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comparatively easy Bus there are duties
which the speaker has 10 discharge even
when tie house j. oct il session.
4 believe ] have charge Of sNefSthlns
on the house sldf 81 the eAPltoi except TIE
dlshmashlnN." the speaker sad To nae Ia
rs snug little Office 81 the saorehafn
few nights agu
Doesn't the restaurant come under your
EctonT" I asked.
Yes I suppose ii really aoss| sad Mt.
Reed II learned the ether day that NJ.
pan8ali's predecessor had charge OF the
restaurant though for what reason IL sas
given into as custody ! don't know AZ
ter him s. was turned over - the commit
tee Oh pahle bu9dings and grounds
The speaker az the house - representa-
tlses actually has charge Of the rooms n
the house side Of the capitol. and he hsS 80
make th% assignments % committees 10
these rooms This IS aaiy ore e Tie mant-
falA duties az the speake- az fne house.
Any one who thinks Mr Reefs eccupa-
ton Is limited 20 sitting IA the speaker 8
chair w.elaDs q gagel IS very meeh mis-
taken.
when ne ftrst eafse 20 Washington city
Ne Reed had bis mail brought - tho
shorebam IN she morniags Mr. and Mrs
Reed and their daughter occupy q suite
OF three rooms on tho fourth foor ~ The
Shartham. facing Fifteenth street There
Is a sitting Faugn between Two bedrooms.
al epenine On 8 prisate hallway. oppo-
site these Yeonls e a small room which
Afr Reed uses ss az office IL has one
window Opposite the doorway. opening on
a court Next this window. in corner %
the room. is a Hat-tou desk. II - usually
pretty well covered with newspapers. some
- them in their wrappers, segae lying
loose, as thr speaker hss dfoFred them
after looking hurrie8ly over tueir pagcs.
Hta A r4rf
PEERS IL fnont ~ inc window Is COM
Portable armchair az leather. In front OF
the aesk IS biting chair ~ cane. cou}mo-
dfaus enoltEa - Accommodate Mr Reed $
ample figure without crewdins Between
the leather arncheir eud the aoor IS a
table. on Whiea there b typewriter used
Is Mr.. Reels stenegrapher.
Nf Reed h ara amateur photographed
ana t,lcNeie rlSier. hug he has not armed
- play On the typewriter yet. Opposite
the typewriter table - a ryxalvlus. hook
case aifed chiefly with puhlic books %
references Nr Reed bias a nue lits~ary az
his home ia Portland, oui Pc brings veFy
feW books "a Washington C1ty. Giving
almost Wholly on the congressional H.
br,ry.
The Speakers Mail.
when Mr. Reed mail came ta the
sheridan be- uss4i to stvaa tess uaast-s fn
ms office hsTore breakfast every morning.
While Nrs Reed went down 60 ths aia5nx
raafn ara ordered his breakfast Now he
does not enter BIS offce casualty tltl ae BIAS
has hlg breakfast. TIE fsaH Eoes t8 the
carltal ans SIT Alien "Opens ulos1 &c 't hs-
fare ne ees,s She speaNer. Persona ana
stS'eufsfsnttaf~ on thu envelope a~- rFt
necessarily bars a. ny Aliens prae7ees
Ne has learned To atscrfra luate Between
isttcrs which are really personal AMI gassc
which eee enlv iabefesJ sa. ANA as NY Reed
receives very fea ptrsanat letters rut=st II
MS uiag b apeneH aaa reaf hy ais seere-
tafv
l.4ualfv tae Air Alien Isl ahfe a., " r3tn
nrsuers IN nsovs az these letters hefore
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feet long and go feet wide, with a clear
central space OF - feet in width and
g. feet n length.
one OF the special features OF the In
terror OF The Coliseum Is an adjustable am
phItheater or auditorium, which is made
In sections - as 20 accommodate an audi
ence Of from 5ep9 10 15o9 comfortably,
or Il can be taken out OF the building en-
tIrely. leaving the floor and gallery space
for a great expos ton. The Coliseum is
quickly ard easily reached from every
part Of Chicago
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THAT LINGERING COLD
You Caught 1t Early in the Winter: and
It Has Been With You
Ever Since.

