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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

papers in which the commander Of ever,
American vessel but one describes his sharf
OF the battle off Santiago. which resulted IL
Ine comDlete destruction of CeIvera's feet
me only execution is in the case of the Ore.
son. whose commander. Captain Clark in
dorses Lieutenant Eberle's account OF tina,
ship. participation In the fight, and himself
contributes criticism of the Spanish adj
miral's strategy. 1.-THE Story Of the Cap
tsins' is written with remarkable animation
and In wholly unteehnical language.
A portrait of Little Susan Boudlnot, .
daughter OF Elias Boudinot, presideat of the
Continental congress. is the frontspiece OF tine
May St. Nicholas The poem by Ethel Parton
which follows it celebrates the refusal of this
s-year-old maiden of the last century TO drink
cup OF taxed tea at the hon OF the royal
governor. In the same magazine there Is a
observation OF picnic in japan attended by
four little Americans: and 81 n white bshy's
Journey on an elephants back. Samuel SEQ
VILE. Jr., tells low college athletes train, and
how a little boy became the mascot OF
football team.
Self Culture for MAY opens with an I'M
pertant article on "Deep Waterways for Lake
Commerce. ana makes strong argument
for an American waterway connecting the
lakes. with the ocean. THE Fifty fifth Con-
gress" is an Instructive auI well-informsd
SUMMARIZED the donss of the late session or
u National legislature, The president OF
ColoY university contributes /. thoushtfui
psper on THE Higher Culture aud hi. Ma
tonal Life. which deals Interestingly with u
university education and its value in equip
ping trained experts
The Partisan for May has the conclusion
OF Countess Potoeka:" THE Last Waltz"
The Postscript" Misunderstood: THE
Witch OF the Naif:" 1.-THE PARTS Exposition OF
1909, OF which the Partisan Is max NJ a
sneclalty. aud which furnishes tho charming
rover N bronze; an uD-to-dale article on "The
Origin OF Advertising.
H. Phelps Whitmarsh. in American Deep
Water Shipping in the MAY Atlantic. presents
concise statement Of our former maritime
a sharp arragnment Of the ruiz Gus
ooiiSy. unlike that OF any other great Nation
a the world. by which 1t has teen lost with
iorcible picture of our deserted harbors
IND idle shipyards. together with the sug-
;estlon OF possible remedies. and an urgent
lppsal for the removal OF the present dis-
'facsful conditions.
Major General Nelson A. Miles. command
ne the United States. army, is the leading
Contributor to Frank Leslie's Popular Month |
Y for MAY General Miles writes Of 'The
United States ARMY. and Its Commanders .
eNewtng the DEVELOPMENT and organization T,
our National military force. and his prc- |
ecessors in its chief command. Portrsits OF
u these American Esuersls.efrom Washing |
on 70 General Miles himself all REPRODUCED
irectly from the originals IN the war depart I
nert give additional d. hnrtion 10 this no.
able msssfine contribution.
The mueh-hsrslded theasana doi'sr stery
queen cepAetrs and tbs BegEar-Msn by
: murray Eliot, is presented In ths current |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01
LATE MAGAZINES,

