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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
Capt. Riggs
Barbaric Der


New York, Jan. 81. Mrs Charles Cor
don, wife of the king Of bnnco men, who
was dispossessed from her little back room
in the lodging house, No. les Wayerly
place, last evening, Is located in small
room on Third avenue with her daug liter.
aheautiful girl, twenty years old.
tShe says she was given the necessary
money to hite tho room by man, de-
scribed as a lawyer, who is work. 2 to SO.
prison at San Quientin, CAL, where he Is
serving Il sentence Of ton year5 for swlnd.
ling Banker Little out Of $4,000 with q
gold brick,
READY To RETRAY TIE GANG. 5
Mrs. Gordon was quite determined yes
terday to betray the gang who were the
former partners Of her husband and
claimed she could produce convincing
proof that would enable the police to land
sovDral well.known men in local political
circles behind prison bars.
These men, according to her story, were
IN the habit Of advancing money to con-
fldence men. She sent word to them she
was going to give publicity to tho story.
She actually left her little room with that
aud in view.
She was accompanied by a man from
Pittsburg whom she called Jack" Last
night u stranger, a well.dressed man, cali
cd at tho room on Third avenue. His
coming changed Mrs. Gordon's manner,
and she had nothing further to say.
A PRECOCIoUs YOUNG WOMAN. 4
This morning Mrs, Gordon went to New
Jersey to see one of the gang" and re.
mained there all day. Her daughter who
remained at home said: 1--WE are all
right now. They will look out for us-I
mean the lawyer. The gang haven't
treated mother right They are afraid of
usnow. II they give us the worst of it
this time will go up and clean out the
whole lot of them with a gun. They gave
father cold deal and I'll give them some
cold lead They said they would send
mother to tho insane asylum If she talked.
Well, lot them und watch mo-"
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Closing Quotations,

We give Star trading stamps at tho Man.
haitian Laundry, SJ6 and SIS King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

and get your photographs made by Cum.
mings, The Photographer, 80. Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

The police Intend to sec that all tie
snow is removed off the pavements. This
law L. that all paveinents must be cleaned
off twelve hours after the iall Of tho same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Dy5pepsia-bane Of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bittcrs cures 1t promptly,
permanently. Regulates and tomas tia
stomach,
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Mail Clerk Watson III.

We give Star trading stamps at tn
Manhattan Laundry SyG-0S King $ rect.
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Our $40 Black Clay dag
onal Suits to or.
and S2s der are leaders
\ all wool, fast color
medium and good
weight clothes, just as mach
care in cutting and fitting as
with our finest goods, and
only substantial and good
wearing trimmings used. Full
line Of Thibets and Cheviots
for Suits or Coats and Vests
Both medium and writer.
weights in stock, with 10 cent
off prices ofthe h"avy-werghts
Our S. and $3.50 Trousers
are under their real value, AMI
can be worn for scmc months
yet, and among them you will
find some good styles. 10
per cent. off the So 50 and IS
heavy Trouscrings, and some
new styles among the IS ones
that have been $40 all season.
NobbySuitings at SIS to close
out-sone single patterns.
Closed evenings, except
Saturday, at 6 o'clock.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes Wilmington.
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To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quiaine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money If 1t falls
to cure 26c.
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Attacked by a Mad Bull,

We give Star trading stamps, at the
Manhattan Laundry, S06 and sos King st.
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Red ion Hundred Dele ates

Tho Democrats Of Red Lion Hundred
last night elected JamOI A. Mulliguu, w,
W: Chairs, Frank Cloavcr Alfred j. Don.
nidson and A. n. sutton delegates to
the Democratic convention which will
meet in Turn Hall on Thursday to revise
the rules Of the party.
,-.r>-~
Taylor and fullerton's Rheumatic Rem.
edy cures rheumatism in all its forms Pro-
pared and sold by W. c. Taylor, 3U9 King
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LAWYERS Toilet Made In Court,

We give Star trading stamps at the
Manhattan Laundry, SO6 and sos King ST.
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We give Star Trading stamps at he
Manhattan LCundry, sos and sos King ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06
olhcr games postponod on account Of pad


