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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-14

Granburry. Hood county. Texas, July 12
Rain is very badly needed Some cotton
has already begun to shed It's fruit
Jasper Jasper county, Texas, July l2.-
Rain fell In most parts Of tho county dur
INK the week, which insures this corn
crop.
Alvin, Brazoria county, Texas, July 10.
There have been showers in spots, but q
general rain is needed badly. Cotton is
shedding,
Bryan, Brazos county. Texas July "a
The hot. dry weather continues and cotton
is badly damaged Tho leaves ana squares
are rapidly falling off
Village Mills. Hardin county, Texas,
July IA good rain fell here last night.
kingsbury. Guadalupe county, Texas.
July liza good rain fell here this after
noon.
lakewood. Leon county. Texas. July H.
Corn crop Is made; never was better.
Cotton is needing rain: with two showers
this month and two next moEth no telling
what would be made.
Forney. Kaufman county. Texas. July
1l,--Another good rain fell last night.
the benefcent effects of which. added to
the rain Of the evening previous. IL Of
great value to the corn crop; makes the
farmer feel that no has been blessed.
Thomaston, Dewitt county. Texas. July
~. Tho first bale OF cotton was glnned
here this morning. II Il npm the farm
of Mr.. =. ,. Pridssn. On eoeouns = ~
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Some of these DAYS an interesting chap
ter In baseball history may Toe written on
the subject of tine Rusle dell. which was
one OF the greatest pieces of diplomacy
connected with the National game
Rusie has not only hoen success from
a box office standpoint, but he has ma
tcrlaly aided the New York club in
reaching a point where it is surely within
sight, al least of the much-coveted pen
eun.
The New York club. with the exception
Of Rus!e, is the same practically as ii was
last year Look at the remarkable work
of Van llaltren, Mike Ticrnan. kid
Gleason ana George Davis Last year
those plnyers were hanging on TO the coat
tails oil National league society. with the
threat Of being shipped 10 lila s5eenvillc"
staring Them in the face.
Today they are playing the latest kind
of bill and are batting In most of New
Ycrils runs. while Ruse and his assist
ants are holding the other clubs down 10
an occasional run and few scattered
safetie
Mr.. Freedman has sad that he only In
tends to remain In baseball until the New
York club proves to be winner. so If the
Giants come out Of this season one-two-
three Mr. Freedman may seek the seclu-
sion he claims TO desire No bouquets No
tears.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
WEEKLY REPORT or THE Wealth.
ER BuuEAu.
lgtnin Is Very Generally Needed,
| Though the showers Did Good.
Cotton BEGINNING 10 Shed.

