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The Health officer of Racine reports
that there are now sixteen we'll devel-
oped cases of smallpox in that city.
Mrs. E. P. Chalfant and daughte
Beth, of Chicago, are spending few
days with friends and relatives in Ke-
uosha.
Walter Abel, of this city, won fourth
place in the final Oratorica1 contest
held at the University of Wisconsin
last evening.
H. C. Crook has just rec we'd a car
load of lumber, and will in prove Crook
Lawn with 1,OOO-foot sidewalk, four
feet in width.
Fred Tanck has purchased Bert Lar
rabee's famous pacing horse, and has
put him in training at his stock farm
west of the city.
Rumors are going the rounds about
fraudulent voters in some of the wards
and some investigation will probably
be made into the matter.
Fred Tanck has purchased the prop
erty of Mrs. E. G. Hazelton fronting
on Ashland avenue. The considera-
tion was three thousand dollars.
George w. McKesson will represent
the town of Randall in the County
Board for another year, the straight
Republican ticket being elected on
Tuesday.
Sweeter than the breath of morn is
the breath of the girl who takes Rocky
Mountain Tea. A perfect system
renovator, safe, soothing and invigor-
ating. c. H. Hurd. dwa5
The Chicago Yacht Club managers
haye not as yet set date for the an
nual squadron race to Kenosha but it
will probably be one of the earliest
events of the season.
Wise is the girl whose sense of self
interest prompts her to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t fills her full OF
vigor and there is always honey in her
heart for you. G. H. Hurd. dwaS
Edward Lovejoy who recently re.
signed his position at the Simmons
factory has accepted position al
Indianapolis and will remove his fam.
lily to that city next Monday.
Marriage licenses have beenI issued
for the marriage of Andrew Larsen
and Miss Marie Josephsen, of this city
and for the marriage of Joseph Larkin
and Miss Margaret pickle, of Wau
kegan.
The late reports from Washington
seem to indicate that there is little
hope of Kenosha securing an appro.
priation for public building at this
session of Congress. Better luck next
year.
Fifteen people in Chicago have gore
insane on account of their desire tc
drink great lot of book beer during
the season. AS yet no one in Kenoshs
has been crazed by drinking the dark
beverage.
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Oyer=WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.

unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
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Easily Provided For.

A Washington woman who has a
home that LIS in reality a small farm,
in the suburbs close by this city, en-
ployes colored youth as a man-of-all-
work around the place. He attended
divine service recently and was evil
IDENTIFY very much impressed with what
he heard at church in reference to re-
ligious requirements during Lent Re
turning home from the house of wor-
ship he said:
"You needn't bother about me dur
ing Lent. Just give me a dozen eggs
for breakfast every morning, and
plenty of oysters and fish and I'll
manage to get along very well without
meat"-Washingt Star.
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Aubrey de Vere's HumOr.

Mr.. Dennis says that ''like Words
worth, Aubrey de We're had neither wit
nor humor." These qualities hardly ap-
peared In Mr.. de Veres writings, but /
should say that the rare charm of his
society was in no small measure de-
rived from them, as we'll as from his
memories and his fancy, his kindness
and delight iR giving pleasure. Satiric
wit and even irCny were uncongenial
to him, but his sayings were often re-
memberable for felicity and humor. /
recollect a happy description of a GER
tain type-"Some people take down
rightness for uprightness." And stories
of Irish humor could hardly be better
told than they were by him.-London
Spectator.
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"Dr. Parker" says the London CORE
spondent of The Congregationalist,
"who is now in his seventy-second year,
continues to preach three times a week
to large congregations at the City Tenn
pie, but he declines all outside work,
chiefly because he has been suffering
from heart trouble. The symptoms at
present are not serious, but he has re
ceiyed warning that he cannot ignore.
He has lost little OF his freshness and
nerve and even daring. He will be
game to the end. May it be long de-
layed"
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Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilner's
Swamp-ROOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits SoR
by all druggists in fifty
cent and onedollar siz ss
es. You may have szAaSssass Do g ssskE1e9
sample bottle by mail Home of swampRoot
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. H.
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SHORT ITEMS.
.pril showers bring May flowers.

