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which the child had retired was pulled out
with poles and the charred remains az the
child rolled ont Of the burning mass II
was too late. the entire ,iead OF the child
having already burned "A and tho remain-
der Of IT. badly charred The house and
contents was q total loss.
~ Lyons SUNDAY night Mr.. Frank Kopon-
ski was called TO his door and some Que
said us that you, Frank" 10 which he
replied In the affirmative and Immediately
upon answering in the Affirmative there
was loud report and he received load
Of small shot In the leg. The wound while
a painful ono, Is not necessarily dangerous
m the northern part Of the city Sunday
AFTERNOON Tule Taylor. colorcd. got out his
gun nnd was cocklng and revolving 1t when
me mn2zlc pointed towards his wife, when
II was accidentally discharged, the bali TAX
ing euert IN her face hist below the LETT
w nnicting a dangerous, IL not fatal,
The Ladies' Missionary society was or.
ganl2ed at the Baptist church SATURDAY M.
,,Cernoon, With the following officers Miss
Daisy Connell president: Miss Annie Pace.
vice president, Miss Jessie Willie secrr-
tary Miss Edna Teague. treasurer The
organisation viii meet Wednesday after
noon az $3.50 o'clock at tho Baptist church
Mrs, G, L. Tennv. matron, aud Miss
Leona Wcsslcr. assistant matrou OF the
ltfcboat orphan homo OF Keene, johnson
county were in the city Monday.
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Screwnen,s Ball.

Galveston, Texas, December a.-Thc
scrcwmcn's Benevolent association has Is
sued some very attractive invitations for
an annual fancy dress ball which will be
given next Saturday night. The following
nrc the committees having the affair in
charge: Arrangement committee - Ed
Sedgwick, chairman; John j, Hogan, john
H. Day Michael j. Foley. Patrick o'Leafy
George Maena and Alfred Da Luke Re
cep.icn committee - Charles McCubbiu
chairman. T. Z. Davis Michael sullivan
George Page, George Wilson r. ] AndCT
son, Matt seymour. II. Balmann md
Charles Peterson. Floor comuttee--Charle'
Wilson. chairman; Felix SlCrCayCh, &. j
Mullen. d. X McGill. Tony Malcna, vi,
Mnrsclla, Ar Fredricksou, Tony Walsh and
w. Wilson.
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hriokmasons Are san on.

Beaumont, Texas, December 9.The diff
ference between the Brlcklayers union and
the Master Builders association regarding
wage scale is still unsettled and all brick
work in the city mas been suspended as a
result. the bricklayers demanding 20 cents
per hour. while the contractors are only
willing to concede 62ia cents. \ large
number of buildings are now undcr con
struction In the city and the tie-up Is there
fore rather serious affair.
James McGinnls, n plumber In the EN-
ploy Of the Perkins Plumbing company,
was quite seriously hurt this morning while
leaving the opera house just after tho strlk
had been declared. Some one working
above threw a plank down, striking Mc-
Glnnis on the shoulder and leg and very
painfully iniuring him.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN. VESSELS.


Pensacola Fla.--Arrived lHortzirak Bat
tSp1. from Galveston for barcelona and
Genoa put In for coal.
Norfolk Va--Arriyed; C}nstieheld tBr),
from Galveston. and sailed for Bremen
Port Eads Arrived; Saltwater tAml.
from Puerto Cortez, via Fort Barrlos and
Belize: Beverly tBr) from Port Limonn
Wanderer (BrD. from Liverpool via Coz
lor Belize and Mexican ports Olz (Spl,
frlsn Vera Cruz Aransas tAml. from
Havana Sailed. Ely fBg1, for Ceiha.
Doyer.-Passcd Wllbegforge gr). from
Galveston for Antwerp
MarseiIles Arrived; Btrchtor BrD, from
Galveston via ST. Mirhaegs,
Bremen.--Arriyed: OlaDda Dutch. from
Galveston.
liverpool. Alagonia (Brl. from
Port Arthur Mira 'Br). from Galveston.
Sailed Imaun Bra. Tor Galveston.
Barry.-Saiied: Midlothian Castle (Br),
fo7 Galveston ~
New York.-sailed; f,Mpol (Nor), for
Galveston.
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Rankruptox Matters.

