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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Died in the Snow.

A sad case is reported from Elmore
county, woman named Hoffman hay-
ing lost her life through becoming ex-
hausted while attempting to cross from
Atlanta TO Rocky Bar. Mrs. Thomas
Morrow and the woman who succumbed
undertook to make the trip on snow
shoes. The mail carrier overlook them
near the summit OF Bald mountain.
They seemed TO have lost their way and
were much fatigued. There was a cabin
near by and the mail carrier installed
them there for the night. He built a
fire and furnished them with something
TO eat. They seemed to be comfortably
situated and expected to get through to
the Bar the next dag without trouble.
He did not hear of their arrival, how
ever, and on his return trip he stopped
at the cabin to see If they were still
there. and was astonished TO find that
the Hoffman woman had died during
the night, apparently from the exhaus-
tion following the days walk through
the snow.-Statesman
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
The May FestiraL.

Saturday evening in the Methodist
Church, the Blaokfoot people will hear
the best music ever rendered here, and
perhaps, ever rendered In the State.
The numbers by the chorus are all fine,
especially 30 is Gounod's beautiful
"ocnd Out Thy Light 'tThe Soldiers
FAREWELL" by twelve male voices is
probably the most popular piece OF
music written for male voices. Its rem
dition will be almost perfect. The other
pieces OF music are all of a high stand
ard, notably so the DUETS by Miss
Wheeler and Mr.. Kiefer, and by Mrs.
Barnhart and Mr.. Kiefer. The piano
solos Nearer My God To Thee,r and
Gottschalk's grand masterpiece, "Tast
Hope" alone are worth the price Of ad-
mission to lovers of good music. The
church should be crowded MS Blackfoo,
may never again have such fine pro.
gram presented. Tho program can be
seen on another page.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

Sheriff Kiefer can tell us all about
the National Prohibition convention
held at Pittsburg, when he returns
home. Mr.. Kiefer was not an authen-
ticated delegate but was present as
honorary spectator.
State Engineer F. j. Mills was look
Ing over the lands on the West Side,
Wednesday with view Of adjusting
the respective claims OF the Peoples
canal and American Falls companies
in settlement OF their contesting
troubles.
AT the Methodist Church next Sun
day evening, Rev. Yost viii lecture on
Making Home Run" Every young
man in town is specially invited. Every
body come.
James A. Ellington, the murderer OF
Charles Briggs, was hanged at Boise
City Wednesday morning at 9:20 a. m.
A few spectators were admitted 70 wit
ness the execution. Justice came TO
the murderer after long and tedious
delay, so long In truth that the reading
public had almost forgotten the crime.
Such delays may be said 20 almost In
vite crime and certainly have no effect
In lessenIng the number OF murders.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
School Election.

Next Monday is school election. The
voters will be called upon TO elect n
trustee TO serve for the period OF three
years.
THE NEWS knows of no one Offering
himself for the position. It Is an inn
portant one, and we believe no mistake
win be made in the selection by the
district.
Mr.. James McTuckcr, whose term
expires, has been, In many respects,
one OF the most efficient trustees the
school has ever had. His long, faith
ful and honorable service has won for
Ihim the title Of true and tried friend OF
Che csildreu the district and a good
worker fos I educational interests OF
the town. III reelection, We believe,
win give gentral satisfaction.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
About the canai Companies.

Adyices from Boise are TO the effect
that an agreement, or compromise
has been reached by the State Land
Board for the American Falls company
and the Peoples canal company cover
ing certsin lands ON the West Side.
Whatever may have been agreed up
on by the parties named, nothing new
in the matter has been received at the
local land office from Washington touch
ing the case. The lands are still with
held from entry, and may remain tied
up for the next 30, 90 or 90 days.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

For nearly 20 years the Secret Ser
vice agents Of the Treasury have
searched for most adroit counterfeiter,
who with his pen alone initiated the 90
and-50-dollar greenbacks and the 100
dollar Treasury notes with such con-
summate skill as to deceive bank tell
ers, and, in fact. everybody but the
Government experts. Even the paper
was Initiated, the silk threads being
put in in colored inks; nothing but the
''feel'' of IL would raise a doubt OF its
genuineness. The various vignettes,
colored seals and designs on each note
were copied with exact, almost incred-
ible, fidelity. Some $500 in this danger
Gus pen-and-ink money was received
yearly at the New York Subtreasury.
The offender was caught last week,
just after disposing of six twenties and
a fifty note. His name is Emanuel MIN
ger. He carried on his work at his
home in Flaytown, M J. His wife, even,
never suspected him, and he had no
confederates. He is held in default of
$4,000 bail. --Zion's Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

