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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20
DAVID AND GOLIATH.
A Little Shot Put Old King Coffee Out OF
Business.

Business.
When medicine fails, they sometimes send
sick peoDle away to another climate for
their lie alth Sometimes the climate does
N hut more often they stumble on the prop
err food TO take, aid then get well.
A lady in San Diego tells, OF q friend wso
left her home each December, for the past
TWO winters. to go 10 California for hyr
b"altb She SAYS: Almost all OF her time
was snent in visiting the doctor and sitting
in a Biz chair and watching the clock 20
mote the fine for her next dose OF medicine
Nervousness was her principal trouble, and
with others OF kindred nature, made NE Tor
her a burden.
her 10 give up the use OF coffee and use Pos
nm Coffee She replied that she could not
ston coffee. | said no more at the time,
lut the next morning at breakfast ] passed
her a fragrant, steaming cup OF Postum.
makinh 1t as It should be MADE. AFTER
that had no more trouble, and my friend
drant NO more coffee But the most sur
urising part Of the experience was the
rhonge that soon came over Der.
No beaan TO notice II within less than A
week In less than month her nervous
ness mad left her, and lu three months shl
was n rcw woman in face, hgure aud
Nani,G ! had NOT dared to hope for so much
hsncfiI although l had been greatly bene'
sted myfelf by Postum, out coffee TO he's
.ystan, was simply poisonous, and ! ne
lieve this is the Gaze wIih many others
She returned 10 her home In December
and was married within less. than tw'
months after She never Ieis 70 give
c,edt IN Postum for her health or thank
~ M. Tor teaching her to make it proper
ia ana well she may, for Postum has den,
~ her what travel, doctors and mediclp,
failed 70 do" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich.
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Bankers Notorious.

At League park yesterday afternoon the
Bankers defeated the Pantltorlums by
score OF 10 to 8. Beavens, for the Bankers
pitched superbly, allowing his opponents
but three hits, and striking out twelve
men. He also fielded his position perfect
Is. The batting OF Hubener, d. Dunn, Cox
aud Riordan OF the Bankers was also a
feature. Score by Innings. IL II
Bankers ........... ITO GA O0x-iO 10 q
PantltorIums . .032 600 oiO-- 3 4
Batteries Bankers. Beayeus and Clemens;
pantitorums, Jourdan. Murray and Will
Jams. Time 1890 Attendance 200. Dme
pife, A, NJ Manins.
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Rlrt Reflnerv WIIl Be Rulit.

Port Arthur. Texas. July ls.-The recent
talk about the Burt refinery going TO aban-
don their work at Beaumont is not well
founded. In the first place, some damage
must be done TO the rice farms before any
injunction or anything else can be Issued
against the refinery people, restraining them
from continuing building.
The Kansas City Southern Railway conf
pany is putting in a new spur just cast
of the present track TO be used by the big
Brice refinery that will be erected here
soon, This will be quite an addition to the
town and will give employment TO large
number of people.
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LOUISIANA FARMERS MEET
INSTITUTE WAS HELD AT LAKE
CHARLES YESTERDAY.
lnstruotlna Papers and Discussions.
Much Interest Was Manifested
In Them.

