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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-20
STRIKE'SSIXTHWEEK
Various Disturbances Report
ed, but None Serious.
A FEW MORE FIRE BOSSES QUIT.
international Team Drivers OFFER
Help - President Mitchell Says
the situation shows No
Change.

WILK ESBARRE Pa, June 1.-THE
sixth week of the anthracite coal min
ers' strike began without ripple to
disturb the calmnCss of the situation.
Rain fell nearly all day, which helped
to keep the more than 100000 idle men
and boys indoors. Several reports of
assault on workingmen and coal and
iron policemen were received here from
different sections of the region but no
one was seriously injured. Most of
these attacks occurred under cover Of
darkness or at starting time in the
morning. 1t was expected that the day
would witness the refusal of Il large
number of fire bosses and other mine
bosses to 90 to work, but the best i'll
formation obtainablo shows that the
number of men who quit was not large.
Casper Clark of Toledo, O.. president
of the International Team Drivers as
ISOLATION, came in for some attention
by labor leaders He submitted to an
interview in which he said his organi-
cation would do all it could to help the
striking miners. He said he will make
thorough canvass of the region to
learn the sentiment of his men, which
will help to guide the national assoca-
ton if the miners should ask the team
sters for help.
There is a revival of the story that
the central Pennsylvania soft coal min
ers will be called ont very soon. but
President Patrick Gilday of the central
| Pennsylvania district reiterates what
he had previously said. that the central
Pennsylvania men will not be called
out except as an extreme measure.
Nothing has been given out at state
| headquarters. President Mitchell mere
ly saying there was no change in either
the anthracite or the West Virginia
strike.
\ dispatch from Scranton says that
Charles Robinson, the Delaware and
Hudson Waterman who was shot at
Olyphant Saturday night. will recover.
He is unable to throw any light on the
mystery as to who did the shooting,
All he remembers is that he felt Il
singing sensation i'm the breast and
then lost consciousness. The coal com
panies continue to cause arrests Of
strikers who modest their workmcn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-20

Read Sheldon's ad.
Ice cream soda at Sheldons.
Bisbee's ice cream soda is ait"
Hurlbuts box paper Mt SheldOn's.
Sterling and plated silver at sheldon's.
Watermelons and canteloupes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-20

For pension business, arrear OF pay, bounty,
ETC., and general business through all de-
partments OF government, address MELVIN
WILKINSON, Pension Attorney and Notary
Public, Bridrort, VT. stf
LosT-Durlng March, in the vicinity OF Mid
dlebury or Cornw al, a gold ring set with gar
nets and enclosed in plush case. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to the Register ONCE at Middlebury.
FEWER GALLONS, WEARS LoNGER-You can
paint a building with fewer gallons of De-
woes Lead and Zinc than with mixed paints,
and it will wear twice as long as lead and oil
mixed by hand Sold by A. Calhoun 4 Son.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-20
New Advertisements This Week.

Lemalre Optical Co.-page 6.
Ethan Allen Band-page G.
w. b. Guy-page 10.
II. W. Allen Il Co.-page 3.
See that Hat-H. f. Joy-page 10.
Women's patent leather shoes
Rond Bros.-page 10.
Meetings of creditors-page ;.
Application for annulment of marriage
page D.
Commissioners notice-page G.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-20
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or SIX long Ones.l
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
II. Del.. rrui. 4 r.oaue. Co. .r.

The Delta Fruit 4 Produce Co. sts
braachins out for business They have
slrsedy established . brssch hoses at
Aentross With Tommy Martin in charge.
They will establish brsnch houses in
both Hotchkiss and Paonia just as soon
- tho roads are compIetsd to these
points. with Ira Nelson ia charge. The
principal house will Be uaaintsirsd in
Dsies ~ith Clarence Nslson in charge,
sseistsd by II. 8. Hsthiaoa. ists Of Den
saf. and Ira Vinton Of Moatfoss. This
Asn hss large number Of commission
houses oil over The Hsst they are 10 cor
fssposdsnes With, aud are prepared to
place all fruit consigned to them TO the
eset possible ad. .sntsge. Both Clsrsnss
and Ira Nelson sfe veil known to the
fruit growers ~ rustiing young men.
fair and square h al their dealings With
ohsir patrons. and men Of business from
the ground sp.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
LorrlELEE BRIoos
A fsssese.

