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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03
GRAYNsnNn ENTRINs.

All ages, handicap. about six furlongs.-
Chuctanunda t26, tnmasked Ia McAddie
121, Smoke 10. stuart III, Musctte ITO,
Isia 1OS Tower Of Candies no Ccrvcra
100, Belle Of Lexington 1O2 Par Excellence
SO, Bastic Rappanecker 30. Himself 81.
Selling. mile and slyteenth-Alard
Schcck III, Astor 9S, Armour 9G. Little
Daisy 20, Plncher 1o7 Knight Of the Gar.
Marry McCoun 1O4. Barbetto %.
T1wo,,yc9r-2!ds, selling ,Gbout six furlones
Oclawahn 1Q2 The Pride Of Surrey, B0.
rouche 30, FRANCHISE "a, Fonsoluca sc,
FcmcSolc 100.
The Occanvlew handicap, 3-yenr-olds,
mile and Il eenth-Blue5 f2G Dublin 'l5,
The Regent 107, Paul clifford los, Auto
light 1903. Alard Schcck 1O2.
Two-year ODDS handicap, about six cur
longs Chiffon III. Caugbnawa.a 1l3, Luck
and Charity 1t2, Florp Pomona, Lady
Goqiya 100, Grail 1O3 Par Excellence 100,
Lady Holyrnod %, Carroll d. so.
Three year-olds, maideus, Mule and 10
yarAs-lsaac HOPPER Craven 112 Colleginr.
Arak Dnctylc, phclma Paxton. Irene Lind
say, Hops. Anna Dazzling, The Blue Coat,
Booium. Wonderlich 100.
Cloudy and fast.
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SPLIT Card at The Fair Grounds.

st. Louis, October 2.-Favorites and out.
siders split, the card equally at the Fair
Five f4rlongs, selllng-Anna Elliot, Man.
- Five and a half furlongs, selllng-Harry
1:O94 O'"'' liine
@ Nile and a furong, selling Honey Wood
satin Coat, Orrls. Time i:57A.
rive furlongs, purse-Runnells Samho
Col9pial Girl Time 1:Oi%. '''inoo'
,9uue ana a Sixteenth, purse-Si1 ions
Miss Theresa. Found Time .i5%.
SIX turl9ngs, purse-KlndA:d, Jake Web
er, jim Clark. Time 1:l5lS w
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TIE DALLAS RACES.

Dallas, Texas October 2-The races v.ere
well patronized and the public took most
Of the money in the betting ring. The
talent had IN unlucky day.
Pacing, 2;22 class
Trllby ;;.;.,..................3 . l y
1DrGrwn lial ''''''''''''''''''.2 Z 2
kIoeH 8" ''''''''''''''..'..r . 3 3
sol j. .,..... ..................1 { drawn
Buncc, Jr., dstanced In second heat.
Time. 2:26l@, 2:l5H, 2:lSA 2:1Sg, 2:19.
Trotting, 2:33 class
MHntp9arer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 1
jim Long '......,'s. ..~=......,.,..2 3
Pearl Stanmore ....,...,.,......3 8 2
Ida, dlstanced in third heat.
j. II. in first heat.
Time, 2:1T. 2:16H, 2:17l5
Four and half furlongs-Jackson Day.
lo4 lChapmanl; Pedwin. 1O4 (GilmorpJ,
May Do 100 Young Time :l6
co Contemporaries ~ e1 Of mile selling Semi
1:15
SStyen-eighths Of mlle~-Paul whaley, ia
lHarper); Post, 122 Young); Rebel lack
ll0 (Stevens) Time 80.
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sruTrERINa crRrn

DIS. Randolph 4 Mccullough. those rotoa
sISeiahsls from St. Louis who cnred ~
n many Sufferers In Dallas last WINTER ~
r mn,en many leading papers say they saw
atts eI Aem and heard them talk well
a ~ thelr cure, write us that I'm ohedie,,sss
81 the request 81 several hundred stutteraTs
sney nave, returned TO Dallas and viii ra
s, ,ln shsil me lst OF November, ana viii
m a. 70 tax without suffering a na Sdh
~ from three 20 six days on nav NE NE
J. sn tor ihelr expenses In coming. SS s,1
cured We know DR. .Randoinh nsrs. De
,inaeS are now AZ 498 Commerce atresf ai.l.
pioeEs each Of postofflce. '''eS'' Two
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TIFF FIRE RECORD.
lonks Llke lnoendlarism.

