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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-26
Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

COASTER brake Columbia bicycle. In
quire, U. S. Navy pay office, at Cap
itol building. 599S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-26

A STORE in Territory Stables build
ing. Apply at the office. 5995
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-26
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

Entered az the PostofI1ce at Honolulu,
Il. T., Second-ciass Matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-26
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, October Is, 1901.

MEEoAETILz,
Q. Brewer d 90.
n. S.Saehs' Dry Goods
Co, Ltd..........-..,
Z. B. Kerr d Co, Ltd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
IT WAS ALL IN A FLASH
FLAMES IN THE STREET RAILWAY
POWER HOUSE,
OH Caught from a Torch and Fire
Shot Up Through the Root
OF the Building.

A fame shot out Of the top Of the Hous
ton Electric street railway at about ~
O'Clock lust night ANA for few minutes
a seemed IT. il disastrous conilnsrotion
VAS IN progress.
Ihric was i prompt response by the hre
dcpnrim, NJ 80 the ALARM, however, ana tue
hfc wns controlled before u got my
further Than the engine room, IN which II
originated.
According % tho statement OF Tim Huey,
IN. rrcunh he WIS putting IN n new barn
ri al the front end Of the oil engine
q stream of oh pr some escaping gus
caught are from torch which he had sa't
down whlo he turned his back for mo-
nrnt Tho next thing he knew thcre was
n hash aud the fame shot M into the light
wood,n roof lie says lie had the pump
shut down, hui suppnses there was some
prpssute lcft IN the pipe. stream OF
oil puurel out and eanglt IA the nhmc,
A. g. Wooden the engineer said he mai
Inst gone into The front part of the build
! Ing % shut down Tor the night whom nll
/ ~ Il suddcn he saw the engine room IN
blaze lie says The damage VIII net step
! the oreration az the stteen railway,
! The damage consists In the burning OF
] the roof of the engine room
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
DEVELOPMENTS AT ALVIN
TWO More Wells Are to Re Co.,
Quickly as Possihin oNUE as

AVN rcAns. Aprn -. M, poe,
T u, learned yesterday from conto'n
" " ~, :" ,rr 'nd Mr. W. h BAR. e'1aer.
o. the New York ana Texas OH co,nnon nr'
headquarters at Galveston. thar ,be,r p "o,,,
pony hnl leased the Nelson place ., "n
acres about one aud onc-half miles so,,p
'hls city and that the company bnd
aus" purchased complete wen drilIIne
oulht aud engaged the services Of an ov
p,r''n'cd arm man to begin prospecting
Tor oil on this place, as soon ms The macaIn'
cry can he placed ON the ground.
The New York and Texas on romna,v
2Nns lands ard ieaees fn moro ma, =
n'zch counties u, South Tcxls and tytii
s,"nnheneH prospecting fnr OH IN seye,''i
o. '"'S can get
me Wilkinson & HALEY wnll macbtr.r,.
a ,,r,1 from chicago Yesterday. and vas
uhl"ho4l az Algoa today ~ here tho IN
ana Nursery company's proprrfr v.,, -.
NI. A. Hans II preparing Ia man, ~ l
lcres ot rice. Mr. A. w WilEIss@n ,,i,i
'tso slhk several rice wells win tbis 49,, -
'hiA''} on ms rice farm In Harris county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

ANNUAL ENcAMPMENT NOW BEING
HELD AT GALVESTON.
Woman's Relief Corps is Also 10 Ses-
sion--National Commander Ros-
sieur is in Attendance.

