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MARTIN 108-410 Congress Ave. and Both Electrician. phones 320. AUSTIN WHITE LIME CO. Manufacturers of White Lime and Fire Brick, in Cement, Plaster, Hair, Sewer Pipe, Acme ment Plaster.

CeA. F. MARTIN BROS Cifice 415 Congress Avenue. DUD CRYSTAL MOORE. SALOON Fine' Wines, Liquors Proprietor.

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Miss Rosalie Cross, aged 23, Washington. Lucy Millican, Danwood, D. C. Mrs. L.

A. Barnes, Terra Cotta. Edward L. Garrett, aged 45, Washington. Otis White, Brookland, D.

C. Mrs. Brown, wife of Commodore Brown, Washington. Mary E. Baldwin, Washington.

Dr. E. G. Harris, died in hospital. Francis Cunlow, aged 18 months.

Magdelina Wright, aged 8, a negro, Baltimore. Unidentified negro at Providence hospital. arRaymond, hospital, Sturgeon, making 16 months total dead old, fifty-three. Mortuary EPH N. MAYFIELD.

Pioneer Citizen of Travis County Dies at Ripe Age. Eph N. Mayfield, aged 74 years, died yesterday after a protracted illness at his home, 1208 Trinity street. He was born at Nashville, February 27, 1833, came with his parents to Texas when about 11 years old and settled with them in Travis county when about 18 years of age, residing here continuously ever since. He was married in 1867 to Miss Polly Mussett: His father was sheriff of Travis county fifty years ago when A.

W. Terrell was district judge. He entered the Confederate army as a of the first company from this county, to be sent to Virginia, serving under Captain Carter and fought through to the surrender. The last years of the war he was in General Tom Green's brigade. For the past four years he has I been one of the watchmen at the capitol.

He was a good citizen, a loyal friend, devoted husband and a loving and indulgent father. A man of fine physique and a strong constitution the confinement of the last few months trying indeed to him, but when finally he was brought to realize that his strong body was wasting and death near he became resigned. He was conscious to the last and as he sat in his easy chair just before he died a sweet calm and beautiful peace come over his face and with a loving farewell look into the eyes of each of his children present he passed to the great beyond. Just an hour before he had expressed to a friend his readiness to die and his belief in a life everlasting. Surviving him are his widow and seven children and also a sister, Mrs.

Mary Rountree who lives near Bluff Springs. The remains will be interred in the state cemetery, the funeral to be held tomorrow. Mrs. Mary 'Reilly. Mrs.

Mary Reilly, aged 72 years, died in this city early yesterday morning. The remains were shipped by Undertaker Rosengren to Corsicana yesterday. Mrs. John Sellstrom. Mrs.

John Sellstrom, aged 24 years, died at her home in Manor early yes-. terday morning after a very short illness. The remains will be taken to Hutto for interment. She was of a prominent lumberman of Manor. FAMOUS RAJAH DEAD.

He Fell Over Precipice While in Flight. The Hague, Dec. 31 -The famous Rajah of Goa islands or Celebes. Dutch East Indies, who had for many years caused trouble the government authorities has been found dead in a ravine. A Dutch punitive force discovered the rajah's stronghold on Christmas day, but the chieftain fled with half a dozen followers.

During his flight the rajah and his companions fled a precipice into a ravine and the whole party were killed. REWARDS FOR BAD MEN. Vardaman Wants Negro and Three White Men of Kemper County. Jackson, Dec. Governor Vardaman today offered a reward of $250 for the negro, Tom Simpson, who participated in the Kemper county troubles by killing Constable O'Brien and also offers a reward of $250 for the three white men, Dan Kerr, Hal Byrd and Ernest Bryan, who killed the negro Calvin Nicholson and then burned his residence.

NEGRO SOLDIER CAUGHT. Investigation Disclosed Fellow Who Made Trouble at Leavenworth. Leavenworth, Dec. official investigation of the disturbance between a street car conductor and negro soldiers the night before Christ-. mas has been completed and it is learned that Private Stewart, Troop Ninth cavalry, threw bricks into the electric car.

