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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
SPEAKS FOR SUCCESS
Secretary Bolton Appears Be-
fore Livestock Exchange.
WICHITA AT The FRONT
Next Years Convention the
Best Yet Held.

The seventh annual livestock conven-
ton Of the Oklahoma Livestock associa-
lion. held at woodward last February.
was productive Of results which viii
operate for long time to come. Every
member Of this association has given
forth his best energies to make an or
gained association which might make
for the better in the cattle industry Of
the Iavishly endowed western Oklahoma
country. Mr. VIII Bolton, the energetic
and always live secretary Of the asso-
citation, has given seven years of the
most earnest efforts toward perfecting
the system of range organization, and
at the last meeting al Woodward. held a
month ago, he had the satisfaction Of
seeing one of the most satisfactory re-
Unions ever held ia the history Of the
association.
Yesterday NIr. Bolton spent several
hours in the city, and during his stay
took occasion to call upon the Livestock
Exchange at the stock yarus it is need
less TO say that he was warmly welcom-
ed and every commission firm. every
stock dealer and all sellers and buyers
welcomed him at once. and as soon as
was possible called meeting Of the
Exchange was held to extend welcome
10 the editor-stockmau from the sister
territory.
All the several interests at the yards
ct once responded and a crowded room
in the Offices Of the Union Livestock
Commission company greeted Mr.. Bolton.
He was enthusiastic over the event Of
Wichita entertaining the next annual
convention of the association. and also
vehemenuy advocated fat stock show
% range cattle as an adjunct of the as
ISOLATION meeting.
ON April - there VIII be held a ses-
sion OF the livestock sanitary boards.
which Includes Kansas. Oklahoma. Col
orado. Texas. New Mexico and Arizona:
Bnd this meeting is TO complete and per-
feet the Organization of The Western
Quarantine association" which en-
braces The states above mentioned. aud
includes am territory from the Missis-
sippi river to California along that line.
This is most important affair. as it in-
corporates the protection of quarantine
lines and all sanitary measures. The
meeting Of this body of quarantine ex-
perts here I'M Wichita is n gracious com
piment to the city and is suggestive OF
the realizing sense of the stock inter-
ests that this city IS geographically
situated 10 the best advantages of the
southern stock interests. as to railroads
aud other accommodacons. 1t may be
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toms. and no woman should sIlov
herself 20 reach such perfection q
misery when there IS absolutely co
need e L. The subjecs q our poT-
trait n this sketch. Mrs. Williams z
EnFishtown. NJ. has been entirely
cured q such Illness aid misery -
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and TIE guiding 41vlce q Ms
Pnkhan q Lynn. Gass-
No cther medicine has such 3 record
for absolute cures, AID 10 ether Ulea-l-
cine IS Just as good Women Tfao
want cure saouh iEssst upon getting
LYDIA z PsakhSua Vegetable Cen
pound VIXEN thrr ssx Tor = 81 store
Anyway. write = letter % Ars- PINK
ham q; LINN, Mass. and tel aeT al
T0Ir troubles EeE ADVICE = t-~e>
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an invention four years ago, and since
then has been working constantly on the
machine that would prepare the seeded
string. He worked it out. and several
months ago, with the assistance Of Mr..
Alic Glass, foreman OF lie watershed
foundry. made the first machine; then
made seven others. which are now in
operation making quantities OF the
seeded string daily.
As soon as ne got the invention to
working point he asked his brothers 70
assist him, SO the Israel Seeded string
company. consisting Of Hessrs. 2. Frank
Israel. H. c. Israel and George ". Israel.
was formed. All OF these are Wichitaus.
and have been for twenty-five years. and
80 they determined to establish the busi-
ness here. They have excellent backing.
and while they are working regularly
now. they are only getting out enough q
the product 70 use as SAMPLES However.
they VIII set Up plant consisting Of
over one hundred machines, which they
expect to have Ia fuu operation by the
coming fan Then Wichita NlI have a
new and novel enterprise.
The seeded string that is being manu-
featured now is being sent out - ssra-
pies AIN over the country. and is meeting
with successes. as IS evidenced hy the
many expressions of agratuiations that
they have and are receiving from many
81 the largest and best gardeners q ire
country. me company claims for their
product. among other thizEs. that the
tissue paper string attracts moisture and
makes the seeds zprout quicker. thaf the
ightest seeds may be planted with ease
II windy weather: tbst Il saves q per
cent ~ time IN planting. that z plants
ia straight lire and there is positively
10 destruction "a hoeins and saves about
two days labor GA each acre q land ,n
thinning out. ard vth tn.s elaborate
cover beds can be planted 81 a aew heuzs
ana Il makes gardening - pleasure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21

