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ELKINS ON ANNEXATION
lie Considers the Absorption of Cuba
as Finally Inevitable
b FAVORED THE HOUSE BILL
But Opposed Amendment and Debate In
the Senate Which Would Have Opened
Up the Wholo Tariff Question
Special to The Post
Washington July 10 According to the
itetMumts of those In tho confidence of
Etnstor Elklns his position in regard to
bc bill prodding for reciprocity with
uba which was defeated largely through
iU efforts as well as his attitude on
oe subject of Cuban annexation hao been
slsrfprcsentcd and misunderstood The
representations nro not It Is believed
rllllnl but have been due to the fact
Sat tho senator never explained his posl
Ion until tho closing hours of the session
rn misunderstanding was but natural for
was thought by nil who were not other
ilse Informed that thu senators objection
the reciprocity bill was due to his
Mire to protect the beet sugar Industry
alnst Cuban sugar While this Is lu a
iea ore true Senator Elklus took tho
reader ground that It would bo hnpos
Ibte to V488 tna Dl lu tno senate with
ut opening up a general tariff debate
is effect of which would bo very harm
al to the business Interests of the cuuu
v by disturbing the equilibrium and there
u a possibility of a general revision
tie tariff which could be done through
jcnoments to the bill Consequently lie
ipoeed the consideration of the subject
the senate In the form of a bill but
tgfreted and It now appenrs that his
irgfstlon will be tho one to be llunlly
out that a reciprocity treaty
ritW be drnughted by the executive and
itatted to the senme for ratification
Ith Cuba as with all other countries To
il nutkod of procedure Hcnator LMklus
as d objection
Ills purpwe lu presenting to the senate
le subject of annexation was to coll at
ntlon early In tho day to tho fact as
I regards It that tho annexation of Cuba
te the annexation of Texas Is Inevitable
lie senator denies absolutely nny connec
an between his fight ngalnst the rcclprop
bill and his resolution paving tho way
the annexation of the islnud
A close friend of Senator Elklns who la
miliar with his position on this subject
ated today that ho believed that when
e farts became known the position at
4 senator would bo more appreciated by
e country at large
FAVORED HOUSE BILL
Senator Elklns he said felt that In
posing reciprocity with Cuba by means
a bill passed by congress as was pro
sed he was thoroughly In nccord with
s views of President Roosevelt nud the
President McKlnley who favored tho
rs of reciprocity with the nations of tho
irld Mr Elklus represented to the presl
at that to take up tho house bill In
senate would provoke n long nnd dls
Srous debate and perhaps lead to a
neril revision of tho tnriff which the
sldent as well as the leading nnd most
Inentlal membcrc of hH pnrty In both
i C0 nKress wre nnxlous
very
T0ne alo represented to the pros
l tbathat r flanelnl relief
Cuba
k Lc u1 < 1 bft e rnntCl br means of
ft
hS 1 tut ftJr > t0 nny domestic
S hJi > 1 < Xuntrf was his im
i1il1 PrcBldent agreed with
a Aarirta ltb < uen Jr Roosevelt stated
it tie rebate system would not bo act
l t asn lt msat rffen < 1 th setislldH
n
C
fi wll ° would
Placed
h nJ ti5nof PPIcants Mr Klklns
n a ra ° 5 h tbe raraing f a reciprocity
ve to be ratillcd by
n
wSSulL0th oity treaties
recP
B > propobltlon was at the time
rejected
sb °
i the eans b7 wnoh the ob
t of the president wfll bo finally at
S D t Vi t00k hLs keynote from
fr of
ch s nirtme a8 th0 President In
th h MeclpJ ° ct5 must he treated
r i i fl Vf Protection Our Uret
tbat
th M e tbo Protection granted
< M 2i n eT cr caso wber t la
SMrtt and that reciprocity
n far ns n rtln be safely
VrlJS Wt
Jfllrrri2 fln otto
r
accord rclth
i