Galveston, Texas, July 13.-rhc weekly
weather and crop report OF the Texas
state weather bureau was issued today for
the week ending July IL. 1t gives tho
crop conditions throughout the State as
follows:
The light, scattered showers were bene-
fetal where they occurred but general
rain is needed throughout The agricultural
portions of the State. The dry weather
was very favorable for the saving of ma
turcd crops and much fodder. hay and
forage was saved during the week.
Cotton has not been materially injured
by the dry weather yet hut II Us con-
census Of opinion among the correspond
onts that rain would be OF great benL~o
10 the crop. The plant continues growing
and fruiting nicely, but early cotton has
commenced shedding leaves. bolis and
squares In many sections. and the crop
viii soon suffer ii the dry weather con-
tinues. Late cotton is doing fairly well,
considering the dry went her but rs begin
ming to need rain badly In some localities.
Some cotton picked during the week over
Southwest Texas and many rcporiS OF boils
opening nicely over the Southern portion
of the State, while tho plant IL blooming
well over North Texas a general rain is
needed for the crop.
i>dl' pldHlt" 'olh nus u''H b"'''ih'f
damaged By the continued dry weather.
and viii be light without rain soon. Early
corn Is matured over the Southern portion
Of the State and the yield is generally
good. Some corn has been gathered dur
ing the week.
The weather has been favorable for
wheat and oat threshing and this work
is completed In some sections and nearing
completion in others. The yield of both
oats and wheat has been very good.
Sorghum cano Is maturing nicely
The rice crop continues promising Fruit
vegetables and other crops doing fairly
well. but general rain Ia needed for
vegetables, as the dry weather is cutting
them short in most sections.
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dry weather the cotton is opening rapidly
and in another week picking VIII become
general.
Welmar Colorado county. Texas, July
lil.-Aftcr due Inquiry it can now be re-
ported that good rain fell yesterday In
this section 1t was not general. but al
most covered the demand Much more Il
needed, but all arc thankful for "srnnll
fayors." Tho great and ruinous drouth
Is broken. II is believed
Manor Travis county, Texas, July 49,
Rain is badly needed in this section. Late
cotton has began to withor while the older
crop has about stopped growing on ac-
count OF dry weather. The young crop
which Is large. can make nothing with
out rain ana is being injured every day
now by dry. hot winds
Yoakltm, Dewitt county. Texas. July 49,
Two bales OF new crop cotton arrived In
this city This morning within ten minutes
Of each other. The first one sold was
raised and marketed by II. Lest about
five miles east Of the city, and II brought
~ cents, and about $50 in premiums. This
Is four days earlier than the first bale OF
last year.
Bastrop, Bastrop county. Texas. July IL.
The long continued dry spell with the
intense heat is fast cooking all crops now
growing. The corn was cared aud done for
premniurcly and now the cotton yield is
cut very short Il it does not rain I'm
modlateiy. The least little sprinkle fell
yesterday evening, accompanied by WIND
and thunder--just enough sign Of rain to
tanialize the farmers.
Magnolia Springs, Jasper county. Texas,
July l2.IThis section of country was Wis
tied by fine rain yesterday, and accord
ing to reports from the surrounding coun-
try the rain was quite general. All crops
had begun to suffer very much, but today
the farmer Is all smiles, as he looks over
his fields OF corn cotton, sugar cane and
sweet potatoes, and finds them greatly re-
vlved and moi wilted down as - few days
ago. Prospects are good for more rain to-
day.
Wellborn, Brazos county. Texas, July IL.
The fine crops Of only a few weeks back
arc looking distressingy sick Just now.
Native corn ia almost an entire failure.
and had Il not been for the Northern seed
planted the corn crop would have been
very short one. Both bottom and hill cot
ton IL suffering and the Hill cotton Is firing
and the leaves falling off. Cotton is open
ing fast and unless there Is rain real soon
cotton picking will be general both on the
hills and In the bottoms in ten or fifteen
days.
Dublin. Erath county, Texas, July Ia
1t has been extremely hot IN this section
during the past two or three weeks. How
ever. Saturday afternoon q small norther
blew up. and the temperature has been
much cooler since. Rain is beginning to be
needed badly, although wo believe that
fair quantity Of corn Will be harvested,
sven though there be no rain on ~ corr
before II natures. The ost crop hoYylGt11
grown throughout these payte. ~ ~
gotten into stack and harm Ii &o6&
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St Louis. July Fair Grounds re-
suits:
six furonFs-Imp Sugar Amelia Fonso,
Neutral, Time, ll5ii.
Five furlongs-Belle Of Memphis. Mar
sofia. Night Gown Time, l;o3.
one mile 1nd twenty wards. selling
Lady Britannia, Uncle Pat, Parole Dor.
Time. 1854.
Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gustavc Cook
Bridget Time, l.l1''i
Ono and oue-elehth miles, sellng-Glad
Eyes, Donation Astrlda- Time, 1.5Gle.
SIX furlones Mss Verne, Robair. our
Bishop. Time, l.l5.
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When tho san Antonio team gets away
from home and home umpiring, ut is
d ffercnt" These champs have played
eight games on the present trip to North
Texas. OF the eight they have won thr."
and two of these were taken from Deni-
son on dead rank scratches. Every Gu
that has visited SAN Antonio this season
came away with the same kind OF COM
plants and now the public can begia 10
understand what has boon what over
there.
The Houston team has been somewhat
demon .ized and seriously crippled OF lale
and was forced to bear the taunts HUNG AT
Weston. put the boys are getting lato
shape again. Cote has been suffering
from lame ankle. Reed and Never both
" n sore feet and Knox sick. They an
getlng all right and VIII yet make II
lively for uac leaders.
Maybe the Norm Texas clubs have 1t
fiA,d 50 that Mike o'Conp3r ana MS mia
mnlnereti colleagues can't KICK the pe't
out of the lot. as they hove been N NE
habit Of dong at home. Probably that
may account tor the fast descending
champs"
The Houston team has plenty of tino
vet TO win the pennant, despite the utterly
outrageous schedule forced upon it. Have
YOU thought of 1t? Iwe1tN- ulc IA. e-
away from home on a stretch. When the
second season upeuci a." upist e. %
was scheduled thus: AT san Antonio,
thence to Austen. TO Galveston. 10 Dallas,
10 Fort Worth to Par.s, TO Denison. back
to san Antonio. to Austin ana again TO
Galveston before playing at nome. The
longest "trip San Antonio has away from
home is twelve games. on ms league au-
thcrtY Us the hot mustard, As hot as
Jack Brennan's judgment ON balls and
'stril..s" when Houston is In the game.
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r .of' = Worth IL. san Anton,o T.,


