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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

HART Mckinney. Texas October %
W r Hart, OF Lebanon, this county, died
yesterday.
CoADY. Mckinney. Texas October %
W. D Coady or Groylil. this comfy, died
last evening.
MILLER Corsicaua. Texas, October 80
Died. at kere1s. last night, Nh. W. v,
Miller, an old and respected citizen.
BOOKER Carthage. Texas October -
Colol el $. I. Hooker an old pioneer citt-
zcl Of Texas, died here today. aged q
years.
bei 2s frank VanklrR Of ST Louis died
suddenly at John Pools this morning He
had consumption,
EMIsoN, Brentwood, Texas, October
81. Oscar Emtson died here yesterday Of
appendicitis after On Illness Of two weeks
and was buried today by the Wondmen OF
the World. He was % years OF age and
most popular young man
OSGOOD. Palestine, Texas. October p.
C. A. OsgoOd aged IS years. died at his
home In this city last night and me funeral
was held here this afternoon. Mr. osgoo1
had many friends In Palestine and was a
faithful and loyal citizen.
IIEIDENRICH- RocEdale, Texas, Octo'
her 2T.-Churles Heidenrch, one OF the
Oldest citizens Of Rockdalc, died yester
citizens Of Rockdulc now scattered widely
over the State rs one Of the singular chor-
acters Identified with the history OF the
town.
SMITH. S San Angelo, Texas octoper -.
w. w. Smith. one Of the pioneers Gf tnis
section, settling here 10 1876. died. at his
home In this city on last saturday night,
lie Doth instant. The funeral took place
Yesterday afternoon and was In charge OF
tbe local Masonic lodge. Deceased was a
native OF Alabama, 20 years Of age. He
leaves a widow, three married daughters
aud number Of grandchildren,
HAIS.-Ia Forte Texas October ~
Milton J Hays, only son of Mr.; and Mrs
=. p. Hays. died Of consumption at, MS
home In this city Sunday night, aged ~
yegrs He m0ytd here with bis parents IN
1899 from Colon. Neh in the honS OF ben
eflting his health He WAS most eXeIn
mary Young man and was universally es'
ieemed Tie remain. were Inferred IN the
new cemetery mere this morning.
iiREENwALL.--Fort Worth. Texas, o.
tober 1.-The wife OF Phil W. Greenwall
died this morning aged 80 years, the re,
suIt Of stomach troubles. Ihe deceased
was horn ut Taunton. Mass. and was
reared in Boston. She became the wife
~ p w. Greenwall at Galveston In lst2
Mir Greenwall is the Junior member OF the
theatrical arm OF the GreenWalls, INC
senior OF the firm being Henry Greenwal
OF New York city. The funeral VIII occur
tomorrow.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

TRACY-MADDEN.- -Denison. Texas, DC
tohrr ri Dan Tracy the leading grocer
~ Oenlson. and Miss Carrie Madden were
married last night
f-sERY WALLS McKinney. Texas. DC
toner oo-Thonas +. Usery and MIS-. ke-
hecca Walls Of Branch. In TINS county
were married today
rosFK- VRoZEL; ZIEGELPATEK.
cti,,n. Teyas October % John Hosek
S sns Miss Frances Yrozel and Joseph Ziegel
snJ Miss Barbara Patek we're married at
he Catholic church here today
cNpAD. FORBEs.--Bo sse. Texas, October
90 - ,Ntfs+ried on October ~ al the resi-
5encc ~ Dr. j. C. Shaw. Miss Jessie
e esod ~ Rnbert d. Forbes. Miss Snead is
: ne ~ Rev DR. Riley OF Houston ana
a. Irorbes son OF the late Dr. L.. ID.
Forbes Of Blue Ridge
,UtftTT.EY LANCASTER - Palestine,
,ro,ae October 30. Rev. Isaac Sellers yes
1, ssternoon united in marriage Mr..
" whitley and Miss Bertha Lancaster
~ ~, home 81 the grooms parents y THIS
y! AIr whitley Is a weli-knoWn Young
I,y ~ Palestine and Miss Lancaster Is
from San Antonio
noWNs. cARswELL. Palestine, Iehas,
Oftober 29.-Mr. l.. Downs ahn NiAs aaS
yttp u Two well known young people
eAlSn c,tr we're united In marriage last
~ L.' NE home OF Air. and MIS-. JACK
IT..-.',,.eu fhp brides parents. ~ hfF y -
~ nastor Of the christian chutch'
49, bsnby couple are hoih deseryenly POP.
80 IA many nice presents We're sfnl
W.. hv tsleir friends They left on me
.erst ,sain for Houston ana 5alFeston %
snend fhelr honeymoon.
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NEW TRACK RECORD SET.
surnle egnton EstabIished New Tin

