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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
Wheat IL Advancing.

Manitoba wheat is advancing daily.
At some points where competition is
unusually keen as high as 81 cents has
been paid to the farmer, while 60 cents
Is now the general price for No. hard
throughout the province.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
she Fought a burglar.

Miss Ella Emerson, 16 years old, Of
Fruitvale, Cal, battled with a burglar
who tried to chloroform. gag and bind
her, and after desperate struggle, she
succeeded in making her escape by
leaping through an open window and
dropping to the ground. q. distance of
twelve feet.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
a Plot of Turkish Students.

London, Oct. 13-An Athens dis
patch says the governor Of Mytelene
has discovered plot of Turkish stu
dents to bring about general massacre
of Christians and that four of the ring
leaders have been arrested.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
should Remain at Home.

Toronto Oct. 14.-Masters of Cana
dian vessels are strongly denouncing
the regulation of the United States
which compels Canadian vessels ply
ing between American ports, to pay 81
per diem while SO engaged. This
amount, when added to $40 80 clear
ance, make their trips improbable.
The Dominion government will be
urged to try to secure them relief from
this excessive charge.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
Ten We're Drowned.

In a collision between the steamers
Alexander aid Emden, on the Ham,
burg, near Hull, the former sank
drowning ten of the crew.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
A Liehtship Founders.

It is reported in Queenstown that the
Daunt's rock hghtship, having on
board crew Of eight men, has foun.
dered.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16

Seventy two races inhabit the world
and use 1904 different tongues. There
are about / 200 religions.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16

Electric coal mining machinery Is
being rapidly introduced In Western
Fkdnsylvauia.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
Steamship "FaraIIon "
YaquiDa Bay.

YaQutDa Bay.
TIE most popular seaside re ort on the North
Pscifc coast. No undertow-surf bathing abso-
1utey safe.
For those wishing to combine hunting and
fishing with acquatic sports, this resort has no
tQu2l. Deer. bear, elk, cougar. brook trout and
salmCn trout, can be found In abundance with.
In q few hours drive of the bay. ~
Reduced ates to all points
J. C. MAYO, EDWIN STONE,
TT 4 p A. Manager
II. L. WALDEN, Agent, Albany.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-10-16
The wreck of the Colombia.

Houses for gaming purposes were
regularly licensed in London in 1890.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
WARD OBJECTS.
The Criiicism Of lilg lfmpires Calls for n
1rnt.g

| The CriiiciSm OF liis l'mpires calls Tor
| prntns.
| Fort WORTH Texas. May ?S-The fol.
lowing communication, which explains IT,
self. * sent out by President, Ward In
| regard to misleading statement;
10 the Editor Of The Houston Post,
Houston. Texas.
For Worth rexns May 2s.- Dear Sir:
An nriicle appeared In the For Worth
Ga1nllc thir morning, copied from The
Post of Wednesday, in VIII rh you say
'i'resdont Wnrl should noilfy him tst.
riair), he umpire. that he should give
other clubs The Same IN he does Fort
WORTH" ole.
NOW, This Is misleading. unjust and an
unnecessary relention upon nae. As an
by some home reporter, TO cry umpire"
without calling attention "a earned runs,
base hits or errors and comparing them,
DO not enjoy even speaking acuuaint-
ancr with Mr.. ~. Clair, and would not
know him If | saw Inn. He WAS appointed
solely on tbe recommendation Of the
Houston manager
Mr. w j. Carson. manager Of Tho
Houston club writes under date Of May
II as follows: "Alipw me 10 compliment
you IN appointing Umpire ST. Clair He Is
doing nua work down hero and I hunk hsm
rarr md for that POSITION" etc.
IA fhr future you w1ll keep my name
out Of tho paper In connection with tbe
umpirn'H decision, unless you have more
faces upon which 10 bnsc an excuse for
ilouaton's losing q game. Yours truly,
John L.. Ward, Pres don't
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

