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TEXAS MATTERS.
fsneclal to rhe PostN

Especial to The PostN
Washington, July 6.--patents Issued Tex.
nrs--Russell NJ Hughes, san Antonio. cur
holder; william z. Lott. Mlreola, cutting
implement, Joseph H Mccausland. Lam.
asas a SaSq5s h 4 MSSe eSs4os G psrs
plano: Oliver Palm, Albany cane topper.
Edward Y. White, San Antonio. frame for
motor bicycles, also bicycle frame.
Pensions grsnted Texans-orlginal, Eras.
tus A, Roberts, Lannlus, SO BENJAMIN f.
Kinney. Liverpool. S6 Franklin W Flnuey,
DAYTON, Sc; Isaac j. Miles, Grsndview. So;
Julian Soils, Laredo So. William j Tai
lant, Mulberry, S.; Lemuel D. Payne, Aus
tip, SO, John F Mandnn Hearne. SIS.
Increase y'Robeft W. Robinson. Briggs.
$40. Francis Il. Martin, WYlie, So; Dhbney
4 Phillips, Ravenua, IS; Charles r Davis,
Arcola, S.; William r Watson, Benton
So; Joseph b. Jewel waxahachie. SIS:
Thomas ] Mulllhan San Antonio SIS An.
drew Tucker, Spanish Fort S., DAvid
Vernon, $40; John W Conner. Fort Worth,
Sl2i David c. Matlocs. Austin. ss; Hous.
ton " Bates Denison. S1o Joel r. Rives,
Bristol S David Baker Eagle springs
Renewal Jonathan c, Nigh, Alvord. so.
heneTwal and inereease' Robert NJ sulli-
Widows. Sarah Robertson Bedford, So,
Margaret Gordon Ezzen, IS.
Walter F. Eyres has been appointed .
substitute clerk In the Austin postofnce.
John NJ KueAne Of Austin has been an.
pointed magnetic observer In the coast
survey.
Percy l. McDadd OF Bonhau, Arthur A.
Hayes of Yoakum, George c. Parker Of
Abilene and Percy S. Mack Of seguin.
Texas, have been appointed railway mai
The postmaster at Austin has been AZ
lowed one additional carrier
Postmasters appolnted-Bebe, eonsales
county, c. 2. Jennings; Bassett, Bowie
county, Vance Kirby; sanramon. Hldalgo
county. Antonio L Longorna; Post oak,
Jack county, T. NJ Andrews: Purmela.
CorYen county, NJ G. Scott: Pcaster,
Parker county, W. n. Vardeman Annona.
Red River county. w. A. wootten.
The name Of the postothce at Bush,
coryell county Texas, has been changed
% Pancake, with James A, Bellamy as
postmaster
Texas postofhces establlshed--B ebe. Con
zales county, c. E. Jennings; Bassett.
Bowie county, Vance Kirby sanramor.
Hdalgo county, Antonio L. Longoria Post
Gay, JACK county 7. ~. Andrews; Pur-
mela; Coryell county, NJ. G Scott Peas.
ter Parker county, w " Vardeman, An.
mona, Red River county w. A. woottep
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SWAMP LANDS CASE.
Contentious Of Counsel for the State Of
Louisiana.

Contentious Of Counsel for the State Of
Louisiana.
Washington, July 5-rhe case looking 10
the expedition Of swamp land claims In
which number Of States have similar in
forests was given a hearing before Assist
ant Attorney General Van Deyenter az the
interior department today.
The case Is that of the State Of Louisiana
and involves about 1900 acres of swamp
lands Attorney George II, Lamar for the
state contended that all such claims should
be adjusted from the showing made by the
field notes OF the surveyors without the ne
cesslty OF oral hearings 10 the Geld. n
the department IN 1887 should be changed
so as 10 allow lands denominated swamp, ="
wet prairie" etc, 10 pass on the proof
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SOY SHOT, -Hls FATHER.

He Was Denied Use OF Team, and Re-
sented Il.
Milford. Del, July 5.-Upon the refusal
Of his father 20 allow him the use Of 8
team for a drive yesterday afternoon. Ed
ward Windsor went TO his room. procpred
bis shotgun and. returning TO the harroon
OF the windsor hotel, Of which his father
was proprietor, hred a full charge into his
fathers breast. - co.
The attending physicians say Mt. VINO.
sor will die. The son disappeared attcF
the shooting and Il Is supposed ne mas com
mitted suicide,
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opANAscUs0 DAWSON pARooNrD.

