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HOUSTON DAILY POST: TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17. -Lrirj-ljxrtSLnj-S jj mi Lnj-uiTLru-ir -i Anti-Trust Lawyer Made $4,500,000 on Bethlehem Steel Investment of $120,000 IMIMIIIIlllllffllllllllBlllBM Samuel Untermyer, who at counsel for th Pujo money trust commute of the Tiouse of representative grilled J. P. Morgan and most of tn gret financiers when he had them on tho wltrffcss stand, Is reported to have made a profit of $4,500,000 on Bethlehem Steel, the Charles M. Schwab company, which ia working night and day to fill war orders for Euro- Bethlehem Rteel common opened the other day at SOS.

a new high record, with a gain or seven points over me ilnv'a nm It was generally reported that Mr. Un; termver hi huldlnar of Bethle hem common at a nominal value of IS a Stop the waste in your supply room! share. Wall street heur.l that wnen tne old United States Shipbuilding company was reorganised under Mr. I ntermyer's guidance he received the block of 16,000 shares In lieu of a fee ut the $8 price. Thla Mr.

Untermyer denied. He said he bought the stock many years ago because of his confidenc in the corporation under the guidance wt'harles M. Schwab, whom he considers a great manufacturer as well us a most wonderful salesman. Mr. I'nterniyer said further he did not want anvbodv misled into Duy Ing or selling Bethlehem Hteel upon mis representation of his holdings or his atti tude toward the future of the company.

SUMMARY OF NEWS Investigate tout reserve stocks of stationery and supplies today. If you find them piled haphazard, covered with dust and dog-eared with tossing about, you are losing money needlessly. It Is easily possible for you to keep these stocks trim, instantly get-at-able and la good order. Library Bureau has made it so. Steel storage shelving exactly suited to your needs, in quantities however small or large you may require, are here at your call.

Staunchly built, easy to set up, economical of space and sanitary. Its saving In waste and inconvenience will many times offset the cost. Phone us to call, or visit our salesroom. Catalogue on request THE WEATHEK (Assoeiattd Press KtPort.i WASHINGTON. Aiianft to.

East Ts Rain Tueaday. cooler ei.vpt In eairem eaat WedDeaday probably fi Weat Texas Kslr Tu-w iy eieent ruin In ex- mm treat eaat; WsdecrJa- fair. I.oulalana Sala Wednesday fair. Forecaat tor Hoaatoo ami vicinity Tuesday Claudy weather with alTonf wiDds Temperature utreoiea and precipitation al Houston for 24 boars ending 7 p. as.

Monday b4. minimum 7.V ini'l). HBie International Jury ofAwdnl selected FATIMAV the only cigarette to be awarded.tbe GRAND PRIZE', the highest award given to any cigarette at the PANAMA- PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION SJL Library Bureau J88. Murafactvrias dtatributor of Atmospheric pressure at llmiton at 5 p. m.

Monday, tea level rvauirg. simH Tuttlav iu. iiunset i :02 p. Comparative temperature record at Houston ror AUguac so: 191 at JJ JJ U' system. Unit cabinet! in wood and steel.

1914. 7S 1X7 S.I ill rak9 (4 r. c. Manager 1 Southern Pacific Houston ft 1 a. Noon s' A p.

a ra Relative humidity. 7 a m. .1. 2 p. 9.1 m.

91. Houston Calendar for Today. POST WAKT AD Reaular weekly luncheon of Houston SHIP Ascription Business Ad club at Bender at noon. Texas Woman's fair meeting at Feder ated club rooms at Munn's at 10 a. m.

Amusements. Key Theater "The Cup of Life." L. and greater the beat proof 'that thla department has the the doctors of Houston. You'll run no riak with your pre-, if you send them to Blsmark Park Swimming, dancing and moving pictures. Sunnel Tnternrrer.

