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The Washington times., 1902-06-16
AFRO AMERICAN COUNCIL.
Last Meeting Before National Conven
tion to Be Held Tonight.

The last meeting of the AfroAmeri-
can Council prior to the National Con
veption at st. Paul. MINI, will be helC
at the Second Baptist Church. Rev w
Bishop Johnson, D. D.. pastor, Third
Street, between H and | Streets north
west, this evening al o'clock
The subject for discussion is: "Car
the Government of the United States
Protect the Rights of American Citizens
at Home and Abroad?'
The meeting will be addressed by DR.
C. B. Purvis, Rev. George w. Lee. D. D..
Hon. George H. White. Rev. W. Bishor
Johnson, d. D.. Prof. Jesse Lawson. Rev
B. ]. Bolding, Mr.. Daniel Murray, Mr..
K. w. Thompson. and others.
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RETRIBUTION, SUBJECT
OF DR.. EASTONS SERMON

laird. who was shot on the exact
spot where he had D!stoled John Brown
the Scotch martyr: Cardinal Beetcn
who was hanged from the very battle
ments where he lolled at ease to enjoy
the burning of his enemies; Charles IX
of France the king VINO c1untenanced
the massacre of st. Bartholomew and
died bathed in a bloody sweat. crying out
that the blood of all the Huguenots was
upon him. He pointed out the poetic
justice of these punishments. and that
the world in them had acknowledged the
Law Of aeqUittal. He quoted the words
of Christ.
Measure for Measure.
With what measure you measure
unto others. It shall be measured unto
you again.
DR.. Easton then continued:
AT the very heart of things is this
spirit OF retribution. Men may deny it.
but they cannot escape it. No man
must dare to take the law into his own
hand. for whatsoever he scweth. 5hat
shall he also reap
Can we not learn to see the work
ings of this law in our own affairs?
Perhaps when we have suffered in busi-
ness it is because of injustice that we
have done to the weak. The reasons for
failure may be found in yourself We
do not suffer because of the petty an
ger of men, but from the white heat cf
Gods requi;al. You wonder why your
child breaks the heart of yourself and
your wife with unkindness. The un-
kindness you did to your own parents
is coming back to you now with COM
pound interest.
Look at that person who can speak
no sweet or noble words of anyone or
anything. He viii be punished by the
irreyocable law one day and little good
shall be spoken of him.
The law is effective on both sides.
Every good deed shall be rewarded
with a suitable reward. The person
who puts a charitable construction upon
the acts Of others. whose words ana
deeds are heavily freighted with kind
ness. in the end people will take him
to their hearts.
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
EXTRADlTlOM WITH BELGIUM.
New Treaty Ratified Between the Two
Governments.

Ratifcatiuns Of new cxtradition' treaty
have been exchanged between Sacrct'iy Hay
and Baron Moncheur. OF Belgium. The new
convention makes cx;radiiabc three "henses
more than the old-larceny. obtaining money
under false prctensc, and kidnapping.
II is tine general aim of the State Depart
mcnt to secure. as far as possible, now treaties
OF eAtraGi;ioa, a, many now existing were
negotiated years ago and are imperfect
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
BISHOP OF PORTO RICO
CELEBRATES PONTIFICAL MASS

O'Bricn. pastor Of st. Anthony's; master
Of ceremonies. the Rev. Fathers Butin
and Ries. OF the MaTist community;
crozisr bearer. Nj. Horton; miter bear
cr. Mr.. Cotter; acoiytos. Mr.. Petit and
Mr. Bergeron: minister Of the book. Mr..
Grisward: minister of the candle, Mr..
Jung: minister of the gcemial, Mr..
Keyes: cross bearer, Mr. Bellwald. all
Of the Marist community Of the Catholic
University.
Father O'Brien's Sermon.
in his sermon. which was founded on
the gospel OF the day as contained in
ST. Luke va, the Rev. Father O'Brier
dvelled on the achievements for Chris
tianity of st. Anthony and his interces-
sion at the throne Of God for all those
who invoke his assistance. Father
O'Brien also thanked Bishop Blenk for
saying mass and having blessed the
church bell On last Sunday
Gounod's mass in c was sung under
the direction OF Prof. c. o. Burg. with
Miss Helen Doering presiding at the or
gan. To the strains Of the grand old
hymn. sung by the entire congregation.
the officiating clergy after the mass
formed in procession and retired to the
adjoining parsonage. where they were
guests at dinner OF the Rev. Father
O'Brien, pastor Of St Anthonys Church.
and the Rev. Father Mark, assistant
pastor.
Here on Important Work.
Bishop Blenk is in this city on a mis-
sion which he regards as important to
the church in his insular diocese. 1t
concerns the possession of two converts,
which were held by the Spanish govern
ment at the time of the transfer Of Porto
Rico to the United States. Bishop Blenk
saw State Department officials on last
Thursday, and it is probable that the
department will ask Congress to direct
that the converts be surrendered to him.
The converts with surrounding real
property are valued at S170 600.
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Retributicn the Foundation.
Examples From History.

