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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

HIS REASON. --'-Why did Brumley say that
he was not heroip "He Is his own valet. y
Detroit FREQ Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

To HAVE what we want Is riches, but to
DO able to do without Is power.-G. Mac
donald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

Schiller Theater, Chicago.
Feb. 9th, Hanlon's "FantasIna,n new,
bright and thoroughly up 70 date in every
particular, will be- the attraction
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

lie mild airof mid
II e b r u airy was
perfumed W IL h
violets. From a
yard across the
w ny their odor
n D a t c d even to
where old Caleb
sat ON the court
house steps. Above
the gray old n G.
gro cleaned the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08

has proven said I(nole Eben, gifts de
re- ~ lin, great leaders, when, az q
m 80 N Ak, dey Is jes' bsin' showed for
CRfA ~ t&ehind. "-W Washington Star.
!. az E---~~~~~~-s
y BErchA>x's PILLS for constipation loo and
25c. Get the book Xrcc) at your druggists
and go by IL. Anns1l sales 100000 boxes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Sam Lazarus. formerly of Dallas,
is now In Houston.
Hon. S. Il. Cooper OF Woodville Is regis
tered ut the Capitol
Il. L. Lappington, a well-known young
travelling man, Is at the Lawlor.
G. J.. Gooch and wife OF Waco have
apartments at the New Hutch,ns.
Mrs. W. a. Fol, and children have re-
turned from a visit 10 the parents of Mrs.
Polk In Hot Springs.
Mcssrs. Phi and Henry Grcenwall of
the Greenwall theatrical circuit were in
the city Yesterday making Il trip of in
spect-on of the Texas houses
Mr.. n. S. M,dram and wife left last
nigh; over the Houston East and West
Texas railway for Taladega, Ala.
Mr.. W.ll T.. Coyle has returned to the
Guy after pleasant sit to reatives N
Waco and other Central Texas points
Miss Bilelle Ilebrard. after most en-
loyable summer In Manitou and Denver
Is is,. visiting her sister Mrs. Il. H. Boicher.
1905 Travis street.
B. II. Abcrnathy of Gonzales, grand
master of the Masonic Grand Lodge Of
Texas; WIS In the city .ast night ana a
ana Accepted Masons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
MAThGMoNIAL.
M,sncr- Rn,nshihe.

Last night at o'clock. al the residence
OF the brides mother, No, eGl2 Milan
street, Mr.. john Nelson W.sner aud Miss
Eva Florence Rarcsh.de were United In
marriago Rev Henry b. Ave- of Chr.st
onureh officiating tic Nnldins was IL
qu'et ..e. on.y Jhe Immediate relative. ho.
;hS pitScn.. Air. Nlanvr WAS accompanied
pA Hp'eri Enstne Nc+i 90 as lpel man.
rae groom y well known Ht RAILWAY cir-
c.cs. 1tu Is the igt.---. .-.r r.u.c,.n s t,..
Az thAS city Of me Seaboari Ar line. a
stfy popular uils.lJ4. alto .t. We hs zl-
aence ~ Houston has made many friends
ne hlldc Us tNc daughter of Mrs. Emma
T. isapedh.pr, ls a natlVc OF New or
.v@hs MI mas Tor more than u year re-
slded N THIS olty.
No rRrlS We're ssutd for the w.dliu,
aii IL Was unanuounctd until Yesterday
Were Ing 30 desire to have anvthirg
put a quiet auair on account OF A raScnf
DER aNcmcnt Ia the family ~ tho b-ld,
MI and MIS-. Wsucg ltit last niyht "a,
wy SOW norm fnr.t.c Westbouud tru.n ior
we cay Of MeNIco. gong via 3hr Mexieap
lnierhatondl and Mexican Central Tbc~
WI Visit Vera Cruz puthla. S4g Iu.e
,rptos- aNd other points Of interest IN tn,
MtNican rtpuhllc, and return vfu ,hc
MeNlc"n National aud International M,
ondt Northern 10 tbs city. where theN
VIII make their homo. \ host Of frltWjs
WI WISH them both a long. napnv ler
anu WI greet rhcm cord ally on their re-
TURN from Tho bridal tour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
THE HOLLAND CASE.
Testimony of Mrs. Troy wns in the T.

