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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01
Olive Loenls.

Owe Texas, July 30. Mrs. V. >. Petty
of san Antonio Is spending a month at the
summer home here with her husband.
Mrs. Petty lived here for a number Of
years and only recently located in san
Antonio.
Miss Edna Farquarah Of In Grange Is
In the city visiting relatives. She is the
guest OF Mrs V. A. Petty. Miss FAR
quarah Will spend her vacation IN East
Toxas She VIII return about September
! to Kerryllle where she has accepted q
position as teacher In tho public school
The dance Friday night given cOmpll-
mentary 10 Miss Farquafnh. was nm enjoy
able event aud was well attended,
peculiar Incident happened In the
woods department Of the mill 10Fip1ay at
tbls place. two mules which were har
messed together were grazing while the
teaInster was engaged IN cutting ska
polcs. one mule became entangled In rue
harness and fell directly on stump,
whith had a eharp md ragged edge In
failiug the one mule pulled the other one
oyrr md IL fell on the FIRST one, thereby
pppcllng hole Just back Of It's shoulders
ron which tho mule died within a few
hours. , 49,. 80. 49,.
Houston today for few days visit.
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certain cinnnbm bearing nnds situated
tn Brewster county has recently been set
ued Ia the satisfaction Of ui parties.
There had been two lines run, 200 Moss
OF this county surveying Tor one company
aud q. w. Williams OF Fort STOCKTON aud
Major B0mar oi III paso for the other
company The nartlcs on both sides have
agreed and acknowledged In wtlinR That
the line surveyed by Joe Moss is the true
one.
Newton Tecl aud family have removed
10 Hope. New Mexico.
s. $ Gage. the big stOckman was IA
town several DAYS last week. He IS feel
!nr luhilAnt becauSe Of the plethora OF
late ralus.
The grcnt draw midway between THIS
town ana pecos has been impaseHble on
account of high water for the par week.
Pecus comfy hI, just completed two
bridges over the draw.
Tho tax rolls Of PrCus county have been
finished ana SHOW total valuation ot
Sa,psi 972, an Increase over last ycnr oil
$4,000
r6p corn and cotton crops OF recoa
county ARE fine, he ritld Wil ho greater
than for several years pact
lhrrc s. to be turro dofs' cowboy
carnival M sheffield uls county com.
meuCug ON tho 2sJh. BnrucUur, morse
rncug aud ropug VIII hc lae chief attrar-
IONS Shcnied H. situated eighty m'lo1
southeast from tins place on the reeos
river.
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BRIGHTON Beach Races.

New York. July 31.--The second half
OF the Produce stakes for 1llies, 2-year-
Odds. was run at Brighton Beach today
and Mrs l.. Curtis Eugenia Burch. with
odom up. came home winner With odds
of to / against her. when she looked TO
he Mt least an s to 5 shot.
swiftmas and Mackey Dwyer were the
Six fnriongs. Handkerchief Path, Meis-
Eiye and half furlongs-Jim Crack,
Forward Monte Carlo. Time 1907 s..
siy furlongs- Swlftmas, Oclawaha, NAL
den Time lib - r.
stai,es FOR 2.yenr-oid fillies Eugenia Burcn,
Goid Money. Court Maid, Time LIZ 8,
Mile and a sixteenth. selling nBlnn, "ar
Excellence, cogsweIl,; Tim g. oEd 4S so vvor
ring Dove Bismarck, Time LIB l'5.
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Races at DeInnar.

