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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
IT is THE OLD STORY
THERE HAS BEEN NO CHANGE IN
RECENT PAST.
Nothing In tho Story That OH at 5eau-
mont Is to Be Rushed to tho DOL
lar Mark in the Near Future.

Beaumont, Texas, December 2e-Thsre
has been moro or less discussion here 70.
day about the STANDARD Oil company and
Its alleged control Of Spindle Top and Jeil.
nlngs There is really nothing new IN all
the talk The conditions are the same to.
day that they were three or four months
ago. They have been stated at length In
these columns.
j. s. Cullinan, the manager OF the Texas
company and the gentleman who is co well
known throughout Texas, has returned to
the city from an extended trip TO the East
Mr.. Culiuan stated this morning that he
had not yet had time TO become conversunt
with the present situation here and there.
fore could say nothing about the Standard
story, He did not think there were any re-
cent developments. 1t Will be remembered
that Mr., CullinUu was the founder aud be-
came the head of the j. s. Cullinan Refining
company at Corsicaua and that he also was
reputed as being Que Of the Standards right
bowers.
Tho price situation remains pretty much
the same. There is nothing in the dollar n
barrel story. The prices ranging around IS
cents in tho tank are being maintained and
there is hardly any perceptible fuctuation
from January / on the price win run around
the 59-cent point for an indehnite period
~
The car situation seems TO be tightening
NJ again, The Louisiana consumers are be.
ginning to complain strenuously Of the fact
that they can not get oil with which "a
make steam. The producers claim that the
aerVice Is not so good rs II was W 70 two
weeks ago
Mr.. John Beckman, general manager for
the Texas District Petroleum company, has
returned from Dallas, where he spent
Christmas
Mr. C. /. Bowers, manager for the CarGill
& Richardson Brokerage company, returned
this morning from Galveston. where he
spent Christmas.
Contractor r J. Wood has returned from
Corsicana, where he spent Christmas with
his family, lie went 10 Spindle Top this
afternoon
Mr. John r Hargrave left last night for
Laredo Texas. where be IS opening an Of.
iice and be will be absent about two weeks
~
The announcement that new postofhce
building viii be erected on Spindle Top was
received with universal favor by the In
I babitants Of the hill.
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Inns TO Be REVISED
!, pIsys 10 Football Are TO
Be Abolished
], ,,1HOpITlFs ARE INSISTEN1
\. Contend That the Game
'isslD., ,.ratsd Until Il lnyoIvos
Y ' scrsb Brute Force

n.cember Oft is asserted
i''A ..n,lly well informed in guch
Fsr me intercolie giate football
h W, .,,s will have 10 abolish mass
W.. Nc beginning cf the next
a. .s,t falling such action on the
4, Committee, the authorities Of
q, 4 universities will take SUCH
~. a. framers OF the rules will be
" !, sdsIste against the close-for-
/. r,tbod Of attack' a statement 70
80 made recently by the presi-
~ !. Eastern university, and since
!. Ncome Known that various col
..,,,,.s have had considerable cor
l, ~. ,srarding the objections to the
/ I. ~. -.,bods Of play, and that Chairman
-. .n a, the rules committee has
" VsI universities regarding the
" Y ~ ealllng q meeting OF the
.,,@ IN January Tor reVislhg tne
rl' use who run the faculty END OF
Ire colleges arc, u Is said, Just
ss,snlmous for o radical alteration
IA They say that the physical.
4, the young men committed
~ ,rge. If nothing else, demands
". IN ,Ssf football. as 1t is played te-
|',ss,' sseome too much of a contest
y mere brute force and the Injuries
Ea.s n the game are now roo serious
4. numerous n to permit Of lts con-
E.s N It's present form.
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News Notes.

