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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

struck QUIT y Roper, 3: by Everhart, ~
stolen bases-OllrR Edmondson ~, Raf.
fertv. Reynolds. Page
double ,pies Teyior and Page
Mid pitcher Roper.
Passed baii--Reynoids.
Umpire HAYES.
Tirne, t:30
The same teams play again this after
noon. sid Proctor VIII umpire and win
AMI Campbell Will be the battery for Hous.
ton. Linticn and Reynolds will do the
horors for Lake Charles. The ladies are
Invited 70 attend. they win be admitted
free at gate and grandstand.
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SHAMROCK Il Won AeAIN.

New Challenger Beat tho Old Boat Six
Minutes.
Fothesay, July 13.-The two Shamrocks
started from Of GBrroche Head today for
long beat TO windwGrd At the end OF
the heat the challenger was two and
half minutes ahead Of Shamrock I, aud
she Increased her lead on the run home,
finishing six minutes before the older
beat
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BaYlor - a Eoothan cnaoh

Waco, Texas July i3rhe Athletic as.
ISOLATION OF Baylor university has en-
gagged Mr.. W r. Ritchie Of Athens, Ga,
Tor next season as coach for its football
team. Mr.. Richie Is the FIRST football
coach ever employed in Baylor university.
A game OF football has. been arranged be.
tween BAYLOR university and the Agricui.
tuFal and Mechanical college for October
Al, 1901 at the Dallas fair. THIS will be
the first game Of foorball ever played by
either Of these teams In Dallas.
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The New Orleans tcam Is the leader ~
the Coast League Of Louisiana, which Il
recognized 80 one ~ the strongest amateur
lesEUes In the south, as viii be observed
from the lineup given below. Tue Cav
thons have strengthened up considerable
AMI they Will undoubtedly give the New Ur-
ieang boy 4 hard eight
Az those attending Tuesdays game viii
enjoy some COCO singing by the Black Dia.
mgnd Quartette.
Ladies viii be admitted free 20 the gate
gni grandstand. Following Is the lineup.
No. n.In 49, y. -.
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Cawthons vs.. New Orleans

The cawthorns, one OF the strongest
teams IN the city. win cross bats with
New Orleans at Baseball park, Tuesday,
Wednesday aud Thursday, July le, II and
IS, which promises TO be the best series
OF games ever played on the local diamond.
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U. CIV ORDERS.
j. 3. Simpson 10 Handle All Matters Re-
latino TO the Bureau.

j. 3. Simpson 10 Handle All Matters Re-
latno TO the Bureau.
Special Order No 3.
Headquarters Texas Division, U c. v.
Fort Worth, Texas, July lS.--Lieutenant
Colonel J. B. simpson, assistant adjutant
general on the division stan, is hereby as.
signed 70 duty as local representative az
Dallas, Texas. OF thu major general com.
nanding In all matters pertaining 10 the
general reunion Of the United Confederate
veterans association, n he held IN Dallas
ia 1902
All communications for these headauar.
ttrs relating 10 said reunion shall be sent
direct TO Lieutenant Colonel Simpson. as.
siStant adiuta.t general, Dallas Texas.
who viii give rsompt attention 10 the same
BY order \. NJ Van Zandt, major gen.
eral commanding
s. ?, Green, adjutant genral aud cher
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, July 13.-Easteru Texas
Generally fair sunday aud Monday; south,
ory winds, fresh ON the coast
OK ahoma and Indian Territory Fair;
continued warm Sunday; possibly thunder
storms and somewhat cooler at night or
Monday; southeriy winds, becoming varl.
able.
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eorTHrEN IEAfnr-

