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THE VISITORS VICTORIOUS.
Firemcn Put Up the Better Game, but
Couldn't Win Out.
SIX BASES on BALLS DID THE TRICK
Five Of Those with Passes Stretched
Them into Round Trips-Fieldino
Was Clean, but Easy.

The Firemen outbatted and outaeIded
the Lake Char s team yeste.lsv but
Wells lost his own game Nv passing i,
men 10 hrst aud hitting another. Five o.
these men scored. Aside from this wild
ness Wells pitched good game. tho lax.
Charles push only finding him for three
hits aud ten Of them gave an exhibition
10 club Ewl lgi - n, e1r,r., plet.1
good steady fielding game although doing
nothing brilliant, nearly an Of the chances
being easy The Figemcn had but tbre.
assists which Is a good record for a ninc
inning game and in the second inning wells
struck our three men on nne pitched balls.
Inc heldlng Of Collins was as radiant as
Ied hot stove In December Page was
tne star ne making two fne rupnirg catches
anu ng1red In a IN OK deube .Iay
E,[erhart also did some fast work Mt sbor,
Edmnndson led the batting with 10
aoqbies, he had but little to do al tho III
uai bag but did lt we'll Next Tuesdiv
Wednesday and Thursday the New orlee3s
lafanf Is
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PERSONAL MENTION.

V. G. skeen Of Shreveport is stopping al
the lawIcr
Charles E. straus Of New York ts guest
at the Lawlor.
Floy FlemmIng Is registered at the Rice
from Kansas CITY.
6. ". Thomas Of Athens, Ga, Is regis.
tered at the Lawlor.
Judge c. W. Nugent or Conroe is in the
city at tho Hutchlns-
n. c. Lusk OF New Orleans Is In the
city stopping at fthe Rice
Judge ]. G Pilbee OF Van Week was
among yesterdasle guests at the Hutchins.
MIR. w. E. pYPor Of the First Nauonai
brink Is spendseS his vacation at Marlin.
Ed Stcdmanlr.A. wife and child 81 Beau-
mont, were fesis nat the Lawior yester-
day.
A. L. DclIston AND r. NJ Kiscr or
beaumont e among 'TAe arrivals at the
LaWlor.
MIR TIcr.an Gartner nhns returned from
san AutoIn, where nc Spent several weeks
visiting ratlNes' e.
L. d. chnmaener, a well known citizen
Of Nayq2ta W De- an'tAg the artyals yes
Sam FlaXlnan WAY auong the guests
from Nashville, Tenn
air leon }. Bond 81 an returned from n
trip Z several Meyss' where he has been
visiting relatives IN Bryan.
Emln W. Muse, = p1omlneut oil onerator
froa MEusnelu, Nunui, kYas In the city yes
teray and resls'eIe" at the Hutchins
Sen Morris, tofmerAy OF Houston, but
Wo mas neen away a1,5 the past live years
dnin. Is again In. HON ston ana thinks ~
returning to his eia ufOme.
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TAG gIkoR cHoLLM socIErY

Election of Officers for Ensuing Term.
In a Prosperous Condition.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Rikor
Cholim society was held Yesterday inter
neon AZ the synagogue, on Hamilton street
near Preston avenue.
There was very large attendance and
great Interest manifested In the proceed
lngs.
President Nussbaum was m the chnir nnd
Secretary Simon Greuubcrg I'm charge Of
The minutes. After the transaction of IA lpt
al routine business IN the nature of an.
proving bills. election of several new mclu.
beers, reports of committees etc. an cleo.
tion OF officers was held, with the follow
ing resals President, Henry J Damien
baum; Y.ct president, b. frosch; secrc,
iary. SM@l Greenberg, and II. Radon,
treasurer.
nr. j Il Ehrcnycrth was elected physi.
oian aud /. Lcwya 10 furnish the drugs
needed for the poor
Mr.. Simon Greepherg bears tho honor OF
being reelected 10 the office of secretary
FOR the twelfth term,
The report OF the finance committee
showed The society Ia he In good Oman,
cnl condition, the sum Of SAiSG5 having
been expended 10y the society for the SIX
months ending June 80, 1871, for charitable
purposes, such as doctors bills, drugs,
funerals, transportation. etc, leaving a
gOodiy balance Of cash IN the treasury
The object Of the s0cicty IS TO help the
poor, attend 20 the sick aud bury the dead.
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CITY eREvlTlEs.