| The ladios woro ur.,a,nt 4, ,n,,o r,,,,
| hers vosfnrdtv Ibov are in,,,,nd roniu
today "H"'''
| ,,,.t, ,
yeqicraav lie baJ Inc IHIioa ",,,' gnn,s
| fuIlv unlnr ro,t,0 NJ al ,',,,.
| vyha. ,,tl ,.a,, ,.,.t. ~ 6,a,s,a
| ,bn ,et 49, ~ t'uI'h oi 'o'Vs W"tK ~
*, ~ N.N' ~ u "'-iWRS'r, TIME
, ,inro , il,'"o n"" rue oih man was
''''' "'"h "'f'
,,,,, '" '' HIN WIZ az short Yesterday nnd
i1 ',, i,M,, u t,'isin' Thnl hoy Va u
tSui,', mnu Ni,Ali S@haiior should, and
'iusiuess Manager WHITE OF the pnilos
team was plrnFtd win In, ipfnr...i il,
IN" National game That IS shown in iInti.
ION, Tho attendance was gratifying yes.
"il"y.
Mntintis aud Robinaon were on the
rhi'iiAinet tho crowd nicely lond
voice on lllr Inc with navy expressions Is
parl oi the game.
The visitors 3n,pear ia le :, ,tc,, ao, "a,
ban tossofs, nnd fhcv made n fnynr'.,,i'.
Impression during the game Yesterday
~ course lnry hlckcd time or two. but
""t ~ rari OF tlir play,
dag how MS abgancc from Tho team ;or
sonte DAYS has nnc.tc.i -iiltr. MS siicls
vs. rk wns smoiblne wonderful - "olI
Ansc' could not have done latter.
Rcei Is SICK ana suffering wifl n gore
hund, but ROT IN lhn galno an the palnc
Amer The knmr was virtually won ma
eopsi1r rcd 1ead casv H. went into RIGHT
noid ana reliable old SANDY AIcf,oyun
went 10 sccoGo
courage those cro,y,,. A,l .,o,r.,
fhitt,r ,yn,,it 1914 40, -, "',u''i ~,
ndn,iir,,,r tb.nn frn, dr,i,',. 'i' Us
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Special Train of Uncle Sans Ma
rines Pass Through the City.
EN- ROUTE TO NORFOLK NAVY YARDS,
'"e separ"t" Coach Law D~cision--Gu,f
""" ih'"fstate Affairs-Commission
NuiinIs-Headlight Flashes.

y special train consisting Of u,a ,orr,s
siecpefs, one private Central Pacific ca,
and two baggage cars. passed ,hro,,,t
the city yesterday en- route from san,
Francisco to Norfolk bearing ,aree
parry of United States marines across no
continent by rail after several wears
service at sea. The train arrived n, ,he
Grand Central depot at 1870 %. m. and
remained but a few moments to allow
an inspection of the cars, ana hermit the
Jolly gay hearted iars to eat IA bite and
drink u smile of Houston's sweotes,
bottled health restoring bayou fuld
The party comprises rs sailors and
three heutcnants, off the gunboats Petrol
anu Concord which have just gone out of
commission at san Francisco after six
years service. The marines arc return
ing to Norfolk, from whence they en-
listed. to ie-enist and accept service ON
marine after two years service on Uncle
sam warships Receives an advance II,
ms salary If he re-enlis,s within ninety
Jay IRON expiration OF his term.
The Petrol ana Concord are lately from
NE chinese .Asiatic station and We're
there during the late war between Japan
ana emma, so that they saw much OF the
lehlAikah!e Oriental war. The Petrol
Was with the Am rican flagship Baltimore
and the Charleston at Port Arthur when
mat place was hesieged hy the Japanese.
Several Japanese torpedo boats came
around the Baltimore aud hailed her nm
der the impression that she was a Chi-
ncsc vessel. Then while they were stll
lowering around the Baltimore the clumsy
chinese sunncis at the batteries ON the
shore began firing at them and came
nearer doing damage TO the Charleston
than 10 Tho Japanese torpedo boats which
they We're trying to hi,
The Petrol wntercd AT Neuchwang in
Manchura ani the Concord was NY tho
Shanghai river during most of the trouble
IRE patty is in charge Of Lieutenant Mer
ridm of the Concord. They left San Fran |
cisco Monday AMI expect to get through |
10 Norfolk Sunday morning SINE OF |
them VIII re-enllst. while othcrs may not. |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
GULF AND INTERSTArr

