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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14
LA CONVENTION REPUBLI'
CANA.
Sera TenIda en- San Luis Mo.


El dia 10 del mes en- curse Sc
reunieron en- la ciudad de WASH
ingt0n todos los cabeeillas del par
hdo repubIicano, con ell fin de acor
dar sobre ell lugar donde deba te'
nerse Ia Convention Nacional de
ESQ partido ell a1O que viene.
La reunion, como es natural, es-
tuvo muy cOncurrida y animada,
puesto que hubO que tratarse, ade'
mas, sobre otros asunt0s de imp0r-
tancia trascendental para el par.
lido.
Las ciudades que cOntendlan
p0r la convention yel honor do
tenerla eran las de San Francisco,
Nueva York, Chicago, San Luis y
Pittsburg. De estas habia sido
hasta entonces Ia mas popular San
Francisco, pues cast Sc concedla
que esta ganaria ell premio.
Pero llegado ell tempo, los que
tuvierOn que decidir sobre la cues
tion, escOgieron la ciudad de Sar
Luis, Mo. como ell lugar proplC
para que Sc verihque la conven
cion republicana. La fecha de Il
reunion ha sido AIada para ell dla
1G de JUNO, de 1896.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14
AGR1cuLroREs PuRIosos.

Poquito falt6 para que el die
II del corrlente, los agrlcul.
lures en- oil cOndado de Lincoln,
estado de Kansas, !incharan d sns
ofciales de condado. Aparscs
que estos hacia tempo que esta'
ban derrochandO los fundos pdbli'
cos, Y q consecuencia dc clio sls'
vando las tasaciones. Los agri'
cultorss tuvieron conOcimiento de
clio y cuatrocientos SO unieron J
vinieron q la casa de cortos 4 de-
mandar la resignation de los on'
ciales. Estos 80 rehusaron y hu'
bo que usar de mncha cordura Pc
ra contener a los furi0sos agricul'
torres que estaban resueltos q po'
ner remedi0 q sus males por ls
razon 8 la fuerza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14

maeiones, porque Venezuela esta
resuelta a pelear. Y los Estados
Unld0s, que ven en- la reclamation
de lnglaterra una injusticia, cree.
mos que no podran menos one to
mar pdrte en- el eontlicto. Juzga.
mos este, respecto a los Estados
Uuid0s, porque Ia Doctrina Mon.
roe, de que tanto Sc ha hablado,
prohibe d enaIquiera nacion Euror
pea el lnmScuirse dc Uua manera
alberta y armada. en- los asunt0s
politicos del Continente america
mo. En- resGmen, ell espiritu de
esa doetHna, segun 10 afrma La
Rer|Sta del Pacifc0, puede con.
denaarse en- esta simple Erase:
America para los americanos."
SObre la Doctrine de Monroe te.
nemos algunos preeedentes, qqe
creemos de 0portunidad referirlOs.
Cuando ell imperio de Maximi-
llano quiso tmplauiarse en- MiGxeo,
apOyado en- las tayonetas del
ejercito frances, algunos hombres
de estad0 Americanos SO reunie,
ron en- Washington con el fin do
discutir los principios contenidOs
en- Ia doctrina Monroe, y aplioar.
los Ell forma de coerCitiva pro.
tesla, contra el gobierno frencGs,
entonces personilicado en- ell En-.
perador Napoleou III. De esa
discussion result6 el que ell emi
nente Mr.. Seward redactara lumi- |
nosa meta djplomatica, notif
cando en- ella al gabinete de las |
Fnllerias que el gobierno Y pue- |
ol0 de los Est9d0s UnidOs no /
loierarim por mas tempo la per. I
de soldados franceSes
en- territorio mexicano.' Result6 |
de esa enGrgica nota el que Ra.
1aine hubiera evacuad0 Mexico,
leiando al infortunado Maximilia.
no abandonado a su propio Y NAL.
destinO.
Mas, fuera de ese caso effective,
made La Reuista Popular, la his.
.oria del M0nroeismo no ha sido
mas de una serie de bellas teorias.
unique, a decir yerdad, teorias un
anto cuanto elicaces, pues que sin
elias, Brasil habria sido desmem-
1rado pOr Portugal y ltrancia,
Mexico pOr lnglaterra, con la alb.
'orcion de Ia PeBinsula de Yuca-
an, y otros puebIos d6blles de la
Espanola, por la ambi
;i6n y poderiO de algunas naciones
'uropeas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14
HONOR A MEXICO.

