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Rossini and Wagner.

One day Gounod, Oh entering the
room of Rossini, found him humping
the piano with all his might, but draw
ing the most discUdant noise from the
instrument "Wnat in the name of all
that is good are you playing?" asked
the Frenchman. II am trying to play
that new score of Wagner's, replied
the Italian. "But the score is upside
down." "Tha5's true, was the retort.
IT had it the other way up at first, but
couldn't make head or tail of it, so
thought I might succeed in this way. t"
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Wouldn't Do In Kentucky,

"Now," said the lecturer on natural
science before a Kentucky audience,
"we will suppose region in which
nothing existed but water"
'No! no'' replied dozen indignant
voices at once. "We will suppose moth.
ing of the kind Atlanta Constitu.
ton.
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At the beginning of this century
there were 81. 450, 900 persons in the
world using French as spoken Ian
guage, and In 1890 the number had in
creased to 81, 100000.
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The Medical Society of Bern has in.
augurated plan for the suppression of
press notices of suicides, as it has been
observed that epidemics of suicides, so
called, come from suggestions, ac-
quired through printed accounts of
them.
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In former times deformed people
we're frequently thrown into prison to
be kept out of sight.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09

Every president of the United States
has been either lawyer or a soldier or
both.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09

The dentist said something about his
little bill, but the woman looked at
him collly
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The Qu4nah Trlbune-Chiof aavs:
SOME posrscmirrs.
not now

-,
In leus the number OF blo!es printed
In England was sl,l"t; IN 1866 there We're
S's'Ui@9 copies published
The porch Of temple in the Interior OF
Japan has this inscriptions Neither
horses. cattle nor women admitted here"
state Senator Lehfelt Of Iowa has refused
20 accept Part Of his salary because he
thinks he tllln't really earn IT," The cause
OF his insanity has not been disclosed vet.
Il, Was In 1-4- that a German chemist
named Narggrqf discovered that sugar
could be made from beets; but the beet
sugar Industry ala NOT herln tlll half A
century latcr
e,.,,. ,,-
"a Il 'e"'t'e In ,n' u'seoNsIvI oi ths
slN'I IhlH'H az ipl'pslone' AI'";' anu
loUnHer OF ihat Phce' was iouhi aead IN
h's cabin twenty miles from CanonNiIie'
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Lillian Russell denies tho report of her
London engagement for next season She
viii 40 abroad later
when Whistler was told by nattering
friend that there were only two portrait
painters. himself and Velasquez. he YEARLY
observed. why drag in Vclasquez?"
Abbac Hlmly, brother of the khedlve OF
Egypt. Is II years OF age and weighs $50
pounds He Is now IN Paris under treat
mont. il is said. for u nervous disease.
Albert j, Aiken. wealthy Quaker OF
New York State, viii soon present gifts OF
an aggregate value OF $500, 900 TO the So
oiety OF Friends at Pawiing Duchess
county. New York.
Donlzetti wrote mass for the funeral
OF Bellini In 1880. which was lost 1t has
been found again. and will be performed at
tho services In the cathedral at Bergamo
next summer. commemoratng the one
hundredth anniversary Of Donizetti's birth.
The statue of ole Bull which was un-
yelled in Minneapolis last week Is said Ia
DO an excellent likeness OF the great
Scandinavian. 1t is nine feet high. and rep
resents him standing In his favorite atti-
tudo holding his violin as he used TO hold
1t whom playing on the stage.
Arthur Duestrow, who was hanged in st
Louis for the murder Of his wife and child
was roputed to DO a millionaire. But II
turns out that his fortune az he left II
amounted TO ss742 and handful OF cents
1 against which the State has claim Of
t763s for the expenses Of his prosecution.
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rnrRsDAl JUNE II, 1897
II r n u y G + :
the POSTAL SWINGS PLAN.

pixie" the well known Atlanta publ.
cation. furnishes The Pos, WIN afyaacs
shoots In which attention Is called 10 an
editorial on National SAVINGS Ranks as
..pixio's MAN IN. pls. has been dis
oussea time ana Tim. again IL, the las Few
wars and while "re4ier snoror., Of i,
that publication is rather late IN taking j,
M
ssrse tir,s ,in-. rta POS. cs,l.-I st.e,-
lion :, IN. ss,a-..s..s &. n rs..aI s.,.,.,.
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TIE Annex ArIoN poLIcy.

