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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

Chicago June 2-wheat-Opened weak
and Irregular al 571stG5S4c. The market
was inclined 10 be quiet and September
held al about 6Sisc, aided by drought re-
ports from Kansas. till the worlds visible
supply statement came in. This state
ment was disappointing and September
declined to 575sc>
Corn-Quiet and easy az the opening:
September opened &c lower at Sac. anu
held at about that figure
Oats-Followed the general lead OF
wheat and corn and opened lower, thuogh,
as with corn. the reduction was slight;
September opened nc lower at Use and
advanced to TIC.
CattIe-There was a lively business this
morning, a moderate supply causing a
better feeling Sales of native beef steers
were on a basis of S3.5od3 20 for common.
up TO s43Q450 for choice TO extra with
the greater part Of the TRANSACTIONS at
Sc. eOd425 Good fat cows and heifers
shared in the advance, but canning lots
were In light demand and sold no higher.
Good feeders were firm under light offer
ingS, with a moderate demand Texas
cattle were in good supply aud IN BRISK de-
mand at steady price,
Hocs-Under a surprisingly heavy run
of hogs. prices weakened and there was
fall of 5l1l0c, the average reduccon D.
ing sc, but the buyers took hold vigorously
at the decline The bulk OF sales were
at So OoG3I5 sales being made OF common
choice heavy al s.. 75dS. %. medium weights
at sS.O5G3 20 and light at g 2oq3.45.
Sshesp-There was an active demand,
and good TO choice sheep were steady,
but others were SLOW Lambs were SC
lower with an Overwhelmingly large sup
ply. Common to prime sold at 81. 76fI4. y;
and some moe sheep and yearEngs, mixed.
sold at Sl9o Texas sheep we're in de-
mand at s25Od35o and lambs at S300q5.3
for common 10 choice.
Rece:pts-Cattle, 1900; hogs. 5000;
"a OcG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

nIngied with sundry loud bumps and
knocks. and the door burst open. show
ing a red-faced. peTspiTip- little ser
geant pushing. hauling and tugging at
a big country lad. The latter was doing
his best TO escape the firm grip OF the
soldier. Halt" cried the colonel
How is this, sirp'' be sa5d % the SRI
geant- as this the way You secure re-
eruits--by force, Sir?" The rcsi-faced
sergeant looked up and down. then at
the colonel. aud blurted out: ''Sure.
sir. the only way 10 get them volpn-
teers is by force. sir"-Harper's Round
fable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
NEW YORK MARKETS

New York. June 23-Flour-Receipts. IL
go barrels; exports. $50. dull. easier with
wheat; winter straights, $. +oG3.s5.
Rye dour-Stezdy.
Corn meaI-DulL
Ba-ley-Qutet-
Rarley rnaIt-NouiHaI: western. t5fs5c.
Wheat-Re-tP $3.50. exports. III. "a
SPOT weak; No ! hard s7sSfI57 - sioa-
Optiors opened weaker OWNS 20 Equida-
tioa ard heavy spring wheat recelotS.
rallied sharply on covering. due 20 lie
large reduction on pass -e. but az-ltn
weakened and declined all day under the
heavy English visible increase and easier
closing cables closed 7s1lc net lover.
June ctosei SSzsc; September. q S-l55isc,
closed S5Ssc
Corn-Recsipts. 3. 30: exports. ~. Soot
quiet. No = Sic Options dull and
weaker all day. Influenced BY wheat ard
favorable crop reports. closed = 1A.c ret
lower: June closed So. g; September, 49, 2
80 c. closed $50
osts-Recespts. I<lae: exports. s. -
Spo< weaker: No. q GAsc Options quiet
and week. making . new loV record owing
10 fire crop prospects closed lower.
HAY. hides, Wool ard be=1--oules
Hops and lsaaher-StezSy-
Cut neass-ou1es; packed hams. s1-G
$50.
fired lower.
Pork-pui
Cottoaseed oiI-SIugZssh: prime sumner
yellow, Ss1%<c
Talkcv-FlsSy
PetrOlearn-Sseedy; Uuseea c3osea sl-iSs4
bid
RoSn-S,sa6y: strained, common %
Turpeacze-Fn. =zaSzo-
Rce-Q1se.: o-as- 8ozes-cs s-cSSSSs4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
A SOCIAL PROBLEM.
trhat IL the Correct Paste for FrtsaSla
IalaFeonrsa.

