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TEXANS TO ATTEND.
|DmmandinE General Orders n Conn
mittee to Proceed to Richmond.

Commanding General Orders n Com
q mittee to Proceed 10 Richmond.
eneral Order No. 4.
n HEADQUARTERS Texas Division, U. C. ",
4blveston, Texas, September 20.-In COM
lance with orders issued by General John
Il. Gordon, commander-in- chief OF the
8hit,d Confederate Veterans, the COM
handing general of the Texas division, U.
! ", hereby appoints the following named
4ntlemen representatives of the Texas
9vision to attend the funeral OF Miss Win
BE Davis: Colonel r. G. Lowe, Mr.. w.
a. Cleveland, Major George b Zimpleman,
4eneral II. B. Stoddard General w. H..
xoung, Major S. Charles Hume, Colonel l..
Daffan, Colonel A. Faulkner and Major
Il. A. Quinlan.
2. The above named gentlemen will pro-
Fed at their earliest convenience to Rich
bond, Va. where they will take proper
Heps to show the great love and affection
Which the veterans OF Texas, in common
FitA those of the whole South, have for
Die lamented Daughter of the Confeder
1cy," and their profound grief over her I'M
fmely demise.
(Signed.) j. r. Policy,
tajor General Commanding Texas Division,
United Confederate Veterans.
Attest: S. o. Young. Adjutant General
Ind CMef of Staff.
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He was just crazy when he shot his wife, and
everybody Mt ali intimate with the affairs OF
the family IL aware that tho old man had boon
havilg spells of more OF less violent insanity
skeleton OF the Cnrbott family There's n
streak of the horrors In them, root and
branch, and II the medical profession was
anything Hike as infalliblo IN its ante -moriem
10 IN its post morton Judgments old Pat Cor
bott would have been IN snto retreat some
whore long ago Sometimes he was unnatural.
IS jovlal, his hearty laugh being audible
blocks away. AZ another time he was mogoso.
HrNaec, dangerous. san Francisco docto'
told me he believed the old man had brain
trouble and ] know he had.
This thing Is nothing new i'm tho Cobctt
family and H. is the thing that makes Jim Cor
bot himself turn green and white by turns
and his big punches OF muscle shake like the
flabby flesh Of man with palsy lie knows
all about tho family curse. His inthGr'A fear
ful break nearly fulfilled his anticipation OF
some horrible thing that was to happen some
door tho dread Of Insanity.
Look mt Maggie Griffin, Corbctts aunt
and old man corbett's sister, She has been
IN the Napa insane asylum for the last six
years. subject to just such periodic fits OF
crazlr oss MS Pat suffered She Is honel -
cas-, from all ] can find OUT and there Is
hardly member OF the family who hasn't
shown a streak Of wrong hcndedncss at some
time or other,
lin Corbeit is pursued by the spector of
iniunity. He fears II. breads every encounter
In which he engages. because NJ such u"es
his temper is apt to get tho better Of him
an' tten, he shows the family falling.
When Curbott beat Charlie Mitchell al
Jacksonville his System had been too heavily
taxed In timing his nerves were strung 10
thtir highest tension, his hatred for the man
was something awful.
THE reason Corbot got out OF sedontary
occupation In San Francisco when he first
brpuched out as n boxer was that Tear or
the family spectcr which haunted him night
ard day and he hoped that life devoted
20 athletics might ward of tho attack hc
10 feared What the result OF this awful
trpeedy viii be on Jim himself liz more thaG
| know People who believe that Jim Corbett
las ever been joyful individual are away
OF tn, mark. lie spent life OF dread up to
the time his parents died.
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JIM conpErr's NIGHTMARE.
In Said to lie Afraid that He Mny lie
Inflicted with InannifN

Petsy Clarity OF San Francisco. a connce-
tion ond intimate OF the Corbett family, was
In Minneapolis on his way to Montreal. where
he has engaged as instructor OF an athletic
club. and in an interview said:
Jim Corbett is a friend of mine, and have
known the whole family for many years 1
do not see that the truth ran do any harm In
this connection, for everybody knows that old
man corbett killed his wife and himself. and
without explanations that cover his RESPONSE
bility for the crime. he must forever stand In
thu public eye as murderer and suicide.
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|ER& OF MISS DAVIS.
bins Will Leave Narraqauset
90 Thursday Nor ming.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND FRIDAY.
veterans Of Texns viii
Ind n Observation-Disclosures Of
Confectionery Take Action.

