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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Atlanta. Ca. B. Y. ? L A-Roun'
tip. one fac plus % cents sell July
s. 9 and 10. Return limitJuly ..
Two stops ever on return trip
tsAoyi1le. y. C-National Dental
observation-disclosures trip one fare plus
. cents. Sell July .. %. 26 and q.
Good August >
baltimore. Na.@Gsand= Lodge Elks
-Roard trip one fare plus 500 plus
. eepts. Sell July 9 and 2oth. Good
to July 9th Deposit and sl9o fee,
extends to July 31st.
T!c teaeIess of tEEgnsa Wao are
thinking of attending a summer school
this sumner can find ne place moro
des59a6Ie tAan the summer school OF
.ho south 70 Bo aeld at Knoxville
Those IN charge bave provided for a
faculty Of the MOST distingais@ed ed
ucators of the country, 50 IN number.
The location of tine school is desirable
as Knoxville is one Of the hoalthIeaf
and most picturesQuoly situated cities
in the south Two thousand from the
south attended this school last sum
mor, and fully as large an attendance
is expected this year. On account OF
Arkansas will be we'll represented II
this school this summer.
Knoxville, Summer School
Round trip one fare. plus - cents.
Sell June y. %. %. 2S and 80; July
), 6, 13 and 20. Good 10 days. De
post and so cents fee secues extern
sion to September 80.
Monteaglc, Tenn.-State Teachers
Association Round trip One fare
plus 25 cents Sell July %, % and
27. Good August Sth. Deposit and
payment of difference to equal Sum
mer Tourist Rate extends to October
31st
Monteagle, Tenn.-Sunday school In
stitute-Round trip, one fare plus 70
cents. Sell August 7. 8. 9, 10 and
II. Good August 81. Deposit and
payment of difference to equal Sum
mer Tourist Rate extends to October
31st.
Monteagle. Tenn.-W c. r. U.-U'
D. c. Musical Association-Round trip
one fare and 25 cents. Sell August
8, and 5. Good August 18th. De
posit and payment OF difference to
equal Summer Tourist Rate, secures
extension to October 31st.
Monteagle. Tenn.-Bible school
Round trip one fare plus 25 cents. Sell
June 30th; July 1, 2, %, 20 and ~
Good August 31st. Deposit and dlFer
ence to equal Summer Tourist rate
extends to October 31st.
Saratoga Springs n f.-Gouhel
Mystic Shrine Round trip one fare
II Via Ne" icih NllS oli9
s4.95. Sell J4,y 4. .. G. Good July
goth.
Washington, D C.-True Reformerf
Round trip one fare. plus % cents
Sell August 30-31, September IL. Coco
to September 10.
Also-A full line of Summer Tourls
rates and tickets to summer resorts.
For full particulars enquire OF an!
Southern Railway agent, or call a
ticket Office 800 Main street. uneel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

c. \. DeSaussure, d. P. 4.
c. \. Benseoter, 4. G. P. \.
lRo.. MOUNTAIN READERS.
Honolulu. II. [ Round ,rr4 ate from
Memphis 1921
PopIa, BH&, Mo. and retUn one
and onel-hird fare an the certificate
pian National Grand Temple of the
Mosaic Templars Of America Meet
ing July Ii to Is.
Little Rock ana return. one and
.sle-taird tare. on the certificate plan:
annual session grand lodge X Of P
6eololea5 meeting. July Il to K. in
slusi1e.
St. Louis. Mo, and return $11.G1
Dates Of sale October to 8. inc1u
sive; limit for return October II.
San Francisco ca. snd return;
fare $t7.59. Dates Of sale August
To Il. inclusive. Final limit Of ge1ur1
Ge;a9er= - National aneampment
Grand Afmz Of fhe= Republic.
Yellowstone Park excursion. =seasar
Of T9o3. We have some attractive
rates and routes 70 off=r 10 TINS elias.
ol taolisr. Fall Information on ths
subject given Gu application to tbf.
eeice
Specials to Colorado and Utal
points. One far ros# fifty cents ton
lie round "trip to these points. Tick.
et3=on sale June : u September 80
limit for return 0ctober=31.
Searcy. Ark. June - 10 septembe
l.. Tiefers vii be sold to TIissin-
sol md etura fol S425 limit foi
return October 81
Special excursion rates to South
Ra1eta points a.. fare plus=titts
aeats fer tae E9gAd "trip. Tickets Of
sala=,aae 1 to September 50. Limit
50. return. October 81
R9Itimore. Nd. and return: fare
s2Qa5. dates of saie July Il and
~; limit for return by extension. July
Baltimore. Md..=an1 return: fare
s50.s5: dates Of sale September Il
10 - inclusive; limit for return by
extension October
+. Detroit. Mich and return; fare
5000: dafes Of sale July II and l5;
limit for return by extension Angus
$.
Minneapolis MINI. and return
convention Rational runer2! Direc
toss association. Meeting August i!
TO 21, Inclusive
New York, n Y, and return. one
and one>third fare on certificate plan
annual convention Furniture assoeia
ton. meeting July 23 TO %. inclusive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