MiateJ i lno Uoctrlne
j
proclt h MPrcslea t s wessnge that
Wn
rn 8
e
a
senate
i
chain or ilt 1 a n he trength of
MbV baTe chain
The f Jou n
mg to 8on i that Soilat ° r Hlklns Ib
tlBht
s year fmi ix f mlllon > ol
t h0
by can S VnltC sntcs trens
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remov a i ffnea ith
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I of
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tiers of h
foort MinV
republlcnn
thp u ir > Lluna decllne < l
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by a running de
entt revte2f he tan rIr fr
RW VIEW
OP ANNEXATION
tBnCy
n the
h th
ter PSrt
MltJi of tb0 ° wb0
Sue q Ue8tl
S ° n vl11 nrco th
a niim t br Senator Elkn both
ana coram lil standpoint
t y
iaL aiP 8nt to nil that a dls
rthree i tendl ° C over one
L nnettIe
cert business and
r avo affordel
nml the demo
aple
opportunity to exploit thttr
Ctrir > <
L 5o mem bun
fam
P l nHbun v anc e of campaign
ulrtni5 slomnted to the senate by
tesldent
Hy
So
Poslrlfnvvu ° try
i
much for his attitude on
for prewm in 8 tecn liberally crltt
lm has b S ° if tb VnlttA stt <
en i
° ad b
has bfeSSvad by so doing
to it0 uba The
under
f n i
nMlo ofMch y a wcnk < lle
at a as l °
aniendm n Jg as
indent nanoS1 Tem In force be
Aor SS fV
and b rlns lnvted
Bowerfiil by n
States fn kV nat0n such ns the
°
Kt a d trv4tr u l2 br > P r ha e
conjiiiVd1 fl ot rerordeii
h
> 0 inh M n PC0Cl0 of Florida or
rtSlniyT ciSrS
rnp olwbjn
0 p ol ft
ne right 11 i l Persons fenr that
MWlfflP
whood of BtitP Vinvlert tn enter
be Wunna ber eneltve na
indorse Senor
ei Wo2 mlnedn J ton 0Dtlnue annex his < > n o7noT
effort In
aertoa down to and in
BOER CASUALTIES
Complete Totals of Dead Wound-
ed and Captured In Late War
Pretoria Transvaal July lOAc
cording to an estimate of the lied
Cross Identity depot which fulfilled
the functions of a casualty bureau
for the Boer forces the tptal loSes
w the latter
during tho war were
300 toe killed or died of wounds
and 32000 made
prisoners of war
of whom TOO died The Boer forces
in the field numbered about 70000
The curator of the former Boer
governments official papers handed
over to the British all th documents
including confidential reports giving
complete history of Mr Krugors
relations wth foreign powers
il nd t0 come the
the > sooner It comes
better
for both countries lie main
Tl nVaVa t 4 4r Wty iTt
r B R P ll < of
mbr e rB s f ho fnP ges
Mbiy retn ef tty tVrgi t C0UJ
THAT ROCK ISLAND EXTENSION
Mr Hovey Says the Road Will Be Built
o the Gulf
Special to The Post
0 3 UT la TUe m
n n Eement of the
consldcrlnB the ndvlsabtllty
of
establishing a new port on the Mexican
gulf const and It Is therefore possible the
ttl bat C0Pn Projecting from
tort Worth to the gulf will not tcmlnate
VMtoa That the gulf line will be
r i f rl ccrtnlny v President and
General
Manager S B Hovry of the Ch
cago > Rock Island and Texas I authority
for the statement that
contracts will soon
be let for the
construction of that portion
or the line between
Port Worth and Dallas
slble C bCEU1 l8 800n n8 P
Regarding the gulf terminus of
the line
Mr
old It is
no
cer
tain that the road will be built Into Gal
veaton There are other gulf points which
offer Inducements nnd It la possible some
of them will be aelected Several sunejs
have been made and the muter has not
been settled beyond Dallas Of coutse Gal
veaton is the best nf the ports available
hut there are drawbars to entering tbre
Mr Hovey would not say what ports were
under conslderalon but mentioned Sabine
Pass where the government has been spend
ing considerable money In seeming n deep
water harbor It was understood If the
Rock Island officials can Induce the govern-
ment to make additional hatbor Improve-
ment there Sabine Pass may be the south-
