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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28
Make Hay while the Sun Shines

Making hay is hard work and the man
who earns his money in the alfalfa field
should spend it judiciously; he should
try to get the worth of his money every
time. That is what we carry-a line
of clothing that is worth every cent and
more than we ask for them; well made,
of good material and fully guaranteed.
We also have line of the best working
Shirts ever Offered-doubleb backs, fronts
and sleeves-just what you want for
rough work.
Summer Coats and Vests-al kinds nd prces-ust
what You this hot weather Sunday wear.
The KisdGr Shoe & Clothing Company.
1.-The Up-to-date CIothiers.....
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

Closing shoes at cost for cash. Sand
ers Mercantile Co.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

GIRL WASTFD-To do dishwashing.
Apply at Delta House.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28
I'm.

To Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lapier. OF North
Delta. Tuesday. july soth. girl.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

FIRsr BAPTIST CHrKcH-Rey. James
II. Messenger pastor. Services at II a,
N. and 5 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a.
m.-Dr. \. IL. Stockham Supt.-Young
Peoples meeting I:l5 p. nj. NJ. Conk-
lin, President-Morning subiect--Eyi.
dcnecs OF Conversion'-Evening subject
MOT Willing TO Give up all for Christ. -
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

Cook stove and bedroom suite for sale
cheap. j. j. Winton
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

METHODIST CHrRcH-The regula,
services, morning and evening. to which
all are cordially invited. Also to ths
Sabbath school = 10 4. m.
JNo. r. woop. Psstor.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

CHRISTIAN ScIEScE-Service~ will b.
held at the residence u Mn. N. l.. Sny.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

Go to the Sanders Mere. Co. for BIZ
cycle diamond soles.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

PREsBYT ERIaNC CH Sunday
school 10 a. m.-PreachiDg at IL q. n.
J. L. LowER Pastor.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

DISTRICT No. l0-Sunday school at }
p M every Sunday. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

Lowest prices on bee sections, etc, at
Big 4 Lumber Co.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

der. Dodge street. at / 30 p. m. each Sun
day. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

der. Dodge street, at 30 p m. each Sun
day. All are cordially invited to attend
DISTRICT No. 10-Sun6ay school at J
p. M every Sunday. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
PREsBYT ERIANCH uRcH- Sunday
school 10 a. m.-PreachiDg at IL q. 10.
j. L. LowER, Pastor.
BUSINESS NOTICEa.
Try Tongue Creek Coal.
Old papers for sale at this Office
For fine Job Printing call at this Office
Lowest prices on bee sections. etc, at
Big 4 Lumber Co.
Go to the Sanders Mere. Co. for BIZ
cycle diamond soles.
Cook stove and bedroom suite for sale
cheap. j. j. Winton
GIRL WASTrp-To do dishwashipe.
Apply at Delta House.
Closing shoes at cost for cash. Sand
ers Mercantile Co.
J.J. Winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry. of Denver.
Buy your shoes at the Sanders Mercan-
tile Go. il you want bargains.
FEuit box nails, something new
cement coated. F. P. Hunt Il Co.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-28

For fire Job Printing call at this Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

