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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-22
SHOOTING IN A COURT ROOM
gVIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
AT WACO AGAIN THE SCENE.
Judge Leasing Takes COUPE Oh
shots at w. j. Dougherty' HIS
Son-in Law but without Eject

Waco. Texas. MAY 21.-The ffty-fourth
other shooting today at noon, but happily
no one was hurt. Just after Judge Scott
adjourned court for dinner commotion
near the district clerks desk attracted at
tention. and before officers could reach the
parties two pistol shots rang out, Great
ing CONSERVATION among the one or Two
hundred people who We're still in the
hall.
While the shots missed their mark and
no blood was spilled, the prominence OIL
the PARTIES involved and the nature OF
the trouble caused a big sensation.
The shots were fired by Judge W. r.
LEASING, a we'll known attorney at the
Waco bar and Confederate soldier. hh
target was w j. Dougherty, ms son IN
law. who resides in manor, Travis county
Texas. ,,,.
Dougherty was here to answer d sui
for divorce hied by his wife, nee hdltn
MAZDA Leasing 1t is understood that Nj
Dougherty has filed suit in Travis count!
for divorce end the difficulty between nm
ana his father-in-law grew out oil Ina
suit. o,,,,isbsd
Mrs. Dougherty is all accompl ny
woman Of marked literary attalpiheEts anp
rare beauty. Her marriage TO MT Dough'
erty a few years ago proved an uhhapp'
one and separation followed.
The shooting in the court room cresle'
intense excitemaMA Judge Scott mad Jus
adjourned court until 2 o'clock ana ma,
started to dinner He had tust steppe.
out of the court house when the shoaIih'
took place The report of the pistol rs
called the tragedy In the same eoaIt l'o VI,
L
fr,aI for nurdaf, was shot In the baci
by the brother OF the girl he was 'harss'
with killing. jenkins did not die 9ut
has not yet recovered and will propaoiy D
cripple for life. ,oo ,,A
leasing was placed under $1,000 bona
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BRlSTOW SUCCEEDS RATHBONE
CHANGE ANNOUNCED ny rosTMas-
TER GENERAL, YESTERDAY.
Leave cubn--Plans OF the senate
Investigating Committee.
Especial to The Post,

Washington. May Ex-senator Bacon de-
clared today that he would push his res
olmicn providing for an investigation Of
Cuban postal frauds. Because or the
contemplated early adjournment OF con-
gross the senate committee appointed Will
not have time to make thorough inves-
tigation and the investigating committoo
will be authorized TO sit during the
recess.
Senator Plat OF Connecticut has given
notice that he wishes to address the SEN
ste upon the resolution and Immediately
after his speech Senator Bacon Will move
for vote,
The committee will meet at some wat
erng place during the summer aud IL Is
expected that it's sessions will continuc
throughout the greater part OF the heated
term.
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Inc REUNION AT LOUISVILLE
NINETY. SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
JEFF DAVIS BIRTHDAY.
II VIII lie Celebrated by the Old
Cenfederates in Grand styie-bis-
tipguished Orators to spenk.

Louisville, KY, May 21.--In the CHIEF
dty Of the State which gave him BIRTH
ht confederatas of the United States will,
Sunday, June 3, honor the memory OF
their first ana only president, Jefferson
Davis. The celebration Of the ninety sec
end anniversary Of that birth will be The
closing event Of the reunion. 1t is e&-
lected to be a grand and inspiring oc-
tFlon, wherein the battle scared Veter-
us will pay tribute to their executive.
.he wife of that leader. his daughter and
~ daughters daughter will be present
u well as mauv OF the brave and tried
to-lesders who remained loyal to him
through the dark days of the civil war.
The memorial exercises will be at the
reunion building. The principal address
WI be delivered by Rev. DR.. William j.
Jones Of Virginia, chaplain general OF the
.hlled Confederate Veterans, Another
seaker will be Bishop Capers of South
uFclina who knew Jefferson Davis well.
General John B. Gordon will make an
saaFess and there will be speeches by
General Joseph Wheeler, General wade
nAmpton, General Simon Bolivar Buckner
~ other distinguished visitors.
me Dig reunion hall for the Confederate
Aaaion is practically e~<npleted.
AZ meeting of John A. Broadus camp,
ny of Confederate Veterans, today, Mr..
sseoe Hindman was nominated for the
Saee Of commander in chief of the United
.'as oil Veterans and every effort will be
LAae by the Kentucky sons to land him
tae highest office in the gift OF the or
.al1atlon at the reunion. Mr.. Hindman
.sspects to go before the convention win
y united support of the Sons of Veterans
y \. hsntucky Tennessee and Arkansas
n. ,Hindman is leading business man Of
sss Is He is the son OF Major T. Q
rr .an Of Arkansas. who was gallant
!, soldier, and he is chairman
ne entertainment committee Of the
.eVnlederate reunion.
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TOnAY,s ENrRIEy.

