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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

San Francisco. May 14.-There is
now every reason to believe that Mrs.
Mckinley will have wholly recovered
from her indisposition before Saturday.
The president was assured by the at.
tending physician that there is no fear
of a recurrence of alarming symptoms,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

New York. May 14.-Union Pacific
stock was the sensational weak feature
in stock market this afternoon. At $3.50
o'clock it had fallen to 103 net loss for
the day of Is per cent. Chicago, clos
ing, July wheat II. Corn 44%. Oats
27%. Pork 14.77h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17
The Great seourss

Of modern times ID consumption. Many
cures and discoveries from time to
time are published but Foley's Honey
and Tar does truthfulIy claim to cure
all cases In the early stages and a.
ways Affords comfort and relief n the
very worst caseG, TAke ~ sohc(ttn>e'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

II you are sick all over and don't know
Just what ails you, It's ten to one your
kidneys are out Of order. Foley's KID
ney Cure Will bring yQu heolth and -
enGy. Roth = XQU .4. ,,., 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

st. Louis, Mo-, May 14.-Latest re-
ports show that seven are drowned
and seven missing as a result of the
sinking of the Paducah. The others
are all accounted for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

Albany, N. Y. May 1.-THE motor
man who was badly injured was march
ed back to the barns with blood stream
ing from his face and shown to the
non-union men. On seeing him twenty
non-union men left the barns and
Joined the strikers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17
Strike at New Philade,phia.

New Philadelphia. May 14.-The en-
itre working force Of the Royal fire clay
works. at Midvale, struck Monday in
sympathy with the striking kiln set.
ters. Two hundred men are out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

New York. May 14.-There was a
slump from 1 to 6 points today and the
market was nervous and panicky.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17

Albany, N. Y, May 1.-THE governor
has ordered out several companies OF
state troops to preserve order during
the strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
WORK ON TEST WELL.
II Is Now Down Twelve or Fifteen
Hundred Feet.
OIL SIGNS NEAR THE KELLY BUSTER
Water in a Well a Short Distance from
1t Has Suddenly Become Strongly
lmpreenated with Petroleum.

Beaumont. Texas. September 2.-whlle
little has been said Of late about the test
well being sunk southwest of the 4lill aud
across the Sabine aud East Texas railroad
by the Federal Crude oil company, the
drill Is going steadily down, aud II has
penetrated some excellent Indications of
oil, SO a representative Of the company
informed The Post correspondent this after.
noon. The eight-inch casing is anchored
at a depth of 100 feet, and while the
exact depth OF the well Is not given out.
II is known to be between 1900 and 1900
feet. The official of the company who
gave the information TO The Post CORE
spondent stated that he confidently ex.
pected that oil would be struck after the
well reached a depth Of 1900 feet. hut that
IL the dril should prove him mistaken the
well might easily he sunk to a depth Of
S000 feet. This wen is located about 1900
feet southwest of the Lucas. and II the
hopes Of It's owners should he realized II
to the proved field and stimulate the drill
ing Of other test wells.
~
The water well which supplied the water
for the drilling of the famous Kelley well
is showing some rather peculiar character.
istics. 1t is located but a few feet from
the Kelley dustcr and is $50 feet deep.
When the Kelley well was abandoned the
men were using water from the well foe
drinking purposes, and it was pronounced
the hest water in the Held. Last week the
owner Of q rig that is running near the
Kelley we'll concluded he would secure
drinking watre from the Kelley well for
his men. He put n pump in the well aud
had several barrels Of the water pumped
out. thinking thereby to make the water
In the well pure and fresh, lie wan sur.
prised, however, TO tnd that the water
was SO strongly l|nprecuated with oil thar
done, hut the oil was still present and no
abandoned the idea of using water from the
well.
The Gladys OH company OF Beaumont
there is also n Gladys oil company OF Gal.
vestonl commenced drilling today on the
Hogg swayne tract. This company has
done something out Of the ordinary, In
that 1t sold the output Of Its wen before It
commenced drilling. The company Is now
looking for n site for Its tanks and viii
let the contract for tanks within n few
days. The name OF the purchaser Of It's
product and the price II was sold at are
not made public.
The Higgins oil and Fuel company win
to a certain extent become a common car
rier, An official Of that company said to
The Post correspondent today that his
company was now prepared Ia handle the
output Of at least one more gusher, having
ample pipeline facilities and loading racks
for that purpose. The plan Of the com.
pany is to handle the eushcr for some
other company, charging the other com
panv pipeline tolls. Sales Agent Murphy
of the Higgins company said today that
from the shippers standpoint. His com.
pany is sending our thirtv-lhree cars today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

