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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
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g8ir elauben, baB bic SteusrsabIsr
wobl baran tbun, Dor Der fommenbeu
Munisipalpabl iid Elm bishsn auf bas
@ebiet Der Sinansfraee su ipasen unb
iib bic Srase borSulesen, oh es ni6i
enblib ON Der Belt iei. ben foitipieIieen
grOietten Der resierenben Ssrrsn @inbali
Su eebieten.
9ta1 elmer bsidnprensn Dariteauns
bes Stabt,@Ontroleurs bot bic Stabt
SerantCn cine funbirte Sbulb bon
S706, 500, ippppn aqerbinsS bic i'm Sils
sunssiOnb befinblide Summe ubsered'
net perben tann.-aber oer5inft mub
bic eenannte funoirte Sbulo troboem
tperbsn, paS iiir ben Steuersabler bic
6auptlods 1T. Gie 8oranidldee fur
Die aussabsn bss nit benz l. April 1896
tssinnenDen SiseaIiabrss belaufen ii6
auf bic &Ielnlsteit bon $3.50, 900, tpdb'
reno Der @rtras Der Steuern b6dfenfaas
auf S272. 900 perani6last tplrb, es feblt
alio an pieiem pofen uaein eine Summs
bon Sl78 900. Serner psrlan8t man
fGr einen 8iacuft an Weit 2adaipanna
Apenus, bon Sedfter su 9leunter StraBs,
bic Summe BON $3.50, 900. unb eS baben
bic 8drssr am lS. Sebruar filr ober se'
gen bic 8spdbruns oieier Samme absu'
liimmen. Dian bebauptet, baB bic
Summe fiir ben an9e9ebenen Swed bel
tpsitem nidt sureiAeno ut, benn es iolen
fir bic gntiddbisuns bon interehirten
8runbbeiibern aQein ettpa Sl25, 900 ober
nod mebr erforoerIi9 iein, unb nit
S25, 900 bnut man ben 8iabutt, bon
tpeIhsm bic StraBenbabn @eieaihaft
ben sr6Btsn Nuben baben tpilroe. ni4t.
Das srits Willi6nden Der ifdbtii6en
Sbulb ipdre allo anndbernb ppa.
9tun, mir fbnntsn piele,4t @ott
banfsn, penn es babel iein 8emenbsn
bate = aber mir baben nod anbere
Sdmsrsen. 3undbt baben bic 8drser
nod fir bic Shulben ber SdulbebDrbe
aufsufommsn; ber eenaue 8etras berisls
ben il uns niat befannt, aber na6 8oa'
snouns bes carbohydrates unb Der
anberen in @ontraft bereebenen neuen
SduIbauier pirb bic 8erf1uIeuns faum
opsr tpenls unter s500,000 bstrasen.
Damn babsn bic Burger bon Scranton
nod cine srbsbIibe 4rmenteuer su aab'
len, ferner Stats uno county Steuern
-unb baSu tommsn bann nod bic in'
bipiousasn 4ussaben fiir MbsussfandIe,
5rabenpiIatsruns, Nipellirunsen. Sei'
tenipese, Rlnniteine unb @ofenphafsr'
unaen U. (. tp.
Nber tpsnn mir bic @eiammtberbinbIid'
fsiten aud nur auf 81 500, 900 peranldla'
gen unb bier prossut 3inien anrehnen, 70
ergiebt ii6 Der 8etrae bon $50, 900 an
3iufen allein per Sabr, ben bic
SteueraabIer bon SCRANTON aufSubrin8en
baben pdrben Inter bisien rlmitdnben
1T es setpiB brinsenb eebotsn, 3ur 8or'
iidt sessn neue foitipieliss Yroistte au
mabnen, benn bic iidere Solse elmer er'
brafsnben StsusrIait 1T cine gntiper'
tbuns bes gisentbumS, cine Semmune
bon Danbel unb 8ertsbr; baS 8apital
pirb abseidredt unb bic 8autbdtisfeit
erIabmt, unb bic natiirIide SoIse 1T Elm
Stodsn Der lofalen Snbufrien.
Nir f6nnen tlbrigenS beS PubeIs &ern
in Elm paar Worten tpieberseben: Sc
bDbsr bic SduIo. ie bbber bic Steusrn /;
unb es if ia idliebIid Der 4rbeiter unb
Der tleinere @runobeiiber, ipelhe bic
Sauptlait su trasen babsn. DaS 8e'
iumes fam lid tpobl ieber 2eisr nit Elm
bisdsn Radbenfen ielblt MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
Bur Gtabttpabl.

