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Especial to The Post.)

Washington, August o.-Congressman
Bfbcock. chairman OF the National repub
hcan congressional committee and mem
Der of the ways and means committee OF
tine house, whose bin having for its oh
lett the removal of all Duties on trust
made articles provoked so much discussion
az the last session Of congress, has been
heard from from far-off Austria, where
he is now soJournlng.
Judging from the tenor OF his communi,
cation, addressed to friend In wlscon.
sin. in which he outlines Ills views on the
repeal OF duties on trust-made articles,
Congressman Babcock has undergone
change OF mind, for he appears to be less
furlonsly Inclined 10 assail all trusts aud
their products. In setting himself right
before his constituents, as well as defining
his attitude toward the products Of these
trade combinations, Congressman Babcock
has this in part, to say;
"Those who have rushed to attack my
proposition have assumed that ! propose
to place all articles made by trusts on
the free list That is not my proposition,
and consequently their arguments have
been directed against that which / have
not affirmed. on the contrary, have no
sympathy with the democratic idea that
the duties should he removed from all
trust-made goods, for that would be FREQ
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hia says the Port of Spain. Trinidad. cor.
respondent of the Herald President Cas-
tro while facing the uprising against his
own authority is also accused of fnrthcrng
secretly the revolution against the Colom-
bian government.
Arms, ammunition and the other ncces
series of war have been quietly Struggled
into Venezuela through the waterways Of
the republic and the first engagement Us
expected to be the signal for uprislngs In
several widely separated districts.
General Castro Is expected to again as.
sert his power by placing a strict censor.
ship on all telegraphic dispatches from
that country as wen as ordering close
scrutiny of all inall matter passing through
the general postoftce In Caracas.
TO add TO the seriousness OF the stua
tion in Venezuela itself it is well known
In the adjoining republic of Colombia 4
very strong feeling Of resentment against
the Castro government exists account
OF what Is considered n serious breach OF
International law on the part OF Venezuela
for its alleged recognition, i not actual
tlonary party Of Colombia.
:. It is even said that not only has tina
to Re used bT hq PSsd ~
but i mas wMked az, Il not .actnallS as.
certain articles of war.
A report has been current here that Gen.
eral Rafael uribc-Urbe. from Antigua.
Republic. Of Colombia. arrived in Caracas
several days ago under the nssne of ''sc.
NOT Victor Toro." ana had nm interview
OF hbout three hours with General Castro.
lie went 70 Laguayara som afierwaal
end, proceeded on board the Venezuela
Euhhoat Augusta. the name of winch has
beel changed TO Iumbader He found N
wei supplied. with the munitions of war
and stnrted immediately for Matncaiho
Miners he met about 1900 troops on the
frontier between Venezuela and Colombia
ready TO act at once IN the Invasion az
Colombian territory.
within tWenty-four hours another NV
nptcl was received here that the Colon
DISH government had discovered the nisu
laid down by General Tribe rirlhe after
hs consultation with General castro ANA
that COCO Colombian soldiers had been seni
out to meet the Invaders
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A RAPIST WAS LYNCHED.
Trial Had Begun According to the
Forms of Law.
ATTEMPT TO BLAeKEN THE CHARACTER
OF the innocent Victim Of the Lustful
Brute Resulted in Her Friends Taking
Prompt and Decisive Action.

Smithvile Tenn, August 2.Thc first
lynchng In the annals of De Kalb county
took place this morning. when Charles
Davis, the man who was charged with
crinlnally assaultng Miss Kate Hucs on
last Sunday evening, was taken from the
court house by a mob of about twenty.
five friends and relatives Of the young lady
and hanged about quarter OF mile from
town. Court had met ana the trial begun
when the defendant introduced witnesses
to attack the glrl's character. The father
had said that he would not allow any vio
lent measures unless this action was taken
by the defendant When The witness be.
gan to give his testimony the friends and
relatives OF the girl arose and made for
the prisoner. For time there were Wild
scenes and the people were very much ok
cited. The prisoner made an effort to es
cape by jumping from the second story
window OF the court room. Several pistol
shots were fred III the confusion and
Dnvls was captured before he could jump.
The sheriff one of his deputies and a
constable. who were trying to prevent the
lynching, together with the father of the
defendant were severely riurcd In clash
with the mob. The wounded officers arm
Sheriff J. 7. Odun, Deputy Bob Odum aud
Constable Nancy Pass.
Milton l1ues. the father of the victim, IN
prominent grocer in Smithville and the
mob was composed entirely OF his friends
and relatives. There were at lcnst twenty.
1--WE In the mob. After the execution Of
Davis the mob dispersed aud while ex-
ritement is high thcre is no danger OF
further trouble,
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BACKS OUT.
Has Changed His Mind About the
Necessity for Tariff Reform.