Galveston, Texas, April ~ The six
trruth annual encampmcnt OF the GRAND
Army OF Tho Republic and woman krii@
CORPS, department of Texas opened at
Gaiyeston this morning. The Department.
officers. delegates aud visiting comrades
arrived this morning aud were met by the
reception committee at The union depot
and escorted 80 tho headquarters nj Inc
Fremont hotel.
leo Rossicur. Nniiouni commander III
chief Of ne Grand Army Of the hepn"hc'
urFivcl on the Missouri, Kansas nud l'A's
traih THIS morning from 81, Louis
Al II O'Clock Tie opening sHiYut VIZ.
held a. Cahodrri hall, Mayor Nhitf
Jones delivered mn address 81 wol'"lne, ~ y
which hr turned over the Keys or ibe 'ltl
"a INC vlsltms, expressing pleasure az
having them With ms und Wishing pi' ~
amt nnd profitable session lpiH hd"'Nna
wns responded TO by Alujor Charles u
l'ecE Of Houston, department. rnmilahut :
of The Grand Army Of lhe hepuplr, Anu
hy Airs Annette Van lloul or houston
/ president ~ the Wom0Be iolrf ,"ips
/ rbe Womnn's Relief Corps hrid Z lrs
1 moss meeting shortly AFTER the ahlnhin
! mont Of tho meeting At Cathedral hiul
At /. o'clnck this afternoon ihrrr WIS ?. !
] pNruYsion ou the iNN Whi'h WIS s''"'
! rnioypd los the visitors ,.p, IL.
t a. y u'ciock tonight RECEPTION Mil ~
n,.d AZ ia" Trcinont hotel ny me a nI t,,
I EDmhlr aud tho Nomnus Htlci tnllla
mo tlrpartncu officers are rs iohuH [.
4 ChDue, H. Peek. department cnmmnhuNr
I tnretau. Nathaniel Underwood s'W0l
yi,r c0n uinudcr san Antonio "
/ C'Urpmau Junior iirc rommanlrr uIlH
nan ROY r. W. Patterson, d"p9itmen
/ chaplain. nalhe. loscph I"ncs' ~ ~
medichi director. san AHionlg'
Department flnni q. O. Rust atslstoR
I adn,iant aonorai llnunian. ~
ketchnn. department inspertnr Haltrsl'n,
T. 9 Mcbride, Judge ndyoaie AVN, :
1 1 Eiildw chief mngisring officer ii"nNioh
| Bfn D. Atwell. senior aide DC camp "u'
lh,rf Of stnG. jIutchins.
/ rhe following ~ the reception fnulmiltf,
fare Of The Visitors: sd ketehnm, X "
Enroll 4 9. schnlte, A. Is. fiomtf
t.eorVe Tiawson. n. J.. Rich, u l.. hfh
Ia GrnIs. l.. IL. Jones, Theron Vale
About seYenty-HVc members OF ~
Grand Army Of the Republic Hff IN ~
teudHnce and about nifty members or W.
Woman's Relief Corps. ,,,
Wbjlp the Grand Army or inc hephbi
and Woman's Relief Corps ,tegepti1.in Mn
IN progress tonight, MIS- MVille M' neath
RoeenbcFy president " the iochi thAp,s
~ me Daughters OF the Confederhcy' an
"A somuilttee from that body, called nm
nt,osanted Mrs, Mary Carr, the Nhilohn
resident az the WoInnus Relief tnfps
a'fih n bouuuet ~ flowers. MIS- Rosfl
i,erg made the presentation with = spec
at Welcome to the city. MIS- ,afr ~ Y.
sponded In an appropriate manhe. ~
interchange VI good feeling between ~
t,ee bodies made the Affalr an exceedinsi
snioynble occasion. This Is the seeou
. tiln. that the two bodies nave het y, y
! gether ia Texas, the first time being AZ W
annual meeting last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

cloud to be seen here and there, over
"a track ns smooth as glass winding
through the doubly hcst agricultural dis.
turi Of tho Clear Creek valley fields of
stretching away 10 the right aud 10 the
lurt MS Ear NJ tlr eye conM extend BHuldrr
was reached ony too scun. Yet " cut
short ln the view OF the valley, what met
the gaze IN the pretty town of BOULDER,
ueallug Ia n bower Of thick greon foliage
was FULLY satisfying.
AZ the station the party was greeted
hy j. e. rrcSi2c. the owner uf 4 bright,
yellow coach drawn by four white horses
nedccked with crimson plumcs ami strings
of musical sleigh bells The mttcr were
Impressive thought that the sun WINS hot
and to warn advance teams In the mar
ROW. winding canon that special was
on the way,
Tho company was soon located inside and
en- The top seats of the NcAlcle, aud nttef
a shnrl klon 10 nike nhnnrl Two good-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