TheST will Be meeting 81 IRE King
Daughters this afternoon a. S'clock az
the city su1ding
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
IN LAST RESTING PLACE
Remains of Robert Bissantx Were
fsmried Yesterday Afternoon

The remains Of Robert Bissantz were
consigned 70 their last resting place yes
terdav afternoon in Highland cemetery.
The funeral took place from the house.
where besides the immediate relatives n
the family, 3 large number OF che de-
ceased's friends had net 10 attend the
funeral services. Rev. A1olph Walton,
pastor of the German Lutheran church,
was in Charge. and IN fitting remarks
paid tribute 10 the dead The caskst
with tts contents was then taken 70 the
cemetery, where the friends snd loved
ones saw = lowered into the grave
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The special train CT the Gates Nexi-
can tour left Colorado springs last night
and the excurstonists VIII arrive n
Wichita At 10 clock this afternoon
and leaving here aver the FRISCO for ;hs
east
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-12
TIE FIRE RECORD.
Losses at Clarksville.

1
CarksyillF. Texas. Juiy 10. The follow
| Ing is nearly complete list of the losses
from the brc here Monday night
Buildings Mrs. s. f. Crawford loss
$1,000 insurance $500 IA .feutonln md $500
| g British American.
Gldlings * Anderson, loss $500; insured
! In Aetna for 5000 ana Northern for Sluo
surahce In Home $500. $1,000 In Hartford.
Gus Shaw, loss s8OJi insurance $1,000 IN
| Hartford, $1,000 In Commercial Union ana
| $1,000 IN Lancashire
9ucc Sl5do In North American ami Sl~o
ahcc L. Ilartl 1rl $500 German OF Free,
ror $3.50 llritlsh American $3.50 and
$l@N IN Scottish Union and National on
First National bark bulldng occupied
bS y D. Trblmp loss So UnU; lusurNure
u Western $500. British American $1,000
lnhl'adkelphla q, lndeIwrilcrS Sl5V' Lanea-
ire $1,000. Western ssJH.
r King loss $6oo nsnrsnce Ia Ian
oafhrc siym Oonmelrni Union Si7@l
insurance $1,000 In Scottish Union and IA.
tolAl and $1,000 in Lancashire
slWrbglg, dry goods loss N%Wl' IN
and N9nopal $500, $500 IN Phoenix o.
i'mtford, $1,000 IA Continental, 500 in
,.,Aloo & I; Goldlgses qncEfow brIck, loss
Y p. Black n 10. battling WORKS, lam.
a2e $1,000 Insurance $500 To- Ilclvetia
tuco IN NorthpfA $1,000; Western $1,000
Mccoy, saddie4y stock, loss $1,000. in
J., y. stelnlcln. dry goods. loss s2o.ooo.
Insurance h. peirnsylypna $1,000; Aetna
5000, Orient $1,000, Fire Association Of
PhllGdt phia 5000
ments loss StS0O0; Insurance In Phoenix
of Brooklyn $4,000. Aetna 5000 German.
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MAKING UP THE DEFICIT.
PYTHlAN ORDER DECIDED TO m
CREASE INSURANCE RATE.
Many Other Methods Of Raising Money
Suegested--Texan Elected
to Succeed ttinseY


