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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-02
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the overthrow OF the monarchy were
considered good citizens to bear arms
and protect the provisional govern
ment, and to cast their ballots, | am
sorry to say. for this was the fatal vote
that elected the trainers of the Consti-
tuition Of the Republic of Hawaii that
abridged the franchise Of the Portu-
| guese. The trainers of that Constitu-
ton were traitors to the right we pos
sessed with the exception of three
members, three of our countrymen.
/ Thirty members composed the conven-
| ton and before they were elected they
all promised and pledged themselves
to preserve our franchise but when
they got to the top OF the ladder they
threw 1t down and against the voters
who had put them there.
I'VE are on the verge of a great poll
teal campaign. Let us unite and show
| the people what we can do. We have
many old scores to settle with the
enemy and let us do so at the polls. We
have enough material on hand to
spring a surprise.
II wish also remind you Of mat
ter of vital Importance. We have a
mum hpr ypitnp mon in pur pplpn y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Arrests in Grimes County,.

Navasota. Texas July 1o.-Shrrlff j.
Cross Baker and his corps of efficient dep.
utirs have been laying" a long time to
score against the horse thleviug operations
that have been VIGOROUSLY prevalent in
this section for several years. Indeed It
has been more than once asserted that
these dcpredatons were the workings of
an organized gang. which stole stock here
and ran them through Waller county To
the southwest, and vice versa. Certain IT
is that many head of horses, mules and
cattle have been lost, with no trace OF
where they went
The sherlN's office now has some girls,
to grind and is tightening the thuml
screws.
a white man, now has the bars be.
tween him and freedom, 70 reach
which he must first answer to four ndlct
mentS OF horse theft sheriff Baker ha,
been looking for him long time. hut
could not locate him until few DAYS surc
A negro named Jesse THOMPSON. n in,
Thomas Sanirrca Is also under arrest. und
othcr arrests are expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Local Option Order Is Set Aside at
GreenvIlIe

Local Option Order Is Set Aside at
Greenvile.
GreenNille. Texas, July 10.-when district
court convened yesterday morning County
Attorney Mead resumed his argument in
favor of the motion to dissolve the local
option Injunction
Judge Lee clark made an exhaustive ar
gument in opposition 70 The motion, and
County Attorney Mead closed the case.
session.
Judge Montrosc announced that he would
dlsSolNe the Injunction and accordingly en-.
tered tho following order. ION this Gny
came to no heard the motion alcd on
JnlN :, lNO2, 70 dissolve the Temporary IN.
junction granted In this cause ON fuuc II.
NV IN chambers at Cooper. Texas, by
Hon, II. c, Conner, Judge Of the EIchth
judicial district NJ Texas. ana The minnr'
lion mat was issued by virtue Of said
order, Md IL appeared To tho conrt That
said motion 20 dissolve was dulv nlcd IN
this court, after the proper answer had
been fled. and that ten days notice of
said rotion had been given to the con.
testants and their attorneys Of record, II
Is considered ny the court upon an lnsprc.
lion Of said motion To dissolve. and the
entire record IN this cause, and from fur.
thcr evidence introduced herein, that said
motion sh"nld he sustained. 1t Is. there.
porary writ Of Injunction granted as afore.
said on June II, 1902, IN this cause he
and the same Is hereby dissolved and held
for noueht, and the contestants nav ali
costs In this behalf In court, FOR which
let execution isSue."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
THE COOKE CASE