Stewart will be courtmartialed. was no hesitation on the part of either the negroes or the white soldiers in telling they knew and the investigation developed that Stewart jumped through a window and threw bricks, although he not take part in the fight. Street Car Hit Loaded Wagon. Now Orleans, Dec. 31.

William Grant was killed and half a dozen other passengers on a Tulane street car were injured tonight in a collision between the and a wagon loaded with piles. The car crashed into the wagon on a dark street. The motorman and driver were arrested. Strawberry Shipments. Houston, Dec.

31-Strawberry shipments to this place are getting to be quite heavy. This mid-winter delicacy commands a price of $4 per twentyfour quart crate. The demand is strong. Protection for State Solor.s. The lobbyist should be required to wear two numbers, one in front and one behind, so that he can neither anproach nor back up on the unsuspecting legislator.

The way to reform is to (Kansas) Signal. Making a Choice. "You worked for my election because you thought I was the better man, didn't you?" asked the official. "Nope," answered Farmer Corntossel: "the less of two ton Star. That Agonized Look.

"What means that glare the women I asked of pretty Grace. "Be not afraid," replied the maid; "that's just the Christmas Bulletin. Same Trouble Everywhere. We have a brother in our church who belonged to several other denominations, before they he have came the to same us, and trouble he everywhere; impossible to year- get a Osborne $2000 preacher for $750 a (Kan.) Farmer. The Safe Minister.

"I guess the new minister do down at church is likely to be fixture Zion there for life." "Why, the members of the congregaclaim they, can't make head or ton tall out of his sermons." So he isn't likely to be accused of heresy." Ledger. NEW YEAR RACE MEET NEW AND FAST HORSES ON THE PROGRAM FOR RACES THIS AFTERNOON AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. INTEREST IN EVENTS Local Steeds Are Pitted Against Number From Adjacent Points. Some of Those to Appear on Track. The management of fair association, in order to keep the racing spirit alive in Travis county, and encourage the raising of blooded stock, organized a matinee race meet on Christmas day which proved be a great success, so much so in fact that it was decided to repeat the program this afternoon.

Some new and fast horses have been brought in, an interesting program, which will include five races, has been arranged, fair and the grounds meet at 2: will 30 be o'clock held today. Among the horses which will be entered is Diamond winner of two races on Christmas day and opposed to this horse Pepperbox is named as one of the favorites. Other horses to be entered for the running races are Ran Riley, Martin and Eli. For the harness races District Attorney Warren W. Moore will enter his fine harness horse, and other entries for the events will probably include Dud Moore's steed, and also entries by J.

Schapiro, Will Todd and Joe Smith of Del Valle. Harry Hooper, Dick Bergen and Baroness Siboney will also be seen on the track today. The day bids' fair to be very fine, the track is reported in splendid condition and fast and it is expected that the sport this afternoon will prove unusually good, Jim Martin starter and Forest Beaty in the pudges' stand. Running Races Fair Grounds. New Orleans, Dec.

Three jockeys fell with their mounts and two of them were somewhat seriously injured during the third race at the Fair Grounds today. At the three pole, Expect to See fell, knocking Jockey D. Austin unconscious. The Scout fell over them throwing and slightly injuring Jockey Noone and Jockey Smith's collarbone was broken as his mount, Harry Gardiner, stumbled. Sir Mince Meat, the favorite won this race by twelve lengths.

Several interesting but unverified rumors were afloat at the track todav. among them being one that night races would be run by electric light during Mardi Gras. Weather clear, track fast. Five and a haif furlongs, selling: Pinsticker, Foxhall, Chieftian. Time, 1:10.

Six and a half, furlongs: Helen Lucas, John Kaufman, Pompadour. Time. 1:24 4-5. Five furlongs: Sir Mince Meat, Br'tanby, Odd Trick. Time, 1:03.

Mile: Missouri Lad. Harry Scott. Polly Prim. Time. 1:43: 2-5.

Mile and seventy yards: Haynakis, Terns Rod. Time, Dream. Mile and a sixteenth: Abe Mever. Fonsoluca, Bitter Brown. Time.

