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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04

ROBBERY
A Bold Hold Up Of Express
Car
NEAR JERSEY CITY
The Bandits Were Not Seen
By the Officials

Philadelphia, Fe). 4.-Train rob-
hers looted tie Adams Express car on
the Pennsylvania Owl train this morn.
ing.
1t was a daring robbery. They
tore open all the packages and boxes
in the car and then dropped off with
the plunder without being apprehend-
ed.
The robbers entered the car by fore
ing the door with a jimmy while
the messenger was ia another part OF
the train just before reaching Jersey
CITY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
LAST RITES
The Body Of Queen Vic
toria Laid at Rest
IN FRoGMoRE
The Ceremonies Took Place
at 3 o'clock This Afternoon

London, Feb. 4.-The body of the
late Quen Victoria which has been
protected by guardsmen at the Albert
Memorial chapel since Saturday left
Windsor for Frogmore at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. The coffin was con.
veyedSin gun carriage drawn by ar
tillery horses.
The interment took place shortly
ALTERS O'Clock the ceremony being
publiC.
There have been 1906 people in
juredaln the crush which has attended
the procession during the funeral.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
VERMONT PENSIONS.

Washington, b, c., Feb Renew
al and increase. Gideon w. Perry, So.
Fairlee, Sl2; increase, Joel d. Smith,
Brandon, $l7; VIM. A. Brooks, South
Newtane, IS; Julius II. Church, Han
cock, Sl7; original, widows, etc,
special accrued Jan. -. minor of ST.
mon Stone, Guildhdll, $40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
LADIES INTERESTS.

Fl, W.Allen & Co. have just bought
out and absorbed, that other well
known Burlington Dry Goods estab-
lishment "The Richardson, and will
combine these two immese stocks at
their new magnificent quarters op-
posite Masonic Temple.
Their announcement appears in our
advertising columns this week.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
DEL TOWN DEAD.

St. Johnsbury, Feb. 4.-Oel Town
of Barre, who has been Wishing his
daughter here died this morning after
a short illness. He was one of the old
est citizens OF Barre and,was veteran
of the late civil war. He was IS
years Old
The remains will be taken to Barre
Wednesday for interment, arriving
there at noon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
OLDEST IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The funeral
of the late Mrs. Lucy Cheney, who
died Friday night, was held yester-
day. She was the Oldest person in
Washington, being 9S years of age.
The only near relation now living is
her daughter. Mrs. B. H. Paine. She
was i'll only few days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
THE NEW RAILROAD.

Montpelier, Feb 4 The incorpor-
ators of the Newport, ilardwick &
Montpelier r K. Co. are to meet at
the office of Taylor q Dutton in. Hard
wick next Thursday to hear the re-
port Of the subcommittee appointed
to make certain Investigations and to
transact other business.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
TWO BANKRUPTS,

Burlington, Feb. 4-The follow
ing bankrupt cases were filed in the
district court clerks Office in this
city Saturday:
A. l.. Bailey & Co., merchants Of
Island Pond liabilities $l56, 496, as.
sets $1l20.77. Lucia Bailey, liabil-
tiles 1926, assets $640. AlOnzo L..
Bailey, no assets or liabilities given in
petition.
Angus Morancy, blacksmith of
Barre. Liabilities 1925, assets S75
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
DR.. KENNEDY'S TRIAL.

New YORK, Feb. 4-Ihe second
trial of DR.. Kennedy for thc murder
of Dolly Reynolds begins t6day. SIne
defence expect, to produce man who
will te tify that he WAS the man who
was with Dolly thar night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
SUED FOR DIVORCE.

Montpelier, Feb. 4.--Mrs. l.. j,
Douglass of this city has brought suit
for divorce from her husband. They
were married six months ago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
COLLAR SELLING
EXTRAORDINARY

TO Introduce our celebrated Linen
Collars to every nam IN Barre who
does not already wear them we
shall begin seven days sale on
Saturday, february End, of our en-
tire l5c COllr stock at the low
price of 1G each or s1.2O per
dozen. w, believe and claim that
we have tie best l5c Collar made
today api take this means to
make item better known. 1t is
the onY l5c Collar which we
know t. be absolutely all linen.
Most Ollars sold at this price
contain cotton to greater or less
extent We feel confident that if
you ore try these you will wear
none oher. Remember the price
for th next seven days is 1Oc
each, )r 81. 20 per dozen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04

