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ma IN TERRITORY.
HsaBeen Given Decision
" M1Ss supreme Court
.-,s FRIENDS ARE IN CONTROL
.,,. Of Federal Troops Is the
1s ~, Tbino Which Prevents an
~ Outbreak.
.,ss FRIENDS ARE IN CONTROL

r,.s october t2.--The Choctaw
pr - y session at Tuskahoma, L T.,
era s .,set and yesterday the votes were
III cae uccurtn was declared elected
orsie, Il. cboctaw Nation over Hunter.
Ah 2 ~ \, until United states soldiers ar
4 va ~ ,be nol books were turned over
6ti that ,lG NicCurtin's majority could
IA be council nd The election has been an
|rw Ne lealnsuijtv for some time and q
suoen W. interest has been manifested
rvat csai % Harry NJ. Gaines.
ilcpe
1e1ss, october 12.--rhe choctaw
p'lsu% hin middle at Tuskahoma Is
c''auyish sd as ever. There will probably
Sl'1' 7 .oyerpors which necessitates Fed
Il, ~ ''..sterepee. The Federal government
~ I .srsrd McCurtin. 1t is stated today
~ ..gsd states troops arrived last night
Y. rsoetaw capitol. The very moment
" ~ ooleers leave there will he trouble.
Y, ,vernors are on the ground backed
!. srserous adherents Mt. l.. ,r
VI nrssent governor, Dukes, Is a very
lls Ptinnter man ard It was through MN
sio'h .atsr rainnd possession of the capitol
1iarr and was sworn In at night. Tie
'99e win come when McCurtln al
'iy..s "a suppant Hunter Tie greatest
lRl,s Il fror the whisky peddlers VINO are
'f'itr oFonnd at the meeting OF Indian
W. an and are literally pauonizcd by tbs
sgstcfs who paw as high as 50 for
M ii 'ldoctored' stuff
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beaumont. Texas October 12-Another
fatality occurred on Spindle Top this morn.
mo N y o'clock. Michael Jadner, laporer
,n the employ OF the Burt refinery was
overcome by gas while engaged In woih,
tho IN pipe line. He was carried out oy
follow workmen and expired at $3.50 Noth'
Inc IS known Of the man here ana MS re-
ros,ns were turned over 10 an undertake.
tor burial. Justice BorWn viewed the BODY
"a returned a verdict In accordance VIII
nc fects as stated above.
Fort worth, Texas, october Pm. Aur
nv AGED 30. Rock Island train man
"a RIM down by transeontinental passen
oer train tonight and instantly Killed
stnrnhv was standing on the track watch
nv IN outgoing train when hit by the pas
senger
rort Worth, Texas, October l2'--C' II
Nixon. who was crushed by an elevator u
rho swift packing house plant YESTERDAY
. stsrnoon. diod this morning from inlat re
rssttseived. Bis head was caught hetween nv .
elevator and the noor OF tue ip"i'A e'S-'
and frightfuly mhaheu'
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Naeogdoches. Texas October l2,-Ihe
murder Of Duncan Hicks, wife and dausn-
ter near Attoyac, in the eastern part of the
county. was one OF the most cruel murders
ever perpetrated in the county Mr. HICKS
and his wife were sitting on their gallery
when the assassin fred the fatal shots al
close range. Mr., Hicks fell or OF the gar
lery on the ground and Mrs. Hicks was
lying on the floor with her head hanging
on Of the gallery.
The mend entered the house after he mao
killed the father and mother outraged
their only daughter and beat her brains
out with the barrel of target rife
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MURDER OF HICKS FAMILY.
Negro Confessed the Crime and Is Now Only
a Little in Advance of Mob.

negro we'll known at this town on the night
Of the murder went to another Negroes
house, several miles away, and told him
that he was the man who did the work.
The sheriff left with q posse of deputies i'm
mediately after receiving the news of the
murder yesterday evening, and the latest
heard from them the dogs and posse were
twenty minutes behind the negro IN san
Augustine county and expected to catch
him tonight. Two hundred men are follow
ing the dogs closely and the whole coun'
try Is indignant and excited. The Post
correspondent has kept up with the posse
when they could be reached by telephone
all day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fpRr OF GALVESTON, October H.
ARRIVED.
lbs lAml. Port Arthur.
II N@tmoor (Brl, st. Lucia.
II SAILED
= Auantlan (Br), Liverpool.
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THE RICE MARKET.
Trading Was Somewhat Restricted at
New Orleans.

