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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
NEWS NOTES FROM NAvAsoTA
The Fife Revival Has Been Started q
tha Presbvterian Church

The Fife Revival Has Been Started at
the Presbyterian Church.
Navasota, Texas February IS What
bids fair to be the greatest religious re
vivnl ever held In NNvasota was inan-
gurnted yesterday morning by Mi w r.
Fife Mt tho Presbyterian church 1t Is u
union service strictly, aud held at this
cdacc because Of It's capacity. Yet at tue
very first evening service the buildings
cnnncty was severely tested, and TINS
morning Il number of business houses were
closed from 1890 To IL o'clock. that pro
prietors and employees might attend the
meeting: since then several others have
given notice of like intent. and all the
people seem eager for the meeting to gam
in force and sweep all inlquities from tneir
midst.
At ono Of the biggest and most cn.hus
laStc meeting OF the Nayasota lodges OF
the White Mems union ever held, the FOL.
the opera house: city attorney ii. L.
Lewis; city secretary and clerk corporation
court, George \. Garvin; marshall Henry
He'll; treasurer, /. Book; tax assessor and
First ward. Dr. J, H. Neal; Second ward
! NJ H. Llndlcy; Third ward. j. w Lcake
/ Fourth ward, l.. l.. Chlnskl Their elec
/ ton Is an assured fact. nearly every whii'
/ man In town being member of the unipf
/ or a Symputhizer,
sheriff Cross Baker returned Inst weel
| from Austin, where he went to bring hncl
I the negro. Warren johnson, who killed All
/ Scdgcs' home n few miles south Of Nnva
/ sofa, on the Goth day Of November, 1897.
sheriff Baker has been tircless In track
/ ing the stray criminals and With such sue
cess TINT he is already recognized az hom
4 MS n splendid officer and his reputation |
spreading. His conduct of the courts am
treatment OF ladies in these tribunals hn
been tavorahly commented upon more tina
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THE AMERICAN DERBY.
Play in the Future Book on Several Of
the Entries.

the Entries.
Speculation as to the outcome of the
fourteenth renewal of the great Western
classic, the American derby, to be run mt
Washington park June %, has already he
gun In earnest and many wagcrs are being
recorded in the winter books. james
O'Lcnry reports that Joe Frey Is being
well played for the race and that scatter
ing bets have been received from various
parts of the country ON Jminez, Duellst
Rolling Boer and Canmorc The outsiders
that have been heaviest played are George
w jenkins, against whom $4,000 to 500
las been laid in small amounts, and Rob
,rt Waddell, whose owner holds ticket
that calls for S2ouu TO $5U, Against Search,
or $1,000 TO $50 has been laid, n friend II
Fat DUNES in Chicago taking the snort
end. kingralnc, brown colt, by Ming
Ere--I ornine. has had $50 wagcred each
ono OF three ways on him $4,000 TO 500,
$4,000 to $50 and 5000 to SjO-thc money
coming from Georgetown, Ky, where th
colt Is owned,
one ticket of $1,000 to 500 has been
written on Commando, the money in ms
ease coming from a prominent turfmah IN
New York, who has nothing entered III the
racr himself, and one of $3.50 to Sl3o IN
Alard Scheck, whose support comes i ,I,r
| Toledo q. Two tickets on Garry fcf
! mann, SlGOO to 5000 and 5000 to SO have
| bpen written the holders of which orc
| | ouisville men, besides several others II
smaller amounts. =.
| The wager OH Commando would seem 7,
| may be- has firm belief that the great
son of Domino will he sent ON for ne rae,
and nerhnus n knowledge regarding th'
| Kecnes intentions In the matter
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a. MAY nor LOVE THEE"

~ may not love thee. May not pus w.
rbis q my title 10 the crown OF loseS,,a.,
A title which each hiaf r,aus sn oy
- may not love thee. May hot' pu'
must; 80 ~ NAV
when Natures mighiiest forces az q. p,Sy'
Tho ship, o'ermasterel py nv ~ ssiray'
~ may not love thee. May hot' pu'
viii. a., tooa.s
NV soul leaves thine and giories IN ioNS
,,se,t IA arp,tcr of good ana III
iieelf inc weil-spring Of It's araehi nsine.
M. moi love thee, my beioyea' pus s''''
love thee / do. l must. ever Will
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Two Weddinns.

