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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-28

PORTO RICO DEMANDS REFORMS.
San Juan, Porto Rico, October I'll
The autonomists in Porto Rico have
issued manifesto in which they de-
mand of Spain the same radical re-
forms as those which have been prom
ised to Cuba by thee new Liberal
ministry This demand is backed by
popular sentiment, and it is hoped the
reforms will be granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-28
DICKS GREAT GRIEF.

Little Dick has cried ever since we
came home from the seashore.'
What ails him."
"He had some sand between his toes
that he wanted to bring home, and ne
lost t.''-Chicago Record.
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KIDS.

A West Philadelphia man named
Button is the father of six young chill
dren, and he always speaks of them
as the ''six-button kids. philadelphia
Inquirer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio County
West Virginia.
IN CHANCERY.
City of Wheeling
VS..
Paige. Carey & Co., ct ais.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
The undersigned has, under authority
given him by an order entered in the
above entitled cause, on October H. 1891
fixed upon MONDAY, November Is, 1897. as
the time for the closing of the taking o.
testimony in said cause.
Given under my hand this goth day OF
October 1897.
GEO. r. L. GILCHRISr,
oc21ez Commissioner.
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pa" said Willie, 4 guess / Know
why matches are made in heaycn. 1t
wouldn't be safe maxim EN- in the
other place. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE PEN is MIGHFIER THAN THE SWORD.

DE Ham Co., Pen Manufacturers of Phil
adelphia. have put ON sale in Wheeling, w.
Va. their celebrated ALUMINIUM Pens
hesc pens have been manufactured for the
past twenty- five years, and give better sat
isfacffcn than any common steel pens 0ns
will outiast five common pens. The State
DepartmentofW West Virginia has heea using
ment Department., Washington. ID. c. Ash
your stationer for them. Price 81. so per
gross $3.50 90 doz gross. Samples, 2 pens
on card. sent to any address. Sc Office OF
manufacturer. and North Eighth street
Philadelphia. esd rb
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POLITE TOMMY.

mo. thank you, I've got some money
of my own" said little Tommy, polite
ly, as the contribution plate passed in
front of him on the occasion of his
first visit to chuIch.-Harper's Round
Table.
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is. RHODES & co,

wANTED-MEMBERS OF SECRET So
cieties TO call at West Va. Prinung Co.
No. 12z5 and 12z7 Market street, and exam
inc samples OF address cards.
WANTED FOR Biaag
House Leases. Oil Leases, For Rent Cards
For Sale Cards, and Rooms far Rsnt
Cards. Call ct Register odlcc.
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LINEN SPECIALS.

Fine Hemstitched Table Cloths
broken sets. no napkins. full 21z yards
long, for $3.50; full three yards long
for $3.50 each.
Six dozen All-Linen Lunch Cloths,
with drawn work, at s1.i9, worth $1.75.
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Facts about our Country
Handicrait and Invention
Tine and Its Landmarks
Language, Its Use and Misuse
Poetry and General Literature
Mythology and Folk loEa
Industry ana Commerce
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The Greatest Charm
Miliigan, Wilkin 4 Go.

Honey, You'se ma Lady Love-" Csc.
by mail, 26c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-28

money. Money is the prime necessity
at the City Hall, just now, and it will
be more than ever a necessity next
year.
Mr. EnrQeu saur in hic LATHAM of 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
GEORGIA BOYS FOR CUBA.
The University Students Have Or.
ganired an Expedition.
LIBERALS TO ADVOCATE AUTONOMY.
Programme Includes u Real Admin-
istration of Reforms In the Island.
Editorial Agatust WooLford.

