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INTEREST IN BRooKLYN HANDICAP.
Fine List of Entries Announced In
LncLeN CImh,a nnenlnn Moot.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Brooklyn
Jockey clubs spring meeting Will opin to-
tendance should be notwithstanding. The
track Is as fast as a any time since it was
built and the fieId in the Brooklyn handi-
teen horses are named to start, and from
present appsaranGes all but one Will go TO
tne ider post post; The list, with weights and
pI4ns nSR R2R9ay F5F eG II gm%: TS5a k As2 oId l
net ,S8,. odom; Imp, Ito, clayton; George
Boyd, 1lO, Hamilton Bangle, lO9 Turner'S
WWaryNsnS9n l2s oC30nnGr Previpns Pr l99
BOX. los, II. Martin Lanky BOB 165, Ever
ett; Thomas Cat, 100. O'Beary; Fligrane
3, MeCHe; Jefferson, sS. Collins; George
Some Of the lot have been raced this year
and their ability is pretty well known
first time this season. Ben Holiday Pink
Coat and FNeur De Lis are the only ones
on 9nos which no line can be got be- exsfePft ths
IS likely to be one of the best backed
horses In the race. 1t is more than likely
that Filigrane will be the favorite, on ac-
count of his easy victory in the Metro
politan handicap. although there Is a lot
OF race-goers who do not believe that a
the Suburban. Another popular favorite Is
Banastar, who broke records at Morris
shown some fast time at the. distance this
week. Don De ORC, too will surely carry
a lot Of public money, especially as .spen-
Ger will be on him and ought to ride him
better than OLeary. Jefferson's race on
Thursday at Morris Park was the best
kind of work for the Brooklyn and he will
take a good deal of betting according to
the railblrds, who are at the track early
and late to get points. In fact, If search
is made it will be found that any horse
sent out as likely starter has a host of
friends and not one will go unhaCked.
. The following betting on the Brooklyn
handicap was announced tonight: Filgrane,
to and to 5; George Keene to l and
Don De ORC, s to / and to /; Banastar
10 to and 4 to /; Previous, u to I and
to l; Box, IL to / and to /; Imp, 10 to l
and s to 1; jefferson, 90 to l and to l;
Lanky Bob, % to / and 10 to /; Thomas
Cat, 80 to | and 20 to /; Warrenton, 60 to
/; Pink Coat. 60 to / and Is to /; Aigoi,
so to l and 20 to 4 Bangle, so to and
10 to 4; George Boyd. 100 to / and 40 to l;
Jeannet, 500 to 1 and 200 to /.
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DRAKE UNIVERSITY WINS OUT.
Carries OF the intercollegiate Field
unnnrs IF Dea Mnines.

DES MONIES, May e6.-tSpecial Tele-
SniVesty Of Des Monts PsoPH win SE the STATE state
intercollegiate field meet here today. The
track was fine, the day perfect and six
=, Fifty yard dash; Holland, Drake, won;
university, third. Time; o:95 -
One hundred yard dash: Holland, Drake,
state college, third. Time: O:lO 2-5.
Fisher, Grinneil, ';o Won; Fuller, Upper iowa, Iowa
second; Grattan, Cornell, third. Time:
Four hundred and fonty yard dash:
Brown, State university, won; Fuller, Upper
Iowa, second; Sellards, Drake third. Time:
Half:mie bicycle: WILSON State Normal,
Iowa state college, third Time i:12 $;5;
liams, State university, second; Bracket,
STATE orrG university Iyy third Time 1906 Former
Broad jump: Holland, Drake won; Sell
versity hF thFd f5H Disranee 2 feet 81 inches.
sharp and 1%mP H 1raEe ed for
and third. Height: feet. Former state
record, feet inches; .,...
Wyant, State normal second; Whitford,
Upper Iowa, third Time: 4:S9 3-5. Former
state record: 4:43 3-6.
won; Wyant, State normal, second; Barber,
state university, third. Time: 2:o5 4-5.
tunured ana twenty yaruS nuruie: FISH
err Grinnell, won; Holland, Drake, second;
Call, State university, third. Time: 016 20.
Former state record: 0:16 So.
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle:
Fisher, Grinnell, won Spauding, Grinneli,
second; Sellards, Drake, third Time: 0:27.
o-mie bicycle: Shea, Iowa State col
lege, won; Wilson, State normal, second;
Scott, State university, third. Time: 5:3S.
Shot put: Pell, Drake, won; johnson,
Drake, second; Bunker Iowa State college,
third. Distance: 27 feet inches.
Hammer throw: Johnson Drake, won;
Lowe, Drake, second; Warner, State uni
Former state, record: 10 feet inches.
Hop, step and jump: Holland, Drake
won Louis, State university, second; Sell
lards, Drake, third. Stance: AZ feet Sh
inches.
Pole vault: Pell, Drake, won; Detwiller,
State normal, second; B'atherwick, Grin
nell, third. Distance: 10 feet inches
Former state record: 10 feet 4 inches.
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New England Tennis Tournament