TIE old saying that drowning men
catch at straws" is no less applicable 10
men standing on The threshold Of the Snl-
lows. ard is well illustrated in the sub.
Joined press jispatch from Jackson Miss,
under date Of July 10, and published IN
yesterdays Post;
The attorneys In the Ashley Cooke case
having been notified that Governor Lougluo
would not interfere liz tn mandate OF the
court which, was 10 the effect that Cooke
leer Rea, should hang at Gteenvillo ON
Tuesday next, have grabbed at the last
straw, which Is an appeal 10 n Judge of
the supreme court of the United States to
grant writ Of erro;. Hon. j Z, Dean
Of SenatobiH, one Of the lawyers In tho
case, has gone TO NnTragansett Pier to ap-
ply ~ Jueticc White for the writ on the
ground that the Jurors were not compe.
tent The claim IS that the section Of the
Mississippi law prescribing the competency
OF jurors and which declares n juror com.
petent In spite Of tho fact that he has ex-
pressed an opinion as 20 the guilt or limo.
cence of the party to he tried, II 1t appears
70 the satisfaction ~ the court that he
has no bias, feeling or prejudice In the
case. The claim Is that the constitution.
ality Of this clause Of the constitution has
never been passed upon by the supreme
court.
This is a case that has attracted wide
attention. both on account II the unpro-
voked character Of the murder and the
prominence and influence Of the defendant.
Backed by the ahlest L gal talent that could
be procured, the defendant contested every
inch Of ground, eShausting every resource
guaranteed him under ths laws and on
stltution Of the State to save his neck from
the halter, and when the asst legal remedy
had been exhausted and the governor had
beeu unavailingly appealed to, 4 would
acem that hope which calculates its
schemes fer long ana durable life. presses
fcrw ard to imaginary points OF bliss" had
finally reached It's journeys end ana the
time had come fol resignation 10 gently
slope he do1mti INNS way 20 the grave.
BIZ. no; "hope hlIids upon nothing. boats
seiI-snpported. like the clcuds, catching
every nitting ray az tha sun, and can raise
itself 70 heaven even by cnging TO a aim
or goSsamcr."
As 10 The legal phase OF the question.
should the writ be sslnted and the court
admi. The contention set forth by cvcka's
attorneys, the decision would work a ravo.
tuition in the criminal Independence Of The
land. nffordlng another loepholc for erlini.
rails 10 escape. II would he another step
In the direction of Federal encrcachnicnt
upon the rights Of the States, for certainly
no Juror who. IN other respects. Is accepted
and has qualified by proving 10 the satls.
fnction OF the court that he has neither
bias, feeling nor prejudlce In the case ard
10 not pcrennptorily challenged by the d.
fensc, could afterwards be considered In
competent in the meaning OF that clause
OF the constitution Of The United States
which guarantees to the accused ''the right
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section 30, article Is, OF tho constitution
framed at Austin. November A. 1915
Geo. osborne.-Q. l would think you 70
inform me what length Of time a man has
TO reside In a county before he can vote ut
white mans primary election
A. citizen must have resided In the
state one year aud III the county six months
preceding the election before becoming a
qualified voter.
j. VI. Stallcup.-Q. Please inform VS.
through your column the origin or author
of the quotation. %once iuad and twice q
child"
A. You doubtless refer to the line, IAN
old man is twice child" From Hamlet
act l. scene 2.
George lie Gory.-Q. Wonld you Kindly
inform me IN Sundays issue Of The POST
Of the whereabouts of Maurice Barrymore,
the one-time matinee idol?
A. His address is Lambs club, New York
City.
James %. Please give me the da'e OF
the battle Of Marathon in whicn the Per
SANS We're defeated by the Athcnlans.
A iBO Il. &.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
When Wealth Aocun,ulates,

In your issue Of July 8. 1902. Daily Post,
! End an editorial headed when Wealth
Accumulates," which contains several
truths so self.evidcnt that can not under.
stand how any intelligent person at an
posted In tho general news of the day can
fail to see them.
The application N those truths to this.
as well as nearly II not all the other ma
lions Of earth. and the inevitable results Of
the conditions you mention, are too plain
TO be mistaken.
In order to make what ! shall say ntell..
glhle | quote few OF your closing para
Referring to the vast accumulation Of
wealth in the hands Of individuals. you
SAY, EA.a wealth does not repre- ent
thrift u represents cunning 1T does
not stand for prosperity; II stands for
revel Cunning beyond certain limit Is
apt 20 be met by violence, aud when revel
runs nS nnrGstrained II ends in riot:
your Ren nr SRyqS 3"9a at Of the sead S
mlliar couplet by Goldsmith, as follows:
IN fares the lard to Fastening ills a prey,
Nhen wealth accumulates and men decay
YOU add "A little more aud We shall
rcach the last condition the po,t iescr be &,
Mhen men decay and then passion viii do
what righteousness failed TO do, and the
by storm" ~
The above prediction will as certainly be
tqltilied as any that ever fell from lips
d!vinely INSPIRED The fnal conflict ,,etwcen
labor ana capital. between oppsessor and
oppressed, between right and wrong, Is alb.
solntely irrepressible by human effort that
eyer can or win he exerted and the Bible
clearly and ahundantly teaches that no
other power will be evoked 10 that end
The constant invetlon OF laboy.es ing
machines. throwing thousands Of lsanesf.
willing wage earners ont of employment,
together with the oppression of that class,
as well as all other poor people, growing
out II the greed and rnpacity OF the money
pov which always has and always viii
control the legislation OF the world. wht
taken In consideration with the constant
and rapid Increase OF wage earners. must
eventually drive that class TO such straits
q poverty and desperation as will arouse
tnem 10 frenxied resistance which may
appropriately be termed anarchy. Thea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
SHIPPING AT PORT ARTHUR.
Arrivals and SaiIines-Visitors in Town
Artessn Water Secured.

