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L 0 o k i 0. 1 DAILY i
j-V ilOBNINO. RSPTEUBElt 7 1003.
JUKI JED lAL.E
Cilcap Took t CoopU of Uma
from Petrott ! ;-
THE SENATOR SHUT OUT
jl
McOulre vWm Hit Mon-Tten
. Aanw but Managed to Pro-
J -' tact the Soon Board.
:- t
i : s
Th American League
Clone- ;' nint Wo La r.f?
WllsdelnhBe -
114
lib . " ha
m k u -K'.m
Clevelsiid .... IB
s iwion .... .......
114
!!.
(Aeseoietea Pram Kcorl)- '..
IMmd September UAttJlMtai
- sour mw la two. day aft Chieaaa-the
- iMmMi .ku mh I m Lm k th.t
' ..First turn law ' ' K H K
.. toetroit .. jnmm- 7
Chicago ;..... MM-I f
t . Klteon and Drill; Whits Mid MlliM. .
. v""1 "" Boors i K H E
Chicago
UMIiVII D 0
Dlech. Dona sad Timr;
Smlinai
and McFaxlaad. .
i ' (Aaaoelatsd hw Bapefi.)
Cleveland. September A-Cleveeand
knocked Buchanea out of the box today.
Cleveland ......I
St. Loula eio aia
. Rhodes and Clark; Buchanan. AW and
OPSOOBT.
(Associated Press Report.)!
Boston. September A-Battlag rinlew In
ths final tnnlnca eoebled PkUadsfcaak to
win a eloss and well played
- Score v i
Boston ml Ml
1:
V...U-.. It.t- MA ml ft
Barry and Crigwr: Plank and ("Jeers.
(aaaodatad Pram Beporwl
Washington September a. Adams and
Qrlfflth had a fine pitchers' battld
todar
hi which nelthar tha Weshlngtots
Hew Yorhe -cored unUI tha' last hfcln.
score
Washington J
Mew York t
B
T
I a
Ortf-
Adams and Heydoa; McQulrs and
run.
The Southern League
Clu
PlaveA won. Lost P. P
Haw Orleans
burt-v. urt ..
Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville ....
tattle Rock .
. lit
111
9 .
a
a
M
a
M
lit
K
117
lit
11T
107
(Ansodated Preaa Report)
.Atlanta. Q. September Aaa cap-
tured both rames from New Orlesjna to-
ear br better nlarrnk at
point
aided br errors of the visitors.
First came Doore B H
Atlanta OM 001 (W- SI
New Orleans 00 000 0 i 7
ttarmond and Archer; Manuel ana Sal
lirmn.
Second sTama Seore PJ
Atlanta nn 2-lj
h m
it i
t i
8al-
new Orleans OK) 001 03
Moren and Archer; Manuel
van.
(Associated Preaa Report)
NsshrlUe. fssoL. Bsptember .4Vssh-
vlUe won both fames of a double-keadSr
tosw.' The UttMTBock teeuri was
had tY ths abaenoe of three of Its front
est psuwrs. Darkness pat aa endli
secTind contest at tha end of thl
to the
fifth
inning.
.First ratM
H n
U I
7
arvln.
H B
t I
NashrlUe ..
o an ot
Ultle Rock
Bailer and Sam!
Olfl ion ooo
Murrey sad
Second
NashrlUe im
Utile RtM V 010 00
t 1
Herman una Downing-; Murr&r
The National League
'-tuBo PUyed. Won.
P.O.
TIT
47
. srr
vt
I
M
' PI
too
new torn: 130
nttaburg ...
Chlcaco
Philadelphia
ClndnnaU ..
8t. Louis
..vu
.. 1J4
.. IB
.. 1
.. 12
.. 13
. in
at
71
U
M
at
41
17
Host oa
Brooklrn
(Associated Press Report. H
Phllsdelphls. September A Ptttlti
rer to-
day held Brooklyn down to two hi is anl
shut them out. T
Score-
Brooklyn aw 000 000
Bhlladelnhla i. ' 00 ma-
Bason and Bergen ; Plttlnger end
Dooln.
American Association
Indianapolis X Louurrille t.
Minneapolis 2. Kansas City t
Inge).
BL Paul t Milwaukee A
PLAYERS JAVINa
There Will Be No All-Star Team.
Could Not Get Dates.
There will be no all-atar team of trie
South Texas league this year. Manager
Moore was unabls to get dates with the
outside clube until after September 17 and
ha waa unable to hold hie men until that
tone and the project was abandoned
( Pnw rapidly making thah-sT-uwar
to their homes and wlthm a
weak all will have disappeared. Quite a
number made their departure yesterday
arid more will do so today. The folkiwliur
ars the names of the men who left tor
their homes yeeterdar: Frank Rver'tevl.
prbana. III.; R. Smith ChlUicothe. Ohio-
Johnnie Reuther Cincinnati; Charley Bar!
rett St. Louis; Bill Kemmer St Jn.eoh
Mo.; John McCaU. 8L Louis; Brt!!ikl
Gordon. 8t. IauIs; Bd Hutchcreft.yClere.
tend. Ohro: Tony iyilth. Chlssgo aad BUI
gorrall and Joe Brtskey for Chattanooga
ROOTERS' ASSOCIATION
Committees Have Fine Succeas
and Collect $250 First Day.
AO Waa excitement at baseball head
auartsrs; the members of the Rooters' sa-
oetauoa were never so enthusiastic -The
president Bd Husslaa the secretary
BUas Oorman. and Chairman of Commit-
tees otto Sens were out early la the
ay receiving contributions from the busi-
ness people and la a tew hours had raised
fta Tickets to this rraat rooters- coa-
lest will be on sale at all the leaning
drug store In the city. Everybody is
hivlted to participate a ft la for the
benefit of the Houston team pennant
winner of the South Texaa league.:
The boys worked hard played good.
173
1 W i
- sthMtatw tha TORPID LIVER j
trenrthea tne direanvs srgsuas
y'rwrwista tha ila. aad ara a
k aasalst as aa v in
avti-c:uous mecxine.
- la awamrlal tflstTtrra theh- virt--s'
are wi.wty raconlvet aa they r
ses p-. r r''
-e .
ttm hi fre
Hi
.- oa w i! moii of i
this cny. t
dx nut lea.
y io ihi it.ti cHiimaltlMi
a. a wishing u uutiibui
wlU ftaave their ciHitrlbuQott . erlta Tha
UUOM
twr their lean.- Whr nu ) Houston do
uie Brevet .iooes out ounoav to
ee lle raotera aley and hear
7 to imtw
fd foot. . Th eneabera of tha Hausten
IM Ple7
swat IS he hack- la
ne of the bors wiU
lea their home. TheT
nrattoi in amrl
tar vi4 Mak H
wrsCS
are stuck ea
lea
swupeh
0ALVST0N tLAYEKtv
Many of Them Will Stay on tha
t.
