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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
aDlsMANTLlNe INDEPENDENCE.
oston Yacht Is Being Broken to Piece
Where She Was Built.

|oston Yacht Is Being Broken to Pieces
Where She Was Built.
soetor Mass eonton,hor 1 Tho octrat
Foostoh MISS Heplemper - ne ut'u"l
brk Of dsmantllng the Boston yacht In
|pcndence was began this afternoon Mt
II s,.h - -
Isl commonwealth uock' south bostoh'
|The latest word from Mr.. Lawson. who
stil at Ror ITorbor t. tbe+ All IN
Ftal FORMING the nun oil the lhuepehue CO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
MNLocH PARK CLOSED DOWN,
Suspension of Races Is Intended to Be
Only Temporary

Suspension of Races Is Intended to Be
Only Temporary
st Louis. September Tho directors
of the Klnloch Park track decided today
to close down temporarily until General
Manager Joseph A, Murphy can accurately
determine the staudiHg of the club In the
councils of the Western Jockey club, or
until he can interest some Of the hors'men
in Chicago in the gacing at KIuloch. This
action was only taken after a majority Of
the owners stabbed at kinloch had APP
Man OF Honor was the only ravoritc to
win today, second choices tnEing the bal
ancc of thn card Robertson pilutcd three
mounts 10 victory. Track fist
Mile and a furon6, selling Sarlllas Mus.
ltalouge. Countess Clara Time l:5tA
Seven furongs selling Man of Honor
The jefferson. Little Lost Time 30
Five and a half furlougs Miss Hume
Braunigan Dueln Time l:0oN
SIX furlongs Kitty G.. star Cotton. Mrs.
Brunel. Time i:06
SIX and hnlf turlongs, selling Siren
Song Eva's Darling, Papa Harry. Time
I .D9La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
LORD DsRBY BEAT soRALmA.
Boraina Was a Tremendous Favorite
and $4,000 Wont into the Pool

Boraina Was a Tremendous Favorite
and 100000 Went into the Pool.
Hartford. Conn, Scptembcr "a hie
crowd at Charter Oak park this afternoon
witnessed the defeat OF Thomas Lawson 3
celebrated gclding Boralma by G. j. Ham.
Inns Lord. Derby, The race was one OF
the finest OF the year ana 1t was only af-
ter five heats had been trottcd that the
Boston favorite's colors were lowered. As
much as $4,000 went into the pool. Bor,
alma was tremendous favorite befor, the
start al odds OF to Tor the other two.
Ed Gccrs was up behind Lord Derby;
James G. Gntcomb drove Roralma ana NJ.
r.. Mcllenry held the lines over The Monk
2Ot pace. purse $500 Edith w. won.
Rest time, BOG.
Derby, b. g., by Mambrlno King, libel, by
Hhmlins Almost. Jr lGccrSl, won, BEST
time, 2;O6h
$40 trot, purse $500 roeelcs won Best
2l4 pace purse S3ooo-Dan Patch won.
Best time, 20SA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
A COLLISION AT DALLAS.
A Passenger and Freight Came To-
gether al a Crossing.
MAIL CLERK AT. JACKSON WAS KILLED
G. w. Ward OF Sunset Was Injured In
ternally-A Number of Horses
Were Killed