birmingham July 13--Brmncham won
from New orleans in the ninth inning un-
der peculiar circumstances. with two men
out and The score tied and a runner on
second and third bases Brandt struck out
The catcher dropped the ban and tho big
pitcher ran 70 first Wcstlake, New Or
leans catcher, threw the ban Wild To 6rst
and Brandt WIS safe. in me meantime
Kalkon who was on thlrd ran In and won
the game,
Score-- Y II r.
Birmlneham ..OUo lOt 4O2- s II x
New Orleans ..... ,OOC O1O 32l- Z no
Brandt and Culver From aud Wesuake.
Nashville. july i3- Errors and llstess
playing marked the game here today, which
Nashville won from Shreveport by score
Of 20 10 a. II was long drawn out aud
monotonous.
Nas6tne .........o ono 81 oh Il i Z <
shreveport ,........ ,o03 O3 3lO-i4 "a 10
Sparger. sanders and Bauantync, Keefe,
Weaver and Mcclure.
Memphis. luy 10 Memphis took the
second game of the SERVES from Chattanooga
tnls afternoon by hard well played hitting.
Kerns and Bruner both pitched good BAN.
but the former had uine the better sun.
port u was anybodys game up to tie
eighth Mckevitt's 6cldiug and batting
was the feature OF the game
Score II n H.
Memphis ......... OO3 O0i .sx- q
Chattanooga .....,..lit 600 nlO- s
kerns and Armstrong; Bruner and Roth.
selma, July i3,Iittle Rock won the
third game from Selma with ease this az
teruoon, hitting Baker wherever and when
ever they wanted 10.
Score II e
Selma ........,,... OOl 600 023- Is 40 s
Little Rock ..s.. .OW ia 100 y 40 R
Baker and Harlow; Blackburn and Hut.
ron
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Waco Beat Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. July l3.--The Katy Cham.
pions were unable TO withstand the heat
and the Waco team together.
Score II II Il
Dallas ..............lvu Olu M 4 9 3
waco ..............122 OO1 Ok IL .
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Rssidenoe At Ahllene

Abilene, Texas, July y rhe residence or
A. Boulte vas burned yesterday evening.
Loss $1,000 Insurance 5000 in the 81. Paul
Il. and n for $500 aud 800 in the Com
merciaI Uniou.
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stanton, Martin County Texas, July IL.
The drouth was broken today by a heavy
rain Stockmen now feel sure OF q good
fail and winter range.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE.
Chleaeo. ynly Is.-MlIwnnkee won hara

Chicago. July IS.-Mliwaukee won a hard
fought contest by punching hits In the
sixth. eighth and ninth innings Sparks
vas inylncibie except in the sixth. when
three hits and two errors gave the locals
their only runs.
Score It n =
Chicago ~ ..... coo O02 0On-
Milwaukee ..,..... 600 OO1 OIL 3 / =
Harvey and Sullivan; Sparks and Counor.
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NATlnNAL LEAGuE.

chicago. July 49, 1.-The locals defeated
Boston today by a batting rally IN the
NTH inning, scoring seven runs. Attend
auce 1850.
Score II II +
Chicago ........... 90 oTo o0.- 10 1
Boston ........... 800 0u2 10 10
Hughes aud Killing; Willis and kittredge.
Pi,tsburg. Juiy 13.-The Plttsburss bit
0rsh at opportune times ond won with
esse Clark objected to decision rather
roHemently and Wagner helped along.
Wagner WIS put out Of the game and Carr
placed on third After the g nue. the crowd
surrounded Emsiie, but no harm was done;
ais.s5urr ...........2 200 go TO- s !
Philadelphia ....... COL GO no. 3 4
CbesbTo aud thinner; Orih and Jack
ltsch.
ST. Louis July ls.-w. D. Mus, the
schenectady wonder. made his debut IN fast
company on the slab for New York. He
was hammered hard, but not until the
rank support bud uuncrved him, The
feature was the home d,Jves ~ Davis.
Wallace and Murphy, each with a clean
sm5sh. whore the bah could not be reached.
Attendance 1900.
Score II n n
st. Louis ........... 2o1 lo4 oo.- s 10 a
Murphy and Ryan Warner Mills ana
Bowerman.
Cincinnati, July l3-Bnors gave Brook
/ lyn most Of their uios NcJamcs was hit
1 freely. In the nth Inning. inter three
( men had scored and TWO were on the
: bases and none out, orsey was put Ia
| He hlt the 6rst man mp. hlHns the bases
and then retired rhr next three batsmeu
( nithour Showing a run to scoro, Craw
lord. home ruu ufd rhy scnru tn the eighth
ara n9hion's home gul won IL In the ninth
htfHnuHH'e otlJ.
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FiFemen ....-............L ZOO 900 OOO-2
Like Charles ...........l .OI0 2O2 OOx-5
Two base hits-Paulig, Page.
Secrihce hits-0llrc. Nelson, Monteso.
First base on balis--On Roper, 2; or
EfeTharf, 2
Batter hlt--Olre.
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Admitted 10 $4,000 Bail.