Or. Easton then drew 4 number OF ex-
amples from history to prove his point
He referred TO the hanging OF Haman
on the Fallows designed by Haman for
Nordecai; 10 Cornelius. who was roast
ed alive in the brazen bull. where he
liked 10 cook Christians: Pope AleXan-
ier VI who drank from the cup Of poison
Re had prepared for his enemy: Robes
,ierre. whose neck was severed by the
rrilIotine. black with the clotted blood
II his Cwn victims: Titus Oates.
he conspirator. who perished by
conspiracy; Clayerhouse. the Scotch
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
MAY PRECEDE A SENIOR.
Sir Michael Herbert May Get Presented
as Ambassador First.

The State Department has been ad-
vised that Mr. Hengelmuller will re-
ceive his credentials as ambassador
from Austria to the United States some
time next fall.
Thus it will happen that Sir Michael
Herbert. though more newly appoint
ed an ambassador, probably will be pre-
sentcd before the Austrian ambassador.
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
Ladies' Wash Skirts, SI.o8.

Greatest bargains of the season in womens
uearables. Closing out suits worth Sl2 at S7.9s
Waists and skirts at almost your own price.
40 Ninth Street northwest.
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Storage, Storage.

First-class storage at IS cents load. Esti-
mates furnished. Goods packed and hauled.
Office northwest corner Fourteenth and G.
Streets northwest. Phone, Main lij9 u.
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Hotel Johnson Cafe.

Every kind Of sea food. A la carte service
Midday lunch and table de hote dinner with
special attention.. Choicest cuts Of New York
meats Sea food direct from the catcheTs.
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges.

Up to date, ali steel. and guaranteed never to
| break C. g. Nuddiman & Co.. 1901 G Street
and GlC Twelfth Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
Vonde.hcide's Popular Cafe.

The hest beers. vines and liquors served
here Mixed summer drinks speciality. Non-
dcrheidcs, i0j Tenth Street northwest.
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Strong Address at the
Eastern Presbytcri8n
Church Yesterday:
EVERY ACT REACTS ON ACTvR
Took Subject From Adoni-Bezek, the
Brutal King Of Canaan, Who Initi-
ated the Seventy Kings of Judah by
Cutting On Their Toes and Thumbs.

Every act reacts upon the actor, and
we receive exactly according to our
needs"
This was one of the expressions of
DR.. Thomas Chalmers Easton in a strong
sermon on rerribution delivered at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, Sixth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast.
yesterday morning. The title OF DR..
Eastons sermon was "A Bad Case of
surgery-The Seventy Kings Who Lost
Their Great Toes and Thumbs" and he
took his text from Judges ii:7: las
have done, SO God hath requited me"
These were the words of Adoni-Bezek
the brutal king OF the Canaanites, who,
having mutilated the seventy kings of
Judah in his hour of victory by cutting
of their toes and thumbs, was himself
crippled IN like manner after his defeat
and capture.
DR.. Easton pointed out the certainty
Of punishment for the man who vio-
lates the laws OF God and nature, and
that there is grim justice innate in
the law of retribution which often makes
the mode of the punishment parallel
the circumstances of the crime.
Case of Adoni- Beck.
Speaking OF the case of Adoni- Beck
he said, in part:
He had been taken prisoner, and had
seen his proud -banncred army scattered
TO the four winds OF heaven. Then
when his thumbs and great toes Were
chopped oC-in a very unsurgicaI but
quite effective manner-he acknowledged
the justice OF the punishment in the
words OF the text, saying, AS ] have
don 40 God hath reduited me 1t was
TIE ca--.iification Of a severe, yet
just, law OF rcquital. To those who
mutilated the king, and vino had no
vision Of 4 higher law, this satisfaction
o. their vengeance seemed only just.
His wickedness was no excuse for their
cruelty, but that does not lessen the
justice OF his retribution. Sin surely
trings its own reCuital. sooner or later.
The evil memory of the sin itself in
the time Of punishment is one of the Bit
te-eat components in the cup of retri-
button.
Retributicn the Foundation.
Emerson says that the foundation Of
all things is ret-ihution. Every act
reacts upon the actor and we receive
exactly according TO our needs. When We
lose our purity our sincerity and our
honesty We suffer real loses but we
lose them because OF our own conduct
A man has more power TO wrong him
self from within than have all his enc
mics from without Those who call life
q lottery often forget that il is vice
which draws the blanks and virtue
which receives the rewards. History
is full of instances of the exact cor
respondence OF mems crimes and their
requitals."
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Virginia HOt Springs,
GreanbTier white Sulphur Springs,
warm Springs,

