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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Saltwater is now contemplating
rock pile for the benefit of the wander
ing hobos who occasionally collide
with the city ordinances. Heretofore
the general belief has been that this
town is rocky enough without adding
any more geological features to its rep
ntatiOn
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

The wooden clock, the most precious
possession of THE MIRROR Office, has
been overhauled and its mechanism
cleaned. 1t is now in perfect running
order, and for exactness will compare
favorably with anything in the prison.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20
A PERTINENT QUESTION.
Paper Read by Member of Glass A.

l was reading in book, the other
day, where one man asks another the
question, 'why is it that the women
fill the churches, while the men are con-
spicuous by their absence?" The an
swer as given is "because of business"
Yes, business. The adroit manipula-
ton of prices and wares, so that one
man may benefit by the misfortune,
necessity or ignorance of his neigh
Dor. That one may wax rich at the ex
pense of the other is the "si1e qua non"
of business life. And the world; the
men and women who move about and
constitute "society,' and cultivate life
on this earth, cry aloud in acclaim, or
groan in derisiOn, at the success of the
one and the mischance of the other.
For where the one succeeds the other
fails, where one gains, the other pays:
and so on down through the gamut of
life's jingling refrain. The acquisi-
ton of money is the goal of every bust
ness man. No matter how they &C.
quire it, so long as no law is broken;
they know that its acquisition means
pleasure and the attendant honors that
always follow a Croesus. Now in the
acquiring of fortune we come to the
reason why the churches are empty.
Because all business men are liars;
some on petty, some on grand scale,
and yet all business men are not hypo-
critics. They feel that they cannot con-
sistently worship God and mammon,
that they cannot reconcile their con-
science to serve God one day in the
week, and promise so solemnly to keep
His commandments, when they feel
they will certainly break it on the NOR
row. They can lie glibly enough over
the nimble penny, but they draw the
line at religion.
THE PRISON MIRROR, a little five
column folio newspaper published with
in the walls of the Minnesota State
Prison, has just started on its tenth
year. This little paper, regardless of
its numerous changes of editors, comes
out every week bright and newsy which
goes to show that even good moral
editors are bad sometimes.-Cl Clinton
Advocate.
1t also shows that bad editors can
sometimes be good and moral.
Abigail Dodge Gail HamiltOn) the
famous authOress is dead.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Grade standing Aug. Goth: First
grade, 1892; second grade, ia; third
grade, IL.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Prisoners received during the week
ending Aug. Goth, 0. Discharged, 3.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20
Local and General.

Patients undergoing treatment in
hospital, 3.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

1t is curious fact that all the great
politicians hereabouts who are sure the
country has gone to the demnition
bowwows, usually date the beginning
of it's downfall from the day they them
selves fell from grace.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Prison population Aug. Goth: Males,
455: females, Z.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Edward O'Brien, the prison clerk,
whose health has been in precarious
state the last month, is reported as
greatly improved
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Keeper Fred Bordwell is spending
his vacation at Brownsville, Renville
Co. He is expected back tomorrow.
During his absence Mr.. Stilkey has had
charge of the stOrerOOm.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20
CHURCH NOTICES.
Prison Chapel.

Services in the Prison Chapel at 900 O'Clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Rev, j. H. ALBERT and Rev. FIR. CORCORAN
chaplanS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Governor Clough has appointed Rev.
FIR. Corcoran, catholic chaplain of this
institution, delegate to the national
prison congress to be held at Milwaukee
next month.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

PRISON OFFICIALS.
MANAGERS.
JAS. S. OBRIEN, President saltwater
EDWIN DUNN. EyOta
JOHN F. NORRISH. Hastings
F. w. TEMPLE. Blue Earth City
M. o. HALL. Duluth
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
HENRY WOLFER, Warden
f. H. LEMON, Deputy Warden
e, A. O'BRIEN, Clerk
B. j. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, MatrOn
j. H. ALBERT Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN, Catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER ST. faul.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

If Nansen had reached the Pole he
probably would have cut off the first
letter, thus making it pure Scandina
Wan
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Next week "Sinbad'' will come to the
front with thrilling account of the ro-
mantle adventures of the exiled royal
family of the Philippine Islands, which
will be presented for the edification of
an admiring world.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

People who fertilize their magma
ton with day-dreams usually produce
ample material for building castles in
the air
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

The Misses Lulu and Corinne Howell,
and Mr.. Smithson, of Minneapolis,
friends of Steward Benner, visited the
institution on the 18th and were con-
Quoted by Officer Goldsmith.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-08-20