St. Louis, July 31.--Latuka. Elastic and
GALES were the winning favortes AZ Del
mar today Varro and Znzel had hair
splitting duel in the fourth race. the for
mer winning by the shortest of noses.
Clear; fast.
Five ana n half furlonGs. purse-Latlka.
A Lark, Flash Of Night. Time 1hsA
Six furlongs purse Elastic The Mes
senger, one More Tine 1:l5A.
Mile and twenty yards, selling Hi
Nocker. Elsie Bramble. Deponan. Time
:45.
Mile and sixteenth-Ynrro. zazel. orris.
Time 1.4Ti2
Walkaway, Warner. Swordman. Time
1864.
seven furlongs. selling-Cinles, Federal
ist. The Boer. Time 12s34,
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Reosp,lon 10 cuero Rlf!es.

cuero, Texas. July 31-Last night the
friends of the Cuero Rifles gave them a
handsome reception at their armory. The
bows made splendid showing at Austin.
and 1t seemed to be the general desire tG
in some tangible way express the general
made bv A. S. Crisp, editor Of the DAILY
Star, which was responded 10 on behalf
OF the company by Captain Y. II Neon Con,
driIied companies on the field. and the
cantain was confident they would be
among the fortunate members Of the stare
militia to be. selected to represent Ie ,Ha,
after after next The captain was followed 9y
Miss Erna Buchel, the sponsor; VINO paiu
The company a very high compliment.
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American League.

St Louis, July 3I.--st Louis and Phlla.
delphia played ten innings to tie tho
game being called on account Of darkness
Score u
Philadelphia . 03o 900 0l0 o. ~ u
Dounhne and Kahoe: Waddcll and
Schreck
Detroit. Mich. July 31.-Munln was In
vincihie today. only two Of the Washing
tonians negotiating With the ball.
Score II y
Washington .....0 os6 90 90 90 90 ! q ]
Mulin and BucIow; Orth and Clarke,
Cleveland. Ohio July 3i.-Cleveland shut
out Boston in we'll played game.
Score II Il
Boston .....,... 900 600 600 l
Bernhardt and Wood; Dlneen and War
ner.
Chicago, July 31-Chicago- Baltimore
game postponed wet grounds.
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New systems in Postoffloe.

Beaumont Texas, July 31-1he Beaumont
Rs'otnce tomorrow will begin an entirely
frerent system from that which has been
4 'ezue and the tally sheet will be used
a the departments Each man from
@'naster Bone down Will work nine and
lali hours per dav aud the hours each
ENJOYS VIII he on duty are given. An
au leasure that will be added that will
great convenience Is that the postofiice
lst delivery windows will remain open
o1 N the morning until s In the even
except on Sundays and holidays. 4
ZION q Uncle Sam can also get n stamp
mai mis- letter at any time. day or
saI Heretofore stamps could not be OBJ
..e except at stated hours. The new
ss sn VIII be greatly appreciated here,
yraily on account Of the large numb
!, asnslents. There arc now something
'uoffce. aus iusiue
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LOUISIANA NEWS.
Jennlrns con1n,eroial ch,h

T II
Jennings La, July 3l.-Another meeting
Oh the business men was held to complete
me organization Of the Jennings CONNER.
ciai club last night, The plans and pur.
poses of the organization were again dis.
cussed, aud the following officers were
elected; Alba Haywood, president y E.
schink, Vice president w. f. Dodsworth.
secretary, anu j. II. Hoffman treasurer.
The board Of directors consists of me
aboye officers and George Hathaway. \.
l.. Miller A. ID. McFarlain, ". l.. YIN.
ning, Harry Stern. L. u. Conner, L. Il.
walker, A. + Derouen, Z. j. Huskey ana
.. l., Cary They have already received
Inquiries for the location of a foundry ana
car shop here, and will take the matter III,
at orce. They also intend taking up sew
cal OTHER matters of a like na.ure
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Alvin News Notes.