This Is Sure Sign that You Have Caarrh in So Advanced
Stage as to Threaten to Involve Your Entire System and
Make You Confirmed Invalid The Mild, Soothing
Anseptic Treatment of the Copeland Specialists Will Cure
You at Only S. a Month"; ALI Medicines Free.
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Where the National Democratic Com
ventfon VIII Be Held.
The Coliseum building. In Chicago. Is be-
ing built al Sixty-third street and the
Illinois Central railway. There the Demo-
cratic National convention will meet on
July next. IL VIII be the largest psrma-
nent exhibition building IN the world. The
contractors are under $4,000 bond TO have
the building entirely completed and ready
for occupancy not later than April Is. II
will be formally opened il May.
The Coliseum VIII be a fireproof struc-
ture Of brick. steel and glass. II is SIS
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THg GOLDEN RULE

Or. cepelana's maxim Is DO aht' 'ne
sick as Yea suld hare the dsetsfs u ~
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write for symptom Bisns. ana
curzd at home Charges the sans
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are more people 20 Dr. sesn-senators. mem
beers 81 the house. q cabinet officer WAC has
come I'D the capitol 10 appear before a
comm ttee. and finally the man who wants
Jo shake the speakers hand. Ter Mir. Reed
be- easily approached. lie sees almost every
one who calls. AMI Z the VISITOR comes en-
hls. ness. gives hlm fair hearing l. you
ever csa on Speaker Reed and ian To see
hsn. you may know that he Is really Busy
lie IS n1c excused merely because he does
ret Vant to sac sea.
The st.eceNs .un 81 visitors continues 1.rtN
8 o.c1e-k when the speaker is summoned
t0 che ehasr to receive the committee re-
Eo-t. 90 pGt Is n1os. Gen. ana cu IL 20 1e>iars
tts hause as faarUeA several members
traa after h.m into his roeu. tie talks
wfh each ~ them IS briefly as possible.
ssrs -ae letters h-s sttncEraphar has wr4e-
-fr g1ss rc rs n2t and COAX ana SAYS root
cat ts hs uessenEer. The elevator Jak.s
h.m te taa fsar essGw. Hr goes t.at
teT..ae t.e eastern exit, Signals ta a cab
aal euls INTO e. There aTe even. n-s
d Fr- b. NalAs part % taH aa< lame asst
at- telzF. No need 80 tell Use laH-uaa % aere
go go t trRes sra11& the steep r-re-s
lo7sa e. i'laesEtvsai8 avenue. ID Fifteenth
s-rset ana tnsu ta 81 s,reet ia ,sa as MATES
Air RS IS eAu2a-ng cat 1t tte -aa ~ sae
IL street eur-aEce - tae So ~~aar IN
Ihrts minutes more Pc IS iC p IS SITTING -sg-,
en tas ts4rth seeF AZ So cIa-N ~ !,
thf vcasn - tha Saa-teara. AZ u
oe,ocA aa IS .n ms arhee dr. Al5e- IS ye..s
a7rn So is she stenoEr8pAe~. Ths-a Il q
,tste -o ansRe- ant a magazine 20 ae axe
Nrn.ofa al1 a ntssrsIsr 20 },e rea1 Before
& y.s-tar IS ann e.sarf.t
Ta1s oae Is crank wsa wants % sa-
casz taa silver 9aast1cn w5ta tAe speaker
tSe has .rt tae Slightest -sa--1 ar ~
tsccs aae, ts2 Pc IS treated va ts tha
same coas- leraCaa srat sac sneesa- -
curtis - every esaer v4s-rer a revx e,s-...-
eorres asae-e1; roaucs sr ta asa t-e $50 E--
a c;sesten A-scut tae ys }4zsssi "a --,,sst.--
lae - aAer s-a'rtes 4 al,tly- aaa tes rar-
fssp1ass"t So AsAy 1asa' -s1s3 out IN
eGereiea freseetly t1e speaker laoxs ar
Dis wsfeG-
y Tas@- aa erza se71ert evtta sv9 rrrf .-
uiea tag ta.s evening. ava thev rse. -.
cenao yei. ae ssys 90 2r A-ea Nv
N-ke Se.-z - t21sse - re1zg.4sz a. lie
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