Atlanta. Ca, June 22.--whst was at arst
thought to be nothing more than college
escapadc has rapidly developed into a mat
ter of very serious consequences to between
forty and flfty OF the students az the Gcor-
gia university
Last winter they organized the Cuban
club at Athens. and when they announced
that IL was their intention as soon as their
studies were over to go to cuba and spend
tho summer shooting spaniards, most peo-
pie laughed at them.
The entire affair was forgotten until to-
day. when secret meeting OF large body
OF students in this city was discovered.
1T was discovered. too. that the young m,n
had been actively at work ever since their
club was organized aud had equipped an
expedition In true filibusicring style.
They have arranged for the purchase of
zoo rifles and 1000 rounds of ammunition,
and chartered an ocean going tug to leave
Apalachicola on July {.
a considerable sum OF money has already
been Paid for these supplies.
Gordon Bower ot cambridge Ga. pee
sided al today's meeting but It was i'm
possible to learn what business was trans
acted.
Bower admitted the intention OF the stu
dents 10 take the expedition TO Cuba, but
said that most of the boys would make no
effort TO ioin the insurgent army. Ns said
that the expedition would be met by some
u Gomczs officers and that the details
had already been arranged by tho Cuban
iunta In Apaiachicola.
There is no doubt whatever OF the sari-
Gus Intentions of the young men. and (,
is said on good authority that most a; tptm
have obtained the consent Of their fathers.
The entire athletic team OF the university
is included In the list.
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wooDToRD Will NOT rALK.
Any Information WIN Have to Com,
From Washington.

New York. June 22.-An interview with
General Stewart L. Woodford, minister TO
Spain. ia published here. to which lie says;
From the moment accepted the appoint
ment. have not said one word in relation
10 IL for the press or the public, or TO any
unofficial person in any form, and shall
not do SO uudS any circumstances. II there
rs anv Information tc be given. II certainly
shall not come from me. Whatever Is 10 be
made Known TO the people OF that which
rhall have In hand, will properly and neces-
slrlly come from the State department.
There ie n0 other safe rule than this
for man In NV position. and shall ad-
hero 10 It. so that when ! come home at
the close OF my service as minister 10 Spain
will be able TO say to the president and
secretary Of state that have not one time
TO anybody orened NY ,EpGin or written one
word about the matters ntrusted 10 me by
them excopt TO them. II there Is any rumOr
or report In the newspapers or elsewhere OF
an interview With me about Spain or Cuba
touching on their affairs In any degree.
viii Ii passiye without inquiry that SO far
rs e concerns me. It Is without founda-
~
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,.,ov, Austin and san Antonio
We're victorious-The G"'nes
should lie ratronized.
Fer
THEY PLAY TODAY.
Paris nj Houston
n.nison at Galveston.
nslias at Austin.
r., worth ut sun Antonio.



r,.ry PLAYER on the Houston team got
~. nj, off of Dillon yesterday except
~ and he tried hard enough. The
III. ,sl,ow tried hard enough. He hit the
Nm every time up. but it found fielder
~ time. Tho game was series of
|vsnr. Every fellow who got hold Of
~ hal hit Dillon. and some of them were
II, b,tx at that. In the sixth inning when
|t,,on vent 10 the bat, the bleachers started
!, INV him on good looks, and he took
A tina fun out OF their talk by putting the
Nm ou,side the fence. There was no one
|r bases at the time.
houston played good game of ball. They
,sre active and went after everything.
|p,ryin Was VERY steady in his work. He
Ma the visitors down on stick work until
IN latter part Of the game, when Houston
|hi good lead and IA gave his arm rest
|I,i put the ball oyer for them. He did
|rS give a walk during the game.
Paris needs a little more team work. II
Ina PLAYERS can get together and learn TO
|s,y systematic game they can win. Dill
H. is not a good fielding pitcher. however.
II, needs a lecture on this subject. lie
|tt not get his foot off the slab but once
|tgring the game and that was to make an
l,eal delivery. Several times he could have
,.de a putout II he had covered first base.
! number OF halls we're hit to Me which he
eouoed and had Dillon covered the bag
Ice runner could have been cut of.
| Enver's work on third is missed. Peoples
|nyed good game. but he is ont OF place
esN. Hoover has been sick and is play
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TiiE MILLER CASE.
History Of the crime for which lie
WINS Given the Extreme PcnnIts'

