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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-20
NEWMAN's RAPID CLIMB.
Began His Career at Shreveport as
station Agent


station Agent
w. II. Newman, recently named as the
president of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern began at the bottom Of the lad
der. He was station agent at Shreveport,
La, twenty years ago. in the employ
OF the Texas and Pacific. Since that time
his career as railroad man has been n
notable one. After three years of service In
the position named he was promoted to
general freight agent. From that he was
called to be traffic manager of the Gould
Southwestern lines. In 1889 two years
later. he was offered the office OF traffic
manager of the Missouri Pacific and In
1887 he was made third vice president of
that system. Later he was given the cor
responding position in the Chicago and
Northwestern. which brought him promi-
nently under the attention OF the Vander-
bilts, and 1t was soon demonstrated that
no mistake had been made in the man,
He will take charge OF the Vanderbilt
property early in May.
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HALF FARE PERMITS.
A Minister Threatens 10 Report a
Railroad.


A minister at Joliet ILL.,, threatens to
make complaint to the interstate COM
merce commission because the Rock Island
and the Santa Fe refused TO sell him q half
fare permit as they do 10 other clergymen
The circumstances arc not before the pub
lie, but an official OF the latter company
explains that railroads have the right to
sell half fare permits to whom they please.
The interstate commerce commission law
says a road may give n clergyman half
fare permit il IL SO desires. but there is
nothing that says railroads shall do so.
From business point OF view no road
can be expected to give So worth OF trans
portation for 81, although ministers and
charity cases. by an nnwritten rule. are
continually granted concessions while other
people are required to pay the regular
price. Cases have been brought to the at-
tention of Houston roads where supposed
charity subjects and persons wearing MIN
isterial cloth have bartered their privileges
to scalpcrs.
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!" JACKS TESTIMONIAL. :

Jack Is an extraordinary smart little doggy
that belongs to my cook.
While ON a friendly visit to n neighbor
abollt one year ago lot OF burly SPANIELS
JUMPED ON ME and although | was at the
ivutditiur of the scrmmaGe aud uscd my
teeth to good eflect, they chewed my foreieg
most off ncDr the shoulder, the bones wero
al shattered. ! suffered thus for four weeks
Though bandaged II would flop 80 badly that
my foot would fly on my back when at
tempted to run on three logs! am quito we'll
might aud perform my regular duties same as
ever, All tho bones have grown together
o Is "Jo-HE did tho work. a doctor from
Ennis tried to have me shot to put me out
OF inlsHry but .Io-IIli' WAS applied freely,
und did the work very soon. lack.
Per Mary Mack
Jack Is y good looking little gentleman
doggy. but I'm sure he would object to his
picture being displayed here ON general prin-
ciples such has an uncertain ring!
"soMETIMEs VAIN MAN gives his tes-
tnoninl TO see his name in print, most es-
peenlly II fine portrait is exhibited 90
HE" lus never worried along such lines, In
deed it's a tolerablc good recommendation
frauds to see his name appear "atai" in
"J0-l ]E' testimonial a man that stands
fairly well among the p. o.s asked me the
other day WHY" ! had not used his tes-
timonial given me three years ago, didn't
say why. but knew. To tako them as thoy
come ia feel safer in accepting GOOD DOGS
evidence than men. for they are moro HON.
EST AND SINCERE generally
never hoar the cpithet you dog" applied
to man. but feel that the former 70 slan-
dered! H.B.J.
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A Trim for Mr.. MnhI

William Mahl, second assistant to Pres
ident Huntington and comptroller of the
Southern hotel in st. Louis with an in
ON u tour of the Mexican lines. left Hous-
ton yesterday for II trip over the Houston
and Texas Central The special pulled out
OF the Grand Central depot at y. M,
the first run being made TO Austin. and
from there the party will make a daylight
trip 10 Denison, and Thursday night will
leave Fort Worth for Houston Accom-
panyfng Mr. Mahl are JEFF N Miller. as
sistant to tho genral manager, j. NJ. Lee
superintendent, Major u. W. Cave. treas
urer and II. A. Jones. general freight
agent, all of the Houston aud Texas Cen
trail
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TWENTY-FIVE YEAR LEASE.
Western Union Takes the East and
VESTS Wires.

