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service in the municipal body has been
brilliant and CTeditable one.
w. 5. Ferris. who is associated with
Robertson in the agency of the Connecti-
cut Fire Insurance company. and one Of
his many old time and stanCh friends, is
expected back this morning from Mon
tana, where he went last Thursday on a.
business trip OF several days. While il
Is not likely that he can throw any light
on the condition of RObertSOns affairs
beyond what is already known, his pres
cuCe will be a source of comfort to him.
Probably none win rejoice more than
will Mr.. Ferris to learn that Robertson
is still alive and has placed himself where
his many friends believe they can be in
strumental in helping him to vindicate
himself, If such be possible
From expressions heard yesterday.
Robertson still has a legion of valiant
friends who will stand by him SO long as
he can demonstrate his wOrthiness 10
claim their consideration and sympathy
until the whole truth Of the situation is
revealed.
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False Rhetoric.
(CIeveland JOurnaL)

Man is so prone TO err that he should
reflect a little before drawing attention
to the mistakes Of others. a professor
who prided himself on his correct Eng
lish heard his wife remark:
II intended 10 tell Jane to bring fresh
bucket Of water.
You doubtless mean bucket Of fresh
wafer" corrected the professor II wish
YOU would pay some little attention 10
your rhetoric
A few moments later he said;
MY dear. that picture would show to
better advantage IL you were 10 hang it
over the clock.
"Ah" she replied. YOU doubtless mean
If ] were TO hang IL above the clock If
7 were to hang Il over the clock we could
not tell the time. I wish YOU would be
more careful with your rhetoric, my
dear.
And the learned professor became all at
once very. interested in his book.
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Don't Buy What You Can't See.
lChicagn NeWs-l

iCnlCdSO NeWS-)
Uncle" Joe Cannon was chairman Of
the select committee which had in charge
the Tefurnshing of representatives hall.
Among the other things promised the
members for this session was an elabOr-
ate system Of ventilation by which cold
air could be forced up through a series
of ducts so as to reduce the temperature
Of the hall and make il comfortable in
hot weather. The members have been
waiting for the cold air. but so far none
has been felt. The temperature in the
house is the same as in the senate and
I'm the corridors Of the capitol, Con-
gresham Watson walked over TO Mr..
Cannon one afternoon when there were
more members in the restaurant than
there were in the house. The Indianian's
collar was melted and his face was bead
ed with perspirdtion.
Uncle joe he asked, seriously,
where is the cold air we voted money
for last session.
Yes. where is it?" echoed Mr.. Cannon
as he mechanically mopped his forehead
with his handkerchief II told those
darned fools on the committee that I was
not i'm favor of buying anything I could
not see, but they were bound 10 do it. -
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London. June 29.--With only three days
Of business last week. the stock exchange
shows little that is worth recording
King Edwards illness flattened every
tDIng prices falling I'M anticipation Of
sharp selling. but no sales of importance
were made. Quotations revived, however,
and the decline on the week proved gem
orally small. The demand for money was
strong. the holiday settlement and the
turn Of the half year all falling together.
The market was forced to go about &c.
100000 in debt 90 the bank, but there Is an
expectation Of earlier rates during inc
coming month and talk Of gold exports
from New York The general feeling IS
that there is q good business ahead, bar
ring a serious relapse in the condition OF
the king
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To was understood among the gam
bling fraternity some weeks ago that
robertson and a bank assOCite had
been playing heavily and losing most
of the time one nights loss. il is said.
reached $4,000, and anOther's $4,000. The
aggregate losses from the banks en-
pioyes are figured at close to 500. 900
during the past three years, and it has
been a matter of establishment among
those familiar with the conditions that
exposure has been delayed so long.
Until very recently Robertson had
not been drinking for some months, but
about a month ago he began drinking
again. While rarely intoxicated, he
drank heavily last week. and the night
before his disappearance had INDUCED
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THE STREET CAR WHISTLER.
A Pat Reply From the Man Who Had
to Bear the Annoyance,

Two men, unknown to each other. says
the Great Round World" were standing
side by side on the platform Of street
car. One was whistling vigorously so
close to the ear of the other that the
other cast frequent glances of annoyance
in the direction from which the sound
came, and shrugged his shoulders with
evident discomfort. For a long while the
whistler exercised his whistle without re-
straint. appearing not to notice the an
nOyed glances directed toward him. When
he had finished off rip Van Wrinkle
was a lucky man." with shrill, exultant
bravadO, he turned upon his neighbor and
said:
''You don't seem to like my whistling?'
NO" came the frank answer of a man
we'll known to the world Of readers, 81
don't"
Maybe you think you are man enough
to stop it?'
No" was the reply; but I hope you
are
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CCIeveland Plain DealerJ