THAT IL the Correct pasis for FrtsB6la
IslsTe0ur-s.
n thoughtful woman remarked tiss
,ther day: Vow that the season 20
over, Il IL borne in upon Hlcsthat aftsr,
roon toas are fast changing friends'iD-
20 aoouai utsEoes and acqJsaiptaneossiu-
20 Etrangcrs" When we only see oar
frfcnGs In their best go'r.rs. ard IN tho
socie4y OF others, we - 70 nourish
our Interest and affection iilr1nywhaf wo
have known az them under ;lsBsurfaes
in inns pact. and lntie by little va
grow indifferent and learn taslfve with-
eut thru.
Our visiting-Es,s naturally becosps
longer with the passing Of tho yssrz.
stncb ore nrets charming nsv people,
and one do1s not poesset Old friends
but tbe time between sNnrkse and sun
,et remains unchanged. and tie De-
rlends uPOa.us incrsGss ss~ossr ehtdrnss
grow older. our parents EDore n-,blo.
E1d our roaEzztian OF the sar-u<lDess
Of life and opportunity nys>koea. Ibsl
a. the end Of tbs-~es.os vse find thai 80
have religiooSay peSd TN soehsi '>r1tut,
anIse, and eurnin. /" have called upoo oas
ncouatntnpnss On their ~uSvs wfet
ygnctls01s ooun<egy, but those Sos
whom We rssily czre have bean atracas
crowded out Of oalr B~~.
We AL feel that tlS-- recepf io1n fnus-a
"a "sfterDoon tees'-lesve nsncisto b<>de-
sired. We rsoetss . buried yrn.tt7
from our hoxtesa. WHO kzs ox.1y tins
perhaps 70 ssi sattse question: showing
personHI iusrrest. wt1n k<T ats9-xtsess
Is claimed By tho neTt eoner. and osss
answer sno BonKcr Of os1sego>nrs, Ne
sr- familiar fao.s Of frt~pdH kers sd
thsr.. ard kAstrn 20 e1chsngc fsvs
words viii each. knowing That tbez~ d
20 tizas for reel conversation. and thu
we have several other -bsa4" for tkzaf
sarys sftSTso-on. and must DOt stop to<s
long.
We hurry ont 81 1ss kg-s.. ara sns
tcr4ng tbr es-r.aev. Est bolt upright. e
though ths relaxing Of cur EzuH<4us
raigbt retzr9 our provre@4. snd ailgkt
&. another hOsSe, WksroiS r-Tsassd he
zane so>De tsst re have just igft upozs
cur rrtura hone - haze = pss@azs
seuse % hayis-y accomplished much "A
checking OF" = gonoiy uunbeT e
sosizl ~ooiixAfIozs.- Dut 20 this frsisna
o4sn Ellecssds anot<x that - lsnz aeifs
rrstuls.ory. we rxeses tAat socs~ts
kIls Efs with imaginary duts-s. csAs osss
h<x1 sslves zrx dorssf.a4zd and St4fed -
"a r>-t:v oousertAo<zAg tiss; that Sus
nociaI iratsrrourys - aFlut NPon tta
trivial iassr.s.@ q eur hsss. SD 20
upon that W1leh CA rsa1s - Eny hsp-
pier D. FiT1sz - he 5oys Of trs<HasAsp
or even briagsa2 r--l rvlazSsAsz. oFss1
BITTER b developing Esd SEBOeEag oszf
immortal par
Trpe. society do~s rot r-Stsss " hss
rssrzi trzeheT. ]: tsfss he's - er-s<.
how 20 b<kavs. ara. Hoeoriipg % ne
rsgsd tr1Gst 4o1zl az q 1zifn-yzsf-lss
escsstss hO~ ~e !. sas sois~ssor ~ sEgss
SsrSel~es k.1 e1seT.z&a car fYlTsess
b: Why Esy -. Eos n-sSle cur ssTy -
rp<ctfsl h1u 70 L1r-s Pzahsoa AID Ia
S:z.slis.-s. - careful no< soo c4xF&EtlJ
20 ostrzrs Al. sso@e - ukat ~ Sc, nssi
claim for oarseiv-s tifsfs tzrse - - "a
sA1h oSAer1-ds<p>'s E4zEx.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. June 2-Wheat-Steady:
No. hard. so SIC; No. 3. 4oa4sc: No
red. 54ixc; No. 3. $cG02c.
CorD-Weak; No, mixed. 2zg2Sc: No.
2 white, 2t124kc.
Oats-weak; No. 2 mixed. 1sc: No.
white, 49, 61Sa.c.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, &c.
Hay-Steady, unchanged: choice TIM
othy, 81. OOdl20o: other grades. &-S0qf.5D
Butter-SCeady; creamery, I2Gl15c: dairy.
l09i2c.
Egg@Weak. 71kc.
Cartle-R>cefpts. 400: shipments, go;
strong. f0c higher; Texas steers, 81 4OlS. =;
beef steers. S3.O0lI4. IL; native cows, sl-5Cg
ais; stockers and feeders, S2t.o3.75-
Hog+Receipts. 400: shipments. 500;
light weak: other ss,ades 51l0c lower: bulk
OF sales. g %G305; heavies. 3. 60; mix
ed. $aOOd8. 10: lights, s3.oo4l3.2a.
Sheep-ReceAptS 100; shipments. 500
steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. Of Junction
City. Ill, was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was no
hope for her. but two bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her life.
Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida 81. San
Francisco. suffered from a dreadful
cold. approaching Consumption. tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results. OF which these are samples.
that prove the wonderful efficacy Of
this medicine in Coughs and Colds.
Free trial bottles al Geo. Van Werden's
Pharmacy, S2S y. Main St, and G.
Behring's drug store. northest corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues. Regular
size soc. and 81 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
Baseman "Jiggs" Parrot was released
tonight Score:

