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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

rARIS.--W. ID, IIardlgree1 an old soldier
returning from the Memphis reunion to MA
home In Van Handt county seven miles
from Canton, died suddenly on the Frisco
train.
MARSHALL.-The Marshall Dry Goods
company suffered loss OF $4,000 or Sl9.
ON by the unroohng Of its store during
the recent storm,
ter Of Samuel Sherwood was struck hy
lightning and instantly killed,
FORT DANIS.-B. H. Grierson has sold
loo head OF cattle TO Harmon 4 jackson
oi Alpine az SIS take all The range Is In
bad shape In this section.
ALNINA disease believed to he black
here.
B.LToN. The city council has obtained
from II, A, Wear, lessee, the control o.
me city water works and will operate
same Heretofore there has been some
dissatisfaction over water rates and the
furnishing Of water, with the result that
the city took charge.
CALDWELL.-An anti.saloon league is
to be organized here.
MOUNT CAI.M-Al matters connected
With the Issuance OF school house hunds
~ Mount calm are now perfected aud the
trustees are ready TO receive bids for the
same
MARQUEE The local camps Of Wood.
men OF the World have combined with the
ciukens aud Will build y two story annex
20 tue Alsh school building, the upper
story 10 be used hy the Woodmen rs 4
hall
PORT LAvACA. The first excursion a,
the season viii he run from san Anton a
and intermcdiate points and will arrive
here sunday, .Iune 81 Preparations ara
already being made 10 entertain the crowd
HEARNE.-rhe machinery Tor the Plant.
ets on company is arriving daily and he.
complete In time 20 handle this seasons
seed
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ENGLISH RACING SEASON.
An Excellent Program on the Opening
Day at EPSON.
THE DERBY is TO BE RUN TODAY
Five American JOCKEYS Have Mounts in
the Greatest Event on the British
Turf; L. Ref Rides Favorlte.

London juno 4.--The great Epson racing
carnival commenced today with an excel
lcnt program Unusually large fields are
the rule and the interesting character OF
The sport attracted big crowds. Tomorrows
Derby has aroused far greater enthusiasm
than usual owing to It's open character.
Nearly every owner represented thinks his
horse has chance ana the same sangulne
view Is reelected by the public. The
betting consequently Is even more wide
spread than usual. The held Will number
about twenty-five. W. G. Whitney's Volo-
dyoyski a.. RelnD remains strong fayorIte
at to . against. Although those directly
Interested in the horse are ex-
tremely snnguine they somewhat
dread tho size Of the field. William III.
florfornL Revenue and Handicapped are
all staunchly supported. Besides l.. Rcin
the Americans who win ride In the Derby
are Mahcr on Tantalus, Turner on Prince
Charles H. Henry on Olymplan and Mar.
tin on Handicapped.
The American horses and jockeys started
the day Ia excellent FORM taking the three
first pieces IN the Initial, the Craven S
stakes, as follows; Richard Cookers inc
ScOtchmnn III IL. Rein) FIRST; Frank Gard
ner's Newcombe C.. Jcnknsl, second; w. e.
Whtney's Holsiein %. Reif), third. Seven
horses ran.
The second race. the Egmont Plate handi.
cap Of 800 sovereigns was similar triumph
for the Amt rlCnE jockeys. The following
was the result Daniel Cooper's Edmee
tAaher, FIRST, Noel Fcrwlok's Casino %.
Mertln), seCond Colonel Lamblons Hand
spring u. REM, third. Fourteen horses
BtHrtcd
The chief event on tnday's program, the
Woodole STAKES of 1000 sOverclgus for =
year-Olds, was won by II. :. SEWERS Scep'
ter, dam PcrsimmOn, for which Mr.. Scyier
paid 1000 gulncas last year. C2ardas wac
second and Port Blair thlrd London,
Maher up, won the Epson Plate, a handl-
G, Whltney's De Lacy was seen FOR the
arst time In this race, but his mount was
not placed,
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w. A. Rodners Dead