Sabemos por colegas mexicanos
que al hacerse la publication de
los premios concedidos en- la ex.
posicion de Atlanta, resuit6 que
obtuvleron mas de Glen premios
los ex.hibidores mexicanos, siendo
Mexico ell pals que obtuvo mayor
numerO de premios.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14

Es una ley (ia { inmutable que
para tener buena salud hay que
tener sangre rica, pura y abun'
dante No hay nm modO mas ef
caz para conseguir este que el de
tOmar Ia Sarsaparilla dc De Witt
De yenta ON Ia BOtica dc Winters.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14
EN FAVOR DE La DoCTRINA DIN
MONROE.

Z! Duckworth, Club, Democrat.
co de Cincinnati, Ohio, adopt6 reso.
Incomes, el dia 10 del que rige,
endosando las declaraciones de
Cleveland, aeerca de Ia Doctnna
Monroe. Y al mismo tempo en-.
vl6 un telegrama oil gobernador
del estado, pidiendo que en- case
de guerra Sc les aliste como el pri.
mer Regimisnto de V0luntarlos
del Estado de Ohio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14
NoTICIAS GENERATES.
MUERTE DE UN EsrApIsTA.

Mr.. Allen G.. Thurman, eminente
estadlsta y Jurista de esta nacion,
ialleci6 en- ell lugar de su resldencia
el Jueves EN- la tarde. Mr.. Thurman
iue candidate para la vice -presi.
dencla en- ell boleto democratico
en- oil afo de 1888.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14

Esposa -Aqui Sc refere un case
de un hombre que Sc di6 un bala.
9aeqoRFSf Sf@'fF6 fF6ffid1te TB't6ho Gas
Pildoritas Early Risers de De
WitR Yo sofia sufrir 10 mismC
antes de tomar esas pildoritas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-12-14

Mucha gente padece de almo.
rrauas, pero las cura la DE Wits
Witch Hazel Salve. CuandO Sc
aplca prontO cura las quemadu'
ras sin dolOr. De venta en- la Boz
tica de Winters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

TO play with New Castle, in the Iron ana
Oh league. next yonr.
Buck Weaver has left San Francisco for
his Kansas farm. He is trying to per
fuGde tho Milwaukee club TO sign tho
capable Lincoln catcher. kid" Speer.
Speer claims that Lincoln can not hold
or transfer him "a Cedar Rapids, owing t.
arrcArnge OF salary.
Manager Walter Wilmot, of the Mime
apolis club has signed Arthur Ball, ore
OF the bnst known players ol tho Shienso
city League. ana a man with experience
IN professional ranks in the virginia state
league also. Bull Is q years old aud said
to hc n fast man and n good batter.
The New York club Ms slsned another
pitcher Ills name IS James u. seymour
old and his father signed the contract.
But what he lacks in age io makes up In
slzo being nearly feet tall and Weighing
ies pounds. lie is ieft-handed.
Tint was not bad trade Won der Abe
made OF PETIT and ElIret for, Latham,
Parrot; Murphy and McFarland IN ne,
Farand he gets n rising player and ln
Latham an old ST. Louis fayoritc. VINO WIZ
fll the blil al ST. Louis weak spot, thifd
base, about as well as anyone Won der
Aho could now get
Charlie Cushman would Ike to secure
sufficient backing 10 take up the Toronto
franchise. He was manager Of tho old
Toronto club made quite a success OF The
club md bccrmc very popular IN the big
Canadian city. At present Cufhmnn N in
Milwaukee without prospects 20 inr as
baseball II concerned.
Fred Barnes, the crack pitcher OF The
champion Lincoln team Of The Western
association Is member OF IN" University
OF Nebraska class Of '9G. Barnes first at
tractcd notice as n pitcher on the uniyer-
sity team 10 " Young follow Of excel
lent habits and VIII probably be seen IN
faster company next season.
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NEW GAME FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