HEALING SPRINGS. RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS SWEET
SPRINGS sWEEr CIIALlBEATE SPRINGS. NATURAL
BRIME RED StLPaGR SPRINGS SALT SULPHUR
Va: THE lNTERMONT HOTEL. COVINGruN
"a. AND OTHER WELLKNOWN HEALTH
AND PLEASURE RESORTS.
Vestibud electric lighted dining parlor sleeping
trains for above p.
daily. reaching resorts in from 5 hours
lNcuson Tickets Resort Pamphlets Fold
be obtained ticket offices of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway COO Fourteenth Street 5lS Pennsyvani
ii. ". FULLER. General Passenger Washington C.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Money to lend at :, and per cent on real
estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1908 Penna. Ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

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from The nnicers hut thte yyas frustrofed
utfNTSVIf,TB n 1orrord bripadler
general comnnndinr Ito First 'rexns bri.
gnde OF Ttnltcd Confodernfe Veterans has
ISSUED an order calling for the rosters Of
the various camps within his jurisdiction.
SAN ANTONIO The catholics viii or
ganlze a $4,000 stock company for the
purpose of erecting hall, gymnasium and
reodhS room Tor the use OF themselves
anu chllureh'
d. DAL LA. large number Of gamblers
nuvN peeu nneu Slu hha COSTS euch N tne
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
TEXAS.

Mrs. Susan P. Lewis, no aged woman
was mysteriously murdered at Hampstead
where much excitement prevails.
negro suspected Of the murder Of Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Hicks and their daughter
in Nncogdochcs county is only II short dis
lance ahead Of mob, well provided With
dogs.
G. II. Nixon died at Fort Worth Of ir.
juries received IN an elevator \. Murphy
was killed " train at Fort Worth .
Michael Gadner was killed by gus IN the
Beaumont oil field.
The Fort Worth camp OF Confederate
Veterans denounces Boer's ding at the
South as wanton falsehood,
Incendlaries burned two churches at
Tborpdale
The Farmers improvement society, an
orgarazation % progressive negroes, has
wound up rs session at Elele Like.
There Is great activity in the Sour Lake
oil district.
The rallas state fair ms como 10 a close.
The stute fuel board Inns not been atc
To secure fuel oil for heating the stato
capitol.
the Southern Pacihc elevator OF Gal
weston VIII soon be ready for operation.
There Is a steady low Of German limit
grants through the port Of Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
SITUATION AT LAREDO.

Beth Sides Are Firm, but the Company
Is Running Trains.
Laredo. Texas, October 12-1be eighth
day Of the strike Of the rexas.Mexlcan and
National railroad OF Mexico 6rcmen brought
no change IN the situation both sides re
naming obdur0te. the nremcn being de-
termblned IN their stand not to return ~
work unless they receive increased pay aud
the railroad company is equally determined
not 20 make any concessions.
Assistant General Superintendent j ~.
Galbralth has arrived on the scene aud has
taken the matter I'm hand.
As the principle interruptions TO the
movement OF trains occur ON the American
side OF the Rio Graudo, the National CON.
puuy hns decided to operate all trains
from Nucyo Laredo, Mexico, until q settle
ment of the strike has been brought about.
The TUNus Mexican agniu To-day succeed
ed IN getting out their regulpr passenger
train aud the Saltllo train over the Ma
tionnl left on time from Nuovu Laredo.
The northbound Aztec Limited arrived sew
orai hours late but did not come TO the
American side passengers and their bag.
gage being transferred 10 the l4terpailolH'
mud Great Northern depot TN vehicles
a committee Of business men waited upon
Assistant General Manager Gnlbraith 10
day on behalf VI the striking fremen in
an endoavor 70 bring about a settlement OF
the strikc The conference was secret and
neither party would max statement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
ouIEr AT MILKgsaARRE.
Not Call Was Made Upon the Soldiers.
to Keep Order

