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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
Improving the south broad Green.

The park and tree commission has begun
the work OF improving the South Broad
street green The green is being cleaned
and narrowed and Is being sodded with
Bermuda grass. New brick sidewalks are
being placed across the ends of the green
by the city. The sidewalk on the south
side Of South Broad, between Drayton and
Floyd streets, Is being lowered TO conform
to the general grade OF the street In
fact, nothing IS geing neglected which
will tend to make South Broad street an
ornament 10 the city and the finest avenue
II In1 nnnl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
Pianos So Monthly.
Pianos So Monthly.
Pianos $5 Monthly.

Is 1t true? Yea, verify. Are the pianos
new? Entirely so, just fresh from fac
tory.
Are they good pianos? Mathusheks,
and good as gold. No fake, no catch, but
a square sale, and wonderful chance to
buy and not feel H. Don't walt Sale
closes March 81. See about II quick. Lud-
den q Bates-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
Prof. Gentrr,s Pnrnde To-dnr.

Prof Gentry's famous dog and pony
show arrived in the city this morning and
will open their engagement at Bolton and
Price streets tonight. All the little dogs
and ponies VIII be seen on parade to-day
at noon. The parade will pass through
the principal streets and every one should
be on hand to see tad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
rnntImc c1n6,r nontr.

The attendance at the Pastime Athletic
Club entertainment last night being
small. no admission was charged The
only bout put on was a four-round go be-
tween Jack Sommers and Larry Melon
aid IL developed into one OF the hottest
short goes ever seen before the club, and
several of the club members want the
men to come together again. A contest
between them Will probably be arranged
TO take place some time next week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
IN HONOR OF EMMETT.
The Association tn banquet at Man
nIng's Reatnuraut

The Robert Emmet Association will cell
citrate its seventeenth anniversary by a
dinner at Mannine's restaurant tonight
at $50 O'Clock. Dinner VIII be served for
about eighty members and their quests.
and during the evening responses TO toasts
will be made by Mayor J.. w. Meldrim.
Messrs. H. 5. Morgan, A. 5. Way and
George W. Beckett. The members OF the
association viii meet at he quarters OF
the Savannah club and march to the res
taurant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
CHURCHES WELL ATTENDED,.
Large Congregations at Ash Wednes-
days Services.

Ash Wednesday services in the Roman
Catholic and Episcopallan churches were
well attended yesterday. At the Cathe-
dral of 81. John the Baptist impressive
services were held and will be continued
every Wednesday and Friday during
Lent. Services were also held In st. Pat
rick's and Sacred Heart churches.
In the Eplscopallan churches congrega-
tons were larger than usual. Services
were held at st. Johns, Christ and st.
Paurs. At the Lutheran Church of the
Ascension an afternoon service was held
and will be continued every Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock until Easter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
TO keep THE LANES CIEAN
The Police Instructed 20 Look After
NIOlRtIOns of the Inv.

A"e Hoice instructed TO Look After
Violations of the Law.
Property owners who allow ashes to be
thrown into the streets and lanes abut-
ting their premises would do well to dis
continue the practice Mayor Meldrlm
said yesterday that IL is his intention to
instruct the police to make docket eases
against the occupants of the buildings
near which the ashes are found. Il will
not be necessary for the police to see the
ashes thrown into the streets or lanes.
The fact that the ashes are there will be
taken as evidence that they have been
placed there with consent OF the owner
or occupant of the building This an
nouncemcnt was determined upon by the
mayor after observing that a lane which
had been cleaned only the day before had
been Immediately made dumping
ground for ashes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
No Canned lobster Now.

