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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-27
American and English Yaohtsmen.

Stnson Jarvis, in London Yachting World.
The remarks OF the achtns World concerning the pro.
posed trip Of Columbia the racing courses OF England
were cabed here yesterday and appear Of the New
oTk papers today to this, the Public Ledger Of Phia-
depha says Should she so Americans should not
prepare themselves to hear Of an a' conqueirg and um-
phant progress We have the experience Vsant before
us and there are maay who remember the disappointment
attending her visit AZ that time tlB 81 were all keyed
np to the point OF believing that the last winner Of the Gun
was nylnclhe under conditions and it must be con
tesed th9t It vesy great disappointment that she did
net always win Now there N very Htt'e margin between
Columbia and Shamrock H. Il is only matter of seconds
And nobody seems to know how much better if ALL sham
rock H. is than Shamrock As matter OF fact there is
strong suspicion here that there is little choose between
them II can thus be that under the most favor
She conditions " would be mighty close thing between
the American and the English boat Viewed from any
standpoint and no matter what her luck might be the visit
Of Columbia to English courses would good thing
for yachting but il be the general opinion among
those who follow yachting closely that Columbia will not
cross tough knows what dey may bring forth and
20 man OF M Mogaus temperament aud resources good
many things are possible Yet the intention to take her
over were real something definite would probably
have been done this II is easy matter to nick Nm
crew Tor this boat and the woud need lot of train
ing before they were ht for the work before them"
After ALL it is not quite certain thai the men who have
The say IN the New York Yacht club criticised when
they will defeated boat With the winner of me
American cup. They like their brag That's what thew
spend their money for And they don't want their brag
spoiled by afterclaps that would IN of change
OF luck undoubtedly lessen the value the historic vic
tories II is by no certain that il the Royal Yacht
squadron won the with only few 70 spare they
mar We have the best boat though you get the Gun by
huke Even when themselves are generous and
sport loving enough to in for further contests there are
always OF lot OF eounseors who impore the renu
tation gained by boat club shall be thrown away
Some OF may like this Of thing aud we have
conviction that II had the choosing We would run or
beat INTO any contest that had spice IN H. Some OF the
New York Yacht club members built on this plan bu
personally don't expect 70 See victor sailing against
defeated American boat until those who have the saw m
ms CLUB are being reduced by natures laboratory to their
constituent parts.
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SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

