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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-05
BOTH MEN DEAD.
Friends Shoe, Each other to Death in a

Friends Shoot EaCil Other To Deatn IN
House of Il!-Repute.
P.anuemino, La, June "A most de-
plorahlc shooting affray occurred this
morning at o'clock and caused the death
of two Young men. one prominent
young business man of this place, ana
the other, though a stranger mere. comes
of a good family and we'll to-do people
of Huntington. W. Va. The two dead mon
arc MIR Oscar Nailion of THIS place and
MIR Evermont RIGGS.
The affair was brought about by mis-
understanding. and occurred, accrdoing To
The testimony of an eye-wtnesf, IN TINS
way: Riggs was In house OF question:
ahi. reputc on Haas alley. kept by
coorod woman named Marie Ellis. Mall
lion was passing the house and called
out to the woman to come Quito wanted
to speak to her Riggs, hearing him call.
said: Pay no attention to him. Marie"
at the same time applying vile
epithet to Malllion. whereuron Maillion
walked into the house and demanded
retraction Riggs said he did not know
it was Mailllon else he would not have
said what he did, but that he cou'd not
be hlufed into taking 1t back
pulled his pistol and shot three times
before Niggs succeeded in drawing his
weapon
Others. friends of Ma!!lion. however,
claim that both shot siinultane DUSTY They
were in small room and close together.
Maillion used SS-caliber Smith & Wcs-
son. while Riggs had i5-caliher Cots.
Maillion shot four times. every ball taking
enect three in the breast and the fourth
ploved through Riggs shoulder and broke
a mirror behind him Riggs fired three
.hots. and 1t is supposed the last shot.
which was the fatal one, was fired by him
as hc was falling. 1t struck Maillion ahou.
two inches above the navel lodging in
his back
Both parties fell dead. side by side their
smoking pistols stil in their hands.
The friends Of the parties are unable TO
atcoant for this sad affair, as RIGGS and
Ma.llion were good friends and were in
| The latter's place of business conversins
only short while before, and appeared
to be on the best of terms Witnesses
claim that neither was intoxicated. as
| neither ever drank, and were either lv
| Ing no doubt the death of the other
would be lamentcd
Mr. Mailion was a popular young man
OF this place and the proprietor of the
Sazerac saloon. He was quiet. sober
and Industrious young man. and was gen
grous TO fault. MIR. Riggs during his
Residence hero for the last few years
bore he reputation OF being a quiet and
! unohtrusive young man.
1hs affair is looked upon by the entire
community as n most unfortunate one.
and the sympathies of all are extended
to the hereaved relatives Of both parties.
The funerals OF both took pace this af-
ternoon.
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plcted. but the work of construction las
re acned point that iustitios one in saying
That IN architectural beauty II has ne
superior, and the Interior furnishing. de-
oraiions and finishing are simply luNuri
ous While not entirely completed the
hotel is open for business with Mr.. James
furlong, n noted hotel man, and his Two
acocmpl shed daughters in charge and
they cxcrtcd themselves this afternoon to
mako the stay of The visitors pleasant
After an inspection of the hotel the OK
ctlrsionists lounged around the vcrandas
and strollod along the lake front, enjoy
ing the stiff refreshing breeze that came
directly from the guli, only few miles
away. then returned 10 the tran and
whired back to beaumont in little less
than forty minutes.
Manager Hammond says that beginning
tomorrow there VIII be regular daily
trains between beaumont and Fort Ar
thur. a train viii leave tbs city at 10
o'clock daily. returning. leave Port Ar
thur at 3 ~ IN. This schedule will continue
until Contractor Smith finishes up. when
two trains a day each way will be put on.
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sorTHw EsTEnN RATES.