Queen Theater "The Toast of Death." jj lals Theater "Driven by Fte." Mexico. AMERICAN DOLLAR THE Lattleehln New nn.1 I-Cislnna Phone Preston 161. were ordered to Vera i rui to replace lUe gun lwatj Marietta ami Sui-ram-uM. PHARMACY IT WAS REPORTED Sin Ii'ff. Cal.

that all the VIII troop along the Mexican division the Southern jre lielni scut to No- RULED IN FINANCE Cigarette gale A FORCED LOAN of tlOO.vHKi. levied hy Villa CATHOLICS TOLD .17. thai Jim BrittluxliJtn corpora tion at Gomes, has been lifted, according to GEORGIA IS BEING SHOWN VITALITAS Sensational Drops Recorded by K.l I'aso advices. AMERICANS arrlvlnc Brownsville rrom Inferior XIilco reuoru-il threat ly Mex OF YEAR'S WORK Virtually AD Foreign Exchange. ican Midlers because of riagrferaleri If ports of tne border ntus.

iiniiiiiiim. GKN.ERAI. P. E. CAI.I ES.

in rply to the Tun-Amerirau peace message, referred the i-tate department an-1 the Ijitin-Anifricnus to Pound Sterling, Heretofore Stand Federation of Societies Also Was Carrauaa aa being "the cUW of the uutiou. Wonderful Texas Product Attracts Wide Attention Tests Made Daily. liKXICANS, number! 100. crossed the border Into Texas last night carrying ont au lleirert Urged to Work for Peace. plan to march on Mereetles, HlditKo county.

Cornoral Wilmau. troop O. Twelltii eavalry. ard, Beached New Low Depth, Sue to Clamor for Pay on Foreign Contracts. wa killed and Xieutenant Roro Henry and Private Jackton of the same troop nere wounded.

Eenort of Secretary Matre Was Washington, tV. W. RUSSELL, former minister to the Do- Associated Prtss Retort. I NEW" YORK. August 16.

The Ameri State Bank and Submitted Yesterday to the Federation, Giving Outline of Progress. mlmran rennhiie. na ueen en oy I'resiaeni Wilson to sm-c-ed Jamea M. Sullivan, tne min ister who reeeutly reaiKOe.l. can dollar ruled the financial world today with an iron grip.

Pounds sterling, francs, lires, virtually all foreign ex Investors may now obtain long time bonds of unquestioned security to net 5 per cent to 6 per cent on the investment. A selected list will be mailed upon request. NEUIIAUS CO. ANNOUNCEMENT waa made tbat the American reply to the German nolo on the sinking of the William l. l-'rye l' rn rivgeultil to the German foreign office.

The test will be given out at today. change, went down to new depths in a torrent of bills that poured into the exchange markets from American manufacturers seeking pay for the bie war contracts of munitions and other supplies purchased here by the warring nations of Europe. STOCKS. BONOS. NOTES.

(Associated Press Fetcrt.) TOLEDO, August 16. A review of the recent activities of the American Federation of Catholic Societies la contained in the report of Anthony Matrs, the national secretary, submitted at today's session of the convention of the federation. A recommendation that the federation adopt a resolution urging the restoration of peace in Europe and that Catholic organizations the world over be asked to Coincident with the startling decline In xchange rates came tiie assertion from an unimpeachable source that every con Trust Company Guaranty Fund Bank 910 Preston Avenue The Non-Interest Bearing and Unsecured Deposits of this Bank are Protected by the State Bank Guaranty Fund of Texas. Open From 8 a. m.

to 5 m. 4co Paul on Time Deposits Your Banking Business Solicited tract macie witn tne American manuiac- NEW YORK STOCKS urers for supplies sent abroad called for We execute orders for these stocks payment in American dollars not EngliBh pounds sterling, which have heretofore been the standard of finance the world Participate in a universal request for Domestic. SILAS V. F.BERSOI.K. former raiuiater.

Veld charged with k.Uliug girl, tuuigcd himself in South Bend. lull. HENRY STARR and Lewis Ete. convicted of bank robbery, -have bt-en taken to the Oklahoma penitentiary at MrAlotftir. MEMBERS of the National Association tf Mercantile agencies meeting in Duluth.

expressed optimism over tbe busings eutlook. MISit BEATRICE ALLES rep3rted to the Chicago police tliat ah Had lieen rolibM during the night vf 1 100 lu money and jewelry valued at 2.000. AT A METHODIST CAMP alEKlINO to be held at New Inox. will be given the preacher aa to opuratiuc movltg picture macbtnes. ANTHONY MATRE.

national secretary of the American of Catholic tiocittieH, iu bis annual report to the convention ut Toledo, urged that all Cuihoilcs work for peace is Europe. DEMAND of American roflnufsetiirers for pay for the goods they sold abroad caused harp fall in the en-muge rate in Wall street yeaterday, but a ra'ly at the close brought I ho agurea back near ilw normal. either on liberal credit, or for cash. over. The Immense losses therefore due Quotations given upon request.

