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Rohe1tson County Politics.

Franklin. Texas. June .. -Notwithstand
ing the present term of district court IRON
lses 10 he exceedingly light. it had he ef-
fect of bringing TO the county seat many
candidates and local politicians. They are
Working like beavers each for his choice
Gov {he several Offices The most important
move of the day was the withdrawal Il
Mir Joe Love. who was a prominent can
diGate for the office OF sheriff; leaving INC
race TO his four opponents. The primary
election comes off next Saturday, June IL
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e,od snor. al the Fair Grounds,

Il
s. Louis. June 11.--Favorites and sccona
Aaces won In equal proportion az tne
f.jr Grounds today. The feature IN the
attractions. A siy.furlong sprint. was cHp'
,,,sa in i,nress,ve style by Mickey D.,
i nom Frank Bell, by length. s actra
firns' candidate for the st. Louis d hanSs
yoa the mile and fgrlo ssr eye ront name ene
town and worked out the 1ero9
-Four and a half furlongs, selling. sSS,& IN
,lds-Pour Quot Pas. Lexington bess' 49,
n6rtee. Time SO. Dooskin,
Six furlongs, purse-BriXtoh'
Wounded Knee. Time 1;15A, a., va,ro
Nile and seventy yards, selling S'io'
HsHIsnd, Dalkeith. Time lt5; r,,ri.
Nile and a furlong Terra flfma'
81 4. 1 fmloegs ,p%ufrse-Tickey D.. Frank
Bell 0gle Time 1:13&, u ~ r.
Nile aud three sixteenths, seliinngsm"t al
Gates. Jim Vim. Wine Press lline
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Political Matters.

Galveston. Texas, June -GalvestonianS
do not seem to take as much interest ~
nolltics this year as usual There nave
becu SO many matters to attract the AZ
tcnt,on of tho people hove that the pon'
ticians have had Difficulty In afo"Sihs ~
forest The primaries for the election %,
lelcs,, +o tn No conventions, however, VIII
be held saturday and S Il last r fS" fes sS
tor dcmocr1tlc county convention lol
,nr nr OF candidate for county or
Aces viii he held August inei" n no,,i i
nn,nhcr Of candidates iof the various NOM, ,,,o
m mni,ors Last year the democrats had some NV.
~c1bc IN securing teg prop rart m'' but tho
- ~ tho election was so succ'sslu
iesG d@mocrarg ,9nGpG1ii n5,c 'T Material pSG
CnIon.I Nunn. candidate from tnts W" y,
., ta'on neolc Inst night n, Harmony nail -
fair sized croya cG nrGsSn, 6c t cSpS"9'
/ Ii, nnsitinn on such questions AS ne "e'l-
| ed most pertinent
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eeoceRs AND BUTCHERS.
rt.o,;on Of Officers and Banquet tn'
Features OF the Day.

Features OF the Day
n,llas Texas, June 1.-THE state
,l"naas' ana butchers association ad'
tourned this evening TO meet 70 "aev 49,
ura.,oont p Klein of Texarkana; vice
presidents. G. II. Best OF panes' ,ac,ss.
Mitcbsll ontvn Wood treasurer. J, H. Riley Of
8 Msc o. D Secretary, j. ]. Holland Of F'r'
Worth. A.ropeted tonight al
Inc ass .oNI NC, Resolutions were ADOPT
tae .bis afternoon pettloning the leglsiatut,e +
TO Submit oastiiqgtlOP9 sr sm safnsameai
| the people 20 10 determined to publish an
n lsw: organ Of the association at pa'iaS
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WILL FIGHT AUGUST 20.
The Date for the MeGovern-Corbeo Dat
tie Has Been Selected.

tie Has Been Selected.
New London. Conn. June "a oate 20 ''
oetn selected for the 'Young Coroett
usry McGovern featherweight chahpi,A
mp battle. Friday. August % the ras
e'iOte the Futurity is run at sheepsneau
s'' an OF racing day, is the date wh,e n
Ne promoters have chosen, and on Viii Mi
cr,u,iorern has agreed to box. Manager III ~
siiSwwley Is confident that "Young So,,,id n
also consent to this date. Sn pu,u or ~
N, necessary. Crowley will go 70 Dsn n,,,.
n ais week TO impress upon the llttle S," ~
S naa the advisabiity Of falling In wLih tnct
u It's being an OF racing day Will pSu,
,Sooesands Of dollars into the box -, nins ~
Ma se would not otherwise be taken r. "a
vnes.noyern has become a trenenn"us 90
ssfls With the racing people. As rey
,hsn will 20 In this town on oct y,
,h contest must he beld before tn ,'iu 10
'ere invalid
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oL0,,onth Ohserved.