trade. For Instance, the greatest revenue
producer we nave is sugar handled and
controlled by a trust, but inasmuch as pro.
lection In this is a necessity for the cana
growers OF the South and the Seet grow
Elf OF the West The tariff should remain
The kernel of Mr.. Babcock's argument
seems 10 be to remove the duties ,frctm
such trust-made articles as yield no rev.
eIue, and hence need no protection, aud
"plch, IKE the products of the farmer,
are articles Of export
Special mention Is made of the billion
doiiar steel trust ana the possibilities for
mann which lie within its reach The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company he says,
realizing the conditions that threnten tho
users of steel rails. has acquired control
OF one Of the largest steel plants in rho
KEY stcne State, presumably for the purpose
at being in position to manufacture its
own raj and protect Itself In the future
against the extortions OF the steel com
binc
Whether sincere or insinccre in his ad
vocacy Of tariff reform the opinion seems
70 prevail here that nothing will be done
a. tho next congress in this direction by
the republicans, though Mr. Babcock and
Others Of the majority, for political CON
sumption ut home, may discuss tariff re-.
vision and Introduce number of bills
having for their purpose reduction of
duties on trust made articles.
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CRESCEJJS IS DOING WELL.
Champion Trotter Smashed His Week
Old Record.
REDUCED THE TIME HALF A SECOND
Said that Only Stiff Breeze Blowing
Kept Him from Making 1t in POP
Flat, or Even Better.

Columbus. ohio, August 2.-crercues, the
champion Of the trottlng turf, added more
iaurcls to his fame today by trottlng n
mile in e;o2h reducing by half second
his week-oid record OF 2.02% made at cleve-
land last Friday The FIRST half was trot-
ted in ;59%, the drst time that the dis
tance has been covered in less than ono
minute BY a trotter The time by quarters
WAS 2gA, 50A, 1904 and 2.o2A.
Only stin breeze blowing directly up
the stretch Kept him from stepping faster
than 2.O2. More than 1900 people were
present
Enthusiasm broke loose as soon as the
horses had passed. the wire. The crowd
rushed On the track TO greet the champion
and huge wreath of flowers was hung
around his neck Mr.. Ketcham, owner aud
driver, was carried to the judges stand
ana had to make speech.
Trottmg summaries;
Twp-eighieea cluss pace, purse S2OOO--C.
f, W. won. Best time 2,1OA.
Twu-eleyen class pace, purse S2OOo-lar
OLD H. Best time 2:oSA.
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More Than a MiIIion RarreIa.

81 Louis, August ?. Upon being appr'sed
that the sales of the Apheuser. Busch
Brewing association had psssed the 1000.
coo barrel mark for the twelve months end
Ing July 81, Mr.. Ado!nhus Busch cabled
the following noIds Of appreciation:
ST. Louis No
Langens ckalbach, Germany, August /.
Your cablcgram announcing the sale OF
more than q million barrels Of beer Tor
the twelve months Just past fills me
With gratitude TO my Officers End men.
who SO ably assisted to achieve thns
which has never before been accomp-
hshed by one individual plant In tho
brewing Industry. Our establishment is
81 International repute nad looked upon
with pride by the people OF our country.
Adolphus Busch. President
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Cotton Region Bulletin.

Fcv the twenty-four hours ending at ,
q m, 10Th meridian time:
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SUMMARY OF TopAY,s IMPORTANT news.
STATE.

Juan Rocha was hanged Mt San An
tonic for the murder of Grmsinger
The governor has ordered the waters
Pierce company's oil contract with the
State cancelled.
The attorney general viii file s,it I'M
der the anti trust law against 1903 cor
poratlons which failed to file affidavits.
Foreign insurance companies are or
gambling domestic insurance companies
TO do business In the United States.
The cornerstone Of cotton mill at
Dallas being built by negroes eas laid
with ceremony.
Jim Smell is on trial at Gonzales,
charged with the murder Of his brother
The new Mallory docks at Galveston
VIII probably be ready by the It'll.
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LOCAL.

