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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
METEOROLOGICAL


MouLDEN Mckinney, Texas. April o.
Mrs, Polly Mouldep, aged SO, died last night
OF old age, She was n pioneer IN this county.
the mother OF a family now prominent In the
afians of the community.
CUTGESELL.--McKln Texas. April 20.
-NfH. Shelby Gutgescll died In this city last
night OF pneumonia
BAUMI,ACIi Eillpger Texas. April Co.
Mr.. julius HauWbach, in old settler, Glod at
iia homo three mites south OF this 9laoe yes
to-day at the age OF 90 years, lie served with
distinction in the Confederate army, recetv-
ina wound which troubled him until the day
OF his Death lle was buried IN tic Ross
Prairie cemetery.
SoN.--Knufman Texas. May 2.--Alex
wilson yoly old and Respected citizen and
cN. sheriff Of this county, died In this city
eurly yesterday morning
WAITE. Goldthwaite. Texas, April 3d.
Died u hin frnidence on North brown, on the
Goth instant Mr.. Hubert Wyatte In his
eighty second year.
PLuMMER.-f1ieburne Texas, April g.
Miss May Piummer died yesterday. She was
the daughter OF Pat cieburne camp No. IS.
United Confederate Veterans, and was buried
todas under the auspices OF that order,
POWERS. Sherman Texas, April 29.--Mrs.
Gay Powers, aged % years, died today at her
hoilC on East Mulberry street. Death was
due 10 consumption,
CONAN. Palestine, Texas, April 3O.-Mrs.
j. s. Cowan died yesterday morning at 9:2o
O'Clock, Deceased was 30 years Of age.
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LOOKING or rHE BRIGHT. SIDE.


kny See Road Enjoys an Increase In
EHrninGS.
Mr.. John H. Kirby, vice president and
general manager of the Gulf, BEAUMONT aud
Kansas City, and also president and gem
eral manager of the Gulf, Beaumont and
Great Northern railway, went to East
Texas last night. In conversation with
reporter for The Post he said that he ala
not expect his extension plans to be seti-
ously delayed through business demorallza-
ton, resulting from the war with Spain.
lie said that, In his opinion, many bust
nezs men made fatal error In appearing
discouraged when clouds bespeek the bus.-
ness horizon. He thought that de1iaedly
the better plan was to press forward more
vigorously when obstacles presented them
Ives, ana there would be fewer business
disturbances and less suffering and feset
disgppointments If every man who was
managirg an important enterprise would
act upon this plan Instead OF becoming
alarmed and taking 10 the woods. so to
speak, at the first appearance OF probable
decentralization. Things We're never quite
so bad. or SO good, as they seem and he
did not think the present outlook was any
thing like as threatening as he hal seen
Kaysee.
THE shippers on our line seem to take
the same view of things" said Mr.. Kirby.
Il have Just received a telegram from MIR
Wilson stating that the earnings Of ths
kaysee for the month OF April were si5.-
06452, which are the biggest figures we
have ever yet touched. This is an in
crease Of about $4,000 over the earnings OF
the same month last year and yet during
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picyc,e Races.