Capitalists Interested Themselves and
Secured His Release.
Des Molnes, Iowa, July 5.-s r. Dawson,
who has served hye years Of a en.year
penltentlary sentence for shooting Walter,
his sonln-law, has been pardoDed by Gov.
ernor shaw 1t was shown that at the
time of the shooting he was excited to the
point OF insanity.
Damascus Dawson, as he was known,
lug Damascus steel and OF hardening cop
per Capitalists who are interested In a
company to develop pawsons processes
secured the evidence upon which he was
die with his secrets rather than reveal them
while 10 prison.
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al MusEuMls eoop LucK.

Metropolitan institution in New York
Struck K Rich.
New York. July 5.-The Metropolitan Mu.
scum Of Arts Is made the residuary iegntee
Of the late Jacob S, Rogers. whose will
has been filed Tor probate at Paterson. n
J. II probably will receive between $1,000
600 and ss.o0o,Ooo
II for any reason the Metropolitan MI
scum Of Arts does not accept the gltt u
viii 80 to the New York Society OF Libra.
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New York. July 5.-rhe folsowiSs
re,.ns are registered In New York:
Peaumont.-Dr william Brrmby ana
wife. Westminster.
Galveston. IF N. Davis Bartholdi; F.
A. Easily. Hoffman.
Austin.--wiiliam L. Frank. Louis MapS.
Miss Maux. Imperial; Charles 5. Vidsr,
Sormandle; F. Harteli. ST. Denis; J Byf-
mon. Miss Hattie Bremcn. Master Harry
Bremen. and maid. Imperial
corslcans. II T cropt, Bartnoidi.
waco.-s. NJ. Ball. Herald Square; D.
Roman, Inpeylal
Fort worth. r. Chambers. y b.
Moote. Park Avenue,
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Amy ordars.
Especial TO The Post.)

special 10 The Post)
washington, Jnly 5.-captain Thomas L.
Jackson, assistant surgeon Of volunteers,
now st san Francisco has been ordered
10 his home (san Antonio) for further or
lieutenant Colonel Joseph n. Dorst re
oentlv promoted. has been assigned TO the
Tgelfth cavalry and will Join his regi
Al Fort sam Houston.
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LAWN MOWERS, $3.50
c. l.. & Theo. Boring Hdw. Store.
4 EINs State II patented.
A mA W IHE THE PATENT RECORD
EAssa z.&zlepz.sSn& Baltimore. Nd.

ries. the New York Historical library the
American Museum Of National Historical
clgtion.
\ he will was made June ?, 1907 At
that time Mt Rogers estimated his estate
TO be worth $s,0O00Q0, but now It Is said
the estate Is worth much more.
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Cameron Beat Calvert.

Calvert, Texas, July IA large crowd
OF visitors came in from Cameron, Hearne
and other adjacent towns to witness the
game Of ball played between Calvert and
Cameron The game was hotly contested
and resulted In 4 score Of 6 TO In favor
of the visiting team.
The battery for Cameron Aborn and
Baker. For Calvert: Joiner, Love and
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Mac NO. Second enn,e.

Waco, Texas, July 5,--waco won an es.
citing game from stephenville todB by
punching three hits with base on balls
in the eighth Inning, scoring three runs
The visitors helded wen, but could not hit
consecutively Score; Waco 4; Stephen,
Errors: Waco 4 stephenviile Bat
ter!es Rundell and Leslie; sullivan and
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THE RACES.
Reinstatements at Delmar