There ore undelIver teIeprotns ~ tho
Postal Telegr9nb ronponv's ofacn lis
Anin street fdr 10 Tnvlor and Njrs
ICuisa Forester
An 11-n1onths.oId child Of Franz, IIuenborg
Of zoos Dallas avenue died SATURDAY. even
Ing AT the family residence md wns hurled
nj 10 o'clacf yesteriey morning In tbe
Catholic cemetery.
rh,.o .o ,,r,1a,t,-oo5 4o,o,.. =. u,o
,vlitrg wy 1yslteere9 tclesruIns, at 90 ne
Ntsteeth CIIVI leicSrNph summary 5 OF uce
~ ~ II; hIEGhFXl MISS LIaIlle htrlN' y;
Miss IA 1 An t1 IpdeS' JON" = SoINer ana
,r,, w. -, .,l's.,.. .....4 49, -,
M w. nit ~ IN etec'.Hn Jgnlrse uses WI WI
enur'. rms contest grows nnt ~ me recent
,i '' IT,, I, tpas"r alI Itne IN
NM, 49, ~ ." se' hia'""ees "''e
The members ot tho Houston Saenger-
hund returned last night from Galveston
as guests Of the ConcordIa Singing club
ana participating IN concert arranged Ivy
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sHoorlNe AMONG IrALIANs.
One Shot in the Abdomen--Cause OF the
Difficulty Unknown.

Difficulty Unknown.
About o'clock last night six shots were
fred in quick succession at the corner OF
ana la Branch street. The
result was that c. Taumestcro. an italian
barber, was Shot In the abdomen with what
Is supposed to have been a 3s-calbre pistol,
inhlcting a glancng wound. lie Is not
thought to be fatally hurt. The cause OF
the shooting or who ala Sc was up to a
late hour last night unknogn 90 the police.
though two arrests were made, one Ben
Lurerio, an italian who whom arrested had
d pistol IN his possession, but with none OF
the loads discharged, heuee it IS NOT
thought that he did the shooting, though
lac WIS likely in close proximity as
bis SHIRT was freshly stained with blood
and be mad not been wounded,
Another Italian who was with THuWos-
tcro at tine time OF tie shooting was also
arrested. but released on a $500 bond, while
II Is not thought that either of these par
Ties brCd the shOt that wounded Tlulucg-
tero, yet they nrc held as persons who are
Ia possession OFF acts which they may b.
made 90 disclose at the judicial intesti-
CATION into the case, which IS sci for Wed
nerday afternoon.
The pistol taken from the wounded man
bad three chambers discharged hence n
Is supposed that nc was Il participant Ia
the shouting.
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REGARDED WITH FAVOR.
Making Of Paving Refunding Certifi.
Gates Receivable for Back Taxes.
7HE VIEWS OF MR. B. A. RIESNER
Some Reasons for His Favoring the Ordi-
nance Recently Introduced IN the
Council by Alderman Halverton.

