The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVth Year, No. 80, Ed. 1, Friday, June 23, 1899 Page: 3 of 12
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BREAKFAST
Wheatena Cream
BroTTed Tenderloin
French Fried Potatoes
Waffles with Maplo Syrup Cafe au Lalt
The Post
LUNCHEON
Cold Ham Pickles Wafers
Watermelou on Ice Iced Tea
DINNER
Consomme
Drolled Pompano Potatoes
Celery Olives
Roast Beef Mushroom Sauce
Green Peas Rice
Squash Stuffed Green iPeppers
Applo Dumplings Cream Sauce
Roquefort
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TIID FE3IIN1XU OUSERVRIt
Tbe affection of a dog with the mange Is
a dangerous thing
If you can not have the ocean be con-
tent with the bathtub
The room that Isnt dusted every day
soon loses Its homelike air
Tho friendship that only lives In pros-
perity is not worthy of the name
Will work and witchery aro womens
aids in getting along in this world
It Is strango that a duck suit does not
make an approprlato bathing costume
The furnishing of a house Is like some
delightful game to tho true woman
The friend in need is generally a friend
In promise rather than a friend In deed
It always speaks well for a mistress that
her setvants want to come back to her
Tho new broom may sweep clean but it
sometimes wears out sooner than the old
one
Huntavillo September i Tbe meeting wilt
consider tho best methods of developing
the resources of the whole South
WEATHER AND CROPS
Wharton Wharton County Texas June
20 Main is badly needed around the vi-
cinity of Wharton a few heavy sbowerc
fell hero last week but not enough to do
any matcriul good Several iood rains
have fallen in the couuty which > vill be of
immenso benefit to the crop3 The heay
dews which rise here nightly supply much
moisture to vegetation Among the many
plans adopted for the destruction of the
boll weevil the one of burning infected
squares put in operation by a numbor
of farmers In this section seems to nave
been the most successful For every evil
that has threatened the county bas arioen
a remedy For the boll weevil watching
and burning Infected squares Mr Wvgall
has devised a scheme for tho totnl deitruc
tion of Johnson grass and tho sharpshooter
Is easily overcome by parls green
Webster Harris Cbunty Texas June 21
Strange as It may appear this Immcalats
coast country ls still suffering for lack of
moisture whllo abundant rains seem to
have visited most portions of tho State
ontlro precipitation here since February
would not aggregate 1 Inch Tonight tha
first solid car of cantaloupes and fruit
went out for St Louis Shipments have
been consolidated with League City and
several carloads huve gone out from there
The flavor of the Alamo this year Is
beyond criticism but crop largely reduced
by drouth
Nacogdoches Nacogdoches County Tex-
as Juno 21 Farmers from ncirly ovcry
tcction of tho country report that tho
e etable and fruit crop will Ifo nearly
an entire failure The county has been
blessed with fairly good rains In somo sec
tions recently hut It was too late to do
tho vegetable crop any good and will do
tho corn crop very little good This city
ls now being furnished vegetables from
Arkansas shipments arriving dally In
largo amounts
Yoakum DeWltt County Texas June
22 The weather for the past two weeks
has been especially favorable for growing
crop1 and corn especially Is In excellent
condition A bountiful harvest Is expect-
ed Tho boll weevil has been seen in
cotton In several places A great many
farmers have determined to adopt the plan
of gathering tbo squares as they fall be
lieving this to be the most practicable iu
lutlon ot tho weovll problem
MOItE AUUKSTS PMOIIADLI3
tlemlcrson County nml btntc Ot
IUIuIn Coiiferreil
Corslcana Texas June 22 Green Law
charged with being Implicated
one ot tho parties
plicated In tho lynching ot tho Humphries
In the Transcedar district of Henderson
county has been transferred from tho
Athens jail to the Jail at Corslcana
A conference of Henderson county of-
ficials lncludlnc Sheriff K Richardson
Deputy Sheriff Dutch Gardner Attor-
ney Steuben Faulk and James J Faulk
Esq Sheriff Tom Cell of Hill county and
First Assistant Attorney General Morris
of Austin ftnd others of the Transcedar
district was held in this city behind closed
doors yesterday Tho entire party left
for Athens and tho Transcedar district laat