fitness in a place OF sepulchre. NOT al
wavs for The illustrious has the nnal
couch of rest been rightly CHOSEN. ftr-
haps Il does not much SIGNIFY, wren
once the play Is over, IN what oDll lN..',i
our crumblug relics are hidden away
yet TO most human creatures these are
sacred things. and many loving heart
for all time to come, will choose ConSe-
Grated spot for the repose Of the dead.
one OF the most impressive OF ne
MANY pllgrlmages 20 be mace ABOUT tt.. .i tnY
CITY will carry the visitor TO the beautiful
cemeteries of Hollywood, Oakwood,
Shoclkoe Hill, Mt. Calvary, and the Ma
tional. In these may be found the tohDs
OF presidents, OF generals, OF bishops
Judges. poets, and men and women DIS
tinguished in every walk OF lie. not ohly
In the State but in the nation.
Other places that will attract the NiSl-
TOR are the Valentine Museum, the studio
OF Sculptor Valentine. the vacant lot
where stood the house In when Edsdf
Allen Poe lived, the great Masonic rem
pie. and the old Masonic nan, "lon "" 60
the first ediice erected in this county LOT
Masonic uses only, built In Iio9i the
Swan Tavern, an ancient place OF enter
tainment. kept by Major Moss, Where as
sembled I'm term time the nol-resluen'
Judges and lawyers the customs housv'
and tho Richmond College. .,.,
In and about the city stand many IlOnu-
rnents to the fame Of the Confederate
soldiers. and around her limits my Sun
be seen the earthworks and battle-nelds.
where took place the last throes OF me
terrific struggle between the Norm anu
THE OBJECT-LESSONS.
The meaning Of the many elements
that contribute to make Richmond al
most unique among the historic places ~
This country is the same; that romance
beauty. and gentleness are forever Nll9l
that their forces are within our souls
and rsady and eager to find their wa
into our thoughts, actions, and clrcun
Stances. and to brighten for every o"
~ ms the face of every day; that tne
ought neither 10 be relegated TO the uis
tant and the past, nor kept for our DOos5
and day-drears alone; but-in a eaii t'.s
and higher mood than is usual IN We
ace 81 universal mediocrity, ciltiCai
snepticism, and miscellaneous tumuita
sho,ild be permitted 10 now forth INTO
our architecture, adornments, ana cue
toms 10 hallow and preserve our anu
rI,ifies. 10 soften our manners, 10 tFe
Ne tranquility. patience, and tolerence,
- mile our city lOvable for our owl
,oarts and so 70 enable us TO Dequeath
II SIRE OF love and reverence 10 sue
ceeding ages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
TARNgVILLE.
A Successful Entertainment for a
Good Cause-PcFsOnni.

FARMVILLE. VA. August 7.-(speclal)
The opera-house was crowded last night
to witness the beautiful operetta. LILY
Bell, the Culprlt Fay" presented by local
talent, for the benefit OF the Confederate
memorial fund. The affair was an en-
tire success financially, az well as "a
enjoyable diversion 20 all who attended.
Following was the programme and cast
Of characters: Schubert 0mw0mpu,
Miss Robbie Berkeley: @. Salnt-saens
from Samson and Delilah. my Heart
at Thy Dear Voice" Miss Susie. Morton.
Lily Bell-Titania a fairy quoonl. Mss
Nette Morton; Lily Bel Cher fayor..el,
Miss Pearl Venab'e; ThIstodown "a
riyaD. Miss Agnes Wootton; Hearts E's0
Ga fairy IN Titania's, Miss Ellen Cun-
ningham: silver spray (a fairy, Miss boz
tie Mckinney; acc0mrauisg Miss Robbie
Berkeley: musical director Miss Susie
Morton.
During the month OF July thee were
only two deaths In Farmvhe Four
deaths in three months. with a popuia-
ton Of nearly 5000. IS a pretty 5000
mortuary report
Miss Eva willis. OF Richmond IS vilt-
ing Miss Mary Hooper Of this place.
Misses Merrie and Kate Verser have
returned homo from a pleasant visit %
MeckenDurg.
Rev. l.. $. Reed Ard wife and Mrs. D.
T. Elan have gone 20 Rawiey Spring
% spend the month OF August.
Ex-Governor Mckinney. who for some
1onths past has been sick. was Wen
nough Thursday 10 enter into the FUN
1ioyment OF an outing and barbecue
ven by the hremen a short distance
from town. lie looks as well and ma
tural as he ever did.
Mrs Or. George +. Vaughan anl sister
Miss Ruby Vouabie. are spending Che re-
mainder OF tho summer IN Amherst
county.
Mr.. Judd. OF Norfolk, has removed .
this place and taken charge Of the pre-
scription department Of Crates drug
store.
Mrs sydnor and daughter Miss Bell,
OF Petersburg. are guests I'm tie home o.
Dr. and Mrs W. w Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Camden. OF Bal
timore, Nd. are visiting az The hou'
OF Mrs. W. r. Berkeley. I'm this town.
Colonel c. NJ walker. Mr. r. b. Tug
gle. and Mrs H. r. Wal and son, are
soiourning at the yellow sulphur
Mfs H. A. Iui'7A anu Hoh tAfN r"''r
ID Norfolk, where. IN the future. they Il
pect 70 reside
Mrs. NJ. +. Holt returned home his
afternoon from visit 10 her daughter
Mrs. Nathan Lennon. in Hencersoa'
n. G.
Misses Daisy Traylor and Cora Meas
returned 10 their home On Petersburg
Thursday afternoon. after y.sit 70
friends here.
Miss Harriet Vance Reed. who had
been visiting her mother II c. NJ
Tate, at her home. "BecchN D0f." has
left to VISIT the family Of her br1lheri0-
law, Mr. c. II. Brown. OF Kenova. w.
Va, spending a few days en- route Win
her relatives. Pew. Glen Vaughan. ID. ID,
and family ~ Roanoke. Va.
Mr. J. r. Walton IS rrstlcating IN 30
mountains Of virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
WYTHEViLLE.
strucL by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an"
General Notes.