When the city decided to refund 70 the
Taxpayers OF Houston the amounts naid out
by them for street paving under the old
front foot system, since declared uncon-
stitutlona by the courts. they accomplished
AZ by Issuing refundlng certificates 60 all
who bad paid FOR paving under that sys
fem, making the certificates receivable
Tor taxes, but only for the property against
which the assessment for paving had orig
finally been levied, thus restricting tho
value Of the certificates and making them
practically valneless 20 those who had
during the interim disposed Of their prop
erty which had been assessed for paving,
Several mass meetings OK citizens were
held pending the passage Of the measure
before the council, the burden Of their
request being that these certificates when
issued be made receivable for an taxes bnt
the council was fixed in it's determination
md the certificates were issued with lbe
proviso that they be receivable for taxes
only upon the property that was originally
assessed for the paving improvement
At the last meeting OF the council Alder
man linlNerton Introduced an ordinance
tbat these paving certificates be made re-
celyabie for a!l back taxes due prior 10
ISIS which ordinance Is now In .he hands
OF the ordinnnCe committee
II nm decidedly In favor Of this meas
Nfet remarked Dir. u. 3. EeSuer, chalt-
man OF the board OF public Wm Ks, Ia d -.
cussing this subject Yesterday with q repre-
sentative OF The Post at will not on y
give some value 20 these certificates to q
great many people 10 whom they were
issued ana to whom they are perfectly
valUeless Ia instances where they have
disposed of their property, but IL viii be
sbe means CT the city clearing up a lot
OF It's back taxes and not having 10 10
CeiYe 50 much Of this scrip ON Its current
tax roll. The annual budget is based
upon current taxes and not upon what
j. expected from hack taxes and every
dollar OF this paving scrip that lis turned
In against current taxes viii make the
budget estimate Of current revenue FROM
taxes fan that much short, and this c1nai
lion would be greatly obyiated hy mukug
these certificates receivable for back taxes
nhe city is pledged 20 redeem every dolla-
OF this scrip and j know 81 no better
plan OF rcdecuiing 10 th1B by making it
Receivable for back taxes thus increasing
the cash receipts FOR current taxes.
II don't know what view the council
wil take OF ir, but, In my opinion, this
ordinance should be adopted
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Rriahton Reach Entries.

Mile and three.quarters hurdle Monroe
Doctrine 1873 Mystic Shrinor 100, Magic
Light IA, Cephalgalla ~, Charagrace. 10
Onion 141, Kufa 1870. HHmme 15S, Pas e
Partout 151, Bosphorus 15i, Klondyke t55
DIaughtsman Isl, Semper Ira 1H.
Five furiongs, 2year- Olds-Star Of the
West, Essenc. Dnftwood IL keynote
Gracloslty. Olenba. Sombrc 1903, Licschen
1G2, Miss Uncas. Notlimah Lady May 1O3
Bonner 40, Miss Patsy, Singing Nymph,
Joymalier 103
Mile and sixteenth, selling Magnificent
JIG Ethics 81, IIeroics lo3, Nitrate ~
Hammock 101 Anlmoslty ST. 1hlcket 96.
Mile and an eighth, handicap Carbuncle
100, yltelllus III, Baron Pepper 10, Scurry
log, Humboldt o. Decantcr 110 Trigger
Il1o, Belle OF Troy LOG, st. Fiunan "a,
Five and a half furlongs 2-year-ods
selling Montana Pioneer o. Ben Howard
1U7, Honolulu 10G Knockabout 100. Notli-
nah "a, Indy. Hollywood 1OG. oclawaha 9s
Geraldine, Red Dnmsel 9S, Man o War 1O5
ohagen 1903, Dotlet 50, LocEet 81, Lady
Sterling 50.
Six furlongs. 8.yclr-olds and up-Royal
Sterling 11O Snddurce 1o2 Ante-Up -,
Military, Hengist 100, Mayor Gilroy 107
Marietta 90, Ashes. Twlg, Woodplke %,
Bobs 100, magnificent 40, ondurdis 100.
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AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE
KITCHENER HAS THE ORANGE RIVER
GOVERNMENT.
President Steyn Managed to Get Away,
but His Brother and Colleagues
Were Caught.

London. July 1.-THE war office has re-.
ceivcd the following dispatch from Lord
Kitchener, dated az Pretoria.
"Broadwoods brigade surprised Rei,a.
capturing Steyn's brother and others.
Steyu himself escaped In his shirt sleeves,
with one other man only. The so-callci
Orange River government and papers were
captured"
Lord Kitchener also reports that Scheep-
er's commando (as announced in the Ass'.
ciated Press dispatches early last week.
burned the public buildings In Mnrrays.
burg, Cape Colony, and some farm houses
in the viclaity.
The columns under Colonel Featherstone
and Colonel Dixon have reached zarust
Western Transvaal. They met with op-
position and made some captures The
British casualties were one officer killed
and three officers and twenty -four men
wounded.
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The University d |