Not a Call Was Made Upon the Soldiers.
to Keep Order.
Wtkeebarre, Pa, October IL Nothing
new developed in the strike situation here
today, Not one soldier was sent out from
the camp located In this city. Tonight II
looks as though there VIII he very little or
TO increase in the production OF coal during
the next week. The miners are as arm to-
day In their declarations not 20 return 30
work until they get some concessions ca
they have hecn heretofore,
The appeal issued yesterday hy the Amer.
lean Federation OF Labor was received WITH
considerable satisfaction by the striSers,
hut there was considerable discussion over
the paragraph IN the appeal which asserted
that the miners We're willing 70 leave their
case In the hands ~ o. Picrpont Morgan,
When Mr. Mltchelis attention was called
TO Il last night he said IL was an error,
To-day he refused TO discuss Il, Il Is cri-
dent thcre IS some mistake and that ne
does not care 10 call attention To Il by
discussing the matter
Tho talk 81 calling on the Federal gov
eminent fur troops 10 assist tho state
militia IL stli heard. From conversatio
With superlntendents and military officers
tho calling out q the National authorities
Is a remote possibility, National Guard Off,
GERS 10 not take kindly 70 the suggestion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
REPUBLICAN, STATE ISSUES.

Local Option Laws--Prin1sries and Con-
viot Labor, Says Mr.. Atweli.
William II. Atwell, United States district
attorney for the Northern district of Texas,
was guest Of the Rice hotel yesterday.
MI Atwell was one Of the speakers at the
opening Of the republican campaign here
Saturday night and was prominent in the
party councils held here.
IN talking with Post representative he
langhlngly remarked. "l'd rather talk about
me success Of the football team OF the I'M.
Netslty or TeXss Right now than on any
Ton. You see that Institution was nv alma
ulaIer and | am always Interested In every
tnlng connected with the university
Vh, yes politics Ia what you want Well
ss l am on a political mission bent I cnn
Yen you what our party proposes 10 do In
the coming campaign on NntIonsi iss,,es
the republican party proposes to hgbt along
me ilheb or what has been accomnli sh "a
~ the present and preceding admiuistrn
ms ne party has kept its pledges What
stand 10y the record '''''
IN state politics there are three dis
Vhct issues on which we prounee 90 49,,
a strong night First is the locnI ontiSp
s,,U,,,, mnlcH We pelleye 10 be unfair and
SuWptuary The party primaries We belirve
70 ne unjust to many resultlng in distro We
easement OF many who are entitled ~ ~
rights OF the ballot. The third noip+ ie
the present system OF handling convict Ia.
DOT by the state. which we cnnstJe -, -
nently unjust 70 free labor Sonrint ,e eHll-
Should not be allowed to come In ro,,,no
ttiIoh Win the labor OF the enfro n cbIiad
elu Wen q This or any other State
49, ~ luVse llhes, concluded Mr. kty,eit
craft raPnRe 10 carry the war into demo
great results" ~ accomplish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
TWO JOCKEYS BARRED.
Paris Jockey Club Takes License From
Americans

Paris, October H. lie solr announced to-
night that the jockey club today withdrew
the licenses Of the American Jockeys Mil
ton Henry ana j. Relr. excluding them
from riding on any Freurh race course.
rhls action is an outcome, says the paper,
Of very careful investigation by the de-
tcctive department which secured proof
that Horny and RcIG, upon several occa.
slons, have prevented fayorltcs from win
ming. The owners Of the horses In question
are innocent Of any part IN the trausac.
tions The detective department Is power
less 10 interfere With Jockeys for such OF.
lenses and therefore put the matter in the
hands Of the Jockey club
Lc soir adds that the action Of the
Jockey club VIII be welcomed by everyone
and that IL viii put an end to the suspicion
involving all American Jockeys In France,
among whom there are several very honest
mem rodays action by the club, continues
the paper, win serve as lesson to those
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13
A NEST OF ANTHRAX.
DR.. M. Francis Of A. and M. College and
Or. Knight investigate.

