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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19

To THE EDITOR or THE SuS-sir: Henry s.
Blake. who Is searching for red literature will
probably be accommodated, As the only quaiinca
tton book needs for admission to his library Is
that the word Red Is included In It's title. His
case 10 som ewhat similar TO that OF our old friend
.Banbvrv ko6b.- In the play of "Roscdslc, a." who
selected his library by the ingenious c1pcdient
of submitting the exact sire of the shelves to the
bookseller
ANY color 30 rs rec" leads me TO susges, Red .
Handed Mikc." by Old Sieuth; How TO Prepare
Red Cabbage Successfully" Red and White Cor
puscies" by Or, Smy,h: Red River tiialfbrccd"
and Red Track, both by Gus,ave Aimard. How.
ever. II Is unnecessary to quote the name Of the
author as long a. us red"
But why limit the mono tone to books In home
already chockful OF ideasr
Why not have sideboard OF Cali fornia redwood
where friends. after gorging themselves with the
literary spread. could wash II down with popular
brands OF redeye OF red wine,
II could be followed with a light collation. usln
red herring as a hors d'eur-s followed by red snap.
per. and that In turn with saimi OF redhead duck
seasoned literally with red pepper, with compete
Of red currant Jelly.
The wall could be hung with tasteful portraits
OF Red" Lcary. "Reddy the Blacksmith" and
other gentlemen OF fame. which would exc out the
color scheme and assist the ensemble.
blazing ire OF rcd-ash coal would com plete
the picture,
A trip to Red Bank. n, j., might prove a revela.
tion In Ideas for local color
No charge for the above. Posters
NEW YoRK. Nov. U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
PESSvLLK. Ind

To TIRE EDITOR OF THE SrS-Sr: Here are a
few more Red" books that may help TO MI Mr..
Blakes Red Lodge" library. ushey are not already
on his list
The Little Red Schooihouse, Evelyn Raymond
Red Wall Flower" The Misses Warner.
Brandt and Red Jacket z. r. Couiding.
Red Cotton Night Cap Country Robert Brown
ing.
"Redskin Cowboy. q. A, Henty.
The Red Mustang" W, o. Stoddard.
RED Letter Poems"
Nsw YoRK. Nov. ~. WILLIAM r H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19

Aterauve.-Adr, N~ss - So1oe
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PARIS Mosque 40. ~. near Grand Hotel. and
Mosque No. TO- Boulevard de, CapucineS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
HOUSTON, TEXAS, TUEsDAY, JUNE 10, 19O2.
y PAGES TODAY.
The oLNEY BOOM.

All good democrats must rejoice at the number Of
prominent democrats in whose favor presidential
boons have been started.
Hill has had a boom; has German has La
mont, Judge Parker and several others. Now have
Olney boom.
The democrats of Memphis and Shelby county Ten
nessee, held meeting Saturday and ndorsed
Hon. Richard Oney of Massachusetts as candidate
of the democratic party for president in 1904 and Mr.
oney was invited to visit Memphis and address the
people OF Tennessee Political Conditions of the Re.
public Today
The oney boom, in connection with the booms Of
other prominent democrats signifies two things. II
shows first Mr. Bryan expressed it not long since,
that the democrats have plenty of presidential timber
IL shows second, that the prospects for democratic
extremely good
OF the democratic presidential nomination in his
editorial in the Commoner entitled PLENTY of Presi
Dental Timber" Mr.. Bryan said: "One hundred names
could be suggested of qualified by experience and
party service for the high office Of president" Can
the be said of the republicans? With the repub
licans it is to be Roosevelt Hanna, Hanna or
Roosevelt There does not to be any other
choice The party OF ogarchy true to it's principle
special privileges for the few, has characerstcaly
narrowed down the number OF potential candidates in
n very noticeable way. These two men bestrde the
party like rival Colossl and lesser men walk under
their huge legs and peer about to find themselves adj
vancement, place and favor.
That so many prominent democrats have been urged
for the nomination by their friends Is of the many
indications of the excellent prospects for democratic
If it not generally believed that the
ocrats would win many would not want the
nomination. Strict is the republican ogarchy, IL
the republicans had the confidence that the dem
ocrats have in their party the candidates
would not be confined to Hanna and Roosevelt Fora
ker Odell and other G. o. p leaders would for
ward and make a fight each for his own hand like
Smith of the Wynd.
The republican leaders keep in the background be-
cause they recognize the truth of the old adage
cant eat your cake and have It," The republicans
have eaten their cake and licked the platter clean
The last vestge of public confidence has gone too
The people will hire political cooks who won't
eat up everything in the kitchen carry home in their
baskets the dinner which ought be to their
employers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
THE PRESIDENT, THE PEOPLE AND THE
TRUSTS

