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!. sU~PoLITICA

Los alemanes siempre vierOn
CON disgusto la Intervention de la
Princess real de Prussia en- Ia poll
tica interior y en- la exterior del i'm
srio, por 10 cual Sc fueron decidi
damente del lado de Bism ark, aun
pesar de la popu aridad personal
que gozaba ell Principe de Ia corona
Cuando por dltimo quedo el I trono
vacante por muerta del viejo Gui
llermo, fue un hombre moribu ndo,
quien le sucedi6 como Empera ador
Federico. Los tres meses que es tuyo
este en- ell reinado, fueron un calva'
rio para la Empe1atriz Toda Ale
mania, esto es, la Alemania liberal,
esperaba Ia ascension al tron o de
<Ulser Frity, como el sdvenimi iento
de una nueva era que levantara as
masas del pueblo. El gobierno ce
Federico, desgraciadamente cay6
penas iniciado.
La llamada q Berlin de Sir Mo
rell Mackenzie, especialista ingles
en- enferm sdades de la garganta, pa
ra que asistiera al emperador enfer
mo, contribuy6 no POGO aum sntar
Ia impopularidad de la emperAtriz.
por Ia cual no muchas fuero a las
lagrimas one SO derramaron al re-
cluirse en- la vida privada por Ia as
cension al trono del Emperador Cal
llermo.
Era aun Bismark &rbitro ds los
destinos de Alemania. Guillermc,
que no simpatizaba con las ideas de
su madre, pdsose al lado del <Con
ciller de acero., al cual tuv D que
despedir POGO despues, ganan 10 al
fin la emper at1iz ell triunfo de la lu
cha que sostuviera oor espacio de
treinta amos.
Como mujer, fue ALA redejo de
las virtudes que adornaban q 50 ma
Dire, cuyo nombre pronuncia con res
peto y veneracion al mundo+ Su
Intervention en- Ia polftica alem ana
fae perjudicial al estado. Sp vida
domestica fue todo gozo; su vida p1
blica, pena.
Lopez Natssn.
Washington, Agosto.
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Los alcoholics
y la digestion

La digestion CAST RIGA es actual
mente objeto de municiosas investi
gaeiones, que aun estan lejos de ha
per dilucidado por complete .esa
question Un punto especial merece
lamar la atencion de los higienistas;
es ell que Sc refiere q la ir Auencia
del alcohol sobre la digestion estoma
CAL
Sabido es que Vulpian habfa
probado que el alcohol estorba la &C
cion del fermento papsico, deducien
do de este que no habfa que emplear
en- terapertica las soluciones alcoho
licas de pepsina.
M. Hugonnene acaba de llevar
6 cabo investigaciones del mismo or
den, estudiando la inhuencia de los
vinos sobre la digestion pepsica Fa
Gil es comprender cual es, desLe ell
punto de vista de la hygiene cotidia
ma y de la terapeutica, Ia importan
cia de tales experimentos, asi es que
creemos deber manifestar nuestros
lectores las conclusiones que M HUI
gonnene ACADIA de pub. b.icar en- ell
sLion Medical,
l. .-Todos los vinos sin excep
cion, dificultan la accion de Ia pepsi
ns; los mas ricos en- ell alcohol, 6 car
gado de cremor tartaro 6color son
los mas nocivos
2 Entire los elementos del vino
natural, las materias colorantss o
bran de consume con el cr6mor tar
taro y ell alcohol, para diticultar 6 de
teLer la diges ti6n pepsica
8 La acidez de los vinos norma
les es imponente para provocar Ia &C
con de la pepsina en- la mayorfa de
los casos no parece ayudarla
4-Entre las materias coloran
tes introducidas fcaudulentamente
en- los vinos, el azal de metileno, la
a1ofavins, le a2ul s6lido, y mas que
NADIA la fuschina, SO oponen q la di.
gastion pepsica.
Los colors ntes vegetables, NAL
va negra, sRtco. MAXI, ejercen, al
tgnal de la enolina, una accion no
civa.
5-Suprimiendo parte del Gre
NOR tartaro, auita la enyesadura al
vino natural IN elemento que dismi
ruye la acci6n de la pepsina sin vi.
tro , Els mas rapida Ia digestion
con lon vinos enyesados que con los
naturales.
Pero esta ventaja no es decisi-
va para apreciar los efectos del vino
enyesado sobre el ORGANISING.
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sU MATRIMONIO.

