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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
Pearson case pragging On

In the case of Pearson against the
Great Northern railroad, which is still
on trial before Judge Kelly, Prof. Win
chell, state geologist, yesterday testified
to having made a survey of the coal
fields which Mr. Pearson claims to have
discovered, and not much weight Is at
tached by the witness to the story of
the latter. At noon the jurors were ex-
cused until Friday.
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q n S ~ 0 R z Ag
Bears the a The Kind You Have Always BOught
Signature ct LSzHAzzzzI
Cheap Rates to California

The Minneapolis & St Louis railroad
will sell tickets TO San Francisco au| re-
turn July 9Th to 18th Inclusive for $50.
Going via Denver and Salt Lake, return
ing via Portland 800. Leave St Paul at
800 a. m. July s, and connect with ED
worth League special train of Iowa and
eastern delegates at Omaha This affords
the best service and route obtainable.
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Carries Only Passcngers

Steamship Miami. of the Northern
Steamship Company's line. sailing twice
a week from Duluth, is exclusively for
the use of passengers, no freight being
carried. Close connections with the
Eastern Railway of Minnesota.
illustrated information, rates and berth
reservations from the agent of the
Great Northern Railway
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

Overture from William Tell Rossinl
W aItz-"E spana' .............. Waldteufei
"reminiscences of All Nations" Godfrey
Grand Duet from I'll Trovatore" 800. Verdi
Solos by Sgri. Bottega and Febbo.
bonanza for Trumpet-My Lady
Lu" (arTanged) ........... Sorrentino
Sgr. BOttega.
Grand Selection from Carmen. Blzet
Introduction, Intermezzo, "Habanera. .
TOreadOr Song
Prelude and final-fourth act
Solos by Sgri. Massa, Botega, Febbo ans
Bariiotti.
American Republic" ........... ThIala
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IT SEEMS VERY STRANGE,
nut Some PeonIe Prefer 1t.

hui SOh" FeOpIe Prefer II.
Any one can see how impotent is medi-
cal treatment in cases OF blood poisoning
and locliaw. Not a single case has been
cured here in four years. Yet the same
old programme is rehearsed, and the pa
Jcnt dies. Why not use a sure thing?
The OXydonO" always prevents lockjaw,
If used carly. We know this and have
proved it many times c. S. Wilson,
Gl0-Gll New York Life building.
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Cheap Rates for Flshermen

The Great Northern Railway will sell
Friday and Saturday of each week, GOOD
for return until following Monday round
trip tickets at one fare st. Paul and
Minneapolis to the best fishing points in
Minnesota. Information at Ticket Office
c32 Robert St.. st. Paul. MINI.
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Epworth League Mt san Francisco

Take the Minneapolis & St. Louis spe-
cial leaving st. Paul 800 a. m. and go
with the official train. afrordiug superior
service and accommodations. Round trip
tickets only $50.
Call on F. p. Rutherford. 898 Robert
street, for tickets and particulars
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SMALLPOX IS DECREASING.

st. Paul Mas Nine Cases Against
Twelve for minneapolis.
DR. H. NJ. Bracken's bi-monthly report
as secretary of the state board of health
shows a marked decrease in the number
of cases Of smallpox in Minnesota since
the last report was issued There were
only nine cases reported in this city and
twelve in Minneapolis. The disease has
been most prevalent at ST. Cloud and
Grand Marais, each of which has mad
twanty-six cases. The total number of
cases in the state has been SAB and the
number of deaths three.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
A Good MILK

for infant feeding is a mixed Cows
milk, from herds of native breeds. Bor-
den's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk herds
are properly housed. scientifically fed.
and are constantly under trained inSpec-
ton. Avoid unknown brands.
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Cheap Rates to Fishing Points.

