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roDAy's EVENTS.



Five furlongs. madens Elnus, liz, stand
ing, ii5 pettifogger Premature. rlueky.
Peaceful Ross CLARK. Rochester, Water kins
M,schievous. Iron Grown. Thermos, sHesi'a-
ton. West Baden. Prestige, Hansborousn,
Brrhommo Richard. III. Red Path, Armor.
it,.
Mfle aud furlons. handicap Algol, i2d,
WATERMELON, il6 Great Land. no, King Bar
lcycorn, Marblehead, i0a, Estaca, l0v. holden,
%.
Five furlongs. selling primatc, los; Caesar
IAN Judge Tarvin, satin slipper. l0a. Caout-
ohouc, los. Ben liadpd, rinse. iol. Decide,
lrs varus, gS; Inspection, Athy, Stannei
70; klpea 70. Red spldcr, as Theory, ~;
Uhivalrous. clan Tran. 81; Rig Indian So
Mile and MISUNDERSTANDING. ANON, 100
Great Land, liz. Mnnliue, Holland, los
Rhinelander, iUi. The Bouncer. Brahmin
ssmes Todd 100 sSmith entry.
Five furlonge- flauut, lnshfrie, Proetidigt
tator. Shorehnm, Mike Strauss, il6. Montanic
Sadduece, 49, Ghetto. Maribert llsi ras
mania, 100.
Sin furlongs, maidens--Grey Jacques, Bur
lington Route Great Neck. Oliver Nc lin
Partial, Desperate. Strathoonian, Dan cupid
1 Imitation, Morose, Littlo elsa. liz: Hayume
pisturher, 1903; Admiration, Exit, mcnamara
( Marry Emma. Veracious, loI,
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Ono mile. sellns--Gomez ia Poute, cnnet
Farondeile ioT. sadie Levy, Eight Bells los
Piramo gs. Glenrace, Colonel Cassidy, MAJ
Dora Oh Capitola SO.
Five-elshths OF mile. selllns-st. Angus
tine. Czarowitz. Lucky Dog Jesse 40, putcl
Hard 1871. Aunt Mary, Necklace. Nellie bakei
I.otue Mills. Miss Bramble, Harina 1875, Bel
punch is4 Flora G. Bramnella. Cninon lSs.
Five eighths OF n mile-Ned Dennis llu
John Haisey Lampwick, Wounded Knee, Bon
inward prestomo Greenock los. Leirsls
Grace Phillips southern Girl, Alice Turne
1915, Chickamauga .. l.. Mitchell los. May
Go. Rose Caron 100.
one mile and twenty yards, handicap
Fcrvor. Crockett los, SIR RoiIe lci' Meauo"
thorpe iO2 Found aS. haauul %.
one and one-sixteenth miles, selling
Meadowthorpe ne Eddie Jones no, Rebe
Jack los, Forget Not los. Geo. Lee iOo.
One mile selling-Osrtc IA. Wilson Mys
terry iio kisme. Mamie G 1902, Aroiast lo'
Helen Paxton ".
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sMITHvILLE ITEMS.
Il. Cream Festival Was u Great Sue
cess-LOcul News.