night but no Information was given out
by them It Is believed however that
mors arrests will follow
LAS VEGAS N MrThe Rough Riders are
gathering slowly but two officer and tew
of the men have yet arrived
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Wn Sinde hy the Ilnycm of All
Tenuis Aimtln Took AnntliiT
froaia San Aiatonl
TEXAS LEAOUJa
Won
Austin u
UeUcston u
Houctop 5
San Atlorio l
NATIONAL LEAQuTtl
Won
tlrooklyn 41
HostOll 3li
Philadelphia 33
St Loul 34
Unltlmoe 32
Chicago 33
Cincinnati 2S
New York 25
Pittsburg 23
Washington 13
Louisville 17
Cleveland < l
HOUSTON
AD R
Tlovle 2b 5 0
Huston If 4 1
Welknrt lb 4 1
Keefe rf 3 0
Ilsdser e 4 1
Do le 3b 4 0
Griffin cs 3 0
Hurlbert cf 4 0
Chamberlain n 4 0
Gntvcn nn tl HouMon 1
Galveston Texas June 22 Onlveston ds
feated tho visitors bv score of C to 3 With
the bases full in the eighth Inning Pcqulnncy
cot a home run wlnnlns tho came for Gal-
veston With two men Out and the bases
full tho ehortstoo drooped one beyond first
tho ball rolling under tho bleachers and stay-
ing there while four runs were made
GALVESTON AU It UH PO A E
Loman c 4 0 0 8 2 1
Page 2b 4 1 1 2 2 1
Houti cf 4 2 2 2 1 1
Kommer lb 3 0 1 S 0 U
Nagle If 4 1 1 1 0 0
Holland rf 10 0 0 0 0
Peaulnney ss 3 1 1 3 5 0
Shelton 3b 3 0 1 2 2 1
Davis d 4 0 1 0 1 0
Lultlch rf 2 1 1 1 0 1
Totals 32 6 9 27 13
1111 PO A
0 6 5
0 0
10 0
0 0
6 1
1 1
1 7
0 0
1 2
Totals 33 3 8 2 If
Score by Innings 1234BG7S9
Galveston 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 6
Houston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2
Summary
Stolen base Nflulo >
Twobnsc hits Kemmer Ke ° fe
Homo ruiid Peoulnncv Wellart
Double nlavs Dowlo Bovla am Welkart
Chtmberlaln and Welkart
In Struck Pases on Wild Batters
Pitchers nlngo out balls pltehes llt
Chamberlain S 5 2 0 2
Dfils 9 5 3 0
Pmnlre McCloskev
Time nf came 145
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Auntlii IS Stan Antonio t
Austin Texas June 22 San Antonio met-
a Waterloo todav Murray was slaushteicd
and was noorlv sunDorted
AUSTIN AB It MI PO A K
Ilrndy cf J 2 3 0 0
Lonelcv cf 7 2 1 3 0 0
Maloney 2b 7 3 4 2 1 1
CavatiauRh rf 6 1 2 4 0 0
OConnor lb 5 2 2 7 0 0
Herbert 3b 5 1 2 2 1 u
Grim c 4 0 0 2 0 1
Spencer ss G 4 2 3 4 1
StJDlei i > 4 3 1 0 0 0
Totals SO IS 1626 8 3
SAN ANTONIO AP H 13H PO A E
Kotmle It 3 0 13 0 0
Clark 2b 4 1 0 1 1 3
Murray o 5 0 1 0 2 0
Itnars lb 4 1 1 12 0 n
Ccltman cf 4 0 0 5 0 0
Sctarler 3b 3 0 0 1 0 3
nioikwnv as 3 1 0 4 4 4
WcckbecUer c 3 0 0 1 1 0
HcrRe rf J J J 2 J 1
Totals 33 4 4 27 S ID
Isaacs out hatted out of order
Score bv Innings 1234567S9
Austin 3 10261 2301S
San Antonio 0 0 2 0 O 2 0 0 04
Summary
Stolen bases nradv 2 Maloney 2 Snpnccr 2
OConnor 2 Staples Drockway Clark 2
Hodee Murray
Tnobate hltf Malonev 2
Threebate hit Snenecr
Home run Isaacs
In Struck Bases on Wild Battera
Pitchers nings out balls pitches hit
Murray I l 2
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Staples 9 2 4 0 0
Umpire Matthews
Time of game 150
If the league Is to last such exhibitions as
San Antonio has been civlnc the rast fow
davs should bn attended to It has every
aurearance of being Inspired bv a desire ti
hac the leaeue suerend the Texas leams ba
had that trouble to deal with in the uast a u
the feet that it was not properlv dealt witu
has caused a busted leacue every time Ono
or t o dissatisfied men can do much Inlury
to the camo and do not caro that thev kill
tho goose which lays tho iroldeu ecc
1AMK IOIIAI
Aimtln Will Start OIT the Home
iroiinil SirlcM
Auttln will bo here today hecinnlnE th >
home eerles of nine cames The Senators havo
mhtcrlnlly strengthened lately and are now
at tho ton of tho lift though they wont b < i
thtre when they leave maybe
Huston will Ditch tor the locals and Mlllc te
for tin lsltors The game will beam Ht 4Jo
Ladles will be ndmitttd ireo to tho uroundj
pay nt the grand stand todai
TUT VVTU AL JiUAGUi
t Louis June St Lculs won the last
fame cf tae Washington series today by
bundling its laltt in tho thiid Inning Suahoif
tiltchid In great lorm and had tho vlitors at
hl mtro Bonner splkid Sudboft in tnc
rtvenfa ionlug and the injury forced Sudhoft
to retire frciu the gime
Ft nuts 003 010 004 12 2
w aih > rKton 0OU 001 OuO1 0 1
Sudauft aoung and Crlger Weyblng and
Bullet
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Score
ClrVelani 000 000 0f > 00 5 2
