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New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
lruff smiled broadly.
MR.. KERNAN'S SPEECH

Next came John D. Herman, of Utica, who, in
speaking upon The Commercial Supremacy of
New-York," said among other things:
The Great Lakes the west, the ocean near by
on the east, and the lay of the land and water
courses between the simple elements that en-
TO establish the commercial supremacy Of New
York. which, until recently firmly held in it's
grasp so per cent of the imports of the country
and IS per cent Of its exports. OF late we have
been rudely shocked to find that, while not as yet
losers perceptibly in volume of business our per
centage of imports in 1897 had fallen 60 per cent
and of exports TO 81 per cent. This means that the
increase of the traffic of the country is going 70
rival ports at such rate to endanger seriously
our position. Thorough investigation by Governor
Roosevelts Committee on Canals by Governor
Blacks State Commerce Commission and bv the
Interstate Commerce Commission, at the instiea-
ton Of the New York Produce Exchange and The
New-York Board of Trade and TRANSPORTATION has
ascertained the causes Of this decline in our com
merce, and has pointed ont the remedy with un-
errng certainty. "
Of the situation clearly pointed out the sole
remedy, the abundant and all-suicient remedy ac-
cording TO the judgment of all thorough investi-
gators of the question, well and briefly eX-
pressed by the Interstate Commerce Commission
itself In the export rate case IN the following
language:
The great supremacy of New-York in the mast
has been measurably due to its canals. II il would
hold that supremacy in the future II must give
were TO be restored to-day to the position in
the carrying trade that II has occupied within the
twenty years past the commerce of the Port nf
New-York could rot suffer-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
GOVERNOR ON RAMAPO.
Continued from sfrst page.)

things practically think they want little COM
nonsense. But wan to say that those mistakes,
II they are mistakes. under Governor Roosevelt.
have not proved 20 be yet, and we do not know
now they coming out
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

In peace anc war ne piled his Ayto
For water or for blood:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
NOTICE.

am having may my barn and ell
thereto torn down this week and any,
one desiring the old lumber of the
building can have same by drawing it
it away. DIR. G. F. CAMP.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
LOSES $500.
A Barre Boy in q Hold Up Out
West.

The following letter from George
Petrie at Denver, Col, to his brother
Henry, is very interesting and shows
that In this enlightened age the old
style Of highwaymcn has not yet be-
come extinct:--
Well, Henry, forgot to mention in
my letter about the hold up, butit is
all straight enough for ! gave him all
| had, S3l. Some OF the boys foiled
him though, and one fellow only gave
10 cents. When we were looking into
the muzzle Of that gun it looked about
the Size of one Of those big trees.
You know that is how we happened
to be on the stage. We we're going up
to see the big tree, which is a three
days trip from Raymond; and / tell
you those trees are Of an immense size.
We drove through one of them in the
stage and it covered four horses and
the stage. Well, we left Raymond at
s.. 30 in the morning and when we had
got l miles cut the "Black Kid,' for
that is what he called himself, stepped
out from behind bush right on a
turn in the road and levellcd his gun
at us and made the driver drive up
into the turn, out of sight of the road
SO the other stages could not see us as
they came along, and made us all get
down and stand up in line and fork
over. He made the man at the head
take off his hat and put what he had
in it and pass it along to the next and
so on down the line.
Then he made us get back into our
seats to wait for the stages to come
up, which was over an hour behind
us, but in the meantime couple of
cavalrymen came along and he took
them In too. They told us that their
troop was not great ways behind
them, but the other stages came along
before they did. He had four stages
and two other teams, thirty-two peo-
pie in all, and he had just done with
the whole outfit and was making us
march on whea@ the troop came up
and he skipped out, but they did not
get him, although they all made dive
for him into the bush.
He got about $500 in all, one man
giving him ST., which was the most
any one man gave. He got S3l out of
me. 1t was rather funny expert
ence. was up against the real thing
that time all right, and wouldn't have
missed it for anything. We had lots
of fun over it. You can give this to
the TRLEGRAM If you like.
GEORGE
Denver, Col, June 2S, 1900.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

