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Mems Bicycle HOSE, ?Sc and 1910. ..... SOC
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Ladies' aud Misses Sailor Hats. 80. 900
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lioNS' Sofi trim straw Hats. .,...... 5nc
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noLMEs lIANGs ToDAy.
rho murderer Made liis withdrawing
Ready.

Tho murderer Made Iiis Will-ENeryth'nR
Ready.
philadelphia. Pa. May Oh ~. Holmes
yvho Will tomorrow morning pay the pom
any for his many crimes. passed his last
day on earth uneventfuly. Whatever
nav have teen his moditations, they were
aocompanied hy The ciamor of the ham
,n.,s on The scaffo!d which was being
nrartcd a few yards from his cell Aiter
th. murderer had finished lsht break
,ast this morning. Father l)ally, MS SPIT.
i,nal adviser visited him ana remained
NOR. than an hour preparing MN ior inc
Ia In the afternoon the condemned man
,.c,iy.d "A visit from his attorney, ana IL
u.as said "A will was drawn mp, me bal
ss,. of the day Holmes spent reading de-
rotioral books and taking short maps
Acrording TO Father Daily, Holmes Is iul-
il, prepared for his fate and + sincere In
1e reienfance His Etolid demeanor re-
,nains unchanged. and unless he should
'oiisnse at the .asi moment there viii be
,o birch In tomorsow's arrangements. i;
~ s',id Holmes will make n final state
,nent from tho gallows IN the form of a
"onfession and an expression OF his peni-
tence. II is hardly possible mat Sherif
element viii permit any long val.d'ct"ry,
hnt that Holmes might talk until ne col
lapsed. ..,.,,,,,,,, ,yas In road
,,,.s for the execution. There VIII he hui
~, rersons present. including twelve
,mrnrs twenty-five deputies ana twenty
two newspaper men.
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KIAM's.
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RACING AT TAYLOR.

'ayl'r, Texas. May s.-racing. milo
fona IN n b Royaliic won, Schoolgirl
d,,, i,me. 80 Only ono heat Schoo :
sty rcval ,rot; milo heats, 2 in 3.
ne, ,:,1. ' A''hohu w. seeo''N'
ms MS Is The tirst 2-ycar-ola which has
,,ss the list during iSa6. 49,
IL assa 'ps,m,nnte class, In 3. First
b.olr a neat. Time. 1;l5; second heat.
ts,Is won, Little Dick SECOND, Roy
3yal,a ra. Time. 1910 IL. third heat.
Il th,rdw Won n SCHOOLGIRL second, Liitlc
waning, one-fourtn m,le ''' Josephine
''0' H. second. Maude third. Time.
III, ocyele races resulted as follows.
N p, me novice. Forest Morley won,
nt IN. ''on'' waiter hyde 'hiru.
[rley N'ie' open. Trav Shaw won. Forest
be LIS s'cohd, Earn Bradford thiru.
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nncrnpS In ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Ca. May Cat today's scssio1
of the American Medical association g
invitation from the Louisiana staso Meas.
cal society for the members 81 tne a ~,
Nv - ,vns accepted. Dr. william Qslers
professor OF medicine in the johns HOP
kins university ut Baltimore. read pa
Nor on fevers in the South. ,-.:..S
rho delegates at o'clock took sontns'
ern train for Lithla Springs, wnere ~
cnjoycd n barbecue.
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1lnNr rEArrIC SUIT.

The managers aud traffic officials OF the
Western and Southwestern lines are
watching with the koenest interest the
case Of the government against the East
ern trunk lines or the Joint Traffic asso-
cation. now on trial before the Fedora!
court In New York. The future regulation
Of railroad affairs will depend largely up
on the outcome OF this trial. should the
contention OF tho Eastern railroad mag
mates that Their trust is not IN violation
of the interstate commerce or antitrust
laws succeed all existing traffic associa-
lions IN the various sections of the conH,
try Will bo abandoned and trust forinso
on the plan OF the Eastern Joint Irathc
rha, tho Eastern plan IL popular with
railroad managers is shown by tie adov-
,ion of a similar compact by the nowiE
reorgnnized Southwestern Traffic asSocia-
ton on traffic 10 and from Texas ana ne
gulf. The Chicago Missouri river iih'S
aud the trans Missouri lines are ANXIOUS
to raoreanize their ASSOCIATIONS on n SIM
liar man. hut they prefer before dong 50
10 await the outcome OF the sui against
tho Eastern Jo,n' Traffic organl2n ion
The New York trust Is confiA"r"n by ,no
rni,rnad penpln 10 be superior e. p9o'
ana better calculated TO insure the man
tonance Of rates.
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ic4. Lucille H. ioi. omc,c 100, chcrub y

