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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

70 CONSOLIDATE AGENCIES.

Plan OF Hartman Is TO Eoonomze by Re-
ducina Number OF Employees,
chicago. july % The Chronicle tomorrow
win say; II the plans OF the Hartman
syndicate are successfully executed agencies
OF the uulon and Southern pacidc ran.
roads in an parts OF the United states ana
Canada win be consolidated pr0bahly Sep
TENDER l. The plan viii also apply 10
New Orleans and Atlanta. Ga.
II Is said that when Il general traffic al
ter the business of the Morgan lni roads.
the Burlington, Northern Pacific anu Gteat
Northern, nll separate agencies now main
tanned by these lluct In the different cities
az the country, win he consolidated and
thetN viii ho 4 guuerll prupna If tho tray
cling aud soliciting freight and passenger
AGENTS.
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THE CHINESE PROPOSITION
Peace Commissioners Have Formally
Accepted II.
SAME AS PROPOSED BY TIE MINISTER'S
Empire VIII Pay a Total OF 900 600 900
Taels, Including interest, as indem-
nity--Lsst Payment Due IN GAO

Pekin July %. THE mluIs ers Of ths
powers after today's meeting. spitched
a note Co the Chinese peace commssiJ h rs
formally accepting the recent Chinese
ptt position which was in anticipation Of
the ministers plan Tor the payment Of
A5o,o0C0Jo taels as indemnity nc 4 Per cent
interest. tho hnn payment to b made in
1880 The total payments Of principal an J.
Interest viii be 1.0tQoO0OW taels
lhe portions of Chinese revenue that ale
now Applied 10 foreign debts previously
incurred, Win he devoted 70 the payment
OF this indemnity, whenever their debts
are eNtlngnished Unless nnn W. the
Tncantjrc lncurs other obigu OTIS sue
VIII be free Of foreign drlr IN 100 IN :
minister's Of the powers are hopeful inat
tue protocol VIII b. signed IN fortnight
The subject of punishment ana rSrcu-
lions was practically closed today the
miuietcis accepting the Chinese stalomen
oi what has been accomplished rs tlr est
settlement obtainable, although MT salts
factory.
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APPEALED TO THE KING.
YeOmanry Trying 10 Collect Pay that
Is Due Them.
tFUSE TO BE DECORATED UNTIL PAID
Some Of Them Say Their Families Are
Starving on Account Of the Gov
ernnents Action.

London, Jnly 2B--klng f lward pre-
scented medals to 3UDo returning Ycomnnry
ot the Horse Guards parade here today,
The ceremonial was the same az us rived
Il. The former presentation Of medals hut
the inclencnt weather robbed tae tunot Oh
OF It's brlliancy Queen Alexandra tan /
Prince Edward son Of the duke OF Corn.
wall and York, were present
Considerable comment has been arous d
by the refusal Of thirty two non-c mml !.
stored officers and men to ten tle cr-
munt on the gouni th9i tatir pay W s
IA arrears. These men have ID re sod et
tn to King Edward pom ing oct T. al
they can not submit e. De decorated Will
thtlt wives and Families and som of Their
BumheiS are starving The clIiins Of ne
nol who say thcy nave not We, been p-id
vary from t63 ia E127
Some OF the claimants SAY they have b I'd
% pawn their medals IN order to procure
foCd for their families.
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AWAITING CONFIRMATION
AUTHORITIES AT WASHINGTON ANx-
lOUS FOR OFFICIAL REPORT
That the Deadlock Of the Ministers in
China as to the Customs Tax
Has Been Broken.

