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Texas Matters.

especial To The Post.)
Washington. June 27.-Rura free delivery
service has been ordered established on
August ! at Austin, Travis county, Texas.
Length OF routes. 156A miles, area GOV.
$$32Ssdd 23 Sor square niles population served
| y. White and Il w Piper. Postofdoes at
Jonn Hornsby Dunlap, Fiskvllle Giles.
nng R aEa Pessau are to he discontinued
stelmo supplied by rural carrier.
Reserve agents approved for Texas banks:
Bankers National Of Chicago for American
National of Beaumont; Hanover National of
New York for Citizens National of Beau.
mont; Merchants National of Houston for
National Bank ~ Cicburne: Merchants
ta,iIuaI or ~. Louis and Commercial Ma
Howe. N"t'oHa' Vi
Patents Issued Texans; Malvern w. bur.
dick Strawn, self dtmpirg cage for hois,
lrg coal etc, frcm mines; Water l.. Bus.
YER lredell' pillow attachment: Avis l..
troom' Dallas, projectile; Harry j. Hack.
e}tt foSkup, metal shears Robert l.. Nor.
Robprt ~ h4 p cotton planter, also pillow;
Sahles N Wilson. Basin Springs, auto.
uatlc railway switch; Robert E FILLER.
'A"9t'ui Sullu 5 DID.
Fe 'slons granted Texans; Original, AL.
bert E Willard, Gonzales S.; william n
wilson Hulen So; Roswell S. Han. wins
FolnI 50; Alphonso Henry, Maruuez, SIS
James c. Yoakum, Keeier. SO; Francisco
HERNIA 1dez San Diego, SIS; Robert Brown,
Crs9,nklin;; IS. Increase, Charles I. Rlgby
Nh, Jl,9lilhessyllle;, SIS; George L. Gohn Gaines
VIE, S.; Alexander Hawkins Beiton SisS
Iohn MEG ath, Houston. $40. Renewal
o aHaFe I,; =, Iayor, Wichita Fails. Sc, Wild
Me- rs Sula A. Jones Wilmer. IS: Marie T.
nh ~ ricNen' Austin IS; Mary q NcChee
Z Atiy99ra. IS; Hannah Hitler. Detrat ST.
Me5Mean war widows, Sarah NJ. Hhile. Ne
'"4"' 90 amanda L. Bell Thornton, S.
lexas postmasters appointed: Charlie.
olay county L. P, Amason; Honest. Delta
county NJ Q. Wheeler; Camp San saba,
MeCuliocn county. NJ T. Layelle; Garrett
ems county, Valentine l. stirman; Enless.
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TESTING LAWS VALIDITY
National Live Stock Association In.
tefested in the Reid Case.
SOME OBJECTION TO STATE INSPECTION
Reid Had a clean Bill Of Health from
Federal Inspector and Refused
to Pay State Fee.

Denver. Colo. June 2T,-Judge Hallett
OF the United states district conrt today
granted writ Of habeas corpus in the case
OF Edward II. Reid, a cattle shipper OF
Omaha, who was convicted In the district
court Of Arlpahoe county yesterday OF
having violated the Colorado statutes by
shipping cattle into this State from Texas
without having a signed bill Of health from
state inspector and was sentenced to six
mouths Imprisonment In the county Jail
Reid refused to pay n State inspection
fee after having received clean bill Of
health from the Federal Inspector TO en-
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HOUSTON BOYS DEFEATED
WENT AGAINST A HARD PROPOSE
TlON AT WACO.
The Long Ride stffered the Firemen
and Rundelps Pitching ParaIyzed.
Them-Attendance Large.

