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AFRAID OF AMERICAN COMBINE.
A Newcastle Shipowner Says Ship Could
Be Americanized With a Few Stamps.

A Newcastle Shpowner Says Ship Could
Be Amerlcanized With a Few Stamps.
London June 12.--George Renwyck, con
SENTATIVE member of parliament FOR Now.
castle.on-Tync, and shtp owner, testify.
Ing today before the parliamentary subsi-
dies committee In behalf II the owners Of
tramp steamships objected to the gov.
ernment's subsdizing the great liners in
stead of substituting carEoes, and said the
foreign competition which he most feared
was the American Tho transfer Of Iirit
ish ships 10 foreigners was abSurdy simple.
All the ships In the American combine could
be transferred TO the United States within
a quarter Of an hour and at a cost of only
few stamps.
Mr. Renwyck, when asked IL he thought
The American ship subsidy bin would be
dropped in consequence OF the Morgan ship
ping combine. replied that on the contrary
he had good reason to believe 1t would be
pressed on.
one of the most important points IN con.
nection with the American combine, Ne
Renwyck pointed out, was the fact that
the sellers were prccudcd for number OF
years from engaging in the shipping bus
mess.
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SHREVEPORT STREET CAR STRIKE.
Imported Motorp1en Are Now Driving the
Nearly Empty Cars.


Shreveport La, june II The motor
mems and conductors strike passed the
fourth day without any settlement No
cars were run last night or carly this morn
dng but lt noon men arrived from st,
Louis and have been running the cars
for the president, W. H. Jacobs. Every
time the ears hnye passed certain points
the people have sent M II yell SO far the
cars are little patronizcd and the strikers
continue 20 run hacks for the accommoda
tion OF the public.
IN reply 20 the proposition made by the
strikers. Mr. Jacobs stated he had been
forced by the attitude of the strikers 10
employ other men and he could not In jus
tee discharge them for the strikers but
that II they wished TO make application for
vacancies. be would entertain their propo'
sltions. Both sides are determined TO hold
out.
The union men are getting In line. The
Shreveport Typographical union met last
night and approved the action Of the strik-
ers and offered a resolution that the treas
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Three Games With Beaumont.

The Beaumont baseball team will play the
Cawthons at League park today, Saturday
and Sunday. The visitors have strength
ened up since their last visit here and have
been playing ball daily for the past six
weeks. Charley Weber Is manager and cap
toln or the visitors, and brings with b IN
as lively set Of ball tossers as has been
seen here this season The lineup will be
as follows; Beaumont Richardson, catcher;
lewis pitcher; Lyons. first base; Weber.
second base; Hunchie. third base; Heleman,
ShiFtstop; Eldridge, left field: Bryant. cen
ter hcd; Lockhcad. right field. Cawthons
Chlldrcss catcher. Edmundson. pitcher;
Mcdonald, FIRST base; Scarborough, second
base; Wilson, third base; Roper, shortstop:
ollrc right field; Reilly center held HAYS,
right field.
The local team has lost Nelson their
Southpaw pitcher. he having accepted a
proposition from Corpus Christi.
Wilson, who played with the Lake Charles
team In nor series here. will cover third
base for the home team in their series with
Beaumont
Within tho next week money enough will
he raised for the purpose Of CARRYING three
or four paid men on the local team.
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srnithors Would Bet $4,000.

Detroit, Mich. June 1o.-on more than
one occasion last season L. L. Smithers of
New York and Thomas W Lawson of Bos
ton locked horns in the hcttin. ring on the
trotting tracks, and the inevitable result
was that Mr. Smithers was betting when
Mr. Lawson had his I'LL. During the win
Ter they matched their great trotters, Lord
Derby aud Boralma, to race for $4,000
side at Hartford on August ?. aud MIR.
Smlthcrs, who Is still At the Hotel Cadillac,
thinks So well n Lord Derby that he has
wired 10 the copper maCnatc that he Will
be pleased TO increase the stake for this
event 10 $4,000 which will he the greatest
amount i'm tho history of match racing. The
reply is still awaited.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF TEXAS,
II Is to Be Incorporated Under the Laws
OF the State.

