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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

An Accident on tho Waco Trhck~Inh GilI
Injured.
Waco, Texas September co. Tho Texas
circuit ch.-lrc lght r,ccs tonight wcro
very rood. ana ono State record. tho hnf
mile professional competition. was low
"rod. I'm the two mite professional race at
The beginning Of the last lap Wilmlns Of
Dallas colliich with Geo, Solomon of Waco
who wgls pa'cmakcr, and fell. ON. who
was luvt hohind, ran over him. li'nuhnE-
ton OF Dallas a spectator. ran to Nilmnn' s.
ro4.lln aud WIS struck by ". j. GIN uf
Waco. aud both fell IN q heap together,
knocked Hcn9ciccs. GIL received "a Few
bruises ana was forbidden by the nhysi-
cans 20 is1 on .he traclt again. lenring-
ton received a erN.rc cut OVER the right
eye and had both eyes closed, Wilmans
WAS Unhpff hrvund a fcw hriiHoa.
Tho following are The results;
Half mile. Analcni~tihns. Philllns 81
Waco won. .. Schedmental eecond, Bird
song OF san Antonio nnlrd Tsme, l;noA.
Halt mile. professional Max Morris Of
Fort Worth won, Il. ON of Waco reeond,
Lloyd Wilmans OF Dallas third. Time,
i,ui
ono milo. nninie,T-Chns. Philips OF
Waco won L. r. Brhsong second. &.
Schc,,mentnl third Time. as
one milo, PROFESSIONALISM WilmnnH
OF dallas won, Max Mornis of Fort Wprih
second Fred Taylor Of Dallas third, Time
Oi;A urlle, boys race-0eorge Shelton
Won. Time. 2'3l't
Two miles. amateur Chas. Phillips of
Waco won. j. r. BrdsrmR second. c.
schodmental OF san Antonio third, Time
Five miles. professional Max Morris and
Fred Taylor dead heat. II. J. Han second.
Time " ~
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Tho PROSPECTS are that Friday night a
large crowd VIII witness thu siorm!ng OF
the Alamo. which WI be given AT Fore Z,
Park uudor the auspices Of the Emine.
Rltles. The public has become curious
sI.se the affair has been 80 often post
tll.ed. and those WHO AZ rSi fook NJ ia
tereat IA T. orr now anxious 90 see ~
ven done. Tie Emmeis surely have hAd
n rough road 20 travc IN tnis eniAIprlsc.
Their f.e,si picnic given ia 1905 was gr a.
success but this occasion has brought
,Tgre rain than d.d che reunion.
t,,c,rf Vc.f-f,l1y 10 confer with tac e1m-
uar.ier OF rhe Iannr Guards. Captain
To1reg1n. He returned last Tight and
si,tad thst not only L. the ueop ~ cav.
airv coming In fun force bu. that al o.
Iser, Bend county vii b. acre.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

i. +. Lanier lef. Last night for BUSH
ness trip 70 East Texas
Captain s. j. Winston Of Richmond was
a guest OF The New iihtchins yesterday
II. q. Patton, prominent fire .nsur-
ance man " Waco. Il guest at the Capt.
toll
Robert II. DAME, OF Griffin. Ga, great
Infononf3 81 the Impf3Ye1 OfdT OF
Red Men. had apartments at the eap'ioi
yesterday.
Mr. r. J. Bergeron has returned from
Galveston. where ne has the contract "
tear dswn 10 the first story ana rebuild
Inc fremont Opera house. Mr. Bergeron
reports most satisfactory progress with
tho work,
MIR and Mrs Fred Robinson OF the
Uunisvll.a Hem. Mr., and Mrs. II. =.
Jo-es Of tho Conroe EutornriSe and Mr.
and Mrs George Dun,op OF Richmond
reached the city yesterday on Their return
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formation of all parties intcweted that
tine term eouimoh point tefEtory." as
designated III sad commodity tarim No.
~. embraces. without exception. That por-
tion OF Texas lying east OF an inClultng
on the Fort WORTH ana Denver City rail-
way, CISCO on the Texas ami Pacnc rail-
way and Texas Central railroad, Brown
wood ON the Gulf Colorado and santa Ne
rAAsM ay, ldano on the Austin and North
westera ta,ntoai, San An,oaio on the Gal
weston, harrisburg and san Antonio rAtl-
way ana the san Antonn and Aransas
iass railway, Devinc on the interna. ional
ana treat Northern railroad and Sk!dmore
aNd Corpus Christ! on the San Anton.o
that the dlncrental rates to he ymnloyci
IN making rates on salt in ear loads from
ahd TO ron ts in direreptiai terrsiory"
sortbcd In exceptions / 10 10 intluslvn
SION OF the general tarfr OF class
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TARIFF MATTERS,

