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ROBSON A WINNER.


Galveston. Texas. October "a con-
servatiye ana fslr-minded man. who does
not take an active para in politics and who
holds judicial position here, has just re-
turned from trip over the Tenth congress
slonal district. When asked by Post re-
ror,er how tho race stands, he replied:
'Robson is far ~ the lend and in my judg-
mont Will be elected by big plurality"
OF course politics is a. uncertain guam
tity AMI IL IS Impossible for any one to
tell in advance how a campaign is going
to end, yet encouraging reports continue
to come TO headquarters here and the out
look is considered unuswlly good for mo-
craAe success.
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Lufkin. Texas, October 24.--lLast Satur-
day w. b. Galbraith and W. c. Denman
started on horseback TO visit the farm 0t
Mr. G. w. CLANCY, about twenty miles
from town. While on the road they de-
eided 10 run a race. Mr.. Galbraiths horse
Tell and threw him against tree, breaking
batA legs above the knee. sha,tsrng he
SAee joint and breaking one leg below thu
Race. He Is doing we'll
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

An Injunction restraining the city col
Iector from selling the property of the
Scottish American Mortgage company for
taxes was granted in the Twenty SIKH dis
trict court this afternoon. Plaintiff al
leges unreasonable assessments.
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cleburne. Texas, ososer 24.-r p
'0fel me blind orator and popullst nom,-
aase for congress from the Sixth district
a sa small audience at the court
mouse ,hls afternoon, He Is a good snsak-
ca. and held his audience we'll. HIS main
strength Is his wit and repartoe.
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benson, Texas. octobsr 2i.-It is esti-
mated that the registration will be at least
1000 short of corresponding years. Only two
more days remain. and only 1l05 names
nave been received, The voting stran,,th
- iuliy $500 and did on one oscaslon raach
;eeo' There seems 10 be q perfect indif-
ference TO the election.
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NEWS FROM STATE CAPITAL.
HIDE AND ANIMAL INSPECTOR IS
ELECTIVE, NOT APPOINTIvE.
Miss Nosse Continues to Receive Let
ters Praising Her Common sense.
Injunction Granted.

Austin, Texas, October 25.--In answer to
Inquiries from Preside county, the at
torrey general holds that under the stat
utes the hide and animal inspector OF that
county is an elective officar and not sub
ject to appointment by the governor.
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MISS MossE PRAISED.

Chambers creek wreck on the Houston and
Texas Central. who is attending the Uni
versity of Texas, continues to receive let
tiers from towns In this and other States
praising her for the nerve she displayed In
saving lives after The train had plunged
from the trestle into the creek Every
mail brings letters for Miss Nose and she
now has box full of congratulatory epis-
ties.
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II war should come between England ana
France. wo shall see how the big British navy
viii keep Englands food routes open The
British navy is the insurance policy OF British
commerce and In limo OF trial Il will probably
demonstrate that 1t Is a safe Investment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
SAVERS CAMPAIGN.
lie Is Anxious to Get Into the Tenth
District.

Dallas Texas, October 25-Major sayers
oame 10 Dallas tonight from Weatherford.
where he spoke today, He has been doing
arduous work since the campaign began
ami Is well nigh exhausted He is anxious
to enter the fight in the Tenth district and
said to The Poo correspondent tonight that
he meant to use all means In his power to
make RObsol's majority as large as pos
sible.
Major Savers Is tirei, but is looking well
lie speaks Mt Mckinney tomorrow.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Baptist State Convention'oWas Not
Ccmsmrcd by I.nmnr AssoCJution.

Paris, Texas. October 25.-TheN Lamar
County Baptist association, which has been
in session at Roxton three days, hes ad-
the Texas Baptist and Herald. was pr9 sent
and had a resolution lntrodur indorsing
him and censuring the Baptist State CON
vention at Waco for refusing him seat
as delegate. Mr.. Hayden spoke in favor
of the resolution and 2 spirited discussion
was provided. A majority being opposed
TO it, the resolution was withdrawn.
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A>Hard worker.
weimar Tribune.