At meeting OF the Lords Cycle club IL has
been decided TO give bicycle races at Forest
Pail, next Sunday. In which some of the best
RIDERS In the city have expressed desire TO
participate. In connection With these races
Mr.. g. .. 3eixel, The champion hong distance
rider Of the world. will give an exhibition Of
rdnR a Qunrter mile, n half mile, mile
ana five mileg on Il 'hree-rolier track ma
chino. This machine hene the only ono Of iis
Kind In The world. Mr., Meixell will also give
nm exhibition Of Io1o skipping. he having ae-
coinpliShed the wonderful feat Of skipping
1000 times In less than ten minutes without
stopping.
Alessrs r. l., Coonbs. 6. G. Melxell. March
Culmorn. Clarence George and otto faub,
Composing the c0mp'irtsa IN charge OF this
meet, propose 10 do their utmost 10 make this
1.-The Lords initial meet--a Grand success.
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ines. Deepwater; l.. Opeuheimer,
county; Mrs. Mary Marshall.
,. Ark; Mrs. K. A. Rich. Miss
q, Wharton; :, N. ElsSsser, City OF
i. G. Sorio, New Orleans: John i.
y York; w. II. Boykn and wife,
rs; r. S. Price. St. Louis: Ed
sas City, Mo, w L. Johnston,
l.. Ed W. Mayer. NJ. Schwed, New
p. Searle, Chicago; Mrs. Wells
Columbus; G. S. Griffith, Jr.,
B. II. Zuber. d, w. shanks, st.
]. +. Allen. Huntsville: C. G.
'ugarland; c. Il. Truck. New Or
A, Robertson. Galveston; Cary
INDUS; ]. Kelly, Chicago; II. !.
imore. Md ". Jay Porter, New
* Meyers, Chicago; j. d, Mccall.
8. Albert Erickson and son. city:
per, Beaver Dam, Wis; Charles
NJ, X. and I. railway; G. w.
X. and T. railway; NJ. A. Nc
A. H. Smoot, Fort
l.. Williams, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Major Andrews, Southwestern passenger
agent of the Southern Railway returned
last night from North Texas.
w. b. Groseelose assistant general
freight agent of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas OF Texas Went East on the South
ern Pacific last night.
The Southern Pacific yesterday took
Company Of the Twenty-thrd infantry
from New Orleans to Galveston 10 guard
the :ortifcat!ons there.
Harry Archer, travelling freight and pas
senger agent of the Kansas City, Pittsbnrg
and Gulf was here yesterday en- route
from Beaumont to Galveston.
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VIII Come Another WAY.

u" W. Foster general superintendent Of
the Postal Telegraph company. md M.
George Goldman, right Of way agent, were
in the city yesterday looking after the &C.
curing OF right Of way for their wires
through the city, upon the terms as pro
posed by an ordinance submitted TO the
former council but never acted upon further
IMAM TO be referred to the ordinance com
mittee,
The granting OF an Injunction restrain
ing the Postal company from coming into
Houston over the Texas and New Orleans
reht of way VIII necessitate the company
getting in vh Galveston over the Gulf and
Interstate.
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last year We earned surplus over all
expenses and fixed charges of about $23.-


Cleburne. Texas, May s.-The following
changes have been made in the Santa Fes
force at this points J. I. Allen. chief clerk
of the master III mechanics department. has
been transferred 20 Temple, and W. L.
smith of Greenvlle has taken his place
A. G. List. clerk in the office of Road
master O'Dowd's office, mas been assigned
TO station duty n Paul's Valley, and Ed
Mckenzie, stenographer TO Superintendent
Pendcll. will get the place vacated by Mr.
List. In this connection 1t is said that the
roads forces are being kept busy following
the improvements. Each month the Santa
Fe pays out for changes of the roadbed
between Cleburne and Temple $4,000
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NO PosTPoNEMENT ACCORDED.
Herring on Mixed Carload PROPOSE
ton VIII Occur Friday.