Drooklyn 121 001 21S 1 1
Maupln ald Schreckongost Yeager and Kar
tell
Cincinnati June 22 The Reds could not
bunch bits on Orth and lost
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Plnelnnat 001100 1025 1
PhfadelphU Ml 02 000 9 15 4
Dararnann rbilllps and Wood Orth and Mc
raiianl
Plttsbuis June 22AU but one of Pitts
burgs I una erc made through errors
PilubSre ui ooo nanr s 2
v ii Yoflt 303 CM 00211 IB S
Sparkj Hbtues and IJowerman Seymour
and Warni I
Chicaiio June 22 Boston outplayed Chicago
today at every point
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ViS nn 0011000205 9 1
Pbyle aiiabonohue Willis and Clarke
Hoy roaa iMi a ln i > mi
Ronney Texas June 20 Tho next reg
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W FST
aiOVB AGAINST CltAUHON
flic Carcnmteii Must Do llurncit
or Hurled
Orange Tuxas June 22 County
Judge Gcorae K Poole today Is-
sued a oroclamatlon railing upon
all citizens af Orange county who
lose cattle or horses from charbon
or any other Infectious disease to
Immediately burn and thoroughly
cremato the carcascca and whore
this Is impracticable on account of
scarcity of fuel to bury the car-
casses at leasttwo feat under tho
ground Any ono rofuslng to be
guided by this proclamation will bo
proceeded asalnst according to law
Judgo Parlo Issued tho proclama-
tion after conferring with Dr Fol
setter State veterinary surgeon
and carefully examining tho law on
tho sublect
RESULTS ON THE RACE TRACK
FLY BV NIGHT WON THIS SWIFT
STAKI35 AT SHEUPSIIKAII
Not a Tnvorlte Went Vainer tlip Wire
rirHt nt IntoiiIn Sum lMillllim
Uout The Conqueror
Ncv York June 22 The chief otent of to
days raclnc at Sheepsbead Pay vas tho Swift
stakes for 3vearolds Plv bv Night the
favorite won in a romp
Plvo and a hRlf fnrtongs selllnK Preicc
Touralne lrlnco of Auio Time ao7 46
Zephyr stakee Futurity courn Killaaiaan
dra Klaunt Primrose Uav Tim lU 2i
Mile nnd a quarter a nomas cat Merry
Prince Central Trust Tim 207 > S
Swift stakes so en furlongs Klv bv Night
Kinlev Mack Great Land Time 1 J 2o
Klvo furlonKS Blc Gun Her Ladynalp Vo
hlceer Time Iu8
Mile on tho turfIthlnelandcr Bontno 1m
oerator Time l 12
ht IottU Siiiiimiirlc
St Louis June 22 The feature at the
Pair Grounds today was tho Junior chimnlon
ship stake for S2C00 Sam Phllllns won the
stake In tho last hundred yards bv a nosa
trim The Conaueror the favorite
Sumahatv
Mile selllne Sir Itolla Jimp imo Mlntsa
Time lUK
Mile handicap Mr Phlnizy Be True Lea
Planter Time 143
Six and a half furlonts Hindoo Not Mldi
nn Cnlla Lily Time 12U4
junior champlonshtti stake 2yearolds val-
ue J2UK Jive and a half furlonga Sam Phil-
lips Tho Conauircr Southern Girl Time
10SU
Owners handicap mllo and ft sixteenth
Lndv Callahan Pound Dr Shopped Time
1 MS1
Mile selllnK Ited Pirate Schanken Barbae
Time 13
TODAYS pNTrurs
Threefouiths of a mile selllnK Gaston 111
Aunt Marv 109 Adowa 1 < > > lllnck and Tan
101 Plrumo 101 Clarondo 96 Naucv Sells > >
Katie Gibbous 96
PIceRhtbs < f a milelilt of fashion US
TrUidltna 110 Alice Tumor 110 Seguranra
Plbe Gussle Pa 107 Hoso Konso 100
Ono and n sixteenth mll f elllnK 1 ravelor
Parole dOr 111 Oo To Ilml 107 Sit Joseph
Llstei 104 Annio Oldfleld 102 Judge Slendrn 1
101 Lottli Mills fan Galop 99 Tewnnda I or
bu h 97 Colonel faasldv 92 Our Clara s9
Six and a half furlongs hnndtcanPlieslde
112 LovIiik Cun 105 Alleviate 10 Morlnga 9
Threefourths of a mile celllnK Kins Got
114 Ed Gnrtlnnd Silver Set Harrle Floyd 10
Fcrroll 107 V ll Gales 9S Hindoo Drojm
Threefourths of a mile maidens Sllnt
Friend Galtanav Olen Lake Rockllght Sir
Kingston Moss Witt Arthur Beljan Morrlf
Volraer John Hnlecv IIS Little tlzile Toi
Bard Accelerando Miss Lorctta Hoehmcls
ter Dlnornls 1
Weather clear track fast
Itrmill lit Inlonla
Cincinnati Juno 22 The talent olaved In
tnueh luck at Latnnla todny 1b every urns
of the six favorites went down to defeat
T fftf > 1f f Aftl
nj furionKC eelllne Tenlion Marietta
Brtiicr Krtd Time 1
Mile Bellinc Julia Hnrel Infellce Klnt
Elkwood Tlino 1 ltt
Mile Plnem Kesnlce Virtorlnc Colonel
Cluke Time P41U
Six furlonKS selllnK Aprlla Lady Normn
Taylor Sbleldbearer Time 11411
Plvo furlongs Anthracite Fonda Scarlet
Lily Time 1 03
Mile selling Kunja Donation Yuba Dan
Time 140M
TODAYS ENTRIES
Threefourths of a mile selling Aprils
Ladv Jessie Jarboe Norma Tavlor 10 Sollln