Bt Louis, July 5.-The board of stewards
the Delmsr Jockey club today announced
fnumber OF relnstatements of ruled-on
sners Jockeys and horses. Lewis Thomp-
a ana all his horses ruled on for had
ce on Irish Jewel some time ago were
lnktated jockeys r. Henderson and
affhberger were also reinstated. W. z.
GODS and the horses. W. E. kemper and
echanter, ruled of in connection With
e Myrtle Van case last year, and the
,isesI Domsie and Silver Coin were also
iiiiys furloags PhonOlit, Lillian
MiIefapd seventy yards-Admiral sehley,
sriy Bird, Kid Mccoy Time 1:=71a.
sassn furlongs-pogmainis, Lady curzon,
Nile Msximus, LaDesirous, Menace, sat
Coat. fourth. Time l:42% Maximus
Nile and seventy yards-Belle simpson.
iiwgukee Lamp Globe. Time 1;47A
Six fnrlongs-Matt Hogan, Horse Shoe
sbaeco DR. Cave. Time 1;161z-
ToDAy's ENTRIES
Mile sellng-Stuttgart 1o7, Great Pride
3, Harry Pulllan 81, Mace Russell 1oT,
'dge Kemp ga, syllyain 90, e. p Jor,es
q, Frank Pearce 107, Lavariha 1o5, IT.
ng Mayor "a, Pirates Daughter %.
SIX 7nrlongs, selling-Quite Right 90, Pa,
RIA 1Do Fred Hessig 10l, Water Crest
Il Hindoonet 112, coreel 1o7, rhlsbe 10I,
ttIHLNI L. LhOuHu lily W.
&ffe and one furlong, selling--Kate
seenan 96, Chickamauga 107, Barbee 1905
M Turner 104, Klondyke Queen 1o4,
vordsrnAn 100 Sadie Burnham 1902 Satin
,at Oh Maximus 100, Pancharm 100, Be.
!enfhs log. orrls los.
Six furlongs, Missouri stakes, selling
r-oldsLGallagher log, Waklta 1903
ing Frau 90.
Afne and one-sixteenth. handlcap--Ida
Adfefd o. Wall>99. Sklllman 1903. Macon
(, 0udenarde 96
One mile, sening-Sadie Levy 10T, Terra
fngnlfa 100, Mande Wallace 10j. Synco-
ned Sandy 10, John Morton 107 Gil.
1T no. Castillo 1oT. Harrle Floyd 10T.
Seven furlongs, selling-Percy R. LOT,
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MaiIs hi g. rhrouah Tampa.

washington. July Son account Of the
alscont. nuance Of the mail service between
Miami. Fla. snd Havana, the poStofnce
department today directed that until fur.
and Cuba VIII bs dispatched via Tampa
and Havark.
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kino Courier Won at Newn,arket

b London, July liking Courier CIaher)
won the Ellesmere stakes at the Newman
ket hrst JULY meet today. Haka came
IN second and Frank Gardeners Encombe
Is. Martini hnlshed third
Sister Angela o. MARTINI won weltes
handicap Of 200 soverelgns.
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Baseball Sunday.

The baseball club from Beaumont viii
play the fremen at League park sunday.
Beaumont now has one of the strongest
semi-professional teams in the state.
Chronic Kicker Mike o'connor is captain
of the club and Charley Weber. an old
timer is playing second base. AS they
have several other professional players, no
doubt the game viii be interesting from
start, TO finish Ladies' and children Will
be admitted free TO gate and grand stand
The ifne-up will he aa folIous-
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HEAT in NEW YORK.

Relief Was Afforded Yesterday hY a
thunderstorm
New York, July 5,-A severe thunder
storm swept over this city this Afternoon
and brought with II comfort 10 the mil
lions OF heat-stricken New Workers Lisht-
ming struck several buildings, but no seri-
Gus damage was done. Seven deaths and
seventeen prostrations occurred IN the
boronshs Of Manhattan and the Bronx be-
tween the hours OF r. m, Friday and 1850
TITS morning from the heat. One death
and rve prostrsuons occurred in the
borough OF Brooklyn.
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Anpointments q LIeutenants