Waco, Texas, June 27.-The Houston IRE
boys were defeated here today in the first
game Of series OF three the home team
winning easily, II to . The visitors were
not in the hest of condition, having been
on train all night. Their only runs came
10 the FIRST Inning on a bunt and n wild
throw, after which they were helpless be-
fore Rundels pitching
Hits; Houston A, Waco TO-
Errors: Houston s: Waco l.
Batteries Roper and Campbeiii Rundeli
and Foster
Attendance 1000.
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STATE.


state purchasing agent desires to
favor nome Industries.
New court house, bridge and depot
were dedicated at Waco.
Jotuson county convention instructed
for o'Deil for congress.
A 100000 damage suit was hled at
Waco.
Chiefs Of police and members OF
Hoods Texas brigade were in session
at Galveston.
The negro arrested at Rosenberg
Wednesday was not Prince Edwards.
Rains were reported from many sec
lions OF the State.
Juan Rlcha was sentenced to hang on
August ,.
state reachers' association viii meet
at Waco next year
Denison Judge decided that saloon
keeper has same tight to open on sun
day as any business man
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New Orleans, June n The Gulf States
championship tennis tournament closed to-
day at The New orleans Tennis club The
finals In the doubles were played yester-
day with Joe Elliott and r. v Logan win.
ners
This afternoon Or, Burthe local, and
Hunt OF California competed IN the sin.
giles. After magnificent game Hunt was
Notorious by a score Of three sets TO two.
The prizes were presented at an elaborate
10
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eENERAL COME ARRIVEo.

Cuban Patriot Says He Is Glad to Be
in America Again.
Tampa. Fla. June 81, General Maxine
Gomez arrived here this evening from Ia
vana and left Immediately for New York.
He said he was especially delighted to
once more set foot upon American soil.
as he felt he was among friends. lie said
his people were busy in rebuilding their
wasted and devastated island and only de.
sired peace, for then prosperity and happl-
ness wonld follow. lie positively declared
that there was nothing significant in his
trip 10 the United states al this time.
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WEST VIRGINIA STORM.
Conditions Favorable Considering
o1d Wasbpu+

Conditions Favorable Considering Sec
ond Washout.
Bluefed, w. Va, June 27.-The railroad
and wire situation Tonight seems in good
condition considering the second washout
Of last night. The laborers, numbering
SCoo repaired all washouts for temporary
use as far as vivian the point reached
Yesterday A relief expedition has reach.
ed Elkhorn aud supplies are being fur.
nShed the needy.
Railroad officials at Blueheld say the
road viii he opened for traffc on Satur-
day night. Many destitute families are
leaving the field The complete list OF
dead, as complied by the Blueheld Daily
telegraph, Is as follows:
JONI rrews Mrs. Nellie smith.
Anna Smith, Mrs Mckay.
MISS Mary Mckay. John Ballard.
Betty Brown. William Tflgg
Jacob Ritiin. John Bannister,
Mrs. Mary Folier r. h. Christian.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson William Cheatham
ana her two small Guy Gaines and wife
children 4. L. Beverly ana wife
Unknown white man John Van Dyke
Edward Van Dyke Mrs John Hook and
Charles Tate two children
i. B. Blankenship j. r. Beaver
II, W Booth Paris Craig
Unknown man and boy
This list numbers thirty Eve and n Is
oeheyed many more bodies are sull in
the debris and driftwood.
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today I'VE favorites and weiipiayee sec.
ond choice won
Four and half furlangs-- Royal Athlete,
Colonel Stone, Gallagher Time .5Jls
Six fuflonRS SyncDpated Sandy,
Cogswell Time 1.l5
Mile and a quArter--Bcaua. Eugenia s..
Pandora Time a,u1ls
Six and half furlongs-Generai Ma.
grnder, Northern spy, ChappaQus. Time
l;sn4
Seven snricngs-Ed T. Reducer Hurry.
Tine 2Sis
Mile Kisme. Hungarian Tony Lepplng.
Time l,i2N
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I A GREAT AQUATIC EVENT.
Yale Won The Big Rowing Contest
from Harvard.
WAS A BEAUTIFUL RAJ THROUGHOUT
Harvard Held Lead for While, but Vale
Put on Lots Of Steam and Pulled
Out at tho Finish.