Waco Texas, February Is Nh. Charles
Rosenthal and Miss RAY Roscnthal were
united in marriage at Temple Rod,f Shocm
last evening, Rabbi Wohlh officiating.
The high contracting parties ne very
popular in Jewish circles in Waco and
there was n large number of fricn is pres
ent at the marriage. The couple left on
the night train for New Orleans. where
they will spend their honeymoon.
John NJ. Dockery and Miss Mabcl Blan-
chart were married Mt the residence Of
Rev. A. w. McGaha. pastor of the First
baptist church, this morning at 10 clock,
Rev. McGaha officiating. Mr., Dock,nry Is
Il well known insurance man Of this city
aud the bride Is one Of the falrest ladies
Of the city. The happy couple loft o the
morning train for New Orleans, where
they will spend several DAYS and will then
return to Waco. where they will in the
fntnrc rcsllp.
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Mcddlesome 1o4, Mcnamara los, Parmcnion
103 Alas 106.
six flrlongs, selling-Sweet cslporai 1oT,
Vain 1o6. saiavado liz, osmond lo,. lisa
line 1o4.
Handicap hurdle, mile and over six
mudhf-4t5raurpr 1871, Mad Ant hony IT,, j.
.. C! 1856, Koenig 125. Choutenh i22. 10th.
Ian 16i, Voyagenr 1876. Rio Chico lbs, Pert
wig 1870.
Seven furlongs, purse Moon bright 105,
Telnmon ITO. Janice los. Danger ucd 103.
n One hundred and seventy yards. selling.
Artilla lo5. Prestomc l0l, Josephine u. l0i,
Imperions log Ilvator 100.
Thlrtecn-slxtcanths of a mile selling
niaidens The CATER 81, Cerro Santa NJ,
Aphrodis %. Santa Lucia ITO, Sweet Voice
l0l Cantinns 100, Red Cherry 1nT, Thorn
Wild ~, Carloyingian 81. Kate Walcttt lUT,
Lizelld ITO, Jimmy o'Nneil 100.
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Mexia Matters.

Mexia, Texas. February ls.-A protracted
meeting was commenced at the Presby-
terlnn church Rev. Frank Wright of pal'
las. who has just closed meeting in
Houston. will do tho preaching. Rev j.
A. Ward Of Plano preached at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and night to good congregations
He visited Tehuacana today.
Hon. John l.. WORKMAN and Prof. II. Il
Cousins returned last evening from Austin
CAPTAIN Frank Hughes, assistant ser
peant nj arms Of the senate, Is at home
For a few DAYS visiting his family.
Hon A. NJ Kennedy came home Sat ar
dny hut returned TO Austin the SAINT
Postmaster J. Il. Ncece has gone u
Washington 20 attend the inauguration o
tho president and Vice president
Farmers are getting ready 10 plant corr
ana garden truck Is already being brought
10 town,
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco. February ts.--weath CT Mt
Oakland rainy; track sloppy
Five and a half furlongs, settings pike
Mainstay, Gold Baron. Time l:l1h.
Four furlongs DR.. ScharT, Pepper
Sauce, Maraschno. Time ;51.
Mile and II furlong, selling-E N1do.
Sunello, Rio shannon. Time 50iA.
Mile handicap Maggie Davis, Quiz IL,
Don Luis. Time t;45i4.
Six furlongs- Lcnnep Frank Bell, Sal
sam. Time 1:15a.
Five and hall furlongs. sclling--Arce
Doughcrty. llagerdon, The Buffoon. Thine
1:lOh.
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THE RACES.
MAJ. Orleans Results.

