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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-09
Rates on crookery and Earthenware.

Mates on Crockery and EarthenWare.
Austin. Texas, December s.---The railroad
commission issued the following yesterday
evening!
IA approval Of joint application, submitted
under No $50 OF the Missouri Kansas anu
Ie&as Railway company OF Texas, il y
hereby oruered tnut class ID rating on
crockery aud earthenware IN carloads. as
prescribed In item US Ol the local Texas
exceptions No. =, exceptions 10 current
western classification, applicable on bust
ness moving between points In Texas. hs
anu the same IS HEREBY withdrawn aud
canceied, This order shall take OBJECT DE
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II The gaby Is cuttinu Teeth

be sure and use thar old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup,
for children teethlng IL soothes the child.
soitens the gums, ailays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoes.
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N.oro Killed . White Mar.

MIter city, Mss, December SO A.
Horton. a white IcaD. was killed ny a ne
gro naued hen Jones near here today.
Jones escaped aud large posse is securing
the couptiy for him.
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Austin, Texas. December s Sheriff Long
Of Johnson county is here on business
Guy NJ Bryan, Jr., If Galveston is
here for a few days.
Mrs. George 7 keeble and daughter
are in Burnet visiting friends.
President Cofded of the Rockdale Na.
tional bank is here for few days on busi-
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/. N. GiIhert Dad.

Austin. Texas, December S. Mr.. John y.
Gilbert. aged IS years. died last night at
10 o'clock at his home in this city. He
was buried this afternoon.
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JAMES j. Hill NAV RETIRE.
Likely TO Throw Presidency Of the Great
Northern to His Son.

The recent promotion Of James y Hin
10 the chief vice presidency Of the Great
Northern railway has revived the report
that young Mr.. Hin is soon to succeed his
father. James j. Hill. as president OF 'ae
company. =, Ne
President Hin has informed some q h,s
NeH York friends that Il Is his desire 20
retire from the active management 81 INC
Great Northern road ss soon as Dscun
stances will permit lie has sets 80 psss
ueular time Tor retirement, but has mt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-09
Funeral Of Fred DAVIS.

Austin. Texas. December S.-The funeral
Of Fred Davis took place this morning az
10 O'Clock from ST. Davids church Many
sorrowlnG Il, ends accompanied the remains
to their dual resting place.
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Short Change Men.

Austin, Texas. December S.Three or
four short change" men arc in town and
seem to be getting In their work wherever
they go They PLAYED Sixth street yeSter-
DAY and several merchants report being
hunCoed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-09
Accidentally Shot Himself

Austin, Texas, December Bob
shroop, aged IL years. accidentally shot
himself in the hand yes erday afternoon
with TOW pistol.
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msted that II the plans attending the North.
his time win he fully occupied with his
Eastern financial interests. mcndlng tas
pany
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DC dcath of H Raeland. 10 reslded a.

the corner Of Morris and Chapman streets
IN the Fifth ward. occurred about Il o'clock
saturday night The announcement OF Inc
arrangements for the funeral WAS deferred
until today awaiting the arrival % q rela-
tive who came In late last night
Mr. RaClaDd WIS about 90 years Of age
and leaves two sons In Houston employed
I'm the boiler department. Of the Southern
Iacfic Railroad shops. His wife pre-.
coded him In death.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.
n. G. II n.