- (Bsuotoa Past a i slat.) .' -i
Oatmt. Tanwa teptesshar -How
that' tha eeasoa hj aver the) Galveston
tfarsta (or same thera at Iraat) ara
raps u soatter hesMward. ' whlla
.mu few wUl lamaia ana others wl
retarai hatn lor tha winter. Iltoaor Blatar
wn eestaroar afteraooa
"an. Mm Bewthar. Brook Ooraoa and
Ton amttb aw to Houston rrtdar to
joia wd Moorea band at haras tori
en who an ta ptajr exhibition run aa
rar nana sa asssms CJtr la i
ta aavs railroad sues lnmeward and aak
up a Utile pocket snoaey kssldaa. Cava-
natiaTh djuut Isave for his home ra ktll-
atStaa. Tevle and his wife are alreed
Hora. Nelson Latham end Kaphas wUi
put in the winter hers tha letter
Ins; his time wHh Atlanta ' u. e
Ins; his tt
labia ea
has ssrarat a poeli
iltton aa
of .
local bowltnc after.
. hUraene Johnsoa.
haa. and the letter's Atlanta friends left
.rssns juBaaoe i.m ima Mm m arn
rusieiuar anarnooa
hlaryotte to spend ssversl dajra flahlna la
or enrutmaa nay. Mention
Of this beat recella whet Mr John-on In.
tenda Seine with ths bun tins that floats
from the pennant pole at apnrtsssan's
pwa. next rear tne cnamptonebip flaa
will not fly from that staff and tha Oei-
reexon mansaer will nnl the elnth In e
ersctteei not to asr eorel. use. Mr. Jona-
tniniui the mattress on his host would
o eroauoentea wMh the white and blue
folds the sendcrah pennant and will
arcordlucly uso It (or a oover of that
coucn navnuj n as a remlrxwr or tne
lime when he saseiaaed a dub that eoald
puar nneunpionanip Dell.
. ""ear" Woe and Marino vide leh
due hack from Baa Antonio la compear
with Jerry Kane wha parted company
with the Orphans there. It ta understood
that Jerry who Is to work this winter
in tne foundry of hie brother John J.. Is
to bo united In marrlace tomorrow eveo-
liuf to aa aetlmable and popular youcuf
evuy 01 una nix.
Joe Brisker and wife and Joseph Jr..
have returned from Houston and ths heed
of the family will keep In condition this
s inter by hard work on lbs Southern F-
tyiic oocaa.
A GAME SATURDAY.
The Houston Club WUl Play a
Local Team Saturday.
The Houston baseball dub will play oaa
mora same m Houston before the players
leave for tbelr homes. Wade Moore aa-
noaaeed a few days ao that three
same would be played with local teams.
tut t his has beeai riiMMj all a
clubs wsat to play but they all desire ta
piay on Saturday and la order not to
' trend anyone Moore told the local cap-
tains to get together end select the
Htrofiaee 1 urn in tne city. Moore de-
ulres to hare the best team In the city
"I'puvcu 10 nira. 1 ne lineup enu be pub-
Playera Are Thankful.
Manager Wade Moore and tha playera
of tha Houston team destrs to return
their thanks to the osaeia of tha Hous-
toa team. Me est u. Rleily and Michael to
the patrons of the gams and to the oiti
sens generally for the good . t realms
they have received durmt tha past. paw-
son.
While the warfare waa raging la mid-
summer It waa necessary to fine soms of
the players small amounts for not obey
ing orders. When the eeasoa ended the
fines were all returned to the players.
inucn w meir surprise jsuvre i j leu um
Lieaon with a bunch of young players of
cod habtitf and it waa arllled lnlu them
tnai IM nrat uuvj 01 s uaut pwjrvf wm
tu be patriotia to ths city they repre-
aented and strivs always to win and tner
did so. Their sfforts were appreciated
by the patrons of the gams and the play-
tts ore gratified for the courtesies ex-
tended and desire Ths Post to express
inelr thanks. Klelly aad Michael gavs
100re a free hand and he waa never In-
leriered with In the slightest decree aa
was done in emer ciuea a nutjuniy v
me players nope u oe sua us ucai mw
BRITT-NELSON FIGHT.
First Big Bet on light Weight
Battle Hade by uooionaKer.
Tha first big wager to be recorded in
.oanectlon with the lightweight cham-
pionship between Britt and Nelson next
Saturday waa made at the Sheepshead
Bay race track whea Joe Ullman wagered
11000 oa Britt to wta We
Tora Jennings one of the foremen at J.
& Haatsiss' farm aad Trainer Price who
also halls from tha Pacific coast took tha
Nelson and ssalnst UUmah's tMOO. Ull-
man aauousoed his readiness to bet a
large chunk of money on Britt In esse
he could get down at even or perhaps
u ... lA
i he coming fight Is eidtlng great In-
tercet among the bookmskera and follow-
ers of the turf. Many thousands of dol-
lars will be wsgered on ths outcome.
Jimmy Britt In a letter to a New York
r porting writer says: "Perhaps you want
linear a little about the way I regard
the coming battle. If I did not think or
rather know with a big 'Knew.' that I
can lick Nelson I'd never fight him win-
ner take all. If I dos t win III be the
worst fooled gu In the world. I figure
1 hat I hare everything that be haw name-
ly ability to takda walloping and plenty
of a lamina. I know and so do you. that
I hare much mora speed so 1 expect to
best htm handily.
"Don't let anyhedytsn you that I don't
tit- ftntah miner. That's ST dish. And
the pictures won't bother me either. A
lot of my friends think I will be trying
to out capers before the klaetoscope. I
win have only one thought In the ring
this time and that will ha ta knock thla
Dame's block from Matse hack In San
Kranelsco county.
"Cof froth la making arrangements to
sent the biggest crowd that avsr attend-
rd a ring event la this part of ths coun-
try. I can not describe the Interest sv-
rybody seems to take In tha affair. Net-
we has don a lot of talklaa and knock-
isa. and we took our time about glvlug
dm hla answer. A lot of people out here
think that he I solus to heat me aad
that helps an me. Bill tells ma that tha
jfeaW wiU hold fully I7W.00."
' FIQHT WILL BE HELD.
Britt a and Nelson 'a Views on tha
Referee Dispute.
- (Associated Pram Report.)
Ssn Francisco September A The man-
gera of Britt ami Nelson after their late
-aestoa last sight at Which they tailed to
teach aa errseoveat regsrding a referee.
e net ret held their promised eon-
ftiBMoa It ut not anticipated that this
iwKfjvwteu' nitca wut Ducoma
rs Will Ml tlf Salt trelana at
tralnlnat ouaners today. "Don't
r about that-' 1 will n.ht steltt -1
Ima Ssturdar. hat na m. - th-t
hat my manager ha dona meets with
i aaaroraL . I Brill . take mae Sne
rkferee barrina Billy Booh. He eaa not
be but ear of the ethere will de. This
Tiny position la the matter."