!, Orleans, February 1s.-Weathcr
H., track slow. Kenoya and Mordelmo
/, tha only winning fnvorites. The
[,dspcc was good, the starting of the
r,ce being delayed to accommodate
carnival festivities.
Edna Riley, 1913 (Dalel. - TO . and
4 won: Cape Jessamine lU2 (Wondeflyl
IN and 1 to /, second; Novelty, lo2
ktrenI. Z 10 /. third Time Lii
n furlongs selling-Sir Christopher III
kiersonl, 4 TO ! and to }, Won; Wcide-
IN los lWonderly), to . and even,
ssd. Cioodale Ill Dale, q to /, third.
Rice 100 Davison), to I and
4 & won Sir Florlan III Walshl, IL
and q to :. second; Cogswell 9S tCoch-
III to /. third Time 1:43A.
III and furlong, handicap kenova
q DALE. Ii to } and to 10, won;
kptan Prince, rs CWonderlyl, IL u. ,
d 70 5, second: Slrllla, 40 tWalshl,
IN |. third. Time 1'5TA.
ken furongs. sclliug-Tasknr. 1oj
$sAran) 10 > and - to 10, Won; Ju-
sua, Ms ipalc). to and :. to /, sec
]; reisor, 10 tCoburn), 20 10 l, third.
b. 49,
4. furlongs. -Mordelmo. los
tlxl, /. 10 and to >, won; King Ell;'
N, il5 Miclapis), II to ! ard 1 10 |,
3ehi; nggs, 106 Cochran, 8 to l, third
u lilo.
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e.oroetown News Notes.

Georgetown, Texas, February lS.--Judge
W. l.. Davidson of the court of criminal
ptpeals Is In the city spending Sunday
With his family. 49,, l..
Acting Attorney General II. A. John vs.
hcre nj his home today with ease of
grin. ,o.,o,, ,,oor,e,ovvn
nconIe lu the head-end passenger collision
M Harne Saturday night; none OF whom
we're very seriously hurt 6.
Nj r r. Boaty leaves today for 81.
Tonis 10 buy goods for his dry goods house
l.l...n
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TnnAY,s ENTRIES

Six furlongs. purse-B Billy Lyons 90. Mas.
gle Mitchell liz, Blanche sheppard 100
Spindle 30. Del Rio ia, Champion Rose
100 senator Mats III. Pegalong DD, Hillary
Iii. Follow Me %.
Seven sixteenth mile, maiden 2.ycar-cb Us
Isar b. f. Imp Foul Shot or Little Mnch-
Nirgie II. 100, l'restene Toe, Sister Ahbic
105, Louwelsea l0I. Well II. G. Imp True
Rriton,Mozellc 100, Miss Brentwood 100,
Tabna Br #. Santiago Maraquita 100, rOst
Bell 105, Maraschlno los, Nassallo i05,
Monnstic 100.
SIX furlongs, purse--Elknrm 100, Sam
Dannebaum Iii, Free Pass 100, Eldrcd -,
Rathgar 100, Cue ia, Alpha Lee 90. Swift
Water 100. Eltopio 112, Merida loT
Mile and fifty yards, selling lltmus 81.
Norford 1l3. Phil Archibald %. Klclumbob
loo, Uarda 1l3. Pat Morrlssey III.
Seven furlongs, pursc-Good Hope los,
Evlrato 40. Louise Hooker 1903 Joe Nip.
ley los Duckoy, t'rchln ITO, scallywag 81.
Katie Gibbons los.
six furlonGs, sclling-rihuron. Scotch
Plaid 10T, Torsina 105 Jcrid no. Gusto
he Peace los, Boundlce 10i.
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A DILAToRY COON.

/ dance all day
An I'm in TO- fun,
An I eat do possum
When de possum well DONE
nj dat am wicked
DO go blame dis coon;
Gimme little mo- time,
Gwine TO swear on soon.
i ehaws my bacca
An | still drink rum,
Kaae | done fo'got
Dat de New Years come.
Ma boss says dough
Excuse dis coon,
Ef / amt swore off
Gwlne to swear off soon'
Gwine to swear on. say
Bout next July. -
When de mule gets stubborn
An de weeds grow hish.
An de sun shines hot
Fo' to plague dis coon.
Ef | don't do 1t den
Gwlne to swear of soon.
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HeARNE ITEMS.
A New Time Card in Effect on tn
Hesrne and Brazos Valley.

