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A. AND M. COMMENCEMENT
The Program Was Carried Out and
Visitors Were Pleased.
WINNERS IN THE COMPETITIVE DRILLS
annual Meeting Of the Alumni Associa-
tom Decided to Build a Hall and
to Put in a Library.

College station. Texas June 10 Tho nro
gram FOR today was a good one. In tho
morning there was an inspection Of acnort.
men's' including exhibition Of i've stock
farm machinery, dairy maehiucry eanncry
apparatus and appliances for instrnrt,,,,
u'spiay OF products OF students work st,,.
u WI, were AT work In the shops and the
''s''ors were pleased with every detail.
celebration. 'V'''
Az o'clock the drills were on. followed
~ uFess parade which gave the BOYS n
une opportunity to display the military
i. " 'uer education, aud they displayed
Caa G the competitive drill the winners were
p0ny b. Roscoe, eompnnv 'i n'i com com
n,rnpahS u, Senior Captain Garbndin n.,s
of NJ CIV, wtn watch ~ the membeFs
tions will Hn ptner company presenta-
X I'M nc made tomorrow
- S business meeting of tbr Ainn,,,i
afsSoelltion held this evening the roiiav,i,,,m.
e .aSon' hrst Yice presidtHt. Ffank f.,,,S
second, Charles Rogan; Ihird 3 Tvs
tting fourth, l.. u. Amsier; sedrctir, n ac1
tic cop,ml,, y Martin member cxecu.
~ quinn address in Junc, 1909, b. Nj Law, law
,,,-r 't'"Ntt''iiN consisting OF i If Pran.
amy A., l., tanks ana H. T. jordan WINS
iltgg az 10 raise funds " erect a build
a NM, ny college campus 10 he used Ms
10y inc association.
nnt, No., oS,er e. Il, Gushing, w. Il. phu.
pult ana w Wiprecht were annotn,.,i ~.
oomnittee 70 provide WAYS nni in Vi,,s" q
,9VOvuNolume library al thS Heo N.Y. ipV
~ ne public exercises OF Ma XihV
ftf,Novu,Ilon held ia the chnpci t"ni..h.,'
.Idss5i zee PRESIDENT T. NJ. Law. Jr s,rn
SSSuii u nelug stated that President h "a |
l9me IN Houston. N'''i"eu III MS
resident Foster OF the eolIrya v,as -,
~ program Tor the fornnl Sdd,,as W w
NvI'ome' hnt he asked PROF pbiloo, %
,pI LOT MN, and the request vvns ccv'
'rovI MIN, Captain r. NJ Smith deIix
- ~ ule address of welcome on bahnit
4, 'ue urst class and was responded to ~
s ,sst vice President Law on behalf of no
l1 ,.,'ra44 ION Inc alumni address WINS 40
r.,hVu p{ H. L. Jordan OF Waco ana ~,
/ ''iigu or inc occasion was made by Hon
= M ~ p9ssftt of Kaufman
NJ CuutSe band furnished Che music
bn Snnu"i alumni banquet was heppn IA,
nd insS nail shortly before II @ clocE
na Ihsted until late hour
onieh, We bupois prize contest in oratorv
ash was won by Wfl6ur -" p FoPn3s, 700
.us'tn. me Judges were Rlshop Knso,y
l 5 Ifot irlchett and Regent SpenrSr "
~ ret9n Ihe other contestants wore.
,PVrge perhcrd of Austin. OHIO fna,'o,,'a,
:, cray Walter Elmer Pupe of isnno
= ,spi9ndld Success;" Wilbur p Allan
austin, 'Amerlcanlsm:" Joseph n MI
'n' 'r'' OF Seguln, "a National DANES. Z,
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a UNITED STATES SENATOR'S WIFE
PRAISES PERuNA.

