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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-07
CITY BREVrrIEs

Born, yesterday az 4 p, m, to Mr., and
Mrs. Herman Emil Thomson at ZIG Louisl-
ana, nne tWelyo-p0und boy, Mother aud
son doing we'll
The BTaya Bayou Gun and Ride club will
hold their quart erly meeting today Mt , p.
IN, Arrangements viii be made Tor a guy
time during the winter months, The fes.
rivals will consist OF series Of balls, bar
bVCues, etc.
The Young Mems Hebnew Athletic and
Social club viii give their frst bali tonight
MT SaCngerbund hall. Refreshments win be
served after the dance.
The Coucordia club win give It's opening
ball carly In January.
There win be u meeting of the relief COM
mittee OF the Sharks Club at their club
rooms az 2Od}a Main street this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
sheriff a. &. Anderson left yesterday
morning for Austin 20 convey two lunatics
10 the asylum
The local camp OF Sons Of Confederate
Veterans VIII hold meeting at the Light
Guard armOry At 4 o'clock this afternoon.
A large attendance " earnestly desired,
not only of those who are members OF the
organization, but every one Who Is eligible
Tor membership Is requested 10 be present.
The commander OF San Jaento hive No.
%, Ladies Of the Macoabees, requests all
menbers 10 be present ut next Tuesdays
review.
Evangelist o. A. Koetltz arrived this
morning aud VIII lecture at CALIFORNIAN hall,
lGluia Texas avenue today Rt II a. IA aud
p. IN. along the lines OF Millennial Dawn.
A large chicken snake, which measured
six feet eight inches IN length, was Killed
near the Schenlte house on Comnerce
street yesterday, His snakeshlp gave Ills
destroyer quite battle.
The meeting OF the sheltering Arms win
occur Tuesday nt 4;S0 p. m. at parish house
OF Christ church Instead OF Wednesday.
There will be u meeting OF section ROO
ENDOWMENT Rank knights OF Pythias, De.
cenber ~ at hessler hall, Houston 1855
An election Of OFFICERS OF Houston Lodge
434, /. o. b. b., Monday night Decein.
Der S.
Dick Bowling camp VIII hold bl.monthly
session today at thelr headquarters Ia Light
Guard arInory. All COnfederates and friends
are cordially Invited 10 be present. Ii h
10 be hoped there Will be- a large attend
ance OF comrades.
Houston Division No. 4. Order o. Rail.
way Conductors, and Houston Division No.
81, Ladies Auxiliary TO order Railway
Conductors, will have Joint public install
lation Of officers at their hall at D. IN,
Monday, December 8
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Third Ger
man Evangelical lutheran church will hold
their regular monthly meeting next THURS
day.
Miss Minnie Jones OF this city and MIR
ssh Antonio last Monday. They viii make
their home IN II Paso,
There are UnaSI!gerea telegrams at the OF,
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Waco. Texas, December 6--The mayor
atty impeachment case is still the absorb
Ing topic Mayor Pro TEN Ben c, Rich
ards has assumed the relns OF govern
ment and has issued orders to all Of the
clty employee that they must report to
him for orders. lie has also advised the
city treasurer and the banks not TO rec
ognlze drafts or checks drawn by Mayor
]. W. higgins since the morning the i'm
parchment resolutions were adopted and
the treasurer has refused TO honor any
drafts In accordance with this order
Mr.. higgins has advised the city secre-
tary that he Is the mayor and has also
advised CITY Arcasurer l.. p Black that
he is the mayor and to pay all Of the
drafts drawn by him. The treasurer re-
fuses 10 honor any drafts that have been
drnwu by Mr.. higgins since the impeach-
ment trial and VIII not pay any drafts
Drawn by the mayor pro TEN until fur
niShed with a certified COPY Of the min
utes Of the council = which the impcach-
ment resolutions and ordinance were
passed, These will be furnished lmme.
diately and the treasuN,r will then honor
tue drafts drawn by the mayor pro tenn.
There are already clashes of authority
and II the supreme court does not issue
an Injunction that has been prayed for
lt is certain that the deposed mayor will
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BIDS ON SHIP CHANNEL
We're Received by United States
Engineer Richie at Galveston,
THOSE FOR SECTION TWO WERE OPENED
No Recommendation viii Be Made Until
Next Tuesday When Bids for the
Whole Work viii Be Opened.