co,vestop. Texas. June II -sheboutS Us
hoina observed by tho Jewish people OF the
city today in the usual manner TINS IS =
holiday conmcmoratng the handing down
~ INC tcn commandments on Mount sanai
On the annual celebration of this event the
ceremonies OF confirmation are observed
nj tho Jewish synagoguges. These arc very
in,nressiye and consist principally In the
recitation of the articles OF Jewish creed
nnd a declaration OF faith. Conhrmnnts
~ ~ ,ba lavish religion must be old enough
TO understand and appreciate the he Gp6eg
The ore OF discretion is between the ages
OF ii and II years. r p,.,
Israel BY Rabbi Henry Cohen beginning az
ia O'Clock this morning. There was inrge
ccoop1rregation In attendance and the services
were fUl Of interest No mater stit ,,, wsai
n nsrso N must admire the articles seth forth
| in tho Hebrew creed - a.. a.
| 49, this morning, as follows: Clera Cella
| Zinn. r. l. Cohen, Jr.. Esther oestermn q a
| Mmie Freed. Bertha Lillian Miller and lie
| becca Sarah Sacovlcn.
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A snlit Id smithviIIe.

smithvilIe. Texas, June 1o,-Two separate
-. aistlnct delegations were sent from
ss-s 70 the county convention at 'astr2p
oere r "a Tine delegation selected at the
yesteI usssss,ipr az the opera house was recog'
mass mass and Seated. fhe other delegation
nl az. On account OF the iilegality OF the can
ts os' ,Se precinct convention,
'or "a Winston was elected precinct chair
nan for the next two years
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MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.


Port Eads. La.-Arived olympia Or y
frorn rort Iimon: George W Kelley Aml,
fom BIpcnelds tug r. y, Nef t, 'a smd i ,ISp,
~ Nov, Vcrk: event tNorl for Ceiba :
Comus lAnil FOR New York; l'oNhnll Am.h
for Port Ilmon. ..I,,, rro,n
Galveston. sailed SABINE Nm''' W.
IlznrG Passed; Berriz ltspan.l from CAV
weston for Rotterdam and AntWorp'
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Jones-Hawley.

Galveston. Texas, jane H. Nll'''" N''N
or Jones and Miss Mary Hawiey were "'''
rled nj ego O'Clock this evening AT INC w.
dence of the brides mother, 1908 avenue -.
Mr.. Jones Is II brother OF Gene ~ Elm
g. sc,f ~" an employe Of that company T,h,' '
bride is fayoritc among her Socll, 'T roio
Wr md Mrs. Jones left tonight Tor COZ"
rndo on a bridal tour
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Poor Racing at Latonia.

Cincinnati June 1.-THE card az i'a'p ,,sa
,sdiy was the poorest of the meeting ~
teds were large and had but htt'e e'oss
70 them. Weather cloudy and hot irS'A
t,st Mar.
urst HoHrnsn onsyef, Time 1;l6h
Five furiongs--our sallle, Banana Crea"'
Seven furiongs, seliing-Lsdy bramoie'
f,iy Dell, Bathed. Time 1;39. Time
Mls-Scortic. optimo. GhnAeh'
five and a half furlongs-oientz' Ten
Hal, Kite star. Time 1:o9h. c.r,.,onhcr.
TOE p iSipson SSelisss se,an Time i;ls'
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.,.vpsEND ENTRIES.

