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Nnnnndonhas. Fin. aas

Naeosdoehes. Texas Auya'' h-ls
bale OF cotton ot the new crop W NSs
In last night, arriving = sosa
was raised by Samuel II Noes - 4
rose, and glnned BY Nsasa's ~
Weighed $50 pounds clssssa WA
sold az auction snd hchsht y
schmidt FOR So cents per R..
seed nut OF the bale was peps's NJ
Southern Cotton OF COMPANY .ss.I
~ the rate Of Sii per ton W.
SOS was presented the proisN
merchants OF the town.
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RECIPROCITY ARRANogMrNr URGED

Germany Cautioned Against Adopting
an Unreasonable Tariff.
Rcrliu, August ~. The Kreux 2eitung
publishes au article today by Paul Dean
warmly advocating reciprocity arrange.
ment with the United states The writer
who believes this to be ieaslble because
the Americans have q sharp eye Tor self,
interest SAYS. "lt Germany aud tae Uni.
ted states should outer lgt0 war 0
tHrlus other nations would only rel0lcO
lIAsmuch rs their Interests would he pro.
meled, but other pntiuus wVuld be com.
lelled g. reckon With Germany aud the
existed " F'NN'''
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s.sss.esss.ss.ssesss.ses.ssss.s.
LABOR DAY IN TEXAS.

issued
" the
PROCLAIM 10 " the Goyc 0
people Of
eiaayo Monday In
a and recreation,
Joseph savers o. Toxins do herey request the dun Of ,
Ing NIL places une's wherc labor employed nna enons the fullest n
It's the
dignity and Importance Of labor ad It's power and influence factor Ia tue
whereof hcnno signed The seal Of the
o this the 18Th August, A. 10 1o
Joseph ~ Governor
ny the governor
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rYpos ANp srERrorYpERs.

Proposition to Allow Complete Auton-
omy Submitted to the Referendum.
birmingham Ala, August IA the In
ternatlonal Typographical convention by a
vote Of "a to I'd sahlni,tea 90 referendum
yote the preampls Of she proposition al,
towing The Wertoispers ana electroiyrers
complete autAnony ana 10 coatFel charter
and ofsanise memhe,e ~ thfir craft ne
tails Of the plan % separation were noe
discussed and VIII no allowed "a rest until
the preamble ~ acted npon py local
pnionE hoth branches ~ the printing
deiate ensucd hsfcee the vote wac takea
UP
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JAPAN MAKING DEMANDS.

Land OF the Mkado Wants Piece OF
Korean Territory.
Berlin August W The Cologne
@atrtte's S. Petersburg correspondent
teiegraphs that Japan persists IN her de
moads for the concession Of 6o,Ooo square
metres npou ho Island ~ Ma san Pho.
sdio'Wug the Russian concession.
The Corean government. ctirencd by Rus.
slo the eorresponden, says, has thus faS
declined to acccde TO the demands, but Il
is expected that II will ultimately yield
TO the Japanese pressure.
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Work AZ Saratoga

Nacogdoches, Texas, August ~
Mammoth on, Mineral aud lAad Nss'
which commenced operations ca Y :
attn o, one mile from clarlsss Az VI
miies east oi this tSwa, st'afk 4.
fNvfty feot fellow the sultaee q
Reached a dcpth Of sixty fees ( * u
ENerythlng was STOPPED last I'sY y
now arill ordered The rock ease! i
Is the blue shell which Is laalksff
der the surface IN The Qu NIs.y \
VARIES from twenty 70 lN ~ v
Lcas. After this Is penetfaiN " VI
obstacle 90 hinder the drill y slNs,
several other eopiphlles asw ~
lauh. aud before sixty dass ~
tho country Mn Ne as.ennded x y z
auctinn ~ Oh from tie hrsi eteilt
State where 1t was discovered,
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RAlLRoAps.

