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HOUSTON TEXAS, FRIDAY JAMuARY 81, 1902.
y PAGES TODAY.
AMERICAN COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
ABROAD.

The alarm Of Europe at the commercial and manu-
featuring advance Of America is not without founda
ton.
Placed in new continent unbroIen to civilization
necessity drove the Americans to the mastery OF ma
teral things Having conquered nature in our own
country, we lave proceeded to sell to the world the
products OF the skin acquired in that struggle Paris
is to be lighted with gas made from American coal.
London runs her underground trains with American
electrical equipment American goods found all
over Europe successfully competing with European
goods in their home markets,
And not only are the civilized countries of Europe
made subject TO American progress but in uncvilized
lands as we'll are seen the works Of American enter.
prise The Americans built the bridge the At
bara in the Soudan and the steel yaduct across the
Gokeil gorge in India Our steel rails 20 to Vadiyo-
stock and Port Arthur for the Siberian railway.
The dry plains of Australia are irrigated by water
carried in American pipes. The watcrworks in the
cities of India American In Central Asia arc
American windmius. On the steppes of Russia are
Uganda railway in Africa was built by Great Britain
with American assistance Electric cars with Amert
can equipment run In the streets of Cairo From
American -four bread is baked in Palestine.
In Europe the American invasion has occnsionet
widespread alarm to statesmen and economists Amer
ican locomotives used to a great extent Ameri
can typewriters write words In many languages
American monographs and electrical appliances have
captured all markets American shoes. cotton goods
American everything are bought all over Europe
II the government would remove the protective tar.
E so that merchants and manufacturers would be
forced to sell to home cheap as they sell
abroad the prosperity of the United States would be
greater than that of any country the world ever saw
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HOUSTON DAILY POST. FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 81 1902

detat, and that empire a monarchy win super.
sede the republic
Everywhere, in all classes in all places there is
splendid display The equipages in the streets are
magnificent, the hotels palaces, the and
OF Paris dress with great fashion and expense.
The carriages of fashionable people gay blazoned
the horses respendenty harnessed the iveres Of
coachmen and foomen gorgeous. President Greyy
drove about in very unpretentious carriage without
escort President Louhet drives out in a carriage
that might royalty with gaudily dressed outrders
in gold trimmed jackets and escort of dashng cav
airy troops. The Blysee has been made magnificent
and the utmost display and ceremony have been in
troduced by all who have in charge the conduct of Ma.
tional affairs.
Private entertainments are said to have reached a
height Of extravaganza before known. dinner
was recently given by Partisan countess and Mar.
garet Duya the popular singer concealed all but
her face in the flowers which formed the center piece
of the table and sang for the entertainment of the
guests fete was recently giyon ut private house
on the Avenue du Bots de Boulogne at which Romeo
and Juliet was sung by the stars Of the opera No
comment is excited by things Of this sort with the
press or the people, although it is a comparatively
short time since the Duchess dUzes was censured on
all sides for the extravaganza Of giving ball when
people We're suffering from poverty The fashionable
life has extended over the country. The ruined cha.
tcauX Of France renovated and the gala days Of
the ancient regime are being revived.
Whether it means anything than that many
of the arlsocracy and bouIgeoise have grown pros
porous not be told The contrast between the re.
publican simplicity that prevailed for a long time and
the high living and splendid display now prevalent is
very marked.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The prince OF Wales has consented to visit Bristol on
March 10 the FIRST sod OF the dock Monmouth
which to be constructed by the city OF
Brander Matthews. after eighteen years OF waiting
finally been elected member OF the London Athenaeum
club he was originally named for membership by Matthew
Arnold nearly OF years ago.
Mrs Anna Conover formerly an american actress who
has been the soul OF campaign for preventing cruelty to
Paris cab horses has been officially listed decoration
with the cross Of the Legion OF Honor.
AZ the suggestion OF Alfred Moseiey OF London and
peal' president OF University college Eondon, special
commission will be England to hs country 40 i'm
qure into labor and the relations between masters
and labor unions
Rev Dr. Charles Nichols who achieved notoriety by
publishing list OF whom he regarded IS the elite of society
in the United States has been overwh offers from
yeeum bureaus and leeturng association define his views
OF what American society should consist.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