ST Louis. June The Southwestern
Traffic association board has authorized
a rate of 81 per lN pounds on sugar
IN carloads from Galveston. Houston aud
sugar Land. Texas, TO Montana common
POINTS. The board has established New
YORK committee with recommendaiory
powers, the committee 10 consist of The
memhers Of the asso cation. a rat" of Is
cents per io1 pounds has been authorized
oh COTTON ties in carloads from i ttsburg
common points. iha rates from s.. Louis
ani other defined territories 10 remain
unchanged
The commodity rate Of 80 cents per 100
pounds on cotton ICED IL from Texas ON
mon points 10 Colorado common points
ms hson cancelled and hereafter the NTH
eiaaS rate OF Co cents VIII apply.
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Today will close the Honsotn-Galveston
series
The new grand sand will be finished
sunday.
Kline hit the ball yesterday, but 1t al
way went .u the air.
Ilii Rankin has lame leg. which pro
vents him running bases.
Little Willie Mccormick Will be in the
box for the bufaloes today.
Manager Work of Galveston has signed
Pitcher lsristow and Archie Colo, center
fielder.
Houston overlooked n good chance to
get ahead of the panthers yesterday by
losing game,
The Bronchocs of san Antonio will
reach here for n game saturday. strength
sned IN every position.
Some admirers OF Catcher cote pre-
sontcd him with n large bouquet just after
the game opened yesterday
Ladies Will he required To pay. adms,
sion nj the game today. Saturday Will
he A free day for the children.
Jacobs was accidentally spiked on the
lefs lew while he was base running III tue
mrs, inning. hut not seriously
Tire question Is, who " iii win the watch
donated by Tua'cn \ Cos, Slim VIII print
thu official ballot ON his score card.
Mike Xcigcr of Galveston WAS entitled
to credit for three hagser III Wedncs-
days gnms. which was overlooked IN
compiling the score.
Pete Bronhey VIII he here Saturday
| with untamcd ponies. Pete has "A long
| black snake WHIP and is determined TO
whlp ,he bronehoes into line.
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MELONS IN THE COTTON FIELD.

Memphis Commercial-Arpeal.
few weeks ago ono of our rorre-
spondents asked Mr. Payne of Cedar
view. Miss for a further explanation nf
his Plan Of planting melons with cotton
ms protection against being destroyed
by bugs Mr. Payne writes as follows:
iniS spring / planted melons on
eonsicgniivc seasons and planted cotton
seed win tho melons. mt the hugs de-
siroyed nearly all the melons before the
cotton eamo M, There WIRE few rows
o. AlHashes and cncumhers IN the same
lot, and they We're eaten before the mel
ons were touched. | have another lot OF
melons In field where thov have rcver
been Wanted before. and the bugs have
MOI touched them yet. also have a
quarter of an acre of melons in another
iot' winch are not mp yet. ana ABOUT
which ! viii report later | plant the
melons In rows SIX feet apart and from
SIN to seven feet apart in The rows. AS
soon as there is no further danger from
the bugs cut out all the cotton. ihs
q the first time that the hugs have ever
ae,ssiroyed any CT my melons when planted
with Gotten
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Sow YORK.. Jnue 4 1he thitI LAY OF the
spring trotiing meeting attraetod 2oeo
people TO Fleetwood park and some splr-
ifca harness uc.ug was sf'n. Inc race
o., the day was The e.l2 pace. il which
Nnlrau starred a hot faNprlfe. In the
fuirfh heni A.rhshlre Coulter aud Nai-
.uu made a v.ry clos. iiuish the former
ialding first At the w'ro ~ "a snort head
rne pi,igas i.lihnratod II long time and
fhrn gave the hrnt 10 Nnlrau OH tn"
ground that Berkshire Courier made a
,cak scar tie hnlfmilc pole, IN" ih'tor
so that TIE decision rhangoi tho result
of The 'aec. II wus a very unpopular rul-
ine and waR Kissed by the spectators.
le incf Nallonn, Berkshire Courier.
Simmons Fest iime, Y IL.
en rrot Mystery. Little Nance. An
teocyse Best ,ime 2l9 10.
Thro.-ninuic paco Rcd SILK. kavar.
Murfta Fest time. Id Ia
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Southern Pacific presided at Yesterdays
meeting. with George Hunter of the In
ternational and NJ. Il. Smith of the lious-
Ton East aud Nest Texas. captains OF tne
OF honor on either side Of the prcsiiinS
officer Various committees were NJ
poin,ei and each and every incmnel
pledged himself earnestly TO the nome
cause. 49,, ,,a
and Tho demand for admission cards Is
Increasing to such an alarming extern
that the committee on buiclnss anu
bridges is seriously considering the con
sjruction of an immense viaduct across
the park 10 provide further acccnmodl-
lions and also to serve a. safe exit IN
case OF a siampc /, tmons the performers.
|, was suggested that some changes IN
the shades and style of the uniforms De
made and n committee was appol 1tci 10
employ a DR. ,lghtsnan and ngincer 10
make the necessary improvements.
1t Is more than farce rivalry tha'
s,irs thu ambitious bail playcsS aui canses
the ttcigh, aud lasseis r"presruNitlNtS
TO walk on opposite sides of The stre"' and
scrap Mt every corner with cach other
as tn which shii have the privilege 81
the shady side Every member q the
rv~nective branches of the trali. service
feels In his henrt that his d"ialrtncut
can Guido the other in playing he Ma
tioual game, and the contest promises 70
he heated. spirited. novel a-n tna'l1inely
Interesting There are a rutnher OF i'ay-
.rs on each side thnl can SatSh' sw'po'
fcs~iunalS. and there m Others wn' can
well ou;class nnythas ani everybody IN
the NAY of entertaining a select audience
at ball park
daily ura,icc and issued strict rules call
ine for iinc or inlrrisonm " Or hcth oil
any PLAYER ahsentng himself fr)n p"ic-
,ice without just cause
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
A Man sho; to Dealh and His ,