The proposed annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands will naturally arouse interest ia
this country MS to the extent OF the trada
and revenues and expenditures Of the Is
lands. Americans are nothing n not prac.
tIeai, and they viii have no little curiosity
TO $50 what they aro getting In this new
deal
Tbs population Of enc territory to be an
nexed IS something near 100 600. but is com.
poied largely OF natives. japanese aud
Chinese. The Islands embrace an area
about the size OF Connecticut aud the chief
products are sugar, rice, coffce. bananas.
wool and hides. The total foreign trade
last year auOunted 10 about SO, 900 900. Of
which ncally 1900 O0 were exports anA
600 imports. OF this 5000, 900 worth
OF goods purchased. over 10 per cent went
from tho United States and 80 per cent Of
Hawaiian expor,s came 20 this country.
The bonded debt Of the islands alnountx to
$3,3so.OO0. The total revenue Of the pres
cnt republic last year amounted To 81 $40.
600 iA round numbers end the expenditures
about s2.0ooO0o
1t viii be noted from the above stallstics
that NO arc getting . moderately rich ad.
dillon 10 our territorits. Annexation ma,
quicken development 10 sonie extent anc
incroslse our GALES 10 the Islands, but ".
shall be compelled TO maintain u eostI,
naval station at Honolulu and encct forti
fications that win cost hundreds OF thu
Sxnis OF dollars. Tho revenues may b
made 10 about meet expenses after the ter
ritory has onoe settled down oomfortabl,
pirder It's new conditions.
The chief value. indeed. Is from a STRAIT
egic standpoint AZ q commanding ant
advanced station In this Rcific. ono,
STRONGLY fortified and possessed OF a stronl
squadron. Hawaii viii give " . powerful
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natives of the coast mountains, from Mon
terey to SAN Diego. and from the later
co1t eastward TO Arizona and. t0sether
with the srotesuue yucca palm, redeem she
ARID waste Of the MojSve desert from utter
deSolation. These h0ral torches Nfry IN
altitude from i've TO twenty feet, and bear
about lppo small white flowers clustered IN
a dense compound panioie. Toward night
fall they exnAnd ana become morn fragrant
doubtless Tor the sake Of attracting noe
iurnAl moths. which scatter the pollen and
ieritlTe the seed The long. sword shaped,
radical leaves are terminated BY sharp,
hristiing spines. and ga one species are
furnished on the edges with threads or
hbers, Cut into narrow strips they are
sometimes woven into rustic baskets.
which are sold TO tourists as souvenirs.
This plant Is member Of the lily family.
which Is largely REPRESENTED IN the State.
To 10 also belongs the calochortus, or
pretty grass" .. which there are num-
erous varieties, white. yellow, lilac OF pur
ple. growing in sheltered hooks in the
mountains and varying from three to four
inches 10 foot in height. Some are nod
ding. with overlapping, concAye petals.
hairy on the inner surface. The seed pods
are large and iieshy. and the leaves deli
cate and grasslikc. The calochortus is .
native ~ the United States. having been
discovered In the suburbs OF Philadelphia
az the beginning OF the present century.
The beautiful Mariposa lilies. or but
tertly tullps." are included In this genus.
and are distinguished by the large. va,ie-
gated spots on the petals.
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advantage over other nacsoss In the great
est OF ocea1s and IN the Esss. \ cable will
OF course be a necsesiSy. aud In that way We
will he piaccd q wSsk nsS.rsr 10 China.
Japan or Australia in the evcns OF any &C.
rious trouble in the future.
The British papers appear 10 think that
we are entering upon a policy OF territorial
or colonial expaoSh,n. It may uos be long
before we shall have 10 hunt nsw fields OF
our own In which to dispose Of our sur-
plus products. German. French and Britea
colonies today are ;ayc basis o. the CONNER
cial prosperity and growth OF foreign trade
OF those nations. There is much 20 be said
in bchal, O. territorial expant1oa by thu
United States as well as against u. In the
present Instance there has been divided
sen;Ancn; az TO annexation. but II the al
miuisira;iun has seriously d.stermined on
the step. the probabilities are thAt the
senate win o5iisingly ratity the treaty. Now
that We are to enter upon this new policy
Yet Us have Cuba next an stand that would
really be worth smoothing TO Us coaIInsr-
ciaily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Special Correspondence Manufacturers
Record.
Houston. Texas, June A rumor that
clothing manufacturing company was TO
be established in Houston brought Mr.. III.
a. Robertson, OF the Singer Manufacturing
company, here to investigate the facts.
Mr.. Robertson said that Houston was par
ticularly well located for such an indus
try, as 1t had not only magnificent dis
tributing facilities, but hundreds of young
men and women, the sons and daughters
Df mechanics and other iaboring men
who could ind profitable employment in
such nm industry.
Tho Texas Graphite and Asbestos com
pany has been chartered with a capital of
SluDO0o, and IL will give TO this city Il
mill FOR the manufacture of articles OF
commerce from Texas materials.
Considerable interest Is manifested in
| Houston regarding the organization OF a
| company for the purpose Of manufacur-
| ms cars. II is argued that this industry
| VIII pay from the start, as Houston - the
most Important railroad center southwest
| OF Kansas City. The companies actually
doing business in this city could take a
| largo portion OF the output The great
success OF the Dickson Car Wheel works
has encouraged the people OF Houston In
| the belief that cars of at least the ordi-
nary varieties can be produced here at a
| prott. The strong point is made that
Houston is a very important lumber mar
ket, and that within three hours ride from
this city begins the largest body OF stand
Ing pine to be found today on tho Ameri-
| can continent.
| Parties who desire to engage IN the pro-
duction OF tile for undertakings win lind
a profitable field either In Houston or
vicinity. Experts, as well as practical tile
-.
eral placed. and pronounce It good for tile
] making.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
MIC HIGAN POPS
Said That They VIII Not AGAIN Wv
With ANY PnfV

