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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-28

STRANGE ACTIONS.
Man nnd His Family in Hiding BE-
cause of HnIIucinntions.

uun ana Ills EumtIN
cause of authorizations.
Granger, Texas, June 26.Thls after
noon some Bohemians living four miles
west of town reported that a neighbor had
been acting very strangely during the
past two weeks. During this time neither
he nor his wife have been seen about the
place and the children only when caring
for the stock. None OF them had done any
work in the field or visited any OF the
neghbors.
When the officers went out they found
all except one boy. u years of age, fas-
tened up in the house. and they had to
force an entrance by breaking down the
door.
on entering the man was found on the
floor behind the bed and as they APP
preached him the wife and children
sprang upon them and it was with con
siderable effort that they were able to
reach him.
has been laying around in his corn field
trying to shoot HIM
The boy In the yard says that his father
was locked up because he had Killed a
man and buried him in the we'll Finding
that well in the field had recently been
hlled in, a number OF men are digging
out the well.
a, nus th'no TWO WEEKS the FAMILY had
lived almost entirely on green corn, for
pies OF green cobs were found in the
house.
They own good farm and the crop
looks well except II shows recent neglect
There was plenty OF meal -four and meat
In the house, but It is supposed that the
mother would not cook 1t for the children,
hence they were forced to eat the green
corn The man is here In Jail and the
mother and children are being cared for
by neighbors.
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WON by PENNSYLVANIA.
chey Only Crossed the Line by Hair
IcnutIt


Foughkeepsie. n. y, June 2T.-Twenty thou.
SAND people today saw one of the most ex-
eiting four-mie boat races ever witnessed in
the history Of college rowing. The people
Selled themselves hoarse In frantic appeals
te their various college crews to do their best.
ana with the others they saw the red and blue
OF PENNSYLVANIA cross the line winpor by
a snort half length from the Wisconsns, VINO
lost IN the last 200 yards by bad steering.
cornell the victor Of former years. pulled up
lulIy four lengths in the rear. and Columbia
was never In the fight after the end OF the
Nrst mile trailing In n good three lengths
from the stern OF the Cornell boat
II WIS the kind Of race that makes the
blood Jingle and was made so by the crew
that came over a thousand miles to meet
former victors, for without the gallant Wis
consins In the race 1t would have been a dole
ful procession after the second mile was en-
tered. The alleged ragged stroke the badly
keeled boat, the too long reach--all were for
gotten as the fast moving she'll kept its sharp
nose to the fore. and the people saw the lead
ers turn out toward the shore at the finish
aud lose the race to tho men from Pennsyl-
vania by short half length.
The Associated Press time taken very accu-
rately, was 20 minutes / 3-5 seconds while
the official time given from the referees boat
was 20 minutes seconds. The little steers
man for Wisconsin, J. G. Dillon, felt very
much depressed about steering his boat from
her course although he made good defense for
his action.
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

A person who would do anything for
money can hardly be blamed. Money
would do much for him.
1t is always noticeable that a woman s
responses at wedding are generally
frmer and louder than a mans
Many a man feels his first pang of jeal-
ousy when he realizes that the new baby
is first in his wifes affections.
Until a young father starts In TO dis
cipline his infant son he hasn't the nest
remote idea what the word "will' implies.
The man who was run down by a BIZ
cycle and had his scalp cut open was
obliged to admit that he had wheels in his
head.
There is nothing so satisfactory as to
execute successfully some plan Of work
and nothing SO discouraging as to be
thwarted in 1t.
woman dislikes man who Is awk-
ward at love making and she is suspicious
of the one who seems to be familiar with
the methods.
The man who these days is not called
upon to dance an enforced can-can on
refractory trunk packed to overlooking
with feminine summer fripperies must be
absolutely devoid of all family ties.
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ORANGE LOCALS.
Salt Water Fish Had to Get Into
the Lake.