One huDdred INSTRUCTORS q
more than 1900 students. nel y
SUmmer School students N w.
TO all departments. TUlTlOsS u
tai expenses S1Q to s2N "
colleg $ of repute admitted w
ination and given credit ~
pleted. -,
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
gins September Both, entralr N n
September 25th, matr cullIlo.
courses of study; uniyerslns ~
struction and discipline; lpls|
volumes: Young Mems SAnaI
tion, Young Women's chlis
ton, gymnaslums ana glnH,a
tors for women and men
Teachers courses lead g Nv.
teachers certificates. EnslaH
ment confers degrees Of ci,s
LAW DEPARTMENl.-ss
September both; enlranM,s
September 25th; matrlcu.lla.s.l,,
only once, $50. a two NJ
to the degree of bachelor y
titles holder to practice y
Texas. Law students my KY E
courses without furthe.T, ,, 81
MEDICAL DEPARiALa,ar,..
Calves on.) -Four wears ev e
twenty-five INSTRUCTORS, =,
macy; school Of nursing W.
circulation fee, payabl, o n
plete equipment IN ali ~ 81
hegins October LIST; ehittllr l, r.
The preceding week. sSnlt h
lCgue address peah IN ~
Texas. For catalogue q
OF for any informalion,, 4 s.
LoMAX. Registrar Ausp
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AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Farewell Performance Tonght-Chin,es
Fra DiaNolo and Eanst.

' diNNsCI -ETIoffNdnCc I OniQl1t---tSnf 8.
Fra DiaVolo and Faust,
Ben Lodges benoht last night. while n
WIS success from an artistic standpoint.
was not 80 weli attended as Il should have
been, owing 80 the threatening condition
Of the weather
Those who attended were more than sat-
ished with the way tho sincere. palns
taking little comedian carried out his part
Of the entertainment. Ben has made a
hest Of friends ~ Houston who viii always
be glad to welcome him back. Miss Ken.
dali, III the title role. was. as usual. clever
and artistic singing and acting with her
customary good TASTE. Allss Barker played
with force aud character the mart OF An.
fcfH, anu was an able foil for Mr lodges
lhuhy sayings. ia Weston l. nrobahtv
- most versatile lea ling tenor GA the
operate stage When one thinks or the
vast difference between MourzoGk and lilo
marquis iu '"fhe Merry Wpr." IL 4 simply
astonishing 10 conceive enc and tho same
Is. Nr Seamans was seen 20 COOL M.
~ ipes' playing Marasquin sltisfactcriiy
~ sas AieAanuer, VINO has played great
many comedy relics during the ENGAGEMENT.
proved good Pedro. Miss Sadie Dornus
was Er1cefnl clever piquita ana dis
played both talent aud artistic ability To
night ends the opera season That /, hns
been an artistic. as we'll MS a financial sue
ctssi Is acknowledged by all thar the
Auditorium could eyer be made 20 pry
has ALWAYS heru douhted and 70 remained
for the Olympia opera company TO prove 10
the contrary The lin tonight viii be prob.
ably the best Of the season. inasmuCn as
the artists have oil proved themselves to
be able to sing as wen az Act the prcsenta-
ton II "Faust," md ~ win no doubt, be
most highly entertaining performance.
In order 10 Introduce the fullest strength
of the company on this the last night of
n long engagement, the management has
selected program as follows: The ser.
uud net of "l'hGnrg OF N0Fnandic." fhC
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Moe Mounted Men Wanted.

London, July H-Lord Kitchener has al
vised the governmeut-so the Daily News
understands-that It is possible to with
draw large number of infantry regiments
from South Africa amounting virtually
to the greater part OF the unmounted army.
At the same time. he requests that he be
supplied with more mounted men. The
government Is considering this according
guided by Lord Kitchener's advice.
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Exeurslons 10 syIvnn Reaoh.

Regular Tuesday and Friday evening
moonlight excursions TO sylvan Beach, La
Porte BY Southern Pacific, g., II. a n KY.
leaves Central depot at q y, M, Returning
leaves la Porte 1880 p, m. Regular sun
day excursions leave central depot 500
a. No. 0,45 a. m, 1850 y. M Leave In
Porte q p. m, 500 o. "a, Music Sunday by
Prof. Gauch's German band.
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STRANGER TuAN FICTION

wen known gentleman OF this citv
called upon Madam Ripple some months
ago when she Was at the Rice hotel for
reading OF the hand Madam Ruple M.
ter examining the hand, among other things
told the gentleman that ne had "A niece az
properly away that would become. yerv
valuable. The property In question had
been sold for $1,000 aud did not sign Mad
ana Ruplc earnestly begged the gentiemnn
not 60 make the sale that he hesitated
about signing the deed nnd ia less than
a week he was offered SDa O0O FOR the SAME
property, which lately made him a million.
nirC.
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The CITY Council.

