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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
TEXAS LEAutIE MrETING

The FIRST meeting of The Texas league
mat has been held IN Houston was called
TO order yesterday morning at che
Hutchirs House by President John
H. Ward, there beng present the
following representatives: J. J. Ryan, San
Antonio; Aleck lcas,on. Galveston; W. H..
bai.,y Houston: K. Burns, Austin; John
T. Ward. For; Worth j. Bir,Nsrh, iiraSy
Tor Paris.
inc condition of .he league with Deni-
nnn ana Dallas out was d scusSed. Mr.
iEiS;on said Calves .on did no, want mem
nefsrp I Paris Is TO be onr Of six clubs.
rs inc distance would he too great. and
thu revenues of the games would d.1,p-
t.nf IN heavy trHnsporia ion expenses
after considerable tiAhate on the subject 1t
was decided that the Paris franchise be
transferred to Dallas. Secretary Bar
wch read letter from Manager Nc
Nca.us Offering 70 transfer TO u resp1nsi~
PIE D,v person the franchise Of the Dallas
Nm. and Mr.. Easton then moved that
!Manager McCloskey Of Houston be re-
81 SbSs So e. to take charge q the Dallas fran
oeleved That Mr.. NcCloskey could build
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I'NlGITON NEACH lrN,rn1inS

.r, ns. race one and one-six,eenth miles
u"Sls-Sir Francis lis, Sr Dixon Jr
,n no nhe Dragon los. Refugee io7 Article
lol, Tcmoka 95. ' A'''V''
NV race three-fourths OF mge. .
sear-oids-challenge lis. Bur,esoue ia
,iew-Ga.w The Mauxman III our Ioh,nv
in ~ ,os, lNdwig. Tcmplcrstowe, Sir BREEDER
u Tlh:ra race, nvo-eigh,hs of a mile.
Foot Handcmp for 2-year-ciis :
rn,,ns ,o ~; Cleophus iio Voter ~. pleu-
o ES ~ samovar. Triantou. knvarra 90
ca ro .f race, one mile, Sea Gun handi.
nan,,.iror ,S,ye,r- olds-fccp-o'-p 1i6. Bo-
nlrf,lrte 10. Serolir las Formal 100. Vol
iey i,, w Cossetie 100. Trilleite y"
,,,,, u race; three. fourths Of a mre. soi-
LIZ, LIZ ,Sherioi lV9, Ameer. Ltstre los Dire
~, Sirrocco 100, Galilee iO7. Cromw
90 menoboIs 100. Zanone, WIN 1l. OF
S,h,h race. two and ono-halr miles
SS,,eepicchase-St. Anthony l52, Woodford,
Marcus; Merry Field. Spot E'carte i'd
N,nNie Bishop i47, Red Pat Ii5, DAILY liz,
Msrel Lafayette Flushing Is9, Golden
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out over second base, too fast for q
n seinsr , 10 get IT., and made first, wellnei
sons down TO the second cushion. Han.
man MT to Reed. and sot first. Bupn.
lying az second. the bag being covered
~ ~ ,, ,u.ukin Wellner getting to third.
ioiitfnan tried to steal second while Wei.
haiL was at the bat. and they Eot him
11e,ween the two cushions. lie made a
uiVe Tor the keystone, where RANKIN
, Was ststioned. and Sbaffer threw over the
mttie snort stop. Slagle had come i'm in
une meantime ana catching up the hail
ne threw .hurriedly to the plate to cut or
elmer bul he threw wild on the quick
piay ana Wellner scored. Wekart hi,
safe Tor two bases and Hoffman scored
Meikart never left second base. however.
m,eyaon going out on a fly to Slagle and
McN oiinlck struck Bailey out.
during the next three innings Ious-
ton aid not score. but Austin got a couple
across the plate In the slNth, which tied
the game. Welkart hit high fly to left.
out near the fence. Becker went after It.
but Tor some reason or other he let II
go ,throngh his fingers. Heydon hit safe
and Weikart scored. Rankin failed 10
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Mr.. S. Summerneld Of the dry gnois Arm
OF II. fIirach & Co, Yasoo CITY, Mlss,.
relates under date OF June T. 1915. II have
been troubled with dyspepsia FOR over mr.
teen years. and tho last FIVE years suf-
ferod intensely. ! have tried quite n num-
Der OF remedies. and though at times they
relieved my sufferings. they never cured
me-. About four months ago noticed the
advertisement Of Ripans Tabulcs In the
ST, Lonis Republic. secured box, and
by using them as directed they BENEFITED
me more thnn ! expected. After using
three boxes Of the Tabiiles found that
all Agns OF the disease had disappeared,
and that ] was gaining IN weight right
nicne. ard today can say that am
thoroughly cured. have gained In weight
Ltven'een pounds, my weight Increasing
tftm ~ pounds to las"
Rpans Tabules are sold by drugelsts a,
~ mail u the price go cents q boxl II
.e1s to. the Ripans Tabuieg CompGny.
NO. 10 Spruce street. New York Samnk
via ~ cents. For eale by a. y. KiosIiaS "A
1ruEGtet. No Main street !, y 81 E u ~ - N
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RED MEN ORiANIzE.