Salt Water Fish Had to Get Into
the Lake.
Orange, Texas, June 27.-A strong
southeast wind accompanied by occasional
heavy showers, has been blowing here
all day, and the tide has been coming in
very rapidly, the highest tide being regis
tered that has been seen here for some
time. Parties coming up from Sabine lake
today report immense numbers of salt
water FISH of large size being seen in the
lake. having come In with the strong
tide. -
The tug George sealy, Captain Charlie
Davis. has returned from Taylors bayou,
where she went with a barge in tow load
ed with slabs for fuel for the pumping
station at John C. Wards rice farm, on
Taylor's bayou.
The schooner Hard Times sailed this
morning for Galveston bay, with full
cargo of lumbre and shingles, shipped by
the Bancroft Lumber company.
Captaln NJ ]. Naylor and family came
up from Lakevlew this morning on their
sailing yacht Gilt Edge. There was a
strong wind from the southeast and the
Gilt Edge made quick run, coming from
the mouth OF the river 10 the city. twelve
miles. in one hour under short sail.
w. V. Carrier, travelling auditor for the
Southern Pacific railroad. was in Orange
TODAY. and checked up the local freight
Office, finding everything In apple pie
order.
Horner Garrison prominent young
business man OF Timpson, spent the day
in Orange today,
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TEXAS LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NO GAME; RAIN.
Omen Date VIII He Filled In with
POstpOnru (.nuc.

There was no game YESTERDAY afternoon be-
cause of the rain, but at 1880 this afternoon
the ball will be delivered. Thursday an
open date under the schedule, but II will be
hled in by the postponed game, SO San An
tonic will play here today and tomorrow, to
be followed by Galveston on Friday satur-
day and Sunday Austin will play at Calves
ton toda and tomorrow. there having been no
game there yesterday or the Gay before be-
cause OF rain.
McMackin will pitch for Houston today.
Ladies will be admitted free at the game
this afternoon, but will pay at the grand
stand.
Tomorrow afternoon will be Ladies' Day
and they will be admitted free at both gate
and grand stand. 1t will also be childrens
day and every child in Houston that presents
himself at the gate will be admitted without
charge Manager Jack Huston hopes to see
as many ladies and children at the game to-
morrow afternoon as the park will hold and
more, too.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM TEMPLE.
VOTING MAN DIED FROM A DOSE o,
sTRYCHNINE.
a large Amount of Machinery IT'S
CURED for This Seasons
Crop OF Grain.

Temple, Texas, June 27.--About li.sO
O'Clock this morning Leslie Hullng. an
eighteen year old boy, took the contents OF
20 cent box Of strychnine at the Buck
horn saloon, He told a companion that
he intended TO take II and swallowed a
part, whcreupon the companion started
for an officer. and while he was gone
young Huling put the balance of the poi
son In glass of soda water and drank It,
telling tho bartender what he had done.
His statement was not taken seriosly and
when asked why he had taken 1t he said
Just to show that strychnne would not
kui him physician was called aud
everything possible done for the boy, but
10 no avail, death relieving him about iSO
o'clock this morning
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texas Cotton Region BuIIersn.
lHs cotton region bulletin for the twenty
iaf hours ending at s q. M. 10th meridian
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

-
I've eighths q a mile. selling. 2year-o,ds--
Hahn Sn irransible WIN Chancellor. Man Of
i ~ ny, Bannock. Eschocoltzia los Mitten
Ms ~, "a WAGNER. Lomond log. Ravenswood In
MI MI Siara Wooley, Brown Thrush los. LADY
"o 0 satan, Lady Moss. Allarochee l0s
H., one mile and sixteenth miles--John uns.
rh,s ~ nred Barr Ill, Frank Thompson lu7
clisel iVl. Kings Guard Clifton %, Mildreth
SSosner, Lime Water o.. Marcato' IIosi "a
eS 0rtnS'' s. hs sn. Brylare 90. D. P Nc,
Ihree-fourths OF miie--Banouo II no
i ia a. Leo 10, Murat, cochise, Newsgatherer
lin U uori 10 Andis. Deering Choval or.
nm III, MeCleeyy. Blue Lick, Clarence II 100
Figet, Pauline l. Guiliana onorami a5.
pr Jme m ~ ana seventy yards-Egbart 1ls,
Fonso 81 90 NSo"V'o' amer
,r rour and half furlongs-Chiet Farrell.
ii ~. Florisar Star Cotton los. Honeywood
iVg q, Mont Eagle, Nullah. Occult los.
10 ,nn,e e,ths OF mile. seling--Abo Furst
~, y Meudier lO9 Draw Lad los Refugee i0T
n! Moron lob Eugenia Wickes lO5. Napogue
de4' Iony LicalEi 1903. Pltfall 1Oi. Mary prather
w, Jennie F, Merry Glen ~.
clear; track fast
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donated to the seating of tho new Metho-