yvyTHEvIILE, VA, August 7.-'spe-
c,al,-During a heavy storm IN the lower
section OF this county night before .as''
lightning struck and fred a large barn
at the Bertha zinc mines. The parh anu
contents were destroyed.
vr w. c. Saunders. Jr., son or MAJOR
w e Saunders, Of tbs place, has been
elected an alderman for the city OF
Knoxville. OF which city Mr.. Saunders Is
Rev pierce Saunders, OF Fredericks-
h,,ro "a an 2. yisit 10 his family, VINO are
summering here. ,o,s,
buslness at Omaha. NeD.
r,houeands Of young rainbow trout are
hcino shipped from the United o''.es
t,sb hatcher, near this place ana many
Of them are being placed Ia the s''1"''iS
NJ this immediate section.
splendid rains have been talilnY Heto
since last night. They were greatly
needed ,,..,,, young
Nh Charles Brown. A promising youls
attorney OF Knoxville. Is on 'isi' ~
roIattves IN and near Wytheyille.
Mr. Floyd Boiling IS out again. aller
severe spell Of sickness.
DR.. John Stuart continues quito J." y
Nr Norrnant Gait has returned 70
washington city. after stay Oh some
weeks in this place ,
Rev ]. A. Morehead OF Richmond
"a VISITING his father. Mr. James ". More
head, near town.
Wr and Mrs. Edusnd Pendieton have
ro.mrnea from visit 70 Mrs. Pendle-
ton's old home az High Point ". Va.
Mr.. Alex. z. Walker, and family OF
Florence, Ala, are visiting at Genefai
walkers.
Mrs p. x. Thomas and Mrs. Knox. OF
Norfolk. are boarding at Mrs. Letue
Dr Lard and Miss lizard, OF Meridian.
Mes. are at Miss Kate 81. Glars.
Mrs. J. r. Burgass, OF chicago an.
Ma Foster son and daughter. on
Richmond. are boarding at Mrs. . B'
Thomas's.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Sutton. Mrs r. p. Jones.
and Mrs. II. I. sutton. OF Surry county
this state. are "a Miss JAMIE GiDboney ..
Mrs. Albert Helm and daughter MIs.
f, curgens. mother daughter. and son, OF
New Orleans. and Mrs. Bateson and chill
dren. OF Norfolk are al Mrs. Alex. Phil
| llppss.
Tn outlook for the midsummer races.
o, three days. at the FAIRGROUNDS here.
| tho latter part OF this month, Is good
and the management expect 10 make the
! scheme a grand success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
MERCHANTS REFERENCE GUIDE.
List of the Wholesale Dealers and
Manufacturers of Richmond.


