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nrI;lsL rn,us
run,n nravn Near havana Wag iuruca
60 Ashes.

runin Bravo Near Havana Was iinrncd
60 Ashes.
iIavuun May Especial Gable pIs-
patch To lho Sow York nenla) y rel
glare ou thc western Horizon on sunsny
niAht Warmed al residents OF Havana
thai thc rebcls were al the very doors vi
the capital. From the roofs Of the hifh-
.r bril1lnps IN III" heart of the cry and
IT. IN highways on he hnis were sisib.
tongues OF HANG. lt'Ning The clouds, winla
donac nasscE OF Hnph" rollDu up"ard,
Ihr question az to which SUBURBAN town
was being destroyed Wa MOI hueW'r"b III
the capital unNl the following morning.
whom II became known that only slnoi-
uring nshrs marked ihc sJtp Of l'uuu
l,ruva. several persons hay" potiahci IN
th, NJ urs, ard oui ~ 20n honSrs ltp ~
u the crntor OF tio plioc, were builrj.
Forts manned b' Sptuiah trdHa lni
SURRENDERED ia the enemy AMI md h"en
stripped al their arms nui Ammunition,
mo .oldirrs wtr" cOuucNc TO give "Non
their e.pihrs ~ The nsurwnnt" una wcrr
iurn"d oGi on ,he rlu'. practically with
ont covering, To s"Nk assistance IN nd'
joining Villages. I'rsldc-. tn" commander
of the local guorllae fitlei Il" respond
to he appeal madc for nid. turning. with
his ncn ~ tho opposite dirrciion, ANA
finally going 10 puma iraNa at moan On
the following dgy. wi'n he Town was In
asheH. The rebels were ihcn far away
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PELAGic SEALS
The Fisheries Are In an Unsafe conhi-
'f' fiDu


ton.
Washington. May Tho negotiations
betwoen the United States and Great
britain respecting the Befing sea seal hsh'
cries during the past year Indicate tpat
these fisheries arc in "A very unsaie state.
and up to this time the British govern
rnQnt mas resisted every effort Of the STATE
department to extend the scope Of ne reg
ulmtions Prescribed by tho iars aiptrn-
Ton. well known 10 be Ieiirieni IN li.-
poriant RESPECTS, and In fat has even
itlaY.d the regulations 90 az TO iat.'i-
ta,tc the Illegal killing Of seais
Tho state department enleaNorei IN
VAN to secure the continuation Of the re
ouircmont that all lire arms Carried ~
sailing vessels Ia me sealing waters
should be sealed ZIP In the closed season
the British government held that the
Paris affair dld nos iinppse ans auch re-
niirclrent, aud refused TO include u ~
Tho regulations, twithstanrirS mat
II was represented by our government
NM tho absence Of some such reputation
ronstituted the plain intent of IN" Parls
tribunals findings No better success AT
Tended The attempt Of the state d"ietft-
mon 70 secure a revision and extension
~ the laws of all countries concerned in
Inc seal fisheries by iHieinational action.
Wb,n the state department orcrei 70
accept the British proposition looking TO
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sorTMWEsrERN RATES.

81. Louis, May The board of nd
minis'ration for the Southwestern asso-
cation today fixed the rate on crude pc
troloum aud -lubricatiue oils IN carloads
from Beaumont aud Sous Lake. Tc<as
I" M"inphs aSiac; TO Ncw orleans zoe
ana 10 New OK via gulf SSc per 100
pounds
Interstate carriers arc authorized to ap-
ply ht per lNl pounds less than thu Kan
saS tuy rates OIL cement from Lonsfori
AMI Spliusyale, Kan, IL Texas common
points
ON pine lumber and shingles from Ar
Kansas Points a rate of pr lscr le1 ptanas
IVES oa'abltsaod To stations on the san
Antonio aud GiIS Shore railway. the rttu.
on cypress lumbar nnd shingles to ho .
cents PER I'm pounds higher.
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COMMISSION lEAHySf,

Tho railroad commission has issued n
general notice TO all parties interested
that 4, Will take TIP and consider the issu-
ancc of Il new schedule of rates On s,l>,ary
articles At n meeting to lo held at com
mission Headquarters on May ~ \ tariff
OF the proposed rates has hrrn Issued and
submitted For the study of Interested plr-
tiCs, with a view of finally determinine
whether or not any or al OF them. as pre-
senlea. rr n ii may lie found desirable to
IN uitN lhem, saail lac adopted hy the
commission
Iic schedule embraces rates less than
carload lots, on the following freight.
falpr' news or print. aud paper bags.
s,oN' ana stove ware, thwarc three
clusscs. crockcry and glassware; tiuware
utlIi iron ropfintr
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
New Train Schedule Of the Calves.
ton. Houston and Henderson.
KANSAS CITY, PlTTSBuRG AND GULF.


