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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
TWO PERSONS KILLED
Riot in a Kentucky Town Ends witt
Loss of Life

hAoA IN q AtnAACAt Town EeAue " AAAa
Loss of Life
Chicago Jan IA special 20 the Trio-
une from Corbin. Ky. says.
As a result OF the riot here last night
two persons were killed. one mortaliy
wounded, three OF four others wounded
and s. building wrecked by dynamhe.
The dead;
MISS SUSAN cox. innocent bystandsr
killed by a stray BALLET
SUTTON FARRIS, killed By TIE ex-
plosion.
The wounded:
James Shotwen. fatal
Hsdley Bradley.
Tracey Cooper.
An unknown travelling salesman
At noon yesterday James Shotwel was
shot and mortally wounded oy Roua
White who had become angered with
Shotweu on being refused 70 longer keep
company with Shotwell-s daughter
White az once went TO the store o;
his brother. where he surrendered 90 a
deputy sheriff
Telegrams were sent to Judge Morrow
and a posse was ordered TO the scene
from the county seat.
In the meantime White was barrlcaded
with his friends ana The deputy sheriff
in the store.
When night fell the store was wrecked
BY dynamite. The sherin's posse ar
rived at midnight. and Roua wh.te is now
in the custody Of TIE sheriff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Jefferson city. NO.. Jan. 1.-THE state
Federation ~ Labor, in session he-e. 20
day passed "a resolution pr1t rirE
against the appropriate ANY mereT
by 5hB legislature FOR the state ma.ua.
Tho federation also adopted t1s reF9lr-
public school book there bs.ag nsw .f's
four printing houses 10 tae ln.tsi state
that print union made school books aud
asking the ST Louis wr far r'm
eioners 10 employ only uuiea Iso-t ll ere
construction " the fair tllafi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
1Eore Pover for ReceIver.

New York. Jan. 17-Francis 81 Black
receiver for the Guardian Trust company
was today empowered by Judge Laeomhs
in the United States circuit court 20 ray
s25IS2 due 70 the American Exchanse Na-
tional bank and % remove q Mlss3ir
forty first MORTGAGE bonds ~ The South
Missouri Llght COMPANY valued ne $500
each. that are now held as security ry
the bank Mr. Black was aepHar re-
ceiver by Judge Thayer ~ soc On ED
States circuit court OF MSS u-l Ee satd
that the light company o5s rP70fI-t.1s
its Indebtedness and wished Cd taEa rH
the bond issue of which these sec1l'tlss
held by the bank are a part
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

them join the Hebrew Bakers union ana
this was the cause Of the last strike.
The proprietors Of the shop claim that
while the first strike was in progress
the non-union men who continued TO
work formed the Independent Hebrew
Bakers union. This new organization,
however is not recognized by the Unit
ed Hebrew Trades and consequently is
looked upon as a "sca5' union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
Philinnine CasuaIfv IIat !.

Washington, Jan 17.-rhewar depart
ment has receive dthe following casualty
list from General Macarthur at Manila;
Killed December 15.-Duero. Boboi. com
pany c. 44th infantry; JOY r. Nooung.
Troy p. sHglor Corporal William p. FL
lett
Wounded-Extent not reported. Way
ner Eskridge David y. stark solomon
Dotteror; January T. Capan Luz7n G.
22nd infantry. E,dvard D. Mason, hand
side slight, December z. Deonsol Luzon
y. 9Th infantry. Philip A. Holenbeck
thumb. severe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

New York Jan. 17-Money on call
steady al 8 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ad5 per cent. Sterling exchaug
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at $4S7GAS7A for demand and at
81 S314 "a S3t5 foF 50 DAYS. Posted rates
1885, and 4S7. Commercial bills HS2ia
04S224 silver certificates 6PzG65lsc. bar
silver $3.50 Mexican dollars 4S1ac. Gov
eminent bonds easier; refunding 8. reg
istered 1o514 coupon 1c51k: IS register d
109is; coupon 10; new IS, reg stored Is e ;
coupon 1371A; old IS, registered 1131z cou-
pom 1879: IS, registered 1101k; coupon Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

