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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
BROWN rooTRALL

The prospects OF a good foot nall team
at Brown are becoming brighter every
day. mum ber OF the old men have
returned within a day OF two anc "A large
delegation OF new mon have appeared.
Yesterday afternoon rather long prac-
tics was taken as 1t was the first time that
two elevcns have been on the field. Me-
Carthy, Smith and Mstteson OF last year s
Varsity coached the men in the temper
airy absence OF coach MoyleJ
Among the new men that came out
were two promising candidates for CEN
ter, Lloyd from Friends sci ool, and
Richardson from Colgate. Both men
weigh atout 200 pounds. but Richardson
is the older and stronger man. sedge-
wick OF the Varsity baseball team came
out TO try for quarter and did extremely
W II. lie was accurate and quick in pass-
ing he ball and Is both a speedy run
ner and a hsrd tackler. Ssdgewick has
played quarterback on Andover and last
year he occupied that position at Tufts,
so lie comes 10 Brown with considera bic
experience. Robinson from the Worces-
ter Academy, came out yesterday for
The fret time and 'ysd pluc&y game
at half back. FuItz also came out Tor the
trst time. In the practice Charlie" Owen
played a fine game at half. He follows his
interference better than the other backs
and he is nv slippery as an eel TO tackle.
Between Fultz, Owen, Gammons and
Robinson there promises 10 be some COM
petition for the half bacSs. Full back
locks dubious. Chase kicks by far tho
best OF any of the candidates, but lacks
the experience OF Fujtz and Gam
mons. Murphy Is sure OF one
end as he is playing n star game. Nothing
very alarming has showed up FOR the
other end. Among the candidates are
Gsskill aud summTsgill. For tackles
Locke and Casey are the only men as
get who show any knowledge OF the
game. Wheeler Is trying for his cid
place at guard. Hall is back but has not
come out 10 practice as yet. Scnnnell
from Exeter is expectei In few days ana
he will try for tackle.
Es ecral practice was given on the
signals end also on catching punts and
lHt WIS
The practice will be made narder anu lun-
ger each day IL the weather is not. too
warm and the men do not snow fatigue.
Following ~ the schedule: Saturday,
Sept. 20, Brown W. Worcester Polytech-
mic Institute at Providence; Wednesday,
Oct 7, Ysle at New Haven; Saturday,
Oct. 10, Amherst at Providence; Satur-
day, oct. IL, Harvard at Cambridge; Sat
urday, Oct. "a, Lehigh at Providencei
Wednesday, Oct. 2s, University OF Penn
sylvania at Philadolphia; tuesday. Nov.
3. Dartmouth at Providence; Saturday,
Nov. 7, Yale ct Providenoe; Saturday,
Nov. n, Massachu husetts Institute OF Tech
nology at Providence; Saturday, Nov. u,
West Point at West Point; wednes iay Z,
Nov. % tprovision0ll Williams at rroyi-
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R co

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to June -, 1906.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE - follows;
For Boston-s.so, Has - III kAfUkS notp. m.s
b;5 D. N
wALPoLE-Siso, 1855 . N.
FRANKLIN--Sib6, iiis5 a n. ;5;S .. "a
B1LFURD-5;65, "a bj q m.i b;4j p. m
ARLINGroN-gi2. 90. bits. TssSo p. m
WEST ARLIN INoToN-Fn;e6. F6ss6 PSiso p -
KNIGHTsvILLE--FI o., 5,ss. " FS.so. ''liiio p. ~
MAYLANp PAnK-F s:<e. sioo u.; iaioA
F4al, F5as. + Siso. KI;I5, F''iliio p. m
NATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTREvlILn
wAsHINoToN-sao. 500 . m; :ioA <;aa SiAA
$50. '7;i6, ''u,io p. m.
CRANsToN. oAKLAwN-s,o s,os q IN; isSk
4i2S. 5ii6, $3.50. 7;ib. ''u;i0 y. N.
PONTIAC ARCTIo-ts,N q IN; t2foS, Siss. BiS,
s;sJ. F7;Ia ''iilop. m.
oUIDNIcK-s;0 = NJ iaios 49, $3.50. r1ha
ssii,io .. m.
ANTHoNY-s;se, $500 . N; is,Os. ,;aS. s,0. $50
T;l5 '.Ii;l0 u. m.
COVENTRY, sTERLINo-sAa $500 q m; ,rsa
7:iS y. m.
eUMNIT, GREENE. oNEco MoosUP, PLAIN
FIkLD-b<o, ss60, a. mt ti2, T;io p. IN.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDhAh
$50, $500 a IN; sisa. 1iis y. m.
wILLIMAETIC-6a 800 = M; f;2s 7'is p. N
HARTFoRD-si&o. $500 q. m. t.ao. 7;i5 pm
FisHKILL& a EEw-URo-sioo @ m
EoRWlCH-6it0. $500 .. M; t;i6. 7iiS p. m
WATERBURY,. DANBURY-siO0 q m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0
AND ERIE R'Y-s;oo q. IN.
PAsCoAo AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
ass $3.50 a M; 4,IO, 6;S5. and ''iiiW y. IN.
Retaining leave Paseoag al bi2a 7'2s =. M;
i2:40, si25 and -sieQ y. m.
All trains sssve troni west end OF Union Depot
Psovidence.
.sssturdays only. Tstops on notice.
". u BABcocK, q. .PA
in. KING. supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
WA WA HAD MARROW MARGIN.