lei. Lucille II. loi, Omcic 100. Chcrub 70,
Constance. Maggie :. ~.
Third race. three quarters OF mile.
sciling--Captaiu Dranc liz. Rasper no.
v,otusco lua, birmingham. cancwood.
Partisan lo;, Koko itI. Joe rhaycr ~.
Fourth race. half II mile. dchitantc
stakes Grace roncy. Mauzpni,a, La
frlncessc. Amianc. Lady Rover, Ethci
Lee lis, Forfeit, lascorilios. Olcophus.
sister Clara RosinNntc, liigh Society.
White Frost. VacriannH, Eugene Wicks
10
Firth race. thrcc-auartcrs of mile.
Notwithstanding lui, Elkwood puzslrr
Pearl loi. Palm Leaf lCN. Lizzie Miles lV,
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LINK LINE AFFAIRS

Austin. Texas. May 6.-Thc Link Line
people having organized and formed n nov
corporation with a charter providing for
the huilding of line of railway from
Austin to Belgrade on the Sabine river,
appearei before the railroad commiss ION
todhN with an application for authority
10 assume the bonded Indebtedness of thn
Cameron and Western railways, and with
petition for the registration of the bonds
previously authorized for those two cor
nnra inns
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
OIL MILL SOLD.

Groesheck. Texas. May 5.-Morchants
and Farmers oil Mill was sold at p. m.
today at sherffs sale TO satisfy n deed OF
trust held by the Groesheck National bank
for something over Seo0n. 1t was houeh,
by cN-''ounty Judge W. q Rucker for
$500. The plant was located here some
three years ago nj a cost of about s3S 0hl
by an Incorporated company. composed ~
merchants and farmers of Grocsbeck and
vicinity. II secins; the mill has never paid
"a profit and stockholders were not Will
ing to invest anything more.
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GAMES TODAY
Houston NJ prnisOn.
galveston AZ Fort Worth.
Austin at sherman.
san Antonio at Dallas.


Denison. Texas. May 6.-rhc Runalocs
won an exciting game tn the ninth inning
tounN through errors in center held nnd
on first base. but were entitled TO victory
ON their merits. as they played all around
the Red men in batting. fielding aud
has" running. Roach pitched a great
game, only allowing sin sculit"ring hlts.
Manager carson says the liufIIlocs We're
tired from their long ride ana didn't
nall play today Attonlinco ;Hi Score.
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uAsTnoP vs.. sMITHvILLE.

Bastrop. TeAas, May ''--I'"'1rVF ''''''
nan club and Smithvillc Lions crossed
bats ycsieiyiay evening, resulting III '''''
If Bastrop. - To 4 as follows :.
i ,nS., IN IN, DDDDDU2l l.
Manager John A. Erhard and captain
,,inr are Justly proud Of their team, ana
az ,bis occasion had a good crowd OUT 10
witness their victory. The boys looked
wc,l as they played IN their NEE new
black uniforms. Foster and Rnnneli' nit,
,n,ies Tor Bastrop. Mcdaniel, McNeil emo
Oliver batteries for Smi'hvillc. Hopkins
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ARKANSAS PRoHrBiTioNIsTs.

