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SELF DEFENCE,

1t is hoped that a large number OF viii
mington sports will go to Philadelphia
tonight to see Pat Mcconnell do battl,
with Martin Judge.
George Russell has started training fo
his fights with George Cole of Trenton
at Athens on May 1G. Russell also hal
an offer to go to Chicago and fight Kit
Robertson Oh May 80.
Ed Lenny wants to fight any 122
FOUNDER for $500 side.
Tom Tracey will not meet johnson a
Athens Pa, on Monday.
Joe Butler is out with challenge tc
meet Joe Goddard at the Arena.
Joe Goddard says he intends going tc
the klondike with Frank Slavin.
Tommy West has started training fol
his coming fight with Tommy Ryan.
Alec Greggains is to referee the
Sharkey-Jeffries fight at Frisco tonight.
Frank Erne and "Spike" Sullivan haye
been matched to fight 20 rounds in New
York at 1856 pounds.
Billy Whistler boxed 20-round draw
with "Kid'' Gillespie at Rochester, N.
Y, on Monday evening.
Jack Everhardt says Jack DAILY is try
ing to evade match with him, but Fitz-
patrick says there is more money in
fighting Lavigne.
The preliminaries to the "Spike' Sui
Ivan" Young" Mahoney bout at the
Arena tonight will be between Steve
Flanagan and Kid Bernasconi, Billy
Smith and John Montroy, Elwood Nc
C!oskey and Harry Smith, Martin Judge
and Pat Mcconnell.
Dave Sullivan and Sammy Kelly had
another 'jawing" match on Tuesday.
The coufab was the result CT Tom
O'Rourke's assertion that he would SUBJ
stitute Billy, Rotchford to fight Kelly
unless Sullivan came to time. Dave
didn't want the public to be under the
impression that he wanted to crawl, so
he forfeited 500 to Sammy and con-
scented to face him for twenty rounds at
lis pounds, on May Is, at the Ice Pal
ace, New York.
Owen Zeigler is training at Coney
Island for his twenty-round bout with
Matt Matthews before the North Jersey
Athletic Club of Paterson, on Monday
night.
Spike Sullivan will not receive the
first chance at Del Hawkins, as was eX-
pected. Frank Erne was yesterday
matched to box Sullivan twenty rounds
in New York city this month The affair
will be at 1876 pounds.
Gus Rubin, the Ohio heavyweight,
who will fight "Kid' Mccoy at SYRIA
cuse on May 20, before the Empire
Athletic Club, is training at Elmwood,
suburb of the Salt City.
jerome Quigley says he is thinking
Of enlisting.
Joe White wants to meet any light
weight in the city, bar none.
| Cal Mccarthy states that he thinks
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DIAMOND DUST.

That Philadelphia prize money is
losing lustre.
Cincinnati and Baltimore are playing
hide and seek with first place.
McJames allowed the singers only
two hits in eight of the innings on
Wednesday.
The Baltimore players don't pay much
attention to that Brush rule. They
should be toned down bit.
Kelly, Baltimore's scrappy left-tielder,
was put out of the game bv Umpire
Curry for vile language. Here is chance
for the National Committee.
The Brush rule was clearly violated by
several of the Baltimore players Wednes-
day, and if it is to be enforced at all the
proper officials should at once take action
with this game as basis.
Pitcher Clarke, of Louisville, has been
suspended for thirty days for threaten
ing to annihilate Secretary Dreyfus. He
went to the secretary's office and stirred
up fuss over fine that had been i'm
posed upon him.
Kelly, Princeton's first baseman, so
long a mainstay on the Varsity nine,
has retired from the team. Maths, a
Freshman, takes his place on first.
Amos Rusie pitched his first winning
game Wednesday. Look out for Amos
from now on! He always begins late,
but when he gets started he's real
wicked.
"Why, it's downright robbery. Those
umpires are stealing their money" said
an old-time enthusiast. "Why, it's like
sitting in a rocking chair with somebody
to bring you your drinks and light your
pipe for you: What a snap umpiring
under that Brush resolution is"
Amos Rusie denies that the noted and
historic Rusie wing has developed passe
t"inge. Amos declares that he will be
able to twirl in his regular turn again.
Meekin has not complained thus far,
though in past seasons his arm was one
OF the hardest corners, and failed to
round to winning form till late in May
or early June.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
AQUATICS.

