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A EhERETT STONE Nale CoumbiaD. 316 West
- Seth St Tutor for all colleges long experience
DR. W. G NOVEL;. private tutor. a or
IL at III T. s2d-st Two pupils received in family.
HIGHLY recommended teacher, Vassar graduate.
IL ropean study, wishes pupils; speciality literature,
rhetoric German. A. I. - East I4th
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

MISS CARRIERS SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
w 81 z. Both St-Reopens Manual training
and kindergarten. French specially
THE WtGI5LE SCHOOL for BOYS and Grlssl 18th
Il ll9 W. L. Kindergarten through College Prepara-
tory Miss MAY L. BUTCHER. Prin
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL, ~ LANGUAGES
Madison Square. Nev-Yorlk. 3 Brooklyn.
'Ihe Berltz Method is the
ing foreign language foreign O. 10y by
use. 4rlal lessons free. FAN Term begins now.
-Four Medals Paris Exposition. 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

DANsBY WiNGO.- Kaufman, Texas
June 1g-John j Dansby and Miss Lizzie
Wingo were married near this city sunday
M'NAIR NEUIs. Kaufman, Texas June
ig.--iieorge Il McNair and Miss Della Netiis
OF this Oily were married IN Terrell yes
terday.
HrFFMASTER BASS. Kaufman Texas
June 19-Gordou Huhmaster and Miss An
ME Bass Of Hallville were married az that
place last sunday
IuNDAY BELLS mithvllle Texas June
q Mr.. ] " Bell and Mrs Cnllie Inn
dgv were married az the Methodist paf
sonage last "Wednesday night Rev H. w
Adams offciatipg
BARNES. M'FLRoY .-Hutto. Texas. June
% Miss Ida NcElroy and Mr. w y.
Barnes, both Hyi3s near HuIt noa Tsr a. ne
house Of the brides parents
CREWS FANNER --Niexla. Texas, June
90 Last night at the home Of the bride
in this city Mr. Noah G. Crews aud Miss
Tonmie Tanner were married. hef w =.
Finley Of Bryan officiating
WOoDs-NOITE--C Columbus, Texas, juno
CO Mr. Foley woods ana Mr. fannie
Noiic. both Of Seguln. were married "a
Columbus this morning az the home 81 ne
brn REV Jones Of seguin officiating
RURTs MATHIS Hearne, Texas, June
% M W T. Burts and Miss Ola Mathis
az the Wheeiock neighborhood were mar
rled here Tuesday night az o cigcS hy
Rev. ]. a. McClurhn OF the Bapusi
church
GRAHAM CAgTLEBERRY Mckinney
roxss Inne OH u Graham and Miss
clara q castieberry were married here
last night The groom is operator and
assistant agent At the Shreveport saolne
and Southern depot
rrvpI.y RRODIE.- Kaufman Texas,
lane IL -nev. L. T. Lively and Mrs. II y
Broaie were married OF Poetry IN this
county, last Sunday. The. groom Is a
noted Methodist divine we'll known al
over North Texas and Is about 80 years
old
BROWN. SfAsEK-- Bartlett, Texas, June
sO.-Iast night az the Baptist church IN
stiyse r. Brown was married 10 Miss
lydia Maeok. Rev Or. Reynolds oficial'
ing Thew left last nlgnt for san Antonio
and Mexico.
WOODARD- sTRAUGHN, Grapeianl
Teas. Hume 20.-MlSs Aaude sraughn and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

