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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The fight between San Pedro and Santa
Monica, as well as that of the funding
bill, is on, and Huntington has to defend
himself at both points. The people have
the chance therefore of beating him along
the whole line and breaking up his mo-
nopo.y forever.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The legislators-elect of the southern
counties of the State have met and consid-
cred plans for obtainins legislation needed
in that section. 1t is by such tactics that
the south gains her ends in the State, and
it would be well for the middle and north
ern counties to initiate them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The advocates of the creation of a Ma
tional Department of Commerce have be-
gun work in Congress, and those who favor
the establishment of Department of
Mines should combine with them and
keep pace with them. Each would gain
strength by the com bination and be much
more likely to succeed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

Eastern reports concerning the makeup
of the Mckinley Cabinet are becoming
more definite, and the statements that AL
hson is to be Secretary of State and Ding
ley Secretary of the Treasury may be
verified when the completed work is made
public.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The people will not complain much of
Cleveland's hunting trip this time, for
they know Mckinley will soon be in office
and they are willing the business of the
country should be left for him to attend to.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The first passenger train on the Valley
road from Stockton to Fresno made the
run on Sunday at an average rate of thirty
miles an hour, and competition is now an
established fact. In the San Joaquin the
monopoly is at an end.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The original manuscript of Rossini's famous
opera, civilian Tell" was sold in Paris re-
Gently by auction for f1S8.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

The Committee of Fifty takes the war
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

IcEcREAM and cakes Outlets, so5 Larkin.'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

London Daily Mail representative says the
Queen has been total abstainer from alcoholic
liquors for the past three years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

Coils will not have a walkover.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

qHE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

That's especially nice. So few children
knit neutrality-suspicious. Free Press.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

PUBLIC LANDs-J. F. s., City, person wish
ing to obtain information about public lands
should make application to the United States
Land Office in the section in which the land is
located. For 81 the Registrar will forward q
plat OF the land open to presumption. For In
formation about school land application
should be made at the office of the State Super
intendentof Instruction at Sacramento, either
personally or by letter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

WHIsT-E G. s., Livermore, Alameda County,
Cal. The law of whist says:
Any player may demand to see the last trick
turned, and no more. Under no circumstances
can more than eight cards be seen during the ulay
of hand, viz: The four cards on the table which
have not been turned and quilted and the last
trick turned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

Lady Jane Harriet Swinburne, mother of
Algernon Charles Swinburne, the poet has just
died in England at the age OF 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
MORRIS PARK RACES.



i'avorItos Won Eualy In a Majority nj
the Days Events.
Niw York. May 2l.A hard rain, n
muddy track aud u meagcr car1 were not
cnlcpratod 10 make "A big attendance at
Morris Park, hut about $500 people were
there today. They had the satisfaction
of seeing the favoriios win IN "a majority
of the rascs. two heng Henry OF Navarro
aud ono Love, both Of whom made
the.r fields look Ike cart horses.
SIN aud oue- half fulonGs~ t'lanwcl III
tGrifiW, , to :. won. Domingo i0s dog
goft, 10 10, second. Runaway. 10 (SloarD,
To / thra Time. So.
nan mile Khodesia. 100 DoggetD. TO
&, won Indy Louise. 10, wv Joncs). Is
70 second Alhy. io' tSloanD, TO l..
Withers mile Horny Of Navarro, 100
0ii nan. ! 70 10 won, Mingo H. iOg dam
lev 10 second Vcntnno, IDs tWnller)
70 90 !. ihrd Time, IA.
The Bay Chester handicap. With"ra
won. collcy loo tIfcef,p. q to l. second
Carlb. 10, d.nmioy) Z To /. third. Time,
- 81.
Wthers mile ono Love. liz oclny-
toni. to 10. won: Brllinncy ~ Uifforb.
20 20 l. second. intormisson. los q. tile,
nclJ, 3 to |, third Time, n
,Milc and three -sixtccnths. seiling-Decr-
slayer lio n,ogge'D, TO 3. won, Cha
rndc; lo6 ulailnrd). to L. second Mar
sha'l. log uiamilton 90 to l. third. Time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

