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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-22
HYMENEAL.

WELLSPlTTS.- Ennis, Texas, Decem.
Der 2l.--br j. +. Wells Of Bristol and Miss
Bulah Pitts Of the Crisp community woro
Happily married yesterday afternoon az the
home of the BRIDES parents. Rev, and Mrs.
Jesse l.. Smith, Rev. Nj. lG, Hawkins Of
floating.
WATSON MOON.--V anet!n Texas. De-
cember 19-Quito crowd assembled at
Tie Methodl>, church al Nanetia, Texas.
last Sunday evening December is. 10 wit
ness the happy marriage of MI. Willie
Watson TO MISS Cordie Moon. Rev. ID. n.
Arnold officiating.
COOK NERREN .--Victoria. Texas De-
cember q. Mir George Cook Of Angleion
was married this morning 10 Miss Euna
Nerren at the home OF the bride near
Guadalupe Rev. j. johnson of The presby-
terrain church of this city officiating. They
left for their home in Angleton this inorn-
ing.
LUCKETT MONTGOMERY - Fort
North Texas. December 2l.Miss Ella
c. Montgomery and ]. n. Luckett were
married tonight. The bride is the daugh-
Ter Of City Secretary John Y NJ lntgom-
cry, while tho groom Is cashier of the
American Biscuit company headquarters
at Galveston.
M'CAMPBELLW WARD. Corpus Christi,
Texas. December 2l.-A wedding of Two OF
Corpus Chrisu's most prominent youag
People took place at the Epis ,o1al huron
Ut $50 o'clock this morning. whcn Nj. w.
b. McCampbell our popular young county
attorney, and Miss May Ward, one of our
most handsome young ladies. were joined
In the holy bonds OF matrimony by Rev. 4.
j. Holworthy. After the Wedding cero-
mony the happy couple. preceded by a con
tingent OF friends, repaired to the Arkansas
Pass depot where they took the train for
Houston on Il bridal tour.
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EMPRESS TRAINS coLL,pn.
Two Persons kiiird md Ten More or
J,ess Injured

Two Persons i<iilcd und Ten More or
J.ess Injured.
Now York Decembor a. Two OF the
fastest express trains OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
railroad came into olNislon caily TINS
morning nj Corona a qmall station In NV
Jersey Just beyond Railway, Tho early
Washington express. going Mt the rate of
forty miles an hour, crashed into the rear
end OF the l'iWsburg Flyer, II Chicago aud
New York through tinln tearing Tho rear
car into ndllne wood and killing two
persons and baily InjurIng len others.
A heavy fog prevailed at the time and the
Pttsburg Flyer was going slowly. while
the engine driver was endtllyorlng to read
u1e signals Tho engineer OF the Wash
lngton express supposed he had clear
track.
The dead.
WILLIAM o. DaWOLrE Petersburg,
w. Va, clerk In tho accountants office OF
the Ohio RIVER railroad
J.. E, KNIGHT cotorcd, OF Boston, por-
ter Ct the Pullman coach BarthoIdi
The injured:
Mrs. Julia Levy, Brooklyn. bruised about
body.
j. E. Welsh. Jersey CITY, conductor Of
Pullman coach B1rtholdi. both legs broken.
j. $. Meade. Brooklyn. leg broken.
Frank IRISH. travelling passenger agent Of
the Chicago and Northwestern roai, col
lar bone broken.
j. u. Koppey, Brooklyn. slightly Injured.
j. Vandergrff Philadelphia engineer Of
the Washington express cut about head.
=. Zane. Princeton. fireman Washington
express. scalp wounds.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Decd OF Trust.