SO tpiro bon allen Seiten bereitipilie
aueeaanben, bab eas bon ben Demotra.
ten ncminirte Stabttidet Elm ausseseid'
netes, bab Der Gbarafter zines ieben eins
aeInen Der Serren unbei6oIten 1T, baB iie
fir bic reipeftipsn Memter fdbis iinb unb
bab bic Nusnabl mad Der RationaIitdt
ni9t bsHer bate setrofen tperben fbns
men. 9ieie 3useitdnoniiie MAIDEN es
ben 9empfraten aur 9Hidt. ibre sanss
@nsrsie einsuieben fiir cine sIorrei6e
gttpdbIune Der Jiomlnirten.
SO mag ia manden birnberriidten
8arteigGnser, benz bas Wobl ber Stabt
unb StsuersabIer gar nidts, ber grfole
bes neutrality-suspicious. binsesen glsS
1T, geben, ber in elmer periDnliben Gam
pasns nit ben ObIisaten Sdmubbatterisn
iein Ssil erbIidt; berartise 8duse IGbt
man rubis ibrer 8ese sebsn, benn fe
i9aben ibrer Partei mebr ais iis niiben.
Die Suuptfrase fir bic Steuersabler
III, Oh iie ber Serridaft bes @onneQ
8inses unb Der @slbariitotratie iid nod
fsrner su beussn seneist iinb, ober Oh iie
ber Gnii6t iinb, oab bic 8eripaltuns Der
Stabt bur6 bas @olf unb fiir baS Bolt
gsfiibrt tperben iollte
Die 5rase 1T 70 perblfiifsnb einfa1,
6ab gar niemanb int 3meifsI bariber isin
tann, pis ct su ftimmen bat. g8sr in
isiner ginfalt Der Inii9t bulbist, bab
Der Gonnea Sling im Sntsrehe Der
Steuersabler pirft unb tpaItet, itimme
setroit baS rspubIifaniide Gifet. @er
aber slaubt. baB nidt eine Glique bon
MonopoIiiten, ionbern bus 8oIf reeiersn
iolts, muB unter alien nmitan6en unb
prinSipiea bas bemofratiids Tidet uns
tsritiBen unb fiir beHen grfols eintrstsn.
isi er nun Demofrat ober &epublifaner.
SO iino niht bic Mdnner. bic mir be-
fdmpfen, ober bic Gnsebbrissn elmer bes
ftimmten 8artei-es iit bas per6amms
unsSplroise Spltem Der GENERALIZATION,
Der Madtanmubuns @inselner auf &often
SerS@eiammtbeit, ber 8ampirmdbieen
glusiauSuns Der Steuerfraft bes 8Olfes
burd cine nimmeriatte Glique-bisism
Spitsm baben mir itetS opponirt unb
iperoen mir OppOniren fir ale 3eiten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

Oft muB Wtdtterden gum Wsibna6tS'
fefts Puppenooflor ipielen, um alte Bups
pen ipis Ybbnire aus Der 9li6e erteben
su IaEen. 8sionbers fommt eS ouf Elm
su,eS 4uffriidsn Der Wa6sfOpf6en an.
@ereinieter Tsrpentin entiernt meiii
mibslos allen Shmub, man trdufelt
bon ibm mebrere 1ropfen auf 8attes
Hduidhen unb reibt bebutiam bic Bups
penfBpfe bamit ab. 2ippen uhb Wansen
psrben barauf nit 8arminfarbe aufse.
friidt, bon Der man cine fIeine Priie nit
trodensr gSatte auf Der Steae, bic 5arbe
annsbmsn ioa. bsrreibt, bic Ausenbrausn
lperosn nit dineii4er fdparser Guide
bsmalt. Sci siniser 4tt antsit tplre
OaS @eiidtten wisoer tpie neu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