Jimmy Britt appeared lojje aot ta the
syahtewt dlsturhed In (he matte. He
iil: "! am aot betherlng myeelf a par-
Jcle about the referee. 1 am out here to
'k-ht and will be reetlr to enter the ring
tun.njr. ei(M'B reiercw tne nirnt
d there Will be nn pu-m e t. Jct - s
- te to r e. 1 . 1 t t-.
VOHTROUPVOI
ElldebraaJ Steerci ttm Entry tor
THE WAiDORF A SURPRISE
Vendor at Lone Prlca Defaatad
ev ' m. -1 -van a
r 'aical .Took Bella Staka. t
. . ' Qssoclslsd Proas Resort.)
New York September
Ton Trorep. with Hlldehmad up w.
Brptasitir ataaae at Bhaapehead Bar ta-
oay. uaarncorm finished swi
aanstha hater ths raven le. Oafara.
Whtaasioal. tha I to I favorite won aUy
tree exeua soxaoa. ' '
Ths Waldorf stakes sis farinas
the atala traok resulted la
Vsador. a ft to 1 ahoL aefemaua' taua -
CouIecUrate. hscitad from S to IttM
Short co urea steeolechase Balaaq
Buth'a Battlar. tMltmlawm IMUe. . Time
4:U. . -
Fire aad a half furlongs Bella stakes
Tvnisuucai. auiura uaucBur. ea mi ise
Tims 1:( -.
nil lurloos. Whldorf stakes vendor
Voorhses. AcoountanL. Time 1:14 S-4.
Mils and three furionsa. aentenaber
stsses von iromp uurnsorm. usiord.
Time I D 1 A.
hMx furlonxe Confederate ChryeoUta
All RlghL Time l:UU
Mile and a furlong Miss Crawford.
Baca Kins Orappie. Tubs 17 t-4.
Slieepahead Bay Entries
Fire and one-half furkHura. selllsux In-
fleslds lit. Cat's Eye tat. Was lit. Llllle
B. MP Thorium First Premium. Mia lis
112 uoMen Arms ICS. Tools Mook 104.
Jay Austin 107 Oddella kH Mufflna
Blue Pirate Poxhall Mysterious Hollo-
way. Roturrock. lft 11 JO) tat Watar-
dow M4. Bledmoor 107. -'
Handicap sieeplechaae full ooorse
Maiden 11. Dick Roberts lit Tha Vlrgls-
laa la. Nltrata let Weoea IM Trenot ths
Mere ltt
aeren rurlonre the Fiignt iteaenen I IX.
Rapid Water lit. Lady Amelia Newmown
Hay Burleigh tin. Ham
abur Belle . Ut
Yankee Consul
Mile. eeHlsa-Derout Mr.
im uarais at orir II.
lot. Rubric M4.
scotch flume sx.
From
ta. Una Roae ti.
Isrsellte 111.
Columbia Olri M. Canteen
lot. Foncaata 10L No vena St. Atbloas
Sir Ralph at. Chimney Sweep sW
cum sa.
Six furlonas Prelessloa lift. Uacls
Urlgh lit. Lady Amelia Ut Zienap it
ureamer us Tne uieam n. Amy van ua.
water tirass sa Mldas as. Me
Merry BrujhMd
nt lki
lot. Marjoram 13. Belllaersi
One end one-half miles.
One end one-half miles on turf Uttls
Scout at. DoUy Spanker 10. Bailor Boy
tt Short Hose 111. Jacquln Ut The South
erner Ma.
-Cloudy and last.
RACES AT BRYAN. .
Program Issued by the Fair As
sociation. .
(Houston Post Special.
Bryan. Texas September A Tha Cen
tral Texas fair which meets here Octo-
ber 17. 18. It and . will hare some ex-
ceptionally fine racing beiag sow In ths
Texaa racing circuit. The prograen fur
the oomiug meet la ss follows:
FIRST DAT TUESDAY OCT.
If.
' mils
mile;
First race t:M class trot hall
heats. 1 In t: purss tltO.
aecona race stunning ouc-najx
purse 7S.
intra race stunning one eaueu
a- 1. .. .
rourtn race For saooie exansse an aa-.
try fee. BVO yards; purss ttt. .-..'
KECOND DAT WEDNESDAY. OCT B.
First race Free-for-all pace half axua
beats t In I; purse lo.
Second race ttunnina. tnree-eigutns
mile; purse tst.
Third race Kunnlng. isree-rounns saus:
purse tV
rourtn race sor saaois ponies do bb-
try fee running BjO yards; purss ftU.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY. OCT. M.
First race Free-for-aU trot half exile
beet a t In I; purse tTi.
Third race Kunnlng. lor Texaa area
1-year-olds foal of 1D1; 8 to acoonipaarir
nomlnatloaa ftt additional to start; first
sreond sud third money; four furlongs;
purss tat.
Fourth race For ssddls ponies no en-
try fee running 3ft yards; purse tit.
FOUa..-. DAY-FRIDAY. OCT.
First race Pace class l a half mile
heata. 1 In I; purse tioo.
second race Kunning one mue; purss
". . . ....
Third race xrot. cisss nau suis
heats 1 In t; purss tsW.
rourtn race atunwng. tree ror eu
horses that have not been first or secosd
st the meeting; no entrance fee; six fur-
longs; first money IB. second matisy tU.
CHARTER OAK TROT.
Angiola Won Laat Two of Fire
Heata for Classic
(Associated -Press Report.)
Hsrtford. Conn.. 1 BepUmber 1 By win
ning a heat today. Angiola captured the
classic a. Charter Oak trot' before a
big crowd of spectators. Four heata were
trotted yesterday. Angiola winning tha
last two.
1:00 trot ths Charter Oak (concluded)
Angiola. won; Zephyr second; Normaa
B. third. Heat time 1:00.
t:a trot tns tipitoi city ainerx t.
won; Mmi H-ln-Latw second; Suitor Co-
lette. third. Best time 1:11U.
ftsUS pace tne Connecticut iwn
Carr
Best
won; Owyho second; Joata thlrd.
Unie 1:0
Latonia Summary.
(Associated Press Report.)
Cincinnati. September A Woods
won the Steeplechase handicap at-latfonla
today.
Six furlongs Fox Meade Mafajda
Maggie Lee bar. Time 1:14 M.
Mile end fifty yarda Dr. Wagner. Bd-
oardo. Bravery. Time 1:41 -t.
Six furlorum Saint's Day Toastmsster.
Scalp Lack. Time lilt 1-4.
Mile and a sixteenth htiadloap Haei-
land. King Ellaworth Major T. Carsoa.
lime 1:41 W.