RrteSldn water DcCuTeG'
Port Arthur, Texas, July 10, The steamer
Marie de Larrlnger arrived from Cienfuego'
today and will take aboard load of pine
lumber for Liverpool.
The j. VI. Gufey. after a quick trip to
New Orleans, was again loaded here by her
owners, the ]. NJ Guffcy company. yoster.
day with $4,000 gallons of desulphurzed
oil and ISIS, 500 gallons Of solar oil. and
cleared for New York under command OF
Captain Mhcarson.
General Manager Edison Of the Kansas
City Southern Is here, having as his guests
quite party Of prominent people amonc
them being former United States Larshal
Grant Each Of them is trying 10 land a
tarpon,
Mayor Woodworths drilers struck fine
flow Of water at a depth " 100 feet ycster
dav. The find Is of much moment tn this
town Water has been scarccr than money
here Tho man who recently came here and
put up steam laundry. aud afterwards
found he could get no water. is now happy
The grade for the so.called electric road
from Beaumont here Is all ready for the
steel, but few people believe that many
electric cars will ever run over It, but hold
the belief that the Santa Fee owns the Who'll,
thing ana took that means Of getting into
the port they having been turned dowr
when they applied for franchise for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
HOUSTON, MONDAY, JULY 81, 1902
BLINKING AT THE ISSUES.


The San Francisco Can presents fair
sample of the republican comment upon
the Issues Of the coming congressional
elections The Call has the ehronierE 10
declare that there are no issues. 1t says
Having failed 10 develop an Issue out OF
the legislation of the session. inc demo
Gratis Of congress just before adjournment
met IN caucus ana pfoeeedeu 20 Iot'hu'a'e
resolutions Tor use during tAe coming cam
psign' IL Is not llke'y tne| WIZ, p- mug"
uearu OF pelofe 'he people to' "lO' %' N'
attention Aas peeh phlu 10 tAtm DA ue'Av-
erauc state CONVENTIONS III N"AIus P'N'
FORMS
Inc Oa4 proceeus 20 launl tAv ut--'e' "' .
NNn having let1 the FuiIpINhe 'Hsue ou' "a
Inc resolutions OF the aeWoirHue 'Hu'"S'
I'e dc 1oerauc StIte pluioIiNA are ca
aetlY IL me Win tue resolutions 'i 'ns
ueiho'fauc eopsIesS'ou'l ''"'us' ne "''''
2cfats nave u''He 'nelr '""'p"'5h iSSu'' ~
plain that only TIE rllua can not see 'hrhl
There are none SO bthd as tAose Wa VIII
not see
The Gil and the rest of the repuhhcah
press must really know. 10 spite Of pre-
tense TO the contrary, exactly what the
democratic issues are, toi the whole coua-
try has been made TO ring with them ard
the democratic papers have blazoncd them
throughout the land The ISSUES are two
fold, the "tarlf nurtured trusts" aud the
republican policy OF coluuialism.
Tho point attempted TO be made about
the Philippine question being left out al
the democratic cuucus resolutions is 10,
well taken. These resolutions were pissed
iuer hefore ,Afournu1ont Ear tho epr,in|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Town Is Interested in Sssebsll--C'V
Notes and Personals.