Is ta ', ,'. all he has 10 do 20 -,
found jj in ne . figure and hnvee, fld OF Il
thing une,half an hour. If ~, ean b,
Owned ianSs h T., ago to ind any enn nara
whieb Win their holdings sxnaS3, willing gc
Tive +, tu't time were nhsolnicls' prices
any ono 3 still harder ms,tnss ptomh.
posed la he - Owns lands IN what s uai
a hgire c,sothe on district TO sell thS SUP
| was wen at q blg s,Ivanc, ~ a mem Tor
| mons 0rNs" ago supposed 10 Ia. -. WIS.,
cue pratfie., galveston has foiloVn. ehft-
| now being hopab beaumont ana options s sne
| staSa OF hy the day or wpsL"s We ~ honr Ia,
! uwrt w giving options X nss ~ ~ iRet Tug
| rnlc. '" ana No option Is niTnnss ~
chased g,natE,agrc tract OF land ,,.
nurnbl ior what WAS M m" Wy, was pqr-
Tor tGc considered hg prir, W. % l9e
until this no w not arrive In t;eiyestoss
WISER Is offered Ssn0 n,o, "oi'VRdI the pur
twcnty. NM, tnan he paid Tor Inc vh99ee !
Ii IL rr,,n nc 9her was refused 'Ne Whole I
C.sh ipanr has been for,,oy2y ~ today that a 4
Ja, uorlng for oil at Dicki,sn ne purpose 4
has had S soing 70 Mr.. ]. ". nvrncns early
wells rrcoga,tssIdelablc experience In si,iW woo
1Myem drillerS In tho lana h os made br thr
terrIto,H. nan ~ Is POSSIBLE IN Inc pn,, anu
alton ~ >. he SAYS this is due 10 M aus.nont
rms hclng The casc 10
icn,h !" ~ where near Dickinson - made 10
~ fo,II nSterminc whether or not tuntin'lnmt
I totns" should be reached IN hair ,b' VIII
he Rconm,,,," 'ta,lrF ascertain this fort in
nruIce Of this Is that those "S,SuraI conse'
rtcnf tue boring Of oil comncr NM urc pre- q
,linla,IH v1,nlhne their operations or unn a
arlicr date whe ft se'c to tell At a much
ro ' LII llnuS than VIII tho cop,n,ntale on n
'"s VA me Beaumont dcld "' a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Leasing Land Near Hea,,.

Hearne' Texas. April 22.-The Co.oner,.
i've OH company Of Corsleana have bad
agents tn this section for the mast two
months leasing an the land they can ,or
the purpose Of boring for oil. some Of ne
leases viii be out in the nex, fe,v dsrs
and Il Is likely that other nor,,a. -, ~.
~ me leases and prosper for oil sev
~ esai IRON from here have visited the iii aeiis
nressed In,n,,, ana a large crowd have *.
1 .ltI, SIN oi this month. when an excursion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
The Palisades, Alpine Pass, Colorado.

