The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
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|gM anu l. an accomplished racon-
|Fef MV'I ravs mat realizing while In
h. ne 'ag .aoonaey Of his vocabulary
nv .....erined to enlarge It, espessial,s ~
o., ,,..,lao Of providing appropriate en-
\ dbs'',. .sbn things went Ill with MIN.
|ssionS - - work to discover what the
be R' ,.,en they are mad. He TOOK
|fncA sly ~ ar A restaurant. where
wv "a ordered small bottle OF reu
y. tho waiter brought large DO.
n ap s,,1 vine. Il do not want w.
Of W. s,ost Pardon but monsieur
tns !, for the cork is drawn" Mr.
~ ai'na hreathlessly for the explo'
'.rsls said the Frenchman' smlt-
n table vigorously with his manu-
~ yery extraordinary ANA tne
PEI H.'i say on the top Of crowded
fno'ne' .,oa, man forced himself into
~" .n,0ll space between tnln pas
ME- Me wife. knocking the former
ny A' @,torsiur ees not polite epostu,
n 90 nrsrer, and the fat man CLIMBED
a sbashed' s,.,o,r,oea but
q 80 rsllpauhh his pursuit oil euss
.nn, a careless cab driver nearly ran
u ,,ben lmpulsivey lifting his cane
" vigorous stroke across the
q l''" .,1dsfs The cnbman dashed his
a forward turning as he did so TO
"a tacs nj his assailant and eau out
Hbim. "solled pig .,ut -
p'n 40 viele realized the futllity OF
y. s..,s and deslsted. Under this whlm-
" ,tory there Is lesson which Ameri.
N .,.r well consider We are addicted
.,,,sme expressions even when we are
"a - EXPRESSIONS which are eNag-
W needless aud uubecoming 1t is
h ~ onr men who are the Offenders
o,r women as well. frequently trans
mis- respect. An American woman
"a ...,sm theoretically, - was furious
"a I, was perfcctly enraged, where an
:Ln,svoman would say calmly, II was
.o,ed or annoyed. At times we
Is orone to ignore the modifying sy'ia
FL !, ,be word "gcntloman" aud to forget
\, mo synonym Of lady is gentlewoman.
interest in the suit for $1,000, which
X. parsons have brought against Mr.
as, came continues undated This hrm
\. 1. nav well known, contracted with Mr.
,,an I. ,or novel to he used as serial In
ss, magazine, and accepted at mis- hands
Ia rtotrJ city" now running its dis
.8 lanrth through Golfers weekly. such
\. me confidence Of the Pearsons in MI
s.bs that they did not read his manu-
.,,,Ot and 30, as our Dieh cousins would
IA bought pig in poke. To their
XII O,t they discovered after printing sew
|.% chapters thar the July contingent oi
I'm Eternal CITY" so far transcribed the
IA az decency and morality as to mako
matt for publication IN their magazine
IN forthwith returned the MS. to the
|>utot and requested him 10 refund them
|isiN which ne with equal promptness re-
|,.sd 10 Do; hence the suit. This unhappy
nm would seem to be the black sheen Of
|8 Gaines literary fock, First the Pear
|8& declined 1t and now the critics with
III consent condemn st. Meantime Mr..
aAhe. While holding the rearsons off with
Bill hand, has sold y TO the Golfers WITH
MI other which should IN a measure calm
|1I, ruiaed nerves and socthe his wounded
|:<ssbhties. II is said however, that his
|eHe Of mind bcggors description. The
|<At at issue viii col for careful con
|slkatlon and while II IS trembling In the
the heartfelt sympathy Of a world
T. faders will 20 out to Mrs Calne.
n Andrew Lang. who Is always time
|I.lgrltes as follows regarding these com
tons In the London Times; What
Bftd have happened II the distinguished
5,i|ipr had discovered that the alleged chap
DIX was TOO violently moral? would he
Bill felt himself Just as reasonable In
]'Agng suit as ne does nowf' Mr.. Lang
# suggests an arrangement which has
merit Of originality Let the objec-
fble chapter he omitted and ofTeI a
# for the best fashioned missing link
nc tale, In this way the novel would
Htenslvely advertised; SO would the
nine, and so would the multitude Of
Hcrs who had attempted to solve the
There would be no lawsuit and
N thing would be lovely
~
tnuslasm, even In the right direction,
tines hurries one into unlocked for
agcncles. The New York correspond
km The Post breaks forth into right
q Indignation over the deteriorating and
7't mating Influences of wealth and lux
and says Lads Who should be sail
ne hay in sklGs and learning the art
flhne- own yachts manned by crews
as'ead OF riding bareback across coun-
fp scqulre good seat in the Saddle
N.s string Of we'll trained polo ponies
W orlFe dog carts, tandems and four.
aas What kind Of fathers will these
nakei What Lind Of mothersf' We
aV agree with the frst proposition
asNer promptly that this is very poor
~ indeed from which fashion the
Of the future. when It comes to
We confess Ourselves unequal
wing the eouundrum and as far a;
concerned. II must still 60 sound
tf0Nn the ages.
M ~
susan n Anthony is accused by
weekly Of growing 'tivolous II
5lla'uf'W' having celebrated her s1si
~ py trip to Chicago. which in
yer nrst horse face as well. Blu
Io. = p's'ne 81 all, she has been writing
ia, , husband, aud states her con
5..< 'ua, there never were ideal hus
MI suM our time, because before
liver had freedom enough to max,
'sre In the beginning, are now
suah be all sorts and conditions
'ap'S good, bad and Indifferent. an,