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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES lame
Direct Hal ana The Roman Repeal
met winnfnen Of Earlier
In senson.

BUFFALO,, NY, Aug. k.-The second
day OF the grand circuit was rather tame,
Direct Hal nd The Roman repeated their
wins OF earlier In the season. The only
excitement came In the first heat OF the
2:24 pace, when there was a collision on
the FIRST turn, the drivers Of King Charles
and Grasshopper being unseated. Grass
hopper made the circuit Of the track
without a driver, but King Charles was
stopped. Cooper, who drove the former,
was not hurt, but Maloney, the owner Of
King Charles, got a black eye n a badly
skinned cheek. The judges. ruled that as
the collision seemed unavoidable all horses
would start In the other heats. Maloney
got up behind King Charles and In the
thira beat made q plucky drive, getting
second place and third money IN the race.
Direct Hal had the pole and was always
in front In the 2;24 pace, Geers not being
compelled to reduce his horses record TO
win. The Roman drew sixth position IN the
ais trot, but went through the horses and
won easily. Both were heavy favoritest
Direct Hal at $50 against SIS for the field
and The Roman at $50 against $40.
The 2:30 pace was also decided In straight
heats, being a procession In each In
stance. Gold Brick was held at $50 TO Sl
In the pooling. Summary.
a.n1 - $780, oE nna
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

rM nolasa E hsss: TsSns5. Carney. Stolen
nasess smoot, Barclay CD, Long. Bassa
81 balIss on Willis = Struck out: by
Willls, ~ Pearson, J. Time; a'o Una'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

KEMMERER. wyo. Aug. b.-(speciaL)--
Reports received state that fish in Hams
Ford are being d~ynamited, and the attention
OF the game warden will be called to the
matter. In the early summer there were
plenty Of trout in this stream, but now
fishermen claim almost all have disap-
reared. Hundreds OF dead fish are found
along the banks ~clingiag to roots and
weeds, showing that dynamite has been
used to destroy them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

CHICAGO, Aug. b.-The champions lost
k~wo-baegers. Attendance, 2s4oo. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Anered Horsethief Beuna over,

MEErEETsE. Wyo.. Aug. 6.-(special.)-
Harry Bowers OF Wood River vas given q
preliminary hearing last week on the
oharge Of stealing horses He pleaded
not guilty and was bound over to the De-
tober term OF the district court. Bowers
Il said TO be the son Of = wealthy New
Yorker. He has been engaged In the stock
business In this section for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
searching tor BuIa Mountain Cola.

SHERIDAN, Wye, Aug. b.-(spsciai.)-
Don Stewart has returned from Bald
Mountain and reports considerable excite
ment in that section over recent gold dis
coveriea, Eighteen dollars worth Of gold
was panned out in one day. with the I'm
proved machinery that IL being Installed
II is believed Bald mountain VIII soon be
payinR big money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

BASIN CITY. wyo.. Aug. B.-(specisi)-
Arrangements are being made to establish
q sugar beet plant ct Lowell. A Mormon
~colonist in that vicinity had a test made
Of bests grown on the shcshone. and found
them fourteen per cent superior to the Utah
production. II sufficient Money can be
raised the colonistB win own and operate
the plant themselves, bat II not then out
side capital win be, induced 10 come in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

IoI7l8 ," ' : 9 Tofal1 .. : i0'15 g 3
Wsshlnsfon ......S SseSSi6S -
Two-baae hits; Mccarthy, Wood, Goch-
nauer Sd, heisters Deiehanty. Thfee-base
hita; Bradley. Sacrifice hfts: Paften az,
ELY Cd keister 90, Clark. Stolen bases:
A2aoies q Double plays: Hickman to
Wood. Bradley % La1oie to Hickman.
Hess. 3 Hit by pitched ball: BY Patten.
II bX Hess, l. Left on bases; Cleveland.
ter. 9; by Hess. s. Wild pitches. Hess i
Tms; lAA UmpIre. OfIAnRhIln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
peImone charged Win Murder,

BIG PINEK. Wye, Aug. 5.-(speciaI)-
Leon belmont has been arrested. charged
with the murder Of George Hartley. who
WAS found In william Eno's neld a few
DAYS ago with a bullet hole in his head. II
develops that Hartley was more cruel TO
his family than at first supposed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
FLOODS IN Texas suhsiae.

