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lands have been most satisfactory. Iney
nave civil government almost every where
and the people are learning It's advantages
The system q provincial sud mnniapal
power government hns worked we'll bur-
tug the past year thcer has not been a
single defalcation aud very few thcfts;
me government is strictly one 81 ciyii
service. There Is degree % paace amt
safety IN the Philippines that Was newer
reached under the spanish rule The span
lard used 60 pas tue b-igands % keep ihe
peace and We have refused 60 contiuue tnis
system after the passage Uf the Huihp-
pine bin last year we established the inSu-
lar coustahulary ana we uow save tA0 %
these capable police We nhd taAt they
are the best men for te business, aud
they have cleared the prQvtuce gf law
breakers with sredr grtiyity TIe service
Is one which appfaIs % JHe natives, t0r ine
tribes whieA thgs must serye
THE future ~ the istAais VIII re q
great one. WHAT IS ucaUeii most Is raI~
roads. aud those may De- built suun ~
American capltat There Be- q trunk line
1u fhc island 0g LGEeu now under c1usid-
eratinl aud .-s 5uidius VIII 1eip matters
materially.
Governor wright also stated thar he con-
s!dered ttat the Retirement of the fr,ars
was YVES TIE best thiuz far THE IS tnds, and
De xptctCi pope Ihp MIL would send a
recrCseCtative 30 GruraiSa the Chugcl lands
iu rac philippines
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DgLMAa couRsINa coNrgsr.
4 San Francisco Dog Won the Principa
Event of the DAY,

4 San Francisco Dog Won the Principal
Event of the Day.
st. Louis, November 9-rhe result OF
the finals In the Waterloo cup eoursing con
test today at Deimar race track resulted IN
q surprise, Roman Annette. owned by j. ii.
hosslter 81 san Francisco. getting the
long end of the purse Sacramento BOY
was picked all along IS toe winner OF the
event, but the upset came when Northern
Express Puppy, which won the recent tu-
tuuty at Friend. Ne0.. defeated the cant
rHrutA champion In the fourth round me
element o. luck played an important part.
ItnUrou- who finished second. was siso FOR.
tBuate Ia this respect. Northern Express
and Barefoot Bog the third ana fourth
dogs, ram iito hard courses near the close,
The winner OF the Waterloo purse was
Lord Butte, owned hy H. L. Bartels ug
uenvsg, Colo. NarburtoU ST LOuis
hclut, VAS second. The Gaterloo plate
WeUr TO SLACK Coon, also owned Dy J. Il.
kcsSter King Cashier being second,
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the subject Of Hog Raising. 4
mat PORK can be raised chssn.. Y
alfaifa tIau on anything sIss
from Mr.. Tom trazIer If X.
was absent, was read. M ~. slssa
also Hog RatsiuE ma M.
received. lie agreed win go XXX I
that Us pasture nothing hegt M,
&. q. Clarendon OF the lnts.. w
Great Northern RAILROAD eavs .l
clated talk on Truck C;rers..
stated thar the business men ~ w
tercstcd IN trick growing IA w
20 farmers. lie showed TIA ,r,. MY
every s>>ceSsfui truck growers "
ha'i>< q good grader and insns1..
6 [itndun said that the railrasa, !,
re vide awake on the s1blee n.
ncation. ~ y;
The committee On bv.iavs il,
tlon reported that 10 was The s,,s'
committee TO combine the Robsrs,
Is Farmers institute and Tst
tsrowers association. making N
u the Truck Growers Institute +,
1T the combined lssacisti6n NM
n the committee was unsplmassT I
Colonel =. y Peters intreia.,s /.
lowing resolutions. waich kerg Il.
Be IT resolved br the Rbbsrs's
Farmers institute. that NJ isras
Of thanks to Hon. e. ). Mere5iis i
the city Of Calvert. ana the b5sr, i
aIeu for the use OF the city bsi N
we express out hearty apnrecisns'
hospitality and many c0urtesies M
the visiting farmers Of the .nstl,-il
board OF trade aad merchants M
BE It further
Resolved, That we thank he ],
NJ the Texas Farmers ius,ltuis y
cdifyins and entertaining addrs@I
cred before the institute and al
press our thanks 20 the chair-n '
rotary for their efficient service
After Captain A. }. sharp and M
delivered rousing speeches the lrs.7
tOurned.
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MANCHESTER CLOTH mAR6zr.
Lower Price OF Cotton ENABLED Makers
70 Ae.e. seNe orde.s.