The circular sprointlng G X nunlRp
general freight agent Of tho Southern
Central lines. was issued
z. g. Heard was appolnted assistant
general freight agent Of the Hoeston
ana Texas Central, witch headquarters
81 icuston
me directors let the contract for
NW'dlnk htt, one miles " line from the
Nitlouri State line 70 PocohentaH, Ark
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Fine Work OF the Black Mare, INN.

saratoga \. A., August rs. roday's feat.
ure was the 0pe work OF tue black mare,
lmp, she defeating the dlly, smoke. by q
ueek IN he mile ana seventy yard race.
Mile ana halt hurdle handicap Hoi.
lond salesman, kufa fime $50 ID
tiNc ana halt turangs, settling lIan0.
mln, Play Like, oclawaha, rlme .OS
slN MrQnes, svlllng, the seneca rne
Musketper Barbara Frltsebe luuf cir
f0ed 1lme ti9ta
Mile aud seventy yards Imp, Smoke, Al.
mepition fnle 4A9.6.
seven furlepgs, high weight handicap
All Cola, Aeacs b., Caviar Time al
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THIS Is disease Of frighttui and u ~
uansmlts ITS bughtluk erect upon nnporn innoccntk
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LOCAL

The eSamlnins trial or charles ana
Ihhou Narcotic, charged With the XIII
ing Of John Hyen, postponed an Fri
day
non IAver. charged with assault to
murder rrombatorc. released on a $500
bond
The Kirby medal tor general excel
lcnce' win he awarded at dght Guard
meeting tonight,
The Inquest in the Henry Bradley
killing CRae
The complaint against keeping COWS
Ia the city,
baptist colleges ,hFoughout Texas are
reported 60 be in thrlyipg condition
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LoRp neRaY woN elo srAke.
New York Trottiaa Association Meeting
Opened At Brighton,

OpohoN ~ bfiNhN9n
New York August IL The hlg stake as
tae eiNn'nE day az brlgAton Reach OF the
New York rrotting association was the
$4,000 champion isee for all tFot, Lord
Derby, Ia his first start Of the seas n,
WAS made the fayorlte aud wen from CHAR
ley Herr, Neorgiana and The Monk,
2is slass' purse $500 Captain sPhynx
Won Rest time 90
The Champion stake, $1,000 nee for Oh
trweit Lord Derby, a. X. pv Mamprlna
King Clnnhel, by Almopt W. tGeeeal. NuA,
Rest time 2O9 The Monk, Georgiana aud
Charley Herr also started
Special purse SiMn, two iu three heats
NtSyCna WVu, Rest time g'O8t,
asa class trotung, purse NllOO--Jaunss
Shcylln wen Test timc. 2;lSh.
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating Is simply periunetoy---
done because Il mus, be
This is the common complain, Of
the dyspep,lc.
II eating spaFingly would cure dys-
pepsia. few would suffer from Il long.
The only way 70 cure. dyspepsia
which Is difficult digestion. Is to give
yigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hood's sarsapariIla cured the niece Of
Frank Fay. ios n 81. South boston, Mass,
eho writes that she had hren great sufferer
ifoes Dyspepsia for STA years had been With.
Dos appetite aud had been ssoabisd with sour
nnnaAeh aud headache, she had tleA many
ether medicines Ia vain. Two bettlcs "
Heea's sarsApsrile made her we'll
ksOOss's SBs-saPas'ifia
Promises 10 cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wall iill you are
worse. bul buy bossle today.
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REMAINS LAID TO REST.
Burial Of DOwager Empress Frederick
Of Germany.
.->------.--~
IT WAS AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
-----------~
All the Higher Court Officials. Including
Most Of the Foreign Representatives.,
Were in the Funeral Procession.
IT WAS AN IMPRESSIVE cFREMoN

