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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

military attache has gone to the front
for the purpose of reporting the war
to his government.
ONSTANTIN OPLE, April 24-An
official dispatch dated today from the
Turkish commander of the army corps
at Janina, EI irus, announces that, aft
er desperate battle, lasting over seven
hours, the Turks have captured Fort
Beshphoumar, where the Greeks were
entrenched after crossing the frontier
and advancing along the river Luro.
ATHENS, April 24.-It is runored
that the Greek war ships are preparing
to make dash through the Dardan-
elles.
Toulon, April 24-The entire French
Mediterranean squadron is taking on
board provisions, coal and ammunition
in order to sail for the Levant, if nee
essary, tomorrow.
Berlin, April 24.-The correspondent of
the Staats Zeitung, of New York, has
cabled the following message to his
paper: THE war news causes excite
ment here and particulars are eagerly
awaited. 1t is expected that the Greek
fleet will lombard Salonica in which
case the powers will have to provide
Continued on Seventh Page.
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Results on Other Fields.

Results on Other Fields.
CayIOr Discusses Rusie Case.
PAGE IL.
The Lexington Avenue Cycle Path.
An Appeal for Money.
General News of the Cyclists.
PAGE IL.
T. p. A. State Convention.
Today in the Churches.
Revenue From Log Salvage.
PAGE 13.
Business Mans Announcement.
PAGE IA.
Books of the Hour.
In ST. Paul Labor Circles.
PAGE 1S.
Business Mans Announcement.
PAGE 18.
Social Ne' of st. Paul.
PAGE II.
Music i'm i. Paul.
Suburban Social News.
PAGE IS.
The Latest in Dresses.
FOshiOns of New York.
A Few Tips on Bicycle Suits.
PAGE 10.
Vaudeville at the Grand.
PAGE 20.
"ShOre Acres'' at the Metropolitan
Around the World With Grant.
PAGE 21.
St. Paul Fire Department.
The Owners of New York.
PAGE ~.
Bar Silver, 81 5-Sc.
Cash Wheat I'm Chicago, 76 6-Sc.
In ST. Paul Realty Circles.
PAGE 22.
Wants of the People.
PAGE "a.
The Queen of Hearts (StOry).
Among the Secret Orders.
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order. The excitement and disquiet at
Athens, because of the sudden abandon
ment of Larissa, continues, but the
tranquility Of the city is unbroken. The
foreign warships have been signalled off
Pbalesum.
s LONDON, April 25.-A dispatch to
the Observer from Rome says that the
cabinet is of the opinion, after the
first pitched battle between Greeks and
Turks in which large forces are en-
gagged, the powers will intervene and
secure an armistice.
WASHINGTON, April 24-MastaphG
Bey, the Turkish minister here, tonight
received the following cablegram from
his government: Marshal Edhem
Pasha telegraphs that the hillock Of
Lesvaki, which is the principal point
commanding Tyrnavo, was taken or
the 23d instant by the Ottoman troops
Hamdi Pasha's division. made a juno
ton with the imperial troops at Milou-
ma. The town of Tyrnavo, situated
two hours distant from Larissa, was
occupied today by Elassona's army
corps. Our forces continue to advance
toward the plain of Larissa.''
The minister said tonight that he
had been authorized by his govern
ment to deny the published statement
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

Normannia Hamburg; Umbria Liverpool.
Sailed: Manitoba, London; Phoenica Ham
burg; Campania, Liverpool; La Champagne,
Havre; Norge, Chistiania; Elysia, Mediter-
ranean ports; OLDHAM, Rotterdam.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tauric New York
EENSTOWN-Arrived: Etruria, New
York for Liverpool.
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CONSTANTINOPLE April 24.-The
bombardment of defenceless points like
Santi Quaranta has excited much ad-
verse comment here. Similar criticism
has been made concerning the bonn
bardment of Prevesa, which was des-
troyed although the fire on the Greek
fleet was answered from the forts An
extra session of the cabinet is being
held at the Yildiz Kiosk The French
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CANEA, April 24.-(4:50 p. m)--
Capt Chermside, in command of the
international forces at Gambia, has
asked for reinforcements. The insur-
gents are closing around the town, and
the Turks are abandoning their posi-
tionS around the fort
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

