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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
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pon ROrtpegen 9agerup unb Der ebes
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tran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

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Springs, art., TT &Obert Satum, elm
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5erfleif9t, ebe irgeno Semanb es Der=
6iroern tpnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

*** Die Sabres<g erfammIung II.
OirettOrenpdbl bes rpatterion@partz
Smmeripdbrenben 2eib= unb 8duper=
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SttOber, 4benbs s ubr, i'm @ereinsz
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*** Cine tpidtise 8erfammluns Der
WitglieDer bes .4agem. Oeutfden
Waiienbaus .@ereins1 finbet am
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Cine ileue 8erfafung, fofpie Elm rleiier
Jreibrisf tDsrben Dorselest. Ollie Miit=
slieber follten erfheinen-
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bungen als bic bette uRb ii9erte emz
pfoblen, in 3utunft aber fonen tie eins
miit6ig 5uiammentpirfem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

MIte 3eitttneen (GorrtIpcuSsntsuh
Toe. pro Sunb,rt, an 6atsn in Der Office ses -9sut'
iner eorrripouetuteHsS SaltizIsys' Ssr. mo BOB
Cfices &psnRes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

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bieier Saiion ftnbet nddften 5rettas
Ra9mitteg INN 4 u6r itatt. 9r. Do
bib 8ispbam pirb mebrere 8ariton@
Soil iingen. Saifon : 8iGste foiten
So, einaelner gintritt so Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

*** Cine groBe 5erbit g~Eturfion
pirb am Samftug, ben l. RObember,
nd9 Gettysburg nerdnitdltet. Dele
@rturiiou tpirb in allen ginaelbeiten
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unter ben bireften 4uipi5ien urb Nufs
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sisne @9nenaug pirb ben 6inenz
ga6n6pf I'm $40 @prmittass berIaI=
len, an alien ftdbtif9en StatiDnen am
6altenb. Die Riidfdbrt BON @ettbs>
burg erfplat UNI 6 uhr 80 Min. @6bs.
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*** Cine grpbe i9pGbif9e &ir9s
ipeib unb Meselfuppe tpirb beute
Mbenb in Der r9ermanta : Surnz
bale," Nr. 9 unb II, poitofficszNpe<
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befannt 1T als @eranffalter bD9it I'M
tereFanter Sefte, 70 pirb Der gefud
cbne 3peifel elm suhlreidsr perben.
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bine Coulter, 6rau 8utberine Berger,
6rau Barbara &rainer, Srau 8ar>
bara Rlinfsr, Grau Barbara Stub,
6rau Mdria S9uttner, Srdn Nnna
SanblaB, 5rau 8dni 8oemmeI unb
Grau Ratie others.
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*** On dnberer Steae bes r9eut-
f9en gorrefpOnDenten" beftnbet fi9
Srau Matbilbe 2ebep als 0efanssz
lebrerin. 5rdu 2ebep lit auf Dem
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ris unter Nab. M. Maraeit geianssz
itunben genommen unb in ben grDB=
ten europdifGen Stdoten in gonaerten
sefnnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

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men BON Der ruiiii9en 9eIanbtf9aft
ober BON benz &Dniulat biIirten paB
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barf Der 8efu9 HuBlanb's bert9ebrt
perben, fans tie iebo9 auspartige
6anbsls6dufer pber 8anten pertretsn,
f0nnsn iie mad getpiFen Sbeilen RuBs
lambs reiien. No9 &nfunft in RuBa
lamb ptrb benz NuslGnber elm Qufenta
baIts>9uB ausgefteat. 8e: Der Obs
reife mnB biefer ruifif9s BaB piebeo
rum abgegeben unb fiji einen Qbreiiss
pdB umgetauiGt berben.
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1T fem 8eri9t eingegangen, iebrd
tbeilt Der &oniul in SSeruIalem ait,
baB QuslGnber bon tiirtif6en 9es
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treter gu biirfen.M usgenpmrRen biers
bon lin6 Die QGnber, poIelbit bic Siirz
tei feline biblpmatii9en ober tQnIulaz
ridden @ertreter beiiBt.
8oIipia.
Nur in Rrieqsaeiten miiEen T6
Srembe bet Der polt5ei auspeiIeu,
FONT 1T in teinem Sale bas Il6re1
zines 9ahss pOrsei4ris6eu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Nueees COUNTY VaIuntiona.

