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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
ExclTes GREAT INTEREST.

A Burglary Case at La Grange Draws
Crowded House
Ia Grange, Texas. December 2, The
case against Harry Fulton. for burglary
which han been on trial since Monday q
week ago went to the Jury at o'cloct
tonight The testimony was finished al
noon today, and the court granted the at
torncys from $50 to p, m 10 argue IN,
case This has been Cause ceehre here
standing room being 40 premium nj near
W al the day and night sessions one OF
the Jurors was taken violently III about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, sn much 50
that q physician had IN Ne sent for, and
tho court adjourned until this morning II
WAS feared at the time that the illness al
this Juror mi ght cause a mistral 10 result
his duties
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PReLlMlNARles IN A BIG suIT
The Rulings Of judge Scott at Waco in
Il lan1ane hull.

The Rulings Of judge Scott at Waco in
a Damage SUIT.
waco. Trxas, December o In tho ease
Of II H. Brown et al VS.. Tho American
Freehold Land and Mortgage Company u
London Limited, ct al general and special
exceptions were argued in the district court
todoy on the part Of the defendants 10 the
plaintiffs petition.
This suit was brought by the plaintiffs
who were formerly agents OF lie To- don
concern to recover damages IN the sum of
100000 the plaintiffs alleging that By
conspiracy on the part Of the defendants
they were seriously injured In their bust
ness relations In Texas. Judge scott hus
tnlned the special exceptions, at the same
time overriding the general demurrer, ana
entered decree ordering the plaintiffs -
amend their petition by striking ont OBJ
lnni hln rlnnNns.
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MOVEMENT or oceAN Vessels.

Especial 10 The rostD
Tascneoula, Miss Sailed Schooner Olga
(Aml for Sabine Pass.
Norfolk. YB Sailed Rcd Cross (Br).
from Galveston for Rotterdam.
Port Talbot Sailed Innishowen Head
tBrA. for Galveston.
MnrseilIcs. Arrived journal tFrl, from
Galveston.
Liverpool, Arrived; steamer Imam jBr).
Have Arrived Mneola Brl, from Gal.
weston.
Bremen Arrived: Ashmore tBr), from
Galveston.
rravlc Point Passed North Sands tBr),
from Galveston for Hamburg.
uunkirk Arrived Charles Iiberghten
Hr), from Galveston VIA llayrc.
Antwerp. Arrived: BnrRum ttier), from
Galveston via Fuyal and Bremon.
Port Eads Arrived; olympia tRrl from
Port fimon Wenrdc tBrl. from st. YIN
cent Cape verde Sailed; I'll Ia ann \,
for New YORK. Mcbrick tBrl. for HUI,
England Rodney oRrb. FOR Lucndborg and
Copenhagen via Norfolk, usk tRrl for
ttlbH.
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STATE FEDERATION or LABOR.
II viii Meet in Waco January i2-Prepa'
rAtons Beina Made,

ratious Beina Made,
Waco Texas December 3 The state
Federation OF Labor VIII meet In lhls city
January u. ana the labor unions Of the
city are already AZ work making prepara-
lions for their entertainment.
The following letter is being sont ont by
the Central labor council Of this Guy to
All central labor hoAios In the state.
10 all Labor Bodies and Lnhor 'lHoh''
Greeting. ,,,. -. am.
ycntiop Of the Texas state Federation OF
Labor viii I've held In Waco January ~
1902 ,,t,e
board 81 the federation. We send YOU ms
luyitafion. and urge upon You tho impoI-
lance of sending n mli delegation WACO
Central Labor counci will use MS hesi el-
FORTS 10 make your stay In our Guy pleas.
mt steps arc being taken looking 10 Iuss
comfort and convenience Of delegates ana
visitors. -.t,i. 81 yorr
acton state the number OF dficgaleh you
viii send. 30 that the entertainment con
mitteo can make srranGemente acGpralnsS'
Yours fraterlaliy l. r. So,nrji
President Waco Central Labor Council
d Reesby. secretary; 1926 Elm street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
RAILROAD WRECK NEAR TExARKANA
A FREIGHT Train Wreck Was Run Into by
a Passenger Express.

