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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31
THE TEXARKANIAN
F. @. wOOTTEN, City Editor.

SUNDAY, OCT. 81, 1897.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Go out to church today
Last night was a rainy one reg
ular Klondyke weather
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Mr. Pete D'Arrigo was taken
down with the dengue yesterday
Electric Cleanser will clean wall
paper, Price 25 cents AT Lem
ly's, lO-27'2w
R, H. Watts of Naples Texas,
was here yesterday in the interest
Of his paper, the Monitor
u---a---@ --
Mr., John w. Wells was taken
down with the dengue yesterday
We hope he may recover soon.
a.es . ,a.#.=H
The predicted frost did not show
up yesterday, but we had a heavy
dew and the air had a frosty tlng)e
1t began raining again yesterday
about 3 o'clock p m, We may look
for some cold weather when 1t again
clears mp,
t-s.a.s-
Mr. Q, G, BrengIe, we are sorry
to know, had his household effects
burned in the Cullcy ware house
fire,
Our farmer friend, ", A, Hanna,
was pleasant caller yesterday
and renewed for the weekly rEXAn'
KANlAN,
Why Oh why is it that Texark.
ana cannot pave her business thor,
ough(ares like other cities OF the
same si2eY
Marshall Field Co.. Chicago, says
Electric Cleanser will do all that It
claims At Lemlys, lO'27'2w
Mrs, lllO, a lady living on the
corner Of l7thand Maple steerts,
was taken quite sick on Friday
night.
Yesterday manager Robbins of
the WateB-Picree OH Co.. had
quite q touch Of the nauseatng
depgNl fever
The Minstrel protecda ON Friday
night amounted 20 $4,000, II wall
take hal this amount TO pay the
expense of giving the performance.
A big crowd was In the city yes
terdaN although the weather was
quite ilrcatcumm and trade was
quite brMg among our merchants,
s
The doctors are the most popular
aud sought after individual IN the
city, All Of them are kept going
night and day waiting ON dcnguc
cases.
Pete Ramacur of Delialb, was
here Friday night aud took p the
Columbian MIualfcs He cNprcsss
ed satisfaction at what lac aaw and
heard
Quite "a number of new and ate
trattIye advertisements Ia thi#
mornings paper of our live mer.
chants Readerscc what they say
then you will be prepared togoat
ttrbalg1IHs.
The number of bales Of cotton re-.
eeiyed here up 10 Ootlotk yestef.
day reach the 5000 notch ltBeX.
potDod togo beyond thls figure d
couple on more thousand at ledstt
Vine lake is atill with us, aud We
insist that our citizens be allowed
loput boats on ils broad bosom
aud throw their lines ont for "mud
cat"
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. James Nixon. who Ia the agent
OF some So Louis pfapbaphone Iat.
tory here yesterday llpWhort m
the lultrpat OF hh huuau
ttt.a
AudY Sweeney who heads Che
oniy saloon IN thet8tl0H bl6th not
only gives his customers a daily free
lunch but throws Ia CoIee besides.
There Is nothing short Ia Swocuy
but hls whIskers,
Miss Lula johnson of our city,
niece Of Senator James it Jones,
will soon take her departure Tor
Washington, y o. where shu has
been invited 10 spend the winter
with her uhele's family
Atbtate Line Methodist church
today Df beagle viii tBbe as hia
morning text 'our rathow' House
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

indIscrIminate use OF The KNIFE. Kcad-
ing of the many cures made by $. S.
s., determined to give that medicine
a trial, and after had taken 1t few
days, the cancer became irritated and
began to discharge. This after awhile
ceased, leaving a small scab, which
finally dropped off, and only healthy
little scar remained to mark the place
where the destroyer had held full sway.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Our farmer friend, n, A. Hanna,
was a pleasant caller yesterday,
and renewed for the weekly fEXAR-
KANlAN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Why oh why isit that TeXark.
ana cannot pave her business thor,
oughlares, Ike other cities OF the
same s2e2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

The Homer Wilson lecture here
took in $50, and 0fty of this was
paid out for expenses This gave
the Eudeayor Society $l5 profit to
place In their treasury box,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31