The president has instructed the attorney general
TO bring civil suits against the trust and the North
ern railroads merger
Nothing has been accomplished by these suits.
The suits may result in the Sherman act being de-
nai prosecutions have been ordered by the president
He has no right to assume that the sherman act is
unconstitutional Until so declared 1t is the law 1t
provides for criminal prosecution with a fine and
term of Imprisonment upon conviction. Why does the
president not enforce this law? Has he instituted the
siv suits for the purpose of having the Sherman anti
trust law declared unconstitutional so as to give the
trusts unlimited rope until the people have another
lnti-tnist law enacted?
There 100 great trusts In the country and
many smaller against which the attorney general
has received instructions proceed Why is this?
Why are no suits filed against the coal trust the tin
plate trust the trust the sugar trust tho telephone
rust the tobacco trust the salt trust the biscuit trust
The Pullman car trust the Standard OH company the
steel trust and the other trusts all OF which have vio
nan writes to the Chicago Record Herald Mr. Wen.
nan is the Washington correspondent of that paner
He is referring to the coal trust:
Here IS skiful combination OF corporations en-
ragged IA interstate trade TO control the entire output and the
selling prices IN industry TO which the public pays more
than S25o,oooooo year They destroy all competition
choke individual Initiative suppress far possible the
which all indusrialism is foundedrivary between men .
gagged in the business which shall produce and
sell the cheapest that which the public has to buy
Many good lawyers express the opinion that the
trust magnates might be under the common
sven u the Sherman law not In existence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

that he is 10 be president '''"
Mrs' MARGARET Anne Neeve of ST Pierre Port Guernsey
one OF England beautiful channel islands was horn NJ
49, 1909, aud is still well and hearty '
Gilbert Parker the novelist and member Of paria,a,+
says he thinks Fifth New York the most beatjf
S''eSt IN me world next to the Champs Eysees Paris
wellington Z. Parkhurst of Clinton Mass hrotber -
Rev Charles H. Parkhurst OF New York has eoIccto 81
autographs OF public men, dating far back as 1905
49, MRS Martha Abel Rich familiarity known as Grandma
Kieh who was 90 years old May l. died at East Han,nn
Nohn" 'as week She was the last OF five true daueh
erS III the town who received gold spoons from the D. A
Charies Curtis of Topeka. represents the First ds
et OF Kansas in the house and hopes to be shifted
the senate has Indian blood in his veins
oraorio Moses in theacr few years aco The c5b
regulation torhddng priests enter theater was revived
ana lhe priests were dspeased Now they protest that If
the regulation IS suspended it should be for ali
somebody IN the City of Mexico has a letter that was
written IN 1880 by Mary Shelley the poets widow and bs
permitted the Mexican Herald publish it, 1t is to Sbel
icy publisher about proposed agreement and indicates
mat the widow was earhcaded woman OF business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
SOME PosTscRiPTs.

