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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

Texas Dostoffces discontinued Mantha.
tpShur county, mail will hereafter 60 to
Rochrcb Atherton L1mpqsas comfy mail
10 kcnton.
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COLUMBIA WON A RACE.

Finished Ahead OF the Constitution to
the Surprise OF Spectators
Newport, r. H. July e5 Tho Columbia
today in rafting thresh to windward
from New London 10 Newport gave tho
Constitution great beating, the latter
hniEhlng a third " mile asterp She
was defeated hy two minutes aud Ave sec.
ends. The victory was surprising. for tho
race was sailed In weather that as "A rulp
has lust suited the Constitution THIS
Constitution struck twice on a ledge near
the Rain Rock lighthouse aud aftcr,ylrd
behaved IKE Q lame duck. her spced being
diminished, The boat will not be- rlcpd
further until she has been hauled out ana
CATION. '''N'
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CONDITIONS IN KANSAS.
Corn Crop Is Said to Be Cut Down to
One-third

Topeka KAN July - TEN eratures
we're not qui-e so high Ia Kausis to ny,
averaging about 100 for tho entire sta e.
However NOT the least relief Eas ,ome
FROM the drouth. The atmosphere Is very
humid and numerous registrations are re
ported from various portions ol Che StUe
Torn crop IS In "a worse con itiou than errr
and 10 VIII be surprising m our-turl ~ a
crop is obtained Many farm rs ue cut
tiny o. frr fodder n II wore not n the
fact that there are many tugu- uls t
bushels of last years coru ia the 81 b y
outlook Tor the stockmeu voIld be S
rioUS Indeed. People ate doyufin thel a.
tcIti1n no obtaining water 90 dr. n. gone
towns are IN sore straits s week nEu
thc5 reported scarcity of STOCK water Now
snine report their supply OF drinbm- wat p
Is almost exhausted. Oniy the town hay-
ms water works systems hive q sittci,nt
amount ~ water for ever lH. turr 5
and as the water plants arc dependent on
the streams for their supplies 10, too.
will soon bc shortened.
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Caicoso. July IS There was a heavy
track at Hawthorne today as the result Of
last nights bard rain.
Five aud half rUrpngs- ,Mauresca Harry
Niison, Santa Teresn. Time lllA
Six furloncs- Seguranca. Pupil. Josephine
p Time 1tst,
steeplcchhse, short course Crest, FLAG.
ciisl Miss Ransom. Time e5TA
Eve and half furlones, Competition
stakes Abe Frank Dnreen Commissioner
forester Time IL
seven furlqngs Henry OF FranstamAr
tluctHe. Refugee Time no
Niie apd u sixteenth. selling primo.
nlases, ,oSnaTe. Knight Bonneret Tim,
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Acoident lad pelnar.

ST, Louis. duly 25.-At Deimar this after.
noon Toad Rainey fell 10 the second race
and Fregenae tumiled over him Jockey
0'Ncil escaped Injury, hut Jockey n
johnson S collar bone was broken ana he
WIS badly injured Internally Trark faft
Five and a half furlongs- faba lspse. Mb =
Dnrn, Lady Brockway. Time, 1.O9n
S1 and q half fpriongs, selling stan,
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Cold Heels won the seaeate stakes
at Brighton Reach with Bouuibert a
competitor
The Columbia beat the Constitution
IN trlnl race.
The ocean rig Of the Shamrock n
was completed nnd II was stated she
would start Tor America Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
STRIkE

Amalgamated association Officers were
iu more hopefnl mood
Union workingmeu were discharged
at the McKtesport tube mills.
The colored laboreFs ct routc 10 Chi
cage became alarmed aud turied back.
Steel magnates refused TO treat with
strikers union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Young Man Attempted to End His Lie
in a Sleeper