Mrs. Coolidge and daughter are tn,
guests of Mrs. K. l.. Dutton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
ESTABLISHED IN 1895
RI. KIMbALL { GO
BANKERS,
AND DEALxRs IN
INVESTMENT
....,. SECURITIES
~ Broadway, NEW YORK.
We allow Interest on deposits and
transact a general banking business
NOTICE

Madame NJ. l.. LaGranade Is now
ready for her spring and summer
seasons work, she will offer her work
at low rates during the coming season,
She will also teach the latest tailor
patterns system Of cutting satisfact-
Dry, she has on hand all the latest
albums of Paris to select from, for
coats, capes' evening and tailor made
gowns. All orders promptly attended
to. Invitation extends to all.
Corner Elm and Court Streets,
II Montpelier, VT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
HARTFORD.

Mrs. Coolidge and daughter are the
guests of Mrs. E. l.. button.
Miss Mabel Monaghan, who has been
spending several months at the par.
Sonage, has kindly consented to sing
at the morning service next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam, who have been
guests of their son at the hotel here,
returned to their home in N. S.
Edith Dickey of Windsor is the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. John
BarrowS.
Years of suffering relieved in night. Itch
ing piles yield at once to the curative proper
ties of Deans Ointment. Never fails. AT
any drug store, SO cents. DIV
During the wind storm of Saturday
the old elm which has stood at the
end Of the bridge since the first bridge
was built, was blown down.
Miss Annie Morris gave picnic for
her Sunday School class on the 4th.
Arthur Bugbee was in town last
week.
Mrs. Alfred Chadbourn has eturn.
ed from a visit to her mother at Cor
NTH.
Mrs. Stearns and children are guests
at George PeaSe's.
A household necessity. DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, wounds of
any sort; cures sore throat, Group, catarrh,
asthma; never fails. DIV
A benefit lawn party was given on
Pease's Park last Friday evening. 1t
proved a pleasant occasion, and net
ted SAL.
Relatives from Springfield are the
guests Of Mrs. X. M. Madden.
George Tracey and family are away
on vacation
Mr.. A. Q. Ray and son Hugh spent
the Fourth at Bellows Falls.
The "Fourth" passed very quietly
here, as most of the people went to
Barre, West Lebonon, or West Hart
ford, for the. celebration.
~ owe my whole life to Burdock Blood
Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered my body.
seemed beyond cure. b. b. b. has made
me perfectly we'll woman" Mrs. Charles
Hutton, Berville, Mich DIV
Harry Washbourn is home from
Dartmouth for the summer.
Miss M. E. Howard has returned
to town.
Miss Maggie McAuley has left
town.
Q. P. Truell was in town on Thurs.
day.
Hubert Bliss and family have been
recent guests Of Miss Grace Bliss.
Mrs. N. w. Whites little grand
daughter has the measles.
Miss Inez Gruber has returned from
a visit with friends at st. Johns
bury.
A sister and children are the guests
Of Mrs. Perry Olmstrod.
Willie Pingree Is home from North
field University for the summer yaca-
ton.
.-,.. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

25c. coal hods going for 15c. at
Union Cash Bazaar.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUINrNE TABLxrs
All druggists refund the money II it fails IL
cure. 4. w, GROVES signature ~ on each
box. 25e.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

You assume no risk when you buy
ChamberAin'S Collie, Cholera and d.
arrhna Remedy. e. A. Drown & Co..
will refund your money If you are not
satisfied after using it. 1t is every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessful remedy in use for bowel COM
plants and the only one that never
fails. 1t is pleasant safe end reliable.
d W
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

A competent lady stenographer and
typewriter desires situation on trial
for part or full time. Inquire of DR..
L. w. Hanson, Wood block, Barre,
vt. If.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09