What does matter the people OF this district what
Congressman De Gtabcured did At the Tamnany cciebra
ton New York city What We would like 10 Know is
some things he has done for his dstrict,-iiUS POINT
Chronicle.
What should he have his district? What could
he have done his district What do YOU want for your
district What did Joe Bailey do for his district? What
did W. j. Bryan do tor his district when he was member
OF congress- The question should be what can member
dc or his country and il is well known that De Graten
reid has always been right every great issue and no
democrat IN congress has been his party How can
democrats afford 10 repudiatc who has been twice
ho9ored by ms parry with seat in congress ViRsboro
Htdt-d1tGkc
Smith, there Is food for thought in what YOU saw
some fellows who opposing be GaHeurcid seem 10
think that he should have turned the of Sabine and
caused them 20 up hill and the whole thing has been
sprung here the last weeks, NJ some Of these fel
lows who opposing De stYenuousy will ten some
thing other Texas congressman has done or thar any
democratic congressman has done they might cur moro
ice than they are as il is-Wooi County Neag
il is probable that Mr. De Graienreid has done all that
was possible for him to do for his district and people
and that is all that any could ask.
q &
ia ninety-nine Of hundred when a congress-
man refuses to leave his post OF duty in Washington 10 20
10 ms district % the risk OF being defeated he is PLAY
-GteeHuic Banner
The Banner has il down about right But may not hi,
ne the one in which II amt good politiesso far ne
man 70 conduct his campaign from distance letting snsp
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TnE disposition of the people Of Galveston help them
selves in securing protection against storms by investing
IN the bonds TO be i5sucd Tor the erection of a wall
should insure the the project for il the taking
up of these bonds proves great undertaking for them
such portion thereof may be beyond their capacity to
sorb can easily he ovcsubscrbcd many times by the people
OF the state at large whose interest in the prosperity of
Galveston than relative Furthermore the example
Galveston is setting this matter would Ii generally fol-
lowed keep at houc deal OF money annually
East never 60 return in the shape on county and
municipal bonds acquired by outside investors that should
have been purchased by persons of means within the State
I>r ~pon >to2 certainly sounds 6shy.
prc.msG pistol totng penitcntary ofense will not
break lhc habit mp long urie continue to overlook
che a" which provides chat penal seryitude the galows
Shall be the result Of pistol using.
ONE of the signs spring ue rise in the price
of beet
fE ratio OF increase in population is now greater in
the South than the North but this is just the orernner
of the avalanche that viii when the possibilities Of
his section are fully recognized
Us REFERRING New FORKS tunnel disaster, kindly say
which
Tur way Andrew Lang jumps On Kplns is perhaps not
caused by the fact that Andrew referred to as
the Aanueled fools the wicket bun then again perhaps
it is.
Lasl forget say it yeti These days arc wet;
these days
or COURSE Roosevelt win uphold the decision Of the
court in the Sehley knew this as it was
reported that the president had consulted loug about
New YopE and Cleveland should Try to tunnel out from,
under their regulations
oJura thugs have rather kept us FRONT watching him
very closely, but If Attorney General PhjauIcr KnoN has
done ANYTHING to the TRUSTS we haven't heard of it
Ma Wulo pet some apologies il he will send his
address to the Philippines.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFI ES
FRED AN ME