Wa Wa, NGquero ano Puck, competed
yesterday afternoon in a race for 30 foot
ers at Newport. The course was to tho
Brig Ledge and at the beginning Of the
contest, the wind was from the south
east and light. Later IL shifted TO tho
mort beast. Although the Wa Wa had gone
ashore the previous day, she did not APP
pear to be in any way damaged by the
mi 'har, ANA took the lead at the start and
held IL to the close. The ELAPSED time at
the finish YVES: Wa wa,2:S7:l5; Naquero,
2:37:22; Puck, 2:3s:4S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
RHODE ISLAND TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

RHODE ISLAND TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The scores OF yesterdays games lin the
State championship series played on the
grounds OF the Elmwood Tennis Club
were as follows:
Preliminary round-Scott beat An
thony, Cd, Ga; Vaudeville beat Fred Me
Ausland by default.
First round-Smith beat Chsce, 60,
6-3; Green beat IL. McAusland by default I;
ID. NJ. Greene beat Colwell, 60. s-6. Bar
rows heat Godfrey by default; Budlong
beat Gross, Go, 6-2; BSllou VS.. Vaudeville,
Ga, Pa (unfinisbed); Dana beat Bassett,
6-i oil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17

EUw THE BOUND CYCLER MOUNTED.
healthy, with good heart and not subject
20 every little ailment that might arise
from exposure i'm all kinds of weather. IL
he finds himself up TO the standard, the
next thing Ia TO look up a good man To
train him. Tho trainer will cut out his
work for him, and then tho pupil Will dis
cover what an arduous task he has under
taken.
Even tho dcspised "scorchers" have been
considered 10y the benefcent inventor, and
now whom they arc tired they may use tho
shoulder rest, which hos just come out.
II Is hinged by clip To tho bicycle frame
and Is held 20 the upper end by an adjust
able fork. Tho stem 81 tho shoulder rest Is
secured in the support by thumbscrew,
which carries at its upper end IA crossbar
provided with pads for tho shoulders. This
device enables the rider TO steer" by his
shoulders as we'll rs aiiording rest.
Tho latest Partisan mechanical novelty
Is fire engine propelled by cycling fire.
mon Tho machine has the appearance OF
two tandem wheels coupled with n single
steering post. Hanging between the two
bicycle frames aro the hose reel and q ro-
tary pump. The whclc outfit weighs less
than 140 pounds. and four experienced
wheelmcn can push this along faster than
any other flrg engine ever went The foot
power OF tho iour men propols the machine
O. the scene of action, and when once there
tho Same power pumps the water.
According % n recent decision rendered
by the supreme court Of Michigan with
reference TO collisions ON the highway, II
appears that when any whcclman passes
another and both are travelling I'm tho sano
direction the ore passing Is linble NJ dam
ago results without misconduct on tho part
Of tho one passed When one comes mp be
hind another, who Is unconscious of his
approach and Is walking where he he's n
right 70 walk, gives nc warning and strikes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
MILIrIAmEN AT THE STATE RANGE

At the state range yesterday number
OF militia men were in attendance and
under the excellent conditions prevail
ing. some excellent scores were made.
The result of tn, days shooting was as
follows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Raltimore-Boston. 8; Baltimore. 6.
At Cleveland-Cleveland, 4; Chicago, i.
At Washington-Wa ashington. IL; Brook
lyn, 2.
At New rk-Philadelphia, 6; New
York, 2.
At Cincinnati. IL; Pittsburg,
0. Cincinnati, 4: Pittsburg, o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
nloYcLv RACES AT wILKEsnARRr.