The bicycle races which are TO be run at
Forest park. Sunday May 3, under the aus
pieces Of the Lords Cycle club, promise to he
The most exciting events Of the season. The
club has made arrangements with Mi Coombs
to have tho track scrapcd and put In hrsi-
class condition. The club was most fortunate
In securing the services of Mr., =, G. MeiXell
for this meet. Mcixell holds the - hour I'M
paced record OF 225 miles. also the 50'mle
professional record besides having ridden
over 81, GOO miles on his wager since jny I
last He is also the champion rope jumpcr
OF the world, and viii give m exhibition OF
1904 skins. without miss, in less than seven
minutes
The most exciting part Of MeiNcll's per
fnrriance viii be the exhibition rides OF n
quarter. half a mile and FIVE miles on his
three roller track machine riding at the
speed Of the fnstost trains on three rollers,
without any other support than he would
base on dirt track.
The track events will have all tho fastest
men in the city MS competitors and some hot
racing may he looked for
Ample arrangements are being made U ac-
cnmmodatc very large crowd.
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OPEN LETTER TO HUTCHINSON
Mr. Monta j. Moore Addresses the
Distinguished Hous tonian.
DISCUSSING CAMPAIGN slANDrp.
A. Brought Forth by Some pub
hshcd References Ia Capt. Hutch-
eson's Turner Hall speech.
Hon, j, c. Intcheson, Houston, Texas.

non d. u hutchinson, Houston, Texas.
cameron, Texas, May 5.-Dear Sir. The
"alveston News, reporting the SaycrS mass
mee'ing held AT Turner hall In Houston
last Monday night, contained the following:
Hon. J. c. Hutchinson spoke for him
wS"st.s, anu s.urteu oW1 by saying that he
told abon, Inn ''i Law g. .'ns 'naI uau nSen
ma hcnp toId ana o,,,,,pE', NV ~ 'u"'
noedilon Thcv r,ln.aS w 80, !" w., W. 'hv op
record OF Air sovtrs ani ~ s S,it IS,
documents the SNEAKER shovel n strafshi
record for Mir sayr,sn " ''"'@"N
oo,a. IL,
V' ''"'S u ''e IMPORT IN connection
win those made you attack The Housloh
Post, which called from that paper In its
Wednesdays issue tho fo,,o,yine
an n,,,.,,,t,.. ..,
50 ~ .'ne9niuh foul was qelenalns MAJOR
80 We ue,t'"ss' NH"V hs elHhien WAS sian
NJ oo''"s,'eu !" ,, aetN'3 written DY ar
n"ps" - mVo'p. incse l'''e's were prlut-
w ~ f"e udNeS,oh NoWs' houston foA'
60 So, o. W '"' P'o"i"e"' P'pors VI lhe
''"''' w.
AS lawyer pleading the cause OF Major
Sayers you may consider yourself justified
Il, ,hus a,,act,,r,, .n,,, 1,,,,,. ,h,,,, rae,r,o,
TO- III 'no ro'e VI Statesman however at
tempting to advise the people as to their
hest interest | am at a mss 10 understand
t,,,. ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,t,, ,,,,,,. .,.,,,,., H.
'N''
are "cpess'p'e 10 Yo" ana You ooupt'ess I'M
derstand them thoroughly
have mover charged that Major cayers'
co,,r,,s,.,,,oi ror,rd alscto.cd mo-, ia cv,,
OPPOSED Tree coinage OF SILVER al ~ 70 l.
Upon the other hand In one OF my puzzle
letters, | stated that his paper record wa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06
ADVANCE nrFECTIvE YESTERDAY.
occnn Rates Raised to Where They
Were Last June.


Were Last June.
The advance in ocean freight rates from
New York to Galveston and Houston, an-
nounced last week by the Morgan and
Southern Pacific companies. became Of
foctiye yesterday. ana on May viii 90 into
effect on north bound business. The pres
ent rates are the same as those prevailing
prior TO tho decentralization last June
The increase was made necessary by the
rise in ocean insurance. which IS one Of
the incidents OF the war. The present
rates are as lollows'
To Galveston: Glass /. so; class ,, 65:
class g. 81, class 4. 45 class 8. ~; class y.
49, class Il, 80; class C. IS; classes d and
T. 81.
To Houston Class !. 81; class 2, ~;
class g. 60; class l. a; class ), 49, class a.
&C. class 49, Az class c, 40, classes D and
r. 81
Considerable has been said with refer
epce to the Houston and Galveston rates
as compared with those applying to com
mon point territory and recently some cor
respundence has passed between Galveston
persons and Houston railroad officials
calling attention 10 an alleged discrImna-
ton against he South Texas cities In favor
OF common points, As matter Of iatt
the combination through Galveston from
New York is $l.75 per 100 first class,
against 81 30 per 100 all rail to common
points. The Morgan line is continuing
their OCEAN service in the face OF advices
from Chicago IN the contrary. and We're
compelled 10 raise the rates to Galveston
and Houston In order that the insurance
may. he covered. Tho entire complaint. II
is understood. originated With the Mallory
steamship people and the Galveston trelg5t
bureau officials being based dpoE the fact
that merchandise can not be shipped from
New York 10 Galveston and locale1 out
OF there. making a better or as good a
combination IS the all rail route offers.
The Mallory line. In view of the then
approaching hostilties. more than two
weeks ago totally abandoned its service
rs did the Lone Star line previous 10 that
tine. thus leaving Galveston with no direct
ocean line whatever The Mallory's claim
that H. was not consulted in the matter
Of an increase was very apparent In view
OF the fact II had no line, and could not
saw how soon II would have one.
II the Morgan line IS compelled 10 aban-
don the last ocean line between The East
ern seaboard and Texas, the Southern
Pacific, It's land connection. has a traffic
arrangement with the Louisville and Nash
VILE and the Pennsylvania, which win
permit II TO continue the through busl-
ness at rates equal 10 those OF any other
ell rail route
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srANI.RDs AND AMERICANS.
Comparison Of the Fighting QunI'-
tics of Tic SG,hicrN mud -Mnilnrs.