guess Fred an me was tough when W. 49,
lough, yes we were in them oil DAYS gone H. usi
Last night met two brothers, little lads "
An one sayin' Honey please don, ,
thought q Fred an me, o that OF day
An visions half forgotten swiftly rose
If one O us went cryin' bout his plav
Tn other one reached an poked his NO..
They want no Honey, please do this er NO,
They want no erwin; f | walked IN =. lG1,
Asqualin' over dreams in sleep beeot
When he walked up had ter stop er fight,
An If he'd put his arm around me so
An tried ter soothe away my midnight sc,x
Id ha' riz up an soaked him one know.
They'd shore a-been trouble then an, 49,
But if some bigger Teller come erong
Proud of his size fer trouble nothn' lo.,h
Then we was one an doubly armed an strong,
III Teller at scrapped one of us scrapped boibl
Vacation time was one long joyful scranI
A-swimmn', payn' ball and hoolin' tbinv,
How childhood fingers in fond mem'ry's Ian
An how oil recollections comes an clings
We warnt good badness knew no stint
never called him "Honey"-mostly "ShFn
Some things at he called me won't do ter nri,,.
No, us kids wasn't good; us kids was touphi
Il Il
An Ohio complains bitterly because MIS- wa. 49,.
twice with the same man Some people can't stand the I
bit of monotony. ~ saN
The motto OF the Boston woman reads az ~ mo H.,
the beans of the nation and not who makes i , e
A young of Salt Lake had doctor outline ~ Ns
ton OF his heart with ndebe ink then he went home r
shot at it four times without hitting it. He must bav. %
too far away from himself when he pulled the trigger
The Iowa man who had injured eye replaced r. q
rabbits ought never to be deceived by Havar. i
cabbage. u
supposed consumptive down East saved his N. !,
coughing nickel Russell Sage. would never saw, X
Life in that ="
Schwab on request from Francis Joseph for apoh
visit sent back word that he was too busy He out. =
have put in little overtime rather than hurt the old mans
feelings. rsassME%%
nVHIT INSSSS LaDGHr-
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,r h,s ren,,biiean administration to bank The
machine remains its engineer and organist still lives but
the administration longer sits in the organ lott and blows
the bellows Mr. Hanna is a very able and aggressive
,rereiaI traveller nasquerading statesman but he
viii not be able to buy any option the presidency Tor 1904
His bicycle has puncured its tire
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LUXURY IN FRANCE.

Paris at the present time and in all France there
tegree of luxury and DESTINATIONS display Of
such as has not been witnessed since the sec
pire.
'egree OF splendor has grown TO such an extent
xd political prophets to forecast another coup
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Come, stack arms men, pile on the rails;
Stir up the campfire bright
No growing if the canteen fails,
Wen make roaring night.
Here Shenandoah brawls along
There burly Blue Ridge echoes strong,
TO swell the brigade's rousing song
OF Stonewall Jackson's way.
We see him now-the queer slouched hat
Cooked DER his eye askew;
The shrcwd, dry smile the speech so pat,
So calm, blunt, so true
The "Blueght Elder" knows EN- we'll
Says he, That's Banks he's fond of she'll.
Lord save his soul Well give him -" Well
That's Stonewal Jackson's way.
Silence Ground arms Kncel ALL Caps off
Old massas going to pray
Srangle the fool that dares to scott;
Attention It's his way,
appealing from his native sod
I'm lorna pauperis to God;
Lay bare thine arm Stretch forth thy rodi
Amenl" That's Stonewall's way
He's in the saddle now Fall ini
Steady The whole brigade.
HIS at the ford, cut off we'll win
His way out, ball and blade
What matter If our shoes arc worm
What matter if our feet are tornS
Quick step We're with him before morn
That's Stonewall Jackson's way.
All maiden, wait and watch and yearn
For news OF Stonewas band,
All widow read with eyes that burn,
That ring upon thy hand
Nh wife sew on, pray on hope on.
by life shall not be all forlorn;
The foe had better ncer been born
That gets in Stonewalls way
John Williamson Palmer in Washington iim'A
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Us oeeupatIon aone.