Chicago. July 1.-THE supreme lodge,
knights Of Pythias. which has been in SEES
sion here considering the charges Of mis-
management by the board of control of the
eudoNm mont rank. today decided that tho
most cXpedient ways Of meeting the de-
hclcncy of $4,000 In the treasury WAS TO
raise the insurance rate to the maximum
r,.csc,.u,od In, tI, N,,+t,,at isr,t..,,,i o,,,
t'''' NV" w lu' '''''"""l i'"''''lN' V"i''
gross. lt in this way money iA not qulckly
enough forthcomlng If is likely that 4
,rasior as.o.ar,spt ~ "a oo,,t,. ,,.ui ~, .,,
'' ~ va '' ms WI "Vl ~
on every member OF the order Tor the hepc'
Tn Of the endowment rank This mo}e,
mapt y-,,,Ia snoolu,. ,ateo S35noua no
"."'" sp' Wy
. poard OF control VIII investigate tue ar
fairs Of the endowment rank pursuant with
tbc resciu4jong a1ontcd vastcrdDy nm
,t. IN, ,,t.'.
olhE lmheulale ''uoU "AIth VIII p' 'uAVp
viii be the institution Of foreclosure sui
I'm mn cndr1,nr Ia ro4c,te ga. r,,,ch as MOI
-, -. - -.
N''"e OF lA' money solo TO nave nepn ch'e'
ireply invested hy j. A. Hinsev former
nrcsideot of tbe ho1rd of conf-ol
-, L..
h''"'' we "'" rates. were u"'pl'u 'N'''
vb.thsr t,., nolir,. was roor ri. pn+ ,rbo
~, - r..t, 80,
"'u rates were "n'n more i"N''""'e 10 ~
men than To Young and conservative the
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COLUMBIA DID GOOD WORK
CROWNlNSHIELD YACHT DEFEATED
BOTH OF THE OTHERS.
II Was a Hard Struggle Between the
Constitution and the independence
for Second Honors.

Nenr,r. u 80,
w. =, 'u'S il-Nolumhh won
today'e race In fine shape with Constih.
tlon second and independence remarkably
nV t"N''l nnhl sailed an
exciting race with the two Herreshotf5 ana
led the Constitution M thu ontar ,,,rk ort,.
To hc beoton N, ha NV, ''''
I" ne ut'len py her little over two
minutes In the run TO the finish befare the
wind.
mn, 49,.
"N "'Vt9' 'ohAy was much stronger than
an previous daYE The result nf doduv d
.raco leaves mo ouasti,, 'N,''' .
'' 'llle' h'urtF-iootefS uncertain, the IN.
dependence being not su slow nrt,r ,lI
,yhIle mo go,,.,t,,,,,., ""'
"'' ''"''" nus Att 10 prove
~ "iuu'"u'hed superiority TO the other
two yachts On ANYTHING except ver, u.h.
niaaye therefore gone upward with a bound
.nu ltuSht lHn .rSpcliH are tryiuu tu Nu-
w NuA' me lndcrcndcucc viii do when Ii
pI3Es Htlie harder
re- iAg. Itself WIS exciting especially
Ml.u "a Hliin loss tHn an hour after IN
star. the independence hy Keeping near
VIZ N2HAG0usell sho,c forced the Cousltu-
i'N u"uut and FOR feW minutes was tho
!fl"oi IN tn' race. From that point to
lut lhlNthg buoy the night between the two
ydrhls Nas one OF the closest Coniests
ahnNt "lght, mites on, the 1yers batted
lpl lpc iead, Ihrce times did the Herre-
shpH ynchl attempt "a cross the how Of
me Cr0wntnehield boat, only Ia he beaten
'3ck pnd f4reed about
N1plIln Ian kept the Constitution right
that commanding position through the
speed ana pointing ahlNty OF the Boston
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--
LOCAI'
description of the proposed Carnegie
now the city bonds oro p, ho ,otoo
for at the election to be held on July -.
y W. Ogle tells an interesting story
OF his prison experience.
,a..,4,
uW r Ilee', Eate ana grand stand, The
iiue up rs rs touoWS;
I,f IharI's' Flremen.
, Ns5aa ,......;. cafs6af camp5pc si
Ioihhs .......-. First base. ........ Wells
l.,aee ........, Second base, Scarborough
Montcro ...... Third hase..,.. Childers
Joiner. ;....,... Right deid. 49,, lie CAR
HtEnGids ''''''a. Leit heid ...--,.... ollre
Umpire Proctor "e'''''''''' hle''ey
-
AMERICAN IEAcrru
Played Won. Lost. ret
PhIcot1'o '''''''''' ~ W. y $50
Daiiti,g" $1,000 % 5S "a .G4l
Detroit ......... 66 IS 80 545
l1riI1dnInbItha ''''' ~ - ~ .4G4
rlr,cnnd ..... al "a AZ idG
Milwaukee ...... GO % A 81,
,,,,.
thrpe STRAIGHT todnv M. bor,c ,c,,,, 1T.
,,.,,t ...tt, $50 80" "''"S
,, SjE9Get oooo,o ooo 2 & q
RReciH5RSH o,5 Ccn,;,,or. "2 z "n Of
' ''N''"
!. !. &. 4. !. !. ].
''"N' WV FlF'"r' u'''
''' "S o"neh'n9 mus IN the hrst
two innings The umpire's decisions wcrs
..,.a,,,ti,. ,...,. ,.......,. - t
fLa rro,c1 surgnl am. I'''s i,l,tny Vl'st
two men who attempiod "a XII XXX ,,Itb
Score "'''''''' A'''"''''''' II III II
washington 900 OaO ooo . -
Baltimore .....,.... $50 ono 600 q i q
% J,a,lrlch' Mercer and Clarke Howell and
Cleveland, July il.-Detrolt had nm or
na.t.d No i,t',, ''' '"p
plays Of the most scnsatlopa! knd helping
Score n II Il
' s'', ''"'" '"' ''"w'
Boston July H. Umpire Conneiy kept
the game going for three innings In a
hFS' paiI OF ti the SIKH inning Boston won
Gttcndance $500 ""'" "''s 'ne""' runs
>, score II y
ihhiIilSoIpo,niis; ''.''''''''''ddd6ii OF Q
Winteis and Scbreck; plnnt and smifb
''''" ""' ""'''H'
SpY,.rtrt,pN, ,,r,,
ooO Aiir"N hHN"oG'
Played, Won. Lost, PEI
S S, hoeS '.'''' ~ $9 ~ .r52
pfirmnl a., ii,, =, - 80 ~
Chnitanooga 80. 80 y S i i.6
Shre'epgrt ."..'.G0 20 - ABB I
Ne" orleans '.''t"' " 40 ~
,to,,rnt. ,,,. 9,
ntl winning etieak today by defeating .
a,,nNo"sa w ( RhC, IAst game Up witch /
Ntta.les "ulpH 'aed Nl9yton and Mrmp Ms /
NRlStlers hitting, he harIus two triples
NIL u uunnle 70 MS eteuk aud AleGruws
Scoro- II Il n
Memphis .,..,,.,.... 1OA 3OO OUN II y
Ehduanooga .....,, 200 ~ UuU- 10
lth0adUs and Armstrong; Clayton ,uI
Roth, '
Score II II n
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT News
poMesrlc.