slsyen-eghths of mile, selling-Bene
Simpson 105. Ice 1o7 Coral 1O5. Edium l07.
Duke of Melbourne Ito, Crusade 10s.
Galtowayl1o. GEORGETOWN IL 1O7 Morris Vol
mer l12, Wig ITO, Tickful ia. Zazel iul
Nine -sixteent OF a mile, e-year-olds
understanding. Billy Patterson, sophie
no Alard Scheck l13, Golden Harvest. Myra
Monella, Bertha Buck Sculptress, FrenchiN
Nv. Sldora, Gal Todd l1S, White Sails ITO.
Mile selling-Easter Card, Chorus Boy
loI, Russell A. l09. Old Fox 1o7, Tewanda,
Judge Steadman. Barbee III. Ben Boy ia,
Iron Chancellor ITO, Croesus lilo, Crystalline.
Connie Lee l09
Three-fourths OF a mlle--The Conqueror
10. Wounded Knee, Capron, Hottentot los.
Yellow Tail l22
Fiye-eighths of a mile, 2-year- olds--May DO
1903. Sard 112. Campere LOG. Fred Hessis Ill,
Monos Ill, The Mecca los
Mile and seventy yards .seling-Belle
Ward log, Rushhelds los. Linda 1O6, Klon-
dyke Queen 1902 Mamie L.. Sadie Levy 1o6
Helen Paxton l02, Sun God 1907, Rebel Jack
III, Ransom loS Hindoos Dream. Rose Apple
TO-
Clear and fast
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THE RACES.
Results nj newport.