Especial to The post)
New Orleans, October 12.--Rough rice was
in nctiye demand during the past week, but
on account Of the light receipts aud the
disposition Of planters to hold out for better
prices trading was somewhat restricted.
The opinion is general among producers
that owing to the short crop prices will nd.
vance, and they have made up their minds
TO warehouse their rice and await develop.
ments.
The market for clean rice was active and
firm throughout the week The high grades
were quickly absorbed at top prices, but the
low grades showed tendency 70 sag on
account of the slackening OF the export de.
mand. Porto Rico is reported 10 Ne pretty
well supplied, and until the rice which has
been exported to San Juan ana Ponce le
consumed the shipments % the island will
mot be large. As the Porto RlcHns 0re grcnt
rice eaters, however the stock on hand will
not last many weeks.
The weather IN the Louisiana rice belt
has been favorable for harvesting during
the past week.
The rice movement at New Orleans, q;
compiled by NY II. Smith, secretary Of the
New Orlpoua hDar III tVadps
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WfD0W with one child. good cook snd
housekeepef wants 20 correspond VIII ~.
nav Who wants some one. country town
nreferred. Mrs.. q. II. Allen, Houston;
Texas. -
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% You Want 10 Yawn :

Feel cold ehlYerlngHl acnlng ln the bones,
lack At energy. headache, and great dc.
preesionf These symptoms may be follow.
ed b&Biolent headache. high fever. extreme
Herbine cures e. Take II before the dis
ease gets a fair hold, though Il will work a
cure In any stnge. J. a. Hopkins, Man
great medicine, Herbine, for several years
There is nothing better for malaria, chlrs
ana Fever, headache. blliousness. and for
blood.purifying tonic, there nothing al
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I. Eector to Succeed Judge Morris.
','.'l, Texas, October 12.--At meeting
II sar association Yesterday afternoon
I, rector was indorsed for the district
sisS,. which was made vacant by the
T IN OF Judge Il. g. Morris.
Nm tssV,erhor stated TINT he would ap-
.ra accordance with the wishes OF the
n y, Nv tomorrow morning Judge Rector
Al tne place until n successor is elect
Issss NE polls next month.
!, atl,a tulmore has announced for
people. was muse t'e race heiore
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N.afo Woman Cut to Death.

Ferris. Texas, october 12.-Amanda
Flowers, colored. who has been working
,,o,,rd this place, was killed Just north OF
nc aenot last night about O'Clock Her
sbyost wes cut and two other stabs about
thc face Two other negro women have
heeu arrested as suspects. they both had
signs Of blood on their clothes
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NEGRO AFFRAYs.
Mans Throat Cut by a Woman.

Ennis. Texas, October PA cutting
scrape took place tonight between two
south Texas negro cotton pickers at LIE.
land. near this city, IN which Lucy wash.
inefon cut Robert Walkers throat from ear
~ ear. killing him instantly. The woman
Syns arrested and jailed. she claims self
defense
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Jlano, Texas, october i2.-saturday even.
| ing about the same time the gin Of Ellie
brecht & LANCE at Fredonia burned the
/ Bode gin located near Fredonis also burn
| ed Origin unknown. LOSS about 5000
! insurance, II any, unknown.
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Rnanlliul comnlerionn

Are spoiled BY using any kind Of prepara.
ton that nils the pores Of the ekin The
best way TO secure clear complexion, free
from sallowness, pimples. blotehee, etc IL
caslonal dose Of Heroine viii cleanse the
bowels, regulate the liver, and 20 establish
4 clear, healthy complexion. 30 cents at
A r. Kiesling's.
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ot.,tness. spells OF blindness, headache
- .s,,e stomach are caused By torpid
~, ear ana constlpated bowels. Prickly Ash
n,tt.r. re,noyes tho Tause Of the trouble
INA uu,s the system in perfect order A:
b.us A''s stese, 40 Mala street, special
sguntA.
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ACCIDENTS PROVED FATAL.
Michael Gardner Lost His Life in the
Beaumont Oil Field.

