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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-06
A GREAT SURPRISE

il in store for all who use Kemp's Rni-
sam for the Throat and Lungs. the great
guaranteed remedy Would you believe
that II IL sold on its merits and any
druggist is authorized by the proprietor
OF this wonderful remedy 10 give YOU a
sample bottle free? IL never fails TO
gists sell Kemp's Balsam Price 25c. and
bnc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-06

Ex-Judge Logan E Bieckley. Of Georgia
who In now ~ years old has decided 10
take a special course IN mathematics At
the state University. fe Il writing n
book IN which he treats OF mathematics
tho subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Brazos Is On a Rise.

Bran, Texas. May 20. The Bfazos river
opposite this place Is on twelve foot
rise, and the highest point lS not yet
reached. There Is no fear, however, of an
overflow. 1t is still rising.
Waco, Texas. May ~. The Brazos river
is now at u rise of twelve feet aud is SIN
rising, and will he apt to 60 higher, as
the Red river rise has struck here and
there have been very heavy rains high up
Brenham Texas. May 20 "A very heavy
raiu, lasting several hours, fell Sunday
afternoon. Frequent showers have PIE
vailed today. Reports of high water In
local streams have reached the city, aud
reports Of II rapid rise along higher points
ou the Brazos are disqueting 10 the nelN
Gus who have passed through two seasons
of Unprecedented floods.
Hearne. Texas, May 20.-Telephone 70
ports this morning are TO the effect that
The BRACES river IL still rising. The heavy
rains above here which have swollen the
river IA grent deal have not reached hci e
yet and II is feared that when 1t does II
viii do a great deal Of damage One of
the hardest rains that has fallen In This
section In the past year fell In the bottom
yesterday evening. The country between
Aumtord and Mudville, on the llearne nnd
Bra2os valley railway, was visited by n
water spout and the crops were nearly
ruined, the corn and cotton being blown
down.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

procession: In the list of twen,x
ntnlcn Is headed by "Rnhe" Wad1aii s,i
ave ave sensational Matthewsuu, lIarnet 49, aau
urst, aud even he Is as far down a s"o ~.
, ,eenth- Powell and Jones are on es s,a
Inns AZ the twenty4fwn mark snS,,,.S
.,i murphy have not OBLIGATED IN sutficisn !,
eanles 10 ne given ratings.
inere are thirty-one stickcrs bat,r,
vNer ouV, with 'ropsy" llart sol Tho ,,,.,.
remnant; cxcelllng, and Ieldriek Rrr,n,s
aa wy wallace all occupying lofty nns,p,s,,s
11vv,hirk percentage for niuefccn ign,n.s +.
'ool, Bnrketts .3aS and Wallace's .,ol
s sust removed from the 300 class s W.
nurkstt, Wolvertun and Crawford h,,,,e ~,
SMASHED out over thirty safeties Hnrtc ~
uuu ,raWtord. each OF whom havp made tha
round "Trip twenty times excel i'm rnngs''
With Chief thinner al the head ~ M
receiving department and. like Tho sp,ttss
nurgef, nave yet 10 make their nrst mis-
pay, McGann and Farrell the laifer sei't,
n ing IN sly games for the supcrbas. lead the
hrst sackers; Chids is sixth and rsdden
sf,venth among the second sackers; Kruger
Necohd ah0Lg the shortstops; Burkeft
eighth, among the eft tieidefs ieidrics
seventh among the center felders and
Donovan fourth among the right nelders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Five Reasons Why You Should Use the
Pyramid Pile Cure.

First, It cures every form Of plies with
out particle Of pain
Second, II cures without any lnconve-
nience or detention from daily WORT
Third, It's effects are lasting and not sim
ply temporary relief
Fourth II II the cheapest and safest pile
cure before the public
Fifth It il entirely harmless, containing
n" mineral poisons. and can not harm the
most delicate.
II has been thoroughly tested by physi-
clans In every state in the Union and Is
recognized by the best authorities AZ the
safest, surcst and cheapest pile cure known,
When II Is remembered that usually plies
Is n most difficult. obstinate diseasc to
cure, the results obtained from using u
single package are certainly remarkable to
say The lonst. People who have been an.
noyed win piles for years are nsiOnished
At the prompt results always secured
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is made by the
Pyramid Co., of Marshall. Mich, aud is
now also for sale nj all drug stores. To-
gether with treatise on cause and cure
Of rectal diseases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
THE TWO sHAMRocKs.
New Boat Beats the Old Yde on All
Points of Sailino

