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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Bears at Duluth.

Three bears, two only cubs, made a
peaceful excursion into Duluth the
other day. They went through the
finest section of the town, the big ami
NAL in front and the two cubs trotting
bowleggedly along behind. They crit
ically inspected the homes of Duluth's
wealthiest citizens, and the cubs even
went so far as to have settos on the
front lawns Of several of the houses,
while the old bear squatted on her
launches and watched the progress of
the battle, now and then cutting the
youngsters if they lost their temper
and began fighting in earnest Finally
their tour of inspection ended, and the
trio returned to the woods.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
News In Brief.

The Security State bank at Cotton
wood will be succeeded at an early
date by the First National bank, the
arrangements for the transfer having
been almost completed. n Z
4 Detectives DeLaittre and Smith ar
rested Joseph Stearn and William
Field as they stepped off Northern
Pacific train at Minneapolis and lodged
them in the. city jail, where charge
of stealing SIS from a passenger was
entered against them.
Il j. Baldwin's ,three-story brick
building at Marshall, with its con-
tents, was completely destroyed by
ire. The first floor and basement were
occupied by Baldwin & Loveridge's de-
partment store, whose loss on stock is
$50, 900, with $29, 900 insurance on same.
The loss on the building is S25, 600,
with 81 900 insurance.
81 Because the woman with whom he
had been associated for several years
.quarreled with him and left him. Jas.
Is. Tlbbets, q former resident of Min
sneapoIis, committed suicide in Duluth.
Erred ". Ames, ex-superintendent OF
the Minneapolis police force, was con-
yicted of accepting a bride from Addie
Mills, an abandoned woman.
Miss Lou King, "a years Of age, at
tempted suicide at the Winona hotel,
Rochester. The evening before she
wrote several letters, stating she was
not long for this world and that she
was going to hasten the end.
Mrs g. a. Pil1sbury, widow 81 the
late g. q. Pil1sbury, died at her home
ia Minneapolis. The news comes as q
complete surprise to many, for few
knew ct Mrs Plllsbury US illness, which
was very brief. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Robbed the Dining Cars.

Two of the handsomest and latest
buffet dining cars OF the Great North
ern railway, while temporarily sta
toned in the yards at the head Of
Jackson street, st. Paul., for slight re-
pairs, were broken into by burglars
and 81 900 worth of silverware carried
away by the thieves. faE -.2.,s..ss
The coaches needed only slight re-
pairs and were taken to the yards with
out the silverware being removed, as
Is customary when the cars are des-
tined to remain in the yards for con-
siderable time. - g&-.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Defeated.

(. The proceedings commenced against
Secretary of State Hanson for failing
to accept and file the nomination pa
pers from the socialist labor party for
their candidate for governor were dis
missed by Judge Kelley of St. Paul.
The ocial-democratic party held con-
vention in July and changed its name
to the socialist party. It filed certifi-
Gates of nomination for its candidates
under that name some time ago, J. E.
Nash of St. Paul heading the state
ticket. The secretary then refused to
file the certificate of the socialist-labor
party on the ground that there was al
ready a certificate filed by the social
lists %''.' ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Tax Levy.

r The levy of taxes for all state pur-
poses this year will be 2.55 mills. This
IS 3 of mill less than last year, which
was the lowest in the history of the
state. The reduction comes from the
revenue fund levy, which is cut from
la mills to ! mill straight. The other
levies are fixed by law, mill for school
purposes, 2 mills for the funding tax
fund, Il Of mill for soldiers relief,
and 20 of mill for the university.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
The Publishers Of The St. Paul Daily News

who are also the publishers of TILE
KANSAS CITY WORLD and THE
OMAHA DAILY NEWS. have decided
to set aside 1000 during the year 1902 \
to be- distributed to those who d.s:cr Z
to engage in a profitable and Intel
lectual study-a contest that will IA &
miliarize people with the science + {
the governments Of tho states oe Min f
nesota, Kansas and Nebraska. ).
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08

and
n a mot to
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Here's the Way the Dis
tribut;on Will Take Place:

On the 4th of November, 1892. a gen.
eral election will be held in the states
of Minnesota, Kansas and Nebraska,
governor being elected in zach state.
All voters and people Interested in the
science Of government should maxi. d
study OF the mathematics guvs,cu,,,g
elections. as much valuable iuforInn-
ton Is to be gained thereby. II IL
Send in your estimate OF what che
total vote cast Fer Ell the ca rctidat,.s
for governor in the ssatea of, 81 :une-
sofa, Kansas ard Nebraska wi! be
this year. To the one mak:sg e'.e
nearest correct estimate TT TAG ag-s
grega te total vote cast for aii tils can
didates for governor In ali three
states there will be, given q
sons estimating nearest after that.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
Making Sugar.

