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With the errors on each team as numer-
Gus as the Baltimore and Ohio engines
that pass by the grounds. the Southern
Railway team yesterday, in the eighth in
ming. managed TO win out from the Gov
ernment Printery by Z to s.
Rider for the Printers, M 10 the fifth
inning was in form. but a fussilade Of hits
in this session for more than one base put
the Southerners one run ahead. G. ?. o..
in the seventh. went cne better and then
with two men down in the last half of the
inning allowed the Railroaders to get
ahead by one run. Phelps catch of
Farrells welt in the fourth was easily
the best Of the day. hut as the umpire did
not see it. the crowd obstructing his view,
the Printer was given the decision for two
bases Dents work. until the seventh,
was strong. The official score:
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Southern Railway Downs Govern
ment Printing Office by : to q,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's gams-Aloysius vs. St. Stephens, at First
and VI streets northwest at $50
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FIrst taze by eTors-CleTel5nd 2 Left On bases
Boston. T. Cleveland 6. Fist base on bals-Of
Young. ., of LeibhaIdt 2 Struck out-By Young
s. tv Leihhardt ? Thrsc-b8ze hit-Bumincham.
Two-basa hits-Parent. >toyall t0nEsitou. Sacrifice
hits-Knight Lai0ic LeibhauIt. Stolen base-Fhck
Double ulays-TuTner 20 Lai0e 20 Stoyall. Wagner
10 Unglsub 70 knight. Umpires-Mes7rs. stafford
and Evans. Time Of slme-l hour and F minutes.
Atteudance-2G3
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SWATFEST GALORE.
Brooklyn Goes to Pieces and Pirates
Have Holiday.

Pittsburg, June 10.-Elmor Strick-
lett was at the mercy Of Pittsbur6 to-
day and the result was one Of the most
one-sided games that has been seen in
Pittsburs for many years. Aside from
being unable to hit Willis, the Brook
lvns mada five arrnrs The score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
~. Peters Win Easy Game from st.
Nincents.
STANDING OF THE TEAM
To-days game-st Martins Us. St. Josepa's.
inability 10 hit the ball when

Inability TO hit the ball when a hit
meant a run was largely responsible for
St Vincents defeat at the hands Of the
St Peters aggregation OF ball tossers
yesterday. Score, . TO o.
As usual. a large part of Manager Jen-
nings players failed 20 put in an appear
ance. and he had to play four men that
he did not have signed
Leo Sullivan was the lad with the big
stick, clouting out three doubles out of
three trips to the pan.
Madden proved himself effective with
men on bases several times, sending the
St Vincents players to the bench score
less with three men on bases and no
outs.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Litchheld Admini'seTs NhiteWush
Brush to POst-ofiice Lads.
CTaN-uTNr M THE TEAMS
To-dsy's rams-Intsrior Us. Treasury. SIS p m

LltChheld made a most successful de-
but in the league yesterday with the
Navy team administering the white WASH
brush to Post-ofhce, and winning his
game by to 0. He was certainly the
goods. holding the losers down 20 two
hits and tanning four.
Back Of the youthful twirler, the Navy
team played brilliantly Smith and
Clements starring IN the field Navy
scored two in the fourth on Sutton's long
triple. and singles by Smith and Clements.
and one in the fifth on Harris hit and
two errors. Post-ofice had a fine chance
70 score in the sixth, but stupid base
running spoiled it.
Kraft. the Post-office backstop, was hit
over the hear- by a foul tip and had to
retire The official score.
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Left on bases-St Louis 2; New York, z. First
base on baHs-OR Shield. 8: on Ferguson, 8; of
Karger, p Hits made-Of Shields. 3. for runs, in
rs innings; off Karrer. g, for runs in Z % in
nings. Struck out-By Ferguson. 2; rs karser.
Tw0-hase hit-Seymour Sacrifice hIts-Holly, Browne
Stolen hasos-Dcylin Bresnshan. Double plays
Holly 90 Bennett TO Beckley. Haunifan TO Fitzger
aid. Hit by ptcher-By Ferguson. l. Wild pitch
Shields UmpIes-Messrs. J0hust0ne and tarreute-
Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes, Attendance
ff0
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