The nstionai circuit bicycle meet at
wilkesbarre yesterday was the most sue.
cossiul OF the season. Nearly 5000 per-
sons were preseht. In the professional
events zeiglsr, bald and Williamson
osptured The nrst money, and the other
"cireuit chssers" secured places. The
one-miIs open, professional, proved to be
the fastest race 81 the day. In this
Cooper. who IL pushing Butler close for
:irst place in th IL seasons events, iin.snod
fourth. Summary;
One-nils navice-Dl Brown, Wilkes
barre. nrst; y. W. Hendersnot, Plym-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17

PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER AND
NEWPORT STEAMBOAT co.
WHITE LINE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and After MONDAY, SEPT. Ia

Leave Providence week days for Fields Point.
silver spring and Rivers ide at 80. 10 M. ~
.. T. 6;lS y. m. Return from Riverside at q, 1;io.
IL: 0, 1850. ESQ, ..
For Pleasant Bluff and Crescent Park. week
DAYS 10 n m, ~, =. S;lb pm Rctura $3.50. 10; ~.
2ii 2i40, $3.50 llanding ut Pleasant Blum before
landing Mt Crescent Park on down trip only)
Leave Providence, Sundays. for Fields Point
Silver spring. Riverside. Pleasant Bur aud Cres-
cent Park. 20 a. m ~ IA, 2, a. 8. Returning leave
Crescent Park ~: t. m. l2s 10, 2,Q, saQ Gland ut
Pleasant Blud on down trip only.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17

Robert Goele,, Jr., won the cnp given
by his father for best golf score at Is
boe', medal play. The contest was lin
ished Mt Newport yesterday afternoon,
and was viewed by large crowd of spec
tators. Summary;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
PRovIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected TO Sept Is. 1891

Sorfected 10 sept 40, Aosl
BOSTON ss,o. 100 s;se' 7;oa. ,,:sS ,:si
xi0z 2.Ji s:ss, a:g2. 6;o. b;2- i2A 9isS
ses, J;5s. 1905 p. m. Sundays = 5:io b0g.
elb. lo;4s nj 1880, $780, DC 100. 6i20 7i5s. sios
y. m. kETCkNiNo--L Leave BOSTON tron PARK
saaare Station hi2;oa 6:ia s;ts. 9;oU. eloO0
io.01 lO:ia a. m: i?iae i:0S. 2:4a $500. S:io
$40. o;Oo. bil s;U0. s;ls. HAS o. m. Sun
days-blzvs iil5. s'oc. ds;3O m iioo s'oa a'cO.
ArfLEBoRo-S.4os.Sos $50 1,as si.O, soa s:4c. s.oL
lO.0s, nsi0, n. IN; hs0s H:so 20l. 3;io. 4;O2.
s;aO. ois0 t0l t:O. f:l0. s:09 l0;0g. il;lO y. IN.
sundays-5 30, s5v. e;0i. tsla l0;t u. N. $50,
NORTH ATTLk3oRO and PLAINYiLLE 40,
ll:l1 p. M sundays--oil5 q. m, 100, $40 y. m.
WAMPUM, WRENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD ana DEDHAM~-e;4. I;i0. s:so, lii4o
a m. $40, 40 y. m. sundays. s;1o, $500 y. IN.
MAN5FlELD = o3:4O. so, 7;02. s;01 e:02. i0e2.
M, 1902. 2oL ts02. 6;e2 no. sios 0'9s y. M.
sundays-bS:4o, $3.50. s.l6 io:tb a. m. Iis0 t:se
b.20 pm.
fitchburg and way stations 6;5o iO2 m, s;Ol PIN.
Lowell and way stations 100 h. m lz;ot 4s02 pm
taunton and New Bedford. ESQ, I4O, (Tauntou
only otO. a. M 2:t0; i;40. 40. 6.t0 l0:os
p. m- Sundays 6;64 a. IN. and 5ii0 o. m
Middleooro 6iio. fii0. $40 A. m; n'ie. s;i0 sifo
Plymouth $50. 7'io s:4O a. m.; s.o. s'io $40
p. IN.
PoiRts Cape God. s;io, $50 a M; 1870. s,ao
Cottage City. $40, io;Oa. a. m.
days. 6;6s q. IN
Nantucket 6:so. 1902 q. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
STEAMER
Queen City

