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OVER CHICAGO LINKS.
Amateur Championship to Be De-
cided in the Vest

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-For the purpose
OF selecting courses for the coming am
ateur championship tournament, eiecting
officers for the ensuing year and consid-
el, elTlng new legislation, the delegates to
the annual meeting of the United states
Golf association met tonight in this city,
chair s-Ao
Previous to the calling of the meeting
to order, the principal subject talked oyr
py the delegates was the spirited contest
between the East and West for the pos
session of the amateur championship
tournament. ela The contest has been going
on for weeks, and both factions were
prepared tonight to urge their claims
to the utmost. In the end the GIenview
Golf club. of Chicago, was selected.
Inc reports presented showed $S,2O2 in
the treasury. The officers elected were:
PRESIDENT. r. Fl. Robertson, ST Andrew 3
Golf club; first vice president, D. r. For
gan; second vice president, S. Herbert
Windeler; secretary, Mathurin Ballou:
treasurer, s. Y. Heebner; committeeman.
A. Stillman, New York Golf club and
Allan c. Reed, New York Golf club.
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to l, second; Len Reno, 1o3, Kelly, 12 to
l, third. Time. A Dotterel, Clarinette,
Olahurst, Mamie, Anna f, Gulda and
The Phantom also ran.
selling Wolhurst, III, Conley, A to /,
won; Lode Star, 107, Ransch, 6 to 1, Sec
ond; Constable IS, Birkenruth, 9 to 5,
third. Time, 1:51al Malaise and Gray
lette also ran. 6
Fifth race, three-euarters of mile,
selling-Foul Play, 112, Prior, s to l, won;
Larry Wilt, 1O2, Birkenruth, 21s to /. sec
ond; Vassalo SO, Ransch, s to s. third.
Time, 1:1S12 lingo. Montana Peeress and
Midnight Chimes also ran
Sixth race, Futurity course selling
Bassenzo, 9S, J. DAILY, g212 to /, won; Ty-
rannus, 98, Birkenruth. to /, second;
Ned Dennis, 113, Ransch, II to /, third
Time, 1:l51s. Man of Honor, Tiburon.
The Fiddler and Quiz II. also ran.
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HONORABLE BALL PLAYER.
First sackman Richardson Refuses
to jump Terre Haute Contract.

. TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb. N.-Wiu-
IAN b1i1,,,. IL a,54 Richardson, the Terre Haute
to report to ST Louis for sprinar nrec4iea
with the st. Louis National league club
Ei,ehardson signed with St. Louis last
ddal, with the understanding that the
release, but this condition has not been elS
fulhlled. and until it is he will remain
loyal to the local club. President Rohi-
son, Of the ST. Louis club, wrote Rich
Rrdson that the Terre Haute club could
not hold him, and advised him to iIlnn
4tlchardson, however, did not accept the
ne would have to pay the Terre Hante
club $500 for his services.
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LABOR NOTES.

The following unions will hold meetings
ton1ght; Trades and Labor assembly.
toners.
The Truck Drivers union had a splendid
meeting last night, when there were six
teen limitations, bringing the membership
up to forty-seven. The receipts of the
evening Were SIG.
The Broommakers union had well at
tended meeting last night at which there
was present large delegation from Min
neapolis.
A committee meeting of the Mattresses
union met last night and are now prepar-
ed to distribute their invitations for the
entertainment and open meeting They
will give their first dance April 8.
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ATHLETES RUN ON AIR PADS.
Stages sprinters Are Wearing PReu-
matte SOIed Shoes.

