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by wire, recently designed by George
S. Tiffany, of New York city. In re-
ceiving messages by this machine the
electrical current is made 10 actuate
the point of the pen by means of the
pairs of electromagnetic located on
either side of the tablet as shown.
Between each pair of magnets is q
movable arm which rises or falls ac-
cOrding as ii is attracted or Fepelled
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tip of the pen.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16

is rumored that Justice A. s. TaY-
lor has been appointed instead OF Mr..
Robert II. Tancn. Ii IS also rumored
that another colored Justice will sue
Ceed Mr.: Hewlett
Sunday, Nov n. will be True
Reformer Day" at the Second Baptist
Lyceum. Worthy Grand Master OF
the Order. Rev. ". L. Taylor OF
Richmond Va, will be the speakers OF
the occasion, and Mrs. Julia Mason
LAYTON a leading member will deliver
= brief address. Director {. l.. Mar
shall. Mr. raylor, MI Lewis and
Others will make supplementary re-
marks on the work of the highest
negro mercantile and hancial corpOT-
a,iOn i'm the country. Chief w.
Woodson will conduct the exercises.
All members and friends Of the True
Reformers are expected TO be present
on the 24th.
Hereafter the Second Baptist Ly-
ceum will meet every Sunday afternoon
at 7;3o. Since the completion of the
new auditorium the communion ser
vices will not interfere With the Ly-
ceum' S exercises on the second sun
day in the month, which fact IS graft
fving 10 that organization host OF
friends.
The case OIL. Melendez King admr:
VS. L. s. Electric Light Co, which was
an action for damages IN the sum OF
$40, 900 for death Of Thomas Hall
killed Sept. I9. 1901, al III6 9TH St.
n. W., by touching = live wire left
exposed by said Co., was called for
hearing before Justice Clabaugh in
Circuit Court No. Nov. Il. 1901,
Before going to trial counsel agreed
upon compromise.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16
Tomorrow at Second Baptist Lyeeam

Lieut.. Thomas II. r. Clarke, of
the Treasury Department will be the
speaker tomorrow al the Second Bap-
tiSt Lyceum. taking for his thea e
The Negro Politician. The subject
promises TO be highly interesting, and
ample time will be allowed for dis
cuEsien Miss Georgia Makell will
render a solo. and the Hamilton SIS
tiers will contribute piano duets. Exer-
cises begin promptly at $50 P. NJ. and
close at S O'Clock. All are invited.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16
little big Man in Trouble.

A little man in kOkOmO. Ind, al
though only II years old. has taken
unto himself a wife. To further ex-
hibit his E.anhood, he has been car
rying a revolver; but for this a city
magistrate has compelled him to pay
q fine
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16
Effects of Various Wine.

Experts in alcoholism say that old
cider and sherry make a person quar-
relsome while port wine tends to
soothe and induce slumber. Cham
payne causes exhilaration and Iocuac-
ity, and Burgundy produces dullness
and lack of eohereney in the expires.
sion Of ones thoughts
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Corporals :

I. Richard Cricr. 2. Leon Perry.
). Charles Turner. 4. Bernard Kew.
s. Daniel EdmundS. 8. James Thomas
7. William Clarke s. Benjamin With
ers
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WHERETHE REE is SOLD

F. Smothers, 1927 7th st. n. ".
C ". Chapman. 1900 I4th ST,
cizon's Barber Shop, I745 L NV.
P.F. ummer cor. and and II sts.
Beilar's rug Store, 10th & NJ SITS NV.
~ Bishop johnson IT.. I2th & R sts.n.
y. S. mith, 9TH and POmeroy, n. W
Don't fail to subscribe foE. The BEE.
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Respectfully submitted,
Booker 7. WASHINGTON,
PRINCIPAL.
Tuskegee. Ala, May 80. 1901,
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16
CfhceTs Of the Battalion Of the n St.
High School. I0OI-I9or.

