The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-02

that no less tnan nVe aNteHPts Nele luee
by crazy fAnatics upon her n.y. guy 80.
olet practicaliy without ee0Vr' VI IVY
guard. o,.,.
well remember meeune neI y si,ans .s
10 Hyde park, Londoh. @ooue tnlse ~,
ego, whist "aiNng IN see'uu i'.s -
OF inc PARK l Was uiet Wy wv ou.i,
VINO were toIl"Neu W az u,F'S .,,ti.h /
LOOKING carriage, a. Vno oauN VI 49,,
sat lazy IN oldvh. ~ va Wy ILL
VINO was 'nus quieo'y 'aN'"s "e' 49,
airing. -
saw her only on l"' osher ,a.s,,,',,s
! ar me luollee OF leei anu Wy $3.50 !
jubilee OF 1885, ana thep only WIN
saw the WonaerInl euVouIasc
was posslple ior ner 10 nave olu ! res
ize tine pcaulhul slmpileitE Oh hc' nav
ural taste
in her procession "hiheu OF io,V ,susi g
SAXON Engts nihen ana NeluS ne me- 80,
ers' semlles ifem Aaeh ana MSor,s Aioni
New Zealand FaIsces from lnn,u dl,'
Muee uimen from me stralts setsieit -
spdnlarlS from rIDraltar ana ur'ehs - IN,
MaAta colonials from Australia ana
! Ffehohmeh from oahada' eelesuloiS ilouA
hong Kong ana neg uc' from SiesI,
Leone a marVelous ca'aica9e, coii LA, "
70 WnIch me processions OF lIie Noina"
conquerors pale INTO lnsisnlhoance,
And they we're all her loyal subjects
every man was prepared 10 Sne1 ms
blood' " hooesss ~ on her uena'L
Nourelseous herseii, sue alrulrel oou
rewarded courage IN her solaiers ana III
one INSTITUTION ot tne ElctoFla erCss'
ample IRON cross WIN tue pam iue0Itp
uon LOT Nalof no sought 10 in"'e
ilallze her sanl
As sne plnhel TINS nlEhly rnNeVeu uis
'ihctloh upon inc prtae' OF Coionei.
whose name can NOT now recall but
VINO LOST mis- cyeS'Sht IN me per'orIhah nee
"a an ACT or conspicuous Gallantry, ths
tears coursed down her eheeNs anu she
was unable 10 speak Tor emotion
Her ioleration A. best shown by the
iact that two Of her most Intimate
friends and advisers were sir Moses
. Montohorei Jew IL the old school, and
/ Lord Bcaconlleld. bcMet known as pla n
, Benjamin nisraei, lew by race. Md
probably tho four most in"matc friends
, of her son, now his majesty. King Ed
ward WI were the four Jews, Lord
= RoDhschld, Baron Ferdinand 10 Rcths-
a child. Baron De Hir~ch and Sir Edward
= Sassuon.
> We Jews have in fact every reason to
= hold the name OF the queen in grateful
. remembrance. Under her benigndnt sway
. English Jews acquired not only tolera-
ton but full social, political and re-
j lig'0us equality.
!, Baron Lionel De R.thschld took HE
j.. eeat as member Of parliament FOR rhe
y city Of London as far back as 1850. ant
= bis SON Nathauiel. became the firN, Jew.
:, ash peer in 1885.
y In fact never have the Jews fctt them.
u selves more Integral mart OF anv coun
d Try than do The English Jews Of England
Our coreigionists are now found If
% every branch OF the public service an,
VI the latest English mail brings mo m,
news that Rev. DR. fIort1 an Amori
'e can Jew. who elected to resign his no
a. stion as rabbi of foh1nncehurg r,tbe
ly than surrender his iibrrtv Of "c,ion - t,o
re- lust been appointed one Of the twent
members OF the high commissioner q
le South Africa's CONSERVATIVES committee =.
p high compliment both TO tho Americo
rs and TO the lew. Lei ,nn rive vnli 10,
" small instances of tho foeIinrs nntor
IL tanned among The better class of Ene
u lish people towards tho Jews.
- At the time of the dendish Russia
IS prosecutions in the eighties. my fathc
collected $1,000 from the small and by II
u means wealthy borough OF Dover.
Ms which he Isl rabbi cxctuSlvpIN frol
en- Christian friends towards tho fund raist
,,e in England for the relief of persecul,
ia IWssiin Jews Today an English Je
be stands charged with the murder OF
My poicoman in the east end OF L.ondo
an Whether he is guilty. or innocent knc
en- not. bur this I do know that tho rect
raj Of Sntaldelds is chairman of eomml
ire tee formed to sec maj he has a FRS
a class lawyer TO conduct his defense.
yer These may be only unimportant In,
he dents hut a straw will show which W
The wind blows.
her And ii Was The queen who set the mol
csc example
The ancctionate hold she had upon t
GA heart OF every Euglshman, from Pc
me To plowhoy is we'll known, and | had {
10 castor 10 see it during my summer \
NY cation.
AID An individual was declliming again
ltly England and everything English in
ion. Manitou hoNl; an Engllshmau sat the
the without moving muscle He was n
her who had Travelled much and had heco
st thoroughly used TO the abuse level
or AGAINST his country, the handspring
ner: which he knew to be envy
ltea Suddenly the same creature 60
'l0le menced TO rail against the queen. In
rget moment the Engllshman who had b,
hen so sluggish ana indifferent whilst an
2. tack was made upon his country ,
larry. 1pon his feet- and quickly but with or
her determination. said: AS much AS ,
sol like. sir. against England. but moi
other word against the queen or tn
nder win be trouble here" / need har
re- add that tho anglophobe remained d