Below is given classified list of the
wholesale dealers and manufacturers Of
Richmond. which will serve as ready
reference guide for visiting merchants:
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Cardwell Machine Company. Nineteenth
and Cary streets.
Charles T.. Hunter. 1928 east Main street.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany. 1884 east Main street.
Richmond Agricultural Implement Com
pany, 1926 east Main street.
Ashton Starke east Main street.
etarke's Dixie Plow-W orks, south Four
teenth street.
Watt Plow Company. 1913 east Franklin
street.
AGRICULTURAL AND GALVANIZED
IRON-WORKS
Burton. Reuben. $40 east Cary street.
Snyder e. Co, Asa, zoos east cary street.
BAKING POWDER MANUFACTURERS
Blue Ribbon Baking Powder Company,
The, 1906 east Franklin street.
Christian Co. The j. ID. & X. s., 1887 east
Cary street.
sauer Co, The C. f., 1895 east Main
street.
Southern Manufacturing Company, The,
Twelfth and Canal Streets
white a. Sydnor Co., The, 100 east Cary
street ..
BOOK PUBLISHERS.
Johnston, II. T., Publishing Company.
Eleventh between Main and Cary
streets.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
The Davis Boot and Shoe Company, Nir-
glnia Penitentiary.
BOOTS AND SHOES-WH OI.ESA1sic s
DEALERS.
Freshman, Morris g Co.. 1900 east Frank
lin street.
Putney & Co. Steven. 1900 east Main
street
Roberts and Hoge, sl2 south Fourteenth
street
etern & Co, 1891 east Main street.
Wingo, Elicit g. Crunp Shoe Company.
1919 east Main street.
Magnus Hsssourg. ~ and 1924 east Cary
street
BREWING COMPANIES.
Bergner < Engel Brewing Company, sos
Hancock street
Bucker Henry. 2i2o east Main. street.
Busch. Anheuser, -. A., Union and Grace
Home Brewing Company. Harrison and
Clay.
Portner. Robert, Brewing Company. 1924
west Broad street.
Richmond Brewry. Hermitage road, near
A.sigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

Gregory Jack M. NJ. u south Seven
teenth street.
Thornton g. Co., 200 east Main street.
wormeey. p. Lightfoot. 300 west Frank
I'm street.
TOBACCO TAG AND BOX MANU-
FACTURERs.
Hasker-Marcuss Manufacturing Com
tany, 2401 Venable street.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSES;.
Allegheny, 1Oi7 east Canal street
Allegheny. foot OF Twelfth street.
American Tobacco Company, Twelfth and
Canal streets.
Blanchard's. ia Virginia street.
Darlington e. Co.. Twelfth and BYRD
streets.
Crenshaw Planters. 107 Shockoe Slip.
Davenport Leaf Tobacco, Fourteenth aud
Dock streets.
Farmers, 10 Lumpkin's Alley.
Franklin Street, The. 1896 east frank
lin street.
Joness Tobacco, 109 south Twelfth street.
Kanawha, foot of Virginia street.
Meyers's. 81 south Ninth street
Meals. ia Virginia street.
Old Dominion, 1915 east Byrd street
Planters, 1901 east Cary street.
Pope y, IWelLy-lltSt anu MAIN Sliee'S'
Seabrook's, NJ. T. Smith & Co., mana
gers. 100 east Grace street.
Shockoe. Ernest z. Dickerson, proprietor,
Canal, near Thirteenth.
Southern. foot of Virginia street.
Star, 300 east Main street.
Ssonewall, Thirteenth and Canal streets.
Vaughan's, 81 south Ninth street.
Virginia, 1903 east Canal street.
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS.
Rountree, II. W, & Brother, Trunk and
Bag Company, 200 north Fourteenth
street.
WHEEL-WORKS.
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Com
pany, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
near Osborne pike.
WOODENWARE MANUFACTURERS.
Richmond Cedar-Works, second and Or
leans streets, Fulton.
Richmond Basket Works, West = End
Leigh street.
Richmond Wood Working Company,
Chamber OF Commerce Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

That Is the way ali druggists sell
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Tor ChIlls
and Malaria. II Is simply Iron and
ouinine in a tasteless form. Children love
Il. Adults prefer II 10 bitter, nauseat-
ing tonics. Price. 5oc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
ANDREWS SAYS THEY WOULD HELP
UNITED STATES.
for America to Take the
First step. Howcver--Woicott
Is I'm London.