A new progressive game which VIII
make n long winters evening enjoyable
for company OF boys and girls Is de
| scrbed by the Ladies' Home Journal IL
may be called progressive snap, because
the boy or girl who hopes 10 win must
snap out his words without second
loss of time.
The requirements for the game are n
box of the ordinary "anagram" card
board letters. such ms may be obtained at
the toy stores for % cents, and tally
cards, Que for each person, the arrange
mcui of which il left to the discretion Of
the hostess. A small heap of these let
t.'rs placed in the confer of each table,
all turned carefully face downward.
Two couples play AT each tahle< the
opposite partners joining forces ana count
ing their joint gains at each progression.
Before the bell rings as a signal 10 play
the hostess goes TO ench table and as
signs 10 the players there class Of
names. So that each table has different
class. For instance. TO the head table
may be given ''nnines Of cities" 20 the
others. respectively. mems names"
"aBimals.n things 70 eat" NOTED writ
ers," "nHinrs Of books" etc. When
name has been assigned 10 each table the
hostess rings her hell aud Immediately
the first lady al each table draws aud
turns over letter 50 that all four play
err may see il simultaneously. The first
one of the four 10 name an object Of the
ssigned class beginning with that letter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

wins the letter md places II to one side
turns up n letter, and 81 on in turn for
the three minutes allowed At each table.
When the bell calls halt the partners
~ cnch table count together the letters
they have captured, mud the two having
the greater number progress To the next
table, or il at the head table remain there,
while the other two go TO thc foot" M
IN progressive euclIre, Al the next table
the letters are Turned over ON their faces
once more. the class Of objects to he
namcd IL changed and on the ringing of
the bell the play is continued ne before.
So the game goes on FOR nv long ~ may
be- desired, when prizes mr." awarded to
the lndy and gcnilcmnn whose tally
cards show the greatest number of pro-
Gressions. The class of objects must be
changed each time and should bc varied
ns much ~ possible. There may be
names Of flowers. fruits. colors, birds,
fishes, heroes. articles of clothing, of
drink, countries. rivers aud nil the geo.
graphical divisions. magazines, colleges
and bible pcrsonngcs.
The tally cards for this game may, of
course, be- made very attractive aud
amusing, and so may the prizes. At
one party which ! attended the first prize
were tiny silver pencils shaped like
matches. having cnameed ends aud ac-
compunied by cards on which was writ
ten: "1ou have won the match"
Tho BOBBY priZos were cheap linen nj
pbabnt boOks-n gentle hint for the study
ing Of the dictionary.
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rivalry between Walter Wilmot and Cap
tain Comisky's teams next year will be
! intense
As no team In the league holds royal
| flush in the way of scmppy rowiy play
| ers, Baltimore with four OF a Kind in Mo
| Graw, BroGie, Kelley and Doyle takes ihe
pot
Whitman. the Reading r,agnate Is ng-
| uring on securing the Toronto franchise
in the Eastern ieague. II he gets y he
WIN try to secure ilallnlan aud Boy.r from
the Philadelphia club
There is temperance clause N Denny
Lyons contract with Pittsburg, and his
value as 2 hall nlaycr. depends entirely
| upon bis living up strictly TO his good
, resolutions and promises.
The Chicago club has drafted Outflelder
| Flynn of the Peoria club. He VIII be
given TRIAL on the Chicago League team.
ana II not fast enough viii be loaned to
the Minneapolis club,
OF the twenty-one Senators Manager
Sclmel2 VIII have to begin the season OF
lNW only on" remains unsigned, ana that
is ~ Of the men drafted from the East
ein league en- mr. McAuley.
President Robson Of tho Cleveland Base
BAH club IS the first masuatc TO predict
the winner of next years championship.
or course, lie names Cleveland, with the
Phllies as good as third.
Arson is not booked 10 play In Chicago
this winter. II is said that the odd
Man" stipulated that he should not make
Chicago until he became as familiar with
the stage as he Is with first base
Fred Carroll announces that he has re-
tired from the diamond. lie lives at St.
Raphael, cal, whore he conducts an eN-
press business between that city aud san
bran-isco, a, distance of sixteen miles.
The annual meeting Of The stockholders
OF tho Cincinnati club VIII take place
early I'm December and present Indications
are that both Manager Bancroft and Cap.
tain Ewing win be chosen 20 succeed
themselves In 1896.
This actor business" said Arson the
other day, beatty 3dni0an ds Il ttiinmer
OF flesh. Iiqndbaii Is one q Tie best
mediums TO keep base bali player In
condition during The OF season. play II
q great deal"
Cleveland has signed pitcher named
swain and WIN give him a, trial n the
spring. swain is farmer boy fully. as
big. as Cy Young. and all summer has
had great SUCCESS pitching TO- semi-pro-
fessional teams IN the central part OF
Ohio
Jake STENCIL denies the charge that he.
Beciley and Smith OF the Pittsburg club.
are killers. He says that this impression
IL the ouigrowth OF the fact that lie and
but are out 10 win all the time
Pitcher Frank Foreman win probably
act ~ Instructor n baltmore skating
win keep him almost down 10 weight,
and II win require comparatively little
training for him TO get into condition in
the spring.
Secretary j. Howard Robson. of the
Cleveland club, is negotiating for t~o moro
young pitchers who have been highly
recommended by Rastus Wright. % the
Cleveland VIII have nine pitchers 70 begin
the season with
James Mclaughlin. one of the victims
OF the viaduct accident ~ Cleveland sun
day week, was a well known hail player
and well known in both amateur and pro
fessional circles. He played In Toledo
in 1873 and since thai time has held many
positions In minor leagues He has signed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

