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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
8ran5Riiter.
Wla I t pon, ssn., 81. :

U(Q II II, ,yu., Il. aSull.
Die Stabt 1T pdbreno Der lebten
bier Wpden BON 18 9rdnoen beimges
fuGt tporbeu, bic einen Sc fummti4as
ben bon $2,400,000 perurid6ten.
Bergansene Nu6t bra6en innerbalb
sfpsi Stunben brei Seuer in per1hies
beuen Staottbeileu aus, bic ale auf
8ranoitiftung ouriidaufiibren iino.
9ie YebDrben perni6teten in leBter
3eit Gpieldpporate unb fiibren oas
Geieb gegen oas 9aaaroipisl itrsage
purA unb gldubt nan, oab bic duf' s
Srpdene geieBten Spielsr iid our9 Die
Sraubitiftuneen ridden ppllen. 8igiz
lana GDmites iino ernannt unb Spez
sialpd9ter gum pdtrouilliren bes @es
f6aftsz unb @obnunsstbeils Der
Stapt aneeitellt pprben.
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gttentat auf einen Sus.
90 { m phis. Senn.. 26. csu

Wt emp bis, Senu., 20. Suli.
Ser JraGtoug No, 9 Der Gboctap,
Stlaboma &c 8ulf 9abu lief beute
friib BEL paleitine, art., in cine offens
Wei6e. Die 2otcmotibe uno iieben
Wagen puroen sertriimmert. Der
2otomotipfiibrer Sbelp unb Der Seis
ger Simmons, beioe aus 2ittle Hod,
puroen getDotet. Wau slaIbt, caB
Die Wei6e abiidtli9 falItA seiteQt
rlIroe, uno bab man es nit benz 8erf
prn 3ugrdubern gu tbun bobe, Die ben
fcl9enoen pericHen5ug gum Gnt9leiz
Zen bringeH uno pliinoeru pollten.
Bon ben 5bdtern bat man nod feline
Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
NruoermnrO.
9aoli, Snb., %. ssult.

0 IT Jno., 20. JulI.
Ser Sopu Mari9al BON 5ren6
Gid, Spbn Ballard, idste beute ieinem
Yrupsr @eorge Saaarb cine &ugel in
bic 9ruit, cine tDptli6e 8erlsbung pers
urIadeno. S6pn ieit 5mei Subren lebz
ten bic beipen 9riiber in 5eboe, uno
als iie ii9 feute begegneten, fhlus
G,eprse 9aldrp ieinen Sruoer, obue
elm Wprt nit ibm su tpe6Ieln, NIT
elmer Sierflaide gu goben. Spbn 5og
bann Ieinen Eepplper uno idob
Gjeprae uieper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
0ebcnsmaoe.
9tttsbura 30. 25. Suli.

pittsbura pa., %. Suli.
Or. &C.. u. 9lrabplt, Elm friibsres
2egialaturnritglieb unb elmer Der be-
tannteiten 4er3te Der Stabt, erI9OB
ii9 geitern in ieinem Sprs6aimmer.
Wie mon glaubt, besing Or. 9trnz
bolt aus 9erspeiflung iiber ieinen
I4lsHten Geiuupbsits5uitanp Selbitz
,y1nrN
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H II s I a n b.

ga tum, rs. Snli.\
Cine itredlitRe petrcl ums grplos
iirn in benz am oidteIt bepSltertsn
Ibsile bon 8atum lests be sanas ins
n'-c Tsch! IN Tr;imrss. K
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Grfidt.

Sttumpa, Sa., %. Suli.
Sobn S'Gonnor aus Mount plede
fant eritidte beute i'm 2acleoe Sotel
an &aud, Der bur9 einsn 9rano perz
uria4t mar. Wiebrere 9dlte rsttetsn
ii4 nit fnappsr Hpth.
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gum WeihbiiGai foniefrirt.
Ghicaap, 81. 25. ssuli.