-
PALMER HENDRICKS. - Mckinney,
Texas. Ai,onst 20.-S, j. Palmer Of Melissa
md MIS- ,, p. Hendricks were married
mere last nirht
IIINAM-NlNER. Kaufman Texas, Sep
tellner MIR. a, J. Putnam and Miss Ola
nlner We're married yesterday, Rev. J. IL.
htthett oHlclaung'
SAULS-LAND-Denton, Texns. August
COL. l.. Sauls and Miss Cora Land. prom-
incnt Ia the Mlngo community. were mar
ried Tuesday. Rev. S. &. Clark officiating.
Observation-Disclosures Angelo. Tex.
MS, August SO-Miss Ellzabcth pcnman ana
Mr.. w. NJ. Nicholas were married. In this
city on the 22d instant. The groom "a 81
and the bride Is.
ANDERsON.TAvTOR on Dr,to, Tevos
mi and Mis- Emma Tt,,tor o ~ SorrtnVtb NM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03

100, Bell County ex- Confedcrate associa.
ton, His old comrades Will remember him
ms PM TAYLOR. He has never been ab.
sent from roll call OF the association but
one time and that was In last July. he
was then too feeble to attend. He has been
a citizen ot Bell county ever since iSgT.
CLEMENT.-C Cameron. Texas, August 81.
Last night at 1880 O'clock George e, Glenn
cnt. afler n long Illness. died of drrhosls
q the liver with other complications. Mr.
Nleinent was among the most prominent r
the younger members Of the Cameron bur
And had before him the promise Of u bril-.
liant career had he lived. December ~,
1909. he married Miss Pearl Green, who,
with the 0-month-old baby. survive him.
He came OF a large family, consisting Of
eight brothers and two sisters. two OF
whom have preceded him. The body was
Inferred this afternoon In Oak I'M ccme-
terry under the auspices OF Cameron ledge
No, %. Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MI Clement was n native of Milan county
and with the exception Of the time spent
0t teorgetown, whore he graduated. aud
at the Stnte university, where he read law,
has spent his entire hfe OF thirty years
within her borders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
CITY BREVlTlES.

The Salvation Army is arranging for a
series Of harvest festival meetings to occur
September - 10 ~.
The meeting OF the state eclectic medical
board. announced to he held in this city
yesterday, has been postponed until De-
tobcr \.
Local as. Bakers union, presented the
sample Of bread and other pastry, carried
In the Labor Day parade, To the inmates
of the police station.
There are undclivered kilograms at the
office Of the Postal Telegraph office, lis
Main street, Cor Mary Douglas Mary Ogil-
vie, W. c. Moore, Simpson Guyton rol-
oredl.
court convened yesterday, Judge Z. H. Vas
mer officiating. On account Of Labor Day
tle court adjourned after the formal open
Ing until today.
Judge Charles y. Ashe exchanged benches
vita Judge Wilson yesterday and opened
the September term of the Fifty-hfth dis.
tr!ct court. The session was Immediately
adjourned until Monday, September %.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson will lecture this
evening at the First German Methodist
church to Sc1ndingVians using thar lam
puagg. 1t will be her hnal talk. as she
viii leave Wednesday. The lecture viii
begin Mt s O'Clock,
While the Labor Day parade was passing
along Main street yesterday morning Il
ncgt1 stabbed In the face n horse ridden
by Willie Forest, son Of Officer Forest OF
nv tN+AA " q ANhAlA INlkEA MAk llllNV
an the parade as a member of the Little
Elk tribe If Red Men.
For being the most popular patrol driver
In HCusron Mr.. G. W johnson was yes.
terday presented u tin umbrella Weighing
" pounds and measuring S feet In diameter
The presentation was made by local 81,
Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers.
~througl Mr.. Ed Syphan.
Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning Justica
Waiter Malsch united In marriage Mr.. II.
II. Atkinson and Miss Rosa r.. Dlssen. me
ceremony occurring at the office Of the
oficient. The contracting parties are both
well known in the city, the groom helng IN
the employe of Messrs, Henke & Pilot.
,There are undeliyered telegrams at the
Office OF the Western Union telegraph com,
panv for john A. Red. +. p. Curtis. Jobn
l. Nancy. Frank wyatt, g. NJ, Cunning,
ham. Dr.. A. r. Delipsey. ]. l.. Clark. Mis-,
Eunice Ceyera. +. A. Keeps. w. o. Baid.
win Miss Nellie Thompson and A.. IL
Kelly.
A meeting OF the Union OF Unions for the
Woman's cnristian Temperance work fol
the -city Is called e. take place Wednes
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the Contra
Christian church, aAd all white ribbonerl
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Opening Of the Season by the klimt-
HGarn C~on1nanv.