The Great Northern Railway will sell
Friday and Saturday Of each week. good
to return following Monday. round trip
tickets at one fare. Minneapolis and St
Paul to best fishing points in Mime
sofa. Inquire at Ticket Office 332 Robert
St, st. Paul. MINI.
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cook with gas and keep cool"
Change OF Time, C, NJ a st. r. Ry..
Iowa IE Minnesota DivisfoD

On and after Monday. July l. 1901.
1.-The Milwaukee's'' I. & NJ. division No
!, from Chicago, Milwaukee, Rock Islanj
and Dubuque, Via Calmar and Austin,
VIII arrive st. Paul $40 a. M, Instead
of l0:40 4. m, as prior to that date.
Effective same date, l. G. M division
No. q. from Peoria, Mason City, Austin
Faribault. etc. win arrive st. Paul 10.qS
a. m, instead of $3.50 a. m, as prior
thereto A
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Are the big bass in lakes just short
distance out on the Soo-one fare for the
round trip July 2. 3 and 4. Return until
the 9Th. Ticket office. 30 Robert street
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$17. OO-TO Detroit and Return
$17OO

For the N. E. A. meeting at Detro,t
July SIP. the 500 Line VIII sell round tr5
trip in connection Particulars AZ Sae
Line ticket office. 37s Robert street ~
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Go Fishing on 500 Line the Fourth.
One fare for the round trip to the
famous fishing resorts. Ticket office, 37J
Robert street.
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WISCONSIN ASKED TO DELIVER
Duluth Authorities Want Cato Ste
VEINS for Grand Larceny

Gov S. R. Van SAINT has issued requt-
sition upon the governor of WISCONSIN
for the return to Minneapolis of Cato
Stevens, a negro, who is wanted at Du-
luth for grand larceny in the second de-
gree, and is now in jail at West Supe-
rior. 1t. is understood that the Wisconsin
authorities are perfectly willing to de-
liver the prisoner, and are in fact hold
ing him for the st. Louis county off,
GERS.
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AFTERNOON.

Two concerts will be given at Lake
Harriet today by the Banda Rosa, The
programmes follow:
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Northern Savings bank, Sixth and MIN
nesota streets. Deposits made before
July 10, 1901, draw six months interest,"
Jan. l. 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

Gas, ranges do not heat up like coal
stoves o1'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

Meals are prepared quickly on Kas
ranges; hence less heat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

March Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohu
Overture aymonde" ............ Thomas
Waltz-"Amoretten" ................ Cungi
Gems Of Stephen Foster ..-.........T obani
Solo for Trumpet-"The Lost
StOAQ SULLIVAN
SCR. Bottega-
Quartette from "Rigoletto" ....... Verdi
War Songs of the Boys In Blue
Laurendeau
EVENING
March (new) .................... Sorrentlno
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

The board of manages of the free
dispensary met yesterday morning Mrs
Henry Nichols was appointed visitor for
July.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

Miss Tena Bachnanri and Miss Emma
Fehr have gone on a vacation to Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, sa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

March (neW) .................... Sorrentlno
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-30

took passage over the Southern Pacific ye
ierday evening for New York
Mr.. aud Mrs. w y. johnson Of New Or
leans are guests Of the Rice. Mr.. johnson
Is well known travelling man.
Mr.. b L. vineyard. prominent business
man OF Eagle Lake. spent yesterday In
tiers.
Mrs William Lane Atkinson and children
~ tnero and Mrs. Fisher " III Campo are
visiting IN Houston, guests Of Mrs. r. l..
Phelps
Captain James A. Baker, Jr.. Of this city
has gone TO New York ia be- present at
the trial Of Albert g. Patrick IN that city
who stands Indicted for the murder OF the
late William NJ Rice. MIR. Baker VIII
probably assist In the prosecution Of tue
ease.
Miss Ethel Mcclellan Of Iedbctter, Texas
walter Mcclellan. aud her many friends
al this, her former home. Miss Mcclellan
Will remain here until after The grand
opera performance In this city next Mon.
day evening One of the objects OF her
visit being TO attend the opera.
frof j II. Connell Of the state Agri
cultural and Mechanical college spent
few hours In the city yesterday. Prof
Cornell was on his way home from San
Antonio, where IN his capacity rs director
OF the State experiment stations. he bad
been arranging for some important wheat
owing experiments on the black lands
near there
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.