~ y y y ~ O~'t -S' NO"''
Der tphp'ite 9. s. Wulpopn
ipurbs beute gormittag in DER 9Olp
Nome &atbeDrale bon Cardinal
Martinelli gum Weibbiicbof Der Gr5z
bi63sIe conietrirt. Yrieiter aus allen
Sbeilsn pes 2anbss ppbnteu Der
Ssisr bel. Inter oenielben 6efanoen
iib Der @robiIebof Der Si0Sele Gbi=
caso, bcdp'ite Yildof Seeban, ionic
bic brbp'fen 8ilcbOfs Sas. 0fpan ppn
Mltpn unb Sp. gossrope ppn Sapenz
port, ga. Dor 8esinn bes Spaamtes
ruroe bic pGpitiiGe llrtunoe perleieu,
in rel6em Der bc9tp'ite y. $. Wtulz
bcpn gum 8iidpf in partibus Suit
cslium ernannt purbe. 0as ppntifi=
tals9lmt puroe BON Cardinal Marti4
nelli cele6rirt. Der bo9p. M. s. 81
Gpnnor, g. s., belt Die preoist.
gab berIelben erfplste Die Gpnietra,
ticn. Oielel6e purpe BON Cardinal
Martineai poll5osen. Die bodp'iten
GiId0fe Hpan bon glltpn uno Sos
srope bon Davenport aiiiltirtsn ibm.
Der bp6p'lte @rabiIhof Seehun nubm
pGtreno Der Geremonie BEN Sbrons
ieNel Elm. Oils geremonisnmeiitsr
funsirte Der bo6p. Batter ). 5. Bar
rn, &ansler Der @rspiDSeie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
,Wuibiren oes 1arifs -Portn giieu"

% Arlington, .. g., %. sSuli.
Der prdiioent bat beute Die proz
tlamatipn erlaiIen, tpelcbe Der Sniel
9prto 9fico cine Gipilperpaltung psrz
leibt, uno bic 3plidranten spiiden
ibr unb ben gereinistsn Staaten auf@
febt. Die protldmatipn lit cine
SormIa6e unb perpcllitdubigt Die be-
reits per0fientli9ten 8ei9liiiie Der
.portprieanii9en 2egislatur. Die @rz
tldrung erfolst morsen, am Sabresz
.taae Der eriten !Siifans- -ses ~Sternens
banners auf Der SnleI. Die protla>
nation trdgt bic Snidrift: n4ufbO=
rem bes Sarifs = portp Rico."
sic ipieoerbolt, bab bas 9efeB ppm
II. 9lpril, (gemeinbin urter bem Na>
men sSprater 9ltte betannD, pem5u=
folse Der prdiipsnt, io6alp bic pprtoz
ricaniide 2egislutur Elm suldngli6es
2utalsSteueripitem eiugefiibrt baben
tpsroe, cine prltlamation erldiien
irlls, ipel1e Die 3Dlle aufbebt, nel6e
ouf oem Woarenpsrtebr SpiIten ben,
0srsinieten Staatsn uno Porto Hieo
ruben. Sa bic 2sgislatur iuspiI6en
ibren She'll bes glbtpmmens erfiilt
bat, 10 itano benz grlaB Der Protldz
nation tein SinperuiB mebr i'm 0ese.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
9urG Snnncuiirablcn eutifanSeu.

