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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-03
Frisco, passed through hero tonight, en-
route to Austin for a like purpose.
Notes aud Personals.

:. Vice President and General Manager
ioakum OF the Frisco. will be in Austin
today.
L. q. Golden. formerly general surerin-
'ehucnt of the International and Great
Northern. was in the city last night.
The burlington has announced excursion
rates OF one fare plus 10 per cent for the
Nashville exposition, selling tickets every
tuesday, good for twenty days returning.
j. ]. o'Donnell, travelling passenger
AGENT OF the Atlanta and West Point rail-
read. arrived in the city last night from a
,rlo to North Texas and will be at the
bawlor TODAY.
TODAY the Santa Fe will sell tickets for
trains leaving Houston at I a. M, o :05 a. m
and l 80 p. m. to Galveston at rate OF 50,
limited 10 Nav to return. account of con-
Ventton of the Sons of Hermann.
All the conductors, engineers. brakemen
and switchmen on tho PHILADELPHIA and
Reading and New England railroad, have
been notified of 10 per cent reduction.
Many of the engineers and switchmen are
already working on short time.
on Sunday. April is. tb, Baltimore and
Ohio handled on Its different divisions
twenty three theatrical companies. eight
baseball clubs and five special parties. an
aggregate of 909 people, with a gross reve-
party business of this line is showing
great increase.
All the incoming trains were crowded
yesterday afternoon and last night with
delegates to Galveston who will attend the
annual meeting of the Sons OF Hermann
a special committee came up rom Gal
weston YESTERDAY to meet the deegates and
last night the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
had three extra coaches on its train. which
We're occupied by the delegates. There will
be goodly number to go down this morn
ing.
Representatives OF tho Western roads
have held meeting for the purpose of
considering arrangements for the business
OF the Christian Endeavor convention In
San Francisco. There We're several things
upon which tho Western roads have set
tied. TO which the Southern Pacific OBJ
jected, and the Western roads Will alter
their own arrangements as far as possible
in order to acccdo to the wishes OF tn
Southern Pacific, which will handle all
OF the business at the terminus.
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CAUSE OF RESIGNATION,
Mr. Purdy's Health Mas Failing and
he Required Rest.
BIG SUBSIDY FOR MEXICAN ROAD.
Eight Thousand Acres Per Kilo-
meter of Rond CONFERENCE.-The.
Green to Oppose Cotton Rates.
'SlDY FOR MEXICAN ROAD.

Tho following is taken from the Globe
Democrat in reference to the change of
officers on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railroad:
Mr.. Purdy was recently granted leave OF
absence for two months on the ground OF
poor health and as his condition showed
no sign of improvement. he concluded to
place himself under the care of an Eastern
physician. He gave up his residence In
Cababne and left for New York few days
since. Before doing So however, he inti-
mated to few personal friends that he
would sever his connections with the man
agement of the Katy aud take long
and can very well afford to retire from rail-
way service. Aside from this. however,
there was more or less friction among the
executive officers of the company, and Mr..
Purdy took exception TO several acts Of the
executive committee in New York. Only
recently the authority over the traffic de-
partment was taken away from the general
manager in St Louis, aud his authority
was, in fact, limited to matters of opera
ton. In resigning MIR. Purdy left the heads
or departments at ST. Louis headquarters
with the best feeling and his departure
is sincerely regretted here. lie had hllcd
the position of vice president and general
manager for nearly FIVE years. Three years
since ho was in very bad health. and the
directors gave him four months leave Of
absence for a sojourn in Europe.
Mr.. Allen was showered with congratula-
tions at headquarters yesterday, likewise
Mr.. Sweeney. The former came to the
Katy" as general superintendent soon
after Mr.. purdy took charge at Parsons.
He has held many responsible posi- ions. in
Guiding that of general superintendent Of
the Wisconsin Central ard superintendent
OF the Northern Pacific terminals in Chica-
go. Before accepting service with the
Katy he had sole charge of construction
of a mineral line for the Rockefeller in
terests in Washington Territory. When
MIR. Purdy Went 10 Europe Mr. Allen was
appointed assistant general manager Of
the Katy" with headquarters here. He
is complete master in all departments
of operation. and is a close economist,
and the promotion is thoroughly we'll
merited. Mr.. Sweeney has had many
years experience with the "Katy" and his
promotion gives general satisfaction.
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Hcnd-I.nd CnIIisiOn.