ager OF the Houston and Texas Contra,
s sn,, southern Pacific Ines. MIR, l.. Meg.
So OF the Houston Direct Nsvlraiiou
company MIR. +. o. Becker Of ,he 60
~ IN " houston and Henderson. and Mir
", -, 0roseclose of the Katy par,icipaied
VI, IN me meeting. II is understood an arree.
meh, was reached, but nothing was stven
out Tor publication. s'''"
h. A. Jenkins travelling auditor of tho
International and Great Norshovv,, w,
among the visitors, rs
-. W. Maxwell. general Superintendent,
9 me Katy lines in Texas wen, over 10
.eNas City this morning to take a look
"a. tne new town, and left In his private
oe v. I'm afternoon for North Texas rolnts
~ luicy, travelling passenger agent
OF ,i,e santa Fc. was In the cjtv today.
Is, liynes Is among the visiting rail-
road men. Mr.. Hynes was al one time
t. yn.ral freight agent of the Southern
Nansas; for years was general frcish,
,hgent OF the Atchison NJ Topeka, and
later was general freight aron, Of Inc
Los Angeles 50 ''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
WINNERS AT 8. LOUIS.


Favor!irs Failed TO Show in Front md the
Talent Fen Down.
81. Louis, Mo. May u .-Favoriics did not
distinguish themselves by their ability to
show In front at the Fair Grounds today.
Salvab.e wa the only one TO score for the
talent and the twelve books did quite well.
Selling six and hnf furlongs- swiftly.
iOl e.. Slaush,crJ. 10 /. won. Hush. ~,
CT, Murphy. to !, second, Joc-o-Sot, us
IWebs1erj 3 to 2, third. Time, 20.
-Four furongs-Jack D., los tWebater), Ii
to /. won. Dnre /. III tAshlcyJ. TO l. sec
ond. Gicnny los ,GNfncD, to 1, third.
Time, III IL.
Six fnrlongs Brodh,nd. i03 tSlnughter.
Z 10 /, won; Denver. 100 usom). 10 !. sec
ond. WiiboTt s.. 81 (Murphy). 40 10. third.
Time. 120
4 to o. won. creyhssee. lie IVAN Duscn),
4 10 l, second, Iaiiledore. ~ pGarnef). 4
10 /, ihiid Time, l.3ik.
Selling. xix furlonga Draw Scot. l9n g
Slaugh,cr). ID to 20, won: John Mritnle.
lpD ,SchorD. II 10 ., second; Ashland. Jug
Wun Duson). 4 To l. third. Time 1'i?.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
AMONG RAiI.N0Ap MEN.

sesnser representative II the southern "a
S&lnc; departed Yesterday morning FOR
| North INcaS to arouse enthusiasm in
several excursion. TO hc run over the
| Sunset.
~ j Whitehead, the veteran and versa
t use PASSENGER angel of the Biz Four.
n.e2i,'q,iarters IN Dallas. came in from
HdNeston last night. and after c,iioying
lev hours IN Magnolia circles dcpntiei
for san Antonio.
Horaee Reese. commercial aeen, q the
southern facinc and Central returned
yesterday morning from a drlighitui trip
~ san Antonio ana other ooia,s wnst lie
mas ihlN recovered flnm his recent at
tack of Illness and to use "A Hartman
phrase. lis IN the pink of condition.
j. Harvey craig. commercial agent FOR
NE Missouri, Kansas and Texas at san
Francisco. was IN the eity yesterday. vls-
'tlne friends TN railway circles and re-
nrWinF aeQualnianVes in ticket row Mir
traif. whose home is ia Waco. is among
The ui,fortunatrs granted forty-Ave
DAYS vacation without salary an1 Is now
touring ToNas enjoying mueh-neuded
recreation.
Traffic, Manager Bcin Of tho southern
iacihc. l.. Mcgg"tt. superintendent OF tia
Houston Direct Navisation company ana
GENERAL Freight anh PASSENGER Agent N"l-
sNn of iho Galveston. La lor.o ana llous-
ton. oNcurtcl "a Galveston Yesterday II
o"hivr with Island CITY traffic people on
maiiers aifocuns thu 5hinuinu faculties
OF the sister CITIES. Nouaius llarmmsiy
significant In the trip. however.
"Itailway mon have as much morbid
curiosity about tiem is ordinary croa-
tHr.s, iomhrKea i rromincnt railront"i
yesterday. 'hV"ry frcight ANA pnss.nrc.
repTNs ntAtN' That coiili SOS away from
homo was In Ironhnm Wednesday. -
tcusihly on business missions. hui really
wi'h nothing ON ,helr minds hut to VII
nrss thn hanging bee vi Tie three n"grprs
to which liHn people gathered from ali
sections ~ the stain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
PRINCE LIEF WON EASY.
Oakley Derby Favoritcs. Ben Brush
and Ben Elder. Beaten Out.
THE TALENT BACKED THE TWO BrNS
Favorites Won NJ Norris Park, nat On,,
One showed In Front ~
81. Louis.

