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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14
sRleANpAeg IN cuRA.

In spite Of the fact that peace has for a compare
lively long time regned in Cuba the island is st in
tested with brigands The local authorities do not
to be able TO the practice The local papers
go far to say that the authorities in league
with the bandits and that the rankest kind OF corrup
ton exists
The Diario de la Marina (TIavana) hints at this un.
fortunate state of affairs The Ayisador Commercial
charges collision outright it has been clearly stat.
ed" says that paper that the authorities were aware
OF the evil in various places without attempting to put
stop to it, in other places it would appear that the
Authorities shared the benefits of the contributions
which levied by force on defenseless people. In
other places the people regarded their socaed protec
tors in league with the bandits"
Some OF the native papers seem to think that the
whole cause Of the awessness that exists lies with the
Rural Guard the Cuban police called The Rural
Guard admitted on all hands to be Inefficient Their
acompency is said TO be due to their having been or
Eanized hastily in trouhous times when to have been
rerolutionist entitled a TO be held as fitted for
any position 1t charged that the newspapers do not
publish ouetventeth part of what happens that muir
der and robbery and kidnapping on the increase
every day. that travel through the island altogether
unsafe on account of the brgands
Whatever the causes Of this state of affairs
whether due to the corruption of minor or major of
thing must be done restore order The queen of the
Antilles is too fair country be given up to the law.
essness OF brgands and the people Cuba once they
are duly aroused, too patriotic to submit to any
such undesirable contamination
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SOME PosTscRIpTs.

Coal is cheaper in China than anywhere Ia asF
In North Carolina and Louisiana only three 70
of every four can read and write.
Losses in sheep, stock, wool and sugar fepissn
year alone in Queensland total OF f5,sooooo
The three largest cities in Sweden are STOCK.
about 100000 inhabitantsj Gothenburg with w
Malmo, with $1,000
Great Britain's export of iron and steel ~.
during July increased per cent in quantity il'A
70 - per cent in value.
American tools are so far ahead OF Gefn'h
competition is declared by American tool exp0nN''
OF the question in Germany.
The Rothschids have just purchased the s''.s
mine in Mexico for $s,ooo,ooo. They now sHs~
men in their various copper mines.
The number of children working in the iaaP..l
many today is little more than one-thtrd OF TD''
1895, but the laws are still often evaded.
In Gettysburg park there are about 500 a'N Z,
addition this patriotic enumeration there az =
cannon and over zoo monumental tablets
Greenland and Iceland have the better Of ! !,
of trade. Last year we imported goods from nv, !,
tries to the value of Ssas33 and sold them 0A' :
in return
The cereals (wheat, corn, oats, rye ana OAi'8.
the United States during the past five years rep.
to the farmer of S6,zsoooo,ooo, or an in''e'''
$I,ooo,ooo,Ooo over the preceding FIVE years
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"AmerIoan Diplomatic questions"

(trom the New York Worldly
From the perusal Of this very interesting by John
B. Henderson, Jr (the Macmillan company 1qo1) the
thoughtful reader is likely arise with the conviction
for hundred years have been living fools paradise
presumed isolation from the interests that ag
mankind beyond the limits OF country.
In 1916 Washington, in memorable document warned
the American people against foreign alliances the po5s-
Bile consequence OF entangements with which
could have legitimate relation and the impression made
by that warning has created for almost policy of self