MIS-. Z y. Warren. wife af tho lana g,,
WJnor ahd nov United States senator ~ n
WHrren ot wyoming, writes Inc foilovlp,
r,v,nnuahtas$ testimonial TO the value ~ IL.
- am never without Peruna either
IN my home or in my travels. il Is
truly a great triumph OF scientific medI.
cine am constantly troubled MIN
coughs, colds, etc, but thanks to your
good medicine Peruua. always find a
prompt cure believe no medicine ever
brought before the public has effected
so many permanent cures as Perunn'
MRS. F. (. Warren, ts4s Wvon,inn
9t., WASHINGTON, %. c.
tre,r,'ng cold IN the summer IL mars
ait f"tu occurrence than Is most ccner.
MY supposed. Winter lis rrneroilN ,,,,,
nnV,sSi to he the time for colds III, w,
snowers 4tFoTihatlng with hot days sudden
i, oIsp1iIauen and cnollng dranrhts XIX M
PvJnILgV 70 summer, which causes n n,ujii
tuge OF people 20 catch cold ''''''
summer colds require prompt treat
trnent, They are always Grave. and
sometimes dangerous. The pronpt-
ness and surety with which Per,ns sste
W ,1nese cases has saved MANY Gves
- ~ ~ Ee dose OF Pcruna should bn tLn
~ Tue nrst appearance Of a cola ia 'S s,,,,,
MR. Followed by small ana OH rnbentna
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GLASS DAY AT UNIVERSITY.
One OF the Features Was the co,o.,,
by the Band.

one OF the Features Was the Cancer
by the Band
''9,'". iexas, June 10--lhis was Gins,
"' ~ 'ne university, and the senior cl,ss
Go carried out Their program In ene 80.
"nu entertained the visitors I'm cood .,,.i"
ue lehture OF the occaslon WINS tho con
cert oy the university bana ma -
acquitted themselves splendIdly ma u,o,,
luStiS applauded. The band 10 cn,,.,oa
OF the following: ''"p'Seu
Musical directors, Or. II. 70. nnvt.r
ana l.. c. Adraln; librarian. II cool. ~,
ager u. r Schoch; executive cop,,nit,aa
e Sheppard, L. c. Adrain aud M u
| Comets, II Il, Baxter. Austin n
Adrain' Henrietta; Il. d. Gist. Era, s. {
Howard Austin; c. r. nolln Nnplas y
v soloman, La Grange; j. NJ. smith. port
e. cq gnashs, J $; sImpklns, corslcana: D.
Miller HENDERSON 'on' "e&Ia' h. G.
Al Wilson G. R & Summers San Antonio; $
fonnioi f. L Lumpdn. TerreIl osn An
B Bas.,one' p w {. Sheppard Texarkana.
T5om aSs' ci sSs?"f e. f r scDS Mfssla T.
nrnms' a l.. Kramer, Dallas: n n
class dav eyaret was the program for the
Class Marcn - Trrtyo.t.
Roll Cali by Tie Class, se e%,gs[sty Band
Presidents Address. waltcr s snol Ley
Song America" ...... nv tba ILL., !
class Prophet. 49,. Wallace Csffnab bs Nig Ir
C ciIass 9r1tor Joseph Burton Dibreil, Dr. |
Music Class March to the campus
IN the Campus Music
sop pe VratSr Thomas Fletcher
Fat5.
=, Orator go. John claiborne Pn ,efs
orator; Miss Ida Mac Meade cIoss; n ,lass
Holland Bell chief marshaI Dndley
w :, .oodWard assistant marshal; Lawrence
{yey;, choristerM WIN Prather. cborlster.
Crosby, sergeantat-arms; lee PhillIp raiq as
Al regular meeting Of the TEXAS Ac,d.
envy OF Science this morning the following
fury 10 Education" W. S. sutton M fn
81 the science and art Of ei,i
ratlNn Ia the university
Rice Irrigation IN Texas" Thomas II
In the University OF Texas Texas
LAW Il. a Thompson, G d.. expert en-,
sineer Of the Texas rnlroad commission.
I ,is,o, Minerals and Mineral Localities"
professor Of geology In the University OF
iexns.
The present officers are as follows;
President, Henry Winston Tfarper. NJ
81, II G s., Austin.
Vice president, o. G. Charlton. A. NJ.
Waco.
Treasurer, II. A, Thompson, NJ A. c. /
J.. Austin.
Secretary, Frederick w. Simonde ph
J.. Austin.
other members Of the council: Thomas '
!. Taylor Austin; J, G. Nngle, NJ. A..
ariner b. S. NJ, NJ. D., Austin.
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SALES
q KILLED YOUR BRorHER.u
ne Grewson1e but True Story Edwin
Booth Once Told.

