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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

TO make them crimes and punish by contempt proceedings
all who controvert his position.
II Judge Jackson is sustained by the United States SUI
pene court then free speech is fiction in this entire eou-
try and Russian methods are distanced The writ of in
junction has been enlarged step by until at last red
era Judge has been found considers almost anything ne
dslkes crime to be punished by imprisonment
The present cutlery against the West Virginia Judge IS
Illogical for John Jay Jackson but following in the loot
steps of the orginators of government by injunction
Thoughtful OF both parties in congress led by Senator
toar attempted to limit and define the power OF injunction
IN criminal cases but the pluocratc influences that eono
the senate quickly put end this effort 1t rests
with the United States supreme whether Ame
can principles Of the past the modern injunction OF the
John Jay Jackson sort is supreme The issue moment
Gus one TO this country 1t only personal 70 the I'M
prisoned miners but II touches mans fundamental
rights as they have long been praeced and understood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The Champion Changer.
New York Evening Sun.

New York Evening Sun.
young woman who enjoys the reputation Of being
lucky in the matter of eectng exchanges IN sundy drv
goods and millinery items that have lost charm once
paid Tor halted by friend with the request that She
would induce certain firm in the city out one dozen
bottles OF polish Tor tan shoes instead Of liquid backing thew
had sent by mistake She agreed do So and evced her
rare good nature by Offering to return the rejected goods in
person. "
at the firm with which she had transacted the noisb c
change Why never had such time in my life" she ex
planned AZ FIRST they refused point blank said YOU
even bought 1t there but finally succeeded should never
go to Smiths again ii were you" ~
But my dear didn't buy it at Smiths bought it at
For a minute the champion changer" looked ,--,o5
men she remarked artlsssy, We'll they changed it any,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
A Sample of Fashionable Talk.

From Newport Letter.
took the trouble yesterday jot down snatch Of fash
ionable talk exactly it delivered Here it is;
You DON'T to tell me that SWEET, DEAR Mrs.
Jones is coning-How CAN she be CRUEL. so ABB
SURDLY INCONSIDERATE-who Yes, so l heard but
you never CAN tell everybody so PROVOKtNGLY alb
surd--But l know the most DELICIOUS-Oh, you DID!
ISN'T IT QUANTITIES. indeed, very, VERY
much there-And it WAS hot--SIZZLING-I do AS
SURE you. l NEVER the like in ALL myPOSI-
lively the INFINITELY, WRETCHEDLY, ABB
SURD time POSSGBLE-ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS-
you never, NEVER would DREAM Of the POSSIBILITY
oh there's DEAR Constance Wentworth--ISN'T she just
WICKEDLY sweet-my love- where EVER DID you learn
to be so BEWITCHINGLY, PREPOSTEROUSLY, DBL
OUSLY PRETTY7
OF course there charming and mentally alert
here and during the of the OF the brain
lest i'll the world here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The New New York.
August Century.

First in significance among the changes making or soon
be wrought in Manhattan must be put the and pro
ected railway tunnels the East river bridges holding GOOD
second place Next these the erection such mag
nihcent buildings the Episcopal cathedral the public libra
and its many branches the proposed pooce and Gus
house the chamber of and the stock exchange
The municipalities contribution to the growing greatness OF
the city restricted the building of bridges but in
cudes the Geological park and Botanical garden sites and
buildings brdgeways and vaduc parks and parkways i'm
proved school and fire houses recreation piers piers for
commercial purposes free baths public comfort stations and
smooth street paverients.
Private initiative provides university and college
buildings churches club houses and theaters hotels and
that rival the Of Babel only in height but in the
linguistic diversity of their occupants This lavish expend
OF wealth and energy both collective and individual
result within very few in the creation of r
ualy New York And II we succeed in retaining d,
enlightened local government and the amonons OF the Mu
ncpa Art society and the municipal commission are
duly needed the proposed cenennia celebration of the dis
covery of the Hudson river will find prouder Than
have had be of the magnificent city that in
three centuries has been reared on Manhattan island
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Don't stand around and declare that the tow j
when there is evidence OF l'fe and activity on all sta
up crack your heels together and declare that GaiT:
the best town in the State. Do that and you sa =
others-G0ines1ule Register.
If we were to do that we might be accused b
Houston
A cigar has been named after Mary Nolan. Z
who use it have to plagiarize her toothbrush can'
One would think that cigar named after NV'
have tendency to bite
The Brady Sentinel, J. II. Matthews pubishr y
completed its twenty second year 1t has The fos'a'
ulations. May its shadow never grow less
Pistol toters in Texas get $,s. Louisiana hn 4 Y
state skinned mile The digntaries that ad0 ~ " NJ
OF the louisiana courts seldom sock 1t to EN- les ~
--Crouley Signal ,..,.
Don't accuse us of being skinned until you s as i
Our judges; $3s is the minimum in Texas iof ua =
Orange Daily Tribune.
In Houston they get fined $500 if they hipa
negroes.
Texas editors are preparing to turn over n'I ~
young person with ink on his face and comsy Z y
Tor good time at the expense of the STOCK ia's
Fort Woyth Telegram.
he devil
a
The Beaumont Enterprise has enlarged 70 y. I.
and looks better. The Enterprise is good p'Vs :
is good fellow
The Erath Appeal has celebrated it's iouln . !, I.
enlarging to six column quarto The wids : ~
Erath's citizens and the husting qualities u vi
cent, the Appeals publisher, have made inc p ,u
almost from the start. Stephenville and Fran
be congratulated, as is the Appeal.
Z "a
1t is said butter is being made from
Next l-PdleSfine ViSitor. "a I'D
man we know makes both his preau o.
OF it.
=. Waco will be old business this fall an' ~
Ifmes-Herdid. -. ~
And Houston will as usual be new Op'''
OF it.
II man was shut up as closely as lae X, vca2 Y
cramped into such life Of Loneliness
three years.-,Sdh Artonio Light r.,t IN
Still, 1t is said that great many men ~
Rockport is now marketing some Oh And And g1ps-
have ever been raised in this section gu.
-RoekPort Enterprise.
And fish stores-gee whiz
East Texas is the poor mans Parau,' -. 4, df'7
And like other possessors of pair Wv
craps.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
EDUCATING THE HORSE.
(From the Chicago Tribune