sherman, Texas, October 2.-Eurly this
morning IRE waS dfscovcred1in the second
story reHr room Of residence on East Cot
lrge Street The police made careful in
spertion of the house and found evidences
thnt Indicated that the blaze was of in
cendlafN origin. In room was qutntity
or nay ana close tn 1t was small half ga
ION jug ln which there was yet some coal
OF n the room adjoining several splotches
OF oil were found. No one was living I'm
tho house, but there were Il few household
cHcclS IN w. The house Is Che property "
ChNlc5 Knoll engaged In restaurant bus.
moss an nnnton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03
WHITNEY EXPLAINS HIS ACTION.
Elevation Of Sport in America Causes
him to Bring His Stables.


New York, September sO.-w. c. Whit.
nSS mas "a written a letter which will an.
pear IN the Tribune tomorrow giving his
,,easohs Tor deciding To leave the English
euIi ana race his horses hereafter utmost
exclusively upon American tracks
lie says In part: The dominating raoso,
ior Withdrawing my stable from England
~ me success OF the efforts of late vears
20 raise the standard OF racing i'm mis-
cPPghtry The. sending of our best horses
abroad a, pad depreclates the quality of the spor1
sbo mGi'e ana diyerts needed revenue which
snouId ne contributed to enrich our avn
sn Hyc ana encourage breeding here make
10 which one has an eligible horse t gSst
nT HAY WIN one OF the classic faces like the
nor nor at al unlikely, that / may be fann "a
trying for one Of these again. =" ieuiiu
MT. whitney denies that his Oltbd.,,,..t
was In the least caused by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
az me treatment his horses Received on ~
Engllsh turf He says that as a mari 9p 'n of
ca}pIeIldtI9 1 on the courtesy he has re-.
SgNed anu also as an expression ~ NJ
esteem for Lord William Beresford 10 b n,s
sSked the stewards Of the Jockey ci'h ~ ~
pace With some benevolent racing iu t,n 20
Derby. 'HSiueht To the
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TO CHANGE PHILIPPINES

Into American at Least in Name Is Now
Proposed.
suggestion which Is meeting with favor
is to change the name Of the Philippine
Islands TO the Mckinley islands says the
Washington correspondent Of the New Ycrl,
Tribune. II IS intended to bring the prop.
oslton before the next congress 4 part
of the scheme embraces tn" ldc1 OF bcsiow-
Ing upon the different islands ami provinces
the names Of the men most prominently
Identified with the acquisition and man
agement Of the islands. For instance. the
members OF the American commission which
negotiated the Paris treaty would be thus
Dewey, General Lawton. Governor Tnft,
Gencrnl Gus. Sncretary Root and olhors
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Nalnn of Roners Estate

New York, October The official an.
pratsement Of the estate Of Jacob S. Rogers.
the locomotive builder Of Paterson, n j.,
who left his millions to the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, has been ied at the sur
rogate's office In Paterson II shows thar
his estate Is valued at a little more than
$500 600.
Nearly SA5OO,OO0 of the fortune is in
vested In the stocks of RAILROADS. and va
rions other Industrial corporations
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THE ABBOT AND soRAL@
Are Sure to Hook Up at the l's'
Meeting. -

GIG Quito " 49,
Meeting. AZ
Lexington. KY, September 2'- NM :
the uncertainty with whlch, a tae d Z,
nesrs ~ anticipate the pulling m ~
Two biv mitch races betWSTsss.r sni "
and RoraInia and Charley ~ AZ he bS
seus at the meeting next Nsssdfers y 4
lucky Trotting Horse bissiIsht nsk q
ton, Secretary Wilson iop
following statement onn match ~ \
so far as the S5U,vsVV pSralna IA
tween The Abbot anu ,.ipyely thai "A
cerned, sou can say, posi'too lad. ne
IL IN both owners are cams rssar
20 ~, ~, ~ the horses viii Dc sie i
i',S sevs he has as ms lip 4
Ber m1Uii 49, 30 aver and believes. ,ofi y
No hhst frottiug horse in " "a 40. n
~ +l,o host borsPmeu In Amer m y
him that Boralma's defeas ~ esnliit
are mainly attributable g ~ ages
much flesh. I3oralma ts ed "
drawn fine when at ms ,Dg.oa ~
a better horse nc Lefhalig Net, rlf
before, ms ne VIII pTog,.asorl. ~
pounds less than at hInsaraiua -
Vile race between IN gtrf y.
Derby, am told was - With ~
In n gale az wind, ane ,,me VS. n
aancoopr,,,a,,inent and the ilus
2.O5 over a good traeh' ...srded "a
II do not wish 70 be fs Tben %
The Abbot too lightly race Y.
any trorter that can ,trsosKeslpg 4h
showing no signs or N,sie lord
His hest and making no nj st,se 4
ON MS last link. haa sfter. "
The Abbot or any ot5es iook y
suits both horses, tln
be the race Of the ydsh
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DO NOT LIKE THE TARIFF BILL.
Austria Will Not Renew the Treaties
with GERMANY