OF the State.
DALLAS Texas, June 12.-'rhe State con-
vcntion Of the Christian church which has
,oon in session In Dallas during the last
tbre, DAYS adjourned finally tonight.
Nnst Of the time of the convention has
bccn deyotpd To the missionary work par
t,cylarlv in Old Mexico, which has grown
20 large proportions and Is TO he much
extended. Two important resolutions were
'Tbat the Texas Christian Missionary
convention be incorporated under the laws
oi "Tb b1t at the close OF the present con-
vention we discontinue the custom Of the
'pnhlic call for pledges for the support Of
our missionary work.
The following Officers were elected
President, a. z. Wilkinson, Austin: vice
president, ]. r. Anderson OF Whitewright;
Secretary, Miss Leila Jordan Of Henrietta;
treasurer G. d. Smith OF Dallas; State
A Ferris q. A. Smith, NJ. NJ. Davis, all
n Dallas: Charles w. Gibson of Waxa-
hachle: T. z. Shirley Of Melissa. Trans
nortation secretary, j. c. Mason Of Pales-
line: State secretary OF the ministerial
relief fund, A. G. Bush.
rho next annual convention is TO be held
Mt Mineral Wells.
IN executive session the Christian
"A oman's Board Of Missions ratified the
work done I'm open session and decided 10
ar1nIov two deld workers In Texas instead
~ one as at present. There are now sixty
onrIiiarlcS and II was determined by the
assoriatlon "a increase this number 10 l2J
nurlng the year.
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AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dinner Given by Ambassador Choate t
Whitelaw Reid

Dinner Given by Ambassador Choate to
Whitelaw Reid.
London, June l2This was a busy day
in American diplomatic circles. Rear Ad-
miral John c. Watson and General James
II. Wilson, who will represent the navy
and army of the United States at the
coronation OF King Edward, reached Lon
Ion today from Southampton, called on
Whitelaw Reid. the sepcial ambassador Of
the United States. and Joseph II. ChOate,
the American ambassador. and In other
ways fulfilled the official preliminaries of
their mission.
The new ambassador OF Great Britain TO
the United States Hon. Michael II. Her
bert. was also among the callers Mt tho
embassy, large party has been invited
to The dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Choate
win give 10 Mr. and Mrs Reid tonight H.
Clay Evans, the new United States consul
general. spent \ quiet day al his hotel
He Will probably assume control OF the
consulate October l6
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Surprises at Fair Grounds

81 Louis, June III. sidney Walker
was beaten at the Fair Grounds today.
Fore and AIT the despised outsider. romn.
ing in winner by three lengths from 80.
crawford. The distance was six fnrlongs
four. NNi" VI
warner and Father Wcntker were the only
fast "'' HHNA
Mile and twenty yards, selling Warner.
Jim Turner Kate Freeman. Time Az
Mile and twenty yards. selling-IRnis
Gilbert. Ladas Time 1.i3A.
Six furlongs. selling Father wentker.
Gallantry, Louis Wagner Time 1:15
Six furlongs for 2-year-olds. purse Fore
and Aft, Lady Crawford, Maxette. Time
1;15h.
Mile and twenty yards selling-Guide
Rock. w Il. Gates OrriS. Time i:Ios,
Six furlongs, selling Hio John Grisshy.
Lou Ann. Time 11JI
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Masonic Committee on Work.

20 sspoI puuIo sql 20 sioA no SSllIm
Fort Worth, Texas, June 12-The com
Nasons. which has been sitting In Fort
Worth since Monday, concluded Its laoSrs
this afternoon There were In attendance
+ Z. DeakiaSs Of Kaufman ~ W. Peavy
of Victoria. w W Hunnicutt Of Marlin
Of Workman, fmmer chairman, and A. r.
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|rlDAINGERFIELD WON
AKIN Derby from Homestead,
Il, Hanover and Emshee.
rlyolITt IN THE BETTING
A.. 10 Two at the Post-Ran
VI .iled and Beat His Field by
r;oht to Fifteen Lengths.