Fort Worth. Texas. july Si,-Tuscarora
lodge. No. q. Improved order of Red
Men. was Instituted last night by Deputy
Gleat sachem G. NJ. Barnes Of San An
tonlo. The following officers were m
STALLED: Prophet, Robert Love; sachem,
Ii. a. Judd; senior nsamore, j. n. Nc
syth: inst sanap. 4. o. Sinsell: second
sanap. r. W. Bailey first warrior W. r.
Ferguson. second warrior. y. u. Guile:
third warrior. Joe Isbell, fourth warrior,
j. " Westiand; first brave j. Kelly; Sec
ond brave, j. NJ Moore; third brave.
Jamu Oyerstreni; fourth brave, J.. a.
Lghtfoot; powwows. J. PfeIfrcr and w.
A. Bidarhank.
Tuscarofsl lodge opens it's career In
good shape and IL composed Of enthusi-
astic members.
Deputy Grcut Sachsrn Barnes left this
morning for San Antonio
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catch Thrown ball and Heydon mad,
second and was advanced to third wher
| n'aiiey was thrown out at first Coli.
| Hower was also thrown out Mt first, aud
Davis hit safe which scored Iiey,!t A.
| Ghard retired the side on a high ifs tc
Rankin. ''' "
| 1t was now Interesting. The score was
. ana .. Slagle hit beyond first AMI Wei
kar, made am error In fielding the bail
10 Wel,ner. who covered the bag on
and was called safe. Shafrer hi, TO
Ealley. who held the fly, and Slasln went
20 thlfd on NJ by Heed. He scored on
an error by Hcydon. Jacobs aud Is nm
were tnroWn out at first, retiring the
s,dc. Austin drew blanks In tho seventh.
for the eighth.
1t was IN the eighth inning that the Buff
faloes lost the game, Weikart was first
3 ~ and Red threw him out at first Hey
from Bailey,s bat, Heydrn crossing the
plate. Colihowor III, safe ana hrnush, In
Railer. and q long hit by Davis scored
Cnilihower This gave the visitors the
remaining opportunity the i;jnnloas
could not recover There was considerable
enthusiasm ann quite "A large crowd was
on TO see the game.
How II was lost. Is hard to decide
There were tines when each team could
have played some better. but, taken all
around. II was an Interesting game and
no fault can he found There WIRE errors
Il Is true. but some of them were excnsa-
Bile for various reasons. Becker muff J
hing. but the best players at times have
a touch of bad luck. 1t Is seldom that
Shaffer and Slagle throw ball too nigh |
but they did 1t yesterday. Those thugs |
will happen sometimes, and it is only |
occasionally they occur in the Houston
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EVENTS AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. July Sl.--Just before the
fourth race today a panic was caused by
thunder storm. but 1t soon blew over.
Mle--llarry b.. Moston. Matte Hell.
Time l:i3.
lhree-tourths of a m!le--Nicholas, Pc
trach. Air Tight Time. l1T.
Seven-egnths of II mi.e-Jane, Linda,
Travis. II me, 1.2S.
Une ami three-eighths Of mne--F,lst-
man. Al ORTIZ UaVezac. Time, as.
Three foui'ths of mile-Omah Wood,
Rooter Rosyln. Time. 1913.
Mile--Default, Imp Thorn. Battledore
Time 1:iS.
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WHAT BRADsTnEET SAYS.

