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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
IA JUDGES WIFE ptly StR5 q,| 4
She Suffered for Years and Felt
Her Case was Hopeless.
Cured by Peruna.

Mrs. Judge McAillster writes from III
West ssrd st.. Minneapolis MINI" as FOL
lows.
"i suffered for years with pain IN The
stooll ~ NV bnck aud rlght SIDE. II w,
tcrfefcd often with my domestic anu socin,
.dbties mud / never supposed that Womu
lie cared MS the doctors medlclne Wu nv
seem TO help me- any; e,,or "a
l. '"lNt rtunately a member or our oruer ~,
,t.ad ,oe n Inv Pcruna and gave II SUI n
liz nroise TINT decided TO try IT, Al
tbcnnh / started I'm with little tnlth. ieit
80 much better In a week that ! fclt en-
o'SII look Took II faithfully for seven weeks
and am happy indeed TO he, able 70 say
TINT / am entirely cured WORMS I'M ,in
express INV gratitude. Feffect nen i y, u
once more is the best thing eouln VIZ.
for. and thanks to Peimna ENJOY t"il
nov Minnie Il. McAllister;
The great popularity Of Pcrlna AZ y.
10 Initiate peruna. A great many so,c'i ne! =,
catrTrh remedies and catarrhal tones can
be found in many drug stores lhss ~
remedies can he procured ny ne
druggist much cheaper than Pernna. re-
runa Gun only he obtained NJ q unli oru !,
price. and no druggist can get IL ""'
Thus II Is that druggists are trmp;,sd
"a substitute the cheap limitations OF re
rama for poruna. II Is done every gu
without a doubt. - .t,
We would therefore caution al people
ceqinst accepting these substitutes, IN.
sIst uDon having Icruna. Thcre is 10
other informal remedy for catarrh th1t wiz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
WEST VIRGINIA LYNCHING.
Negro Who Murdered an Officer Was
Strung Up.
THE BLACK DETERMINED on MURDER
Crowd Refused to Help the Police Cap
tain Capture the Desperate, but
Avenged His Murder.

Elkins. w va, July 23.--'ronlght the
dead body OF william Brooks colored'
swings from the limb OF tree Ia the city
pnrk here and Chief vt Police Robert Lilly
lies dying In Cumberland, Md. hospital.
from the effects Of bullet wound inflicted
by the negro This afternoon word was
brought to the police station that Brooks
was creating trouble in the lower end aud
asking for an officer to subdue him. thiet
VI Police Lilly said he would go himself
and bring the man In. When Brooks saw
the officer coming he started to ran for
the House gnd by the time Iilly rNne up
TO the house. which had good SIZED crowd
surrounding H. and ordered the man 10
come out, Brooks camo to the window OF
front room armed With II gun. LILY
ordered him TO surrender ard co.pc peace
| rriiv 80 tho ',trtHp ''".o'I sii . 'r' lt1'ld
not go peacefully or any other way. Lilly
The crowd outside made nu mtr. 40 aeip
and the officer fnced he desperate negro
ntuiic Sounds OF fierce struggle could ne
heard and the crowd that had gathered
ran to the house to help. When tue room
was entered the men were found on the
floor IN mortal comiat. Inc negro was
shouting that he would ncyer BIZ taken
alive aud the officer was holding MN lgnt,
~. Suddenly the negro worked his right
arm free from the grasp OF the officer aud
cntcllng up n revolver that mad iallen %
the floor In the struggle tred po,nt bl3hk
at the officer. LILY fell to the hoor ShOi
through The bowels
When the officer released his hold tha
negro hroke from tic room nnl ran Tor,
ward through u big crowd For several
| squares lie Kept ahend Of tho mob. 'inal,l
| after a chase of half a mile, Brooks WAS
| overtnken ana captured lie fought des-
| peratcly, hut could not gel away. Other
'ftcers came To the rescue and Win sma
ceremony Brooks WIS handel over TO tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