Siorr Gitp, Su.; 25. Suli.
Soeute ipurbe s. s. Ybelan &c Cos
Gllentpoarsnlager i'm 9upis 9lpd, an
Der A. unb 9puglassStr., burdb Seuer,
bas our6 Die uuf bic porberen S6auz
f'niter fallenbeu Sonnenitrublen entz
itanben iein Iol, total 3erit0rt. Oas
SSeuer sriff 10 idnel um iid, paB
einige Glsrts il6 nur, nit Miibe unb
Rotb our6 ben oiden Qualm bin=
pur6drbeiten fonnten. Ollie nit brennz
barren Stoffen belabenen @uslagetii9e
f6ienen gu gleifer 3eit in 8rano gs@
ratEen 81 iein. Sn 5 Minuten mar
oas sanoe 1. Stodiperf elm 5ii6enbes
Seuermeer. Sobn Ybelan, elmer Der
Gigenttiimer, unb SRI. Suiie Dement,,
cine 8ertGuferin, bic aus einem Sem
tier bes 2. Stpdpertes Ginuusipranz
gen, truseu Idlimme 9erlebungen bas
BON; Der Gritere 6ra6 einsn Irm uno
purbe i'm Seii4t perleBt, uuo SRI,
Dement, am &opf, Geii9t unb Der
Sanp. Der @eiummtperluit betrdgt
$4,000, Dem cine 8erii6erung BON
$4,000 geaenii6erItebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
llano ).
u m ter b & N. %. esulj

u m iter B m, .. sSult.
Ser friibere YrGiioea. ariiser BON
Srunspaal III bur6 Den SOB Ieiner
Satin iebr se6suNt. bod lit lqius Sc
iunobeit Bis ieBt paour6 nitjt onges
sriffen tpprnen. Gr ecbeitet iebt noa)
emiiasrs als bisber. 9;e f;eitunseu
alaubsn ni9ts bab Der Sob Der Syau
ariiser irasnS lpelGe poiitifAe 9ebeas
tung bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
a1reire Der a,esetesas.

Sober Soll Der SpaIte per Sabr $1,000
r. Wpuate 900
:" Monate......... 600
soeaGsR Rott5eu;
Sir ieoe SeiIe greoier ODER oeren Gaunt Das
erite Wfal Is Geuts.
9eiratbs- unO Sobesauseiseu init Sprat
$3.50; obne Sprud. sl00.
aaaeigen. bic Dem 9eiite Der fatbolI5eu Rirt.
sufptoer liue, tiuben feiue 4ninabme.
Mnseisem ienSe man Spates
teas att Wonfas 0sors
gen eitt.
Sob=slrbeiten allsr slrt prompt uHo Gillis
ausgcfiibrt.
SfFee: Gde Der 6. nua Soua=Strals.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
q rp B it a nnten.
g o bon, "a. Su(i.

3onbnn, "a. Suli.
l9elteru IbenD puros i'm S6erbauie
bic @prldge, pelcbe Den Wprtldut oes
&ronunsseioes Gnoert, in 3peiter 2e=
iung nit acknowledgement Wiebrbeit
onssnommen. Die tGtboliI6sn Beers
ftimmten nieht fir Die 9orlase. Die
protei itantif9en Grtremen Iino barr
iiber beunrubigt, cap ourd Die 4enbez
rung Die W0sli9teit elmer tatboliiden
yiadfplge geseben perDen tDnne.
WabrI9einli1 piro besbalb in brttter
2eiung cine Ianse Sebatte gu err
pdrten fem.
Son % n, 25. Suli.
Die ueberreite bes GDniss gbz
munbs bes MdrtDrsrs, bes lsBten So
nigs Der Oit 9lngeln, psNen Iegisz
rungsaeit BON S55 Bis $40 bauerte,
puroen Feute na6 Gnslanb suriidgez
bru4t, nahbsm fie ii9 mebr ais roc
Sabre in Sranfreid befunpen hatten
Die 2eiGe, pber mas bon ibr iibris iit,
traf seitern Qlbenp in Der Sbbut bee
Mfgr. Del BAL, Gr5bii4cf ron Nis
caed in &leindfien in Irunoel Elm unf
lpuroe in Der pripdtz8dpelle oes Ger
soss bon Rorfolt beiseIeBt, bis Der fin
iie bsitimmte S6rein in Der neuen ta-
tbpliiten &dtbeprale in @eitmiuite,
fertig seiteqt lit. Die 2eibe purbs
Ieiner5eit BON 2puis ben Siebsntsr
nad Sranfreib eebra9t. 8ur9 BIZ
germittelung bes papites limb iest BIZ
Rsliquien na9 Gnslano suriidss.
bra6t porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Cine Jamilic oerbrannt.