potsdnm, August a. The remains OF the
dowager Empress Frederick We're Inferred
today beside those OF her husband, In the
mausoleum OF Fredensklrehe, near Pots
dam
between and o'clock this morning
the bells Of an the churches In potsdan
were tolled with two intervals Of rest,
shortly before 1880 o'clock Emperor
william, the other members OF the I'm
perial family aud the visiting princes as.
acmbled In the royal hall at the Wud
Park railroad station Illgh court ohlclnls,
and Tho other members ~ the relchstaH
assembled vt 1925 o'clock In an adjacent
han
Preceding the hearse were sqqadrons o.
soldiers aud mlrshalS bearing the various
iuslgnlas and orders ot tho dead empress
Among them was tcneral Won Waldcrsce
who carried the dowager empress crown
Numerous members OF he imperial courl
aud the court OF the deceased empress
also marched In the procession.
Following the hoarse came Emperor
William. Ring Edward the crown prince
OF Germany aud the other royal princes
aud royal pcrsonages
Then came tho foreign ambassadors an
ministers and pcrsonases from theSeln
prrOrs and empress encourage, mcinheri
" the government ana parliamentary
bodies The procession moved through III,
l
through the park 30 the sans Sonci garden
all Of which were closed rigidly against
! the public though O few newspaper me.
| Mere admitted hY card
| only the emperor aud empress, The othel
/ members Of the Imperial family kul
/ Edward, Queen Alexandria and the othc
/ mcmbprs Of the British royal party ant
| the princes Of the highest hank entereJ
/ the mlusolcnm, which Is small
| pr. perslus, the chaplain, offered PRAYER
| after which the choir sang
/ when their maicstlcs lcft the mauso
| lcum tho procession dissolved
MEMORIAL SERVICE
London August ~ a memorial service
| was held today In the chapel royal 81
James Palace simultaneously with III,
funeral of the dowager empress at Pots
dam
Dispatches from ad parts ot the cont
ncut announce the celebration NJ memorial
/ services Ia honor of the doWAEer empress
/ Frederick Queen Wlhcmlna. her hus
hand aud TIE queen dowRger " liollan.
/ attended the service In the English churc)
a. Tho Hague Services were held az al
the capitals " the German states an,
were mostly attended by the relgninl
/ princes
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TAn pAsseNerR ASSOCIATIONS
Reported that an Attempt Win Be Made
10 Consolidate Them,

20 Consolidate Them,
New York. August II says the rimes,
An attempt win be made TO consolidate
the Southwestern, the Western and the
Trauscontlnehtal Passenger associations
me reason assigned for such action Is that
through the nnapelal reagrangcmeut az the
owRershln az the various lines comprising
these associations The eNlsteaee " so many
hadtes, composed practically " the same
men Involves an unnecessary expense, ny
consolidating these associations material
SAVING could b. effected
Another reaaen - stated 10 h. the easier
settlement ~ disputes, rate matters and
ethef AFFAIRS by 0ue association than c0ala
DE accomplished BY two or more voyerlns
partly the same grnund II h understoosl
ihat the higher tatne ofueials favor this
plau
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The Thirteenth Proved a Lucky One
for The BSston q b.
CHICAGO shit OUT FOR rllt,FIRsT TIME
Nav York Mas Whtawashed by Boston
and Matlhewson Gave Y UP
IN the Tenth,
NArlnNAL LnAaun.

f,n,cat hgures from the National league
show general tanning down Of alussefs
averages, excepting Emmett heidneA' Wpo
mpdc enough hits In one alaushiefouA Rp'ne
TO pnt him az uhcad, with o percentage ot
asi. lpsse nnrkctt - ncxt with ~ ana
KAeler IN third. twenty niue men nte hat
tine roo ~ Nctter nnrkett leads the
ieaEue la runs scored. ana " TIE oulS man
10 make more than one run per game,
NJ, lnOiH leads in trhm batting. WIN ~
10 eSn Tor nruoklyn rhe cardinals also
lead m extra basp hitting. sam traWtmd
tops The prnctmsiuu nH Hu Individual long
range bntter ana hunk thRnco Inns thr
boat base unnlnF average HWpef con
tiHuea Ia lead the pitchrta aud nae twenty
eight points che beet Of his neareat com
petltor sam lrUVer
irhe npufes fAf those over 800
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LgolsLATVE

tine house adopted resolution hSlns
the number Of reprcscutatlyes at ~.
Representative Melall wouie the log.
isNturc TO aid the striking steel work
cfs
me house committee ON congressional
districts considered the report hut
sent II back TO the subcommittee With
Instructions TO deal now layout
The university regents have explained
their wants 20 the house hnanec com
mitteC
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSEL
snecInl to rhe pM.l