Aiyin Texas, July 80 MIR. and Mrs. w.
H. stuthers left yesterday for San Angelo,
where they win reside In future
The little 4-mouths.old infant OF Mr.. and
Mrs AskiHs difd Tuesday and WAS buried
In the city cemetery Yesterday
II. H. KING nnd W. Il. Stockwell are
~ Eugle Lake In Attendance TO the demo
cratic congressional convention.
Misses Mona and Rcrtha BcFskey are visit
ting IN Galveston this week.
Miss Trixle Lewis has returned from a
two weeks visit In Fort Worth.
Postmaster Osgood Is IN Beaumont on
business.
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LEAGUE MEETING CALLED.
President NiekIln Wants The Baseball
Middle Settled.
THE RACING EVENTS WERE SPIRITED
PAGERS Were Feature at Colunhus---A
Rank Outsider Won Stake
Race at Harlem,

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 31.-President
Niekiln has called a meeting Of the South.
ern Baseball league to be held in Chaita-
nooga ON August IL. 1t is announced that
at this meeting "aIl matters pertaining to
the association, looking to harmony and
hnal settlement Of all differences will be
discussed"
lhls call is Issued in pursuance OF an
agreement entered into at Memphis july
- between President Nlcklln and Attor.
heF CaruIhers Ewing, representing the
MVmphis association. In this agreement II
was proposed 10 call a meeting to try before
the proper board all charges pending
against contract Jumpers playing in the
Southern league. Attention was called TO
the fact that Memphis had hled charges
against Abbott and Huseman and pending
the settlement Of these contentious II was
requested that the suspension OF Baob aud
Evans be raised.
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Sc inner Lawrenoe lIhal.a

beaumont Texas, July 3l-The steamer
Lawrence was lioeled today by the Harris
vi Burner company. The claim is for seos
and the petition alleges that 1t is debt Tor
OIL burners. Captain Ward immedIa,oly
gave bond and IS running his exc,rsInnss
aEain tonight as usual. He claims thnf
the burners were Installed. INF tbst ,hn'
were not according to the contract S'
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Chance in seheduI.

beaumont, Texas, July 81.-Receiysr
oDonne'l OF the Gnlf aud Interstate an.
hounees change in the schedule. Here.
AFTER trains viii leave Beaumont for High
Island on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
rive In Beaumont at 3:47 D. M on rho sa,nc
gay. Ihis viii undoubtedly attract many
beaumonters to the coast for the hot sum.
mer months. ~ sum
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PEcos COUNTY NEWS.
Drouth Has Been Broken--Mininp Litipa
ton Satisfactorily Settled,

Fort stockton, Texas. July 27.--At last
the long continued drought that has pre-
vailed throughout Peeos county Is broken.
For the past seven or eight days contlnu-
GUS ana bounteous rains have fallen and
soaked the earth. The loss 20 live stock
interests az result OF the droulh was
but nominal
Gibson a Baldrldge have made the fol
lowing trades IN cattle recently: Bought
from A. =. Gage $500 yparliag steers at
Si3: from o. t. Lockhausen, 2OO same
class and same figures. from w. IL. Mans
neld same class, 500 head.
Getzwiller Bros. are moving their cat
tie TO New Mexico.
DR., Homer Powers ana W. Z. crosb,
fsft for Dallas last week.
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DELEGATES Appointed.

corsicana, Texas, July 30. AT the request
of Ex-Governor Prince OF New Mexico ana
tho officials OF the international mining
congress which conyeneh In the city Of
butts' lsion Mayor r. o. Call has ap'
noiGs ne following delegates: captain
Pornes Garetty. S. Smith, r.. 5. Nehlett r;
S"ni Hand ]. c. Allen, Fred Flemlug and
Gaorpa r. lester
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EnaIish Turn Paper MllI.

SpNNldl " Iue IOsll
English Turn, La, July 3l.--lhe paper
mill erected at this place by Northern CAPT.
talists is turning out hrst-class grade
OF wrapping paper made from sugar cane
Dagasse Inc paper is pronounced by eX-
market, and the success or this mill viii
hriug other similar institutions to the
Louisiana sugar cane belt Bngasse has
heretofore been of no value, but the DIS
covery that 1t viii make high grade wrap
ping papcre opens a new source of revc-
hue to the planters.
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Average Cane Crop.