Yittsburg 3d., %. Suli.
8ei einem 8ranoe, Der beute frii6
Tim 8 llbr in elmer MietbstuIsrne Np.
2716 penn 4peuue, ausbra9, fanb
fait eine sanae Samilis ben Sob.
Sas Seuer mar bur6 bic GrploIion
elmer petroleumfanne perur1a6t pors
ben. Die gtamen Der Sobtsn iino:
Grau Sophia &aBa, 30 Sabr aft,
@iola Raba, s Sabre alt, S3afbner
&aba, 5 Sabre alt unb Wabpc Raba,
2 Sabre aft. Der 8ater Der Samilie,
Erancis HaBa, tpurbe i6per berlebt
tn bas Weit penn arantenbaus gez
bradt. Gs beibt, baB Srau Haba BEL
Der gereitung oes SSriibltiids oas
Serbfsuer bur9 gufsieBen bon petro>
leum bs!eben ppllte, unb babur9 pas
1lNaliid perurIaf)te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
8etrilaereien eniosdt.

W a bington, .. g.. 20. Suli.
Sn 5plae Gntoeduns srober Setriis
sereien bel Der Grlperbung non Spl5z
linbsreien in Mcntana uno Sbabo bat
Der @snerals9anbcpmmihd ar 9srmanu
ale mdbrsub pes sesentpGrtlgen Sab
res uuf @runo pes 9eIebes 6strsffs
Sol5> uno WtineralsGGnosreien ers
bra1tsn priifunssbepeiie aaf 10 lanae
fusperhirt. h;a S'A ncr eir'1'- 9-i'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Vim UaIsen sebabt.

Y 3arris BURG pa., %. Suli.
elmer 6. garner muBte bsute i'm
bieiisen GefGnsniBbufe bic Grmpr=
buns Ieines Shpasers Siaac Utiller
am @alsen biiben. 9arner pohnte Bis
Dor stpa 5 Sabren in Der NGbe BON
Saltfay. pa., uno peraps bann na9
Siib 9afpta. SIM 9lusuit pprigsn
,Sabres pertaufte sr feline Sarm, tebrte
NIT isinsr 5amilie na4 Salifay aus
rud, unb perii6te osH Worb am Gage
ieiner Miidtehr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
g Ii b : q frfra.

pretortd, q. Suli.
Srdu &rueger, Die 9ema6lin bes
friiberen prdiiOenten &rue9er BPM
3ranspaol, 1T in Pretoria na@ nur
turser arantbeit geItprben.
Sretoriu, %. eSuli.
Die GeiGe Der Srau &riiger, bie
Satin ces friiberen prdTioenten be8
5ranspaal, Die am Samstag bier
itdrb. puroe beute bier begra6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

etEee: Gde Der 6. uuo SowasStra6e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

cBy their fruits ye shall know them"
The way to judge of the value of any
medicine IS by its cures. Apply that
test to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and it is at once lifted high above all
other put up medicines designed for
the cure OF womaniy diseases. Chronic
forms of disease which local physicians
have failed to cure, and which have
yielded to no other treatment, have been
perfectly and permanently cured by the
use OF DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
II establishes monthly regularity. 1t
dries facilitating drains. II heals In
Asmmation and ulcewtion and cures
female weaknes
Mrs, Shropshire, Of Bailcu. shelby Co.. Ohio,
writes My mother had an ovarian tuinor
which thought would result in her death,
but we had read your Advertisements and we
commenced using your Favoritc Prescription
We got one dozen bottles to commence with,
aud before she had taken three bottles she
began to improve shc is living to-day and we
have given your medicine the credit My
mother was sixty-six years old when the tumor
commenced 20 grow she is seventy-siS now
and the tunior is oil gone. She had gotten
awfuliy large. aud her limbs began to swell
before we began 10 use your Favorite Pre-
scription
Or, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
Literary Clubs.