J Kosa Masso Nettle Plslt Terrene Kaa
talne Lcla Murray Good MorninK Ilu Ion
St Sophia 100
Thrcoelghths of a mile Ladv Pllto 110 Isk
binda Villa V Nfttle Ttfceiit Minnie Ball
107 Cheat OnanetU Cauadiin Troubnllne
Little Veronica Mies Hiidion Kairv Pell 10J
One mile Albert Vale 110 riararoorton 107
Couiit ss Irma 105 Vietorlne Dutch Comedian
103 Violet Parions Lvllis 102 Donation 101
Bob Salter Wlmmer Sahnrse 9S loo Gentry
95 Alireolo 93
Threefourths cf a selling John Hoon
Peri lg Hanlon 111 Crystnlllnc 107 Beitha
Nell 99 Torreon Kalmln The Doctor Charlie
Price Lord Prazler 97 Tiarhlne Itotha 93
Two miles sclllnir Don Carencln Pr < s eii
lor 107 Jacques W Truo UcH 102 Krrsco
Barton 1 Beltara Babe Fields 9S
Threerlchths of a mile Florlaar Burl
Pharaoh 10S Rodd 105 Tlora rivrd Park Ad
mlrel Macon Onllardn King DellU Peter
Duryea 101 Dissolute 101 Postmaster Ilally
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NECROLOGICWL
HORTON Anderson Texas June 20
John Horton ono of Itoans Pralrio clti
zoub died on the 16th Ho leaves several
grown children and an aged wife behind
JACKSON Caldwoil Texas Juno 21
News has been received here of the doath
of Mb Frank Jackson formerly of thin
plnco vh recently moved with her hus-
band to Wood N M
TLLIS Hnrtburg Texaa June 11
Mlss Mcllonla A Hills daughter of W U
Kills rostmnster at Hartburg Now ton
AiLi AiJALLiA AlMAl
MITCHELU McKinncy Texas June SO
Grandpa Mitchell aged SI died lait
night after a slv weeks Illness at Prospar
this county The deceased was a well
known stockman member of Lee lodge A
V and A M Rheas Mill His burial oc
curred at 1 p in today at Bethany with
Masonic honor
UNDELL Georgetown Tex s June SO
Mr David Llndell son of Joaa Llndml
who lives six mllci southeast from here
diod yasterday and will be burled today
at the Methodist Swedish cemeVsry Ilev
John Ovall conducting the funeral services
Mr Llpdell was IS yoars old and an exem-
plary young man
WHEAT CROP A FMLtHIL
Only UnoiiKla ItulMOil for Home Coaa
mamitlo
Minneapolis Minn June 2 Speaking
to a Times reporter regarding the general
wheat situation Charles A Plllsbury said
I look upon tho winter wheal 01 op ai
failure The winter wheat
practically a
ular meeting of the South Texas Hay as 8CCtlcn ot the country has not from all
tocUtlon falling on July 4 next lit hereby appearances raised any w0 Vr
here at homo for our own eon
postponed to convene on Tuesday July we need
So far as the rt l
if next South Texas exchanges please sumption
io nv W Meyer President rprins wheat area is concerned the crop
J M McOinry Secretary is looking fairly well
ifw f v y
HOUSTON DAILY POST FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 23 1809
qulsite table linen with flax embroidery
cotton of a number to correspond with the
flnenoss of the cloth Under the edges
rf the tear she bastes a piece of stiff pa-
per and makes a network of fine stitches
back and forth carrying the stitches ahaut
Hn Inch beyond the edges of the rent Thin
places and breaks In linen may bo run
with the flax or linen embroidery floss
and towels should be mended In the samo
way as soon as a break appears
French Ctintnril
One quart of milk four eggs five table-
spoonfuls sugar four table spoonfuls corn
otarcb When milk ls at a boiling point
add eggs and sugar beaten togethor
thicken with the corn starch dissolved In
a little milks flavor with vanlla When
cold line dish with spongo cake or lady
lingers pour on the custard and servo with
or without whipped cream
OrniiR lec Ctiiis
A new method of serving orange sherbet
has been Invented by an expert In dainty
housekeeping An orange ls divided hori-
zontally the fruit removed as cleanly as
possible and the rind scraped lightly out
The halfrinds are packod with orange Ice
and frozen in these natural cups These
are served as Individual ices each laid
upon a fancy plate The orango colored
receptacle looks most tempting and seems
to give additional orange flavor to the
frozen sweetmeat It holds
A HOME RUN BEAT US
Pequinncy Did the Trick with the Bases
Full
A STARTLING ARRAY OF INFIELD ERRORS
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CONDITIONS IN SOUTH
Mr Youmans of South Carolina and Mr
Agcr of Maryland Tcstlflfd
WHY THO FARMERS ARE HOT PROSPEROUS
Mr Yo ninn Said < hc Dourcvtilim lit
the South Wn Due u u Grout
Hxtcast to lie Tnrlir