April showers bring May flowers.
E. A. Taylor, of Chicago, is spend
ing week in Kenosha.
Will Yu1e is home from Chicago for
a short visit with his parents.
Good values for little money at the
Jones Clothing House, Meyers Block.
Miss Harriet Stofford, of Winnetka,
is spending few days with friends in
this city.
The Town of Wheatland reelected
its old town officers at the election on
Tuesday.
S. A. McSwain, of Chicago, spent
Wednesday evening with friends in
Kenosha.
John Abel has been mentioned as a
probable candidate for the appoint
ment as Chief of Police.
The Rev. H. S. Roblee has gone to
Charlotte, Mich; for a weeks visit
with former pensioners.
Tom Graves has accepted position
in the Milwaukee Office of the North
Western Railway company.
The Rev. Mr.. Maryon, Rector at
Kemper Hall, went to Waukegan We'd
nesday to officiate at a wedding.
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
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Miss Bertha Pa1matier spent Friday
with friends in Chicago.
Stewart Mulch, of Elroy, was in Ke-
nosha Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Gottfredsen
spent Thursday in Chicago.
E. L. Evans, of Racine, was Keno
sha visitor Thursday evening.
Miss May Harrington. of Chicago, is
the guest of Miss Alice McKune.
Frank Head, of Utica, New York, is
the guest of his father, Dan Head.
Miss Grace Leahey, of Racine, spent
Friday evening with friends in Keno
sha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
BOYCOTT ON FORT WORTH
INSURANCE COMPANIES WILL WITH
DRAW FROM THAT CITY.
The Electrical Wiring Conditions % Not
Conform to the Standards Set by
the Underwriters.

Dallas, Texas, June 25.-The committee
appointed at the recent meeting In Calves.
ton of the Texas Fire Preventive associa.
ton to investigate and report on electrical
wiring conditions in Fort Worth met In
Dallas today and submitted their report TO
]. h. Hereford, president Of the association,
and others in authority The report was
strongly against the electric wiring condi.
lions existing in Fort Worth and about
thirty companies wired their agents to dis
continue business there at once, and with.
draw insurance work until further orders,
The meeting was held In secret but Il Is
positively learned from reliable sources
that this action was taken. II is under
stood that If, within reasonable length
OF time, electrical wiring conditions shall I'D
made satisfactory to the insurance author
itics, business may be resumed in Fort
Worth
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day one 60 Des Moinos, Iowa, and one to
Blueworth MINI. He VIII ship one more
car tomorrow The crop Is Gne this season.
The Chicago tourist excursion train
pnssed through here yesterday. 1hey We're
met at the depot ny n large crowd or
Ganado people who entertained them for
over thirty minutes. A nce display OF
Ganado products was displayed for their
benefit on the depot pntform consisting or
rice, hay, vegetables aud watermelous, rive
urge londs Of melons we're standing near
the platform. to which the eXcurslonlsts
were all invited 10 help themselves. Whlle
fine brass hnnd furnished some nice music
n most enjoyable dance was participated
In by the oldest men OF the crowd called
the Iowa squire After feast OF mel
ons by all and fresh cigars to the men
which were furnished hy Gauado the trim
pulled out, carrying away 400 fine water
melons as n compliment
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Mr.. BEYERIDGE GAVE IN.
Omnibus Statehood Bill Is to Be TAX.
en- Up in December.
THE SENATE HAS SCORED A POINT
House Reeeded from It's Position that
Amendments Could Not Be Made to
the Appropriation Bills.

Washington, June 25-As a result Of the
determined efforts Of senators Bailey and
Quay, the senate today agreed to take up
the Statehood bill on December 10 next and
make Il unfinished business, senator Bfy-
eridge having given assurances that the
committee on Territories would report the
measure on the date named II was the
evident intention ~ the republican ma.
jority In the senate TO ignors the bil on.
tirely aud for time Il looked as II moth.
ing would be dunc at this session. The
action Of the Junior senator from Texas and
the senator from Pennsylvania In declaring
they would object to tho transaction Of ali
business under unanImor,s consent had the
desired effect. however lind the agreement
outlined above was the result,
A number of bills of mlnor import nce
were passed.
The conference report on the army ap.
Precipitation bill was agreed TO. thus passing
that measure and eliminating the friction
which has existed between the two houses
over IL,
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TWO PERSONS DROWNED.