glove next season now that he is &C.
| customed to wearing it.
Frank Selee offered Tom Tucker for
Jake Bcekley. but Conny Mack proceeded
10 20 into trance.
George Gore, Joe Hornung and Hardic
| Richardson are working hard to get d
| League umpire berth.
Loulsvilles new player, Herman McFar-
land, ranks fourth in the Western as
ISOLATION batting averages.
Pitcher Tiggcmeier of pes Moines has
| been for n month confined 10 his bed al
! St. Louis by fever
! Pitcher Tommy Gillen of Richmond Is
| reported as having accepted the terms OF
| the Syracuse club,
| Mr.. Freedman thinks Mr.. Brush re-
| scmhles a body snatcher' because he
usually works Oh the dead quiet"
| Jack Doyle thinks II strange that when
| people indulge in high words" they FREE
| quently use low language"
The Syracuse club has signed Pitcher
Mason OF New Orleans and Pitcher Jor-
dan. formerly OF the Pittsburg club
Harry Raymond OF Detroit is said to he
the only third baseman in the profession
who now plays without glove
Captain Tebeau is going from Hot
Ting up Of the late Billy Robinson's es-
tate.
Stewart will he tried on second by Chi
cago again next season, as Jim Hart
q
Catcher Clarke Is exceedingly fond or
the theater and usually makes the round
OF Baltimorcs piayhouses every week.
Red F,hrct is delighted over the prospect
of getting away from ST Louis and says
he will pitch good bail for Cincinnati.
All things change here below The
famous "pretzcl battery" Breltenstein
and Peitz. are now separated probably
forever
Catcher Bergel, who is to catch fer
ba ~
Iowa college football team for the past
month
So Tom LOTUS Is once moro back In
baseball His many frienis VIII wish him
all possible success at his new nelh Of
labor
Louisville has secured Pitcher "Bumpus"
ZONES. who was tried by Cincinnati some
seasons ago He was with Grand Rapids
last season.
Jesse Burkett sends a Cleveland admirer
tho skin of a fox the leagues leading
batter says he knocked over with the gun
lie was presented with
washington fans really believe that
Nrc,uire and Mercer would, with a fast
team behind them J. AZ, h on , o. t,'e IL"
INC Western associations schedule com
,,i,taa IL composed OF President Frlck OF
pes Moines. Lander of Rockford ana ID.
l.. Dugdale of PEORIA
q p CayIor. IN the New YORK Herald,
,,,ti,na;fes fhat II Is the Washington club
Ia v.hich Corbett and Brady have been
trying to purchase an interest
Manager Barnle Is creditor OF the
scraninn club for something like 500. Ear
ME mas certainly. aad more tnan a tAir
snare OF hard luck the past Few years
cantain Patsy Tebeau IS stu al Hot
s,,rlng- win MS wife and family, and ow-
~ ,o the formers Illness, they may re-
MAR there until the latter part OF De-
cenibar.
,n- sunday games at lake Harriet The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08