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 6-Reports from
the Texas q Pacific, Cotton Belt. Missouri,
Kansas a. Texas and Texas a New Orleans
railway officials show those roads TO be en-
tirely clear from weshoutA ana trains are
Centrafis having some trouble on Its AUS
tin branch, but expects TO be clear within
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Aug. 6.-As .
result OF q late alleged combination be-
tween the hmekilns OF the south Il 10 said
an the smaller corporations have been alb
vanced from 16 to % centa per busheL. IT Is
given out BY the leading limemakers that
the advance Is caused BY thu increase In
the cost OF machinery AID wages
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
DIES MONIES.

TwO-haoo hits. Stone, 3 Cub layHi
owen 10 Pears. Bases on balls; on Barry,
4. on Owen, l. Hit by pitched ball:
Owen, J. Struck. out; BY Barry Spy
pitches: Barry. ]. Time OF game: 1888.
Umpirag Abbott.
snsnts SHAT Ont aIilwankee.
M1LwAuKEE. Aug. R.-st, Joseph this
afternoon shut thy locals cut II an nnin-
.. f~-~.A % 81
Miiwaukeo 100 o pf00 0 0 Q 90 5
batteries: ST. Joseph. GLADE and Roths
Milwaukee. Fricken and Lucia.
Games Postponed.
Postponed: At Denver-Coiorado Syringe
Denver game postponed; rain.
At neutrality-suspicious. City game
postponed; wet grounds,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Firemsn mona Conventlon.

CHICAGO, AUG. b-Fire fighters from all
parts OF this state assembled af Belle
island today for the opening OF the four-
teenth annual tournament OF the Illinois
Firemen's associations. The program In
cluded a parade Of the volunteer depart
tests in nre fighting.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Kearnev rests TOO Many TwIrIers,

KEARNEY. Neb., Aug. 6.-(Speciai Tel.
egram.) -Sbeiton and Kearney played bal
here today and Shelton. won at the finish
The score was 1S TO Il. Kearney played
horse after the second inning, using eix
Batteries; Kearney, Saline. MARRIOTT. Bur.
man, Keller, Athey and Pitfathey; Shelton
Ford and Autmette. Umpire; Stadelman
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

ABILENE, Kan. Aug. 6-United states
SENATOR j. X. Burton today received not-
would appoint w. II. Mackey Of Junction
City United states marshal for Kansas 70
succeed the late Il. 8. Crum. Mr.. Mackey
dee about september
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
AMERlcAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City wins Two Games from
indianapolis by Bunching
Htfa.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 6-Kansas Cit
won both games by punching hits and
playing a snappy game In the field. Be
ville's batting was the feature OF the sec-
ond game. The last game was called In
the eighth inning o. account OF darkness.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
. LEAGUE GAMES
~. Leufs Tnltes Las Of Series from
Baltimore in Ten-Inning
Contest.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. B.-st. Louis took the
last game OF the series from baltimore
today, although Il took ten innings TO do
II, Both teams used two pitchers, the home
game was loosely played throughout. ATT
tendance. 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
moIahird Critically IN.

CHICAGO, Aug. s-Winlam Holabsrd, jr..
the golf PLAYER, is critically fl with fyDhold
fever at he home In Evanston n his re-
covery isf doubtful. Holabird was taken
sick on the drgt day OF the GlenvieW golf
tourney and Wa not able to take part In
II. Young HOlabird contracted the fever
At Pottsdam, Pa. where he was attending
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Nhrned funss LOulbVIIIe. y ,IWU.U.8o
hits: Kerwin, Bonner, Camel Stolen
bases. Clymer, odwell. Kerwin. First base
Hit by pitched ball; McMackin, CANCEL
wild pitch: Elliott. Double plays: Cling
man, Bhiebeck and Dungan; ShIebeck and
Clingman; Runket and DUNCAN. Sacrifice
hits: Clingman, Clymer, Flourney, Odwell,
Flaherty 20. Left on bases. milwaukee,
8; Louisville, :. Umpire: Ebright Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

BELDEN, Neb., Aug. 6-(specsal Tele-
aram.)-Crelghton defeated coleridga today
az Coierldgo. q 10 o. This features OF the
game were the terrible batting OF the
Creighton cam. Score:
RH.E.
crylgAton .....s 34IS399% :.
Batteries: Creighton. Steele and o.lard;
ColeEidae Morfis0n, Mann Collins. Dla-
mond, Weitner and Woods. Umpire:
Cheatwood,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston heats 81. Iouta IN Close aamol
BotA Pstehers nelng Pounded
HARD.