MooRE.--s0n Angelo Texas, October 20.
ALFRED Moore, a fO-ycgr old boy and mem,
her OF krausc Taylor Dramatic company,
died Mt a hotel here this morning OF diph-
iberia,
BuRROw. -Corslcana, Texas, October %.
Mrs j. /. Burrow, aged 10 years, died at
her home on Mineral Hin Saturday and was
buried from the residence yesterday after
noon,
INGLE.--Mineral Wells, Texas, October
IS. Mrs. Arthur lngle died at her home in
this city yesterday of typhoid pneumonia.
She was ~ years old Her remains Will be
buried in the city cemetery this afternoon.
PRANsE.- Yoakum Texas, October 20,
The death Of Mrs. G, Pranse occurred at
her residence near this city Yesterday
morning She had reached the age of ~
years. Her funeral occurred this morning
with intermert In the city cemetery.
YEATS. Denton. Texas. October %. =.
Mrs. G.. G. Yeats. wife of prominent resi-
dent of this city, died at = o'clock TINS
morning aged rs years. The interment
viii take place at tho odd Fellows, come
terry tomorrow morning The family for
mcrly lived In Collin county.
LUDZI Taylor, Texas, October 2s. Mr..
Christian Lndzi, native ~ Switzerland
aged about - years, aud employed az me
Blolber saloon died suddenly yesterday Of
a complication Of nervous disorders NOT
clearly defined by the doctors. His remains
will ho inferred in the city cemetery at !
O'Clock this afternoon,
HEfDMAN. Luiing, Texas, October % -
Mr. Jacob Heidmnn, an old and respected
citizen Of this city, died at bis home late
Yesterday evening Deceased WAS 10 years
of age and leaves several children TO mourn
hts loss The funeral took place at O'Clock
This evening at the Jewish cemetery, Rabbi
Marks OF San Antonio officiating.
LEWIS Sour Lake, Texas, October 2T.--
Today about IL o'clock Mrs Lora a. Lewis
pOstmistress ut Sour Lake died. She
mas been sick for several days and all that
could be done for her by her many friend,
and nelghbors was DONE hut 10 no avail
Mra Lewis was q good, kind. gentle. Low,
ing woman and was loved and respected By
AT who knew her
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Two Holdups in Which the Footpads
Secured Booty,

Two Holduns IN Which The Footpads
Secured Booty.
u... -. o,t..,. no A. IN
beaumont Texas October 2s-ht ~
o'clock last night while on hiss way home
charles PAM a tanor en,pioved bV Scrn-
-,
mo was held Wp Ny Two r"po0IS, "hV
attacked him on Laurel avenue ana took
about 81 In NANCY from HIS nockets The
~, - ~ .-ot ,,.A
Two men apptoacheu i"u' "uu 'n' h'""''"
him by the throat from the froat and the
other from the rear ana quickly empiled
btv o,,cpo,s mo ofs,ors worn notified
MS p"CAe'S' ny "'u''' WIZ ~
and an unsuccessful search was maze Ior
the robbers. 4 little less than an hour
fro,, ,b,s hoid.vr o,,other one occurred on
th I'm 10 ,,noff anJ a man wns -elipyed
tt IN Sain so,n ,nopn~r ~ 500 lie WINS n
~ 10y o"r W. nn,nn froTn fhc cast of Lake
strhnser Wno cu l,no l'fnrcrs and nix name
Nnai ~ W tt{nnd hy tbn ofdcnrs 10 whom
~ ,,0r ,1Id rjs story
ti'S iinm , toIu t'' ,sos today made from
y,s,15,i,,, ~ ti,o doeienafion nv tho sec.
MhSninston ~ ~ c u,r,s oF ,he ynoriran
SSttsa,ig "a ~ ~ nenSnont AS dennsitory
gu t IiniteS Stotgs f"',ds Tor mia section
I 10 ~, ~ S,cnmnaprin@ he otlfcatiop
Nee sn o.,let frnm fhe United states trcas-
WIS aH U i stnnn6 ~ roycro,nant C,nds
turE plarllg 4g lin ,be Sn,,firan Nnitonal
i H. ~ "'''"N'
'' Hi1i,t,,, ro,c,om bos returned from a
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JENNINGS OIL NEWS.
Company oreanized-Resuned Work.
Crowds OF Oil Visitors.