""hy people viii be surprised to learn that
,ne poftei establishment of the United States
70 TIE greatest business concern in the world
onhries Emory Smith. the postmaster asn-
era'' wiring in the Nav Cosmopolitan. tell I
US that It handles more pieces EMPLOYS more
neH' spends more money brings more rsye-
nue, uses more agencies. reaches more homes
nroiNes more details and touches more in
stss's thaa any other human Organization.
puhne or private. governmental or corporats
80 me postafhce depart neat directs 7s :
o or, ipos,otnces musters an army OF O.OO0
enployes. spends this year sos 600 900
counts receipts of nearly the same anoIInf
] handled last year 6,2l4l47. 900 pieces of mail
ma, OF which 2.s25 I6I. 600 were letters, SO
thRt every minute conhdes - O11 new, r,asS
fsages to its hands. /; manufactured and ~
nisered postage stamps TO the number az
S,e2S COS, and the value Of s7t'Sss3ss n
carried 2'oes'742ooo NEWSPAPERS
The Countess Emilia" Anthony uone,s
new romance. is begun In the MAY Ladies
Home Journal. and The Art OF Listening 10
a sermon inauEurates the first OF a series
oil articles on the pulpit and the pew BY Ian
Msclaren. Another notable feature OF the
same issue is THE Secret OF Happv life
oy the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills d d
hss'SI OF flymouth church. Brooklyn. who
nsi mas I ps. regular contributor 70 the Jour.
naI, fsul Leicester Ford writes The Anec-
dotal Side OF George Washington. rscannt.
ieg some OF the best but least known stsries
9. the Father OF His Country Viola Ailsn
ur-"s upon her own rich store OF expert
49,, 10 teii What u Means to BE an Ac-
,ress and Joseph Edgar Chamberlain In
uodnees Helen Keller as She Really Is -
slSihE some Interesting glimpses OF this mar
Vicious blind and deaf girl.
soFiener's Magazine for May has secured
rom Major General Leonard Wood. the mill.
larry governor Of Santiago. the nrst ofncial
aeeount Of the great work which has been
In that province. II 4. prac- |
a,uaIiy the making Of a State bl a military
iletatcF all OF whose purposss are bensvn. /
snt and who has no legislature or other Al. |
.nofs 10 consu.t-deriying his power dirsot |
from The president OF the United States
itnslai woods narrative. which IL the oniy |
ulnk mat nc has written is marked nv q I
porGoie directness and modesty III telling az |
nne tnlnss ACCOMPLISHED The way IN which
ne city was cleaned the INDECENT relieved
ne streets fepavsd. schools established ana
W o. the machinery OF a civilized royernman,
nsututen g remarkable record OF achieve K
nsnt I'D military government Ths rrstrs |
lons contrast the old Santiago With the neT
~ snow the work o. rsEensrstlon.
RE eentsry's plan fer the .sta'ment Of II.
ranitn war culrainste vita n. cuhlleati,a
'ns May number Of remarkable series Of
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LIMITATION OF MUNICH nm
CHiSEs.

After heated disoussio, =, A.,
oy press and people and nartIcn,a.,''
POLITICAL circles at Albany, the bin looI,,na
y rapid transit in New YORK CIV Ne
pAsssu one house Of the New York levis,a-
'ure with the proposition for ths $50,
y perpetual franchise defeated
an,s IS the question of municipal sis.
POSITION Of public franchises Which
nas been SO greatly agitatinx ch,casa
~ 'ns past year or so. In Chicoyo hoa.
.ss'' 'nose who were seeking the local
transportation franchise were more moa.
ess 'nan IN New York City. They wante,
oniy nifty year grant while Tho Nav
'''Aefs have been told thai Il VIII ,a,.a
ps'psiual franchise to tempt capital into
We underground rapid transit scnar.s
ussernor Roosevelt has opposed tb,s XII
rene demand and it is likely a f,ftv va.r
franchise viii be granted 10 mo III, !.
Nv @lil undertake the Improvement Win
ptos's'on that at the end OF that torn
Ine clIS can purchase and onerato ~
INES II Il secs proper. Wv
Here then will be another vr.a III.
y ne country committed 10 mo ,o,,.,
inning the terms o. the grant Of publIc
&shenlsss and q ultimate public owner.
feip and operation. ~
Ire agitation ri these ouest.o $, ~,
caFo and New York has shown Nd, -.
.s,s 'ne public sentiment Is apprcsehIns
.-.e eos'aiism lev years ago we rare.
Z Puma s"'n issust raised in any part .,
sns couniss' Now Il Is the exception !.
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To the Editor OF The Post.
Waco, Texas. April 27.--The assertion
was recently made in the editorial column
of The Pos, that State socialism means
the public control OF public utilities" This
is correct so far as it goes, but State So
oiallsm means much more than public con-
troll Of public utilities; il also means pub
AFFAIRS OF all individuals. There are many
varieties OF socialism. and even the most
conservative ones believe in the public
control of all the means OF production,
such as the land, tools. machinery. ETC.
The only value that belongs in strict JUS
tlco to the public is land value. which Is
always produced by the public, and which
rises or falls in exact proportion 20 the
Increase or decrease OF population This
value, of course, embodies all franchises
now granted 10 railroads, telegraphs, tele-
phones, street railways. electric light
plants and water works, which are In their
very nature monopolies and belong by
right TO the public. All values beyond
this are the result OF the mental or physi-
cal effort OF the individual, and by right
belong TO him against the world. The sim
gle tax would give 10 the public that value
which is produced by tho public and leave
The individual in the full enjoyment OF his
effort, while socialism would hold ali
wealth In common. Therefore, am on
posed to socialism, because do not be-
lieve in public appropriation OF private
properly, while am a single taxer. be-
cause 90 not believe in private nppro-
priation OF public property.
A. w Folsom.
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Fort BEND to Be Wen Reprss

Quintana, Texas, April 29.-The 4
ing self explanatory letter was rs
today from Hon. John NJ. Moore Of
mond, Texas, who represent FORT
and Waller counties in the last legis'
and was chairman of this Democrat
gressional district: "a
Hon, Edwin Waller. Qulntana. TexH
Richmond, Texas. April 2s. Our
Will send good delegation to the
ham navigation convention on July
doubt this move will be OF great
to the Brazos valley counties. Hor,
have the pleasure of meeting you ~
ham, am yours very truly. e
John M. w
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Trinity persnnna.

