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The daily sentinel., 1902-03-31

If the arrangements contemplate
ed for the joint meeting of the State
Editorial association and Arkansas
Valley association, are fully carried
out, the meeting will be one OF the
most successful ever held in the
state.
The daily sentinel., 1902-03-31
The Grand Opening.

amendment should be adopted.
Affirmative, J. U. Harris, j. w.
Tyler, L. g. Polk and Hon. James w.
Bucklin; negative, Capt. j. M Ken
nedy, Max Buckley, w. J. Groves,
Allen Mcclure and probably X. j. org
The daily sentinel., 1902-03-31
Columbine Literary Society.

Following is the program to be given
by the Columbine Literary Society,"
April 4th:
Song ng............ Colum bine school
The daily sentinel., 1902-03-31

The White River Review in its
last issue outlines a plan for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
NeMs Notes

Austin, Texas, November 25. Major w.
NJ. Walton left Austin yesterday for New
orleans, whore he argues tomorrow IN the
United States circuit court Of appeals the
application for the appointment of re-
cciyer OF the McFaddin-Wyse OH company
OF Beaumont.
7. Watson Of Caldwell charged with us
Ing the United States mail for Illegal pur-
poses, waived an examination before United
states Commissioner Little yesterday even.
ing ana was bound over TO the grand jury
in a bond of $500
Comptroller X, NJ. Love desires district
attorneys to hle their bonds as early as
possible that time may be had Ia which
10 issue warrants for their salaries.
Adlutaut General Scurry and Secretary
OF state Tod cunyaSscd The returns NJ the
election recently held by the company
Officers Of the Second infantry, Texas Vol
untccr Guard, for major to ON the vacancy
occasioued by the resignation OF Major
Cashier Captain Y. l. kellic Of Jasper
commanding company A. Second infantry,
was announced us being elected. Captain
Kelic tn addition 20 being Confederate
veteran, was also I'm the United states army
during the Spanish American war.
The attorney general examined and ap.
proved, the comptroller registered, and the
State board Of education purchased for uc-
count Of the permanent school fund $500
city Of Marshall water works bonds today.
The state board of education has SCI
lccted Hon W J.. Dean as member Of the
local bonrd Of trustees OF the sam Hous
ton normal Institute nj Huntsville, TO an
the vacancy occasiOned by the res gnutiOu
of Hon. Thomas III, Ball.
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TEXAS INTERNAL REVENUE
Direct Federal Taxes Amounted ia
More Than a Million.
NINETEEN DISTlLLfRIES ARE OPERATED
Only Two Manufacturers Of Oleo in the
State, but hey Made Half a
Million Pounds.
Especial to The Post)

Washington, November 25-1he annual
report of tue commissioner of Internal rev
enue, issued to-day, shows that during the
fiscal year ending June So 1902, Collector
Flanagan Of the rhird Texas district col
leeted ST962sS, while Collector Hunt OF
the Fourth Texas district collected S3l7,,
900, total for the State Of Si,1l8,os2
Taxes reported Tor assessment during the
same year amounted to S243oo,
Under the act Of March . 1901, rcadIust.
ing ana reducing the tax rates ON cigars
aud cigarettes, rebates amounting to SlSs,-
t52 were distributed among 800 claimants.
During the calendar year crding December
81, 1901, there were 1873 cigar factories and
three cigarette factories operated IN Texas,
producing i69s8.os5 cigars ami 6l,l2o
cigarettes.
'rhc sums paid 10 collectors arising from
lines, etc, during the fiscal year amounted
10 S22QN. The number of criminal cases
under the internal revenue laws decided
IN favor Of the government was nineteen,
decided adversely eight The dnes. etc,
collected In these cases amounted to $3.50
There were 02u6 speciui tax payers In the
State during the same period.
The number Of dlstilcriVs licensed was
twenty hvc, nineteen of which were Opcr
ntCd The number OF gallons OF spirits rtctl
ned was il4,O2S and 7S3, $50 gallons OF dis
titled spirits were sdngcd. -Four hundred
and thirty one thousand, three hundred and
sixty barrels of fermcntcd liquor were
pioIurch iu the state during the same
period.
The olcomarcarinc produced by Texas fac
tories amounted 90 1Id,SIS pounds as com
pared with BOA $50 pounds the prrceding
year and ioi $40 the year before that.
There are two manufacturers ot cleo IN
the state, sixteen wholesale dealers nnt
100 retail dealers Tho receipts under Ga,
old olcomBrEuriuo law during the GsCa
year were S2l, SOS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
SARGENT IN TEXAS.