ern teiminus of the new line
The rumor wns practically confirmed
hue today that tho Hock Islmd has win
Its light for the possesion of the Wiggins
Kerry company The Wctory Is fnld to
have cost the company S4000000 making
the total cost for control of the company
9000000
STILL AT LARGE
Tracey the Oregon Escaped Convict
Continuos to Elude His Pursuers
Keut Wnsh July lOHnrry Tracey the
Oregon conlct hns not yet been captured
He wns nt the home of U M Johnson
two miles southeast of this place Wednes-
day night When he left the house lie was
armed with a new levolvcr nud his rltlu
and had a plentiful supply ot both ammuni-
tion and provisions Tracey sent Johnson
to Taconia to purchase the revolver and
ammunition He threatened to extermlnato
Johnsons family on the least sign of
treachery The convict seemed fagged out
and talked very little nbout himself or
his plans While nt the house ho spent
nearly nil tho tlmo watching foi his pur-
suers He left the house after dark taking
Johnsons horse headed cither for Seattle
or the Palmer cutoff Not only did Tracey
force Johnston to buy the revolver but he
rando him borrow the necessary money
Kent Johnson went to Taconia nud se-
cured tho weapon without sounding any
Tfind of warning to the authorities He
wns badly frightened Upon the return
of Johnson from Tacoma Tracey ordered
Sirs Johnson to cook him enough proIs
fons to last a week She boiled two dozen
eggs fried bacon nnd gave htm a large
supply of sugar and flour
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Prof Alexander Hogg of Fort Worth
Elected Director for Texas
Minneapolis Minn July 10 But one day
remains of the National Educational ni
socintion convcnllon of 1002
Tho nominating committee gathered csriy
In the day and settled on the list of officers
to bo presented to the association It was
duly ratified later on President Charles
W Eliot of Harvard Wns unanimously se-
lected for president W N Davidson of
Kansas vias selected for treasurer nnd the
outgoing president W M Beardshenr of
Iowa was named for first vice president
Among other Uce presidents arc W N
Shents Florida and Miss Marian Bronn
of Louisiana
Among the directors chosen are Aln
bnina J W Abercromble Arkansas O B
Cook Indian Territory John Benedict Lou
lsana W Easton Mississippi T Whitfield
Oklahoma D R Boyd Texas A Hogg
At a late hour this afternoon a meeting
of the representative grade teachers of
the country was held to form a National
organization which can defend the rights
of Its members frqrn the encroachments of
school boards and secure the adoption of
definite nnd binding contracts which sunll
secure employment for fixed periods or dur-
ing good behavior for fixed salaries
NO LONGER ADMITTED
Exclusive French Protectorato Over
Catholic Clergy Ended by Sultan
Jerusalem July 10 A sensational trial
here tbe result If tho clash between Greek
and Latin monks In the church of the Holy
Sepulchre surmounting Christs tomb In
November last has resulted In the sentenc-
ing of thirtyfour Greeks Including twelve
priests to terms of imprisonment ranging
from a tfeek to nine months
The moat Interesting point which devel-
oped nfter the disturbance wns the fact
not generally known that Geimauy nnd
Italy In supporting the claims of their
wounded monks obtained nn Irnde from the
sultnn recognlrlng their right to protect
their respective ul > Ject and that thus
Frances claim to nn exclusive protectorate
over nil the Catholic clergy In the East is
no longer admitted
an i
A Rain at El Paso
El Paso Texai July 10 The first rain
In Ei Paso since January fell here this
morning It was a good shower and the
clouds promise more Tonight Is cool enough
for winter clothes 4
iM
Groves Black Root Liver Pills
Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Boot They act on the liver
equal to calomel and leave no bad after
effecti No grlpltiff ne tick itomjca Will
cure chronic conttlpitloo Price 89 cents
r wi fc I
St
tlon
mvssk
Weather Brightens at Chicago
Chicago July lOThc novelty of a
bright dear nfternoon
wns affonlrd spec
tators nt the Washington Park track to
IhiT il 1 PSpe U ° cUnnp In weather
no nrVr ro romparntlvoly >
7hn P < HI1t srl P riyl18 Torpisli
bi h mii
in r yl1vnv sclllnp stnke nt n tnlrte
rlIllnnt lnlsh >
Wild Pirate
coio tir Tiri 1 nrs J 1Ttas Loone Rcmi
niSottr y n > n odl
Hnrry jcew TllnPi 2 335 l4rnu
l n l < rrln F iM
mn v
cnlnT ml 5 3 5
V mir Mnh
ra
r n r m
n n 1
V0 IllngPenl
Bvolvn toloncl
1MIV5 Ballantjnc Time
WASHINGTON PARK nVTRIKR
T n fllrlnn s sellingSpurs Mission
ifun
rl j Ireltrlilc 102 RnvenVbury
Srt a l 1n 1 0fVhe lt K JaW
fJlr il nminnljne Tom
Embry 113 Bragg 110 Hnnchuca ionfnlon
ualei ia > Marcos Inspector Shea 118 II
ZZm vi or8c vloUl AIen of
v flronBs 2yearoMs selllngSrnor
in F < fe Nof > The Forum 101 Hnrrlscn
102 Maghonl 101 Senator mUon
v4 wnw
in
Minnie Pirate 00 EMierln Alice Caryl
Oierlnce fl Onlx Lrnf 5ro < Queen Cor
sica
Jnkemtll P Vestln Iteach GUI Ihi
Mile and fifty yards sellingAndy Wll
llams 112 Arlnn 100 Ceorgo Whitney 10S
nlllin Jaubert 107 Hans Wagner lifl
Mile nnd n sixteenth selllnc Mnr Cotton
itV nn Jri nnf Frmmnmnr 103 Tamranny
n n
hlef
101 Pvrrho Bnlrd 00 Marlon Lynch
Oi King Tltlus sn
Plve furlnnes 2yenroIds Bo nnco Olcn
Stnc i Jni rlrnnr 1 Iarr Lnvnm Agnes
10S Capable Captain Arnold 104
Clear and heavy
The Iroquois Stakes
New York Julv lOOId England and
Homestead from the stable nf Oreen Mqr
rl ran onetwo In the Iroquois stakes for
3yearolds at Brighton today
Tom Caldwell todny sold The RUnI nnd
Moranda to P Rjnn The prlco was be-
tween S0O0 and 10000 for the two
Mllo nnd n furlong maiden 3yearolds
and up DaUodowndllly Bar le Due Lady
lonn Time 153 45
Six furlongs tilllc nnd marei selling
Itriie Llndsny Illrtlneer Ondiirdls Time
11j 15
Five furlongs Hurst Park Africander
Imlnriblo Time 100
Mllo nnd n furlong the troquoli stakoi
Old England HonifKtend fJoldcure Tune
151Mile
Mile nnd n furlongIloxnne Bonnlbert
Cuspidor Time 15135
Mllo nnd a sixteenth selling Mo < iketo
Prlnco Richard Past Time 147
BRIGHTON J1EACH ENTRIES
Selling 2yenrold flveelchths of a mile
i > l > biict 1 < H Baron Knight 102 Explorer
Oi June Collins 102 Aliumndn 107 Discuss
Bernard W It Condon 102 Trespass 00
tunning 100
Mllo nnd onesixteenth Attllln OS Fhing
Ruttre s no Penlnsiiln 111 Pott Itoynl
113 Chiron 08 Francesco 121
Fle nnd onehnlf furlongs maiden 2ycar
oldsKenucky Rose 10l Muzlo North
ern Light Jerry Bernnrd Mlchnelnms
Imlnclble Tom Lnwsou John Levin 11
Mnmsellc 100 Yard Arm 112 Florhnm Lass
l Gr ft lnnr ° 7 0lUu i10 Cnn Kemper
Vhn 112 rrankltn C 100
x i J111 w l ht handlcap
Hlmself 137 Wealth 134 The Amnion 13i
The Regent 132 lielle of Lexington 128
Sntlro 120 Military 124 Gulden lid Ocln
walia Candling 118 Essene 110 Sedition
11aMile
Mile and oneeighth selling Alslko 103
Kallf 107 Marothen W Mo keto 03 Loiie
Fisherman 01 Fatalist 100 Dossle fed
Courtenaj 04
Mile and onesixteenth 3yearold fll
llesTorchllght Pat Excellence Bis
erta Bessie McCarthy Star of the West
Barouche Evelyn Maud 110
Wnshlngton July 10 Washington hit
Howell bard In the enrly stages of todays
game
Score R II E
Washington 231 000 Olx 7 11 o
Baltimore 010 020 000 3 0 1
Cnrrlck nnd Clark Shields Howell nnd
Robinson
Boston July 10 Boston won by clean
hitting In the seventh nnd eighth Innings
Score It H K
Boston 000 010 llx3 8 a
I hlladelphla 010 000 O0O1 4 a
Young and Crlger Mitchell nnd Schrcrk
Cleveland July 10 Jo outpttched Veag
er today
Score It h E
Cleveland 000 000 2012 5 3