to the decline in foreign exchange rates will be borne, to the last penny, by the foreign buyers, and will not be sustained by the American manufacturers a situ An analysis of the Virginia-Caro ation the opposite of what heretofore lina Chemical would indicate It to be had been the popular belief. desirable purchase. It is now earn The maximum depreciation todav in ing about 22 per cent on its present price of about $35.00 per share. pounds sterling was 4 3-4 per cent below normal, in francs 19 per cent below normal; in Italian lires 26 per cent. In the money markets today the pound sold for only 6.0 francs equalled SI, and (1 purchased 6.48 lires.

These were the Quo WM. B. CO. DIRECTORS March Culmore W. H.

Irvin Bewail Myer V. C. Whitfield W. A. WooJ J.

R. Wllliareson Andrew Dow Dan Japhet Otto Sens H. JdTWilkina C. L. Wllklns tations while rates were at the lowest ebb during the early afternoon.

In the last hour of the business day the presence in A. J. Bins T. J. wing R.

S. Jarett, J. Q. Tabor J. A.

Wilklcs 8TOCK AND BOND DEALER8. 1 wan street of J. f. Morgan, for the first time since the attack on his life six weeks ago, and an informal conference of bankers to consider the exchange situa tion sent rates upward. WE MAKE YOUR TITLE SAFE Sterling closed at 4.67 1-2.

one-half Title Guarantee Co. point higher than it opened and a point and a half under Saturday's close, which established a new low record at the time. Francs gained three points over the low record selling, at 6.99 at the close and lires rebounded a point, closing at Texas, H. PRINCE continued on tbe stand In tbe breweries cas at Austin eater lay. FIKE at Brealan destroyed three buslnen Ituild-ings.

entiling in segregate less estimated st about S1000. THE BENfTENTI Invei tlgatinr enmmiitee, It I announced, wih meet i.i Austin next to compile its report. GOVERNOR FER'JUSOX. It Is tatd. believe tbe fores on the birder I aufficieut, aud will not order out titate troop yet.

GOVERNOR KKUOI'SOV pruelaimeil a tpeeial quarantine line In Clay county to 1'reveut pred of tick tever among rattle. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT made ot Au. tin that tbe encampinont of 8tte militia will be deferred until late septeuilwr or early October. MANUEL ICACA. Villa conwd at J.sredo, waited examination ou charge of recrtlltfut Mexieuu forforelgu aervlje, his bond being fixed at A BROWNSVILLE DI8PATCII ststed that a r-trol of United cavalry wa fired uion near I'rogreso oy Mexican toldfer nc-ron the Itlo Orande.

The lire will returned. Ny me waa reported ln.i-jred. peac aa contained in the report, which concluded with the anonuncement that Pope Benedict had granted to all federation members his apostolic benediction. Affiliated with the federation, the report shows, are 30 national organizations and 25 Catholic institutions. Many or these" national organizations are comprised of natives of the countries now at war, both alliances of the belligerents being represented.

A special committee consisting of the Rev. Richard H. Tierney and John Wha-len of New l'crlc and Henry V. Cunningham, the report said, had called on President Wilson and the secretary of state, and submitted to the latter certified documents disclosing many outrages committed in Mexico against the Catholic church, priests and sisterhoods. An extensive review of the federation's crusade against indecent theatrical performances, moving picture shows, pictures and post cr.rds, also was contained in the report.

In this connection, it was reported that the branch federation in St Louis had suppressed 61,935 indecent and suggestive post cards. A number of placklisted plays, several of which had ieen reproduced in moving picture form, had been suppressed throughout the country by the federation's activities, It was said, and the Introduction of censorship laws in the legislatures of various States was urged. The most flourishing branch of the federation, the report said, was that existing In the arch diocese of Boston under the leadership of Cardinal O'Connell. This federation represents 1,000,000 Catholics. Activities of the federation to prevent the circulation through the malls of scurrilous and slanderous literature were outlined.

The report also Faid: 'The report showed that investigations were made to asf-ertain why. the Associated Press failed to disseminate news regarding the perse ution of. the church in Mexico nnd the reason for suppressing the news of the Fattier Itossman case, mho was given a verdict by a Jury for 11500 damages against a bigoted paper. Explanatory letters on this maUer from the general manager of the Associated Press were presented." MINOR STEWART, President, Phone Preston 115. Second Floor Lumberman Bank Bldg.

