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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

u.i,t,,or. June IN. Balilmof,- Louisville gam"
~ ,,ns postponed on account of rain
Uos,on June the Boston-St Louis game to-day
,yas FASHIONED on account ~ faln
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Numerous entries have already been received TOT
the thrty-frst annual regatta OF the Atlantic facht
Club. which will be sailed over the club course on
Tuesday June l6. The regatta is open to all inc
prominent yacht clubs between Sandy HOOK ana
Mlrblchcad and close finishes may be expected
The steamer General Slocum will accompany the
yachts over the COURSE The guests on the steamer
n.
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Mr. Fletcher's paatal yacht ''"',a - =" '.D'
,,.k she will be thoroughly overhau'"d
nnp ,ointed. 4 great many improvements have
been made in the interior Of the vessel In the last
,.o ueeks and sho vii so into fu.l commission De-
,nre Tho end Of the week
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Earned cn TiTa' D"' !. YORK
cnna'i, IN halls on Fhrei. 3; N w. II rtse G,-.
Struck out-Iy Ehrct by WI H. stSen Eases Hoy. .
him. "T Eving q Davis pays sacrinde Wing c'n
Milo, f-uin prIhe plays McPhes ana I'm I'm
Mcfhee. H~ IVA " clark Passed ball--farre'' / YIN
,,ira Henderson. Ttme-l:o"
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Commodore Gouds yacht ATLANTA. A. j. Cas-
salts crprise formerly the Star OF the Sea- and
r Pierpont Morgan's Corrair left Robins Basin
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

4, Wilk.sharre- V illlcsbarre. 10. Bunalo' l.
=, S'rsrfnu scranton : Toronto. ~.
=, Wilmington Wilmington. =, Newark. O'r-
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BROOKLYN .''''''''''-' . I o o

r,o nm stencil Three base hits Andrrri- l'''H
49, IT,, "a. hit Stenz. stolen base Sn'l'h S"l'
,oe b,,'Kiien struck out-iy kenncdy. 49, ~,
nee M -, Firsf base or hnlls on kll'n - Fl..'
49,. az On errors Ptt-burg I~'t ~ hasrs i''
- II.f Bib pifrner" Eeck.ri fih@'' .t.l
~ mt fmso Time 80. Attendance. 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

Entries for the Brooklyn Yacht Club regatta
which will be sailed on Monday. June 10. VIII close
on Friday. More than fifty entries have been re-
ceivcd in the various classes. and many more are
expected.
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MIDDLE STATES TENNIS.
OPENING or THE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT AT
MOUNTAIN STATION.

OPENING or THE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT AT
MOUNTAIN STATION.
The first days play in the Middle States cham
rIonsh.p lawn tennis tournament on the Orange
Tennis Clubs courts. at Mountain Station. y. j.,
brought out some exciting play. The players had
iust finished the last match OF the day when the
rain began to fall. The tournament is the first
large event OF the in tho locality. and among
the entries such experts as Clarence Hobart.
RECLAMATION Bob" Wrenn, Richard Stevens J..
Parmly Paret W. NJ Cranson, J. +. Talmsge. jr.,
and Stephen G. Millett. Miss Juliette Atkinson,
champion woman player OF the country, is also en-
tered In the woman's events. as we'll Miss Bessie
Moore the New-Jersey champion. The womens
matches will begin Wednesday Thursday. Ho-
bart and Paret met In the first round yesterday.
The Southern champion assumed the aggressive at
Ts took id the rst se BY clever net play and fasi
service, but Hobart improved rapidly II the second
the veteran New-York players fast ground drives
noon. Yesterdays scores follow:
Championship singles preliminary round,-w. n.
rsssc Xins; County T. Clarence s Ses' Hos,1, Niles
Prret. Orange r e beat A. P simm9nds: falnnsd 7.
cranston, queens Club, London. O., "a %; j. F.
%s see ss. S Ssten nfssTS s.
S saan baS S0eSss Point Gr@@s st's Lieu
warn ad. orange c. Dr. Frazer sst siRsn nss
County f. c. beat ". Kyle Orange T. C., CO %
G. Hobart beat J. +. Parei, 3-d CO Go: r. D.
Wrsnn West Side T. c. beat J. W. Fuller tr ID 90
TRAP SHOOTERS GATHERING IN BUFFALO
Buffalo. n. Y, June S.-A large rumber OF ira
shooters arrived In this city to-day attend the
annual shoot Of the New-York State Association 70,
! the Protection OF Fish and Game. A business meet
| ing held at the Genesee House tonight and
the shooting will begin tomorrow at Audubon Park
| The value OF the prizes to be distributed amount:
to nearly 1920 IN cash and 1900 in merchandise
| There number OF prominent marksmen from
all over the United States In the city. and more
expected to arrive Tomorrow. Among those already
here is J. A. r. Elliott, OF Kansas City. the cham
Zion wing shot Of tho world -
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YACHTING NOTES.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE GLIB REGATTAS MANY
boats oN THE DRYpocKs
,,o.,os u N.rrilrs steam Yacht inlora arrived
-, raho,s Kasiu Yesterday afternoon from Boston.
Tho Yacht was formerly the Norma. ana Is COM
mand.d by captain Moulion.
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MoRD PRACTICE AT cREEpMooR