La princesa real caeo con el prfn
cipe de Ia corona de Prussia, hijo ma
yor del viejo Emperador Gnillermo-
Era aquel uno de los hombres mas
elegantes de Europa, represent tando
CON su her nosa estatura, larga y ru
bia barbs, = ejos azules, el tipo mas
distinguido de Ia teuton ca raza
'.Unser Fritz, como 10 l1amaba
carifosamente el pueblo aleman era
hombre de ideas liberarales muy a-
vanzadas; sus simpat1as estaban con
las masas. El viejo rey y 50 primer
ministro, ell conde Bismark, eran
reaccionarios, y de aquf que par
tir de su matrimonio encontrarase
Ia princesa real de Inglaterra en- q.
ma corte dividida en- dos campos po'
lfticos. Simpatizaba con las opinio
mes de su esposo Dotada de una
voluntad de hero, le animabA Con
esa tenacidad que caracterizaba Ia
reina Victoris, para que hiciese la
guerra Bismark Su nacionalf lad
inglesa dio siempre al traste con las
geAtiones que measurements hacfa
para captarse las simpatfas del pue
bio, y ha bajado la tumba ST esa
popularidad que tanto ansiaba
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La Hlnperatrlz
de Alelndnid.
NOTAS BIOGRAFICAS

Victoria Adelaide Maria Iuisa,
-emperatriz de Alemania, que Inurio
ell dia 5, vi6 La luz primera en- Fl de
Noviembre de 1910, y caso con el
emperador Federico en- 25 de Enero
de 1858. Dos hiios y 4 hijas to vo Ell
matrlmonio.
Desde la muerte de eu esposo,
Ia emperatriz habfa vivido retirada
del gran mundo, consagrada 8 sus
memorials. NAci6, como hija mayor
de Il Reina Victoria Princesa real
de Iuglaterra. Era ffsica y moral
mente, I'll retrato vivo de sn madre.
De nina, fue quizAs Ia mas popular
de toda Ia familia real ingless' po
pnlaridad que supo retsner hasta su
muerte
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REVISANDO
PERIODICOS.

Heraldo Espafao1-Replica 81 Sr
Avila Blanco, ell redactor Sr Real,
haciendose solidario del artfculo "a
ti'o linpio, y dando de paso algunas
lecciones de derecno international
al Consul venezolano.
Bolett,a Merc0ntI Sc oeura de la
actual situacion de Mexico, colocan.
dola en- ell mas elevado rango de las
repdolicas Sud americanas,
Ey Pats -Aplaude Ell artfculo sLa
Dor funesta, que publ. co Gun impair
cial, en- nuestro diario,
La BreW0 -Ataca un art1culo de
sLa Bandera Americana, tornado de
uu dlario de Milwaukee, en- que, al
decir del peri6dico mayag tiezano NO
sale bien librada la verdad.
Ramon Nadal Santa COloma,
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Arecibo Puerto Rico.
AP
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El cafe.
III