donated to the seating Of tho new Metho-
dist church,
Yesterday evening. at about 6 o'clock.
peculiar looking clouds were observed rear
the eastern horizon. somewhat funnel
shaped. dark In the center. with white
frnged edges, accompanied by ftful gusts
OF wind, causing good deal OF uneasiness.
This continued at intervals till midnight,
when the wind took the form OF a minute
tornado. combined with floods OF rain fall
ing In Immense drops, the wind seeming
to come from every direction at once.
This lasted all night and gale OF wind
and rain continues at this hour. which
seems to be increasing In volume Fruit
has been injured greatly; plums, pears
and peaches, now Just reaching maturity.
we're beaten to the ground In showers;
reports from cotton and corn not yet heard
from. Trees were blown down and houses
shook under the force OF the wind.
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eeraph company stations.
Cotton BeIt an,,..

c,ntrsarlldian time: enuine at . a. M.
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Re.r,t, nj shcepahcad hay.

New York, June 27.-The event OF today n
sheepshead Bay was the defeat OF Ben Holk,
day. an odds-on favorite in the fourth race
at a mile and a half. by Knight OF the Garter,
at all sorts of odds. the closing being 30 to l.
although some got as good as 10 and so to l
for their money. May Hampstead and Ad-
niration will race on Saturday for 5000 each.
with $4,000 added by the club, at mile, car
rying 107 pounds each.
Selling, six furlongs-Gold One. Big Gun,
Eileen DAILY. Time. 115 2-5.
one miIe-Little Saint, Macleod OF Dare,
Lakeland. Time. 1;i1 Is.
surf stakes. six and a half furlonss-Mis-
sionary Stuart, Withers. Time. Los Az.
Mile and half--Knight of the Garter, Lat
son Ben Holiday. Time, 2:34.
UurAIes. mile and 'hree-nue rters-Premier,
Ben Eder, Forget. Time, 3.l7.
six and hair furlongs-Ben Hadad. Trillc,
Caesarion, Time, 10 2-5.
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ing at the Walker hotel. The intercste "A
parties were Daniel Williams ana Miss
Lula Falb, both OF Jennings, La.
Yesterday and last night Lake Charles
was blessed with a good hard rain ana
tne blessings resulting from same are
already seen In the refreshed appearance
OF vegetables OF all kinds. The farmers
from over the parish report the rains were
fine condition. ~ = :"
The following have gone to jennings 10
attend the races; G. NJ. Richard p. d
~ Blen, jennings Gill. II. c. Gil, sam
Wetherill. Paul Sloan, A. l.. Lyons. PAM
a. Sompayrac, James Moore. G. ID. Kretz
john g. lies and Columbus Pitre.
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NUEcEs on A noou.
"esicnn Drowned IN Trying IL
swim Creek