Weatherford, Texas, December ia.--J, A.
Maddox executed decd OF trust and iilgd
for record IN the clerks office at o'clock
a m. today, making u, NJ. Alexander
trustee The following is list OF pre.
feIred credi ors
Schedule A-Mrs NJ +. Maddox. note,
ssst; III. L.. Moseley, account $50; Cithea,s'
National bank of Weathcrford. note S12T:
Coleman Il Iysaght company. account.
Sl6S; Mrs NJ. Il. Maddox. note $l6S; Bob
White, salary, s5S.lS. John X, Bsiand
stationery company. si42.29. ToSal.
Schedule B-Carter- Battle Grocery COM
pany, Font Worth. $3.50; Darlington s. CO.,
Dallas, Sai.45; Meyer RIOS, Drug company,
ST. Louis, Mo. Sl2l: Blanke Bros. Candy
company, ST, Louis. Mo- 500 &c. CARING
ion & Monegomery, Fort Worth, S2i.9i;
Nicholas kuhner company. Davenport.
lows. Sl90.50; John II. Boland Statoner
company. st. Louis. Mo-, s2o7s3; ths
Oasey-Swasey company. Fort worah,
SITS; l. Wright & Co.. st. Louis, Mo-,
Sto.SO; WennerSsr Mauris Candy company.
st. Louis. $50; the Carter Ink complnv.
Boston. Mass sl9.7S. Total. 1892 30.
Grand total, sl9a6.3o.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

morris. Elliott, Texas, December FL
Mr.. Wi.ter Morris, an estimable young man.
died yesterday near here after a shor, III
ness. He leaves bride of nine days to
mourn his loss. and host OF friends and
relatives.
MhLL0CK -I.uilng. Texas. December
.1.-Mr. Edward Mailosk, aged So years,
and the oldest citizen OF Caldwell county'
dled Mt 10 O'Clock last night at his rfsl-
dence in Prairie Lea, eight miles up Inc
valley. The funeral, attended by an M
mense copcourse took placs at the village
csmetery this evening Mr.. Mallock was
a native OF Scotland and came to Texas Of
an early day settling in Gonzales. from
which place be removed many years ago
10 his late horne. He was man VINO
stood high in the estimation OF all who
knew him. and ha, filled number OF re-
sponsible public positions.
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REFusEp Az OFFIcE.
Garden of Dallas Was offered Assist
ant Attorney Gcnernlship.

Dallas, Texas. December z1.-Mr. Geo.
A. Garden. ex-member OF the State demo
cratic executive committee and a well
known lawyer at the Dallas bar. was Of
tered the position Of first assistant attorney
general by Attorney General elect Tom s.
Smith. Mr. Garden Is very popular with
The democrats of Dallas county ami this
voluntary tender by Mr.. Smith is much APP
preciatei by Mr.. Gardens friends. Mr..
GARDENS law practice rrecluded his ac-
eeptance of the honor offered him. Mr..
Carier has never talked Of this himself
but the story leaked out through his init
mate acquaintancns.
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wEEvILs NOT KILLED.

Cold In Said to Produce No Lasting
Effect on the Pests.
Victoria, Texas December 21.--A state
ment recently appeared to the effect t1at
the cold spell would be blessing 10 the
farmers in this section, 40 1t would XII
the boil weevil. There does not seem TO
be any warrant for the assertion, as 1ne
Post correspondent was Informed few
DAYS ago that the theory had been tested
in Wharton by putting Several of the Wee
wills In a block Of ice. When tCey were
taken out two days later they wee SIM
alive and soon revived.
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BIG SHOOT AT BURTON.
Programme for The Three Events Of the
Meeting.
THE Big MATCH IS SECOND ON THE CARD
Two Hundred Dollars Guaranteed
the High Man Mt Twenty-Five Dirds
I'm the Handicap.
To the spof4smen 81 rcxas.