Calvert Texas May about II O'Clock
last night freight trains IL and II had a
head-end collision just inside the yards
Both engines. 1O4 and los, were damaged
badly. Three or four cars were completely
demolished. No. ~ was trying to back
into siding to clear the track for No. II
when It appeared on the hill, but No. II
being heavily loaded. could not clear the
track. Engineer Callahan, on No. IL, could
not control his train, as the air would not
~ork. Engineers on both trains reversed
and turned m sand. and then jumped 9TH
erwlse they would have been killed. Head
brakeman on No. II was knocked OH the
train and injured, but not seriously.
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BARBECUE At KIRnYyILLE.
thair Was n Great Success I'm Every
Fcnturc.

Kirbyville Texas, May 1.-The grand
barbecue and picnic here Saturday was n
grand and complete success The people
began coming in the night before. and all
day Saturday, FROM all over East Texas
1t is estimated that fully $500 people were
here
An excursion from Beaumont brought
about 200 people. Hon. John H. Kirby of
Houston. the orator of the day. and several
others. got left at beaumont on the excur-
sion train, but were brought up by a special
train. They did not get here until about
4 O'Clock, and the people had left the
ground when they arrived. The people
We're considerably disappointed on account
OF Mir. Kirby not speaking. as II is always
pleasure to the people of East Texas. his
home. TO hear this distinguished gentle
man talk.
The ball at Tammany hall was grand
success. The young people commenced
dancing al O'Clock in the afternoon, and
danced until ~ o'clock AT night.
Among the distinguished gentlemen from
and w. w. Wilson of Beaumont, Hon.
Johrt H. Kirby Of Houston and Captain C.
C. Allen OF Galveston.
Everyone seemed to have enjoyed this
barbecue and picnic. which was the third
one at Kirbyyille. This town was two
wears old ON the list and the people al
ways celebrate its birthday with 4 grand
barbecue and picnic.
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Yesterday was the banner dag OF the sea-
so, for excursions on some of the roads
The Gulf Colorado and santa re al"
Galveston. Houston and Henderson hao
good travel to and from Galveston the
greater amount of people moved being 10
Houston, as a large number attendeu the
brewers picnic The heaviest trains were
ON the Galveston La Porte and Houston
as there was a large crowd for La Porte
10th from Houston and Galveston, SEVEN
coaches filled were taken from Houston
YESTERDAY morning. while nine coaehes
came no from Galveston The speciai la'h
had a good number at 80 p. m
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The Chicago to lie CONTINUED

Chicago, H., May st has been decided
that the old Chicago Railroad association
will continue operations. For time after
the PRONUNCIATION of the supreme courts
decision 1t was thought That the organiza-
ton would be compelled to go out of bust
ness. but the legal lights of the roads in
torested have said that 1t can go on. and
Il viii continue its work as heretofore
II was thought that the issue of rate
sheets. which has been the province OF
The association. would pass into the hands
NJ tho Western Passenger association, but
that organization will now have nothing TO
do with the rate sheets and the railway
association will be continued in the same
Old way. Its annual meeting Will be held
tomorrow ard officers will be elected Tor
the ensuing year.
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MEXICAN SUBSIDY.
Company Formed to Build Railroads
and settle Colunists.


