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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

Hearne. Tex. March ls.-Mr. J. F. Peel
has announced his intention of running for
the office of tax assessor and collector.
Election April 6.
Smith & Bibles have renewed their lease
on Beckhams opera house for one year.
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NOTICE TAX PAYERS.

Under the revised Code OF Ordinances
OF The CITY OF Houston, ali properly upon
wipich ts xes are due viii be advertised rs
delinquent for 1896 II not paid before
Wednesday. March 81. 1881. and al taxes
placed In The fands OF the city attorney
tc enforce collection by suit. in accord
ancs with the provisions OF the charter
ard ordinances OF the City OF Houston:
All property owners are requested to call
al tie office Of tho CITY Assessor AMI Col
Hector and render same for taxatson,. on
or before April l. 1877. Those who fail to
render property win receive no notlce o.
any change made by the board OF APP
prufsers IN assessments.
JUSTIN G. WHITE,
City Assessor and Collector.
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FOR SAi.E-rh., beet paying saloon. with
the finest fixtures and b"st established
trade In town Of 300 inhabitants, u rare
bargain will bear Investigation. Ad-
dress IAN THIS office. "
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SEFDS--We carry the largest stock IN
Texas. we offer TO the trade THIS week
Now York Rose potntous. aoc Triumph
$500 per barrel; V.neleaa and Pumpkin
Satrs 7tc. Sorghum. 7hc, Miilct, 'sos
Hungarian. 75c, kaffir Corn. 75c select
ed Seed Corn, yellow and white snc
per bushel 8 lock storm proof and pound
bali Cotton seed i0c per hushel, stock
Peas. $22B per busbei, Jerusalem Arti.
chokcs. he per bushcl. Cabbage and To-
mat plants. tpc per 100; bermuda Grass,
500 per pound Alfalfa Clover, $3.50, huj
si0 per b1shci garden and held seeds
of every description. Holloway SEED
Company, ~ Elm and go and 222 Pas
clnr aNcmme. Dlllna.
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A FIRST-cLAsS. ao-ton oil mill for gale;
made fine showing this season. For iull
Information call on or address W. A.
Taylor or II. e. Hicks, kaufman. Texas,
4-i5
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Losr. SrRAYHD. OR Stolen

,.,,IqJA.. "a. W1v--
ErRAyED or STOLEN One bay flliy
branded II. thalf circle over ON left
shoulder, hlazed face, roach.d mnno. ana
about ~ hAnns high, aud has a great
deal of white In left eye; also II lhtlo
knot al her back, caused from r.Iing her
with eide saddle. VIII pay TWO dollars
for Information leading 20 her recovery.
!. Lungsdon. Matthew, Texhs. u
LOST Receipts book IN Mutual building
and Loan ASSOCIATION OF Houston; re-
turn aud receive reward. ". -. bios-
m. AZ
LOST-A diamond stick pin. shape OF
cross, on Main between Poase and Texas
avenues Return 10 100 Caroline and
receive reward. ID
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NOR cant. $4,000 to loan on city prop
erty at per cent must be revenue pre-
AIDING. also can accommodate 20 ana I"
day paper. with the proper security. a a:
paul 4 Co.. alG Main.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS for cash In Baby
Carriages, c.iar Chests Walnut cham
Der Suites ana Walnut Tables. also IN
Main. ~
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OFFICE of Houston and Texas Central
Msrch 2. 1871 Notice is hereby given
that the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders and OF the Board OF ~
rectors of the Houston and Texas Cen
raj railroad Company Will be held at
he office Of the company. In the city. OF
iIouston. Texas. on Monday. the 9TH day
of April, 1897. at Y O'clock M,
IA u. w ave- o'o'Oe"'y.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

