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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
PRESIDENT Winston IL Doing Good
work for the Institution.

Austin, Texas, November % -presiaen :
winston has been absent for two weeks
working In the interests OF the UNIVERSITY
Al Abilene he delivered the address at the
iair on Educational Day, was the guest
Vi thc cfhZenS' banquet and led the, ger
man the same evening After visiting the
schools In I'll paso. he reformed TO attend
the annual SESSION of the Northwest Texas
conference of the MetHadlst EelsconaI
CHURCH south, Mt Weathorford ON his
preceding tour the school at Denisoa was
Nhikrted With the university. as was
also the West Texas Military academy at
SAN Antonio. Only three schools were NJ
MATED during the entire SESSION OF 1869.
ISGay there are sixteen more students
eh'Slied than there were last year. which
rs rs WIN -FOUR OF he highest number ever
IN attendaice--two years ago. The latest
tucent 10 natricullte is Mr.. Eagene G.
LAT sr OF Palestine, president OF the
fGnne Mems Christian Associa Ion.
me Young Mems Christian Association
IA, arranged 70 give an excellent concert
~ the university han On Monday Nave,c-
per ~, Professor Ludwig and the Lest
musicians OF the city are TO take th,. leAd-
m i nani. This will insure splendid pro
on the following right the lady patrons
OF ne university VIII call mass meeting
OF inc citizens AMI students In the a.ss,'ni,
DIV na.l TO discuss the plan for the cam
ne made by Professor Ftzhs,ps N,"F.
Hatscock, Mr. Gregory, DR. Wooter Pro.
tes>cr Houston and Professor Bafts Tba
ssp p *. val be interspersed with songs
w inc ,ilee club under Professor Schoch.
and also by the Young Ladies' GleS cinh
under Professor Ludwig
nc senior class gave the first class 70
M. ' ~ me year at the Residence OF
Mrs Kirby last week. The football te,,n
she Invited guests OF the occasion un,,ca
- ~ declaring 1t splendid Success. rhe
ireshnktn class gave its initial reccntinr
'v a,, az the residence of Judge Townes.
me Kappa Sigma fraternity ni,Iatai
two new members SATURDAY NIT Nsa as.,,s
cha r:esLeaveli and David RYAN. Af,e.
tho nriskin 'u'' AZ
=, Thy aAthsnaeum Literary society elect.
co offcers for The quarter al tife ias,
messing; a. N, Moursa,nd, pr.s,dent ~
Eiis vice president, G. =, CaldwaII 80.
tse,nrv; j. W. Lewis critic; o. J. r. III.
arr aror M, 'reasurar The literary societies
80 w. N the most prosperous condit.an
on account OF the many other ultra 'tio,ls'
pu, the 1cSrt programme which has been
y ~ .rNa'sed between the Athenaerm ani,ha
n M, y aronssng considerable interest.
me EDITORS Of she Cactus nps, TUESDAY
@nl elected ~ w. Towness editor in chicy
aila =. w. Eatsell OF the law department
associate editor IN chief.
"nS tituuluie OF houston, n fOrmhr
.., or the university. was q welcome
VISITOR TO the football game and the ami
Sersity during the nast week.
~ meeting held on the foothas,
grounds Monday afternoon John @ PM.
nus. Dan Parker and Club Wartha,n wera
Council. e Auniepc
The long deferred and very much pessae,
,elevate- hsr- as one of the wise profes.
sors remarked, since 1t is 10 he ,,ss's for
,auisS only--is almost constructed ana
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A New school.

To The Houston Post.
Huntsville, Walker County Texas. No
vember 19We have organized a new
school in Walker county If about twenty
members, who are to investigate the vari-
Gus bond issues, and to learn whether
organized credit is not direct opposition
TO individual credit. and organized enter
prise opposed to Individual enterprise, and
to find out whether an Individual govern
ganized effort. 1t is purely a society
rounded for instruction and truth. so as
enables actual producers with practical
knowledge of the various bond eclectics
now in vogue.
We have one teacher who makes the
proposition that 1t would take every bale
OF cotton and bushel OF corn. oats, potatoes
and all our present productive resources
10 pay the interest on the present private
chartered companies bonded Indebtedness.
let alone city, county and State bonds. and
that the people are now in serfdom to the
pondholders, while our politicians are TO-
day adhering to this eclectic MONOPOLY Of
pohd buyers, in so much that they would
recommend deep water for every interior
airy lake, and for the government to issue
ponds upon the people for its construction;
uut we nave not resolved on this yet. as
we ara Jenersonian democrats. We are
SLOW to act, but We did resolve to ask The
houston Post to publish our school and
invite organization ct schools throuehout
tne state to the extent that IL needed we
can be OF service to the State. And. fur
tner, that 1t Is our judgment that bonds
snouid be prohibited SO far as extending
government credit to companies through
onartered rights, and that the bond issue
!. Is, one tnat needs discussion. In which We
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Mining Properly in Li.,rat,on.