segregation in which have contemplated our
selves century working out all the problems
destiny separated from the nations of the old world by thou
sands of miles OF stormy
But the titles OF these may be cote-
plated oneal commentary that policy and may
suggest the hopeessness OF effort any nation to epa-
itself from the activities OF age whose i'm
poan Developments has been the in the
efficiency OF all the agencies of international eommun-
cation. Indeed for people who first applied steam to the
propulsion ships and who invented the telegraph and the
telephone and who the ships wach gave death blow
10 Agerine piracy well expedition that opened to
Western influence the hermit nations Of the astfor such
people sit down its and declare intention to
be hermit itself has upon the face of it element
surdity.
Here have the history and account Of the present
OF 1--WE great disputes the Boring sea difficulty
"a quarrel deusion and job-wbich was part OF the
rubbish thrown miscellaneous lot when purchased
Alaska the problem OF shmian canal transit from
avaganza the Eastern fisheries quarrel that viii not
down, quarrel that has in it passion fish and
that may be SAID to be deeply seated IN the bones the
American people and the Monroe doctrine the developed
sound OF with which the American eagle gave pause
to great nations in the days OF his early youth
IN these five themes there wereand perhaps aremore
possibilities OF great than be found in any ae
gTegation OF international complications sight the
world round and all these grew upon in days of our
presumed isolation. In the Samoan complication which Mr.
Henderson happily Classics farce the evoheaded man
could chance for war but the eonse-
quenees not of the gray of issues but Of the folly and am
biton OF rulers and the illogical fury national
In reading the story Of the conduct OF Admiral Dederehs
in Manila bay after the battle there least halt the people
in the United States would have been glad II Dewey had put
brcadsde into that fellow and in that national
feeling with Emperor William side and hotheaded
man on our sideand have had them--war would be
easily initiated.
Another OF these which may perhaps be regarded
az dead now but which had danger Ia il IA s RsEias sea
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showing the growth Of Bryan residence ard business
town he publishers Messrs Connolly Carnes deserve
great deal OF credit for getting such artistic and thor
oughiy up-to-date and artistic edition
Az W. Collier, former publisher Of the Trinity Valley
Herald has severed his connection with that publication
*
ms IS the huntsmans The Of wild ducks
ana quail The teal the maard and mixed and blue
wing are now dotng the OF the canals which abound
~ the county Each day successful hunting parties be
seen returning to the city with their bags packed with h
SUITS OF successful days sport There is scarcely place in
the country which affords the hunter Just this
the year more sport than Texas All kinds Of plen-
ttu The deer this year than With
IN een miles Of the city herds of them be found
well as other species OF wild game.-Orangc Leader.
# VIC thought that Of them had boil weevils in their
ciaws we'd RIG up shooting stick and come over.
y
II you want to put your money into profitable enter
prise and that will build the towns trade and increase
the aborers pay roll put oil mill and compress.
Not large enough handle the crop from four ye
black land counties bat sufficiently large the
ton seed and press the grown tributary Huntsville
-HHtSUHe Post.
Put your money into anything except your sock The
money that is stuck away in hole in the wall of good
to community individual Put half OF it into some
business enterprise and the other half into hehclas adyer
Using. That way lies great riches
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