Galveston. Texas. June % inyolun.
tary petition IN bankruptcy has been sled
In the United States court by Arthur j.
schureman, the Emporla Lumber company,
the Trinity River Lumber company and
Borehard. Brasher & Co Of Houston
against william J. Duhig Of Houston. The
petitioners olleee that the said william
Duhlg owes debts IN excess Of $1,000, and
that he Is Indebted 70 the petitioners In
sum exceeding $500. They further al
lege that the said william DuRg Is in
solvent and that within four months prior
10 the Ming of this petition he committed
an act "a BANKRUPTCY In that he transferred
a portion Of his property 70 his creditors
with d view Of giving them preference.
The petitioners enumerate their claims
sgslnst the said William Duhig as follows:
Arthur j schnreman, note under date or
January 10. Tor the sum OF $1,000 I'm
porfa Lumber company, for money al
vaneed S1sS97; Trinity River Lumber
company, Tor money advanced. Si3s o..
Borchard. Brasher & Co, for merchandise
furnished Si3f IS.
William Duhig has nled his answer 70
the above petition and agrees 10 be de-
ciared a bankrupt The matter was re-.
ferred 10 tle referee In bankruptcy, who
hxed the date Of the bearing July .
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Or. r. c. Woodland we're married today
AZ Hcys Springs. Rev. j, y. Kennedy OF
loyelady performing the ceremony They
left on the northhonnd train for Weetern
Texas on an extended bridal tour
SMtrH M'GLAUN, Secluslou. Texas
Miss yelma MeGlaun were married last
Wednesday. night at . O'Clock at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. Smith vs. ono
OF the most popular business men OF this
place Miss McGlaun IS very popular.
SMITH ENuM --,dearne. Texas June 20
Mr sam Y, Smith and Miss Sallle ENpm
We're married at the residence OF the
night az Q o'clock In the presence Of few
Invited friends. The ceremony was pcr-
formed by Rev. w. l.. Smith OF tne Eps
coPal church.
NOTES. M'FApDEN. --Greenvlne, Texas.
June % lassie Notes aud Miss Kate Nc
Fadden were married at Lone oak yester,
day morning and left az once Tor the home
engaged In railroading. Tue bride is the
daughter ~ Mrs y A. McFadden and a
popular and much admired young lady
PEARSON GRIFFIN. Bryan. Texas
June ~ Mr. Elmo Pearson and Miss Alice
Grifnn, both OF this city. were married at
$50 last might at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs J c. Griffin, JUS
lice W. Gilhe Mitchell officiating Roth
the bride and groom have many friends
who wish them much happiness.
HENRY TODD. -Timpson. Texas, June
~ Mr.. JAW Henry and Miss Hattie Todd
both OF this place, were united ia marriage
last night az $50 az the homo of the
ius About ntty persons witnessed the mar.
riage and immediately after the ceremony
3 very excellent supper was served In the
most stylish manner.
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80 cnllrl IN AnneaIs.

Dallas. Texas, June 22.-Fonowlng are
the proceedings had today IN the court Of
civil appeals for the Fifth supreme judicial
district:
Affirmed John McSln vs.. Texas Midland
Railroad. from Hunt
Reversed ana iemanded II NJ. sutton
Us. A. II Belo & Co. from Dallas.
Reversed and rendered Thomas Tinsiey
VS.. A. c. Ardrey ct al, from Dallas; !, a,
Lawson vs. John g sabine, from Bowie.
Motions disposed Of Dallas Consolidated
Electric Street Railway VS.. William a
Mccoy. afhrm on certificate. granted:
W ard Z Rowan VS. T. J Nelson. affirm
on certldeate granted; II h. Mckinley vs..
II +. Hpslcy. 80 hle transcript, granted ,
NJ d Moulton Ell al vs.. Sturgls National
Bank, hle transcript granted Squire camp
hell ct al vs. + Crowley, file transcript
granted: Dallas Consolidated Electric Rail
way COMPANY vs. W A Mccoy hle. tran
script overrued: Herman kruegel vs.
Richard Morgan ct pl mandamus, set for
hearing OCTOBER II, 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

Fort Worth Texas, Juno 90 Following
proceedings were had I'm the court of civil
appeals for the Second supreme judicial
district
Motions submitted: Hun VS. Reilly, FOR
film ON certificate; Cobb VS. webb n I'm,
10 strike out appellee's brief. Francis
Smith vs. J A. Melugiu, ~ retuN costs
Motions passed 20 June - Thomas
lockett VS.. J. L. Glenn. Tor rcbcpring,
Motions withdrawn Neil Z Anderson AZ
Motions oyeTruled ii ENTITIES re
ceiycr vs. Fidelity aud DEPOSIT Company
for rehearlng. Reid VS. Walsh, for rtheaT
Ing Rogers Ct 81 vs. Nullu. for leave e"
Reilly, for rehearlng Jones vs.. llutson, for
rehcnrinE
Motions granted: Cilttcndou vs nubree
to affirm on certificates.
Motions dismissed Cobb We, Webb Il
Hill 10 strike out appelees brief
Motions dismissed Tor want of iursdie
ton: Smith VS. Melugin 10 etaN costs.
Cases submitted: TIXes ana Pacific Rail
NV Compauy vs Aloxaodor. from Taylor
Cobb vs. Webb & mn from Wichita
iedwel ys. Chandler from Erath Sult,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway G 1mp NY
vs. Meyers, from Denton, II. u Mon gom
cry and George Anderson, 'ras,ees rs
State Of Texas, from Wilbager, Ten =
Townslte Company ys. state Of Texas.
AZ afar@d tdo' Anna watson ct al vs. wn.
Ham Snoed et al from Eastland Sovereign
Camp Woodmeu Of the World vs. John
Gray. from Tarrant 81 Louis and south
western Railway Company vs. Ferguson
Reversed and rendered W Moore et
M VS. Milton Mcclure, from wise
Affirmed in part and reversed ara rea-
pany and n 3 Bishop. .admlnistrator, vs..
Dallas County, from Dallns'
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL

KIRKPATRICK. Mullen Texas, June
u Died, a. 8 O'clock this evening At This
u prominent real estate owner.
STANFORD Mckinney, Texas. June %.
w; G stanford, an old pioneer and
wealthy tarmor died last night &C ills
teru twelve miles east Of town.
CRAWFORD kaufman Texas, June 10
-Graudma Crawford ~ Crandall died very
suddenly saturday She was So Years ola
and VAS @ native ot South Clroliua
HUTTON Comanche, Texas. lung -
pied north OF Comunche y flutton
az Confederate soldier He was hurlrd by
the Masons
GILLESPIE shreveport, La. June ~
n.gd. Friday june ~, Mrs Mary Napcy
takc place from tho home of her dauyhtrr
Mrs J. T.. nclpmln
TUCKER GrocnNnc Texas June ~
Mrs Maggie Tucker wife OF MIR j. E
family residence after protrnctod suffer-
Ing from hung complaint
KERR Enuls Texas June - Rev and
Mrs Taylor were called ~ Cora
their uncle Mir James Kcrr VIM dlcl
In that city Wednesday night
LAND shreveport Ia. June 2l Died,
june 20 MIS-. Mary g Land, widow o thc
late Justice r u. Liant The remains
were buried this afternoon Deceased wns
~ years OLD and leaves seven married sous
,,Ty S',,,aa.,,' ro,as Inn, ot
nied a. Con,anche Toxns a " Riley or
Gfana saline rexas liz was rs wears
ia ma ,,as here an II visit tn his daugh.
lar NIrs William Reese. his remains
v,erc Skinned 10 Wills POINT for burial
,,u,,. ,,.,-,,. 49,, t,,,c IA 1
hlMb y 'tNllltun'f tu,""' 'it at.d
7 " hrpS, ~" tV4N b,.,d
nterS tYdaS on WI '1 ngs natly~ ,f ylr
I ntSHteu "a esoe n1,,qed In Auril lS8, IA
Niss patsy Fitahuph. Who survives him
-, :, "a So, -r t .n
M Nsoli \ ~ leiSnn,E sA3s, nun ni.5,
1 pea heI' ~ w ItslHn,lt' H. ~ iIIieohn
I four Wher norm OF utif N' w. ~
I after having ulopsN ahoul ,lA W"nt's "a.
/ WAS 10 years 81 age ana IeaNes el8nl
/ children, nll OF Whom tie nov lhaIllry
and wei to 40 ms rtmWue We're lui ttrtl
/ ~ the Lutheran chnfch cemetery al lui'
place
/ gEYER -Eliinqer. Texas. June 20 Nrs
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nfty-dollar bills IN the winter hoo, -.
tne geiding was held al 100 10 I - rhe
h5d In, Jumped 70 the conclusion that b.
tner enthusiasm until the fortunate orn'
er OF the Derby winner nearly falnteS
MAJ reused the offer OF $1,000 that was
usaus Tor Naddell az Worth shnrt ti,nc
aHo, remarked Mr. Bradley, after No MA
palc bnllinan 5000 for his vIciorv ains.
o., ause thought that the horse that ma
n"en good 70 me In many aafd race
would run as true MS steel In a niie AMI
halt event. There's nothing vefy fssh
loneble about Waddell He had his last
e @Sl S SSr Tor 0d tae long run ana m boy
me me- was getting gooc faithful Jockey
bullmau, fortunately, CAM nv wav aud
I,,. nave given the turf world something
IN nlany respects Mr.. Bradley. who n,
WAYS races 1nder the name of HIS vile
Mrs Bradley, and his, thp plain col
trs, black, yellow bars on sleeves vel;oN
cap, Is the most peculiar man Ia t6e an
nals OF the American turf He believes
IN facing an animal every day If the horse
y nt,he, gives his horses work n races
instead OF trying them out BY moonlight
Waddell today won $4,000 for Bradley
Terminus won $1,000 and The paraler's
share Of thu sweepstakes. 5000, just about
pad the expenses OF the colts long trip.
Mlecayiar, Advance Guard, Jimlnez.
Six Avn, fgrlonFss5slsln. George Arnold. Sc.
Mile and half American Derby Robert
Maddell. 10 tBullmanl, Il to /. won
Terminus, 10 lCohurni. IL TO l. second;
lhe parader, l2I l'igsotD. 8 To l. third
Time 23S As. Bonnibert. His Eminancc,
sapazprro. six shooter Beau Galllnt sill.
verdale and Sadie s. also ran.
Seven and half furlopgs- Federal
Faunt, Anthracite. Time 1:35
-Four aud half furlongs- Endurance by
Right Maei PentCcost Time "a -.
Seven and q half furlongs Farracb, Pc
sart, sam McGiyer Time 1884.
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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
sRlGAnlER's SENSATIONAL VICTORY
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
Ran Mile on the Circular Track IN
I 81 As, Reducing the Record Made
by Voter a Fifth Of Second.