Detroit 000 Ofifl tim4 3
Joss nnd Wood Teager and McGuIre
National League
Played Won Lost
Pittsburg 02
Boston 62
Brooklyn 00
Chicago 03
hlladelphla 68
New York 02
St Louis 65
Cincinnati 63
PC
cot
GSO
C24
420
338
410
420
Pittsburg Pa July 10 Xew rork put
up a great fielding game notwlthitmdlng
thel7 tbree errors tbtt itvtd Er i from
Nashville Tenn July 10 The game to-
day wns a loaf for Nnshvlllc After kno k
lug Weyhlng all over the lot for three In-
nings the locals let up on fa t p y niid In-
dulged tho visitors
Seme R II B
> a bllle 063 02040ii 10 a
Memphis 1KAM20 VM a 11 1
Hill nnd Fisher Weyhlng nud Accorslnl
Chattanooga Tcnn July 10 Chatta
noogaNaw Orleans game postponed ruin
Atlanta Gfl Jnly 10 It required ten
Innings to show a run In the Initial game
of the Little RockAtlanta series
Score n H E
Atlanta 000 000 000 0 0 a
Little Rock 000 000 000 1 1 ti
Henley and Blankeuehlp lolglitt > n Watt
and Lynch
Birmingham Ala July 10BIrmlngham
batted Butler oil over the field tolay and
took the game from Shreveryrt with ease
Campbell was In One form and only al-
lowed four hits three of them being
scratches Errors nlono allowed Bhievepoit
to score
Score R H E
Birmingham 120 010 20x 1 4
Shrcv < port 110 000 O0O 2 4 a
Campbell and Blues Butler nnd Mc
Gulre
WILL PLAY ST V1UIN
Xnshillle Tenn July lOMnnager
Frank of the Memphis baseball team de-
clined tonight to discuss the message of
Secretary Farrell of the Association of
Minor Baseball leagues In reference to his
plajlng Pitcher St Vraln and other men
ywiose contracts nre In controersj Presi
dent Bruce of tho Memphis club who Is
nlso here however freely declared they
intended to play ail tm men In question
tor tho balnnce of the season President
Bruce asserted positively that he wns act
ing under Instructions of Prc ldent Mcklln
of tho Southern league
I
HENLEY REGATTA
Spectacular Features of Closing Day
Marred by Weather
Henley England July 10Unsettled
wenthiT somewhat mnrrd the spectacular
leatures of the closing diy of the rcgutta
but It In no wise diminished the attend-
ance nnd when the rnclng begin the club
lawns iifd iher were Hacked by Immense
throngs
A strong steady wind off the Bucks shorn
ruiide tn water decidedlyrpuglt and gave
a fuh length of advantage to the crews
fortunate enough to drav tnnt tntlon
111 Vi fll 1Lh oat for Grnnd Clinlleug
cup Third Trinity Cambridge beat the
In i d no5 n5 club hf n llStU and a
niiif 1 Hue il
t V 0 I Jj nt for the Diamond Suln
0 llll college Oxford belt
ii ti t
H B
LtherlngtonSmlth nf the Leander
Rowling club by two lengths Time 8M >
In the final htnt for the Wyfold challenge
cup Burton Rowing club bent Kingston
i lncl J two nnd a half lengths
l line i 4l
In tho final hent for tho ladles challenge
Plate University college Oxford bent Etun
by half n length Time 710
In the flnnl bent for the Stewards rlinl
engo cup Third Trinity Cambridge beat
Rowing cub by eight length
Lime 7l4o
TriniU uln 1 0r lb Th > n ehnllenge cup
Trinity Hall Cnmbildge beat Royal School
IliigtliH Time 734
In tbe race for the tWlors chillenge
Jesus college Cambridge beat Balllol cup
lege Oxroid by onrthlrd of n length
Time i0
In the dnal heat for the silver goblets W
Hudley Ward nnd C W II Tnylor Third
lrinlty Cnmbildge beat the London Row
Ing club cntlly Time 830
LOCAL BASEBALL NEWS
Galveston Club Is to Be Here Sunday
to Play the Cawthons
The Cnwthon baseball club will play
the Wilsons of Galveston next Sunday
The Meltors nre the best club lu Galveston
hn Ing defeated the Santa Fo the Oremcu
and Chips of the Old Block all of tlm
cy In their lineup will be noticed several
of the Lake Charles team that club lint lug
disbanded recently Lutlch Olstii oDiil
and Eddlo McDonald formerly of tho Lake
i hnrles team will Zc In the game The
