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Eresien. Sra Bergen meIbes at
Heouftsren al "9ergens Sioenoe".
Slrn Senriflen bar opla9t jim Stii.
ling.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
Nurif %Srrbnsnine.

Roniul / Sronohiem Sr. Gbr. Shams
bar lurber lit OpboIo / 9riisiel al
Ben belgiife aouge iooet i Sporag al
beiprae opisrt en- SrGpina / norif
Srgitil / SitenSe. Silaen er beiemt
iii aongens p~eriouliee 9enpttelie.
@pgningen ltal leueres al Sirmaet
81. 5hams & 60. ! Srpnobieni. 10.
arbeioeiien al 5egningerne or al aon.
mi Shurus operoraset arfiteft Sinn
anuolen i ariitiaria.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
1881: 3O.6S5.

S0repeI1en er, l0lli man fer, gdftftc
~betpoelig raar man erinorer, at oel
belle BefpIfrine / 1865 par 1,70f,.
756 og peo aarbinorcoets uogane
por iteget til 2,221,477.
5or en- p9ientlig Del ifriper 6or-
seeIien Jig fra. at Der er laa mango.
Der mi ubtrpffelig peogaor, at DC life
betrogter iia iont bsrenoe I'll nogei
beiternt 3roeslontiunb. Teo 6olfe'
t9uinpcn / 1866 por iaonn erflG'
ring alenc bIepen aigipet Of 40 Der
joiner, iri ieneit msoer nan mloer
Senre Mubrif 3alet 1929.
af Oisienteriamiuno piler 0tetbo-
bitter og gaptiiter oert itsrite Gilbert:
Werbpoilterne ira 9S7 | 1860 I'll
1926 / 1900. gaptiiterne ira 35l
til 1914.
ct / Norge laneiomt uooeetoe
&irfeiamfuno lpnes appferies al
bore. De uogior0e etorni 5S4
1866, oftpg til 433 / 1875 til 231
1891 og enbelig I'll 175 1900.
Ssoernes Ilrtal err ira 1865 til
1900 sget ira % ri 642. Stignin'
gen ffpIoes ber ~ieIpislselig noelnf,
terpoe Snofptnira ira llolanoet. YET
famine er bel ogiaa oelpts Sorfla'
ring at at aarbplifernes INITIAL ei
iteaet fra 3f6 til 1869.
s 1865 bapoe man en- ldatalol
opoftclrif Srimenigheo meo TIA
3abrngere - ct Sal, Der 1879 pa,
ilurfet iii 3O4. SEQ Siben berat foi''
lrfbepfc 1rimenigbeoer meo SallelN
sSt / 1875, S,194 / 1891 % e1rneliq
1855 / 1900.
Mormonerlps Nntol or ! afglor'
Tebaona; set or I'M 500 % pot
femoatreoipe slor tibligere Oct bob
bette.
Sluttelig fon n9pnes, at Sallet pa
Dem, Ser life tilbsrer Statsftrfen
foroeler iig meo omtrent rtsta9t'9i
lipe itpre Sal paa 9perie % SaIlo'
1ftrifterne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
st mnoerlist Sog beurf

st nnoerlist Soa beppgebe liz
NptodrsGften lent poo aDeESen gien.
rem 8ooerne / ariirionia. let bar
SoaturPn6elre poo @pens Soloeplao.
ie, ser afIogoe birnroen @iiit. 10
get. Der tiIilut tulte 100 SIPoer. toe
lin llognrs ira Serrbaretoruet. %
urber Sniet irn Ell, Ytasie brpnoerbe
Snriiafler fisre srurtot ira SoIne
ploos til SolSeplaos.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
Spcriee 90 Finland.

Winncrnc al Rubelpriierne bar
ifipntet 500 arpner huer ri Stod-
bolmS Sattige
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

Ga. $4,000 grs Snc iturteSes paa
Ell eIrfelt Dag / Siser peo ariitia.
Mas 9rpgger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