A Maine hog swallowed a box con-
tanning bank bills to the value of $3.50.
This isn't the first time that hog
has gone into banking.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

Garlbaldps son has arrived in Greece.
He is retreating in good order with
the Greeks,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

To the Greeks this morning Thessaly
Is bit thistley
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

The cannonadlng at Kansas City yes
terday was as fierce as that at Matt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

How can we lose?-Charles Comis-
key.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

Several previous advance agents of
prosperity have kept their dates better
than Mckinley.
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ATHENS, April "a, $3.50 p. ny
Larissa has been completely evacuated
by the Greeks, who spiked their guns
in position and carried away all of the
movable cannon and munitions of war.
ATHENS, April "a, Is p. m)-Au
telegraphic communication with Lari sa
is at this hour interrupted, but it is
understood that the retreat of the Greek
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25

LONDON, April A.-According TO
special dispatches received here today
an insurrectiOn has broken out in AL
bania. The Turkish troops are said to
Be participating in the revolt
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that Edhem Pasha, the commonder-in-
chief, had been superseded by Osmar
Pasha, and that Ahmed Pasha, COM
mander Of the army in Epirus had
been displaced by Said Eudin Pasha.
These reports, the minister said, were
wholly false in every particular.
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cia1 dispatches received from the from
tier assert that the Turks, while at
tacking Matt, were repulsed several
times yesterday. At o'clock in the
evening the Greek forces were obliged
to give way. The Greeks retreated in
good order to Kararcles, where they
are intrenched. From Arta the Greeks
occupied the heights of Pontepigodia.
It is believed that the military opera
tions in Epirus will soon be terminated
Sofia, Bulgaria, April 24.-It was
semi-ofhcially announced this evening
that all reports of the approaching
mobilization of the Bulgarian army are
unfounded.
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ATHENS. April 25, (2:SO a. m.)-The
wounded remain at Larissa under the
protection of the Red Cross flag. Satur-
day evenings papers counsel the peo-
pie of Athens to receive the bad news
with patience and sangfroid, consider
ing that the army fought courageous
ly in defense of the national honor,
paying the price by heavy sacrifices
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

Grand-VaudeviIIe, S.15.
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PARIS, April 24-It is stated in a
dispatch from Constantinople this
evening that Osman Pasha's plan of
campaign is to recall all the Turkish
forces in Epirus, leaving only a strong
garrison at Janina, and abandon the
rest of the province. The Turkish army
in Epirus would thus be able to effect
q junction with the army in Thessaly,
by marching northward around the
mountains dividing the two provinces.
Osman Pasha would eventually have
the whole Turkish force at his dis
posal and would be able to deal a
decisive blow.
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arrived here. He was accorded an en-
thusiastic reception.
London, April Especial disnatches
from Athens this afternoon saw that.
after desperate battle at Matt the
Greeks were outnum bered. retreated
with heavy loss, abandoned Tvrnayo
and Larissa and removed their head
quarters to Pharsalos, q small town
on the right bank of the Phersalitis and
at the north foot of a spur of moun
tains. Pharsalos is about twenty miles
due south of Larissa.
Paris, April PA dispatch received
here from Athens confirms the report
that the Greeks have abandoned
Tyrnavo and Larissa and have concen-
trated on their second line of defense
at Pharsalos. The news has cause5
the greatest agitation in political cir
cles and the diplomats are freely dis
cussing the question whether the time
has not arrived for the powers to take
immediate steps to arrest the further
advance of the Turks in the Greek
peninsula.
Vo1o, April 24.-Prfnce Constantine
and his staff have reached Pharsalos.
where the Greek troops are being gath
cred together.
Thessaly, April PA D. m.@Tbe
Turkish advance forces are in sight of
Larissa.
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TODAY'S EVENTS.
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military attache has gone to the front |
for the purpose of reporting the war |
to his government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