patrons may look for a much tettir game
than OnltcHtou has been putting up ns
they are now strengthened by tho iibote
Plf The lineup will be as follows
Wilsons Pete Osrer catcher Lullch
pitclicr J Wiggins shortstop Hcrzog left
field Brown center field Maxwell right
field
CawthonsChlldress catcher Foster
pitcher K McDonnld first sbaset Scarbor
ough second bnse Wllron third base
Angus
McDonald shortstop OJIre left
field Rlolly center field Hayes right
field
Eddie McDonald has nn offer of f75 per
per month to pa > with the Dallas league
team
Clarence Xclvm ts now pitching for Cor-
pus Christ nnd Is doing well hating
pitches seven games and won them all
Jack Wiggins nn rtl Houtton hor ttlll
play first ba e for the Wilsons Sunday
FINAL DECISION
Frank Will Be Expelled If He Persists
in Playing St Vrain
Chnttanooga July 10 J A Farrell sec
retary of the National Baseball league In-
n message to Mnnnger Frank of the Mem
phl tenm playing Pitcher St Vrnln sayn
In tho matter of Insubordination it has
never lieen denied that Frnnk attempted
to nnd actually did defy nnd disobey or
derii to stop at Vxaln from playing That
J closed Tho penalty must ntnnd
If Frank persists In defylag the supreme
governing power of his profession It I
the bosTds Intention to expel him forever
W01 thlt Manager Frank will
piay st Vraln tomorrow in defiance of tbe
mandate of the National officials
Shooter Arriving at Lampasas
Ltmpasss Texas July 10 The adranee
ptard of trap shooters who will taks psrt
SL iw J dife
+ j vVVVH
HOUSTON DAILY POST FRIDAY MORNING JULY U 1902
FIRST REAL SENSATION IBSChu a woa or
Score n it u
Of the Season Created at Delmar by
Cheneys Actine
CRACK SPRINTERS NEATLY BEATFN
Six Furlonn Handicap Captured by Half a
Lenoth With an Amartno Burst
of Speed
Louis July lOThe
first real sensa
of tho racing season for In 8t
Louis came today at Delmar when Actine
nn 8yearola from the stable of 8 G
Cheney backed from loo to 1 to 10 and
to 1 nt post time captured the six
rurloug handicap the feature of the card
from such crack sprinters nt St Cuthbcrt
ond Oklahoma This pair were fighting It
ont through the stretch when Actine who
had been taking It back lu
easy the
ruck came nt the last sixteenth post with
an amazing burst of speed and beat Okla
homa to the wire by half a length Louis
Wagner was tho only winning favorite
s
La siawrv sin r SaeTop
HarSn TttBeri a4e91 MbUIb
Bar iilS nsSrIon J711 Halmls
11DH
oi
beri X nc OKIn < yma c h
T0 ld0r retohn M a
lavl T0Ttaef l5
J ° n1 a sixteenth nelltngKttty Clyde
Zazcl Ida Penzance
Time l4UVi
Pittsburg 000 loo 000 1 i
Now York 002 001000 8 10 ft
Lcercr and Bmlthr Evans and Bowerman
Bt Louis July lCFor the second day
running n tie game wni played at League
Pork between 8t LouU nud Brooklyn
They battled twelve innings
Score h H c
St Leuis ooo one coo coo
Btookiyn 100 0U0 001 WWJ u tl
Wicker Murphy and ONcll Hughes and
Ahcaru
Chicago July 10 Tho visitors cro
blanked today by Mencfeea grand pllchtnj
Score R 11 K
Chicago 001 101 oix 4 in u
Philadelphia < 000 KO li > o 8 3
Mtnefec and Chance Uugglcbr nud
Oooln
Cincinnati Jply lOThc Cinclnnatls and
Bostons played an Interesting game here
today
Bcore n a k
ancluuatl 000 13002XO t i
Boston OX 120 000 3 JO 4
Uwlng Thlclman and lcltt Willis and
Klttrtdge
7
STOCK RVDUCTIOH SALE
Mens Finest Suits
In tho shoot tomorrow nnd Saturday Is
beginning to nrrlve Conspicuous among
tho nrrltals are Paurote of Fort Worth
Bryan Heard of Houston Powell nnd Huff
of Angelo nnd Shcrlll of Temple Tho at
tendance promises to ba very large The
contest between Fnurote nnd Wilcox is n
great drawing card The opinion of spots
meu Is that the contest ivill be a wnlk
oter for neither man and that tho winner
will not be known until the contest Is
