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IMMIGRATION CONGRESS.
Itinerary OF the Delegates After the
Adjournment on June %.

Adjournment on June %.
Assistant General Passenger Agent An
derson Of the Southern Pacific yesterday
gave out the following as the itinerary Of
the land and immigration congress after
adjournment on June 23.
Leave Galveston o a. M, June %, for
Dayton, Sour Lake and Beaumont, visiting
pumping plant of the Beaumont Irrigation
company, Spindle Top, Gladys city and see
the gushcrs gush.
Leave Beaumont for Houston at 4;3o p.
m; visit the Auditorium and other attrac-
lions In Houston.
Leave Houston n. m, June "a, for Vie
t0rlu, Van Week, Wharton; lunch at El
Campo thence to Port Lavaca and return
to Victoria.
Leave Victoria . n. m. June %, for the
coast via Cuero San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway Kennedy: lunch at Beeville;
thence to Corpus Christi.
Leave Corpus Christi a. M. June % for
inspection OF intermediate country to Rock
port; lunch at Rockport thence for san
Antonio, arriving In time to visit The
Alamo, Fort sam Houston Scholz Garden,
Hot sulphur Wells sanitarinm and tue
many parks for which San Antonio Is
noted Buck Horn Exchange, where a
$4,000 collection Of horns eau be seen.
Leave San Antonio n. m, june ~. for
Houston, visiting Seguin. Luling. Flatonia
lunch at Schulenburg: Lissc--" Sfoat"
Farm, with its complete pumping plant;
sugar and paper mill at Sugariand.
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The LAMPAsAs SHOOT.
Every Promise that II Win Be Bis
Affair

Lampasas, Texas. June 12.-Thc chal-
lenge recently issued by Albert Wilcox Of
San Angelo to f. NJ. Faurote Of Fort
Worth has been accepted by the challenged
party and the contest will take place In
this city at the meeting Of the West Texas
Gun club on July IA and IL.
Wilcox was the possessor Of the trophy
consisting Of a diamond medal which was
won by Faurote at the state shoot
at San Antonio last month, Mr.. WI
cox then being unable to attend on account
Of sickness. hence the challenge. de-
post is IN the hands Of the proper authori
ties here TO guarantee that the contest viii
be pulled ~. The shoot Of tho West TrXis
Gun club Is scheduled for July IA and Ii,
and is 10 be big affair. Clubs will be
here from San Angelo, BrownwC Cd
Comanche, Bolton. Temple, Burnet Der
tram. Granger Bartlett. Georgetown and
Lampasas. large attendance Is already
assured $500 In purses has already been
secured 10 so In as added moneys
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Horses Fall at Harlem.

Chicago, Jure 13.-Three horses fei III
the steeplechase NJ Harlem today ana
Jockeys Brode and Lyons were plinfulIv,
the former seriously injured. Brodie had
the mount on Glissando and Lyons was on
Rcd VIII. Both horses fell at the nrSt
fence and Brodie whose mount was the nrst
to fall, was jumped on by Red VIII me
boy was carried from the track unconscious
to the Jockey room, where he had severn ,Ii
commissions before he came 10 himself MP
injuries, which are internal. are not neGes,
snrily fatal Lyons collar bone was proA..
and he, too. was unconscious for a time AZ
the third jump Henry Gibbs fell, Dut Joe 49,
Kelley escaped injury, The race was Won ,n
Inv Farrell, the ii to 8 fayorite. AFTER tne, y
fall GlIssando and Red VIII hoth ran AVA
two miles and a half before they were
caught. ~ so, Alice
Carey. Pirnte. Time 80 40.
Sly furlongs-DellR Ostrand, Emma - b''
simeon Time / :21 30. r,.i coIev
Steeplechase, short course-f hils'i'
Helen Paxton. Time $40 20. ia.
sir furlongs-If You Dare, Aratoma' bo'"
Five furiongs-Glendon, Ben Cnuiiee'
Filly Deck. Time 1901 80. -. Thine
Mile-Guy H., Lief Prince fea''
1850 20.
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|ilI0!!y BATTED OUT.
| .,,,ters Fell on Stewart in The
Ninth Inning.
I,,a, had MORE RUNS THAN HITS.
e..o,s in the Field and in the
Work Cost the Cawthons
~ Another Game.