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 26.-The New
tomorrow when the finals in the singles will
be played off by Foote and Dodge The
Allen and Noyes and Dodge. The results of
todays play were:
Semi-fnal singles: Noyes and Dodge de-
feated Huntington, S-6, 80 GA.
Sc ni-fnal doubles; Noyes and Dodge de-
feated Paret and Davidson, 6-S. 81, s-1.
n Hacket and Allen defeated Hooker and
Foote 0-6 6-3 So
Singles in the consolation, second round:
Nettleton defeated Brown, 2-6 6-1, 10.
Semi-fnals: Smith defeated Watrous,
7-5, 60
Consolation doubles: Preliminary round:
Brown and Bowles defeated Hal! and Gal
feated Mason and Kearney by default,
Lewis and Morgan defeated Henders on
and Trowbridge, So 6-3.
First round: Smyth and Nettleton de-
feated Brown and Bowles, 6-2, 6-3.
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SCORES OF THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
Millers Make Good Use of Newton as
Long ns He Lasts.
Minneapolis, o. indianapolis, 3.
Kansas City, 10j Columbus, q.
Milwaukee, 3; buffalo, o.
Detroit, 10; st. Paul, 3.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 26.-The Milers
found Newton much to their liking in the
two innings that he lasted and piled up
seven runs Menefee was a puzzle to the
visitors. Score:
Minneapolis - 8 o o o % ii i
Indianapolis -. 3 o 0 0 % 2
Batteries: Minneapolis, Menefee and
Fisher; indianapolis, Newton, Scott and
Bevile
KANSAS CITY, May 2s.-The, visitarg
failed to understand Egan's pitching and
the Blues hit Cross freely. Score:
Columbus ... Q 9 9 Q - 1S /
Batteries: Columbus. Cross and Buckley;
Kansas City, Egan and Boyle,
MILWAUKEE, May 26-The visitors were
easy for the home club today. being out
played at every point of the game. Score:
Buffalo ........o1oo 3 o 90 70 I
Milwaukee 80. 1 IS IL l
Batteries: Buffalo, Gray and McCauley;
Milwaukee, Reidy and Speer.
ST. PAUL, May 26.-The Tigers took the
first game of the series on the errors of the
home team. Shugart al short piled up six
u '''0 ''"''''' R.HE.
St. Paul ......O % 4 0 0 Q e-5 8
Detroit ........ o Q 0 2 DO 10 3
Batteries: st. Paul, Fisher and Spies; De-
troit Thomas and Bualow.
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Racing ON English Turf.