Galveston. Texas May Score.
tary L. u. Frthcrs,one of liz.
CUR ana Interstate snid today ,h.ut
the naiias'ins of that road VIII be COM
pietod this week and that regular
train service viii begin as soon thcreuricr
as practicahle. While negotiations for u
transfer steamer between the ports OF
Bolivar and Galveston have not Yet been
concluded, arrangements have h,hn made
win tile ietty contractors Tor ttans farring
freieh' and passengers until permanent
can lie effected. 1t was
thought the road would not be in opera
ton before Juno II, but from prescott APP
pearances trains may be running in IL
somewhat shorter time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
THE nlG EIGHT.
Peter Nuhor Hnd Frank Slavin Flrr
TNnirht

fetcr Nuhor end Frank Slayin rlrh,
Tonight.
| The two big ones VIII engage In flstic
| argument at the l.ong Island Athletic
'luh tonight Both men IRE eager for the
tray and are cousident OF succrss They
win rntcr the ring in prime condition un-
less some Unforeseen circumstance should
arise before the battle.
| SiaNm is htimrul OF conilcnc. OF do
ieaNns M'hci; in fact. tho Australian
mas no doubt whatever 1s to tho result
re states tl.it iie saw the urst baltic he :
tween llis and Mnhcr. and that coiviilrus
| MN maj he cnr defeat the lrsh ciuin-
ldon But Sh,vin is evidently not aware
| mt Al"lirrs Iriouds aud his hackers chtiit
l"lr mnn has improved considerably since
he Now orleans contest.
one thing rs certain, nnd that ia Slnyln
II really good fighter. He ~ 81 powerful
nun. nnt without pi eston Tho SUPERIOR
OF Goddard who detected Mal.r. siavin
has considerable science. and that's what
by Han goes for nothing. Jnekson vas
rhysiealjy ruined by Sluvin'a onslnahts.
MHhcr also contends that he Aill be the
wlnr"r and II lt should leave the ring
victorious, nnl the chances very much
IN his iuvor, he viii Try for another 70
with The nnky Austrnlian
Mahrr Is training ~ his Oh quarters AT
Shocpshend isuy nnd s wording hari. lila
eyes lnNc entirely recovered from na
noublo they Encountered at III ptso.
Shawn ~ ssttlng himself in shupc nl
Oceanic n. j Ito looks big ana hcnliby,
ma his muscles arc getting into an ron
~, consistency that speaks wen for MS
chances
Mnhcrs friends arc confident OF his
winning, nnd they claim that he IL in the
h.et shape ne ever ~hs hni VIII do much
10 rogain the hunorH he lost id III iuao.
SlhYin and his crowd are equally conf
dent ana bnac their belirf on their cham
pion on past records of the two men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
COMMISSION RULINGS.
Special Authorities for Rates on Lumber
and Freight Storage.

Special Authorities for Rates on Lumber
and Freight Storage.
Austin. Texas May 2s.-ln approval OF
joint Application Of the sherman. Shrove-
port and Southern railway. the Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas railway of Texas and
the International and Great Northern rail
road companies. submitted under No. II
of the sherman shreveport and Southern
company. authority is hereby granted for
the adoption of the following rates in
cents per 100 pounds for the transport
tation of lumber In car loads. minimum
weight 81 coo pounds per car, from all mills
on the Sherman, Shreveport and South
orn railway to station on the In
,ernational and Great Northern railroad
as follows.
I-ongvicw and Longyiew junction, lsA,e,
Gates ANA lrothros to Houston ana ANS-
tin, inclusive, he. south OF Austin 10 ana
including san Antonio. GOO, south 81 s1G
Antonio to and including llevne, --ci
south of DeNiue to and including totullt,
2ic. south of cotula TO l.arrfio, lnpluNNc,
Zoe, the nate on cypress lumber - be =
cents Per lOJ rounds higher Effective
May 80. lStG
Waco and Northwestern rallfoad com
pany authority is hereby granted for The
adol uon OF ire following rates, m cfhif
per no poUndg for the storage OF ireigpt
hen stored In Me Warehouses al sta
lions OF the railroad company, after ihel,
liability as common carriers is cNfc'QHrl
under the iaw = hours after notice VI az
rival. not including Sundn!s anu ''H"'
hoEdI,s ~ Their railway deslinai .on.
For 10 days or under, DC, II days aud
under - days, Hse 70 days @na nh1sr ..
20 days ana under lo'days. Zoe; eaen adai-
tional day or part thereon, Zc' .,.,
The minimum charge Tor any one snip
Ment 10 be 10 cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin, Tex, May s.--Supcrntendene
Maddox of the city water light and power
plant will tomorrow hand in mis- rcslgna.
ton to III" water and light commission.
II ~ Understood that said resignation has
been requested to make rsom for "A skilled
electrician aud machlns'.
Chartered today. The Medical Dcpart-
mcnt of the Fort Worth university; cnpi-
tai stock $4,000. Iucorporators, i. -.
Thompson. Bacon Saunders, Frank Gray.
The settlement made Ivy the comptroller
today with the tax collector OF Kaufman
county shows s75o6.3, OF occupation taxes
and $50 1860 of ad valorem taxes col.
lcctcd. Dclnquenuies S32S.
Rainea county today paid s7l035 inter.
est on Its bonds held by tho school fund.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