AS we 60 to press We learn Of sad
and serious accident that occurred to
Thomas Munroe OF this place He with
other parties were sitting in chairs rid
ing some where near Market Lake.
The driver attempted to cross the rail-
road track ahead OF a train that was
coming, the wheels struck the rail and
the sudden stop Of the wagon threw Mr..
Munroe in front OF the horses. The
team became frightened and ran away,
one of Toms legs caught in the spokes
OF the wheel, and was terribly lacerated
and broken, his collar bone and should
er were broken, He was taken to Idaho
Falls in special car, his left leg was
amputated. A telegram this morning
states that he rested comparatively
easy, last night. We are unable to
learn further particulars at present
Dubois Enterprise.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

The soda fountain at the Pioneer
drug store viii be put in operation on
Decoration Day. The lovers of this
cooling beverage should call and try a
glass.
In political circles at Boise touching
men In the coming campaign, Is this
sentiment
or all the disappointed men
known to tongue or pen,
The most disappointed
win be Prank A. Fem.
Don't forget that am sole agent in
Blackfoot for the celebrated Alden win.
egar, manufactured In st. Louis, Mo-,
the laws of that State being most strin.
gent in regard to vinegar.
w. A. BULL.
d. II. Biethan has practical man to
do harness and saddle repairing, shoe
repairing and upholdstering. Don't for
get low prices and good work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Quick RaiIroading.

G. .. Wheeler, general manager for
G. Bunting & Co, ordered carload OF
meat by wire from Omaha Saturday
afternoon at io'clock, May sd, and the
car with 10000 pounds was set out at
Blackfoot, Tuesday,ihe 2eth at AIS p. m.
MFR. Wheeler says this is fast age,
and there is some fast railroaiing, but
for the fastest time on record the
Union Pacific is entitled to the gilded
table.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Indians Can't Hunt in Ryoming

The Supreme Court OF the United
States has handed down q decision In
the Race Horse case,n the case OF the
Bannock Indian OF the Fort Hall rcser-
walton for killing game out OF season in
Wyoming. This court holds that In
dians had no right 70 kill game con-
trary 10 the laws OF Wyoming. This
win also hold good In Idaho, and the
Indians win have a short hunting sea-
son this year and all other years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

Business generally will be suspended
in Blackfoot, today, Decoration Day,
and the occasion viii be appropriately
observed. Judge Standrod, the orator
OF the day, viii beyond question, inter
est all who may hear his eloquent ora
tion at the court house at 1:30 in the
afternoon.
p. H. Clark brought in a chunk of
gold Thursday valued at about s55, and
which represented the work of one
team for nine days. His new machine
proves highly satisfactory, and he will
now spend his time making others,
which he leases only, not caring to dis
pose Of them. He has already construct
ed one for Joseph Stanger and has an
order from Ben Wynn for another
Market Lake Sentinel.
One bottle of National dehorner win
dehorn 5000 calves for sl.00, at Ben II.
Fernish's.
One Minute is the standard time,
and One Minute Cough Cure is the
standard preparation for every form OF
cough or cold. 1t is the only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re-
ults.--Hull 4 Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

One bottle of National dehorner will
dehorn 5000 calves for sl.0O, at Ben II
Fernish's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Not Taken For His Worth.

A report comes from Boise that State
Auditor Frank Ramsey hattered him
self that he was TO be the administra-
tion candidate for governor, but when
he Caught on" he was down for chief
clerk in the land department.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Ranch For Sale.

A valuable improved ranch, three
miles from Blackfoot, together with
farming implements, wag-
ons, teams etc. For sale at bargain.
For terms address or apply to
r. j, OSBORN,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
WIu Close at 10 O'Clock.

The post Office and business houses
win close to-day Saturday at 10 o'clock
q. N, 70 observe Decoration Day, the
same being legal holiday. All should
note this fact and get their mail and
transact business before that hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
A NONEI. INVENTION.