The governors of the Automobile Club OF America have
issued an address which shows commeudaLe consideration
tor the rights OF the public Automobile dealers are urged
instruct their carefully in the use of the ma
chimes they have purchased Automobiles themselves are
urged TO exercise the greatest possible moderation and dis
cretion IN last driving Otherwise the sport will be injured
Al thus is good The governors content however
with general eNpostuatny They do little specific suggest
ing VIII every member OF the Automobile club put in an
hour every morning trimming the horses in his community to
better understanding OF the horseess carriage Ii he can
not 90 the thing himself will he have his driver do 1t VIII
he then report to the secretary OF the on September
the number of horses he has succeeded training and the
general effect his work has hadf
Ii automobers will take this advice they will he Amusing
but they will also be beneftng their neghbors There
many msadyentures just present which are due entirely IN
he ignorant and uneducated horse Time will bring the
horse to hut it would not be at all repret,h Il %
could be little bit anticipated The governors of the Auto
mobile club have the right attitude They are anxious 10
make automohing as clean and honorable as any in the
whole list "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The Country Paper.
Nacogdoches Senti

Nacogdoches Sentinel
One Of the large city papers says an editorial that is
between the lines very conceted The country newspaper
plays very small part in the worlds affairs Our large
contemporary Of No and nobody plays
large part in the worlds affairs president king synd
cate nation Even the paper which makes the remark
could he swept out Of existence and subscribers would all
be taking another paper the week Relatively the
paper is important than the city paper The editor
knows all his subscribers their troubles his and he re
joces in their good fortune Next the doctor and the
clergyman, the country editor is turned in affection ard
happiness and is always working for the good of his sec
ton whereas the city paper usually syndicate and while
accompshcs larger results the subscriber would
as think OF going congress for sympathy personal
recognition as 10 city daily. The unknown fame"
weeklie that play such small part in the worlds affairs
have done to Texas than perhaps any other
power except perhaps the railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
TALKING ABOUT HOUSTON.

negro at Houston fined 5000 for carrying pistol
recently II they all fined in like would not
have many pistol toers and less crme.BdSob Fidctc
The police fine Houston for carrying pistol has
been advanced 5000 by the police Judge The penalty in
many if such heavy fine imposed in III Paso
would result in imprisonment because of lack
pay the price But many who could pay 5000 packs
pistol and escapes punishment Every goes armed
does with the intention of shooting under cond
tions, and those conditions much apt come to
who is armed than who is made conservative and
careful by lack Of weapon-E! PaSo Daily Ncsas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
WoULp MAKE FREE spEFcn A r1cr1nN
lFrom the Birmingham Ars.Her.idN -0N

~ - -, ~, ','61''. NC TIvTaIdJ
ne 'emarka9e District Judge John Jay Jackson of West
Virginia has at length reached the distinction or odr mat
the njunetonss have long had in view He has attacked
the night OF assenbage and Of agitation the part of the
employee This remarkable Judge has advanced government
by Injunction TO dangerous point He says in substance
that those who endeavor to organize OF given
legislature of West Virginia forbds such an act lie goes
Out OF ms way to denonnee not individual but as
fe1ai udse professional set of agitators organizers
dissatisfaction" ~ ~
In substance this remarkable Judge decides that the Gre
ang OF union and the creating OF dissatisfaction are crimes
mat he Is authorized TO recognize and to regulate He
whole legislature In himself These are not crimes under
any known law but the remarkable John Jay Jackson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
America Rediscovered.