sized hampers Oiled with lunch, sus
plclouS looking ing (Which later WIS round
10 contain nothing stronger Than good ricu
.trenuD, ana q coffee not, the horses were
hradod westward and into boulder canon,
A two hours ride along q roaring stream
almost constantly beat iuto FOAM OK
snowy whltonrss over houldcr> of varying
sizes, passing thruugh shady glctr be,
tween covering cliils; once aud lg1in q
stretch of level road apd CLASSY shoet
of water wherein the specified beauties
were plainly seen snouiNplr enjoying. lhe
rlorous Noon time past BRIDAL Ven Falls.
Towers Leap, DEVILS Punch Row. aud
Elplt ltuck; between those. several MIN
crs' cabins, the hllNidos giving evidence
Of the lnhura Of the occupants bnd the
south FORK Of Roullcr creek "a reached.
One hundred yards further on nesting
against "a pouderOus clin. with the rushing
creek thirty feet from The trout door,
stands the Eureka House. Here the parry
alightcd and after destroying every yeflgt
~ the rRtahlps- proving the undOniubl'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
OEVELoPMENTAT coRsIcANA
Cu'"nsn q Co. Beginning O,o,,4.
the Powell Field N"s m

corsicona. Texas, April p @
ran y Co. have begun active onor,t,. u'l'
ING heavy oil fields seven miles lions IN
','S"una a tent boarding outat can,, u
/ s co. Feeding q large number of me-. D''
nn,nlF'n TO the fields YESTERDAY IN" Thi Dein<
pphnn;n " also arranging TO pnt ~ nus cont
p ,nrrn me TO this place al o,, 'm Irie-
~ ~ rather signtcnnt Gi,iti IN y
hod "Mh me pig oil refinery horn "nihan ~
rc %r mo opposition. bur now nm Ind i,1u nav
distrid9 rs nelhg built in thIs h,pvhu' ht
,,S.it DE an oil company ~ nuhNy N
PbHnuGi OF Its own wells o1tv rrsSnhc lie
BoSrn,nn ,r'ct Is very different rror, Oh IA
asnh "i,onI article, bearing littlci from 'lhe
srinr,n UNI ana being largely por,te,, OF 40
ANA d,, Myiu ls n comparatively non
Him, "" , comment work was ranId NV one.
Nh" ~, Strike was made M M ~ ~ tue
=, ur crude OIL of this hcld wna Nc, neh nmont.
r -. ~ cents per barrel bur fbe WI Llng
cniiinnu,, immediately to ~ cont rite was
retord'.i company This radidbi ~ me
IAN, o,"r',I inc work The nrr,t junction
,"'m ne!hg done In Bcuitnont" pdsilpss
nan 10 ehthuse CorsirJna III doihg
' ,"nN hre coming back daily lnoh, nnd 4
niio vn on nelds, whore sure tGieVel3p /
ba Investments. The oil Is 1ut.S WIZ
ur Hl"rhGi Is hero for every ,,o nirre and
''"' III development here soon great &C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
HEY FOUGHT FOR PLACES
NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE EAGER TO
BUY OIL STOCK.
'e''en' Was Intense and People
Were Wrought Up to
High Pitch.
Especial TO The postl


Nv" orleans. La. April ~ Ncvcr 1, p,.
".s' hoicNon days Of Denver was mo c,'
i'oni'ht around the silver exohonr.o -.
'"'onse or wrought up TO n hteb,, -.
''''' 1t was at the corner Of Graylcr ou.t :,
n'rI's streets this morning who, j.
"um"nt oil exchange opened mn for ,,,,.,
"'NS' me office was opened nj \ o,,io',
ou' n" stock was sold for pcn,I. a ~
ia''r There wcrc several bun5raA
"''I'ulng number of women IN i,,,, -
| 'a'ly nour and tonight tho largo for,,,
~" nhu not vet caught IN WIN ,ho 4,
| minds Of the crowd. Scorcs or n,aa u'
Tor places In the limo to tho cos,,,aa, i'ubNt
"'W' some Of the Marty Of ~, "'F
capitalists who are on tbnin w" iolR
were Interested spectators ~, 'Nas
hummer was heard to remorl ."r, tue
h"' bcat that on Wall stroo, ,, lucy couid
Al'er watching the PROCEEDING .,
and h,,. VI inc men tried to pe, -,
jostllng o., out after Worrying ond
For ,,h,, twenty minutes gave II ~,
rrop, .ne oil fever when n .ra,
rone, t" New Orleans seemed ia T.,
and ~ tn' arondelct street brol,,,..
.nrcoa SOCK exchange, but it has ,,,,
,otton 81 thoroughly perincates th.,
won tho the board OF trade nm,
o,ht. "e 'obhies of the hotels r,'o "'''
own out oil talk from one cnd ~
II %a y" inc other. The excitcnen, Tue
crs , a INJECTED the cotton eyrban,o ",'r
,tto, ""u many Of them have dcsoas ',o
Sec ~ ',"rNet ana are talking on rra,n " ,ne h
~. ~ sunset number Of ,bnya = o'n sun y
,is mar,' T'oek at 81 Charles ana Craa
~, no mmnins were cotton exebann "lali'r a
ting tfIFTooi. INV moro * n n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
ACTIVELY RENEWED.
Chinese Troops Are Massed AZ rL,
Poinis wv