! ssw in . rssaat npmbsr q ~ IT,
D8P1HDx1f an assoancsosat q -
6sstA. The nbisct Of this artials y
worthy q noss than . sinIls stats
0sst of her death and burial.
Lotsis bad snly bssn sisk oos shost
week whsn she Rss taken away; sad
vhsn the ssss 4 hsr dsash VS. msAs
known. Il sads osay sd faces and -.
rowing hsarta. for sAs vas universally
lsvsd. Her dssth east . gloom. sssA -
would - essssd By fsv puelie Hhssac-
tsrs. Cedanedge siaesesly Dossas ~
noble character - she are aseoo0 touAA
10 Girlhood. and vhsp we think Il ~
genius. hos she would have wrought u
womanhood. and csssidse The n1sA q
such eAsssctsrs. vs dad 10 her dsath 8
publis ssls0isy. Although only four
tsso ysefs of aGs. hss aabitios asd
sooaniy qualities wore begiueisg -
exert power foe good s0oag her yosa1
tsjoodo asd cloasmatss, - we'll - -
hosd the odmisaiioa Of her older fs3oodo.
Lotsis was slusys psscocious asd seso.
I'd 10 toks NOE pleasure in roa1iAG -
talking to the grown folks thaa = pIsy
with children Of her own sgs. Hes
Graod0s was always her loving esas.
paeiso and fos bours they would ~ to
Rsthes With their fancy work esd sOsot.
ly oo0mues. Every nics thing grand
ma did Lotto would try 10 initiate. 8he
he'd read her Bible daily for essseal
yeass and bod her nightly dsyesieoa
and whom grasdns said that sAe. ~
rssdis0 three chsptsrs dsv and i've ea
Sunday. vas enabled to reed the Blele
thrsoGh osssy year. she scoo0enosd thot
psactses -. When her mother kno1
hss lsss hinseo 70 b critical shs Asl Z
little talk sith her; Of her parssss ioss
and tie Heavs.'y fsthsr's shs sassol
vas equsly surs. ''Asd ee0 80 ~
ing that Uhichessr way your tlleess ~.
mioatss II q Tor the beete- With that
ssme sweet emile she loohsd - cd
ssA "1es. 0aos. OhsAsrsr Aspvsso =
b for the tsst.- ss6 Tor that - -
pstis.h- sHd ekssseDsiy Ositsd.
Lcttts ves ths Oldest child of Rev. and
Mo. r. A. DstR4s. so1 - born 10 nsoh
Hilt No. April 2. looe. Did In Deloa,
Nsz 8. loo4 d tAs Aeme e Mr.. aDa -
y. y. Gets All sAat o0sis eWs paDg
osa@ = fus Q chtlA Was done 81
81 06 0ne8tR -. oAsAo1 ole
sAe ss1Ah 49, - Wssla heso 81
noAsd tfo0 70 tAie las1 Ce0e,soosoest.
o. a I,stisfs faves;ts Dosass - The
CAe1befed Nsutilus." ed she bed Il
copiod 70 rcd at her GraAusiioo should
anything heppsa to prevent Ase feoQ
singing = che intended. Ths iost vssss
y stsanssay pathssie.
Build tAss0esc stately nansiHao, o., ny soul.
- the sWt0 Seasons rcM
Leave ny ~ vauited pact
Yet % ch nsN ton pls. nooier than The last.
nj thee 3fr1 EsAvcn with eocae nors vsS,.
TN thou ~ length Art FREE
leaving tAins cutErown xhsii BY Iifea cnses:-
Ing 49,
Nay The 6srssvsd oess iock not a the
outeN0Vn ohso. bot 0isA the 80 q faith
ytsW hes - With oil ths entAosiss0 Of
hsr frs6A youaG life. Che mounts froo
osnsisa 10 0aasSeo ~ the svift sea
O0OG enO
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
viruseas s.sa@~r Cared.