NcW IoFK Oommercial Advertiser
He is foreigner and has been studying us as,id,o,.,v
of inc last ten days he girl who likes to know asLed hin
ms impressions What had struck him most forcbly ab
New York? What had particularly attracted HE aGou
And what did he think OF the much-advertised Aoro
oregner-and then said grayely The row yo, %
ABOUT sot coal surprised me than anything else T
neara, 'mnk' What struck me hardest we're those %
TsuySs M quite sure, we're the little feet Of the Id
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

by such disturbances but the public consumers suf
fer because of the paralyzing of great industry The
remedy to be in the enactment Of laws requiring
compulsory arbitration under judicial supervision.
Some remedy must be found. The arbitration remedy
is suggested to the statesmen Of our country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Trust" erlgas' Anguish

Ohlcago Chronicle
In order TO avoid confusion and ;
should be stated that the Gsgs who is giving yran
uSrespeeul sentiments respecting trusts and ,noro"o 10
cratic congressional committee That i Oh ,ne demo
3o '" OF New Jersey would of course, cut o b s'io
.onsue II 1t should say anything that would canc m own
reels the ksenes anguish and regret that the mat he
congressman, ' performances of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
SOME LEADING EDITORIALS.
INCREASE IN SMALL PLANTS.
(From the Portland Oregonau.)

Big the and plentiful immense corpora
tons becoming. il is wise bear mind that small
plants also increasing in number In the place
hundreds of profitable technical industries that trusts
have captured and in the things could not
consolidate and control The profit be from them
any given locality too small engage cupidy OF
trust and sufficient amply repay the enterprise and
industry of small operator. New inventions are creating
industries almost daily and in the exploiting of these
the with technical education and small CAPITAL finds
plentiful opportunities for steady occupation and satisfactory
The bears this theory in the city OF
Chicago where there were bur manufacturing establish
ments III 1890 there in than ao3 or
increase OF nearly per But the average amount
OF capital to the establishment per less in 1000
than in $780, which shows that plenty found chances
TO invest their brains, skill and small capital good enter
prises The do all nearly 90 600 facto
ries in Chicago the majority in San Francisco or Port
land The purchasing individual grit kecnness and
may be somewhat curtaled by the trstsdoubtcs
is, but il is destroyed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
A Hebrew Not Necessarily a Jew,

To the Editor OF the NASHVILLE American.
The question: what Judaisme has been asked and an
swered number OF times We raise a new question W.
ask "Who is lew3" person is not born lew He is
Jew by education. One may be born Hebrew us, n
same as one may be born Hindoo. But by education Hi
doc could be Jew, and Hindoo could be Mohammedan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The Fourth Lar
Macon Telegraph.

Macon Telegraph. LA. d u
Some one has said there are three .,,;.tics lis
common liar the damned liar and s.s d ~ 2,
fourththe Pharisee who has the eouls Iii isf 10
and lies by inuendo. There is deeper
Ananas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Didn't Think Of II,
clarksville Times.

vi mat sT naI OIL well fire which ragged at enning, m
have thought Of asking oOs1 81 $4,000 Nobody
e Ooiohel Hogg TO spit on I,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Found the Difference.
San Antonio Express.

NaII FNIIIOHIo Express.
Dallas has probably discovered that - :;
easier to have local eonaasraon than to fire great deal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

DO permit yourself to grow sad" says Snap Shots
We don't We take Snap Shots for breakfast Iamperng
dinner. We live smiles Who udnt?-H1deo Times
Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The Trials of an Alabama Editor


=. wv. we arc trying to get money to pay cash for
help in this sudable enterprissi Friends won't you
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
TAMPERING wITH -;
BY j. M. LEWIS.
YESTERDAYS

veet<,S
Don't like pestern o. Tb.s asui
But them days where ch;,s
Interests me mighty much 50 PLAN
Interests me, yes, thev A.,
Yeste days an heaven torsS
LORD dear Lord, it's I'm T., y
Lord, dear Lord it Is, VII -,
Make me gladden. toad
II Yehll show me them ae,.,
IT Jest point me down ~,
Attn lead me where thew 49,. ssu
ANY oil road so its is-
Be it rough, err near. ar r.,
II Jes grin an hit TIL sr,,t
Lord, l knows some plea.s,,
When I've got there yes s.n
Lord, amongst the yeste'd.v. WI
All tn fellers at knew
Wait fer me; Id like ter IA,
Lord, one promise op'v a.,
If Yeh want EN-, Lord, IN au.
But 81 me them when Yop'r. ~,
Lord, gi' me them I'D 90
Right erway, Lord would ;,s..,,
Find rag an wrop my toe N''u'
My big toe at useter bleed
Where | studded her Iord -,
r. Must Wui,,i know where the child'en D, wv
II Iehd see me paw tn dust ps"
Foint tn road ter yeste DAYS,
,,,d Ike ,.r II. m
Tord tn place wbers .h.
Like ter see TIL OF ROAD A.. ey are kept
Where tn lazy river SILENT
An dear Lord kro, n'
AT 'ud like ter tread them wss',
Lord, + I'm gon ter grin some rns.
just must nave them yestedaysl
4
THE VERY THING
~ wonder what Whito,o,, p.,, w.,
breeches now" '>S'u VIII 90 with isx
them 10 some Young lad,, of hi W MAKE bit h a
into bathing suit. ;" ''' ae4oaih'ance to III
MARY MLANE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
EDITORIAL PlCkuPs.

