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FOURNIER WON THE RACE
HIS AUTO CAR WAS THE FIRST TO
REACH BERLIN.
Siradot Was Second, Brsssier Third and
De kuyH Fourth - Event Created
Great Interest in Paris and Berlin.

Berlin, June 2o-The arrival here OF the
Paris Berlin racing motors, with Fournler
'he winner, was generally recognized as
the great sporting event OF the season.
From Berlin thousands Of bicyclists and
automoblllsts and many Of the most fash.
ionable turnouts lined the hill from Char
Gutenberg TO the west, about six miles
from Berlin proper. There In Germany s
largest trottlng park the victorious par
Elephants in the Paris Berlin race arrived
one by one before n fashionable, sport
loving audience Of 10000 persons.
Fourier was the first seen, at a great
distance in thick cloud Of dust, approach
Ing the goal like whirlwind The crowd
began cheering wildly and at the same
time the band struck up The Marscllaise,
while all the French present waved small
lHcolor flags, and as Fourier halted be-
fore the goal, an immense wreath of laurel,
decorated with ribbons, German and
French colOrs and inscribed In German
with the word Victory" was handed TO
him
The victor was lifted by score OF young
French and German athletes, who carried
hun to the grand stand, Giradot was sec
ond Brasscr third and De kuyn fourth,
To the correspondent OF the Associated
Press Fourier said. The weather Tor
the last three days has been splendid, Not
a drup OF rain fell since we left PARIS.
The plans adopted for finding the roads
were faultlCsS ana our reception every
whore WAS enthusiastic, more SO In GER
many than I'm France. But the roads in
Germany are decidedly worse than IN
France They were good to Monlolc
Thence TO Bieihcld they were awtul. Win
the uir thick with SCOT and smoke we
ing ia these conditions that the trip has
NOT beaten the BOrdeauN-Paris race.
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A TExAN AT THE He'd.

b. &. searlnnan Elected Supreme Chan
ecllor United Commercial Travellers
Columbus. Ohio, june -. The supreme
council, United Commercial Trayeors, to-
day elected these officers:
Supreme Chancellor, B. 70. seurlm1n'
Fort Worth. Texas; supreme junior counsel
lor. e. f. Mallory Chicago; supreme past
chancellor, Clinton e Hobbs, Boston. SIN.
preme secretary. g. C. Daniels, Kansas
CITY; supreme treasurer, j c. Kenmore
Columbus; supreme pagc, samuel S Morse
Missouri; supreme sentinel, G. .. Niles
The officers were Immediately Installed
by past Supreme Chancellor W. r bnJ
III Coucordll, Kan. The supreme chRucclo'
appointed Dr. G. NJ Taylor Of Columbus
ONO, supreme page; = Rector Of GO
lumbus, supreme attorney. ana Rev i e,
Nesbit Of Columbus, supreme chaplain.
Tie following permanent auditing com
mittee was chosen NJ, p. Peehlca ol
New York, Mr. Ma.@n Of Texas and J
" Melhs Of Missouri
Charters for councils were granted ID,
Following cities Ifonton, Ohio; Bradford
Pa Enid o. II Cumberland, Nd. Allog
Pa. Denlson, rexas: Jacksonville, III.
Trinidad, Colo. Pueblo Colo; ottumwa
Iowa; COrsicaHa, Texas Pttsburg, Pa.
Roanoke. Va, and Nntchcz Miss,
A charter for grand council was grant
ed Colorado The session closed at noon.
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game, the Nashville twirler figuring in two
pretty double plays, each time retiring the
Sccre- r. n NJ
As a,i,s ...,...... go eo2 229-ls % /
low.
Chattanooga. Tenn, June 2O.-Chatta-
nooea slugRed Gillen's Blenders all over the
lot today. They lift safe eighteen times
for a total OF twenty -nine bases. Eleven
bases were stolen by Chattanooga and
polan's pitching was effective. except In
Score r ii T.
Chattanooga ........1 100 253 i13-i6 Is .
biTrm 5lG IAN Ro;h s;,,sn o22 "a Oh
Shreveport. La, June Pollard luck and
not bad playing tells the story. Of the home
teams defeat. The battle was one OF
pitchers, with honors about even.
o'Rourke's home-run drive score the two
runs for Shreveport Game called in the
FIRST half OF the eighth In time TO allow
the visitors to catch train for home.
Score Il II n
shreveport ....".s. 200 600 o. i
f Lucid ana Mcclure; Kern ss an and Armstrong.
Little Rock. Ark, June 2e.-Martln's
three,bogger in the third inning netted
Little Rock three runs and won today s
game from New Orleans. Twice the locals
had the bases full, but could not Increase
their lead. Attendance 600.
Score II u
Little Rock ......... 20s 01o 600 6 IA 8
Mccloskey and Lynch Mulkey and AN
bolt.
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Rock Island enefs.

