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FITZs NEW ROLE.
Fighter Saves His Wife from a Fall Over
Precipioe.

Precipice.
Stages Springs, Cal. July o. Robert
FltzsImmons appeared in hero role yes
tcrday He saved his wife from what
threatened TO be a fatal accident While
accompanying the cx-chumplon on his run
aud dcScendIng steep turu In the road
near the hotel Mrs Fitgsinmons began to
slide from the saddle. As the stlrrups had
been heightened to ease sore foot, she
was unable TO recover herself and fitzsim.
mons. who was ah5ut dozen PAGES ahead,
~ first appraised of her difficulty when
h, heard her call for help. lie turned to
the rescue and was just In time 10 receive
the falling woman IN us arms Aside from
the shock Mrs Fitzsimmons was not hurt.
How 10 retain the services Of his sparrinS
partner Soldier Tom Wilson, until after
tho fight with Jeffriss is causing Fitzsini.
mons some apprehension, The big soldiers
furlongh expires on the 10Th of July, and
on that date he must report &c his regi-
mcnt in the East. To do what would
ncccssitate his departure from this point
the dav before the battle. he Is cnienvnilns
TO get an extension of time or his dis
charge from the army
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s Special ,,, act June 25' Rc6ecca Hclton
Issue q June 10: origInal--Joseph f.
tin. IS: James D. Purdy. Fort Worth So;
Marcus !; Cone. Galveston, SO, Wnr with
Spnin- Michael Downs, III PnsO, So. In
crease rcStorltion. reissue etc.-Thomas
NJ. Harrison, Caddo Mills, SIS Gcbhnrd
ssteglc, San Antonio, sl4: David Lewis
Austin. SO; Robert G, Crubaugh. Den
ten, S.
The application Of W II. Grove Of Abb.
lenc. Il. c. Pcgues. Henry James, r. Gear.
ing and V. l. stirmnn to organize the
Grove National bank of Athens, Texas
with a capital OF $4,000. has been ap.
proved by the comptroller of the currency.
Contract Surgeon Robert Roberts. T. s.
A., now at Bloomington, lnd., has been
relieved from further duty In the division
Of the Philippines and will proceed to Fort
clark. relieving Contract Surgeon Charles
Ihcrp. L. $ A.. who has been ordc ed to
his home. Denver, Colo. for annullment Of
contract
Texas postmasters appointed; Dew, Free.
stone county. Angle Compton; Hemphil,
sabine county. V. II. vickers; McColunl.
foot Anderson county, Elisha Gatewood
Deweyville. Newton county. II. c. Adams
Sabin" jefferson county, Lizzie Pitts;
Mnnday' Knox county, Roscoe Ritter.
Texas postoffces established: Aqua,
Moore county, Jacob II. Phillips postmas.
ter; Hawthorne, Walker county Patton A.
Daniel, postmaster; Venice, Coke county,
Larue {. House. postmaster
The comptroller Of the currency has been
advised of changes In officials Of the fol
lowing Texas banks First National bank
OF Bonhnm-A. Il. Scarborough, president.
in place of s. II. Allen: FAC Smith, vice
president, in place Of A. b. Scarborough.
The Temple National bank If Temp'e-N
4. Sayre, assistant cashier. in place of W.
$, Rowland. The First National bank Of
Del Rio NJ l.. Oppenhemcr, president in
place Of Louis Iindhclm
Patents issued Texans Charles W Gil
lespic. Tascosa, stirrup; Richard II. Cow.
an, Corscana axle lubricator: William r.
johnson. Sylvan. bale tie: William C. Me
Bride 1lillshoro, ventilator and mirror pro
tector; Felix Is, Poppewel Bronte, nut
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Eavorltes Lose at peImar.

ST Louis, July 11.-Favortes lost every
race today at Delmar. first honors going to
four second choices. one third choice and
n long shot
Mile and seventy yards, selling Terra In
cognita, Warner 0ptimo. Time :4Ga4
March, Crime. Time 1;03
Six furlongs selling The Boer, Peter
Duryea, We'd Vance. Time 1:16.
Mile and a slxteenth-Alicc Turner Glen
wood. Wax Taper Time 1.4sa4
Six furlongs- Ethylene. Miss Gollghtly,
Joe Martin. Time 1:14ai
Mile and three sixteenths. selinE-Zazel,
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TEcHNIcAL EDUCATION.
Two Scholarships Offered at Georeias
Excellent institution.

