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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05
.MORMONISM IN EUROPE
Latter Day Saints Have Secured a FoOthOld
All Over Continent
Mr.. LYMAN MAKES A STATEMENT
Suspected Of Various Phases of Wrong Dolng but the
Pleads Not Guilty for the Denomination.
Annual Meeting Today,
Especial to The Post)

London October 4-Reports concerning the pro-
gress of Mormonism in Europe win be made at to.
morTows annual conference OF Latter Day Seints in
London. Elder Francis NJ. Lyman Of Salt Lake City,
president OF the foreign missions department Of the
Utah church. win tell the delegates that the doctrines
of Smith and Young now firmly planted in Great
Britain, Germany Scandinavia Holland Turkey,
ganization that supports the hundred elders owns
extensive property in various capitals and is recog
nzed generally the most aggressive religious move
ment in Europe.
Speaking to the correspondent today. Mr. Lyman
said while we have been longest established and
are strongest in England and Scandinavia our ram
parts everywhere throughout monarchial and re-
publican Europe We SIN pioried polygamists
and foreign intruders, Notwithstanding that have
long abandoned both the act and the advocacy Of
plural marriages and pray as zeaously Tor kings and
kaisers as for the president OF the United States.
Germany and Switzerland suspect us OF being an
emigration society in disguise, intent on peopng
Western America with Mormon recruits That is not
mission, We spiritual propagandists. 1t is
true gathering people. because we believed
God appointed the United states to be the land OF
Zion wherein the hngdcIa of heaven on earth will
be re-established in the latter days but not
urging any Europeans TO leave their homes. on the
contrary. we want them to stay there and spread the
gospel of Mormonsm among their own people.
MANY thousands annually voluntarily fleeing
from oppressive conditions and coming under our
auspices IN the United states and Canada. They are
the best cOionists In the world. President Dla2 of
Mexico Sir Wilfrid Laurier premier of Canada, the
governors of Utah. Idaho Montana Wyoming and
Washington contemplates something than sym
hardy men and women. capable OF subduing the sage
brush, Young and his followers reclaimed the
deserts of Utah"
Lyman ridicules all efforts to make the Mormon
church responsible for the murder committed by Wi
liam Hooper Young ia New York on the basis of blood
atonemeut He says the murderer is a renegade Nor.
man. who long ago disavOwed The church lie de.
clares that the only blood atouement Mormonsm ad.
vocatea is capital punishment authorized by law
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A MONUMENT TO M. lola.
preyfus Has Given sixty Dollars Toward the Fund
For Its Erection.

For Its Erection.
Paris October 4.--The subscriptions to the fund
for monument to NJ. lola have reached the sum
OF $4,000 including $50 from former Captain Dreyfus
and $50 each from his two brothers and his father
inlaw.
It is estimated that 10000 members OF various
societies Will take part in the funeral procession
Zoas body the arrival Of the cortege at the
terry will be placed a Catarfalque around which
the members of the family and intimate friends of
the dead novelist will group themselves. After the
oraons have been delivered the delegations attend
ing win be allowed to file past, followed by the general
public. The body will then be replaced In the hearse
and conveyed to a temporary vault.
The pail bearers will be NJ. Chaumce and Her
Halevi. Oytaye Marabeau, the deceaseds publishers;
Charpener and Fasquee, and NJ Briatt, in behalf Of
the miners.
General Percin chief of the cabinet of minister OF
war has replied TO the letter of Count Bon De Caste
lane who called the generals attention to the pub
shed statement that he shook hands with Dreyfus at
the lola residence yesterday The general denled that
he shook hands with Dreyfs and said Count Boni
the only person who took the rumor seriously. The
count responded by thanking General Percin for his
reputation, and added that he expected nothing else
from a French officer.
Dreyfus anxious to attend the funeral consid
erng it duty which he owed to the memory OF lola
but the widow expressed to him her apprehensons
that unseemly dempnStratons might occur il he at
tended, both during the ceremony at the cemetery
and afterwards ,J
The project of police she said is also in fear
that your presence may lead to disturbances, and
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for nothing in the world would have the funeral
of my husband marked by regrettabe incidents
Dreyfus replied expressing HIS deep respect ana
devotion for Nine lola, but said 1t would be most
painful to him to fail in what he considered to oe an
imperative duty, and lola, before me- was man y
duty. and as a man of duty he would have approves
my resolution You have to take into account evenVu
alities which am far from seeking, Nine. Hola. 49,,
Nine. lola was moved to tears, and urged Dreyius
to abandon his idea and Dreyfus who displayed mucn
emotion, responded: "But they will say am hlulnB
myself; that am a coward Yes coward ne le
peated, "and you know we'll am not"
Nine. lola again begged him for her SAKE 10 ~
stain from attending the funeral. Both were he
prey of profound emotion and finally Dreyfus gave
In and promised not to attend. Nine. lola weeplngy
thanked him for the sacrifice of which she appreciated
she said all the greatness. The general opinion mere
is that Dreyfus acted most wisely in acceeding to
Nine Zolas prayer to absent himself from the funera
her husband which is to be held Sunday, as TINS
ceremony would otherwise undoubtedly have been the
occasion of unseemly incidents and various disorders
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ENGLISH FEAR COAL FAMINE
Demand for Export to America Is Seriously
Depicting Available Home Supplies
COAL PRODUCTION is INCREASING
That Of England Leads as Compared to Population,
While the Yearly Output Of the United States
Shows the Most Marked Gross output.