Little Rock. Ark. May C.--The prohibi'
ton party state convention assembled az
the State house AZ noon today with about
thirty delegates IN attendance. represent
ing eight counties. Edwin Petit Of SUIT
Kart was elected chairman. Committees
on resolutions aud platform and on II.
nance were appointed ana recess waa
ing, a further recess wns taken until )
y. IN, the committees not being ready TO
report. Tonight the convention listened
Nashville. Tenn, and adjourned until to-
morrow. The convention will nominate
a candidate for governor and select Ma
tional delegates. There IL considerable
talk OF nominating a woman for the
e,Ibernatorial office and Mrs. Christian
OF Eureka Springs. is being favorably
,,opttnnpI
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First race, nve-tgh,hs OF mile
suisun. Ethel Ice Tom Smith, Brown
Fonso. Stockholm. Banquo II JOS. sonhie
1O5. =. ,.,,,.,,,,.
s.lI,nr--Eluslvc l0', Zanone IN, Fred Bhrr
iOe. Serena IO5. Irish Lady loS. Sir DaiEe
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EVENTS AT AQrED1-cT.


bu.,r '''R May s.-The opening race at
DAY an, 10pnay was by far the best OF
IS Nlilns Charade. III Railard. 7
a: Va, ECLIPSE lo6. sheedy. S TO ], sec
ne. tx ''n'an, Jos, carrigan, third.
Pa; Ar,hs., EIllerbie. M, sheedy. : to ;.
y; Conlr. ~. no, Cannon, 10 to !, Sec
IA 'of' 10, liallard. third. Time.
Eo i. wormoihgis-rhe Native. los. Doggett,
onq. ,rsn HrioN "a, W, Shcedy, 10 to l,
n, Log. Neei' ", Lamlcy, third.
n La naiyySAH,, ,n. io7 poggett, 6 TO /,
nota, IA, mis-, -. keei, 20 TO ], second,
Fix flrion Hamilton. third. Time. ] -.
non; Rnsssss,4ddie. 100, Dorgot,. 4 "a
tona. brey,suaie' ~. Lamley, to i.
hs las, S"and, loa, Hamilton, thir /.
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but myself when say believe there ID
n very sincere wish on the pavt OF the
gentlemen who adopted the favorite son
plan In politics that Harrison be nad0
thu candidate with which to defeat Nc.
kiuley. General Harrison. rs I havo
said ON mnny occasions. Il sincere In say
ing that he IS not candidate. I Will
saw that II he visits the convention and
makes speech. no power on Garth can
X inlgy'' iii
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FORT WORTH u. GALVESTON :.
Fort Worth. Texas, May Grho sand
crabs were defeated hero today with
cnHc hy t'o l'anihcrs. Tho feature OF tho
Eaiuc Was Gcai strike ont of Nhikins
III fhc eighth inuing. only thrvc balls he
my lnlLNAiNl. Ihn. rNnrr
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'rwo nasc hts -ras,lun. carlo. lrltcn

Two hasc hits lias,inn. Earle. l'ritch-
ara. Els"y crotty.
Three base hlta kall,hon. Aghcnhack.
Home rnn- l<ir"innu
Struck out-llv Conovcr ., hy kramer {!
ias's on call "a hal,s--Dnr onovcr =, or
KRAMER s.
Double piays~l;arlr 20 iritchatn
stolen ias6- Nshunhack I, condVcr |,
Earle T. MACs.cy T. 'rotty !, klVcman.
Hnditrs M i,itciibrd.
Time of game 30,
Umpire i,rrlnuu
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LIrIING sliuT ONT.

saeguin, Tcxas May 1.-THE Luling
Browns came down To Seguin to play the
sntorpiiacfs Thcy never MAJ" run niln
s.niin won a good game by Il score oil
seven to nothing. There were 400 people
on tho Fair Grounds, who Witnessed the
game Not much money. however,
rlunued nauds
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nAsn FALL TODAY.

