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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02
BODY AT WINDSOR.

Windsor, Feb. 2.--Great throngs OF
people assembled in the vicinity of
the railroad station. The procession
left the railroad station at 2:4O .. m.
As the procession started the artil-
lery horses attached to a gun carriage
became restlve and nearly overturned
It, whereupon King Edward order the
horses taken of and bluejackets put in
their places to draw the gun carriage.
The ambassadors and others who had
reached Windsor in advance OF the
funeral train. Joined the procession at
the railway station and proceeded TO
ST. Georges chapel. The royal mourn
ers, with the exception OF the queen
and prfncesses, proceeded on foot The
pipers played dirges and the procession
entered the chapel at 3:15 D. m.
The gathering OF crowned heads sur
passed those who rode in the jubilee
procession. All the great officers OF
state participated, The display OF ma
val and military force reached the
great total OF $4,000 men.
The service at st. Georges concluded
at 4;lO p. m, The body will lie Until
Monday In the Albert memorial chapel.
BBFORE LEAVING PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth, Feb. "A heavy rain
was falling at $3.50 o'clock when the
royal mourners left the yachts for the
Clarence yard. where the Alberta had
lain all night with the body OF the
queen watched by a marine guard
Admiral Sir Charles lothian. the
nag officer, and officer OF all the ships
in the harbor with the naval attaches
attended the Decentralization OF the
body, which at s:45 was carried on the
yacht.
The landing place and approaches OF
the station were heavily draped. Enor-
NOUS crowds had gathered.
The royal train left GospOrt at S:55
Guards were mounted on the warship,
and minute guns nred as the CONN
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

Get wise and Join the throng on
route to the Zeiser cafe hot free iunoh
to- night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

To save money on muslin underwear
attend the big sale this week at the
Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

ATTEND the great whitewear sale this
week at the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

LOT. No. 2.--Ladies' full size Night Dresses.
Beautiful styles in Embroidered Corset Cases (lE n
Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Drawers, Ladies' Iilli
Muslin Embroidered Trimmed Chimeses ........
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

LOT No, Consists Of Perfect Fitting En- lnn
brOidered Corset Covers Childrens Waists and tIl
Embroidered Trimmed Chdren's Drawers, all at ANN
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

LOT No. 3-NOyelties la Ladies Fine Corset
Covers, Ladies' full size Embroidered Night On,
Gowns, Ladies' wide and RULED and Tucked Oil
SklTts and Umbrella DTaMeTs. .................
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

LOT No. 5.-Lades' Embroidered Night
Gowns, Lace and Embroidered Trimmed Skirts, n z
Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Drawers, Child il
ren's White Deesses to years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

a
elites ain Lngeiem 10 O Ih and Iawn
I ne "a %
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02

LOT No. ladies Margueries, fine Muslin
aud Cambria Gowns, Fancy Corset Covers, Ladies'
Hemstitched Lace and Embroidered Umbrella Enn
Drawers, also Embroidered Skirts and Infants illIl
10 years size Dresses. Observation-Disclosures,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
OIL C0MPANYS CHARTER
EMPIRE STATE COMPANY HAS HouS-
TON AS PLACE OF BUSINESS.
II Has Been Chartered with CapitaIiza-
ton OF Five Millions to Develop
Oil, Coal and Iron.

Austin, Texas, May 23,The following
oil companies were chartered today
Empire State oil. Coal and Iron com
pany of Houston. capital stock S5,00o,o00.
Directors; Charles Dillingham;. Houston;
Robert l.. Henry. Fidelis $. Henry, chi
cago, H.: w. A. Rue Kansas city, Mo.
George c Mansfield, Johnsons Greek Wis.
John T. Mundy, Charles A. Nicholson,
Lincoln, ~, Robert b, Templeton, George
ID. Neal, Alfred H. Ketchum, Navasota,
and William G. Little. ST, Louis, Mo.
New York and Hearnc oil and Mining
company of Helrnc, capital stock SlooJOJ.
Directors; II. B. Easterwood. +. $. Brady,
\. NJ. Weyl, ]. + Lane of Hearne. l..
kaufman Of New York
Gyode Oil company of uvalde, capital
stock $1,000, Directors: j. f. simpson,
W. T. Dermo Is, f, j. Rhcincr, lra llar
rls, y. r, Pulliam, w. q. Mangum. j. A,
Mangum, j. {. Turner, all of Uyaide
The Gladys ON company Of Galveston,
capital stock S2oOoo. Directors; ID. j;
Moore. y. ]. skinner. j. II. Moore and
Herbert Smelling, all of Galveston.
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A DERRICK AT WEBSTER.
Gufty Company Viii Begin Boring in a
Short Time.