Galveston, Texas, December 6.-Three
bids for dredging division 2 Of the Buffalo
bayou ship channel we're opened at the Of
nee OF United States Engineer Colonel
Richie thiI afternoon.
George w. Gait Of New York bid IS
cents.
Bowers Southern Dredging company OF
Galveston, l6 $40 cents.
Lake Superior Contracting and DredgIrc
company Of Chicago, 10 cents per cubic
gard.
Colonel Richie said that they were all
very high and that bids might be invited
again However, he will make no recon.
mendation until after he opens the five bids
for the entire work
Colonel Richie this morning received and
sealed five blds Tor the dreagina work for
the whole Of division p Galveston shin
channel and Buffalo bayou; for the Gal.
weston ship channel ana for division
Galveston ship channel and Buffalo bovou
These bids were sealed by Chief Clerk Sin.
clair, and will not be opened until n m
Decembe; ..
In the meantime Colonel Ricbe y,u -,
ce.Ne dds Tor the various divisions of tne
NO.s, "a sAS
Lsyision No, extends from the INNER
emu or Morgan's canul to Harrisr,,r'iP ~
u 9n,ov.gt channel Is to be excayatsG. rue
amount OF the excavation viii nturnvtn,s,4o
a,5OO.OoJ cubic yards, and fbi MI 80 ~
paSee on price per cubic yard.
fop M p ui december ne VIII open bids
Lpt Tue 1a4Neslon channel proppI TGc
SSG s5n ebo WI VIII require an excavation Of
~ T'Yg ~, Cep.e yards Of material tue bids
70 oe p1sed on so much per yard
Inc Galveston Oh nne exfends s.on,
s.hWG teel OF water 10 Bolivar roaus. cross
lhe inner bar, along in front Of fno Csi'
weston wharves, . point aoreas, Of or Ell Ia
H NJ, street through cham, d thirty feet
utep y 10 be dug from D III M. Sst ~
the hed beacon westward 70 tho nre res ~ :
%eslel nnost slip OF the S0utheln fpSciac
eoSAs; Ihis channel Is to be loo feet vi ~
anu Ihe excavations are to be made an tha
north SIDE q the harbor line. '''s
- az beSsihDer az 2, m. Colonel Riche
WI receive aud open bids for divisionS .
Ssv one S Th,s snip channel and Bufaio
lnl9te excavation Of 57OodCo cubIc 1P gprSs
Sas division extends from dece wafc ,su W.
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The Plan Of tho Aces.

Evangelist o, A. Koeut2 OF Allegheny.
Pa. viii lecture on some interesting fea.
lures Of 'rhe Plan OF the Ages" at Gale
DOMAIN han, lol0A Texas avenue. this
tsnnday) morning at IL a, M and also at
$50 p. m, Services for tonight, Monday
afternoon and Monday night will be an.
nounced ar todsys services Mr.. Koetitz
translated several volumes OF the Nllllep.
nial Dawn series into the German language.
ana Is said TO be an able and forci6ls
ana no collections will be taken An I'm.
lerestcd in the establishment OF Christ's
hnsdom and its objects are specially urged
10 hear MIR, koetitz.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Ebther Emmch n Little Rock. Ark.
Is visiting her seter. Mrs. Joe Emmich, at
1901 Preston nyenue
Miss Lula Campman n New Orleans Is
visiting Mrs !. ii Campman at LOG Wash
iugton avenue.
Miss Norma Hess OF 2app. Texas, is Wis
iting relatives IN the city,
Colonel II, 4. uarlock aud wife Of Nava-
sofa nre visiting in Houston, the guests or
Nj and Mrs. william Christian.
Mrs. Edmund House Mathcr delegate of
ornn NJ. Roberts chaptcr 4. -. C., re-
turned from Fort Worth Friday, where she
Mrs W r. Scott.
Or 4, " ulr OF Vernon and j. H.
Tinslcy Of Boonyille are visitors TO Hous.
ton,
A, NJ. Bclvln OF Austin Is In the city on
business.
Nh, c. W. Black u go Hutchips street
IS able 10 be up again after an iluc6s Of
two months duration
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do not need a board Of trade any more
than many others OF our business men heroi
but ] am BeHumonter, hr5t, last anu
all the time and am always READY unu
willing TO do anything 20 promote the III
terests OF the town. Yours truly, -.
Sam PARK.
There Is most interesting piece Of old
litigation on here Ia the Federal court
before Judge David Z. Bryant in which
new point will be decided before II Is
finally terminated. The case In question
is Shaw VI. the Mcgaddln. wiess q Kyle
OIL and Gas company. The petition asks
Tor a receiver aud for cancellation OF the
stock OF the company. II Is a suit growing
out Of the boom times The company was
organized aud the stock sold In the usunl
way The lands In the controversy we're
proven nonproductiYe as TO oil. The petit
ton now asks that u receiver be appointed,
that the money be divided. that damages
IN the sum OF 100000 be allowed and the
company sent Into hnal liquidation The
case has been on trial since yesterday aft
crnOon.
The deep water pamphlet is expected by
the oil exchange officials, the deep water
commission and Secretary Cbidrcss TO be
OF considerable benefit. II Will be here
tomorrow aud will be immediately forward
cd to Washington for use.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.


