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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
DR.. RILEY AND THE POST.

Dr. B. + Riley, pastor of the First Baptist church.
prints in an evening he delivered last
Sunday morning, and in Introductory note says:
The following discourse was delivered in Bryan hail on
SUNDAY morning last July ~ and TO The ous
ton Post Tor publication that journal had previously
sought such from my hands After keeping the manuscript
until Monday It returned with the statement
that The Post would have decline TO publish il for M
reasons viz Because Of the personal alusons made in it.
and because 4 was unwilling for deprecatnr the
conditions OF Houston to TO the world namuch as il
alleged that this Presentation of these by me an over
statement :. greatly regret that The Post after
having SO readily epoussd the cause of the administration
discussion Of this matter in its columns representative
close its columns against relating the pube
when It admits much else that is questionable leave the
public to judge. W
The manuscript was not returned to DR.. Riley until
Monday noon because Monday is the first day after
Sunday, because the editorial department of The Post
doesn't get to work until about noon and because Dr.
Riley did not call for It until that hour This traing
remark is thus analysed in order exhibit the exag
geraton and Illogical suggestion which characterize
DR. Rileys methods The doctor is quite accurate
In stating The Posts for refusing to publish
the sermon. The Post declined because considered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

REFERRING to the letter Texas Press and Prohibition
appearing this today The Post feels called upon
approve what Mr. Bowen has say in regard the Texas
The representative newspapers this State do not
sell their opinions. If prohibition should again become
live issue it few years ago they will doubtless
press their individual convictions for against they
did then AS for The Post when the time comes will pub
fish all pertinent the subject and will permit leg
debate from both sides within reasonable limits
does on all public questions reserying itself the right
oppose State prohibition sunpuary and uudemocatic
measure, which it has always resisted
THE treacherous board sidewalk has again tripped
victim
THg mine operators have sued injunction pre-
unlawful combinations and conspraces One would
think glance that the meaning Of that was trusts but
what it is aimed at really is miners unions
Texas has had immense ranfals but even her
rivers said to be falling.
THE State of Illinois will fight beef This ought
he bully fight There is a that Phlander wen;
after it once, but il he did, he must have faxed
IT IS perfectly natural that the hacknen should take
hack at the ordinance.
If Mr. WI writes his contemplated book with an Aner-
can pen and ink shall bcpeased review but if lie
writes it with Chinese paint brush were too busy
says he has fought 800 battles. He be
counting in his conversations.
FoRry-oNr burglars pinehed during July would seem to
indicate that there something doing in the of reform
in Houston
who is unparotic to desert from the pres
dents yacht should be given the land
SINCE Burns and Hawley scrapping it prac-
ticay assured thar Texas won't republican in the
election
UNLESS some lying tongue has distorted things Lang
lung may not come to Washington for nearly year,
PRoH1at1IoN continues to break Texas counties with
and dispatch
THE Gufey company was unable to find oil at Corpus
Christi They should have looked for petrihed
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

When the Russian battleship Retzvan left this uu7
ast IAN after her final trials she was looked upon
fastest vessel OF her type in the world For twelve es
tive hours she maintained speed Of 1873 knots ~ y
spurts she could exceed 10 knots easily The new Man;
not been subjected to so long and severe test bat
as If she might prove match for the Retzivan an
particular In others she is perceptbly superior 1M Ne
can batteshp has little heavier armo and she WI "
sixteen 6-inch guns, while the Russian has only G
that caliber If the two to engage in moral ~ ~
there would be little occasion 70 worry over the sup ~
bore the Stars and Stripes--Ei Pdso Ti,nes
1t isn't the guns or the ship that does it uass y
could mount squirt-gun on bath tub and man % "
yankee tars and she would whip any old thing that eva
the foam
-, Texas newspaper men be the guests o. l NJ
Worth brewery next week The brewery pecpe w \, "
have an opportunity to learn something OF the 2osa
press-Forf Worm Telegram,
Say rather. the capacity of the press.
= =
An Austin printer was robbed Of sIz. Wonder 'i's 4
got it?-CHero Star.
1t printer, not an editor. Printers are aaa Il
money frequently.
Now that Colonel Tracy has discarded the nor" M
70 the bicycle, he may be looked for later IN ~ Tv
defyng the army of the United StatesI onsl'. ri
II the officials of the Northwest will pu, ~ W n
oFlmha eatohers on the trail Of Tray PC SH
If they would promise him trial before nus. III,
he would, without doubt be glad to come N 'nS ("
acquitted
Cuba wants lottery Gee whiz II ths ,p s,t IN
the United States has given Cuba isn't iohep,
Glen Rose Herald .sA
Perhaps it is what the druggist calls sometime
good"
With Senators Joe Bailey and A. BevenssJi II b. q
this district lively debates may be expe.St , lI
ton of the State before election day.-CofP' h, nI
1t is to be hoped that neither gentleman =. ,,ISs
mistake that Fitz made and drop his guard "n''
The man who has invented new wa. dssrat
monds might turn his attention 70 ~, TimislS
some way of cutting the price OF them--Ds'.s.
Or to some way of cutting modern pe''''
go little bit further than just amongst ons
T. nN|
Editor Grow of the Temple Times don. ieoistass
very high" on the foolish wisdom or w ns.srsn !
Lewis of The Houston Post.--MeGrsgor lt az
But he can't make US mad that way We ~
Crow
The Houston Post exchange man nov mere gi1 N
beaumont and Fort Worth, all of them y make
Houston. Fortunately his saying so oo''A I
For North Mail Telegram Natt n
Nope; and Columbus discovery OF An''" n
the continent, either.
Nh BpyAN has discovsred that j. 4. MUS ice<<X
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