The Ladies' Reading club Will have their
regular program this Tuesday meeting,
however. NJ the residence of the president,
Mrs. Presley X. Ewing, lo3 Clay avenue,
as she desires 10 have each member see the
travelling library cases so generously given
10 thc club by Mr.. Teichmun Every ac-
tive, associate or honorary member Is re-
luested to he present. There will he a
meeting of the executive board of the club
Monday afterl 5on also at the hoine of the
president, and 1t Is hoped every member
of that board will be present. as there is
important business TO be attended to.
On last Tuesday the meeting Of the La.
dies Reading club was opened by Its Vice
president. Mrs. w. y. Slosson. Mrs. Beat
~ had charge of the program and read
paper on San Francisco, treating OF lis
commercial Importance and describing It's
beautiful hsrbor Miss Austin followed
with n selection and Mrs. Morris led IN the
discussion of American historical novelisrs
quotation test which was entered into
with much spirit finished very enjoyable
afternoon,
The Womans club was called to order
by the president. Mrs. Kendall. on wed.
nesday afternoon, and roll cnl was an
swcred with current events. The question
of life membership in the Carnegie library
was discussed report from the CITY Fed.
Grafton was given by Mrs. Vaughn. ana
Mesdames Eckhardt, Vaughn aud Ansley
and Misses Beal and Mellnger were chol
en- TO represent the club at the annual
election Of officers for the City Federation.
rising vote of thanks was given to MIR
Clarence Kendall "for making the clubs
picnic the success II was Business over
the history lesson held the attention oil
the club, and paper on "rhe Electora.
College; It's Formation, Changes and Pres
ent status was read. The program OF
May -. Resume of the Years work,
was changed TO "a Review of the History
Of the Term" after which the club au
journed.
The Houston Heights club met with Miss
Myrtle Brooke last week and listened to
an instructive paper on Rome as "A ke
pubic" by Miss Thielan. Questions on
the lesson finished the exercises ana the
club adjourned 10 meet with Mrs. II.
Dexter next week.
The Current Literature carried out INC
usual pleasant character Of their meet-
lngs at the last one, which was held win
Mrs. S. r. Robbins. The book for the
day was "The Empress Octaya," and o
resume OF II, with remarks. was given
| by Mrs John r. Lackman. character
! test" In which number Of questions rel
! alive to celebrated characters IN hction
! we're asked proved very interesting. Mrs.
/ NJ. Culneper and Mrs. NJ. r.. Bryan were
/ lonnd 70 be even and they cut for the
/ prize Mrs Culpepcr winning H.
| The clnb will have their annual picnic
| next Wednesday al Magnolia park
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