western Union Takes the East and
VESTS Wires.
General Manager Medium of the Hous-
ton East and West Texas returned yester-
day from New York, where he leased to
the Western Union company for twenty
five years the telegraph wires between
here and Shreveport. The contract, wh,ch
is effective May I. was ratified at n meet
Ing of the board of directors held yestcr-
day afternoon.
For years the East and West has handled
the commercial business from all points
along its line. The lease, in effect, turns
over the property to the Western Union
company for all purposes save the TRANSACT
tion of railroad business
Under the old system the charges on
messages going to point beyond Houston
or Shreveport was the railroad companys
tariff added to that Of the telegraph com
pany's. but after May the cost of trans
mission will be much cheaper, as the for
mer's charges will practically be eliml-
mated.
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New Orleans; George F. Pepper,
II, H. Kelsall. ioakum; p. A.
Antonio; John Baylor, Nava-
Howell, Bryan; S. P. Moses,
N. Bryan, Jr,, Bryan; II. j..
bore. Or. C. Scovazzo, Bryan:
cham, Anderson; w. f. Myatt,
n, E. Wilson, Navasota; +. l..
Is; John p. Hamilton, Navasota:
Seabrook; NJ. Hecht, Beau
g ". Smith, Bryan; f. F.
pr; n, " Teachworth. Calvert;
blight, wife and hoy, Halletsvilie:
81 Beaumont; d. NJ. Craddock.
With, New York. W. j. Baker,
Wis; G. Carlander. Henderson;
Pew York; A. Goldstein, San An
Baker, Austin; j. d. Myres,
N Evans, Chicago; George Fl.
Poehestei;; B. +. Afflesk, st.
"a 7. shipp, Boston; Albert
/ Orleans, NJ. I Gold5boruugh.
|ork, Nat Rosenstiaus, Chicago;
fe, Fall River, Mass. DR., N b.
elty. La: c, s. Friend and wife,
v. z. Jones, Deep Water, n. H.
Pa G. Fisk. II Campo, Texas:
!is Philadelphia. Thomas Dies,
Frank Barclay. Woodville: n. N.
|tv York; Charles G. Saund ers,
IA. Norton. Boston; Frank Grlce,
\ R B. Webb. San Antonio.
Paris, Texas.
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10 play 30 far Off second that no was caught
BY the pitcher.
the nfntn.
Tho second ny which seiby dropped struck
him In the mouth; he was sun blinded ana
couldn't sec the palf.
This is the last whack at Fort Worth; We
Will stay In second place anyway and maybe
go head II Nc Will only beat Austin.
Galveston comes again tomorrow; but that
needn't keep you away today, for both games
Will be worth seeing
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sTuART"s SCHEME.
Thinks He Can Make In IL Winter
Ructuv Ctrcuit.


Dallas, Texas. April l9.--Dan A. Stuart the
well known sporting promoter formerly Of
Dallas, now living in New York. is in the
city on business visit. He today completed
scheme that has been close ito his heart
for seven years-a big Southern winter rae
ing circuit to be patronizcd by the best turf
men and horses OF the North and East. He
will. with New York associates, hold meet
ings at Hot Springs, Dalas,s Houston and
san Antonio. He will invest $2o0.000 dollars
In track buildings and other accessories
midw ! between Dallas and Fort Worth, and
connect the track with the two towns by an
electric railway. The Houston track will he
at Dickinson midway between Houston and
Galveston. Approximately 100 days of winter
racing will be given on the circuit; beginning
at Hot Springs about the iirst OF next De-
cember.
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MORE ARBlTRARIES.
Mallory Line Mil Charge Straight
Rate 60 Calves ton.
fIRs1.cLAss TARIFF IS IS CENTS.
The Western Union Leases the Eaat
and Vests Wire. for Twenty
Ave Years.

