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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16
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For rent-Ohice IN rear of Chick
asaw Trust company suitable for
real estate Office Apply al Che
Chiekasha Trust company.
For Rent One brick business.
house. With four rooms above,
located on Chickhsha ave. Inquire
at Opera House Grocery.
For Rent--Five room cottage
only 4 blocks from Post Office on
North 3d. Best well Of water in
city. Enquire onice--J O. Robb
Grain Company. r.
FoR @nLe
For Sale Good Studebalker dray
team and harness. Enquire of
Chickasha Wholesale Gro. Co.
For sale on or before ihe 2nd
day Of August 1902 Al my resi-
dence, two miles east of Rush
/ Springs, about 250 head Of cattle,
pasture and farm
wtf John coyle.
For SaIe,-.A large bunch Of yonng
roosters hens and frying chickens
for sale by W +. Johnson, Cor.
I'm and washington Street No.
1901 :
For shle-Pair good work
mules IN good flesh and ready for
work Robinson Grocery store 7O2
First Street 8 ! "
For SaIe-sl50 cash will buy a
nice nttlo grocery and drink busi-
ness. Good location and low rent
this is snap: come quick; corner
1st and Iowa ave; near machine
shops. 81
| For Sale Horse, harness and
delivery wagon. Inquire at the
Daily Express office. Z
WANTED.
WANTED-Good white boy to
wash dishes. Jones Hotel No'414
Kansas Avenue 81
wantec-teams 10 haul hay at
Fonce. Apply to Wm. Inman at
Citizens National Bank. z I6 3t
For E1chaage--T The handsomest
saddle pony in town to exchange
for a gentle driver. Enquire at
this office.
Wanted-A lot Of, clean rags.
Daily Express office.
Eosr on FcU1F1
Lost-Fob chain with gold locket
attached with r r engraved on
lit. Return to Daily Ex press and
get reward. If
Lost-School land letter on
the Anadarko road between Line
creek bridge and saloon. Finder
please return to this office. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

For rent-Oflice IN rear of Chick
asaw Trust company, suitable for
real estate Office Apply At Che
Irnst company. I {
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For sale on or before the 2nd
day Of August 1902 Al my resi-
dence, two miles east of Rush
Springs, about 25O head OF cattle,
pasture and farm.
wtf John Coyle.
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
The Supreme Count.

Austin, Texas, March lO.-Thc following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today:
Reversed and rcmandcd to court civil ap.
penis; Railroad Commission Of Texas vs.
weld y Neville ct al from Travis.
submitted. r. +. Yochum vs.. McCurd,
d Daniels from BosqIo; Western Uuiol
telegraph Company rs. r. Cobb. Jr.. from
Montague.
Set for March 81: Fort Worth and Den
yer CITY Railway Company vs.. W. II.
Beauchamp, from Montague
- Motions for rchcaring ovcrrulcd: L. j
Graves vs.. d. p. Kinney ct al. from Travis:
Margaret q. Lord vs.. New York Life I'm
surance Company et al, from Galveston
Texas Midland Railroad Company vs.. \.
+. Cardwell. from Hunt
Motions for rchcaring dismissed: Lucy
Cassidy, admiuisTlx, rs. Scottlsh-Amcrirau
Mortgage Company Il al from Travis;
American Mutual Building aud Savings
Association vs.. j. X DOughcrtv. from VI De-
Lehman: II. u. White vs.. providcut NH-
tional Bank. from McLennan: southern Pa
chc Company vs. Minnie Winton ct at
from FL Paso; Thomas Mills vs.. city uf
san Antonio from BeNar Zane Celi v.
Il, H. Dunman 81 al, from Tarrant.
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consumption. The presence Of catarrh is
evidence OF predispostlon 10 the "Wither-
ing White Plague" DO not let 1t progress
stopit, cure It. Before It has reached the
lungs you can do this with very little effort
and expense. Stusfts Catarrh Tablets are
q sovereign remedy for the peculiar constItu-
tiCnal condition or systemic dyscrasla that
permits Of chronic catarrh. They drive
catarrh out Of the system and heal the evil
deuccs Of Its raYages so long as the destruc-
two processes have net been allowed to pro-
sress TO point beyond possibility OF repair
They Will euro cataTyh Of the head. nose,
throat, ears, bronchial tubes, and the ailnen.
AIRY tract. but II once lung Substance IS des.
troyed and In the cheeks the hectic spots
burn brightly Hike signal lamp Of death then
they are hOWeTleSs TO save. There Is a point
In tho destructive processes AZ progressive
cataTrh beyond which no medicine can cure.
where no agency yet discovered will arrest
or save,
Be timely wise, cure your catarrh while yet
II may be cured. Take no chances of some
exposure flaming tho smouldering ire OF
chronic eataTrh into devastating eoRnagra-
ton Of consumption. Won can buy Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets at any drug store for 20 cents
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jEFFRIEs-FlTzslMMoNs FIGHT.
Y Tor II Are TO Be Opened Mex
Saturday.