lime Eff. c. McLewee.l
y. y Major Daingerneld, won the
Y" ,.rbv at Gravesend today. lie
...,,Ir played, closing l to =, with
,..rvsr second choice at TO =.
- was well supported at . to
rs.s,e was the outsider at 70 to l.
.,o,,r was first away and set the
~ !. strong pull. Coming past the
!. srst time, he was leading by
nth Major Daingerheld second aud
aiming. Turning into the back
/. ndom gave Major Dalngerheld his
~ Ne bounded forward and passed
~. steadily increasing his lead to
=, he won easily by eight lengths
uomestead, vino ran into second
:, The far turn. King Hanover was
IN lengths back, with Emshee III
.,,,ss 10 the rear Of King Hanover.
s-s 1881 for a mile and a half, was
..ssIderIng the track conditions.
~, III furlongs, lightweight handl-
.snte Carlo st. BarnaUy, Eddie
N Tine III 30
N. md sevenC yarls. selling-Shan-
IA Alaek, Bessie Mccarthy. Time
sxr .I furlong, the Fremont stakes,
.,nlds-Artyis, Whitechapel, Fire Eater.
Ia liz. ~ ,r, 49,
Y, ns,iprerteld IFS tOdom), to =, won:
.,..t,ad lis CBulmanl, to /. second;
!. Hanover 126 tBurns), to =, third.
4, sSI Emshee also ran.
n, turlongs for 2.year- olds-G loriosa,
IN WarteDlchie. Time ! ;04 40.
N, and onefourth. handicap-Colonel
Himself ylncltor. Time 200 30.
n. furlongs for 2.year-olds-M
\, uuy McCafrerty, Pine Brook. Time
" GRAvESEND ENTRIES.
In. ,lx frlongs, selling-Matrisa lo1,
Nm iii Oclawaha 100, Golden Cottage
\ Charles ". Meyer LOG, Master iO.t
[dlri es. Brandy Smash, Basuta ia,
ITute iol. Grade - 10. Earle Eve 10l,
L,ara ia, Pure Pepper 1O3. Judge
|TaR III. Sweet Tooth 100. Saline 1c3.
l,csni. 100 Swamplands l0T. Cormorant
n pn Howard los, Criterion ia.
nm md seventy wards, r-ol1s-Pricc
\ white Crest ~. Odds and Ends 1uO
IN (prn. Connecticut Slip Thrift ia
Ear fnrlcngs, 2-ycarolds maiden tillirs-
~. Kentucky Rose RoNhoro, Sadie o..
Ma Adele, Briers, Pride If Galore, Sweet
N, Cid Money, Sparkle Fisher, Fink,
|v Lcnise Wllhelminl. Dunlucc, Wilful,
Ertn, Figardon 1l2.
I'M and a furlongs, hlndicnp-Ethics
4 Kindred Ito, Janice 100, Smnrtest liz,
|rdicr III, Alslkc rs.
|btu six furlongs. 2year olds, handicap
|ncnturst 1876. AfrioanGer 115, Tantalus
+ats 10 Turai Bey los, Anna Da'y,
las TO Plate 100,
lis and sixteenth. selling Satire III,
hk,g l0S Eiunes 105. Agnes 100, CoucA.r
Prince Richards, Fonsole los, Phil;na
srcn lOi. Stella. ltoneyclay Rye, Lone
herman LOG, LoCket 90.
tlar aud dry.
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In Grange, Texas. June 12.-The La
Grange Gun club held a prize shoot yes
terday. which lasted all day Several out
Of Town shooters participated. Harvey
Richards of this city and r. d. Mueller
Of Tlatonla contested for the prize cup in
nm event Of twenty-five blue rocks and tied,
each killing twenty-five birds, In the shoot
IN M ZEN blue rocks Mr.. Mueller broke ten
ond richards nine. This makes the third
limo that Mr.. Mueller has won the cup, and
If now remains in his possession until he
is challenged 10 shoot for 1t ana rails TO de-
Tend his title of champion.
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District Averages.
An Unknown suieide.

Texsrkana, Texas, June IAN unknown
man suicided in his apartment over the
Oak Hall saloon In this city today. lie
ACCOMPLISHED his purpose by cutting the
leaders under his arm, bleeding 10 DEAN.
He was about 81 years % age, SIX ana
LRlf feet tall black hair end pale con-
pie Niou.
No evidence of Identity WIS found upon
his person, but 81 is believed that he came
from Tyler Texas
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EanIn Lake Teachers.

