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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

Jolly girl. I certainly enjoy seeing Ar
thurs picture in Tho Post. aud l wish
Edna Fowler would hurry and havr hers.
Where on the globe are all the most pop
ular Haps, such as Joe Farmer Roy Lee
Willie 10. Carpenter, Cephus, Charles r.
Fuller Cornelius Combs, 1Ienry r.. Boyer
ltRskah La Grone. Butterfly. Golden
Keys. Exa Carpenter, Sunset Nicolas
Beldon, Thomas Taylor plow BOY. CO.
Peck's bad Boy. etc pleaee
visit us oftener. Well, needing Mrs.
Fosters advice, [ had better withdrew
Your most affectlonate scrapcgracc,
Woodbine.
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-, r,nybnmmers' Club.
wAcks DoLLY's LAMENT.
,ed to the editor from 20 Doll
house Square.)

ed TO the editor from 20 Doll
house Square.)
! such a pretty house. wnen vieweu
you outside
ut nv mistress took me there
\ slsdust thrilled with pride;
ID we're red as red could be and.
outlined in white,
y vas white as driven snow, the
hooker. oh, SO bright!
buy | saw with JOY and pictured
Rry A day
SHOULD sit there with my friend
IA lives across The way.
|hpss are not what they seem;
six. roomed house | find
he little paradise | pictured in my
nd.
ou, kind editor, who read these
prds u mine,
would not feel vexed as 1 with
Ecpie who design
HE this? When strangers say
NJ fortunate | am,
tile know that front door white
bnf open; tbs a sham.
er anybody calls, you'd hardly
TUX Il true,
bic front OF my house unhooks!
srex comfort! What say you?
bald my mistress like 1t? That's
bat should like TO know.
bad she like a balcony that's only
bde for show?
neither door nor window can you
bh that balcony;
indow that might lead to it on
sihrst floor, you see,
e light as liquid glue can make
There's not one
out my house that's any use, and
for blinds, I've none
u pull down. They're edged with
te and look extremely grand,
that serves all purposes I can
understand.
have stairs; I'm pleased with
oss, for many friends OF mine,
Y Rsses, for instance, have none;
" ! rcp.ne,
eSrcpg, but, oh, IT'S dull in here
by myself!
wish myself again upon the cup.
ard shelf,
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by intellectual force, backed BY good
moryl. energy eni a very smali per cent
OF pclitfcai effortg Is " not Just? on
an average she is equally interested with
man in governmental affairs, while she
may not be assessed With as much prop
erty as men, which our opponents have
| tried TO use as an argument for women
not voting, and the opposition to weman
sufrage. has never failed to use two otaer
thTcad- bare arguments, that only men
can al the vfitcc fbr sheriff or d jury.
You VIII see, dear Haps OF the afarma-
tive, that such arguments fail to the
ground. That she is not sailar or &
soldier Is argted, and We admit these
statements with few amendments. We
must say thae in hhe few INSTANCES that
she has gone fouth 10 patriotic duty. sac
has equaled man In every particular
| Nctabfy the sudden impulse OF Mollis
/ Pitcher. that subdued the wcmanly grie.
for her failen husband and loaded the
American cannon TO deal destruction 20
the slayer OF her fallen husband aud to
average the WRONGS done TO his bleeding
country. And aglin the heroic march OF
the conquefing joan OF Arc, who majestic
cally hurled che deeimated ranks OF the
French peasants triunphanely againKt tho
lVeternS ~ Engi1tl, Another Wow that
Is promising TO woman suffrage while
men may enter in the ranlSs of soldieiy,
endihing hartishps. defeats and death,
women endure the loneliness az her home.
robbed Of the loved ones so dear to her
home, DIS subjected 10 the pillage and In
suits of the common foe. l will leave Il
10 you, dear iHsps which suffers tho
mostp ! think that they ought TO vote
all over this happy land of ours. l often
lihaye heard people say the patience Of
I Job, und n the Hape can endure mo they,
too, have The patience OF job.
| Ike Nicknls
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Hn,,etsvi,Ie,s New school.