Dallas, Texas, June 8.-w. A. Rodgers n
citizen Of Dallas for thirty years. died AT
his home, 1872 Masten street. last night. he
was 65 years old.
Born In Montgomery, Ala. and endowed
with good education. received at rom,
and abroad he settled in New Orleans
Tnen ne attained his majority From that
place three years later no p,o,.,a ~,
weston and when the war between ibe
SeateS was declared enlisted IN tho Coufei.
er s. signal corps under General Marruder
c alSvr ne came to Texas he engaged in the
neGston, and at the latter plsee fora
Years ago, be married Miss Florence Ri
st rai ro, MnSn the Houston and Texas Cen
he took mn Vas h9llt into Dallas In 1871
70 mercantile and live stock Interest," ny
Tbe e'ss Iiet with bank at Denton
Tue nHe children who survive him ora
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ALBANY, y Y--1he American re,a.
rhone and telegram company has alnd
With the secretary . stnte n certISSa !, NV, ~
iuSreaSe tn capital stock from SlOG NoO o1h
TO S150,00O, 600. N4''''V''o"O
WASHINGTON Martha Hlehhor,
uNrghter of Rear Admiral .Hlchhorn' was
married 70 James G, Blaine youngest san
OF the late Maine statesman at tbn resi
derce Of her parents. vs.
DETROIT. Mlch.-The sixth animal con
Nentlon OF the National Manufacturers nr
lne tinted states, with an attendance ~
twenty-five. Is In session va
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi state regulation
ot vice was one of the leading topics M
tne morning session of the National Amor
tAn woman Suffrage association. Mrs
dent. '''eu prest
NEW YoRK,--A cahlegram has been ro.
seived announcing the death OF Rev y
". Parker, missionary bishop of The Metha
qlst Episcopal church for Southern sie
MS death occurred at Nalni Tai
MENlCo CITY.-Work is actively nro
crossing on Vera Cruz and Pacific r1llR,ey
neWh INTO theahot country A large sSctiN5
OF the best hnd I'm the repuhllc win 10
opened mp for settlement w
LITTLE ROCK --Reedy Vance an a.
salo0nkeeper, shot and killed sam Een a
Nhluaman, who conducted a restauront
Tue tragedy resulted from a dispute ove.
paying Tor . cent bowl Of soup
NEW YORK. President Henry q uava
never az the American Sugar Refnine To,o.
nany said that he had not resigned ana
that the stories 10 the effect that he IN
tended to do SO We're without foundation.
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Nriie-JImInez, Trinity Bell, Fancy Wood.
Tune, 1I0N.
Harvey. Time, i.2iA.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Mile and sixteenth. selling Laureate
tG7 Moroni i05. Defender II lp2, Longfo
gG Hylo 49, Thuries iOJ, Sam Howard lOi.
Zacntosa 102. Ollie ]. %.
Five furlOngs rolds--Eddie Anst n
in Declaimer 1OJ Harry Beck l04. Mir
aclp II td2. Price Light lO2, Lady Avon ~,
South Trimble 10T, John V Kirby l04 Nc
Chcsney 1u2, Baldonkeel 102, Altoona lU2.
Lawrence NJ. 90
Seven furlongs- Charley Moore l00 Mer-
Ito 10T. Latchkey 1Oi, Scarlet LILY ~, oh
net 100, yulcnn i01 Algaretta 90.
Six furlonge, hnudcap-Silurian III,
Hampshire 1Ol Grandon 49, Gahcris 104,
Johnnie Mccarthy 9S Khiville "a.
Mile and quarter. selling -EXcclsls Ill.
Sprung iO4. Our Nellie 10, plead %.
Brangible 104, Golden Seepter l04, Azlm -.
FOur and a hnlf furlongs. 2-year-oIus-
Sweet Billie ITO, Autumn Leaves ITO, 81
manso 100, Elsie L. 10, Drummond llO,
Baby Hall 1O5.
Clear and fast.
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CONSTITUTION DlsMAsTEp.