"Vici" the best Gelatine photo
paper, tones better, keeps its color,
no seconds in the box, or package, and
uniform, prices lower than trust goods
Averill Music Co. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
Tho Appetite Of a Goat,

Is enyied by all whose Stomach and Liver
are out of order. But such should know that
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, give n splendid
appetite, sound digestion and aTegular bodily
haoit that insues perfect health and great
energy. only zoe at the Parlor Drug Store. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-09
Building Lots For Sale

Three Lots on Patterson st.,
Three Lots on Washington ST.,
And thirty-fve other lots adjoining Wash
ington street, are for sale. These lots are
plotted out, good size, on three-rod streets,
and are accommodated with the electric road,
electric light sewer and water.
The land as laid out is held by its owner
more especially for those who wish to build
home for themselves rather than for tene-
ment houses. Therestrictions are that no
one can build house to cost less than 81 800
nor place the same within twenty feet of the
street. Therefore wise to invite the atten-
ton of those who wish to buy building lot
as to location, size, and the character of the
soil that you are to build upon, the accommo-
dation that you will receive and the price
that you have to pay compared with other
locations in the city.
46tf HARRY PATTERSON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
LOVING CUP WAS PRESENTED
AMBASSADOR CHoATE DELIVERED
1T TO SIR THOMAS Upton.
Mony NotabIes Present mt the BAN
quet-ShamrociS's owner
EuioEiEed,

London. Nav 24--At a nanquet given this
evening at the Hotel Cecil to Sir Thomas
Upton. Joseph H. Choate United States am
bassador, presented to Sir Thomas the loving
cup subscribed for by the American admirers
of the owner OF the Shamrock
The company included John y. Beach, Ed
win p, Benjamin, John D, Crimmna and Jus
tce Morgan oBrien Of the New York SUI
preme court, members OF the loving cup COM
mittee; John A Mccall. Samuel w. Fair
child Warner Miller. q. NJ VOORHEES,. gov
ernor of New Jersey; william Mckinley o.
borne. United states consul general in Lon
don; the Earl of Clanwllliam the lord mayor
OF Belfast and many others
Mr. choate in the course Of the presenta-
ton speech, thus summed M the relations
Of England with America I'VE are friends
TO begin with, aud will always continue SO.
Yet, no one is foolish enough TO suppose
that our friendship viii interfere with our
rivalry. What We have got TO look TO IS
that our rivalry does not Interfere with q
friendship II the qualities exhibited by ,! 2
Thomas Upton could be brought into all
The commercial athletic and diplomatic con +.
troyersies Of England and America we might
he sure that the peace which mas SO long
prevailed between the two countries Noulu
After paying glowing tribute to Sir
Thomas Liptons sportsmsnshtp, Mr., Choate
said: This gift, Sir Thomas carries with
il the good will OF thousands OF Americans
who love gallant champion and a gallant
loser. happily united sir, IN you, who nave
ncbly borne defeat We homo you arc reahy
to meet us again.
Sir Thomas. who was evidently much az
fccted said in the course Of his reply; Inc
/ recollection OF American kindness WIN re-
/ main with me while memory lasts ! know
that 10 lift their Gun / have got 70 taRe 20
sandy Hook the hest and fastest yacht tha
| world has ever seen, but It is not without
hope that this is within the range OF POSI-
! blities.
! II am well aware that, to produce such
Yacht, the best British brains aud mechanism
| must be combined. think ! can procure
them certainly intend to try again ahe
I feel sure If / have the COED fortune %
/ succeed the same Kindness and cour'eslet
! will be shown the Americans when they CONS
over an- attempt to regain the cup Alno9s,u
the brotherhood which I have experiences y
! more precious than any wealth can eoultuAn ~.
! / hope am not expected 20 be cohtehees
! with this cup. daughter and APPLAUSE
Justice O'Brien and Mr. Mhlsr pAl'
felicitous tributes to the guest oil the even
ing. Altogether the dinucr was an Anglo
| American love feast and Mr.. choate lls,eI I,
smiling when r. NJ n Littler. one OF w
! principal speakers Of tho evening, declare
that Sir Thomas Upton had done more
cement The Anglo American enlehte Ia ~.
Lord Pauncefote OF the last ihree alnpdsea
doris to Great Britain.
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Galveston Notcs.

