The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-01
GOSSIP OF GAY

| N>.s't 80 'teNhdy tAtttu rl-sNuuI
$4,000 was taken In at tn.
decorations cost over $40, 900.
goods account is not itenized|
Rev. Or. Joseph III. Rylancd
reported, resign his pastorate o|
church next June, when he
years old. He has spent half al
the ministerial field. DR.. RylaT i
this country thirty-three vel
bearer of letters of sympathy
Victoria TO congress on Lin tol|
The wild. relentless fury OIL
doing more to wind up the gildl
Coney Island than all the cd
forts Of the religious purifiers.
surely the waves are saving III
two parts, and when the firJ
roysterers 20 down to the seal
next summer they Will hardly I'D
wicked old place.
A suggestion of the destlti|
prevails in Cuba comes todnJ
United States assay office. a ID
deposited there for sale 10 the
at its assayed value about sad
gold and 5000 worth of silver ieN|
had been sold by the women
purchase the necessities of life.
should purchase their freedomI
Did YOU hear about the Yanl
the Salvation Army" was the
TO a thoughtless young man d
today by n veteran newspapeI
mo. what about itg' was thd
They've bought the Evening BlI
ing sensational newspaper.
don't say so. What for?" For 4
of course" 1t isn't necessary to|
got the bar check.
Rumors OF another big hotel
neighborhood of tho Grand Cen
are revived. Report says 1t wi
of the largest and finest in Till
will probably be managed by
Gerrains of the Grand Union. ad
and the 1roguois, at Buffalo.
begin shortly on a new skyscrap|
and New streets, with n wjn|
through to Broadway. Capita1
feels certain that a Spanish fleet
get within shooting distance at
of the game.
The unwritten law-the law q
from one point of view: the law
ance from another-is in forod
York. Herman Him., the cowd
forth free from court yesterday|
killed his brother in-law, who
abused his wife. the cowboys sid
ing through her tears, the womI
cruel husband he killed, took the
arm and went with him. The n
men and their sympathies are thl
The city, in the mountains and
plains.
The storage battery system
'ar propulsion was tested early u
ng on the Grand street tracks. TIL
motors ON the cars are driven by a
aiken from storage batteries d
eats. These batteries are chargd
'ower houses. A car, after mako
eYeral trips over the road, returl
'ower house and the discharged \
eplaced in a few minutes by u
harsed. Inquisltive visitors can
liant at the stables of the Dry DsI
railroad company. on Grand std
he East river.
Telegraphers as we'll as soldieu d
hipped TO the Florida Keys q,
oints in touch with Cuba. TodUl
xpert manipulators of the key ID
o Jacksonville and Key West undk|
Up orders. Several corresponds
lso left the city for the same sps
here are only three wires out OF "a
he telegraph company expects %
continuous performance from Il
he censorship at Havana Is NOS
han Mt any time since the breakiia
he revolution, and as Il result nd
ages are being sent across the H
cat for uncensored transmisse,|
Tres Will surely be hot by dsyI
light until the suspense is ended
In this town there's a real repred|
royalty down with chicken pa
rince FRANCHISE Auersperg, a 81
ustrian prince and a nephew III
arl Auersperg, who was Francs a
rime minister. Some of the nsfI
ave said that hard luck forcedH
re position of elevator boy in an
enies this story, but he admits II
nancial affairs became co1ix|
ingled while he was first lieuteH
'ack regiment at home, and hM|
adopt America as a place OF 81
ntil the clouds roll by. The rEI
scts to graduate from a medical N
few months. for he has been MI
'ver for about three years. MI
'ubt about his title and famlt 81
ons, and now that his secret y
ETY. may extend the glad hand |
AXE the remainder of the pns73
pleasant as possible. Ell