@sisenbe 1iidfarten fonnen mir ben
9sierinnen fdr irssnb ipelde Sefttafsl
smpfsbIsn, bic te aus 8Iattsr' Ober
Uldrbteis bsrfsuen. Ser Teis pirb
ba;u isbr biinn ausserOlt, in bieredies
Slide sei6niiten unb bteie blnn nit
ObltmarmeIabe beitri1en. Man leot bic
pier Spiben mad Der Witts bin suiam'
men unb brIdt iie bort feit, 10 baB iebs
Gii4tarte bic Sorm zines 8riefumi&Ia'
sss srbdlt. 0lan badt bic Geiatarten
unb iprist bann nit rot ssfdrbtem
3udsrsuB burd cine ftsifs 9ats ben
Ramsnssus Der @dte auf bic slatte
5Iads. Man IdBt ibn idnea trodnen
unb Iest bann ;uIest auf bic Witte ber
anbern auiammensefIappten Seite als
SieesI cine gut absetrcpfte unb auf
2bidpupier sstrodnete sinssma4ts
8uihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

@er nit Sefe badt, ioGte bor beren
@ebrau1 eine Brobe auf ibre Site mas
den, oamii tpirfunssIos seporbsne Sefe.
Die man pertrauenspoa braudt, ni4t bas
sanss Samitassbadmerf neroirbt. gu
oieiem 3pede lbf man 25 @ramm 9uder
in 2rter Iautparmem g8afer Coon 20
@rab Reaumur ettpa) auf, ibut 20 @ramm
6efe binein. permii9t iie ourd &Gbren
nit Der 3uderI6iune unb itelt iie iparm.
Sn IL bis Is Winuten muB leidter
S9aum auf Der Oberfiade bes 3uders
pa1srs bic @d,uns anseisen. Daueri
oies ldnser als 30 Minuten, 1T bic Sefe
sum 2edern beS BadperfeS untGuslih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

@sm paiiirts es nidt, ipenn er bic
erobe Mense ieinsr SreunbidaftSbrisfe
idreibt. baB er cine falf6e Darts aufs
flebt, bic er aIsbann eiIfertis ipieber bsrs
unter Ibfen tpig-unb fat INNER ssrs
reiBtl Sin @bIbfen nit idarfsm Ssbers
meiisr berIest bic Warfe itets, ebenip
trirb iie serreiBen, tpenn man bic Wlarfe
ieIbit bonn 8riefumfdlas ablbien ipia.
nnberiebrt befommt man iie nur beruns
ter. tpenn man ben 8riefumidIas innen
etipaS befeubtet unb bann bas gouuert,
iomis bic Seudtisfeit bur8brinst, abs
3iebt bon Der Warfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
Sans ,tmb $pf.
9aaebmttenntafr rpnen.

gu 125 @ramm ssfObsnen Manb elm
unb ebenio biel 3uder riibrt man ben
fteifen S&nee bon sipei gipsiBen unb
einsn gb!DffeI poa SaBetuttenmarmc!abe.
febt bic runoen ober ldneIiben Mafronsn
nit einem GBI6ffeI auf Sblatsn unb badt
iie in sinem Iautparmen Diem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

s6r 8ismard unS 2abrator Sdrinse,
Soadnbii6e Sdrinss bsim Dubenb ooer
5db6en BEL Biomaper, go. $40 2adas
mama Apenne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

gu ben g8iIbbratsn. bic Ssrbn unb
Winter unS in REDEEM Mabe bringen, iit
iuure Sabne aIs 3utbat su ben 8ratens
iaucen unerIdblid, fol- Der 8raten bon
trefflidfem WobIseidmud iein. I'm
bieie iaure Sabne gut su erbaIten, benn
man bat fie oft idon einise Sage bor
benz 8erbraud fteben. barf man nidt
untsrIaiien. iie ipie folet an::ubereiten. ba
iie ionit bitter tpirb unb unuerpenbbar
1T. Dan rlbrt 10 @ramm Wtebl nit
10 @ramm Butter unb elmer Mehsripibe
SaIs suiammen gar, tbut nun Sitter
iaure Gabne baran, ldBt Iie sttpas aufs
to6en unb fdat fs beIB in cine fIeine
5Iaide, bic man nit einem 9Sattefauih
peridlieBt, bleibt sebn Gage an fiiblem
Orte unperdnbert gut uno bietet beim
@ebraub an bic 8rateniaueen nod ben
8orteiI, baB iie baS nbtise Wlebl gum
8inbsn Der Souce sleid NIT sntbdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