New iberia. In. July lo.--As previously
announced the farmers institute was acid
today at the city hall, three sessions be-
Ing held, morning. AFTERNOON and evening.
The meeting being the hrst OF its kind
in this commonly, It was not attended
as It should have been, though much In.
tcrcst was shown by the agTlculturlsts who
attended. as was evidenced by the quea-
lions they kept sending In.
Hon. Il. Don Foster made tho address of
welcome, ind WAS responded to by Prof.
Dodsol. The Greig brass band Of ST.
MartiDsyille gave SOME ane music, which
added much to the success of the ooca-
sion.
Prof Dodson OF the experimental sta.
tion at Baton Rouge delivered an address
on general toplcs full OF interest aud IN.
formation. He was followed by Hon. q.
w Spccr Of the University of Georgia,
whose subject was FERTILIZATION" This
was handled In way that was very INFER
cstiug.
Colonel Charles SCHUYLER, the model stock
man, gave an interesting lecture on the
raising of stock OF al Kinds. especially
swine. upd IN the curing Of meat, and
making Of sugar cured hams The receipt
he gave was eagerly copied by many In
tue audience.
Much spirited discussion occurred NJ this
general discussion or crop conditions aud
Then causes, and how 70 nroid failures.
Mr.. Morrow was o revelation to his par
iahioueis In his able and Intelligent con-
duet OF the institute.
Or. Fred J. Meyer OF Lafayette deliy-
cred an address, which was well received
and declared the best OF the occasion On
the whole the institute was n grand sue
cess and the people here will respond more
lihcrally and tn greater numbers when the
Institutes are held IN the future.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, July lo.-The sales at
the Galveston oil exchange today were as
follows:
Continental National. 1000 shares at loc.
Gober, 500 shares at 4lhc.
Gober, 1000 shares at 4c.
Geyser OF Galveston. 100 shares at 1I13c.
Guffey Petroleum and Gas, snares at
SCI. 80.
Manhattan. 80 shares at soc.
Seaboard, 10000 shares at lie.
Sour Lake, shares at 80.
Success, 5000 shares at 1Oc.
Texas Big Four. 1000 shares at lac.
Victor, 200 shares at l19c.
Victor, 20O0 shares at &c.
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The Smith Well.
o the Editor of The Post.

To the Editor of The Post.
Port Arthur Texas, July III noticed an
article in yesterdays issue of The Post In
reference to the Smith well, property Of
the Denver.Beaumont Oil rank and Pipe
Line company. The article was correct,
aud will add that we set our 4-nch pipe
in very rich oil sand. but after counseng
with different oil men | was advised by all
means 10 set our 6-inch In place OF 4.inch
ON the oil sand. therefore we VIII draw
our 6-inch and put shoe on II and rotate
1t down over the 4.inch until we set Il on
the oil sand and thereby get a 1OJdbarrel
well In place of a 25o-barre well rer dag,
when 1t comes 10 pumping proposition.
Yours very respectfully {. L. smith
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Paris Team Not Coming to Houston.

Charley Eichenfelder. manager OF the
Paris team of the Texas league visited the
city yesterday to investigate the chances
for removing the Paris team to this city
and play them In Houston uniforms. He
lease for the League grounds here, the
only suitable location IN the city, and
they were not disposed to surrender their
lease, hence no professional baseball for
Houston at this time. Mr. Eichenfelder
returned TO Paris last night.
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Kirbys VS.. Pcdens.

snappy game Of bali, Astounding In
sharp plays as well as a sprlnking Of err
rors, between the Kirbys aud Pedens yes.
terday afternoon at Drummer, resulted In
favor OF the Kirbys by a score Of TO g.
The score by innings Is as followsi
Kirby Lumber Company =. 200 COZ OPS
Peden Iron and Steel Co. 49,, 100 $50 000--6
Batter!es--Banks and Bailey and Williams
and Gates. Three base hits sproug, Gates.
Time / 80.
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n..rolt Races Postponed.

Detroit, Mich, July io-Aimost ccntin.
uous rain since yesterday made racing at
the Crosse Pointe track out Of the ques.
tion again today. Yesterdays card Of the
Blue Ribbon meeting has been nnally de.
clared Of, except that the Merchants and
which will be called at Crosse Pointe the
hrst afternoon when the track is suitable.
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Bryan Gun Club Shoot.

Bryan, Texas. July ls.-1rhe Bryan Gun
club gave shoot at the Central Texas
Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. 1t was
contest between the crack shots OF the
BRACES bottom and Bryan. 1nere were six
entries on each side with twenty-five blue
rocks TO the man. BRACES bottom won BY
A score OF 12S TO 10.
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THE HOUSTON TnAM.