A. Ycrk-ycrk !. Lancaster. g
Al ICnns-CWn-J0huStGWn. 3. Wilmington. {
At Altoua-Alt01ns. 6. Trenton e.
At WillismsV0rt-W WilhamspUTt 8; Harrisburg z
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Earned uus-St Peters 3 First base by errors
St Peters. 3; St Vincents Left on hs=es-St
Peters 6. St. Nincents u. First base on balls
of Madden, 2, of Merrill. :. Struck out-By Mad
den. 70; hy Merrill T. Tvobasa hits-Sulliyan o.
Madden. Sacrifice ht-Nlaloy. Stolen hases-Marce-
Icn tI. Damwer l2l Z. Colifower sullivan a..
Langley i5i. Turner Dove Merrill. Double plays
OBrien 70 Blair; Madden 20 Dampicr 10 Maloy 20
Hmdle % Madden; Hurdle 20 Damp.er Wild pitch
Merrill Passed halI=-Ailsn o. UmpiU-Nr. Buck
ley. Time Of game-l hour and 5 minutes
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Totals ...... 3 92il2 ; }
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburg, II, Brooklyn, 3.
New York, :; ~. Louis, -
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at PIttsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
Roston at Cincinnati.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
GIANTS DOWN CARDINALS.
Score Eight Runs in Second, but
That's More Than Enough.

ST. Louis, June 10-New York cleaned
up on the second game Of the series this
afternoon. s TO 2. the Giants batting
Shields off the slab in the second inning
when they scored all Of their eight runs.
Ferguson pitched for New York, and he
held the Cardinals we'll in check Score:
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Totals ...... 0 42i z
.Rafted for O'Cnnnnr.
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ST. ELIZABETH NINE WINS.
TriumphS Over Marines from Navy
Yard by TO >.

St Elizabeth marched over the marines
from the navy yard on the hospital
grounds yesterday afternoon and cap
tured close game by 70 3.
Barring a costly throw by Thrall in the
fifth. the hospital team gave Chinn per
feet support, while Purnen. who pitched
for the marines, received miserable back
ing
With two men down and two strikes
on the batter. Treakle stole home in the
fourth The score:
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First base On bal's-OF Strieslsf', 8; % Willis. i
Left on hazes-Pittshurg. = Brooklyn. g. FIRST base
on errors-Nsalon ABBY. Sheehan. Butler Struck
out-By willis, 2; bv Malouev 2: hy suirslett. j.
Home rIn-Gibson. Threebasa hi.=-Wagner. S6ss-
ham, Hrmmel Two-hase hrs-Hallman. Warner
Abby, Ne1lon. Jordan Sacrifice hlt7-Ahag ts+7v
J0r5ln stolen h8ses-Ltarh SlFehsu GI. Double
uIa--Cazey To Hmml - Jordan. Wild pitch
Srrs'e-t Jm0irc-'l- Klein. Time -i game
Z hour and % minutes. Auerlazee--E1
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WADDELLS PITCHING WINS.
81, Louis Gets but Four Hits, and
These are Well Scattered.

Philadelphia, June 10.-Waddell was at
his best this afternoon, keeping st. Louis
four hits scattered through as many
innings and striking out eleven. Glade
was also effective, but the locals were
fortunate in getting in their hits at the
right time. Score:
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SUNDAY.SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Cellar Champs TrOunce Rhode Isl-
and MethodistS by - to 10.

Fries. pitching for Waugh. the basement
champs I'm the East Washington League.
performed The remarkable feat 81 winning
game in which ne was touched up for
eighteen hits. while his team made but
eleven. In addition 90 this Fries team
made eleven errors behind him. while
Rhode Island Methodist the defeated
team. made but six.
Despite the slugging, there were some
pretty plays, Le Mat making a one-hard
catch Of a high drive over second that
was labeled for 8t least two sacks. and
Waugh pulling of two double plays
lie Mat and Buckley each led with the
bat. getting four hits out of five trips
TLn nfIilill eonrn-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Nemphis-Nrmphis. s: Nashville, O.
A. Little Ro-s-Little Rock :. Atlanta.
At New Orleaus-Nev Orleans. /, Montgomery. o
AZ ShrgveIlr--SEreYcT1u 2, Birmingham. 5
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Earned uns-St. Elizabeth, 8; Marines. l. First
base by errors-St. Elizabeth 3 Left on bases-St
Elizabeth ); Marines. l. First base on balls-Or
Chinn. l. or Purtell. 3 Struck out-By Chiun. ::
by Purten. s. Twohasc HIT Chinn Stolen bases
W1lett t2). Moore ~. Treakle o. Nabors. T.
Chinn. Swekovsky AIaEIire l2] McHenry 49, Wild
pitch-Purtel. Passed hails-Owens %. Umpires-
Messrs Addison and Van Woltz Time OF game
hour and u minutes,
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Honus" got only five hits.