s'0f Tor 1t Are TO Be Opened Next
Saturday.
NfW York. March lo.-Blds for the cham.
s''psnlp battle between Robert Fitzslm-
WYE and James j. Jeffries will he opened
@sfan Francisco next Saturday. If will
w ne decided where the battle shall
49, articles NJ agreement were signed
1f hoh'h It was agreed upon to give all
y NuoS desiring the match until March
~ pun in bids. the contest 10 60 to the
~ onerinG the best Inducements.
III Ss"''es Is now NJ his way 10 San Fran
~ ana with his manager will he on hand
,Tn the bids sre opened. II is expected
~ the California clubs Will he the sue
y, bidders and the champion fnvors
y, 'oas'' as he realizes that a big cham
~ resSnlp battle can be pulled off without
ma interference by the authorities, while
81 the so ohss would prefer an Eastern club
iii nghters are anxious TO have the
q a b sv made as soon as possible,
rs1nIn Nlsh 70 have at least a month s
III cnnS; near the scene Of the contest II
\ ftisTseest goes To Frisco Jeffries will train
1-HS,,. S-prlngs, where he prepared for
III I al WIN Gus Rubin, and Fitzsimmons
iii n ,Tsne At once for the coast to complete
oIsb w. dratlons For several weeks The
fsrer ,rhamnlon has been working ike a
MINI WIN Gus Rubin at his Bath Beach
nh H. quarters, and he is well satisfied
oA ms present condition. II the tight
ia fo M" me Pacific coast It likely will he
In ~ w a month, and Inst cad OF Ia king
EAprjl h9 nm may he held the latter part
( fbs,H The racing season there closes
,xn.d u,ile; and II is figured that the turf
al rec miiI De an important factor In The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11

Galveston, rcNas, March 10 The trla
NJ John G.. CrHmcr Victor Dautiu and MAY
Terrell charged with the murder of W
H. Terrell ON the night Of December 49,
last while Terrell aud hig wife. Que ol
tire defendants, were On their way to So,
circus, was called in the criminal dis
trict court this morning aud the entire
day WAS consumed In securing q iu"y. d
special Nruire OF loO men having been nearly
exhausted i'm the effort Tho reader, oi
The Post Will remember that within twenty
minutes after tho shooting took placi
CHauer alias DugAn surrendered 80 tn,
authorities. pnutin was with Cramcr at
the time and Mrs. Terrell was also with
the murdered man, Terrell was shot twic,
and death must have been instantaneous
The trial viii probably he concluded TO-
morrow.
Galveston, Texas, March lt-Aftcr mid
night he jury In The Terrell murder cas-,
brought n verdict Of not guiltv acquli
ting John Kramer and Mrs. Mary Terrell
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It is Just the same old story OF exposure TO
cold. The neglc tied cold becoming chronic
catarrh. Catarrf extending along the deli
cate mucous membrane tothe bronchial tubes
and developing chroniO bronchitis, causing
coughing and eXpectoratiDn. Still neglected,
further extension, tho lIngs are reached,
catarrhal consumption is established. The
white Plague scores another victory ana
the grave conceals the record OF neglected
eatarTh. well-worn road 10 Witherng
blight and untimely death. Thousandsupon
thousands have Travelled u, and thousands
upon thousands more will travel T.. Every
year develops q mul.itude Of now victims
Consumption the fell destroyer IS most
alarming In its frequency and dire IN us
results for II annually summons TO their long
rest over $4,000 victims IN tho United states
alone. IL Is a disease which spares nellt y.
age, nor sex. rank or fortune. il Is IKE lhe
vampire that drinks up the vital stream ana
stu fans withits wings tho hopes when per
petually nutter In this hectic breast IL Is
terrible and Unsuitable tyrant, marching down
the aisles of time. blasting, devastating, des,
troying, establishing gloomy empire Oh
misery and death.
Catarrh is forerunuer Of most cases OF
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GRESHAM IS CONFIDENT
Congress Will Appropriate for The
Inner llsrbOr Project.
TERRELL MURDER CASES ARE ON TRIAL
Entire Day Was Spent in Securing a
Jury Therein---An Improved Crop
Report Service Is Promised.