| New York. July 3l--Bradstrtrt's revrev
| of the New York stock market Will s;,,
| While bower reco~da wcrr made IN tn,
| prices OF mBny stocks early this week
and while tho subsequent rallies hay.
been moOsfate, a change has occurred in
| the temper Of speculation on the *
change The DECLINES were not accom-.
panied by naturalization and tbs rear Of
| panic 50 prevalent IN the preceding iJrt-
night has Disappeared, In fact, tho de-
piessions were more the work of manIpu-
lahNo operators, working on the bear SIDE.
ihan the result Of liquidation. Lack OF
puhac Interest IN current speculation
however, gave opportunity fce sucn man,
euNeiins, AL Though London Seems In
clihei ~ buy, there Is no other outs.do
support ana the market has been and
continues purely professional one. 20 Tar
az IFS quhl-ly Is conccrne'I The change
OF 1eefng which the street has displayed
~ however more impcst than any
shRht improvements In the quotations Ii
Is dua 10 the energetic and successful
steps taken by the banks ana bnnkcfs
more and elsewhere TO restore the treasury
gold reserve, an' 10 put checx upon
& ID cSpouS In both respects the nnan-
gal Interests engaged In the work nave
been onplctcly successful The further
alleged fact tllnt large lmporiiu. inter.
ests are also N sympathy with the ar
tangomeni may have nm important effect.
Inn activity OF the Investment bond mar
ket ana the unwilllrgp,ss OF Investors 10
municipal Obligations. has Teen ,efarred
to before Starting cvidercc OF this con
dtion was afforded by the practical fall
nrc q the thrae bond issues offered hy |
the city OF New York and Brooklyn. ,'rpH
pre- srects. though. on The whole arc excel |
mt, have received Eennt attention. ana |
VIC straet is not particularly imnrs Sod |
with tht tlcof for railroad earnings I'm |
Wis " Of the shrnkRee cf mercantile. iusi-
mss and cons sdu.nt falling n IN traftIc.
Tho features NJ tho actual market hav,
l"an mainly the efnrka which ~. ~ |
'avcritcs OF speculative and professional
n anipuiation notably Sugar.
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AERO. AMERICAN EAR.

!.oneview. Texas. July 3O-Professor j..
/. Richardson. colored. of Houston. has
hcen In the city several days I'm the in
torest of the Afro-Amercan Safe Fair
10 bo held al Houston n August. He
spoko last nigh; to large andienie OF
colo,pd citizens at the Colored BAPTIST
church Ills speech has aroused M ny
here md the indication Is that 4 large
crowd will go down. II IN rsasonhn On, rae go
from this point They arc anxious to visit
jJouston; having hoard so much OF the
Inequalities OF It's citizens. thy wan. 10
ss,on.r viii sneak tonight At the African
Methodist Episcopal church Posters.
catsicc,ies, Iihographs. ETC.. OF the ialr
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EVENTS At LArON1A

Cincinnati July 81 Two favorites, two
second choices and two outsiders carried
away the money at Latonio today.
Three fourths of a milo, sellinu-Ji,ditb
e.. Nolley Fuse. kenn!e Thatcher. Time,
Five-eighths of mile - GID Law
Scribe. Macoo. Time 1:D3
seven eighths OF mile--Eyron McClel-
land, Eghart. Lawanda. T me, I'm
Nile. sclling-rarrie Lyle. Rasper Aimee
Goodwin. Time l:ilI.
Nno-siXtoentls OF 3 mile Mamie Cal
la.h,an, our Domestic, Bridget. Time,
Three. foarths of mils--Asaph, Rem
nant, Crusader. Time. 1:l5le.
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TOO MUCH MORPHINE.