The cattle market yesterday may be
best described as strong on good stock
ers. slow on common stockers and high-
err on good butcher stuff There was a
very food days trading, and every class
OF cattle was represented on the mark {.
The Quiglay cattle received ON the night
before were sold out and Robbons 81
Alexander bought the most OF them.
Townsend & Lamon. w. G. OICsbareer,
I-dwards State Bank of Hazelton. jim
Sparks and Dobbins were Sc lers II cat
H. on the market while The prncira al
buyers were the Dold Packing company,
Teuar. Joe Porter of Towanda; Robbins
& Alexander. Kinkaid and TroxeI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
COuNClLMEN GEL RELIGION
Peculiar Reason for Resignation Of a
Mayor.

Mayor.
Hiawatha, Kan. Jan. 17.-Because a
majority Of the city counoilmen refused
to leave a revival meeting and attend the
regular weekly council meeting, Mayor
S. Hunter has rendered his resignation
Unable to secure a quorum TO transact
business. Mayor Hunter sent a sherif to
the revival to compel the councilmen to
present themselves at the city hall A
majority sent word that they had TO at
tend the revival and could not come"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Hon. England. Jan. t7-fu sv'e - tae
REPORTS that the rost morfeu eEamina-
ton - tne romans o. throe members ~
the crew ~ tas H-itsh Steamer frars.
who have died snre FrdaT go n1t ~
veal that they were stricken vi.h te
p.aE4e. the agth11tie have ard rd fas
Friary net - dock hat 70 anchor la the
harbor Two more deaths amouE he-
crew have oecrrred WITH sr1aF snp-
toms # me plague Eve et fh crew
are Isolated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
SAID TO BE AMERICAN
Sensational Murder Committed II
English Railway Train.

London, Jan. IA sensational murder
was committed this afternoon on train
Of the London and Southwestern railroad
The murderer. Who is said in some quar-
tiers to be an American. entered the car
occupied by Mrs King Of Southampton
and w. Pearson Of Winchester, at East
Leigh When passing Surbiton the man
drew a revolver. killed Pearson and
wounded Mrs King IN the cheek. He
then rihed the pockets of Pearson. The
murderer jumped out Of the train but
was pursued and captured. The police
thus far decline to give the mans name.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
COTTON

New York. Jan. 17.-Cotton futures
opeaed easy. January $3.50: Febru4rv
SEQ; March t9.25; April, S93e. May s. /:
July 1927: August 500; September Se51.
October $50; November $50; December
$50.
Liverpool Jan f7.-Cotton. SPOT mod
crate demand: American midd Ing SO
New Orleans. Jan. 17-Cotton steady:
rnfddifnr si5c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Topeka. kan. Jan 17.-Colonel A. s.
Johnson is dangerously sick ar his home
In this city. Colonel Johnson was sick
early in December with a heart trolole,
bat the complaint was thought 80 lee
cured and he has been around as usual
since up 20 a week ago. when he was
taken sick and yesterday was pronounced
by his physician 30 be in dangerous
condition The colanel was the arst
white child born 10 Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

manufacturing industries within their
respective limits. The sisnihoant de-
crease in the population OF Crefa2d IS st-
trsbutable TO the fact that Il is city
OF textile Industries. whose produ Is
we're formerly exported in L1-ge Quanti-
ties 70 the United States. SUIT which Of
late years have suffered from American
competition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

This large four-stary building a ado
mrably dtted and furnished t1r me rsea
Il the slcE no ioathsame OF contagious
diseases admitted, but au other discs IS
thas arc usually treated so hospitals ara
sucees fully trcafef heres lreiaIin-
Wa.say. Cocalue suI Morphine lIih-fs.
absolutely guaranteed. So men. mar Sea
or single. can ono SAFE retreat h.ro
during confinement. and "a bone u every
ease found Tor tho child D. roaalret a
home Cor Che poor and rich aaa.. sa ~
Operations and medical treatment afs
free ard the only charge taat Isl made o.
the ordinary hospital zee Wairh
enough 90 1fy tho running expenses ~
che Institution. Tho h.sf ot retren
given when requires. write ~ circular
g. che "Martha wsah.nr.en H NEE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18
WALL STREET STOCKS
Mind of Spectators Was Ex-
tremeIy Nervous.
BREAKS WERE VIOLENT
Bold Manipulation to Oissuade
Holders From Selling.