New Orleans July % New Orleans did
not wake up until the seventh Inning, but
after she started in she took the game In
good style From was hit at times, hut
the team played an errorlcss game behind
him and hatted hard enough TO win. At
terdaucc 1900.
Score. II III IL
Shreveport ....... .0OS 600 col 10 B
New orleans ....,. 600 eco 3il q o
sample and Mcclure; From ana abbott
Chattanooga, July 20 Chattanooga won
today's game by more timely hitting and
hy Bruners excellent work In the box
iIcllmtyne and swaelna were put out OF
ihe game by Umpire seehrist
Score: n IL Il
thrtlapoOka mud uO i01 COO
Nashville ....4.... .OO0 OnO O2O 10 4
Bruncr aud Roth; sparFer and Fisher.
Memphis, July % popp was well ulgn
lanvlicllae today, holding Mcnphs down
to three scattered hits and two runs rhe
Ai,aunhls players helded In slow form and
Latte Rock muchcd their hits on Shields
az Viii Attendance 1000,
Score: II II Il
! Memphis ,,......,.,ll no o0O COO . ,
] lliue fock MOON, ..2h lnl lUA. Z II 4
/ Shields aud Armstrong; popp aud Lynch.
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A BAD WRECK IN MEXICO
SEVERAL AMERICANS WE'RE INJURED
AND SOME WILL DIE.
Number Of Texans Are Included Among
Those Hurt--The Accident Was
a Peculiar On.

ri Paso. Texas, July ga serious acct.
dent occurred on the line OF the Mexican
Central near Moutezuma about n 30 a m
today Several passengers o. the train
were severely injured, some 'ot whom are
expected to die. Pullman car which hrd
been sidctracked to allow another car TO
be coupled to the train got beyond con,
troll Of the brakeman ana started down u
steep grade. The train backed up to catch
the living car AMI on reaching It collision
occurred Although the ear WAS moi q,
1alled the passengers within received n
ttrrlhc shock and the ear WIS considerable
dams red. northhomd train arr ivlps here
az S.15 this evening brought In tn iuiure l..
who were taken to hospital, They wore;
G. A Keernn, san Antonio hurt about
the back.
JEFF McLemore. Austin: neck hurt
Mts Edith Plcrson Kansas City; slight
Injuries to side and head
r ssic Gatln Kansas CITY; back aud legs
injured
Mrs. Lucy Kornes, Dallas; heal Injured
and nose broken,
Mrs Joseph Mckinney, Oklahoma city;
broken rlb,
Juan carmorgo. Mexico city, banker,
head Injured,
John NJ Dutchie III Paso; ankle crushed.
Mrs John NJ Dutchlc; shoulder spraiued.
John Ellsworth, san Francisco; slightly
injured
A. II Parker, I'll Paso; ribs hrokcn
Sol luna, Las Cruces. y. Nj; slightly
injured
Two others were slightly hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
SAMPSON ADMITS GUILT
SAYS HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR
READING THE PROOFSHEETS,
In Which a Vicious Attack Was Made
on Admiral SohIey by Maclay,
Alleged Historian,

Boston, July %. Referring to MacIay's
naval history. witch has been criticised by
Secretary Long ON account of statements
considered Objectionable, Rear Admiral
Simpson. in an interview published in thu
Transcript today, SAYS;
I'm one way. possibly, I was responsible
for the statements made IN the history.
was commander in chief Of the sQundroa
uud was responsible SO far as reading tho
proofs 20, II the historian has taken facts
from my official reports to the navy de
rartment that is al well and good.
srand by first reports and official com
muuicAtOns
II would welcome an investigation OF
this whole matter 10y congress or 10y the
navy department, he said, "but | see ne
hope Of its being taken up.
"SchlcNs first statement regarding tho
battle Of Santiago continued the admiral
was moderately correct. The interviews
given out some time after were not at all
correct Thcy were entirely different from
his first accounts and were written IN a
different spirit. Ar interview purporting
TO have come from Admiral ScllleY, pub
lishcd, | believe on January s. was en-
ilrcly incorrect soon after this state
meut appeared in print he came aboard
my ship and told me that he hal becu In
correctly quoted. The reporter to whom
The interview was granted was a friend Oi
ninc ana ho nftcrwnrd told me that be had
published Schley's words precisely as the,
had been spoken"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