Herring on Mixed Carload PROPOSE
ton VIII Occur Friday.
Austin, Texas, May 3.-The railroad
commission is in receipt of a number of
kilograms and letters from retailers
throughout the State asking for a thi ty-
day postponement Of the meetings set for
May ;, at which the question of adjusting
Texas rates so as to effect the advantages
enjoyed by outside jobbers through the
practice OF mixing carloads, will be finally
disposed of, but as no good reason is in
any case advanced for IA postponement 1t
Will not be granted,
The seemingly overwhelming demand for
further delay in this matter was evidently
brought about by Confidential" circular,
a copy OF which has been furnished lhs
commission, which was recently sent to
Texas merchants by Commissioner Van
landingham OF the St Louis Traffic bu-
reau, and in which it is stated that the
adjustment of rates proposed By the com
mHsion in this case would in effect fore
Texas retailers to buy exclusively from
Texas jobbers at advanced rates. Mr.
Nanlandngham does not state the case
fairly. However, all the commission seeks
10 do in the premises is 10 equalize rates
so as to give Texas jobDers an even break
Win tHose OF 81. LOUIS hhHaaS VIZ anu
Chicago by overcoming the advantage the
latter have been enjoying through the
privilege accorded them by the soltG-
western lines to mix carloads of certain
articles and ship the same at carload
rates.
Hearing OF this matter has already bsen
postponed once TO allow the Texas lines to
confer with their outside connections AMI
induce the latter to stop the mixing Of
carloads Of apDlcs and potatoes and of iron
and steel goods, but as nothing resulted
from the conference the Texas lines have
issued circular TO the effect that they
will refuse mixed carloads of said ar
ticles Until May 8, on which date final ac-
ton will be taken by the commlssion.
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The International and Great Northern
has authorized the following reduced pas
senger rates:
East Texas Presbytery, Lufkin, one and
u third fares; Young Peoples Society
Christian Endeavor. Dallas. June I to q
Houston rate S. for the round trip COM
mencement Bishop college and Wiley uni
versity, Marshall May II to 20; Colored
Odd Fellows Fort Worth June IA and Is,
one fare for the round trip Coored
knights of Pythas meeting at Hous-
ton" May 10. IL. II and I3, one and a
third fares for the round trip
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Az AdAl,lonnl Attrnctlon.

aud also for the matinee this afternoon.
has secured an additional attraction in the
person Of S. g. Moixeil who claims to DO
the champion long distance professional
hlcyclist If the world and who is now Ia
tho city on 1000 mile voyage which he
has 10 complete under n wager witnia n
years time, in addition to skipping ,ope
1000 times g day. Between the hrst and
second acts OF the performance ahts AZ
terpoon and tonight. Mr.. Meixell will give
an exhibition ride Of one mile against .ime
on his three roilor track.
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[;IIIIIIII7IIElIlI)

Primary, Secondary or Tertiary syphilis
permanently cured in ~ to SO days. You can
be treated at home sor the same price under
we will contract to pay railroad fare and, hotel
bills. and no charge, II We fail to cure lf'you
have taken mercury. iodde potash, aud still
mouth Sore Throat, Ptmples. Copper Colored
Spots, Ulcers on any part OF the body. Hair
or Eyebrows falling out, It is this Syphiltt3c
We solicit the most obstinate cases ara chale
lenge the world for case NO can not curs~
This disease has always hafhed the aktlt -
the most eminent physicians: 3G00.oQ0 capital
behind our uneonditionai guaranty. AesGIti10
proofs sent sealed on application Ao1ke 4
COOK RuenU0Y O.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

! Hagan, New Orleans; w. f, Har-
Il Fl. II. Betes. st. Louis; J. G. HUI
MO; Fred kraemer. New York; NJ
puston; l.. Evermayer, NJ. Schwed,
i; w +. Mcclure, Galveston: u. B.,
vew York; Frank p. Mullen. New
Jchn p. Penney. Missouri; p. T..
Memphis; s. NJ. Rouse and wife.
Texas, +. l.. Chapman, Cucro
H, Dickinson. st. Louis; Sherman
lcago: W. ID. Herring, Waco; s. w.
blorado; ]. q. Rovlett Edna; c. T.
kenedy; w. II. Howard, Galveston;
\. Gilmer, Dallas; \, NJ. Leantier,
VANS, Galveston; Ben flilbromer,
Il. c. ]. Davidson, A. +, Baxter.
b.: J. n. Manning. Chicago; Il. G.
Nv. b. Samuel, 81 Louis, j. n.
6Dallas; {. J. Howard. New Or
H. Powell, Pettns; i. $ Daugherty,
Robertson AMI wife, Brenhdm: j
San Antonio. J Jaloniek, Dallas;
hnelley. city: I. y. Morley. kaisns
4 Minnie Jones, Woodville N. +.
Allentown. Pa; J. f. McClung,
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The revival at Washington Street Metho-
dist church continues with increasing IN
terest. large congregation attended last
night, and Mr.. Wills preached forolble
sermon from the text THE Way OF The
Transgressor Is Hard" The congregation
was much affected ny the earnest appeal
10 live better In the future than in the
past. and many responded by shaking hands
with. Mr. Willis. The services are at 3 D.
IN. and D. m, every day.
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The friends OF Captain and Mrs. d. j.
Glenny are extending congratulations over
the arrival of a daughter at their home,
7l6 Crawford street, yesterday afternoon.
the birth occurred shortly after ) o'clock
and the mothers condition is reported as
being quite favorable. while the father IA
joyous beyond all conception. Captain
Glenny is popular passenger conductor on
the Santa Fe between Houston and Cal
weston.
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Funern, of Mrs. GoId,hwn,tc.

