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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

lts unQuestionably a fact that tho country
is far more prosperous than " has been lQf
many years. No matter TO what THIS Is at
tributed the fact will nevertheless be OF great
assistance TO the republicans this year. 49,
Llaho Times.
The people can not be TO any great extent
deceived as to the character Of prosperity
which exists aud they all know, or will be
made to know that we are paying dearly in
largely added cost of living for that portion
OF this prosperity for which MeKinleyism is
in anywise responsible increased bust
ness of the trusts, The republican policies
are notoriously favorable to class prosperity
Had not providence come 10 the rescue OF
our agrioulturalists during the. past three
years, through good crops here while there
was failure abroad, we should have felt the
robbery by the trusts and manufacturers as
never before in our history The prosperity
OF the dollhouse is not what this country
needs.
President Diaz Of Mexico must have oaug6t
the imperial fever, lie is said to Be planning
Tor big navy, AS soon as a country gets a
big navy lie rulers begin to hunt for ways
TO make use OF it,-Runnels County Ledger
And they generally get all the trouble they
are looking for, and a little more MoSlco
must not get gay or she might excite the
oupidity of big neighbor OF hers wao is
extremely anxious 20 test a growing navy o,
Its own.
Tha Houston Post goes Il whole hos or
none. II has taken up the campaign in dead
earnest, and while some OF US may not hsleya
with it, none can deny but that il is making
a magnificent effort in hehalf OF the Marty
~ represents --Rockd0lo Messenger
~
Tho flood is over and the week opens brixht-
", Now get to work on the beach hotol oro.
leet ana close y up This week ought 10 ada
10000 and that much viii put II So nearly
Galveston Tribune,
y would seem that when city is almost
wholly deptndsnt on one enterprise for ~
NE and activity aud income Tor some ,arr
months Of the year there would be no trou.oI.
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MARrIN rIERoE CAPTURED.
charged with Numbering His wife
In Falls County.

Bryan, Texas, July IT, Martin Pierce,
me negro who shot his wife to death near
Marlin, in Falls. county. one day last
week was arrested near Caldwell BY Con-
s'sele fowell Harvey of this county yes
t e,,@y ara Drought here and lodged in
jail late yesterday evening. Sheriff
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ing of the republican National commit
tee to organize for the campaign. The
preparations made at this event for the
contest were even more elaborate than
those on the threshold of the historic
contest OF 1896. Every detail. however
miner was considered at the utmost
length and care. II appeared that In
The face Of his declarations Of serene con-
hdence, the ear OF the party and his as
sociates We're far from sure that the bird
OF victory would perch nDon their ban
ner In November II was Father
council OF war, upon the eve OF battle
with danger OF defeat lurking at every
nand, than a conference OF generals who
knew that they held triumph In INA
hollow Of their hands
Nor Ia the commandments, TO lose
day or al hour through any inactivity
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that might come of the confidence of a
certain victory The National campaign
Is TO begin almost at once. Arfange-
ments Tor the opening OF the headqaur
tsrs az polh New York and Chicago we're
made. and before August i Inc bau viii
DO opened In earnest al both places.
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nErunLIcANs rNnAsA.
They Are Not So Certain rv.u
About Ohio.

oleSelaud Ohio, July 15.--Desplte tina
repeated assertions Of Dictator Mark Han.
ua 'nat the reelection OF President VIII
lam Mckinley foregone conclusion. there
was nothing 10 indicate in reality any such
'VSsAes view OF the situation at the meet.
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just LfIse \ woman.