Galveston, Texas. March 10 Colonel
Walter Gresham. VINO has been In Wash.
ington since congress hrst convened look.
ing after Galvcston matters before that
body is Ia the city today comforting with
citizens rclj tive 10 the condition Of Gal
weston affairs ut the National capital
Colonel Gresham says that uutwitnstuud
ing opposition To the inner harbor cou.
grcSs will make an appropriation To widen
aud deepen the inner barbor ut this port.
lie bases his assertion upon the an.
nounccd frendlinesS Of the members ~ tho
senate committee that viii handle tile hiil
toward this port Colonel Gresham saws
that for the hrst time Ia the history ot
congress every member If the Texas dele
CATION u Washington Is working for this
port Tic work Of Congressman Buli fnr
aN Texas items has been OF the greatest
henent TO this State.
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/ mp. and had to breathe through the mouth
| causing an Unframed. lrritated throat. The
| thought OF eating breakfast often nauseated
me and the catarrh gradually getting into
my stomach took away my appetite and
digestion.
my druggist advised me 70 try City cent
box Of StuaTt's Catarrh Tablets. because he
said he had SO many customers who had
been cured Of Catauh by the use Of these
tablets, that no felt he could honestly recon-
mend them. took his advice and used sew
ersl boxes with results that surprised and
delighted me.
81 always keep box OF Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets IN the house and the whole family
use them freely on the hrst appearance OF
cough OF cold In the head,
with our children we think there is moth
ing so safe and reliable as Stuart's CataTTh
Tablets to ward on Group and colds, and with
older people ! have known Of cases where
the hearing had been seriously impaired by
chrsnlo catarrh cured entirely by this new
remedy"
Send q postal card 70 r, A. Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich. requesting their free book on
cataTrh. Write for II to-day.
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Toxas Cron Service

Galveston. Texas. March 10. The loca
weather office has announced that in nddi
ton To- the thirty ONE stations that re
ported daily by telegraph last year sta
lions will he established during the error
season. beginning April l6 aud ending No
vile, WaNahachic. sherman, Nacugdoches
and Wharton. The publication at tn,
weekly crop bulletin viii bcgu Tuesday
April ., aud one will be Gottcu out every
ucsdaN thereafter uutii November t.
Local Forecast Official Rowic. who will
have charge of these bulletins reports that
he has already secured over 1890 CORE
spnudeuts throughout Texas and he viii
cndcnvor to make tho service moro cou
p'cir aud reliable this season than ever
before.
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box. Try them and you viii became their

a box, Try them and you will became their
advocate and friend.
Mr.. ]. n. BENTON, whose address Is care Of
Clark House, Troy. n. v, says: when run
M against anything that IS good l like 10
tell people OF II. ] have been troubled with
catarTh more or less for some time. Last
winter more than ever. Tried several so
called cures. but did NOT get any benefit
from them. About six weeks ago bought
q 20 cent box Of Stuart's Cstarrh Tablets and
! am glad TO say that they have done won
ders fer me aud do not hesitate TO let all
my friends know that StuaEts Catarrh lab
lets are the right thing"
Mr.. Geo. J. Casanova, Of hotel GrIffon,
West eth street, New York City, writes: ri
have commenced using Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets and already they have given me better
tried"
Mr.. A. r. Fernbank Of Columbus. Ohio.
says; II suffered 80 many winters from
Catsrrh that took 1t as matter OF course,
and that nothing would cure II except a
change Of climate, which my business affairs
would not permit me 10 take.
My nostrils were almost always eIoggsd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11
JUDGE REAeAN's CONDITION.
He Is Now Regainipe His Accustomed
STRENGTH