people are in earnest about this trust question and
mean to settle Il in the right way Perhaps the Brook
lyn Times has laughed too soon. There is proverb
HE who laughs last laughs best"
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TAMPERING WITH TPTrs =
BY J. NJ. LEWIS.
IN THE HILts

IN THE HILLS.
It's me ter the mountains alone 4. -.
Me ter the scenes at never krosa.i
Me ter the sleeps an the bindin, ths~,,
" the refers at travel in God, o,v.
Fer puny man are the level plains :" road
The lever plains an the bloom-deeL.,
me wsvlh heIus the ripenin' grains ~
Me ter the mountains Lord e.,
That there in the mountains p.
Up there where the eagles scream ~, 'sf ns.
Oh, it's there, Lord, dear. yeh 81. ~ ~ whesl--
Me all alone 'mongst the craegy beish,. ef nsl
Tipped 18th the fire o. earish noo.
An it's me hemmed in thro' the a..
An IT'S me- jest me, meath the autnr,a sned altia
It's there immortality wakes in N.
An it's me, as man, feels lest "a 49,.
Thet hardly dast ter look upon tn, "ean
When it's You an the earth an INV 49,,
Jest me 18th my own bare, naked soul ''u oefss.al
UP there 'mongst the crags an aria.
Wnere 'he waves o sound I'm the torr.r,. .' ,ev
Lofu' Hs then thet heaven seems close J.. VT y
Oh, Lord, it's then at nv soul r;..
An the earth drops down iii sbs. "nU,
An each, ev'ry star it jest dips an .wnn. ugt
Keepin rhythmic time ter my soul,s ~. q,
An the earth seems small an the ur;v.s. night
Is small, till my wings brush its Viii. ~.
An the clouds O. doubt round my ,ou a sionans
An float in the clear where no dosm ,'p, y,
An then I'm back, an I'll look eround
At the craggy heights where the torr.r,. !.
An sprised at my feet still touch IN. ass' 'n
But glad I've ben, while the wide VOL, ila,S ing
Close up ter God in His hdn place 's''i
Close up, till my soul heard His accent, 49,,
An then ter awake 18th my upturncd iae. T''''
An 18th tears o joy on my wrinkly eb..L
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Mr. BRYAN has discovered that j. r. NUS s..rs jssf
dangerous man in the country. Still, WIN y ,ss, &
men-Morgan. and Hanna and Tracy ~" ~, I'M
!. difficult to know what or which e 90 o;.rss
doubt, howsSar thai democratic adm'Ha'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

UNLESS lying tongue has distorted things Lang
ung may not to WASHINGTON for nearly year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

THE Gufey company unable to find oil at Corpus
Christi, They should have looked for petrhed man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

SINCE Burns and Hawley scrappng it is prac-
tcay assured thar Texas won't republican in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

who unpatrotic TO desert from the pres
dents yacht should be given the land cure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

PRoHrBrTIoN continues break OFF Texas counties viii
neatn. and disnatch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

The Houston Post exchange man now I Iss.ss NO
beaumont and Fort Worth, all of them a.. - nsks
Houston. Fortunately his saying so oo'''
fort Worth Mail Telegram. Aarf
Nope; and Columbus discovery OF An''"
the continent, either
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