Galveston. Texae, May AL. L, West.
assistant general freight agent OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with head
quarters at Houston. was in the city to-
day.
4. S. Mcdowell division superintendent
Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas. with
headquarters AZ Smithville, Is in the city,
a. c. Torhert. treasurer of the Calf,
Colorado and Santa Fe, leaves tomorrow
evening for Boston.
T. v Woods, purchasing agent OF the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa he at Cleburne,
is in town.
W. 4. Hancock, commercial agent of
the Houston East and West at Houston
is In town.
j. D. Bone. commercial agent Of the
Cotton Belt al Houston, is 10 the city
today.
w, II. Mitchell. auditor OF the Gulf and
Interstate. arrived in the city this morn
ing from Beaumont and VIII be located
hero in the future.
Sol Levy has been appointed CONNER
cial agent Of the Gulf and Interstate in
this city. He succeeds E T Butlin. who
has recently been appointed general agent
for this company AT Beaumont
Dan Driscoll. general baggage agent Of
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe. re-
turned this morning from a trip up the
State,
Colonel L. J. Polk, general manager Of
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, LET
this morning for North Texas,
W g. Campbell, city ticket agent O
the Kansas City Southern, viii IN the fu.
ture represent also the Houston East ant
West Texas in that capacity
L. p. Featherstone Of the Gulf and In
terstate returned yesterday from New
York.
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7-77---'7- lls117'----------7-----
MESSAGE FROM PRETORIA.
TransvaaI secretary" RcIsu ovvIcdge
NcsoIutinms of SttmnnfhY

fiFhHsNHai secretary ACKNOWLEDGED
RESOLUTIONS of sympathy.
Waco, Texas, May 2A&The following
letter from the under secretary Of state
OF the TFansyaal has hsss received b,
Prof Eyth, secretary OF the Kruger
verein Of this city, which recently adopt
cd resolutions of sympathy for South
Africa
Department Of the Exterior, Pretoria,
April 16 -fonorable Sir: By au-
thorty of his eXcsliency, the president
of state, hereby acknowledge yonr favor
Of January "a, current year, containing
resolutions as adopted by the members
of the Kruger verein, Waco, Texas, on
January % past 1 am instructed to en-
press to You the special thanks OF his ex-
cellency and to ask you to convey The
same to the presiding officer and menu
bers of the organization FOR the words oi
warm sympathy spoken in commentator
OF a righteous cause, which are very much
appreciated. I have the honor to be-
yours most respectfully, i. Grobler
Under Secretary of State for the Exterior
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CoLCRADo.--Th dry goods store OF Adams
& Hi. OF this place was burglarlsed. Several
staple articles were taken, such as stetson
hats, shoes, etc.
GARDEN CITY --Ranchmen have begun
branding their spring crop Of calges. Ihey
say that they never saw stock in better con-
dtion here al this season OF the year,
M'KINNEY. - Contracts have been awarded
for erecting two new church houses at Rose
land. this county, one by the Metbodists and
the other by the Christian denomination.
WHARTON. "A negro named Tom Dixon
N.as arrested and Jailed charged with severe
~ beating his little step -granddaughtsF, aget
years. Tho child is badly bruised, but hei
injuries are not considered dangerous.
MISINNEY.-J. r. Bradley. representing
Nashville, Tenn, packing house, purchased
six cars Of hogs and cattle al Allen, thil
lDla6e similar purchase at Allen last week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