Champion Batter Stone needs a tonic.
Baltimore is about due to take a brace.
What a swatfest that was at Pittsburg.
Chase and Keeler larruped the ball to
the delight Of the fans.
Waddell struck out eleven men and al
lowed four scattered hits.
If Boston loses every day, Washington
cannot fall back into the hole.
Those wicked Giants have regained their
courage since they are away from the
Cubs den.
Cleveland is becoming more dangerous
every day May be another of its near
pennant years.
Lave Cross was slightly injured Satur-
day and was not in the game, little Per
r.ne taking his place.
Harry White will probably be saved to
/ do the pitching for the White Sox in the
opening game Of the series with New
| York.
/ Charley Jones robbed George Davis Of
/ a Texas Leaguer in the first inning by
making a pretty running catch back Of
/ second base.
| SChlany was 10 start on another scout
/ yesterday. but when Cross was found 20
be unable 10 play, Schlafy was kept to
| ill in at second.
/ As soon as. the White Sox commenced
/ 20 connect with Hughes in the second.
! FaIkenberg was sent out TO warm up, but
/ he was not needed.
! II Heydon had only sacrificed in the
/ eighth instead Of hitting into double
play it might have changed the whole
/ aspect of the game.
/ Altizer was chased off the coaching lines
/ for running out Of the box and holding
/ Ganley on third when the captain nearly
ovcrran the third sack
! In the seventh a quick throw from Tom
Hughes caught "Jiggs" Donohue mapping
at least two yards off first base. Great
rejoicing in the bleachers,
Case Patten will probably pitch for
/ Washington to-day, while Fielder Jones
may decide to give Frank Smith another
! chance for the White Sox
/ It was one Of the largest Monday crowds
! that ever saw a game at National Park.
/ The fans were well repaid, for they saw
la good exhibition, even if the home team
I did lose.
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Earned runs-phiadelrhia ? First base by error
st. Louis. I. Left on bases-St. Louis. 8, Philadei
rhia. s. First base on balls-un Waddell ?; oil
Glade g. Struck out-By Waddell, II. by Glade.
Three-base hit - OliTing Tw9-base hits - Nichols,
Jones Sacrifice Eit-Seyhold. Hit hy Uitchcr-By
WaddeU O. UmUiTcs-NicSsrs Connolly and Hurst
Time Of eame-l hour and % minutes. Attendance-
SSH.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. 0maha-0uahs. 8; Denver. /
Al Sioux Citv-Sinx City 8, Pueblo. 1.
At Linc0lE-Linc1ln. 10. Des Noines. :.
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CLOSE CALL FOR SOX
Nationals Beaten Out by the
Score Of Two TO One.
BIG ED WALSH INVINCIBLE

Locals Get Only Three Scattered
Hits, While Hughes Allows Eight,
the Second Inning and Net the Vis-
itors Two RuBs-Ths Score.
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NEW YORKS FIND THE BALL.
Grimth's Men Land Heavily on Kill
linn and Euhank,