with Germany.
According to the semI-ofhcal papers Of
Vienna and Budapest, Austria and Hungary
will refuse to renew the commercial treaties
with Germany on the basis proposed in the
new German tariff bill. The Hungarian or.
gan the Magyar Nemzcl. asserts that NJ.
Koloman de Sell In notifying Germany to
this effect explained that If Germany ga.
cludcs Hungarian products Hungary may
net only close her frontier to Germany.
but also to the Balkan States, which might
have grave political effects nnd drive the
Balkans into Russia. This paper asserts
agreement with Count Goluchowsl,l, the
Austro-Ilungaran minister OF foreign al.
fairs.
There Is good reason to believe that the
foregoing statements are IN the main cor
rect and as such tarln war would Ell
danger the stability Of the triple alliance,
the news has cAused n sRnsnti0n.
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Belle of Troy Won.

New York, October AT Gravesend TO
day Belle of Troy in the third race was
the only decided first choice to earn
brackets.
Hurdle, two miles Matt Simpson, Chara
wind, Jim Glbbon. Time BIAS
About six furlonCs-Lady Sterling, Man
o war Leenja Time III 20.
Mile and furlong-Belle Of Troy. PENN
The Fort Hamilton handicap, about six
furlongs--Cervera, Paul clifford, The Purl
tan. Time 1:1O ID
Mile and seventy yards, sellng-Delando,
Bowen, Aston. Time 1: 40 As.
About six furlongs-Slip Thrift, Cast
Iron. Metal Bolt. Time III 30
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been burned by members Of the Triad SO;
cictv OF rebels The missionaries eschpeu
aud have arrived at kia ling CHOW.
BERJ1N.-Export from the BERN uis
trict to the United states during me gua ~
ter which has just expired alhoH,uss,epp tg
81. g35. Tsj. or ~ Increase of 81 s15,i'o
upon the corresponding quarter Of lVo'
Misunderstanding 10 Il dispatch rom
Dusseldorf 10000 tons Of white chst IRON W
containing maganese were SOFA Iecen.is "
IN the United stntss I'm, 1ua
negotiations are In progress LOT
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SLAUGHTER Of Americans Premeditated

Manila, October 9-The American pub.
liShcs telegram giving nm account Of the
hgnt in which majority OF the men Of
company c, Ninth regiment. were Killed
near BMlngaga September Is. The light
wis Long premeditntod and the Fillplnos
wore called TO commit tho slaughter nv
The ringing OF church bells at dnylirht
They got between the soldiers, who Mere
brcaktastlng and their quarters The IN
sWgCnts were mostly armed with bolos,
but they had a few rifles With them.
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D. w. Mlllspaunh Dead.

Dillon, Mont, october ID. w. Mills
paugh OF Chicago, former solicitor for the
southern Pacldc railroad, died here last
night as the result of injuries Indicted 10y
j. r. Bromburg. The only eyewitness to
the nffair says. as does BSomHrg, that
MillspNugh had his hand In his hip pocket
as II about TO draw revolver
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Mexioo's FOREIGN Trade

The treasury returns showing Mevlco's
foreign trade for the fiscal year ended
June 80 are as follows; Imports, on cold
valuation, S05,0s3, 450. gain over tho nro
yious fiscal period OF So 765 .275. FTnapts
81 s,lI ,ec value, $liS,d503SS, decrease Of
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New lines 70 Manohsaler.