She'll take car to ride block
IL her dress 10 not In style;
But let her don the latest frochs
And she'll foot 1t many = Liza
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But now the cry is on to Pskin. and re-
vcnge is Its promptcr.
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8 :. \. b J9H ms v;r, P psss,Dssy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

Better surface drainage is one OF the live
and most important questions Of the hour
in Houston The statement will bear repe-
titiou that there can be no excuse for the
failure of the city authorities to promptly
solve the problem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

Ne town In America offers better oppor-
tunities than Houston for investments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

The prosperous retail business In Houston
has kept It from becoming ere this a great
wholesale and manufacturing point
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

The veteran Ninth Infantry Ia now IN
position to testify tina; this Chinese are an
entirely diferen! proposition from the suan-
iardt OF Tho Bnlplnos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

Houston can get industrial enterprises II
sh. wantt them.
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When In 1896 tho leading ard. in fact.
whole issue was one Of financial reform we
could at least respect the honest convictions
Of honest gold standard men. but now when
the controlling issue is the safety Of the
republic from tendencies toward an empire
the man who deliberately announces that he
would sink the republic before abandoning
the single gold standard is worthy the re-
spect OF no one. He is the real traitor to
his country.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-01-13
BONNET CARRE> LOUISIANA, 13 JANVIER 1900.

du pays. Un6 eminence don't la
voiture venait datteindre le SOM
met, permettait de decouvrir, au
loin. toute la contree, ct c'etait I'm
spectacle reposant pour les yeux
que la vue de ce paysage verdoyant,
de ces milliers ct milliers de ceps
alignes. don't les pampres jeunes
prenaient sous le soleil couchant
des teintes fugitives de ponrpre.
Tout le territoire-les fiefs suivant
Repression locale-en etait 81 bien
rempli que le regard ne s'arretait
sur aucun iDtervalle de terre en-
friche. Jean, pour echapper la
gene intolerable qui pesait SIR son
{ ere ct sur lui, tenait les yeux fixes
sur ce panorama jadis familier,
respirant a pleins poumons Fair
natal. LIE jour allait fnir, lie ciel
s'inceudiait des derniers rayons qui
couraient CONNIE une famine vive
sur les coteaux, tandis que lobscu-
rite commeneait a envahir deja les
vallees. De place en- place. Sc grou
patent des bourga les ct des ha-
meaux, masses blanches on des
lueurs s'allumaient aux fenetres des
maisons CONNIE des phares.
Maitre Lemarignie tendit son
fouet dams la direction de Fun
d'eux ct prononca
VOLTA les Rivieresl T'y recon-
nais- tu ?
Sane aucun doute, affirma Jean.
On n'oublie point le pays on fon q
grandi.
-Cest quill y 9 81 longtemps
que tn ny as paru, soft dit sans in.
tention de reproche.
Jy serais bien venu plus sou
vent, si...
II chercha une raison plausible.
-Si quot ? demands son pere.
-S javais pu m'absenter plus
facilement, acheva Jean mais j'e-
tais tenu q l'attache bien etroite-
ment. Mes etudes de droit ct sur
tout les affaires du notariat, tout
celia ne me laissait guere de loisirs.
Nous ne ten voulons pas, ct
maitre Lemarignie. Qnand il , au-
rait Gu un peu de negligence ou de
parti pris de Ia part. nous ne ten
voudrions pas davantage. En- ce
qui me concerne, j'ai oublie le mou-
vement de contrariete qui suivi
mon marriage, ct ma femme . mon
tire envers toi encore plus d'indul-
gence que moi-msme. I'd vas Il
voir dams IN instant ct ia Ia trou-
veras telle que je te II dspeias.
sans rancune contre II bouderie
passee ct tonte prste i aimer, COM
me il convient. 10 fils unique de son
mari.
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NUMERo q.