y. aefeated Houston yesterday In
,raloe Of, what proved to be a
~ ~. and interesting game. Stewart,
o.s did the pitching for the Cav
- his work was surprise to the
!. allowed but Ave hits and struck
nan and gave I've bases on balls
T, '.,ur, of the game was the four
q .,,,s made, two by Houston aud
'~ rfaumont. A home rum hit over
n a, seld fence by Hansen, a new
" decided novelty. Wilson, late
N r.te Charles. who has now signed
,I,astou. covered third base well and
,so hits, one of them for two bases.
IN short aud "Skeeter" REILLY on
III. Mayed their positions well. The
~. MAYED an almost perfect fielding
N mi we're weak at the bat. The
II, was not at all satisfactory. Hous-
|rf ", ,bS worst of It twice. In the eigh h
Y " ramopdson slid over the plate be-
I'i ~ catcher had the ball. but was de-
~ INT ~ This would have added at least
tav wore run TO Houston's score. The
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THE RACES.
Getaway Day at erayesend.

New York. June 13.-Four favorltes, a
second choice and long shot were the win
ners Mt Gravesend today. Owing to the
fact that today was getaway day and that
tomorrow the great Suburban will be run
at Sheepshead only fair crowd was in at
tendance. The card was very ordinary.
The handicap for 3.year-olds and up at
mile and a furlong brought out the best
field Of the day. Ethics, after trailing MS
field to the stretch. won handlly. Weather
clear and warm and the track fist.
About six furlongs, selling-Criteiion zen
Howard. Charles W. Meyers Time 10 20
Mile and seventy yRrds-Grand Opera,
Connecticut slip Thrift. Time 40. -
Five furlonGs, maiden 2-year'old niles
Roxboro. Gold Money. THAN. Time ~.
Mile and n furlong, handicap VIM
citor Kindred. Time :54 ..
About six furlongs. handicap Tor 2Near-
olds-Africandcr, Tantaius Cup, Benson
hurst Time 10 IL.
Mile and n sixteenth sell Agnes ",
Henry clay Rye, Prince Richard l'mo
1:4S35
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Bad Ridinn at latonia.

Cincinnati, June 15.-Jockey wedder-
strand was set down, indefinitely. for his
pad riding on Pompino In the drst race at
ihatonia today. The judges are making an
Investigation
:, tahlli, who had the mount on Wee Dol
lie IN the hurdle race was slightly hurt 10y
lail az the first jump. Weather fine.
sS turlongs- sclling--Jim Gore III, Penn
Pine Rice Time 1:l6h.
Five furlongs- Bridal March, Crlmean
Lansing, Time l. 3h.
Nile and twenty yards-M andamus, Ia
cade, Bentley h. Time 1:AJia.
Mile and quarter. hurdles -BrAndywine,
Free Gold. Flora Belle Time 2:25
Six furlongs-Zyra, Miss Chapman. Lizzie
10y. Time 11J
Mile and twenty yards--Nugget. Ba6lcd
TcmptreSs. Time 1884
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To the Editor OF The Post.
Houston, Texas June 13.-At = special
meeting held by Firemcn's union No. 0629
the following resolutions were adopted;
Resolved, That we, the members of Hous-
ton City Flremens union No. 1920, beg 10
express to our worthy chief. j. j, Arto, our
thanks for the prompt delivery of n check
for SIS, donated to our relief fund by Mr..
Max Dienstag IN appreciation of our serv-
ices In protecting his property from hre on
the night of May % 1902. In accepting
same We beg to extend our thanks ia Mr.
Dlenstag and feel assured that such
worthy donation will not only serve to pro-
mote the welfare Of our organization, but
will encourage us, knowing that our feeble
efforts Will he appreciated 10y our worthy
citizens. Respectfully,
Firemens Union No 062o
by Robert Smith, president; ia Franks,
treasurer; Charles Klnsboch. secretary.
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Reoeptlon to Mrs. Moore.

Mrs ]. H. Moore Of Toledo. Ohio, grand
president Of the Indies Auxiliary 10 the
order Of Railway Conductors, who Is now
touring the South in the Interest Of the
order, will arrive IN Houston Wednesday.
June 49, and will hold husinoss session
that afternoon on Thursday, the 18Th, the
ladies Of Houston division 80. 81 Will ten
der her reccntion IN the knights of
Pythlas hall. 41aia Main street, from TO O
o'clock, to which MI conductors aud their
families are earnestly invited.
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FOOD INSPECTORS WORK.
Or. Noble Inspected Fifth Ward Diaries
and Attended Court Yesterday.