Dallas Texas, September 5,-A collision
between a freight and passenger occurred
this afternoon about O'clock at the cross.
Ing of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Re
and tho Texas and Pacific railways in
East Dallas Cars were torn Into spliitcrs
and general confusion resulted. No pas
schgcrs were Killed, but number are
suffering from wounds.
a, f. Jackson of Waco. extra mail clerk
on the Santa Fe was killed Instantly. His
hody was badly mutiatcd.
G.. W. Ward OF Sunset, Texas. who was
In charge of shipment Of horses on the
freisat, sustained Internal injuries.
The fireman ana engineer on the Texas
az Pacific train saved themselves by Jump
Ing,
'ihe combination baggage aud express car
on the passenger train was torn complete.
~ I'm two, but the passenger coaches re
ntnrcu on the track The Texas aud Pa
enc engine Is complete wreck and part
~ buried in the earth,
Sottral carloads of horses and mules were
on the freight train. Fourteen AT the amt
nmls were killed and presented a revolving
Sigut,
ihc Texas aud Pacific track was torn up
for a distance Of 2OO feet Tho santa Fee
traok iS being used again, but tan Texas
AMI Paclhc viii not likely he cleared before
morning.
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he did win. II is not an exarrrratlon 10
put the agnre at siOO,0O0 and Il nrohhbiy
was nearer $4,000. II may best be
expressed by saying thst Il was Nl thar
thu ring would stand to lose aud prnh-
ably ecllpsed the famous coups made with
Daisy Woodruff az Morris park ana with
Qucenle Trowhridge at Monmouth park
The ring was not n Q righteous mood.
But IL hid to he bear with the facts.
II does not Ike TO acknowledge that II
can not tell by the way the money comes
20 II whether Il Is sucker money or n
stable commission. Bur today IL was not
until the field was going to the posi- and
Glueon sent in his regular commissioner
to snap IN what was left that there was
recognition that the persistent but seem.
ingly awkward acceptance Of the big
odds earlier was In his Interest
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coLuMBIA,s rAcTIcs QUESTIONED.
Bore Down on the Constitution Before
the Start in the asst Race

Bore Down on the Constitution Before
the Start in the Last Race.
Newport r. l.. September 5.--Mr, w, But
|er Duncan was seen aboard the Con stitu-
Hon after the last race with the Columbia
|and asked CONCERNING the Columbias tao
|fics in the jockeylng before the start. lie
|was not disposed TO complain, although he
|did not think Captain Bars action was in
accordance with the rules.
81 do not think Captain Barr had a right
|to crowd us as he did before we crossed
|the line" he said The Columbia bore
Down on MS at least three times. We shall
|nake no protest, however as there Is moth
|lng 10 protest These boats are racing In
Order that the challenge committee may
Nudge which Is the better yacht under DIFF.
|fercnt conditions Of sailing. We are not
|tontestinE for cup. have no complaint
10 make about the Incident In the condi-
Hon IN which the Columbia had MS when
tve came down "a the line 10 jlb and cross
Id the other end was the only thing for
|fhe Constitution TO do. The boat Is doing
much better. ] think II is due to the sails.
1 Captain Barr OF the Columbia was not
|much inclined 10 talk about the incident
|At the starting line, although he felt that
be was clearly within the rules
''We certainly did not break any rule.
he said II am quite sure that II the Con
|etItution were inclined 10 make protest
|ta the committee tho decision would he 10
hour favor | would he glad II the Consu
Button should make such \ protest TO eettls
the point"
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MADE A BIG HAUL.
David Gideon Reaps Rich Harvest on
Josepha

David Gideon Reaps Rich Harvest on
Josepha.
New York September 3,-Whot is fcgard.
ed as one Of the greatest coups ever pulled
of In the betting ring at a race track oc-
cured at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon
when David Gldeons Josepha won the
race for 2year-old maiden allies, and
her owner reaped a harvest OF $1Oo00O
or more from the ring. Gldeon's betting
was made scientifically. There was no
wild. raw lunge made when the price was
the sweetest but a most careful garner
ing OF the odds by expert commissioners
unknown to the ring, and who made their
wagers in cash They took the 60 to
as If they we're mere loungers about who
wished 10 nlbble at IT. and then took the
10 70 / with no Increasing interest. APP
pnfently a holiday crowd out for lark,
they seemed With no single net bigger
thnn $40 And then they sanntered about
picking out the 40 10 J, carefully passing
any smaller odds And when there was
no more 40 to they took 80 to !.
By this time the ring had been pretty
well deluged with money, but Ii looked
Ike ''sucRer" money 20 tho layers ana
besides. octoroon. Dunweli md Nnsidora
the general public But Just after the
] oIfds mad been driven down 90 30 10 l
and fhe nlles were Sn tneir WAY TO ,6 6ne
| struck terror to the hearts Of layers. IL
| was the bulk Of Gideon's money coming
| invers recognized that the juicy prices
| which they had laid earlier had been
gobbled up by his commissioners; the
| bnt Gideon didn't much care. then. and
| il soon BECAME a question wish him Of
| When no got through with them the price
nominaiiy was anywhere from 3 70 / %
| 3 to l. bur II was merely = price, foi
| Suotation lie had stopped them.
| Mo- Ter who was on the ally, has no fol
lowing. and that aided things materially.
There was nothing to the race bul
| Sesriy a malt dossn lengths. aud onls
| Gideon hmsalf knows exactly new much
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
BASE BALL NOTES.
A przzIING MOVE.