Hopkins County Democratl mns
witty exchange says the Of Houston ~, s.ss 4
out OF business for few days--that there esoh'
murder there for week
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oambIsd In the Mronn PIaoe.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune) pssr
brethren Carnegie and Morgan have repIoVsee " ii
sehwah Tor monkeying with the tiger at Monte o.N .
course Wall Street is the only rightfu place 70 GAM
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Brcnham Columbian.

i's written in the book OF fate that when tue g
time comes, gentle Annie, Colonel O. T. Holt VIII : n
hnest mayor OF the finest city in Texas. This meas LIZ
overthrow Of eliques and ward politicians whose
Tor the oaYes and fishes is Unsuitable and the estaos
OIL clean and wholesome city government
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Read Up.
Hamilton Herald.)

ne Waco Times Herald asks If Joe Bailey IS nei s ii
s'uonist How silly Go and read his speech as So t
inc democrats in congress in opposition to the pnsS
Go, resdt
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Hopkins County Echo.

The Houston Post favors three-year compulsory - -
ment IN the regular army for all pistol toters aud ae
News says that will never do as Uncle Sam can not -
tain standing Of 100000, This is better wy
get rid Of the surplus than pensionng expresdents
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damn No L0naer supreme.
portland oreeonihu. REM

The death OF President MCKINLEY was the beginning OF
INC end OF the Hanna maehiue becabse while Hanna still
an able and aggressive individual keree in pOIes he no
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ly touch with IS Colonel L. E. Dumouln OF the srs,o
eon frightened on regiment ana eight were killed AM
urklsh soldiers IN seven men wounded
STONEWKLL JAcKSoN'S WAY,

Today is the anniversary of the birth of Tboma, ,,s
son Jackson who born at Clarksburg w Va January
1894 This famous poem is reprinted as tribute 10 n.
man who perhaps the most brilliant soldier and leader
soldiers that this country produced Jacksons military
science summed up in the maxim, "To move swiftly
strike vigorously and all the fruits of victory Is ii.
secret of successful war; his practical philosophy in the
noble What is life without honor?" OF the verses
printed below which form of the moss striking literary
memorials OF the civil it has been said that man mus.
be great TO have such song written of him"
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TALKING ABOUT HOUSTON.
La Porte Herald

La Porte Herald
Houston is have an ordinance prohbihns =
pectorating the sidewalks. Next they will be a'A
visitors to clean their feet before entering the city
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description, aVhether IN
tended for c Business Editorial Department should PC
sidad and all checks drafts tHoHeyorderS ETC. made Pay
able 10 "THE HoUsToN PRINTING CoMrAEY
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION

r. M JOHNSToN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
@. j. PALMER. Observation-Disclosures Vice President
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FOREIGN oFFICES-Eastern business Office AZ, a., As
A. 49, ~ Tribune building New York (he > = BeekTtn
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency Office OF Washington Ger
respondent Room IL Ames building, I4io y street ~ W.
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TR4VELING 6CENTS--C. S. Z. Holland Auditor L.
r. Holland A. w. Palmer and B. B. Throop
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fIg ratio OF increase in population is now greater in
the South than in the North but this just the orerunner
of the avalanche that will when the possibilities OF
thi, section fully recognized.
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ONE of the sorcs' signs OF spring e rise in the price
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IHN tiTon slo9 certainty sounds 6sby.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-04
ROBINSON OPENS COURT.

