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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-03
THE FORT BEND COUNTY FAIR
LEADING FEATURE OF THE FIRST
DAY WAS THE PARADE.
Red Men md the Daughters OF Pocn-
hontss Participated In It--Af-
fair Was success.

Richmond. Texas, May 1.-The long
looked for county fair opened at Rich
mond today and was largely attended by
all classes OF people Fort Bend county
was seen in all her glory. The leading
feature Of the fair today was the parade.
Headed by the famous Second regiment
band from BRENNAN. the line of march
was taken through the leading streets;
following the band the Richmond fire de-
partment came In two sections. the hose
cart and the ladder truck both finely dec
GRATED; next in line came the decorated
float containing the Daughters of Poca-
hontas, followed by the Order OF Red Men.
In all the glory OF paint and feathers,
mounted on what looked like very pros
porous Indian ponies. sans saddles, after
the Red Men came several floats repTe
sentlng the leading mercantile and manu-
featuring establishments of the city. They
were all in good taste aud credit to any
town. The float Of Messrs. Dyer a
Ransom, taking first prize, was an ca
cellent display, The decorated buggy
driven by Misses Gibson and Bsssett TOOK
second prize.
Next In line came the noats and car
riages of the different literary aud social
clubs and then The decorated buggles and
single and double rigs OF Richmond So
ciety people--eyeryhody took a hand to
make the parade success. As the latter
part OF the procession passed a prominent
Houston railroad official was heard to re-
mark that he believed he'd move to
Richmond. There were more pretty horses
and girls here than anywhere else In tho
country.
After the parade WAS over the crowd
attended the live stock and poultry show,
The location of this latter was changed
and the vegetable display was combined
Herewith, as well as the show OF old
weapons and curios. There We're many
fine stock displayed. Mr.. j. NJ Moore
cattle and the Pol Angus cattle of Mr..
Bullock from Brazoria cowty attracting
much attention
Tonight everybody is having good
time after the trying affairs Of the day.
To relieve the monotony Of life some sew
eral dozen of the elite are dancing IN the
court house, from the north windows OF
which fair view OF the magnificent couu-
ty Jail is obtainsble As most OF the boys
expect to come down town after they take
her home, they are, very naturally,
deeply interested.
IN tue LAWS nan the OLD nddlers match
is being consummated before crowd
packed tight as sardlnes.
Richmond, Texas, May 1.-The county
fair closed today and its success far ex.
ceeded all expectations.
The people were addressed this morn
ing by Hon. r. c. Duff OF Angleton who
spoke in the interest Of his brother. Judge
R. j. Dun, candidate for congress for the
Tenth district
The evening was devoted to stock shows.
Fort Bend county is second to none when
II comes to fine stock The fair was large
ly attended both days. and the finale Will
be grand ball tonight at the court house.
The success of the fair is largely due
TO the untiring efforts of Mr. G. A. Beas-
ley George Dunlop, T. B. Wessendorf and
DR.. ], NJ. OFarrell
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GRBENVlLLE.-The old fddlers& con
test under the auspices OF the ladies OF
Wesley church, was great success.
KAUFMAN.--George Bearns was shot,
but not badly hurt Tuesday evening near
town.
FAIRFIELD.-Au the prisoners in the
county jail escaped and the sheriff and
posse are after them now.
jacksonville. heavy rain and
hailstorm did some damage in this county
to fruit and gardens
CLEBURNE.--Th little daughter of pr.
Tanks, who was so badly hurt at Blum.
will recover.
LOTT.-Near Dodsons mill, Ave miles
west John Morris was shoe and instantly
killed; VIII Riddle was admitted to bail
in $4,000
LEDBETTER. School trustees are pre-
pairing to have a nice school building put
up here, which is a much needed add
ton,
SHERMAN.-The remains OF George
Patty. the prominent travelling man wno
died at Fort Worth, We're inferred at West
Hill cemetery under the auspices of the
local L. C. T. The funeral was oae OF The
largest and most imposing ever known in
Sherman.
FORT WORTH Hon. j. A. Presler OF
Comsnche, ex-State senator, received
wire advising that his father had dlei
suddenly at Conanche. Senator Presler
LETT at once for his home
FORT WORTH. This city may have
another telephone exchange. Frank Smith
G. Co. OF San Antonio have asked for
franchise and tins CRY council will con.
at. Eri1 oh
GARDEN CITY.--The gathering and de-
livering of steer yearlIngs is quite active
here row.
LA GRANGE--The grand jury adj
journed after returning ten true bills for
felonies and six for misdemeanors.
MARFA.--A heavy storm of hail did
considerable damage IN this vicinity.
MARFA.-Cattle are In excellent shape
with good prospects ahead for grass and
water
ARKANSAS PASs.-W H. Emery, who
has been in Cuba since the American oc-
cupation. has been forced by bad hestl
to leave the island and return home.
ALTo.-chsrokee county is now local
option; the last saloon has been closed
CoRRIGAN. Saw mills in this section
are running on full time and orders are
ahead OF the capacity. The timber ban
ness generally is on a boom
CoRRIGAN.-" Modified" smallpox IS. in
creasing, four new cases during the past
week
MEXIA.-tA man named Lang and his
family. from Paris. who are camped near
the public tank near town, lost little To-
year-old girl by drowning The body was
recovered and will be shipped to Paris for
burial.
WAXAH ACHE. The new Baptist
church, the Ferris mansion the Hpp COT
tage. the Bynum cottage and the Chau-
tsuquan pavilion are the latest Improve
nents about completed.
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July At which Will be some Of the hes, bowl.
ssrs Of the world, with whom the Houston
ooys would like 10 measure strength, and m
permit them to do II will be a big card snr
houston, The Turnverein Is anxious 10 heln
It's bowling contingent out in the mater Tx
70 lacilitate them. in raising funds for The
purpose-for II viii take some money 10 soma
team TO New york--they have rendered the
use OF the. Turner hall aud grounds on MAJ
~ when the bowling club win give an enter.
, .sinnent with the view OF raising IN fund
iainment VIII consist OF concert and dam.
ing IN the hall. and Individual contests ~,
me bowling alley which will be thrown opsn
70 ,he public for the first time in the history
Inc committee to arrange for this enter.
tainment was appointed last might as ,,,lna,.
=. sam. Gus Schultz, VIII Leopold, LouIs
Ionys s ssbw, - p, Smsaton: Henry Albrechl.
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HESTER'S MONTHLY FIGURES
APRIL BEHIND THE SAME MoNIl,
LAST YEAR 10000 BALES.
Total Amount Brought into sight Tor
the Eight Months OF the Present
season S,55O,ss3 Bales.