Galveston. Texas, December, 9.--ln the
matter OF f. Wegner. bankrupt, Of Gal
va ston, the adjudication in bankruptcy has
been set aside by the referee aud the cause
dismissed. settlements having been made
with All the creditors and releases MED.
In the matter Of C. f. Lincoln bank
rupt, of Galveston, the first meeting OF INC
creditors has been held and the sale OF
Svtrres LIQUORS. etc. OF the said bank
rnnt Tor 500 was approved The claims
&. d. Holmes for rent and OF the w .
LeRp Brewing company, secured oy mort
cages were approved and allowed.
q A. Merriam, bankrupt. OF Houston mas
been recommended for discharge.
A petition in bankruptcy has been hleo
by Charles Mustacha, merchant OF Nous
IN his liabilities as set forth in MI
petition, amounted TO s165S.74; his assets
10 500. ,,..,
Robert Vincent, bankrupt, Of Navasots
has bean finally discharged.
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH IN THE
RUINS OF ITS HOME.
A Ladies Missionary Society Has Been
Oraanized---An Attempt Was Made
TO Assassinate Frank kopirsh.

that burned north Of town Saturday night
was tenement house on the Hicly place.
abort two miles north of town. II was oc.
cupied by John Smith and family. John
and his wife were away from home and
the six children were sound asleep. The
first they know of the IRE was the stinlng
smoke and heat from It aud they piled out
Of their beds and made a hasty exit from
the burning building bur ono little one,
j. L" u wears OF age, was missed When
help arrived IN effort was made to rescue
the child from the building, hut Il was
too near ready TO fall for any ono to
venture inside and the burning bed on
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pistriot count h Session.

Beaumont, Texas December 9-The De
cember term of the Fifty-eighth district
court convened this morning with Judge
]. n, Martin on the bench. rho hrst work
of the court was the impaneling Of grand
jury. The following gentlemen were sworn
In as grand jurors: j. b Crook, James
Chubh j. J. Nathan, Ike Bingham, j
Land, b. C. Hebert, w. r. Keith, Henry
Heser, o. Blanchette, c. Nj. barticld and
Joseph Finnette.
In charging the grand jury Judge Martin
called special attention to the Sunday law.
saying that whether IT is good or bad, /,
is law and should be enforced. He also
made special mention of the offense of
carrying concealed weapons, aud gambling
came in for more than ordinary notice,
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LAKE CHARLES NEWS.

Verdict in the Case Of the Negro Who
Was Lynched
Lake Charles, La, December 9..The YER
dict in the case of Sol Pedras, who was
lynched here Saturday, was death from
strangulaton at the hands OF parties I'M
known.
A small cyclone passed through Edgerly
yesterday. demoishlng a few buildings and
slightly lnjuring two inhabitants.
Last night at sulphur two white men at
tempted 10 rob the Omar Vincent boarding
house. The family sounded the alarm and
Oscar Lyons came 10 the rescue. One Of
ing his arm. Mr. Lyons fred: shot him
twice. once in the shoulder and the other a
scalp wound, after which he surrendered.
The other escaped
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Oil peveIonmsnt at Moody.

Moody, Texas, December s,-The well OF
the Stampede Valley oil company is down
eco feet and has been awaiting casing for
the past two weeks. Work will be resumed
at once now that the casing has arrived
and it Is expected that the next 300 feet
will show what is in the famous Haunted
Hin, Gas has been noticeable for the last
fifty feet OF drilling but was not in suffi-
Gent quantity to make n noticeable pres
sure. The Strata of rock are so very dlf-
ferent from that which has been encount-
cred in drilling artesian wells nearby that
the drlllers expect oil at any time.
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Safe Blown al Chico.

Fort Worth. Texas, December 9-The safe
In business house at chico was blown
by burglars Saturday night and large
sum of money taken hut how much can
not be heard this morning suspect
named Davis was arrested on Information
from the chico officers and Is being held
when searched the officers found $50 In
cash. two revolyprs and other yaluahles
Tho robbers also made Q futile attempt 10
blow the safe Of the bank Of Chico
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Prohibitionlsts Won

Waxahachie. Texas, December o.-Local
option elections were held saturday In the
Italy justice Of tho peace precinct and
In the Avalon school district. resulting IN
A. the ItaIv box the vote stands For
prohibition 353 against i23 Al Lone Ce-
dar. Tho only other voting box in the pre-
clnct the vote Nas about two % one IN
favor 81 prohibition,
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OFFICERS ovgRPowEREo.
Men Who Paid Fines for Gambling At
tackled Deputy Sheriffs.