City of Mexico May AN important
company has been incorporated here with
100000 capital, the larger part of the
shares being taken by Pearson a. Son
English contractors, having in hand the
drainage of the Valley of Mexico and the
port works at Vera Cruz, with few Next
can shareholders. The new company will
be known as the Mexican Land Nayiga-
tion and Railroad company.
The first object of the company is 10
build n railway from some suitable point
on the National Tehuantepec railroad 10
desirable point in the State of Vera
Cruz The government gives a subsidy Of
over 5000 acres OF public lands per kilome-
tire Of railway constructed. On some iOp,-
900 acres of land so acquired the company
will settle European and other colonists.
Among other plans Of the company Is
to acquire railways in the southern part
of Vera Cruz, and also the building of
new lines Part Of the main railway line
has already been located and construction
will begin within two months.
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Killed His nrothcr.

Bryan. Texas, May News reached
here this morning Of a tragedy In Brazos
bottom In which young oolored man lost
his life at the hands OF his brother IT
seems that on Friday night the young ne
gro shot at his brother inlaw In a fight,
but missed him, and hit his brother. from
the effects OF which he died this morning,
In game OF baseball here Yesterday ar
,ernoon between Bryan and College. Bryan
defeated College by score Of 20 10 90
DR.. W. C, Frley. pastor OF the Baptist
ob,,rcb al this place. left tonight for VIII
mington, " C.. to attend the Southern
Baptist convention.
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Rain
Weather Forccn,t.

W
.s1~,. as'oh' May 2,-For Eastern Texas
W.. 'ana-FaIr, sou.herly winds.
n So n iexas and New Mexico-Fair
p,.aDl nefn portions; possibly showers In
Mss Ne portions; brisk southerly winds.
sr.s,pp-Fair IN southern norton.
MraS Saa ", showers IN northern portion; ;
as-ocra' a, indian Territory and Arkan-
te,om,Ns as'onai showers; nomherly winds.
Mstbsr 'ee and kentucky-Partly cloudy
saunr, VII WIN occasional showers;
tass A'f'herly winds, becoming va
ely ynd Sna South Dakota-Fe,r; SOUTH
ss SiiisTasAs 9, ma Kepsas-Fair in eastern
co,orrssa;ss ollherly winds IN western
''s's; soatherly w Gils - Occasional
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CORNER STONE LAID.
81. PnuI's snnitnrium started Win
impressive Ceremonies.

Dallas, Texas. May 2.-The corner stone
of st. Paul's sanitarium. to DO erected b,
the Sisters OF Charity. was laid this utter
noon with impressive ceremonies In The
presence Of 10000 people. Bishop u. j.
Dunno OF the diocese OF Dallas. assisted by
Sister Mary Bernard. head OF the order
and tho local Clergy, conducted tho exer-
cIses. -,
Appropriate addresses we're made by
Bisbop dunno and Mayor Bryan i Barry.
Under the corner stone were laid several
valuable and interesting relies connected
with the order and the Catholic chnrch.
Including medals OF tho pope, likeness OF
tho orders founder, etc. There was mag
nJaccnt dlspIay OF flowers Of all kinds. The
sani,arium will cost si250o0, and Is TO DO
completed by December l.
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FOR NASHVILLE RACES.
FIVE HUNDRED HORSES ARE AT
THE TRACK.
The Event al Today Ia the Cumbcr-
lind prixr-Dr. CntIcu win lie
the Fnvoritr.