mexican Drowned IN Trying 10
swim Creek.
oakViile, Texas. Jure 25.--The Nueces
river is higher than It has been at this
pace ror many years. Sulphur creek
which almost surrounds the town and
empties into the river. is bank full. all
most, with back water Last night two
Mekicans, very drunk, left town on horse
PACK and missing the bridge plunged their
horses into the creek. One OF them
crossed after considerable trouble and
after landing called to his comrade and
receiving no answer went IN, thinking he
mad gone back TO cross on the bridge. This
morning he returned and reported his
partner ae missing searching party
was Immediately made up and the missing
mans horse found dead 4 few hours
search with drag hook resulted In md
ing the drowned Mexican with his bride
rein clinched IN hlE hand. As the horse
was fine swimmer, IL is supposed that
the man. being drunk. fell back and pulled
his horse under.
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RESULTS ON THE RACE TRACK
MEADowTHoRPE BEAT LADY Call
LAHAN IN A HARD DRIVE.
Ben Holiday WINS Benten by Knight
of the Garter, Who Was About
Thirty to One.

st. Louis. June 27--Two fayorites, three well
backed second choices and third selection
were those that succeeded at the Fair Grounds
today The feature of the days card was the
sensational finish OF Meadowthorpe and Lady
Callahan. Meadowthorpe scored by half a
length in a furious drive.
Maiden 2-year-olds, Ave furlongs-Morris
Volmer. Dnornis, Can Robert. Time 1903
One mile, selling-Dutch Bard, Wilson, Lord
Neville. Time 1i3lR
Seven furongs. seling-Imp. Mint Sauce,
Chemisette. Colonel Cassidy. Time 1;2S1a.
Mile and a sixteenth. handlcap-Meadow-
thorpe, Lady Callahan, Crockett. Time 149.
Five and a half furlongs. 2-year- ods-Alice
Turner Gissandro, Arthur Behan. Time l;lU,
six furlongs-Miss Bremble. Sly, Bell Punch.
Time 1:l4l5.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Five and half fuilOAgs-isidor. Primate
ll9. Blarneystone l12, Formero 10 Gaze.
satin slipper, Prestidigitatrice 105, Or. Elch-
berg, Captain Sigsbee 1903, Dora rs, Ineen-
amara 81.
one mile. maidens-Graham Bruce. Brah-
min Desperate. Ellerdale. Dan Cupid. james
Tod, James NJ. Chsppaqua, Great Neck. All,
dronicus. Grey Jacques, John ID. Doerr, Jr,
l12 Emigre 100.
Futurty course-Sadducee III. Gulden u.s.
Montana 1i2, La Vega. Mike Strauss. Par
mencan Standing. McFleckno. Pettifogger
no.
The Tidal stakes. one mile-Lothario 129
Half Time. Glengar, Strathconan 1926. Filon
dor 1913
one and an eighth miles. selllng-Estaca
III, Merlin 100, Byron McClelland los, Tauis
l0S, Holland 9s. Miss Patron. Satirist, Cam
stop 95.
one and one-sixteenth miles. handicap. on
turf-Thomas Cat 1876. Intrusive 100. Fnrmern
1871. Bardella 1872. Pirate NJ 100, Momentum il9.
Double Dummy 1ls. chivalrous u.s.
Clear; track fast.
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POLITICIANS EXPEDITION.
rarity of Prominent Public Men to
Leuve for the GnIl IieIdn

New York. June ga new Klondike expe-
uition VIII start from this city in a special
car over the Vanderbilt railroads next Thurs
day. steamship will be at Seattle ready to
start Tor the gold fields. which are thousand
miles nearer the United States than Dawson
city. The expedition differs from most mining
ventures N that its capital stock is ali SUBJ
seflped. The principal officers are: Senator
yar ZONES OF Nevada, president; James Oil
EEL sef, wee president; Oliver II, r. Belmont,
- sseretary and treasurer. The party expects
q, stay sixty days at the mines controlled BY
, ne mines were secured year ago and
nave neen extensively worked All the in
SioS are politicians and they expect to get
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= PLAN OF ACTION.

c.,, Illinois ON, he Contests from
'''sstary o, ,h N-Theodore Nelson,
sittss has : -, me democratic central com,
. q rsmm sone to New York to see lead
. IT, Naa nany and ascertain their plans
,,sp0rtsd ob,aa, convention in 1900 The
i'tk and s ,,,s of this is to have New
s'sA As no. .'unols work in harmony as
NJ i Possible ,s II has been claimed S ~
ss!ssals,slops directors that If the party
,ssssiAsr tbav OF these States would null
Formsr could control the conven-
Y WOULD 70 !, ucvernor Altgeld has said
y me convention with con-
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YOAKuM BUDGET.
A Quiet wedding, Mr.. w. Demniinc
mud Miss SouthwelI.

