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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Michigan Wins the Honor by De-
fcnting Chicago 4. 10 H.

Michigan Wins the Honor by De.
fcnting Chicago i. 10 IL.
Chicago November A.-The Western foot
bell championship goes to Michigan. On n
field that was simply perfect for fast football
and before 1900 people. the Mahons OF CHI
cago lest to Michigan today by score OF II
to IL. The Michigan score represents two
touchdowns, goals being kicked In each In
stance Chicago made one touchdown. goal
and a goal from placement. Herschbefger
was a big factor In the game. Every one ol
Chicaro's IL points were made by MIN, ne
kicked a goal from placement on ths lS-yara
line in the first half and scored touonaoWn
and goal during Chicagos desperate raiiy
near the close Of the second.
The work of the Michigan ends was oeautl-
full. Michigan with the execution OF one VI
two double passes relied almost altogetnsr
on straight football. line bucking ana runs
Chicago. on the contrary. used tricks
but team work OF high ordef
was shown by both eleyens. .
In the first hall. Michigan secured tourn-
down and Galley kicked goal. ChioaEo Mas
unable 20 get touchdown but HSfscnperees
Kicked goal from the 45-yard line score o
10 in favor OF Michigan.
In the second half each side secureu 4
and a goal score; 70 " io'a'
score. y to II IN favor OF Michigan.
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VICTORIA LOCALS.


Union Than 1xRgivIng Services ~ the
nnpttst Church.
Victoria, Texas, November "A. =, Union
Thanksgiving services we're held in the
Baptish church this morning in which all
tho Protestant churches Joined The SER
mon was preached by Rev. w. J. Johnson
OF tho Methodist church. The day was
not otherwise observed except by the
banks and postoffice.
The board OF trustees OF the Independents
school district recently incorporation prac-
tically completed their efforts toward ~.
augurating the free school system yestsr-
day. Professor o. Z. ii. Mundt was APP
lointed principal Of ore school WITH the
following assistants: Nlies MadHo Duncan,
Miss Leuchner and Miss Stoner. Professor
BierDan of the other. in the Harrison
hril6ing. with the following assistants:
Miss Myrtle Barnes Miss jesse HWsies
and Mrs Carpenter. The teachers FUR
nish their own buildings. II is expected
that TIE free school term Will be six or
seven months. TIE facilities viii not DO
sufficient for all pupils but other bull dings
wiz be usea az nnncxes TO these. Ihare
10 practically no change in tho proNiss ons
for schools for the colored people.
The Odd Fellows celebrated last night
the completion OF their magnificent rew
hall on Bridge and Sahtl Rosa streets -
n banquet which was attended by all local
and many visiting members. This is one
Of the oldest lodges OF the ordor III Texas,
and will soon celebrate its fiftieth anni-
yersary.
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THE TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE
SAN ANToNIANs WANT DERMoDY
FOR PRESIDENT.
Much Communication for Him as a
Thorough Observation-Disclosures
In the -Four Club Plan.

San Antonio, Texas, November a.--This
city is taking great interest In the baseball
meeting called for Houston on December g.
Mr., George b. Dernody of Galveston, manag-
ing director of the Galveston baseball club.
and one of the prime movers in baseball cir
clos throughout the State. is spoken of as a
splendid choice for the presidency of the
league reporter questioned several Of the
leaQing spirits in baseball circles today to
their choice for president of the league. and
each one answered without any hssitancy that
he was in favor of MIR. Dernody.
President Dewey OF the San Antonio base
ball club, especially, Is enthusiastically in ia
vor of MIR. Dermody.
II had not thought about the presidency OF
the league, he said. but now that you have
mentioned 1t. will tell you that am strict
weston. He is the best man that could pos
sibiy be secured He knows all the kinks
OF the game. all the players and their records.
lie is one of the most influential men of Gull
weston, Is financially interested in baseball
and loves the game next to his home. He is
the right man. and II he is elected president
we will have the right man in the right place.
You can just put me down as II Dermody
man."
Mr.. Louis Heuermann, the arbitrator of tho
Texas baseball league and the only one of the
officers who has not resigned will attend the
meeting Of the magnets at Houston. He says
he does not expect to resign his Office unless
some one else wants it. MIR. Heuermann Is a
very enthusiastic advocate of the four team
league and maintains that IL Is the only So
luton of the baseball question In Texas.
Mr. Heuerinann IL also in favor of Mr.. Der
mody for president. On this subject he said
yesterday: MIR Dermody is one OF the or
ganizers of the Texas league and is better
Lifted for the office than any man in the
State. He knows all the players knows tbs
game and can take care Of the office better
than any one l know"
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A CLASH IN PHOsPECr.
A Hot Fight Between Lawyers ANA
the Governor.