New London June 2T.--ln race never
excelled on the Thames Yates varsity
crew won the great Extraordinarily rowing
event OF the year IN tho last half mile Of
Tie four-mlle course today By scant two
lengths. The magnificent contest was wit.
messed hy thousands from observation
Yachts aud points Of vantage along the
bank.
To Yale also fell the honor q victory
~ the freshman race, while Harvard TO.
night takes eousciation in the fact that
her varsity four walked away from the
Taie 9uartette handsomely. The two minor
races with honors divided served only to
wbet the appetites Of the spectators. These
eci tests had resulted exactly as the ex.
perts had predicted and some 2o,O0o people
were impatient for the supreme event OF
the regatta.
The big race was rowed down stream In
the cool of the evening shortly after Z
O'Clock. The conditions were fairly favor.
ahie. The wind out Of the southwest blew
diagonaliy toward the crews at the rate OF
six nles an hour
At TIA both boats were in position. Yale
had the east course, while Harvard oc.
enRied the west. The pistol was fired at
7;15
y was start almost on even terms,
tI0FTaru possibly having a slight advantage
For three lengths 10 was stroke for stroke
az ~ 10 the minute. Yale then dropped
70 ", while Harvard went down. 20 a.
Az IN haf mile IL was Harvard by Il
very harrow margin, a second and a hftn
- 60 time q qnarter of q length ms t. dis
mnoe. ~ me hrst nags Of the. course
were passed Yale was rowing thirty.Hve
and Harvard was one point Tower Har.
bSlH nan settted do~h into me best work
on heF race ana with a beautifully steady
Pq5 .hs Nnmotldge Doys sent their she'll
hllI tnltaer ahead. Yale, too, was row
ing nngnlncently, but at thls stage OF the
rraSe alQ not aispiay tue dash Of the Har-
ware men.
az me nue. " beEan 20 look Ike Harvard.
rasslng the mile and q half, Yale lowered
lAe stroAn and Harvard followed and for
the rest Of the race, with the exception
~ Dsauuial spufts upon occasions, Tue
crews hardly varied from thirty 10 thirty
one. AAie's pull seemed tc be more telling
hnh as the shells approached the navy yard
mere was perceptible gain for the blue,
aIe was leading tor the rrst time ~ the
race. Harvard was one second behind. hut
lead away from Yale ana Al Ike tTo ma
9 half mile Tag Harvard led by Just two
hIt4s o. 2 Second.
ski'l, AS @ result Yale was nnabic to Green
W ana Harvard actually drew ahead stil
three mile station three hfths 81 Second
ahead. The lead OF the crimson wearers
was 20 be estimated not 10 lengths. hut
Iae shells entered the finishing mile with
long lane OF yachts and il remained for
this last mile TO anord the most apectacuiar
scene on the Thames for many n year
Harvard was stti Ia the van. but Yale
was cinging close. Not until the three
lance was IL thar Chittenden, the Yale
coxswaln, called on his men for a mighty
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RAILROADS..

There was an undenled rumor that
George Gould was about to retire from
the presidency Of the Gould roads.
Commissioners Mayheld and Storey
issued letters explaining their views in
regard to the status Of the tram roads
Joint rate matter.
1t was reported in New York that the
Louisville and Nashville was negotiating
for the purchase OF the Queen and Ores.
cent system.
IT was announced that six OF the
roads comprising the Plant system were
To be consolidated under one manage.
next.
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GUN Boone has been appointed !, 4.
tute clerk In the Tyler postoaIcs "
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.suMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWs
DOMESTIC.

Jessie Morrison. charged with the
killing Of Mrs DIN Castle at I'll Do.
RADIO. kan, was found guilty Of man-
slaughter.
The senatorial campaign in Arkansas
WIS opened hy Senator Jones and ex-
Governor Clarke,
TIE seventh Natlonal bank OF New
York, With debit balance OF S644.-
I0s.n5, suspended payment.
Pennsylvania republicans administered
singing rehuke to Quay and the
machine; Charles Emory Smith offered
his name as vice president.
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zine spor at washington Park.