Pitcher Dolan is, like Nichols, an ex-
pert bowler.
Jimmy Fields is anxious TO get away
from Buffalo.
Chicago has farmed out Pitcher Thorn
ton to Detroit.
Manager Irwin says he is looking for
another catcher
Outdclder Letcher is winter'ng in jack
sonVllc, RIA.
Jim Stafford may prove aValiabie Tor
some league club.
Irmpire Lynch will be on Nick Ioung's
staff again next year.
Arthur Twineham Is catching IN moor
base bah games in Detroit.
Kid Mohler IS hob-nobbng with thea
trical luminarics down in st joe
Ted sullivan IS seriously thinking OF
going into the theatrical business
outfelder ollie Smith Of the Richmond
team is winterng in ottawa, nan
Billy C1lngman of the Pittsburss - at
work at his trade as "ooH e"Et
pitcher Sonier of Des Moines is ringing
the bell on a Peoria street car
canaan Tate of the Norfolk team Is now
In tbe cigar business in Richmond
second Baseman Dick Padden of Roam
ok has signed a Pittsburg contract
BlIv Wittrock Is anxious 70 get INTO
the Western league again next season
Manager ltHnlOl ISL NNA' a
Nv ~ wins one more first-class pitcher
The Buffalo club has signed Cannon the
Iof, banded pitcher late of Syracuse
cot,ber Smiuk of the Pennsylvania
League has been added to Pittsoufss pay
roll. 1,,-,,,
Frank Foreman and Fatty chiids are
familiar ngures on the streets oil baN'-
more. o,,sat1ar
Competent critics consider outheldt,r
aIsrtes of Quincy fast enough Tor the p's
league. M. or
Loans To- resume his old position al 'he
race track a.,,.u e.
,r'ing roller skating 10 keep IN trim ior
ne yetoran Jimmy Clinton is now In
hn nHIS AZ Middietown \. Y. ana doins
well. d., 81 ta,1
ss driirnmer. lie represents d ia's
calendar house 80, ers,
pete Cassidy the colonse res, an ag" He is
basemau IS more tnah s'A 49,
but - years OF age .,...,A tbe
"pid" McP,ea will hardly discard me
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" OF Sr 20