Last year $3.50 immigrants landed at New York The
NUMBER ms year bids fair TO be over half million
Since 1870 France has spent 81 900 on canals and
there are now schemes involving expenditure Of
more
nugget OF pure gold weighing sixty.four ounces has
been unearthed by Chinese digger Talbot creek George
town, Queensland.
iee victoria crosses ten distinguished service medals
two promotions commissioned rank and four mentions ~
dispatches have fallen to the lot OF reform school lads in
South Africa. says Lord Leigh
u is hundred years since King Frederick William III
OF russia ISSUED an order torbddne officers aud men 10
take OIL their hats in saung and ordering the salute n m
bringing the hand to the level OF the eyes
JOINT debate between girls representing the Bridcepor
ana the Derby CConn high schools took place recently and
ne accounts state that the argued with great
skill bridgeport which ohampioned the negative end OF the
resolution that ambition has done than good won
Kaiser Wilhelm has become interested the use of aco
mol Tor uei on steamships and has induced the two North
German Lloyd and the Hamburg American 10 make en-
perments on OF their smaller vessels n distilled
spirits were generally used for is thought that German
agriculture would be relieved, for time least
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

The Sherman law was framed to strengthen the com.
mon law. 1t was framed Mr. wellman says for
the especial purpose OF suppressing Just such combna
lions In restraint of interstate trade"
During the coming campaign the democrats will go
before the people with this issue OF the trusts The
republicans will not be allowed get behind the army
and the flag. The foreign policy of the government
has been bad enough, but the domestic policy very
bad too. Both must and will be righted The people
have been overridden and tramped upon until patience
has ceased to be virtue. In the flood OF the coming
democratic victory the republican candidate and his
party win be overwhelmed like Pharaoh and his host;
the horse and his rider will be cast into the sea- Then
will the trust magnates like the dukes Of Edom be
amazed; trembling shall take hold of these mighty
of Moab all the captains of industry will be put
to rout and the people will their own again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

1nr oney presidential BOOM it is feared will not prove
dirlgble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
TAMPERlNG WITH TRlrss'

by J. M LEWIS.
MELANCHOLY
Doggone my skin wisht / I;k.d 81
Indeed dol just declare d. ''e'opesi IN
see EN- CROWN on the sunward H..
Great rough-skinned beauties sr,;,sIpes--
An EN- see EN- sliced an on a Nh, u o.
Their yaller glory greenin' ,o,pI 'ate-
Bigbellied slices My but thew lo, u rsinsl
An my eyes (durn my eyes n ;es .s ,.,s' eatl
'''' 'iss' sas a
An my nose quivers 18th til Iusc;aa Tyr
An IL sneaks piece but knov ~ s~eil
IL push it back; my palatelI r.hs,
Fur kin look, an smell an Iook 80.
An my OF mouthll water till sb. an an
At their rough beauty durn their n,i..ips,
never kin git EN- a-past my lins snn!
My when they're cut in two, but th. !,
Two luscious semi-spheres O. green az ~. . asel
Two golden bowls besemmed with sn,. - gcdl
Watin ter melt, deliciously AM caI aAih ioei
Agin tn tongues o them as likes N. ..,
Myl / ud resk TIL goal o. all ms, u'nssl
Doggone my skin I'd give my fancvs -
+ could on'y jest like cantelopesi 'HSs
u n
Mrs. Peary gives it out cold tina, p.,rv
likely to make II hot for him. nofth At
a Brooklyn dentist has Just been forra 4.
There at last, is sure enough painless den+ IN an
Spain is about TO try to borrow a lary. ,
This tip is given that you may have yo. s y nss
ready when called on ~" excuses 4
Charles Ham, president of the United s,,...
general appraisers has resigned his Office on 0'
ness. Ham just had to quit to save his bacor S'un
A New York man has had his mother.in.i.
annoying" him His complaint fails to staff $500
used an ak or shotgun. "A'ua
u u
HOMEMADE
Said Whiteaw Reid
It's plain indeed
That all you folks are knockers
GU envy me-
It's plain to see
My little knickerbockers
"But Johnny Hay
Will sing lay
You carping lot of snitches!-
He'll make of me-
He will--you see
Another Little Breeches'
and you will see
That, left to me-
don't do things by halves
All folks will view
With great to-do
My lovely homemade calves"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

