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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

Whatever else we may find to say about the coming St. Louis Exposition it is cer- tain that the projectors are determined to have ample space for 1t. By the recent acquisition of an additional 400 acres the grounds will now comprise 1,2oo acres. which is very nearly one by two miles in extent, and will afford room for all kinds of performances and sights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

than Cleveland, an assertion we are at a loss to understand, because we have been led to believe that the Nebraska states man looked on the great Democrat as the superlative of "worseness," and we don't see how Hill can surpass him. in Bryan's eyes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

Dr. Piller-"Your husbands stomach is in a very bad condition"
 Mrs. Newlywed--"Oh, my! Do you Dr. Piller-"Well, it's severe case of gastritis, and"
 Mrs. stritis! Gracious, It's that gas range he made me use this summer!"-Philadelphia Press
 The Lady-'I suppose you want money to buy liquor?"
 The Beggar-"Not me, mum! I want to buy ping-pong set. t."-Chicago Daily News
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
Tn the Soup.
Mobile liter

M0bIIe Item.
 Congress has adjourned, leaving poor now give attention to their sugar-beet crop. while Republican Congressman will be kept busy promising what they will do not next session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

One of the funniest things in politics is to hear paper which has been for years bobbing around in Populstic pastures now yelling itself hoarse denouncing Cleveland It surely Is funny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

It must be either profitable or pleasant to be a delegate to a Republican State Convection in Wisconsin. The one which meets on the 18th of this month will be composed of l,Os5 delegates. The candidate who has to buy majority of that body will need a big barrel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
REPRESENTATIVE THOMPSON
Gets Up Handsome Present for a
 Congressional Associate.

WdSHILBIOn FOSt.
 The Democratic members presented Representative Andrew F. Fox of Mis- sissippi with handsome bridal present in the cloakroom of the House. It was a case of solid silver forks The idea of presenting MT. Fox with this evidence of the love and esteem in which he Is held by his colleagues was conceived by Rep. resentative Thompson of Alabama. The case bore the following inscriptions:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
Mathematical Problem.

BIrmIngham NeWs.
 Tako the victories of the Democratic party won without the aid of fusion and subtract therefrom the defeats it has en- countered since the fusion-what will be the result?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
One Asset Embalmed.

Atlanta Constitution
 The Democratic Party Is not insolvent as long al we have Uncle Adlai Stevenson yet within easy reach. There are no flies on him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

The members of the Virginia constitu- tionaI Convention drew pay for 2Ss days and the total expenses are set down at sl7beOo The people have yet to decide whether t was money well spent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
Began to SqueaI.

Mobile Herald.
 Senator Morgian fired shot at the Panama canal lobby the other day, and Mark Hanna immediately began to squeal. Why should he make a fuss IT, as claimed, there was no lobby?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
< WITH ALABAMA EDITORS. '
 C < ~ H% ~ f % < ~ < < .
Can Discount Republics.

Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Willie Waffle Astor hos a mind to say that monarchies can discount re- publics in ungratefulness. There was not handed out even knights commis- sion for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

Homer-"When you were in Paris did you find it difficult to speak French?"
 Travers-"Oh, no; l had no trouble in speaking 1t. The difficult part was to get the jabbering idiots to understand it"- Chicago Daily News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
A LITTLE FUN NOW AND THEN.

Some Bright Paragraphs to Relieve
 Seriousness of Life. Tess-"Did you see May when she deliv- cred the valedictory at her college com mencement?" 9nHa Jess-"Yes; and it certainly was lovely" Tess-"That sop
 "Yes; it was just a plain white nous sellne de soie, but so stylish. "-Philadel- phia Press.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

It might be interesting to learn wheth- CT the Democrats or Populists were swal- lowed in Nebraska.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04
GiFc1i.sso. Do06ied in Three Year..

ssssdiIy 'cS cimSina upMarS s demcn:t..,sns Ss the ngure. given n the eppssdsso@r sor tns month
 Prom i G GeomDsrsiive point of f,ssosss.. sasTs;. Tor i6siancs. the ayerage daily cEcria.thSea .he average 4s put ponth hes 5ses i'sTESU sTSs setual ne. E. 4ssFsas sain of this May over s S.5s2. 2.ooi; the Sunday average gan etnird in
 A esnpa9isos of this May with sy,ns. May ,sin in sAsf psriod the daily average mcsase 1mrcrsase, T,- hesn e,Ys2; the Sunday ayer1ssia 11ssiativeiy e7.4e and loI.A7. Tn other words. Ins,sisS in the d2sly cfrcniatien has simply eo, @ rct vet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

The question now is, Win the padding on Whitelaw Reids calves hold out?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-04

Daily Average. ..s -~ s'.' e]s Sunday Average. .e..'s~Ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
EXCITING DAY IN OIL STOCKS.
NEARLY 100000 SHARES SOLD.
SEVERAL PRICES ADVANCE,
Independence a Heavy Seller-Anolo and
Beaumont Confederated Increase in
Price and Activity.