Rock Island, Texas June pa. b.
williams. agent or the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad at this place, left
for san Antonio today. where he VIII spend
a few days, and from there he goes 70
gregory. Texas, where he WIN be married,
on July 1. TO Miss Ada Mcmillan OF that
place. He expects 10 return about the
18TH Mr.. Raggens OF san Antonio Is NIL
lug Mr. Williams place as agent during
his absence.
Cash Small Of Houston is spending Few
GAYS with his parents this week.
Mrs John Baxter left today Tor Missouri,
on six weeks visit
me ice cream supper given by the Ladies
AID society last nlght was well attended
". j. wsLsz ana H 8. Luads wsat q
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ISTON AQUATIC CLUB.
annual Regatta TO Take Place
! on the Fourth.
!. \ ~ OVER A Slx.MlLF COURSE
v.,b.s from Morgan Point and
Fc.n s'.r, seabrook Have Regis
~ tered for the Event

I. engagements have been made for
y MS .rnual regatta of the Houston
A0us 49, TO be pulled or July 4 on
|sn' '' ssv on La Porte. Eleven yachts
', ss'rsa roint and two from seabrook
. s,.d.,cred, as follows;
point Yachts Nelly BLY,, cat
l4s' s.,, Captain Barney Pennington,
- s ssier line. lot Time, eatboat' 81
Z" y, line, Captain Joe Hammond (;
y w. .,eoat e4-foot water line, Captain
~, .,'.s6en. Little Tony, catboat, ~
IS ", line, Captain Tom Arthur; Sea-
b e' so., 2O-foot water line, Captain
,,sryInc. skip jack, sloop, 17-foot
n ND CAPTAIN VIII Hamilton; Ethel
N .,aon 10 foot water line, Captain
X ,n,sh, Josie, yawl, 15-foot water
|'c,r,su Barney bennington; Hennie,
Il u,oot water line, Captain William
s...,ille. sprlte, yawl, 14-foot water
csriain Paul Schusteri Purdy, yawl,
y; water line.
s.1-oos Yachts. -Zaza, sloop, Captain
un.scc The Kathreen, 24-foot water
,sniain W. IL. Bailey.
XIV will be open rcr any yacht or
iNtnst ftat shall nave less than u 81
/ Y Won line measure mcnt. Entries can
81. s m TO ii o'clock on July A The
I'm IN he sailed over a slN-mile triangular
Ain time allowance of tive sec
NJ N s,.ry Mil be made at = go p. m. and
s.sSts Will be gotten of in the orde.
4 7 sI- nme allowance with the view OF
sss IN Interesting nn,sh. Racing rule
~ " ntorured from Vice Commodore II
gsDanly, Bay View, Texas.
*. S,i prize VAL col sist of silver
dren 6y the Houston Aquatic clue
IN Sa In currency, given ny the Noodmel
NJ World. Second prize Slo, given "
[,sior Aquatic club.
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Cameron Cullinos.