SIX furlongs. handicap-Tinge Jog, The
Swain. Nick 100. Judge Baker jog, cho-
plus. Cesurian 12l, Sir Play, Storm King
H.. Hanwell li9, Brisk lis. Kinnlklnnic III,
Nisirai 100, TitmouSe 1903, lr. Jim 9S
one mlle. mai1ens-k invatra, Sir Fred
erck Caldron EllSins, Concord. ST. Memo
las II, Templestowe Jig, Simon'an, taier-
nian ll3
nv Bedford stakes, four and half fur,
longs Blue Away, Demagosie ~, tSulrnl
Trust l1l Abundant l0I GeiSha, mont
d'Or los. Lady Ashley lo2, Miilah, ION
tnercial Traveller 100, Tilted Attainment.
Ella palv. eileen ID. %.
The Broadway STAKES. nlo aud Il six
tccnth-llon dc orc. Ogden, Buddha. VoIer,
Challenger, The lrrinr lg6
i've furinnRs. 2-ycar-oid Previous,
Water Crest Sly Fox, Hamburg ~. Honey
Dew 100. l.andenan. Fixed star, GENERA n,
Mac 60 The Dirrer lUi Colonial iIain w
Milc aud a sixteenth. sell .ng--Toul Grnm-
well ITO. sun Up LOG, Alvartio IL, Aiban.
lar l0l. Jefferson 30, Emotional, irnpllensloi
L. a. Trayant. Free Lance, DJmitot ~
Minnie AlDnCnSe 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
WANT nECKEH 10 REMAIN.
auartcftc society Deyising Pinnp Ia
Get Him Hack.

Galveston. Texas, June 1.-THE Quar-
tette society held a meeting at Cathedral
hall tonight to discuss ways and means
nf keeping Fred o. Becker In Galveston
About forty members we're present. Mr..
Becker Is The conductor Of the society and
1t was pointed out that II he went 10 81.
Louis as representative Of the Intcrnation-
al and the Texas and Pacific in the South
western Freight bureau, Texas would lose
one Of It's foremost musical men, While
no definite conclusion was arrived at, there
was feeling that arrangements might be
made for MIR. Becker TO return.
Mr Becker leaves tomorrow for 81.
Louis but viii be back again In week
and by that time II is hoped the society
will have It's plans developed,
There win be great gathering OF not
only Quartette society people. but OF ciii-
gems generally at the depot tomorrow to
do honor TO him.
The fact Of the matter is that there Is
more sentimental feeling over the big rail-
road mans depar,ure than there has been
DISPLAYED In years over the loss or the
threatened loss of any Galyestonian.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
EXPRESS MONEY ORDER.
The Banks Arc Jealous Of the Com
petition They Have
AND WILL 60 INTO THE BUSINESS
Morrow Chuugcs Positions-Pay
Car Service to He Resumed.

The announcement made NV banker
| u,,, ~. n,.,. t.t,,
NVoh ius'' az Nne '"'N"F eoh'""f'''
hearing regarding express rates. that the
banks will commence money order busl-
ross Ga y,rning "a ,ho o>nross co,,nnn.
w
Tvs 'hat 'hey wiz "uu Voi"p'''''" AZ INV
| money order business from another source
than mo n,s,al derartr,,nt
r,,. ,t-,,,, . -
'"' lu'''el ""s N'''"SS'" W sNti'V Va
| tent AT the recent meeting Of the IoSae
| bankers convention at Bolton, Texas. The
hanks A, ,o, ,,cl, wien t.,,or on ,he TX
wv
ptess money oro'' us Vo'"foNN''' GU"
while they all accept II, and cash 1t for
natrons SIN they consider Il an invasion
of thelr commercial rights TO transit
poncv far II 100 They any uolhtng anaiust
| ,bo money nrl,r of Tho United States postal
| dcnn,a urnt ns thcy know IL can not be
run out of tho husiness. and then they do
not nnd n entering into competition with
,heu, 81 much as m, ,xpress money order
which is FAST nudinn favor with tho COM
| nerriaI world Al the convention Il was
.uyr,st,d mat ,he Legislative committee
taLe stans "a hnyc me exnross companies
tnxed IN do , money order business and
nov, Inn, nankcr Woodbridge has said the
hanks would enter the money order neld.
/, IN nossihlo that failing To secure the
Ip hnN Il
drht satan With lire.
The nxnrcs, rompanies claim they nre In
mo business for tho convenience of the
nuhlio mora than for tho ROY nuo. The fact
AZ mo ,nntter us they claim TO have moro
nav,n,, .tatinns man either the hanks or
ina nostnl dopartment. and that the public
is accommodated h,, ina money order they
t,s,,o In convrrsotiou with a gentleman
,,.i,r,,ov ana ,yho hollis j., very h,nh no.
slttor ~ exnre.s connany aflalrs. The
Posi- ronrrscntatiyo VAS ,oia.
"if ,hn hanLs wish IN cnter into coups-
utlon vim ns wa win NOT object. Thoy
viii hn,ynyer ami mar ,hov will not no
INV ,rnatcr bnsinrss nm sccount or il. At
,,tosa,t ,,a zane, ord,r isxucd nv tho OK.
,'.os., cor'nanw % trtorrhnnrrab,c, ia nay
IA, III =, 49, n ,.a,. ,h, co,,r,rv and
,vntio 1n ,n, so aAynr.jsc n there
,'a,n 49,, ,'s,n, r,hcn A. O,,s n,xah,c
in rnrors our r,t, is clcnn aud the
~ ,,, ", a,, W. 80 ,,,ss ,h,,n ~ cont.
WIN W. o,.r, .,o,% ,,tu nd crrrcrrv rom
Nan, Wi, 70 Tcxas fo. tho RANKS al II rate
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MIC rny Cnr ncsnnnrd.