LONDON, May 26.-At the third day of
the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting today
Mr. j. Hammond'S 5-year-old brown cot
Hermnius won the Manchester cup This
race is of 1000 soVereigns, added to a handi-
cap sweepstakes of % sovereigns each.
Seven horses ran one mile and three-quar-
ters. Lord Dunham's Sherburn was second
and Mr.. Fairies Chubb third. Tod Sloan
rode in this race, but his mount failed to
secure place al the finish. Previous to the
start the betting was to against Hermit
MUS 100 to 8 against Sherburn, and to l
against Chubb. The betting against Sloan
Asterie, was TO
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Standing of the Tennis.
NEW RECORD ON BROAD JUMP.
Prospects Favor Pennsylvania in In
tercoIIeGiate Field Sports.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The twenty-fourth
annual ATHLETIC meeting under the auspices
s5ciation to determine the intercollegiate
championship at field and track events be-
gan this afternoon on Manhattan Field
where 1t will be concluded tomorrow.
one words record was. smashed; This
was on the running broad Jump, the last
event on the card. A: c. Kraenzlein OF
cleveri:r earlier in the afternoon by win
ming his high and low hurdle trials, was the
one who did the trick. On his first Jump the
Pennsylvanian covered % feet lo1a inches,
but ecli.sed his own worlds record OF "a
feet 81 inches on his second attempt, COW
e:sng "a feet AZ inches There was some n
record, but Father Biil' Curtis dispelled
this by asserting that, Newburn's jump OF
English association Pennsylvania has
certainly the best chance for the honors
and except something happens to disable dts
representatives the intercollegiate trophy
will remain in the University of Pennsylva-
mia for another year at least.
Summaries:
100 yards run, trial heats: First heat wor
by j. W. TewksbuEy, Pennsylvania, time
0t01 second heat won by F. w. Jarvis
Quin,an, Harvard, O:10 1-5; fourth heat won
by j. T; Roche, jr., Harvard, 0:lo2-5.
ton. 300 4-5.
Half-mle run, trial heats: First heat
Won by T. E. Burke, Harvard, time, 202 3-5
second heat won by j: F. Cregan. Prince
GutunG the SnOt, tr1alS: won by j. T.
100 yards hurdle, trial heats: First heat
won by w. F, Lewis, Syracuse. time
o:l6 2;5; second heat won by w P, Reming.
by ]. Fl. Converse, jr. Harvard, 0:l6 As
fourth heat won by A. c. Kraenzlein, Penn
sylvania, 0:l6 1-5.
44O yards run trial heats: First heat wor
by NJ. W. Long, Columbia time, 0:52 1-5
second heat won by j. e. Millgan, George.
22O yards hurdle. trial heats: First heat
won by A. C. Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania
time, OBS is; second heat won by
won By, W. P. Remington. Pennsyl.
22O yards run, trial heats: First heat wor
by r, A. Waite, Syracuse. time, O:22 S-5
second heat won by j. f. Quinan, Harvard
G22 S-5; third heat won by Tewksbury
Penns ylvania 0:22 As.
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer trials
Won by, ]. c. McCracken, Pennsylvania
IA! feet / inch.
Running high jump, trials FIVE men quail
fled at feet 10 inches: A. N Rice, Har.
ward; E.. b. Conklin, Haverford !. b
Baxter, Pennsylvania; Walter Carroll
Princeton, Il. c. Waller, Yale.
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aggregate 152,s7s O39 bushels against 49,
1854 bushels during the same period a
year ago.
Business failures for the week number
1853 as against 16s last week 231 in this
week year ago, 257 in 1897, 225 in 1895 and
1SS in 1895. Business failures In Canada
number % as against is last week and in
this week a year ago, 20 in 1897, 25 in 1896
and S6 in 1895
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and twenty-eight minutes. Umpires: Ems
lie and Mcdonald.
St Louis. 3i prookIyn, q.

ST, ST. LOUIS May ,2s5is-Todsg.s game was vas
account OF darkness. II was pitchers
battle from the outset. Powell pitched in
magnificent form, but two bases on balls
and brace of singles allowed the Superbas
10 tie the game IN the ninth inning Up to
that time only three hits had been secured
OF the St. Louisan. Dunn Was also in mag
nlhcent form and Kept the nine hits made
off his delivery well scattered. Attendance,
1900 Score:
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The Young Mems Christian association
team will play the Bankers at the Young
this afternoon The association @ team pafS is
made up as follows: Catcher, Knowles; !;
pitcher, Walch; first base Jefferies; second
base, Monaghan; third base, Sprague; short
stop Creigh left field, Whippie; center
Engehard; right field, Tracy; substitutes,
Scott and Stoltsnberg.
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BROoKLYN
sI LOUIS.
'Batted for Dunn in ninth '''''''

St Louis ....1 0 90 o o I o o %
Brooklyn -. o 0 o o 0 o 0 2 o 0 "a
Two-base hit: Heidrick Sacrifice hits:
Stencil HeidriGk Blake Double play: DAILY
Powell. 6; off Dunn, 3. Struck out. Powell,
q by Dunn, 2. Stolen bases: Hedrick (2),
Stencil, Casey, Anderson DAILY, Dahlen.
Time of game: Two hours and forty-seven
minutes. Umpires: O'Day and McGarr.
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standing of the Tennis.

Games for today: Philadelphia at Pitts
burg, Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at
Cincinnati, New York at Louisville, Wash
ington at Chicago, Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.
Aggregate of Business Transactions
by the AssOciated Ranls.

