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PERFORMANCE REPEATED.
PeGnsyIVaniaBs and Leanders Each
Took a Heat at Henley.
THE TWO TEAMS WILL ROW FINAL HEAT
Ellis Ward. the Coach for the Americans
Expressed tiinsslf as Being Thor
ouphly Satisfied and Confident

EIenlcy. July The second day Of the
resatta was sipnaIizea by another victory
for the Americans. the oarsmen Of the
University of pennsylvania defeating the
Thnmes Rowing club and thus winning
fhtlf se,ond heat As the Leanders de
feaied the belgian crew the Pennsylyanlans
viii meet the Leanders
The conditions were even better than yes
eriay. a bright hoi sun was shining and
here was 40 wind There was decided
ncrense IN the Attendance md the Anieri
ean flags were yery literally displayed
soon inter II O'Clock, the Leanders pad
ding 70 the start for their race with The
Belgiuns, were loudly applauded along the
course but their reception WINS quite
ecllpsed Ity TINT given the Americans as "a
few minutes later, they followed Tine con
trnst IN the style of the two crews, whom
everyiiody expected te see fighting Il nui
n the final heat, was more marked than
ever
There was capital start and the renn
ey1anlans had three.quurters OF length
reached. They TOwed eleven strokes In
the FIRST uuurier, twenty-five in the ira.
hQli and forty one during the first minute
The Americans went AWAY steadily ANA
easily from THAT point and dropped their
stroke 10 thirty eight They did half the
distance Do 3.3O Their uppononts did halT
in 3D.. Opposite the Leander inelostrp
the HcaneF lyHuiuhs were turec lengths
ehead ana, although they again enspd con
siderably and the uther spirted the
Ihames men were never able 90 make NJ
Posing the grand stand the Americans
could MOI resist iittle squirt aud rhsy
ioWed past wiih q dozen STROKES ut thC
gate VI fortv-une fo lhc minute.
/ The Americans mad very ficndW e
elnl"f ana humber uf rher couutrym'u
( urcccdcd ia giving them very respectable
H. New York
Ellis Ward. the couch who was IN the
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mile und q quarter NJ Washington Park.
This stEkc rs the third Of Importance dli
Ing the meeiinH being snrpassed only BY
Twenty Thousand people crowded he stands
There were srven rnees on the cai.l The
Sheridan stakes being fourth. Six horses
started, Maddcll being the even money
invofitp ferminus nnd His Emiuenca
were almost squa second choices ut ubuut
4 20 l. while Six Shouicr, Jiminez and
Brutal were held nj long prices. Robert
Maddell haH become a public pet and he
was cheered when be WIS paraded in ad-
vance " the ince and WHEN the horses
came pnst the stuud
The contest was a pretty one though
there was 10 time In The race when Mad
dell arrrnred TO be ~ serious danger uf
defeat Blman rot him IN front, but a.
lowed Jiuinez 10 pass him and assume inc
lend The litter was pnnlHe 20 GO the
fut mlle. Tho tayorite running In second
pince, Turning into the stretch Rnheri
Naddel went % e. front His Emipence
md Terminus MISC made their hid vt the
same time. II took only few moments
10 show that Wnddell held the others sHfe
ana be crossed the line lie easiest 81
winners, although only n hHls length from
the maiden STA shooter, VINO came fast
through the stretch and beat Terminus
nearly four lengths for second money Ills
Five favoriics won Maitlmas In the
Attn race palpaby fcled Crockett aud nns
Disqualified lg rhe judges Crockett was
plneed nrst Weather clear track slow
-Four ana a half furinngs Jacb RAtiln
Ross Fame. Pirrho Time 81
Milo Sum Fullcn. Ohnet Baney HOY
Z inir &c =
Mile ma seventy Yards Ed Ack. Alaska
ONuHrd Time .I02T
The sheridan stokes 5000 added mil
ana quarter Robert WaddeIl. SIX shoot
en- TIE minus Time o12 8.5.
Mile--t rocketi Eddie Jones. Tulia Funso
Timr AZ
Six fnrlonrs Mr. Brown. yellow Tnl.
N nnpy mus. Time 1,1G1-l.
Mile and seventy yards Moses Scotch
Plaid, Hard Knot Time 40
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euMMARY OF TopAY's IMPoRTANT NEWs.