New York June %. AT sbcepshead Bay
10000 people saw Brieadier's sensational
victory in the shecpsbead Bay handicar
at one mile He ran the distance easily
in 81 As, making a new worlds record
for circular track The previous record
for mile on a circular track was made
BY Voter in 1885 at Brighton Beach and
by onml at Washington PARK. Chicago,
last sumner Biigadior rompcd home an
easy winner by length.
Tho grand National Stoeplechase was,
perhaps. the feature Of Tie days program,
Sacket won, ridden out by nye lengths
ana Passe Partout his stable companion
was fourth.
turlongs Cameron Evelyn Maud,
Lady HoiN rood Time 1900 ~,
Six furlungs Wax Taper Mesmerlst
May W, Time 1:l3 %.
Five and hail furlonss Smart Set
Leon de Dean Swift Time : JI %.
Shcepshead Bay handicap mite Btiga
dier. CyrGno Star Bright IiInc ] 80 90
Grand National steeplceuase, about two
and a half miles-Sackct. King r.. Fedion
Time 513.
Mile and sixteenth, selling ON turf
Ben Viking, Dolando. Nitrate. Time lo
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KINGS CASE AFFIRMED.
Waco Negro Who Murdered a Police
man Is TO Hang for Ii.
THE OGLE CASE WAS ALSO AFFIRMED
Dent Case Was Submitted to the Court
OF Criminal Appeals on an Appl-
cation for Rehesrina.

Austin, Texas June %. In the court Of
criminal appeals today the case against
Senate W, ogle from Hill county. was
AFFIRMED. on q charge OF murder In tho
second degree The murder was committed
about twenty years ago, and the defend
ant was sentenced to the pcntcntiary for
ninety.nine years. He got out about
year age on a writ of habeas corpus, on
account OF there being thirteen men on
the grand Jury which Indicted him when
he was tried for the second onense. he
put in plea Of former jeopardy on muir.
der IN the first degree, which was over.
which was affirmed TODAY lie was I'm
plicated in the killing Of two boys There
Is another case pending against him In
Hill county.
The case against WIN King. charged win
murder In the hrst degree from Mcl.en-
nan county, was affirmed, aud King will
hang He killed policeman In Waco
The cases disposed Of were es toilows:
Lehman; w. d Robinson, FROM Kerr; W.
$. Dowdy. from Bowie, s W oge from
Hill Henry Lewis from Harris Louis
Sanders, from Camp; Charley Hatcher,
from Fannin
from Hlll Claude Ray, from Ersth. Ghhe
Hall, from Collin.
Motion for rahepring granted aud re
yersed and remanded John Vapn, from
Travis.
Motions for rehearpg ovcrrued Lee
Reason win Owens and Bud narucl from
Clay.
Submitted on briefs Tor appellant FRANK
jackson, fym Galveston, Jim Hopkins,
from Vlctorla
On briefs for both parties: Norwood
Nelson. from Victoria
on motion for rehearng Juan Rocna.
death from BeNnr W. j, Dent dite),
from Cherokee.
The court viii hold another session
Wednesday, when the remaining cases
pending on the docket, some eight or ten,
VIII likely be disposed of
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How any man may auielsly euro nin-
self after many years OF sunerinS from
sexual weakness. lost vtalityl night
losses. vardcooele. etc. ana enlarge email
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send your name and address TO Or. l.. Vs..
Knapp. 1S7 Hull Building DetrolL Mich,
Hnd he Will GLADLY send free receipt with
tull directions so thar any mau MAJ
easily cure himself a. home This ~
certainly y most generous o1or sad tho
following extracts taken from his daily
mail nhow what men think OF his gcn-
erosity;
Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere
uhanks FOR yours Of recent Gaio / have
Gwen your treatment thorough test and
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the bsne6t naS been extraordinary. ~ has
completely brsced mo no. I am Just as
vigorous "a when a boy, and you can not
realize how happy / am"
Dear Sir. Your method worked beau
TRULY Reaultg were exaotly what I
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Doar Sir Yours was received ard I
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10 is q boon TO weak men ! sA greatly
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an corre5 T0Ddonce s siriotly conndoA-
tal mailed in plain sealed envelope Tha
receipt 10 FREQ for tho asking and no
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