Accident Happened While the Cup De-
fender Was on It's Trial Trip.
Newport, Il, J., June i.The cup defend
er Constitution was dismnrted while on
her trial trip this afternoon,
Tho accident happened while the yacht
was OF Brentons Reef llghtshlp about three
miles out from Narragansett pier &C about
2i15 p. m The Constitution la badly Grip
Piled. The mulnmaSt appeared to have
broken about half way mp.
No one was hurt In the accident, although
one of the mates was swept overheard. He
WAS rescued and suffered no harm.
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Guy NJ. Bryan Is dead at Austin
The big irrlgating ditch near Wharton
has been completed.
Closing exercises were held at Prairie
View State normal.
The Texas Woman's Press associa-
ton Is in session at Paris.
The extra session of the legislature is
to begin early in August
Texas mlllmen are in session at Dal.
las trying to arrange matters with the
railroads,
The governor will include only the re-
distrlctlng and the general approprln-
ton bills In the special session call
Galveston is preparing to entertain
the visiting congressman.
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ANOTHER HAIL STORM.
Another Ian storm Near AnpIeh

Nnotnof t1ah Storm wear Nppiepy
Appeby, Texas, June 3.--Again Is this
section stricken by the angel Of the tempest
and again do farmers hemoan their sad
condition sunday night about 10 O'clock d
durk cloud came from the northwest
bringing aln tn perfect torrents aud a
tempaS, OF wind and hail, In this lmme-
diate vicinity the hail did hut little dam
age, but south and southeast II completely
destroyed the crops that escaped the hail
storm of the 3lst.
Parties coming In this morning reported
the hail eighteen inches deep ut sunup this
morning.
Coru, cotton, fruit, gardens and melous
completely ruined and prospects for the
farmer are Indeed gloomy.
The report Of tho Arst hail storm from
this point was indeed gloomy. hut after a
lapse OF three days the prospects are no
brighter, In fact they are darker.
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MlLLMEN ARE IN SESSION
Trying to Arrange Matters viii
Railroads.,

Trying to Arrange Matters wifi
Railroads.
Dallas, Texas, June 4.-Promhent d
men from all over Texas, contrlln, 4
In the State association, have been y
cret session here all day trying Il \.
differences with the railroads u lsis
transportation rates. eompbiglge
disasIeements Is expected TO lsf5ils
tomorrow's session. The mill lneg N
nre Harry Landa of New BrauifeS Y
Stinnett of Sherman, H. GulssT4
Antonio, Nj. Lasker and j. Resnes'
OF Galveston, j. n. Rayzor Of DsgH.
c. Whaley of Gainesville, Frapk ~
Wichita Falls, William Williams q
Point, Perry Burrus OF MckiLig y
Gunther Of san Antonio, and H. DIX;
Of New Brlunfels Railroad lnsa Y
tendance are; Berry Of the Hsus.
Texas Central and the Southern i, r.
lines; Goodwin OF the santa NJ VI
Of the Texas and Pacific; .Steriey Y
Fort Worth and Denver; Maretnn !.
San Antonio and Aransas Pass WI
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande. ~
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Ie12s
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CONTEST OF LAKE sTEAIAEs
City Of Erie Won 1oo-MIle has
fba Tashnoo bv Forty-fNe SER

City Of Erie Won a 10O-MIle nk g..
the Tashmoo by Forty-'Ne g.,
Cleveland, Ohio, June Tine =. =.
mile race from Cleveland TO ERE K
tween the Cleveland passengE y
City of Erie, owned by the sieV x
Builalo Transit company, aug -
moo. Detroits crack passenger vva 4
by the White Star COMPANY, sa ~
respects the most noteworti{ y Il
sailed on fresh water. Inc n
the distance in -four hours, n MAE
utes and nineteen SECONDS, NIX \.
TushmOo by forty'nye seeV1S
time. - .nasd al
Aside from winning the speeo M
ship of the great lakes, lus (.
ABOUT 100000 Tor those whp WA
The boa,s, approximately T II vsl
twenty-three miles an hour ~ ,s
and neck from the starting pDlus, -
auout Fairport, where me ri ,snrtds I
shoal water and fell three iens1j1a
her rival, From Falrpor III
She made no perceptiblf AT M d.
90. up and passed her rival, fek Il
Sailed In spnrts. getting ahean1 .
and then falling back; WH wihen IL
maintained a steady galt' c,ovsian Il y
torions craft entered the Sie s,a1 N
rms evening on her return ams, dag
sno was greeted with
ton,
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Favorites powned at Gravescnd.