Lower Price Of Gotten Eusaied Makers
to A1 ,gt ye>v Orders
M4ucue-t@- November 9.-rhe general
tone Of the cloth nNrset was uugItcrsl
.asr week r11 sellers aaI difficulty In
making Geadwav The l1wer prizes % c9t-
RON s1aa,e1 makers 90 ACCEPT orders. which
previously were lmpractica1le. while tue
creased IQp estimates caused with
tr4val 1f offers Business. however. has
OF isr- heE- fairly satisfactory.
Ilsga was good luda Inquiry, especially
traE Calcutta, though it was litl-ait %
trum .Elia. Ile GGiua demand last wei
was rauc aud g1arg wtce Few transactions.
Operations t-rsuS4 -le smaller Eastern
aEI south Am..leaa outlets uece carried
ou ral-iaus.E uu-nitGSr autiuc the lower
price ~ cotton. All sIdic tious of home
trade and ALg-s-au yarns continue ta Aa
n .sq4-s. ana falls business has been
pls-el.
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KING EDWARDS BlRrHoAY.

Emperor William Was the Most Prom
iae7t Visitor at the Palace.
sandriashan. November o-rae weather
shine brought crowds % visitors Co sand
ringham On the chance % seeing hls inn
prrial majesty. Emperor William. The sp-
pruac1cs te the chgrth we're lined vita
spectators Queeu -!cx1u5aa, the prince
oi Wales and Mys Chamberlain arrived at
the church Together. Half an hour later
King Edward, Emperor william. Prime
Minister B4iiuur, Colonial Secretary Cham
Derlaiu auJ other distinguished persona ges
arrived ami stood gha-,lA. outside kong
e." minutes, then the emperor JJ Germany
approached and for q quarter ~ am hour
tue emperor Rud Mr. Chamberlain stood
apart aud e0uYcrsed earnestly The sery-
ice had begun aud the anthem had been
read before tar royal psrty entered the
church. rlg hJus taking tle emperor's arm.
The bishop Of Epuu preached on the uus-
alIAtF OK tle disappearance uf Face dis
tiucJteAs aud the attaining OF the grand
brotherhood 1t man lie referred 20 Kin.
Visit ~ bis Alusmau monarch aud co the
ties waicl have i1us united Germany sud
Great Br.iaia. The bishop said however.
these countries we're dlytded or Jhc Ger
was continuing 60 grow On The oghcr side
OF me Atlantic, where Germans and Eng
psL--cn were becoming one nativity. The
services were closed bv singing the national
na,hcM, Attegward the two m0uarchs
walked tcT5tner rhrcE-E the gardens
During the day hing Edward received a
lnSL OK blrildaF congratulations aud gifts
Emperor William gave him a valuable vase
After dinner al the palace the royal party
beard Jan hubeliSt the wonderful Austrian
Boy vlOIuisC.
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CONSERVATION Hospitals

Chicago Record Herald.
Now that medical science ha
consumption within the cutegey
municabie aud durable diseases .
and municipal authorities find "
confronted with the serious F'i
preventing its spread, The ials7
ture OF the disease having ~
strated. the State Is under TIE y
cation 10 take measures for ~
sion as in the ease OF snslllai
fever and other contagious dlisssi
Public attention has just lesl
the seriousness Of the problem u
by the refusal Of all the hepiA
the county institution at DuSra
ceive consumptive patients hs'
criticise these institutions foi
willingness to expose their psus,l
Infection Of pulmonary tuDefcsass.'
hospitals were not built q W.
the isolation or proper treaglssa,..
sumption, and 10 consumptiTe lss,a1
admitted 10 any one Of them Y
patients would have to be w.
other institutions. The pfools1
eating cunsumptives ana w
spread OF the disease Is MusA
rtous than that presented y Y
communicable disease, for ths T..
persons afflicted with i m4 n
business and social ACTIVITIES
or years before succumplAS /"
ages.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES


CHICAGo.-Dr. Robert Newtn
president OF the Illinois Homeay1
pital, died suddenly Of apoplexS
INDEPENDENCE, Ky.-Niehslu
pertOn, town marshal, was shot u
by William Rice, a farmer, TIE |
badly wounding Rice.
ST. LOUIS. In a collision aiV
Missouri Valley train aud 4 sghGs
trio car nine persons were biil
and six others escaped with slisil
PHOENIX. Ariz.-The elsa
Wilson, democrat, Tor congress, 80
His majority will be less thsn Y
WASHINGTON. 1t is said d 1
lomhisH legation that the Goloz
gresS will he convened 10 Dsasl
January.
CHRISTIANIA. pr. Frlitjol "
nounces that a polar aIpsiltla
command ~ Captain Amuud@a =
IN 1893 FOR Kiag Williams lSd
proceed thence for Berlng Sifss
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A STUBBORN COLD OR
BRONCHITIS.

yields more readily to SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil than
to anything that you can take /.
and if persisteptly used a few
days Will break up the cold.
When you awake in the
night choked up and cough.
ing hard, take a dose Of the
Emulsion, and you will get
immediate relief, where no
cough medicine viii give you
relief. It has a soothing and
healing effect upon the throat
and bronchial tubes.
Send Tor Free Sample
SCOTT BOVINE, cAsnisss. ~ PsAH 81. S.Y
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YALE pLAYgp A RoueH CANE.
Defeated 5ueknen, Several Players Being
More or Less Injured.

Defeated 5ucknsu Several Players Being
More or Less Injured.
New Haven Conn.. November SIN a
game marked by the toughest play ever
seen on Yale hcId in late years Yale de-
feated Buckuell football team today IS to 3
Rafferty, Of Yale was compelled 70 leave the
geld with bad scalp wound. which bled
profusely, and Smith Of the visiting team
was 50 badly injured that be was unable
10 stand when assisted % bis feet after
srrimmage. Spectators observing the
rough work protested 70 Dudley and the
rctegee, while not ruliag any one on the
field, several times personally punished
Buckuel players.
Yale secured a touchdown early 10 the
play, but q few minutes later on a FUN
bic by Yale, the bah bounded out Of q
scrimmage TO BucSaeirs quarterback, who
ran for q yOnchdpEu with almost a clear
Geld Yale scored twice IN the last half
and three times In the second.
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SUMMARY OF Tue NEWS.
7oday's Weathe.


A passenger train on the Norfolk and
western was wrecked and burned near
Huntington. W. Va
A boiler exploded IN the pumping sta
tion q the water works in New XOfS.
killing two men.
Ing the canteeu system il the army.
The nrst hlizHart Of the season IS raging
In Nebraska
A negro Identities Allen g Mason at
Bosten SIS the nan who set him 20 pawn
the murdered girls vsitches.
Raboi Joseph Eragskopf oe PHILADELPHIA
criticised Secretary Hays Roumanian
mote.
A MOB nearly lynched soma street car
men IN st. Loais because of AZ accident
iHlurins several persuus.
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marERLoo cue RAcss.
ecu Lyos's Tesss ttee'ar Defeated BY

cecil Lyon's Texas Hector Defeated by
Patricia Of ST Louis,
ST Louis smber s. The Waterloo cup
races opened here foday With the event
Filled 10 the rmit- siKtY-fcur d gs. Long
courses were the rul TN ne.d was hcoyf
and rough and tt was possible to ran the
Waterloo cup through only twiae goiay
The contest will continue tgu1i row aud the
acconua Eytug sax 5, the plate ANA purse,
viii also BE ruu down Am0 x today's hcl'
winners were Waterloo yup-Nlue3 IA
tFtria 81 LOu.s. defeated Cecil 4 Ltop'y
Texas Hector: q Deschaseux' s sci IS
Belle st Louis. defeated T. f. Brit Us
Lord Bulle.
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KING EDWARDS SCHEME.