Burne Bunton Established New Time
for Six Furonas at Lakeside.
Chicago, October 80. -Denman Thompson
met defeat at Lakeside today in the feature
race Of the card, purse event at a mile
and three-sixteenths, for all ages The
winner was Schi Hidreth's Rolling Boer.
who had to set a new track record for the
distance, 2:0l 20. The winner was gwen
mastery ride y Coburn.
Burnie Buntol, in the third race, set
new track record for six furlongs, defeat
ing such speedy ones as Moneymuss, The
Prlae and Tom Kingsley with ease She
Ieelel on the six furlongs in l IL %. which
Is two-hfths OF second better than the
pest previous mark for the distance at
Lakeside ~ Weather clear and pleasant;
Six furlongs Wing Dance. Dulcimer,
lucy Locket. Time 1:1C %.
thle ana quaFter-SeaTCher, Ben
nance, Sarilla Time 2:07 3-5
p, DIX furlongs- BurTie Bunton, MoneNhuss
The Pride. Time 10 20
Mlle and three-siXteenths-R Boer
lehman n Thompson Frangible Time
MilemEva Rice, Prairie Dog, Helen Pax.
ri Mlle1Fgark NJ, RasseIas. Lindenella
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who allow slot machines OF any Kind 10
oe operated In their places OF business A
h.ulmUer OF leading drug stores have ma.
o niIes nv, winch t can be played for, cigars
my out they have been Indicted also.
san ANTONIO October 30 u Tho
.hlrd annual fair OF the San Antonio In.
lerhauonal Fair association came TO an
sh1 today The attendance on the last
ior The twelve days being 10000 This
y the largest attendance Oh any fair since
n sme assoclatlon was organized. The fair
sures s MESS an ~ every particular and M
BELTON, October 30.-Dr. scott Ap.
plepE leaves today for Terrell. where he
VIII assume the duties OF assistant super.
hIn,ghoent Of the lrnatic asylum Since his
po2nVod ilr Appleby has lived In Bolton
Ssnl py his sterling worth has made many
friends, who are much gratited at his good
fortune In the above appointments He was
- o., Que tlme connected with the Southwest
elh asylum FOR more than year
LEXINGTON, Texas October so.-A
convict was shot and instantly Killed by
one OF the guards here today He be-
came unruly and with two others was
taken out TO be whipped He ran and
was shot with n load OF buckshot taking
erect In the back His name was Marion
saunders aged about - wears He was
sem ser Iron from Georgetown about August 1901,
LOT Inert OF money for three-year term
rms was his second term
CENIERNILLE Texas. October 30.-Dr.
j. A. u. Liddell, who has been practlcing
neulclne Tor several years at Pleasant
GSrove; n rural community twelve miles
from mere. was found m q dying condition
sunday night at the graveyard al Pleas
ant Ridge where he has buried four chill
ufen IN tho last two years lie had taken
plank laid one end on rock laid his
coat above II aud was found living upon
H. He died during the night.
BRYAN, October BON. " Bur
CESS coored, was tried yesterday in the
county court for procuring aud selling the
questions used by county boards OF OK
ominers and fined SO aud costs. lie was
tIled recently in the justice court for this
ohense and fined $50 and costs, but APP
peaied to the county court which appeal
resulted as above stated. State Superu-
tehdcnt OF Education Lefevre ~ Austin
was present at the trial Yesterday
The cotton mill Is being pushed in or.
dcNIo get to running by the first of Jau-
uary. The two large steel boilers are in
place and ali Of the textile machinery has
been received and VIII bc put IN soon.
lhe hre equipment. which Is complete
and covers the entire interior of the build
Ing. VIII be finished this week The cot.
ages for the employees are being built aud
hundred bales of cotton have been bought
and are being slowed in the warehouses.
WACO, October 30 The grand Jury
this morning turned in bills Of indict-
ment against J. ID Lovelace and H. r.
REYNOLDS charging them with the murder
of w. 7 Harriss eX-sherih of this county
These are the two men who figured IN
the double tragedy that was enacted In
this city last week in which Ex.Sheriff
Harriss and his son were killed There was
no Indictment against the two men for the
killing Of young Hauiss. The cases have
PENDANTS were admitted 10 bail in the sum
Of $500 each.
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weather bureau records at Galveston.
Texas. for the month OF November;
Temperature.
Mean or normal temperature, % degrees.
The wnrineRi month was that OF 1879,
with an average of Sc degrees.
Tho coolest month was that Of 1880,
with an average ~ "a degrees
oil November %. 1885.
Thc lowest temperature was 20 degrees
OIL November IS 1850
Average date on which nrst "kIlllng'
fost occurred In autumn. December %.
Average date on which last "klll'ng"
frost occurred In spring, February 8.
Precipitation,
Average for the month, F,22 Inches
Average number of days with .Ol Of IN
Inch or more. o.
The greatest monthly precipitation was
sol inches IN 1873,
The least monthly precipitation was .O5
inches in 1897
The greatest amount Of precipitation rec.
orded IN any "a consecutive hours was 0.33
inches on November 6. 1872
Clouds and Weather.
Average number Of clear days, II; partly
cloudy days, o; cloudy days, 8.
Wind.
The prevailing winds have been from the
Southeast.
The highest velocity Of the wind was "a
miles from the Northwest on November
20 1852
station; Galveston, Texas.
Section Director. weather a q; i Bureau.
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BORDEN IS STILL BIDDING.
Inc Market for Print Cloth Is ADJ
vaneing in Consequence.
MADE SINCE MOVEMENT BEGAN
ran River Manufacturer Has MANAGED 10
Unload Az Of His Stuff and An
He Could Make.
Especial 10 The Pos,