Atlanta, Ga, November N.---A difficulty
which promises 10 result In interesting
developments has sprung up between Gov
ernor Gambler and OK Secretary Of the
Interior Hoke Smith. For tho last few
days bill has been pending in the senate
authorizing popular election OF the Judges
ami solicitors Of this county. certain
element wanted 10 provide. in addition, for
special election for a vacancy soon oc-
curing. 20 as 10 take the appointiye power
immediately out OF the governors hand.
When II became evident that their plan
was 10 DO defeated. pamphlet purporting
to represent the Atlanta Bar association
and signed by Hpke Smith and other prom
inent lawyers. was distributed to members
OF the legislature and scattered In the
committee rooms 1T plainly charget that
corporations were behind the opposition
10 their plan. having slated q man OF their
own for tbs vacancy. and won over the
opposition by gifts IL passes, franks and
other courtssies. Tho bill leaving the APP
pointment with the governor pAssed by 35
10 g. after a stormy session. In which the
ssratsrs fiercely denounced the pamphlet
and scored the Journal. Mr.. Smiths paper.
The Governor has informed an officer Of
the bar association that che chargUs made
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Thanksgiving MT wharton.

Wharton, Tcxas November p4.--Thanks-
giving services win be held at the Baptist
church Sunday with special musical pro-
gramme. Rev. John Ware. Jr.. win preach
the Thanksgiving sermon.
Rev. j. Murray OF the Methodist church
will have Thanksgiving services ut Hun
gerford to-day. Tonight the children, under
Charge OF Mrs. o Harrison and other la
elcs will present an interestnng pro-
giamnSsat tbs Methodist church. Rev. ].
W. Murray Will deliver his THANKSGIVING
zeimcn Sunday.
large number OF Wharton's society
people VIII entertain their friends today
with elegant banquets. and all Wharton
will strive TO manifest spirit OF graft
Jude for the manifold blessings q the past
Year.
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caiyart CuIIin 81.

Calvert, Texas, November 2i.--The city
schools tavo suspended work today. Union
Thanksgiving services were held at the
Presbyterian church Special preparations
had hcen made for the music. which was
leading feature Of the service. The SER
mon was preached by Rev. James Il.lgore.
pastor OF the Methodist churca hero.
Rev. q. A. LeClere, presiding elder x
the Calvert district, went 10 K,sse yee-
terday. where. BY invitation. be pFeachel
o Misunderstanding sermon today.
Tue leading business houses az Calvert
closed from 10 a. m. TIL I D. m. today.
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Rock I.Ianh Notes.

Rock Island, Texas, November 4.-Miss
olivia Thinker, who has been spending the
summer and fall in North and Middle
Texas visiting friends and relatives, is
now at home.
The Misses Mclntyre being excellent
musicians afford deal OF pleasure 10 the
young people OF the town. Most of tho
evenings in Rock Island are pleasantly
spent by gatherings OF the young Icople
at some OF the many nice private resi-
dences.
The weather has been anything but
pleasant the past twenty four hours. Wind
from the east and chilly. Rain Is not
needed here nj present.
The day was observed here by closing
OF business hotses. preaching by Rev.
Armstrong. the baptist divine. and An ele-
CANT dinner spread by the ladies OF the
Baptist church
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HOUSTON 0, GALVESTON o.
"ame Mt Galveston Was u Very
Fair One