CHICAGO, Feb N.-Pneumatic-soIed
running shoes are the latest means of
director Stagg to make the Maroon
sprinters clip time from their records
Specially made running Shoes with in
fated pneumatic soles were given a trial
by several runners yesterday, and some
of the fast men declared that on a hard
floor the soles might be the means of in
creasing speed in both short and middle
distances.
The first trial with the pneumatic soIes
was made by Capt. Fred MoIoney, who
footgear. He said the shoes gave a run
ner a good start and a springy stride
put were apt to make him step too high
Tector Stagg has not decided to use
them on his men in any track meet. but
they will be given a trial within the next
few weeks to demonstrate their worth.
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noon. He will take the place vacated
by George Davis, who was given his re-
ly signed with Comiskey's Chicago team
Doyle led the Chicagos last year. and
his work there was anything but salts
factory That is why he was released
a few days ago by Frank Selee. 1t has
been decided that Doyle will captain the
local team, and may either catch or play
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Results at Oakland

OAKLAND, Cal. Feb 97-woo+hor
cloudy; track sloppy. Results: ee''iioA
FIRST race, three-quarters of a mile
seliing-Eldred, 109, Ransch. 10 to / won,
Ph1l Archibald, ia. Troxler, to /, sec
ono; Young Morello, 10, J. Woods, to
L L, third. Time, 1:191z Ciarando. Harry
thatcher Legal Maxim, Dawson and
Silva Cruise also ran. anu
Second race, .seven-eighths of mile.
seIling.Rushflelds 112, Troxler, even
Talma, 1O2, Ransch, u to l, third. Time
1:34*. Intrada, Tufts, Ell Rey, Sand De
Lee and Master Lee also ran.
Third race, seven-sixteenths of mile
SeLlng-Hlgh Chancellor, los, ]. Woods
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Excursion tickets at one fare plus S2.OO
for the round trip will be sold by the
Wisconsin Central Railway on the first
and third Tuesdays during March and
west. Tickets to all points at the lowest
rates on sale daily For particulars APP
ply or write Herman Brown, G.. p e T.
A, S73 Robert St.. St. Paul. MINI.
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Charleston Results.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. H-Re-
suits: First race, four furlongs and q
half, selling-Canrobert won, Give and
Take second, Brahmin third. Time, :59.
Second race. five furIongs and half.
sening-Jim Scanlon won, Lady Riley
second, Georgiana third Time, 1:13.
Third race, seven furIongs, selling-Cus-
todian won, Corpolete second, Sylvan
Dell third Time, I:3515.
Fourth race, five furlongS, selling
Randolph won. Eya's Darling second, In
tent third Time, 1905
Fifth race, six furIongs, selling-Sir
Kenneth H. won, Certain second, Leila
Barr third. Time, 1:19.
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WEST SIDE In DARKNESS
CLEVELAND COMPANY HAVING LOTS
OF TROUBLE.

The West Side was practically in dark
ness last night. For several hours the
electric lights failed to glow and on Pros
pect Heights and in the vicinity of the
high bridge hardly a gasoline lamp was
in service. In the f1at-fame district the
police reported all of the lamps out
The Cleveland Vapor Lighting company,
which wrested the f1at-fame contract
from the American Developing company.
seems to have more than its share If
trouble in keeph- the lamps under its
control lighted. Complaints of late have
been many, but the company saws il will
have everything in good shape in a few
weeks.
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DEXTER TO PLAY THIRD.
seIee Believes Player Will Make
Good at That Corner.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Charley Dexter. if
the present plans of Manager SeIee are
carried out, will be given a regular berth
at third base on the Chicago National
}eague team this season. Last wear, as
Shifted continually, playing in the OUT
field and nearly every position 4 the in
field.
In every position he made good, and.
in fact. proved himself about the most
valuable man of all to the West side
bunch last year. He played every place
Eatisfactorily, and in addition developed
into the best pinch" hitter among all the
orphans.
This record. particularly his play at
third, made deep impression on Manager
emitted that the placing of Dexter on the
third cushion was one of the first things
upon which the new manager decided
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CENTURY CLUB BIDS
CALIFORNIA ORGANIZATION Of
FERS PURSE FOR FIGHT.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 27-The
Century Athletic club, of this city, has
decided to make bid of $4,000 for the
Jeffries-F -Fitzsimmons fight, the contest
to take place during the Fiesta cele-
bration in this city on May l. 2 and 8.
The club has ample financial backing,
and expects to receive serious considera-
tion by the two pugilists.
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NEW ONE FOR NORTHWESTERN.
Track and Footban Man Finds Place
ON Purple Team.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27-A new track and
football man showed up at Northwest
ern yesterday. He is Thomas Scott, a
nary, Onarga, Ill The acquisition of
Scott was due to the influence of Capt.
Ward, of the purple eleven. Scott has a.
record of feet inches in the high iumD
and is an all-around athlete e$weighing IL
pounds. He Will enter the varsity next
fall.
A large squad of track men were out
for the cross-country run yesterday. Drill
of this kind will be continued until fhe
opening OF the regular track season.
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stoneeutters, Business Good.

