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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

FRENCH BRANDIEs, OLD LONDON
DOCK JAMAICA RUM, ST. CROlX
RUM. ARRACK, SCOTCH WHISKEYS.
GLENLIVET, KING WILLIAM ",
RAMSAY, AND BURKES OLD IRISH
WHISKEY, OLD TOM, PLYMOUTH,
AND MEDER SWAN GINS-all OF the
XII the leading brands OF CHAM
PAINE-PREMfERE SERRE-our own
Importation from one OF the finest Nne-
SHERRIES. MADEIRAS. and PORT
OF FRENCH and GERMAN WINES
very large assortment including the Ia
nous brands OF CHATEAU YQUEM,
CHAT, LA ROSE, MARGAUX, AND
LATTE MARCOBRuNNER, STEIN
BERGER, and SCHLOSS JOHANNES
D GGTfBSsoNs PURE RYE, STRAIGHT.
OLD CABINET CLEMMER, OLD
Club and other WHISKEYS.
The CANADIAN CLUB, for which we
are the agents here, only in bottlesi also.
the JAMES +. PEPPER WHISKEH, In
bottles. -. ..
CREME DE MENTHE. CHARTREUSE.
and great many other fine CORDIALS-
none but imported
HAVANA CICARS-thelr own impor-
tation; also. full supply Of the ET.
PRINCIPE DE GALES CIGARS com
stantly on hand. dc l-tJa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY will be held on
TUESDAY, January T. 1895. at o'clock
east Main street.
HENRY S. KJTZLER.
do 92-td Cashier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

Resolutions Of respect TO deceased
members passed by societies. corpora
lions, associations, or other orsahiza-
t,ons will be charged for as advertising
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTRGET
PHARMACY, 5l9 EAST SROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
DISPATCH COMPANY will be held at
their office on TUESDAY, the. 18th day or
January. 1898, at " O'Clock NJ, 1850,
40 fo-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

Aood,c DiIlc are the beat after-dinner
AAOOu . ASso pills. aid digestion. go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

Union Bank OF Richmond,
Richmond, Va, December %, 1897.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UNION BANK OF RICHMOND will be
held i'm the First National Bank Building
on the 18th OF JANUARY. 1898, at II
o. clock NJ. j. IL. BEASLE1.
de 24-tJa l3i Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
IA GOVERNOR ST.,
Richmond, Va,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,

beg leave to call attention to their
large stock of the above mentioned
goods, most of which are of their own
importation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
SOME POSTSCRlPTS.

Bootblacks IN Paris are licensed: do not
run the streets; few stands; no boys-most-
ly old men.
| The annual value OF the dairy products
| of the United States Is estimated to exceed
| $500, 600, 900.
In some OF tho farming districts Of
China pigs are harnessed to small wagons
and made to draw them.
Fill is the only British colony in which
the natives pay their taxes in kind chiefly
in cocoanuts.
bill before the California legislature
will cut street car fares to ~ cents be-
tween and a III. and and p. IN.
Men in Paris will tell you they are poets
as calmly as an American would say he
is an electrician; they think it is a busi-
ness.
One OF the severest penalties to which
criminals In Holland were in ancient times
condemned was TO be deprived Of the use
OF salt.
There is no French mustard" In France !;
the sweet stuff is there called German
mustard and Irish potatoes are called
English.
Full dress is common at the Partisan
theaters only on first nights. at the opera
and National theaters. No return coupons
dic gwen
The "Brasher sls gold piece" which was
struck at Newburg. N. Y, In 1856. was
the first upon which "E Pluribus Uuum"
appeared.
The Island Of Malta has n language OF
its own, derived from the Carthaginian and
Arabian tongues. The nobility OF the island
speak Italian.
Among other curious birds discovered by
GoVernor MacGregor in his recent tour
through British New Guinea was new
kind Of Bird OF Paradise.
The origin of the bicycle Is now traced
back to tho year 1881 in France, when the
sieu Maillard presented to the academy
two rolling chairs propelled by pedals.
general chapter OF the Christian Broth
ers tRoman Catholic) will soon be held
in Paris to elect u successor to the late
Srother Joseph. superior general OF the
order
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