lacked deputy 0heHffs,
Mckinney, Texas, December 9--Eleven
men who were arrested for gambling It
Weston, Collin county, Saturday night, ap-
peared in the Justices court room at that
place yesterday to pay their fines and n
general eight ensued. One OF them struck
an officer and two other officers were at
tackled as they attempted to aid the one
hghting Deputy Sheriff Robertson was
knocked down and three men were beatn :
him, when he drew his revolver and shot
Fred Wilson through the shouldcs. WI
son was taken to a hotel and the crowd
assembled aud kept the three officers I'M
prlsoned in the court room all afterno
Sheriff Pat Pafford and three deputies
went out last night and dispersed the crowd
and made number Of arrests. Wilson, the
wounded man, is expected to recover.
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Ausn, Texas, December 0.--The Christ
sTis tide has opened up here with Il vim
.sld N copt!Due until after the holidays.
a van, Nthe pdeGkantS are somewhat Aur-
'phsed lAsheI rush beginning so early, as
slS We not looking for 1t for at least
sM Ni II shows that the people in
E gnd wTend their money and, OF course,
tines s good
lnsurice Commissioner Johnson, who is
4emlF of the board of directors of the
VNcultral and Mechanical college. left
ms atFnoon for College Station, where
leetg Of the directors will take place
fIoMorg' There are at least twenty appli-
&cans the presidency of the college,
me ldies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
nnsup association is already making
lepaIaons for the big New Years recep-
uol, Nlch promises to be n grand affair,
fsla ways made feature by the Young
ceuH,rj
H. tlHolcombe Of this city has recently
raTst from st. 10, Montague county.
s eu dHares that the asphaltum beds of
sL '4re the finest in the country.
Etste Senator A. Y. Atlee OF Laredo
aer tor saw days on business con
kpsftnlt. Va ''"'e
pa Treasurer Robbins has returned
MY er; where he has been for n few
"A ,s' t'ehdlng the East Texas conference.
f,a A 5. Fisher Of Georgetown was
,ns.I on business and paid his re-
"a the executive office.
rs, Ilerk Keeble of the secretary Of
sT Impairment is out Of town for a
Az. %SfSehtatlye Greenwood of Guadalupe
%an IS here on business.
Esty OF State Tod has returned from
"a MO Houston
q Hness. '''a' VI decatur is mere
4 eupey General Bell is in Fort Worth.
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Losses at Corsieana.

Corsicana, Texas. December 9.-Fire last
night in the upper story Of B. Fl. Allen q
Co s liquor house destroyed furniture and
fixtures. Damage was slight. high wind
was blowing AZ the time. The hremen did
splendid work Had the fire got undtr
Roadway two blocks of business houses IN
the heart Of the business center would
have suffered severely.
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Saloon at Lockhart.

Lockhart, Texas, December 9,-This morn
ing IT / 30 clock the large two-story saloon
building Of Mr. f. W. Poth, the meat mar
ket and cold storage plant of Mfr Louis
Rhlnelander and tbs barber shop Of Bob
Lane, all on the north side of the public
square. were consumed by hre. Mr.. Poth
sustained a loss Of $1,000, with 5000 in.
surauce: Mr.. Lane had $500 insurance and
sustained partial loss; Mr. Rhinelander
sustained a total loss Of about $500, having
no insurance. II is not known how the fire
originated
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court,

Austin. Texas December 9.--The follow
Ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Reversed and remanded T.. z. Under-
wood et al VS.. ]. b. Jones ct al, from Dali
las.
Glenn. from Hood.
vs. ". e. Black ct al. from Navarro.
Motion to issue mandate resubmitted
prreh Electric Light and Power Company
vs. n Iefevre ct al, from Galveston.
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Emily Ben VIII Recover.

Beaumont. Texas, December emily
Ben, the old colored woman who was hurt
in a runaway last Saturday will recover,
though it was thought for n time that she
would not survive her injuries. Paul
Worthy the driver " the hook and ladder
truck that ran into the old woman's We.
hlcle. is confined to his room under treat
ment of a physician.
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Work Suspended.

Lockhart. Texas. December o-work has
been temporarily suspended at the Card
well oil we'll on Plum creek, north OF
town, for the want of water, which on
account of the protracted drouth, has
failed in the nelghborhood and must be
hauled In wagons several miles. Work will
be resumed when the long-looked for rain
comes,
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REMAINS FOUND.
They Had Lain in the Woods Since
Last May.