The first detachment OF the I'D Regiment COM
posed OF Companies A. b. ID and G. under command
OF Major Franklin Bartlett. with tho field stan and
non commissioned staff. and numbering 55 officers
and men, practised at Creedmoor yesterday. The
voney firing at the man targets resulted follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

The local teams kept up their reputation" o'
r,t,c and unsatisfactory work Yesterday, ' -.
repeated Saturdays record ana me- - tbs
~ VI, and cincinnati mines, and the Western
,oau won as they pleased. The hits OF the nome
n,avers were neither numerous nor pfouuHethse had
many runs Ehret pitched in me toTm a and Burke
10 home players at his mercy EWING I'M "a n nd
III NevrYork PLAYERS. were loudly apr IL re
IT. ,y"rl was deserving Of recognition. nv ''
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into ten classes and valuable prizes will De given
by the club FOR each class.
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WINNERS AT OAKLEY.

Oakley, Ohio. June 8.-Only one favorite won at
oakley to-day Track heavy: weather threaten
ng; attendance light. Summaries:
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Tme-253.
Won easily by eight lengths: three lengths between
second and third
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Won handiy by a length, neck between second ana
third
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: for four-year-ods and up
ward special weights selling. One and nan n''''
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.Keefs) o 81 6-5
.(Sims) 0 ID So

Copyright, 9. los. .theeIe) ~
Captain T. O. 100 Gear. i00 ..:. (sims) 10 %
Time-l4Sl1.
Won IN a by length: three lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-THE MAY STAKES. for three-year-ods;
purse S2O 600 selling allowances. Six furlonss
Bemtom Stables b. &. Refugee. by Exile
Bracken, 40 10. ............... .tGriffn) our
w &. DAYS ch +. Emotional, 05. .(Keefe) 6-l -
Anderson's blk. C. Forum, los 'sheedy) = %
Right Royal 97................ d.ambev 2-l %
Tfme-l16.
Won under pull by length. six lengths between SEQ
ond and third
FOURTH RACE-THE AMAZON STAKES; for two-year-
old FLIES purse $1,000: penalties. One-half mile
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ROTH HOME TEAMS LOSE.
BROOKLYN AND NETWORK REPEAT sAl-
URDAY'S RECORD.
rr1pEr PITCHES IN GOOD FORM AND HAS THE
HOME MEN AT HIS MERCf-ArfLN0SN
FOR TWO OLD NEWCOMERS:
GAMES YESTERDAY.

rrc,nnati 6; York, WASH, s,iu, and Boston
pttsbirg. o: BROOKLYN. " q, ra, n
Philadelphia, Z: Cleveland '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500 for two year dds selling.
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

The steam yacht Hun,ress. owned by NJ fowl''
o,d hunt by the Seabury Company az NyacH ar
eI,as =, rebo's Basin yesterday afternoon from
xeyI ondon Mr. Fowler and Few irieh'S were
" ,.1 prominent New-York yachtsman was
On p,,r.ors guest during short cruise yesterday
afternoon
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,ro-, ., John jacob Astor's pala;ial yacht Nour-
..ohai u,as begun on June !. Her machinery mas
w.. ,horouahlv overhauled Tho new bridge has
,.on en,shod and new plumbing has boon pu, IN ,no
vocht captain Curtis Is Sun IN conlhh"u' anu S"'
y;rin 90 into commission about July J.
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Una finishing touches are being put on DAVE
na,,,. new Yacht. Thcspa. she Will 80 on Iebo'
,o Arvdock to-day. and will go in commission withii
a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

Won handly by a length and a half four lengths be-
tween second and third.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 500; for three-year up
ward; selling allowances One and onesixteenth miles
r. Brsdey's b. g. chugnut. by Miracle
Annie l.. years, 81 10. .U,owers) III 81
c. Fleischmann 4 scns ch. n. Lehman
%. iio afaU OUT
~. ?. Burchs b. (. Sue Kittls. 4 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