Houston Post persisted in telling US that the iii would
e peope Of oasn g o the ha wishes hes. Ball and
satisfied Why this silence LA Porte Chronicle.
THl item finally agreed in conference and as it
went to the president is precisely Mr. Ball wanted it, and
as he had it fixed originally in the house bill Representa-
tves OF La Porte led by Senator Burton Kansas by some
hoeu pocus the house changed by the senate com
mee that the effect would have to spend all Of the
million dollars the first division Senators Culberson and
Bailey Knocked this arrangement into smhereens and forced
compromise providing for the expenditure Of 5000 on
the first and 100000 the division 1t passed the
senate and the conference in this condition but
through the efforts Of Mr. Ball backed by the house
ferees the item restored the shape in which it lett the
house. That all there is The funny thing about il
is that the La Porte crowd after attempting to grab all the
appropriation for the first division and failing now say the
bill passed just as they wanted it.
The British may whip the Beers but they'll never vhp
ireland.
HoUsroN has reached the point in population and assured
commercial conditions where franchises for public utilities
have distinct value and should be granted or extend
ed except for fair consideration In fact public utilities
should belong the municipality and they will be ACQUIRED
in due the limits bond issues and taxation will
permit Meanwhile the city should sit tight as to fran
ehscs already existing and permit extensions except for
definite and ample considerations.
Tnr olney presidential BOOM it is feared will not provc
dirgible.
IHr Cape Colony Beers have learned TO sing God Save
the King Could they have gotten hold OF his royal nibs
some time since it would have been God help the kng
IT LOOKS England would either have to lynch Lynch
or be Lynched.
DAs Klene Journal Of Berlin will be run on American
principles What will happen That Little Better the FIRST
thing will doubtless be called "lcse majestic"
Mr. fIIcoivs decide to also let his whiskers grow
until he gets gusbcr
MoNr PftEE has erupted again and has spewed forth
negro governor to the island Of Martinique He viii
doubtless proclaim war against France.
kHGrsu manufacturers protection. They can have
ours we've worn it too long already
Nrw York chappies are delighted with the sof, Goa,
smoke now enycoping the metropolis it is so much like
London fos don't ye knaw
Ir rs thought that with little more nursing the O,ney
Zoo" will be visible to tie naked eye,
IYNeu says that il he is imprisoned the king will c,rl,
hm Florence Maybrick could tell him that pardons are m
uemciy few in England
Now THAT our mules have conquered Africa we will
capture her all over again with our trade.
II Is said Of rrof Moorcs cooling machine that IN.
hotter the weather the better works 1t is evidently hot
air machine
The British is in need of reorganization but Fr
land is afraid to let Kitchener have the job
In MARSHAL HousroN couhscates those Paran,,s he ~
make himself solid by distributing them among Texas editor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

X NJ JOHNSTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
@. j. PALMER. Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

CORRESPONDENCE Of any description. soheiher n-
tered 9' nc Business OF Editorial Defgrent sh0H6 o.
pdnai aud all checks drafts monegorderS etc. made pay
a6le to "InE HOUSTON PRINTING CoMPANY.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
Nos ffof, f103 105, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

The British whip Beers, but they'll never whip
Trojan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

onerr NY ,aat nothing which has occurred sine. n.
ensy. .ne philippines in the senate has more oo
being made by M the Questionable character OF the 6sht
tor Cuiht.,' nc republicans than this coup made Sv So
The only given BY The .s ssna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

49, SR4YELING AGENTS--C. S. E. Holland. Auditor; A.
w Palmer B. B. Throop. S. NJ. Gibson and J. H. Barton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

Entered The Fostoee at Houston Texas SeeondClds
Maj! Matter
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-03
MERELY CAUTIONS
TRESTLE CUTTERS
COUNTY ATTORNEY FINDS BOYS
WHO WE'RE DEMOLISHlNG 1T DID
NOT REALIZE CRIME.