=. . 'NfNNi't ~ Ahe f0Sti
raii RIVER October S0--Mr {. d Ror.
uen agents continued today to buy mini.
ing cloth at 3lsc, an advance Of l.iec oror
saturday. Mr. Borden is sun mdd,n,
lor goods and manufacturers are mec,irs
the demand as rapidly as they c.r l.,
'ne event OF n strike. manufacturers have
no rear that goods viii 20 to an abnorrol,v
high figure. They think there mr., oaos,
.uOusn oeing produced outside TO SUNNY
Every buyer and manufacturer In tho
country Is interested in the present hnn
movement here in print cloths. with Mr.
borden as the central figure.
me movement really began after II IA
came known that President McKIplcv
could not live. Mr.. Borden had experlen .
OF tho extraordinary demand for those
fabrics when Garfield died and tho I'm.
nenSe profit for the printer that followed.
When Mckinley died he shlppeH from mis-
PRINT works In this city everything Tint
was black and white In cloth aud b,s
works In some departments were kent in
operation as long as Massauchsatts laws
would allow. AT that time he cleaned
MS storehouses Of goods. mauy OF which
had lain there for years ana which had
pteu practically vaucleSs until they were
run again through black dyes. other
Plin'erS Qlu the same In a minor degree
u Is estimated by some merchants that
some =,@nWn pieces Of printing cloths
We're diverted from common uses fcr
mourning purposes and this amount rcu.
resented me surplus which sad accum-
9lated ana mad been a drag on the market
LOT months Beginning az that time MIR
borden became buyer In the local mar,
ket. ana since then he has purchased out.
Ilsht or contracted for al least a million
pieces or printing cloths OF three regular
styles HIS own mills had run steadily
through the time the other Fail River mills
were idle and he purchased IN out side
markets 40 least quarter Of million
pieces Of goods Under ordinary ruling con
dluous he therefore had on hand enough
goods to Keep bis works supplied until
next August. But four weeks ago he he
gan 10 enlarge his plant and In a few
weeks more he will have four more print
ing machines In operation and tho bleach
ing capacity 70 meet more than any inn
mediate requirements.
Fall River, Mass october So-At n mass
meeting Of the mill operatives here tonight
two Of the unians-the spinners and loom
fxers voted against the strike Monday
next, and as result OF this vote there
will he no strike
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Old Manazines Mad, New.