beaumont Texas, December 29-Brooks
a7,nursWs who shot and killed the negro
1llu SPARKS last Saturday morning, OF which
mention was made In The Post at the time,
vac released on bond today, which was
pleced at $3.50. It was made by NavAsota
me soliciting committee appointed to
raIse FUNDS 10 defrny tho expenses Of the
comm lttoe TO assist Hon. r. c. Dun In get.
Ing tue second district court bill through
sl austin Is hard at work. A good amount
IS subscribed already and they say they will
BaYe no trouble IN the least IN getting me
necessary funds
=, 1ne new shoe establishment Of AIr. Z. 4
haggerty was entered from the rear inst
nlgnt by thief, but on account OF a new
partition built In the rear the thief could
uot get to the stock OF goods.
Mr. W. A. Prlddie, Western sales agent
LOT the Kirby Lumber company, with heao,
quarters In Kansas City, will leave In the
morning for home with his wife and chill
dren who have been sp ndlug the bolidnys
WITH FRIENDS ana relatives In Beaumont.
The. reservation district was raided by
t9e otncers Saturday night, and as q result
Fnere we're over 100 cases OF vagrauey dock
etea IN the police court this morning.
Mr. Blackburn, representing the new
beaumont gas company, was seen By a
Post correspondent this morning ana said
that owing 10 the delay in getting the ma
chinery placed now that it is here, they
would be unable to supply gas for some
time.
The new elevator for tho KYLE opera
house and office building is being Installed
much to the delight of the Elks aud Neche,
cIGb members, for they have had to clint
several flights Of stairs for some time.
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RYAN MAY TEAM MuNRoE.
Offers to Teach the Montana Miner How
to Beat Jeffrics.

to Beat Jeffrcs.
Chicago. December 27.--Tommy RYAN
middle-weight pugllistic champion, TO-DAY
authorized a telegram to Jack Munro,
which contained an offer for Ryan to take
the miner, develop him and beat Jeffries
provided the big fellow had 1t in him. Tho
telegram was sent to Butte, Mont, Nun.
roe's homo town, today.
81 hardly know what to think OF that
fght between Jeffries and Munroe," said
Ryan today. AT nrst thought it was an
advertising scheme, and that he would he
put UP against Fitzsimmons after Jeffries
had fought four rounds against him, and
then Fit2 would put him out IN a hurry. As
they did not do that, | hardly know how
to look on the fight Jetfries must have
been out Of condition, or else IL was ar
ranged that he should let Munroe stay the
limit. If l can get Munroe to let me teach
him science, how 10 feint and crouch and
wait, making Jeffries do the leading. Ice.
lieve I'll have the man that can beat the
champion. IeGries Is so big and strong
that there isn't any one that can beat him
on the principles that Eitzslmmons went at
him. Fitz Is a rusher always He can't
help IT, He forces the fight all the time.
I taught Jefiries TO wait and make his op-
ponent do the leading, and II was In this
way he beat FitzsLmmonS. II any one ever
defeats him II Will be by making Jeffries
do the leading. for then he is easy to get
at. But It win have TO be a big man at
that
To Tommy Ryan must be given credit for
the making Of the present worlds cham
pion, and he believes he can make another
out of Munroe II given the opportunity
shortly after the Corbett-FtEsimmon bat
tie at Careon City Ryan went to California
TO meet Mysterious Billy Smith During
his training at Oakland he boxed with lief
/ fries, who had been Corbett's sparrlng
! partner, and who was used by Corbett as
! a punching bag.
"Jeffries did not know anything Of the
! fine points Of the game" says Ryan. al
! though he was much lnrger, 7 Nuld Outlook
! him in any way and punch his head when
! ever wanted 70. He fought draw with
! Bob Armstrong, but wasn't regarded very
| highly by the critics. Then he got n
match on with Fitzslmmons and wired me
to come and train him. / taught him how
| TO crouch and keep away from Fit2 and
make him do all the leading, for | knew
| Fits style well, having travelled with him
good deal and spared with him. In the
short time Jetfries had to train for the
| Fitzsimmops tight ! made enough diner.
ence In his ability for him ia go IN and
win the championship, and Jeffries gave me
the credit OF having taught him that
| crouchjng position"
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En- obs,,n uoes that even IN the most
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1T WAS A GORGEOUS AFFAIR.
State Entry OF Lord Curzon Into the Can't
tai OF the MoguIs