Washington June 22 Joseph D Ager
ot the Maryland State Grange Patrons ot
Husbandry was before the Industrial com-
mission today Ho said that a trust
Rmonc tho farmers such as was suggested
by Mr Havemcyer was impracticable
owing to tho difficulty ot getting the
farmers to hold up prices
Speaking ot colored labor he said It
was unreliable because ot the natural In-
dolence and Indifference ot Individuals ot
the race Liquor he regarded as the great
bane of that pconlo and was responsible
for nlnotcnths of tho crimes committed
bv them
Mr Acer considered the condition ot
tha averago farmer worse than it was
twenty yoars ago but ho believed money
Invested In farming safer than In other
lines ot business He attributed tho uum
TO IlECEIVH THU IMMt MSS
JUc tlnrr to Ur Ilrlil IliU Uve
ntiHV nt Mnrkrt limine
Harrlsburg Pa Juno 22 Tho
Second Immune Infantry reglmont
was muetered out at Camp Mcado
today Tho regiment was rocrultcd
In Louisiana nnd Texas at the out-
break of the SpantshAmerlean war
and served eleven mouths In Cuba
A meetlnc has been called for this
evening at 730 octocV at the Mar-
ket hall of all members now In the
cltv who enlisted with Hoods Im
muno reglmont In order to mnko
arrangements to recclvo and en
tertnin tho two Houstou companies
who enlisted and went to Cuba with
this roglmcnt ono Tho Houston
Post Rifles under Captain Vneslc
tho other tho Houston III lies under
Captain Fatlo These companies
aro to bo mustered out at Camp
Meade nnd aro expected to arflvo
here somo timo Sunday Any mili-
tary men in tho city other than
those who wero with Hoods regi-
ment who are Interested In re-
ceiving tho returning soldlcis aro
Invited to attend the meeting this
evening
tier of abandoned furms in tho States to
the foct that thoy were owned t > y non-
residents
Mr Ager said tho grange was not so
propcrouii In point of numbers as for-
merly and he attributed the falling off
largely to tho fact that the grange could
not be used In politics
L W Youmans ot South Carolina oc-
cupied the witness stand during the af-
ternoon session He said the agricultural
Interest of tbo South was greatly de-
pressed which he attributed to tho fact
that silver was not recognised as a money
metal He said there had not boon an in
Harris after a somewhat spirited en
counter between Representative Living
stone and the rooublldan members
Mr Youmans then proceeded to other
considerations He thought tho tariff also
an obstacle to progress saying that whllo
the cotton grower of the United Statej
was compelled to compete with the cheap
labor of tho world In Bnleg abroad ho was
not allowed to buy the product of that
labor In other articled abroad without pay
ing a duty of 40 pir cent upon It As
remedies ho suggested the free colnagn ot
silver a lower tariff and local banks of
Issue lie had tried the diversification ot
crops and had not been successful Mr
Youmans said ho had no fault to find with
colored lobar and that he preferred it
Infinitely to imported labor
I employ 300 or 100 negroes ho said
and I find them docile and willing to
work I go aAav and leave my family
among them feeling confident of their
safety and protection
Ho thought however that the negro
was as a mle Irrcsponslvo to the efforts
to educate him and while ho willingly
paid his share of tho efforts of tho educa-
tion he considered money bo Bpcnt as
thrown away
TUB FIRE RECORD
Quarter or a Million 1iot nt LnmliCk
lllllIKlt
Tcxarkana Texas Juno 22 A flro broke
out In tho dry kilns of the T M Richard
sen Lumber company at Morrlsfcrry Ark
about thirty miles north of this place this
morning The main building and saw mill
material was consumed The amount of
coun v Texas was taken I on Tuesdav I ioig Jg 7000 h
evening June 13 ISM and died Saturday jura
the 17th at 125 oclock a
tge fatorriod coition of the brain
in cause of
llmlilenet Viiiiclniii
Hillsboro Texas Juno 22 A property
ot V H Taylor at Vaughan was destroy-
ed by flro last night The houto was oc-
cupied by W P Trlplett Most of the
household effects wero saved The fire
started in a room whero there bail been
no Are or light for soma days and ll sup-
posed to be the worlt of an Inoendlary
The home wab valued at 700 slightly In-
sured
Tolinceo Hum lliirnoil
Trinity Texas Juno 22 Mr S
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TWO BOYS UIIOWKBD
One Loot It Ilf Try ill to