FAIR AND COLD.
Boston, Feb. 4.--Fair and colder
Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
lat and Shoe Sale

TVS sale closes February 18th.
Al Shoes at S3. 90, 3 so, 4 90 and
800 up to this date are subject
% 75c per pair discount, and
Hats at 81 90, ESQ and $500 are
subject to the same discount.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
Shirt Sale

About twelve dozen Fancy Bosom
Dress Shirts in this lot, many of
which were 81 so each and none
less than $40 To clean them
out quickly we have decided to let
them 90 at only 65c each.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04

i1eW:tt~s y Witcti Hazel r..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-04
Underwear Under Price

Six dozen High Grade Wool Rib
bed Underwear, good 1925
value, now on sale at only SOC
each. ALI sizes.
Several dozen Mems Shirts and
Drawers, wool leeced, goods we'll
worth $1.OO per garment, to close
at only SIC each.
Odd lots of SOC Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers mostly, all sizes, to
close at only 20c each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

about four cars from the engine. saws that
Conductor McAnna took the throttle him
self and was running the engine when the
collision occurred. The trains met two
miles west Of Norton on curve surmount-
ing high cmbankment.
relief train from Kansas City returned
here with the injured this evening. Those
who died en- route were taken to under.
takers, while the others were taken to hos
pitfalls. The Six killed outright were left at
Slater. No
The passenger train consisted Of an eli.
CINE combination baggage mud express car
diner and smoker. chair ear, tourist sleeper,
one Pnllman sleeper and an observation
Pullman. arranged ln the order named
The passenger train IVES due az Marshall
Mt G:44 bui wns nfty five minutes late. rhe
ire ght. easthound, LEFT Marshall at 1925
IN an attempt to make Norton and met
the passenger Ave niles east of here.
hvhen 10, crash cdmr the smoker aud diner
tcirscop y. turned to one side and went
Us the HRrgure md express ear and the
engine and down an embankment But few
In this car were injured The greatest
nnniher OF victims were In the tourist
s.eeper. This tclescoped and fell on top
tlhly burned and scalded by escaping
steam. Tho chair ear piled un, close by.
The Pullman scenor and observations ear
remained on the track and thu occupants
ESCAPED swth sight sinking MP The
tourist sleeper ard the chair car soon
ooueat hre ana were totnlly destroyed. Tho
baggage car WIS completely wrecked and
the freight cars were piled upon both
engines.
Relief trains started from slater at 10
O'Clock aid from Kansas city at 1850
each carrying a corps OF physicians
The tralps collided while going at a rapid
rate Of speed.
Among the passengers was -. l.. Ale
clain, general agent Of the passenger de.
partmeht In Kansas city Of the, Chicago
and :lton railroad. McClnlh escaped IN
hurt and Immediately after the crash st
about organizing a systematic relief for
the injured. personally directing tie efforts
or the rpsrucis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE

Tho State had 40il conylcts on hand
June 30.
rae educational department has given
out circular anent the assessment aud
collection Of taxes In Independent
school districts
a good rain fen oil oyfr South Texas.
Wills Point has voted TO issue bonds
to make public improvements.
Some minor damage was done by wind
and high water at Port Layaca.
Fourteen business houses were burned
at Joshua.
There Is big strike Of the building
trndes on at Fort Worth.
Dudley c. wooten of Dallas was
nominated for congress by the Sixth
district Democratic convention
inny saloon men Of Waco have been
arrested for violating the election law
The fire at Galveston destroyed seven
residences
Little damage was done by the storm
AZ galveston.
The state Baptist Young Peoples
Union IN session at Bcnham discussed
yarious matters and elected officers.
An explosion of gas at the III paso
smelter injured several men and dam
aged the building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
RESIGNATION OF HINSEY.
Members of Pythian Board of COatrOl
Retired.
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS ARE PROBABLE
Members Of Order Guilty OF Violating
Obligations in Handling Funds to
Be Investigated.