I What to do to remedy the situation en Demonstrations and displays ot Vltalr-tas. the wonderful earth product, are be-' Ine conducted in many large cities, particularly throughout the South. In Atlanta hundreds of people are daily testing Vitalitaa and great Interest in the ne product Is aroused throughout the State. Inquiries from everywhere pour In regarding it. Manv come from people wno have despaired of earthly help, but till cling to a faint hope that may have produced something that will bring relief.

They wonder if Vitalitas is that something. In many cases It is performing real modern day miracles for the sick by banishing conditions where all other remedies have failed. It is giving back life to many on the brink of the grave and is demonstrating that Nature is the best doctor of all. No man or woman should despair if they have not tried this mar- velous earth tonic. Vitalitas assists nature in bringing a new glow of vital force that sweeps away stomach troubles, ailments of liver, kidneys, bowels and blood.

It has no harm- ful ingredients. For sale by druggists. Advertisement. OFFICIAL REPORTS OF NATIONS AT WAR GERMAU. (Associated Prtss Report.) i BERLIX.

Aoirust 16 (via London). 3 p. m. Field Marshal Von Mckenzen, continuing his pnrvuit ot the retreating Russians Iron th oath toward Brest-Idtorsk, baa occupied Clal cad Slawatrcie. according to official announcement made by German army headquarters today.

The army of Prince Leopold of Bavaria, preas-iog the Russians from the west, has occupied loavce and MeUiyraoc, the alatrmeul aiMa, The statement follows: 'Western theater: North of Atnmersweiler, uortneaat of liamtnerslrcne Hipper Alsace), a French attack broke down under our fire. "Eastern theater: Army group of Kleld Mar-ahai Voa Hiadeuiiuri During aucceasful atta-ka oai advanced positions at Kovnu. I'M) Humana, including aefen officers, were taken prisoners. A projected attempt to break through the Ruh-siaa lines from the -Narew to tlie Bug. after a rlfraffinr of the Nor'W river, succeeded.

iur pnrsoiug troops reached the hill at Brenak. More i than oOOO prisoners fell into our hands. At Nowgeorglevak Ue dwfeuilr were driien back still iavtber from their trouu of fortification. Amy group of fnia'e ljt-opold of Bavaria: iMring the night the leit wing foutiit its way 1 eeron ths Bug rivr east ot I'ruiiiczru teaat of V' 4ekcwl. Alter Hie center and wing had vaprwred aud Mifnlzyrsec yt-siTtlay our opponents new r'sinlauc only la the aeeiloua of T-Jtuaw and Klukuwka.

be-'' ween Miedxyraec aul Boulla. but U1k rewlvtance was broken down cant Lotm ut daybreak by sa-attack of tbw Sileaiau laiiuniux. Ihe enemy being pursued. "Artny group of Flld Marshal Von alar-ken-anii rureult of the ent-my rmitlnun. Ciale t' glawatycar have Iw-u ccu)ile4l.

Kait of Miodewa our troi are advancing uu the eaat--' era bank of the Bug." FRENCH. (Associated I'rfiS kf port.) PARIS August ltt. 2:40 p. ni. Tbe Vnuvh Vtf offtfc to1a afeve out tbis Klatemput: Tuirra luttrmiuent ctnBODitliuj lt nliut1 nar Sout-lifi n-L iai tlii 1 plut-au nf V' Shmrreu.

uurt.i tlM AUim. TUrt- were iImi tnigvnttuta wilb boflolMt antl iiaudgrfuatiw -he at-ir of luntxei ierea Wud in tbe wfktru-rt uf the Arsuunc In iha VusKra tbe eifvkwlun of a mine nalu-t cuoiiir tr'UcU betweeu Uunibtupt-Jjf Km antl ABtimwciler nuitta It ftoaaible for tia to taa, atuatf prlaoupra an4 to cauturv two tnub tit rowers mud suavblna fiai." BRITISH. iAttocitteJ Presi Rtforl.) LONDON Auarwt 1, :33 p. 1-artou, Harrisgtm and Whitehaven, 4u Cumberland, Kr-gland, on the Irish aa, were bombarded to-v day br O-vmaii submarine, British official tlatenw) wsdght said. Kuoss flte went caused but ta osaaaays wre sligut aud hm werv au isawiliea, lb sutesseat HOT WCATHKR DRINK I' SaaaaaV 'v Hofsford Acid rtiesphat A sssrooall, added to a (laaa of cold tea or Svatas.