New York. June 1o.-The New Yorks
clouted both Kllian and Eubank savagely
to-day. and had no trouble in winning
their first victory in over a week. Chase
was the star with his all-rcUnd work.
Score.
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EunCd W17-NaTT- : FTT7f H8s' ~ 6TT"T7-I77t-
Office g. Left on bases Post Office 9. Earg g. ll-st
base M bsllr-Of Luslao'd 8. 0f Hl.uz l. Struck
0ut-Bv Iircbfeld. &, rv Hminz g. Tr-rc-h1se hit
Sutton Sacrifice Litz-Lit,Hfeld McGrath KRAFT
Stolen bl-as-ker smith. Clements Double plays
Garner 20 elements. Clements % Garner 90 Smith
to Hughes. HIT Dos p-chcr-By HariIr L Umpire
Mr. Belts Time of Eame-l hour and 5 minutes.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, =; Washington, I.
Philadelphia, .; st. Louis, o.
Cleveland, .; Boston, o.
New York, o; Detroit, 3.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Jersey Citv-Tsrsey City. 2. Buffalo. (.
AT Nev1rk-Nevsrs. { Rochester. I.
At Bsitim0r5-B Baltimore, s; Toronto, &
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Earned runs-Chigago, J. First base By
errors-Washington I. Left on bases
Washington. &; Chicago 8. First base on
balls-Of Hughes. ], off Walsh, .. Struck
Out-Bv Hughes. Q, by Walsh. T. Two
base hit-HUgEes. Sacrifice hits-F. Jones.
c. Jones Stolen bases-Isben, Walsh.
G1nley, c. Jones. Double play-Dav.s to
Isbell to DonohUe. Umpire-Mr. O'Lough-
lin. Time Of game-1 hour and - min
Utcs.
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Totals ......I3 ll'Z3 I2II

Earned IL l. NJ . waugh d" L'It NA
hsses-R. I. NJ. DO; Waugh, g. First base on balls
on Dexter. 1 lin one inninEl of kidweIl I fn
seven innings. OF Fries , Hits made-Of Dexter
g. Of kiiveN 6. Cf Fries ls. Struck ogt-By Dex
ter I. by Kidwell g. bv Fries @ Home un-Clar-
y0e Thrsehase hiis-Tracv Kelly. Richards Two
base hit-Tracy. Sacrifice hit-Crmutou. Stolen
bases Kelly, McLaur6u. Le Mat. Tracy King
Champion o. Kidvell Buckley. Double uIays-Fres
10 Sas,ccr; Clarvoc 70 Kelly. Hit hy ritcher-By
Kidven. I. Passed ball-Dutton. UmuiYe-NIr H0f-
man. Time Of game hour and 80 minutes.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Norvich-N0rvich. 5; H0ycke. O.
At Bridgeport- -Bridgep-rt. ]. Springfield O.
At Waterbury Waterbury, .; Hartford l.
At New Loudou-Ne= London, 3: New Haven. 2
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. FAN Rivsr-FsI River 3. Brocstou. >
At Lsvruce-IaUrerCe Q. Worcester. (.
At New Beifori-Nsv Bedford. I . Haverhill ).
Al Lrvell-Loweil l. Lynn. O.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Utica-Albsuy :. Utica L
At ScrautcD-Scrauton. Z. Syracuse =
At Auburn-A.. !. & t.. s. Troy T.
At Observation-Disclosures /; Bnrhamton, o
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Tolsd'-Toledo. S. s. Pa1l. :.
At COlUmhus- Columbus. 8. Minneapolis :
At Indiausp0lis-Iu5iaus J., Milwaukee. T.
A. LouisviIIe-Lc1lsviTs 8. Kansas City. s.
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First base by errors-GOyernment Printing Office
{; Southern Railway. 6. Left on bases-Govenment
Printing Office, 9; Southern Railway. 3. First base
on halls-OG Rider .: of Dent 3; Of Hampton 2
Innings pitched-By Dent 6 %; by Hampton, ] is.
Hits made-Of Dent s; of Hampton, ]. Struck
out-By Dent. 3; by Hampton. .; by Rider, J. Home
nn-McKnigllt Threebase hits-Dawson. Phelps
Two-base hits-Fsrell. Carr. Sacrifice hits-Hayden-
Hampton. Mcknight Stolen bases-DaUs0n. Phelps.
Chaplin Hampton. Holly Mcknight Double plays
Chaplin to Herbert; Holly 20 COPELAND; Herbert To
Malley. Wild pitches-Rider Dent Umpire-Mr
Handiboe. Time Of game-l hour and 3 minutes.
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Scores Of the Nationals game posted by
innings on The Washington Herald score
board.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Al Charleston-C Charleston. 0. Augusta. 2
At Mac1n-MacSn. 4. jacksonville. g.
At Coumbia-Cclumbis. 4. savannah, .
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.pecial TO The washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, June 0.-Manager Nc
Alcer. Of the St. Louis Browns, late to-
night sold Jim Delehanty. the inhelder,
to Washington. No other player is in
volved in the deal, CantillOn getting Del
ehanty for a lump sum of money. 1t is
said that Washington paid 5000 for the
player
st. Louis got Delehanty from the Bos-
ton Nationals. and he has been doing
utility duty but the Browns are carrying
so many players that when Cantiilor
made the cash offer St. Louis decided tc
let the player go. Baltimore was anXiou;
to land Delehanty. but McAleer preferred
to sell him to Washington.
Delehanty has been ordered to report tC
Washington tomorrow.
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First base by errors-New York, 2, Detroit g. Lett
On basez-New York. s. Detroit g. First base IN
balls-Of DOYLE 2; Of Euhank p Hits made-pf
Kf7ian in ] Is innings of Eubsnk = lin S %
innings. Struck Out-By DOYLE 3; dy Egbank, J.
Thrpe-hase hts-Chasc. klein0w. Two-hase hits
Norarity. Crawford. Sacrifice hits-KlenOw. Doyle.
stolen baves-C0nroy C0uEhln. Nlullin. Hit hy
pitcher-By DOYLE l. Wild pitch-Euhank Umpire
Mr. Sheridan. Time Of game-l hour and 50 min
utas Attendlnce-3nl.
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MAPS BLANK THE B0sT0NS.
"OId Cy" Young Unable to stop that
IaioIe Bunch.

