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TO LOOK FOR CoNsPIRAToRs.
Governor of New Jersey Asked to
Take Acton.

New York. August 2.-In compliance
whit an urgent representation made by
Ambassador Fava, the Italian representa-
tive in this country, Secretary Hay has
requested the governor of New Jersey TO
take measures TO obtain evidence prelim-
mary to the prosecution of any persons
within his State who conspired to bring
about the assassination Of King Humbert.
says the Washington correspondent of the
Herald.
Within a very short time, therefore, the
authorities expect to have officially de-
termined the question whether the crime
was the result OF conspiracy Matched in
the United States. If evidence to support
the assertion that such is the case can be
obtained it will then be necessary to de-
eide whether the Federal or State laws
permit prosecution of persons charged
with conspiring against the ruler of a
foreign nation.
The communication zSAived at the state
department from Baron Fava shows clear
" that he has placed detectives at work
to put the responsibility for the crime
upon the shoulders of those persons in
Paterson who conspired with Bresci TO
murder the king.
An examination of the revised statutes
Of the United States fails to show any sec
ton under which conspirltors against the
life OF a foreign ruler can be punished.
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he STATION is AT A CRISIS
roWERs MUST TAKE ONE OF THE
HORNS of THE DILEMMA.
n Either Event the Ministers Are
Left mt the Mercy of the
Chinese Mob.

New York, August IA dispatch to the
ioune from London says. The news
'm China in the last twenty four hours
r. consisted mainly of belated accounts
M various capitals of the experiences
tue legations when they were under
n crisis has now arisen when the pow
must either consent to make peace
Vn their legations at the mercy OF tbs
i'nese hordes or send an army to Pekln
take the risk of having massacre
81efea before the troops can arrive at
$e capital.
ine cabinet without doubt has discussed
n question and probably the views o;
British and American governments
we been exchanged respecting it, al
Oush there is no direct evidence OF any
neerted action.
3pitches from China are indecsive,
,uuioate that several powers favor an
uediate advance. whereas the Goa.
selus q other powers have not re-
NM instructions from their home gov
There are rumors that the
-Se mas begun, but these reports are
eontradicted.
Nc european concert may be subject
severe strain by the necessity of de-
enis point. The Chinese govern
neping by lite threats TO hold f5r-
- as hostages to divide the powers
pA'aiyze their aatton. Japan, with
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MACARTHuIWs LIST.
Various Diseases Continue ~ Garry
on American Soldiers.

Various Diseases Continue To carry
on American Soldiers.
Washington, August l.-Gcneral MaeAi-
thur reports the following casualties:
Manila, July 80. The following deaths
have occurred since last report
Dysentery -Thirtieth infantry, Harry
CALDWELL Twenty first infantry, Corporal
William l.. Price, Tweny-fourth infantry.
John Baker. Fourteenth infantry. Dennis
Congeri sixteenth Jerry Clay; Thirty
ninth infantry. Wallace Mcintosh; Nine
teenth infantry, Samuel P. Dillon; Fourth
infantry, Corporal Fred c. Gleason:
Twentieth infantry. Harry Jacobs, Thir
tieth infantry, Joseph w. Martin; Sew
enteenth, William e. Pickens, Twenty
hflh infantry. John Quinn; Fortieth in
tantry, Clarence II. Ward
Dlarrhoea-Fourth infantry, Guy w.
GIepdersQn
! Variola-ITwenty- fourth infantry, Lew
! Williams; Twentyirst infantry. Al Mer,
Ger.
Malarian fever-Twenty- fifth infantry
First Sergeant Ernest EdelVcn; Twelfth
infantry, MusiciaE Milton IL. Rocder.
Abcess liyer-Thirty- ninth volunteer
lnlsntry, Charles ii. Murray. Fred
stephens.
castro enteritis---Forty-fifth infantry
Quarterm1si Sergeant Morton IL. Coos.
peritonitis-Twonty first infantry, Coz
pora Erasmus Balk Twenty-aixth infan-
try. Clyde rabar.
Drowned--Seyenteent infantry, Ear e.
ti,iyton,
Murdered by comrade-Twenty- Nth in
fantry shannon p Profit
pneumonla-Thl infantry, WIN
liam II. Mcnamara, James O. Driver
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BRENNAN BUDGET.