The woods are full Of acorns and
soon the ducks will be after them,
in great numbers
william II, O'Neal, placed
the reporters under
renewed obligations last night
by filling his grub box full of TOD
der" The barbecued meat was all
right Willie, and the beer, though
not extra pale, suited all purposes
Little seven year old Elliott Tay'
lor In his character sketch and
song "De New Bully in Town was
one of the hits at the minstrel en-
tcrtainment,
Tumberman j, A, Buchanan aud
wife after having spent a few days
here among relatives and soiourn
at Hot Springs, returned to their
home at Stamps, Arkp last night
Judge Hugh Cory Is here today
having arrived last night from his
mill The Judge will take a trip
next summer to Ireland, and has
asked the reporter to accompany
HIM, We rather think we shall 90,
a
Branu's leonoelast sold here yes
terday faster than hot cakes, One
hundred copies was soon exhausted
land more ordered, Branu has the
edge on hls tormentoB at Waco,
10y large Odds taking street
talk as a eriteridn,
=t.s
James Il, Jones came here yess
tcrday and registered at one of our
hotels. HAD Governor Taylor de.
IUyered his lecture, the Senator
would have been one of the con"
spieuous ones present
st.sH
Miss Olive llyncB and Miss Mar
guertc ODonnel have terminated
their yIslt to the Dallas fair and re-
turned yesterday after weeks
aghtseeing They report please
liant time,
Mr. Frank whitley Ia In Terrell
Texas, with ha merry go'rouod,
lie Nd keeping mp with a circus dos
ling Texas, aud our informant tells
IuB Va making money fast We
hope he may make enough to give
Iw an electric street ear line next
year.
Mr. W, A, Williams Of the Pee
Gee, came In yesterday on the noon
! train, and wllllay over here until
! thH afternoon, when he will Join u
Iparty OF the officials OF the road
who arrived here last aight from
Kansas city, aud 90 south with
! then.
uumbrrmau r /, l Temple bup
tron hu big Texas MILL spending a
| lew days with bis family Deputy
sherd Casey caught him for the
grand Jury for Muller circuit court
| but he says Judge lloarn has never
vet refused 60 let him on from jury
duty
Willie Mccartney received from
the north lhi morning q baby car
IrIape aud wIIl now work Ia single
harness. We saw bm examining
tho aXles yesterday aud hc wde
emdymg up some means TO hitch a
wind propeller TO II that would fe'
.iItya him of the ipb OF pushing
Mr John pWp bought two bush
tH of prtlus yoaJgUoy urU per
busheL John Ia "a lutky man aud
should he happen TO falllnto Vine
lake il would bp his luck TO light oh
d soft shell turtles back ride cut
and have hIs pockets 0Iled with
gogplc eye perch
A genuine old time rainfall SGT lu
Yesterday afternoon aud continued
tofaii during the better part Of
the evening Many people we're
caupht out without umbrellas, aud
the osun shade dealers dld a thrive
ing business. The lake between
Pine aud Vine was hlled with water
aeain, aud now we have one block
on Broad street NontcItod nj
......I j
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

James Is, Jones came here yess
tcrday and registered at one of our
hotels, Had Governor Taylor de-
llyered his lecture, the Senator
would have been one Of the con"
speuous ones present
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Branus lconoeast sold here yes
terday faster than hot cakes, One
hundred copies was soon exhausted
and more ordered, Brauu has the
edge on ha tormcntors at waco,
10y large odds taking street
talk as a erlterian,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Willie Mccartney received from
the north chi morning q baby car
Hago aud wII now work Ia single
harness We saw blm examining
tho aSles yesterday aud hc was
studying up some means TO hitch "A
wind propeller TO IL that would fe'
iltya him of the foo OF pushing
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. James Nixon who is the agent
OF some st Louis pripbapbonr lat.
tory here yesterday llplaho m
the Interest OF hIa huuau
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Lumbtrmau a. I. .h Temple sup
lron hu big reSaa mill spending a
lrw days with bis family Deputy
shefIi Casey caught him for the
grand jury for Muller circuit court
but he says Judge lloarn has never
vet refused 20 let hun on from jury
lutU
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31
Too
Much Knife !!

