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

Vance Guard Won the Long Distance
Event at Washington Park.
hlcago, July 6-The inevitable has hap.
H. Robert Waddell has met defeat
great derby prize winner finished in
buck today In the great Western handi-
one of the important long distance
BIS Of the Washington Park meeting
>dell had up 100 pounds and was trying
Rive lig pull in the weights and a
fling to some of the best handicap
ses in the West The task was recog
ID by all we'll Informed race track men
b almost hopeless one. Nevertheless
ddell was heavily played by thousands
admirers who had set him on a pin.
u outside the limits of equine ability.
here WIS great interest in the handicap,
4 HELD bcing undoubtedly the best that
went 10 the post In the mile ana
race Advance Guard was the betting
orte, but 10 was always offered
tlst him, Robert Waddell was 4 to 1,
was Six Shooter. Terminus, StaI
tnber and Vesuvian were eight each
h the others were at longer prices. After
4 NeSuvlan and Six shooter showed
bont, with Sidney Lucas next and the
! close up, The pace was slow aud
Bng down the stretch for the first Tine
ney Lucas got into the lead closely fol
ed ny Vesuvian. Six Shooter aud Rob
sWaddcl In the order named.
the turn, after passing the stand,
lcy Lucas dropped back beaten and We
lhn and Six Shooter took up the ruiz.
Robert Waddell was already in diff
nv and on the back stretch 1t was
that he was beaten, as pullman was
tluce Guard moved mp. and got TO third
r. II vas still half mile from home
in view of Advance Guards unexcelled
shng qualities 1t seemed forcgone
fluslon he would win. He held this
h until the head of the stretch. Here
ilvan and Six Shooter had shot their
and Advance Guard took command.
. race was over SO far as first place was
ferncd Star Chamber, who had been
hing In fourth place, and Terminus came
l. and made a bold bid, but 1t was II
3e effort to catch Advance Guard, who
by tvls lengths from TERMINUS. who
Star Chamber scant length, Robert
bdell came in sixth, hghtng hnrd, but
lpletely exhausted Considering the
Hilton of the track It was n good per.
R5. 1.17 %, AS, 2;09, 2:35 %,
bere was another stake on the card, the
tkstep, for 2-year-olds. This went the
Of all stakes in which Abe Frank is
lred. He won handily by two lengths
Fever. the schorr's Charles w. Meyer,
vanked up by w. Woods ar the start,
slightly cut off in the stretch and lin
IA a fair second. so that he might have
IN the winner an argument had he been
billy lucky.
We furlougs, 2-year-olds, purse-Ross
BE-; McChesney. l. Samelson. Time
Die and half-G walne, Tammany
bf, Hosi Time ] 40 20.
Peat Western handicap, for 3.yearo lds
mp, mile and hdlf, $1,000 added-Ad
Re- Guard, 100 Woods. 3 to l. won,
minus, los Dominica S TO /, second;
Chamber, los (Winkheld), 6 to |,
ID. Time 2:35 % Vesuyian, Six shoot
Robert Waddell, Our Nellie, Bohul, sid
Lucas and Brutal also ran.
be Quickstep stakes, four furlongs,
~ added--Abe Frank, Charles w. Meyer,
Austin. Time 40 10,
Crockett, Ardrissa. Time
2-5.
bic and half-Bederal, Hard Knot,
ltasy- Time 1.40.
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HOUSTON AQUATIC CLUB REGATTA.
Defender of Galveston Won First Prize;
Nelly BLY, Of Bay View Won Second.