over
STATE TENNISJTOURNAMENT
Cresson and Russ Won the Champion-
ship in Doubles
Brcnham Texas July 10As previously
stated In Wednesdays report Walthall and
i Jtl i 0f At ° nl0 defeated Key nnd
< lolblc wblcn Placed them In the
finals
In U10 match between Holdon nnd Sew
Wni lctorlu > n sc ° fo of
3 Wi t
Snrnrd then defaulted to Holland
The next was the contest of the tourna
ment Key and Key of Austin vs Hoilauu
and Low of Bnmham In doubles The
three et resulted In a victory for Key
and Key with n score of 0 4 II 75
1 A Low Jr defeated Waltbnll 0 4
01 Low also defeated Waiicr Wnltbnll
by n score of 04 01
Hnllnnd defeated Ixnr after n closely con
tested game with n score of 14 Tills put
Mr T A Hnllnnd In line for the Stnte
championship of Texns held by Mr Hemp
Russ of San Antonio
The final In doubles was jilnved Thursdnv
morning between Key and Key vs Cres
son nnd Russ n follows n 2 01 I I
In fntor of Cresson nnd Russ I
The finals for the Slate ehnmplonshlp In
singles was played nt fi oclock between
Russ nnd Holland Buss won by n score
of Russ 8 0 0 4 Holland 0 3 0 3
Hon N H Tracys Big Catch
Corpun Christl Texas July 10 Hon N
II Tracy State senntor from the Rork
dale district l In Corpus Christl nccoin
pnnled by hH family Mr Tracy In nn
nrdent lover of the piscatorial nrt nnd on
Tuesday ho Innded thlrtvslx pounds of
dim largo trout from n skiff nnd yesterdny
ho iciittirfil forth and Innded scveiit > nve
pounds of trout nnd othf < r pedes of fish
The Texas League
At Dallas Dallas Tt Corslcnnn ri
At Fort WorthFort Worth 13 Paris 2
JONES STILLJN THE RACE
Refuses tp Accept Defeat by Clarke as
in Any Sense Final
GlobeDemocrat
Little Rock Ark July 8Senator Jones
passed through Little
Rock today en routa
to his home nt Hope
Tho last State convention had no Juris
diction In tho matter said the senator In
ltTJ 0 l m > t > to tils candidacy for
Jf i5 Vtc n h0 lnttBr rest en
i i
tlrelt In tiK > hands of tbo rations renrc
STtfrilfc h0 n senators
districts Governor Clarke nnd myself
SSifr 1 retMM which wo
el nt t c e representatives I
think will and
ought to vote as thet jro
nstructcd Whether or not my name shall
be brought up ns a cnndldnte depends ei
t rely upon my friends when the time for
tbe election comes I 00 not care to makt
nny further statement In regnrd to It nt
present
Hare you any statement to make In ro
sard to the letter of Governor Davis to
President ItoowcItJ
I hail not Keen the letter yet snld
Senator Jones Ono of my friends who
had read It told me of It I hnve 10 state
ncnt to make From Its direction I have
no Interest In the matter I do not know
tlm governors sentiments nnd In fact I
rire less
Senator Jones was then asked why he
had toted for tbe Pamuiin caunl route
I voted for It liicawe I believe It the
shortest and best lu every way ho re
pled The goternment hnd appointed
nine eminent men who after a personal
and careful Inspection of both routes re
ported unanimously In favor of Panama I
could not conscientiously Tote directly
against the report of these gentlemen when
the
I roached Investigation same conclusion from a personal
O J < W O 3R X J
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iAjS asiKgo iw j
Choice of the finest Suits made
25 30 and 35 Unlimited
variety of materials and patterns
from makers of the highest grades
of Clothing Three and Tour
Button Sack Styles Stock Re-
duction Sale price
WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities
Washington July lOEaUern Texas
lnlr Lrldny except shower In northeast
pnr Ion Sntaurday fair and warmer light
turlnblc winds
Cotton Region Bulletin
Report for the tweutyfour hours ending
nt 8 a in 76tu lueildlnn time
Tnylor
Tempernlure
Abilene MgJ
Unlllug r 1
fevliie p
Blanco m
Jlreniinm m
Brownwood pu