Tsosialo. Soen9prPit I'll SI@6c
% Stoerle Weuigbcoer poo 2onge.
lono gberhorcSophus Gblers er Of,
auaet uco Teoen, o. Anr carmel.
Otter CT meget ,oust % hl0rot
SMeleie er en- az Goeuie pps melt
fienote % auiete gorqere, Gireftsr
Chr. Msler. oieaaet PED Gsoen goot
IS Mar ganmei.
Stibsisrer % Sopneioseo
/ Norobp poo Sans Sers q.
Sonien err / bisie Qage oso. ON,
trent so aar gammel. aiosoe par
ogtet oe aibolot puo Zen. Son holot
Tor ct AarstiS iioeu 8uIobrplup mel
i'm erenu Iepenoe 0urrru
On al Bellies Pi0ip 9orgere
Sfomagermeiter gartram n aignoe.
ueo Isoen. SO Mar gammel. Ale
reoe / 1893 hoiot 9artram 30 Ndr.
HorgeriitbIl9um.
~ aongeuoIgt Sormano / Diartl.
aommnnalbeitprelie. agent Sfibs
rbeoer q. Eeterien er oso. 63A anl
gammel.
9ogtpffer Riels 8tIitap Sal
berg ieuior / ajebenbuun er aieaae
ueo Os0en / iii Stem ! 9borlotten
Iun0. II Mar CANNED. Zen aiose
etoblereoe iig / 1851 o. oar | lin III
Reoifiiter al Iugbldoet "Tarmurf
San par Ell / uiee areoie betlenot 0,
' ofboiot Meteorological.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

Wiuoesmurfc. Sibiigere GIepe,
ira Stabp NeiifoIe arbeioer / 0enne
Sio ior peo Stolen at fou rciit et
MineesmRrfe for aiosbe Vrouit 50
renieL Sfolen3 mongeoori9e 5or,
itanocr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
@anoiunbcu / 5orrisoolseluen e

V~nHOlfnN0cH SOrrTsOuIstIUtI ct
efter oct itoit lnotraaote Wtilopeir ian
bei, meloer "GbriitionsianoS In,
at man iortiben ingen Srpgt lGrer
for iorminoitet Orlft PED SuigenI
uooper 0interen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
Can't 0%ptaarsnat. 0anterne lei


rer Hytdarsnat nle6 8abelpeftaflrr
% Stponing al iorifieuis art. )
aieberhuon bar Scr pGet aolfllist
Sepen. 2igeiaa i Goerle bporiru
meI0ca: Mmaaraoiier her bar ME.
get liptia. Sen pao aiteren bWnbur'
.oereheS YoItiiitaiionell meo Sien.
bperpeo monQe Huoer tmnuS. aI.
I rpffeoe NoIitlet no; $50 Qtetueiter
brepes inc / Hauomisaaarocn oa no.
tere0es. On WprA0e aubolOtes, !
@eoler blep Ell liitg ManN ramfuet AZ
ct 9~sSleifuo / @ruitet % 0soe tort
efter. Sncm Cen uletoi0c Clutter
par, rioee enoiHl life. ! Iorhu3
bopoe man Ell RptnnrsniteiL huiS
Sptsier fife hor bart noaet Siociipt'
&c / @ormus / aoifinige Mar. 36 Vet.
Toner bIep onitoI6t.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

aapelmeiter Soban S%uenbicn bar
lfelge Oct oanife gluo "Eolitifen" /
otsie Gage bolot grpli,p meo ,Srefer
8aaie, Cater al Asiiitent 8. / ais.
berrbapns Magritrdt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
Farm til;alos. nerpeo uobpoes

w IElVWIWS. UtIUtV HUVVVtH
~ min etenoom tlllalgH.s0 elier 100 Here's
gooi opopriet. beItagenoe ira 10 I'll ire Vii
ira 10 8ptv. Dtau heureuoer lg lHareltt
muli8L muuotlis, cler l~'rlitIilt. III Carl
Rllon, yiuabn Soft 60. N,Hu. 22G3
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

ltopnnoriugen ouer S%ronotnem bar
/ Der iorlsbnc Mar npret itsrre erS
.noaeniinNe isr. reulig 1850 moo
hcrbolosois 1851. 1874, 1917 %
t.G2O / hpert al DC uPrmeit %'oregua.
cnoc IRE Ioar. III DC u~oparorebe
uor ~uiroponlig monse ! ue'frIp.
ulndsQl0eren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
SiHaiss 6arm, III gcres. IL

IIIdI9S iYatTI, III Wttes, II
Wti ira Reo Safe Walls Oh lise ianat
ira GtiitHe, Hoit Rtuer rinOer otter BET ere
pIeie huor Der er tuu. nRiteu go steres
cpoprist. As Acres 6aouegaHa. 50 AcEes
pporpGa er liOi Siooe Der % Der. soot Be.
bcsIiespnS. 2 sooe StdlobpsHiuser. poeoe'
d~uiin9eH ar u9ret ira 20 I'll 70 Sulhels IT.
aere. 3ris ga 90 pr. We've. &aroltHe D.
VeoeripH. YOU ". g. Nfinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
Ser 8slbenSalfe JOrlaa bar tjs6t
Scrnbone paa eauaclouo.