Short course steeplechase Woods
Perry Jim Boatman. Pirate. Time
1-t
Blx furlongs Qulnn
Brady. Kyi
u. Follow tne nag
Time 1:U 14.
Latonia Entiea. .
' Three-fourlha of a mile selling Delay
Dean Lady Laecs Braawarlln Bnlda
Lady Lou 1A John Lyle. K1nacoTo7. Kela
110. Anna Bee II Death Phtora. Feby
Blue Hermoine 111 April Shower 11.
One mile selling Prlncem Oma St
Plantuav atf Bthw -.Cllft tt Dsksxoa tt
BrtadNow VH. '
One mile purse The Only Way Frank
Green Dutry tt. Nominee Slim W Qtoe-
mas it Joe. H. Rsed IM. Raiber Royal
las. - .
rive aad one-half furlongs purse-
Telepathy Kiss America IL Auray 7.
Buasnna Fallow the Fits; Grace Wag-
ner ma.- - .
Three-fourths of a mile setltmr Judge
Baufley MA Tempt Wakeful. Alllnda
Cygnet lot. The let let. Amorous Frank
BeQ. Knawledm 1U Jim Along UA
rlomesteal. kielnwood. aid Bow Oaraea
hree-fourths of a mile seinnaDr.
Wlndell '6 Metsbon Prince Olrnn St.
Columb St. Vnlms tt Marvla NeeL Bea-
coa Light Bherrltl Director 1W Chief
Hayee. Hot Point MR. NsodoshavlM.
- V . ' Fort Erie Rea'ulta.
(I ss lasted Pre Report.) .' '
Buffalo. N. Y Be pt ember A -Seven far.
lonse etteel Trap Longdan Chamlta.
ulM' time ftft M.
lauvma i4 MuJ
as. a Mat lie a-i. ;
ee rurtonae a
wasey' Wild sueesui
- sua furlongs Alma O
Waring. Time ItltM.
Ouroa osiua itearr
miH-sssnis A I rot. oswj warasr.
Thras-quaftara of A mile Victoria Cer
sntry its Moaster Maaiss Trasaana
BawhlAa Lulu Young Uaiaaanharet Tha
Klba kMV Herllsaw lux. Hsbeea'B Ckalse t.
aWvaorstsbtlis el a ana JjSrte.. riart
ores m MstnaTloa Usader We Tarn
Capitsae tT Berala Craamir. Tha Novlee
One aad . sne-etrteentk mfhaj Arrah
Oo
Us bee sUseta- Bualpsv. uemaust..
Morenae
-ursss uirt sasssw.
OlrL
Aaeiss Ijstuasaire' saw fwas
Aniiht Alone pv TreoOge it.
Plvw-stghth of a mile Swat
a tt.
KnlclujrberAer Mi Oleasa U. Bsreei
Siarla Lena Jonaa lot. Head Mash lax
tspUcal ka. Alma Oorda ti Ourtss ft
saapy whim ss taaay vnaewK-a aa ' i
Thres-quartara ec a mile eUn OiwJaw
Jehana let BlassaatnaL ' I BSlir was.
AUbert Maaiy Taauska The rour .Msav-
ared. laaeerule sea. xarn note aw. j
snort 00 urea auenieiiiisse awasn jaea
a. Lord Hadnor Billy .Bar Ml Jim Bale
111.
Serlba Ut
sY C A. FOOTBALL .
Prospecta Are Good for Fhtt
' ' . Taam. Vr
LsuK night ths Touxuj Msa'a Ctalstiaat
Asaoelatlsa foetnall sauad' sot. sewa A
business right aad had sa hasW laat
practice. Diss Its tha srarsa wstthsy asr-
sral aC these who are trrxes ftst the taam
were sac . ... .
Present- pewspesta lor a aood taaax are.
very bright aad sf tha In I ai sat at prss-
Huualon may axnsot to sss seraral ems a
Oaroaa will be naawsst erkh
Toung Men a ChruKsaa aaaiiaaallaa .
restou blah schsol or Oalrsaeon. t
UsJ
Mea's Christian tssanlsius. Bhraweport
Atniruo sssuoistaoa aad proaaaty
i-aama nign scaoo aaa otner
In prospeoi. The team will
Wednesdar and Fridsvr alarhta ax the
Sandeume Toung Men e Chrlsxlaa Asso-
ciation struoture. corner Faaaas seat Mav
tor aaro praouos. .
Sparks Bought a Trottar.v
(Hojetoa
Taylor. Texas.
Pomphsty aC that arty ysatsrds sola. h
Oorenier John Sparka of Nevada hi Baa'
trotter. 4. n. rumpnroy
uos ex sisss casn.
ta his sew Nsvada
1 4-'
American Turf Mtvting.
lAssockued Press Bepeee.) . ... '
laeusrtlie. S.T- S apt am bar A rrestdsat
M. J. Wlna of rhe AnaeiHaua Tia Xbm-
elation Issued a call for the stewards ad
war to meet aa us .new snaoaah
hotel la thla dty Septeexser tt "
- HENDERSON OYINOx
esseaaa. ' 3e ' e
Pitilul Endtaf O j Brilliant
- VexWetST. i vf ;.
Another chapter has' seen wrtttaa la
a satbetic . career of
of David
at th
a ruler of the hoaaa A
ago has so far
tha other day at Waterloo law a sees
made by himself aaa wife tor A city 4e
was rarest with hla crass m hew W tha
write.
The deed disposed of a lot tor I
J. W. Krapfel of Waterloo. Th
tore of David B Headaraoa sa th
it was flanked above aad bearer br
ana word "km stark.''
Kin waa written e eotmlioa IK- IK- -i
nature waa witnessed by Belle A Hes-
areoo nis oaugntor. sad ueorge - W.
.i' sat I s former law pertuer. - . v..
Con lie tin stories faaw Imm rhr.
lated aa to the coadltloa of tha foiaisr
nertlsl
tack of sw reels aad naralrala Hosoe have
noicaieo inat ne waa recovering el as 1 a
uw. uis wi. mejjeiess). -
That It waa aeceessary to make puh-
uu iwbiv vi e sMacuaBvus wnicn oon
es his Inability evea ta write hh
le la eoaaldrssL la view or tne ef.
torts of hla family to put the best fsoa
on ths situation before ths erorleV aa s
oonfi aala 11 that hare la aa haps tar re-
covery. In his semi-lucid moan eats tha weteraa
soldier and poittldaa who Is eared for
very quietly by has family at the old
xnibuque noma ixeaurinea hinaseir agala
ths center of earaaae oa the hattleflelda
of the South or of activities aa tha floor
or tne no use.
Hs talis Incoherently the sad atarisa.
atnga the aid eonga and Insists aw tha
runnga tnat once were law. 11 la seas
hat be eaa not lira many month
CROWE AGAIN ESCAPED
After Shooting Another Officer at
Omaha.
