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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
rmE TEXAS pArEns.

The Rockiale Messenger has entered its
~ cnty .nf,h year. Since its birth at ratn,
oron il has been twice burned out and has
changed hands twice. It is tho Oldest paper
N Milan county and claims TO DO tho d j.
eat itfiness enterprise in Rockdale.
Editor John Il. Love OF tho karnos CITY
Kicker has kicked out OF single harness
and joined tho ranks Of the bcnodicts.
Tho Brenham Banner didn't walt fer
Easter TO put on handsome new dress.
Tho Mckinney Gazette has passed its
ninth mile pest,
Tha National Editorial association SOU
yenir edition OF the Texas Press Bulletin
containing a history OF tho Texas Press
association, notices Of Texas editors aud q
large amount olspastter relative V Mexico
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SOME POsTSCRIPTs.

Lemon cultivation is 3 Oper cent. more
profitable tan orange growing
Tho French artillery is horsed with darl,
and white horses alternately.
There are 100 deer forests in Scotland
comprising at least 100000 acres of land.
tiny electro light, attached to n mcneil
enables French reporters to take notes at
night.
The finest African tobacco can FREQUENTLY
be purchased in Cape Town at 8 pence per
pound
The value of the British ships and cargoes
lost every year at sea is almost 1000 900
pounds.
William I of Germany put In 1913 DAYS Of
actual military service during his four cam.
paigns.
Ten thousand spiders threads when taken
together, do not equal in substance the size
of human hair.
IN CORFU shetts OF paper pass for money:
one sheet buys one quart of rice, or twenty
sheets piece of hemp cloth.
Bangkok, the capital OF Siam. is float
Ing city containing 10000 houses, each of
which floats on raft of bamboo.
Newspapers are suppressed in Japan for
publishing scandalous articles on the pri-
waite life and family affairs of individuals.
Antelope are abundant out in the Garden
City neighborhood. Kan. and sportsmen
have given the nim5le jack rabbit rest.
Tho new organ OF the church OF St. Ig-
natius, San Francisco, weighs more than
100000 pounds and has more than 5000
pipes.
| Twenty seven hundredweight. or nearly
one and onehalf tons of gold plate was Of
ton placed on the tables OF Roman cpl
cures.
| Tho surplus OF women In France Is re-
turned at less than tenth of what 1t is
in Germany, and less than an eighth OF tho
excess in England.
Tho sound of thunder may be heard for
twenty or twenty-five miles; with the ear
to the ground farther. Lightning is re-
flectei for 100 to 200 miles.
Denmark's foreign egg trade has grown tC
| tremendous size. mainly with Enslord
| Twenty years ago the annual Danish export
of eggs was 600, 900; now 1t is reckoned at
| 1000, 0CO.
/ 1t is said that II the earth's atmosphere
were suddenly increased In thickness &c
seven hundred miles the sun could not pen
| citrate It. and the earth would soon be
wrapped In ice.
The London Telegraph tells curious
story about a young curato of evangelical
| views, who recently committed the infis-
erection Of smoking in the street. a woman
one of his Pensioners, who saw MIN. was
so shocked that she recently renounce! hei
belief in the Thirty nine Articles
Among the powers that are dormant at
the timo Of birth is that Of hearing, we
walk on tiptoe and speak in hushed voices
when we come near a new baby" Il wc pr,
novlcos. for fear we will awaken It, when
( in reality, a child rarely hears even the
| loudost sounds until it Is ten days or two
weeks old.
1t IL worry likely that there will be Q
largely increased demand for shovels al
Grand Haven. Mich. since the publication
OF this item in one of the papers there 4
/ day or TWO ago: Several barrels OF choice
whisky are said to he buried under the bis
snpdhill across the river. having been pu'
/ there years ago"
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HOUSTON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH ..
II II ~ II A CT ILS.
HoMclDE LEE ANp ApEoAp.