Thursday evening fire was discovered
in the rear of the boiler-room among a
lot of old hemp, but the engine-room
boys, believing conflagration to be
"the best thing OUT checked it in its
incipiencV,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Tweniy-Qne year. ago nsi fan Mr. O. a.
Fossard OF AVS ri,y sowei some Old red
clover seed in his pasture. and ever sincc
has STOCK hay. been Feeding on II. and nov
r il as fresh ana luXuriiut a. ever Those
who thnk clover can not be cultivated In
Texas should call ~ the league rooms and
Inspect Mis- oil standby. Nr Fcsgari
also cultivated tic California burr clover
sgcee--fIlly and two other Kinds.
Mr. =. e. Armstrong II gardener OF this
city has cXni,ited in he hague rooms
some specimens OF wniie d.Wlorrirs ana
a rcd dewlser w. which H." calls "a "hY-
hrid." Tho favor II both = very ino lie
s. settling the Some frr - p.r crate nni
says he Wili sei seg.riy crates from lhteu
raws atHn' T., feet lufg, 1ni that "a ncr
WIN produce i@p rfaics III rows f.n fret
apart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
socIAIIsrIc SENTIMENT.

Secretary Herbert says Monopoly Is Pro-
mofins IT. Growth.
Cleveland, phio Aprl 3e.-A, The an
mal banquet " the chamber of commerce
II, tho ioIieudcn hotel tonisht Secretary
OF the Navy Hcihrr, AMI Mayor W. T
strong OF New York were the guests OF
honor.
Mayor Strong spoke Of the "busincse
management of n rr,at city"
Secretary liefhcii spoke Of the wonder
fui prosress OF ihe United sfatcs m ricinH.
declaring hat II Mas due ia the nhcriy
guaranteed ia eysry citizen IN the country
Ia pmrchlao IN thu cheapest niafk.t and
sch in IN. dearest. 10 IRE" trnar among
tho status
Reviewing the earlier parts 4 III" Re
public up 10 tho gr+at cwl waN, h. dc
oiarci that the whr waa worth al n cost
for 1t hal taught tho North aud south lc'
spect Tor each other ana mai aettl"i for
al time Tho soNeteiEny 81 thr Federal
authority.
isul new reriis. he said. were arising
Monopoly % industrial. uauspnrl atom ana
commercial interests Mas resulting ~ tn
accumulation If vast wfaiih in the hands
| OF The few and promoting a i'ellng Of dis-
eont,n, m ne 1r.,lsis OF .he many
OF "A socinilstic remedy The farmers. once
| the SAVING force ~ the population. wer'
| becoming Disconnected because Of what
they irnomiunted fnsoriii.m ia lesirlatlol
| and we're beginning To ask Why they conla
not have the benefits of legislation ~
well as, other people, The iara mat 'h'
| and wages could be fixed hy LEGISLATION
was growing and "A soclnlstic continent
being promoted among an clasaes
| Secretary herhcrt thouEff. however
| that tho sound common sense 81 IN" peo
| pie VIII be equal To every emergency anf
find solution OF every hi'iienity as !
| clusion. Was more political education
among The masses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
CITY RRENlrlEs


The Houston lodge OF Elks VIII hold n
meeting tomorrow uisnt tor the initiation
OF candidates
There Will be Christian Endeavcr
meeting tonight at O'Clock at the Hardy
S'rec; Presbyterian church In the Ffth
waNi.
At the Temple Beth Israel. corner Craw-
ford street and tnnkNn avenue. divine
services with sermon for "a. Sabbath lay
VIII prglu ,ouiehi "A, 80 AMI tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. All ARE invited to
attend.
Good congregations are attending the re
vivol meeting; a. ihe WASHINGTON Street
Ne hogisi church. Tho subject 81 TIA, ser
mon las; rirht was TING rrodisal son"
services nr. hrii ialy At y IN ana rs
p IN Everyhvhy cordially invited
The painiif attorneys IN the case o,
James = Nsrc " tive southern cotton
ON company. decided Ia the district court
Wcarest.iy Wcr. Mpssrs. i l. Hudson
aud y Il E'ir.M. rnc sil, wos for si'-
go da'nngrs Rni 'he Jury returned yer
dor tor $500 Is mentioned IN yesterdays
Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
SPORTING TlPs.