Several prominent Southern democrats
indorsed the Ohio state platform.
II was stated In Chattanooga. Tenn.
that Postmaster General Smith would
resign and that Commissioner Of Pen
sions Evans would succeed him.
The revised list showed nineteen n.
tallties rs n result OF the collision on
the Alton road.
The hot wave moved southwark. sev.
eral Southern cities showing high tenn
peratures.
a railroad bridge collapsed at Spring
field. Pa. and nine men were killed.
II was decided by the supreme lodge,
X. of r., TO raise the insurance rate 10
the maximum to make up the 100000
dehcft
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FAILURES FOR JUNE
Heavier Than For the Three Pea
inu Months.

Heavier Than For the Three Pea
inc Months.
New York. July 11.--Classified fauaI
turns as reported to r. G. Dun 4 cal
the month of June show failures bal
than in the three preceding months
the same month in two preceding yeaaI
Prior ia 1899 last months liabilities "A
have .reen considered extremely light
manufacturing the total was s5ls,sllhs
than last year. but few unusnally n
disasters account for the difference
preston in the cotton manufactuis
tr overproduction of goods from 4
priced raw materials. had almost M
away without bringing any seriol;
urCS and the fact had been mentleHal
remarkable in connection with eiraH'
pert. One large CONCERN, howeyer, m
inns bic 10 bear the strain and It's dtlri
count for practically MI VI the lnh.l
ures which exceed the same month "a
recent year.
In other textile lines also the ~.
record is not pleasing hut since w
hsCa year has brought dehnite eoihfz3
In these branches Of manufacturt'
Is every reason 70 expect no fnrthE
assignments. Few failures occugei q,
liQudr and cigar dealers, hut two
mcwerles furnished liabilities 81 II
S4JO,O00. Little alteration appear, ! /
trading losses as compared with th
previous good years, but defaults
much lighter than in any June lHI
1899.
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SHORT NEWS STORIESg