The Houston cotton Exchange Base
Ball club VIII play The Bankers OF lions-
tor M the rark this afternoon NJ 4:J
O'Clock for the benefit of me De Pelchir
Faith Home Admission 10 CENTS. ladies'
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lcnruod runs Fort Worth ., Galveston 2
Two bnsc hts Hamu,ri /. lSuiris /.
Struck ont liy gear T. by Eurris 3
l'ae,s on called bnlls-of Gear 4. OIL
Eurrla ..
pouhIr plays Burrls to suearngrn 10
Kcmmur
Stolen h1srp--'hompson :. Fabian T.
lianm"ri =. Wockhork"r /. llndHcr J.
Passed balls Snnlcy !, Wcchbrckrr l.
Nill pitches Gear l.
llino Of game 1850.
tmrIr,.- NrGnlna
M"motund;i-- liurfis called out Tor not
touching first base
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ilpkti.
y. w. Dart, Bastrop. 5. j. Spci-, Elgin:
II. Jones, sar,artia; II. Morris, San
''g g,' 4, l.: Taekaberry, Houston: Il.
are Austin; j. u. Polk. Beaumont
L. Foster, Nelasco. G. Erander Ciootz.
orieans; W. II. ward. Waco; Max
",hh1.', New York; sol Clarke. Atlan-
-. vance Sicphord james Il. Smith.
a9n; y; c. Dren, Lake charles: IL.
saehaecker; NJ. X. and T.: T.. II. Mix.
MY kalamity Bonner, city: w.
Mohnson, Cold SPRINGS: \. Young.
nnsn: james T. Smith. Belton: f..
SnpIiev O. G. aud $. r.. c. +. Joue-.
ss a,,s, Iowa, ". g. Blrksall. Phila-
'r.a, w. j. Yorug san Antonio: NJ.
iiausgS New York Judge 4. 7. Watts.
H., II. Lvnum Teyas CITY: John
:. W., W., Austin: George lie der ana lady.
Maud Maud Hefcl Wcimar. NJ. Generclly,
sr- w,'eahs' +. u. Nash. Texas: Il. u.
's an r. hrenham; A. NJ Easlland Con
DIV !, W. Lee. La p rio. Geo. :. fTor-
u panalincrc; L. r. Adams. ST. Louis
M, ~, foweli. Jr.. North Carolina: r. A.
YET; omahn; j. II. Cursan. Parsons.
IL liz n r. seaman NJ. X. and T.: c.
e. .nn' fort Worth; l.. Mitchell, Wash
S'' W. n. Jcnes. Sartartia.
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ENTRIES ron rnr AQurDUcr

First ncc, sevcn-cishth OF a mite. self
ins~ Kingsley Ill. Merry Duke Jos, IRE.
inscr los, cupyricht loi. Mirage. Man
grove. kalirhoe lOi. buckeye ".
Second race, one mile. sclling king r..
Whippany. Hancock III 10 Tomuka lUl.
BESSIE Browning. Royal Princess loa
Third race. half mile. sclhng--Joc
ilaymon loo. Young Harry. Her own.
Right Chance. Elimont. Phacdrn, Amer
can Girl, Lotto ". ~.
Fourth race, one and onc.sixtcenth OF n
mile. scllng-Marshall III. Noscdaic los
Fannie H. - Sahilla "a. Chugnu, 81.
Fif,h race, half n mile. maidcns-liiiicr,
hillside 10, L. H.. Scdgrwick. Friendship
Katie W., Second Chancc 'dvo, Valley
Girl. Myrtle H.. Minnie Rbs. Brighton
lu7
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Taylor. Texas. May ga. Bisang, deal
or in boots and shoes, made an assign
ment of his stock Of goods this morn
inS. naming Herman Wagner as assignee.
Liabilities Ss9S assets invoce Sl6l0.5p. Loo
cal creditors are preferred to the amount
oil $500.
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nnp1fnIIcAN SWEEP,

st. Paul. Mimi. May e.-Repuplcan.
wan notable victory In tho municipat
election Yesterday, making pracucaaiy
ciean sweep of everything IN sight.
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Score hy innings l2Si 40 7So
II, ustau ..... -. -. ....n o. 900 / 4
bcnison. ..... ... -. .....o % ~ y ~ " i
summary
Earned runs-Iouston .. Dcnlgon ..
Two base hits o'copnnr. Mulkcy.
Three base hits--,Iacohs
STRUCK out Ev Mukey . by Ronch =.
Iiasos on callch bnlls-on Muikny I.
Dounc plays Greedy, spencer. ctonnor.
Mulkcy. Crceiy. p'Connor.
Stolen hpses- o'counor. Single q, Shar-
fer. Reed. Hoffman.
Time of game H.
Implrc- McIlmghlin.
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NOMINATED A REpuBIIcAN,