viii leave eeaconnt Point. daily, Sundays
excepted. For Providence 6:i5 n. M: Piercss
Wharf. a. m. Newtown :25 a. m: Hum
phreys q CLurchs Wharf, Iivertou, 7:45 a.
IN. Returning, leave Providence, foot OF
Planet street, East Side, 2 30 D. M: Hum.
phreys d Churchs Wharf. Tiverton. 20 y. IN.
Saturdays. leave Providence, $3.50 y. IN. (:
Tiverton, b:S5 p. m. Excursion rates. Will
land at Seaconnet, weather permitting.
j. A. PETTEY, General Mapsgen
p. o. Box 1858. Proyidspcs- RI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
PROVIDENCE LINE
NEW YORK.

Steamers Massachusetts and Connecticut leave
Fox Point wharf at $500 p. m daily, except sun
day Returning, Steamers leave New York from
Nav Pier 50. North River. at $3.50 y. m.
Tickets. ststerooms etc.. at city ticket ONCE
eer, Weybosset aud Custom House streets.
o. II. BRIGGS, Gen. fass'r Agt
Rr-n ]. w. MILLER. PresAAeAt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
sTONINGTON DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE ms follows for
NEW YoRk-al;l2. bl ;23 a m fdailyl sos (Locsi
Exp lOse5 fexp.. /. ell ;0i tIimitedt IL 100 q mt
2;os t;0,, (dsilyb. 6:0i y. m-s(daily).
NEW YORK. via Stonington Line-7:oS, p. m.
daily except Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-l0;Jo a. m- $40 D.
daily
NEW HAVEN al IL. bi i23 n. m texp. daily sol
uoeexP) ID ;V6 texp). ell olf limited, IL Os Am.
lexp.L s;ts (exp.l 4;oi tExp dailyl t:oi (exp.
daily. $50 fexp. daily p m.
NEW LOkDON--at:l2 bI :15 n m. daily cx2.) 6a
tsocon.I s;03tloc, exp. 1905 Express) lo;i6
QLocal expL ell :0l (Jimi.ed), IL '0s ~ IN. (expp
i;20 aecom) 2:0s iexp.l $3.50 accom- s;oi
texpess dailyt. t;l6 faccom 6i0i p. IN. (exp.
dailyl $50 p. m texp. daily.
$500 a. m. (accom. sundays only. s;1s ,. ~
accom-. SUNDAYS onlyl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17

Frank Keller, the heavyweight cham.
rion OF Michigan, is having tough luck
in New YORK. lie went TO that city
after a match, aud failing to get ore he
went 10 work. The sscond day ne worked
ne fell from a puiIdiug snu troke ore oi
ME lsgs and Is now laid up IN bo,piisL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
LEAVE PROVIDENCE FOR
BRISTOL AND FALL RIVER
SEAC0NNET STEAMBOAT co.
On and after Monday. June %. 1899, steamer
AW aShOn k s

Will leave Providence, foot of Planet .street.
East side, for seaccDnet Point daily fSun
days excepted). at o o'clock u. M. Bristol nj
l0:l5 n. M. Tiverto- st l0:50 .. m. Return
ing. leave sesconnot 5p. m: :Pieices Wharf
1885 y. m: Humphreys Church's Wharf
Tiveyton 1858 d. M: Bristol t:35 D. m; Stop
at Newtovn each way SATURDAYS, tide
permitting. 6undays, leave Providence 10 q.
IN. (; Seaconne. Point o p. N. Piano on beard
for the Use Of patrons
Neat and Fish Dinners served at the
DAVIS HOUSE.
Meat and Fish Dinners served at the MAN
CHESTER HOUSE. with Clsmbakes twice
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta-
tion and stations below.
npAJN cpDvIru pnnu nDnUInrNrV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-17
WORCEsTER DIVISION.