Columbus, Texas, July l2.-Robert n
stafford, whose examining trial has beer
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in progress the last two days, charged with
the murder Of Oscar Heller at Gargood
Jew days ago. was today admitted to bali
I'm the sum Of S1OOlO.
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Philadelphia. July is.-The local team
proved to be the better mudlarks today
and won from Boston by good batting and
excellent fielding Attendance 2259.
Score X II II
Philadelphia ..........i4o o1o o. /
Boston ..........O On O0i O. ! ,
Frazer and Smith: horrissey, Mitchell
and SchreCk.
Called end seventh. rain
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Detroit. July t8-As an exhibition of
poor playing and umpire batting, today's
game was the best Of the season Both
Holmes and Bowling were benohed. Man
agcr McAleer went into the box in the
eighth after Bowling was ordered out and
the game was a mere farce aftcrward
Cievclan9s i've runs in the iirst were the
score r II e
cleveland . 500 o23 oo2-i2 10 3
Detroit ...... COO 288 6jx-10 II g
weighing. Bowling. McAleer and wood;
Miller aud Buelow,
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District Averages.

Not included in means.
Number OF stations, %.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

Secretary Gage has at last disclosed
the inward meaning of the "sound
money" agitation. He did it at the
bankers convention at Milwaukee ON the
10th. Thoughtful men who do not be-
lieve in government by banking ring
have long foreseen this outcome, but
their representations have been laughed
to scorn by the thoughtless and the con-
niying. 1t is a relief, therefore, to have
the purpose of this plutocratic agitation
authoritatively revealed. 1t is nothing
less in substance than the re-establish-
ment of the United States bank which
once had the American government by
the throat and was only shaken off by the
vigorous policy of President Jackson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
COMMONERS.

Soon we may expect the administra-
ton literary bureau to get into operation
in order to convince the American people
that the admission of Chinese to this
country is the very thing necessary to
completely maintain national honor"
"restore confidence" and establish "per-
petual prosperity"
Ifany wage-worker has been deluded
with the idea that labtr organization
can hold its own against great trust let
him earn wisdom from the sad expert
ence of those who have felt the power Of
the steel trust. The laboring man will
find it necessary to use the ballot for the
determination of trusts; he cannot rely
upon the strength of any organization,
however strong.
Don't bet ON elections. Aside from
the moral principle involved it is foolish
to gamble on a subject where your en-
thusiasm impairs your judgment. II
your party loses, why give your oppo-
nents the double happiness of a party
triumph and your money besides. In
stead of risking your earnings on wager
contribute what you can to the campaign
fund.
The suggestion that the body OF Czol-
gosz should be refused burial upon Amer
lean soil is proof OF the patriotism Of
those who advance it, but the govern
ment would not strengthen itself in the
eyes Of the world by going beyond the
limitations OF the law. When life is ex-
tinct the penalty is paid, and the body
belongs to his relatives. If the parents
of Czolgosz choose to bury him in the
ocean no one will complain, but for the
government to insist upon it would not
add to it's dignity or increase the already
well-nigh unanimous condemnation Of
anarchy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