Points.
London, April ~. AccordIn, "a A..
/ pnieh from ST. Petersburg to tba naII,.
N"I' information has been received th,t
aftFity is being renewed In China Tba
regular troops arc strongly entrencbod !.
three points around Mukden. Thnv ono
armed with good Nauser rides ana ba,a
thirty Krupp guns
To the eastward Of Mukden near r,.
chausen there are 12,oOO men md. .,
ch'ct Boxer. General Lu Tapsc "a ~
no3hWesi, near Kulo, there are t,so chi
~ uHntf me FORMER governor of Mnkd'n
70 lhe eastward, in Mongolia ana , iih'i ~
~ shan mountain, there Hre 9af war me
uPdtl me Chinese General sim more
A1mlral AleNien has accorifnplv o..
Htu an expedition under GonrT11 $500
ohaf t"Hs'siluE az Two regiments and a.
i"'i,AH's on 'vSsacks, sixteen guns ma a
~ OF tn'hlteiFsl 70 operate npaipst ~
lhfce points mentioned. The Gret , the
"a ~, ~. WIS eurttsslnIIy carried 0uf In az
y p'Itihhlhg OF Aptli; kulo, which IL ~
hlometers from Alukden. wns AfornodI - |
enc eA governor Of Muklrn was tst''.u' ana |
SnSr. IN this the Russians had * P p,.i |
hued aud four officers ana eIght.tn',1,' ' ,ttn |
wounded. The advance thwnrJ ~ uieu
'nausch position was iaen heruu iuF
>, pWlhg Ia the departure OF nne, 70, a.,
itnsslah troops from Mukdpn thc - ,ns
~ mas income very unsafe ,estt
.bee n ha., RUSSIAN Sentincls are found shot IN
The situation in southern Nanchv.,
llsqulcNng aud another ,idtan,.a - e e'lu -
pring :" the early
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
AN ORDER FROM GERMANY.
The Oil Excitement Has Now Extended
Across the Ocean.

Galveston, Texas, April % The OH ex.
citement has gotten beyond the confines of
Texas and the United States That those
OF tAe old world are beginning 10 reallze
what fine thing oil lands are for invest.
menl was evidenced this morning by ca
blegram received hy NJ. Rosenberger Of this
citv from a resident OF Frankfort on the
Ma.n, Germany, who requested that Rosen-
berger purchase a block OF land near either
Biz I'M or High Island for the sender.
Evidently the sender was simply backing
Captain Lucas judgment.
But It Is not necessary for one 10 20 10
Germany 70 find people who are anxious 10
buy lands and 10 pay fancy prices there
for, Galveston Is fnil Of people who would
not LOT anything Ike reasonable bargain
Sip through their. nngers and pass them.
II person owns lands any mere near the
place Captain Lucas selected for his second
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Austin Firemen Celebrate.