New York, Jan. 17.-The state Of mind
of the spectators today was one Of ex-
IRENE nervousness. The cloud of dis
trust was somewhat dispersed during the
course Of the day and prices were lab
oriously lifted 70 a level above last night
but uneasiness required in the late deal
ings and the market closed with urgent
selling in force and with violent and dis
orderly breaks in number Of important
stocks. The excessive confusion II me
price movement during the early part OF
the day served to put Spectators long
OF stock in a state Of bewilderment.
There was bold and powerful manipula-
tion used 70 support prices and 70 dis
suade holders from selling The extreme
duliness into which the market fell after
the early selling movement had been
checked was proof of the success achiev-
ed by this manoeuvre but when it be-
gan TO appear that the marking up Of
prices had been simply for the purpose
of affording a market 70 realize on, the
pressure TO sell became urgent again,
leading 20 the final break in prices The
price movement was so Irregular and
mixed at all time as to defy any close
analysis. The opening weakness was
most marked in the steel group and the
conditions among the great steel corpor-
atoms continued TO excite grave uneasi-
ness curing the session. TIE conviction
is taking form in specula tive circles that
a war between the steel companies is
dangerously imminent which. If Il come,
viii denoralize earnings in the trade.
The tacit admission bl inside authorities
of a coming bond issue BY Federal STEEL
preferred Of , points, on account Of this
fear and declines in other members Of
the group. ranged from ! 70 points
Meantime manipulative support was ef-
fective fin other parts Of the list and
Sugar, Peoples Gas. St Paul Manhat-
tan and q number of the Pacifcs and
Southwesterns were lifted from l TO 2
points
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

Arkansas Ciy kan, Jan. IA 3
Sbedten. boekkeeper fer Colonel John
F,1rer. United states Indian aEent az
Grey Horse. O. T died ts5ay. lie had
been IN the Indian service fer twen,g SIX
years. The body was sent so SheSder's
former home a. Brooklyn, y. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-18

and ckeeTiuines soon
disappear when the kid
neys are cut ct or5er
or diseased.
Kidney troubi- has
become SO prevalent
thatnEnotulcammoa
fer a child 20 Be bcra
afflicted with weak kid
Heys. 1.-THE child una-
ares cen -F+a- % f-.
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urine scalds the flesh OF e, v,hen the child
reaches an age when e should te able 20
control the passage, It is yet afflicted vl,h
bed-wc,tiHg. depend upon Il. the cause q
the difficulty is kidney tvouble. and the FIRST
step shoald be towards she treatment q
these important organs. This UNPLEASANT
trouble is due to a diseased condn.cn OF ths
kidneys and b.adder and not 10 a habit as
most people suppose
Women as weli as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both neei the same great rcmety.
The mild and the immediate enec, ot
Swamp-RoOt is soon realized u is sold
b. druggists. in fifty- r.
cent and ere dollar - ~ .ss--sels
sizes. Tou may have
sample bottle by mail - 41s, -
free. also pamphlet tell Rene Of s-sup Ia,st
ing an about il. including many q ihs
thousands oi testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured En- writing Cr. Kam-r
& Co.. BiHrhamton. n. f.. be sure and
mention this paper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
AUSTRALIAN STAR WON HANDICAP.
American jockeys Capture First and
One Second Place,