- LNsS ~ni><sis}ss~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ptis will
be r4ce,vcl until April 9th for ccnstr,ic-
ton OF Orange public school building.
For particulars apply a. j. H. Iirechin
q Co, architects, Beaumont Texas 70
CONTRACTORS AND BUTLDERS--Isum
her and shingles al wholesale prices 10
hustbr,s; give references or don't write.
Now IL your chance. Box II. Logans-
mort La 10
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|t.i,s, ~ At Br-nhnm.
n :. Of The Post.
81 ~. .'' March 1.-THE great
ks,0s' uas ever been held in
b. ~, gong on at this place. 500
III MAJ, .' lives. 200 mourners.
'0ns to the church and
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FOR SALE---SiNty-tw mead Of high grade
yearling bulls from rcgistorcd Durham
bulls and high grade Hereford cows.
have fed them two ugonths. they arn IN
Donaldson. Bcrclair. Texas, Golad coun-
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FOR SALE one Stcarn's orange onam-
rloi second hand tuniom, In good CON
diilon easy running, $40. &. l., n rheo
ToNn- ~
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COMPETENT working housekeepcr de-
sircs position IN hotcl or private family,
city or country, reference. Address
Housekeeper. us Main street, Houston.
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WANrEDLSidy settled age, unncum-
bcred, wants a position as housokecrSr
in snrall hotel or widowcr's home. 10
objection to children. Mrs, lhnas. Or
angc, Texas. Il
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PROFESSIONAL


S. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street,
corns. Fruhkliu. q
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

.<.l-k.-~- -sla..~,<
WANTLD-To exchange 40 acres land.
two miles from hng1cton. now county
saat OF Brazorsa county. for lumber,
shingles. sash, doors and blinds. a. ~.
e., Bonney +. o., Brazoria county,
Tcxas. "
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-N;c. sis-
room cottage, on Webster avenue. Fourth
ward; part cash and properly either
city or country. X. II. cawthon. 40
Main stroct ~
TRADE on EXCHANGE-One corner lot.
house. eight rooms. new. modern I'M
proyeni-ii,s servants house and sable;
a des, rabie nelgnhorhood, Third ward;
part cash and balance small improved
farm near a town on the II. ana 4, Z:
railroad south of Hearne and east OF
Austin. Apply to w. o. Baldwin. Hous,..
ton. Texas. -
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WANTEp-To sell railroad hotel privi-
legea on Southern Pacific. Gliaden,
T,xus. consisting OF 10 furnished rooms.
dn.Ig room. Kitchen. short order lunch
counter. modern improvements. paying
institution: rev sonable terms To rght
party. cause Tor selling, going 10 leave
the country. Address Jim Sing, Gilddcn
Texas, u
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LADY OF experience ana culture desires
poAtion as companions: no objection to
travel or 10 place on ranch, refs renccS
exchanged. Address No. Companion,
this office. II
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READY MADE Mosquito Hars, single, 5nc
double. 7hc; hoop bars 7bc and 81 o., the
Livingstone, with cord and pnllcy 30
i'ranklin'a "A
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ALCOHOL HABIT cured a, home in a
lew days, without pain OF danger: cure
guaranteed or money refunded. Or. VI IN.
a. Poxail Specialist. Mason Block. 20
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SITUATION WANTED--By a tcams,cr
and ull aiuuni man, can do anything
around yard. Address 367. this office. II
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WANTED sposiison by nrs,-class lumber
clerk. checking. etc. all around office
man, understands handling kahor, good
differences. Address =. this office. "a
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PRINTER wants situation on country
paper good all around man. Address
l.. III. s.. cara Telephone. Waco. Texas, =
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For SALE bar fixtures and National
cash rogiaier. cheap. Write Post box
40. this office. ~
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FbVR large. desirable rooms, suittblc for
couples or CERT men, two blocks from
cnp'iol hotel, NJ sll Main siraet, from ~
10 $40 per month %
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GOOD business property, seven lote In
block IL. corner Franklin and Austin,
Tor Nipo IL sold quick. Inquire of II.
{. Law, Hutcnins House a
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WANrEp-A position for general house
work; Industrious and willing to work
for small wages. Address Mira. Tho
rosa Johnston. this office u
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WANrED-'ro get a position on farm
within thirty miles OF lionstcn; have "A
family. thirty years experience. y i3tess
or call on j. w. Benn ut. ISIS Everett
street, Fifth ward. axe, -. u
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CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
CITY warrants numbered from 1867 to
1850, inclusive. will be paid on presenta-
ton TO the City Treasurer at any time
after 10 a. IN. on Wednesday, March II,
1881. H.B. RICE, Mayor.
Houston, Texas, March 49, 1871 ~
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FOR RENT Farm 10 rent on shares !:
pround az ready for planting, Sulnu
planting done. Inquire iii2 Preston ave.
nue., opposite court house, ~
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IsIx1a1tedss
Gil
For RENT.