\ q
- he ST l louis Park beet sugar plant
began work under the most favorable
cond itions. Over 100 carloads Of beets
were on hand and the vegetables are
coming in at the rate Of from 20 to rs
carloads per day. The factory will en-
ploy 800 men, and the output will be
nearly double that Of last year
q There was an unusually large acreage
OF beets this year-5, 900 it estimated.
AS the crop is good, there will be near
y @, 0oo, 900 pounds Of beets to be ham
died by the ST Louis Park factory this
fall.
.e The beets are of excellent quality,
being large and well-shaped and con-
tanning a large percentage Of sugar.
The manager of the factory says that
the output for the year will be fully
10, ooo, 900 pounds Of sugar. Most of
this sugar has already been sold to
Twin City jobbers. ...
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08
INNE!SO ia NEWS
No strike.

No Strike
#s There will be no strike Of the -four
mill employees Of Minneapolis and, be-
ginning Oct IS, the mills will be oper-
sated on an eight-hour schedule instead
ct the present twelve-h hour system.
The employees, at meeting, decided
to accePt the terms offered by the mill
managers, and to allow them two
weeks IN which to organize the third
crew, which WIN be necessary under
the new order Of things
The negotiations between the millers
and their employees have been conduct
ed along most friendly lines The men
presented their requests to the mana
gers and discussed the situation with
them. The managers declared they
could not allow the same schedule for;
eight hours as had obtained for about
1Ol hours actual work, and presented
another, which the employees consid-
cred and adopted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
THE FIGHT IN coRYELL.
Henry and Thomas Are Stumpina the
County Closely

Henry and Thomas Are Stamping the
County Closely.
Gainesville, Texas, Apru 15.-Culen f..
Thomas spoke to large crowd at Jones.
boro last night and a Thomas club was
organized there this morning with Afty
voters
Il. l., Henry spoke at Operas Cove last
night and passed through here today en-
route Turnersvilc, where he and Thomas
spoke tonight. The friends and campaign
managers on each side are posting circulars
here and mailing them ont all over the
county naming dates for speakers al the
different voting boxes.
Thomas managers claim this county by
majority Of 1000 Henry claims 800. M,
dicntions point 10 n very hot ana close
race, and more Interest IS taken than eVer
known here before. A large crowd OF the
friends OF both sides went 10 Turnersyi IL
from here this evening.
j. B Logan, Mr.. Henry's campaign man
ager IN this county, spoke at Turnersvilie
last night. j, p. KinnHrd OF Belton Texas
mas an appointment 10 speak nj Leon Junc,
ton In behalf Of Mr.. Thomas tom0rroXv
GoNernor George G. PendletOn OF Tempie
VIII speak here tomorrow IN the Interest
or Mr., Henry and viii he met by " w
Pair OF Bolton. Thomas and Henry viii
both speak here Friday evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Gilmcr, Texas April 15-The official re-
turns show thar DeGrafenrcid carried Up
shur county by u majority Of 4B votes
sherman, Texas, April 10 /. NJ. stand
ifer, j. d. Woods and Tom Wells were
nominated for the Legislature at last sat
urday's primaries.
IInsboro. Texas, April 1j,-The Hill
count& democratic executive committee
met helo today to canvass the returns or
saturday primaries.
Gainesville Texas, April IA. Hon. Cullen
+. Thomas, candidate for congress came
through here from Waco en- route to Jones'
huro, where he win begin his campaign IN
this county tonight.
BcIton Texas, April 15.-The democratic
precinct convention for the First ward
ndopted resolution calling OH the state
convention 90 set n Uniform date Tor tue
holding of primaries and TO make II man
datory, refusing TO recognize results OF pri-
lnarieS held on other dates.
Jefferson, Texas, April 10. The county
executive committee of the citizenk ticket
Of the white voters of Marion county, with
out regard to politics. met Yesterday IN
the court house and appointed THURSDAY
May 10 as the day for the primary elec-
tiOn to be held for officers OF this county.
Corpus Christi Texas April lo-James
w. Ward. chairman OF the Nueces county
republican executive committee, TO-DAY IS
sued a call for a county convention at the
court house I'm this city on Saturday, April
~, at p. M, for the purpose OF DISCUSSING
matters OF organization anu lue ti"H'n. f 49,
of such other business as may come beiofe
the convention.
Velasco April Hon. f. L. Perry,
after due dellberatlon and consultation
with his friends has decided 10 again Of
fer his services 10 the people OF the Forte,
fifth representative district composed or
Matagorda and Brazoria Counties MT.
Perry has given emient satisfaction 20 tne
people OF both counties, and II Is qulte
certain that he VIII have no opposition
Loekhnrt. Texas. April 1J.-The demt,
cratic executive committee Of CaldwGi
county met yesterday and fixed June ~ as as
lac date for the county primaries. me
folloWiug test was adopted: II am 4 demo.
crat. nnd pledge myself 20 support az OF
the nominees OF the democratic party. "
was determined that the names OF All
democratic candidates state, district ana
county shall be upon the primary ticket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
THE QUESTION OF VENUE
Will Be Raised in the Anti Trust
Suits Against Oil Mills.
A NEW HOUSTON COMPANY CHARTERED
Funeral Of Judge Collard Was Largely
Attsnded--The investigating Com
mittee--Departmen Notes.

