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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
FREIGHT BOAT WRECKED
AND TWO MISSING AS RESULT oP
AN EXPLOSION.
Gasoline Engine Exploded and Fire
Touched OFF Big Lot OF Dynamite
and Other High Explosives.

Bonneville, Mo, May % The Luurlne,
fourteen-ton freight boat, plying between
bonneville and Hocheport on the Missouri
river for the new railroad, IL a complete
wreck, having been blown 10 atoms by
explosives stored ON board and two iaborcrs
are believed to have been Killed. Burt
GRIPPE. white, Of Osceola, Mo- and Steve
Wilson, coored, of Denlson Texas. who
were employed on the boat and who have
been missing since the explosion, are
thought to have been killed. Considerable
damage to adjoining property resulted
from the explosion, which was felt for
miles
The Launne was propelled by a gasoline
engine and when match was applied to
the generator the gasoline exploded. The
fire spread rapidly to the supply tanks or
gasoline and second explosion occurred.
In the rear end Of the vessel was stored
200 pounds Of dynamite. about 100 kegs
Of powder eight cases of fuse and 1000
detouaiing caps. When the IRE reached
the powder and dynamite the Laulinc was
blown TO atoms and many thousands OF
dollars worth of property IN the city was
destroyed Tho ferryhout Joseph T.. Ste
phens, lying 500 yards above the scene Of
the disaster was badly damaged, the wood
work on the upper deck and pilot house
being torn into kindlng wood.
Three residences GOO yards from the dis
aster were wrecked aud fifteen plate glass
windows half mile away were broken.
a mile surrounding the accident were
smashed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Cornus Chriatl Cullinas.