~ tht SppINSIncQ Oh Texas
Burton, Texas. December 2o.--Commenc
ing Monday January %. at . a. M. the
first gun will be fired in the big 1--we bird
tournament at Burton. Texas, continuing
throughout TIE Esd and gath: 1900 pigeons
nave been secured
Tie following is the proyramcne;
First evsmt-Ssvtn live birds, s. en-
trance; three moneys, 80. 30 and 20 per
cent.
Second event--Twenjy- five live birds. 500
entrance with twenty entries: 500 is guar
antesd tc first sl25 to second. Sl0o to
third; less number OF entries than twenty
VIII be in propSrtion, none but Texas
sportsmen will be eligible to this match.
a distance haalcap will be used In tn
event, this maximum and m.ntanum dis
lance viii be thirty.one yards ami twenty
SIX yards, Ewentyslx yards being assigned
TO those Who have never shot at live bird
over the traps. Tie different distances
shall be IN accordance with the known
average and experience of the shooters
THIRD event--Ten live birds. $3.50 en-
trance; four moneys. 10, 30, 20 and 10 per
cent OF the nurse.
Very lew rates have been secured for
all sportsmen with local hotel men.
In connection with the above. the fell
lowing letter has been received by The
Pest
Pleass' inform the sportsmen of Texas
that in the twenty five I've bii'i event
witch is booked 10 come off at Buron ON
January 30 that a distance handicap VIII
be ussd. The attending sportsmen Will
select enc or their number, whose duty it
will be to assign 10 each gentleman the
distance from which he will sttoot. in str CT
aplCVHlngp with each ShnDtcr'S
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regards the strength and position of tho
Havana Qualifications. he laid before the
secretary u plan IN the consuumati,n of
which he wns confident of silencIng the
batUerses. thus making /, practoabc To
shell the city. which he would do only af-
ter warning given twenty four hours In ad-
vance. How strongly the admiral endeay-
orcd to secure reversal of the sccretarys
direction appears In the closing paragraph
of his letter, VIZ:
u shall do my utmost to carry out your
wishes rs set forth In your letter At the
Same time | hope You viii consider tho
plan ! have here outlined, | have dis
crss9d tho matter freely VITA Captain
Evans. Captain Taylor aud Captain Chad
wick and MI unite with me that the direct
attack is sufficiently promising TO warrant
IL, trial"
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Mr.. Hardin Norris, clerk of the drug
store OF r.. Shoemaker, Perry. ILL.,, says:
"a man came into our store the other
day and said. ! want a bo1tle OF that stuff
that saves childrsn's lives read in the
Ngys about IL. Tho children may get
sick when we can not got the doctor quick
enough us the medicine YOU sell for
Group. He alluded to Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy and bought bottle before
he left the store. For sale by all drug
glsts.
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THE CHARTER coNu,rrpe

me committee in charge of framing tho
rev city charter continues 10 ma,n,.,n
sAehce as to its work, but numerous ru
inofs ara afloat concerning tile character
"a y. ohe recommendations 1t viii maxi i,
t - now reported that reiuctisn from
twenty-five to seven in tho nnn,han 'o "a
dermen will be rscommen,had ana aioa ~ W.
hDoiitioh of aldermanic salaries provisio,
Tor the abolition - the offices of The civ
recorder and police clerk will. it is saii
also be made. = 10 saiu'
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,o,,,n COUNTY Religious Notes.

Mckinney, Texas, December 2o-Ths
Baptis. ministers of this county met here
today and organized to aid in consolidating
the eight Baptist schools of the State with
Baylor university at Waco and to raise
5000 900 20 liquddate all Indebtedness j. r.
Crouch OF Mckinney gave S25O0. :, ,,
Elder g. A. Faris of Gainesville VIII M
the vacancy occasionsd by the resignation
~ Elder S. X. Hallom as pastor OF the
First Christian church here,
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Alvin, Texas, December 2i.Messrs. J,
r. Kimmens 4 Co. of this city. who have
been engaged in the grocery and feed
business Coz several years, sold out their
stock to Mr.. l., b. CasNsn. well known
business man also OF this city. MIR. Chas
kimmens, the manager for j. X. KIM
mems & Co., win accept position With the
kImmens Hardware company.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