" ,urlongs. lightweight handiea2}rr'
ltcut ~ q. ITddie Busch 11s. Enrisht ny
>khIrc II sweet Glover H., Macana ~.
fisl y. 1 sisrd Scheck los, st; Darnapy
slr. llI ~; I02, Monte Carlo lVo' "p'h'
a.. SEVENTY Yards, 3-year,o lds, n ssil
VIZ ,na Poe Cryptogram l06, , Sarrief
Et-EegMi sSsndonhtld loT, Silyyerr irlhSet
.qcn III To- BESSIE Mccarthy loe. p,rs,o
l, cs Nc the Tremont-River tlihle
= fsfiGSSlt c l25. White Chapel. Mn"rier
M n AZ, liz, Fire Eater, JaneWHE'
lNs iiO; . half Brooklyn deroyLMa1or
p.,fssrnsss,ur, Gibson Light. Emshee lio;
Go, ,s,IonTs. 2-year olds. selling-tauSI.
H,s iSrl Room ". Minotaur ~, Nr fSn
ErS 0 reeves e Bobbinet 81, Wolfram Ivy,
nm ~ iM Blue and Orange w. ""''e
ia ~ TO- "a zoe quarter. handieap.;.C5oionaeel
". ~ ,pa r,ncitor. Himself 0s. Ethics 10
~ n,rn piiIy o.. George Gardner e.; e.,
pig p s',iopes 2-year-olds, selling n nay
n Ws ig,J ia Mennendeld i0I, Blue '' ,nL
AeM s.a%; Hope iO6, Dark Planet vi.
Mcuntt la 0nvy "a. Pine Brook w, Haia
s T..v Hpt.marck lo4, onca o..
fssadv and fast,
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,I..,,, .rd Thomas at Reagan.

REAGAN. Texas, June l1.-Hon. II. J..
t1onrv candidate for reelection to CON
cross and Cullen +. Thomas, who Is aspir'
~ e. succeed him, crossed swords the
second time at this pla1e last night; NJ
~, 1sneoEers were received with enthu-
s;ssn The discussion was along the line
Scretofore pursued by these gentlemen
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GilhouVh. who Is now In Attendance 1t ihe
mnetiui, Of the Imperial council Of the An
cient and Arabic Order Of the Mobiles OF
the Mystic shrine IN San Francisco, t,ohhs
in favor of the establishment Of shrlne
.nt Galveston, with jurisdiction ii,m rom
Palestine south. There ARE now only wv
shrines In the state. one Of them hNd's
I1rated at Dallas aud the other At Austin.
TN,e shrine AZ Galveston will be known as
thC FL Nina shrine,
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Travellers by Sea.

Galveston. Texas. June 1.-THE Mallory
steamship Denver arrived today from New
York with the following cabin passengers;
w r. Beers. II. NJ. Levy, Miss II. Ran
doIl Miss Susie Hurley, Miss Susie OrIns
by Miss G. Walker. Miss ~. NJ Hard,
Hard. j. Predeckl. ] r. McPhail,
Galveston: II Il. chord san Antonio; Mrs.
A. IA. Raymond. Brenhnn; 7. 4 Gwyn.
Hot Springs. Ark, and large list IN the
'" Tbc Nneces sailed for New York with a
large list OF cabin passengers.
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$500 local Foreoasts.

Weather changes noted below viii &C.
.,,r within twenty-four hours OF p M
OF dates below:
June Iz-Wsrm.
June rs--Threatenins' "a
June I4--Ceoler.
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n.d River County Democrats.

ClarksyilIe. Texas. June o.-The demo
uratIc convention Of Red River county Iaet
todav and elected delegates TO the various
VT TSe resolutions adopted indorse inc en-
y" ana Kansas city platforms, the ri
eaEI ,ra,ion OF Governor Sayers, Senators
mln nl.rar ard Bailey and Congressman
SS,miaonnard and uniform primaries.
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Il The GOOD THING.
..,,.,side and St. finnan at
Long Odds.
\, LOSES THE SIXTH RACE
Five Straight Victories
I ts''"s soundly by Lady
AIbereraft.

Ian. i1,--short-prieed horses
iar !, evidence at Gravesend TODAY
" -. out Of the six events "n.'s
~ ", W. 10 won the other race. Al
\. Myrtle stakes was the feature
~ ~. =. and won by the favorite' Fran,
p cav thief interest was in the meet'hs
n e 9, fast hllles, Lady Albercrait ana
y w. With hye straight victories to
\ . ~, credit. They were equal choices
ia ~ Lady Albcrcrait won easily by
" 10 I'M in the fast time Of leo 4-5,
tsI i, furlongs. handicap-Ihe Mus
~ r. Hanover Queen. Time
~ furlong, handicap-Ethics'
|Ns .,,S., St. Finnan. Time l;oS 30
|trns'.,s ,ss,onss-Lady Albercrsft, Rose
|Hw iall,VhIIs Time 100 40:
E|s lprincip,esnt Yards. the Myrtle stakes
|yls , 80 se'M erl,o, The Regent iim'
NJ !, ope.half furlongs. maiden Z
|lirs inq RING Dove, Darlington, pecora
4. Time 100 40 ,,t,,.ockct. Rougi
|NHs ana fisherman. Time 1;5l.
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ua.ht Race ChaIIeoe.