When a woman is nc longer able
to make ma. jealous she had as
Well give It Up as a bad job.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Scre people seem to enjoy making
fools OF themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09
;:,,as s;,s,;s z,ay =
en- d!l.Z 4 =. ! zs.sSx; 5=.,:3 =
lslasysM 4 VIA, ), 70 20

Account of the national enrampmeAt.
Grand Army of the Republic, at Sd l
FRANCISCO. Cal, August Il to p, .9o&.
the Cotton Belt route will sell round,
trin tickets to that point al tate OF
81 -, 5or round trip. Tjck4ls on sale
Auguzt 5 TO IA. inclusiY Return iim
if October u, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09
IRO.. MOUkTA!M READERS.

Honolulu, If. [ Round ,rr.. ate from
Memphis $237
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Account fishing ct Clare =son and
ENGLAND. Ark, the following round.
triD rates and arrangements are au.
thorized from Pine Bluff:
Rate to Clarendon. StGr per =apita
or the ror.so Tip Icr three or more
passengers on the ore ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Poplar Buff, No. and return, one
and onet-hird fare ON the certificate
pian National Grand Temple of the
Mosaic Templars Of America. Meet
ING July II to Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Special excursion to Saa Francisco
CAL Los Angeles and San Diaeo ca,
July. 19os.-At the time of the Young
poop1o's Society OF Christian Enaeav-
OF meeting. Denver, Col. July y=5-l33.
the following round-tr;p a3raH cement
will apply in the eala Of tickets le san
Francisco. Angeles AM 5aa=Die-
60 Cal. Rate, one REGULAR f st.elas5
limited fare for the round telf. E&te
of safe. July to 1O.l9o9s u lusive.
Return limit. August g, 4ao3
Ra4eu6 = Springs aa5=eaz#s..al.= f5Fe
ST.: ttzisets ea zele=5e# ta=S'an7.
tomher 80: limit fos return October
81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Little Rock ana return. one and
.:le4-1i4ird tare, on the certificate plan:
annual session grand lodge X Of P
6eoIoFea5 meeting, July Il to K. in
GlusiEe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

AsAeyi1le y. C.-National Dental
asgocfation-Round trip one fare plus
% cents. Sell July %, .. 2f and Il.
Good August >.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

St Louis Mo, and return. $11G1
Dates of sale October TO 8. inclu
sire; Hmitfor return October II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Atlanta. Ca. b Y. ?. E.A@-Roua!
tip. one fac plus cents, sell July
:. s. 9 end 10. Return limitJulY -
Two stops ever en- return trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

New York. n Y. and return one
and onethird fare on certificate plan
annual convention Furniture assoela
ton, meeting July 23 TO % inclusive
II. Y. ATWOOD, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Se2rcy Ark. June 70 to septenbe
l.. Tickets Uill=Bc sold to lIiegin.
sci. ma etufH fol $50: limit foi
return October 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

baltimore. Md.-Geand= Lodge Elks
trip one fare plus SEQ. plus
. cepts Sell July 19 and 2oth. Coco
t. July 18th. Deposit and sloo fee
extends to July 31st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Special excursion rates To South
B2l5eta points enc fare plus fit!
#aa4s fer tie roAd "trip. Tickets Of
sale oaue / 10 September 81. Limit
80. ret4lra.- October q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Minneapolis. MINI. and return
convention Rational r'uner2! Direc
to1s association. Meeting August II
TO 21, inclusive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Specials to Colorado and Gta
points. One far Plus fifty cents f9l
5ae round "trip TO these points Tick
et3 en- sale June ! - September 30
limit for return October 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