J. II, Hayes 1 the Frisco line tells
Of the big rush at lei Reno.
There were II deaths in Houston
during July, rate of lT,0G per 1000.
Ambassador Choate makes further In
qulry concerning the recent death in
TINS city OF the young Scotch noble
man.
A galveston Houston and Henderson
passenger train runs through freight
at a crossing,
the recent issue OF Houston honcs
approved by tho attorney general.
The first carload Of cotton seed of the
new crop shipped to Houston.
Plans inspected for new market
house and city hall.
me local health department starts in
today TO exterminate mosquitoes.
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DOMESTIC.

Bnbeock Is said to have had a change
of heart as 70 his tarlf-reform ideas.
Short and Myers implicated with Pat
rick In the Rice case, have been re-
leased on $500 bonds each.
Tcnnesseelns promptly lynched rap
LIST who on trial attempted TO blacken
the character Of his victim.
A town Of 10000 people has grown
up in night in the lewly-opened Okla
homa country.
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WAR MAY BE DECLARED.
Venezuelan President Assisting Co.
Iombian Reyolutionists.
HELD CONFERENCE WITH uRBH.uRIDE
II Is Understood that He Suggests that
Passports Be Handed to Ministers
from Colombia.

Port Of Spain. Trinidad, August 2.--,n
consequence Of the resignation of Senior
Fulido, minister Of war, it is feared that
President Castro of Venezuela, as proposed
to the cabinet, will declare war against
Colombia, Notwithstanding public opinion
against such move.
The president, 1t is understood. suggested
that passports be handed to the minister
from Colombia.
1t is feared that most serious complI-
cations Will follow the present situation.
New York, August 2 --venczuela is again
on the eve Of a revolution and not only
Is that unfortunate republic approaching
state Of civil war but serious compiled.
tons viii in all probability arise between
the governments Of Venezuela and Colon
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A TOWN GROWS IN A NIGHT.
Lawton, 0. T., Starts Out With Popula-
ton of Ten Thousand.

Fort Sill, o. T., August PA town Of
l0oO people TO be known as Lawton "a,
grown up just outside OF the Fort sil,
limits within night Following the close
of the land lottery yesterday at III Reno.
thousands of home seekers who drew
blanks started for the three points picked
ont by the Federal government for town
sltes IN the new country, namely, Hobart
ahi LAwton. A majority OF the people
favored Lawton. which is twenty ave miles
inland, and tonight thousands are camping
In ard about the proposed town awaiting
tha sale OF lots on August g.
Alredy Lawton has 400 temporary bust
ncss houses, including grocery firm and
new spaper, and three streets have been
laii oul National bank has been pro.
jeetel Every form OF gambling known
on the frontier Is being run Avide open
81 H. by side With fake shows OF various
descriptions. and 10 add 20 the picturesque
scene, Cemaache Indians have pitched
their tents nearby,
krt Worth, Texas, August 2.-w. r..
sanner returned today from Lawton He
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THE STRIKE.

Negroes have been shipped from
three points in Alabama to Pennsylvania
20 take the places of strikers.
The organ of the American Federation
Of Labor gives the strikers SIDE of the
ending of negotiations.
Senator Hanna states positively that
he Is not trying to end this strike.
Striking garment workers in New
York decided to call out some of the
cutters.
a clash occurred between opposing
forces at Williamsburg, Pa.
officials of the Metal Workers union
went to arrange for another conference
with steel men.
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FNe EavorItea Finished Eirat.

New York, August Five tuyorites and
an outsider won at Brighton Beach today
In the second rsoe Lockst, at 80 &c /, after
a hard struggle through the stretch with
oethwaba, the flvorire. won by half a
length.
steeplechase, about two and half n~les,
teilng-MyAtle Fl rlrer, Isen, De Cameron.
Time $40 10.
Five and u half furlongs. eelhug-Locket,
Octhwaha, Cast Iron. Time 1;OS 10.
Mile and seventy ynrds-Monarka. Candle,
Lucent Time 1:94 SO.
Mile aud a sl1teenth-Ethics, The ANA.
zen. Himself Time 1;46 30
six furlongs, sellng-Gol6ita, lIardsnell,
Or, kurber lime / 10 3-5.
Mile and a furlong~-Intruslve McGrathi.
ana Prince, Fafalist Time 5B 3.5
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No. Stations Temperaturs B
FOURTEEN SERIOUSLY AuRr
Trolley Car Crushed into a Coz =
S+andino on a Sidetfack