Nelly Bly, Of Bay View Won Second
The Houston Aquatic club held It's second
annual regatta of La Porte Thursday
afternoon with eight entries In the race.
The sloop Crescent, commanded by Captain
Clarence Hamilton, was detailed for ser
vice as the judges boat. and was an
chored some two cables distance OF the
Sylvan hotel bath wharf, and a six mile
triangular course laid off with two miles
on each leg, with boat 10 wlndwardi
run, and a reach. The start was scheduled
for 2;30 o'clock, but, owing to the calm
which prevailed during the greater part
Of the forenoon, the preliminary arrange
ments delayed the start until 1925. The
light land breeze which sprang up about
noon kept veering around 10 the south
until a stlff WHOLESALE so'eastcr settled in
for a steady blow. which held good for
the balance Of the day. Hundreds Of in
terested spectators lined the shore and
wharf, every craft that was for hire was
loaded TO the rails The race was free
for-all under thirty-foot water line
measurement. and the racing rules pro
ylded for a time allowance OF 1--WE sec
onds per foot per mile which In the SIX
OF each foot difference OF water line
measurement OF the entries. Fifteen m n
utes before the starting, gun was hred
the preparatory gun notified the contest
ants TO prepare for the start, aud at $40
the starting guns were tred In order Of
time allowance, and the yachts crossed
the line In order OF their allowance az
ronows: The Emma, OF Bay View,
fonrteen-foot cat yawl, commanded by Vice
Commodore D. p. Kennedy: the SapphO,
Of Seabrook, seyenteen-foot eat rugged
cabin yacht commanded by Captain Johp
Oidenburg, and manned by his natty uni
formed crew, the skip Jack, OF Morgan
n,fn ginhFppn-fNO SlOOn.
nv Captain W E. Hamilton; the Katie
rine. Of senbrook twenty three. foot eat
rugged yacht. Captain w. II. Bailey; the
Nsiiv Rly OF Morgan Point, a twenty
three.foot cat rugged open boat, Captain
Pnruey Pennington; the Vision, Of Cres,
cent Bay, a twenty-fonr,foot cat rieged
nefender of Galveston. a twenty four foo
sioop rigged cabin Yacht, Captain W. n.
pobbentlne. and the Annie Weir. Of sea
hEook. twenty-nYs'ioot cat nggea yawh
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Captain Porter Kethiy, assisted by Natl.
gator VIII Derrick
Regardless Of the whole sail breezi and
the heavy sea running every yacht car
rled every stitch Of canvas she hould
crowd upon her spars, and, whilt the
local yachts made a phe display oflgood
eemanshlp, the wiBdward work dairy
defined the Defender as outclHsSiu all
other boats, and, as she rounded thdnrst
stake boat she showed up clearly il the
lead, and had a welkaway on the ruH and
teach. The following time was obuined
from the race committee:
Defender, l hour. 8 minutes. So secndS.
Nelly Bly,, ] hour, IL miuGtes. 3olsec-
onds
Vision, hour Is minutes, 30 SECONDS.
Sappho, / hour 10 minutes, 13' seconS,
Katherine, ] hour. Is minutes, 81 Sec
ords
Annie Weir / hour 90 minutes.
skip lack. / hour, 25 minutes, seeqds.
Emma. / hour "a minutes, second
The Defender won the first prize, pn'
sisting OF S2S and silver storm On,
which is subject to challenge from my
Of the clubs boats or from any capiin
who sailed in the race, once in eYry
three months.
Of sis, very much TO the gratlhcationl
the many friends Of Captain Barney tlh'
nlngton.
The third annual regatta OF the Hos
ton Aquatic club will be given on or nhpt
July 4. 1902, and will be sailed undera
little more rigid racing rules
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NEW CHAMPIONS VICTORY
CONSTITUTION WON THE YACHTS
TRIAL RACE YESTERDAY.
The Herreshoff Yacht Was Hard Pressed
by the Columbia, but the ndepend-
ence Was Left Far Behind

Newport, r. l.. July Ga victory for
the Constitution, an overwhelming defeat
for the independence az most commendable
showing for the old champion, the Colum.
bia, is the record for the first days con.
test of the big sloops in the Newport Yacht
Racing associations series
From the firing of the starting gun which
sent the yachts off to wihdward in a light
easterly breeze, the Constitution held her
rivals. Al the turning buoy she was o
little more than two minutes in advance
OF the Columbia, while the Independence
was hull down TO leeward, but it was on
the run home that the new Heueshoff
Yacht showed her greatest strength, beat.
ing Columbia over eight minutes in the
fifteen miles down the wind aud when
the new champion of the Americas cup
swept across the line the Boston yacht was
over seven miles astern.
attends 4 stim breeze but # was
nevertheless full Of interesting events.
AZ no time during The contest TO
Nindward did the Independence show
any Weatherly qualities whatever She
did not point as high as her oppo,
nents nor did she even for a brief infer
val demonstrate that she possessed a frac-
tion more speed than she seemed TO nave
shown when sailing by herself Inat she
may be vastly improved is possible, but
that she profoundly disappointed her
friends today can not be concealed
Whether the Columbia will beat the
Constitution in hard weather remains to
be proved. The Columbia was said in
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start to finish All the professional sea
mems arts were practiced to overcome their
ADLER opponent That they should have
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rior antagonist was wonderful piece Of
work, That the Constitution is vastly a
better boat, let 1t blow high or blow low
Is hardly to be doubted after her showing
today.
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TImpaon Knlahta Of pythIas.