what what the breed. the conditions, or the
eli ,n they should be fed all they viii
da "" e Whef Of good Sound dry food once
uoupt some corn would he good In cold
ennlItes' and plump oats better for some
| Hens are a good deal like n COW r. ,o,
efxIect COW to give gool rich milk and
lo,s or II, you Inus. feed her well or. If,
eunhtr WORDS. al she will eat up cean OF
s sch foods as will make milk. Let tie
mix pail soon shows it. So with The hen
a ane PRODUCTION pro- Of eggs is q, great d.in
auu sne must be fed accordingly. | can
oitcii tell wnel am to have an Increased
supply OF eggs hy the activity or my hAn,
ana ana the,r evident demands for more than
.neir usual quantity of food Also when
they are going to slack up by their not
eating their food up clean and their hunt
nv, ing around Ior something choice 1t is
actions closely, and regulate their feed
accordingly.
Don't expect to get something for moth.
ing amy more from your fowls than from
your he.ghbor. To make eggs, hens must
nave the necessary materials. they must
not only have enough 10 keep them in
good thrifty condition, but they must have
a surplus for eggs. But the food must he
OF the right kind. or the surplus will 20
mat me last state is worse than the first
] ma the greater the variety the better
wheat. outs, barley, cornmeal shorts, bran,
mix when 1t can be- had, a liberal supply
OF green food or some sort, also of ovs-
ter, shells and grit. truly formidable
bll of fare for biddy, but it costs no more
than all of one thing. only more work for
the attendant. The meal. barley. corn.
shorts and bran ] consider are best cook
ed and FED warm. the wheat and oats.
which should constitute fully one-half
the entire food. should be fed dry.
would feed a greater proportion of oats
to Brahmas than to Leghorns, more corn
Rocks.
OF course some hens Will break down
under this system of feeding. but they
are not much loss compared with the
gain. A hen that does not lay is poor
property. anyhow, except for the not. and
the sooner she is in the pot or under tho
ground the better for the owners pocket.
Another thing of great Importance s TO
ieed regularly at stated times. and only
some one who takes an interest in the
fowls should do tho feeding. / find It i'm
possible TO tell any one how much 10
feed my fowls for amy length of time. 1t
i so necessary to note their requirements
ana act accordingly, giving moro when
saushed more is required. and less when
they do not seem hungry. BY this man
ner of feeding 1 have obtained more eggs
Try It. S. w. Palm
Gait Gan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

AT the head of Germans landed arlstocra
cy stands Prince Wittgensten. He owns
5000 900 acres. Fourteen other titled land
lords own between them 5000, 600 acres. one
of tho fourteen Prince Tnlleyrand, is a clti-
zen of France.
The members OF the bar OF the court OF
claims at Washington are about to give a
dinner to Chief Justice Mott in recognition
OF his elevation to that office after thirty
Two years OF service as an associate Judge.
George d. NJ. Peixoto OF Cleveland Is
painting the portrait OF Lynn IN j. Gage liza
VIII also paint three portraits of Pros ident
Mckinley. They will be placed In the
Union League clubs at Chicago and New
York and the Union club OF Cleveland
Tho Tennyson memorial in the Isle of
Wight Is TO be an obelisk Of Aberdeen gran
tie erected on the downs near Farriugford
near the verge OF the cliff where 1t will be
4 prominent sight. Princess Beatrice Will
unveil tho monument sometime neat sum
mer.
1t Is seven and half years since the kali
ser came to the throne. and in that time he
has killed. according o the official Stats
ties. Is 372 head of game. This list in
cludes ono whale, two aurochs and three
large hears. but takes no account OF very
small game, such as snipe. etc.
The world OF art, says the New York Tri-
bune, Will probably soon lose one OF its
noteworthy members in the person of Ra-
mon Panduro who Ia full-h'ooded Indian
is self taught. and did such good work that
The Mexican government seat him to the
worlds fair In Chicago. while there he at
tracted much attention.
Prince Carl OF Bavaria is a practicing
physician in Munich. His cousin, Prince
Louis Ferdinand. has recently set mp for
himself "a gynecologist in Nordhausen.
and has hung out a shinglo announcing his
office hours from 40 to- 1890. Prince
Louis ia an uncle Of the king of spain and
a nenhew OF the prin ,e regent OF Russia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
HOUSTON. SUNDAY. MARCH IS. 1897
BONA FIDE CITIZENSHIP.