Last May.
Grandview, Texas, December s,-'rhe
blcached bones and clothing Of J. y, John
son. who mystcrousy disappeared from
his home I'VE miles northeast OF this place
the lattcr part OF LAST May, were found
early yesterday morning IN the woods by
parties hunting near the Missouri, Kan
sas aud Texas railway six miles north Of
here. The remains were identified by his
clothing and two missing jaw teeth He
was about - years of age aud II was
thought when he disappeared that he was
somewhat dcmentcd. Indictments We're
pending against him IN the courts charged
with assault and battery aud It Is now
thought that he committed suicide,
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Plumbers Are on Strike.

Beaumont, Texas, December 9.--Every
union plumber in Beaumont went out on
strike this morning for an increase of so
cents per day in the wage scale. which is
now 81 for eight hours work. Their action
promises to seriously affect the building
habit which Beaumont has acquired so ex-
tensively Of late, unless the trouble is
speedily settled.
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Small House at Mexla.

Mexia, Texas, December S.-A cottage
owned by j. II. Park, and occupied by G..
NJ. Edge. was destroyed by fire last night.
The building aud furniture, which Will
covered by insurance, is a total loss.
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DAMAGE at Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas, December 9.-An oil
lamp exploded in the Heard block, occupied
by Beckett Bros restaurant, at II o'clock
last night and the second door was pretty
about $500 and 10 Beckett Bros, about
$1,000
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Residence at Vernon.

Vernon Texas, December THE resi-
dence occupied by the manager and owner
of the Vernon Lumber company, was de-
stroyed by IRE last night. The loss Is
estimated at $1,000. with insurance TO the
amount of 5000.
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Woman Badly Burned.

Ardmore, /. T., December 0.--Mrs y.
Parks, living thirty miles east near Rus
set. was painfully burned by falling into
the FIRE Sunday morning. She Is reported
in serious condition today.
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Reopenine Of the Bank.

suHn, Texas. December 81 II Kirby
,pa Attorney Joe Eagle of Houston spent
Itse Day here on business and left tonight
iar tome. Speaking Of the reopening Of
|hs first National bank of this city, of
yhlsl Mr. Kirby is president, he said that
gathing was in readiness for tne opening
N tie bank The apparent delay was
utst BY the transfer Of the the to the
Hoct from it's former holders to the new
of6dls
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Store at Red Mater.

Texarbana, Texas, December 9,-The
residence and store of James Whitecraft at
Red Water Texas. was burned down last
night. Total loss $1,000; no insurance.
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A NEW WELL HAS COME IN
1T BELONGS TO THE ANGLO AMERI-
CAN COMPANY.
Cal, Shortage Is Intensified by Lack
OF looomotiVes--Hieh Prices Paid
for Proved Oil Land.

Beaumont, TeSas. December o.-The
Anglo American oil company brought ir
its No 3 this morning al depth Of i0TS
feet. The well is located on block SO and
is good six-lnch spouter. The drilicr
says the cap rock in this well was thicker
than any we'll Of which be has any record
This makes total of i16 gushers in the
field
In addition 10 the car shortage. there is
another hindrance that may cause oil ship
pers considerable trouble. and that is the
fact that the Southern Pacific road has
not enough locomotives at present 10 handle
the business expedltiously. II Is said that
more than 100 cars were held up Saturday
because Of a lack of engines to pull them
out Of the held. 1t is hoped, however.
that this difficulty will he overcome be
fore 1t reaches a more serious stage
~
Though the Wild speculation Of the .,om
days is gone, proved oil land still brings
big prices James w swayne. trustee
sold piece of ground fifty feet square
In the Veatch league 10 the Texas oil and
Pipe Line company for $1,000 W r. II.
McFaddin Of al sold lot A.. block 90, to c.
l.. Hanson, trustee for $4,000 Mr. Han
son transferred the lana to the New York
and Beaumont Oil Transportation company.
Beaumont drillcrs are still having calls
to go to all parts of the country Con
tractor Richmond will ship a drilling rig
and men to run 1t TO Alabama next week
to put down well near the Tomblgbee
river.
y ~
The Sun company is building a tank that
Is something out of the ordinary II is an
excavation in the ground and the sides are
pianked up for eight feet above the sur
fuys nF unt 5f. on
feet deep. 1t will be covered.
4 ~
Following are the sales of oil stocks on
the Beaumont oil exchange
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Suit Was Dismissed.