Pat Harrington and John Powers, the
two 10 year-o old urehins who were arrested
yesterday for cutting out the supports Of
"A lrestle on the Montana Union, were to.
day turned loose by County Attorney Brccn
on thcir own recoRni2ance.
1t appears from The Story told by the
mothers Of the boys that their act was
committed innoeently enough The trestle
has not been IN use for some time.
Ncighbots have been in the habit Of cut
ting pieces of the supports Of the unused
bridge for iirewood and yesterday the
boys, in company with two others, went
out with an AK, saw and bar TO get
some of that fine wood OFT Of the bridge"
as one Of the boys spoke Of it today
A. neither Of the boys has ever been
in trouble before, the county attorney, after
making an investigation, concluded that it
was not as serious "A matter as at first
supposed and let them off with a repri-
mand.
He told the boys that they had no bust
ness to take what did not belong to them
whether they were cutting down a bridge
or not but as he believed they meant no
malice III the aet he would lei them go
with caution.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-03
LET US REST EASY
FOR ALL IS WELL
HIS MAJESTY SAYS THAT NEW AM
BASSADOR WILL BE ABLE TO
HOLD DOWN HIS PLACE.
laY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Sept. 3.-Henry White, sec
retary of the American embassy in Lon
don, who has just arrived here, laughed
At the report recently started that King
Edward will send a personal representative
to this country with the title of ambassa-
dor, but to act only in social matters
That is the greatest nonsense ever
heard" he said. ut strikes me that Sir
Michael Herbert will be able to represent
Great Britain in social sense as well as
airy one. He is eminently fitted for the
position from every point of view He
will arrive in about month. Ambassa-
dor choatc is in the best possible health.
Hc will not return this fall or winter,
having been here last spring.
"The kings health is splendid"
Secretary White will return to London
in October.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-03
BUTTE PEST HOUSE
WITHOUT PATIENTS
ASYLUM FOR INFECTED CLOSED
FOR WANT OF sUBJEcTS-WE
ARE HEALTHY JUST NOW.

For the first time in years the pesthouse
oi Silver Bow county is empty. Dr. A. =.
leary, who has been in charge Of that in
stitution, announced today to the county
commissioners that he was short of
patients. Smallpox, varlooid, scarlet fever
and diphtaera have all disappeared. The
closing Of the pesthouse will mean saw
ing Of between 5000 and $1,000 to the
county every month.
This varioloid, or smallpox as 1t was
termed, has been a scourgc to the state,
and particularly to Silver Bow county, long
enough said County Commissioner llag.
gerty today. Not that it was at all scri-
ons or widespread, but the very name of
smallpox has been the means Of keeping
people away from the district alleged to be
infected
During the past six months the number
Of patients have been gradually decreasing.
In May there were %. in June IS, in July
8, until finally, last week, but one was left.
He has just been discharged as cured and
the employees of the convalescent depart-
ment OF Silver Bow county were today
mustered out of the service.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-03
M'CLERNAN SETS
DATES FOR CASES
LIST OF LITlGATioNs TO BE TRIED
IN DISTRICT COURT AND WHEN
THEY WILL BE HEARD.

Judge McClernan's court set the follow
ing cases for trial, the first to be taken up
September 10.
For September 10, J. Z. Oppenheimer
VS.. p. Il. Regan, sheriff of Silver Bow
county Butte Hotel company VS.. M. L.
Todd; G. II. Morrison VS.. g. II. Mac
Dougall; for September II, Mrs. n. NC
Dole VS.. the city of Butte; John Zach
man VS.. Joseph Metue and Mrs. Metule; ;
Mary Helms VS. Dora Doe nee Dora
Krenke; Mrs. George Cole VS.. William
Bray; for September II, Joseph A. Mag
nus VS. M. A. Riley; Mrs. Emma Perry
VS.. George A. Mcdonald; c. c. Perry
VS.. George Mcdonald; w. Riggs VS.. w.
Z. Dodd for September 10, Joseph Arch.
ambault VS.. c. S. Smith; p. ]. Brophy
and d. J. Hennessy; Katie Myers
VS.. Kennedy Furniture company; Floyd
E. Carr VS.. William Sweeney !;
and d. ]. Hennessy vs. William Sweeney !;
for September ~, Henry Rear vs.. Donald
ellis; State Savings Bank VS.. Cassie
Shaver; for September 18, Minnie Koehler
VS.. ]. II. Milyus; w. o. Chino VS.. Steve
Girumctti; Pat Maloney VS.. ]. ]. Knowl-
ton; II. ]. Loebinger VS.. Herman Rosen-
zweg; for September 10, Barney Bohan
VS. c. S. Smith Elizabeth Long vs.. George
E. Oeschli Frank White VS.. Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company.