Hearnc. Texas. February 1s-Mr. Le
Roy Triee. with officials Of the Interim
tlonal and Great Northern railway, came
down in the special car Texas" from
Palestine yesterday and went out on q
tour Of inspection Of the Calvert. Waco
ana Brazos Valley railway.
The Hearne and BRACES Valley Railroad
company has issued new time card
which went into effect Yesterday morning
This new schedule is convenient for the
travelling public.
For the past few days great mans
different kinds OF garden seeds have been
received here from the government. Every
year this Is the custom.
a large number Of Iearnltes visited ths
international and Great Northern wreck NJ
Lewis Switch yesterday morning. II hai
heen entirely cleared the engines bein;
taken 10 Palestine yesterday evening.
Mayor c. d. Lewis OF Ennis. accom-
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INTO THIS LAST,

AT ,bou NOT woundedY wit not stay1
Let us ITO down and DE,
Tho night is over for today. ~
Way toll in vain, triendf way, ,o,,ynr,
~, shan not win today, nor yet rilsu..
ssali never win, but VIC can always nsn'1
WIN ,ot forget her, now sue natess
Art thou ir love with scorns - wants
l4e gets no sleep. nor ufeAlns, ""S
rnrouxh ali the night TIL morn -,
.But / shall watch snd wall " Ns' -'f,s
ureak; -. ~..,, aaxe..
love not sleep, but her, LOT hsr e"H
Hast NOT discovered any Gus
wherewltn 10 thread the maxef
Wit not hereafter come 70 rue
rms waste OF pleasant days x,a,~
~ sasa no clue but TIL the cue knuw ~
~, rueins augnt. snail wander Is eua lto''
~ ---Ernest Hartley coassAatcs
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Poultry Netting.
Behring'S Hardware Store,
Main ST. and Capitol Ave.

reached London 1t used to be supposed
that a perfect sapphire must be OF a
dark. rich blue tint, Now the dlscov.
cry of new sapphire mine in the Rocky
mountains. where stones were found va
rying In their shades OF color from q
light steel blue to the deep blue tint
end again from a lovely amethyst 70
ruby red. has changed all thar These
new sapphhes have become the rags.
They touched the whole color scale oI
blue. red and purple. BY artinciaii Nshe
these sapphires shine resplendent,
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Game Law BEING Violated.

Austin. Texas, February 1s-Ihere Is n
great deal of quail trapping going on In
this part of the State, which is In direct
violation OF the law. A commission mer-
chant In town received 800 quail Saturday
and sold them inside of uu hour. Some OF
them had shot marks on them. which. of
course were nothing more than blind.
MANY of the birds were not injured I'm
the least In the way of shot marks. and
beyond n doubt they had been the victim
of SOME market hunter and his trap.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS


Norfolk, Va, February Is -Arrlxed' IN.
plodcjd from Galveston, md smiled Tor
Aarhuns: Celtic Princess. from Galveston
Port Ends Ln.--Arriyed; Suldal tN9rl'
erpool. Atlas tNorA. from progresso; FOX
hail lAm1. from Puerto Cortez via Port
Hnrrlos and Belize: Conway tiirl from
West IIortlcpool; Monmouth tBrJ. FROM
Port Natal: Chnlmeue (Am.l. from ia
vana; Beverly tBr). from Port lAmon'
Sailed Breifond CNorl. for Cciha; Chol'
lerton (Br.l, for Glasgow VIA NORFOLK
Port Tampa Arrived: Schooner fahnle
Palmer. from Galveston.
London.--Arriycd: Numidinn. from Port
land -. 49,,
York. , 80,
New York. -
Sew York-Arrived; Turnessia, from
Glasgow.
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ToDAy's ENTRIES.

llile and a sixteenth, selling-Annie Coons
Georgia Gardner %, Fairy Prince 1ol,
fcvef l0i, Belle Simpson 100, Crystalline
!. Iago ll3, Maharajah III, Swordsmtn
ftren.elghths of mile, selllng-Domadge
Airline c. 105, Waterhousc, Pnlarm lo1,
kdale 100, uterpe, General McGrudcr,
u Sloan Ill. Ecomc 1l6.
vle and an eighth, selling Harry Lu-
frc %, Gov, Boyd, King Elkwood l03,
IN Cromwell, Mitt Boykin i06. Island
me JOS Grey Forge 100, Banquo ii Ill,
Rkfy Joe Jos.
1hite1uarters Of mile, handlcapGer-
Pc Elliott ~, Choice 94, Lady Contrary
Thuries 20, Andes 100. GALES l02, Saka-
N lOI, Trladltz0 los
Rllf and an eighth, selling-John Bull
ROSWELL, Egyptian Prince 104, Sadie
{inam l09, Blithcful. Petit Mnitrc Ill,
krllS.
fnre-anarters of mile. selling Calico
y FLOYD Dixie rs, Bertha Ncll, CoN
incandescent. Duchess Of York %,
~ llcalz. Loftcr 1o1. Woodtrice. Tho
rhnston Route, Preston, Early Bird 107
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GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT.
Pensao ola's Festival Started Out Very
AuspiciouslY.

