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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-28
FlIZ WILL NOT FIGHT AGAIN.
lie Has Announced His Retirement from the
Prize Ring.

New York, August 27.-Bob Fitzslmmops
tonight announced his retirement from Tho
prgiiistic ring. He made an Intellectual a, :.
TEMPT 70 get on match fos the heavvwo,cb.
clamponsl in with James J. Jenries 70 t,ra
place before the Horton law exrire, NJ mid
night Friday next, and tonight issued tina
following statement:
i am through with nghtlng. wu 80
tire from the ring and will NOT CLAIM, ~ .
championship from Jenries. am ready ana
on edge TO meet him next Friday nigh, nc
his manager suggested ten days arc. bnt n I,
he claims he is in no condition 10 erbt on
that night, | am through with him and tho
ring. Henceforth there will be one man
less in the heavyweight division. for will
go out with the Horton law"
fltzsimmons. with his manager Percy
Williams Of Bergen Beach, met william A
Brady. representing Janes j. Jeffrles this
afternoon. Last Saturday Fits mmons de-
posted S2aoO to bind a match between him
III ana Jenries for next Friday nicht and
Eiauv seIt word that he would meet Fliz-
summons TO arrange for battle between
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SECOND EDlTION---o Am.

OF the powers. It is learned however. that
on Thursday. Admiral Remey sent word
that conference OF the admirals at Taku
had been held, at which the arrangements
for the arrival Of III Hung Chang and the
privileges he should be allowed were dis
cusscd. proposition was made that LII
Hung Chang shc~.d not be allowed on
reaching Taku TO communicate with chi
nose oitct-ls In pekin. The proposition
was acceptable to most OF the admlrals.
but the American officer declined to sign
the agreement. Whether the Russion ad-
miral signed Is not known. but In any
event the Russian government promptly
protested 20 the other powers.
Admiral Remcy's message was consid-
cred by the cabinet, which entirely APP
proved the refusal OF Admiral Remry
TO be a party TO any such agreement rhe
note OF inquiry as to the attitude Of the
powers in regard TO III Hung Chang ac-
coptahlllty as a peace envoy was formu-
lated and sent out. The effect Of the pro-
tests OF the United States and Russia has
been TO secure the unanimous dlsapprovai
of the agreement OF the foreign admit
rails. Why the admirals should wish 10
prevent III Hung Chang from communi-
eating with the Chinese officials In Pekin
would be In the Interest OF peace for the
viceroy 10 be pus in prompt relations with
tho imperial authorities
From Minister Congers dispatch. Il Is
apparent THAT the allies In Pelln are not
waiting for the arrival OF Iii Hung Chang
but are trying TO get in communication
themselves with Chinese officials, HIS
message shows conclusively that there is
no authority in the capital at this moment
with whom the powers can negotiate.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS
NO MONEY YET TO PAY TEACHERS
FOR FEBRUARY WORK.
OF the Fund Appropriated by the
City, About S@3,00O Is Not Yet
Available.