CINCINNATI Judge Rufus r Smith Of
tirn against an the ticket srulpers
ifERRE $, j Governor Hawle has SO
pointed a. p, kittredge Of Sioux Fails Il
Srh1iot 70 MI thc vacancy caused by tho
dcJ!u of Senator Kyle.
ANplNG, Miss w. l.. Nolan shot aud
k,Nrd \. {. Palmer Both mon were en-
proved 10y the H12oo ana Mississippi Val.
n} halWoad company and were wen
SQUIH BEND, Ind Mother Mn, Sienna
rE'd o. whose worldly name was TuIn NJ
Murphy, died lt s. Mary'S academy She
i,rmerly taught at ST. bilry's academy.
NEW YORK The Journal OF Commerce.
slN> rams iN reorganization Of tha
ihlcrhAuoual Zinc company. thp SiuON OBl
concern which went into receiyership soma
nicntls slnre' have been practically com
NEW YORK The HYDE family Of PlaIn,
nHd' ~ J. nas INCORPORATED Itself Here
Hlvr me S"ohohb estate left 10y Charles
it}d" viii be known as The Union County
Investment company with bis widow. Ills
tnl som ana his daughter Us the six stock
NEW YORK a Washington dlspotch "a
lir tribune slysi The surgeon general ~
we marine hospital service Is not ready
funhSh the results thus TAR ohtaIned
uI4rI ms direction IN the attempt To enum.
Ialo me known cases Of lcprosy I'm Inc
ulitd Stdios, for the returns arc far From,
}" lHls country most OF them immigrants
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RACE HORSE RAN AMUCK.
Abe Frank Lost His Rider and Went
II Alone.
PUT IN THREE NILES AT TOP SPEED
His Competitors Postponed Their Run
Until the Mad Animal Was Cap
:, tured--Colt May Be Ruined.

Chicago. July f1.--An accident that may
prove the ruin Of a great race horse married
the sport nc Washington park this after
neon In the haywood stakes only three
colts went TO the post-Al,e Frank Charles
w. Meyer aud Pcntecost. The first named
was a strong favOrite and much money was
lbet on him at 0 20 .. Meyer was . 10 1
7 and Pentecost to 1. While the colts
were at the post there was false break
ana In attempting TO rein up Abe Frank,
Domintck In some way fell on The colt
could easily have been caught hid any
one been near enough. He trotted down
the stretch and some stable hands innda
a halfhenfted effort to stop the colt buf
only frightened him He then started to
run and made the circuit Of Tho trnci;
twice Mt almost top speed. Then he Iumped
the fence and after wandering about n
snort TIME returned 20 the track nnh ran
Six furlongs more before he was finally
stopped. lie was Immediately taken TO Inc
stable and Charles Meyer ana Pcutocnst
ran Tor the stake, The former being 10
showed the way NJ terrific clip to inc
stretch, but PentecOst chung to him aud In
the run home, he overlook and defeated
the Schorr colt amid much excitement.
The extent Of Abe Franks Injuries win
not he known for several dnys. The colt
apparently escaped any serious cuts ur
bruises. His owner has refused $4,000
for him
Pink Cont won the Midway stake handily
from Rolling Roer
Mile .rammany Chief, Audes. Light Bull,
Time t;4i
Five aud half furlongs Relies Com.
moner Rose War Eddie Bush. Time, i'0S
The Maywood stakes. 5000 added, i've
furlones Penteeost, Charles w Meyer
Time Loo 40.
The Midway stakes. s2O00 added. mile
and a. furopg-plnk Coat, Rolling Bocr,
Specify Time, 1.i5 20
Six fHrlohgs seide, 'rriadltza, King Del
lis Time. fda 40
Mile Water Chorus Boy vipcennes
Time ~ %.
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q
efs were worked. In Bosion's series OF
'egf games they were shot out three timo5
fitisburg .... 300 90 OK 10
BOSTON ss..4.t..... .lNoO 90 UN--
hlitrengp.
Cincinnati, Judy II Three errors aud
W. hits gave tho BSoosIyns three runs In
th.e nrst inning toby :, .,
tincnnat .......!.. t.ir 02O N0-- II =
BROOKLYN .......E $40 800 WN . II ?
fmNlps and Bergen; Kltson, Donovan ana
McGnlre
chicago July il.Two errors, O aine'e and
two doubbs IN the ninth inning allowed
tho visitors TO tic the score in today
game A home run by Flick won the game
for the rhtladeiphiahs Ia the eleventh In
ming. Attendance $50,
Score II II u
Chicago ....... eol 600 900 90 Il =
Philadelphia 49,. 600 600 COS Of :
EaEon nnl Kahoe; Dngglesby White ana
Douglass.
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STATE.