Combination Parlor and Sleeping Car OF
Ingenious Design.
A dlsuatch from New York states That
there Is nearing completion in tie con-
struction shops of the iii sburg and Lake
Erie railway II combination larlor ana
steering car which, II II proves as KS IN
ntor claims. viii iovolutionize nlBht
navel on railroads. place the present
s,eeptng car business IA the SAME e'iu s"l9
vfth re most claisQs and forever 40 Il" ~
Win The railway porter \ he Lev car -
exactly Ike any other INST class runway
r,a.h 70 tar as outward appcalailees ~
Inside the new car combines an tHt IT, l.
lures OF an ordinary pailpr ear, Nul W'lh
many an que Nddin IL ~ 80, - ~
The inventor HAT tno combination car
can be transformed from narior mo a
slc.p ng ear in less tim" lhhu il no"
takes 10 make mp the ordinary sieciei;
he combination aud urek Noik are ~.
duo 10 the U.s. OF Pneumatic AR cu0nlphs
IN trc Chairs aud In place of the Custom
nry mattresses m the bar ihs. Compressed
MI In the new combination ca, docs
he work, and the turning OF a flh"ie
scr valve uansforns ~" pallor car
INTO a fully appointed sieen.E'
The berth cushion r mattress IL iHaHe
something after tho same style as an ae-
corHau M order that II may be com
q tly fo'ded UP ana slowed hWhN Wu,h
not Ia Use. liy cNAausiinE th' ar ~ ,.l'
u atticss or Chair cushions INC " one ar
a, de out Of the way. The mere luInlne
If a valve inilairs the ma tfess, Whlch II
f,rre ed out Of the &c q the car ~H'lh
II has lncn stored, and as II HIS WIN hiI
il falls into place, TO- ming NC unnet Ai.u
in,yer b, rtfs The compile Sod ar nef's-
snrv % III the chair cushions Or ma i,.si
is supri.d fom storage tank supplied
v the air brake system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

L. II. Gushing, resident engineer OF the
Sunset, went vest yesterday on an Oh
strNotion tour.
judge T. W. Ford and Superintendent,
Simmons of The Galveston, la Porte ami
houston. spent yesterday on an iuspcc-
ton tour over lie HE.
\. c. Waterman, travelling freight ngont
Tho cily m nslns with local 'freighi rep
/ sentuiiv,s and gre, ting friends ana ac
/ iua;n'aucos.
/ J. 4. Malh onieuenr Of maintenance and
! way OF the : ,uihern Pacific has heen sui
{ ring IT. an attach Il fever aud Is
confined 50 MS home He WAS convales-
ciug Yesterday and Will I've out in day
OF .wo.
( Z. u. woi9, oommercini agent of tho
Gu" n ara trosc eat route, hcadluar crs
at Dallas was here Yesterday int "
nG enrescniatiNes IN tte.ght eircts and
discussing tu'arcc with the money makers
/ N Il ket row.
C. +. Fegun, the ir,snressl,Ie "Earney, .
/ travelling passenger agen, 81 the Bait!-
/ more aud ONO Southwestern, dropped IN
last night from Norh Texas. having tar
riei iew moments at BRENNAN 10 Wiz.
/ ress the triple eXecut Oh.
J.. j. Parks, assistant general passenger
dScnt Of tn. southern i'acific, Was at MS
Headquarters Yesterday from u fly ng "trip
TO Ntw Orleans. I}oUsion j. II warm pia-e
in hot Wtnfhcr. but the ca scent city
never suflers from n cold wave III May
". Bury. SUI criut.n.ent Of roadway
aud l'Ilalnss 81 The sau Anton ana
Arkansas lass. came over lium the Alain,,
CITY and - nj 5esilrdny looking oN.r the
cniilnIN'- rtor rty at tlis Hna of tae
lire and paving t. re poets TO friends
an.ons TIE i.atrrnifN.
u. Is. ceiturn sup rintendont Of bridge
aud uull liips 81 the 5 uilein t'dcinr, icit
f"day moirang Tor Nrw orleans 10
J. a.r or ihc Sumption e work ou
iic ON tuys 90" fr0' tlatiart AT -Aisiers.
ih "i'r liun OF lie lron slr.ture having
t4s ed tf
toral.
J, j. o'DouueI. our hoy Jamsey, The Jo-
ioI the atlanta ami " 80 roin,, has r.
furuCd from 81 several Jays tIlp eart COM
/ liu4nE in S,uess and pleasure. lir waH H.
conn "a led - bis wife who re- urns nom
pi nsan, vAt to relatves ~ Cole
Blanche, Ia
Traa, Manager & w. Bicn aud Cen
ornl Freight Agent W y. Jones of the
Sunset and ccntrnl returned yes.crdnS
morning from Austin where they de-
voted Monday discussing freight uFlns
before Mo commission, cndcavoring To
impress upon he honorable holy ihr i'm
prudence OF reducing rates as proposed by
the new schedule submitted.
James Milan. AM old swtchman and for
the past three yours forennn.of all engine
IN the Houston and Texas Central yrris.
las been promoted to nigh yur linufttr,
to succeed Frank pronty. resigned. Mt
Miam Is ih2rou-1iiy familiar with ms
new duties and 4 iavoritr Win the ynrI
forces He entered upon his nov office
last night ana congratulations were III
order,
T. $ Benrd. commercial agent for The
Fort Worth and Denver cry nt foft
Worth. ~us among The visitors IN the
ritv Yesterday lie had tplNeN-d r1nsid-
ornhly over the S,aic tho pa-t re-" ~N'he
ana carefully noted the inc condition OF
rroug Cotton rs doing rigely, and WIN
Inc large acrenpe Increase This season Il
win ii. the finest as wei as hcuN'"at crop
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wJIIsT TOIfnNEY Ar AIisTIl