New Orleans. May e--sccretary Hester's
New Orleans cotton exchange statement. is
sued today, covers the monthly movement TO
the close OF April
Compared with last year. the mouth is be-
hind in round figures $4,000 bales. behind
year before last 5000 and ahead OF 1897 by
is.oco bales,
Tho total for April was sf5,2ss. against
1860 bales last year. s54eo2 year before last
ard ssg. 1875 same time in 1891
The amount brought into sight for the
eight months from September 10 April so.
inclusive, shows decrease of i,s5S,776 bsles
under last year, decrease Of 2,0Si.s2S under
the year before last aud an increase of S0a.sSi
over 1897.
The movement from the LIST OF September to
April 80 shows receipts at all United states
porte s.S52,eS7, against 7,sss2o last year.
s,2ss.esi year before last and 6,SS0,sss same
timt IN 1874 net overland movement by rali-
roads across tho Mississippi, Ohio and lo-
tonne rivers l.1n5,oE, against l,l97,2lS last
year, l,iio,ltl year before last and SSs, 40
same time IN iSS7i southern mill takings. OK
elusive OF consumption AZ southern outports,
ilos,5SS against ION 1854 last year, 9S5, see year
before last and Sl5,Si6 same time in 1857, in-
terror stocks showa decrease under those held
AZ the commencement OF the season OF II, $50,
against an excess OF sl4.1M last year. 2su,SO5
year before last and 4e,sSS same time in 1870
This makes the total amount OF the cotton
crop brought into sight during the eight
months enoing April 30, S.S5o,sSS bales. against
10, 50et69 last year l0.@e,lll year before last
and S24s,22e same time In 1897.
Northern sninnsrs took during April 26, SOL
bales, against ~ 1898 last year and i0I.602 year
before last. increasing their total for the
eight months to 2,l06.70o. against 20iT. S9T last
year ana R,lSi,i50 the year before. This makes
their average weekly tHkings thus far for
the season 6oeS5. against bs,2S6 last year and
o. $40 the year before
Foreign exports for tho first eight months
OF the season have been 5.25s,s47 bales, show
ing decrease under last season OF ,220, Sss
and decrease under the same period year
before last Of t42sS6S. The gain in foreign
exports during April compared, with April
last year has been lSS.7U0 ana compared with
the same period year before last hi.S95.
Stocks at the seabord aud the twenty nine
leading Southern interior markets at the
close Of April were 6iSt7i, against !, 40 $50
the same date last year and s6g. 2O4 the year
before last
Including stocks left over at ports and in
terror towns from the previous season and
the number OF bales OF the current crop
brought into sight during the eight months
the supply has been 9,169,7si against OFF,
225 last year and 10. col, 665 the year before
Up TO this date last year 20 10 100 per cent
OF the cotton crop had been marketed ana
for the same eight months In 1898 the per
centGge OF tho crop marketed was "a g6-lOO
and for the same time In 1897 the percentage
was "a 1000.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Mckinney, Collin County. Texas. May
THE April rainfall was equal to one
third of the entire last years precipita-
ton. Il amounted 20 liz inches here
Mckinney. Collin County, Texas, May l..
/, L, Hand. a farmer near here, has mar
keted $50 worth Of turnip greens already
this spring.
Waxahaehie. Ellis County, Texas, May
THE continued wet weather has result
ed in distressingly poor stands OF corn
throughout the county. aud cotton viii be
two weeks late. Wheat Is very nne and
II the weather Is propitous for harvesting
the yield will be enormous
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'sIIcEY DERBY TODAY
!. conf Is TO De Decided for the
Ivspiy-sixih Time
[.,,,.,I GIBSON IS THE FAyORITt
macy said to Have a show
y t' - I. In Excellent Con-
y alton for the Race.