The international and Great Northern
railway VIII resume the pay car service,
which was discontinued about two years
ago The recent custom of distributing
salarloa has beon by check, tlioso employed
al remote points being forced to 70 TO the
nnarest station or pnstGfilce for their mil,
II has been decided 20 resume the pBy car
service. and the gnlnriea for tho month Of
May VIII be paid In this way. Tho ear
VIII probably carry checks. hut 1t Win be
great convenience 10 the mer along Tho
limo of the road Ia visit the ear. instead VI
being forced to go 10 the mail for their
monthly stipend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

New York, juno Tho following traffic
returns are reported for the first week OF
June, with comparisons from last year
Wabash. S2l4 2G0 decrease sl065. Texas
and Pacific, s9s.sia increase, si0,67o- RIO
Grando western, $4,000, increase, $1,000
Lake Erie and western, s67.774; Increase
s3GS Chesapeake and Ohio, $ls2 4sl de-
crease s7O32. Chicago and Eastern ILLINOIS,
sSf 800. increase sli 100 Mexican Central
S25s 500 Increase 5000 Missouri Pa.
cihc. 1886 900 increase. 5000. Central
Branch, $4,000; increase, $4,000. Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, slG,s22; increase
s24T4. Ontario and Western, $6s,ss de-
crease, s7i0t. Toledo aud Ohio Central,
$500; increase. s235o. Kansas city,
pittsburg and Gulf, sSG677' increase, S26,-
49, Kansas City Suburban Belt, 81,
increase, S2l24. Pittshurg and Western.
s5g,O73; decrease sis.s77. Canadian Pa
ciac s469, 900 increase, $4,000. Wheeling
and Lake Erie sl9.9s6; decrease. $Sip1.
FOR the month OF May the Colorado Mid
land earned Sl23,9lS gross. decrease OF
SAP 100. The decrease was largely due 10
heavy snow falls last winter and bad roads
now where the snow js melting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15


Galveston, Texas, June 1.-THE visitors
scored IN but two innings, the first and
sixth. but they made enough rms In
those two innings to win. Smltz managed
TO keen Galveston's hits scattered, but in
me fourth inning two hits. two tases on
hnlls ard two errors gave them four runs.
Nance carried off the iielding AMI batting
honors for the home team. IL made two
singles, a two-basBer and a home run and
made sensational left-handed catch OF
kincrer's drive to the fence IA the second
inning and then threw Cote out at iira,.
COKE having run all the way 10 third
Reed was injured IN the secord iuAing,
NHaee was on II st and JACK Hess INT -
buunder TO Etvenay Punch threw 10 ke''d
,,he bail hit Reel on the nail Of one 1T
his fingers and he dropped It Ike "a hot
t'oiato. Nance stopped running. thinking
Rce1 would pick i'm tbs hall but reeds
lnter panied him 50 much tia, he allow
ed Nance to take the base. iced lhen pat
hAmerer on second, sent Packct TO ht'
anG went to right himself, TN change
worked admirably, kimaror playing Sec
ond beautifully. Guiltz pitched u slow
drcD bah Throughout! the gam aud never
cNeried himself Nance seemed 20 be The
Gully Galveston batter who took kindly to
his delivery. The score - a. follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
RuiI Notes.

