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company the report Of W. T. Carter. re
the last term Of court, was approved and
said claims ordered paid The further re-
port dled at this term OF court was also
approved. M n
the court 10 represent defendants in several
tax suits and judgment rendered with fore
closure of tax lien
In the State VS.. unknown owner OF the
w. r.. Hardin labor survey the petition
for review aud to set aside Judgment In
said case because az errors was sustained
and the cause continued.
Mrs. E, Cubley, who has been living
with her son, w. II. Cuhley, leaves to-
morrow morning for Dallas to visit her
daughters, Mrs Shipey and Miss Maud
Cubley, and will remain probably several
weeks
Mrs. Winnie shotwell Of Lufkin came
down this evening and viii spend several
DAYS with relatives
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WORLD'SFAIRC0MMISSION
John II. Kirby Is President a d Tom
Richardson Is Secretary.
LOUIS J. WORKMAN GENERAL MANAGER
He Is to Get Salary Of Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars Per Month-Con1-
nl'ttee Meetings to Be Held.

Dallas, Texas. January 14.-Jobn II. KY
by of Houston was today formally chosen
president Of the Texas Words Fair com
mission. A full complement of officers was
selected and the work Of the commission
las already begun.
Louis j. Workman OF Austin was made
general manager and will have charge OF
,ne commissions labors.
the ursL regular meeting OF the board
0l- directors oil The commission was we.
attended. Ihe meeting MAS called 10 or
utr al lU.3U a. u. w tue LOMmeIciai cue
IoOuiS Dy Chairman JOun ii. hlrDy, WAo
ftatod tnat the 1rst step wou.d Ue ~ t4~
nature OF heieclus perm 4ueAt OIhte4e. IN
al was ans~ cred ~ tne following
JOhn Al. Kirby vi Houston, L u
Green o. IetieI. L. u. ~ Ails 81 Ddt.es'
weston, ". " seeiey Of waco, Noua J,
Moore OF Cameron aud Barnett Hihos o4
Dallas.
lermaneut officers vero chosen as D..
lows: President. Jolu y kirby VI uuls
ton, vice pleaidvute. N. ~. eee-cE Oh
waco, Md.icr TIPS y. Austin. L j. PoiA
q Galveston. treasurer, Royal .. Ferris OF
Dallas.
Executive committee Barnett Gibbs and
r. Il Perkins ol Dallas. jessie 0uHiu ol
Mckinney. l.. H. x. blc.u 1t tpnrl' aul
Pau. Wup.es OK Fort Wn'u
The charter was prgnsaf'u auI WfaON'
e single alteration WIS uInpi-t.
The treasurer was required to give u
$4,000 bond
The executive committee viii meet "a b
week IN Dallas
Vouchers under 500 VIII be paii on rhe
order OF the general manager aud the eN
ecutive committee, Vouchers n60Ne $50
viii require the signature of Pres4d u ktr-
by. The salary Of the general manager
was fixed at $3.50 per month.
Tom Richardson of Houston was elected
secretary. There was n spirited contest
for the ostice of general manager Louis
]. workman of Austin, Thomas II. Love
OF Dallas and DR.. T. A. Pope of Cameron
were put In nomination Mr. Workman
got FIVE votes Mr. Love two and Dr. Pope
one. The general manager will have his
headquarters 10 Dallas and will open an
office in few days.
All the directors expressed themselves as
being pleased with the enthusiasm the
whole State has shown over the work Of
the commission.
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TEXAS FLOUR ABROAD
FIRST OF THE BIG SHIPMENT HAS
REACHED GALVESTON.
Ratproof Shed Is Now Being Built in
Which to Store It Awaiting Vessels
Coming.

Galveston, Texas, January 1.-THE hrst
two carloads OF the shipment oil oO,OoO,VO
pounds of -four which is to be shipped from
Fort Worth to London via Galveston ar.
rived here yesterday. AS previously stated
the firm of Jens Moller Il Co. mas arranged
for regular service OF steamers from
Galveston TO London, which viii he oper-
ated Ia connection with the southern Pa
cihc Railway company his uour has
formerly been sent from Fort Worth via
the Texus and Pucihc to New Orleans, from
which point 1t has been sent to Liverpool.
The new steamship service, however, mas
enabled the Southern PacInc 10 secure Tue
business and It VIII be bundled uom the
new pier OF this company at Gd.Ncstoh.
The pier Is now being provided with a
rat proof apartment, where The noul viii
be stored upon IT'S arrival here. his will
be capable Of providing storage room Tor
a large quantity of Hour and VIII great
laclu,ute the handling Of this product
ordinarily the rats do considerable dam
age To- nour In transit and 1t Is almost tln-
possible TO entirely protect against them
The apartment at tue new pier VIII he
lined with wire so closely intcllaCed that
rats can only obtnln entrance through the
doors Those who have had a great deal
Of experience with rats claim that The only
way to enectually prevent the incurslons
Of these pests is to station n man at tle
doors whenever they are open in addition
to the providing of rat proof apartment
However, the new pier viii be as far as
possible rendered Immune from the depre-
datlOns OF rats.
The frst ship Of the Cuban steamship
line, which IS the name Of the company
which is TO operate the new service, VIII
sail from Galveston some time this mon h.,
and will take between 10000 and 10000
sacks of lour or possibly more. There
after the shipments will occur regularly
and when the present contract is filed
II is expected that others will have been
made. The company has an agent IN Lon
don who is endeuyoring to make new con
tracts and the intention is 10 continue the
service indefinitely.
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Cameron Notes.