Uncle Henry los. Rupee lo5, Lacy Leo i07.
itarlford Boy io2. keprioyc a6 Argentine
~ w. p"nhlo 1utcit Va, Image w. Kennel,
nntrhvr NO Whileaway 30. Constance, no
Third Hnvc- iiNc-oishths OF a milo, for
maid,ns II H. \. lln, oscure lle. limclu
Joe 10 Nroosus no, Three RarK ito 10
Nircount lon. jolly Son los. Sir Ebony Id
Iuurh Harc SrNcn-.ighths of a ,uilc.
= no 'onmon"r ~. Susie u. ~, Lily OF thu
w 'si iu'. Anna Garth %, Daisy Bulnndor
". Maggie $. o. Aattic Ice Us. Paradise
~. Belle Of fordham rs, Margaret Alien
hiflh Itnce one miln and seventy yards.
SSlhlvr tex "a. Judge i,yles 100. Prohaaco
ZOO IlltMs lnl I.cnflot "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

MORRIS PARK RACES.

New York May ~. Six furlongs SELL
ins sir Dixon. Jr. won Ray $. second,
Abuse third Time i.l6i..
I'VE furlongs- Dcoro won. Talismnn Sec
on y Naughty Gin third, Time oi.
one milc-Frcmicr won: l.onSdaic kccs
olit, l'cerslnycr third. Time l:bSis.
rive iurlongs. selling bepenscr won;
.unberland second Azure thsrd Time
Loss.
Nlnc furlongs--Volley won: Sherlock
second; tasscttc third Time l5sa
Nine nirongs clifford won, Keenan,
second; Sue kitty third Time i;56s<.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
CARE OF HOR SEES

t r. sro ieedlng and lack OF good ven-
M" u y, ,he eeuees If many OF ,he
N, mat trouble horses. A recent
* W.. ~ we North DAKOTA experiment.
[ns, a,s VI "hA Is cullei RI u,nati m
es hnu Attributes the ,allse 10 IN
t"u..'chs' MS disease f. gen
nre vWn as the inlet lisense. bat
nc called rheumatism, ana
! hrcr,h hsurotlc 90 iditlpn o.. IN .
brought about by mliIet. For SOW
Ia psiore an attack Tho kilnev
)soulsersy' men almost eeas" 20 act.
the inIr ehssl' loini, launches, and
! cases ''ss become stun ana sore
( mn recover in five or six navs,
)iys y. LIRE to six wpeNS. rf,r n
klses ~ ulseasc locates ftSnlf m som
s oN,e VI me body TIE Icst iemcIv
(gd es,sa eich OF alicylatc of odiun,
ttr t. OF. sontlan IN oient ounc -
81 h nW CHE ounce of this ,nlAlllre
Fasn,tss w slatlon also gives ie,atls of
.sroye MI mn ra'ions for norsrs. These
|asa, az fhat choincd whent NJ 500 /
Patton I, mixed ration, but not
fso.,s MI alone. Also. lhat l,an
\ tQua, ,Ar1 IN equal weights nrs
|tyes RAJ, eals. Also, that low arade
Ted ,hsn. ~ What make better
] N n, ian the best e-aies hoes,,g,
kgfar foean, With sis a, ,!ot az,
h lon, nan ana horts mo yv ve,'
! srs' with oats Is ca,is ~, m"rtis
"'s'h SO per ton for hors,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
REsrLrs Ar LAX NsIpE.