Tho travel between Houston and Cal.
weston Is continually increasing, and n,
'he approach of the summer season. when
t'e ROADS are taxed especially on Sun
uayS' handling the immense passenger
tFaiisc between tho sister cities. every rrc-
caution IS taken looking to the faoilttatiou
OF the business. Time cards arc arranged
ana f"arrahged. and the arriving and de-
parting hour OF local trains axe changed
~ suit tHc convenience of tho punilc
"!e are now seventeen trains Iuuuin..
uais pvtW,cn the Two cities over the Gar
Nees,"1', houston and Henderson and TIE
'7'ii.t'" - Wlth prospects of at lrast four
s,urtil9Na! lIdtiS to ho furnished by ma
va .'NcS'pi, Ia Porte and Houston as soon
- ~ ROAD II llulshrd ana rundv Tor on
GRAFTON, wa "a w.!l be about thrie lava
fct 'biS increased service is uot ,no,,'.b
No., >" "',SN,r me requirements OF the SUM
M. ti"Nei, and on next SUNDAY The t;ai.
.,ssVH' ton and Henderson viii fur-
WV hcy4i"latr its daily schodulr of ,,lnn
~ t'hs NV from Galveston and four fro m
I'VE i' toil--hN putting on two addition Al
uilS Htlhs. Iio new trains WIFI ,rDart
IN iioNStoh at S.51 Il. IN, and roach
Snii.cstol az IL H. m; returning, leave
.'hsNeston at p IN. ana arrive in Hons
ton at g3p T. IN.
Under the new schedule the daily train
5rNlNr of the Galveston, Houston and
iiondorson, with prospects of a sreSiai
run '.'en way on sundays during the
sumner inonihs, VIII BE as follows;
l.. ave itorstor--G:f0 A. m $40 n ~
lo'Vn a. m; l p m. i;iJ p m Arr!vr--: ,6
a ~. I".tp a. M, 3 p. m $40 H. m 6.lH
D. IN. ana $3.50 p. m.
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IA, I.g.rrNE pnlNrERs.

palestine. Texas. May G.--Goodriige a
,,'..se.s grocery store, in O!d Town' was
entered last night by unknown i"'l's
and looted Of such goods az coulu DC 'as"S
carried away ~
me district court II grinding away en-
feuoc br,aklng case when ocrbfifi
w ats county Three persons STAND
II, ,-si Urn The cfouse ana about 'huety
t.,,sssas have been summoned,
" M ,icvcle craze has struck Palestine
ny ~ md Two stores for the sale ana
ui '', ~ y heels have been established.
,,.rsrs sam Cox and a. pifonbnttel OF
,,,m ',ryler Friit Palace arr'V.n mere 70
We : ~ confer with General Manager
I1.iann,,nhell about special rates.
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pros OF Ark A NSAS.

Little Rock, May THE prohibition
State convention concluded It's business
todny and adjourned sine die. Alexander
Mcltnieht Of Arkad.lphin was recon-
niendtd us National committeeman
lively. district delegates 0nd four from
the state ~ large were selectod to rcpre-
font tho state at ihe Naiionpl convention
Tho platform adopted favorH IRE" silver
women suffrage, government own,rehip
Of railroads tolocraphs and telephones
ana coninins The usual prohibition pink
Thr committee nominated j w Miller OF
Artnd.i ph.u FOR governor. No other state
candidates were nominated,
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Washington. MAY The Nicaragua
canal hearing before the house commit
tee today was cnlivcncd ny IN exceed
ingly tart exchange between Colonel
Ludlow chairman OF tho government
commission. aud REPRESENTATIVE pooitic
of WASHINGTON Colonel LUDLOW address
81 tho committee upon The cncincering
features. Of the project and was followed
by li,utcnan, Monocal who made u bi1er
,..,..
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STATE CAPITAL.