1t is well understood in inner circles
that the President finds himself in seri.
Gus dilemma in regard to his recon-
mendations to Congress, concerning our
relations with Cuba. He appreciates
thoroughly how essential to Cuban good
will and to Cuban prosperity is the adj
mission to the United States, free of duty,
OF Cuban sugar. On the other hand
any such recommendation would bring
about his head swarm of indignant
protests from the beet sugar roducers
of the North and West and from the
cane-sugar producers of the South, that
South in which he has strong hopes of
building up brand new "white mans
republican party. There the matter
stands
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
ts sanction. is killing off the women and

its sanction, is killing off the women and
children of her enemy in reconcentrado
camps and hanging prisoners OF war and
civilians sentenced by drumhead courts
martial. Her good name is swiftly fol-
lowing her military prestige. AZ no
warlike nation fears her now, no civilized
people can much longer respect her.
The one redeeming fact above it all is
the brave protest and the strenuous OPP
position of truly patriotic remnant Of
her people.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
Exhorbitant rents are an indication

Exhorbitant rents are an indication OF
inexcusable greed on the part of the
owners or agents of property, and the
fact that it can be shown that landlords
in neighboring cities are equally or more
grasping is no palliation for the demand
for increased returns upon an already
profitable investment. Many Tacoma
merchants are paying more rent than
should be legitimately demanded of them,
yet slight provocation, an offer from
some saloon keeper, or similar incentive,
causes the landlord to increase the bur.
den placed upon business without respect
to the fact that fair remuneration is
being received. When any project for
the advancement of, Tacoma is under
consideration, the merchant is called
upon to contribute his money and time
to it's success, while the landlords as a
rule are the last to put up their cash for
the promotion of municipal growth.
This is making an unequal distribution
in the work of building up a city. The
man with the permanent investment
certainly secures the greatest benefits
from development, and when he adopts
policy that serves to hamper progress,
he is doing himself as we'll as the public
an injustice.-WestC Coast Trade.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

Secretary Gage has not added in the
least to his popularity by the expressions
of his views to the bankers at Milwaukee.
Whatever the republican, party leaders
may think on the subject of the retire.
nent of the greenback, they are not pre-.
pared to defend any such issue before
the country and they are annoyed with
the Secretary Of the Treasury for having
given utterance to such views while still
a member OF the Presidents Cabinet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
Additional Elma items.

Game Warden Alvey was on the Har-
Dor this week.
The Misses Gleason, OF Satsop, visited
friends here last week.
Ira Brumbaugh is back in his old posi-
ton at Crisp & Gleason's saloon.
Miss Mabel Jolley visited her brother
at OakvilIe several days OF this week.
The band concert comes off Saturday
evening, November 2, and there is a
great demand for tickets which indicates
a large crowd.
The school football team were defeated
at Centralia last Saturday. The Gen.
tralia team plays return engagement
here Saturday, November 8.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
FACTS ABOUT SUGAR.

AS good deal has recently appeared
in print regarding the consumption OF
sugar, and as the Importance OF this ar
ticle as food, in which every individual
is concerned, is apparently not sufficient
ly understood, the following facts and
figures furnished to us by the well-known
sugar statisticians, Messrs. Willett and
Gray (91 Wall Street, New York;, who
are the publishers of the weekly Stats.
tical Sugar Trade Journal, must neces-
sarily be OF great interest to all our
readers:
The total consumption of sugar in the
United States last year was 2,219,847
tons, and based on the average increase
of 6.34 per cent. during the past 10 years,
the consumption this year should be
2,3GO, 5S5 tons. Of this quantity l, O0O, 900
tons in round figures will come from
American sources. cay Louisiana being
able to produce $4,000 tons, United
States beet factories 10000, Hawaii,
$50, 900 and Porto, Rico 15O, 600, all being
free of duty, leaving 1850, 585 tons to
come from other sources and on which
duty is paid. The average duty assessed
is $50 per ton, or total of $4S, 1881 600.
The price of all the sugar consumed,
however, being enhanced to the extent
of the duty of $36 per ton or a total of
s4,9s1 900, it is evident that $38, OOO, 900
additional is paid by the people in order
to provide the Government with $49, 0OO,-
600 revenue, of which the Government
is not now in need. If the duty is taken
off Cuba sugar, the benefit Of $S5, 900 900
goes to the people.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

William j. Bryan's advice to Theodore
Roosevelt not to become candidate for
u second term was apparently delivered
in the most friendly spirit. There is GER
tainly deal of truth in the Nebraskan' g
assertion that, to build sufficient strength
for denomination, Mr.. Roosevelt must
sacrifice his independence and bring
complications into his administration
Nevertheless, it is quite apparent that
the new Chief Magistrate is too ambitious
to abandon the hope Of further clarifying
himself by building up an organization
that will make him the central figure OF
the next Republican national convention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THURSDAY. OCT. 81, 1901
THE STREET RAILWAY.