8si Der MarsipanbereItuns i'm Sauis
Oarf bic Sausfruu nidt perssiisn. oab
bic ManoeIn oasu troden unb i4neepeib
isin mlfsn. IS 1T oaber ni&t unsura.
ten, bic Manbeln gum Shdlen Su bril-.
ben, neil man oaburd leiat 6arbtoff
bon Der S6ale lot, tpelde bic i6neei8e
Weibe Der Wanoeln triiben, ionoern man
ldbt bic DtanOeln einise Gage in taItem
BaEsr rubis itebsn. um 10 bic Sdalen
su loisn. Gum Grodnen sendst bel
Mar,ipanbsrsituns nit nidten elm sutes
abtropfen unb 4uStreiten auf reinem
Papier ndbrenb einissr Stunben, ionoein
man muB bic absetropften Wtanoeln nit
Ieinenem Tud abreiben, bann auf Elm
nit 2Bidpnpier beleetes erobss Brett in
iparmsm 8aum ausbreiten, iie bort ipies
perboIt tpsnnen unb 10 pdbrsnc etipa 36
Stunben trpdnen lafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
Grant Stetter,
SOtelnaO SGcferei,
@atuffraf3e, .s5rbe 1arf.

8arme unb falts Spsiien fnb su eoer sa.
9ss5eit tu baben. 6rifdss Eager tets an
8apf, ioipis @eine eiquors unb giaarren.
Die nit meiuem SoteI perbunoene Bdferei
ltsfert elm DorJisIides 8adpsrf, unb peroen
ale 8stsuuusen prompt uno bilia beiorat.
6ranf Stefter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

Die feinitsn Drudarbsitsn Der Stabt,
siefsrt bic Office bss ,,@o&snbIatt" +.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
9smofratii9e ytOminatiomen

Sar @aBor-Sames @. Sailsp.
Sir e6abmeiiier-G. @. 8olano.
Sir Gontrollenr-G -Goparo Robinion.
Sir aifs7oren-9aniel Battle.
Charles 9oos.
Sames &. aBbite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

In es, frant III iein, bod geiudbrt Cd BEN
Rramfen cine ar6bere 8ufrieoenbeit, bab
iuenn CT Wraneien Hebmen mnb, er tuerigs
lfens cine MebiSin uebmen fanii, tueIde fit
ieinen Sal ipe5iea bergeiiellt III. Die nx'
iahe Der aranfbeit mub 5uerif in Grtcsgs
ina aespgen iperben. Or. Shopp mar
ni6t banlit sufriebeit, NIT fpgendnnteH BInt-
reinigungss sNiitteln nodj altbergebra@fem
@ebrau6 5u bebanoeln, ipelde MIR ppr'
iiberseben6e 2inoeruHg geDdbren, ba fplGe
bie nriahen bes 2eibens niht entfernsn.
Or. Sdopps eingebenbe tlnterInG.
nngen seiaten, baB Nfa9en, 2eber unb
glierer nH6 ale iHneren Oraane bur@ ge.
ipiiie Rerpen fpntrolirt tperoen. Menn bieie
Rerpen aeibipidbt iinb, perridten BITE Ser
bauunass0 0raane lire 5iinftionen uidt unb
Wagens un6 2ebers2eioen merbsn babur4
periirfa6t.
Die Rabrung, bic tuir 30 uns neSmen,
bient sur Seritellnng bes Blntes nnb fpeHn
bieielbentht geb6ri9 ueroaut uub niht tn rei-
mes Blut, @nohen unb WeuSfeln uertuans
belt tutro, 10 i6nuen mir nHm6sli4 geiuuD
idn.
Or SCOOPS 8ieoerberHelter
IN ein Ragens, 9ebers ino Wierers9 9etImtts
tel, inbem berielbe auf Die Rerpen bieier Dr.
aa1e etntpirff, mo allein bic tlria1e Der 2ets
ben bu {u6en lit. Sieie Nr5net Ut fetn Mer.
bine pber iosenannteS eiftises 0erpen'&eiS-
Hittsl, foubern bient 5ur grHdbrtiHs oer
eeidmddteH glerpen.
SH apotbefsn obsr franco per srstss far si.oo.
A Der benti4e ,@eo.
peiier Snr @eiun6heits,
- Af pslHer bic 8eban6Iuno
STS N nit oieier ar5net eenan
~ = beidreibt, nebft Proben,
al kA iperben OF irgenb cine
9T5 stbreFe fret berianbt.
Gzzs ssasszs1 Nau idreibe on
Sr. Sbopp. gor 9. Harine. ISIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