young Man Attempted to End His Lite
in a Sleeper.
Butte. Mont, July %. A young man,
supposed to he Henry II Armstead or
New York, stabbed himself IN the region
Of the heart aud gashed his throat with
pocket knife In the toilet room Of a
sleeping ear on the sonthbound Oregon
short Line express AT the den0t here this
morning and Is now IN a local hospital,
with predetermined chances OF recovery
on Monday last Armstead and com
napiQn arrived from the South and regis
tered nj a lodging hotel as Henry II
Armstead. New York and George William
Fletcher. Philadelphia II Is said that
Armsiead Is manager ~ mine In Idaho,
er's father owner The young men called
on somr mining mea In this city yester-
day and this morning started for the depot
IN a carriage, While Fletcher was arrang-
ing bis baggage In q seat Armstead stag
gered from the toilet room, the hlno
mntcaiy az Fletcher ne Rushed; "Harry.
] did this IL save you, and FEN un' on
sciopss He was at once tuken to the hos
Fletcher refuses Ia say wor ~ even d..
cining to disclose his own identity o that
~ his 'nmptnlon. II Is said the ynung NJ IN
are urAmncuNy connected In Philadelphia
end NcM York and are recent graduates Of
an Eastern university
Arn-t-ad was resting quietly this after
noon aud the doctors sAv ne viii probably
recover Armstead refuse S, 70 give any rea-
sen FOR his attempted suicide. q w.
Fletcher, his couInhnon. declares money
has nothing to do with the aflir
Philadelphia. July 25. George william
Fletcher Is a son % George Fletcher
Of ne Arm Of Mitchell Fleicner & Co OF
this rltv, wholesale groeers, Henry II
Armstead Is a close friend NJ yhng Fietch
or He IL a civil engineer and Is employed
by the company which controls the mines
IN which the elder Mr.. Fletcher Is inter.
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DEATHS CAUSED BY HEAT.

Savannah, Mo, July 25.--Arfhur Bryant.
printer. insane from the heat, commi ted
suicide today by shooting
ST Joseph, Mo, July 25 There were
four deaths and Aftecn prcsttatlons from
III" heat today, three of which will prove
fatal
Kansas CITY, July 25.-There was one
death and thirty prostrations.
owensboro KY July 25 Miss Kate Hnl
and Mrs Katherine Brooks died last night
from heat prostranon.
Louisville, Ky, Iuly 25 Maximum TEN
pcramre today loo at $3.50 p m -Four
deaths and twelve prostrations, Number Of
towns IN state report rain today.
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EXPLOSION OF PETROLEUM.

Center Of Russian Town Wrecked and
Many Persons Killed.
Baum, July ga terrific explosion OF
petroleum today in the most thickly popu-
lated quarter OF Batum. wrecked rho wno,.
center of the town. 1t IS Impossible m
this time to estimate the loss Of life and
property but in both cases this is very
large.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
santa e cIub eoes % cams,on.

Galveston. Texas, July 2j. The santa Ne
baseball club will leave Tor Cameron Fri.
day morning, where they play the crack
team Of that city Friday ana SATURDAY.
Cameron Is NOW the champion club of the
state owing 10 her victory over the Waco
club sunday the Santa Re's double back
10 Houston aud play the Houston foam
surdny afternoon Much interest is beins
iahen IN the game SUNDAY and large
crowd viii come up from Galves.,ai 40
see the game and cheer the Santa lie hoy.
on 70 victory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

Milwaukee, July -. Timely batting by
the home team won the game from Boston.
Errors Of the visitors helped them along.
Score II N Il
Milwaukee ......... o2i 100 200 q II 4
I Boston ........,.,.. .Ol0 OiO COO o q
| Reidy aud Maleney; Winters and Shreck
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French Engagement with Moo,s

d'ondon' July IA few days ago. saws a
dispatch to the Daily Mail from Cadlz. a
great battle was fought between the French
ana the Moors near Figuig II was the
result Of the French operations to suhiugate
the tribes south Of the Atlas mountains and
70 occupy Inc oasis ot Tablet The French
were victorious The Moors ascent mar tb1
hreneh government has 10000 troops on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

IA Favor of Skopcc In the third lnung
SEopee Jared little better I'M M, seventh
inning Lowhcy threw 10 catch runner al
JJnne nome plate and The ban struck Pitcher
Shnpor lu the back Of the head, rendering
nm unconscious. lie was seriously IN.
}uica Left Fieller Croztcr hurt hi. hand
~ me eighth and had TO retire Attend
Seugt- u =, o..
Chattanooga - 2U1 tt1 40 IA 10 y.
1.-the Rock - O2O 2t9 o6n - :
layton, Bruner and Roth: Blackburn.
S6"p'c Allemange and Lynch.
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On pEVELoPMENrs.