Cincinnati. Ohio, May M.--Thc Oakley
| races opened today with an attendance of
iANN by ticket count All six races were
good hut Ave of them were oversha dowc,i
by tho derby. with Its $1,000 to the win
ncr and $3.50 to the next three. The
starting by rcttingili was done by hand
In the derby only. good send Off was
had ON tho second trial In this order.
Prince Lief, Parsons. Loki Ben Brush
and Ben Elder They came down we'll
punched and passed tho stand with hen
Elder leading by head Prince fief n
head In front of 1.oki, who led Bcn Brush
by half length. with Parsons two
was Hen Elder leading by two lengths
lfirce Lief second 10y two lcngths. i.oki
,niri by length, Brush fourth by nve
Zen Elder had been making tho pace with
Prince Lief close up Lief forged to
,hs front PASSED the half, leading Hen
TWO lengths Mt the thrcc-uuartcr ana
held 4, easy to tho flush The order Of
,na i9nr az ths hair was; ben Elder see
M ' ncn nrush third, l.oki fourth, with
farsons last, ten lengths behind.
The variations from this order 10 tho
end OF the race affected only distances
n,twrcn the three plucky pursuers OF
ing the hnlf and the horses finished.
Prince Lief won by two lengths. Ken
itdrr second, head in iron of Rcu Brush
third, hall u length In from, of l.oki
Fourth. forty lengths In iron, of Parsons.
Time .OSi.
Nnuc Of tho purse to winner, $40 900, To
second N"o. 20 third, 800; TO fourth. 500
Summarizes
-Four aud onc-half fnriongs 2-ycar.old
hlli,s ,Snisun Us tslmD, to Ii, won;
Lady Rovcry. tio drcrlsinD 10 to /. see
ana Mas Mcl.aushlin, io' (Waikcr,. 80
10 J. thiid Time, iG
SiN furlnrgs. J-vcar-olds aud up-liarry
Reed. ~ ,Simsl. 10 to T. won Sir riay
10 tSohrrrerl. $ to |, second Gallon Dor
ll2 tWalkop. 70 To !. third Time. i.ins
I'ive tnionrs, selling, 2-ycar- clds Red,
loi or. WiliAms). 3 TO I. won. olympus,
lM 'tl'nsDn, To t. second Oak Leaf
loo dunn, to o, third 1,me, i;o2is
oakley derby, for 1-yonr-olds. value OF
stakes s2,,.r, one and one-uunrter miles
Prince Lief, III l'crkius, i to . won
Ken lfdHr L.. ,Srhcrrer) 10 ., second
Ben Brush. ~ limsl. / to =, tMrd. Time,
2.uSi,
ono mile, selling -cacsarlan, 100 u'cr-
hinsl, 20 .. won, Thr Winner. iro
tWnlken TO l. accond; Aimee, .; tSchcr-
rem. - ~ l. mud TIME i'iaie.
SIX furllnRs fhicot. ITO phnrpc>, : TO
J. wou Miss Frances 90 &C. Rrlm,. 10 To
+ second pi.n.ic upnprc~, ia !. |
third Time t:l5ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
ENGINEERS AND MoroRMEN.
Considering ADMISSION Of Motormen T.