Pensacola. Fla. February lS.--Thc naval
and military escort Of prcsuls, king OF the
Pensacola carnival on his arrival today,
formed one of the grandest military
pagoants ever seen here, There were %
coo marines, sailors, United states artil.
lcry men. Wish ling militia and Florida State
troops in line and the streets along the
line of march were jammed with people.
A military ball took place tonight In honor
of the visiting military companies.
One of the Ilost elaborate social fnnc-
tions ever witnt sscd in Pensacola was the
reception and banquet at the Pensacola
club tonight In honor of Renr Admiral
Norman H. Faro uahnr and officers of the
North Atlantic ;, squadron. Among the dis
tinCuishcd guests. are Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. .Iohn H. Long. Rear Ad
mlrnl and Mrs N. L.. Endicott. Governor
and Mrs. W. S. JIG innings of Florida.
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Bound Over 10 Federal Grand Jury

Waco. Texas February 1s.-Adoln hus
Fluendcz. Mexican who was arres ted
Saturday on charge Of passing counteri cit
money. was taken before United States
Commissioner Fink this morning for ian
examining trial. and was bound over In
the sum of 5000 to await the action of
the Federal grand Jury. which meets IN
this city In Anrl In the trial the moltls
for the manufacture Of the spurious none y
were introduced. They were for the manu-
facture of quarters and nickels md wcr
found hv the officers Mt n wood camp
several miles out Of the city II Is thought
that there was regular den of counter
feiters ont there. bat the arrest OF the
Mexican has broken II mn,
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Killed His Wife and Himself.

st. Louis, Mo, Fcbrua y 1s.-Cbarles r.
Bent, young man - We airs old, shot aud
killed his wife Mt 1924 La Clrde avenue to.
day and then put bullet through his own
hend, dying Instantly IL is thought the
tragedy was the result Of quarrel grow.
ing ont OF icnlousY.
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FOUGHT to a Draw.

Memphis. Tenn, February is.-Bobby
Dobbs of Memphis and young Peter Jack
son of California fought twenty rounds
TO draw before large audience at the
phoenix Athletic club tonight The fight
was IN clever exhibition throughout. both
mcu landing frequently. In the last round
Dobbs rushed his man and hoorcd him
twice. hut Jackson WINS up and full OF
fight at the finish.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS FROM BRYAN
Work on the UrsuIine Convent Is Now
Beinq Pushed

pClllS uSliSps
Bryan, Texas, February lS,-Work on the
Ursuline convent building Is pushed rap
idly by Contractor Jenkins, and he liz daily
receiving large shipments of building ma
tcrial
Work on the new ice and cold storage
plant has also begun.
DR.. w. IL. Oliver Is erecting a handsome
two.story residence In the western portion
of town.
Ex Mayor Clin A. Adams has completed
his new residence and has moved into
same.
There Is more building going ON In bryan
than wns ever known Mt one time before.
The weather is clear and warm again and
farming operations began this morning IN
earnest Corn planting will begin In a
few DAYS, stq
Major l.. L. Mcinpts, General IL. y,
Stoddard and Mr., j. n. Astin left tonighi
for Austin to continue their efforts e
secure the location OF the Girls industrial
school at the Agricultural and Mechanlcu'
college.
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BIG MATCH PROPOSED.
Efforts to Brina Cresceus. Charley Herr
and The Abbott Toaether