Cleveland. July 2AvlIar, phelel q 449
game for the home team, while Lee was
replaced by Gear IN the last hair OF the
fourth. Scorei II III n
Cleveland ...........3il COO O1f--6 IL y
Washington .s.,....,UOO $50 Op0-3 y .
Hart aud Yearger; Lee, Gear and Clark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
JEFFRlEs IN MUCH DEMAND.
San Francisco Clubs Would Secure Him
in a BIO Match.


san Francisco, tuly % There Is nth.
ing doing in pugilism, just now although
there are several matches IN the verge o.
being made The local clubs are ali
anxious To have Jerfrlcs figure In one OF
the entertainments IN the mar future.
hnl the big follow stlll tarrics Ia southern
California ana viii not commit hinsr
until he bns surveyed ihr aeid ON his own
account az course. Jenries aud Ruhliu
look TO be the hest match among the llg
fellows unless Bob Fltzsimmous can b,
lcsusdtated. There Is a lameutahie dearth
of good hg mon ~ present. ma, Judging
strictly on form. Jeffres Is ~ . class ~
There Is MISC another matter Tint is per
plrNing club mnnasers. II has Tecn ma ie
clear that the san Francisco prhIic wiz
not turn out In thopsadns to witness anv
old hght, Tho RUG patrons are grttiug 10
be n very discriminating set The 1wei.
10th Century club iost money On It's fast
hrht, and, according 20 some information
the open air tournament on the Fourth ~
July was not % money maker pdncirallY
ON account OF the many counter attrac.
tions, Club managers In this city Win
hl We 10 adapt themselves 70 the nrcsrnt
situation, ami hereafter there VIII b. few
hapha2ard matches The san Francisco
people viii pay for the bcst hut thev are
no longer anxious ~ Weld M 50 81 q
- 70 witness q match between two third
raterR. 1fT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
RAILROADS.

The Southern Pacific decided TO great.
~ improve It's shop facilities in uous-
ton.
company was organized at Vicks-
burg, Miss, 20 build line from HAT
pomt through the State to lIatties-
burg
Plttsbmg ana New Mexico capitalists
organized two coiipanics at Santa Fe.
\. NJ, TO build line to connect with
the Santa Fc system
It WIS announced that the Southern
Pacifc's earnings were expected to bc
close to $so,oooooo fog the current year.
shop men aud office forces ut the
Mexican international road were called
back to duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
slstnr Alion Won TMo Honta-

Cleveland ohio, July 20 ldenl racing
weather, mrgc crowu and a track as
smooth aa the top Of a Billiard table char.
aetcrlzed the opening daS OF the Graud ctr
cult meeting OF the Cleveland Driving park
this afternoon, The finishes Of two heats
% the hrst race were c,o5e aud exciting,
hut sister Alice succeeded In sticking her
nose under the wire ln both heats winner.
Purse $3.50 2;l0 trot Sister Alice, won
Best time PIP
PurSp $3.50 2i8 class pace Martha
Marshall won Rest time 3.0gh
Purse S25iM. 2;i6 class trot Mciallas won
Best time 2;tl.
Purse $500. 80 class pare Audubon Roy
won. Hest time 2N3M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
Residence at Austin.

AUSTIN. Texas, July %, Wire II $3.50
o'clock tonight DESTROYED the two-story
residence Of }. W. Holl at the corner of
Twenty second and san Gabriel streets II
was occupied by J, a. Pierce. The con.
tents were also destroyed, causing a loss
% 5000 The hnlldlng wps covered by I'm.
surance. The water pressure was weak
a'ld IN house adjoining. belonging To lack
JCurd0n, was soon N flames ana general
eyely IRE truck In town. J01rdan's mouse
was damaged 10 the ext Apt 81 SION. coy
cred hy Insurance. chemical ,nslne held
the flames IN check until the water press
ire Increased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
LOCAL.