Austin. Texas. May 2o-The whist tour
noy concluded tonight. The scores made
todny w,re ns follows; Boulicr and Au-
bncy. San Antonio. -, Park and Wilkes
Waco.
PARK nnd wilkcs. Waco. &; Houston and
Iers Sun Aniunlo T.
Houston nni Berg. 1nn Antonio. G:
Ilrnrh bud liutohlEgs. G.
PARK and Nilkrs, Wrro, were defeated
by Non kocnn"rliz and iiremond OF Aus
tin
Gregory and IInrrcl. Austin, 3.
PARK aud WILKES, waco, defeated Brush
and iuiohings, - to 4.
Tho p,tYars from san Antonio showed
up csperiiiiy wei. Moasrs Rpulier md
Aubrey san An.onlo. wore lenders. losing
one game by one point bat winning three
gnmes. % 30 l. II TO 3 ana - ., Messfs.
Borg and Houston also PM dp good
game. playing two ties. TO 9 and TO g.,
md losing Two games, o TO and to g.
The san Antonio players returned home
tOuiVNi
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Mnnnle rARk nAc,ns.

New York, May ~, Abont aeon people
saw poor s'ooplechnsipg at Morris pari,
Today. ifonilaalc broke his leg In front
of ilc granJ stand and hal 10 be shot.
Summarizes
Mile aud three quarters, seven hurdles
Tom Morir, ~, q handler, tu =. won
Scud ne (SpiHgup io !. scc md; kl-
k"nny, los ucissD. 10 to s. mira. Time,
3 N
Two mies. sic,plochnae Marblc. l5e
norsc) s to L. wen, i,mahng. l5g q.
Iluc.ton). to l. SECOND Cine. 'W Jake
NhpanY ana powwow fcll. Broohdnlc
killei
Empire stake. sicoploohase. about three
and cr.-half miloH The Peer. IA uirnzip,
10 ., won Rod.man, Iis i.yneh)' . 70 !,
second Time. 500 May Blossom fcll.
Wesichnstci handicap. two miles. eight
hurdles southcrn9r. lHo tfeach). even,
won. Annie RiShcp, 40 ~, 'allahnm. 10
!, SECOND Addio lis d-ynclD. to /. third.
rhine, 3,iy,
Amphihi0us race. seven furlongs. fiat
Mirage. l3t fTaraD. 3 TO !. wen. I,ubic0n.
ll5 C'hnnoler, . to TO- second: Pay or
Play. ~ Griffin, 7 to l. third. Time,
20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
OVER THE RAY SHORE LINE