lImpson, Texas. July 6--rimpson Lodge
No. 2s2, Knights OF Pythias, gave public
ir stallation OF officers last night. Grand
Chancellor n II Swink was the installing
officer and the following were Installed;
=. A. Trammell, past. chancellor; Dr, Z
C. Bogard vice chancellor: X. L. Day,
preiate; John II. Richards, master OF work;
stephen Chamness. keeper OF records and
b. o. Smith, inner guard; S. A. Victory.
outer guard. Prof. Stephen Chemness de-
iivered the grafton o. the evening OF the
ne gave II IN a few beautiful aud well,
chosen sentences. TO the delight OF gil
present After the installation aud 4d-
dress the audience retired 20 the banquet
nall at the Capitol hotel, where a magnln'
cent supper was served. 20 the satisfaction
OF all.
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Cameron CulIinoa

Cameron. Texas. july e.-Judge sam
sueetman ana family and Mrs. NJ Nc
iver and daughters are in Rodgers. ARK.
Tor the summer.
Fort Worth
Mrs, ] X p Newton has returned from
an extended visit 10 Mississippi
Mr.. aud Mrs J A DoSsct and Miss
Annie Brown left for Mississippi last week
10 Hist their old home
Judge Pool Is In Marlin resting
Miss Ethel Tyson II Loot W visiting The
family Of County Clerk ] r TYSON
ReY L. Il Scarhough and family left
lasf night for a visit "a Abilene
Miss Branch Of Kockdaie l. the guest OF
A.. D. RodEerK' family
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Residence AZ Waoo.

Waco, Texas, July 6--The elegant rest
dence OF nr, o. |. Halbert. on Twelfth
and Jefferson streets, burned to the ground
at o'clock this morning The nre caught
in the china room and the entire interior
was ablaze before Il was discovered
The occupants had barely time TO escape
with their lives and unable 70 save anv
thing, not even their clothing, After the
FAMILY had left the building one Of tho
children heard his dog howl on the inside
ana was rushing 10 Its rescue when no
was caught by one Of the hremeu. In an
Instant he would have been under fallen
tmhers.
The building site is one OF the prettiest
IN the city, and Or. Halbert will rebuild
Immediately.
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Santa En cIuh Wnnts Came.

Galveston, Texas, July eThe santa Fe
Baseball club has reorganized FOR the sea-
soa aud is open for games with all clubs.
The santa FEES are undoubtedly the strong
es; steam ia Galveston and are playing
in grand form Since organizing they
have won Ave games In succession, their
last contest having taken place July 4,
when they defeated the Clerks by score
Of 10 TO g. The santa Fes have ordered
IA fine set Of uniforms OF cadet gray, with
maroon trimmings, and will put mp q ne1t
appearance wherever they play Their uni
lt6fms viii be ready by July IS, after which
pme the boys will book road games through
fie state. Address al CHALLENGES 70 y;
H. Watts, secretary santa re Baseball
dub, Galveston, Texas.
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STATE SUES FOR LAND
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
IN WEBB COUNTY
Which Is Claimed by the Holders Under
Old Spanish Grants--There Are
Several Defendants.