London, october 4--The coal situation in the
United States and President Roosevets intervention
have aroused widespread interest here. though many
Of the comments are purely selfish. Commenting on
the prospective scarcity of coal In the United States
for some time to come the Globe this afternoon sug
gests that the consequent demand upon English sup
plies is liable to lead to such famine here as to
necessitate government aid to prevent the further
depletion of local stocks.
The st. James Gazette, in expressing similar fears
OF the local enhancement of prices, says it thinks
nothing VIII be more effective than ireless homes
during the winter for gaining popular support for the
presidents proposition for state supervision OF trusts
The trade report coal trade of 1901, just is
sued, shows the total production of the United King
DOM has been 290407,O0O tons, compared with 25O,.
$4,000 tons in the United States 10S,407 in Germany
and 31,613 tons in France. The report points out
that the production of the United States alone con
tinues to increase, although in comparison with its
population the production of the United Kingdom still
surpasses that of the United States the output being
five and onequarter to three and onethird tons, re-
spectively.
Additional large orders from the United States
for steam coal We're reported today on the New
castle exchange. Exporters negotiating for a
number of large steamers TO transport coal to America
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THlRTY-FlRsT.
III Paso and Juarez
The Republic Of Texas
THlRTY-sECoNO.
Watterson on the "4Uo."
TtllRTY-FOURTH,
American Locomotives Early Triumphs
Abroad
The Largest Ranch IN the World
THlRTY-FlFTH.
Budapest, the Beautiful
Postage stamps Of 1902.
THiRTY-SiXTH.
Local society
The musical department
THlRTN-sEVENTH.
New York and Paris Fashions
The Girl with Titan Hair.
THlRTY-ElGHTH.
Theatrical news and gossip.
THlRTY-NlNTH,
Happyhammer letters.
FORTiETH.
bumper corn crop.
Local Y. NJ. c. A. program.
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Moros Of Mindlnuo p T.. killing or wound
Ing over 100 aud capturing aud destroying
forty uutipc forts
The anars OF Countess De CUstellane
Formerly Miss Gould. have again been
brought into court Tor discussion.
Unusual cold is reported throughout Ger
many. the Thermometer going us low as
10 degrees above zero.
According to Willemstad ndvices Presi-
dent Castro OF Venezuela ia hard pressed
by the revolutionary forces and is near
the end OF his resources.
The Balfour ministry is IN trouble aud
has more TO fear from It's friends than
from enemies.
Captain Dreyfus win not attend zolas
funeral because Of the likelihood OF dis,
turbances.
II is stated that Archbishop chappello's
visit TO Rome has to do with Cuban afairs
ana not Philippine
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~, Au Sun, Texas October 4--Charters Of
IN me following corporations were nled todsS
:" me ,ns secretary OF states department,
van q stable company OF Houston. can.
"a. STOCK $4,000. Purpose. TO conduet az
unueriaker and embainer and funera, Al.
itffc'9f, The incorporators are " wotI.
- r stane and Charles II. VIM "n''
stock b bansl e,. club OF Houston; no capital
value OF 5000 irhe insorn0orsan e estlmate.d
MalstlSs n'h' Carl chimene and Herman q.
capital ap's sto eqei sd on company Of Beaumont:
~ oi company, The incornegs fors an an 'n ~
r. Jc d, q sutton, N. <. Fisming and
n Distriet Grand Lodrs Ena.
ps,ilsiriet Grand Lode ~ SRoowment Of
S.ss Asstsaoia VI Ruth No, ia. z ar ana
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FoReleN.