Yesterday was one Of those strenuous
days at tho OH and Stock Exchange for
Nhlch that Institution has now become
noted and which adds SO much to Its repu-
Iauon as medium Of trade a FUN at
tendance Of brokers was in evidence and
many spectators as well and SO extensive
were the orders that It appeared that a
failure to quickly absorb the offerings
would hc the only hindrancc to trading.
ON tho announcement Of the popular cont
panics perfect fuslllade or bids took
place aud enthusiasm rcigucd from begin.
ming to end
II Independence had rested I'm a state OF
iepos" since the immense activity In that
security when first placed on the exchange
the record Of Yesterday would have seemed
revival from the slumber and such colossal
trades would have made up for the time
lost. But such has not been the ease.
Each day mas been ono for good purchases
aud the record Of yesterday was all the
more Indicative OF steadily growing de-
mand that has experienced no abatement
All that could be obtained for 2%c. amount.
ing 10 $4,000 shares. was absorbed and a
good deal more was wanted. Sellers then
advanced i.c and buyers met this Increase
readily taking moro than 70.O01 shnrcs
and holders continued TO ask the same until
the close.
Auglo-Amrrlcan followed next IN point Of
activity, ana eNhausung All sellers ON the
late drop 90 lac, buyers afterwurd took
iecly at l5se with large trading at each
lIlce. Ihe asking terms then moved 10
&c. and q small lot changed hands and this
-EW' was asked on the close.
htiumont tonfederated also took n turn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

New Orleans, February 3.-H & \. Beer
say: Liverpool was more favorable than
expected causing our market to open .
higher and as the port and interior re-
celpts We're light and New Orleans and
Houston estimates for tomorrow small
values ruled steady FOR the balance Of the
session. closing at R net gain Of . points
on the day.
Port receipts for the three DAYS ara
u 600 under last year and the scmi-weekly
interior receipts are estimated to he $4,000
against $1,000 last year. deficiency Of
10000
The cold and Indictment weather which
has prevailed throughout the South has
curtsiled the movement, but from present
Indications II looks as II the weather may
Manchester cables state that there was
little demand for c,oths from China ana
other Far Eastern markets, considerable
supplies having already been secured else
where Yarns were quiet and BUS ness
slow Consumers are iu no hurry 70 place
orders considering the accumulation or
stocks IN the mills, which viii Influence
values In their favor
There was little or no new buying ap-
parent today stlll until receipts become
normal the chances are the market VIII
continue steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
3. B. Morris 3 q Letter.

Houston. Texas. February 3.-Liverpooi
came 70 1894 up and closed With net
advance Of 1-64 over today's opening and
2i-.g+ higher than Saturdays close. Spots
v1re steadier 80 mp. middling 4l4d. vi Il
sales M 700. stocks 991 900. There We're
no imports. ,,
pool aud the light movement today. New
Enrl- opeued 4 TO points up and New Or
cans to points ny. The markets OF
The entire day showed only points yarla,
zion the close was about unchanged "a
MONT M over the opening.
~ tntai mort receipts for today were
10 ii54 h5ies against 23Gii bales for last
Car decreas OF $50 BALE
- IN ught movement continues, values
,IitS AZ rsnee higher by the ond ~ the
snoItiN r. Il. Morris e. Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Jennings. La February s.--The drillers
OF the Pelican OIL wen struck a very heavy
stratum OF OH today az a depth Of lS00
feet. There Is a considerable amount o
gas. but not quite enough TO be n gushcr
They arc going still deeper In hope of
gushcs This we'll is located three mi
from town, near sulphur Springs and
whom brought In will enlarge the Jcnnius-
field TO a great extent. The well Is about
two miles from the Jennings No l. The
drilcrs say they will hting this well IN
~ a few DAYS now aud u not guShct
they are satisfied Il Will be inc pump
wen A vGxv cold wave is visiting this
section. delaying the work on the different
buildings aud general outside work 20 a
g.Scat extent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brennan. Texas, February 3.The fol-
lowing marriage licenses were issued by
the county clerk for the week ending Sat
urday. February l. John Hemphil and
Lon Wallace. George W. Jackson and Mary
Evans. Julius Marx and Helena Hcllmupn
Mat Hickey and Bessie Fcrgerson Ice
Curry and Bessie Goodlet, Jerry Wilson
and Viola Fitch, Robert Merritt and Has
tie Bird Robert Yolrath and Chariot @
kcLrad. Austin Hodges and Emma Cant
Quite number OF Brcnhamtes went ont
10 Prairie I'M sunday 20 attend the funeral
~ Mr.. William Schottmann, Jr, whose
death has already been chronicled Many
OILERS would have gone bur for the fact
n a. there was smallpox in his family and
many we're afraid Of contracting the dis
ease
The weather continues cold and cloudy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
colmesnell Improvement.