Cameron. Texas, January I4.-Licht show.
ers fell last night The Indications are for
rain which Is sadly needed all over tho
county. Despite the long-coutinued drouth.
which has hardened the earth. farmers hnyc
been blowing be best they could so mar
a great deal Of ground Is broken
sheriff Sparks of Bell county was in the
city Yesterday afte. DuCan. the convict
Who had been captured by Night Policeman
Luce "
W. h. Clement. after a visit to relatives
returned to Rockd8le this morning
The Schumann Concert company is hjued
10 appear tonight nj the opera house. m the
great delight ~ music lovers
last night N''''"
- The livery and feed stable Of 7. T.
Brooks, which was attached hy tho c,i5
thwai!e Bros, on a debt nj $500 is nren
Tor business again, the debt being fully
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
PENNsYLVbNIANs ARE IN THE CITY
WITH A FACTORY PROJECT.
Propose to Citizens to Subscribe to
the Stock OF Cotton Tie
Making Plant.

Beaumont, Texas, January l4.-Messrs.
James Bastable and W. J.. Darragh OF
Plttsburg, Pa. arrived In Beaumont this
morning as representatives of u cotton tie
manufacturing company, to confer with the
Beaumont oil exchange aud board OF trade
relative to tho erection of plant In this
city for the manufacture of cotton ties. The
proposition made the board Of trade by
these gentlemen is that citizens subscribe
for $4,000 worth Of preferred stock in the
company and donate five acres of land as
a building site. They have been greatly
Impressed with Beaumont as an oil, lum-
Der aud rice center. II Is thought that tue
citizens viii readily subscribe for the
amount of stock named and the committee
that Is In charge OF the matter feels hope
ful that the deal win go through.
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A GUSHER NOT ON THE HILL.

look after his interest here. Mr.. Newland
owns nne farm about two miles north or
town. and while here visited IT, On his
return he was heard to say that he was sat
ished that he had fine oil Indications on his
land. and that on lis return home IL was
his Intention to- organize company and
sink well just as soon as he could COM
plete arrangements TO that effect.
Mr.. Newland says he Is confident that
the whole of the Texas coast country Is
underlaycd with oil, and the only question
OF developing 1t is putting the drill down
deep enough.
Mr.. Newland expressed himself as highly
pleased with the outlook of Alvin and the
coast country, and says he has great con-
fdence In its future.
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SMlTHVlLLE BUDGET.
Several Residences and Business Houses
IN Course OF Construction.

Several Residences and Business Houses
in Course OF Construction.
Smithvlle Texas, January 12.-Messrs.
Y. Hill and NJ. Burleson have purchased a
lot adjoining the orera house from Rodgcr
Byrne, paying S1750 for same. and upon
which they will build at once a handsome
bank building. Yerger, Hill & Son will
also build large, handsome business house
on Main street adjoining their present busl-
ness house.
/. H. Chase. master mechanic for the
Katy. has lot the contract to G. II. & NJ.
NJ. Turuey for the erection of a residence
to cost about $500.
The time card on the San Marcos. San An
touio branch of the Katy has been changed
and the passenger train now arrives here
at l:20 p. m. instead Of ll:40 a. m. aud
makes close connection With No. 1, the
northbound Katy passenger that leaves
Houston at Al. N.
ID. a, Jansen and II. l., Dickson, promi.
nent business men, leave tonight for Ei
Paso 10 take in the midwuter carnival
Coloncy Billy Edwards leaves tonight for
the wild and wooly scenes OF Old Mexico
on hunt with some San Antonio friends
Mr.. 4. 7. Crawford, formerly IA business
man OF this place now n stoGkmau of Lam
pasas, Is here greeting old friends
Mrs. ID a. Jansen returned home this
morning from a pleasant visit to friends
ana relatives In Brennan.
Another cool norther; rain is badly need
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Work at Lake Charles.