Jean detournait les yeux, trou-
Bile par ce langage cordial. IL re-
pondit :-Je su:s content quill en-
soft ainsi. Tu peux etre sur que
ce nest pas de moi que naitront les
difficulties, 81 toutefois il sen pro-
duit dams ton menage. Au surplus,
mon seiour ny sera pas de Tongue
duree. Non que je puisse pas my
plaire, mais les evenements won't SO
precipiter ct mon installation sui
vra, vraisemblablement, mon retour
lei de tres pres.
-TI agiras au mieux de tes in
terets, observa maitre Lemarignie.
Ce que nous en- disons nengage
rien ct ma d'autre objet que d'eta-
blir nos situations reciproques.
On aprochait des Rivieres don't
le clocher apparaissait au-dessus
dun bouquet d'arbres ct don't on
appercevait, en- sentinelles ayancees,
les premieres maisons. Machinale-
ment. maitre Lemarignie effieura
de son fouet la croupe du cheval
mais la bette await point besoin de
Get excitant pour trotter ellie sem
TAFT l'ecurie ct marchait bon train.
Encore quelques pas ct ron allait
penetrer dams lie bourg. A pentree,
ills depasserent un vigneron qui re-
gagnait son logis apres sa joarnee
de travail. C'etait un homme deja
vieux. un peu courbe. A leur pas
cage. il s'etait retourne, les await
regardes ct salues en- soulevant le
bonnet de cotton don't il etait coiffe.
Maitre Lemarignie demanda d
son fils LIE remets-tn?
Jean sc retourna, considera plus
longnement le passant ct dit
Vaguement! N'est-ce pas le cou-
sin Francois
-Lui-meme. On original. lis
donne son bien q ses enfants. 90 re-
servant settlement une dizaine de
mile de pie Is de. signe gull cultive
de ses propre bras. Cest IN an
Glen de Ia sieille ecole, celui-la.
Nos ancetres avaient des vertus de
travail que nous avons perdues. Ills
accomplishment leur besogne utile
sans bruit, modestement, iusqu'au
dernier souffle. II nous faut au-
jourd'hui autre chose !; nous ne
saurions nous CONTENDER de Get eta
cement.
-Psrbleu oui, at Jean. Nous
avons besoin de JOUR- vite ct largo
| mert. Nous vivons, nous. i ID Va
peur ct i coups de reclame. II ne
repugne plus meme aux plus HON
nstes. de proferer dee boniments do
charlatans.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-01-13

