The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

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want ter see i'm"
After the dance halls, a north end hotel
was visited. and here the sergeant showed
the careful watch kept on the north end by
look at certain woman a. one OF the Ia
blcs, and then to escort her to the door
and tell her TO go home.
why did you do that" asked Mrs. Ora
ham.
because the woman had been drinking
too much" said the sergeant Il know
these people and | watch them."
There was welcome break In the mono.-
ony when an italian theatcr was visited
| Mr.. Jones hadn't done any smiling on tire
trip. He was looking very serious all tho
| time. but In the Italian theatcr he laughed
until his sides must have achcd.
IT PLEASED TIE EVANGELIST.
'oh. my, my. my, wouldn't have missed
that for anything" said Mr. Jones. as the
! last image fell on a heap Of the slain. all
stabbed TO the heart by an unconquorabie
warrior with a long knife.
| Then az the victorious slayer OF Turks
/ tunbled over and di d also, MIR. Jones gave
another uproarious "ha. ha." and the party
| filed out That was one of the best things
| ! ever saw said Mr. Jones. nd rather
I have seen that than all the thoaters In
Boston since | have been here"
Every time he thought OF It during the
evening he chucklcd in a way that was
| good to see
After shaking the dust OF the north end
Crittcrton 49, 60, 80 ,'hcro
Mr. nemine c,,,ert,tnad ,ho marty vri,b
ovster. and corfoo
,coy Toer,ing ,,.,o.,. .ri. ,hirc for p"
said Mr.. Jones. taking hold OF a big post
in tno middle OF the dining room That's
n pillar to hold up the beams OF the floor
above Mr.. Demng replied. Mr.. Jones
t tNDN MY VI GUY post anu su'oN A. a"s
,ns as IL moved ireoiy 10 anu lro TO Mr.
,''r -,,.h ILL, H., Meh' tua'
, use'ess pnarM!ust me some 9' ,nu pn-
,alS Vi '"e enu'eh- no'o a"s '"'"s
"p.
About 11;SO tho Earty took carriages for
'hina,oWn' 'aiklhg over me trlp on tne
way down. Mr.. Jones said What the
preachers or boston need is more BACK
bone and less jawbonc. If they could trade
on lot OF their 1awhone for some back.
bone, they'd do heap sight more good"
a PEEP AT CHINATOWN.
Cb,ro,o,,r uo. ,ho lac, ,io,, ,is,,o,
h..
just oeiofe IL O'CLOCK. ana CHINATOWN was
going FUN blast"--as far as the restau-
rants were concerned.
Tho bir oriental dining room, nm Jr,r.
rison avenue ,,as ,hn ars, rIo'., an.nro,
If was croy"h.d ,,i,h ,,,..''
Chineea waters n'rro sii,,',,. sro,,' ,a u,i.
TO table and vellinn an, orders to ,h, l,i1,h
en- in n slng-song inrgon. There vas flentv
s -, nc Ne ~, sone y"t syn, 4ueEe was PentE
ta". ~ ,, ,nu p'"uu, 700
party excited no curiosity ,Ybats,.'~ ir t,a,
it was lost in the crnN1 fo,. ,tis
~, ,'''l'4'as' uinins ROOM ana there were num-
and an opportunitv 10 parfo,,e NJ mo 80
culunt chop SOM and t.o orr com, y, H.,
other chi,, p ooa 49,, anu Yea Or some OF me
some with chocnsticks md nv n,bars ,.i,i
knives and forks. '
The women in the party rather ovnaot...
to find everybody smnlrirg 800, eApeeV0'
appenred disan,ty,'.1d =, - oituH,, "h. tney
the cigars MT -t,,.,a., ~ ',''oi ,iIu" mat
smoked bv The c1sto,cr. va" w.. me.e peins
but lust plain SYSrV daS H. ro' opiuin'
tuC,,ie 49, '"'n ''e'S uay HaVaha-ue Ken
The Marty o,vt ,.,r, SO, r,..
visited pinS 49,, y. ~ que ilisnt ana
wife. Bjnr W.. "a 81, '.s 49,, auuus Mh'ts
eyorvhoi,. VIZ" ~ e., sm,'Ss unu wanted
hosnitoIifv -, Gid 1J w., nun p"rVaNe q MS
lie showed 10 rho ,N n n,s WI" ~. ,,nuo
'i"MVu ne party MS large iitchen.
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