The city school board will have meet
ing Thursday night, al which time Sc eral
important matters viii be discussed,
one thing that VIII probably come b.
fore the meeting IS the question OF pay
teachers and other employees OF the pu~-
lic schools for salaries earned last REQ
ruary. the total being about $500. Al
though the money was due six months
ago IL is still unpaid and, according o
statements Of the trustees, there Is no
cash now available for llquidatlng the ia
debtedness
A few weeks ago 1t was stated in The
Post upon the authority of member o..
the school board, that about S2S,OOJU SUI
remained in the local school fund from the
amount appropriated by the city on the
FIRST OF July il now appears, however,
that while only about $4,000 of the fund
appropriated has been expended, the pll-
ance is not available The school boa
now has no money on hand according to
Secretary Tracy's statement last night
He believes, however, tina the city VII
turn over the balance Of the fund Just IS
soon as taxes now under discussion cal
be adjusted and collected, thus furnish n :
the city with needed money.
49,
The suit TO be brought by Mr. Andrew
Dow against the Houston school hoard to
enjoin the members from paying the Sec
retary and treasurer of the board for tlsir
services, has not been filed Secre airy
Tracy stated that he ls anxious TO see t2o
matter brought before the courts. In or
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J l,tn and the. ex-heavyweieht champion.
f1'zslmmons said be was ready and Wiling
70 meet Jenries on Friday before tho Tween
YEN century club on any terms as no the
uNlsloh OF the purse or gate receipts that
woula suit Brady. lie said he would DO
satisfied for tho winner 10 take ali or to
spnt the purse 10 half or to give e. ner cent
70 the winner or 65 per cent TO the loser, or,
IN taet, any terms possible, so that he would
met the present champion before the ex-
piratlon OF the Horton law. Brady. In re-
pY said that Jeffres was In no condition.
as ne mad Quit training several days ago.
he SAID II would be unfair for Fitzsmmons
70 force match with man physically unfit
LOT such contest. Fitzsimmons replied that
JtnIies had had plenty OF time TO get into
eonultlon and said that, although he had
Eone through two very severe battles during
me, last, two weeks. he was on edge now
ship 'Ns '"ainp''"
Brady said II was impossible for a fisht
70 take place between Jefries and Fitzsim-
mons on tho date mentioned but that no
Nould put IN q forfeit at once TO hind a
natcn between the two. the fight 10 tax A.,
pace within three months from September
ana SO hot of $1,000 Fltzsmmon
would not listen to this proposition. ami
purposes.
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Results NJ Hawthorne.

Chicago, August 27.-sad sam won the third
race ut Hawthorne today from silurian and
Dandy Jim in sensational finish in which a
blanket would have covered all three.
Five and a half furlongs-Danger Line;
Hurry; Matin. Time 112h.
Six furlones--Hndoonet Emigre, Goal Run.
ner Time 1889
Five furlongs-Sad Sam, Silurian, Dandy
Jim. Time 20.
Mie-Tuthil Prairie Dog, Scarlet Lady.
Time l:i0A.
Mile and seventy yards-Handsiord, Papa
Harry, Pirate J. Time i;52ia.
Mile and an eghth-Sauber, Josephine b
Hub Prather, Time 2:0S4.
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DETERMINED STAND
!, y, Made BY lhe Beers Northwest Of
w. Belfast.
I. ,,n palt.cAptw WERE OPPOSED
y, Hoped Hts Casualties WOMB
psIel rxceed Forty-Poie-cnrew
~ Had Not Reported
o7.-The following dis.

..o,., 27.--The following dis
Ieadop, sant today by Lord Roberts:
Pc a.,, - sunday, August 2s.-hnsagea
p"rs the greater part OF the day
'S' 'p, asrImeter of thirty miles. Little
rs' ,is,.lon and two brigades OF cav
~ " 4, under Butler. operated south
y. y, Il palmanutha. French with two
' ~, Of cavalry, moved northwest OF
use. arlvins the enemy to Lekenviy,
p'n,.9 Observation-Disclosures road. As soon
= r ~ reached Lekenvly. Pole-Carew
'.,,,sa from Belfast in support.
's w. sasmy in considerable strength,
IA RnlIer's and Pole-Carew's adj
,.,. He brought three long Toms and
o,hsr guns ana pomp1ns quick
.,,ns guns into action. The hring untii
XXI "a ~ hot and persistent. Bul.er hopes
..,,,tIes will net exceed forty. Pole
r,,,v has not yet reported
Mn poers are making a determined
,,,d They have large number OF
-,,. The country is difficult and we'll
.slled fer their tactics. and is less favor
M 10 cavalry than any we have hitherto
worked over.
wiling frSm Belfast today, Lord Roberts
,,., fnr casualties yesterday Sunday
s,,s worderfully few, considering the
s.,vy firing and the number of hours we
ssre en.ased. Butler estimates his losses
,,,tro killed and twenty-four wounded.
III. trofps had to bivouac where they
AIMED after darkness fell and accurate
,etlrps are as yet imp ,ssible. The cas-
n, Iti,s Of the force operating north of
p,T,st were three Killed and thirty-four
,m,fad
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REVOLT IN PERSIA.
It's object Is TO Dethrone the Pres
Ont SINH.