Town Is Interested in Ssseball--C'S
Notes and Personals.
Brennan. Texas, July 2o.-Bfcnham has
gone baseball wild The business men OF
the north side Of town challenged the
south slders for game and the challenge
was promptly accepted The game VIII
he played for local charity at an early
date.
Judge r. BRYAN. who is sojourning at Fort
Davis for his health, Is said to be raplny
improving 49,.
ranged for presentation In the near future
at Park theater Firemnns park.
The party Of Young people who were tne
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks at
Sommcrvillc during the past week have re-
turned home delighted with the week
outing The party consisted OF Misses Hat
tie parks Mnrgle Harrison. Bessie Lee
Williamson, and Messrs. John Parks, oscar
Seward and Tom Bolts. one Jay was
spent at Lyons $50,
REV 4. VI. Powell preached at the Meth
udst church this morning.
Rev. f. g. Townsend of Bolton preached
ut the Baptist church this morning ana
this afternoon he addressed the Baptist
loung Peoples Union.
Prof A. ] Wendt has been engaged t.
teach the Berlin school Mt the fall session.
Opinions differ as to the work of the
boil weevi Farmers from some sections
of the county say that they are doing no
harm now. while others say that the dam
age they are doing Is great
There was a fest at Gay Hill Sunday ana
a match game Of ball between the Bren-
ham Grnys and the Gay Hill team.
Miss Carrie Cleveland. who has been
here on visit to Miss Mary Dever. has
returned to her home In Georgetown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
TYPHUS AT THE ASYLUM
SUPERINTENDENT WORSHAM TELLS
OF EXISTING CONDITIONS.
Trial OF G. S. tlamby-Red Mems Cele-
bration-Suit FiIed-Other News
Notes Of interest

Austin, Texas, July 20 superintendent
Worsham of the State lunauc asylum ~
ptrts that the typhoid fever Is under con
uol ahd that the patents are doing well.
He said yesterday AT pr sent we have
fourteen cases, ten among the inmates and
four att adams, ana al are rapid y fecJy-
rring. IL all there have been Cigrtlen
eases, but only fourteen Of them are at
the asylum The othe: -four are at the
Seton mhrmury, ana they ate also reported
t. be doing nicely. Not a new cusc has
broken out since the nrst Inspection. We
have tue rcvcr perfectly undJI clnro'.
1t Is true" continued the suPerntend-
Cnr, That there have been seyelI deaths
among the patients, but then IL WAS not
IRON the fever death at the insane
asyium Is almost daily occulr nee We
have E5d several recently, but they were
Lot due to the fever
Miss Lille Cislo. one of the attendants
Wno has been seriously III for SOM TN
Is reported to be much improved. 1nt
fever Is still prevailing throughout tht
country to II great extent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Be Tournament at Corpns.

Corpus Christi, Texas, July 2G.-At a
mass meeting held at the mayors oface IN
this city yesterday morning II was lccil ID
to have big baseball tournament and ,taer
EtaaellonS mere on August ( and :. The
uTThteIiy low rate for the occasion from
al points on It's line, viz: From Houston,
waco waco and intermediate points ms far aS
Ia o1h il' $500 from san Angonio. Yoakum
e ,,, W'"rmedi9te points. 81 and css. Sev.
eral hne teams from the inteliu VII hc SO,
cured Tor the games, probably the Co,y.
mons OF Houston. the LocRnart. Waco or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

Palestine, Texas, July 10 Jim Burs
is dead and Jim" Owens is In the count '
jail at this place. The affair occurred al
Frankston. a small town In the northern
part Of the county, Mr.. Burk was az the
court house, where trial was in progress,
when a man appeared NJ he door. raised
a donhle-harrcl shotgun aud emptied inc
contents OF both barrels. almost tearing
Burk In two and killing him Instantly,
Bad blood Is said TO have existed between
the Two men for some time. Both men
stand high In the estimation OF the people,
The trial going on was that OF the state
against a negro charged with shooting
craps. The shooting caused stampede.
IN the nillst ~ which the negro quietly
walked out Of the court room and made
mis- escape,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

Austin, Texas, July 2o-Jamos Could,
cooIel, while at work ON tn girls' dor
mtorv at the university, fell distance Of
twenty feet yesterday and split his skull.
He was conveyed 10 the Seton lntrmary
S. II. Scott of Houston is here GA bust
ness.
VIII Bacon of The Houston Post is here
visiting relatives and enjoying vacation.
John r. Hancock ana wife have returned
from two we ks visit to Corpus Christi,
Building permits were issued yesterday
to tho amount of SLIGO.
S. j jenkins, superintendent Of the deaf.
dumb and blind institute for color d
youths, has returned from the Calves ton
convention.
An attempt was made Yesterday TO burn
the saloon OF Jim Ellis near the Moutop-
oils bridge.
HE eng. ne on the early southhonnd In
ternatonal and Great Northern train hroN'
down Yesterday near town, causing delay
of three hours
Ruby Rice. one Of tho Pupils AZ the deaf
and dumb institute, has won prize from
n Northern Journal, offered for the best
dressed doll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Cameron CulIinas.

