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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
mes from the seaboard to European

lines from the seaboard to European
ports.
The proposition for low one-way
colonist rates has been voted down by
Western Passenger association roads. The
Santa Fe and Rock Island, however, gave
notice at once of their intention to make
into effect to points in the Southwest.
Considerable surprise and disappoint-
ment has been caused by the competitors
of the Chicago & North Western by that
line giving similar notice that it would
put the rates into effect to points in South
Dakota and Nebraska.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
LUMRERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

lUMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN Midway
Horse market, St Paul, the largest
horse dealers in the Northwest, have al
ways on hand from 800 to 1000 head Of
heavy logging horses. Come and look
over their. stock or write them for
prices. References: First National
bank, Minneapolis; Lumberman Pub
fishing Co.. Minneapolis; First National
bank Duluth
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
WANTED TO BUY.

~ce~so-o-e~e~ec-~-e--~-- c-~.~~-~~~~o~-~-e~~~
WANTED-To buy small second hand
saw mill outfit, suitable in farming
community; give full particulars and
price, Address Box No. Eveleth. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
DENTISTS.

DIR. F. A. HALL-First-cia work, rea-
sonable. Room 401, q e. 7th. Phone.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
WED AMIDST coFFINs
IN AN UNDERTAKING SHOP
Partners In Business Quietly Married In
Their Wareraonns
"TfiI death us do part j"

It'll death us do part"
Seldom has this part OF the marriage
VOW been spoken with such Significance
as in the wedding of Anna ]. Foley and
Edward j. Cannon, both members Of the
undertaking firm Of A. ]. Foley & Co..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
TYPEWRITiNe MA HINES.

BUY typewr,rers with rent you pay: all
makes. Jewett Agency. 237 Hennepin
av.. Minneapolis. all makes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
LOANS
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT flames F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant),
patent attorneys and solicitors. Main
office. 929935 Guaranty Loan Bldg,
Minneapolis, Mimi; branch ROOM So,
McGin Bldg. Washington. D. c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15

BIRDS-GoLD FISH.
ALL VARIETIES-Foods Of all kinds.
H. H. Heger, 103 West Seventh.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
PERSONALS.
LOST AND FOUND.


RING LOST-In Newspaper Row building
or in vicinity of Robert and Fourth SITS,
a gentleman's gold ring with bloodstone,
in oldfashioned setting. Reward for
finder who will return ring to city ed
itor of Globe.
DOG LOST-Lost, in the vicinity of high
school, a black and white collie pup.
Finder will receive reward by returning
to 544 Portland av.
HORSE STRAYED OR SToLEN-One
chunky bay horse, weighing 1900
pounds; black name and tail; any in
formation of his whereabouts notify P.
]. Keough for reward. Otto and HAM
line avs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15

LACE CURTAINS nicely done up: rea
sonable price. Call at 1872 Rondo st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
DENTISTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES' PRIVATE HOSPITAL and will
find homes for infants. 298 West Cen
f,.o1
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
POPULAR WANTS.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
AT FOUR HOTELS NEWLY FUR
nished and papered rooms; all prices,
day, week or month: depot cars pass
the doors. The Western, los East
Eighth; Imperial Hotel, 16 East Eighth:
Yukon Hotel, 127 East Eighth; Econo-
my Hotel, $50 Jackson st; transient
EIGHTH ST., 439-For rent. two
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. .Ior
light housekeeping.
SELBY Av., 2Ss-For rent nicely 1,,r-
nished, steam heated rooms; ali mod
ern convenience: board if necessary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15

CoNGER BROS, Druggists, selby ave-
nue., corner st. Adams; 400 Selby
avenue and $40 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY, 306 Rice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
souR LAKE PROBABILITIES.
The Sale Of the BONANZA Is stu ln'pe'o'
ira-Another Proposition