Corpus Christi, Texas, August l.--County
Assessor I. Is. Dunn has just completed
the assessed valuation rolls Of Nueces coun-
~, which are as follows as furnished 1ne
Post correspondent by Mir. Dunn.
Land, I0sl,o3l acres, value S2,4os 2sl.
city property, Ss7O,8G3; horses aud mules,
692s head, sT2,lUO; cattle. sju4s mead
Sss2 800; Jacks ana iennets, as head. 5000,
shCep, 1850 head, $3.50; goats, lU2j nrad,
3lGl2; hogs, a. head, SOD; dogs, hUaa,
S2S vehicles, 02D, value 81 sd; nerehau-
disc. FlUo,6I5; steam engines ana nol'ers,
81 100 amount OF money In bank SlA,Osl;
amount OF money, other than In bank. $40
3l3 amount OF credit other tnnn ia BANK,
So l443 amount capital shares OF stock,
$50 500; miscellaneous property, SlJ3 ,2J3
railroad, 50 miles, S92B,bIO; railroad roll
Ing stock, S3i7ls; telephone ana telegraph,
2S3 miles, SlS,TgV; boats, 7, $lJOO. TOtai
valuation, S5,3OO,GO7.
Taxes. State al yalorem, ssS3isB: state
spC cial, S954O.yO; state poll, s312f.oO;
county ad valoreni, SIS 254.S2; county spe.
cial, Sl2, 1850; county poll, Sj2l2o; ais
trict school No. I, S431,e2. Total taxes,
SAT .yOg.7U
The assessed valuation OF pasture lands
ranges from Sl.35 TO S150 an acre, farm
lands from 81. 80 20 $40 an acre. Horse
stock IS assessed at $40 per head, stock cnt.
tie $40, steers, years ana ny, $40 per
head.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
|flDVLEY WAS THE LOSER
.-,.oos GOT OFF In the Lead and
We're Never Headed.
,,sg,,r PITCHED AN EXCELLENT GAME
A., Given Fine Support Through
Iane "s I'm. .he Louisiana Club Was
euA No. We'll Up in Fielding

..hons took the FIRST game Of the
me the Crowley team yesterday
sries - NJ s TO 4. The Crowley men
|h 'As ssvs much of chance to win, is
W y. The Cawthon pitcher, pitched
saFs'S mil and received almost perfect sup
w ", from his teammates
PIT covthons stole seven bases and
ins nix This proved very Inn
eiOs,S factor in the run getting. Wyatt
49, s.'s.a The first three innings for the Wis
F'eD' "a was receiving his bumps quite
hers IN the fourth inning he took *
lsgvlaI ., decision Of tie umpire ald
npHoh ,to bnby act by refusing to pitch
Ilsyeo .n' obrano took bis place on the
NY MT, ,,ra ond did well. The fielding Uf
tfaI .u team was something fierce,
ihe S, ting eight glazing errors. Ollre and
thry m'RRl siIy did great work In the field.
tiauae tstch of 4 foul fly In the ifth In
Vles Rielly's running catch IN the
r'nz s irning were exceptionally good. Ed
fcuIlln NJ Who has Just returned from NV
nlnaso'' aid good work on third. 'Skeeter"
gfeas n and Scarborough also helded their
heg e. we'll. Sens home run over the
pos.sy IVA sence in the sixth inning and a
ei. sssnhle play by Relf Zehner and Hurts
iass o nc features Of the visitors play.
Vs XIX. ~, same teams play again today, and a
Ina. M good gnne Is promised. Lobrano
Ia w ysbner will be the battery for the Wis
w. md Cook, who pitched such a good
WIZ WA, ssalnst Galveston last Sundly, VIII
ss .ss az the CawthonJ. 0leson will catch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
TILE VIII is rnuNn.