The funeral of Mrs. George Goldthwate
occurred yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
from Christ church OF which the deceased
had been life long member. The remains
were followed 10 the grave by host Of
Borrowing friends, among them members
of the Parish association. OF which Mrs.
Goldthwaite was at one time president
The services were onducted by Rev. II.
u. AYES, and the : ody was laid TO rest By
the side OF the reeently made grave OF her
hushund
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The Order OF Railroad Conductors and
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen lodges
of Cleburne have agreed TO hold the rights
of all members or non members who may
enlist in the army to fight Spain, and also
agree to look after the families OF sald en-
ployes while they are absent.
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lows; The FIRST oieyen. ten blue rocks each.
won by Wilson and Clarke. tie on s: "A. b.
Taylor, o. +. G, Clarke, .; @. S. Parker, 3;
I. G. Num-. All Wilson and John Parker. 10;
II. L. Reed, Q, A. Wilson, 0; ]. X, Parker
and Dave FORBES, S; I. c. Mum aud A. VII
ION, s. Forbes 2. Two live bird matches
ven by Forbes. D. and Wheeler and Wilson,
A. T. Wilson IL
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Contrnct Cor euiidinw Let

Cleburne, Texas, May 3.-The contract
for building the Santa FEES general shops
here has been let to Messrs. Hoshour &
Evans CT this city. They will begin work
Immediately.
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Cincinnati. May 3.-The spring meeting OF
the Queen City Jockey club at Newport closed
today: track fast.
SIX nurlongs--Annie H.. Colleen. Rabl. limo
IFS
Four fpd one half furlongs-- Hadrian, Nan
cy stiiz Fine Fimen Respecc.. Time 80 IL.
Six aud one half furlongs, Ten Pins, Scot
tie D.. Dora u. rimo 1879 1.7,
Mile--Royal Chance. Annie Taylor. Aunt
Jane. Time 1:At "a.
Else mud one malt furlonES--liorare, Dave
S. samisai. Time 1863.
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Al Anuednct park.

New York, May s.--A1ueduct results:
Five furlongs--Russella Walden, Eyanes-
cent, Rob Roy. Time ! o2 Is.
siN furlongs,-K inniknnick. Juno, Arabian
Time i1t4-5.
About seven MISUNDERSTANDING Gomez. Vi
gcnta, Prince Auckland Time, i:27.
Ghe Roekaway btakeS. sis iurlongs--Lccds-
yile Tabouret Takanasse. Time IA 40
Enur and one-half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
triee, Lady Dora. Amcrita. Time, 55
Ono mile aud one-sixteentb--Sly Fox, King
T., Lansdale Time $50 rs.
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Major Andrews. Southwestern passenger
agent for the Southern Railway. returned
from North Texas last night from where,
he says, a large crowd of Methodists went
via his line TO Baltimore. The annual con
ference Of the Methodist church is being
held in Baltimore this week
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Freight Agents. Meeting Today.

will meet in San Antonio today for the
purpose of further considering the organ
ization of Texas rate committee for the
preliminary adjustEant OF State freight
rates. The plan o. the organization and
purposes Of the committee were presented
in detail by The Post yesterday morning.
The San Antonio meeting will continue
only today.
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urny's Bayou iiarhccue.