Chicago, June 25,There was fine sport
~ Washington Park this afternoon. The
best sngleweod stake run IN the history or
the ci.-sie was seen, although only i've
allies com, 4. Maud Come, running
straight and truj won in huish with
Sadie )
Nile and nEty yards S'uih RreeEe, Prince
Blazes GaNaine Time ~ ~.
-Four and half furlougA Wsln Mol.
men, Eddie Busch. Magi Time 'oi 40
Englewood stakes mile Maudr Come,
Sadie s. Trinity Bell. Time al.
Mile and q sixteenth, handicap \ INK
Cuat, Mr Brown. Gonfalou. limr l.4l -.
Six furlnngs -I0yuB, The Lady. Head
water Time Tsi3 20.
Nile and hfty yards san Andres, winter,
John Drake. Time i:44
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PRIZE CASES DECIDED.
The Decision Was Rendered by Justice
Bradley

Washington, June 27,-Justice Bradley In
the equity cert today decided the Manlls
uay anu santiago bay pr'ze eases In favor
oil the claimants as to vessels captured and
as 70 property taken from vessels so can-
tured ashore. fP''' gay
The decision holds that vessels SIM, an,
AZ terWard raised were captured and not os'
stroyed that property captured ashore y
n"t subject TO prize aud that the psoperty
". ssHS ~. rom vessels sunk and rot claimed
as priHe and for which bounty was sivsn
Is prize that the cascoes, or cargo Ma.
a at ~ boating derelicts that were captured
according 10 counsel, claimants in the Mn.
n tIa case received a total OF Ssss,0tD al.
c'st S1 ahong about 1000 persons ana the
Ihe neighborhood Of 10000 distributad
ssm ag about 5000. persons, These 6sSres
however, are not mail These anlopnfs y =,
N addition 70 the bonntles alreadv aiiS,, ~
ny the court OF claims. "''o"eu
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LOCAL.

Sheriff Anderson is getting ready for
the sherffs' convention here July o.
Houston hoy got into a nest of rat
tie snakes at seabrook.
Further suggestions are made regard
Ing the rebuilding Of the market and
city hall.
plan to develop the iron fields at
Llano Is suggested
The status of the sanitary sewer work.
Planters and Mechanics bank declared
n dividend.
Inquest over the fatal cutting at the
Dew Drop Inn saloon was held.
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Texas postoffices estabiisbsd. :.
! pinto county, John W Keesan. pa.' ss' I
stratford' sherman county 1910 rs.a'
parks' postmaster; Baty, Fress, Avg
~. Ezekiel |. /. Bhty. pos,m.., $50 /, y
mac. Wood county. Ioseppb bs,p.'astef NrI
master; Pine Ridge. Hary IJ hakei u
liam r. Grogan, POSTMASTER n VOuuly,
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On ENVIRONMENT.

Well to be SINK on Kessler hill, near
ColumbdA :,
Unusual excitement prevails at Da-
mon Mound
Bringing in OF the Hogg,swayne well
has caused better feeling
j. n Price filed an intervention for
the yeatch survey and S1,O0O,O0o dam
ages
Fine quality Of oil is said to have been
struck at Pedras Pintos. in Duval
county.
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat improved on better export de-
mand occasioned by reports Of foreign
crop damage.
The New York and New orleans cot
ton markets went of on account Of a
combination of bearlsh influences.
There was general drop IN stock
prices, due partly to the suspension Of
the seventh National bank.
The prices of live stock were lower,
but markets for Texans were steady
and strong.
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BASEBALL.


Brooklyn, June 81 Brooklyn took sec
oud place In the peunant race by beating
Pittsburg today. They got a long lead by
batting Chesbro for eight runs in the Grst
four innings, hut the visttors made the
dnish close. Attendance 26oO
Score X II "
Brooklyn ...,...,... 403 100 OOO-- 4 ~ 2
Pittshurg .,....2O l OO8 ono 10 4
Kitson, McJames and McGulro Chcshro
and (2lmmer
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rrnn ain AGAINST Earl Russell.