Fort Worth. Texas, November ), a :.
:. y. Bryant OF Paris will hear the ar
s par in the injunction suit Of d. d
ap erm,ns against A. Walker ct al. An
Eadsra, mas been filed In the case in the
ao, I.M court here. The SUIT involves
gold mining property located in cb, iry,ves
meAico; said TO be valued at II mn aoo
me principal stockholders reside in ,rsy,
pc pc ana Fort Worth. There is alleaes vst
uue on purchase about SIS, 900 ana ;ba
omhvr OF the note for this amount mnaare
a0k 20 sell stock, but the court cranted
= temporary Injunction, restraIninr M
cs. s ol ms stock until a hearing Of The
On its merits could be had
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Some Peculiar wills.

The Strand.
Millions OF wills are stored away IN the
vaults and strong rooms OF Somerset
house Many Of them are odd. Here. for
instance. Is one that was found IN the leg
OF an old fashioned -four poster led
stead Briefly. this Is the story: The
Earl OF g. was an eccentric peer. a mo-
rose. reserved nan. who apparently sus-
pected everybody Of sinlster motives. n.
ter Lord SIS death the win and flrst
oodacil were readily forthcomins. mainly
because they wore IN safer keeping than
ma icrdship's. Tho second and most I'M
pcrtart codfcdi, however. took no lsss
mai three years 20 md. After the sar,..
Sssnm ne bsd o., which he slept was IN.
xSonA and Y wsa by tis merest areis,s ~
s snax servant ~ length d1scoyersd ~
~ - codioil. cEznnlnEly .tisd q De Nv s
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a Mexican war veteran.
To the Editor Of The Posi-

~ ne ruitpr OF Inc Post
Beaukiss, Texas. November 16.--William
R. Hobbs, the subject of this sketch was
born in Jefferson county. Ala, April IL.
1873, ON the Tuscaloosa and Huntsville road
fourteen miles north Of Birmingham. He re-
moved to Talladega county in 1895. and
thence 10 Texas in 1889. Landed nj Bast,s on
Texas. December 22. 1893. where he ana his
brother were welcomed by friends.
on the 9th OF the same month William
Hobbs Joined the Minute company nndar
captain Sam Highsmith remained In this
county. and was in the battle OF plum
creek, 1910 and In 1912 was sent against
Nasquez. and later was In the battle ~
saiado against Wall. Here the troons
gained the victory and followed-,hem 10 thu
Hondo. " ING
Mr.. Hobbs was one of the 100 men who
volunteered under Captain Jack HAYS m
bring on the attack at Hondo. Here The
company ran the rear guard In, and fif-
teen teen OF them ran around one piece OF ar
tiilery, but did not hold it. One horse was
Killed and one wounded: also two man
wounded. one of whom was named Luckett
back " urn
In lsfs Mr.. Hobbs was substitute rnnpar
" oaptain y. ., lays company for three
months, and In the same year was In
number OF Indian sallcs. and each time
me rangers elected their own officers
In lsi5 Mr.. Hobbs Joined Captain d. G.
Ooay company, and was with him as Ions
as ne had company, until lS4T. NE
was sent from Austin with dispatches 10
General Taylor, who was then supnossd
70 be at Corpus Christi. Found him on
me battlefield OF Palo Alto, and was In that
battle. also the battle OF $;1saca de la PAL
ma; also Monterey and Bueno Vista Then
ordered out TO Saltillo and was then ord
cred back to San Antonio and dlscharred
Here General Taylor was taken from The
c,ommand,and the members would enlist NO
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VIII Fight the nolI wee,,,

euero' Texas, November 2o.-The citi-
zens and merchants are going 10 make =.
e, sno,, 70 DO something to XIII the boil Wee
tor ne. uss played such havoc with cot
ION here this fall and TO that end The fva
issains merchants Of the city have sent
circulars all over the county for mse,.
ing 70 be held here at the court ,ouss No
vemner "a at p m. &c take some cson
~ regard TO the matter. The people ars
"a earnest about the matter. a. II threat ten.
20 oessroy the cotton crop in his section. =
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Another OIl wen N

Corsicana, Texas. FoSe
struck in the Walton ven y e
the city, today. Ths nov
age and shows that co -,
have an extensive area !. T
this well has been the ~
day and creates much ny
men and put property e z q
it has had since OIL ~
Three wells have cone
are. good oil producers
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Fort worth wiii pIay Aaa.u.