The Houston Baseball association Is no
Rotating tor several new men. ono OF
whom IS a former Texas Lacquer who IS
q hitter.
Zones PalNin will be rSesented witt. a
new hat when he returns to Houston bN
LOWS K Rosenberg, who offered it TO the
Houston PLAYER making a home ran Sun
day.
TO those who know Paryin, his work
SUNDAY was considerable of n mystery;
lie pitched fine bail for three innings ana
then for the balance of tbs aan' merely
"toased them OYER. lie seenleH 10 US
.rGidly out OF form
II Is due 10 Phelan to state that his , nm n.
oIrinT sunday. ,hougn badly Oft al times
on nails pnd strikes notably when ho
called Cote. Doyeney and kime,lc.r oH .,,
os whole was reasonably 5atisihc Dry.
II he had done as well at Houston never
a H. ,k would he have heard.
nfter ALL Galves:5n has 10 large room
e., inhilitio1 over That Sunday eai'';
WIN Nineteen hils On pitcher VINO IN .o Hat
connleteiy let dow they scored only SeEsI.
runs. ana two OF these on luGky h .hlr
mn hi in the nrst inning; ~, ~ MAJ mnss
i've runs off Of seventeen hits
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
EXPRESS RATES.
HALLWAY Men Concerned Abont the
ConnisHion'r INJURY.

Hallway Men Concerned Abont the
COMMISSIONS Inquiry.
Galveston. Tcxus. June li,--'rraffic men
who attended the meeting OF tho Texas
railway commission saturday, at which tho
question Of oxprcss rates was dockcied for
discussion. are nonpluaed as to what the
commission proposes to do. IT is their
idea that the commission Itself has no
clearly fixed purpose In the matter, or, II
1t has It did not develop ON the surface
Saturday. II is thought. however, that
the commission leans towards the PROPOSE
ton to reduce the rates As a general
proposition the burden Of proof would mo
upon the side advocating 4 reduction. This
Is theoretically the case. but IN practice.
the actual burden Of proof * on the part
Of the express companies or railway com
be reduced when complaint IL lodged
with the commission that rate is excos-
siye. II the commission TO satisfied, after
Investigation and inquiry that there Is no
foundation for complaint. they refuse 10
call meeting 10 consider II.
The railway traffic men learned much
about express rates during the hearing
and showed that they were not very well
up in this branch OF the business AficT
all IT. Is tho railroadB and not tho express
COMPANIES who viii have 10 squrm II she
rates are reduced and for this reason traf-
fc men are taking o great Interest in the
hearing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
MIG MIKE PROTESTS.
DON'T Want Any More Phelnn-s"ys
He Robbed Him Mt Galveston.