Defhi, India. December 2s-rns rOyn
vicercy, Lord Curson OF Kedlestoue, made
his state entry today into the capital Of tho
Moguls.
This constituted the official opening OF
the durbnr held to celebrate the accession
Of King Edward as emperor OF India. II
wos a splendid pageant, probably unparal.
leled in Its magnihcence.
AT the head OF the elephant PROCESSION
rode Lord and Lady Curzon on the
tate grand tusker," twelve feet high
the largest elephant in India.
Their howdah was decked with eo,d enc
silver and the elephant Itself was slmosf
hidden beneath the gold work of his SAD.
de cloth. Surrounding them were foof.
men n scarlet and gold nveries, and hear
ing massive silver slaves,
The duke OF Connaught who represented
King, Edward, and the duchess Of Cor.
naught followed Their elephant was
equally gorgeously caparisoneS.
Then In the order Of precedence emma
the nizom Of Hyderabad, the mahaiarah Of
Travancore and other ruling chiefs Csev.
sseoSesseOOeOssesoosssessss
yelma CLARK 100. Azarine 10. Homage ia
Malaspina 101, Ohio Girl 101
and oil
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" ID any, their huge elephants forming
r rue a quarter OF a mile ia length.
49, ,gnttering procession started from
s, ,e sssliroad station, preceded by dragons.
seeIub ond artillery OF the vice roysi
'sSorl and oy beralds and trumpeterS
g was entirely lined By British
,o.t rom INC salutlnG battery pcsted Mt the
AL. commanding Lahore gate guns thun-
u tu out the royal Salnte as the viceroy
passed with heralds and trumpeters sound.
ING az intervals spirited fanfares
40 ue cortege passed IN front Of line OF
~ ~ eiepnants carrying brilliantly dressed
~. ssiiai Is Of the ruling chiefs The coios-
az az beasts all saluted by trumpeting ana
throwing their trunks IN the air, prosecuting
a trul! imposing sight, and aftervsrd fell
N me behind the official procession.
a nuge crowd Of onlookers witnessed the
sPectaele, which, II is asserted. has never
zen surpassed IN msenihcence even IN this
'Vnuliy OIL oriental splendor
~ cue rear OF the procession rode General
I GUsa kitchener, commander In chief in
s snals surrounded by brilliant staf and
aoilowed by the heads Of provinces With es
Solls OF indian cavalry. and tribal leaders
from beyond the border line.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS
Especial 70 The POST

Kew west.-Arriysd: San Marcos tAm).
from New York, and sailed for Galveston.
Port Eads.--Arrivedi Excelsior (Am),
from Havana; Corrientes (sr), from San
tos; Anselma (Br), from Puerto CorteS via
Port Barrios and Belize; George pumots
(NorA, from Livingston via Port Barrios
and Belize: El Norte (Aml, from New
York. Sailed: Nordhsyet psn9, for Aar-
Tyborg.|Arrived: sarmata OBJ, from
Galveston for Aarpus
Prawle Point. Passed; Hornoy Castla
(Br), from Galveston Tor Antwerp.
Kinsalo: Passed Mount Temple CBr.l
from Galveston for Liverpool; American
(Br), from Galveston for Liverpool; lnkuna
CBr1. from Galveston for Liverpool
New York.-Arriyed vi Dia, from Gal
weston Cleared Frankfurt (Ger) for
Galveston; schooner Connect for caves
ton.
New York. Tho Mallory line steamer
Colorado. Captain Risk, which sailed from
Brunswick, Ca, December &c. snchored IN
Grayesend bay tonight with the steamer
Coual. which she has in tow from Charles
ton The Comal as previously reported,
put into Charleston, s. C., Oh December
"a with n broken shaft and sailed from that
port on the 26tb inst.
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THE WELSH FIELD.
Balaq Is Now Under Way in Two
Wells.