7 Wo SchoIarshIps Ofered at 1eor9las
Excellent institution.
Funds sufficient for nil net expenses Of
two students for four years In the Georgia
School Of Technology win be contested for
September ~
The school has a National reputation for
the high standing OF It's graduates, and it's
courses In mechanical, electrical. civil aud
textile engineering, ana IN engineering
chemistry; Largely increased equipment in
New dormitorlcs under wholesome regula-
tons; athletics under specialists; climate
unsurpassed. In the largest city In the
heart of The progressive South. Professors
and instructors 30; student enrolment 4S2.
For fully illustrated catalogue, address
Lyman Hall President, Atlanta, Ga.
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HE NATIONAL CAPITAL
OPTICIANS ARE CONDUCTING THE
TRUST CAMPAIGN.
lnied that Negotiations Are Pending
Fof Exchanging an Alaskan Port for
British West Indies.
Especial to The Post.)


\ asnington, July 1.-THE furious war
& that would appear to be raging against
trusts is being prosecuted solely by
politicians, Al the present time there
no evidences of trust batting on the
\ OF the judicial authorities of the gov
pmeut.
Piueials OF the state department deny tho
TT. from Boston and Montreal that
EQUATIONS are pending for the exchange
N port on the Alaskan coast for the
west Indies. II is true. however.
4. the United States government has In,
rsytea the feasibility Of making some
VI an exchange of shls kind.
uNons Tor Texans. Issue of June 1s:
'euse' restoration. reissue. etc. Mex
Z war-Specal act June %, George C..
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GlddIngs. Texas. July 1.-THE Giddings
and Winchester baseball tennis played a
inc here yesterday afternoon. The game
was spirited and well plnvcd on both sides.
Tho score was TO 2 In favor OF Giddings.
The Giddlngs team went 20 Brennan TINS
afternoon to play he Rrenhnm team this
afternoon. Quite number II the Giddings
people went down to witness the game.
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'esssesessssssesessss.sss.ss
TEXAS FARMERS, CONGRESS.
First Session viii Be Held Next
Tuesday Afternoon.

First Session viii Be Held Next
Tuesday Afternoon.
College Station Texas, July TO-
Because Of the seeming misunder-
standing concerning the time OF
meeting Of the Texas Farmers Con
gress, I desire TO make the follow
Ing statement through your paper
The Texas Farmers Congress meets
at College Stot'on at . p. M, July
10, and continues In session to 10
m. July Is. 'Quoting from letter
from Mr. I, J. Anderson, general
passenger and ticket agent Sunset
Central railroad: IAN notices to our
agents authorize the sale Of tickets
on 14lh and 10th, and trains arriv.
ing at College Station morning OF
the 10th"
A large crowd is expected Mt this
meeting. and take this opportunity
OF advising all who expect to attend
to notify me so that accommodations
may be reserved. Very truly yours,
b. {. Pittuck. Secretary.
Other roads sell oil the same date
and Mt the same rate.
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Erne R.tnrnn from ENGLAND.

New York. July 9.Gradually the Ameri
can coterie OF pugilists who went abroad
to take part In the carnival OF the National
Sporting club are returning. The latest
arrival Is Frank Erne. The former light
weight champion got back on Tuesday aud
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ReoviIln Won a Came.

BeevllIe, Texas, July 1.-THE Rungc
Kids came down yesterday and crossed bats
with Becyillc Mnroons on the local dit
mond I'm the afternoon at ( o'clock. The
game resulted In a score of 20 to In Ia
yor OF the Beeyille team
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Police Notes.

A white woman named Minnie Russell.
aged SO years. WAS sent to the police sta
tlon last night suffering from dementia-
.she had been suffering for about week.
but did not become violent until yesterday
There were twelve arrests al for minor
offenses up to midnight yesterday.
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The Texas League.

At Fort Worth Fort Worth o, Cor
sicana 3. ....
Rain.
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McPhee Steps Out.

Cincinnati, Ohio. July 11.--John A. Nc
Phee. manager Of the Cincinnati baseball
club OF the National league, severed his
connection with the club today and Busi-
ness Manager Frank e. Bancroft was
placed in temporary control.
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BASEBALL.
Southern League.