The cornerstone Of the Cuero cotton
mill was laid with ceremony, thousands
Of people witnessing II
The sixth congressional district cont
ventiun ia IN session at Meridian and
dcndloct is on
Hon. L. y. Lillard Of Fairfield died
Of paralysis
The Ennis street fair and flower car
niyal Is under WHY
The T. A. C.. A. has made grent
progress ia Texas during the last year
The channel In front Of the Calves
ton wharves is to he deepened.
Tne Fourth was celebrated with ante
bellum pomp al San Antonio.
The Development q the Beaumont oil
field has really been very rapid.
man armed with rife shot a
telephone cable in twain at San An
tomo.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Temple. Texas July 4.-The Iron Front
saloon. formerly run by Captain W r..
Wallace, is closed and In the hands n the
Houston Brewing company. For some time
trends Of Captain Wallace knew OF his
Intention Of leaving Temple and ne had
requested brother alderman to get aim
leave OF absence from the council. II
q"or Of the place 10 the agent Of me
houston brewery stating that there was
hmpie pfNperlF there 10 pay an indebted.
loss, Which II probably a fact. Capfairs
wallace left for Oklahoma on prospecting
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No Guesswork.

No intelligent person womb VI
going 10 a dentist 10 have the ere
ed An ocullst would be prompilf d
ed, hecause he understands such y
Many p ople, however do no ~
same intelligent thought 70 'h !
ment OF chronic diseases. These =,
constitute specially just as disV'.
do diseases Of the eye, and the hR
ticlue physician who Is often ~
has not had the experience nee'N
property treat them Il Is not broaS
ere 90 dlnrIcnlt 10 cnre that SO man (
are afflicted with chronic dis'
their life. but because they 40 p I,
the proper physi ian for treatmept
In my extensive practice W
larger than that OF amy other spe'H
the United States. 7 have had iAnes
patients who had been treated 9 4
doctors. not ono Of whom undeIs'
care. although they we're pronii'-
capable phys clans. As cpnseqnes,
had been experimental upon II j
treatment in no way suited % 2
The result was years OF sunenps
could have been avoided.
The experience which have N
In devoting myself HxcluslveH
treatment Of chronic diseases ~
years has equipped me perfectly "
is no guess work Nhen ] give ~
regarding a case. J give each s-s
study. and my treatment is spes
pared 10 meet all conditions tp'
two cases may appear quite s'ln
chances are that there Is sons
complication which needs oafe'H
tlon
By treating each case on ~
Its. and not relying upon an
ready made treatment. ] have -
most successful specialist Of ne 81 VI
/ rely solely upon my san y
science, and nv patients 81
expert treatment chtninahle
invite the afflicted TO CONSUL Y
ont cost. or write for complex -
HANKS. which will explain my
Man of home treatment ~
Alamo Plaza. san Antopio, Is
]. NEWTON HATHAWAY
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SPORT

The Shamrooks were beoalmed and
the trinl was wholly inconclusive,
King Edwards Diamond Jubilee won
thc Princess Of Wales stakes at New
market
The PennsylyRnians and the ,canders
eHch won their second heat NJ Henley
The PHrceder won the Lawrence Real
izutin stakes at sheepshead Bay. de
feGung Commando.
Jack Mnflet I'm his night with George
Gprdner IN SIN Francisco swung his
lrft shoulder CUT Of place and lost the
night
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FOURTH OF July.

President Mckinley spent the day
With Mas Mckinley, ANA Secretary OF
the Interior Hitchcock was the only
caller on business
The United States legation in Pcklh
oi served the Fourth the officers II
thu cgaton guard attending dinner
gwen Nv me German minister.
The Chinese minister, Wu Ting fang
was tho orator ~ the Philadelphia celc-
I1Btiun
Tse anniversary Of tho destruction Of
ccrvera's feet was celebrated AT SAN
tiaeo. Cuba, on the 81 and the Fourth
WIS also observe ed
Ar. W. J Bryan delivered an address
Ut Mcntcagle, Tenn
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poMFs1lc.