history o' '"' r,.nnI,,
WINS CIV" NV 80 n,.,.,n, conn,
Haskell. TcHhs' JUNE ie' i'i''''+' 'N''
has adjourned after n four wooM' term
a,..,,,. ,ltch occurred q trial notable In
"'''"s =, o.,o,.- tsa, n herl Of
many Respects j"
steers on the trail from Bif sprine" 10
rhildross was fiAnpedcd 10 Kent county
L., ,,t,. hsaA a,o,on. shortly thcrc-
anu "''"ut ''''' 49, .,o..,,,
after a man Win punch VI a'N''S
up In this county and sold them Inc '"i-
,io ho,o,y.a IA members Of tho Tetap cat
-. ..o,o,,o, which heipg mott.
NC iN'"so'h "S'V -. 49,.
fled, put their inspectors 10 WI" y" ''''
case.
r,, Att. vorn located An A very short
.,,ir ,,,oera Aided
umo ana 'o'u'n'N '" ,,,a,.. .,.,,.,
by the association 'he 'uV''
IN work. and az the November term 1870,
a ,,dic,mer, w,. found hore ngnlnpt
u" NV, - AZ c,,,,o alas q
George MlIier' ah"N a. "
W. Morgan. charged with til" thcii oil ta'd
cattle. Tho defendant wae then on the
dodge md the officers Of thM district. cs'
peclaily Sheriff Rodgers of kont county,
made II 40 hot for him tina, hc let anl
wrnt into Greer county. He was pursucI
by The rangers aud posse. ana finally cap
,1rod after hlA companion. Red Buck. was
Id'icd and Miller badly wounded. He was
arrested nj ArnuHhoe / T.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED INTERVIEW.
English Pnpcr Has nm Interview
with McISiuiey ON Cubn.

London June 22-Thc Washington cor
respondent4m the Daily Graphic reports nm
interview with President Mckinley, Ia the
course OF which the president said he saw
10 great difference pending with Great
Britain as 10 the seal question
1T is unsettled" eaid the president but
am in homes that the British government
viii he IN better humur after the Jubilee ="
with reference to the Cuban question the
Graph,o's correspOudcnt represents proFi-
dent Mckinley Is saying Il anticipate no
denarturc from the policy OF my prcde-
cossor We have no reason 10 Interfere IN
Quarrel between Spain and her colonies
our interests are not sufficiently jeapNrdia-
ed to warrant other than diplomatic inter
ference Moreover. Sp1in has given respect
full attem - 10 every grievance we have
submitted thus far. : admlt that circum-
stances may arise TO change the present
policy Of the government. but large bodies
n1ovn slopiv -
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Celebration q, Gniv-~ton.

Galveston. Texas. June 22.-Victoria's
Jubilee day was observed In Galveston by
the holding OF a picnic at Woollarna lake.
which WA attended by nearly all the Eng
liehmen and descendants OF Enslifhmen
resident in Galveston.
There was . bsnauet held ., the bescn
hotel tonight at which there was . great
deal Of speech making ana at which httipg
honor was done to the glary Of victoria's
reign. The British consulate is decorated
tonight with a CAV LOT OF electrical hgurts.
among which are y crown and an anchor
with ~. r." In great letters on either side.
the letiegs siKnlfving Victoria Regina
The dav has NOT been potieed except by
the English few. II any. pefsons OF other
nationality decorating their places Of bu9i-
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san Antonio q. Fort worth =.


san Antonio Texas, Juno 22.-Another
record vas broken in ;oiays game be.
tween The Bronchos and the For. Worth
Colts. Little Lcuto Knau of cinc,nnat,,
who made his debut in professional base.
BAH with the Bronohos about tuo por,he
hGo. has been playing phcnomenal game
ait along, but today he surpassed himself
ana Made hve nut outs and eleven assists,
total OF sixteen chances accepted. lie
IN the way of capturing bewh skered
ErouhaerS and scooplne IN difficult flies
he Colts put mp q pretty game. but the
leLaefs were too mach for them. The
team.
Pete Weckhecker, who was released
from The Oenison team. has signed with
toht Worth and played right field today
Ie was given a hearty round of cheers
the lot.
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cEonGn roruLrsrs.
Tom WATSON Failed 10 show Up mt
the Convention.