Galveston. Texas September @,-Ine
ut.so,r, Kansas and Texas mas issued
an emcndnen, 70 IFS grain tarift. anp.y-
tnr the same ra.es on -four ana MI stuns
rms is ar important MOI io,'y,,i ah tl.reat -
t VIZ h -, az EXPORT grain ana gram
u Inc I through this port The amend
pi2i'ih' era,ne effective September 29
Tne Chicago, ROCK ls'anI o cn' 10.
ne, na. ~, ,,,s'lt,.fs AZ grain a1d miii Nuns
fram Missouri river points % 'ialves'oh'
oblieratIng tho ddereati9 hgr'to lS ~
,,s'n,,i',fa~tifrei products. I'll tariff IS "a
"a, v.,tb .haf recently put in force by tho
ilatv, anJ the Missouri Pacrc-
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GRANHsMND KAcns.

Now York, September 29.--ln the third
race today az Gray,eond Cleophus was
~ ana Il cost NJ. +. Dwycr $500 to win
th0 race.
First race. thrce-quarters of a mile--
Scarf PIN SeJ Fast, swamp Angel Time
LIS.
Second race mlle-Sir Francis Crom-
Third race. threc-quarters or a mile
Cleolhus, Divide. Traggdinn Time 10.
ter5 OF mlle--Agitator, Trcmng). hu-
81 on Time. ia.
sixth ucc, three quarters of n iniie--l}cll
Port. DR. Grimes, S1oEgan. Time 1851.
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HAS FRIENDS IN HOUSTON.

Tho friends and relhliYpa in Houston OF
Robert II. GIN. now living NJ Naco, VIII
regret to learn Of the accident last night
during the o"riric light races in VI eco, an
account Of witch arrears 81 tEt Sporting
column Of The Post hts morning GIN
formerly lived IN Houston and was very
popular. He has many ftiefdt here. anu I
IL hpuc1 hat his injnry is only slight, az
IL Indicated IN the aISeial telegram 20 The
post MIR Gin mss a sister living IN HoUs-
toh Mrs T. ! Flyers
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mis- Keech'er. Loyal Princess Time. t.sa.
SECOND race. ilvc-c ehihs 81 milo Al.
Thfd race. ihrec.fuurthr OF a mile
l;lS2i.
Fourth race, throc-fourlhs OF mile
tinno Relic, coch-na, rradcsman. rme.
fiith race, scven-oiphtha OF nmilo High
Test Ethel Gray, OV.rclh Ilmc 1,gJ
SiAth race. SolllnR threo-fourth4 ~ a
u. 10 l'amoclos. llllsboro, Mohaask,.
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Austin. TexaG, september -s-Ihe ral'-
nv commission has issued the following
circular regarding mileage rates embraced
IN commodity tarin No. 20;
In v,eW OF the fact that some questions
nave boon presente1 w;n I'serl ,2 ', az
Ky ',nsisasc rate bet forth in commo1lE
,,@Y No nj which was ISSUED jay -
Ns 10 1prly on saipnen, 81 sais ~ l.. car
. vaans IN Texas and bechnc effective
elieist 10. 1895. the comm as!on has con
ctuded 10 state N this form, tor the ~
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ALL OPERATORS OUT.
Canadian Pacific Telegrqphers Stop
Freight Traffic.