Eagle Lake. Texas, June 12.-At meet
ing of the Eagle Lake school board last
night the following teachers were elected
ror the next term, beginning in september
OF this year;
Prof j. r. Bond Of Tennessee, principal;
Miss Ifettie Kesslus NJ Basirop, reelected
first ASSISTANT Mrs II. w. Corrothers and
Miss Matte Mersfelder of Eagle Lake, pri-
mary teachers. Principal for coIored school
moi vet elected
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BASEBALL.
National LEAGUE.

Boston, June 1c-Boston won In the
eighth inning TO-DAY.
First me--Score-- r II L
BOSTON ......... ooo ooo Ok
Chicago ..,........ o1O 600 oOO-- .
Willis and Kittridge P. Williams and
Killing.
Philadelphia. June 12-Clncinnati won
hands down today BY hard hitting.
Score X a r
Cincinnati ......... 900 $50 1o5-I5 q a
bhiladclphia ....,.. 600 012 600 3 Il
Thielman and .ietz; IberG, Voorhees, and
DOOM
Brooklyn. June 12-Fast playing on the
part of the pittsburg team defeated the
Brooklyns at Washington Park today
Score II II T.
pittsburs -......... 200 o1o o2o- 7
Brooklyn .......,.. ono eco 600
Chesebro and O'Conuor; Newton and
Ahearn.
New York. juno II The New Yorks
today defeated the St Louis team by n
score of ~ l. Under the direction OF the
new manager, George Smith, who covered
second base, the home team did erroriess
Score p II II
St Louis ,,.,.....,.. 00o oo1 600 Q
New York ...,.... O2O 0O2 OK 8 - q
Aerkes and Ryan; TAYLOR and Bowcrman.
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eranohyiIle Forfeited to Hearne.

Hearne, Texas, June 1.-THE Branchviile
and Hearne teams played an interesting
game Of ball here this evening before
large crowd The ninth Inning opened with
me score a tie, S to :, and on close decl-
SION Rranchville left the field, FORGETTING
the game, . to o. ,,
batteries Hearne. Williford and feeling;
Rranrbville, Walston and Weaver.
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MEMPHIS SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
No Records Broken, but Several oooo
Scores Made.

Memphis, Tenn, june 12.The three days
shooting tournament Of the Memphis Gun
rlnh came to n close today. No records
have been broken during the shoot, out
good scores were made 90
In the professional class Rolla Helkes o
Ohio won first prize with three da a6t
average Of 464 points out Of n possible 40;
u II Fills of Cincinnati and squares OF
Cincinnati tied for second place Nltn a'i
points each. 81. ~ P,lti-
In the amateur class. I'd cole oI IT,
more shooting under the name 81 Bn Iia 90
s,.,,, erst nrIze with a three days aVefase
Of 453. Abe Frank Of Memphis was see'n'''
with 449 points. ..nde,cd an
The visiting marksmen were tenu 'IN,,,ds
old-fashioned barbecue az the cruz
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Gentlemen Riders a. ....,l.

a.
eneinnati' June 1.-THE feature at In.
iona today was the Gentlemen's Gun raro
mayor fleischmsnn acted as starter rss
the , was an unusually. interesting one far
ali tho ' wa, ,n"t se .ne ncld ran well buncLsd
sarew, took command at the tilree.a,i;or ~.
pole came through with a burst ~ ",N W.
ara ara ID 4 clever finish won out by length
Seven frrlongs- Eleven ReuS s,,, VI.
j. =. Time i:2sb gun w" j..
Five furlongs- Laura Lighter vo,.
Maghoni. Time i.oiis, "a'oula'
MI. Msnl,lfe-boaster, Judge I'unell. Remp. Time
Gentlemen's cup, mile and seventy r,rds
I,ste,SGundus, Masterfnl, Nels Morris. Time
SIX furlonss, hsndicap-Jack Ratlln. Pre-.
MUS, Trinity Bell, Time i:iaiS,
Five furlongs--A Lark, Tho picp,.
Amarous. True 1.o2L Ne''
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shriners Told Something About Texas
lspcclal ID Fhe Post. }

san Francisco June II AT a reception
:, rdered TO shriners at the ClIT house 70.
dav after a carriage drive through Golden
G-;te mark George IL. Green OF Dallas.
TeIas newly elected imperial deputy po-
tsntate. responded 90 an improptu tonst IN
witch be tod the Shriners something
about the Lone Star State.
iTbe swell ball Of the week VIII he given
tomorrow night az Mechanics hall and
the shriners will start for home Saturday
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American Leaoue.