Mrs. Fitzsmmons says Bob will surely win the fight II
he doesn't he knows what he may when he home
--NeJU York World.
Fitz lost eries in the eighth round but the world
will know what round he lost Mrs. Fitz-Daia
Democrat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos t1o1, 1908, to5, 1907 and 1ioe Franklin Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
THE VERY THING

Il wonder what Whitelaw Reid will do u, Nv
breeches now?" w WIN IN
Don't know, but if he wants to make III. Y
them TO some young lady of his acquaintans. Y q
into bathing suit" IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

Entered at The Posoce al Houston Texas Seeord-Cias
Mail Matter,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

G. ]. PALMER. Observation-Disclosures Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

DEyERY the FUNNIEST chief Of police New York had
trying make himself boss of 1ammany If he succeeds
will mean Tammany for only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

The government at Washington is trying to figure out
how the Russian anti conference will be a good thing
for American manufacturers. 1t is be hoped that will
but II il does it won't be very much anti-trus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

Texas oil is certainly hot stuff and it may be that in
order it fuel Uncle Sans warshps viii have be
constructed especially for ii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

Those American train robbers have been captured in
Mexico and is probable that they will be shot while try
ing to escape"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

REruBLcANs disagree legislation. What they
is the knowledge Of how deliver the octopus good
swift punch without any danger of the octopus knowing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

II that New Yorks negro baitngs only equalc
~ her Hebrew baitings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

AS action against the trusts there is no doub
hat Fhilander is admirably conservative
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
MARY M'LANF.

Listen to this extract from Mary MeI,,,, I,
am intensely thankful for my two good leps and i.
Of them under my short skirt when. as now n, y
out beyond the pale of civilization" ~ y
'Mary's good legs are all right the only liz i.
has got coming is because they bring her back
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-13
NOT UNANIMOUS EXACTLY.

Judging from the way the Hartford Times is hammering the new consti- tuition, and advising it's readers to vote against it. one would have an idea that the editor of that paper was just a little bit afraid that the Yes vote might win out The Democrat has no such fear, and if present indica- tions amount to anything the bill will be defeated to l. Perhaps the Times would like to see a unanimous No yote-Waterbury Democrat.
 The Times is not so desirous of sec ing a unanimous vote against the new constitution as it is to see a vote re corded which represents the actual sentiment of the people of the state. We are also highly desirous of having it shown that the people of this state are not indifferent in regard to such an important question as is involved in the ratification or defeat of this constitution. We wish to see vote cast against the new constitution which will teach the little-town advo- cates much needed lesson and will be lasting demonstration of the in- telligence and public spirit of the men who do the work in our foundries and factories and who consume the pro- ducts of our farms.-Hartford Times.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-13
READY FOR THE CORPS.
All the Drummers and Fifers of Note
 to Be Here Tomorrow.

 All the Drummers and Fifers of Note
 to Be Here Tomorrow.
 Si Tompkinss has completed all ar- engagements for the big drum corps car- nival and parade in this city tomorrow afternoon, under the auspices of the Sacred Heart drum corps. The largest number of drum corps which has ever been in parade in this city will be in the line of march, which will be as fol- lows: The drum corps will form in line on the north side of the green; they will countermarch up West Main street past the City hali. where they will be reviewed by the mayor and other city officials; thence they will march to Bank, to Meadow, to South Main. to East Main, to the Sacred Heart church: thence they will countermarch to the center, where all the corps will board the trolley cars which will carry them to the Driving park, where all kinds of amusements will take place. On East Main street the corps will consolidate and all will play Yankee Doodle.y
 The committee in charge of the ar engagements for the parade and carnival Is as follows: Joseph NJ. Gleeson, chair man: J. F. Kenny, secretary: S. T. Mitchell. treasurer; J. W. Lynch. w. Russell. J. Leeney. J. Tiernan. D. Cros- by, M. Doyle, NJ. Clark, c. J. Lynch, D. Shea.