8ubflebiua aiholSi Msoe an9aoeroe
an4Ga al en- STusoebore paa Saitse.
lono par beisat az 100000 Men.
neite.. Stemnirperr bar abioIitt Tor
am9e, % Der moiotteS .et llooale
nj ar or6ei& uioere Tor SagT
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
SlGge

QGge. st 9pot itprre norit Settle'
meat suiier en- Horlt s9ae. On indodH
bGr u9rc, golai Der lgr % aIoroe Der soot,
mel nh er Riao'eH leotg. 6or uGrmtre
llnoerrstlmR tilltr,p Rep &. panien ldlen
ArtbQlr, gSte. 23d3
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
@nlobrpanp. ,sorhenprrensc so.

0nlobrplap. Sorbeuprrenoc so.
teleier Sarien % Suitrl. aarbus
funoe fcrIeoen feire 8nlobrpuiip. /
boilfen ameoring DER piites oenl
aSlfinis Spm9rflo nrbeo.
Ter WpIbenSalffe 5Orlas bar tls6t
"Spof 6orlassfOrreinins" / Garbus.
Dette iioite itaI oripes iuIbitereis
lom biotii og oil oeiaa | Sremtioen
faa ScneoiGSe / aarbus. Gets irem.
ttoigc Haun bllper Get lpoife sSor.
lag (8uiSeuSaIife gosbnnoeD
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21
G.atm ~tilialae.

catm tiiiaiae. lna @rruo Al
y oaartg oelbreo on leG igl9e min 6Grm
bejlaaeuoc al 1860 Acrcs beIiggenee @leR
ipooo 5omuibtp omtIsut er SRI N0ro 'or
Urti8atieS 15arm. 0ioos oule o. eler0tr.
600 BTpno % rtnoeHoc &auo / NdOue'
gduaeu. 50 Acres opouriet. ne ten Stog %
@rpslano. lPau heuueuoe iI TIL {5roHo
5bron0Ieu Npute &o, /. Eeeorah. 81. 2lG2
Oilialae. Gu 500 Acres aoGa-
farm uGr Plpmotb bod, &Siunelbett
SO. Soma. al Booifigb. Sigeleoes or 10
mao 5arme lllldlQs eler tilele. II. y.
Gulbert, Grescp. Soma. 1854
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Sra uorse.
Nssle rpeaper ouer be fOrifiellise
&irfeiamfnnb i Norge.
euaampt fra Spso % IN.

ltoenfor Statsfirfet ltob Scr /
Norge iislse JoIfetraingen Gen 3oie
December 1900 ialt $3.50 Verio-
rer. BED De tre npruleit ioresaaeroe
JoIfet9lin9er banoc DC tiliparenoe
Sul ppret:
1865: 5,10o.
1870: 7.1S0.
1891. 306S5.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-21

Ttljalgs.-Gn HRi,en M 5pHoes
roi o. &RpitUI iGlaes blul5t 5triD
III Il : Solliao, Tecorah. Soma. 22l2
Titintas. -6n l67 Acres 20. l
ppeoe o. Stoet JarnI. 3 I2tl ira gar.
TED Vii Y21ilineri ian iaaes meo o. en- no
IreiDuua- RI9" ON sHl'es YRaH heupeuoer
ls II, Suhu Sletteu. weston. NtHn- 22a2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