Nashville, Tenn, July 11.-Desplte all
threats Memphis put st. Nrain In the box
today and won the game, TO .. The man
over whom there has been so much cOu.
troversy swelled the gate receipts and
pitched good ball. Because OF the contro-
versy over his contract there was cous.d-
cradle comment concerning Umpire Cline's
absence from the diamond. Manager Fish
or announced that cline was incapacitated
by Illness. but those who saw him In the
players club house and elsewhere on the
grounds assert he looked to he In good
condition. In his stead Dammann and
took kindly TO Sanders and at the end
OF the fourth From replaced him. Three
-pits were all he allowed Franks men.
Nsshrine ......... 100 100 800 ) 10 :
Memphis ............ 031 800 100 Il
Sanders, From and Fisher; st. vrain ami
ACCorsini.
Atlanta. Ga, July Questionable de-
cisions by Umpire Kelly aroused the ire
of the spectators at today's game with LIT
tie Rock The latter team easily won the
second game of the series The game was
called nj the end of the eigth inning or ac-
count OF rain.
Score II II T.
Atlanta ............, 600 0lO 90 ! :
Baker and Leighton; Allemang and Lynch,
Birmingham Ala, July 11.-Shreveport
broke her losing streak today by defeating
Birmingham In game which abounded
In hits and errors. Birmingham batted
Fisher hard. but was unable TO bunch the
hits when hits were needed feature
of the game wns the batting OF Brouthers,
Birmingham's new third bascman. recently
of the Charlotte, y, c., team, He got four
hitS out of FIVE times up,
Score r II L
Birmingham ..,.... 200 o2l 600 ) IL 3
Shreveport ........ .tS2 u2S OoO-lO 10 .
Brandt, Beaver and Blues; Fisher and
McGuire,
Chattanooga, Tenn, July 1l.-Chatta.
nooga put up the prettiest game Of base.
bill ever seen on the local diamond -Four
doubles, fast playing and grent head work
gave the locals the game a base on balls
and SANKEY'S hit over right field fence al
lowed New orleans two runs. Attendance
1900
Score r II u
Chattanooga ... .co1 OIL cox 3 S %
New Orleans ........O 90 OO3 600 o
Brennan and Roth; Freel and Westlake.
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.JAMES Butte
HOUSTON.

the periods OF low water The hydro
graphic work In Texas Is part of the
general study OF the country's water re-
sources conducted by the United States
geological survey, through which It is
aimed to secure nm understanding OF tho
streams and underground waters Of tho
United States, with a view to their eco
monte use
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Baseball Sunday.

A strong aggregation OF ball players
from Galveston several of whom have
lately been playing with the Lake Charles,
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National League.

Plttsburg, July 11,-"Lcfty" Davies may
not play again this season. In steal ng
second base today he broke Ills leg in the
same maner Van Haltren did two months
ngo aud on the same spot. Plttsburg won
because Sparks was easy.
Score Il II u
pittsburg ....... 900 4OO U2S- Is IL 1
New York ......... 100 900 Hr-- y d .
Fhilippi and O'Conuor; Sparks and Yea
ger.
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American League.

Chicago, July 1.-THE Chlcagos won
close and well played game from st. Louis
today which was decidedly a pitchers bat
tie
Chicago .,......,...00 OOl vi
Piatt and Mcfarland; Howell and Dono-
hue.
Washington, July i1.-Washington won
an exciting game from Baltimore today by
hits at the proper time, Mccain WAS
Spiked" Kelly and Gilbert were put on
the grounds for dispuung the umpirc's de
cislons
Score
baltimore ...,....l 100 OOi 100
Townsend and Clarke; Cronin and Robin
son.
Cleveland. July 11.--Cleveland won easily
from Detroit Mullln aud Varney were
wild.
Score
Dets... .........,...o oo o2o 200 o 5
v~Tnry, Wright and Semis; Mullln and
Mcclure.
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81. Louis, July list. louis won
close game from Brooklyn. Two Brooklyn
players were left oil bases in the ninth
when the last out was made. Attendance
3aco
Score ~ II u
st Louis ......... OlO OO3 O0x-- 10 /
BROOKLYN .......1 100 60 10 3 5
Wicker and Jones; Newton and Ahearn
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Cincinnati July 1.-THE Bostons out
played the Clncinnats today.
Score II
Cincinnati ...,., OOl OOl 900 8 &
BOSTON ......... lOl 900 Htp- y y
Philips and Hetz; Eason aud Kilt
| rodge.
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
CHAPTER 269.