"nmc Mt Galveston Was u Very
~, Fair One.
thanksgiving game OF football between
Aous'on aud Galveston teams at Calves
yesterday resulted In a tie, neither side
i, aoie to score. The game was fairly
attended and what the audience lacked
ssnpers was made up in enthusiasm. Both
~ Played good clean football.
vs .''uston team outplayed the Galveston
Is,. ~ every point except punting. their
o.s. play being very fair; Galveston
superb team work aud that alone
No.. 'lsn from defeat, The Houston team
Sph, w stronger than Galveston and no
Z, 4sa me game been on fast field their
WIS ,na packs would have scored. but as
3ppe1 bv huston men were badly handi-
lytted VIZ ~ SOIL, sandy ground which was
Tbs high x, ssauapurrs ana weeds.
tF side nna I eftnted any open play by
slIng. aha ieeatly interfered with the
\ bsli ~ started promptly at o'clock with
pm. Can,a luz possession OF the Galveston
toss. seIeats = e e OF Houston having won
y and III. ~. @Argay kicked off Tor Calves.
"a line. sfnaH Hopston's on taeir g.
ysa Oh HON fsss dine plpnges by sine and
to the lo4yss.n,s guards back carried the
~ the ball 1910 ilhti then the backs car
y for Ten around around the end and bucked the
Oh a t, 5aras more. when the BAH was
line With hp NJ, Galveston bucked Hous-
The bail tttie success and after work
the BAH mad made a determined stand and
ier series 81 ~ Gowns. Houston began an
% the '; nns plunges. carried the pig
~e 70 punt. x afa line. where they were
G-yari ,D,aiveston getting the ball on
' hue bucks through tackles
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..-
superintendent and Il temporarily suc-
eetded by Lieutenant Ia r. Casimir OF COM
pAny L.
Second Lieutenant John NJ. Clark OF com.
pany d is on an extended leave at his home
In Waxahachie.
Captain Hampson Gary Is serving =
]uuge OF the Fourth's summary court
The big horse salc OF the discharged
FIRST Texas cavalry IL In progress al tho
foss. Captain r. II. Stevens is assisted In
the sale by Lieutenants A. II. Miller and II.
A.. Hauigan OF the Fourth, and nleo very
efficiently by Sergeant X, r. Cunningham,
Sapoain Semines Parish Is aGAln In charge
OF company IA
drummer William l. Swsrtz OF the band
mas returned from visit to his mother ~
Mcxa.
sergeant sylvester B.. Wheeler OF com.
pans has been detailed as regimental
pnoNost sergeant,
Yesterday Assistant AdjutruE General
Ward directed the immediate discharge
Win travel pay OF the following mefnbers
OF the rcg.mont; Michael h. DooAey OF COM
Pany n, CHARLES l. Colieps, julie Saunders,
company Is; $. r. Taylor, Corporal George
GuesenUury, 5 T, Rogers, J. l., Dllbcck.
company g; Ehridge McCandless j. U.
MiilMms, Claude Carder, II, &. Jordan, Ed.
w, Ellis, "A. u. feagcr, company d, s. II.
sullivan, comrauy q; w. 7. Rose, j.. O.
Adams. r.. A. Strange. II, II. Bell. Corporal
dick. NJ. Q. Davis, company l.; Sergeant l..
V. Reid, company NJ,
steward >. II. Horne mas returned from
Terrell. It'll
The Fourth Texas band Is being rapidly
recruited the past few days. Its new adj
ditions are II. w. Locke OF thc First Texas
cavslry drum major; J. Risten, corporal
OF company NJ; j. Friedman and q, Me-.
Clanahan OF the First Texas cavalry. and
G. J. Canterbury OF Kansas. Its numerical
strength now Is twenty four, Including tho
chief and two principal musicians. and only
three moro can be received These Will be
added as soon as suitable material can be
found. The new Instruments have not yet
arrived. When they do reach here the
baud VIII be superbly equipped both as to
Instruments and talent,
Drilling wss resumed Monday after II
two weeks suspension In order TO give the
soldiers an opportunity to put their tents
into condition for comfortable living dur
ing the wintar season. The crisp, cool
weather makes this exercise u pleasant
task which The boys enter tnto with a zcst
ana energy not always exhibited during
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ropAY,s ENTRIES.

