The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

OVUHB VVOOat ~ 40 u 80 -
Nsw yok. Nersu1e n
vaudeville is oersAto1y u94Stueg otovc-
lutsoa. 1he latest sensa&toanl -
ment comes from ~ Pleezute feIaSs. y
the effect thar IN sddttlon 10 the usual biS
vaudeville bal there VIII - produced nsx<
Monday Cor Ire 6last cline o. anq staxe :
grand mtiitAry. pst<3otto end histoscal
spectacle entitled Tho Battle Of San Juan
HILL In the productdon there will ~
over 200 soldiers, thirty horegu md . u,oet
ela5orate display OF eccnerv. painted eepe.
cfsaly from Photographs taken on the epot.
The people will be made up Of actual pak.
the press agent puts It. Most OF the scen-
cry will be IN cycloraniic form.
Tho mayor OF Jersey CITY has caused .
stir by coming out in favor Of open the.
, s;ers on Sundays Today be. gave out .
statement saying; "God made the rose t.
give out its perfume on. Sundays as well ~
week days, and There d NO reason why mAu
should not get ell the legitimate enjoyment
there is In life on sundays ~ we'll az on
week days open theaters on Sundays
would keep young men from going 70
haurs Of vice In New York, and would beu-a
eiit this city. i shall do ain can TO nave
the uheaters opened on the Sabbath and 70
make Sunday performances pcruiassible."
A town chat supports two church dancing
academies ought to tako kindly 70 Sunday
shows. sacred" or otherwise
The snakes taking part tn the nirst Amer.
lcan inter- continental exhibition ct rep
tiles at the Grand Central Palace are be-.
ginning to feel at homo There already A
curious fact is exennplifled at this queer
show. The exhibitors of the harmless
snakes, like the pines and garters take
them out of their glass cases To demon
strate their harinlessness and grace OF
movement The men look on with SILVER.
bug the wonleni like Mother Eve, are
charmed by the gliding aud curylng pets.
and many of them insist upon fondling the
| creepy things. Some OF them even twtne
the sinuous creatures about their necks
and gaze Into the beady eyes With rapture.
Aud this isn't q SNAKE story, either.
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AM the spare rooms In the hotels within
a radius OF one mile from Madison Square
Garden have been hired by outside guests
for the present week. every one of the
WaldorfAstoria's 1900 rooms 10 occupied.
Gully the roof is now to let. Herr Boldu exc
poets TO serve 5000 dinners n day and ZOO
suppers after the show eacA evening, The
of Its locaaon as wen as It's eAcilsiveness.
the old town is itself aGaln.
The Hebrews of this city propose to raise
81 100000 for the eduoatlen OF thedr pos
Pile. The first 100000 has been raised.
The rest will follow shortly, for just seven
wealthy men gave the first hns,allmenl of
the fund toward the expenses OF the He
brew Educational Alliance. The fortunate
Hebrews here expect 10 do much more Tor
the uplifting of the people oil che GheiAo.
which now holds u penay proyident fund
chat boasts 10 900 deposltors.
! According to Wall street authority,
since the close of the war the New York
banks have loaned $50, goo OF which
s45, 900 900 has been sent 70 Great Britain
aud the Continent. Germany a5one owes
this country more money than 1t wcald
take TO bulld q fleet like Won Diedrich' s in
the Philippines.
! Army capes ware carried by many OF che
Horse shows women visitors todey. many
an army and navy belt was in evidence.
while the bullet brooches and h-t p MS
| were ubiquitous. The glory OF the w,sr Is
not dimmed by the spleador of the horsey
| set
| AT the chamber OF commerce dinner last
| might men representing over 81 900, 100000
poked their legs under the mahogany, Cas-
| economically the dimaer Ia toe BET public
dinner of the year. Ut costs s25 per plato.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has collected III
Inc cartoons printed IN the taily news
papers in which her husband tisnred. Sac
must have a wonderful collection OF teeth