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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
MARINE INTnLLIGENoE.

Port of Galveston. May "a.
ARRIVED.
SIS Gyller tNor.l, from Progresso.
None.
SAILED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25

FOR sALE--ouo new Morris piano cheap,
Apply 1900 San Jaclnto street. .
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LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements in office of The Post
for the week ending Saturday May 10:
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j. H.; Juno; 90; 926U; s@34 60; 1884: 925s;
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Coco Hay, f. II. (2l; Jessie Farmer t-j5
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1888, 9SlS: 92i2 "a. 542 g2ll; yln. 9l4b;
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25

DIAMOND DENTAL CoMPANy--Best set
Of teeth S.: gold crowns ST. bridge work.
per tooth. 50. porcelain crowns 50: extract
ing &c. extracting Without pain Doc; puro
COLE hilings 81 amalGam filling J0c. s02ls
Min airani HnuHtun Texas. H-S
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CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and fue brio
a-brnu toys, etc. also umbrella COVERINGS
Yam Tai Law a Co.. lol0le Preston, II
FOR SALE-Twentyrhors engine and boiler.
steam pump iron screw. grist mill e0-saw
gin. feeder and condenser AID house for
$3.50. Amply 10 ]. b. Lott. Navasota. Tex
Terms easy IS
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H0TEL iNGLEsIDE Holidays. bathing.
rowing. fishing sailing. Z YOU want a
II Is situated on high blufi overlooking
Corpus Christi bav y. miles from lngle,-
side station. on tho s A aud A; :; rat
road. Address Mrs. A. = Lea. lnsiesiue
SIR pnt,.icin cnmnty Texas q
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sis.75 BUYS A HIGH GRADE 1900 model
one-year guaranteed gents or ladies' bley-
Gle. Sent to any address ~ the United
Suites on ten DAYS free trial payable az
ter received For catalogue full particulars
and special price OFFER, cut this notice out
and mail TO Sears, Roebuek Co.. Chi.
lex
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FOR sALE--seccnd-h hand ice boxes and re-
frigcrators, all Sizes good as new, "a to IS:
" on hand; country orders solicited. Grscn-
bers's, az Preston. So
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TRY our adjustable awnings; will ut any
ordinary window: easily nut up and takeh
down: we also carry good supply Of tents
Kattmann & Kneeland Tent Go. U
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SMALL STORE HOUSE. I'LL Proyidence
street, suitable for secondhand store. So
p.r month, including waterworks. Appiy
10 W J Anberun, liel Montgomery Ave. Il
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for rent for light
housekeeping. Corner OF Travis and nell
1865 IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
WATER SYSTEM OF poMpE11.

Pompeii. like most Roman cities, had
all excellent water system. While we
are able to judge of the systems III
other places only by the small remains.
in Pompeii the whole system has been
laid bare. and in "Pompeii, Its Life and
Art" by August Mau, translated by
Prof. Francis W. Kelsey. there is an in
teresting description of the water sup
ply of the city. says the Scientific
American.
Remains of the great aqueduct near
Avellino, dozen miles east of Nola,
have been discovered, and this aque-
duct followed the base OF Vesuvius and
furnished water to Naples. Puteoli,
Balae and AIisenum, but the source
from which Pompeii received it's water
supply has not been discovered The
construction of the older baths showed
that a free use of water was contem-
plated. There were many fountains
along the streets, most of them at the
corners. They were filled by pipes CON
nected with the water system OF that
city and these fountains bear witness
to long use by depressionS which have
been worn in the stone by the hands
of those who leaned forward to drink
Water towers were found at the sides
of streets; they were small pillars of
masonry which were raised to the
height of twenty feet There was a
small reservoir of water on the top,
presumably of metal. In all the houses,
of any size and Importance there were
flowing jets. Thus in the famous house
of the Vetti which was discovered n
few years ago. there are no less than
sixteen jets. and water was not stinted
In any of the three baths which have
been discovered. The water pipes were
made of sheet lead folded together the
transverse section somewhat resem-
bling that of paper. Their size was reg
ulated by the pressure and the water
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
rYppwRrrEs HEIR owN STORIES.