a., a t. g. II H.
Il c,,rs Central Depot
"A I'm 4, Arrive No. a. 40 p
J. Ne f..,,HvHs N Arrive No a.. 7.20 p. n
|fsr NJ 400 ,. Arrive No. o. o.lo a. q
T. a \. o. n. n.
u Grand Central Depot
Ssam Arrive No. 1000 p. n
8,sN go .. N Arrive No. ,; % n
!z.r 70 -" 40 an Arrive No e.lo' SOP
a A.. II. a 8. A. Ry'
orsna central Depot
Il ,oos,m Arrive No 8. 7.30 p. 10
~ sss n : Ills ?. Arrive No. 1890 a N
"a a.. n. 6 N. II. II.
b G-,si Central Depot
n ,oosG N Arrive No. >. 1905.
.)ssNe 1902. m Arrive No. 10 90 pm
IlJaNe 5000. m Arrive No, 9. ZOO pm
~ 10 los and Sundays Only
n ~. t. q NJ. n. II.
Il Grand Central Depot
II .. ,,i o1sAm Arrive No. rsa. 3.3s pm
a. A. q a. =. Ry.
n Grand Central Depot
H.. No ,..,9.ss n Arrive No a-'o'z' pm
a G., C. & s. f. n. II.
n Grand Contra Depot
Il 1000 Arrive ,s.s5a.n
|3am Jas N Arive-.'...''9.20 pm
~ Galveston Trains.
II .7.oOam. Arrive ...... 9.90p.m
|t.N'N''7.As pm Arrive........7.3 pm
"a Additional Sunday Specials
a ass am Arrive ....... $40 a. IN
Nv $50 p n ArIivs.. o.20 p. U
"A w.,., tsins leave tie Santa Re Congress
x. n,tot 10 minutes later than the above.
\ a. Il. & w. IT. II. II.
n Fifth Wari Depot.
.u,,oo.u Exp ,ss Train. Arrive l0.0op.u
II Gssna Central Depot
n uyrn....,............h Arrive o.02 a N
q NJ, X. 6 T. Il. II.
H M.KST Depot Fifth Ward
ED,m eos & n................Arr Arrive g. 90s. m
4r,fOS pm -......... .... Arrive s. so p N
Fof Galveston Trains see G., h h.
T.. & G. n. II. n.
Il DEPOT foot OF Congress Avenue.
|tr 1902 n. ............... Arrive 40 am
tmi00I n........... Arrive us pm
Il Columbia and veIsseo Trains.
H., 800 n................. Arrive AS p. n
Daily Exeep; Sunday.
N,r g00Ln. SUNDAY only) Arrive 4.A5 pm
G. II. q ii. II. II.
Nm, L&G. n Depot. 5000. q
Tbue ~, K. & T. Depot. ...........o.A5 a. N
|E,m. IL 4 G. n Depot ..,...........o.55 a. m
ftr, Grand Central Depot. p m
NJ. l. 4 G. n Depot communicable p, NJ
IA Ias Grand Genital Depot 900 p. m
IHt.. ! & G n. Depot. .....,........o .lO Q. m
SUNDAYS only
Harshi special arrives / 20 a. NJ Sundays.
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sssaously Hunt al Ross.,

B sAo r- December s,-Mr. Bob Dan
" yes,s,s s crushed under train at
% hls NY Was not able to be ear
'sssi here l " at Faulkner and was
aelreii &ostne home ~ his relative,
i eHilcal ma rSelson His condition is
ana recovery is very uncer-
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Fifth Ward Depot.
,,c,,oo.u Exp ,ss Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Gssn4 Central Depot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.02 a ~
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n. Y, & w. It. II. II.

,u,.,,, tsins leave tile Santa Fe Congress
\, n,,ot 10 minutes later than the above.
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a.. n. a s. A. Ry.


Grand Central Depot
!. ,,tO15a Arrive No rsa' 3.3s p IN
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-20
WILL NOT PAY UP.
Local And Territorial Officials Al
fecied by the Drought in
Funds. No Money For Them
Until Next Session Of Con-
grese.