Efforts to Brlnu Cresceus, Charley FTeFT
and The Abbott Together
New York. February 16.-Onc o. the
greatest trotting events of the coming sea-
son will be match race between creS'
cous. 2:0i and Charley Herr 2:o6. Caey
are to meet before July l. and harness
horsemen at Madison Square garden talked
much last evening of the probable outcome
Mr.. KetchHm came ON from Toledo espe
cioilv Ia meet track managers with purse
proposals and he thinks a race between
The two greatest trotting stations IN the
world should be worth at least $1,000
The Cleveland Driving club has offered
$4,000 il is reportcd All secretaries OF
course want The Abbott included, aud II Is
barely possible that he may vet be entered
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M... poatotfIce for penton.

nenton. Texas. February l7--fhe work
81 no new postofncc building is proceed
inr rapidly and the contractor expects to
NO II finished hy the LIST OF April. Work
anothcr new business building along.
8ide 81 no postofhec Is also being pushed
s,luFovv,niatIoii Several new residences arc
s.tns, mi an in various parts OF the city,
nosfine from $500 10 5000
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Match Declared OF.

Louisville, KY February ls,-The match
between Tom shnrkey and Joe choynski,
which was scheduled for Louisville on the
night Of March II. has been declared on
To-day Sharkey arrived In the city ana
decided that his match with Choynski
would not draw enough money to Justify
his training.
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r,,,s ls 10 Have ! Park.

Ennis. Texas. February ls.-rhe move
nero on foot 10 build the city park is
progressing rapidly under the management
urs i ". Dunkerlev aud Miss Katie
paGan. The park viii be much needed
addition TO the city.
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NJ. cbu,oh Al waxahaehie.

woxabachle, Texas. February is.-fbe
,,o,y pnntist church was formally oprnod
,.ostordav. A large congregation assembled
- heor Evangelist George c. Needham
- .ho Inttlal sermon The building
io,, txvo wears IN course ut construc-
me- ,,nd has cost 10000. and what Is most
.i,,enol IL Maid for
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The sunreme Court.

Austin. Texas. February ls.-The fol-
lowing proceedings were had in the gu
prene court today;
Mandamus refused: Harrison County VS.,
r. n Love. comptroller.
Causes submitted: Josie T.. Bell vs.. G. j.
Wright. from Harris; A. D. rogers vs.
Ohio s. Houston et al. from Erath-
Net for March 4: The State ~ T.xas
vs.. ]. ~ Drownson ct al, from Victoria.
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Resulted in a Draw.

GaIena. Kan. February ls-oscar Gard
ner and Tommy Dixon Of Rochester. n.
Y engaged In a twenty-round boxing con
test here tonight which resulted in a draw.
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GO. Eiue Wears Dor seIllna Liauor.

Muskogee. l. r., February lsS NJ. L.
Flynn. a druggist OF this place, was to
dny sentenced by Federal Judge Thomas
H. fxse years Imprisonment In the peni-
tentiary for selling intoxicating liquors.
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Rural Free Delivery.

Waco, Texas February 1s.-Rural mall
delivery will he put into use in McLennan
county. Two routes viii be established at
once. one from Waco to South Bosque. n
distance OF eleven miles and the other
from Waco 10 the Falls county line down
the Drazos river distance ~ about TWEEN
~ miles. Several other communities nre
asking for the rurnl delivery and II will
likely he given them.
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pockv Mountain sapDhIres.

In stones the sapphire Is the most
fashionable. It's popularity started IN
Paris. crossed to New York and has now
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Ianforan Results.

~ Francisco, Cal. February 1s.--The
.aaderatlon Of the ordinance limiting
'as u San Mateo county to thirty FIVE
was postponed for two weeks today
We matter Of opening lngleslde went
Y lor one week.
Nv, nsiSe books went on at Tanfornn today.
1s5s look the Nursery handicap stakes
.syeeair,olds In clever style from Sol
{nehslein and Sister Jeanic.
-. iu,longS sellinC-Matt Hogan, Nellie
s,s s, inylctus. Time. l.15l5.
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N, Theory. Time, / 90.
Lea shs stakes. four furlong=-Cuuard.
III ss'sseh,sieln, Sister Jennie. Time. AZ.
IN par,onngs, special Kcnilworth, Attic
ksyen" p Jung Boer. Time, 1901.
snarhuss "'l9ThGs-lsoval Prize. Phoenesla,
Slrs US, Time, 3Oh.
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