out the object OF HE employment TO tho
approval OF the executive committee.
For his compensation he shall receive
such salary as may be deemed adequate
to meet all expenses. and TO Compensate
him or them for the labor performed
Believing that such plan Is practicable
ana FEELING that great good would result
to the growers throughout the state should
such plan be adopted, we recouineri
that an executive committee be appoini ed,
the assess3lon eres ni toloSs fEe each o.
South Texas and Central East Texas and
the state horticultural society.
said committee should have full power
70 select general manager TO represent us
In the marketing of our products
I'VE recommend that the said general
manager provide fer sufficient representa-.
ton In the different markets to properly
carry out his plan, such Representatives 10
be subject to the approval OF the executive
committee.
I'VE recommend that said executive com.
mlttee be allowed mileage and per diem
for services rendered. -"
The report OF the committee was unapl.
mously adopted.
motion prevailed rendering THINKS =,
Mr.. William Doherty for his eminent serv.
ices In the work of the development Of tho
fruit aud truck industries, for his courtesy
to the committee and his untlring zeal ia
making this nGcting success. The mo
ton was unanimously adopted. Nj. D0herty
modestly deprecatlng this public .eccsul
ton OF his services.
Just before adjournment n motion was
made hy Secretary Dick OF the East Texas
association rendering the htauks Of the
committee 10 The Houston Post for en-
couraglng the work Of the COMMITTEES and
for Its campaign on behalf OF the fruit nnd
truck growers, After the adoption OF an
amendment Including the entire state
press, tho motion was unanimously adopted
Mr.. John Howard, immigration agent for
at the night session
The committeeman departed for their
homes, very tired but highly plenscd with
the results Of their meeting. pleased To-
realize that the Initial step had been taken
toward the solution OF the market problem
the sole cause Of all discomfort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
THE PLANS OF MR.. KNOX
WILL ARRANGE IMPORTANT CASES
AND LEAVE EUROPE.
II Is Not Believed that He Would Accept
Position on the Supreme Eenoh
If Offered.

Washington, August 23.--Attorney Cen
eral Knox returned to tue city today from
his vacation spent principally at Ateaut
City. lie viii remain however, only uctH
Monday. when he will leave for New YORK
preparatory to sailing for Paris ncrt
wednesday on the Oceanic. Senator spo'n-
en- will not be able to accompany bila.
In speaking of the railroad merger SUM
the attorney general said that testimony
would be taken in the case beginning ~
New York next month When that uad
been concluded the court would set time
for an oral hearing.
AS 10 the Greene and Gaynor case, MI.
Knox said that within a day OF Two he
would formulate Instructions TO the gov
ernment's counsel In quebec az 10 the next
steps to be taken for eXtradition Of the
men. The government, ne said, hsd no
thought OF abandoning It's case ana every
possrDie means would be exhausted 70
secure the return OF Greene and Gaynur
TO the United States.
Referring to the published report that
he would be selectcd 10 succeed Justice
Shlras on the supreme bench In cage OF
.Ae latters early retirement, Mir. Knox
said he had 10 Information upon this suU-
ject He declined TO Indicate whether he
would accept the place II IL were offered
him.
Air. Knox's personal friends, however, DC
not believe he could be Induced to accept
the appointment. Doubt is expressed
whether the president would consent to his
leaving the cabinet In any ordinary ctr.
cumstances.
eral John X Richards is TO resign 10 enter
into partnership with Mr. Abner Mckinley
is discredited by Mr. Knox.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
Ar rHr NIGHT SESSION.

The committee met promptly at p. m.
An the Bristol hotel 10 receive and discuss
the plan drawn up by the special commit
tee on organization.
Mr.. Doherty, in the absence of Mr.. Dix
on. acted as secretary. He submitted the
following:
and growers throughout the state, who
Carload. unite upon a method that Will re-
sult I'M marketing their products for cash
nj their depots as far as possible, and to
discourage consigning TO commission
10 accomplish this. it is the sense OF
this committee that the associations and
individual growers should unite on some
~ handIe'fsr products Of the orchards and
gardens TO the very best advantage 20 the
nroducer The Raid party or parties shan
Be subject. In adopting plan 10 carry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
TROURLU WITH THE AGENTS

Considerable trouble has been expert
enced in Jackson county, the agents refus-
Ing to bill anything except on actual rates.
The great trouble has been that people in
one section can not get the same advau-
tages as growers of other sections enjoy.
Mr.. Dick argued that the Size of pack
ages could not be arranged so that they
would ht snugly in the cars The matter
of size was important. Trainloads must
he considered Before the size Of packages
Is adopted and before the crate and box
factories cut materials, II should be de-
termined whether the dimensions are salts.
factory.
Another committeeman remarked that
Mr. Dick was laborlng under the impress
sion that the growers were going TO ship
carload lots I'VE hope 10 evolve carloads
ont of this express business shortly he
said. "and when we do we shall find thnt
the packages tit snugly In mixed car lots
Won cant tier them. Stat them and brace
them We are considering. express shln,
nents and we shall find that the crates VIII
load properly"
Colonel Pickett described the past EFFORT
Of fine growers TO secure better rates and
handling and remarked that 1t had resulted
In failure He criticised the express and
railroad companies, and brought forth a
reioinder from Mr.. Dixon, who vigorously
defended the policy Of the committee He
remarked: Now Is the time Tor us 10
make our wants known. Here are repre-
srnfatlyes of organizations which ship %
per cent of the truck and fruit of Texas.
Meet the agents Of the express companies
and discuss matters with them. They are
nrepared 10 yield 10 your demands " you
can show them that It Is 10 their interest
to do so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
KinIoeh Park Races.