bs how Of gas WAS struck in the
CattIemen's wen at Beaumont; le;tJr
says oil has been reached
compromise Of the suit OF the
Cleveland heirs effected
Work on the Hamman wen at Sour
Lake Is nearly completed
- strike al Damon Mound is said to
be lmmlnent
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uoMEs1Ic.

workinsmen's Protective association
entered suit 70 prevent use Of Forest
park as the site FOR tn ST Louis
Worlds Fair
Dewey, Kimberley ana Be1haIn have
been named MS the board Of inquiry
into the libel Of schley.
costly ire occurred at Davenport.
Iowa.
number Of deaths. due 10 the heat.
were reported from a number OF places.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
To Pray in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb, July n. E1ceft IN north.
cast section Of thei stole, wltrpa avy
shower Is reported tonight at Niobrara, Ne.
braska got little rain today, Tho tempera,
ia the record stage. the maSlmnm fdr LU-
coin being 1913 Tomorrow In accOTdancc
win the governors proclamation. prayer y
for rain win be offered throughout the
Stute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
FoREIeN.

The Turkish government refused to
permit the Creek squadron to visit
smyrna and other ports
Great Britain ana Russia have reached
an agreement and the Chiui Sc deadlock
Is broken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
FOR PALE, SiCKLY CHILDREN.
Groves Tasieiess Chill Tonic.
stomsoh Torn open by ! Bull.

Corpus Christi. Texas. July d "A Mexl-
can boy was brought here by boat from
the Kennedy ranch Yesterday IN q critical
condition and suffering Intense pain. Sew,
efal DAYS ago. while herding same cattle
al the kenely ranch. he was attacked Nv
an Infatuated hlhl and badly gnred -
region % his stomach aud tearing n OPEN.
causing The entraHs 10 protrnle aud hang
from the hody. He remained IN this con,
dition six days and was almost dead when
he reached here for medical treatment
although John g Kennedy. the owner "
abe ranch. put several stitches ia his
stomach.
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Captain Clark susnended.

Cleveland. ohio. july % President Ban
Johnson Of the American League has sus
pended Capiain clark Of the Washington
gub indefinitely a. he result Of the lat
Umpire Connolly In lie CLEVELAND Wash.
ington game OF Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

ftihs Mt{or' Mrs Hrannnn. Time, 2JA.
= Joucs, Arbitrator. Time. l.4s
Ne''n lWlons, settling Ia DESTROYS.
Gfautor Ben Frost Time 20
MILO and twenty Yards. selling Bos
IgzacL Lomond. Time I ~
Sis furiongs, selling itnuduzzo. Revoke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

BUSINESS men who lack the vim, snap
and vlgor they once had, should use HER
BlNE, Y viii pprify the blood strength.
en- and in,igoraie the system Price al
cents, for sale by A, Il. Kiesling druggist.
502 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

Memphis. Tenn, July BON carload
lots per gallon Prime crude 20; OH crude
PSI less than carload lots 2s prime summer
yellow choice ca0king fuiame~ Yci'aw,
los than carload lots, pcr gallon -. MeM
ana cake nominal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

Memphis July - Nashville defeated
Memphis today In one Of the hest games
ever Witnessed op the local diamond. the
score standing 2 10 . at The close Of tho
contest A light shower DELAYED the gama
In The fourth inning Tho feature ~ the
game WAS PARROTS long three brig driNe
70 the center fence, which brought IN a
run
Score n AZ "
Memphis 90 OlO col N D
Nashville ... 600 COL iOi- z
Rhodes ard Lanzon Sparg6r and Fisher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
TRANsVAAl,
SPORT

II was announced that Kruger would
return to South Africa In October.
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Will START SUNDAY.

Shamrock Il Ready to Cross the Ocean
for the Contests.
Gourook Firth Of Clyde. July 25 The
ocean rig Of Shamrock II was completed
today. She could start for the other sid.
tomorrow. bnt IN Difference n nautical
superstition. her departure viii ne nos,
poned until 10 O'Clock next sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
MUDpY BLOOD

Means muddy complexion. Pure eseei
means clear complexion. Groves Taste
less CHILL 1snie makes rich clear bissd-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
iOLD HEELS GOOD WORK.
Won The Seagate Stakes with BOnni.
befl a Competitor.
COX THE LEAD At START AND HELDH
sonnihert and viteIlios Ran Most Of the
Distance Neck and Neck, but the
Former Pulled UP Second.