IIalletsyllle, Texas, January 30.--The
city school board at iis macttng last night
adopted the plan submitted by 0. H. p.
brick school building to be erected here.
There were several plans submitted, COM
ing from Houston Galveston, Victoria
and Lincoln, III. GIalletsville viii soon
be supplied with the long felt want OF =
suitable school building.
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Club Talk.

= rules, and you will see what
v and when it Is to be fin
SNs your letters promptly OF
VIZ be lost. Think OF the dill
0atAs, what they bring to you
s0rh' What is their special gift
NUT or flower. Then write
ss which you think is best Of
'si'e. and why you think 50.
e'e al the boys and girls of our
asafd OF the death Of Queen
'aa am equally sure they felt
d nc p death Of SO good a woman
~. ierAAps many of you have
( naen child she was told that
.,uI ~ Queen Of England, she Was
nm Impressed by it and said
ihen l must be yery
N IN sleh she felt her response
,uoA up lhe burden Of life
hi. vas very heavy burden. for
NJ. aas one that would be fol-
a r'sr ane world. she was good
usr he a1.ou aud pure and good
"a hsa as could be, and the eff
Nui dife is felt every
tines the king, ana o,o.,s >,
d Ia a did not feel at all
e yo,.a sooo, and while some al
tere - ~ n@lulally and made goot
"a we're many more VINO dfG
bad !, pleased TO do and ina
,s,ueed. and no one seemed
3ght ~ s else. But Queen Vic.
line sslers a different lessor
~ ~, " queen meant great re,
Ehs, taey must Be yer,
III les. oeautiful life and wha'
!, how h,. sne gave 10 the world
aud nigh ugh we stand, no matte
lneIyss" erlui we are We can no.
tensIni, we must live for others
more tue, and more thar
,ehes A.. nave given to us /,
n o., ?, IN mind or in body n,
;hws Is 1, 20 sibilhles. The NOR,
J Or ~ n school it is The brigh
lrnpls Hi that is most looked /,
isoiIsb ,ioa don't care 10 con },
siralsrIvO BOY or girl that no on On.
sat ss' about, but il there T on /
Ma haclar who takes the IAa :
Ia nnea you are yery D ant ~ !,
duty W. !, does, Now Won p' ss y
sasc,- y tnAa one Is. II i 80 !
IN tcr s me- for that one 10 h
p viii ne he stupid, quiet one ne i !
pa Inn nm. ViepOria saw wb ,au e aS,
vspsSa.l st be very good dnen Sn'
II Al asks. III q NAV
IN lon.a rtight room tan VET W.
would il take MIN rs j,
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THE CLUB.