American jockeys Capture First and
One Second Place.
London, April 24,-The city and suburban
handicap Of 1000 soyereigns for 3-ycar.olds
aud upward was won today by Spencer Col
lens black horse Australian Star, with a
Held of fifteen horses. II. j. Kings Aur-
ath was second and James Joycey's Alive
Scott third. The distance was about a
mile and a quarter This race drew a
large crowd to the famous race course.
In the events that preceded the City and
suburban on the days card, l.. Reiff on
TIA, tlly, won the Bachworth stakes while
Johnny Reiff on Simon Glover was second
to College Queen in the TadwOrth plate
Under the influence Of midsummer wealth
err the scenes In London this morning
closely reseinbled Derby day. From an ear
~ hour string Of vehicles. from donkey
barrows to the fourth hand passed. bound
for EPSON. Around the Elephant and Cas-
tie the crowds were SO great that il was
impossible tn cross the road Street cars
omnlhuses and vehicles of every sort were
mixed up in indescribHble confusion, while
comets and other Instruments lent cheer
fulness and animation to the scene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
SPOKE AGAINST MILITARISM
}. n. Merriman Details Punishment Of Dutch
in Cape Town Under Military Law.

London. April 2i.--J. X. Mcrrininn. tho
former treasurer of Cape Colony ana Nno
Is now representative Of the Affikander
bund In England attended n meeting Of
the liberals today and spoke against mil
itarlsm and aggression and said lldt tic
law must be established In Cape Colony.
lie has beard Of ircachcry aud espionage
going on. Respectable people were CON.
mltcd on the evidence of natives alone.
Thcy were brought Up and fined for harm.
less observations. called scditiens. aud tho
town guards harrlcd them. These things
crealci greater irritation and indignation
lihcratey stopped aud fonr editors had
been sent 10 Jail. The fruits of this policy
would be bitter. as the memory az these
Insults burned the hearts Of the people
Mr.. Merrlnlnn detailed instances NJ nun.
lshmcnt Of the Dutch under military law
usually on the testimony of natives nnd
employees. He mentioned an instance or
cheeky gil" being 1ncd for snsing things
against the town guards. Martial law and
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inrcd There won't be much danger Of
VIII the plan for the development of q
grcater Missouri Pacific mean the leasing
20 the road ~ the Denver and Rio Grande,
| RIO Gipndc Western, Colorado Midland or
Colorado and Southern"
IT viii be consolation said Mr.. Sage
positively. Tho directors have met and
voted unanimously In favor OF Mr., Gould S
plans, The Missouri Pacific win control
| ne roads embraced in the scheme by stock
thnt Of the New York Central In its con-
troll OF the Michigan CentrS and the Lake
shore aud Michigan Southern"
Docs the Missouri Pacific expect TO get
an outlet To the coasty'
Certainly, certainly" replied ATr Sage.
we shall have an outlet which will en-
unle MS Ia compete with other roads rum
ming 10 and from tide Pacific coast"
roau would acquire new Interests which
would give this outlet or make an arrange
meni with one OF the railways now tlnning
70 tue coqSt ana with which its system
uoes or VIII connect.
on we shall make trRfflr arrange
meht OF some sort giving our trafic 10
the road with which we agree and taking
's own answered Mr.. sage -
ROAD would be the AtchIson or what 1t
~ 4 certain that the reported project
OF building q line between IN Paso, Texas
no9lhr and santa Fc, which the Denver
ANA Rio Grande reaches. win be carried
through.' was asked.
tnE9 sg H Re s soss without sdD d Ho3
euss the question whether n new corpora
uVN WI he formed for the parpose Mr..
Nm Is IN charge Of the details and
WIN report hack 10 the board OF directors
| can say that the carving ont OF All
our plans viii undoubtedly put the system
III q very strong position
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
STATE.