Itafn prevented The game at Cleveland
with Cincinnati
Thiee home runs a, Galveston would
tool, like heavy hitting.
iiarheri uf san Antonio looks like hob
iftzsIninons hut he doesn't hit AZ hard.
sherman goes marching on. but suag
,Ili be struck when she tries for first
place
1t wasn't ro'.'s fault that there were
five stoirn bases accredited to san Auto-
mo players.
Tho rooters made their first appearance
ytsior1aN. hul lacked practice. they'li be
al right by sunday.
The Attendance ~ Yesterdays game was
ovrr I'm whirh. rs IL was tho last day OF
thr month. shows tho interest taken in the
game.
Tho score card Is showing some new
features. The latest Is The score card
vendors iutorur",ition OF the rules of
| eporinR' aud som" ''rooters' dpn'ts,n both
| OF which are good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
TIL. RACES,
AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington. kyo April ao.-Tcdays fea-
tare was the 'epoer stake FOR 2-year-o.d
fliioa J Was Won hy ..rsun in II gallop.
making her seventh consecutive victory
and stamping her Us tho best lilly OF her
a2;e IN tie West.
one mile- lsasoer. lo7. Perkins, to /,
hhzane't. 10. Corner. 3 to /. third. Time
six fnrlcngs Brace Girdle. loo. Perkins
Z 10 10, wou, The Dragon. 105, Thorpe. . To
,, second. Rubber Neck. l00 Gardner. 4 10
]. third. Time LIS.
Pepper stakes for 2-yoar-old fillies, -four
ma 9ho-hait iuriongs--Snis,m, lis. Bum
! to !, Won Eusa nic Wieks. 10 Ovorton
TO .. second: iilitzcn Sister, lis, Tabor.
to >, third. Time 55A seconds
ono milo and one-slNtrenth-Re del
Mar Ion, Bum. 70 10 won. Gallon dor
lt, Anh i,urcn. ~ TOO second; Prohasco
~" An, ntraneF' ~ 10 +. ihird- Time l,aSia
=, -Four and one-half furlongs 49, Meadow
rhoipe, 10 rerAins 7 10 10. won: Orion
~ IhoFnr, 10 TO !. second. Daisy Gordon
in. Sunn to 10. third. Time 55I see.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Tho erection OF a large number OF stump
tuous now dwellings this year Is assured.
Only few years ago. If one was ashc'i
TO point out the hnndsonvat houses IN
Sew York city, one would direct atton
tiDn "a ihos. between seventeenth AND
itiphtcnnth streets. or n"'w"'n Thiriy-
seventh and 'IAiriv-oigh' IA siccts. on the
cast slde OF Fam avenue Now the pri-
vutr Iaiesos are higher up. Thcv line
Central Park on either .ado and dot all
choice districts between the new tus'-
ness section and Harlem.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Kirbyvilie 10 year old AMI the natal
day OF the East Texas town VIII he cello.
brated today hirhyvilie IS located on the
Gulf. Beaumont md hal,sas CITY railway.
several miles north or Beaumont II was
named for john n Kirby, general man
agcr of tina. railway Ani as tns. Va mo
natal day OF the town Mr. kirby MA W H..
her mother, Mrs hria Stewart Mrs
ZeNa Potter ana littir Mics BESSIE Kirny
VIII join the citizens In tho ceit hratiot.
The party LEFT via the Southern !'ac.ae
last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

rhroe base hi,s-Thompson. Nance and
Gear.
Home rrir--Nvers. ,.u.. ,,,
struck out--Bv Gear 5. by Mulkey =, ny
Spencer |. .e. e,.a.,,or . orr
Bases ON called balls-of Spencer : OIL
double plavs-ciork. o'Connor and ST
Clair. ,,,hi,, c.,r
clark.
Passed balls.~Iiurhes !.
Wild uitch-Gear.
Time of ranc-l;1o.
umpire--lSrennan live
'Bammort cut for-running OUT vi p"e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
At WASHINGTON.

Washington. April so-At Bonnings:
Half milo Marsh Harricr. 9s pLcary),
To ., won; l.izzie H.. 9j tKeefo), L to >,
second bicycle Girl. ~ uIirsch,. to /,
thri. Time, % 20
Selling, six tnrlongs- Kinglet. Ill fcof-
IN, = TO IN. won; airs. Stuart ~ Qowersl.
10 TO !, second, Slyia, 100 tl<eefc) 20 TO /,
third Time, 1871 III.
heldl, 10 D. won: Sue KITTY. lei O'Loaryl.
. 10 !, second. Restraint, ~ Nyapshire),
20 20 ihrd. Time, l:ii. ~
+, iiAndirap,. six fuilongs-I awarden, lis
ut."itrtt. 10 3, Won; Factotum. lai
uNeeicl. 10 /, second, The sage, 10.
u, i.oarNl' 10 To third. Time. 1916 -.
M'rylnnd hurdle handicap two miles
inrd. 10 ,NIrInrrnry), 5to /. won. Caracas
~ 'Mr Ferscl. To !. second; Golden
me. lS' Green, TO =. third. Time,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Tho seventh anniversary service VIII he
held Mt the Central Christian church next
Sunday at ii n. M The auditorium Viii
be decorated, special music prepared ly
the choir and Pastor j, e. Mason vii
preach on What Shall our t,ignth year
Be?" AT s p. IN. sir. Mason will dover
a lecture on alexander campbnil anc
tht Reformation OF the Nineteenth Con
furry"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE.
Simon Banks Given Short Term
of Imprisonment
SEVERAL JuRIES UNABLE TO AGREE
.. Il. Fraser Files . Ch,ttei Mortgage
Naming j. C.s. Morrow ss Trustee.
work Of the Lowcr Courts.