Present Force IN Texas Not Adequate for
the Service.
San Antonio Texas November % Frank
=. Sargent. commissioner OF immigration,
arrived In the city tonight from the Pa
ci6c coast where he has been studying I'M
migration conditions, lie will remain here
until noon tomorrow, when he Will leave
for New Orleans and Washington in an
interview tonight he stated that the I'm
migration service was In very good con
alton and believes there will be increases
In the force as the present one is not
adequate to handle all the business com
ing through the various ports.
He spoke freely on the great anthracite
in the long run 1t would be Of benefit TO
both sides
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
JENNINGS A SEA OF MUD.


Despite Scratches and Small Ei.ias a..
alent Could Not Pick Winners
Washington. November %. Tho s,o,s,
lain OF Inst night and today mad the trscs
at Bennings sea OF mud. onlv tho re..
ulars made the journey 70 witness the card,
Despite the large number Of scratches and
the comparatively small fields the talent
found i hard to pick winners. ouly two
NClual iuNurltes secured first places
Seven furlongs-Red Damsel Tribes nm
Carroll u. Time 3l. 100
Six and a half furlongs-s ungold. Glori.
osa sacchar meter. Time i;241-5
Steeplecnasc, about two aud a half miles
-AAfius Marylander, Draughtsman. Time
Mile and sixteenth Benckart, Rough
Rider Courtenay. Time i:54.
SIX furlongs- Right and True. Earl of
warwick, Neyermore Time l1I 3.5.
lightweight handicap, one aud an eighth
mlles-Clrcus, Carbuncle, Arruh Gowan.
JENNINGS ENTRIES.
Three auarters Of mile, all ages, sell.
Valley Forge 1l6 Roue 1l0, Cassvile no.
Neither One 1l6 Andausiun 11G ninksie
&3, Omature 1O0, Frank KeuH~ 124 In.
owl 1l6 Paul Creyton 40 Cnpttvator Ito.
Plnebrook 03, Criticism SIS, Star aud Gar,
ter ss, Bernard OF. Echodalc 1ln
One milo, 2-ycaf-old maidons-Sall Maker
l01 Nhiten io4, Bridesmaid i0t Jim
Buck 100, Hist 1OT, Sweet Jane iOi. Gates
Ink l01
Five and half furlongs 2.year,olds
Appola l02, Captlvntor 102 Clnquevall ll5,
Nevermore 10 Lucky Dav los. Hackensack
lo5 Cloche n or 102. Scoffer 1O5 Turn Pike
100. AnCkc l02. Toscan 10.
Mile and onesixteenth, selling -Shandon.
field %, Melsterslnger 1OT, Handlcappcr
1o3 Annie Grace 1o3 Benckart 100. Henry
Clay Rye 1906 Paul Aker rs, Wacram 03
Double Dummy 1903, Echo Dale III. Teddy
1903, Black Dick rs, Flara 1903. II l..
Coleman loI Know 90, Blanche Hermann
90. MoSkcto 1O7.
One mile and an eighth. selling Arden
lo8. Back Dick III, Mosketo 1903 TRUMP
9s. Dactyi los
Handicap 2-year olds and IN Ronnihert
i26, Lux Casta lie. Salye los, G. Whit
tier 1l2 Carhnncle 10 Merriment iOs
Anril shower lOT. FLYING Toe 102. Florham
Queen 10, ohnet as Ben Battle 81. Auck
s.. Cameron 100. Demurrer li3. Gold Cure
lip. Paul clifford 1oS Extlgulshcr ion
Smart Set los Himself 1n5 Ondurdls 1n2
Bar 1educ ~, Never More 20. Hackon
sack 81
Raining and heavy.
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A FALSE HEART.
coffee 30 NJ La I seat ID