Snre the Other
Dallas T < jxas Juno 2 Oscar
Hancock and Willie Meadows each
12 years old wero drowned In Kldds
lake two miles south ot Dallas
this afternoon Thoy were mem
bora of a picnic party composed of
thn Sunday school children of the
First Christian ohurch and were
spending tho day at tho lako Many
ot the bova went In bathing Oscar
Hancock got beyond his depth
Willie Meadows saw his compan
organized cMupany
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K
Ions plight and weut nobly to his
assistance Doth were drowned bo
foro aid could reach thorn
SHORT NEWS STORIES
CHICAGO A new dan for tho organlratlon
ot a laundry trust ls under way and the laun
dutvtn wilt meet to settle the details
MONTGOMPHY AlaJoe Parron Krand
sou ot exSocrttary ot State J 1 Barron
was drowiutl whllo bathing In the Alabama
rlicr
SAN PRANCISCOPour companies ot tb
Twentyfourth United States Infantry and 15
recruits sailed tor Manila oa lh tranepirl
Ztalandla
LITTLE KOCK Ark Mrs Thomas U
Martin wlfo of Chancellor Martin of the
Pulaski cbancetv court was killed tn a run-
away accident
NEW YOKKS C T Todd general so
licitor ot tht Standard Oil company says he
can hot y > t announces tho plans ot the re
PHILAD13LPHlA New reaches here ot
tho arlnl nt Nassau of the steamer Utbel
wold heretofore reported disabled and possi-
bly lost All on board wero well
NEW YOltK Detocthei hero arretted the
Boston bank rnhber am he alighted nt tho
Grand Central Btitlon Tho stolen money
tltiOn0 was found on his person
NEW YORK A special from Springfield
Muss sua A receiver has been annotated
for the PrnimTaber Art rompnni Tho an
eels foot mi JIWOOO liabilities SltDOOl
WASHINGTON General Otis bas begun
tho iirgnnUatlon of the skeletou regiments to
be runde i of volunteers now at Manila and
to bo tilled with recruits from the States
CHATTANOOGA Tcnn Thirtyfive Mor
mun niuMouirien from Utah havo nrrlvml in
tills clh in go to Georgia Alabama Missis
slppl South Carolina and Eastern Tenuessre
CHICAGO Dutch Neal the pugilist
swoonoa lu tho ring during a contest with
Harry Peppers and ls still unconscious Ho Is
npparculy uflcrlng from hemorrhage ot the
brain
BOSTON A snenk thief entered tbo Metro
nolltan National bank hero nnd stole JIO000
whllo the oavltiK tellers attention was drawn
nwny for a moment Ho has not been appre
hendnd
HOT SPRINGS Colonel J J Sumnler onn
ot the most Prominent citizens nf the State
nnd for fortv years 11 resldont of thin city
Is dead ot nervous prostration after a llnuer
Im Illness
WlLKKSBARltE PtA heavy explosion
of sns occurred In ono of tho lower lifts of
tbo Maxwell colliery of the LalilKli nnd
Wllkesbnno foul lomoany Three hundred
in < ui tscuped uninjured
LOUlbVlLLEA New York firm has beon
awardf d the mntnut to furnish tobucco tor
the Spniiisn government The contract ti for
about 1110 ln lii > ad willib incsns auout
lay ot between > 00i > 0U0 and 6000000
MOBILE Ala The British tonnishln Lom-
bard arrived In this port from Shin Island
with a ca o of well dewlooeil lct > ro v on
bourd In tho person of a Chinaman n member
of the creu Tho man Imo been nunrnullned
MONIGOMEIIY Ala A 19yearold negic
attempted to assault a 13ycoroId white rlrl
near Klnreuri but failed Ho wns arrested
and placed in Jail Tho Jnll Is strongly
guarded
BIKMINGIIAM Ala There Is much excite-
ment nt Corona In Wnllier county Over a
brutal animult mrrto on Mrs Monroo Jonei
bv an unknown negro Mrs Jones Is In u
critical condition A blar posbo Is after the
negro
NEW ORLEANS It In now ascertained bo
Mnd doubt that tho launch Paul Jones wus
destroyed bv tho explosion of u nnnthn
lot
crease to the volume of money to corro1 ta the mvstry surrounding tho matter Is
spond with tho volume of production gicatly decpontd by the flndtiu of tbj tank
There had been 11 general depreciation oil intact
values Ho was proceeding to dovelop his I VALDOTA Ca Mis Janes Graves of
views noon this iiolnt when Major Far AlexandeyVillc lins Ven lodged In Jail here
lZw tTtlm Vti I minl 1 T
tXma ° v zvoTA ° ihn uo ° itis c9llfl < before ih oro
ner
TAHLiOtJAH I TThe Cherokee cxecu
tlve council has liberated nil the rlntlnaln
In the Cherokee penitentiary This action
wan tnken on occount of the Curtis bill pro-
hibiting any more convictions under the
Cherokee lows
NEW YORK A special to tho Commerclnl
Artcrtlsor from llolvnke Mess savs To