For the differentiation OF smallpox from chckenpox
the London city council has published list OF medical prac-
oners residents in different sections OF the city who may
be consulted in doubtful OF chickenpox the council
being responsible for the fee
The stctness with which degrees and titles guarded
in Germany might be supposed be a handicap irregular
medical practitioners. for lay false claim being
doctor is mighty serious ofense in that country Never.
hecss quac<ing flourish there as elsewhere for
some recent statistics show that in addition qualified
physicians in Berlin there fewer than 40 professional
quacs. Most OF them from the reports to have had
only the most elementary education
A. Hyatt Nerril who recently successful in phoogra-
phng the coors OF FISH and different water Of
the West Indies, he can make absolutely
pictures by the of deposits of gold or silver
glass, metal paper wood
la honor Of the forthcoming coronation the Vicar of
Rye Sussex announces that marriages will be solemnized
his parish church without payment OF the usual fees
during the coronation mopth
The population of Berlu December a. 1901 amounted
IcoL56T compared with 9s87o the correspond
ING date Of the previous This shows increase
than 1857 during the year whereas 1900 the
addition to The population amounted to 42,4o3.
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.' s s s1 Tor The time 'igs Gg S,, oGy ec s' 81
Well we'll That's experience Charlie, we never
thought you'd have.
Have been to the reunion yetlWdrahachie Light
Nope; but watch Gainesville next month
General Woods position in the minds Of the American
people IS now well assured Hanna has denounced MN.
Hanna trying to vindicae his man Rathbone who
OF stealing money from the Cuban government
ana Hanna says was all Woods dong man = smow
In the of General Wood then the is known
by the company he doesn't keep,
u
Since the acquittal of Major Waller and his testimony
before the court martial that the atrocities he committed upon
the tpnos in accordance with the orders OF General
smith the government will turn It's attention to the general
gram does not to have figured in the dispatches
; Snaee, nut IT'S execution was ay anu Su IS,
have been cognzan and promptly ordered its dsconnuance
IS burning disgrace to the and the government
Yes SIR burning and a shooting disgrace.
The saloons of Houston will close at midnight every
Saturday night until Sunday night midnight Poor dry
An jest gitu' ready plant ter
Houston But, no. thank ye no water cure in omnl-
Aikali Eye
s. st
The last word received from Houston was the effect
that those baseball players able to sit upLa Porte
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth
then the editor and then the liberal advertiser and the
next day it showed and be created the who does not
heeVe IN ADVERTISING another who docs take the home
ing room and created the who takes TIC paper
and fails to pay for it. After he had NoPleted that sorry
man who settles his arresrpges b ;strt ~
to mark his paper refused Sherman Democrat
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Vow that Thomas English is dead Dr. Edward Everett
Hale has the distinction of being the oldest prominent Ame-
author. Colonel Thomas Wentworth Hieginson. who
comes next, will be So in December Of this year.
Henry Moore Jackson present governor of the Lee
ward Islands. has been appointed OF Fiji islands
and Sir Gerald Strickland chief secretary the governor
OF Malta has been appointed of the Leeward islands
Prof Alexander Aeossiz. who has just returned from
studying the coral structure OF the Maldve islands SAYS
be learned about the subject during few months
visit than in the whole fifteen years he had previously studied
the subject.
The sultan OF Morocco recently for French billiard
table from Marseillcs appears that the Emr al Mumeun
or Prince OF True Believers had been reading of the billiard
matches in Paris and asked for table such as the cole
brated players used The table has been specially ora-
mcnted to suit his majesty The ruler Morocco is very
hard to please in the Of billiard tables and he has had
them from nearly civilized country.
Victor Emmanuel king OF Italy, enjoys nothing more
than 10 initiate Haronm al Raschid and wander about in
disguise his subjects hearing good aud evil OF him
self and his ministers Anarchists numerous in Italy
the police keep close watch the sovereign hut hardly
week passes that he does steal away by himself
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coupling full speed The air brakes were applied.
The runaway brought to stop. Then Bondy took
the back UP the hill All the while Lund, the brake.
man. remained at his post. Those who sat in the pas
senger coaches at Anaconda probably never knew the
danger they had escaped.
There should be an American Legion of Honor for
such men these. Such an instance OF devotion TO
duty and cool bravery and judgment in the midst of
danger marks them heroes True heroism always
has farreaching effect. Not only did Blondy and
Lund the lives of train full of passengers but
they have warmed the hearts of all who have heard the
tale Of their wonderful nerve and pluck
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Tho Cost of Conquest.

Vow ORR World - n.
Sir Michael Hicks Bcachs hope that the cost OF ~ X
will he repaid from the wealth Of the rahsYs
cool confession that the purpose Of this efuSol q . ny
conquest and plumber The remark also eNhio's ~ ~
childlike optimism. !,
ly his own figures the war has already cost Ssislpl
the coming year will add S2asoooooo besides 80
for gratuties to the soldiers ard for bringing tnsw
if they can be brought home soon LnssAHsa
the indirect cost at 900 and the Bosr peace
may cali for another $50 600 for restocking iaIs
Altogether there will be total Of not less than XXI
ooo--just half of our own National debt IN july '~g
the close of the civil war Ia. i,rI
The two perhaps conquered republics are ~ n,,sj
than California; they contain o7sI7.6oo acres o. ",
veldt and rock kopje Britain is paying over W ~ ~ I'D
eminent domain in this barren land--psses In ,is
in blood that "staggers humanity '-and the e's' -
SEQ before she is through, .ra,s a
VIII the chancellor explain how these eno'p'I,s
10 be repaid from the wealth Of the IransVa'''
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MALVAR AN ACTOR.
Unique Personal Traits of Recently Captured FlIp
Leader