VAboteoS No0e<r cared.
Startling p-cot "f . wonderful adv ince
= osasssds = gives by d.uegiss 1.W.
sbAug06 UltRahseh. ". We. An cid
80 (Ago ~ long ss0bssA vteh vhat
k41uoq1u9DoouneoA iaeusoAls 90.
~ 6ss4 hio4 80 hspooeeo
~ - eoeoesie bittses ssd GJDa5sd
klDa6 As111a 0alvs vAish fTsifosss
aeosey eorsd hin. When Electric
8eesss aso 1ssd to expsl bilious. kidney
ed 0tcsoos poisens st the sane time
thlD salve sxsrts its matchlsss hsaiipg
p0osR. bioed disease. skin eruptioss.
olessD and sores vanish. Bittsss Soc.
94ive - - ~ q C~-~'e
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20

sInsects AID insecticides" bulletin Il
OF the Agricuitues. College OF Foot Col
sins has bsea received, and 10. just IS
the title iedieatss. q treatise on insects
injGsioua r. frnits a,n vegetables, srd
ss0edies for The saas. Send to the
sscsseasy. A. u. Havlsy. Fort Collins,
tor so1iss.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
xsv Dssa s.s..A Ven uap..

A ssW veil oaD oe the United S'atss
has Just beea iss.sd by the Rock .slsod
Pssssoser Dr. artment. These maps
are complete l. every detail sDd have
bssn revised up 10 date. They are three
and oes.hsle ~ four test. Pointed in
black and yellow on heavy paper. being
bound suitably to hang OF .he wall.
They are very attractive map and es-
pssially usssal for ssfsrsDcs. The Rock
Isiand has sent cut . lasss nunbsr Of
thsse msps to hotsls s.d public pisess
and many requests for them from ito
frisnds and pstsoos have bssn eooplied
With.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
New Ao~AA

Tho fo;lowiog nsw books have bssn
added 70 tbs Library this vssk-"Ths
Making OF an American" bv Jacob A.
Riis; Tho battle-ground by Ellen Glas.
gov; The Virsinian- by Oven w;stsr;
-The Keusons- BY W. D. Hoxsils; dor
SHY Vernon Of Haddon Hall" by
Charles Major.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
M normal inssit ut. q Ii. Tv,lft

M normal institsts q the Twelfth
district will b Asad at Quay. Colorado.
July u to AuGust 2. 1902 In The High
ssheol building. F. H. Clark will b
conductor. Ars. Emma G. Lake primary
iostruotos. and Miss Mary Grimm music
end art. niss Alice Royce. OF Delta
eounty. b secretary q The institute.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
1oeey n.,e 3. osA r,~v.

I'VE feit very Asppy." writes 4 N.
1ssili. Old TeWo. w. "vhsn Busklsns q
ArnioA 1alss Rhsalv cured euv daugh.
tee OF . lad eaes At ssald head" Il Dc.
leGhts oil who oss Il f0e cute, sosps,
6usoe. bruises. beals. ulcses. ssaptioes.
Inf.liibls ter pilss. Ouly $50 at ". q.
Cooks.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
Fslssy rsopass .. l.Ais.

Sacred cows often dedls Indisp ten
Dass. but worse vet is body that 10 po-
lstsd BY constipation. Don't permit it
Cisanse Jour sys,em Sith DR., Kiug's
Hew Lite Pills Aad avoid told misery
They giss lively livers. active bowels.
9ood digestion, 6ns appetite. Only sc
0t ". a. Cooks drugstoee.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
AAvosssssa Z Lssssr IssA.
NRHla1 EeHee.

Spring fever is another name for bill
io0soeos. II 10 more serious than most
people think. A torpid liver and irsct
i've bowels mean . poieoned eysteu,. II
nsgfsetsd, serious ilinsss may follow
such symptoms. DeWitts LATHE Early
R,ssrs remove all danger by sti,p ulsting
The lisss, opsnina the ho~sls aud cleaos'
ing The system Of all impurities. Sats
piila. Never gripe. Il have taken De
Witt's Little Early Ritsrs for torrid
liver every spripg for years. writes n
y. Evssly, Mou undsvi!ls. W Va. They
do ne moro good than anything have
ever tried. DR.. H. K, Braistsd.
A 0os 0ev line of harnsss and salSdial
at Hest 4 Cos. at greatly rsducsd
pPSoen,
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20

Telluride will celebrate the Esurth Of
July the year b eeettisg style. The
Aiesss' Ssios vill dedicate nosu suosst
vtA an impressive aud istsssssing ssrs.
neuy. The progran Vili b lacking 10
hoess rssie9 but other aaussasats vNl
3 bad. drilling contssl bsiag sooss
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
Ae00y - YseSa.