Arragansett Pier, r. l., September 20.
ps been decided that the body of Miss
nie Davis, after brief service here.
be forwarded to Richmond, Va, on the
b leaving here at 1910 o'clock Thurs
morning. This journey should be CON-
Jed at 905 a. M, Friday.
then the body reaches Kingston juno
J, r. L., Thursday morning. 1t will be
led on funeral car OF the Pennsylvania
way. attached TO the Colonial express.
will reach Washington at . p. m, and
Ne for Richmond at 1890 a. m. Friday
3 hour for holding the final services has
been decided upon.
Richmond, Va. September 20.-When the
bains Of Miss Winnie Davis arrived here
day morning they will be escorted TO St.
ul's church, where her father worahlped
d was confirmed.
they will be placed In the lecture room
4 remain there under guard until 8 y. NJ.
en- the funeral will take place. the inter-
mt taking place in Hollywood cemetery.
p active pail bearers will be members of
camp.
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TEXAS POSTAL MATTERS.
Two New offices Esta blIsbed-To lie
Made Money Order offices.

tSpeoIaI D.spasch TO The Post.)
Washington. September 2o.-Henry T.
Mumme was today appointed postmaste.
at Poteet, Atasco~a county. vice Poteet, re-
signed.
Texas postoffices established; Dent, Hunt
county. Wallace NJ. Staplctor. postmaster;
Nederlani, Jefferson county. Emil A. Nc
Cormack. postmaster.
Tne following Texas posto'fices will be
made money order offices on October /:
Bloomfield. Briggs. Bristol. Brushaock.
COPELAND. Duncanville. Eagle Cave. Ell
mont. Gerald. Gobar. Lalngwillow, Littl
River Maxey. Pattonville. Peerless. Rcd
Oak. Reinhardt, Sayersville. Sprinkler,
Tarpon, Tascosa. Willows Point. Yantes.
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MONUMENT MOVE.
Richmond Chapter VIII Erect
d Monument to Winnie DnNis.

III chmOud Chapter VIII Erect a
81 Monument to Winnie Davis.
q Richmond Va, September 20.-A meet
ing of this Richmond Chapter, Daughters of
$he Confederacy, held today, adopted the
following resolutions;
Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
3ederacy, have at meeting at Lee Camp
pail. September 20, 1898, resolved to in
lcver the grave of Winnie Davis, THE
SDaug'hter Of the Confedenacy," feeling sure
fhat this work will meet with the sympathy
spf all lovers of the South--Daughters of the
fonfederacy, Veterans association. Asso-
citation of Veterans and various other or
faniZations. The chapter requests that all
s~ho desire to join in this work OF love send
On their names at once.
The chapter will attend the funeral.
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WEST INDIAN SUFFERING.
The Archbishop Says That the Cow
crnmcnt Must GOmtrIItMte.

Kingston, Jamaica, September 90 n
public meeting today called for the pur-
pose OF raising funds for the roller OF the
sufferers from the recent hurricane which
swept over the West Intian islands the
archbishop Of the West Indies declared that
the cond ton of Jamaica was such that
1t was not possible TO do more than sym
pathize with those who were in need OF
help. Any substantial relief, he added,
mrs:, in his opinion, necessarily take the
fern of impsrill assistance on large
scale.
Public opinion here indorses the state
m..nt OF the archbishop and especially holds
Greet Britain responsible for the indus
trial crisis which renders the other West
Indian colonies impotent to give the suf-
fering Islands substantial aid
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a TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Man Murdered His Wife and Wa,
Killed by Her Father.