Texarkana, Texas. December "a freight
train hound north on the Iron Mountain
was wrecked at Vaudeville. six miles north
Of this place. this morning. The trouble
occurred by an expanding rail. and the
engine with two cars were demolished
few hours later the southbound passenger
express came By the same place and ran
into the wreck of the freight. capslzing It's
engine aud the express coaches. The on
gineer and fireman. together with the other
members 81 the train crew. saved their
lives hy jumping A large gang of section
hands went 10 Vaudeville this afternoon
20 clear up the wrecks which have delayed
an trains moving north from here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
SUICIDE AT GONZALES.
a VERY Popular Barber Was Found Dead
in His Yard

Gonzales. Texas, December s.-Rufus
cordrav who has been living here about a
year. and barber by trade was found
dead yesterday in a lot behind the barber
sbop where he worked. A pistol was lying
bv him. and large wound through the
body near his heart showed mat de9t hn, va,
immeq bo area the shot about II o'clock,
thht ~ boAy wss not found until - 30.
His wife and children were n La nun, b gls
iilIs ~ A. hvenfne for burial lie was a
sood barber and generally well liked Jus.
nee shoIer investigated ne case yesiseI ~
and today and all the evidence sao"eo tAf'
IL Was & suicide.
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Terrell Texas, December The Free
Slethodlst quarterly conference closed yes
tcrday. ana yesterday a great number oil
their preachers were In the city ICY
GCorgG Mc,ulloch preached 10 preachers
and attendants AT their church at II O'Clock
In the morning
Tho Elk lodge Ind quite an attendance
Mt their memorial exercises at the opera
house yesterday. -.
Mrs. Eliza j. Rutherford commences he'
meeting In the large tabernacle tent SAl
urdny next. The tent vs. 10 nc - mp on
Tho vacant lot near the Griffith nan Oh
Moore avenue 80,
The North Texas conference hnSs sem
for our new pastor, Rev. Threadglll ana
Rev Peterson for the presiding elder,
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~ Angelo, Texas, December Lieu.
'l' James W. Keeton Of this city, a
S e'latf Of the frontier battalion, or state
49, recently received an anonymous
M ,0na9g letter. Lieutenant Keeton and
use nave been pursuing a band Of
|nsSv ~ or cattle thieves. and has al.
|hpg.,ysStN ured some FIVE or six in the
Ifmjts,inss country The threatening COM
algs W. ION reads as follows:
AZ Rangers Will give Won all one
lJs1 farming to get away. If we catch
I'm aver THIS night will make 1t no. for
TTnknown
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CITY MARSHAL OF ST. JOE DEAD,
Died From Effects Of Wound Received
in the Civil War.

Dallas, Texas December s-wlllian
Owens, city marshal Of ST. Joe, Texas
died today az the city hospital His death
was caused from o gunshot wound which
n. received in the eiyil war. The wound
vyas in the knee and the bullet deadenec
The hone. An operation VAS performed Ten
DAYS ago. and the patient could not rally
the death certificate shows that Ar. owens
Was horn In Missouri 10 isi4.
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TO ENGAGE IN RICE CULTURE.
Yoakunnites Have Leased 500 Acres Nea
Bay City.

wharton. Texas, December 3Messrg.
George southweli and W. Lander Of Yoak.
I'M passed through Wharton Monday en-
route to Kansas city. whore they 60 10
purchase a carloud Of mules 10 be taken
III BAY city whore these gentlemen viii
engage in rice culture, Messrs. Southwell
ana Lander have leased 200 acres ~ land
from the Colorado Rice and Irrigation com
pany. which will receive water from the
immense canal now building by that arm.
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4 Off THE "HlLL.'
j the owners Of the Deep
w. We'll Have Been Raised.
/, CARRIAGE PARTIALLY RELIEVED.
pacific Using Cars Which Were
itt''n "a, carfornis--Two Ne"
0'''' eushers Brought In