1HE mine operators have sued injunction TO pre-
unlawful combinations and conspracies" One would
think glance that the meaning that trusts
what it is aimed at really is miners unions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

THE treaeherous board sidewalk has again tripped a
,ct
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1870
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

CORRESPONDENCE Of any description, lohefhey ~
ended for me Basness OF Editorial Department Smoa r.
vidad and oil checks drafts homogeneous ete mace pay
abie to THE HoUsroN PR1NrING COMPANY.
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FoRry-oNE burglars pnched during July would seem to
in Houston.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
Won BERNUTH CANNOT ROW.
r. SAVAGE SAYS THAT COLUMBIA
STROKES HEART is TOO WEAK

BY the orders of DR.. Watson l.. Savage. Column
bias physical director Rudolph Won Bernuth,
stroke OF the junior varsity crew, removed
from the boat yesterday. DR.. Savage said that
Won Bernuth's heart because of his youth was
not sufficiently strong TO justify the university In
allowing him TO undergo the nervous and physi-
cal strain of engaging in a gruellng two-mile race
The university oarsmen find fault with the uni
versity authorities in that they have allowed Won
Bernuth with the crew for the last three
weeks only debar him when the Junior crews
annual race with Cornell and Pennsylvania takes
place at Philadelphia the day after Tomorrow Won
Bernuth has been stroking the junior crew for the
last two weeks In Won Bernuth's place A r A
Bradley will probably stroke the crew Bradley
IS experienced the position. having stroked the
Columbia varsity eight that beat the Dauntless
Rowing Club last season, the 1901 Poughkeepsie
varsity four and the Columbia varsity that re-
Gently beat the New-Yoyk University eight On the
Harlem River.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Youngstown. Ohio. May 27-The postofice at
Grard. five miles from here. entered by burg
lars last night. who blew open the safe and stole
S5S2 in stamps
Knoxville. Tenn. May 27--Twenty damage suits
have been filed against the Coal Creek Coal Com
pany a result of the recent explosion IN the
Fraterville mine. The total damages sought thus
far in of 100000.
Grants Pass. Ore. May 27.-The Sugar Pine Door
and Lumber COmpany'S plant and all OF the lumber
in the yards Williams Brothers and KendaFs
sash and door factory and six dwellings have been
destroyed by fire Total loss. $4,000; insurance.
$4,000.
Helena. Mont. May 27-Herbert H Matteson the
defaultfng cashier of the First National Bank OF
Great Falls, who pleaded guilty yesterday In the
Federal Court to-day sentenced to ten wears
in the penitentiary by Judge Knowles. Matteson's
shortage s196.000
Chicago May 27.-Five suspected OF know
ledge of the shooting of Daniel Hill in his home on
Saturday night were arrested to-day. No one was
able to identify them, however and they were
released.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
hree -year-olds and upward.
SMITH RACE-Maidens
About six furlongs
S. three-year-oIds and upward.
'ENENTH RACE-Mai,
About six furlongs.
FOUR DERBY CANDIDATES RACE.

Chicago. May 27.-Four Derby candidates made
UP the field in the second race at Hawthorne to-
day. In furious drive Lord Quex won by neck
from j. Y. Kirby. Lou Woods third, five
lengths back and Red Tip five lengths behind Lou
Woods. Red Tip badly interfered with at the
start and did not run Lord QueX
ia the final furlong and won on his merits Form
day. as the first four races of the day were taken
by the favorites. Weather clear and cool; track
slow.
First Chve furlongsp-Prince OF Endurance. i0I
(Coburn) % Dross. 90 (E3irlenrut), 13 to
second; King Hammon 10T Q2rlor 30 l. third Time,
1:03@. Miraculous. Florestan. Glendon George W. and
Senor also
Second mle)-I>ord ouex ll2 lBirkenruth).
10 3. J. V Kirby 100 (Wnkfeld). TO >. second:
Lou Woods 1Oit (Coburn. 20 l. third. Time. l:431a.
Red Tip also
Third an furlongs-Mary Iavana, 1o4 q~yne). i3
Princess Tulane 1O4 (Coburnl. TO . second:
Belle Graham, (Ots). 10 /. third Time O:5514.
Sarah Maxim. Aurie B. and Zuma also
Fourth and onesiXteenth miles-FlyinR Tor
pedo III CWnkfed). 10 3. won Boney Boy, 9l Davis
SOM is s. second Malay. l02 tOtsD IL TO third.
Time 15Oa Searcher Frangibie and Position also ran
Fifth Zone mile-Imp. Scintllant los tMler) IL
Hermenca. 10l (Walshl II 10 g. second Auto
light (Adams) third Time. 1:+2A. Nincennes,
Rice and Wild Pirate also
(siX furlongs-Iass OF Iangdon a5 tWalsh).
J. won Theory lO9 (Coburn). TO s. second Bard
Burns tPrior) 10 third. Time. l:l5l Trentham,
Ilnwaho imp Iya Pirates Queen, NJ F. Tarpey, Rival
Dare Mountebank and Thurles also ran.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
CRICKET.
AUSTRALIA HAS SENT POWERFUL TEAM
TO ENGLAND