MIX and Food Inspector Noble said yes
terday that he earnestly hoped that the
arrests already made and the fines i'm
posed. with the consequent trouble and an
noyance would have the effect aimed at,
ers to comply with the strict letter OF
the law and not make II necessary for
the health department TO haul them into
court. DR.. Noble attended yesterdays
session OF Judge Railey's court as a Wit
ness against Samuel Bongio. accused OF ex-
posing rotten bananas for sale. The de-
PENDANT was fined and the case was APP
pealed.
Or. Noble inspected diaries In the Fifth
ward yesterday and found them 70 he ia
very good condition. He Is receiving strong
support on every side In his crusade
against adulteration and filth.
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was responsible for the shutou, ,.,,,.,-
tered to Detroit today. ''m'nis
Score
Beit, Tn s,'.'........o 900 900 600 n i .
Miiiep "a ;;;.;;,...3Oo 600 100 "a !,
inson. '' ana MeGuirc; Shields and y RON y
,bro. Louis, June 13-orth ,,loro. TX.
thn nus up to the ninth Inning, wber out
.ne washinstons pounded pon.bno e's ~,
over the lot Keister and orth nv. =. al
rrn over the right aed fence for pD home me
Score.
ST. Louis I'M ~, - r II Z
Washington 1890 d hoo 600 ooo- 8 4
Donanue and Maloney; orth and c 10 !
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Margaret {. Plerson ct al TO Maria
NJ Fassullo, lot !, part OF ., block
George A. Hart ct al to Jasper bod.
son, three acres OF George A. Hart
survey $500.
NJ. A: Baker 90 Abbott cockrell. lot
.. block S14. south side Buffalo
Uaycu ..-s.... ...................
IA. Hamilton TO II Hamilton ct al,
trustees, an undivided two-thrids
Interest In ten.acre lot As, j. \.
Holman survey ................
Henry &. House 70 Trinity church OF
Houston. lots and \, block ~,
Fair Grounds addition ..........
Mary l.. Dolen TO James Dow, lots Z
and : and adjoining west half OF 8,
block =, a subdivision OF lot Al
Holman survey and lot IS O. Smith
survey .......,.,.....
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Milan Street. Rurolaru.

Thursday night between midnight and
morning thief entered tho residence Of
Colonel I. II. Means at 14l@ Milan street
The prowlcr gained on entrance through "a
window and had evidently Just bogun his
search FOR valuahleS when he was Brighten
cd away He secured ST. 20 In coin and q
suit of clothing belonging to Mr. Norycl,
hut overlooked huc gold watch. There
Is no clue as to thc identity NJ tho burglar
and no report Of the matter was made TO
tho nollcn.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The real estate market Is manirest,ng
signs OF greater activity than has beeT.
noticeable for some days past Resides the
recorded transfers there are several ex-
tcnsiye deals pending that are likely 10 be
closed within the next few DAYS. INC
agents generally report business as Hnnrov-
ing The following transfers were RECORDED
yesterday:
j. NJ. Cotton TO Mrs NJ. r. Alien.
lot o, block ~. north side Buffalo
bayou ;,....;.., .............. S2,25o
w. b. Chew 10 Joseph II. Chew lots
3 ana 4, block ~. Fair Grounds
addition .,;..,;.. .;.,.......,.. 1000
company to Sterling Myer. lot %
part of I ana :, block a. FAIR
Grounds addition -.,........ $50
Mrs. kartne Culmore 10 Theodore
Keller. lot \ block ~. part of
ten-acre lot .N south side Buuaio
bayou ............... ..,......... $40
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a. asu'1rl, ,s lq2, Harry New 100. Bcpey Boy
allie and a half. sell,ns Matt. tyans,r
IL, Colonel Ballantyne. Cemnass lot. HIM
poIsner ~ Lou Woods as. Sea Song 81,
1o Sne ,r mile, sellins-Gusto ii2, Lsvator
fnhree ", Blessed Dambsel uopeseId 10
Chn.ilAs.; Prairie Dog 100, Dandola iCT
Botany 90, eAauee ", LearoEu W
weather cloudy and track heavy.
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen. from VI. $. Gardner. Belkuap
hotel, Houston. Texas, one Yale bicycle.
black frame, No. 6s4, model No. los. snddle
broken down at the nose. has New York
tough tread tires. new spoke lately nut "a
derson, sheriff Harris county, Texas.
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The Game Today.
THE GAME TO-DAY.