There is painfully apparent
absense of mirlh around the Fed
eral Offices today Happy con-
tent still fingers in the U. S. Mar
shal's Office, hut Capt. White has
bolted the door and renounced all
communication with the outside
world, lest il escape
The Office cat purrs on, 10 mel
ancholy musing Of the threatened
substitution Of last years ink bot
tie for the cream ladened saucer,
that has heretofore fabricated the
feline larynx.
No joyous laughter reverberat-
log through the corridors, disturbs
tie antique cobwebs. or percolates
in sweet refrain through the seamy
sides Of Uncle Samuel's tenement
house.
The following obituary notice
of expected salaries. is the blank
citing pail that has mnffed all save
the iuneresl click OF Clerk Chand-
ler's typewriter. 1t is addressed
10 Constable VIM. Simms and
reads as follows:
Wm simms, Esq., Vinlta, l. I.
Dear Sir:-I have to advise you
that the amount appropriated by
the "sundry Civil Act Of June 9Th
1901, for the payment Of the SAL
aries and expenses Of clerks, dep
usy clerks, commissioners and
consta5les, and expenses ofjudges
in Indian Territory" for the pres
ent fiscal year. is practically ex-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-20

hausted and your salary for the
present month cannot be paid un.
iii Congress appropriaies addition
al funds for the purpose.
Respectfully, HENRY RIcHTES,
Disbursing Clerk.
In far away Puerto Rico, where
the gently swaying palm blends
it's royal green in symphonic
beauty, with the gorgeous flora Of
that tropic isle, coterie of Uncle
Sans hired men sip the cooling
saki in sweet content.
Their one excuse for slipping
anything save sea water, is found
in the graciousness of the
Comptroller of the Treasury
who decided thai the above men,
toned moneys should be in part
dedicated for the alleyiation OF
their tropic thirsis and other lux
urious wants. The southern
zephyr, that plays in idleness Ger
that sun kissed paradise, is sup
posed to hull in dreamy ennui all
who feel its balmy touch.
But the dispatch with which the
Golfers of the treasury were de-
pleied, after the announcement
that delayed salaries would be
paid from the territorial funds,
shows that some are not quite ac-
climated.
II is a long fast until Congress
meets, and unless the accomodat-
ing Comptroller decides that
the funds appropriated for the
"Exploilation of Mars" and the
Further investigation Of last
years birds nests" may be turned
this way, no idle jest, will be
countenanced in the federal build
ing for moons to come.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
"Pap" Simpson Receives a Severe
0unshor Wound.

While hunting near his place
southeast of this city Tuesday af-
terDoon Pap Simpson was SER
iously injured through the acci-
dental discharge of bis gun.
The details of the accident are
not known, but the nature of the
sustained wound is such that il is
little short OF miracle that death
did not result. The weapon, a
high power, sporting rifle was
discharged close to the right side
the ball ranging upward and pass
ing through the body. The point
of entrance and the place of exit
of the missile, would lead to the
belief that it had passed through
the heart, il that organ was doing
duty in its accustomed place. But
as the attending physicians expect
to have Pap" out in few weeks
either the ball deviated from it's
indicated course or "Pap" wears
bis heart on the other side.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-20

The representative Masons,
delegated by their lodges to attend
the Sheehan obsequies yesterday
were as follows:
ALTON IS.
F. S. Walker,
Philip Donahue,
II. r. Gill.
FAIRLAED "a.
T. NJ. Conner.
A. L. Conner,
Henry Gaines,
Jno. H. Connolly.
MUsKosEE %.
Leo E. Bennett,
H. J. Evans,
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-20

+. b. Fite.
CHELSEA 70.
Chas. Hawkins,
w. j. Strange.
ID. Il. Morrison,
Clayborne Hill,
Nels Foreman,
ID. Z. Tablet.
ADAIR S4.
G. A. Douge,
Geo. Poplin,
Bud Thomas.
PRYOR CREEK So.
J. c. Hogan,
Ed. Swartney,
John Rundler,
c. B. Landrum,
Jno. Reese,
Joseph Srum.
MIAMI 102.
w. l.. McWilliams,
;. G. Fullerton.
The sun., 1901-04-18
Gossip Of the Harness Horses.