Austin. Texas, Aprli - The local hre
boys had big time today AT waters
park. In the forenoon the department ns-
senbled in front Of Washington IRE nan,
where Mayor White addressed ihem uhI
offcn's Toe Narkin. chief. charles BohtN'
asslstept chief and VIII Dill recorder.
The program for the day Was mnas's 9,
amuse,rents. attorney J. L. reeler wRs
orator OF the day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
FRENCH TROOPS TO
'en thousand of Them viii
Of China ia May.
MANY FOREIGNERS FEAR TIN.
or Robert Harris Plan for Raj
nue. Does Not Find Favo
Foreigners.

paEfr 49,,
c,n,,,," NpFu General \.
~ ,'''uu'r OF the French trool
-. 'l'orlhed General Chareer
"eu soldiers will leave chin.
So '''S Nhanc believes that &
No"pS under General IN, ,,.Ic
drawn over thc 49, -" WY
ritorr aaa. "* ""unHary mark
''"'N uchhI by Field Nrar.h,s-
uersee as the sphere NJ onans,
allies. as tbo " Vi'erats
mo-. r..,,..,', t"ernor OF ShAe
Ia. V'V,'"' 'eifrraphic nstrnsd
y Week ago orderint, ,t,t. IN
The governor shonld h. ."''r
order ia ~, "aNe cosrs
a.. ""onS IN question
iue mtcst, on
The majority ~ ,ho -, IA
pc,ySn,,rr w hr'ich ttd
n, correspondents aonv
~ 'ul''"h directed agnitcs
i.iu, aud which Inns hcon n,.tntits
Ting Fin. r,tur,.1 re.
Ing that 49, wv ,o fekin t9tcr
or a
Hsi Llang ,or,, arts
ince ~ 60 ,"''lE g"rernoHeks.
a,., o. mas been alrlnci-
.'i'"r or tho province of ~ and
foreign cunsulS AT Han Ko,r ish 70
province of Hin Pal -. ~" lnclud-
this apnoin,n,s,., 10 uUN' promller'
roy of Hankow mn . "un Tslr5i
gram advising him 10 LIZ" d So allied
the matter of Isl H. to, uciaS nncient
The numerous ~ t,'Il'E "a
lntl-forojpn tsn, niliullen " =, too
mont ut p,kin nSuVlVS are - ,ne
Idmit that 80 NAM thr fohe mod.
'haractcr are ill.udvI. t'Puiu grounds
rics and otbnr VI, ,lhSp ,, whie nu Ha,r.
he future. 'NIiahs as.tng mi
II is tho on,pion -, . ina,lnr
impricnn speriai W NJ r.h,,,ar n,
ON len tom. m,, uu'n1SSl't 49,
hlna with ncrrno, nov CON
and thr n"li'ct SAFETY
,oons 'nn announcement thaE
non,, uIe 70 leave In Mi rducN
o.. lcnch reSidpnthstS. NlV
,r9s uihong tho Frchers"nS ON
~, 10 christianity. Mf
tmal lhrN are daily >
gncr." ~ Hhppeh ~ them
'1 ,hs icaNe,
Xxx views Of the foreign
,'",,raWal Of the troops
= srcnt majority az thc
sim aver that
vac,t, 'rin,l"nS and otlnts nre ~
,nnyJn., .hc me bglllliurihsiructors
ny ing rent free whom Stta,,
c,,,..s',haS" from Sian In
ncrsi 'IItVu Win tho coi ri 'es' ne
"n n'". lH49g Fhh Shng Is Inn men
INKS Xxx '2n. rhc person Il, ~
:, 'uul mo miSsionarlcs vii az
!, u.s., ne va IN rebellion nust tjr ans
lInm .i ms harsh treatment J,ant,
frrorn" nus hands. rung n ar
r., VvWhnuN ddissohcycd Tho ordc,oci,
m NJ" c avm ,, troop. Nerc Nil a
a. hhrtusrncd their rifles aud Srn M 4
= u , nu ne obtained an audience r.i, i've
10" osor rn impress SIS OF China Upon Nihp
IS: 1NWR r9h Slang said 10 the
no !" OBEY the orlersfof Tho cnm mun'
bn,o,u,ino" n ,he battlefield IN your scr,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
slnnt nnd snow IL Dickens county.