Young Man Gave His Life in an EndeaVor
to Save a Young Lady.
Humble Texas, June 25.This evening
about o'clock while party OF young peo'
pie from Humble were fishing on the San
Jncinto Miss Sarah Rowe Of New Caney
fell 10 the river Mr.. Robert Dearin, a
young man of this place, jumped In to save
the drowning girl Not being able to swim
himself both went down and were lost
Both bodies we're found late tonight and
an inquest held.
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BEAUMONT TEAM DIsBANDEo.
Some OF the Players Have Already Lett
TONup

I own.
Beaumont. Texas. June "a THE beau'
mont ball team. which has been member
of the Sunset league. went to pieces to-day
aud Iva Tevls, pitcher, and Stevens, the
outfelder, went to NacoGdoches. Richard
son had already gone there. Kid Reynolds
went back to Lake Charles and Lockhead
and Weber are at work here. the latter III
business for himself; The balance OF tne
team is being kept here pending the uegl
sion Of Mr.. Lee Blanchette to take tne,
management. An effort Is being made 70
get him to do this and IL the whoie mat
Ter is given in his charge he may agree 70
do IT, He would at once make the team
Jump into popularity. He has always sem
That this city had a winner whenever ne
had anything to do with Il and the ians
are, urging him, to take 1t. i prirS aoes
will stay with him and the balance OF the
team may he made w OF new maI ,pioy.
ment and NAV accept It, in which event he
would not be In the game
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BEER 70 BE CHEAPER.

Brewers Have Yielded to the Demands
OF the Retailers.
san Antonio. Texas, June 25.-At meet
Ing Of the saloon men Of San Antonio, held
IN the League of Liberty hall. a communlca-
ton was read from the two brewery com
panies giving notice that from now on the
price of beer IN San Antonio would be 81
a barrel, n reduction Of 81. This action Is
a result II dcmaud made by tho League
Of Liberty last week, the reduction being
the amount OF the war tax which mas re
Gently been taken off by the government
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Texans in New York.

New York, June 25.--The following
Texans are registered in New York:
Houston--Abe Levy. Hoffman; IL. W
Cortes, Marlborough
Laredo-L. ]. Christen and wife. Gllsey..
Austin--J. Hornsby, Metropolitan; d. N
Knowles, Marlborough.
Victoria-J. L. HaIiman, Amsterdam.
Fort Worth--F. Gray G. NJ. Greyer, Cos
mopolitan.
Buera-Dr. ]. Burns, Grand Union.
Dallns-J. j. Carnes. SturteYant; W. II
Garrettson, Grand Union.
San Antonlo-T A. McVicar. Astor.
Marshall--J. Michael McAlbert.
Teras--Mrs. NJ. e. Young, Miss <Eung
NormandIe
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EDWARD H. JENKINS DEAD.
He Was at the Head OF the San Antonio
Traction Companies,

He Was at the Head OF the San Antonio
Traction Companies.
San Antonio, Texas. June 2a.-Presidont
Edward II. Jenkins Of the san Antonio
Gas and Electric company. died at the
Hot Wells hotel IN this city at O'Clock
this worning, after an Illness Of two
weeks Ilc was born ia Indianapolis Ind,
In lSI3 where he was assistant supcrn-
tendent 0f the gas company. Later he
was superintendent Of the Elkhart Ind)
Gas company, the Columbus Gas company
and engineer of the CoyinRtOp tkYJ Gas
company In 1898 he was appointed on
ginecr Of the Emerson Mcmillan company
at Buffalo y. y, aud when that com
pany acquired the traction and gas, cleo
mic plants In San Antonio 10 1890, he
was sent here as president He took Il
prominent position In business circles here
md was regarded as one OF the leaders In
the city.
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Lido. Reanan at Home.

Palestine, Texas, June 25-Judge Reagan
and wife returned home last night from
Austin. where rhey have been for the past
week. The report that the Judge was
takc, seriously i'll at Austin yesterday
and came home on that account. Is un.
true. as The Post correspondent has Just
had a talk with Mrs, Reagan, and she
rho nudge only went to Austin for few
DAYS 10 be there in attendance on sons
ir1nortapt matters that were TO come UP
uefore the commission.
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HAYES in the ninth inning called h..
t,tIas Out At third who was easily an.
the score on the long hy hit by F,,, .,ra
me crowd In the grand stand swarr,ea
onto the grounds and II was some dine Nv
fore the play could go on. 'e pe'
Score by innings u
Lake Charles ......... oao on o,a :
Crowley. Oo1 oio az, . !,
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prohibjtion Campaian in Ellis.

Wnyahachie, Texas June -. The prohl-
hilton campaign was opened In this coun'
~ yesterday by the prohibitionists issn,
Ing call for mass meeting 10 he held
IN Waxuhachie next Saturday afternoon
The petition was signed by several hun
dred citizens from all parts of the eoun-
~. Petitions for an election are being
circulated in various sectlons OF the count y
and they will be presented 10 the July
meeting Of the commissioners court for
consideration
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WASHINGTON NOTES
lSneclal 10 M Post.l

washington. June 25.-The nomination ot
Victor s. Foster Of Houston as second
lieutenant OF cavalry was sent TO the sen
MIC today. Foster Is one Of this year !
West Point graduates.
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Killed Near Texarkana.