Atlanta, Ga June 22.--The Georgia state
popuist convention met here Today w.th
about 200 delegates attending. Hon John
II. Traynor wac elected chairman and NJ.
q. Irwin secretary. Contrasting delegations
caused considerable debate, the question
being finally settled by seating both dele.
cations ia every instance.
platform was adopted denouncing fu-
sion and roa'firming popullst principles
Thirty delegates were named to attend inc
Nashville populist convention In July.
Thomas Watson failed TO appear at the
convention and az a result the reported
movement TO overthrow National Chairman
Butler did not materialize.
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SANTA FE INTERESTS.
Receivers Appointed for the Pr"p
-rs~ nv judge HPynnt.

u.ceiyers Amounted for the Prop
~rty by Judge Brysnt-
Paris. Texas. June 81 "a decree was is
sued in the circuit court Of the United
states for the Eastern district Of texas
signed by David u. Bryant, judge OF the
United States district court here. appoint
Ing A,dscs r. Walker and John J. Me-
Cook receivers OF all remaining properly.
effects. claims. book accounts and all o'bef
assets OF the Atchison. Topeka and santa
"a RsiIroad company In the Jurisdiction Q!
The court named. Tho decree was insucn
on Z petition OF tho Union Trust COMPANY
Il New York. complainapt
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THE pAusTLEss CAPTURED.
The Cubnn Fiiibusiering steamer
Again In the Tolls.

Washington, June 22.-The secretary OF
tho treasury today received information Of
The capture OF the suspected filibuster
Dauntless yesterday on indian Key, Fla.
with men. arms and ammunition On board.
No further particulars are given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
IOWA SILVER CONVENTION.
Democrats, silver Republicans ana
Popnlists Likely "a Merge.

De, Molnes. Iowa June 2s.-Thrce con-
ycntIons will be held In this city tomorro"
simultaneously. and the three are expected
10 adopt the same platforms and nominate
the same candidates. The three are the
semocrats Bryan. the silver republicans
and The popuilstr. constituting the free sill
YER forces In Iowa. The intention Is to
merge them all Int, one and make another
d,termincd fight for silver There are
many candidates for governor, among them
cT Governor Boies. but no man Is In the
lead tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23

harmed runs-Galveston ?
Two base h.t--Turncr.
Home run--Nance.
isei' on oas'S-G Galveston . Denlson l.
struck out--Dy, Hardy /. by Roach 8.
ifaseS on called ealls-on Hardy /.
Saciflce hit--A,eSnnder.
Stolen basc--Ch,les.
Time OF gaae-l:i6,
Umpire--Maciey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
AFTER A MASKED RAPlST.
Little Country Girl Outraged by an
Unknown Man.
THE PuRSuERS HAVE BLoOpHOuNDS,
II - said They VIII Fay No Heed tn
the Anu-L,nch LAW II They
Catch the Man.

