The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
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oo'0' or GOTHAM
New York, April 1s-co,
nav nave a boardwalk similar to , ~. =
one at Atlantic City. 1t will NJ VI. "a. i,a'
long, running along the bo..s i~
IRON IRON TIlyou's hotel. and will 10 sssr
Nv, T,uJ aor us full length. In u, ,eiv
hot place. am VIII be hot place-,I :,
,. Ss'e, naad more ',, young women tiel., y,
nave been discharged by ,ha S
Il management for exercis,rr D@t
herent right to cast Sleeps eva. .1s y
men. There are only few =, ~
over there now. and 1t ia sa,a ,. men
Ter mas ceased and they wont az ..H er
TO the men but Prism" and a oIs aaya
us ABOUT time for another ma,,,.
PRINT an article on The Ext,nc, ~.
but Central Park visitors know =.
Within the past ten days two hesl,As ~ y.
hisons have been born--a verv 10y.
thing in its captivity. In .aa.,
pan, pan i,ianasers say they can eecur !,
III , Supply oil the homely beat ~
der. e"e tl
Brayton Ives. millionaire and h.,,
synonymous terms here--was drawn !. I
jury the other day and faced Justc. ~.
wick with n very troubled corr,.
Please excuse me-" he said. "s.,,.
fine tersely remarked the fudge 1, !.
all men are alike. Mr. Ives maid II. 49,. ~.
500 and departed. In the eyenins !. .x
banquet 10 Minister John Hay ss,s. Nv
bumper was drunk to the judee
Tho stranger within our gates au,,.,.
ed the other day that she had A, ,,, j.
covered the real difference betvee, \.
York and the small cities. mo, ntr
the elevated railroad, nor the crowd "a.
the being ahead of the season." 81. y.
1T is the sleeves AT home most \ 4.
women have small sleeves on the, X,
gowns alone; their everyday ,rort, ).
still big -sleeved; but in New York 4, 4,
women have small sleeves upon all rcvr,
You don't see one pair Of biz s,sy,
among hundred. L, is the Other n,
elsewhere.
Since the truant law went into effect \
least one OF the new officers has sru,a|
the respect OF every tough locality. n
is modishly dressed young woman, Nn|
Alger, who has been detailed to look n
truants in the classic district known n
'Hell's Kitchen" The youngsters haI
and kick. Mrs. Alger has a grip like sal
She shakes them vigorously first and .saI
talks to them gently about the erro: n
their way. She is the woman cop," nj
holy terror" and the lady with nII
at first. and then these youngsters hsa|
to think that Mrs. Alger Is wonderful
woman.
A tall, broad -shouidered man stood b 4
Brooklyn cable car the other morning 81
looked the conductor who asked hin ii
his fare cold in the eye and said: TAI
are entitled to no fare until you give 81
seat. The charter OF this road pruyiA|
that every passenger shall have a sea. III
insist upon my rights" The conda,uI
PAUSED for moment and then went isH|
The passengers Uttered. That's nssi'I
said the tall man. You Americans vi
submit to anything. and If a man obiscis y
being imposed upon you call him eri,iI
If We're in London now would write u
the Times" He saw a car behind. vA
was less crowded, and left the Wells
without surrendering his fare. II heh
been small. stoop- shouldered man. "
result would have been different
What a decided individuality m
opera audience possesses-widely dten
from the usual complacent theatre ~
who sits out play, good or bad, u
goes home content. Recently dEf
uished audience, on entering the on
house, was greeted with sign stating =
Emma Calve was 100 i'll" to shs
Faust" Could one have closed DIS NJ
and become oblivious Of all but 1oNa "
would never have known where Dc ~
Could he have forgotten the rustic o. NJ
and ignored the heavily scented ali
would have imagined himself anywnasa]
cept with a fashionable grand opera ~
cnce. The comments OF the dlsapI~-ss,
ones were so surprisingly free ana n ~,
they seemed almost brutal. In iach ~,
suffering Calve was called almoH s'a'
thing but lady.
The boosted courtesy and the p'~s
slonal oath of the physician 10 cav =,
the sick. had no Influence with the l n.
cal staff of the Children's Home GU -.
dall's Island. The other day they u, ~, ~,
900 poor children, many o. 4,
suffering from contagious diseases. =
eye plague known as con1unctiyltis LA 4
inflammation called trachomia naYe S'I ~,
out among tho children, and Sixty " n
have contracted the repulsive ha 10 VA
was that that drove the medical s'an M.
or course 1t is only due 10 tne .,s IA
fraternity to say that these docVoi .,as.ts,
usual young and green experHLI liza h
showed into an institution oil 'n's 49,
Kill off the charity charges.
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