Austin Texas July 6lrhe attorney gen
oral 6lcd suit In the district court here
this morning against the following citizeus
Of webb county to recover land located In
Webb county and claimed by them under
old Spanish land grants
state vs., Thomas o'Counor; To recover
10 40 acres
State vs.. Claude Hamilton ct al, to re-
cover 1127O acres
state vs., ProcoplR CARA dc Vilernl; to
recover 81, 60R acres.
state VS.. ]. A. ortiz ct al; to recover
13H,4S2 acres
Total amount Of land involved In the
suit is 1919 S2S acres and n the State Is
successful the school fund will have a big
Advancement in che way OF land The at
tornoy general says he has a good case.
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|CKEY CLUB SUSTAINED.
lucky Judge Upheld the Outlaw
Rule in a Test Case.
|asEs CAN BE BARRED FOR CAUSE
Was Brought Against New Louis
lie Jockey Club for $4,000 Dam
ages and to Open the Track.

euisvlne, KY, July 6.--Judge Field to-
in the case of Thomas T. Hayes
INST the New louisville Jockey club
thiued the demurrer of the defendant
decided that Hayes had no cause Of
tplaint.
Iii was brought on May 8, 1901, by
cs against the Jockey club for $4,000
ges and to compel it to allow him to
his horses on its tracks in this city.
H. Jockey club refused to allow Hayes
fnn his horses on its track because he
he'd outside OF the Western Jockey club
1clauun.
4 lge Field held that the Western Jockey
had n right TO make rules of its own
that while a hardship might have been
Lted thereby ON Hayes IN having his
IS smut out, yet there was no redress
bw-
bls suit was considered test of the
alav rule" growing out of the fight be-
b. the western Jockey club and Ameri-
turf congress,
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south.s IndustrIaI AwakenIno.

Gunton's magazine.
II would be difficult 10 point out another
industry In another country exhibiting the
same phenomenal growth ss cotton mann
featuring in the South. In the decade since
1880 our number OF splndles has increased
from 1,69o,Os2 to approximately 100000,
while the looms have kept fairly even
pace with the spindles, and the quality
stantiy higher Moreover, textile institu-
lions, formerly an unknown factor here,
are sprlnsnr up in every cotton state, thus
perpetuity. No one can fail TO interpret
the6e facts. North Carolina menufactured
the whole Of her cotton crop OF 1900 and
demands more, while South Carolina and
Georgia are consuming very large proper
lions OF their vaster ones VITA these
facts there must be taken Into aecount
EXPANSION of the industry OF any conse-
nuancs a. q distance Srosn the eetteA seaea
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on this continent or In tho old

either on this continent or In the old
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All the economic conditions are favorable
10 the tlansplantation OF this mighty in
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ig not merely proximity TO the cotton fields
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coal fields and timber stretches that give
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paid In New England, the long summers
and brief mild winters that make haaupg
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presence Of an ample supply or native
white labor. There is supplementary
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and assert, from experience, that IN this
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delicate hhre more favorably aud with bet
long and rigorous Northern winters.
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A Farmer FataIIy Wounded.

Waco Texas. July S. e. Mickey,
farmer who lives near Axtell, In this coun.
49, was shot by Jim Tanning about noon
today and win probably die The row cdme
up about some rent and the two men net.
After some words Tanning shot Mickey
with a shotgun the contents OF the gun
going into Nickey's back. flaming was
arrested by sheriff Baker and Is now IN
the county tail He says that Nictcv was
preparing to draw a gun when he fred
mon him
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Remanded Without Bail.

corsicana, Texas, July 6.-The examining
trial Of W. D. Fuller. charged with the
killing Of Anderson johnson at Purdon
last Monday. was held In the district court
yesterday before William Taylor justice
Of the peace for precinct No. 8. Abont
fifteen witnesses were examined. and the
result Of the hearing was that Fuller was
remauded 20 jail without bail.
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BOTH PLEADED GUILTY.

Two Negroes at Franklin Given Five
Years Each for a Killing.
Franklin, Texas July 5--At the recon
vening of the grand jury last Monday
indictments for murder In the second de-
gree were returned against Henry Levels
and Levi Davis, both colored, for the
killing Of charlie Golson, colored on VIA
MierS place q few DAYS ago, as reported
iu The Post on Yesterday they both
pleaded guilty and were given a term Of
tive years each in the penitentiary.
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Wakita win the Missouri stake. selling
nhair for 2-year-olds, worth Si5OO 10 the
winner. Track slow,
Mile, sellng-Great Pride. svivinn. Franz
Pearce. Time l:49i5
Six furlongs selling Hindoonet. Fred
Heesslg, Mound City. Time 1:16%
Mile and a furlorg--S wordsman. Satin
Coat, Chckamauga. Time 15Tlb
Inc Missouri selling stake, six furlones
purse Sl2O0--Wakita. Gallagher Junefrsu
Time 1.1T
Mile and MISUNDERSTANDING Ida
Ledford Macon. Time 1:4s
Nile, selling-John Morton, Terra Incoe.
nlta, Sadie Levy. Time 1:43
Seven furongs-Genersl Magruder Hard
W Percy. Time i29is
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODED AND
RESIDENCE WAS BURNED.
Two Children and the Mother Of One OF
Them Were Burned, but In
juries Are Not Fatal