BOSTON, Aug. 6-Boaton beat 81 Louis
today IN q close game. A o~ne-hsnded stop
by Greminger in che 1fst inning was the
only feature. Both pitchers were batted
hard At times. AtkcndRnces lS&. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

ST. PAUL, Aug. 6~.--Ferguson outpitched
Thomas today and his team mates "a
him errorless support Score:

-EaIned Flnb. SO FauL, q CqIunRDU1 7
base hits; Daugherty, Marcan, qeier
Hendricks. Sacrifice hits: paugherty
shannon Hendricks. Stolen bases: Hug
HuTgins d Kelly. First base on balls
on Thomas, Il of Ferguson, s. Struck out
b Thomas, 2; by Ferguson, 4 Left on
bases: st. Paul, Q; Columbus. 4 Time
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Preparing for Runnins Races.

J. A. Tuthin left last night for Des
Moinea, Sioux City, Lemars and Cedar
Rapids to ran 10 set those towns In
the Transmissipp4 Running circuit, which
meets az Missouri Valley August Is. ~
end Is,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
pIssh: Ma.hewsOn. Umpire. Emslis. TINE.
Clns,nnat, win. sroua Brookryn.

BHOORLYN. Aur. 6-The Cincinnati and
Brooklyn teams played n close game to-
q and the final score wal 5 to ( IN favor
of Cincinnati. There was free batting od
both sides IN the nth inning, when each
scored two runs. KtRon spoiled the pros
poets Of n tally for Brooklyn IN the latter
on first. with the best batterB Of the team
behind him. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

sBattsd for Mathewuon IN ninth
EE ssss' SSss SSSs5Ss6
or errors pitteburk. e. Left on bases;
Piltebur8. q New York. 2 EIe1E base On
bnllst on Tnnnehill. a. on Natheweon, l.
struck out: BY Tannehln, s. by Mathew
con. IL THo-bRso hlkas EfauBneld, Con-
roy, Wagner. 8aerince hats hitchey. Wild
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Earned runs: Cincinnati, 3. Brooklyn, J.
First base on errors; c~sncsnnatL I; Brook
I'm Lett on pases; ciqei1nath q Brock
Hahn, Sheckerd, Keeler. Three-base hit;
Kitson. Stolen base: Dolan. Sacrifice hit:
Doian. First base on balls: Dolan, /.
Struck out: BY Kitson, 2; by Hahn, 8.
Passed ball; Bergen, l. Time: las. UNI
bira. Lynch.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Oame1 t0days WaHhinEton AZ Chlcag0
Baltimore At Detroit, Philadelphia IA
Cleveland. boston at 81. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
MinneapoIis wins from Toledo.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 6-Mfnneapolis
won from Toledo today by punching hits
IN the second Inning. Another run was
added in the third on a hit and an error.
In the sixth Toledo scored three runs on
three hits, a pass and an error. Attend
-ance, 800. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Earned runs; hansas CIlyl ~ 1huian-
apolis, 1. Two-base hits; Grady. Leewe,
hit: Heydon. Sacrifice hits: Beville,
Nance, Smith, Fox. Stolen bases: Roth
fuss, Grady, Hogriever. Double play;
Beyllle to Jeewe. Bases on balls: on Me-
Donald, a; on Williams, A. Struck out:
By Mcdonald, 2; by williams, 8. Time:
2:i0. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK, Aug. 6~-hfatheweon pitched
< loainF game AGAINST pitfsbufg on the
Polo grounds today. while Tannahil beld
the New York players down TO two hits.
Rittahurg got seven hits Oh AatheWson
and made three runs two OF which were
earned. Leach wa put out Of the anne
~ Umpire Bnglie for protesting against
the latferg decisis6a. score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

harmed runs: Kansas Sityl ,; indiapaRo-
Three-base hits: Beville, FOX, Heydon.
Sacrifice hit: Grady. Stolen bases: Nance,
FOX. Bases on balls: on Gibson 3; on
.Kellum, 2. Time: las. Umpire: Haskell.
H--..~.rss ueasa NsstwvauEaa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