Palestine Texas. March 1O.-A Telephone
message iusl received from the country
residence Of Hon 1nhl II. Reagan says
that the judge is dong riccly; he is M
proving and getting stronger every duy,
and everything points f1Vorahly To- AN carly
recovery. Hon. j, W. storey. railroad con
missioner aud Expert C'urk Mr. j. Arthur
Of the railroad commission. arrived this
morning from Austin and will spcud an
hour ouf nj tho Reagan residence TO-DAY
They cuuc merely lay their respects Ia
Kin. Epnuau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11
BASEBALL SQUABBLE,
A,f,ee Indications of a Settle
meut of The Fight.
fou,, Z EXPECTED TO ACT SOON
! spaldinu Have Had a Long
49,. at Los Angeles, but De-
| Line to State Conclusions

var. March 10. with the opening
r.,ional league baseball season only
- than month away, there are
Z .,aca no Indications that the rival
4 arc making any effort toward get
r.,,cr Tomorrow, unless there is
i costponcment, the question OF jurlS.
4 I'm he argued in the supreme court
A baseball world may then learn
4 ~, more definite Of the situation.
4 hcn the court will render a decision
r.se # is impossible to say. 1t may
"a ,or weeks. although this is hard
ENtu ~ THAT the club owners con
actiou of some nature is SHOWN
soct that they all are making prep
20 hcrin the season, hut not one
~ benn made to bridge over the
hctwcen the "fours.
nioro cal. March i0.-Prcsldent
Ii the Chicago National league ball
his conference with A. G.
h. through Sunday at the latter's
n home. nine miles from his city, at
Iona.
NJ the baseball men continued to re
+ discuss their meeting with news
man but IT is now understood here.
That n crisis in the present baseball
he cause Of tho ChicaEoan's visit,
hcIicycd that Spalding will not make
,eanite move in his cause until the
have reached their decision as to the
II NJ his presidency. According to
y Hart was called here to give Spald-
T. eyact situation In the Fast up to
and ms soon as the lawsuit in New
Is settled Spaliing will return to the
and renew his night in support of his
he courts declare in favor of Mr..
Ing he is expected 10 at once start a
M campaign unless some compromise
nent is reached in the meantime. If
ar IL continued and Spalding is up
n his claims by the court, Spalding
wen accompany Hart on the latter'S
East. II is believed that an effort il
made for some sort of II compromise
the season starts.
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The Bond Election

Galveston. Texas, March 10. Interest In
the election To- be- held March 20 to decide
whether or not bonds for the purpose Of
building sea wall shalt he ISSUED Is
strong but there are no outward mani
festations The consensus NJ opinions hero
is there viii not he over 200 votes cast
against the measure Reports received by
tho campaign committee " tho County Sea
Wall club from mainland voting place,
show that Texas city and North Galveston
6r" the only places in the county where
the opposition will poll respectable mum
her Uf votes.
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Anxious for Details.

Galveston. Texas Mnrrh 10 Tho sole
topic of conversation among the British
subjects living here today has been news
Of Mcthuen'S defeat As rule the Eng
lShmeu i'm Galveston are at u loss to ar
count for suCh q thing Not few uf the
Cottun mon here have relatives wits
Mcthucn ana they arc HuNiouslv awaiting
details ~ tho event. private letter re.
cciNcd 10y an Englishmnn hero n week or
So Hgo from relative in South Africa
stated that Lord Mcthueu was over eau
tiou~ I'm his movements ana iu tentative
way predicted Just what has happened.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port Eads. La Arrived Ellorado tAmN,
from New York; Excelsior lAml from lla-
vana; BreHkwater lAml from Puerto Cor
tez via BarroS and Belize; Monarch CBr),
from Capetowu, Africa No departures.
Pensacola. Fla. Arrived: Pensacola
tAml, from Galveston.
Antwerp. Arrived: Thurland Castle tBrD,
from Galveston.
Kirsalc. Passed Explorer OBJ, from
Galveston for Liverpool.
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OAKLAND RESULTS.