chicago July " ne supreme "'iEe VI
the knights OF Pyih'as' no" N session ~
chicago h'eSugauhe tue '"a'FH VI ~
/ Endowment Rank Of The order lale tonl&ht
accepted the resignation OF Jon" H. Nm
SeH' eN-presldeh' Of the hhHoN ul'hl h'hA'
~ a mcp,tcr of rho board Of control
ts,,,l,,.,- ~ 80, .,,,,..,,, ~, don't
f'''"" 'iE 'H'9 'ne pup ..'"' ''''7'
ed n resolutions which Instructed the sd
irene chancellor and thp board of control
H. ,,,so,.,,+o oi,.lll,. and ,rr,,r,.Ilv all nor.
10 F'"H''u'' '''''lH """ '.''" ''. g.
sons liable for oHehSes committed against
tine Endowment Rank
T,bts rcsol,,tin, n.s.od le , uportnou.
- a.,
N"iPi us ulU "n'lh'f WINCH i''lIu'Ieu tie
chance.'or commander and Board OF control
To proceed with n view toward the expul-
~
son "l n'ehpeTr OF me oIp'' 'n ther re-
Fpt1Ife lodges that might be guilty of vlo-
crn,s
AItt' appointment oil tonight session
oro ins,i,r,cd which nan, .o,,,,. ~ ~. ~,
-. "' a.
"'V5t ttt'Nh Ihiit u number OF men VINO
were formerly connected with The Endow
mcut Rank and yyhou7 rho s,,r..,,o ,,,,,,o
-. ''9'
"''"'''' .' ''rN."'I l'SN"HNi'I' l"f the pres
cut financial condition viii he involved
The supreme lodge adopted, by A vote
or 12o II, i ,b.. ror,.., a..
low ~ IT, 'ur report "I Ju' supreme 'hah-
''Il"I with all It's criticisms Of Mr.. Hin
sey's management and ordered its puhlica-
tiou
Wy illnsCN taiE"d three hours before the
@prcmc lodge but his explanations did not
"FFihS an, h'S ~ Jgases .-.,.
tb s,r,.r,c ~ Wv, IH\ mem oi draln claims;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
LOCAL.

The adjournment Of the shcrlrs' con
ventIon. All officers reelected and
Waco selected as the next place of meet
ing t
Plans accepted for the Carnegie IL
brary building to he erected In Houston.
Mr.. Reilly Gordon the successful compe-
titor.
Presentation Of the Kirby medal to
the best drilled member Of the uous
ton Light Guard.
Meeting this morning OF the patriotic
organizations Of Houston
city and county delegates to the
Transmlssissippl Congress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Foreion Book Abando,.d

''h'lnhnti' july 10 The Newport track
management announced today the foreign
nook had been Abandoned The nicotine
VIII continue Indefinitely. Two ioeke, q
were hurt today IT, Watson's leg was
crushed by Cevlon running into the fonrc
ana llade was thrown from Can Rohert I, :
ihe post The latter was NOT seriously IN
SiN furlongs. selling Cy James. John
Tod Tho Irish Roy 'rimc. 1,tG.
Seven furlongs selling Ellison Gfrl
Jena Mr.. Rrookwood Time. i2SIl
., Milf amt twenty yards. s lliug Pretty
Rosie. Fucina, Aicggs Time. t:I5.
rive turlongs selling Elevtrhytic Emma
Below, Ahhir KRIS. Zine ie3
SiN inrl0ngs, selling Larry c. FIying
Bird Qld Phil Time li5Ig.
Rotaire. Time no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
OosssOssssssseoOooe6ee ooosess

Charles G. III, Frank pcarcc. Top Boots
Jos Atho Brown ll3. Amt Jessie l03
Seven furluugS- Golden J. irycst 107, An.
tolcc loi, Pray Tel los. Miss 1hrcsa lOl,
Mrs. Grannon l07, Ducassa 1l2 The Count
JOG, Robert j. ~
Six lmlongs selling Audiphone lO6, Var.
ncr los, Josie T.. 100 Sister Sarah lnI.
Mile and an eighth selling -Cora lo1
Kid Mccoy 1l2, 'lduer III, Judge stead
man lQl, Orlanduc, Nance ONcil lOl,
Prince Sronmouth g6.
Mile, selling Onis 105, Charles d. III,
Sir Ftzhugh no Joe Doughty ~, Lnsso
10i Ben Boy III, Guide Rnck tl3 Ora.
Thirteen sxteenths OF a mile selling
Ellis Rice l0G, Elsie Barnes lrt Curl
Glllock %. Mkt Asher lOJ. Dom MS lug
Lnurc0tea 100 Tenny Belle 0b. -Four Leaf
G. lO7 Thishe ln4, Ben Frost, Rrducer
los
Weather clear and track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Results at Washi,o+on PAIL