Boston. June 10-CIeveland shut
Boston out to-day through superior
hitting. The score.
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DeIehanty is a member OF the famous
family of ball players, and is considered
promising Yeager and Hartzell have been
doing such good work for the Browns
that there has been no opening for Dele
hanty, and he told Cantillon when the
St Louis club was here the other day
that he would like 10 play in Washing
ton
Delehanty will undoubtedly be played
at third base. Cross is not in shape, and
as Cantillon is not anxious TO keep Per
rine Off second. Delehanty will probably
play third to-day. if he reports in time
for the game.
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COLLEGE GAME.

At Philadelphia. T. r. Z.
Amherst. st.--..--........ IS E
Penn. ,....,.-.......... O o / o a. &
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FIRST CHOICES LOSE
Poor Rides Responsible for
Defeat of FaVOrites,
AIMEE C GETS A BAL START

Dugan Allows His Mount 90 BE shut
of and Later Is Carried Wide.
BrOOkdale Nymph, with kOerner
Up, Gets BungIing Ride and Lands
Third-Lady Anne Takes First.
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Totals ......liBEE /

/ Substituted for Alpsrman ia eighth inning.
/ Pittshwg. wg..................... 2 z-I
Bmoslvn...................... O 3 o.,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-14
FEEDERS AND BREEDERS.
Much Space Being Applied For In the
Coming Show.

Fort Worth. Feb. l3.--The secretary
OF the National Feeders and Breeders
show says applications for entries IN
all branches OF livestock and poultry
are pouring in to such an extent that
he is safe In saying that Il will be the
best show ever held west of the Mis-.
sissippi river. Practically every branch
OF the cattle line is represented. and
more varieties In horses than were
ever got together, besides surpris.
Ing number OF hogs and sheep. BY no
means the least Is the poultry. Sec
Rotary Moore of the Fort Worth Pom
try and Pet Stock show had al the
first Of the week sent out 500 letters
10 premium winners in Texas. the ter.
ritorles. Arkansas and Louisiana. A..
vising them OF rules and condition.
He states that this show also will g..
eel anything yet given in Texas. TIL
management is gratified with the e..
terest manifested by all breeders. arr
the many letters which are pouring Ia
indicate that the people at large are
interested In this show.
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c. o. D. BILL SIGNED.
Tax Of Five Thousand Dollars Is I'm.
posed by Measure.