Considering Admission OF Mot ormen IA
the +. OF l.. r., Order.
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Engfn-
Gers is In session in Ottawa, ont. Among
the subjects that will receive attention IS
the amending of the constitution Of that
orsanigation so ms to premit of the forma-
ton Of divisions that viii take into the
brotherhood motormen on electric roads.
That any move In this direction Will meet
with SUCCESS is wholly improbable So far
as tho inotormen on the electric street
railways are concerned, incy nave "
gwen the matter any thought, ana the
: osrcss that Is henG made III me elec-
triral science Is 20 rapid that a lew years
from now II will be II difficult matter 70
draw the line from Il IN fhaNlcal s'tnH.
roini between the moiornan on street
tairond running anywhere from Ten 10
twcnty-hye miles ani the enc on Fhil-
roal making lDl to l2i mile trips.
'rhc apulicatcn OF electricity IN the
TRANSFORMATION of freight a. vel as pms
spngcrs is evidently attracting me attn,
tior OF chief Arthur of the Brutheihopd
of LOGON i've Engineers. az wen as tne
higher officers of many OF the Eastern
iluns. OF course. the thousands OF 'ngll,
GERS who have never seen hls eitV'i =, ~
locomotive pulling heavy tram IKE
th.v do on the Baltimore ana ONO
through the city OF baltimore. can nov
anprcciatc the fact that day " near
al hand. relatively speaking, ma VIII
hring about n revolution In the transport
s.ttot, huslueSS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
an. LOliIs MNruIEs

FIRST race I'VE ana half fnrlongs. sell
ing- Nellie Smith, Romance. Maid of
Honor III: Scottish Lass. Harry Nc
couch. lfoaIg Bcrnnrdc. Claude IIlll, Ii3
Pertarch liD, Nicholas ll9. Goncho ~,
Ellen Mother Of Pearl. l26; Mercury,
l'fownwood, 49,
second racc. milo. selling Jack Martin
~: Sycamore IS; Tradition si Battle
Dor" ~, Sunburst 10 Nhssal Ill
Third race. half mile. 2-yrar-olds-S Sail
tho. ccloro. Sarah wood. Katie by the
Door. MIb!c Oliver. Gnlunie, 9s: WIG
West. Anger 1903, Russolin Jos. Typhoon III.
Fourth race. mile and n sixteenth. own
org handicap -TBrtnrinn l02. Buck Mas
sic Assignee. i0h; Salvnh,r -.
Firth race. seven-oighihs Of "A mile, sell
irg-Thcrcsil, Manpttie, 30. Bravo ~; Dem
MS, Pinkey Potter %, Hex ~. Fnyctt-
lieic lp2. Mopsy, Houlilsa. Nat y, Safe
Home. iol Tom Elmore lOb. Dominion I07,
Chswcl 100. Lender Bnn lis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
YACHTING on THE OTHER SIDE.


Satanitu WINS IN th' ipiB 'ihhs NV ''"i''
In the Twenty Katers.
London. May 2l.--Thc yachting season
opened today with matches OF the New
Thames Yacht club. The weather was
bright and windy. Tho course for the biz
yachts was from Grarescnd round me
Mousr Ilghtship and return. "a total dis
lance of my miles.
The entries included satanitn britannia
and Ailsn For yachts OF the Ningara, or
twenty-rntcr class, the course JA, around
the West ONE. a distance OF firty-nvn
mil.s, Tbe entries included Niagara. q.
II. Koses New Penltcni. bum TO compete
with Mr. Howard .;ouii's yacht. ana Mr.
FRANK Jarnoaon's The Saint
Ine in "A bunch at ll:ib a. m. strong
northwest breeze WAS blowing and all
tiacers were under close-reefcd mainsails
Al the finish saiania was first among
the big yachts, crossing the line al 3.52
britannia second. 10 minutes and ~ FEC
onds later, and Ailsa third. Al seconds be-
hind Britannia.
Mr. Howard Goulds NiarHra was heat
on IN the race for the smaller yachir by
The saint which had the lead nj the fin
lsh Of 8 minutes and IL seconds' Pcnitent
was only six seconds behind Niagara.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
HEADLIGHT FLAsilNs.