Yoakum. Texas, June 27.-At the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Southwell, at
s: 80 yesterday evening, Mr.. Walter Dema-
line and Miss Lucy Southwell were mar
rled, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Vacuik of the Catholic church. The
ceremony was witnessed by only few
relatives and intimate friends, at the con-
clusion OF which those present were ln-
vited into the dining room, where an ele-
CANT spread was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Demaline left on the morning train for
San Antonio. They Will make Yoakuni
their future home.
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sentenced to nnnr

Da'umore' June 27.--cornelius Gardiner.
James and John Myers. all colored. were SEN
fenced 70 be hanged by Judge Wright in the
CRIMINAL court for criminally assaulting 49,
gear-old Annie Bailey. also colored Governor
Lowndes may set July 2s for the execution Of
the trio. and In that event there will be a
ouaItette Of negroes 70 pay the life penalty
On tnat date, Joseph BRYAN. who was re-
Gently completed anc sentenced Ia hang for
the murder OF Mary PACK. his common law
vile. viii be hanged on that day. unless the
governor intervenes. Z
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rnnAY,s ENTRIES

One mile, sellipg-Chquita II, Leonag as,
Sartoga. Fuoino, Tewanda War Bell, Alex
andrite 100, Linadia 1O2 veloce 1903. fremont,
Hush. Plantation l04, Mr.. Pip los, sangamon
Ie7 Friska 1903.
Caron. May Forbes Foul Play. May | Go,
Martha Street San Cecilia, Coral los. Silver
Fizz 1O5 Maud Wallace 115, Seguranca, May
Tavis us. Two Slipper 1903.
six furlongs-Harrie Floyd, Hill Billy rs,
W. B. Gates, Ned Wickes. Be True 105.
Six and half furlongs. bsndicap-Chenille,
Her own Aunt Mary. Ellis, Trust Me -.
Apple Jack a. Kensington 1oi, Found i05,
Verify l12, Firesde ia.
One mile--Obsidian Chancery, Streamer,
Duke of Baden Jimp 112.
One mile. selling-Ed Garland II, Barbes'
Anna Odfeld 105. Gala Lily 1903. Ransom
Tonto Dutch Bard III. Mystery ITO. Wilson
l12 Traveller III. osrc II 116. Truxillo ia
Weather clear; track fast.
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Hon. Hullng p Robertson, one Of Bell
countys representatives, has appointed
Miss Minnie usleton of Temple and w.
w. Anderson of Holland to the scholar
ship at Sam Houston normal
DR.. c. T. Simpson and family Mr. l.. NJ.
Chattin and family and Mr., Geo Ref-
schneider, sr., left yesterday for Caifor-
MIA Mr.. Chattln and family and Mr.
Reifschneider will pass the summer In
the west, while Or. Simpson will leave
his family there temporarily while no
goes on TO Manila, In the Philippine ISL
ands. whore he expects to locate In tho
practice Of medicine.
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KILLING NEAR HUNTSVILLE.
james Thompson Shot in the Back
by n Negro.

Huntsville. Texas, June 27-A young
white man, James Thompson, was shot
and instantly killed by negro at Dawes
sawmlll, sixteen miles west OF here yes
terday morning, double barrel shot
gun was used. TIE negro made his es-
cape at the time, but was brought here
today by officers from Grimes county, who
arrested him.
Thompson was helping to saw down a
tree at the time and was shot from be-
hind. Considerable excitement prevails in
the neighborhood OF the killing
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LAKE cmARLEs LOCALS.
Meeting of the southern Cypress
Single Association.