Ryde, Isle of Wight, May 20.-The two
Shamrocks started this morning for
race over an open sea course, the first |, z
of which was beat from Calshel Castle
TO mark outside the Nab llghtshlp. The
wind was steady from the east and was
blowing "A club topsail breeze The chal-
lenger won.
10 test the yachts down. the wind booms
were squared away and spmnakerS were
sci for finishing trial before the wind
Tine Shamrock II drew away In excellent
fashion. ON the snort run IRON the Mao
to the Warner lightShip she gained moe
than couple of minutes and passed the
Warner leading by three minutes and
tour seconds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
FRED TARAL IN AUSTRIA.
|us,ds the List OF jockeys With a Phe-
nomenal Average.


nomenal Average.
r-ea raral writes to a New York friend
krom Vienna full of delight with his sur.
kouudIues In Austria. The thousands Of
areuds the honest Dutchman has in this
Lountry will be just AS pleased as he to
apallze that not only has he become pup
Mar idol, but that there is ample cause ror
kueh state OF affairs. Up TO April -
Il aral headed the list of winning jockey s
tNith the phenomenal average % eleNen We
tories ana L.e seconds Ia twenty one starts.
Elther American jockeys have done well,
w. Hamilton, with two wins III eight
Starts: ,DUggett. vita Que win In tweYe
Starts and SO on, but laral Is so far me
klngpin Of the bunch. Morgan had unl,'
kne win in twenty races.
| Some Of raral's lett,r Is worth quoting
III win on all kinds OF horses he writes.
t'The people here have gone crazy over me.
EVERYWHERE go they shout. Bravo, Taral.
bravo. Taral" There are 100000 people AZ
I'm the track but On the outside for mixes
kround. Everywhere they see me they
kfowd around me aud make as If they
[would tear me To pieces.
IL really believe that | am riding as wen
BIS ever, for the simple reason that do not
have to reduce so hard mere to make the
fweights They arc awfully strict here. No
foul riding Is tolerated. In two weeks
VafllR lnpIe HIS. nor lFPu one lOul 10 ne
claimed nor single hoy fined for mlSnc.
havinr al the post or even reported Every.
|thlng goes like machinery
They have starting machine here, an1
Ethe first time mp II is 60 Strange 70 say,
BIO one is left, as the horses arc broken
Finely. They must all come up and stand,
#nd stand thoy do. If they don't the
ftrainer takes them tn the barrier In the
mornings and keeps them there all day un.
Hi they Will stand.
lyon have no idea how large this r,r,
Track is-something awful, II is all grass
.and dream to ride over. The best horse
land Jockey will win | can not express NY
Happiness at my success"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
STAKE EVENTS AT ST. LOUIS.
Mississippi Valley Selling Thursday and
Kindergarten Saturday

o'Sy OClHfl9 nuTSQdY ana
kindergarten Saturday.
The stake events Of this week AT st
Louis Will he the Mississippi Valley selling
stake, S-year.olds and upward one mile. to
De run Thursday and the kindergarten, =.
Neaf'old colts and geldings, five furlongS. to
lie run saturday. The former viii brn.
ont high class bunch, among the eiglbies
from which the field will be made up be-
ing W. j. Dcboe, who ran such a brilliant
race In the Inaugural; Valdez, oudenarde.
Curd Giilock, Orleans, Ampere, Chappadua,
ii,uskarosa' Tayon, llavlland. Wall CaIlear.
lipttentot, Felix Bard, Blink. Kings ilt.rn
Nay i.arkspnr, Tammany Chief. FARMER
bennett, Frldoln and Bowen. Grenter in.
terest however. will lie in the Kindergar.
teh, the companion piece to the Debnt.1te
anu II II develops into as good race, mo-
0He VIII nave any cause to complain Among
! ne good colts eligible are Lcmuel. lli1,
south hlkhorn Lee Nutrer, Charles "
meyer. Eddie Busch, Dave Snmners aud
NAloma. Schreher's star, OTIS. was unt
nominated, his eighties Ing Baltesr,
SchWarzwald and picquart, none of which
mas yet STUFFED. y peculiar error m..de
In this stake was the making and acrrpt
aance of the entry of Miss Dora. CaptIln
hlce's speedy Limplighter lilly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
TonAY,s ENTITIES.