New York. July 25.Gold Heels won the
les9aie stakes at Brighton Beach today
fuer battie royal with Bonnibert win
lei of the Brooklyn Derby, Both were
lea 1t even money IN the betting and
,ach had host Of followers yitellius,
he only Other starter. was the outsider
Il Is 10 l. To cool start Burns took
sold Heels out to make the running and
aicwed the was for seven furlongs by a
cnath. f}onnibert ana vitcilius running
lead and head behind him ON the fir
ufn Burns let Gold Heels down and he
liaT a little further away but shaw
iuabiy sent Bounilisrt after him, leaving
FinsiiIns la the rear. IN the stretch both
poxs sat down to ride hard, hut Gold
Heels held his advantage To the end aHd
w0n ridden out br d ieugih Nitellius was
eight lengths behind Bonnlbert
There was a big upset In the nth race
HrNhen, who ran second 90 Compute Ia
the Foxhal stakes. ON saturday. WAS the
favtFiic at ? 10 ana looked almost IN
heltbhie with lOi pounds no bur Dis1d-
VahfsEe AZ Is Ia took his measure
Eve furiougs selling Cecil Fugurtha,
SIX furlougs All Gold. Kinuikinnlck.
Himself Time l'13.
Mile and q sixteenth, selling -Animosty.
El9R, Lads Choiristrr. Time t:aS
Seae8te stakes, mile md furlong Gold
Heels, Bonuibert VhCllus Time 1852 3.
Six furloug Disadvantage, lIypbeu, AS
cersion Time i.I3
Mile and seventy yards Dolando. Fatal
lEf Gold Fox. Time 81.
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Plain Facts for Men Il, VI
Health" shouid be In The hands sss
man, young and old, In tie uni'e M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

Little Rock, July 2a.-chattanooga wen
ss Ts bas s ss s sSg hits aaa sfSs
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roDAY's ENTRIES

FIVE furiouss maiden. 2-yoar.old Mud-
dora lo5 fararlass los, Enrght 10J. Cur.
tAtle1 loS. Sehwajhc io5. Ocioroon io5.
Singing Nymph lo5, Father Den los Le-
uierne las lrrdescpnf los. Knight ~ Har-
ieu los Lieschcu Jos. KNOCK About 1uS.
Gtgdeu Jos, Lord OF the Manor Jos. Greg.
crfI 1915 Miss Patsy loJ
Ahie and sixteenth selling 3-ycar old -
Hcdegk III Gertrude Elliott lo2. Baioou
lni Bdfherte t0l
Ahie aud seventy Yards selling Dread
% ACmor i'3 Godfrey lq3 F8tl.st 100.
Is frrlo.rs handicap. eyeAr-rld. Fran
cisco "a. Lady Haduor ll2 Lady uu.yronl
ltsaii trfEe RI Bosrrra iOT April Shower
j.. Beile 81. Carm3iI 0s CAV BOY ~.
beWeg no. F1ir ku-ht los Lady Ster-
ING 1913 Past 100 Nrrmeut rs
Ml.a and one furlong 3.yelro'I3 and M
Wax Taper loG Noo7rta 50 Wate- cure
no. Euifs a. koelampton 9i Dai-rn to6.
SM, furinnss. 3-ycur Ga and Ip- Ante i-p
s. waruie Head Zoe Nallrn Tot. Xii T.
tioro 81 Mayor Gilror iO4 porurv CRAFT
- Bastlc iUu 1ens id1 rumwritr
81 tAnecdcte 100. J4ct McGlun loc
efT Mctcaif lob
Clondy and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

Z General Strenothenino Tonic.
Sfofs's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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BASEBALL.
NArIONAL LEAGnE-

