The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
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New York, May %
terry aon,, monument n in Mount nlSesa.s
WIN be dedicated mex, sstSss" as Rous.
confederate veterans' BY Tia
assisted by delegates ..a.np o. New Ys.,
army posts. The mounm NM. leading Gt.,s
sixty feet high. uent Is Of ersnrs
mayor Strong and the hs,,.
tn, the city departments spent ia, y mist, NUT
the city's water supply tr,u y, H. .aas
the iinal reservoirs. Public c,. sources
missioner Coils claims ina, v ma'ef Con.
constantly on hend lCO d.s. w" York hn
supply. A"s on'! fifteen dsyr
A saloon keeper OF Beach ,,-,.. III.
raisned in the tombs court ,,a ~ W. Y.
charged with violation o, tn. I've -. es'i
Police Captain Cross give, him ,s Nv
non OF being the champion IN, ,Is els'!nr.
actuai count 1923 person, W. .valos. By
enter MS saloon las: Sunday. seen u
mere Is more than bis ability "a IL.
on maccaroni to account for m. , y :"
success In undertaking his Am.s,.. -'Aa'
petitors In the field Of labor, M. a'
industrious knitting OF his wo,,. u'
on the elevated road and 1, s.n, ics
ana YOU viii begin 10 appreciate esn,
dustry with which the raca ao, ae ia'
money here in order TO 20 hons srs As ny,
IN the sunshine OF idleness an ~ YAK
ceeds. va 'uS pa'
Meyer schoenteld is again the leads. ;.
the striking tailors. He has had m,.,
perlence in strikes, and bis .c,s,,,.
of the post of command means much 49,.
cause of the strikers. Mr. schoep,.la A,
clares that this is not mere n,rn,,..
sNlhe, lie urges that commission i.
APPOINTED composed OF ten contractors ~
strikers ana ten distinguished cit!,ets u
investigate the conditions OF the trass ~
report what they find. >S
Its first annual meeting was held n,
other day by the City and Suburban HEM.
company which Is incorporated with
capital Of $1,000 COO, and which 1t Is repr,.
ed there had not been the slightes, al.
iiculty in raising. The objects Of the 81.
terprise are snccinctly stated as helm,
the provision OF wholesome homes for v,,.
earners at low rentals. while insulting s,
per cent on the capital invested. N.
prominent men Interested in the schen.
ilout the Idea that 1t is a charitable con,
corn and insist that they are in It Tor
profit.
Senator Raines is beginning TO hedn
on his expressed satisfaction oyer Ii.
working of his liquor law. by interpos!a
big iii" By which he throws the cas
for it's success or failure upon various u.
ministrative departments, Meanwhile sons
Of the methods employed in trying to "a.
force the tumble OF words and peculr
restrictions imposed by the act stroxiI
suggest the feeling of the bishop Of PEER.
borough, who. under similar Circumstances,
first scandalzed and then won British
opinion by saying that he would ra.hs
see England free than England sober, u
the two conditions were incompatible.
Up on the top floor Of the tenement, n
Batavia street, lay the body Of Mn.
Elizabeth Radford. She was found dad
the other day by her husband. Edward
Death is supposed to have been caused BY
an overdose OF morphine Radford was AZ.
rested. and he said his wife was addicted
to the drug. The detectives foaM
eighteen empty morphine bottles and c.s
partially filled with the drug In the Raj
fords' rooms. The prisoner WAS held
await the action of the coroner.
The arrangements for the ceremony T.
tending the presentation of a silver SERVES
to the cruiser Brooklyn are compete
After the singing OF Columbia" Rev. d.
Storrs will make an invocation. THIS VIII
be followed by addresses by ex.MEa
Schieren and Mayor Wurster, to which re.
sponsa will be made by Captain COOK
the Brooklyn.
Stern reality and poetic Justice m u
far as the poles asunder in the mind o. ''s
cynic, but the cyric doesn't know e'eV'
thing. Was ever & more conspicuous cav
of cause and eject and honesty rewards
than this true story? A widow Of iia''eo
being in mourning thinks 1t proper 70 ~
stain from wearing her diamond tllnis1,
valued at 5000 She. therefore pes''''
them in chamoIs bag and-as the inaa y.
of some women is-fastena the bag " ~
of her garters Ioni soft ON mai F.,A
The garter gives way and the wlaoN w
covers the loss of her 1ewelry Whe a,.,r,
gets home. Shc makes great v,r ',,s
and advertises her less, with me p'o am.
OF $50 reward fer the return OF heF IN
A carpenter long ont Of work ana o. -
brink of starvation stumhles over Ias ~
mois bag. He picks 1t up anu co es W.,
that the trinkets 1t contains are oay Fink MI,
but takes 1t home for his hnnsr. ,, I'M
ones to play with. The pangs Q. aprfTS n,
are much diminished by the new 'y Z. mv
carpenter reads the papers tha' .s,,h n
peradyenturc discover JOB az VIM .ar,,
NAV work. He finds the WHY" "a nl,ut
t 'i returns the diamonds ana "a. p, NJ,
his family on a sound financial pass
the $3.50 reward.
GOT There at Last