Washington, July 20.-Thc authorities
here are an1lously awaiting official con.
tilmatiou of the latest report from Pekin
10 the effect that the deadlock Of the
ministers there as to the customs tax TO
be imposed to meet the Indemnity has been
broken SO far, however. Mr. Rockhnl has
not been heard from, although it is now
recalled that in dispatch received few
days ago lie expressed belief that an
agreement was IN sight
The few representatives Of the embassies
and CATIONS remaining in Washington also
are showing great interest in the report
an1 Acting Secretary I'M Is being. called
uptu Iul information ty them II may
be significant that Inquiries from this
Source tend TO show mat their own in
fees reveals the existence Of % strong
division between the powers respecting this
question Of customs rate, Great Britain
ard Germany being arrayed against France
ana Russia.
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WORK OF A LINER CAPTAIN.
Required to Be Both a Good Sea Do

R.r,,,,ad h. "a. po.L cI G. r.,
'NfN"N1 " pSV Soou 9ea Jog
c...,.. and 3ood rtost'
o'l'F "eehF'
On the st paul the CAPTAIN ana navinat-
ipp ofrtosrs q,,,.c tl,.,r o,,,,,t,r ~, a. ~,
'"'' t"''i H"r' ,t's VA Wv avn
ins uecN adJacehl TO the bridge This deck
IS eS high as a church tower above the
Roo, ana Ia ,.c.,,.,.,t o,i,,.i,,ot,, fr ,ha
"Iri ,,,o nnt, esSvt WV V6eluStkeg d"t ny
se i,dea FROM n,as, al al ~ m"s NV
iha NM ~ mo-. Vio't I,,in ~ w, Nt"S
from stem 10 stGrn in All rirc,imstoncps
1,bi, bri5 30 MIA T. n,,d,t,,, ~ ,i
5,,t,e ,cr IN 80 TItWipPru WIN i IN YIN,
otirr dennrtnent ~ tbn SIhttnt ~ ~ ,ho o
cine room, Win M ofter ~bcsih6uyno" NJ ,,tth
fha boUa ana WIN uSe, W
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MEDIATION NOT SUGGESTED.

Said that Germany Intends to Remain
Neutral in Regard to Beer War,
New York. July 20 There is little foun
datian for the rumor thar the German
emperor has offered bis services as medi-
ator between the British government and
the Boer leaders, with the object Of bring
ing Che war in South Africa 10 an eud,
says the London correspondent OF the TIL
bunc. The kaiser has all along adopted
a neutral attitude and 1t is most improbable
that he would now contemplate the posi-
bility Of making It representation to this
country 10 prevent the war from being
fought to a finish. Such action would be
regarded as an understandable Interference
aud the kaiser Is not SO foolish hs to sarri
ice all the fruits Of his recent friendly
policy with this country,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
GEORGE KEENAN, ORDERED OUT.
American Author and Lecturer Requested
to cave Russia

American Author and Lecturer Requested
to Leave Russia.
st Petersburg July 26,A high Russian
police ohicial called upon George Ken
nan, the American author aud lecturer, at
his hotel Tuesday evening ana informed hiin
he must leave the country by 10 O'Clock
this, Friday, evening, Mr. krcnnuu was
MOI allowed TO leave his room IN the IN
tcrim, hut he was couIteously treated
lhs action by the Russian authorities Is
taken under the law giving the minister
OF the interior authority to eXpe unde-
shable foreigners Tie notice served upon
Mr. KEENAN, chardcterzes him as untrust
worthy, politically Mr. GIenuau has in
formed rhe United states minister 10 Rus
STA, Charlemange Tower, of this action of
the Russian authorities, but has NOT asked
Mr. Tower TO intervene in the matter
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s Easily Aumbuaaed Men.
Springfield Republican.