The siramer Deutschland arrived at
View York from Hamburs. having on
board J r. Morgan and other prominent
percentages
J0hu x G. ritkin, a prominent Louis
imam ana president ~ the Trnnsmiss-
issippi rommefca congress, died In New
Orleans
The Porto Rican assembly adopted the
free trade resolution
u was reported that the shorif's
posse bad tho Montana express robbers
srriounded at ran,M near the scene
~ the robbery
The nui wave was again less severe
cast OF the Rockies.
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tween Cincinnati md Bcson. ~ thc iorel
team was thu fortunate enc PHILIPPE siu
gle AMI doubles 1 Harley unu Becklcy
were responsible for tut TWO runs made
10y Cincinnati
Seott- n II
Cincinnati 4... .... 4Olu tNtl IiN@ !.
nustOi ... Oa' mn Wtl-- 20
willlp and Moran; phlllips and Bergen.
cincinnati july 4 Murphy saved the
game for Boston IN th mining Inning y,
one Of fhc most remarkahir catches ever
seen on hall field With Morgan On
FIRST rcitz sent SHARP liner So LEFT zen
ter which looked good fot home run.
Murphy when he snw that b. could no
rei,ch the ball on the ron. dclhefi clf sia
fniiy. ten feci over shf ground rnt cnughi
the hnll while lying on his stomach BE
then doubled Mngonn IN at second.
Scufr VI n
Cincinnati ..-.... ,1W 600 600
Boston .t..... 1e0 O10 ono q ~ Al
Scott, Newton ana Bergen Nichuls and
Kittredge.
ST. Louis. july 4-st Louis won fne
morning game when the lutocrnhle heat
began to ten on Duggiesby Four singles
md two doubles nettcd four runs Harper
was almost overcome IN the eighth, but
siuck hravciy 10 his task ana lnstci loag
enc ugh TO win out foatura Of tbo game
WIS the clean belding Of the visitors. Al
tendance l2,uN
~ fnnls col ono 400 AZ al
Philadelphia ..-.. 600 lNi Nle-
Harpor and Ryan; Duesicsby and Me
Furlnnd.
ST. Louis. July AL orth won pitchers
bfttle fo Philadelphia FROM Jack Powell Of
s. Louis and gave the local tenn its first
shut.out Of the season r'icks single ana
a double by Jennings scored The only run.
More people passed the turnstilc In the
two games thun ever went 70 sec the two
TENNIS before The total attendance was
% GOO and Ia the afternoon II wa. 2lO03
ScOre X u p
St Louis. .....,... .W0 lMn wv =
Philadelphia ,,.... .tpl Ho Il g
Powell and Ryan; orth nliu Jhchltcn'
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LOCAL.

How The Fourth Of July was ceie-
brated ia Houston.
Scholastic census shows n gain for
the city Of Houston ana slight loss
for Harris county as compared with re
tnrus Of last year
Several defendants bound over on
ehargcs If felony theft burglary and
robbery
Victims NJ the mysterious and muir.
derous assaults on West street are re
covering.
Joint installation Of odd Fellows Of
hcers will occur Saturday evening
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4 M A%h State If patsr1s
y Ma R THE PATENT REe
&zs1 = IN sxx Baltimore, " 6
THE FIRE RECORD.

Fort Worth. Texas, July 4-Ths
storage and transfer building vas p
destroyed by FIRE al 4 o'clock ihk
Ing The fire started in the second
ana before IL was under control "
ages amounted n over SloUp9. iat
ered by blanket insurance. Tle "
and contents were valued ut sl7p'
Claude q. Arnold. who was seer
the second story, was compelled q
from q window. One lee was hfehe
he llso received internal iniufa
Walter 4. Wood implement bnila1'
joining was slightly damaged
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ST. Louis July d At Delmar Park to-
day six fnrortns were defentcd The In
dependence handicap went 10 pudcnarde
one of tue longest shots iu the race.
SIS iwlOnEs Mir Asher, Miss Guido, LA
masrotta Tlme ] .9nig
i'Ne and GO half turluugs purse Ethvlnr,
Kufiir. Gallagher. Time IL
Mite nn7 twcuiy yards Prince Stone.
mouth. John Morton Sylvan Time ~
Sis furlongs. purse Tom Collins. A. -.
Gibson lr CHve Time ms
rhe Independence huudicap. purse S1ju.
iuii. ana tlra NtrcnthS r. Gudpuurdn.
Hnuk Ngi cra Time 9.us
S2 iuiorrE Frima m, lobe Paine, Hin.
doc Nri Time .lSia.
MIN ana slxteeUtn--Lee Bruno ida Leo
ford AM llu Sfrthlnorc. zane Loo.
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TEMPERATURE STILL HIGH.
The Middle West Getting the Worst
of the Hot Wave.
A STEADY COOLING OFF PROBABLE NOW
Officials Of Weather Bureau VIII Not
Venture an Opinion on the Possibility
Of . Cool Nave.