Captain Arthur W. Daniel viii have
cha go of all arrangements, The team that
will represent the Houston Gun club Mt
this shoot is made up as follows; Pete
Gallagher, Bryan Heard, W. +. Cleveland,
c. l., RerIng, a. w, Daniel, Lonls L. sch
weikart. Otto Sens, Or. W. II. Griffin, j, NJ.
Stewart and Ed Dupree.
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Races al SohuIenberq.

schuenburg Texas, july la,-rhe man.
ayers of the schulenburg Fair association
have everything in nne shape for the races
on July ~ and 20. There are about thirty
Of the best runners and trotters IN the
state at the grounds and several more
horses will arrive TO-DAY.
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uMpIRE pNrAcHEp.

general order was issued this after
noon detailing Captain Il. NJ. Caldwell,
Twelfth cavalry, as chief umpire Tor ali
field exercises. Assistant umpires from the
officers OF the guard Will be detailed from
day to day. The order also designates the
boards Of officers who are detailed "a make
inspection OF the troops undel paragraph
Is Of general orders No s, issued June 70
Attendance OF the Twelfth cavalry baud at
the camp Of instruction, This band 10 one
OF the best mounted bands In the service
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THE BEAUMONT TEAM.

The team selected by the beaumont Gun
club is composed of the following gentle
men. several of whom are well known In
ham. L. f. Benckenstein j. ". Harker, IL.
A. stone Dr D. u, Henderson. jim stew
art Bob Haynes. Aubrey NJ. Greer Homes
Dukes.
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Fred Hesag, -Four Leaf {. los. sins ia.
sweet Dream los, Peter Duryea 40
Mile and eighth-wall. Kitty clyde ll3,
Potheen iU3. De,oraine 1V2 Elsie Barnes,
Elsie Brnmble 1o4, Larry Wit lu1
Cloudy and heavy.
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cl.ueland Race po.tponed.

Cleveland. Ohio, July la--The spedni
trotting race scheduled FOR this afternoon
nj the Chenille Driving park between The
Abhott The Monk aud Lord Derby has
been postponed indefinitely owing TO the
heavy rain and muddy track.
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Southern League.

Birmingham. Ala, July i9.-The utter In
ability Of New Orleans To hit Smith today
lost them the game Birmingham played In
a reversal OF form from the previous day
and by punching hits In the third inning
scored three runs and won. Stanley pitched
a good game, striking out eight men. He
allowed five bases on balls, however. and
these followed up by hits and fast base run
ming caused his defeat.
Birmingham :. go. .oOs OO1 OK 1 2
New Orleans ...,... 001 coo 600 ! 4 q
Smith and Blue; Stanley and Abbott,
Nashville, Tenn. July 1e-Lttle Rock
pounded Dammann for eight runs In the
sixth inning today and then )ost one of the
most exciting games ever seen here. Knol's
spectacular 6elding and Abbattichlo's three
base hit won for Nashville,
nashville :. ..1 10 o2o oes-- . i 3
Little Rock ...,... 600 COS 600 Is
Dammann, Hill and Fisher Watt. Allie
mango and Lynch.
Chattanooga. Tenn, July 19.-chatta-
nooga played an errorless game today,
spratt, GiIllgsn, Longley and Wordsworth
doing phenomenal work. Hulseman Sc
cured a home run the FIRST time Up II -
shreveport :. 10 900 900 2 0 q
CHATTANOOGA . 49,. 100 600 iOx- 8
Ciausen and Mcclure; Hopkins aud Roth.
Atlanta, Ga. July 1e.-Today's game be-
tween Atlanta and Memphis resulted in a
tie. Four runs were scored by each team.
| At the end of the ninth inning the Mem
| phis team was forced 10 leave 10 eaten a
| train.
| Score
! Memnhls - 600 90 600
STREET and Leighton; weighing and Arm
| strong.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE coNrRoveRsY.
There Is No Danger OF Memphis Being
Expelled.

Memphis. Tenn, July 1o.-The officials
OF the local baseball club do not seem to
be worried over the statement credited to
Manager Finn OF the Little Rock baseball
club that he had a letter from Secretary
Farrell Of the Association OF Minor Leagues
20 the eject that the present Memphis
league team. together with Manager
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BASEBALL.
National LEAGUE.