/
Woman's Home Companion.
The late Edwin Booth and Lawrence Bar.
rett were close personal friends of Stuart
/ Robson. During the "on" season of M
fairs theatrical Robson often entertained
his distinguished colleagues at his summer
home on Long Island. on one such occa-
sion the trio, after dinner, took their seats
/ on the piazza, when Booth, as usual lapsed
Into silent reverle, while the others began
TO relate stories anent professional expert.
ences. Finally the conversation turned on
'deadheads' Robson had just finished an
/ especially funny tale about one of these
managerial bette nolrs when the deep voice
| of Booth was heard, thus:
81 think, gentlemen, that / can give you
an anecdOtc about one OF the tribe that is
1 probably unique"
Lets hear it, Edwin, by all means.
Booth liked his sember eyes on the sun
set and began 1T was during the first
v!sit that / made To the South after the
close of the civil war. We were playing IN
n !ittle town In Alabama In my mail one
morning ! found letter which ran some.
Dear Sir Ny wife and self have always
been great admirers Of you. We want 10
s Sgd y8n b play very mgeh Rg t can NOT az
send us couple of seats? | am sure you
wiil not refuse this request when | tell
who shot and killed your brother who as,
easslnated President Lincoln,
81 investigated and found that the mans
statement WIS correct"
Booths auditors gasped as his tragic
tones doomed out the unexpected sequel to
the tale There was dead silence for
full minute. Then Robson managed 10
ask
what did you do EDWIN"
81 sent him the tickets" answered the
actor, his eyes still liked on the glowing
western horizon.
The grewsome recital had been made
without trace OF emotion, save for a |
deepening Of the gloom which marked |
Booths facial expression from the day of |
the tragedy. Robson told the writer that |
the actor unquestionably realized that, II |
his brother had reached Washington alive |
he would have met terrible fate at the
hands OF the mob, and hence he felt CRATE
tul 70 the man who, with a rifle ball,
ayerted this possibility.
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HOUSTON HOUSTON DAILY POST. TUESDAY MORNING JUNE i ION

any. Jake Weber was bid nm 70 s,aoo -,
NH IN by =. ~ Mclvfu mo tsnr
su,nn nm !" Thomas p Hays FOR Sisno
,ssiidye ,IIurlongs Josie f.. Aerin. Pirate
RargI ,tnrlongs Sister Sarah. Carat. Rrhv
alnM,s iiaaL,ongs-Sirs. Grammar. Alea. sim.
,<ihnas.r ,fnrlongs Jake Weber. Hurry.
WI,s tuughway. Time lisa
,,,,,s Mss Mae Day proppucr Naxi.
iogrth 'p9 rI M betting, third, Wall
ss,t,e mile and three .slxteenths selling
SOU Coat, Rush6elds. zonne. Time
Oakland Results.
san Francisco. June t0.-Flve fur,onvs
sizing Sir Dougal, Abba L.. Bonitarv
Fine 1Olh "'F'
'N Iurlongs. selling -Dollle weftbor
nyeoy' Iihurou. Time l.14.
,,our and half furlougs- -fiuachnca Sell
'"enut, BOTANY Time :54H.
SN tInrlongS. selling -Prcstiriditator. Ola
~ -, beCog. Time 1.1U
one milc--Sylvan Tass uortAn w.,
man Time i.44B ""'"
ok trlcnes--oscar Tolle Mamie Hnd
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i,nrs a hor eleven Innings ,oaar a..
| r.s nnally winning nv n ssy' INC Wis
| can. 'shlns were In great forr, VI : t9 q
Emsa amounted In brilliant ,Anu IN,
se,s .,lhnlng, while the hnttin, wuinR ant
~ se"shuonal order Sander ~, vas on IN,
s'oa.h w nith Inning by Dolts replaced
~ 'h tne bruni Of battle IN s,rn,nt Frat
e,'or n.sr exhibition Of hall NINA style
!, N o,,., aeeA on q local ,lIamond ing was
ven w'ld with enthusiasm. Score "
New Orleans ooo ono ,o, r.; H. r.
from and Abt,o..' goo 90 30 . Il
Fisher. sanders, Dophs aud
birmingham. Ala. June 10 RIr,r,r-,,..
,ook the FIRST game from shrevcporl toaa,'
IN timely batting and the Inability ~ ~
leaders to solve Gillen's cnrces oni,
,,,Wto hits were made on his de,ivar, ,,f.
,MANnc, Sbrcveport's pitcher ,v,s III vic
H 'nu NJ opportune times A faat,,s!
nV gnine Was Ledity's scnsatlonai ani,t "a
= uendancc 1900. Score: =.
birmingham nat 1oo 100 Il; y; p.
Shreveport 1no 90 ~ l5
pilleh and Culver; Wayne ami MrGuire
Selma, Ala, June i0-SechrIst's wildncss
aud the inability Of the Selma club 20 con.
rect With Backhurn's delivery proved an
easy victory for the Little Rocks. score
! Sf GiF1a p;i........ 900 oo2 600 .
Lynch anu
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WILL CLAIM STATEHOOD.
New Mexico to Make Another Effort
Next Winter