Coffee Does Not Let u beat rue.
"Cotfce served me very hard turn about
two years ago. Ny doctor said ] had
chronic dyspepsia with serious heart aud
nervous trouble and nothing would cure
me unless ! gave up coffee, snid Miss Hattie
Williams Of Birmingham, Ala.
My stomach got 50 bnd that ] could not
eat any solid food without its nauseuting
me. ana / was So nervous could not sleep
and my heart was IN a dreadful condition.
/ had heard q great zeal about Postum
Food Coffee aud how much good people
had derived from changing from cofiee 20
Postum, SO one dag ] sent 10 the grocer
The 6rst cup ! drank helped me. for n
removed all the gas from my stomach, or
Tesuit. AZ any rate. Ia less than a week
there was a wonderful change no more
restless nights; no more paius around my
henrt that made me think ! had heart
trouble no more sick stomach. This was
Two years ago ] am now entirely well and
Postum cured me. found II was not
medicine needed, but proper food and
nourishment aud 90 quit coffee entirely.
NJ i.otherin.lnw Ia coffee drinke1 was
,.erT Ick with stomach trouble aud an he
could eat was the white OF an egg, IN
sisted on bis trying Postum, he said the
f,rst cup he drank sOotned his stomach and
was nourlshing. IN few days he WAS able
10 ent solid food again ana now he uses
n altogether aud does not use coffee,
Ny next door ntlkhDuis hiotuef coute
drinker. had suffered with entarrh Of the
ste,nnch and FOR months could not eat any
thina-was Just living on beef ten. car
ried her some Post UNI aha gave her hiree'
snxthine she wants ana Il does not hurt
heT she SAYS she feels better tnan she
haa for tou years
/ could tell you u dozehs * people who
ha,s been benefited BY leaving on coffee
srd drinking Postum. u has done me 50
mueh good ] tell everybody 70 use Il,
have beHa eaips new iot twg yeafs sn ~,
and tyesyons says lesk ten ysaTi
yeaHses." ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
TEREAu STANDS ALooF.

The American Association Has Made No
Agreement with Southern League.
Louisville Ky, November 25.-George
Teheau. president of the Louisville baseball
club returned from Chicago and Cincinnati
tonight. Regarding the rel-tion Of the
American association 10 the Southern
league he said:
1.-THE American association has entered
into no agreement whatever with the new
Southern league All our members are
anxious to see tho fight in the South set.
tied. and to that end Mr. Hickey offered
his services, IJp stands ready To use his
good offices. That is lis far as We have
gone or viii GO"
Mr. Tehciu does not think there viii ne
any change I'm tho American association
circuit the coming season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26

Hlllsboro, Texas, November IS Much IN
tcrest is felt here over the postofhce hsht'
Postmaster Harry Beck has held the ofhce
four years and has made a very efficient
postmaster, He Is an applicant for reap
polntment, relying upon the faith Of Presi'
dent Roosevelt's order Of some time ago
that no postmnstrrs were 70 be retired VINO
have good records, This even M. Bees I
enemies admit that he has, Mr.. j. a.
Cynert, who IL also an applicant Tor the
offce, has tho backing OF State Chairman
Lyon nnd numerous prominent state re-
nubiirans
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,TITf BOWLING CONTEST.
,,,h Interest Manifested in League
~ tournament Tomorrow
.,,,v,,fN WILL TRY TO HOLD CUP,
sol.,did Scores Made in Medal
hns sp's .s. asst sunday--Other
Games Scheduled