OF the half dozen papers published in
Fsyette county, the Schulenburg Suckor Is
working hardest to secure the election OF
Hon w. $. Robson, ami challenges the
admiration OF the opposition, among which
the Tribune is proud to be numbered. Hay-
ing declared for candidate. II ia a paper' q
duty 10 work for the election OF that can
llidate.
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rort worth Pre.hytcrx.

Fort Worth, Texas. October 25.-ThA
Fort Worth Presbytery is in session at
Gordon. This Presbytery extends as far
west as Ell Paso and New Mexico. Revs
Brldeweal and FRENCH a this city are in
attendance
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The Garden spot Of Texas.

Every section has Cts advantages and its
drawbacks. Taking everything into CON.
siderstion Southwest Texas has more OF DE,
former and fewer OF the latter than anv
other part Of the State AMI is truly The
garden spot OF The land Of the Lone star.
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Durks. colored, Is chairman, mot mere TO-
day. about sixty being in attendance. hsso, ,
lutlons were adopted lndorssng ron. n,u .'
Burleson for congress and savers iof so'
ernOr,
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Even II the plague should spread In viennn
II Is hardly possible that The dreaded disease
could ravaee Europe as 1t once did Science
snd sanitation have become too strongly en-
uencLed In modern Europe to justify any
HloS=nread alarm.
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AN APPOINTMENT

r. W. Simpson of Upshur county was
today appointed district attorney of the
Sex enrth district by Governor Culbersol,
vice 7. Stewart Smith resigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Rogers, Texas, October 25.-Hon. WIN
bourne Pearcc of Bolton spoke mere ias'
night In the interest OF tSemocracy' MS
speech was we'll received.
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Registration hooks Will be ed at O'Clock
tonight Don't fail to get a certificate II you
have not already done 30. Before the sth Of
November you may wish you had not neg
lected your duty to your city and party
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

It II not matter for surprise that the Cuban
army should show large increase after the
war Is over. We have a pension list in this
country that tells the same kind of tale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

search that there are as bad conditions among
thousands OF New York's poor as were found
at Camp wikoff, where she became one OF
the "mInistcring angels"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Tho only thing necessary for the democracy
to carry every contested district In Texas is
for those who claim to be democrats TO vote
the democratic ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Tho American peace commissioners at Paris
are now giving evidence Of an intention to i'm
mcdiately twist the thumb-screw. Spain Is
yet likely to realize that she has recently been
In n fight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
COLD WAVE ON TIME.

The cold wave predicted by ths weather
bureau reached this city on time today, fol-
lowed by a rapid fall in temperature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

The governor this evening resolved no-
tice by wire from Washington of the honor
able discharge of Quartermaster Sergeant
julius Fisher of the Third Texas infantry,
Fisher Is from BRENNAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Aguinaldo will be fortunate IL he comes out
of hts government speculation with enough
prestige to get n Job in our custom house or
postoffce at Manila.
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II you do not register today YOU are dlsfrau.
chlsed for the pending election,

in splte OF the character OF witnesses sum
moned before the war commission and the
moiferent examination to which they are
subjected. many statements are e iclted show
Ing he shameful want OF medicine, supplies
nurses aud ordinary con,eniences at the
'smrs, resulting In neglect sickness and
death. A thorough inquiry Under oath would
sutstantiate the terrible truth Of nearly every
charge made against the army management
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
ny THE
Houston Printing Company.

3. 4 y9,HNSToN. ... v;c.. Psss,DssT.
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THE DAILY POST. n TiiR SUNDAY POST.
gnmi-wHeKLY POST. 10 Coils. pr Week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

oNrsRrp At rHe posrofrlcB At HOUSTON, TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER.
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Brenham County pcnuh,,c.n

e'ehnam' Texas. October 25.--A repub-
''An county convention OF which Louis
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There's Danger An Apathy.