Entries for the Peoples Regatta, Of
Philadelphia will close on June ~.
G. d. Marvin was Wednesday placed
at bow in Harvard's Varsity boat.
Joseph Sill has been elected secretary
OF the Peoples Regatta Committee
Cornell's first and second Varsity and
freshman crews raced two miles at Cay
uga Lake, n. Y, yesterday, the first
Varsity winning.
Harvards freshman crew defeated the.
Boston A. A. in a one-mile race yester-
day at Cambridge, Mass, by six feet.
The second freshman boat was half a
length behind the B. A. A. s.
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Flag Raising Postponed.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, the flag raising that was to
take place at Shellpot public school
house yesterday afternoon, was post
poned until tomorrow. This event will
also mark the one hundreth anniversary
of the school. Addresses will be de-
livered by Hon. Henry c. Conrad, +.
w. Talley and Robert C. Fraim. Music
will be furnished by the First Regiment
band.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
MISCELLANY,

F. Z. Bacon and G. B. Tincler are to
run one-mile match race in England
tomorrow. Both men are said to be do
ing better. than 1920
John German, of the Catholic High
School, of Philadelphia, who was pro
tested at Pennsylvania relay races,
was protested on account of competing
at unsanctioned games.
The seniors won the interclass relay
race at Princeton, N. j., Wednesday;
time, 3 minutes, 40 2-5 seconds. The
sophomores, juniors and freshmen fin.
ished in the order named.
Bowdoin, Johns Hopkins, California,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan Universe
ties will be represented at the intercol-
legiate games, May ~ and 20, at Berke-
ley Oval, New York. Manager Oliver
Shiras asserts that it will be the most
representative meeting on record
Leonard &. Hams, of Wissahickon, is
sued challenge last night to run any of
the following athletes match race on
the conditions noted: To accept two
yards in 100 from James Lahan, three
yards from Grant White. one yard from
Robert Nuttall, or will concede Joseph
Reilly, of Manayunk, three yards in l35
yards.
"Yale's chance of winning the dual
track games with Harvard seems to have
almost vanished with the departure of
the Yale artillery company to the state
military encampment at Mantle, Conn.,"
said Trainer keene Fitzpatrick last even
ing.
The Yale Interscholastic Tennis Tour
nament. which was to have been held
last week, but was postponed on ac-
count OF rain, will take place on the
grounds of the New Haven Lawn Club
tomorrow.
J. II. Tyers the English Champion
swimmer and holder of many records,
has turned professional
The attendance at the five test matches
in Australia was 100000
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
Tug Inspected.

The commissioners of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany visited the yards of the Pusey 4
Jones Company yesterday morning and
inspected the new tug Transfer No. -.
The inspection proved satisfactory in
every detail,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
Lights Discontinued.

A notice has been issued by the
United States lighthouse inspector, of
the Fourth district, to mariners, by orde,
OF the Lighthouse Board to the effect
that the front and rear range lights off
New Castle have been discontinued until
future orders.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
Yachts COMPLETED.

The seven yachts built by the Harlan
4 Hollingsworth Company for the
Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia,
will leave the yards of the builders to-
day and be towed to the clubhouse OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club at Essington
on the Delaware.
AT the opening of the season, which
will be tomorrow, the fleet will rendez-
vous off the clubhouse at o'clock. The
race for the knockabout will be for
silver cup. The new boats are the Fly.
Spider, Nordica, Farceda, Grills, Kid
and Menlu,
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In Municipal Court.

Yesterday morning in Municipal
Court, Rebecca Moore, coored, charged
with keeping a house of designation at
No. 800 East Front street, pleaded guilty
to keeping a disorderly house and was
fined $50 and costs.
Her daughter, Mary Moore, was dis
charged on the statement of her mother,
that she was not concerned in the keep
ing Of the house.
The case of Lizzie Richards, colored,
charged with larceny of money from a
blind man, was dismissed on account of
the witness leaving the State.
Samuel Bowers, of Chester, charged
with trespassing on the property of the
Diamond State Iron Company, was dis
missed, as was William E. Solloway,
charged with being drunk and abusing a
horse.
Frank A. Mckinley was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
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FOOT BALL.

The Princeton foot ball team is again
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
SUNS SPORTING MELANGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
or the Turf.
SELF DEFENSE: OTHER SPORTS
Resume of the Latest Happenings in
Athletics---Indoor and Field
Doings OF Interest
Here.
BASE BALL SCORES.
BASE BALL SCORES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Washington at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Louisville at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
GIGANTIC MONOP0LY Y.
FACTS ~ CONNECTION WITH TIE
NEW DIsrILL,NG COMPANY.
IL VIII he Capitalized for SIt,ooo, 200
with ~ Working Capital Of
Si.50o.ooU.