Denver. Colo, July 3.--The Rocky Noun
tain News prints tho following telegram
from Professor Andrews of Brown univer-
si,y in answer TO query as TO his obser-
vatons while abroad of the growth OF BIZ
metallic sentiment:
Providence. II, loving TO tho mani
fest strength OF tho tmetallic interest In
America, there Is actually considerable
prospect that France viii agree beforehand
TO open her mints TO silver.
"If We reopen ours, even without euch
an agreement, France is certain to follow
the United Statee. In case France and the
United Statee proceed together, or either
alone, Great Britain will heartily coop
crate 10 the fullest possible extent. short
OF coinage of full legal tender silver at
London, the India minis will reopen, the
Bank OF England Will lay In n silver re-
serve. and perhaps half sovereigns be
withdrawn in favor of silver certificates
Further than this England viii not So
European bmetallsts nearly all think
American initiative the sure way TO inter-
national blmetallsm.
"Eben II. Andrews"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
A Pointer. Perhaps.

The following from tho Austin staes-
man-which paper as q rule is very IAN
In reportlng pames-m"y serve as az mn
ling as 10 why Houston has been losing
so steadily on this mp ,.
In the tonrth Inning the sen9tors Cfu w ~;
the v,sltors on some of the dunltes' bA's
rrrTninp that one would care 70 ittu
about. Fender. The ilrst man up, neu y,
adVnuced % ihiri on MI OF ittru
right garden. Reed. in order TO le mn M.
''',r. brpan to run toward second. ~
der huns 10 third Ike he was frozrn " "a
~ IA me res,Isi ti.pi Reed was ciugn' ~
s,aond after n lltle chasing, LOT Iia
,roul,ln y,hle Fender still hung 10 tulru,
nrsver the next man IN, lit 10 third, ana
80 Il was that Pender DID some am
,nnr,sh hag'e running. He was caught on
huse aeleep. and was soon In "a chds' "
and down the line. with NIL tnn s7e N uiS
Watching FOR him ana the ban boaulhh
hitber and thithcr. from mana I. manu-
uIrnflv XVI snencer rot hold Of the hal,
tucked his head slightly and took up me
tath to home. IN close chasss ~ 4 ..,y ~,
When near home the ND VAS w!tllh 49, =
reach Of Fender when, Tor sSipe "n Ma
ntsinal,le reason. Ponder stopped ana lrltd
10 20 back The Md Mas on nun IN an ~,
slant and Fender was out WIN hi"a'
bic 20" and the "nt ~as aui'c az GIN
phatlc. .,o another
Ions, throw from right garden MAJ cut on
n run StlMtz was on third, vain one Vu',
when Cote flew out 10 right saritll S.n ,,,
tred TO score on this drive bu Was hto"n
6ut at the plate by Badger from ueep
ria
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
SUMMER RESORTS.

Many delightful summer resorts are ATT
uated on and reached via the Southern
railway. Whether one desires the seaside
or the mountains. the fashionable hotels
or quiet country homes. they can be
reached via this magnificent highway OF
travel.
Asheyiiie, N. c., Roam Mountain, Tenn.
and the mountain resorts Of East Tennes.
see and Western North Carolina, This
Land OF the Sky" Tate Springs. Tenn.
Oliver Springs, Tenn, Lookout Mountain.
Tenn, Lithia Springs. Ga. the various
Virginia springs, also the seashore resorts.
are reached by the Southern railway on
convenient schedules. and at very low
rates.
The Southern railway has issued hand
some folder. entitled Summer Homes and
Resorts" descriptive OF nearly 1000 sum
mer resort hotels and boarding houses. tn
Guiding information regarding rates for
board at the different places and raalrpad
rates 10 reach them.
Write 70 O.. A.. Bsnscoter. aasletapt Eeo-
eral passenger agent, ooutheeD railway.
chattaneogs, Teaa-, ~ : ~ = ~
folder. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
ROYAL ARCH MAsONs At OUTS.
Virginia md Pennsylvania Grand
Chnntcrs DeCInre Wnr.