| MIR. lnglis Takes an Overdose to Get lie.
| lief From Headache.
| Tyler. Texas, July 30-Thomus Ingls
| master mechanic OF the 81. LOUIS South.
western railway at this place. died here
| yesterday from the effects of an overdose
OF morphine accidentally administered by
himself. He was very healthy, vgor-
| GUS men. and was on the streets con-
versing with friends In tho morning Just
| before he went home at noon he pur-
| chased a dimes worth OF morphine stat
| Ing THAI he desired to take 1t to relieve
ntn2ucGe from which he was suffering.
1t seems that he hud been accust omod 70
lakInB anfikamnd Tor heduachp ana that
he either intended 10 cell for THIS drug
when he purchased the morphine or hat
he. thinking the morphn.e to be equally
harmless, took the cntlre dimes worth a
one dose, apprchendag no danser from
MS effect. Or, G, A. SmJlh, his physician,
stated that he knew very iit.e about
medicines ana the effects produced by
them. II was several hours after he had
taken The morphine before he was dis
covered, aud wus lhcn m an almost life
less condition and al medical assistance
ayailed nothing.
Thomas Inglis was born n GLASGOW.
Scotland, aud Was nearly Is years OF age
lie was married In 81 Louis N 1875. He
h al lived in 7 ylcI about ght years aud
cccup!o1 the position OF master mechanic
for the Cotton Bet railroad near,y all
that time. having been promoted from tho
pcs Ion of general foreman 20 that OF
muster mechanic and had served In "a SIM
liar capacity with several OF the largest
railroads in the United States All who
kn2w him Ind the hlghesi adnrai..o on for
him. Railroad men were greatly attached
to him and feel ;hat they have lost one
of their trucst friends and associates |
Previous TO ms railroad service he vas a |
marine engineer. ard he had crossed the |
Atlantic a great many times.
Funeral services were held at the fam
lily residence at G O'Clock this afternoon !
by Rev. Irwin OF the Presbyterian
church. Of which Mr.. inglis was q strict |
lnember. He vas slso a member Of the
Knights OF Honor. knights 'rempiurs and |
W oolmen OF the World. and many pron.- /
nent members Of these orenniza,ions from
different ci;ies along the Cotton Bolt road
were IN Attendance upon hs funeral sery.
ces. His romans VIII leave tonight for
Alton, Ill. fer burial 1Eoy via ho ar
by committee of knights
remplars, consisting OF Mr.. j. A. Edison,
genera, Superintendent OF Tho Cotton Beh
'alway; Thomas Thornton and j. ]. Dag
ish. merchants OF this place,
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GALVESTON 3. SAN ANTONIO 2.

Galveston. Texas. July 3i.--A game
Astounding In brilliant features through
on; resulted in the defeat of tho Bron-
Cos today by the Sand Grabs, Both
teams shared in the glorles of fine ball
playing. Galveston made three double
pays, an Of which were sharp and clean.
Htrber's att.tNs cas- the especial feature,
eqrar,c~ by 1ioovor's fielding.
Score r. II. II.
Galveston =. ....2 o | o o o o. 3 3
san Antonio ....0 0 ! 0 ] 0 0 O. 2 2
Summary
Earned runs-Cfalveston /, San An
tonic !.
Two-hase tits-Galr, Page. Eisey
Home run.-Herbert.
StoleA -Rlakew WecSbecker.
Double pnys-Fage. Weckbecker, Bla-
Key: Wccktecker, Hoover, Weckhecker
llaste on l'aG.s-Of Herbert ,,
III by pitched ball--by Hardy l.
Struck out-By Herbert g. by Hardy /,
Time of game--1:2s.
Ump,re-Brophy.
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Fort WORTH o. PAnIs 1

Fort Worth, Texas. July SiThe
Fronchmen and the Partners had a -uG
of war today and the Frenchmen were
the winters. 1t was one OF the best games
ever played in For; With.
Score r. IL. T..
Ears ...... .......0 0OO0l ok
ierins-Fort worth. McAll.sser and
) aHley; Fnris. Weber and Me
summary:
Earned rurs-Par,s !.
Three-base h!t--Napce.
Double plays-.Fort worth |. Paris |.
struck out-By Weber 4. by McAllister 4.
Bases on baMs-Or Weber /, off Meal
lister |.
Tlmc-l:10
lmpre-J. brennan.
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EVENTS AT BRIGHTON

New York. July 81 The slaughter OF
the favortes was continued at Brighton
today:
Mile 80 Marshall, Chugnut, Agitator
Time. 1:i3h.
Flve-oig.lths Of nlile-Klngs Squad
ron, Fiorlln, Salaire. Time 1:03h.
FiNe-oighths OF a mile--Dclango, Annie
Sweet. Melica. Time l;G2a.
Niie-i,sarl Song The Swain, Deer
slayer. Time. I:i2.
Five-o ghths of a mile-Nna H., Trag-
cdy, Brighton. Time, l;0lA.
F!ve-eeh,h his OF a mile-Eliza Belle. Ber-
zen, Kama Time l:02h.
Mile and ue-eighth- Copyright Lancer.
Bessie Brown. Time, 1;59.
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nRAnsTRnEr,s Rrv1rw