The use Of the surgeons knife is be-
coming so general, resulting fatally
in such large number Of cases, as to
occasion general alarm.
Mr. William Walpole, of Walshtown,
South Dakota, writes; ~ bout
three years ago, there came under
my left eye little blotch about the
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Marshall Field Co.. Chicago, says
Electric Cleanser will do all that It
claims, At Lemly's, lO'21'2w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Electric Cleanser will clean rugs,
Chenille curtains, silk plush and
clothing, At Lemly's, 10 27.2w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Miss olive lIyneB and Miss Mar
guerlte ODonnell have terminated
their yhIt to the Dallas fair and re-
turned yesterday after a weeks
sIghtseeing They report a pleas'
ant time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Judge Hugh Cory here today
having arrived last night from his
mill. The Judge will take trip
next summer to Ireland, and has
asked the reporter to accompany
mm. We rather think we shall Ro,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31
Halloween tonight.

Halloween t0nlRht.
Our merchants all did thriving
business yesterday
We regret to hear that Mr. g.
B, Turner is yet very low-no
better
Mr., John Towery Of Stamps,
Arkansas, was here Yesterday on
business,
Messrs win and Jim Huddleston
has our thanks for a breakfast of
Gne spare ribs.
This kind Of weather, if it lasts
long enough will fill up all the water
holes in the creeks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Mrs, lllll, a lady living on the
corner of l7thaod Maple steerts,
was taken quite sick ON Friday
night,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

size Of a small pea.
Itgrew rapidly,an
shooting pains ran
in every direction.
l became alarmed
and consulted d a
good doctor, who
pronounced It can
Ger, and said that it
must be cut out.
This ! would not
consent to, having
little faith in the
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Yesterday manager Robbins of
the Watem-Pieree on Co.. had
quite q touch Of the nauseatlng
dennNu leYer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

The number5t bales OF cotton RE
etIyed here up 70 u o'clock yestefs
day reach the 5000 notch ltiBeX.
pctlcd togo beyond thB figure d
couple on more thousand at least,
Vine lake Is atIll with us and We
insist that our citizens be allowed
loput boats on itH broad bosom
aud throw their lines ont for "mud
cat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Quite u number of new and ate
trattIye advertisements Ia this
mornings paper of our live mer-
chants Bcadcrsco what they say
then you will be- prepared togoat
Ter Bargains
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Lumberman j, A. Buchanan aud
wife after having spent a few days
here among relatives and a sojourn
at Hot Springs, returned to their
home at Stamps, Ark, last night
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Pete Ramscur Of Dekalb, was
here Friday night aud took iu the
Columbian MlnsOfcH lecyprcss.
ed satisfaction at hatho hw aud
heard,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Little seven year old Elliott Tay'
lor in his character sketch and
song "De New Bully in Town was
one of the hits at the minstrel en-
tertainment
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Mr. W, A. Williams Of the Pee
Gee, came In yesterday on the noon
train, and will lay over here until
lhIa afternoon, when he will Join u
party of the officials OF the road
who arrived here last aight from
Kansas city, aud go south with
then.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

Mr. Frank whitley lsiu Terrell
Texas with ha merry go'roood
lie I'd keeping mp with a circus doe
Ing Texas, aud our informant tells
ma Va MAILING money fast We
hope he may make enough to give
w an electric street car line next
wear,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

The doctors are the most popular
aud sought after individual In the
city, An Of them are kept going
night and day waiting ON dcnguo
cAHea,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-31

The Minstrel proceeds ON Friday
night amounted 20 $4,000, II will
take hal f this amount TO pay the
expense of giving the performance,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
itYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Three of One Family Killed and
Four Others Injured.
REPORTS ARE VERY MEAGER.
The Dead Were Found Near Together
aud Mrs Gsssy Had = soAntlinE
Driven Through one Of Her
Llnibs-storm at 81 Louis