'''s"t- ~ AsrT THtucTs
Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Ardmore, !. t.. September - Infor-
nation of a terrible double tragedy which
occurred near Center. fifty miles northeast
from here. last Sunday. has just reached
here. It SEEMS that In a moment OF pas
sion. the direct cause 10 not given, A. b.
Hardin killed his wife at Noalss school
house. He was captured by citizens and
put in wagon, bound down with ropes
J. A. Page, the murdered wonan's faith
er, learned OF the deei ami at oace went
In search OF the murderer. In the abovs
condition he found him and Instantly shot
him to death as he lay utterly helpless.
Page was arrested and Is now In the United
hearing before the United States cemni61
sIoner. S. K y
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KANSAS ClTY'S PENNANr
Beat Indianapolis for the kaQ by
Onc Run.
SOME WEIRD BASEBALL GAMES
Boston Made Twcnty-six Hits and
Twcn's-four Runs and Plttsburg
Thirteen Runs ON Twenty hits.

Kansas CITY, September 2o.--In a CALAMITY
fought battle. before Wild crowd OF SOD
fans. Kansas City today won the Western
League pennant for 1895, The game was re.
spiendcnt with brilliant plays and was won
strictly Oh Its merits. Gears mastery pitch
ins was the deciding feature.
Kansas City 6. Indianapolis 3.
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THE RACES.
Newport Races.

NevDOrt Nnccs.
Cincinnati, September 20. Results at New
port
First race. six Mazcppa. Lufra,
Miso Verne. Time l:ifh.
Second race. four and half furlongs- FAN
ME Taylor, Lecila, Malaise Time 1854.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. handicap
y. II c., samovsr. Orlmar Time 1917
Fourth rnce, selling, six furlongs- Bessie
Esdng voiandes. Mamie NJ Time l:la,
Fifth rncc. mile and seventy yards-Amber
GliBts Elsie Barnes. Joe Shelby. Time i.iisa.
Kowaisky. Annie oldfield, Time i;iH.
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PrOi,a bilttics.

Washington. September 2O.-Eastern Texas
Generally fair. preceded by showers In the
early morning In eastern portion; fresh TO
brisk north winds.
Western Texas-Generally fair; south winds.
Louisisna--Rain; high variable winds.
New Mexico-Generally fair; south winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory-Fair. pre-
ceded by showers; variable winds.
Signals are displayed on the gulf coast,
from Brownsville to Pensacola
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THE DAVIS HOME.
Beauvoir Draped in Mourntng-The
SeiEhbors Mourn.

Mississippi City Miss. September 10
fThe news contained in the morning papers
:pf the death OF Miss Winnie Davis was a
'great shock to her cid trends and neigh
.bors at this place, who knew her we'll dur
Hing her residence at Beauvoir. The old
{man who has had charge of Beauvoir. the
Fcld Davis home, since the departure of the
Davis family did not know even she was
yeick and when informed of her death
Seemed much affected and Immediately
placed crepe on the trent door and also
ydraped Miss Davis room in crepe. The en-
tire house has remained furnished Just as
when last occupied by the Davis family.
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Cubans Returning Home

Merida, Mexico September 90 Several
hundred Cubans, mostly weN-to-do people.
who have been here since the war In the
island began, have returned and moro viii
20 beck shortly. Some 1000 Cubaas have
come 10 this State during the war ANA all
are well-behaved and industrious. Tho
people Of fueatan would like TO nave them
remain as citizens.
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Footc VIII he ut Fort worth.

Fort Worth. Texas. September 2O.-Evsry
thing is In readiness for the opening OF tho
Fort Worth Agricultural and Racing associa.
ton Some fine Fx..gs have been en-
tered Among the last horses to be entered
were Rene and Lee Iiill by W. O. Foote Of
Houston, The former VIII race In the 2;40
trot and the latter in 2:35 pace Something
Ike lis horses are here ready for the event.
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M'KINLEY's PROGRAMME.
VIII Make No Speeches on His Wa!
to and from Omnhn.