I'll. Country girls sister WIN atv
s.,uns vessel in Galveston bay tW trnm
niles 10 wlndward ana retur"
sioO 10 $500. Irma preferred pc.z,ey.
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Galveston, Texas, June 1l.-Ihe van" W
the city hall in which Is Kept the 'ltS IV'
ords has become so damp that the dcs'r'''
sr,,,o otbpr nroyisinn is made for thcn or
the tb,"e condition Of tbs vault improved. Ine
matte has been reported TO the Guy com
missioners and two unsuc'"Sstui e np, ~
moss one OF the plans tried was TO pu,
Windows in II ana provide ventilation, M"
Inc other was 70 build frc In thr S IN, /.
Nnlthnr OF those have proven shnsIN'1't''
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e.n.to,ia, Convention Called.

ulusboro. Texas. June lo.-Judge W. {.
,,orrow. chairman of the Tenth senatorial
1t.,ric, has issued call for the conyen-
is. ~ meet in Alvarado June IL 70 noini'
nave a candidate fos senator from this diS
tr!et.
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Barn Near Mckinney,

Mckinney Texas, June IA urge os.u
no,ooglne 10 W. A. Massic -four miles east
Of town, was destroyed by hre Io'e Mo-"
dny night Loss 500.
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-. Mnnrn Conarcss.

Galveston, Texas. June ll'-~W- H. N"''s'
~ secretary Of the southern negro con
press. which viii convene at Jaw SUI
July /. Informed The Post corrsSP'uS =" ~.
tLts ,norrinr that be had been ADVISED y
tRe governor q states that tbC Ge Gonfe
had been appointed 70 attend t,n 1nr Hat
enSe al sboSd se at cas 1000 deeg9ss in
attendance The object OF tne 20 the tdu
Is 70 TO- u, ~ The negro aud the improvement
Of his condition and the estaomsntmhe me Mite
The for Grd the satsraG
ot the ~ as vct no building has been g
caed where the mens e secure san Pc the RS audi
eHoIt 70. INC dav sessions Of the cunNeh
ion but acan5e cB DT@s 81 e sSs T mia
/ Curtu 49," Nohlr is anxious 10 secure !
Egiid ni.' suitable for the convention as soon
| as possible. 4o. r,iu be some ~ the
aiuV nrSomlncnt negroes In the South
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At pallas-palias 5; Fort Moft"
At waco-Naco !, IeSs' G "a Paris o.
Al Corsicsna-@Corslcana ~
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Beaumont to Play Houston
.Anansements have been made ps
''Nthon baseball club 10 play beaumont
as' VIZ Friday, saturday and SUNDAY
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BASEBALL.
Southern lesaue.

Little Rock. June IL --Allemang had Biz !
mingham shut ont today until the ninth in
ming. when dumb play allowed n man to
reach first and score on n sacrifice and n
single. Clayton's home run in tho fourth
Inning with one man on base won the game.
Score II
Little Rock ...,,.., 100 200 0l'-
Birmingham .... COO 600 OO1-- s l
Alemang and Lynch Wilhelm and Brown
Memphis. June IL Breitenstciu pitched
good bail for Memphis today and allowed
the visitors only six scattering hits. The
! proceedings werc enllvened somewhat by
fsticuff exhibition between Manager Do'an
and Wordsworth. The fielder was taken
out of the game in the fourth inning BY
Dolan and later the two men came to blows
near the visitors bench. but they were sep.
arated before any damage resulted.
Score r III u
| Memphis ....,..,...l 100 600 Coz 10 =
Chattanooga anna. coo O9O COO. > & s
Brcitenstein and Accorsin; Doland and
Roth.
Shreveport. June II Inability to hit Hen
Icy tells the story of Shreveport's defeat,
Fisher was effective except In the FIRST and
eighth innings.
| score II
Atlanta ..,.....,..,.2 200 600 $50 II
Henley and Latim.ri Fisher and Nc
Guirc.
New Orleans, June IL. NASHVILLE made 4
three straight, Dammann pitching his sec
ond winning game In three DAYS. New Or
leans batted hardest and timely, Stanle.
Q getting a home run with two men on bases
Goodenough gave Knoll base for being hi
!, on the toe aud Downey base on balls afta
y three foul hunts. This was in the eight
y innin; and both scored on Ats mu1 III
I locals blame the umpire for the loss Of tn
I game. Captain stafford was called ava
a by death at home and Abbott is playin
first base.
Score II II
Nashville .........O12 o1o OIL I S
New Orleans ....... 900 600 213- 10
Dammann and Fisher; Dannahower an
~ Westlake.
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uAn1rM ENTRIES.