Selling. Eclipse Course Ristrick ~. BAR
hara Frltchie 81, Historian 81. Ginkl 81.
Shark 90 Oliver Nc 100, Sweet Tooth
10.
Selling. four and n hnlf furlonrs. 2-year.
olds, Eclipse Coursc-Nelleda n6, O'HaGen
100 Red Damscl l01, Fonsoluca 49, Equal
ize 104. Lady Rabbit qS, Roma 90.
Mares and fillics, 3-vcar-ods and up,
last seven furlongs Wlthcrs mile-Lavalierc
1o3 Glenn Ellie 103. Bdrbetto 9s, Ballon
9S. Katherine 1903. Petra II 100. Award 03.
P0pnptico handicap. mile and sixteenth,
over the hin Blues 11G, Tue lthymer 106,
Anpcdotc 0S, Bclvino 3d. Gautama o.
The Amateur cup, Withcrs mllc-Ten
Candles 49,. Seminole 1871, Dol1ndo 1i6,
champion 100. Supert 143. Balloon 1874,
Award 1874, The Chamberlain 10.
Handicap. mile and a furlong, over the
hill-Rnnaello 100 Star Brieht ia, First
whip l02. Latson %, Alsike SO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
PEACE IN SIGHT.
Fair Grounds Officials and May Overton
Hold Conference.

o" ~"Sh'lN4S Ol'lSldlS anu way OVcTtOn
Hold Conference.
St Louis Globe Democrat
There was quite long secret confer.
fence in President TITLES private office
|sfter the races Saturday between Messrs.
ETilles, Adler and May Overton of Nash
|sile, Tenn, president of the Turf Con
|gress, and the presence Of that dignitary
|gare renewed life to the old story b
negotiations are in progress for a settle.
fiaepl Of the existing turf troubles. Inc
[iniy evidence 10 lnpL>atc it was tie ace
Ilaat M. Uyerton was here aud that Dc
fu0ud rITSr matters oil such cons,.4u uce
~ discuss that they had tc>D1 talked over
4 ~ executive session, but thar is not u bad
1ndltation, Turf Congress dnair. ar in
urst'ciass condition, 50 there would s en-
tOoihlng OF great consequence to talk over
taside from the "torelgn relations of tue
governing body II will he rememOt red
Fnat when the Western Jockey cub maize
H. lsst overture tor peace 1t was in Il
|svuuqq,aDont way. A conference was head
'lt louisville between Lawrence Young
.ahd Ed Gardner, the latter being rcgurl-
AZ q likely person Ia act us an III ur-
|medlary between the two bodies Mr.
loafdler returned to his home in Nashville,
E.alIeu on Mr. OVcrton and coupe OF
WE later Mir. OVertOn came to st. Lou $.
Vile none of the parties interested wuul
=aunllt NJ the time mat there was anytdiug
.sIVVi looking toward peaceful setti,mcn
~ tne racing troubles ii was Ceuur.s v
gnnderstood that there was and that the
, ,lir,. Congress peop!f had expressed an u.
1M ,dni9 TO treat on any basis that
5 W., IN. not admit of fun protection to ali
'lne tracks Of the Turf Congress, the horse.
Em un who had allied themselves with l..
Shu give ST Louis equal voting pow +
ZNl.h chicago in tho intended re0rgInlza.
,an n. rms last condition is, of course.
Inecessary to prevent !; rcpeiitiou of Tho
u,n, hlgh-handed attempt of the past
IsItII,,rT. ana there Is not the remotest os.
snlIni OF any settlement which viii not
ma, protect the interests of all the "or, e.
,on g,nipllShed at that time bur NJ. Over.
ma. presence suggests that Mr. Gardner
A4' nave since made new proposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
IEFFRIES IN NEW YORK
rrlag TO Arrange Match With
Rubin or Sharkey.
FAyfs FOR FRISCO NEXT SATURDAY
:, Hazel at 100 to Won at St. Louis.
Peace in Sight in Turf War.
Baseball News.

