The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
THE PASSING THRoNd,

MIR. 7. b. Love. agent IN Texas for the
ways and means committee OF the Natlohsi
democratic committee, left last n.Bht iof
Dallas, having been called there uneApec'eo-
ly IN n matter of business. Mr.. Love has
spent the past week in this city, Win nsau,
quarters at the Capitol motel. DURING wh,th
time he has haa gratifying success III ms
work Of securing subscriptions iof uie ~ a.
t.onal campaign fund, he VIII return 10
Houston some time next week, Wueh NV
work will be resumed.
by the way. said Mr., Lovo during &,
conversation with representative OF lhe
that the report to- the effect that Hon. w j..
BRYAN intended To locate in Texas with MS
family for the winter has been ooh,lrihoa.
received telegram To-Day STATING tna' uu
would leave for Texas Monday. but so lay
have heard nothing as to the point in %h3eh
he has decided to live. The stay ~ IeAas
viii be made with view OF benentlns ihe
health OF one OF his children. VINO mas hpt
been well for some time past aud who, u IS
believed, will be greatly improved by spend
ing the winter in the warmt climate OIL this
State, OF course Mr.. Bryan WI continue w.,
TO make his trips over the country, but INC
fact that his family is to be located In Texas
will insure the people OF the state the
pleasure of seeing him oftener than before
81 was very much surprised and not 1T
tie disgusted" said MIR y. X. Latham yes
,erday, TAT the action of the police at the
Grand Central station in attempting to pro
vent tho Scwaree college football team from
giving their well known yells' while waiting
for the train that was to take them to New
orleans Friday evening. ! nave seen u great
many college men from many institutions
of learning and / must say that never DE-
| fore heard OF any material restrictions pehB
placed on them 10 tho matter mentioned. ~
Is. as every one knows the practice generally
! 10 give the peculiar conglomeratlon OF sounuS
known as college yolls even IN large tne-
aters during tho intermissions, ana IN lne
! Hobbies OF hotels. TO say nothing OF the man
| ner in which the boys are allowed 10 express
| Tho nselves out in the open air. On the oc-
| casion Of which ! speak the. Sewanee men
1 were disturbing the peace Of no one, ana
| specially from the fact that they were the
guests OF the city of Houston. 1t strikes me
as somewhat peculiar mat ines snouiu ~
prevented from dong what would be regard
ed as only an everyday occurrence anywhere
else in tho United States"
ut IL not very large, but IL Is quite pref
ty. think and It makes me think or nome.
! The speaker was the clever palmist and
clairyoyant known professionally as "lsmar
tho Gypsy" aud the it referred to was nor
! oriental room In the Capitol hotei, whero
she has been located for some Lime past ~, ~
| ono corner OF this room, which ID ~ NJ
pretty than lsniar thinks H. u sunni erpi
! behind VIII ,ch the mistress OF the Establish
ment seats herself while reading The palm
\ OF q visitor. The tapestries employed ~
Z draining the apartment are very hohusohN
indeed ana the Oriental irappiugs when are
IN evidence everywhere all help 10 make W.
an effect which is striking n the extreme ant,
/ which never fails TO claim the attenuoh o'
Ismar herself is n remarkable woman. To
All who come TO her she does not prophesy
unequaled prosperity success IN ,o ,hs o "ds,
ness ana other ventures, and all o. inc oth'I
good things which one na,uraiiy e4pent4
from the average fortune teiler. Many wno
have visited her can give testimony 70 tnls
ana after hearing the well authenticated
stories of the clairvoyant wonders she mas
performed In the past one fnds II very marc
indeed to retain ones skeptic-sm on spcn
subjects. ,. mt, -,
yesterday regarding some Of the people wnose
paine have been read by her, smar fhIu
II never will forget the time; some months
ago / gave . sitting to General Joseph
Wheeler and his daushter-the one VINO VOL.
unteered as nurse YOU Know; a,a m %
visitors we're. After scrutiny OF General
Wheeer's hand, i, told HIN; among other
things that he would soon take long loui-
ney--that he would. in fsct. 90 as fer ~ thr
phlllppines. and that there he would figure
. prominently in the camnaisn aFainht tns
followers Of Aguinaldo. He grew yery mncu
was sure Of what said. ] replied IN tht
affirmative and subseauent events showed
that was right. 800.
"Another distinguished man who submitted
! his palm to NV inspecion." continued lsmar
: s.was f;royer cleveland whom told that b,
!. Iwo,la ~ rresidett Of the United states hefor'
he himself even dreamed q such : tbln ,,s,
E marriage that he would marry the eharmini
y little Woman who Is now his wife Thii
: ring ''--cxhibirng handsome marouiss'
! idence az the manner in which Mrs CLEVELAND
viewed the matter She gave. me the rin'
mot long after the marriage.
~
) Mr.. Henry Rightor. who was formerly on
OF the most valued members Of the staff Of |