The big auxiliary yacht Eleanor iet' leoo - al.u
4. ancboTed OF Bay Ridge. She took on board S3'
80. -, coal and at an early date Will start on a
long cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

The eighth annual regatta OF the Yonkers Cor
inthian Yacht Club will be sailed next Saturday
under the hull measurement rules OF the New-York
Yacht Racing Association. The races, which are
open to all club members OF the association and
tho NSw.York Yacht Racing Union, Will be divided
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First District,

Galveston, Texas. November i9--The
court Of dvii appeals today
Affirmed Texas and Pacific Railway
company VS.. McLiyely. from Cass, Mamie
H. Blimm ct al VS., W. j. Mcdonald from
Marion; Cult, Beaumont and Kansas CITY
Railway company vs.. +. Il. Jones, from
Jasper
Reversed anA rcmandcd Ella willard ct
al Va, u. \. Cleveland from Cs.s. Paul Ne.
Combs Us city Of Rockport. from Aran-
sas,
Motion Tor rchpariRg refused Texas aud
New Orleans Halfway COMPANY vs. j. N.
Brown, from iiarrir
Set for submission neccmhef J--I.ouis
Cowcn vs. Blumhvrg Raphael from
Cameron, st Louis southwestern Railway
company VS.. G.W Gales. from smith. Thos
Filicr vs., Meyer a Schroeder. from Calves.
ton Pullman Palace car company ct al w.
Thomas W, Cain. irHm Galveston; narris
county VS.. John S. Stewart. from Harris
Hugh Hamilton vs.. Jane. a. Cushman
Manufacturing company from Harris.
Tyler Southeastern Railway company VS..
s y, Reeves, from Smith. Jacob Endei VS.
Charles Norris. from Rusk; Galveston.
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longvicw, Texas November iy.--The
newly elected county and precinct officers
nave qualified and are nov duly Installed
%. II. pegdcs. the county treasurer, has
qualified ucyen TIMES Gic was beaten
once about ton years ago. after holding the
Iilce almost from the organization of the
county. and aside from this break hi hn,
ieil the office continuously for twenty-five
Years His recent minority was 9gS. ex-
acllg he same as tt was twelve Years ago.
Ihis IN county thnt gave Mckinley a
5000 majority speaks we'll for the treasu
iPr's popularity
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orange Texas November i9--Thc mills
at Orange an report a material Increase in
the number OF orders received from the Ia
terror yards and indications are that thore
VIII be q brisk femand for lumber the bal
amen OF this year All the mills have a
FoSd supply ~ timber in their hoolns nov
and it Is probable that they viii run stead
Ivy Tor some time Shipments OF lumber hy
ran 'hF 'nunih have almost doubled those
OF last month and would have Increased
10 siiil greater proportion hut for The
scarcity of cars on whloh 20 transport Lam
N,r $500
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. yF-nf l'st~uel VIC ar ,onas ior-
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N'Stl wen thF 49, nsH'e wa e.l1el
ali 10 ~ aunsr gra+ 70 tae!f .esl aad
sAop' &c ir:g ala .oI5
Toi.9ara'. chalrusa Evans a.Ade a ahort
S14Yess ID wish he coneratu!a,ed the
psr1, upaA tae sb0~ lug made by enc : o.
> ~ 7eSar
Fermaasat organization Vas effctn l.
wiz p d10rml X a Dallas cnalr,aan.
ara 4. 81 L-ltnriitr u Mo1'aeur Acerr.
tary
"A GiiKht trcc4e was stirred by motion
u = ID James of iii. .{.t al present nor
fI4cncs OF 1f John tifalt D.. invited ts re
tive 1lif brogRbt s. e ltms g., ball,r.
chasrmat q one ~ t-r fs.llas county COM.
rnittoer 20 his feet d. sald p, il Grap d
l~afa1nti fr.efli uu pslllc1l KING is n
c0ulesuIr chairman fr ftis rnurfy and has
been trA3uing NTH the 9rt-.n crowd
1lt following committees were an
bounced
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rrsr faairnarr rirrh