:, state towing tournament ,1i when y,
81 Ma in this city THURSDAY Is az.
w ~. y much attention from the lovers OF
'ialps and when the contest Is Dowleu
20 ~, arnlscent cup presented TO the
ig ue me- nv the Houston Turnyerein
Slhs lsns ,,ses 10 be a large audience at
ea' sall TO witness 1t.
w. ,sn has never gone out Oh tne pos
l@ the Houston Turnyerein cup,
ErloI q contests that nave peen to' ~
~ ,Sa trophy having Deen o,briIlins
Y, md the cup was W." -
n.IEn, o. c gsreln team is in better shape
TIE tulane contest this year tnan at
4 ir a. 49, lin IN its history. They VIII appear.
4 az u I'M = Thursday, having adopted nlaeA
..,s and sweaters or Wuitt WI
& eteFh 81 tomorrow will be rolled undcr
n Tie sons " ,hs American Bowling assocla-
+ ite rlss ,yiil he a cooked hat game OF thlr
Il llon. Y .nas Each club will number ten
n iytEo y sa,er teams have entered to con
uln s y. the trophy. Houston mas NY
s n the tournament ulnNeIe5n' u S. ~,
\ u.snolas Carlsruhes, houslons my a., - tr.o
NsspV nsilas will be represented DE NY
~ KY nallas Turnyerein and Social
\ l,sns-tne Is1' Captain W. L. Leopold
81 6ynla't,ys. ,,sto1 Turnverein has arranged
y NJ Wy ,dnte Tor the tournament as folloWS;
r Y, Tt " Nsgnolia and Drummer teams VII
n ne morning. beginning &C 10 o c5 n,S6'
~ ,te teams will be on the aIlSSs az 49,
f nth , w hssora the contest In the after
Fiarls.s y uonSton and Dallas Turuvereln
feea w . carisruhe. the Houstons and pal
elpsl VI cymnsstlc clubs VIII begin bowl
~ v s ~ O'clock. appearing on the alieFs al
is0 iof practice: ..-..-. enc tJorston
+. II re close Of the contest INC ilU .ss,st
: a...'srs,n elnb will entertain the contest
.s,srss and a banquet will be served at
s sslgsa enthusiasts say the only team
pppu rs,on Tnrnyeroins have TO fear Is
n. n,lss Gymnastics, MS they nave on
.s.,. tssr tho holder Of rho state medal
Gs5rs, Peterman. The personnel OF Tue
TsItlng teams is os r. lows; p.,.,
Mas C;ymnastic club George Peterman,
p'e' 0'Bsnnon. G. Rohner. Charles
p.,,sn Fechner. J r.. Reese,
t,s..T Melsterhans, Jr., Walter shear
v Nussbaumer captain.
h.,i,s Trrnverein-E S. hammers, p q
rt@Iohr q c wechscl, c. y Barton
WHEN Lsrerhausen. Jack Ralston, \.
Tteeft, H. A. oVeroeck' JOCK "aslo'
n ~ st neal contest at the Turnverein al
ht i,t sunday resulted In some very high
+ rms srd A good match was with ss2d
M bovltrs and scores We're;
Sm ie. II. Myer a. w E Leopold
4 la & voIgt IS. r W Kuodel 40. A J
q |Esss As, Ed Role So n. O. Jones 2s, r.
lyloK ii R. Bender 81. ] r. Svope 90
l. Price IS. j. A. HYDE p, II Ham
n 36sn 4. j. c. Benzicer 40, L. S. Schwci
4tst q. sid Daniel 2s, 6 Carlton 30, j
Crawford a, Max 81 uhenr uch Az. G.
. stslrIs 50. S. llng 60 r. Damron 26. y.
!, n. Lewis 50, o. salter 36, c. j. Flock p
s d, ]. suhn 80, r Schultz 80 and \
kArnt,ky "a
Le,sl teams will bowl for the Coyl
niiil tonight and another good contest /:
rorlsed
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81 NIohoIas Is WeII.

Washington, November 25.-Count Cas-
SIM, the Russian ambassador, speaking To-
day Of the reports In the press dispatches
from ST, Petersburg relative to tue czar
said:
'.The statements contained IN the press
dispatches from st. Petersburg pertaining
TO the car can have no foundation, FoI
instuncc, 10 Is stated among other thug.
that his ministers made certain rcmoI
straucus Under no circumstances would
inc ministers take ans such action
would state that the details are OIL entire
is unfounded The ear Is In the best Of
health -
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reXAs coMMlTrEE pLAces.
Something Of a Contest for Them Is
Probable.
Especial to The post1

Especial to The Post)
Washington, November % II is likely
that there win be something Of contest
for the position on the house judiciary
committee which will he made vacant when
Govcrnorclect Lauham rctlrcs from con.
gress Whne there is no well established
precedent for the filling Of places thus made
vacant by the appointment Of representa-
tiyes from the same State as the retiring
member there is some reason to bclicyo
that a Texan will be appointed to succeed
Colonel Lanham. Representatives Burgess
ana Henry. aud possibly Representative
Randall VIII be applicants for The place,
The late Representative sheppard was n
member OF the committee on public build.
ings and grounds and ON Pacific railroads.
The former ls an important assignment ana
contest will probably bee made for IT,
The late Representative DeGrancnreid
was q member Of the committees ON Ter
ritorics. railways and canals and pensions.
II IS possible that these assignments may
le given to some member OF the Texas
DELEGATION.
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Rlcs shlpments DON VInton.