Its object lis to Dethrone the Pres
rnt shah.
New York, August 27.-A dispatch 10
the Times from Paris says; Your cor
responden' learns from a thoroughly well
informed source that serious insurrec-
ton has broken out in Persia which may
in all probability cause the shah's visit
to Europe TO be curtalled. The object OF
the revolt is TO dethrone the present shah,
whose fondness for Western ideas has
made him unpopular to Perslans Of tho
old school. and to place his brother on
the throne.
No details have reached here so far re-
garding the extent ds>Ahe success OF this
revolutionary movement.
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AMERICAN COAL FOR EUROPE
Believed That the Demand May ~.
Made Pcrplu mont

New York. August 27.--More shipment.
of American coal to England will be, made
this week One of the consignments VIII
be the order OF the British admiralty and
viii be sent by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal agency Already this company has
Forwarded n sutPlg Of coal to the adj
miralty Never before have the naval
authorities Of England brought coal from
this country and tbs Sact in itself is evil
dence in itself Of the extreme scarcity
which prevails on the other side. II Is
the opinion or coal dealers in this city
that many million tons OF American c9al
will he cent across the Atlantic before
the existing crisis is ended. Willis The
dealers who we're seen yesterday would
not commit themselves to any decided
opinion as 20 whether the present demand
for tho America product would be per-
manent. they did not hesitate 10 say that
once having foothold in Europe. the
producers would make the most OF their
oppnrtunity.
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7-~--7E5Sssl----------
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

tapeclol 10 Inc PoSt.)
aotle' Ala.-cleared; Michigan, for Gal
Weston.
foll Eads, La,-Arrived: Condor, from
sleaeldsi saltwater. from Puerto cortez; .
Every from Port Limon. Sailed: Adler,
y, r0r' Llmon; Yumur, for Bocas del Toro
hnsstiplooloArrlyed: lrsda, from Galveston
'Va iof Liverpool
pssoosleampton. Deutschland from
Arpauuls Tor Cherbourg and New York,
lsNie font.-Passed. Westernland. from
'Tlelp Tor New York.
Nsn, na head-Passed Pomeranian. from
pbiIsss,nn, Nland..-Passed: Siberian, from
M.aVsulpna Tor Glasgow.
Ycfb ''e'--saied City OF Ronie, for New
iG9!!k iof Leghorn. ''''oi"'a' from new
"S c Portland, Ore. '''''"''
s,n asloouEe Sailed: St. Paul. from sout-
ca 1ataeIn Tor New York.
York sPprr,,L-,;AsrrriNed' Pretoria. from New
LIys,rassi1 ll'an. from Montreal
Yrrs. f'V''--Afrived' Etrurla, from New
p,,anssroourg Sailed: Deutsch,a,a ,ror,
E w, Tor New York
ttn 'A'-Arrived; Manitou, from Lon
tn tor ''T TESgna,-Arrived: saxona. from Bos-
csmrsnla t.rpoai and proceeded. Sailed.
New yo,,t rom Liverpool for New York.
TOW, csIsS. arrived; Furnessia, from elias
snlan' from Liverpool.
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Nacogdoches. Texas, August 26.-Rev,
Il. f. Flineg5n. Cumberland Presbyterian
from Dallas commenced protracfed
meeting tonight at the Methodist church
to last eight days.
Mount Calm. Texas, August 2T.-The
twelfth annual session of the Hubbard
City Baptist association closed today after
a profitable session at Friendship. r. b.
wharton wac reelected moderator and A.
j. Sigh was reelected clerk.
Navascta, Texas. August 27.-Yesterday
morning In the Presby church quite
a number OF men met and organized a
mems prayer meeting, which will meet
each Sc .urday afternoon at O'Clock
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Has Relatives North.