New York. July 81 Bradstrce,'s .on,or
row Will say; Political uncertainty con-
tinucs To- have an unfavorablc effect on
trade and industrinls and mercantile rne,
are unusually dull Mcrcantile credits are
closely scanned and IN many Instances
fhoriened, MERCHANTS ~ Northern Louis
lana ANA Southern Arkansas have c1n-
cciled orders for tall delivery Ia gsme
casrs ow ne to tho effect IN trade of the
drouih. The Industrial fiiuaflCn iK less
favorable. Among manufacturers Of Iron
AMI steel It y regarded as ror'ous IN some
liucs owing 20 Tho falling on ~ deman1.
The production OF pig iron Is furtho. rur-
tailed. yot storka Increase. Tho outlook
8 for further decline n ron and Noai
prices. Curtailmcnta Of production in cot.
ton fabrics continues yet fail purrinFi y
IN prints are n small volume The de-
mand for bpots and shoes II also smaller
Expofis - wheat thour Included from
both coasts OF the United States for the
week amount 10 2iSi.0p0 as compared with
3.01i. 900 bushels lust week.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS

An area of low pressure IS central over
the Missouri valley. An area Of h,s,h
pressure extending along the Gulf cons,
and over the South Atlantic States.
The weather IS generally clear. ests.n,
over the Mississippi valley, where II ,s
plrtly cloudy to cloudy. with roin NJ
Davenport, 81. PAU and Omaha.
Precipitation amounting to 10 of nm
men or more Is reported from paveuport
jacksonville. Omaha and St. Paul
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. July 3l.-Eastern Texas
Generally fair, southcrly Winds.
Arkansas Threatening. Eight showers in
northern portion, southerly winds; slightly
cCul,r.
North and South Internationally fair;
variable winds
Montana-F'asr; southwesterly winds.
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Earned ruhs--Houston 4. Austin 2.
Two base hits-Shaffer. Jacobs. Rankin.
Wekart
Three base hts WeiLart. Davis.
LIT TN lasrs--3v Houston 6.
Struck Guilty Mccormick 2. by Well
ner l.
Bass IN called halls-Off Wellnee I.
Double play-Calliflower and B<ns.
Stolen hases-Slaeie ., Shaffer. Reed,
Kline, Heydon.
Time of game-1.40.
Cmpire-Clark
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IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.
business Conditions Have Clearly
Improved,
CRoP PROSPECTS ARE EXCELLENT
"eviews for tho Week by II. q. Dim a
20. and Brads,r~cis-psnk clear
fngs Of Principal cities.