Nashville, Tenn. May 2.--rhr track ut
Cumberland rank 10 IN good shape, aui ;r
tho rain Threatened ton ght does not come
the racing tomorrow viii he good. AL
ready 500 horses are at the track. and
other s,ablS, arc coming from hicmphiA.
l'ouiavillc, Newport and Fowythe. Tho
inaugural raco will be sailed at 40 y.
m II Is six fJrlonEs. After this the event
of the day - on the card, the Cusnbcr-
land prize. The closing events are two
selling racer. one at one mile, tho other for
seven furlorGB,
Tho city shows already q large nttend-
arc's of furfmen and the exposition has
drawn many from all parts OF the state,
who viii attend both the exposition and
rHcrS. There te every reason 10 believe
thht tho attendance VIII be large. and with
good weather VIII grow from day 10 day.
Many horsc.. hero are OF the highest class,
and thCrr has not been FOR years so great
interest shown. Tho Cumberland prize OF
course is the chief event, with nine en-"
lr'os. snd q i1f 'atlett starts he VIII BIO
fovorite. Some reports are he Will not
atnri but the penorai bcllot /. that he VIII
and that there win be great race. Or.
Cntlett's work this morning was Baus-
factory to hts trainers.
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AIxin Af,er Another Rond.

Alvin, Texas. May 2.-colonel slelse' 'He
railroad builder. was in Alvin YESTERDAY
and had a conference with the local com.
mittee having in charge the matter oil NY
Ing to induce the PROPOSED extension OF ,he
Gulf and Interstate to Angleion ana nay
City TO pass through this place, toiohei
sledge told the committee 10 get their plans
and propositions in shape and present thY yI
at the next meeting OF the directors. ne
spoke encouraGingly of the prospect OF luz
line nassing through this place.
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The shoot.

Tho regular shoot OF the Houston
Schuotzeuycrein was held ct Mcrkel's
Grove Yesterday afternoon. The shooting
was at 100 yards range and offhand. two
scn-shot scores and two iiYc-shot scores
being nred.
This mrs, ien-shot score resulted as fol-
lows: j. II May, u rings, s. Roos. 40
rings; j. Dsniclson. IS rings.
Second score, ten shots eaoh,-h; NJ.
%. j. DHuiclson 3s; Charles Helm. IS.
Fiyo-shoi scores: First score-Ch,tr1es
Holm, 90 rings H. NJ. curtin, n; s: koos.
q: j. II. May, n; Joe liad1on, Is. j, pan-
iclson. Is.
Second soore-Charlcs Helm. 81 rings; II.
NJ. Curtin. q, s. Roos. Is. j. pdnlelson.
%; j. IL. May. IN.
II ls now nearly two years since any
offhand practice was had most OF tho
shootinr having been done with rest and
tho above scores. while not bad. still show
lack of practice.
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Au.tin Z, Houston :.

Austin. Texas. May 2.-houston won the
first ramo Of the series from Austin TODAY
by score of TO 5. Umpire Clark Grip
rlel the Senators in the third. when he
put " chart on the bench, he being re-
placed by Partridge, Drnkwater going TO
right. who m'sjudged flies ana let in three
runs. Badger played a pretty game al
second Mhlle Recker led in The hitting.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
no Play sundny Games.

Cleveland. Ohio. May 2.--Prestdent Pob.
Inson OF the Cleveland Baseball club
stated today tina re intended 10 let his
te1in play SUI Gay games, notwith. IA MI n
the declaration of tho mayor that tho
State law would be enforced. Mt Rob
nson proIoses 10 lot his players he ar
rested and test the validity OF the law
and OF tho city ordinance against sunday
ball.
Mr. Robinson has apparently changed
his nina dbout selling HIS club II Sunday
games are permitted
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Players Arrested.

eyrunusc, n. =. May 2.--Hcv, II. N.
Kinney, Vice president of the Christian
Citizenship league OF this city. appeared
before Mayor Mcclure Saturday and tried
10 prevent todays game with Wilkes
barre lie only succeeded IN having TWO
order TO test the law. Mnce Maron and
Pitcher Maiarlsry. They were released on
their own reoognizance and the case win
come up on May IL.
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New IinTnIocs.