shortly after leaving the Mtlbush home
The Post reporter was Informed that the
viii made July Z, In which Mrs. Wi'bush
then Mrs, Laura Bryan was left 5000,
two houses ana, personal property, said VIII
being reported rs destroyed. was IN the
hands Of Dr Bartlett. who drew up the
document. The doctor was called upon at
his Office on the second noor Of the same
building where Mr.. Wilbush died. Or.
Bartlett produced the wilt, which was IN
two picccs the signatures OF Mr.. NllOush
and the two witnesses named above which
remained ON one slip being cut IN small
pieces and the terms OF the document
showing on the other After hcquenthlng
20 his dear frlcud Mrs, LaurH Brynn,
the sum VI 5000, etc, the wiil went on Ia
name Gadnlla Wllbushewitz of Minsk, Rus
STA, brother Of deceased. MS the lcGatee e
the balance Of the estate, including govern
ment bonds. the drug business at Slj Con
gress avenue and other property. Or.
Bartlett was named In the Will as executor
without bond.
After Mi. Wilbush's marriage Dr, Bartlett
was requested TO come TO the Sick man's
room and bring the will. This he ia ana
IN the presence OF Mrs. Wilbush and 0n
other witness the deceased cut the docu
mcnt In two pieces, then made small VI,
Of that portion containing the signatures.
Or. Bartlett said last night tnai bc diI
not fear amy contest over thu property left
hv deceased. as Mrs Wilhush hud declared
TINT she was willing to do what Vuo tlshI
by the members Of deceascd's tamily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02

The ball game between the employees Of
the Kirby Lumber company and the mem
hers Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, which was postponed from last Sal
urday on account Of rain will take place
at the Drummer grounds this afternoon.
both are confident Of winning, and ON the
whole II Is safe to say that there will he a
good game. The men viii play and bar
as follows; Kirby Lumber company:
Tiyon, short stop; Fawcett center hcld;
Mcdonald. second base; Bai'ny. catcher;
Watson, first base; Lockman pitcher;
tim Association: Ford, second base; Darn
ably, third base; Cleveland, first base;
F. Clemens, catcher; Belk, center deld;
Clemens, right field; Cannon, pitcher
Game will begin at 4:30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Neohes Club Election.

Beaumont Texas. August Monday
week the Ncches club. one II the strongest
social organizations in the State, win hold
its annual election. The candidates have
all been named by regular nominating
committee and until today It was thought
there would be no opposition. but there is
now prospect of a very warm ight over
some Of the members of the directory
There arc fifteen to be elected aud there
are twenty i've names each member OF
the club will have vote for htIrcn. and
1t Ia easy to soc how uncertain viii be- the
result until the last vote Is counted. The
names ~ the regular nominees have already
been published IN The Post and tho add
tional directory nominees are NJ. + Parker
Guy NJ Reed j. X Grlst J. T. Weed, W.
Il. sanders, d. q. iIJyeiyL D. +. chaplin r.
Bowen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
WHERE IS WILLIAM R. DENNIS
His Father Is in Houston Seeking Him
Fearing He Is M.

His Father Is in Houston Seeking Him,
Fearing He Is NJ,
Mr.. S L. Dennis Of Mudoon. rayeto
county. called at the Office Of Tho Post
yesterday and reported that his son, vii
Ham K. Dennis, IS not 10 be found In Iious.
ton aud he is anXlously seeking him. fear-
Ing he may be seriously H. letter dated
july II and bearing the Houston post mark.
july -, WAS received by Mr. Dennis ou
saturday last, saying that his son had bctn
III for abobi q month, hut hoped TO DE ab e
TO 60 to work soon. IL spoke of haflAp
good prospects for work supposedly IN III
near Houston.
When he left home he had a compare.
lively new Studebaker wagon and span
o! mare mules, one gray and one bay, both
small, lie also carried camping outfit and
his fnther's Winchester rife. He wrolt
from Alvin short time ago saying thar be
had been selling jewelry, bur could not
agree With his partner and had given II
up. william r. Dennis Is young mon
about 10 years Old. though looking II min
grown. He IL about nve feet ten inches
IN height and weighs Ia health 100 pounds
Has brown hair, blue-gray ewes and Wus
smooth shnven when he loft home
Should this meet his eye or those Of any
who know him, his father requests HIN
10 call ~ the office Of Tho Post as no la
most anxious 70 see him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
HARLEM ENTR1Es