New York, May 2o.-James J. Jehdes win
|eave this city for San Francisco next sat
I'rdnv. In the meantime he VIII try to ar
ranee match with Rubin OF sharkey to
Lske place next August.
81 don't think there Is any chance Of
..,.so belng offered for big battle at
Psasont said Jeffrles, land haze decld-
4 !, 70 90 TO California for a rest during the
[,ammer. am ready TO meet any man In
LSs world, the contest to take place in
,noust before any responsible athletic
Ia,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Morris Park Races.

New York, May 20. Although the
scratches in the numerous events at Morris
Park today spoiled the fields the favorltes
Jared badly. six going to defeat.
Mile and three quarters, Zoo hurdle han
dicap- Monroe Doctrine Magic Light, D"l-
lion Time RIB.
six fmlongs. selling Robert Metcaife,
Fcderalist, Curtsey. Time LIZA,
-Four and half furlongs, selling Nalleda,
Honolulu, James Fitz Time .33N
Seven furlongs, the Bronx Park Thor
oughhred Seminole, Bclyiuo. Tine "a
Seven furlongs The RhYmer, Black Fox,
Balloon. Time 33M.
Mile. selling Animosity, Matt simpson.
Lanccman. Time l:46A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

MN. easily by length nissenter finished
cgnt lengths In front OF Felix Bard
so, nhs And thrce.siNtcenths, selling Ran
eotn. Mystery, stuttgart Time 2:06.
cr rpnr ana q half furlongs Lou Hazel. Rosy
'ross, Maria Elena Time 80
/, Five aud half furlongs I'd L.. Ida Cor.
'ry, queen Anne, Time i:ooA
Time i;45M.
Mile and sixteenth. selling Ethel
"imat Chopin. Reana. Time ;4Dsl.
Mile and thrce-slxtccnths. sclllug Celtic
Bard. Morris vclmer zolmer. Tlme a:o4.
ropAy's ENTRIES.
-Four and half furongs. 2-year,oids
Irosntn, Talpa no. OKLA. Anna Elliott l0i.
Reap lu2, Aegln 1i0 Lady burlington, Eth
,,,.nnenc lu2. Nora u 1l0, All Niue iu2,
lAu. lias GIFT l0l La crlmae ITO.
seven furlongs, selling Saline a. lohn
Morton 100, Colonel Gay l05. Ffenchle ~,
hardly 100, Crass Molina loo, Sue johnson
ivn. Harry Pnlliam M. Rrigand Queen i09,
nrglr dor IS, Lamascotta i02. I.aurcatea
IN IN; ben Frost Ill. Percy Il Ill. Eight
Five furlongs. 2-year.o lds-oakllnr ios,
,WNyeth l03. Major Tenny loa, Lee Nuttcr
M rnther Mentker lob, Coin Water iGi,
selling, nille-Farmer Bennett 100. Hurry
- - MHXlimns 1o5, Albert f. Dewey los,
Nhie AMI twenty yards Marguerite Hage-
n,an al, .loe Doughty 100 Ida I.cdford rs.
J. nden Ella ~ Guide Rock 10i. Irish Reel
lol, Petit Mailre l04.
selling six furlongs Echo Dale rs. Jake
hattus a. Horseshoe Tohacco ii3 Ladas
w, Orleans los, Nahnckllsh los Samivel
HH' Toad RginPv "a McddlesCne inT VIII
mar HI kollar 10T. Tenny Belle %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
DAMAGE Near Taylor.

Taylor Texas. May 2o.--rhe frame work
for an additional room and gallery
being built TO the Baptist parsonage were
blown down Also barn belonging to
MIR, John Burke was blown over.
Many trees were Frustrated and electric
wires broken and torn from their fasten.
ingS.
For short time the wind blew almost II
hurricane. and the rainfall was enormous
No casualties to life or limb nave rs yet
been learned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Panhandle Streams Boomino.