Austin, Texas, May 2.-Roece Hin the
raw pitcher for the Bunlloes. arrived
here from ST. Louis this morning and IS
Pacticins for active ard effective work
with the team.
Rob Ponder, their new inneldrr from
Now Orleans, Joined the club at San An
tonic Yesterday. playing his Arst game AT
ehnriAlon hera to,lnN
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


40 area Of high barometer overl5es the
A'S'rn and Upper Mississippi valleys.
az area o. low pressure rs making It's ap-
v over the western portion of
,s's' The weather is cloudy at FL Paso.
!. Nashville and ST. Louis, and
aS nining at Davenport and IS clear to
'siAS cloudy elsewhere. y trace at pa
'ssp0'' is the only rainfall reported to-
"a "enerni 0bservution..
- i'a'ehs taken by the United States
iiss. '''' ''''' '''ei'a'ah
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Two base hfts-NIilcs. Rogers, Roper.
Stolen base$-i'unlts 2 Beaumont 6.
Ra Tes on balls OFF Wells ., on Roper
Struck out-By Wells 9. by Roper G.
wild phch-Wells.
Iasscd ha1lS.-Gnnzales 2.
Time of came-l: 80
Umpire MIR Benson.
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Green Opposc. cation Rates.

Dallas, Texas. May 2,-E. H. r. Green
president CT tho Midland, left tonight FOR
Austin, where he will appear tomorrow
before the railway commission TO nshl
the proposed rates In cotton.
b. +. Yoakum. general manager OF Inc
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Fort worth q. Paris 2.

Fort Worth, Texas, May 1.-The first
game with The Paris Mlilands at Fort
Worth was played today. 1t was slow
game Gettrans fielding being the onv
feature. The score stood to 2. in favor
of Fort Worth
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San An,a. o'".ton Mt San Au,on,,

Powell cl,v,a o Texas, May 2.EGener.,
States minister IN, IN newly appointed United
sl' family, uan. 70 Mexico. accompanied by
pniiea s,at.. ' u s, C. Jones. second
,Ssisry Of ls,. s'yalry; Mr.. Mccreary, socl
inr ''sr Of Arkansa. ana ana Hon. Henry NJ
clsy sna left tonlsss, frlyed here this morn,
her, ron and parts Ut a Tor Mexico. General
as u, Of S Gsas sai'T p.a wss
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HIVE You Enten Too Muchf
Tnt.e Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

people impose on the stomach sometimes,
giving IL more than II can do. Horsiord's
helps TO digest the food. and puts the stom-
sch into a strong and healthy condition.
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Time OF gamc--l:tc.
umpirc-Jack Brennan.
Dnllna 4. Neuiann-Shcrmn A

Dallas. Texas. May 2-The Defenders
lost tho opening game of the home Sc
ries with Denison-Sherman this afternoon
by a score OF 3 TO I, Blackburn was MT
rather hard. The attendance WAS large,
a big delegation from Dcnison and Sher-
man swelling uhe audience.
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crman-pcn,- IABI Il IBnTIPoI < I i

i'eilson-Sherina ..,.....O 90 20 o -
summary
Earned rrns-Dallas l. Den!son-sher-
man |.
Two base hit-Stanagc.
Home runs-reppcrs. Chiles.
Left on b-Nes-By Dallas S, ny Den.son-
sherman 4.
Struck out--By McGinnis .
Bases ON called balls-OG Blackburn 3
on NJ eCirnis |.
Double plays MoClosicy and Mullaney
Cooley and Dowie.
Stolen bases--DaHitlns, Hall
Time of ggmc-li5
Impi!fs-- Land
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Terrell,

% @m Texas. May l.--Rev NJ. Par
d a len, NV me'iodist church, commenc-
to eo0,Ir NV, meeting in the city last pirht
Williams t - may who was shot by Jack
wy recover r Improving and it is though,
s.anual h olnssss have been made for tho
s Ss.u miles nos, sampmeeting at Poetry
Lisnce July IL SOrih Of this city, to com .
W and Lea,h sr neys. L. L. Pickett. Las.
are the invited preacbors
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Now ORLEANS. Ia. May &c. c. Potus.
the well known turf correspondent and
racing Official, has bean engaged by tho
New Kansas city Jockey club as secre-
tnry aud general manager FOR the meeting
which opens there IN tho first week In
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IABI II Il}H fOl a ~