Short Time.
Webster, Texas, May % "A seyenty-two-
foot derrick has Just been completed here
for the Guny r,tolcum company and a
gang Of men Is now engaged choppng
wood for the engine that is to supply the
motive power for the boring. The ma
chinery Tor this purpose is expected in n
few days, when the development that
means much to this community will be
gin In earnest.
Much enthusiasm is evident here, based
principally on the fact that men verSct
In oil surface Indications who have Wis
tied this section found the situation here
decidedly favorable and consider this u
very promising field. In fact it is thought
to he second to no uncyplercl region Ia
the coast country as an oil proposition
aud MS a result Of this optimistic view
of the situation a large portion OF tae
lands here are under lease ana p numbrr
Of sales have been made az enhance
prices. Many here, however, who d. not
lease have So much faith in the oil out
look that they have refused prices for
their holdings they wolld nave jumped
at sixty days ago. Harrisburg viii do
well to get move an herself or Webster
viii Vet have the proud distinction OF
bringing in" the first gusher for Harris
TouutN.
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The Utah Gin.

The Utah wool clip is being sold as
rapidly as 1t can bc clipped. The price,
which viii average about i0% cents, does
not appear 10 be much Of an lnducement,
but as that country is fun of buyers telling
bear stories, they may be responsible fol
1t. The average wool grower, however,
is not always SO dependent on the buyer
for information ia regard to the market
as the buyer would have him be, hut he
may have lclt the effects uf "a lack of
proper classification OF WOODEN goods to
project him from the cNtravagant manu-
iacture OF shuddy aud concludes that the
quickest way ont Is the best The Na-
tiunA Live Stock association Will prove
ii very present help in time Of need 10y
taking NJ the question, which II has prom
Used To do during the next session OF CoO
grcss. Watcher laws projecting the manu-
idcturcrs ot WOODEN goods Wlil AFFORD The
relief hoped for by the wool growers gen
orally IS II question yet to be solved. 'rncy
Will help some at any rate.
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Following are inc nnotntlnns of the nenu.
LAKE CHARLES STIRRED.
News of the Discovery at Welsh Arouses
Widesnread lnterest


Lake Charles La. May 22.-Oil has been
struck at Welsh. four miles cas-. of Lake
Charles. The rumor was abroad this morn
Ing, but until the oil samples and relia'
bic witness had come from the field the
people refused to credit 1t. DR.. X. r..
Arcenaux of Welsh brought a sample q.
the new find into the city this afternoon
with an authentic account of the str.k =.
OF course il is not claimed t. be any.
thing but surface oil. being encountere
at Il depth of PIG feet, but the quality
is superior and the sample brought burns
readily.
Samples were taken by everybody and
burning tests applied, and 1t has been
satisfactorily demonstrated that the char
acter and quality of the oil Is equal ia
that found at similar depths in the Sui
phur wells This discovery is Of great I'M.
portance In this section, as local people
are largely interested in the nelghbor-
hood.
A company, or syndicate. composed OF
DR. Watkins, coroner OF this parish; IL.
]. Geary, president of the hoard OF trade
IN Lake Charles; Paul Sompayrac J; Shel'
don Toomer W. C. Wall of Lake Charles,
and pr. r. r. Arcenaux Of Welsh. con
troll about 1000 acres. adjoining the WOOD ;
place. The signs have been evident to
all Investigators. and the selection OF Ter,
rltory was based on good opinion ana
practical judgment
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MEETING OF HOUSTON CAVALRY.
Troop Is Arranging Details Tor Approach
mo Entertainment