Beaumont. Texas, August 27.-Captain
c. F. spcer the ship captain who vas
found In hotel room in this city several
days ago. died at the Sisters hospital Fri
day night and was buried Saturday morn
ing. The deceased owned property at
Sabine Pass and Port Arthur and had
about $500 in money. He was native OF
Nova Scotia and has two brothers, VINO
are captains Of ocean vessels. It is said
that Spicer island was named for his an
cestors. 1t is also stated that he has a
wife living in Brooklyn n Y. w. H.
Gnly, Esq, Of this city has been appoint
ed administrator of his estate
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st. Louis Results.

st. Louis. August 27.--Three tavorites and
well played second choices won today at the
fair grounds. Track heavy.
Six furlongs-Armand, Eva Moe, J. H..
Barnes. Time l;l9&.
Six furlongs-Terralene AL Lone. Lenderil.
Time 1:la.
Mile -Meddlesome, Early Bird. Two Armies.
Time l:i6.
Mile--Thrive, Alice Turner, Triaditza. Time
l:i5%
ok and a half furlongs, handcap-Tom Col
Inns. The Geeser, Iii Kolar. Tine l:2i
Five furlopgs- Il ride stone, Margaret f.
The Thrush. Time l.u52i.
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coRnEIrr AND MCCOY.
Are In Condition For Thursday
Nights GO.

Are In Condition FOR Thursday
Nights GO.
New York, August 2T.--James J. Cor
bett and Kid Mccoy are both inudrst-
In Madison Square Carbon. Corbett has
been training faithfully at Bath Beach, l..
l., and he says he is confident of an easy
victory. His trainers are Daniel Atkin-
son, Charley Gon, Spider Kelly and Ar
thur Kelley stcCoy has been training
al Saratoga and those who have seen
him recently say that he weighs 1853
pounds and Is in condition to fight the
hardest battle OF his life. Many OF his
admirers are confident that he Will defeat
Corbett His principal trainer Is Jack
Z bren OF Philadelphia. He takes daily
ride OF twelve miles on horseback.
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THE RACES.
Two Events ut sheepshend.

New York. August 1.-TWO features were
down to be decided at Shaepshead Bay to-
day, the Autumn Maiden stakes and the Fly
ing handicap. In the first King Lief was a
prohibitive favorite. and won as he pleased
In the Flying handicap Maribcrt was the
Iryoiite but he was not placed. Vulrain
Winning by neck from kuigh. OF RHODES.
s.N iurlongs- halashandra. Sanders. Kinni-
kinn.ck, Time t:l3 As.
Mile, selling-Disseater. Dolly WeithoT.
Fonsolee. Time al.
Autumn stakes FIVE furlongs--King Lief,
Tom Kenny. Janice. Time 1:0l As.
Flying handicap, SIX furpugs-Vulcain.
knignt of Rnodes, Hesper. fime l:l3 80.
Fave tullones-Primn H. Farmer Bennett,
MiLion. Tlmo 1:0l Is.
Mile and siXteenth-Motey, Andronicus.
peoanter Time AS 10.
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H. q. nnn scrionsly nn

Narragansett Pier. IA l.. August a.
r. G. Dun is seriously i'll again at HIS
summer villa Dunmore. For several years
has been suffering from a complication
OF disorders and last June, being too fee
BILE to start on his annual fishing trip tc
Canada, he came TO Dunmore, his coun-
try seat al Management
At first he improved greatly, but he
Is now unable to leave his room.
1t Is hoped II he regains his strength
to remove him to his home In New Yorl
some time next month.
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LnIse chnrles Locals.

Lake. Charles, La. August 27.-The
Lloyd Fox Grocery company is a new
corporation which adds its name TO the
roll Of Companies purposing to do the
grocery business Of Lake Charles. The
canital stock Of the Lloyd-Fo Grocery
comnany Is fixed a $4,000.
The republican parish congressional
committee met today and elected dele
Gates 10 the congressional nominating
conyertion, lnstructing hem to vote as
nnit for Frank p. Williams for con-
rress from this, the Third, district.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Il. c. $. HAS MADE NEW RATES TO
LAKE CHARLES.
Rice Crop Promised 90 BE Very
Good onc-Young Raiironder Pro-
moted-A Wedding Today.