II. Cream Festival Was u Great sue
cess-Local News.
sunyllle Texas, May 27.-The ice cream
.sr,l given few nights ago for the benefit
stis River Park band, was one of the most
hTini affairs given in this city so far this
,Irrsr. The old Dean store building was
e.u,ly converted into a real Garden OF
lisa miniature park. Small cedar trees
sFstsd With moss were placed in rows and
wlarsd electric lights were the main features
L be decorations The building was crowded
iat music by the band was splendid The
proceeds will be used In buying uniforms for
DE band
10 ladies' of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
I've Firemen also gave delightful entertain
l'rt 10 the way OF an ice cream supper and
dtnEy show Wednesday night.
The River Park band gave a cake walk and
lance last night at Magnolia hall, which was
~ attended and pronounced TO be a splendid
itlif Seven or eight of smithville's young
ia dressed most comically and with black
lea faces walked for the cake, which was
is1rted to H. L, Dickson and S. B Cook
'4eie Law lttH numerous Otler dances
l,s entertainments in the city this week.
~ /. Hills OF Pittsburg has begun work
q BIS local telephone exchange for this city
ats placitg the large cedar poles in theli
'ulcns piscS
y. contrast for the erection OF a telephone
ile nom heie to Red Rock via Rosauky was
msIded 70 j c, Holloway, his bid being
~ There were eleven other bidders.
hGA Is Progressing very satisfactorily on
W J, NJ. Q A building and the big iron
M'se and when completed this city expects
give q celebration that will bring I'M.
nns, crowds from all over South Texas t.
aN 10 the State.
sssss nave been .slveral prominent railroad
~, al s s lnis week among them being Gen
~ superlntendent J. W. Maxwell. A. l.
loucss travelling entineer and Vim a Harm
iap'iintendent motiIs mower Ali of tho Mis
mn M. Kansas and Texas.
rsrs .slous rlpe peaihes and plums are be
.nnlng TO befmarkesed here There will b,
y acreage crop rallied. So The POST GORE,
s9oncslt is informed
MISS Ida Barnett OF Halletsville Mics 7. "
Il, - san Antonp and Miss Mamie Ma
an J. II Chancellor is visittny In Mart,
lstas this week - ''''t's III ->'i''
Ms J. H. Bean has returned from, wan,
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have many friends who are interestai in
,nclr future welfare as they thus sever
their connection with the city school.
Judge Price gave resume Of his sub
lcct in keeping Win his character helms
practical. strong suggestive and solid
presentation OF the important features. ali
slven with grace and dignity Of name,
combined with rare elegance and e'o-
ouence OF diclion. All Basirop town and
county are prepared 10 enjoy what he says.
as he has won the love and confidence Of
the people by proving himself WORTH o.
hteir trust in many capacities.
Professor Palmer In conclusion. made 4
few appropriate remarks in an carnes,
manner. echoins a fact thai Is apparent
TO all that there is harmony and geo
will between all parties contested with
the public schools OF Bastrop and that
prospects are very cheering for the next
term.
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Seven furlongs, selling-Finom Respice, IL
Coanaa. Tolstoi, Mizaouu ii0i richardson
lo7. The suggard synia, Maggie Davis 100
Becky Ban, Capscum Miss Josephine iVo
Gay Parlsionno 95,
Five furlonss, seiling-Lady CurSon luo
Rodd, Ben Chance, 1903; Nottie Regent, Lark
spur l02; Ocouee, Princess Maleen' beNuh
Peddown, Sinnemahoue, 1907
Mile, selliug--kiug Elkwood, lQi, HAND ~,
Osmon, Provolo, 1922 Rarus, Loyalty, orme
Aimunte. Dictate. 90, School Girl, NirSle o.
Nellorine. 81. a ,,,a
Mile and ten yards-samovar liz; kr
KrIngle, 100. Grent Bend, 1902; Carl o. lul
Gold Fox, During, 90. ,
Four and a half furlongs-John ierkes
Tam English, Princess Esther Broxbourne
Gilbert. Gnlando. Decoy, pissolute, ll2i Lit
Tie Smoke, 1917 Honest Run. l0f -,
Mile, sollng--Sue Nell, Don Clarencio; ~
kin. lO7; True Light Allie Belle, Babe Flelds
Vanegsa. Iufelice, Connie Lee, l02; Dashaway
Prince Heuo, %, Lyllis, ~.
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Ilillshoro, Texas, May ss There was no
preaching at any OF the churches to-day or
account OF the commencement exercises
at Patterson's Institute. The result, was
that the institute chapel was crowded To
Its capacity and uveriiowing, Rev j. u
French of Fort Worth preached the annual
sermon. and 1t was grand sermon, dwell
ling upon the necessity and undying vir.
tues of Thorough education, especially In
high moral directions
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San Antonio. Texas, May 2S.-The game at
the park today was lively and exciting one
and up to the sixth inning the tension on the
part OF the rooters was strained to a point
that threatened danger Not run had been
scored on either side, and the playing OF both
was Of the kind that the lover OF genuine
baseball wants to witness. In their half Of
the sixth the Houston boys managed to cross
the home plate twice, the Bronohos goose
egging. san Antonio made her first run in
the seventh inning. but Houston retaliatcd
lerccly and deciBively in the eighth adding
six more to her returns, and the game was
virtually at an end, Notwithstanding the home
boys rallied sufficiently to pull out three runs,
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SCHMIDT WINS AGAIN
At the Monthly Rowling Match OF the
Nonstnn Tmrmvcrctn.