Fort Worth, Texas May 2o-lt has been
raining almost continuously for a week In
the Panhandle country, and as result
all rivers and streams are booming. Near
Naggoucr. ON the Denver. the tracks
wcie under several feet of water and
several wAslouts have occurred. while
running of trains nn the Wichita Valley
read was entirely abandoned sunday; part
ct that road Is submerged; IN several places
water put out the hre In the hrcbox OF
the engines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

six furongs selling Dick Further 100.
Hampshire ITO, Give All 100. Avatar lln,
Mr.. Smith TO. Rustic Girl 100. Cora Ha-
viii II 11a BENGAL 1oT. LADY Rice l01.
Six furlongs. selling Draw Lad i2i II
1Hompso oT lio N ASron I loT oEeEcw R"le
100. Payne 1oT. Remark t07
Five furlongi, 3-ycar-0lls, selling YAnd
Ill. Minerva l03. Hayden l06. lrkutsk o6,
April i03. Arigato a3
Mile Boney BOY tO3. Ohnet ~ Charley
Moore 90, Caviar 103. Louisville %.
Mile and seventy yards Precursor III.
DrXona SO, Knight Banneret ~, Sunro 90.
Merito loT, Flaneur ~.
Mile and twenty yards, selling Birdie d
100, lmpromptu 103, IIanswurst loo, Knew
or %. Monos 100 John Drake 103. Wood
stick 100 Joe Collins 81, shut Up l04 Ed
Adack Iii, lack Phelps 9G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Hail Killed Sheep.

Laredo, Texas. May ia terrific hail
storm, accompanied by high wind. passed
about four miles to the east OF Laredo last
nghL Today in hollow places hailstones,
some az large AZ ones hst. were piled up
several feet high. A great number oil
men were In the city 10 hire hands to as
-siSt them In skinning the dead ANIMALS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

!. II your hair is coming out,
St wonder you are alarmed.
d, ssmeans that you are to have
on thin hair, and that is
at as bad as badness itself.
I he trouble is your hair does
= nave life enough to stay in
i scalp. Feed your hair with
ayer,s Hair vigor and it will
+ all right.
the gray hairs are begin
w. to show, Ayers Hair
Igor will bring back the rich
'''0r OF youth to them.
One dollar bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

the westhonnd train reported that the
Wichita Valley iriigatlng compnny's big
dam across Holiday creek. seven miles
OF this city. had broken aud there was
considerable excitement among the peopl {.
there In consequence. The dam was ouly
recently finished by Texas capitalists NJ
cost Of about Sia0,NO. and is said 10
he almost totally ruined the water made
crcyasse $50 feet wide No material
dan age was done IN the city and no lives
are reported lost The people In the val.
lcys were warned In time 20 get to places
OF safely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Hail Damaned Crons.

Nayasotu, Grimes County, Texas, May
20. Hail fell for about fifteen minutes
yesterday at Roans Prairie and tore up
young cotton n bit
Bremond. Robertson County, Texas, Nav
20 Reports from rldwoll Prairlc, SIX
iu'1cs south Of here, SAYS that hail was
very heavy. battcrlng up cotton SO that
II Will have to be ropantod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
SURVEY OF THE RIO eRANDE.
Boundary Commissions Win Go Down
River to the Gulf


River to the Gulf.
II Paso. Texas, May 20. Representatives
Of ne American and Mexican boundary
commissions are making Il trip down the
Rio Grnnde in three boats to make obser-
vations and secure more compl te sur
yfy OF the river +. d. Cunningham,
engineer Of the American commission, du /
Ionr assistants composed party that lcft
san Marclal y. NJ. on the It'll. Fuzzy
propose TO follow the river from FL Pa.o
Ia The Gulf of Mexico distance Of lo0i
miles This will require nearly tlr,e
months. The trip was planned by Nj
Cunningham, who wished to make IA com
plrtp survey Of the river. which has not
been done for many years. lie viii ca ry
NH kinds of instruments necC ssars or ihp
work aud make complete maps OF tac
country on both sides Of the river. Tie
Mexican commission will be represent,
Nv u Zayas engineer for Mexico VINO
tTll also make observations. In the part
re 7. u. Cunningham L Zayas i u
,villprd. D. Griggs. J. A. Van Lefyen an 1
w 'chOk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
! atonia Summary.