A EyansSnle-Evansville. 4 Cedar
Al Tesrs Hauts-Terrs Haute. 4; Rock
Al HlScmingtOn-BlOOmingtOn 5; Daven-
Al Decatur-Deoatur 2; Rockford. &
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Games today: Omaha at. pee Moinee,
a.. Ioseph at nrlwnukee, Kansas City ct
Peoria, Colorado springs at Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. E-(speciaI Tel
egram.l-The Haskell Indians defeated the
College base ball team OF this city BY q
score OF 5 TO 6
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

WATERLOO. Neb.. Aus, 6-tsDeeial Fel-
WateTloo Gun club was pulled on e Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

CLEVELAND. Aug. k.-c1eveSand won In
the tenth inning on 0~ochn6uerss two-bag-
ger end Ely'e error. Hess, q younsster,
IN the Philippines, was in the box for
Cleveland and aside from his wild throws
e nrets dld good work. Attendance i,a5l.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

DETROIT, Aug. 6.-The home team hit
more opportunity this afternoon than did
Captain C0iline' men and thereby won the
odd game Of the SERIES with Hnafnn- Mar
pitched splendidIy, especially IN the sew
enth inning. when, with no one out and
two on bases, he struck out CriRer and
Sparks in succession. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Games todays st. Louis at Boston, Pitts,
burg at New York, Chicago at Phiiadel
phia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

s.%sa AysEs sis and f %syS Sg Ssgsss . s Tsas;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

OF baii on the college grounds here this
afternoon. which resulted IN favor OF Nor
folk by a score Of - to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

PHrEADnLPHIA, Aus. k-Lundgrsn held
the homa club down to ave scattered hife
ana ChiceHo won with eaee. A bntted ball
bounded badly m the ninth inning and
struck Woiyor(on IN the eye. He wa COM
PEELED to retire. Attendances LA Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

AZ Observation-Disclosures, 2; Nash
a shreveport-LittIs Rock. II: shrsys-
Al Observation-Disclosures. 8; Birmins-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

AoN@ih II = a ~ ~ a AotaM - . AEAu ~ 2
Slated for Sudh0nt in seventh.
sone cut when winning run was a
s B; hSs1s .. .....:.i ! ! dsiSSSsd Is
Two-base hits: Wallace 60. Heidrtck. Bur-
kett, Selbach, Mcfarland, Meiior, Howell
Home run. williams. Sacrifice hits; Ka-
kett to Paddens Selbaoh to Smith; Wills
hams to Gilbert to Howell. Passed ball;
pitcher: BY Shields. Anderson. BASE on
balls: on Butler. 3: on sudhon, 2: on
Harper Strike outs BY Shields, 4;
BY Hudhof, g Innings pitcheds BY Sud-
hon, 5; by Harper. ;; BY Shields. 4; by
Butler, A. Hits: or sudhoff. 8; on Har-
per, 8; on Butler, 3; or Shields, g. Left
l.AL Umnirn1. Cnrrntherg D Iohnstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

HHfn46 FuIIHs U1Ic3Ho. o. E~EIIaUeIpIIa- =
TNo-bnse hits. Jones, Chance. Tinker.
ahree-basd hfti Waite. 9acriaoe hit: Land
Killing. ShaEfer. Left On bnses: Chicago, q;
FhiladelphiA, q First base on balIef on
Lundgren, 81 on Fraser. Struck .outs
15okltach- Time; ls5A Umplgs; opAy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

sCollins cut, hit BY matted bail.
ssBatted for Sparks in the ninth.
Boston ........,...~l 0 90 0 Of
Three-bAse hit: Freeman. Sacrifice hits:
bases: Elberfeld, DouGherty. Base on
balls. on Sparks, 2 Hit by pitcher: Har-
leys Casey. 5tahi. First base on errors:
Detroit, l. Left on bases: Detroit, 8; Bos-
ton, B. Struck out: BY Mercer, Z: by
Sparks 2. Double play: Collins TO Par
emit 70. LaChauce. Time; las. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

base BaIl at +. N. Q. A. Park.