VIifHiuaafff, liII oIe Baitb jI pIeten.
Dielss msint sins pcllfGnbiss einif bon Gilen-
naareu uub has III serabs, mas mir battn.
Gbsnic mfint ss cine erofartise einis BON Gifen-
paareu bic MIR aud baben. MSsIiGtrpftis
meint es aud cine einis BON bilieen Giitnwaa-
rem unb mir tenfen, baB mir aud ba ,,ri6tis"
iint. Dies iolltf allts umfafen, pas pifsns-
wsrtb In 8etreff BON Giienwaarsn it bod babt
ibr pisllsitt ettpas pesiets ju srfunbissn; ipsnn
70, fpmmt nur su unisrem eabsn unp labt uns
su9 antpprtsn unb lsbst susIsi6 psribisesns
Bfisrtaeswaarsu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-13
CITY RRENITlES.

<. 80 ~,
lhs Itoou Honer iU1 ..easus nciI i.s =
WhrV mt'lins Oh " WIN sNt'p io-'
biE"t-
Number of voters registered yesterday
400. total registered to date S'o2. average
per uay fio'
was burglarized night before last ana n
lot of cigars stolen.
1.her. r.os, ,loas,p+ r,us,c,, ortor,ain.
menl last night ut the Armory under the
auspices OF the Light Guard club.
The manager of tha Houston clearing
bo,,sn r"-,or}, no bn,ls ,,ovr,nt,t M
Ifoitsto. To-. N,ar,b 10 ne s5s7 sot
,r,'o -. ~. ,-.,,t.,'.a,., ri,n.
Nm '.,vn iS noy,-i fntpriainme,t iasi
49, 49,, ~ ,o, - 49,, .,st,',.' -,
60 '''' '''''
-,
ne Ioush "oclety WIN me- AZ w
! TaYhhD Avenue AT ". ShoIupinsrls nan
nc IL n noiiticoi ono u ''''
r., -. rta.,.,-i r,,.t, 1T,
n,-,, i.el iiSlitu r,SIili'g Slnp Is Pr
H iH 20 stlsur l't WIN iolse Oh JnS
~. III " ~ ~. > VI VIZ p'h'h''i1"'
Wv" w., no nov '"N',' ~ "",'l,
,,,f H., ms NJ iIIviua.loh rom
10 a. it,Ss ~ -, w ~ ,, .O,'
re ~ ~, M ~ ~, % on W. nv,
"9l''9 AT ~ o''S"'o"H %" tne -o'h hs'ah"
REPRESENTATIVES from each republican
club of the city met at Van II. Mckin-
hey place last night ana eIectea me
cohiiNttee'
There will BE- mass meeting of demo
Gratis at the city nam tomorrow night
to indorse the action of the city demo
cr2t!o cSecutlvs committee in adherlng
10 us oribihai resolution as TO primaries
Tire Pos, acknowledges an invitation to
attend a hop TO he given by the C. L. NJ
G.. at Urtcn Han NO 2l2ia Main street
arl, NJ. g. Lea ch Roland Ciunter, +. j.
Marctt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-13
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, March l.. Four-year-olds
and up, selling, one mile and seventy
y7rds--jin Hcge, 106 UHarU. to /, won;
King elm, l05 (NutU to /, second;
lxion, lo9 Qryins), to /, third. Time.
lA79,.
Six furlongs selling-Tramp. los, Cor
der) to >, won Helen Wren, 1903, T
Burns> to 2. second; freedman, i05, (Sher-
reLl to /, third. Time III
Thleo-year-cldA seven furongs--Tha
Banker ~, %. IinD 10 to L. won; SIX
Bluc lUo, tShcrrei) even, second, Haeckel
100. CLAY Y to /. third. Time. 1890.
Purse $1,000. Crescent city handicap. for
three-year-olds and up. one mile and
ighth- Emin Bey. il9. CA. Clayton
10 to !, won. Maurice. 1913 trhorpe) even,
second; Ntcolini, 49, DAVIS IL to /, third
Time l:55ig.
Three eas-olls and up, selling, one
mile and seventy yards-Alto June, lOi,
Crhorpe, even. won. Waterman. 50, (Clayi
10 >, second; Jim Henry, 1885, (Maberryl
Is 70 L. third, Time. li9
Foui-yeaI1olds and up. selling, six
furlongs-Rart, 1922 (T. Burns 90 to
won; Minnie W, 100 tsherrer) 3 to l.
second; Lady McCnnn, 1903, Crhorpe) TO
- third. Time 1916
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-13
4 RARE TREAT
In Prospect for the Music Loving Citizens
OF Houston