New Mexico to Make Another Effort
Next Winter.
Washington, June 1o.--Governor otero OF
New Mexico is In Washington looking after
a reappointment to his present position.
which his friends expect him to secure
without much difficulty
New Mexico will send a delegation to
Washington next December to press its
claims TO Statehood ne said today. I'VE
nave territory as large as New York
PENNSYLVANIA and a few other States com
bined. With about 100000 people within
us borders. Unfortunately the census
enumerators were able to find but 19C, ono
but believe they missed many Thousands
The difficulties of taking the census were
great as the population Is scattered over
an Immense territory.
we nave more population than any of
the younger States with the exception Of
one OF the Dakotas, and | confidently ex-
pect congress to recognize our claim before
long"
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ABOUT sPELT.
Correspondent Thinks II Could Be Raised
with Profit in This Country.

Correspondent Thinks II Could Be Raised
with Profit in This Country.
To the Editor OF The Post ia
Houston, Texas. May 2i.-will you pfeasa
allow me 10 make correction Of the aril
Gle published IN your issue Of May 10.
under the heading: "A New Grain from
Russia" and copied from the Chicago
Chronicle.
The writer Of said article made some er
roneous statements. Either he must not
have been familiar with the subject or ne
did not take the pain TO consult SO SIM
80 v,orts Even Websters Dictionary. ne
t,v,afly as the subject Is mentioned there
would have given him better informa'iSa-
spelt is variety Of tritieum ana , Is %
tauically known under the name, niucam
spelta. linn. II has never been Nuss'ss ~
indigenous plant, but Was .ilps,sl[e edlSd ana
tie present Mennoni.es OF as,1ea a colonies
Southern Germ9ny. wh9 setsaer r 81 IL 4
n Russia, and cultivated fne s1A'''
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

Moscow, Texas June 0.--At the regular
meeting Of the school board the following
Teachers were elected for the ensuing year:
II. l.. Synnoit, principal; Jesse Montgom-
charge OF the music department
Denton, Texaa. June 9.-The plans sub
mltted by w. A. Petser OF Bonham have
been selected by the regents OF the John
and bids for the erection have been ad-
verified
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THE RACES.
Ethelbert Won EasiN - c,,,

etheloert Won Easily at Gravesend.
New York June TO- Ethebert made his
nrst appearance Of the season At Grovesond
In the Standard stakes at min, ,,,,
mar, sidney Lucas and Ronnibert declined
onF issue and he only had good exercise
saliop to win easily from Beau Cauont
.nt only other starter. oConnor had him
under double wraps most of the Journey
ana sun ne made most of the running ana
o0Gs io the distance in 1886 only two scr.
6ert w 1UIe tnah ne track record Ethel
Win Se vi tue Gay To
one, oae and three-quarters miles. Kenslng,oD
NMprI.e 4qndlcap. Matt simpson, Cep6aiigia
MSGlc Light. Time 3:16 rs. s'"'
Maiden ala LuriTTh ms. selling ventoro Military.
q rye and half furongs April Showers
Ono nl ad Fiywheel;, Time i:0s 3.5.
onH Time 2:36 Two starters.
rive fur.ongs james +. Heating Saater
ltXle Dine. Time 90 2.5. 'eeAer'
~ 1he ana sixteenth mlles-Ten Candies
All Gold, Bonnibert. Time 1.4G A. '"''eS'
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Soldiers cemeterx Dedicated.