mie :-Merci, Rose, de m avoir fait
l'ayeu de ce que vous appelez votre
faute. Ainsi, il ny aura pas de-
quivoque entire nous. Celia dali
leurs ne saurait changer mes senti-
ments q votre egard. Vous avez,
au contrairs, un merite de plus la
franchise. ST je vous veux pour
femme, c'est que je vous en- juge
digne. Ne me refusez pas cette
grace. je vous en- conjure. Ne crai-
gnez pas non plus, en- me laccor-
dant, d'attirer sur vous le malheur.
ST ravenir. que je souhaite ardem-
ment de partager avec vous, renter
me quelques elements d'orage. nous
les ecart-rons, soyez-en sure. en-
unissant nos efforts pour un but
commun nous aimer loyalement.
Dangereuses paroles don't la
Roussotte await etc arrangement
troublee. Amer ct etre aimee !:
que valait la vie denuee d'amour?
Ellie refiachissait, la volonte fichis-
sante. ellie rifechissait ! labsent. ee
demandant 81. son retonr, il rai-
merait encore |; 81, apres avoir fait
d'elle 90 maitresse, il lui continue
rait cette passion oh tous les deux
s'etaient. pour ainsi dire. acharnes
avec toute la fougue dune jeunesse
Unsuitable? Et ellie doutait, ct le
doute fermait 90 conscience au der
nier s,rupnle qui Ia retenait sur le
bord de l'abime, pendant que mai
ire Lemsrignia continuait
-Je ne puis etre henreux que
par vous ct je veux vous rendre
heureuse. Co que vons avez sonf-
fert dams le passs sera efface par
votre bonheur futur. Vous oublie-
rex vos demeles de famille, votre
passionaette de fllette. pour voos
consacrer uniquement ! la vie rege-
nsrse que ie .rsve de vous faire.
Youe serex ici entouree de ID consi-
deration de tous, tous vous aime-
ront parce que vous serez aimee do
moi. Vous etiez IN peu maitresse
dams Il maison, vous ssrex l'epouse
dssormais. vous aurez l. volonte !;
nous aurons ID joie de nous incli-
ner. Ali Rose. que de feicite
vcus pouvex dun mot nous donner! |!
oasettsndes- voos pour 10 pronon-
cor {
Els hssitait sneors. dsji I moitis
oonqniss T. mot dsfnitif qu'il
attsndsit qnsslIe n'oaait pas dire.
st.it sur - lsvrss. Ici. le parse
noir, sans horison pr oa s'schap-
par vers . bonheur certain. avona-
Bile, 10 passs deux fois compromis !;
| Il, ravsnir qui + soiicitait Dc loats
lla seduction de ses ivresses. Ellie
Ih6sitait pourtsnt. 90 eentant lice
par i chair l IN souvenir indes-
ltructible.
u s'etsit interrompu pour lui
rrendrs uns main. ct ells % taisait
toujoura L. mutt silsncieuse q
sersins les snveloppait L eisl 81
tait stoils. 4 = clarts indeeiss, ils
joignaient lsurs regards "a foad
desqssls surgissaieot sussi dss stoi.
lee. Une brisa tisds agitsit lee ra-
miles sn lsor strs aueei passait
uf soufls d'amour jeune. Maitrs
Lsmarignis atssndait, sttendait,
Iaysnt DC . mutisms d long une
angoisss ~ cnur. Brusqusmeat
dsgageant = dnaiu, ellie 1sstsit =
sss puia deoout dsvaat loi. elle
await laisss tombsr ees nots eomme
/ me- maans
Il xt9-..~k g. S x...sS enano~
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FE uILLE 7 o N.
.L'IRRE MISSIBLE.
PAR ED. MARTIN-vIDEAU.