Here is a story which the late Con-
gresham Amos J. Cummings was fond
of telling: A member of congress was 60
ing home late one night when ne met a
young man who was satisfactorily load
cd The congressman happened to
know where the young man lived, and
kindly guided him home. The congress
man had no sooner pulled the bell than
the door was thrown wide open and
tall husky woman appeared. She never
said a word but grabbed the young man
by the collar and shook him till she fair
y lOOsened his teeth; then into the hall
she took him and slammed the door.
The congressman was descending the
stems when the door was thrown open a
second time and his friend flew ont Of II
as IL thrown by catapult. At the foot
OF the stairs he landed. and the congress
man picked him up. Very much fright
ened and considerably sobered. the young
man Casped: I'VE don't live here-we
moved last week.
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MAY RESIGN HIS SEAT.
Robertson May Send Communication
to City Council Tonight.

I'm all probability Councilman Robertson
will send a communication to the city
council tonight resigning his seat in that
body. Whether or not the resignation will
be accepted Immediately remains to nc
determined but it is quite certain that
the vacancy will not be filled until an
other week.
According to precedent. the two rcmaiu-
ing COuUCilmcu from the Fifth precinct
Davis and Daveler, will be accorded the
privilege of nominating RObertsOn's sue
CCssOr. and the council as a whole will
confirm. although the members are not
required TO accept the one nominated by
the retiring members colleagues. So far
no names have been mentioned as cam
didatCs to fiji the uneNpired term of the
unfortunate member from the Fifth,
whose record during his many years Of
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A Slave to Veracity.

tWashingtOn Starr
Why don't you try to amount to some
thing?'
Lady" answered MeanderfnE Mike.
i m a victim TO me principles
You mean TO tell me that vou're a
martyr2'
In way I allus speak de truth
When anybody asks me do I want 10
work. / invariably STILES my mercenary
impulses an says, No
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NO SYMPATHY FOR ENGLAND.
Peace in South Africa Upset Russia's
Plans.

ST. Petersburg, June 29-Thc fact that
n1 representative of the court of the min
lslrF has called at the British embassy
l.rn Co offer the sympathy of Russia in
i0a matter of the Illness Of King Edward
has orc5sioued much comment, and is
generally attributed to Russian ChaCriu
on account Of the conclusion of peace in
South Africa TO is said on excellent Hu-
j1ortty that Count LamsdOrf the minister
or foreign affairs. admitted that this
peace had upset RusSias calculations.
which were based upon much longer
continuance Of great Britsin's difficulties
iu South Africa.
Count LamsdOrf is reported to be par
u.uIarIv nettled because Great Britain
e'd not consult the Boer delegates in
Europe in regard Co peace.
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Entire Line of Straw Hats

Going at one-half price. Sale com
mencing Monday. June 80.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main St
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Continued from Page. j.

NO" was the reply, but we are
searching for him.
We'll. T have him and he is ready
t1 go into your custody, said MI
I.ippmau at which statement the chief
MAS greatly astOnished.
After going to the carriage. which
had STONED around the corner CHEZ
paul delegated Detective Sheets to take
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Your Chance.

Closing out our entire line Of serge
and flannel suits at 25 per cent dis
count
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main St.
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Summer Neckwear.

We are receiving new patterns
weekly I'm light silks, the latest sea-
soudble productions.
l66 Main ST.
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Straw Hat Sale.

Our entire stock at One-half price.
commencing Monday morning. June 80.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main st. {.
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A Stack of Straws

To be sold at one-half price. Sale be-
gins Monday, June 80.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
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STRIKE SITUATION.
Union Pacific Machinists Say All
Will Quit Monday Morning.

Omaha. Neb., June 29.-There has
been no change in the situation of the
Union Pacific maChinists strike today.
Each side is waiting until Monday,
when the effect of the strike can be
noted. The company officials declare
the strike win not affect the smaller
shops Of the road, and that only the
men at Omaha, Cheyenne and Arm
strong. Kan, viii obey the strike order.
The executive committee Of the strik
ers declares that every machidist on
the road will refuse 20 work tomorrow
morning.
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Inc Laundry
That has made Salt Lake famous for
hne work on shirts, collars and cuffs.
THE TROY, f66 Main St.
Telephone 192.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