CoImesneil Texas. August ia good
,ais, ION here this afternoon, greatly To
The advantage OF all crops.
Oakville Texas. August lo--'otten Is be.
ir,r T,ckci rapidly and the prospects for
a good crop are batter ihan Tor several
~.srs. Grass Is f'uc and cattle fat All
s,ockmon are in fine spirits over the'r
condition.
Boaum-,nt Texas. August lo.-'The rain
of Yesterday afternoon was genera a.
thro,irh the county from beaumont south
and wet. Another rain, n regular down
Your fell this morning before daylight,
and The indications tonight are taNor"hlt
fcr NOR II these Wis nuons c'npnue
fnr six or seven days jefferson county
will market a good rice crop and charbju
Viii be driven from he stock.
Carmine. Texas, August lL-Tnc cot m
season is now open and the fleecy staple
Is coming in AZ lively rat, About
- pbtv hal.s have come in today from
thc surrounding country and country
,"vns NNarreiituil, Round Ton, Walhail |
and 0ldenburg. The latter has brought
IN ahout the first CO ton 10 Carmine
wing Ia the prices that are being paid
Lrrs The two cotton BUYERS here ave
bnsv and are n need of cars Both
nIsifarnls are well filled with halod cot
I'm Thc pric. that was paid on the
streets was r. to n. cents. but decl n
vas repcrtad at moon Of l-l6: The wealth
or IL vary hot and dry and If II should
cnptiuuo two WEEKS longer II VIII cut
The crop short al leLst 20 per cent. Pick
ing n be done before the middle OF
Sept, mbcr.
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BRIGHTON REACH ENTRIEs.

First race. one milc-l.ske Shore Rose
Boy, Declare, Mirage IL III, parien, ken
nchuuk no. Nockharren. Rama lm Mckee
l0i. Tomoka, Ronhommc 96, Florona HUB
bard. Royal Princess "a
Second race. hve.eIshths OF mgle. .,
ycar-old maidens-IlWppy h rd, knight of
tho Gart,r no. Aliouwool, The Alien,
Merry Saint Trlanon, Nodlz. Sentence,
Bellal'. Miriam NJ l01
Third rae. fVc-eighths Of a mile. .
Noar-old maidcns londsville. Fortune,
Tea -Cnd1y. Lock Glynp no Convention.
Far Recluse. Rose Ban, rlcur de Luce,
q 'mmering lu7.
Fourth race. one nile. s-yehr-olds. sell
ing Premier 100 Noey los. thugnut 49,
Religion ~.
ruth race scvcn-eighths of q milc,
handicap auwcll IN. AEita-nr las the
Swain l05, Cromwell l05 Pear song Snet-
lock Ice. Marshall HS.
sixth race. three fourths Of a NILE, .
N,ar-nlda- Scottish Chieftan. faniuNr"
ia sunny Slope ITO.
Seven race, TWO aud fourth miles,
handicap. stecplochaSc--ll Pat 100, Mar
cas- l6 ST Anthony li5 Lafayette 1856
Woodford Golden Gate l35, Mandite lbO.
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JOE MORROW PROMOTED.