Clever women who prefer TO make their
Christmas gifts are fashloning art book.
let's from the magazines that are to be
found IN most households and that accumu-
late so rapidly The pretty poems, short
stories and half.toues are taken from these
periodicals by bending the wires al the
back and slipping on the pages and tho
leaves Gre then put together IN effective
combination The pictures are used 10 COW
er up the reading matter that may appear
~ the backs Of some Of the story pages
nnd an artistic little souvenir Is thus easily
compiled A serial story may he found IN
this WV and is apt 10 prove an accept.
able gift The covers for those Gift hooks
may he as slmnle or elaborate az the giver
desires. gray, brown or rcd cardboard an.
nroprlately lcttered generally providing a
satisfactory selection. The cost OF binding
n one does not wish to undertake that part
of the work viii he very small.
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10 oraanize SOL company at seaIy.

To Organize Stock Company at Sealy.
sealy Texas, October IS. Messrs. D. and
r. H. Haynes, who own the Sealy cotton
mattress factory and patent on the same,
have associated themselves with John
Hackbaith, f. W. Hackbaith, ]. w Davis
and Fl. b. English for the purpose Of on
larging the business which mas hecn so sue
cessfully conducted by them in the past
They have perfected temporary prelimi-
nary organization for the purpose of max
ing up stock company after which a gen
era meeting of all stockholders will be held
and a board of seven directors viii he
elected to serve for twelve months The
officers of the preliminary organization are:
D Haynes president; John llackbaith. hrst
vice president. II. B. English, second vice
president r. II. Haynes, secretary; j. w.
Davis. assistant secretary, and II. W.
Hackhaith. treasurer. Capital stock to he
sos COO. The charter will be applied for at
once.
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III BALL PLAYERS.
9W M ID Houston Saturday
MSpdsy Afternoons.
rns ARE BEING PREPARED.
''' souers viii Oppose the
and md Many Of Them Are
ls6n in Houston.
Ess ARE BEING PREPARED

!, snort In Houston will have
.s, on Saturday aud Sunday
..,sSIng two great games OF
oleked teams representing the
y southern leagues. The big
!. an their way to California,
IN winter, and the Southern
accompanying them through
aas San Antonio. where the
4, IN be played. They arc play
1 n route in all the principal
4 "a drawing we'll. In New Or
4 s,pdsy they played before 10000
I,rthstanding a street car strike
rrpss snd a counter attraction
~ 10 the shape of Sells circus.
|e.sratlon has been made at this
II. linz TO accommodate crowds.
IA weeds in the outiield of the
ssye been cleared OF, the dia-
II n laid out anew and the grand
Edrd and braced. Saturday Is
u aides day. Houston has many
4. IA fond of baseball aud they
treat in seeing the great ath-
4 The big league.
n, viii line up as follows:
4, hague. -Carrick. Bernhard and
'T,chers. Bresnahan and Sullivan
.'myls, first base; Lajoie, second
lsrfp, short stop; Mercer, third
6.HR left field; Barrett, center
xregr. right field.
1, league Shields. Lipp, and
Y pitchers. Buuzon, catcher;
"a base: Phelan, second base;
1gistop, Beecher, third base; Me
i feld Mullen, center field, aud
nrht field.
core cards will be distributed
isny other ways the tNyo games
richly up-to-date.
1es will be called at y. M. and
llon, the American league umpire
I,te.
be American leaguers are known
especially Iajoie. who
lss By himself as r batsman.
4 the southern lGaguers have
Te1ss, one or two Of them az
" the Houston team.
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APpENplclTIs.
Come Facts Regarding Its Rapid In
crease.