Leader
Walter Wellman in Chicago Record Heraa
Miguel Malvar the recently captured Filipino leader ii
for long time been the abest Of the Fpnos is The gid
Army officers who have been in the Philippines say he cal
suted all that left of organized resistance and Id
With his surrender the is over.
Malvar is shrewd and very energetic. lie called hH
lieutenant general and asnred be absolute dictator 81
philippines After The capture Of Agunaldo by Gtnu
Funston he proclaimed himself dictator and as he was ps
lar with the insurgents he easily got very large following
Even during the dictatorship Of Agunado, Msypr VI
Troublesome and in May 1901, negotiations carried
Tor his surrender but they failed the last moment ha
OF Malvar's oyerPowering ambition to be dictator
The difficulty in capturing Malvar has not been bis l1
fighter his ability as commander but has BED
due entirely the fact that he is born actor adept
disguise and unwearying traveller who never, eEq
never stopped twice in the spot then whole y
or all of one night He is vigorous, interchangeable y'u
man With all the pcrtinaci that marks the strongest |
Character with the cunning OF fox and the wdnen II
watchfuiness of the antelope.
OF late soldiers IN the Philippines have been ealp|
Mavar the Filipino Flying puichman' He is PHI
young with but little education he has neither ad1
long and brilliantly at home like the cutthroa Lukpen
yet in the universities Of Europe like the martyr d'sl
comes OF good plain people who have lived for sensfF
in Baangas country acquiring considerable wealth and ~
utation for honesty and square dealing
He rarely camped with his troopsgcneraly With ~
friend and his Xantppean wife boy to bon An rs
carabai and a bull cart Within mile Of so q Ynils
camPed in circle about the place, were Hetachea eoa'
OF twenty or thirty each. His camp was rtep'a
the brink Of deep barrancsone OF those hSeglf
the earth that run through Batangas country Inc nn
gun was fired Don Miguel disappeared,
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A Michigan View
Paris Adyocate

dIIs NuVocate . - ediNl
In another column the Advocate presents ~ A.sga
leader from the leading democratic leufhs w,thufssf
the Detroit Tribune which tends 10 show mar s;oos III
democrats are beginning to study democratic a,
other than sectional points Of view. It shows M,,os a
sentiment is coming regard the obitera0n " s,lecs
Dixons line as a political consideration ID ' sou il
presidential candidates necessity for the II y
Inmates that the best timber can be found s'u'p ooa
line. The Tribune like many othY exponss n RssT'
tional democratic sentiment has totiia hS d,nor,d
Charles A. Culberson Texas has given :" tss,Oon n
perhaps its best balanced and equipped sssurs Il
Tribune notes particularly his on the 81
others which promises the democracy Vah'Ss'
consequence in the next National campaign, N. ptops
In this Culherson has done no more MAJ s IA With
frt opportunity There is nothing Of the po' ~ Il. Il
Cubersou Nothing OF the spectacular no.np sortsud
satonast. He is able and courageous s.rblunr 81
Vlgilant He is democrat OF democrats, !; ths psft
elements Of leadership today than any man
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFlpS ''''
A HOE