ST. Louis, July ie,--The game between
st. Louis and Cincinnati was played In a
heavy rain. Umpire Brown did not cnll time
until the Clnclnnatlans were batting in the
seventh
Score III y
81, Louis ,,............ ooo 900
Yerkes and o'Neil Phillips and Bergen
Plttsburg. July 1o.-Pittsburg turned the
tables on Chicago and shut them out in
brilliant fielding game behind Chesbro.
Score II II u
Chesbro and o'connor; Rhoades and
Killing.
New York, July 1e.-Thc New Yorks
played their nrst game under the new man
agement and captaincy Of John McGraw
today They were beaten by the Phna.
delphias.
Score r II n
Philadelphia 49,. .oo4 900 Ooo- ! 3
New York .,... 100 600 10 3 6 l
Iberg and Doom; McGinnity and Bresna.
han.
New York, July 1o-Tbe Boston and
Brooklyn teams played a fourteen inning
game at Washington Park. Brooklyn, TO.
day, which was won by the home team.
Attendance 5000,
Score n II II
Boston ..... .o02 1ol ooo 600 90 q
Brooklyn :. e. .020 100 90 600 OIL D II /
PlttinGer and Moran; Newton, Hughes
and McCreery.
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At Dallas--Corsicsna 5; Dallas 2,
AZ Fort worth--Fort Worth 8; Paris 1.
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American LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, July 19-Thc hemc team ex-
perienced no difficulty in winning todov's
game from Cleveland. Wilson pitched e.
steady game and kept the visitors hits seat.
tered, while the locals hlt Joss at opportuue
times.
Score r. III r
Cleveland ....,... .o1o 600 02o-8 s :
Philadelphia ...... 800 001 4Ix--0 IL u
joss and Bemls: Wilson and Schreck
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CHESTERVILLE. Ont.--A cyclone OF
great fury passed within n mile Of ,his town
today and everything IN it's path was de-
stroyed. The damage will exceed 100000.
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BRIGHTON BEACH.

Mile and sixteenth--Hermls ia Dano
Down DIZZY Jos, The Amazon 1o1, st. fin-
nan los, Fair Knight lo6, Fort Royal ILL.,
DCIezke 1906 ,.
leonoclast Tioga 100, Rigodon IL, Rose
tint 10N Mount Kisco Hackensaes, DARK
planet knocknagow IL, Blue Delrt iW,
Uranium H. THAN 100. Waxla III, Brlght
ttirl. Adele Harding 100, Kentucky CaTdi'
nal. First Chord ll2.
six furlongs--Lady Hoiyrod. lU2 Lacy
Hadnor lO7, Neither One lo2, Moranda, An
NE Grace 1l3, Flrtlneer, Stella W. w.
WIssendine 1oT. Hebron 81, Musidora lO.'
Aminte los, Ondurdis 1l3, Rossignoi los'
Nile and .furlorg-Swiftmas ia Fran
cisco liS Himself 1lO, st, Flnnan loo'
Gomestead ll9. Kalif 1903. Trigger III.
Six furlongs-Amorus, W. r. Condor w,
Warte Nicht 9s Napoleon %, Bob Hilliard
10 bondage IS, Bismarck 0s, Semper wax
10 Fiamhoyant 80 Northern Light W.
Hyronerdale 81 Franklin {. 90. Handspin'
nsr. sauid "a, Harriet $. s6, Frank kar-
Mic and sixteenth-Blufr III, Double
MUMMY los. Pride OF Surrey 96, Vesuvia'
piaasont Sail 1O6. Prince Richard ITO
Ii1Sen III. Condiment 10l, Alsike. Arack
Vein log Nlnonia 100, {. Resented 49,
Clear and fast.
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THE WHEELER HANDICAP
FINAL Fixture at Washington Park
Won By Flying Torpedo.
LuclEN ApPLEBy COMMENDED MOLLY
Miss Gollohtly Secured the Mound City
Stake at Delmar After an Exciting
Finish With sohwalbs.