One mile-Miss Huds~s, Lunette, Ellen
Russell 100. Little Ruler. Loretto 1902, DR.. s.
c. Ayers. Philippine Outburst, Sarilla 1O5
Rice 107 Peter Duryea no. Belamy liz.
Selling, mile and seventy yards-Pella B,
Our Ida a. Fiuem Respice, Richardson.
Headley SO, Rubel 100, Dandy II, Gaughic
Kahn l01.
Selling, Ave furlongs-Benckart, Virginia
T, Telephone Girl, Bean, Irving Mayor 80,
Droeheda 1902 Vokmann, Hylo 10.
Selling six furlongs-Dr. Tarr. Flora Dan
es 49, o'Connee 80, Aurea 81, Prince OF
wales l01, osmon. Junaetta, Carlotta c. Nina
r. i. 1903, Spectator JOG, Headlight II los,
Winter 100.
Mile and seventy yards-Blenheim, Fannie
Taylor 90, High Noon. Brightie IS, Village
Pride 101 Beana 1902, Allie Belle 10i, Wilson
1906. Friesland 10S.
Selling, six furlongs--Little Veronica 49,
Dingv Carley ST. Lady Kent 80, Maclaren
Mettenthal 96, Opera Girl 80, The Geezer l0l
Oily Gamin 103, Missouri, Nervura 10i, Le'D
line los, The Grinder 100.
Weather clear; track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
PALESTINE ITEMS.
Damage Awarded for Personal In
jurfes--Notes About Town.


Palestine. Texas. May 24.-In the case
OF Ben r. Storey VS.. International and
Great Northern. suit for damages for per-
senal INJURIES, the jury returned verdict
awarding the plaintiff $500.
Mrs Anna Jordan OF Galveston IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs Louis DUR, in this
city.
P c. Mum of Bryan spent yesterday
ia the city,
A. Lomey OF Austin spent yesterday in
the city.
Hensley Lacy left last night for Annap-
oils, where he has been attending the
naval academy.
Colonel and Mrs. W. NJ, Lacy o. Rusp
LEFT yesterday for trip through the Wesi
for the benefit OF Mrs. Lacy's health
Work has again been resumed on
Wsinwrlghts Furniture and Coffin fac
tory and will soon be completed.
The Ladies Guild OF ST. Philips church
will held special meeting tomorrow
afternoon at he church
J. R. Walter OF San Antonio, who hai
been visiting his mother In this city
has returned to San Antonio.
c, F. Goodridge and little Geneva Good
ridge have returned from a visit to Noun
/ Vernon, Ill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25
Newport Results.

Cincinnati, May 24,-Peter Duryea was
played for a good thing in the last race
at Newport today and won easily. The colt
was backed from 80 TO to l.
Four furlongs, selllng-Clara David, Mar
garet f.. Emma C. L. Time, :4s1s
Mile and auarter-Eltholin, virgie o, At
lantus. Time 2:04S.
Seven furlongs--Margaret Hageman, La
Grange, Flop. Time, l:27k
Six furlongs, handicap-G Georgia. The Star
OF Bethlehem Koenig. Time, I:i4
-Four furlongs-Queen Little. Virginia T.,
Grace r. Time, 49A.
Mile and sixteenth-Peter Duryea. Belle
OF Orleans, DramburS Time, 1:iSls.
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be put into the field and the survey pushed
TO an early completion He also writes
that the plans for the dredge and snasgiug
outfit for improving Brazos river between
Nelasco and Richmond, west OF Galveston
bay channel Double bayou and the mouths
Of adjacent streams is being prepared by
Major Hanbury, corps of engineers, at De-
troit Mich. but that he is unable to
state what progress has been made on
them, but that It is not likely that any
work Will be done OF the river before
probably the first OF next NeAr
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vor,.trm for the Frisco.

sherman. Texas, May 2i,-An enihu-
siastio mass meeting was held at the
opera house tonisht 10 consider the prop
osition OF The 'Friseo 20 come 10 sher-
man. Propositions consist OF request for
about forty acres fof terminal grounds
ana SIS 600 cash Several speeches were
mede and committees appointed 70 solicit
eutscrintions.
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cauey valley Extension

Wharton. Texas, May 2i.-The caney
Valley (southern Pacific extension since
the clear. bright weather has doubled its
force Of hands az lie and steel work and
now lay about enc mile per day The
railroad will reach its Arst station, Ave
miles from here (Harrisons). where, as
soon as the road can transport them. Cal
tie and other freight await shipment.
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nnr,lett.. Nntionnl nnn,s.