evangelist Rev Flaniken, at the invita-
flon al all the ministers Of the city. a
large congregations greeted him in this hrst
service and al were impressed with MS
earnestnes sand eloQuence.
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l1t Go RInht to the spot',

when pain or Irritation exists on any part
Of the body; the application Of Ballard's
eoes rieht 10 the spot" said an old man
VINO was rubbing It IN. 20 cure his rneu.
matisu &. n. Smith, proprietor Smith
Uouee Tenaha Texas, writes. II have
need Baiisrd's Snow Eminent n my family
Tor several years, and have found n to be
4 nne remedy fof al aches and phlDa and
1 recommend II for pains IN the threat and
Eiesiing'S
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Ts1arkana. Texas. October ia large
ssntar Of people were at the depot today
h receive the remains Of Congressman
jan L. Sheppard, who died at Eureka
|sprhrs yesterday. The train, however,
|Yis three hours late into Paris. falling the
|enne,tlon with the Texas and Pacific for
|Tasrhna. The body, however, arrived
kHe tonight and the funeral Is set for
lIlsiay al . p, m.
Floods Of kilograms have been pouring
lao The family Of the deceased statesman
kan all sections Of the Union since his
|inih and many Of his personal and polit
Es colleagues have signined their inten-
|tM Of participating In the last rites.
Atlanta, Texas October ia telegram
Bpn Morris Sheppard at Eureka Springs,
Nix, 10 Hon II A. O'Neal of this place
lanou1ces the sudden denth Of his father,
Dlrn John L. sheppard, congressman from
lta district Mt that place Saturday This an
srnCement was received with great sorrow
4 Atlantl. No man in the district had
snait q var friends I'm Atlanta than Hon.
a h, s%sm ~. ffhey have known him
tldy pOllcil aNOlIOu, ana were proud u
Rln They rojoiccd IN his every success
d. now mourn with his family in his
tstth
Waco, Texas, October 70. Congressman
a L. Henry ard Congressman A. S. Bur-
B'son 4 Austin both Of whom arc in the
ply, received kilograms this evening In
8amng them that they had been appoint
IN members Of the congressional committee
a attend the funeral OF the late Congress
H. l. sheppard, who died In Arkansas
Irdsy They viii both attend and leave
ne morning for Texarkaua, These gen
itnen speak In the highest terms of theft
letased colleague and declare his loss IS &
- 70 The State and nation
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Rockport Texas. October 12.-The resi-.
dence Of W w. Wood was DESTROYED bv
ire last night; loss $4,000 Insurance. S25O6.
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p...ror Texas, October IA nnion 70
,,vsi meeting was commenced today at tas
c r's church, conducted By ina notea
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VINO would keep their children IN good
heath should watch for the irst symptoms
N worms. and remove them with White's
cream Vermifuge. 1t is the children'B best
fnrie. IL gets digestion az work 10 that
their food does them good. and they grow
KIeeling's.
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sAN ANroNIo sAY On oIL.
LIGHT Plant Has Been Forced to G
Back to Coal,

San Antonio, Texas, October 10. The
supply Of fuel oil in San Antonio is run.
ming short and a famine In that line Is
threatened The electric light plant is en-
ureiy out OF on ana mas been forced TO
relief is had other plants will have to do
likewise. The price OF oil laid down ia
san Antonio has advanced from 80 cents
10 50 cents.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lspeclnl 10 m PostN

Especial to The Post)
Port Eads La. October ARRIVED:
! x Monarch Ann from Sabine Pass; tug
2ae lAml, from Sabine Pass with barge
isdeelon Sailed: Olympia (Br1 for
~ llmon; event tNorl, for Ceiba; Ell
. "a Cruz Via Tampa: Asia CCierl. for Dun
H.. france; ArEadia tAml, for Porto
AsE York,-sailed; Nueces for Galveston.
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HEAVY Rain ~ nenton

M Texas, October 12.-Anothcr
ssain has fallen here today and with
Isk m.6 wind that accompanied II will
u 'HeF INJURIES to the unpicked cot
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Port Of Sabine