He Wants to Secure All Rights to De-
lsgoa Bay.
London November o.-The London news.
papers connect Emperor Williams visit to
King Edward with the forthcoming evacua-
tio1 Of Shanghai and declare that the willy
Edward IS endea yodng to secure quid
pro quo for German guiesceuce while Great
Britain completes Ter arrangements with
Portugal with reference 10 Delagoa Bay.
The Daily News accuses the government
os imperlllug the British position ia China
iu order 90 scrure the barren concession "
DelAEOa bay. Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain Is determined, according 20 the Daily
News 20 obtain working agreement with
regard TO Deu-oa hay ut whatever cost,
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HOUSTON.

a negro Catholic priests work amoug hts
people
a big budget before the city council TO-
daT,
palsy Faida kicked 20 death by d mule.
Dan Rasau6, q colarsd boy. jumps
train and Is Killed
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81 Louis, November 5. -NesotIatt0us we're
closed today for the lease foI eight years
of buudred-acge tract Of land Known as
the "Clurk place" situated at the corner
Of Natural Bridge road aud Union avenue.
for a new race track. TO b. operated undeg
the auspices oS the Mound City cling an
Breeding association. IL IS proposed &.
have the track ready for racing before next
Nav
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- Count4 - -.

Greeuviuc Texas, November D-The
Leach Jamison murder ease Is set Tor Mon.
day. the 10th, aud the jim peddy case for
Wednesday. the 18th. The case against
Malcolm Harrison Is ser for the same date.
The murder eases against I'd Mathis aud
J A. Pate OF Wills Pulut and A. j. Parker
~ Elmo. brought here on change az
venue from Kaufman county. have been
continued 10 the next term og court aud
set for trisi on Apr!l -.
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Paris November lo.-The Figaro this
lrern.uS announces the departure Of jules
Huret a memGer ~ he stan. on the Freucu
line steamer La Tuuralne for 40 Uulrsd
States HE purpose o. NJ Harets Visit Is
e. write q series ut aTtlslgs Cn American
life, the financial end industrial strength VI
yae country aDA ls prob auie effect ~ tle
great Industrial caterpris - upon the future
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EnlsconaI 60 DedLcatIon.

Detroit. Mica. November 9.-Rt Rev.
Thomas T Davis, Episcopal bishop Of the
diocese Of Michigan. today lu tae presence
II vast congregation anu with Impressive
ceremonies. dedicated the sew Episcopal
church erected as s. memorial 20 the late
Rt Rev. sam Harris, second y iscopIl
bishop o. Michigan PrQuiCelt In the dad-
icatl1Q service was q beautiful eulrEy OF
the departed grelate By Bish0p II mrs c.
Potter 81 New York.
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P1LLIPFLNE coNDLTLoNs.

