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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-11

TOO SMALL IN AREA.

Coatending FOR It's union Of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, the report says Oklahoma
is 700 contracted IN area for Statehood
alone and thar nature, commerce and all
human conditions have decreed that they
should be united.
IN conclusion. the committee says that
n II Is a mistake not to admit New
Mexico aud Arizona at the present time, It
Is a mistake which can be remedied by any
future congress, II It is a mistake to
admit them and that mistake is conSum,
mated it can not be undone.'
senator Quay presented an individual re.
port IN favor Of the omnibus Statehood
blN, He says the republican National con
luton.
I'VE favor home rule for and the early
admission 20 Statehood Of the Territories
Of New Mexico, Arizona, oklahoma" and
calls attention 10 the fact that the presi-
dent and some senators, whom he names,
were delegates TO that convention. The
proposition TO exclude New Mexico and
Arizona as recommended by the majority
OF tho committee, Mr.. Quay says, is iu
direct violation Of the pledge made by the
republican platform, Mr.. Quay says the In
oklahoma, because treaty agreements be
| tween the United states and the hve tribes
/ provlde for a separate political organlza'
l ton for Indian Territory and extends the
1 jurisdiction OF the tribal government "a
/ 1905 and adds; 1T would be dishoporable
I for congress 20 violate those treaties aud
I agreements with the Indians"
! The five tribes, he, says, protest against
/ becoming a part OF the State ~ Oklahoma
I and that mot an acre outside Of q few
/ town laws segregated by the towusitg
I provision OF the Curtis act, Is now subject
/ TO taxation" and that "all allotmeuts 4
[ be made 10 o5,O00 Indians for homestead.
| are 20 be exempt from taxation for a period
/ of twenty-five years. No greater Injustice
! could be perpetrated against the peopl;
/ OF Oklahoma than 10 require them 20 heal
/ the burdens Of Indian Territory With II,
/ pontaNsble land and anomalous conditions
| Mr., Quay. contlnplug, says: Because o.
1 the nlteracy and crime within the limit
| Of the nve tribes Ia Indian Territory 4
| presents a record more deplorable than ez
| lists In shy state in the Uniou,n and add
| that the census az 1900 shows that % pc
| cent 81 the entire population Of the IndaI
territory IS illiterate, The Introduction a
| liquor into Indian Territory which woul'
follow union With Oklahoma. wyuld de
| moralixe the tribes Mr. Quay adds
| Oklahoma Is ready for Statehood TIL
Indian Territory 70 uptt In all respects Il
entet the Unien.' 49,
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A PLAN FOR MARKETING
Fruit and Truck Has Been Agreed on by
the Committee.

shipping instructions Sales will be made
on commission basis at no Er alter expense
than Is involved In the system now 10
vogue Manager and agents will be placed
under bond.
The committee has followed, as far as
practicable. the plan Of the California and
is no doubt Of the success 81 this move
meut II the shippers will cooperate. Prop
er distribution win insure % per cent bet
ter prices Stock In the exchange 10 be
sold on the basis Of the number N cars
shipped last season, each association or in.
dlyidua shipper being allowed one share
for each Ave cars shipped new associations
with no record allowed one share. One ad-
diuoual share allowed for each ten members
Of associations shipping this ear. Indl-
vidual stock Is limited 70 $1,000 to he owned
by bona tda growers Nine directors viii
employ rho general manager. who will ar.
range for selling the crop.
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FRANK Is McroRIous.
Turmoil in the Southern Baseball Wor
Is Ended.