n
CPst"n9 OF tne season by the klimt-
r7earn Company.
If the crowds which oroctcd tno 49,
sc,+,tto, ~ 49,. -, '"' P"'
,, W. '"' "e"ulIlul southern play,
me New Dominion at yesterdays mat.
inee ana the mpladrama .F,gios, W, d.
Inv tho kim, ~. ''
- ' '+'''" 'o"iP"n' 'aSt hiehi Is
any criterion by which the coming sensun :
business may he Judged. tbou certainty ,bo
roccipts d,,i,,,1 90. 49,. '"'
PC "'''.'u ''"Hi 'At ahlasemeht-I low.
ing pune OF Houston Will this year he
enormous.
Drsnite tho connie,
"A LABOR Day the opera house was crowd
ed yesterday at both pcrgornopccs b,. ,,r,,
ana cnlbrsios,to o,dti.. ~ ~ "'e'
lH' pays were
wen staged ana, with the exception Of one
or two minor roles, the actors and the act.
Ing were beyond rcnroach. -" ~
The east was as Follows,
Jack Trail. Tender and True
Georgc kim
Sierra Sue Ann tieair
robert BlaSeilon Of Sacramento
John Abbot
Godfrey Milford .... d n KimLal
Daniel pibsey ......... Chciso ID. Pprirht
Bill Suffer -. ........ JAck n Whit
" Driper NJ II uerrin,nr
Wuu Lung ........... William II. Axfei
Sheriff l~Iaggett James viii
Sykes ...."................ Wilson Hon,
nlJ RfffnrE II NJ n,,fi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
TEXAS DEATH ROLL

CHANT Ennis 1-evas Auguet 90 NJ
N = wa az L' nfI' oi nGNr ,s,ne AHSTTS iii i \, W
y. tnamp' an ora ana fe5pGr,Ga 9,il"eh 9s
rSn,airo 'vers informed M Iiiprs chanel
Corsicorn rovns Auoust
20 Tbouioe Corncnfcr Tor tUc1fysdve
I'm ! rogtl.r NJ Na,yor w, cn1ni w. djrJ
':. ",,nn,,fr, 'T,ma Gye mIins vyns of thc
city ~ C.,urer
,.ppoCL e,, Ao+.oto T.y,s ,,,rs+
81 ~ n," NJ. II 'rthhn,t I"n, ~ he
""iidsst grttjars' in san Antonio di1d at
Irr bo,nr In this civ INST ulgbf The
funeral took place this aftcruu0n.
Inc w.. c,,,l ,
TODAY n tcIoeram came a1nanncing the
araih or MIs. D.. Hhlr,s, lH' n!'' 80
Dat M'iH.a, Tmt,i y. baar ,e"aI,b ''
WINNER S"r u" N'''
Lee Howard PASSED away ~ ntS inlur p
Southwest G~reenyille last night from a
lingering attack or typhol' IeNcr nav CON
fined him TO his bed Tor risht Weeks
COCHRAN. Missouri City, Texas. Sop
tCmber Mrs. G. Cochran died at the
home oI her son. w. Is. 'oohlrnu' a. star
ford Friday night, August W Ihc re
mains were taken to Mississippi Tor buNal.
M'KAY.-Eunls. Texas September -
Mrs. g. +. Mckay died here Yesterday
afternoon after a very brief Illness Her
allment was congestion on me stolhach'
The remains were inferred IN Myrtle Gem
otcry today NJ 10 n'cioclt.
WILLIAMS Courop, Texas. August 3O.-
Died this morning at Q o'clock at her Mons
near this place. Mrs. c, II Williams, orc
Of the oldest citizens or this county. Tier
husband has been dead Tor several years
and she leaves no felauNoS ia 'n's county
JONES.-Couper, Texas, September .:
Mrs. SLOANE Jones died here today mt the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Newman
phillips. after an Illness Of eight weeks
Mrs. Jones was the widow of George W..
Jones. who was for many years county
clerk Of Delta county,
wILLIAMSON.-Mlnera Wells. Texas,
August 3D.. G; Williamson Of Carthngg'
Texas, died IN this city yesierday OK con
sumption. Deceased was about 80 years
Old and leaves a wife 92na, hye children;
Funeral services were held at the city
cemetery this morning.
KENDALL-Navasota, Texas, September
1EMiHs Maud kendall. aged about i3 years
died here NJ 3 o'clock this morning, aud
the remains were taken 70 Dallas for inter
mept. she was the daughter OF G NJ. hen,
dall, who has until recently been agent Tor
the Santa Re at this place
ANGERSTEIN.- Germantown, Texas, Au.
snst 3i-Nlrs. Henry Augersteln, Sr., died
yesterday morning from 4 stroke Of paraly-
sis. she was n years OF age. she and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
colnesnell Local TENS.