Lakeside. Ind. May 2s.--Fivc furiongs--
Bon ilur won; Fakir second; Mr.. Dunlap
third. Time not given.
Four aud one-half fnrlongs--Vanessa
won; Iicmbardcr second. Siegfried third
Tinr 1914.
Five furlonrs-ii Henry won: Rubber
Mock second; Digs third Time / 90
ono mile and seventy yarda-- Matte e.
won. Merry Monarch second. Lillian II.
thirI. Time / AZ
sseyel iurlonss May Gaiop Won; Ardn'h
Five and one-half furlongs-Fred *.
won: The Rock second; Star Beam third.
Time l.0sa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

Kansas city. Mo. May 2n.-ieirst race
six and one-half flrlongs-Fayorita won
John r.. second; j. John IL. third. Time
l:e
-Four furlcngs--Iioly Terror won: Idle
Bridge second. DR.. crumonc third. Time
:5Iis.
one mile. selling-Dutch Arrow won;
hontell second: Powhattan third Time
1874.
-Four and one-half furlongs--Green Bay
,woD. Wanda 4. second; liispray third.
Time .y7@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
'''l!e Times. ME-.

\ a s,i,. Turner once paid Mr.. Hunt.
Yo,4 ' s., at the railroad mapnats'.
fslailsS ", ssd The kentucklan found
y rooma on on moor and Shown , Ma u
H. thrass containing what I,n,, cd i" 70
Win rer afterward. The u roo Slac We,
NJ HI ub,liG,ess wele ticking on IN e 1egs,
Hnlnhe approachSd f KIN a,ld 9a at i, 70
non Kes,on, my name is T r. rnet :
Y, M '' T,, business" s"'' 10
" ni,uurssr, from Kentucky :.
r. iaiaui !. steadily, Il Vim give s You
llsai NAY Congressman looked a,
" u arsg sr ior moment in silence
p ine. slye mo hut two minute.
e'sn s,s,,Nlll take ono of them in
e. h rsIl, and you can take the he
aev, il l' y e., t. hi" ana win nal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
ATHLETIC ToIIRNxMrrr

This evening there will DO tournss
inent AT the rooms of the Houston Ath.
lotic club, 10 which the members of the
organisation ani their friends viii be
welcome. Great preparation has been
promises an excellent entertainment for
an VINO aftonh Every member OF the
CUB Ii urged 10 be present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

The second gamc Of the iHouston-psllns
series Win BIZ played this afternoon The
management will make II ladies' day
aEun aud invites the monbcrs OF the
i,ur sex To he present ana witness the
"NnUhton tree. New pitchers viii he pitia,l
dsains, each Other and there may he
n change IN the 1uSdlt. OF roursu tho
prnne of Houston like the Dallas boys
nnt ihsy are partial To the homo team.
matter who has the victory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
TEMPERANCE PUNCH.
rom Mru Rnr Ttrnunhait h.,.,u

Put three tenspoonruls OF Coylon tea
water, cover and stand oside When cool
pnt int punch bowl with II block
OF lee. Md the juice OF four lemons. a
orange and nbout II box Of Strawberries
cut Into quarters: turn In two bottles Of
ApolllnnriD and II is reAdy to aerYe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
20 Weeklv 81 APATHY.

sp.r. d. sue. such shocking stories as
/ sraana ,,il' read today of a
4 eAnaren' 'e corner who tried to
n. eny,hin,,.' tause she could not
h sgss though ' rea1l". no,,N Wen;
3, seax hungry Mirie n' - sa Fii 10
NNaerlnin.1S 10 eat a little more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
WINNERS AT OAKLry.

Cincinnati, May 2s.--rhe track at Oak,
ley Was slow. weather clear.
rive iufiungs-ornamcn Won; Roy Ca
riiilurs second Oallchf third. Time l;O5,A
SIX aud ono-haif furlongs-S Scarf Pin
Won. Mazcppa second; ElGitha third.
Time ;Sa.
Liberty stakes, one m,le-Iiarry Shan.
non Won Lconaiae second; Joe Thayer
third Time lis
ohe mile and savonty yards--Miss Frans
Ilmo 81. '-~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
AN AMERICAN HORSE WON.

