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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-11
BRIEF CAREER OF ROBBERS
YOUTHS STARTED OUT TO EMU
LATE THE LATE HARRY TRACY.
Parties Robbed Went After Them and
Wounded One of the Pair, Who
Thereupon Blew Out His Brains.

San Jose, Cal, August 1o.-A series Of
daring highway robberies which resulted
In the sensational death of one robber and
the wounding of a citizen occurred OIL the
Monterey road last night Two young men,
apparently little more than boys In ago,
compelled an cid lady who was driving on
the highway near Lynnville to deliver her
morse ana buggy TO them. They then drove
20 f. f. Heple's store at Coyote, where
they purchased cartridges for S2-calibre
pistol. This they loaded aud Immediately
proceeded to hold up the PROPRIETOR and
several bystauders
FROM Heples they continued toward Gil.
roy! Within quarter OF a mile of this
Town they met W. W. Mckee sewing
machine agent, and when he failed TO stop
ON thelr order, fired ut him INJECTING a
trihing wound, Mckee dashed his horse
INTO run and was not further molested
me robbers continued south to Stevens
siore, a mile and half from Heple's, rob.
oihg TWO or three teamsters on the road
OF small amounts They were lust enter.
ing stevens store when they saw five or
5,N armed men riding rapidly toward them
LUIS was a posse consisting Of e. r.
heple ana the men who had been robbed
with him,
The robbers abandoned their faded horses
ana started across a field toward the west
vIA Ioothllls running fight ensued in
Wnlcn one az the robbers was shot through
the stomach. In emulation of Convict
tracy he placed his pistol 10 his head and
T TSW ont ms brains, dying almost Instantly.
me other threw up his hands and was
taken into custody
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BEAUMONT MADE ERRORS.
Crowley Got the Game Even Though
Watson Pitched.

Watson Pitched.
Beaumont, Texas, August 10.-Blanchette
park took In 2So0 fans this afternoon to
see Beaumont make eight glarins errors
and lose game which should have been
won IN the easiest kind Of fashion from
Crowley. Watson and Zehper were pltted
against the each other and Zehner can now
claim two Victories over Watson. aud he
may well feel proud Of 1t, for he has beaten
the best pitcher in Texas, though it was
Watson's ragged support in both cases
lhat host MN the game Today Crowley
made six hits Ind three errors while Beau.
mont Piled up eleven hits butstrled to keep
the error column as large as the hits cor
uimn ana nade eight big ones. all of which
cost runs except one. Instead Of Crowley
bunchitg hits Beaumont punched errors
Hunchie, the Beaumont catcher, had his
ringer broken early in the game and retired,
ana George Bryant went In and caught a
great game. lie also hit the ball hard get
ting tWo singles and making a run. Eddie
Mcdonald did the best hitting for Crowley,
making two singles, the last Of which hg-
was loaned TO Crowley for today and show
ed the mettc he Is made of by winning
against his teammates. Up TO the time
Hunchle was disabled in the sixth inning
Crowley mad made but one hit OF Watson,
but the change made him tighten up with
his speed aud hye more were recorded
In the last three innings.
Beaumont has taken during the season
twelve out Of eighteen games from Crowley
and since the reorganization here Beau.
mont has woa i've out Of seven, Crowley S
only two winnings being made by Zehncr
on the diamond here Crowley beat every
thing Ia Louisiana, but Beaumont was too
strong for her.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