y. Nav 2.-Unless the weather
tFtsl'a wrong In his forecast the
'''~ ,ssd that has ever Witnessed
rH TO-. will be at Churchill Downs
saen N nan for the twenty-siSth timn
r'f'0', II, he decided. Taking the work
~ ess rom the fall of the Gag to the
~ ~ Z. the event now figures on paper.
ss Y" a = open in the history OF the
.sspt Gibson is the favorite ana there
lts's uho believe he will win as hs
~ his work certainly lnstiief muen
NE s,rsdrnce his Fuckers nave ~ nm, But
v IN nol have the easy race ne .hsureu
fl sT ,so weeks ago. tor Slice tnen Ken
ttl'! t'.sr Florlaar. HIS Exccllency and
<1 49, sIss.s nave BY their trials, become
.fs'1i w. IN. scent. and II would not be sur
f1r - any one OF the iline colts win
tHnf a nr,,rs for IL Is believed tnat eight
ia'0 s,sA sf,ll he sent away In the big race,
~ W, l,ibson wilt I've an even money
lka,a ~ tayoitte waen they go to the
fe a with KeIfucky Farmer second
~ Y. ps IA Inc ScoEgen PAIR tFlorizaT ann
l,ss Tad, and his ENcellency third IN
F@--.kfitfe favor. ut llh'h 10 ~ tllN bNoh
Etr ul.s and unless rain should fall,
~ 1lss nj al all probable, according TO the
forecast, i s gi b Il. Sora som lost
II ,tsrnocn. oa ,o,,.,, -,
4. .,srtsrs In the Derry -. -
lh.sossis Hardy; Charles II smith-ll',
esrd .,urp 1sona+,,s.
a is.ss. yWoodford & Buckner-1l7, over
Y siGHLANp LAP ,, {. Imp Fiorist-Aigh-
' T;,,aspiSAR. b c. Imp. Florist-Czarina II;
I I Y I srerran-i22, yandusen.
,,uBiyE b. c. Imp Top Gallant Elmira;
= 'cshn--l22 j. Matthews
as.NTus, b. c. AGRA Starlight; George J.
rs-li0 vitatoe.
Ennis, b. G. volante-Ignite; George ].
,r.-llI, Dupes. :.
I'd EXCELLENCY, CHI =. Imp. Esha- Ex-
,TSr, Thomas G. McDowell-ll7, Perkins.
EFyADlER, b. G. Imp. Purse Bearer Mar
I Hnpr--ltI
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nnmnge Nenr pnIIn..