Major Robert Mattinly. Adiutant
Roscoe Wormley. Sergeant Major.
Roscoe Brown.
Co. A.-Captain. Roland a. John
son. Ist Lieutenant, Rutherford Berry.
man. and Lieutenant, Luther Sadg-
war,
Co. B.-Captain, CheSte Jarvis
Ist Lieutenant, William E Lewis. 7pd
Lieutenant, Eugene Clark.
Go. A.-Ist Sergeant, Joseph John
son.
Co. B.-Ist Sergeant, Royal Mundv.
Co. And Sergeant, Hugh Fran
CTS.
Co. B-2nd Sergeant. William Fair.
Co. A. 3rd Sergeant. Harry Tignor.
Co. B. 3rd Sergeant, E. French Tyson.
Co, 4. 4th Sergeant, Alphonzo Lee.
Co. B. 4th Sergeant, Aubrey Morton.
Co. A. Sth Sergeant, Thomas Iohn.
son.
Co. B. 5th Sergeant, Geroge Clark
l.
The Washington bee., 1901-11-16
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The illustration, taken from the
Chicago News, shows an apparatus
for the receiving of written messages
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Ir,m.nse Ch.cI..r Fnctorr-

Sidney. q. boasts the largest poul-
try DIart FIR IA :. .ng tro.lers in the
world. One ~r"n IA 'Ses 100000 a year
that fetch from 81 t0 SI25 a pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
eRAzoRIA COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS.
Wells Are to Be Sunk at Damon's Mound
as Quick as Possible.

Columbia, Texas, April 27-The oil ex-
citement is at fever heat here Mr.. j..
II. Ilerndon, a geologist Of Tyler, VINO
holds several valuable mineral leases at
Damon's Mound, near here. stated TO The
Post correspondent yesterday that the in
dications at this place are far better tian
In the beaumont field before II was de-
veloped. Mr.. Herndon has just let con-
tract for hauling his machinery and fuel
for operation and VIII begin putting down
well on Damon's Mound at once. Land
that was offered for sale at 50 per acre
six months ago Is selling for 500 per
acre cash now and offers of this figure
have been refused for unimproyed land
I'm that section.
The Alvin oil company has obtained
some land on the mound and expects 10
begin operations as soon as they can get
the machinery here.
About one mile from West Columbia
there is a pool Of water about 10N2U feet
and six inches deer Though which nat
stantly. The Equitable, Mining company,
corporation In which Governor Hogg ana
other Austin people are Interested and Of
which Mr. John G.. Underwood Of Tits
place Is secretary and manager has
lease on this property and will begin build
ing a derrick for operations as soon as
the material arrives. A lard can WIS
pushed deNr IN the mud in the pool with
4 gas ief attached ana when igntCd
burned for twenty four tours, the whit
finally blowing K out
The excitement is running hlsn ana
owners are getting their titles In shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
IN CALCASIEU PARISH, LA.
sPuRTER WAS REPORTED is YEARS
AGO IN SULPHUR DISTRICT.
People Are Now Awakening to rie I'M
portance OF the News and Real
Estate Is Very Active.

Lake Charles. Ln April 2T.--The predic-
tlon made by many who have seen the
Bcaumont oil boom that this boom would
extend to surrounding territory eventually
and have a decided effect upon the develop
mcnt Of other fields is coming true. There
has never been so much excitement over
real estate as there Is In this city today,
not even when the old Lake Charles Ecno
printed the news of gushing oil wei
having been discovered In the western
part Of Cacnslcu parish on March y, 1886.
Property owners in the Sulphur district aid
not know what the following expressions
OF tue Echo at that time meant: I'VE
are reliably Informed that the second wei
being bored at the Calcasieu sulphur mines,
near Sulphur city, La, has reached the
depth of 400 feet, at which depth they
have struck petroleum oil In aboundancs
the oil flowing rapidly out Of the pipe. o
give our readers an idea Of the force OF
the now of oil. the cap On one OF lhe
pumps was blown on with terrific force.
the following issue of the Echo gave n
complete writcup Of the discovery aud
stated that the oil spouted fully thlriy
ieet into tie air.
"Sincc tie beaumont development has set
in these same people have been calling
to mind the occurrences of past years AMI
they are now realizing chat they are 10
proht justly out Of what has been at their
hands for years awaiting capital and cp
portuuliy for Development II Is fact
nat tie most extensive operations are go
ing on. one company has contracted 10
put down thirty wells In the sulphur mlne
'..ohlct, all to be down within six months
and ten to be down inside of ninety days.
District Clerk II. &, Gil said this after
noon that his office was terribly pressed,
legal documents cvideucing extensive real
estate activity being on hand In large
number for record IAN Western Cacasi'u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
TRYING TO ORGANIZE COMPANIES.
That s the Phase OF the OIL Craze ~
Galveston.