Turmoil In the Southern Baseball World
Is Ended.
Memphis Tenn, December lo-After
wranglins Tor two days in conferences. IN
which nearly all those prominent in south.
ern baseball circles participated. over the
trouble originating with the pdvent of
james ST. Vrsln into the Southern leagpe
the Southern Association OF Baseball clpbs
made practically complete surrender To
tho new Organization, put on foot by Char.
lie Frank today. This ENDS the turmoil
which has kept the baseball world OF the
south engrOSSed for nearly wear Tba
terms as IaT as given out are:
Chattanooga and Shreveport will be
cropped from the circuit, Savannah and
Nom sonefy Will be added; Charles Frank
retains Memphis franchise; Alemphis clnb
anc Frank are restored TO good standing,
Memphis will be paid FOR an losses srIs'
FAMED during last season on account OF un.
pl4yea games, iega! costs, etc, and Tor
money spent IN booming the new orraniza.
ton The amount 70 be paid To ths Mem.
pills club Is ssid TO be about s5OO6
HeW league franchises In Atlanta, Biz.
sllnsham ana New Orleans are TO be with.
drawn, and the holders Of the franrrjsas
are 70 be reimbursed by the Iorsj cI,,6s
Tor expenses 0'-'s
S. 7. Carnes, a leading promoter and
financial supporter Of the new league. VII,
launching the new league -
Inc conferences We're secret and nothine
more than the statement that the dgbt ,,,5s
over would be given ont OFFICIALLY, II ysSs
stated stated 6y President kavanaugh Of the old
igasue taat me details of the peace Ar
rangement were not all settled ana tha,
/ ne treaty would not be completed npfI
/ December Is "suHm on
to Inc gentlemen from out Of the city left
/ tonight PRESIDENT Hickey OF the Aver,
[ can association went from Mempbis 70 ~
I IA that city. us mission
PRESIDENT kavauaugh stated tonight thu,
/ misleading. Ss'eelneuI We're
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1NGLEsIpE ENTRIES.

Thireen-sixteenths Of q mile. selling
Arthur Ray liz, Haralamb 1l9. Jack Rich.
ellen, Jr., ia. William T. il9, Harry
Thatcher III, Tulare 11e Buck TAYLOR l10.
Ray Hooker ia, jim Brownell ia Lex
Pirate III
olds-Orosius los Deutschland los, Fossil
105 Gorgolette is, Estoy Listo los, Eres-
mus lo5, Polonius Ill, Jockey Club los,
Iridius Ill.
Seven.elghths Of a mile. selling-Tlng a
Ling 100, lingo 100, Lecturer lO1. Digby
Bell 100, Imperous 100. Gold One los.
Constable 100, III Knrn lO5, Osmond iO5,
Suuello l05 The Miller 105, Leavoyd 100.
Futurity courSe-Hsinault l04, Articu-
late T. Reau Ormonde 100, CorriGan lis,
Hesper 100.
Nile, selling-enl Massie 90 Dunblane
10. Monte %, Autolight 1o2, Eyea 6. 90
SJuyve l0l
Thirteen sxteenths OF a mile. selling
KicEumboh llA Lou Welsea ia Golden
Cottage III, Assessment 10 N.Izar ll4
Beduer 100, Hungarian lie, st. Sever ia
Cloudy and sloppy.
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Eourth Court Of knneaIs.

san Antonio, Texas, December lo--The
following proceedings were had in the
Fourth court Of civil appeals this morning;
Affirmed: A. ], Mechristy VS.. W, NJ.
jackson ct al, from sehIeichor county;
San Antonio Traction Company VS.. Eliza.
beth d. Crawford, from Bexar; John X.
Dounan vs.. jay t. Adams from Bexar.
Affirmed VI remiltitur be hled in ten
DAYS: Western Union Telegraph Company
vs. r. A. HARLOW. from Gonzales
Reversed and remanded; paelnc Express
Company vs. Park w. Whitman assiguee,
from III Paso,
Motions granted: r, TRlley VS., Beevcr
& Hindes from Fro 90 dismiss appeal
iron city National Bank OF Liano vs. Fifth
National Bank OF san Antonio, from BeNpr,
for certoriarl,
Motions oyerruled; Pullman Company vs..
q. NJ Hatch, from Bexar, for rebearlng; j.
H. Flippen, executor, vs. State Fire In
suranee Company, from bexar' Tor rehear
Ing; Vlctoriana gepeda vs.. Jacob Hoffman
from Bexar. 10 affirm on certificate
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Rsnldence az paIhart.