Pittsburg. July 25.-plttsburg succeeded
IN taking series from Cincinnati TODAY
for the irst time since 1897 rhc crln
| responsible for this result Attendance
! 100
Score. II ~ n
ritt3nurg. ....,... O,5 OK oo1-5 Is /
| NlHcinnHu ...,..., 600 GO go 8
! Pool and O'Conuor, Guese gnd Bergen
Philadelphia. july - Philadelphia pIaved
or postponed game with Boston today
aud made 6, -four straight yictoHe5 over
[ the visitors. Attendance 1900
Score p 81 D.
BostoD ........-....lo 100 GO Oeo q
Phthdciphb ...,... ono 0lo tu Z If
Nlcb"s and klttredse; Townsend and Nc
tarland
New YORK, July p Kitson shu, the New
lorscIs cut today, they only getting one
scratch his
New York ......... 90 ooo 600 3 i =
BROOKLYN .......,.. M pN OIL II o
Metihewson and Warner, Kitson and Nc
ST Louis. July % Harper held Chicago
down 20 two hits today hut rank errors
let I'm two runs The fielding on both sides
was poor.
Score " RI n
ST. FONTS ....,.... Odo $40 ok 5 s
thlco%n ....,..... 200 utO 0io-- 2 . 3
Harper and Hayden, Eason aud Knhoe
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AMERIrAN LEAGIfR

Chicago, July IS, Chicago won today nv
hitting Lee In the opening Inning and by
perfect fielding, Attendance 2lO0
Seoic~- II II II
Chicago ......... 2O2 600 OK u 4
liWHshlngton .,..,... 900 OO0 100 q
Iatlnrson and Sullivan. Loo md Clnrkn
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VIeYeInnd July % rCleveland was unable
TO DO anything with Nops' pitching today
and fell an easy victim to the visitors.
Bowling pitched well. but weird support in
the fifih allowed three Baltimore men to
score
Score II "a
/ Cleveland ..... OiO 600 CO. 4
baltimore ..... 10 O.D OOO-4 q
bowling and Yeager. Nops and Bresna
han.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.
Will Probably Take Part in
Memorial Day Exercises.
Private James King Appointed to
the Naval Academy-0ther
N. G. D. Notes.

1t is likely that the National Guard
of Delaware will accept the invitation
Of the G. A. X. to take part in the
Memorial Day celebration. Lieutenant
Colonel Stevenson has called meet
ins of the officers of the First Battalion
to be held ut the armory at O'Clock
on next Wednesday evening. Plans for
Memorial Day will probably be dis
cuSsed at the meeting.
Company G., n. G. ID. will give a house
warming and reception next Friday
hight in honor Of the recent refurnlshins
Of the con,pany's room. A new carpet
has been laid, handsome draperics have
been hung at the windows and numerous
other improvements made. An excel
lent program Is being arranged for that
evening. which includes photograph Sc.
lections and several numbers by guar
tct There will also be dancing. Re
frcshments will be served. Each mem
Der of the company has been gwen the
privilege of inviting a gentleman and
lad; TO the reception.
1t is reported at the armory that
James King, private il, Company A has
bern appointed to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis by President Mckinley.
King claims to he distan' !ative of
Commander Wainwrieht who made such
Il brilliant recor! during the Spanish
American war, and who was All officer
on the battlcship Maine when that
boat was blown up ir HAVANA harb'r.
King asked for his discharge from
Company A several days ago.
Company A basketball team will play
their last game of the season at the
armory this evening with the Jasper \.
c. team of Philadelphia. The proceeds
will be divided among the members of
the team.
Company c will probably organize
baseball team Cor this season.
Tomorrow afternoon eight s"rceants
Of the First battalion will lie pallbearerS
1T the funeral of private Bayley in Ches
ter. Pa. who was killed in the Philip
plies He was formerly member Of
the National Guard Of Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
ABSENT MINDED MIR. DALEY.
Forgot His Wife Was Waiting for
Him.

Alexander M. Daley of Dover, for
whom the police OF Philadelphia were
searching yesterday, was sitting quietly
in his home while the hunt was going
on. His wife, who reported bis disap,
pearance to the police, says be is an alb.
sent minded man.
"Just wait for me on the Bingham
House steps, I'll be back in ten min.
utes," she declares he said. She waited
ten, twenty and sixty minItes, but be
did not return. He was to have escorted
her to theatre, and as the tire passed
che became impatient. She then told
the hotel CLERK aud q consultation was
held. With woman-like patience she
waited several weary hours, but Mr..
Daley did not come back or send word
telling why be had not returned.
In the meantime friends OF Mrs. Daley
had gone to theatre and returned,
They advised her to retire for the night,
and that her husband would have surely
returned before morning. She did so,
but not to sleep.
In the morning she arose early and
then became thoroughly alarmed at his
sudden and mysterious disappearance.
When the anxiety was the most intense
the following brief telegraphic message
was received:
81 am safe at home. Return by next
train"