Galveston, Texas. April le.--The Mallory
Steamship company has announced that II
viii no longer absorb the aroitrarcs FROM
seaboard territory to New York, leaving the
first class rate from New York to Calves
ton aa cents per 100 pounds. While tho
Lone Star line was running the MallorS
ehsorbed the arbi,rories out II the rate
which. In number of shipments, amount
ed to a considerable portion thereof.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following corporations fled charters
with tho senrctaHy OF state today:
Central Hardware company OF Dallas.
Capital stock, $1,000. Incorporators. T. c.
Lewis, John Il, Hunter, W. Il, Grconlaw.
The National Railway Building and Loan
association of Fulton county, Georgia, to-
day filed a. amendment for decrease OF
Its capital stock from $50, o00, 900 to s5,0o0.-
GEO.
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RAND In4cro,,nnpe OF rre,n

Fort Worth, Texas, April l9The rail-
way freight agents of Fort Worth who be-
long TO the National associator~ held a
meeting today to discuss the best methods
of rapid Interchange Of freight at this
point, This is especially desirable In hand
ling live stock. Other matters OF interest
TO the raIlronds were also dlscussed
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QUEEN CITY TRACK.
Carl Schronp Falls nnd Breaks Her
Ncck-.lncIscN Nnrf.

NcCk--JOckcN Hurt,
Cincinnati. Ohio, april 19.--There was an
other accident at the Queen City Jockey club
track today. Carl Schrona. in the frst race,
fell with her rider, l.. Scott, on the bacls
stretch and broke her neck, nominis Also
went down with Jockey Campbell and the
latter was so badly injured that he had to
be sent to the hospital but was not seri-
ously hurt. Jockey Scott escaped without in
jury. Results:
Five turlongs- Alabaster, Annie TAYLOR,
Albert l.. Time l:02
80.
Mile and n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pete
Kitchen. Stanza. Time 80.
Four and half furlongs--Ed Upton. Pat
Garrett Garrnbrnnt. Time 56M.
Mile and sixteenth-Pop Dixon. Ten Pins,
Clark. Time 1;4aA.
Five furlongs-Dave s. Purity. carlctta c.
Time 1,n2.
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Southern rncit,c's New Wire.

A. e. Roome, superintendent of tele-
graph for the Southern Pacific. Atlantic
system. was here last night en- route to
New Orleans, He had just completed a
tour Of inspection of the system west of
Houston. which he pronounces to be Ia the
best OF condition. Mr.. Roome also devoted
some attention TO the additional wire the
company Is stringing between San Antonio
and IgI rasO
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st,assed haii--t.ohrla,,. '
MILD piteh--Iicdsc.
/, Time OF eamc--i::6.
Steinhof 49,
Austin :. Dr,I,. =

Ausun' Texas, April ia.--The local, won
', sixth successive game today b, down
a aas Mco'oskey's scrappers in an intensely ex-
s. game. In the seventh the visitors
w. ahead only to be showed back again by
'ne strong hitting OF the locals. The eaten
o. sailey In the third was sensational: ne
sa.nered IN long drive with one hand amer
nhro run. Weber and Kohnlc lead the hit
aug wniie Raymer. valdois and Knau held
down the FIELDING.
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Ins,eside Park Races.

San FRANCISCO, April lo.-Track fast at In
gleside,
Maiden 2-ycar-olds, half mile-owlyee,
Gold Fin. Abana. Time i9H.
Seven furlongs-syfe, Odds On, Charles
Lebet. Time 1:2s&
Mile satsuma. News Gatherer. cabrilo.
Time 14eH.
Five furlones-Lsdy Ashley, Amas, Oahu.
Time 1:02M.
Mile and sixteenth--Paul pry. Metaire,
Red Gl1nn. Time 1:49is.
Rosormonde. Lagoletta. Salvation.
Time AZ.
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u.ck Chnree. Waived.