Corpus Christi Texas. May 2s. Tho local
office Of the United States weather bu-
reau, located In the French building on
Chaparral street will be moved TO a more
suitable site and handsome quarters In
the iatch & Robertson building on july l.
Captain George Reeder, the official In
to his room with slow fever the past ten
days but Is now recuperating aud will
soon he at his post again. The new site
Is most desirable one and Will greatly
facilitate matters
The Cuero baseball team Will arrive here
next Saturday night on the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers excursion nnd on
crackerjacks. the C. e. Kids, for purse,
In the evening.
large force Of men arr now at work on
the tboroughfares Of Corpus Christi grad
Ing and Smelling the streets and putting
them in excellent condition for the sum
mer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenham, Texas. May 2o.-1he announce.
ment In The Post today that the Santa Re
aud Central railroads contemplate the cree
ton of a handsome passenger station for
Rrenham was about the most satisfactory
bit of news that has been handed ont to
the reading public at this place In quite
while. The need for the new station has
long been apparent and oyertures have re
peatedly been made to the railroad com
panies for It's building. 1t is authoritative
~ announced that work Will begin on the
new station as soon as certain preliminarles
are arranged and II Is likely that far
reaching changes VIII be made in the
Brennan yards. There is n probability
that the freight depot will be moved south
of the crossing aud located on the vacant
lots in the rear Of the lumber yard OF
Mossrs. r. A. Low * Sons. Another ar
rangemont contemplstes the building of an
eating station on the opposite side Of the
tracks from the city II satisfactory ar
rangements can be made it is expected that
work on the new station will begin about
July /. ,~~.,a -.
A stuGont of local conditions remarked
In the hearing Of reporter mis- mornins
that 30 much talk about boil weeyu ~
this section has had the ensct OF hsepins
drummers away from BrenhGm aud vicinity
and 10 that extent has been hurtful instead
of beneficial. This Is undoubtedly true 70
certain extent, but the harm lneinen,
10 an advertisement Of true conditions VIII
be more than Offset by the earnest ngnt
that-is being made on the wseYll WHICH
has been brought about ehlehy through
this same talk.
A lodge OF the Rathbone Sisters WIZ pc
organized In connection Win hlephan
lodge No 10. knights Of Pythihs. Tue par
aphcInalia has been ordered ana as soon
ns IL arrives organization viii he enected.
Twe1ty Indies have Announced their lnten.
tion OF becoming members and others VIII
| ioln al the hrst meeting. the wives.
| widows sisters and mothers OF hnlghis oil
| PythIas are eligible to membership.
The proposition of Y. NJ. G. A. build.
ing for BRENNAN Is being discussed Just NJ
| present with some prospect OF the matter
| Undertaking in view or the extensive
| building which the Gulf Colorado and
Santa Re Railroad company. VIII 40 al thls
place, including new union STATION enu
| perhaps q dining station. II Is neneYed tnal
| the company viii take a large interest IN .
| hall for the Young Mems Christian Asso'
/ cation In all the larger cities these naiis
| are largely owned by the railroads ana y
| Is believed II the matter is properly pre-
| sented TO the management y can be IN
| duced IN help Brennan In this respect
| recruiting office has been opened az the
| Central hotei and recruits are wanted foI
| the Twelfth cavalry AZ Fort sam Houston
| and the Twentr-eighth infantry al For'
| Vancouver Washington.
Superintendent W. y. Scstts special car
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No. was attached TO the northbound
santa Fe passenger Wednesday. ON board
We're superintendent Scott, chief Electro
inlendent of bridges and building
There VIII be, a regular Meeting OF Bren-
Master Robert Gmppeli Of Chappeil HUI
h guest Of his uncle. Justice J. Il. Chap.
pen at the Exchange hotel
Mrs. Henry Hughes arrived from Chap.
pell nm nj noon 10 attend The funeral Of
captain O. g. Hughes this afternoon
BRENNAN merchants received carload ot
cheap moasseN Wednesday. which win lie
used by Washington comfy farmers In
spreading boil wsevi poison,
r6 Captain I p Remington sheriff D b.
left for Austin Wednesday morning. They
We're Joined there by Hon. Heber Stone
and called on the governor in regard to
pany AT this place,
The Fornlghty club viii meet Thursday
afternoon Mt 4:30 o'clock in regular SEES
Miss Mamie Todd Of Richmond Is q guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. B. York al the Elk
The local lodge o. Hermann Sons viii
hold it's annual picnic on sunday, June
D. a. q place veto be selected :.
HERMANN are holding an Interesting picnic
| NJ Cermana park Today.
| Hon. and Mrs. Heber Stone nre sojourH.
Mr II $. radmer has returned from
| Bonhgm,
Mr. r. II, Dwyer returned yesterday from
| a short sojourn nj Georgetown.
| Street Overseer Burney Parker Ia en-.
| gagged with the city inns aud number
Of men In reducing the grades on school
| and Sycamore streets, Superintendene
! Henry Booker OF the water works Ia low
| ering the water mains ahend of the grader.
! Nowries public appointed for Washing
| ton county should qualify not later thaa
| June J.
| MIR j. c. Christie, resident civil en-
| gncef for the Santa Fe, viii make head
| quarters in Temple after June l.
| Mr. Frank Cox, son of Mary Jane
! Cox of the Forney Messenger, Is in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
DANGEROUS KIDNEY DISEASES CURED.
Peruna Creating National Sensation in the
Cure of Chronic Ailments of the Kidneys.

Mr. John Vance of Hartford City, Ind,
says: My kidney trouble is much het-
ter. | have improved so much that every
body wants TO know what medicine | am
using. recommend Perunn TO everybody
and some have commenced to use IT, me
folks all say that II Dr. Hartmau's medi
cine cures me II must be great
Mr.. j. Brake Of Petroea, Ontario, Cam
ada, writes; -Four years ago had a
severe attack OF Braht's Disease. which
brought me so low the doctor said moth
ing more could be done for me. began
to take Peruna and Manalin, and in three
months was a we'll man, and have con-
tinued so ever since"
At the appearance Of the first symptom
OF kidney trouble, Pcruna should be taken
This remedy strikes at once the voty root
of the disease. II at once relieves The en-
tarrha kidneys Of the stdguaut biood, pre-.
venting the escape of serum from the
blood peruna stimulates the kidneys 10
eNcrcte from the blood the accommodating
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY MAcHINlsTs
Employed in knoxville, Tenn, Shops Are
Out on Strike,