Canadian Pacific Telcgrpphers Stop All
Freight Traffic.
Vancouver, =. c.. September 2a-The
strike Of the operators on the CANADIAN
Pacific. which occuiced at midnight. TOOK
III. officials OF the Pacific division en-
iirciy by surprise, the first intinluon re-
ocNod being the st-ppare OF all trains.
Morr won't out. The ass slant supcr.n-
ton ort has, however, succeeded IN 70 l.
ting the Atlauic eNpres2 Hut, and * e' %
10 b. able to make arrangements for tlc
running Of mans ~ Few days.
Winnipeg, Mar'toba, September 2a.-rhe
Eastern division of the canadian Pacific
IS completely ted up, except the main
line ma trains The company tried 10
get out four freight trains TINS III ~. =;
hut could not. All operators At 700 al
points are out.
Montreal, September 29--Canadan Pa
cinc railway trains move, but very SLOWLY
on account Of the telographors' slr.kc The
comuany is gong to serve all striking
employee with material protests because
they have left tn air situations Wthout
the notice provided for IN the contracts.
The operators claim that the train d.s-
patchcrs are with them.
saulte ste. Marie, Mich, September %
Business on the 500 and Canadian Pacific
railroads is AT siandst.ll The strike
Of the Canadian Pacific telegraph opef-
ators has caired havoc with all Canadian
Pacific trans The east bound limited on
the 500 read. which arrived from MN,
reapoNs this morning was stu detainel
here this afternoon.
Ottawa, Ont. September 29.-The Cam
dian Pacific railway seems 10 be getting
it's passenger trans through, notw IN
standing the strike, but the freight irdi-
iic is SAID to be badly tea up
Toronto, September 29.-Traffc on the
Canadian Pacific is greatly retarded today
os The result Of an operators strike, AZ
many stations where the cperat r., have
decentralization with the dispatchers Is, in
many cascs, carried on by telephone.
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THROUGH GALVESTON sLrNrNR.

NNsNINrIon. SeVT0mOOr W--Ih0 VN7S'n-
gcr department Of tho Southern railway
taountcs that II hes extended its
through sleep G ear service from tAs
East to Galveston ana uu October 10 a
sleeper lirc. operated GA the fast uail
from WtsElurtui to New ptissus, VIII
~ excluded through Hou-t1r - Calves
tom, and tte >iceplr nov heiu operated
ON tho same train hotNcCu ifirmlHshinf
and Charlotte viii be eNtelIed hrorSh
f.. NntN Nn-le
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THE HOTELS.
|iAwLoR-nAr TIES. $50 AND 81
b DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO.

|LAwLoR-i. a TIES. $50 AND s,
b DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO.
lEToR
b. Davidson, san Antonio; G. Cas-
DALLAS; J 7. Swcelman, Gllvesto1;
Collins, s.. Louis; O. L.. Teach M.
|Wolgh; NJ. Lur'cr, Aus in. II. w.
|.mirk. Bryan Eugene williams.
4 Miss Noble Thistle, Richmond: A.
|lpps. Richmond. j. NJ. owen. New
lls +. j. Pieiche, City: ". II. HI h.
Galveston, Marie Eden Rice. New
Mrs. DR.. j w. Gray, Galveston;
Barry, New York; Ma-s,cr !. ymon
(cr. Whar on Miss Lillian Shove =
|,w York; W. y. kinchclor and wife.
fton; Miss Elinor Perry, New York ;
4. Charters, Chicago: II. A. Boots,
|Ycrk; y. l.. chapman. Cuero; Mrs.
Chapman, Harrisburg; Harrr Rev.
NeN York, Mrs. :. NJ. Gay. Ilar-
h. Edwin Emile. New York, T.. T..
~, 81. Lonis, $. G.. Patton. Hare ts-
u. l.. No ton, Arlington. TeXas;
Ashwor;h. Nashville: II. il. Il ne
[Gnnd RAJ ids. Mich; W. \. Tuiey.
Psals, R. A. beard, Liberty, II.
h L. Anderson. Dallas: e. a. P;g-
|peer Park Arthur Dobbns. Pi :
Pa; John l. Franklin. 81. Ions:
Moran DGllas, G.. G. Condor Pee.
IN; W. II. Fr,el. san Antonio: S.
PETER. GalVcston; L. II. Marrof0.
Pm Point. La: IL. b. Cunningham,
ttlphia; II. II. Harvey, jefferson
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R BAPTIST CONVENTION.