bNFInNHtIU hNNNNNCNn.
II seems amazing that humbugs so gross
as Dowie should easily get followiugs tn
city and country; amazing that topsy turvy
stun like Koreshanlty should be taken So,
iously; hat what are theae thing of "A day
To the. humbug OF Mnrmonism. which has
heep notorious for nigh three quarters OF a
century. and Vet can make converts today
nore4readliy ever What Is II that IN.
dpees respectable ana commonly intelligent
persons 10 yield TO these proseiyters, What
II il they Imagine themselves converted ia
IS lncomprehensihle to those who know tn
larren datness az the book Of Mormon and
the gross character of the subsequent rev
elatipus NJ this astonishing church
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Rain reports are numerous from Nortn
and East Texas
II was Veterans duy at the WaSa-
haclie Chhutauqua
A sham battle was the feature OF the
dag at the State encampment
The receiyership for the Capitol Syn.
dlcalc Cattle company win be contested
IN the Federal court
sam Moss Of Deylpe smcided at Bar.
liueer by cutting his throat
new record for grain. shipments has
been established at Galveston
Governor Sayers mule q speech to the
Confederate veterans mt Marble FAILS.
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FOREIGN.

George Kcunau. the American autnot
and lecturer, was ordeded to leaYe
Russia
Lord Salisbury introduced a hill an
norztug King Edward TO proclaim his
TITLE
Acting Governor soper signed the two
appropriation hills passed by the
Hawaiian legislature.
The congress on tuberculosis Ia Lon
don recommended suppression Of eX
pectorutlon Ia public places.
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phlLlPPlNEs.

Former Major Shields was appointed
purchasing agent vice Lieutenant Mas
sey. deceased
II was stated that It would take years
t. accomplish the economic program of
general Iorbln
The Spanish chamber of commerce de-
neruccd the charter Of Manila as in
r1nalstnnl
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LOCAL.

The c!vil service board investigating
charges against Onicer Proctor,
The opening sermon Of Rabbi simon
Giaacr Of the Adath Jeshurum congre-
Cation
The school board will have charge Of
the expenditure Of the $5o,00O for school
buildings
How street improvements under the
new bond ISSUE win be rushed
The Inquest In the Levri killing
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Koch's Malarial Theory.

london July 26-l Ia the course of aa
address delivered before health congress-
held m East B0Ulnc this afternoon Dr..
Robert Koch Of G2rllu spoke Of the treat
mpnt Of nalagid, He reiterated his die
INN that malaria did not emanatc from
sWamps but was caused by the incubation
nt musuultucs aud guats lie further said
that nalarlgl parasites could he stamped
ont with duinnp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
nRooKLYM sRIpeg REoPENEp.

Repairs on the Structure Completed, but
* Public Confidence Is Still ShakY
New York, July ~ The brooklyn bridge
was opened 60 general trofAe this morning,
4 large fQrce Of workmpn was kept going
pti through the night, ana nj $50 o'rloaE
the repairs To the last hrcak were hnishe,t.
4 police prder a. once opened the bridge
T. tats, teams and foot passengers, Traffic
WIS very light even throughout tho rnsh
hours OF the bridge. for public confidence
HAD not vet been restored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
coNslDeRATe TREATMENT URGED.

Former French Minister TO China Does
Not Fear "Yellow Peril Yet.
Paris, july ON Plchon, former min
ieter to China and who is now in Paris,
in an interview, published today urged
INC cousldcrate treatment Of the Chinese
because ne believed 4 policy Of violence
would lead to even more serious uprislngs
th1n the recent troubles
VI Pichon said he dld not believe in an
Immediate yellow peril as hc thought
It would no q Tong time before the Chinese
hct1We dangerous to Europe.
ltrfcrring 10 the Japanese, he said that
Was another matter ana their progress
tpspired him with anxiety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
70 PREVENT TUBERCULOSIS.
Suppression Of Expectorston in Public
Places Recommended.

TIdVto VlENUTIII7TNTFNVV'
London, July 90 The congress on tuhct-
culosls today adopted resolutions in favor
Of legislation toward suppression Of OK
pectoraton in public places and recon-.
mended the notification OF the proper az
thorlties IN cases Of phthisIs and the use
~ pocket sptoons, asserting that These
sanitary provisions were Indispensable in
order 20 diminish tuberculosis
resolution was adopted expressing the
opinion Of the congress that the health
officers should continue every effort To pre-
vent the spread ~ tuberculosis through
milk aud inert and as the dOuhtS con
cerning human immunity from bovine
Tuberculosis raised hv DR. Koch were al
vital Importance 10 the public health and
agricultural Interest of the conutry, the
government should Immediately Institute
rigid inquiry into the Identity OF human
and bovine tuberculosis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
TRANsVAAL..