Standing on Sidetrsck
Springfield, Ohio, August 1.-The p'l'.
Springfield and urbana trolley
scheduled to arrive in this dty fiOn "
tan Mt 0;3o O'Clock. crashed INTO : X
GER which stood on an open sSl9e' 81
Donnellsylllc. this evening and as ie's
fourteen persons are lying ~ the VINCE Y
Thomas hospital seriously burt f0u v
believed to be dying and many ~s.
whose names could not be learner s.,
TO their homes with injuries su's' X
considered too slight to record ,,,us
he following were among mus n, ,ViV MI
+ l.. Underwood, c. 2: bialuuv5 .s,ii,|
Blanche .Gallahue. Mrs, klchaIa ass sss.s
r.nv die: George Conrad, MIS- hO O'1ss e.
Mil Zelma Turner, $, H brsIl sS1sk Il
die: Mrs. Henry Luety, Louis , ~ hi
4. Miller, Miss Ida Hartman ~; ~ Nsii|
Beard, Miss Loretta Siiyan' s sns I'LL
John Fogarty, Mrs. Robert Ihs,a Vs|
Charles Blgelow, Mary Piagefu'n
Inc cause Of the wreck was ~ "
switch.
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No More Victims In Mississinp,.

New Orleans, August 2.-The Picayune's
Cairollton Miss, special says: None Of
the armed men went to The Taliaferro
neishborhood this morning. The sheriff nn,l
two deputies who went out there late m
the morning have just returned and re.
port that so far as they could learn the
mob had NOT killed any one today. They
nave been chasing Sallle Sutton, a sister
OF Rslford McCray, all day, but had been
unable TO come up with her. This is the
woman whom the committee turned loose
trely innocent
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sssssssssssssssssssssssssssses

Rxrt Worth, Texas, August 2.-w r.
sanuer returned today from Lawton He
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District AVERAGES

.Nol included in means.
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coIombia,s commander-in-chisf.

Colon. Colombia. August "a decree
dated Boeotn. July 2s, has appointed Gen.
eial Carlos Alban commanderiu-chlef OF
the sea and land forces OF Colombia 10 the
provinces OF -4agdalena. Panama and Boil.
VAR IN recognition Of his patriotic zeal Ia
tne defense Of the republics institutions
Revolutionsts Defeated
caracas. Venezuela, August 1.-THE yeae.
.uelan government reports that the reyoin.
uonlsts have been defeated near San Girls
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

BORING has begun at Bryan Heights,
near Vclasco.
Two Dallas and one ottine oil compa-
MES have been chartered
Gushers No 10 and 20 are in ut
Beaumont
The oil rates hearing is up before the
commission today
The stuck pipe has been drawn out
Of the Chlcago.Oranee VOL
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ToDAY's nNTRIEs,

Musidcra 10, Cbickadce %. CGrraid %.
Lady Sterling 10t Lomhre l0i, Lady RAD
nor 100. Ascension 100, Ischlum 90
Milo and seventy yards, selling --Anecdote
1G3. KID 81 Gertrude Elliott %. Abna
Earring SO, Dactyle 81. Pleasant sail 30
Falcon So.
Sin furlongs, andicap--Oeden 1870, NAV
". III, Scarry 100. Lady Uncas a3, Fan.
Hciee So, All Gold 40 Margravatc III
satdduceee no. Tonralne ~, Himself SIS.
IIyrhen i07 Major Dainrerheld To- Pcnin.
SUN 107, Golden COTTAGE ll2 Saturday TO-.
Leonid lo2. ohs l0T, The Rival 107.
:. ME- ana no a int,ong, Slyear.olds selling,
%, Balloon 90, Himself 1906.
die and a sixteenth. 4-year.olds and M
s.nrd-Knlght Of the Bronx 40, Hammock
brook 107 Golden Fox no. The Chamber.
lair 40, Wax Taper no, Alsike l07.
Clear and fast.
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THE scHLEY MATTER.

W. j Eryan cnustlcally refers to the
attempt being made to rob Schley of the
glcry OF Santiago.
The former governor of Santiago de-
clares that the bravery Of Srhley was
well shown in the part the Brooklyn
took IN the light
M successor to Admiral Kimberley
az member OF the board OF Inquiry
has been named.
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COMMERCIAL.