CHAPTER 269.
N. B.-This law applies only to Bal
timore city and AIIegany County, and
not being a general law was not select
ed by the Governor and the Attorney
General for publication. 1t is given
here as a matter of general interest
to the readers of this paper. AS intro
duced the bill applied to the entire
State, but by exemption all counties
were excluded except AlIegany and the
city of Baltimore.
AN ACT to amend Article n Of the
Code of Public General Laws, Title
public Education" by adding ff-
teen sections. under the new Sub
Title School Attending" to follow
Section 1913, and to be numbered as
Sections 1874, 1875, 126, 127, 12S, 129.
1870. 131, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. 1877
and 1873, respectively.
Section BE it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That the
following Sections be and they are
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1902
COMPETENCY OF WITNESSES.
CHAPTER 495.

AN ACT to Repeal and Re-enact with
Amendments Section two of Article
thirty-five, of the Code of Public
General Laws, title Evidence"
Subtitle Competency of Witness
es.''
Section BE it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That Sec
Code of Public General Laws, title
Evidence" Subtitle, competency of
Witnesses be and the same is hereby
repealed and re-enacted so as to read
as follows:
Section Pin actions or proceedings
by or against executors or admins
traitors in which judgments or DEGREES
may be rendered for or against them,
and in proceedings by or against per-
sons incompetent to testify by reason
of mental disability. no party to thu
cause shall be allowed to testify as to
anv transaction had with or statement
made by the testator. interstate or par
ty so incompetent to testify either per-
sonally or through an agent since
dead. lunatic or insane, unless
called to testify thereto by the OPP
posite party. or unless the testimony
of such testator. interstate or party in
competent to testify shall have been
already given in evidence concerning
the same trasaction or statement. in
the same cause. on his or her own be-
half or on behalf of his or her repre-
sentative in interest. nor shall 1t be
competent in any case for any party
to the cause who has been examined
therein as witness to corroborate his
testimony when impeached by proof
of his own declaration or statement
made to third persons out of the pres
ence and hearing of the adverse party.
Approved April s. 1902.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE L. MITCHELL.
Speaker of the House Of Delegates.
Office of the Chief Clerk House of
Delegates:
l hereby certify that the aforegoing
is a true copy of an Act OF the General
Assembly of Maryland. passed at tn
January Session. 1902.
B. L. SMITH.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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SALE OF POISONOUS DRUGS.
CHAPTER $50.


AN ACT Regulating the sale of Poison
Drugs in the State of Maryland.
Section BE it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That II
shall be unlawful for any person, from
and after the passage Of this Act, TO
retail any Of the following pOisons; Ar
senic and its preparations, corrosive
sublimate, white precipitate, red preclp-
itate. biniodide of mercury, cyanide OF
potassium, hydrocyanic acid. strych-
nine and all other poisonous vegetable,
alkaloids and their salts, essential OIL
of bitter almonds, opium and Its prep
arations. aconite, belladOnna, colchl-
cum. conium nuX vomica, henbane. sa-
vine, ergot. cOtton-roOt, cantharldes,
creosote. digitalis and their pharma-
ceutical preparations, croton OIL cholo-
reform. choral hydrate. sulphate OF
zinc. mineral acids, carbolic acid and
oXalic acid without distinctly Labelling
the box, vessel or paper IN Whlch the
said poison is contained, with the name
of the article. the word 'Poison.' and
the name and the place of business OF
the seller.
Section 2-Nor shall it be lawful for
any registered pharmacist. or other
persons. to sell any of the polsons
above enumerated without causing an
entry to be made in book kept for
that purpose, stating the date OF sale,
the name and address of the purchas-
er. the name of the poison sold. the
purpose for which it is represented
by the purchaser to be required. and
the name of the dispenser. such BOOK
to be always open for inspection by the
proper authorities. and to be preServ-
ed for at least five years. The proVl-
sions of this Section shall not apply to
the dispensing of poisOns in not I'M
usual quantities or doses. upon the
prescription Of practitioners OF medl-
cine ANY violation of the provisions
of these Sections shall make the Of
fender liable to fine of not less than
five dollars. and not more than one
hundred dollars.
Section And be it enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from the
date of its passage.
Approved April II. 1902.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
Governor.
JOHN HUMMER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
Office of the Chief Clerk House of
Delegates:
HEREBY certify that the aforegoing
is true copy Of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland. passed at the
January Session, 1902.
B. L. SMITH.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1902.