Trinity. Texas. April 27-captain ". w.
lawson OF Houston was greeting his friends
hsie last week, and spoke Of moving back to
hil old homo here,
oaptain +, NJ, Wagner. the veteran eou,
ductor on the Trinity division Of the MIA
sour, Kansas and Texas. Il taking much
.staed rear, and viii sisIt Houston ana Gal
'shton during his lay Oh.
Mr. r. Dawson is handling his ticket
MIS-. U Ridley, who has been in al
ssftcanee on the Woman's Foreign ana Hona
Mftion society at Dallas durins ~. 49,
ftfk, has returned home PAs'
we've couples OF youns people oh apsronsa
py M ana Afe, G. H. Lsrsberry. eniove5
q s usnsntiui outing At Sulphur springs last
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missouri City Mntters.

Missouri City, Texas. April 2s-1eeI
lie school closed yesterday with Y
pirate programme. 1t has been ssp
cessful and Prof, ]. NJ. wisecup ans
Elma Chilson are to be congrso ard
their efficiency. They tookLor
out picnicking today. eases
Miss Alta Wisecup closerf.
Friday and returned home. sddcr
Misses Joe Powell, Willie Rap
Richmond and Kate BringhlIa, By
ton are visiting Mrs ]. 9. 4 Fem
Rev. warlick and Dr.. Dub trea'
Point came up 80 the mui
nigh.
The Epworth League gave M lln
monthly social Tuesday nis,o'
AR = 9
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CattIc Rni.crs, sni,

Fort Worth, Texas. April 2o.--s. n.
co~an. attorney for the Texas Cattle
Hslsers association. has gone to Chicago
70 represent the association ia the lannon's
terminal charge case before the Fsdsrsi
court which will be heard Nav n il
SUI 70 comeel an ohseryanoe 81 The IN.
tsrsAle commerce COMMISSIONS msnda4
.2fy crder shollshing the sa( termin,l
charges BY the railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

issue of The American Queen. togeths
another short story entitled THE ID
diary. by Mrs. Herbert. both being b
ly illustrated; " The Story. of Fashio
the spring and summer OF 1899 comprise
and suggestions upon dress and millin
Mr.. George E. Hooker. writing in d
view of Reviews for May. describes III
liant administration OF Mayor Josiah 4
in BOSTON. Mayor Quincy has earned "a
utation, as the Review saws editorially.i
ing the foremost practical expert y
science ana art Of municipal administ
that we have In this country .
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COUNTY CLERK SUED.
Damages Claimed Because He Il
Marriage License TO Minor

HHFFIuGc Iicehse 10 Minof
Paris, Texas, April S0,-J. NJ Ey
wealthy country merchant and fam
Paclo, Delta county. has filed SUI
$4,000 actual and exemplary ia
against S. T Johnson, the county ci
the county, and his bondsmen for \
marriage licenses to minors. Evar
year-old daughter eloped with IS
old boy named Van Brewer. The CD
were attending school together an
away during dinner recess to q
where they were married. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

The suggestion coming from the county com
missioners court Of Bsxar county that the
legislature should be memorialized 10 enlarge
our insane ssylums to a point where all the
States Insane can be adequately cared for
is good one. but Il ought not 10 be neces-
sary TO prod the legislature on this point 1t
is disgrace TO the State not to take ample
care Of the lnEann
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

Tho Post stil prefers to read the report Of
the beef inquiry court before believing that
DISTINGUISHED United states army officers VIII
deliberately become ooseauious toadies and
disregard the testimony Of hundreds Of reput-
able witnesses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

rsrrnnp AZ TIVE posrofricE At HOUSTON. TrxaS
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

The more Mrs. George keeps In the back
ground thu more the public will sympsthirs
with her. Neither the stage nor the lecture
platform Is suffering iust row for talent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