Purses for hight harness races to be held
AZ the Brighton Beach track IN August have
Nlled well. There are ffty nominstors with
nlnety-rour horses named 20 start in tho
a. 600 Hiram woodruff event for 22O tTotters
and in the 81 90 Metropolitan for 90 PAGERS
there are thirty-two nouinators with fortv-
nine norSes. Other purses are the Bonner
Memorial. 5000, for 2:l2 trotters, with seven
teen nominators: the John u, Shuts. s2,o1o,
,or ihr.e-year-old ,rotters. the Break ers.
g., 400, for 2l2 peoers the Brighton, $4,000,
FOR ?lo PAGERS and the Champion. $4,000.
fre. Tor ell trot. in the last-named race the
entries are York BOY. Charley Herr. plreC'um
Kelley, Rlma, Peter the Great, Lord Derby.
Tho NonH, tieorgeua and Nosul.
Entries are also out for early closing events
for yhe charter oaii Park Grand circuit meet
at Hartford. on sept 70 Inclusive. lhes"
events are the Charter oak, 2l5 trot. 5000,
which has neS nomnator Noert c Bo;t-
wick " New York the , 10 tro'. s3,gl). 'hs
2 30 trot, $1,000 the 200 pace, s., 100. the 2.iA
pace s3ODl the 2 30 pace $50 New ork
and brooklyn horsemcn are Aberalv repre-
sented among tho noIrinators
The sun., 1901-04-18
why Carrtok Did Not sign.

Pitcher Carr!ck. formerly with the New
Yorks, but now with the Washlngton-Ameri-
can League Club. has something TO say why
he did not sign with the New York Club again
this season The following, dated Hampton
Va comes from him
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: have seen
statements hat ! demanded an eXorbtaut price Tor
ny services thlN season regardless Of the Kind and
generous treatment that have received from the
Nsw York club These are tns facts Last season
they sent me contact calling iot $1,000. very small
"a from my lSH5 salary 50 wrote the lnanag ~
asking them o. MAKE NSlNoo but did not get even
an answer Rather than Iut play ball at all worked
inT that sum last ,Ou and worked hArd, hoping
what asked 'or would he made ny At the end NJ re
season ht least recognized IN his season contract
My contract iot loot called ior 81 O0n $500 more
'hGr last season. but isel that $500 was due me- on
last seasons Work. Hence DID not appreciate Me
advance, especially A. had been o'eTed much more
hy Washington. Now about my wanting halt OF
Manhattan Island, &C, ! asked ior $1,000 and no
bonus ior signing. W. " CARRICK
The sun., 1901-04-18
AT Newport.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE attendance was stl u
bepi down BY chilly shoveIy weather AZ Ncwpon
second choices won The speculAtng vas heavy
con nsdering the attendance on all the events sum
mary.
F-s, Raoe-one mNe-w, O. WEIGH, io2 'CogS-
vci6. 20 !, won; Hlja 30 Bnii''s q - l. s,cond
Gu.rd0r 100 McCAnnl. 10 8, third Time, l4O'i
second Race-Four iurlongs- Daly. 100
Il Jackson, ) TO B. won Foundlinr lOI Mccain
II 10 D. second Dsbeniure, 40 iiolckh 10 l. 'h'd
Tire, 05lii ,, ,oo a,
Tard Race-SiH tqtongs-Na.'ertal, i9o IL,
rarksonl 3 to |, won. advertisement, 10Y (hedIngl :
: 10 i, second CoUalis, loS tWashingtonD, ls W l.
third Time, ia ,,, ,a
,os Tof.handI. even, won. The Bronze Demon. as
'Fo'he-SaIN. 10 !, second; Georgia Gardner 10
Lindsay, 10 70 !. third. Time, lll c
Cox ii0 IHOucN even won. 0etaDout, lO7 lMeid-
ling, ~ . second. Banquo II. 40 Castro y 70 u
thFd Tine, 1851 >
skin Race-Five and half furlonss-penny
pITy, 100 .Mrcannl. 70 Won; ssex,o'a ga ~
! 10 !. tnlfd. Tine, lie.
The sun., 1901-04-18
RACING on OTHER TRACKS.
Al Lakeside.