NEW YORK, May 19-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's shows the
bank cleartngs at all principal cities for
the week ended May 10, with the percentage
of increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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Pittsburg, Z; PhiindeIphin, 5.

PITTSBURG, May 26-Rhines did not
give a hit until the sixth, when one hit and
an error brought in run. In the seventh
and eighth seven hits and four runs were
made off him and Tannehill retired the Wis
itors in one. two, three order IN the ninth.
Fifeld was easy picking for the home team,
but sharp fielding kept the score down.
Attendance, 1900. Score:
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Boston, O; Cincinnati. o.

CINCINNATI, May 2G.-The Reds could
first shutout of the season. Hahn was
lucky until the eighth, when he was hit
hard. Stahls batting was feature. At
tendance. / 800. Score:
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Totals.....12 20 q l2

Earned runs: Baltimore, 6. Left on
base on balls: Off sudhoff 3; off Knepper,
2; off Ktson,, ?; off Miller, l. Struck out:
Three-base hit: Holm $. Two-ba hit:
LaChance. Stolen bases: Dowd (2), Keis-
ter Holmes, DaChance co. McGraw Kit
son. Double plays: Quinn to Lockhead to
Tucker, Kitson to O'Bri5n to LaChance.
Passed ball: thinner Umpires: Smith and
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WASHINGTON.
'Battod for Taylor In ninth,

Chicago .............. o 0 0 0 o o 0 90
Washington ........ o 0 2 o o %
I. Two-base hits: Wolverton, Cassidy
Padden. Sacrifice hit: Evertt. Stolen
bases: Lange, Chance. Double plays: Lange
to WolVorton to MCFarlane. Cassidy to Pad
den. Struck out: BY Taylor, g. Passed
balls; Mcclure Bases on balls: OFF Nc
Farlane, 3. Hit with ball: Demont. Um-
pres: Swartwood and Warner.
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baltimore, IL; Cleveland, o..

CLEVELAND, May 26.-Cleveland put up
a very poor game today, Baltimore winning
with ease. The home nine could neither
field nor bat. Attendance 100. Score:
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CHICAGO, May 26.-The Senators made
only two hits off Taylor today, but that
proved sufficient, as Cassldy's double fol-
lowed Chicago's only error and scored two
runs. McFarlane was hit hard, but with
men on bases the hits Invariably went
straight into some aelder's hands Nc
Farlanes fielding was very fast Attend
anee. 500. Score:
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Indians Win Apni

IOWA FALLS, Ia, May 26.-CSpecial Tele
gram Nebraska Indians, 2l; Iowa Falls, 9
Batteries: Nebraska Indians, Jerry anc
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FOUR TEAMS ARE SHUT OUT
Only Two Defeated Clubs Manage to Get
Around the Bases.
THREE ALL AT ST. LOUIS IN THE TWELFTH
Darkness Ends n Long Contest with
Uonors ENcn-Two Hits sunl-
cicnt to Bring Victory
to Senators.
THREE ALL At ST. LOUIS IN THE TWELFTH

Boston, Of Cincinnati, o.
Washington, - Chicago, y.
New York, .; Louisville, y.
PittsburE, ~ Philadelphia, ..
st. Louis, 81 Brooklyn, ..
baltimore, 12j Cleveland, q.
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BOSTON.

EARNED runs: Boston, 3. Two-bass hts:
Long, Collins. Duffy, Lowe, Clarke. Three
base hits Stahl (2l Collins Double plays:
Long to Tenney. Lowe to Tenney. First
base on balls; BY, Hickman, !; Hit by
pitched ball. BY Hickman, 3. Struck out:
BY Hahn, 3: by Hickman, l. Time of game:
/ 40 Irmnrns: unnt and Connolly.
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Louisville ...........O o 0 o 0 90
New York .......... 0-3
Foster; Two-base hits: VanHaltren, Grady,
Ritchey. Struck out: By Cunningham, /;
by Carrick, /. Double play; Gleason to
Davis to Wilson. Left on bases: Louisville,
B; New York, s. Time of game: One hour
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-27