~Ami'ee to provide pace: for the
WIZ WI he here on Oo'obcr o
Esnefal Baptist Convention Is con
IT, the dilemma OF getting IN
h. IoF t-ard much more rapidly
loda,loCs are being offered
kn q the first Bnpt st oh lrfh
70 NEE, this difficulty by Sc
49, In private HON $.
- ',hncc NJ the meeting a the
M. On an'ght is requested, -
'iupAal arrangements can he
~, e.rtlon prom!sos 20 he ono OF
- interest and tNa attcnlanoc
k,Sry large, particularly as the
Il, ave extended The tine far their
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THE MONDAY NIGuT SHOOTING.
My ThonnA /. lyons ana her sln,
Thomas j. LYONS. who were shot Monday
nrlN By James lsane Newton. were re IT.
ing easy yestcrony. There Was M com
Mrniire change in thor rsnli4on Mr..
Lyons, Sr.. Is not 30 badly hurt as tho
otht ra
Newton woke mp yesterday morning nnl
round one OF hi8 ewes Ind guno back on
II IN during me might The rleht opic
was closed, And. ns tho hoya would iuy.
'uc ~ lflH lamps was out - About noon
soinr of Tho swelling had dhApp AIRED avid
~ coi'd sec oul Of be injured member.
hml net na well as hu you'd lic day he
fore. There Is VT injury enough to hi8
face to cnueo him TO remember for RoIno
5imo the blow of Thomas j. Lyons
Newton has retained elliott Tnccy na
counsel 4 hearing has been set Tor IN
morning before Recorder Rqloy, but II IL
ppHs bic n VIII be postponed on accoun,
81 tine condition of tho Lyons family.
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SIIcE HTSSEYiS COURT.

s. 49, was before Justice Hus sey's
i .e ea on the @ lrge ~ T di urh-
80 ald WITS fined 81. Yates
~ reo'cred school AZ Chlncyv lie
a. = the ~ eu!ne Ct th,s scrn.
4 ~ re was disp acCd by n;
rrs d nan r1mei Conway ola ed
eN1I the school. Yuses dd not
'sbeens;e ard his endeav1r 70 break
"0i 81 20 his arrest.
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Tury HAVE cLEAN RECORDS

Lexington, KY. September e9.--Thr a.
ton OF the Jockey club IN "ullnr OF Rlley
Grannan and r,fusing entries Of WIN
wallace. two loted young kentueky turf
men Gagged d big sensation rcre. The
concensus Of opinion among breeders apa
trrfu n II thi ths ne ION rs ill-advi-ed
ana WIN rfaul, 81 inI,uIng The Els crn
turf Kent Ks breeders inay refuse 20
enter N Jern stakes. sympathy r. all
VIII, t',c $50 young tgrlmcn who have
,ha cI4s,nf.. of records
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slNG HOUR OF TRAIN MAILS.

q on the International ana Great
"a and the Galveston. Houston and
kron arrive at and depart from the
kitional depot, foot of Congress ave
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas trains
fhe Katy depot. at the foot of Mont
4 avenue, north side OF the bayou,
ZION, La Porte and Houston and all
foads except those mentioned use
land Central depot.
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cIIEap VAIrEB

ALWAYS on hand a. EhoWN'S IL EEl
OFFICE. at 80 Aia.n aftct,. ! al' a. I've
ana our guarantee ble1 VIA eN'iF u ~.
srld ANe are nsm1-rn u the Am. ricti
Ticket Brokers assogiiti VI - 'Nl
10 ge. our rates to any p1.nI Def"'S psy-
ing YOUR ticket.
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AFTnR THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Chicago. September PA meeting OF

tho adVlsoTy oommlllNo OF Inc VlclIIns
house was calcd today Tor the purpose
ol considering The action ot the Sputn"gn
Pacific n paNi comlniss oua ON cul~r,utt
traffic 20 the Pacific coast, ua VI has
bpcl doing iur some Jino. Thu neettn,
ailoIrprd to tri1NN without ,nkirs any
definite action. 1t WAS ihc seusv " the
meeting that further Efforts r'io''.d be
made TO hold a conference " GA In, SoH'n-
Urn Pacific and see II the situtH1 IN c,n
NOT be .mproNpu.
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GENERAL. MANAGER VAN VLEcK.

General Manager W. O Van Week OF
the Southern Pacific railway lett for New
orleans Monday aud VIII Join nnr:y Of
officials OF the Queen aaG Crescent today
IN. 20 10 NhlllAMonEa.
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cnnnrrr AGAIN WINpLAMMINO.