Cincinnati May 2l--The spring racing sea-
son orened at Newport today The atlenp-
auce was the largest in the history OF INC
Queen city Jockey club and card Oh SIN
races provided good sport. $3.50
six nirlongs-Georgia, Eberhart FoheN"
Time 1;15. 1,.ousb.
FivS furIongs- syncopated Sandy, Drousne'
da. Plcador Time l:USis. -.
seven furlongs-strath Light Aurea' No"ue
Mi MileEJuanetta, Eitholin. Tragedy Time
1:42ii ,, u,.a,,a Rean
Flor;st queen. Time :57.
Nile and a furlong-yrgie O., Fanhle ray
ior George b. Cox. Time $50.
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Mile, maidens-Tamor, Princess Plenty,
Slddarth III. Royal Dare, John w. Patton
Club, Manilan l09, MY Chicken, Orelndin.
Crest Grace Logan, Lydia s.. Ibinhere l07.
Nine-sixtecnths OF mile, 2.ye6r- Odds
The Cuban Girl 10, Miss Daniels Gibson
Girl 1917 Lady seabrook. Cora Maree, Sarilla.
Water Alone, Anxious 101, Alice Scorpion.
Edith o., Terny Belle. Benitary lOl.
Mile-Meddler 115, Moroni 1906, Little Reggie
1902 Brulare 1o1, Cora Hayill IL, 81, Sid Bow
80. Sorrel Rose SO.
Five-eighths. selling-Hermoso 100, May
Beach 1l2, St. Cuthbert los, Murat 107, Atlantic
1Oj, Peace 1903, Emma NJ. 95.
Milo and 100 yards-Molo 116, Red Pirate
1l2. Glonoine los, Jim McCleevy 107, Ed
Garland IL. l05, Nobleman 1902, Donna Rita
l1nuomia 10l. Hub Prather 30, Strangest 81
Hold Up a. Maggie Davis 80.
Six furlongs selling-Balk Line. Better b.,
Gorilla 107, Nairete. Kirk Globe H.. Fortune
JOG. Barney Taal, Sagitta, St. Francis, Sssit
Chance PIlage, Minor D.. Zacatosa. MAI
Roe, Little King, Maryland Reserve 1o4, Ban
ME, Reflect. Miss Liza l02.
Clear and good.
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preserving a strictly neutral position be-
tween them and IN SELLING TO first oppor-
tunity that presented Itself for rendering
his good offices In the interest OF peace.
he feels that in the present circumstances
no course Is open 10 him except to per-
slst in the policy OF Impartial neutrality.
To deviate from this would be contrary
to all our traditions and all our National
interests and would lead to consequences
which neither the president nor the peo-
pie Of she United States should regard
with favor"
Lord rauncefotc called at the etatc de-
partment while the Beers were consult
ing with Secretary Hay. He was shown
into the diplomatic reception. room and
there displaced General o'Briene. who had
also been waiting TO see Secretary Hay.
The ambassador was not kept long, for
in tho course of FIVE minutes the Beers
left and he was admitted to see the eecre-
tary,
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,,ul. May ai.-one boy was killed
men and a girl were wounded
!, u, result of the strike.
4. dad .,.,
,..,a. BY bullet fred from a street
..,,or Farley and Motorman Joseph
!. oaced under arrest.
4, wounded
,,a E. Mullen, motorman, shot in
.,,t,on of the left arm; Mime
sged 10 years, struck in left
fsr giancing bullet.
.,o,srs. seen to fall during fight
r,r,ssnth and Herbert streets, be-
r,oh of $50 and the police, They
srrieS away by their friends and
Y not learned.
wss shot late in the afternoon
~ sanding in the door of his home
,vd 1eyer avenue. A mop OF several
...a, zan had surrounded a car of the
y, ;royo line and were threatening
,oadreIor and motorman \ few
..b,J been thrown when shot was
4,,om the car, he bullet striking Zika
n ~ Ia breast. He died within a few
s,tss Conductor Farley and Motorman
=. ware arrested by the police pending
/ r,esijgation. Both OF thoIf deny the
LNiipg .
erht which occurred az $3.50 o'clock
~ intersection OF Thirteenth and Her
n. .,reets The riot was lively while
sssd fully 100 shots being exchanged.
yn,r cars OF the Bellefonteine line were
L..rnv close together and when the first
4. turned the corner 1t plunged into a
[,,sa n over 200 men and women who
IN rshered there. No stop was made
n Va car was free OF the mob before
81 damage could be done. The mob was
[.,sy Tor the second car, however, and II
|rsirss warm reception. Stones were
nI,M upon It and several shots fired at
n CONDUCTOR and motoman. Four police
IL IN the car at once returned the fire
IA me crew Of the first car, hearing the
sss ran back to reinforce their COM
r,s TWO other cars. each carrying four
Ifyrs. we're close behind, Police Captain
I'm being on the third car. For nearly
\ mute rapid ERE went on from bott
a,s and then, led by Captain Joyce. the
.ste made a rush on the mob, which
l,oge and scattered in all directions.
fgaorrnan Mulln of THE second car, which
Il, IN charge Of Conductor Charles w
KID. was shot through the arm, he beint
N only one injured by the mob,
Two rioters were seen to fall, hit b!
,slas fred by the police. They were a
cw carried off by their friends and thel
prm we're not learned.
Winnie Kruger ran into yard 10
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chinn Chilled down..

London, May % THE Pekin corre'
spondent of the Times, telegraphing Mon
day. says; "The diplomatic body today
addressed a coioint note to the tsung u
yamen (foreign ofiiee) calling upon the
government 10 suppress the boxers and
the anti foreign propaganda, which has as
sumed serious proportions.
1.-THE noce was firm but not menaclng
IL the movement Is not checked the for
eign powers will again bring military
guards to Pek.n."
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AUTHORITIES CLASH.
Judge says Ranger Has No Right
10 Make Arrests.