Hunt Mccalcb. railroad reporter of the
galveston Tribune, arrived IN Houston
yesterday Said he las, nights
Ia!k about new railroads, Tho Gal
weston. La Porte and houston beats any
ihlNg N the new railroad line yuu ever
saw came over that line this afternoon
ana we roeied on whole lot OF miles at
the rate of one every sixty seconds. We
crossed the new Say Shore lines bridge
over galveston bay IN three and a quarter
minutes. Mnjpr Baer. vice uresldcrt OF
THE Galveston, Houston and Henderson,
was along and held tho watch on the
trip. The major sortcr smiled as he am
nounced the time. lie must have been
thinking OF the fifteen minutes it takes
III" Galveston. Houston ami Henderson
anu the Santa fc to ec; over Galveston
toy. tell You, the Ia Porte is great and
you peopi. ought To take a trip OYER the
new Bay Shore route"
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EASTEEI ATTENDANTS FOR
yANpAi, ,PAsSi.NGERs VIA
"HiA ,-FENNSYLVANIA

s,y.. look Parcel porters Will, free of
y,ltY and de mar ne comfort Of ali ar
~ M,ssslIa-PennsvI,yisag paSSengers over the
sny them r. station, ana viii a vg'ms
Ansrcan I'M New York City, and he
Ssa raIlroase per. Sixth Avenue ltle-
New Jerssely' s an the Central Railroad
1's,ss street f,rr,ion, also between Des-
tl sl,a Avenue Elevated railroad iS T b,u
In. tfains nret Vanialia- pannsvlvai,i;,
l,'ehger ga, ai Philadelphia broad strn ,,'
ssSo may de .sirion and assist passengers
Flying chairs wsl Their aid; take chargc of
y. "a make tbe m,.en needed meet oairiagcs
hta ssa's They win lie IN n, "snin' q.
,s,,anpan,M in,. until u midnight. ana Wien
'ts and b anss Passengers win carry IA
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TRAlfElC EErINNS

The Financial Chronicle computes the
gross earnings of l3l railroads for Aprl
III sS' 20 an increase of 81 es7.7S5, as
.onii alrd with Tie same month last year.
Tor tne tour months end uE April 81 tue
,rease # Sil E@.son, as compared WIN tho
corr responding lcrod Of last year,
~, Georgia iaiiruad reports gross earn
irgs Tor Alri Of sau.2Ss, an Increase OF
S-.aN, as conratcd With the same month
Ct ihst year, and net slo.>. an increase OF
sao6N. For The ten months ending April
.h the stoss VarnuEs were s. 3N.r1n an
increase 4 fl02c.5 as cumpAiod with the
ar. ; op-iag period OF last year. and
MT tiIA.-.n, am MlloAse OF ANln1l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
sAN ANrnNIn 4 nA1LAs o

San Antonio, Texas May 2o-1hc game
today between the lBronchos md Nnvi-
pntors was the nrcttieht seen here iijs
season. Though the Nnvlgators were SHUT
out. II wns a Rlugory game from start to
nnish. iuIl Of featuros and hcadwork. mud
only sharp playing ~ 'De NaYiThtoTs ieIi
disc soaie down. scaidi the iine cNhlhi-
ti0na rs both pitchers. the features 81 IN"
game were q double play bs l'ouslnsA I'M
uasistod and high on"-nand eaten by
Gr.fnu Cnhill uuirired to the thorough
~. 1. fnrIIun OF cNoryNlly.
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This being ladies' 6Ny, there VIII no
doubt lie u large crowd N the Grand stunu.
Ntno put-outs Mt a-cond hose was a
good record Tuesday fur Reed. lie got
more than first base
Galveston seems TO have met ~ hard
thing yesterday pcnlson has strength
cncd Wp and played them eleven innings.
itoGstons victory and ror, Ncr,h's de-
frut Yesterday madr Change In the per-
ccntose table The Bulalocs nov lead the
list.
brownies friends regret ,rai he has
been ndisposcd Tor seye,ul days. They
hope to see him back In the left garden
fun recovered
lnutzen surprised the popu'ncc when he
put the sphere over the left fe'd fence
Yesterday. l, vos Il timely hit and f.'rcd
the visitors cut.
Manager Carson states .or the iufc' ina
ton Of these who attend tho game TINT
the press stand y ,Nr tho nIiisihl scorer
and wording nVwsi.iner mon Only.
MANAGER Marshall of the licneton Tclc-
phone exchange has lut IA Il talophoi. nj
the baseball pnrk and tic resnlt CT tho
Same IL served TO certain rlhccs ahou; the
cisy whore IL Is Nullcuuad.
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the members OF the fair sex who enjoy the
Notiorul game VIII I've admitted Tree at
tAr gate and g0nd stand. aicCormlck
Will pitch for Houston and Chamberlain
FOR the visitors ana I, Is expected there
VIII be q good game. sherman viii use
every effort to win the lnst gttYe tf tho
series, having los, The Others. Rankin viii
be in left field for Houston. iieokcr tho
Brownie has been sick for sovetul days
ard Manager Carson has decided TO give
him rest.
The game will be called Mt 1 80 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
rllE NACINT EACllS.