Tho italian vendetta growing In Hous-
ton; another Italian found murdered
last night.
Miss Kate Martin has narrow es-
cape
The unaccoun,ahle death Of young
Evils Brown McGihnis
Ambassador Choate makes Inquiry re
gardlng the death Of Young William
Montague Muir Mackenzie.
The bond election viii he held Thurs
day.
Home Of Mr.. Joseph Weiss on Har-
nshurg road destroyed as the result of
using Kerosene to kindlc a Are.
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Store az Cisco.

Cisco, Texas, july n The store Of s -
Iohe on South y avenue was destroyed by
IRE las, night about II o'clock Mr. Jobt
had closed the store and gone home, but
had been called back 10 the store to get
some goods for a customer Gbout 10 clock
No lamp was lighted but several matches
were struck and II is supposed that ths
fire caught from some OF these, supposed
to have been cxtingulshed. The building
was falling In before the Gre was dlscOv
cred Total loss estimated al $3.50; insur
auca S1nOO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
DOMESTIC.

Mark Twain writes that he is grow
inc old.
The Fail River mills have again shut
down
A negro was lynched NJ Elkln, W.
va, for numbering an ofacer.
Sampson admits his guilt Ia connection
with the scurrllous attack made on
schlcy
Mrs. A. Ferris Of Lake Charles, La
shot and Killed Mrs. Mary Mike ia n
Jealous frenzy.
mother ana three children were
burned to death through the explosion
of an oil can In Pittshurg.
The great heat wave ana drouth cor,
timed without relief in several portions
OF the country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

ST. Louis, July - Delmar resultsi
Mile selliug-Swcet Drcaln, Seething,
Kate Freeman. Time 1880
Six fnrlungs, selling WIl Katie, Ben
ham, Weidcmon. Time lilG
slS turlongs Rmnels Margue, Ethyiene.
Time 11JM
Mile-Lunar, Guide Rock Tickful Time
I2l6,
Mile and sixty yards ELSIE Barnes. Zazel,
ChlckamaugH limc 4Atb
SIX ana a half furlongs Brularc. Gea-
cral Mngruder Peaceful Time l:2tA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

London luly % H. o, BlackstaHe o.
the vesta Rowing club won the wlugaell
sculls, which carry the title of ame,cnr
scullng championship OF Great Britain IN
a race oyer tho Thames chnnpioushiu
Course sodaN defeating q A. Ashc M
a n. Clonlte hy twenty lengths C. \,
Fox. Winncr of the WingRom scnlis IN Il
year qia not defeud his title In this years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
RAlLRoAps.

The attorney general has refused to
withdraw his protest against . permit
being granted the Pacific Express com
pany
The commission Is considering call
for a hearing on oil rates
President Mlcbaux announces that the
drumhiers will mandantus the commits
sion
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THE Strike.

The expected Developments did not
matcrlnlize In the steel strike.
President shancr's bulletin urges the
strikers TO keep sober ana not TO worry.
Seven thousand garment workers are
on strike In New York
The strike ON the Reading has been
settled,
men has been officially deelared OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

Schuenburg, Texas Jup ~ The races
to be given by the Sehulenburg Live stock
and Fair association on July - and -
bids fair TO be the finest that have eyer
been given az the fnlr grounds There are
nov more than thirty horses ON The grounds
and more Ia arrive today There are some
of the best known racers In the State en-.
tered in these races
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BY TEST ,hiAs PROVEN BEST.
Groves rasfeless CHI Tonic.
40 smaIIpax 81 TeNarkana.

Texariana Texas. July % FIR the nrs.
tinr III tSo Years The pesthoaSc nj this
rii.cs has hn,n cleared Of Emallpdx natioafs
are M eases existing In the city and Town
phSrioinH Hunt anuounc, that ~ Is pre-
pniing 10 close an Infections hospitals BY
August /.
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Mrs. Hanna Nav stav i FnoI,od

london, July - Mrs Hanna, the al.
Soreed wife Of Daniel Hanna, Who with her
ghildgen snsceeacl In leaving New York
july lp on the steamer Ianipania Tor Lon.
forte 20 sion her departure. said today IN
an interview that IN view OF her former
husbands attitude she might remain per
Tor Elton and oxferd. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
FoREleN.