the Rev O R Miller Methodlat nnd temper
amo reformer President McKlnlev said
Personally I should bo very glad to see
prohibition of tbe canteen
NBW YORK Tbo directors ot the Tennes
see Coal iron nnd Railroad lomnsnv met
and ratified tho contract under which the
company sells for 1100000 ranti to the Iiuls
vlllo nnd Nashville and Southern Hallway
companies lt iiinperty In Alobamii
tHlCAGO Tho Western lines have adopted
the new rules of the Western Immigrant bu-
reau Tho officials will now tolie up the re-
vised agreement for the Western Passenger
usfoclatlon and there n every reison to he
llcvo that this will soon bo adopted
CHICAGO The Record will siy The Ca-
nadian government will open tho Zoulanges
canal In August and by Its operation the
tost of transporting Inkc freight to tidewater
will bo reduced beyond the possibility of
profitable competition by nny other existing
route
NKW YORK It Is announced that Prof
Arthu C Mctlffort will withdraw from tne
Prrsbyteiian church without standing trial
upoti tin artUBntlon of heresy which has been
luougbi agtiliist him berauso of his work
Hlstoiy tit Christianity In tho Apostolic
Age
JOPLIN MoAll nf the zinc mines of the
MiseourlKaneas district are to be shut down
for two weeks If tho directions of the Hie
minors assodatlou are 1 omolled with This
is tin trump ard which the ossocljtlon hi
been holding back to force zinc smelter t
nay subedulo price for ore
8T LOUIS Tho PostDlspotch says nt tbo
tho Grand Artnv of tbo
next eruampinont of
machinery was saved by a woll managed 1 Republic a proposition will be made to take
water service that waB kept at tho plant in veterans of tho navv an well ng of the nrruv
All nt the kilns and rough lumbar how and soldltrs and sailors or the war wth
over was lost or badly damaged 180000 Spain It will bo proposed to change the
f 11 Armv axia Navv f the
feet of dressed and 100000 nt of other l10
atCPUOHC
PUILADKLPHIATho 3000 seamstresses
whose means of earning a livelihood has been
the making of soldiers clothing at tbe UnltoJ
Slates arsenal here have decided to make a
direct nppeal to President McKlnley against
Rhine tbe work to contractors Tho seam
rttesses are mostly tbe wives widows and
daughters ot soldiers
1
roiifiirN imiiis
BERLIN Tbe rclcbstag rejected a motion
to refer tbe labor protection bill to acom
mittee
MONTHHAL The Dominion Steel and
Smelting company with a capital stock of
520000000 hat been formed here
PIIKTORIA The Transvaal executive hai
finally dclded to Increase the icpresentator
of tho gold field1 In tho volksraad They will
Barnos large tobacco barn was destroyed probably clvo six members instead of two
representation
by fire at 590 last overling loss about
1000 no Insurance Origin of the lire
unknown
llonlilrnei ill Urcinrlllc
Greenville Texas June 22 The resi-
dence of Richard Whltmyor at Campbell
was burned early this morning Total loss
about U000 Insurance 500
Pounil Dead in licit
MpKlnney Texas June 20 Mrs Dun-
can an aged negrosi was found dead In
bed this morning by relatives She was
apparently in usual good health when she
retired
the present
CAIRO Egypt It Is announced that the
khalifa has been defeated with heavy lns <
by na vet friendly to the British and has
fled to tUc woods with a few followers and
Ills cap urc it Imminent
NBW YORK A dispatch to the Herald
from Port Antonio Jamaica sayst Tho feir
la growlnc that the disabled and mUslnc
itcamer EtheUold has met with further mis
huo nnd mav have foundered
MADRID Scnor Don Pranclsco Sllvela
tbo premier denlen that there Is anv founda
tldn for tbe report that a ministerial crisis ts >
Imminent Senor Duran mlnlater of iustlce
lays tbe onporltlon is trying to divide the
cabinet put will not succeed
NEW YOI1KA dispatch to the Herald
from Rio de Janeiro says A mob forced the
jail at Rio Grande and lynched a Frenchman
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VI
MAIN STREET
Tht pearl erey Hats of various shapes The real
jnroried or tht American Extremely oft and vary
light weight
Coat off soiled Suspenders dont
we know the ways of men Think
how little for new ones
At 10 cents
At jj cents 1
At j cents
At 50 centsAnd
And hl hir
Some c n be wsshjd but wont st nd
hot wtter
Grey Worsted Trousers in neat dark
or light patterns the same patterns at
S250 and 5350as at 5 and 6 but of