.,xtammers are the yqnns people
pp!na a Who read the Youths De-,
~. Houston Post. There are
Of Ivy Of any kind connected
or poys and girls who read We
clup' ,ojied as active mempefs py
y ase and address,
Eaihet. ,s 81 N all Happyhammers 70
Pc oise<a' when and Wherever pos
bappi .bs ri,,b name and motto. The
'sss,s',ho violet, tho club. tree,the' il ",
X KY y elub pet is the mockins uiru, az
s ~ by the members tnsnlssit ~.
.',s aoa Of The Happyhaminers Is Tue
1,,ls al, shepherd
chr Mars are rose and gray. Tnese
Y ,sssnded 70 be worn WITH or Will l-
I sutton or pin. They are made
Fiav, 81 nluuing or sewing together
n rsrrow ribbon, Que oil rose PINK
stSer Of light gray
q, tbc Happyhnmmers oiup'
4 rirl in the United states can can
rsmSer OF the club by senuins MS
pe ~ the editor OF the page,
~ y br addressed Houston fost,
- Denartment. Houston, Texas.
Hm s,. an both sides Of your paper.
IN ~ use A fancy name, send your
s N the editor. No letter VIII
j IT un,ess this rule is complied with:
I. name name 'Happyhammer" or Hap
s s.,s.t Is: what is the best month
Eeaf, and why?
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for good. and not for evil. Every man
IS a missionary. either for good or evil"
childhood is the preparatory part OF HE,
and we should make the best OF II We
can Educstion Is one of the best weap-
ons for fighting the battles OF life, ana
therefore we should strive to obtain one.
Wei ~ will close With much love to
The Post and its readers, Tip Vaughn.
IN oan,pp, Texas --Dear Haphammer:
Here comes another little Wharton coun-
~ booster asl0ing for admitfanee into
this happy band of workers, My brother
takes The Post and ! like the Maps page
best of all. Wen. H2ps, ] VIII Scll you
about my big time Christmas. | went
TO a Christmas tlree and saw. old San.a
CLAUS l got at the tree q nice little
lamp. My age Is 10 years. My father
died when wuS wee little tot. only 6
years old. have Ave brothers ana one
siscer. Wei, as | have got in too lake
for the contest there is no use TO vote. /
suppose ii IS about time for the Haps 10
be Seeding I'm suggestions. think
should be very much pleased 10 help lit
tic Emma Hooper, for am almost sure
Nhs needs help Well ! suppose Arthur
is sick and he Will not come back again.
and also you good dreamers, but please
cont fall off Of the bed so quick. Hop
| ing TO be enrolled as a member OF this
page. remain, new Hap,
Lena Dawson.
Lytle, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: II
has been quite awhile since l last wrote.
but better late than never ! suppose
am in time for the helping fund and
relief fund. 1t Is certainly kind OF the
Haps to give their nickels and dimes for
such a good cause. They viii help to
make some sad life happy for awhile.
We should always think when We are
giving that it is more blessed to give
than to receive, II you haven't large
sum TO give, give small one, for every
! little helps. Small springs make large
4 rivers aud nickels and dimes make dol
lars. Well girls, If we can't have a
right to vote We can have one right. and
that is a night to do as We please and
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Victoria, Texas.-Dear Haphammer
Well. here is this harmn-sc arum cir
again; Just bounced in the door of our
club room 10 find the many Haps stiil
discussing the last contest, should
Women Voter" Well. I've already had
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HME NATURES RECIPE.

(By Rachel G. smith.)
dozen little clouds
Patch a blue;
million raindrops,
PAY sunbeams, too.
host Of violeis,
hderlng little breeze,
yfiads Of little leaves
flns on the trees.
aiI them we'll together.
Every quickest way,
sna sunshine. birds and flowers,
'eall have an April day.
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and try to do butter next time. Good
william yausht. ;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

\ Thousands OF old men who
Thought their remaining days ON
tcarth would be few now bleAs the
Iday that they commenced tho
use OF this greatest OF ali pain
Killers and genuine strength
builders, Monder-Workers
lwill bring about a degrco OF
Health nndstrength for you away
beyond the average man OF your
Iyears. aud give YOU great peace
land comfort.
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HELPING FUND.

Temple. Texas.---Dear Haphammer:
Here j come. /, hope all the Haps had
good time Christmas, as | did That
must have been an awful storm that Fred
Wggle went through. Ike Nichols come
again. Next time l write l will send a
dime. Client Crawford
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Conroe, Texas.-Dear Haphammef; 1
viii White again have written once,
but haven't seen 1t, | have but one pet,
and that is mamma. All my flowers are
dead, | love to work at anything to
make living. bye to the HIS,
,F Netue Wheat.
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YOUNG MANI