Testimony OF Mrs. Troy Was in the Ply.
scans Favor.
The much talked OF case of DIR. II. a.
Holland. charged by Joseph H.. Stah
with assault with intent to murder wa,
called In Recorder Railey's court yester-
day morning The defendant was repre-
sented by Judge Lock Mcdaniel assisted
by Md. Trlplctt a hearing was demand
ed by The attorneys for Or. Holland, and
CMy Attorney Stewar, opened .he case
tor the state. the evidence Of Joseph II.
siam y. J.. Rabou1i. colored and Joe
ldfkcr colOrid boy, was present cd us
tending TO prove that Or. Holland had
ircd four or six shots at MIR, stain Mon
diy evening about dusk. Each OF the
three testified that Or. Holland mad shot
directly at MIR. SANS house, aud tnai Mr.
s.hhl was forced 10 run to prevent being
Shot Rdbohin was very emphatic regard
ing lis facts. and when Judge MCLEAN. al
at .emp,sd 10 cross examine him he was
sarcastic TO II degree.
The whole ctsc tell. however. whan
Judge Mcdaniel placed Mrs. Troy. WAC
lives at the corner of Travis street and
jefferson avenue. on the stand. Her prem
ISIS ndioin the vacant back lot Of Dr.
Holland. and she testified that Monday
evening about dusk she was sitting at
her window rocking her baby, when DR.
holland entered the rear gate Of his
pc niscs, ANA MS h buggy was driven
10 me barn he came and called her. sac
a. swered and he told her he had a new
tangled gun" which had been gwen HIM,
ana thpt he was going to try It. and
wanted To ecll her So that she would hol
be frigh ened. She told him to 20 aheal
ana he fired three shots into the GROUND,
! - back being toward the StHhl rest
dcuce rhe ent rc time. She sud she
thought f. was fun. While thc doctor was
idlking - her, he accidentally fired an
other Shot. mo ihc ground, and she told
i III to he careful as he would hurt HIM
sef only the four shots were firei. Mrs
Troy tod al intrll gent. credible story. |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
ELECTRIC LIGHT RACES.
Preparations for the Meet to BE
Held in Waco.
ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING RECEIVED
Corbett u Undcr Arrest In New York.
winners Of Turf Events at Different
Tracks - Eniries for Races.

Waco. Texas. September The Texas
circuit electric light bicycle races are
scheduled for this city TUESDAY. Septem-
Der ~. Manager Tom n. Parker has pre-
pared programme and is entering riders
every day. Great preparations are being
made Tor the event and n large attend
ance OF whcelmen from every part of the
country is confidently expected. White
the entries are not all ill., 1t is certain that
the following Will be N attcnlance upon
the races and their names will doubt less
appear IN the list of contestants before
thr entries close. September z.
froiess lonalsl-Morr.s Gill Wllmans
Siddaii' Robinson, Hall, Taokabery. Croth-
crs. Taylor.
Amateurs Brdsong. schedemantel.
,;ahSr1ge. Shelley Cavanagh Morley,
bradford, I'm. Phillips High, Burke,
bgIeN kivlen. Jones and others.
, me prizes have been arranged as fol-
lows. "
2'ne-half mile amateur, first prize value
SIt second prize value s..
one-half nile professional, first prize
SI9 cash secona. S. cash.
one mic. amateur, first prize value 500
second prze value SO. third prize value S.
ono mile, professional. first prlae XXI
cash. ''' - "0 @'
ilnndicap two miles. amateur. first
r. zs value SO, second prize value SO
Five miles, professional. first prize $40
cash. ~ f''"' 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the South
in n Week