Austin. Texas, May Mayor Bh'iwin
Rice. city Secr,tary Warner. Frank An
lrews, H. y. Cline, Aidcrinhn Is. X.
Latham, aud j. 8 price, Of II custom, are
regis' ared al tho Hotel Salgs toahy.
Mcsars Rice. Warner anu Latham SUB
miitrd nm ISSUE Of SsgpD of houston
bridge bonds 10 tho attorney general itr
approval. . ..,,,,, 81.
railroad commits sIon on the subject o.
cotton reed rates. urging f"duH'ioh III
tho through rat. to Houston,
NEW CHARTERS,
The j. r. Raney e9mprly ~ Hnrbin'
Erath county, rled its enar'.r IN ne ns-
rartment Of stale today. Gailiai STOCK
$40 90 Incorporniors, u VI. lfeio ach'
j. H. Raney and l.. t.. ilarr!s
Chartered Today-l,ne, ,iosu ' %, ,o com !,
pany Of Weimar. Capital stoak. s2l'p,. IN
uorporaiors. X. =. II.e'tcoer. T. y Boci Z
cher j. Y. Nouhsub iI-i olhsta. ~
Manor Casino. III hhn pr l'itis &C my.
No capital stock. Ilcorporaioss. r. ~
Finn. II. \. Z,np'eIaa'., :" ff'fE H.
Balterted. ..,
The Texas and i}'ac Itlway rpsd its
Ia. ON paass lseT ,J.iiti; to-
day. amounting n $500 10
sutton county tea ned 1870 CT IT'S
bonds held by The .'srniinra' seiooi itfe
to-day.
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-nNI.Y D,SE AMERICAN. .

Washington. May The state depart
mont has been auihonilcaiiy Informed mat
Of The pereplls fapturcd on board the ,u'h-
Inn, cnsU.l between the Spanish -'ram
inunoh md the schooner. and while fnnnY
more nro supposed 10 have escaped Only
onr Of the pcrRona captured IL an Amtri-
can citizen and h. had refused thus far
In t,i.,D hig name
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cor,nr MAnTIAL oNGANIzED.

Havana. May THE prisoners cnp'nred
oh bonrd the American schooner coinpc'i-
tor viii be tried by court martial iomor-
roxy at the navy yard. Tho personnel OF
ms court martial. which iH 90 ny me III
busters captured on the schoonrr. ma
been fixcd upon as follow. it"gIacn' OF
the court. Captain Emilln iiliez, IN" u'n-
ar mentors are Naval I.i"utcnnntH Mon
taio. Antonio Martin. rOaadii'o Anionio,
Perez Iiendnn. Ednnrflo are. Shlfahl
pungo. jose Scvil'ano and Cpr'os Hnihino
Accession, Miguel Gunfcz
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EAnINcs roR HER HUSBAND

Lohaon, May a Frolorla aiaratch u
TIE Daily Teerraph dated Wednesday
says John HAYS Hammonl's wife had
long and touching interview win FROST
den' Kruger, nj which she pleaded tho
ctGSe OF her husband and The Other p,is
oners President krnecr promised 80
eonsider everything and h. said he hoped
n Mt the matter would be settled hy the
NIll Of thn Me.li
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NATIONAL Mt'NICIrAL LEAGUE.

raliimorr. Md May THE National
Municlpal Tongue todny reelected All Of
a. officers for another term except L.. H.,
Holden Of Cleveland. fourth vice presi-
dent for whom Profossort J.. james ~
Louis i.randcra of Boston, who VAS re-
placed az executive committeeman 10y
Mayor George ~. q MS OF Chattanooga
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.urpicAN CITIZEN SHOT.

New YORK, May 7.--Generni Torres re-
la,oa. In an official report from Mugunra-
gus received today by General Palma,
that Narcisco Lopez. an American citizen,
was snatohed from The breakfast table
iy Spanish soldiers and taken 10 the road
ANA shot. General rorrcs says that the
spanish are constantly committing ntroci-
ties I'm the interior Of cuba.
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Busn os Ayres, May THE congress of
Argentina opened today and the message
Of presidcu, tribnru was read. The mes
sage referred TO The settlement of tho
boundary dispute WIN fhlii, whirn haa
long been a source OF irritation between
The TWO governments and the settlement
OF each caused satisfactton In both couii-
tries ~
exports from Argentina exceeded the I'M
ports b. ssS.VJo.0V0.
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RESOLUTIONS PASSED.