A Man Sho; to Death and His Wife
Morially Wounded.
Greenshurg, La, June ION Monday
evening last horrible murder was COM
mitted in the western port on of this
o. Helena parish Oh the plantation OF
Mr.. w. H. Strickland. Latayt~e Chandler
wiylald and killed Tom Butter and NOR
tallN woHnded Butlors wife. Butler was
accused II running the sister of Chandler
handler procured shotgun and secreted
hlhlseiI in the growing corn near n well
Wh'ie iintler Watere1 his stock. Al the
usual tme Butler and his wife came.
'wnou they We're fired upon. Butler was
hilied outright and his wife fell MORALLY
wpnnded with four bullets In her body.
'haHdl.r "aiked 10 u neighbours nearby
ana tod thqm of the deed and dlsau-
pehred INTO the darkness Sheriff Womack
was summoned aud search was made.
On mp TO thc Present he ASSASSIN is srill
~ iats.', Coroner Roams viewed tho
nodN All parties are colorcd Chandler
: a years old. about feet 10 Inches tall,
iqnE legs and arms. slender built front
talking.
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BALL AS YOU LIKE IT.
Freighiors and Tickets Charity Game one
N Week from TODAY.

w eek ! rom pids.
The great game of baseball by the RAM
way representatives for he benefit OF
the Sherman cyclone sufferers w.ll he
played on Friday afternoon. June T.. at
tho league park. and the ten thousand
disappointed enthusiasts who were rohb, d
of their evenings entertainment last Tues
day hy Indictment weather viii have an
opportunity of gratifying their one pleas.
iis desire witnessing the most novel ey-
hbition ever presented On a Texas dia-
mond IN that day.
The date was decided upon yesterday
at n meeting OF the Two clubs. the
Freightcrs and the Tcketers. held IN
the parlors of the New Hutchlns aui
II was unanimously agreed that the eS-
hihition would he presented on granler
and more elaborate scale than originally
contemplated The local railway rtlre-
sontatives are thoroughly snihused with
the scheme and propose 10 exert ,htir
energies 10 make the entertainment a
grand success in every sense ef he 'ern.
and are most hopeful OF realizing a hand
some pnrse to swell the relief fund Ter
The moor uniortuna,es who suffered In
the sherman cyclone.
Director General Horace Reese Of the
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pEAuMoNTs NEW ROAD.


F-rsi Train to Port Arthur over tho PITS
burg aud CUT.
beaumont Texas. June i-At 2 O'clock
sharp his afternoon the first regular pas.
sengrr train over tho Toxarka and l'ori
Smilh raliloal l'fi Beaumont for Port
Arthur The tram consisted OF engine.
WIN Engineer Jones and Fireman Mlihv
Mhtsnm IN charge AMI two coacia
Mlth NnnliNcfor llapgPrfy al tho Ia ,.s,I
'.ueral Manager +. $ iammnrl beinp
ainpnS the ~ Ecamnnntcrs who tnos
auNah,ng" of this emporium ~ ia m,ke
,heif hrst yisii T. Por; Arhnr snuih,.rn
tor,hihal Of tho Kansas CIV. plfsHi,r,.
hnu I'm railre'd and fuiures rta, s.asor1
o. "a" TrNas coast.
W. Wlthnnt incident other thnn 10 ,r.
.nHmrht oi q fast ride over a good sol,d
s"tlNel and rails oysr wiirh tA,, AZ
- lil.u 10 glide as + sliding on gins. M :.
Nro'7uIP Wa slightly MARRIED by the fas;-
~. u morn, however. numbrrs nf ,he,n
s""lhllHE along tho train and cai,,in,,
srNrFli SION downs. Manager lIamnomj
~ thal the track will soon be- Tened
'n, .lth INC iWenty mil s. wifi II nas III.
tb"",suiilen an hour In running TO-DAY. YIN
~ r r,,, maj u twenty minutes
Apfivins al Port Arthur tho rnssanrors
49, en.aleP repaired 10 The Hotel 81,
PIE hsnIa, NE magniicen, hosiery which /,
nai.g huilt by the Port Arthur T@wn s,,e
company This building is no, ye, t" csm enc
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Two base hi,s-Kleeman. Mackey. Hey
dor. Reed
TNrea base hi.s-l.awreuce. Hoffman,
CrottV.
st-uck cat by Scvir by Blackburn 6.
stolen bases~Burns. Wcikart.
lattcr ht--ficydou.
Passed hall Miller.
Wld ritch--Nevin.
Time Of cams-2.0o.
l'irpire-Chari
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THE TROUBLE IN ENGLAND.