"'Batted for Cooley in ninth.
FhadeIghia PftisSSfS ''.....: :.:...:.S %
Earned runs Pittsburg 3 Two-base
hits: McCreery, Williams. LaJoie; Three
Mccarthy. stolen bases: Donovan, McCar-
thy Retz, Douglass, Cross Double play:
Lauder to Cross to Cooley, Frst base on
balls: OFF Rhinest 3; off Fiheld, 4. Hit by
pitched ball: Clark, Flick. Struck, out:
BY Rhines, /. Time of game: Two hours
and ten minutes. Umpires: CARNEY and
Andrews.
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LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The visitors
punched their hits in the first two innings,
after which Cunningham was effective.
Carrlck kept the Colonies down throughout
the game and only one man reached first
base Attendance, 1900 Score:
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Totals. ls.............S 23,S7

mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearingl
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"Batted for Thomas in ninth.
ttRntted for Cooley in ninth.
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substitute.
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church. The happy couple left immedi-
ately for the Indian Territory, where they
VIII spend the honeymoon as guests OF
DR.. Threadgill.
PHILLIPS - Rockdale, Texas,
June 15,--Miss Bessie Simms and Mr.. o.
*. Phillips were united In marriage at the
Christian church in this city at o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. Addison Clark presl-
dent of Add Ran university, officiating,
The attendants were A. p. Perry, Jr,
best man, and Miss Tennie Silnms, e. J.
Douglass and Miss Lotte Simms, W. D.
Kemp and Miss Mosele Baxter, j. c..
Gather and Miss Claudia Tracy, Messrs
Joe Loewenstein and j. c. Woody, ushers
There were also two beautiful little flower
girls. The church was decorated with
fine effect and the bride and groom stood
beneath floral bell during the ceremony.
The latter while brief, was very Inn
pressive and solemn aud the scene was in
every way calculated to imprint itself
forever on the minds and hearts of the
happy young couple thus united, The
church was throDged with the many
friends of the bride and groom, who.
while waiting, received rare vocal treat
from Miss Darlington Of Marquee, COZ
lege friend of the bride, who sang, II
Love Thee" in a very clear and sweet
soprano. Almost Immediately after the
song the wedding march was played AMI
the ceremony took place. The newly
married couple left on the International
and Great Northern flyer at 525 o'clock
for Alabama, the former home OF the
groom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Of the Direct Navigation Co.
Houston. June 4 l399--The annual meeting
OF the stockholders and board q directors
Of the Direct Navigation Company will be
held In the companys Office. IN the city Of
Houston, on Tuesday July T. at II O'Clock
a. m. b. c. cusanan. secretary. rs
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and board OF
directors OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company viii be held
AZ the office OF the company. In the city OF
Houston, Texas, on Wednesday, July p,
1893. c. b seger. Secretary. 10
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hYMEkEAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Texas, June
M d Rowan and Miss Leta Ellis
aarl.d here last night, Rev. S. o.
a.l officiating.
a-sAlIH. -Emllee, Texas, June 10
!las Stephen Day of Emilee, Texas,
na liberia Smith, daughter of Mr..
smith OF Natchitoches, La. were
Ah marriage June IA, 1899.
NlsoN-MEssICK. - Ennis. Texas,
IN D. Knutson and Mrs. Eliza
aa were married in this city We'd
" asn', Rev. B. NJ. Taylor offciat-
,n,lsslMs.-Colmesneil, Texas, June
aa Agnes Sims and Mr.. Joe Davis
married. at the residence of the
~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sims,
'lNas Ferry, Thursday night, June
pN.SS!lAP-cRoss.-Temple, Texas, June
|, " H. I Dunlap of Sparks and
s@a Cross Of Heidenheimer were
A y the Baptist church at Heiden-
- Wednesday evening.
|Dsssss-loNEs.-Temple, Texas, June
~aa Adams, who has made Temple
i wy l'r several years, was married
!. y evening in Dallas TO Miss
M, .Vass The young couple will take
~, Ia rip up into Colorado.
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Texas.
n v. frede, prominent bust
[r. 80 o. this city, and Miss Ophella
4 ssre married last night, Rev.
,, mnsht officiating. They left for
~ ..onlo on a ten days trip.
!, MY !. RlE-WARREN.-Texarkana. Tex.
~ naf' Fred Mcclure, of the Nc
/, nss and Miss Valerie Warren,
m ~ here at 8 o'clock this morn
III residence OF the brides mother
ca,I,,,snn atIeh' Rev. 7. F. Weaver Of
io srauan church officiated.
- Gaorue,owu
N .uae lS'--Mr. C. E. Johnson was
EissrI marriage to Miss Amanda John
Il, i,ns ~0,ning at the residence of the
III tarn f, VINO lives about three miles
iii MAJ ey.John OVAL, pastor of the
IAprrv ulst church, officiating.
, Il ;.N,,WEAYER.-Lufkin Texas
NJ, Mt + P. Martin of Emnoria
Id, rta allnhie Weaver were married
I'd p.l gnt az the home of the BRIDES
IfnIsnss s, Ellis Smith of Nacogdoches
l. 70 the ceremony. The happy
~, ''s'Sed great many valuable
lin la HOLIDAY. - rexarkana.
1, I'm, io.-Mr. James B. Griffin. a
To-, Nwx,essman running between here
4 pac,sss rln. for several years on the
n,,,.as' and Miss ophelia HOLIDAY
! !, here last night AT the resi-,
sillne o,t, oriaes mother. Rev. ]. NJ.
4 s',ihoRRIsoN. - VILLAGE MN,
IL yllla,, AT the BENJAMIN hotel
As N ssse today Mr.. A. p Ling a Yen,
and M,, ,orK Life Insurance. com
ahl and sc y f. Morrison, a most
q San nishly accomplished young
laass ~ antonio, Tens were mar
Tug w. W. Cruise BIZ Kountze 81.
| 81, S s Ling, formerly Of New
I nov Convey H very sick at this place
/. iaA I'M FOSTER N..,,,
W. W,o,,o. ednesday, at high noon
! uai,es performed the ceremony
2 aud ~ N matrimony Miss patti
ne chr-osA arthur Threadglll OF mis-
q the s,ts vn was beautifully deeorat-
All I'no senaants were Misses Turns
/, and Dr ,onoly and Messrs. c. w.
fsad pres,a a: h. Foster. Mrs. F. NJ
= clarkse,aae at the organ and Miss
'ss sons sang a beautiful ana ar
"s as the party entered tbe
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Hearne. Texas. June 22,-Miss Minnie
Burelsmith, accompanied by Miss Mir
vine and Master Dorrance Byars, left this
morning by way of the International and
Great Northern for a months visit TO
friends and relatives in Greenwood, Miss
Prof w. H. Long and wife returned yes
terdav from Cause.
John G. Lipscomb left on this morning s
train for San Antonio.
Several of the young people went to
Calvert this afternoon in response to an
invitation requesting them to attend a So
cial hop there tonight,
Mr.. Sam Adams was exhibiting a large
rattlesnake. which was killed on his
plantation today. 1t measured seven fee.
and had ten rattes.
Mrs. F. p. Lallier and children have re-
turned to their home in Hampstead after
a pleasant visit TO relatives in the city.
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NORTH TEXAS DOCTORS.
The FinnI Session Preceded ny n
Reception.