Fort Worth, Texas, November %. THE
university football team will play the
Add Ran eleven at Waco Thankssiviux dav
ana win do down to Waco by special train
leavins here at ESQ in the morning =.
turning at sos In the evening, The mi
versity team defeated Add Ran last venr
nx score Of "A to 2. and the coming tnss,s
= expected 70 be an Interesting one. There
MI es quite an attendance at Waco from
Fort Worth to zee ths game ''osA'
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Approves the Tax.

Hearne. Texas, November l7.-At the re.
cent meeting OF the BRACES Valley Must
Gal association at Navasota the assocla-
ton resolved that the tax imposed upon
Texas doctors was unjust. beg to take
issue with them.
J hold that the tax Is Just. and that the
privilege Of living and plying the vocation
OF physician and surgeon In Texas Is GER
'ainiy worth something. The law war
rants the doctor In the collection OF his
tee" and guarantees him protection for
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Telephone Numbers: ss'sss::: Il:
OUR REGULAR ARMY.

OUR REGULAR ARMY.
The report OF the secretary OF war. Just
transmitted to the president, aud copies
Of which have been sent to the press. con-
tains the gratifying information from the
general commanding our little army that
this branch OF government service twas
never In higher state OF efficiency. both
- to the character and qualifications OF
rs officers and intelligence and loyalty Of
its soldiers" than now.
The past year has been one OF tranquil
aty. SO far as the army was concerned.
and yet the government has not been idle
in the way of learning new lessons and
adding new features calculated to prove
of great value In case OF trouble. domestic
or otherwise. Possibly the most interest
ing portion OF the report refers to tho
progress that is being made In placing
tho country in state OF defense against
any future attacks upon our sescoast, The
modern gun aud mortar batteries at the
important points along our coasts was made
by the act OF August 1890. Since thea
amounts have been appropriated as vi-
lows:
-. ,ooo ., a, mn
.February- lsei 775o 900
July. 1892 -. -. ... -. -. al 100000
FEBRUARY, 1898 $40. - ...../' o ou
49, 500 80 80 - 6oo 400
June. 1896 4. -. 400. 900
March. 1897 -. -. 80. ../... -. 3.eil ,S33
80 rco az.
49, s,,.,.. +oro .h,ro ,,,ran.,,
.,,a,1.
So s,r,o,ton =, $500.
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onv ,.,ana so,na Ma, vi,
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png,,, .on,a G. s,oo non =. 49,,
tho caivcs,on worv =. 49, ~, -. ~
The total arunan,ont ,,ono.a, 49, !,
present pro,ec., ,or ooas, de,oaso oa,nn,,sas
IAN, =, -, .,..,
aoo 1850 wv a'As'sn ''neh
gums <Vo twsiVe-mch guns, $50 ten-inch
guns 100 eight-ineh p,,ns ps0 hsa,,, MA
e-a ,,,,s ,nao ,.-,. 80. '"'
sN'A' 'S'- -iuea inortars ana
twenty four ten inch moftars These aq.
N' 10
1ies "iV sopJeeE 70 shsnt changes as the
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Murder Case