( Associated Ft em Report)
Omaha Neb. September
running fight between pone
a maa belieTed to he Pat Crowe ths al-
leged kidnaper ef BoVUs Cadahy. and a
com pan lea. Just before midnight. Patrol-
man Albert Jackson waa shot thrsugh the
leg and the two men maasi their escape.
Nona of the other otTlcar were fajured.
A Isrge detail ef otnosr was I sdlala
y neat to the spot to try to laowte the
fugltlvee. The fight occurred ea lower
Sixteenth street. Brer nines Crow re-
turned to Omaha sererat weeks ago.
Chief Doaohu haa had a flora af offloera.
most of them ta olUsan a cloth hag. seek-
ing to ceptiire him. This task wsa ex-
tremely difficult bananas aoae of the af ri-
ce ra knew Crowe Jackaoa betas an ex-
ception. ft wsa teamed by the poOoe yeetsrday
thst Crowe was In Omaha and extra ef-
forts were marie to Iocs 1 a him. Jackaoa
and O fflcar Leahy warn mm to lower
Sixteenth street whore Crowe waa ho-
llered to be. About U o'clock tonight
Jsckaos saw a maa whom be reosgnlssd
aa Crowe with a companloe la a saloon
at aixtasoth and Dorcas streets. He sent
Leahy to a telephone to secure additional
officers meantime watching the maa
himself. Tha men left the saloon fust sa
tha additional offlcere same up ana Jack-
they were heist followed the two mea
opened fire on Jackaoa. oas bullet enter-
ing Jackson's lag. Other offloera started
In pursuit Joining ta the fuslllad of shots
being seat after tha fugitives. The' lat-
5?T1. hTr!.'-nLm?? aood thstr escape.
Half the prllce force waa Bant ta the dta-
and was nu
and arreetWil
work to lomta th pair
This they had not I
sucoassfut la doing
ap vw miwnisnt.
SARATOGA SCHOOL
To Ba Remored to a Better Lo
catioii. .-- -
(Houston Post Bpedal.)
BBU-atoga Texaa. September A PusUa
school started bar aa Monday sf this
week with aa enrol lsaeat of Mi auplls
tinder the prlaoipalohlp of Pref. & a.
Rick. wtth. Mr. BJch aa aaslstaat Tha
dtlsene at thla U field town ara b be
congratulated -ea hstag aw- luoky -aa to
procure two so sffMent teachers aa they
have tor the next term of school. Thla
school was under the mm atanagement
laat year as tt la thla By the end of tha
week there wlU be at Wast Ut 'pupils en-
rolled aad another teacher will he added
aa soon aa one oaa ba procured.
The contract has been let fop. the re-
moval ef the school bulldtag to a bit ta
the JpostofTlee town where tha eobool
will be out of the notes of th wells ana
will ba ta a mom eonranleat pi ara. Ac-
tive work of merliuj the house will heels
aa boob as a right of way aaa be' snade
from tha present - location to the newt
one. which will take about two weeks
Ceranne Berry WeddelV
THELEADEltiHIF!
v. " .
Of flu Caorkf U tlvt tout Kij
m totaled.
mfay Depend Upon His Retention
... of It Hay of Virginia Said
to Ba Ambitious. '
' Houston Post Bureau
SH UMOIBV
WaaalBgtea.
rM-t Cowrado Bolldlna.
a. Beptamber C
U Ba
Hay .1 Tt-.
amta te be a assdldete tsr the posttioa s
saaer et tae aoaaw salnortty an
ta Jsea Sharp WUIIaaas sf MlaBlsslBstl
. thl la a auwawjoa which hi bsina asked
ar ths Srw dsmnrawtl si nans a who
drop lata Wsshtsgtoa oa desau-taasctal
ewtnm them Bars. Thsy havs heard
that Mr. Hay wtll eppoee Mr.
aad walls ashsay aessm ta poassas aafl
nit httormaUoa the ghaaraUy aoasptad
oplaloa sseaas ts.sa that ths report Is
tree. IX ta fsoalled that Mr. Hay aa-
Say ha that ho would aot
ks a
sf
statement Is 1
te know whereof thev wnah n..i a. k..
conferred with a s umber of hla aollsaguea
and asked them to support htm for that
'ship. . T.
Mr. Haw aaa Sfe erini-M.
beea oa exlreaaely good terms for soma
Urns past. The gae.als of their strained
relstwaa eras a mlsuaderstandlns over e
eommltlae appointment at the beclnnlng
01 ise mm congress. . Mr. Hay la said to
eve wuteo a oeream awportant asslgn-
mant and ta haws beea aUaeppotatad be-
m't- "Uiiaaas aa wsasr of- tua
mlsurltr. Jld not aak SessSaa Qanna tn
bit nun voe seaoa.
Thea there wea th Mllee matter which
creamed out laat wtnta aad aanal a
eunaidanibkr-kmoesit of bad feeling among
democrau ta tha house. Masy aoutbera-
ars chief asssna whom waa Mr. Hay.
took the position that Mr. William waa
nauiy Bouciiawa at us we I rare of the
maa who has beea aasthsmatlaed from
o or tne south te the other be-
of hla allaawd si llsn la niittaw
Irons on Jeftersoa Davie. Mr. Williams
com ended that whatevew General Miles
ty or may aot harp dnae mile ha was
young officer had asthma to do wtth
a oreeenr ease Oeaeral aril - .
democrat and because sf that tact as
ear. nuiuuni saw 11 waa nainar nara.
cuted br the doarlaanl party. Ha hsd
seme followers asaong the demoorau from
the South hut' ad will be -remembered
y tnese who keep up with nniigrtsalunal
matters the minority as a what did aot
agree wtth him ami he waa unable to
mass a saoseaerul Issue of his defense of
tae lormer oeaa at tne army. Mr. WU-
waa deeply chagrined in conse-
Thetw oaa be no aotihr aa that
scare sad a majority of those wha In-
asrwsteo taemsstres la ths matter believe
to this day that the caucus which Mr.
Williams eauned 4a he -railed abaaie that
time wsa originally latewdxd. by aha. to
act sa his reaJgaatioe. whleS ha had ds-
dded to prut eat peesum of the failure ef
bub eoueagues m auppert mm. hs wsa
dissuaded from resigning. If he over real
ly Intended to take that Aataea but ths
wcneni causea a great aeaa of bad feel-
ing aa has beea said aad bad ana it...
anything elm to do with tha estrange-
aeai oa-weea ear. wuuamt ana sir. nay.