lie Is Now Assistant General Passenger
Agent at Galveston.
Galveston. Texas. August lit Is nov
Assistant General Passenger Agent Joe
H. Morrow and the new appointec wears
his honors bhshingly modestly. hut
proudly. Mr.. Morrow was until recently
city ticket agent of the International ana
Great Northern. 4 week or so ago that
Once was abolished and Mr.. Morr w
went 10 The I'm IN depot as union tickle,
agent Tor the International. Katy aud
galveston, Houston and henderson, Now
n mas been promoted as above. Three ar
-FOUR years ago Joe Morrow left the ser
wee 81 the Western Union telegraph com
pany to become assistant city ticket agent
81 the International aud Great Northt III
win George Hunter in Houston and TWO
ana half years ago came to Galveston
az city ticket agent Of that road here, an
office which he held uut!l the recent Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson relr-
gan "a Ion and general shit ny around
Today Mr.. Morrow received notice OF his
appointment As assistant general pass
enscr agent OF the Galveston. Houston
and Henderson. and VIII enter upon the
discharge Of his duties at cnce. He VII
continue to have charge of tn sale of
us re the same track but VIII be given au
attention to the interests Of the passt ns-
er business Of his road The app in'mon,
gives general and popular satisfacU Il as
Joe Morrow Is popular with cNouNbo ~
and his promotion is as graf fy.ng as 1t
Is deserved.
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u would be to him to get down TO Gal
WESTON, and while handling the cam
'here for tho rest of the week he could
gel a line on playing Ut the men. who
are At present representing the chief port
on Texas In the league, and he will Then
KNOW NE positions needing strengthening
ana VIII proceed accordingly. He has al
ready made arrangements whereby Cot
ieSe" Smith. Carl and Gondng are to fol-
low him to Galveston immAdil.cly up-
on the finish ~ the Southern league, and
u he needs other men he will taNe them
from the New. Orleans and Mon geometry
teams. putnelder Deadly win probably
20 to Texas with the others.
While the departure OF Huston will nat
urallay WEAKEN the locaf team, the turn
ing point of the road has been reached
and the pennant Is safely w!thin the
grasp OF New Orleans. and all remaining
games Will simply serve 10 decide by What
percentage the championships win be
awarded 10 them. The fact II his leav-
ing does not signify that he viii not I've
seen N New orleans again. for he has
been retained by Manager Powell for next
season. and viii cover center field with as
much ease and grace as he did this YEAR.
In the coming games n pitcher will DO
placed in right or center. but none OF
the pitchers Will be able to fill Illusions
~h
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They have different way OF doing bust
ness in the North from what # IL IN
Texas. If traveller purchases worth
legs ticket from scalpor In this state
and is put off the train. the railway com
panY Is called upon t. defend a tuit for
damages. In the North II IS lone dis
way
Gnl,nce L. Carbct,, n docket salper, Is
under arrest AT 81. Paul. Mimi, rrGor .
charge of larceny for selling railroad
tickle, which proved TO be worthless. The
ticket alleged to have been sold 10 FREQ
A. Briggs Of Minneapolis. rurpored Nat
i, was good for u continuous passne' 70
Atlanta. ia Mr.. rrigra says that hc
bought the ticket ftom nc broker for sN
with tho agreement 'hs' when he rrr Nod
al Chicago he was - present another
broker coupon given him ana receive Tor
the transportation from rhicago - At
lanta slS. thus making the rate 70 chicago
an even SO Tine conductor ON the North
western refused 10 accept tho .icket and
put Briggs of the train, hence the hult.
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At LOUISVILLE.
All Visitors Are Awhcel and Crowd Ar
ISyprctcd.

All Visitors Are Awhcei and Crowd Are
Expected
Louisville August ll,Louisvillc and her
hundreds of League OF American Wheel
men guests We're awhcel today. Nos tltis-
fled with having materially rurtailcd the
field of usefulness OF the kentucky thor
oughbrcd the jolly crowd with their lin
dc steele stctds Invaded the Blue Grass
domain. where he so long hold complete
sway. Country runs were the feature of
the days programme. and those that Nt-
tractcd the greatest interest among llc
visitors were the spins To The numerous
stock farm "A lew nHes rom Louisville
Heat had no terrnrs for the enthusiastic
Mhcelmcn and whoelwomcn. lnueen. the
reports of intense heat from all over a."
country m ide Them uul'r conicut where.
4, the worst should hipn"n, agreeable :e-
storatiNcs are native ana abundant. The
runs Were an wpil attended, lhose % the
parks and suburbs, well a tho c1ns
Try runs. Fountain ferry Park, too, had
It's throne of capped ana knickcrbockereo
racing followers intent upon gathering IN
formation as to the foim und rclatiVH
ahilty of thu oon,oost1nis In the events
which, beginning Thursday. VIII absorb
all Interest in the meet " IN watch IN
hand they caught the flyers for ;hrh',
HXths and twclfths, ard HPcculated On
their respective chances III the fast mon
were out. paced by everything, from I'm.
glcs to quintets Some hard work was
done. but l. gave l.ltle Indication Is. to
probable winners 1t Is certain N that
regard. as one well known trainer put Il,
thai any man wEo qualities for iinal In
these races has got - ~ i rider.
The crowds Of l.. ~. ". members and
Wis ors were increased today by Gcverll
hundreds. hut tho big rush Is expected
10 como for the races All the railroads
entering Louisville have agreed On a ~
imum OF 81 for the round trip from points
10 miles distant. and q rate graded down
to less than atty cents. This VIII be in
effect Saturday, 80 that those who wish
20 attend the meet for tina, day win have
n cheap opportunity. II is expected mat
thousands Of people VIII arrive Saturday
morning.
Mayor Todd has aissucd proclamitic.
declaring Thursday afternoon "a holiday -
honor OF the l.. a. W on that after
noon the city hall Will be closed. Tonight
there was highly enjoyable ".moker"
at headquarters. Tomorrow's programme
Includes a century run over the original
century course I? Frankfort and return;
runs TO New Albany, IenerFonv.llc and
the falls of the ohio In the morning
grand parade n, p. m. md u watermelon
feast at the Iroquois Park IN the cven-
ing
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4, ui entorcer of Justice than ever tackled
!; ,,, pslore and we venture to look for great
IMMIGRANT BUSINESS.