Dallas. Texas. May News reached
Dallas today OF the Washing away by the
overlooking Trinity OF the leyees around
the Club lake, near Hutchins, twelve miles
south OF this city. The north levee Of the
Fin and Feather club lake. mile long,
was torn out and rent in many places. 1t
will cost many thousands OF dollars to re-
pair the damage.
The Dallas Rod and Gun club lake levees
were also badly injured. Many Of the fish
in both lakes have been washed away.
Local sportsmen have the blues" because
OF the bad luck they have been visited
with
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Nashville Results.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Six furlongs, SELL
|';-shfcye Tuesday, Wedding Guest, clip
|xih Time i;l5M.
seven turlOngs--The Pride. Eitholin, Bohul.
|fne isit5.
flt aud sixteenth, selling indward,
|rssueash, Lennep, Time LASH
1901 and half furlongs, Street Railway
|sssss-clorita, penman Thompson, Isobel.
w and half furlongs, sellng-Sr Eldon,
Acsao Two Armies, Time I22.
snsna half furlongs selling Crystalline,
Seand O., Quaver. Time 1.21A.
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handle. even heavier than the one a few
weeks ago, which caused the fatal wreck
on, the Fort Worth and Denver near this
place. About 200 feet OF track is washed
out at the same place where the ws,ck
occurred. Both the north and south bound
passenger trains have been laid out all
day while the track Is being repaired
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Mr York. Nav Three favorites. two
|KuA choices and an outsider divided the
|uN n Aqueduct today.
about seven furlongs, slling-Sparrow
|Vnt Wax Taper Dutch Comedian. Time
|lg
NJ iurlongs- Elfn Conig. Alex. Insurrec-
.tr Tine l;llE
lssut seven furlongs-R Sailor. Mer-
IA, George Lebar. Time 1:26.
! ~ iufongs- Boney Boy. Robert Metcalfe.
ley Lindsey. Time IA 80
AAeui Hyen furlongs, selling cGraithiana
Prsf Laudeman, Kmmage. Time l:27.
kw furlongs- Bellario. Billionaire. Horsa.
Tr,i:0J rs.
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GETS THE RICE WILL.
MIR. Jnhn Hns Definitely Decided TO
I.nrntn II IA Thnt point.

mr. Jhhh lths DsUhiteiy bcrtueu w
Locate II "a, That Point.
Beaumont. Texas, May 9.-The following
was given out for publication at $50
o'clock this afternoon by Secretary shep-
herd of the chamber of commerce:
T. w. Shepherd. Secretary Chamber Of
Commerce. Beaumont, Texas.
New York, May 1.-%Letter of April q
with map received, ~ is satisfactory
must have warranty deed TO property, free
and clear OF membranes trackage ia
cilitics guaranteed by resolution from the
city council. II this ls acceptable TO the
committee, wire Immediately the names
of lawyers who viii examine tho title. /
will forward instructions with building
plans and begin construction work lmmedi-
ately on delivery of deeds. The season Is
getting late. There ~ 40 time to lose
4. Jain.
1t Is unnecessary to add that all OF Mr.
Jahu's requirements have been fully COM
piled with and erection of the big mill
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rho San Marco. Ont of hanks.