Seven furlongs, selling Rasselas no.
Edith los, Henry of Frantsamar, Chorus
Boy. Gonfaon 100, Layia 100, Llmellght
Goal Runner lo4 Hu2zah 1913, Marion
Lynch, Ida V, TO-, Irmas Choice, Amirante
Matin Bell 101. Simeon o.
Five furlongS, 2-yearolds Shooting Star,
Gold Bell 1ls, Nd. A. 115. Lendenin, Stem
wlnder, Foxy Kane, Poor Boy los, L.ngust
IO5, Lings Lady 1o2, Sonora 100, TaDclla-
RUS %.
Mile and half the Superior handicap
Argregor III, Flying Torpedo H., Aladdin
101, Artena 9s, Hermencia 10i Nitrate
8s, Dewey 81, John McGurk 92, Frangible
90.
Six furlongs-Mr. Phlnizy, Marta Santa,
Andes, Mickey d. 1915 Colonel Seack, Money
Muss, Headwater Duelist, Federal 1o2,
Brulare, Lady Idris 100, Elsie L. 90.
One mile, bandicap-Alard los, Corrgan
Jog, Barrack l04, Prince Of Africa 100, Silu.
rian o., Haviland, Colonel Ballentlne 95,
Jane Holly 96, John A. Clarke 60
One mile and a Sixteenth selling-Peat
10, S~tin Coat 100, Urchin, Benckart,
Nitrate 1o6. Ben Chance lo4, Guy Il lO2,
Miss Liza l0l, Lady Chorister 100, Caliban
30, Alline Abbott. Pirates Queen, Sonora
Maria e5. Rolllck II SO, Silver Owl g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
The peImar Track.

St Louis August 1.--Favorltes and out
slders divided the purses in equal proper
tions at Delmnr today, Flash OF Night
staggered the talent by winning the second
event at odds ranging from Is to l TO 80
10 !.
Six and half furlongs, selllng-palmette
Anything, Fuith Ward. Time :22La
Five and n half furiougs selling-Flash
OF Night, PourqJui Pas, Jack Young. Time
1904.
Six and Il half furlongs selling Fusur-
tina, Joe Lesser, Del SHrte. Time l.22H
Seven furlOngs, purse--Jim Clark Pros.
per La Gal, CroiX DOr. Time 1:2s.
Mile and twenty yards. selilng-Tckful,
Cioles, Van Hoorebeke. Time 1:4iH.
Yolmer, Flop, Randazzo. Time 1:22%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
No Republican Ticket.

Beaumont, yos, August IA poll of
the prominent republicans Of the county,
both white and black, has been made and
indicates that there Will be no county
nominations In Jefferson county for the
coming election. There has been a move
ment at Port Arthur on the part Of two
or three to get out a county ticket, but
at that place many are against IL. and here
the majority are overwhelmingly against
it,
John c. shelton. well known colored
man OF this city, has recently been elect
ed chairman OF the county executive com.
mittee and II is said that he viii call n
convention to be held here sometime tAfs
month and at that convention the question
of county nominations will be brought up
but as stated above It Will he almost Ger
tain to result against any action towards
nominating county officials. The county is
very evenly divided when Il comes tu Ma
nonal politics hut IN local politics many Of
the republican leaders think they would
lose their strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
OVERWORKED WOMEN
Should Beware of a Serious Organic
Breakdown. Take Heed in Time.