An Atlanta lawyer is quoted as sayin.
that for every nfty cases OF homicide =.
this country there are only three in Ens.
land. and the jackson. Miss, Clarion
Ledger remarks in comment that Their,
must be cause or reason for this which
it behooyes tho American people to locate
and remove
The difference is not so great as SUE
rcsted. but ain there is an alarming dit-
ference. In fact. there are Few pnEiious Of
the globe where NE is 80 unsafe as in
this eniIehtened Rcpubllc. The cause. or
rauses. rather. are not 80 difficult to 10.
cate. In fact I'm another column OF the
Clarion-I.edFer. in which the comment be-
fore mentioned is made. appears an item
mat "a partly explanatory Of the reckless
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4 TImcly MnrnInu.

WhiteWright Plow and Hammer,
For the last few years we have believed
that the political ascendancy OF Congress
man Bailey was equal to. II not better. than
any other man in Texas. Wers pools sell-
state IT would be Bailey against the field.
with odds In his favor. There is one thing.
however. he must do or his political star
has reached its zenith. He must rid him
Welt OF thF support OF that anti-democratic
paper Galveston Dallas News. With one
execution this paper has not supported q
state man or State measure that has net
been buried by the people at the battle OF
ballots. With this exception, prohibition
all men aud measures oppressed ly this paper
have triumphei. 1t fought Coke, Reagan.
Maxcy, Ireland, Roberts. the Culbarsons
Hogg. and until recently. Bailey. AMI all
these mon have been mcasurably success
!ui In politics. II opposed the railroad com
mission the free silver idea. and in fact
ALI democratic measures OF Importance
while they have been Overwhelmingly en-
darsed by tho people of the STATE. Amone
the men whom 1t has supported II IS onl,
necessary to refer TO the Little Giant an,
his band of political soapegoats who are 20
| dead 10 he discussed. We know OF no Law
| by which MIR. Bailey can prevent this pape
| from inIuring him with Texas democracy
| by praislng him to the skies, IS viii b,
| seen in another column OF this Issue of thu
Pillow and Hammer. but we do know tha
Mr. Bailey had better not cater 10 its In
| iluen,s. and We further know that tho dom
ocrats Of Texas will not send to the unite'
States senate man VINO is IN sympath'
with the policies advocated by this paper.
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Draros County Marriages.

Bryan. Texas. March County ClerN
MoMichael gives out tho following list OF
marriage licenses issued since last report
to The Post. Eddie Scott to Birdie Daniels
e, W. Fisher to Mary Heron, Jacob 30
colick to Annie Hollobence, August fachai
to Anna scramm. John Cain to Mollie San
ders. Josh Gilmore to Addie Israel Henry
Devereaux to Hestella Swarmer, George
Sharp to Henrietta Moore, Minor Walfer
to Louvinia Adams. !. II. Thomas to MISS
Ada Freeman. J. II. Westall to Eva Gee,
Dick Mckinney to Katherine Lucas, Robert
johnson to Caroline Fclio. A. y. Moreno 10
Matte Eggleston, @. +. Kramolis to Laura
Bernard and b. w. Dewett to Ella Railsy.
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DANIEL HOPES FOR A WARSHIP.

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OF
n
trust Mr. McIne first acts will be to send the harbor
will
a
| matte
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.


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city by carriers at Np per month, thtes
months, 500. six months. $50; one year
ti2p.
Mr. Theodors Herring has charge OF the
City Circulation and Collecting. -
Messrs. Theodore Bcs1ng and ShaT!es
city bills bo.h advertising ana su0scrsp-
lion. and no money should be paid 20 asly
one other than tho-c named. unless tptc.Al
written authority signed ~ the business
Manager il shown All accounts OF any
s.se should be ptid by check IN favor VI
The Houston Printing Company.
No ORDERS for good-" etc. are given By
the management, and more will be aeeep.-
Ell 10 payment Of office bills.
Subscribers failing 10 receive the pepe7
regularly will please notify the Once
promptly. Every subscribers paper is ex-
pec;ed 10 10 delivered not later than s,@
&. IN,
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commissioners OF labor, public printer three
civil service commissioners. a librarian of
congress- and superintendent Of tho library,
commissioner Of fish and fisheries, and
chief OF tho bureau OF American republics
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Canton, tho politicians Mecca for so
Ions past. has 'swunk"