Fs<esrn OffIces-Essisfn business oi6cs as Tr:errs
Building New York The s. G Becrsi'h spe-
sssiATenc,9; wss,ern 4ep The Rookery1 Chi
cszo. (Tbe s c Bsck-ith Special agency.
Tuveiing ACents--C- S E Holland. Travelling
Auditor: E r. Holland. 3. B ThfooP, travelling
kosuts
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u is good news to learn that Houston will
soon have a big furniture factory. THIS Is
the best nuint in Texas for a furniture fac
tory end for dozen other kinds Of manu-
features
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The extrcmties to which the striking min
ers have gene out In Idaho are 10 be tegrstteu
aa much for the cause Of iabcr az Tor any
other reason II ia such violence that TOO
often ruins a good cause
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They are proposinF 10 make a place To-
Grover Cleveland In the faculty Of PRINCETON
University. Nobody suspected that old Prince
ton Was so hard up for notorietry and peda
rrin
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7'hc movement for the establishment OF a
tobacco warehouse here is proceeding with
considerable practical announcement. Hous-
ton is destined 70 become great tobacco
mnrt
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The Fiiiplnos feel that the near approach
OF the rainy season will give them every ad-
vantage for a few months and they mus.
therefore. get some boot before they agree to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

fns esntsFy's plan fer the .yss meat Of II.
sran.n var eulninste WITH ID. publlea,i.a
IN the May number OF remarkable ssries Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-01

The mueh-hsralded thelsan1 dorsr sterx,
queen cerAetra and tbs sessar-Msn BY
h. Murray Eliot. is presented In thu current
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9cIaWnrr's 0rgislatur bertugt ii6
uBne GrpaBlnug zines Suubess
irnntnrs.

0Dper, Del, 13. UlGr3. - Die
Qeqislatur Dpn 0e.unare nu6m 6eute
nof me6rsre rs1uItatLpie Q5ftmmunz
gen CUR GrpG6lung zines 8unOesieruz
tors DOR, uno Dsrtagte ii9 Damn fur3
nab 3 ll6r N16mittag5, obna cine
0a6l er3ielt gu 6a6en. 0snn isBt
midi cine grtraIiBung Der 8eisBgez
bung eirberyFsn pirb, 10 6leib. bic
Ssrat0rGnpabL bis 1901 in Der
Sfptba.
0e(apdre pirb iebt gum erIten Wfdle
in feinsr 8eI6i6te obne Doue 9ertres
tuna i'm 8un0esTenlt ieir, benn Der
2eBtere srtennt rad bsrt0mm.jhen
9e6rdu6e feline Grnennungen bOn e.
natoren an, pelne pom 8ouDsrnsur
boroerommen perosn, nu6oam Tih bic
Qea;5latur pertagt 61t. Die 9eIeBz
oe6unq Itimmte i'm 8ar3en 113 Mal
d6. 6eute Funben IA 2(bItimmunqen
1tdtt. 01s GrqebniB mar: 3o6n Sd
naro Q(b0ids Q1nion Gapu6lit1nsr)
q, 6snrD 81. Dupont CR:pu6litdner)
9, SObn 8iQgs (0emotr1D 6, &rz
gongreBmjtgl;eo 9. SrD;ng 6arDp
0cmotrut) 5, GrzSanator 8eo. @raD
(0emofruD 4, 0iuaro Saulsburn
(0emofrot) 3 uro SrzSenator Nn=
tbonp 6iggirs (Repub.itaner) 2.
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9ip 123 nrnrn Oirntrnnnts.

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~ Sine 2iIte Der uHter Dem grmssz
RsoroanTutious : 8sieB pom BrGIi=
oentsr ernannten 123 ilrter Qieutsz
rln!s n:ro 6aute Da50ifenaiht. Inter
Ger grnannten 6efin0sn Ti6 Fotger0s
nit peuf6flirgsnoer Namen: Sop. j.
StreiOer, frii6sr prsmisr 2jsutsz
naat i'm 8. 3QinoiIer 9o,Ontdr Re
o;nent; 2l6ram q. Q06, fru6sr Stuz
Gent o:r Buroue llniptriitdI, 1peI1er
i,ns 2lniiolt 6si'm 2lu5bruh Dss &riez
oes nit Spanisn perIisB, um in's $50.
SrOiana Rsgiment sin3utrs:en; 6r.
d Gang, fru6er SergtuHt : Ulaior
uro oarn Inter 2ieut?nant i'm /.
Blaine QolontGr g1c3iment; 81. g..
RiTsn6erid (?) aus G6iO; 5amss g.
Eo.felt, 2ieutenant i'm f. PenniDlpaz
nier @olontGr 3sgimanI; 8eOrgs 3.
Warner, SOlout i'm 5. reguIGren &lz
ooGerie Regimsnt, 9esenpdr'ig auF
Gorto RicO fiationirt; PauI 9urf;
5reo. 80. SerI6Isr; 8. Carl goDng,
2om 5. geuuIp!panjer goIoqtdr Re
g;msnt,
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eiHtrlsi, Di, 6eftig uub qudi;uo Oi: 56mUlta
aud istu moatu, bic Der init Eb,umNfsmus Be-
bafttts bctldGTiat 1uoaliOt @srfriBnflt, @trs
pole, an Rturalqj, 2dbeHot obsr iraai SorHi.ors
litgsH0s aus sgUittS;u bat.
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Sin llcbrreintDmnru in Sr3ng auT
Samoa.