LulIng, Texas, April s0.--Thc heaviest
rain that has fallen here 10 years fell here
last night. accompanied by hall Of very
large size and strong wind. The San
Marcos river is twenty-six feet above low
water mark. and Is doing great damage.
while Plum creek Is higher than ever be-
fore and many cattle are in danger Crops
and fruit trees are very much damaged by
the hail. No passenger trains are passing
here so far today.
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HAN pId Dnmn.e Near M,r,o

Maria. Texas, April oo.--ka remarkable
heavy hail storm visited Maria today at
noon, breaking, on, hundreds OF window
panes and destroying young gardens. The
hail was followed by light rain which
has been much needed for long time
While nearly every part OF Texas has
been flooded. this Marta and Fort Davis
plateau has continued to be very dry.
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ma nnx aen pnyI., Hom,

opelika. Ala. Msy 1.-The State con
yentton Of the Daughters Of the confeder-
scy today voted TO buy the old Jeff Davis
home at Mont soniery. This was .he waite
house Of the confederacy Mrs. John A..
Kirkpatrick Of Montgomery was elected
president.
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and warehouse will begin In a few days.
Securing this mill will make Beaumont the
milling and marketing center for rlcs
grown IN Southeast Texas. and IL is ex-
pectod that considerable portion OF lAs
Southwest Louisiana crop will come to
Beaumont as the most attractive market.
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Birmingham, Ala MAY 2.--The populist
state convention had only a small attend
snce today, less than forty delegates
being present No nominstiors for state
Offices we're made. the consideration OF fhe
question being deferred until the 3oth 10
slant. to which date the convention adj
journed.
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h, Francisco, May -Four furlongs-
|prlnsss. Loyal S, Illusion. Time 40.
M, md quarter-Mamie g.. Colonel Root,
slrs Time 207la.
yls-Nortgage, True Blue, Captive. Time
=; n furlOngs--Headwater, Pat Morrissey,
NJ. Time ia.
Nls and an eighth Gauntlet, Lena, Twink
b. Time i;5S
cuiy Time 2;O1l9.
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Dsniscn. Texas May 2--Red river is on
big rise It has gone up ten feet within
the past twehty-fcur hours and the vol
ume OF water IS growing. 1t looks as II
there might be an overflow
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New York Fay 2.-secretsry Nichol OF
the naval arr fund says that the $500. 900
that must be In bank before the recon
struction fthe Dewey arch is attempted
can not possibly be raised.
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FALLLNG An RRYAN.

Bryan, Texas, May 2.-The Brszos river
is still falling and is now within banks.
Cotton on the ovsrfowed lands will be re-
planted as soon as the ground is dry
enough
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THE BRAzOS FLOOD.
FALL EXPECTED AT HEMPsTEAp.

FALL EXPECTED AT HEMPSTEAD.
Hampstead Texas. May 1.-The weather
continues fair and the bright rays OF the
sun will soon allow farmers TO enter their
fields again-that is. on the uplands, as Il.
will be impossible to work in the bot
toms for two weeks yet. The river is al
its highest point now and is little be-
yond the flood OF few weeks back. Trans
have ceased over the Houston and Teas
Central branch between here and Aust!n.
falling is being looked for, however, by
morning.
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TuRNvEREuN BowLrRs.

VIII 3e dnde 10 Send n
n. ~ ieam to New No-.s.
fs,s,s.s aserein Bowling club, holding the
Ii. ! lsnip of the State. is looking to other
al inquest. There will be an internal
:. Inns tournament at New York next
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NO FURTHER DAMAGE AT CALVERT

Calvert. Texas. May There is no fur
tner damage from overflow OF the Brazos
river here. Crops already planted are
not materially damaged by the late rains
further than being washed in pa es
Farm work Of all kinds IL behind but
farmers are now at work in earnest, ard
with a reasonable time OF dry waiter
they will have almost fully recovered the
loss sustained,
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colorado FaiI,ns at winchester.