Tl.se-quarters OF a mile--Master James 1OI,
fltty, oylatt 10O Queen of beauty, Saratoga
H. Aihy Little Land So. Death 95, Talis,nan
y, Brass 49, Niger Baby "a, Tinker 80.
south Africa los. Fotiche "a.
Tive. eighths OF a mile, maidens--St. Sophia,
Phillidon, Sir Christopher. Lady Wright,
tghborn, Draughtsman, Sensina, Lady Exile,
toquina, Kilarna. Savilla, Auridale, Avoca,
Eonfurd. Newburgtr, Miss Order, Diva, DIR.
j,eliell, Susie NJ. illuminate IS.
Three-uuarters OF mile--Esster Tide, Fair
Rebel 81. Protus Io3. Walkenshaw l06. sa-
tsc.iy Dir. Withrow, Booker 81. Red Lip
Red Spider 50, Tallahassee, Trillo 102, Judge
Six and half furlongs, Standardization
%. Fassac e. Antra SO. The Gardner, Roys-
serer strangest 1922 Fast Black 101, Special
|st l07, Champion 10, Ninety Cents SO. Leando
H. Rec Mitchell Sc
Mile and a sixteenth, handicap-Handsel
ll9, charentus IT. Blue Away ia. Marsian
|03 EnSeayor 9S
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nn",posed Of REGULARS, being picked men from
pawl'y. FIRST artillery. stationed At Camp
x.sy Galveston. The weight OF the 1al.
VIZ. ,r,sa team averaged about lis.
IN, ~ H.. LAKE CHARLES team had been practic.
s ~. o"t snort time and this was their first
ss si, Ihey wero much lighter than the (sai-
sss,on regulars. their average weight being
the Eams was called at O'Clock. Tho f,rs.
nsi euaed Lake Charles and Galveston 4
VIII Lake Charles within three yards OF Gal
c cSs,oE goal. The second half ended Lake
score sore; Al the end OF this last half Lake
toms goal. " WAVES
srecial plays were made in the Lake Charles
tsam ~ w. u Collins. Gin. Gorham and
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rnnAY,s ENTRIES.

seven e,ghths of mile, selling Mag
k,s Floss Elsie Brainblc "a. Blue Dan, Ben
Esiher Apple Jack 81, Star and Crescent SS,
|nrrpnia, True Light, Briggs. Surveyor 80.
David lu5; >.A,i,. ,S,,-,,,
h Rrseola 30, Bonaquca. Falcon Light 80.
[azie L 100. Sir Blaze. George, feil Mtll
SIX md half furlorgs. selling-FIop. Lo.
mai Hiossom Miss Lizzie. Branch, Sorrow,
hiss C o. Borden. Watercrest 100.
Mle, seling-Stocfh holm, Evaline, Necedah,
E;itt Boykin, Trarhy, sstnnza, Vanessa iO1,
eIshop Reed, Egoart 1jo.
Milo and sogeaty yards, sellng-Henry Of
llant.iuar, Llbaton, 1!eg Parks LOG, Muska-
Inn I0s. Seapo-t i07. DEVILS Dream, Mamie
Ia slster, Celtic Bard i0l, Brighton Ill, Tho
Planter liz, Sea Ropber 1l6.
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Kosse. Texas, November 2l.--Thanksgiy-
ing was generally observed here; the mer-
chants closed their places OF business at
10 O'clock until O. There was preaching
at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Mr..
Lcclere.
Mrs. w. r. Proctor entertained her two
sisters. Mrs. l.. u. Forbes Of stranger and
Mrs r. Y. poks of Corsicana. at q Thanks
giving dinner.
DR.. B. L. Exell and wife entertained Il
Thanksgiving dinner Mrs Lee Ella Berry
OF Rogers. Texas. and Min Kate spinar ee
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Other Games.