washington july 4.-Iomght's reports TO
Inc weather bureau @ho" mat extreme hlsh
ehpeIatufe continued owe large sccuoh
OF the country Affected by the net wave
| pu' inat ID quite number OF ioealliles me
inc in'oine'er was some degrees lower iAah
Yesterday on account OF luunneiStofms IN
some others II Was higher The ofdca.s
vflj not ven+ura an ani,i7n as IN tho ms
nm
SlmhiE OF a cool wave making IT'S appear
rle statement ~ tse nroI,,bttIf, ~ = steo1
n, ,o,ce,4nr ~ me eirb te,rr.r.trres
tIropcb q.mo.rbDlic CONDITIONS pcnsrts
sto,r IN. foiint,in, r,,,i,,p,, bicb nun
. ~
P'laluftN az ln' places named
Atlanta o. Boston % fan Of "a de
u i'lii"' - i4h OF
einndfI ~ no eIanee. naycn6a,+ ~ Ma a
1co, q rise Of s, Denver no change Cal
oeaLol -, Iequ,lipn oI y. lhal4nlp'iS ~,
u IN ~ ~ ~ e,u ~, r. pa ~. y"
rl,ai7 N +o,,,,t,l'' N5 ~ ~ 'e
H,lh o. ", - ,l"u ,i e.mplis " re-
9I',oe Ng" 3GIA 80 20 euuCsl,A OF N9rth
Omaha 9S. rlle Of ! Pitts6ure Sci 10
ducuon Of I salt Lake City IS rcduc-
tion OF IL, 81. Louis rs. sSme as TcstcrdnY:
ST I'aui so, reduction OF 3 Springfield
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STRIKE

II was generally believed that the
strike Of the East 81. Louis freight
handlers wstHd soon bc adjusted
Tire uniou Officials Denounced the mt
tack on nonuniop miners at Telluride,
Col.
President Shaener said he did not
think a general strike in the steel
trades would develop
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Houston Beat Beaumont.

Beaumont Texas, July g. Tire game he
tween the Houston hremcn and the Beau
mont teon resulted 10 scarc OF to 2
10 favor Of The visiting team Houston
erorsd one run To me socord inning one in
The hind and three 10 the eighth Bean
mont scored two Ia thc second Inning
bofa earned runs IIouston's hattery was
Rafferty, and Paulg; BeaumoDts battery,
Sinuher ana Piper.
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FIeIa Day a camp colunlhns-

Havona, July 4 The Fourth ~ Tpir vss
observed among the United sfotes troons
by Geld day at Camp Columbia. vbere
there was large attendance ~ Arno,t
cans and Cubans, All the military offices
were closed
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Perhaps your mother had
thin hair, but that is no
reason why you must go
through life with half-starved
hair. If you want long, thick,
dark and heavy hair, feed it
with Ayers Hair Vigor.
81. An e-nr-l-.- syrR CO., Lowell. Msss.
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ANfERIrAN I.EAGrE