New York juno ii.-rhe following facts IN
connection with the organization at the new
STANDARD Distiluug and Distributing company
a,s obtained from high authority
'.hc company viii be capitalized AT 1000
O0l. of witch sl6.o0o.ooO VIII be common stock
and y ooo,O00 per cent cumulative preferred
stock Incorporation papers Will ho hied in
Now Jersey IN few days. The now company,
Il Is claimed contains every distlllory aud
distributing company in tho unitod states,
outside of the American Spri;s company, and
Wit hgve a working capital OF f,6n0,pn
The new company will be separate and dia-
tintt Institution irum the American spirits
Manufacturing company, but both companies
will be operated under an iyonclad agreement
and thereby the interests vi both will DO sub
ssrN &c. Tho fact that Levy Mayor 81 Chicago,
cot nao for the American Spirits Manufactuf
ing company. tx legal adviser Of the organiaa-
ton at the ncw company shows relationship
between the two companies.
The new company will be Ia operation July
/ IL commences business with comparative
~ small production on HAND aud not a single
dlst,llurN Is Ia bc dismnnilod or remain idle.
Tho various plants come into tho new company
upon basis OF valuation made some Tina
ago &c the owners, none OF whom appraised
hi own plant,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
IN THE FIELD OF SPORT
GALVESTON AND HOUSTON CLuBs
TO PLAY TODAY.
They nciour to the New Amateur
Leaguc-Bnid Won the Cycle Race.
The Races.

The first league game, weather permitting
Of the Coast league will he played today in
Houston between the olcanders OF Galveston
ana the Athletics OF this city The game VIII
he vorth seeing, as the teams that represent
the league are evenly matched, and n good
game is expected The home boys say that
with little encouragement in the way OF
patronage they can keep the league going. as
they have the expenses cut down considerably
closer than the Texas State league had.
The league is composed of four clubs but,
owing TO the park not being in shape, the
Americans aud Busch will be unable to play
for couple Of sundays.
Following is the makeup OF the two teams
that play here today.
Athletics Werner. catcher; Wells, pitcher,
Kecie first base; Reed, second base Mulver-
hill, third base; Marmlon, shortstop; Ham
ben left field, Hodge cepter hcld, Preston,
rlgEl field.
oleanders- Olsen. catcher; Walker, pitcher,
SrOgwick first base; Stenhon, second base,
Kemmer, third base, Page, shortstop' odelL
LEI, field. seymour, center teld' TieheTson'
right field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
A STORM AT ALICE.
THE TOWN WAS UNDER TWO FEET
OF WATER.
pcopIc sought places OF safety when
Heaven seemed tn Open Its
Ftoodrntcs,

Alice. Texas. juno 10 --tnslayei in
| Transmission "A terrible electrical storm
| ragged over this city for many hours last
night, but scarcely a drop of rain feil,
| though black clouds covered the cntira
heavens aud threatened fearful down our
at every moment. This morning at o'c oeS
| the city was intensely alarmed wAen IT was
learned both creeks one on each side OF
the city. were OVERLOOKING their banks aud
the city was being flooded. and Mex can
families In the west end wee ne ne %
higher ground for safety. Then, 10 adj to
the terror of the situation, the helNe
darkened and torrent OF rain des e d d.
Later on buggies and horscmen were
conveying families ana individuals to vari
Gus parts OF town. All families unsafe y
located were notified and they at on c
sought places OF safety. From 10 O'Clock
a m. until late in the evening the entire
, city was flooded. the water rushing through
the town to the depth OF two feet and al
business was suspended, AT u O'Clock noon
the water commenced TO reeedc rapidly.
Laredo. Texas, June lo.-tDcayed In
Transmission by Bad Wir,s )-lhe food
gates OF heaven truly opened up on tbs
section this morning at 1889 aud continued
INCREASINGLY for three hours. The Texas
and Mexican railway suffered consi .orahle
loss from the unusual downrour as sew
oral miles of ;rack this side OF San Diego
and the large wooden bridge east OF that
place were washed away, IN constpue C,
Of which the regular Passenger train %
Corpus did not leave this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
Legs Crushed by a Trala.

III Pnso, Texas. June li.--A, Sdaer, su-
rerlrtendeu, OF terminals and motive pow
err for the Texas aai Pacific al this poinL
was the victim OF hosrihle accldea; In
the rue1's yards here Ibis afternoon. SUI
perintenaent StiRer was standing on what
is known as track No, 9 tslkins 90 the
engineer Of an ~ Pasa and Northeiftern
road who had taken his engine IN the
wards TO transfer some cars. The Texas
and Pacific yard cnEiac eaaae along. Mr..
stiner did not observe Il until he Was
under It's wheels S,iaor's right leE was
crushed 10 n PUN from the foot 10 above
the knss and left fo5t and ankle were
crushed. The limbs VIII be emautated
tonight and the surgeons feet the sufferer
will die under the knife. as he Is ~ years
old Siiner is we'll known TO railroad rcn
throughout the West, Hs has 10 family
except a little girl Is years Old. He has
liyed in Chicago and New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
EARNING A DOLLAR FON An ZEN.
PERIENCE SOCIAL.