FOR RENT In Third wuri. a nav two
story. slx-room house. has every conNe-
MCnce, SERVANTS room aud stable, Ntreet
cars pass ocrner, Apply isi6 Lamar
av,inic. II
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WANTED Position aa housckeepcr IN
hotel. Hat or boarding house. Mrs. i.u-
eta Aubrey. llano. Texas, q
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\ GOOD COOK and baker wishes em-
ployment, city or country, Address j.
o.. this office. q
SITUATION WANrED--As housekcepcr.
Address Mrs. NJ. l.. Helf. 100 Preston
avenue q
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SEVEN -FIF1Y viii buy 4 decorated din
ner set, or sl5 l2i piece white china set
at Houston China Han. lcod Texas
avenue II
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THE CELEBRATED Cr-ole i-thrcad Rob
mot Mosquito iiar, never offered hcforo
less than Sl0,G, AZ half price; the largest,
rncst, most durable lar made Frdnlt
ln'S. q
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WANTED Situation 10y II good. sols T
young man, willing .do any KIND of
honest work, knows tile city we'll. Ad-
dress 33, this office y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.ailn-.. s...Llal. IA.
WANTllp--ro tell a small hne OF under
taking goods for icfss than cost freight
paid from ST. Louis. for particulars
write and VIII send ful tst on hand.
Address l., II. Yancey, Reagan. TeNas.2o
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| For SALE.
.. Eal, 49, -. ElU,,.

FOR SALI1--One hne younr rcd Jersey
boar; correspondence solicited. W. H.
Munro plivc. Texas. To
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NANTED-~Post,on as bartender and
hookkcoper IN some relitble house. can
q We best Of reference. several years tN-
Ference. speak two languages; stat.
salary. Address W. NJ. 49, Victoria.
n y
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SITUATION WANTED a young man
to take care OF hofAes In "a priv.tte fam
ny, good yardinnn Address JG, this
office ~
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MRS A. WATTS of Galveston, clairvoy-
ant medium enc Austin stieet. walk up
stairs: hours. to p. m. ~
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fHlk SALE Modern ght-room dwell NIX
iaree grounds laFe Charles, la: S1olU
Sl"" cash, balance monthly. Mrs. Neville
ton. TcNas. 20
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BIG BARGAINS ~ lots m block 81 No
bie's addition. Fifth ward, $500. half OF
hlock ~ Baker addition, Fourth ward.
N2'N. Address owner. this office 81
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THOSE ladies' desiring 10 become mem
~ of ihc cook ny school Will please
leave names and addresses with NJ So
Cumming ut WomAn's Exchange, 7N
Main street 20
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FOR SALE Several head of choice high
grade Jersey h.ifors; some TO calve
soon. also a thoroughbred bull; years
Old. DR. T.. H. Martin, Kyle. Texas, 20
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MRS. Eek ART, fortune teller has &c
moved from 1905 Preston 10 1879 Texas
fNeuuf 10
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WANTED--A good cook. German or
Swode preferred Apply 1904 Cay ave
II
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FOR RifNT--N four room cottage, inQuire
$40 Dallas avenue. ~ lioenckc tr
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HELP WANTED.