The ordinary everyday life Of our women is ceosel
treadnl of work. " = SSsSS~
How much harerthe daily tasks become when some
of the female makes painful and kees Tic
nervous system all unstrung ~ 49, -
One day she wetched and utterly miserale In dav or two
better and laughs her fears thinking there nothing ne S
matter after all but before night deadly bcace Jeonea, %
limbs tremb the lips twich as though ali e imn ~
back. $500 ~ - S - iIo'
No ought to arrive this stats of misery because
these symptoms indication troubles She must
remember that Lydia f. Pinhams Compound almost
an naoe for all female ills such rcguaty periods which
cause weak stomach sick headache etc. dpacementS
OF the womb of the mutudes of illnesses which beset the
female organism ~ W
49, there anything in your which You would
Hike special advice
letter. She in
wide
Address is Lynn, Mass her advice free helpful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
aonraIes County La RoIIs.

Gonzales Texas, August 1.Tax Assessor
d. NJ. Livingston has completed mis- tax
rolls for this year ana submits them TO
the commissioners court tomorrow FOR APP
pruynl:
crease over 1901 Sl5O,O39: total state tax.
S9l ,42a IS: total county tax aud district
school, S3g.Tl5.7G. total number OF polls,
4TOs. Among the items the following are
given: Number Of horses 1901, value
saa2 NJ. cattle 40 30. SI83 49, dogs, 2I3,
s11gl; amount Of money IN banks. Sss,VOJ;
amount of money not In banks, Sl33, ~;
amount of credits, S2O5,O3s.
The rate OF county tax is SO cents on tine
SInO valuation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
THE RESERVATION is BEING GIVEN
A SHAKING UP.
Neches Club Election Promises to De-
velop Some Lively Polities--Republi-
cans to Have No County Ticket.
shaking Up the Reservation.

beaumont, Texas, August l.--Deputy Mar
shall Buck Smith has been busy all the
afternoon making arrests and taking bonds
for the appearance Of the women In the
reservation. He has summoned probably
zoo to appear before the mayor tomorrow
morning at the usual time aud the court
room viii be packed. There will also be
a lot more 10 come up Monday morning.
The Post correspondent asked Mr. smith
the reason for II and he said that he was
acting upon the orders Of Mayor Langham.
II seems that the women have been giving
been great deal OF boisterousness and
lighting, 10 say nothing Of free for all
drinking, ana the mayor desires TO check
It. Ii Is hardly probable that the women
will be driven from the city entirely, but
Il is evidently the desire OF the mayor TO
keep them In check and prevent as much
violation OF the law as Is possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
STILL The PARIS TEAM.
Texas League viii Meet at Fort Worth
Today to Dispose OF Matter.

Dallas, Texas, August 1.-Manager Eisen.
fielder played his Paris team here today
under their original title, but practically
under protest, Mr.. Eisenfelder plainly
does not desire to remain In Paris and
plainly does desire to transfer to Houston
and has not given up hope and effort for
ultimately doing so. lie has prevailed upon
the league officials to give hts side hear.
Ing. which was not done In the Dallas meet
Ing yesterday. a. he was In Houston mud
could not present his case to the meeting.
A special meeting Of the league IS to be
held in Fort Worth tomorrow to give Mr..
Elsenfelder personal hearing. lie says
Houston IS the more desirable place for his
clubs as a business proposition aud prefer
able rs a member Of the league circuit To
Paris, which Is smaller and, he says has
less baseball spirit. He says good Induce
ments are offered by the Houston people
and n decidedly liberal rate by the ran
roads. He will try tomorrow to induce the
league officials to reconsider their action
of yesterday on the transfer issue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
RACES AT COLUMBUS.
A Driver and Horse Were Suspended Tor
One Year.