Corpus Christl m
toislcaun pt
uiro
Dallas
Dublin
Fort Worth
iiiiltcMon
reiiitlllo
Hearne
Iltiirlcttn
Houston
Jluntstllle
JCrmllie
Lampasas
Lnilgvlftv
Jilllng
Nnrogdnehes
Iabstlno
Paris
Hnn Antonio
San Marcos
Ulisrninn
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Tyler 7
Waco pa
Wnxabachlc 07
Wcatlierrord mi
Wharton m
illn Rainfall
70
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70
71
72
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General Observations
Observations taken by the United Mates
weather bureau nt a p m 7 h meridian
time Tempera nam
Davenport Iowa
Dodge City Kan
IM Iafco Texas
Gnltvston Texas
Jucksontllle Ill
Kana < Cltv Mo
tllrmpuls Tenn
Jlonlgomery Ala
Nashville Tenn
Xiw Oilcans La
Norlh Platte Neb
Oklahoma O T
Omaha Xel
ture
Abilene Texas t > 2
Ainirlllo Texas OS
Atlanta On fc2
Corpun Christl Texas fi1
Palestine Texas 78
Kan Antonio Texas S2
St Louis Mo 71
HI Paul Minn 71
Vlcksburg Mo 7fl
Atlanta
Augusta
A
71
78
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80
P2
82
tn
70
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District Averages
Htntiu Temperature
reptg Mix Mn
13 0 2Z
11 VI 74
fall
18
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fill
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Charleston 5
Galveston 21
Little Hock is
Memphis m
Mobile 11
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Hiivnminli
Vlcksburg
Wilmington
1 1
worth up to
Men s Trousers
The entire stock of a Ivellhwlvn maker of
Men s Finest Trousers bought bclolv market
balue made to sell at 6
7 and 8 priced during
Stock Reduction Sale t
WSA S4 TROUSERSstriped and
clieckecl Worsteds
Cheviots and Flannels sue Cl mm
clal price in Stock Reduction Sale iJ3
Underwear Sale
shipment delayed of Mens Fine Lisle
silk stripes and solid colors all sizes
nt Stock Reduction Sale price
Balbriggan and Lisle Undershirts and Drawers regular 5oc values white
and solid colors all full fashioned garments Stock Reduction
SacPrice 35c
Th New xflore far JVomen fes > ttmb r IS
ED KIAM Mammoth Clothier
10
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Pure
Mixed Paints
and
Colors
These paints are the standard ol
quality from Maine to California
We have he agency for all Texal
and invite inquiries from dealers who
want a brand of paint they can al-
ways recommend and can sell at s
prolit
JAHESBUTE
HOUSTON
Ese Oream Freezers
135
C L Theo Bering Ilardwe Store
Maln tr t and Capitol Avenue
WURTZBURCOR MALT EXTRACT
For sale
pint bottle
by all druofjisti 15o
00M
10
l
18
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Bexar County After Corporations
San Antcnlo Terns July 10 The county
commissioners pitting as a board of equal
ization hnd the representatives of big cor
porations before them today and raised
valuations In nearly every case The Sail
Antonio Rrcwlng association wns raised
from 250COO to 253000 the Hot Sulphur
Wells Sanitarium and hotel from S12000
o T08000
company
the Western Union Telegraph
from 0200 to 22000
And many other painful and serious
ailments from which most mothers
suffer can be avoided by the use of
Frleai
Mojhais This great remedy
is a Godsend to women carrying
them through their most critical
ordeal with safety and no pain
No woman who uses Motbers Friend need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth for it robs the ordealof its horrqr
and insures safety to life of mother and child and leaves her in
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery Thenmild is
also healthy strong and
good naturea Our book
Motherhood is worth
its weight in gold to every
woman and will be sent free in plain
envelope by addressing application to
BradfieJd ftaaulator C Atlanta Ga
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