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CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT

As has been previously announced the
ladies' of the Hardy Street Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment tonight.
Tho following excellent programme viii be
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Associated Architects. 307h Main street.
Consultation free.
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Tho Wonder store sells toys.
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t. p. Williams. Dentist, Binz Building.
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Coke and Tle--tor saie by Houston Ga
Light Co.
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vantage Of our great ~ w, y
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TAYLOR TopIcs.

Young narry's Romans Embalmeh.
Horses lieiug Trained
Taylor, Texas. April Tho remains
of u l., Earry, the young man who sui
cidel here .eatorday morning, were em-
balue1 ana s"rt yesterday evening 10
Corsicana. rexas. Deceased was a brother
to cX-Mayor i;lygn y. Barry Of Dallas.
1nis mornInp the Taylor Ice company
shipped TWO delivery wagons 10 Waco TO
ctahish a branch supply house there Tor
10 "a. hufiuess. Tnis IS done IN retaliation,
presumably for tte eetablshmeni-Aby the
Wan lev company Of a branch honHo IN
TAYLOR. Whioh 10 NOW in fun operation ana
.dehyeIng ice to cuetomors dang.
Z he race track Of the fair grounds pre-
scnff a lively appearance OF evenings
noW, az local horses are being put 20 hatd
work Ton the coming races, and as the
timo Is shMi uniii the meeting begins IN.
trauiug Viii have TO DO conducted 10 tbs
fun 6ndurai &c Of Fone Of The gOors.
john r. liOxie OF Chicago, who owns
considerable properly ia and near Taylor,
has seat Instructions 10 his agent here 10
have plans prepared for two siory brick
building, 10 b. erected NJ once on the
corner of BROAD and Talbot streets. II
WA lie used for "A large livery stable ana
vii, le built especially for that purpose
with modern improvements and copycn-
ieuCrs
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team cl"mmonship teams Of two Mon
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park are not IN the best ol condition. hnu
the dark backgfound 10 TIE Nrlu' nWl"E
10 che forest surrouAil'Rs' mas ""rKS.'
10 tie disadvantage OF tne shooters. me
snorlsmea Irlt NOR at nome N.s't u,lS.
ana were prepared Tor to"' NVi ~
got an early start and i,n thr9urn ,nS
rroFrAnlne of seven eNrn'S "i'no"' nt
Interruption or aeeldrnt 70 lhnr we l,, v,
cecdihEs cpnciuulhh 'Hv idAt t''"N ""o"e
a enc, IS ...,...,. ,,.,.,,,,,.
rue feature OF }eS,eiHnS , PIE WAN,
was the contest ~ w 'Vnih i'' ,,,,
snip ineaAi, now nniI W ga 'iN,iiis, NM
HuELih 1g'i,h' cHi,'iS S1,,,, a. No h,nnis
i VIZ, rcn.Nv' lnV N,'',g VI ,,,,,. ~ ~
etu Won tlS u ~ n,y,rs.. nJ Ianey
GU. It u pr9S', ,,,,l,,A i| for. tht priSe
lo' t ~, , w r ~ Wn~ntlin CIV but
anu 'Hp hvtt", ~ ''i 80. Ia se,ont IN
WI n.y. ,t,,t, 80 .,' si,rs of "a
'i' Mn .,,,'G md st> IN events thnra
~. ',.e,ai ttrs for n,,rth.,n1tsa urizes.
49, ~ ,r,,i,b ,,i,Id ,inf y.Il h. di>Iled
80, va NV nm fnr inst.,nra. a
49," pt, ,.,n,s and n wnt,r sci. and in
-, 49, IT,, tt,. H. vY,- snat on tn, sec
Me- ,assI w o,..9, X. "A XIX am wns
w ~ ny ,' - v2,,iare Nfiu., NH Ijone. who
S ~, ~, ~ .a,,'. ana ~ v.on Nv Aiiljer,
w "a Va N ~. ,i, nv ,n. toYirth
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NEUROLOGICAL.