The Final Session 'reccneu ny
Reception.
Bonham, Texas. June 22.-The North
Texas Medical association was called TO
order this morning at $50 for the last
time of this meeting The president an
nounced his appointments for the different
sections for the Dallas meeting IN Decem-
ber The subject of surgery was taken
up and a number OF interesting papers
read and discussed,
The doctors were rendered reception
at the pavilion last night by the 80 club
The electric cars were chartered for the
occasion and the physicians and invited
guests were given an excursion to Lake
St. Claire, where elegant light refresh
ments were served. This morning resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted praisine
the local physicians, good people of Bon
ham and the '99 club for their princely
hospitality.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

I7c1p0- -First-ctss house, cool rooms. bath:
"a "a per week; table board $3.50 zos Ia
Branch. -
FT,PGANT ROOMS, frst-class board reouced
10 81 90 week: table and transient poarusrii
solicited; speclal rates to couplss' cenIs 81 81
location. 9i2 Travis street. --------------
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooa ~ Pm IN
yate fanny ppeiu - "a
Travis street .-------------,--s
a. ~ PEP WEEK-Franklin House, iIls
Franklin avenue two blocks from postoiness.
baths.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms ana
ranches. Francis Smith &C., ssn ~, ~.
tonic, Texas. Call on r. W. MOTIFS nan
building. Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
SUMMER RESORTS.

COUNTRY FARE aud health
giving atmosphere exchanged Tor reasonable
feoompense to limited number q boarders'
twice a day mail. Mrs, a. Y. Roberts
1harp, Texas. on Gulf. Colorado and santa
Fe railroad 70