In Prospect for the Music-Loving Citizens
OF Houston.
The beautiful First Presbyterian church.
tho finest religious structure in Houston,
u not In the State, will he opened TO the
public for the first time on the evening
Of Thursday. tho Goth inst. on which oc-
casi9n the music-loving people of Hous-
ton Will he afforded a treat which is rarely
offered more than once in a life time.
on that evening Dr. Minor c. Baldwin OF
New York who has achieved National
reputation as an organist will give an
organ recital. under the auspices OF the
ladies association Of the church.
pr. Baldwin has just returned from Il
lighting the people of that State most
successfully. The ladies' association are
fortunate in their selection OF an organ
list TO introduce their splendid instrument
to the PEOPLE OF Houston.
comparatively few in this city have
ever heard a grand organ, such as that
which the ladies have succeeded In put
ting IN the church, manipulated 10y a
master such as DR. Baldwin is acknOwl-
edged TO he, and therefore can form but
faint idea OF the grand and solemn
effects produced. The listening TO such q
recital affords an experience which VIII
long be remembered and viii be constant
~ enjoyed In tho recollection II viii be
uinc. grand, soul-clcvating music should
avail themselves Of. and those who fail
10 dD Sd may resign themselves to "a keen
regret
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-13
MOST OF THE MEN HERE.
At Once Went to Work Preparing for
Chicago Game.
DID WELL FOR FIRST PRACTICE.
Others OF tho Team VIII Arrive Today
boxing Tourney ArranSed-Ncw
Orleans Races,

Yesterday morning Catcher Henry j.
Cote, Pitcher Jack Lesson. Third Base
man Elmo Jacobs. Short stop Chas. Short
and Outilelder Chas c. Becker, members
OF the Houston baseball team arrived
here.
Cote, It will be remembered was with
Louisville during their stay in Houston
last summer. and the fans do not for
set his pluckIness in staying in game
after he had received a terrible blow
IN the eye. When he left home snow was
Oh the ground and the weather was other
wise disagreeable. lie is In the pink of
-onqition and the coming season he VIII
again play that hrliliant, though steady
came for which he is noted
Lesson one o. the men farned by
Louisville, has very good curve bail
with plenty of speed ana good control.
Elmo jacobs another Of McCloskey's
men. IS about five feet eight inches in
height, very heavily built He Is well
able to look after third base, and as
way he grabs them all up, gronnders
liners and all, and 1t Is a caution the way
he throws to first base.
Short the short stop is a short man.
but there ia nothing snort about the way
h handles himself at that difficult posi-
ton.
Becker is n small man in size though
heaNiV hult, Weighing 100 pounds He Is
certainly a wonder in left field and be.
for" the season Is over some National
league club may have hold of him. He
IS fit companion for that greatest OF
helders James Slagle
Ia the afternoon the men went out to
the park and began the work of practic-
ing ana getting in shape for the game
with ChCpgC ueXt ST uddy. under an
tain Shaner and although as vet no
opinion can be formed of the capabilities
of the men. any ono could SEQ that they
viii be able to do great things this sea
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SPECIES or ANARCHIsM.