WnXIAMS CAN 0EFfeAT BAT.
s was stated In a recent dispatch In
which tha questioa at Mr. WUUams'
ohsnces of mnoartlng hrmself aa axuwrHy
leader war iltsamii. there le aa crretai-
Tr ... "jra'
- w.m hbo snaav
tlon 'h tt la at eraa.nl aa la h ea- k.
ztZr&f'jLr
leetad aa leader it will only be after a
m ssMOnsat swan tha beaisntng
of which la not appareat now. Mr. Wtl-
raade mistakes and tha seiner-
Ity aa a whole does not always follow
without question but.
It kl realised that be was a
great Improvement oa Mr. Richardson of -I
Tenaeassa. who preceded him sa leader
aaa in.i aa uaoueea uw muwuauf OUTtng
ua. waa biibbiiih muw wan It
bandied since Bailey of Texas
charge of Ihlnaa
Mr. Hay la rather pop-
ukar bat he Is aot
resarded aa being at
stress a maa as tor lost a bob et Ar-
moad at Missouri who would probably
an a awMa. nam ut iiaailllg Str. V. U-
nasas thaa aaybody else ahouid hs wish
aa saw tne OBOtssi wnica m by no
msans oartala. If Mr. Hay Is really a can-
delate for tha place and the . situation
narrows down to a fight between him and
Mr. Williams ths triumph ut tha tatter
m Bantam as practically a loraaoas
dusBOu. It may be dltfereat wnea
grass Bsoiml li e. but that M certainly the
way thlnsrs look aow.
Fism Mr. W UIlame' own standpsrat 't
Imply wul not do for turn to be kept out
of the leadership during the ceasing aes-
seoa. Te a greater or aw extent -his
pautacat ruiure aepenoa on ant anility - ta
enseal hlmastf la ths poaltloa. Ms Is' 10
hs a Candida ta for ths senate to succeed
A. 4. McLauirlB. whose term will expert
oa tha 4th of Maroa. its; and. the iSTn.
cations ars that be will have some very
v mm ii. nr-iu. m. uneouflM. -' taow
orasr Varna maa is also to ha a candi-
date aad aasplts the criticism which baa
beea la vie bed on klsa rrssn autaUa
sources there oaa be no doubt of the fact
that hs la popular la MlmwstppA Advices I
reoeivaa aere laotoats tnat Be aaa aojdee
ta that popularity by hh) oouiws since the
areaaing out 01 reuow lever. -
la aay avant. ft Is certain that aa will
ba able ta muse Mr. WUIIaaas a vaat
smnunt ex trouota is tae seaatorial race.
aad. obrloualy. It hi up to tha latter to
retain ths poaltloa which brought him aa
savaatmentiy una so inveraoiy net ore the
pantvt waaa ne wsa nrat sssaeted ta auo-
oeed Mr. Kichardson two years' ago.
Should he fall to be elected leader Whan
suiiaivsB Missis in tBecemaer ne. or oourea
would fked It ail the more difficult to
a snowing saalnat wajtlamasv la
tsnai uant.
. 'TBXAS MAN INVOLVBD.
A Dttla matter la which a Teaas ssea
1 hlvolrsd may Aavessme bskrlrat an
th soatsat far th antdsrahip. It wul he
Can
ted with a petition saktsg
that Represents live Choice B. BaacMI bt
th Fourth Texas bs appolntsd a member
ot th ways and SMana committee to 1
seed B. B. Oooper whom term sxptred aa
starah A ha hevlag beea sssm 1 msful Is
his smtsat sgainst M. L. Broocka. If I
eantay.
paUUca waa signed by every member af
Tab) being th
oaae aaa thera betas a other applioant
from Taxaa tt waa raxarded aa saly just
and fair that th Discs should aa ta air
ttsaoeit or "at. nt Baast air. wuintm
I reooBtmeao mm to apei
aaa.. aralen would amount 10
thing. Mr. Williams baa mad aa proat-
mm to ear. sutaueu sowpver. 11 reporul
received here are to be believed aad
aaarsorer. It kt aaM that ha Is warr
strongly bacitoed to Ignore tha Texas's
nndaainbtw lust ids has and ta aak Mr.
Cannon to give the pleas ta Bsptsssnla I
live Sullivan ot masssaaussttat
Mr. BuUlvaa wa th man who enrBged
In a bitter personal dehau -with
t Hearst
lew xork au
aat e il iloa. Ai
duWng the clcatng days af
Menm e barged Bulllma
Bill
plldty In a murder af which.
he asserted the Maaaaehusstta maa'e ta
ther waa ooevteeea a .number oc years
aaa. Bulltvaa expealned tha amttsr la
such a manly etralgtimrward way that
h suw out et uat encwiater wtta aaaed
popularity while tha New Yorker eraa
severe even leva aer.Bwiagipa
ap as he did. '
Ths Haa rat papers mad seme
attacks oa Wmtaam durhur tha
time the mattes af railroad rata rexuLa.
ttoa waa b"tg onnai'tered the anlraua at
the tt t m Vtii .o. a' failure to alvo
! t " I ' a B' n-
reasuh wh M Shcwtd h ssersrAeS wits)
a .essaailtisa aasisnsaaat to waah ae-
ordina is keaoedsut and the ewwrrlteav
rules of the aeasea. Mr Baaeoil ha wah
aperror SM
If ta the
f. na tha aad. Mr WTlWaaaS
shoal I ha asonlsfint mi the)
Setts matt ea tha were aad means
mil tee. thus ahutttna Br. B assail
there I every raaasa to sett. re that th
Soul sera daet"inta m the In use will re
seat N aad
ad taat air.
Win
will
Basra of th very
has usually as4 frees
ratte Vader taste re the wheat stt.
Thsy Ihask that the mlsarlty wUl
Sard ewouaw time durlna the eose-
naress arUhowt preealttlna mtsraal
iloaa Is wsskas at and awapalr Iw
r plUfullr snasll aawsf T rislsl
alrsadv nlllfullr srea
a bos sf (ha saajorltr.
Arthur WltMaasS
THE ORANGE BUDGET
O. ft N.
W. It TO HAVE
TANKS.'' '' ; :
Wood FiW Plant Is Now Ntmity
Ready for Operation Of-
ncers for Rica MilL
(Ho
Orange
Tsxas Ssytimksr A A
tract has beea 1
aad Berth western Bsflrssl somsaay aad
W. (A Park at Bisumsst by wkeeh th
' seooad party la ta tuns trust a ay slim ef
storage - tanks tor tha Best party. Tha
capacity of the stairsce tank wis
w.vas narreuv tan
tanks with all ths
seiVuTwI'hy whLh twemty
ay be unloaded ha twelve
ing pleat is to
cars of oil as
hours. By the
locoeaotlvee tha bars
this road arrive the at
the tua) will hare beau
for
Mr.
para baa so let
or 01
rbe Wood PIslBllBlse And Fwjar eswa-
pany'a slant that at to furnish ths fiber
for the Yellow ptae rawer M til-seas easy.
steamed up yseterekxy aad marts a test as
the new proosaa whleh prwrsd wary aalla- 1
factory. This Is the first sxpsrtmaat of
a real sat at of thla hind although renews
expertised ta hare base marls sa an aa-
ptrtmeatal pleat. Mr. Haafurdr shlaf ew-
Slneer of the ptaat trUI Wave Ismiirrsw
nigat ror cwicasw isr vne put pose sa paar-
Bltaoeuu meaissj.- va bbbi iw
daat erualmata rsaslir eewsre
atra Matilda' BrnHh. aarad B rears of
Johnson' Barest haa iwaaatrr lsinwsraa
that aba la tha asntker of mar. aeseae
ttona: On a raceat vtsip Is bar dauaater.