palhart Texas, December s--rhe hand
some dwelling Of Mrs Mccord IN north
Dalhsrt caught ere this evening about Is
o'clock and burned to The ground, together
with most all OF her household goods
In attempting to save purse containing
about hundred dollars, Mrs. McCord g
clothing caught IRE and she was seriously
burned about the bands ana arms Inc
purse burned with the house.
The house and furniture were insured for
siO0O. Estimated value Of house $1,000, fur-
niture $500 small amount OF the furni'
turs was saved.
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Oklahoma, Cal. December lO,-rhe south
ern Pacific company has granted new
wage scehule for switchmen, which es-
tablishes a straight rate per hour Instead
o. the former wage ratio OF $40 per month
for day men and $50 per month for nigh,
men. The new rate is as follows:
Day helpers, Is cents an hour; day fore
men, 81 cents an hour, night foremeu, Is
cents an hour
The schedule provides for no sunday.
on"
The engineers aud Arem0n have present
cd demand for increased pay aud II Is
expected an S per cent increase viii b,
granted
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Elrst cou,t of CiNl AnneaIe.

Galveston. Texas, December lo-rhe toll
lowing orders were entered in the court OF
civil appeals today,
Mouons for rehear7g submitted' Texas
ard New Orleans Railroad Company vs..
Mary Ann Stewart, frc-s Harris; c. b.
Holnaeld Va ]. p. Iandrum ct al, from
Jefferson.
Motion for written opinion submitted;
City Of Brennan vs. Thomas L, Rankin,
from washington.
Agreed motion to Gle transcript granted
william Mills VS.. James Rucker. from Bra
zoria.
Agreed motion to advance cause submit
ted; d. D. Wilcox vs. j. {. League from
Galveston.
Motion to correct bindings Of fact sub
mitted; Charles and Thomas Ttnsley vs. s
X McIlhonny ct al, from Harris.
Motion 70 dismiss appeal submitted; John
7. Grant VS.. Gulf, Colorado aud Santa f,
Railway Company ct al from Galveston,
Agreed motion 10 postpone suhmiss on
suhmlttedi John r. Grant vs.. Gulf Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway Company ct al
from Galveston.
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Austin, Texas December l0-Tho fol
lowing proceedings were had today 10 tho
court Of civil appeals, Third district
Affirmed: International aud Great North
crn Railroad Company VS., Clark, from
Hays; Cooper Grocery Company va City Of
Waco. from McLennan; Farmers and Mer-
chants National Bank OF Waco ct al vs..
salle A. Bell, executrix, ct Of, from Nc
Lehman, International and Great Northern
Railroad Company vs. Z. r. Lister from
Milan; Samuel D. Rountree vs.. Mrs, c.
Thompson ct al, from Llano.
Affirmed in part and Ia part reversed and
remanded; Charles LaUter, Jr., e. al vs.
Lavinia Powell ct al from Bastrop
Certified to supreme court; Inc SINCE
Sewing Machine Company vs.. Frank Rios
Rehearing refused: Florence McKngh
We n. NJ, Reed at ~. from Bell, Wester
Union Telegraph Company vs.. w, l.
PoaTcc, from Fails, W Lee vs.. Brlt,s
Continental Fire Association VS., Norris
Hines, from McLuruan: j. A. Nabry ys
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Fe Railway Com
pauv o. al from Bell
OyorrulCd: Continental Fire AssorHtlo
VS.. Norris Sc Hiucs. from McLonuan, ml
ton for additional findings Of fact
ReRtarluE granted, former Judgment b,
aside nnd Judgment reversed ana cause Il.
banded W. n. Dennis ~. Robert Neal q
Granted. W. y. Dennis VS. Robert Nel
al from Bell. for cert,orarl
ubmitted for rehcnNuE. Thomas O'Coi
r vs.. State ~ Texas from Travis Ri
eue Ellis et al vs. r. VI. lie Bow, frol
lCLeuuHn.
Motions to hlc transcript submitted: WI
.elmine ponperbers vs. Harry oe'ker
from ComRl. Delaware Insurance COmpau
OF Philadelphia VS. Monger a Henry, fro
Bell; motion in latter ease was ais
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.