There viii be political barb scue on
Friday at the Bray's Bayou Gun club
grounds in West Houston. III diiton to
the barbecue there Will be prize shooting
and other diversions. concn ing win d
dance at night f. G.. Plate an. lake
jaeger win ho the committee on barbecue
aud II Tunly and Joe Christian the floor
com i1if
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san Francisco, May S,-KesuIts.
SIX furlongs. solling--Soamari, Merculio,
belheoso. limo l:a i-2.
Five turlongs, selling Modwena, Sweet
Gales. Bophel Time i:0s.
One milo and one-slNieeiith-- Her
manita, Imp, Devils Dream. Time Lao IL.
Que mile--loo ullman. Wadena. Monita.
Time, i;ie
Ono mile. polyieehnic handlcap--May W.,
Fonsbyannah. Bernnrdillo, Time l,Al Ia.
FIVE furlongs St Catalina. Amasa Lady
Ashley, Time Loo L.
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There was an interesting gano of baseball
PLAYED on the Y NJ g 4. grounds Yesterday
hctwe,n the Itiams ana the Second Ward
Stars, tho formc" winning by 4 score of - TO
Batteries For tho Kiams: Dawson. Grim
stcd nnd Hoffman, for The StnIs: Williams
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v
Two tGsc hits Becker Anderson.
sinlsn basos~-Lnrnan, Picker
Double play-Iamison and Turner.
Buses en- baIis -oft Mcdonald 6, OF Hays 2.
Pntter hii--By McDorald.
Passed bsll--Fear.
Tire OF Rame--i.35.
Umpire Cahill.
NOTES.
A.stin here again today; game begins at
4.3G.
Naloney Killed hit for Bowman in the
ninth by stopping hot liner.
Griffin's eye is sll right; three free passes
Is what he worked Maioney for.
George Reed was In the game strictly; nine
assists and two putorts: single and three
larger.
Epnmef has still got Iiis batting eye; four
clean hits out Of six times up is good enough
for ANYBODY. N
The number u puteuss on fouls was a Pc
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Chnnee in cnlums,n ran sersice.

vi
The Columbia Tap has gone back to one
train each way day for service between
Houston and Velasco and Columbia.
The southbound train now leaves at Z
a. m. and the northbound train arriving at
3 p. m. The morning train makes con-
neotions for Velasco, arriving there at n 10
a. m. and the northbound train connecting
with the train for Houston leaves Velas o
at 80 a H.
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4. Q, WARD.
Proprietor.


|Nnie, city, ]. Vi. Dougiss San An
y \. Profitt, R'chmond S. j. Con
MILLS: CHARLES w Eiseufelder. Cal
nv. f Harris. Galveston, $. Ed
Se8 mour; Henry hleAaudcr, La
IF, l. BlanchSFd, Detroit. Mlcn. !:
Hin, Galveston; p. A. BAXTER. Waco:
furSess, Waco; John j. Bailey. st.
bhn Baker La Porte; W. G. holes.
R l.. Smith. Seguin. II. Nussbaum
| city; J. +. Penn. Dallas, ]. S. Iioi-
ktin j. G. Smith, Itasca. w Sadler.
birth; Harry Smith. Palestine: joe
beckett; s X. Rose, Corsioana ]. S.
ban, Luling; Ike Freeman, Ctncin-
fn w. Merriwether, Hico; Samuel
(iarwood:. a. S Jolly. Birmingham.
bert J. holiday, TcAarkana: W. u.
huntsville; w. Nation, Fort Worth;
E'etz, Cincinnati, ", A Williams,
lrs. r. w. Macarthur and children.
Wells; Miss Bessie Johnson, Mineral
|. NJ. Richards, Plano; Alex Butler.
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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
for children teething. II soothes the child
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie aud is the best remedy for
liiarrhnea.
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ZINC neninon RlAes.