The Sale Of the Bonanza Is Still lnpeho-
irn-Another Proposition.
A gentleman interested In the Sour Lake
sprlugs oil held stated Yesterday that
negotiations for the sale Of the property
are sim pending and that the deal may
he closed within a few DAYS. He declared
TINT the owners Of the pronerty would hold
ont for their price in cash. and that they
were not particular who paid it. he ae-
knowledged that the standard OIL com
many was the prospective purchaser Gov
ernor Hogg OF the Hors-swayne syndicate
bas never been known In the negotiations
The man negotiating for the property ~
sides M Corslcana and Is wen KNOWN
staudard oil company agent The gentle
man referred to recent newspaper reports,
and said: Nov. sell US out again you
have Sold us several times ana another
anetion won't hurt. While you are ABOUT
n hoWever. YOU wouldn't make any mis-
tgke IL you'd sell out the saratoga oA
AID n bonnhza located lust twelve mlles
from ours aud saw. Ia parentnesis, tn.t
lie Southern pacinc Il neeotiatng 10y ",
me southern Pecihc's management OF ~
av.n OH lands IS such as % ofinE tssfe
from 4 stone lnase. When VICE Ffetlaeat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Cornerstone Of the Rosenberg Library
Is TO Be Laid Today.
A CARNIVAL TO BE HELD IN DECEMBER
Business League Has Decided on Hold
ING lt--Work Has Begun on the
Inner Harbof Project.

Galveston. Texas October II. romor.
row afternoon the orner stone " the mag.
niacent library now IN course OF construc.
ton through insufficient bcncl0ctlon Of the
late Henry Rosenberg. will be laid with
solemn Masonic ceremonies. An Masonic
bodies Of Galveston will attend the cere.
monies.
Grand Orator James b. Stubs viii de-
liver the Grafton Of he day AT the con.
cluslou Of this address a Masonic ode win
be sung and the ceremonies will BE- con.
cluded by prayer and hencdlction 10y Rev.
w II. Cooper as grand chaplain, The
Masonic bodies will then form IN line Of
march and proceed To their temple
The structure now Ia course OF erection
Will cost when completed approximately
Si&SOOO, The contract calls Tor the com.
pletlon of the building In about one year
from now There VIII still be- available
for books, fixtures, etc, after the building
IS completed some S0OO.0QO, and even aftor
this Is expended an ample endowment FUND.
which in time viii no doubt he increased.
will be available for the work OF the lnstl.
tuition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
NOT A FUEL OIL FIELD.
BeaumonterS Think Refineries will
lake All of Spindle Top Product.
PLENTY OF OIL AT OTHER PLACES
Jennings and Sour Lake Can Supply the
Demand for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Has
a Fine Grade of Petroleum.


Beaumont Texas. October lit is more
ulah probable that the Beaumont oil,
Nnieh has been used as fuel oil only, is
u the verge Of change There are many
va men here who insist that Spindle Top
w today more valuable az refining
imposition than many Of the Eastern oil
lelds products. and they feel assured that
lue opening up Of the large Burt refinery,
'ne tentral refinery at Port Neches and
~e Union refinery here will stimulate the
u'ue IN that direction to such an extent
"st the fuel users will have to go to Sour
.@Ae' Saratoga and Jennings for their
-uel Ihe publication of this need not
sufn the people throughout the State who
save been using fuel oil, for they may
''sl assured that the other fields are as
g'oauetye as Spindle Top. They claim
'pa' they ara rea..y producing us much
sVW at Jennings as the shipments from
acre show. The other points claim that
az 'aey are waiting for is pipe line connec-
N0n with Beaumont or rail connection with
Tue southern Pacific before they begin put
uls on the market every bit as much oil
sPa'nle Top has bcoL recording MS
su'pped and stored, The Spindle Top pro
sa.''oA being so much nearer, the REIN
a VIII naturally be favored over the
nnrb S ios the simple reason that 1t Is so
tbe ILL., cheaper TO get Il from the well TO
az put OF consumption IN tile rc.inpries.
Ton M tnere are qualities in the spindle
en9 ~ that are not found In toe others
eop,,5i1ce versa, These ingredients win cut
semaiu s.iLaoie figure with the rehneries
tha 4. ttlue since IL was reported here, ana
would ~ Was sent The Post that there
resspd.p e most important development as
tha IL, saratoga and that Il would not he
Tba i,.nglnk In OF a 1o00OO-barrel gusher.
a mn, Sin referred to was the analysis OF
oil s6,a,,..lueht chemist who states that the
S-s1oNs ingredients that make 1t more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
f0NFESSION OF TWO NEGROES
r. t1e Murder of Mrs. Lewis at HEMP
stead Last Sunday.
rHEy WERE INDICTED FOR RAPE AND MURDER
Have Been Brought to Houston for Safe-Keeping,
but Will BE Taken Back for Trial at
Hampstead Next Tuesday.