ArsIn, Texas, December 0.-The anti
trust sSt which was filed here Saturday
lgsilt the Kirby Lumber company Of
Houstn, was dismissed this evening on
motto OF the district attorney. The facts
Iustslin his petition could not be substan-
Itlitedand he had no other recourse.
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ROYAL
RAE<aNG POWDER

lmparts that peculiar lightness,
sweetness and flavor noticed in the
hnest cake, biscuit rolls, crusts,
etc, which expert pastry cooks
declare is unobtainable by the use
Of any other leavening agent.
Made from Puse, Grape Cream of Tartar.
aoTM BAKING POWDER WILLIAM 81. NEW yosx
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SALE OF HOUSTON PLANT
Reported 10 The Federal Court by
Marshal John Grant.
CHARGE OF MUTINY HAS BEEN MADE
Against the Mate OF a Tug Lying at
Galveston and Two Arrests
Were Mace
CHARGE OF MUTINY HAS BEEN MAD

Galveston. Texas December a.-Dr. John
Grant United states marshal for the east.
cru district Of Texas, bled his report today
as special commissioner appointed ny the
court to conduct the sale of the property
Of the Citizens Electric Light and Power
company Of Houston. The sale was made
on Tuesday December 3, 1901, from the
court house door Of the county OF Harris.
in pursuance Of the decree ordering the said
sale, Issued March 10, 1900, In the cause
of the Massachusetts Loan and Trust Com
pany VS. Citizens Electric Light aud Power
Company The sales have been postponed
from time to time at the request of the
compainauts in said cause since the de.
cree ordering the said sale TO be made was
issued. The sale when hnslly made was
conducted IN the usual manner after being
advertised. The report states that the high
est aud only bid received was that OF
George C., hollster Of S2iOoON This hid
was accepted and the purchaser complied
with the requirements of the said sale,
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CHARGE Of Mutiny.

Galveston, Texas, December o,-The serl-
Gus charge OF mutiny upon the high seas
has been preferred by Captain Betes Of the
tug John T. Brady against Arthur Newman.
mate Of the vessel. Tho mutiuy is alleged
to have occurred December ., In Atchafalya
bay and consisted of disregard Of an or
der aud subsequent attack upon the
captain Of the rug Captain Retes states
that he sent word Ia the mate To instruct
the engineer that he would be ready TO
auchcr In about fifteen minutes and that
the latter scnt back word that he would
do nothing ct the kind He says That he
then went to the main deck of the Brady
to the pilot house and found the mate In
an advanced state of intoNcatlon aud when
he tried to get him 20 60 to his room the
latter STRUCK him With such force as te at
most knock him down,
The case is set for hearing December %,
when Officers Moran and Scbert at
tempted to serve warrant for the arrest
of Mate Newman GU board the tug small
sized riot cnsucd, some OF the crcw at.
tempting Ia prevent the arrest Captain
Butts of the revenue cutter Galveston,
viii n was lying nearby, was appealed TO
aud he aud his crew promptly responded
and placed both Mate Arthur Newman and
Fireman Thoo Johnson under arrest with
out meeting with any serious resistance.
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Charters.

,rs,lp Texas. December 9.-The follow
!, thsrters were filed today
no uexla Drug company Of Mexiq; zap
= stSck $4,000 Ii corporators; Jack
Torsek, Jesse McLendon and W. e.
|pgle, .,,,,,,,,,. 81 roxorlopa.
. Sia'- stork 100000 lAcorporators: G..
Il IcWiiiams, j. r. owsley aud George
ys Aw EnpISnd Beaumont oil company Of
Vs,ruont: Mt capital stock Sl,ooo,0o0; Pur.
Ts 70 prospec for oil in East and South
F,ns build pipe lines. own tank cars,
~ directors j. B. Crocker, Z. v.
iayien, II. W Potter Of Beaumont, NJ V.
.iTls + P. Crocker of Boston, Mass.
Toe Threadueedle hotel of Beaumont;
sptal stock 5000. lucorpQrators: Marx
|TIss. Dennis Call and Ii. w. Potter, all
q BEAUMONT
Pihs Light and Power company amended
n carter by increasing its capital stock
4 fpn $4,000 TO $2OO,O00
4 M, Gulf Fisheries company Of New
sYcH capital stock 100000, was today
Y fsred authority 10 do business in Texas,
4 efAN 10 be In Galveston.