81. Louis, August 23.--Last knight ana
Hucena were the only winning favorites
at kInooh Park to1ny. In the st. Louis
Catering Company handicap at mile
Nose Goldbatts entries, Brief and Jessie
jaibo, finished one, two, half length
apart with KITTY clyde third. a length
and hair away. Weather threatening:
track fast,
Pour and a hair furlongs, seliing--iady
Cuyuga, hska, Mnthildn. Time :55h
Six furlongs, selling II you Dare, Croix
Dor, Elastic. Time~1.14.
Third race declared on.
81. Louis Catering Company handicap
mile-Brief, Jessie Jarboe, Kitty Ciyds.
Time IAN.
Mile--Last Knight, Barklyite. Hainault.
Time 1:42I5.
Mile aud a half, selling Hucena, Digby
Bell. Linden Ella. Time 2.3J.
six -furongs. sellng-Dodie s. Loca, We
lasquez. Time 1913.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

s sn9cs Sn second base and Mack on nrs<.
to advsncc the. runnsrs. osss Hbssn D oSs6
~ aVyrward and .pictcd the BAH IN hlsde
h otS r1 stsr on the ny, shock and Mack had
was hit. oHagap Stoned an IN, sne oali
sec oIinas Mack Then he turned toward
sSst ns,, e throw ,r Shock out, and found
stop was covering the hase ha, not snor.-
'un aorWsrn when the. ball was bupted.
n,sr VAS near third base when the
Cd for se cane' anu he and oHassn start
fhhse' oat the lanky ex.New Yorker bess
sne n S,9csy ex- Brocklynlte by foot and
Something like twents vn -
LIN, Lines 9 the Providence club was eredlssa
WIN making trinle play unnssistsS 49,
II mas since been disnrcvea ~-sss'su' put
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
WASHINGTON NOTES,



Washington August % THE comp
troller of the currency today authorized
the First National bank of Conroe, Tex
as, 10 begin business; capital, $4,000. d,
c. Tharp Is president and Banks Grit
nth cashier.
Pensions for Texans, issue Of August
2-Origlnal Asa Rohne, dead, Dallas, IS.
Increase, reissue. etc: George l. CUP,
San Antonio s.. Widows, minors and
dependent relatives, Lucy Moore, Gal
weston IS; Louise M Miles, BRENNAN.
sl2. Mary A. Rhone, Dallas, IS.
John Hunt Of San Antonio. Texas has
been appointed a messenger in the Of
flee Of the surveyor general OF New Mex
leo at SANTA Fe.
Congressman r.. c. De Graffenreid OF
Texas has agreed to so to Vermont ard
Maine early In September to make
number Of speeches under the auspices
OF the democratic congressional commit
tee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
WHY DIVIDEND WAS PASSED.
Morgan Wishes to Retain Control Of the
Southern Railroad.
Especial to The Post)

New York, August 23.-Announcement
will be made on Monday or Tuesday by
directors OF the Southern Railway OF the
reason for Withholding payment OF the div
idend on the preferred stoek. In this an
nouncement 1t Is expected the lines Of the
new Southern Railway trust viii be die
closed. The dividend was withheld be.
cause the voting trust which controls the
Southern Railway stock must be dissolved
and the stock distributed TO It's owners as
soon as per cent dlvIdeH1s shall be paid
in any one year on the Preferred stock
The payments deferred tails week would
have made up the . per cent on the stock
and would hasS forced dissolution " the
voting trusts J. =. Morgan delayed this
payment that be might hold control Of the
road and thus turn 1t over 10 the new trust
he Is forming ana which u Is expected ne
will have ready for announcement on Mon
day OF Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

hest neldins, whlic Hueeu,s. Hunt aud L.
w wInn did the batting. For the Klrbvs
Welchart, .Reinean. Williams and especially
sprong did some nice work. Heavens SUI
ceeded Cox In the seventh inning aud da
We'll The BANKERS play the Americans
next saturday. Score by Innings;
Bankers ..,,.,,,. e0i lo2 o2S e-i5 IA 4
hirhys ,,,..... 4o6 o12 Oi0 o--lS IL {
/, Batteries. Bankers-Cox and Clemens;
Beavens and Rordan. Acknowledgement
and williams
wme-Two hours.
umnires-Jenklns and Manino.
Attendance 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
Pronosnd chsss Glib