Denison, Texas, May 2.-Captain VIII
Munson Of the Denison Rifles resigned to-
day and was succeeded by Fred s.. Young,
major OF the Texas Volunteer Guard.
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Austin was slow in the first two innings,
nut oraced up after that, and gave ma
loney such good support his witness did
not amount TO much, aud the hits were not
any for five innings. Fouls and flies con
stitutea most of the putouts
Austin Is here again today, and IL Is 10
be hoped that there viii be good crowd
out. Mr. Bailey, opining that the war
rews is keeping many away from the
grounds, viii have war bulletins read 10
grand stand and bleachers between the in-
nings, so you can see the game and set
the news at the Same time
Houston got in the game right from the
Jump After Grilin and Koofe were out
Faye was presented with life on bad
ones, kemner, Spencer, Reed and Row
man singled one after another. sending
Page kemmer aud Spencer across The
plate.
In tho second Kohnle dropped Hodges
high fly 10 left, and Griffin was given first
on bad ones; Kextc hit a littlt one to Ma
loney. which tho pitcher threw Wild 20
third, Hodge and Griffin scoring and Keefe
going 10 second, scoring on Kemmer's sin
gle. Reed drove liner out to right which
Longley didn't get and which counted for
three bases, Kemmer scoring. Bowman
put one down by the club house for three
tags, and Reed walked in. Mckenzie SIM
gled Bowman Six runs on four hits two
errors and a base on balls.
The next six innings are represented by
a string OF ciphers. only one hit was made
during the six, though several men got to
first on errors and balls
Thv' ninth yielded three more runs. Me-
Kenzie singled to left, went to second on
Il Wild pitch; Griffin got base or balls;
Keefe singled, scoring Mckenzie and going
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Nnn Antnnio 1. GnIve.ton o.

SEN Antonio !. Galveston ".
San Antonio Texas, May S-Meponaid got
revenge today for the drubbings he received
in San Antonio last season. TIo pitched an
elegant game and the Pirates won by score
OF to |. Score:
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THE HOTELS.

u | Ell
+.50 to
n. Six
Rooms.
4 Large
J o III s.
Dcated.
hrnodl-
)Inmer-
In the
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OVERWHELMING.
Buffaloes Gave the Senator's a Mare
Throw Down.
VAR BULLETINS Al T0DAY'S GAME.
Ladies' VIII Also he, Admitted rrcc.
Galveston Won from san Antonio.
New Schedule.
How They stan,

Houston L., Austin :.
San Antonio 1. Galveston ..
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Hodge hit by batted ball
TI,uston ...... G. 20 o o 0 d--lg
tnst,n .................00O 90 . 0 p 2
Summary
Earned inns-IIonston 2. Austin ..
Tlee base hits -,ced, Bowman, Valdois,
Lntimcr. ,
Icft on bases--8y Houston II, by Austin 0.
sifuoR cut--By Hodge :
Bases on called balscff Hodge 3 off lda-
!ousy f.
rourie play Griffin, Reed and kemner.
Stolen hnse-Spnncer.
wild litch~ Mnloney.
Time a gnme--i 20
rinpire-CiarA.
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They Play Today.
Austin at Houston.
"nivestou at sun Antonio.


houston ~. Austin =.
inere was a fair crowd out a, the park
yesterday afternoon to see a good game OF
ball.
Hodge pitched great game, they get
tins only eight hits off him; four OF these
We're. in the last inning when he didn't
have To do hard work 10 win out.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06

With this issue the HERALD enters
upon its 14th year. Beginning with the
foundation OF the city, the HERALD has
been with it in prosperous and depressed
times, in sunshine and shadow, but at
no time in its existence has it had a
birthday when it could more heartily
congratulate the citizens Of Aberdeen
upon the growth and prosperity OF the
city. due, in addition to its commanding
location, to the public spirited enterprise
OF her people, and to the upbuilding OF
which the best energies Of the HERALD
have been, and always will be directed.