,.a Texas. October 1.-THE muir
he., ~ susan F. Lewis. which occurred
tH an early hour Sunday morning, is
~ ,..ssr shrouded in mystery
p s,-ss tho commission OF this horrible
s.s W., and outrage, the citizens and OIL.
np'1 s.ve been conducting a thorough and
err .,,r Investigation Of the crime and,
gs'' 49,. assistance Of Divine Providence,
VIZ ssrthed aud brought from darkness
~ NM the perpetrators Of one OF the
y ~ and foulest crimes ever committed
n the south .
.rr,yed from Navasota and the dogs
w carried TO the scene of the crime they
s,ota,v took up tracks that went In
Y s,soo,lon Of the timber skrting south
" res,dence Of A. c. Tompklns. This
,be dogs followed down the brancl
n. n colored settlement on the west
.as n town and on to the house occupied
I. Henry Johnson, colored, the stcpfather
"a t,ther.in-aw Of the two brutes who
ne,r own confession murdered and as
'..t,ed This elderly Christian lady.
!. hos heretofore been reported that the
1870 residing in this house were placed
.,.. orrest one being arrested by sheriff
,i.soomb at Nayasota, and subsequently
1904 in the Harris county Jail for safe
keeping. ,,.,u,.,nr o,,,
.,,,,ss that the prisoners would be safely
,sturped to Houston, they were brought
here yesterday
several citizens went with the defendant,
lin wesley, to the branch near where the
crime was committed, and he was told to
take of his shoes and place his left foot
n me track that was found the morning
,fter the killing. 1t was here that the
MT signs Of weakness was shown. The
track was small one. The defendant
Wesley wears a No 81 shoe. Wesley hest
,ated in putting his foot In the track ana
the officers caught it and put it In, the
loot fitting IN the track to perfection.
Wesley then gave up and admitted that
bis foot made the track. but denied having
done the killing, saying that two Of the
white boys who were arrested on suspicion
dld The cowardly deed and that he and his
brother.in-law remained Mt the fence.
After this confession the officers deemed
II prudent to take Wesley back to the
Houston JAIL which they did.
Later on, Reddick Barden, the brother.in.
Jaw Of Wesley and his partner in crime.
was secured by the committee, and after
being duly and legally warned made full
confession.
Barden at first tried to lmplicate the two
white boys, but in a few minutes admitted
that they had nothing to do with 1t. He
stated that he thought that Wesley had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
District Averanea.
Brennan Budaet.
stations station! Temper9tpre

Brennan. Texas. October THE board
81 county examiners, consisting Of Super
inteudent of the Public schools Pro T. W.
Tsrran Prof GUS urbantke ~ Bllnp Nc
mortal college ana Prof G Klearner OF tue
Klesrner institute commenced two days
session At the court house Friday morning
Tor the purpose of examining tcaohers whn
are applicants for certificates There wcre
quito a number OF applicants. both white
ana coored.
The mass meeting of farmers 10 be held
here November u for the purpose Of dis
GUESSING diversihcation Of crops with Santa
Fe representatives and others interested
promises 20 be ~ vital interest To- the
farmers.
Tho Second infantry band has re-enllsted
FOR three years IN tho Volunteer Guard of
Texas, and were sworn in by Justice Chap
peil Thursday night
Tho stock Of goods upon which A. r.
Frank OF San Antonio served writ OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
The SOUR LAKE FIELD.
Wells Now Producing Capable Of 100 .ooo
Barrels a Oay.

Wells Now Producing Capable Of 100 ooo
Barrels Day
Sour Lake. Texas. October IL. ]
Az Gufey Petroleum COMPANY brought Ia
another excellent welI yesterday az a
depth Of between 600 aud COO feet. Mr..
Sohu Crosby. a practical drIllor who has
oeen operating In this ncld. has bought
nIe acres near the proven territory aud
VIII begin at once to devotion It and thinks
neN9nd doubt that he will succeed In
nlulng oil there. The heid secms "a have
Aheh on 2 new lie message was re,
tlled this morning that three OF the
4rsest capitalists IN the State would ar
rive mere next SATURDAY. for the purpose
~ investing IN Sour Lake oil lands aud
tney promise to develop a large area OF
rms field Is now cnnable OF producing
rom wells now IN operation 1000 barrels
per daN ANA this now PROMISES 10 he the
9iost extensive oil field IN the United
Mr. George b. Hart OF Los Angeles Cal.
VINO has been operating IN the Beaumont
heid; has arrived and has contracted for
putting down one or more wells
Mt. ! $. Lowell Of Crowley La. presi.
aent OF Sour Lake Spriugs company, came
III this morning IN the interest Of his com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
THINKING MADE EASY.
There is ! WAY.