Texarkana, Texas, June 25.-At Goldon-
ma, La, today, thlrty-hye miles north OF
tnis point, Il. W. Loe was shot through
the head with q Winchester aud Instantly
Filled. NJ. o. Gunter surrendered Loe
came originally from BclcheTylle, Texas,
and has relatives living there.
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Al Washington Park.

lts nnr, June 25.-Flying Torpedo Non
Y llbsru stakes at Washington Park TO
z rG sloppy and slow track. He got
d front and led all the way, winning
Nt fh,i dozen lengths from Little Scout.
'y' finished gamely. Flying Torpedo was
III " from $500, his entered price, TO
i. ~ BY Steve IHommedieu. 5. e. Hill
ID claimed Harry New after the selling
,,., s for si7l0 Ioday's sport was below
-, Standard, partly because Of the condi-
4: y Of The track The Gates Drake com
,I@ IEltn won, II is said, 100000 on Conun-
n. 70 md Flying Torpedo.
~ Me and seventy yards-Alatdin, Prowl,
NM NM " Williams. Time $50
X, I've iurlongs 2-year oids-Foxy Kane, Air
j., u ~ Ter Soil Time 1:O4 "a
IN n, HIs snd sixteenth, the Auburn stakes
N, fl for Syear.olds and upward; value
n, Winner Substituting Torpedo, Little
h, srs Brulare. Time 1:52 30
Il, tuflongs, selling Conundrum, Rag
u, Illuminate. Time 1ls.
N, ls- yucaln, Bragg, Alfred vargrare.
~ ssiaI 7
Il L b itrloDgs. selliug-stuyve, II You
aa p Gales, Time ilD rs.
il TAsHINGToN PARK ENTRIES.
~ b. nile and fifty yards selling -Gawane
da Q. W, W 104, King Barley Corn,
y" ~NVnn' Ittl NO ALeln, hp0meIdch,
tt ~, John McGurk. Ed Adaok, Ra.
esl ~, Tsmmany Chief ~, Rlyensburg ns,
its ~ Thompson ~, Queen Of Dixiama aS.
81 'T and a half furlongs. 2.year-olds--
NJ 40 Bel, Won Rouse. j, Sidney Walker
ns wv lis, Rhcta no, Eva Russell 100,
W ", 10 Joe Buckley 1os, The Don 1Gs,
NJ ,W,sIes los, Foxy Kane 1903 Beach
!. 4 slrsnce l05, Flying Girl 103
ig nile, the Englewood stakes-Flora
HH aai ~, Wainamoinen. Moqhina 100,
Il so'H Queen. Lacrimae, Elsie L., Hood
" y Lingo III, Cute Ito.
Il. and one.sixteenth-The Lady Iii,
M Tangible 95.
na fgrlongs-scorpio lie. Federal III,
m laA Bgn'on, Erema 1o7, Filliform 100,
ne st Wing l02 Herodiade 100.
N mule and fifty yards. selling-Prince
M nna ~ Winter 1o7. Miss Liza. C. p.
n .l9,l le. Barbara Frietchic, vincennes,
N. aunt lo3, Lecturer i02, Della Ostrand
y LAST Knight 100, Hylo, Boaster 90.
y 'auoy and muddy
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Residence and Furniture Damaged.

Tyler Texas, June %. The residence and
household furniture of Colonel George G.
lmbcrly was partly destroyed by fire
last night and the damage on the house
amounts 10 5000. The furniture loss was
$500. fully covered by insurance.
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BeeviIIe Defeated Kennedy.

Beeyllle, Texas. June 25-Kenedy came
dow from Karnes county yesterday and
crossed oats with the Beesillc nine on inc
local diamond In the afternoon. Inc scoa.
stood IS to In favor Of the home Lean ~
the close Of the ninth Inning
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san Antonio Won from Corpus.

Corpus Christi, Texas. June %. In tne
second game of ball today the san AN
tonic team won by score OF 20 10
mercIfully. while Munday for San Antonio
pitched 4 good game. Tie Will he pls.sn
on tomorrow with Nelson In the boz TOT tne
kids"
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THE VIRGIL oALLAHER CASE
Called at cuero and Venue Changed to
BeSar County.

Cuero, Texas, June 25.-rhe Virgil Cana
her case was called this morning and the
venue was changed to Bexar county The
young man was In the court room and ap'
pears 10 he standing his confinement re-
markedly well. The Galveston storm very
nearly made a wreck of the ease, as X
rs a very difficult matter TO get the Wit
nesses here and many Of them are dead.
The jury in the Gerhardt case was So
cured this eYcning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
CHICAGO Tourists Al Ganado.