San Francisco ca. snd return;
fare $t7.59Z Dates or sale AUGUST
10 Il. inclusive. Etaai limit Of Geturf
GttaBni - National ancampmenf
Grand Afmx of 5he Republic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Yellowstone Park. excursion. Season
Of 1go&. We have some attractive
rates ana routes % OFF, to TINS elias.
Oh tamist =Fdn Information on the
subject given Gu application to tbf4
aaice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-09

Detroit. Mich. and return; fare
s2G go: dafes OF sale july II and Is:
limit for return BY extension Angus
IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
PREACHER ouTWlTTED
In Another PreaoherIs FamIIy.


II is easy to sing the praises Of Postum
Food Coffee; 10 fact, / should be most IN
ratefu did / not, says Mrs. X. 3. Wright
he wife Of the minister Of the First Con-
.regationaI church Of Boise, Idaho.
give years ago | was a nervous wreck
nd VET hard to convince that coffee was
injurious Postum was ftcomhebl-V Ny
ifipnd aud found 10 be delicious ana
t-,ugtheuing IN a short time lny nervous
4ess left me and Quay an wei ana heartJ
Without a moment y sickness ,,
MY husband mas been rcIfNtd OF piIlnhh
cfs by it, uso aAu Ct. iurSt u"hh ~,
rh1 WINS q delicate CAlia. ia7 Wpue ly
rIrroycg h health rAe has gained 10 Z sh
ma * stronger than rveI UafOre ~ h'f llie'
Guile scarfo.y know LnFe any nerves
Hr shoIa n.y. children ana all prefer
Postum to coffee. - - -
.sHow sorry feel when 1 hear any one
.ay, j don't ike Postum. know they
1uentiy suggested another trial-four tea
ipoonfuls Oh Postum 10 pint OF water
uRhIch must boil at least fifteen minutes
after boiling commences, have cups warm
and serve very hot with good cream-thlh
is cup At for a king. - $4,000
from its use; nervousness, dyspepsia, with
countless other Ills, vanish wheh Iostu rh
becomes the family breakfast drink anu
coffee Is left out. - -.
ssAt our table recently, . clergy man was
asked II he would not have bis cup renlled.
lie replied 4 never sioT rg SySa p pSst ne he
had been drinking Postum, be sxelalmed
'fndesd I viii have another cup surprised
and gYatthed that he had been outNltIeu.
This was considered good joke bJ the
younger members OF the family
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. R. Baker of Eagle Lake Is a guest Of
the Brazos,
Miss Posi- Huston has gone to Katy to
spend a month with friends,
Sam Herman, well known travelling
man, was guest OF the Rice yesterday.
G. Bedell Moore, a prominent San An
tonic citizen, is registered at the Rice.
Sam Park Of Beaumont was in the city
yesterday and was registered at the Rice.
L. X. Morris was a visitor TO Houston
yesterday and was registered at the Bristol
Mr.. Charles T. Alexander Of Dallas was
In the city yesterday en- route 10 New OF
leans.
William S. and Dr. ]. Phllip Gibbs of
Huntsville were visitors 20 Houston yes
&erday
Prof. $. A. Knapp of Lake Charles was
registered at the BRACES while In the city
yesterday.
+. d Brandt, a Wallis merchant was
registered at the Bristol while 10 the city
yesterday.
II, A. Benton, a New York travelling man
well known 10 this section Of tho state,
was at the Rice yesterday.
II. A. Gilmore left via the luternatlopal
aud Great Northern fast mail yesterday
afternoon for the city Of Mexico
Mrs +. {. Barlow left, yesterday I"I
KCwance, H.. travelling Via the lntcrna'
tiounI aud Great Northern fast mail.
Mechanics s. ~ Perkins and II. W. Bald
Ridge OF Richmond were In the city yestcf'
duy aud had apartments at the Bristol.
Editor W. A. Fields ot Bronson and Hon
A. II. Hamilton OF Hcmphil we're h9r'
Yesterday aud went mp 10 Austin last h'gnr
Colonel ". u. Bellies of Orange passel
through Houston lnet night en- route hoih'
after n trip To Dallas, where he attended
the dedication Of the Elks home
Messrs. w. NJ Caldwell, w f. gleyeianT.,
and G, T. Rering left via the Santa ~
ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
NATURES OWN CURE.
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Without
Dangerous Dragging OF
the Stomach.