CONTINUED From Page onc)
hill, by blocking legislation today lic
mad, ihc point OF no quorum AT every ol-
nnr,,inity ana finally the house. LOSING
patience. adjourned.
Wr piekior threatens 10 keep up hia
t.,',ic. iinill rr arcompliahns his Object,
which h. says 70 10 secure further con
sheraton for private pension bills'
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London. May 7.-Irlncess Christian of
schlosw lg -ilolsioin. second daughter of
queen Victoria. he'd n drawing room NJ
buckingham palaces today In behalf Of
tho queen The United States amDassa-
dor, sir Thomas r. Bayard. ana Mr.
James Roosevelt, pi~qa nted Mrs. Foeb-
ling Of New jersey, Mrs. Samuel Col
gate Mrs. Alfred fonkling and Mrs.
l,hnrLn.; DINA Gll,hon.
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CLARK ON ROBERTS.

The Erstwhile Warwick Pays the Old Al
calde Some Commitments.
Waco, Texas. May THE sound money
democrats had q meeting at the city hall
tonight. but IL was not largely attended.
Among the speakers was Judge George
Clark, who declared that the Distinguished
old man who lives at Marble sails made
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81 Boys Depts.

Ladies' s2.eo and $500 Monarch Shirt
N1'sts .,,'',',;'.. '''...s... s.........
BOYS Shirt Waists with Deep Sailor
Collars ........ ...,...
EoNs' Elmo summon Chcvot All Wool
Knee Pants. With Double Seat and
Knees and Elnstic Wristbands.
Toys Wash Fabric Sailor Suits.
chllircn's Fine Sailor Hats
Boys' and Young Mems stiff or Soft
Grim Straw Hats .:.......,.......
NpNa Fancy ierch'e Shirts, with Col
las and cuffs to match
EoNs and Young Mems Star brand
White Shirts ...............,,.,,.,,..
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Suakm. May The Derviahcs have
arrived at Adarma ia a dsmayed condi-
tlon. The families &c osiaan ulrna ard
the Other leaders have ia 10 rdnmir op
the Nile. II is reported that %, pcrvisn-
Is nave been ordered to reinforce Don
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25c and $I.ooI|
NOTE THE SPLENDID VALUES AT
THESE Low PRICES.
25c Mems Depts. 81 ITEMS Depts.

Complete Tan Polish Combination. pc
Fancy silk Hat hands ............... .5c
Young Mems Caps with Ccl,ulod
Peak ,....... ....,. ...,............. 25c
Nrn's Leather Hrits ................ 25c
Mems baibrigtran shirts .....,.....,... .ic
Mems ltaiNtirgan Drawers ............ 2,c
Mems Guyot Siy,s Susucndors ..,..... INC
Mrn's cord End SuspcadorS ...,,,.,,.. 2Jr
Mcn's sink End Snspenders. ......... a5c
All styles Mems silk or Satin Neck
wear .......... ...,....... .......... voc
Mems l4lslc HALT Hose ................ 2bc
Nru's SIX Carriers ..................... .Sc
Mcn's French LAWN four-iu-llands &c
Mrn's Black bicycle Hose ....nwa.. ajc
Mcn's nancy Border Linen liandscr-
chicia, two for Observation-Disclosures. -,
Mons Dunh Iiull Link cuff Bnttona .ac
Vest Buttons. ucr set ...........,... .5s
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THE HOTELS.
biz LAwLoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 50
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
fpRlETOR

|PklETOH.
K. R. Wogs'a,f. Dallas; I. o. David
bn, San Antonio; c. Zwickel, Cincinnati,
!. A. Frurscn, Corsicana Mrs. N. Il.
|ower Houston. c. Kcl.etcr. ST. Louis.
/. b. Knight. Austin, William Ramsey,
louisiana. +. Tainsworth. Clero james
(owman, New York; II "A. Gcisen, New
lEeans; Dave Wen. New York; George
loor, Patterson; Il. G. Hyde, penison;
| Lasker, Galveston, w. l.. Douglas,
|capnont, !. II. Burney. Fort Worth;
|eorge NJ jennings, - Louis; j. Il.
(onner, New Orleans, Charles Arcud,
few Orleans, Charles Conner. Philalc.-
fia; ". L. Smith, Atlanta. Ga. O. =.
|esan, Dallas X l.. tirOce. North Caro-
pa: Alex Woldert. Tyler. James r. Pol
d. Center. Texas. G. +. Tannery, or
fse: A. ". Tdnon, ST. LOUIS. T. D.
breton, Grand Rapids Mich NJ b.
fymond, phi.adelphia H. a FTargrav,s,
Hllas; +. u, RaTl!n, Ncw Orleans.
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rFLranApIi ONTICM Al3olAsllrp.