General Luke Wright Comments on the
Situation IN lhe Islands.
Correspondence of the Associated Press
Honolulu, November l. Tae transport
sumter arrived here October 90 on route
10 son Francisco wirb General A. X. Char
Zee and Genegal Luke 4 Wright Of tas
philippines 90 beard. The steamer passea
thrnugn terrible experience ia typnoou
soan after leaving Manila she lost one
~ her boats ANA had several damaged. and
fer number of hours was rs grave daucrl
II being lost.
in an Interview Governor NFsEat had ths
following 70 say Of cQnditious in the phinp
pines
The developments following tae tnRugu
radon o. the eiyii government Of the "
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sr0TT H0wNE, cA.niass ~ R.AII s.. :. y
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Manila. November J.-Tne dissenting ma
tive Catholics who last week took posses
sion uf tha church 40 PandacaH, Manila,
have now surrendered tue cdlace to the
Roman Catholic church authorities Other
native llss alters seized a church near Ca
vlJe AMI lalt services there today. II is
tGuUEht ihe question ~ property rights In
volva1 I'D these seizures win be- taken Into
consideration Us the courts.
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Chicago, November s,-The Stationary
hremen and transfers employed by tAa
Morgan & Wright company decided TO
strike In sympathy With 700 rubber work
srs az that plant who weut out yesterday.
The decision was reached after q coutec-
euce tails morning between delegates OK the
various unions and delegates Tor the ire
men and engineers and Manager J. e.. VIII
son of the Morgan ~ Wright company.
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20 have played With the Southern league
next season. was shot and nnrtaliy wound
"a at N1seu W Va. hts home, early To-
day Aiiemaug had been cut with some
friends and was returning home az late
hour ~ tho Night when he discovered but
GLARS 50 N6rk Ia the pust8Hice. sentry
IN the outside ordered Allsmarg 90 halt
Nagtteafion WAS paid to zoe cammand and
the sentry tred on AllemAng. the bullet
entering his hack aud lodging h the LEFT
lung When Ailemaus had fallen 10. the
ground she robbers took SGsn from him.
No arrests have yet been made,
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Fatmsrs 10 -.

Hearae, Texas, November e.-Fearinz a
stiu greater decline In the price Of the
stable, the owners u several small lots
OF cotton. agzragstlnr possibly 4oO bsles
have let so the.g holdings within The aIst
few DAYS There are still a few lots nela
10 this section awaiting an upward furu al
the market.
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oouk4oeoR.s PLLeRIMAeE.
The Wandering People Are Sent Back {
Their NUa1e lcufes

T he Wandering People Are Sent Back 20
Their Village Hortes.
Wiunipes, Manltobo. November 0.-Au-
other chapter Isl the history n the D0uk-
hohors pilgrlmase 20 convert the world
has closed. but with the ending ITO he ccn-
t-Eued' The DousL1ho-s were taken by
special train FROM Mluaedcsa TO Yorkton
last night ami were today kept IN the cars,
closely suacdsd By mounted police Al
though Victorious at NiuneduSl Dc Is a
question 90 tc decided 81 the government
wl.l uot be defeated BIZ its Euai effort 30
sat the IaukuUuDrs back to turtg village
IL the fight TO move tbcm iup yards from
the Miuuedcss rink To- tho train IS ans
example ~ wGat the government viii lave
Co contend with 10 move rle boU6honorS
she it' miles tu rbvjr villages, which age
tl8t distance from icrkton, 4u extra force
ct police VIII be required.
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
TIE Outlook is Encouraging, bot me
Business Was Small.

NE -LhIgN tG E-t'-1lt aAiIt5T g~~ -it-
Business Was Small.
London. November o.--The general cut
look on the stoek exchange last week was
fairly encouraging, but practically no
business was doue The American cleo
lions. the Improved financial situation in
Wall street and the excellent traffic reports
Of home railroads were ali quoted By the
epttmlsts as prcsaEiuE return Of the
markets. activity. out the result Is merely
Significant of Investment bgyiCE. Iha
money market IS only awaiting q 81 zht Ina
pr0yeWeut 10 caI Tor profits and Get CIe4T.
upward movement: unless this Is done
there wiz te little prospect Of excitement
here.
Money IS now fairly abundant rates tend
lu- TO be lower.
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COMMERCIAL

RerlIn snanees depending on Wall street
lahaences were tu depressed condition.
The Manchester cloth market showed con
siderable improvement.
The London stock exchange exhibited a
better tone in It's transactions
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Beeyiue Texas. November o.-The FOL
lowing variations have occurred On the
nulnler 81 yo5es p5lltl M the elections ia
Bee county ia sstX years; iu lSao q ere
were i6li votes po.ied Ga the county, in
isqs, i2gsi On Neo. lis2i iu 1902, Ills
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80 Rohhara 49,