Lake Charles, La, January l4.-watkins
well No. 1 is something over 1900 feet
deep today and the drillers are working
in blue shale. Yesterday shortly after be-
ginning work the drill passed through
few feet OF sand In which a small guam
tity Of oil was found. The oil kept coming
all day In quantities sufficient tn cover
the surface OF the water. The drill stop
ped last night at i740 feet. The lnd,ca-
tions found yesterday have encouraged
Lake Charles people exceedingly ana they
expect that few hundred feet more win
really reveal something worth while.
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Lemiaton lnnala-

Livingston. Texas. January i1.-Hon. L.
q. Hightowcr came up today and after
passing a number Of motions and other mat
tiers adjourned the district court for the
term In the case OF Cole De Walt vs. tho
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company motion by the defendant for a
pealed. In the habeas corpus case Of the
Chambers brothers. charged with the XIII.
ing OF young Murphy. bail was granted
court at once.
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INDIANS TO PoWWoW.

Snakes Are to Meet in Texas for the
Conference.
penison, Texas January 1.-The On.
NOUS Creek chief. Latah Mlcco Of the Chit
to Harjo faction. returned from washing
ton Sunday morning He told his inter
viewers that he talked 10 the great whlta
lsther but refused 10 disclose apy infcr.
nation as TO his success There viii be a
Texas. to hear and act upon Chief Latah's
report Snake officers, II Is said. are
everywhere 20 be found. The government
mas sent ofneers 70 the Hickory Ground
breeding trouble.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas, january 14-The sales
at the Galveston oil exchange today were
MS follows:
American Oh and Refining company
new. $50 shares at Az cents
Independence, 10000 shares AZ ~ cents.
National OIL and Pipe Line, 100 shares at
~ cents
Texas Western, 5000 shares at 500
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Brennan OIL companx.

BRENNAN. Texas, January 14.--Another oil
company was organized In BRENNAN Mon
day. A contract TO sink we'll on their
holdings on Spindle Top Heights has been
let ana work Will begin January -. Tho
now company was chrstened the GUT
Shore oil company
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New Alderman at Gonzales.

Gonzales, Texas January l4.-An olec
ton in ward No. for an alderman to FIJI
ont the uneXpired term OF L. Il Fischer
who has moved into ward No. .. is being
held today with two candidates rOpning
W, A. Cardwell and Ell Lewis. caravan
got 1913 votes 20 s. for Lewis
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WORKMAN WILL ACCEPT.

Austin. Texas. January 14.-Louis j.
WORKMAN received a telegram this after
neon from Dallas announcing the fact that
the Texas worlds fair commissioners had
elected him general manager and he Will
have charge Of the exhibit In st Louis The
office was not sought by Mr.. WORKMAN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EOR MhXnp

AZ me solicitation OF a number Of friends
! neTeoy announce myself a candidate fos
mayor Of the city Of Houston, spbieet 'H fo
Die Die t action Of the democratic primaries.
F'a'iorm' municipal ownership.
William II Wilson
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Oil Charter Amended

Austin, Texas, January 1.-THE New
York and Texas OIL company amended Its
charter today by enlarglng It's field md
changing the value of shares to 10 cents
each.
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Store TO Be EnIaraed.

Beaumont, Texas, January 1.-THE store
Of the Texas Tram and Lumber company,
which passed into the hands Of the Kirby
Lumber company in the big lumber deal.
will bee remodelod by the latter company
and turned into a department store with
$50. 600 ELOrk.
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Impressed With the Outlook.

Alvin, Texas, January H. Mr. II. y.
Newiand, a prominent railroad man OF
Hillsboro and former Altinite was in the
city yesterday on business, as wen ms 10
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health OEElcEn

NJ ne fqst Is authorized In announce mr.
t1c,.N. bFumby rs q candidate Tor ,-itv
h.snn othcer. subject To the a,tiop -
the democratic primaries. ''''ou ot
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o.. 9ereny announce myself as candidate
M tSSt sealtn otncer. subject n the artion ~ y
the democratic primaries. 'Ne deoon u
], G. Boyd. NJ n.
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CHIEF On POllcE-

hereby announce myself as candidate
ter the office of chief Of police snbient te
'he action Of the democratic primaries. "
J. NJ RAY
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Hearne, Texas January l4,--At the regu-
lar annual meeting of the shareholders of
the First National bank Of Hcarne, held In
their banking room this morning the same
board of directors were elected. The di-
rectors then elected the following uamed
gentlemen MS officers l.. W. Carr, presi.
dent; Edwin Wilson, vice president. w T.
Ferguson. cashier William Crenan, assist.
ant cashier.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-21
Loses herLife