among other players, Pittsburg has pur-
chased the release OF Catcher NJ. S. Roach
ip,om Toledo. He is a brother of John r.
Aoaeh OF Houston and is indeed conner.
Both Shaffer and Roach, when asked
ue'r opinion of Slaglo, stated to me that
s Ivy considered him In every respect far
know. -' '''N' '"e''
ne California Winter league having dis
,saaed, most OF the players are stranded
~ that State. II is likely that they will
S oDs :, a combination trip, by which they
wiz 70 reach home via Texas and they
ps n pass through Houston, no doubt.
laying Few games here.
@ahager Carson some days ago received
Communication from Patsey Flaherty,
r uno eaptained the Rockford club OF the
"eS'ern association last season and who
WI known and admired in this city,
ing ing played under McCloskey. wherein
ssS ,I, $3.50 a cestre to come to Houston
nm, ~. .uy pail Tor the remarkably small
psisNv,i wv month. Just think OF II :
ws wanted positive answer within
pa,.ys. Carson FASTENED to ansW er
ii NJ put alas, the letter came too late
ali" ielayed IN the mail--he had signed
|ao. pp'w lork upon the Recommendation
van lHi Is, ! the latest concerning Ted Sulh-
Is trom the Sporting LIES Wash
$50, rs'on letter; "Hustling Ted Sullivan
,,r re u Town last Monday. and with him
h.,. sort OF far-away expression Us If
49, might have been something in the
tns mat he tried to sci a franchise in
sr,' 'Ne Atlantic league cities and failed.
| bsah VIII remain here until after the
IA ny when he will return TO Texas,
ha.lheAs,s me .llustrlous AUGUSTUS Schmolz.
Which viii l1Vtuhes of theatrical troupe
| ,ec!ated nay throrsh that section As
ni II. Green. a Wealthy raiiroai man.
| Ted ~ MI oi the famous I1etty Green.
shd MI, Hlspos ii of his Dallas franchise
ssssnpionshh an pr probability Try TO win the
p Te.usssh nat baseball Is in the ascendancy
! eesn 10 i, and that from the governor
AZ had the meekest thrower of the Iariat
~ signed rev, lever last summer. lie has so
Tshs--E Ernie IL ~ on NaShington's best play
VHsgan, hodse and Third Basemau
ban, j. z, McNealus announces that the
sssss'eaiuo will be in charge of a playing
ID. s's ,l'i,I Joyce, who at one time played
~, .a n'u captain the Washington club
In snecssas' Ills many friends mere wish
u. a. "a Interview in the Tyler p,.patch
I. 10, ,sS,'npreeht of that city says: Il
ssae 'nk that a league team could he
Investment. sitnplv hAoanse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08
KNEW BY EXPERIENCE.

In many Of the schools Of Chicago
concentrating Is being introduced for 1T
tie boys and girls from q 10 years old
A teacher had been showing her class
various colored pencils and red and green
apples aud asking the pupils 10 tell MI
about them.
Now. children" she asked, what arc
your eyes fori"
80 see with" came the chorus Of re
plies.
Hands up--what are your ears for
You may tell. Tommy"
40 hear with"
Right. Now, hands np--what are your
noses forf"
one little fellow leaned forward with
his arm stretched 10 its very limit.
What IL II, GcorseW
go blow" piped George.
When, ut last, his sister snid'
Your foot has healed up nicely"
Just like an owl he skewed his head
And Notwithstanding wisely
"You call il healed up pow. know,
Cause on my heels the blister,
But 'spOeen IL was on my toe.
Would il be tocd up sister,
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the salary of the men Is more than The
business would Justify. l would IKE TO
see good bali team here, and League
team at that. hut n person could rrj lose
money Just to satisfy the small patronage
that is in the city. In regard TO the com
mittee coming 10 Tyler" he continued, j
had not heard OF t. ! think u local team
is a much better paying Investment"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08
NEWS AND COMMENT.

Hodge and McMackin will be with Sulli-
van again next year. kM.E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

Post scribe IN speaking OF the diner
ent burying grounds TO Nf Stabe Of the
firm or Wall a. Siabe. asked what he
rionght Of Hollywood. and he said that u
was undoubtedly the pre,nest laid out
cemetery he ever saw, with good drives
and drainage. and the road out there
Is I'm irst-clAss condition. .and everything
considered. | can truthfully say that II
is far ahead Of any OF the other Gene
isrys in the city or vicinity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

Among other players, Pittsburg has pur-
.aased the release OF Catcher NJ. S. Roach
tp um Toledo. He is a brother of John +.
'oaeh OF Houston and is indeed a conner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

we California Winter league having dis
saoed most OF the players are stranded
i" mat State. 1, is likely that they Will
Sonse combination trip, by which they
VII 70 reach home via Texas and they
nv. n pass through Houston. no doubt.
raging few games here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

Do'h shaffer and Roach, when asked
.er opinion of Slaglo, stated to me that
my NY considered him In every respect far
iiT Ipp..ior TO Mcbride. And they ought to