Kosse. Texas. December 10 AT an early
hour this morning hre destroyed four seed
houses and their various contents, situated
alongside the railroad track, and the fol
lowing are the estimated losses Robertson
& Gibbs, one car Of wagons, huggies, no In
surance, loss $500; Allen & Jennings, cot
ers' OF company, Houston, $500, iusur'
ance not known; Munger OIL company
Nexin, S4O0, insurance not known, The
National oil company, 500. insurance not
known: Gibson oil company, Calvert, $500
Insurance not known. TOTAL, $500, cause
OF the ere not knoNn-
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Ranktuntev lad Marun.

Marin. Texas, December 10, "A petition
In voluntary bankruptcy was hled TODAY
by T. X. Barton. doing a saddlegy and
harness business Assets, including ex-
emptlons. $1,000; liabilities about same
He has been IN business twenty years and
was once a prosperous merchant. No re.
celver yet appointed.
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THREE WARM FAYORlTES.
Track Slow at New Orleans With a
Path on the Outside.
LIGHTWEIGHT HANDICAP THE FEATURE
coId., Rule, Leviathsn, sr'ile, Florestan'
Carl kahlsr and Shut Up were
the Winners.

New orleans, December 1o.-Goldon Rule
1evlatbap and Smile were the winning IA
vorites. weather clear; track slow, Win
a path on tue outside
SIX furlongs, selNng--Florestan, Irene
Mac. Tom MaybIn. Time lh' 40
Five furlongs-Carl Kahler, John refers
Oklu. Time 1904 30. s,,,4 ~,
pan{sb Tobn Potter, Time $50 30.
Six fnrongs. lightweight handicap-I,soS.l.dl'
en- Rule, Worthington, Antonius' Ii'ue
1;16 80. nj, r,to4b,,
Mile and q sixteenth, selllng-lLeI.l9tnu
Scotch Plaid, CogsWeiL IlmC l'So o. ,r,,,
Snven furlougs- smile, Little Scout. Tom
Kingsley Time 1;j2.
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cnllrt 81 cdminaI AnpeaIs.

Tyler Texas, December l0--The following
proceedings were had today in the court
q eriminal appeals;
s,ghnnitted on motion 10 dismiss appeal
e. marie Howard MaeGee. from Angelina.
Submitted on motions for rehearing; E.
Y Peterson, from sulltA' Nancy Martin,
from, Fanniu; Mylor Estep, from Clay.
on motion 20 relnstatess Dan Mcmillan
from Leon
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Hampstead, Texas, December l0.-There
was filed with the county clerk yesterday
deeds from II. S. Graves aud wife 10 Tho
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com.
pany 20 - acres OF land for the considera
lion OF S5Tl6 40 This property adioins
the town OF Hampstead ON the north ana
viii he used Tor a new roundhouse ana "a
lay more tracks
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Innlsside Results.

san Francisco, December 10 WEATHER
cloudy, track sloppy
Futurlty course-Troy, Ragnarok, Parsi.
fal Time IA.
Eleven-sixteauths IT mile, selling Mr.
pingle. Little Margaret, Salver. Time I 10
Six furolngs, Seling-AXminster, Mildred
Schultz, BoIauy Time l6.
Mile. haudicap--The Fretter, kenilworth.
Lord Badge Time 1884
Futurty course-Quiz II, Amasa, FIorlnet
H. Time 1:1S
Mile and an eight. selllng-Diderot, Gas.
take, Bessie McCarty, Time l.5l.
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sanItnrIum - MIneraI MeIIa-

Mineral Wells, Texas, December g-There
is scarcely doubt but what Mineral Wells
VIII succeed in securing S5O.OOO sauita-
rum in the near future. the funds mostly
having been subscribed and the proposi.
tlon FOR same complied with by the cit.
Gems OF Mineral Wells,
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WE WILL HANDLE YOUR MONEY.

The ARRANGEMENTS which this winter are ty
years we nave been Handicapped at this track 6
me name OF 10
TO enable clients
noted Eastern booEmakr and member o. 'I'
a the track
CdE5 OF so9d t9 the Maxim Cay compny guarantees vii
so 10 mail NE selections subscribers eioFe ~ the
~Ts u stmtk Of later man
run n also undertakes telegraph reques
and the hoses
IoEdtops New Orleans are
Fee for information week. tbe ri
placing money the @
winnings Weekly svbtect NAY
notce Official REMIT DIhr~A
ia 4 70, US CANAL STREET ORLEANS.
are the minimum unts uh2I VIII
$40 daily play each horse For SO daily Play
fo 500 daily play each horse $3.50. Sl0o daily play on
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lohnson countu Cotton-

Cleburne. Texas, December o.--Discour
aging reports are coming from over the
county concerning the late or top cotton
crop, Hundreds Of pounds have been
blown out Of the boNs and that open has
been excessively damaged by the wet
weather. There is little or none more ~
open and the wet weather continues.
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80 and Arksnsas ~ q.