Colmesneil. Texas February 2.-The Ma
sons met at the Methodist church on satur
dag night Tor the purpose Of comforting WITH
each other as TO the rebuilding Of the
lodge han recently destroyed By IRE. II
was decided 20 rebuild as soon as posslbl.
ana the following brethren were appointed
10 solicit Subscriptions: A. q. Reed. Wood
Vile: Dr. J. A. Gibson. Roekiand; W. ".
Or. Ellison. H. T. Craig. Or, stewart AMI
r. q Perry. ColnieDseil.
The yellow Pine lodge has the largest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

London. February 3.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered $3.50
bales. Good scOureds aud hne merinos sold
well. but low secured and Cross brCds were
Irregular. Following are the sales In de
tail;
New South wales. 900 bales; secured 6lsl
ais 2l4d: greasy 4sm9d.
Victorla, 1900 bales; secured 6dQ1s Cd;
greasy 5d0Is ID.
South Australia. go bales secured Is 3i9d
ali 4i2d; greasy 3Adlld.
West Australia 900 bales, secured lli2d6
is 3iad: greasy 3i4d i0lad.
New Zealand 1900 bales, secured 3d9
j. ID; greasy 2lzHiOd.
Cape Of Good Hope aud Natal, 800 bales;
secured 7ha1s 4i4d greasy 4hn1Nd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
DRILLING RESUMED.
Two Wells at Lake Charles to Be Bored
70 Further Depths.

Two Wells at Lake Charles 10 Be Bored
to Further Depths.
Lake Charles. La. February 3.-Driillng
vas resumed az the Watkins well No
this morning. -Four hundred feet Of pine
has been received from Beaumont and SAT-
urday the four.inch pipe was removed from
the we'll The old drill was removed also
aud a new bit WAS placed on the pipe and
everything was PUT Ia order 70 commence
operations this morning. The well Is now
2203 feet deep and viii be put down 400
feet more unless oil Is struck before
Work on the Louisiana and Texas Nation
al oil well near Hoo Hoo park VIII be re-
sumed tomorrow. The drilling has beea
temporarily suspended awaiting the ar
rivni Of i0ur-inch pipe. An order was
placed tn Kew orleans contingent upon the
pipe being shipped iu ten days The order
has been countermanded and the pipe pur-
chased at Beaumont. The pipe arrived To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT,
Deer Water Committee Has Returned
from Washington

Deer Water Committee Has Returned
from Washington
beaumont Texas February 3.-Captain
w C.. Tyrrpl l. y. Polk. w. II Pope,
John b. Guoduue and W e. Avcrili have 70.
turned from Washington, whore tA>y went
"a present Beaumont docp-z~atcr PROPOSE
lion 10 the rivers aud Snrhns committee.
Mr.. POLK, who voices the opinions OF the
several gentlemen mentioned thinks the
work done hv the committee win result In
much good. and while no great results Of a
tangible nature were had, he believes An
appropriation will be made to clean out
Sabine Pass 10 It's former depth of twenty
SIX feet and repair the Ictues 40 the mouth
order Will be made for a survey OF the
channel with the NcChrs river. together
with a survey Of the rivers from Snbiue
lake TO Beaumont ana Orange.
The gentlemen state TINT they were prom
iscd the support Of number OF the rivers
Hnd harborz committee when q survey. ac-
cUmpauicl by 40 engineers report rs pre-
The members Of the committee DOR that
there was any lack of haS~nony among
captain william Whose president n the
Reliance LuWhcr company until mat usti-
tuition was purchased by the Kirby lunibee
SILVER tea service By the eppioyes NJ the
Reliance company Tho presentation was
made al noon. when the work OF Dis.
umuillug the old offices OF the company had
been almost completed. and the scene was
quite touching Captain Wless WAS plainly
affected hy tho remarks of Mr. J. r Love
joy who presented the service in the name
of Captain Wiess's former employs
The ractorv ~ 81. Marks Episcopal
church was visited by thieves some timc
SATURDAY, night and Mrs Blckcr. wife ot
the rector. lost two diamond rings and
another ring With su opal settling. one OF
mo rings taken was Mrs Biekers engage
mcnt ring. aud was therefore very highly
u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

