The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06
EI,(HILD's BIG COUP.
. R,Imont He Is Master of
i, York city Railways.
.r,ra MORGAN IN THE Il. AND NJ
,,,,,sd at the Feat Of the
W.. '. d. spdray Step--What
y. Dang on the Stage
n,.n.rd splllane.l

NJ Richard spillanel
~ nseember 5.--(Staff speeial)-
ia- r,Inisters Of transportation de-
,sr we're going to get an overdose
.ru medicine. WITH Morgan ana
~ ,...hInr each others throats in the
as to- Of the underground rail
\ ~ :. , .r those distinguished cos
4. Rothschilds, have seized the
y ~, IN the whole orchard, and
y PIL -, rnser the remarkably prom
" ~ Mr.. Morgan, The lensc OF |
-, s,,t,a Railway company by the
- company simply means that
a s e..sIlds viii control the rapid tran
:, New York. The lease is for
7. a We are not likely to be freed |
I 's s.r domination before the under
.rtuated the Goulds in letting so
4 y.,hsttan pet IS not quite clear.
N, Ne Lord of Georgian Court is pre-
=. n, mighty struggle with Harri-
n.stery In the Southwest.
4 s,...u & cheap to the Rothschilds-
4. n,rty at 7 per cent-of course,
I. Knows Belmont is the American
4 4 Ne Rothschilds-fof even at the
4. 1, ,,te Of business the company could
|',.a u to 10 per cent on its stock Its
: rbsn the electric system is fully
"a should be from 10 to 20 IL the
n. through single Arrangements of
. I.,.rna and elevated lines and the
4 4 the power from the one station
4, reat as they have been figured.
a merger of underground and elevated
III the dream of Belmont for i've
= .n,p the time when first he urged
.i,rgound system upon the ciE. he
"A nave brought consolidation about
q ,,O-when Manhattan was a much
Il, property tban It is today-but even
3 n ma Immense wealth Of the Roths-
Il M the Belmonts have TO go slowly
4 M ,heIr time. How little we who
II tAe outside know is cXcmplitied by
In We pltied BELMONT when he let
.vlils and Nashville slip through his
4. We thought be bad been held up
'8rroosd BY that gay buccanCer. John
M. who Is simply n stool pigeon for
= -,,ter freebooter, j. =. Morgan. But
Ia didn't need or deserve our SYM
a BE got out of -. and n" at
q 'uty, way higher than the stock is
la todsy--higher than II is likely to
|{o,ed in many a day, and II You have
f,esn 10 shed, shed EN- for Morgan
MATES
In. fsct, however that Belmont lost
z 70 IN the financial world through the
4<fe and Nashville affair. Now, those
Hnifed with scorD are amazed at the
NE scoop he has scored. They sud
q discover that his sale Of Louisville
BNshylle was but part OF n plan TO
~ Bis energies for tho amazing deal
Ny Ne and the RothSchllds become
n Of t1ls great city. II will follow,
Xsi1ral sequence, that all the surface
b viii drop Into the Belmont syndi-
y iOr with elevated and underground
n b position to dictate. What is the
E VILE and Nashville compared with the
b. Of hundreds Of millions OF pas
n year In this city;
81 \ \
Er,ni IS 40. He is one Of the hardest
Mig men 10 the world. He has FIVE
|ah secretaries. Every one Of them
b Do rs much work MS drhy horse.
ell the Belmonts, August is small
Filt Is bis distinguishing characters
B When be steps forward he rises on
ne, then drops little, I never saw
y a person walk that way. It Is the
+ q the ostrich humnnized and is so
~ - peculiar, that by It you can
Ffy Belmont as far as you can see
y val street has suddenly come to
ulcn Belmont as only second in ability
f0'san, It amazes the street TO dis
n lnat be would permit his friends 10
hs was euchered In Louisville and
'Ae' and TO 60 into eclipse, as It
la year when, In fact, he was
y On the greatest project In the mer-
" since the steel trust was formed,
a belmont and Oliver II. p. are polit-
aNaiers August has no patience
pulS or politicians. He has one
psssoh.horses. He loves his thor
w WIN the ardor that that grand
~ GU sport, James Il. Keene, loves
WE. Between Belmont ana Keene
a. intense friendship born of this
neHes. Neither man ever wagers
49, race, but each would rather
uSesle STAKE with a colt or lilly he
s. ~. whose sire aud dam he raised
wall street with coup that
,saS ! prcnt of fortune. The other
4, H., a pook written by Belmont,
1nst from the press. 1t is the
III A y'a, ot the great racing establish
IA y. sialalhs. Every horse he owns
4, ~ ~ iar back as the turf historian
~ rsn l me result of crosses of certain
~ Is analyzed with n keenness,
IN slu a patience that win the al.
n - ,-peVlaily when YOU realize that
IN, ~, wy wrote this bulky volume Is
~ Sa.hhT' one whose every minute
5ssiy ,isnsnt and dusk Is taken with
H M. yects OF finance As n literary
a M !, is volume does credit TO Bel
- ksis",ss no~s q tersenesS and a finish
= .Sf., antilles II a high order.
Il, is.,s man OF millions who. for love
II M IN. puts In many hours, stolen
b, throrsse Iot rest and recreation, to
bIsso.;.ue misty pages of the early
III psts OF the turf the genealogv
1lins r SHOULD crown his turf career
+ N ~ Nv lne most magnificent race
: q avn, ne world and announce that he
Il 2 sTssr train schedules that from
~ i, part OF this tremendous CITY
n possible TO reach Belmont nark
a'ateen minutes. O' p''A
~
4 ~. ,oa Perry Belmont are not on
-. with their brother. oliver h
a, Ss They didn't seriously object
Il s,: S,ssIIri@se to Mrs. ysnSsrh;,, O are,
81 y NO 6 nv. they can not forgive him
i N fo,ne, a year which she receives
~
~ as humOrists OF the street sov
's house Of the stock eTcbony,
Il ils ! New street. Only LIQUID 1HIII fue.
~ " was was loved by man and loved h,
b,,,S surely he must have been ION,
d. u. when tributes nom far acros,
aaiip,.isa id upon his bier and ON,
Y coSip Greatest men, his hand
III u me- SAID: Good hive otd ho,.