BRENNAN. Texas. August 1.-The con-
on Tuesday evening at Germania. owing
to encampments at Waco and La Porte
the band has been absent from the city
the past three weeks, and the music low
ing public was getting anxious to hear
from its favorites. The moon looked down
gathering, which enjoyed to the utmost The
programme.
MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Rogers left today
for Monterey. Mexico. which will be their
future home MIR. Rogers has secured a
lucrative position on a railroad in that vi
entity, His departure causes a vacancy
on the police force and awakens regret
among many friends,
Irish potatoes are bringing 10 cents a
bushel on the local market. This is an
advance OF 100 per cent since the be-
ginning of the potato season.
p. f. Treadway OF company G, Thirty
third United States volunteer Infantry,
writes from Manila that there is some
talk OF the boys getting out in five or SIX
months but that he will never believe II
until he has his anal papers and is on
the way home He says health is fairly
good considering the hardships OF the
campaign through which the regiment
has Just passed and that the boys are
wishing for lots of letters and papers TO
read
There were twelve marriage licenses Is
sued for the month of July this year as
against twentyone for the same month
last year.
I Messrs. j. o. VanNess of this city and
I f. Coleman and job Thigpen OF Carmine
have reached the Vendome hotel, New
I York city, on their way home from Eu.
/ rope
! Mr.. f. w. Wood is seriously sick with
| typhoid fever and messages have been
| sent notifying relatives.
/ J. T, Dunrdan OF Gay Hin brought In
/ a load of melons yesterday one of which
( weighed eighty-four pounds.
( There were $50 tickets sold to Burton
/ today on account of the annual celeDrd-
| ton by the United Brotherhood oil
/ Friends. Eleven members of Gus Hopkins
band went along to furnish music,
Hon. Ben s, Rogers. grand chancellor
OF the Knights OF Pythias, left tonight
! for Troy. to deliver an address at .
Pythian picnic.
Tho 3-inch rifles of the Brennan felC
artillery arrived this morning from tht
La Porte enoampment.
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WAR is NEARING AN END.
The Beers Are Suffering Great PrI-
walton in Continuing Struggle.

New York, August IA dispatch to the
Tribune from London says; The war In
South Africa is clearly approaching an
have fully 400U prisoners along the hills
south of Bethlehem and that Olivier alone
has succeeded in breaking away toward
Harrismith with 1000 men.
Forty thousand British troops ought to
be able to catch that commando with iAs
five guns. The Free State forces now con-
sist of two columns of 1000 men each I'M
der Dewet and olivier several hundred
miles apart and enveloped with British
troops, and when these surrender the
Transvaal Beers will not have any justi-
tication for holding out, especially when
the campaign has become one OF intoler
able suffering on both sides. The Beers
are fighting in rlgs and barefooted and
are suffering from hunger, cold and every
conceivable privation.
The British troops are also badly clothed
and fed, owing to the wretched work of
the transport service.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt made a
speech against the government yesterday
in the house OF commons and displayed a
sembhnce of HIS old time fighting form.
He referred to the estimate of $4,000, 600
for operations in China and infinite |
that the ultimate cost of British opera
tions in that quarter might exceed that
In South Africa, He also assumed that the
war in South Africa would cost fully $780,
600 900 and commented on the fact tina;
consols which used to stand at lis had
gene down TO below par. He even ven
tured to predict that Sir Michael Hicks
Beach il he were borrowing. would emu
late MIR. Goschen's achievement In send
ing them down to %.
This speech was the most effective at
tack which has yet been made on thu
government. The war has not been vel
! financed. tax of a penny a pound or
sugar would have yielded more revenue
than the new schedule of increased taXei
| imposed by Sir Micl ael I1icks-B Beach a
the expense Of payers of income dues AM
other direct taxes.
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RECEPTION TO REPUBLICANS.
A Party of 100 Visited the President
at Canton.

Canton. O.. August 1.--Governor Nash
and Chairman Dick and delegation OF
state officials. judges of the supreme
court. members Of the State Central COM
mittea and executive committee. republi-
can candidates and Ohio congressman to
the number of nearly "a hundred arrived
from Columbus on a special train shortly
before II o'clock today. Other roads
brought in a score or more from Cleye-
land and other parts OF the State. The
citizens reception committee met the
party at the station with carriages and
took them TO the Mckinley home so that
the reception could be completed in time
to allow the president to take the 80
train for Washington as previously ar
ranged
The visit was entirely informal and so
cial. There was no band and no escort.
aside from the committee. to show the
visitors to the carriages.
The president received his visitors In
the house without speech-making or in
| PRODUCTION.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