Georgetown. Texas. October e5. DIR. n.
IT, Eaves, county democratic chairman. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Thomas q. shearman of New York. prom
inent as muswump and prominent In ng-
nres and forecasts, predicts that the demo-
Gratis Will elect the next congress aud carry
the country by popular majority OF 600, 900
Mr.. shearman has forerasted several presi-
DENTAL elections correctly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Miss Helen Gould 10 now interesting her-
self IN behalf Of the striking ''ladies taiiors :.
Mia Gould can and with very iittis ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

II England should go after France, the
Latin nations would soon be In position
to held picturesquely lusubrious experience
meeting.
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Engine4by !

i smithville. -
Ed. Hays was k
engine at Lesti / -
a passing Kat s,'sss -!
crushed and he =
scions. He ney v
this hour-mi
and two childr
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Let us hope the patched up Maria Teresa
will not be up TO fer old trick OF huntns
bottom while she Is oh route TO New York;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

It was estimated week ago tina, about
100000 had been placed In election bets In
Wall street on the New York State election,
This amount was bet on even terms. Tho
republicans say the democrats are ''blutnng,"
but why say one side is hlufnng moro than
the other' Individuals don't put up SO 900
and $4,000 betg merely as a campaign blum.
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year, $500; six months, $500; three months.
M Ss.oo, one month. 4i.oo,
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FEDERAL COURT.

In the United States circuit ~ !
courts, Judge Bryant presiding ~ y
ing cases were disposed Of:
Frederick =. Wolcott VS.. N. A. =,
ct al; by agreement severance W. Z
ed to Defendants Mary Korth. J,
and A. Wetz, the cause 70 % We
ratcly as to them and the case c'al
The suit involves the location 10 ~
county of some Houston and ielS
railway locations.
Woonsocket In titution Of SaNus =
of Columbus; continued BY asIes@
Galveston, Brazos and S0ua
Railway Company VS.. D. NoOs =
al continued by consent
Richard Aycock VS.. Western ~
graph Company; set for Novem% Sc
Tlbomas Tinsley VS.. VIM. y, ~
dismissed for want OF prosesu.n, 49,.
VIM. NewaN ct al VS.. Gut ~
Santa Fe Railway; coutinuN :,
The case of Helen Culver w. -
little ct al was resumai tas =. V
still occupies the attenSion q ~
The criminal docket was n
day, November 10. ...In
The grand jury is stu ID sss
ported no true bills TINS
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Foreign Offces--Eastern business offce "a Tribune
building. New York (The s.. {. beckwIth SPEC
ciai Agency; Wesie.. 400 lrhe Rookery) Chi
esEo, 1.-THE S. C. Beekwl'h Special Agency.
Travelling Agents--C. S. e. Holland. Travelling
Auditor; I. 4. Holland. 3, B. Throop Travelling
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HorEI

At the fremont -.
C. z. Ashe, =. WI
Davis. w. A. Polk
Gillespie. Houston
George n. Wilson,
Kansas City; W.
James Dallas, Chi 81
Dallas: James Nell M
Hull, philadelphia;
ton, Mrs. Eva Hun y
Il. Dawke, Indiana ~
tonic; A. r. GeorgW
NJ. Moore. Richmo
Carly, Cleburns; - a
York; l.. E, May, \. y,
Burnett, jamestown
daner. Waxahachie Il
Win +. White. n "a
San Antonio; A. c.
George, Houston; ~ ~
Ada Armstrong, nsl
ly, Miss Kent, ~ ~
more. Miss Sterliisn.
L'nhsrd. "1i92" GA ~.
den. Houston; L. ~
company: Charlie s!uIs
inns, city: Walacs
Dallas; NJ. Hech Is ~
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HUNTINGTON MAT1sl /