viuton, La, November pa consd.
cradle amount Of rice which was lying in
the warehouses is now being shipped. The
daily totals are as follows; 30 sacks to
Lake Charles, November IS; 30 sacks TO
Lake Charles. November % 400 sacks to
Lake Charles, November "a; $50 sacks to
Orange November %.
owing 10 the late heavy rains all work
in the fields has been suspended aud con.
siderable loss OF rice seems probable.
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BURGESS al Washington,

lSptfFal 10 lAt i'SN'l
Washington. November 25.- Representa-
tive Burgess Of the old Tenth district Ia
Texas arrived here this morning. Mrs.
Burgess is at the home of relatives In
Napoleonyllle. La, and viii not come u
Washington until after the holidays. ,
Mr. burgess is Of the opinion that little
bpyond routine work win be dOuc durlns
tho short session. He does not expect any
mellon With reference 10 Cuban reciprocity,
the trusts or the tarih at this session aul
is rather inclined 10 the belief that Il spec
ial session Will be called.
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VIRGINIA NEGROES.
Trey See a Chance for Unlimited Num-
Der OF Suits.

Richmond Va, November 25. John s.,
Wise, counsel for the colored contestants
Of the new constitution, has taken steps
for the issuance OF an unlimited number
OF printed suit forms aud their distribution
throughout Virginia, 50 that each negro
who was denied registration under the
suffrage clause may ON IN as many as may
be ncceasary and hle them through an At
tornoy in the nearest circuit court Iot
that pnrtlculHr district bringing suit FOR
IS % damages against every Individual
member Of the constitutional congress- me
governor, the registration board whlch Fe'
fused 10 register him aud the three Judges
al the plalutih's voting precinct Wise al'
leges conspiracy by the constitutional con
eress and other defendants 10 deprive plains
tins 0f the right 10 vote.
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Mann stranners Al WeIsh

Welsh, La, November 20 The oil gusber
Is about the same, gas pressure no less
aud It is manifest that there is a daily
increase OF OF ana decrease Of the water.
As vet it Is considered too hazardous TO
close the valve entirely So a small crack
Of the valve Is left open.
The town Is full Of strangers looking into
the oil conditions OF the - oil Held,
end the hotels crowded TO Oyerlowiug.
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Reims & Kaufman building, Mrs. Buuker's
new apartment house, the addition to the
Howard hotel and about thirty residences
tons Of the city.
II ls estimated that fully $4,000 IN
building operations In the city Is directly
Affected. and viii remain IN this condition
IN all probability until matters connected
with the present lockout are adjusted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
FOOTBALL GAME THURSDAY.

.lrus.on Hiah School Boys viii Meet the
Houston and Texas Central Team.
o. The afternoon Of Thanksgiving Day
A Houston High school football eleven
Gil meet the Houston and Texas Central
Don On The grldlron at Baseball park.
4 The contest promises to he hard fought
lN- 81 both teams are In excellent train
s. and have already demonstrated their
llp % play good football
d ne lineup Of the High school team Will
"A q follows. Josey, center; Fedhake
8gil guard; Ray, right tackle; wilson
8ill end Dow, left guard; Bringhurst,
IN tackle; Kennedy, left end; Han. quar-
,ltk; Denver fuliback Campbell right
slleaek' Jones, left halfback; substitutes,
FIVE Saith, Murphy and Dryer.
lA Hlgh school team win leave for
l.si9oTt on December Ia meet local
ss'0sN segregation Of that city.
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thesthc
q
yth he VII by tesry
hay We nu6
u5isu AAotit whow q &c , r none q
Winte object @ good
the Aa1in& ten
s~ietons money m o tsuahe
noon each day O ue aces L post o o thee
evening
ornngt aiec o o W gv
Coadnn
Pee orin
10
opos subj tsno
drnan
Cgd uay cah hoe gA 70 l on horse For d anvp
asN be
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lnuinnls snooessor.