DR.. M. Francis Of A. and M. College and
Or. Knight investigate.
DR.. VI. Francis. professor OF veterinary
science at tho State Agricultural and Me-
cbanical college arrived In the city satur-
day night, and in company with DR.. w. A.
knight, State veterinarian went out to
Eagle Lake yesterday morning to look after
herd Of cattle infected with anthrax, or
charbon, which Is one and the same
disease.
Meeting Dr. Francis after his return to
the city a Post representative inquired Of
him as to the result OF his yisit TO Eagle
Lake.
we found perfect nest Of anthrax"
replied the doctol. Several head OF cattle
had already died Of the disease and unless
heroic measures are taken to prevent It's
further spread many more will die. II is
r serious menace to the stock Industry, ana
the Importance Of rational preventive meas
ures can not be oyerestimated.
~ have been very greatly interested in
Dr.. Knights theory Of the buz5ard being
an active dissemination OF the disease, and
while at Eagle Lake | took advantage of
the opportunity to get several mlcroscopical
specimens from this source for use at the
college. The specimens obtained show an
thra1 IN the blood in large quantities,
In reply to a question as to how the col
lege waa progressing under Its new presi-
dent Dr. Francis replied;
Splendldly; Or. Houston is pre-emineutly
the right man In the right place and the
school is prospecting wonderfully under his
management. / do not remember the ex-
act number Of pupils enrolled, but / am
satisfied there must be at least 400.
BY the way, ! am glad to note the cou-
tinua progress of your city 1t Is des-
tined to be the great industrial mart Of
the Southwest--the chicago Of the South
and West, 80 10 speak"
The doctor left ON the II o'clock Houston
and Texas Central train for the college last
night, taking with him numerous specimens
for use In laboratory experiments at the
college.
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GOLD HEELS TO THE STUD
ST. Louis Breeder Has Bought the
Great Race Horse.
THE cAwTHONS HAD AN EASY THING
Tho Picked Team Had No Runs 10 lie
Credit--Bowlin1 Contest for a
Trophy---Sportina Events.

New York, October 10..-Gold Heels will
be retired TO the stud. The famous son
Of The Bard Heel aud Toe, who was pur-
chased recently mt tho McLewec Brady
salc by Jockey Winnie o'Connor for SGJOO'
was sold today to ~ ]. Arnold Of ST..
Louis for SG75O. w. c. Fesscnden repre-
sented Mr.. Arnold. and said Gold Heels
would be shipped West Sunday. Mr. Ar
mold, who Intends to establish breeding
farm at Greeuyllle, M, purchased several
English brood mares ut tho American
horse exchange on Wednesday, Including
Dorethcn, 10y Donovan Lorethca, aud Lady
AYR, by Ayrshire Lady Castlorcagh, VINO
win be bred 10 Gold Heels AZ the winner
Of this years Suburban and Brighton hand
leaps never viii be able To- race again.
O'Counor found that he had o sort Of Whlee
elephant on his hands, 81 that when he re-
ceived MIR. Arnold's onr lac readily nc
cepted t. IN securing Gold lleela Mr Mnr'
lieyed, for 1t is known That II he had not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13

jockeys who still frequent night saloons
surrounded by shady racing characters.
THE only regret which might be 1850
clated with this measure Of tho Jockey
club" snys lie soir Is that we are to he
deprived Of two Incompatible artists VINO
often gave spectoeles Of papitahng strug
gles in which shrewdness and SKIN had re-
placed the brutal methods OF former
times"
Milton Henry and j Rein have been the
two most successful Jockeys on the F-eneh
race course this season. Henry headed the
list OF winners. Not day passed without
his securing several winners ma places.
j. Rein today got two nrsts out OF four
mounts at the Bols de Bouognc, while
Milton got first and two seconds out or
1--WE months. Rein got first ana second
out of -four mounts at Moisou LATTE Fri
day while Henry got two nrsts and one
second out Of six mounts at the same meet.
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-13

making supreme effort TO secure men.
That they have succeeded 90 some extent
Is evidenced by announcement made with
soma posityeness that various colllerles
viii resume operations no the course OF a
few days. Tho Delaware and Hudson com
p0ny win make a start tomorrow morning
M the bellevue. The Greenrldge Coal
compluy VIII upen M Its Greenudge co..,
liery probably tomorrow or the next day
hut GSsWedlv some day this week Other
companies say they nre hgurlng on re,
sumption Mt certain collledes, but decline
20 give their location Claim is also made
on Tie operators side that the forces at
the colieries already working IRE TO Oe
largely increased during the week.
Tho Unitod Mine Workers leaders con-
tinuc 10 assert that the military men can
do nothing toward Inducing men TO return
10 work and thar Nll the men who could he
induced 10 go hack 10 work without con-
ccsslous are already back,
Strike disorder rs now almost wholly
wanting. During the past two days the sol
oilers have had nothing 20 do further than
their regular patrol duty. not single call
having Gene 10 any OF the regiments IN
this county 20 deal With disorder or threat
enpd disorder