HOLSTERS are the ''go" now in Savannah.
Hicks has made them popular and he is
the only progressive man in the city. He
don't believe in waiting. but goes to Port
land, Me-, to get the finest Holsters in the
word. Until Hicks taught better the
canned lobster was a delicacy. but now
the live, kicking one is a reality and is in
demand. Go to Hicks always and at all
times. He can serve you to perfection
-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04

The Savannah Traction Company Is
now running It's cars around by President
and West Broad streets instead OF on
South Broad TO West Broad. from Mont
gomery street The old crossing OF south
Broad at Montgomery street has been torn
uplso that it Is no longer an obstruction
TO The paving OF the street. The track
has not been removed from the green as
yet, however, but will be shortly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
THE cITY's Exchange NEW DRESS
The Contract For Painting tn
Building White Awarded.

buiiulhS White Awarded.
Bids for painting the city exchange were
opened yesterday by the mayor and the
commissioner of public works. There were
six bids ranging from $3.50 to $500. This
was a remarkable difference, considering
that all the bids were based on the same
specifications. The job was awarded to
the Adams Drug ana Paint Company as
the lowest bid. The contract requires that
the contractor begin work within six days
after signing the contract and that the
work be completed within thirty days af-
ter beginning. The old brown paint is
10 be scraped off and the building given
three coats of white paint. The roof is to
be given two coats of metallic paint. The
weather vane and the globes supporting IL
are to be regilded. The exchange will
present quito a different appearance when
the work is completed. 1t will be the
first new spring dress the old building has
had In years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
New Route 10 Upper Indian River

The Jacksonville Tampa and Key West
railway have opened a route between
Jacksonville and Rockledge, using steam
er on the Indian river to complete the
line between Titusviile, Rockledge ana
other points on the upper Indian river
Passengers leaving Jacksonville via the
j., +. and X. W. railway IN the r,arni, +,
reach Rockledge hotels at supper time
Rockledge Is one OF the most attractive
points on the Indian rlver.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04

All druggists refund the money II It fails
to cure. 25e.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04

Hoods pills are the favorite family ca
thartic. Easy to take, gentle, mild. 25
captF-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-04
Lock the Door

Before the horse is stolen. Purify enrich
and vitalize your blood and build UP your
physical system before disease attacks
you and serious sickness comes. Hoods
Sarsapaiilla will make you strong and
vigorous and viii expel from your blood
ali Impurities and germs of disease Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
CEREAL CHOP REPORT.
Of winter wheat Has
FnIIcn since April.

Washington. June io.-Sts'istician Rob
ertson OF Tho agricultural department this
afternoon issussd the following cereal crop
report, Mr. Hyde. the rev a'atiaacian' NOT
taking charge nn;3i after this report;
The report OF June !. consolidated re-
turns OF township. county and sahtn cor
respondents OF the department OF agrcul'
turc. makes tho acreage of the winter
wheat Mt present growing. after allowance
Tor ndoImcnto. $40 per cent or fhe
area harvested last year. or ~, per cent
of the area sSwu in the fall OF ihyo. ihS.
In round numbers 10 u. OO acres.
The porcentages Of winter wh'at nntc-
ages, upon tho basis aIfd,cg'n. OF ine
prfrBsipal winter wheat S,iiteS are az iol-
lows: Ohio ~. Michigan 80, indiana VI,
limos o. Missouri 10. Kansas w Iai-
fornia 100 In New YORK, Pennsyisann''
Delaware. Virginia, North Caroilnn, n a,si
hama. Texas. Arkansas. Icnntsssr ~
Wesf Virginia the area sown. epinpareu
with the harvest last year. mas peeh una
The condition OF winter wheat has ION,
an s5nes the report Of May !. b,inB is.b
,,er cent. Against S0.T on THAI dat u uc-
clifiS OF 4 points. The condition ON June
last year was n.s. , -.
nh. percentage OF spring whsa, are ,a
that az 1895. has increased beang lio per
cena over last years acreage. inc iot1i
are az spring wheat ssJwn ~. there.o,e. III
,y,lnd numbers, 100000 acrss ara ,ns
cnmblned winter ard spring area 10 3L-
$4,000 acres. or 99.s per cent o. tiat na'-
s1 Ths c,ondiuon Of spssns wheat shows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
SUNDAYS THIP.
Preparations Making for the ENcur-
sion 10 Galveston.