The following petition wA -
letAon today and was freei! W.
Mr. u. Fl. Hutchings, Pfesa'4
CitN Company. CITY. i III
GalAeston, Texas, October s.. 4, 4,
Sir: ID view of the Nv " ~
promptS action suggests. md y ~
HPuntinduon, the undes ~ I'D :
Galyestob, considerlng. &. - ss,u:ssn /
mat theI coming of the ,, s ~
system Nnl be to thls ,,l p,r' rsas
lille deiaS as possible aa,, M NJ "a
s Ss' blocks 10 Soi, 7O2, los, ~, ~ uorai
TOs. 7 7Os and 40 and the i'a''
" This described prop sIso tsn W.
the water from but a.sg !. ~
land south OF sh,s time pnH
pany has not up y
named lots.
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The DeYieeoI gifaIdothe Painter
s. ANTHONY HOPE.

- ICopxrtsht. 1897. BIZ A. a. RaMhas-1
# When the twenty-frst birthday OF
Tie Princess Osra approached, her
Sbrother, King Rudolf, desiring to make
her q present, summoned from his home
at Verona in Italy painter Of very
high fame, by name Giraldo, and com.
nianded him TO paint portrait OF the
prmeess, TO be her brcther's gift to her.
This command Giraldo carried out. the
princess giving him every opportunity
seee studying her features and grndging
no kmo that was spent by her in front
his easel. and the picture, when I'm
nhed, being pronounced to he as faith
I f1i as beautiful, the reputation Of Giral-
do was greatly enhanced BY the paint
ineof ii. Thus Il o1owed that in many
seases, when foreign princes had beard
the widespread praises Of O1a's beauty,
s faey sent orders to Giraldo to execute
sfor them and dispatch with all speed
miniatures or ether portraits of the
pgincess, that they might judge for
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etimes railing at hcr, sometimes
"Let Us CO.. said she, rising.