Canton. tho politicians Mecca for so
long past. has "swunk."
Texas cities. dependent SO largely upon
cotton for trade and money. ought never
to Jet IN untl scores Of factories have
t,oon established in their midst TO keen n
lorge lahoripg population and retail trade
active during the spring and summer
months. The trying commercial period
" IN us Is between march and September.
and 1t ought to be looked after BY the
sulsi tuition of new industries.
-
As yet Greece shows no disposition 20
melt and run under the heat of the
powers.
Tho San Francisco board of health has
naugurated a crusade against cats on
the osteusbIe ground that the felines
spread diph,heria and other diseases. II
is ehrswdly suspected that the cat on the
back fence At uight Is really at the bottom
% the crusade.
The United States VIII at least be glad
to recognize certain degree OF bellieor-
.crcy iu General Lee.
II "a saii that tho hotel bill Of Liliuo-
kshni IN Washington Is $50 q day. II
the Hawaiian question IA not soon settled
tte proprietor OF that hotel may have
To- take legal steps for at least the an
nexaiion Of enough of Hawaii to settle
his claims,
The latest traus-Atlanuc steamer or
Tered Is to be over 100 feet long. Why
not bridge, and be done with the
tronbla?
South Texas is rapidly getting I'm a posi-
ton TO talk good times. while other sec
lions are nursing croakers and calamity
howiers. When orr rich coast lands are
cut rp Into small farms thh region will
be practically DEMONSTRATING and indie
pendent
II IL not thought that j. Picrpont Nor
san W. loze his position es financier In
waH1E 20 the government under the in
coming administration.
So the Newspaper correspondents were
vlrtually correct 30 their reports recently
OF the attitude and declarations Of General
G.ee. When sou sec i IN the newspapers.
you can safely conclude thAt there IS
-omethng eli the bottom OF IT,
h44tffF ~ - iisANF ~ NiftllW A'N A'fN y
~ the bcrnn1ng Of the mariyriom forced
upon him by the misguided confidence of
asfn- 7.epGp1 of AIS conatyncn.
-
Today VIII practically close one Of tho
most sayos,Ear National administrations
~ American history Not much Is to be
expected from 80 successor. but the conn
fry has reached that point where any
th nix fer y change Ii agreeable.
The United states senate has left un-
gone naanY things 1t ought TO have done.
b-t q, haa had she re,iring Administrations
s.zeI 80 20 a ulc-ty for some time past.
Tie winter has cost New York some
$50 10a Tor street cleaning Down here
lhara arr 10 winters and consequently no
street elclnlng 3Dt this Is not urged
as on Of the Inducements to ImTnigra-
ton.
japan - going to adopt a gold stand
ara tni the weak kneed commercial
agencies 10 this country that have been
fearing "Japinese trace invasion" cas
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GOSSIP Of o,;,.,