Not until Hyome was discovered has
Il been possible to truthtully say that
remedy for oatarrh was known,
This remedy is breathed through the
Hyomei inhaler for a few minutes four
times a day, and during that tjme every
particle OF air taken into the air passages
and lungs is in1preanated with the germ
killing and health giving Hyou7ei. II is
the only treatment that cures cstarrh
Stomach drueaine often causes dis
ordered digestion or brings on some
other diseases and never makes perms-
neut cure Of eatarrh, Hyomei not only
kills the germs In the throat and nose
but penetrates to the minutest air cells in
tho lungs and enters the blood with the
oxygen, killing the germs In the blood
Il frees the mucous membrane from pois-
onous microbes and gives perfect heath.
A complete outfit costs but $780, and
includes an inhaler dropper and sufficient
Hyomei for moro than a months treat
ment
The leading druggists 81 this city have
so much faith in the merit OF t1yomei
that they agree to return the money to
any purchaser who may be dlssatstie1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
NOTICE

Houston. Texas. January 30, loS'--ol
Sunday. February i, we will install a uul,
versal system Of transfers, on the str tSe
railway lines Of Houston, that Is upon ,, tl9
noymcnt Of one cash fare we WI I'M
nr.niicotiou to the conductor at tne Sbinb
Faln 10 naid. issue a transfer ticket M n,Iu
riIi ontttie the holder thereof 10 De III,
ferred 10 any other line, sup!ecI "
following conditions: -. +-opsfer ticket
/ That passenger present tLnHs street and
70 tho transfer agent at Main atIeet ,c nm
So,'gress avenue. and have the shlne Srst
tornS,ncbed by him and boaru s ne Of
~ a., line transferred to after ARIA
- Vror, which the ticket Is lssueu, a-reI
0"5 MAJ Messenger board car uan in tai1
ot the transfer junction, G0, ., ,be I'm
~ 10 az and Congress avenue WITHIN INV
limit specified above; that transfer is
Pieaye bear in mind that ,a,,c SnI. ana
,ssred for a continuous passas srer which
,,,st no nsed on the hr5t CIV ,,cr,est tine
u u.s. ~ mil and void, Kindly t' gI.ben nav.
!. 80 10 issue your transfer VI 70 de,
,.o,,J f9re. as he Is lustrucIied Tickets
NJ e issue transfers afterwal.'ulsS,s agent
I'm ~. e,o,,nterpunched by the -
l.9i , ~ no accepted for passagy, viii re,
WI nv rust that the riding Puu.t,,or details
We ~ tb,t there are many ninu whicb
member - lin a transfer system ,,"stcr
conpeG,eu and actual operation WIZ ssIst M
"ni' IN bv their co-opcral'" l,tstsm.
ana ,,~Nt,lc..sf,illv Installing the 3 Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
opAVlp hARuM."
The Play Was We'll Presented in Two
Performances Yesterday.