Special to The Post.)
New Orleans, La July 31.-Raports from
the Louisiana sugar cane belt indicate a
crop about up to the average The long
drouth retarded the growth of the cane,
la the rains Of the past two weeks has
given II renewed growth. and with con.
tinu favorable conditions there Will be no
nLattriAl ehnrIMgn.
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RIIDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
! ,,,,,r labefer on Sewer Excaya-
lions Was Badly Injured.
,s.MfS1 ON BOND ISSUE PROPOSITION
* Tooke Appointed City psssen-
''".. . aaent Of the Southern Pacific.
v ,st Game Of Ball.

-, office; The Posts Beaumont Of
Brlnea, room l, ogden building, corner
Zee L ~ crockett, Southwestern tele-
P,sia IA, s with /. f. Nicely as business
SsSSs and f w. a GrdeF a as GqfFe
sronden. ,ews items left at this address
usp's .oS 81 e prompt attention. subscrib RS
vii reoe ery cause for complaint as to de-
laving sI popers are requested to phone or
ayeiy ps notify the office promptly.
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p,ohihition In Houeton.

Crockett. Texas, July 31.-Houston county
gave majority for prohibition of 100 votes
with two small boxes to hear from. These
will not lower the majority. The election
uassea on quietly. no disturbance Of any
lima me Crockett ladies took an active
na,t working all day IN the rain. At the
Enhancement of the Crockett vote they
Satbered IN the court house yard and sang
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a Small Wreck.

olive. Texas. July 31.--whIle switching
OH the planer track, n car loaded with ties
iunped the track ana blocked the main
line delaying the northbound passenger
train three hours. The car was 40 badly
wrecked tho crew was Obliged to turn II
and IT'S contents over into the ditch In
order 20 clear the road.
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Dallas. Texas, July 31-At Il meeting of
the Texas league representatives. this even.
ing the proposition of Manager Eisentel'
der OF Paris to transfer his team 70 Hous,
ton was declared to he unfair to Paris and
wrong IN every particular Paris fans
agreed to back their team T. necessary TO
the extent Of S5OOu.
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,..L Fvs,bsrdt In New Orleans.

Thomos Monagnen Of Galveston was
.,aang the crowd Of excursionistS who re-
trrne9 from New orleaas last night, Mr..
Monocban is " II known in pngllstlc. cir
@ies. having been Ct one Tine the hint,
MtlSI,, od,, md A glorious time In the Crcs-
49, While there b. met Jack Ever
MR. Ssrdt' he noted puglllst. Everharit re-.
turned from south ATffa t saoon in aH New
Orleans
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and the men all jumped for ss,.,r 49,
VI W. mem came out Of the tronhfs ri,b
pro.en ankles and were taken To the hnl
Sronn tpr ,b treatment Matters looked sQualiy
Inrther damage has been done than sboro |
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rho eoodmood Races.

London. July si.--Perseus won the Good
wood cup OF 1900 for s-year-olds and up
ward, distance two and aslf piles: az
w wSs seeond and Fowiing Piece. third
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Bond Issue Matter.

kaa'loht' Texas, July 31.-County Judge
-s'' mas expressed himself favorably on
"unty bond proposition for the deep
W. caLal from Port Arthur or Sabine
I'M y me Neches and Sabine rivers. ana
ksIon.l S. when the question of the consti-
IN 40 ~ Of the matter is settled that he
tooe =, " .h ne can for 1t II 1t can be done.
m San, .ne attorneys here known to Tho
l, ~ sa Of the matter, but several
In messed that this might be In the
NJ, y, ulnerence at Galveston and here
rbIla s S al the taxpayers reap a bene.
8lparsrs ue M. Fort Arthur and Sabine Pass
nestsas VIII claim that they are not to be
kssestlnn. Alese have been merely casual
asure lor no one here opposes the
any way to do Il. All the pnblit
"'AN consulted apnrove n
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N.,v Postmaster at Corpus Christi

Cornrs Christi, Texas. July SIT. d.
Wprd Corpus Christis newly appointed
,ostrnaster. win assume charge of the Of;
nee tomorrow. He hes appointed MT, Emil
sehultse Of San Antonio, one q the last s
est mail distributors G;sbt IN years ago. rs lis
sss,stanf and the gentleman has already
arrived
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Columbus Trottino Races.