Calvin p Titus the young American soldier who first
scaled the wall at Picking, has been admitted as cadet a,
West Point "
The new Of Puerto Rico was cassmate of The
governor general Of the Philippines Judge Taft and Tudpe
Hunt friends throughout their course at Yale and
graduated together in 1873
Admiral sehley had one brother killed in Korea and an
other brother was gallant soldier the Confederate srv
Two OF the Schleys have been killed the Phlippineson
a nephew and the other close relative
The crown that will probably be used for Queen Ai
andra at the coronation year that made for Ma "a
Modena, the wife of the second James, Ii has z6z, NIL
diamonds and % rubies besides many smaller stones
The father OF the British royal academy NJ rt
Sidney Cooper R. A. who has entered upon his Goth y
began exhibiting as early 1883 but is not the oldest
emician. Mr. Firth who is still living became p 60
teen years earlier than Mr. Cooper although the Ist,
sixteen years Mr.. Friths senior '4'ei Is
Robert Bond, the premier Of Newfound,ar, ,L. &,
just been knghed by the duke of Cornwall and vi, = -,
scended from an old family of Devonshre HIS fath.r ~,
rich and widely known merchant in St Johns f ,au
Of half century, but the preferred the MOI,
ambitious life of politics and the bar A. i =, Snd
Robert Bond had become speaker Of the Newt,
semby. N'Shu as
President Alderman Of Tulane univers,v NJ, -,
said IN an address az recent convention :; e.
city of the Louisiana parish supernt,ndso. Siessen'
schools; IL had many sons as p,,. - = % paoie
should be worth millions of money vo,,5 10y though
.eas OF uy hexa tnfhs Ruhiis sehanlp eSery
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WHAT COURTS DECIDE.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF SIGNATURES AS EVIDENCE
Whether photographs admissible is well settled in
the affirmative Considering the general Of photo
graphic reproductions would that there could be
objection their introduction than those OF letter
copies, which generally used evidence In
the supreme OF Kentucky held that where
the signature Of instrument in question the signature
contest and certain genuine signatures having been
arged and reproduced by photographers the photographs
admissible in evidence after proof by the photographer
Of their aecuraey.-s3 Central Law Journal, No y,
POWER OF coNGREss-cREws OF FOREIGN
SHIPSA foreign vessel is part of the territory OF the
country which she belongs and although she is subject
the laws of the United States certain respects while
ports Congress has power control her domestic al
fairs such the which she ships her the
place, time of the payment of their wages which
matters that properly the ship and alone
subject the law Of her agIo Federal Reporter penn
syvsnia, Judge McPberson), No. ?
MISUNDERSTANDING FOR ACCIDENTs.-LJn-
der providing that gasoline shall be sold unless
the vessel containing has been marked gasoline sellers
failure label jug containing gasoline in the
quired constitutes negligence in itself render the
seller liable for injuries sustained by daughter of the
chaser who the gasoline FIRE under the belief
that it is coal oh.s7 Northwestern Reporter, No.
TRADE NAMEs-ocA The word "Caseara -
which is the OF drug generally known good laxa
tive, Rln be mouoDozed trade name but may be
used by any in connection with any preparation Of which
it is properly descriptive The phrase candy catharic
however fancy name, and il it has been appropriated by
company should be permitted that
its plural.-IIo Federal Reporter, No. :.
CARRIERS OF. PAsSENGFPS-LOsa or BAGGAGE
Where passengers trunk which when delivered by
the steamship company contained her wearing apparel
could be found the end Of the voyage and when
ward forwarded her and the company refused
give any explanation and vixen sued for the loss
duced evidence treatment of the
while in its possession the court justified in finding thar it
broken open and rfed by the compaRys 1t
also held that provision in ticket limiting liability for
loss OF baggage $50 is not reasonable and will be
forced especially where provision not called the
attention OF the paseng Federal Reporter lAassa-
chusetts, Judge LowelD, No. =.
CRIMINAL LAW-IDENT1TYy-W an offense is
committed in the darkness, who did distinguish
the features of her aaant but did hear the voice OF
who committed the may testify that the defend
the offender and that she recognized him by his
go Pacific Reporter (Kansas Judge Johnston), No Q.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The first issue of the Leander Record published by D.
Bower is out It sixcounn folio, and will be pub
lished every Friday The Post wishes it success
stranger was recently found dead in Chicago On his
person were two drn checks dirk knife and two xshoot-
bsen a Waco ran--1astin carrsH Issue
Guess again. No Houston would be found dead in
Chicago.
q inqary write book entitled The Liars Have Net
after the retormauon.--Ie'apis Miryor.
And Scbley should write on "The Liars Have
Downed."
we proud Of the flag that floats DER the free--that
leads p TO victory on land and we proud of the
ee1' OUT history records Of heroes and statesmen to
vest stands among nations the and best; we
th virtue aud OF their lives proud of these
hng and great many more Of the blessings from provi-
dence bonr store but just so sure as in the east the
crises we are proudes OF the man who most adyerses
Oh, the rasn who comes in and just hands out an ad a
stick two long brother bcdad May he live long
and drink of prospery's capthe who ads and
Who never lets up Oh weep for the merchant his
and shame the without business man without
fame and for his children ard wife while think
the wretch who WON'T tell display Of ink of the wares
be bath go hus increasing his l he's burdened with
riches and business galore The best he for the
wsuan he's wed IS to de die at once and forever stay
dead
nc cord WOOD man rs smiling even more bandly than
The coal man They not using crude oil for heating pur-
poses to any great extent in cook stoves yetShemOS Reg
iSler.
The methods Of h0useeepers in instances how
ever, very crude
The corseana Sun remarks that since the ladies have
ceased TO wear hats at the heaer it is up the stop
going 20 The Sun is correct This habit is
qate as bad as the high hats.--AEsfiH Sfatesmdn.
In other words Il ladies dispense with the high hat gen
temen should dispense with the highball.
y y
The Bryan Eagle celebrated its fourteenth birthday by
issuing large special edition The edition issued on
fine book and rcplste with handsome halftonss
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(Atlanta constitutional