While returning home school yes
terday afternoon, Emma Graybill,
aged Z years of Chester was run
over by trolley car No. AZ, at Third
and Townsend streets, and received
injuries which resulted in her death.
Little Emma who was a pretty
child was going to her home accom-. !.
panied by sever al com . panIons about
her own age, At Third and Town.
send streets the children engaged
in play, and Emma, Ia her affort to
run away from her companions.
scampered into the street.
She did not see car No. AZ, In
charge Of Motorman James Lynn
and an "extra" conductor, approach.
ing and run directly against the
front Of the side step on the Car.
1t occurred so quickly that Motor.
man Lynn had not time to stop the
car, which passed completely over
her limbs. The motorman reversed
the current and threw on the brake
stopping the car within a short dis
tance after passing over the child.
The Office Of the Manhattan Laun.
dry on King street above Eighth ID
being torn out and will be improved
to meet the demands of the increased
trade.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-21

i-,y.,. 80. Il SlLt: Convention auu IL
defeated viii view the result with
that complaccncy that always tc-
poses IN the breasts Of those who
have consciously discharged their
whole duty. In addition they will
have tho comforting reflection that
no one will be in Congress from Del
aware to aouL the people and lnso-
lcntly disregard their wishes.
This disposes OF the right o' Dr.
Ball 10 a denomination. Now, as
10 the policy OF his denomination it
can be stated in few words. Dr..
Ball on the ticket would endargcr
the country and district nomIna'
lions ot the Union Republicans by
the ctlo.ts OF the people 10 defeat
him. With the present system o
voting, muLilatcd ballots would
a fleet the other nominees. So tha
right aud policy ioroid such a re-
uomiuatlon. There are other rea
sons very Gle ar to the Union Reput
Iiean organization, but they need
not be stated.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-21
Jerry Harrigan Brings Suit.

There is to be an interesting case
before Magistrate Williamson of
Hockessin, this afternoon. Jerry
Harrigan, who served about twenty
years in New Castle Jail for the
murder of Dennis Shea, and who
was recently pardoned, is suing
Thomas Lyman, a farmer near
Newport, to recover some potatoes
which he alleged he paid for but
n ever received.
Harrigan while in jail conducted
a grocery store in his cell. He
claims that he bought a lot of pota-
toes from Lyman and paid for them
in advance and that Lyman never
delivered all of the potatoes. 1t is
to recover for the potatoes that
were not delivered that Harrigan
brought the suit. The case was to
have been heard last week but was
postponed on account of several
witnesses for the defendant not be-
ing present. Several ex-convicts
will appear as witnesses for Harri-
gan. Constable Porter of Newport,
claims the right to represent Lyman
as his counsel but it is said that
Constable Williamson will not allow
him to do so. The case is attract
ing much attention among the citi-
zens of Hockessin and Newport.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-21
CARD BASKET.

John Brassington, of this city,
has been entertaining his father and
sister of London, England, for the
East two months !: is the first time
that Mr.. Brassinyton has seen his
father and sister for fourteen years.
They left for New York last night
and will sail for London today.
Harry Kerr and wife are visiting
friends in Marcus Hook.
Edward Smith is on visit to New
York city.
Miss Minnie McNamee, of Landen-
berg, has returned home from a
visit to friends in this city.
Congressman William H. Jackson
of Salisbury, Md, is visiting Josiah
Marvel of this city.
Mrs Harry Woodrow and daugh-
ter Helen of Newpor: News, Va,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Edward Webb, who has been in
the naval service with Uncle Sam,
was visitor in this city yesterday.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-21
BENNETT-GCEPNSEY

Miss Mabel Guernsey and Albert
Bennett, both CT Oswego, N. Y,
We're married at tho home OF the
bllde's parents, No. n John street,
On Wednesday evening, June 4, at
s o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Wells.
The Lrldal party entered the par
lor, to the strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding march played by Bullock's
full orchestra. After the ceremony
the guests were invited to the din
ing room where a bountiful we'd
ding repast was serve1. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett were the recipients of
many useful and handsome gifts,
including furniture, silver ware,
china, linen, clocks aud pictures.
Among those present were George
Bennett and wife, A. Guernsey and
wife, Nh and Mrs. Green. Nh. and
Mrs. DAILY, Mr. and Mrs. eastman,
NJ. Guernsey and wife, Misses Lena
Moore, Pauline Rudolph, Alice Ten
skey. Nell Leonard, Mary Garland,
Lizzie Bennett, Earl Russell.