Mrs. C. L. BlocSt at Orange she tuinnd
ed la getting oaa measlier sx eacs w tae
five faraUies taanrthar and had tha swoop
photographed. Mrs. Smith te aa awry as
Che ordinary woman at B year ohL
Tha ann
nnual mi anas 01 tne uraaara nav
MIU
any eras neat aero yestsvwar
whleh resulted la the elecUon
of the fullewlna board of 01 rectors: ta.
Bedell Moors L. Miller yawn uama-
ley. W. W. Reto. O
Sr.. B. U Ketd. V
wen elected: O. B
I. Be. wetta r- sa. y""r.
Ths following offlosr
wen elected: U. xteoell Btavre amau
L Miller wje-premdea t.- f. jr
secretary aad treasurer. B. aBata waa
appotntad awnaral maanum. a tha aalU
for the Beat Bisons.
DANGEROUSLY WOtJJtTJED
William Raabury Shot by Her-
mann Kinrrmarner.
(Hi
Texas
September A At U
tonight William Raabury
tlnaaa and dan
ed br Hermann Kannmsrther. Kaaa-
Sascner IS tns Burnt wraaww aa a mmmmmm
oa Main street almost directly ta the roar
of tha dty hatt. Raaamry was taken ta a
hospital. He seems te be Buff arias
BHCher went to poliee hasdauartara and
1 sraa ta Ban into cuatoay. nm woui
I aa hiriaw -. . than m say
-lo'wTuThb
I 1 eras behind tha bar aad Bred three
I. shots."'. . . . - .
I . Raabury waa hit twice n maitmsw-
buiiets rsflglng
SLrd lntoThehody.
I left skis lust above th hip.
I A GUESS
An to Intentions of the Fn"M
Magna tee.
(Houatan Past I
Sour Lake Tsxaa
dent B. C Duff aad
C Wslhv of the Diaument.
Lake aad Wastarn railroad.
by Mr. Qulgley who I sainsmd m ba a
oonetractiua or grading oontrmcsor ar
ia aeur Lake yesterday ssoraing
aad went dirsct to a livery stasis whsra
thsy aecured horses. Tne party tnaa tart
Beur Lake troina la a
Not oa et tha party 1
a hint aa la what th
; IB a westany mrsctiem.
ty gave out a worn ar
their missies Is. bat
those la s aoattltoa ta know ars con-
fident that their actkms Imply mat grsd-
Ins th wastarn sxteneioa of the read la
to hs esnamsaoad la a very few days.
Thla le.tha second trta Prestdeat Dnft
and Oeneral MaBager Wells havs sands
- within the past three week over th
survey af the proposed axiaueten.
e--.."anaia" mmmm '
AT WESTFIIXI)
Much Gaa Has Been Found in
Test WalL' .
(1
WastfVsid Tsxaa Biptsmbsr i.-Ths
first test well tor oil Is reprarted
down MB teat. . CossMsrsbls gas has
bsss foand and the art Iters found tt hard
.Another tsst wall I
days. The exact Bare ties for tha aow
L. Tvtoa wioa. pi easiest aaa aemerai
oc tne interaatiaaai aaa tjroat
Northara spent heal alsht ta hla epanaal
car at uua patca ana oaay
looklna after tha muriate sf
He oonteaaprntea makias n
ate aere m tea near ratu
ami ba a bum Bar
Ss aun
ant to
ear er an awn WIB ba
MILAM'S TAXES -v
Eigltty-Firw Tteuaand Douara
on JJaunquent kou.
Post I
C-The
hi devaty. Newton have been aU
summer eo rapt I tog the deuaauaat tax roll
of Milam county goiss; book tor twenty
its aaa wtu sunmit 1
tloa today.
Tha roll shows taVtm due tha
anuatv. ha
I he tax. ran t
at
TWO NEW WELLS.
On of
TtnCtaa ' lal -.lOWIxtg 6o00
. BaiTwia Day. .
ctBowaaoBV.Fsst Spsciel.) u '-
HumbaB. TonuhV September Moha
Maa ana Jrtwdweers' srstl No. I oama ta
this mernlng wtth a Bow ef i
per day. tWett Ma. K
Producera. waa brocrrnt la last Bats
and Is aow- nowlng aw harrela per day.
The sunset snmatseni played m a srswd-
ed house In tha Rller eoara bo ass hurt
night and were warmly arwlsaded. Tha
Bmnk. aBMertalnaaeat eaaaa aa fi.ua
lisustoa and waa heartily apsveulalad by
the psspls ot Humble whs wilaisai tha
aartornwava
To Austin ior Tmtniant.
(Hoaaton Post Bmdal.)
Csmsrna- Twaaa. eaawmker . '
nimwlsanniss court mst today (or tha
parpoas sf sswjsevlrsi ths tax aassssor's
books. The tan oollsctor. A. W. Tabor.
Wt beea ae
EXTEND JIME
For htnli Car Una' Kp!f to
. ComniltaW Qurf u.
SANTA FIRM STAND
Claims Its Lkkf la Not Connect
ad with Private Car Business
Hence la Not Responsible.
(Asmslalsd Preaa Report )
Weahhigtori. Baptember (.-The Armour
3m Ltase inmpany baa been graatwd by
aatll Ssptsmber B la which to
flat It
to the Inquiry concerning
refrigerator boas
Ssreral railroad hard beea granted ex-
tsasasas reautxeg tap ta Bsptsmbir B
Tha tiaae la whleu t
erlgtaally sxptred yi
la wars mads publio
railway ths At
lantis Opast Nne th Central of Oeor-
ta
their
srpapt th two
Seels rs that they are at no way
by
although thayi
don't puhlhs. 'rafrl-aratlaa ckargee. they
I
I TI
swat erpresslr that thssr tariff rates da
tsnhldl iwerxeweatlaar.
Tha Atehtsaw. Tvjneke nad
railway denies that It ar any of Its
agents asdsrtstsa the buslasss of ths
refrlasrausa of ahttimants of destduous
trult or retpMahlea. ar that the Santa
re asairisarator utspstea nestpaay a
by sr eaJar ths Authority of respond.