Chicago, July 10 The event Of the day
was the victory OF Sidney Lucas IN the
third race, handicap mt a mile and SIX.
tconth, GontaIon was the even money
favorite ami fhe Unknown and Rcseda
were both preferred over Sidney Lucas.
Ihe fact thHt sullivan had the mount mad
something 10 do With the beUug sidney
mile had been run, then he came forward
~ ensy stages aud eventually vent 10 The
mont and won handily
rive ana half furongs- Mormon, Jau
bert Hans Wagner Timr l,O7 Is.
Mlle ma seventy yards -i3ye!yu Byrd,
Oanor, Gawalnc Time ! AZ "a
MlIG and 2 sixteenth Sidney l.ucas Ma.
III furrlonEs, Anna Balm, The Lads. Mon.
Mle-..Star Chamber. Bouey Boy, Scarlet
LILY Time l:1l.
Six furl3ngs ana nifty five yards-selde.
Federal Beauty Book Time llC -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
SUMMARY or
DOMESTIC.

Fcnator Bacon NJ Georgia and several
congressman left for the Philippines on
tho transport McCleland.
The parbie Of coie and James Young
err was approved by the Minnesota
hoard of pardons
The twentieth international ccnyen'
ton Of the United society Of Christian
Endeavor. held in Cincinnati Ohio. ad.
journed.
The ohio democrats nominated o state
ticket headed by James Kllbourne.
sixteen persons were Killed and a
large number Injured In collision ON
the Alton road near Norton, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Cleveland ohio July 10 Bowling
pitched good ban 20 no PURPOSE and Glove
lands misplays, few as they were, help d
to increase the score materially
Score X II Il
Cleveland 49,. .....1W vi COZ ~ 2
Detroit .t t.......W r2 100 l21~~ 3
Bowling and Wood: Miller md Buelow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
STRIKE AT FORT WOI
Members of The Building |
Unions Are Affected BY /
DECREASE IN THE WAGES is IHEt
Carpenters. Bricklayers, Psintes
orators and UnskiIed Laboren 4
All Affected by It.

Fort Worth. Texas, July los
hundred members Of the Laborsi
tcctivc unions, both white and bIarti
include many unskined men, went
strike this morning because tie
ton board scaled down their wsEi
10 to 20 cents. The unions askSl
crease and instead got a decnls
bricklayers and carpenters went Il
them. The painters aud decoratonr
out II Is estimated that thsrt
fully 1900 laborers out before th,
closes II the troubles are not sptlA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Nueees Conntu val,,a.Ion

Corpus Christi, Texas, Iuly 0-county
Assessor n Il. Dunn has Just completod no
assessment rolls OF Nucces county ya,u,.
lions, a summary OF which shows a totoi
valuation Of S5,sO0,0nG. OF which lana
1l;;heSl'Hii acres. ~ valued az Sc. 489 0sl
lhls Is an Increase over last year's 3ntal
que 20 the heavy Increase In cattle o,er
last year. There were a total II 81 AZ
head, valued az SS2c9l5: this year tbATs,
are H2iaO head, valued at SnJO. 40. nm In.
crease OF l012 head. or Increased yalnI.
tion OF $l2a. s25. 's'ua'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Nashville, July 10 Nashvine oufplaye1
NfM llrlenns today az every polnf and
Won me game 9 ia o. The inchIs lii ,he
hNll az the right time dld some sensiilo ial
hasg running. and the GELD play WAS BEAN
prevented his PLAYING. "7''N
Score A. u, =.
Nashville no iOO ta, a. a., r
Nsw orleans ......,32l 900 OlO- 10 4
bolt. " az" Az.
Memphis, July lO.--phe locai ,ear, 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
~ Of MIeslonarIea soIIeIted.