Inducements That Were Offered TO prss,.
dent Huntington.
for the first time since negotiations
were begun last winter with the idea OF
se''ihg the southern Pacific TO become a
'"ember of the Western immigrant clear
'hs Mouse. II has become known outside
o. the advisory COMMITTEES what Induce
uthts We're offered tnat road SAYS A
SPECIAL TO The Globu Democrat from Chi
."Eo. IL Is matter OF general surprise
w, that Western lines should have lecu
Miilhg 10 allow the Huntington road TO
tulIy 30 per cent of all the immigrant
tu1Ianess. Snch, however. was the de-
nSStc , with the proposed plan OF steam
SSnip computes TO 10 all the soliciting of
l,,iiiihisrant business IN the continent and
u.Niue III among Interested roads in New
iork. The southern Pacific. as well as
we canadian Pacific, has placed itself
On re, ord as favorlng the plan. 1t is
u.,cenled necessary, however, that the
oulhern Pacific. as The price of the hene.
, ,..s ~ shall receive. shall join the Western
immigrant clearing house and accept the
percentage agreed upon among other
roads. namely. 20 per cent.
~ committee of Western man lahored
over ms question Of percentage for many
weeks during the winter and spring. 1t
was agreed AT that time the Southarn Pa
enc would join the association If given
fhir proportion of thc hIsness. This
COMMITTEES was named to agree as 10 what
g. lAr proportion was None of the m M
peis would ever say what agreement had
neen reached. and. after awhile because
me negotiations failed the matter was
forgotten. That so high figure as Is
per cent was decided upon will cause gem
Cral SurDrise
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EVENTS AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati. August 1.-THE nookies had
things all their own way today. AK only
one favorite crossed the wire winner
Jockey Feeney was ordered froEi the park
for pulling Langdos
Three quarters Of mile. sellng-Imp
Skate. Liberati. King Elkwood. Time
lie.
Five furlougs-Est Ne Regina. Lad,
Hammond, Happy Hours. TINS 1903
Dne mile--Sir Dixie, Martin. Kasper
Time AZ,
Six and a half furlongE-W lite Away,
Coffee Pot. Mass. Time 1874.
Five ana "A half furlongs-Dtto H., Min
ric Murphy, once More. Time ,J9..
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EVENTS AT BRIGHTON

New York August 1.-THE chief inter
est in tolay's taemg was the race ho-
tween Cloophls and Rhodesla. in which
the former was supposed to he good
thing. II did not Gene out as expected,
as khodusla won very easily IN the iast
tltnn of llia.. which she might have
clipped lay Il rull second had she hr'n
pusned.
Nile aul sixteenth Jefferson, Horn
pipe, Formal Time LAZY.
fiVr furlongS Break OF Day, 81 Ear
tholomcw. Don Bias Time W.
ono mile Gold crest and ferrier denl
heat. DefciJer third. Time l.E, hun
OF Gold crest Won. Time ] ~
Five furlonss Second Chance. l.. IL.
King Bon. Tme ,03i4.
Thrce-quartcrs of mile-Rhoiesa. Gle
ophus. 1Nme l:Ils
Five furlongs-1'ho ManNm'n. Mihi"
hlphouse. Clymcn Time ! :oeis.
Two miles over hurdlos- Fugitive. st.
Luke. Marble Time $3.50.
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IMPORT FREIGHT AGENTS.
Recommendations That They Must 10
Various Opinions.