BRYAN. Tcxas, February 3.-Taz Collector
Adams reports the collection Of 5000 taxes
on the last day before the 10 per cent
penalty went into effect
McDun simpson secretary Of the Brazos
County Truck Growers association, left 10.
day for Soaly 20 attend q meeting OF the
south TeXas Growers association.
Colonel Charles Davis Of IA PasO left
Tor hts home TODAY after spending several
dayE here on business connected with his
BraZoa bottom farms.
lion Scott Field Of Calvert Is 10 the city
IN Tho Interest OF his race FOR congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
lJoIaod Rice in Wharton County.

wharton. Texas. February a.-Yesterdsy
the executors Of the Pierce estate aled 10
record with County Clerk Brooks a deed
IN r + Kctterman Of Rock Rapids Iowa.
Tor 1870 acres Of Wharton county land con
sderntlon sli 1913. These lands Will he
cess of this method 81 farming rice IA
drawing new Investors 20 the county daily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
aIY BETTER TRADE
M nj room FOR IMPROVEMENT.
,...,o.. Of Eggs and Weaker
- 49,. Adyance--seed Pots-
a,,;ve---Poultry Firm.

,.,,r nrevailcd in the whole
~ Yesterday than marked the
Shle ,,.t week. There was still
- .s.,,ovement, however but the
= ny. for moving goods relieved
.sssu q siagnatlon
N. ralsins have been adj
g. ..e.e' and 2.crown have gone up
-, little caulIaower to be noN
"a dealers and the season is
~ California variety.
4 ,,oerienclng healthy demand,
4, N the superior qualities \
", r.s,ornla white plume is due to-
,,r,tocs are now arriving In
,.,ptltles to meet both city aud
1000. Prices are yet too steep
.rs trade ia the commodity
-, lot ct seed potatoes came In
IN, ~ 4 the possibility of restricted
I, ,bc near future owing to tue
!. alrssrds the shipments met with
.tspiioa.
.,rr,mcnt Of consequence took
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
COFFEE.

Nav York. February S.-conee-spot RE
a,,o,. No. Invoice ~ mild quiet; Cor
Sovs safe. Futures closed steady with
-. ~, : points lower. Total sales -.
ga. including: March 9.50el0 ~; May 800, 8,
49, -. - nctoher 3 90; December ,. 500 %:
~ ~. - market FOR spot coffee was dull and
JatheF heavy with prices about on the I nasi,
81 80 i9 from Brazil for the rpited
states wsrs 5000 hsSh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Caroill g. Richardson's Letter.

Houston. Texas February l,-LdFerpool
was better than expected, and fully as
good as the most ardent huh could ahue'-
pate under present conditions The same
old Indifference characterized operations
in our markets. fluctuations Vonnned 70 tne
dav The semi-weekly receipts at interior
towns ara estimated at $1,000 against
1000 last year. Offerings from the n
ferior are light--ln fact. there Is praeu
eaiiv nothing offered from this state-and
stocks have been depleted 70 markea
extaut b. the continued heavy mSTaRasnl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Houston, Texas, February S,-housloh
"a New orleans estimates 1920 against
1882; ports 1921 against 28ioo. me
- ,.ers absolutely lifeless. May In
Pm Hln.,. Orleans sold at S.u3dsO6. Liverpool
T. nm i.sa ON spots, 2la-64 on contracts ana
= dne 10 be unchanged tomorrow
j. uue Richard Cooke s. Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
SUGAR