The states receipts from charter fees
will again he very large this month
There is n clew to the identity Of the
murdered man who was found near
Dickinson
Galveston viii have large delcga
ton at the Transmississlppi congress.
The sixth district is now being stirred
up over the election.
Ignite and sulphur have been found
near the Anderson comfy salt mine.
A Thousand men are now involved IN
the strike at Fort Worth.
The Il, y. T. L. held it's final SEES
sion and adjourned.
Good rains are reported from a mum
Der Of points
The citizens OF Bellyille will restore
a channel TO creek and prevent over
lOW
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STRIKE.

street railway employees tied up the
system in Meridian Miss,
The Newport News shlpyard mnchin-
lists voted to resume work at the old
scale
Strike of the steel workers was not
settled at the Pittsburg conference.
a fight took place between striking
fishermen and Japanese on the Eraser
river and sixteen OF the latter were
captured by the strikers
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I Tom Kenny, TwIg
rODAY's rNTIllEs.

Mile, selling a-year olds Lady Chorster
lo5 Himself 100 Military 10, Bohs no.
Inshot los Semlnole 10. Scurry 102.
Five,eighths Of II mile, maiden 2-year-olds
'-->fellp ioS Homestead no John Barlry
Corn 1yp, hllberl no, Iemoyne 10 Cast
Iron no, Musdora l07, Bvrne Of Hospr 4
~" Wooden ITO, The Knight ~. Harlem no
Fontenlx l0I, Cataplno l0T, Notllmah lo5.
lmma \ NJ 1o7, Silver Twist 100 Sun
shower l07
Mic ma sixteenth. S.yeor-olds ana up -.
A'cunrka 90 BlucF los, RafHello lld, Jnnie
lC~ BochpmrtOn 30
~ handicap six MISUNDERSTANDING 100,
The Nueec eer 100, Nav ". 0G. RcdccJ ~,
Sian pagh ", E,olln ~. Tower ~ Candies
C3 IslA ~ LADY l'rpAs 20.
Five and y half fuIlcrgs hnud'c1p. ..
ycnrolds ALBERT ll5 April shower ia.
irokct lOH
six tnrlongs. selling Hammock los NAV
o. GilrOv ini, Fousolcc aS, Tatar 0l God
FREY no Dread iO6 survivor to3, Rod
Knight 100 NNmouth Boy tlh h0phronE
100 Difhdence ~ VcutOro o. SudduUeG
rs. Federplist 100, Gochel 103,
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COMMERCIAL.

The cereals gained strength, corn
leading in the advance.
Prices OF live stock declined in some
of the markets.
Several Influences tended to produce
n nervousness In the stock market
There was better feeling In cotton
in New Orleans and an eratic coudl-
tlon In New York.
Failures for the month OF June were
found to be heavier than for some time
past.
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

company has been organized TO bore
well on the Terrence farm near Waco.
The drill of the Chicago Orange com
pany has gone through the rock ana is
now In the sand
Additional docknge facilities are being
provided at Port Arthur for the ship
ment OF oil
Twenty five wells are now being sunk
on the hill at Beaumont.
The fifteenth gusher has come Ia At
Beaumont
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Good Crowd q Nomnort.

Cincinnati July i1.--Tho weather was
very hot at Newport TODAY, but good
cicEd turned out 20 see the sport
Seven furlongs. selling Assassin, Polly
BiShy. Paschal Time. SOL.
Six furIongs, selling Vince, Chemisettr,
CwynntS rimc, 1915,
Five and half furlongs. selling la
thsop. Tho Widow, Dr.. Worth Tune,
1.l0L
m 81 Pd GeS SS fas aassc lse e4
SIX firlongs. selling -. q. Cox, semi
Conn., Flop. Tilnp, 1:1AL.
Mile selling Fairy Day. Rowdy c.
Birdie May Time, 1888
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-12
RAlLRoAbS.

The Santa Fe forced other western
roads IN stop rate cutting.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers aud directors OF the Houston and
Texas Central was again postponed
The Southern Pacific commenced tho
construction Of five miles OF additional
yard trackage at Houston. h