Nnlcsgo, Jelly 19,-Flying Tornedo, with
the impost Of Ito pounds, won the wheeler
handicap this afternoon at Washington
fark. Next came the S-year.old Lucien APP
pleby and then Wild Pirate, as winner OF
third money. The finish was not as excit-
Ing as those who came out to see the tnal
great fixture Of the Washington Park meet
Ing could have wished. Flying Torpedo and
Lucien Applehy had fairly good finish
through the stretch but the elder horse
was half length in front when the win.
ming wire was passed aud going easily.
Wild Pirate was several lengths back
Otis, the pacemaker In the American
derby, proved the pacemaker in this event
ana ne came down past the grandstand the
nrst time length In front OF Odnor, who
was an added starter to the race Odnor
led Wild Pirate by a length at this point
Aladdin, close up. At the half mile post
OTIS etill led. but Flying Torpedo was only
hah q length away aud he passed the
yonngSter before the turn for nome was
Luclen Applehy made one of his famous
charges and soon he and Flying Torpedo
were far In front Of the others and began
. s, nattie to the wire. which resulted in the
derby winner, finished back In the middle
Of the trailing field
J.. rive fnrlongs-Rheta, Sheriff Bell, Esher-
SIX. furlongs-Brixton. Martin Burke,
Escalante Time / 90.
Six furlongs, Lakeview handicapped old
Bell Watkins Overton, Tom Cogan. Time
The Wheeler handicap. s.year.olds aud
upward, 5000 added. mile aud quarter
Flying Torpedo. Lucien Appleby. Wi'd Pl'
rate. Time 2:21.
Mile, sellng-Henry OF Franstamar. Che
rus Boy, George whitney. Time 1;5s
Mile, selling.-Ed Adack, Star Cotton
Peat. Time 80 20.
HARLEM ENTRIES.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING H.. Scorpio lOb
1hurles, Ice King lO4, Corrigan lUl, Cham
payne ~, Martin Burke 49, hummer 100
Burnlc Bunton 1o5. Silurian r. q. 70,
lo4 Drelst 80, Lady ldris 81, Elsie z. 1888
Five furlongs-B los. Topsoi 1U1
Gregor X. 1n5, Cammcnbert 1903, zapno
Courage 100, Horntius los Alice Carey l0i
hemco 1o5, King Harmon 1o5, Taoei
lrius 100.
Steepechase, short course-~Globe II $50
Dagmar 13S, lcenl 49, Farrell 14l, Queer
ship 1874 Helen Paxton 49,
Eleven siXteenihs mile, Competition
st0kes-Eary 125, Dick Wells, Captain Ar
mold IT,. Bay Wonder Ill. Shooting Stal
1903, Tom Cogan ~. Colonnade 1oS, wat
kns Oyertcn, John c, King, VIII Shelley
/ l0S.
Mile and sixteenth, handicap--Favonlu
| ia Artena 1O2, Odnor 81 Frangieie ~
/ Iucien Applehy JOS, Colonel Balinnyn'
/ 81. Star Cotton "a.
( Scvcn-eiuhths mile-Santa Teresa, Don
/ s. Belle Of Minco, Sonora Maria, Siive
| owl Ada G. $, Queen OF Dtxiiana, Lad
! Bird, Rose Mac, Lucy Locket, Herse, In
] D,l
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a. pelmar Park.

=. tor,s. July ly.--Miss Gonghtly won the
Mound city stake at Delmar today In an
o-.l,,rc finish with Schwalbe. Father
,ventker was poor third. two lengths
"a The weather was warm and showery;
track heavy. ,yo. ,.,o,
", Ss snd half furlougs. selling-Biue
pisze. sam Lazarus, ESQ., Flop Time
I'st S%, and A sixteenth. ,selling-hucena,
,r n,s Vail. Balloon. Time l:55.
Sly and half furlongs, the Mound cIty
stake-MIss Golightly, scnwaipe' fa'ner
wsntker Time l;25 80. 80. ,,,uo.x
vehert a. Lansing. Time l;2o,
MN, and three-sixteenths selilne-
u MirS Lttle Louis, Ignis rime
2aiE, furlongs. selIing-censor; Peter
nnpvea. Tom Collins. Time i'ooH'
pELMAR ENTRIES.
uN.hs mile-tieneral Dix. Mar
,fss yaIverde. Little Giant lo1, Gas
chiop.srs' no. Lytalis, DeuscefuI lVI. MAT
praay no. Georgia scott, Lazarre lV''
IN SVelcome Light ITO. ..n. =,
Lro, "snriones-Optimi lot, Lillian ~
,ns precisely los. lrkutsk ~; blue M .rnr1
iGI Barleyite 100, ~ sara Maggie
rrobh lOT. satchel 100 MISS po'A' "sss''
clopton I,nnes-tieIen Hay los Pettijonr
SIX yssr iO5. Daisy Hawthorne iVo
lus, nFr rwo lick, Makeda 100
S, s,,,s and ACCOMPLISHMENTS, schwa o.
40 Edgardo, W. B. Gates, Masterfnl ~.
VA, nsnel 100 Helen Print o. Lunar ivo
vi sTsy.p ,eii miis-rensy Belle sv'
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Rrinhton Beach Results.