Chicago. November ei-.wisconsin Uni.
votsity, AZ; Northwestern, 0. E
Washington. November 4--seorgetown, II;
Columbia, o.
Lancaster. November 24-Franklin and
Marshall, il: Haverford, 0.
Cincinnati, November 2i-Uniyersity Of Gin
cinnau. IL; University of Indiana, III.
), Nashville, November 24.--Sewaneo, %,
Vanderbilt, 4.
:. Atlanta, Ca. November 2i--Auburn, Ala,
university, IS; University of Georgia., IL.
chicago. November 4.-Chlcago Athletic
association, Is. Dartmouth College, o.
Richmond, Va, November 2i.-university OF
North Carilona, s; University OF Virginia, O.
San francisco, Calf. November 2l.--0ni-
versiiy OF California. q; Standard, .. At
tendance, 10000.
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Events Mt Lexington.

Lexington, Ky, November 24.--Rosults:
Five furlongs-Prinoe of Orange, Candadas,
Friealand. Time l:os,
/ hne 1:2lA.
Five and a half furlongs-Enespie, Para
Fest Rose Ash Time 1:14M.
Two miles-Great Bend, Kitty B, Bethlehem
|tar. Time 3iG
s sM ,furiongs-High links. Prlmate. Jimp.
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fHE GAME RESULTED 0 TO 0
FousT0N ELEVEN PROVED A SUR
PRISE TO THE ISLANDERS.
Tafse Crowd Saw the Game, Which
Was Devoid of Clever Plays.
University 20, Dallas o.

uaiveston. Texas. November z4--The
lanksgiving game of football played at
sseh park this afternoon between Houston
flair.
me score was to 0. The Houston team has
lproyed wonderfully since it was down here
year and were more able to hold their
w with the Sand Crabs.
raw east wind swept the park but othor-
no the weather was perfect. A large crowd
~ present.
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The InEIeside Races.

sar Francisco November 24.-Ingleside re-
ults:
Six turlongs Lime Water, Espion-
)ge. Time l:l8.
Five. iurlongs-Magnus, Daisy F. octuruck.
ime 1:30
Mie-Mstral II qmp), Stan Powers. Filou.
lime l:4ss..
Nile, handicap-Rosinants. Yankee Doodle.
sosormonde. Time 1:a3.
Seven furlongs--Zamar II. Lady Britannia.
Polish. Time 1:so
sA fuTlongs -Amasa. Ed Garland II, Pat
fcrrissey. Time 1:15A.
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INC penninC, Track.

Washington, November A.--Summaries:
Mile and sixteenth-Knight of the Garter,
beau Ideal, Banquo IL. Time 1:52 2-5.
SIX acknowledgements, Judge Magee, Sheik.
Time LII.
White Carriers, Decapod, Last Fellow. Time
):23
two and n quarter miles, Washington cup
)effergon, Maurice, Warrenton, Time 4:05 20.
Six and a half MISUNDERSTANDING, Boney
Boy. Diminutive. Time :241a.
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Dallns o, Fort wor,h a,

Fort Worth. Texas. November "a. a great
game OF football was played today between
Dallas and Fort Worth: the elevens were
evenly matched and fierce struggle result.
ed. Gordon Of Yale 90, coached and playea
for Fort Worth. Much skill was inanifestcd
on potn sides. Four men We're disabled. but
Score o to o. 4 s
Inc Fort Worth university team was de.
featcd at Oklahoma City by a score OF "a TO O.
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University 70, DALLAS ..

Austin. Texas. November 24.--The Univor-
sty of Texas football team defeated the Dallas
eleven as they pleased this afternoon by
scnrcc of &c to 0 at Varsity athletic field he
fcre fair sized crowd. Five touch downs ana
one goal were made ~ 80 :
ericsson OF San Antonio and FIJI ipen OF Dal,
las refereed nad urnplrcd respectively,
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roornALL AT LAKE CHARLES.