Cameron, Texas. NoTF.
Of Albert p. Byrd. &c!
ing OF l.. G. A!exanas
been on trial since Tnu
" be given to the jufy
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Cameron Herald: Houston Is preparing
to have great Midwinter Festival or Elk
position on December to IL. inclusive. and
much interest Is being manifested in the
enterprise throughout South Texas.
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rssure OF soin
sv.nporarles. I'm \
.~ Sss the fxct tka
N.Y. assam the peo1
~ peopie Mt foe
re ~. STEPPED II
s ~ love Of ~
llon past or III
Ua.u possibly eleul
..lne aiter tina.
1870 congresses
| oraries invarla2
~ De y the peopD
anu uesraded a. ti}s
- .nsir congress III
49, ntted, ~ to
csssiless with the ~
90. s w.
me Galveston Ne Y
ocI1tic paper. has
most advanced expos2 |;
Muihp iaith. In 1 ~
.ne fost 70 task a.
~ made deprecatory w
sions to congress.
'ne notion that III
wnal 1t Is talking ahcu
,isneu at the capital.
,ngton knows nothini
isung among the ma
consumers, and care
congress needs IT. en-
prlations." I.
~ ought to be ohyi3
OF average percepti66 \ y
OF washington have w
tfose OF any other lot
about conditions ri
masses Intelligent
state and Territory f&s2 i
our cf'izens, in viii
l..
come in close contact ~ r. -.
an sections. Not a day. Il
itors sro,,, NJ ~, Wines
Of every county II NV
ers here. Every nolitsn.i
the country gets tinanri;i
tellectual aid from w. n
faIct that this cItv q S:z:
local government, ~ ~ "
pie in eycry conr,ees,s. u
our citizens j dIrsr. M z
est in ali lis rulers n y 4
Inc States--for s,at
in controlling M e ,,., =
tion,s ranitai $500
The ran,sri, 49,.
nal or,, tar ~. /. =
Meath ,an;. appso A
OIL, , Wy 1,.., ~ -. ~ - -
-, -. s y,
-, .e ~. wouiu " excu
li.ain iine una'' rue pecgk &
nHs uaAes' anu .aey My "
~ 'he way OF governments a
pus they can not appoq2
lheir own mohes Insy ~ .
strseo or repair a pubic -
appropriation, Galvestof 81
eject congressman who ecd&
shall be made OF the monM q
alton in this city. We ~ ~
Of the arrangement, for 4 n
government, but 1T ought = e.
Ington from sneers about I
And In view OF the large ezDt
BY the government for ~ NJ
weston, the News, Of that IN, n
most graceful attltude Nh
tself to howl about wslli1c
lal cry for appropriated
rom the Milwaukee Senint 4
WORK oE TRAvEIlNc III
:, Z +
ne Tree library coi aiia''. = 4!
-ppears to be justifyins ~
snditure for the extensldn
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Gln O.

Sublime. Texas. Nsss
evening after supdos
Weller e Miller q
destroyed by fire
Ton. Loss. 5000;
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Texas Stockman and Farmer: The Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Show to be held in
Houston, December 10 IL, inclusive, gives
promise OF being great success and Is
deserving the support OF all Texans.
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inc 'a'a of the annexation of Cuba to
Mexico Is simply ridiculous, bo.h froin a
political ami geographical ,tAr!o3Iat
Cuba viii either remain an ind.o.n lent
republic or. what is more likely, become
an American State.
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Il ~ w1ich IA IN - ee0ubds. m
rt1va1r ~ u captAllt pfe1fus does no
| 6af1r tho ~. - NOW seems CERTAIN. tha
thsse as<cciaAeo did HIM cruel wrong
| or that ! conspiracy was formed amorf
| thess surial birds r. prey 70 blsckmAil hin
| end his cAzbkiy. II y slgnaicant, too. tha
| the victim's wife and rssat.vcs are h,s DE-
yoesJ friends and believe firmly in his 10
! pocence.
Prsssdenk Dole Of Hawaii admits thai
his government tas now reache1 that
critical condition where It II annexation
Or bust.
wlHr tho public, or. rAthr, tho tax
payiux public. are considering tde teadas
electric Light matter. this controlling fus-
g<stior, should hot be forgo'ssn- tnat
Horeton demands and actually needs .
more extended and better ssfs.:s tran y
now has and at greatly reduced rates. !,
we can get 40 lights. for eyamp'e. for
what we are NOW getting 80 We certainly
ought to have thsm.
d.. Guteras' rcport 70 the Washington
authorities indicates that he still sticks
TO the statement that the horse was six
teen hancs high.
Late foreign advices agree with the eda-
torial animation Of The Post Of few
days Stree that the biz robbers OF Europe
woul1 look with c0nplacency upon Ger
mAny's seizure 81 Chinese territory In or
der to further their own schemes Of ag-
grandizement In tho Far East. There
will b. few yellow jackets or peacock
feathers left In China In the next decade.
The local weekly newspaper has made
It's appearance away up in Northern Alas
ka. II you want to sec facts In cold type
you can subscribe for 1t.
In bis anaiual report Postmaster General
Gary comes out squarely and strongly for
postal savings banks. These banks would
undoubtedly prove convenience ana
secure depository fer tho people, but the
idea II not exactly democratic and to PIT
Il in practical operation would take a
vase sum of money "ut ct circulation.
n'"s. Do very k"i,ns sa,'.''.
OF nnocuous desuetude--wl:hou
party. influence. or hopcl
- ,..
= ,.., -
nal, It is Independent In politics and
TO be "incownptibly sincere, Inn
partial and fearless" IN all matters, gteas
ali petty. The Alcalde is well edited and
several valuable departments.
Gsuera' ria"cos eo''lS'r''.vo silence
TIE official typewriter as badly in need OF
repairs as things generally In Cuba.
-
Inc c''y authorities OF Hous'oa SAonid
hn ~ e'eiy way IN their power IN Sc 'uf-
hg tno lowest possible railway RACES -
rate would mean /. pne
lou eral attendance and succ ,{s LayonG
Sci ators 'Platt and Hhi OF New York
AN experience how wondrous kind iel-
he senate next month and recall recent
------------
i"e iepor' comes from washington 'Hat
ne republican leaders In congress are not
lSnosed to tackle the currency oiiostion
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uy the way. httle Miss Canada is talk
Ing ul' 10 Uncle Sam in these latter days
as II her charms and alliance We're not to
b. snee1ed at and the old fellow shows
the Usual readiness to knuokle TO fe.na.ne
ptrtifess
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The conference of democratic leaders at
Louisville has lntImated that the party
doors are open to prodigal golibugs. but
the fatted calf viii be reserved for the
boys who stayed at home.
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Garrison Enterprise; The Fruit. Flower
ana Vegetable Festival to be held at Hous-
ton from the 9Th to the 18th OF December,
promises to be quite show. All South
Texas VIII be represented in the show.
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HousrON's COMING CARNIVAL.