several Firms Were burned ouf NJ
IOngyIew.
Longvtew. Texas, December 2l.--ffe at
3 a. m. today destroyed several brick
stores: Harold building, loss $4,000, no In
surance: L. p. Bass saloon, loss siooo' m
supanne s9000: w. G. Inge's building, loss
$500 insurance $500; l.. Newman, STOCK
less $500. no insurance: Il. G. Crane, loss
ON building and stock $4,000, insurance nee
$1,000; E. r. Morrill,. building. loss si.Oy,
no insurance: w. Wright, pholograpnen'
loss $500, no insurance; w H. "hieiooh'
loss on stock $500, no insurance,
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THE INSURANCE INJuNcTIoN.

The National Aid association. which re-
Gently sought an injunction to prevent the
commissioner of Insurance. FROM Interior
ing with its spread In Texas. has beeu do.
INJURED out of court at Fort Worth win
leave, however, to file an amended petit
ton, and Offce Assistant Attorney General
King left for Fort Worth this evening to
be present for the State tomorrow when
said amended petition is passed upon.
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KiIIed by a Fall.

Paris. Texas, December 21.-Wbile
tenant named Shelton and his SON. on D.
X. Bywater's place near Maxey. were
building a house the scaffolding gave way
ana both were precipltated fifteen feet.
THE son struck on his head and sustained
concrssion from which he may die. The
father fell on his back and was seriously
injured.
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IMPORTANT MEETING.

Judging by The amount Of hotel room
engaged in advance by their representatives
lot the latter part of this month the school
bool; publishing houses doing business L.,
IeXds attach considerable Importance ia
the rlid'winter meeting of school snperin
tendents AMI principals, which will begin
here on December 81.
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Jaf11eSBute
HOUSTON.

a pie of hay. He had evidently been dead
several dnys probably since tho day OF his
disappearance Inst Thursday AMI the body
was In an advanced state OF decomposition.
II is thought he concealed himself under
tho hwy 10 escape the pursuit Of friends
who were hooking for him anu died from
cold and exposure,
The remains were taken to the cemetery
last night ard services by the Masonic or
der held ut tho grave today.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
AMENDMENT RAISING LEGIsLArIyn
PER DIEM WAS BURIED.
"am"rs rs to Changes in the city
e""rter to BE Proposed-Attorney
General Approved bonds.

Austin, Texas. December 2l.-The off.
elai returns show that amendment proyid.
ing Tor increased per diem fol. members
OF legislature submitted at last ga,rer,1
e'ection was defeated by vote of 25s.lsl
to 35,eOl.
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They win remain in Galveston few ~.
SEPTEMBER cf.AtMs

WY CLERK g. Bowaen Settle announce.
that he win begin tomorrow mornsns go
ING OH the September claims ara,nst ~.
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Night Shirts are Nice.

Robes Of New York Mills Muslin 60 Inches
long, Front Trimmed with Embroidery
WalstSands s' o''"' ' .'''' soc
Night Robes, Fancy pink or Light Blue
iieeey. " warm "''V.'o' eN''" 'o"s s0" 75C
Very Elmo White Muslin Embroidery nD
ON Front. Persian SILK Trimmingm.. ''oo
w coSr sS'i Fsr. %G? SIX x M'rsc. aud $50
" res six sin'S Tam@ Si"''o's pretty rOn
Robes of Pure Cream silk, each ann. 700
or Cream Silk with silk Embroidered
Figures. each Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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DEATH or MRS. OWENS

MRS. Fannie, Owens, aged SIS years, died
Yesterday at 2 o'clock D. m. at the home Q,
Hsr son, Mr.. William Love, 1920 Avenue II
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entertainment al Lexington.

eDtertainment sScAly evening last UNDER
the auspices OF the Baptist Youas Peopn's
Union and under the management OF MRS,
b. j. Fletcher. the youog people ,a.seu
Ruckner Orphans home OF Dallas.
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RAILROAD shons nurned.