John NJ Ward put aside stuck of legal
documents one day last week to discuss
move that has created no end 81
comment in baseball circles, the same hethg
the announced suspension Of the National
agreement by the National league after
September 30. 1T is a mystifylnG move TO
mo and | can not understand IT,, said Mr..
Ward lit is Just the opposite of what |
would expect with the Natiounl league hay
Ing a light on It's hands On the fac of It
1t looks 10 he bad move, hut the mag,
mates of the league ought to be shlewd
enough To know what they are about. Ihey
may have some plan In reserve that nag
as much in the dark as any other OUTSIDER.
at may be- as has been suggested, mat
American league, permitting the Naionai
to 20 nfter minor league players ana get
them ahead Of the rival league, put ~
seems to me that the loss OF the premier
position and the prestige in baseball, which
comes from being the party of the hlS' art
OF the agreement would more lhan ons w,
league leagues CtSoMmparatvely few PLAYERS arc
come up 10 the National league require
lnents and these could be had by draft
or purchase rs heretofore
"1bc National league fathered the VA
tionai agreement, fostered It, has held Slat
ii is the huwurk Of the game, ana itNh re-
fore seems strange that qfler az f4 rs
ID
done away with. II was the National
agreement that made the reserve rdle Ell
fectlye,
Gene Demont appreciates hIs intrinsic
value to the Boston team, and is out for
all the dough" in sight, Monday he was
handed n contract calling for $3.50 for
1902 He told Sclee that the salary su ted
him hut that that he wouldn't sign unit s.
500 was advanced him. He has yet TO get
the coin
bridget" Donohue for many seasons a
| familiar figure as catcher Of the Chicago
National league team, has signed 10 do
| heckston work for tho Philadelphia Ath-
| ietlcs Donohue had disastrous time Of [
| al Colorado Springs and nus been let "n''
"Rube" waddelL another eccentric pro-
fessIonal Is In bad odor with the powers
that be IN the Chicago club, and II he
doesn't show up ready for work withlk the
uext two DAYS he will he suspended for the
| remainder Of the season,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
DEFENSE OF THE CUP.
Columbia Has Been Selected to
Race Against Shamrock II.
bon IS SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTED
Wanted His Boat to Go Against the
Constitution as Originally Intended.
Shamrock's Crew Jubiant.

Newport. r. l., September J.--The Column
i. champion Of 1890, has been chosen to
70 against Shamrock II In defense of
y Americas cup. This decision was
ached today after n conference lasting
u hours between the members Of the
allenge committee. All the committee
ls present Commodore Lewis c. Led
"a presided.
me discussion was exhaustive. The per-
finances of the two boats were compared
,e conclusion was that the behavior of
4 Columbia was far more consistent than
Al of the Constitution and that In the
yumstances. there was no alternative
II to name her as the defender Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

teur golf championship tournament at At
lantIc City, beginning next Monday have
heen issued r. J. Laughlln and J, ].
Wilher start from the first tee al I o'clock
who has Charles II Seeley as n partner,
will he called at $40. Walter ] Travis,
who will play with Charles Hitchcock Jr., ,
o'ciocf Wliam iiolabIr Sp'g Jr S 0sior Archie
Redd are the FIRST pair out between 8
and 0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
Commando to Be Retired.