Seymour, No. November g,-Robbers
made an unsuccessful attempt to roo the
hank II Seymour early to-day They b'ew
the safe and while working In the inner
doors a crowd 81 citizens appeared. A
fuSillade from, the robbers Put the citizens
70 fiight and the robbers lefr the bank and
ran % the railroad, escaping on a hand car
A posse Is In hot pursuit.
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Kirhyvills susiness channss-

KirbyvIlle. Texas November Or ".
Curtis and R b Ritclberg which coasti-
tutss the firm II Conn Bros. & Co. Of this
place. have sold out their en,ire stock OF
merchandise 10 y. Nour
Mr.. Your r an old experienced merchant.
He went ont ~ business some f0ur OF 1--WE
months ago. but Is now back again az the
Coiin Bros stand.
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Cairo November p.--Lord Kitchener, wa3
is IN Cairo on his way 10 India, formally
opened the new Gordon couasv nere to-day
IA the presence Of 0 HuuDar Of notable
people. He delivered a long speech. IN
which he dwelt upcn the progress Of tle
Soudau and its prospects.
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conyiots viii Not Nine

Montgomery. Ala, Noyem0ef
OF convict inspectors after KY.
ference over the situation haF .
that after January / sIats NJ
no longer be leased 20 coal y
paules OF Alabama.
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Cambridge Mass, November a.-Au ofd-
cial statement on the status Of King. the
center Of the Extraordinarily eleven. will
be given by the Harvard Crimson tomorrow,
and Il cgDyeys the information that King
Will not play against Yale
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Austin. Texas. November 9,-On Thanks
giving Day the members Of the Austin high
school football team viii line up on the
gvidirou In Houston against the High srhool
-eam ~ the Baycu CITY. The Austin team
IS practicipS very indgstriously for the
combat and may be expected 70 DO some
strong playLns on the day mentioned.
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Made from an active principle obtained
from BLACK Root I1ey act on the ugeg
eQuai @ calpue and leave ne bad alter
ELECTS. 80 gripping. al sick storiaeh. WIN
eurs chrcnic constitution. price IS cents
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Ano.her chlnese ReeeIIIon.

Pekiu. November ca rebellion against
taxation To meet the Indemnity OF China.
whica she Is ia pay 10 the powers, has
broken out IN the southwest - Cf the
Cul III province, TroOps have 1geu sent
TO suppress disorders
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TEXAS FoxHuNTERs.

Meet OF State Association IN Progress.
Lively Chasss Promised.
Tyler. Texas. November e.--About thirty
members of the Texas Fox Hunters ASSOC
citation came 90 today wiki twice that
number Of hounds and left Tor sand Plat,
the place u the meet this evenilg A
large unmber o. hunters Wish their hqgnds
are expected M on the night and morning
tralHs. The red fox ab0gDds IN that b.
callty, aud exciting chases wt0 he had.
The meeting hHgius tomorrow.
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Austin Teyas. No, cnher 81 "A few IA 5
ago, while eueRged IA a practice game OF
football en- .he campus near Grinitt cot.
tge James Thrashpr fell during gR excit.
ing mix np aud Sustained compound
fracture 81 the right ankle.
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New London November s.-A match
was arranged between Young Corbett"
and Austin Rice In this city tonight The
men VIII SIGHT twenty rounds before the
club offering the largest purse. The date
was mot Fixed.
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Washington. November ar. n Arm.
strong, private secretary 10 seere-,rr
shAp said 'hese HEs 30 political sisain-
ranet whatever b. the FACE rbtt 80,
vas going 90 b. dlstrihufef M iowa It-
log me p0rruits ~ President RnoSeveit
ara secretary shaw he saii the buft5I,s
WeTs @ " given out as Souvenirs.
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A eontsre-ce is scheduled 70 be held By
Teas public men st Austin to-day.
Prohibition carried ~ }vhi,es1oco by q
coed majority.
1t IS said the republicans hat q surplus
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