Bloomington. H.. Ma o.--The dauo-
Gratis of Mclean county have placed IN
nomination for state senator o. republican
member OF the present house OF represents
rnudlriate for Tho republican nomination
aud was defeated in convention.
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-. hiyENTs AT suEFFIr1n.

y P f. Nay Five and one half tur-
Hind ,hr,rraaner won. Lady Rose Sec
sna Kamei, Incls Abe won. Pamela
ys and rn nsa thltd. Time, iI5.
s'am secl,r,ihaif fur,ones. Extra won,
Yer furlonna baso third. fine. oi'
Second 'I, ns, Lillian r, won, sui
y. '"SPt eior Hunt third. Time,
/, Won Won ggnne.eighth. four hurdles. Her
~ TIM 'i mn, second. Miles standish
f'nd, Ia q. Nay Galop won. 5aponica
Ole third. Tirnc, l:i3
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,x.rrpNATIoNAL YACHT RACE.

Toledo Ohio. May Gan enthusiastic
meeting Of the yachtsnen was held mere
lnsi night aud a formal proposition was
made. for holding tho proposed lntrrna-
tionaI yacht race on this port
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WIN. NOT co EAST.

San Francisco. cal. May G.-The Uni
yers.ty of California team WEI not go East
this spring. The conclusion was reached
when H. II. Torrey. the hurdlcr. tod cap
tain Merwin today that II would he impos-
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AMoNG RAILRoAD MEN.

William II. Curtin has been appoin'eaa,
soliciting freight and passenger sssH' -
the Galveston. La Porte and Houston
Manager Van Vieek Of the Southern -
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r..,r. m thu International and Great
ara,,.r "a and Galveston. Houston and
sii,l arrive and depart ut the In
,ustil depot, foot OF Congress ave-
70: Missouri. Kansas and Texas rains rain,
uous.on trains at San Jacinto street
tpoi t.'s ali other roads use the Grand
satrai denOt.
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~, 1"okGET0wN WON

~ cub sns isAas: May 6.-Thc George
|mea game ~ ne Universities played a
4 lsrye ero,p ase bail yesterday he
nsss soo...N 81 SPECTATORS. The re-
hssSfse,opn VI L TO II in favor OF
week. Nam is booked to play here
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HARRISON COULD DO 1T.

indianapolis. Ind. May G.--John c..
New said today; II have not talked with
General Harrison and ] do not wish r.
understood that ] am speaking fof any9ne
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TIL: HOTELS.
(HE LAwLoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 50
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

PER DAY. JAMES LANNLOR. PRO
PRiETOB.
TON E. Boiling. Dallas: James Craw-
trd Galveston, George y. borsau. Cor
b. Christi, H. Y. Porter, San Antonio.
!. II. Powell, Jr., North car lima George
| Reynolds, San Antonio. j. &. Andrews.
| ew orleans. 8. l.. liain. san Antonio:
c. Bardal!. Moundsviic. W Arthur
[o.ns, Milwaukee. ~. T. HIM. a. Ions.
i. T. Armstrong. SoHh Bend. lnl w.
| MccOmb. Cuero: w. W. Allison. lloui-
fn L. ]. Teearlen. st. Louis. f. G. Nc
keynods III campo. Mrs john Koomer.
|alhaun, Mrs. John Welch. cucro: Miss
(.ie Foster, Calhoun T. j.. Chapman.
|uero. B. d Crary beaumont. John
pagan, Austin. PIN Jones, Nurfrous-
fro Tenn. JEFF Il. Graham Galveston: II
Hoffman. Dallas; J. lIuey. orsicaua.
iraes; Asher, NV York. Allcn T.. Cam
fon, Galveston; j. a Morris. San An
PHO, Ben MILKY Edua j. T.. Newton.
Pur Lake. 7. s Ellsworth. Hannibal.
f.; Thomas l.. Carr. Chicago r. NJ
|aihaway, Philadelphia. j. c. Gorham.
Dustin
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...On other column WI
have described q few ofl
our leading styles Of
ITEMS Summer lInder.
wear at soc.
You find these all 81.
traordinary values; they
come in all sizes.
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r.ouaands OF eases Of rheumatism have
c,,rsd by Elmer ~ Amend : famous
he ,a,iad,, known a "Prescripiion No .s,l =
llnfssrers should try H. Price 70 cents per
hottie. G. W. Preston q Co. agents. Gal
weston.
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Only sMNEN MINurns
Tennessee Dcmocrola select Judicial Cam
didatcg