New York. September o.--Commando, pro.
nounccd by turfmcn 10 he one " the great
est race horses known IN the last thirty
years on amy course, is to he retired TO
the Castlcton stud In konhcR% Whcr
never race again His last race was IN the
Realization stake. In that race he was
injured aud more recently he bowed ten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
Whitney Now owns Blue Girl.

New York September William c.
Whitney today purchased John Z. Mad
denis interest in the nlly Blue Girl She
viii carry the light blue colors in the great
hlly stakes. which Is TO he run SATURDAY
at Shoopshead bay The price paid by Mr..
whitney was kept secret.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
HENo SHOWED HIS QUALITIES.
Won the Dash Stakes at Five Furongs
at Shcepshead BAY.

Won the Dash Stakes at Five Furlonas
at Shcepshead Bay.
New York, September 5.--Heno, for whom
Clarence II, MncSny paid hlg price in
order to have n candidate in tho Futurliy.
showed his quality at Sheepshead Bay to-
day by winning the Dash stakes at i've
furongs He came from far back in tine
last furong and won, going away In thc
fast time Of 80 3-5. Behind him. among
others were Loonora Lorlng unbeotrn nj
to this time, Cameron and Par Excellence
There We're only three starters IN the
Turf handicap at a mile and quarter,
with Dccanter faymite ut % .. ii made
the running with Kamara at his tanks
to the head of the stretch, when Water
cure closed and In hard drive won by
length. Decanter got the place by. n head
Five furlongs- Flora Pomona, Rose of
May, Hatasoo Time 145.
Milo Golden Grain, Arak, Lamp 0'Lee.
Five turlongs, the Dash stakes Hcno
Leonora Loring, Cameron. Time 30 10.
Mile and a quarter on turf, the Turf
handicap Watercure, Decanter. Kamarl
Time 2.0S Id
Seven furlongs- Duclist, Belle Of Lex.
ingtou. Chuctanunda. Time l;2B 80.
Milo aud sixteenth on turf, selling
BCdeck, Speedmas, Delando. Time l'iS.
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SLIGHTLY DISQUALIFICATION.

New York, September o.-sir Thomas LIP
h said Of the selection of the Columbia;
fPcrhaps shoud he glad and no Doubt
hny will say now that l nm sure OF lift
I'll the cup. | hope so. but 1t would have
|tcn greater satisfaction really II the
restitution had been selected | thought
II cup committee would have had more
Ices so as to give the Constitution an
|her chance TO get IN proper trim. de-
|t think they have found ont that boat
There seems to he n iubllnut feelns
hong tho crew of the Shamrock nj the
|lectlon Of the Columbia as the cup dc
|nder, They have not mucl to say, but
Us plain that they feel very much en-
|nraged at tho 0"ospcct nf meeting th'
n defender Of 1899, for they do no. be-
ffe she has improv6N enough 10 beat the
hamrock II in any kind Of weather. They
|gue that their yacht was designed to
|at one ten minutes faster than the Co
|mhla and so they can surely beat her
|ih the Shamrock H. as abe is now In
Effect racing form.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
BROKE A WORLDS RECORD
Jiminez Did a Mile and Seventy
Yards In Fast Time at Harlem.
LOWERED MARK MORE THAN A SECOND
Heno Showed His Good Quality at
,Sheepshesd Bay and Won the Dash
Stakes at Five Furongs.