n. cawthons and Beaumont will play
|ni second game Of the series this after
iNr At League park. The teams are very
|r,rf matched and the game should be
tfM and Interesting. Roper will pitch
|ni EdnondsoT11ill do the catching for the
|uEthons; Brigancc and Reynolds will do
" batting for Beaumont The game will
Iin Ct 4'SO. Angus Mcdonald will play
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Ennis Texas, June u The main builu
ing Of the Ennis colorcd public schools
burned here last night at ll:3D oc'ock,
I he building WAS valued at 5000 and was
ipsurea for $1,000, The origin Of the are
IL unknown.
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EXAMINING Trial Sell for Today.

Hampstead. Texas June iS The exam
ming trial OF DR.. &. W. lie Grand, charged
with tho killing Of l.. {. TompkIas, coa.
stable Of this precinct. is set for Monday.
June 10
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Austin. Texas, June l3.Fire at $50
ocock this mornlng destroyed the two
story dwelling belonging TO g. =. rabbi,
sttGnce S2lN0
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BIG RACE TODAY.

SNO"rodn r1andicap Is to Be Run Today
at Sheepshead Bay.
oneepshead Bay track is to open todnv
ana another of the big races will he run
me suburban handicap is on. OF the AZ.
lures OF the East and has brought ont a
fairly good field. though better horses hsra
o ~, Tor the rich prize In times past
ne race VIII be run about o'clock. Hons.
ION ITn Time. aRd there is much interest locally
~ Tho ,K.sINIith tne overnight odds posted
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

Seven MISUNDERSTANDING ~, ntre 10
ANDY Williams, Jaubert, oNeIs'''
h Eomr fnrIo1gs s-year-olds-stemTnanear,;
,be Don. Mallory 115. Foxy Kane ,ans nm nm
Wonder H.. Dan Mskgnna;; IN, o Emir 100.
SEQ sls fnrlongs1Boney Boy no w. ,o !. p be.
hoe 10Y. Burnle Bunton, Gonialon. 80 III
tnmaton lO4. Maud Gonne 3D. stu''e
nne milo and an eighth, Clarke stsEes
Harry New Luclen Appleby T. L Iis
ouex ll5. McChesney lGa Moa pin Wveth'
Mares ii2, Bellies Commoyn,esIni;, , ms ios.
hnSn r! n,Iin ana a sixteenth handicapo
searcher ioA. Aiard 90, Flying Torpedo 'io'
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chlnery for the manufacture ~ fruit boxes
mud recently been added to the plant aud
from 10000 to 5000 fruit boxes were
being turned ont per day. Fire originated
IN engine room,
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Relna won the Brooklyn at 90 to / and
berpert ran second In the Metropolitan
Tor which he was favorite The odds quoted
above about indicate the order in which
the horses arc regarded In Houston though
Advance Guard and Herbert will probably
be literally backed
Entries for the other races at Sheepshead
Bay are as follows:
Six furlongs, for 3-year.olds and un. main
track-Ranad us Dublin 1873 Highlander
10, Guntire 40, Hanover Queen los. Sad
ducec 100, Royal 1925 Cobourg 1873 FLYING
Rr'troSS 10. Lux Casta 1o5, G. Whittier
ITO, Demurrer 1873.
Mile, for 3-year-olds. selling-Port ROYAL
107, Carrier Pigeon 100, Sbandonfeld tlo
Father Don 101, Bessie Mccarthy III, H
J.. Coleman III, Gibson Light l16. Sweet
Glover 1903, CryptoGram 105, Courtenay 101
Double event" five furonEs on futnrIty
conrse.-Charles Elwood 122. White Chapel
Eater, Sunny Shore, Golden Maxim Pre-
dctlon III Monte Carlo 100, Whorler.
Serge III. River Pirate 100, Pebble III.
The Suburban-Entries given above.
Five furlongs on futur,ty course. maiden
race No. 1-Oakington, Fitzbrillar, Jane
way, Reckoner Kumshaw, Bellgardo. Car
dinal Wolzey. Short Hose. Wax Candle,
Rockford, Barkelmore, Acefull Light Ship,
Jerry us, Lady Treble III. transformer,
Princclet lis. Madame Du Barry 11J.
Mile and sixteenth on turf, handicap
MorningSide 1876 Caller III. Brigadier 100,
Daffv Down Dilly 105 I.anccman llA,
Trumn 100 His Eminence H. Bon Mot
no Royal 1905. Numcra! 104. St. Finnan
1903 Caithncss 100,
Clear and fast.
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Criminal District Court.