Cameron, Texas. June 29.- Mrs. n, r.
Tally Of Temple has returned home after
a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. r. S. Porter
Mrs. Ross OF Fort Worth is visiting her
sister. Mrs j. - Morton.
Miss Nell Johnston returned 70 Austin
last week
c. p. Scarborough and family Of Jones'
Texas. IS Oh visit TO his mother and
brother, who Is pastor Of the Baptist church
here.
Miss Minnie Wright Of Austin is visit
ing the family Of y. Kemp,
Miss Jessie Clover has returned to bel
home Ia Georgetown.
Press MeCord after visiting his uncle
Captain McCord returned 80 his home 81
Coleman.
MIS-. S. G. Boyles and her sister. Misl
Reagan has returned from Martin
Captain J.. b. Wolf J. y. Pool and Reg
/. r. searboropggh are az Gay HUI az
Little River association.
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Navasota. Texas. June 29.-Max Cohen
went 10 Hampstead last night TO take
charge OF the Hampstead Herald which
passes into the hands Of Andrews q Back
shear on July /. The paper ia looked upon
q. ono ~ the best newspaper properties
among the weeklles Of this section and
the new publishers hope to make it mucn
meter IN every way. While Mr.. Cohen
win meet new experiences In new field
he has been connected with the examined
and Review OF this city Tor nearly t"'
49,. "a IL % be relied upon for MAKING
4 IS success u Of the Herald under the ne"
management. J.. ,....4,.,, ms II
Navasofa today and forwarded % ~ Dora
Mexico. samples Of earth bensatn ihF ,d plSSi
where the gold bearing quartz was Iohhu
The analysts Of which was published nI l.a. ist
~ shaf ne chemists might form bette
conclusions g general soil Sa1 ana s asPe
pnsifiveIy that there was good gold IN tn
| cocks submitted
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PEACEFUL GOT THE START.

Dissatisfaction Caused by Action Of
Starter Bruen at the Fair Grounds.
St Louis. June 29.-Get-away day at the
Fair Grounds was marked by one of the
most threatening demonstrations ever wit
messed on race track in this city. The
trouble was caused by the unsatisfactory
running Of the NTH race in which NHrro,
Chappaaua and Paacefnl were figured as
the principal contenders. Varro, on the
form shown in his recent performances,
was made fayorlte at u to 10, with Chap
paoua well faucied at IA to >. Starter
Bruen shocked the hackers of Narro and
Chappaqua by letting Peaceful on with
flying start, not dipping his flag until that
horse was beyond the time nag inc
crowd yelled In derision as Peaceful opened
up a big gap. The other eontenders neYer
had the ghost of chance to WIN, feacc
ful lea into the stretch by eight lenSths
and won. pulled up by half that distance
from VarrO. Hundreds of angry men sur.
rounded the judges stand demanding tnit
"fhteveS." 'robbers" and other like terms,
while Kisses could be heard throughout the
grounds Peaceful is owned ~ I; ). oellal
4 brother of one of the proprletors OF
The race track and this fact was strongly
NIic-Hardiy, Sylvan, 1nsurrectlon. Time
SIS Six furlongs-wokita, satchel Potheen.
Time 1;14h
Seven furlongs -Ladas. Randazze, Tobe
Paine Time lbs.
Six fnrlongs. the Laurel stakes Wei
Vance Ben Ledi. Frank Boil. Time l:l3A.
Mie-Peaccful, Varro, John Baker. Time
! az.
Gibson. lake Weber Time 1:14h.
Mile and thrce-siXtecnths- Rushhelds'
Judge Steadman, Ida Ledford. Time 2;ol55.
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Robert waddeII AGAIN a Winner.

Chicago, June 2o.-The lakewood handl'
cap at a mile and a furlong the first OF
the handicap features az washington PARK
was run today There was splendid
field and the weather was fine Robert
Waddell. the derby winner, won by hall
Mile and twenty yhrds-lhe Lady, Mo
narka, wild Pirate. Time l;4Q 30.
Five furlongs-The Rival, Nellie Wad
dell Jauhert Time 100 4-5.
UaKwood nan0icap, mile and furlong-
Robert Waddell. The Conqueror II, Ad
vance Guard Time l;52 80.
Mile and a siXteenth-Evelyn Bird, En-
cleburt GrandOn, Time l;4SN.
six fnrlongs- Anna Balm, Burnie Burton
IIvadia. Time i:l3 80.
Mlle and a sixteenth--Barrack, Myth, Ma
law. Time 1854.
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Eaule Lake Won Tennis Match.