Austin, Texas, April 19.-Tbe railroad
commission today authorized the Intcrns-
tional and Great Northern TO waive back
charges on $50 bales of cotton concentrated
at Jacksonville. Tho company desires to
moye The cotton out all rail- presumably
because OF the damages incidental to tho
gulf route.
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RcsuIts at nenninrs.
Washington. April l9.-At Bennings:

washington, April 19.-At Jennings!
Six furlongs-Nabob. Tsppan. Hand Press
Time 1:i6.
Congressional stakes, half mile-sir Kennel,
Clap Tran, Rhody Media. Time :5lA.
Mile. selling-Don't Care Alum. Sharp
Shooter Time 146.
Four and half furlongs-Gold Fox Rush
or, Dorey Boy. Time ;hs.
Maryland hurdle. mile and three quartors--
Marshall Dainty, Lansdale. Time 3:TI.
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4. y. n. mead
~ a., quarters.
n IN, sni wife. VIM sanders. l,ict,-
n unIn. ely X. L. sm,lh.
.,r Il, hsnex, W, f. Bailey. j. III
'Lu,s =. y kloh, Mrs. j. T..
81. nhdtrson. Wharton: MISS
ID s,t LAKE; Jake Winfield, II
4 Ipor, CHI rrell lill.. i. r.
x l. Harris and two sons.
Nv ei ~, Miss cornolia Ward,
= nuneieit. Price Weeden,
ksscn,, Beaumont: d. Is.
lSf,sI so Y ]. Wilgls. Peter
[ y IT, 1htks. Port Arthur;
B,a,,, m,l.erarlard, $. j. Creager,
psIhdss.,ht' Mrs. Ii. a. GuyiA,,
1: J obn, Wallis. r. Il. Maa-
!. q On =, Rugeley. Bay City; w.
Z xi;s 'tas r, Tort Lnvaca; j..
4 4 ~. Angleion; j. II. scott,
!, b LESLEY, Dallas; B. Bryai,,
n. n oaTr NJ, Wharton. H. j.
( w cc,a,lsr, GordonviIle: X.
114oth Srss,tesion. j. II. Itudd,
( licohsrr aiysrt; l.. w. Hopkins,
ioSsS1e " H.. Abbott, iirell
q: az. Breaham. Miss Bessis
lnlIe Nat Nat D. Kirkland, Rich
~ F,,haawsrd, Miss Olla VIII
Islsson,s ner' Carl Butler, Naya-
ri. A'iAi.ta; II. Nj. White.
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TAN COLLECTIONS

Tho tax collectors OF the following coun-
ties settled with the comptroller today:
Kendall county, ad yalorem tax $7l4s66;
occupation s253S.50; Karnes county. ad
vnlorem tax S4,7l5.sS; occupation s175s.1S,
Daiiam county nd valorem tax s2262,el
occupation $3.50
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THE STATE CAPITAL

Applications for Comm utatfaH -
Sentences OF Death.
Austin, Texas, April 1s.--An application
for communication OF the sentence OF Charles
kugadt. sentenced to hang In washington
county. was received by the governor today.
No action has yet been taken by the
hoard OF pardons with regard to the APP
plication for communication OF the sem
tcnce of William II. Benson. sentenced 10
hang on May 6. in Fort Bend county.
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Hcarne, Texas April lo.--The baseball team
organized and known here as the Martin
shamrocks, received their new uniforms
yesterday and went out In the afternoon to
give them a trial Tho FIRST game scheduled
here Will be with Bryan onWednesday
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to l., The time table Is printed on a huge
postal card and they have been sent to
all towns In Texts. The round trip rate to-
Norfolk from, Texas common points Is
ss5.So. With the tlme card goes small
pamphlet containing facts about Norfolk
and Illustrations OF the Norfolk churches
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