Il ussa DsWitt's Witch Hassl salvs
for piles and foosd Il . csstain cure. -
eye g. r. Meredith. Willow Grove.
Del. OparatSouo Unnecessary to cure
Itlss, They slvays yissd 70 DsWits.s
Witch Hessl Salse. Curss skin die
sasss. oil kinds q WoH nds. Accspt NO
couDtsrfsits. Dr.. H. Z. 1saistsd.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20

Oass scsse - oes ~.
Tsss Lesnttvs 6ro0e Quiniss yshlets.
AZ dsso0tete sseNs.l The 0ossy U u
sASs " curs. = ", oroveb signsturs 10
81 every bog.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-20

Condemnatiop suits for rights Of way
evsr lands on She Roger. me-a Will come
mp st the July tern Of the eousty court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25

National LEAGUE.
pANTlToRIUMs oUTCLAssED.
Cawthons Played a Fine Game With
Some Brilliant Features.

The Cawthons defeated the Pantitoriums
In the easiest possible manner yesterday
afternoon by the score OF IL to |. rhe run
scored by the Pantitoriums was the result
of the only error made by Cawthons, a
telders choice, and If Scarborough had
chosen he could Just as easily have thrown
ont Jordan at the plate as to put the
batter out at first. The Cawthons played
gllt.edge ball throughout the game ana
batted Jordan aud Murray to the three
corners Of the lot Claude REILLY carried
on the fielding honors for the Cawthons.
a catch In the third inning being especially
noteworthy. Pat Welsh drove a liner to
deep right center that was tagged for three
bases, but REILLY by fast sprlnting man
aged to reach the ball and gather 1t in
as 1t was sailing over his head. II was a
great catch and was wildly applauded.
Angus M'Donald al short and "Skeeter'
REILLY at third also did great work in their
respective positions. Foster pitched good
game, and but twenty eight men faced him
during the game. Scarborough led the bat
ting with two singles aud double. The
Pantitorums were outclassed and never
had chance. Townsend's work at second
was very good; he accepted eleven chances
without an error and was always In the
game. Williams behind the bat also dld
well. The playing of Pat Welsh on third
was amusing II not brilliant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

neutrality-suspicious. In wireless tele-
phony were conducted successfully Sunday
between sassnitz and Kolberg, distance
of 105 miles.
MONTEREY. Mexico.--A deal has just
been closed for the Bolonitos mine in
Guanajuato for $10Oo,0OO The purchasers
are Boston capitalists principally.
BERLIN.--Notices Of expulsion have been
served by the police upon twenty-one Nor
mon mis- sionaries in Germany, but they are
all held up through the representatives OF
the Unied States embassy.
MFXICo CITY.-The production Of sit
yer. according to government statistics,
shows falling of az compared with year
ago The gold production is increasing
steadily owing to more systematic search
for the metal and its enhanced value "a
compared with silver.
TAMPICo, Medco.--Tbc city Of Tam.
pIco In conjunction with the State OF
Tamaulipas and the Federal government,
has completed arrangements for the con
gt,uctIon Of sewer and water works sys-
TENS. ard has appropriated S31, 100000 for
general street improvements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
phxsioian and pruaalats.