II asked Husband to get some Grape.
Nuts, the ready cooked food. He brought
them al noon, and served O dish for din.
ner, for 7 thought what wns good FOR break.
fnst was good for any other meal Welt
DO you know we did not eat half 80 hearty
Of tile meat potatoes, etc, after eating the
Grape Nuts. II nlled that vacancy which
the regular fare did not.
The newspaper puna as ! used 20 call
them a know better now are not one bit
too strong-are NOT strong enough, for
steadier nerves. better complexion. ia.
creased endurance and n renewed reserve
fund OF strength are row mine, and ! can
not be too thankful. ] can walk I'VE miles
without one-hnh as much loss OF strength
~ when formerly walled one.
II, IN clenniug house snd numerous other
bnck breaking tolls We women must do.
Ne would All prepare a dish OF Grape.
Stfa Instead OF the old time 'cup OF tea
10 brace up on one would soon see the dir
ference.
that mental occupations. which months ago
v ere taxing and fatiguing are now real
pleasures. / can think steadily aud with
Such ease By putting spoonful Of Grape
NnI.,ad q XXI HlaF Sh s nsua s,sa aa e
Ytflun Co, Battle Creek, Aish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Inner Iarbor Work.

Galveston, Texas. october lT.-Thc de.
partment OF United states engineers have
party OF surveyors locating the position
Of the plliug for the brush dixie in the
harbor along Pelican aats north Of the
channel, This work is preliminary to notl.
flying the contractors 90 commence the con
structlon OF the dixie which is 10 retain
the dredging taken from The channel,
which Is to be made 100 feet wide ana
thirty feet deep. The contractors are re-
quircd to commence work In thirty DAYS
after receiving notice. The dixie will be
over four miles In length and wiH start at
the eastern end OF me Southern pncinc
bulkhead, little east OF their docks. ANA
extend In an easterly direction about 49,,
O0O feet parallel 10 and about l4ul feet
from the face OF the Galveston harbor
lines, to point on Hltchcock's reef, thence
IN a northerly direction 10 ridge on pcli-
can Island. The dixie will be constructed
OF sheet piling and brush and the material
dredged from the channel viii be deposited
behind It, About 100000 llncal feet ct pill
ing and 1900 loads OF brush will be re,
quired to build the dixie, the contract Tor
which was lei a few weeks ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
News Notes.

Beaumont. Texas, October 1.-THE grand
Jury has adjourned until November 6, the
original date they set, though they found
three felony bills before adjournment. One
was against VIII Huntley on another
charge OF forgery.
Postmaster {. Il. Bone says that he cx-
poets the Federal building annex plans TO
reach him shortly.
Harry X johnson, the street car mag
nate, states that the extensions will be
started ut once. He has Just returned from
the East.
There was big political meeting at the
court house tonight and another IN the
North End.
There are now two deputy marshals at
work for the city, Mr.. Buck Smith has
charge at night and Mr.. George Teyis
acts as Mr.. Stewards assistant IN the day.
Mayor Bangham win leave tomorrow
morning for Hot Springs, where his son,
County Tax Collector Henry c. Langhan,
ia i'll.
Mrs Carrie Nation will he here tomorrow
and will lecture tomorrow night. Some or
the saloon people are already getting un-
easy.
The Southern Pacific is now cutting its
passenger trains at the depot here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Wolfe citv's Cotton Rsoeints.

Wolfe City, Texns, October 10 -There
has been weighed at this place to date
5000 bales OF cotton and received at the
round bale gins 1900 round bales, equiva.
lent to 1850 square bales All have been
sold and shipped except about 900 bales
held by farmers and about that many by
local buyers Receipts 10 date last year,
round bales. 2T67 square. 454T. Under the
most favorable circumstances fully three
afths Of the crop is gathered and n the
weather continues as II ala through Sep.
temher and part Of this month two-tnrds
is gathered We have had beautiful weather
for the last week and from present indica-
tions we will have several days more.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