! The New Industries JRc,~,rtod u, tto Cont,
in n Week " NV wv"
-bo,,,,,a..,
"' l''fooSa' Tenn september IL
BUSINESS conditions as reported by the
Tradcsman's Southern co,rrenondo,,ts ava
moro f,,,,.,,.io - No. - =
49, i"Np''"'e liihl Tor several weeks
ana despite failures, short crops and the
continued warm wenther con,,d.,c, ts
Increasing and ,ha NJ,
,,c,,, c,i, "',u .ne "uV'ooh Tor falrly
Eoou IAN trade, TO be more firmly estal-
lishcd after the election il ,.n.rd.raa
encouraging. The imnr,vol i -, vi
prospects In the South arc Iro,,I,s ''l fs.
10 the rapidly with which cotto,i i s' In ,tue
gathered aud marketed T HH.'V nm 70 ling
have never known N In MOI, W. ".to'i iiio''
The m1nufal.tiirers Of iro,, 80 rdPI!y.
tone of mo ,aa,i,a. tiic FltuAllon 1he
although there is ,n r,, ih.lcn hcttef,
yet in the volume Of ~ fr, Ma Hlcre use as
large contracts have hoo, "a, ouine rev
ure somewhat firmrr i'inuc AN 'I.ceS
tcrial business is hotior m Hucturai ma
for huili np- ~ III. '''1'i e'dilSicl-pIS
eyous. The demand tor Ky nl"re mum
crcas.uG and several ,,',nd " ". " oii Is m
reported. In he .Iou sized orders are
Il idc IS bi,.a,innin,N '! rnHla ron distress
Iron and Railv,y7 ny, ne tennessee toa.,
another order of 1000 tnns ~ mdSe booked
land The forc'c,,, to'iH OF IRON Tor Eng
to date agernraie $50 " Atahdina ron
output Of The Trn,avsn,tS -",wp IONS. inc
furnaces at Bessemcr NV. eo,n PaAy iour
tons OF pip iron an. IN ny, amounts TO 100
al BirmiDrhnrn 49, f'i,,,,, ~ IAl.cc furnace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
BEAUMONT BALL BOYS

Story of the Sunday Afternoon Trouble
The Game.
Beaumont Texas. September 21.-,rhc
published reports of the ban game be-
tween che Americans of Houston and the
local team. played in this city Yesterday
afternoon, were so indefinite that Beau
mont, rs well as the bah team and MIR.
Ridley. the grtlcman who oricintcd a.
HnlpIrf' may % placed in false light be-
! lple me pubic. These reports mercy sa Il
/ tlat in the eighth inning squah ble o.
/ CURED ana the Wis tors refused T., play the
game out, This statement IS a fact, but
! NUMBERS OF III" local fans amoug whom
/ are some Of Beaumonts bess citizens To-
! day requested The Post correspondent Ia
| explain to the public just how the saulb-
i hie cane ABOUT. As pre- minary it might
pe wen to state at the beginning of the
game Wockhcckor, Bals2 and Reed
thrce or The league men playing IN Amer
.cln brewery uniforms, man tested "A dis
position 10 Kick on the slightest provoca
lion, hat the audience was 500 deeply H.
'efcstod IN the pretty ball playing both
Gains we're doing to pay much attention
10 the visitors. AS che gam progressed
the visitors became more pusnh i,tls pre-
{. me seventh Inning Balsz came near nre-
spila, 'lS serious trouble This gentleman
batted ball, which was clearly n foul
anu the umpr re 50 called. whcrcup1n Balsz
applied an nsulr ng epiihet TO Mr.. RID
icy and friends of this young man started
for him. hut he saved hiinsclf from ser-
Gus hoiily harm by making ample
ap2l 1giess.
The trouble 'ha' broke ~ the game fol-
lowed in the next inning When Beaumont
went to the bat the score stood and . !
Rogers was first UP. hit safe ana stole
second Huston hit for two bases. scoring !
Rogers, II" stole ihirl bus was called out
IN an attempt to get home on BlaNchette's
intield h t. Blanchctto reached first safely.
stole second AID scored on Chambers' Mt |
CnaInbers worked around 10 third and at
knocked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
CITY BREVITlES.

judge f. u. Gavin Will b. in ,ro eitv
tomorrow to set cases for the October
term OF the criminal district court
. The san Jacinto Lodge Of Perfection.
Scotilst R.tc Mlsons, Will meet tonig hit
me Mckee street Epworth League has
postponed It's literary meeting from
day September %, to Tuesday, OctuLc. 6.
Judge Presley X. Ewing has been IN
vmcl and has accepted tho invitation 10
audresS be Bryan and Sewall Central
cum AT us meeting Friday evening.
mere was Il lamp explosion IN an cince
on the second floor of the Houston / ana
ana trust company build ug ut 3, - o't ,oc Il
!asi night. Box u was rung IN, bat The
nitnes were oXtnguished with little dam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
BURNED WITH POWDER.
Two Children Touch Off a Quantity
Of an Explosive
WHICH THEY FOUND WHILE PLAYING
Gnnpowder In MI Old Building In the
First Ward-Dangerous Condition IN
Residence Portion Of tho Ciiy.