Chicago, September 20.-The Pests
Washington special says; The president
has decided against appeals which have beea
made 10 him to make political speeches In
OHIO ard Isiiisna or anywhere else during
The campaign. He gave Representative
Ovsrsreff and Paris to understand today
that on his way 10 Omaha he would mako
stops at Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
but not TO make speeches. On his way
back he may make two or three similar
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THE YELLOW FEVER
NOT SINGLE NEW CASE DEVELOPS
At NEW ORLEANS.
Jackson, Miss, II Free From the
Dcsense-Wnter Craft Qunran-
tined by Mississippi.

New Orleans. La. September c0.--The
board OF health reported no new cases to-
Cay and there is no changa in the quaran-
tine situation except that Covington and
St Tammany counties have opened their
doors wide. declaring that no fever can
exist there.
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New York September 2o--At Grayesend:
First race, five furlongs~- Sombre. Frances
Booker, Anita. Time / 10
Second race. mile aud observation-disclosures
tus Messy Headlight H. Tlmc i:iais.
Third race six furlongs--Bele OF Troy.
Domii GER Jean Ingelo. Time l.1GA.
Forth race Greenfield stakes six furlongs
-Beele, High links. Kenmore Queen. Time
l:ic
Fifth race. mile and u sixteenth--White
Frost Handbali. George Keene. Time 1855.
Snth rece. mile and gisteenth-Firearm,
oxnard. Glenoine. Time l:5o.
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Ex-Governor Lubbock.. Coincidence

Austin. Texas, September 20.-Ex-Gov-
|ernor Lubbock this evening received tele-
gram from Mrs. Davis announcing the
death Of h;r daughter. Winnie. and also
that her funeral will take place at Rich
mond Friday,
In answer he wired
With q heart full OF sorrow, | re-
gret my inability to come TO you. Have
written today"
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Austin. Texas. September 2o.-The Athletic
council Of the university at meeting held
today decided to engage D. J. Edwards as
coach for the football team. Edwards has for
years been one Of Princeton's star players.
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Events at Harlem

Chicago, September 2o.-iIariem results.
Fret race five fnrlongE--Miss Rora. Ram
loi La Josephine. Time i:03h.
Second race. ndle and twenty yards-Cherry
Leaf. David Tenny. Candclhria. Time l:ls q
,l:l5 1-5
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.

Fourth race, mle--Buekvidcre, Dunois, Yu-
hndln. Time lili9.
Fiftli race. five and haif furlongs-Tulls
FGnsn Cnnace, Servitor. Time 1909.
Slyth race, seven elghths Of mile--Cherry
Fihine, Bishop Reed. Count Fonso. Tme
1.2SH.
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New York, September 2o--At a conference
he today IT was decided to change the date
OF the KID Lavlgne-Frank Erne fight before
the Greater New York Athletic club, to Sep
Timber %
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Monroe, La. September 20.--The demo-
cratic convention OF the Fifth district to-
cay renominated Samuel T. Baird for con-
gress.
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stops in Ohio, but on rome Of these occa-
sions will there be political speech maklhs
by the executive.
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WEATHER INFORMATION,
Last Nisht's Readings.


The low barometer In the West Gulf extends
northeastward across East Texas TO Vlcks-
burg, Miss. with the lowest barometcr-29. 76
inches-at Vicksburg. The barometer is com
paratively high over the eastern portions OF
the country. with the highest-30,0S inches
at Atlanta.
The weather is clear. except over the Gulf
States and the lower Mississippi valley. where
it Is partly cloudy 10 cloudy, with rain falling
at Vicksburg. Rain has fallen in the Rocky
Mountain slope and along the Gulf coast.
storm Signals.
The following messages have been received
at this office:
Washington. September 2o.--Southeast storm
at 10 D. M at Mobile; storm in South Louis
iana will cause southeast gales.
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. Not included in means.