washington. July Sit was stated at the
war department today that more than ade-
ouate provisions had been made for the ap-
polntnents TO the rank OF lleuteDants In
The regular army both by appointment and
hy designation for examination, a surplus
Of applicants being allowed In order 10 pro
vide against possible failures, II was an
poupeed that the names Of the applicants
who take the examination aud fail will not
be divdlRed.
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Herse Shoe Tobacco no, sue johnson l01
"a Garland II 107, Hardly los. Genera
NcGrnder 100
Clear ana fast
Bad Track for the Great Western.
Chicago July 5-rhe washington pars
track was heavy and viii probably be In
rather bad condition for the great western
handicap which is cardsd for tomorrow in
which Robert w.addell is assigned 70 carry
l22 pounds for mile and a half.
While three favorites won in succession
today, the other three events went to the
long-prieed outsiders
:, SIX furlongs-- Conundrur Fleuron. saint
Wood Time lis Is
Five furlongs-- Hans Wagner Jordan, DO.
reen, Time .o5 10.
Mile and sixteenth-Princ Blazes.
Mils-BsrrSct, G. ". ~, eaWa wal u Time me
1A6 20.
Seven and half turlongs--L Louisville,
Sig turlongs-Ioah. Lady Strsthmore,
ropAY's ENTRIES.
Two-yesr-old maldens, ave furlongs-i
Semelson los. Crimsnn los. McChesney 1nS,
Arisn nos, Pyrrho 1o3 NIoilte T los. Jane
Lucky Locket los, Herodes 1oS, Ishtar.
Wing Dance 100.
SELLING, mile and sixteenth Hqsl 100,
Gawalne %, 'shut Up, sJohn Drake ST.
The Great Western handicap, mile and
a half--Advanee Guard 122. Sidney Lucas
40. Nesuvian ia, Terminus los Bohul
100, Our Nellia 96. Brutal 80. Robert Wad
dell 100, Pink Coat Ill, Martlmas liz, Star
Chamber l07, Rolling Beer ss. Six Shoot
er g5
The oulekstep stake. 2,year-olds, half
Autumn Leaves Jack Ratiin lis. Memnon
1l5, Ed Austin lis. Vain a Moinen 100
Sir Oliver, Flora Pomona lis. Sister Jen-
ME lis
One mile-vulcain 1T. Duelist 100. Hal.
dee "a. Crocket ia. Andrsa 102, Ohio 9s.
Selling. mile and sixteenth come 10I,
92 Hard Knot 1o7. Federal t02, ED Adaek
49, .San Andres IS.
Clear and heavy
Apprentice allowance.
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Shoot at FIatonia.

slatonia, Texas, July AT the annual
meeting Of the Fayette County Gun club,
held here today r. F. Muller of this city
won the. elegant trophy cup, He broke
81 out of "a targets
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A.nortsd capture 81 Rosl,.

London, July 5.-Lord Kitchener tele-
eraphs 10 the war Office under date OF Pre-.
toria, July 4. as follows;
ajsrenfeil on July ]. at Howell. captured
ninetv-three Beers and lot OF supplies
belonging 10 Beyer's commando
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NlME nEATHs from AsAr.

Chicago Suffered Notwithstanding Cool
Breezes.
chicago. July 5-cool breezes from the
nortn broke the term Of hot weather but
before they came nine people had died.
seven more were prossrated and one man
ATTEMPTED suicide The maximum TEN.
porattire OF the day was 80 degrees in the
weather offiee. on the street level 90.
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Flatonia, Texas. July 4.-The game OF
bail played here today between the sehulen-
burg and Elatonia mines resulted in a vic
tory for Schuenburg by q score Of u
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kept the hits well scattered. but ir the
eighth and ninth Chicago found him fer
six singles, three doubles and . trlplet
Score IL
Detroit ....... Ola 600 600 p 3
Chicago ......... 600 100 OsA-- 5 IL 3
siever and Buelow Griffith and sullivan.
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PROTEST AGAINST eRlTAlN.

Or. Leyds Addresses One to the Cont
mental Powers and America.
London, July CDR Leyds," says the
Brussels correspondent n the Morning
Post. has addressed to the continental
powers and the United States. protest
against Great Britaln'h barbarous treat
mont Of Boer women and children II Is
said that Holland will support the pro-
test"
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Fatalities IN Baltimore.