sss,, WORTH Texas. July l3.-It was n
~, .pa'ch today. Thirty-three hits
{,,reo..o ''hff' runs were made in the
jtue ,bo. ana II required ten innings 10
10 mat the Colts had won bv a score
"a !" H. The score was a Ito during n
r'rnon of the game, with the Bron-
~ VA mig out being throc IN advance
!, "e g., BEGINNING of the ninth. when The
pre and ,n'' pfsan' The Colts tied the
bring, ppipNehtei their opponents from
'hth and ,S' getting another in the
ene u,as Wv visitors failing to score, tho
b Ge,, T won The fielding of Reynolds
IT, wss~ IN left and center respect
wbIch - "a'ire, Five ihree-basgers
phase MS fsost made three, ana seven
y. eammert h as to M the air ~ ia
ea at short today. s''e' py ward
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and she pawned her jewels. worth 10000,
for $500 so they might go away together.
Ward has u beautiful young wife who has
Just sailed for England with her little
daughter to visit her husbands relatives.
She will not knew of his Disgrace Till she
reaches the other side. She had every con
fidence In Mrs. Bradbury. and told her
friends In New York that she had left her
husband in Mrs. Bradbury's care.
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Cincinnati, July 13.-Ookiey results.
Molo. King bermuda. Wilson. Time, i:oSN.
six furongs--Protus, StrathrccI Tufla
Time 1:1i&.
Fiva and onc-half furlongs- Macivor.
Hampton. DR. Black Time, 1;Hs,.
Free handicap one and oUe-siNteoHth
miles Meadowthorpe, Elusive, Belle
Bramblc. Time l:5l. 81
one mle-Elano. The Batehellor, Booze.
Time l:i7.
six furlongs-Afcidler. Serrano. Abe
Fuerst. Time, 1:lGl3.
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Per
THEY PLAY TODAY.
houston at Paris
Austin at Dallas. .
nm Antonio at Fort WORTH
aIxr.ton not rlnyinT.


revas. July 1s.-Bailey and Sttlltz
the principal work in today game.
..r, the Buffaloes fell on the Paris
van hard In the first inning, he
(,sled down TO his game and came near
n st,ltz also did good work on
Sab. Peoples and Devcnev dii hne
~ a. short but Reed carried OFF tire
Ma honors. Mikc Jacobs is credited
N remarkable stickwork. maxine two
S.oo. ,,,cyers anil three runs. His work
frs, was very good. The game was
20 evenly PLAYED
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The Tennessee Exposition.

Nashville Tenn. July 1S-No sps So.
events occurred at the exposition 'oaa,,
The Texas Press association were ~" ~.
represented among the visitors ana 'he
,,or,,,.s building had many guests. a..
The The TEXAS edifors will be Joined by me T.
Georgia press association. Tonisn. y :
20 cola that many are deferred from az !.
tending. The highest Temperatures W. -
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This is a picture OF Mrs. John L. Brad
bury, tho beautiful Los Angeles woman who
eloped with Russell Ward, an Englishman,
whose wife was an intimate friend OF Mrs.
Bradbury
Colonel Bradbury is a millionaire and his
young wife has lived in great luxury. The
man whom she coped with has no money
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,r,c,sophist. NJ waco Organized.

Waco. Texas. July 13-The Waco branch
Of the American Theosophical society was
orsanized last night, with Mrs. b. H. pa'ls
president and librarian. and Forest T. NOR
on, secretary. The branch was ORGANIZED
by Mrs. NJ. A. p. Mccrary: president oa a." g
Hot springs branch, who has Just cioSeu d
series of lectures on theosophy. :, ~
Madam Blavatsh has n,inps ah " s,sy,s
out With twenty charter members.
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A planter suicideJ.