II "a
80 81 ,,schall u,ie1om:
ms niepp Oh p"-'. .', .,,,.,,,, a. amt much
sees 10 ob H., al o,heT hi.h places Of
hoaor ana public trust for II IS said ma.
wren God gives man an oIlce r. tMiis
MIR ,1'e , go 10 bord 9 %, in b9sehsll UNI.
u W.T. pSrhnps II ts because The public e
not 50 inter. sted In or go critical ;ial ical
- of their other interests a. they are
~ enintr tts.lf home team win Nearly
very dine Austin ar Houston loses n
,rn5n, an ,beir home grounds a riot broaks
go ava W. hear the old familiar wall
sT}rbbpd by tho umpire So feroc,ons
a,s th, nopular assault on Pholan IN
houston last Wednes lav that h. WIS IN
,i,nfinted off inc diamond and the game
IN 81 v'tbo,,t being PLAYED vet nobody
Mo knows Jack Phelan-hlmself an old
Iii ,'iay.sr. With every point of the game
~ dupsr tips-will doubt his uu-
,t,ea1 r,iruess as an umpire. If we are
nla,SI conifniiance IN Texas OF Tits
10 ~ ir,,,er.,sting snors the crazv marks
~ ooctinv The grand stand and bleachers
,N,,rs, intimate N sncere love for fair nlny
-" ~ CIR, Itself regardless Of who
Mttt,cns s,tstain tho constituted authori-
~" ubo are iosne me bcst they cnn."
" s 10 ,,o,,,cr ,,entlr,nan. who
W -, ~, ..ho,, a,bat
wrote the aboVe Knows an '''N'
happened at Houston recepuE a. al, Nv"
why shopiun | ~ D'i+. "',o ~ -,
and Weber ana fpe'"'' te'' nun an
M ,,n...,.,.. 4.
But what Is ms ii'S m'N'Ss"ip =,
going to protest flio'-''' N0''' "'''' ""
The Austin correspondent Oh ''e ~"
press. writing about the bfohehoS l''"
tina. city, quotes H'Ke as StNNis
III JACK Fhean - 70 nc tralsleileI u
s ,hare H :, saiS Wrmager 0Connor ionI.rli,
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GEOUGE II. TURNER.
The New General Freight Agent
visited Honstou Yesterday,


visited HonstOu Yesterday.
General Freight Agent George IL Turner
OF the International and Great Northern
was in The city yesterday. this being his
frat visit TO Houston since he was APP
pointed to his position. lie aaid he had
nothing particular TO say. that he iE simply
making tour over The road, is getting
acquainted with the freight men and the
shippers. He spent Saturday In Galveston.
When asked II he knew of any chonges in
the near future In railroad affairs he re-
piled
NO. there Is nothing To be said. ! have
found everything very satisfactory Tor the
present and prospective. In Houston i nu
well satisfied with tho conditions. find
MIR. Booth well thought Of"
In Galveston. Mr., j n Ilawlcy, who
has been soliciting agent Of tho lnierna-
tional and Great Northern in that city,
viii have charge of the work formerly un-
der the direction Of Assistant General
Freight Agent Becker Mir iswley has
been there some time is thoroughly ia
milar with tho business and has given
satisfaction 10 the company.
This morning Major Turner will take a
trip on tho Columbia Tap aud return to
Houston this evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

Galveston. Texas. June A.-Aianiger
Derinody has released Pitcher HAYES.
Dcrinody believes that with sparks. Roach.
Mcdonald and Huston the Galveston team
is about as well supplied as any team
IN the league
The lNs.ball game a, Galveston rcxt
Sunday between GALVESTON aud Fort
worth VAL bc for the benefi, OF the Souly
Relies. The SenlNs were only recently re-
admitted tato the Volunteer Guard and
they intend 10 partcinatc In the stsa An
tonic Interstate ds'lll The proceeds OF the
gune should materially aid Them toward
sculhS uniforms and othSr accoutromcit.
kimerer is the fastest oNtiedrr IN tho
league. His work in tho game OF sunday
was the most remarkahis OF tie season
on the Pirate Isle diamond
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THE WHEELMEN.
A Run Is Arranged for Tonight I"
unrrl shllrg.

Tonight consolidated run of all the
wheelmen in the city Will be mane 10
Wheelurns grove. IN Harrisburg inc
ladies' OF Harrisburg viii entertain for me
benefit Of some charitable institution ono
have asked the resistance of Houston
wbeelmen ms well ~ others that may ne
on Tho road THIS rln is 10 he undef ~.
personal direction of Jerome S"lnioiu
AND If 20 be foI all wheelmen In the ei'N,
Th'e run Al w re- b f1tnts At II alfspu's
viii he served by the Ladies, society and
any money aiken IN win be for .he ~
Tia r,in b,,t are ont riding At. earnestly
r"auested to stop in Wlteeimen grove
and be cnteri aimed. t,,.,,,
Tho Young Mems CHRISTIAN Assoe't,i99 ~,
wheelnnn will &c on this run In II pouy