Tennessee Dcmocrola Select Judicial Cam
didaics.
Nashville Tenn, May C--Tbc conycn-
ilon Of democrats OF Tennessee 10 NOM
inate judgcs Of this circuit court OF mp
pcils me; nj the capitol todny aud was
IN session but seven minutes. Hon. John
vilaon, speaker Of the house OF repre-
YouiniiveH. Was made temporary chairman
aud Hon. ii. r. jhumna of Dickson ani
lion Morgan Fitzpatrick Of Tronsdhio
temporary secretaries. The temporary or
rlnaation was made permanent aud tic
present mciuhrrs OF the clrcult court Of
appeals. Judges :. n. Wilson Of sumner
NJ. NJ Nei OF Gibson and r. NJ. bhr.on
of Hamilton were nominated for another
torn by ncclaniation.
An Invitation 10 Visit tho grounds of
the Tennessee cNroHiion was accepted
and the convention adjourned.
1'horo ~ little doubt hut shai cx-Gov-
crnor Taylor VIII bc nominated and that
the convention VIII declare for FREQ sill
yer The number of delegates ~ the larg-
ost that over attended convention. n
being The policy of the free silver mon
10 bring large number 10 the convrn-
ton. Some oi the Delegates are FOR sound
money but there WINS no sound money
recognition In thc S,nic nnd the gold
standard democrats are not represented
largely while " IS likely Tint rx-oiov-
orurr Taylor nud free silver Will win. To-
mnrrov'a session is expected 20 be a
lively ono especially In Tho wording or
the platform.
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Boys Fancy Percaie Shirt wais(s. Y. /, ~
Boys 1.islc Thread Undershirfs.. !. ~. r.
ch MI Dresden and Triiby Bovll &
2oc anu. ........ .....,.,.... -. .sss So
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Earned runs sherman ]. Austin S.
Two base hlts--OswaId, Jant2en, Burns,
blackburn, W"icknri.
Three base hts~ Nei.
Struck out by Callahan g Wcllncr q
pesos on called balin-~om Callahan :.
on Wclnnr 4.
stolen b-ses-Nan1rcsscr g. MOI.
Iinitrrs MI Oswald.
Time OF eainc-2:lO.
tmprc--l.and
DALLAS 10; SAN ANTONIO ~
Dallas. Texas. May G-Ihe base Inn
game today between Dallas and san An
tonic resulted In the defeat OF Dallas, The
score standing u 10 ~ IN favor OF san
Antonio. The attendance was nyera,e
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NArIONAL MuNICIrAL LEAGrE.

NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
baltimore. May G.-~Thc annual confer
cnco of the National Municipal League
began In this ciry today with delegates
from almost every state cast Of the Rocky
mountains were present. The conference
viii lust unl!l Friday night. Papers VIII
b, rcnd on "A variety of subjects connected
win municipal government principal
anong them being 'fMuhicipal Owncrshli
of street knllwaye." public Control OF
Franchl cs," "Municipal Government iron
u Wage Enrners standpoint" ''Shou,e
Municipal Lcgisla tors Receive Salary"
aud Shall We Have One or TWO l.esis'
Infivc Chambers"
A paper on Chicago Since the Adoption
OF Clyii Service Reform by Merritt starr
Of TINT city was then read.
Thomas H. johnson. secretary of the
civic federation Of Cleveland followed n
an nddross upon "Thc work Of the ono
Chamber Of Commerce"
Galveston. Texas, Is represented by r.
X. Checsrborough