ties OF ttF i'G'NtFFN UHi -ffb'lN'N'
Mr II. c. St Pierre. o. C., a Canadian who
served In the Union army during the civil
war. said recently, when interviewed by a
Toronto Mail ana Express reporter that the
war between this country and Spain viii be n
loneer ono than most people think. hnoag
other things no said:
"The Spauiards are both good sailors and
soldiers ThCy are most enthusiastic IN war,
and they fight good deal Ike the Turks.
Their feet Is also well prepared, and would
not be al an surprised II they were SUCCESS
ful duf.nC the FIRST engagements
"Itowevpr, d. rot believe that these hrtt
sutcosrcg could he maintained, as che hmori-
cam sailors and soldiers arc superior to the
spaniards. Tho Yankee especially Ii one Of
The hes, soldiers In the void. The southern
Is riRo On excellent soldier. but Of another
naturr The Yankeo is cool, methodiCal WI
bo shot III his tracks without moving. wSle
the southcrner is more enthusiastic. more
in alilsive tud IL Is possible that lac may be
hravor IN action than the man from the
North In the Southern soldier The SpanlnidS
will End an adversary worthy Of their keen
eat steel ana In tho man from the North
hardy and eXucrt snliists.
Il have NO doubt WhatHser ns to th7 result
the independence OF cuoa viii be secured
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THROUGH SABINE PASS.
s"ntheru Pacific Arranging 10 DO
BustneNs Tint WY.

behumont. Texas, MAY 5.--W. G. Van
Week manager of the Southern Pacific.
Atlantic system, arrived from New Orleans
tonight. He VIII nocsed to Sabine rass
tomorrow To The Post correspondent Mr..
van Week said that ARRANGEMENTS had
been made with the Sabine Land and Inn
nrovemcnt company whereby the Southern
Pacific becomes materially interested In
Sabine Pass and would 10 business through
the extent of the business until he re-
turned from Sabine Pass. which will be to-
morrow afternoon. The announcement Of
Mr.. Van Week will be cheerful news to
all SouthoAst TeXas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Louisville, May 5--The pthutantc stoke
the principal event on the card this after
noon was captured In handy style by Rush
the tayorite,
Seven mtiongs-Crockctt Alleviate. kom-
urusiki Time. i:31h
Four and hhlf furlonga- BattIn, Jnrid,
Groht Pride. Time, 1914.
1854
The Debuisnte stakes, four furloneE-Rush
Rose Apple Gay pnrIaienne. Time ~
Six furongF-.-o Opaque. Prlmate. Judge Qulg-
leg Time, lI9is.
Six furlongs--s uydam, Feroness, Commerce
Time, l.20.
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that VIII always remind the Texans ami
others who come this way OF the great
naval victory fought off Manila in MAY.
1888 Not long ago an order was given 10
ouiid a sidetrack at point three miles
nortf OF brookshirc, aud. upon completion
several days ago, the men came together
ana decided to cali II BRACES river Switch
MONDAY came the news OF tho Asia;ic
squadron's victory The new stations name
was Immediately changed Ia Dewey, and
the same has been approved by the general
Officers of the read
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Denison, Texas. May ga sweeping order
went into effect yesterday in the several
Texas at this Point. number Of the en-
ploycs of the machine shops have been re-
lieyed from further duty for the present
aud these remaining will work only two
days a week number OF trainmen have
also been laid off and there has been re-
auctions in most all Of the clerical forces
II is given out that the pay roll viii be
reduced $20, 600 a month.
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Rates $50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