New York, July 19.-Clarence ii. Mac
kay's Mexican easily won the Produce
stakes at Brighton Beach today, defeating
the odds.ou favorlte, Hurst Park. only
three horses faced the starter, Mexican,
with o'Connor up, and the Keene pair.
Hurst Park, Shaw in the saddle, and In
junction, with "Iceman" Spencer to pilot
MIN. Star Chamber, favorite at 70 10.
won the Chantilly stakes, with Charawind
second
Mile and three-quarters over seven jumps,
the Chantiliy hnrdle-Star Chamber, Cnara-
wind McGrathiana Prince. Time 31f 80.
Five furlongs-W. Il. Condor, Mount
Hone. Amorus Time 1901 Is.
Mile and a furlong-Swiftmas, Leonld
P.ohn. Time 1853.
six fyslongs, the Produce stakes-Mexl
can. Hurst Park, Injunction Time
Mile and a sixteenth, selllng-barly Eve,
The Regent Mineral Time las 10.
Five and half rlongs-Stamping
Ground, MIlady Love, Pearl Diver. Time
1907 10. .,.,.
potente. Time l:46 40
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BORDER RIFLES COMING.
81 Paso, Texas, July 19,--irhe Border
Rides ffty strong. leave here tonight over
the Galveston, Harrisburg anG San Antonio
for Austin to attend the State encampment-
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Washington, July l9-After Washington
had tied the score in the eighth Inning an
error and single followed by Hemphljls
three-bagger gave st. Louis today's game
Score r ii u
Washington ........ ,O10 COO 1904 o 4
st. Louis .........2to 100 oO2 6 ii @
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and their attendance will be quite novelty
while their music will add much to tae at
Effectiveness Of the ceremonies.
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NhSLlnStoh '''.'''' 'OlV WI lEV-l
st. Louis ...........2tO 100 oO2 6 IA @
Carrick and Clarke; Donohue and Kahoe.
Baltimore, July 19.-The new Baltimore
American league club won its FIRST game
with Detroit after an exciting strugsl,.
Howell was nearly played out and the game
Score II u
Baltimore .......... ,O02 600 00x-2 u 4
Detroit ........,.... 600 600 o10-1
Howell and Robinson; Mercer and Buc-
low.
Boston, July le,-Boston won today's
game on Freeman's home run In the fourth
inning.
Score r Fl p
Boston ....,....,... 600 10 00x-2 3 q
Chicago ........,... COO 600 OOO-O 4
Young and CrIger; Garyin and Mcfarland,
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-16

Duncombe last fall. If his request
had come sooner than it did 1 should
have spoken there last fall but engage
ments were then made which took all
of my time up to the opening of Con-
gress. 1 will come to NewtOwn with
pleasure in July, If Congress has ad-
journed at that time, and will promise
you now that you may fix your own
date any time after Congress adjourns.
When that will be l do not know.
Some say the 18th Of June, some the
lst of July and some the 18th Of July.
After that 1 shall be free and shall
comply with all of these requests of
my constituents, feeling that they
have "a right to call on me for such
things.
You speak about compensation.
would not consent to accept any COM
pensation whatever, and desire to add
furthermore that cannot consent to
speak at any gathering where any
charge is made. have not the slight
est objection to a collection being
taken for any good and charitable pur-
pose, but feel that it would not be
proper for me to have admission
charged at any meeting where 1 was
to speak. think you will appreciate
i this feeling on my part. With kind
regards, I am, Yours very truly,-[E
j. Hill.