Temple, Texas, July e.--This afternoon
while playing around gasoline stove, the
little daughters OF Mr. Green sauls and
;. A. Hughes upset the stove. Both chill.
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BRIGHTON BEACH OPENING.
'dy Won the Handicap Over Water
Cure and Alcedo.

'edy Won the Handicap Over Water
Cure and Alcedo.
W. York, July 6--James n Keene's
diy at 10 TO won the Brighton hanai
b at Brighton Beach today. He made
BY post a winning one and won ridden
d by a length from Water Cure, while
aner, lead the ruck The race was the
pure event Of the opening day of the
Ehton Beach summer meeting. big
fvd was in attendance. The track was
wv next to the rail, but II had dried
some on top and was safe.
Vine horses started In the Brighton han
4 ~ with Alcedo a slight favOrte over
lgadier. Five to could be had against
n at times. Prince of Melbourne was
4 played AT and 10 ]. while 10 70
Better could be had against the others,
q good start. with Alcedo and Teddy
front. These two ran neck and neck
sing the stand the irst time, while All
~ Blues, Prince of Melbourne and Brig
Pr we're heads apart n length back.
ing around the turn and up the back
pitch Smith took Teddy 10 the front and
fWed the way by from two 10 three
ssths Blues, Brigader and All Gold
Re the most prominent of the others,
Eedo having lost his position and dropped
~. Going around the far turn Teddy
led and Odom was riding Brlgadler
Keep him up with All Gold. As they
lhded into the stretch Water Cure closed
/ h a rush and quickly reaching. the 9TH
went after To-day. II looked for a few
Il es as II he might come on and win,
Smith sat down and riding strong
~ hnlsh, won by a length. Water cure
Z an easy second. six lengths before
fedo, who beat Blues a neck for third
'hey. Brigadier stopped badly and I'm
q next 10 last Draughtsman, running
the name and coiors Of T. W. Lawson,
r the Anteuil hurdle race. He ran sec,
10 illuminate most OF the way, but
Ile on the stretch and won ridden out by
Y lengths
ne Anteuil hurdle race, mile and three.
Draughtsman, illuminate, Klon-
H., Time S:2l.
lllle--Roe Hampton. The MusKeteer,
gnple Top. Time l:41 rs.
I've furlongs, selllng-Fonsulues Aseen-
.n. White Owl Time I.OZ
Ihe brighton handicap mile and quar-
ioddy NO tSmithl 10 to 1, won; Water
100 Coehranl Q 10 / and s to I,
lrJp n, Alee 90, l2s (spencerl, II 10 8,
I've ana a half furiongs Lor-
Nnllton. Sombrero. Time O6 As.
Ky Iurlohgs. selling-Royal Sterling. Be.
n hiolm. Time 1:15 2-5.
Wakita Won the Missouri Stake.
~ Louis, July GA big crowd went
DslaAs zach this sttszneaa and aaN
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Cuero Local News.

Cuero, Texas, July 9.--Cuero has about
recovered from her holiday experience
Taken as a whole It was great credit
10 the city and its people.
The Cuero school bonrd have set Mon
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oARsMEN ENTERrAlNEp.

Courtesy Shown Americans and Belgian
by Henley Officials,
Henley. July 6.-The Pennsylvania an
Belgian oarsmen were entertained at hreah
fast today in the town hall by the mayo
and corporation. This Is the frst instane
Of this courtesy being extended.
The Pennsylyanians left here by trail
this afternoon on their way TO Ireland
The Dublin crew, with which the Amerl
cans are to compete were on the SAINT
train.