CHICAGO April IA drilling rain which con-
t,nued al intervals all afternoon dampened any
tnhsiasm the racing al Lakeside might have aroused
to-day. summary:
r,,s, Rac.--P,y, And half fironrs--blue Lick.
iO4 CT Dean) 8 N !, won; Olekma IS &c. BOOKER.
5t0 second irma, 90 (Gormley), 6to :, hlfd. Time.
second Race-Four iurlongs-Hsydon, us Cay
WOOD to 5. won; Nellie Waddell, ITO. (CrowhnfNl
80 u l. second; Nana, 10 Niti'oel. IL W o. hHd'
Third Race-Sx furlongs-Debrde, III RoSft-
SOM u 2, won; Andes, III Viuto.l, ev,n second
Pstroon, ia ii. Baker, a 10 !, hltd Time, 10
Fourth Race-Five and a half fuTlonss-hval
parr, iO4 q. Baker. 10 70 /, Won bTaw lA1 ivy
ICroyhurst) a 20 5, second Jake Weber, loo Oien'
dersonl Sto l. third. Time lo7 SIS.
Flfth Race-One mile and asixteenih-Ed Adacs'
as (Gormlsy). a " 5, won Shut Cp, VI (DaVsS9n, ,
10 l. second Hampshire. i0i (Narvaell 10 2 thfd'
Time, 40 As. -, ,,.,,. .,..
sixth Racr-one mile and 70 yardS-little Tim
a. Corn1lry1 : 20 5. won; George lee, lo7 (Nlttoe
70 2 second vlncennss i07 tFlicE, 10 " l. third
Tirrs Al rs.
The sun., 1901-04-18
AZ Memphis.

MRNpHis, April i7.-Tss h!id race a. one NILE mi,
eon,yy pnrI Caviaf the Unknown. Noblsman
and Farmer Bennett ran as one horse 70 iht halt'
mile pole, when Farmer Bennett WAS pinched %,
The other three then fought the remaining haimile
locked together Caviar fnshed nose In mont OF
the unhno own. Summaries
First Race-Four and half iurlongs-Mss Bar
ney iO2 (CobuInl. 10 l. won. Esnrnen. .. q. MI
isr' ~. 10 l. second Msns Bell OF "a, Weber,. 80
10 / th!rd Time, 80.
second Race-Five rIrongs-Ass ChsTllr, %
(Cocfrsrl Il 70 l. won H. /. Coleman, liS, u
Moods, g % s. second KalomA. iia (Gllmorr, 70
/, thl'd Time, io5A
Thrd Race-on. mn,-Caviar, ~ e. wink.
reldl 70 s. won The ! lnknoSn, III GCooarn, 70
l. second Sobleman. 10 Cochran, 10 l. third
Time, as. ~ ,,-
strait more lO4 (Cobufn. - 5, won Chorus Boy
~ a. Wcocsl $ 70 |, second Jano"ood % %. 7
Wnodsl . 10 !, third. Time 2OlH
r'th Rae steep.chase, iall course sboq, two
miles nsi Chord l5 FauelN, 9 10 J, won. Bsslt,
iS2 N s WILSON,. 10 !, second DomoirtA, 1870
&c Johnson IS N /, third TIM, 5oi
SSth RAc.-Six f!rlongs-K'ndr'd. lNb (to-
hurnl 4 10 g. won Qu''e Right 81 ttoenranl, 3i3 10
l. second wstercr.s ioj u. Irving y To l. ihitd
yv1s il7lA
The sun., 1901-04-18
shakeup In Cornell Crew.