|sS NNe' Texas October 10. Arrived: Tug
I'm nlihert' Captain Christensen, from
~ ior higgins OIL company.
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COOK AND BAKER Single white man
strictly temperate tweutyAye years cI
pericnce wants work. Address Cook,
I o. Boa lBs u
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Manitoba Job hy Young man to work
around yard, drive team or other work;
can DO any Kind ~ WORK is
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WANTED Position in clerical line hy Al
young man from the North, acquainted
with city! best references. Address J.
NJ. NJ. tMI MIN Rirnel Il
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MANTED-- Position hy Al Circular saw
her of references Address r. o. Box
lNa. Beaumont Texas. IL
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YOUNG MAN European Expert house and
siga pnintcr wanta work willing 20 &,
10 the country, must have work. T.. q
Box a., Houston. Texas. u
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WANTEp-pos as clerk or cashier IN
store hotel on restaurant hv lady; salary
mo- object Address 1855. this office IA
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SITUATION WANTED uy nrst class cook;
NO objection 70 out Of town Job. Address
c. Nj this Office IA
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POSITION WANTED by young man either
IN store or onicc, have three years e1.
prriencc In grocery business hest OF ref.
ercucts, Address j. u. Van Alstyne,
Weimar Texas, IA
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ALLl,oUND MAN wants Job Kitchen
work etc; good reference Address 1ssi,
this office Is
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AN EXPERIENCED stenographer aud
translator desires position with some
good mercantile nrm In or out Of city,
Address 1850, this office. u
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POSITION Ivy voting inan rs hookkeeper,
oNlre Wrrk or coleet5rs have had cxpcu,
encei references. Address 1898, this Of
dee. IA
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WANTED Position by November i In drug
store by O competent drug clerk, aged ~:
-four years practical experience, single.
very sober az present employed, but de.
with beet Of references. Address ITS
This uflIrn. ID
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TWO YOUNG MEN attending school from
y to ., would Ike 90 WORK balance OF day
bonse Or store, Address 1855. this ~.
Dee. 10
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WANTEp-By Young man IL years Of age,
position learning OlilcC business, have a
pretty good knowledge of English, good
handwriting. Address 1872, this orice. IA
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WANTED Position as bOokkecper by young
man, thoroughly competent 10 take charge
Of amy set Of mercantile books, Salts.
factory reference guaranteed. Address j.
W Stubhlencld, No. so Jefferson street,
Waco. Texas. IL
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wants job rs Waterman or nny other
work not too hard; speaks German and
English. Address 4. r. this Office ~
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WANTED work bv German as diahwash.
on or ward man aud to attend horse aud
buggy Address 1871. this office. IA
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WANTED Position by experienced phar.
macist, speak aud Write English and Ger.
man references furnished Address 1881,
this Office. a
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WANTED Emplovment by an experienced
male stenoErHnher; also has knowledge Of
bookkeeping. Address 1905, this Office.
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WANTED Position Inv stcnogrupher; ex.
pcrleucod Ia law otflce, Address 1888,
this Office. IA
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WANTED Position. hy Young man Of
bnsincsa qualifications as clerk IN ofict
or b0oGkceper. Address 1865, this ofnce.
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A ROY WANTS work, he IS willing to work
iu yard, store or ofhce, Apply 22ll
Hutchins street Age "a years, 10
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WANTED Position as shipping clerk or
assistant hOa6kecper, 1--we IN the city;
am well known. Address 1901, this office,
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WANrEn--p osltiOn hy Registered drukgist
good references. 1911, this Office, a
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WANTED Position as assistant bookkeep-
er; can Furnish references, Address 1888,
this office. IL
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SITUATION WANTED hv colored man for
cook IN or out ~ city. good references.
Address 1904. this office Ia
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WANTED Situation. permanent OF TEN.
porafy, h3 stiiGly hrst class practical
hookkceper OF several years experience,
With a city references Address 1882,
this office, IA
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MANrEp-Job by all round white cook
eNfeticNced In restaurant or camp or sec
tloni In on ont ot city; state wages Ad.
dress l64i this ufice IA
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AN HONEST YOUNG NAN wanfs a posi-.
ton ns clerk IN Wholesale or retail
grocery store; has had three years cx-
perience aud eau furnish references. Ad-
dress er call J. w. w, 200 Main st. 10
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cAllRlAGE PAINTER and trimmer wants
MnNk AdhreAA ltMll. ihls nlllco. is
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RLGiSTERED. experienced prcscripiiop
CLERK, references. 1881 this ofhee. u
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SITUATIoNs--MALE.