with sugar, is dellghftuily re fie thing. iAdtrsrttaeiaaitJi gaged the attention of bankers with international connections at their informal conference late today. It was decided to do nothing, chiefly because the remedy lay across the ocean with the foreign buyers. They and not the American sel Live Sport Items lers, it was esiaDiisnea, were the Houston Clearing House Whereas the Houston Ship Channel will be formally and officially opened to the commerce of the World on THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th, 1915 The Banks composing the Houston Clearing House Association will not be open for business on that date. Therefore, all papers maturing on the above date will be presented for payment Wednesday, August 18th, 1916.

Correspondents are respectfully requested to be governed accordingly In placing orders for transfers, currency shipments, or other business. HOUSTON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION. KANSAS CITY, Auguat 16 Stephen Lockhorn tbe K. C. A.

C. won, the Missouri Vslley lamplouahlp in tne single nere HKiay from Hle- ORT ARANSAS RESIDENTS SEEKING MAINLAND SAFETY fortle Mtellwnger of Mlnneapolla 0 3. 0-3. 0-S. 0-3.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 19. Walter D. Mii8iield ot San Psanclsco ia the winner of the hamnlonahlD of the National fly and Bslt Caat- Corpus Christi Feels Anxiety for nir association, it wa announced today. In the nutional tournament, which wvs concluded beta Houston.

THE SCOTTISH RITE Will confer degree on a elaaa of 80. A NEtJRO wa killed by a Uve wire blown down by the blgh wind. THE first bills of locllng from the port of llouaton have been to h. Kaiser Co. JUDOE PLEASANTS of the court of civil appeal denied au lujiiucilon in the Montrou cuae.

THE COUNTY CONVICTS at Morgan Point v. ere brought to Houston on account ot the atorm. THOMAS A. WILLIAMS, field secretary or the National Highway assocUtiua, hers to wage campaign. Steam Yacht Augrusta Which Sailed for Houston.

i-ateraav, he won tue nuai event, neavy ny eaat-ng. breaking with a cint of 134 feel th aaav- KANSAS CITY, Auguat 18. TU aolt brought by Oeorge Tebeun. owuer of the Kansa City I) Associated Prtss Report.) CORPUS rURISTf, Texas, August H. Amerlcau assoclnlion team, to reatraln Federal leuaue aut'nt from mtklug offer to hi Dlsvers PATENTS Obtained and Iradamarka and eopyrl0nta reBlatered.

Write lor Inventor'e Quid. Book. Offices at T09 Kress Heua. ton, Tenas. Phone Preston 4790.

HARDWAY CATHEY The Commonwealth Trust Co. Does a General Trust uelneas. Handlea AH Kinds Msrketable Bond, W. B. Richards, President.

M. 0. Hargrave, Treasurer. E. B.

Blanton, Mgr. Bond Dept. Real Estate and Rentale In Charge of R. 0. Franks.

waa dlsnilssed twlay iu circuit court. The court's order July 1 had required Tehesu's attorneys to deliver snidnvlts of evldenc to Fd- A large part of the population "of Tort Aransas, an Island town, 23 miles from THE COUNT of tire Jitney petition allowed Hiat YUAN SHI KAI DISCUSSED PLAN TO BECOME EMPEROR jt rf-oniKiiieo a stirpiu or (ou 'our name above ru- nil leugue attorney turee nay oerore Bearing ere, have left the Island in boats for the quireu uuuioer. on the cine, which wna let for I nut Saturday. They wer not delivered. Counsel for Tehsau aid new suit would be filed Immediately.

main land, fearing the tropical storm would cause the island to be flooded to-niKht, The wind was blowinr at th rato of 60 miles an hour at i'ort Aransas to Crockett 1, Nacogdoches 0. (Houston Post SctcUI.) NACOGDOCHES, Tex, Auguat 16. Crockett night, Dut, according to reports here, tho only damage inflicted lias been ilia de dell; Nrofdorhs-Cone and Walts. 8truck Has Been Talking Hatter Over With Prof. Goodnow, Who Is Legal Adviser.

struction of a few bath houses on the defeated Nacogdoches today at Crockett by tho core of 1 to 0. Batterlea For Naeogdoche. Con and White; for Crockett, Olaaler nd Wad-dell. Time of game One hour and ten minutes. Joe Rivera Olven Decision.