WASHINGTON Mr. Roger Wolcott has
accepted the presidents tender Of the post
Of ambassador to Italy, vice Draper resigned.
CHICAGO.-John Clark, deputy collector
Of revenue, of the city OF Now YORK. VAS
lodged in cell at the Central station for the
alleged embezzlement OF $4,000 Of the city OF
New Works funds.
COBURG,- With an imposing procession the
body OF the late Duke of Coburg was re-
moved from Rosnau Castle to tbe church OF
st, Moritz, attended by members Of the ducal
family, the court and functionarles.
MEXICO ClTY.--General Bornado Reyes
minister of war will b. decorated on Nation
81 lndependence DAY WIN medal OF honor
other officers will also receive medals
FOREST. Nissan Alabama ana Vcks-
burg construction train was passing through
the town and ran over "A COW, turning over
and smashing the rolling stock. A number
of cars On the siding were smashed ana
tuned over. Several people were hurt.
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CONGRESS of ANARCHISTS.
Mrs. Parsons Says II VIII BE Held
In Paris Next Month.


In Paris Next Month.
Chicago August THE Tribune says:
According to Mrs. Lucy Parsons, an inter
ma tional congress of anarchists viii be
held in Paris next month. The anarchists
of Chicago will meet locally next Sunday
to express their approval of the removal
of King Iiumbert and incidentally will
consider the preparation for the coming
worlds congress. This information was
obtained from Mrs. Parsons in an inter-
view last evening.
The congress, according to Mrs, Parsons
has been called nv the heads OF the an
archists' organization in the different
countries of Europe and America and will
he attended by representatives from every
country where the anarchists maintain an
organization America will send only one
representative. New York teacher, who
is a native of Switzerland, but VINO speaks
French. has been chosen to go.
"What is the purpose OF the congress-
said Mrs. Parsons. repeating the question
put to her.
'To MP out plan OF action for khe
anarchists OF the world, to bring the fol
lowers of anarchy into closer touc., and
10 perfect a world wide organization"
"And does that mean that the anaf-
cbiste will plan fresh outbreaks"
Mrs. Parsons black eyes snapped, but
she ignored the question until 1T was re-
heated. when she said. ut seems TO me
that they are pretty active now"
Chicago. August Lucy Parsons. re-
let az the anarchist, put the crimp in I
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle Of Halls Great Discovery
cures all kidney and bladder troubles, re-"
moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis,
slons. weak and lame backs, rheumatism aud
all irregularities OF the kidneys and bladder ia
hoth men and women bladder trouble in chill
dren. II not sold by your druggist, will De
sent by mail on receipt OF 500. One small
bottle Is two months treatment, and VIII cure
any case above mentioned. Or. +. w. Hall,
Sole Manufacturer. r. o. Box 629, ST. Louis.
Mo. Send for testimonials Sold by all drug
sists and Houston Drug Company.
sszuin. Texas, September 27--I have taken
fan Great Discovery and II has cured me
completely OF kidney and bladder trouble.
F. SUCHART,
Treasurer Guadalupe County.
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holiness Camp Meeting at scottsvirIe

Marshall, Texas, July 9.--The Holiness
camp meeting at Scottsville. on the Texas
and Pacific railway. eight miles east Of
here. Is being daily increased In numbers
by people from Arkansas Louisiana, the
Indian Territory and points throughout
Texas. The following divines are present.:
Revs G. H. Marshall and Sheppard of
California. J. O. McClnkle of Nashville.
W. b. Colby of Kentucky, McWllliams OF
louisiana c. e. Mock and John PAU.
The singers are Misses Barr and Clark of
New orleans. Mrs. Horn OF Shelbyville,
Texas. and w. a. Fannir of Vanderbilt
university.
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snrntosn Meeting.

Saratoga, n. Y. August THE summer
meeting of the Saratoga Racing association
began today. and the fine weather Brought
out big crowd. The bookmakers found me
betting brisk. Large fields ruled in al! the
races, and each class was well represented
The stake feature Of the day was the Con
gress Hall stake for 2-year-olds, which was
Five furlonEs, introductory scramble, tor
all ages-Glbraltar. Mayor Gilroy, Rush. Time
l;01A.
Miie--VilIa ". Fleuron. Provost. Time
1:42h.
Five furongs, Congress Hall stake. purse
t3000-Alard scheck, Far Rockaway. Beau Or
mond Time 1907.
Mile and a sixteenth-Maximo Gomez. Mon
TAME Mcleod of Dare Time l:37.
Five furlongs-ondurdis, Amaria, Juniper
Time t:03A.
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Hawthorne Results.