pidd M salrday aisb, Mr SaI oon sGd HUN I'M
med, aged about 50 years. of consumption
Nj liuinmel was prominent Young man
children.
MARrINEK-l1rin Texas. April Co.
Found dead in bed on the morning OF
Mr. John Nlarmek. She had not been SICK
previously Tho remains were inferred
IN the bohemian Lutheran cemetery about
four miles from this place
FRACKER Bolton, Texas, April ~,
Mrs Kitte Fracltrr. after IL long painful
Illness, died Friday night ana was 6urlei
at tho North Bolton Cemetery N O'CLOCK
j. Z. Miller, cashier Of the Bolton National
bank.
wtNsroN-Alvin. Texas. April 9Q.-AIrs-
Alice Winston, wife of Mr.. jack winston
try, died at y. m yesl.rihE Oh l.nol,i
aged - years. She leaves four small
Children, the yonnsestI beins Grt one r.
a. m today a the Presbyterian church.
ATWES-s sinner Texas. April 22.-Died,
sunday morning NJ O'Clock Mrs. caro-
lima Mewos OF dropsy OF the heart. l'e-
creased was about 70 years If age. She
Was II. e mother al Messrs Frank ana
YIN Mewcs ard Mrs. Charles II: flaio
Of Ills place and MIS- Mncliet of Flaion'a.
SMlTH-Rusk, Texas. April ls.--Chaa-
p. smith. who died at his home yesterday
in H"nderson county was buried here TO-
dav by lhr knights OF Pythias, he being
a mofnber OF That order. He was lJ
wears old and leaves n wife and two ctii,
arm, nnI a mother here lio was reared
here
ttI observation-disclosures. Texas. April
ia NJ fa,,,s tlnrlx,Irr. nm aged lady,
r,ro INK ncar this place. died very
s,id1,.,lv vast,r,iav evening and was
| buried today at BeeNille. Mrs BLACKBURN
| was most excellent ladv. usVout clll a
| tan ana her death Is dcplored Ny II lalbe
| circle of relatives ana friends,
| uOBBS-Ciroveton, Texas, April R.-Alr.
| q - IIobbs an old ana highly respected
| ci,issu OF Ills county died On the 18th
| instant. Mir. Hobbs was about % years
! of ngs ana had resided in this county some
| lhirty-iive or Forty years lie MAS n
| terred with Masonic honors at NE fanny
| burying ground Oh the lbth instant
| Northumberland resas, Aprii
! On al, X patterson OF Waco, :. gem
| ,I,,n,'in ,,,n a f.w years ago was wei
.I@nian NM ~ ~" rlrcIe. died here
h.io ,S I H. hnin, yaiv snddsnly yastcl-
| ~, '.yanin,r AIS brother. Mr. Knox rat
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R!.!lGl0tS NOTES.
Procedures of ,hc Colorcl Baptst MIS-
sion Association.