j. W, I.0caA, IT. T.
do not say that unequal position Is an
injustice. for two men may start with
'lnal OPPORTUNITIES and the one may be-
come wealthy and tho other the reverse.
~ their own actions. Rut what is un-
lust Is that the man who has saved his
money and hired land should have TO give
NE result TO the landlord This 10 against
The interest OF the commuuisye
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kANsAs clrY Rrsl,ITs.

kansas city. June i-SiA and \ half
furlonss- llcsperia. Little Chip, Spray.
Time. i26
p six farlongs4-Al Watts. Ed Glenn,
Sharp. Time IN
Mile selling rowhatta. Fonshway. Ar
kHnsaw Traveller. Time, lH.l..
-Four and onc-half furlongs--lIl Do. Jim
Bakcr. lucy pay. Time. .s.s,
Six furlongs-- Bill Ellison. IN Dare.
Senator Morrol Time, Ia,
Sin fnronga-- nnsnmorre. Wild Mint
Minnettiella. Time. -.
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sherman. Texas. june fisherman won
iodey from penison by the same score us
yes,erday-io to :. The features OF the
game were Chamberiain's pitching ana
Naudrcsser's work a, short.
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SIR WALTER IS HIS NAME.
He Won the Brooklyn Handicap in
Red.hos Drive.
CLIFFORD SECOND By A SHORT HEAD.
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Earned rams sherman 3. Denison i.
Two base hits--Chamherlaln 80. Bal
ley ~
Thrae base h,t-o'connor.
Struck out-By Chamberlain 3, by Null
KEYS
Bases on called halls-or Chamberlain
5. m Mulkev I.
Double play-Croely and O'Connor.
stolen bases Menofes (2l Bailey 2)
Nanlresser. Zris. clark.
Batter hit Oh rk
Passed ball Land.
Time of sarc-.:lo.
l'mp.re-fircnuan
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AUSTIN 10. SAN ANTONIO $.

Austin, Texas, June 6--Thc game hc.
tween the Austin Senators and san An
tonic I'onies turned into a farce comedy
~ the tenth. when Austin hit Nevin Tor
cirhi safe ones and scored nine runs. thus
getting out of the S'onics' reaeh. The
features were the hard hitting Of Well
nor. blackburn and Crotty.
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SCORE , g inninge- > ! e
fioastuu ................. "a o 0 no % A. 1
Nalvesion .-...-............le go = 9
summary
bafuod runs Galveston g. Houston 8
5,rusk ont BY Siaple,on T. by Hardy T.
Hasss ON call.i BALLS on Stapeton :. off
Ltrsou !. 80 Hardy l.
bo1hlc play Boot. Pare and kemmer.
Slolen bases ,iaslo Shaif"r 2l Reed,
Ntuhin, Sneariussn. Brnrt. Bolt, PAGE
Isps-.d ball Is Checker.
Tim of game ~.
mpirc--Si. clair.
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LAKESIDE RACES

Lakeside, Ind. June six furiones--
runarder. MIR, Dunlap. Collector. Time,
lla.
-Four fur.ongs- Tom Anderson. Cogent.
Go-tightly. Time. 'siN.
Five and one-halr furlongs - Irene
Moods, Elusive. Pecp-o-pay. Time, ~.
Mlic-i-a Creole, King Bors. Tools Zine.
IA
Five fur.ongs Glsnoid. Bob Leo, Sim
mons, Time. i:0i
six MISUNDERSTANDING Bird, Mamie D..
Nellie y. Time. l.i7i..
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Earned rams lN,llas &, Fort Worth /.
Two base hits Earle rrtcrarl. Wre ady,
slruek ont Ky Gray /. by Gear I.
Fasos Oh called halls-on Gear 5. OFF
stolen bascs- Earle Cl, Nc Allister Gear,
Passed hill kalNhofi.
Time Of game ",01.
Omnirn-- kemncr.
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In the introduction of elderly people the
younger should be introduced to the elder
not the reverse