LIANO.-Mike Johnson wes H.u ass,,l
lightning and with his horse was tsvIiin
unconscious: both the man ana as MI
covered. Several houses we're st'"'s
dtlraEG was done. 1.
PALO PINTO, The pastures ~ I n, 4
ana the stock will soon pc lrN, us 4, 81
market There will he no reili,u,,- Nh
lures as the owners fear they WIN 81
caught. Au,;sr
uASKELB.-Rev. Simons Is e eaass
revival meeting at the Baptist chuls :,
TROY.-R. j. Alexander reilssgd SlsT
gross for seven cars OF cattle sA-
to st. Louis. Is ls
TROY. Tho Christian church ~ NJ 4
thoroughly renovated ana ~
'IWAELDER. - Miss Jessie Taylor ~ II Z
!. /. McGill were married al p9H'
May s, Il 4
TAYLOR annual plenis. M
clerls union Is to be given az ~
fels May 10 :, ~ n
cRAwFoRD.-A -four mill IS nov
talked Of. ~
CRAWFORD The civil englne,s,,ss KS Il,
Santa Fe ARE now here laying en. IA a
for the switch 10 the lime ~"
WASKELL.-The citizens are are, i nGw NJ yi
crlug propositions from the Ngotleo ~
and the Colorado. Texas ana ~ NJ II N
1t Is regarded as certain tnh' W"
Will be secured, !, ma
RICHMOND. The meeting I'm as
Mound land owners set for tns ,cstponsi
place hus been indefinitely, poss,enFre -
order that the meeting may be mndsets
sivclv advertised and run
cured. .,rlss,ougal
STEPHENYILLE.- tho eonlnlrrsonntlli
Erath county have paid bills aln ns =
about S9OOO which were incurreu
suit OF the smallpox epidemic -, n
WARRENToN.-There ore ses' nssr
OF smallpOX among the negIvu. tsk,s
place. County aauthorities nav
steps TO prevent spread -, A 2
M'KINNEY.--A revival has gssSc gaig
First Christian church here, 'inslsairs
ed by Elder Allen Wilson o. ~. erars3
Ind. He is an able and eloquen 4, al
LINDEN.-At the log camp o. niles 2.
4 Bruce Lumber company, Nv .ref W.
Of this placc. the log tram Ian ~ leits
Myres. killing him insiahlD
family. ..rent 9,
LEXINGTON. The commTen l.naoi V,
clscs of the Lexington nnpIe Wedps.s'
held this week, bsglnhlns ssrnns
evening. The commenceintsn, hurch 81
preached NJ the Methodist w. elari '
by Rev. Bryce Of Rockda'e, IN eos.
Ing beautifully decoratep TO- oonlA Z
HRARNE. During the p pas. nss
eraI dogs aud cato whleE - polsbs ,
been Killed, aud since ...rax dogs y
VIII Ecok who owned one q ~
MIA dngs On this county, iosl ~ !
this mornlng while coming ,slsonsi
it having eaten some Of tue
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Y. NJ. c. A. Isl ID Rulld.

beaumont. Texas. May 21.-The Young
Mems Christian Association is getting ac.
lively 10 work here and will get plans and
money ready at once for the building OF
handsome quarters on the grounds selected
for that purpose some time since. The
site for the building IS on Forsythe street
In the center OF the city, aud IS regard.
ca as an admirable one. II Is close I'm ia
the business district aud convenient They
are Ia have their FIRST reception on Mon
nay night, May 20, at the present quarters.
Ihey are now In the V. Blanchettc build,
ing on the third door and have issued
NC eiS for the occasion for Monday night.
viii he In keeping with the ideas OF the
organization
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William Knight Dead, AGED Toe.

Kaufman, Texas, May 1o-Mr william
knight, the oldest citizen OF Kaufman
county, dIed at his home one mile north 81
Kaufman. yesterday morning Of DR. rs !.
He was born IN 81. Clare county. Tenn.
IN 1900, making him lo2 years Of age. lie
was very conspicuous figure az the Dl!.
las reunion In April, l00e He has n,rer
used eyeglasses and could read very well.
He was strictly temperate, having never
used tobacco IN any form nor iutnx ctnt
drinks, He IVES consistent member OF toe
Christian church and respected hy all wh }
knew him. He leaves 4 wife, two M
aud three daughters,
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people NJ Gollad and a movemea, va. ~
ed Mt once, ana the donations will Ris
wardld from here tomorrow
n he protrncted meeting w-.eh aM x
under way for the last three wees y
Christian church, under the direcilg
Evangelist Omcr Of Chicago, assisIa
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mason, CLOSED
night, when Mr., Omcr left for bis hons
Chicago. The meeting has proved ~ y
success in every way having fourteen -
tiunG new members. 4.
Las. Thursday afternoon DR.. d, Z. az \,
per went to the school house ana ~ T..
two children, aged S and IL years pp1 W
In q buggy and left the city.
The Jury which tried the case Of ", 4.
Lancaster which was transieHea y
ucm Houston county on change Of w,
brought IN n verdict assessing hls pss1.
mUt at twenty-five years In lne p..l,l
tiury. This is the fourth trial N"
been granted Lancaster. M,
The rain and storm Of last slnuS ~ ~
noon did much damage to the lIu.A M M
in this section Of the country 'ps VI
crop being especially injured.
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New Trustees b Re &c.,