At the meeting of the city council to
morrow afternoon another turn VIII likely
be taken with the proposed new contract
with the water company Al the last meet
Ing OF the council the matter was refc red
70 new committee, 10 see what success
they might have IN Formulating q new con
Ct sct With the water company that boDld
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NEeRo MuRDERER KlLLen.
Jumped from a Train and Was e,ou,o
10 Pinrnr N'

Charlotte N. c. July 14.-A large OK
,,-i1 from spartanbrrg, S c., reached
ia' p,'[ Yesterday. ON the retura trip
49,. n'snt Dexter Kirby, conductor on
e 9psr'anbnrg electric railway, was shot
"nu S'''ed and w, w. steadman, a motor
1'an' vas snot and painfully wounded by
negro named Wallace Haynes. The ne.
hoopl %as s., making himself obnoxious 10 the
ana sieadman were irving 10 nersuads ' bir,
~. Nsf Pulei HAYNES then jumped from
tld traln and his mangled body was fon ~
vbSyo ~ me railroad track Mt the point
""VI' he lumped from the train
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zANEsvlLLE INVADE 81 nues.
Crennated Remains Have Almost Smoth
cred Electric Liuhts.


GAINESVILLE, Ohio, July l4.-Ianesyille is
almost In total darkness as result Of the
visitation Of Junebugs in such numbers ms
never before known here. Electric light
globes are hlled and the lights are com,
pleteiy smothered by the ashes ot burned
bugs The hotel offices are infested with
swarms making II necessary 10 close M
doors. Notwithstanding the intense heat
In several Instances church services were
interfercd with The river bridges are
almost impossible to pedestrians. The M.
mosphere about the lights Is filed with
clouds OF live insects and floors are Gov.
cred TO depth Of several inches by dead
ones.
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core o. 10 70 g The santa Frs took mat
NE vsr easily and Mt nn stage Of the game
me Colts their crack sontbna,v pItcher and
a,' vaa',n,ner' which greatly strengthened them.
lin LIN Sney played One game. Five home
I,lns We're made during the game. three by
lhe SANTA Fer and two by the Colts, and.
slnhhee To say. In every Instance there
W., 10 one on bases when the hits were
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KAUFMAN cnrNrY

Kaufman Texas, July 13-The follow.
Ing votes were cast at the election held
here today; North Kaufman. Wootcn ~
LINDSEY .; South Kaufman, Wootcn lGJ,
Terrell, Texas, July 13.-The total vote
81 Terrell was 26S divided as follows.
Wooten Dos Lindsey 81, CoIquitt >, An
Forncy, Texas. July 10. South Forpcv
gave Wooten ISIS Lindsey 80 North
Forney gave Wooten sc, Lindsey 30
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The Agricultural aI''
College.

Regular courses II nv
culture, Mechanical II
Engineering and Genera,
number of optional VIZ h d
clal Industrial eoufssas
Mechanical llnglneefliisss "A
in Literary Instructor ID
and arranged "a sun s.onie-1I
cial course. Degrees vi ia
tion Of regular courses. ma, |
cd on complexion u NIItgl
courses. Disolnline ssa,sr /
a United States army lh!
Christian association ltss
ton, Gymnasium ana.s,sP.
Tuition Free. ~ nayi 4
sion OF nine nontnss.. IA
Includes hoard, XIX IN I
medical services nAa, Ae'ti
every expense, eHS ,,Ipysd 70 4
All students pfisisasT oepsi
payment of thelr Err
opens Septembei +
tinns 9Th and luln.,,,iore +
Write for neg 'r1sll 4
T. ! b
College station.
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Protracted Meetinn at calvert.