French republicans gained AZ seats In
the election for councils general.
Salo Rawlcz committed suicide IN Bcr-
lin on account Of losses in the Lcipslgcr
bank failure
The British congress on tuberculosis
convened in London
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
COMMERCIAL.

There were sensational advances in
the grain pits, due to drouth reports,
wheat gaining w. corn lN and oats
3m3M
There was n slight improvement APP
parent in prices Of live stock.
Grain carrying roads suffered us re-
suit Of the grain crop damage reports
and the consequent excitement in the
grNln pits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
WASHINGTON.

The secretary Of the interior appointed
the committee to supervise the and
drawings at the opening Of Indian rescr-
vations.
Commandment Wainwright denied the
adoption Of Nlaclay's history In the
naval academy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD,
ResIdenoe Al Maintain.

Meridian, Texas July 22.-rhe residence
Of Linn Alexander burned this evening
Mt Meridian partially covered hy lnsue.
ance. Barn az Hugh Ode burned saturday
evening IN same vicinity from a thunder
bolt, small Insurance.
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sPORr.

The Hawthorne track at Chicago was
reupened FOR a two weeks run.
TWO twclveinnng games were played
in the American league and both were
decided by errors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
Censtitution pemonstrntea hnr sn..a

NNtw York, July p The race between
the ConSlit itlon and C0lnmtia to-day dp-
ug The New York Yacht club cruise again
demonstrated that the Constitution Il IND
fasier cuft, I'm light breeze ana smooth
wafer. over a twentv,onc mile course. a..
lWnhn Was heaien four minutes and eigh.
teen seconds elapsed time.
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kruner h Mnoh Aftentnd.

Amsterdam. July -. Former President
Kruger OF the South African republic ia
very depressed as the result of the death
OF his wife. hut his health Is unaffected.
on the contrary he has thrown himself
into his work with more than his usual
energy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23

Brcyilie and Cuero was won hy the former
en4'y, score II to 3, large crowd VII
messed the game, and another gnme be
tween the same clubs will probably take
place at the next opportunity,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
AAwrAoRNE rRAcK RgoPENED.
Opening Was Attended with a Number
OF Accidents on the Course.

OPENING Was Attended with Number
OF Accidents on the Course.
Chicago, July ~ The Hawthorne track
was reopened today for two weeks meet
Ing. The fcature was the number of acct
dents In the second race Don't You Dare
fen and The Cednrs tumbled over her
Munroc. on the former, escaped serious
hatm, but Boyd the rider OF The Ccdurs
had his collar bone broken IN two places.
In the steeplechase Iiilon Dor the fnyor'
tie. ion at the first jump, and Mozo' the
second choice. tumhlcd nt the last jump.
linn D'Or's rider. Ellison, had his leg
SLIGHTLY Injured Lloyd. on Maze, was ~
first thought Ia he seriously hurt, but came
around all right rherc was o big crowd
aud the truck was fast. Cnmhriun won
the lIuirlc stakes handlly from Lou svlllc,
Int the handicap brought on q hard bat
tie lloberl Nu0deN got the best OF tue
start and managed to defeat Malay by Il
nose. Every fnVorlte won with the cN-
Ccption ~ Fllon Dor
Six furiongs Miss Bennett, Admpnition,
Possurt Time i1iA.
Five tWlouga- lied Tip, /. S0mclson,
Fridge. 'rimc O2lq.
Stecplcchasc, short course May Boy,
Grey John caption Cover, Time 3.26'a.
Mile Prairie staBeS-- Cambridge, Louis
Yinc, W. J, pcBoe. Time 1:lu@,
Milo and sixteenth handicap Robert
Nndden, MALAY, Maratlme. Time las
Mile ana Il quarters selling Laureate,
Tummany Chief Franglblc Time 2osA
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oIL pEVrropMENTs.