Lake Charles, La, July NV a. Os
borne. a rice planter who lived near Iowa
station. ten miles east of here. committed
suicide by taking strycbnine yesterday al
tornoon. He had become despondont over
The threatened loss OF his rice crop Mr..
Osborne was 81 years old, a native of Iowa.
and located In Ciloasieu parish ten years
ago. He leaves a wife and two grown sons
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Two base hit.-Gettman. Kohn,c. weber

Two base hits-Gettman. Kohnle, w cher
Naldois. Knau, O'Conror, Stanley
Three base hts-Hodge, Pabst 3, Hill.
Left on hases-Fort Worth T. San An
tonic IL.
Struck out--By Muileey ?, by Herbert 3.
Bases on called balls--Off Mulkey 4, ost
Herbert 8. - ~
Double plays--Pequfnny. Hin and Pabst.
Weber and OConror.
dois.
Time of game-2.lo.
Umpire--Clark
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Matthew. Admitted To paiI.

Palestine. Texas. July ED Matthew'S
who shot W. Il. Hardy Sunday morning.
had his preliminary trial before Justice
Oscar Addington today, and was bound
over to the district court In the sum OF
$500, which he easily made.
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BELTON'S BIG CARNIVAL.
City Will Have Many Attractions
for the Visitors.
THE HORTICuL1URlSTS ARE TO MEET
The Confederate Veterans WIN Hold
u Reunion and IA state shoot
for the Guuncrs.

Bolton, Texas. July IA little over a
month ago. upon the receipt of an oue'
from the state horticultural association
TO hold it's eleventh annual meeting an"
fair in this town, the subject OF holding
n grand midsummer carnival here was
agitatad before the board OF trade, and the
result is that. through the efforts OF Messrs
| NJ. H. Shanklin and ID. c. Randall, assisted
nv seven other commiueemen selected by
| that body. and number of cnterpriS'nt
| citizens, Belton will tomorrow enter upon
three DAYS round of gaicty, which WIZ
| astouinh those who have been accustomed
| to the belief that is has fallen ih'o
| le,hargic sleep from which there It's nc
| awakening. a.,
| First among the attractions Will be the
| State horticultural soclety's annual meet
| Ing and fair, which Will attract many VISIT
ors aside from the several hundred mem
beers who will he on hand. splendid
| lire of exhibits of fruit. vegetables mowers,
| preserves, shrubs. etc. has been received
| and is being rapidly put in place In Conn
modious building on the south side OF the
| SQUARE where awards OF many valuable
pr aniums will be made tomorrow morn-
/ Ing.
Also will begin the ninth annual re-
| union of the Bell County eX-Contcdernte
association. every preparation has been
made to bccomingly entertain the veterans
| and their families. Hon. j. D. savers.
who was to have spoken here Thursday
will be unable to attend, hut A. l.. Watts
OF Dallas. Norman C <ittroN of Houston
| and r.. II Phelps of la Grange Will be
on hand to delived addresses.
The Daughters Of the Coutederacy will
| have a nag adoption which promises to
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Waco ~ DcIiehtcd.

Waco. Texas. July B.-Lovers OF bHAe-
ball are delighted with the prospect OF
witnessing professional ball IN this city
THIS season. The news that Waco hah
entered the league was welcomed py a
iar,o number ut the people mere ana ~, .ha
Houstsn team will doubtless he well at
tended
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Antonio. a great many citizens would at.
tend were 1t not for the scarcity OF money
great many prospectors ARE visiting the
county, and they all get stuck on the
town and praise the people for their having
the pluck to build twenty miles OF railroad
Sheriff a. n. Stone returned last week
from taking a crazy negro TO Austin. The
negro bit the sheriff very severely on the
arm while taking him off the traiu at Aus
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The Summer Normal Has n LnrRc
Atfendance.

Atftndunce.
Dublin, Texas. July 1.-THE summer nor
NAL at this place is in a flourlshing condi-
zion; already about eighty are in attend
ance, and It is expected that this week will
raise the number to l0c or more There
are teachers here from elk counties, and
before the close of the normal not less than
ten counties viii be represented.
The school trustees Of Erath aud Conan
che counties are called 10 meet here next
Friday and Saturday, the 10th and nth. A
large attendance is expected. state super
intendent Carlisle is to be present on those
days. !.
Health in this section is very good at
present
Fishing parties seem TO be In fashion,
and some OF the citizens VI this city are
away the most OF the time chasing the IN
ny tribe. All return reporting good time.
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A Killing numored.