Ganado, Texas, June 2S-air. II. d.
cslkins, president OF the First National
bank OF this place. chipped two carloads
OF very nne watermelons from here sestef-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
81. Louis Fair Grounds.

LOUIS, June 25.-Fitzkanet and katos
'@ only winning favorites at the Fair
.sab today. Track fast.
~ igrlongs, selling, 2.year- oIds-Ben
mOlrami Poul Quot. me 1;O2H.
uuflongs, purse-katos, MI. Mulkey,
Home, Time l:l5.
ss aud three sixteenths, seIling-Jlm
Azcl, W b. Gates. Tlme 2:U1M.
,n,.iutongs, purse-kitzkanS> Bucceuth,
ana seventy cards. selling-urrls,
vmetoy. Loves Labour. Time ;46M.
Eng half furlongs, selling -Tne
r' ,n Sir Christopher, Gallautry.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2e 1902

the senate amendments which remained in
dispute after the last conference. favor
able agreement. was reached appropriating
s2,Wp,ooc for the construction o. buildings
Hawaii; The bill as nnaiiy agreed to car
ries $50. ,S59.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
RuHLlN DEFEATED sHARKEY.

Irish Lad Whipped the sailor IN rTuVe"
Rounds.
London. June 25.-In the coronation poA'
ing tournament today Gus Rubin OF AK
ron. Ohio, defeated Tom Sharkey OF Ne"
York I'm eleven rounds.
Denver Ed Martin, the negro nghter, u ~,
feated sandy Ferguson, the Engllshman, Ia
fve rounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
Southern League.

Chattanooga, June o5.--Four pitchers
were used In the game today. Two er.
rors and seven hits off Brennan gave Biz
mingham eight runs, but Bruuer proved
mystery again and allowed but three hits
Two errors by Lawler and tdree hits in
the ninth gave Chattanooga the series.
Score n II r
Chattanooga ....., ao3 100 oo4-if' Il ;
Brennan, Bruner and Roth Deaver, Clark
and Brown.
Nashville. June 25.-Nashville scored her
thirteenth consecutive victory today
Score r II e
Nashville ......... .o02 O1o O5O- Ii 8
Atlanta ............OO 600 30 O01-4 II 3
Damman and Knoll; Baker and Latimer
Shreveport June 5.-IAttle Rock made
II three straishts in n ragged exhibition of
ball today.
Score r H z
Little Rock .......oo7 $40 oo6-17 II :
Shreveport .......101 600 2lT-i2 10 =
Moran and Lynch; Reust and Mcclure.
Memphis, June %, Memphis defeated
New Orleans this afternoon by a score Of
s to . after the visitors practically stopped
playing the game and gave schoolboy ex-
hbiton. Many present say their tactics
were inexcusable. The game was marked
by long wrangles with the umpire.
Score-- Fl Y
Memphis ......... 900 o5o COX o
New Orleans ...... 100 O10 COO 8 4
st. vrain and Accorslni; Freeland and
Abbott; Smith and Herbert.
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The senate has confirmed the nomina
tIons OF Colonel William II. Carter assist
ami adiutant general. and Major Lasker III
Bliss. commlssary, TO be brigadier generals
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
ReaIdence Al Fort Womb.

o'clock tonight nrc destroyed the residences
Of n. A, Cunningham and John Bates on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
BASEBALL.
National LEAGUE,

Boston, June 25.-Dunovan wa, verr er
ratio today, wild pitch and a phss no.
counting for three Of Boston's runs. vhne
Longs throw into the blcachers was re.
sponsible for the two Brooklyn tallies.
Score u =, -,
Boston .............1 U3 O0u COX 4 Il =
bIooklyn ......... .OlO COZ Coz 2 \ /
Wills and kittredge; Donovan and
st. Louis, June 25.-Hahn was inyincih,c
in today's game between st. Louis and
Cincinnati and let the home team down
without run.
Score ID VI >,
81. Louis ......... .0O0 600 ocO-- d Z I
CINCINNATI .....,..,. 600 20 312-1O IL 1
Murphy and Ryan. Hahn and Bergen
Philadelphia June 25.-The Phlllies took
the game from New York through superior
fielding.
Score y III ~
Philadelphia .......Oo0 40 ok 81
New York -...,.,.. .o01 600 GOO 4
:, Duggleby apd Doonln; Matthewson and
Bowerman.
chicago, June 25.-Chicago Pittsburr
game postponed; rain.