TYPEWRITEs HER OWN STORIES.
Miss Johnston typewrites her own
stories. She spent last summer at
fashionable resort i'll the AlleghanieS,
and the click of her typewriter was fire.
quently heard far into the summers
night, as she was at work on the con-
Guiding chapters of ITO Have and to
Hold" then running serially in the At
lantic Monthly.
Miss Johnston's home in Birmingham
Is, in some respects, typical of homes
in the South, without, however, sug-
costing the colonial. Ii sits we'll back
from the street. the balconies and the
exterior are decidedly attractive. and
the flimy Clraperles Mt the Long French
windows suggest the charming sunlit
apartments OF IL well-regulated home.
The library where Miss Johnston
does her work is lined with books. 1t
is long attractive apartment, through
the windows of which one gets "A broad
view of the sky. Her desk lay open.
and the mornings mail was scattered
around. a black and gold clock licked
away on the mantel shelf. Above the
library cases were n number OF marble
busts. 1t is Il room with the atmos-
phere of books and pictures. A skin
lay in-front of the-tled-hearth. In an
apartment beyond the keys of an open
piano shone ivory white. Outside the
snow feathering the bare branches of
tho trees on the lawn.
She was q most vivid picture, and yet
with her strong accentuated personal
ity, her wondrous strength and sweet
ness. there was the subtle charm of
the Lady Jocelyn Leigh as she sat
among row of mllkmaid beauties and
seemed a rose among blowscd puppies
and peonies.
When I arose to go I spoke of the
decentralization of "To Have and to
Hold" There would be such posi-
bilities for the woman who cssayed the
role of Lady Jocclyn," I said How
strong and sweet she is when she
pleads to the Governor for Ralph"
81 am glad you like her" she said;
II think she Is very sweet"
She stopped to gather up her letters
You know" she said presently. read
Ing me like book frank smile dis
closing her bright teeth. you must
really not quote me in the papers"
NOTE,-Major Johnston is the son of
the late Rev. Nash Johnston. OF Iu-
chanan, Botctourt county, and is a
lawyer. not civil engineer by pro-
fession. He is well known by many
OF Norfolk's citizens and attorneys
| LYirginan-P Pilot.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
APPEAL. TO BIRD LOVERs-sEA
BIRDS a SANITARY NECESSITY

This country Is on the verge OF losing
forever one of the main features of its
seacoast charms--the birds them
selves. In fact. the Terms. the most
exquisite Of the Gull family. and which
formerly thronged our whole coast.
nave been so nearly wiped out by
agents of the mlllincrs that this years
onslaught. already fully organized.
VIII CLEAN almost the last pair from
the few small breeding colonies which
remain, wherever these are unprotcct-
ed. And the larger Guls which arc
not only very beautiful, but absolutely
essential as harbor scavengers, arc also
being decimated for ne same purpose.
All these species. with their exquisite
beauty. their wild voice and their NEST
romantic lives, peopling a realm which
without them, would he oppressive in
It's dreary grandeur will reach .hcn,
breeding place in n few weeks, and the
Terms, especially, are liable to be
slaughtered the moment they get ther.;
therefore the promptest action is neces-
teary, IL we are TO save even the few
3 pairs of the latter which could restock
our devastated coast when the evil eye
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

Childrens Suits, ages to II years. To
see is to buy, and you had bet
ter not miss this chance NF
worth $3.50 Il suit-Smash Up bGn
Childrens Suits, double-breasted styles.
substantial material and we'll no.
trimmed-worth S2.O0-Smash Up SSE
TTlce ..............
children's Suits. double-breasted, also
vestcc styles-made OF fine
quality fancy cheviots-all q 70
sizes good value at $500 n XIX
Smash Up Price -. -. -.
Children's Suits in all-wool
cheviots-all SIZES 4 to l6 years
some have double seat and
double knee-all newest spring n nP
patterns-wcrth Si.G0-Smash N Nh
UP Price ................
Children's Suits. Atwood checks
plaids and fancy mixtures. etc. etc
Made and finished in the n n IN
best possible manncr-worth D. .AG
S5.Oo-Smash Up Price .........
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

lTrnSUrPf \. Q. =.
Scarborough. X. Y, March H. 1900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

1T is a REAL PLEASURE TO us to
speak faVorably of PAIN-K1LLER.
known almost universally to be good
and safe remedy for burns and other
pains of the body. 1t is valuable not only
for colds in winter. but for various sum-
mer complaints, and should be in every
family. The casualty which demands it
may come unaware.-Christian Advocate.
Avoid substitutes. there is but one Pain
Killer. Perry Davis. Price 25c and 5Oc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01


Mems Pants-fancy chcviots and cassI-
meres--properly tailored and fashioned
throughout: nothing better for n az
s Sr,.a worth S-25-smash Up b ~
Mems Pants-Engllsh- tapped seams;
ss:s .h ns%'s $'%a SGs SSs S62
Mems Pants-in Atwood cheviot and
cassimercs cloths, decidedly G a no
s s e if,. ST. worth S.oo- Ol.S0
Mems Pants-in all-wool worstcd and
cassimcre cloths: no doubt about being
this seasons exclusive pat Cf n NJ
terms; worth S50o-Smash UP ~. ~
Prices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Pants-in fancy striped worstcds:-
no longer any use to have made to meas
urc These are the acme Of q n no
perfection; worth s6.oo-smash 0Z.JG
Up Price ...-................
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
of fashion shall have turned to other
victims.
SANITARY SERVICE OF SEA-
BIRDS.