Procedures of tho Col0rcd Bnptist MIS-
sion Association.
faHtrop, TeNas. Aptil 2g.-The Baptist
historical convention met at $3.50 d. IN.
Rev a. Walton conducted devotional CA
crciaos reading the I'D Psalm
The mission ways aud means committee
were not ready to report on the question
as - bQw 10 get statistics OF lne bhPtlsla
Finishing it, routine OF business. the
historical convention adjourned 10 meet
in connection with foreign mission con
yeuton which convepes III Temple. Texas
Thursday before The third Sunday IN
XIV. ) q Smith of Rockdale, second
vicr-prcsidrnt Of The foreign misfion con
Vppfon. tulrd the mrrtng 10 oidct at
1879 a. ~. II. l., woodland was given u
donation fur services as reporter
1no Wonians' Home Mission society met
AT 800 %. M ana gave the following rN
erciscs. Roy. " l.. Dickson conducted
devotional .Neroisos. which we're followed
by prayer by Miss KATE White OF Hemp
siead
Mrs l. Mnos Of Temple, president Or
u few pleasing remafk- declaring the meet
ing duly opened aud inviting my sisters
10 speak hS the spirit might direct, where
upon Mrs. II 4. Townrnnd read an IN
terestug paper and s"Nnral members
sDote Ia support of The "oinan's work.
Alrs. Kate Berkeley offered q resolution
OF respectful tribute and coniolenoe re-
garline The dcaih OF Professor NJ. NJ.
Rodgers wifc.
~ $50 p N. Rev. y. l.. Dickson open
ed services by reading hymn 52 and no
choir sang ''rhcre Is Fountain Fllieh
With Blood"
Rev u. l.. whitley read the 9Th Psalm.
Professor j. Il. n. Lee Of b!snip Coz
leCe offered a thrilling prayer for the bet
torment Of foreign lands where brolnef
mon are cropping Ia darkness ana crying
for the iishi Of the Gospel
RoY. T. g. Davis. superintendent of mis-
sions. made n speech defining the position
u The old conventions, winch was heart
i.Y roc. wed.
The following programme was carried
out sunday: Hev n l.. Dickson conduct
cd a model sunday school. which coeect'd
Mrs. Maria sbarke or Houston. teacher
of class No. I, having collected INC largest
amount. was given n neat Hollmuns pi-
ole.
Rev T.. W u. Isaac gave a brief but
Interesting talk on the Sunday school les
Rev. W. A. walton preached at Y
O'Clock from lst John, ID chapter and stn
verse, "For this purpose the ron Of Goa
was manifested that he might destroy Inc
works OF the devil"
At 1870 i. H. Woodard preached from
Proverbs XVII a. True friends. follow-
ed hy collection aud prayer by KEY W.
A. Walton.
Al $3.50 D. IN. Rev. u. W. y. Isaac read
Isaiah 81. Rev. l.. l.. Wheatley prayed ana
the congregation sang Jesus, MY All 10
Heaven s Gone"
Rev r. II. Chadbour read from Genesis
third and ninth verse. "Where art tbouF'
Total collection Sad
In conclusion the following resolution
was offered and adopted:
Whereas. The citizens or Bastrop nave
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FAVORITES WON THE RACES.
Five at Memphis, Four at Newport,
Four at Washington,
JOCKEY THORPE DID GREAT RIDING.
won Three and Was Placed In Two othcr
Encos-Openine Day OF EPSON
Meeting.

,ror,,,rs Tenn. April IA light show
Me',pi''' ,,',, th,. dyst race was
eF lsN '' s,,, v9.V park today and it
..r.'ycd ia make the rack first-ciaas. si>
,,,p.d,,i,.l and five of these
races were ,',,ito ia
we're won By iaNorilles' VIM
was MP against Joc-'-s0'' Inc winner u
me la, rae t,o aav was Jockey
The feature Of . The aA y w Vim lire
aos f ltsod on 'a one and aird on an
irco Advice was a not up a"r az Va" doI,ars
club handicap AM w" To- Roy al
were placed on MN az ~ a. ~, In
Mar Was second chplcp anu I'm ,,rt
dcmlnd Lok 1nlnpen ont AZ INC siretch.
" hero Free Advice an 10 ~ f,S ,,irc Vas
ehallenggai 'ne Freo Advice winning hy
ho'i Oily, Iron nom Del Mar. Twenty books
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mAsllINoroN RAcEs.
-Four Favorltes Were Wrist To Pass tnder
the Wire.