rekln, july lo.-trhc I,rotestons mission.
sries here have received letter from
Chou Flu. special commissioner on the mis-
sionarS question, IN which be accuses Chi
nose converts Of srcklng revenge 10y VIC
hence ana OF p!uudrrus ull cNtIrtloh II,
concludes bv asking the missionaries Ia
eSslsi n the restoration OF order. Hts sc.
quest will be granted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
BIC MeMcAN TIMRER peAL-

Michigan Syndicate win Buy Million
and Hall Acres.
Fort Worth Texas, July lo.--One of IN.
largest timber land deals ever made In ina
Republic of Mexico is ahout 10 rc an
snmmated In the state Of chihuahua ma
commission men and the purgh gers "a II
pe q wealthy syndicate OF Detfoit Nicb'
Apl9hstS The number nf acres n, br
lncuied IN tho deal Is 400 0pj ana 10
price TO he paid Is SGOO.OUU or 5o cants
per acre The Detroit parties nre ,nV,
on their way to Mexico TO close nm ill.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
RAILROADS

Jonathan Lane was elected president
Of the Cotton Belt
prize Of 50 was offered by the
Houston East and West Texas for the
best general exhibit Of agricultural prod
ucts AT the Farmers, Congress pro-
duced along It's line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
TRIAL OF THE sHAmRocks.
The New Challenger Made the Bette.
SHOWING n the Races Nnstctda..

Showing in the Races Yesterday
kothcsaN Firth OF clyde. July 10 In
Nilcbattan hay the two Shamrocks had n
couple Of windwurd trials Of three and
seven miles respectively The cup choll,ns :
nnlsncu me hrst race hal. In the lead. Ia
INC second She started to lcawArd hnt
mN,9lktd ont TO windward ana won by a
lhc concluding feature Of todar's IN
merged the yachts Ice rails me rb,Ii
mrEcr r. form seemed TO Improve with he
irgShening wind. She did seven ana a II. III
miles In thirty four minutes "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
CONNIE RCiAL.

September corn ADVANCED to above SOC.
Wheat closed at gain
The confidence aud strength shown in
the stock market Tuesday was lost and
several precipitate declines occurred
There were, sharp breaks la cotton in
New York ON reports Of rain in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

A strike is reported near St 10 at a
shallow depth
There WIS considerable activity on
the Houston oil Exchange.
Two of the Beaumont wells are near
ing the oil strata.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
WOMEN AT THE TRIAL.

A Hundred Places Have Been Reserved
IN the Examination of Earl Russell
i.ondun. July 10 The trial OF lsirl Rus
Fcl. hcfogr the house OF lords JUS IS o.
The chavg Of hlgomy has oeccAopcd the
issuG Of ,qU binds Of quaint notifications
None Of them, perhaps. ls more cnious
thnn tho --latest. relating 20 the admission
% Nhprt. IEc Notice announces that gOu
plac e' " boon reserved for ppcresscs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Boston. July 10. Harry Davis hatted him
SELF into the chief place Ia Phl1delphl IS
victory over Boston today with Eve ms.
Attendance 44S3
Score " ~ IL
Boston 49, ~ 30f 100 O1O-- IL .
Philadelphia 80 3O1 tOi 2l-i3 II 2
Mitchell and Criger, schreck; Frazer AMI
Powers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
ToDAYS ENTRIES.

