The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-01
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New York. October 2s.--Thc w.. q
pretty deaf and dumb girl who -. 8.
won and then. as she alleges, was NJ y
a tickle young man, who was ~. !.
TO hear or talk, were considered . Z n
today. She seeks solace to ~
100000. The proceedings war~
throughout. Nearly all OF m. 49,
were deaf mutes. and they ,na,rss.y
noiseless chatter among thomscSv.s "a
court adjourned It's eyideptIv n''<.
Cupid to land deaf and dumb ss.!g1
the laxative sort. Three fwi.sr 81
wrist, a twiddling Of the f,nrnr.
suggestive gesticulations. and lie ~
is done.
After much patriotic talk the Ies,.l (
last winter passed law forbidd,s.,
use OF the American flag for advsV'I
and political purposes. Thomas = o3
fathered the measure because Of ~
display of flags In the sound mons, !.
paign OF last year; but Tammeny ~
first offender All over the town a.. Il
be seen American flags bearing tns pa u
OF democratic, republican and 10 s.2
dates. The law seems to have 49, q
tirely overlooked by the would be 49,
The new comic opera, 1.-THE Idoix III
which was brought out at the Brs.a2
theater by the Frank Daniels coo.
is on the whole the most entsrtain,n, h.
musically, by far the best work OF " b.
produced in New York in several "a
The kind, be 1t understood, for \ y
tailor-made work by Harry 3. smtth
Victor Herbert, who have managed n
Frank Daniels TO 7. The audIs<
laughed far more heartily and m
than they did on the opening niek
THE Wizard of the Nile" No mafter
often Daniels has done those tricks "a
TO the public gaze they are as rood
brand new. and 1t Is many day sipU8
much laughter has been heard Il y
Broadway. "The IDOLS Eye" whicA IN
tains several lyrics that will soon be ~
lar all over town, is genuine hit.
The funniest thing Of nll the pcit2
campaign is going to happen. TIE y
was conceived by republican genius N
writes campaign songs for the republIcn
He is going to pay tho penalty, for BE- p
sing his own songs. He will sing e.
from the tail end of truck. There NJ
be piano and piano player on the tn
and also quartette. The Quartetts L.
sing through big megaphones. in n
that no bit Of the sweet melody msy 4
lost. AS the outbreak is to be comb
to but one district. people beyond II
range OF the megaphones are not hy3a
in either eggs or brtckbats.
Closely following the announcement
Marion Manola and Jack Mason haw2
cided to Jointly star comes the news u
adelaide Moulds. the 1S-year- old daue&
OF Marion, is to make her debus
the same play with her mother aud n!
father. Miss Moulds, IL may also be oAk<
is reported engaged to be married to r.
Eustis, ex-secretary to Chauncey NJ Ia
pew. Tho united family will make d
first appearance IN the New England a
cult. s.
One of the candidates whose district ~
en- the East side has organized prem
reau to help him out. His staff Of exp31
numbers scholars in Celtic, Russian, n
dish and Chinese. n
The cars on Brooklyn bridge during n
rush hours still offer fruitful field "
pickpockets. who take advantage TIM
and reap rich harvcsts. The entrausa
the bridge, the station, the ferries sta1
boat landings, and all Other places an
well guarded by detectives who know F$
pockets. and whenever they see one am
kim, that the crime is no longer pro6td3
and the young men formerly engaged fni$|
pursuit have, now turned their atteui|
to the racetracks, where they become "a
or bookmakers' clerks.