Denison, Texas, June 10-The soldiers
burial grounds were dedicated with elabo
rate ceremonies yesterday afternoon nj
Fairvlew cemetery. The ceremonies were
conducted by the Grand Army post end
Noman's Relief Corps. A large throng
OF spectators were present Mayor Knaur
presented the dead with Appropriate ne.
marks, The exercises were closed hy Rev.
Father Crowley, who read prayers aud
pronounced the benediction
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Iefferson LIinh snhnnl

Jefferson, Texas, June s.-The closing
exercises Of the Jefferson High school
TOOK place here last night In the chapel
Of the college. large crowd was On at.
tendance to witness the graduating excr.
tons, after which the two rraduefes Mic.
Eva Eberstat and Miss Mabel RoweiI. read
essays. A. the close OF the ESSAYS Car,
tuln q. j, Todd made an excellent nd
dress and AZ the close Of Captain Fndd's
9ddross the president Prof Humpnries.
~ beautiful speech presented the dipio.
mas 10 the two young ladies', which closed
thc exercises and the school for this year
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TEXAS MATTERS.

Especial to The Post.)
Washington, June l0.--Appications TO or
! ganize National banks in Texas were an
proved by the comptroller of the currency
today as follows:
The Davis National bank Of Seymour
with capital Of $4,000 by Il. 81
Fowlkes, Y, +. Davis, b. NJ Musser, o. NJ
Love, j, i. Boon and others.
The Chldress National bank of Chill
dress with $4,000 capital by A. ]. Fires
G. w. Deahl, Il. II. Norris, A. Davidson
and T. J. Richards.
The postal receipts at Dallas for Mov
were $l9,5T0. against Sl4.7sS for same
month last year. showing nm Increase of
Bids wore opened today at the treasurv
department for tho installation Of n conduit
aud wiring system for the postoffce at
Beaumont Texas
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A Texas slnner's Success.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 10-sIiss Edna
Burchill, a young Fort Worth lady. mas
won great distinction as singer in New
York, where she recently went TO fill on
engagement in high class vaudeville. New
York theatrical papers are hlled with com
pnment1ry things about the Texas GIRL
bliss Blrchill possesses deep. rich bari
vantage, having had thorough training by
some OF the best Instructors in this eoun.
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WaxahaehIe Hiah sehooI.

Waxahaehie, Texas. June 1O.--The grad.
uatng exercises of Park High school took
place ~ this clty last Friday night. A
large crowd was present 70 witness the OK
crcises. Tile salutatory address was d.
llverad by Miss Mabel Gnzzard aud Isador
Miller delivered the yaiedlctory. Hon +
delivered the diplomas The class this
year numbered eighteen, the largest class
that eyer graduated az one time IN the
city school Those who were awarded az
plomas are as follows; Mable GrIExard. Al.
Der Singleton Kate Templeton., Council
Lpshaw. Anye Nlckery Love Dh lose.
Mary Bradshaw, Horace Trippet, Rufus
I.ansford Myrtle Smith, Helen Miller. Nos
sic Morris Agella Kidd. Grace crocketS
Ada Gray. Charley Ray. Annie Maye Er
win. lsidore Miller.
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Corpus 10 Be Represented.

Corpus Christi Texas, June l0--At the
meeting Of the Corpus Christi fire depart.
ment Saturday night II was decided 10
send racing team to Cuero July to
participate In the hose laying contests
there on that occasion. The boys will be
accompanied by large contingency OF IRE.
men The G. G.. Kids win also 20 to Cnero
on that date to cross bats With the Cuero
Kids here last week
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Nearo eld Rurned % peath.

Paris. Texas, June l0.-Saturday after.
noon negro girl. 10 years old, daughter
OF Albert Hill. who lives on Mr. T.
HITS farm on Schockey Prairie, was burned
10 death while attempting to make a IRE
Hith coal oil. As the oil WAS poured
INTO the stove. Il plazed up. lgnlung from
Goals left In the stove and caused the car
OF OIL 70 explode In her hands She In
gered In agony until yesterday informing
az 10. when she died.
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chiId nadIu Lll,rt

Galveston. Texas, June 1o- Edith Bode,
ker. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bodeker. met with painful ana dangerous
accident last saturday Afternoon wAsla
playing at her home. on Avenue II. be-
tween Ninth and TeptA. she ,vas ciIsnsiaS
the pickets entered her right 3ide inst
under the arm A dectcr was salnlrpaea
and the wound was dressed, K requi9ln4
Is testing well iedss az ~ + i fEssshk 81
soon recover. E.
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4 Give Peruna my highest en-.
dorsement Il is well deserved
10 tho Pcruna Medicine compony 80 co
iumbnS, uhlp)
Presldent Jacksonvilln ~, 49,

= ~ V"NNsUWNlTIe Nft Club.
,o MISS Sophie n, smith, president or ,ha
lows: 'Nle' RIA, as fol
rom bad to worse is the story OF a
nara cold when il settles en- the lunas
ano spreads eatarrh through the sys-
.cLn' from sick to well IS the story
Wnen you use Peruna. have tried L
and although one was in n,,p1s,,,, 800 =, =.
and the other in midwnter Peruna e.red
me each time, give il my hiuhest
endersement--it is we'll deserved -
Sophie B, Smith.
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Work on C., w. and 3. v. Extension.