Kansas City, June PA special 10
the Star from salina, Kas. says news
has Just reached there OF terrific cy-
clone which passed 10 miles northwest
Of that city about 1880 o'clock
Wednesday night As far az heard
from three persons are dead and a
number dangerously injured. The
dead are:
Mrs. Anna Gccsy aged g.
Nola Geesy, aged l3
Ida Geesy. aged nine.
-Four members Of this family were
badly hurt
Mr. Gecsy was away from home.
The remainder OF the family had re-
tired and when the storm struck they
made Tor their cave Before they
could get out Of the house the tornado
destroyed g. The work Of the dcstruc-
ton was not known until early this
morning. when nelghbors found the
dead and injured members Of the FAM
ily lying among the debris.
The three dead were found about 80
feet east Of the house and near them
a baby. alive. but buried to her waist
10 dirt The other three were found
some distance west Of the house.
A 2xi scantling was driven through
one Of Mrs Geesy's limbs.
AZ Mrs siorey's house. half mile
east Of Mr. Geesy's place. the family
were sleeping IN stone basement
with a frame upright part The fran,
work was Town away ard The tImbcl
thrown upon the family below. bu
none OF them were killed
The track OF the storm was marrow
but very winding There are rumou
OF other casualties but particulars ar,
meagre.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25

J. ". Leigh went to Navasoia yes
isrday.
Mrs. X. 7. Boyle has been sick sever
al days.
i'll. ROydsr came up from wellbOrn
yesterday.
Mas Bette johnson Is visiting in
Navasota.
VIII +. BOokman returned from Nav
asola yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Howell went
10 NavAsota yesterday.
Mrs. Simon Levy Of Navasota, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Levy.
The Eagle u talking railroad strighi
because We know Bryan needs u and
We Eant 70 see her sc. It,
,.and Mrs. T.. o. Ighlner Of San
An 10. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. W.
C.,siley.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Mistrot announce
the birth Of thsir daughter Eva Eliza.
beth Mlstrot, 4i5 Ave. o, Galveston,
Texas.
MessTa. A. II. Harbers and II. l.. Coe
lefl with their families for west Texas
yesterday.
Misses Daisy Aslin and Maud Garrett
returned 10 Mumford yesterday, accom-
panied by Miss Mable Robinson.
W.K. Womack. travelling agent Of
the Galveston News, was here yester-
day.
Mira. Maudo Bacon and little danght-
eF, Allene, Of West Point, Mics, ART
visiting Mrs. A. z. Kerr, aunt Of Mrs.
Bacon.
II. Kernole u preparing 10 build q
new residence on the lot where the
house occupied by Mr.. Ben Wilson was
burned last week.
Miss Ivy Foster will arrive today
froin Nayasota ON a visit 10 Miss Pear
weatheriord.
AIlss Mamie Bergman desires a few
music pupils al her home this summer
Instruction on Piano, Mandolin and
Guitar. l70
Judge Nall Is attending court THU
week In Madisonville
Col. r. X. Chatham, sheriff Num-
and r. n. Nall went afler the tisl
again yesterday.
Beulah Spell, the little daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Spell, died Wednes
day night a. the home OF her parents
In this city and was buried yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. She had almost
STAINED her SIXTH birthday. The Eagl'
extends sympathy 10 the bereave Z
parents.
The people Of Falls county have vote,
q special tan Of 10 cents on her assess
81 values Tor road purposes. This !
progressive and will prove profitable.
Robertson county wants about on
more election" like the last she ex
perienced, and then the Courier honest
" thinks abe sh0nld close her ballo
boxes. Let Il be lie tenure, aud moth
ing but lie tenure -Calvert Courier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
Republican Call.

To the members Of the republican ex.
eculiye committee Of Brazos county:
You are hereby notified 10 meet In the
city Of Bryan at the court house on
Friday, July "a, 1897, at 2o'clock, p. m,
for the purpose OF recommending and
endorsing applicants for the different
pOstoilices ia Brazos county. By order
Of Hon. John Grant, national commit
teeman. Geo. W. Persons,
Chair Rep. TX. Com. Brazos Co. Tex.
Bryan, Tex, June 23rd, 1897.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
Onern House Tonight.