Eagle Pass, Texas December 2l'-Ine
paint shop of the Mexican international a.
c,riad Po,irlo Dig burned q 2 HFPr,,
This morning, together with all paints ana
oils. one pullman car and one coach. Loss
estimated at $4,000.
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stock Turned over 10 creditors.

Waxahachie, Texas, December ola.
Trippet filed an instrument last night.
farming over his stock of dry goods and
notions valued at about 100000, 10 Cap
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Stocl. Removed.

Alvin. Texas, December Eli b. Ards
who has been in the dry goods business
here about a year has shipped his stock ~
Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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Gin nurne,, Nc,r YrInity.

Trinity. Texas. December ci,--The sin Of
John Stanley, together with seven bales OF
cotton. was destroyed by fire this evening;
the gin WIS insured.
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SMALLPOX At CAMERON.


DtseaSe Under Control aud No Dan
ger % sorcnd.
Austin Texas December 2i.--This even.
ing DR. Blunt returned from Cameron.
where he investigated the sma-lpox nav
prevailing there. He says the disease is
under control and there is no danger of its
spreading. The disease is mild, and of
nineteen cases In he peet house only six
are in bed and none of them are serious.
Cameron Texas December 2l.-Dr. w
J.. Blunt, State health off!cer. was here to-
DAY and made the following statement in
regard to smallpox in Cameron
Il made thorough inspection and III
vestigation of the condition in Cameron,
and find that Dr. Greer county health Of
ticer, has the matter under thWough con-
lrcl All the sick, and those who have
been exposed, are isolated and are under
guard. 1t is my candid opinion that there
is no danger in people visiting CAMERON
and those who will secWh health certfl-
cate from Or. Greer that they have not
teen exposed to smallpox can visit other
sections of the State without danger 10 the
public. | came here in response to e&aS-
gerated reports. which found upon inves-
tigation to be untrue. There is no prospect
of an epidemic here and | fear no further
spread of the disease. | estimate that 30
per cent of the people in Cameron have
been vaccinated.
II Will stop over In Rockdale and notify
the people there Will be no danger Of their
people visiting Cameron, and that there Is
no danger of people visiting Rockdale VITO
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BONDS APPROVED

The attorney general today approved for
registration SSl 900 issue Of Waller coun-
ty refunding court house and an $50. 900
issue of Corpus Christi refunding water
works bonds.
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Gin surned Near Ra.k.

Rusk. Texas. December 2o--The gn OF
.Iohn T.. tn bic. six miles from here. burned
hast might. No insurance Loss SDas
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Gin Near smith~ilic Isurncd.
Smithvilsc. Texas, December ef--Primm's
Sin, four miles south OF here. burned Last
right; loss $1,000 insured for about s2ecV
Cause OF fire not learned
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DIED from Encct. Of blow.

Bartlett, Texas, December 2i.-Buck
Thompson died last night from the blow no
received from Bob Allison Inst Saturday
evening. Allison liz now In the Bolton jail.
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san Antonio. Texas. December 2l.-fe,e
Weckbecker will captain the san Antohi'
bacl team another year.
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!. 'alrED STATES COURT.

NO
se Of the Girard Life Insuranc.
3 Company VS.. ]. B. Watkins
j n. iof'sage Company ct al. Re-
kreported the sale of 1Os acres
[lk.a. uman county. known as the
yer farm, to T. McGrath for
" case the receiver reports
Mi acres Of land in Coleman
Sanders for si44U.
LEMING's DEATH.
|A fleming, wife of Captain
" "tg ne British steamship
- y -',ssspi.'day at ST. Mary's
~ nome was in Crosby, near
a,. ARRIED.
I ~ nd Mrs. W. B. Buvens of
r ! Aino'Iisd at the First Baptist
W Yesterday afternoon.
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|is1 CITY NEwSI1EMS
..,.u Meeting Over the West End
Flats Matter.
..,,fsrs FOR THE CATTLE MEN
A.. 20 he secured to the
.-Funcral OF Mrs. Bet-
.yuIie-Other Deaths.