The latter was a Ratchet. on which the
word Nation was written and the win
movement, After the games there wa.
some music by Mrs. Fitch and Miss Ro-
selle OF Victoria and Ices were served, 20
fES%p Ssss the nesf ssep MeSe nnd MIS-
Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Mr.. aud
Mrs. NJ. c. Barber, Mr. and Mrs, Water
Cockrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gahert,. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. .Ayres, Mrs A. g. Cockrell. Miss
Roselle and Mr.. w. W. Chamberln.
49,
Miss Georgia Hodnett OF Lincoln, H.,
is visiting Mrs. ]. A. Bermingham ana last
Thursday night little outing at Anger.
hoefers was gotten up for her amusement.
drive to Angerhocfer's with Dutch sup
per and game Of bowles is one of the
pleasures OF the summer stay at homes.
Al this was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bermingham, Miss H9anett, DIR; and Mrs
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Iieryey, MIR. and Mrs.
+, A. liervey, lr., and Mr.. W, W. Myers.
Mrs, Bermlngham and her guest are now
spending few days With Mrs. L. I. Beach
al the Sabine hotel, In Port Arthur.
~
Miss Josephine, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson of Webster was married
60 Mr.. Gall H. whitcomb of Richmond at
the home of the brides parents which
was beautifully decorated with Southern
sinlax palms and n wealth OF roses. AZ
ter the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. l.. 4. Davis. MIR, and Mrs Whltcomh
left for short wedding tour, after which
they win be AZ home In Richmond, Texas
~
The wedding Of Miss Elsie, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs Joseph Tristan of Brennan
aud Dr. Hugo A. Engelhardt OF this city
took place In St Mary's church. Brennan
last Wednesday at high noon Or. Engcl
hardt was accompanied by nr. w. III
Schcrer when he left for Brennan ON Tues
day. and that gentleman acted as one ol
the ushcrs, Dr. aud Mrs. Eugehardt are
/ nj oil Main street,
Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Clinton DUN an
nounre the marriage OF their daughter, LIB
bic. to Mr.. William Evans Tain of Rochcs
/ ter. n Y, which will take place at thc
home at high noon June H. Following IN,
ceremony there will be an informal rccep
| ton. No cards will he sent In the city.
~
The Robert Z. Lee chapter will hold IT
regular monthly meeting tomorrow Mon
day. morning at the parish house. at 1893
o'clock fun attendance is requested
as thore is much to attend to and com
plete.
There will he a business meeting 81 tn
Friday High Five club at the residence y
Mrs. =, =. Turner Tuesday morning n
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett McAshan will opc
their handsome new residence on Mai
street formally with n reception on Tia
18Th for which invitations win he issue
this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

Moods, an English writer who has been
praised by English critics.
4. Jenkins Hams. well known as he
author OF 1.-THE Windjammers'' and "Mr.
rrunnell,n has ready for publication
novel OF sea life, The Cruise of the Pc
trel." which treats Of Incidents in the
war of 1872.
Mr.. Henry Savage Iandor's new work.
ION the Rond to l'ckin." will be published
In this country, and promises to be an
interesting and elaborate history OF recent
ana present conditions IN the Chinese en-
pirc.
MIR. stephen Phillips new drama, "Ulys-
scs, Will not he the first play on the
subject, noetlcal or otherwise. Nicholas
Rowe, who for four years was poet lau-
fcate 1T1i l7lS, wrote In 170i or 1905 a
play with Ulysses for Its hero.
Arthur Lawrence published some time
ago volume entitled The Life Story,
Letters and "reminiscences OF Sir Arthur
sullivan" written with the composers APP
prevail. Mr.. Lawrence Is now at work on
complete biography, which will be en-
tirely rewritten and contain much new
matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs, ]. r. Hutchinson. with her son and
daughter. Palmer and Rosalie. Is at Port
Arthur for few days
Miss Henrietta Casseday Of Waco spent
few days with her cousin, Mrs. j. H. Huber,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunter are with
Mrs Douglass Campbell, 1905 San Jacinto
street.
Mrs. C. r. West Of Corsicana Is visiting
Mrs. W. ]. Carson. 1910 Texas avenue.
Miss Rebecca stiles left Friday fer
visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. Dillon, In Fort
Worth.
Sir. and Mrs s. r. g. Morse and Miss
Morse are expected home today.
Mrs. W W Monroe. Mrs. Mary Vincent
and Miss Anna Monroe went 10 San Antonio
10 spend q few weeks before going East
for the summer,
Miss Nora Glenny Of New Orleans Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. A. Leovy.
Mr.. w. j. De Treyiile Of Austin was In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
WHEN IT is SPRING.