Columbus, Ohio, August 1.-The judges
at the Grand Circuit races unearthed Joo
in the $4,000 stakes for 900 PAGERS, aud by
prompt action saved innocent spectators
who had backed the field large sum OF
money. Severe punishment was meted out
to the guilty party, Driver Tom stuart
and horse Elder one, being suspended for
one year.
The 2:2O pace was the feature Of good
card There were six starters, but Green
line and Elder one were conceded 10 nahe
the race between them. Greehlihe wa
the first heat with ease III 2;U5t2, STOW tIne
over the track, which was llshthius lus.;
The second heat was race IN !iseli u nu
Was won by Elder One, who paced 9e5u i
four seconds. The original pettlhg Euu
been Greenlne 500, field $50; Elder one
showing in the second neat p.o CSi nov, tltg
switched 10 $50 on Greenllne ana S9o on
the field The third heat went 70 trsgn'
line in 210h, Stuard making no enoEI Wv ~
Elder one When the horses came out lNr
the fourth heat, the judges ordered stuaiu
ont Of the su.ky and put N9leht'ne' -
local trainer and driver, up Dehlhd E'uift
one Elder one took tue toprth heat -
S,HSi.. outpacing Greenllne IN the stretcn.
In tne nth heat Elder one went 10
break In the first turn ana eoelu 1ot %
sent 70 pacing again; rot tig Ihi opp,e wllch
Investigation showed mad been Tut hva9.S
through before the heat started. Ihe luiEes
decIsE,si ali bets of. placed Elder One
f fSGt5 Instead Of dst@ncea in the hast last
Inefaas. One for one year, and fined Hudson
$i6o for not trying TO win the last wor nfai
sa 200 for driving Elder One, the amount
Ia be taken from the horse snare % n,r snS
nurse. Elder one finished seeouu 70 49, 49,
Hai in the Chamber Of CONNER Commerce R ss4 MA
n Of speed today and should nave
beaten Greenline. v,-.,,,,,,,, +bo favor.
t.a sfter seven hard heats. w.
''grba tvvn short races were won bS Mon
Inc ~ ~ chase in straight heats The feaa,
tnre Of the closing day Of 5ae mes ens w" ~
heeot S,0iH. the record Of his sire Joe
Pntchen.
Summary; s,-oo vya,bun charlie
A. nortby Redmond Best time 2'lolt
nc a, 1910 49, nurse $1,000 Grefnline, Elder
one Tertlmen Rest d,t tl@e si22 21tKl
n Rarualdo Best time 2;l2lR
40 o.. ., trot. purse s120o-Lhase, WIN Tell
onenta. Best time 2;lS'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
t4empstead News Notes.

Hampstead. Texas. August 1.-Two hun
dred persons have been subpoenAcd from
this county as witnesses Ia the Gallon
cases. which are set for trial at Houston,
Monday, August ..
Mr.. Edwards, Insurance adjuster Of Dal-
las. was IA the city this week adjusting
insurance matters with the sufferers Of
the late fire.
Charles Rehms has gone to Decatur, Ala,
on a visit TO relatives.
Miss Lucy Compton OF Houston Is visit
ing relatives IN the city.
DR.. ]. d. Robinson of Waller was In the
city today.
Len Holland Of Corsicnna Is In the city
at the bedside of his sister, Mrs. c. +.
I.lnper. who Us dangerously i'll.
Major George A. Race Of Hockey was III
the city today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
Races al Harlem.

Chicago, Augugt Autumn Leaves fur.
nished decided surprise at Harlem today
by winning the fourth race in which she
was the extreme outsider at 50 to l. Three
favorites and two outsiders won the other
FIVE events.
Six furlongs- Huachuta, Della ostrand,
Judlclous. Time l.I64J
Mile and htty yards olonial Girl, Lou
Woods, Water Edge. Time ! :4s 40
SlX furlongs-L8mpoon, Goody Two Shoes,
Almaric. limo III 30.
Seven furlongs-Autumn Leaves, Ethel
Wheat, NulcHin Time 30 Is.
Mile and a half-Major Manslr Ravens
bury, Leo Newell. Time 2;il Is.
Mile-Fitzkauet, John Bright, Fairbury.
Time LAB To-