Beaumont Texas. August 27--Major ].
c. Nov, commercial agent of the Kansas
City Southern, today authorized the an
nouncement that, beginning September /,
the rate of classes OF freight from Kan
SIS City, Chicago and ST. Louis would be
the same TO Lake Charles, La, as they
are to Beaumont. Houston and Galveston.
In these columns Sunday morning atten-
ton was called to a rate discrimination
in favor OF Luke Charles against Beau
mont tina. prevented this city securing a
large branch house which the j. |. Case
Threshing Machine Company desired 10
establish in the rice growing district. The
Lake Charles agent of the Kansas City
Southern was in the city yesterday and
informed Major Nov that he had received
notice from the railroad that, beginning
September I, the rates from Chicago, st.
Louis and Kansas City to Lake Charles
would be the same on all cksses that APP
plies t. Beaumont Houston and Calves
ton. This removes the advantage in
freight rates of which the j. |. Chase
Threshng Machine company mentioned in
their letter, and Secretary Shepherd will
make another effort to locate them IN
Beaumcnt and If they have not closed
with Lake Charles he may be successful
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BOERs BEATEN BACK.
General Olivier and Three Sons
We're Captured.

London August 27.-The war ofiics has
received the FLOWING dispatch from Lord
Roberts
The Beers have been beaten back by
erure.Hamilton at Winburg. General
Olivier has been captursd.
The text OF Lord Roberts dlspa tch from
belfast, under today's date. announcing
me capture Of General olivier, shows that
hree Of olylers sons also were captured
10 the attack which the Beers made fir m
lnrse sides on Winburg. Lord Roberts
cas- that General Olivier was the NOV
lng spirit among the Beers in the, south
aesi portion of the Orange Free State
during the war"
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GERMANS COMPLAINING
OF Their Treatment by Lord Ron,
ertS' Soldiers.

Oh Their IrthIWtnt ~ LOEu NUN.
crts' Soldiers.
Berlin. August ia dcputation or
German subjects residing In the Transvaal
h;s arrived here to lodge a complaint with
tho German foreign office regarding al
lcged cruel tre'tment at johannesburg
They assert tat 400 German subjects OF
toh sexes we're arrested there and sent
10 seaport, from which point they were
shipped to Flushing, where tie British
landed them penniles-. They were ar
esiei, according to the statement OF the
ieputation, in shops and taverns and even
IN ther beds md were hurried away bare
footed and only half clad, losing every
thing they had,
They are nov urging The foreign office
TO demand damages for the brutal treat.
nert and the loss Of property.
The Ber'iaer Tage0latt. commenting up
on Lord Roberts ateSt measures; cope
,lily his most recent proclamation, SAYS:
His course appears to have been die
lated 10 him by England"
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II nuNe,s STATUS
Is Causing differences Among the
Adnirnis

New York, August 27-sharp differences
of opinion among the foreign admirals at
Taku as 10 III Hung Chang's proper
status were apparently the moving cause
of the note OF inquiry recently addressed
by the United States government 10 the
foreign powers 20 accept the good on
ces of the vieeroy as peace envoy OF tbs
Chinese government, says the Washing.
ton correspondent of the Herald.
Officials viii say little about the dis
sension among the naval representatives
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q TEXAS WONDER.
"aiis Great Discovery.