Dallas. govas, September GA dispatch
received "a today from the Now YORK
Herald rcaI "Corbet Shark fight 81.
Ccrtert Fasy 10 train for fight VIII
Fitzyillnrnf VIII you orer a purNcg
INC nary 20 whom the telegram was adj
drtfiiri 81 not In the city.
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Clnoinnau Ohio. September .9.--The two
rsme nih Chicago we're again POSTPONED
Ia egunt rain. Tomorrow being The
alo.f III 8nfC he rimea VIII hc played u
NOSE Hi The lat game OF Chicago win
49, I.-.L L OF.
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on account Of the Texas state Fair ami
Dallas Exposition October 10 to -, the
Southern Pacific issues the following isi
OF rats to be IN effect for than occasion;
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from me leaai Texas prcss editorial oNcur.
ron 70 llenNer Mrs. FIRED Robinson VIII
irn9ln ln Houston aoveral days, v.sst-
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Y oowan, Boston. Mrs. ID. IL. Schat-
L. Hudgins, ). G. I.usk. W. u.
l'r, New dreams; G. +. M6ulton,
NJ D.; X. 3. kllough, Waco; w,
y Atlanta, S. h. Wolf. s., Lou 5
Andrews. city, w. Il. Hancock.
7; l., Bullock and wife, Massachu-
IA A, Bullock. Columbia, u. S.
syracuse, y. l.. Brooks. Boston;
u Srat.on, Dallas. H. pohson, s.
m. A. keames. international. aal
Northern railway. +. NJ. Barker,
Mehadrson, Boston: c. T. Raft,
ln; Robert T. Daniels, Griffin, Ga;
!; K Richards. Abe Strauss, -.
EhH.n, Smi,hyil,e; A. s, William,
fTshe' X. q. Patton. II. e. De-
Waco; T. W. Maddox. +. S. Dick
N israel ana wife. II. w. Chap
~ York; ]. R9thborn. New Or
n. L. Wilsnn Tr'nr
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nArr wAR IN sHREVf9pRf'

There is a very Lively STU
,ra,,.ht rat s out of Ne@ 'fi 40s
shrqvenort. La. IN fact 1t e. .ne o.
rost nersis e.i. lltLa wars 1000, e
~, ,Tat business. ard me M.
for s,iH greater cuts, says
ierns Times Democrat So a-d "a.
The war Is between 'he
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ST. Lolls, Mo-. September 29.-Fa.r
ground Fesails:
Fast race. seyen~eighihs OF mils-Den-
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
A Party OF Officials In the CITY Yesterday
I'm Route to New Orleans.

Party OF Officials IN the Guy Yesterday
I'm Route to New orleans.
Among The visitors in the city yesterday
was "A ouartette OF gentlemen represent
inr the Illinois Central ra lway, WHO nave
been making a tour of the state, ana
aft,r speudine the day in Houston lel
lash n.sht for New ORLEANS me h-Hi va
The party was 4. il. Hanson, genera ilas-
spnlc- agent of the road, Win Ht"d'l"tl
tcrs ot chicago; W. 4. kelond' assist
mn renerll passenger agent, L'nlsNHc'
William Murray, div son pas luRta Fsiii
New orleans. and Fred Miller, tr"N ~ Is
Messenger agent. New orleans. lues
cailnd AZ the office Of General fasssh
,r,nt Parks of the sunset route anu vs.
jtej the cay tieket offices OF the various
roads in the CITY. o,.,,r ,a,o ,ravas
territory and TAX az II look at the l'roa,
perts for business said Mf, Ilnn l,,. ~
a writer for The Post; are NV ~
ia i, is through our connections IN
;rexas that We get a great deal 81 Dust-
ness therefore We like to gal on tnv,tt'
W reach the N grin 9 %rjea Ess' Memp2i.
M 81 louis. An Trunk Ines IN lcNaS
connect with us and we can rou,c y ~,
eier through New Orleans, tnFousI r ~
isbis and thence to cincinn2tl, OF vi DV th
st Louis TO Chicago, giving !est I'm, I'M
"a The lakes and to New York We ttNoi W.,
a great deal % territory anu W. VII he-
Iilc 10 overlook IcNas IA 'u' "a, 80
'.1ilse we carry Il great mary l'Ad9 PN'
uIe during the year. r., Nam mr..
The party left last night Tor Ne" VIZ
lears.
galveston. Texas. september "a IL
Ia, son of Chicago, general pasSe'Se,
ant of the Illinois Central ran
road. who has been making
,our NJ Texas. arrived in Galveston, thl9
nernIrg and after spending few hours
nlear,ntly in the c.ty depqrted Tor nou
,nn lie was accomranit "a by NJ. ~, -, "a
lSaiio,,I assistant general passehh,st -
Of the lines south Of the IN . rH re
sonthwestern territory tributary
viii ns,douarters at Louisyl te, ~
coinnel VIM. Murray, diyisio -.,,,
aeant at New orleans, VINO
TO most Galveston peopie, rsrt
Fred D. Miller, traFelns pa .,s-seftar
who. under Colonel MWrai' ..rorts H.
look after Illinois CehuA
Texas. -
RATE WAR IN SHIRE hP2hi'
There is very Lively s0pl ,'-' 2,
freight rat out of Ne% "f - ~.
Shreveport. La. IN fact 1t e. ene
no., ,,ers,s e-,. l!ila wars el
'LoSt -. hS,-,ness ard the 800
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LOT iolac--Mcn's a.
Young Mems Four ~
ton Suck Suit, u fine lr
ported iiomcspun, .
very nohby brown Owe
pla.i eftsst, a fine tai ,
made garment. lin
and trimmings the A.l
best. a very nohhy $
In sizes 81 to e., for
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CAPITOL
HOTEL.