Chicago. September 5.Two records were
broken at Harlem today, one or them the
worlds mark for n mile and seventy yards,
which distance was covered by Jimlnez
in the third race In LAP 30 In the fourth
Nellie waddell covered four furlongs in
AZ is seconds, heating the former record
Of the track of AN seconds.
The worlds record for the first distance,
.43h was made on the Harlem track In
July. 1894, by Lillian Lee who carried
ninety five pounds Jlminez today, with
l0t pounds up. is the fastest race run on
n circular track In this country. me
race was between the winner and Federal,
and with both horses in splendid condition
ana on fast track. Jmlnez was forced to
record. breaking pace to land the prize.
Nellie Waddell had MS her closest compct-
ltols Magi and Ed Austin, and simply gal
lopcd home. being easGd up all through inc
last hundred yards. The purse was STU
40 the winner. Wealth Gear; track t9St.
Sin furlongs- Della Ostrand. Haidce, XIV
trdale Time 11i95.
SiX furlonps- Iurnle Bunton, Headwatef
The Lady. rme 1:i2 10.
Mile ana seventy yards-Jiminc2, fcuerui,
Charlie o Bricu. Time LAP 80.
Half mile Nelie Wnddell, Magi, Ed Aus
tin Time a IL seconds.
MILF Mil aclc ii, Anthracite, Brutal. Ilme
Five furlongy. selling Belle Of Minco
DodIc s.. step onward. Time l;Ol 30.
Mile and sixteenth, selling penlnan
Thompson. Hnviland, Gawain. Time
/ 10 A..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
HOME TEAMS 70 PLAY SUNDAY.
Firemen and Cawthons Will Meet al
League Park for Purse.

League Park Tor Purse.
The baseball game next Sunday between
the firemen and the Cawthons will he
douhly interesting from the fact that a
side bet Of 800 has been put up by the
players and each team will try ali the
harder to he the victor. The tiremen clain,
to be the better club of the two and the
Cawthons are equally as confident OF win
ming. The game will he close and interest.
Ing beyond doubt Umpire Proctor viii
cali play promptly AT p m. Ladies adj
mltted TO gate and grand stand free.
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eenvine eeat Hempstead.

Bellville, Texas, September 5.-A game OF
bali was played here yesterday between
Hempstead and Bellylle, resulting in ia
vor Of Bellville by a score OF IL to 6,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
nrAnrNn coIIIsIoN M ronNNY.

Forney. Texas. September a.. The west.
hpupd passenger train ran into the rear
of freight train here this evening about
, O'Clock, Wrecktng the cah"osc and box
car: nlSc damaging The front of the en-
guc Many passengers were shaken up
All OIL board ana gone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Hot days followed by cool nights Will
breed malaria In the body that Is bilious or
eostIye' Prickly Ash BitteFs Is very val
nable al this time for keeping the stomach,
liver and bowels well regulated Capitol
Pharmacy, 5i7 Main street; Abbot, Cock
rell & Co, COZ Main street; A. p. Kiesling,
500 Main street special agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Five furlongs, new .Futnrity- course sell
Ing, maiden 2,year- olds--Iim p, Jr. Cryp.
Bed Dunwe i12 GoldHaE4 li5 BESSIE Ne Ne
timist. Cast Iron. Hot is Missoauodrn,
Broad Street, Batyah 10, Sir Lewis 1l5,
Thoth l0T.
Mile. 3-year-olds and up-Monarca III
Wax Taper 1876, Tom Kenney ll2, Satire
107.
Five and half furlongs of new Tuturlty
course 2yenr-olds- South Elkhorn, PrGto
rius 112 The Rival, Peninsula III, Jim
Tuly. Clearwater 112 Endurance By Right
1875. Gibson Light III, Brun, Caughna'
waga li2.
Mile aud three sixtecnths the Reapers-
Water Color 13l, Nones lib, Autolight.
Black Dick lo6.
Six furlongs Oh main track, selling
Frivol SIS, Cherries, GuesSwerk l0S Scotch
Bush 100, Double six, rempcton 113, Flora
Pomona 100 Irene Lindsay lilo, Ante Up,
Barbara Frltchls los, Schwalhe IS, Mntage
10s, Ascension 80 Lady Sterling So.
Mile and a half on turf; handicap Imp
no Baron Pepper lo2, Trigger 81 DR.
Weather clear and tract fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Brooklyn, \. Y, September 3.-BrookIyn
beat Cincinnati today In hoty contested
teninnlng game. Hits wee numol Gus but
runs were scarce owing to sersa ional fell
Ing. five fast doubles keeping the, score
down A peculiar play occurred In the
stand and back again, Farrell Q ov ring
the ball IN time to nail Stelnfeldt at the
plate This saved the game
Cincinnati 800 900 coo o. . II ,
RrookIyn 0O2 0oo eco / 3 2
Stlmmel and Peitz; Kltson and Farren
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Golf Championship Tournament.
New York, September 5,-The pairing and
time OF starting of the players In the ANA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