In the spring a livelier iris changes on the
FURNISHED dove;
In the sprlrg a young mans fancy iisnty
turns to thoughts OF love
-Tennyson, "Locksley Hail.
~
When daisies pied and ylolets blue.
And lady smocks all silyer-white,
And CUCKOO buds Of yellow hue
Do paint the meadow with delight. ;.
Loves Labor Lost"
49,
II Is the season now 70 go
About the country high and low,
Among the lilies hand In hand.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Sweet April showers $50,
Do bring May flowers. -Iusser.
The holy spirit of the spring
-George Macdonald.
The boyhood Of the years-Tennyson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
A BALLAD IN "hleh G.n

man with a marvellous mug
Rode out Of Fort scott on nas'
And many and many swg
Resposed In that ,corpulent Jug,
And cob fitted In as a plug
AS snug ms snaE In bog.
The nag had a wlgglety Jig
which churned up the Jag in the jusl
wv Which IRy gSled ia along Siat in ment Jog ''S
With II narrative shaggy and sag
Which he YEARLY, warily wig.
o. THAT Jig, aud that Jog and that jag
o. That Jog. and that jag, aud that Jug.
The man shouted .'Whoa"-to the nag,
Then took ont the Ing from the the eSSg' a.,
And then from the jug took jag,
'Whieihf acted H' as quick as drug.
He shouted "Ylpyp" to the nag
And dug In his heels with a dig
Aud the nag who would never renlg
Sprang OF with the speed of 9 stag;
Then the man with a marvellous mug
Began voclferous brag-
'whoo pee--Im a bird on. a crag,
I'm thief, and a wolf. and a thug;
- | can hold more than a kas,
And I have Doodle and swag
THAT says that my grave don't get dug"
TO the front with yelp went the dog
And-shouflug "Yp-ylp!' to the nag
Pell-me with jug and bag
Went the man with the marvellous mug,
And there IN the road lay hog
Az still as a bump on log.
Then down in a Pile went the nag
And The dog and the hog and the jug.
And that was the end OF the hog,
And that was the end OF the dog,
And vain were his efforts TO wag
The narrative previously wug;
And timber and limp as rag
In wad ON his lug lay the nag,
4.
And then the man with marvellous mug
Rolled like cavalry flag,
Done up like n family rug,
Law there with his head In the bag,
And twenty feet OF stood the jug
The opulent, corpulent jug
Cnharmed. while the loyal cob plug.
Held down what was left OF the jag.
And this is the song OF the jag,
And the jug, and the jog ana tne jig
And this is the song of the nag.
OF the nag that would never renig,
And the dog and the hog and the bag
A song OF the swag and the swig.
--Ironqull, in Topeka Capital.
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LITERARY CHAT.

Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler, who made
her first success with concerning Isabel
carnaby." "The Farringdons' and "A
Double Thread" has completed new
novel entitled Sirius" which win be pub
iished this month.
A historical novel OF Napoleons time Is
announced. 1t win hear the title "sons Of
the sword" and Ii the work Of Mrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

the. city. last week for n few days
Miss Julia Settle, who was the guest OF
Miss Lucy Brady, returned to Galveston
Thursday.
Miss voolfolk OF Paducah, KY, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. John Ifuey.
Miss Annette Polk OF Galveston will be
with Miss Laura Franklin on the 10th.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

The wedding of Miss Jasper "lbps ana
Mr. r Frank smith that took place in
Mexia Tuesday is Of Interest 10 Houston
where the bride has spent so much time
with her sister. Mrs. W. f. Jones. She *
a charmlng girl. both pretty and attractive
ana Mr. smith. who by the way Is hrolhrt
to Miss Emma Anselia Smith, who VISITED
Mrs A. s. Dyer last wlntgr' epn nfd,,',. N,
frfaude
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

Mrs. J. r. Keltblcy entertained few
friends very pleasantly Friday evening with
euchre. The games were played with tbs
usual zest and resulted In the two--the
first and the last prizes-belng awarded &c
Mr.. C. L. Fitch and Mr.. h. z. Armstrong
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