Montreal, October 2.-H NJ. Gibson. chief
traffic superintendent Of the Manchester
ship canal, who has been commissioned TO
visit the chief Atlantic ports on this side
snip liues to Manchester. will spend a
week here lie will then visit American
clllcs
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az Caahler senfennea

Rutland vta October 2.--After a plea OF
guilty to the charge Of falslfyng The ae,
counts OF the Farmers National bank az
Nergennes, David IL. Lewis OF vergoanes
has been sentenced by Judge Wheeler In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
McChesney Lowered the Time for Six
and a Half FnrlOngS.
RECORD LOWERED WHERE IT WAS MADE
The Animal Cut Fifth of a Second
OF Of Slv's Time Of I :1o on the
Harlem Race Track.

Chicago. October 2.--Another worlds
record was hung up in the NTH race at
Harlem today. McChesney covered six and
n half fnlongs in t1s AS. beating the best
previous record Of 1:10 fat held by Sly,
over the same track
Five and a half furlongs-Blue Ridge,
Zlbla, Queen w Time 1907 20.
Five and half furlOngs- Pretoria, MaDei
Winn AmOte Time 107.
Steepleehase, short cOurse-Dick Furber,
Lord Chesterfield. Coronatus. Time 1888 20.
Six furlongs-Andes, If You Dare, Sharp
Bird. Time 1i13.
six and half MISUNDERSTANDING,
Merrlmcnt Aladdin. Time t:1S 40.
Mile and n sixtcenth-B Ben Chance, Ken
lucky Babe, Laureate. Time 2!0l.
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Street Railway for Naooodoehes.

Naeogdoches, Texas, October &c C,I
Galloway X CO., a local corporation made
application To the city council last ni,.bt
fur q fr9nchse for an electric street rails
rond. which Includes belt line OF md
principal streets of the city.
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

six furlongs. 2-year-old .maidens,- Emmei
Orr 115, Prima Webb Sllesian, Duke o.
Connaught Marcos ll2, st. Sever, me
Way 109, Mythrox, Inventor, Gramyenree
Inspector shea. Roym Arch 106, John II
Carr, smiths Reel Foray 1O3
Mile and an eighth-S Strongest Ilo, re
soda 1G7, Rolling Boer 1O1, Flying Torpedo
Brutal IS, Orontas ITO.
Six furlongs, handlcai IN Joy Con
Talon 1906, Money Muss 104, Master Mariner
100 Georgia, Johnny McCarty 49, w. D.
Deboe "a, j. V. Kirby 50.
Proylso stakes, live and half furlongs
seling-Sol Licherstcln 100, Lucteu Apple
by lO4 Harry New 100. Legal Maxim
Bandsoer 90. Jane 0aker 30.
One mle-HI Nocker 101. Jlminez ll03
Goal Runner 1O1 Denman Thompson 100
Valdez rs. Pigeon Post, Henry Burt 20,
Mile and seventy yards-llermencia W.
b. Gates 10, Hanan, FL Ghor. Alec, Pay
the Fiddler 105, Won Zollern 100, John Me
Selling, mile and twenty yatds,-John
Baker fi2 zolatora 100, Fox Bard lOf-
Greetings, Crosby, Farmers, Scarlet Lily
The Phocnician 100. lsHbcy 10I, Kunja'
Miss Dooley Depending l0i, Miss cara,
Frank NJ. 100, Woodstock Os George
Arab %.
Clear and fast.
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Foreion Roads lower Rate.

Berlin, October > The railway confer.
ence In session at Rudolstadt representing
railway interests In Prussia. Bavaria and
Wurtemhufg, has voted 20 begin preData-
tory steps toward lowering rates and adopt.
ing n uniform tarin.
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'osOossoooeeooosSssSsssossoss

the United States circuit court to eleven
years Imprisonment In the house OF cor
rcctlon az Rutland. Lewis, who Is 80 years
OF oEe, was cashier for nearly twenty years
INTO receivers hands last April with Il
shortage of about $4,000.
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IN Excellent Combina,,,.