Eagle Lake. Texas, June 29.-Mrs. ]. J..
Mansfield chaperoned party consisting Of
Misses LYDIA Boyd, Daisy and Ruby VII.
hanson and Messrs. Henry Hahn. Howard
townsend, Earl Middlehrook and Moody
Williamson, who came down Friday after
noon to witness the match game Of tennis
between Columbus and Eagle Lake. A
number OF tennis enthusiasts had assembled
Mt the court to welcome them and the
progress of the games was watched wltn
great Interest. Messrs Hahn and Town.
send represented Columbus while Earle
Lake staked her reputation on the proves
Of Messrs, Mllby Guynn aud James Nc.
Carly. Three sets were played and al the
close Of the last game the score stood az
follows:
First set 6 TO ? In favor Of Columbus
Second set, 6 to 4 In favor Of Eagle Lake.
Third set TO o in favor Of Eagle Lake
Columbus puts up very pretty game and
bears defeat so gracefully that victory
loses half Its sweetness In the vanquish lhg
OF so courteous a foe Another match has
been arranged TO take place In Columbus
July 4.
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Celebration al Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Texas June 29.-The citi
gems Of Corpus Chnsd are making big
preparations for the Fourth Of July ex
cursion from Laredo which will be under
the auspices OF Laredo division No. 800
brotherhood OF Railway Conductors. The
excursionlsts viii arrive here on specia
trai- on the evening Of July 3. The pro
rram win consist Of boat riding and other
Inducements In the forenoon ana in the
evening there viii be match game Of
ninea. 10 conclude with a grand pyrotech
nicaI display and hall at night.
The schooner Ellen, from Lake Charles
fo- u ID Sudbury. Thursday, and yester
lay the schOoner's Fannie aud Cdzadar IN
loaded smil8r cargoes Tor the Mexican
Nutional Railway company.
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Races al Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, June 29.--Eyerything Is
being prepared for the big racing tourna-
ment, which is to be run on west beach
July 4. Most Of the interest appears to he
centerfng In the pacing number. Eddie
Barr has Withdrawn his stallion, Blind
Ike and August Henck has entered his
marc, Dollie, SO that the number Of entries
remains the same.
Al the books now stand, the following
Deeue's horse Billy, 10 ba driven by Billy
Cnapman; August Henck' . mare, Doliie, e
Be driven by Dir. Luckett; sid Collins
herss, Billy Young, 70 be driven hy one
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MANAGER ARro,s STATEMENT.
Tells of the Disagreement at Waco on
Friday.

Tells of the Disagreement at Waco on
Friday.
waco, Texas, June 2G-The Houston base.
ball team left for home last night, having
refused to play the local team the rest
of the series of three games, on account
of some misunderstanding relative to the
settlement. Before leaving, j. =. Arto, the
manager of the Houston team, gave out
the following statement as to why his
team refused to play the other TWO games
I'VE came here under a contract with j..
X Clayton, under date of June II, his sig
nature being as secretary of the Waco
BIZ, ebal association. This contract pro-
uued for division of the gate receipts,
NE winner of each game to have 90 per
cent and the loser 40 per cent, the Waco
association to guarantee that our share
would be enough TO pay our expenses,
When we went to settle this morning FOR
the game played yesterday we found thdt
we had to deal with one schwartz, VINO
Claims to be the manager. We did mot
know him in the matter, but when asked
for a settlement for the game of THURS.
DAY, Mr.. schwartz wanted To deduct an
the expenses of the game from our minor
iil share This | refused to agree TO,
offering to deduct the expenses from tue
gross receipts. Mr. schwartz refused 20
do this and when | asked for an tented
expense account, he refused to give L to
me He also wanted me TO walt until all
three games We're played before he settled
10y either game. | would not agree TO
tlli6, and refused to play the other two
game We are not playing Dali as "a
moury making scheme, but we do want 10
snare little in the proceeds OF Spoi
which we do as much to provide, as DO
The local team has a game with the
Dallas team for tomorrow
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his LIFE SAVED
ey chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