b inner Chicrgu. ! A Morris. san An
T.. A. Harris and wife Navasota, Oco
blrrd, Frank Arnold, San Antonio; II.
Morgan, II. 6. Dunn. j. r. FettiSrew,
i: j. Il Check, Galveston; t.. J. Dodge,
b City; Geo r. Reynolds ChnttanooEa:
V, Schley, Geo Schlcy, Wharton II.
binson. Bryan Miss Sue Keep. Hunts
D. l.. Chapnun. Cueru: W. j. Porter.
D ork Porter Rose, :. 7. Swcctnan,
Non. w. J.. Parkinson. Sabine faas
Miss A. Perciyal. Covinr'nu.
Il, H. Smith. Crockett w. 7. Cailcn,
b Mrs wilson Mas ollie Dcsmoll.
pont; T. e. Kinsell, Dallas, Jonn j.
Arch Cribs, ST. Louis r. " Snearu,
Matt; NJ. J Garvey, San Antonio; II
b Beaumont C. Il. Beard. Weils-Fargo
ny.
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CIcburnc Notes.

Cieburne, Texas, May 5.--Superintondent
NJ. X. PendelI has gone to Dallas. He VIII
visit Houston and Galveston before he re-
turns.
Travelling Passenger Agent j. =. Wright
of the Santa Fe WAS In the city today look
ing after the compnuy's interests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

New York, May 5.-~Anueduct races;
Six furlones Juno, South Africa. Frum.
Time. f;i5 3-5,
Five furlongs-- Lepidaw, Sir Fiorian, Kings
Pride Time. l:G3,
seven furlongs-- Pinkic Ilambray, Lucid.
Long Acre. Time i;26 4-a,
The Flushing stakeA, mile and sixteenth
Mazarine Marmion, Nnbcb. Time. 1904
-Four and halt furlongs- Tyran'
Extreme. Time :J6 20.
Five furlones~-Oviate, Harry crawford,
Deal Time, 1903 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

e Cetti. Fort Worth; Geo w. Braun,
|T. Jopson. L. NJ. Kronhclmer y. Fret
|rg, New York; Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr,,
/ VIM. A Mason, st. Louis; Ben Levy,
|Orleans; Geo. w. Steff, city. T. h.
Fon Paterson, n. j.; Ernest Iiertzog,
tus, w. Berry. Yonkum, OSBORNE FL
few York: ! V. Bell. city; A. Olsen,
b. w j. Randolph and Wife jennings,
"a Nv. Patterson, Richmond, +. L..
Der, Wabash, Ind; l.. T. Noyes. city;
Croten, New York: W. j. Grove. Noa-
.R. b. Webb. San Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

The postoffice department has issued no.
ticc to railroads that the weighing Of mails
in the Fourth district. all west Of the Mis-
sissippi river. would be continued in
definitely. The weighing was begun 10
continue for thirty-tive consecutive days,
anC was TO end May 2. on that date the
;oads received the notice referred to.
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They ptny Today.
san Antonio AT Houston.
Austin Mt Galveston.


There was no ball game yesterday because
OF the rain storm. but to make up for II there
will be two today. abe FIRST beginning at $50
and the second following fifteen minutes
after the first Is ended. One admission to
both games.
Ladies are admitted free ut the gate, but
must pay az the grand stand
Hodge will pitch tho first game and Kcofc
the second.
This is the frat time San Antonio has beon
here this season and good crowd is expected
out The BronChos are likely looking loo
aud are capable OF putting up good game.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06
Completed June 7.

The general officers of the Cotton Belt
have given notice that the construction of
the sixty mile branch between Delta, Mo,
and Gray's Point. H.. will he complsted
and placed in operation June L. The new
line will give the Cotton Belt a connection
east of the Mississippi river with the north
and south trunk lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Cleburne, Texas. May 5.-Whie here the
other day General Manager Polk OF the
Santa Fe said that the new shop build
ings here would be begun in a day or two.
When finished Cleburne will have the
finest shoIs In Texas and the Santa fe
pay roll at this point viii probably amount
to 500, 900 a month
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,uo,hcr u,a stri.c ncnortcn.