The Houston cavalry held a meeting last
night to receive the reports of the various
committees appointed TO arrange for the
troops concert, which takes place next
Tuesday.
The arrangement committee reported
everything In readiness for the comfort OF
all aud the program committee, Of whlcn
Corporal II S Asbury Is chairman. re,
ported that the following ladies and gen,
tlemcn had been secured for participation
IN the program. Lewis orchestra Master
Eugene Rotler, Mrs. y. a. Holland, Mrs
u. Il. Lilllard, Mosdames Whippc aud
Hume, Mr.. b. a. Randolph, MIR, Seymour
Brasher, MIR. I'll clifford and others
one of the leading features of tho enter
talnmeut win be a song aud dance by
Master Eugene Bottlcr the Houston favor.
tie. This little dancer mndc a hit In the
recent performance of "Blhi" at the opera
house, and he has also upon ot|er YEA
slons distinguished himself by display OF
his marvellous talents
After the concert dancing Will he IN.
dulgcd I'm until - o'clock,
The funds derived from this concert arc
10 he used by the troop In furnishing mp
Its new urmorv
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the proposed route OF the canal. As 20
figures aud data Tho Post Is furnished the
following. Total length OF the canal thirty
iive miles, mean width 10 feet, depth OF
water With full flow. not less than ten feet.
The canal VIII begin in The Eagle Lane
vicinity, crossing the two Bernards, strik.
Ing the BRACES east OF Rosenberg and sontn
OF Richmond
ganlSe with a capital stock Of $4,000, 800.
Something Is further said In this counec.
ton OF eventually carrying the canal into
Bunalo bayou at Houston The rapid In.
crease In rico acreage in this section
seems TO be the groundwork of the en-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
ampasas' Store MOI Vet In.

Lampasas. Texas, May %, -Shecrmcn are
now busy shoaring and It Is doubtful II
the cir viii he completed before June
10. Some small clips are already in aud
what there has been sold brought ID cents
per pound There are only twelve .nonth
clips in this sccl%on. About l,OuONO
pounds are tributary to this point, aud
there is generally that much stored here
when all the wool is In hui very little
wool is left from last year, aud as the
holding has been at heavy loss II Is moro
than likely that the wool this season win
be sold as fast as possible.
The yield per head Will average one
pound more wool than last year,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

We are no longer mere confedcracy OF
states where one or more can go ont OF
III TIL Union e WIN we 80 Y = ,se,-,,,ln
Abraham Lincoln led us His old seuiv
tary, Mr.. Hex great applausel. who was
beside Mr.. Lincoln dt ring the four years
OF the great civil war, has been by my
side, In the past forr years sustaining
mr."
The president was followed by Secretary
Hay.
ON his way 10 dinner President Mckinley
stopped at Union square and turned over
the trst shovelful OF sod where the mon
ument,to the American navy In commcm
Grafton of Dcwcy's victory at Manila bay is
to be erected
Tonight the president attended a recep.
nests OF the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
PUBLIC MEETING POSTPONED.
,itizena win Discuss Attwater Exhibit

Citizens win Discuss Attwater Exhibit
Next Week
ON account NJ the annual meeting OF the
Texas Press association being IN progress
In this city, the public meeting that was
10 have been held at the Hutchins house
this evening for the purpose Of discussing
the AttWatcr exhibit and the movement
on foot 10 give Il permanent home In
Houston has been postponed una Friday
night OF next week. 09
The permanent location I'm Houston of
this collection ~ Texas products TX cou-
sldcrcd to bc a most important matter for
the city aud, ia fact, The entire State.
aud II Is desired that a large representa-
lion Of citizens intend the meeting. Prof
Attwator viii deliver Que Of hts Intensely
Interesting and iuimtahlc addresses on the
occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
LOWER COURT CONFIRMED.
Its Decision in Reference to Sam Aler
Lumber Company Confirmed.