cameron, Texas, July l0-Gd.tor PAU
Ael'h Of the Cameron Inquirer mas sold
halt interest in his paper TO j. w.
DAVIS who Will move his family from
West Texas to this place Mt once.
Dr. Harley Long has moved To l,onpv,av
"HeIe ne VIII practice his profession.
J, D; Newton returned from Mississippi,
Rev ". e. Nelms Of conros ,,,or ,
visit TO his daughter, Mrs. j. h. TYSON
mas returned TO his home
-, Judge C. A. Landlord is confined to his
CAPTAIN Bate left for his West Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Concert and Musicale

NaVasota' Texas, July 10. Taking advan
sese OF the beautiful moonlight nights, tn,
loiloWing Navasotlans enjoyed the concer
ana musical at Anderson: II. A. Petou
ME Deaderick. Ham BEDFORD and Miss Fvi,
bnllpatriGk, W. r. Wilson and Mrs. Deli,
loan, Henry Gudger and Miss Lonis,
b boone Wood Pickett and Miss Hattie Va,
Dan Anderson and Miss Bessie ngiiv,.
Misses Beush Templeman and Fay Bechtoe
" J. A. Bell and Miss Julia ID owen
n nsmman Norwood and Louis Hell. Mr.. ant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Texas Cattle declined.

T
Onlcaeo' July l0.-lt has been very
u'sastrous week on Texas and Indian Ter.
ritory cattle, under very liberal race,pts
az rb ,ne m3rke being heavily supplied.
,rdn, 9eeline OF the best cattle mas been
Y.Unl - 70 40 cents; on medium cattle,
Wyeighing $50 and up to 1000 pounis from
~ 20 W cents lignt fat steers seirh.nr
from 100 to $50, from % to 35 cents; ligh
common eo steers on the Gamer order, anu
higher w wis per heau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
BeeyilIe Artesian We'll,

Beevine. Texas. July l9.--rhc drill ana
500 feet OF dril pipe in the bottom of the
arteslan we'll at this place have been
abandoned and the well is now being tested
to see II It IS not possible to bring In a
dow OF arteslan water from some OF the
strata that were struck before a icpth OF
600 feet was attained II is thought that
there is possibility Of getting n lowing
stream from n vein OF water that was
struck az n depth OF about 800 'cet and
from which the water is said to have risen
earth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Returned from CeIebratlon.

Austin, icAas, July 2O.-yIl. j. L. ship
man, sreGt senior snglmcre of the indie
pendent order of Rcd Mn, returned yes
trrdoy morning from Be'tor where he FAR
ticipatcd in the celebratlcA at that place.
Mr.. shipnan stated that there Was arsc
number Of Red Men from all over the
state il, attendance and they W,re denghtei
with the hospitality shown them by TIL
PEOPLE II Bcllon. Mr. Sh,pman delivered
an address OH the occasion, as welt as
Great Junior Saglmrrr john King ct
Gam, svlllc and Great Sachem W. Z. Hen
uprsuu OF BRENNAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Trial IF G. S. hamhv.

Austin, Texas. July -O.-The trial of q.
$. Handy charged with killing Bon
Rnuin. will he called tomorrow at George
town and nearly 30 witnesses have been
summoned ali OF whom reside in Austin.
a special train will convey them TO George.
win tomorrow morning There Is "A gr, nj
deaf of interest attached to the trial. and
good legal tai Mt has been retained by
both sides Tie entire police force OF the
city has been summoned TO appear as Wit
upsgps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
curo's First Bales.

Cuero Texas, July i0.-cnero has gotten
her first bales OF cotton of the new crop,
though It will be some two weeks before
the crop will begin to move TO any extent
Assessor Schwab has about completed
the footings OF the rolls for this year. The
values show an Increase OF about S2oo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
Confederate vetersn, Meet

Grecnyiile, Texas, July l9.-rhc county
reunion Of Confederate veterans is IN frl
blast at the hustling little town Of Celeste,
which is In gala attire for the occasion.
Phe attendance of veterans Is larger than
for many years ana the unremitting care
and attention shown them by local com
Tittces and citizens generally Is such as 10
make their coming together one Of rare
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