A fireman was killed and trainmcn
and passengers were injured in a wreck
near San Antonio.
Governor Savers sent two more veto
messages TO tho secretary of state.
The pcnitcntipry board has decided
TO continue the iron industry at Rusk
The state real estate convention Will
open at lilsboro today.
The damage to the wheat crop In
North Texas Is greater than was antlc-
lputcd
The Grand Army Of the Republic and
the Womnn's Relief Corps elected OIL
GERS and adjourned.
The state Medical association select
cd the MINES OF eighteen physicians
for the state examining board
Tho Oge murder case, Involving n
nne drawn &al technicality, is on trial
at IliilsborR
Tho court " criminal appeals has over
thrown a precedent ana established a
new one In murder casos.
Tom Morris was given the death pen
atty on conviction for murder at Cor.
sicann.
Judge \. G. Kittrell OF Houston made
rather warn speech to the party of
New York visitors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
OF GEORGE GOULD
INTENDS TO EXTEND MISSOURI PA
ClFlC TO MEXICO.
a Movement TO Extend and Consolidate
and to Enter into Traffic
Agreements.

| Ncw Vnrl Anru OF rL ,,,,
pans eor thc 1nrn,,,,,,,,,t - ~, ~, N"s >,
pnctgc svs,cn v.hlrh coo.,,, ,,,.,,, '' ~
,n.,., M ,..,,'..,,,,, "'s
! a.. ""Nc lVe'Ncu
'"'''''''"N 'H'"'Srmu"' 4" inc at
! ',,''i - nv" 'ne inul'"t,'h 'hat not
, "'' '"'S ~ s''" n"'' .p' o"elcl TO
NV, N',s' "S' nv mon racine
- ~" W. pe lWn'Sn'u pF "S con
u'n, Wv wv ','''o NoS'o'h out II
w ""'' " S'n',N "u''vt I" tue coast
over lhe southern Racine lines.
MIR. Russell Sage announced last might
that tho ,rnto.t ~ h,,t5t,,. , ~, -, -,
~, ~ f'''N' ~ ""''"'"s INV rom ~
lasl' TcNhs, which Is reached by the
tv ia, Noxt,',,, C.at.,, -,
Wv NoN'N"h N'n'I" I" Nahta re- "
NJ, would be carried through This means
not only n parallcling of the AtehiSon linn
hct,.oor ~, 49,, .,,,.. -,
'''"''u tn'so 'No cN's' nut an oppoftn'
NIFTY 10 connect With the Mexican Central
and carry ue tr,fH. str,trht ,,, ,,.o, a.,
wy 0',,S - h"'"N Su",s"' up ''Vr 'ue
"'"n "V'V ~ Wv way OK tue oregon
short Line to Portland. Ore,
Tho central az the NIeNlcan Central a,
h,s r,.,o,,t,,. ,aa,, .,o,,I NJ.
n"S I''eN'N noeh s'at'n' mas passed mo
the hands OF Interests representing a rail-
road with connection AZ IN paso. AtchiSon
ond southern Pacific Interests aud those
or the Rock Island. which was said to con
template an extension TO Fl Puso havc MI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25

, me censorship throughout cape Colony
ttere,iied the people OF England from
showing the hnrdships Of the Dutch. AZ
an Engiishmai. Mr.. aierriman said he
viewed the policy pursued ia Cape Colony
WIN inc blacklist dlsmay. RI persisted In.
SCUM ,!Africa was lost 10 the British EN-.
p wps Inc only thing that conld save It
WIS recognition that The people wanted
have II. :"
W. sauer, the former commissioner M
pubic worries OF Cape Colony, snid the
cuhIps ~ which the Iioer women ana chill
ntrn were kept were guarded by scntrIes
Win lonled rifles and fixed bayonCts A
majority OF the women had been placed
IN them against their win. Their homes
hah been burned and their possessions hnf
been taken lie Ind tried 10 get the mil.
nary authorities, through the government
OF ape colony TO permit POO or 800
women and children cnmped at Fort Eliza
heth 10 be liberated, food and shelter
having been promised them by tho town.
but the military authorities refused the
Resolutions opposing the annexation and
crown government were adopted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
A PRIZE FIGHTER KILLED.
Billy Smith Died as a Result of His
Fight with Roberts.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE HAS OPENED W
Only One Game Was Played, Rain Ere
venting the Others-The Results
on the Race Tracks.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE HAS OPENED VI