Dallas. Texas, June 22.--L,ttlc Ora Nc
Reynolds, the ii-yesr.oli daughter o, a
highly respectable farmer living several
miles south OF Forncy, Kaufman county.
was outraged near her homo this afternoon.
had his hands eloved The little girl "a I'M
able 10 say whether he was white or black.
Tho girl, badly injured and half uneon-
scious, was found short while after the
fiend had accomplished his purpose.
The news spread like prairie fire and
In an hour half the county was aroused
Parties OF armed men secured tho country
In every direction and every suspicious
looking person WAS arrested. Parties who
came in on tonights westhound Texas and
Pacific train say white man Jumped of
the train at Fornoy who had gotten en- at
tho first STATEN below He started TO run
from the Forncy depot, but was quickly
captured and brought back. lie was held
10 await results.
Al o'clock tonight large body Of rcso-
luto and determined men. praying for an
opportunity TO wresk revenge on the man
who had outraged the daughter OF their
neirhhor. left the homo Of Farmer McRcy-
uolis on the trail OF the rayisher with
bloodhounds. dogs took the scent, ani Il Ia
reported here lyuchIng is expected before
morning.
a private telephone message from Torney
at II o'clock tonight says that the party
had not been hcarl from al that hour.
Tho roplst is believed TO have CONC in tho
direction Of Kaufman. and men from all
parts OF the county are Joining in the chase
People are half crazy with anger. The
anu-lynch law has been forgotten.
Fornoy, Texas, juno 90 This little town
went into a blaze Of excitement this even
Ing when the report came to town that
tho Is year.old daughter Of T j Mercy
mold. living eight miles from hore, had
been ravshed Tho party was masked. An
the county officers and mauy citizens ara
In the search. but the perpetrator has not
been ovortaken. or, II SO. the fact Of his
capture Is wrapped in secrecy.
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10 play In Galveston July L. II and IS; in
austin July 10, 20 and 81, In san AntQnic
Win Houston. July %, y and "A. and IN
San Antonio with Galveston. July Is.
However, new schedule for the second
nfrios Is being arranged and Il may, ma
ieriallv change the above. The schedule.
as soon as adopted. will be published in
Tho Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
SHOE STORE.
3l5 Main Street.
DIVISION roRrxAx.

.. =. ksvansmsh Appointed to suc.
cred Petersen on Internaffonal.
TAYLOR, Texas, June 22.-yAaeter MechAn,
IL j. j. Kaynnsugh Of this city has -
Amounted division fortmAn % this seet>o9
81 Inc Intsrnaticnal and Crest NoFahsgn
railroad. extending from, Palestine g -
redo. vice Mr.. Petersou, who rssignSc -
will ostablish his headquarters hsre- .cn4
changes will bs made q once, re1ait,e4
ia Tho smploynsot q AAdlueaAl unnnenaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
Foul Tips Caught.

Laiies
Game Co... ~ 'UV oo ,.,.,.
par,s T. a''..,,., ~ ,-,,.,
Hoover ~ ~. , ,, s,'s''''' NV s,1i,
Reed carch. - 80, 90. ,,. 49,, ,,-
bred again he iineer v,b;cb WIS ecippl6d
galveston.
houston PLAYERS should he encouraged
sinsinn se nvi,Adance. They are plANlhG
umnr. Gu, 49,,
Deyeney's bat yo 1919 ,,o haii strking
TN on the leg,
AZ Galveston Monday President Heuer-
| q H. Sall n. would release PhelaH. II is
~ hoped so.
,sarls pay,rs say Umpire Phclan az san
-, gave them a hnrl deal. They
W me worst OF n on ali stles.
I. 4 lady IN ~, ,-r.,,a -, ,,.,., r,,,i the
uihs XIII - ~ ~ D., ~ ..-rls,,
Nd the * IN nv vi ma
hdles oIto,..s ~ MllIC an ~ &c.,
q well as -. ei,ueF ~" S''''''
Fshr,s. VC'e' players
| " rs,,,.E-. rms Seem 20 benefit fatNih.
|tna ,,t.lnel Monday from Morgan Point
| ~ ss.ehed good game Yesterday, nc
|ti,b, TWO DAYS fishing previous 10
NA''S IN Fort Worth game.
ca,
c., 'rsion g, Dcnison q.
"aNeston, Texas. June elf telegraph
|h rqorts are r.ce,,,, iron, some mont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
p.mocratIc state Conference.

Meria. Texas, June si.-chslrman Blake
Of the State democratic executive commit
tee informs your correspondent that the
member. OF the committee are most ~
thusiastic In favor d the proposed state
Conferences, and that the call viii b -
sueA - 9 few 1Ays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
Anstin IL. nnIlns z.