(Atlanta ConstitutonJ y
The history of civilization is but detaiiSu
the efforts OF men to get away from hard W. 4
rick is device to escape from heavy hi'inS Il,
hammer saves the labor Of thousand men 4,
machine allows the operative to ride 10 .,Trs
is 'get-done-quick' arrangement Inc 4
saves walking. War itself is ~aged thar III ~
appropriate the profits Of another, In order 'n''
easier.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.
ooc.cooooSaocccooooooooo
LOVES BEACON STAR.

LOVES BEACON STAR.
As ships by headwinds sadly tossed
Are driven headong from their course
With harbor of their hoping lost,
AS bowling gales mysterious force
Drives them the traokless sea,
So am driven, love, from thee
As one small star that through rift
In the dark night doth mock the gale
Doth tell the steersman how to shift
His helm, and how TO trim his sail
To wing his homeward way sea,
So must your love be guide to
Sometimes the hopes that urge me on
Are torn by doubts and tattered quite
And like like a rven sail have flown
To lose themselves in darkest night
And derelict my heart doth flee,
Until your love shines
What though a beacon, passion lit
Doth tempt my love to shift mis- helm
Ard tempting forms before him f.t
To where the hungry rocks may whelm,
SO that your love still burns for me,
He yet shall lay a thee.
As needle seeks the distant pole
Through any storm and ev'ry stress.
Though round the hulk the tempests roll,
And though the yeasty wilderness
Doth threat suck her meath the foam,
One star will guide her safely home.
So let your love but light the way
And will win through all to you;
Though fortunes igus fstuus play
Still love shall guide me, fond and true
And lighted by your love divine.
Shall my soul anchor next to thine.
4 x
IF Alfred Austin retain his poet aureateship after
that poem the of the duke OF York there can be
little doubt that he is genius.
Where burning Sappho loved and sang is in pawn 70
the French.
From Advocate Lemys picture inclined to believe
that he will rally noby from the shock of the blow which he
IS destined to get He's got such nice thick inviting roll
Of fat on his neck.
Mr. Ii died worth s4oo,oooooo This probably made Car
negie hold up his hands in horror.
Matthew Borden, erstwhle the woringuans idol hav-
cut has climbed down from his pedestal and
looking for kiver.
Mayoreect Schmz of San Francisco is the leader of
orchestra. He probably blew his horn.
The limbs OF that $4,000 gold statue of Maud Adams
have already been remeted into ingots This DESTROYS
Maudie's golden gait It were
That carriage which upset just the Chicago bride and
groom driving away must have been hit by shoe
x *
And ever the days 90 down
Till tomorrow a month is born;
And we wonder how will meet the bills
That will come with the norrow's morn
]. M. LEWIS
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and to the ST. Louis fair in 1903 The hopes both
these will be financial But they will be
cesses and greatly benefit Charleston and ST. Louis.
whether the books Of the fair balance the
end or not
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Alliances Are Dangerous
Richmond Times.

ITI9NN'I I'D
The democratic party can not afford 70 ~. ~.
with other parties whose principles are not 4.
moeraey is as far removed from poPulisnAl :, B
it is removed from republicansm on inc o'IT a,,s
impossible successfully TO mix democrats any 4 D
republicans in one harmonious party as 1t = :
water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

Ii HuNG CHANG was accompanied his trip into the
dread unknown by flaming corege Of paper efgies Of
horses chairs and bearers instructions to carry the dead
statesmans soul safely heaven 1t be hoped that they
VIII become confused when they get to where the roads
for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

Entered the Postoee Houston TcHa SeeondClass
MOI Matter.
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A New One.

(Denson Herald)
Whatever you may have pronounced 1t Oss'''
ghost new. ..---------T
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION.
Nos. 1tot 1tos, 11o5, 1907 and to9 Franklin Avenue.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1856 Editorial Department 45t.
HOUSTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA.
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The first issue of the Leander Record published by
c, Bower, is It is six-coluun folio and will be pub
lished every Friday, The Post wishes it success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

DR. MAsr WLKEs is likely 10 lose her pension be.
she talked much Dr. Mary foreible refutatou
Of the old saying that Clothes make the man"
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES s,H orders eiler B.
payment OF accounts
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Admiral Dewey should the completion of the cou
a. Inquiry write book entitled The Liars ] Have Met
o. course this Is 10 apply people OF his observation an
after the rctormatonI c1lbie Mirror.
And Schey should write THE Liars Hav
Dowred"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

JEROME said he would now lets see him do it.
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THE shooting down OF that soyear-old boy who had
escaped from the Leavenworth prison. when he was I'M
armed and surrounded looks like murder this distance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

THE London Times asks that the people be told exactly
hat the rate Of progress IN South Africa Whatever tn,
rate u.s. it IS evidently in favor OF the Beers
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KrcHENER has ordered the shooting Of all Beers caugh
wearing the British uniform. Now perhaps the Beers vii
shoot all Engshmen caught wearing it.
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sAsauay is optimistic but Otis showed how little ice is
-eally by optimism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

Lzrs seeyyaat was il the governor of Kentucky said t
lie governor Of Indiana?
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stranger was recently found dead in Chicago. On hi
person drink checks dirk knife and sx-shoot
lie probably from Houston, may possibly hav,
hecn a Waco rnan--4RSin Current Issue
Guess again No Houston would be found dead il
lhicaro.
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We DON'T see what the schley court OF inquiry has to de
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

PrEHArs those didn't mind the prison so much
i were merely determined to quit Kansas
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FOREIGN OFFtCES-Eastcrn business Office AZ, 80, 40
and 50 Tribune building New York lThe s g. Beck% h
Special Agency Western 40 The Rooe1y Chieago The
5 {. Beekwith Special Agency.
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WucHryrs OF the big pugs IS defeated will undoub
iy conclude that Friday is unluoky day
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And ever the days 90 down
Till tomorrow a month is born;
And we wonder how we will meet the bills
That will come with the morrow's morn.
]. NJ. LEWIS.
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THlaE is knowing how New York taxpayers regarc
he MaineuE case but the balance Of the world would like
o opportunity to forget it,
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Now independent cracker trust having been forme,
eight the original the public will be entertained by thu
IAN behind the biscuit
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THAT letter from Miss Stone is mauifesty forgery tn
t.er part proper being longer than The postscript
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TRAYELING AGENTS-C S f. Holland, Auditor Z
x Holland. a. w. Palmer and 2. B. Throop.
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