Baiaq Is Now Under Way in Two
Wells.
Welsh la, December 29.--There was
an unusual amount Of activity in the
Welsh oil held today. OIL men from many
sections Of tho country are here await
ing the outcome Of the two wells that are
nov undergoing the anal process before
a gusher IS brought In. James VI Bowen,
Nyho has charge Of the Denver Beaumont
well. broke the machinery IN some way
while battling II will c1use a delay II
two days.
The Southwestern OIL company is -sx-
Meeting 10 complete It's well within 2 day
or Two The casing IN this we'll is set ct
q depth Of 1900 feet
Among the prominent men here today
who nre interested IN the Welsh Geld are
4 E. Smith Of Port Arthur, T. s. Wood Of
NIcl5reror. Texas: e. ". Carver and ". 3.
Copoyer Of Jenninqs. La; Dr. r. Ieng, +.
G Gordon, stephen Icurart, William Nc.
Gee, I. c Barrett and John P. Sweeny II
Mobile Ala
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coNFERRlNa WITH ROOT
With Reference to Acquiring Property
for Naval Stations.

With Reference 10 Acquiring Property
for Naval Stations.
Washington, December 29.'-- Attorney
General Harlan Of Porto Rico today bad
conferences with Secretary Root and As
sistant Secretary Sanger at the war de-
partment and with Assistant Secretary Oar
ling at the navy department. in regard to
certain Porto Rican matters now up for
adjustment. His business at the navy de-
partu ent relates to the requirement OF
property for naval stations at San Juan
and Culebra island, the latter being part
OF Porto Rico. The insular government IL
ready to grant whatever land Is necessary
Tor these stations but at the outset there
is some uncertainty as TO where the title
to certain OF the desired land rests
The question presented TO the war de-
nsrtment relates to jurisdiction over ripa'
rian rights and grows out Of the anomalous
relations between the island and the United
states Certain American hrms desire u
construct piers on the shore at Ponce
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Chicago, December 29--George Gardner
Of Lowell, Mass. the light heavyweight
champion, won n decision over kid Car
ter of Brooklyn IN a siN-round contest here
tonight. The fight was rough and fierce
from beginning to end, with Gardner hay
ing the advantage OF each round. carter
was very eroggy during the last round,
but by resorting to clincbes at every op-
poItunity succeeded in escaping knock
out
Both men were covered with blood at the
end Of the contest. Sheriff Barrett, who
had orders from the governors office at
Springfield to stop the Mht II it became
brutal. was at the ringside, but apparently
saw nothing to call for Interference.
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Beaumont, Texas, December 2e-About
three weeks ago The Post made mention %
the fact that Mr.. Z. * Newsum heu ZEN
dered his resignation with the Kirby Luln'
Der company. TO take effect January j. ~
Newsum has had several entlcing ousts
since, but he took into consideration lls
friends In days Of we're q has aocepleu q
which was up 10 a few months ago Nt,S
small concern, but is now tiourlehlng VIZ
a good business The Keith Lumber C,,u l.
pnny has started the construction OF IVY
min on Pine Island bayou
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TIE RACES.
..,,,, ~ At NEW ORLEANS.