The Journeymen Stonecutters' union,
with President Reich in the chair, held
Andrew Urquard was admitted by travel
Ing card from Fort Dodge, Iowa. The
shop stewards reported trade good for
for the coming season good. The re-
mainder of the meeting was taken up in
discussing questions of routine charac-
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Traditional ecocal News

one hundred lantern slides many Of
these being snap shots of the domestic
life, customs and dress of the F1lipinos
Maj. Lord also gave glimpse into the
Hawaiian islands.
The lecture was preceded by an organ
solo by Rhys-Herbert and was followed
by a social gathering in the church par
aOrS. H448
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All Brics1laying Jobs strictly Union.

Despite the inclement weather. there
meeting Of the Bricklayers' union. The
special committee appointed last week
to urge the selection of William Brown
encouraging report. Mayor Smith IN
formed the committee that he hoped to
be. able to carry out the wishes Of the
bricklayers in regard to Mr. Browns
sisting of P. Jorgensen and william
BroWn, was appointed to confer with
the business agents of the Carpenters
union and Building Trades council re-
garding matters of interest to union
brtcklayers. The shop stewards report
ed that all jobs now in course OF con
struction We're strictly union. Harry
Isaacs, of Duluth, was admitted by tray-
cling card. The receipts were S23 and
the eXpenses<were $3.50
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HAVE OUTDOOR PRACTICE.
NOtre Dame Ball Players Work in
the Open.

NoTRE DAME. Ind. Feb. 27.-"'Bobby''
Lynch, coach and captain Of Notre
Danes s baseball team this season, gave
his men their first outdoor practice YES
terday. The work was mostly on high
flies for the outfielders. There were six
men, Farley, Farabaugh, Kanaley, Han
ley. Fisher and Wood, trying for outfieId
positions. The team will be picked in a
couple of weeks and Capt Lynch is work
velop them as far as possible hefora
making his final choice for the team, The q
indoor work for the infield will he con-
tinued until the weather is favorable for
fast work outside
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CLARK SAVED PooLRooMs.
Copper Kings Son Refused to BE
Tempted by PIotters.

Tempted by PIOtters.
BUTTE. Mont. Feb. IA Job to de-
fraud the Butte poolrooms out OF thou
sands of dollars on the Oakland races
last Monday has just been made public
through an attempt to locate some of the
alleged conspirators in Utah. where, it
is alleged, the wires were tapped at the
instance of some we'll known Butte men.
They made q mistake in taking Charles
w. Clark into their scheme, and he ex-
posed the plot in time to save the pool
rooms about $4,000. Young Clark, who
ascertain the extent of the job, put up
several thousand dollars on one of the
races and stood to win between $4,000
and $4,000.
The men who had put up the job also
had up several thousand dollars, and as
soon as the regular reports on the race
came in, young Clark pulled down his
bets and exposed the trick
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CANDIDATES LIST CUT DOWN.
Illinois Basebau Squad Is Pruned to
Playing Strength.