an Francisco March 1o.-Futurity
g%sse, selling ri Rey, Urchin, Harry
'EsE furlongs; selling-lrate, Clarando
.Hnle liildreth Time / 30.
'ltlree and half furlongs. purse-Beuc
' 'ssl Nlgrette, Hudson. Time 40.
s 2n ana half furlongs, selling-Im.
3mnIp'u. Dorian nunhlane Time .29A.
IN ana sixteenth. selling Lady Med
.ffS'l me Grand Sachem, Sea Lion. Time
Is s'fn furlongs. selling Horton, Kickum-
~ Educate. Time 1861.
wear heavy.
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COLUMBIA TO GO ABROAD.

Nsan viii Put Racing Yacht in Com
mission.
iork March 1o.-It is stated that j.
4 Fon' MoreL. announced. at the recep-
] SVEN to Prince Henry by the New
ia'ht club. that he will put Colum
'ue Americas Gun defender OF 1901
uDniInlss.on and send her across tho
h host race agsinst anything a1oat, boat
H. Ne. ms statement is reported to
- rsde by Mr.. Morgan in converse
VAN Admiral Won Baudlssln and 9th
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Lnhn s. Rissonnet.

Mr.. John ). BiSsonnet died Yesterday af
tCrnoon at l;30 O'Clock at his residence.
1909 Cont street. after month illness
Of Rright's disease. Deceased was horn
I'm Houston on June - lS73 He Ic4ycS %
mourn his loss, MIR Bissonuct was prc~l
dent NJ the MnttressuaSer~' union The
funeral will occur tlis afternoon NJ I
o'clock from the residence. lntcrmonl il
the German cemetery
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ers lust after Prince Henry has takcn bts
departure from the club house i'S
"a o ,h, Ledyard immediately rcpeat
Gu Tue announcement to club members nres
en- ana II was received with hrortv 49,
hder boa to boat conditions Mi n,,nStio,,
~ Ia, rlaSs Is waived. SO that Emperor Mi
Yankee schooner Yacht Meteor .,,i,s NV
American cupholdcr. "e'ihS' Tue
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REGISTRATION FIGURES

Showed Decrease Yesterday Compared
With 1913 and 1900.
Tho registration office did poor business
Yesterday compared with lSUS and IA0n
Compared With ls9s the records 100 short
and with 1850 II Is "a. The total ycSter
day was 57j, making grand total for six
days of i71o Voters must wake NJ and
gct their certificates If the heavy rcgistra
tion OF 1850 is 10 he overcome.
The following table shows the compare
tive registration for ISIS aud 1900 for the
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sLAYpeN COMING HOME.
Anxious to Look After His Fences
Texas.

Washington. March 10 Representative
Slayden is the latest member of the Texas
delegation in the house to Announce that
he will 90 to Texas to look after his poiti-
cal fences. MIR. Slayden wishes 10 leave
next "Wednesday. hut has some official bust.
ness on hand which will dctain him until
the latter part OF this week or the first
Of next
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