ITHACA. April II A big shake-up in
Cornells crew occurred to-day when Coach
Courtney ousted five OF his y arsity oarsmen
from tho i.rst boat, and transferred them 10
the second Varsity combination. Kuske,
Lueder, Balinser Van Alystyne. and Os-
borne were the ones displaced, and together
with Merrill, English, and Seabrius they
formed the second combination his big
shift left only Robbins, Capt Vauderhurf
NAnd-rAuei was changed from 40. to No. .
and rrttv Was Uuu-IoTred from No. S 70
SO 7 The order OF the first crew was as
hoef O. Rhode, 5. Smith 4 Ldmonston 8. Pow
ley 2 lakewood. bow, Long, coxswaln
1t Is by no mean, certain hat the combi-
nation will be found rowing In that order
-,Aerdh.e attention to tho second ' Tsity
aud It j. possible that the shift Is made TO
strengthen that eight
The sun., 1901-04-18

Dl.v Of 40 urookyrs 'ogal 'aul, with second
Il.t G, I..Uu = IN Ire h"uucdy yesterday. al
though nc drci Ion l0uHri ~ be correct
ST. Lows. Mo. ApHl lG Jesse Purk,t, has
ri .Srd - sign q contract with q Louis Nis under
stu.d TINT he Will play VITA TIE Philadelphia team.
I..iN cook. TIE sale ptrgct. has been declared
.u.U-lle ly re faculty 0rcl4-' % c0ud Ton IN MS
st.a.-r .t ril taKe a sp" IA examination IN two
OF "a 20 weeks and uv ~ regain MS eug bultv
I.s PuugaKeepS.r ,lgh having been rcarganIysd
by Manager Malone wili play IT, tr.t series u games
w0tu TIE !. nuken team On sunday uu t1e 81 George
cGDAri grounds
The stang Equitable LIE team WI this 'rason
ruruiru permanently attGc Jackson avenue gIounds
iU .,'s-y lily. ! he grounds nTr belrE uyrfhal
and pas lu urst.c,aNS shape 4rAms desiring dates
should address \, y. Sprngne eyer isu lUtdwsy,
Nry YORK.
lGr National & of Brooklyn has, after a year
Of inactivity IN the baseball line, rcOrgnn5ed the
baseball department OF the rlIh ana would IKE 10
hear from all strong teams within goo miles Of New
York. Including Morris Plains South Brother Island
+. c.. EnglewoOd, little Fails Fleschmans, Wat.
soSsing. Closier, Aatuiuck. Peconic, &C, Address
Arthur +, orr, assistant manager. 727 Monroe street.
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1901-04-18
Bowling Games To. night,

THE SyN individual Championship Tournament
Iiadrr puu.p and Cllurh at Thvm & KahisdSr,.
alr.s
Sew York Royal hTcsnUm LeaRue Empire City
Council .aTGant Council and Defendam Council
at STAIRS alleys
White Elephant Tournament Hooker Columbia
Glendale and Harmonic. 10 IT, amt Academy alleys
NORTH tc NaryrW League bfonNdal., cyclone
and chippewa at PUUg.S alleys.
AIrat' Tournament EHSedaie Team No l vs.
Spartan, at Ffcrrk.s ALLEYS
Interstate League BruuMyn vs. Buralo at Cord-,
and ilYIGcn's alleys.
Arlington National Tournament Monarch Han.
over and Arlington. AZ B-firam & NOll', allrvs
Woods Hs,l Tournament Hftua Team 30 2 Nav
Jersey and Clio, at NT,gAts alleys
The sun., 1901-04-18
Jack sheridan. the Baseball Umpire, Said 20
he Deranged.

CHICAGO. April l7.-Jack Sheridan. tha
American League baseball umpire, was
brought to Chicago to-day in charge Of
friends lie is said 10 be suffering from
mental arrangement.
While on his way from San jose, Cal to
Chicago. sheridan got on the train at MarCe-
Inc, Mo where he was taken into custody
because Of his strange actions 1t IS reported
that rc donued MS baseball suit. went out on
the street ana DegaH uu pirng an ina g.uary
baseball game. Nnen President ban john
con Of The American League heard Of his con-
d!ticu hc teicgTaIhed that the patient be sent
here Immediately.
The sun., 1901-04-18
Turf Notes.