SANITARY SERVICE OF SEA-
BIRDS.
Simple economic considerations make
1t a matter of course that the Gulls
must be saved. An immense horde OF
them. which naturalists think mum Der
anywhere from a hundred thousand to
a million, gorge twice day in New
York Bay upon garbage. AS the hour
OF the dump" approaches, their multi
tudeS fill the whole air to an immense
height. over an area of several miles.
then gradually settle on the sea in vast
white sheets. The whistle of the police
boat. the signal to dump" seems to
watt them simultaneously into the air,
to gather like dense snow clouds, over
the floating masses just emptied from
the many scows.
Imagine from what an amount OF
putrid matter these birds, as big as
hens. save the adjacent beaches, not
to speak of their perpetual cleaning in
the actual harbors! And this is a
specimen OF what occurs at every
port.
And shall this incalulable sanitary
benfit, and all this beauty. terminate
fnrener, and for no worthy purpose?
If money enough can be raised, the
Committee of the American Ornitholo-
gists Union will guard every breeding
place where there is n law to back
them, rs Mr.. Mackey and MIR. butcher
nave done ut vineyard SOunu lSitnUS
and Great Gull Island.
The utmost caution will be used in
choosing wardens. and the Committee
will be glad TO receive names OF men
especially suited for the post. Light
house Keepers and life-saVng station
captains will be employed wherever
feasible.
A very encouraging sum is already In
the hands Of the Committee.
TIE. r)1lCpS to BIO DrOt cctpI cert I'm
islands on the coast of Maine. Long
Island New Jersey, Maryland. and per-
haps Virginia ana Florida.
In Maine alone there is need of all
the money we can possibly get. since
there single wardenS are afraid to face
elabrate organization is the only hope
MONEY NEEDED.
The American On!thologists' Tn
ion. therefore appeals 10 every
bird lover for money to be
used in hiring wardcns TO pro-
feet the birds while nesting. CNn-
tributions should BE- sent to Mr.. VIII
liam butcher, treasurer OF the Union
at 525 Manhattan avenue. New forl
CITY, who will furnish all desired in
formation.
ABBOTT II. TiAYFR
WILLIAM BREW STER.
Pres. Mass, Audubon Society
WILMER STONE.
Oh. A.OIf. Com. on Bird Pro
ROBERT RlDGWAY.
Pres. \. O. u.
c. HART MERRIAM.
Chief u. S. Biological Survey
Nice-Prcs a. o. u
~ Is. FISHER.
Asst Biologist u. S. b. Sur.
j, y. ALIEN.
Curator Vertebrate Zoology
Am. Mus. Nat. History.
FRANK NJ. CHAPMAN
Asst curator Ncr. Zoology,
Am Mus. Nat. History.
WILLIAM BUTCHER.
Treasurer \. @. II.
Scarb",rusn. X. y, March II. 1900
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

That's pretty bird, grandma" said
small Willie. Yes" she replied, land
he never cries. oh" rejoined the little
fellow. II guess that's because he never
has his face washed"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

What are you doing. COOKE" asked
four-ycar-old Harry. Cleaning some
fish FOR your d.nncr." was the reply
Well" rejoiaed the little fellow, Il
don't see why fish have 10 ibe cleaned
when they're i'll swimmln all the
time"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

E most tive
walls been given to
!, inS verse. but the.
iners OF Hope" was.
81 binItfed to q
5: letter OF
g first intiInation
that The story wes
publishers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

Forge what
by
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RipaT
tTuarsamew
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troubled
life compelled lead
sa s nfaA g s %
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01

was turned on and off by stopcocks,
which were much like those in use to-
day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-01
II]II !!.'|'!!.l[!.

HAVE YOU Sore Throat. Pimples. Cop.
per-Colored Spots. Aches, Old Sores. Ul-
GERS IN Mouth Hair Failing? Wr.te
look EEMEDY CO. l6T MASONIC
TEMPLE. Chicago: H.. Tor proofs OF
cures. Capital $4,000. We solicit tho
mest obstinate cases. We have cured the
worst cases In Is to 30 days. 1oo-page
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-12-21
WINS SILVER MEDAL.