Four new oil companies have filed
charters.
the sixteenth gnsher has been brought
In at Beaumont.
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District Averages.
Amerioane Gomez "Dope7 N.I a

London. July % The LONDON 0l X, /,
ropters have been advised thas i' n,
have greatly Injured the c,oh ~ Z
Uniy Eyprcss. Americas N.n,ls,
hought d.loo pounds. thus '''
vi,lble supply,
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YOU DON'T HAVE 10 dt N
Ynu know the satisfaction NV Vi
Has stood the test for is''r
Groves Tastelcss Chill Iouie
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1hree.yeag-olls and upwards mike and
q sixteenth. selling Llohn lin Heroics ioa
Blueaway tOd. Gertrude Elliott 0l. ual.
loon %. Rooium %, Iushat 81 Arnor aS
f.ye and half fufsung So hcdtc, cast
Iron. Geraldyn. Dentou Gray tlO. Attllsa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-23
rOnAY,s ENrRIEs.

SIX furlongs. selling, 2-year. clds- -llargis
Aladdin 10s. Wing Dance ioi. Harry WI.
sou. McChcsney lu9, Nat Goodwin, JIupldHs
IO2. TrDstle leo, Legal MaS.m 30, Bite
Ridge Has Gift "a. rarnassus NJ Arigato
80.
One mile Canmore, Trinity Rel, Uncle
Tom 10, Amur, Jim Wlnn lo5, Flying
Torpedo l02
Five furlongs. maiden 2-ycar.olds Lord
Duck Alber9ni 10 lshtor HAT Mitchell
AZ, PYrho no ,GCemmr EorsssIer pnr{eag
onkcr. Alma Girl Queen w los
Seven furlAnVs Gonfalon lOI. Anna BALM
105, Scotch Plaid loi, Maggie Davis, Uhia,
Andes 90
one mile aud n sixteenth, selling Mer-
mencla, Frank Ireland, ZacatoSa, Nettld
Regent lO4 llliloulu lob. Joe collins, cd
nor ~ little Elkin 90
Sis ana half furlopgs, selling Horny
of Fran,tamar III taiQuasahog. rula
Funso lNA, Tom Emhry. Autumoton. PAT
keith lOA Ggwnine urhl Max Bcndlx,
Light Ball, II You Dare i02 The Rogue 05.
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MRS. NATION sINt TO JAIL.
She VIII Have to Serve a Term Of Thirty
DAYS.

Topeka Kan, July %, Mrs, Carrie M.
tion was today Aned 500 ana given a
thirtyday JAN sentence by Judge Hazen
In the district conrt for disturbing the
peace and dignity OF the city Inv a SUNDAY
Joint raid last March. There Is no nnp,l4l
and Mrs. Nation must serve her time IA
prison
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snnrIIEnN LHAnmn

Selma, July % Selma had birmingham
completely at her mercy after the first
lnnug, when they made their only run on
base on balls aud an error The only feat
pres Of The game were fast double plays
hy the home team.
Score: II II 70
Selma ......,.......l0 l 800 ok s . 1
birmingham ..., 100 900 coo 1 8 3
Bailey. aud Moore; Glllen, Culver and
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Ne Game AZ Cameror.

Cameron, Texas. July % Despite the
rain clouds one Of the best games ever
played was between Cameron and Waco.
rcth piichcrs dld hard work. Tho tcnth
ant eleventh inllnss were as sharp rs tae
orct.
Nrorc: n II r,
Maco ........... WN 200 600 o.
Cameron .s.... coo Osi 100 90 B
Rdtteiies Waco Foster and Leslie.
Cameron; White ana Rogers.
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81. Louis, July % Chicago piled up Ave
runs on Powell, who retired IN dazed
condition from the heat Sudhum held the
visitors down while Hughes wus driven TO
the bench Wglshs triple won the game
In the eighth. Attendance 1900
Score II III Il
ST. Louis ,........,. 900 COS ok, q D 2
Chicago ......,,..,,,2iO OF OuO- 10 /
Sulhor, Powell ana Ryan; waddell.
Hughes and knhoe.