klllng, mile and seventy yards Blocker,
GDavid Boot. Julius Werner, EXcelsis
Il Maple. pr. Fgnnie 1osfT bee Admis-
4 107, c. tHr, ANA Darling 105, Aaron
<paul Bart lOI.
<lllng. six furlongs-Thurles 112. Gala
Y los, sim W. 107, Miss Conrad. Mas
"a l2, Dlyonne 101 John G. Ford 100,
3 Quick 9s, Ida Penzance. Haidee 96,
Al Contrary ~, Monte Himyar SO.
flling, mile and furlong Swordsman
/, Little Tommy Tucker los, Socnpa. Big
un lOj. Elmoran. Philma Paxton 1G3,
a7cery. Charles y. 100, Bentley Il. -,
llsn Reed, Tragedy 9S Emily Oliver -.
hndlcap. six and half furlongs Death
!. Andes lo5; Tom Kingsley 1Ot Maggie
"a IS. Alhula, Barbara Frietchie %.
ellng, mile and n sixteenth ida Led
4, Ill Colonel Cluke, Danish 100. Nc.
Hams Jos, Lofter. Pharoah. Van Hoorc-
e l04, Boomcrack lo3 Sarilla 1U2. Afra
i pigley Roll, Chlckadec ~.
lsldens, one mile senator sullivan 1i2,
pmded 100, Ditty lO7. Klebcr. Frank
rs lO2, AIlopath 100, Ericsson. Volantinr
Money Back. Glcndola, Reflect o. Nuvil.
lear and fast
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= TV-ITT I'D
ne registration Once is located ON ma
Preston street side OF the old city n,,
ANA market house. ~ Ne hours of rcgistrt
ton are from m. to y m.
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ONLY TWELVE WITHDREW
List of The Insurance Companies Not
Now Dong Business in Texas.
ANTITRUST CASE MAY COME up SOON
Several New Charters Have Been Filed
With the Secretary Of Stale.
Austin News Notes.

Austin, Texas March 10 Tho following
named companies have failed to make their
annual statements 10 the department at
the end Of the sixty days allowed by law
from Jnuuary I most uf these companies
rctircd during the early part NJ ipoi aud
re insured their business in other compa
nic,:
American Fire of Ncw YORK. R,!oisp Fire
NJ Basic, Switzerland. C9lcdonlau ot Ameri.
ca. Calcdcnian of Edinburgh. Srotlnd;
Eagle Fire of Ncw York. Hclvoua Swiss
of St Gal Switzerland: Lancashire IRE
Of Manchester England. Lion Fire Of Lon.
don. England: NlBgdcburg Fire. Germany.
SNc9, Gpthonhurg. Sweden. Iuiou tSSur-
qnce, Of London England; Royal Exchange,
London England.
Insurance Permits Renewed.
Austin. rexus. March io-Thc following
Insurance companies filed thcr annual
statements today with the commissioner
Of insurance. paid their annual taxes and
other fees and were entered to do business
In the state durlus the ensuing year;
Williamsburg city Fire Insurance com
panF of New York, amount of TAX, Slinul;
uerntH certificates. So. TcNas I'm iuvss
in 1901 rs follows: Risks written. SsOJ4.
"a, premiums received 50. Su..Gl. tusses
incurred SlI'iGa ~; amount at risk, 81,
Penn Mutual Life Insurance company of
Phladelphia' amour. of tN. S3S77.i2;
ageN"' certificates S14 Texas business in
1901 as follows. Policies ISSUED. S4,G52.3G7;
policies c'ascd. Sl.2N1.&IN; policies i'm force,
$t@lS.2T5: LOSSES incurred. Si5.liG
Providcnt Savings life Assurance COM
panH OF New York; amount of tax,
business In 1901 as follows: Policies issued
S2I2,2i3; poirie- ceased, SI31. ST.; policies
In force St.Godi6l losses incurred, $40,
Tho Friend I'm Nccd Society of Austin.
Texas, fratornal beneficiary company
lied IL, annual statement showing total
amount Of policies I'm force tn he St26i
and was outcred 10 do business In the
state during the ensuing wear.
Charters Filed.
Austin, Texas March lo.-The following
charters were filed today:
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Port Arthur, no capital stock luror.
porator-' James :. Murphy, c. NJ Davis
and W. j. Coakes.
n. l.. Riley company OF Canton; capital
stock $1,000. Purpose. general merchant
disc. Incorpcraf ors b. h. G. f. and Lydia
Ricv
The Spiritualist society Of Galveston; cap.
ital stock SlUCc lncorporators George f.
Hanselman, Alfred Olson and i. ~ Pruess-
San Angelo Rapid Transit company Of
san Angelo, capital stock $1,000 Purpose,
to own, manage control and operate an
automobile or line of automobiles in the
transportation Of paSscRgcrs. fregh bag.
gage and ltHircj states mails in aud around
san Angelo. lnCorpola.or0 \. :. Grant,
A. !. Morgan. j. j. Nus>haumcr, Sr. and
{. VI. Powell
The following charter amendments we're
med to Increase CaOta. stock.