Tenemos Algdn fundamento pa
ra pensar que nuestro cafe es supe-
rior q las classes citadas, puesto que
al nuestro ha Alcanzado siempre en-
Europa ell primnr precio. despues de
los de Arabia y Asia y esta raz6n
nos asiste para enfadarncs cuando
nuestros mercados del Norte no 10
Quieren pagar
Como ell consume del cafe ha ve'
nido aumentando considerablemente
on los dltimos aflos, muchos ameri-
cauos saben "a, 10 mismoque 10 sa-
bemos nosotros, que sl tratamiento
del grano, 50 madurez, forma de Sc
carlo, tostado, molido, y cocci6n, in
huyen considerablemente en- su sa-
bor y aroma, y de aquf, que aquellos
lugares de production, doade han
sabido prepsrarlo como Sc debe, Sc
han llevAdo Ia supremacfa en- precio
y estimaci6n. Nosotros no hemos
hecho NADIA de ESQ, nj 10 hemos in.
tentado:
En- las classes superiores que 60
zan de fama, no Sc han hecho tran
sacoiones de importancia durante los
tres Gltimos meses en- el mercado de
New York y las existencias disponi-
bles no son crecidas.
Mocs, 1900 sacos.
Java, 1856 488 seretas.
Los precios en- 10 de Agosto re
Moca $14. 10
India.
Java, $40 Is
Macasar, $40 12
Padang inferior, $15. Is
Padang selecto, 1924 %
A estos precios 6 q algo menos,
va quisi6ramos nosotros que nos pa
garan Ell nuestro, de Ia proxima CO
secha (y nos darian por ella de seis
q ocho million es de dollars) porque
estamos en- 10 idea de que nuestro
grano es tan bueno como ell de esas
classes privilegiadas.
Ell que este escribe Sc inclina &
pensar del mis- mo modo, por que ha
tenido OCCASION de hacer la pruebs,
en- New York invitando Aires 6 cua
tros amigos, corredores de Cafe q
tomar Ia infusion hecha por ell mis-
mo. comparan dola con cafe de Puer:
to Rico, han tenido que convenir en-
que nuestro grano, es tan bueno en-
todos conceptos como aquellos pri.
vilegiados.
Pero este conocimiento no Sc
improvisa entire millones de habi-
tantes, del mismo modo que en- pri.
vado entire cuAtro amigos, en- un
pals donde muy pocos saben tratar.
10. ALI SO tuesta y muele ell cafe
por toneladas, Sc distrfbuye en- car
tuchos 8 paquetes compradores y
q veces q los Is d;as & al mes Sc vie.
ne a hacer Ia infusion, cuando va
aquello no es cafe nj cosa que 10 pa
rezca.
Hay que trabajarlo muy duro,
81 sabemos hacerlo Ell exito coronara
nuestros esfuerzos.
NTRAT,
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MARINA 25,
Cdscara amarga.

Ell comandante boer Enicb, cor
importantes fuerzas, ataco en las
cercanfas de Vriburg. q Ia columna
inglesa a. mandaba el coronel Hal,
ocasionandole grandes extragos.
Los ingleses perdiercn todas las
provisiones efectos que conduclan
para Mafeking, quedando con este
hecho de armas, cortadas todas las
comunicaciones entire Kimberley y
la colonia del Cabo.
He aquf explicado porque Kit
chersep quiere salir de Africa TODD
trance, y porque Roberts trabaja pa
ra que sc quede.
Eel demonio SON estos inglese',
cuando odian!
Para familia
En- caias de docenas medlas
botellas y al precio de 81 80 por ca
jas venden Cerveza Americana supe
rior
DE Sofa &5,Rttnai9'ez =
Is Tetuan
$50 6
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Arturo Bravo
COMERCIANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Green Building
IL Broad way New York,

Ejecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que SO embarcan de los
Estados Unidos, y SO ccupa de ia
venta en- consignacion de frutos g.
Los ]
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Ga Dl PUERTO RICO 2 DI AaesT0 De ls

ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. |. MECH &
lNGENIERo. PONCE, PR
FABRICANTE E INdPORTADOR DE TODA CLASE DE
MHQulNf7RiR. OHLDERHSs Y MOTOR66
Espea ngo toda ase apaa Fabcr con 4O
amos de experencia practical
APARATOS Y lMOLINOS INGLESES,
DE LOS MAS MoDERNos-
APARATs EXTRACTION OOMPLETs exaen 80 hbras de
iugo cada 100 ibras de CANA
APARATOS CONTINUES DE CLAREICACON 81 tema mas moder
elective economico carfcar e jugo de CANA
UENTRFUGAS DE HEPWORH WENCH OTROS movidos por
preston hidraulica eecricidad.
ORsTALzACION TODO e azdcar conendo
primer etc perd-
d tmpo de 80 producto grueo
rscido ell de 2 tiro.
Was FERREAS R0DANTE TRACTION Dc sangr
peo electcdad Wagones cargar cana
ETC., ETC.
INSTALLATION DE LUZ MOTORES electrcos ingenios
MOTORS DE PROO industa mas
pelgrosos que los de vapor.
APARATOS MATERALS e el ARRo ETC. ETC.
MAQUINARIA para tabajar
OARROS CARRTOS de comerco hacienda Calos Araso
de Materiales Titles ngenios etc. ETC.
FUNDICION hero bronco, Herrera taller de maquinaa
carreteria, etc, etc. =.
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mas
Tomar olanent
elosh erossa deiar
LA coMPANIA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
Today's eveather; StoqUers, cooler.
DOMESTIC.