Thousands OF young and mid
aie-aged men growing prcmR-
turely old because OF too much
fun or excuses Of apy kind have
been reatGred ioperiect sire agthI
and glorious manhood by The
use OF this wnrn-uut man's best
friend. and II you buy and use
Wonder-Wcykers you will
surprise Yourself and your
friends by becoming u strong
manly man.
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There Ia not u ease OF Nart.
coceie on earth to-day that
MondaF-Workera used ap-
coroiug to directions, 10 your
home, atyour work, withuutRiy
appliances, will fail 10 quickly,
thoroughly and permanently
cure. IL disorganiEes NIL the
poisonous deposits. restores oil
the nerve currents, and nhSo-
lutely annihilatcs NArieocele--
now he a mani
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Kenney, Texas.--tDear Haphammer:
Tap, tap, tap. Let us in please We
are sehoolmates and sit toge her with
our friend Lille Gross Haps, did any
Of you sit up and see the old year and
century out and the new year and cen
fury in? Haps, what did you all get
Christmas2 / CAlice) got boy doll,
two cups and saucers. ring, two books,
a sachet, a blotter and some more things.
Fe icia May Pope, come again and come
soon think some of the Haps write
such nice letters Now Ollie is talking
Haps will some OF you write and tell
us about what kind OF Christmas you
had? l had nice Christmas, ] got a
box Of writing paper, pencil box aud
graded 1t is a little country school. We
both give three cheers for the Happy
hammer CLUB. TWO little schoolmates,
Ollie Burns and Alice Cuny.
Goldthmafte, Texas.-Dear Haphammor.
I have long been an admirer Of the Hap
Dyhammers, but have never had courage
10 write. Well. Haps. what kind Of
Christmas did you all have? 1t was very
duh with me, for we had Just moved to
our new home four miles southwest OF
Goldthwaite. We used to live In Caldwell
county, but my dear brother died on
October Is, SO we moved TO Mills county.
/ will send 10 cents to help buy Emma
Hooper chair. Frank Butler also sends
10 cents | think the Haps are doing
such noble work helping the crpples.
There used to be a litle boy THAI lived
by us when we lived in Caldwell that
was helpless. did feel so sorry for
him--he could neither walk nor talk. AS
this is my frs letter | guess l had
better quit. Wishing all the Flaps and
Mrs. Foster happy and prosperous new
year, bid you adieu, Allie Reese.
LsneviIle. Texas.--Dear Haphammer: l
will step in for a few moments II you
pleaee. I indorse what the editssss said
about choosing subject that all can
understand. 1t would be more interest
ing; then all could take part in them.
Our vote would be larger and thus cause
Il to be more Interesting l am going TO
school at present. Youth rs the time TO
prepare for the battles OF life; and
hope TO win the victory at last. We
should always live SO IN youth that. We
Twill not blush in sge. There is mis-
! sion for every one TO ill and that one
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OLD MANI
VARIcOCEL.E.