Tralnsleave Providence as followsfor,
wokCEsfER-6;S5 texP l7;o6 facon., go (esp)
eiil (acoom.), 1850 a. m. faccom.l; 1850 lexSt.
4:2o texp.. to WoonsockeD. 5aS doc exp.I
B; o p. m. taccom).
sundays-siSa am. tseeom.)i $500, sii5 p. M
hILLviLLE-7.oa s,4s s:io II 80 g. M; 100, sal
sundays-s.so.. a. M; 500, s'lS p. m. (accoml
BLACKSTONE JuNoTioN-7ot, sa,. s.io. ioil4
ii:so; an; l;oo. 1850. a;o4 4ao. biia S;ts 7ii6.
s:i6 IL 80 D. m
Sundays ;30 ioio m; l2:ob 4:5o, $780, 6;S5 100,
7,o. s:i6, $3.50 d. IN
WooNSoCKET-6:3o 7;Oa 7:s0 s3a s:io, 1915.
u:,l a. m. 1ioo isso. 2i5o. t'oi. 4i2o. 6;iA 6;aa
Sundays s:sS io:Ol a. m. I2,Os $780, $780, s:ss 7O'.
'ibO, sails, $3.50. p.m.
. WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE (India street stationl for
FALL RIVER-6;s5, l;to, y;ss, 1929 am; l2ib,
l;i6, AIS, $3.50, b;lo, $50, s;l5 and ii 10 p M.
sundays-9:55 n M and ESQ p. m.
NEWPORT-a:sS, 7;46. D;S0 a. m; i:46, $3.50, 5.i5.
e;45 p. m. sundays-9;55 a. m. and 6;SoP IN
Warren and way stations 6s. 7i4A sl5, s;3O. (sx-
press. and 1925 a. and it:45, i:46, s:lS, s;b,
$50 (expressl, 5iit, 6ie, b;te, 1884 S'iS and
Sundays at s:s5. n M. and ESQ p m.
BRIsToL-s:ss, 1,ts, Gals. $3.50 (express), 1925 a.
m.;l2;45, i;l6 3;i5. 4;i6. 1880, 5iia e;l6 s;4a,
1888, s;i6 and 1:IS p. m. sundays 500 a m.
$3.50 p. IN,
Electric cars leave Exchange Place. Providence.
st6;3o, 1880 gilt, 1910 a. m; i2i:o. l;so. to.
4:it, $500, 6:0C, $3.50, f:ia, and $500 T..
Leave Market Square az Ii;co p; m.
Sundays at S.39 a m. and 6;i5 y. m.
cars; al psrlor cars; d via walpole Line.
GEO L. CONNER. A. @. KENDALL,
Pss'rT rTrsfic Manager. Cen'I Pass'r AgenI
Il. a. ALLEN. Genl supt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13
rn l,NnrlLMonn nAcN.


80 rNDERWOOp BACK.
ire Ir romn,,rd without Hnil 10 Await |
the Acton ~ the Gtrni lazy
Police oriccr Wnl'e, Mala~n r;ir~ mn
nbpcnce NJ over i've weeks In Chn'in /
whittier he went to bring tach Young VI
Underwood. charged wlih the hilinE Of
A. A. iabuca In this cry last winter rc- |
turned yorlcrday mounting wilh his prison
or. who yns Immediately reuandcd lolail
without huil
Underwood rcfuacn TO mako any a'o'"-
mont yhntcecr concerning the crlm' with
which b. et,nda charged
A A. upnuck ~ho kent ANAL shoe
store at tho end " the Sabine street
bridge. In the anrh nnfd. "nA tl'cG IN
hin store last january
About two months ago August otto rnd
joe unfpor weto urtrricd for the crim" 1pd
Underwood. airo impucntoi knu"'us ~
ihoir urret, ridrpod on nud gpl 400 i"f as
luRrrnall cauHdi, brlpr" h "as over
taken.
lent wprl on thin 'pa". frat in f"r''lnE
out tho crime ard nubr tprntl} In "p1fc-
/ bonding Underwood
While Uudcrwood. siucc ha nrrort. has
urutrtcutY toffmcd to u1hc any state
! mrut CONCERNING ia" rna". tho hltonr'Hi
/ csidcur. 100 fat against him ia The tHorn
nintcmru, NJ loc liprger On" Of his or
.omplIDD whoro statement was uml '''
rorr thr ,ourtr n ttunln iu securing ~.
/ d,tVopd Do Ds'rndtuun
lo, burger r'ntru ihnt h". va undDf
wood and Autuar OTTO won't tn lhhnrl %
pnrr 300 rob ~ an imcr wort 80 the
hmao IIo nud rudcrHopl wcrc nfin"d
md Underwood w,ihrd up ln thc door and
lnn.i.I iiIurl came tp ilo dIlt wfih
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