hrenham. Toxas. May Tho nigh,
telegraph ofnce at the Santa Fe dcSot
has been abolished and operator Jordan
transferred TO fclvil.o. This W., a
BRAN n office of the Western Union.
whirn closes It's uptown ufitcc at O'clock.
and VIII work a great Inconvenience here
unt s. the present ARRANGEMENT is chang
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Key West, Fla. May 7-lf Captain
Houoral Ncyler wins n few more Victories
lihc tlc ono he claims his troops achieved
~ the battle of CacafaJicara In rnar del
RIO province. there VIII be very few spun
ish troops lett IN cuba. In the otnciul re.
ports 1t Is stated lne spaniarus unucr
General lnclan sturined the heights OF , 4.
aralicara and drove the inaurt,cnts on
Wlth heavy ioss
lhc true Il ry Of what happ1 ned rcachc !
hero by tho steamer MuHcoatc from llu-
Naua ioniEht and shows tina instead 81
the Insurgents being driven, they drove
iho Spauihris for AiN hours and Innctrt
ON them heavy loss. 1ho hoNNts uf Cd
car,itar, wcre held lay 800 tnsursents
nudrr prlg1dc and Socursas. ANTONIO
Mnc"p Was not prcscnt. as reported by
Spaniarie VAS ordctrd 10 aioim the
hriHNf- ana tten7tal Brru1l VITA l,Wp Men.
MAS Ordered Ia co-Upcinte. t.ru.L did
not obey orders md Iuclnp attacked lone.
lneinu'H mon nnlo repeated c.ltle,s nv
the rlorc hat they Were a. often icpGlsvi
hy The Insurgents.
The insurEsnis bad II Calling rr'n whion
they used With good effect l'naly thr
tunnus ,htrrcd down the hrt,hta and
araNr lhe S,Wards before them ip Wrcat
dispfi T.. Hcucit inrlAu niDiblr Ia rally
hs. men. crdcr,d n rctient to llanih Hon
da The r'lront lasted for aix hours ard
hrrnp" rout i'rpm every pant. Z
Vantage The cuhans poured In mr. on
on" III" insurgents followed tho Span
inrds almost 10 llluih llorih. and " hvn
that plncc sas reached lneiau men Were
i,moiuii2cd nnl rNnau ted. Many
had iroWcd uom exhaustion during thn
rrtroat and were made performers. lhc
Spanish loss Va Killed. nione WINS over
~" 300 others v.re wounded and about
Ia tWi.on prisoners. The msurtrnt lasr
" is eual as thrs fought aim "a rulrrIy
from Nhctnr
sinao nl, rehi sieauors have talcer nun
tltris of wouu ted Spaiiianris to iiaNar,
from Bahia Iiouda, ',-ueial frrnul who
tailcd to cooperate with Goimrli incinu.
t. which mllurr Wrrl'r ntitlhpu TN
sVlpssn ,lnrcat has hcpn r. ti'c and w,l
ro4a, mart'l'cd II IS iuumtwi 'aiAt
noyltr g. so .."d inst he mt, hhvr
= mai snut.
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,nnlo Is 2 q uhla.-The iury IN the cas-.
IN " y,Ts,,sslalo Tfraslirer J"hn l.
ss.,a'lon Of '',ha, rlis, Indicted for alleged
~ guilty "'pes. Returned u verdict
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CSC Boys Depts.

| adics' Leather Belts ,....,.....,..
thildirn's frilhv Bows ....,....,.....
Ladies' club Tics ....,...............
! ndlcs' iiand OF Shield How TIES &C..
boys Wash Fabric Knee panta....
lioNs' Leather Ec,is observation-disclosures.
Epya' Fast Elack Stockings, domhlc
kuuus ........... .......... ...........
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Ne above cut we have, for Men md
iung Mon. IA the following styles.
IN the cold shoe. best liaclt calf, 81 %
ir the Gold Shoe IN Medium Dark
IAN .......-.. a,s ....-..,....-- On
In liand-Scwcd of Dark Rnssin Tan 3 90
iu linnl- Scwnd of iiussct Nlci Kid. 10
IN iitnd Scwod OF iiack Wei KID. 3 10
ifit.it--ijoN Combination Tan Polish
FREQ with every pair Tan Shoes.
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MACEO LAUGHS At him,
Ncylcr Would Like For Him To At
tack the Trocha Now.
A MESSENGER DIRECT FROM CUBA.