The monthly bowling contest OF the Hous-
ton Turnveren for the Curtin aud Harrison
medals took place yesterday afternoon u
Schultz won the first prize; w. w Schmidt
the second aud +. 5. Rookie the BOBBY. The
score was as follows: Ed Sweeney, y; Wal
ter Schmidt, Al; d. ID. smeaton. S3 Henry
Albright, 81; Louis schwartz, w l.
Schneider, 80 Jno. II. Meyer, %; Loul'
schweIkart. 81: E. W. Leman. 29i GU
schultz. 25 VIII Leopold, % b schultz, "
Albert schweitart, IS; Henry Schmidt "a
will Schrndor, n George Turke, %, Joe
uaddep. 35; L. s. Rookie, n; Tom Wilson. ~
Gus Street %. Fred r. Meyer %.
This Is the second time that Schmidt ma
won the second prize the Harrison medal
again,
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n,nnnc Of Flicr AZ Hnlshoro.

unlsboro. Texas. May 27.--There is much
eneculatlon here about the plague OF flies
which now prevails in this section and what
,auses them. they were never known to be
numerous or sticky. They MI the streets
~. bees and annoy mau ind beast. Som
,,ilch COWS nave 10 be hlanketed 70 protect
tten from the flies There are fears that 50
49,, 49,, ties arc tho forerunners OF disease.
1,,ey are this way all over the county. There
a. a great deal of bowel complaint among chill
- -, cIer the county and some among ADULTS,
y.,tl an occasional case OF cholera morbus.
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FLAToNIA FACTS.
ro'toflce Has C,,nacs u,,a.rr
ICES Elected princfnnl

mas Chtngc0 Hands-Trus-
tees Electe, principnI.
fs'onia, Texas, Ma as.-At meetin, 80
-, q school truItees held last evening.
No.. ~ " scott Wis elected to succeed
ln'flt as sruerintendnt NJ the cltv scbools
9 toe ensuing scholatic term. prof scott
y successfully CONDUCTED the schools dur
i. usIm lpst endd as to make himself
e'y popular and his election WAS mani
.'A He leaves todayFor Ia crane where
4, eonaucl the sumner formal,
cibsa cbs sioek vesterdf evening the post
trsv ~ sas sss 4ands. NJ. o. p Basford re-
NJ pss aS !ar. julius Lux assuming charge.
b. prssiJau Was appoited January Il. 1894
ts,yed s,nt Clevelant consequently has
tsrn sAtseh months leyond his four-year
hs sdrs,s,iar as your correspondent knows
sltis,sr.1n,nl haslgiven very general
III III s NJ w. Basford. who has
q assS..aast ne wears tcupied the position
b N, q postmaster. has been succeeded
las fha q W. LauS. he new postmaster
erp.,,su soSantige of pokessing considerable
.-.lsoa administration.
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DENTON WANTS SANTA FEE TAP.
Meeting WIN BE Held to See What

Meeting VIII lie Held to See What
Can De Done.
Denton, Texas, May 27,--The visit Of
Colonel Polk and other Santa Fe officials
yesterday is causing considerable talk, as
It is thought the visit may have some
thing to do with the building of tap
road from the Santa Fe here. At any rate
a meeting OF the citizens has been called
for Monday night, at which, 1t is said, an
endeavor will be made to get up a.-nGnus
toward putting such road through A
commercial club will also be organized
at the meeting Monday night to aid in the
upbuilding of the city.
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G., b. and *. G. survey.

