The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
WITH THE PASSING

49, 'n's MORNINGS Post e h
money changing n.ssls.
s'rcns has placed in 4, ,..
machine in Question u,
seven or eight years 20, \.
serve the purpose Of nsii,s
very we'll indeed. The u,,,,. 4
than ordinary interest !. \ :
TINS city from the fact In, !
tonian, Mr.. Charles ]. wc,s sl
secured a patent on MAI q n
ing money which is conssrss e !. =
elaborate scale than tbe 49, \,
office and which Is csnsN.
change In considerable ~
Mr.. Wolf has just let Il. ~ ~ T.
manufacture of his device =
concern, which is hlrhl, 4
the Idea, and he expects !.
metropolis In person ii *.
10 look after the mater = ,.
connected with the msti,s
machine. Experts WIN
II :. are dsc,S o. the opinion that 1 Y.
Mr.. Arthur N. Lewis, tsn,,.
sentative of a prominent Ho,,,..
returned Yesterday from / M,
through East Texas. Mr.. M. J.
enthusiastic regarding the cooa,s.'
country through which i. \. \.
and in conversation with ! r,s,.,''
Oh inc Post yesterday be sts,ss n
had never seen more evidence, !
perity than on his recent trln Z.
chants all report a good busNs., u
Der industry is in particularly -
and, In short, every one seep,s 4 Z
fed with existing conditions
"One thing that struck ma VIII
cradle force" said Mr., Levi. ass
fact that everywhere people VA. \
of the Fruit. Flower and ves,t,N,
val next week. II the westhsr NJ,
good have no doubt thar ths .i,s3
from East Texas will be ysry n.
deed. People will como In ali dvrH
week, of course. and every lvnI
who can possibly get away win II
on Lumbermen's Day and at tia NJ
concentration to be held under ~ n
of Vice Gerent Shark Mcclure On IN
night. Barring unforeseen occuftsax
day which has been set apart fof n
bermen promises to be q thoroun
complete success"
Mr.. Sam Pryor, a popular young d,
ing man who represents lary. II
supply house of St. Louis. is "a "
guest at the Capitol, Mr.. P.yott
like all others which are connect4
the iron and steel industry IL ny
is behind with its orders owing II
scarcity prevailing at present. L
take some time to recover the a
lost in this way and in the menus
that consumers can do is to b ~ n;
and wait.
Il note from the Eastern conns
papers said a representative Of
erpool cotton house to reporter ID
Fost at the Bristol hotel YESTERDAY 4
ing, that Mr.. X. Yoaoo, manager
cotton firm which has branches d
and Kobe, Japan, has returned y
York after an EXTENDED trip thulfi
South. He was quite surprised
immense cotton acreage below ~
and Dixons line and he thinks fGI
empire in itself, is the natural hons]
the staple. In all Of the S'utnsl Z
he found some members OF the tfadss
ious 10 enlarge the amount Of haa
being done with the Orient and y
end is DESTROYS OF the United Stia
tanning the Philippines, but i SEEM
this feeling was largely the uss
and not the rule, for but few Soulna
with whom have come IN conlAa
10 keep the s20,O00,0oQ gold BRICK y
cured from Spain simply because
tention, according to the OPINION =
few, would tend to assist our iorelg'
in some degree. Mr.. Yokoo states ~
that his people would be very 81
have the United States as : W.
neighbor. He thinks that the pu'lDa
exporting cotton from this courl
Japan will increase naturally a uM \
on; that eventually the trade WV
very extensive one
~
"A very striking incident 10 eo''s
with the recent death Of the khauis
soudan has been completely ovel'0es
to date said guest at tho ~
house yesterday. las every on -
any attention to the matter Will ~ Z,
the brief dispatches whlcn u,v ~
first news of the affair STATED -
khalifa met his death seated y !.
skin, which he spread upon . ~
and sat upon when he found nina
rounded by the troops Of the susr',
that he was literally shot 70 p''sf h]
out making any effort to esc a.s !. y |
cldent was very significant guy ~ -
Illustration of the absolute !esns
the average Arab warrior ~ ~ II M
a sheepskin instead Of a sAau'h Il, q
and when one removes y fien ~ =
and stands or sits upon It - = !. Il. n
he will fight to the death VILE. Nv. q
or expecting quarter. A souasn, ~
who left his sheepskin alla. s,.r,
stepped on it would be " ~ z
disgrace with the other me ,.s.,, M
,ribe and would more than liIsy Y.
70 death, as was the custom sI.ss 4 1
IF the tribes of American lnc y.
sarly DAYS of this country. ~ 7
,rs Of the Koran are taught ~. =
who dies on his sheepskin W. ~
o the heaven of his fatnen
superstition, coupled with tne ~
bravery of the tribesinen e,u. 4. ~
stick to their sheepskins wl.n - /
II the Spartan boy who st0o. ~
moved face while the wolf w ~
ais vitals. The old khaiifa
happy. even II he did die nA. Z
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