+.
hope someday to 20 again
And fish oldtime stream.
10 lie where years ago Eve ls;,
And see the waters CLEAN
Now silver white beneath the 80. Ni
And now when it goes dovn
And when the summers day is don,
warm enchanting brown.
Right where the current runs mo-. .,
And where the aldcrs lean '"iu
One can, by looking in the dr;f
See streamers long and green
Go undulating down the tide
Of such wondrous plame
As puts the grass that grows be,d.
The stream to lasting shame
And where the broad stream sweeps ,,o,,a
Is followed out a bowl @'ounq
By huge and mossgrown boulders ho,
And where the tortured roll
OF waters cease their rush and .w...
And gurgle deep and cool
lis there the trout and graylinv sI.,,
Deep Ill the shady pool.
And there when all the east grow, -,
And when the feldlarks sing
An orison as night is sped
On dewy fragrant wing
All, then TO trail along the bank
And cast the lure far out
And wade amidst the grasses rank
10 coax the wary trout
How spring sends rushing through each vein
The chor Of ones S youth
The years are fed and once again
A boy in very truth =
We seek shaded rock strowu hole
Where slow the waters sweep.
And with alder fishing pole
We coax the troutlets leap.
- X
Now combination of individuals have formed ,..,.
rust 1t is doubtless their intention to lay for The co
nd feather their nests. SAsAn
If Jake Smith really gave the order to kill and bu
eeve, without any attempt at alteration that N. ~,
ent should jerk Jake to justice ~
An Eastern man shot and wounded his mo,b.r. n.
ecause she abused him His plea will doubtless h. ~
'as just making his aunty good
New York school children are each 10 reeeiy. ,,a.
liant on Decoration day. a poted ham would Be d
reat deal more use to some of them
The z4year-old wife of 74-year old Jerseyite h., 4.
resented him with twclvep pound boy 1t is s,id 4
hid bears striking resemblance to its father being IL
airless and toothless. =
Is
In the suds and in the soar
Works woman full OF hoap;"
While a-weaving down the road
Underneath joyful load
Comes her husband full of dosp
J. H. LEwta
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r. M. JOHNSTON President
o. u PALMER. vice President
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Tin pD give the order to kin and burn all over ten!
Watch The little children vending way to Sunday school
h morning and observe what babies some of the tte
boys and grls who have passed the age ten Isn't
such order horrible the mind OF an American? What
is there IN "a little brief authority American uni
form that tends to make the a murderer We are
not now speaking as political PARTISAN but merely as
men belonging to nation that processes to follow the
teachings OF the Nazarene,
Hanna will have the pardon OF those embezzlers to
answer for when he seeks the presidential nomination
SHuh's counsel admits, TO simplify proceedings that
hia oieat gayc the kl and burn order. That admission
shoad cestsia simplify them The firing squad should be
dcaiea at once!
IGr corner in css calculated to make the consumer
shell out how long will the people bear such yoka
SEaNoE C>RMAcEs description o. Funston is certainly
on straight he IS the yoeiieous noneutity that ever
wore the uniform OF a brissdier general,
TIM reunion came to close with feast OF barbecued
buffalo and the old soldiers humping themselves
for home
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IN the suds and in the SOAP,
Works woman full OF hoap."
While a-weaving down the road,
Underneath joyful load,
Comes her husband full of dosp.
J. N. LEwa
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6~ OFFICE OF. PUBLICATION,
Nos ffot 1tos, fo5, 1907 and 11os Franklin Avenue
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lANNA will have the pardon of those embezzlers to
answer Lor when he seeks Tie presidena nomination
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FRIENDS Of the administration are trying to draw n.
inc het"een eruelties praeticsd in the wav Of ren; ~
acts committed by the natives and needless cruelty il ,
70 compel the natives 10 dyulge information which ~
soldiers need, or think they need In other words t,.
administration apologists attempting to make rho i.
mat the Filpinos, driven and harried bv the id
ther native land allow their inherent savagcrv 20 ,.a
tse'i our soldiers will be perfectly justified IN
'hN' they come from country which boasts of i, ;s
non and ITS humanity. In other words the troon 49,
e''uns 20 ms view OF the case, justified in co,i,,;
me most heinous OF crimes 4 only they are able 70
'0ey are paying the Fipinos back in their own coin
sac commentary this this boosted civilization 90 800
"na' result OF the teachings of Him who said tba,
love should rule the word W 'N'iAh
Ss' now the campaign which ChaHee proposes 70 l., i,
4s@'ns, the Moros in an attempt TO punish na,i
p" nave recently killed one soldier and .on,I. =
wv osrS being watched with almost as much ;rtosas.
- 'ne Sn'n uis Men who have been in the sI,nd.
,ins. ns naFss WI resist and that trouble which no
's,e' "ils be able to cope with win ensue On ,,1
a.pgu INC administration is being advised 10 49,. .
sS4i o. troops from the Islands so AZ q, r. 's
'9' any possible emergency - p''pA'ed
'a al TINS At a time when Csov,,po. IT,. ,
eiheais assuring us ina, a. -Ip rue
~ sHo' G ARrzus WIIIt.u.
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Entered the Posfoee AZ Houston Tesss
Mail Matter.
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lHE corner in is calculated make the consumer
-hcu out How long will The neone bear such rolka
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FOREIGN OFFICES--Eastern business Office. a. A. As,
a., 49, AZ Tribune building View York The G Becwth
Special Agency Western The Rookery, Chicago Ct he
s. C. Beekwith Special Agency Office of Washington Cor
respondent Room Ames building, r4o @ street ~ W.
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death was very sudden. as he was sick
hut z very short time. All OF the mem
bers Of the family were present az the
time ~ his death Nfr. Stanton and Mr.
Russell are well known IN this city. as
they have visited here and also have
done considerable business wlth the rner-
chants here. The friends Of the deceased
will be sorry 70 learn OF his sudden death
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BEN STANTON DEAD