London, June 97-tn the house of lords
today the lord chancellor. Lord Halsbnry,
announced the receipt OF letter setting
forth fAat true bill had been found
against Earl Russell on the charge of big
amy and moved the appointment ot a com.
mittee to arrange the procedure In the
case. --he motion was agreed to-
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OUTBREAKS N pHILIppINes.

Lieutenant and Private Killed on the
Island Of Samar.
Manila. June 21-Lieutenant Edward
Downs Of the First infantry and one pri-
yate Of that regiment have been killed in
the southern part Of the island of Sanor
captain of the Nineteenth infantry has
captured Samsons camp In the island of
Bohol. Private Keaus of that regiment
was killed and four men were wounded
Lieutenant McNair has captured ffty,feur
insurgents In the northwestern part of tile
province of TayHbas island of Luzon.
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Coronation Of lnn Edward.

London, June PA proclamation Of King
Edward, issued today announces that his
coronation is 10 take place on day not
vet determined on in June next and that
the ceremonies will include only such az
are traditlonally solemnized in Westminster
Abbey.
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Gold Heels Won Tho spendthrift

New York, June "a Gold Heels won the
spendthrlft stakes at nine furlongs at
sheepshead Bay,
SIX furlongs- King Pepper, unmasked,
1lium. limo i'18 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs -LucIline, Five
Nations, Northern Star. Time 107H.
Nile---ROe Hampton The Amazon no.
iando. Time ;3S I-6
Spendthrlft, mile and a. hrlong Gold
Heels, Smile Belvina. Tihfe 1852 20
Five furlongS-O ptonalo, Meditation, Az.
cenaon. Tine 1:O04-5
Mile and quarter on turf-Star Bright.
Deeanter Rochester. Time 2;00 is.
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A Conference a Nn,nnort.

Cincinnati Ohio, July 2T-J ]. Douglass
Of Louisville was at Newport today To
confer with Secretary Fowler OF the Turf
Congress In regard to opening up Douglass
Park track at Louisville.
Six and half MISREPRESENTATION C.. Pru.
dent Fusion Time :2Ik
Bean. Time 1.149,.
Five furlongs- Rose OF Red Follow, Co.
rhine c. Time o.
Mile and a .furlonE Birdie May, Banquo
II, Slasher Time "a. &
Seven fmiongs- Eleven Bells Stamn.
Nels Morris. Time PSI.
Six furlonge--Sauta Ventura Locust Bios.
som, Charlie Daniels. Time LAIN
Good Day for Favorites.
ST. Louis, June 2I.--At the Fair Grounds
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EIeotlon RIots In Chlle.

Valparaiso, June % Election riots have
occurred here at the ports of Conception
and Antofagasta. At the latter place the
police last night fred into a procession,
killing three men and woundng several
others. The project Of police Of Antofa.
gasta has been imprisoned and the popu-
lace threatens ia lynch him,
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ReIatIons Re-estahIIshna

Vienna, June 27.--Count Gilbert Hoheu,
wart Won Gcrlachstein has been appointed
Austro.Hungarlan minister to Mexico. Dip.
lomatlc relations between Austro.Huncary
aud Mexico. intern pied since 1867, when
the emperor, Maximillian was shot are
thus formally re-established.
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Berlin, June 2T-It turns out that the
report Of the Leinsie bank published yes
tcrday. was misleading Reliable Informa.
slon shows that the sum Of lllooo.ooO
marks. which forms the hulk OF the asseta.
Included 100000 marks loaned to the
Cesse rreber- Throeknrng company, Of
which only a small part can be realized
upon, Representatives of the leading banks
Of Berlin say there Is no doubt all the stock
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SENATORIAL RACE OPEN

Jones and Clarke Started Csr1paE'
Arkansas YESTERDAY
Little Rock, Ark, June 21.-uni'sd "
Senator James X. Jones and ex.soIs n
James p. Clarke, candidates for tns W
States senate, were the principal sp'ssI "
Mt barbecue given today At pesanls 49,. "
They addressed a large crowd vgg1
Jefferson Davis. who recently ueel ,1g
enter the senatorial race, made VIZ
dress. lint did not discuss the sen lss,4'
The senatorial campaign IS now pl,aSp 4.
open, although the Legislature VII ,.s Z
elect the senator, win not be cn0sl Z
September, 1902
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The Usual Result.