London May 2s.Wishnrd, the property
Of ~. Wishard. the American tur.man.
$50 sovercgna today nj Manchester, Whit
sunllde, The betting was 10 l. In the
race for the Beaufort handicap OF 500 sov.
traigns Wishard's Damael u was among
lia nine starters. but WAS unplaced. w.
T. Reds Manchester won, Barnato's
Bnrnablo second. ana MIR. Viness' Fabric
fbirI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Az boston. u
IiC ston .... .., n oo,ntc ~
itt9V'' Ill.,. ......s. - u q :. u o. Ii
h"itsrios--polnn and Bergen, ilawlcy
At Philadelphia r.. II 10.
philadelphia :. IL o0oio4oI- 10 10 q
thicaFe ........i o0ao0io-S II ?
Batteries Taylor and Clements. Parker
aud l<it,r4ire
The following games were postponed on
hccouut Of rain:
Nhslington-t incinnat'.
New York Cleveland.
lirooklyn-I soutsville.
st. Louis Bait imore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
SEPARATE COACH LAW.

The Supreme Court Decisions Declare 1t
Constitutional.
The troublesome question Of color In
connection with Southern railway opera
ton las been settled as 10 one of It's
phases by the decision OF the United states
supreme court sustaining the statute of
Louisiana requiring railway companies to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29
OAKLEY ENTRIES.

First Race-ono-half mile. selling; Ad-
ava lo5. Eadalid 1903. Lash i0i. Domantok
ioi, Midlight l0i. Scarf Pin 30 Margery u.
70. Spring Day 81. Lady Rover 81. Oil Can
81.
Second Race-seven-eighths Of Q mile;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

| The browns won by n score OF to L. A
| Kick was raised In the middle of tho
gnmc against Umpire ouoman OF san
Antunio. lcgener of Srguin WAS sub
hiuutcd IN his place. Five hundred people
Witnessed the game. which was league
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

houston ha ! an easy thing yesterday
IN" Navsaturs Who como from the
headwatcrs of the Trinity found so much
more water at the head OF navigation of
i}uralo bayou than they nrc accustomed
to mot they were unable TO swim out
The heavy stick work OF tho lsurfalors
caught them nnawarcs and If IL bali was
no. hit safe IL went to add TO the dig
comfort OF the iicldcrs by giving them "A
chase 10 all parts OF the Mold. The bows
seemed To pick out place in th, lot
where to pnt the sphere, and they did II
with case The fun started in the first
Wh"i Cote hit the first BAN that was
pitched to him, putting IL over the lett
Led tcnco for "a wail, around ani brought
M Shaifcr who was LAYING mp at second
Hw"itlhE an Opportunity. Minnehan was
rit nara. He did not rct Il strike ont
Ia ms credit during the ontlro game He
gave only two bases Ola lad is,lis and lii
one batter Tho Old time hitting OF Mike
jacobs was a feature OF ihr game tho
recently disabled trird lassmln nil,tInr
II out safe Tor three singles aud a triple
kGser ont Of four lim,s at BAT. rhc
Work OF The home tenn waa good RAMON
PLAYING n good short. Sandy MctioH3lu
WIS AT disadvantage ~ second ON ic-
roiin, of IL being new position to him
,nl k.ed was too nnwcll and held down
i'Pht ned. Leeson pitched an excellent
hits.
Tue visitors managed 10 get two runs.
onc In the sixth On "A clean, hit h.,
Priichard and II double ny rario. In III.
seventh there was an unexpected play
with the bail across the diamond ana
, uirorS ,e, ~ another an occurrence that
WYuid not happen again in twenty games
1bis WAS all they got, Bastian did not
seem to be N form and had II number of
errors mt short. The balance OF the team
was very good in their respective posi- |
IONS, but they were outplayed.
OFFICIAL SCORE
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GAME AT sEGIIIN,

Seguin. Texas. May 2s.--The first game
Of the series between the West End
browns OF San Antonio and the Seguiu
enterprise was played this Afternoon
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SOUTHERN LEAGrE.

AT birmingham R.IJE
,li,ir'pineham .......... ioo2o Oo-S j
Mobile .....,.a........... o 0000oa-0 4 n
and King.
~ Atlanta RIIE.
Atlanta ..............2 0OoIol s-l2 ii /
Mpntgpmory .,...,,.. Z o. 40 o, . ~ .
AZ New orleans birmingham game
pcAtnonod, raln.
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lnt Hcuston,fprt Worth protested
game is includcd IN the above NJ a Fort
Wort victory, which 7.vcs Houston Sec
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AIsTIN Q. DENISoN z.

Austin. Texas, May 2s-Austin took to-
days game from the Denison Indians by
IA score Of . z. wellner pitched great
game, and although they HIT him very