Ion, Texas, December N.-Last
\, tbe office Of Leo n. Lew there was
= :, me West End flats committee.
sssp q to the committee there were
~ wessrs. wheeless and Nolan rep
-. % the legislature from CAL
s ssupty, and Messrs- Austin, stubbs
,.ss,oy The meeting was of a private
80 ranorters being invited to at
.,derstooi that the meeting was
!, the purpose of enlishtening the
.,r,,entatlves from Galveston county
W ~bole West End flats proposition.
s.,,,rt Of Mr.. Levi with the city, it
s.x,s read and explained in Its vari-
80 and then draft of bill which
.,,x,.sd to have introduced into the
,.,,,lature was submitted to the leg
y %, their inspection.
levi. II is said, was asked many
,,.s by Mr.. Wheless and Mr.. Nolan
~. ~ advanced a good many ideas as
=. .bo,l,d be done and what should
n done
y, Levi promised to send copies to
nc legislators for their careful at
~ A some later day, 1t is expected,
(,.rsators will meet the committee
/ nd II the Levi bill does not suit
rspd Wheless it is expected that some
z NM can be framed to meet such OBJ
"a as they may have.
bIll Mr.. Levi has submitted to
= Nolan ard Wheless Is understood
n n accord with the advertised state
Al the committee. 1t embraces the
lNa bond clause.
n rsntlemen who were at the meeting
nd TO believe that too much publicity
IsIug the working of that body at this
would do no good. They are laboring
n, very best interests of the city, one
n gentlemen said, and in due season
ii the proposed bill will be submitted
u people for inspection.
kre has been good deal of misun-
upiing and Misrepresentation" said
wmmitteeman land it was to clear
some Of the fog and to ascertain the
OPTIONS of the Legislators that the
ang was held. | think We all under
each other better now"
VA Messrs. Wheiess and Nolan indicate
khsr they would support the Levi bill?"
Eltleman was asked.
4" he replied. They are pledged to
! Vest End flats proposition by the con-
far that nominated them, but, of
III, there is always a difference of
BIO as to the better way of attaining
/ Id that is sought for. We are trying to
DE common ground upon which all of
IN meet ard join hands for the benefit
as city and the State. That's all there
|teut It."
What objections we're advanced by the
Arors?"
lTsy gave their opinions as to what
enal members might DO. Later on. we
know more about the subject ami
fMwill take the people into our con-
M, This Is merely preliminary,
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Thts afternoon ut this Baseball park grid
iron the two rival high school teams OF
Texas will combat in a friendly game Of
foctball icr the championship. These two
teams are the Houston high school and
Galveston Gall ,.et school teams Both
ere in excellent comiton. having bsen IN
active trGinlng for the past two msnths,
and the football patrons Of Houston VIII
be tre,seed to an excellent exhibition.
Houston has. ulder her three coadnfs
learned several new plays, such as have
never before been played in Houston. The
high school boy, aave big expense and
iAe public is requested to help them along
Fe-I1w.ng constitute the teams:
Arnold ......... Left End ........ Settle
SIM .........L Lett Tackle Nv Cannon
Bre ding ......Left Guard ..' kelpsrg
Nsgauran Center .,.....,... Weiis
wf.'1gns -. Right Guard ..... Ecchart
Prjester 80. Right Tickle ...,,... FLAKE
Bradley ...... Right End. S Cannon
Porter ....., ouarteroaok. tcapt) Ripley
Dwyer ~. Left Hllfback .-..... Scott
Ia It-dsrnier (Capt.1 Halfback Nichols
Beavers ..... .Fullback ann. Rogers