""iFeston' Texas april 81 -Thc MANN
Tor Organization continues 10 be The ,.n,ico
i'aturc OF the oil excitement here md
n''le Is heard on the streets cNecnt ma In,
an"Imhu%n of new companies to 70 into tho
,ont NO l'Ss than hulf dozen GnIyrs
tpp,,"n' VINO nave won moro or less rrnnta-
non ~ promoters are cutriJn,, ~ a. Pi''".
lhe hcads or directors Of now ,nn.. .u az
nn""ne j H. ntlny more are projected. Colonel
Ian Henderson returned voyt,rJ,,, 1870
noit Worth, where the notntion az n Saon
~ concern was accomplished WcdnesJnt
Hhh2io,n new nS,. 1eenGern AL Of the directors 81
cepiion Of tho iedouhtablp GRlrcstan,im,Gn ~
!" y, hno"n as the Lucky lIlt. and t;eorrc
\ Meade Is the president Colonel licI,'
kG tSSs T pearuo eo y!G9 prfoigie9t
.efnst, Mr. !, $. Brown. Who made a MI
Erlnhsc To the ell Mecca earlier In Ne
S MrTh, s nSs mat while there he was in
inrmed tEat the III Beaumont company WA
n h unlg ,GcSSprctation or receiving the ma
biggest wen, not only In the aSld Inv hn, tue
, ,lie World; The dril for which orders were
rrtsmfYa WIN be thlrtyslx inches, ana the
IrS3uitnhl wen VIII be the largest ovrr
drilled exceeding in size The largssi l,,.,,',,
wen IN ~" Russian fields M Eakn H."
,,,MGiNr inches; Mr. Brown said thai tbe
piping for this gigantic we'll bsI bcu,,
ordered specially made ami thnt fa, vECrp
reason II would probably hr some lIfiI,,
tlmc heiore II reachcd the grouad and WAS
MI nI'P' WHofc ~ could he used
me, exploitation OF nellS nearer bnn,o Is
looked upon rs likcly Ia hr thr nsNf mo =
Sst phase OF the oil excitement nov con
nneu chleuN 10 Jefferson and nIiolning
counties of Southeast Texas Mayor Waf
ter G. Jones' who owns nrarh I600 ,,,',,
on the mainland In the vicinity of Din,
lnSnhj Ia Forte. and Hitchcock, said his
morning that WArh view to the devcinn
Went OF this territory he would wiiinrIy
iced ten ncres 10 any Individual or ron
paiN VINO would begin the active woih ~
lrnstectlng for oil only resrrvlng for him
he found there Mr. Jones said tbnf IbS
nctual work begun. '"s
ne Snld that ne had refused to Tie mn Tho
land IN question In leases prcfcfriny nm
arrangement whereby an early rou"insiCn
could he arrived nr as To the OH bearing
properties Of the land In question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

Colorado county, Texas. The hrst test W ,rt,n
viii lie sunk in or near Rock lsland' ~,
Lewis. nnyor OF Yoakum, president; II. =.
Stephenson. ex-mayor OF Yoakum, nrst yice
president II. S. Lundy. banker, h rn
island. second vice president; "a b. oas.
suth. s~,her First National pank' nUvs
Rock island secretary: X. L. Katcllh, storh-
man, Rock Island. director; II. n. Brgoks'
assistant cashier Of Simpson bank, C1Iulli-
bus. director: J. NJ. Green, LAWYER 1oakuLn'
]. c. Berry, ]. r. Eaton and John Baxter,
all Of Rock Island we're appointed as u
committee to let contracts for drilling pur.
poses, and IL have the work commence as
soon az possible.
The capital stock will be s2J0,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
NAslLCOX TANSY PILLS
H%S Monthly Regulator. safe and Sure. Newt
EW Fails. Druggists or by Mail. Price, 81
q Sandior Woman's Safeguard (freel.
WILCOX NED. CO.. 329 N. 18th ST., Phla.. Pa
BEEvlLLE AFTER OIL.
Work Is to Be Begun at Once; Water
Would Be Acceptable.