Calvert, Texas, July IA rrotroc,cd
meeting was begun at Little NIisslssinn,
Baptist church few miles ,,st 80 Xxx Xxx
thSttrn ms morning. It viii he conducted
iist ny -, Carroll, pastor of the Bap,
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS

Hereafter I wiz he exclusively engaged
In the Wholesale and retail grain. wood nnd
coal business aud respectfully ask your
continued patronage Present location
Westhelmer building No. los San Jaclnt0
street. Jules lltfsch phones 2l3
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Morgan, Texas, July IA There was very
little interest taken In the election here
yesterday for congressman Wooten rcceIy.
Ing go votes and Lindsey 10
Valley Mills. Texas. July l3.-This h'x
gives Wooten 6S. Lindsey 40
Walnut Springs Texas. July I3-Smau
vote cast here Wooten 80, Lindsey 30
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sire turlongs. selling Colonel Stone 90.
SSting, Lascrimae 10G, Colonel Flynn "a. Lee
m nbnne IL ~ kegel 81, yirglnlan 1O5 Audi.
Jog. Sister Sarah 10
SAILING six furIones Golden Harvest.
n 1' Fernrell, stan. Mrs Grammar Sweet
cav, lol, Fred Hessig III Dncassa 16.
My 10 96, Robert Ji. III. Tommy Belle
l'sl Iloy Lsach 100 Etbodale JOG
30 ahie and three slTteenths selling Zazel
Sd Engenia s., Judge Steldman 106 Coral
~, Lady Of the West 104, Ransom, Fid-
dler III log. Nearest t0i. Kid Mccoy 107
Slx furlongs. selliug--Cerro Santa 1Oi,
S,aid " Matt Hogan 101. Lasso 1o5. j Y.
Zine 10l, Sad Sam %, General Magruder
10l. A. u. Gibson 1Ol
Mile and sixteenth selling Dur.
Yea LOG, Miss Patron 101 Orrls 90 Ben
Boy JOG, Bpana 107
seven fnrlongs. selling llvcrsot 10 De
ponan l0l. Lomond 1Q2. TAdas 106, Hans
borough lO1 PA theou 1Oi, Antolee &C. Re.
ducer 106, Jckful 102
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cARLsRuHE BOWLING CONTEST.

Mr.. Louis Schneider First 10 Win the
New lanaermann Medal.
The Carlsruhe Bowling club had their
FIRST contest yesterday for the new LANCER
mann gold medal, TO be contested FOR once
a month and TO become personal property
of the member who wins 1t IN three con
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Whitney, Texas, July l3-This precinct
gives Wooten "a, Lindsey %
Peoria Texas, July -. This box gives
ltasca. Texas, July IL Precinct No. II
gave Wooten tl2, Lindsey 10 Precinct
No. 81 gave Wooten l00, Lindsey IA.
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he more acceptable to the co IA. n ihan The
one reported by the original rofpuittec
Inis new committee las since ne, an / Nil
likely he reads - submit their report 10
the meeting Of the council which occrrs
toinrilCw Afternoon
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JOHNSON COUNTY.

Cleburne, Texas, July 13-The vote cog,
today WIS as follows: Wooten BIS, Llnds.
ley o., Kearby ), Odel
Alyarado, Texas, July 13.-Tbe election
today resulted in the following vote: Wooi.
en- pol. Lindslcy r.
Burleson, Texas, July 49, Sixty.niu.
votes We're cast put OF a voting strength
of over 500. The result was; Wooten a.
Lindsey 90. Kearby g.
Joshua, Texas. July 13.-Wooten IS votes.
Lindsey s.
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TooAYs RACES.
Washinuton Park Entries.

nnn
.,o 0ns mile The Unknown. III. B. r. Ma.
81, - Aanmore. 1o4 Reseda. 100. Henry
PHI PIN ~, honey Boy, ZIG; Dissenter. iOI
MI'Sn So Sswel' io4; Admonltion. 81; Barbara,
a. We year olds; Eve furlonRs &C olden Gilt.
vi, ~ Nellie WaddelI. no: Julia Juukin.
III, unreas'H' Magi, Itosewar, Helen Print,
- lung, mile and quarter -waldeck. 1o7
pg3n. hard, Ia; Anthracite. lO2 Egyptian
~, alnCs; wi Knight Banneret. fo7: our Mel.
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