Two children were badly burned yester.
day and there is danger to others unless
the powder stored In the magazine on
Tenth street near the old First ward Gem
etery is removed.
The building in which the powder is
stored was formerly used for that pur-
pose, but the city building up in that To-
CAVITY it has become necessary to aban-
uoh IL az powder magazine, so II has
pech supposed However there Is guam
tity OF 1t in the building and some scat
t,ita aboht on the outside.
- esletdaN afternoon children PLAYING in
Sne vicinity found the explosive as Il lay
about IN small pics, ana az cntldrtn Will
they began TO look about Tor s5mcth thing to
pay wan IN the crowd were Two mil
uieh q Davis Weaver, living at the cor
hs OF Dare street and Houston avenue
one a boy aged L years ana a g.rl, agseo
~ Tbey poured some OF the exclusives IN
cans ana went home to have n iSourt6 ~
july fireworks celebration. 1t was easily
piann4d ana executed, and IL VIII be a
Iong Tune before they forget it,
Arriving at home he children fixed the
explosive in the back yard and touched
q match to 1t; There was a flash. a pun
OF SMOKE, and frantic cries from ulvenile
throats. Officer Mcdaniel wax noar at
hNhd md saw the smoke and immediately
H., fisPonoea to ne, or es. He found tho
e., .hE Hshed the Dnmes but not untl the
boys hands. arms aud face we're burned
padiX AMI the girl burned about the face
Dr Wood was called and attended them
,ofiicer Mcdaniel followed the trail #
tne powa"r destroying II as, he PRO-
ceedcd. Arriving at The old magazine he
investigated and found a number Of KEGS |
.nsde the build ng AMI powder scatterrd |
onout ON the ground NJ reported tha |
ma yer TO police henoquar,crs.
services i'
shall he unlawful for any person to
Keep ~ any store, dwelling. binding or
otner place within the city of Houston.
Euhp Mdcr exceeding In quantity dvp
POUNDS except tha' retailers or vendors
81 gilnrowdrr IN small quantities may.
eAet"ilng twenty-five pounds
Nfucle III SAYS eunpoWjor giunt pow
urr mr. dynamite shall NOT be storef I'm
tt,r, couscnt Of tho city council nr,t hal
me matter VIII b. Investigated today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE.
Archbishop Martinez. on His WAY ~ M,
Posi- Of DliiN ~ ~. -.

Archbishop MARTINEZ, on His WAY ia His
Post of Duty.
puhiin, September 2.-(Copyrlgh,ed.
lN'o' by the Associated Press )-Archb shon
i"i i''ll' me nawly appointed apostolic
u''eH-.e from the holy sec to tho United
".N,eS is mere on his way to his now pos,
~ uuty' ana wnen representative OF tho
,a11Sfoe.ated i'ross called on him to.av he
'aiked frankly OF his m. ssior '0''' "e
s,.i aanh uhan-e to say" the archbishop
Tn niied as 70 the leasth of my stay IN tGe
disposal of the holy tatb,r mere rG at the
mN1a term Of office for a dcicrats Is t ne
i n,ake washington my headqSlrtrrs s si,ai,
,pul ne.ns complmented upon his ox
iSGtrMt command + English. the S,cN
bod r., itspohded 10y eXp!a aing: II havn
IN H., eein Years experience. while teacn-
""rt"s f'nsL sn but IN 1883 was unnnin,an
i To- sehetal OF the order and So hnvo
III lie Sa adts'a pnt hope to make ii up.
nrnF any Instructions from * 70 nov
Nh aIor questions The United e. ~. on
a ansst,6y,, Knows the popes views on tb9t
When The Associated Press ronrasor,o
IN mem 'oned the presidential eloctic,,
his re 5ne mjed States a smile stole ovor
US 'ace and ne replied: II am ava W
tae ceep interest on that s,h awa'e or
s say n,lSson has only to do With ccnia'
.n dsf@ hIt9 ,5a The holy see can not
H.. was IN the uaited States for Same
.nFee months in 1913, visiting tho A S0,ne
m mn lrrI1Ylnre of our order. / was v"rv
t".h Pleased when there nj tha M
ana good viii of the peopie re nperiy
en"rN public place | was In and ,cy.sop
Of esi N got me greatest s'gnSa7d proc.
tries an more than in, Catholic cout.
enir presence or an American provlnsi.oi W y,
gns t AMER Paih,c 'Drscol of The the" An.
Mawr. Pa, w Si,,'e s 9i -, Thomas, at Bryn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