Chicago, August THE talent Jared badly
today Long shots captured every event.
Five and a half furlongs-Maldonado Sor-
tie, Gslanthus. Time l:O7%.
Six furlongs-Rival Dare. Miss shaniey,
John GrIgsby. Time 1l4h.
Five furlongs-Jimine2. Moneymuss. Tyr.
SIX frriougs-Louisvlle Pirate. Sir Dick.
Time 1:l5A.
Miie-Biii Garrett sanvardo. Leando. Time
l:42
Mile-Castake. Ben Chance. Blue Lick. Time
Miie-Hard Knot. Imp. Mint Sauce. John
Baker. Time 1;40,
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The FIRE RECORD.
Two Residences ut Dallas.

Dallas, Texas. July S1.--Two fires oc-
CURED here early this morning. The first
was at $40 South Akard street. and was
discovered at 1926 a. m 1t was a cottage
valued at $1,000 and uninsured. It was
DESTROYED, and the household goods. valued
al $500 and insured for $500. were dam.
aged The cause Is not known.
Al 500 a. M a house at 200 Preston
street was burned, II was valued at $1,000
and Insured for Si4o0, The contents. which
were lost. were valued at $500. and were
insured for 5000. The cause of this fire is
also shrouded in mystery.
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Columbus Driving park today. The track
was fast The nrst two events were decided
In straight heats,
Pacing, class 2:i0. purse S20o0-Hetty q.
won Best time 2:o5h. Clinton b., Harry o.,
l1ottie Smart. Riley d. and sidney Pointer
also ran.
Pacing, class 2;0S. purse si5oo-Coney won.
Best time ei05A, Free Hand Don Choral.
Democracy and Hail Cloud also started.
Trotting, class 2.l9, purse si5o0-Palm Leaf
won. Best time AJAX. Onward Silver. SEN
ator *. Brotolos, Carrie, Enlala b., Cove
McGregor, Undertake, Clinton Carly and
Orphan Girl also started.
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THE RACES.
prighton Bench Results.

New York. August 1.-The sport at Brighton
Beach today was spirited. The Sea Gin
stakes was the only feature and instead OF
the feature. it was the weakest part OF the
card
Six furlongs-stuart. Marbert. Pupil. Time
'l:12 3-5.
Five furlongs-Princess Pepper, Apple OF
My Eye Tom Kenny Time 1900 40.
Mile-King Bramble. The Chamberlain, Sill
yer Garter. Time 40.
Sea Gin stakes. six furlongs-Voter. Hello
hos. Time 1:l2 rs.
six furlongs-G lennelle. Kenilworth. Beau
Gallant Time IA is.
Mile and a furlongBe Of Troy. Imp,
Gonfalon. Time / :53
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SPORTING NOTES.

The ST. Louis Globe Democrat predicts that
either Tebeau or McGraw Will be turned
loose IN short time. II is likely that II will
be the latter. as owner Robson thinks Te-
beau the best manager In the business
Fort Worth, Texas, July s0.-An agreement
for a shoot between Mr., j. w. Bickneil OF
this city. who recently won the Mitchell cup
IN the Fort Worth Gun club contest, and
Walter kennedy OF Cleburne was entered into
today. The contest Is to take place on the
Fort Worth Gun club grounds here within
two weeks, the winner being the one breakiug
the larger number OF bluerocks out OF iOO
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ANARCHISTS ExULT.
They sent a CabIegram of Rejoicing
TO Minister Sarac"o.

Pittspurg August LA special to the
Commercial Gazette says: Tonight at the
mouth Of al abandoned mine near Shanss
Station. on the Baltimore and OHIO rail-
road, quite a large gathering OF anarchists
met 10 exult over the killing of Kins
Humbert. After speeches were concluded
appropriate resolutions were adopted AMI
the following cable ordered sent:
10 ,ilnister Samcco, Ron.s
we are exulant over the death of
tho Ling who maesacred the people.
lHurrah for our comrade Bresci.
The Anarchist Group,
Yougheney, Pa.
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St Louis Results.

ST. Louis. August lat the Fair Grounds
four fayorites and two well-backed second
choices won the six races
Mile aud an eghth--zazel limp L,xel.
Time 1:56.
Five furlongs--Edna Green, Lakev.ew
pelle Mimic Cobb Time 102A.
Five and a half furlongs--Sard. Censor, the
Butcher Time 500.
Mls and one-sixteenth, handicap-Lady
callahan, HayIand Malay. Time 1:4SA.
Sir furlongs handcap-St Cutbert. Graves.
Diana FonBo. Time l:liA
Mile-Go TO Bed Sir Rolla. HI Nocker.
Time 1:41.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.
statc Ticket Nominated and Electors
Mt Large Named.