course they couldnt wear as well-
ED KIAM
MAMMOTH CLOTHIER
Picture
Frames
Our Picture Frame business
continues to grow since we
moved further up town and we
are now carrying the largest and
best assorted stock of Mouldings
we ever had and have firstclass
Frame makers to handle all work
entrusted to nsWe also have a
nice line of Pictures in the sheet
all the way from 5 cents up and
will be glad to < how them
as
HOUSTON
named J car Panaro accused ot assaulting a
3vear clu ttrl After tormenting htm the
moli buinil turn alive
SANTIAGO DIJ ClBA In eoneeouenco of
the outbreak of yellow fover tho garrlnon of
United States iroons hern has been removed
from tbo ola Spanish barrnekn to a camp In
the hull Thus fur four sol Hers have died
of tho fnvoi am there are olchteen cases in
tbo hoholtsls nnd ana civilian suspect
WASHINtirON KOIKS
Washington Juno 22 There ha been a
nil madn by General Otle upon the w r de-
partment for four eitjert Spanish court sen
oKtanberc for service lathe PhilippineIslands
They munt bo familiar with the Spanish and
Encllsh UtiKUncrs
Thn remains of tho late General A M
Kauti arrled here today from Seattle snl
will bo Interred In Arlington with appropriate
military honcru
Th contribution to the Dewey home fund
roielred todav bv tho National committea
amounted to U04 ranking the totnl to date
110130
General Otis has notified the war deport-
ment that tho hospital eLip Rollcf left Manila
for San Francisco today with KO sick oa
board
IIOOHKVUIT OV TIMISIS
Siijk tlic Poor Mm Mionlil Nol On
IHIMC till Itleli
Chicago Juno 22 Oovernnr Roosevelt of
New York passed through hero late this
afternoon en route to Las Vegas to at-
tend tho reunion ot the Rough Riders
which takes place Juno 26 tho anniversary
of the fight At LaGuayamas He ls ac
eomranlod by sevoral members of his
staff Tho governor laughingly dismissed
nny reforonce to himself as a presidential
candidate
Asked about the tiusts and the proposed
conference ot governoia to consider tMs
question fathered by Governor Sayers ot
lexas Governor Roosevelt said Thcj
poor man when be lights the rich man Is
his own wotst enemy Legislation along
tne light Hues is tuu only ilutlon of toe
trust iiuestlou Tho rich and poor should
bo treated allU in the jtter of pioperty
agscssmenl1 and taxation
When tbe governor oc ojvs le cuest at-
Las Vegas and tho Rougn Riders wno
have already taken ponsisJlon of tbe town
there will bo a camp fire raiidh iprech
making cowboy uports of the genuine kind
races and Indian sports In tbe cilcbra
tlou Tbxas Ailrona New Mexico Okla-
homa Southern Colorad Western Kan-
sas and the ludlan Territory have joined
so that tho best part ot the Southwest Is
interested In he ciueiiiintiieut of tbe
most unique inglment equipped fO the
SpanishAmerltan war Tbcio Is to bo a
great gathering of governors nnd rucvors
of tho Southwestern communities and
every man who helped make hletnty ill
Cuba and can set to Las Vega will at-
tend
Ann WIILINO TO WAIT
Ciilinnn Do Not W1111I Immediate In
ilejiiinlriii
Havana June 22 The English edition
of La Lucha says editorially today Gov
ernor General Brooke ls in a position to
secure Information as to the condition
and needs ot tbe Cubans from the most
reliable sources and his statement with
referenco to the reports of the brigandage
In the Island cabled last week to the
Associated Press shows that he has learned
the truth concerning ouj people He may
bo slow to act but developments almost
Invariably show that he has carefully
considered all aspects of the question be-
fore finally deciding upon it Tbe ad-
ministration at Washington should bo
guided by Dim rather than by the Interest-
ed reports of speculators The Cubans do
not want Immediate Independence They
merely desire the announcement of a de-
finite policy and on assurance from Pres-
ident McKinley tint there wllhsbe no re-
pudiation by tho United State of the
promise originally made
Great Hrltaln Germany Prance Bel
glum China Mexico and Holland are tha
only countries thus far officially recog-
nized as having consular representation
In Cuba Their consuls have received ex
equateurs through Washington There are
tbirtyfour otters who claim to be con-
suls but they can not bo officially recog-
nized as their only credentials are ad-
dressed to the Spanish governmenU
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