1:51. Oakland. Francisco, Dec. the weather today was clear, the Oakland track was muddy. Beachwood was an easy winner of the mile and a sixteenth event, Nonie Lucille galloped over the futurity course, winning as she pleased.

Furze. Time, 1:04 1-5. Five furlongs: Rose Cherry, Calla, Six furlongs: Grace St. Claire. Bragg, F.

Cugelt. Time. 1:16 Da David Futurity Boland, course: Margrane. Nonie Lucille. Time, 1:13 -1-5.

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Mae Cook, Washington. Infant child of Mae Cook. Dr. A. E.

Harris, dentist, Washington. Henry Higbie, Brookland, D. C. George Higbie, aged 7, son of Henry Higbie. Nellie Cole, York, Pa.

Mary Lippold, aged 30, Brookland, D. employe of the bureau of engraving and printing. A. E. Lowe, clerk.

Theodore Mertz, street car conductor, New York. McCaghey, youngest son of J. A. McCaghey, Baltimore, chief clerk to General Superintendent Bent of the Baltimore and Ohio. McCaghey, aged: 14, son of J.

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Chase and infant child, South Brookland, D. C. Carrie Cornwell, aged 22, Washington. Lula V. Kolb, aged 25, Washington.

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Los Angeles, Dec. race was changed from a 31steeplechase as scheduled and run over the flat at a mile and a half. Mile and a half on the flat: Casadore, Dr. Satchel. 2:54.

Seven Laughery, furlongs: Lucrece. See Time. Thus." J. 1-4. S.

Mile: Colonel Bronston, Susie Christian, Merrill. Time, 1:30 1-4. Mile and a sixteenth. handicap: Varieties, Dusty Miller, Reservation. 1:50 1-2.

Five and a half furlongs: Virgilia Lorraine, St, Albans, Happy Rice. Time, 1:11 3-4. Brooks course: Jack Adams. Ding Dong Baldo, Time, 2:07 3-4. New Orleans Entries.

First Race, Three-fourths Mile, Selling-Spider Web 88, Pierrott 96, Veribest 102, Miss Ferris 102, Donna 107, Sonsideration 108, Merrick 109, Fox Hall 109, Tom Mankins 111, Ancastor 113, Paul Clifford 113, Woodsaw 113, Lady Henrietta 114, Wild Irishman 116, Pity 114. Second Race, Five-eighths Mile, Handicap--St. Joe 80, Sveer 85, Monere 85, Lucy Young 90, Calabash 94, Lady Henrietta 95, Canyon 97, Alencon 98, Gentian 98, Mince Meat 99, Palloday 100, Ralbert 101, 105, Meadow Breeze 105, 108, 109, Taboggan 116. entry. Gardner entry.

Third Race, Three-eighths Mile; Two Year Olds--Dick Rose 112, Capucine 112, Violet H. 112, Grace W. 112, Hazel M. 112, Whiskbroom 112, Star of Woodstock 112, Poem 112, Liberty Ville 112, Lulu B. 112, Rebel Queen 112, Gremse 112, No Engine 115, Gee Whiz 115, Taro 115, Southern Knight 115.

Fourth Race, One Mile and Seventy yards, Handicap- 88, Elfall 90, Kemp Ridgeley 95, Pompadour 97, Western 103, Deoro 104, 1104, Jacomo 112, Post 116, 119. O'Neill entry. entry. Fifth Race, One Mile--Jacomo 90, Lally 90, Sir Toddington 95, Red Light 105, Henry Watterson 105, Phil Finch 112, Besterling 112. Sixth Race, One Mile and Seventy Yards, Selling- Broken Melody 92, Lady Vimont 92, Gold Duke, 94, Frank Flesher 99, Henry Bosworth 102, Lady Charade 105, Erla Lee 110, Quinn Brady 110, Gladiator 112, Jack Lory 112, Gauze 115, Aggie Lewis 115, Jungle Imp 115, Langford James 119, Clifton Boy 117.

