The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08


symIatneue. His nose is long and large
,uu,casi'e OF acqulsIiiyeness. Whom n,
~, sou ior information, YOU know
80, 80. nose Is good index. His chin is
ard anu Wen set. Between the ewes
@ ei'in you ma that same coutradie,ion
cba notced IN his walk. The eyes. eyer
na,'.e easer' restless show the restlys
| The cb,n nc man nervous organization.
| No, suohg, solid, hrmly set, shows
tho, nv nas a strain OF iron in him, and
NJ, ae van Keep eyerlastingly ut n thing.
| rn,ia ~ ""'ch me man closely you will
stan,I, 'nese Two diverse elements are con
| mnst ~, Nv val lie Is most at repose when
| N =, ns engaged and most restless and
h',u unso when disengaged. He is simply
apo,nh nervous energy with lust
| tho go, 'ne ieaNen oil iron To balance
WI, 49,
vo,, VII, svu ilrst KNOW Tom Richardson.
him -, -, ny, now long IL VIII take for
vn,s oa,.a h.iuseii OUT now long his ner-
Won ,,as,i, WIN STAND the strain. Thea
VIVA, 10 a. come 10 realization that
essar,, ., "!uiious 10 some persons is nee
actiyi,v ~ ''i a. ann that without ceaseless
woar ne, me res,iVe race horse, would
80 =, r,,iseli out me more you appre-
tnrc, ~ ,Nguisi-e psiance between nervous
80 anu dosgeu discrimination. between
,oai,' ness ana steadiness, the more you
an MS work.
rev men IN The Iransmississippi region
are petter known than Tom Richardson.
~ is doubtful II there Is another man in
,he whoie western country who Is so close
~ III touch with all classes Of persons. The
statesman anu the editor the merchant
ana the clerk are all In Toms class He
Knows the farmer and the artisan. tho
banker and the capitalist, and he has the
lacuity OF being one and the same to each
ST cd l,t,,,
nature; he knows 1t intultively,
ieHas claims rom Richardson as q citi-
zen, nut ne is TOO broad gagged for any one
state he Is man OF the West. Calves
ION mas reasons to remember him with
priue ana 10 watch his career with inter
est me work he did in bringing about
the utiilzation OF the port as a deep water
narlor mas borne rich fruit. He came 10
leNaS from the Middle West. where he had
earned the reputation OF being the great
est hustler IN mat hustling, busting land.
AZ present MS nome Is IN Houston. There
is a move on foot to have him sent TO Paris
as commissioner from the Transmississippl
country 10 me worlc exposition In 1900.
II he goes Texas will be sorry TO lose him
even LOT time, hut there Will be salts
faction IN knowing that no worthier repre-
sentative could be chosen.
an eul.oli 'i IN 'he fueplo tCoio') ohief-
'a. .r Vi APrli was as ioilows'
iu'h h'charu7on, former ruenloan
a si d. one tilhe On .he staii OF lhe Chiel
am 10 peihs urseu oy MS irlenus' anu
tney are legion lot the position OF conf
missioner .l 70 the raris exposition IN lsoo
IIoih ,he Iransmlssissippl portion OF Inc
ohleeu 9ta'es' MI hicharosoh tireless
eneisy mas contributed uiueh 10 the oe-
seiopnieh, OF rueolo anu OF man! another
plaee III we west ana ms name ana lace
a. us wen hno"n III score OF states as
III rueoio' NO DETER seiectioh lor such an
''i ~ VIC. 'ou,u ue maui.
VI 'iie salhe SUBJECT the topeka Sapltai
Vi npllI - says
mere Is movement IN IeNas 10 make
oh' hicnaruSon' wei ana laVoraoIy known
IN IN this STATE a commissioner from the