The new trial of Caleb Powers Of
Kcrmcky, charged with accessory to
the Goehcl murder. will be called at
GccI getown. Ky, Tuesday
The report OF the experts who exam
ncd the condition Of the Brooklyn
bridge recommended certain repairs or
improvements as urgent
The prudential committee Of the
American board Of missions held meet
Ing in behalf Of Miss Stone, the mis-
bionnry In the hands OF brlgands in
Bulgaria..
The actual last words Of the late
President Mckinley were made public.
Congressman shafroth advised against
the retention Of the Philippines as an
Improbable proposition
Four trainmcn were Killed In a rear.
end collision on the Panhandle road
near LogauRport, Ind
The FIRST sunday Of the triennial Epis-
copai conference was devoted TO mis-
sionary sermons.
a disease among horses, attended with
great fntallty, was reported from North
ern Missouri.
A student Of Bclolt college wisconsin,
was brutally hazed by fellow students.
A Mrs Goodrich Of Philadelphia was
kidnapped and robbed by four men, now
under arrest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

MEMPHIS Tenn Thomas Clark. we'll
known business man md politician, died
from a complication of Diseases
ST. LOUIS George X. Robinson. for
nifty years "a prominent merchant in St
Louis was found dead In bed.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Thousauds OF horses
IN Northern Missouri are afflicted with a
disease similar 10 CHAMBERS and deaths
among them are numerous.
ST. LOUIs.-whlie In a playful scuffle
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rcislug fen from
third story porch Of their residence and
both were probably fatally injured
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.--Twenty five dele
gates, representing twenty-five Stntes met
here and formed an organization to be
known as the National German American
alliance.
HUMBOLDT. Neb. Charles I.oree. for
mnny years an employc Of this county, has
been notified TINT he Is heir 10 property In
Kentucky and Virginia valued at S14. 600
GOO, OF which his share is about one
tenth.
COLUMBUS, Ind.-T Il. Otto. druggist
and secretary OF the State board of phar-
macy of this city, has identified the body
" the stranger who hanged himself In
Winters hotel, Memphis, Tenn, as that
of his father,
SALT LAKE, Utah.--A stranger who died
n this city last Monday, has been iden-
tined as c, q. DeForest an assaver OF
National reputation, a chemist, a student
ana heir TO large fortune
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
ToDAYs RACES.
Sd. Louls EntrIes.

Seven furlongs, selling Warren Point 100,
Certain. Colonel Gay lot, Orleans l05, lano-
wood, Admiral Schloy 102, Sue Johnson lOn.
Leila Barr los, Nekarnls, samiyol l0a.
Charles c. 10, Lake Fonso, Eight Bells
i0l, Percy Il, 100, Battus 10.
Five and a half furlongs sollins Man 100.
Henglst liS, stan, Miss Golightly Peaches,
Merry Wager, Farhury. Bengal Elnora,
Little Chico, Alea 10, Robert IT, lia.
Five and hair furloncs, selllng--Niss
Dora, Sir Lewis, Leiale Anna Elliott, Mel
He Baum l03 Trio, Josie r., Sister Sarah
iud Dave somncrs Lillian NJ. no, Con
certlna, Lee Nutter 100, Clarena 100, Easter
BOY il3
SIX and q half furongs Our Lady La.
donls D5 Four Lear clover. Virgins 100,
Schnell L0ufler lex, FltEkanet 0S. Van
hoofrheke 100, Brulare l0a
Mile and twenty yards Jessie Jarhoe,
Peaceful los, Lunar los Prior. Glenwood
~, kazan 100, Spry 90
Nile and an eighth, selling Deoraine 81
Picador JOS, Hardly, Elslc Barnes, All
saints, Nettie Regent, Crockett 100, Zagel,
Joe
Clear and fast.
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A BOLD KIDNAPPING EPISODE.
Philadelphia Woman Carried Away by Four
Men Who Admit the Crime.