III. frs, number Of - GooGwlns O,rslTgr' Guide
FOR mis- year has lust been ,ssled II contains list
oi tic horses In tainiag IN " $ country, including
tw, wear. oldS giving name color, sex age ana pcd
sr,. as well as the Owner. trainer and stable ipcKey
LEXINGTON. Apr.l 1.-THE $4,000 two year old
colt J Camden, BY 81 Saviour, IS ule, o4, oi
inn DECEIVE wllJh ty Hughes recently sold was
sgipp,d TO day " New York " John HanHng The
coli goes u Eng Gpd 10 race n the copts u me 10
known purchaser FTArR Octs, the o"ce owner and
rg,ueT Of BAnAsteT and Other good uueS, VINO YES
'r-iSl,ly H. is much Improved and his physicians
nix Ina, he can live lao famous trainer was
stricken with paralysis some days ago
The sun., 1901-04-18
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
English Team That win Plav Against An erica
-BlaGkb Not on II.

IoHpoN. April II 7-Bla,kburne has def
nltey refused TO play with the Lnglsh chess
team IN the forthcoming cable match against
the Americans Lawrence, who was one Of
the reserves. Will take his place The team
vii he Mason. Lee. Mills Ward, jackson.
Jacobs, Bellingham. Atkins, Mitchell and
Lawrence Passmore and Trenchard will
be- The reserves Jones has been omitted
because o! his recent defeat
The British Chess Club IL anxious 70 learn
H.. names Of the members OF the American
q
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wrangie over Cocknght.

UILKEs-BARRr, April IA big cooknght
took place at Browutown near here early
this morning bet wecu birds owned by sports
from Buffalo and Washington It was 10
have been seven battles for 81 600 q side.
hut at tho third, with the score even, Wash
ington man jumped into the pit when his
bird was getting lhc worst Of n. and the AFFAIR
broke up IN q WrHuge The referee awarded
the money 10 Buffalo.
The sun., 1901-04-18
No American Henley This Year.

Information comes from Boston that tho
projectors Of the American Henley at New
London have decided not 10 have any regatta
this year The time is too short 10 perfect
arrangements and II l. the intention 10 hold
the Nrst regatta in 1902 Harvard IL in the
scheme haart and soul Yale Is favorable and
the promoters II 'ha plan believe other big
rowing colleges will he represented
The sun., 1901-04-18
baseball Games TO-DAY.

Naval Cadets vs.. Georgetown, et Washington
Columbia Freshmen VS.. Polytechnic Preparatory
=
Roanoke college vs. Randolph Macon College. al
A. LlaAd
Manhattan Couesev Young Mems A. A., at Nan.
chester, - H.
seton Hell vs. SyrAcus. University at South Or
Carlisle Indian School vs. P.nnsyivanis STATE
College at Carlisle.
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Typg Breaks Harvard Freshmen strength
Record.

CA"rrIpGr, April Il Arthur 1yng.
freshman, has made a total Of $50 points
according 10 Dr Sargents strength test
lie broke all proviou, records for freshmen
Ivrg was born In la an, whore his father
wa missionary. hut he hns spent three
years IN u German gymnasium.
The sun., 1901-04-18

subscription Of s5 each for horses not declared with
800 added: nve furlongs
L. 1. G.avos's oh. h. Heiobas. BY Psrsndoie-
Bowdin Lass 5, i2s (Bullmanl .;..,..i..''
c. r. Patierson's blk. c. Kentucky, T. loS Lyns).. >
Termless also ran.
Time. loi IS,
Betting-Three to on Heliobas @ TO I against
Godfrey. IS 70 1 Kentucky. o TO ! Termlsss.
Following are the entries for today:
First Raoe-Handicap for three yearol and up