vi roYo, Texas. May 5.--A dispatch re-
ceiycd here from Cases Grandes, Mexico, tells
cf great strike made about eighty miles
south o. that point. James Desmond 'aiae
tl..re a few weeks ago and went out To pros
poet With only burrO and provisions. lie
discovered ledge OF sold aud silver run
ming about 500 10 the Ton of the foraior aud
sio0a OF "a. latte. Desmond brought in some
sucrimous. which we're the admiration OF all
who saw them. aud IL is believed to be
fId
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Galveston, Texas, May i.~-The Austin SEN
ators met the Send Crabs on their own dia-
mond Tor tho first time this season. and de-
fcatod them IN very interesting game 10y a
score OF to ). The home team nad things
their own way until the seventh inulng, whcn
tho Senators pounded out hve runs, tying tho
score, and Won tho game by scoring IN the
last inning. Staples pitched good game
striking out the visitors heaviest battvrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Galveston, Texas, May 5.--Clerk Dart
OF tho Federal court adjourned the La
Porte sale again today until O'Clock to-
morrow Nothing has yet been heard from
Commissioner Williams, who went to Paris
10 consult with Judge BRYANT.
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
4. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates; SEQ and
500 per day.
- s--s--

4. Munson. Brazoria; Edw. H. Cooke.
ena; NJ. Grumbach, Galveston; 7. A.
Galveston' o l.. Tabor, Bryan; NJ
frts, Atlanta, Ga; j. Il. Bonney, Bon
Kelly. Richmond Va; &. Il. Linn.
knrth; H. A. Schofmeyer. Houston I;
&petticolas. Victoria; John O. Rowlett,
n. ~ Smith. city; G l.. Russ, Ter7s ;
Einstead, G. y. Hurts. Columbia II.
N, Angleton; Or. u, X, MurchisQn and
4gleton; j, Il. Frynier Wharton; Geo,
u st. Louis, VIM Moon, san An
II. y. Loggins G. s Bennett, i ".
"a. w. II, II Thatcher. Cnlumbia; r.
l4th, Celaya Gaia Mexico; stan o 4,
e. Heunekc, Hcmpleman. Krucger
ahys, Ononnoll, Conn. Gregory, Far,
Ayan. manager, San Antonio Baseball
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

!. Texas. MAY 5 Governor Cul-
has respited w. +. nenson, who
fenced to hang May in Richmond.
|nd county, for two weeks On the
fndation of the board OF pardons,
! re further information In the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Giddings Texas, May 5.-Mrs. william
stockton Of Dime Box. this county, who
was frightfully burned by lamp ex-
plosIon. an account OF which was 10 Mon
DAYS Post died OF her injuries on Tues
day morning. The DECEASED leaves de-
voted husband Ave little children aud a
host OF friends and relatives 70 mourn
her sad and nntimely taking OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

H. s. Collins Of the Texas Car Service
association leaves for Llano today.
Captain C. A. Quinsn. general man
aGer Of the Houston aud Texas Central,
went to Austin yesterday.
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Gr,ffo 4. Held.

Sacramento, Cal. May s.-Grno. the Aus
traIian pugilist. was today held to answer
the charge OF mspsiaugfter by Justice Henry
for causing the death OF Joe Deyc. alias Hull
Mccarthy. at the Sacramento Athletic club
entertainment last week. Griffo's seconds
were discharged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-06

Tho contract for the erection Of brick
roundhougc and office building of the 81.
Louie and Southwestern railroad at Tyler
has been Let TO r. J.. Van SAINT Of ST. Louis.
CONSTRUCTION was begun last We and the
hrirk work is Won under way.
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There Is new station on the Missouri.
Kansas ard Texas railroad near Houston
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ToNarRana, Ark, May 5..-W. T. IIcatn. a
monument Mnsnl AID citizen of Ndrlcs.
Texas, WIG cut Va Two by circular saw at
Ms mill tits afternoon.
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Galveston .,................0 30010l 90 b
Austin ......................0 . . o o . o l. q
summary
Two base hts--Becker. pequnnoy Andor-
son, kohnle, knau 2, l,atimer
Home run--knau
Sacrifice hit-Stnples.
Bases on called balls-on Rapp 3, OFF sta
pies I.
Struck out--By Rapp I. By Staples Z
Left on bases by Galveston II, Austin II.
Time of game 30.
lmpirC-Cnhill.
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ITOL HOTEL
k A. Herpey,
|, Manager.

,os, 81, 30 TO
per day. Six
rgant roona,
Lhath. Large
H. r O o III 8.
FaNy located.
accommodate
for CONNER
men In tho
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TO BE Two GAMES TODAY.
One Admission Only to Bc Charged,
However.
SENATOR'S BEAT THE SAND CRABS.
Founded Out Hits In the seventh
inning and Got a lunch OF
Five Runs.
How They stand.

Galveston 5, Austin 6.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Just think, for i5c you can keep the
flies and all insects out OF your room BY
using our screen cloth.
Cornice Poles, feet long, In walnut,
oak cherry and ebony. with brass
trimming, complete for. ....... zoo
window Shades. all colors. mounted
on Spring Rollers, feet wide.
6 feet long. ....,. ...... ........ lbo