uSU1Ts AT NEW ORLEANS
!. orleans December 29.--Potheen.
!, fanny and whisky King were the
..sj A sixteenth nriles-Mator Tenny,
4. Simeon. Time 1:54.
4 nIle-Glendon, Spec, Melbourne,
~ Time las 20.
y, ,ra seventy yards--Potente, Harry
|. ,rsns. Time 1:49 SIS.
I, ts,opgg undergraduates King.
nm Harris. Time 1:16.
sIr, s1 furlongs. selling Montanic, STRAIT
4 nsde Belle. Time 1888.
RI md I'm eighth-Potheen, Rough Rid
hyths Fiddler. Time 200 2-5.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
Y. and a sixteenth. 3-year-olds, selling
dis,rlssoner Forster 113. O'Hagen ITO,
4 isnmspy l07, Marcos los, Chickadee
4 p5ns webb 100. Potheen 1O1. Maxille,
IA Teresa, Eliza Dillon, Blue Ridge %,
2Rasine So
lasduarters Of 8 mile, selling-If You
IN NJ Alyar, Ed L. 100, Ecome los,
M l5, Moabina, Bouudlee, PEAT 104,
M City, Light Hunt 100, Bedlam 90.
h,vqusrters Of a mile. 2-year-olds.
$Et-Farmer Jim 115, Glennevis no.
Islrs, Star and Garter 1oT, Rankin,
3rboyant, Welcome Light, Tom Cogan
Mr., Daddy Bender los, Uranium 100,
u. Nell 81.
( y nils and a sixteenth, selling--Mal-
koch Plaid lis, Vesuvia Iii, Joe
3w Zoe, Charles Ramsey 107, Danish,
3raa, Georgia Gardner los, Alfred G.
fhneuI, Barbara Breitchie 1o2, La.
d 10
EfNt!ghths Of d mile. purse, ali ages
4rs Mack 06, Josette 90, Suburban
j BE- Apple Sweet 9S, Benmora 104, Ks.
b N, Lord Melbourne los, Tom May,
4 Henry Mcdaniel Ill. Imp. Planudas
lcsn Peters 100, Scorpio l25.
| q nile and a sixteenth, selling SocapB
II 81 We're Dc We're, Gautnma 1906 He.
p lM Wunderlich, False Lad, Lord
1pc, Rastus 1903. Swordsman 101
u Letter, Alline Abbott 9S.
lfdag and sloppy.
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}. vi. Swami mn IN Ne York

Fort Worth, Texas, December 29.--Jonn
F. swayne Of this city received telegram
from New York this morning stating that
his brother. James W. Swayne, is seriously
m Of pneumonia. James w. Swayne went
10 New York several days ago 10 attend the
funeral OF his cousin, the late General
svayns aud while there coutra etod cold
which later dsTsloped into pnsamenlR-
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DENIAL OF CONFERENCE.
hartman Doesn't Know That Any Is TO
Be Held

hartman UOeSnt hnoW lIaN Any - 70
Be Held,
New York, December 2e-According 70
dispatches from Omaha, Neb.. conference
was TO be held today IN the office Of z, n.
Barrlman II the Union Pacific road be.
tween Mr.. Hartman and the labor leaders,
with view Of settling the strike IN the
rpsebine shops Of the Union Pacific Mr..
uarriman's secretary said, in reference 10
the matter go, . -. ..a -
ference with labor leaders we have called
no conference have been notified o. none,
and don't see why there should be one.
rho trouble began I'VE months ago or more
and tho places Of the strikers have been
allied by uonunlop men.
lanes Wilson, business agent OF the New
yoTk branch Of the International Associa-
lion OF Machinists, said: II don't believe
share have been any conferences yet and
7 Relieve IL would be hard 10 ind the party.
II there can be no conference ana no set.
sbons ~ tho Southern Pacific and other
railroads.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
ANENr TIE PROJECTED BOARD OF
TRADE
Brooks Andrews Has Been Released on
BALD. Mex. Newsur's New
Posltion--Locsl News Notes

Branch othce: The Posts Beaumont Of
hce Is now located In Exal building
ground door, both phones No. SS3. with -
b. Linn as business representative anq e,
w. Greer as correspondent Subscrlpttttonae9
and advertisements or news items lelt q
this address will receive prompt atten,tiUu..
Subscribers having any cause for compiSalH. ~
as TO delivery Of papers are redqestegt ace
phone or otherwise notify the 0ln'7
PROMPTLY
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Time Made in Hondo POPPING Contest.