For The Post
70 busy earnest workers forever on tho
In quest sf something better than tina, already
done.
not yet begun
hut when you come to try II by stepping Just
Your daily paths Of duty. RS much as though
you tried
To mount tail bicycle and circle round the
Keeping Ii rhythmic motion with the ticking
Of the clock.
lrst determined would earn dollar round
aud bright.
To lay upon tho table at the social hore To-
night,
Then taxed my reserve power. and searched
ni through my brain
To mad a SPECIAL whereby" my dollar
might gain.
Chance led mo ,e the wardrobe where cast-or
clothes we're thrown.
And thero / found four garments which my
husband once had owned.
All clean and white and pretty. and starcnci
quite gsod ssccrt 6c ncekbands; but, all,
moi They were gons.
I thought Now. here's my ehance-I'li make
these new again"
so I worked and worked and stitched. until
my fingers ached with pain
From rnurntng until evening, while visions OF
Gloansi brightly all about me. for. my dollar
was In sight.
sent them to the laundry. and felt my scout
expand,
For knfw on their return my dollar ia de-
mand.
My hard DAYS work alone. ! thought, could
scarcely he
Worth much less than dollar. besides tho
clothes, you see.
But when ;he driver brought them home.
sudden storm arose.
For there before me lay my hopes. all shat
tered by cruel blows.
And torn into poor fragments, till felt my
hear, bcreft.
For OF my four new garments there were only
nrekbands lt!l.
a howl won, m. the Ike OF which you 90
not often hear.
And several minutes passed before the ataos-
phere was clear.
When the poor victim OF my wrath. to escape
my furious iash.
Dclyed down Into his pocket deep. ana save
me dollar. cash.
tMorai--I made my dollar,
-~Fiosenee +. n. ShaHor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
A. AND ". COLLEGE.
A List OF the DISTINGUISHED students
nv tIusscs.


First class Newton Harrison, Martin,
Second class Martin. Wh!senant, Camp
bell.
Third class simpson. o.. Aorahams,
Short
Fourth c,ass-Thomns strain. Creevcs.
Distinguished students by departments
First c.ass:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Glover Kerr
Chemistry and horticultural students
crow, Newton, Robson.
Mechanical engineering students Dom
olson, Foutrel
civil engineering and physics Smith,
BretsChneidcr Tracy,
Drawing students Donaldson. Foutrd.
Civil engineering students - T'a'y,
Smith
Enghsh and history Kerr Newton'
Smith.
Horticulture and botany. horticulture
students Harrisoa Grow, Robson,
Agriculture studonts--Carter. Glover,
Kerr.
Language French Smith, T. L.; sran-
, ish. Foutrel
Maihema,ics-sm Donaldson. NFoutrGi
Mechanical Engineering Donaldson Fou-
trcl. Barclay.
veterinary sclcncc--Msr,In Newton,
Harrison.
Agriculture Barnes. sloss, net,s.
Chemistry civil and mechanical en-
rinecring Martin. Kuhi
Chemistry. agriculture and horticulture 80
Whlseuaut. Barnes.
Ciyi engineering. agriculture hcrticul-
turc and mechanical engineering Camp
hell, Whlscnant
Civll engineering Martin. Evans.
Drawing Campbell Bali, Kuhl
English Whlscnunt Mar;.n. Asst n.
Horticulture -poulter. Kyle. WhIsennet.
Laryuages- German. Msrun, T.; Frt nch.
Monroe: Spanish. Whiscuant.
Mathematics - Whsenant, Campbell,
Adams
Mechanical engineering Campbell,
Cousins. Horn.
Military science Love, whiseuan,
Bowen, Martin.
Veterinary scicnce-Kylc. whlseuaat
Sloss
Third class:
Asmcui,nrc--Winkler Walden, Short A.
Civil engineering aud physics-Ciyll On.
ginocFlng course. simpson, o.; Brewster,
] Mechanical engineering course Byyan.
Fitzgerald. Agriculture course; Wald n
Wnkler
Drawing-Civil and mechanical engineer
ing course: Myers. Mosley. Agriculture
course, Winkler. Walden. Commercial
cour9e. Jones, ~: Luhrsen.
English and history Fitzgerald. Ahra-
hams. Blackwell
Horticulture and botany--Walden, Leg
gett ". w; Short wlnkler.
Mathomatics-Sim o.; Kahn, Hut
son
Mechanical engineering Bryan. Garhado
Ahrahams
Veterinary Baumgarten. Black
well. N5idsn.
Fourth class;
Agriculture--Atlee. Strain. Cavltt
Drawing Garbado Thomas Fehren-
kamp.
Encllsh-oliphant spiller Strain
Mathematics Fchrenkamp, Spilier.
Jnmldon, y.
Mechanical engineerlng--Elroi. Thomas.
NJ. Grenvos.