+ Bartlett, Texas, May 23-The stock-
holders OF the First National bank Of
BARTLETT met and organized yesterday
evening under the $4,000 charter. ]. Il
Bailey was elected president. W w. Wal
ton vice president. G. G. Bailey cashier
The directors are: J. L. Bailey. @. c,
Bailey, w. W. Walton. \. u. MAYO, J,
l. Daniel. W. P. Powell and G. c. Send-
Teton.
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|salIn Won belmont stakes.

oN nay PA finish that brought
Es~ Us fet shouting itself hoarsc was
U Samont stakes at Morris Park
70 a fierce drive. after race of
~ nree furlongs. Eugene Leigh's
veg on the SIS, 600. first money.
= ana F. II. Keene's Petruchio in
Xxx and A. Eeatherstone's Mis-
KIN al three heads apart.
A'Oe' Bangor, Oliver Mack. Time
kfs esf furlongs-Pink Domino, The
IN; Sgtlnthian, Time 1:O5ls.
NIL furlongs, Eclipse-Irritable
~ n,snowork. Time 1861.
IN, Time l;OON.
= pssee turlcngs, the Belmont stake
III ssusnio, Missionary. Tine 2:21E.
|s rssuo one furlong-Hardly, Fayo-
''me. Time f.54%.
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nrnrns Rircr suryey.

Quintans. Texas. May 2S.-capiain 2 y
Richie Of the United States engineer corps
writes Edwin Waller of this place that ne
received copy OF the recent resolutions
passed by congress for survey Of the
Brnzos river and that he has mailed re-
mort TO the chief Of engineers as TO ~
cost and that as soon az be Is instructed
TO make the survey a party Will at once
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Admetus, Hold Up 1O6. Chancery 1o3, Ovens
boro 1902, Hub Prather 100, False Lead ss,
Ben Chance 50.
Five-eighths Of mile, selling, 2-year- olds--
Benson Caldwell 112, Icon no. Battus 10T
Curd GillocS 106, Ben Magen 10i, Skpwth
l02, william Ack l01
Mile and seventy yards. selling-Isabey liz,
Woodranger 107, Glonoine 1O6 Nairete, Orion
1903, Dcmsie los, Ennomia, Title w l01 Col.
Fades. Zacatosa 90, Miss Patron, Evelyn Byrd
81,
Cloudy and fast.
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this county. died here yesterday at her
home in West Caldwell Mrs. Broaddus
leaves husband and six children besides
a countless number OF other relatives and
friends to mourn her departure. She was
s. years Of age and was born and raised
in the county She was buried today at
10 O'clock in the Masonic cemetery,
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Dallas Texas. May s4.-The state Gun lup
shoot drew large crowds again toeay, lhe
individual State medal was won by new OF
Terrell against score Of entries
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. Results at Lakeside.

= "''-Lakeslde resuIts;
!. aalt furlongs-Harry Herendeen.
Il, W.; Time ;b6ls.
~ surlong, selling Monk wayman,
IN, .ennell Laufer. Time 1;55H,
|laa s,.Aoe Furst, Atlantic. Alg5r-
\ foS, sidbow. strangest. Time
1 iI Imss selling Satan, Mandamus,
|ina.oags--cheese Straw. Frangible.
'p' Time i:2ais.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit a., Milwaukee 2
indianapolis 2: Minneapolis o.
Buffalo 0. Kansas City D.