Weather clear; track muddy. Oakland Entries. -The Mighty, Anvil, 107; Sir First Race, Thirteen Mile Carter, 107; Prestige, 105; Fred Bant, 104; Metlakatta, 100; Lord Nelson, 99. Second Race, Mile, Selling- Orchan, 110; Dorado, 107; Watchful, 105; Alina Boy- 102; Darthula, Thomas Case, 102; Beechwood, 102; The Only Way, 99. Third Race, Three Mile--Old Daddy, 114; Henry Kelly, 114; Husky, 114; Bunker Hill, 114; Brookleaf, 114; Little Joe, 111; Scott, 111; Parasol, 111; My Heather.

Raconteur, 111; Thomas Calhoun, 114; Feristone, 114. Fourth Race, Handicap, Mile and an Eighth--Borghesia, 120; Proper, 119; Logestella, 118; Sir Edward, 110; Tony Faust, 110; Corrigan, 104; Ramus, 100; Joe Coyne, Fifth Race, Futurity Course, Selling -Burleigh, 115; Banposal, 105; Vanness, 105; Edith Jamse, 103; Chief Wittman, 102; Plausible, 94; chant, 95. Sixth Race, Mile and Fifty Yards, Selling- Clydeo, 116; Baker, 110; King Cole, 107; Joe Coyne, 105; Governor Davis, 104; Neptunus, 99; Clamor, 96; Mabel Hollander, 88. Weather clear; track heavy. Ascot Entries.

First Race, One Mile, Selling-Sheriff Bell, 107; Fox Lake, 107; Tattenham, Resperater, 104; All Right, 99; Fancasta, 99; Rosinini, 102: Parvo, 102; Marpessa, 102; Seed Cake. 102; Myrtle Second Race, Three-eighths Mile. 2- Year-Olds, Purse -Decorator. 110: Bonnie Barn, 110; Early Tide, 110; Booger Rod, 110; Bandazo, 110: Kismet, 110; Argentine, 110; Gigana, 107; Town Talk, 107; Cannie M. Velma 107; Katie Raines.

107: of Orleans, 107; 107; Jane, 107; 110. entry. entry. Third Race, One Mile-Belvoir. 107: Kingsman, 107; Nibilick, 104: Uncle Henry, 104; Komombo, 104: Turkey Foot, 102; Elizabeth F.

102: Lydia Wrousman, 101; Pyrrho, 99; Van Hope, 104; Viona, 102. Fourth Race, the Rose Selling Stakes $2000 Added, One Mile and a Sixteenth Miller, 104; Court, 104; Van Tramp, 103; Bryan, 102: Entre Neus, 104; Amuskoday, 100; Cigar Lighter, 99; Gorgalette, 97; Euripides, 99: J. F. Donohue, 95. Dusen entry.

Fifth Race, One Mile, Purse- Yellow Kid, 105; Moliner, 105; Bush Whacker, 97; 97; Vandola, 105; Adams, 95; Veritas. Vinot, 97; Sanbado, 105: Bannell, Spartan, 98. Sixth Race, Futurity Course--Revolt, 114; Confessor, 111; Prince Magnet, 107: Sals, 107; Redan, 106; Lord Provost, 106; Pimkin, 97; Kitty McCarty, Ila, 106; Bologna, 104: Rodolfo, 104; Round Dance, 102; Lord Rossington, 100; Miss Marka, 101; Suzannah. 95. Weather cloudy, track sloppy.

SELECTIONS FOR TODAY'S RACES. New Orleans. Ancestor, Spider Web, Wild Irish- man. McCormick entry, Meadowbreeze, Toboggan, Dice Rose, Gee Whiz, Libertyville. Goldblatt entry, Western, Desro.

Phil Finch, Besterling, Sir Toddington. Broken Melody, Frank Flesher, Erla Lee. Oakland. Lord Nelson, The Mightv. Fred Bent.

Dorado, Orchan, Darthula. Old Daddy, Fire Stone, Little Joe. Hildreth entry, Sir Edward, Proper. Vanness, Burleigh, Plausible. Baker, Neptunus, King Cole.

Ascot. Foncasta, Parvo, Respirator. Bonnie Barn, Velma Booger Red. Uncle Henry, Van Hope, Elizabeth F. Gorgolette, Euripedies, Bryan.

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