Galveston. Tex. May 20 Tho regatta
committee which has charge Of the boat
racrp 10 hc snl'd during tho good ronbs
lrnauo convention. .lunr . to IL. has tor
nui1t'H r1tlt 20 govern the races and
las i'cid.d uron tho prizes 10 be awarded
me committee IN Vhuiyc OF the regatta
Is ns lol,uws. Commodore charles kcll-
nrt of the Galveston yacht club, chnir-
~ an Wee commander. Rex Hord. CAPTAIN
w. A. llutchings, cnutatn. Fred Allen
aud cOmmolorc i. n. Warren OF tho
Whanglo die yn, ut club
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BASEBALL ron CHARITY.

Galveston. Toxas. May 2o--Thc pro
cocds Of the hall game 10 bc played NJ
reach mark tomorrow between Galveston
and enson viii bc donated 10 the Shrr.
man sun rerS ly the recent cyclone. III
view OF thiS lh,t an extra 'irurt is beipr
made 10 get out n blk crowd in order IL
well tie gate receipts aud make the cont
~ hutton ~ liberal as injyslhir. Manager
Wprk rays the boys win play good bah
for such n cause as this and ho hopes to
sec n BIG attendance aud no free list.
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CAl.NrsrnN O. pNNlsON q.

Galveston. Texas, May 2o,--,iaives'on
and Donison played a magnificent game
here today. witch ended in u tic after the
completion Of eleven innings. Hardy ana
Weber both pitched mo hill and were
well supported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21
FLYERS At CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 20--Th. result Mt Lake
side;
FIVE ana oncshaif fur!ongs-Mamie G..
Cnssei Guarder.Time, ZIG
One-baif Im.c-ijevoir, Lulie WINNER.
Thomus uriue Time. ;5iH.
EVE and onc-hnlf acknowledgement.
Sligo Pinch Back Time, i5
On mile-Kad Skin. DICK Behan. Lillian
H. Time. l;h.
Six fur.onss Nk.io, Mammonc. Domino
leo Time. l2s
sev4n fnrlones--John Hickey. Collector.
spandolne. 1lmc. J SG 3-4.
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STEWART AT CORPUS CHRISTI

lie IL 'rrylne TO Get a Concession on an
Island.
Corpus Christi. Texas, May 2O.-Thc ac-
tons ~ ban a. stuart nre causing much
= eculutien among tho citizens OF thls
/, wn oid whatever hat gentleman In
ttnt.ons may .e, he Is Keeping them from
the general public The reported secret
frtar,jr,y u. has he'd with Hon. Jas. Is.
wells OF Brownsville, who Is now in the
ci,y, have given some grounds Tor the
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nrsl,Lrs AT WINDsOn.

windsor. ont, May 20 FIVE and one
hauf furlongs Ralph. Iiandcar. Tom
Quirke. Time, i:0s.i.
one-haif mic. Nclina-Parmcsan Harry
n. Danodil. Time. I2
orc and one-siXt.ruth mi.os-Maurice
Iilppoeran. Master Fred. Time, l;5i7s.
lil.e and one-hnif furiongs--a larchawny.
pete Kelly, Captain Sinclair. Time.
.1-il.
seven furlongs--Miss Rowcit. Tough
timber. Old Dominion Time. i:53.