I-uil.in. 7exKs ,sover3es, iS-w =
Townsend. H.. q, :ais pisrt, sou q F9a.
v ) 7'ownseud, --oprsssstesive froa.
.his district; aavi1s received laTns~a'is
strunF Solicitations nEs zLnoourts him
ssh as candidate fsr c4le.5sr r3srs q.
ths agaxe ~sse --.flh lezls3Asars
NJ IUwrssfnf ls T1Lns usE a. TrNss
exerayiA-T hAhits ard hlEs rsHa-si ou17.-
.raita-ts--s dsElacf41 var 4rsl wort de-
sesrtdt Tsoru54r arc krcw1 70 =. cRnsNsf
Hts irtsr1s scis, fm hlu 3he fsp~ifsa ssr
prr1 be tess~oe ard as~ssy tss s,ser' he-s
o. tAf reuss teaf j a3e~t-1 he vii Eivs
yzff-f ga+ s.s tst-i~
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THE HIGHER COURTS


Austin, Texas, November ia Following
are the proceedings of the supreme court
today
Wits OF error rofusod-lones ct NJ VS.
Handy, from Baylor. johnson VS.. Westcra
Union Telegraph company. from Dallas .
clifford Of al VS.. LerouS from Bcxar. Allen
Va Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway eomrany, from Btxar; ouintara
vs. Consolidated Kansas City Smelling AMI
Refining company, from III Paso.
Cause Observation-Disclosures VS.. Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway company.
tiCm Harris,
Motion oVcrruled Daniels VS. Mason.
from Tarrant. to rescind order rec,irlnr
cost bond.
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NORTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE.
iIst ~ the Standing Committees
lnrrCnsc In Attendance.

Increase III nttehuuucc.
wANahacho Texas, November lathe
second days session OF the Northwest
Texas conference was called at oclocl,
lAis morning. with Bishop j. c. Kcener in
thc chair. Prayer was offered by Rev. j.
Nara.son.
The secretary called the roll and many
Who were absent at yesterdays roll call
answered to their names.
The minutes OF yesterdays session were
read, corrected and approved by the CON
ference.
On d motion by James Campbell the
further calling OF the roll was dispensed
with After this the regular routine Of
work was attended to. There are about
100 more present today than yesterday
The standing committees are:
Public worshipB. X. Bolton, j. w. At
klsson, &. j. Penn. a. NJ. Dechman, II. d.
Tmmons, WaXahaohe
state OF the church-S. j. Vaughan, j.
HARRISON, Abe Long, 4. s. Dearmon, G.. ".
White W. ". Dormin, John II. Steele, J.
D. Hendrickson. T b. Hlburn, j. c. Car
ter, William Crutchfiold, j. c. Pipskin-
Conference relations-W. V. Jones. w. T.
MeluRin, j. a. Walcup, George S. Clark, Il.
A. Snoddy. G. l.. Browning, c. W. Gavin.
W. d. Robinson, Il. j. Tooiey, X. Y. Gal
loway, y. b. Bennett. c. 5. Cameron.
Bible course Charles Davis, W. l..
Davidson, u. C. Ellis, II. w Linnville, j.
NJ. Edmondson. l. l.. Mills. w X. Simp-
son, c, A. Evans, NJ. S. stanford, Il. 4
Bates NJ w Rogers Il. II. Wallace
Epworth lcague-W. u. Bradfeld. J. w.
Story, II. A. Boaz. John A. Wallace. J. j.
Cannafax, r. $. Armstrong. j. s. White
hurst, c. Il. Llnscy, w. c. streety. A. T..
Smith, s. e. Burkhead, ]. w. Robbins. +.
S. Harrison,
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

Observation-Disclosures Texas. Noverber
Died. Miss Daisy Eastman. niece OF
Mr. Thomas Paul
EASTMAN Temple. Texas Novo,,hor
D. Miss Dasie Eastman died at the home
/ Oh her father l. G. Eastman. in This aitv
~st night and will be buried today a, ths
city cemetery. 81 VAC
JANE Tomplc. Texas. November n
MIS- Il. NJ. James of Bruceville who VA,
nefe undor treatment OF physicians dle1
Yesterday and the remains were shlpnod IN
her home tor burial. ~
btSSONErTE-T Temple. Texas Novon,-
! ne' l''--Mrs' &. l.. Bcssonette. mother ~
/ W. /. and e. l.. Bessonet,c died In ,hi
city last Night at an advanced are and VIII
ms '''S eNo"'
Observation-Disclosures. Texas. Novom-
/ Der l9-Joseph Robertson, infant son NJ
MT. ), b. Holloway, cashier of the First
National bank died last nigh. after soy
eral days OF sickness, caused by a brain
alfcc'icn.
BUTLER-Troupe Texas, November IL
Sandy Butler died 1day after short i'll
ness With typhoid fe1er He was a young
man man Of sterling worf and leaves a host OF
of pr, 5, l.. ButlH
49, iMNN- brennan, Texas, Mo-
rember 10. Mrs, William schIottman dioa
al o'clock Thursday morning at her homo
ABOUT four and half miles south of Bren-
nam Deceased had been a resident of
washington county for many yeart she
ana her husband being among the first
herman families to settle here. For the
psi rev years she has been suffering from
lsfaiysis and her death was not unexpect-
ca IN addition to the grief stricken hrs
bend. three children survive 10 mo,r, har
Gea'h, They are MIR, William srhlottman
~, Mfs' BEETLE Qnebe, wife OF Mr.. Henry
ureor ana Mrs Malinda Kolwes, wife OF
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To Make iiroomS.