Baseman "Jiggs' Parrot was released
tonight Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids 1000 o4oo-.5 o
Indianapolis 20 1 4 o 2 0 So s o
Observation-Disclosures and Smink; Da
mon and Buckley.
Dubuque, Ia, June 22.---Score:
RHE
Dubuque .....4 1 4 0 0 0 o a. 13 9
Cedar Rapids.O o o o 0 0 o 4 o. 5
Batteries--Dolan and Zahner; Wood
side and Sullivan and Kimmerer.
St Joseph, Mo-, June 22.--Score:
R II E
st. Joseph. ...1 0o1o01o o. 3 2
Quincy ......0 900 2 0 0 s. 10 3
Batteries---Johnson and Ward; Wood
and Quinn.
Des Moines, Ia, June 22.---Score:
r H E
Des Moines.. 100000 o---3 5 2
Burlington 80 DOL o o 2 - 10 l
Batteries---Sonier and Lehman; Nah
affV and Huff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
GREAT SPRING ROUNDUP.
EIcitisg scenes Nov Besax Enacted .
Cattle Rage. IN Dakota

tat1e B4AEc. II DAKOTA
Al along tie western borders The
roundup esnPares burn brightly row.
Far In the west. bounded only BY tbs
snow-cappee Rockies, hundreds Of r1ess
wagons stAked camp for the first tine
recently. The Missouri river nsrsz The
eastern border OF the great western
rsnges- In Dakota alone 90 least LOO
riders are row engaged IN rounding ~
cattle and branding tie calf crop.
Twenty-Five outSts have pisnnei and
laid out their ro-tes. AID a. least SIX
weeks Of COZ t.nooos riding VII Be DC
esssry 20 do the work Fifty 20 SIXTY
riders VIII follow each wagon or ostS%
The outfit consists Of The eess>vay01,
drawn BY four or SIX horee., lOsSe1
down with provisions Deceszx-y % feed
the c-eu; the bed-vsgon- Containing al
the bedding AID camp equspnents: TIE
bore vT1Egier. who takes charge Of
the bunch Of horse 70 be rsed n he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
Change. Among the Loulsrllles.

Louisville. KY, June pa number
Of changes are talked of by the manage
ment of the Louisville club. Outfielder
Treadway was given his release today
and Shrotstop Shannon will probably
be farmed our to the indianapolis club.
Bliss Hassamaer has been recalled from
the Newark team and Pitcher Herman
viii be recalled from Rochester If the
necessary arrangements can be made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

M Bliaz-Tha. are yea vuss4rr
Ia: grvat paElsek % fhe - baH frs-T
krs y0s afraid bzrTizrs Eiil steal 80
,ozad q batter s-8 to quart 20
skiz I'D rsiik insida % lf7
~. Blilrs-So. rm afrsld nsy1
sea- tie k.ls posza q 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
FOURTH GAME GONE
CHAMPIONS TOO MUCH FOR THE
PHILLIEs ANYWHERE