Hondon. Texas. December 29.-GivlnS
time by seconds tho following roping rec
ords were made by the prize winners TO
day ia the ropng contest here; Hubert
r. Butts, 53ia Louis Heath 5jl2; j. :,
Thompson. 81; Roscoe Redus. t3}9; H.
Frerichs, 66lh
In n match roping after the main contest
Hubert Butts roped and tied his steer ~
forty seconds, and was the winner WIN
Ross Kennedy next, with soYenT-hVe sec
onds.
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Tho Board of Trado.

Beaumont. Texas, December 2s'--fne Fos'
correspondent made several inquiries among
the business men Of the city today 10 re-
gard to the board Of trade tbat was 70 Dc
established hut has not ret mstsrishEeo,
several Of them made invuuuhis saEsss'
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Tons and II they are carried out beaumont
WOULD nave board Of trade hard TO sur.
Pass; MI I. S. Reed, one OF the largest
, mnoiesale grocers in the city, said that It
WIS coed thing and he would help any
. .ss,s.Ient TO that end. Mr.. A. d Chiidress
pank and who was secretary Of the Old
bIiaum mont oil exchange and board of trade,
ssiu that Beaumont business mems club
SHOULD be organized aud subcommittee rep.
[ ,, the different industries of the
ttvy oe appointed to maintain 1t and that
the membership fee should be placed NJ So
ana the monthly dues bc SO and thorough.
y competent man be employed to look after
me t, interest Of the city and the club. From
t ms ana the fact that a meeting OF the
mated that Beaumont will soon have q wei
developed board Of trade.
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R.sinns on Account Of Health.

Washington. December @3--Captain A..
D. Lynch OF Indiana, chief Of the division
OF insolvent national banks in the office
Of tho comptroller OF the currency. has re-
slgncd on account OF failing health, and
T. +, OLDHAM Of Cincinnati. sn attorney
and special agent In the comptroller's Of
fee has been selected for the vacancy.
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The Innlesida Track.


e Fnncisco, December 2e.-At Ingle-
u Weather clear; track slow.
|triv course, seLling-St. Seyoi, Pat
n hIado. Time l:141b.
ssens1teenths Of a mile, selling
T'e r,. COT Golden IAght Ben Nc
IHiy course. seIling-Ned Dennis,
aeicugh The Weaver. Time l:i4.
" and half. short course, steeple.
" Andicap-Duke OF York II, Crest,
'EAi Time 3:35.
Z :, nile, selllng-Antolee, Greyfeld,
aeoih Time 1:46h.
4 v Tine t:16.
RGLEsIDE ENTRIES.
Is,suarters Of a mile, selllng-Aunt
s A catholic 106 Montana Peerless
uM1,lns Towers no, Educate 1o4, Mel
y, 1.' ,dss lO3 Ting Ling 103, Cousin
FL TX connie IAssak 100, Prue 10,
~ ~ ~ lVa' Katie Walcott 100.
|TsssRths OF a mile Glenavon ia,
\ g,w,,aefmark 1O6, Calzndo 107, Swift
IN ~ Stilicho III, Mordentn iii. Tho
~ llgorcso 106. Fannin 100. Brum.
~ w Jockey Club log, Walter Fl. Ill.
I ~ riie; selling--Kickumbob ZOE, Hunga-
g,' Sawalne 104, Loyal S. III, iii.
m, Told One lU2. Mission 1O4. Ned
81, ~ All Green ia, SUDDEN iii, DR.,
IN ~, ~ Silver Fizz 1o4, Decoy 10T,
MY NJ course, selling, 2-year-olds-oro
w NWaulnnta 100. James r. o.. Clari.
NY Xlatre l03, ORR Viva 1o3, f5sherln
wv u 100 Ballroom Belle 10G, Lead.
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