Detroit. June - Errors by Casey ami
Ica' .. gave Baltimore six runs and the
game Game called in eighth inning on ac
count Of darkness and reverted back to the
seventh.
Score II
Detroit ......,,.,,,... 10 600 / y
Baltimore .,......,,.. O6o po1 , 10 ]
Yeager and Mcclure, Howell and Robin
son.
st Louis, June - After two outs In the
ninth. Washington landed hard on Reidy
and batted in three runs.
81, louis ......... .o4o o1o DO s 10 ,
Washington ......... POP 600 C13- l6 ,
Redy, Sudhoff and Sugdeni Carrlck and
Clarke.
Chicago June 12.-The Chicagos made
enough runs 10 win today IN the second.
After two outs Winters hit a batsmnn and
mndc a wild throw, the two misplays being
followed by single and a three-bagseerr
Score
BOSTON .......... OH 900 600 q
Callahan and Mcfarland; Winters, CriseT
and Warner.
Cleveland, June 12.-Fultz's error and
Bradley's single in the seventh inning gave
Cleveland a victory over Philadelphia. ?, p.
Score n i,
philadelphia ..... 200 ooo llV -
Moore and Wood; Husting and Powers
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picrship On clay pigeons. has nceeptcd tho
ss"a"rnse recently issued hy A Wilcox of
IN t1anselo, the match to be pulled on at
~, ois shoot soon to be held at I.ninpasas.
probable that the shoot viii bencHt largely
luIough The match having hecn made
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Campbell, grand junior warden. were also
here In addition to representatives from
about twenty nearby lodges Tho sessions
constituted the mid summer meeting.
school of instruction and comparison OF
work. The committee visited the Masonic
orphans and widows home and made an
inspection
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, June u. Eastern Texas
Gcneraly fair Friday aud Saturday; fresh
south winds,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Show
ers thunderstorms and cooler Friday; sat
urdoy probably fair.
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lnnnlrv Into South African War.

London, June 12.--The war secretary, Mr.
Broderick. announced IN the house OF com.
mons today, that It was the intention Of the
government to NJ pont small royal com.
mission and institute n general inquiry into
the South African war.
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Petition in Bankruptcy.

Galveston. Texas, June l2.--A pctitior In
bankruntcy was 6led with the clerk oc the
Tinted States court today by Chris Fox
OF Galveston. The liabilities set forth In
the petition amounted TO s42fS,2oi no as
sets.
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eroxe,n slack Rect Liver ans.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
ehects No gripping. ne alex stemach Will
cure chronic constipation Price 70 Goats.
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Southern League.

Little Rock, June 12,-Skopec was via
today and forced in two OF Chsttanoogas
runs. A one-bandod catch by Dnrret AFTER
ifty-yard run was the fielding feature,
Mccain made a triple, double ana ,Mo
singles In four times up, batting IN Icur
runs. Attendance loOo. TT II
Score ~ u
1hattnnooga 49,. 100 100 1Ol-
Skopec and Lynch; Brennan and toth'
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Texas League.

At Dallas-Dallas Z. Fort WORTH .
At Waco-Waco s. Texarkana u 90
At Corsica na-(First game Corsicsn' b. s.
Paris .: (second gamel Corsicana To- Fa'
ris o.
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me above scores were made in the third
sh3ot for the medal Of the Houston Qua
ciup end Mr. Gallagher again wins on "A
out OF a possible %.
me attendance was not quite as large as
Usual owing TO the primary elections being
nold Eighteen shooters shot the main
event From now until the 4th the trap
VIII be used steadily, getting the members
In trim for the shoot Of the 4th
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Faurote and Wilcox 10 Shoot
Brenhsm. Texas, June IL .m.
rcts Of Dallas, who holds the S'S''
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urcr Withdraw all funds In the First Ma
tonal bank, Of which MIR. Jacobs Is presi-
dent
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HarIem's Good Card.