Austin. Feb. l3-Governor Campbell
has approved the Thompson bill. which
levies an occupation tax OF $4,000 to
the state upon express companies for
each office where they deliver inioxi.
eating liquors on the c. O. u. plan, and
authorizing the counties and towns 10
each levy tax OF $1,000. making a To.
tai tax OF $4,000 In all on each such
office. This act takes effect at once.
so that hereafter any c. O. ID delivery
OF liquor In Texas without the paymenl
OF such tax will subject the express
agent and the express company TO the
penalties prescribed by the act. The
law applies To all points In the state,
whether local option or not, and II ap.
plies To any person. firm or corpora.
ton which may deliver liquor on the
c. o. ID. plan. whether In the express
business or not
The senate Tuesday discussed the
l.ooney antl.pass blll.
Senator Terrell offered an amend
ment TO strike out exemptions in fave,
OF ministers. Young Mems Christia
Association secretaries inmates 81 sr o
diers homes. homes for widows OF 49,.
diers. inmates OF orphanages and man
ayers OF such institutions
Senator looney offered substitute
which provided only for the olimna
ton OF managers OF such soldiers aud
orphans homes. Tabled
Terrell amendment was adopted \
motion to reconsider was tabled
Senators Green and Willacy offered
an amendment providing that the pro
visions for passes or reduced rates
shall be effective only In SO far as
they do not conflict with the consiitu
ton. the intention being TO save the
bill n II is In part unconstitutional
Senator skinner offered n substitute
having an Identical purpose. hut couch
ed In what wah deemed better LEGAL
phraseology II was accepted. and be.
came the original proposition. and was
adopted
Antitrust measure was discussed %
the house. Baskin- McGregor liquu,
bin was also considered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-14
ADDRESSED BY LEE.
Confederate Commander Urges Fou
Parks and Monuments.

Austin. Feb l3-Tucsday night Gen
stephen u. Lee. commander of the
United Confederate Veterans. deliver
cd an address in favor OF four great
national parks and monuments therein
attesting to the bravery and honor 81
the Confederate dead.
General Lee gave some interesting
statistics regarding the war between
the states. lie said that during that
memorable period of four years over
COCO battles and minor engagements
were foug.t. over 1900 OF which Were
decisive: that $4,000 foreigners, one
fifth OF the northern army. fought IN
that army against the south: that the
aouth lost nearly s6.000.0O0.0o0 worth
of property during the struggle.
The speaker was frequently applaud
ed. bu, by none more enthusiastically
by the great number Of ex.Confederatos
present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-14
JUDICIARY COMMISSION.
Senator senter introduces Measure
Providing For Its Creation.

Providing For Its Creation.
Austin. Feb. Ex-senator Senter has
introduced bill In the senate To ere.
ate a judiciary commission composed
of three lawyers-one TO be named by
the governor. one by the supreme court
and one by the court Of criminal an
peals. The purpose is to improve court
procedure There are six or seven
purposes embodied In the bill. amoug
which are: To reduce the number o.
courts. to simplify procedure. reduce
cost OF litigation, simplify pleadines
TO secure speedy trials and more Ger.
tainly enforce the administration of
justice.
The house committee on state NJ.
fairs reported favorably on San In.
cinto battlefield bill TO purchase the
fourteen acres along the water front
under condemnation proceedings,
The same committee reported "a.
vorably bill to suppress the theatri
cal trust in Texas: also bill 10 pro
hibit public officials from representing
public service corporations also bill
prohibiting the use OF formaldehyde In
preserving. This is Cobbs' pure food
bill. Also favorably a bill changing
fees for chartering building and loan
associations.
The house committee on asylums re-
ported favorably on bill appropriate
Ing 100000 10 erect a school for fee
ble-minded children In Texas.
The house committee on military az
fairs reported favorably on bill 20
increase the salary OF assistant adju.
tant general from 81 200 to 81 500 annu.
ally,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-14
RANpELL's RESOLUTION.
Desires House Informed About Ger
man Tariff Agreements.

Washington. Feb i3.-Representa
tive Randell of Texas Tuesday intro
duced a resolution requesting the presl.
dent TO inform the house OF what agree
ments. II any. had been entered into
between the United States and Ger.
many affecting the tariff or propos I,
tions made by either party as regar.s
the revenues OF this government or its
trade relations with Germany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-14
JAMES bryce

they boarded the White star steamer
oceanica and sailed for New York.
The sendor which the new ambas.
sador received here was one Of enthu.
siasn. Among those present were the
Earl of Crewe. lord president Of the
council; Herbert Gladstone, secretary
OF state for home affairs: Lord Fitz.
maurice. under secretary for foreign
affairs; Lewis Harcourt. first commits.
sloner OF public works. and Mrs. liar
court. and Lord Strathcona. high com
missioner for Canada.