1,boro te a nrosnocl that therc will be a
large crowd TO go with the rootors TO
N"'' - 'u''',"S' -" "'''
feature of me excursion Is tha' no horns
or other Instruments OF torture wiil be
allowed II II is possible TO prevent IT,
The Post stated last season that. when the
people of Houston visit Galveston 20 VIE
MSS a ban game. qt,.v do SO AS gentle
u. ,i'''9'4f'" III '''" NC
clothes. ride in paince cars and proceed
10 the rark In g.-rnemanly order 10 wit
mes M. snort ,,ri,,,d ,h., I'D ri.,.g
''7 80 v 'li''u4 N'' s1ou pays
ana by enthusiasm encourage the iious-
ton team to win The game So 1t VIII h.
~ u'-" '"'''"''' ' '''"'>U'' S'o' WIN
20 mere prepared TO eeNsra'ulate Calves
ton should The sand Crabs bo victorious
f,Hi Ils,l.Ig IL Il irlehaS one ana me fuf-
nlaud good play made by "A Sand crab
AZ thev are one ny tho Houston team, but
thoN viii Of course lend their enthusiasm
10 the 3uflalors AdJWant 81 Packard Of
the Rioters REGIMENT received Il number
Of applications for enlistment yesterday
The entbnsiasm 3 CROWNS every iay and
me puss bllltN Is that large number VIII
The game SUNDAY win be the secoat 70
be PLAYED for the King Wilhelm lrcphy
The flrst In the prize series was p'nyeI
last sunday and was a tie rama. HDus-
ton VIII try hard 10 take the gam. ana
thus be one IA III: fead for the prize Of
Tered
Tbe following Instructions have been
isHuei.
Special order No. 3
Headquarters First Regiment Rootcr-.
Houston. Texas, June 9.--Al rooirrss N tie
cilY Of Housron are instructed TO hold
themselves IN readiness for the trip 10
Galveston next sunday. Arra1gemtnfs
are being made 10 so in n body TO the
lslaui Cty. Wilhelm the on. Time King
OF the Sand crab rooters. Is arranging Ia
M and rflfe
us safe escort into the city In The after
noon taare will bc contest be,ws,.n our
colcr bearers. the Eunaloes and The color
You ar. each OF YOU Instructed 10 oe pre-
rand 10 applatld every play by Houston,
IL encourage our PLAYERS 10 win, and.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

!, e..i' was the third. as he did not run the
o ,'1 Note threw TO Meyer. end Martin
vas Va'ied out, retiring the side IL WAS a
uulip play on the part of Martin There
was great deal OF enthusiasm at hi.
point Houston added two more in the
siN'n, ana until the ninth there was simply
an anxious watching of the game Tho an.
dience believed 1t was all over hut tho ura.
WORKS. &hich was right. as Austin started
III on ilteWorkS in the last inning The
SooTe was i've to one In favor OF the Buff
laws When the eighth inning was al
most over the BOYS in the bleachers started
across the field 10 leave the grounds. Um-
pre- Brennan told them to so back, that the
game was not over.
And 1t wasn't.
In the ninth Mesmer had walk to first.
Drlnkwater advanced him two bases ON a
MT and he scored on petti!ohns out. The
audience was on the tip-toe of expectancy
I'm one man out and one on second II an
peated as II there would be a long game
nartrldge hit safe and scored Drlnkwater
rms made tho score five to three. with only
one man out and a man on first Badger
mt a not one to Deveney who erred In
fielding 1t. and Badger reached first and
iartrluge went 20 third, Martin hit a high
flv TO the left field fence. Kimerer went
after II, and IL slipped through his fingers.
allowing Partridge TO score. one more run
would tie the game. They got Il on hard
M ball hy Spencer, who brought in Badger.
That was all
me tenth inning opened with an audience
watching eagerly for a score. 1t was not
made until the thirteenth II was fast
growing dark. but Umpire Brennan insisted
on finlsh-a finish they got Three men
were On bases and Deveney made two
Dagger ana brought in two When this
was doae Austin tried to let Houston stay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