Des Moines, Iowa, August 1.-The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated by the re-
publican state convention today: Secre-
tary of state, w. b. Martin; auditor. f. b.
Merriam; treasurer. G. S. Gilbertson; at
torney general. C. W. Mullan; Judge OF
the supreme court, L. ~ McLain; rail-
road commissioner, D. j. Palmer; presi-
Dental electors at large, John n. Baldwin.
Ole o. Roe.
The resolutions indorse the Iowa dele
CATION in congress, The administration OF
Governor Shaw, the National platform and
the National ticket.
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out doubt. favors an immediate advance.
The talk at the embassy here is decisive
on that point. 1t is not equally certain
that Russia and Germany are ready to in
cur the responsibility of exposing the le-
gations to the peril OF a renewal of bonn
bardment by an overwhelming force OF
Chinese regulars.
The opinion among we'll informed men
at midnight was that the Japanese. Amer
leans and English were in sufficient torca
to initiate an aggressive policy and would
do it.
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CROWLEY RICE ASSOCIATION.
MiIIers and Growers Met and EIected
Officers.

Crowley, La, July 31.-The Rice Millers
and Growers association. limited, met in
elected officers, as follows Charles A..
Lowery. Lowery, La, president; ]. d.
Marks, Crowley. vice president; ]. Free
land. Crowley, secretary; J. p Haber of
Jennings. treasurer. The association bid
500 for the first sack OF clean rice, crop
of 1900, raised by Chapuis & Broussard OF
Rayne and gave the 500 to the widows
and orphans OF the murdered policemen
at New orleans.
Crowley, one Of the rice shipping cen
ters of the world, will not allow the first
sack Of her own crop to leave here
without protest. in keeping with her
past record.
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meeting OF socialists tonight and was
orlven from the speakers roetrum for her
pains and almost precipitated riot
winch was quelled by the police amid the
dousing of red lights and the scattering
OF 900 men who had assembled at Bel
mont and North Albany avenue to listen
to the epeeches.
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nnnni1 of s4.o24.4Da.

washington, August THE July COM
,arat,ve statement of receipts and ex-
peuditures show that the months re-
csimts we're sac. $50, 100 and the expend'-
lures s53. 979. C5S, which leaves dehets for
The month Of s4O24.iss.
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FORCE OF CHINEsE pR0pos

FORCE OF CHINESE PROPOSED.
New York, August lit is proposed to
offer TO the United States a corps of in
telligent Americanized Chinese to be at-
tached to the American forces in China.
1t is said they could be a great aid, as
scouts, guides boatmen, Interpreters anu
bosses for the gangs of coolies necessary
to do the packing of supplies The Chi
nese head men of the Chung Wah recog-
nized this and mentioned 1t in the recent
memorial sent through Minister WI to Ii
Hung Chang.
They then offered their services to Ii
Hung Chang, but now, being assured OF
the United States attitude they will Of
fer their services TO aid General Chat
fee.
THE time has come for action" said
Chez Moy, land there are many who will
be only too glad to GO"
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Farm House burned.

Pendletonville, Texas, August 1.--Yes-
terday evening at o'clock DR.. e. A. Eli
sons house. on the farm occupied by jess
Stovall, was burned Total loss. The
cause was child filling lamp from oil can
and explosion OF can.
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BUSINESS MATTERS
An Assignment at WINS.

Willis, Texas. july 2S.--J. e. sandell.
doing merchandise business at this
place. made an assignment today. naming
NJ A. Anderson assignee.
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Rosebud TeXa3. August THE First
National bank of Rosebud. with paid up
capital of $4,000 began business yester-
day. Hon. George W. Riddle is president.
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bonds Authorized.

Austin, Texas, August 1.-The railroad
commission this morning entered an Or
der on It's minutes authorizing the Beau
mont Wharf and Terminal company to
issue bonds to the amount of S463,0OO.
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SEYMOUR Will VISIT vIcERoY.

Shanghai. August Admiral Seymour,
on board the British dispatch boat Alac-
rity, started for Nankn today to consult
with Lieu Kun vi, viceroy of Naukin
Admiral Seymour wired the viceroy of his
intended visit and Lieu Kun vi replied:
81 am unwell and can not see you
Admiral Seymour insister upon making
the visit and the viceroy responded by
wire; Il am instructing a warship tc
proceed down the river to escort the
Alacrity to Nankin in case of misunder-
standing in passing the forts"
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nncIsIrInnd EnrnIngs.

Austin. Texas, August 1.-The Chicago
Rock Island and Texas railway paid sos is
passenger tax today on $9Sl7.55 passenger
earnings for the quarter ending June 30.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago 2: Indianapolis o,
Minneapolis 2; Buffalo 3,
Kansas City II, Cleveland b.
Milwaukee 4. Detroit ,.