Beaumont Texas MAY 2i--It d, n6sslble
t1ot there will he council meeting tonor-
r"" Tor the purpose ct appointing three new
members of the school lourl to succeed
Messrs. Willard, president Secretary Dow.
len aud NJ lieebt Their terms have expired
and II Is matter that was overlooked Mt
NE last session of the council Mayor
under the impression that those ,nn"',,,
nnnts we're Ia be made In December. Tne.e
appointments are most important ones nav,
Iium ine tact that The city Is lust ON The
Tor me purpose OF erecting new srhnoI
nulul9ss ana the next year Is going ia II :
critical one for beaumont as tie civ
NH pe stopping from a scholastic stand
point from a town TO city.
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ResuIts at Sd. Lonla.

81. Louis, May 2l.-Favor!tes won four
out Of six races at the fair grourds today.
Four and half furlongs-J. Sidney
Walker, Avoid, Happy Chappy. Time SO.
Mile and twenty yards, selling Lake.
view Belle. Orris, Warner. Time i.4SIs
Five and half furlones SluG, julie
Jupkln, Joe Goss Time i:U1f,
Mile and n sixteenth, purse Crlmeau.
Found, Petit Maitre, Time l,41X.
Mile and three sixteenths, seilinr-Lovc'S
labor chlcksmauga, Prince Real. Time
202l5.
Seven fnrlongs. selling-TicSful, Red Ap-
pie, Doe Skin. Time l:2sl4.
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A eusIness Men,s Dinner.

Beaumont, Texas. MAY 2i-Mcssrs.
George w. Carroll, william wicss, j. +.
Keith, John y, Gilbert and W. $. Dayid.n,
have issued a neat invitation 70 a good
many people IN the city today for din,
ner that win be giyon at the Crosby house
ON the evening OF June s. These rentlmen
are perhaps the wealthiest hse that could
be- picked from the city and represent tho
business backbne OF Bennmont. The object
Is stated 10 he the bettermcnt OF the yonnr
as ollous;
You are invited to attend business
Mens pinner at the Crosby House, Tues,
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Now Mnrshal Nenda IInn

Beaumont, TcNns, May n Former Dep
MY United states Marshal Il. 7. Borough
is III the city today, lie came here think
ing possibly A, j. Houston, the new mar.
shall, was In the city, and was disappointed.
lie states that IL may require ten day,
Tor the new marshal to take his office and
begin the duties thereof The senate must
mst confirm, then the bond must be made
M and carried to Judge Bryant at Sher-
man for approval. 1t then goes back to
Washington and must so through some
other formalltes, after which the commits.
sion is issued. An Of this is going to
take good deal of time aud Mr. Borough
thinks Il more than likely that the june
term Will he about ready to open up he
fore Colonel Houston starts IN with his
work. Judge Bryant could 20 through the
admiralty docket and the noniury dockets
with which he has 10 contend. hut he will
not be able 10 try any jury eases without
an officer To serve the court and the pros.
poets are therefore gloomy for much jury
litigation az this term.
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Beaumont Defeated Naooodoohes.