crard papiAs Mich. June lo'-'i'SA''
populists will no longer fuse with '.e nc :
silver people. The cause Oh NV -, vw
sun dear 10 them and in the'' V w., ,s,,
they will keep up the fight for IT. s sn. ,ss
, ~,, and tmdos and deals will not again !.
FORCES .s anu hume. with record Of
having pol'ed 10000 vote, ,,, In n, ls ss sr
popa a ,oroa 's 70, pryan and the white metal
but were defeated by $1,000 ana ., ,rs them them
candidates on the fusion iicke! sn ", t0..
IN cousiseration of combining went cow
III eons'"'' =, tho ticket. This spI,ns
with the rest OF II NV wont into the conSllas
tho popni'sts "s an,,rstion o! the judi'ln
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THE CITY,

The Post 10 delivered TO any part OF the
eity by carriers at siQp per month; three
months. $40. six months. Ss9, one year.
bl200.
Mr.. Theodore Ber.ng has charge OF Tire
City Circulation and Collecting.
MoSrs. Theodore Bering and Charles
Lott are the authorized collectors OF a.!
tiiy bills. both advertising and suoscr.p-
ton, and no money should be paid 10 aly
one other than those named, unless special
Eritten authority signed ~ the BUSINESS
Eanager Is shown. All accounts OF any
pise should be paid By check IN favor "
The Houston Printing Company.
NO "orders for goods. etc are rlEen ~
me mana cement. ard none Will be eccep,-
ID in payment OF office b.tis,
Subscribers ia!lius 10 receive tho paper
regularly Will please notify the ofhce
promptly Every subscribers pap IL ex-
tecsed to 10 Delivered not lates -a 80
IN.
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Encyclopedia Oratory.