The pleasant method and -. =
effects of the well knows Ueuencisl
SYRUP OF FIaa, Inanufactn, remedy
C,ALIFoSRSIA Fig SYRUP Co, ii,, y ths
the value Of obtaining the ior niials ,a's
tive principles of plants kndn ,u lasa.
incidentally laxative and NJ. toM
them in the form most sbinossvn'lls
taste and acceptable to the sns, " 70 The
is the one perfect strepgtbsn;Sn.m II
tive, cleansing the system egoIg IAN.
dispelling colds, headaches anSSSsta uY
gently yet promptly and enahiirnss ven
to overcome hsbitual constipaAoTs s Ons
manently.- Its perfect freed Per
every objectionable quality eua non
stance, and it's acting on liz LIZ hia sub.
liver and bowels, without wa aiiuueys
or irritating them, make Il inn sv iaag
laxative. 'Ae uea
In the process of manufaat,,,;,
are used, as they are pleasant lgi
taste, but the medicinal uualitios .M
remedy are obtained from sa,,,. 'ns
other aromatic plants, bv I ,na. all
known to the CALIFoRNIA Flo Sna
20. only. In order to get its ban sesv,
effects and to avoid limitations, nls.s.
remember the full name of the Z o,p p,ssA
printed on the front of every packaSs'
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP nm
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK Nv
eSrsaie BY oil Drugs lists, Price zoo. Der bo,il
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Residence Near eainesville.

Gainesville, Texas, September 30.-Oscar
owens wealthy cattleman Of this COM
muuity had his Residence DESTROYED by fra
ihis evening. Loss 5000, Insurance $1,000
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ECUMENICAL CONFERENCE
Refused 10 Have Read a Greeting
from Bishop Of Canterbury.
MErHODISM IS GREATLY DIVIDED.
In Britain and in America There Are
Factions in the Church--Union
Sentiment in the Air

nfothod,st conference which closes today.
~, - - n,tn,, p,lso,,,a tts Notion
In this matter has been thonght more oolu
,b,, yciso II refused 70 hive read mes
saaa - i,tndir sractipe from the orchbishop
sage OF hhuS s'tN""h i'o'" l,i' a.
of Canterbury, the prmate OF the Nhurch
m midland Thfs not was nil the holder.
,,hatn,,ar nav he ssi1 NJ thc wisdom of A..
"h"'eNer niuF " ga" v, '"O ~
because II was solely the act of the dele
gates from, this side of the Atlantic. who
bove usrotIv becn snsnected of toadving TO
nav "'""'' ~" -.
the church rather than dcfyins II or treat
ing with discourteSy any ~ Its high OIL
clals Thc American delegates very prop
'iaiS' ......',..,,.
erly took the ground that the summary
interment OF that kind message was no
funeral Of theirs. and left the arrange
mcnts to leading Englishment Ike Ut. 4
bowman Stephenson and the venerable Or,
j. II. Rlgg. Thosc gentlemen po' cl"i'nvu
TO be personal friends OF the offending arch
bishop. and they promised IN this instance
TO ACT tne part OF re"l' p"'iu'i ~
writing to him full account or MS snort
comings. This they promptly dia, win
lesui,S "u'o" ~. ,.,
to themselves, but wnlch hathly lPll
satisfactory impression upon the conference
~, 40 os,orol nubua
u WV eN"0'"' ,,. - .,.,..,t, att,
Inc mehs'sc from tu'9 FIe"t 'n"'N" "'s
citary was read TO the conference at lasl,
md in proclscly the form Ia which 10 came
nom him nj first. Tho form, I'm fact, was rs
uuobfcctionU and as cordial .as the most
cxacting could have desired. The ground
IF complaint was against the medium used
n conveying H. That medium was IN en-
erursing London editor The press II
constantly tcaching lessons to the pulpit,
and often unfortunately. as ia this case,
the pulpit Is less benefited by such instrur-
ton than u Is chngrlncd at The Thought
that 4 has been caught mapping. 1t Is
very likely that excepting for tile thought
fulhesS Of this editor, the archbishop OF
Canterbury would nave left this world
gathering OF MethodlSts' hell uuarf the
shadow OF ms own palace, without q word
OF recognition inr nc ~ hh extremely hQSF
Han, WIN great interests cuEIosshE nus
hltehuolt anu natW4iE, o'llk 0t me ilpc
VIZ on ~ j. nor So inert as a younger mum
FN''T oDdor i1t,g i,lT nv va
~ WY,GI,r.' eu ruiS' IUu
tnrI,n,s an ~ ois ,,,s, liza i,,, W ''lf
bis manor which wa sn,q,Ir in| tlB,i,i" In
,v6rlh If eWrh u'iHsd r1oti,cs H. tr,,'d
The arcbetierontl inei,orv nf IN" sgI,jn,t
In other wards he aUrIssd Iotb ,h" Gr,b
bishon OF Cantefnury and lie bisbop ~
London OF tho au1ronch Of this trrot
Methodist catbcri6p gud sui,rrsied 9tbnf
they extend n sultahle welcome to il
One can only wonder Whv some of the
Fnglish Methodist urenchrrs had not
thought to do this But The editor got
ahead of these brethren and tine arch
bishop. not for "a moment smelling the
advertising muusp which was so obvious
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Residence and Barn al Gainesville.