Milwaukee, July Loose holding on the
pHrt nf tho home teum coupled WIN q niW-
jiplcify Of errors gave Detroit the morning
seore r II y
Milwaukee ......... 00l on 9hl 4
Dotrolt ........... .0ol az n1o
spprks and Counor Helph and Shaw
Milwaukee, July 4-Milwoukee won hot
ly contested game In tho .euth iruiur on
am opportune hit by Anderson.
Niiiwaukee .... 600 ooo o48 T. u 3
Detroit ...... 9I4 ON0 02O o. D. d
Reiy ana 1laloney; Crouiu, sleycrs aud
Bueiow.
Boston July "A combination Of hard
hitting by the home team and b01 errors
by 'be visitors ir tie third iuuios enabled
Eoston 20 win easll Running catches by
We're features.
Slrrc-- X II y
rr-'ou ............. 1oT l0o O1o-lo l6 j.
E... more ....... no WO UOp- o q
Mitchell and Cr.ger; Mops und Robinson.
Boston July 4-Afternoou game with
ote out Stahl and Collins singled ihc
ipiters nit rour through Seymour To the
fence and scoring both men This started
the crowd ana the continuous discharge
Of cannon crackers and pistols and blow
ing Of horns unbcrvcd Foreman. who
passed three men 70 FIRST md WINS bBteI
Ior TWO three-bagGers and home run bo-
fore the inning closed. Attendance No. 100.
Boston ..............lO3 ol0 O6o ID 4
Baltimore ........ 200 100 O00- 2
Lewis and Schreck, Foreman and Breus-
nannn.
Philadelphia. july 4. Washington pIaveo
an uphu game and by heavy batting n the
last inning came within one rus of Heinr
the score Foster injured his log while
rurniur far Gv u the FIRST inning ana
"gs -fupeAed Go retire Attendance 51U3
Washington ....... on 600 103 Z 3
iaAad'Iphla .... .30Z ono 100 : o
taw,rE ana Charlie; Flank and Powers
Afternoon game POSTPONED; wet grounds.
Cleveland July Any outharting the
leaders two 10 one. Cleveland took the
nrJ game from THE champions although
the hitter heided maEuAaen5Iy. Clevpland's
biting waH hard and timely. while Bgrt
kept 'h.caeos hits well scattered
Score N II y
Cleveland ..........20l 400 no ~ 4
'1l'HGo -.....-...,. ono OpI O09- ~ u
hdrt end Wood; Patterson aud Sucdah
Cleveland July 4 Up to thc ninth in.
ming Vhicngo was unahle 10 do a thing
with Honer's pitching hut then "A hase or
hhliE three singles aud triple tied the
Cleveland won with Beck run
Cleveland ..... .O40 600 101
'HiogEg 900 600 Ol8 II Z
boHer and Woods; Harvey and sullivan.
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hehmond' Texas, July A message was
received here tonight by the sherin asking
him 10 come TO Duke, as a man had been
killea there IN difficulty. Particulars are
not pbtainabie The dead msn's name Is
Niece.
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Waco Reat stsphsnylIle

Waco, Texas, July "A large crowd saw
Waco defeat stephenyllc here today Ia the
best game n no season. Score; Waco /,
stephenswue o. Hts Waco G.: stephens
vile q Errors. Waco .; Stephcnsviup
Batteries, Foster and Leslie, Whlte and
Love
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HoM [. 3. LILLARD 81.
Was Stricken with Paralysis While a.
His Office

His Office.
Fairfield, Texas July 4lIon. L. u. Lii.
lara exrepresentatife from this county ana
editor 81 the Fairaeid Recorder died NJ
hts bnne OF 80 rhis evening from paraly.
SIS. w Was well Dnd hearty al his office
sulcken Monday evening. since which time
he rapidly grew WarsH Whcu deata cam
"a hts r1itf The death OF Mr. IIliard
has cansHd Universal sorrow 10 all this
county Ne better or more honorable or
honcrcd citizen over lived ~ Freestone
county. lie leaves several children o.
m4Hfn his loss. His remRius viii be IN.
TERED in tlc Falrdeld cemetery tomorrow
afternoon on ! o'clock
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Corsleana,s Celehratinn-

Corsicana, Texas, July 4-The celebra-
7ion pissed on pleasantly and the city was
crowded with people. In the contest be.
tween the hremen, Mexia won the first
prize Of 500 Groesbeeck second
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WASHINGTON.

Director Roberts Of the mint bureau
reported that The cnshler OF the san
FRANCHISE mint was 100000 short.
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RAILROADS.

it was stated that the McFaddens
would erect q big compress on the
Southern Pacific pier at Galveston.
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San Rurned y Thorntod.

Thornton. Texas, July 4 This r
about O'Clock the barn and feed
of J Z Barron caught tre irna
Unknown cause and was enlRfgl
sumed with y lof Of oats aud hay,s Y
horse worth So. Loss about $50 z
surance.
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The PARADER WON RACE
COMMANDO DEFEATED FOR LAW
RENEE REALIZATION STAKES.
People Had Settled Themselves TO See
Commando Come In Alone. but VIII
sons Horse Surprised Them.