1 i. (Assoeiattd Prtss Rtporl.) nrvl'Pll Aneuat 1(1. Jo HlTr of to Better Be Safe Than Sorry STEWART TITLE f' GUARANTY CO. Ground Floor Stewart Bldg oeacn. i i Home anxiety is felt for the yacht Augusta, which left Port Aransas Sunday ror Houston and'whlch has not been reported.

The Augusts, Is owned by Camilla Plllot and his son is aboard and in command. Hits uti con ore uisir s. Ancele awarded a doclsloa oil points over vtna. local llkiitwtlsbt, at the end Lone Star 8, Oulf Refiner B. Tbe Lone Star Oil Company tm defeated th of a IB-sound beet her tonight In wMeh sotb man wee tron Neitlwr tro any marks VhT hattlu.

thonib brth took conaiderabl uun- Atsociafi Prtss Rebort.l PEK1.V August It The project of proclaiming himself emperor Is being discussed by Yuan Shi Kal, president of the Chinese republic, with his Immediate supporters, and Professor Frank Johnson Goodnow, of Johns Hopkins university, legal adviser to the Chinese government, who is spending the summer in Pekln. PLANS for the I'ort luaugural celebatlon were li'ciit9eil st ihe meeting of tb eommltte Monday afternoou. I'KOl'OfALS for road malntenano for sections Jul to 144 Inrlualve In precinct No. 1 were ordered by the coin nil, loners. of tbe movement were giii-ats ut a banquet given by the Chamber of Commore Moodsy noon.

THE STORM ha don coualderabl property damage, along the gulf e-eit and at many point Inland, but ss far a i knewa BO live have been loit. GRAND AMERICAN OPENED. W. Horn Led Fisid on Initial Day In Chicago. (Assoeiattd Prist RtPtrt.l CHICAGO, Auguat 16.

Ta Grant Park introductory ant event of the tournamuit of tbe In-teraut oclatlon which has for fba sssls feature tb Grand American handle), brought wit a of 235 trap shot today: Ths event called for 200 single tsrgets thrown st. unknown aaglt st It yard. High aeorea were recorded. W. ft.

Horn of Jewell, lew, ltd tbe fl4d With 101 break. M. A. Hnatlej et Omab was aeesnil with 103. Among tne SMa wlw mad 00 ear cent or better were: j(UHarry Orlndle.

Dewey, Ok, 5- It U. blxoa. Oraonge. i i- lhmnt.v Bitten by Rattlesnake, (Houston Post Sptclal.) BROWNSVILLE. Texas, August It.

badly crippled Quit Refiner to tb tun ot B. Tbe lueklaat team wvm en a bad dlamaad on Commerce and aftlby streets. Tbe Lone. Star, Oil Company will play th faat Onlf Refiner gain wnen they bar their regular lineup nit Sunday at Model Laundry park. Bttorla: Ine Stkr (iraaamnck and Vleltop; Oulf HaRneri Pitts, Malach and Bar- George Blanchard, an employe at a snake Texas Municipal, School) County.

Road and Drainage District Bonda. Corrospgndeneo Invltsd. Southern Carter Bulldlno Houston, Tone farm here was seriously hltten On the hand by a rattlesnake. Used to such bites. Blanchard at first gave it no heed, but shortly the band bl gan swelling and Candidate for Senate.

(Atiocft i Press grttrt.X MEMPHIS, August D. McKeilar of thl' city, ceigrsman from the tenth district today mads formal fillUWr 10HHI his lire was narrowly saved by a physician. His hand i-i three times Its normal slxe. Crockett 1, Nacagdoehes 0. tHtrstn Post Sneisl.t OKOCKBTT, T.i.a, August the leal asm of tbe erle Omekott hnt out Kieogdoebp today, 1 to O.

Crockett 1. 2i Nacagxlorb 0. t. Beturieai Oreckutt-lailet and Wad- his csndldaey for the announcement Dr. B.

H. Green DoriliatBlna te, to acceed Senator I READ United Stale:.