Center, Texas, May 27.-Mr. T. ~ Allen
civil engineer, representing the Furguson
Construction company of New YORK city
was in Center yesterday. He has been
out over the line surveyed by Mr. J, f.
Weed for the Gulf, Beaumont and Great
Northern railroad. Mr. Allen vas very
favorably Impressed with the line sur
veyed by Mr. Weed Mr.. Allen goes from
here op down the line to Kirbyvile and on
to Beaumont, and thence TO New York
where he xii! make his report to his COM
| many
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Rennrt Is niscrcdited.

Fort Worth, Texas, Way 9s'-The r9poII
sent out from San Antonio recently hat
the Missouri Kansas and Texas had pur-
chased & three-story building here and
that the company contemplated moving
its 1cNas general offices 10 Fort Aor.n
is discreditcd herr by the Katy local u
fice. Whether the,e is anything IN the
rumor or not no one here seems 20 know
anything about II.
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TWO TRAINMEN KILLED.
Engine Turned Over and Engineer and
Fireman We're Caught
DENTON WANTS A TAP OF THE SANTA FE
Meeting VIII he Held Today 20 80.
What Can he Done-Rntes Tor
Special Events.

Denison, Texas, May ga Texas and
Pacific freight train was dltched this
morning near Whitesbcro; the engine
turned over and Engineer John Isom and
Fireman Ed Johnson were both killed.
The men were caught under the engine and
suffered terrible torture. A number of
freight cars went into the ditch.
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RELIGIOUS.
T,vo Meetings Mt CIcburnc.

Cleburne, Texas, May 27.-Two protract-
ed meetings are in progress, one at the
Methodist and one at the Baptist church.
The people have become so enthused that
most OF the merchants have agreed TO close
their stores two hours every afternonG to
allow their employees to attend the SER
Virps
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s4nkes Tnkcn NORTH.

Galveston. Texas. May Is = John b.
walter and e. T, borough. two deputy
United ststes marshais. left here tonisht
- parls having E. S. Stokes in charge
10 n..,,as Ia a negro ongicted here a. the last
sern of the Federal court OF falsely repre-
septing himself 10 be pension agent and
az aoceptlns money from ignorant dar kies On
W, ~ ,hen AT Paris the deputy marshals will
~ ~, IN receive fifteen other Federal prison
ers and will then 20 to LeaNenworth with
them.
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Now chnrch COR wn,nhnchle.

waxahaohie Texas, May 9S.-The So
Ilclting committee selected TO collect money
to erect the new Baptist church report
$40 600
Dr. H. A. Bourland has gone 10 George
town 10 meet with the curators, he being
member Of that body.
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prnso. river Nny,sn,,ou.

San Felipe, Texas. May eT.--A mass meet
ine OF the citizens OF san Felipe and vlcinags
was held this afternoon at : o'clock FOR the
purpose Of eiecting delegates 10 the Brasos
River Navigation convention 10 be held at
BRENNAN July g. The folio >lng were elected
delegates; Dr, ]. s. Davidson, W. l., Gray.
j. w nill aud John PHILLIPS. sr.
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cubnp Missionnry at cnlvert.