Ford & Sturgeon. prominent drug nrm
at Rocky Hill station, Ky, writes; I'VE
were requested by Or. q. b, snlsley to
customers. We ordered three dozen In De.
cember, and we are glad 10 say, Herhlne
has given such great satisfaction that we
have duplicated this order three times
and today we gave your salesman another
order We beg to say Or. G. Il Suigley
takes pleasure In recommending Herblue."
SOC bottle. Sold by A B. Besling
CURED PARALYSIS.
W s. Baily, p. o. True. Texas writes:
"My wife had been suffering I'VE years
with paralysis IN her arm, when J was
which cured her oil right have also used
II for old sores, frost bites. and skin erup
tons II does the work" 25c, SOC and 81. 90
bottle. Sold by A. f. K'esling.
WATCH FOR a CHILL,
However slight at this time OF year and
in this climate, 1t is The forerunner OF ma.
iaria. disposition to ynvn, and an all
chill. Herblne, by its prompt stimulative
action on the liver. drives the malarlal
germs out of the system, purlhes the blood,
tones up the system and restores health.
soc bottle. Sold by A, %. hleslins.
A WORM KILLER.
]. A. J. Montgomery. Puxlco Wayne,
Co, No. writes: Il have little twin girls
who have been bothered with worms ali
their lives tried everything to relieve
them which failed until j used Whites
Cream Vernlfuge; the FIRST two dose.
brought four worms from one of them
measuring twelve inches; the other chile
was only relieved of four worms. 1t is
most excellent medicine" Whites Cream
yermIfuge Is good FOR children is !; not only
feet growth. wards OF sickness, Csc Sole
by A. +. Kleslng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
FlLlplNos AS oFFlcEHoLDERs.
Objection Was Raised to Certain Ap
nhIr,tt,nsnte "a Civil pnci4in,,n

Objection Was Raised to Certain Ap-
pontments to Civil Positions.
Manila, August "a The defense in the
Freedmen sedition cases have called Gov.
ernor Taft as a witness to show that many
former Insurgent leaders who were guilty
Of various offenSes not recognized by the
laws of war hove been appointed TO civil
positions. Governor Taft gave TESTIMONY 10
the effect that many such former insurgents
had been appointed. but that they had
proved honest. straightforward and earnest.
lie said that some Of them had been guilty
f murder from American standards, but
that from their own standpoint they uu-
loubtedly believed their cond1:t ~ the war
TO have been legitimate. Governor TAFT
said he had found these app linl rs 10 re
loyal and that they were not chosen be-
cause they happened to be insurgeut gener.
ais. but because they were me1 OF III
fuenCe among their own people. he says
the experience OF the civil authorities
with these men had been most satisfactory.
Governor Taft has assumed 'he gov Crn'
ment Of the archipelago, relieving Luke r.
Wright, who has been acting governor dur
Ing Judge Taft's absence. Commission, I
Wright Is preparing to visit the United
States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
COCO EYES.

When summer opens up the Pores
And the people sure Persweat,
While old Sol to his zenith scars,
Do they pack their trunksi You bet,
And hustle of, up The Denver ROAD
This line speeds to the Rockies hool,
Straight up from Sun-cooked plains.
LIS ads all read, some ridlcur,
But the Wise ones crowd the trains
That haul the throngs TO -koci Abooe'
CHORUS.
when the people make those Go-Go hyes
They ride with US and don't Apologize,
"Only One Road there is,
And The Denver does the BIZ
When folks make those Kolorads Colo
Eyes.
Our Cafe diners we put on
In eighteen ninety-n,ne
Next year the business grew. Anon,
We found the Sleeper line
Must doubled be, so great the cam.
Then nipeteen-one, the biggest year
On record, up to date,
Left nlneteen-two a deal to clear.
Can we show an Increase2 Walt,
We had to have another trslnl
CHORUS.
October thirty.nrst, the lime
That you may stay away
In Kolorado Kool, blest KLINE!
| Tickets on sale any old day.
Get 'em routed right, make no mistake.
Remember, other roads can't give
| Stop-overs we al ow' ,,.,
| come, since you ~ - -
| Saws o. b. Comfortable NOW,
/ WHY stay at home to swelter and oaEe
CHORUS.
Oh. Nelshhor, Think Of the long weeks yet
Before the days are kool!
! lSsperieuce teaches, don't forget
| That September. as rule,
AS a Member Warm cuts great deal OF
| Ice.
This ia the best time for q trip,
IT'S nov you most need rest. 49,
| Oct 70 the Mountains, take this TIP
THE Denver Road is best
Short Route, Thru Trains nsignil'cAu
| price. .,,-,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
THE RICE MARKET.
BUYERS and Sellers Are Wide Apart at
New Orleans.