nm average for the whole country Of $50
ner cent, against 70 0 on June l. 1896 The
condition OF all wheat Is ~ T. against M.6
r'r cent on the same date last ybnr.
1hc preliminary report places the acre.
age OF cats at 30 IS pcr cent OF last years
area and makes thc condition 50 ler cent,
against asS last June.
Acreage of rye ig W per cent of last
vear. condition OF rye sg,9 per cent.
Acreage az barley, e2.2 per cent condi-
ton ~ crop. 81 per cent.
Acreage NJ rice. 1851 per cent; condition,
rs YER cent
RCports from the consular officers az
Tho United states In Manitoba and West
orn ontario Indicate good crJps Of Doth
winter and spring gnnn.
minister Ia Argentine tend to show that
this ycar'a wl',at acreage VIII not exceed
last Ncar'E and may be pnch sesr.
Fruit throughout Westrrn Europe has
been considerably injured by frosts, Wheat
growth Is generally retarded by tho back
ward sfutsOn, and tn spain, Italy AMI Hun
Iufy ~ quality is deteriordtod by per-
vlstsnt rainR.
r'hc condition is reported improving m
Northern fprogr ROuufnnia, Bulgnrih
An1 uaris OF Russia, but no, In Poland
or .hu Southwestern provinces. The def
cheney cf the crop III Frame is now esii-
mated nj from ab0DO.lsO 10 55,oOo.oOo bushols.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
OCTAGON THE WINNER.
HE TOOK THE BRoOiSLYN DERBY
HANDILY.
The FayorItc Was in the "Aiso Ran"
COntiugent-he Carried Con
siderable Money.

New York, June 1o,-The track was
heavy at Gravese-d today, but the attend
anoe was fair. Scottish chieftain was the
favorite for the Brooklyn derby. with Bel
mont's pair, Octagon and Don De Orc. sec
ond choice. The betting was very heavy.
the bulk OF the money going ON Scottish
Chieftain As they rounded into the back
stretch they were well punched, with the
exception OF Octagon. who was running
free in front OF the others. As they came
into the stretch Don De Orc moved up into
second place. Doggett then began to urge
Buddha, who had been tagging. but the
best no could do was a ding-doDg finish
for second money. which he got by nose
on the post, Octagon winning easily.
Five furlongs-Lady Cooper. Geisha, Coll
oniaI Dame Time, l.06A.
One and one-eighth miies--Doggett Lake
Shore, Peep o. Day. Time, i:5sA.
Hanover stakes. four furlongs. selling-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

Courtney are hereby orJiersi to provide
sufficient transportation FOR tho regiment
They are TO see that "a pr0par number ~
coaches are III readiness 10 transport Oli
who Will so with tho rcE.mentdl train and
to nonfy the ad1utant OF tie regiment at
what time tho tram VIII leave this city
and the leaving time at Galveston for the
return trip.
des,rs that all loyal rootcrs ioin In
this march and show to toe people Of
Galveston that Houston can siNO better
support to the baseball team representing
this CITY than do those who live upon the
Pirate Isle.
This order is effective this date.
Kwarls,
Kurnei Kommand.ug,
NV tho Kurncl--Si Packard Adjutant
and Lieutenant.
Specul order No. r.
H,stdoiartars Rioters Regiment Hous-
ton Texas, June lO,-lt has been decided
tn take the regiment OF rooters TO ialNes-
ton sunday on spcciui train via the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson raii-
way. Which VIII leave Ronner's Point al
nue. depot at / ~ m. IL Is Desired that
every enthusiast desiring TO go with the
rt,nwti go on this trsttl Those WHO can
commonwealth do SO are requested 10 mecl
M INonner's Point not later than ls;So
n,cIocls sunday and the others can JON
mo marty at the Congress avenl" depot.
THE hand, under the direction OF ChalIts
I"wis. and this HousGon baseball team
| viii 60 to galveston on tnls ti@ln, ~, n,i
| srecial train Will leave Galveston az ''''
! o'clock. ,., ,-,,,,r,,"t at,,r
| BY the Kurnel-Si fae"a'''
MT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
Foul Tips Cnught.