EopPTRL.- Burglars made raid on the
depct and secured about 80
NACOGDoCHES. The Improvements be
ing made are keeping ah fne mechanics
busy
49, has 1frlyed at Baku aud Is going
to Piatigorisk
rENAIIA. There arc several cases 81
s,'aiinox here and no precautions are pelhg
taken 10 prevent o spread
HUNTINGTON. The town Ii, feieof ne ~ dq
has,,e which was largely attended
ANpHRsON.--A Young negro arrested on
,,,snitiou ~ numbering Peter Johnson, an
eged negro. was released from custody
t6ere being no evidence against MIN.
PEARsALL-Ihefe, NY tslips no sSss
~ IN. town by a wolf, ghe BIZ several
a. o. and Killed chickens. The beast man
aged 10 get away IN safety
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
oTHER MARRIAGES.

n h. Baker aud Miss Helen Rass, at
Renner.
] Lauderdale and Miss Florence KnuOn.
at Paris
George n. McNair aud Miss Della Lewis,
at Terrell
j NJ Edwards and Miss Laura veaEy. al
GreenVilc
Dalton Scales and Miss Lcta Carver. az
Van Alstyne.
ed Bryant and Miss Anna Jones. at
WaNahachie
A. l.. Cummings ana Miss Ina Ray GU
WELL at Wcntherford
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,Sfs Won the game by batting Pitunger In
'ns Motn inning Attendance 5000
Boston ofo o4o o. Il a.
fHtssufg ...........l00 100 opo-- IA
mer. 49, '''
Boston 90 90 o,.a !, 4
Fittsburg OOo 500 oO4 4 -
mer aud o'Coisnor.
Brooklyn, June 22.--After losing ave
straight TO Boston the Chlcagos came here
today aud downed the Brooklyns twice
Score-Firet game r II E
Chicago " nAlt Ooj ail-.iS ~
Brooklyn 0no 400 n3o a 4
Menefee and king; McJames, Donovan
and Mcclure
score Second game RI e
Chicago - 300 900 100
brooklyn . onO 90 OoO- ? 2
laylor and hahoe; kitson and sarrellt
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Newnnrt Rssnlts.

Cincinnati, June 22-Seyen furlonss-Pru.
dent Mr. Brookwood, Polly BlXby. Time
l:2sl2.
Five furlongs. selling-Tlmes star Rosy
Morn. Chemisette. Time LOST
Six furlongs-Jlm Clark Sweet Dream
Prince Esher. Time 1l3l4
Mile. handioap-strathbroe Charlie
oBrien, lied J. Time 140l5
Five fullOngs-Dash, Dr.. Worth, Rose or
Bed Time 1;0ll3.
Mile. sellng--Meknrnes Banquo II,
Uterp. Time 40 40.
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Rnsehnll Cluh al AIvln.

Alvin. Texas, June PA baseball club
vas organized here a few days ago with
M. I. A Mcbride as captaln AMI mat
sper and viii open the season here tomor
row IN contest with the DR.. Beii's team
from Galveston. The club Is made MP from
adjacent coist country towns ana iocal
,hst has ever represented this city.
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oTHER DEATHS.