IN. miIe-Andy Williams, John A. Siath,
ps,p,nworth. Dahdola, Hopeheld' SAT-
sglr,tn lO7. Nat Eggleston 1o4, b esseu
ismos,l, Arisato, Emlnence ii lo2'
FAM and a half furlongs. selling, yea
,s.~YoIy Kane Il3, Farmer Jim ~
mars Lady l05. Florence II; w. ~ ,,a,
nut lol, GRANVILLE, Lampoon. France. IN
m pobrouck. Cactus OIL 100, Lazy Ma'cn
lbs ~, florestau SO. ,,oo. pov
m Bray Lad 112 Scarlet Lily. SIX snoo''
n carl kahler 1O7 prima IL lo2' ,,o,.
bue mile and an eighth, handicap au NY
yn Luclen Applehy 1o2, Hermencia, ID"
n, Row 100. colonel Ballantyne 20 hiausr =
h. SCARLET Lilly, Prowl 90, Marcos 90 ,,Y
FIVE furongs. 2-year olds-Non Rouse 10 10
Mil Chancellor Jog. King Dodo Jos, Lo."
l. Mirance iOo, Pericles, King haumo"'
ltct Full 9s ,,4o ,o5
I'M. seIllng-Colouel Ballantyne 10 r,
prp.p iOS. Pyrrho 100, Nassal Dance M
l,rr,rsc 9s, Lon Woods ~, Last hnlsh'
" pirley Bell 81. Tommy Foster w ,.,s,
one mile selling--ryrshena 100, M,
Jewell Th,irles los, Merops JOB, hauunu.
M Tsmmsny Chief 05. Lavator vs. Mlnas
r@ Trentham 30, Learoyd So.
Gear and heavy,
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,u. AMins al Harlem.

chicago, June 1.-THE Petite stakes, -FOUR
u han turlongs, proved an easy victory
\, I,.t,e at Harlem today Weather clear
I'M warm track heavy. r,,u u,mmo,
~ ;nnr.ih"snrs-Lief Prince. Emma c. l.,
vwr Pine, Time / 10 40. nj.
s M. and A quarter. hurdle handicnp-pls-
., sr Farrell, Corrillo, Time 2:3o. .,o.
R WIN nd n half furlongs. the Petite STAKES
,,y IN Eva Russell, Pluck. Time :os So a,2'
n iuIrlonss- Lass OF Lansuon
Rrs. Time | 1850 ,, Do,is Con
NJ furongs-stuyye, Maggie paNis' "on
hnsu. Time is 30.
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National League,

PHILADELPHIA, June 1i.-Fhllade'pnih av
,cotod Cincinnati In light hi'u"s
feultless fielding game R n -
Score ooo oon nOn . n
Cincinnati ....,,... " 100 ont .
fP PbiIIips and PETE Frazier and l'o''r'
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No need to suffer so with your
back.
Trouble is with the kidneys.
Put them right and the oAeN
will be right. !, -.
Doan's Kidney PITS WIN "e'p
you. IL
90 cents at any drug stors.
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poston. June l1.--Taylor pltrheu 'nns
..nt hal for seven innings today NOT a
Boston player reaching hrst pas. ,,rth
tied In the eighth and won N w
on single, pass and a two-oaTRSeH y
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American League.

Chicago, June 11.-By punching bits In
the first and third innings the Chlcagocs
won their sixth straight and played their
third consecutive errorless game.
Score "A J.
Chicago lO 2 OO0 COX II q
Roston ..0 600 600 io1-- . . =
Griffith and Sullivan; Young and Cri2er
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Galveston. Texas. June ll.-'At the rect
ing Of the city commissioners last night
G. G. Wells was elected city engiheer 10
succeed &. A. slas, resigned me nN''fr
,~i 40 accent the position Of assistant
Its IiE,nn ~ the sea wall. The resignation
~ Sinsnector John Dwyer OF the heatn ae-
nsrtment was received and accepted
c,,ssr Of Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
c:,ive,ton, Texas. June liza telegram Is
,o,,sd At the Masonic temple from y. II.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The Mallory Line Has Asked Designs
for a New Vessel.
PLANS FOR THE SEA WALL CHANGED
So as 10 Save the County Several Thou
sand Dollars-No Material Ntera-
tons Have Been Made.