Yesterday was dun day In the court
house. The close OF the April term OF tn.
criminal district court IS near AT hand
aud little Is being don't. The jury IN tho
case of Simon Banks. charged with mar
der, was ont almost all day. AMI came IA
about o'clock after celebrating twenty
iive hours aud rendered n verdict OF
guilty aud nsscssci the punishment at
ity. years in the punItentiary.
Tho following cases We're tried. in all of
which verdict OF moi g.iity was render
cd. j Il. Mcdonald hurs- THEFT. u. ~.
Huston. thoit aud sam Jackson theft oi
lp.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
CLUES rrRcENrAGE.
HOUSTON a. SAN ANTONIO ..


Houston won the rnme yesterinv by
good nrlling and hard hitting Neither
80. ,,,,,,,,..,..,, .,. III 49,, h,.,.
~" "'' "'HO"t''' '" WY H''N" anu "'.'
w'r" pit freely. Mcii'nty Vas very Wild
at times and came within an acc of los
t,,, Tho ,.,,rc Ilnn,,,, f,n.1 ,o n,li "A
- '''' ''' go 80 80
s'nile cue OF several FNa'ees without
tuinhle though ho got some of them
ira ,,,,c ga ,,r.,.or, .r,,,s ,.t,,. rhar,ed
90 ,''' wv - VIZ
a%"nft MN. me playing OF t"'e SNai-
itr SlaEle aud Becker is what saved the
game. Ia unttstou
1;rifhn SAN Ant"nio's short ston is one
of thc faetss, ,,,,i n,.atest ri.[Nrs m tne
,,,, , "a. ,'i,',.' -, ii r,.,-
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tr,s Of IN, ,s,,,na, rne ri al the Iron-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Mr. j. Il Frost OF Atlanta, Ga, heoa
consul Of the Woodmen Of the World, Is
in the city on his regular annual official
Visitation of the oraer In Texas. Air
Frost Is quite well known In Houston
having been here several times before
He expressed surprise however, a, The
growth of this city since his last visit ana
said that Houston had more evidences
of life aud energy than any Other city hc
had visited on this trip. lie VIII remain
IN the city several days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Adolph B.ucig. who Was arrested Wed
ncsday charged with the theft of u clock
from "A locomotive Of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas railway, was taken before
Recorder Rnilcy Yesterday aud on pr.llm-
mary hearing hold to the grand Jury In
The sum at $50 han An Investigation
at his former apartments ON Congress
street Resulted in the fndng of Two va
lises. he had a large collection ui arli-
cies, Including tnrce ra2vrs. an id pistol
aat hu"u hotel aprons. som" ri which
wore marked "iioirl lnsicsnic, othcre !'r-
ins mIfiS.l 'l'irk' In the collection
VS. Jewel % ,h' order Of knights Of
ry'has whlch vas engraved, AN SHAFT
man. rtplol Lodge No T. Denver. e To-
it, hat large bl',,k mcmprrndum hook
which hni tn" naine uf R!chnId X, en'S,
telliucwueei, on IN" ny letf. and a lot
~ collars In The NnlsH were marked "l Il X
.rs.' I'm cap. a check hook ol tho r.
" Harsr hauk ard other ARTICLES ~ III
tir Valu" oinlleici the collection. In a
book iN il" VAlise WIS writt"ni MY
name A + lienefa and live AT M.
81 lei 1850 street. I'll ia',o. rrNhs." chief
Helm VIII further ilNrstigntc the affair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
Drummer BREvlTIEs.