Gainesville Texas September 2o.-The
residence and barn Of j. w Oatman was
DESTROYED by fire this afternoon Loss
5000, insurance $3.50
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Galveston cIub,a obsll....

sporting Editor Houston Post
1siyeston' Texas, October Tine In.
10 ,p SHAY baseball club 9f Galveston wishes
Ton under 20 yeas OF age, the etwt hons,
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pnnN1ntrs pENNANT WINNIE

Year. Team and manager;,
1s76-Chlcago, A. q. Spailinis 49,"
1871 Boston, Harry MrlEltt''''. 4
1875 Boston, Harry Wright ils.,t'' /.
Providence, George Wrlsn'''''
1850 Chicago, A. G. Anson' 80"
1881 Chicago, A. c. Anson'''''' :
1SS2-Chlcago, A. c, Ansoni $500
1888 Boston, John Il. M9rrlli,;;;;t''
1ss4--Provldence, T. c; Bancr0in 49,. 1
1SS5-Chicago, A. c. Anson'''''''.
1856 Chlcago, A. c. Anson; .,''''
iSSI-Detroit. W. II. Waiklhs;'"' 4
lSsS-Ncw York, James Mniriie'
lSSg-Nrw York, James MutIisis
1890 BROOKLYN. James McGunniss' 4
iSg1-Boston. l.. G. Selee, .''''''''
lSg2-Roston, u. G. Selee. ..'''''''',
1SO3-Boston. Il. c. Selee; '.''''''' y
1894 Baltimore, I'd IIanion ' .',' q
1S95-Bgltimore, I'D Hah,on' =
1896 Baltimore, I'd Hailion''''.
IS8T-Boston, Il. q. seiee"'r'' \. "
1898 Boston, II. q. Selee..''' "
1899 Brooklyn, Ed Hanlon "A
i9OO-Brooklyn, Ed Hanlon'''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03
4 CINCH ON THE TAIL END
CINCINNATI HAS WON NATIoNb.
LEAGUE BOoBY.
Pittsburg Played Its Final Cams nd
Ended the Season with Record
of Ninety Games Wen.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, october 2-PhlladelpAla igl
both games this afternoon, BY losing Z
days games Cincinnati is assured o. NJ
ing in last place. Both games were iea11'
less.
First game Score:
Cincinnati -. ....0l0 0l0 COO
PHILADELPHIA 49,. ...110 90 COL
Hahn and Bcrgeni Donahue and AdH
land nus
Second game-Score: -,
Philadeiphla T.. 600 COS 1ix-
Phillips and Hurley, Ortiz and JaeAA''Y
Plttsburg, October >. -Plttsburg pN Y "
last game of the season Oh W. Issl
grounds aud celebrated 1t b., deiealliu g MI
ton in rather fast game ~ wa IN 7. 4
day at the park and the ra'lroaue's
out In great force. pgs|
Score 80. az q Il Il
Pittsburg -. ...''.Zi5 ~ ~ IA M n
Boston -. ......, 90 2OO w "a nl
Leaver and Yeageri Nichols ana
tredge.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-03-29
The Doe Hill News.

DOE HILL, March Is, 1901.-We
are having very fue weather now
for sugar making and blowing.
DR.. E. J. Jones and family OF
Crabbottom visited his mother and
relatives here last week.
Miss Emma Holt who has been
at the hospital in Baltimore for
sometime, has returned, accompan-
led by her sister and Mrs. Jane
Holt of Allegheny.
Mr. Lehman Young OF Warm
Springs was the guest OF Miss flr-
GINA Bradshaw Wednesday night.
Mr.. Boyd Waggoner of Strait
Greek, visited our town yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. 2. WeikIe preached q
very interesting sermon here today
the last for the conference YEAR.
Mp AND TUCK.