Mr. Mckinley in his speech a, Nash
vile fell into the common error OF gen
uemeh visiting the South to crate to its
people They come down South crammet,
with the State statistics, obtained from
an encyclopedia. and proceed 10 give ne
facts and figures in regard TO our re-
sources and development We have ON
cyeiopedias, and perhaps more practical in :
formation than can be obtained from such
books, and we know all they tell us before
ny pney come, what was the use Of Mr. Nc.
Tennessee 20 an audience OF Tennesssans
Who knew more than he did aboni
them? N'ou'
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Mr. George Go"'d'' Proves"

New YORK Jourh"' ,s In theAt.
The Influence OF George ",' ~, h.b,n 4
rical circles has been exerted ~ D sso i.
Marian chylders, southern girl, wi, WV VA
won considerable renown IN 'n,sa d.
on the stage during the brief Sss,s ps Of sss
native aai s,a q % sna ss s'# Hss It 81
fes su herself in her dra% sS her isiss
Mr.. Gould was attracted ,hr Ss al his intr ~.
nation to succeed ana as,tiop with chaIl N
ence. she secured pvs' az Maud Fretssa
Frohman, and was ',' ons ,he wind conn.,. \.
l. !: .! 4 4; S:ss y 49,
original sa'Si she has partially as, .sssa,
I playing the l iss s,ss l'' plays.
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Joy unall"yea', ,ssce

Though triumphs there % M
battle, ..r the tongue y wv
Ths, echoes He, Hsss sl,h 'i psrdsial
in And riids the world Il T the snyisd ss'
AS tlngles the blood :" ~
ster -. a basebeh - (,
Who newly possesses : .-DstsOis NJ v
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Just Their Size.
Sunset Signal.

sunset SlEnal.
The members OF this legislature started
In this year TO make records" They have
mace EN-. Every ono has proven himself
now.
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Wonderful Plant.

Another Southern plaEt Of great interest
Is the magnificent yucca. Apr Spanish bayo-
uei--aiso known as the Norman candle"
Adams needle" aud. by pious spaniards.
as Our Lords candlestick." They are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
A Unit on All Questions.

Strict regard for the truth and a desire
to be Just and fair toward political OPP
pohents compel us To say the republican rs
me only party In the State senate which
has voted as unit on all questions. There
Is only one OF EN-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Mr.. John Trainer Of Baltimore, plumber,
speaks OF Texas as "thc end o. she earSh.''
He Is correct. Il Is the sunInla sunrna-
rum OF ali good. ,he hearts desigr. the
Elysian fields. \ shor. residence IN Texas
would work q miracle upon John Trainer.
nluru,'er. Il would sweeten the -FOUR milk
Of human kindness .n his ,latuse, broaden
his Intellectual Vie oi. put AIS conscience
90 work and. therefore. cnop eAe size OF
his hLis
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Easily pIea...y

I'm glad when holidays come round.
And glad when they are done: =
Enjoyment makes a man so tiroa
That working seems like fun.
Washington Star.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
VIRGINIA DEMOcp.-s

S sent out from Richmond e o. el,Iats.s
remission ''., Of gold men to ,h M u
m ln'' nn, have ave- created good ss ss1s
some quarters to make i, ANS, S''p0ss'sa i
W sa's ~, a democrats had taken , Ia
ON the financial questio, 0let rg
there are some new.n.n
p,noa la, whose anxiety to IN. N, sus
p pace Tor themselves is SO sr., s , :, lai'las
srao at every straw and e,,. ' 'lai tsy
t ,"s winch ,n,o can by any possibility !. ven
S 'y,.eu INTO tendency on the M. Y d.
democrats to be lenient n :, iA.' o ihs
a ana whsn they can find any =, S'' :
victory. s " q sc,a.a
ao 1T is SO with this action ., the s,,,..
I''nOc'a'ie committee. They ara h..,lsa
as a democratic !. baekdown. 0, csiIss
them it is case of the wish Nh ,A
70 the thonght-and It is ali. 's''sfs
"o ~ most emphatically prouns,s.. " q
Inc democratic com,nlf,oa ~
nas ruled that all whi,e MAJ n'sanrn3
T., ne,, vnelti'eives 10 support the dsm.. ~
in tSn VIII be allowed to partlsis.s
me ruling was made al the ,,.,.
, ,nahs men heretofore democrats NV. 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

a large number OF Eastern business men
have been expressing themselves as want
INK ssic iartff taken out OF politics. The
MASSES wall do hkswiso when they get o
tariff oncetin their favor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

X n the opirNon OF an eminent medical
authority In Bcsion thoa it Is criminal to
allow welkllnzs to play baseball. These
views arc generally Endorsed by league
towns having taii-ends,rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Governor Cultr-son'. oil for greas!ng
legiSlativs machinery Is supplying long
felt want" lie should have the reSipe
.-.,r.,.g..-frsf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

To 4 man ur tree It looks very much
liko Governor Cuibcison's legislative sus-
resnons were In the nature OF ihe Old
sebooimasisr's eIlct 20 the boys to stay
IN" after regular Dismissal hour
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Special star Commissioners.