There was change q sentiment IN
the grain markets, corn losing on liqui-
dalton and wheat In sympathy.
The dullness Ia the stock market was
intensified.
The breaking Of the drouth was made
the subject OF congratulation In Duu's
and Bradstreets commercial reviews.
There was better feeling in the cot
ton markets.
Prices Of live stock declined slightly
on heavy receipts at the end Of the
week.
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says that thousands Of people who failed
% draw home in the reservation will lease
tae reserved lands In Comanche county
OF Tb'eh Lawton is to be the county seat.
He states these leases can be had fol three
years at a rental of 80 cents per acre. And
whatever improvements are made during
taat time become the property OF the
lessor aud the government viii renumerato
hlm Il he decides to leave the property
In three years
reivc 81 This county is s0Ng0 miies
square and about one-third OF 1t Is re-
sefNel for lease 10 farmers only, no stock,
mn being permitted to lease
ENery quarter section will have a farmer
on Y except the lands on which the lease
or Burnett & Waggoner OF Texas has not
yet eAplred The people there expect Law
t2r Z" become the leading city IN the new
country Nj. Sanncr saws there are sim
~ Lawton 1000 people who are living IN
!entS and covered wagons waiting for the
hn,u opening, August G. Lawton has three
fapers already.
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WORK FOR UNCLE SAM.

IFaTUc Across the IshTnus VIII Have 10
Be Kept Open.
washington, August IA cablegram has
been received at the state department From
the United states consul at Colon stating
mat II the present revolutionary troubles
In that section become more aggravated til.
traffic across the isthmus Will surely be.
Inc United States is bound by treaty
70 keep this traffic open 10 the world NJ
request for warship to be sent to the
scene OF the trouble has been made.
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House Near Mount calm

Neunt Calm, Texas August IA tenant
houss on the farm Of t;Aorne Stovnn ennr
tniies from town, was fdcstr0Ttd By IRE
Yesterday. Its origin IS unknnnn and fur
WEI men we're making an addition 70 the
n"ust' Dol they were nor able TO save an N
TANK The house and contents were worth
about $500 aud several cats stacks near ~
were also burned ~
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Athletic club saying that Champion james
Jenries h1s posted 5000 to cover the kor.
lett pn up. for hight with Tom Sharkey,
says the World.
The money and two sets or articles o.
rgstement have been sent East Shnrkey
saws he Will rnt his signature 10 tbs
training az Sheepshead Bay with Jack NC.
Cormick at once.
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DO not leave home on n Journey without
bottle o. chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
ana piarrhoea Remedy II Is almost Ger.
tain TO be needed and can not be procured
while you are on beard the cars or stsam-
shlr. 4 Is pleasant. safe and reliable. For
sae by al druggists
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Resldenoe an smithuille-

smIthyille, Texas August 2.-At 1880
o'clock this morning IRE completely de.
stroyeu the home OF Mr. r. AderhoIf sit
uated on the outskirts OF the city and lie.
yyni the, IRE hydrauis Loss on house
ehoni $500 insured for $500; insurdnce On
Known supposedly defective due.
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CONTINUE FIGHTING.
That Was kruaer's Message TO
the Boer Leaders.

London, August ga dispatch
from standcrton, Transyaal, dated
Jnly 3, which had been stopped by
the censor, has Just been received
here. It reads:
waiter Kitchener met Louis
Botha and his secretary, Dewet, by
appointment near Plntrand few
days ago. They brought Kruger's
reply to Botha's surrender proposal.
Il was 'Botha, Dewet, Delarey,
steyn: Continue lshting, Allevia.
tion VIII be sent when needed
Enough for the present"
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Resldenoe ~ raulnr.

Taylor Texas August 2.-Between 5 ana
. ocleek this afternoon IRE destroyed a
residence occupied BY j. Il. Stamper aud
oyneu by j. y Jones. Loss on building aud
contiguous property owned by Jones esti.
mated az SllO0 insured for SJlO. Stamper' \
,9sr 90 furniture aud fixtures 500; Insured
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Elremen a. 10 Palnstlne

The FIremen's baseball team leaves this
morhrs over the International ana Great
Northern for Palestine where they viii
play the local team this afternoon. Paies.
tine has very strong aggregation OF ban
PLAYERS nt present, ncOrly all Of whom are
ulsefrds from the Southern league The
Ing and sunday afternoon they viii play
the SANTA FEES Of Galveston. The following
Is the line up for Sundays game;
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rhilllps Can Resume.

Chicago August 2.--Attorncy Goodwin
who is In charge Of the George n. Phil.
lips company, which temporarily suspend
ed business on the board Of trade yester-
counts indicated that the Arm viii be In
shape tollesulne business Monday.
The firms loss. according e Nj. Good
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Calvert Won Second Carve

Marlin, Texas, August I'm the see.
ond game Of ball here between Marlin and
Caivert yesterday Calvert was again de-
ionght game from beglnnlng 10 tnlsh
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WEATrss lNFoRMArIoN.


Washington, August Eastern Texas
Generally fair Saturday and Sunday; vari
able winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Saturday and sunduy; slightly cooler: yari.
able winds,