A merchant in Auatir, mex, Gays; ,'ssVhank God
two boxes OF Wonder Workers really made M
stronger at bs years than was at "a yeaFs,H
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Bath, Texas.-,Dear Mrs. Foster: /
write you this to tell you that Little
joe" the little crippled boy whom
wrote you about departed this life on
the 18th instant He was in great hopes
OF getting his chair, but he was called
10 a land where there are no. crlpples,
ana such chairs are not needed. JUS
learned of his death today. Very truly,
A. ]. Burks.
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Yoakum, Texas Dear Haphammer:
Here comes another little girl to join
your happy band. am years old. |
live m.le and half out Of the city.
pick cotton. can not pick much. MY
papa takes The Houston Post. enjoy
myself very much reading the Happy
hammer letters. ] have read enough, |
guess, TO fill a paper. G0od-by to the
Happyhammers, MINNIE stevens
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Hegar, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: Here
comes another 14-year- old girl to chat
with the Haps awhile. l am a farmer S
daughter and live in the country. be-
.lieye l had rather live in the country
than in town. Well, Haps, did you all
have nice Christmas? / had a right
nice time A true Hap,
Mary e. Lloyd.
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Shepherd, Texas Dear Haphammer: I
will write to the dear old Post. have
not written in long time. l can wash
clothes and help mamma quilt. l had a
right good Christmas | send 20 cents
for the he ping fund, 10 cents from my
brother. and 10 cents from me. 4 ~
ar-old Hap Florrie Tucker.
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,n houston, Texas.-Dear Hap. would
i ,Ns 70 Join your happy band l am a
arssle boy II years old. My papa takes
NO e Fos' and enjoy reading 1t. have
no pets, but / have three brothers and
ene sister, One Of my brothers, is older
thAh l. His name is Daniel. My sister
T 10 younger thar /. Her name is Sarah.
men Tommy, and Lee is the baby. We
~ al Iommy Tom Sherkey and Lee Bob
ri'zslihmons. l will close. "A new Hap.
10 o Sidney Ewell.
helping fund.
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cleveland, Texas.-,Dear Hapha urSler
wnI YOU admit me in your happy band
az boys and girisf ] am IL years old
and l will give you a description Of our
town. We have four stores, one gin,
four hotels, two drug stores, one restau-
rant ana one saloon. We are forty-tnree
miles from Houston on the Houston
Fast and Wess Texas railroad. Inc
santa Fe crosses that road here and, in
fact Cleveland is principally railfoa1
town We have good seeool, Inc scny ~
will omen Monday We have very nice
sunday school. will close, as this -
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BRENNAN, Texas. Dear iarhammer
sters comes another l,ole boy asking
~, rh'ylanee TO your happy hand OF boys
=, na sit,s' ] am years old, and am
- v.,e uuiro grade. love to so TO school.
b.r, Su'ire your noble work Of the Happy
WI NY TO hammer happiness wherever |
Ss l IKE the plan OF having helping
t suuu so That we can help those who need
nelp ana ! will inclose 8 cents for IL
: val close, Hsps, With love TO all.
Alph Hansen.
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Silver VALLEY Texas.--Dear HaphanI-
mer: Here comes another little boy TO
join your happy band. l don't think it Is
a womauis place TO vote. II woman
will stay at home and attend TO her work
it will be as much as she will do. | have
ono little cat, his name is Tom, and one
dog; his name is Rover. l am II years Of
age Bernard Camp.
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. Nospet' Texas.-4Dear lHaphammer:
Wlll you admit another 12-yeIr-oid boy
INTO your happy band OF boys and girls
! i've on farm, MY father takes The
lost. ] enjoy reading the liaps' page,
! i've at little place called Nesbet
stout ten miles east OF Calvert. il lies
between Franklin and ,Bremond We'll.
Hsps. i guess you ali had n nice Christ
mas did for cue. / have no pets ex-
cept a dog and cat. My dogs name is
Bryan and my eats name is Tom. had
better c.ose for fear this letter will go
TO the waste bisket. Wishing you
nappy New Year. Joe Gilbert
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Ivy =. nrst letter Good luck TO the Haps
'Oiu new Hap, Attic Wilder.
neeeviiie, La.-Dear Haphammer. Here
Sonsa Ailttie Louisiana girl s years old.
wdM 70 Join your happy bad. we
Sns me hoisOon Post and like 10 read
NY, ,lso 'i ~ from the iisfppyhammers |
,,S 49, AHesfille. We have three large
eis mud the TO 80 to she's. .Wel ss
.ssis Is my FIRST time / will not wri Q
,.., Tor tear this will find the waste
os'Aet' Love to all the Haps.
Bessie Herminghoed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-08