The W. G. T. U. silver medal con-
test, which was held in North Manka-
to last Friday evening, psased off very
pleasantly and the program was sue
cess in every way.
Miss Julia Skoog won the medal,
Miss Eunice Tidland getting second
prize, and Miss Ella Randall third.
The W. G. T. u. presented gifts tc
each. giving one years subscription
to the Union Signal to the one stand
ing second and years subscription
to the Young Crusader to each of the
other three. The state prohibition
committee gives one years subscrip-
tion to the one standing third in all OF
these contests.
A gold medal contest will now be
planned for, as North Mankato has
four silver medal holders and only six
are needed to form a class. These car
be procured from other places.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-12-21
VARIOUS OPINIONS.

Granite Falls Journal This talk
about the possible defeat of Senator
Nelson for reelection is all bosh, and
does not reflect any particular credit
upon the circulators of the report.
Hubbard County Enterprise: Moth
ing makes man think better of the
world than drawing good salary.
Even Charlie Towne has more hopes
of the republic since he went to Wash
ington.
Owatonna Journal Since Tammany
has began its crusade against vice and
Mayor Harrison has turned reformer
the citizens of New York and Chicago
began to study the pictures in Judge
more attentively which depict life in
Topsy Turvy Land.
Mower county Transcript: How do
the Republicans who voted for Lind
two years ago like to be represented
in the United States senate by Demo
crat appointed by Lind3 A state that
give Mckinley over n, 900 majority is
certainly entitled to two Republican
senators.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-12-21
A NEW MANAGER.

Minneapolis Times Minneapolis
will have Western league baseball
team and games will be played at
Nicollet Park. Beall of Sioux City
and not G. H. Saulpaugh of Mankato
will manage the Minneapolis team.
President George lennon of the st.
Paul club secured control of Nicollet
Park some few days ago and immedi-
ately turned it over to Mr.. Beall, who
will organize ball team If Saul
paugh remains in Minneapolis with
the club it will be necessary for him
to secure other grounds, for the West
ern league people insist they have Sc
cured Nicollet Park.
Mr.. Beall is one of the managers of
the Mankato theatre.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-12-21
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
Are City Attorney Dailey's Faithful Ell.
forts on Behalf of the City.

City Attorney Daley has won a
great deal of glory out of the present
term of the district court He has
had numebr of important cases tried
by jury and has won every one of
them. His success in the Craig So, 900
damage suit against the city is we'll
known. Friday he secured two
verdicts AS chronicled by the Free
Press yesterday, Officer Bienapf won
his suit with Carl Born and the city
won it's suit with Rosenberger &
Currier. Mr.. Daley was ably assisted
by A R. Pau Jr. in the Bienapf
case, but made the closing argument
himself and it was mastery defense
of the police officer. He was unas
sisted in the city cases, although assist
ance was several times offered him.
In this case as we'll as in the Craig
case, he declined all proffers of help,
feeling that he had the right ON his
side and could present it as clearly to
the court and jury as anyone else
could.
Mr.. Daley has made a faithful
official He studies his cases well be-
fore they come to trial, as well as ques-
tions that are referred to him by the
council, where constructions of the
law or ordinances are requested.
Mayor Currier tates that the out
come of his firms case against the city
was rather expected by him, but he
was glad to have the matter settled de-
iniately by the courts.
The outcome of this case, which
the jury took only two hours to decide,
will deter other people from bringing
actions against the city for flooded
Easements.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-12-21
SMOOTH MEN MEET.
The Diamond Dealer Out.trades the
Mining Expert.

W. A. Scholl, better known as
Diamond Dick, popular and well
known travelling salesman, is in Man
kato today on one of his regular trips.
He was one of the parties to rather
unusual deal that was closed at the
Windsor hotel in Minneapolis a few
days ago.
o. A, Watzke, president of the
Rainy Lake Mining and Power COM
pany of West Superior, is interested in
a number of mining properties in the
Rainy Lake country in Western On
tario They are in various stages of
development, and some Of them give
promise of proving money makers. In
searching around for capital, Mr..
Waztke met Mr.. Scholl, who is gen.
eral agent for Braidenbach & Co., of
Amsterdam, Holland, importers in
diamonds and precious stones, with
American headquarters at New York.
Mr.. Scholl has been interested in
mining, and recently opened negotia-
TOMS with Mr.. Watzke for the pur-
chase of some of his properties, about
which the Holland firm had secured a
knowledge through some of their min
ing experts who visited the Rainy
Lake region last summer. The result
of the negotiations is that Mr.. Scholl
has purchased an interest in several
mining locations in the district, in all
of which Mr.. Watzke, however, re-
tanned tenth, or some such interest,
Mr. Scholl traded diamonds for the
mining property, and received check
for 81, 500 besides the stock. 1t takes
a good man to get ahead of him on
trade. 1t is rumored among his
friends that the deal was so satisfac-
tory to his firm that he received nice
roll of money for his services.