Austin, Texas. Apnl t5.It is learned
that the antitrust suits filed here early
IN January by the district attorney and u.
A. McFall against three cotton oil com
paulcs will likely he dismissed before tho
present term Of the Fifty-thIrd district
court expires.
The suits were filed against tile Taylor
cotton seed oil works. National Cotton uil
company and the southern Cotton OIL
company, Attorney John w. Parker Of
Taylor represents the company Of that
town and Attorney II. $. LovcU Of llous-
ton represents the other two defendants.
Mr. Parker has died an answer which con
sists of general denial and Mir, Loyett,
SO far. has not answered In court, but
has had several conversations over the
long distance telephone with the district
attorney. lt Is intimatcd that the lious.
ton attorney viii raise the question Of
venue when the eases are called for trial
and II NJ does the suits Will more than
likely take the same course Ms the Kirby
Lumber company suit, and several others
ot similar nature.
The suits were filed on charge of the
three companies entering into comhiua.
tiou to fix tho price Of cotton seed at a
yrtain point In the state and the petition
alleges that they actually did control the
price OF the seed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Inc Investigating Committee

Austin. Texas April -, The legislative
investigating committee is ut work today
iu the varlons departments assigned them
Yesterday afternoon hy the chairman. Sen
utur Savage and Clerk Bounds are going
over the books Of the adtutnnt general )
department and SO far they find every.
ming In good shape
chairman Henderson had his coat on
an day aud was busly engaged all over
the capitol assisting the subcommittee in
their work He Is lahorug hard 10 make
the Investigation success and says that
he will do an IN his power 10 carry out
the aims and intentions Of the committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Confered Win The Governor.

Austin. Tcxns. April 15.-R b. Bowen OF
New Orleans. George 7. Brown of The
Houston Business League. sam Park OF
the Beaumont bourd of trade aud II l.. s.
Knlfhn " the Dallas Commercial club were
here today aud conferred With the governor
regarding the proposed visit Of Chicago
merchants TO- Texas Nothing was given
ont for publication by the gentlemen and
while they had something IN view they re-
fused to talk They all left on the noon
train Mr. Brown and Mr.. Park returning
to their homes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
NEW WELL Al vELAsco.
Gutfey People Have Undertaken The
Proposition.

Guttey People Have Undertaken the
Proposition
Velasco. Texas, April 16.-Thc Gurey
driliers began this morning on the first Of
the two wells they are under contract to
drill at Bryan Heights They hovc taken
the derrick 1000 feet further to the west.
This Is done because they have discovered
thar the Bryan Heights OIL and Pine Line
company's well struck invent -slx foot
stratum, while the strike they made IS only
about twelve feet thick, The Quincy peo-
should yield 10000 barrels of oil each day.
They announce that they will 20 down nnd
develop this stratum, which Is about 100
feet, and then 20 down until they demon
strHte the oil possibilities below
The Bryan Heights oil aud Pipe Line
company have decided to take a rest and
await developments by the Guffcy company.
They have resorted 10 every means 1T com.
mand to control the arteSian dow and bring
forth oil, but so far can do nothing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Judne ColIard,e Enneral.

Austin, Texas April l5-All that was
mortal Of the late w 70. Collard. asso
ciate Justice Of the Third court Of civil
appeals, was laid TO rest in the state GENE
tory This afternoon al 1 o'clock. Many
friends accompanied the remains to theI
hnnl resting place aud the grave was
banked with flowers placed their by the
many friends of the dead iurst.
The services were conducted 1T the
Tenth Street Methodist church by Rcvs.
Rrndncld, Briggs and French and the Ma.
sons assisted In the service. The honorary
pail hearers were all Of the judges Of the
J. l.. Peelcr. Clarence Miller, s r. Fisher,
r n Cochran. r. n. Conucry John Dow
cl T.. s. henderson of Cameron aud Hon.
A. W Terrell
the dag ON the capitol building aontrd
az hair mast and tho departments closed
ar noon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
DEPARTMENT Notes.