Judge Says Ranger Hns No Right
10 Make Arrests.
Fort Worth Texas. May 2i.--A special
from Memphis. Texas. tonight states that
Private Saxon Of the Rangers was con-
victed and given thirty years in Jail and
$50 fine for false Imprisonment. Judge
Pardue charged that State Ranger had
no more right to arrest than a private
citizen. The sheriff at Memphis threatens
to put Saxon In jail. The governor VIII
be asked to act in the case at once.
Governor sayers and John H. Reagan
arrived tonight. They were met at The
Union station by special committee
and were escorted 10 the Worth hotel by
the two local military companies.
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soUrnEnN PROCESS.
The New Industries Reported In the
sonfh Ia Week.

south In "a week.
Chattanooga, Tenn. May 2l.-Amons
the more important OF the new enterprises
reported by the Tradesman during the
week ended May 10 are brick works in
6a.4na. Georgia and Kentucky; can
ming factory in Georgia coal mines In
North Carolina. Tennessee and West Vir-
GINA; eooperage works and copper and
zinc mining company in Arkansas two
cotton mills each in Alabama and Geor-
gia and one each In South Carolina and
Virginia: cotton seed oil mills in Alabama
and Texas; an electric light plant N
mississippi: an electrical machinery works
in virginia; fertilizer factory In Florida
fiiter company In Virginia; Touring mill
In Arkansas and Kentucky; a hardware
company in Virginia; harness factory
In North Carolina; iron ore mines u
West Virginia. land and development
com panies IN Georgia. Loulsisna ana Nir
GINA; a 800, 600 lumber mill In IVES
Virginia; a s200.00o mandatory OF crush
| ing machinery 10 Virginia; oil and pain
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e2: Elsle skin. "a; Judge caldwell. 81.

e2 Eisie skip. "a; Judge Caldwell. ST. "A
Last five furlongs ECLIPSE course, z-year-
olus-Maden. H., Ballyhoo Boy, Prince
Charles. lus; King Pepper, lis: Lambkin. liz,
Golden Age Bedeck. Handwork. los.
Five furlongs, maiden 2-ycAr -ods--Count-
ess Pepper iu4. Beau Gallant. Golden Age.
bedeck, iQI; Water Plant. ioi: Glade Kun.
i0I Georgia Gardner, Fiara, 104. Carl koh-
Ter, iO7 Empress OF Beauty, lo4 Movay. Max
linus. Prince Charles Ballyhoo Boy, lUf
Mile and a sixteenth over hill. Pocantico
handicap, ear-olds--Missonary 49, Adj
vance Guard. Contestor. ll0;, Gonfalon, 10I:
Teddy, 1872, Lindemere, 100
Wthers mile. Amateur cup. height weight
seling-Post Haste, ISL; George keene. lis:
Eniere, iiS; Zulare. i46 First whip, 1885, Car
bunkle. 116; Bon Konkoma, i5s.
Mithers mile, handicap--Voter. i2I; Queen
of Song, lis; Half Time, li0; Brisk. Latson.
l07; Lady Lindsey, l02; Radford, 30; Dan
forth. 81
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---777-7777'7'-'-' : 2 :
DANGEROUS COURSE.
Won RbciBbnbcn So Chnrn"tcrtkcr
Action of berlin strikers.

Action of berlin strikers.
Berlin, May 2l.--dn replying 10 an in
terpcllatlon in the lower house OF the
Prussian diet today, tho minister Of tho
interior. Herr Won Rheinbabeu said that
in cases OF wage disputes the government
left their settlement 10 the parties con
ccrned but the street car employees had
entered on n dangerous course. They
had placed themselves under the leader
ship OF the soaill democrat trades union
and had been induced to make demands
incompatible With discipline and the
maintenance Of order The police had done
their work admirGDly, and, while the iacs
of their having 10 charge tho crowd was
regrettafse. 81 could not be helped. II
the police had been Ineffective, he said,
troops would have heen employed.
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Result. nj Morris Park.