TO Jctlotgf IN neIcFGnCG 10 Satn AHen
Lumber Company Confined.
Yesterday the court OF civil appeals for
the First supreme judicial district con
hrmed the decision OF the lower court.
rendered some months ago In the case OF
STERLING Myer trustee, ys, r. H. William,
ct al, lhts case was tried In December
before Hon. l.. y. Iightuwcr, district
judge In Livingston county. who held lhat
the trustee In his official capacity was en-.
titled to recover from r H. Williams ct
AL defendants, all OF the property OF the
sum Allen Lumber company claimed 10y
thcm as partners of Sam Allen ~ Co..
aud also all homestead rights In aud to
the mills, machinery, lands, etc
This property was subsequently sold nv
the trustee, tile lands he0g sold 30 the
South Texas National bank Of Houston
and the machinery 10 George Lock of Lake
Charles. La. Tile sales were madc sub.
ject however, 10 the pcudcncy OF the quits
I'm the higher court and the decision IN This
case Yesterday confirms the salcs Of that
portion ~ the property Involved therein
The higher court has not yet pusscd
upon the suit instituted hv the trustee VS.
j. X Alton In the same court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
A New Waller County Company.

Hampstead. Texas, May 2S.--"The wal
Ter County Natural Gas and oil company
was organized At the court house ye>ter
day evening. Nine directors were elected
y. S cuny. A. ]. Harvey. f. MontgQm
NJ S. Robinson, Sam Farquahar, Dr. T.. 7
Erwin and A. g Lpscomb. The direc
tors met and effected organization and
elected the following officers: A. G.. Lips
comb president: t. r. Erwin, vice presl
dent t. Montgomery. secretary and u
G.. Cuny treasurer.
The company Will begin operations al
soon as sufficient means are raised,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Houston Comnany Interested al AIuln.

Alvin, Texas. May -, --Messrs. George d.
Brown, c. w. Taylor, j. NJ. Hairless and
r. d. Hun of the Peoples oil company
Of Houston were in Alvin today inspecting
somc recently acquired oil lands in this
locality.
This company is investing heavily and
showing great confidence In the BraZoria
county oil fields. They are making ar
arrangements for beginning work ana intend
pectin5 G'wn @rl' !nS nS n SO Tue
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Reported str!ke in Caldwell County.

Loclhart, Texas, May 23.It was cur
rently reported last evening ana generally
accepted as true that oil had been struck
I'm the test well on Walnut creek, ana that
development work win now commence in
earnest In that section. The scramble
over this new oil field has already involved
the Interested parties I'm litigation. and sew.
eral suits to test the ownership and right
of control viii result.
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OIL, oil. LANDS,
OIL LEASES,
Oil. STOCKS,

NEAL E4IHTE,
Organizers Of syndicntes and Corporate fss
the Purchase sale ana DEVELOPMENT
Of oil and lnoral ulds


ot oil and nlnaral Lads
On orders we buy and sell stocks OF all
oil companies, hut will not represent any
oil company to advertise its stock ,nlcss
It's entire status Of organization and capt.
talizatlon mny be published. Money sent
10 w for Investment NJ our discretion VIII
only be used IN the formation OF mutual
syndlcates and companies for the purpose
Of the purchase, sale. lease and develop
ment Of oil lands, and the proper care aud
marketing Of oil or other minerals d scov.
cred in the hOring of wells. Such syndi.
Gates or companies to be strictly mutuAl,
all subscribers ia same being ou an equal
bnsis and on the ground floor"
Those who desire TO interest themselves
In such syndicates and companies win
please advise us that we may keep them
informed as 10 such special opportunities
which seem 10 promise favornhlj. results
All persons placing lands. leases ana
stocks with MS for sale or orders TO pur-
chase same, at limited prices, will re-
CciYe the full benefit al any variation 10
price In their favor we may procure. We
make speciality Of placing contracts for
the t1pply Of pCtrnl um To consumers
r. w. GAMBLE g. CO.,
Investment Agents and Brokers.
i9 Main Street, touSToN. TEXAS.
See our al. "a For Sale-Reai Estate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Oil in a Waco Well.

