfzes arn z1aE1ag rloneT for the p-~opEA.
II sucs-rssrul ara rEotSfztIe there. WHY not
eisewhereS
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Housson set. the =.

Navasota Examiner
Houston's commercial club
strating what IN Organization 2
in gcoa hands can do fer ~
Houston Is doing for hsrssN 3
and every small city In TexA
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Grsenville Herald.
The Houston Post inforn
-eaners milk Is very palstanl
csuce OF II is the circus folk ~
On the czmels- n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

No h'ouiers for woman toarrAaisrs.-
declares Mas~ rhtxton a View York. wAo
hAs been = newspaper reporter fsur years.
- prohAhsy' soes upon ths fhsoxx tAat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

The Cnar~s4 are again besscu.tne sros1tls-
so-as III san Frane4sro. and ere EoEs the
vosee Of Dsr1nkk Kearnsy VIII once more
TO beard IN ctse Lard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Two woxBsn frs EoEgstor -tairz 10 De The
u1sFter OF the tzye child THIS wUN-l. be
z ESod case for King Sosor-oz 20 1ecias-
wsrE be altvs and On the Harris county
E-rrts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Governor FgzlSree OF Michigan has Agar.
tHruAg f7izaSeif hose. This time be tackles
tie cAprches AMI says they sn1k AZ LIE
acts OF the wealthy iaw breakers, bit
''9ant on the poor a1an' for strra.har sea7rt-
e5r ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Qreen vscsor.A- si-hogsgh pct.soned by
in,ess perxHxs IN tAat regard. refused 10
interest hersaf ia the parlan OF Mrs
Mzybrsck. bun Il n nov Reported that cha
rrvwn of1csAs ars weakening "a their op-
pos.sion and ttat the unfortrr.kie woman
viii soon be released
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

th4 woman 5nrrrmlrx panrs only for an
horest SALARY ard modest fame
me Crer~s4 are again b4soustns sroutis-
sorzs in san Frane4sco. and ere HoEs the
vosce Of Dsr7nkk Kearnsy via once more
be heard Ia utae Lard
3lra Mary PITTS hxas 5slcsf disss az Bryznr
Terax, at TIE rfpe old agE Ct ID years.
There are -xsr4 cases Of lorss7-t7 u tz1s
tesIthful state than ~ aszy either part Of
the ceantry. IL yasz want 70 1--we hoEas AID
en5og Life corse 60 TEXAS
THE Austrian resehsrarh has row BE-
enn>e the scrzp0l1z &renA q Europa. ard
coree.t ard Fvszs.narrsora stoai1 lose 10
ssr7e II aDpsgrr for membership
The Ettse cry Of f5aastsTsIle owrs ana
u=,eratea a syx-e-z Cs waterworks and
an eEec.rss hzhr plarrt and bozh erster-
prtses ars making money for the p~opE@-
r. sscs-resrna arsa rEotstzhIs there, WHY not
elsewhere,
Two wox1Dsn in HOUSTON -Eair- 10 De The
rr1eEter OF the stzye child TE.s wpeaI3 be
x1oa case fer King Soson-on 20 decide.
wsrs he a1avs and on the Harris county
beEeh-
Governor PazSree OF Michigan has agar
t4ruaJ r7irazelf bscse, This time he taaries
tise cAprchs@. AMI says they sE1k az LIE
aets Of the wealthy law breakers, Bat
''iarnt' on the poor man for sarrahar saort-
eontnGz.
Express cBr-rar1tss IN Texas are De-
tween the dssdl &ns t1@ asep blue sea-
II ttaey delaFer IiatIp- in prefnttxtion towns
they are liable to prosecution. and II
thcs decIise they are sse=1 for damages
A seq rrh Ia o-sinEy e-sAsdis IN the recors1z az
the Vatican Cor the official rsp0rt Of pom
tias PLATE To Enlp@rrsr -shssr1gs regarding
the crreiazgor- Of Cnr-sr, and the refastoas
world arzAs with Interest the result az
the asarcfl.
The DEATH Of Mrs, Is. C. TEgins, w-fs
Spf ths mayor Of Ereahaaa. hzs carcwn
that city INTO Mourning ara- ev1ssnces IN
a marked degree rs1s hfE- respect ia wna'an
tire esaceaasd Lady Was beBd.
Paid nase ara nosE th= fad OF Northern
feEsadafnsty. IL nsakss no difference how
fancy the cnloFs. ns,fher en- rainy days
Ro- OF cfristmss r1crnlng do stoczlEss
took " eli taniess they ara weM albsd-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Criticism Mr.. jason f6etore The ',elt
r2AstsrJ i--l'H bet thal shers was a purity
fair picture wkea II was new. Indian i nolts
Journal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

III. LanStry l. wearing widows weeds
They are 50 bes5Hzsrg to her beauty, you
knew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

A sear rt ss l-sinrs ezssis IN the recors4s az
the Vatican Cor the official rsport Of Pom
tias PLATE to EmDernr Tsosrpgs regarding
the crrcta xgor Of CHRIST. and the retastogS
w1rI4 aFaEs with INTEREST the result cs
the ssarrta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Cuba is iost 70 Spain, no matter which
way the cat Jumps. and nelsher auphcity
nor autonomy VIII cGs amy figure in tina
prcn1lses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Tie trouble with asort harsss.a ms women
Is saey shrink THAI Is all that's necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

II IS safe to bet that Hanna has not ye,
gotten over Ess scare Remember Lax
timer was the hastieory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Paid hose ara now th= fad OF Northern
ferssEtnsty. II raakes no difference how
fancy the eoEors. ne,fher On rainy days
Ra- OF christnss sarnlns do stocAIzss
la.5h " IL tanleas they ara weM albed.