Gaso June 12-Hermencia and Lucicn
fflshy were one two In the fourth rnce
Rnlem today, handicap at a mile and
'rfhrs, the former winning by half
Ftth Lucen Appleby beating Prowl
Ela for the place. Weather clear; track
Ale-p andola Andy Williams, Blenne-
fsh. Time Las So.
f'G and a half furlongs-Fo Kane,
snG Jim, Kings Lady. Time ;55$,
Nrtn furlones-Six shooter. Scarlet Lily,
~ Mhsr Time 90 3-5.
Mk and a fnrlong Hermencia. Lucieu
iisoy Prowl Time / :573.J.
,N fulonss-Chancellor, Van Rouse,
lnhce: Time 02 Is.
Mt,l.st Knight, Vnssal Dance, Pyrrho.
Sls-Trnnthnn Furles, Lavator. Time
HARLEM ENTRIES.
len and a half furlongs, S-yea.-ol
sH.as, selling-Senora 100, North Pole
hiats ion. Dlamente. Stn Morrison 102,
y, .srs e. Marion 5. 80, Colonnade los. Alice
tsP 10 Gallant Smith, The Counsellor
iae Mission l0l, Dupage 90, Topsoi'
49, rSnsoi belllHS-bOOTueTHCh I'',
tIN T. l0l, Albert Enright 1o5. Irma's
f%a ny, Emma c. L. 1903, Prue, Mary
Harvey los, Bender l07, Cherri
aowland Prince lo4, Dalla Ostand 100.
F1.N parhall, Simeon "a.
nald,,'p short course, steeplechase-
Ky y 100 Walter Cleary 14o. Fnlella,
m N ,rtreil 1877, Helen Paxton 1874, Red
NV ~ Maclaren 1873, Henry Gibbs 13p,
S,'aoo lS7, Coley 40, Corral'o 1Sl.
4. ia,lonrs' sellinG-n You Dare ia,
sm lo1, About 1913. Illuminate 81.
{J Nm. q aranstamar lo7, Pretorlous 102,
~, ?, ~, Aratoma 1O1. Ben Frost 1O7
I'm NJ MI, bliiy 9s. Private Nolan, Layia 1OT,
EN ,s luflongs, 2year. Odds Glendon Ill,
~, ,'. peck los, Lady CRATER 100, ben
H. n, III Watkins Overton 1o3, Sara
n, n n'le, selllng-Peat II, vincennes 10,
n Ia Egyptian Prince 1Oa, Frank
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SHOOT Ar HOUSTON.
II Is to Be Held on july Fourth and
Eif+b

70 DC F1eId on July Fourth and
Fifth.
~, 'No days shooting tournament to be
e.u IN thls city July and s. under the
auspices Of the Houston Gun club and the
le'ets Cartridge company Of Cincinnati
pson''ses to be nm event for the shooting
irrsa,terhlty of the surrounding territory.
arnS ILuu Oh the arrangements Is being Innn.
ana py a committee from the local club.
"a : Few days. This program VIII he very
A.. ihactlVe, containing events that will carry
NV, iess than 200 added money.
S,,s inuhper OF local shooters will leave here
, ~. ~ nght for Shreveport to attend the
eWo days shoot there. under the auspices
W Va we Caddo Gun club and the Peters Cart
aiuse company. The program contains $1,000
uuyv money ana is considered the most at.
tractlre ever offered In the South.
az yesterdays shoot the following scores
wore nade liz the main nrnnt.
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Ill. - 'ohn Drake
Clear and heavy
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Cotton BE zion Bulletin.


Report for the twenty four hours ending
at a. m, 10Th meridian time.
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MD. Moraan Gees 70 Vienna.
Iefferson COUNTY Primaries.

London, June pa. p Morgan left Lon.
don this morning for Vienna via Paris.
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General OhservatIons.

Not included in meaus.
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st. Louis, June u After two outs in the
ninth. Washington landed hard on Redy
and batted In three runs.
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Cleveland, June 12.-Fultz's error and
Bradley's single in the seventh inning gave
,-,...olo,d n ,-ictnrv ovar PHILADELPHIA.