eu's an s,S 9ottle OF Halls Great Discovery
aeses graS.i and bladder troubles, re-
.ens, weak t., cures diabetes, seminal ennis
ss,Msgulasitio. ~ Sin a, backs. rheumatism aud
Oh and women bladder trouble nnn 1 IN eb
s1 BY NAH soid by your druggist. VIII oe
.oltis i two two non On receipt Of 500 one small
W. vs. esse ahooa 9n,ns treatment, and will cure
No send'ita ar p O. Box 62s 81 w. tian,
e''s and H Hal testimonials. Sold by all drug.
Aous'op. Drug Company.
. ,s have Ssas April 2o.--we. the under
~, "a tulls rsse. Halls Grsat Disro ,ery, and
"en kidney or end It to others suffering
VI Bladder troubles.
J. A. MEADOWS.
NJ, c. ALsABROOK.
w, A. MARArTA,
Hal. c. SIMS,
4. +. HoRNBAcK.
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der that the legality of the boards action
may be settled one way or the other
Among the employees discharged by the
new school board and supplanted by other
men, were five janitors. Three o, these
positions were held by colored men and
two by white employees. No reason was
assigned for the changes made
~
Superintendent Barnett is now at Eure
ka Springs. He will return to the city
about September /, and the assignment OF
teachers Will doubtless be made by h IN
early next month,
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TO TEST SOUTHERN LAWS.
Hy bringing suit in the Mnssachu
setfs Courts


setts Courts.
Boston August 27.-Giles S. Jackson. a
negro lawyer OF Richmond, Va, acting
for the National council for the Cons,-
tuuona Rights association, has employed
ex-Attoruey General A. d. Pillsbury OF
this city and Hon. W. c. L. breckenridge
OF Lexington, Ky, as his counsel In pro-
ooedings C~1ch viii be instituted for the
purpose OF bringing before the supreme
court OF the United states the question
Of the legality OF the recently enacted
statute. laws and constitutional amend-
monts In some of the Southern States
which Il is claimed tends toward the dis
franchiscment OF the negro. The case
will probably be brought before the courts
OF Massachusetts and will be carried to
the supreme court OF that State.
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Magnificent Rice.

Beaumont, Texas, August 27.-Mr. C. 70.
Daniel, civil engineer, has Just returned
from a trim into the country where he has
been doing some surveying, During hIs
absence ne visited several rice farms and
eports that everywhere he fonLd pres
poets fer an extraordinarily heavy yl9ld
OF rice.
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Rrooklyn. Angust 27.-Today.g game was

Brooklyn, August 27.--Today's game was
one sided, the Brooklyns batting out eight
runs off Mercer before he was taken out at
the end OF the fourth inning. Taylor, the
deaf and dumb pitcher from Albany, finished
the game and displayed not a little ability
Kennedy was effective at all times.
Scbre- IL y
New York .,.............. O00 0Ol Oh
Brooklyn ..............20 POP 400 TX IA O
Mercer, Taylor and Bowerman; Kennedy
and MCGUIRE
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A Deserved Promotion.

Beaumont, Texas August 27.-Mr. Ed
McClannahan, ticket clerk for the South
ern Pacific In this city, has received mo-
tice of his appointment as city ticket
agent Of the same 1oac at san Antonio
Mr.. McChnnahan is one Of the most pop
ular railroad men in Beaumont He mas
lived here tor number OF years. ana a
few years ago he welded one OF the most
popular young ladies In Southeast Texls
His friends are co-eXtensive with his ac
quaintance, and it viii be difficult for the
Southern Pacific to replace him with Il
man who VIII enjoy a more universal
popularity.
Beaumont. or course, regrets TO lose MI
McClannahan, but his promotion Is flnt-
tering and his friends here expect to see
him go still higher in railroad circles. He
Will leave about September l to assume
the duties OF his new position.
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slght sn 4 Reward = strayed SATURDAY
Old, no b, nus 20 bay horse about 70 years
itced. Rand Sssna' gan sore on back: bald
ward e.afn to 1919 Evert street Firth
- q H. Anderson, sheriff.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, August 27,--Both teams did most
OF their hitting up in the air today, fifteen OF
the visitors and thirteen of the locals perish
ing on flies
score II II
Chicago ................O2o 900 COX 0
ST. Louis ...............00 600 0l0 COO 0
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So MORO Sour sfnmncf,..

When you're constipated. undiges,ed
food rots 10 your stomach like girblge
in swirl barrel clesn II out wi'h Cas-
carets Candy Clthartic, lOc. zoe, SOC.