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Feb. 27-The list OF
Illinois baseball candidates was cut for
consists of just enough men to make a
varsity and a second team All ten Of
the candidates out for pitcher positions
men batting practice, but the number viii
be reduced when the squad goes ont
doors: The following new men were re-
tanned; Craig, Carry, Ballinger, .Durland.
Prefer, Rhodes. Beebe, pitchers: Ash
more, Zangerle catchers; ParshaJI
nchachs, Stevenson, Roberts, Hun. The
varsity men now out are Lundgren
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KRUGER LOST HIS ROLL.
Edward Schmitten Is Charged With
ApprOpriating SI6.

Edward Schmitten was in the police
court yesterday on the charge of petit
larceny, preferred against him by Joseph
KrIeger. He pleaded not guilty and will
be given a hearing this morning Krue-
ger alleges that he met Schmitten in
DOWNTOWN saloon the other evening and
they stopped at the Capitol hotel to-
gether that night When Kruger woke
up in the morning he claims Schmitten
was gone, and he was minus $16 which he
had in his pockets.
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the intention Of the purchasers of the
Empire City track, recently sold by the
Clark estate. to revive the interest in
trotting in Greater New York. All neces-
sary improvements on the track are to be
made at once and trotting and pacing
races will be inaugurated as soon as the
weather is favorable
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In Labor's Field.

President Butzenhardt presided at
meeting of the Cigarmakers' union last
night, when there was one initiation and
one member admitted by travelling card
templated work on the lines OF agitation
for the label in all union branches. A
vote will be taken at the next meeting
for Seventh vice president, the candidates
being Claud w Stone, Denver, Col, and
William r. Ferguson, Oneida, N Y. The
union approved the bill of prices pre-
sented by the New Orleans union Re
ceipts, SLIPS; disbursements, $2S13.
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Lecture ON Manila.

interesting as well as instructive lee
ture on Manila and the Philippines
last night at the Park Congregational
church. The lecturer, Maj. Herbert M.
Lord, illustrated his lecture by nearly
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steamGtters' Union F1ourishinr.

Although one of the newest Of lately or
canned unions the Steamfitters is one of
last night, which was presided over b7
President Pastoret, there were seven in.
ItlatIons and seven applications for mem
Dersh1p. AT the meeting March there
will be a special feature, as the new of.
f1cers will be installed and large depu-
tatton viii be present from MINNEAPOLIS
who will receive a royal reception. There
standing.
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Pennsy,s runners win.

versity of Pennsylvania won the four
mile race with Yale and Princeton to-
night at the intercollegiate indoor meet at
the Academy of Music. Princeton was
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seYoung,, Corbeft'a Programme.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 27.-"Young"
Corbett. who has signed articles to fight
Terry McGovern on or before Oct 15, an
nounced here tonight that he would meet
either Kid Lavigne, Kid Broad, Benny
Yanger or Jack Roberts before his go
with McGovern.
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WESTERN Is IN PEORIA.
Whitfield Is Organizing Stock Com
pany in illinois Town

PEORIA, ILL.,. Feb. Thames Whitfield
president of the Western league, ar
rived in the city today, and stated that
he was authorized by the circuit COM
m1ttee to grant Peoria franchise as
soon as the local company was com
pleted. He began work today securing
stockholders and expects to completes
the company by Saturday
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MAY FIGHT AT DENVER.
Colorado Athletic Club Offers $IO,-
900 for t-McGovern Match.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 27-The News to-
day says that the Colorado Athletic club
will offer purse of 10000 for the Corbett-
McGoyern fight. The bid will be for
warded to the Cincinnati Enquirer before
April 15
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ROLLED THREE SLOW GAMES.
Crickets and NOndescrfpt BowIers
Have Off Night.

The Crickets and the Nondescripts. of
the Pfster league, rolled three common
place games on the Pfster alleys last
night. The Crickets took the big end of
the series. The scores:
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Falkenburg, Miller, Hill. Fulton. Higgins,
Steinwedell, Mathews, Cook, De Velde,
Parker and Stahl.
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DOYLE WITH THE GIANTS.