Columbus, Ohio, July 3i.-The grand cir.
cult races We're tame today, but there was
large attendance and great deal OF
speculation. The feature Of the after
Moons racing was the 2'O7 pace. In the
overnight pooling Riley y. was not fay.
orite, selling at 20 to 20 for a field or
FIVE. Just before the race was taken
sick and was drawn. c. +. w. was also
urawn' leaving only four to score for the
word. Fannie billiard was made the fav-
orlte at 20 to 20 The mare won the first
neat with ease. In the second she broke
nag, the heat going TO Major Muscovlte.
Before tn third heat there was a heavy
play on the field to beat Fannie billiard,
who brought Sl5 to S25. The Judges de.
clded to take Snow down from behind the
mare and substitute McHeury. The Int.
ter could not be found. aud Scott Hudson
refused to drive the hohbed PAGER. After
much elaboration Snow was allowed TO
drive, and he brought the DilHrd mare
home winner by neck over Tne Bishop,
SUMMARIES.
2:1o Glass Trot, Sl2On-Ela Lee. MISS
johnson, brigham He'll. Best time 2:l9A.
PIG Class Pace. S2No.--Byrd Wilkes.
Baron Walter, Tom keene. Best time
2I7' rrot s2ooo.-rhe Roman. silver
sign, Alice Russell Rest time 2;1Uh.
21S Pace. S120O-1he Wrinkle Prince
Direct. Sylvia one. Best time 2osA
2-o7 Pace. S12OO.-Fanuy Dilard. Major
Muscovite, The Bishop. Best time 2;Uoh
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Lnokhart Defeated.

Lockhart, Texas July 81. Tho picked
up nine of the Lockhart baseball club were
defeated this week iu series of three
gnmes Mt Corpus Christi. This club has
had hnt little success since they gave mp
Watson their pitcher
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sumrer Norn1aI Closed.

La Grange. Texas, july 80 The la
Grange summer normal closed yesterdny'
Tho students passed resolutions thanking
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yesterday afternoon between the Waxahn.
chic and Midlothian teams The nrst game
resulted IN n victory for WaSnhachie 10y a
score Of 70 . and IN the second game
Midlothian Vas the winner by score OF
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The Harlem Track.

Chicago, July Dick Weles, held Mt
II TO 20, favorite in the Test stakes Al IIar-
lem failed to land Inside the money The
purse, worth $3.50 went to Ton Soil. ihe
extreme outsider in the betting at Is e. l.
Top Soil showed fine burst Of speed in
the last sixteenth Coming from far back
he barely got IN in he aNy iumr and won
by a nose. Estrada "a'mn, who flushed
second to st, Miner In the first race was
disqualified for nm ing. With Estrada
Palma set back, Senor vas TiYrn the plac,
and Tanrred third money. Weather Wet;
track sloppy,
Five furongs-st. Miner. ssaor Tancred.
Time 1.O4 20.
Six furlongs -Sardine, lrmas Choice,
Haidee Time 1:19 10.
Steeplechase short cOurse--W Walter Clea-
ny, Bristol. DaGmar. Tine 1856.
Five and half furlonGs, the Test
stakes Top Soil, George X, Foxy Kane.
Time 1:l1ia
Mile Rragg, Brulare. Bon Mot. Time
1;46 20
Mile and Trcnhnm, Pirates
Queen, Papa Harry. Time 1.57.
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Nacoodoohea Team Reoroanized.

Nacogdoches. Texas, July 8l~1he Nacog.
dochcs ball team after disbondIng yestcr.
day reorganlzed today under new manage.
mont altogether and will have u fun hired
team nnd be ready 10 ~ against anybody.
capital Of about $1,000 was raised To- FULLY
coup the team for the rest of the season.
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lalaorer Injured.