Fort Worth, Texas, November %. The
executive board Of the Texas Cattle Rails
ers association today elected j. w. Cole
son to an out the unexpirad term as score
tary of james G.. Loving, deceased. Mr.
CoIesCn has been Mr.. LOYluss bODkkeeper
and confidential mau.
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CHARLES CHASE DROWNED.
Deliberately Walked into the Swollen
Bosuue River.

Bosque River
Waco, Texas, November 25.--Charles
Chase walked into the Bosque river about
six miles from this city this afternoon
about o'clock and was drowned, Hs
lives In this city and went out this after.
noon "a see friend. After bidding his
gr,srd goodbye. he walked 20 the river and
,,.a,,s right I'M the swollen stream and was
,.arried down His body has not been re-
ccvered. He was 90 years Of age and With
out a family.
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THANKSGIVING RACES.

ba'Saton Is Arranging an Attractive
Cald-local Horses viii Start.
''s races which were to have taken place
I1s tEaek on the Harrisburg road dur
3,.s VI la9ter part Of last week and were
q. ',g .ata On account Of bad weather, viii
4 g glisa on Thursday and Friday.
q 1shAgement announce that there
lhlee harness events aud one run,
& ~. W. On each day, and promise some
I, \, I 81, Sontests' There will be at least
'ne steppers will be local horses.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
FAMOUS LAND SUIT is NOW ON
TRIAL IN DISTRICT COURT.
Terms Of Federal Court as Now Ar
ranged Are Unsatisfactory to The
Lswyers---News Notes.

Austin, Texas, November % The state
OF Texas VS.. william Mcrham ct al is the
style of q big land sui- on trial in the
court OF the Invent, sixth judicial district
today This suit Involves title TO the san
Ellzaric land grant in Isl Paso county
There are 100 defendants to the suit The
cause which gave rise 10 the suit was d
change IN the channel OF the Rio Grande,
The State alleges that as result Of TN,
change the land thus reclaimed belonged
10 the STATE, and that such beiug the case,
the defendants having failed TO take out
homestead grants are trcspasscrs
The defendants allegc that the land Is a
portion Of mn o'd Spanish grant aud by
reason Of this fact they hold legal title 60
the disputed tcrritlry, which comprises
about 10000 acres OF land
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S Glory sale in Madison Square garden TO-.
the purchasers bought from o, one 9t
hayemeyer, head Of the sugar ERNST ~,
l2-year:old black mare, Double Cross r sne
ora ora, 2lss., by Sable Wilkes, dam linda reS
n me'4 Har tor Sz,V II is understood he Will
US hef LOT breeding purposes Most ~ tbc
prices obtained were small. Nh Ronar
purchasers. -" auVnk tle
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ehn4 hiimself Twice

Orange. Texas. November 25 George
ceary. foreman Of section ~ q the South.
ern Pacific AZ this place. shot himself twice
IN the breast With a pistol. No cluse has
heen assigned for the rash act Ine man
Is still alive, but not expected 20 i've.
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Advance in Crude Oil.

Lima, Ohio, November % There was
nu advance Of cents in the price Of Lima
crude OIL Tuesday and 9, cents In the price
az Eastern oil.
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rAE lAkg cHARLEs LocKouT.
asg = Million Dolars Of improvements
Are Tied Up

LAKE Charles, La. November 25.-The
enrpentera and ioineFS' lockout which 30
e,n yesterday At noon, remains IN statu
ana me eject OF this lockout IL already
BEGINNING 10 make itself felt, and nmeng
~ bis operations which nFs seriously Grip
rlsd are the Kaufmah hsildins, Flshdsrs
bulldlnr, wkll.soFdan building, AeiiiAgG
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Al lnoIeside.

San Francisco November 25 Seven fur
longs-Loyal S, Ignacio, Mike Rice. Time
1;2sl9
Five furlones-Imp Puss In Boots. Esh
Q iu Penzance Time :03I5.
Mile Sugden, Diomed, Bangor. Time
Ia
Eleven-siSteenths cf a mile-Artyis, Bear
Ormondc, Kcnilworth Time 0TaE
One and an eighth miles Lodestar, Rit
Shennon. Crater Time SO
Six furongs handicap csuvian, Money
Muss, Flush Of Gold. Time jan