-Four Favorltes Werc First To Pass Nnaer
the Wire.
Washington. Aprn 2l.-summafies at
Bennngs today -,
Five and half furlonrs- Kennel' III
(Nccanarty), TO B, won; Emotional; ~
ukenfe), 10 ., second: MangrONe' rs 'b"i-
Ia ~ even. third. Time, l:i0, =.
-Four ana half .lurlongs An re- ,,,aY 20
uIirsh). s 10 3. won. Lizzie q. II, ~ 'i'nl-
M i 10 j. second, Cray Bra, ~ view
t,n7 ia (. third Time, 81 So
Potomac Stakes, six furlonss -shaHe
speare H. N ci .i,I.,S to 8 w9n Ia.g
Premier III Grimm, to ], thifd, Tine
Miic selling lirisN, ioi GAt,letiei,al '9gea,'
second. Pitfail, ioi Johnson. to j. 'hira'
Mile ami 100 yards captain T.. i91
fI$e@fel. "a TO !, won; Miss stuart ~
n,.I.eary) T. 10 !, second: Paladli, III
u.ittleheld), 10 to 3, third. Time, 10 20
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Don't play dirty ball. 1t won't pay the
player nor the club, and the public do not
like it, People who 70 TO hal games want
to ser clean sport. The Houston people
would rather see thoir cluh pay falr bah
mud be peaten Than 10 see 1t win by Unfair
playing, ANA Other cities no doubt are of
M, same way OF thinking There are
tricks Of the profession which are leglti-
mate. and there are tricks Of The game
which are both rcpgehensihle In the player
and disgusting TO tho audience. To the
Houston PLAYERS The Post VIII venture
this suggestion: Play fair and honorable
bah and your town will be behind You,
win mr. Lose
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20 MrGtnty L. MnlCr II, Duprcc II. Hone
II. ~ Gauge lG Jock II, llnichlnrs ~
I,uoketi IA, :, JlUchiuBs u, trta u
Texas rivld ~ llau,y l3, Wmlworih ~
III G.lug. H. Taylor 9, Dnlrny H. Price ~.
Seventh event Contest for Ithaca ham
mcross ld-pnuge gun, dnnhte1 py :.
Dun.tN llardWnrc company, % thrk''s,
entrance Sl.,N The pri1c was Won " -
Gauge with s7ure nf n i'lriy Miller
and Texas ried, 'iri second, " "hnh'
Whttworih thisl. 80; lionoy fou> p. a.
ludlvidurl score FOLLOW lleiy -, ~
Ion u, pupree 3S liupc fr IcNus fmil ~
luck 70 liutchinea 81, iorkou "a :
nutchipee IS. FRITZ ~, = Ganen " itniey
50. Whiiwarth So ~ Ganee Y, lrc" 81
iilehih event Eight live bir1s, entrance
<lO; tack rnnAt sys'rm MeGlnN ana
l.,l, hold the high s.uis Win $ birds each
T., their credit, wlth the follow ing scor-
INK q birds oboh ID tlnuse. j i'utchtnga.
l1rwutNr. TEXTS l'mli Duntro' murray
ami Miller: Clenry, rriro, Hope and 3.
iIutcNings cl,ured : hirds each.
TOnAY'S PROGRAMME.
r-,,, NJ ,--,,cntr targets: entrance
''f'"' a., .,,,.t r,,rn,,.s
a c"NtR. l'hN' P'i"N' ~ i''"''''' N'''''''
shot. donated by TathAin l,ros hso2na
prize. eight one pound Guns NllR = ''''lo '.'
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40 highly entertained the delegates to the
foreign mission convention. and
WhereHs. I'M Houston Port Galveston
News and San Antonio Express have 20
lindly and fairly puhished our proceed
ings and.
Whoroas, Tho railroads gave us rates
or tho certificate plan, therefore. br II
Resolyod That We sincerely thnnk th"
citizens Of unstrop Cor hospitality. The
daily papers for their Kindness ana tho
railroads for their generosity
Respectfully submitted by -. l.. Wheat
lev and X. Dickcrspn. IN behalf of the con-
vCutlDu.
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,,IsrINGIiIsHED MEXICANs,

El paso. Texas. April A.--Generai fs-
naoio Escudoro. late secretary of war OF
Nfevico arrived this morning from IN"
CITY on his "ay TO Sinaloa. in which state
he mas Iafely been made governor.
sccraiaf.y Of the Interior LEAH OF lios,-
aent Dazis cabinet Will arrive tonight on
Inc Southern Pacific and. in conjunction
Win the boundary commission, he VIII
tomorrow view the proposed site for the
international dam.
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Hr SELLS Whisky.

~. uxr.a From the knights
M pv,hiS but Was Reinstated, I.
ar, a.. Colo. April ss.--Joseph 4.
!, yspt.rday ordered reinstated 4
. n q PythIas by the sup 4 d
~. which has been in sessio! 4
- W. y. the case Is ons - eat3
., ar, n Gavin = y - s'es
, oar Z recent ruling Of ths ord
iIns si,smgership,. fen ! n ,.ile vi
a I ,,,,..oI siI.saimr ii ii,at 10 VII
aa,p..pmsbbssrskip' az no vas e e ~ (
~, mein HI new glle was yrose
'' ,he w there could MOI ps ans "a IL
We legislation IA. ! ,,,s,l IN III
y ss,.atjngs. hui no 9entTyn
, sai until yesterday. when W.
, assr.sa. was made ihes s;s nv e
.sstorsd 10 full rights " t 5Ss
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A snLpIEn SUICIDES.