Waco. Texas, May 23.-The fact that oil
is oozing out Of one of the artesIan wells
that is owned by the Bell Water company
near the city is attracting some atten-
ton here. when the well was sunk several
wears ago there was small vein of oil
that was struck, but 1t was cased of AMI
little attention paid to II. Recently II
has began 10 ooze out from the sides of
tho On sing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
TIE FARMERS CONGRESS.
Collin County Will Have Full Attend
ance on the Sessions.

ance on the Sessions
Mckinney, Texas, May 2o.-'A well Mt
tended meeting Of farmers was held this
afternoon In the court house, at which ihe
following HIST Of delegates to the Farmers
congress to convene at College station,
July %. were selected: W. A Hall, c. &.
Cross Il. W. Kirkpatrick, j w Pcrsopn.
james Forsythe H. T. Singleton, Hen =
falvin, r. c. Horn, ]. l.. Kerr, VIII ke,r,
Il. Hartman, A. w Knighton. " L. lien
drix. \. h. West. j. A, Mcclure, j. 4,
Greer. John NJ, Mckinney, Green Mont.
gomery, W y Smith, j. ]. Wilson. Lsh
NilianA j. l.. Farmer. w C. Brnlce, j.
l.. shirhp, Ed H. McMurruy, a. Fellows,
Rob McCurley, Jesse Eelles. w J.. Fngg
j. II. l.. G. English and v. \ Buah. u
W. kirkpatrick was elected president for
the county and +. c Thompson secretary
both Of Mckinney. The meeting adjourned
subject TO call Of the president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

6ARRlCADED IN HIS HOME.
Demented Man swears TO Kill the FRS
Who Enters.

wills Point, Texas, May 23.--Constnhle
Ed Long Of Canton, this county, was shot
this morning by business man OF Can.
ton. The weapon used was shotgun. The
mans mind has been unbalanced since
a recent illness and early today he be.
came violent. Constable Long went 20
his house to arrest him to be tried for
lunacy, when the shooting occurred. The
shooter then harricaded himself In his
rcsidcncc and swcars he will XIII the FIRST
man who cutters. II Is reported here latt
but the officers expect 10 get him tonight
without his doing further damage The
last report ohtainahlc says Long Is moi
seriously wounded and will recover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
They Work While You Sleep.

While your mind and body rest Cas-
carrots Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your bowels,
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped c. c. c. Never sold
in bulk. All druggists, Aoc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
FOR PALE, SlCkLY CHILDREN.
Groves Tastelcss chm Tonic.


Henrietta, Texas, May - "A freight
wreck occurred on the Katy last night
eight cars wnre ditched. lut nobody hurt
Cause Il brolten '1ange The train was de
lAyed twelve hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
PROPOSED MAMMOTH CANAL.

To Connect the Colorado, Bernard and
Brszos Rivers.
Wharton. Texas, May % BY far the
largest enterprise undertaken IN This see
ton Of the state In developing the rice
Industry now seems nearing a point where
the actual work win be begun The Post
correspondent gathers the following iufor.
nation relative 20 he mammoth canal pro
poscd to be built for The purpose Of con
meeting the Colorado and Brazos rivers.
Surveyors are now In the field surveying
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Another Well for ORANGE.

Orange, Texas, May 23.--At a meeting
Of the directors Of the Citizens OIL com
many last night il was decided 10 make
arrangements nj once to begin boring on
some Of their property and an order was
placed for the necessary pipihs ana w
will be ordered In few days. y Is tle
intention OF this company to develop their
holdings as rapidly as possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
outflt for Rrazoria County.

Brenham. Texas Nav %. -Mcssri A.
Bowers and +. l.. Perry, representing the
Velasco oil syndicate, Thursday purchased
inc well boring outfit from the city of
Brenham paving $3.50 cash for the outdt.
The company which these gentlemen rep
Zinc down well on Bryan Heights one
ma n half miles from Yelasco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

M conservative oil company should un.
aartale Ia sell stock without few acres
~ land on High Island 10 make certain
their Investment where OIL lndlca.ions arc
"Nvifh one or TWO small exceptions the
,s,"nd is leased by Lucas and development
Nv the largest company yet organized VIII
commence shortly.
have four ten-hcre tracts for sale on
tyigh Island at bargain to first Corners.
Address j. L. Broussard, Beaumont. 1cAas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

waco. Texas, May ga party from
Waco, headed by ]. I. Miller, left yes.
terday for the Tehuaeana creek seven
miles from the city, with oil machinery, to
sink well. They say. that they have
every sign OF oil there and are going down
SaverHl hundred feet to see II they can
And oil in paying quantities. The work
has already begun on the well.