Games today: Louisville at Milwaukee
Indianapolis at Kansa City, Toledo N
Minneapolis. Columbus at St. Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Earned u Minneapolis. !; Toledo. /.
Two-base hits: oullin. eporer, Wild pitch:
Mcneil. First base on balls; on sporer,
81; on Mcneil, /. Hit by pitched ball:
Byers. Struck outs BY spotGr. 81. ~ Me.
Nell 8. Left ON .basegi Minneapolis. 9;
Toledo, 8. Stolen bases: Wtlmots Turner
Time: 1.3a. Umpire:. Tindeil.
Ferguson Outpitches Thomas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06
THREE SMALL FIRES,

Fire DEPARTMENT Fad a Quiet Day Yes
terdsy After the m sh Of Day Before.
a stul alarm nt noon called No. 10 20 2oiC
Congress avenue, where a huc Gre was c1
tlnrushcd without damage TO the property
OF Otto Sims, occupied 10y Mrs. Nelson,
At 61O last evening the department
fought blaze In the roof Of c L. Bradley
frame house at 1901 Montgomery The resi-
dcnce Is occupied 10y T. NJ Wallace The
damage AID not exceed 81 and was covered
by Insurance.
A still alarm az $3.50 last night sent com
pany No. g to 1901 Sabine 20 CXtiugulsh d
hue hro at the residence ot nr Horton. NJ
damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06

and other causes cut down the attendance
some Nhat, yet the Interest WIS great ~ =
importont work was accomplished. The
most important work done was the adop'
ton Of a resolution providing for the or
ganizaiion ~ fruit and vegetable OK
change containing the best features OF the
California and Virginia exchange systems;
A committee elected 10y tho association VIII
meet in Jacksonville on the 10Th to forml
late an address 10 the fruit ana trueE
growers OF fcxas, outlining IN detail the
work proposed 20 hc done by the eNehanse.
"The needs Of some such plan as ihat
proposed IS apparent 10 every. one nc
growers of tho state recoElize the tact that
unless they can unite in a method 10 h0ndlr
the vast amount 81 fruit and truck grown
annually prices viii 60 70 pieces anl
disastrous results follow Tic exchange
plan VIII enable the growers to market
their products without competing In the
markets with each other and, thus, sec ~ I,
a more stable price both on I. .. b. stun
and goods consigned 10 their agents There
is no such thing existing. % present ~ I'M I'M
State az an oVerproduction of good fruits
and vegetables. TIN truuhle, has AWAY
come from the defective system OF distribn,
tion In vogue. The cXchhDgo pan VIII
regulate thiS.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06
EXPECT LARGE MEETING
COMING RICE ASSOCIATION or AM
ERICA WILL BE WELL ATTENDED.
win Occur In HoIstoo on Third Tuesday
in Jauuay--Progr1n Com
mttee s at Work.

Tho meeting Of the Rice Association OF
America In this city ON the third Tuesday
In next January Is not meeting ~ the
directory alone as some seem to think,
but a meeting Of all the members Of the
association, OF whom It takes not less than
atty TO constitute a quorum
There viii no doubt he several hundred
members present as II Is the regular an
nual meeting at which hoard " directors
aud MI officers are 10 h' elected
Anyone Interested I'm rice, either directly
or IN trrctiy, can become member. Of the
association rs rrmttmC the mcmhcrahip
frr. 81. Ia Secretary A. u Allison ot Grow
ley. In. who viii upop MS receipt promptly
mail the sender q certificate OF member
shin.
Tho association is certainly doing great
work tor the devcloumcnt Of the rico m
drstrv IN the South Und especially in
Texas. and II Is the earnest dcsirc ot those
Interested thut the coming meeting I'm thl'
city VIII be the most successful yet held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06
TIIE nnnrns