COMPANY Orqanized-Resumed Work.
Crowds OF Oil Visitors.
Jennings, La. October 20 Another
company was added to the llss Of local
companies last night when number Of
men gathered and organized the sulphur
Strings oil company, which will have a
capitalization Of $4,000 with Ave milton
shares of paid mp value Of ten cents
each. the shares viii he sold only at pnr
and In no amount less than $40. The Of
hcers selected By the organization are; j.
p Haber. president pr. w. c. Miller,
vice president S. j. Johnson, trensureri
W. II Curtis secretary W. II. Kistner
manager These gentlemen aud 70. F Row
son r. c. Rlcie, H. X. Midkifr and Phil
r Rice of New Orleans, constitute the
board of directors.
ing the Welsh well the Home OH COM
nany's well. the Pelican oil and Pipe
XII companys holdings For n few days
he stock subscription books Of the new
romnanv will he kept open for the eXclu-
sive benefit Of local people; then lists VIII
he opencd IN New Orleans and Chicago.
Al ,nffirer Of the company said this morn
no that he thought the stock would all
be subscribed in a very few days, Secre,
tsry Curtis left at noon for New Orleans
10 Mace the order for machinery and 10
attend TO some other matters 0ppertaln-
ing 10 the company. -, ~
and development company's well today
after nm unavoidable DELAY for several days.
rrho aiming for the Southern OIL company
i heinp hauled 10 the held and they ex-
nect 10 start drilling In day or two.
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CITY sREVITIEs,

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Houston
Spiritual society will meet at the reslue ii',
of Mrs. A. Drummer at 1903 Preston avenue
today at 2;30.
The body of James Handiey, who dle a1
Monday at st. Joseph's innrmaIE MaS
buried yesterday In the Catholic eemels4 :;
The funeral was from the ,parlers 90 o.
Messrs Ross s. Wright's undertaking es''V
lishment.
There are undelivered telegrams az tne
office Of the Western Union Telegraph Will ygild.
ford Hughes seaman K Orthwein, Harry
Hunter, Carlton Buck. ]. r. Holmes tnu'e
Wnnsch and ]. Samuels.
The many friends Of Mr.. Charles ~
Drolla. former attorney OF TINS ciiS;u NE
removed to San Francisco, Cal" wiz IN pe
glad to learn by letter received tIohi hi i,a
a day or two ago that he Is doing Wen anu
building up a splendid practice
The revival meetings at the Mckee, otr M
Methodist church still continue WIN Hn lr.
batting interest Services VIII be helq th ~
today at $3.50 and 1880. Rev, W, ~
.rothers will preach at the 800 seflire -''
Rev. John E. Green OF the 1850 service
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Resldenoo al EIoresviIIe.

Floresvnle. Texas, October 2o.-The resi-
deuce OF w. Il. Myers burned late yes
tcrday evening. Nearly all the contents
were saved, There was about $3.50 In
snrance on the building. The building was
located inst south OF the business part OF
town and 1t looked for awhile that the
high south wind was going TO spread lhe
Rames across the street on to the business
houses But by heroic efforts the neetes!
hnlldines were kept wet and the fire kept
from spreading Had the flames crossed
The street an the business houses OF one
side of town would have burned, as there
il no water works plant here, An extra
niphr Waterman was employed to prevent
thc Dire from again breaking out from the
pluders.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Or b H, Carlton of velasco Is stopping
al the Bristol
Judge W. C. FalIsferro Of Bryan Is a
visitor to the city.
c; c, Clark Of Lexington. KY, is a late
arrival at the Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Newton Of Sour Lake
are stopping at the Rice
DR.. p, G. swearingen and wife OF Cen
ter, Texas, are at the Rice.
Prof. n. c. Pritchett Of HuntsWNo ies'
istered Yesterday al the Bristol
Mr.. Elliot Scott and wife laSt Yesterday
evening over the Southern Paeine Tor ba'i''
more.
J. II Hoskius OF Angleton ana l,siaa :
Foster of Galveston were guests yssi'i'~'
at the Bristol.
Nh ". c. Mclaughlin Of Manner 4sAAA
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Killinn Over q Small Bet.