SHENANDOAH. Pa-saturday marked
the close Of the thirteenth week Of tho coal
miners strike and not break has occurrrd
IN the ranks Of tho men Rumors fboI oil
ltcrle, arc about 10 start 10 work nra
heard. but no coal company Official viii
publicly say they are true. The mine
workers officials continue to express them
selves as confident OF success.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-Joseph Trait man.
eyer of the Globe Iron Red Manufacturing
company or AVondale, was shot and ahnoss
instantly killed by William y, ProweU =,
street car conductor, about one mile from
tgarhIas so,a late mis- afternoon. The
collection of fare from Trait.
ST, LOUIS.-The boxing bout scAedrio.
for twenty rounds between Danny Donrh.
erty Of philadelphia aHd Kid Goodman ~
p SSSton N saturday nigh ewas stopped by the
Philadelphia WAS hopelessly defeated ybe
r'feree gave the decision 10 Goodman
LoBDELL, Miss Thomas n. NcTarro.o
shot ana Killed {. L. FalleT Saturday even
ing, Faler was literally shot to pleces
two loads of buckshot taking effNc In M,
lace, throat and right side. The mnrSas
Is sald 20 be the on growth Of the domeStio
ana financial troubles of McLemore
NEW YORK Failing 800 feet down rho
ttnc,r side OF elm In Engiewood, Rober,
eVot' IL years old, reached the bottorn
WIN no greater Injuries than bruises 500,
lay IN the bushes at the bottom az 'V NV
clifr for nearly two days, being discovsr rus
finally by boys 'ieu
SHENANDOAH. Pa.-Heayy rains ,.,,
mere Sunday making things disagreesbie
Tor the troops in camp on the hin OUTSIDE
OF shenandoah. DESPITE the inclement
weather, however. there was a largo NIL
towns 'u'uills
NEW YoRk.--Mrs Eliza Young. the ola
ssst actress OF the American stage. died AZ
ron ss ss9sS , snnd home west New Briga.
''A' staten Island she fell two weeks sso
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STORMS DID DAMAGE.
Trenton, N j., Was Visited ~ a
Small Sized Tornado,
KANSAS CITY ALSO VISITED HEAVILY
Hardly a Householder Escaped Loss and
the Streets Were Uttered with
Debris--No Loss Of Lie.

Trenton. N. j.. August t0-Ahout a score
Of buildings were unroofed and otherwise
damaged by terrific storm that visited
Trenton about 3 o'clock and was described
by those who saw It as tornado The
properties injured were in the center Of the
city and the eectlc light and trolley wires
at that point were torn down, suspending
trolley service and causing portion Of the
city to be in darkness. Fortunately, no one
was injured. The damage can not be es-
timated tonight, but 1t probably will not
exceed $4,000. The storm was confined
TO very narrow area. The dowupour Of
rain was terrific. over four inches of water
falling In two hours
Travel over the Pennsylvania road
through Trenton was suspended tonight by
reason of the submerglng of the company Is
tracks at the Clinton station. The platform
OF the station is entirely under water from
the overhowing of Assanpink creek At
midnight the tracks at the station were
twenty-one inches under water and at tho
tunnel under the Delaware and Raritan
canal the tracks were forty inches under
water. At midnight the water was still
rising.
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10, Snare "a, Hindi y5. our Bessie lvp
flocarline p5, Candeli 30, Mary Levana lVo'
Georgia West rs, Puredaie 10, kneta ~
Hattie Walker 9o, Miss Manners eo' s'y''
v5.
seven.elgnths mile-McChesney loj. Brass
100, Jiminez 1o2, Headwater 10, Joe FREY
1U2, Brulare W. DIR. Stephens lu2. 80.
One mile, selling-Aiaska III, Carl hhniel
ln7. Rosa Diah 100. Pnma II l8. Fen .,
Bard Ill. Guy II. 107. Bah in5. Mag, ~
Emathion 10. Gonfalon l01. remptress 10
Lingo ~, Layia QmpJ 100, Frank NJ TO-
wysia 1o3.
Saratoga Entries.
Five and one-haif furlongs-Alsono Lady
Albercraft. Ada May Iii. Lady Knighthood'
Erora, Auriesvile Merry Reel, Avinson'
Virgin Soil, Forward 1o2, Love Note lo5'
subdue 1o2, Athlana Ill Intervention TO-
Old Lady, Sparkle Esher Ill.
Seven eighths OF mile. selllng-Blun 1lS;
Gi6son Light. 10l. wellesley l20. PRIDE 90 OF
Surrey 101. Martin Burke. Red Damsel lO4.
Ordnung lis, Kings Favorlte los, Guess
work loS, Sweet Tooth H., Five Nations
lo5, Kilogram lis, Lapidus io4, Mercer ll9.
FtIiform ITO, Tenaera 100. Brandy sma so
lo8, sedition 1o1. Ben Howard 100. Ro ss
signol lc4. Swampland 20. Pure Pepper iVo'
one mile--LuX Casta lo5, John barIey
s corn Flying Bntttess; The Rival Rs JYSit'
10, Huntressa 1o5, Clearwater, o. "nl'
tier 40. Drummond l05
Three-quarters OF a mile, handicap-MaS
Me 124, Empress Of India 90. Lady hnisnt
hood 90 Stamping Ground liz AtheToy
10, Examiner 1o6, Wild Thyme ia, Ben
sonhurst l1p, Monroe Ito, Captain Arnold
III, Dramatist lie. Mansard llo' Araoc
III
One and a quarter miles handicap-:AAIdi
vance Guard 124, Himself l02, Ethics ~
Sombrero 104, The Rival %, Colonel 81
1o6, Zoroaster 9T, Carbuncle ll3, Bessie
Mccarthy 90, Cuspldor SIS
One mile, selling Swlffmas 100. Por'
Royal Sc Maude Come 90 BLUM lO4 SAD
ducee "A. Ililogram 104. Wild Pirate lo3
Zoroaster 1o1, Flying Buttress 90 Bonni
bert ia
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STRIKERS IN GOOD sHA|
Dissatisfaction Over Distfbuth|
Said TO Have DISAPPEARED,
AN ATTEMPT 70 START THE NJ
May Be Made During the Week De-
the Fact that the Strike l..sv|
Oisctedit Such Reports