Sig fwlourS ma1lcns-rwl 10, Choir
Master l0I lions loJ lnck McLinn lI0.
Br"'kWcl1 luj Labor 10T. Johnny Of M
H9po ,iGd7. School Master 10 Rlstrlci ito,
B"hs 10 Bronmen us, CerycrH l07 ga.
MUS 10. The BEcl scot 10 Mark Lima
10, historian no, Iohnny Brown l07 Thr
no. DIV
w., uqg mile selling Annie Thompson ~.
N1niu" 'N AuimoSitr 10 Jlls Grornwo,d
50, Pleasant sail 1eL Fataiist iG7 Sprg
y Mar9thcn %, Nlnonta o. Fnra i0f.
SIX nrlmcs hlndicap. a-year olds CIV
hoy ~ Cameron lis. Brixton no. Dun
wy lu3. FIyH N9uons III. Anrtl shower
Mic ana quarter, the Iroquols. Swear.
H,ls AZ Green 10 llaQdwork 1lA. Vltcl.
Color l2g 80 '''''
Miic md one-eichth i-ycarolds ana nm.
wards FRINGE If Melbourne 1OB Tlnra l6g
K99nnd Up lnG Relic Of Troy 1Di. Eamnro
~ ,t,,N wax Taper "a, The Amazon 1Oi
Nile and sNtccnth selling -Gintt M
Tale rs, Magnificent no. "''A
Clear; fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Selling, ono mlc-Andes los. Enehurst
~ Prairie Dog. Sprung lob. Tumm1uy
HhleI "a, Uncle Tom S. Miss soak lOT
Light Bah So ''
Purse, 2.yeu-olds five ana a half fur
longs Eddie Busch 10, B!cnncnworIh i67
Autumn Leaves, ROscWar lu4. lluIz1h. Ma.
Ch'sneT ln3 Bragg. Relies Cominoq"r V
O,nMr Jessie loi, Lord QueN. Last knight
JOB. Lawrence 100
The haywood stakes . roo,.olSs e,,
fmlongs Abe Frank l25 Charles " Never
l28' Sir Oliver, I'D Austin lis. Penterosi
~, Flora Pomona 11S
The Midway stakes selling. milo and an
eighth Pink Cont liz, Mr. Rrnwn' SIN,
FWlGn l@. Operator Rolling Boer 93
vamhrlan l0s, Specific 1O6, WiId Pirate
W j. nehoe 03
Mlle-Cuvlnr no Cnnmorc los Comm.
drum lo2, Nucain ll5. Robert Walden io5
MlG selling Chorus Boy iii. 81. Wood
iuS' Nincennes lOJ. Winter lN3. narborn
" 50, Econr los Aston ln7. Itleunn l3{
Sortie Ho, Lady ldrls SIS. '''
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Strikers Continue Their Fir

Newf ort News, Va, July l0,-fH
O'Conncll Of the international Asa
of Machinists, having pledged by "
all the financial support possible N
port News strikers his mornlli
against returning to work today
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a Reportad RrILlsh Vleloru.

London. Jnly ll-scvere lighting nccorl.
ing to dispatch 10 the Daily Express
from I0urenzo Mnraucz has taken n,sca
hotwecn MnchadOrp aud Irydpnbptr fhs
Hoers being defeated with n least nifty
Killed. 'F
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
a NEW BOXER MOVEMENT.

Their Hslr Apparent Has Gone to .'oin
Prince Tuan.
Shanghai July l0.-A new Boxer move
ment is being started, according to the
Chinese intelligence from San Flu
IN Chun. the heir apparent, with other
members Of rrlnce Iuun's family, has gone
Mongolia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
STEEL STRIKE SITUATION.
Strong Hope of a Settlement at I
Conference Entertained.

Pittsburg, Pa, July l0.-The siss
situation was qulet today, peudlns Il
ference called for TOMORROW in "a
Everything Is ready for the mttf
details have been arranged aud N
cations point to a Short session Il
amlcable adjustment Of the dlffefas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Maohinists Returncd 10 WI

Richn ond, Va, July lo--Ihe mad
strike in the Trigg ship yards 9
today. There were 10 strikers
for whom there were places relSa
work They asked for nine.a''
hut the concession was not MADE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
The Trouble at Reading.

Reading. PA. July l0--EyefylA
quiet in strike circles today IF
ing shop hands are ont and insl
the strike will spread. possibly Y
dplDhia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Race Declared or

Newport, r L. July 10 The thirl rore
between Constitution, C0lunhin ona ma
pendence WAS declared on because Of LIZ
OF wind. 'N' "a '"N"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Major H. Bolivar Thompscn T.
New Orleans. July 10 -Maior y
Thompson. one Of the state sps''S
a son Of General jon fhompss'
iicderlcy fame. died tonight,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
RATrING RECORDS

--latest National league batting records
show new Richmond ir the dold Of slug
gers Charley Nichols Of the Bo,tous Nick
IS hitting thcm Out Tor Gu cvcu 400. with
kccler second. DelphHnty third and Held
rel He'd with Van Ialtrcp for fourth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
TRANsVAAL

meeting, participated IN mostly by
London Stockholders, was held for the
purpose Of indogsing the governments
war policy.