has received u letter from Adiutant Gem
erni Mnbry ms followR'
Austin, 1oxns. October IN Replying 10
your letter 81 Gth instant. I give ypr be-
low the tcorr of the cpmrnnioH nj IA" lnte
,rcampmcnt nf companies 81 the colpt'n
bn'inilon nt Houston Toms Section ~
Nhorldnn Guntd. 81 Excelsior plntn.
o. capitol Gnnd 717 section ~,
Sheridan Guard. GpS. ilrnaoa Light pntth.
Ucapoctfully. W II MHbfY'
Adlutani Gcncrnl
SECTION ~" ~ the Sheridan Guard n
the Coclr Hinca. ana Cnpinin NohHunH
donited official information so as 10 nr' ~
rest certain doubts regarding the rcHull "'
| tho competition -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

large plantation. often speaking Of the
fact that he was within u small Kingdom
uf his oWn. where hc was not connected
With the world Tie said the NE whR
happy one for him. and when he wDuln
speak NJ It. he would do 30 with pleasure
iIu last words were Il know I am going
10 die. and | want you all 20 witncHs that
win oycrything I have to my father
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13
LADIES HAVE ADJOURNED.
ciosjno Session OF Baptist Women
Miss sion Workers,
REPORTS WERE READ YESTERDAY
eisct,oa ~ oriuors -Lint ~ Delegates -"
tho Ituti-Addtes od by "Ea'n"n'
Wiiii." The Proceedings

Il NJ, IL williams, plcnlh'U'' :" WV ''"'
4 ahe devotional cyofcHrs wri' 'nn'u''''
7 BY Mrs N V Smith Of pcl,on. that over
I beautiful song. Conn Thou Fohnt "'
i Svory nicnHlug" bring sung ana It 'f"u'''
Z great spiritual enthusiasm among ire
4 sndirg Tho Scripture Lesson t''d vas
4 s,om Psalms ils and lnninn ~ Tho '''
I ~ made uonc re,nnflH touching me ''"'"
I lnRn Of tho lenaons nftor which ~ joined
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cltlMlNAl COrRT.

YIN Manager aggravated assault and
battery Jury out ,
Ira rutlcy. anHaul' to murder uh'' Wv
Iap Wilson. burglary. two casra. mol
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Tho following building pcmita were ia
yucd Yesterday fom the ofncc or the ct,
engineer
! Sweeney, addition TO houar on Mait
street. 600 -=-
t. schachtWrp ahcd ON Young alrcrt
Nr
G. a nnunL stable on cch,or atrcct
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". 0. ELLIS WAS KILLED.
Blood Spilled On the Plantation at
Sartartia.
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN MAN
.e"tgo 81. r'iddy. VIII" rived III" Nh"'
Mndr Statement 'trmninH Ihhn"
10 AuAtip Tor Enriai

Wllinm q. Ellis was shot In two places
about 3 o'clock ycaterdny afternoon and
dird within two hours after
mr. Ena ns he was iamlliarly called
amt na he waR known to all his friends.
was the son or l., \ llis ono pt ihc i"tE-
rai planters In Toxos. who now i've" IN
Aurtu Thr young man hts been IN
h1rro II i lag, plantation BELONGING to
Nj. faibor al Anttnrtin station. about t"ch-
~ mll,a from Houston on the line of the
Southern rncinc I'm Fort Bend count. lie
nlpo had large iniorcnta there, in"lDiirG |
country mercantile establishment l"ig"
number Of tcunnts were on thu ulnn'tion |
and with mi of these W ., llIH htl to
dcnl
About + o'clock yesterday afternoon
Telegram was received adhronsrd 70 Fn.mct |
rlnn hif brother OF W . Ni'H, who /
n,cs boo iha city Tho gonlo'ntn van nb
aou in Austin visiting hg fnthrr. 'd
/ ur j NJ Hoyle forwarded the moaY5t" 20
/ hlm % 1tntod that W. O. blua had Loco
rhol white IL u difficulty witn ton"n'
s. f.N minu'cr later the bualnren l"ih"
.r.lni.4r uf Mr. H. A. Ellie IN tins cilr.
rr..trd Telegram ngiDnH tncp - uh
,u special train and 20 AT ono" io
.ulnin nIih phyHicinnH Under ihro 300
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r,...nr.r tg,n, t. J. innr mat Of G,u.
.,.d Npu,t,f ". g Nnu Nl.W rrI ~ T.
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.tN. .pufhtm Pacific railway. Q" toit
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\ marriage license was aHuod ycN'rrdhS
to Icnctaon Dayis Wcon"r "nd Minnie
Gillrnpio