Lake Charles La, October 20. Yesterday
afternoon at Sulphur during horse race
II. sonier and Solomon BARLEY has diff
tculty over 30 cents BET on the horse race
Sonier had his knife open and hidden in
his sleeve when after few words he let
n r,u into his hand. BARLEY started 10
nm but too late as his opponent was on
MIN like tiger and plunged four-ineh
blade SO deeply that his hand striking the
Others side caused many TO think ne ha a
md feU dead and Sonler made desperate
effort 10 escape He was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Vincent
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

GOLDMAN POTTS Mckinney, Texas, DC,
tober 2T-At p. m. Louis GomBn of Al
len was married to Miss zelphia Potts Ia
this city.
THoMPsoN. RAIDER Hampstead. Texas,
October 2o--M Iss Annie Thompson of this
city and Mr. Ben Bader OF Bellyille were
united in marriage Sunday evening 81 che
Methodist church, Rev. G. II. Phair onlciat.
HAPGooD- WORsHAM. Fort Worth,
Texas, October ok. n. Hapgood Of ALL.
bank. $. D., and Miss lenora Worsham OF
morning by pr. Cotton Of Trinity church.
The aroom is leading banker OF the North-
west and a very prominent man,
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,,,L,i,.oans IN Navarro County.

corsicana. Texas. October 29.-W hitecaps
visited family Of negroes living o. Rev
John Miller's farm near Lone OAK a
number Of shots were hred' hut no one
- burt The same party visited another
$3.50 w." and addressed the following notice;
..To An six Of You Blaeks-Nos 81 and 40.
,..o,ce All Of you negrows.
~ az .WhitecspS, No O.
n, ,he other side Of the sheet was writ
W .s1he next time we come Y VIII rs
tu ven. ana lead, not paper s 1saa opsRssSn'
SsuSs nnnnER ----
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A CAS- wen in Oklahoma.

Denison, Texas, october 2o.-Informaton
from Lawton, o. T., today states that
gas well has been discovered and opened
IN at depth Of 265 feet, II Is located
fanr miles from the town. With much
exertl0n the drill was sent down 300 feet
and then the gas pressure was so strong
further drilling was impossible. Al the
dcntb Of o65 feet a pipe fffy feet long was
~ in and the gas lighted at the top, II
made fame I'VE Inches IN diameter and
Twelve feet high. II was visible az LaWtoa
and caused the Widest excitement.
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smithylle, Texas, October %. VIII Ben,
TON. colored, is In the tolls Of the law
charged with assault TO murder Il an
happened this way lie WAS wanted ior
q misdomeanor officer Gentry was detailed
10 make the arrest lie ran Walyiehs "
4 Nose wss summoned aud gave chase
With ii. X MeCaskill on his bicycle me
negro took shot NJ him, lie was nhsl&
80 sttircd aud IN Squire Moore's court this
,sdrning he waived examination; his bona
niaced al $500; In default be was sent
Ia Bestrop this afternoon and placed u
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THE coLoREo PEOPLE HELPED.