Galveston. Texas, June ii-Captain
Rloomhers, who has been travelling from
New York to Galveston and return on the
steamship Denver In behalf Of the ccmpans
which constructed the ship, Informed the
Post correspondent that his company mas
been requested to prepare designs for
new shin which the Mallory line proposes
TO huid and operate in the Galveston-New
York service. Five different designs have
been prepared and these are now in the
hands Of the Mallory people From these
a choice will I've made Captain Bloomhers
Gays that the Denver has already been nc.
ccpted by the Mallory nne ana tnnt nc n ,oo
Of the usual crstom of his company to send
a man on each new ship fer period q
| time The Denver, whilc II has not proven
quite as fast as was expected, Is \ very
| nne shin and makes the trip from Calves
! Ton to New York In slightly over nNc Gays
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Detroit. June IL Frank Dillon Won this
afternoons game for Detroit. With tlrce
on bases in the first inning. be drove the
ball to the center field fence for three
base hit - :,
Score
Baltimore ........ .02o 00o ON-
Mercer and Mcclure; McGinnity and Hoo-
inson.
cleveland. June 11.--Pbladelphia won TO-
DAYS game ny punching their hits IN the
first and ninth innings. LaJoie's home 'nh
gave Cleveland its three runs. y
Score .., ooo .
SbiiadeInhIa .... 200 900 oo2- J
wright and Wood; Plank and Powers
! ST. Louis. June 1i.-PoNell's home run IL
the second give st Louis a sood leau
which Washington was urable to overcome
though they hit Powell fitely. TownSeh"
allowed hut six hits, u y
81 s'ITr ouis .. .oso 900 o1x- 9 s. q
| woshSnrton ~ 000 10 Ool-- 10 a
powell and sugdcn; Townsend u""
Clarke.
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No bargains like those we are offer
ing in underwear, gloves, socks and
in fact all kinds OF winter wear.
Prices cut to make them go fast.
Hirschmans.
BE quick if you want sugar for 5P
a fb. For short time Werner, Fort
ney & Co, will give lob graduated
sugar for soy with every dollar cash
purchase
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17
A Pointer for inventors.

If you wish your patent business
properly and promptly done send it to
Swift & CO., Patent Lawyers, opposite
U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. 9.
They have no dissatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter; pos
tai card Will bring il, and It may be
worth money TO you. See their adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17

YESTERDAY morning in the pres
ences OF a large congregation at the
nj. H. Church Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Marsh
and Miss. Sarah Rebecca Fleming
united with the church. Rev. Mr..
Hanna assisted in the services. Mrs.
Friend sang as solo very finely
"Jerusalem." The pastors discourse
had for its subject THE Speculative
Value OF the bible.
THE High Art Tailoring. repre-
sented by +. j. st. Clair has had
over 90 years experience. Every
garment warranted perfect fit oil
money refunded.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17

Allentown's remedy for the tramp
nu sance is said to work like a
charm, has many points to recon
mend it and might be profitably
adopted elsewhere. The tramp
caught in that city is thoroughly
scrubbed, disinfected, vaccinated
and then sci to work upon the
streets, where he is kept for 80 days.
Before such program the horrors
of the Spanish inqnisition pale into
insignifcpnce for the average tramp.
Manual labor is horrible enough,
but bath robs the hereafter of any
torments it may have had for him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17
A Gard to Inventors and Patentees.

In a recent publication we were
charged by another patent attorney
with "railroading'' applications for pat
ents through the Uni. ed States Patent
Office. Statistics show that railroad
travel is not only the swiftest bnt the
safest in the world. There are, howev-
err, people whoprefer OK cart and ass
cart locomotion. G. A. Snow d Co.
Patent Lawyers and Agents,
Washington, d. C.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17

There is not Republican in the
legislature of Louisiana. Texas, Mis-
sissippi, or Georgia. only one Ia that
of South Carolina and two each in
those of Alabama and Arkansas.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-17

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