whinips 'ne bayins 4 /, q
est bark I PEI 3. d s,u - = -
m nards According =, %''tlss " \
thing went Ds sn1 ss1S h ID ~ y.
suits suits were sr srsaiss s1 q Tie iIs,,,''
sumo Oh the promoter 's ssS., .. =
In additiO. 70 b.ip.
Seu butt !, : the esris.,o ~ :
' uss o, IT. the nssropoll, A s', iss.,
m use. He Is tie first a.rs r. ! '' ~!
ara, another another popular .,r. :. mn ~
'n new nir H, esr. an IL = II, ",
practically alore ali IN n. osu,laes {
city Of millions be- h sss .lu,s. ea I
e ep M1,le away the tim. ' q = =
'
VIVA, Unauncey DeRw i .iu,,, 3.
w''nin four days 1t has ~, ~
no was resting a, Old polss IN - Ss
ing ,a with H. Mckay ryous s' |.
jersey dancing a, a ban !,
discussing the probasllI,I. : ! my "
men to the Court Of 81. 49,. !.
nee In the Grand Ceutr,l = v
n pnaees In the time stated. n n, a 4.
contemplation Of such ! ~, ~
iye the average chappie i ~
Dagatelle to chaunccy, whs,s y \,
rest upon bis as down UPON N .@
curios were sold for /. ~,
the rooms Of the Knlcsstoslr /.
company. The collection ssasr,.
louo articles, gathered In nm, ~
'Oi shepard They Include, 3
wood carvings. human bon. w.,
clubs, musical Instrument. him, .
implements. totem poles NV.
shields, monkey skins md ~,
lot OF other one-time proper, y !.
people. Some Of the reallr ~ N,
Things that were bought II Nc
were carved war club from A 4
lands. $3.50; a rare carved zulu ~
S2,25, and a splendid Nor,i n.
bow, 81.
The Bertillon System buse.u. ~
wrested from the control q Or.
Andrews and placed under u, ~
OF Chief Detective 0'Brien, " =,
opened for business on the tpsw I
lice headquarters the other tu 4
prisoners were Photographic n
urcd. The measurements WEN y
Roundsman Grove, but Cap.n ~
wonderful identifier Of iscs'
Sheridan. is the real comurk
bureau, and he will oversee Nj
ton with the other records suxk \
old Rogues' gallery. 1t requlA :
and forty-five minutes to iuAte 4
prisoners TO the complete ossnn
In a little basement store a u
West Side crosstown street, IN
window full Of strange-looliny ~
coarse pottery ware and a email tpv
reads: DO you want To hiu NJ 1
dining room, smoking roou 4 Il
house we'll decorated with aJlA
vases. fishes, monkeys. illutn
COWS, frogs, pigs, chickens saAln 4
butterflies Holsters heads d nuh
a thousand different ornimeat ~
new in the country?' The viu n
uguese, and among them N a
mating "ornainents' as eAS y
strictors, six inches In diGilk n
ored in a llfe-like way.
A we'll dressed man entefvd ! ~
car the other afternoon at hs IN
Thirty-fourth street. In las ~
1t takes for the average viuA'A
L. - =
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Certainly.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript
Gould your ancestor have landed In
America II he had had to face the require
irenls OF tho Lodge immigration lawg'
anks tho Springfield Republican. That de-
pends upon to whom the question IL ad-
dressed.
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All. noNon ro orNnnAL LEe


SO Il appears, from the correspondence
sent to congress by the preiiacGt himself
that General Lee IS true blue. after all
that he did declare that he woulf not stand
another Ruiz murder. that he did threaten
70 resign u not backed up by the adminia-
tration. and that he did Indirectly a, Least.
ask II warshlps could be seat TO Havana to
enforce his demands.
1t ia Il matter for profound surprise tina,
Cleveland sent General Lees communioa-
tons to congress. even at the request Of tho
latter. for they give the lie to the informa-
tlon that the state department has been
doing out TO the public for the past week
That department has denied all the proposl-
tions proven By General Lees kilograms,
Possibly the administration has sent tbs
official correspondence 10 congress. cstab-
fishing the duplIcily and pus.llanimity Of
The administration itself because It holds
popular opinion and public Indignation ut
terly in contempt.
Bnt why suppress the official replies "a
General Lees vigorous communications
What answer did Cleveland AMI olncy
make to tho story Of the thurman barb ar.
tiles visited upon an American because o
Curan postage stamp was found among biz
effects?
What assurances were given General Lex
' that his solicituds for the pishts and dig.
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nifty CT American citizenship met with q
responsive echo at washington7