New Orleans. February 3.-SuEar firm
Open kettle 2sa2N open kettle centri-
.ugnl 29sM8A centrifugal granulated and
whites none: yellow 3lsd3 1915; seconds
lTG63H Moiasses steady-Opeu ket le ~
as; centrifugal Gals. syrup steady 10
d22.
New York, February 3.-Sugar- Raw
steady: fair refining $40. centrifugal 90
test lie; mOlasses sugar l0-l6. kehned
steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
he LOCAL RICE MARKET FIRM

saturday with cargo Of Louisiana and
lrAas l.o". Tie steamer Mae o. l-e Now
y ClK, New orleans and Porto Eloau Ut
arrived Friday. and "ii clear 70. Iu.y
RiDu cUr} tl~ month
James Kcurts who represents uumnc.
at Texans N ImS market discussing She
The Feature ~ the rice market of she
moment Is THE -.grAuu4uE ut the demand
f,'m Porto ri 'o. iais .s due 60 the gact
'lat The Porto lucau dealers have over
stocked themselves and have imported rice
In cXcnsS %. r4r r0uSumut,Ou. This sltuU-
ton viii necessarily cause "a decrease lu
during the HeNt few weeks, but MATTERS
VIII right themselves before long As 500.
as the surplus stocks iu Porto Rico are
consumed the rice trade will again become
brisk. Reports show that HOrto Rico 't
rapidly rccoy erue It's 10 mer prosperity in
0Il lines ~ business. and a the people
Prosper all branches OF trade VIII be benc
$. Locke Brcaux saws in reference to the
rSe trade
"rho market continues to maintain very
nicely. receipts being absorbed Mt FIJI.
value. Had 1t rot been for the fact TIM
fro southern Pacific c0Wpany was unable
10 furnish cars. | feel satisfied that the re-
.elnts o. ricr on this market woull hov'
figured mp certainly very much better than
ihcv have ! know that IN ms own bust
ness and with Wv own customers. many
sack Of rice was urcslndnd the advantageous
turnln" into moucv that this market has
oIforded SINNERS from ITS very onruln2
arurchend anv lower prices the balance o.
his season nor ON the other hand can J
see wherein hi~her values can reasonably
y" looked for HOLDING To- this view there
fore suggest the adysablity Of those who
have rice 10 ship 10 SO as TO wind no Inst
seasons work and get shaped IN for the
new
I'VE are now approaching the time when
active cn'tivaiion will be IN order as
AGAINST This years crop and II can nor ,hhc
ones farming is the right way 10 make
success. Instead of striving to increase
acreage. lets rather determine to planr
only what can he thoroughly cultivated, and
20 ret ont OF each acre all that it will
bring"
The rice movement vt Now orleans as
New Orleans board Of trade;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Will CONTEST WITHDRAWN.
An Agreement Was Reached Outside Of
Court.

Dallas, Texas, February 3-The stafford
will contest case was Withdrawn from the
jury In the midst of the second trial today.
Counsel announcing that an agreement for
settlement out Of court had been reached.
James stafford left 100000 worth Of prop
erty Ia Dallas TO remote relatives, over
Looking his wife In the provisions Of the
will and without apparent cause, Mrs.
Stafford sued "a break the VIII. alleging
nnsound asind on the part Of her late nus
band.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
ROUGH RICE STEADY.
'|sy oyerstoek al Porto Rico
slaekened Demand.

Special TO The ppstl
Vlssans' La. February 3.-The rough
af1t was steady at the end OF the
'iia offerings on a moderate scale,
'alea we're well taken M at full
ueih rice was steady, with a
s.laef Hoguma Of the new Porto
y s'eesed for Ponce and San Juan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
KiII.a by he KICK Of . Horse,

vcl<Ipn,v. Texas. February Sd A. Pol
ard substantial farmer living near snow
.n,t as,o., miles east OF here was kicked
a., q harse while nc was feeding stock ne
,vss sttack iust above the ncart ana oniy
iced thirty minutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Trade advices from Manchester today re-
port business dun with stocks Of mill pro-
ducts accommodating. Speculation Is apa
thetIc however, but q continued curtali-
ment Of the movement should serve to
srouse this feature and give snap TO the
liverpool IS due to he unchanged tomor.
row Richardson & Cargill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
HIDES AND WOOL.

ST. Louis. February g. Wool-Flrm. I'M
changed: medium grades 1DGlsi4. light fine
l20l5 heavy fine l0a12; tub washed 149
24l..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

APpLEBY. = From septenber 70 tenru.
.,ry I 105'OOo pounds % cotton seed we're
marketed az this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
EDUCATIONAL.


sTFEOGR APUY-Three nisht lessons ner
week 81 per month ten years eA''t
sddrpsg .27F .hls of7ce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I7Si OF GALVESTON, February 3.
ARRIVED.
sstifd Or. Cearra.
CLEARED.
T 'ssls lNor), Havana.
1-''aina iBrl, Aarhuus.
To- SAILED.
5s-,sl.2a tBrl, Aarhuus,
~ Norl, Havana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Jenninos F,eld Widened.

dag aud tomorrow drilling will be resumed
al dept Of 1900 feet.