Norfolk Arrived Mlneola (Bi ffss d
weston and sailed FOR Rotiesdam
Slanchester, Sailed; AnselniA u q
iulga tHrl for Galveston.
Hamburg Arrived; Hemisphere !
rom Galveston.
Port Dads. La Arrived; John III =
~ (Rr) from Dokar: Tredwladt, Z
rom Genoa; olympia lBrl iiYa 2
t.lmon.
sailed Taetlclan lBfl Tor urtf4.
New York Arrived ConehA ftca
weston and Key West.
Queenstown, Arrived; ullcnA n
Boston for Liverpool aud ptcesedA
Glasgow Arrived; Mongoasa q
New York.
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Chicago, III, Angus, ~ vwiham Hale
rhompsoa's csdIllacs skipper presented In
yader tho Third race OF the International
Yachting match for the Canada's cup hy
toUung the Canadian boat az the start
Ia full view Of the judges and most Of the
spectators,
Invader sailed over the course anA was
raced hy Milwaukee, which she beat hapd.
us AZ an points " sslliug la d iigAt wind
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PAlllpplNEs.

I, was announced that the N,6Oo,o00
improvements In The Manlla hnrhor
would hr hegup immediately
superintendent of schools Atkinson
commenced preparations Tor a magpl
ptrpt rcceptlon TO the coo American
schoo teachers on their arrival W
MkIila,
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.


Residence Near Lockh9H.
lockbart, Texas, August iS Mr. J C.
fucty farmer residing seven miles
northeast " LocRhart, IA the IavttOp neigh.
Oorhcod, lost his dwelling aLl an us son.
teuts by IRE az an early hour Suncay
morning The 10 Amounted To SlaUu or
Si4o0 NJ Insurance, Nothing Is known
as 20 the oHgin 81 the tgV.
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Three Cottages Al DenIson.

neNlson, rcXas, August eiS About o
o'clock las, nigh, three 81 the one-stcry
frame houses lust wrs, ~ the cotton mills.
used By the operatives, We're burned The
ORIGIN OF the Dire Is not known. hui IL is
Thought 10 have been caused by a lamp
exploding, Loss about S2lto, fully cOyef,,i
hy Insurance
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Sew York, August l3 A diapprch from
Panama To- the nerut saws; 1hr troops
daN expected from Buenu Ventura have
not vrt arrNed 10 Is rumorel thW Gen.
cgal Pinto. governor ut tUuta has Resigned
hut this vs. Not vet confirmed, Tbs Gruorb at
PinHon lthc converted iAeht Namonnal has
not vet returned
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TYLER Texas August n, 'rhe store
building ~ $. d. Reates VAS damaged ny
IRE and water last night, The building
VAS Insured for SaO,O aud was damaged
that much rRe lower hoor was used as A
storage room hy Abc Harris and lbs con,
tents damaged about S2VNo. covered by
Insurance.
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Vile tenn was composed Of the boN play
ers az calvert. tranku and OVau-tiilr
WIN "a uan on 7ocVpd Ia Roe spN,nth,
Nus chcrrcd 60 thr echo WiUlfou struck
eut nlue men npb save ais hits While
Mcmillan WNs touched M tat eight bjt- and
stfuck out elght men Hearuc win play
Marlin next week la Nhrltp
me aVOre II
HNarue . ......., cor OO1 COX \
OweusVtUc ...... OtO @ON vO,i g a
natterlrS; iieRrno Ninltorl pul feel
! ius. OweUsyllie McMillap willis ana
Lave Umpire Grirnn
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Net AuthotltatIyeN oonbrm,