A steamer with 1000 mules for South
Africa cleared from New orleans.
General Baden Powell arrived at
southampton ON his return from the
Trausvaal.
Yeomanry refused 10 be decorated I'M
til they are paid for their services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
RAILROADS.

II was rumored that G, J. Hartman
is TO be appointed superintendent of the
Louisiana division of the Southern Pa
chic
The ri Paso and Southwestern Rail
way company was Incorporated in New
Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
sroNEwALL JAcK8oNs WOUNDS
Fatal Volley Fired by North Carolina
Troops


Atlanta (GaJ News.
In view Of the recent discussion whether
Frank $ Roacnthal of Carollton. Mo. a
'lcuisiana Tiger" is the man who fired
tno shot which resulted in the death Of
sIonewall Jackson, a review of the facts
Ia the case may prove interesting.
General Clement A. Evans who was a
colonel In General I1ckson's command at
ne time aud WHO later was prutuuted 10
the command of the famous Stbnrwall b,i
gaze, when told OF Ntr RosenthaIs lears
tt"I he was the particular man Who hrea
ue lata shot, said the idea OF any one
man thiuEing ne was responsible for lack
Sur death was ridiculous
Iherr we're three distinct Wounds said
General Evans, and 10 the hest of nv
recollection the shots were hrrd by North
tEt Gina troops
Ntntral Evans referred the News reprc-
son son. 4y his widow, Mary Anna IacRsSn.
TEE gives complete account az tbe Fn,i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
STRIKE

Tube works al McKeesport demanded
employees to sign individual contracts.
It was announced that strike would
he ordered In the Boston Iron and Steel
works and the National rolling mill,
II was stated that the 'longshoremen'
strike AT cleveland was in a fair way
fu gettlpmcut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
49, RaIns IN MIsanllrl

st Joseph, Mo July 2G.-The ayiest
rain of this year Tell this afternoon over
southwest Missouri soaking the ground
completely and effectively, breaking the
drS spell which hAg covered "a pertcd OF
several weeks Corn rs beyond redemption.
bur pasturage vii be greatly benefited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
FleArINe AMoNa rAEMsgLvEs.

lreconcilables Will Not Tolerate the
Weaker Spirits.
Jamestown. st Helena, July 28. Bal
blood among the Boer prisoners in 81.
Helena over the question Of linking the
oath Of allegiance to King Edward has led
to so much lighting and disorder that IT.
has been necessary to remove those VINO
have taken the oath to a separate eneos
ure
There were several encounters. ana the
vigilance committee OF the irrcconuiublca
subjected those who had taken the oath 10
neescrbable udignties The rlu4leauerN
htFe been Imprisoned Ina the fortress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
HANNA ON THE STRIKE.
Says He Hopes Trouble Win Be AMIGA
Ff hiv Adjusted

bly, Adjusted.
Cleveland. Ohio july g6Referrng to
the statement that he would be asked 70
acl as mediator between the Amalgamated
association ana the United states steel cor.
pcfaton, with view TO reaching settle
mem OF the strike. senatcr Hanna said to.
day. II know nothing about the matter
osIia from what has beon published II
thu newspapers Whether ] would he VIII
Ing 10 at ns mediator do not care
"a san rhe strife has been most unfui-
tannte not only for those directly Affected,
hnf for the cOuntry NJ large ! sincerely
trust that the troubIe viii bc nnilcably nd
listed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
Ieras No. klIIed i LonlsInnn.