The Play Was We'll Presented in Two
Performances Yesterday.
The presentation Of David ITarmn" at
Sweeney & Coombs opera honse yesterday.
In both matinee and night performances
may be termed eminently successful from
Two standpoints, those Of drawing good
houses and pleasing the audiences.
The quaint and worldly-vise creation of
Edward Noyes Westcott in the person of
David Hsrum" furnished thorough enter
tainment for all and not only WAS this
character ably and pleasingly interpreted,
but all the characters were well sustained
by q first class company and aided by the
realism Of live horse on the stage aud
an actual transform rounded out the play
perfectly.
The dramatization Of such book as
David Harum' Is not an easy task and
to correctly portray the rugged honesty
aud perfectly human characteristics of such
a village philosopher az WestcOtt has made
OF David Harum, is still more difficult,
Nights audience Of Mr.. W. II. Turner )
impersonatlon was a testimonial to his
sterling ability as o comedian. Mr.. Turner
vas perfectly natural without oycrnctiIg
or mnnnerisms and made an ideal David
Hnrum, to judge By the expressions OF
those who have read the book, and there
Is hardly a doubt but that majority OF
those who attended last night hive read
Mr.. Starr king Walker as John Lcnox
was very clever, while Miss Dorothy
Turner as Mary Blake, his sweetheart, was
very pleasing and played the part with
grace and ease These characters were
natural without the peculurities that u
tlugulshed several OF the others Mr..
Joseph Maylon as Dick larrlbec, David
Harun's factotum. Will be remembered
Inv his peculiar manner Of laughing, which
/ was very Amusing in itself.
/ Chef IYmson the bank clerk, as imper
snnated by Mr. Edwin NJ. Brooks, was thu
decentralization OF selfimportance, which
eyen the common-sense remarks OF DAVE
+ Tarum could not subdue
Deacon Perkins by Walter r., Lewis:
zeke swlnney by Charles Eldridge aud
Amos Elrght by Robert O'Connor wer,
well PLAYED all around - ,,
nnvid Harum's sister, Polly BiXoee, a.
nlaved nv Miss Valborg Hermann, and m
Widow Gullum as played by Miss Mary
henderson, we're both ably carried out, an
were In entire consonance with the othe
oH w. staging of the play was In keepin
r,jtb lis eptRtion--nothing lncking U
nake the performance enjoyahie IN ever
sG Tep,e Oh u" Miss Gertrude Coghisn appear
l., mhflcc Of old vincennes.' NJ the oper
h IN 1''f FOR one performance only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
CITY BREVlTIEs.

There ARE undcliycrcd telEramS ~ rue
p,,toi Tolrgrgph Office. us Main street
for Or. 7. II Goss.
There will hc a meeting of the IhirI
ward division ~ the Civic ell SatGr0aF
afternoon at $50 at the Vuu.h"rlnnd Tres.
byterian church. corner OF Fannln street
and Peasc avenue
A. the Stephen r. Austin school this
afternoon nc 8.Bo the Art League VIII OK
biEit several pictEres which nrc 10 be pre-,
scented to that school iac e5hip''l2n Mn nr
,o,,osts TINT the singers for the <casiou
he on hand promptly Mt $50
There are undelivered kilograms Ct inc
office OF the Westers Union Telegraph conf con.
gany. ~ Main street Tor B E. % A Mrs,
5 " : ' Besfon, NJ ]. Norris, h. b, Nc
Farland. prof c, Il Clark; Leon Loeh'
Gi IS Main street; c. r. Nehbe ana D. h.
Bryau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
A DOSE OF CARBOLlc ACID
THE APPARENT CAUSE OF DEATH OF
PAUL LOW.
Found Dead in His Bed OF looan Ho,.l
Coroner and Physicians on
the Scene.

