The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
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&ftat Lee Hall, who has Travelled a
4 deal, says That In all Of his travels
im found no country like Southeast
PSI and that on its beach he intends
alis his home, where for the rest OF
HE he can live in healthrul ease on
/ pStrs, game and vegetables and keen
lngs full OF Its purifying and bracing
atmosphere.
Ia business Is rather quiet" said one
he smltble clerks at the Rice yes
~, "and 1t will continue so until after
holidays. Everybody that has home
pug Or has gone, there, and many OF
Who call the place where they hang
lai their home haze also found v
70 spend Christmas. The Rice viii
" usual swell Christmas dinner, Aa
lIs year. and If YOU happen to Il o.
N Wednesday you will think all The
saa selected Houston and the Rice for
sssl.efs mat day. This is a meal you
want 10 miss "
s'wf saw such rush and a crush In
is said Mr.. Harry Anderson, a WE'LL
commercial traveller, who got In
new orleans last night. at started
Nv orleans and kept up all the way
! uon believe 1t Is any exaggeration
y taat this train must have han
i /. 'In M three and four thousand peo-
"a hs "Trip of 800 miles. They got
~, VI ~ every station. and when we
\ suere were Just as many, If not
~. ian ~ Nheh we started, and Won can
h ,ne' are hanging on the platforms
Sae are two trains behind us, and
~ i s.u tney are from one TO three
,sa I' IL IS the Christmas rush. which
s"'u Is something unprecedented this
~
~ reminiscent mood yesterday,
" n Z. Gillasplo, one of Houston $
.l0Wn lawyers and ex-distrlct attor-
sueu mat out Of the 200 Oh more
as now practiclng in Houston there
Bss my Jew who were here when he came
~ ala VI. mat was on September u,
IN h.. MI. Glllaspie, and out of the
fig Who tuen can now recall the fol-
tdoa; W are stu doing business in
\: Z. Hutcheson, William II cam %I,
'ianlerto, B. o'Malley, r. y Tur anr'
holt J. W. Jones, " & 0liver
III MasterSon, eleven in all. and
including myself, makes an even
4, !, j. Horton, a prominent at.
n, VIEW York, was In Houston yes
\, ~ norton stated he was in the
wy on the night that the news
4 y, Nisy verdict was given to the pub.
H. very hand it was received with
SAD Mr.. Horton, .'and the al
,s, eisa opinion seemed to be, Ieav-
4 hs 0ut OF it altogether, that the
h.. aue a grlevous mistake. Re-
'Olhed with democrats In their
a n of disgust at the verdict,
ls,a. sues the court came In for Goa
kH,. Inc action of Admiral DS-ey
Fg Il 4 ADMIRAL Schley credit for the
~ Tie on asg, leaving all other issues
d The 49, sSssstlon, redeemed the Manila
h. ~ alton and esteem For him
|hid,n,i. assertion that had there heen
b Soa Ii election in sight Schley and
-isid hsrua nave been selected as the
IL sts o. democracy. And II Is
i,ne,hins talk about them vet. I'm
A 4 hams is done. unless Roosevelt
~ by N toward quieting the olamor
nrty me, courts action, the repuo-
% Ae ST. nor stand a ghost Of a
Lho grss N.ate Of New York when next
4 q inoss parties meet. Tho Schley
ind crush MN rise up like a night
h. ~
~, %. very interesting article in
h. III The Sugar Bowl of Texas
tAe ho, bryan. Interesting not only
s given on so important a
u '.,d aetas just now, but because
h sr,,s 'u'e 50 impresslvely portrayed
euvss OF large portion Of the
pegass y Which was once the great
Ii ntner puttlon OF the State" said
\ H1ss ana son-ln.low 81 coIonel
A Al ,ueeeased, whose sugar plan
Isar ~ va Is one OF the best up
y Sbeap,' operties in the South. con
~ corn hvo'Ooo acres In sugar, cot
,si,ozinafeie,, sugar plant alone cost
70; Ely S2OO,OOO Mr.. Turner
eene Al since the rice Industry
|eN vhlia rsVmlnent with us, ] have
Erste dev.,nai Important feature In
4,sfy ss,a'opment OF the large area
4 hsSssa,a 10 Houston. and of
+" the natural marketing