San Antonio. Texas, April al.--corneliiis
Van Loimep, IA private In Company B,
Eighteenth Infantry, committed suicide
this morning by taking sixteen grains of
nlorphine. Ho had been On spree. He
was found dead in iei, Deceased was 81
years OF age, native OF Holland, hhc
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COIrRr Az CAMEnON.

Cameron. Texas, April 2o.-DistrIct court
Of the Twentieth judicial district met
here thla morning. W. q. Tallifcrro pre-
siding. The following were empaneed as
r. Cooper. j. r. Looney j. W. Smith. r.
w. Avcock. j. IL. Garner NJ. Randolph
Berry Roberts. a. y. phipp, W i. White
Brown Swanzy aud j. W. karrett. The
dwelt upon the necessity Of n Jealous
watch Of the condition Of our public roads
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JAPAN APPEARS TO BE YIELDING.

Yoilohaila. April 2l.-In addition TO tho
loan of 100000 taels that Japan has
been negotiating for from Russa--giying
Hong Kong, the northern province or
corea. as sccufity-the Japnnese envoy
has been Instructed to request Russian
troops be detailed to guard the Coreain
yisors to the corean government military
Instructors for the Corean army.
Nine Russian warships are now 81
Naeas.iki, awaiting the arrival OF six
others.
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ITALIAN NOTES.

New York, April H.--A dispatch to the
Herald from Rome says: The car. who
has been offended by the Russophol,e ar
tcles In the Italian press, has ordered
An edct lias been issued ordering
rigid censorship of newspaper kilograms.
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rIlRKlSH TORTURES.

Consiantinople, April 2l--Auihentic In
formation received here shows that the
Turkish prison at Marash Is crowded
with Armnnians. who. IL Is added, are SUD
,enfed 10 horrible tortures. A renewal of
,nassacrcs Is feared. The Redifs and
Eashibazouks quartered ut Zeitoun are
devastating lands Of ArInenians. The lo-
lice here have recommended the arrcsting
al A rmeuians,
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Aiken's Banquet IL formerly the property
of Michael r. DWycr WAS one OF ine
runners In tho Great Metropolitan stakes,
bat was unplacrd.
None Of Mr.. CroSers horses ran today.
ropoIitan stnItes handicap Of 1909 aoVer-
eig'ns VIM Rc1ferr'a Fathcrloss won by
Il length half a l"ngth separating COLONEL
Clijeros The Rays and l.. lie 1io'hsehl'u >
Flcs0lc the second a:i third horses.
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uELlEyED no BE CHOLERA.

Chicago. April 2i.-Mrs. Maggie Dohler
died rather unexpectedly after . few
hours illness today and It IL believed BY
Dr. j. w. FitzuAinrice that she he'd
cholera. He refused 10 issue = death GERS
tlticats and notified the coroner IA order
that an official investigates meyIh ~ Ned.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Calvert Texas, April 2i.-officer Sam
mons arrested King Wilson fco!oredl here
Yesterday for the murder of Clark Camp
bell lco.oredl Of Rosebud last Sunday
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I II es tauhhss,-Anstin >, San Antonio 2.
fee he nils-Lawrence, Nie. Welknrt.
|r,ia nase nit crotty. ' y 49, =
I'm h, ut Mekoevcr, WeilSart.
Ter "a Nl,iflihu q. lilsey t2). Nc
W. Miller Longloy. Blackburn.
! WI y ooul-By Parvin A.
btleS M aU.ails0Qf Paivin ..
b; WeiSsr, elmer and Me: Me md
Elsey. SMART Burns and Me. Grilin
s mloi game--2l2.
Butler.
has H elias s. SHERMAN 2.
a,tensoa p April 2i.-Ahout 500 per-
! pal'so me baseball game today be-
n favor Of TX ~. SN,herman. 1t resulted 6
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DonIson Observation-Disclosures 0 o 0 O. o . 4
summary
Earned runs-Fort Worth 4.
Two base hlts-Stenteldt. Wolover
Three base hit -l}ammert.
Home run--Wolovor
Struck out-By Stupleton s. by McGin-
mis- 6.
Double rlay-C'lark Weber and Mart2.
stolen hases-rhompson, Steinfelat Fa-
bian (9,. Stanley, McAllistcr Clark
Sacrifice hits-Nance, Naldois.
Baiicrs hit-Stnuloy, Stapleton.
Passed halls-llughes 2.
Wild pitch-Mctiinnis.
Time of gnmc-2:lo
Umpjrc--JaCS brennan.
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MORAL: GRAB THE Post.