Marshal sojourner has been appointed
Acnuty sheriff Of Harris county by Sheriff
Albert Erichsos. the commission effective
a iight engine. out for exercise. killed a
horse and cow on the Houston anu ieAas
Mr.. A. n, Childcrs is moving for Grand
yrn,.rth of July celebration by the people
Of this neck OF the woods HIS enor's SO
= NJ Waiter Spjourntr has returned 70
Mataeorda county. where he wiz spend
1ayaral months,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

including Misses OKLA Bradshaw. Myrtle
Bradshaw. Hciioircre bradshaw. l.;iii"n
kins. Annie Rcisler dnl Lee hods iins
charlie Rcbcck, Corleli Plnmmcr. Stssio
plummer and Roy Flummor. The crown
pcoplc present were M,sdam,s Robinson.
Relsier. Allen and riummcr.
quite number OF presents were given
the lltNc hostess, Miss lock.tt. and The
occaSlon Mas n mos. pleasant one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
THE LIGlIr GtfANT clIin.

The hra, Of the summon entertainments
by the houston Light Gnarl cub was
given last night l, was tho initial ocea
sion Of the summer II &C. when the guests
of tho club were entertained On N. root
garden and very enjoyable evening wa
spent Ice cream nii Strawberries w.ro
served, aud thc usual hospitality OF III.
inenlers OF the club oAteuitl 10 the lady
friends of the organization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
AT NASHVILLE.
NashVille' Tenn, April 3O.--cumberlan,
Park summaries:

:, UIIlDtFTI0u
fark summaries:
e. Murphy, To- 10 ,ynn 81, ,fiarlan, io'
,es =, harActn, 4 to l. second; Tizetia'
~ iihefiy,; 10 to l, third Time, l;s5'..
son, sei,iis bling Einger. lUl tMorri-
r,Nr : to ! second, Frcscoe, lol n. Muir.
fiyl' to :, third. Time l:sois.
Tr raaiI NILS Belle Meade stakes. slcoo--
erges. ~ u Leigh, to - ssc " s nrnr,
"a 4'N ~ Barrelp. 2 10 l. third. Time
re ,nt nile selling. Leonard H.. l07 ,sschcr-
10 3 SECOND: Raine noy. 50 "a. 'iari !
to ! third, Time, l;55is 90 va "a s''''
nan 'hiie-Ea'on Jacket. ITO (scherrer),
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Earned Houston .
Two base hits slagle. Shaffcr, Jacobs,
MciIcufy.
Struck out Hv McIIcnry g. by Nevins
Bases on called hall~-off MciIenry g.
off Novins >.
pouhlc pity Heckcr and Rood
stolen bases Slagln . shaffer Reed
Jacobs, Rocker Mciirnry. Griffin. Mack
cN. Millrr . ll,rieri
Wild pitch Mcflonry.
Tim" Of game a.i3.
Umpire Mc,;innis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01
GAlvEsToN q, AUSTIN 3.

Galveston. Texas, April S0.-The game
between the Senators and the Sana ''aps
was one of the poorest OF the seiso''' rn az
nome team played iariy we'll lasr
pitched II very steady eamr nut hepc"
his being made on his delivery ana s 1,,,.,
~ Ais,ln nj al POINTS was Responsible
Tor their defeat Staples Was W,ii az
lines. WATCHING ms blses loosely and seN-
eral times throwing wide OF inein' D..
galveston Az, IL .5ii.Pol
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Forsythe, Ind. April so.-six furlomgs-
"iliiH l.. Ben iIur. Potsdam. Time I,G
slA nrlonss go Wcola. Marsdon's Pet
Aunt Ida. Time ll5,s.
c,n nnNo 'ntionss- III Henry. Roy Lochiel
AsTrn and oue-half furlongs-Doctor G..
9nli"la; omaha ka. Time I36is
one nile ara one-cighth. huriies-Tam.
''e, MIS- Aandlsh. cuna-ticr. Time 2os
,r' mn l,nir.iso,nss-Panomt Excuse. MY lIobe
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BISHOP roRrsrs VISIT.

San Saba, Texas. April %. Bishop For
est of the Roman Catholic church has
been in town The past two days aud to-
day cornrmed about thirty-nve conmuni-
cants Of the Catholic church. Several of
those confirmed were of middle age and
had boon members Of the church from
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rop vIIr,lN JIONrYMOON.

through the city yesterday On route to
Galveston. whore rhcy NH spali the
honeymoon. Mr aud Mrs. lnrnrr wsre
married at Waco yesterday, and fi.'uis
in this city met them at ne dspo. mht
lnEhl ia extend Congratulations. Mr..
Turner Is one If ihe prominent Young
business men Of Naeo. His pri,ic 'ns long
boon promln.nt II Waco sOeleiy
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