MlLLlNEitf-We have vacancies for two
good bright girls as appreptlccs 10 the
trimming room, and also for two ~ thu
store. Apply TO Rex Bord, an MAN
strcct If
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MARRIAGE paper with 1000 ADVERTISE
mems of mafraEeable people; many
rich: list OF books novelties, etc, free,
j. ". Gunaels. Toledo. OHIO 3-l9
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WANTED--Posiiion az mtliincr or dress
maker o. both. with some nrm. Ad-
dress Mrs, y Mankle, l.iano TeNas. y
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TOK HNT.f~-A lOt Of new buggles, phHr-
tons Gurnayg and harness, az cost, Lar
endons Stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline street. as
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Ger. covered and repaired; covered in
sajeen. Soc gloria, Use; gloria SILK, Il
anl 81 u IL cnnlhn. 30. Millm. 10
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En-rosltlon by expert engineer
AMI general mechanic. no; afpud oi
work, do own rcpaife, some kn"wlcdse
OF dynamo and Indicator practice, Ad-
dress .NG. tn s ofiire. u
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WANTED-N Nurse Girl, white only need
apply. Address No. ll0l Texas avenue.
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W WANTED employment by an expert
cucol groccryman Paper hanger shos
man, girl for tho millinery business or
any work that Is honorable. hist of ref
orenccs Address $50 this office. u
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WHEEbBARROW WORK so station
men wanted on the line of the X. G.. S
& G.. railway north OF Lake Charles.
La. big prices low backs; good work
Apply TO X. NJ. Quiglcy u CO., Lake
Charles, La -
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WANTED find the heirs of John q.
Lousdale, who was resident of Texas
over atty years ago Important. John
l.. Groom, Wharton. Texas. ~
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w AN1ED-PIace to cook or as house
keeper In private family. Annie Scho't
lIps Sprlng sLreei. ~
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a MIDDLE AGED Northern white wo-
nan wants situation as head house
keeper N hotel or boarding house, Ad
Texas u
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SITUATION WANTED ny first class
cook. colored woman Emma WalLvms,
W. Hutchins street. Il
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FOR SALE--SiNty-tw mead Of high grade
yearlng bulls from rcgistorcd Durham
bulls and high grade Hereford cows.
have fed them two urontha. they arn IN
me shape Fur prices address John A.
Donaldson. Bcrclair Texas, Gollad coun-
~. ~
SPECIAL BARGAINS for cash In Baby
Carriages, c.il,r Chests Walnut Cham
Der Suites and Walnut Tables: also IN
Carpets aud Mattings. 1t e. lilig, no
Main. ~
FOR SALit--i stiil have n few 1ne GRADE
Jerseys. fresh with Young calves lcf' nj
1'ly Franklin avenue. corner Chonevcrt
-
FOR SALf-S Several head of choice high
grade Jersey hclfors; some. TO calve
soon. also a thoroughbred bull; years
Old. Dr. =. Il. Marlin. Kyle. Twas. 20
CEi7AW TOSTs. LOGS, TELEIRApH
s e6ar rs'fpN9 %dle o,@r s4E 1e I2
Boernc Kend"li county, Texas. 5'ls
BICYCLES. SIS. $780, $40. so: buy direct
fiom manufacturers. saw. denltt's piof-
It's. wheels shipped for approval on re-.
ce'pi S., J r. johnson. agent. bristol
FOX JNLE-A lOf Of new bugglcs, phHc-
ions, FuTndyg and harness, M cost, Lar
endons Stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline street. as
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Crockcr Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors aud Generators
BnCkcyc lncandaRccni Lamps.
Ana a f!i! line Of high grade Electric
supplies OF all kinds.
Repairs to all kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants,
L.. H. MILLER.
Office, No. ~ Main street.
Phone bh5 u
] MILL SELL for thirty days our four
foot wood. So 80; our sawed and split
wood. $3.50. straight aud dry. Telephone
800; Crnry'B Wood Yard 10
- 49,
FOR SAIE-An assortment OF second
hand betting, pu.lcys. shafting. hangers,
piping. etc. CJll at the business office OF
The Posi-. u
HEADQUARTERS for now garden and
flower Reed for spring planting; from -.
IAndrrth X Sons and Peter Henderson
a. Co. c. J. Koehler. 800 Congress. II
| WANTED TO BUY.
.- L..- III
WIAN'FI3D--A good reirgcraior. eAsxio. or
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YOUNG MAN OF 20 years wants position
of any kind, well educated, speaks Eng
llsh. French German. Spanish ana
Dutch; has good references. Address 81.
this Office II
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-01

umpire problem and league h%eadquar-
'crs have been flooded with mail and
Geographic correspondence on the sab
Ject from various parts Of the country.
The double umpire plan Is proposed,
but Uncle Nick" doesn't believe that
Is the remedy to prevent unnecessary
disputes over close decisions. The sus-
pension OF players for two or more
days for violation Of the rules il also
suggested by Manager Hanlon " Bal
timore, Tom Brown of Washington
and from other sources.
Uncle Nick" says the question is
n that requires due deliberation. and
II Is futile to originate any plan unless
" has the ironclad support OF the
pioprietors Of the various clubs. lie
cites an incident to show how easily
the difficulty can be overcome u the
magnates are sincere In their opposi-
ticn to useless kicking against the UNI
pire. In a recent series between Bos-
ton and New York at Boston Mr.. Soden,
the president Of the Boston club.
called Captains DUFFY and Joyce before
h'bh Jh'N W vi W u vi !"
first game. tie called their attention
to the interest the Boston patrons take
In the national game and their desire
to see fair play win or lose. He added
that large crowds Of people would nat
urally come out to witness the strug-
gle between New York and Boston, and
It would be n financial advantage to
both clubs to have the games played
on their merits, with as little kicking
against the umpire as possible. He
said the Boston club would not tolerate
useless kicking against the decisions
OF the umpire. The result Of this cur
tain lecture was that the entire series
was played out without any disagree
able exhibitions over the umpire. II
other league magnates would follow
the example Of Mr.. Soden much OF the
trouble would be avoided.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-01