Died Very Suddenly at Home Of Tom
Russell.
Nr. Ben Stanton OF Plattsville. Colo,
died at the home OF his brother-in-iaw.
Tom Russell. at Belmont, Kingman coun-
t.. Death came about 10 o'clock Tuesday.
1Ir. Stanton came to the home OF M
Russell a few weeks ago on a visit. His
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
geztiYe organs VIII be regulated and
you VIII be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
been the experience OF others; Il
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. = CTS,
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CONTINUED on SIKH PAGE.
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T0ssfnhf

Il your liver Is out Of order, causing
BiHousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose OF
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-30
Yakima's Thing.

The Yakima Washingtonian speaks of
"the beastly, braggart, covetous Seattle
spirit" Softly, good friend, Seattle is a
neighbor, and timid, shrinking thing
that would not dream of defending it.
self. 1t pains us to note that it is
abused.-Tacoma Ledger.
And SO the Tacoma spirit has a thing
at Yakima ready to spew its spleen
against Seattle, which has been the best
friend Yakima has had in the state.
Such drivel as the above will not in any
measure interfere with the cordial rela-
tions that have existed between the
business men of Yakima and Seattle and
Tacoma papers may just as well recog-
nize the fact Their spirit will not be
appreciated away from home.-Seattle
Trade Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-30
Merry Christmas Among Status Indians.

The following communication was re-
ceived from prominent Indian
preacher of the Yakima Indian reserva-
ton, and it is published verbatim as
written by him;
ToPPENIsH, W., Dec. 26, 1902.
DEAR EDITOR:
We had very pleasant Christmas din
ner at Status Indian Nj. f. church. Peo-
pie was crowded in church, and only one
white man was with us and he enjoy
very much, he never been with the
Indians before and eat all he want be-
fore the table, and he said, whites never
give dinner free, but the Indians and
he was thankful, and on the same eve-
ming we had Christmas Tree and some
kind exercis and speeches and dialogues
and songs. The people enjoy very well
for Merry Christmas. This is where l
preach every Sunday miles east of this
town. remain,
GEORGE WATERS.
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Too Much Whiskey Proved Fatal.
Last Tuesday night in the bunk no

Last Tuesday night in the bunk house
on Chas. McAllister's place, man by
the name of Henry Williams died of
heart failure brought on by an excessive
imbibing of alcohol. Williams has been
employed by McAllister as farm hand,
and on the Goth of December was paid
off in sum amounting to $47 so. He
came to town and proceeded to get full
and for two or three days was under the
influence of intoxicants. He left s35 in
cash with A. Johnson at his saloon, on
Tuesday evening, and with a big bottle
of whiskey went to the bunk house
where he was found dead Wednesday
morning.
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Keep the Roads Open.

Postmaster Lemon is in receipt OF the
following communication from General
Superintendent A. W. Machen, of the
rural delivery system, which speaks for
itself and needs no comment:
WAsHINGToN, D. c., December l., 1902
Sir:
1.-The Department looks to the patrons
OF the rural free delivery service, who
are receiving the benefits Of the service,
to use their utmost personal endeavors,
and also to exert their influence with
the road supervisors. or with those Off
Gals who are responsible for the condi-
ton of the highways; 10 the end that
the roads Travelled by rural carriers may
be always kept open and in such pass
able shape that the service can be reg
uIarly and punctually performed"
"should the regularity of the service
be needlessly destroyed as the result of