Following 10 tie program Of Prof.
Louis Diaz concert at the opera house
tonight. Admission 30 aud % cents:
Overture by the orchestra, un Ter the
direction Of Mr. Geo. jenkins.
FIRST Pant.
!. Class string band, composed of
Misses Leila and Cora Griffin, Whsle
Taylor, Pear Weatherford. Maria and
Clara Diaz, Messrs. John Hines, John
Witmann, Sam McCOnnico, Edgar
Scott and Louis Mike, Miss Emma
and Master Henry HOLMAN. Selections
March, Queen Of Queens" Waltz,
Matte" Polka, MARIA"
2. Song, LA paloma, y by Misses Diaz.
3. Recitation by Mis- Jennie Howell.
4. Flute solo by Prof. Diaz.
5. Song by Miss Pearl Weatherforl,
q. instrumental tho, by Misses vii.
sic Taylor, Maria and Clara Diaz.
INTERMlssl0N.
sEUoSD PART.
Z. Glass Orchestra. selections, Polka,
"Margarita -" Waltz, SAN AMI john
Waltz, 'Sweet Bunch Of Daisies"
3. Song, Miss Cunningham.
.. instrumental trio, by Misses T.. VI
O'Bar, Maria and Clara Diaz.
TO- Vocal duelt, by Misses O'Bar and
Cunningham.
H. Violin solo, by Mr.. llafdie New
ton.
~. Song, "Oyer the Waves" by
Miss Mara Diaz.
10. Violin solo, "ArkAnsas Traveller,
by Mr. Luther Taylor.
Il. Vocal Duet, ola Golondrina," b.
Misses Diaz.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
storm At 81 Ioui.

81. Louis. Mo. June IA terrific
wind and rain storm prevailed here
early today. Il was very destructive
In the southwestern section Of the
city. where Is located several city In
sututions Tho poor house suffered
most One OF the buildings. which
sheltered 70 inmates, an cripplos. was
partly demolished and glass shattered
In tho others. The roof was taken on
and bricks fell 10 among tho patients
hitting a number. but none were 80
riously injured
The storm struck the insane asylum
and much damage was done there
trees being leycllod IN every direction
The storm was particularly severe
along the river and over In Illinois
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
Ane,hsr M....srs nsnnr,sh.

brussels. June 2i.-The Reforme
says Il learns from good source that
the entire DHanls expedition TO the
headwaters OF the Nile. including
Baron DHanls himself. have been
mastered Baron DHanls last year
enlisted 5000 men In the Congo state 10
take part In the expedition. The Brit.
ish government allowed a number OF
Us hussar troops 10 Join the expedition
but Il officially denied the Anglo Bel.
CLAN movement had been concerted
against the Mahdlsts. The general i'm.
preston. however was that this force
intended TO act In conjunction with
the AnElo-Egyptian expedition up the
Nile and take Mahdlsis between tive
fires and inRally complete recon.
quest OF Ssudan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25

New York, lurr 2i-Tho coroncrs
jury at Iuwood. L. J., which has been
investigating the collision at the Mcr-
rick road crossing which resulted Ia
the killing 81 five persons on pecora-
ton day, rendered verdict that the
Long Island railroad was criminally
negligent In not having the signal bell
at the railroad crossing In working or.
der.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25

And It Is said that Eugene Burt, the
Austin wife and children murderer, Is
TO be hung. Poor Genie Il Is hard 10
think that you must he cut down in the
yigor Of your splendid young manhood
by an Ignorant, scfubby Texas jury.
Nay, nay. Il Is hardly possible TO credit
the statement Only TO think, too
Genie didn't DO thing in she world
but kill the woman he had sworn al the
altar 10 love and protect, aud ruthlessly
slay the issue Of the sacred alliance.
Once more We say, poor, dear, gentle
'Genie. We do hope You will keep a
still upper lip aud make a pretty
corpse Calvert Courier.
In the New Rork city directory the
Smiths still retain a long lead. They
number 3lSj, the Browns coming next
with 1862. There are lia5 Millers, 1915
Mufphys, llO3 Meyers, 1855 Johnsonsl
1913 Kelieys and 1905 Cohens. No other
name reaches the thousand mark.
The railroad lever IL getting into the
people Of Bryan and they are going ID
build H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25