20, Dallas: w. +. Gray. Calvert:
FIgson, Willard, /. Mcfarland,
raflsnd, Mrs. W. l. Mcfarland,
Mitchell. Miss Elnore Bassett,
sles9n, Richmond: l.. Hahn, San
|cas 7, sherpr, Indianapolis: Nj.
|yuisaso, Wm. Doherty. city; w.
Luikin; j. NJ. Brownson. Vie
Y bennett, j. E. Pettlgrcw, Dali
isnasl, New Orleans; Francis b.
~, :. 2. Phillips, Denver: Edw.
IN =; Marshall, Galveston, X.
=, v. Mann. Dallas; Frank W.
~ 9. ). White, Weatherford
w Fort Worth c. r. Hooper,
SM Ferguson. Tennessee; X.
- m carolina; T. D. Wood. Vic
nmll'on and wife, Wharton: w.
eMMOra, Ohio, r. l.. Chapman.
,asol'issey, Z. T. Gavin. Calves.
|e.eaer and wife. New York; Geo.
IA i'eyeI Gonzales, Galveston;
|ssa Hearne. Mrs. Gus *.
Y ~ alss Marian Foote, BRYAN,
4 l'ekhart; W r. Carter, Gam
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Captain j. N. Wisner, Western passen-
ger agent OF the Seaboard Air Line, has
compiled valuable condensed time card
giving the time between New Orleans and
Memphis and Norfolk, Va, where the
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Amateur Games.

There was game OF ball yesterday after
noon between the Monarch sluggers and the
Behring'S. in which the Monarchs won by "a
score OF II to ~. Batteries for Monarchs,
Grinstead and Arnold. For Behring'S, Cannon
Hall and 3oayens The Monarchs would like
to hear from any team in the city under IT.
There was n game OF ball played on Settle
CASTS field between the Old ReiabIes and
Hepworths Colts, Won by the former by
score of II 10 3. Feature OF the game was
the catching and batting OF Belegee.
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Sacrifice hit--Betan.
Stolen bases-Boefar. Martin, Shewbridge 9
Raeber ., Mcdonald, Henncke
I'Ouhic play Raeher, Mar'n and Turner
Rrsea on called balis--On Gregory 4, off Nc
Donald
stuck out-By Gregory g. lv Mcdonald IL.
Wild pitches-Ircrory I. Mcdonald l.
Lett on bases--t;lYeston :. San Antonio s.
Time of gamo-2.i1
JmIIe-Clark.
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Tho Generni Managers On

While In tho East General Manager Mel
Texas purchased priyalp car from tho
Wagner Palace Car company, and In 1T he
arrived over the Santa Fc yesterday, The
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Galveston ~, sam Antonio !.

galveston, Texas, April 1e.-Galveston won
again today from San Antonio by score OF
IL to 2. The game WAS pitchers battle
ana had the San Antonio team felded better
the score would have been much closer; at
inc end OF the sixth inning the score stood
ne : TO 2 and then the home team took the
lead. 49, NoooN .Ae
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Let on bases-Austin II. Dallas 8
antruck out-By Mulkey l. by suicklett 1,
B naSes on called balls--oif Mulkey ..
nouhle play-Meber, Kuau and o'Connor.
Sioler haees-Weber. Latlmer
Batters hit-Mayer. o'Connor,
Passed ball--Menefee.
Wild pitch--Stricklett
Time Of game-l;40
uE, plre--Cahill
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rHE NOTICE IN HOUSTON.

+ Nose Raphael. agent for the Mallory
company yesterday received the noticerc-
ferred to above. No action has been taken
by the Morgan Steamship company which
also absorbed the arbitraries
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A TEXAN HoNoREp.

w. X, Smith, a student OF the State uni
vversity, has received notice OF his nom
nation to fellowship in the Columbia
university OF Chicago,
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iaditor Chnmhcr,niu p.na.

New York. April 49, Ernest o. CHAM
berhin. managing editor of the Evening
World died last night OF pneumonia, ageS
3s years. 80
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l|!I3!IElllI]


!t1,in / q Tertiary syphilis
~ I',I y p IS days. You can
y i ~, WI the same price nnddr
b b nj svu prefer 10 come mere
NJ. ~ /; railroad fare and hotel
!ssry = " fail to cure. IL ybu
y psin. 'oaids Potash, and still
WI 81; Mucuous Patches in
< ~ ralmples, Copper Colored
Ins OH ny OF the body, Hair
In ny y is this syphilitic
NJ oh'a,e Guarantee to cure.
~ Z innate cases and chal-
,tlIsys use We can not cure.
b6s.y;s bAffied the skill OF
1ljcpus,iflsns; $500. 900 capital
= ssI guaranty, Absolute
"a o6k pf',nSation Address
ss'atng, ChicnwO.
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Croker VIII Take n Resi-.