In recent conversation OF chess On.
thusiasts in this city Il was agreed u make
an effort 10 organize chess club with a
view to eroulug deeper interest In the
nohle game, a. Wen 90 10 keep abreast Of
inence Of Houston Texas Is no leading
IN the. state contests and II seems pity
that Houston should have No hand 10 her
distinction, especially az she numbers not
few experts among her citizens IL 10
desired therefore that all interested IA
chess, whether adept enthusiast or botL,
Mcklnney street. before september l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
BASEBALL.
Southern League.
BirmIngham. AUGUST 2s.-pltcher Milne IN

birmingham, August &.-Pltcher Milbe IN
performed the remarkable feat or pitching
two fun games In succession THIS after.
noon. shutting out Nashville in one ana
only allowing one run IN the other. During
eighteen Innings Nashville made four hits
TWO OF which were OF the shadllest variety.
AT the last Of the second game Wilhelm
seemed as strong as when he went in, ana
In the eighth inning struck out the nrst
two men up. Birmingham batted hard IN
both games and did superb work IN me
neld, In the hrst game Nashville played
urAuutuI pan until the sixth inning, when
they went to pieces.
score First game Il II h.
nrmlugham ..,.Oo OOl COX l
Nashville .... ..,..,O0O O,O uUO-- .
Wilhelm and Brown; Hin and Fisher.
Score Second game II H.
Birmingham -. ....l3l 90 COX 10 /.
Nashville ..,, ......olo O,D UOO-- a
Wilhelm and Brown Bailey and tisncr.
New Orleans, August 2S.--skopcc yielded
i've hits In two innings and New Orleans
got a good lead, Fisher pitched the rest
OF the game and shut ont the Pclicans
with the aid OF sensational hcldiug. A
catch by Mcfarland in left ana a throw
to the Plate for douhlo play WAS a
feature. Adams piiChcd steady game nnd
the locals backed him w In great snapc.
In addition to the SluOO offered hy tue
management, the hooters club proposes 10
donate $500 more IN case the championship
is won
Score Il II Y
Shreveport 90. ...,.ulO Ouu nN1- Is
New Orleans scot. I'D OOn tsn- 10 .
Skopcc, Fisher and Lcnmun; Mcclure,
Adams and Montgomery.
Chattanooga. August 23-Iiard hitting In
the FIRST inning won Tor Atlanta TO-DAY,
brennan being knocked ont or the box
early IN the game Bruucr pitched star
game tho last Ave innings. allowing hut two
hits well scattered. Chattanooga neided
raggcdly, white Atlanta played great bail,
Busch especially playing superby Attend.
anCe 0Op.
Score Il II u
Atlanta ...... ......51U 2,u O11-lo II
Chattanooga o.. ... .uuO upO o0G- . .
Henley and Hurlhurt Brennan Bruner
and Roth.
Memphis, August ~ --Breitenstein pitcned
cleverly today and the locals defeated LII.
tie Rock With comparative ease Lyncn,
Gilbert aud Deiehanty were put out Of the
game after a wordy war with Umpire
Hclly on q close decision at the nome
plate. Later Kelly ordered the three mon
from the grounds Attendance 2O1o.
Memphis ... ....23o oU ok : ! j
Little Rock ......., go bOl OOO- l
Byeitonstein and Accorslni. Ailemang
mud Lynch and Murphy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
NEGRO FEDERATION.
Ar Organization With Worthy Objects
Founded at indianapolis. sta

Indianapolis Ind, August ga National
Federation OF Negroes was incorporated
here with the following people as directors;
Judge John II. stotsenbers aud ex-sen-
ator George cardwell Of New Albany.
George w. Clinton. William o. Vance. r.
~ Rurney and ~, H. steward
THE articles say the object OF the tedera-
tlon Il TO protect the colored race from
mob violence, general Advancement OF the
race, arrest and punishment q iyncners or
colored people In all states and 20 secure
legislation to provide compensation Tor the
families 81 colored men. deprived OF their
lives by other than the due process Of law.