The Mormon church has gained a strong
fccthoid Throughout Europe.
Naples has committed Tor trial mayor
who tried Tammany methods.
Vienna has begun a crusade against deal.
ers IN bad milk, said to be responsible for
the death Of large number OF Infants an,
nually
kumors Of an impending consistory have
revived reports that another American car.
dinai may be named
Fears are being expressed by the English
press OF a coal famine consequent upon the
demand for export TO America ana govern.
ment Intervention Is suggested.
Much excitement has been caused IN
gufkey over the visit OF the Russian ron.
clad WITH Grand Duke Nicholas abourd.
The Berbcr tribes OF Morocco have sur.
rendered Internationally to the sultan.
certe'p John J Pershing hos routed tho
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RECALL OF cHAPPELLE.
Il Has to DO With Cuba and Not the Philippines
viii Remain in Rome Fortnight.

II Has to DO With Cuba and Not the Philippines
viii Remain In Rome a Fortnight
Rome October Vatican officials authorize the
Associated Press TO announce that Archbishop Ohap
pelle of New Orleans aspostoc delegate to Cuba ana
Porto Rico has not been summoned to Rome by Caro
nal Rampolla and that his visit is in no way connect
ed with Philippine affairs the custom of the holy see
being that prelate recalled from a position shalt
have nothing to do with the business of the appoint
ment he vacated These officials consider that Mgr
Chappee's request to Rev. Santiago Paya, provincial
Of the Order of Dominicans in the Philippines to CON
fer with him. was made because the Rev. Santiago
Paya is also provincial of the order of Dominicans
in Cuba.
Mgr. Chappelle comes to Rome 10 hasten verbal
understanding regarding the settlement OF questions
pending in Cuba principally the appointment OF
bishop of Havana; the presentation of Mgr Barmad
administrator OF the diocese Of Havana; the choice
of bishop of Santiago, and the division OF the
fund paid by the United States to the clergy eAted
thereto. Mrs. Chappelle has informed the vatican
that he will remain in Rome fortnight He will land
Genoa October 49, the day on which Archbishop
Guid apostolic delegate in the Philippines, sails from
Marseilles for Manila,
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Dutch Concessions Are to Be Had
Especial to The Post.)

Kingston Jamaica, October Available conces-
sons are going begging just now in Surinam Dutch
Guiana which are well worth the consideration of
American company promoters. The Surinam company
has for five years enjoyed the privileges of large con-
cessions along with the favor of the Dutch govern
ment. Recently, however. the company has had dis
putes with the authorities which have ended in its
being deprived OF all its rights in the scheme for
the exploitation of the colony. One Of the conditions
imposed the conCessionaires that they should
lay down light railway to connect the capital with
the Hinterland They have failed to do this within
the allotted tlme-ve years-and that is one of the
reasons their concessions have been revoked. These
concessions included number Of valuable gold mining
claims.
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AN INDEX.

FIRST PAGE.
The conference on the coal strike
SECOND.
The New orleans strike,
sporting news
Attempt to assassnate W, T Eldrdge.
FOURTH.
Foreign news
FIFTH.
Political news.
SIXTH.
state news
Teiegraphic news.
SEVENTH.
a iynchins at Columbus.
oil news
Killings aud accidents In Texas.
EIGHTH.
George AIDES Modern Fable
The local divorce courts
NINTH.
Beaumont budget,
Texas news.
TENTH.
Made quest for
ELEVENTH.
Railroad news
rom EeN ! H.
Local courts.
.- tus : .l.u street paving
:, ~ ~,
wy Dreviues.
.,,,-rr.,,-, A,'''''
70 , I'1.' 49, go, -, ,.,
interview vim tbe none ' '''7 a"
sevENrrrNru
- ="
rlelTEEN,ru
rS,,orIels
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HOUSTON.