Surpris par cetts crise de larmes.
il await passe son bras sous le sien,
cherchant a la cousoler par des as
snrances de tendresse veritable -
Allons, Rose, parlez! GUY a-t-il
des douloureux Ayez con6ance
en- moi. Je puis tout enten Ire, j'en
al la force. Vilez dams mon cmur
tout ce que le votre content d'a-
mertume.
Ellie l'acoutait toujours pleurant.
la poitrine soulevse par des spas
mes continus. La raison de son
refus, quel courage il lui fallait
pour la lui DIRE? Car, enin, c'e-
TAFT ca conscience mise q nu, le vol
le de toutes ses pu leurs dechirs ct,
consequences de tout celia. la meses-
time dun homme qni faimait. Et
dependant c'etait a celia, q celia seu-
lement, quill fallait Sc rssondre !:
eette confession faite, les chooses du
moins en- resteraient ID ct un irre-
parable malhsur serait ainsi evite.
Ellie prononca, toute seconee de
honte 81 al eu un amoureux.
Maitre Lemarignie etait deneure
tout d'abord decontenancs. La
R5ussotte await eu un amoureux
Ellie await faute ayec un autrel Quel
etait Get autre ? Avait-il le droit
de le lni demander? Ce qu'elle lui
apprenait. nietait ce pas sufisant
pour le faire renoncer ! son absor-
de projet? All le nom, le nom de
Get autre Mais que lui important
de le SAVIOR, ce nom! Est-ce que
ceci effacerait celia II await reti-
re con bras CONNIE dams un mouve-
ment de retraite. La Roussotte
await Va dams ce recnl. moins un
geste d d'stonnement que de nepris.
C6tait vraiment trop pour ellie.
Alors, conrbant le trout, dams Il
peDsse d'attenuer l. gravite dc e
feuSn ala crrk dnvn;r a;on&op
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dams un movement de paupiere ct
prononea
II en- sera ce que vous dechierez.
-Alors, s'ecria-t-il, permettez
que j'embrasse ma femmel
II ajouta aussitot /:
EFT maintenant ne perdons pas
de temps. Car je suis impatient de
voir la ceremonie terminee. atm de
vous avoir tout a fait a ma gnise.
Ah !! vous ne savez pas combien
vous me rendez heureux!
Ellie dit:
-Je suis heureuse aussi pour
vous.
EFT vous le serez par moi. pro-
testa-t-il en- faisant lie geste du SER
ment. Et d'abord que deairez-vous
que je fasse a votre avantage? Je
yeux vous assurer Iavenir. Non
que je craigne quoi que ce soft de
la part de Jean !: c'est IN bon fills
qui ne dementira pas ma genera site.
Ellie l'interrompit. le rouge SOU
dain monte q ses joues
-Je ne veux rien que mes droits.
Je serais honteuse. 81 fon disait au-
tour de nous que je vous al epouse
par cupidite. Vous m'aimeriez
moins. j'en suis certaine. 81 ie, CON-
mencais par une exigence. Lais-
sons done cette que q part ct ne
nous occupons question du reste. Je
suis de votre avis. Puisque la cho-
se est decidee. mieux vaut en- 6nir
sans delai. D'ailleurs, nous ferons
Ia cersmonie tres supplement. II
nest pas besoin de noces pour stre
bien unis.
-Je proteste, se recria-t il. Je
suis davis que nous nous marions
au grand jour. On dirait autre-
ment que nous avons escamote no
tire bonheur.
-Laissons dire ct agissons Sans
nous preoccuper d'autrui. Notre
bonheur men sera pas diminue.
Donc. 81 vons voulez men croire,
point de noces, point de festins.
point de balls! Tuute Ia joie sera
en- nous. C'est par les petits SEN
tiers que nous gagnerons ID Marie
ct l'sglise ct nous aurons des con-
certs d'oiseaux pour , accompa-
gner.
-Vous aver raison, toujours,
CONNIE ID sagesse meme.
De nouveau, il await tendu les
bras i Ia Roussotte ct l'avait em-
brassee.
Ahl certes oui, il etait heureux
L'etait- ellie autsnt que lui? II le
croyait. le vouIant ainsi. La seule
ombre qui await passs sur cette joie
await etc le silence do jean maia
ls projet men await pas moins suivi
son cours. La celebration await ed
lieu, comme l'avait d6sirs % femme,
simplement. Aucune invitation
n'avait Ste faite. Les tsmoins seull
assient. au retour dc l'sglise, assis-
ts an repas des spousailles. Repa.
unique qu'on s'stait permis toute.
fois d'arroser de vins gsnereux 81
d'asssisonner de gazette repss d.
famille d'on 10 csremonie await ett
exclae, mais on rsgnait une cordia'
lite heureuse journee de delice
pour maftre Lemarignie / qui. legi.
timement, Ia RO1ssotto await enfit
ouvert ses bras ct livra ses levres
pour le supreme baiser.
i Au moment meme on maitre LIE
marignie await lsisss echapper /
secret de h fauts de h Roussotte
il en- await Gu une honte ct IN re
gret. No pousant e reprendre,
await done cru devoir accompagne
Get ayeu de commentaries, aim del
attsnuer le fachsux elfst Ensuit<
Jean se taieant, il ssstait to egale
mont. paraissant s'absorber dams !
Isurvsillance dc son ehesal qui
aprss avoir suisi. presque - psa
us chemin tsaes dams d ssble, Y
matt de faire IN ecart on s'engs
The silver star., 1900-03-16

