El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-15
TEXAS.
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

in Tex. s:
Barry Grocery company, of Clarks-
Vile, Red River county: capital stock
100000. Incorporated by J. ID. Barry,
J. E. Barry, d. w. Cheatham, D. d.
Strong, Clarence Hooker, John NJ.
Butcher and S. c. Stiles.
The GAINESVILLE Lumber company. of
GAINESVILLE: capital stock. 100000 In
corporators. 7. B. Lassiter V. T. Trigg,
c. Hooker. r. G. Scott and J. R. Cook.
Letulle Mercantile company of Bay
City. Matagorda county; capital stock
S25.0G0. incorporated by V. L. Letulle.
H. Rugeley and o. I. Doubok.
Western Texas Oil company with
principal office at San Antonio and
place of business in Jefferson county:
capital stock. $4,000. Purpose to
prospect for oil. build. and operate pipe
lines. etc. Incorporated by w. A.
Fitch. John Bottoms. w. A. Shafter. w.
j. Murray. G.. S. Beard and William
Aubrey.
Waco-Reaumont Oil company of
Waco: capital stock. $4,000. Purpose
to prospect for oil. coal. etc. in the
Beaumont district. incorporated by L.
w. Campbell. William Breustedt. G. H.
Randle. A. Symes. H. Behrens. T. c.
Young of Waco. S. F. Smith of Nc
Oregon. R. T. Harris of Greenville.
The Pittsburg Textile Manufacturing
company. of Pittsburg. Camp county:
capital stock. 10000. Purpose to man
ufacture cotton and wooden fabrics. In
corporated by ]. NJ. Holman. w c.
Hargrove. ID. II. Alternately and 9TH
erS.
Celeste Cotton Mills. of Celeste. Tex:
capital stock. $4,000. Purpose to man
ufacture cotton fabrics. incorporated
by J. A. Smith. J. T. Harrell. E. F.
Adams. Fl. E. Jones and J. E. Chiles.
Timberman's Benevolent association.
of Port Arthur: no capital stock. Incor-
porated by William HI. HeudricksOn.
Edward II. Noble and George w. Will
son.
CLAY street Christian church. of Wa
co. incorporated by Chas. H. Thomas.
Ed Jones and w. F. Thomas.
AWFUL ACCIDENTS.
Adolph Senftenberg. prominent
citizen of Halletsville. was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of
his revolver from which he was trying
to extract cartridge. The bullet, a
IS caliber. passed entirely through his
head from the forehead to the center
Of the back of the head.
At Athens the children of James
Bradshaw were playing Jail with 9TH !
ar children when his little girl found |
a pistol in the house and drawing it i
On her little brother pulled the trig
ger. The pistol was discharged and
blew out the little fellows brains. kill
ng him instantly.
Two little boys named Holland of |
lear Gainesville. lighted a can of pow
Ter to scare some dogs. They remain |
ID near the can and when it exploded, |
10Th lost their eyes while an arm was
orn from one and leg from the 9TH |
II. |
John Balfour was knocked off the |
Katy track by a train at HillSbOro. His |
kull was fractured and one leg brok- |
N. He was not expected to survive. |
Lester Norwood. a young man of |
Garfield. near Austin. was playing |
With revolver when it was accident
lily discharged and killed him instant
Grover Burris. a Sutherland Springs
ad was accidentally shot and prob
bly, fatally wounded by a playmate.
Ben Lott. young farmer of near
4ewisville. fell from a house ne was
Ielping to build and was instantly
Tiled.
The 4-year-old daughter of Lee Gov
ngton near Mckinney, was burned to
eath by her clothing catching fire.
CONVICTS ESCAPE.
Thirty-two state convicts escaped
rom the state camp on the river about
en- miles from Marlin. EgreSS was
made through the floor of the building
" cutting a hole therein about eigh
cen inches square and they went out
ne at a time until thirty-two out of
total of eighty-siX had escaped when |
he guard on duty discovered that they
we're missing. 1t is supposed that they
onsumed an hour or more in leaving
ne by one and as they left they scat
cred in all directions. 1t was about
o p. m. when the guard discovered
heir escape and gave the alarm. At
hough bloodhounds We're put on their
rack Immediately. Terms of those
Tho escaped range from two to twenty
ears.
fARTTR TO HIS FAITH.
\ street preacher. who has been go /.
ns to Ennis for months and preach
ng from his buggy in the streets. has
cen arrested and locked up on two
harseS. He used long tin horn to
tract attention and the city council
eclared him nuisance and ordered
i'm to quit. He refused to do so and
charged with violating a city ordi-
ance. Before he was locked up he ,
ad a fight with a man who objected
D his preaching on the ground the {;
aid man had leased and the man had 5
he preacher also charged with assault. I
lie was locked up in the calaboose and !
here he continued his preaching and
inging to a large audience which gath
rod around the hli11in0 He Claims |
D be a missionary Baptist evangelist. II