"Let Us 90" said s1sc, rising.
praising her, yet once or twice he woke,
calm and happy as be had Eeen when
she knelt by him and having for his on
ly delusion the thought that che still
knelt there and was breathing words Of
love into his ear. And in this last mer-
ciful error, in respect Of which the ply
sicians hunored him, he one day, a
week later, passed away and was at
peace.
Then the princess came, attended by
one ger tleman III whom she placed coz
fdence, and she destroyed the evil pic
ture mat Giraldo had painted and, hav-
ing caused a fire to be made, burnt up
the pieces Of it and all the ruins of the
pictures that Giraldo had destroyed.
But that On which be had last worked
so happily and with such triumph Of art
she carried with her to the palace, and
presently she caused copies to be made
Of it and sent to each of the princes by
whom Giraldo had been commanded to
paint her picture and with it the money
he had received, the whole Of which
was found to be untouched in a cabinet
in his house. But the picture itself she
hung in her own chamber and would
often look at it, feeling great sorrow
for the fate Ct Giraldo the painter.
Yet King Rudolf could not be pre-
vailed to pity the young man, saying
that for his part he should have to be
mad before the love Of woman should
drive him mad, and he cursed Giraldo
for an insolent knave, declaring that he
did we'll to die Of his own accord. And
because NJ. de Merosailles had gallantly
defended his sisters beauty in three
duels be sent him by the hands Of a
great officer his Order cf the Red Rose,
which NJ. de Merosailles wore with
great pride at the court CT Versailles.
But when the copies Of the last pic
ture reached the courts to which they
were addressed. together with the money
and a brief history CT GiTaldo's ;oad
doings, the princes turned their thoughts
again to the matter OF the alliance AID
several embassies set oIs for St7elser,
SO that Princess Osra said, With !: smile
trat was half sad. half amused and
very whimsical:
81 am much troubled BY reason Ct
tie less of Sigcor Giraloo, my painter. /"
TILE END.
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OsrG.'
even to destruction? There is your true
picture, Princess Osra." And he flung
himself On a couch with a mad cry Of
rage and then {. groan of despair.
The Princess Osra looked at him, and
at the beautiful pictures, and then at
Che picture that was like her and yet
like devil. First she pitied the paint
er, and then marveled at his wonderful
skill, that SO transformed her without
drawing a line that could ~ called un-
true Thus thinking, sL. stood for
awhile. grave and puzzled. But then
the humor struck her, as it struck her
house always in great things and in
small, and it seemed to her most ludi
croua that thu pictures should all be
resting here i'll GiralGo's house, whi1e
the princes who l,,:sti. oc;- c;-.,7ia;:a6.ed roc:
traits of her lad received nothing but
distoeted paro.iies OF her face, to the
end that they might be dis&nsted, and,
abandoning the alliance they had pro
jected, leave her still at Strelsisu 10 be
painted times oct CT nnsnbc1-:and most
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xDai!y. toa:iy excep, Sunday
SS So runs ,trough % Coianah;s ::s Cso
:-s: ?. Z. OF {. c.
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esse Florence, Sunday cal: s 3: u. er-
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day co =. ., srrive Darlington 1889 NJ
eavs D..s;:a:.E.n s IS sn, arrive ElaTcree
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Sunday 4 Is ev;, Chs.aw : IS . Us, E1.-
lingto: q. 3 Il. f:osea.e CO 2 IA Leave
Eartsyii:e, S1.6sY only 8 IS r. Darling
ton 90 e., ..7:ve Flc.enee 2c
] R. KE.LY, INC. f. DIVINE
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T. u. EMKRScS. 9raEc aa-seer.
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room and give her The key, and' she
and the king, and they all, then de-
parted and sent his servants to tend Gil
RADIO, and Osra caused the kings Fly
sician also to be summoned. Bot Gil
RADIO did no more than Inger some few
days alive, and for the most of them be
vas in. a high fever, his brain being
wild, and be rsved about the princess
sometimes railing at her, sometimes
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a
laluo ,a.s sall.s :. nsou.y - estha. So
aHss. suu. 1.os $500 souao - ~. s.e-
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4 st.'oe a1so olI, s1,.u aAia.ao' ~ a. a.
- piesaeeu' aeoepeeu ei.o
comnsha ana prayed .ne princess "
vlsls MN, ICE ne said, 1nls plcsele was
ssso De talgef ana LOT elalola.e .uan
s1he Iess ana tneletose Aseueo iio1e
study OF ne1. 90 ,ne princess VEN
many stliness anc sse po1 sfss1e oesoinea
1or the Kane OF eEllostenDefg, "no was was
tsa1a 70 ce seeking sullaole .I's aliaal'ee
Saor has etdest son, grew oelote ne. eyes
snso she most pezIecs ana cean..1u. pre-
sellIeent Oh Eer ssHaeH m ei'e saii1 .. da-
raado nad ever accomp!1sneo' aIa sur
passed even tnat nIss picture .Wn1cn ne
saa0 painseQ Dy fane fuooii conl-
nassd. ana sne Klng iiau no oouDs enas
go soon az tne picture nao 1eacneo tne
court OF eslostenDerg an embassy Wonid
seoae frou there 20 demand the hand OF
ms saster 1or the crown prince, q pro
pesai Wnlcn SO Houia nave received
Wild M1cn Iasssule snu ela.nicasion.
', oo nos .., tn'1aA, say osss. eoeslnS
ne1 neao, VIZ e any sucn eanDslssy .Na WI
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seua = =, Eulope
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the-,,, ,,
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- = RI ~ - = w;11 not 10 81 - at Glotten,
bere e !, for :. INV ~ eood ~ al brotfer he tha king
hes s,es ~ his besd and bie son s sees
No no, 1ess pen Tmet then, in INV travels
sndsT =, ts,,, c.n enaak of Most ce1fa;n1v on
ar,h-ser iii con,o fror, GIot9on nher.,
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Is ..sssea :. IaA Ia hanraraa ~ e aI hasora M ~
ses,.. .,,..., - ttso ~ - cIo++.,,o
s1 ea1osassy e4m., 0na sle e A11s' y. o1os...
to m Stye1san which he and his son had
nro,,,ised ON the invitatiotsof King Ru-
dolf There9ore Rndolf was yerv yexed e