Richmond, Va. July "a big sensation
has been produced in Masonic circles by
an cdict Just promulgated by Grand High
Priest j. p Steiner of the Grand Chapter
OF Royal Arch Masons OF this State. The
cdicr prohibits all further relations Of
friendship between the Royal Arch chap
yania.
This attitude of unfriendliness grows out
Of the refusal of the latter organization
to permit chapters in its State TO recog-
nize member OF the Virginia Grand
Chapter. Grand High Priest Steiner, in
his letter. commands that no nigh priest
In Virginia shall permit any member of
tho pennsylvania Grand Chapter TO enter
his chapter, no matter what may be the
circumstances. One OF the mos promi-
nent high priests in this city has already
privately declared that he shall not obey
this order.
at is hereby declared" says the edict
of High Priest Steiner that the change
of so-called fraternal relations between
our Grand Chapter and the Grand Chap
ter OF Pennsylvania do belle their name
and are fraud upon our conscleDces and
subversive of the sublime principles sought
to be inculcatod by our order. therefore.
we hereby abrogate. cancel. sever and set
aside all or any further fraternal relations
or communications with the Grand Chap
ter Of Pennsylvania md It's constituents,
severally or individually: this edict to be-
come effective at once and to continue
until the said Grand Chapter OF Pennsyl-
vania shall acknowledge this Grand Chap
ter to be the only authority having power
10 prescribe the actions OF our members,
and shall cease 20 attempt TO interfere
In matters that are wholly in judgment
OF this sovereign grand body, and shall
consent TO accept each and every constitu-
ent Of this Grand Chapter without the
least distinction"
This is the first time In the Masonic
history OF Virginia that such course has
ever been pursued toward tho Grand
Chapter OF another State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
woLcoTT IN LONDON.

London. July 3.--Scnator Edward o.
WoIcott OF the United States monetary
commission has arrived here frem Paris
He spent the day in making arrangements
for interviews with different British Of
ficias which interviews viii be held after
The arrival here Monday OF the other two
members OF the commission. cXNice Presi-
dent Stephenson and General Charles j.
Payne The senator said 1t WAS manifestly
improper TO discuss the results OF the mig
sion, but a representative OF the Associated
Press learns that tentative arrangements
with France has been reached. the nature
and details OF which are carefully guarded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
THE RACES


Now York, July 3.--1'he usual large half
holiday crowd put in an appearance at
Sheepshcad Bay today. ana better racing
weather could not have been desired.
Three fourths of a mlle-Noier First
Mate, Cleophus. Time, IA 10.
Mile, selling Wolhurst Beldemere.
Rondo. Time. 1:42 Id.
June stakes, futurity course-Biarney
Stone, Iaudcman, Wasteful Time, ~ 10
Spond;huft stakes mile and 81 furionH
on peck, Elkins. Sunny SLOPE. Time,
1.5G -.
Futurity course-Nosey. Fay Ida, Hand
press. Time. l;l2.
Mile and ee-fourths-Forgct' Waltzer'
Finishing. Time 3.2l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
HoNons no coLoNIALs.
Prince Gnve the Soldiers Medals,
Princess Received the PrcmIcrs.

London. July 3.--The Prince of Wales to-
day inspected the colonial troops ut Buck
ingham palace and bestowed a medal com
man present. The entire force passed the
prince In single file. Arriving in front
of the prince and several PAGES away. the
colonial soldiers saluted singly, and then
turned towards the prince. advanced. halt
cd IN front OF him, saluted him again and
received the medal. Tho medals OF the Of
ficers are Of silver and those given To the
non commissioned officers and privates are
of bronze.
During the presentation OF the medals
tho Prince of Wales held n reception he
meath great elm tree in front of the
terrace. All the colonial premiers and
their wives and daughters were separately
introduced to the princess. who received
them most cordially
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04

Darned runs-Dallas !. penison 3.
Two base s-l.awrcnce. Mullancy.
Dowia, Rothermel Alexander.
Thpse base hit--k emmer.
Left on baises-,By Dallas 4 by Dent
son 3
Struck out-By Rundel !. by Bristow 2.
Rascs on called balls--On Rundell 9. Off
Brstow e
Double play-Mullaney (unaSs.stol).
Stolcn baSe--Rotharmel.
Batters hit--Howe, Eamnisit.
Passed ball--Menefee.
Time of gan.e-1.3o.
nm lt...- LNlurlc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04

Roy spons took quite a long ride on his
wheel yesterday. He left Houston at
$50 a. m. and going by the telephone road
10 Genoa, thence TO Webster. crossing tho
Clear Creek railroad bridge and contin-
uing OH to Galveston. where he spent an
hour and a half and, then returning took
the road towards Alvin and rode past
sf7 .. M. Altogether he rode ltn mue..
Going by country roads there y 70 MUCH