d their next encampment at Housten-
he Knights Tempiars In session ~ saw
tonic. I. 4. A
PythIas at Waco.
ryan II. Barry withdraw 'ro'n ~ 80
congress +. 49,, -. ", |
ound money men At Austin ano 49,
IT approve the action taken q lAa'a. I
THE MARKETS.
o,to, ,rntures advanced In AZ mari
;. New Yors showing especial activstyal
It's steady /
he wool market inactive.
surfelt o. strawberrfes % tne 'ocs
rket. q. -
urthcr realizing failed 2 stop sns Ae'|
zee and strength in stocks.
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4 ia sasfru Sn,s.-nallas =.
(ack on, nl,brRobinson
Is on snu, colby Conover g.
Inn |lss,a 4. s' pails--om conover S. off
n. p'ay--pOnohue. Jantzen and
r. q SANE s, Callahan. Oswald y" hui-
mclaughlin.
Worth 18th 18TH n. DENIsoN T.
- net wiz Aas April 2i.-Peaooc,x.s
n defeat at the hands of
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EPSON MEETING.

ro,aon. April 3L--'rhis was the i,rs' aty
- Inc Epsom spring meeting and captain
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soUrilERN LNAGrE.

AT Atlanta R.lIE.
Atlanta ............ 10 d312 1--l7 u
Columbus -......... 103302 To- 9 10
Batteries Callahan. Walker and Fields;
Hughes and Gibson.
Al Mobile
Mobile ... ........... 2Q00.20e-- s ~ j
New orleans o. A0209p 50 :
aatteries-Wright and Lindeman; Nc
lnnis, Iioge and Gondins.
AT BirmlagLam--
Blrmingham ....1OOo10201 u o
Montgomery .... 5ooa341 III i /
Batteries Sparks and Rappold. Bailey
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FOR Ricvclo Riders.


Most ordinances agree In stating that in
city or tovn no hfcvclist shall ride on
sidewalks. that too great speed IS dan
rerous. that coasfine. whore cross streets
ass, com mon. Is dangerous. and that any
thing likely 20 rndanEer foot passengers
or he dangerous "a the wheslmAn must be
avoided The regulations are made 20
cover these matters. II therefore be-
hnoyes the wheclman 70 guard against
~ ~ these matters. for II we all
,e.cneht cf the possible danger and incou-
xerfenee % other citizens there would be
=, ,es~aston for ssrieter regulations than
.havs have beer Cor carriages. Hence. II
,.,,,, coast II, = cis or town. yea are help
rs sha movement which Viii cause alder
,nes, ara ssiectmea % PASS more severe
49, n you rite On sidewalks you are
i, s,sst 80 far ssiTsulaftn tire popular
,...1,,g,f~a against wheels raising the fines
81 css,Sfrgw a general feeling that hi-
- un,,St he isgislated aEs hist When
-, sra On country roads. whore not one
...~~>., an hour passes. choose the side
s,,,.n sstTa II nav ~ TIE only good bif of
- hns when Won come 20 civilization
,..l,-.sr,t,cr tnat no natter hos bad the
"a ara no matter how many other
..,,...f-,,as, ,nnw ~ riding on sidewalks
50 ,.,axssr,- ana scarehing. the law asks
-, =, ksan 20 ycsir proper place and you
- nSlr,ses re cause &C bicycling. 20 say
she least. Z sou 40 50