It tt art forth that ths Santa Fa Ref rlg-
r Daspatah iki-anr. wblah eowtrole
ar rarrapi
wfrsaamtlsa aver
reaannaaul s tteea. haa aot actad for tha
railway la tha aprAleatloa tor refrigera-
tion ubbisbs The read sneus smphst
hairy that by war
kt haa oalle
1 a la ear rata
ar assise tram asms ah trip sis thaa fa
others br ths nfrls-rsilew of frutta
reawtebtes ta transit. Bafrhxerattsa
ehsrsas are net pabllehsd. ears the iw
spansaaA for th raassa that it does aot
engage In the bastasss sxTrefrigeratlsa.
aad that H daea apt make sr seilist any
JUCHiCOND XTSM9 -
Erary House' b tha Town Is Now
UCCVPaSta.
. OBsaatoa Peet SpniilelJ '
whs wished to more here hi await rhem-
ssrres af the stlsndll seknl nppnrttial-
Th
atornhnf. With
ths greatest
history at. thla
Hale made a werr appropriate talk ta tha
aadleaee - aad the schslara upon "Our
notes awiBoei STatem." 4 . C Floran asm
addressed tha school upon "Tha Local
Conditions of tha School In the Pant
Compared With the Present." ssjparin-
tendeat Pewlx ef the Koaanbarg scneol
read a paper upoa the utility of an educa-
tion which Bast with the approval of tha
patrons at- tha seaoaa Jtew JN at ruts
Powell followed trlth a abort address
sIvwut ths salient 'feet ares of ths Osrsnaa
edaoatlnn and eoatawatlref tt with tea.
American. . These short talks were ln-
Mrspsrsod with Instrumental music etc
Oreet tatarest kt Basal feared ta our anblla
.school aad ' Is the prkie st every dtlsen
of aUehaaond. ' Ns betier seke. oxn h
SaanA la aa tttaaa . - . - . t' '
. -iV-.V-.. isasiii " (')
AUDITORS TO MEET -5r
V"
.iv-f.
At San Antonio .to. Diacuaa Their
Baa AAtooJo Texas September 1 rour
of ths flrs sssmxy aadltsra la Tsxaa win
rattsa of -tha saw;- biw.
of
ty aadltor hi a new ana.
hy
ledalatur durlna Its k
aad there ara a glial many eueetioue
awn' rant tas a Baiters are in asupc.
It la nrobabie that at this mssllsa tha
audltssa will sgree apen some plan for
anresa actma awn twees sumiinaa
The aadltors of Dallas. Harris aad Oal-
veetaa oountlee are expected manendi tha
.- BOILER IOTLODED. . V
Two Negroes Hlkd and WhJtt
A A rspuet
st rmcbed here that an af tha.
la . tha abelhy County 1 aiiikil
mia ems blown ae thla mora.
tas at Newwilla an the Beam Fs railroad.
ten awes iraoi nsra. 1 as report saya tiaax
twa nasi ot ara killed aad that Oeorae
Lovatl a white man. Is badly Injured.
: NEW SEA WALLi
Fort Crockett WUl Be
Nart.Weaks---.
of the--sea.-wan hx
Port Caaktt wfll. ba flatahed
th Bret stxty-faot ssctlon ef
asp waa mamlm Mat aiaht.
WHh ths esmplrttaa of- thtt sap tasjewa-
toa will haws a eoattaunue aaa wall tmit
the eoutk Jetty 4s-the Baat End atnng
ths bsaoh sa far' west as Fifty -Uui d
ana ahalt aallas. ... .
FISHERMEITS STRIKE
Has Caused B .FaaniiM "at'Ssm
A The
an
: da aot am. aad buhm
I mWa?an; .St -
11ATI3NAL TavEATetXIfT
pio-ellr
'a -' - wa
Vi
. VeaaJ L J w-.
V sBtfarfewA. sSweaBa
T Ba' 'r f -IJ ltf IIHSB V"
gla. ths AJchlsoa. Tsweks
aad tha laaayrraate hi
tits it
sasblss a knsl seewed that
eweellmmt of W pemtls.
a umbel ea ftret day ta tha
BThoot . aooerlnlsaldinl
na ami w annou ay a ooanpany ana
so are ted by Thomas Darltaia. leimetly
WHoustaa. ... . .
front af
not week
tha m foot
Ban Aatorao Twxaa September
newarmaa t stria oa the rah! ha fwaurt-
A flsB thamm ta txdaetty. The snar-
keta that
' ear i... ' .
.. fBiMne. St. t wToan. .-weavearaa--
- - aaaTwaTaenv
...
Th Ntrw rn s :
Knox Derby
' - j. -?:-r"? '
' We are showing a complete .
fall line of th eekbrsted
Knox hats both soft and stiff
hapes for which we are sola
agents In Hooatoti. f ' ' ' -
Tha Kaaa Parks. ha Bat at
Jli5t ...
Peri Lb::J t:
- .' . ... .
StfictlY Purs Perls C::
.--r;; ' - ".-"'
hi JtlllJ Caaal LCaawwil Pt.
;;Se:1 fca Y::r C;":rs
V fcrPnrt v::z::
JAMES BUT
HOUSTON.
SINQLl r
TUBE .t I
TIRES... f
lunar Tubes. Mb: Foot Pnmna t
tape to: Bella. Ba.
Marck Colmore IGI2 Pr;:.:
1 Base Barn wir-edee.
Morgaa A
lansr Tubew. UM "
MACr2TII
LiiMPCIIIMNE
wlt& t:::d.
' Stern 609 Main Sa
a ri Atrrrt sab pb qui n
aw TOSMl Sn tsres
sen
arrr Tf EA rwr. Awenean o-
. - aujr
tArhuvat aiex.-a.a a
Get lly Dook-I!
It tails bow I -aura lanlges'lon. 1"
peta. Btornaoh allaseats heart w.
lean and K Miner diaoase throuan the i
aida nereea. 1 will alea eend you i
Health lokea free which will nun r.
to treat yoa a eampirtely as if 1 met
i to face Writs Baa k Racine. V ...
''?0";'A:;sWB.!;iAKBt.v-v'
CHELLED RUCZn
ROOFING
twr steep sad flat roofs. - hfioa. haw and
wataiaaaaf Uahnr tor Inside houses. . .
FENCE FACTORY
COR. CONORgSt a AND JACKSC !.
D j i3 mo he
MMMal
BlUuatee a- t
DIAMOND DTB8. IJurilngton. Vt.
D Is 000 cuIWrlEN
disease
the- eu) '
4 YOU a
POISO.11-
eers. talUng hair bone r
nd doa't know it la Pt
POISON. Send to DR. BBOWN. t .
8t Philadelphia. Petut for BH
BLOOOOl RJAfett per bottle: Ins -
month. Bold nt Houston saly by A.
KanwtoB. tat Mala .Bt .
VINOL
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Stranfjth Crea
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