TisItors Put Up Their Usual Style Of Game
and Bemnafng Makes the Man at Bat
Work His Guesser-Coits Win From the
Reds by Few Opportune streaks of
Good Luck-Browns just Save a Shut
out at the Hands of the Colonies, Who
Thus Boast Their Eleventh win-EIeyen
Innings at Boston-Westsrn Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool June 2-Bacon-Stesdy de-
mznd moderate
Beef-Extra India mess. Zoe: prrne msss,
4OS.
Pork-Prime mess, fne western, as; me
dun western, 3ss Sd
L.ard-Dull; prime western. rs 3D. re-
fined, Gin pals rs 6f-
Cheese-Quiet; demand moderate; finest
American white and co!ored. new crop.
35s.
Butter-F1nest United Staets. zoe; good.
"A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

Thsre lad hss1 . lax e r5sn sotal-g
lie rz1s1A. ard 10 colonel wa T1xit-
ing = rsc-zitszy staten. iHxpecttns ths
workings % bis Tecr=ltirg ssrEe&rts-
Suddenly = t<-TiSc nolss O: sascus>
-y I'D EhsEiaz % fret care
through ths open window. S7Tz
4. ezze tTcn Tie, stsS<Esy. lste<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. June 2-Cotton-DuTl;
rniddhng, &c: low middkng, I3-isc; good
ordinary, slice: net receipts. ls6S; gross
! So: sales, 80; stock. SI693 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
PTRATEs 4: SPIDERS ..
Mestrrn I.enrne Games-

St. Paul, Mimi. June 22.--Score:
r II +
ST, Paul-......o 0OO0010-l 5 !
Kansas City o O 0 060 0 OF .
Batteries--Denzer and Spies; Gala
han and Lake.
Detroit, Mich, June 22.-Score:
r H E
Detroit ......Oo SIop1 O--12 IS l
Columbus .....3 O 0 o 0l--41O .
Batteries---Fiheld and frost; Boswell
and Wilson.
Minneapolis, MINI, June 2a--Score:
X II =
Minneapolis - 1 II 1--22 Is .
Milwaukee - o. 1 8 0 0 O. u 3
Ratteries---Carney and Schriver; Wea
yer, Clausen, ones and Speer.
Western Association Games.
Gz-nd Rapids, Mich, June 22.--Third
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
CHICAGO Markets

Furnished by P. L. BOSTICK, Commits
sion Merchant room 10. over Kansas Ma
uonal bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
MILLIONS TO SPARE
KANSAS WHEAT CROP FORTY
THREE MILLION BUSHELS

Total Yield Is Almost Double That Of Last
year-Crop has had . Hard Time Grow
ing But Arrives ut the Harvest Season
Far In Excess of Earlier Promise
Thirty-Four Million Bushels for Export
Beyond Her Borders Ii the Estimate
Export Compared with That of Argen-
tine Republic-The Visible supply.
Chicago. June22-Atter many vtc4ss-
tudes during the period OF growth, the
state OF Kansas has produced an emf
nentiy satisfactory crop OF wheat
From returns furnished from every
county in answer 10 inquiries by the
Post, the total yield is found 20 amount
90 about 4S,00o.0 900 bushels. That IS al
most double the quantity produced in
the state the previous year. 1t fol-
lows that she can export TO comrnuni-
ties outside OF her own borders 81. 00o. 900
bushels, or about 10000. 900 bushels
more than the total production OF Ar
gentine last year according 10 the lates.
estimates.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
New York. June 22.-The visible sup
ply Of grain Saturday. June 20. as CON-
piled by the New York Produce ex-
change is as follows: Wheat IS. SIS. 0oc
bushels; decrease $1,000 bushels: corn g.
10000 bushels, decrease 5000 bushels;
oats $3.50, coo bushels, decrease "a. 900
bushels: rye 1921. 600 bushels, decrease
5000 bushels; barley s57 900 BUSHES, In
crease 5000 BUSHES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

Warrensburg, Mo. June 81. J.
Devon Of Seward. Neb. secured a license
Saturday 70 marry Miss Jennie Isaacs
OF this city and the wedding was 70
have taken place az the Farmers hotel
last night. After the preacher and
guests had arrived and all was in read
ness. the bride refused 70 80 through
the ceremony and the proceedings were
stoned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
THE WEATHER.