Colmesncil. Texas, September 2,-Mate-
rial FOR sinking the oil well near Colmcs-
neil has been shipped and Is expected to
art.ve Wednesday. Drilling Will be com
mcnccG as soon as the machinery is placed
In position
M. end Mrs. c., u. Crawford have re-
turned from ST. Louis,
Miss Emma Fulgham left for Palestine
Tuesday where she viii enter school.
ter John Garrett returned from the Pan
handle Wednesday where they have been
visiting their father.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
eulLpINa al BEAUMONT.


Unprecedented Activity Shows No Signs
OF Abatement.
Beaumont, Texas, September 2.-fhc I'M
preccdentrd activity I'm building that
commenced three TOR four months ago shows
no Indication OF ahating, In fact contracts
for new buildings are being let almost
every day, the demand for tenant hon7eS,
especially. being very brisk. Fully 200 such
houses could ind occupants within less
than n weck, and though many of them are
bclug built, It does not seem to diminish
the denland. L,,
ranntity of 1850, win he ready for a per
f]oi1nuncc during the first days Of next
mouth. though the store buildings In con,
nection with 1t will hardly be completed
by that tluo.
postonlcc building sccms 70 progress slowly
and # viii not be ready for occupancy
The I'VE story office building OF Y.
Weiss is well under way and the walls
are now going up.
Good progress Is being made on many
other buildings aud n change In the ap'
pearnnce Of the town is already apparent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
OIL EoR MEXICO.

At Present the Duty Prohibits the Texas
Product.
Galveston, Texas, September Alt Is re
ported that GuGey * Galley are endeavor-
ing to arrange Tor selling fuel oil In Mex
leo. At present the duty ON oil Is about
$3.50 per barrel ana this will be a serious
obstacle in the way OF establishing u mar
ket In that country. The Mexlcan govern
ment Is expecting oil discoveries In the re-
gl0n of TampicO aud on this account the
duty Will not he taken of until the devet-
opments have progressed 30 such an ex-
tent thar Il can be determined whether or
not oil will be discovered. IL is being
urged as an inducement to prospcctors that
the oil discovered In Mexico will he pro-
tccted from competition with the product
Of the oil fields of East Texas by the duty.
As far as known no contract for the Texas
product for fuel use has been made in Mex
loo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
COME BACK! COME BACK

Sufferers are writing all over Texas for
us to come back 10 Dallas mud be at The
great fair. beginning Seatemb, r. ~. NE
Sured n great many in Dallas last winter.
which YOU read about IN all the leading
papers. Well, we have agreed 10 acccm.
mGdnte you once more. We VIII, however,
remain nj the bancroft House, san An.
tt MO Texas. until September l, then stop
Ten days AZ Waco. then we will reopen our
Suffering School at Dallas September Is
for six DAYS. Please write at once before
coming. we never fail 10 cure In Il few
days time. r,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
A REPORTED POISONING.

Stated that an Attempt Was Made on the
Life of Mrs. John LiVeri.
1t was reported in the city last night on
what was deemed excellent authority tnat
Mrs, John Liycri, widow Of an Italian re-
Gently murdered, had been the victim Of
an attempt on her life by poison. The
poison, so it is stated, was placed in her
drinking water by unknown parties.
Mrs. Liyeri, 1t is stated. became very
sick from the effect Of the poison. but at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon was alive
and believed to be Improving.
The statements contained in the shove
were not obtained until it was too late to
verify them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
Work BEGUN at Alvin.