nockdalc Tesas November ~ Mcssr,
Londrum 4 Co, have bought gasoline IN o.
s're and other costly and valuable ma
ehinery ana have lust got I'm Operation here
one OF the most extensive broom factories
IN the state. 1t Is located In the Mays &
Hihck large rock building. ON the north
s'de OF the creek, \ fine we'll Of water Is
IA ihe building, and which is used to run
ne engine and for bleaching and dyoing
the broom corn.
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Victoria. Texas November 1o.-Dr G. r.
Townsend. colored. is circulating petit
ton for appointment as postmaster under
the incoming administration. The petition
is headed by u NJ O'Connor There are
other asprants. but they have not as yet
become active
one hundred and thirty five bales Of cot
ton We're shipped from Victoria today and
100 yesterday from luez to Liver
pool by G 4 Murdoch This makes nearly
1000 bales shipped from this county by tie
firm he represents to Liverpool.
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L.. Rnhhing Ma''S !.

Waco. Texas, November ~ y. n,,ssp'
hart. a negro, was arrest ,h.tr
shall "Ha l. Burke yesterday on . , S.liI,a !,
ing from the postoilice, s ~ rs i:'', 80.
before the same he'd rcac ,ro,, ,li 3 x,
letter and taking ,l ,,i.ifS % 50 Il
The letter was au.thsrt vert W
Rockdalc. Texas Lo'A"
default of bail.
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ssle.>n OF w. ], Halder last night by Dor
.ne several holes through the window
shutters, hut were either frightened away
or gave 1t up as a bad job before they got
hole lArge enough to remove the brace rod
fvN,u the window. The tools used We're a
three quarter auger and crowbar. OIL
sers made an investigation. but found no
.s.4Nt
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Wprl, Mt Corpus.

Corpus Christi, Texas, November Ia
News was received here last night that
Goodycar's fleet of barges and tugs were On
the way to Arkansas Pass. and that great
zeal of dynamite had already arrived Thu
caused quite a stir here ana raised the
hopes Of the people that deep water would
Yet be obtained
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Negro stnbbing Array.

Groesheeck Texas, Novcmber l9.--Last
night while returning from negro
church, Jake Wiley and Gene Fisher, Two
negroes, becamo involved In a difficulty.
Fisher cut Whey about the head win a
knife Wiley is badly cut, brt win not
die
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Mckinney, Texas. November ls.-,J. w.
waddeil of this city has resigned his i,oei-
tion as revenue clerk at Fort Worth, =.
o. Russell has been appointed 10 the W.
cancy b. Collector Dogyett.
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" yonr Food DIsfresses You
Take uorsford's Acid phnsu!,atc.

~ aids the stomach 90 d'gest the food.
an ,,, does away with that fuia feeling sls.ir
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ISLAND en-. NEWS ITEMS
Agitation 1T Fort ard Terminal
Facilities Continues
al NltRE>T> AsF 70 aANf
shipment ot LARA 10 Bremen Sue
scssrnl--AE 70 Sofn she Cuhans,
4'e~ct hS1I ana society.

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ss'a-s s..tN % ne shoulders q some otter
Big Sci r. s.A.! says ZEE old union depot
s.-@e.,-c tlo>K ia iae Way o, the
y, la-: company proposed plan of I'M
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>n Obscene Letter.

Dallas, Texas November l9.-J A. Walk
er. charged with sending an obscene letter
through the mails was placed under bond
by Commissioner Lednum this forenoon
TO await the action OF the grand jury,
Waco. Texas, November IN r. At
knson was arrested at Ileidenheimer aud
brought to Waco to answer charge in the
Federal court OF sending an obscene letter
through the mail. Defendant save sopd
in 5000
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Gcncrni Observation.

Observations taken by the uhl.si :;
weather bureau al y. III. !es'''-"'
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burglars un~uceessfu

hnnaio. Texas. November ,a.-Burslar,
Attempted to gain an entrance into tn,
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