Winchester. Texas. May The heaviest
rain Of the late wet spell fell here OF
yesterday morning. beginning at midnight,
which nut all creeks very high. There was
also heavy thunder and lightning south
and west OF here last night. which indi-
Gated heavy rains. though Il is clear and
beautiful here this morning II rain don't
let up soon crops will be ruined beyond
redemption. The Colorado river at this
place has begun TO fall. and II Is hoped
the danger of the overflow Is past
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Texas postofices established: Hasss.
comanche county. John A. Hardin. post
MASTER Mortimer Milan county. Robert
L. Bate, postmaster
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UP AND CLEARED.
GALVESTON STOCK.
COTTON ON suIppoARD

BaIfr.
For Hamburg SIS Niceto ................ 40
For Antverp--ss Mlddleham Castle . 29S
For New York-Malory line ..,,.....t2o.
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suskim. May 2.-Three cases OF hubonic
plague aud one death from the disease are
reported here.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcn.

Port Of Galveston. May :.
ARRIVED
SIS. Cumberland (Aml. from Brazos San
tiago.
CLEARED
SIS Lampasas (Am). for New York
Ss Cumberland (Am) for Brazos San
t!ago.
SAILED.
S. Lalnpasas (Am). for New York
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BOTH RIVERS FALLING AT HEARNE

Hearne, May 2.--Reports from the Dot
tom are to the effect that both the Lift e
ana Big Brazos rivers are falling fast
Farmers have begun their work of weed
ing out their crops and replanting.
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,sntsso Nav 2.-Chicago. Cincinnati gam.
N'ponsd; rain.
i'sspp's. Nav ?.-The game today was OF
nahr,ralsnr sort. Both tied tho score
we ninth amid great excitement. In the
'a Beaumont scored the winning run on
s.rs' by MeCreery:
sscs.-- :, m
sfI ToaI ',,',...,...... 400 600 nol l. . q
l.sSus ,.'...,......., 100 0oo 2l1 o. : 10 I
Snd 1lmmer Young aid o'Connor.
.f'syn' MAY 2-Bcston out-play. ID Brook
s.'all points TODAY and wor in can;er.
A,,a was knocked out Of the box in the
ss, .. lowell taking his place. Barrys
w. sssp play was the feature;
hcokiyn, '''''''.'''...."...l0l so O02-io u
| Dimes ,,,,''c,,.;,:'.......l0 4 600 600 Z
lrsIli ana sullivan: Kitson, Howell and
,, Y, York Nav ,-Graiys Indifferent
"a 4 az third base and. timely battng
IN " 'ae Philadelphias in scoring another
snns. over the New Yorks at the Polo
Scr.-
|isIsdslps,, II II E
~ York ''''''''''''V Ego 600 is
ooaahue '''t...'. I'D 600 100
II Boxsrmipia tt and Mcfarland; HawleS
Al Ma american League.
4 uMawaukee Kansas CITY o. Milwaukee,
Al RnSaas, polis-Chicago u: Minneapolis 2.
At ciss@Io- spnalo 10, Indianapolis 4.
''sna-cleveland s: Detroit 6.
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Texas Mntter.

ISpecisI 70 The Post1
Washington. May 2.--I NJ Henson hs,
been appointed postmaster a; Lytle. Atlas.
cosa county, vice $. D. Thrower, removed.
Texas pensions; Incresse-A lphonse NJ
Engle Houston IS Thomas n Smoker.
kaufman, S.; Thomas Adams. Granbury.
s24 Widows-Asa B. Dowell. father,
Athens. s12. Widows. Indian wars---ceies e
v. stephens, Cisco. So.
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Heavy Loss In Hartley coanfy.
Claiming, Texas. April so.--Anotner
great rain has visited the Upper Pan.
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SAILED.
VESSELS IN PORT,

SIS. Lanpasas (Amj. for New York.
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Port of Galveston. May :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-03
BASEBALL.
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