The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-20
SOME FOREIGN NEs;' !

A.. - Aou about. ~.
= s,ye great state hsll .ss.''
iixed to take place a.. sas' "
holidays. Now. 1t whs.'a' xiAs
iilled with young otae.s .aas'as w
Gals who have travelsd ~ III
tan tam city on short leave. " W. = y
zon found that ali r. 'as' Wi
YOUNGSTERS 70 U would miss Il, ~
l in,rn saU = changed the asis !,
being present. The M ~ 20 tisn
WIN great delight and M ~, ~ M
eyre. ~ u's'e po,,h, 7
both the Letter girls
lnent part in the festivities ' ss'!'
constant a feature Of sos,s, vi, Nala Il
me other day Miss n 9oI'ai Ute i i.
morse ina IN ladies' race al ! =. Ells'
ing Miss Nancy Letter 4 suo'tisg :
lavorite than her sister T" y sssn mn
note her popularity s,,. 4 y cudss
me Indian Spectator a0 shs aS
ner the other day in Al ll Wy fsars
worm .,. quoting. The spect s,us's ssla
Miss Nancy Letter i 4'0' W.
able. friendly. inters.t,, ! nus U
pms p,,shed young lady, and oajt. - =. -
S Gun no imitation of an EN- Ens, ~ ~
put a genuine, Jolly Amsr, usll'a ~
no nonsense about her. AN esu 81
ana me. an American ladv !, .pps'Esn
mas nn,.,a no equal in any other coa ~ e
world; You think this is ray, ruaal
you don't believe 1t, psrh.s as " NJ
reasons why 1t is true ara ~ Bsl
manhood is, OF course ava srps'ent \
n ,nucn the same, We all kao rr', Il. ~
eolonets lady and Judy o'Cs,s,' aN
ters under their skins En-, 4 y "
country in the world, except Il ~ ~!
states of America womsr = .ae uc'A
certain disadvantages unlsrnsn pN "
tionaIitiea ~ with too many M,
eionailtles in that land Of lIbs,,,s ~' !,
are encouraged to deyelon ths.
In every direction, and thsv ' a MI
in and honored as in no o,hs, ~ y. NI''
world. These are the things nv A., U
o gu, .ne best graces and powers a. )
Such utterances in a uat,v.
are not only fattering 10 An s.''
really remarkable. 1t Il a nl,s '' e.
Hindoos do not apply these s r,s ~. !.
timents to their own women iolk
Bombay Mo, !, LA Bril-
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AuSTRrA.-Some curious d,t.ll, 4,
come to light concerning the sIpr,l,, 4
in which the peoples friendsp sssr NJ
friendship. Three districts i MI
Galicia have suffered 50 much By Il. N
nre of last years crops that ths lss,.|
tants are starving. Sums Of u1ou,y M
the governor, the provincial coup,u \
the district council were placed /, \
hands of committee appointed "a rl,,]
these poor. The committee dscids
buy large quantities Of rye, vhs,t Z,
maize for distribution. This wu M
chased at first hand, and a certain N
OF dealers, In revenge, acting Jointly n
the popular part" set to work to a
suade the peasants not to accep. N
which brough not one kreutser .. I'D
to the dealer. They succeeded but too u
by means of all sorts OF misreprss,3
tons. which the peasants believed n
committee refused to give the san3
any Of the money which they asAA I
but informed them publicly that NJ y
maize were to be had for the asking
one asked for 1t. In presence Of this y
stinate refusal, the governor sen. v
forms ($2,500) to be employed on psI1
works in the three districts, and iha stin
ing peasants had to work hard to e.. ID
that they might have obtained for MOTHS
Michael Henry DiIeElIt
Cracow. May 20.
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SWEDEN movement Is % iot'
favor of building a railway from ss''
holm to Kapellskar, the easts'tra
point OF Sweden, and Of estahsiiiI
steamship line from that point . Az
Hango, in Finland, thus placing Flnlaaa
more direct communication with TIE "
dish railway system. The proposed Z
line would be chiefly a transit lne
merchandise sent from Russia ana =
land to England, and vice versa lns 4
lire would facilitate the export Of slN'.
and Finnish produce, chiefly bulia
by way OF Stockholm ana ",
and 1t is expected that there v,
be considerable gain TO Sweden ni Y
having the handling of this transn y, Y.
ness. 1t Is calculated that the 'lAa'f.
tation OF butter, for instance. iion \
10 Gothenburg would take tkeugs Y
hours, from Abo to London seven II
hours, and from Hango to LONDON
hours. The proposed line would . Y.
in many other ways, but the COS, 2, y y
struction would amount to about ~ ssD !
900 for the railroad itself siesss
rolling stock, s26,SOo for the a .s's' !.
and 100000 for Inc 'a'~ :
boats that would be required weekend
Gotnenburg, May 80.
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SCoTLAND.-visitors from Ansl,1 :,
now beginning to come over % = !,
country in fairly large nunoe'a i,
week Glasgow had quite IAN IVA 4,
tation. Most visitors who arrive s n.
gov go thence to the IrossS T.l,.r 81
Sion made classic by sir Wn,s IN
then either up the west coas. y AZ, M
tn tbs east The real rush irola s MI
ca reaches Glasgow in June -. In.
ues pretty we'll through july =. : rurui
and in these months II IS qu'ss .sar ID
occurrences for some Of the az 49, Viii
"a have half hundred Yanses .,'r,l
AZ one time. They nearly az Nm sr' u
the arranged tours and mos. mos, y .us hErl
The city In the usual PRIV sow.ysr. q
style. They are always a..s"sirrtlr,.
welcome MS much because 81 i a,s MN
Ingly original opinions resardlss, ~ = -
and our own ways. as beesu nam
cash they carry about WIN a.. I'M, NIs,,Iprr'
Glasgow, May 80.
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sw1TzERLAND,--The ses'V s,,,l,
,erne has lust begun. NV 10