Employed in Knoxville, Tenn, Shops Are
Out on Strike.
Knoxville, Tenn. May 29.-All but SIX
machlnlsts employed by the southern rail
way shops at this place went out on a
strike today. They number 122. including
apprentices and helpers, report from
Salisbury, n c.. says that all the macnin.
lists of the shops there went out today
also.
o'Connell OF the International Association
place. At Salisbury the number is about
atty. The representative of the local unlou
reported from Washington that the mis-
sion OF the machinlsts 10 Vice President
Cannon of the southern railway had
proven futile A message from President
The walk-put was al I r. m. ~ this
of Machnists was received ordering n
strike, which whs oheved here az once.
The strikers held meeting tonight aud
decided to obey the dictates of the leaders
Of the general strike
The chief demand Of the machinlsts Is
for nine hours and au increase of III per
cent in wages. The strikers claim to save
Information that % per cent of the machln-
lists on the entire system Of the southern
railway will be ont tomorrow afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
RIenrivari los. Queen Anne 100. rortun,o,

ni %5 los. Queen Anne 100, Fortupio.
Nile, selling Meade Bells los. WIN povor
~. Kate Freeman, vedas l02' Harry PnII
IA, ,inah io!. Albert F. Dewey l06 Nenona
NJ, Boldle lOi, Accolade Ito. Grace Inn
MIS-. Grammar lO2 Tea Gown ios Nf,ninp,,,
iih,n,' Little Tommy Tucker iGT. Maxlmns
:, Nlne,sixteenths OF mile, selling arrv
Milt 10y, Debenture LOG. RAW niSnry
MIRA Ellen 1903. King Ford I'D r p,son,
w. Trlstraln, Has Gift 1903, I.eaare 's inN
Mss .,s, Dora JOB, Huntressn 100. iV''
=, Mllt and quarter. selling Ero,l
I,carce ID Chlckamauga ~. Celtic parH
"; Lexeii iV3. Ice 30, Round Tnrn ino
lazy lazy OF the West li5. Joe Doughty io8 5,
= Eleyen.sixteen,hs of a mile tho memor,oi
stakes,5Frank Bell lis, Midsummsr '' 10
Jerry Hunt los Lasso iO4. Bnmmar IL
Di ,o r., jim, lo4 sharp Bird 100. puelIst
II. Miss Mae Day 100 Maude COINS ins
fIid9iin 10, Ben Ledi %. Kindred ion No.
Nile. selllng-The Caxfop 81 Iindenai,,
~. Jnke Weber, Meddlesome Reoneath
luo, Parole Dor IS. Farmer Bennett ps
SIX furlongs. selling Spinning Rock Ton.
,etta ~. she Johnson loS, Elsie Baines
~. Sard l01, Alleviate PRAY Toll inS
sMpa ~, Orleans %. HI Kollar ia +
iol' tlerre Jr 49, HIATT Hogan lis, Deveric
100. Vice Vance los. SEIZE
weather clear; track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
The CUBAN AGREEMENT.
Form in Which Plat Amendment Wa,
Adopted