New York, May IA messenger direct
from Cuba arrived ut the office of the
cuban juuta In this ctty tonight and re-
ported 10 General Palma practically Os
follows:
Eencial Maccc. With a well equipped
army. has iull aud complete possession of
linar del Rio province and expects Ia
huiu MS present position unul the rainy
season scta IN. lnc recent NlctorN cisli M
Ell Tor the spanish troops under General
luylaH MAS a severe reverse lot SPAIN
Cement Muc.o sends word that lac VIII
frctoas the trocha when he gets ready IL
do 50. but that he has no intention OF
leaving his headquarters Ia tho mountains
NJ present McNler wants Macco to at
tack lhe trochn now because he has mass
al thousands OF troops there. Mavcu
laughs At this aud would Ike to have
N,yler know that the patriots VIII pay
MN Il NaSlt soon enough
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n clear demonstr.t,on Of what must y
done. lie has cut the way ~ I, oemt99c ~ ~
ns s has s n1Sysd y " upis All
es eu action no hss !aken hsss ess5 ~ e
Texas lie continued q r sS1S !e I'M ~
in ,t 'r'I has pointed out fhs way g sfosl
democrats .,.srs.A II, nsun siiSa
, sound money club, 70 hsvo charge -
tho local campaign. IN
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NEW HrTcHlNs HOUSE.

Kiber e. Gue.,n-
ger, Proprictocs.
Remodeled and
newly furnished,
I nequaled III all
It's appointments
IN the State of
Texas.
The l. e a d | n y
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M'ATLIFFE MAY CONE
The $. A. c. VIII Try 10 Get Him for
the First Annual "sssa"

Jack McAnlifse, the lightweight cham
rson puyfl <. of the word, may make rs
bow n ii Seattle audience December al
me Third Avenue theaser when the first
annual stag" CT the :. n C. VII be gwen
under the direction OF Pref Jack Green.
NcAuisgs, providing he comes 20 Seattle.
viii appear in a four-rousd boxing contest
with Prof. Green. tse clever Instructor
srzi boxer OF the s. a :. Such a contest
vii be hailed with delight by al people
IN Seattle who Ike 70 see d clean. seem
sfssc exhibition Of the manly art IL IS
hardy necessary 90 say anything about
fsse ability of Jack AcAaEAe as a eaeveF
exponent Of the art OF Furnishing other
people with his hands aid AZ tie same
time avoiding IKE desc II return Prof
Green has not ~on the Iaurels that Jack
MrAuane has. nus he IS ''corker. ard
when George Green o. California sad tnas
Green OF Ss.attls s.d not have . reputation
he ~as talking through bis bat In sses-
ton they cal Green Of Caiifp-aaa q second
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pounds. In The preliminary bout Paftsr-
son at the outset showed himself TO be
master of his opponent, bat IN the second
round Moore began 10 assert himself and
some very pretty fighting eisued- Honcrs
were fairly even up TO the sixth round.
and then the Syracuse pngilisl began TO
take an active interest in the game. A
fierce smuggling match marked the last
round. If the battle had gone half min
ute longer Patterson would have been
knocked out. The referee declared the
bout a draw.
The big event of the night was then
in order. and the spectators were all on
edge. The Syracuse contingent We're, IL
any thing. more than confident that Tom
nay Ryan would prove the victor. but the
Boston Mystery had good following.
and the Hub5ites placed plenty Of PUNK
ers on Smith at even money.
Ryan entered the ring at 1905. Ho was
accompanied by Jimmy Handler, Fred
Smith. Tom Brady and George English.
Smith was escorted by Charley White.
Tin Magrath. Bill Crowley and Harry
Black.
The men met at catch weights. but there
was very little difference in their weights
The fighting was nearly even up to the
eighth round, when Ryan forced 1t, and
/ held Smith to the ropes until the gong
released him.
In the ninth Smith cent his right hard
on the face. making Ryan's right eye
bleed badly. Ryan swung left on the face
and Smith slipped TO the floor. They be-
gan smuggling right and left on the body
and face. aKi Ryan seemed TO have slight
~ the better of the argument. The ref
cree saw that the men would soon reach
their limit, and stopped the bout after two
minutes and foryy-four seconds had been
used up Ia the round.
Hurst then declared Ryan the winner.
When the announcer gave the decision
there were many cries of dissent and