Board Of public works approves the paw
ing Of Filth street from franklin TO WASH.
linton.
". 5 Bohannon In charged with yioIat.
ing the cocaine ordinance.
over 200 divorce suits on Ale In the Har.
Fls county courts.
a Harris coanty farmer nets $500 on a
letacre rice farm.
oiheer Higgins discovers hump on a
negro ana runs him 10 as pistol toter.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton markets held about the same, with
small advance in New York, foreign mar
kets dlsregarded and trading evenly
matched ON American side.
Prices ON the Chicago board OF trade were
forced on by liquidation. brought out by
prevailing high prices,
Confidence is returning on Wall street
and speculatlyity was less riotous aud pan.
icky.
The Imperial Bank Of Germany has raised
Its discount rate to per cent, on Increase
Of bills discounted and higher English rate.
Crude oil has been advanced cents in
the Ohio Gelds.
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A. AND NJ. THE WINNER.

Defeated St. Edwards Of Austin by a
Scors Of I to 0.
College Station, Texas, October 4.--Thc
football season was opened today with a
game between the st. Edwards team OF
Austin and the Agricultural and Mechanical
college eleven. The \teams were about
evenly matched as FAR ds weight was con
cerned, the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
lege boys having slightly the advantage in
this particular. The gridlrou was In fine
condition and the weather was lust cool
enough to make It a snappy game. The
st. Edwards team won the toss and select.
ed the western goal. A. and NJ. kicked of
ana the ball was returned BIZ the ST. I'D.
wards boys TO about five Yards II was
then lost on downs and came into the pos
session OF the college team. The first play
made by the A. and NJ. was a tumble bnt
on the next play they did much better.
dcGhee going around the left end Tor a
touchdown. beware failed to kick the roal
ana the score stood 8 to 9 In favor OF
A, ana NJ. For the remainder OF the first
nan II was nip and tuck affair neither
team being able TO get the ball under fine
goal of their opponents. ''-
second half; The st, Edwards team
heked on and A. and NJ. advanced the
ball TO the middle Of the field bnt Iost n
on downs. After hard playing A. ana M
gained the ban, only to lose 1t again. After
Two plays and hardly any gain st. Edwards
tIled fer a kick goal from the neld. The
made MADE q beautiful kick to within and ri
Vineyard line Blake captured the ball hui
was Immediately tackled by a 81 Edwor,is
man. II certainly looked Ike a goal Tor
me visitors at this time. but long run
i around the end by A. and NJ. placed inc
una NJ, by fine playing aud good bead,worE
STEADILY hut surely advanced the haI "a.
MAru the visitors goal and finally succeeded
IN feaSnlng H. Dewarc kicked prettv
s SVa'' rot lne remainder Of the game Il
ME- 1, ABOUT even In this part of the esmc
flrie made pretty run for tNen+S ter.c
Hards and immediately afterwards nics
I lin around the left end for fifteen vsrds
~ llus was called, with the bali slightly IN
- hHWArds territory. Score Of game n
70 " IN favor OF the Agricultural ana NJ.
Gpahlcal college eleven Umpire. fan,ar
Bethea; referee. stearns. Lamar
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ANOTHER AMERICAN CARDINAL.
Rumors Started by Reports Of an impending consis.
tory.
(SpeciaI 10 The Post

IOUtCldI 70 TIC FOStJ
Rome, October 4.--Some rumors of an impending
consisory have brought again to the front the ques
ton of granting second cardinal to the Roman Catho
lie church of the United States Such appointment
would be fully justified by the increasing Importance
Of that church, The Catholics in the United States
number about 100000, and have only one cardinal
while the English and Irish Catholics, who number
barely 6O00O00 represented in the sacred college
by Cardinals Vaughan and Logue America is placed
on a level with Australia where the Catholics are
less than 100000 and yet have secured the red hat
for Archbishop Moran of Sydney.
There seems little doubt that Archbishop Ireland
would be elevated to the cardnaship It not such
an appointment would appear to mean indirect ap-
proya of the Amercanist principles rightly or wrong
y attributed to the archbishop II IS probable that no
decision will he reached the subject. notwithstand
ing the feelings OF admiration protested personally by
Leo HIlt toward the metropolitan of Of Minnesota
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RAILRoAps