81 am sure that cbamberlain's Cole,
choleea and Dlarrhoea Remedy at one
time saved my nfe," says A. b. Latalette
Of Gregory Landing, Clark county, MIS-
souri,. u was In such bad shape that the
doctors said ! could not live. When
was al the lowest sbo. one Of my neigh
bors brought IN a bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Denedy and
I took IL and got instant rellef. soon
got up and around. That was nlne years
ago and ! am still In good health. since
then that medicine has always been In ms
house and always Will be- II Is the besi
On earth" Eex sale hy all erssgistA
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WEAR ENDORSED IN HILL.
County Democratic Convention Unani
mOuSly in His Favor.
cOMMENDATORY RESOLUTIONS PASSED
The Dead Burke Was Euloexed--Two
Hundred Delegates Were
Appointed.

Hilsboro Texas. June 90. The Hin coun.
~ democratic convention unanimously Ia
dorsed Hon. W. c. Wear for congress TO
succeed the late r. e, Burke. In the Sixth
district.
Resolutions commending his integrity aud
ability were also adopted, as were resolu-
lions honoring the statesmanship OF the do
ceased representative,
Two hundred delegates we're elected TO
the congressional convention TO be held at
Meridian on July 4.
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INJURED AT A RACE TRACK.
Several Citizens of Denver Hurt IN q
Gale al Overland.

Several Citizens of Denver Turt IN
Gale at Overland
Denver. Colo. June 29.-While the pet
ring ring at Overland was crowded this
afternoon sudden gale lifted the root
aver them from its bearings and dropped II
In n mass upon the crowd For time
g. was thought number OF persons naa
heen killed and injured, but developments
indicate mat about dozen were nurt'
some OF them severely. me overland lraok
Is about four miles from the business poi,
80 - che city. and It Is difficult to get
- ~, 6a,rs from there partial list OF tue
in} IA ". Baker, back badly injured,
cunningham, arm broken
y, WsrteiI. Injured Internally
Inn Fleming. leg hurt
gohn Field. leg broken;
SW3 r rkswrigbt. badly Injured. ,. =,
Nj MI these men are well known citizens OF
Denver.
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The San Francisco Elnht

San Francisco, June 2s.-The fight be
tween Jack Root OF Chlcsgo ant Bid Car
ter Of Brooklyn was hard contest with
an unsatisfactory ending In the fifteenth
round both men were lighting strong, with
the advantage In Roots favor, when carter
swung a hard left on his opponents body.
Roo; went down on his back. his features
drawn with pain, his h1tdS pressed 60 his
groin. Referee Ward gave the fight to
Root saying that Garter had struck Root
a foul blow. The foul II any, was not
apparent TO the spectators,
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BIG WINNINGS OF BLUE GIRL.
She Won the Great Trial Stakes at
Sheepshead Bay.

She Won the Great Trial Stakes at
Sheepshead Bay.
New York, June 29.-Blue Girl running
in the name and colors OF John e. Mad.
den. won the $4,000 Great Trial stakes
at sheepshead Bay today. She carried top
weight of 126 pounds, and with shaw
IN. won, ridden out by length from
Hyphen. while w c. Whitney's Goldsmith
finished third, a length and half back.
Mr.. whitney shared the honor of Blue
Girls victory, as he owns half interest
Five and half furlongs--o Hagan,
Honolulu Wild Oats. Time COS 30
six furlongs Mixer, Ccryera, Isidor'
Time liza 1-J.
Blue Girl, Hyphen, Goldsmith Time
Nj Nile and half. the Advance stakes :,
star Bright, Ethelbert, Prince of Mel
About two and half miles, steeplechase
-Passe Jartout, Magic Light. illuminate
Nile ana sixteenth of turf-Barbetto
Pleasant Sail. Time 1:49 %.
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A.ti,,i4u n Wharton.