Chas Il. steele. murder: continued 10y de.
fondant and case rest for trial October Is.
lG02
Jessie Robinson, burglary: reset Juuc %.
John Deval. attempt TO murder; reset
June %.
Chas. Coleman alias Mathena. burglary
reset Jnne rs.
Chas Coleman. alias Mathena, felony
theft; reset June %,
tnued.
j. NJ Gibson. appeal; order for special
Judge
Cases set for June Il; w. a. swope,
assault To murder: sci IN cases, Henrietta
Mayhed ct al, Alex Brown ct MI, $. T..
Clark Jno. r. Berlng. Preston Harris. G.
y. Santa Rosa ct al $: =. Boyden ct AL
Ras Landey. G. Griffith. Louis Baker.
w. 4. Swope, 5. l.. Davidson 1.-TWO cases.
NJ. II. Mcmillan NJ j. Egan ct al, c. G.
higgins 81 al. a. L. Jackson ct al
The grand Jury presented hve bills OF
Indictment. T. VI. Moore, forgery: John
Thomas felony theft: Josh Jones, assault
10 murder; Susie Collins, assault to muir.
der; Jessie Wilkinson. assault 10 murder
Said cases were set down for trial Thurs.
day, June 10. 1902.
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|Hsshls. Lockhead
Home fun-Hansen.
Ers on balls-,of Stewart 5; of Lock
Dad !
stAtn bases-Edmondson .; Heileman,
|Y.be Eldridge.
Struck out-By Stewart A. by Lockhead
Double plays Stewart, Roper and A.
Esly; Hayes and \. Reilly; Weber and
rprs; Hellemsn, Weber and Lyons.
Ftaed ball-Reynolds.
EId pitch Lockhead.
REPRESENTATIVES.
ffra AZ ~ n,n 1.1E
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scott shook, G. G. Price and Prof Young.
blood. The latter lost buggy and harness.
The loss Is about 5000, covered by lnsnr-
ancc l'rof lonngblood's residence caught
IRE hut tho flames were cXtinguished be-
tore material damage was done.
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A DAY IN THE COURTS.
The Steele Murder Case Was Con-
tinued by the Defendant.
MOTION DOCKET lobe SOUNDED TODAY
Buey Day and Numerous Judgments
Rendered Grand Jury Returns Sew
ersl Indictments fer Feiones.

Yesterday was a busy day in all the
courts. The criminal district court recon
vened after a recess OF several days ana
numerous venircmeu aud witnesses were
present in ATTENDANCE upon the Steele MUIR
der trial, set for yesterday.
Interest In the election figures was gen.
era around all the courts until the result
bad become generally known. when victor
as well as vanquishcd heaved sigh VI re-
lief and one and all resumed the even tenor
OF their ways, satisfied with the part thcy
had play ID in saving their country.
In Judge Wilson's court the Jury in the
Lawrence VS.. Brown ct al case returned
sues submitted by the court and were dis.
charged. The court took the verdict under
adriscmcnt Withholding Judgment pending
an investigation of legal points Involved.
The judge. Initiating the example OF his
judicial brother across the hall likewise
varied the monotony OF the proceedings
by uuyoking two couples who had grown
tired of the marital relation.
In Judge Ashes court a number OF mo.
lions were passed upon. several judgments
rendered and n number OF divorces granted.
From an inspection of the marriage license
record. published elsewhere, 1t is evident
that Clerk nupree viii have TO look to his
number of married couples In Harris coun-
~ will soon show n marked decrease.
County Judge Nnsmcr held no court yes
terday, the only sign OF disturbance the
reporter noticed In his court room being a
few bedraggled crow feathers--a mute but
This morning ut 10 o'clock the motion
docket will be called In the Eleventh dis.
trict court. Exceptions. demurrers and jury
cases will be taken up at the same hour
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Best for rheumatism, Elmer & Amends
Prescription No. 2Sli. Celebrated on It's
merits for many cffectnal eures Z. II.
schmidt, Houston, Texas, sole agent.
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EIeuenth pistrlot CIvll count.