Wichita June -
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Tuesday.
During the past tweDty-four ours the
n CHEST temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest 81 degrees. and the mean - degrees.
with 4 moderate thunderstorm about q
m with heavy rain. followed in the fore
noon BY cloudy and in the afternoon by
clear weather. Rainfall Saturday night
and Sunday morning lS2 inches; Sunday
forenoon .O2 inch. and Monday morning 50
inch.
Thus far this month the average temper
allure has been "a degrees
For the DSst seven years the average
tempera ture for the month OF June has
been "a degrees, ard for the 22ad day . de-
sreeS- FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. June s3.-Folloving Is the
forecast up TIL 2. m. Tuesday;
For kaus2S-F'air: southeast winds be-
coming northwest
For Oklahoma ard Indian Territory
Generally fair: southeast winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

SoB-'sSav, aiu't you going 70 stand treatl
Thought YOU had money 10 burn" Dick
4 should have If you would furnish tie
draft Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
Washington J
---rr--iLS- 7F.E.

Washington D. 9. June 2z-The
comptroller % ERE currency mas author
lied ne Fins; National hank o. Grove
City. Penn. 20 begin business. The ap-
pI.catioas az the Adirondack bank. SSr-
saac Lake. -. 7. and the Commercial
National 5aak ot ST Louis we're spprov,
ed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
Washington > O001OoOoo Alp 5
Boston NO1 O 100 > 0 0 0 O. 3 s 5

Batteries. Mercer and
Mcclure: Boston--Sullivan and Tenney.
Earned runs---WashingtOn >; Boston ,.
Two unsatisfactory. Home runs
Joyce, ,; Tucker. Stolen bases---Cart-
wright. Bannon. First on balls--By
Mercer. >; by Sullivan. 4. Struck out
BY Mercer, 1; by Sullivan l. Umpire
Enslie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

Ncstern AsSoclatfon banes.
Gz@nd Rapids, Mich, June 22.---Third
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
r H T
Chicago ....0oo010o2 "--3 6
Cincinnati 30 0 0 90 0 0 o.

Batteries: Chica go---Griffith and Kilt
ridge; Cincinnati---Ehret and Pietz and
Vaughn. Earned runs---Cincinnau /
Two basehits--Dahlen, McPhee, Burke,
2 Stolen bases---Lange, ,; Ryan, Miller.
Double plays---Dahlen and Arson; Dab
len and Pfeffer; Smith and Ewing.
Struck out-By Griffith l; BY Ehret l.
Passed balls--Vaughn. Bases on balls
or Griffith l; off Ehret 4. Umpire
1.yr,gsh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
NoN-rARrIsAN TARnr.


VIII he a I.argc abundance at tho Con-
vcntion AT Detroit.
Detroit Mich. May II IT now trans
pres chat the attendance AT The Nauonal
uon-partsan commercial ;arim convention,
which moets In this city June 70 VIII be
considerably larger tlinu It's projectors NJ
first anticipated. Secretary $. IL. Archer
of the tariff commission league has re-
ceived credentials already from CONNER
cial bodies who haze chosen It total Of
oyer lP| delegates. There viii also he
some delegates from lnbpiinE au4 49,
cultural crgani3ltirhs. Al least lunhlr
that numbnr o; accredited dciotatcs ATE
expected, reprcsnnting boards = trade
and chambers of CONNER g ana ,tL.r
bodies OF like character. Other persons
who attend win he eutitel - v,.tt Ct az.
questions excepting ,hlsa e)ue -rilinb rl'-
ccivcd The sentiment fnvo;iun Aodug ga
nunl nonrartisan tarltf conventions is al
most Unanimous The Santa i'e Womans
Board OF Trade. the only Organization OF
Its kind, sends four dcleYe les.
The convention committee 60 lsisiinH ~
presidents OF boards of tr.id9s. orinrrrcinl
bodies and labor nnh farming orsaniaa-
TORS representing varloua sections OF the
country, Will meet June ,lri orange The
final details and chopse temporary of,
ilccrs AnNilarN. to tht convention anh
be appointed four leading committees
Their province respectively Nil hc 10
recommend ways and means FOR taking
the tariff question out Of partisan pOIl-
,ics and making 1t business rIeetion,
and present ways and - Ids i,r mprpV.
ing the consular service IN The way Il
Increasing our foreDrn trlA", C.ncciaiiy
with the Central and South Am"i an L.
INublrs: to rtpor, upon the ndvis,piltiY of
recommending to congress tho creation
OF n syate m oc comnl"ro' inlrnlrcinrcs
and labor, the chief Of which Department
Is to be n meinbor Of the preail .1t3 cab
;lct 10, make recommendations foi rcr-
manent organization and tho holi.'a Of
annual conventions for cJnqn.ir'ng Nh
effect and other National auns;,rna
The convention is to lie abs 1iI'"N NON
political and questions mat be con.'I-
cred from n purely comm =, MI stand
point. The convention w'L continue n
week or more,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
GOVERNMENT nrLr.