First race, seven ana ono-half furlongs.
selNnE-Francss Pope. lO2, Boanie Dundee.
le6; Jap MICA, Mc;aire, ios; Hossen. 100:
r,sr nd, Bis Fellow. Bravo. Blue itgbt,
S,rninona II ward, Liz2ie Mack. PaVan,
NiictorslS' 9}. IRISH Chief H., &c
second race throe-fourths OF mile.
selling BETTE Rug. May Ashley. 20; Joe
Hart, ioo; WIFI, l0l; Susie T., Sw.fty. gS:
Br GSet lN; Hush. lo6, Revenue, 100;
Third race. i've ana one-haf fur,o3gs
-olds-Mamic lis Sianrr 100 Mss
Haker, Queen Sana B'ltgen's Sister. In y
Br!tianic. celia, Harry FLOYD. io5. AZ.
linigton, los; our Bishop. l03 Astrada. rs.
Fourth race throe-f0urths Of a mile
ozark stakes Agol, l23; Ruckv+dere, Lord
ZEN; BNshop Rod, bon Clarlnclo. ilS.
FIih race one mile Logan. i02: Don
1Ha arl.' w johnny McIIalo. Garlaad
S.Nih race, one mile, selling-Soutre {;
Dew Drop, V, Backing Brush, %; Rovai
Pepper. i06, Whisner 100 % b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
ARKANSAS CLUBS.
Stirring Resolutions Adopted at the Stat'
MtctinV

St rring Resolutions Adopted at the State
Meeting
Little Rock, Ark, September 22.-About
200 delegates. representing eighty clubs,
were assembled al Glenwood mark at 3
O'Clock this afternoon when the State con-
venuon of Bryan and Sewal! clubs was
called to order, The convention discussed
campaign matters selected eleven dele
gates to the ST. Louis Bryan and Sewall
club National convention, adopted resolu-
tons and listened TO speeches by leading
democrats, including Governor-e!ect Dam
io. w Jones. lac resolutions adopted
are In psrt as follows.
We caA attention TO the fact that the
Macedonian cry for help has come from
our patriot leaders VINO are conducting
the campaign In behalf Of the redeemed
ana reoisan.zci democracy. our oppon-
EMS mocN the poverty of the plain people.
the Vlcar!oGs Victims OF those VINO mocii.
The bcnchcl1rleS of the monstrous sys-
tens with which Wa are ;rappl.ng IN the
dedth struggle have poured mo their cor
ruPNon iund uninlJted means with whca
70 perpq,Gale then Infamous privileges.
Our leaders can oaly rely on the plain
peop.e cf sma means for leg. innate cam
paGh expenses. Let us act quickly.
There is no time to lose "IIe gives twice
VINO gives quickly" We recommend that
az every mef.ing Of each cub IN the State
h al az every meeting or convention held
III INC zane OF our cause, a part of tho
order Of bns ness he adopted TO take nm
collection for the National Camp, gn
, ~ 10 10 forwarded forthwith. through
", K ii"lwt Of New York. to the Ma
nona! tre9surer; and We especially sug-
e. % our ff.cnds ana comrades In other
.t me prorriety Of similar acton on
thelr par; This IS a final struggle. No
i ,.l VINO loves his country and desires 10
, ,,siht 20 pcster'ty our blood bought
. ,ncr, rs should h, state to make sacred
shrr noes now in tho supreme hour of our
,I ~, , need, Which, perhaps, for the |
"a "a, Inc as unmnnac.ed freemen we have |
an Opportunity to act :" -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
WANTED rOR Tu,rT

several n'onihs ago warrants we're 80
sued for tn, 1~rest Of Charles purhIn on
u charge ~ short "a noes lie could not
he found ~ the mo ard later it was ro-
ported that he WA dead Several DAYS
ago Deputy sheriff Parker learned thnt
nurhin was In waller county and sheriff
ErchSon Immediately started out a tracer
which resulted N the arrest OF the man
yesterday. Ito Is now m the county jait.
hANMg laen hronlhl In Noslcrtinv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

general arrangement committee were
present. Reports regarding the reproduce
lion of the FAN of the Alamo next SUM
day were very encouraging. Matters are,
shaping themselves nicely aud II great
success IL anticipated. 1t was announced
that the La Porte road would run hpc-
cial train. leaving Galveston at II O'Clock
NTH "a rate of 81 for the round TRIP, In
GLIDING admission to the grounds IL was
also announced that nm excursion train
would be run on the Houston East aud
West Texas from Nacogdochcs to this
city on account Of the celebration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
HARRISON TO THE DP1,>rNrps