Beevillc, Texas, April 2T-The matter
boring for artesian water and oil In lne
town of Bceville has now passed the spegl
latiye stage. There is no longer any aoqV'
about the hole being bored in the. & onal
and the only question tnat nov mas lls
people guessing Is will they get water y
Otlt One Of the most enthusiastic .nteHp,'
ever held in the town was hel1 ~ W.
court hoCse yesterday evening. anu w
matter of boring for oil and water We
definitely decided. Captain A. :. jones
gentleman who has been one nf tie pliu.
factors in nearly every mn"cmen- tni.na
ever been started for the lmi,dlns up q
the town, was present aud l~k chars, y
the meeting. In little or no ;lme ne nau
the enthusiasm of those prcscn: NJ ie.s
heat. and In less time THAI Il takes 10 ~
II definite plans for boring the wei. , WY
decided upon. lot In tho .ieart Of M'
town donated by j. c. BurD.s II iae Duu u
rows Hardware company IN bore the VIZ wv
on was accepted and o7cT S2no OF ",
5000 wanted was raised. The balaar,
tho money viii be raised by the eolilnla. "
who have the work In .'harge wilma ,s1
days and work will then begin ri2nt aHs,,
aS the machinery Is here NJ ready Y ~,
steamed up Many of the hest inieIM'8
people here have every rope ~ ge,,,laasa
fine quality of oil in this imuhe1'IIp ,ieaN
ut depth Of 1900 or 400 feet hIllea~s
Vt oil have been found all arounli lhemn,
for numbers Of Years Mos u the Fvpr
however. are after artnsiap water, as w
realize what great thing u W. oe y
the town and county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
sToMAcHs THAT WON'T WORK
! hat Retain the Food and Refuse -
digest Il, Make the Head Heayv ~
and the Nerves Weak. NeeJS
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
OIL Company at Yoaknnn.

Noakum, Texas, April 26.-A comrorr
was organized here Yesterday afternoo,
,"r 'ne purpose OF prospecting for oil near
n m"gn tid lS'a a. The name Of tho new cor
era and irrigation company. fb W''' d Mnn,
,prS are sam Lewis. B. p Stonbnn.',,,
IF HH cgse + n, Carrnt6 AID d'J .ISna
Baxter ! u o. A9Ra a,aI'y II $ .Lundy, Toh,
w ~ Brooks Of Columbus. The '' fol, anu
ing officers wore elected. sam In,ri,
PII n@HI B. + stephenson and il. s" =
r rotary, wee presidents; John Baxter. see
capital stock of the company WAS w9s s ,aS
at S21o'On. The principal offcn ~ N w.
company will he at Yoakum. VI tue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
CONFERENCE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Said the Object of it Is to Fix Price
of Oil.


New Orleans April ~ There is not the
ieaSt doubt in the world but that the big
gcst oil deal that has vet been tackled
concerning the Beaumont oil acids is now
IN progress in one Of the rooms Of fha
NJ. Charles hotel There are gathered 10.
VINO brought in the famous first gusbnr
Whicn hears his name NJ Beaumont: lanes
NJ Gufy the great oil manlpnlator nj
III ritISburs' and his partner, John ii. Ga
VII. lucas came here this morning 10
meet MeSsrS. GunY and Galley ana very
shortly after the former arrived on the
SnouIn'rn iaclhc the two latter, who came
Eether with positive orders that there
SHOULD be no lnterferences or interrpptions
or any sort 1t was stated around me
ference Is To fix the price of Rea,n, vWn
OIL; The confGxence was still in pro"ress
Dehihd tosed doors at 10 o'clock tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
EIGHT MORE OIL COMPANIES
The Combined Capital Is Nearly Fjv
4 Million Dollars.