,.,rmopt. Texas, July 31,-Thls after
o'clock the rope that carries the
nooh s a. conyeyer on the sewer work of
y" W. pros. gave way and clod of dirt
~ anon one OF the Mexican laborers,
~ .,,,c his leg and in addition to breaking
, .sa.ss a painful flesh wound. The rope
I s,san way once before during the day
=. "a vas repaired and thought to he safe
~ - ,he second accident came. The ex-
Tn ea Wv mar the contractors are making
ts'A n..m street. is n very deep ana wide one
en WI vi. il their first serious accident, Will h
ana ,. NV by those who have been watch
" ,shh H. nfoercas Of the company US rather
r,eInarkabe,
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southern League.

Little Rock. July s1.-Little Rock Nash
Vile game postponed; wet grounds Nash
Vile team will not arrive until o'clock
tonight owing 10 washonis.
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James K. Tooke Appointed.

Beaumont, Texas, July 31.-Diyision Pas,
|sager and Freight Agent A. Leovy today
inrounced the appointment Of James K.
|Toote as city passenger and ticket agent
| cr Beaumont
This appointment has been expected, MS
|vs stated already In The Post, and it NOW
|hkes the ticket office entirely away from
1 DE freight agents hands and makes hlm
ttectly responsible 70 the passenger de
paitment aid no other. Mr., Tooke has
ben In charge Of the ticket en- Of the
business at Beaumont for mole than a year
nd has made many friends in the city who
lie cOngratulatlng him upon the deserved
Promotion He will have as his assistants
Messrs. Chester McClave and James Mon.
ios, the latter coming from the Houston
Icitce.
Nj. Putnam stated TO Tho Post core.
fpondent this morning that he would "a
itlleyed as local agent next week S me
me but he did not have anything to say
Faevt his new duties, nrefcrrlng to let the
alouncement come from the higher Off
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eevllIe 1ai Lockhart 8.

BeeVille 10 /; Lockhart 8,
Bcevllle, Texas, July 3i.-ln the BAN gnmc
here today Beevine defeated Lockhart in
q score OF 10 13,
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Switch ENGINES collldsd

Ss,, Iexas. July 31.-There was a
){,n,,s SAa collision on Railroad avenue this
N, 49,, y which FIVE men cut a proml-
fG Two switch engines co.lldel
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Eas, c,me Of Ball.

o,.-ssont. Texas, July 31.-The fastest
M game seen here since 10 game ue'
,.s.n the same teams three months ago
r,s MAYED Mt Blanchette park this after
rncr between Beaumont aud Crowley, with
watson pitching for Beaumont aud lehner
q, f,rovley. These two men are undoubt'
,a,y ,be best in this part of the country,
md can easily get into much faster com
n,ny should they ngree to do so. Watson
sr,nitehed Zehner today but lost through
No. ,anh errors In one inning on the part
y Ia BeaunonterS when they made the
Snlr two runs they are credited with. On
Ne otAer hand Beaumout's lonely score was
ss,rsl AIR civ. A single Ivy Watson was
r nsas two.bngger by him through fast
srrSntinr aud harllc Weber drove him
Name With another two.baggcr. Denny
iyons followed with short single, but
Webcr eonld get no further than third.
The features Of the game were the eN-
teptionny good Held work Of watson for
BEAUMONT, Lahrano at short for Ctnw'ej
INA a long running catch by Charlie Weber
II center Hunchic Beaumont's catcher
ras badly Injured cnrly In the game, nut
continued catching and caught well. Zen
MT And Watson were engaged In strictly a
uitehpris battle as is the case when they
noel Thev have pitched against each other
4 IN two occasions and each has won n game
~ score credits Crowley with two hits
md Beaumont with FIVE. Zehncr struck
6ut twelve men TO Watson's ten. but Zen
pcr gave base on balls and Watson nj
loved no one to walk or advance by being
Crowley left for Houston tonight and
yarogdoches VIII play three games here
| Vita Beaumont commencing tomorrow.
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Two Games at Waxahsehie.
waxshachis. Texas. july si,--A douoie-
header game Of baseball was played hare
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