Cincinnati, May 2O,-six furlongs Brief,
Faraday Jr., Full Dress Time 115l9.
-Four and half furongs -Throstle, Lulu
Flight, Sting. Time 56A.
SIX furlonls -BiIl Massir, Sim w, Pirano.
Time l:22l2.
Mile and seventy yards Sprung, Eng
hurst Fantasy Time :46,
Four and a half furongs-Mabel Winn,
JlgCer. Mcllesney. Time JGl2.
Six furlongs -Ihornwild Olcott, Ida hu-
lett Time / II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
soIrIIERN LEAGUE.
N,omDhis. Tenn. May 20.-Ittle Rock

Memphls. Tenn, May 20,-Little Rock
,oked like sure winner up to the elsnth
1r,s,,. in today's game In this inning
Germany took on a batting streak ana
mentng wieruns, which tied the score and
,p{, noW t,a aSwacina hit for two bass.
Iiei on on with tn winning run. Little was
Nor is liquid fI1 the men were changed
mental stage forhe game. Four pitchers
the direction Of Mr..
express engines m the g. II y
way, and especially those 70 OIL
Cr6mer service, ar1~ sing petro3Q
of coal. II Is also used 10 q ccfNcman, NC
on the London and Northwestern 'Ench
ropoIitan railways Between Paris
Germain. and between the former che was
Vienna, oil holds the field, while the ; ding
ern Californian railway burns practice Is
Even south Africa has fallen will and
victim to the fuel Of the future. and
and Salisbury has discarded wood OF nah'
count of its scarcity and coal as this
too expensive.
from Raku to Nshul Novgorod petroleum.
huds favor on railways and steamships
alike. For 1000 miles along the Yolga
boats ply from. north 70 south propelled
by means Of oil Of which 100000 tons
arc used In Russia alone.
Again, a feet OF nearly forty steamers
burning nothing but liquid fuel Is run be-
tween London and Boreno, . distance OF
10 900 miles. with the most satisfactory
resnIts This Hne. called the "Shell Trans
port and Trading company" brings retro
ieum direct from the oil fields OF Boreno
TO London.
having been proved. why have not The
admiralty taken the matter IN hand. espe-
cially when foreign nayles have 50 thor
onghly exploited It's nsesf Their FIRST re-
oiy was that II would Involve complete
reconstruction Of the ships or war; which
Is absurd
The oniy change necessiiated Hes In max.
Ing the coal bunkers oil tight and In lay
ing down a few pipes. The same heller,
The same furnace. the same evervthing
NAV he used, provided n small "nozzle,
a mixture Of steam end OH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Sale Blown at Troy.

rTroy, Texas. May 2O.-Last night some
lime some one broke into Littleaelds drug
ohore and robbed his safe and helped him.
A,Jf "a candy The front door of tho
e.torc was pricd open, the exit was male
cfrom the back door the outer safe door
ewas not locked. but the burglar broke
,shoui SIS. The sheriff from Hlllsbnrn viii
{be down on the south passenger with MS
bloodhoundk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Brcmond. Texas, May 20. During the
pr, gress OF the rain heavy wind blew
up, which blow down aud completely de-
stroyrd the negro Methodist church In the
south end of town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Results at Worth.

Chicago. May 10. Four and half fur
longs Little Scout, Brissac, Hat Mitchell.
Time @2-5.
SIX furionss, selling Emma c. L., Fed
erdl, Iacatosa Time liza %.
SN fnrongs, selling -Minyon, Boomerach,
John Grlgshy. time i:14M.
Mile aud twenty ynrds walkenshaw,
Myth Andes Time Al -.
Mile, sellng-lda ", Parmenlon, About.
Time ~ FL.
Mile aud loo yards selling -Dagmar, u
lis j., lobe Paine. Time as.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Corn Cron Damauod.

Elliott, Texas, May l9.A very hard
rain has fallen hcrc, accompanied by
Young cyclone which damaged the corn
crop very materially by blowing II down,
other crops viii be benefited.
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EAGLE PASS, a Mexican Nlmed Alhcr-
20 Guerrero fired on q customs guard,
Nho returned tho FIRE and wounded him;
Guerrero made Mexico safely, hut was
captured and jailed at Pernrio Diaz.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
poston, May &o.--Boston game postponed;

Washington. May 20. Washington Won
by batting rally in the ninth, when three
singles a double and PLAYER NIL ny ine
pitcher gave .hree runs and the game 10
the home team =, -
Score - y
washington ........ 900 Wl2 OBS " i
Ice and Clarke and Gladly; Frazier and
Murphy
cleveland. May 90. Detroit batted !lart
nil over the field in the ninth inning To-
day. :, :,
Score - 400 II -
cleveland ......... 600 olO Wn ~
Mari and Woods: Frisk and Buelow.