MAN wants work 70 attend r. hoise and
buggy aud make himself generally useful
around house y. this office. lc
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LEAGUE MEETING TO-DAY.
What Is to Be Accomplished at the Gal
weston Session

What Is to Be Accomplished at the Gal
weston Session.
The South Texas league OF baseball
clubs-made up OF the cities OF Galveston.
Houston. Beaumont ana San Antonio
holds another meeting today IA the Island
City, at which all final business prepare.
tory for the seasons playing will be gone
over except, Of course, the schedule. which
Is TO be arranged In March at & general
meeting OF the organization.
Important business coming up at todav's
session VIII be the putting up OF $3.50 6y
each club as guarantee to play Inc sea-
Tue choice OF bank In which TO deposit
the guarantees, sinking fund aud other
moneys OF the league
letter 70 President Nolan from rreasu.
~ Sarqher OK the North Texas league says
that body Will waive ali claims Tor terrific
Ilel rights In san Antonio aud Houston
Tor which protection has already been pald
provided tho South Texas league authorizes
Secretary Farrell OF the National assocla.
tion OF minor leagues 10 return The ,none,
which the North Texas body paid IN foy
THAT purpose. This Will be immediateIv
done and thus any friction between the
TWO leagues In the Lone Star State done
away with. Each viii respect the other,s
territorial right and reservation and claim
hsts, anu there VIII probably be exhibition
sai gan between the rival clubs IN the spring
speaking OF exhibition games President
Nolan is endeayoring to secure some 81 tie
National aud American league clubs Tor sx-
hlbltion games In this section This snrine
as there Y q prospect Of both clubs Of 81
Louis and the clubs from Pittsburg, chi,
cage and New York coming down thls sar
Umpire Wilson Matthews OF the southern
League, who Ia working IN Beaumont writes
very enthusiastically Of the baseball sifne.
tion In the OIL City aud saws me basehail
enthusiasts there feel good over retffn,
into a real professional league NJ last us
predicts that Beaumont wil DC INC hest
drawing town In the league That Is
pretty strong assertion, considering the
other three members.
Manager Eiseufelder OF Galveston feels
confident 1903 VIII be the best vear ~
baseball the Island t.ity has ever eniovaa
There VIII be a world Of money tnrned
loose among the 1000 dockworkefs In fbe
southern Pacific employ aud the bnndrads
OF ldborera az work on the sea ,vau ma
TIE fallleedn Intend 70 pnhe = big fsatmre
or seeufsuhs 10 lis aeaRlfs shofss
den Ant0nio anad Houston Already haze
thelf paxks " seAdinesA. but addifione "a
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AUSTIN DEFEATS HOUSTON
A HARD FOUGHT CONTEST ON WET
AND MUDDY FIELD.
Large Crowd Sat In the Rain to Wit
:. ness the Struggle Of Two Evenly
Matched Elevens,

Austin's high school football team ana a
nowd OF nfty jubilant rooters have re.
lurned home. and the orange and black or
Houston are at half mast me footbal
soetest on the water.soaked neid OF base.
bah park was clever exhibition or foot
bnll. but Houston was down for a dereat
md Austin administered II most gracefully.
The score stood: Austin 8, Houston o.
The slow rain throughout tie day served
to add an inch Of water 70 the already
wretched grounds and when game was
called at . O'Clock the large crowd OF en-
ihusiastic high school students ana their
friends assembled IN the grandstapd, they
we're prepared to witness game replete
with fumbies and false tackles. Both eIey,
ems put up q superior article OF footbalf
and with sure footing would have given
the best exhibition Houston has seen this
season.
Campbell played the star game Tor tious.
ton aud when the orange and black was on
the last down ana 10 desperate need on n
FEW. yards, he was Invariably called unon
and never fnfled 70 advance the bali. Hops
ton was on the defensive throughout the
game and Kept Austin busy. Austin was
iaat ana resourcefri. Llahter than !, e,,.s
ses ~ vac keFFga % sSspl sna bisys
oh9wa6 Ht1is u tfalx exe1anan. iuafsn.r
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Washington, November 22 Tho Hunters
Champion steepechlsc and card ~ other
good events today drew to Benmags one
of the largest and most Fashionable rs.
semblages Of the meeting The steeplc.
chase was won by Wool Gathorer In a hard
chase after Duke OF Grassland The second
race was captured by Stur aud Garter from
Rosewater after an exciting nnlsh. whi IA
brought the stand 10 It's feef Track good.
Seven furiongS- Dandie Belle. Tribes HIN.
Euclairc Time ] 81 As
Five and a half furlougs-star and Gar
ter, Rosewuter. Lord Advocate Time
100 Is.
hunters Champion steepltchase. about
three mlles-~Wool Gnthcrer Duke OF Grass.
SIX iurlongs. handicap-Su cchrometer.
Tescan, Ctnquevnlli. Time II 25
Mile and 100 yards- Bonuibert Lux
Casta. Syrlm Time ll7
Mile aud three furlongs-- 0rontas. Cogs
we'll, Circus. Time 2.2f