said they were in It. and that was the
reason why he said they were.
He then made a full and complete state
ment, admitting that he and Wesley alone
committed the crime That they went IN
the house through window and that both
OF them assaulted her. That Mrs. Lewis
screamed at the house and got away from
them aud ran In the direction Of the school
building, going through the yard; they fol.
lowing her aud that Within few feet
from the gate he. Reddck Barden, 6red
missing Mrs. Lewis. That she then ran
rev rect and stumbled, falling on her knees.
and that he then ran IN front Of her, firing
two shots at her while she was on her
kuecs and describing exactly the position
in which she fell. He also stated that Mrs.
Lewis was screaming. "oh, Mr. Pointer.
helpl They are killing me-"
Barden was carried back to Houston by
the officers.
After reaching the Houston JAIL this
morning Barden was taken into the pres.
enco Of Wesley and he (wesley) told prac-
tlcally the same story that Barden related
to the committee last night,
The grand jury this morning very prompt.
ly returned bills of Indictment against
both defendants upon two charges, murder
and rape.
Judge Wells Thompson has set the cases
Tor trial Tuesday, and a special yenire is
now being selected In each case.
A subscription list is being circulated here
today raising money to pay the owner Of
the dogs for his valuable services and ut
the same time to purchase two dogs.
A mass meeting Of the citizens is called
to meet at the court house this afternoon az
o'clock
A mass meeting of the citizens was held
at the court house this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. A large number OF the citizens
We're present aud all unanimously pledged
themselves that they would stand by the
officers and see that legal executions are
had in the cases.
Every one present was in earnest and
every one now feels that the parties viii
be legally tried.
IN HARRIS COUNTY JAIL.
1t was stated at the jail last night that
the two prisoners are cool and collected
and apparently unconcerned as to their
fate. They have steadfastly refused to
talk since their confession. Both are ne
grocs Of average intelligence and brute
strength deputy sheriff who has watched
them closely since their arrival at the
Houston Jail said last night that they were
doubtless under the influence Of whisky
when the atrOCous crime was committed.
The Indictment has been served aud the
prisoners viii be taken to Hampstead in
time TO appear for trial on Tuesday next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
News Notse.

Galveston, Texas October 1.-THE move
ment Of wheat at this port continues good,
the receipts 20 date amounting to J1i2
cars, against 2811 cars FOR the correspond
ing period last season, an increase Of 2sTl
ears,
In the suit of George williams against
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa lee railway,
filed IN the district court, the plalntim has
transferred and assigned a one-half inter
est In the cause OF action 10 his attorneys,
Marsene Johnson aud John g. walker.
Tho United States engineer steamer
Helen, recently sunk north Of Pelican spit
by striking Il sunkcn obstruction, and
aftcrward raised and brought here for re-
pairs Is AT pier II receiving the finishing
touches, and will be ready TO be placed IN
commission within few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

valuable than the oil from any field In
Pennsylvania. Ohio or West Virginia.
The rcfneries that are in operation or are
practically ready for operation WIN use not
less than 5GOOd barrels OF oil per day,
which IS large amount, aud Will tax even
Spindle Top The other fields can there,
fore get good prices for their fuel oil and
at tho same time the Spindle Top produc-
ton will he used for tho more valuable
purpose. or rather tho more remuneratiye
purpose, Of making refined petroleum.
b ~
II Is more than likely that Secretary
Childress will be compelled to tender his
resignation 10 the oil exchange on account
of his rapidly increasing duties at the Citi-
zens National bank Mr.. Chidress does not
desire 10 do the board Of trade work at
nh unless he does Il well, ana so FAR he mas
been doing this But the bank Is now so.
ing into its new home In the Temperance
building and the business Of the lnstitu,
lion is growing like the business OF the OIL
exchange These are the reasons that are
likely to cause this step and he thlnSs II Is
moi very far OF.
The progress that is being made on the
deep water statistics has reached the stage
where It is easy TO see ahead and Secretary
Childress has written the following letter
To Chairman Gilbert of the deep water com
mittee: 81 beg to advise you that we nave
the proposed argument and statistics In
very good shape to present to your commit,
Too and | would suggest that you can q
meeting Of same for Saturday AFTERNOON OF
evening. ms you may prefer at when time
Colonel NJ II McLaurin and myself WI,
come he2cre you with copy ana reau sun ~,
10 YOU for your approval or cotIec Isl,
Kindly advise me OF the hour OF the meet meet,
ing ana urge upon the members OF YOU
committee the necessity Of prompt attehu'
anco.'
No further particulars have been learn,
en- of the young man who died so suddenly ,
al the oil fields yesterday, nor has ms
nsme been obtained. He had one leltet.
~ several that was signed 'Mothel, w.
tbof Was the only thing that gave shy ~ ~
Jence that he had relatives. Ihat letter
came from st. Louis
~
The report Of the commission appearlns
IN tb,s mornings Post as to the rail- snip
menfs from here was quite interesting ~ ~
ing 10 the oil people. Il VIII be piese''
y \
Rail sbipnents are holding up web our
,bere has been slight decline ~ the wat pe
,roveuleuts during the past week. ieN-
lion rs expected from Monday on