Raul Low, aged 80 years. registering fro,n
not Springs, Ark, was found dead IN his
room AT the BRACES hotel at ESQ O'Clock
iast night The discovery was mnde by one
% the hell boys, who had been sent 10 the
room ~ the clerk Ia ascertain IL the ocpu.
pht desired to retain the room Tor the
The boy Knocked on the door ana -ec.,,.
ms no answer climbed up ana looked nycr
the ransom. lie saw Low lying ON tho h,d
apparently dead Tho bell boy returned 10
the oIhce aud notified the clerk who came
upstairs, unlocked the door and on entering
rue room found tnat tie guest was dead.
blueet sam Nruln. who Is on the Central
an investigation he called Justice Mntf1ews
Nuen the justice entered the room lie found
tne D9lE IN t9e eondition In which 1t was
nrSt discovered, lying ON the bacE From
either side OF the month running down the
chin were two dark marks lending the I'M
preston TINT deceased had swallowed some
urug, portion OF which had escaped from
the mouth and burned the chin
Justice Matthews, In his investigation.
FOUND two one-ounce and one two-ounce
bottles marked cabollc acid, Both were
empty. They were labeled Cockrell's drug
store DR.. Ralston soon arrived and inter
careful examination expressed the opinion
lnat ueceAsed mad come to his death from
an overdose of the deadly drug mentioned.
Justice Matthews searched the clothing Of
a aesI, t Tor letters or papers that would
but be found none, except lot of charred
paper In one corner OF the room Deceased
had no baggage In the room.
Justice Matthews stated that he was sat.
ished that deceased committed suicide, and
in this opinion DR.. Ralston concurred
Low came to the hotel at s o'clock
| Wednesday night and registered paying for
! room and bath. There was no CONVERSE.
/ ton between him and the clerk and there
| fore nothing leading to his antecedents
! could be obtained from this quarter De,
ceased was a man Of medium height weight
about l6D pounds, smooth face, light hail
and blue eyes.
! Westheimer was notified and the remains
! were taken to his parlors, where they will
be embalmed and held awaiting word from
| relatives or friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port pads.-Arrived: San in n (Aml
from Porto Rico; Oh. mpia tBr) If NJ Port
LImon; Mount Temple OBJ. I ON Liver
pool Smiled. Steamships Comus tAm). for
New York; Venus ,Norl, for Port Lim1n.
Tho steamship Ashanti (lirJ, ON New Or
leans FOR BT ~, n, ran ashore ut l2;4O r. M.
today outside OF the west jett The tug
H. ". Wilmot has gone To her assistance,
The barge Providence. ON "a Inc Pass
oil laden, is ashore outside the Jstti 3, hay
ins IrOundpd during the x.
70 tyrdam -Arriyed Eskside tl3rl, ( ON
Galveston.
uuyre. Arrived; Steamer Monadltck
iBr) from Galveston
New YoIk--Clrared; j. NJ. Guffey (Am)'
for Port Arthur
London sai,d: Cardium (Br) for Port
Arthur
sagrcs-Passad olga (AustJ, from Gal
weston f.r Venice.
ks slc.-Passod: Conaxa Brj, from
Galveston for Live pool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
THE LATE PLAYeoERs.
Vigorous Protest Against the EWl--Some
Reforms Suggested.

Vigorous Protest Against the EVil-Some
Reforms Suggested.
To the Editor Of The Post
Last night it was SHERLOCK Holmes"
and we did enjoy it. But to those Of US
who go to the play not only to see others
and be seen ourselves. but, no matter
how funny this must seem to tlut class
of people, with the intention Of really see.
ing the play, to enjoy it thoroughly and
TO watch the Development Of the plot
from the start and be carried from every
day lie aud cares into other realms when
the curtain rises, it must be calling, to
say the least, to be deprived Of that pleas
ure during at least one,half Of the nrst act
by number OF very inconsiderate people
Last night furnished an example. For
fully twenty minutes after the curtain mad
lleCu We watched pahlomlme, not Ii play.
7 mere was Il continued tramp, tramp, tramp
followed by cup, clap, clap, Wnen the
seats cGme down. and talNng aud laughing
e. all good enough Tor u BuWcry snow,
7 but not appropriate IN Houston Unly pay
house II seems strange lAHt people OF
good breeding and lucfe are none nccI
tuNn Houston - average thCuterEUers -pnS-
srssiug tuste and being lmbued Win tact,
will IN the theuter, shu" 50 little CON
sidcratiun for the feelings of others, Ihey
would probably consider II quite hrea'
Of etiquette TO be- Two minutes late when
hidden to dinner party at a certain
hour, but they do not mind arriving at lut
theater at any time they please, enter
noisily, causing people to have 10 rise
from their seats In order to let them pase'
thus preventing those sitting behind equally
/ enectually from seeing az from nearing,
| EVERY one knows that the present th'aier
/ is much too small for HouEtons nee1s,
that many. who love the play ana PatroDine
il regularly, must often take back seats
unless they stand IN line when the box
or