Kaufman, Texas, Jaly ia killing +
reported 10 have taken place ON Cedar
creek. in the southeast corner Of this coun-
ty, early this morning. The report is
meagre and the names and circumstances
are not known here
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Mcxicnn mnI players walking Home

Pine Blur, Ark, July l3-fHoren' no AT
quito. $. r. COY and Agapito Moneado'
members of Mexican baseball team
which has been touring the country ar
rived her. today footsore and nearly dead
with hunger. They are walking BACK TO
their Ney,l-an homes. Citizens 10 Whom
they applied for relief along their rou'e
took them for robbers and lied In terror
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Detroit. July l3.--Wndsor winnere:
Lockwood. Fink. Boomer spring'imc.
Cave Spring and Itisme.
Kansas city, July 13.-Today's winners
Ella T.. GalEo. Melody, Clara N. Little
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Conre. Texas July 13.--District court
Is now in session, Judge L. D. Hightower
holding the scales OF Justice. =. j. Carter
a. district attorney. heavy dockst y re-
ported
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'Janei rlns-Par's 3
9'wo base h't-Boland.
9Ahree base hits-Jncohs ..
n Oft on hases--Pars r. Houston 4.
Stolen bases-Jacobs. Reed. Crowell.
Struck out.-Rv Stultz !. nv Bailey 4.
Poses on called halls-Off Bailey 8, off
ptzS.
Baiters hit-Pender, Boland.
NINE nf Porr--2:O1.
Umpire Phelan.
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THE TARIFF CONFERENCE.
All knotty Questions Yet Remain to
BE Solved.
AN AGREEMENT ON WHITE PINE.
House Rates Said to Have pecu NJ.
stored. hut This WIN Hardly
lie Acceptable TO Senate.

Washington, July 13.--The representa-
tives of the two houses of congress in
conference on the tariff bill spent busy
day, devoted for the most part to work in
the conference room. There was occasional
consultation with other members on points
at issue, but these We're brief so that com
paratiyely little information as to ths
progress made found its way to outsiders.
1t is known that almost the entire day
was devoted to the sugar and wool sched-
ules and the best information obtainable is
that final agreement was not reached
on either
At one time during the afternoon the
senate and house conferees separated. the
house men repairing to the ways and
means committee room. 1t was generally
believed that this action on the part OF
the house men was for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon line of policy on sugar but
they declined TO give out any Information.
Contrary to published reports. it is posi-
lively asserted that the sugar schedule has
not been agreed upon and in fact that all
the blk questions before the conference
which have seemingly been settled are only
| tentatively agreed to, one side or the other
insisting that they shall be held open.
| Nothing viii be finally closed. so far as
matters oi Importance are concerned unul
an nave been decided upon ana the con
ioletS are ready 10 como 10 complete
1 aEIttheht' IL Is helleNeu that the wool
schedule which has occupied the atten-
| tion OF the conferees more or less today
aud yesterday can now be settled when
ever other matters have reached stage
LOT hhal adjustment Inc senate cohierees
are ready TO compromise the differences
/ on first ana second-class woods by making
them both duiiable at II cents and COM
gested by house members of the confer
ence' concerning which they express me
mp lna' ~ VII W ,,' w WU,"
facturers. hut This is not assured.
compromise proposition looking to the
hNlhg or rate OF " cents pounH on an
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$umm;a, rr;y,,.'''''''........1 OO3i3O0 iii
reo ,f, h, runs.Dallas 3. Austin s.
lkart. ''i' huhdell. Hoover,
i. pct ndfe hhni's-Bcckwith, Spencer. Mes
t I'm q o basses-Ry Dallas II. by Austin r
"" Quietly Rundell 3. by Colliflower
lllflower s. 90 Da''s-oH Rundell o. off
s UnSre ,p'ay-Hoovcr and peppers.
|to Ilr' Morrison and Weiksrt. ''''''
pskey, Badeeerrheckwith, Raymer, Nc
sssed balls Sullivan
me Of gamc-2.0o %"
ihplre-'Brennan
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She Has Rutueh Two Homes.

$500 TO San Antonio and return for in
terstate drill via Southern Pacific.
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Jasper, Toxss July ia.--Tts left Davis
Rifles expect 70 Start Thursday sor san
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DUBLIN.

| $500 to San Antonio and return July 16
| to "a via Southern Pacific.
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SSrlliz out for not touoh7ng second base.
~ rre hv innings
Sris a nO2 O1o2 % !
1buston ...................i 20 o D - 9
Summary
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dry weather the cotton is opening rapidly.
and in another week picking viii become