The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27
GOSSIP or GAY GOrn,s

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GOSSIP or GAY GOTnls
New York, February o4.-wba, =.
ager of Broadway theater -, !.
nearby doctor last evening "a MI.
performer who was dying, thu NJ:
sent back word that he woula "a
unless he received his fee In aasss.s
justice to the fraternity, hnvrsv
should be stated that such birds -
even in this catch-as- catch can ~ -
/ ity. -
There has been considerable AZ.
in purely American circles hers !, !.
proper pronunciation of vizcaya. ~,
Eulate-pronounccd "Ay-oo-lah.t,,s
the first two syllables run togetbe,
tie, the third accented and the fourtA
pronounced his ships name ~
kye-ah,' or as near that az an r,.s|
tongue can get 1t. The second ~.
rhymes with Rye" and IL ram
syllables, but the two vowel SOMA.
run close together. Spain know E
about the ms and outs of diploma, n
she does about diphthongs.
A cook here who quarreled IN
owner of the restaurant got even ii
way: After making the soup he iup,s,
it by the Introduction OF several ~,
ingredients, such as a quantity Of y,
half cupful of red pepper, a pound
lacks, a bunch of kindling wood cAou,
fine and couple OF old kid gloves ,
noodles. The feeders sat down Al NJ
last evening, but as soon as they ssr,a
the soup they rose up again en- mass. !
almost mobbed the whole shooting MI
According to the evidence produced u
preliminary hearing a more fearful
than this soup was never concocted, y
by Macbeths weird sisters. The cWtl
now in the consomme.
The march of progress has hnyl
out another of the old Landmarks n i
York. Contractors began today h d
down the old Sharon mansion at tho M
west corner of One Hundred and md
street and Columbus avenue. The hstx
mansion was built in 1911. It dettsea
name from the beautiful variety Of &a
roses which filled its garden ~
grounds surrounding the house. PfNe
to 1856 the stage coaches between
York and Albany passed almost y g.
of the door. An old sun dial which ~
in the garden. has been saved by ~
owner as the most precious Of 81
relics, while portions of the house w
sold by the contractors as souvenir
Encouraged by the movement 70 90
a permanent orchestra here, with Mnie
at the head, Anton Scidl has had ths cow
age to decline the conductorship o. y
Berlin Royal Opera. life position, salE
is considered the most desirable NEal
the reach of a conductor ambition ~
which Motif, the conductor OF bi!soulA|
has been glad TO accept. Mr.. Senl ~
therefore, be now considered Peisn4s.
possession of the metropolis. lacs W.
gives the utmost satisfaction to Inc iosej
of good music. Frequent meeunp
being held by the promoters OF tne scns'
Of a permanent orchestra. and tneN
every reason for believing that inc nsss
sary money will be raised.
The Havana horror is the all-ansel'l
topic Of conversation on the Eas'sl0s
several cafes the talk at most Of tne 80
BILE tables turned upon tho n
calamity and the question OF war VI
Spain. AS many of the frequealsnx 4.
these resorts are foreigners Of tae
eating kind the remarks were o. " ~
sort. In one of the hune4
cafes this afternoon a dark-eyed youus N
man chided her swarthy escort ~ 4, +
CORY utterances. wherat he powec us. ",
and with broad smile OF gaiialas
planting the look of martial enu .SI.as
On his bewhiskered face, he sa.u. , d
love Is the vocation OF wv !. n
| may feel like remarking that y Z N
he sake of love that advocate W. ~
who dares oppose your" AT ano.as' M
IN Italian family ragged against Us ~
Asked why, he shouted Span,sn
lad people. A Spaniard liyeo y NJ
house: owed me 81: ran away; ne,. 4.
ne. All Spain bad" In too Ill., spr N
stances patriotism only stretches wv
mouth to the pocket
n. o. Williams, for many year .s.
general at Havana. and who lives y "a ~.
yn, was asked today to explain wy M
ng all the time he represented tns Nv. VII Il
;tates a. Havana. ne had never M ii
warship. He replied that ne ~.
bought one to be necessary, ~ S.,,ory I
yer, did not care to expose t9e .,rs ~
he danger of yellow fever n - srslass
/ there was not moe impor'a " q
e replied: "None that have ~ 4 ~
ublic, nor that would now care s,s.H
'ubllc, especially as there - - ,suss I
oard OF inquiry investigating ,ne WilIiinl
he disaster to the Maine Nj ,~,rnsd
aid further: 1.-THE Spanish ko u "
ever refused any assistance, w. rss.roaanl
ontrary, offered 10 do anything M y
,ithin its power. feel sorIs inst IN
parish people. because real, ,s cuba MI "
re in the wrong to try - no'a S ~ H.
will DO them the justice y seiei =
uring the twelve years thar IN ~
onsuI general to Cuba. ana Wy ,nsul ~
revious. when was the veg - fhe n
raj. they always treated me, = via y
OF the Unisca state''
reatest consideration
iiIt re 1lf4i
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