Texarkana Texas, JNiy 20 David Nc,
Failaue. rexarkana man, was killed ar
Ncame La. yesterday by a man named
John Weaver The parties had engaged
Ia a previous dlfheulty and when they
net again Weaver stabbed Mcfarland twire
and then shot him through, the body, all
she wounds reaching vital points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
Choetaw sunerlntendent.

Li5le Rock, Ark July 20 $ II Barnes
has been appointed superintendent Of tue
cnocta", oklAhoda aud Gult rauroau. west
crn division, Nlfh Headquarters az South
McAlsster l. r., Vice VI C. Tnmnson. re
signed, Barnes win he succeeded by j. NJ.
Walsh rs tralnmasier ~ the Eastern al.
VISION With headquarters IN Little Rock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

Miami, Fla, July GA terrific electrical
storm pussed over this region this morning.
It is feared considerable damage has been
done
Trees are down IN every direction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

strife beRan. They have. according 10
President Shaffcr been kept AZ work III
The uiills with the greatest dlfhtulty. II
the furnaccinsn cont out In order to shut
on the supply OF Bessemee pig mon TO the
United Suites Steel corporation II Is be-
licsed that further delay In ordering the
strike az these mills viii he Impossible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
Indian Territory Census figures.

today issued the following bulleun showing
the school militia AID voting population
Of Indian Territory,
Children Of school age 1901 Of whom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
EFFEcTuAL BREAK IN KANSAS.

Rains Too Late for Corn, but viii Bene-
fit Live stock
Topeka, Kan, July 70 General rains
throughout Buusns today have cnus d an
crocual break In the drouth The rains
came too late 10 be Of material benefit %
the corn, but win result in plenty of stock
wafer and giving new HE 10 pastures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
DISSOLUTION THREATENEp'

Southern Pacific Refuses to JON ~
ern Is1mgration Bureau H
Chicago. July 90 Dissolution 'ul's, Y
the Western Immigration nnteaI
cnuse Of the trouble Is the lelesH M ml
Southern Pacific road TO become
bgr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
BadCouqhs

Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic bron-
chitis, pneumonia, asthma,
or consumption. Don't wait.
Take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and stop your cough.
ar. sncsioo - YER co. Lowell, Mssn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
Prayed for Rain

Omaha, Neb., July 20.-Actlng on the 70.
oenl proclamation Of Governor Savage,
nearly an the churches Of Omaha nelu
meetings t0dhiy praying for rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

Two Of the Beaumont wells are now
being nailed,
A California prospector who has a high
opinion OF the Naeopdothes field
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
WASHINGTON.

The preccpt In the Schley enquiry
was issued and the court ordered 70
convene on September T..
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VIII NOT RgoUlRe DETENTION.
Louisiana win Allow Laborers from Port

Ricc 70 pNss Throunh state
washington luly 20 Surgeon General
WAnun 81 the murine hospital service ~
day received a uortcc thai the Louisiana
SPte hoard ~ heath had agtred 90 pcr-
nit laboreis en- route ftom Porto RlcG 10
Hewaii 10 pass through the State wi bout
qii1enune detention on ropreseutltlcns
that Porto Rico Is free from Infectious dis
4 aEC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
rcnr5nA,Nn ruRE. 30 fAI'

Your drug ST VIII refund ypw M
IL PAzO OINTMENT talls u MA sa'
worm. letter. o'd GERS f.,s b
p mples and Blackfeads Oh 'po
all sk!n di eases. SOC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST IT.
You know the satisfaction Il win give
Has stood the test for twenty years.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
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Kansas CITY, No July 90 Maximum 10.
one deuth and three prosirauous
Cincinnati. luiy "a Maximum %: two
deaths ana several pro5trauons
Hot Springs Arb. July Maximum 81:
two deaths aud several prostatous
Louisville Ky, July either, were
seven deaths aud turrr prostrHtiuus NJ M
tue hent It, Louisville today. Maximum
100
Chicago, July ~ -Four deaths ana siv
prOsuations were the net result of today S
temperature of s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
lMPERlALlsM sTILL TAe ISSUE.

