The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
WITH THE PASSING TnRONG

~ stinan aHbktiprt--0CT fcw there are vi
~ find tune % get Acquainted ~ith the grist
~ ami miEerfes q their neighb0rs, OF syr
~ Eathize Hith those Whose sad story Is writ
Il. ten in the simple annals o. the poor.
IS Yesterday afternoon representative Z
Is Ths Pczt, shile converting kish ex-Mayo
: John T. Browne. HoE. T. g. Smith OF HilLs
Soso and other gerilemsn. was accosted b
oFigai-eyed. sTeei-isced little tot sa
pieaaingly Inquired. Mister. WON'T 20,
by yeac.ig Now. there IS nothing a, al
unusEal, either Ia Houston o. cisewh re-
IN bFiRs thus approached by the main d
me aalstiet or the blind; and IN its daily
walks tie "passlrg thro1g'' exrends =
GOOD deal Of modest charity by way OF
purchasing from thsse unt0rtanates som
uaelexs o2uele or triling nieE-nsck-la-
expensive to ,hos@ who bug, ~hile ma
teFiai!T helping those who sell. But ,hsre
vas something in the upturnei face Of
The ilitls child referred 10 that spoke .no.s
eioqueniiy 70 the reporter inan the aver
( ~ss appecant for p!ttarce There vas
( something ia her voice that icucned ard
interested him far more than the ordinsr,
/ routine OF his daily LABOR produces. and
/ oeA11ns TO catch the words which fet
[ fioh rer hEl-.rlghfened Insults IL 10
Z 'aIe me helpless and beautiful little eerci
st.4ter related: Ny name is Kate
/ LOUISA Hash; ! am no; yet years Ola: ms
p4pA o.ei IN New York but was too
fvHNs 20 Remember IL, mamma got me a
stepiatheF some time laier. and long tI,n,a
7 ago Doth Of them brought lae With ,her,
70 Galveston, where my ste,fathsr frge4
/ 70 get work bgt failed: thea we 20, very
leo-' and did not know what to 90. SO
ny second papa my mamma and rryse.t.
e s,.l q man and woman named Paoenie aad
-'4se. walked an the way from galyAst5-t
70 san Antonio and from San Antonio "a
AuA'in' trying all the tine 20 get wors:
We sometimes slept out tn tia zelda ari
sSles tiipes IN fam houses and t{ss ueorIa
Nu.s very good 70 ne and Used 10 give mo
eo-',s'Ains 10 tat When my stepfa,her |
go Hp' get WORK ia Austin W. al walked !
oach again 20 Houston and Oh Z, .oot
3s such long time 10 co.ae. ana We ,,ssG /
20 &c so tired iha, I though, I would de. !
3 isst We GOT here but my step;ather got /
sicS on the way and now hays. no nsns
an All He died some months ago OF tie
s.cAhe&s ne gnt ~hen coming from Austin
.Aain'as and me are living in the yellow
rouse on BRACES street. near Inc new jau
am We STOP With Mr.. and Mr. Charles {
- me PEOPLE sometimes cali Nr. Pe.k
fsn' out 90 No, know ~hy they ID 80
,'i4'sss IL IL nickname he has Nv mamma
J. h'% at home sick In bed Three iays
20 shr asked me 70 get hcr wet .oa.l
.. =, pvi to her head and when I gave Il to
tirF she %a- taken with convllsfona sud
ras heeu sick all he time since 7 Iavo ~,
mamma and am trying 70 sell pe1cil7
Sp mat ! can buy her some fool srl ME
tth. mo thu7 the trieuiles= lnro1er.
en'il '0if he- hoaes' tale Of woe IN ,,M
reporter and the listening crowd II was m
,,,,.s. sn prepared Tor that or any simila-
~, w haa lpon rs far the stamp
y ,Iltn ana is given almost verbatim AZ
:, t9Sen. In leaving the party. iittla Ks,is
e A4t have a. many pencils as when she ,
lolhfi = and y the pi,ifui PRAYER Of
Oh orphan girl can move the hon
s"''ti ~ COMPASSION or excite the gener
80 'NEiiy Of Houston 10 help ,ha roor z
ana NEEDY the sick mother an prsy,,
street VIII not long suffer FOR the Tina ~
.s.',ine her tender offspring aims to nro. {
ion Tom $. Smith Of Hillshoro o. n
p'ak"r NJ the Texas house OF ren-oser. o
'''Ff7 and present candidate for attorney
e"o'aI' was waited into Houston yes,er- :
'aE' and immediately proceeded 10 tel tho 3
sslnE thTong what he was here fo-- r
t@ admitted that be vas in 10. ra,e f- ,
,'s ounce named. and handy averred ina, h
az uldnl get there he would a. lsar, II
- LINES interesting for bis opponent, c,
% Mann Trice. Mr. Smith is epsrge,ic al
M entertaining IN his canvass ana ,ro,.at :,
F"4ng among the boys last eyeni,r NJ :.
ne who meant business
- =
't inv expressive parlance OF the nave 81
rent the War bulletins were no, r,,.sp a
s'teraay. and The crowd that surza, p
'oune the bill boards in front Of The Pos, a.
'"ulhs an day long, anxious to go, tho n
i'es' particulars Of The lattle of van,i. d
. ''ait1 the intense and an shsor5ing | b.
unrest me entire Houston pyhlir .,tas
~ 'ulshty struggle at the phlifrn.ue; il
49, teieSrain that accentlated M pI
,,,,, - victory evoked marked enthue- ;;
Ia. - ana every dispatch that added "a the hC
3S 5.. nation of the Nations triumoh 80 "
u'llonai assurance Of the grim fact Ina, II
-e obstruction OF the Maine bas h-oN,S, a
~" terrible but just retribut,on d,
why is it The Post this morning faf,ca Il
state that the war department had re- C
,nslaered It's decision to mobilize ~. y, rs
49, ,Iuobs al Austin and had now o. -,
49, mem 10 rendezvous at Houzt1n?. -
NJ gentleman In the passing throrv ~ :.
reporter YESTERDAY "Beoanse Ths r.. %
''Sh deal In fakes, was the rent ~
ei
Prof A. W. Kinnara of loneyiev wa DC
we 'l'y Yesterday shaking hands with In
lends and incidentally Informing n, M RI
is' ne was a candidate for the position Of OF
tate superintendent Of education NJ ro
.lnhard has been engaged for the -
nenteen years teaching the young ia "a
Nv 70 shoot He IS wen ana fayorstlS W.
no"a throughout Texas. and il In tso- "a
ign harmony with the uniform teT, ~. ne
w. ~ seyS he is in the race 10 stgy ana as
,S a.. 'ag iaen viii have to wake up mlsb-y ~
way VINO viii outrun him in ths raj ra
Ven you fellows in Houston give 81
an the 'uil worth Of his moaey'' re- ~ oy
sFSea Colonel J, s Ma;namara Of San ss
hton'o to Post reporter YESTERDAY ~ ic,
y Just now after enloyiug one Of Tho II
nsest and most delightful streef csr ao
81 have had for long time for r. 10
'ni'hal sum OF cents. Ths tr.p tool M sS'
~ your beautiful Forest PARK whicb NJ
s "a. as one OF the most charming resor,s "a
az IeNas, and from there out 10 uoustn. tn'
|. an for nickel. Il IS one m ~ "a
odPest and most Cnioyehie rfd.e No