New York. June 4. Six fayorites were
hentcn at Grayesend today, but well played
horses Won the majority Of the races.
Five and a half furiongs Gay Roy Jack
Dcmupd, G. WhiNer. Time 0S 20.
Mile and aiXteelth All Green Gold
Heels, SUditp s. Time i:l6 t-5
About six furlougs. selling Contend, Mai
stcr, Spry. Zine III 10
the Broukdalc mile and frWlunR Car
buncle Kumara, sidney Lucas. Time
i ;53 So
Five furlongs Nusturtlum, Gold Seeker,
Snnrt Set. Time ! Oh 10.
Mile aud seventy Yards, selling -Scurry,
Bombshell Gertrude Elliott Time LA i.5.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Three persons were killed outright,
three probably fatally wounded and
thirteen others hurt In an accident on
the Southern railroad near Atlantn.
The l00Anile race between the Lake
steamers Erie and rashmoo, resulted in
victory for the former by forty-Hve
seconds.
Eight men were killed IN n mine ex
ploslon at Iron Mountain Mich.
Nebraska won The Texas horns" In
the T. P. A, convention at Old Point
Comfort va
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Conditions IN Greco County.

kilgore, Texas. June 8. This part Of
Gregg county escaped with slight damage
from the hailstorm; It fen here very large
northwest and southwest toward Tyler It
fen very heavy, Crops are ruined In this
section and the roofs OF many dwellings
are being recovered some cotton VIII
be replAnted. Corn viii make half crop;
not hlnde Of fodder iefr on Il. This
section was visited by Just such hail.
storm ON June l, 1884, and az the same
time OF day. II fell then eighteen inches
deep ahd killed a great many fowls aud
young calves. goats and sheep.
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma.
Northman Arrlued safeIu

New York, June 4.-Tbe cable today an.
nounced the arrival Of the American steam.
er Northman at Hamburg from Chicago.
after passage " thlrty.fve days thlrtees
Oh which had been occupied traverslne ths
Mest lakes and canals before LEAVING
Nesnee Ior the ocean voyage The Norm,
man Is the first steamer Ii the Chiresa-
hamburg service 60 cross the ocean ana
ner voyage has been watched with jpfsr,
the undertaking. VI
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LOCAL.

The trip Of the Daughters Of the Re
public to the san Jaclnto battle-ground
Regular monthly meeting Of the
school board. Report of Superintend.
ent Barnett.
The Electrical Workers strike against
the Houston City Electric Street Rail-
way company declared on,
The summer normal opens under IA
vorahle auspices,
commencement exercises of Mrs. At
woods kindergarten.
The High School Alumni will enter
tain the class of 1901 at the High
school tomorrow evening.
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- lssi a-gsa.'-
THE RACES. uEW BEr
There Were Five Nose Finishes at the
Newport Track.

Cincinnati, June A.-roday's races at
Newport were the most exciting ever wit.
messed there. In every event but the NTH
there was nose finish, The weather was
hnc and the track fast.
Seven furlongs, ssIung Rowdy o., BY
George, Blenhcim. limc l;2SA,
-Four and half furlongs-- Miss Gaines,
The Coulmoncr, Pigeon Top. Time so
SIX furlrngs lmperialst, Ocle Brooks.
Toluca. Time 1;iaA.
Mile. selling l'nssaic, Dolly Wagner,
FLASHER Time l;lt.
Mile and II sixteenth, selling -Banquo III,
Madeline g., Edna Gerry. Time | AZ
Seven furlongs, selling NobHrpls, Charles
Ektes, Lady Hayman Time 1.2Sh.
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Observation-Disclosures
FIGHT ON THE BOIL WeEVlL.