''u"or'auVeV Confiimss
New YORK, August ~. aepor. !. !.
hruscr'a falling heath are 10, s,,..''
lively confirmed, says tho rr,h..'s.
don representative. Speelal,,s
required for his Injured syss,.an.1 ;
ttahle heart action Ii The resI 'l ssa \
Wll'gcr and can not be guardea pl WV
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Five and baH furlongs, ayear ala msld
ems valeury, cctRwNn ll.. nvsgitute ion.
NcraldYn lls, Tribes no ~, chlgodee,
ia 30hH hatlessnyn 49, FenA0sOla iuN.
Shapdnnteii H., Araeh 0owan iuQ
Mile aud three stNteeuths handicap
firsi With tM His Emiuenee liA. kh0.
grant iua, Alslkc tN
Five aud half futlongs, the rroy Eiye
Nations iiN, Essens ~, Calgary ia, Rocky
tuN, kishtswaN ita
six fnriongs, selling Feaeralist TO. HaId
knight tpg Seotch flush tOa Ring Leader
lNp Judge Walden iOt Hard OF AVN "a
AnVcdclf lU0 Nrntore o. OllYe Me- los
Marta Nei,On So Annie rhompsOn iOi,
tioehpl lu1, lDr Riddle Ice nitndente as.
reunit 81 Glade itan nN MAJOR Gtiroy
i,l, harney stone tuN, salome loo nnweu
iis
Allie and seventy yards, RyearOds AID
M WAtegNufc lbs May W. lsA Great
AmcrivAn "a, SIC Eecs ltN, Louisville ioeL
fhc Driver sOo, hQmars ~, Cherlsler pa
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Cincinnati Tor sale.

chicago, August 49, Cincnpatts base
ban club, owucd by John 7 Brush. Is Tor
sale at stated heuge. such WAS The Ia
formation conveyed BY nan Johnson today
to a Cincinnati baseball man. who asked
the advice 90 the American league prcsl
deNt as 20 the desirabiilty OF purchase,
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HAS STOOD THE rEsII, I, z ~. WI
Groye'a rasteless emu w.
A Enrmsr AssassINlls'.

Austin. Texas, August @--Vs. .s K
a Young farmer reslalas n
snrinss about twcpty,ave !sa.ss.I n
M MAS the victim 81 ~ 49,
night last night. He ea'ks1al
some one area a load q l' Y. n. "A
from an open window nsS ,sisf|
wife was not Injured 1ps
caDed -.--.
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close CONTEST At HARltM,
Four oi Ssvcn Starters for thu Aspiran
Stake Finished Noses Apart.

Four oi Ssvcn Starters for tbs Aspirant
Stake Finished Moses Apsr
chicago August a. -Four ~ The scven
starters In the Asnirnt stakes at llarlom
ttit afternoon hniahcd noses apart Mast
allowed great gnmenoss and under q perfect
ride hy Jockey sullivan won the purr 0i
head from Nrllle WRddtll. the heavily
hnetcd favofltr aud jpUbelt Il b al away
Six turiOnga ltAudaoep, kaYVnabury,
/ lIcfmls 1imv, tlN 80
! SIX fnrlnnRs II Nou Dare, Natural Gas
/ school Tor scandal Time, las as
Mile aud an eighth. handlcapa- pmk Coat
! HcmandO, Argregec rime. Aa 10
! AarifNW SAkFA ave futt0nsA Mast
hmathion Neic ,addtli Finn. Ol .
I Miie Aud seventy Yards. >viljHg AnthrA
cite, nen Rattle Coustrnator tuue
Il,4N 40.
vile Hauisa, Bhef vap lIoebeck time
60 800
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WASHINGTON Nores.
lspeclal 10 rhe rastl

Washington, August 49, Rural free de.
hyery service VIII be established October
neat al Blum, INN county. with three car.
rlsrN. } g, Francis, T. Il, Robertson and r,
n Lane, Length OF voutes TiN miles,
agpa covered loo square miles. aud popula,
ton co be served ira.
The pOstoftlces az niant0n aud nerieu
wit Ice supplied by rnrai carriers.
The receipts Of the postofliee at Dallas
Tor JulS were SiI,Aa5 against so, eOl Tor
s4ley period last year, hslns an Increase
af tsiNi
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FRENcA eENsua FlauRes.