,ou - 4u.. +.i ,oto- and +bo4 ,rov fool,
You az ivy t99ti Au,r26 nnu d. - n',iic and
neI !Nto q DaIInH Ell, ure ust.ring She
t myuA un1 'ouGri 49, fo,n TUcsjIv night
NIL Fsido, piSbt V.i+bnTf awning To- eat
or or drink. and was then taken on another
she7 was Kent from FRIDAY untii Monday.
In the latter place the men, who were
masked. stripped her Of the iewrlry at
the point OF a revolver, compelled her to
sign bank checks FOR various sums Of money
Size had deposited in the Third National
on another long drive and put her out Of
the carriage at Tenth and Poplar streets
about n mile from her house.
With other information The woman gave
them, the detectives began TO Work on
what they believed to be igrI tal e,
They got several ciewS which lGI ihem 70
fire engine house in Fort wayne M
teen miles from this city. Ine nre com ON,
pauy Is volunteer organization aud the
key to the place was Kept IN the hgtreSI,
dwelling. Ile nearest mousse we uccNP4rI
10y family named flultay and there the
police learned that one OF inc sons; ).
Knight Fmdlay, had been nome hut mite
during the past two "Neb>. Getting
description OF him, the police returned 70
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Philadelphia, October 6. Charged with
kidnapping a woman and holding her
prisoner for four days robhing her Of Jew
els worth more than 5000 and compelling
her TO sign bank checks for large sums OF
money is the story which the police IN
folded here today when they announced
the arrest Of two newspaper men. steno'
gra pher In another newspaper Office and
barber, ali of whom are charged with com
plicny In the crime. The men now locked
up at the Central police station are
Howard X. sloan an unemployed reporter;
Henry Wallace, society editor of one OF the
morning papers; j. Knight Findloy Of
Wayne, near here, stenographer IN the
business office Of another morning paper
and Oscar $. Dunlap, barber employed
In one Of the most prominent shops in the
city The victim Is Mrs. Mabel Goodrich.
the proprietress Of an establishment on
North Teuth street
Last Monday Mrs Goodrich Went Go
police headquarters aud told Il story of
KIDNAPPING aud robbery so daring that the
police at first doubted its truth. She said
that for some time past young men who
represented himself as resident OF Gcr-
mantown, had been frequent visitor at
her establishment, He was well dressed
and spent money freely. Last Wednesday
week. she said, he proposed drive through
Falrinoul park. lie asked her 10 dress in
her best clothes aud for her to wear all her
diamonds and other jewelry because ON
the return from the drive he intended to
take her TO the finest dining room in the
City aud he wanted her to shine with
the other women ia the place. She accept
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STATE

Green Word the young man shot by his
sister at Ennis to prevent him from
killing their fathcr, Is dead.
The Glasscock county contested cleo
tlon cases have been decided In favor OF
the contestants.
car containing the band wagon OF
Sells ana Forepaugh's circus train
caught fire near Richland md caused
the death Of one Of the employees, whose
name Is unknown.
Interest is again aroused In the Hen
rletta oil fields after months rest and
practical oil men have gone into them
In a way that makes speedy develop
ment most probable.
The sheriff arrested more than POO
saloon keepers at Dallas for violation
Of the Sunday law. He also closed up
alleged Illegal concerts at the state
fair grounds
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THE LAST WORDS OF MCKINLEY.
What He Actually Said Made Public in Letter
by DIR. Mann.

oThc daugh~rs the President Nc
Of
the andp
cnfn 10 loans About nperou were present
from
d. one Of o
socai on { val a
4 VI
As
in
to
DONE, some rther on
vcrsatou no be
he said his wife, NEARER MY GOD,
IT
PRAYER He tried something but coud catch 1t
o
1 NJ. D.
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Harlem Entries.

Five and one-half tmlongs Tommy Fos-
ter no, Pronta, Golden Glitter, The Giver,
Pretorius lo7, Lady Bird l04, Solx Lchen-
stein. Cocoa l0l, Fitting o. Hoodwlnk,
Aran, Throstle, John A. Clarke lo7, Luclen
Applepy, Inventor lOI, Mollie II lOl, Boas-
ter 100.
one mile selling -Kunja l0T, Frank Ire.
land, johnnie McCartey 1ol, Freling Huy-
sen 100, Matte Bazar 81 Light Ball 03
lO7, Formero i0l. Linden Slia, Dagmar NJ,
Evelyn Byrd a6, oliver Nc. 90, Woodstock
pS, Red Apple o.
One mile and fve furlongs, Hurdle hand.
cap.-Refugee 1856. MasO l30 Capt. Conc.
Yer i20, Coley 1856 SANITY 1920
One mile and seventy yards, handlcap- -
Pink Coat 800 Searcher 05 Flying Torpe.
do 1903, Deman Thompson as Senator Bev.
eridge %, Rolling Boer iO6, Leon Newell
los, Constellator 100, Hayiland %, Ben
Chance 81.
SIX furlongs, the Speed stakcs,-Aiiss Ben.
nett i05. Gonfalon, sharp BIRD ia, seyoy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
IT WAS A CLOSE GAME.
The Flremen Lost a Game TO the
Santa Fes Of Galveston.
FEATURE PLAYING BY BOTH CLUBS
Wilson Made Great Catch After a
Iona Rum. and g. ~ Club
Next Sunday