New York. May 2l.-A card oil SIX over
night events was run of today az Morri'
Park Four favorites won.
six furIongs-F irearm, Lady Lindsey. Time
/ .I2s Only two started.
Four and a half Administrations, Quiz
Y. Goddess OF Night. Time %.
six and a half furlongs-Favius, The Cham
berlain, Scales. Time l;z592,
Seven furlongs-Unmasked, Maghlheeht
Asquith. Time i;20A. ,,,
Mile. selllng-Rare Perfume, Kris hringle
Precursor Time 1:42A.
Mile and furiong-S standing, briski hnlku
Of the Garter. Time 1851
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FIGHT AT AGusAN.
Fortiefb Infantry Lost Two Men-in
nurgcnts Routed.


nurgcnts Routed.
Washington May 2i.--The war depart
ment received cabeeram this morning
from General Macarthur at Manila telling
Of sharp engagement on the 14th instant
at Agusan. near Caganian The enemy $
loss in killed was ifty-two. The Ameri-
can loss was two killed and three wounded.
The dispatch follows: manila. May 81
Colonel Edward A. Goodwin. Fortietb regi-
ment. reports an engagement on May -.
eighty men. Fortieth United States vol
unteer infantry. at Agusan, near Cagan
ian. province Of Manlanao. Enemy In
strong and good position, routed: thirty
one Remingtons and quantity Of ammuni-
ton captured Our loss in killed; Cor
poraI James ONeill and John w. Shaw
borh Of company 1. Wounded; Corporal
Jack Cook. wounded In thigh moderate
ArtiAcer Edwin e Dodds, wounded IL
thigh, slight. both Of company !; Mack
u. smith Of company X, wounded In thigh
slight"
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works In North carolna q se.o0o.ooo oil
company In West Virginia; A paper mill
in Georgia; staiioners' supply glue and
Ink manufactory in South Carolina; a
stave factory In Louisiana; a sugar mill
In Texas; telephone companies In Arlsan-
sas and Kentucky; a water power com
pany in North Carolina; yarn and knit
ting mill IN Georgia.
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ResnIts at Lnkesidt.

Chicago, May 21-Lakeside results;
-Four fuI1ongs--Janowood, Tenny Belle,
Cinara. limo ;50A
Mie--Jim Mccleeyy, Major Mansir, Rosa
vannah. Time 1:i4is
Sir furlongs-Emma NJ. Golden Rattle. In
novator. Time 1:15R.
Mile-ormsr, Walkenshaw. Prince Blazes.
limo 1881.
Five furlongs-Garry Hermann. Denizula,
Battus. Time :0S.
Mile and sixteenth--Brisht Night, Wood
Trice H., Blue Lick. Time 1.51&.
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MuRDERnp AND MurnATED.

"''er being shot, the Victims Eyes
Were Gouged out.
little Rock. Ark. May 2f.-A Gazette
'psc'ai from Hoxie says the body Of John
ssoekhcuse, brother of Robert L. Stock
aouse' the contractor with the Western Tie
- Timber company of st. Louis was
,0ana In the woods near Maynard He had
F'n hrst shot, then his eyes gouged out
asse and ears cut off and other parts OF
Y BODY terribly mutilated. The murdered
van came from Missouri about two weeks
~ ana 1t is not known whether he hai
% enemy.
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p,aninx Mil Burned.

Sherman, Texas. May 9i.-Aoout ls:SO
this afternoon the planning mill Of Nicely
g. Bible. on Month East street, was de-
stroyed by fire. The IRE started from ths
furnace where a quantity OF shaYlnss nag
been left in the engine room Loss aponI
$4,000; no insurance. The house next me
planning mill. owned by Mr. j. P. Green
and occupied by Ike Shasiey, wss paoly
damaged. Mr.. Shateys loss 10 sewers
hundred dollars. lightly injured.
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shoot MT New UIm.