Beaumont, Texas, Mag II. Beaumont
won an easy game from Nacogdoehcs today,
though It must he said that the visitors
were at decided disadvantage from the
fact that they had been travelling all dly
aud were tired out. Wilson, the Nacog.
doches twirler put up a good game but his
support was ragged for the above reason.
he features OF the game were the excel
lent playing Of Bennett at third for TIE
visitors and IIcllcman at short fol The home
team. reyis pitched good game,
The same teams play again tomorrow and
Nncogduchos will Doubtless put up a much
faster, snapper game.
rho following Is the score by innings;
Beaumont
Hits .....,......,....... AGO $50 i3o ia
Runs ....,,,,,.......,..,.,.4 400 go o02 10
Nacogdoches-
Hits ........,.....,.,.,,.. iOi 40 0O0- 4
Runs ........,......,..... go ono O0b
Batteries: Beaumont, Tcvis aud Richnrd.
son: Nacogdoches, Wilson and Hughes.
Umpire Reynolds. Time of game l.35
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LOUISVILLE ~, Nog 2l.-GIan zrln vas
the only winning tlvoHte at Churchill
prominently
Six and a half flrlongs sclung-Loyable.
J J. t. staff TINE l.23i9
Six furlougs-Heury Zltt. Golden Glitter.
South Elkhoun Time 10
Selling four aud a h0e furlongs Style.
Flash Of Night Maghoui. Time .5TA
Five furlougs, selling Scortic. Almanac,
Myrtle Dell. Time 100
Six furlongs, selling Chorus Boy, Fou.
eda, Mamie. Time Lisa.
Nile sellng--Glen zeen, Itaeanara, Flos.
ae's King. Time 1:4J}b.
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smaIInon m Hin 800.

lllllsboro, Texas. May la-The city health
officer who Is Jointly employed hy the
cl'y and the county. submitted repor, 10
me commissioners court today showing that
there had been sixty.sevcn eases Of small.
peN among the white population Of tho cl,y
s s,ncs tt en- IL to MAY aud eight eases
lhefe Is one case IN the city now.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
New Marshal May Not Take Charge
for Some Weeks.
Y, NJ. c. A. TO PUT Up A INV BUILDING
Invitations Have Been Issued for d
Business Mems Banquet-CarrivaI
for Benefit OF Epworth League,

Branch office Tho Posts Beaumont Of
fee Is at room /, ogden building, Uurnec
Pearl aud Crockett, southwestern tcle.
phone 734, with l.. II. Necly as business
representative and +. W. Greer as core
nients OF news items left at this address
win receive prompt attention. Subscribers
having ans cauSc for complaint rs to dc.
livery OF papers arc requested TO phone or
otherwise notify the office promptly.
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YoAKUM FIREMENs cELEBRATloN,
A Large Attendance from the Neiuhbor.
ing Towns.

ing Towns.
Yoakum, Texas May 21-roday has
been gala day in the history of inc
Ioakum fire department. the occasion holm.
the annual Maifest. Special trains from
Halletsellle, Kennedy ana Gonzales brouebr
in large crowds Of visitors. while tho conn.
try people came IN in numbers Al t1,ao
o'clock the procession formed at tho cItv
hal, and IN charge OF Mr.. n q poss
moved promptly to Morris park. where thn
festivities OF the day took place. The n Ny
gram Included a Alaypole dance, bail game
between Noakum and Lnckhart ana 6nsa-
laying contest closing with a grand han
tonight. e'""u po'i
in the ball game at the aremen's eeIehra.
non nus afternoon Loekhart defeated
Aoakum by score OF to ]
In the hose laying contest Gnoro No -
ana 10 l Won hrst and second prizes. re-
spectiyely; time 20 10 and rs Ia. re-
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ycrton singled. Dcchanty doubled and Kols.
ter followed with single scoring Wolvpr-
ton with the winning run FOR the home
team.
Score Il II n
Washington .,,.. 800 600 o0l l. 5 II
81. Louis ........ 900 o4O 600 o o U
Ortiz and Drills Powell and Sueden
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BASEBALL.
Southern League.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 2I.-Inahllity to
hit the bali at the proper time and careless
playing caused Chattanooga third consec.
uilye defeat by Memphis today.
Score II II u
Memphis =. .-.s... $50 200 O2O- Z 10 .
Chattanooga :. -. 900 100 O0I-, 7 a
BEeitensteln and Aceorslnl? Hopkins eid
Roth.
Nashville. Tenn. May 21.--Ragged aeld.
Eng on the part of both Nashville and LIT
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PALESTINE NEWS.

Revival at the Christian Church H..
Been Closed.
Palestine, Texas, May 2l-The mayor .,
this city Mr. Bowers, has recsiyed q tele.
gram from the governor relative 70 ~
necessity Of money and clothing for tss
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HOUSTON is OUT oE IT.

DECIDED 70 Withdraw from The Sunset
Semprofessional League,
Houston has withdrawn from the Sunset
league and her place will probably be fllled
10y Morgan City. Manager REILLY found II
impossible to engage outside men and the
home players could not lea3c their posit' o,s
impossible 10 get up nine t. 20 10 'rn,t'ey
for the games scheduled fer Friday. Satu :
day aid sunday of ;hls week
Il Is announced that strong local tenn
home diamond.