Wilkes barre, Pa, August lo-n. .
Necnth week Of the anthracite mip,r \
begins tomorrow. President ,rt,.s
authority for the statement mad. \
that the strikers are In good shaDe
tributicns to the relief funds a., -,
In from many quarters and the dls,-Ia
tion which was first evidenced over d,
tribution has disappeared. The IA
have settled down to what TIER NJ
is going to be much longer sltse n.
at first anticipated.
While the strike leaders sre ir,rx
throw cold water on all reports IL
attempt may be made 10 resume naa
an early Gay in the Wyoming saa|
would not be at all surprising shcai
or two Of the mlEes in this ssax
started up this week. The sane sly
becn told for weeks past but tier Il
We'll authenticated report tonight iAA 4
Lehigh and W!lkesbarre coal conpig I
start up work at Its Wanaule calln 4
day this week, AT the office Of the cz,1
however, those In charge refuse to ~ 4
any Information.
A genera lview OF the wtth stilk "a
shows that unless the operators eai n
the ranks of the strikers By startai u
colliery here and there, the .nsn W
Inclined TO remain out for some TN, n
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Upton Is COMING AGAIN.
Jameson Inlimites Another Attempt
10 Lift The Cup.
EXACT DATE NOT YET DETERMINED
Houston Won Two Ball Games from Gal
weston Clubs-Entres for
Today's Races.

New York. August i0.--"sir Thomas LIP
ton intends visiting the United States
shortly" said Captain II. J. Jameson, skip
per Of the Shamrock. who arrived here
with his wife on the steamship campenia
~ can't tell exactly what date Sir Thomas
has fixed; but 1t isn't far from now. any.
way.
'Iou know we've been here before trying
to get the Americas cup. We haven't 1t
yet but" and Captain Jameson looked
eontemplatlve. Then he added: well. I
have no yachting plans care TO speak
about Just now"
Captain Jameson smoke about the many
Americans In London, and said that the
one occasion Of standing wonder to them
was the manner In which the boobies
lLondon policemen handle crowds
"A bobby has wonderful authority -
eaid Mr.. Jameson, IAN he has TO do Is TO
raise his hand and a great mob is lmme-
dlately sobered down. That comes proba.
bly, from the severer penalties attached Ia
disobedience TO n policeman In England
than in the United States"
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PRINTERS ARE TO MI
ANNUAL CONVENTION ASSEM-
AT CINCINNATI TO-DAY
Tho Golden Jubilee Of the lyp'sF'
Union to Be Celebrated az
Place Of Birth.