Arrendicitls among Americans Is certain
Iy increasing. and while this Is PROBABLY
scsn business life, Il is more often directly
trSceable 10 constipation. Appendicitis IL
caused by exiranssous matter entering tns
,,ontng ~ seeds II the digestive organs
ave tept IN perfect condition 50 the food
Is duly assimilated and the bowels move
6{ii never develop. Don't take chances.
pe.,,lar doses OF Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin before meals will strengthen the organs
cans tipatIon disappears and you will feel
Meier 10 every way. DR.. Caldweli's syrup
Pepsin does not relax the bowels by irr.
~ conSticati0n. Your druggist sells II. II
not send us bis name and we will eend
trial bottle free and some ot the stropssf
Sspsia syrup Co., Aenueslla. Ill. y. 8 4.
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or INTEREST TO - y ). J.
y - y FEMININE READERS.

was 10 learn just how, when and where
the election should take place. These wo.
men are entirely disntcrcstcd and the PEG.
pie OF this city may rest assured that what
they do Will be done for the city's good
But In order 10 80 wisely II Is well to 20
slowly so it was considered best to have
another meeting Of these representative
women and Y Is earnestly hoped that every
representative there. II the president can
not conc. let each club or society choose
some other one 10 represent them, BY this
they VIII lend aid and comfort to the move
ment, without affecting IN the least the
autonomy OF their cluhs,
Margaret Hadley Foster.
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Fined .or contemn. AZ Court.

Waxahachie, Texas, October 3O.-R. G.
vaughn Of Italy. who was last week found
guilty Of violating the local option law,
was Yesterday adiudged In contempt OF
court and fined S25 ana sent ia Jail for
Two days When his case was called for
trial last week he hled motion for
s2,ntlnnanee, stating under oath that Two
obtained. the court overruIed the motion
ior continuance and ordered the witnesses
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

one small bottle OF Halls Great DIS
corery cures all kidney and bladder tIoa'
bies, removes gravel. cures diabetes semi
nal emissions. weak and lame pAekA'
rheumatism ard all irregularities OF the
Kidneys ana bladder in both men ana
women, regulates bladder troubles IN enii.
dren. II not sold by your druggist WIN
he sent by mall on receipt Of 81. one
anal, hottie Is two months treatment, ard
y,Iil cnro anv case above mentioned. pr.
e w Hall sole manufacturer, p: o. boH
go. ST. Louis. Mo send FOR Testimonials
Sold by all druggists.
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Cincinnati, October 3O.-The surprise of
tile day at Latonla was J. H. sloan's vic
tory at IL TO l in the fourth event
Five furIongs Water Edge Pepper Dick,
Frank Jones line :o2.
Six furlongs, selling -Suave, Ecome,
Oconee. Time 1:1J5
Mile and n quarter hurdle handicap
Eleanor Holmes. advertisement. Robert
Morrison. Time 2:277
Mile and quarter selling-J II. Sloan.
Pretty Rosie, Zazel. Time 2:OS.
Five and a half furlongs- Jane Oaker,
Mollie I. LeenIa. Time 1:l0.
Mile, selling -Knnja. Judge Redwine,
BatIled Time 1;43I3
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TEN MINUTES IN THE STATE