Form in Which Plat Amendment Was
Adopted.
New York, May pa dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says: The exact
terms Of acceptance have not been fully
understood in the unlted States, espec-
tally since the revised and modified re.
por' was the basis OF the conventions lat.
est action.
As IT stands the constitutional convention
has adopted an appendix TO the conStitu
ton which II formally adopted in Feb
ruary last. This appendix gives til" terms
of the Platt amendment and u summary
In concise form OF the interviews with
Secretary Root and his Interpretation Of
The legislation of congress. II also quotes
the letter from Military Governor Wood,
transmitting the letter from the secretary
OF war on the same subject. as relating to
the value nf an official document and
then states in very clear terms, article by
article, The coloncls Interpretation.
All these matters have been discussed
ana much stress was laid on the precise
ness with which the Cuban Interpretation
is formulated.
The fnai article in the appendix Is a
pledge that the republic Of Cuba VIII pro
puse a reciprocity treaty. Commercial In
rerests are highly gratihed that this pledge
Is Incorporated In 70 the acceptance to the
flatt amendment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
CHoYNsKI IlDICTED
/ Jury Took Up Prize Fight
Cases Again.
VICTORY FOR TERRY M'dOyERN
ehots Showed in Front at st
I'M ,,s Fair Grounds-Jockey
johnson Hurt.

.,or Texas. May CIT Is report
heYd authority that the grand jury
!. s session has a hilL Of Indictment
y -, choynski and Jack Johnson Oh
~ N.Y., - If prize aghting. The returns
N .a' esse have not yet been made but
= as0s TT, comes that the men win be in
Irr cose will be remembered as
,nrostirated by former grand
wy ,lsmlssed. Joe Choynskl is now
| , 1ru aud Jack Johnson is said to be
me- S. civ. Both are under bond In
|sunl % si' an which the indictment
b te.o S't tcoE place February %, In har
hall 5es p p9 iEd aar T bg c aTTe1i
~ 'ns M Texas rangers, AMI three
snts The men werS kfP p def ial f o.
tue oNe I'M ~, was nfterward re luce
|,,I . % which was given aud the men
lvvyvee hem at liberty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
GENERAL STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
Efforts at Effectng Compromise Mad
hM Rnth Sihee

Efforts at Eftecting Compromise Made
by Soth Sides,
Chicago, May 2a.--After arbitration had
failed to settle the differences between
Chicago union machlnsts and their ON
ployers the long-threatened general strike
in the machine trade of Chicago and vlcln
ty was ordered tonight by the executive
hoard of the local lodge Of the maChlnlsts
unlon. The total breakdown Of the at
hour session between the Joint arbitration
tempts AT arbitration came after ave
honrd Of the union and the manufacturers
association,
tlon Of fixing a wage scale per hour for
the new ming hour day inangurated May 20
In place OF the hour my then nhro
gated. Efforts at effecting a compromise
were made by both sides, but 20 no pur
pose and the strike order followed. Tho
walkout VIII affect over 1000 men,
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srATt.

A block Of business houses were de.
stroyed by Are at Brcmond.
The blind tigers Of Mount Calm have
been closed up.
The court Of criminal appeals holds
.Aat the tax on pedlers is ccnstltu
tionnl.
W. A. Shaw is TO deliver the grafton
at the A. aud NJ. commencement.
The agents OF the watcrs-Picrcc OH
company on trial at Waco were &C.
quilted.
Governor Sayers made an address 10
the graduates OF sam Houston normal.
The disagreement between the lem
pie city council and the water company
has resulted In the water being cut OF
from the fire plugs.
Cummings * Co. of Houston are to
locate a big lumber yard and saw mill
at Sabine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
LOCAL.

The class day exercises Of the grad.
uating class of the Houston High
school; commencement exercises to-
night
The program for the observance OF
Memorial day
Quite number from Texas will at
tend the Southern Industrial conven-
tion Mt Philadelphia.
II. b. Rice assumes charge as receiver
OF the property of the Houston Electric
Street Railway company; master ~
chancery and attorney appointed.
The Houston OH Exchange viii open
Monday on Main street.
The automobile "trip to Galveston bay
and return.
The Hutchins house now using oil for
fuel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
RAILROADS.

The commission VIII give a hearing
on fruit and vegetable rates TO can.
neries.
Actual work has hegun on the Still
well road near Vernon.
The district court continues taking
testimony In the case Of Weld & Ne
VILE against the commission
w H. Newman has been offered the
presidency Of the New York Central
II is rumorcd at Waco that the Santa
Fe viii absorb the Texas Central,
The forfeiture suit against the Katy
has finally been taken from the docket.
l.. Il. Loree elected president of the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
La Grange Board of Trade.