The Australian cricketers touring in Eng
land appear to have recovered their FORM and the
last two matches. OF which details have just been
received, indicate that they have powerful team
In their match against Notts, played at Trent
Bridge May s. and 10. they scored easy vic
tory. with an inning to spare, and ran up total
of almost 500 their inning J. J. Darling
the captain of the team. scored Us in this match
while a. ]. Hopkins and J. j. Kelly added 80 and
&C. respectively
The third game of the tour of the Australians
against Surrey at the Oval in London on May
r. l3 and IA. when the match won by an
inning and us after declaring with only o
wCkets down. In this game V Trumper scored lOl.
but the feature of the match the bowling OF
W. Howell who obtained , wickets for 23 runs in
the first inning. and for 80 in the second. The
first test match between the Australians and Eng
land will Re played Thursday Friday and Satur
day "A Birmingham.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
BIG WAVE SWEEPS SAILORS INTO SEA.

TWO OF THE CREW OF THE KRoNPRINZ WHICH
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. DROWNED.
Two sailors of the steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Bernhard Havehost and Albert Zilski. both
under twenty years old. swept over
board in midocean and lost in the course OF the
voyage. which terminated yesterday. The early
part of the voyage had been stormy. and it had
been necessary to keep the stOrmdoors at the
end of the promenade deck closed On May %
the storm had so far subsidized to permit the
opening of the heavy iron doors.
Havehost and Zilski were at work opening the
port door from the front side. when heavy
wave swept the starbOard bow and across
the ship II struck the two men. and in a
twinkling they were in the sea. Five life pre-
servers were thrown into the Cater, in the hope
that the men would see them and grasp them.
The speed of the steamer was reduced, and for
an hour and half she circled around the spot
where they had gone overheard The efforts
to rescue them unavailing. and nothing
further was seen of them. The passengers made
up a purse of $500 marks for the benefit of
their relatives in Bremen. They were
ried-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
POOL.
THE LAMBS DEFEAT THE sTROLLERs IN
THE AMATEUR TEAM TOURNAMENT

The invitation pool tournament of the Strollers
for the amateur team championship resumed at
the clubhouse No. 81 Madison-ave last night. The
Union Club drew bye, and therefore found it
necessary to play.
II. Booth. OF the Lambs, and Maximan B.
Zieger. of the Strollers team B. The match
aroused applause throughout, and was won by Mr.
Booth with a of 100 to "A. In the second
game Arthur Barry of the Lambs. defeated Joseph
De T. Lentilhon of the Strollers, by a score Of 100
10 81 The games tonight will be between the
Strollers first team and Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
NEW-YORK HORSES TAKE PRIZES.
MRS JOHN GERKEN's ENTRIES WIN AT
PHILADELPHIA SHOW.

MRS JOHN GERKEN'S ENTRIES WIN AT
PHILADELPHIA SHOW.
Philadelphia. May H.-The second day of the
open air exhibition of the Philadelphia Horse Show
Association at st. Martins Green. Wissahickon
Heights marred by rain, which fell almost
continuously during the hours of the exhibition.
The inclement weather kept the attendance down
to a mere handful Among the first prizes award
ed were the following:
Pair Of ponies Qn harness. not exceeding i3 hands
? inchesJ-P a. Il. Widener. IDS Vixen and Lady
Gibbie.
Pony stations u1 hands inches and not exceeding
han John Gerkens Doncaster Model
lie hands under IL hands inches
to poundsD-MTs. John Gerken's Wsubun
Hackneys the side of saddle
horseD-F J. KimbalIs Balhriggan
lin harness, over IL hands and not eN-
ceedng - hands inches suitable for road work in
cart phntonD-George B. Hume's team Of chest
gedings.
Jordans Lord Belfast Western star.
over. up carrying 200 pounds)-A. J. Cassatts
Clquot.
Pair Of harness. 142 hands and not exceed
ing shown before appropriate four wheel
vehiceJ-A J. Cassatts Charmer and Claire.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28

not so high. these races should be most exciting
because of the large number of we'll matched men
who will compete in them. The half-mile will be
a fine race. On Saturday there were several men
who did minutes. close to IL. Deming. of
Yale. the distance in 200 1-5, with Boynton and
Behr of Harvard. close up. At Philadelphia Klaer
covered the $50 yards in 200 35 with both Gill and
McMeekan within three yards of him. At Prince
ton Adst the half in 80 1-5. while Service of
California, must have done under 20., though he
was beaten rather handily.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
CORNELL OFF on EASTERN TRIP.