Our troubles with the Spanish govern
mcnt and Spanish authorities in Cuba over
the question OF American citizenship
ought to lead to a speedy Improvement in
our naturalization laws. so that these yex-
atlous issues may not arise TO plague and
possibly Involve us in war in the future,
whore the matter Of citizenship is not be-
yond dispute.
The spanish government naturally re-
cents The assertion o. American citizenship
where Cuban has come over to the
United States taken out his first papers
and gone back TO cuba 20 live or to join
the iusurgeni army and claim protection
under the American government when ar
rested. The first papers are not taAen out
with view 10 becoming III American cit
lien in tact. but to obtain the nid OF the
American government in time Of trouble
abroad. Germany has been yexed also by
the presence OF actual citizens there. and
natives. who have been over here 10 get
their first PAPERS or obtained their second
papers without any residence here in or
der TO avoid military service Z. home. Il
is an abuse Of American hospitality and an
unfair use OF our liberal laws. and NO can
not undertake 10 defend these people al
wsys.
The privileges and immunities OF Ameri-
can citizenship ought not to be conferred
with the fist papers issued upon mere
declaration OF an intention 10 become an
American citizen and a remuneration OF
former allegiance These privileges ought
10 follow only after the second papers have
been obtained and these final certificates
Of citizenship should not be issued until
indlsputable proof has been made OF actual /
residence continuously. in this country
for number Of years. five or six. after
the first declaration OF intention. In
other words, the final papers ought to be |
conclusive Of actual bona AIDE citizen |
ship Then the citizen ought TO be
protected promptly and with all the poge
OF the government. We should allow no |
government 10 question the citizenship OF |
man with our final certificate. but We
should allow no man to obtain that evil
denoo OF citizenship Tor other purposes
than legitimate ones. Possibly II such a 1
poilcy were adopted We should find fewer
Applications for naturalization papers. or
else we would find fewer dangerous birds
OF passage and more bona fide resident
ci'iLehs IN the various States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
OUR MERCHANT MARINE


Tho New York Tribune thinks II nu-
ours well for favorable response to MIR.
MeKlnley's views and plans with refer
ence TO the revival Of the American mer
chant marine that almost the last net Of
the last congress was the passage OF n
series OF amendments to the NAVIGATION
iaws-ind!eating concert OF feeling md
purpose in that direction between the ex-
ecutlye and congress
Inc measures referred to. while proper
IN their way. did not reach the real
trouble In tho path OF the restoration Of
American shipping. They simply modified
tho registry laws with reference to the
coasting trade. discontinued some abusea
permitted on shiphoard and changed the
laws relating TO crow bonds and wiped nut
ono or two obsolete statutes. The prohibit
ZION against placing foreign bought and
foreign built ships under the American
nag is the obstacle today against the re-
Mobilization OF the American mercbo nj
marine. Hundreds OF thousands of dollar.
or American capital Is invested In English
built ships and protected under the En-
glish flag because these ships could not
be admitted 10 American registry. They
were bought for far less IN Europe than
they could have been built here. hence the
Investment.
Our navigation laws are the very height
OF protection and Mr.. Mckinley is not
likely to advise the repeal OF this most OBJ
jeotionable provision Just mentioned. We
SEQ in these laws an attempt to force capt.
talists to buy American ships for the mer-
chant marine aud at cost greatly in ex-
cess Of the cost for better ships in Eng
land. Tho capitalists simply preferred to
buy British bottoms and use tho British
flag. The ship-building industry and thu
merchant marine We're protected to their
death. Some large ship yards have lat
teriy grown up by reason OF monopoly
In building government vessels and are
now beginning to bid against European
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
ABOUT Feeding Fowl.
W LIS

'''N's Aionthly.
how many would pay literally to know
now to feed fowls for hes, rnsnl,,., WI, INV
an amount of printers ink has hoan , m"a'
ed on this subject. ' ''e'' vast
me me Writer for years devoured overv-
thins that came to hand ner,,,,,,
aueu,hg FOWLS rellzing az he ala ito
s,sae importance. Bought books on the
reot ~ 10 De aissusted to nnd that in ef-
rect ne was told to nnd out. follow,
ms plan, then that. not for fo,,, gu
az time, but for months ana ve rrmS
u'ed sort feed ana then dry feol nd
're fowls scratch for every kernel h.
sS. ah nboi ied them in troughs. wlth he
,ieStered the science Of foedins, - nave
fatii Sd many nan theories to my own s iiasr
T M. give INC result of my oXperi.ncSs 'ed
4, fnas,n are ,nree things To be consiJers.,
t ~ iee;nhg fowls, frst the breed sccnrd
az or ono nooh,ihlionS; third the climate o f,,,,
~ '"s 'hihs l AIN satisfied, no matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
LuLIxG LocAn
mig Rabbit Hunt ls.'ss
"-@ slaughter Of the 's I, IN