New York, July 3l.--R. G.. Dun & TO IS
weekly Review of Trade VIZ. tomorrow
say: '''o"
r BUSINESS conditions have clearly Inn
, proved. though business has not. II IL
inc torpid season and better prospects
nave littlc effect MS yet. The q gnng of n
compact to control fore.en exchange by
syndicate placing the use OF s5hOoa. 900
LOT 'na' purpose, may render II Gnncccs.
stocks slight advance, The g0id ex.
ports nave been stopped aud foreign trade
ucts wa ''V'
The prospects for largo crops of cotton
r nnuod corn are Sun excellent It is sup
more than 10 bridge over period n
which ,merchnhdise exports have heen
nsht. h,it me eXehang,c in for, igu trade
We exports from New York having for
Tour weeks been ], per cent largcr. While
iin IN, nave been 70 per cent smaler than
| or. Wheat IS already gong out with more
ircedirom than Is usual for tho neason.
heavy. Lower rain rates hclped corn 10
mako new record at 30 70 and prospocts
| are generally favorable.
| Cotton advanced by qinrtrrs on rNppris
| OF injury. but there are realty few who
| expect less than q large ylc'd. Several
weeks or extremely Stacked demand Tor
cotton orders have brough, II further re
! duction In print cloths to -, Instead OF |
! the ndr'rnce expected IN consequence OF |
| the stoppngc Of 4.Vnoon spnAles hut |
prints are selling more freely whil,. brown |
and hlcnrhed goods ARE d,ll except Tor |
EXPORT kinds.
The wooden Wfls do not get many or |
dors, light Weights opening M r 10 per |
rent lower than last year and sales OF
wool now reported arm loss than "a quar-
ter OF a full week consumption.
Loa'lcr Is siuhhornly held with no
change IN prices. although manufacturers
are huyini Tor at.tunl nco1s. hcsid IS there
y frppfi"'i n'HNN ar'uinlllhi oi Iron IN. |
uHNt,y ~ n'ip"i hni littie by the sottlo-
n wages because the demand Is go light
n Mo- ~ 1 haif ,, rn n'' me a7s'e"'ed
FAILURES Tor lhe wnok have been gSI
IN the United States. aaninst 2Gi lasi year
i'utt 49, ia ''"h''' 'S'inHi Wc"y-esht
New York July 3i.-IIuhhaM RIOS &
co - cottop lc,tcr e,ve. ,r,,,r, Ark,r.,s
,,, -.
LOUISIANA ail' M''"'ss'ppl lh're - no
change from IN" gloomy character AZ the
rports ADVISED by merchants and own
49,, : ,,..,,,..,o,s ,,., -, ,t....,,-...,
N'9 I'""''''''s wa" a'u "ls'""' "N'" .
over the statements they received from
their managers. our European cables sx-
press ak ,pticsln at the contents of these
pcIs RS but they aip4 nAkiilg II deep i'm ,
prcepun on th., minds OF the trado on this
st'r When il * considered that ms trade
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CALDWELL WON.

Caldwell, Texas. July 3l.-Lyons Played
Caldwell here yesterday. Score stood 81
TO 10 IN favor of Caldwell.
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nocrons srRIcrLY 1N Ir.

Atlanta. Texas. July @-Thc democrat
e floatorinl convention met here today
and nominated Dr. Fin. of Marion coun-
~ by reclamation. The doctors seem to
be strictly in II this cnmpa'gn. Or. \. g.
Oliver Is the dcmDcfRilc nom n'n FOR To-
cal representative from this -Cass-coun-
ty: nr. s T. Morris Of Atlanta Ia tho
nominee OF tho dcmocr,oy for state son-
ntor iu this, the FIRST senatorial district
ami now Or. Flint IS named as dcinoc-
-acy's cfioice for flonter for Ibis district.
Three good doctors ought, when they
f.nd out what Is The matter wlth"Iianna."
JOINT DEBATES.
Mckinney. T.aas. July 0---congressman
Joe Bailey and W. ID. Gordon, popusst
nominee for Bailey's seat In congress.
Will begin . series OF debates In this coun.
" Saturday.
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Not Included IN totals.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. JlIy 81.

In Port
e ilazolmcor uir) to Orlhwein & Co.
rs Rhaotia U3r). TO Fowler a NcVitie
So Traveller tBr). 10 VIM Parr & a.
~ lieadlnndH ORB, 10 Orthweln K Co
vessels sailed for Galveston.
SIS llcadland Wr), Cape Town, june n
So Legislator C3r), Liverpool, Jniy ~
a. Brk Blenda tswed). Algoa Bay, June
schr A. b. Sherman, Baltimore. July
10 wy
Johanna Swan, baltimore, July !.
NJ V. Il, Chase. New York, July D.
Schr Carrie a. Lane, New York sid July
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the total cloarnncos at the principal cities
ana the percentage OF increase, or do
crease. as compared with the correspond
INK week last year.
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ON sHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipboard not cleared at Gal
weston today:
Bales.
Vessels of non-mcnher ............. 10y
coastwlsn. per oAlrgan linc...
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Total receipts nf cotton at Galveston Ia
DAY were ~ bales. all by Gulf. Colorado
and Santa re.
con TON STATEMENT
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HAvRE MARKET.

SUGAR
r. Hss Fsrk. July sl.-susar-Raw firm;
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
observations taken by the Initial S,,,,
Weather bureau al all stations al an m
doth meridian time - '''
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| BorsToN 6, AUSTIN 3.
! ssstary Joseph Barhisch came
A. league park yesterday after
! ls,eeraphed the sporting writer
! lussn Statesman: My My,
\, pys won a game from lloIs-
M crippled condition at that"
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BANK CLEARINGS.
New York, July a. - The following
table. eonplled by Bradstreets. shows