Baltimore. July 5.-rhirteen deaths ana
eleven prostraticns had been reported 70
the police during the twerty-four hours
ending az midnight. The maximum was Oh.
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Philadelphia. July 5.-Ahout dozen
deaths nom heat and nearly three times
mat many prostrations were reported here
today. The maximum was 81
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lander WON THE RACE.
nxIish Crew Defeated the Pennsyl
yanians by Length.
TWAS AN EXCITING ROWING CONTEST
81 Result Was in Doubt Until the Fin
ish--Arerican Made Hard
Struggle for Supremacy.

ac1tey, July 5.-To the disappointment o.
the Americans at Henley, the Leander
wing club crew this morning defeated
. crew Of Pennsylvania In the final heat
r fhe grand challenge cup. There was
light sunshine and puffy cross winds
owing from the bucks shore. slightly fay-
Inx the Leander's station. The follow
stof the British crew evinced the great
/ cpnhdence and Leander money was
erfThere available, this confidence was
vtr fanything beyond even money.
me Pennsylvanlans reached their boat.
ote at IL O'Clock. apparently as At as
sable, while many of the followers Of
81 Req and Blue showed marks OF the
tense strain Of the Anal minutes. The
zvftrlpped, chatted and laughed as cool
Is Though going out for practice
The Following are the names Of the two
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VICTORY ZOE gLpgR aHAMaocK.
She Beat the New Challenger Badly Yes
tardaV

tsrdsy
Rothesay, Firth Of Clyde July 5--In
fair trial today in smart breeze, the
Shamrock beat the Shamrock II by over
200 yards In a three-nnile turn TO wind
ward This is the older yachts most de-
cislve victory over the cup challenger.
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NATIONAL LrAGrr.


st. Louis, July 5.-Murphy pitched a SEN
sational eleyen-innlng game today. Me-
Cams single, Paddens exposure of his
short ribs, a single by Kruger and Dele
hanty's Wild throw petted the two runs
which beat the Philadelphians In the
eleventh. Attendance $500.
st. louis 600 900 100 o. ) <
philadelphia coo 100 900 Oh 2 3
Murphy and Ryan; Donohue and JACK
hitch.
Chicago, July 5.-The first three Brook
whites to face Hughes lined out singles.
then the entire team went after him and
Kept up a regular fusillade of hits through
form Attendance coo.
Score r n r
!. Chicago .......... 900 EO1 O20- IL (
Brooklyn .......... POI 100 150-12 70 8
Hughes and Hahoe; McJames and Farrell.
pittsourg, July 5,-PnilIppi pitched good
game and received excellent support, Ply
le. was easy. Attendance 5000
Score r n r
Etttsburg ......... 30 O02 01O- 10 3
New York ....... 900 UO1 O10- . ?
fnilippl and thinner; Phyle and Warner.
Cincinnati July 5.-CincInnati lost by
ragged helding Charlie Case was given a
trial by Cincinnati today aud made a good
start
Score r n +
Bcston ....,..... ol2 olo COO . :
Cincinnati olO 900 10 3 ,
Dineen and Kittredge; Case and Bergen.
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4: Wills. bow Y. ]. Duvalon,
9T z GO,gia 4 e ray a,Sar,na,,,.
s MacLagan, cox Smith. stroke.
Pennsylvania.
a game, bow. h. a Elsenbray,
II. davenport, S. Crowther, Jr.,
II AFlicawer, g. s. Allyn,
f3 Gardiner, j. H. Gardiner, stroke.
q Smith coxswair.
10th crews at the start showed no trace
NERVOUSNESS and were sent away In cap
Iftyle, the Pennsylvanians rowing forty
'ecgto the Minute and the LeAnders row.
s forty-two At the end of Temple
ind the Americans led by a third of a
9Th At Fswley the time was min
~ 20 2.5 seconds, with the Leanders
'ee feet ahead. From there on 1t was
aers gained inch by inch. The mile was
Iched in 5 minutes, Is seconds, with the
anders half a length ahead, which they
reased to three-quarters Of length. At
= isthmlan the Pennsylvanlsns made q
;perate squirt, but It was Of no avail and
o men were pereeptibly tired opposite
grand stand. The Leanders won by q
9Th IN Z minutes, 1 AS seconds.
1t was q grand race said Coach Ward
the Leanders crossed the finish line. We
re- Simply. outrowed and have no other
,larhtion to make.
4 certainly was the best and most ex-
Ing tussle ever seen at Henley. There
s searcely the advantage Of three feet
the Leanders' station.
be- Cheering for the contestants as they
1ggled for the lead was terrific. Even
niey had never heard such wild applause
thzt which greeted the Pennsylvanians
the Lesnders all down the course and
( cheering was delirious from the parti-
Is Of the Leanders as the latter's boat
Ssea the line at the finish ahead of the
nusylvanians.
|thcr races sailed:
liver goblet, final hesA -Bsglol college,
ford, beat the Belgians easily. TINE
'harnes college cup, anal heat-Tr!nity
II, HCa mbridge, beat Kingston Rowing
b BIZ one and q quarter lengths.
,adtes challenge plate, fnal heat-Uni-
'slty college. Oxford, beat Elton by two
fths Time 7:2s.
|lamond challenge SOULS, anal heat--C.
For beat Cash, winning easily. Time
he Stewards challenge cup, final heat
nifty, Cambridge, beat Leander Rowing
by Eve lengths Time T;54.
tsitbrs challenge cup, hnal heat--Bal-
college, Oxford, beat Caius college.
albf3dge by two lengths. Time S;27.
ne Wyford challenge cup, hnal heat
nifty Hall, Cambridge beat Christ col
e. cambridge, by a length and half.
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Ltuel Rock. Ark. July 5.--A heavy show
er preceded the game this afternoon and
kept down the attendance. Little Rock
won from Shreveport in the ninth inning,
three basgers by Wright and Lowney net
ting the necessary runs. Both pitchers were
batted hard
Score r II f
Little Rock - o20 l01 loS-- S IL 4
Shreveport ,.,,.., ,101 10 500 Is 0
Anemang and Lynch, McGinnis and Nc
CURE.
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Nashville, July b-Nashville played an
errorless game today and found Selma easy
going, PARROTS heavy batting and all
round good playing was the feature of the
game
Score RNF z
Nashville .........11s 500 DOLL u o
Selma 600 ono D0o- X .
corbett and Fisher; Baker and Harlow
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me htemen have returned from their trip
and are we'll pleased with the treatment aS,
corded them, both at BeaEmont and Lake
Charles
Big. Mike o'Connor will play the initial
bag for Beaumont
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Philadelphia. July 5,--McGinnity's pitch
ing and williams hitting won the game
for Baltimore today The neldlng of both
teams was clear cut.
Score r II e
Baltimore .......... 200 001 02Q- 10 2
Phlla deiphia 90 COZ O00- 3 1
Powers
Boston. Jaly 5.-Boston won sleepy
game from Washington today. the only
features being the work OF the pitchers ana
cunning catch by stshl Attendance 1900.
Score ~ r II
Boston -......-- DOL 600 O10-
Washingten ...-. 600 001 COO a
wlrtets and crlger; Lee, Patter and
Clark.
Detroit July 5.--Eor seysn innings sisyer
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LEAGUE.