Mrs. T. r. Hill at Terrell
Mrs Sims. aged 20. near Denton.
Mrs Lucy simmons, aged 81, nt Terrell
w s. Travis. az Lone Oak,
Mrs Price Johnson, near Taylor.
Mrs. r IS Perrin, near Waxahachie
Miss Bessie Carsey aged 49, az Green
Henry Hubbard aged 10 near Greenvlle
Ms. II l. Berry. AZ Woodlswn.
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BOIL WEEVIL

BerclaIr. Texas, June IT. The farmers OF
this county are waging a relentless war
prairie lands the pest Is not much In eyi-
deuce, but IN the post oak belt II is doing
considerable damage.
sinner. Texas, June l7--Eyery EFFORT Is
being made 10 stop the rayages Of the boil
'weeyiI Squares are picked up by tho ma
Jorty Of the farmers and some are using
poison IN great many nelds the pest mas
entirely diBappeared, This Is attributed
20 the dry, hot weather
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MAsoMlc ELEcIloNs.

san Angelo, Texas June 19.-The newly
elected officers Of san Angelo chapter No.
40. Royal Arch Masons, Tor the ensuing
term are a. follows: c. F.. Mays, most
excellent high priest; J. II Warner, eK-
eenent king; J. W. Hill. excellent scribei
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PaIestlne Won tne second came.

Waco, Texas, June - Palestine won
the secold game OF the series with waco
by @ score Of to . The game WAS
ven PLAYED ana Interesting throughout
Both pitchers were in frc shape an gave
hni six hits each, but Wright gave 10 IL
bases on balls, two of which resulted ir
illHs.
Batteries Waco Wright and Foster
PALESTINE Holland and Aher,
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BUT HE is PLAYING WITH PHILA-
DELPHlA NATIONAL.
Farrell Won the Game for Washington
by Doing Great Stunts with the
Bat and on the Bases.
BASEBALL.
NArIoNAL LEAGUE.

philadelphia, June 22.-Jennings made
his nrst appearance with P0iiadelphia to-
say and received an ovation. Attendance
500. "a
score, ooo o,o ooo 2 4 X >
,S5,iadeiphla ~. OH 90 90 o.
Newton and Bergen; Donohue ana
Farlnnd.
New York, June 2a'-fweiVe thousahu
,e,,nIe saw the New York team defeated ny
we s. louis team today in game noted
for heavy batting. u
score: o,o no 90 4 b s
New 1ofh oil O22 OIL lS 20
81 oh ITp, Deuzer and Bowerman' Powell
and Ryan.
pos,op. June ~ Boston and pitisours
-. axsn today. Psttsburg out.batted the
nome team almost two y one IN the n, fs ne.
a aorns but GIT edged neiding and Nichols
steadiness kept the score down Inc SiSi'
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

memphis Tenn" June 22'-Fnily $500 en-
efseue tans sa" memphis smut shreveport
out TINS afternoon III one OF the pretues'
games played here this season. Shields
for NIemnbis mitchell q benutif,u game mn
'F
~ me seventh inning "heh MS WtchihS
hand was injured 10y hot liner from
Maucks bat aud he retired In favor Of
hoPp VINO aiI Wf fro, L i5a %no mas
by Memphis. PLAYED today and made "a
yorabie Impression.
,reg,II,s 20, ,to oo, - y .
i.tl' luz '''-'''' 40 IN 90 "a =
bhre' epoNn a. ~ ~, Oyo wv
=, ..H' hono anu Al'uaIi'hs' M"uIN on"
Nl'ulIe
pir,,,,,,or, A., I,,ro 90 p,.,,t,,bo,,
ga ''i'" lam on ''"e N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
wbjtoev MAKES a Purchase.

New York, June CIT was announced
today that W c. Whitney has purchased
Nasturtium. the 2-yearod coli by water
Care Marguerite from A. l.. Aste. The
reported price is $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

S w. Merchant, treasurer; ed DuggaD,
secretary, C. H. Powell captain OF the
hosts H. A. Ransome Royal Arch captain
y. 3. Hull, grand master third ven T. y.
whitney grand master second yell; II. W.
N Garden grand master first veil; I. l.
Terry, guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Thames Handicap.

London. June .-Petrorusus Rein) won
the Thames handicap at the Eoyal "lhu'
sor June meeting today ,,a
The Petroleuso, hlly, won the -'y'"l o''
selling plate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

he dremen win play the Cawthons this
oftCuon et League park, Play viii BE-
called at $3.50 Ladies viii be admitted
fice-glte and gr1ndsipnd .-nnd ore ia
yited 10 attend. The following Is th- line