mig Rabbit Hunt ss.n
slaughter Of the .-Ml
1.u,ins, Texas. March ~ y.
talked Of rabbit hunt On w 9 =,
Of the city. cam' Of yss'sis J. !. 4
" %Ns several miles driven to y '. g,
a number of good shots ven =, !.
drivers in the meantime ps s'''' !,
in r,nge. Two hundred ''s y. Y. Z.
and they are still th'sf = = =. 1,
ing great damage to young W.
'' The hunt for Wildcats y. I vs.'Ii n
b,q I game near the c,ps y \, 81
Gu Guadalupe river wa. full ~. . y, ,s
ment. Several bls ~ !, nm n
their their pelts exhibited 70 s. ,Su n
R. Miles and Byrnes ~
Ia in the round- ,ssps,,,s ls
,, AZ .n lodge Of HON. Z r''i y
Inr D tic ,SrS we're els ets1.s MI
n ,ne c. e. Lip sss nis ~
Il. Brown. treasurer . 4, y
b +, = porter; /, T. . s,ssp',, IA
e w physician.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
CURRENT FUN.

De trouble bout er mans maxim q
reg lar practice o. findin' fault" said I'm.
Gle Eben. lis dat as he gifts mo- nm mo
expert IN is business de demand ion is
goods gifts less an less.'-Washington
Star.
young man." said Senator Sorghum to
the protege who has been promised an
appointment, 81 shall not congratulate
you; but there is one thing l desire to
say .!yiiy. ,,
"lt YOU display anything like the energy
and anxiety In filing this position that
you showed IN getting 1t you can't help
BEING brilliant success. "-Washinston
Star.
Mrs. kuddier-Do you know. George.
lhat everybody says the baby Is just like
Mr.. Knddlor-Nonsense Anne; the baby
Is now more than six months old. and II
has never spoken word.-Boston Trans
cript.
Yes" she said bitterly. IT must con-
TESS, that he deceived me as TO his hab-
=, Does he drink, or gamble, or ANYTHING
No; but before we We're wed ne ie et
talking in his sleep about all his do'nss.
And he does not" -Indianapolts Journal.
did you hear about Grawler," said The
man with the long mus'ache. ne pc,
SI,ithers "A hundred dollars that he could
live on bread and water fifteen days
NV nat did he do with the money! ASK
ed the man In the corner. WI,
They bought his coffin with Il; nis
wife Insisted on making the bread. Gin
cinnau Commercial Tribune.
Goodman-Wel,. Pat. how are you get
ting along?
Pat~Oi had good day lasht Soonday.
an on made foiNe dollars.
Goodnan-What! You broke the SAB
ba.h?
us hoo t. be broke do yez moindE-f"ch'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
Special stan Com,nissioncrs.
THE CITY.
4. L. WATSON. r. n JOHNSTON.
a. ). Palmer, Secretary.

The Post 10 delivered TO any part OF the
city by carriers al 500 per month, three
months. 500. SIX months. 500; one year.
el2oQ
Mr. TheodorA Bering has charge OF the
Guy Circulation and Collecting.
Messrs. Theodore BegIng and Charles
Lott are the authorized collectors OF all
city bills. both Advertising and suoscrip-
iion, and no money should be paid 10 aay
one other than ;hosc named. unless special
written authority signed by the Business
Manager is shown. An accounts OF any
sizc should be paid by check IN favor VI
The Houston Printing Company.
NO orders for goods" etc. are given ~
the management, and none viii be accept
ed IN payment Of office bills
subscribers failing TO receive the nsre7
regularly Will please notify the office
promptly Every subscribers paper IS ex-
psciea TO be delivered not later than s.~
4. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

| Washington, March 12.-Much comment
is INDUCED IN here relative to ex-Secretar,
Of the Treasury John G. Carlisle appearing
pany. one OF the largest corporations In the
country. at Alexandria. Va. the 9th in
slant, Just four days, including Sunday, af-
ter his retirement from office.
Mr. Vanderbilt. who was unwell the day
of the Inauguration, gave the committee In
charge OF the parade a check for SIC, 900
to have the procession pass by his palatial
residence.
Governor Bradleys appointee. Mr.. Wood
Of Kentucky. II the senate follows prece-
dent. will find that he can not take his
seat as senator. The senate has heretofore
held that where the legislature failed to
elect as they did in Kentucky--a senator.
the governor had no power or authority to
appoint one.
Since Senator John Sbermans retirement
from tho senate. It leaves Senator Stewart
OF Nevada as the only remaining senator
who was a member during the war of tho
rebellion. which gives him over thirty
wears OF continuous congressional life. and
ne has Just been elected for another six
wears.
Champ Clark OF Missouri who rams lis
high head up in his long felt hat. and. nv
the way. one of the finest orators in the
country. reminds one of Hon. ]. w. Bailey
OF Texas. Mr.. Clark is nearly as handsome
as our own j. w. Bailey. He was defeated
Two years ago and has been on the lecture
platform since, which, ne SAYS, was n snlen
did financial venture. and he was loan IN
give II IN. and that he had no special de-
sire 10 return 10 congress Just at this time
put .here was fellow In the race for rho
nomination whom he wanted defeated and
the only way for him to accomplish NAT
neslre was for him to enter the race b,,,
ser. which he did and Won out by Iaras
handsome vote. So
Inc retirement OF Hon. d. B. Culberson
is regretted here by all parties. He w,s
recognized as the best lawyer in conprasa
ana an honest, able and fearless reprcsrnta
i've HAD he ever aspred or sought landau
ship no man would have found a more do.
voted and faithful following, ouIot on,
unasSuming, but ever watrhful and -
Tor inc best interest of his peonln 4, ;
uountiui II any man ever retired rro,, oo,,
sruss WIN SO many friends Tho hnv,a
VIII miss his able council and Teva. 80 |
her most potent and able member '''eS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