The game TO-DAY is n 4;3D O'clock.
The Austin ball pleynrs are popular in
Houston
The street car service TO the grounds Is
excellent
brennan dd nice work with the indi-
Gator Yesterday.
Ladies will he charged admission 10 the
grand sand today
1t was pleasant 20 witness n game OF
BAH in which there Was NJ kicking
SATURDAY will bt. boys day At the game:
syrry 'rchin purchasing score card VIII
be admitted free
Some sneak thief stole q pair of shoes
and "A bit belonging 90 DcreneN from
tho club mouse u: Leekue park. MAnAs +
Reed savs ne krows who IN" Sn!!ly part
Is and that If the missing articles are
.ul returned at once he VIII prosecute
hlm for THEFT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

ITearne. TeNas. Juno io.-Thc Calvert
ard Brsnham baseball teams viii cross
bats Mt tho park In this city FRIDAY ana
saturday.
Brennan, Texas. june l0.-~The Dudes
and "Lawyors' i1Hye1 n match game OF
tiil 10 a large audience here yesterday,
,csul'inG In a score OF 81 70 IL IN favor oil
the Dude2.
Calya.t. ToKaa. june i0.--The game OF
IAN today between BrenhHm and calvert.
the third OF the series, resulted IN "a We
tory for Calvert by score OF 10 l. II
was fine game.
Bryan, Texas. June lo.-rhe Bryan Gun
club is making preparations for a bs
shoot on tho 22i Visiting sportHinen from
the RrasOs bctpSm, iiesri'5 ana olher
nsjghborlng towns are cxpccted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
uou.tnn 10. Austin 3.

-. 1,.,l1
Those who attehueu 1he o"ii taiiie yes
,,-l,y got a run fer their money as the
rack narlance goes. and at the same
NV ,,,.nossod r,,r,ficept snort NV
tine 'hey "i'le'
tEo teams, each oil "hlch ihaue seh''e-
,,1ly appearance on the field. the contrast
80 ,aw DAVIS preceding being noticeable
'Ae row r. - ,.a,,,o ..,, r.,,,,
t. the extreme '''-'
clubbing kicking ana morse play ana was
s,oycd until the dark curtains Of ap-
..,,r ovon,ne vera drawn ahout the
P''l'u'Hs ,'.,a,,i,,,r oi,,o,t go, III.
PARK and II was peeOi'i'i'e "'i'i0''' ''' uN' IL
% see the ball.
yo,vithstandiug the disgracetul occur
:, ,ho tbrea dovs nreced;ry tbo
'sn''s VI -. I...,'.' -
efenlns Oh lne houston NuS.iu selies' tne'c
vas large crow pIespMt " see VIC wy
a1e' lhe Crane s'ahu was cfo"uci WIN
Ailes' ana INC oieaci.eIs Wote a'iuosI iu!i'
Weskart ana MS sehalullai "ssIes"ll'h are
very popular u, tioAs'oli. 60,
Tdey have always conducted themselves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

First race. three-fourths OF mile, SELL
ins-Miss Lillian. Cue Tip. Julia D., SAL
sctta. io7; Bieakinoro, Dominica, Sir An
drow. Rampage, 1903; Buck Fonse. Lonse-
val liz.
Second race. fvc-e ishths OF mile
Hampton. Swing, Wilfred 1ourier Rath-
more. Jack Donohuc. St. Raymond, Fontus.
400: Dan Rice. Arc,urus. Trocha. loS.
Third race. ono and one-eiyteenth miles
selllng--Lady Keith. 81: Little Buck. pc;
pouting. 9s. Royal Dance. ioi; Belgara,
i0S. John McEiroy, loi; Cadillac. io5.
Fourth race, one mile. sclling-While
Away. Hilda, Elsker, 90; pago, Lisglo
Mack. Lcasemap, lop stanza. %; Simple
Jack loi.
Fifth race. five eiehths OF mile sell
inr-Cuba Free. Georgia G.. Allie Belle,
brazilian Gorilla, Lady OF tho West, lo2,
Dominis, High links, Cob. l05.
Sixth race. one mile soliing-Littlc Wal
ter. "a; Frontman. %. Dorothy Ill l02;
Maaarlne. Reddngton, loi; Rasper. liz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
Intonin Track.

suits:
Seven and onc.half furlorgs. selling
Ben Naiad. Protus. oscuro. Time. 1880
L.
Flyo mriones Opponent, Millstream,
St0nhopc Time, 1908.
one and one eighth II Hes, handicap--Ta-
luca. byron McClrlland, Pete. Time, ia
IL.
Five furlonEs--M Martha H.. uarin, Lady
OF the West. Time. 1:C2 ii.
Seven and onc-hnlr characterization.
Niscount. Miss Ross. Time. 1886.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
Dallas %. penison =.