Lake Charles, La, June 27.-Mr. John II.
Poe returned yesterday from New Orleans.
where he has been in attendance upon a
session OF the Southern Cypress Single
association OF Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas Mr.. Poe is vice president OF the
association and reports a good and very
interesting meeting. He also reports a
stock on hand of 5O,0oo.OOO against $780,
100000 reported last convention This
shows quite an increase in demand for the
past year, while the present active demand
mad decrease supply on hand promise
good prices and satisfactory order lists for
the present season.
quiet wedding took place this morn
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
c.pias ProGne Can Not lie Escaped
EusiIy,

Sherman, Texas, June 27--County Judge
Woods today handed out his decision in
the case of Pete Mansfield. holding that
he could not free himself from operation
OF capias prohne by breach OF faith to the
constable and ordered him held pending
payment or other satisfactory settlement
Of the residue Of fine.
Mansfield had been arrested and Jailed
for failure TO pay balance OF $40 on a
fne The retiring constable had paid the
amount when his term expired, as he had
released attendant to fill out convict
bond and defendant did not return the
bond
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WHARTON LocALs.
ehe Storm Caused Much Uneasiness
and Damaged Fruit.

Wharton, Texas, June 27.--one OF the
largest crowds that ever assembled in
Wharton was present at the recital given
by the pupils OF Miss Pearl Dickson last
night The opera house could mot accom-
modate the crowd. and quite a number
were obliged to return home. Dialogue.
faIees. reeitatlons and music both vocal
and instrumental. comprised the pro-
gramme AT the close OF the entertain
ment an elegant gold medal for proficiency
In music was awarded to Miss Mae Boil
ton,
The ice cream supper, given last night
at the Roseberry store by the Ladies'
Methodist Aid society was o social and
financial success. The proceeds viii be
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testing delegation from this State. Elliot
Danforth sent message to the b-metal-
lie convention at Louisville that he would
have a contrasting delegation from New
York. The leaders say that the so-called
Chicago platform democrats in the two
States have an understanding and are
pulling together. The desire, therefore,
is to combine forces against them. So
Mr.. Nelson has gone to confer with the
New Workers and bring back a report o..
the situation.
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Fritz Meyer of this city is suffering from
dislocatlon OF the left leg He fell from
his wagon. Tne injury is probably
serious one and may cripple the member
forever,
Chappel Hill has been arranging for
grand barbecue for tomorrow but on ac-
count OF the lnclement weather IT is an
uounced today that the affair has been
indefinitely postponed
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EXCURSION TO HALLETsvrLLE.

The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass man
agement has decided to run special train
from Cuero 10 Halletsyllle on July T. on
account OF the dedication OF Layaca c0un-
TVS new court house. leaving Cuero $3.50
a. m. arriving at Halletsyille at 1000 a.
M Fare for the round trip from Cuero.
81; from Yoakum, rs cents.
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Assignment Mt Temple.

Temple, Texas, June 27.-Hunter's
Sample Store, run in the name of B. NJ.
Hunter and carrying line of gents fur
nishing goods, shoes, ETC., made an as
slgnment here, naming George d. Hunter
as trustee. The preferred creditors named
are the First National bank, for 800; A.
l.. curtis, 800; Or. ]. X Campbell Sl75;
T. j. Jenkins, rent, $3.50. Glass B has
about $500 in it.
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Harlem s,.u,m.r,..

o'isaso' Juno G.-Five .urlonss-tiuron,n.
Ii'a D. Irene Hayes. Time l:o2.
M,'e ana sixteenth--sea,:lc. kins's Guard
sunorrst Time i:isM.
cs ON furlongs- Little Singer, Rad Gidd La
Nsxssrn'paene. Time, i:i5A.
pai,nr anu twenty yards-The Devil John
Baker, Lehrep. Time, i:42x
IdIo ti iu.tohgs- George Ketehum, Free Hand
'u,e Hour, Time. i;ilm.
o Mi'e anc sixteenth Mary K.nselIa. pic
eoia. Marco. Time l.4s