London. April 24-"Bllly" Smith the
American puglist who was knocked out IN
the eighth round Of a contest with Jaeh
Roberts for the 126.pound championship Oh
England at the National sporting clup Mon
day night and who has laG unconscious III
hospital since, died at 1l:4j o'clock TINS
morning. An inquest over the body OF
smith will be held in the course OF few
days
Roberts, the opponent of Smith. the man,
ager Of the National Sporting cluD' lne
referee and the seconds nave surrenuereu
to the police. ,.s..o,
Altogether six warrants have been; issued
for the arrest Of persons connected Win
the Smith Roberts light on the charge OF
manslaughter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
A LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
Names of Men Selected for First and
Second Lieutenants.
THEY MUST PASS AN EXAMINATION
All of Them Served in the Regular Army
or the National or State
Volunteers.

Washington, April 24--The secretary OF
war today made public the names OF the
ass men selected for first and second lieu
TENNIS I'm the regular army under the
army reorganization bill. All Of these lner
have had services either In the STATE oi
| National volunteers or In the regular
army. They have been ordered for eSami
naion and should they pass they will he
appointed The number following the
| S,atc shows the allotment to each STATE us
1 follows;
...abama. Drank W. Glover James r.
| Shelly. Frank h. Lyn. Thomas Hardeman
| Richard Il Going. William l. Screws, WI
nam s. Wells, Marion II. MADISON, James
Arkansas, 7-Tilman Campbell. Solomon
| L. Jefferson, Robert ". Reynolds J. ~
| kclso, Jr, J. l.. Long, John W. Ward
| Walter G. Hudson.
Georgia, Il Cleveland wncoxson, Blintop
| Winship, Troup Whitehead. Calvin Il.
| Holmes, l.. W. Caifey. Walter 7. Corbett
| l,oss Reese. John j. Miller, 5. q. orr
| Iluntcr Hurts, Charles NJ. Pendlcton, C.
| W, Flake.
Idaho /.
Illinois, -.
lndinna. II.
Iowa, j.
Kansas g.
Kentucky. IL.
louisiana THOMAS I. sherburn,
stephen O. Foqua. Thomas II. Underwood
robert NJ. holland, John l.. Norris Richard
l., Cordll Albert i. Phillips.
Maine, J.
massachusetts a.
New Hampshire, ..
New York 81.
Rhode Island, ..
Vermont, ..
New Jersey. o.
l'cnnsy lvania 80.
Maryland, /
Michigan. ~.
Minnesota, S.
MissisSlppl g William Irtterhack. James
Butler. Edgar NJ Cofev. Robert y Tate
BENJAMIN Kossmon. Cuilcn G. NitcheiI
MIssolnI II - "V''
Montana
Ncbraski.
Nevada
North t'arolino H.
North Dakota
Ohio, 53 i
Oregon .
SOuGh t'orolin, :
Souih Dnkotn .
Tennessre IL SIN, VA, Lar = pt,
lem samuel ii. McAllisi"r.' H. A CcyIntr..
Tor. Richard w Wajier II Il RjrbnE5
mood Eastman Curry Arthur rinii,,nttt
Frank t. case fIaTt Row Gr,nt ny -
Trent. i''''''' WANT l.
Texas "a Jorcs prrro,,,bs ,b,r,o,
/, Willard Bcvnrley Rnod iFie"SA sfs, ',yH
W. G. Flt2pntrick Z " Mara q 9tuS AK
hott Frank II 'rHmDtins W'}iiie,n,' T. " ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
SOUTHERN LEAGur

memphis Tenn, April 2i,-rhe first game
OF the season between Southern league
teams was played at League park here to-
DAY between Memphis and Little po,l,
,,ha resulted in a victory for the latter Inv
ton's i MI W. 10 4 The feature was Hut
tne game for the visitors The Attendance
Was large and the proceeds were given ta
t me .oniedcrate reunion funds. TIE cams
Sc %n Sp'''"iS sanctioned by President Kent
Littlc Rock Ont ton oon q H. IL. u.
Nrnlpnis .;;,.. 200 0O2 600 o. IN /
RhooToSs' b,yGknurn, Lynch and Hutton.
swain suleluS and