Austin Tcxns AurtI l5-Thc governor
,,,,,,. ..t.,,o1 -,,,r,a, - I'm ,,,,,,,,ts
'"'N 'pVu'"''" "', We w. ',"' '''""''
sloher OF deeds Tor IcNaS ~ bo'umoi''
Hon f. y Jones of Tyler was here to-
do, nm bnsincss v.th IN, 5en,rtments and
"iii y" ~ ~, ,,,,',,,,,,
WV AZ a., ornot scott If Galveston is hcre
IA, h;yincss MA Utii nnncnt hcforp rho
cn,,rt nf ,ri,,jr.b ,n,inoir tmr,orrn,,
NJ. n l., CartnT or itil1sGorn ,yns ncrc
toJa, ana WAS n visitor af th,, ranitol
'dci",,,tion az All rounty luvyers
,cndrT ~ " c,,Ic, ami n r. Ritlpr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

nlns; superintendent public instruction.
Lcfevre; attorney general ReU. cntn,t,.ni
Ter. Love; land commissioner. Tcrrcli. -nil.
road commissioner. Colqntt: congress
Fourth district sheppard; Judge court
criminal appeals. Davidson: associate Judge
supreme court, Williams; associate iudge
court civil appeals, rrmplcton: distrlGf nj.
torney Fifth district, O'Ncal. state senator.
Wilson; legislature. j. ". Hunt: county
Judge, w, j. Ford: county clerk. w A.
Powell; district clerk. j y Marctt: shnr-
10. I. X. Walker; county attorney, nm
stewart; taN collector j. 4 Ellington.
tax assessor G. c. Powell: county trens'
urcr. r. $. McDuric
Delegates 10 the different conventions
were elected The executive committee
was selected for the ensuing two wears
Judge W. +. Ford was elected county
chairman for the next two years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
MEXICAN olL oPERArIoNs-
Captain A, F. Lucas Is investigating
Fields in that Country

Captain A, F. Lucas Is Investigating
Fields in that Country
Laredo, Texas April Is. Monterey.
Mexico, special says: A. e Lucas tho
man who struck the first guSbcr at Rc,u-
mont has been Investigating the oil fields
Of Mexico Mr. Lucas has closed No deals
Tor working any Of the MeNlcan lands.
hut expects 10 return In short time and
either sign lease for tract Of land near
the coast or enter into some sort of an
agreement with some company already
formed that has It's land now lenscd
Mr.. Lucas has just returned after = trip
through that part Of the republic lying
along the coast as far south as Gucstau
and declare there arc indications ~ oil
that Il has been commonly supposed thnt
the oil region extended only along the
northern portion Of the coast. Mr. Lucas
said that II he decided tn enter tho NlpN
lean field Il viii he the snme company that
he represented at Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Charters Filed.

Austin Texas. April 15.-The following
charters were fled today
I'D H. uurrol Lumber company Of Ilous-
ton cuMtal stock S2OOOOO. Purpose 10
manufacture buy and sell lumber aud TO
muiutain lumber yards IN Harris county.
Directors I'D II Harell. John Fmnigau,
II f. Bonner, Percy Allen and r. G. Bean,
all of Houston.
Dallas Elks Horse Show OF Dallas; cap
ital stock $500 Purpose 10 cpnduCt a
horse display ana exhibit in Dallas. In
corpolators W H. McGrath, NJ. H. Thorn
as and r. r. Love.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Ihieves Sd Flre 70 . Store.

Austin. Texas, April H. Thieves got in
their work on the ladies' furnishing store Of
Snaman Bros al $40 Congress avenue az an
early honr this morning. After r0hbing
the store they set IL on fire, but the hames
were cxtingulshed before they gained much
hcadway.
Blood hounds were put on the trail NJ
the robbers and the police say that the
right parties will be apprehcnded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Kendall County Instructions.