La Grange. Texas, May 20. The hoard
of trade Of this city perfected organiza-
ton last night by electlng the following
officers C. j Won Rosenberg, president.
+. II. Wagner, vice president: Leo Frcde
CORRESPONDING secretary; c. W. Amberg,
recording secretary: 7. G Moore. treas
urer: directors. c. ! Won Rosenberg. Leo
Fredc. f. II Wagner, John Schuhmacher.
Frank Relchert ". II Meyer and %.
II Amberg. Committees on the following
matters were appointed; County roads and
bridges. trade statistics. railroads, indus,
tries and mauufacturies; city streets ana
ments. sewerage health ana sanitation;
also on boli weevli The organization starts
IN with over sixty members and It Is hoped
viii I've able to accomplish much good for
rho cIty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
DOMESTIC.

Framing election law viii he next
work of Cuban constitutional conven.
ton.
president and party will arrive In
Washington this morning.
Negro burned at the stake In Barlow.
ria" for assaulting and numbering
white woman
Machnists Of Southern railway shops
at Knoxville. Tenn. walk out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool futures and spots were
slightly lower.
American futures scored small ad
vGnces spots unchanged.
Grain markets were higher, except
Jrlv wheat, which closed at Tuesdays
ad'.ice.
Provisions were firm and in moderate
~ good demand at a small advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT news.
CONFEDERATE REUNION.

Texas.
All the general officers were re-
elected.
me Hover parade was the srandest
feature Of the entertainment.
Thunder storm made prospects for to-
days parade look doubtful
convention proper adjourned at close
Of afternoon session.
stormy contest over election Of com.
mander Of Sons Of Veterans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
En- h Eort Bend county.

Richmond. Texas, May 2o-Matt Lowery
and r.. Y. Board received the last ship
ment Of machinery for their rice farm.
AIr. Board hauled out their thresher TO-
day. They report their prospect outlook
'ffs he very Inc for rice crop. Their
fhresher VIII I've put In use az once tnresh-
ing an several hundred acres being har-
xested during past few days In their
neiehborhood. Taey state their wells to be
perfectly satisfactory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
A North Texas League.

Fort Worth Texas, May 29-The pre-
ll;oinaries for the formation of base,
ban league in Texas have been taken anu
n permanent association will be former
NJ Dallas next sunday. There WI ne
s,,. tenms In the league. Fort worth
I'M n,ni Waco and Corsicaua, and the sea
s son IS to open June Is. The schedule Is
20 be arranged Sunday. The local tam
VIII secure battery from nv pno tenms have have
already been signed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
REEoRMEp pREaRYrERIAN oHURcH.
General SYNOD in Session at Pittsburo
Two Interesting Memorials.

General Synod in Session at pttspur9'
Two interesting Memorials.
Pittsburg, Pa. May 29.-rhe genera
sypod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
csprch OF America began its sessions nus
ofternoon with over 100 delegates pres
ent. s,g.,1sion
- In Inc week came in two memotla's :
tast. ~ h,,r'b sessions. one asks ror
statement Of attitude toward ssefett IN, he
cletts pnn THE other asks for a de
a,,!a,snce on the following question :,
iis ..Is I, consistent with our principle o,
dlsseut for members Of me f ,Ss fnitsi
Snntas ynyarnment when the oath Of olhee
2 s'I mndited SO as not 70 bind to snytn nnl,
Immoral IN the constitution OF iaws A..
When there is nouhlng immoral III the da
ties Of the officer
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WASHINGTON.

Claims filed by survivors Of Maine
disaster and families of victims
Lieutenant Colonel Michlcr dead after
protracted Illness.
Important question submitted to Sec.
re'aT Root touching concessions in the
Philippines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
-- JULIE wEse ACQUITTED. :
K;,l.d Chad Hall, But Evidence Showed
'N"o n. Acted In Self-Defense.