Fre,yburg. Texas, May 21.-At a clay bird
shoot at New ulm, where lovers Of this sport
met yesterday, representing all surrounding
towns. Mr.. Otto G. Pophauken of this place
stood first. breaking u birds out OF y. He
also killed 40 birds out Of 40 al similar shoot
at Pisek. Mr. Pophanken may later enter to
shoot with the b,st men In this line OF sport
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Palestine Texas May h.--The residence
owned by George BndeIl, on CoHase ave-
nue., was totally destroyed by fire at
O'Clock this morning. The house was m
sured for $500 Ia the Royal and cope,
Whitley. who occupied the house nau
s95o Insurance on the furniture
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st. Loui. Events.

ST. Louis May ai.--Tra,k fast
Five furIongs--Jake Weber DR.. Cave.
Harry Yocum. Time 1:i5%.
Mile and twenty yards-Jim Conway. Rush
fields Cathedral. Time i.aj
Six and half furlongs Harrle Floyd. la
Mascoita. Annie Oldheld Time t:22A.
Mile and sixteenth. Owners' handicap
Found Sam Philips. Algol. limo 1:i6A.
Six furlongs, handicap-Lord Neville.
Very Trlla Fonso. Time l;l4H.
Mile and seventy yards-Russell r. Skill
man, Sdtila Time 46is
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Appo,ntment or ur,s,o,y,

Washington, May 2l,--The postmaster
general has suspended Director OF Posts
Rathhone and appointed Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow acting d.
rector general OF posts In Cuba
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Y e2sRa
We ,s9Rn,ees,
Pseakfsn

al aDs a school feacRsoFs
have suffered agony
monthly for ten years.
"My nervous system
was a wreck- y suffered
with pain Ess my side and
had almost every W
knOwns Trad taken fs'oaf~
sssenf from "a number of
physf0Sans VINO gave Ssse
no reiysf.
rome specialist said mo
medicine could Eb0lp me,
10 must submit ia an
operation.
~ wsTDfe to Mrs. Pink
ham, stating my case, and
receiver a prompt reply
y took EydHa e PassESisafss'S
Vegetable Compound and
fOSscwess the advice given
srse and ss0w y suffer no
rsores IF any ore cares
60 kssOw more about my
case, q wifi cheeFfHliy
ans weFs all fGffoTS.
|, Mss EDNA ELLIS Hig-
CsnSp0ssf, Ohio.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit ;: Minneapolis 3
Indianapolis o.. Milwaukee :.
Buffalo G: Chicago
Cleveland 3: Kansas CITY ..
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Last seven furlongs Wlthers mile selilns-
Ron Jour. los. Doiando, Rinaldo. 20; Bunoon'
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BASEBALL.
indianapolis Takes First Place In
the American League.
Pittshnrg. MAY 2l.-Broolllyn,s pIay was

Plttsburg. May 2l'-brooklyhs plaF was
poor. but Pittshurg did much worse
Score n
pittsburg ... 003 0f0 001-- 3 6
brooklyn ........... 002 020 0I2- 10 i
Lever and thinner; Dunn McGinnity and
Mcclure
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JAMES Butte,
HOUSTON.

The South Texas National Bank
OF HOUSTON. TEXAS
Capital ....,...... 100000
Surplus .......... 100000
OFFICERS;
chss. Dillingham; II. Brashsaf.
President st vice ffess1s8
o. r. Holt II. MscGrsEor
ind Vice President. arI Vice Pressdsnh
J. T. M.AsHAN. Cashier.
ENNIS CARGILL. Assistant Cashier.
Directors J. ]. canpesii Chs emms
ham +. McAshan, o, ]. Holt. n: y. nag
Gregor. Henry Brashesr. W. n. Rice =. -
Heitn,sun. II. C House..
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st. Louis. May 21.--st Louis had no trouble
connecting with Lewis shoots in the first
three innings and they had the game won
before the visitors got started.
Score II ~
ST. Louis ............ ia 10 l2'-1l 16 2
BOSTON ...,......... 100 600 00i--. 2 6 /
Powell and Criger. Lewis. Bailey and Clark.
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Chicago NAV 21.--Athough the Fielding was
ragged on both sides. the game. pitchers
battle. was well played and fun OF excite
ment. =, =,
Score IL ~ u
chicago ...,..... 600 100 000- G 3
Philadelphia .....:.,", 900 600 oDO- 2