New York. April 19.--Richard Croker
announced last night that he would leave
for Europe next Saturday for a needsd
rest,
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new car was turned out OF the Wagner
shops last December. It's . model q
beauty modern and convenient, and ~
name Is Courier"


Superintendent Mcoueeny oe tho South.
ern Pacific was here from San Antonio Ses-
terday.
Il. a, Pay, agent for the CnnsolidataG
Cattle Car company at Fort Worth, We
here Yesterday.
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THN NATIONAA LEAGuE.

Boston ........,,........,.0-S COG I'LL ~ 2
New Yctk..........,.. 200 600 600 3
Nichols Lewis aud Berger. Doheny. Gettig
aud Grady.
At ST. Louis-No game; wei grounds
at Pbiadelpha-No game; rain.
AZ Bultimore-No game: rain.
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suiye and depart from the Grand
moi The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
~ / derotin the Fifth ward. the In
G.s,t Northern. Galveston. Houston
md Columbia Tap. which use the
"A Great Northern depot on Congress
Local Mixed train on the Houston
fuas, which leaves from and arrives
Al road In the Fifth ward. All
n md Texas trains pass the lnterna-
q Northern depot
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Two base hitH-Bsdrer, K.mmfyx; a s,,py' NJ
7 ~ ~, bsses--IIp, stou 7. Tort Mpftn o
s s.,l' y y, ~, nv Hodge :, by 1sa1es y. ~
Eases Eases or or called balIs-on HODGE . ~
Isaoes 4 aud Ksmmer: Hill.
E nu,is Ia Glade: Hill aud Glade. 49,.
HsttoIen bases-chamherlain kemmeF' NC
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THE HUTCHINs
HOUSE.
4. @. WARD.
Proprietor.

Rates: $500 and
&2.5o per day. ~
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But with all that. Hodge won his game
handily. The Panthers couldn't do thing
with him-seven hits in nine innings, three
of which were very scratchy With per-
feet support behind him-such as Fort
Worth accorded 1saacs-it would very like
ly have been shutcut. He is great
pitcher. has most excellent control. and
uses his head as we'll as his arms He
won his game all right. even though very
costly errors came near robbing him of thu
credit.
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selby has been sick for three days past
and really should never have gone into the
game. but the crippled condition OF the
team rendered it necessary. This being
taken into consideration, nothing can be
said OF his errors. as 1t would be hardy
fair to him. At the bat he did well, scor,
ing two men on n double In the third ana
one ON a single in the seventh.
Hodge deserves and Is accorded an praise
for the magnificent work he did on the
slab.
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E1HB HOTELS.

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-14
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The ministry Of Cape Colony has
resigned.
Archbishop Chappelle Of New Or
leans has been appointed apostolic
delegate to Cuba.
San Francisco has been definitely
selected as the next meeting place OF
the Episcopal triennial conclave.
The annual meeting of the archbish.
ops of the Roman Catholic church has
begun at the Catholic university at
Washington.
William H. Bush, one of the pro.
prietors Of the Brown Palace hotel,
Denver, is dead. He was operated
upon for appendicitis 10 days ago, and
naxar ralliad from the shock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-14

ENUINE BRISTLES IN
BRUSHES.

lou hear lots about Bristles and
stiles, but nearly all seem alike
Sc awhile and they soften.
|Aese brushes do not stay brist-
fome back and pick another
(sh. There isn't one in twenty
Q has an 4 l Brush. Get one
these brushes for your wife.
Fse bristles will go through the
West head Of hair and take out
aandrutf, keep the scalp clean,
pores open, the hair oily and
Why and in time prevent falling
e have also a very fine line Of
ines Brushes. Hand Scrubs,
brushes. Baby Brushes,
III Brushes. Busters.
|h1 US FILL YOUR PRE-
SCRIPTION.
ChriS. Schultz.
Corner Drug Store