J otal Population OF tho Country is az,
o4i,3SSi an Increase Of 4t2,s64,
Paris, August 10, The official returns
show the population OF France TO he IS.
6Ai 'asS, an Increase In the las, ave years
oE tla,adi The Increase is mainly In
eNhNrhan eenters TwentyAelsht depart
h.enle show an increase aud hfty.nlne a
gosteese Ihe census hgures include the
navy. 'S ~ Wy
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COMM ROM.

white Une trading In stocks was light
It MAS more widely distributed than has
hpcp the ease recently and the market
clNscd stronger,
Wheat lest strength aud coru closed
We tower oats peiuG tue euiy eercal
thlt ADVANCED
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Toll. Az 70 Bs oNs''' Z

La Grange. Texas, Ausss' va y 4
o,,ss,oners' court TO-DAY r s,s, Y.
making the large hT'ass M VIZ 3
river al this place ave ~ y.
court claimed lhat W. M tdiss p Z
funds on hand TO heeP ,ssfat
during the heavy Iah 49,
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iisSrne IeAae, Ausnpt ~ one ~ III
pleitiess semes PLACED ou The ararac dla
mtaa was plpyed here this evening hs
epeep tlearae aad lwens,ii,s, healu'
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a New YoRk srResr FIaAr.

niSoraeeiul Mix-un IL Font Of the Gil.
seq House,
New Work. AasAs, ia rant which re-
sulted IN she utaabias o. tive msn occurred
in trent 81 the 0llsey house early today,
1As police can give very little lnsorma.
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SPORT

orb Derby won the $1,000 free tor
all stakes AZ the opening ot the meet.
irg ut the New York Notting associa
ton az Brighton Beach
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CHINA

u was etated that United StateA
Spedal CommlsaIonor Rockhll would
lclyc rebtp On his homeward trip In a
ItN AnNA
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London, August rs. Thu psds. x.
e,ll passed iIs third reading ia d, "
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Washington, August 10 The slit. edged
work Of Mctiinnity backed by almost per
frcl te.dlug gave Baltmorc today,,s game;
Score " n
Washington ,4..,,. OiU OOp 900
Uaulmrtt ..a.. OOi 600 100 y 3
Cbrilcr ana CLARKE McGinnly aud
Hrrarhab.
Cleveland, August ~, Mcore's hne plieh
Ing was the reason for Cleveland winning
the nrs, game Of todny's doublc'headcr;
also tle oause 81 Chicake'a first shutout
OF t6e season In the second game rattcr,
son was puzzle, while Mcneil was bnited
all over the lot
First game Store y " V
Ilcveinnd .s.,,,,., .plu 2ln QOX 7 Y
thioHto .... WO 90 ODn- u g
kefWi aud SuTdeni Moore and Woods,
Second game Scprc V ~ Y
CleyCiRud ,1...t 600 100 0O y =
thtene ....,, lu3 OHa 100 "A ~ %
A'Nca ana woodj Patterson aud suli,
van
Bodon, August rs. philadelphia sue
ouiued after hard struggle IN the thir'
tOmt innmg ~ tuday'h game. The pitch
eie were Ia hne fnFmt Attendance AVQu, q,
htctc " VI V
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prescription No, gsSi eg Epg Y Il
oh Nnct cnra an eenin!aR5ss aA 2
tnire rheumatism 4
ron Texas, sele agent
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STRIKE

No decisive move was made hy either
The street trust OF its swiking cm,
ptuyeN.
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

More gushers arr expected In at
Beaumont during the nuor part of the
week
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Marcus Ito Coming over,
Yokohama August H. THE doctor has
'''"red the MARQUIS Ito TO take sea
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HAS STOOD TIE TEST 30 YEARS
Groves rasteless chrl ronle.
SANK OF cHILoRrss FAns.

No Statement o. Assets and llahiA,ies
Given Out
Chidress Texas, August y The Ram
~ ChlldFcss. owned b. y /. wedalnsion
tsiled here this afternoon. Assets ana NJ
Ntltiss nnhnoWn, bit y u thought Il VIII
pay loo cents on the dollar ~"
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MALARIA MAKES AZ. scs Ispg gssF Z
Groves Tssteless N'
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voyage Tor his health. lie "A a,s,...,.
going TO America Tor a s6cssiS a si,s