The santa Fe clnb Of Galveston defeated
the Firemen yesterday by the score OF . 70
8. thus winning the series It was as inter
esfing and well played game as has becn
niaved here this season and greatly enjoyed
~ the large crowd present. There were
brilliant features on both sides. In tue lrst
Inning staples retired the visitors on four
pttched balls Kid Ollrc covered an acre
o. ground and made some great running
catches: his only error was on the easiest
chance he he'd. REILLY In center also made
some fine catches and in the sixth inning ne
caught Watts long fly after n hurd sprint
and by a quick throw caught Wilson Mt
first Paullg on third and Scarborough on
second made good plays. Markley caught
his usual fine game and led at the bat with
a double and triple. Both teams hit the
ball hard but Galyeston's hits came when
there were men on the bases while Murray
was lnylucihle at critical points. Staples
retired from the game nc the end OF the
seventh inung Roper succeeding him ana
Rafferty, going to short.
wilson made the star play for Galveston.
Scarborough hit n liner TO deep center that
looked good for three bases, but Wilson
BY fast running got under the ball and took
It In. II was great catch. Watts caught
two fouls that were dldicult chances, the
one IN the seventh being especially. note
worthy Page and Gates both former
Houston boys, played great bail, the latter
making sensai ionnl cntCh In the sixth OF
a foul from Mellv's bat, Page did some
great fielding and also made a two Dagger.
Page is great favoritc In Houston aud
deserves To be MS he always plays hard,
earnest bal ana Is always a gentleman
The Flremen got two runs In the first In.
ming Ollre singled 10 center, stole second
and third and scored on M0rkley's three
base hir PRuig hit TO Watts and Marley
WAS upped Mt the plate. Paullg went 10
third OH two Wild pitches and scored on
Ropcrs hit 10 left The Flvcmpn got their
last run In the spcOud. Belts hit to short
and went TO second on Eyerhart's Wild
throw into the hlcachers, TO third on
Staplcs' ont aud home on Scarborough =
hit In the third Marklcy led OF wlth(a
double but the next three men could not
get him home, In tho sixth the Firemcu
had three men on base With Scarborough
nj the hat Scarborough hit "A hot one to
right that looked safe. but Page made a
great stop aud threw bin out at Arst Gal.
weston got one lu The second ON Ollre
erfor and n thrce-hHgger by Lutich anoth.
or ln the third on hits by Eyerhart and
Nelson and n long ny In the NTH they
got two moro on singles by Nelson and
Murray and double 10y Page They
scored fhcir last run I'm the seventh on hits
bv Eycrhart ana Murray aud wild pitch
Next Sunday tho Fircmcn viii play tn,
international and Great Northern team OF
Palestine Score
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

Another case Of buucoiug with an old
dice trick caught an inexperienced
Young man.
\ nag captured from tho Fortr-second
Massachusetts, regiment during the civil
war was presented 10 Dick Bowling
camp to be returned TO Massachusetts,,
The y Nj. c. A. has resumed lts fan
and winter meetings for men.
The Young Mems Hebrew society
elected Officers.
The Houston Turnverein elected an.
other batch Of new members,
The 2lsth anniversary OF the coming
20 America OF the hrst German colony
was celebrated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
FOUR MEN WERE KILLED
DISASTROUS sMASHUP ON THE PAN
HANDLE ROAD.
Third Section Of aFrei1ht Train Crashed
into the Seoond Sectjon--Fire
Broke Out.

Loganspost Ind. October 6.-Tour Pan.
handle troinmcn met an awful death near
onward, fourteen miles southeast Of here
this morning In a rear cnd collision or
freight trains, the bodies OF three being
taken our badly mutiated and tho fourth
being almos, entirely consumed before the
wrecldng crew could suhduc the flames
sufficiently to permit work In that portion
of the DEBRIS,
The second section was standing when
the third section crashed into It. The dead:
EBERT GREEDY, conductor.
THOMAS Il. BRoSlUs, hagman.
S. A. GAJBREATH. brakeman.
The injured:
Frank Patterson, engineer.