AT AUSTfN-L. A. Petit. Office In the
State Capitol Building.
AT GuALVESTON-J. II. Sullivan. office
n The fremont Hotel.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. i5i. Business, lsS
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asked Congressman Swanson m. !.
the most active and most energetic =, -.
Virginia leaders, to give me the f,,,s ~.
the situation in his State. He said,
When the State committee me, /, -.
decided to leave the decision a, IA 4.
should go into the primaries TO the coD,,,
committees. This was felt to be bss, \.
cause the local committee know bes, 4.
conditions in each locality. and there uirs,
be reasons for different policy In on
county from that IN another. The ac,I,,
OF the Richmond committee simply meal,
that any man who will pledge hlnsel, IA
| support the party in the future. TO s,a,j
10 It's candidates and to support It's pa;.
form may have hand in the primlns,
The nominee of the State convention will
be strong IL 10 l silver democrat, and
| he VIII 70 before the people on platform
which is a reiteration Of the Chicago plat.
form aud Il reinstatement o, all Its min.
| ciples. Those men who strayed away from
the party in the last campaign aud al
others who are ready to- pledge allegiance
to the party nominee and the party plat.
form VIII Ice welcomed back into the iod
OF course the platform is as much part
Of the fight rs the ticket placed upon IT."
DO YOU think" asked. that many q
the men who followed UFerrall and ,hs
other traitors viii return to the party IA
this campa en?"
The Indications are that almost al q
them will" replied Mr.. Swanson. ''Thsy
will come despite the efforts Of the men
who led them astray to keep them away.
The Richmond Times, the organ Of the
geld men. is advising them to keep cut
OF the primaries, but our adyiccs from al
over the Stale are that the one-tlme isl'
lowers of these false leaders are moi only
ready. but anxious to return, and that nO'
only in Richmond. but in the other ecaa,
ties where there were gold men iher WI
take prorut advantage Of the oppoNaaW
offered. Yol can count on an olt'ans
democratic victory in Virginia TINS yN, :
The election VIII find the party Absolutely
united In support Of Its candidates aau ~
platform-the Chicago platform
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Turkey has concluded to accept our An
eeh 1t 10 hoped that Colonel Abdul
iiamid Will no, make any Gesultory re-
marks about tho beard OF the prophet
wi,-n the good doctor presents his cFeden-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-04-29
JUDGE t. NJ. BURLINGTON re-

NUDGE T. NJ. BURLINGTON re-
~ turned Thursday from Table
quah where he has been holding court
for upwards OF two weeks. The judge
stated that It is his intention TO, as
far as practicable clear the dockets
In his district before the first Of next
year, as he believes Jurisdiction will
be taken from the tribal courts by the
bill now pending in congress, and
which is practically sure Of passage.
There are a number OF "whlte clerk''
cases on the docket In Delaware aud
Cooweescoowce which will be tried.
Delaware court begun Monday Of this
week and will continue through next
week, or until oil the cases pending
are disposed Of.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-04-29

MINITA, l. t., Is the home Of Rog-
" er X, No. 1925, race record
0;2oi, trial 2;l7i; also Lee @. Kay, No.
2lst2. We are pleased that we can
boast OF as fine horses as they have in
any country. The above horses be-
long TO the very best families in the
world. People who advertise Ham
bletonlan stock should be able to
prove what they say. Roger KS. ped
lgree shows him TO be the only Ham
bletonian horse in this country, while
Lee @. Kay belongs TO the great Elec-
tloneer family. Come to the fair
grounds and see this stock move; they
will prove they have the speed, as we'll
as style and beauty. For tabulated
pedigree, address the owner, o. G.
Athey, Vinita, ]. Il.