Mr. Bryan Draws Unique Comparison Of
It's Importance
Chicago. July 90 While here today w
] RYAN, who is en- route hople after a
long tour o. the East and South. snid;
'lmncraism Is srnl the grea, issue be.
tween the two political parties The tar
TO-, 10 he sure. ie an important subject,
but to my mind heart disease Is a more
serious mNlady than stoulachache,"
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V.s5Ss Stimulus
of Pure Stood

That is what is required by every
organ Of the body for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
II prevents biIiousness. dyspepsia,
constipation kidney complaint. rheu.
rnatism. cstarh, nervousness. weak
ness. faintness pimples, blotches, and
al cutaneous eruptons
1t perfects all the vital processes
W r Keeton. Woodstock, Ala, took Hoods
enrsaparlla TO make bis blood pure He
writes that he had not fell well but tired for
some time Before he mad hnished the tfst
bottle of this medicine be felt better and
when he had taken the second was like
smother mar free from that tired feeling
end able To DO his work.
HO0SSTg sSsasSsayas'fESa
Fromises to cure and keeps the
prorise Accept no substitute. but
SCI Hoods today.
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

Comparative Table for Two Years JUS
Closed.
Washington, July 2G,-The total Imports
lrto the United states for the year ended
june 80. 1904, were Ss22G1l,0l6; total OK
ports 81, 4sT,755,557; exports Of domestic
products Sl.4G0,41 500,
The exports of domestic merchandise by
great classes were as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
AUTOMOBILES AT ORMOND BEACH.
DISCOVERY OF NEW SPEEDWAY FOR
THE STEAM CARRIAGE

On the ocean boulevard OF the east coast OF South
Florida the automobile and lOcomobile devotees
have found a course worthy OF their machines
Three hundred feet wide and twenty miles straight
away, without break. leyel a floor smooth
and hard as asphalt and absolutely straight, the
beacA at Ormond is probably without a rival a
rhoecourse for the new steam carriages. The big
taiy-ho coach OF the Hotel Ormond. with twenty
pssseneers leaves wheelmarks two white
streaks. where the Is pressed OF the
merry clHtter. hut hardly an imprint the sur
face. There is not pebble from end end OF
the great twenty mile track from Ormond 20 the
Inlet. where the tall lighthouse tells the mariner
that he is abreast of New-smyrna. where Lord
Trrnbull's colony Of Minorcans and corsicans sell
tied over hundred years ago. and where four
hundred years ago the followers Of Columbus 4,
obedience 10 the dictates OF their Queen built a
beautiful chapel OF coquina rock the ruins OF
which are stin visited by the tourist pilgrims from,
Ormono
Clarence W. sesmans. Of Brooklyn. wa. the nrs,
TO discover this speedway. and his was the hrst
machine that Nepatne ever noticed nm hts c,,,l,
sreem boulevard Rare sport 81 WAS racing with
the winged wheels beside the tumbllnx tur. rha,
vas last winter. and then ]. r Hathaway a,
eomervfne, trimmed a mutton leg sasl on "a,
nicyele 10 tune OF thirty miles an hour agains,
"a" opponent; but TINS year he has his own steam
carriage with him. He has not vst driven ,hs
machine 20 a record. but on Wednesday roaa ,,-,-
three miies on the beach IN Two hours making no
s'empt n fast time. He confidently asserts ina,
upon ormond Beach some motor machine win soo,
break all previous records for a fifteen or twenty
mile strsishiswsy run. or for forty miles With m.
On this same beach was made the great eoas,-
Brighton Fem. il April iss sesentss5 q1 ,,s SsT
one hour and twenty minutes just BY the force
me nsGt season carryins q par.soi shs % msa. 30
run IN on. hour and seven minutes In neither i,S IN