Guthrie. o. T.. December <. r..'s
died with the secretary " ,s7,,ss y
COPY Of the resolutions ~ "a ~
stockholders of the Enla '.,Is,t,. (
railroad. authorizing the to ~,
extension from wsnrlk', = ,,iI.s y Z
for which has been app, ,,,,. trea |
ton also authorizes : -. "a Esa',||
midway between Arenss,tsun TerIiies'Giti
nortbward through Kspsts ~, ~.
noma and kansas ssms panl -
and a line fro } w, ~ u TsIas
ID the northern une "
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the guest OF Rev. J. r, 49, ~, s.sat
the Austin Avenue MetAea's,, ,ssy Y
c.os fabdered receptions Zoe ~
members Of the Austin A ysIs y
F 'S Street Methodist caui,e a -. D,
ieef Of the VISIT Is to assist y ~ lssp
work that IS being done "
~ the city.
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Cameron Ioeals

Cameron. Texas December i0.--Mr Paul
Keith has again assumed editorial control
retiring.
Sergeant Addison conducted J. r. Moore
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Forthcoming Annual Er..r.,,.....

The success Of the south rass" '. ,,
The nrnr,n soaAe' upon With enthusiasm by
sss p a's, hessrs. REILLY. Eisen,e,ds,
80 st ,a New baseball talent tor ~
~, e'uos are being signed everv vel
Applications for positions are being r.o oreA,
oy every neil ana each manager WI, 49,
ng uoeose 10 selecting nater,si ~.
' a. AA's reason to be pToud q. None has
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sen francisco Cal, December 10 -.
~ .0Foett through his brother, usrrv as
pHt 1i;i mas deposited $500 witb So W
sgSt Ven Ste,ppp9Esry stakeholder. Ia Sa ssin
the best t'h nS Seres before The club S oaSir
place next May or june us nSht Is TO take
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Nrw oRLnANs ENrRIEs.

six furlongs purse maiden aliles, 2 year
li3. Suburban Queen IL, Fading Light ~
Nellie Bly II lO7, Sweet Marjorie lui, DITTO
101, Gloria Mundi lUL 80
Six furlongs, selling-Ordnung ~, PAN
Creyton 100 IL You Dare loJ. Andes 10
Aqua los, hummer i02, Light Hunt lV2'
White owl o. quicksilver Sue o. Dough
erty o. Optional "a, lie Moyne S2
One mile, seliug--peter Duryea Leo
Jerry Hunt III, Inverary II III, FL Key
III Rotha III Judge Magee III, Swords
man llj, Pearl Finder l07, Lady Midas
one mile, handlcap--Rolllng Boer ll5
Sarner 1o4 c. B. Campbell JOG, Lady stes
ling l0l. Ray So, Honolulu 95, Orpheum 81
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-P Prince
Blazea los, Croesus iO5, Tour lo3, Commis
/ sloper ForGter l03. Annie Lauretta los
| Sarilla los. Free Pass 1903, Optimo log
Huzzah 100, Latsou IS Captain Foraker %
/ Aimless "a
seven furlongs Pprse--Joe Doughty los
/ Omelia 1n5. -Four Leaf .. 100, Hazel u
los. Moor los, Lofter i05. Kiss Quick lQ1
I Little Scout 115 st. rammany 100 Pm
knight 100. Brookston 95. Ny Surprise o.
Weather clear and track slow.
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Topeka kan, December 10 The d.
rectors Of the Atchlsou. Topeka and santa
Fe win hold an important meeting here
tomorrow. II IS expected that some In.
teresting statements will be made con
corning the purchase Of new lines By the
santa Fe,
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and Andrew Carver to Peoples farm, where
they viii work ont the sentences passed
upon them by this term OF the court
Rev q W I0mEies rs making q visit TO
his ola home iu Louisiana.
Nessrs c. y. aud Albert Green received
q telegram announcing the fatal Illness Of
their aged father IN Huntsville, Ala,
lion. y $ Henderson and j X. Freeman
are in Bolton this week defending John
Cornell who is charged with the murder
of his father.
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Temple, Texas. December Gust I.yt
ten. merchant tailor engaged In bust
ness Ia Temple has made an assignment
for the beneet Of his creditors. naming
{. L. MeyerA as assignee Assets Ar
ST6S IS; liabilities sIs23 %.
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experienced players, OF well known ability,
are being engaged and prosp,cts IRE ID
FOR lovers OF the game In this section OF
Texas having full seasons pleasure In
witnessing as fast league bail as anywhere
IN the larger Eastern cities.
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smoko House d LexInaton.