London, KY May 2D.--The ease against
Jnle webb, charged with Killing Chad Han,
both members Of the Garrard-White fend
i, CLAY county but on opposite sides was
given 10 the jury at 4 o'clock this evening
sths tprv after being out q few minutes,
ilotr,,r2Sed verdict Of acqulttai.
',rhl. Ease was- brought 70 this county on
chanee az venue from Clay county; The
a cnAH ,75,oinst Bill McCollum and Taylor
ssn,.s,'.,tort Jointly Indicted With Webb for
nv ~ Ching of Hall, were dismissed by the
l co,,,s AFTER Wehh was acquitted. The cyl
con- nnssi,,st Iule Webb showed that he
nss ,lsS Sfsd Hall, bu; acted in self-defease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Easy McToRY FoR M,eoVERN.
Allowed Herrera to Stay Four Rounds
ard Then Put Him Out

ana nGTl w ll'' $500
san Francisco. Cal, May N.-TcrfF Nc
Govern had an easy victory over Ahreiiu
Herrera tonight at Mechanics pavilion II
looked very much as If he allowed Her.
rera to stay four rounds and then put
him out early in the fifth.
While McGovern ralned blows on ms
man at, all times, 1t was not untu the oe
cinnng of the ifrn that he PIT his s,rensI "a n
and weight behind them. The END came
onickIv after that, as ut the FIRST lead ~
the right and left ON the jaw Herrera w wei,
down for the connt. He came up gam 'as
only to go down again. the laS' '' ,h..
he was unable to get on his feet al the
end of the connt and was declared on
The preliminary between Danny pou i.S,,
erty and Kid Glldden was 2 ratlhE tar r,
tcsi TAc men were AT I from the st".
e. tho finish and the decision went 10
Dongnerty Tor his ceverness .
Eight thousand persons were present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
rsaob,rs for comanohe Schools.

Comanche. Texas May IS. The trustees
elected the following teachers for public
school: W. f. Roges. principal; A. w.
Evans. assistant. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mr. W. J LOvejoy. Miss Grow, Miss
Cooper Miss Simmons snd Miss Franklin,
all home people. The work on the new
college is progressing finely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

Peruna cures catsrrh Of the kidneys
simply because it cures catarrh wherever
located
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write NJ once to Dr. Hartman. giving n
full statement Of your case and he will
he pleased to give you his valuable ad.
Vice gratis
Address nr, Hartman, President OF The
Hartman Santarlum, Columbus, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
strike sin On al CIeburn-,

.cleburne, Texas. May 2s-Delegate
James +. Grimes. from the executive
board Of the National brotherhood OF
Carpenters. Is in cleburne FOR the purpose
Of assisting the local carpenters ~ u, tn i,s
been IN progress two or three weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
New Crew for French Cruiser.

Colon. Colombia, May 20. via Galveston,
Texae.-Irhe French steamer Versailles.
CAPTAIN lie Ianschot, which sailed from
81 Nazaire, France May o. has arrived
here with 29i officers and men for Tue
French seconded cruiser Protet now
living at Panama. The old crew OF the
warship will return to France on the YER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
SPORT.

Two long shots showed in front at
81 Louis.
Jockey Johnson badly hurt by fall
in hurdle race.
Terry McGovern had an easy victory
over Herrera
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THE RACES.
Nswoo-t Results.

|..,,o,,i May -Anle-Micou, Tangi-
Rowdy G. Time 1;45
|, h,lones- Corvallis, Robert Gray, rhe
L. Demon. Time l.l6.
M prIougs-rom Crab, Miss Gaines,
tha D. Time 80 n .ourn rtno,i,
III and sixteenth selling hthoiih'
ma half furlongs-St. Hera, Ben
", "I psnl Bart. Time ;5Ol2.
w fnriongs. seliing-Frances Rees,
4, ndL McChary. Time LIS.