,.st. Texas, December s.-The deep, deep.
s,'rD0D" 1sferson county is now being
! & vel u q. owners are quite hopeful
hl'a -. have found oil OF Spindle Top
bG iAsy a", Snadreds have strlyed for but
ssre attained u,,.o.,o,
y Il four months ago compIna a,
liM was formed among companies
nla,.s southwest Of the MILL and 1t
s'Sinss . IA 10 sink the vel! Of the Fed
~ -. - oil company 10 as great depth
W .ip ,s,. ar and OIL and the drlller was
.-s,sd accordingly and the wen reae Ir,l
isl I,a,A Of 21SO feet saturday AT TINS
q VIZ PES in charge of the work con
fP. tb,t they had excellent Indications
s'asI struck oil. and the work Of ball
80 commenced The great depth OF
vi naturally makes the Job OF bailins
4, one. and it has not yet been com
s 81 p,,t correspondent called, On Mr.. Fl.
r.,n this afternoon for information
',ns the well, and Mr.. Fagin said;
.,,t,lply looks good, and we feel TINT
S,rss sure winner
g1l. Mr.. Fogin could say nothing FUR,
:, vas In the best Of spirits and
~ confident taat the well viii prove
M producer when the balling shall
ne sssn completed.
~
!. 1o,into No /, situated on the ex-
- 0o,tb end II the all, came in this
j ...t,s as sixinch spouter 1t Is said
~ well shouted beautifully. Presi-
l we Crantll Of Dallas Will arrive
Y. ..,.,c, 10 Inspect the well. In the sink
I XII we'll the drillers have encoun.
A " .stselps almost without number. 1t
4 Y, bssnn on July S. and nearly. hYe
\ ..,,ts work was put ia OF IT. This is the
s;ti tasher brought IN ny the san ia
4 d,tt on company
n ns Granite Mountain well, which flowed
g.rnitteutly few days ago, came in as
rs,6y spoutel this morning and was &C
Ind By the comrans, 1t is a siX-inch
ii, located on the Hogg-swayue land.
n ~
q Colonel T. Burlridgc Of Cripple Greek.
do. president of the Madeline Consoll.
n Died oil company, came 10 bcaumGhI 10
insss the spoutlng OF MS company new
f,hsr. He Went, out TO me nei4 Ihls
H ftulDs, accompanied oy MI. j. a carey
n PRESIDENT and manager OF the company p,
b Hi the well was turned on. II flowed
d g,lly snd strong and Colonel Burbridge
n Us well pleased with IT'S performance.
~
Ne ear shortage, which Is the biggest
v,msltlou oil sbippers have to face. has
Nh relieved 70 at least slight extent
" as.aso +onI, COWS int
we Pu'',nh - ia nat,
1 6. service by the southern racine ran
/ n. These cars formed lhe nTsl lnstall !,
/ nd some time ago for the California field,
I ii since the demand here was much more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
Poultry and Fat Stock.

,.,n worth Texas. December s.-The
psnI. a annual exhibition of Fort Worth
n, -. a1d Fat Stock association opened
ihs,s gllng with a hne lot of birds.
ta Ma, ABOUT nifty exhibitors present
Z jorins ~ " u, Ovens Of Athens, Tenn,
NsIl,n .ae attractive exhibits Is n large
u Boa, yyseie captured on the farm Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
resans N New York.
special to rhc Postl

New York, December 3.-rhe following
Texans are IN New York:
Houston r.. NJ Hall, Aston
Dallas ". Crawford. Miss Crawford,
Navarro
Galveston NJ whitney Everett
san Antonio C. a Iiids Imperial.
Texas A. Cain. marlborough A.
Meeker. Broadway Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04

d. 's'ine' Texas, December 3. The
4 ~, 'ue normal are at half mast today
thsiet !" tue memory of Hon, l.. l..
4 M a. me beginning Of new quar- er
7 tie Seb,di iouston normal. and the record
isih "a Is fully up to the standa d
va SUI attendance Of students beiug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
POSSIBLY AN EARTHQUAKE.

People Near san Angelo Tell of Queer
Experience.
san Angelo TeXaa December 3 Rclla'
BILE nnd well known citizens coming IN from
the country report phcnomenou believed
to have bccn slight earthquake some
twenty miles wcst Of hero last Friday IN
der a cloudless sky. a peculiar Rubbing
Lolsp was heard, resembling a number or
wagons rolling rapidly over The Garth, and
a slight trcmor felt under foot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
Me,ioan kiIled Neaf LockhaLt.

I,ockhart. Texas. December 2. r Early yes
tsraay morning on the Meyers ranch, four
miles north Of town. Diego Gonzales shot
and killed Rafael Csntu Gonzales sprren-
dsred 10 the Officers and H. now In jail In
Lockhlrt charged VITA murder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
NAcoeoocHEs PREPARING.

Fast Texas Press Association VIII Meet
There December 27 and 20
Nacogdoches Texas. December 1.-The
EAST Texas press association will meet In
this city on the 9th and 2sth instances.
,rbey win he the guests 81 the city. and
con,mitfecs are now forngsating plans look
ing 10 their comfort and enjoyment during
their stay on the night OF the 2sth II
bonouet M the opera house will be given
IN heir honor and II tie editors VINO
compose this association do not have a
good time the blame win attach TO them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
ospittino Ordinance" Defeated.