New York Management Signs Player
Released by seIee.
NEW YORK. Feb. -N.-Jack DovIe will
tead the New York team again next sea-
Son. This was the news given out by the
New York management yesterday after
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MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
Court Team Won From Spears in
Fast Contest.

The score in last night's game between
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Special Katy Rates.

Macon, Ga. and return, sale Oct.
4th aud 5th, rate one fare. Final
limit, Oct. Is, 1902.
St. Louis and return, sale during
Sept, rate S29.75. Final limit Oct.
3lst.
Hannibal, Mo. and return, sale
during Sept, rate $3.50, Final limit
Oct, 3lst, 1902.
Kansas City and return, sale dur
ing Sept, rate S24.75. Final limit
Oct. 3lst, 1902.
Memphis, Tenn. and return, sale
during Sept, rate $40 s.. Final linn
IL, Oct. 3lst, 1902.
New Orleans and return, date sale
Nov. 10th and 18th; rate one first
class fare; final limit leaving New
Orleans not later than Nov. 18th,
1902.
National Encampment q. A. r.,
Washington, ID. c., and retnrn, sale
Oct. ., 3 and /, 1902, rate $3l 80. FL
nal limit Oct. nth, 1902, by paying
/ fee Of 50e tickets can be extended
until Nov. 9th, 1902,
Boston. Mass, and return, date
of sale Oct. to inclusive; rate
one first class fare; final limit Oct
| 18th, 1902.
j. /. HEY, Agent.
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NELLIE cRopsEY CASE.
gamsa waieax Gets Nsw Triaa q ~
rhasge ~ stara@r.

5asn@e wilcox Get. N.w Trial q m
rhasgs ~ Haraer
Raleigh. NJ G.. Oct THE supreme
court Of North Carolina has handed
down an opinion in the famous Nellie
Cropsey case in which James Wilson
was charged with the murder Of Nellie
Cropsey in Elizabeth City last Ne
vember. The court gives Wilcox .
new trial
In granting a new trial the supreme
cour. says the evidence was entirely
circumstantial; that the jury did
not seem to have given the necessary
cautions and vigilant attention to the
evidence or TO the presentation of the
prisoners case by counsel 1t says the
conduct of the spectators in and
about the court was sufficient to
prejudice the jury
mo such demonstrations reads the
opinion. were ever witnessed In our
state before
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-01

On account of football game be
tween Baylor University, of Waco,
and Trinity University, of Waxa-
hachie, at Dallas Sept, q, special
train will be run, leaving here at
500 a. m, returning leave Dallas
700 p. IN. Rate Sl00 round trip,
final limit Sept 2s.
Special train each day during the
fair, commencing Sept. IS, which
will leave Waxahachie at 1851 a. M,
returning leave Dallas at 200 p. m.
The following rates were author
ICED during the fair:
Date sale Sept. y, limit Sept. Is;
morning trains Sept. d, limit Sept.
rs; morning trains Oct. 5, limit Oct.
s.; morning trains Oct. II, limit Oct.
IL; rate 81 90 for round trip.
Sale Sept. NJ to Oct. y, final limit
one day following date of sale; rate
los for round trip.
Date sale Sept. 26 to Oct. Il in
elusive, final limit Oct. l3; rate 81. a
ound trip. None of these fair tick
cts will be good on the katy
Flyer" trains and e.
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Tsv~ yaaaw Msa Execatea Ger the ssar
der ~ an Aged Csupls