Samuel Benn, and his associates have
applied to the city council for franchise
to put in and operate an electric street
railway between this city and Hoquiam.
As appears from the ordinance, the pro-
motors are asking for the use OF streets
enough to establish good system for
use in the city as we'll as a trunk line to
Hoquiam.
There does not appear to be much OPP
position to the granting Of the franchise
in its present form but it seems that the
members of the council are giving the
matter some thought. for the experience
of this city in the past in granting fran
chises has not been of the most profit
able or advantageous.
There have been at least two franchises
granted before and nothing has ever
come OF them and they were granted
without any hesitancy to parties who
were in nowise interested in the welfare
of this city or of Hoquiam, except as
land boomers, but were asking valuable
privileges for revenue only. In the pres
ent case the matter is different. The
gentlemen asking for this franchise are
resident taxpayers and are all interested
in the future of the harbor cities, and
everything goes to show that they are
acting in good faith. Taking these things
into consideration there is no question
but what the road will be built.
Let US say to the city council that none
OF the rights of the city should lie abro-
gated and the grantees should ask moth
ing but what is reasonable and right but
by all means let us see the franchise
granted and the road built, and that at
once. 1t means another enterprise,
another great institution to promote the
welfare OF the future cities, so the con-
clusion is that any person standing
against properly framed franchise is
pulling against his own interests and the
interests OF the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

With her military prestige gone-lost
upon South African veldts--Great
Britain, under the lead of the Salisbury
Chamberlain ministry, is now earning a
CHASTITY reputation for inhumanity and
violation of the laws of war. She has
abolished civil law in South Africa, and
in the name OF military law but without
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

The HERALD appears as usual this
week, Notwithstanding the fact that it
was ordered stopped by The Honorable
Silas Smith who is one OF that trio of
county commissioners who preside over
the destinies of suffering public by
reason of misplaced confidence.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

A seasonable atmosphere rises from
the various useful and valuable features
OF the November Delineator. The styles
shown are those for early winter; the
dressmaking article tells about the max
ing of coats; the fancy needlework article
bears upon Thanksgiving and Christmas
gifts; the crocheting articles are those of
u winter character; the gardening article
deals with the pruning and protection of
rose trees throughout winter. Every
woman who wishes to get splendid value
for her expenditure should buy The
Delineator for itself. 1t in turn will
help her to economize in household
matters at every point.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31
The trust spirit is still unchecked.

The trust spirit is still unchecked. 1t
continues to ride rough-shod through
the avenues OF business, crushing all OPP
position. Next on the program is pat
ent-leather combination, which proposes
to have capital of nearly 500, 1000, 900.
BY the time it has become thoroughly
organized, Mr.. Morgan may be expected
to step forward and have foot in it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

An event OF exceptional interest is the
future engagement at the opera house Of
"a Wise Woman" musical comedy
farce in 3 acts. 1t is said that the in
Simultaneous hit the piece made has led
to the cancellation of many one-night
stands in which it was booked SO as to
enable the manager to accept contracts
offered in the larger cities. The engage
ment in this city will be kept as Managers
Weatherwax and Wood have an IRON
clad contract to that effect.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-31

The assessment rolls for the improve
ments Of II street, between Heron and
Market streets, and Wishkah street from
the west side of Broadway to the Wish
kah river, and alley in block 43, and
alley in block a., are now in my hands
for collection and if not paid by Novem-
Der 10, 1901, they will be given to the
city attorney for foreclosure and collec-
ton. p. +. CLARK,
City Treasurer.
Date of first notification. Oct. "a. 1901