Cincinnati. August l0-Ioe ani's
vention of the international TIpeH';;
union meets here tomorrow fOF ! 3
OF four days. :, /.
The officers. President james
Syracuse, Vice Presidents :, = III
Chicago. James Mulcahey q s. " 81,
o'SullIvan Of Boston; secre'al' T.
j. w. Bramwood Of Denss', y
here the past week at wo,k y, M
committees and they were ie'p 4. u "a
delegates from all parts q us
Tho largo New York and WssnEss,
aation ~ "a ore accompanies "
Englapd and New Jersey V,S5
- shn deiegat,,s seem to fayol w
~ III tSo reyt convention, althel. ";
y. j.. is a strong rival .,n,ventles
st. Louis will get INC s,sN
and Nashville wants y y. M vel 9
The convention mere w. e be
of unusual interest, a. ~ In.e.
NJ the golden jubilee. ,i,Sd Ter
union having been vlrb ~
There ore now $50 locals In.,l az
1000 members. The nrs. eurr
cySnnized in Boston over snIah
I L,Sshnrata nrograms FOR re a...,,a
s E,auo c%nIebrat1on viii pe SSad,,s
sdar. o W veil as the usual p'iis,, n
o ~ and Afternoon ,rhna
day was devoted 70 scineIunid "
ties at Eden park " garden nfr (
noon and at Deshlel
XIV, tonight - =, he shs
nj an su nsepY house and the ,,s XII
she ,TrT Of the Dss pen. M
York, Vice PresidsTs.it ,I f. ~
secretary G. W. Wil gIssn 1 Ssc
tional officers, were III
day. A.. couvept.c1. .
meeting of the isdies
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THE CHINESE PRINCE.
He Paid Visit to the Tomb OF General
Grant.


Grant.
New York, August 10.-Prnce Tsia Chen
OF China spent busy day. The program
included an inspection of the fire apparatus
OF the New York ire department, a drive
through Central park a visit to the tomb
OF General Grant, where he placed a wrea tn
In memory OF the great general and din.
ner AZ the Chinese consulate
At the tomb the prince was escorted into
the crypt and while the party stood with
bowed heads, Colonel Middleton, the rusto-
dian, placed a handsome floral wreath. A
token of respect from the prince, over The
remains OF General Grant The wreath
was made Of American Beauty and white
roses and laurel leaves. Some one remarked
to the prince that the wreath was very
beautiful. -.
Nothing is too beautiful for the iI,us.
trlous general of the American army" re.
Piled the prince, and then he added: "Gen.
cral Grant was very fond Of Chinese neo.
pie and they all loved him when no iycd
and all respect his memory"
BEFORE leaving the tomb. Prince Chon
said This Is the third tomb OF a rrcat
parsonage have visited during NV nrrs,
ent trip. In France | paid homage 10 tho
memory OF the great Napoleon ana In I'm.
gland J visited the resting place Of oueen
Victoria"
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THE JAPANESE INVADERS.
he Brown Men Are Anxious to Possess
Pacific Islands,