The ncw baggage and check rooms at
ihe Grand Central depot arr ahout com
ple'ea and tbe iuniGro and fixtures heing
placed In ordrr. fhe rooms Will boz
thrown Open to business ~ few days
Thu Houston and rryas con'rl an
uouuces oue-ilre round trip rate TO
GhV SION with 80 maximum FROM ail
points On IT, In" On juno = ON account
81 gp. roads convention and other moot
iugs. tickets limited 10 June H.
Superintendent Lee cf the Houston ana
Texas central has pni a force ut men
10 work in the compauy's yards IN front
age pipe preparatory TO thoroughly u:'r-
hauling the grounds around the depot
and constructing "A fine gravel walk 10
replace the present unsignuy wooden pat
form.
Tho railroads OF the state are preparing
10 handle immense crowds 20 Gal aston
mex, month, account of the good roads
convention. which conNenaS on Jnnn =
All the lines hay, authorized II one-tarc
rate with IS maximum rate IRON all points
in thr State and indications point favor,
ably to n vary large gathering from all
parts of Texas.
excursion 10 New orleans from Houston,
Galveston and Intermediate points on
June over tho Southern Pacific The
round trim rate Will he s. from Houston
md 81 from Galveston win probably Il
fonr-,lav limit. Separate accommodations
will be provided for white and colored
people and trains will leave Houston at
400 p. m on above date.
Iaa q4eiion as to the best way in which
10 transport bicycles on passenger trains
for the benefit Of cycling patrons is call
ing for conslderahie attention IN railway
circle. Some of tile roads are putting
stalls or racks In baggage cars for BIZ
cvcics and others are putting In overhead
rods with ruhher-coverJ hooks, upon
witch the bicycles can be hung ana not
take 10 any OF the room required for
ordinary baggage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
in THE RAILWAY WORLD.
&. H. Moore Appointed Auditor of
the e., h. q H,
TIE KATY STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Reorganization rInus Of Tho u. OF T.. T.
Headlight CLASHES.
Personal Mention.
lie KATY STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

galveston Texas. May IA circular
received from President Olcott of tho
Galveston. Houston and Henderson ,b,s
morning announces the ammo ntmcn, a,
..,,t ~ Moore as auditor of the company.
Moofe's api3in,mont viii H.. ~ Ar. AT.
:, s".'o anu he VIII have charge of ali the
ah'e'ants OF thu company ana rcnort ' te
s sew p1iis vas. Mr. Moore IS now ana for
general auditors office OF the 'Fris ~, we n.
>1,enafal Freight and Passenger Arcn,
civ I ina OF me La Porte road vas In The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
s,lsrnNsloNs REDtrcED.

Galveston. TEXAS Mny 2l-Among tho
L. A. w. bulletins received today was
the following:
Suspensions Rcduced-In view OF eS-
'cnunting circumstances since discovered,
the suspension placed upon the following
has bocn reduced, to expire June 10;
Charles French, a. Brock \. Miller. N.
Rogers, walter Davies. Steve Sg tcovitch
r. T.. Scott. g. Rodscrs l.. A. Lufl,in
mud II, a, Nicholson. Galveston. Texas"
These riders were suspended un account
OF incing with bird some months ago
under the impression TINT he had n H. a
w snurto on and for the purpose of help
ing MN. WITHOUT financial or professional
reward to themselves.
INC rcumsiancos were set forth pt
l"nRth IN i"ticrr by Secretary McAin-ttf
of the chamber of commerce aud others
TO Chairman Gideon, with the foregoing
result.
The boys ARE among Galveston's crack
RIDERS. and now they viii Ire permitted To
ride In the races here during the good
roads meeting. Juno o 10 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
=, BLAKE FOR MATTIIr,,,s

n,.. ieSas, May 2l.-cha.rmon T
|, 1 s"a Of the State bimetallic arec, u.
\. mssa banker and flee si,ysyita
, r.ae a 10 to speech before the banlS
h s ,'r ,s Yesterday afternoon. was
n Ky N. last night answering a,,ns.. mn
Bon com sGia standard friends ali Of
ai cause SasFgns speech In behalf of n
\ posIi,oMn Matthew'S Of indiana o ur ~
asts h. with regard 10 silver e ,hat + +
a BY :" ~ aoes ] shall favor Ills nom MN .
ralrs mat .n'cago convention. For a
M Il Horace Boies. orS ~" VIZ or
sa no ni n,. named for the nres.den"v
Wa a. ib a h would be made nv nlacinr
The n or',, both are sound. snfe men
ani ~ stOinn,i,natIon Of either woul i semi n.u,
,uc m ma ssnthnsiasm thronrh III der,n.
d' 'Sses that would mean a great
No.. n'ne to help the sherman storm
u'' Leave your contribution NJ ,na
n' .'' Office of The Post. Don't IL,
N "' be behind in this cbari,oh,o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
WINDSOR FLYERS.