New Orleans.
Especial 20 The Post)
New Orleans, August IA sluggish
market for rough rice was reported the
past week, with buyers and sellers wide
apart. The receipts were heavy and the
hulk was warehoused. Prices were en-
tirely nominal. The producers are not sat
isaed with the present condition OF the
market and many of them are determined
10 hold for higher prices.
Clean rice ruled steady during the week.
with the top grades Of Honduras at SAC
bl5c. The Inquiry on Saturday was some
what broader and a further improvement
Is looked for this week. The receipts dur
ing the week were very small from country
secretary A. r. Allison Of the Rice AS
sociatIou of America has just returned
from a trip over Louisiana and Texas, ana
in the Crowley News says OF the crop
situation: II can't see where parties are
getting authority for making estimates OF
600 600 or L. 10000 bags this year. There
is certainly nothing about the present out
look 10 warrant II, and people are doing
great Injustice to this country in clrcu-
Iahng such statements. In this vicinity
the crop will be the poorest. and other sec
tions viii not make enough OF crop 10
hiring the aggregate up TO 4.vJD,oO bags
1 have before made statement tnat the
cron for Louisiana and Texas would BE-
from s,0o0,Ooo 70 S,So.ooo bags. NOW
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
BLESSING A VILLAGE.

New Homes Have Conseerated for SUI
ferers in St. Vincent.
Kingstown. Island of st. Vincent, Thurs
day, August 21.-A highly interesting cere.
mony was witnessed yesterday III bless
ing Of 116 houses erected by he govern
ment settlement for sufferers BY the re-
cent eruption Of La Soufrlere, The cere-
mony was conducted under the auspices OF
the Anglican church
The new village occupies site on the sea
side, four miles west of Kingstown. and vs.
considered to be at safe dist nae rom
goufriaro
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
GREAT INTERSTATE sHooT.
The Meeting at Seaeirt viii Be Unusu-
aly interesting.

The Meeting at SeaeIrt VIII Be Unusu-
ally interesting.
seagrt. N j.. August 24.-Preparat'ohs
are being made here for the interstate ride
and revolver shooting tournament which
begins on the Goth instant. The range ana
butts have been practically rebuilt ana
there are now lo5 targets from rs to 100
yards.
The entries so far received show that N"
creased interest Is being taken by. the mill
tary authorities, both OF the regular es1 rhc
Iishrnent and the National Guard. The
United States army will send three teams
one from each branch OF the service. There
Will be sent from the government arsenal
new army rife, and representatives from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
SHORT LINE IN MEXICO.

I Survey Has Been Made OF the Pro-
posed Tamplco Road.
laredo, Texas, August PA Mexico City
peal says; Central engineers have com
lf'A the survey Of the proposed extension
q The Honey line from its terminus to
.iapco and locating the route is all that
''1lns to be done before actual construc
Ra begins, According to the survey this
... WI be only fifty kilometers longer
1 NJ. 'ae shortest line from here to Vera
wv and the grade will be much easier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
Fair Remains Removed.

Paris, August 23.-The correspondent Of
the Associated Press learns that the re-
mains of Charles L. Fair and wife are at
Cherbourg, on their way TO New York, as
the result of an agreement between the
lawyers TO hold the bodies there until u Is
decided whether It is advisable TO examine
them with the vew Of ascertainlng the OK
act nature Of the injuries which caus I'd
death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
Royalty Leaves London.

London. August 23.-hlng Lewanika has
departed for his krsal in Barotzland, north
western Rhodesia. with many impediments.
one Of the most cherished items Of which
consists Of six silk hats.
The Indian princes have disappeared and
with the departure Of the shah OF Persia
Monday London will be rid OF It's last
roval visitor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25
San Antonio Defeated Lookhart.

San Antonio, Texas, August A.-r"o
thousand people witnessed championship
game Of ball between san Antonio SUI
Iorkhart teams at San Pedro ball PARK
his afternoon, In the game today San An.
tonic won BY score OF TO L This game
gives San Antonio the championship Oh
Southwest TeIss.