der ~ GA Aged Eg@pae
Br,nson. Fla. Oct I-Theodore
Smith and Thomas G. Faircloth, The
young white men who killed the aged
Lewis couple one month ago. were
hanged Tuesday Both men had won
derful nerve. They had their cofins
opened and inspected and commented
on them. Faircloth remarked thai
they were all right and both men adj
dressed the immense crowSsxith clear
and unbroken voices.
Faircloth was baptized by Rev. j.
Fl. Holley of Gainesville. in the boz
which was to contain his coffin. Their
nerve was beyond description and there
was no excitement.
Both professed religion and said they
were ready TO die The sons and
daughter OF Lewis witnessed the execu-
ton The bodies were turned over to
their relatives for interment
Smith had young wife and baby.
Faireloth was engaged TO be married
and expressed a desire 10 have the
ceremony performed preceding the ex-
eeution. bat the sheriff would not per
init this 90 be done
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MEETING BROKEN UP.
Rotten Egg. Thrown at Prohibition
a. speaker Near 8~ekviIie.

Rotten Eggs Thrown at Prohibition
. speaker Near s~ekviIle.
Beckville Tex. Oct l.--GTanVille
Jones telephoned here from Midyett,
which is in the eastern Aortion of this
county about % miles from here and
four miles from the Louisiana line,
that In the commencing of his speech
at that place Monday night in the In
terest Of prohibition, some one threw
a rock at him through the window and
then a shower Of rotten eggs. The
meeting was broken up. Fortunately
Mr.. Jones IVES not hurt and left there
TO fill his engagements through the
county.
J. A. Naples of GreenviIle came into
the county to help the pros and Mrs.
Peterson. president Of the Colored
Woman Christian Temperance union
will soon ne here All sides are fairly
aroused both claiming victory,
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Claim Discovery of a Large Tree.

The largest tree in the world is said
to have recently been discovered in
Africa in the region of the upper Nj
ANA. It's height is said to be half
again that of the tallest trees in Cali
fornia, and its thickness double that
of the largest giant redwoods. The
particulars are however, suspiciousiy
vague.
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Anstln. Oet THE available az
propr;atson for Confederate pensions
for the neat six months Is 100000,
which has aeea appurt,0ned by the
eomptrslisr. The amount for the next
two quarters wsli be S7i1 for each
pensi0ner per quarter fhe pension
roll has tuIt had t62 new names aao-
ed making total Of 1000 pension
ers or these there are 2o6 whose
Whereabouts are unknown. the ma,
.orftv al whom have not been heard
from fer year or more.
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Mckinney Tex. Oct. THE pet
tiou of L. IA Howell et al. 20 euioin the
LOCAL optlon law OF Ellis county was
urnHented Tuesday by Hon 7 7.
Whlppie 10 Judge j, r. billiard VINO is
presiding at the regular term OF the
district court here County Attorney
Rowd Parrar OF Ellis county. Judge
NJ. B. Templeton and Judge ], q. Ian
caster appeared Ia opposition 70 me
injunction.
After argument the court refused To
grant the Injunction.
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s.. Louis. Oct }-tnaer low
rr4pg shy aud swept hT chilling
vF{nd grora the west over a thousand
.eouge comprising many spectators
and delegations from nine states
Taeadav afternoon witnessed the cere'
rsonies in connection with the all0t
ment oi sites for the federal and state
buildings at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition groHncs sites for the gov
crament building and state buildings
of Missouri Louisiana, Texas, llil'
Noise. Ohio New Jersey, Kentucky
Arkansas. ard Wisconsin were pre-
eanted add accepted
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Laredo Tex. Oct. This frontier
drouth-atrieken section Of country
vlth the exception of belt 10 or u
miles wlde on each side 0f the RIO
GranAe, extending from the coal
mines Oh miles above and Doi0res
creek. Be- miles below have been Wis
tea with the heaviest rains which
have fallen here for years Iapata
county bad a soakgr. while at re
Granaa City. county seat Of starr
county. a seyon@ueh rain Ia reported
10 have fallen ON the Mexican sia5
heavy rains ali the Nay from SANCHEZ
station. II milos from Tar@aa. 10 Tbs
city az Munter@g