Lexington. Texas December lo-Ine
smoke house OF G. E, Belcher Of this
place burned last night, consuming his en-
tire supply OF meat. No other damage
done.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Rankrunt Stool Sold

Bastrop. Texas, December 1o.--The bank
rupt stock % goods belonging to ?. o.
ELMER was sold by Trustee C. R, Hsynle
at auction and bought for $1,000 by Lel-
ers Also, Meyers Bros. sold their entire
stock OF goods 10 ]. NJ. Holt
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DENIES UGLY Turf RuMoRs.

"Pittsbure Phil" Denies That He Was
Concerned in Any Dishonest Act.
New York, December Sin the local pa.
pers today George E. Smith, known IN turf
circles as "Pittsburg Phil" makes ar open
otfer Of $4,000 for any proof that h. has
ever been guilty OF a dishonest act Mr.
persistent runiors which connected IFS name
with the pulling Of horse called Merry
Aeroest at Morris Park In the racing lAere
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san Angelo, Texas, December lo-The
barn OF c. A. Rrnome burned today; lost
about $500; covered 10y Insurance
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LEvITHAN, 8 to 10, won. /.
Our New Orleans Special Yesterdl
Srty per cent Winners to Date Is Oar Record In SPITE
Spell of AdOerse Track Conditions Just OUercome.

The WORK Il,
Of three prices
compelled
point to,
ahead and
ties for and
of horse played win by
q n
VII $ o Look
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PRIZE RING GOSSIP.
Fitz Still Thinks That He Is Of the Pres
eht Ana

ror'land' Ore, December lo.-Robert
tista,Inmons and James j. Jeffrles gave a.
spstsIhs exhibition here last night ana
, os'ore going on the stage FitE declared his
mention s, OF re-entering the ring. He sais.
ss,f fid lin Intend 70 quit the ring after mr
man today 5 as asu d1er but VT. an as good
my other lighter that / sno,, oeLseI tnan
the present champiop - saw Vl except
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Bishop Hendrix at Waco.
Waco. Texas. December 9.-Bishop E.
>. Hendrix Of Kansas City Is In the city.
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Complete Record Made By Observation-Disclosures New Orleans Last h
season. Ever accounted
a
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Of ng days e7 number starters gea y bet SIS
/ daily profit, fort The meeting
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-04
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1902.

AS a place for summer sojourning
the new ownership and manage
ment of the Atlantic Hotel at
Morehcad City think they hazard
nothing in pronouncing it the best
and most attractive on the South
Atlantic coast.
Nature has environed it with
every attraction of sound and sea,
and its reputation for the finest
Sailing, Surf and Sound-bathing,
Fishing, Trolling, Netting or Still
fishing is known from State to
State all over the South.
The Hotel is the largest and most
commodious on this part of the
coast, and is provided with every
reasonable comfort and convent
ence.
The management has not taken
charge OF the property for SUM
mer only. It has been leased for
three years, and it is the purpose
of the undersigned to make it the
most popular Summer Home for
all North Caro1inians and for all
summer wanderers from other
States who find delight in a cool,
breeze-swept abiding place for the
summer months.
Our rates are reasonable and our
advantages unsurpassed.
Correspondence solicited.
A N. PERKINS, Proprietor,
Morehead City, N. G.