Hearno, Texas, June AT the lecture
given by Prof, Mally in Cameron recently
quite number Of planters were in at,
tendance. One planter decided TO try
Prof Mally's experiment and succeeded In
destroying thirty seven kinds OF insects
Quite "A number Of the planters OF that
section think IL a good scheme 20 poison
the cotton every year and In that way de-
stroy them before they get start.
Rockdale Texas, June l.-Frcf. Frcd
Mally State entomologist, was here yes.
teraay and addressed rnnsiug boil weeyil
meeting At the city hall Between 900 and
$40 farmers were present aud gave CLOSE
attention 80 the plain, clear and convinc
Ing statements Of Prof, Mally. That gen.
tlepan has accomplished a great work In
arouslng the people 70 sense OF the I'm
pending danger to the cotton crop and
merits the highest commendatlon for his
efforts.
Victoria, Texas June 4,--The Business
Mems association has decided to supple,
ment their action IN paying Is cents per
hundred for live boil wecyil by paying 10
cents per pound for squares.
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WASHINGTON.

The Cabinet decided that no extra ses-
sion OF congress was necessary, the
president having full power to deal
with the Philippine situation.
Mrs McKlnley's condition continues
unchanged
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pamaae Near Naeoodoehes

Nacogdochos Texas. June 3 The hair
last night about 3 O'Clock was simply ter.
rihle in and around Douglas and four miles
north OF Nacogdoches Il wac very large aud
covered the ground four and SIX inches Nh
places, Windows and housctops broken
ana crops ruined The wind hlew consId-
erable aud many trees blown down.
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RAILROADS.

II Is said that the Pennsylvanla has
finally secured control of the Atchison.
Southern Pacific stocks were sent up
on heavy buying In the street.
Rate clerks, representing Texas lines,
held meeting in Houston to compare
individual rate sheets.
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

There is great activity In getting
derrlcks at Spfndle Top at Beaumont.
San Antonio capitalists viii seek oil
near Denlson. Grayson county.
Asphalt in large quantities found near
Angleton.
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Body Found with Throat Cut.

Glen Rose, Texas June S--rbe dead body
of William Kemp, one Of the hest known
citizens OF the county, wins found about
eight miles from town on the Hood som.
erNille county line yesterday, There was
q gaping wound IN bis neck ana about
thirty feet away lay his pocket knife, closed
but bloody. He leaves a wife aud several
children.
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COMMERCIAL.

wheat declined ON reports OF rain;
corr and oats were duh IN sympathy
Upward course of stocks was check
ed the market weakening generally.
The cotton situation improved slightly
in New York and New Orleans.
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PHILIPPINES.

AguInaldo advised General Cables to
surrender.
II was announced Mt Washington that
fun civil government would be set
up In the archipelago by July 1.
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CHINA.

Plan Of modus vIvendl on the subject
of indemnity was broRched by the pow.
ers.
Count Won Wadersec decided TO re-
main at Tlen Tsn, pending an investi-
CATION OF the clash between the British
and French troops
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saIoon Stunned Nsar ~! ..''8

Austin, Texas, June ,se a
known as 'Cuckle BnIE .e,r 4 y.
of ia Thorp and situated ~ was n
son county line In IIras siSnN, "
nv Are last night; Losss Save < stgy*
s6oo; The cause OF ILnnesendia5y-
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Brownwood, Texas. June S.--rhe Jury Ia
the case Of Mrs. NJ L. Sevels aud others
against the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
railway gave In verdict today In favor
of the plalutin Tor Sl2,OOO. The case grew
out Of the killing " Mr. Sevels, husband
unloading lumber In the comRanys yard
hare
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EoREIeN.