Madison, Ind. June 2i-Ioseph
Brlggancer went into the court house
here and meeting County Assessor
Rhyer In the lobby. fred point blank
at him with a revolver Luckily the
mans aim was bad and the bullet went
wide Of Us mark lie was oyerpow-
cred by the sheriff and deputies and
when searched Ia jail two sticks Of dy-
Mantle were found on him and be said
be intended 10 blow up the court house
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25

Kansas City, June 2i-Thc most In
tense heat that has prevailed iu central
Kansas FOR several years has been cX-
perlcuccd for the past four days. the
thermometer averaging 100, and finally
reaching lOt Many prostrations among
farm hands are reported and at some
points farmers were compelled 90 abln-
don their harvest work Zoo TIE yleln-
iiy OF larncd. q Is hot enough 20 curl
vegetation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-25
BRYAN VS.. CALDWELL.
A Hot Ball Game I'm Which
Bryan Won.

The Caldwell boys and a big crowd Of
rooters got in early yesterday morning
and took breakfast at the Exchange ho-
eel where they were comfortably quar-
tered by the home team. The Caldwell
rooters showed up strong a. follows
T. ]. Oliver, Edgar simpson, p. d. oil.
YER. Drew Womble, Homer Lamkin, W.
Matthews, Jack Ragsdale. Charley Oil
yer, r. NJ. pefdue, John Reeves, Robert
Simpson, Cliff Sale, Andrew Broadus,
X. +. Womack, Douglas Carroll, Tom
Fisher, Sam Wilson NJ. d., Will Hud-
son, Jess McCowen and Ben Bell.
The game was called at 4 O'Clock in
Knowles pafture, mile from town,
and the teams lined up as follows:
Caldwell-Will Roberts, pitcher; John
Philip, Gather; Tandy Easley, ID; Jesse
Jenkins, 2b Eek Oliver, 81; Glenn
fIeslep, 80; Julian Hill, II; George
Johnson, 4 Bud Price, T Jim Rage
dale, score keeper Jim Gray, umpire.
Bryan-Arthur Coe, pitcher I'd Sims,
catcher +. G. Cain, ID; Bart Sims. %
Bill Ward, 30 Houston Cole, 3 g; Reilly
Knowles, 7 f, Douglas McConnico, | {;
Elmer Dodson, Z Zion Stuart, score
keeper; I'd SaunderF, umpire.
Time was called at about p. m, and
Bryan took the bat. She failed 10 score
10 this inning, though I'd sims was
! left on the second base when Cain made
the third out by bunting the ball.
The visitors also failed 10 score, and
Bryan did no better In the first half Of
the second inning. In this inning
/ Caldwell broke the ice with 3 runs.
Bryan went her 3 better IN her third
time 10 bat, making q runs FL Sims
made his three-hagger In this inning
the only one Of the entire game, though
Ia Il credited with q twO-base hit be-
sides, while Knowles knocked a coupl,
Of two baggers.
Caldwell made no score In her hal
Of the third, and Bryan went ont Of thu
fourth with like result. Caldwell
scored three runs In the fourth, fol
lowed by Bryan's second heavy score o
0 runs in the iihh.
From now on matters got worse 70
the visitors, until a score u - 10 Z a
the end OF the ninth inning, told In
tale.
Some notable playing was done b
/ llill OF the Burleson boys, who let no
aay that reached his part Of the fell
escape him; also by Cain Of Bryan, o
first base, who mufied not a single bal
and who made fist mighty hard 3
reach. Home pitcher Coe struck ont
. lot OF the visitors. and had not singl
base on called balls charged TO ms q,
: count. Caldwelrs pitcher did surpri'
! ingly good work, but an accident, muc
regretted, kept him out Of the box "a
/ several innings. The other end Of eac
{ battery was well kept up, and despil
? the big score Of the home team, ever
T. body seemed 10 think the game was a
interesting one 10 see. In this come,
}. ton, Il might be- well enough to r,
mark
Hurrah for the Bryan ball team
"