Cleveland Chic, July 5.-clevsland could
dol nothing with Husting today. making
only four scattering hits In as many in
nlpgs.
Score X n E
Cleveland ,t.-..-... oil 600 000-2 q
Milwaukee ....... ,- ... 300 DOL 100 8 II Q
Moore and Wood; Hustlng and Maloney
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Percy L. McDadd OF Bonham, Arthur A.
Hayes of Yoakun, George c. Parker of
Abilene and Percy S. Mack Of seguin.
Texas, have been appointed railway mai
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The postmaster at Austin has been a.
lowed one additional carrier
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The name Of the postoffce AZ Bush,
coryell county, Texas, has been changed
20 Pancake, with James A. Bellamy as
postmaster.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-11
COLEMAN RAY
Bound Over 10 Grand Jury in Sum Of SI0C.
Bond Not Furnished.

Coleman Ray, who was arrested By
Officers Ray and Goerlitz several days
ago on the charge of stealing junk to
the value of $40, had his hearing be-
fore Mayor Sykes Friday afternoon.
The property taken consisted of brass
fixtures stolen from an oil tank be
longing to the Standard Oil Co. and
located on the West Side.
The evidence was of such nature
that the Mayor bound Ray over to the
grand jury in tne sum of 500. He
was unable to furnish the necessary
security and was remanded to the
county Jail to await the next session
of court.
In the same tribunal the Mayor fin
ed VIM. Wheeler So and costs for ere.
ating disturbance in the upper end
of town on Wednesday.