CROSBY. October 30. John King.
n negro was thrown under q car and badly
hurt while trying to board train.
MULLIN, October 30.-1'he pecan crop.
usually good thing in Mills and
adjoining counties, is failure this year.
WILLIS, Texas October 30.-rhe office
Of tax collector. which was made vacant
filled today by the commissioners court nv
clectlng Mr.. Henry Carr of Willis 10 that
office.
NAvAsoTA, October 3o.-Yesterday on
the place Of Mr.. Prescott near Fuquas
prairie Ben Fountain accidentally shot and
killed Mary Scott Both parties negroes
Fountain was endeavoring to extract the
cartridges from pistol
SAN ANGELO. Texas, october 29.-New
the San Angelo District Medical society
has begun an agitation with view to re-
lieylng the eongested condition OF local
public school accommodations.
sTEPHENVIDLE. Texas. October 30
This county is coming to the front as au
apple producing section Although this
has been an exceptionally dry year
splendid crop has been raised aud Is being
sale.
Mckinney, Texas October 29.-Gabe
Hall, charged with an assault to murder
his wife, was today SENTENCED to the peni-
trial. In the first he was sentenced for
FIVE years and in the second for seven
years.
CALDWELL. Texas. October 3o-Every.
town in now quiet II is not thought
there win be any more trouble. The ne
groes who caused the trouble arc still I'm
jail, and there seems to be no disposition
to have any further trouble about the
matter.
MKINNEY. Texas. October oo.-rhe
Campbell and Johnson murder case began
today. with large crowd In attendance.
AS before stated In The Post, the de.
PENDANTS, T. j. Campbell and Sam John
son, are charged with the. murder OF
Prof. f. r. Thweatt at Lebanon, this
county. last winter
TEXARKANA, October 80. Cotton
picking in the first openiA Is almost
finished in this section The yield through.
out shows a dminisbment of 30 per cent
now prevailing has aided in promoting The
harvesting of cotton. but has proved dis
astrous to fall trucking.
WACO. October 30 contract for
the paving Of Franklin street. one of
the business streets Of the city. was signed
once This is the first street of the city
TO be paved with asphalt, but II is the
beginning which will end In all OF the
streets-busness streets and cross streets
icing paved.
WACO. October so-rhe grand jury
der. Meek killed T. J. Womack in this city
several months ago and the grand jury at
the last term Of the court brought in an
Indictment of murder In the second de-
gree. The second indictment brought in Is
for murder in the first degree and is some
what Of surprise.
WACO, october 3o.-The grand jury
which has been in session in this
city for several weeks, has turned In
bills against the different men in the city
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Er BY AMERICAN HORSE.

Ed Won the Cambridgeshire
flakes From the Favorite.
h October 80 There was a big at
III the second days racing of the
PEI Houghton meeting to witness
Fisi for the Cambridgeshire stakes,
apil event of the meeting,
.suts was tremendous upset for
Its men. w. c. Whitney's Water.
n winner of the race aud ridden
~ Reiff, was considered to he n
[Nier and started at % To | against.
fGrerton's Oshboch, which was sec
as finish, was the favorlte at 100
|;iilst. The betting on Woods Las.
p ihlrd horse, was 10 to ! against.
p ridden by Maher. was greatly
10 France, but did not fatter his
IHh NJ Ephrussi, Codoman's own
~ TO have backed the horse to
.shed won by a neck after an ex.
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NAV RAsEeALL league.

Large Attendanoe Expected at Next Sun
DAYS Meeting at Dallas.
Dallas, Texas October 3O.-Reports re.
eeiyed today Indicate that next Sundays
baseball meeting to be held in Dallas for
the purpose Of organizing a league for
1872 will be largely attended and by re.
sponsfble promoters of the game.
II Is stated that delegates are assured
from Dallas, Fort Worth, Denlson, Paris,
Houston and Galveston and probably san
antonio Shreveport, La, sent word that
q delgatlon will be present from that town
Into the Texas Circuit Instead OF continuing
with the Southern league
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Roof knooked Ruan nIt

Louisville, KY, October 30.-Jack Root
OF Chicago knocked out Australian Jimmy
Ryan IN the second round OF what was 10
hall tonight
Inc night was for the mlddleweight cham
plchship OF the West and was decided In
favor 81 Root
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

washington. October 3o-Oklahoma and
indian Territory Unsettled weather ana
cooler Thursday; Friday fair aud continued
cooler; southeriy, shifting to northwesterly
winds.
Eastern Texas Generally fair Thursday
except rain and cooler in Western portion.
Friday fair fresh east 20 southeast winds
on the coast.