Calvert, Texas. May 2s Rev. A. B.
Carlyle, formerly OF Waco but now a
missionary to Cuba, preached two inter-
estlng and edlfying sermons, morning and
night. at tho Baptist church In this city
The subject cf the young minister's even
ing discourse was Cuba"
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teen Bits, Getting Eleven Runs
and the Gnmc.
rExAs LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGuE--


Austin, Texas. May 2s.-rhe Senators
downed Galveston today in pretty and fast
game. Tho mighty sparger was touched for
Ia hits and was quite liberal with passes TO
first. The feature Of the game was Richard
aons nno and timely hiumg.
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and cesires a bout. He is on route TO New
orleans. but has learned tha, there are 4
ccuflc Of men IN Houston desirous OF taking
htYA on and says he can accommodate them.
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Two base hits-Islacs Mulaney.
Double plays--Markley, Clark and Muila-
ney: Sheldon and Douglas.
In Struck Bases on Wild lIatters
Pitchers-- nincs, out balls. pitches. hit.
Volz .........
Staples ..,...
Tmpire-Phelan.
Tine Of Fame-i:iT.
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Harm burned.

Greenville. Texas. May 2s.-The barn Of
ne I r. Nichols WAS totally destroyed
Nv fre. Loss, $1,000. insured; loss on con-
tents. 500.
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A game or bali was played in the First ward
Yesterday between the Athletic Amateurs and
the Cheese and Crackers CLUBS the game
,c-,,trated IN a farce a. the score viii show
az ~ % m favor OF the Athletic Amateurs.
Batteries-Hoffman and badrow for the ANA
Tours, Brokes and sohoeIlkup for the Cheese
and Crackers
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growing crowds and interest. The first
ave days OF tho meeting have resulted in
twenty additions and conversions.
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An Error Corrected.

-. .,ec,al wagons for collection of
s " haye , ,pr, PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
,s aGAuis trains also for delivery to pri-
y '. ..sIsssces in the city. We are on duty
w. ,e; so,rs WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
~ , sS from private residences receive
.r,l attention. Phone Be-, ,co
rSl'i ''''' HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Dallas. Nav 2s.--Mobile won their only game
of the series with Dallas today - n n
r,.1io a.... lO2 900 0a0-3 2 4
ln,eo,,ite '.......09 1 go Ol%--5 2
MeSlackin and McCellender; strong Huston
and HedEer
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. Nav 2s.--After two outs In ninth
the Senators developed batting streak. and
pounded Chicago all over the hold.
c5 sGoTS,' ..... 900 oo2 ioo-s Q 9
Fhyle and Chance Baker. Weyhing and Nc
CURE.
Louisville. May 2s.--Philippi had one bad
inning today. the visitors finding him for
three triples in the fifth and securing lead
which the Colonies could not overcome. =.
Score ~ ,..o y II j,
Louisville ...............'. w IVY lI"-5 .
New York ..........,.t...u 0l p5U OUU-4
Pliipp and Kituidge; Doneay and Grady
Cincinnati. May 2s.--Keister'a errors gave
tho Reds eight runs today with good lead.
Ewlngs great pitching stan threw the game
away. u IT \.
score 80, ,o, 30, ~
paitimore ......,...2)2 COZ 236--l5 q
TAYLOR. Hawley, Dammann aud wood NC
Ginully and Robinson
| ST Louis was unable TO do ANYTHING WITH
uughes TODAY and Brooklyn won after an eK-
/ citing coutest Powell was hit often, but KEPT
them well scattered n II
Score ooo ,,o ooo
pprodIiyn .,..........l00 600 llF-3 IL
Powel ara Crger; Hughes AID Farrell
.
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There was holly sontestssd! game Of ball ala, at
fnycIsdv winning BY a score Of "a 70 o.. The
aarne ,Isa close and exciting throughout and
was witnessed by about 1000 people I9s tea,
VIII ana Werner Wells striking out six
teen men, and the all-around team work Of
pa,estine Batteries: For Palestine, Right
and Riske: for Loyelady. Wells aud Werner
~ Houston.
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scryicn. ~ Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, May ss.--Rev, Or, Herring
ton preached the memorial sermon at the
First Presbyterian church to-day.
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"old clock on the stnir,
Watched happy lovers lo!ter there