General observations.
Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at p. m. yesterday. 18th
meridian time:
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philadolphia .,.,....-..los COO ooi-~
Aurphy. DugSy ana MeFarlani Hawiey AID
Wood.
Washington, September ?0.-'rhroc errors In
me sixth inning gave Chicago. the game.
Ehrct was put out OF the game fer disputing
umpircs decisions. II II IL
Chicngo .,....:....,,,....,0c0 oNs TO- |
killen and Mcclure. Callahan and Donohuc
baltimore, September 20 --Poters, the Cleve-
land pitcher. was Wild and received rather
ragged support. Nops weakened at the clio.
and was hill hard. Cleveland made four runs
IN the eighth Inning, when the game was
called on account OF darkness.
Baltimore .............iii 1902 o. c i
Cleveland ....,....,.......0 Coo Oi0 0i-- 8 S 1
Nops and Robinson. Peters and Crgor.
boston, September 2o--Tho Boanea,crs
rolled up twenty -four runs in the game 10.
day, the largest number scored In any game
this season. X II II
Boston .t,..............,.. gi3 035 1873 81 o
Louisville .,,,.....,.,, 900 40 90i- 2
Lewis. Hickman and Bergen, Bowling, Att
rock. kitttidgc and Powers.
New York. September 2o,--The Giants had
the game well IN hand UP to the seventh In
ming, when they fell by the whysGe. Gamc
was called ON account of darkness at the end
OF the ninth. II II u
New 9rk''.'''.,'..,'''''2m 0lo oi0~ "A
Doheny and Warner; Taylor and Sugden
Brooklyn. September aO--The Pirates madc
twenty hits and total Of thirty -one bases on
Kennedy today, II ~
Broullyn ...,.............0 900 900 900
Pittshurg ,................Si0 0i0 030-la 20 0
Kennedy and Grim; Cronin and Bowerman
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Bridgeport. Conn, September 20. AT the
Fourth republican district convention to-
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Congregational Nominations.

New Orleans, La. September 20. The
democrats Of the First Louisiana district
today nominated Adelph Meyer for con-
g;ess
The Second district democrats tonight
nominated Robert G.. Davey. In neither
convention were National issues men
toned
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Dallas. Texas, September 20.--A telegram
reached the Texas and Pacific railway head
that the Second Texas volunteer infantry
left Jacksonville, Fla, today for Dallas.
This train Is In four sections. There are
1886 men. They will breakfast in Birm.
ingham. Ala, tomorrow and are expected
to reach Dallas Thursday afternoon. Grand
preparations have been made 10 receive
them. One of the finest camps In the coun-
try is ready for their occupancy.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

philadelphia, September 20 Cincinnati won
the concluding game from Philadcrh a to-
day by better all around playing
PHILADELPHIA ..r.,....,...l0S COO 0oi-~ . 3
Cincinnati .r.,,..,,.,,..,lii ae0 0i0-- I II O
Wood
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Austin. Texas. September 20. -Governor
Culberson this evening received telegram
from Major General Lee announcing that
the Second Texas had left Jacksonville for
Dallas at o'clock this morning. Their,
hiss been no change In the order from the
war department that the regiment shall be
mustered out at Dallas.
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.SECOND TEXAS EN- ROUTE
Regiment Is Nav 90 Its Way to DaI.
las to BE- Mustered Out.
A GREAT RECEPTION IS PRtpARtl
For the soldiers When They Arrive
ON Texas Soil--Wi1l Arrive
Thursday. September -.
Especial DISPATCH to The Post. ,

NSpVtIdl HtspHtVH 70 I nc 7 USt'1 "
jacksonville, Fla. September 2c.--The
Second started for Texas this morning be-
with tie necessary papers. The regiment
travelled in four sections, the first. coatsin-
ing the baggage. being in charge OF Lieu
tenant T. S. Smith; each of the other sec
tons were occupied by battalion. In COM
mand, respectively. OF Colonel openheimer.
Lieutenant Colonel Styron and Major
Stuart
Majdr Buck was detained here by ILL.,
ness ID his family and will not be able ID
get away before tomorrow night On his
arrival in Texas he Will report TO Colonel
Hare Of re First cavalry for duty in mus
toring out the Texas troops designated by
the war department.
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