wharton. Texas. June 29.-Now that
Wharton has become one OF the principal
points Of the rice industry, new CONNER
ciaI possibilities are constantly opening up.
! 10000 oil mill will be ready for the
autumn trade, and this week capitalist
from abroad was In wharton examining
INTO the merits OF the town as locatlon
Greatly pleased with Wharton, with lts
Splendid railroad facilities and future pros
ufafe
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JAMES BUTE
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Races al Brerbar,

Brennan, Texas, June 2a.-The fair
grounds promises some excellent sport from
to O'Clock this afternoon. A trottlng
race, best two 10 three heats, hall mile
between Triloy, w. N. Mayneld's mare
and Dan Williams horse. is the first
event on the program Following this race
X i. Clemons' horse win run quarter
mile race with sam ID. w Lows horse
ANA afterward q race against round top
unknown There VIII perhaps be other
scrub races, and a big crowd viii go out
No admission is charged and no book
makers allowed on the grounds.
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Cnp Awarded 10 sMeet plxIe.

London, June % st leyau u.oats) came
In first IN the race for the Victoria cup,
valued GOO with 1900 added and II sweep
stakes Of 20 soyerelgns, az the Hurst lHrk
summer meeting today Richard Croker .
sweet Dixie ID Rein) was second and cap
pcr finished third An objection was en-.
tered against ST I.eyuu uu the ground ot
boring IL was sustained and The race was
awarded to Sweet Dixie The Victoria cup
Is a solid gold statuctte representing lne
late Queen Victoria.
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IooLeu IAN suspended Al Newport

Cincinnati, June 29.-Jockey d. Hall was
suspended for the meeting at Newport to
day for his ride on Rose of Red, favorlte
In the third race,
six and a half furlongs-Ceyion, Arrlba,
Brown Vail Time 1.2lA.
seven furlongs-Aiaggie Felix, Stamp,
locust BLOSSOM. Time lbs.
Five furlongs-Foilow, Rose OF Red, Miss
Gaines Time 1O2A-
Mile, handicap-John McEAroy, Toluca
sfrathbroeck. Time lg4Oi5.
SIX furlongs-Flop, Semicolon, slasher
Mne-ignls. King Elkwood, caloocau
Time 40.
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but whether be IL doing yachting any good
ls another matter The vessels are unut
for any use or pirpose whatever. They
are equal TO the Ave furlong brutes that
for so many years we pandered 70 in horse
racing The Jrt OF training and riding a
horse In long distance race was almost
lost and everything In the English turf had
become artificial. The result OF all this
treatment Is hat we can now barely hold
our own against the foreigners.
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necLINE oF eRITIsH spoRTs.

oodon Sporting Papers Grow fesSr
N'"NS, n,istic on Several Questions
London, June 2o.-The Sporting Times m N
,odsy,s issue again bewails me decline OF
Rrltish sports 10 several directions. ~
w W. had got into the bad system witn
that we seem TO be drifting into
v .,.itn our Yachts. Upton may be getting
w. w. advertisement with the shamroeK'
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san Francisco, June 2s.-in the Callahan
bernstein preliminary Callahan was given
the decision at the eud ~ the twentieth
round. The decision did not seem to meet
with popular favor.
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Nauasota e. Anderson e.

Nryasota. Texas. June 29.--Despite the
score. the game of ball played here yes
ttrday afternoon between the Nayasota
ans Anderson teams was very Interesting,
and was nobodys victory until the nome
+oam won In tho last inning the score WAS
o. In 1S A large crowd witnessed II ana
NO, cross word was heard on the grounds,
though each side was strongly backed py
friends.
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columbus yesterday in behalf OF the Oil
company.
The GrfAtb Small rice well is WORKING
fine. They have 100 acres OF rice hooded
from 7O-foot well.
Dr a. Mayteld and family have moved
shtIa from Bonus, Texas,
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Eiremen,s Tournament.

Waco. Texas, June pa racing team
from the lire department Of this city VIII
20 10 the tournament at Cuero next 1luts-
uay July l. The team Is "a very stiohs
one aud expects 10 take OF the money