racine Islands.
Washington, August lo.-orders have
Deen issued by the navy department pro.
wang for visit by the United States
steamship Adams to Wake Island and the
midway Islands, belonging to the United
states in the Pacific ocean. This action
uns oeen determined upon as a result of
recent communication received Mt the de-
RRaTftment from the master of the transport
inc W, VINO reported that while approach
~ w nke island In June last he discovered
Whh hpnap th by party OF Japanese.
H., .'o the steamship Nero was max
survey of the PacIfic
eraA transpaclhc cable In 1890 she discoy.
"a tue Midway Islands were also lnhabit-
nrlsi japanese. This is somewhat sur
nnHnR' us the Islands always have he
Niif 70 this government The Adams
II IN roe In charge of Commander Charles
y; FOX who win make an Investigation
Va,n ,ae ,S circumstances and IL It Is sscer,
t hhiueu that the Japanese have SERTED In
S 49, Islands with the sanction OF their
FOR s,h clainI with view OF laying the basis
resen, calm giaim OF sovereignty over them. rep
suh,ac stis1ns VIII be made TO Japan on the
r, uS,set Tor the purpose OF causing their re.
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Canton,--T'he cotton crop 10 this county
as compared with that of las, year IS some
what better The recent continued rams
have Increased the growth or the weed ana
have caused throwing on. No worms nave
appeared yet, and with favorable weather
she crop Will be about 20 per cent better
thAl last year
Wills Point,--The condition OF the cotton
crop Ia this vicinity is much improved
since the drouth Is broken, anu the general
yield bids fair to exceed that o. ,ast year
By Is per cent where planted away from
streams. The bottom land crops have been
subjected 10 the greatest overflow for forty
years. and almost the entire crop on bottom
land Is dead.
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Two Games for Houston.

Houston BAH players got the best Of the
Galveston boys in two games yesterday,
one being played here and the other In
Galveston. The game here was between
the Necco & Eisemanns and a picked team
from the Island CITY The score was 10
to In favor OF the local boys. The game
was witnessed by good crowd.
day and played team made up Of PLAYERS
from the city league The contest resulted
disastrously for Galveston, the score being
10 10 O in favor of Houston.
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CUBAS RECONSTRUCTION
THE BUREAU OF INsULAR AFFAIRS
ISSUES A STATEMENT.
An interesting Review OF the Work of
the American Forces After
the War Closed

Washington. August 1o.-The bureau Of
insuar affairs OF the war department has
prepared statement showing what the
United States achieved during the occupa-
ton Of Cuba from the time the military
government was established, July Is 1888,
until May 10, 1902
At the close of hostlities in Cuba, 1t is
stated, the country was state Of devasta-
ton and ruin, both AZ to political orgnntzd-
ton as well AS It's industrial condition.
without precedent 10 guide aud many OF
them without previous experience In state
affairs, the officers Of the United States
army at once undertook to set up "A form
Of government which would provide SUM-
cicnt revenues for the immediate needs
aud which might I've developed Into a stable
and lasting system.
sixteen customs houses were established
one nj the cldef port, Havana, and other,
at the principal sub ports OF the Island and
| tariffs were put in force The principal
chances in the tariff have been the gradual
reduction OF the duties on exports from
/ time 10 time until April l, 1901, when these
/ duties were entirely abolished
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Galleries VIII Be in condita

Shamokin. Pa, August l0-EdrsN !
nan of this place. State inspector Z
Seventh anthracite district, ID an ll'5'
this evening said every one q ts .;
Ccllierits In his district VIII b \
ton for operation as Foon q Y
ends. While Few ar, flooded ~
levels can be operated and sytnlli!
the levels. He thinks the total dls'f|
collierles caused ny the tie.up VII 4
between $4,000 and $1,000.
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CLOUDBuRsr Ar CAprv

Caaen, ~ j., August lO,-A clou1burst
today caused the Kirkwood lake twelve
miles from here. to break its dam, flood
Ing the county Tor several miles under
Two TO five feet OF water Four hundred
rect Of the embankment OF the Pennsyl
swept away. The tracks OF the Reading
railroad were also under water No trains
were run on the Reading road and the
pennsylvania company abandoned It's
double track system this way.
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Memphis AGAIN Outdone

Shreveport La, August 10-Memphis
again attempted 10 pitch St Vrain, who
was refused admittance "a the park, and
The game was forfeited To Shreveport.
Breitepstein, the captain Of the Memphis
Nicklln ordering him nu- to make M at
tempt 10 play st. Vrain but It was Ignored.
The visitors left for Little Rock tonight.
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TYLER COUNTY.