a XIV AIS.
Rates, S2.5U to
$500 per day.
S KY elegant
r o o N $ with
bath. l. u c = Q
tainple rooms.
Centrally !ocat-
ed. fest accom-
mOdat.Cns Tor
commercial men
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NEW HuTNHlNs HOUSE.


4 ., Y. Alvarez,
q Proprietor.
lkR$aS Remode,ed and
llissi!fsJ,s.ssA newly furnished.
nv ils;s,eas Rates, $50 TO
UlIN.;.s $500 per day. =,
n 3Sis. 49, Unequnled in all
= saNs its appointments IN
'eIJIs ~ the State of Texas.
The leading hotel.
zones Richmond; j. COX. F1rt
Esi. ~, a. PQosctt. Franklin. Pa. 5
% ~ Rlchmond; II. G. Lendsky,
FpGv VIM. Hrntz. Waxahachi',
marlon. NaVasota: a. II. Ray,
E1v; r. l., Flax. Dallas: Duncan
fu,..':as,o. II \. Early. -. Louis;
waiams, Chicago j. X. Wells,
y ": T.; Greenlaw. Cincinnati: \.
n 81 Louis, L. T.. Morgan, Gin
1fit Dixon, Nasty lie: :. Cold
Menpllis, W. T.. Mar in, New
IN, ',se Demans, Galveston: Y. y.
~ ~. l'ol2s; j. T.. Smith. Chicago;
larGI Galveston. r. Il. Brown.
Inn, u; r. Morris. Paris. T. MAS;
4 ~, Dallas; L.. w Forle. Men,
IL, otis, draws; George ID. LIZ
\ III, .0 " H. Rich, Foster; :. j. Cute,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

Ottawa, Ont. September 29-The Cana
dian Pacific railway seems TO be getting
its passenger trans through, notW y
standing the strike, but the freight irdl-
iic is SAID to be badly tea up.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-05

teacher is employed, regular program
gone through with. and the results thus
far obtained give assurance that this
may form the basis OF a revolution In
insane hospital management. Each
day, too. in the main dining-room,
which also constitutes the auditorium
OF the institution, literary and musical
exercises are had. being participated in
generally, or at least listened to by the
patients. DR.. Gordon, who for years
has made mental phenomena a study,
believes that IL he can divert the minds
OF his patients from the morbid. vision
airy and unreal images and subjects
that now fill them the battle is won.
Therefore, his whole struggle Is along
that line. II is only fair to him to say
that he has accomplished wonders In
his short incumbency. In all his eff
forts he is ably seconded by his wife,
an estimable and handsome woman,
whose natural kindliness prompts her
to many noble and alleviating acts
among the fortunate unfortunates that
the Wisconsin Northern Hospital shell.
ters.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-05
Fish Eating His Meadow cr....

A rancher, whose place is on the bot
tom along the Willamette slough. be-
low Holbrook station. was In the city
yesterday to find out whether he had
any recourse against the United States
fish commission for introducing earn
into the rivers In this section. He saws
these fish are destroying his meadows
by eating his grass and grubbing up
the roots. AS the water overfiows his
meadow the carp follow it up in thou
sands. the small ones, weighing about
three pounds, pushing their way IN
where the water is only three inches or
so in depth and clearing off all vege-
tation, so that when the water recedes
he will have mud fats in the place of
meadows. He says that while looking
at the fish eating his grass on Sunday
he got so mad that he took off his shoes
and stockings and went out into the
shallow water and attacked them with
a hoe. He slashed lot Of them In
two, but when the drove became
alarmed and made for deep water they
bumped against his shins and came
near knocking him off his feet, and
his ankles are all black and blue from
the humping he got. AS for driving
the carp away, he says he might as
well have tried to sweep back the rise
of the Columbia with a broom.-Morn.
ing Oregonian.