The car shortage at Orange Is said TO be
the worst in the history of the lumber
business there.
inc international and Great Northern
WIN not be participant in the racing 10
Galveston.
The Rock Island Is sald to he now dicker-
Ing with the International FOR right OF way
TO the gulf
II Is said the Katy win build from Austin
TO Loekhart Instead OF TO San Marcos.
The soliciting freight agents held their
annual meeting at Dallas.
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INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRIA.
Due Entirely to the Quality of the MIX Fed IA i
Babies
(Special to Tho Post.l

y
Vienna, October 4.--Owing to the high rate 4.
FAINT mortality, crusade against bad milk has NJ
begun by the city authorities The published saBs.
indicate an infant death rate which ranges frrI
per cent in the aristocratic quarters to 80 per cs
the poor districts Only % per cent OF the babies N
in Vienna are nursed by their mothers the remaIas
II per cent being fed entirely on cows milk VA
kept in cellars.
Statistics show that the authorities are h Y
means as active as they might be in superntasl
the milk trade While only 100 samples were n
jected 20 analysis in Vienna last year. the little MI
of Halle in Germany i pected 10000.
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IOVcTnOF has HoIgI - -.
Austin, Texas, october 4.--io'silI
ers and wife returned this mornns
St Louis, where they have eeea =
past week on Worlds Fair buslns,,e,
governor says that he had h%' N
able time, and he looks better t1 ~. II
for a year. He regrets that ne W ~
to remain for the banquet, pus n
business at home caused ais Ns-4
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Galveston, Texas. October 4.-oi
Monday the wholesale drm Of "
Landes & Co. will cease to exist ~
firm of Tart Bros. composed o
Tart and ]. B. Tart. will cartj \
same business from the old siaslr \. Z
after the firm of Wallis. Lsndes ~
devote It's entire time to the e0s'1
forage business.
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Swedish Social Democrats congratSS.tea
Especial to The Post)

Copenhagen, October 4.--Danish social demon
have sent feryent message Of greeting to the svsa
socialist parliamentary party. The Danes point
that the power of the conservative agrarans Is pen
nently broken. They say that the result Of The i
elections has insured Sweden place among ID
western states wherein the industrial classes az
predominant.
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GOVERNMENTS COTTON BsPos|
Agent Is Now Trying TO Locss
Discrepancy.
Especial 10 The Post.

TDUeNIHI 10 lHU VaNl
New Orleans, October 4.-Middlston 3
an agent OF the United States depsfs
OF agriculture, has been 10 this se1lG
eral days interviewing cotton bayea
oil mill managers on the discrepahJ
tween the government crop estlmiA
the report of Secretary Henry g. HS
OF the New Orleans cotton exchange !
trying to locate the discrepancy 4 v
GOO bales between the Hester rpm
The government statistics he EY;
the government desires 10 have ne =
estimates entirely accurate, heln
trouble 1t is taking. He says thn y
500, coo bales of the discrepancy y
in the linters of the oil mills. and Nsi
to locate the rest.
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German Discounts Go Hiqher.

Berlin, October 4.-'rhe rate of discount Of the I'M
perial Bank OF Germany raised from 8 to 4 per
cent today The rise in the bank rate. which had
been anticipated. was due to the large increases of
bills discounted by the Bank of Germany and to the
rise of the Bank OF Engauds rate
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wharton. Texas. october A-'G
orado Is stilI rising; has oyeIn.s,.Sp
banks opposite wharton on tne ~
A quantity OF drift and debris ! q q
the current; Caney creek Is az w. ";
weather Is cool. clear and SUNNY ". u 4
by Monday work viii be rfss~'s
cane and rice fields. -.-.:s.
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NapIes REFUSES to tiave rammany Methods.

Naples, October 4-For attempting to introduce
"Tammany" administrative system in the city, the
mayor and twenty-eight confederate officials have
been committed for trial by the government Sensa-
tional developments expected, involving promi-
nent Neapolitans, The trials are expected to last
several months there more than 300 witnesses
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Sweden Brings Franchise Forfeiture suit.

Especial to The Post)
stockholm, October 4-ProceedIngs have been in
stnted by the Swedish crown against the Gellivare
Iron Mining company for 100000 for violation OF
its franchise. The state alleges that the company
has forfeited all It's rights
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SPORT.

The football season has opened in the
East with oneslded scores at all points.
A. and NJ. defeated ST. Edwards college.
Oklahoma was beaten at Dallas.
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WEATHER INFORMATION
Ptehahlnhss

washington October 4.-East Texas-Fair
sunday Monday fair, warmer; light norta
oNlanoma and Indian Territorv-Fa,r.
warmer Sunday and Monday.