A woman named Schultze, aged ~
years and her daughter, aged ~ years,
OF Berlin. disappeared some weeks ago
leaving no trace TO their whereabouts.
The elder was The owner Of a
mine. and was reputed to be many
times a millionaire. She was OF a miser-
ly disposition, and in order 10 increase
her income rented the basement OF hei
house TO a shoemaker named Goenczy.
The police were finally notified OF the
Disappearance of the women. and they
made a s'arch of the residence. In
the cellar they found the bodies OF the
mother and daughter wrapped in oil
cloth and packed In a chest. They had
apparently been dead for two weeks.
Goenczy has disappeared, and It is sus.
~ c,ed that he killed the women. As
yet the police have discovered no clue
II his whereabouts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-01
a MANLY pInyAr.

Whenever and wherever three or fouI
ball players are gathered together then
and there is a tanning festival inaiig-
urated. En- route to Dayton Browns
and Reds mingled like members of one
happy family. Somebody spoke of the
umpire. Morgan Murphy constituted
himself a committee Of one to speak f.
his defense. I've seen all kinds" said
the little backstop. good. bad and in
different. The best any umpire gets
Is the worst of II. | don't think 1t IL
right for players to kick az they do.
The umpire is there to do the best he
can. II players were compelled to pay
their W fines there would be less OF
this kicking, but the magnates are to
blame. They wink at rule violations
that help their team"
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-01

Whitney and himsclf-went to the
house to commit burglary.
In the first room he showed where
the cupboard stood from which the
pistol and razor were taken by Van
Tassell and handed to him. In the
second o entered there was no bed,
hut he said that there was one there
on the night OF the murder, but unoc-
cupied, and he correctly showed Just
where 1t had stood. He also showed
correctly just where Hinshaw's trou-
sers. razor and pocketbook had been
thrown and where they were found.
He said that Van Tassell and Whit
ney first entered the house and had
rummaged the cupboard before he en-
tered. He then ven with them to
Hinshaw's room, secured the trousers,
carried them out and searched them.
When he returned the victims were
awake and had engaged in a scufie
with Van Tassell and Whitney. Baney
ran outdoors to warn his chums in case
there was any one approaching the
house. When he returned they had
Aebbh' "o"H 'uN SttpS duu luto tue
road. Mrs. Hinshaw vas just passing
across the porch when Van Tassell
turned and shot her dead. She fell
on the porch steps. He soon returned
to her. and finding her dtad. exclaimed
to Whitney and Baney that the woman
was dead and told them to get away
as soon as possible. They then re.
turned to Indianapolis.
Hinshaw's attorney said:
I'VE went over the ground at Belle
vile last night carefully, and what
Baney said in former statements does
not vary a hairs breadth from what he
said last night. He described minute
ly the movements of Hinshaw and his
wife. and Of the men who went to the
home to rob 1t. He omitted nothing
and his story does not conflict mate
rally with that of Hinshaw."
According to the records all OF the
three burglars were not in jail or the
penitentiary when the murder was
committed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-01

strated that he knows "a good thing
when he sees 1t by getting a prompt
cinch on Pitcher George fitzpatrick, of
the late lamented Broncho team.
"Gils" wonderful success at San Anto-
MO this season shows him to be more
than fast enough for the major league.
His success has not lain In spectacular
performances or phenomenal feats."
but simply In winning his games. He
has mastered all the fine points OF the
twirling Art and pitches with a finesse
and a cool steadiness that Is fatal to
the run-getting efforts of his opponents.
He has fine curves and plenty Of speed.
but perhaps his strongest point is in.
his ability for getting next to the weak
spots of the batters and the smiling
sang froid with which he keeps them
bothered.
After playing ont the season with
st. Louis "GiI' will return to San An
tonic.