Austin. Texas, December 3 At p meet
ing Of the city council. held l1st night, an
ordinance which had been up for some time
which sought to prohibit eXpcctoratlng on
the sidewalks. was defeated The ord-
nance was considered too drastic, as It pro-
hibitcd splitting anywhere IN the city on
the sidewalk, Instead Of being confined
10 the business part Of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04

LAKE Charles, La, December 3.-Presl-
ny A l. Lyons of the Louisiana and
. .rM wei. SAYS that his company is now
llng through the drill LOST in the nine.
y ~ ~ az. as this is completed they will pro
~ ~ downward with the pipe, which Is now
.s tock; Tho company feels confident
'Hey then will be very close to oil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
TRINITY UNIVERSITY.
II Is 10 Be Endowed and Materially
Improved

improved
Tehuacana. Texas December 2~The great
CONGREGATIONAL church has now closed the
deal by which Il becomes owner of the
college building, grounds, etc, az occupied
M present by Trinity university Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, and are
taxing their accustomed steps toward ~
endowment. ana the Improvement OF thc
buildings, campus etc, after the mos,
modern and approved style, The people OF
and none that Texas and Texans may YET
realize their former hopes In seeing THIS
perhaps the oldest institution ~ The state
take IFS place Ia the front ranks oil mora
and educational enterprise.
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that % powerful syndicate with sufficient
capital intend constructing lutcrurbGn
lncs especially I'm nearby cities. such MS
Temple, Bcltou Marun ana other towns
n Is believed here Tint The scheme ont
lined above rs actually under way
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YOUNG Moursand Recoverina.

Austin Texas December 3.-Young Mour'
sand. the university student who was in
ured bv a train last Sunday is rapidly
recovering His right arm has been am
putated Ills fathes Is expected here from
Fredericksburg tomorrow morning
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ss.,ss.m Clty Treasurer for Sherman.
|iieo. Iexas, December 3.-The resig
Ia col,a. Edgar Reeves as city assessor
saE j, 'Tiy ao9s Of taxes. to take eject Jan
~ civ ~, was placed and accepted by
"a s.eeted1 ,,t last night The council
ALBERT Sanders as his success
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Ton Crop in Kaufman.

Kaufman, Texas, December THE farm
ers are going over their cotton, and tho
ton crop Is making a better yield than was
NJ nrst expected. In some places they are
gathering from 200 to 3a9 pounds Of seed
cotton per acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
Breweries Have Paid $50. 500.

Austin. Texas December 3,-The An.
heuser-Busch Brewing company " ST.
Louis the Dallas Brewing company Of Dal
las ana tho Lone star Brewing company ot
San Antonio today ayr 'ed 10 The com.
promise terms in the antitrust suits and
PAID their penalties. The former paid So
coo and the last two paid $500 each Thty
also suffer the cancellation Of their author
ty to do business in the state.
The Houston Ice and Brewing company
and the Galveston brewery are The only
ones which have not settled mp 10 date,
The brewcrles have paid over to the State
$50 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04
Colonel Faulkner's Burial.

Austin, Texas. December 2 The remains
Of the late Colonel Andy Faulkner will
reach the city tomorrow ind he will be
given a military burial In the afternoon,
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Doubled It's Capital Stock.

Arstin. Texas, December 3.--The Pales.
tine Coal and Mining company amended It's
charter today By increasing its capital
stock from $4,000 Ia $4,000
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GIN ACCIDENT NEAR NAcodoocHEs-
Father Starts Engine Une"peeteoV
and Injuries His Son.

Nacogdoches. Texas pecemuet 10
,iec Korperay who was running gin
for his father seven miles west TN 49,,
was down in among the macssitnei' IN Inc
hoi,er s.arted this engine hne1peeted,iSSs =
Wnrns Sarneeay VINO was caught VI ~
ebaftine. mad his right arm toIn WyybirIed
tho shoulder Joint, and Nv wa1 hone was
away /" ne W. We're also three of his ribs MOI
11iitSstanding the terrible accidenht. 70 he IL
yorna man yesterday evening I"aa ns n mn
yesttnc we'll and his temperature a"'
are about normal
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TEXAS INrER-UReAN RAILWAY.

A Big Syndicate Said to Be Investigating
the Matter
Waco. Texas, December 3.--The fact that
ciyll engineers are making surveys through
ont the southwest 10 connection with GER
tain trolley car systems lead TO the belief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-04

s.,n.'Ss" OF the Wabash Wreck.
Y NJ Iexas, December s.-The bod
Eshash Annle Upton, a victim Of the
y sri,, 1'ecs, arrived this morning via
/, s.sIno6s \, The burial took place this
n u Cntan me residence Of her son
''n' East Lamar street
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Warning 10 Negroes.

sinner. Texas. December s.-rhs follow
ing notice was found promisentiy pestsd
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FAYORS COOPER'S PLAN.
Want Neches and Sabine Rivers Con.
nected With Port Arthur Canal.
THE STREET PAVING CONTRACT LET.
a Straight Anti-Pool Room, Ordinances
Passed by the Beaumont City Council.
Federal Court.