Andrew Carnegie predicted that tho
continental powers would combine 10
smash Great Britain, and that the
United States would so 10 her rescue
Nicaragnan assent to Clayton-Bulwer
treaty was found
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Woodville, Texas June 4--ouite Sc
we're halstorm visited the Blllums Creek
community last sunday evening. doing a
great deal OF damage 10 both corn and
cotton, but especially damaging the cora.
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Many women fail to ages ssln ~
and SO become pale, salloT, n ,sA az J.
While the brightness. Iie ,sa Sdepsss
OF the skin and complle,MSpIIpR, an NJ ~.
edy this by taking HEklb svs I. b.
meaL to digest what you hl's n -
so cants For sale by A.
druggist. SOP Main street
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Reduotion IN Price ~ smear

New York. June %.Arhuckie Bros. have
made lo-point cut In an their s5r
sugars. The other rehners have not fur
mally made this reduction, bur are said
TO be meeting Il by tacit understanding.
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II the stomach nkrforms its f,no,,.,.
Hi r. and regularly. the food Of whieh
NJ tne receptacle, Is transformed int
LIZA OF a nourlshing quality which fnr
seSF hERBlNE gives tone 10 tire ctnyn
s,a anu promotes digestion and assimi1.
zen zen, frice, 80 cents For sale nv u
Niesing' druggist. oo2 Main street.
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Discharges IN Bankruptcv.

Beaumont. Texas, June 4rhe following
discharges In bankruptcy we're nled today
In the Federal court:
n. C. Burnett Sherman: G. H. Howard.
Denison; r. w stuart, Denison; curk r.
Welse Houston. Earl WArren Wallis p
W. warren, Wallis; ]. W, Gillian, noua.
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SPORT.

The English Derby is to be run to-
day; i've American Jockeys hare
mounts.
There were Ave nose finishes at the
Newport track.
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CASH Z Il #; ; : ;;; |;

Mrs. II. B. Lowenhjelm, who /, VI
st. Petersburg, Russia but waiose M
IN Copenhagen, Denmark: Ms MI
Basset and ". w, A. Il. and Ware. 4
gers. Mr.. Rodgers was prolnIpeul 4
Der of the Catholic church.
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TRANsVAAL.

British garrison at Jamestown sur
rendered to General krltzlnger's com
mando.
Details of the battle of VlakfonteIn
were received.
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N.o,o Wa, raE.n - H,,,,v,Il.

Trinity, Texas. June IA young. hlaek
negro was arrested al Saron Front about
midnight ny sheriff Chandler and nos<e
charged with ATTEMPT "a rape hero vester.
day, and it Is reported that the brute con
tossed his guilt 70 sheriff Chandler who, M
company With sheriff Brooks ~ HUNTS,
ville, left with the negro FOR Houston. ana
from there 10 Huntsville. where he Will n,
placed In the penitentlary for safe keeping.
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Destruction In Houston COUNTY.

Weldon, Texas, June 8.At o'clock yes.
terday evening severe hail storm fell
upon this section. literally destroylag Hi
crops. What the extent OF the storm was
is not yet learned.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati .. 600 200 DO 3 3
Brooklyn ..... .0t0 1870 020- II
McFadden and Peltz; Donovan and Me
CURE.
Chicago .........foO OO3 2oa- 8 8
Boston ...,.,.....OO 900 04O 100 . 9
EOson aud King; DIncen and Klttrldge.
RI 10
pittsburg ,.. O20 900 lie 4 >
philadelphia ..... 600 200 DO Il
Tannehin and zmmcr; white and Nc.
Farlund.
X II Il
st Louis .............100 COL O.
New York .......... 900 300 o.
Jones and Schrivcr; Taylor and Bower
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Better for the Blood Than Sarssr
For Those Living In the Mega
trlcts. Groves Tasteless Cali lNN,
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ResuIts AZ E,aMthorno

Chicago, June i,--six frlongs- Aladdin,
stuyye, Hans Wagner Time, 1:l4.
allie and slxteenth--Our Nellie, III
Caney. Moront Time, i;4Si9.
-Four and half furongs, selling Mabel
Wynne. The Esmond Johanna u, Time.
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Mile. selling orimar Favonlus, Lydia.
Time, 1;A09s.
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Whlsenant F1shheadi John w. Johnson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

THE CASH IN THE STATE TREASURY.

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