Dickens, Texas April II About three
Inches ~ slcci and snow fell al this place
last nlght accompanied by strong north
wind, witch u Is frared slayed havoc wiih
the frul crop NJ this county, There was
yery linlr corn that had been planted
lGnR enough 10 he damaged The present
SNOW together WITH the recent rain. has
pni ihe ground n cue shape anh cotton
nlnutlng viii commence In earnest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
PREVENTED A WRECK


Engineer Sent His Train Flyino Tb,o,,,,
Bunch Of Cattle.
~ Paso. Texas April % The train ,ba,
brought President Hays Of the sontber.
Pacific into ~ Paso last uleht came nsaa
being wrecked By herd Of cattle. Tbe on
glneer saw the cattle on the track no, !,
was 100 late to stop and to save his ran
he pulled the throtle open ana VEN
through them at rate OF seventy mile
an hopr' Twelve head were killed and
eghs crippled But he saved bis train
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
OUTING ANo BALL.

MA; Birth Visitors Trip TO Angerhoei-
ieTs-BslI Tonight.
The delegates 10 the b.nai r',h go. !.
,...,,,,n and thcir lady friends enjoyed q
deliehffni outing 81 Angerhoefers iAs'
ffbey viii he entertained with a bah Al
Mllby.Dow hall tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
leases in Smith Count.

L'ndaie' Texas. April several o.,
eases nave been written here within the
iase Two weeks There is little doubt that
hhn lf u plenty " salt at sbart lia fect
, .e,oW inc surface. a drill having been sent
from tsw Sa lar year ago about nye miles
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stopbenvlle confederales Organized.

stcphenylle TcxBs, April si,--About
forty * cenfcderatce met 10 the district
court room Yesterday and organized Jonp
NJ stephen camp at tpnfedcrates, Med.
Rcil was elected onmmnnder. ana the other
tend both the state and interstate reun
ions. n Is probable that quite q nnmper
vii attend fine reunion OF Nashville.
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, was enough actlvitv .,
, N'h'c IN on their first trin 'hose who
IN, ~
,.,t, ""hhattan oil comnnpr l.
,u.oI,7 ''"el' OH being able TO scc,,.. dtn
nIno 'n pipe for use al in r.e, '''uSh
IA, "onght In New orlo,n me
NJ. ''""'''a ana was Skinned ,,, '" tue
'eSSrS. Walton & Kinso,,.,,,, Wy next day,
VINO have the contract ~. 'I VI Vorsicana
arc now shipp,ny ~ 'i uIliiing the we'll
likely thev yeti, NV machinery, aud II ia
this week. as tbcIr l,,,,,. N on the well
,leht OF operations cvniroy V"'hlhencc'
iocation OF the wen win ~, - saturday. The
'lty. Mr.. Miller annorr, '' - IN Gladys
company having ,o,at. ''uay that the
stamps, would rom,,,,. y" It's revenue
certificates at . o.ot., ISSUING IT'S stock |
noon. ''in"rrow after /
Material went ont T., c
today for two RIGS 70 ~, p ,, Top Heights
ions Of the Citizens, Co,,"a,,', III the opera
pany. and # wos CO.. V'Soi'dated OR com.
noon by the sccrctorv 80 ling 'he after
two additional r.s n.,n "e company that
the property MS soon P'' TO work on
work can he mado ''"'r"cts for the u
The Beaumont Coyso, ar, G
dered a rig today Ill, WI company or II
putting down wei, ror 49,. wa Nc used in Il
At moe,,na w" i"r thcm q
Der on ,,,,,, Is VI IN" directors Of tho On. n
'ahced from 30 to 05 co,,, ''"gh was ad- N
'mpany have been tryinr 49, me Goher bp
'eeessary for the opnr,ti,,, ''''"I' water Ia
''"ht by boring wells. hnt ,ho,' ur'Iiins In
me from tha I'M uP and are laying pipc ="
ompIetod AVER which win probably be Wv
..,it lp