Ithaca. N. Y. May 27 CSpeciaD-The Cornell base
ball team left here tonight for the East to play
Harvard Holy Cross Brown and Williams. Har-
ward will be played Wednesday. at Soldiers
Field; Holy Cross Thursday. at Worcester:
Brown on Friday Providence. and Williams
Saturday, at Williamstown Twelve players, ac-
companied by Coach Hugh Jennings, Manager
Kinney and Assistant Manager Brown, taken.
With the exception OF J. B. Chase 'O3. pitcher. the
team is in splendid shape Chase is stil suffering
from the injury done his arm In the Princeton
game and II is doubtful whether he will be able to
pitch a full nine innings Jennings feels confident
OF victory the trip. the team has shown
marked Improvement in batting and fielding during
the last days
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
BILLIARDS..
ADORJAN INCREASES HIS LEAD IN THE
MATCH GAME WITH MORNINGSTAR

Julius Adorjan. the Hungarian expert, last night
increased his lead in the 1.500 point billiard game
with Ora Morningstar at Days billiard rooms
The playing for 800 points each night and
the game last night ended 800 for Adorjan to 23i
for Morningstar, making a grand total of 600 for
the foreigner 1870 for MOruingstar.
The contest interesting and close through
out, both playing in brilliant form. Adorjan's
average L. with high run of 81. Morning
star made average OF ga, with high run OF
IS The contest will be resumed tonight.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
la 4WN TENNIS.
TOURNAMENT OF KINGS COUNTY CLUB.

TOURNAMENT OF KINGS COUNTY CLUB.
The Kings County Tennis Club of Brooklyn will
hold its annual open tennis tournament June 2
on its courts Kingston-ave and Bergen-st., with
an increased entry list over last year.
The contests include mems singles and doubles
womens singles and mixed doubles and compet-
tons for consolation prizes Mems singles entries
close Friday with II. l.. Chapman, No. 81 Her
kimer-st.
Owing a misunderstanding by the delegates
representing the Kings County Tennis Club at a
recent meeting of the National Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, the draw Will not be seeded, first an
nounced
New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati. May 27.-In the race for two-year-old
maidens at four and one-half furlongs at Latonia
to-day. TWO Lick was played for good thing and
won easily being backed from Is to 5 to l. Sum-
mary:
First (seven furlongs)-Glinzen 10 Oh wilson,.
Esmond 1O2 (icInerney), = to / third Time ! :So11
Raphael George r.. King Tatus. Miss WandeIohr.
Mary Greenway and Little Hindoo also ran. ,. ,,o
-four and onehah furlongs)-Maghone. ITO
o. Martini TO /. Flora WillOughby, 40 CORN
ley) /. second Gerda. 10 (Woodward). 10 70 j,
third Time O:56is. Flash Of Night Mary Glenn,
I.ampshadc and Sanctssima also
Third (selng; mile and nifty yards)-Tragedy.
e5 ~ Hicks 3 Secunfus. 10l CGormleyl. Q
10 / 81. MARTINI. 13 TO o. third
Time I:48la. Phosphorus Pretty Rosie. Polly Bxby
ar Edna Garry also - -
Fourth Zone mle)-Jessie Jarboe; lol (Gormley)
3 81 (Gilmore), IL 20 D. second water
Edge q. Hicks) 10 1. third. Time. l:421t Jake
Land and Thornwild also ran.
Fifth and half furlonRs)-Two LICK 100
QoyynIng) 3 o Emelie Belle los CGormley). .
10 second; Ornadere. 105 CCroswaO is to 3, third
Time O:564. Fitzallen. Elmayo. Gloria Mundi.
susie Hall and Flora Simon also
sixth race SELLING: one mile and hfy yyardslTpH,oly Dolly
TIM to l. second: j. J. T. 10T Gormley) to third
Time 1:45&. Bafied Banquo II. Darlene and brandon
r