Recommendatio tons That 1hay huSt IN.
Various Opinions.
Tho recommendation that the import
freight agents Of the trunk lines at the
Atlantic eeaporis, who are pad by com
missions, shall all be dismissed Scpt"m-
Der /. with the exception of one agent
at each nor, for each Initial line, Is one
of tho bcw things that has been done by
the managers of the Joint Ifaihc ASST
citation. The journal II Commerce tie"
York;, hearing that the prospective chahsa
I'm this feature OF the freish. business was
making considerable disturbance, sent .
reporter around 10 make inquiries OF arg
shippers, and found that chtunE u.
that IL. the division by agents OF MGR
commission with shippers-wnS hcins M
dtlgcd in freely on all sides, the i'eilnk
evidently being that dn"lnG me ono W ~ ~
that is left tho only thing - 40 - 20 i"sh
in and get what little business thcIe -,
half loaf or even quarter l o1I, ".'itb
better than no bread. In connection VIZ
tho renort Of this Investigation tn're =
printed lis. of tho agents ~ taGn 'p 49,
from Mhlch II appears tnat' " Xnri,
ting from ono % half a dog n NsM ~, " n
shipping brokers on their Isl u ~
some of the roads have uoIn" ne ,ame
steamship companies 'lassen ~ Wv 80
category, Tho Railroad HHzcL.s sSlInr
"Df course. the payment or "oih'nn' 49,
on Mcst-hound frciEht hy ralrodn "a, T.,
pauV to a steamship company IHte.N, -
nearly every case, nothing more "Yi -
ihan n concession 10 thu We sci ~ the
division Of ,lle through rate from f.ul"ps
anu The effect on all tarin agree h ny ~,
ana on competitive business ecnt,t ts ,,,
can no' be otherwise than heh,o X Z,
this evil can bc thoroughly wiprt "u' uu'
4, has now undoubtedly met Z more pow
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Bonds 10 Re Issued for Public buildings.
Struck 10y Lightning.

Bonds 10 he Issued for Public buildings.
0''u'h NY L'S"'"'NS'
''iN's'"h i'N'N' N"S"H' w. WV 'N'''
tS commissioners court, at It's session ths
afternoon. decided t. issue bonds TO tho
',,,,o,,, -, ,nrur ,.,,,,. a., v.,rs IA
"ii''"'N 90 'F'''7'' "" ''''N
run, Tor the purpose OF building an annex
to the county IAN aud an addition 10 tins
. a. ,,, .u,.d ,,n,,, fla,
'""'' HV"N'' '"' @""' - INC '''' 80
lends 10 hc about equally DIVIDED bo'Wech
tho two proposed buildings. The bonds
49, ,,,,,. ',,,,o,,.., 81, ,h.. ,.,,. ar a r.r
w w NV" '''''-'' "t Wv ' m
cent and arc to ~" sold nj par, lhott ~
ABOUT Sl'R"h IN me county Iv" s".9 H."
redemption ut the county bonus isSueu ia
behalf OF the santa Fe railrohd, inalurlnN
Ia wv, ana II Is prop.ned to a,ll th w, bonds
the m,cres, M to tia, date ii the bonds
Nv" ',o, W.. ir,.s,rer WINS d.
structcd TO 80 10 Austin aud confer with
the attorney genera IA irlrrohrr 70 ne
Anii"',S o. ''9 t.Vt,''oi rn,l'iln W.,
bonds viii h" pui out and the work of
cnlarging the jail amt court house VIII be
begun Az speedily as iossll'lr.
INIVEi1IITY HALL.
II WAS known yeS'rI''y "'' "''', "'''
Colonel George w. bftohohrdgc Oh san
Antonio had given $4,000 for tho erection
-, ,,,inn,, "a ,ho ,ro,ii,.,l don,rtmeut
VI 1t" Mum w '''' '''' ''
# the state university IN 'his city nut
It was understood that the details were
.,, a.. nit. ~ ,p,, m, dana
lu' '" "' ","n, fu i', ~ nut 49, rolnuel
Iirnrkcnrldre was anxious to avoid any
notorioty IN connection Win the matter
VA" auhirs WAS k'l' itu,n Wy p, ,,u,'L nN
ridpn's idoo WIS thnt the ,niiro fund
would hc used in erecting building as
ne thought there would be- room TOR II on
the college grounds. Rut ihrre 4ant room
enough. and. as NnuA street can not he
closed on account of tn. Susie railroad
being located thereon q site mad TO he
purs hnsod at a cost oil 5000. II is sltu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-12
CiIl3ES TOURNEY.

All Games Have Been Finished and tho
Prizes Awarued.
NuremhurS, August ii.--Arier tho con-
ciusion Of the Tnwasch VS.. Albin game
left unfinished last evening and won by
Tarrasch early this morning, the prizes
In the International Chccs Masters
Tournament were awarded, as follows:
First prize, Iaskcr. second, Marcc1y;
third and fourth divided hy phinshIry
end Tarrasch; flfth lanowsky; sixth.
Sie'nitz seventh divided by Schlecicr
ard Wnlhrodt.
Arnen.lnd Is tho score OF all tho plnNors