Under the projection Of the stairway wa9
the toasted feature OF the evepng--the crystal
nlInch bowl-pverrrUemg wfrh dell ious truit
nectar. dspensed by Mesdames llariand'
Jameson aud Worsham. with impartlaI n"nn;
Here, on all sides, were tall everEreens ana
glorious palms speHking eloauently OF their
tropical homes ,. ~
ToLn d McCall-ushered the guests INTO tne
dining room with irresistible hosp tdllty
This apartment was climax OF loVeullebsi
The massive mrrored mautels were uEapvu
In white and gold silk and banked in fragrant
rrofueIon with tessamlnes and magAollas.
over the doorways and windows the 5llkeh
draperies we're likewise deliberately lestoouel.
Bamboo clambered ct It's own sweet Will oEur
Tx sideboard and magnificent glass and CHINA
cabinets over the table vns spreac cover
OF glistening white satin, draped with mous,
seine de sole, edged with an aGcorulon ~ a. ~
frill The centerpiece was large cluster OF
ieseamjne flowers In ntting relief to their
startling purity was er9-elul EL al,,,, vi
feathery ferns. Out from this wer9 dias0n ',
hreadths of broad white and goid T doom
ending in empire rosettes and streamers. An
exnuisitoly chased silver cande!aorum from
its waxen tapers cast halo Of lignt upon me
oxhlaratnE scene, Mirror diifs' tutpoFH1
cut crystal bowls of golden fruit
The viands served were light and cooling
lust such s bafit the seaso9
Little Misses Mary and Bessie Parker OF
TAYLOR eraciously bestowed boutonni re o.
sweet peas upon each guest as they deo'r{ >
J from the dining room the exit iron
+ . through
in maroon and old gold BY way Of cnmNlncot
to the Athletic association Of the Ge y.
Here the gorgeous trumpet zinc rno YhlloW
Gamma and coreopsis filled every vase ana Jar
Tho large attendance. the rfr'ect night, the
,nfrlring music. the delicious retreshments;
ne general good cbeer, con9titutel an ideal
rirbt ~ Measure and marked Governor AMI
/ Mrs Savers as royal entertainers in the re
! r,er,branro az all Mrs Savers never an
reared Ioyeler than IN low cut gown O.
shimmering gray satin, with decolletaea
alarmed with mink crush roses ard real lace.
Her couture high, TIMED with white aigrette.
ard banded with seed pearls Every one
ceemed affected by tho spontaneity q her
manner and lost their hearts ccmpletelN.
Tbose Who assisted were MesdameY Reagan
y w House and NJ A Mcdowell Of ilous
Ton " Parker NJ Taylor, Worsham. Har.
Ian Jameson Boswell and ClaybrcoN. ana
Misses Finley. orr. Hooper Dechnrd. Bre-
mond McKean. Haldeman. sampso Walsh
Crahem. Barton, Palm and stone q Brenin il
md Inc hsbhel society Of the. university
Misses Kew Alden. Brooks. Baly. f. CLARK
clark. De Voc Ell, r Haskell. J.. Has
IsiI Knight. Lomax, Mcfarland. Meade. MO
rev rvs' Thornton, Thwestt, Pulling, WORKMAN
Winston. Vickery and Fowdi
Eivie Smith Claybrook
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Two base hlts-Holland Gillgan, Richard
son. Page
Three base hits-Gilligau, Richardson.
Double play--Cavanaugh to Oiligan TO Rich-
ardsou.
In Struck Bases on Wild Batters
Pitchers Mugs. out balls pitches hi.
s sSSisy ..... 3 : i
Umpire-Matthews
Time OF game-l;A5.
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KATY Trains running Regularly.

Denison. Texas, May 2S-The quaratine
against Sherman was raised today. All
Katy passenger trains resumed their regu-
lar runs.
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Meeting at Mckinney.
Mckinney, Texas May 0-The sid
Williams revival Is still going on with