GEN. CHARLES H. GROSVENOR.
He Is all angles and points, and his en-
trance into debate is the signal for
the bristling of all the feathers on the
Democratic side. He is as obnoxious
to his opponents as cat is to a poul-
try yard.
Grosvenor Is one of the most effec-
tive debaters in the House. He knows
political history for the last thirty
years and he has every mans political
record tucked away somewhere in his
well-filled brain. where he can get at
1t at a moments notice. This makes
him u very ugly customer. He has all
the resources Of great criminal law
yer in controversy. Before he ever
went to Congress he had a reputation
in his state as one of the best crimi-
nal lawyers who ever practiced in
ohio-and that is saying good deal
Grosvenor is younger than he looks.
He is some years on the sunny side of
60. but his appearance is that OF
man older than this. He is Of meagre
size with white hair and white beard
and pair Of shaggy eyebrows beneath
which gleam a pair of very bright eyes.
He served all through the war in an
Ohio regiment from 1861 to 1865 and
was promoted from major to colonel,
retiring with brevet Of brigadier gen.
eral Of volunteers. In the battle of
Nashville he commanded a brigade.
Since the war he has never ceased to
take up the cudgels for his old COM
rades in arms. There has never been
pension bill that he did not vote for,
and he always hits out from the shoul-
der when veterans are under attack.
Grosvenor is not political manager
or organizer like some others In Ohio,
but he Is one of the most effective lieu
tenants that great political organizer
could ask for. When Mark Hanna was
setting up the campaign which resulted
In Mckinley's nomination, Grosvenor.
who couldn't consent to lie idle, began
to give out estimates from time to time
Of the number Of delegates Mckinley
had secured. He had no authoritative
statistics. but he took the most favor
able figures he could find In the news
papers. adding a few Mckinley dele
gates here and there. to suit his taste.
and once week would issue a bulle-
tin which kept the Mckinley column
continually on the jump. Pretty soon
people began to take Grosvenor's hg-
ures seriously. He chuckled to himself
and kept 1t up. When the convention
finally met there was a landslide and
Grosvenor found himself more than
justified. Since that time he has en-
joyed reputation as great statistic
clan. although he really cares very lit
tie about political mathematics. He
has rich sense Of humor. though.
that helps him to carry his reputation
The silver star., 1900-03-16
maid. keeping the other herself and
being sure not to mislay 1t at the very
time 1t Is wanted.
Sunlight and Health.

Many persons appear to labor under
the delusion that 1t is necessary TO
avoid sunlight for fear of spelling the
complexion, when. as a matter of fact.
the suns rays are necessary to give
1t the delicate tinting of beauty and
health. Air is necessary to the first
Inspiration and the last expiration of
our lives. but the purity and activity
of the atmosphere depends upon the
warming rays Of the sun. while our
bodies require light for their healthy
stimulus. 1t is we'll known that without
solar heat there can be no proper vege-
table growth. and 1t is equally neces-
sary for the beauty and perfection Of
animal development. 1t behooves us.
therefore. to see that our homes are
open to the suns rays and are made
AZ bright and cheerful rs possible, and
they ought to freely admit the sun
light. 1t Is well known that diseases
which have baffied the skill OF physi-
clans have been known to yield when
the patients were removed from dark
rooms to light and cheerful apart
ments. Light Is especially necessary
for the healthy growth OF children.
The silver star., 1900-03-16
The Red Luxurloua.

So prominent are the beds In hand
some sleeping rooms nowadays that 1t
Is no wonder their clothing shows all
the art and lavish beauty and lace of
u fashionable woman's wearing ap-
parel. Sheets Of especial fineness are
made with broad bands OF drawn work
running about the four sides and linen
lace whipped on the edges. The costly
California blankets are sent to a needle
woman before they are ready for Use
to have their edges lightly scalloped
and buttonhole stitch with silk and
n monogram worked In the corners.
Duvets covered with china silk show a
nun Of valenclennes frills and pInked
hounces about their edges. and the
huge sham pillows used by day are up
holstered exactly to accord with the
duvet. Added TO this luxuriousness
there are beds with big sachet pillows
that lie all day between the sheets and
when taken out at night surround the
sleeper with sleep inviting fragrance
Of vioicts or rose leaves.