Dallas, Texas. June l0,Beckwith. Nc
Closkey's new pitcher proved too much
OF a puzzle for the penison Tigers today
and cheY lost the first game to the De-
tenders. Both teams put up fairly good
exhibition of ball playing Baker the
new umpire. who halls from Kansas. was
satisfactory in his work. The attendance
WAS good. There is a movemsr, ON foot
among the North Texas clubs TO have III.
season divided into two parts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
Yesterdays game was a corker.

i@'erdsy's game was n corker.
WIS lengthy. and enjoyable. after
aNaln stage. Houston made a couple of
"ns III the first inning, and as Austin dIi
~ reach that mark there was little cnthu-
taG' Austin marked up one in the third,
"1aA"ater went down on four balls and
Iva second en- Pettjohn's cut. He was
~sed in BY Partridge.
sIe crowd woke up in the fifth Houston
80 ahoiher run through the influence OF
suneiy hit By Pender. When Austin went
ae nat there WAS a heart disease feeling
-,aolhg the audience. Drinkwater was
~S 10 and hit safe. Pcttijohn hit a hard
~ 70 Deveney. but the little short stopped
nnI ny. ils course 10 left field and threw
t.s -a OUT at second, Reed covering the bag
su'lge went TO first on A hit 10 right,
nnlcin Peuiiohn. Badger hit one 10
/ ~aSa, but he could net field it clean, and
save Badger first and advanced ms
:. w me bases were full and it appeared
Il. score would result. a fly bail 10
ouiled would have allowed two men
"a HSss the plate. as only one was out
Me ladies' in the audience stood up in
peAlaless SUSPENSE while the crowd on the
Il Ne's watched to soc what sr;artin would
vel. he hit the ball.
,,n e hit II hard to Reed, but the manager
e.. handled it, and seeing Pottjohn
eSo,Ix< up The third base line. he threw
n M 70 Cote, and the clever left fielder
d. austin team was out, Martin evil
-. aolght TWO men were out and that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11
1t is desircd that as MANY whcelmcn %
possible viii 20 TO GialN cston.


kurnel kwarls. Kommandns First Regi-
ment Houston hooters
Since our kcmmander IS "agin" horn
and bell music. can't soSne one eomp)se
us q song2 The band can play while he
rooters something like thus, by The
oll time familiar air:
Wen hang King Wilhelm on a sour apple
tree.
Wen hang King Wilhelm on a sour apple
tree
Wen hang King Wilhelm on a sour apple
tree.
AS we 40 marching by.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

Far1ncrsville. Texas. Juno o. winnnr4
OF the bicycle races today Rod Murch-
ison Of Farmrwvllle, ono milo. a;os' same,
quarter milo: w, j. Tremh.nc Of Dallas
ono mile professional 2:bl. Pod Murch-
ison of Farmcrsyiiie. one milo r. j.,
pm 20, OF Dallas hall Iniu, $780, c. j.
schetimantsl OF Grconyllle. two miles
II. c. Webb OF larmersyilc. quarter mile
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-11

Demagoguc. Blue Away, Kilt Time ;ts%.
Brooklyn derby, one and ono-quarter
miles octagon, i22 tsims), to .. won;
Buddha. i22 tDoggctt,. to I and oven.
second; Don Dc Orc IL, tGrininl. to ..
third. Time. 2:ioA. Scottish Chieftain. The
Friar, Draw Lad also ran.
Mcntauk stakes. six furlongs--voter. Bill
Ali, Nmas, Time. LICK,
one mile, selling -Haphazard. Azure.
Our Johnny. Time. linn.
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Earned runs Dallas Z, Dcnison 5.
Two base ai.s--IlaN. McD.vitis, Law
renee. Miller, UuNie, Chilcs.
Three base hit Cooley.
Home -l-awrcWcc, frmmct.
LET, 81 hascs--llnllls, = benson g.
Sacrifice h'is-M. piNirts, Rage.
Stolen bases l3cckwith .. Han.
Struck out-I3N Beckwtth 4. by McCor-
Nick !.
on McCormick L.
raesed ball-.Mlihar.
Time of ca,nel So.
l'mfGre.-raker.