The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-23
ITT1fR FROM HAVANA.
.,.p. IN REGARD TO THE
|yr NJ. CIVIL GOVERNOR.
:, washington Bar case
kdir nc FINED ind Impris-
e1'n ..a-No,es of Texans

aye The Havana journal was
pins f' ,,s public unawares last wees
p'a'. rresept Indications promises to
w., s,,ss very lively in newspaper cir
' The editor-in-c chief. MIR. Sam w.
roied ex-evangelist, who, By
w. :. uell known in Texas. holds the
WIS style is very much of an adop-
pranp manner OF writing. He
started crusade against
Ming and other vices He mas thrown
''. Nc gauntlet to the Havana Herald
.msr,cap morning paper, ana sone
Farm times can be looked for In the
,.,,rs Otherwise his paper is bright.
and will be the paper that VIII
..,,,yed by the American reading
ava great many rumors mere
a.v now In reference to the next
,overror of Havana. Major Rath-
!, General chaffee, General Wood and
.,hsrs have been mentioned. Every
.,.oar edition seems to have another
IN. candidate in the field ana the
Al comes directly from Washington
-. who is very near the president.
l. no question but that the time Is
,rnrosching when the president will
), outline some definite policy re-
,,.r .ha future fate of the island. Just
,.,ssn, the feeling appears paramount
,,a American troops will remain Tor
u. n came Cuba has had almost
,,- n produce men capable OF en-
.-,,s government, BUT today they
m, one step further advanced than
rsrs almost year ago. Many OF
.,.sn, incumhents 10 office have been
and found wanting and had 10 be
,.,sd bv others until it appears to
observing one, that there are no men
cusa that can fill the bill What must
,t' Either annexation will eventually
ma outcome or that some form of gov
nent will have to be provided for the
bsipg until the people are in such a
a, enlightment that they can be made
jp,elgently see that they are in2om'
eut Of self-government.
espite the very stormy and rainy
her we have had lately, General and
Brcoke's reception at the pala o
lrsday night was one of the largest at
aed affairs Of The season. Here, more
anywhere else in the city, can be
the flower Of the four hundred. Miss
r. ingalls,, a niece of Mrs. Brooke, is
visiting at the palace and was the
st Of the evening. it being her first
toduction into Havana society. NJ IS
alls Is a young lady of mu h accom-
hmsnt and will be quite an addition TO
Eetf this winter.
II last decision has been handed down
the Judges on the famous Washington
case. The verdict is that Messrs. Han
King and Holman, all who hail from
fas, must suffer three months and one
Imprisonment and pay a fine of $500.
an frankly say that do not III nix tho
liIct will be carried out Americans
are very indignant about the matter
General Ludlow, who refused to in err
in the matter when it happened, Is
Pc roasted on all sides. From present
cations this matter Is going to be m
International question That according
the old Spanish law a mans liberty
be taken away from him because he
units civil offense, seems t. root deep
me hearts OF all free thinking Amer
IS and General Brooke will soon be in
session of such a monster petition that
s'nlns to ma,;e him interfere is likely
happen The matter is publicly taken
W al the papers, Spanish and Amer
aud every one of them condemns III
h.on 10 their utmost. This race ques-
10 gong TO BE- the question Of the day
ana Will very likely he great meas
10 de,racting capital from the island
e to the Internal dissentions that will
aused thereby
y. H. u Anuel Santauder Fruits has
e'ea MS resignation as bishop OF Ha
u is said that his resignation wa
y oy the fact that his ideas were very
y IMPOSED to the innova ions that the
vans are making here. This Is the
spanlard | have heard that was op-
y americans. They, as a rule, arc
ssu1s VI the Americans in Cuba, while
,uage Cuban treats us generally a
w NOT belong here, They shove you
me way on the street and do hun
~ nt'le things that shows the spirit
s -,n race ! have heard OF but few
- ny between Americans ana Span
wy us an every day occurrence tc
,Ss. iow between some American and
.ns AN American can enter a stor.
n,in a price an article and will be told
sn,s. u American money. Let ma
sam am Immediately afterward and price
Inv 4, at,lcle and he will be informed be
pisb IN LOT Just half the m 3ney and il
~ sii'er. All Cubans ani spaniard.
b. iuea that the American co oay
money TO burn. Their favorit,
ha d,ra sss,oh is Americana tengc
IA u ,nsio' and it's the hardest thin.
rxIsa o'ia 70 try and make them thin
raj :, cuban viii enter a cafe will
aut mn, ms friends and sit for hour.
eroas 'ing drink. while an Amer
lhs sa VIII have drank several time
ciallv &c space of time They az,
,bsv aaru on government employees
y Imagine receive onormons col
e them r's y, opportunity they get theJ
N Tor all they are worth.
Is. IA on sternberger of Rockport
pish IL 'ne OF the hardest students o
q amt havana. Mr.. Sternberge. ex
b Jsnrasark in business here after tn
rush lnay next, but wishes to have ,
Ices ~ knowledge of the language be or,
like ne is already beginning /,
Felly o rpIlmayasi of Gainesville. Texas