Austin, Texas, June 22,-Ihr hons team
defeated the visitors here today rs hard
ana punched htting. Driukwatcr pitched
L good game. allowing the Defenders only
ten scratch hits. Han, spence and
Badger led in fielding, while Sullivan was
at the head of the batting list. The
game was long and undressing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23

Enrred rln-Austin.
Two base lits-Mar,in Srcrcer.
struck Out BY l)rinkNAtC" 1.
Double pIu.-Ilall and Mullanoy.
stolen base -Pcttijohn Martin Spencer
sullivan. Mcsmsr.
Loft on hases-Austiu I. Dallas L.,
PASSED nlll--Mencfee.
Time OF game l:'o.
Umpire Brennan,
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Came should lie Pntronircd.

The attendance ct the game Nes'e''N'
was not as large as usual -
This "a not encouraging TO the houston,
ooon,. who are rrov!dlng rooi fai'
,ear' Then il n great deal Of exnenSe
incident 10 the conduct OF I" ven oFs". .,
~ p ,.a,,e l,rf, expenses. WHEN WISHING
iIlnn, Cones here. Houston is ohTa,ed 10
, 80 t, gnarantec When the r.ce'pIs are
100 snail 10 nay that amol,h' ,d vi iy The
n rnit ~. ,oD ,,.am is god one ard nov
i fSISt tbey are PLAYING winnins ball hey
ssho,,id In, encouraged Poor pArShas
will cause team 10 dror ont Oh US
teague
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
Lntonin Entries.

Throo-fodrths of a mile. soll.ng-Est Ne
Regina. Miss Alice, Infcice Cue Tin.
Jazetel 81: Katie H. 90 Lyls. 10 Kalmia.
y! Play pay, Alveriee, Belzar, kath.o
May, Black Heart Adowl, ~
one mile-L1 Moor Miss Rowctt, Ho-
roma. Mermaid. Palsy, lco; sim W, Chat
tchox, Whlteside, l12. ioafiet Urania.
Chlcot los. j. i. h., Jamboree. ElAao.
Simple jack, Frontman. 10.
F'ivo-cighihs Of mie-Aciasla, Lotto
Love, Traitrcss. 100 Strathlog, i09 Paullre
NJ. los. MISS G.. French Gray. no
Mile and a sixteenth. solling--lmp. Ed
die Burke Brozari. Orinda. 100. Joe
Carke. 10, Dorothy III ~. Royal Dance.
arson, "a. Th,-se Rars, Iol.
Five and a half furlongs- CLANCY Fish
er n. LaGrange, james Dcbow, ldola or.
Nrilershurg 100. Buck Saw lCj; RUIZ, iN:
SOUND Aforey. Jack Donohue, StanhoDe,
Temr esi. Wiirsi Laur ar King Bermuda.
10
Mile ara one-fourth. hurdle--Royal OAK.
100. ZaldlYar 1871; Reddington, 49,; uIcle
Jim. 1884: Fugitive. l6l.
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~ s.u Antonio plays,

~, so snor.ing Editor OF The Post,
10 w ,ct ms know through the columns
,,ns POS, where and who win pan -'"-
,ar,o be playing from July 10 TO Rfss.ders.
upder the old schsdls ssn
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c,lyoston, Toxas, june 2--IH ~"
..ssh,u schedule Will probably noi r'aen
me pnhl,c before next sunday a. NV
Dermody Q, mpletes his work on . sne
- - aca,, soss 10 Pirsdent Louis Hen
srmsnn ici snperss asn, the ssn iiSss oiies
dent WI Inc various clubs and thtn VIII
, ns,s d MI Inc schedule 10 the rewspape's'
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JAS. Butte.
HOuSTON.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23

, .skimerer out, hit by batlei ball.
Score by innings-- 1924 SO
houston .........,........l 20 vt
summary
Earned runs Houston 5, Paris ,,
Two base hits-Cote, Pender. Meyer
Thre base hits Cote, Meyer ?, Reed.
Home run Dillon.
Lett on boses-Par,s g.
ss'rlck out-I3y PaINtn 3.
bases on called balls-OT Dillon !.
Double plays Meyer and Deyeney: Pen
e Reed and Never.
Stolen hases-pr, eney, Cote. kimereT.
snfns, Me. Bolnnd.
PISSED hall Roland.
Wnd ptch-Dillon.
Tine OF gam@-i :55.
lnrlre-Clark.