Or. 6o.Fs Grnennung sum 9rdfOens
ten Der Umni8ipdlit0t in 2(pi1
pirO bpn @nqlano unb ben Der.
Stdaten gs6jnigt. IL Die 5bronz
folge=6rage 6leibt bortdufig in oer
Sauebe.
8ufbingtOn, Dc, IS. I}dr3.
- Gad 3a6lreiaeu Goafsren3eH uHO
Ioten 2lustauIaen 3piihen Dem
StultsIetretdr 6aD uRO ben 9eianos
ten 0eutI6lan0's unO GngldnO's lit
enoIi9 Elm befriebigenoe5 lebereintomz
men Der 0rei 9ertrlg5md9te in 8e3u5
auF Samoa er3ielt norben. Or. Q8ilz
be[m SoIf, pel6er BON 0eutI6iano
als Qa6folqer oes Or. Rappel gum
grdfosuteu Der Wfuui3ipulitdt 4pjG
ernunnt DurOe. pirO BON gngldn5
uno ben Der. Stddtn al8 folher an
ertannt perOen uno f6 nd9 QDu6Du
uno Ipdter nd6 WdIbiroton beoeben,
um Ti6 nit ben bortigen 9e60roen bes
tdnnt 3u MAIDEN unO gu Deriidn0igen.
W(dn erpurtet ion gegen Gnoe bieie5
W}DHdts in WaIbinqton, uno Or. DON
6p1eber, Der Oeutife @e1dnole, miro
i6n bier 0em Stdat87etretdr uno 9rds
Iioenten Dorite1en. Bon bier rei't er
nab Samoa ab unb pir6 inn W}ai bort
anlanqen. Seine Grnsnnung piro,
pie man bofft, bic N}iBperitGnoniNe
unter ben 8ertretern Der orei Wdhte
auF Samoa aug Dem 0ege rduman
uno bieG ou3u beitruqen, Die gan3en
Standardization 81 Thlihten. Die
sFraae ii6er bic 7umodni7he 59ronfo.ge
nirO in Der Shpebe gela6en, bis Ii6
bic Wd6te geuauer informirt bu6en,
uno mittlerpeile ION Ser Stdtu5 Duo
erbaltn perOan. Wdt1dfa 6leibt mitz
bin porldufiQ RDniq, uno Die Ibrons
folgefrd0e Tou fpGter i'm Gintlange
NIT ben 8UnT6en unO Snterefen Der
Ginqe6orenen Qdhli6tet peroen.
Or. Solf Diro ais erfdbreuer un0
tI6ti1er Diplomat geI6ilbert Gr
6efleibets Friiber einen pi6tigeu 9oiten
in Galtuttd un0 mar bis Dor Sturgeon
0jItritt5rihter 3u 9ar es SATAN in
0eutIhz Sfafritd.
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Dtnber, GOl., 13. WGr3.-Seite
an Seite purOen bier bsr beutI6s
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Satin beItattet. 8o6an's 6rau mar
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i9loB, iainer 2e6ensgsFG6rtin, NIT
reI4er er in boIItommenIter Surmos
a;e Ie6te, gu fOlgen, unO tranf aug Ders
iclben 6Iaide, aus nsI6sr Ieins 6rau
Den 8posStrant genommsn 6utts. 2lm
S1mitag Ro4mittag CAB er ieinan
GeiIt auf. Dap Der Shritt ii6erLegt
unO pOrbsreitet mar, benefit Elm Brief,
in pel6sm Der Sel6itm0rDer in tlarer
s:IdGftIider 4siTe t6er iein Gigenz
tRam Dsrfiigt. &iuOsr Dat Oas Paar
niht,
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