olympic Games 10 be Held IN a H,s.orl
Srot.
Athens, May 1.-THE government has
drafted hill fer holding qua ,ronaal
oN'nNc games. comtncnc.ng IN 1875.
rms IL an ouiscow,h OF the decision o.
itn com 'ri.tcr on ,hc o.vr,v,c r,,,r,s
"Hi'n were q Id tSis year, to n IA II 9 mes .
NeiNr 'nn al games IN lso0 tn pn,ia, hay-
lAs ine choice of location for thc r,.xs
T.m,H IN lNi open between New olS.
lier3n and spechholm. !, was Inc :ntch.
ON, further, 10 hold the games ~ OH
iefeht points IN each succeeding four
Nsar' ana to carry he Institution irom
me ,onh'iN 10 another around ihc wor,,.
~ IS q purpose Of ',hc Greek et,ynrn.
inent, on the '>.hcr hand. - hc'A the
ghln.s eNciy f0ur years 30 Nhcns iu che
H'adicn which was restored fer this mr.
pose by NJ. Avcrnw. ard which he hos
Nc'cr'nlnod 10 rebuild in r'arh,r. The
SrfeNS nrguc that the astrar; vcMess and
I,'sD'',arco Of lie yanics will he los, IN.
iosS fNcv arc 'rl' ~ the historic, so,
sew STALLION ~ Nthpng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
rprNCfIMAN WON.
.,,.or lost a Rnce~Neither Wan'ed 10
Iolll'sV'i Re pacemnkcr.

,.,,.on Lost a Rnce-Neither ""h''" w
'o"''' BE Pacemnkcr.
paris. May II. - NORM 'he 'e'e ,.,,
,,'.a,',n novelist, beat John >. 'oh''so'''
~, American. In both heats OF t'p, -v''
,,..s raec at the Nalodrome dc Id '''''''
today. ,.1,r,rv interest
,,a.,ed IN the race and thcie "aa
80 ,,,..a, deal of warmth u ,eel'ns ue-
len r lie, ween he TWO pllie'pu,s 49,
Observation-Disclosures as 10 Wv -, ,cr.'r-
~, ri meeting. Bon Weir - n,..-
ii.,ssd mood ana tne io,wo p'r.ons r,hcv
i'.he" .,r Of n good race wheh lhoy
cal ~ ,no,, the track. The appchiahce ol
.a1''u 80 racers VAS made the oee"sioi' ~
a hear1y outbrrsl Oh ar ...s accorded a n
Gutils ~ m.hcn he stopped TO allow MS a"-
u ,,".i,v 10 cnnnse Il puhci urea t''s' ,o,n-
Ifnan tie lesuinptien Of me I'm IN
son ich. and after ees ", 10 ,orce nm 10
get M w., naos), roth stopped ana lcamea
set ID. i IN. ratings. MORN tiereitlvn
,nilo5al,tnd and walked off, while Johnson
finished the conIse' o,..r declared VA
~ ,o the leaning Oh the railing .Ivh
thls The crowd noot'o anu ~ .,,rnnat 1ies
em,dng 10 he direction tne,r sy,. ',in,,,id
iook' ann took the lead ami all e.
,o., W. "a est NORM in 'front.' proved iutiin,
Al The list ned IN Inc COW nlm ne and I'm,
fpuntt a length ahead.
Tie ssGo5d ret 49, hgw st so fsRe2bn a %
ne taq.. ne lead. tie spurted upon ~
'sis ias s 81 h np a svs s4sne a AVA
thif'y .,sn, and beaten ny about
iadsh Ihe asff't and Of ,he A Winn,ns
pls',se, was irantically cheered by the
rf
snn,a If Morin's admirers fiocked 10 tne
So,i'e "a e,irrourdr d him, tearing his
from h!s INK w N9d sen na,lote a ~
y ~, escorted him around the track
IN a. tri11mphal procession amid yei'hs
ap1 - 80 took hlg defeat in very good
pas inoug he ga not altogether n ,rop priIsh
Kim oither by his opponent or by me
crowd. ro.,.a Gaia n ren.
stn.a.irs Of The Associated Press; y!
y u, fairly OUTRAGED en- both finishes, al
rI,,fst enough, But desire 10 express my
lbs