Nt'fsl~Gi 10 NGdfY rive
II Million Dollars.
Austin. Texas, april -. on c-mnorv
charters filed The Prudential on and
Plpe Line company of Beaumont. conit,i
STOCK $4,000 Purpose to prospoct for
on In the counties Of Orange. jefferson
Chamocrs, Liberty, Hardin. Jasper, New,
i4qlSln Augustine, Nacogdocbc. AncnIin,
MSSr'ngton, Tyler. aud Polk. DTecf6re
tiEIicea ET% rrrsl Il Groriey and .. ii. n
ley d. A. Duncan. W. r. RINK R c0,-
tHo Iicmming, Colorado Springs.
81, TX ana "a j. ID crawford, Marshall.
ne beaumont ConfedcrAted on aud Pima
u ~ ln company Of Austin: capitai st6t'I,
ffEE'uVNolV Purpose To prospect fo. oil ian
c pS 'on ,art Of Jefferson, chambers Lib
Directors r. W House. II No o"u.,lvs'
rr9uk andrews, Houston: |. IL Knnnncr'
NNnsftiTs'"n; Il Il Bnker and W. ii. stacy.
me company thar intends "a Snrroto n uiS Is
streets ana alleys Of spindle Ton Heiehtsv
u Anhtonda ON and Mineral conpany oi
n mrsu"r ~, CAPITAL stock 100000 Pur
erals Directors. W. l.. Maze I1", ot pieE min
L.: w; Il: Bartholomew. D. W R 3gSfbihg,
Terwrier y ~ a@n}s'SlS Of Beaumont; G p.
ma; ~, Lyman Booth Ashland. iii '"'
tasar Watkins oil company of Iioustor
pet FOR S %, In > 6s con rupo;e, to pros
NSeston' Grimes, Mon, comery, IIhertST' tx ioos
i,,,ISSoh, orange, Hardin. Jnsprr r,,ior
KIM kim Nnam2erS. On Jacipto Trinity An
Watkins W. j rorrcy, Rran Ir,,n InS3r
" ,NoWell j. II Jones. =. q. Pa3Is ma
NY ~, MOODY, an Of Galveston 'N'
IrNaS OIL ana Marble company of Co
prospect for oil In the counties If J",',,,. 10
I,InS" ertvo oEreGstoGe Trinity Honston.
plrcctors ''',srFTn brewster aud presIdio
W. Edens, Cnrsicaua: n J Ska ''S SIns.,sJ y.
q W. Jester New York ARIA
li9ue " company Of Beaumont, cnnit,t
stock SlOn,oo0. Purpose. 10 nrosnec, IN "a.
ell and other minerals blrpctrosrols, PeSy ~, tSr
davidson y, W and r. i. Greor r II
( s;ah Gnh@r, f. j. Fletcher. l. 4, ogden. j.
~ VWunSrI w Dunlap. + NJ Wicas,
of Mason city, Iowa. 1' hr''e
o ,Pli9iPStm4 t 500 az company Of Beaumont
f Sor ~ 81 S,oS 3 S-o,p Purpose to proSpect
San Augustine Jasper. MISUNDERSTANDING
iiarGin; Newton spd liberty. bire,.tns,'rss.
81 81, = no WSldoo ! y. Gilbert $ ". Fin.
Saunders, Kansas CITY. a ~ "I 10, ID. &.
leesyillc, La, W. n. BarncS 'fE,TrSen
Az ! Lingo nenIson, and j n Lee. Mans Mans
The Cleveland OH and Refining con,,,o,,
s a. heaulh9nt and Dallas: rapital gtont
SR"'on Purpose, to prospect for ID, In
rSanS 1un''i nor OF J'GoCrson. Bell Hardin,
Montgomery, Harris Galveston (Tei s e,,,a,,
folk ANA Dallas Directors W Ds, ~
a. aSaA A. Green. Jr Felix Doran. Ii. l.. Seay |
There i a iet.up in tho aling 30 o,,
Quarters Just now Tor the reas,,, 49, v' w
. t parties are waiting until after Nav !
an ad1ifiene,l y "a order TO keep from paying !
oh M ~ Anyiaor on company amended its !
Amnhnr 1 MAJ w changing It's name to the 1
'N"'''' WI ana development company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
EXCITEMENT al Bryan Augmented

Bryan, Texas. April 1.-THE on eAs az,
mcnt here received fresh impetu esitIsesS
nv the seccess Of one of Bryan tsset II
thrty-fve and one-half acres At sour - N
4 gentleman representing Beau linusa hIn
company was here today ana on ~ rrSs n
$500 an acre cash for Il, hut y ~ Bsau-
mont tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
coIorado countv con,n....

Rock Island. Texas. Aprll ~ A.
pahy II prominent hus,pess - ~ COM
kun, Columbus aud Roek I.iaes :" iol-
eanized at YoaSum NAV "a rsa MAs or
.ya a. ana S"p Y,.i as the Rock Island OH. Min.
the ppr r .s', Sl. company, and has for
NV purpose developing the oil iudustrv a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
Wells TO Be Bored Near Taylor

Taylor. Texas April 2o.--Vu"s
palpable touch Of the oil fever has isa I'm.
Taylor Mr.. Barney Cunninghama = sract be
izing nm oil company TO dcve,op Lar uHefe
owns In striking distance OF Iainai NJ.
surface indications are pron.o,.uh oeighbaE.
hood Of this place Is about 10 o. srose.
other company for similar puiPS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
REAuMoNr am. srnrns

! VIII sell twenty shares OF Spinaie rron
STOCKS at $500 per share. This sfoel ~
on. block pf twenty sha .es :"
iNo Thousand shares OF Manhattan STOCK
az ~ cents per share. This sfock Il hi cerN
treaties, ~ i0lo shares each,
pnc Thousand shares OF Beatty stock NJ
.,thts her share. II Is IN one cegtln,ate
Ne thgnsand shares of Beaumont Geyser
Of 1000 shares each. :" pi"eAs
49,. Imenty shares Of Bryan Heard OIL com.
y STOCK az sl,p per share. IN quantIties
20 sut the purchaser
his Offer holds good unttl q n =, ~.
DAY, April 30 1901. - a. No"
,...,, y. w. Gamble,
Texas. h'"s1on'