New York. September % -Ex.prcs,dcnt
Harrison was one Of the spe,kors at to-
days MONDAY Meeting of the C,omuorciol
Traveller Sound Money Io,cuo Cn,oroi
rrea pent Grant. son OF the late presi-
s snot,. ~rsni; presided General Harrison
tboonc On me currency question. holding
All Al u WIS as q sh1ncst to issue a silver
dollar 40 intrinsic1lly worth only B cents as
~ ah.reNla,e the yard measure or 10 re-
""oe 'he cubic measure to bushcl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
BEAUMONT DIspANr,s

beaumont' Texas September 2e-Beau.
m"h' WIN have M more lase' all this year.
ne Gun met Yesterday and dlsorsanized
and Lmiich and Rogers. the c,tehcr ora
shor'stop, viii leave for Galveston. while
SPEEDY Rcd" Newton Tho nitcbcr ,y,t
1"part Tor his former home in Nehra
ih9 Sluh began PLAYING bali on June is
losing only sig out OF twen re.1ra,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
TO ARNANGr rOn mans

There Will be special meeting OF tho
Houston Labor councl tonight at S
o'e,oei At the hail, No. 2l3 ~ Main street
ms meeting IS called 10 arrange for tho
nm ng OF tugtne V. Del.s, who Is SEIZED
ued to speak In this ely Friday n!ght.
II fas not been decided IN what hail The
spfaker VIII enicrta his hoarers, that
Question hcng the chef one for the meet.
ing ton ght 10 DISPOSE Of
lie VIII discuss the labor uue,tio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

purpose OF this meeting is to Bring officers
ana members of subordinate lo1pes into
closer relations with each other and with
the grand officers To stimulate them to
new zeal and activity by intelligent dis
cussion and friendly association, and to
promote that frnternal sentiment essential
10 the success Of the order.
All Sir knights N good standing are in
yitel TO he present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
ST. LOrIS ENENTe:

ST. LOUIS. September 2S.-Far grounds
summaries:
Selling, three-fourths Of mile-Marth
Grin-n, Tricky Jim, oak Forest Time
1I7.
Selling. three-fourths of a mile-Ethal
Gray, King Michael, Faugh a. Ballagh.
J me. l:l6.
Selling. thirtecn-s cenths OF a mile
Uncle Abe, Mercury, Tommy Rut or. 7 m
l;.2i..
slX fnrlnngs- AGunas. Harry Duke, j.
~ Grey. Tine. 11i
-, Mile-Terasnes John Hickey. Fasig.
T me, 1897.
Selling, thrcc-fourths of a mile--Queen
Safe. Charlie Reiff, Ray II. Time. l:l5M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Washington r. H. E
Washington .. -. | I 2 . o. . !
New York e. =. e. | 20 o II II 3
Ratteriey-Nor,1n and Mcguire; Seymour
and Warner
AT Cleveland Il. II Il.
cleveland :. :. ..Oo02o oOOs-2 5 o
Louisville o.. ..... o 0 o 0 o o 0 0 o. 0 . 3
Batteries-Wallace and X.mmer; Fraser
and Dexter.
At Philadelphia r. H. r..
Phlladelpha ,..... 7ttolol-l7 q 3
Brooklyn O.. o.. ...... 3 . OF | 3--16 II o
Batteries-Carssy. Orh ana Grady; Ag-
hey Payne and Grim.
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DISTRICT AVERAGES.
REMARKS.

Light showers are reported from all dis
tricts in the cotton belt except N.cksburg.
New Orleans, Mobile and Memphis. Cooler
weather prevails generally. Excessive
rains al Goldsboro. n. e., 1.50. and New
berne y. C.. l.5s
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NEW YORK DOCTORS,
THE SICK RECEIVE SERVICES FIRE,
6oi Travis stree

:, AZ VINO WISH the doctors for ten davs
VII rr2eve their services free.
hese SPECIALISTS treat all chronic dis
and female d seaees 'N' '''"S
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games. During the season they have
played the best amateur clubs In Louisi-
ana and Texas, the last series being with
the Americans. which club came to this
city with five men from ghe Houston
league team that won the pennant. Fol-
lowing Is the clubs record:
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score was "A tie
Next season Beaumont will have n reg
ularly organized baseball association.