The Artilleryists from
Were Benten 10 10 o.
Lake Charles. La, November 2i.--The 1901,
hall game today was witnessed BY large
crowd OF Lake Charles citizens Manager uos-
se,t Is to be congratulated on the way No
ma,,aeed the business of the game ana sue
oeeeed in getting the Galveston team 70 come
here for game. The Galveston team wa
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BASEBALL.
Nichols IL Entitled to Full Honors a.
the LcaEme,s Premier piirhcr

Charles Nichols of the Boston club, Mis-
souri, bred boy. must be accorded the title OF
the king pitcher of his day. and his record ia
unique; He has pitched nine consecutive
years in the National league for Boston and
In only one year has he failed to secure n
better percentage Of victories than bis club.
During 1898 he made his best percentage of
Victories. 7S9--and participated in remark
ably large number of games Here Is bis
record: Michele pnvt,,,
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Thornton and Mrs. r. A. Griffin Of van
Alstyna end Mrs. Julia Nesum, Miss Peato
Markham, Mrs. j. n. Hunt and children u
lSosse end Mr. John Minton. The doctor
says he Will entertain the crowd this
evening at fairview In some very fine
rabbits chuses, the doctor having numbs!
Of fine dnvs .a-s ~
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and then lost me ball on downa uons,on
tried the ends without success and then ssni
psiesuernier through center Tor eight wards
being assisted BY brown; after another try
az center by Captain Webb, netting Houston
tn ,c YARDS. time was called for the Hrst half
Win the pail In Horston's rtasesslon on ,,er
1o,yurd ltne: score. Houston o, (;eivrston n
vuIing me ten minutes inter1nission bnfb
leans were given some encouraging words Inv
INC second half started by DcIesdernier
kcking off for Houston to Gaiyeston,s o.
yard line. the ball being brought bncI 10 the
S so,.a ilne by o.Bren; after bucking Hous-
,on me without gaining any ground. ual-
vss'on formed for q kick; Murray receivad
ne me pnii low and his kick was blocked Inv
11mplain webb. the ball being captured ~
,t,,.ynn LOT Houston; line plunges Nv Webb.
nivWn, peiesdcrnier and Sine and i3rvam
.,a.s the ball back twenty-five yards to-
w wa.u ua,vestons goal. where II was lost on
LEWIS: Ghlyeston being uuable to gain was
u ,l, iorced to punt, Murray sending The hail
sns live live yards; Riodan catching the ball.
NE uowned In his tracks by Galyestonis ends
sn liz p nii was now in Houston's Tertiary hui
~ Mas quickly carried to the center OF Tho field
ny tne good word of Houston's hncks dali
ses,oh uraced up and held Houston for forr
uuW i ana took the ball on downs bur VAS
u ,l 10 gain and lost the ball: Houston car
, ,lsa IRE pail fifteen yards into Galveston.
,.eI,IHory before time Was called having tha
ton o, Galveston q g,ll-@a -''~' '.S"tS' 'ious-
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Two Cars of Cotton Burncd.

Gainesville, Texas, November 2i.--This at,
teraeon at $50 o'clock two cars OF cotton be-
longing to lnman Bros. caught on fire and
was all either damaged or destroyed. II was
setting ON tho sldetrack at the compress. but
was pulled down In the yards and dumped
into 4 tank OF water before 1t ignited the cot
ton on the platform. 1t was covered by in
surauce
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IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
fer children teething. II sootaes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind colo and IL the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
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During his connection with the Beaneaters
he has pitched IN more than one-third OF the
games played by that club numbering ala
contests. of which 279 were victories and i35
defeats.
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ans lined UP MS follows;
-Linesmcn-Mccomb and Fellman.

~, ne Houston team was all stuck up after
the ganie-with sandburrs -'e'
Shaw showed Zip fine on the end for Ho,s.
ton: his tackling was excellent
brien. Flake, Murray and Adone PLAYED
a good game for Galveston. 'N' ~
iouston,ss backs. Webb, Brown and DeIea
aernier. did some real fine work.
Old reliable Duerer as usual was invircible
Mt center "
Bryan and Mills did some good WORT a,
played by both ""' "e'
Grimpczynski is a good guard
Roy Webb was good on the left end for
ihiouston-a little light, but he gets there Just
did well. anu
60 Boisseau and Sine were invincible as guards
Sine probably being the strongest and fastest
guard in the State
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A. and NJ. 10, Aid-Ran q.

Waco. Texas. November a.--The Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college football team
beat Add Ran today, l6 to 0.