LEXINGTON. The Texas Central bank
will be open for business by October at
the latest.
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lJnders skirts

Understands Of Muslin, made with deep
umbrella nounce, finished with dust
ruillo, G9c quality. EGa
Tndcrsirts Of Cambria, trimmed with
emlToidcrles and dainty laces, S1bo md
$40 quality, flQn
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General Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau, at 8 .. m, seyenty-hfth
meridian time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

strenoth Enables You 70 Stand the fioat.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic giyss
strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

We do lots OF plan
ming here to sell you
goods for less than
other stores and be-
lieve we meet with a
fair share OF success.
Here's our bulletin for
today and tomorrow.
Read it.
Trade Winners

Goods you know about at prices
you can't resist Prices for today
and tomorrow only.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
sOuTlIERN LEAGUE.
Birmingham, september 5,-BIrmingl

Blrmlnghnm Septcmher 5,-BIrmlnghhm
defeated Little Rock today in one OF the
closest and most exciting games OF the
season hits were punched on McCloskcy
In the eighth inning and with two errors
this lost Little Rock the game.
Score IL II
Eirminpham DOB oOO Ok 8 S 2
Vittlo Rock 2Ol 10l coo 4 10 I
Tipp and Kalkhon; McCloskey and
Lynch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Better for tho Blood Than SarsapariIis
Eiets. Groves Tssteisss Chill Tohis.
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September Sale of Mus
lin Underwear

Such values are impossible else
where-not always here-don't
wait till they are all sold.
Ladies Camhric Gowns, trimmed with
emhroidprles, hcmsttched tucks and
laces, $500 to Sl,2J GGhm
quality, choice ..,.............. VJG
Camhric and Nnlnsook Gowns, neatly
and cinhoratcly trimmed With fine
trimmings, 500 and $50 Qnuhty,
slightly suilcd n0n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
District Averanes.

PALE PEOPLE HAVE PALE BLOOD.
Groves TasteIess CHILL Toxic makes rich
hood. -S- y l--.-l,----s
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Corset Covers

Corset Covers Of Cambria, trimmed
With lace aud Tunle, a.
pc quality. Choice ........ AJG
one lot Of daIntily trimmed Corset
Cororsl slightly solled from display,
G 5a61%iss'y .. sold at . s2a5 to saos liz
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Chenise

ladies Muslin Chemisc Of extra quality
muslin. SOME trimmed with corded
French hund, others trimmed with ruf-
tlcs aud lace DE n
tUnl'o .s.t.' s.s.''s ..ssf -''s'ss - ~ "
Chemlse ana Fancy Combinations of
dainty Nnnsook, trimmed with nne
lacos and cmbroldcrics, SIS loo
quality, choice ....,,.....,..,. ~
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Drawers

Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Drawers,
trimmed. SOC quality. 1En
Choicc ........ ,....,......., & 1G
Ladies' S2.O0 and S2o5 Drawers Of
NainSook, clahorately trimmed, slight
~ tossed from display, f1Hm
Choice . - - UV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Chattanooga, September 5.--Chattanoogu
defeated Shreveport in a batting contest
today Both teams hit the ball hard and
often.
Score II y
rbnttonoora COO 90 30 o l. 4
Shreveport .....1O4 O20 90 I IA q
Called at end of eighth account darkness.
Bruncr and Roth; Fisher, Butler and Nc.
CURE.
Nashville, Tenn. September Nashville
outplayed New Orleans today and won by
a score of 10 to 3. The visitors put mp
bad fielding game and Freeland was hit
hard.
Score II 70
Nashville ........ .014 3l2 o0x--l3 IS ,
New Orleans 0l0 01O go ) 3
sample and Fisher; Freeland and Gilt
gan.