affidavit before a Justice of the Peace
or Notary Public, and the same shall
be retained as confidential by said JUS
tice or notary until required by this
Act to be sent to the State chemist;
provided further, that the purchaser
or purchasers sending such sample or
samples of fertilizer shall withhold
said description or descriptions Of said
sample or samples until he has re-
ceived the report of the said State
chemist of the analysis of the same.
Any person or persons receiving any
analysis from the State chemist under
this Act shall Immediately thereafter
forward to him the statement required
by this Act to be made at the time OF
taking the sample or samples; and
any person or persons violating the
provisions of this Section shall be pun
ished by fine of one hundred dollars;
and any manufacturer, agent or repre-
sentative who shall be convicted of
making false and fraudulent representa-
tons as to the quality and constituent
elements of any fertilizers by the
printed analysis upon any such bag or
package shall be fined one hundred
dollars (s1OO) for the first offense and
two hundred dollars $4,000 for every
subsequent offense thereafter; and the
report of the analysis of any such sam
pie of fertilizer sent to the Agricultu-
raj College for examination under this
Act shall be prima facie evidence as
to the quality of the lot Of fertilizer
from which said sample was taken.
Section 2-And be it further enacted.
That all Acts or parts of Acts incon-
sistent with this Act are hereby re-
pealed, and that this Act shall take eff
feet from the date of its passage.
Approved April 10, 1902.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
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DESIGNATION OF THE FLAG.
CHAPTER 49S.

AN ACT to Amend Article q of the
Code of Public General Laws OF
MARYLAND. title Grimes and Punish
ments.' by the addition Of another
Section to follow Immediately after
Section Al B, and to be known and
Designated as Section Al c, and to
be under the subtitle "Desecration
of the National Flag" and to provide
a penalty for the violation thereof.
Section BE it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That Arti-
Gle q of the Code of Public
General Laws of Maryland, title
Grimes and Punishments," be and the
same is hereby amended by the addi-
ton of a new Section to follow lmme-
diately after Section Al B, and to be
known and designated as Section Al G,
and to be under the subtitle ''Desecra-
ton of the National Flag" to read as
follows:
Al C-The National Flag or the Coat
of Arms of the United States, or any
imitation or representation thereof,
shall not be attached to or imprinted
or represented upon any goods. wares
of the same; and no goods, wares or
merchandise, or any advertisement of
the same. shall be attached to the Ma
tional Flag or the Coat of Arms of
the United States. and no such adver-
tisement shall be imprinted thereon.
Any person, firm or corporation vlolat-
ing the terms of this Section shall be
deemed guilty of a miSdemeanOr, and
upon conviction thereof before Court
of competent jurisdiction of this State
shall be fined not more than one hun
dred dollars or imprisoned for more
than twelve months. or both; and in
the event that the violation shall be
by a corporation the penalty shall be
inflicted upon the president or other
chief officer thereof.
Section 2-And be it further enact
ed that this Act shall take effect
from April 80, 1902.
Approved April s, 1902.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
Office of lne Chief Clerk House of
Delegates:
l hereby certify that the aforegoing
is a true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
January Session, 1902.
B. L. SMITH.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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Office of the Clerk of the Court of APP

Office Of the Clerk of the Court of APP
pealS:
State of Maryland. Set:
|, Thomas Parran. Clerk of the
Court of Appeals of Maryland, do here
by certify. that the foregoing is full
and true copy of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly Oh Maryland of which it
purports to be copy, as taken from
the Original Law belonging to and de-
posted in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Appeals aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. l have here
unto set my hand as Clerk and affixed
the seal of the said Court Of Appeals,
this 18th day of April, A. D.. 1902.
tSeaD THOMAS PARRAN,
Clerk of Court o. Appeals Of Maryland
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Office of the Chief Clerk House OF
Delegates:
l hereby certify that the aforegoing
is a true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland. passed at the
January Session, 1902.
B. L. SMITH.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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Office of the Secretary of the Senate.
I hereby certify that the aforego1nss
is true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Marvland. passed at the
January session, 1902.
ALFRED RITTER.
Secretary of the Senate.