Bryan, Texas, June lO-About seventy
ave men, nifty wagons and teams and five
carloads or zcrapers, plows and other
railroad building Implements, arrived yes,
terfag afternoon and TODAY ana win go
% work AZ once on the extension Of the
International ana Great Northern south
from Bryan. There are already u numler
OF onttts south OF here aud work Is being
pushed rapidly between here aud the A.
x NJ. college.
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Texarkana school Board.

Texarkana, Texas, June l0-In the or.
ganizatlon Of the public school board Of
this city today J. NJ. Baudeld WAS elected
president, william Matthews secretary and
j G. watts treasurer
For superintendent Of the city schools
Prof. w. owens was reelected with Miss
Adine Vaughan principal. J. s. Spencer
principal 81 the colored school with his
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

4 3 Louis, June TO- Harper was an on.
Fa to Philadelphia, while the Young col.
q , r,s hit hard by the st. Louis bat
ieqs ........., 40 ooo oox-l :" 8 n n u 4
shdelphia ....,.. 900 0OO 600 q n
si T.I. ana Nichols Townsend, white
Dps'ass
ft'surg, June 10.-von Haltren's three.
'ssT ID the ninth followed by selhoch.s
re saved the New Workers n sbuto,t
44radinee 1000. Score
ss.as -, -. 900 ooo 12vI R; H r =
s hnoR .;.a.;, 600 600 O01 / 6 2
~, ana oConnor; Taylor and Bow,
laaso Iues fO.~The visitors hit ras,n
nv y every Inning except two to1av
nalns two doubles and two single, IN
llrd' home run and i've singles IN
syn Donovan had the locals ba,r,,sa
siilng N the sixth when tbre .rn,isaS,
I ,s, nl sslsd them from shutout A..
N7e 900, Score: AT
lssIs 49,. 900 ool oooI R; H p;
sss IL -; .0O5 004 600 . II !
II 'uo Nance; onovan and Mcclure.
.anh'd, June 1O,-NIiserabla eeI1,nr
!, u u s y q the home team gave Boston
\ N " Elt ory today. Home rms h Wi.
mi n'''feage cut decided figure.
~ .l,1.ii ''."""11o 1of oo1L5 Is Is q Z
|s.-,,. .'',.,,..., coo COS 3O1- -
~ and Bergen wills and kin |
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souTHERN LEAGUE.

Il ,o.ss June lO.-Inability to hit
4. s sssso Chattanooga to lose today's
b sopt vas fine one from all stand
|sak . ''''''.210 600 600 3 3 .
lsir IA ipp o..ir 'qlS 600 600 4 s q
"p Hoth' kerns and Kakhoff.
N. Tenn, June 1o.-Et was I, hot.
k.seen New Orleans and Nash.
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the scholastic census OF Ennis ard uo.,.
10 children within the schoiastIe M ~
increase Of 80 over last year. OF stbesc
mere are 89l white rnales. 1917 whlte fe
coicred males and 1854 colored females. 10
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soYs CHARGED WITH MURDER.
ArrsIsned for the Killing OF a Farmer
In Arkansas.

In Arkansas.
Arkansas City, Kan. June 10.-A
murder trial in which the defendants.
Charles II. Belts and Clyde Moore,
mere boys. was begun here today.
Belts is but IA years old and wears
short pants. Moore is 16 years old.
The defendants are charged with the
murder of G. L. wiltburger. farmer.
who was killed by shot fred from
behind, while riding in his wagon on
the public road. Wiltburger had been
10 town with load OF wheat and was
on his way home when he was shot.
Robbery is the supposed motive Of the
crime.
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WEATHeR INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, June lO-Easteru Texas
Fair and warmer Tuesday and wedues
day. light to fresh southerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrtory-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday; southerly winds
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HoUsToNs EXCHANGE

Quotations Tor Unlisted Stocks and the
Sales.
Following are the quotations for unust.
eu STOCKS ana the sales made yesterday on
the Houston oil Stock Exchnnre;
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