The booths are arranged In alphabetical
order
Booth A is devoted to the sale Of works
Of art aprons and apples aud Is presided
over 10y Mrs A, $. Cleveland and Mrs G..
IA. Dunlap, with Mrs. George T.. Price and
Misses Carrie Cleveland, Blake Hartweu
Cleveland, Laura FRANKLIN assisting.
Booth b has for sale hooks-the Magnolia
/ COOK book being a compilation Of the re-
cipeS or the best cooks of this city. Mrs.
Herbert Goodwin aud Mrs r. Z. Morris arp
the chairmeu of this booth aud tIrv bavo
for their assistants Mrs Alma Clcveland
I bllE anu MISS Cora Roof and Miss Morse.
Napdy Is th2 article 10 be found exclusive
1 ~ on SAFE M Bopth q, where Miss Cushtpon
Z IS chairman, assisted rs Miss lTsff Niss
/ Sp9nn, Miss Rosalie Dumhlc, Miss Davidson
and Miss Porter ''''''
| pollas are on sale at booth d. whore Nfrs
/ Robert x, Norris and Mrs. Arthur n. Car.
gill are IN charge having for thpir ossist
/ ants Miss beayens Miss Waldo and Miss
Al booth f English tea is served Mrs
Irving King is chairman here assistcd h,,
2eiIissseS Nanne Bolts, Emily Scott ana Mary
( Fancy work and flowers are 10 he found
B "A sate ht uootsi 4, which has for ms rboir.
I man Mrs. Charlotte Ward Drew NM I,
4aslsleu hy Nrs,l JOHN Mcclellan ana Nfies
H9lah, Niss Atnisteld Miss Wiison mi
Kiss Moore, Mics holan. Miss Ar,gisttoi
4 Miss Wilson ana Mis- az AiiI'7' n, u,
thompson and Miss Marguerite Whits
/ ugl as lower girls Al mis- honti
also are conducted voting co6fgets
i 'i,, 'nS most popular young mdy. most non.
I'M I'M Pn9 si'lau, most popular LAWYER and
/ ma faioi,S.at member Of the Light Guard
/ ny hIien9s OF eAcn candidate abpear onitn
"ctlSe anu lively conIeats arc eXbecte5t 1'''
Aholher feature Of the haznr h ~ 90,
y cbs1gc d sort Of topsy mryy aGair|with
/ i aree sroy.t, program e1ery few minutes.
h ,1isilisii y, ana an seemea to enjoy q
Niissass 1 r taxing part Ia this feafnre are
! i,e'scS, a, rahhie helan. Corl Root. Frances
! Reavans N"lfeiAhu ahu Mr. Phil
J this ne ,As,gnhaeeiieal Bazaar Ndn omen again
eInSta tnto9a at O'Clock niid viii ~ eon,
ised all Who viii An ,enjoyablest Is prom.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06

Nj w. W. Dexter exhibited TO The Post
Yesterday Il limb bearing three ripe sat
suma oranges weighing one pound. This
'ruit was grown In Mr.. DeNter's yard. 3lo2
Bra4os from a tree years old.
Prof II +. Attwater, upon seeing the
luscious fruit exacted Of Mr., Dexter that
he would give them to the Southern Pa.
cidc industrial department that they might
be sent az once 70 Chicago 60 he mode a
were the largest products OF this variety
ever seen In Houston, and the Yield upon
the tree that bore them WAS prolific
tropical plauts. In his yard are two
canphor trees thirty feet high, years old
aud Illustrating Ia their evergreen garb
throughout the year. 1t Is his opinion that
Prof. Burbanbs' y ophecy that some day,
under scientific cultivation, thar nearly Ill
the tropical fruits can be grown here that
are now found Ia California.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-06
EkeItina Runaway.

Al o'clock yesterday afternoon a run.
away horse charging down Congress avenue
crashed Into a buggy standing in front Of
the office Of the Labor journal.
The vehicle belonging TO Mr.. Max An.
drew, was occupied by Mrs. Austin van
Eaton and Mrs. Max Andrew, who had
seen the danger, was at the horses head
to prevent 1t getting away. The ladies
We're badly frightened and slightly hurt,
while Mr.. Andrews buggy was completely
wrecked. The name OF the owner Of the
runaway rig could not be ascertained.