Contributed Literally to the Bonus for
- the Texas Southern.
MsFsAall, Texas, october 2S,--The colored
committee have raised S2147 among their
people for the location and maintenance
Of the Texas Southern railway shops snd
general offices. This brings it to about SS3-
COO TO date and there seems to be no Ques.
ton now but that the full amount of $40
GOO asked will be raised at Tuesday nights
mass meeting
Superintendent Of Motive Power J. W.
Adds and w. y. Minton, master car builder
Of The Texas Pacific. are In TeXarkana on
business I'm connection with their road.
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MARSHALL RAISED MONEY
ALL CLASSES OF CITIZENS coNTRl-
5UTED IN LIBERAL MANNER.
Location Of the General Offices and
Shops OF the Texas Southern
Cinched Last Night.

Marshall, Texas, October 20-Thcre was
grand rally of citizens tonight, held at
the opera house, to meet the officials Of
the Texas Southern railroad for the pur.
pose Of discussing the subject of contrl-
buting the right OF way through the city,
thirty-three acres of land for shops site
and terminal grounds on the guarantee
of the company for the location of the sea-
era offices and shops.
Hon. y. ID. Harrison was made chairman
and speeches wore made by Messrs. l.. Il.
Walker, president, and j. L. Fesser, land
commissioner, OF the road; Hon. NJ Tur-
nry, Messrs. W. c. Lane, II. B. Pitts, Ches-
ney Adams and w. A. AdaiS of the Mar
shall Messenger Press, acting secretary
Between speeches the Marshall baud stirred
the people to enthusiasm with Home,
Sweet Home" and Dixie" while thu-com
mittee went among the audience taking
subscriptions. All this time the people
were bowling the slogan, "ou TO Tue
gulf
Amid the cheers aud enlivening music
&he, committee reported the collection Of
S59lU. at this lunCture courier from
the colored citizens rally, held at the court
house, announced a collection of Sl23I,
making the total of the colored peoples
subscription $3Ol9.
The chairman then announced the total
white collection TO be $4,000, making the
grand total S36.047
II was then announced that certain par
ties would increase their subscriptions In
order 10 make the required $4,000 The
audience then adjourned with deafenius
cheers, fast music, yelling On to the
gulf" and Greater Marshall" The re.
porters railroad men and committees on
stage were, In their glee jumping over
chairs, congratulatlng each other and play
ing like children
thus it is that Marshall gets the shops
and general Offices of the Texas Southern
railway
The ladies' Of the city deserve special
praise for their ndefatlgable work in be
half Of "On to the gulf
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Fyoeotinq Developments at LuIina-

tnllpg Texas, October 20. The oil well
an the Goodmans on Land and Mining
company's holdings has reached depth
n % feet. In that distance a strata of
suInhur and vein Of Ignite six feet
,h,ct have been struck. On yesterday ~
Ter rose within six feet q the top u the
scTm Of oil BY placing the ear over the
,,,o,tb ~ the casing a roaring, gurgling
eonnd could be distinctly heard. The con
spsatar does not know what the sound
alS csns INIT is looking for something out
~ ne ordinary 10 take place before he
90 Goes - down much deeper Large crowds
Visit the well daily and are closely watch
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Nam NJ Pet,oIeum FueI.

orange. Texas, October 29.-rhe Orange
county irrigation company, which operates
one of the largest irrigation plants in this
oenn,rv Is preparing 10 burn oil for fuel
cVu. ~ Mani next season. The boilers are
~ nav " beng fitted up with oil burners and
he contract FOR tas f9e, T ~ be hIp aee tro in
A. ~ nranee and Northwestern OF the South
a or9 paride main line 70 the pumping stat-
~ IN order 70 deliver the oil.
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A.oid.ntsI shooting al Temple.

Temple. Texas, October "a, Sunday even
Ing the little son of Mr. Coleman, an EN-
ploye Of the Santa re, while playing IN
the ward was struck by stray bullet
from target ride. It is not known from
whence Tho shot came. hut II j. thought
~ he M accidental chance shot. me
wounded boy Is in bad condition me
~ tbe breaef had buried itself deep in
tho body.
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ACCIDENTS.

Fell From Tree at Corsioana.
Corsicana, Texas, October % the
12.yesr.old son Of W. W. Davis, was in
jnred by failing from tau pecan tree
while hunting. His injuries are painful,
although not serious