The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-28
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New York. June as--.s,.,. N
stage have Joined ban,. '0''s'y III
volt against the must s ana Ars ID
r That "n0Iselsss and sssss.,,' s'asr
0 me0 ,h. and the gay drive. d c.,..
are, are the ls bones Of contention : s 81
tiles have placed the ras, NE sut
%. ds,s s0nveyanss on the u.
me furniture van and sarb,s ,s1e 's's
nave barred 1t from the nsss ss saloa
the actresses say the park rau,' s, = n
TO their pet machines ~ ~ - oy
say No So there you AZ Y ~, s'iaa'
END "a Of the struggle Is BENZ Z, Z. - y
automobile club. organized !. sspaeld "
4 lew evenings ago. Tho ~ :. ne wa
pelng conducted on elahnr.,,n sssplan er
summarizes as Lillian Pus 'e nnes "
wallace Hopper, who. hv aaa
very emphatic champions !, ue riy
route Maud Adams Is nro ~ ansr d,
freedom OF the machine ve.ss n
recent exhibition in 'vsed to N
manner peculiar to her os'et and Il
,neiS evident that the automobls I,
10 nave the same fight Tor H.
TIGHTS that the bicycle was fo ~ andoai
an TINS ana other cities, tbs Ivy =
sloners nave made rules a ra,a conn
new machines from certain s,ualz
.nelr control, and the ro,S. 'vaas V
those on which the owners ., ale en
most desire to ride. The s u aa'oaaA
excursion Is that AUTOMOBILES ,ase iai
nerves of horses, and 50 ds s ssaf %
stroy the comfort of the nsoa, q
SUN content to get about Il 'sp.e xhe
ways; but what rubbish X, o,u,isl']
rie Jun IN IN ms claim, but the mo M,
,iases nave come to stay, ana sos.
iater the horses will be forc s ', y
the best OF them. 'S's'u 70 ID
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what is going to become q, 4. :,
mer IN these days of trusts! EIn..
trusts or the drummers must Il. !,
meal tickets, and 1t looks :.
knights of the grip, good stories =,
would lose, from what Edwin u.
Paul OF Pittsburg, general mau,, ~
the Duquesne Distributing casss..
says. He is at the Hotel Imns,Is1p
has just completed buslnsss
through the West. He saws fS,s /.
travels through the country bs W. !.
tonlshed at the great numbers Of ,rav
ing statesmen who are being throvn
OF employment by the formatias
trusts. The great tobacco comSI,..
said NJ. Paul, threw out aboat 4
statesmen. The Continental Tobareo ~,
pany telegraphed the discharge n IA
one day. The baking powder trus,
dispensed with all excepting half 49,
men. know OF two statesmen VIA ",
discharged by the trust, one Of vbom !,
ceived a salary of $4,000 and ths NV
$4,000. In Kansas City met fsurssss
tative of leather establlshmsnt rS
had received three days notice Il NJ
discharge. His salary was $4,000, All h
sales In eighteen States had amouutei
$1,OOo,0O0 annually. l know these sslrs
to be correct. All the trusts have n,
missed many of their statesmen and n
duced the salaries of those whom tier /.
tanned"
~
Albert L. Johnson. brother Of tie h
nous Tom, stepped off the Majestic, ID
in from London, last night, and ars
perplexing question. He had been Old
querading in London as Tom L Ioa,
son, and the people on this side had Nd
wondering how it happened that Tom
Johnson, alive and sound Ia body 4
Brooklyn, with apparently no astral hi
elsewhere. could say interesting lhapI
about traction possibilities on both s.ts1
of the pond at one and the same TIT
The explanation was easy. Tom L lcii
son had meant to go to London, 5u! Y
the last moment he couldn't, and b
brother, Albert, who had to 60, Old q
and used Toms ticket. In London
was received as Tom. and let the IN
pursue its end, beca q he thought \ l'
good to break. Albert went TO LnndolI
to build a trolley line between L01ta1I
and Brighton. He says II Is the greilii;
field in the world for trolley enterpns
and in a few years It will be fine na''
ket for American rails and electric a19l'|
ances.
over in Brooklyn, at 81. Johns eoltlt
today, I saw photograph Of The sAsS
that was placed about the body Of W
Savior. Produced faithfully in the pn''a'I
graph OF the winding sheet are 'le ca Y,
lines OF the Lords body. although ~
facial features are very obscure, w
they can be designated from The ois
portions very plainly. The phelogiapa I
the property of the Lazarist falnss n.' III
is copy of one taken from me 9le, Il.
sheet or sacred Sindon kept a. lui'u x
latter has only been exposed sly um NJ.
this century. / was able TO gel nu' Z =.
OF the sacred Slndon's history, noss's
II was kept at Jerusalem Until 'ns VI
was retaken by the unbelieyers NMa n
was taken to Cyprus. In the fou,'IsN
century, Godfrey de Charuy place. H..
his castle of Lerey, and late, ni ~ ="
made a present OF II to LOUIS, a.sI
miraculously preserved from paln-s
Saxony. At Chambury the relM
taken to Pinerrolo, Vercelli anu ,- a'S q n,
In 1913 returned 10 " ~ .tesa 81
concealed at C,noa during sms \,
Turin, but WA later returned ~ ~ mn
shrlned in the magnificent cnulsl ,,.r,.
it is now occasionally shown ~
ton.
49,
Life must, indeed. DO mise''ps
William A. Bloomer a paiien' .,.,lr
Luke's hospital. whose body \ .s I'd
becoming petrlhed. The Only O''s ~. h
in his existence is the numerous ' =. ~
receives and the attention he a y M ben
medical men. For two year. = b,yans
under treatment. but he wa "a sos III
medical science at the outset l ,Ss rv..isss
only awaits the end. Dean ~ Isuulg
himself predicts. will come e. On o, ,sr n
He has beeu watching the p.ss u tlns