ColmesneiI.--The recent rains have been
beneficial to the cotton crop In this county
and 30 per. cent yield Is expected
Warren.---The cotton crop Is not as good
The planting In the spring was about nf-
teen or twenty days late. then the drouth
injured the stalk some. And now the con-
a,nueu . .M iOt tne past IVY weeAs LAY NY
causing the forms and young bolls to she'd
But with favorable seasons from now on
the crop win be about 80 per cent of the
last years crop.
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Baseball and Race al New Iberia.

New iberia, La. August l0.-Patterson.
La, was defeated by the Iberia Juniors
in spirited game OF bah today for
purse of S75, offered by the iberia Paris
association. The score stood IL to IN
favor Of New iberia.
There were also several race matches
for purses ranging from 500 10 Sl25 En-
tries were limited to the surrounding par
IeheS only.
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..r1-A Nlcarsgus.--lIi..

MANAGuA, Nic1 SrssIssaass, |. j )
one OF the Masaya sv, tec's,>
has been emitting ya iss Isst ~,
s gro sounds, tcI .n az tss srv.''''sI
The commissioner n an tIli . 4,
that there is danses, owp q "
ring shortly. the ,,ysted q q 4
DE Masayass Is sIlss II
the volcano q M a,ssss'tsutss 4 e
natives. --- 4
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WOOD COUNTY.

Qutman.-The present outlook for the
cotton crop OF this county Is good. The
seasons have boon worry favorable here for
cotton during the summer, executing the
recent floods which viii injure the crop
some. Much of the cotton In the creek
and river bottoms was covered with water
during the recent rise and is reported badly
damaged The weed on upland Is not large,
but appears In many places to he loaded
with bolls. AS a whole, the prospect for
cotton here is dnc many farmers saying
II was never better ut this season, aud
II no disaster such as boil worms or the
Ike strikes IT, the crop viii he onethird
ar more larger In this county than Il was
last year
Mincoia Tho recent heavy rains and
overflow have damaged the bottom land
cotton OF Wood county to n considerable
extent, but Il Is thought 10y many farmers
that where the plant was not covered by
water that the present not and dry wealth
cr will bring II out to such an extent
that very good yield VIII he realized.
The upland cotton Is the finest for many
years, and big majority Of farmers are
counting ON bale or moro 20 the acre.
Take the county generally the Weld viii
he much lnrger than lust year General
picking VIII begin in ahont two weeks.
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Victoria The outlook is not As promising
for cotton as 81 was two weeks ago. rhe
showers ae was feared. brought the worms
and weevilS These will not hurt early cot
there is not much prospect oi a fall crop
on either early or late. The weather Tor
the past week however. has been very
hot and II It keeps up for ten days longer
without any rain a tair Top crop Will be
made Conditions are generally better than
last year Fields are white. and picking Is
going on everywhere. There is no scarcity
of labor.
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Glddings Texas, August 10-The Gid
dings Grays and the Caldwell baseball
team crossed bats at Dime Box Friday
afternoon. A good game of ball was played
The score was 4 to / in favor of Gid
dlngs.
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Gllmer--The cotton crop 10 Upshur
county has been materially damaged by re.
Yield viii be about same as last year, with
% per cent increase
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weed Is very rank and the foliage so dense
there Is some fear OF the bottom hollis rot
ting. The farmers, however, think the
yield will he a little better than last year
No complaint Of weevils or other insects so
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Mrs. Maokav m

London, August lo-Upon the advice a,
her doctors, Mrs. John W. Mackay has ,or,
70 Bad Nauhelm, Germany, to UNDERGO
treatment. ~
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Uvalde.-The cotton crop for this season
viii pc about oEe.hslf the Yield or last
season
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The Texas Leaaue.

At pallas--Dallas /; Fort Worth 1; twelve
innings.
At Paris Corsicana IA; Paris 7.