the front ranks OF Topeka singers
At the Baptist church tomorrow the
pastor, Rev. ". 3. Hutchinson will
preach at IL a. m. on Christ Ignored In
His Own World" In the evening the
Junior B. 7. p. u. will celebrate Jun
for Day" by giving a service entitled
In Lies Garden"
The marriage Of Miss Ida NJ Bloom
Of Peoria, III. and Mr.. Simon s. Lacey,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lacey Of this
city, was solemnized Wednesday at
Peoria. Rev. John F9avilie, pastor of
the First Congregational church, per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lacey will make their home in Peoria.
Mr. Lacey is a nephew Of f. c. Lacey.
manager Of the Postal telegraph Of that
city and is himself employed in the main
Office Of the board OF trade building and
operates a wire between Chicago and
St. Louis.
At the Kansas. Avenue NJ. ~. church
tomorrow the Sunday school viii begin
at 10 o'clock instead OF $3.50. At II
o'clock the Children's day exercises Will
be held. A good programme has been
arranged. In the evening Rev. r. Il.
Chandler, formerly pastor Of the church
will preach. All members OF the church
and friends Of Bro. Chambers are invf-
ted. Rev. Chandler is now pastor Of the
First NJ z. church at Newport, r. l.
Rev. and Mrs. Chandler and little
daughter, Elizabeth, are at present Wis
fting Mrs. Chambers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Boughton Of 11o8 Topeka avenue,
south
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MEDALs OF HONOR.
Recommendation Of Naval Board
Approved by Secretary Long.

Recommendation of Naval Board
Approved by Secretary Long.
washington. June S.=The secretary of
the navy today approved the recon-
mendations of the naval board Of awards
concerning medals OF honor and letters
of commentator to number OF OH
GERS and men Of the navy and marine
corps who distinguished themselves
during the campaign in China Score
tary Longs action did not 60 outside Of
the China. rec0TnmendatiO ns and he viii
not pass upon the Santiago medal until
the return OF Assistant Secretary
Hackett.
The honors approved by the secretary
are as follows: Ensign G. #. Pettngil,
u. s. N, letter OF recommendation for his
skin, courage and efficiency at the battle
of Tien Tsin-
Ensign A. H Mccarthy. U. s. N, to
receive a very highly commendatory
letter from the navy department for his
skill. courage and good judgment an
handling his vessel, the gunboat Gala
manias in the Agusan river. Mindanao,
February 26, 1901, and the successful
carrying out of the object of the expe-
dition-
The board regrets that under the law
no greater reward can be given this
promising young officer. His profession
al skill and nerve upon this occasion ap-
peals most forcibly to its favorable con-
sideration.
Major Richards, II. S. N, to be bre-
vetted lieutenant colonel from July ID,
1900, for distlng ulshed conduct IN the
presence of the enemy at the battle Of
Capt. N. II. HAN, q. S. n. to be bre-
vetted major from August IA, 1900, for
distinguished conduct in the presence
of the enemy III the siege of Pekin,
from the 10Th of June to the 18th of Au-
gust 1900 both dates inclusive.
Captains Philip M. Bannon, e. r.
Fuller Charles @. Long and First Lieut..
Robert F. Wynne, to be commended IN
general orders for their gallant. merl-
forious and courageous conduct in the
battle of Tien Tsin-
The list also includes thirty-seven
on-commissioned officers and privates,
who are awarded medals of honor and
letters of commentator for distin
guished conduct during various stages
of the siege of Pekin, chiefly In erect
Inc barrfcades under heavy fire.
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CRAZY MAN At LARGE.
Taylor Frightens Women on
East Side.

Thomas Taylor, a crazy man about 30
years old who lives with his father on
a dairy farm Nsouth of the city, became
enraged at something at the farm this
morning and broke away and came into
town.
He frightened number of women in
the nefghborhood Of Lafayette street
and Sixth avenue. Complaint was made
to the police department and by the
time the patrol wagon arrived for him
Custodian Alexander of the Auditorium
who lives on that street had him Sc
cured. He was brought to the police
station and locked up.
Taylor is a fit subject for the insane
asylum but as he has never become vio-
lent he has always been kept at home.
He runs away periodically.