Orange. Texas. March l2.-The insur
ance companies have paid over to the es'
tate OF J. A. Robinson the amount OF inc
insurance on the Eta house, hotel owheu
by MIR. Robinson. which burned down near
ly two years ago. The companies refused 10
pay the policies at the time OF the iire' ana
Mr.. Robinson sued and secured judgment
for the full amount in the district court.
oac OF the cases was appealed as a tes,
ease. and the decision OF the lower court
was affirmed. so each OF the three COM
Danies have settled In full.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

firms for the construction Of other ships
The time has come to take OFF the fatal
protection. II the congress and Mr.. Nc
kinlcy are broad enough to allow American
money to buy ships in the cheapest mar
ket and sail them under the American flag
they will be able to restore our merchant
marine rapidly-but not otherwise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
Guilty of Murder in second Degree

the negro who shot and killed a negro pq-
lioeman named William McDuff. last
Christmas night. was found guilty of MUIR
der In the second degree today. His pun
ishment was fixed at twenty five years in
the penitentiary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

What IL the capital of the Chemical
bank of New York. and what is the value
of its stock? KAN.
The Chemical National bank has a cap
ital of 100000. a surplus of s6.0Oo.0Go; 1t
pays a dividend of $50 on its capital stock
and the stock sells at $780,
What IS the average duration of human
life? AVN
Thirty-three years. 1t is said that ore
quarter of the people born on earth de
before they are six years or age, one-half
before they are sixteen, and that only one
person in 100 lives to the age of sixty-five
years.
When does the Twentieth century COM
mence? A says ait 1 second past l. p. m.
December 81 1899: b says at l second past
u p m, December 81, 1900. J.K.
Immediately after IL p. m. December 81.
1900.
How old is the present pope? R.C.J.
The pope's SIth birthday was celebrated
March 2.
When and where did Judge Cromwell
Arson Jones die2 Texan.
In Houston, January 10. 1857.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
Gave nOnd.

Buffalo. Texas March 12.-.W. T. Ellis
who shot Barney rearstone in the Bloom
hotel here at noon today. waived an ex.
aiming trial before Justice Lookingbiil
this evening. and his bond was fixed al
$500, which he promptly gave. Pearistone
is resting very well tonight and his physi-
clans pronounce his wound not fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
Cattle Trading Active.

Halletsyilie, Texas. March ls.--There is
considerable trading In cattle hereabouts
Steer yearlings are in active demand at IS
per head for good stock.
Most of the beeves fed hero on hulls and
meal have been marketed at fair prices.
Tho oil mill has shut down, but will make
Il short run In the spring to work up the
balance OF oeed after plating is over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

Dallas, Texas. March 1.-THE Dallas po-
lice board today gave officer Bert Rawlins.
who was charged with ASA lifting DR.. r. G.
Williams. n few weeks ago. a fifteen days
layoff Tho oaso attracted unusual local
attention,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14
Va New Cases Ds,'s4

Halletsville. TEXAS, S with, u
of scarlet fever n.I s,,s ds,'s
Quarantine srpu, tin wa. enforce. emf Fsss,s.,a =
win S =. ' more &c. n IS.
there iUSss was much ;, ', 'seouu, i -
=, the county Oh 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-14

While tho new president was coming
out 50 strong against lynching. 10 tickle
hysterioal New England. he might have
been confederate enough to express a 1T
tie sympathy for the hundreds OF poor
victims of fend.sh lust in the South and
elsewhere