renee cutters at Work in East Texa,
Threats Openly Made.
cold Springs. Texas, March 10.-The Pos,
reporter paid visit to the western nor,Ion
OF the county last Sunday ana while thore
learned that the pasture fence of Mr. I
- ill and others had been cut. For tho
last SIX or eight months this fence cu,,in,,
ana other acts of lawlessness havo hno,'
ooni'n'tteu, and as Yet the guilty havn
liver oeen detected. The govrrnor has
, nVVn dppealed TO. but seems to nav no ,t.
, 1911 NhhleNer to the petitions Of Tho
n Io,a!,' Jaw abiding citizens of that com
,huVtlss. NO reason can be ASSIGNED 10
LIS nI,,' etse or wire cutting. as ii was sim.
pt,ii,o s.uSh pasture, surrounded nv four
~, 20, unless II Is that cowardIy. sneoit
s snS sHlill OF anarchism that is dornint i,
SH,,p os tous or this county and othcrs
viii vi the people are in svmnathv
80 az" N, hn. ones who cut the wire oneniy
cuio1 *. n they are caught and nrosc.
euted ny law that the torch viii ha P, rs,
So,,a LAY means that If these peonle VII
mai, Nptlsnt stand for right and 3ustice
max, sno any effort whatever "a ha,, "s', ~
,hairS paIueS prosecuted, they will b,r1
entlr houses. barns, etc. SOM s, S.ln
s,uhs VIII probably DO taken bv ns 81, ou i
archists way country or these an
l., MtsSrs. Hill Hoot and others co,oor.o,
~ ne pasture deeply regret his ne ,i heu
M,2h 10 DO their fellow man no Ia ~, tLyy
~ NJ 'hey VIII not be bull.ed and b,,Iido ont
INTO submission al" putiuozed
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

ono mile. sollng-Ed. cambridge. Pert
%; Fondest -, Princess Rose lOl, Sir
John, Buckmore, l06; Gleesome lOS Van
Brunt lOS. Hubert i1c. Little Mott liS.
Three-fourths OF mile, seling-Queen
Of Darkness, alley West, Lottie, Mary
Nance, Summer Kahn, Mamie G., liza Ha
Cake Bread Society, i05; Rebela H.
Georgia Smith, loi; Lorrania 100
Seven and ono-hait turlongs--Little
Bramble John Stewart. 81. Judith G..
Lottic Mills, Jack OF Spades, los; La
Verne, DIR. Parkc, no. Jake Zimmerman
one and oue-eighth miles, handicap
"' FanWay SaTasi iS Eober ar9ld4o
~ Dockstader. a. Bnly MceKnale a.
Lightfoot l0i, Tancred o. ~
1'hrce-tourthss OF mile. sellng-Anra
McNany, riso, Lucy ncllc. Campania.
Juanita, Mardcn Pet. los: Old Pugh i07
CARA, San Bias. Valet. Play or Pay
Atelier. 10.
Three-fourths of "a mile. selling-Lena
90, Lushy lm Festival. frankie u, Fic
ton. ioS' Nevada Boy, John p. Alamo
Bust Up, Fair Knight, 10i; Borderer, Ar.
kansaw Traveller, li0.
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FOR Assessor AND CoT.LEcToR.

Mr., T.. i. McGowcn today announces
himself ms "A candidate for tho offlca of
city assessor and collector, subject TO
tho action OF the all day primaries. Mr..
McGowen Is OF tho manner born having
been born and reared in this city. lie Is
the son OF tho late Alex. McGowen. who
filled many positions of honor and trust
In Houston and Harris county MIR Nc
Gowcu has never been an office seeker
and is not a politician. He asks all his
friends TO give him their support In this
race and promises, II nominated and
elected. To perform tho duties Of the Of
hco with fairness and mpartiality.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A. NJ. Carson Of Willis is In the city
John $. Lawson of Chicago is n guest
a. the CAPITOL hotel.
Ch.ef of Police j. c. Arnold OF Dallas
returned home last night.
Hon. French Simpson of Hallettsville
arrived in the city last night
y. NJ No Faddcn we'll known stock
man of Victoria. f. in tho city.
Sheriff NJ. A. Dei}lanc and bride, nee
Mrs. j. h. Morgan Of Liberty. are in the
city spending their honeymoon.
Miss Pearl Lide. who has been teaching
at Beaumont. IL visiting In the city and
IL at Mrs. Adams, 40 Louisiana street
Miss Leila Dixon OF Nolasco Ia in the
city visiting Miss Vaughan and Mrs JEFF
Gibbs at the latters home. LOIS Hamilton
street.
Mrs. T. A. Keller of Bay Saint Louis
Miss mother OF Herman 7. Keller. Is
visiting relatives and friends in Houston
for "a few weeks