lsesponsive echo at washington7
The more this matter is probed the more
shameful and contemplate becomes the
spiri;iess attitude. the unsymrathe,ic POSI-.
ton. the oringing. dupliciious, abcrnnaole
un- American policy OF the president and
| secretary OF state. who. fortunately for The
country. will be reiegated to private life
tomorrow.
The Nation is not so concerned about the
recognition Of the cuhsns. The popular
Ielamor is for the protection OF American
citizens in Cuba. The people feel the dis
grace involved in pocketing the insults and
insolence az Spain. The humane impulses
Of all classes rebel against the medieval
crueities heaped upon our citizens In foul
dungeons IN Havana and other Cuban
towns. The bloody story OF the murder OF
Ruiz, against whom there was not a single
specific charge; the long and unjust incar-
cerstion Of sanguiliy; the barbarous. lerd-
fish treatnen; OF Scott. and the inhuman
persecution of the Competitor prisoners.
have not only been permitted without the
RICH, kind Of protest. save IN the cnse cited
By General Lee. but the Washington gov
erDnent has actually been apolosizing for
the Spanish government aud Insisting, in an
of hand. Indifferent way. tina, all these
stories OF savagery and brutality and in
science towards Americans were Cock and
hull newspaper ereations."
General Lee is entitled to all honor for
the firm stand he has at last taken In spite
Of the coldness on the part Of his suporiors
He looms up as hero by the side OF the
piginles and friends OF the stock msrke, in
Washington who have been holding him
back. The ex-Confederate soldier Is de-
handing respect FOR the flag OF the Union,
while the New Yorker who shirked It's de-
Tense once before is aiding Spain in the
barbarous treatment OF American ci;izens
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Sec-stary olney's exact language IN de-
rial OF the recent rrImors Of General Lees
demands was; Consul General Lee has
hot resigned; he has not asked for war
ships and has not asked for his rass-
ports" This may be diplomacy. but the
language vas a suppression OF the whole
facts and therefore dishonest and an at
tempt to mislead the public. General Lee
did virtually resign IN the alternativ
and he virtually asked for warships. Sec
Rotary Oncy attempted TO create the I'm
preston that there was no basis for the
newspaper rumors and In that he was
guilty OF contemplate unfairness to-
warts thu pub,ie. who had a right TO know
the exact status OF affairs
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CURRENT Fun

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woman doesn't /, isn't. s ser carl. r..s g. I
VEL :, u n.n New York ESs'as
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.os how can YOU srInf - (
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IN sprEis ESQ "Ifs jlst iEA
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her i (, r,I port s9nTrt..Ayc, aye. III A. ) (
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'n Then you think INV
deadly weapon -, msche'e
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nh. rrs.peaks'''
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An And v'ailinx.; "a ~
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Her knife W. N
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Gives aops
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speciaI stan Comlnissioncrs.

AT AUSTIN-L. A. Petit. office in the
State Capitol Building.
AT DALLAS-James Hays Cnar!es.
Windsor Hotel.
AT CiALVESrON-J. II. sullivan. Office
In the Evening Tribune building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, 81 Business, isa
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The winter has cost Now York some
lM86oa Tor street cleaning. Down here
tLaro arr 10 winters and consequently no
street eielnlng i3Dt this Is not urged
as on Of the Inducements to ImTnlgra-
ton
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japan - going to adopt gold stand
ara AMI the wcakkneed commercial
agencies 10 this country that have been
fearing a ''Japtneso trace invasion" can
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The United States VIII at least be glad
to recognize Il certain degree OF helliser-
Grey u General Lee.
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The latest transatlantic steamer or
tered Is to he over 100 feet long. Why
not bridge, and be done with the
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South Texas is rapidly getting I'm n posi-
ton 70 talk good times while other sec
lions are nursing croakers and calamity
howlers. When our rich coast lands are
cut up into small farms THAI region will
be practically DEMONSTRATING and indie
-nnnIanf.
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So the newspaper correspondents were
virtually correct 10 their reports recently
OF the attitude and declarations Of General
fee. When sou sec i IN the newspapers,
you can safely conclude that there IS
.nfnlt hlne N the h0tiom Of Il.
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J, "a sa'd that the hotel bill Of Lniuo-
kslanl IN washington is $50 u day. II
tie Hawaiian question IL not soon settled
ihe proprietor OF that hotel may have
to take legal steps for AZ least the an
nexaiion Of enough of Hawaii TO settle
his claims
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Major Mckinney Is within a few hours
~ the hcir.nn-ng OF the mariyriom forced
upon him by the misguided confidence of
sDf1- 7.r1Dr1 of AIS conatrymcn.
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I, ia not thought that J. Picrpont Nor
san wv tore his position as fnancier In
waH.1E 20 the government under the in
cntning Ahm.l nls.r ation.
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Tho San Francisco board of health has
inougurated q crusade against cats on
the osteusible ground that the fe!ines
spread diph;heria and other diseases It
is ebrewdly suspected that the cat ON the
back fence al night IS really at the bottom
~ ~. -.r,I.-l- L.