Paris, June 27.--As an outcome Of the
alteration which they had in the high
court senate Yesterday during the second
deiberation after the trial OF the Marquis
De Lur-Saluces, Senators lie Provost De.
aunay and Auction fought duel with pis.
tolls today Two shots were exchanged
without any result.
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BANDITS IN MANcHuRIA.

Reported in Shanghai That They Have
Seized -Four Walled Cities.
Shanghai, June 27-It is reported here
that the bandits have seized four walled
cities near Mukden, Manchurla. Advices
received here from Sian Flu are to the
effect that Ching Sing president Of the
board Of civil apartments, committed sui.
edo when the dowager empress stigmatlzed
as trcacherous his advice that the court
would return to Pekln
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CONSOLIDATION OF PLANT ID,
Six Of them to Be Combined ia. /
One Manauen,ant -s'

One Management.
Chicago, June 27-The Recotd.Hs,,,,,
morrow will say: Six Of the raIlrs,s !.
panies comprising the Plant srsien I.
be reorganized and consolidated uns., ,
name and one management
A special meeting of the stocshols.,
been called for early in Julv i Il.
unon the details. The companies MA si
are the Charleston and savannab wv
and, Western, Alabama Midland NJ.
SPRINGS, Ocala and Gulf and the Tsmnss \
Tho notcsassa, The object Of ina saa..s /.
ton is the simpllhcatlon al t6e a srYs1
and economy. 'Ns4As
Some Of THE interests which ara oOs,,,
as part OF the Plant system ara NJ
cluded in the present plans, Tnt IN
omitted are the Florida and Southern /
Sanford and ST Petersburg. M ii N
and Lake Eustis, the Ashley River, G;s
pond Waterloo and Branchvle. IA
herVllle Southern and the WinsSn /
Bone Valley.
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Roanoke, va, June 81 The storm at
Pocahontas last night did not cause any
loss OF life, so far as known. Though
water was three feet deep in sone sections
oil the town, most of the damage was dom
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eoera Retlred from Rlohmond

Richmond, Cape Colony, June ia
large force OF Beers, commanded by Malan
and Smit attacked Richmond at daybreak.
June IS The fighting lasted until dusk
when the Beers retired on the approach of
British relnforcements.
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PoIIce stopped the Einht.

Denver, Col, June 2G.-Young Corbett OF
Denver, knocked out oscar Gardner in the
sixth round tonight. Gardned was knock
cd down FIVE times in the sixth round and
was practically out when the police stop.
ped the fight
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Gulf States Tennis Championship.

New orleans, June 20 This afternoon
Joe Elliott and T NJ. Logan won the Gulf
states double championship in a beautifully
played game at the New Orleans Tennis
club grounds, Their rivals we're Dr.
burthe aud Mr.: Eskrigge aud both teams
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able the National Live Stock association
to test the validity Of the Colorado law re-
curing the inspection OF cattle shipped
through This State Messrs Talbot and
Denison, In hehalf of the association, made
the application to the court today for
writ of habeas corpus for Reid. Attorney
General Post appeared IN ebehalf of the
state. The writ was made returnable on
Saturday next at 10 O'Clock
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prnninent Tennesseean Dea

Knoxville, Tenn, June IRA RI. i.
the Journal Tribune from Brisie y, \,
saws W. W. James, aged 81, wac w
sullins college. located at Bristol !. " 4.
has been prominent In shaping " n
during Its history, died tlere 'Oue'
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UNIQUE DECISION.
Saloon Man Has Right to Open on
Sunday.

Denlson. Texas, June 27.-Judge
Pearson Of this city has just es-
tablished n precedent which has
caused a sensation. All the saloon
men arrested for violating the sun
day law were discharged. the Judge
holding that all are equal before
the law and that saloon man has
Just MS much right to conduct his
business on sunday as those in the
fruit drug and other lines of bust.
ness.