Meyer out. hit by battei ball.
Score by inrings-- I2S4567S
Austin ...................00 2u30O o a. E
Houston ................,.0 0 l i00l - z
S'.mwary--
Earned runs-Austin I, Houston 3
Two hasc hits--Cote, Mccagu, Meyer.
Martin, Badger.
Thre.' lase h4,s--Roed. Becker.
Hone run Meyer
Left on bases-By Austin 9, by Houston
!
Struck out-By Crowell 3, by Coliinower
l.
l,a~es on called halls-cG Crowell T. of
CollinoWer 2
Double llays-Badrer and Spencer ard
Weikart; Reed and Meyer.
Stolen baGe-Becker.
Batters hit-Devcney, ren'er. Drink
water
Wil pitch--Crowell
Zine OF Camo-l 80.
JmplN--Clerk
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Buffaloes Won the First Of Series
From Austin.
GAL WESTON DOWNED THE BRONCHOS
Midlnnds-Dcnison Sherman
Did Dallas.

THEY PLAY TODAY.
Houston at Austin.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Paris at Fort Worth.
Denison- Sherman at Dallas.
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,sr LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND So 20
Wg DAY, JAMES LA WLOE, PRO.

IT. Black Galveston; j. p. Jones,
|p,.,sy.le; 7. sanders. New Orleans:
|iasE Nelser. city; J. r, Sweetman. Gal
|rs-n: Mis-. Charles basten, Lafayette:
|ys Rayband, Galveston; W. Il. Harris,
dawson b. 7. Goodwin. Austin; WI
Ian ". Burke, Aust n; +. FarnSworin'
hmks Waco: c. VI. Tempetou, Fort
ycr,h: ]. j. o'Donnell. New orleans; VIII
sn l., Saunders, Bryai Glenn l'lttcor.
Glyastcn; Mrs. Charles r. Beck, Calves
Ia. ii. H. Besseel, Erie. Pa; James l..
pll New Orleans: George Lock, West
lake: II. B. Mtil!gan, Lake Charles, ID.
Il Call and wife, orange.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL.

~ Lane. Marlin, Texas 4. z.
~. q Louis. Isaac Kinds Balu-
~ ~ James Il. Hin, Livingston, Texas:
\ III 3 s,Swc pave Hart. Bob Macofeeair.
\ 5 smith, Texas; c. l.. Chunee, Omaha.
n Z VIII WYNN cali. Fort Worth. To-
|T M: Ned. Cincinnati: r. Tyre, New
nj L. r, Bryan, Nelasco: j. brevfuss.
|,.r York: P. A. Valley. san Antonio;
|ss.r N. Durham. WASHINGTON; II. =.
Emssj San francisco; @. w. Richard
"a Canada; Z. NJ. saunders, Texas.
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San Antor 10. ........,....O o o o o !
Galveston .................l o. = n
Earaed funs-Galyeston 3. san Antonio
.
Two base hits--Kecfe. Hess and Nance.
Home rpn--iioorer.
Left On Lares-By San Antonio 6. by
Galveston 4.
struck ou.--Ry Harlow ? nv P9rv'n 4,
Bases or called balls-Off Harlow 4. OF
parvin
Double plays-Webor tunassis,cd): ltnau
and Weber and Stanley: Enau am Weber
ana O'ronnor: Reecher ard Rothermel
and Huston Bcecher ana Rothermei.
stolen tnsc-+fiutton.
wild pitches--flarlow ..
Time OF game-l:32
Umpira-Iianklin.
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THE NEW
HuTCHINS I: : /:
=: {: : HOUSE.

W. T. and j. L.
Boyle. proprietors.
Rates. s2.0 and
$50 per day.
T. p. a. head