Sealy News: Get an exhibit ready for
| the Fruit Flower and Vegetable Festival
at Houston. The date is December 6.
Waller Texas Free Press: The Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Show In Houston
IL drawing nigh and from all appearances
1t VIII prove grand success.
Texas Stockman and Farmer: The Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Show to be held in
Houston, December 10 IL. inclusive, gives
promise OF being a great success and Is
deserving the support OF all Texans.
Cameron Herald: Houston Is preparing
to have a great Midwinter Festival or Ex-
post ton on December to H. inclusive. and
much interest Is being manifested in the
enterprise throughout South Texas.
Garrison Enterprise: The Fruit. Flower
and Vegetable Festival to be held at Hous-
ton from the 9Th to the 18th OF December
promises TO be quite a show. All South
Texas Will be represented in the show
LaGmnge Journal: Houston citizens are
hard at work In tho interest Of their Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Festival which Is
TO come off the first days OF December
Everybody should go and see 1t for 1t Will
be grand affair
Hampstead News: Those who wish to
nave an exhibit at the Houston Fruit
Flower and Vegetable Carnival should be-
gin TO make preparations at once. As
me "a display can be made In Waller coun.
" as by any other Southern county and
such an exhibit would be OF everlasting
benefit to her.
huiing signal; Every county, city and
town in Southern Texas sbonld n,rtir,E
PATE IN the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
FESTIVAL at Houston on December to n.
~ Is Houston's treat and, as Houston never
does anything by halves and knows ex-
ae,iy now to entertain her visitors and
suesss we predict complete success for
calvert Courier Houston's Frlt Elowa.
ana vegetable Festival will take place IN
thaN city December 6 to H. The Post saws
1t VIII be a great success.
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Senly News: Get an exhibit ready fol
the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival
at Houston. The date is December 6.
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1t must be very CALLING to the gallant
Colonel wattersop TO have fallen into a
condition OF lnnocuous desuetude--wI.hout
party influence or hope,
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Tho Aloalde Is the name Of an Austin
weekly THAT Is now issued as a state jour
nal II Is Independent In politics and
promises TO be "incorruptibly sincere. I'M
partial and fearless IN all matters. great
a1i petty. The Aloalde is well edited and
coi, ms several valuable departments.
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Geueral Blanco's comparative silence
wosld indicate that General weyler LEFT
TIE official typewriter as badly In need OF
fepairs az things generally in Cuba.
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The report comes from Washington uiat
the republican leaders in congress are not
disposed TO tackle the currency question
this winter. No, nor any other winter.
There will be no currency reform In this
country until the democrats effect IL
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Waller Texas Free Press: The Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Show In Houston
IL drawing nigh and from all appearances
1t will prove grand success.
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aid IL every way in their power in Sc 'ur-
Ing the lowest possible railway ratcs -
our great Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
Festisal-such a rate would mean pne-
non eral attendance and a succ s;s LayonG
artielpat,ons
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Sc; ators Patt and Hill OF New Yorl,
can experience how wondrous kind fel-
low feeling makes US when they meet IN
the senate next month and recall recent
Ncw York history.
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In bis analual report Postmaster General
Gary comes out squarely and strongly for
postal savings banks. These banks would
prove convenience and n
secure depository fer tho people, but the
idea is not exactly democratic and to PIT
Il in practical operation would take
vase sum OF money .,ut Cf circulation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22

d.. Guiteras' report 10 the Washington
authorities indicates that he still sticks
to the statement that the horse was six
teen hancs high.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22

President Dole Of Hawaii admits ths
his government tas now reache1 thu
critical condition where It IL annexatio
Or bust.