Alvin, Texas, September The Post
correspondent had the pleasure yesterday
afternoon, in company with Captain j. n,
Cobb. cf visiting the Thomas well and wit
Messing the big machinery for the first oil
well in the Alvin country put In motion.
At exactly > o'clock steam was turned on
and the big rotary began 10 reyolve. being
witnessed by a large crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen who had gathered TO see the
wonderful event.
The electric light plant was also operated
for a short while and every part of the
machinery worked to perfection,
The last OF the twelve-inch easing Is he
lug hauled out today and active operations
Will begin Wednesday morning.
Much interest IS manifested IN this well
ny the people OF this town and the opera
ton viii be watched with Il great deal OF
interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03

the attractions 0f Sour Lake., and SAYS Il
compares favorably with the best health
resorts Of Europe, and VIII in time attract
as much attention and bring as much
wealth to the country.
He spoke very enthusiastically OF the oil
fields as u place for the Investment Of
English and belgian capital. especially the
latter. as II is now engaged In the develop
mcnt Of the n field, which, he says, Is
beginning TO play out, a VIII only be a
few months before the gentleman returns
with the great oil expert, aud he says that
there is much to come from the Visit Of the
expert, as his report Is sure TO he OF the
most favorable complexion, and II VIII havo
great weight, as the capitalists VIII pay
him the enormous foe Of more than S5O,VoO
for his opinion. and, OF course, must eN-
poet to follow Il when given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03

sherman, Texas, September 1.-The case
of Gunter & Jones vs.. the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Te Railroad Company ct al, in
which there was a Judgment for S16,5OO
with interest in favor Of the plalutln. has
been settled by the payment Of the iudg-
ment. All the motions for new trial have
heen Withdrawn. b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
O MANHOOD

Or. Bennett Says "Many Men Who, at
a First Glance, Look the Picture OF
Health, Are But Little More Than Ner-
Vous and Debilitated Wrecks-Natura
Gave Them a Strong Physique, but
Nature Has Been Imposed Upon, and
win Know Of Their Weakness."-The
Doctor Guarantees His Electric Belt to
Cure Every Form Of Weakness in
Both Sexes-lt Is Natures Remedy,
Sexual weakness and diseases fasten
themselves upon men Ike Il vampire,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03
OIL NOTES.

Dayton, Texas. September The Tay-
Tor Dayton company has completed the re-
pairs on It's machinery and commenced op-
~crations again.
Corsicana. Texas, September Another
Corsicaua rig has been shipped to Hen
rietta. Texas. oil fields, whore It viii be
used in the hopes Of striking a guShor.
Waco, Texas, September "A company
has been organized In this city with Joe
Thompson at It's head to give the oil ques-
tion n more thorough test than has ever
been given.
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strauch Of Houston to Miss Annie Cohen OF
this city, a CHASER Of Houston per-
forming tht ceremony, which WIS accord
ing to the solemn Hebrew ritual. A de-
licious and 'bountlful supper was served and
everyone Invited TO partake. Music was
furnished by a string band and merry max
ing lasted until a late hour. The young
couple Will make their future home In
Houston.
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Nothlnn Inst as Good

AS Malt. Murine can he found in any
drug store for the purposes for which Malt
Murine is prepared. II Is superior 10 all
other malt touics, and no substitute should
he accepted. Made by Anheuser-B Busch
Brewing Association. St. Louis, z, S. A.,
and sold by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-03

sylvan Beach Special" leaving Houston
Mt T. D, m. on TUESDAYS and Fridays, VIII
he Withdrawn, the Last train II this service
leaving Houston Friday, September q. DO
two moonlight Excursions" TO Sylvan
Beach this season.
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~
thclr vitality
md life, Inf
older men ttN
comes Ike the
bot, poisonous
breath from an
African desert
upon a young
al d tcntict
plant, withVr
Ing and rob
hing 1t Of Its
life. strength
an q vitality.
Electricity is
the one cure
the only cure
for these vital
diseases OF mcul
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HOO Hoos.

Remember the trip to Norfolk, and
ticRcts will he on sale September "a anu
Z. nj one fare for the round trip and a
through sleeper from houston VIA New
0rleais. Mobile. Atlanta AMI southern
Railway 20 Norfolk without change Please
give attention and secure space at once,
A grand trip Is expected.
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are asked 20 be present. In a little over
two months the National convention meets
at Fort Worth. and the secretary states
that some important and necessary work
must be done In this time.