Windsor. Ont. May 2i.-Sir furlongs--
Henry Lewis won; Alamo second; Com
missioner Frank third. Time 1910.
-Four and ona-half acknowledgement,
won; sharon second. P.IuI Kauvar third.
Time 80 ~.
Five ana half furiones--Red Top
won; Thornbush second. Lady Mccain
third. Time. lao.
Mile and twenty ynrds--Adonis won.
Audrax second: Cnticline third. Time.
i3s..
Six furlongs--Sauture won Titula Sec
ond; Necedah third. Time, I:l6ix.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
COST or REORGANIZATION.

When railroads get In hard lines imam
cially their experiences do not amer ma
teriaIly from those of the common heTd OF
- t's,,,., NJ getting on their feet, and then
md ,hey have once more about hankrup,-
ed themselves in getting theTe. I ,an,, , M
s"sJ VI I, i1st est about SS.N,01p Ia SIMPLY
rr o"r that property. The rcorsaniza,,
lion committee II T. understood. rseely,a
$40 c6l for underwriting the assessn ,-,,ss
cn mics for marketing the securities;
and slS,u" went in fees 10 one hrm Oh
Eastern attorneys.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Ss = S SSisaa:
batteries smith and dondinEi HAM
and Fisher. y u u
At Montgomery. ..A..nn neia
M Mon, :, ss "ddSSiSsisSSSSi-sni
batteries Shcehan ana kenoe' - -
Frickcn md Rappold.
At Columbus aAnnAAaAG3i
Columbus .r....".....,'y xxnxi6n ASi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
opposED GInBs.

Ennis. Texas. May 2o.--Coionel f. q
sessions. the farmer candidate for the
nonulsi nomination for congress. said ia
a reporter;
81 was at the convention at WaNahachie
,,os,erday and ! did the hardest work OF
nv NE 10 secure a posiponemenL and hut
e., ~ nv work Gibbs would have been nomi-
ha roinne e sessions is a pioneorAof popu-
usm here and his chief reason for want
;m,. a postponement was that the people
mieht think about whom they want.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

Earned runs-Fort Worth 3.
Three base hit--ticar
Struck out-I'y Blackburn l. by McAllls-
ter
Bases on called bals-pm McAlllstcr b.
Double plays -5inDl.y and Meyers Fa-
blan and Meyers Hoffman and Wclknrt.
Stolen bases Meyers, Hoffman.
Batter hit-fStanley.
Time Of Gnmn-i.25.
Umpire brennan.
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nALNEsroN ECHOES.

Galveston. Texas. MAY FL. - Terminal
charges was the subject OF discussion at
ueeting of railroad mon in the office OF
General Freight Agen. Polk of the Santa
Ee tb,s morning. Mr.. Bein. traffic man
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SAN ANroNIo z. DALLAS O.

san Antonio. Texas. May 2l.-The Navi-
rntors outplaycd the Bronchos today. but
II was good game on both sides ana
closely contested. Both pitchers were
about evenly hit. but Minnehhn struck
OH, four OF tho l'ronchos nj times when
such performances were calculated To do
the most good. There was no kicking at
cahiil.
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cART uORsE TIME AT LAKEsI

Lakeside. Ind. May 2i.--Flve and hall
furlonKs-Bob Lee. Ramona, Archer. Time.
l1Sh.
-Four and half furlongs-Provident.
SIX furIongs-W Waterman. Big Strive, So
cial Smith. Time. 1:29.
Six furlongs- De Jure. Hilda. Roy I.o-
'l Five fnrIo Ron Miss kitty. Warren Point.
Connemara. Time. i;l0.
SIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. London Smoke.
Proverb. Time. III.
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