Ne" York. July 4.-Conmando. the rree.
son oi Domino favoritr at 70 g. was dc
uslVciF heai"n in he Lawrence RealitHtlo,
biakef III Shefpshegd BAY today n o.
"isoas The PaHder. with Mcgu, ana
Won cleVer'y hr two lengths The ra.a
was ~ Mule md five furlongs. and f,,.
horses faced the starter Handworl ,,Irt
ena" op made the early running show
iuE cue way for q mile bv fepr ,,
"hktns- phmhndh raced along iu rccci, Il
r,,'a, "nut Mnrtahu and Inc Parader
eolng NJ n back stretch the order WA.
IN shhlF; but as they neared the far ttiro
me- rinl moved ~ g. Haudwork and
tHs5 LAceu nfod and head around ~ The
flretHa Al THE point Handwoi.g woe brtt
~ sda me crowd settled itself "a -, 10 "A
mspdo come home alone. when suddenly
Ihe Pnrader doomed Up dHnpVrouslr mn,
Nel ne bringing him through uu the raiI
:, !nere was brief struggle NJ th- lust
1flohg pole and The Parader graduate,
drew away Fnd wen cleverly while con-,
Mahae, nnaer the whip, took Heeou
Twelve lengths before Mortallo who heel
6lhaWeIk mead for third moneY Tic
Pa,nder Was giving Commsndo 1--WE pn,fil IL
ani,@n ren the distance over a dead tfack III
Tie condition ~ the track was tho nnI,
sHcrse Tor Commandos defeat onit faur
h9ffef faced The starter IN the second hair
ana GOLDSMITH fought u ont Of tho eni,
Ena the former won hy short head Gaij
hphte touied Whiskl King and was ais
secrna end Par Excellence third.
MGElc Light won the Independence
tlfspleehase BY half a length from Mary
rive furlongs Honolulu. Lady sterling
Optional Time J 100 35
osls .fqrignEs Colonel Padden, Teippiatoa.
Double event pf 5000 six furionrs Fif
wheel. Goldsmith whlski King Time
l.l2 >. cailsmth disqualified nnd wins
~ kinR placed. seeond and Pw rxrereacs
third
lhe, Realization. mile ana five funopgs
2sf41
lndepaedenee steepiechase ahodt two and
half II ies Mggic Light Marylaudei
s. ispf. Time SIS
aiilc and sixteenth on turf-na y
Pninhsheik Mcleod Of Dirr III ~ asasse
WADDEll MAKING A REPUTATION.
r,.-<iix.f. r.tt ASS,a ....t-. L. -
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GERMANY SECURES AN OPTION
Viii Purchase the Island OF Fernando p,
from Spain

Bertha, July 4.-fhr correspondent Of the
Associated Press hears authotitadvely mat
Germany has secured from Spain pur
chase option Upon tho island Of Fernando
~ frentine the camereons Territory.
committee has been formed 10 Berlin for
colonization ana Fertilization II the Island
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Missionaries reformed 10 the interior
Of Shun Tunr province and were re-
ceiVcd by the Chinese
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CaMthon d. Galveeton 2.

With the scare standing g 10 against
them 81 the beginning ~ the hftb inning
Of yesterdays game. the CaNthans hraced
~ and went 10 20 win apd DID Il by tie
The score Of ~ TO z and ahou, 100 specta.
tors saw them do H. Cox was somewhat
Wild In the hrst four innlnes he theu
settled down and pitched STEADY game.
and The visitors could do nothing with
him. Cox covered himself with glsry IN
the sixth Inning by stealing home from
third while the bali was passing between
me catcher and pitcher This wac the
pretilest play 81 the game Ii. Fredericks
made very clever catch ~ foul ~
after long RIM, Hewitt. Parsons ana
Mcdonald also played their positions well
Hnd made some good stons aud throws
hhmpnason the visitors pitcher. was lu-
lnGhlf feT the nrst four innings hut IN
aus Inning be stopped an inshoot with
MS Stats that lala Mn out for 1 few uin.
etes' ana after this the local team had no
ditnepiu In landing o. him and WOE oasiiy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-05

Better for tho Blood Than Ssrs'aee
For Those Living In the Maaf4
tricts Groves TasteleEs chill fs1.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-05
FOR PALE, SlCKLY CHILDREN.
Groves TeSteiess Chill Tonic.
TELEPHONE WIRES CUT.
Man with a Rife Shot . Cable in
Tul.ir

san Autonio Tctas July 4-ThirreeR
wires Of the southwestern Telephone com
pany wore cut today IN broad daylight.
me Implement used helng s2.eBiihre
rlhe. which vas hred from window
ncrgsE The Stfeei at the cable. I've bullets
fuiklns the same ana cutting thirteen
wires. An arrest has heen made and Tic
party lodged ID Sail.