Beaumont. Texas December s-The Beau
mont OIL exchange and board OF trade has
signl6ed It's intention Of making the nght
for deep water along the lines suggested
hy Congressman Cooper who favors a
canal to connect the NccheS and Sabine
rivers With the Port Arthur ship canal.
thls canal to skirt the ives, shore Of Sabine
lake. The government, now owns the land
over which the proposed canal would pass.
and there would therefore be no condcmna.
The oil exchange and board OF trade will
"4d Mr. Cooper In whatever way possible.
Street Paving Contract Let,
Beaumont, Texas December 3 At a reg
ular session OF the city council held this
morning the bids FOR street paving were
opened and rend. There were bids from
the Barber Asphalt and Paving company,
New York Nelson Paving company. san
Antonio; r. II Mlckeljohu 6 Co. Beau.
mont; Robert c. Storrlt Fort Worth lr.
win Bros Grcenvlle. Ohio. Parker wash.
ington company, san Antonio
After the reading of the bids they were
referred 70 the board Of public works ana
the city engineer. After short council
the board recommended the acceptance OF
tue bid OF the Parker Washington com.
pany Of San Antonio. The bid was ac.
copied, 1t follows IN detail
70. vltrlhed brick pavement. complete,
including eNCava ions, per square yard.
Win cllaer Ihnrber Concville or Plttshurc
brick S2OSj
For cnrbps complete. including cxcava
ton, per liucll foot. concrete 81; brick ~
cents sand stone, 90 cents.
For any extra concrete not provided for,
per cuhlc yard, $3.50
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Ord.nanee Aaainst Pool ROOM.

Beaumont, Texas, December 3 a strln-
gent ordinance against pool rooms was
adopted by the city council with only one
dissenting vote. II provides a penalty NJ
not less than 500 nor moro than 500,
and constitutes each day that a pool room
shall remain open as separate ofensc.
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The STATES SUGAR MILL
The Bids for lis Erection Have Not
Yet Been Opened.
TO ENTERTAIN THE GREAT INcOHONFE.
New Trial Granted in the Case Of j. L.
Hume vs. John 3. Hood Camp Con-
federate Veterans.

Austin Texas. December 3. Nothing fur.
Their has been done With reference to the
building ot q sugar mill ou the pcnitentiary
farm In Brazora county. Several contrac
tors were asked 10 submit bids but they
were not opened. The proposition IS still
In doubt, but something may take place
at this months meeting Of the board that
may possibly bring about certain results
looking to the building Of the mill II Is
learned that bids will likely be opened at
this months meeting. and II they are in nc
cordance with the bosrd's ideas the mill
will he erected
To Entertain the Great lnoohonee.
Austin, Texas. December g. There was
an interesting meeting last night Of a joint
committee from the three tribes Of Red
Men in this city for the purpose Of prepar
ing for the entertainment Of the Great
lncohonee and other great chiefs Of the
Great Council Of the United States ~
the Improved order Of Red Men. who viii
visit these hunting grounds" the Goth Of
this month, The Great lncohonee will
make an official tour Of Texas and the Red
Men Of Austin are determined that they
will not be outdone in extending him that
hospitality which is peculiarly character
istic Of the true Red Men. Committees
were appointed to make the necessary prep.
aratious
Judge Penn Granted New Trial
Austin. Texas December "a motion
for new trial has been granted by Judge
Penn Of the Twenty district court in
the case Of j. L. Hume against the John
b Hood Camp OF Confederate Veterans
This is a case wherein the plaintiff pur-
chased an old judgment from John Hood
Camp, which had been rendered some time
ago against w. H. Stacy and others for
$4,000 The price paid for the Judgment
was $500 as a matter Of speculation A
defect was found IN the Judgment and
Hume sued 10 recover his 5000, and the
judgment was against him and now he is
granted a now trial.
pra,Aeriae Have paid 800 E0N
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Tie following oil stocks were sold today
q the Beaumont oil exchange:
danhattan, 400 shares at 81 cents; 1900
iales at 70 ccuts
sqnn'S B.nn 300 shares at 35 cents.
Higgins, Is shares at $40.
sQhalo' 1860 shares at 1919 cents.
S,aucnll oil and Pipe Line, 5000 shares
Yellow Pine, 30 shares at S105.