naNcston and iio9st9n Investment Com,
pany " Spnh u. Weishm.yer' luusnSSnndd
M M pIa 1 ~ TOT ANU eutd TOT tEc ~ %ou
al,loMNeo w. >. HUNT ana zee OF Slo allowed
Wv. IurNsr, a.. ,,. .,..
Maitsr Lewis vs. ldh Lewis uiVorce'
W 49, H.. NJ. Yf.,4 Vs.. 100,
Mrs MIS- alice Moore VS. houston East am
a., San, az nan",,,, 0"'P""S "'o'n''se"
', ~; nm vs.; lhomas ! banueiui leaVs
70 p'a'htn TO ME hrst suppiemental pe'-
''v WI; - 49,, ,,, -,
pdLtiiilai H. 1ouer W h0ust1n I;ast anu dtAns
,r $500 'A'P""9 "'Sni9FN" '"i want VI
P'pSeEu'i ,ol1 ~, to,,,so,. 1,sr,t..,1
fo,. ny nt roson, TX, 'o"neoh' ui'ui'sse"
ior want r. OF prosecution p,,,ts, ,.o,,
nou.n leNd n Loan mtu Pu,,u,ns AS ;'e9
oion vs.. a. Diesei' se''leu ""u u'S'n'sseu'
c"S'S JAZZ ,,L., =, ,,,. -
,i,o u daun vs. Shaa rroo,et r'l"e' con-
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Barns al HiIIsIooro.

lIIllsboro, Texas June l2.-Thrcc small
barns were destroyed by ire IN the city
last night. They were the property OF
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Marriage Licenses.

vicenzo rotorIce 10 Mrs. Antonio shI
lace.
Joe Epstein to Miss Bessie Lubaiun.
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American Ieanns.

e,,h,srau June l3.-Erros by Bradley,
na pse and Wood in the nth inning
Y zane uesladelphia four unearned runs and
lseoFe-
hs..esnd II
nhdeiph,o '''...... 100 DOL O20- 0 3
'oss ana NJ, -. .001 O40 100 10 Z
'Hu Wood; Mitchell and schreck.
vt tna.,, dune i3.-Tae Bostons were shut
Is Il, y, getting but four scattered sin
n eirs, iat' The locals pounded Dineen
sth "a singles and two doubles in the
- sixth when he gave way TO Prem.
issre
,,elsgo Il II E
's'an '''.' 1853. 100 O43 DIX . 10 q
,'sttt sn5 =, eco 900 600 y 4
Rt rnsesra Mcfarland; Prentiss, DiBesn
'I dune is.-shields good pitching
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suits FiIed for the pistrlot Counts.

w, J, Lcmp Brewing Company vs. l.. J.,
Mnntooth ct al; debt
John Clahorn VS. Texas aud New Orleans
hallway Company: damages
Home Construction Company VS. S. NJ.
Christensen ct al; debt
Sarah g. Nclhcnny VS. stephen +. Noble
and remove cloud. The plantin, Mrs Ne
IlhennN is resident OF London England.
and he property involved Is lots | and
one hair Of >, block Of, IN Noble addition
to city Of Hons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
Fifty-flfth Distinct CiMl Court.

Katie Lawrence VS.. brown ct al; jury re-
turned verdict on special issues submit.
ted by the court, and Judgment taken I'M
der ndvlsemcnt by the latter.
Horace Grant vs.. Bette Grant; divorce
granted
Carrie Harris VS.. Ned Harris; divorce
granted
James A. Baker ct al VS.. Albert Chmcnc
ct at; Injunction; on trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
BASEBALL.
Southern LEAGUE.

Y. orleans, June i3.-New Orleans just
w Seat Atlanta In eleven innings. The
'1R was tied in the eighth and when An.
W Nlt home run in the ninth, 1t looked
lN victory. Frank managed to score,
.~'ef and the game was tied again.
'1e eleventh a base on balls. hits nv
Gum and Norcutt and juggling the ball
~ New Orleans three runs. Atlanta
I'M ID and Frceland 6; We two bases on
q ana MI Frank. filing the bases with
we out Stewart was put in to pitch
y as nrst ball was wild. letting in a run.
q settled down then ana Atlanta finished
i's on. short.
Sore
~ "a. oieans ..,O1o 600 o1O OBS II /
ps FAN. go. 600 600 40 OF 4 IL 3
IA f s,ial Stewart and Westlake Bailey
-ue Rock June 13.-A tumble by Martin
y eighth inning, followed by two
y ~ iet In Chattanoogs's only score to.
M ouese allowing only three scratch
u vuese made a home run over the
k.r..