Judge Robinson called jury yester-
day morning ard in the afternoon went
over the calendar of civil cases. In
spite of Humphreys attacks upon the
two judges holding court concurrently,
Judge Robinson viii continue to hear
jury cases.
Yesterday the civil calendar up to and
including number 100 was called, and
those cases in which the attorneys were
ready were set for hearing.
Judge Robinson excused from service
the following jurors C. Bellman, J.
f. Bowler, Robert A. Carlyle, John Ka-
manaoulu, Chas. A. Kash and Chas.
Marques. The last named juror was
not of age.
The case of Wilder Steamship Co VS..
w. H. Pain was set down for trial on
Wednesday.
The following cases are set down for
hearing before Judge De Bolt on We'd
nesday: Nos g. s, 10. 16, and Il.
SUES FOR MERGENTHALER.
d. W. Anderson has brought suit
against the Grieve Publishing Co. to
fcreclose the mortgage on Mergen-
thaler linotype machine bought for the
use of the Republican. Plaintiff al
leges than on December II, 1900 the
respondent being indebted to the Mer-
genthaler Linotype Co. of New York
for $3.50 gave eight promissory notes
for $29S.75 each, giving mortgage to
secure their payment. These notes
We're on October TO- 1902, assigned to d.
w. Anderson. -Four of the notes have
been paid but the three notes becom-
ing due March 20, 1902, June 10th, 1902,
ana September goth, 1902. have not been
paid, and though demand has been
made upon defendant, he has failed and
neglected to do so.
Complainant alleges that there is now
due him 81, 1875 with per cent. interest
from December II, 1900, and asks that
the amount be ordered paid or that
the mortgage be foreclosed, and the
machine sold to satisfy his claim.
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THE
Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
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Commercial and Savings De-
paYtments.
Strict attention gwen TO all
branches of Banking.
yuad Building Fort Street
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The Y0kOnQnQ specie Bunk Lid

HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
interested Allowed.
On fixed deposit for L. months, per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposit for s months. S1s per
cent per an am.
On fixed deposit for 3 months, per
cent per annun1.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills OF Exchange, issues Draits
and Letters of Credit, and transacts
general banking business.
Branch # Yokohama Specie Bank
New Republic building, Honolulu, n. L.
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NEED
4 TRUSTEE
Sumner Dernurs to
Petition OF
Bishop.
JUDGE ROBINSON
CALLS CALENDAR
Will Continue to Hear Jury Gases
In Spite of Humphreys
Attacks.

| John K. Summer yesterday filed a de-
| murrer to the petition of his trustee.
| Bishop Gulstan Ropert, who asks that
he be allowed to resign, and that a
new trustee be appointed in his place.
Sumner is now represented by Ma
COON & Peters, who a few weeks ago
were trying to have him declared in
sane, and placed under guardianship.
Sumner alleges that the court has no
Jurisdiction, inasmuch as the trust
created by the deed was voluntary, and
revocable at the pleasure of the grant
or, John X. Sumner. 1t is also stated
that no request has been made of sum
ner by said Gulstan F. Ropert to be re-
lieved of the trust, or to tave sub
stitute named in his place, and that it
does not appear that Sumner has not
requested complainant to terminate the
trust, and reconvey the property to
John K. Sumner.
1t is further set out that the $4,000
received from the Oahu Railway Co.
did not become part of the trust, nor
does it appear that the $4,000 now in
the hands of Bishop & Co. should be
subject to the trust. 1t is further init
mated that the will mentioned has been
revoked.
Maria S. Davis and R. w. Davis also
defendants, demur on the same
grounds.
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BISHOP &CO.. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Banking Department.
Transact business In all departments
OF banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.

Commercial and Travellers Letters of
Credit issued on the Bank of California
and N. II. Rothschild & Sons, London.
Correspondents: The Bank of Califor-
MIA, Commercial Banking Co. OF sgd
ney, Ltd, London.
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COURT NOTES.

An answer has beer filed by ]. A
Magoon to the suit of Frederika Nolte
for damages for trespass. Magoon
claims that he was within his rights
and was entitled to ingress and egress
over the lands of plaintiff, and says
that in tearing down the distractions
in his way he simply abated private
nuisance.
Cecil Brown has petitioned for dis
charge as administrator of the estate
of VIM Meyer. An inventory shows
the property to be worth $2.41S.35.
NJ. 7. Sfmonton has reported upon the
eighth and ninth accounts of ]. A. Ma
coon, administrator of the estate of
William Brash, finding them to be
correct.
In the divorce libel of Emily c. VIII
iiams VS.. E. a. Williams, Hbellee has
moved to set aside service on the
ground that the summons is defective.
+ An answer making general denial has
been filed in the case of J. Hayashi VS..
F. Twata. counter claim of s171649
also being set up.
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Accountant Department.
Savings Department.
Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
SILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street.
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Drafts ana saDls transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India. Australia and
China.