Boerne, Texas April THE democratic
convention for Kendall county instructed
delegates to the State convention 10 vote
for Lauham for governor; Neal for icutcn-
ant governor Love For comptroller BIcliett
for trelsurer Terrell for land commits
Sionev: Bell for attorney general, LefaVrG
Tor superintendent Of puLlic instruction;
HornSby for railroad commissioner Dele
Instructed to vote for Slayden first, last
and all the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
IaIBBS WITHDRAWS.
|,,..,,t 70 Be Considered as a
Imditate for Governor.
4, . ,T1aE STATE CONVENTION
!. ,loor a Platform Declaration
~ uitb the Views He Has
Y.retofore EHp''sssd'

v a. Tn1rn "
m, Texas, April Ia uuse v
sipe withdrawn from the race
tss uas ,,,,r so he sends out the
,ssa IN do'nE ~ -. "N en- ,i,o dom
~ g.
4 leia' 90 t,st announced through
/ Vgtnber 10 i''' - nddrossod 90
ANN Of an open lel''I "uU' 'ss'u ~
.rc friends that ] should sub
5ata'" bc cnsuiug democratic
u name u u, .,.,tu,d.n 90 tho
,gention for the Uu''lli"'''" W '"o
n governor VI Texas. ! can
| lN l,,Y ,,,unuurgtuput IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
strike in eedIas Renorted.

Anderson. Texas, April 15.-Mr Whit
Smith, telephone operator at Bedias, teie-
phoned here yesterday that the California
OH company on the Spell ranch had struck
oil at depth Of GgS feet, aud that the well
would produce scyenty-hyc barrels per day
the grade OF oil being superior To the Beau.
mont oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

The Rrownwood Well

Brownwood, Texas, April 14.-The pumps
were set to work mt the Texas Central on
companys well this morning and about
four barrels Of oil taken out of the pipe
AS soon as the water can be pumped from
the casing It is thought that n test will de-
Neop much stronger vein then at first
estimated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Debate Free from Personalities.

Wiunsboro Texas, April Is The cam
paign for congress In Wood county has
opened and DcGrafTenreld aud Russell are
holding Joint debates. The speeches made
here were free from that personal acrimony
which marked the meeting of the gentle
men in Upshur county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

things ana their frequent appearance here
Is considered In connection With this M.
fair or with the fuel oil proposition on their
own engines They have few engines
using fuel oil. hut Il IS probable that the
northern end of the road can not he changed
at present on account Of long time con.
tracts with the coal mining companies
along their main line In the Indian Terri.
tory.
The total number Of shares on the oil
exchange to be sold this morning ran close
to i5n.Ooo and all the companies seemed
To be strong and good demand appeared
from abroad, SO the brokers said,
The transactions were as follows;
German American. 80 shares at i4c.
German American, 80 shares . he,
German. American, 50 shares at l3c
German American. ~ shares az l3lSc.
German American, 80 shares at lSc
German American, 30 shares at lS}9c.
German American, 20 shares at iSLC.
Gobcr. 500 shares AZ 3Sc
Lone Star preferred, 1000 shares a: soc.
Lucky Dime 800 shares at 6isc,
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas, 1000 shares
Missouri. Kansas ana Texas, 1000 shares
at Zoe.
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas, sooo shares
AT Toe.
Missouri Kansas and Texas SEQ shares
at Toe.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. zoo shares
az t0c.
National oil and Pipe, 100 shares az 27t,c
Anglo-American. 1000 shares az i5sc.
Texas and New Orleans, 1000 shares
at tac,
Texas and New Orleans. 1000 shares
at lSC.
Manhattan 200 shares Mt 51isC
Rex Petroleum. 300 shares NJ 10c
Cascade il,O0O shares NJ lAsc.
Gladys OF Beaumont. 1870 shares at loo
Independence 10000 shares at 3isc
National oil and Pipe. 33 shares at &c
American oil 1000 shares az &C..
American oil 1000 shares az 4c
Anglo American 10000 shares Mt Dc
lo-AmcricAu. 5000 shares nj 2c
Anglo American 5000 shares at Pc
Anglo American, 900 shares Ht Pc
Anglo American. 5000 shares ~ 2c
Anglo. American. 5000 shares at 70
Anglo American, 5000 shares at 90.
Anglo-AmCricNn 5000 shares M 70
Anglo American, 5000 shares AT 70
Anglo American, 1000 shares at 2r
Anglo-Amcrican 1000 shares at 2c
AuGlo-AmcricRn, 10NO shares at &c
AnElo-AmcriCan 25001 shares al 2t1C
Dividend. l 600 shares AZ We
Equitable. 3GO0 shares at 5Hc
Gold Eagle $500 shares az loo
German American, 30 shares az l4c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Inc Nearoes Reported Drowned.

Wharton, Texas, April 1.-Two negroes
who attempted 10 cross Peach creek oppo-
site Spanish Camp during the storm sun
day IN "A shaky boat while the stream was
swollen. afraid the skin would capsize.
they took To the water, though they could
not swim Both were drowned and after
search the remains were hauled out yester.
day evening.