Palo pinto. palo Pinto County, M
December $50 much sap 10 w \, n
that not enough will open 70 W. gilbs
picking The gins VIII DC 'D
the next ten days. r,,.t r.
s;nton, San Patricio County, .n.ys ~
ccmber 5,-The truck sat Evans Us
large acreage In cabbage ahg ' nj 10 ~
make a good cop II there y nv
rain. ,r.,,. y
Lockhart, Caldwell County, ronnas1
ccmbcr 5.-The farmers Of INA ns secun 2
have organized to buy corn an un.Ss. J.
cheap rates offered by the aseut
Homer was elected purchSsne pe.ss
Moulton. Lavoca County, Ie Lone bs,ei
Der 5.-No flowing VIII pe
Janury /, os,erhss
Beevllla. Bee County, Texss, De ~ z
TittIa dauece was done 10 peans ~, Bh
other fall crops by the eola 1 Nh rev
freeze was not sufficient 20 ~ w s..
TROY. Bell County Texas, psI d tssl,
Owe bsla nj cotton was b9olshn j. i ~
Int Ar was so wet and rotten '"''
not be handled nssFss
Berciair, Goliad County Tea sse ~ r.,
- The ground Is wettff pessss q tP
the rainfall having been ~ sN
inches. as pecss \,
Celeste. Hunt County, Ies ,,asud n =
5.~The best season in the sF0''
past four years. r.,as i'ssg
Queen city, Cass County n,nTh Fsa a
her 5.-There has been sSo@lsed ioP X
cold weather that the I.
has entirely disappeared ress
Marshall, Harrison So9pg 4 lcf "
cember 5.-Thc mneh.taissss q ihp y
viii not materiali2e, heosn's
tinVous rains. - mss
whitesboro, Gonzales eo VII 81 = X
combcr 5.-The farmers r. able ~
crop OF cotton end VIII ~. ~ rolls tsis =
much that Is good from Wv
already opened,
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Meetlno Of institute Committee

meeting OF the executive committee Of
the Texas Farmers Institutes is hereby
called TO meet In Dallas on January o,
1903, TO arrange for the work OF the arst
six months in 1908, to hear reports of OF.
neers and to transact such other business
as may be brought before the committee,
aud all friends OF the institutes are invited
TO be present.
Counties desiring lectures for Institutes
already organized, or workers TO organize
counties where no institutes have heeu
held are urged 70 hand In theIr requests
through representatives or TO send such to
tho secretary or president az an early day.
Railroads and newspapers Interested In
this movement are Invited TO send repro-
seutntWes TO this meeting also. The COM
the business office OF Farm aud Ranch al
Dallas J, II, Cunneu.
President Texas Farmers Institutes.
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AoDlcks PREDICTS VICTORY.

GectulIy Informs Roesev BIT Of the Polit-
zeal Situation in Delaware.
Washington, December q AIR, J. Edward
Addlcks Of Wilmington, bel, had con
ference today with the president about the
political situation in his 5tate.
Mr.. Addicks' call on he president was
Induced by desire thai the president
should maintain a neutrh attitude In tho
pending senatorial conteH IN Delaware. II
he could not see his waF clear to support
MIR, Addicks
Mr.. Addieks told the rbesident that two
lnlod states senators wlSuld be elected by
the Delaware legislatureh neNt month, both
republicans, and that hh would be one oi
them. He gave the incident resume ot
the political sltua ton In khe State, assuring
him that fr as nolh OF ylew. he ond
h's friends : rltuted fhe republican or
gansauon, they reutcsented, he said
threetourths ~ the republican vote OF
Delaware. aud he maintained that they
were entitled 60 consideration.
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A NEGRO LAWYERS PLAN.
Wise's Counsellor Mar sus Members {
Niroinia's Constit,ltional ConvaptioT

Wise's Counsellor May Sue Members Of
Virsinia's Constitutional Convention.
Richmond. Va, December 6,--James
Hayes, the eoiored lawyer aud eonferee Of
John S. Wise IN the recent unsuccessful
attack on the new constitution OF Virginia,
was In the onice Of the clerk OF the United
States court today, preparing papers in for.
ty'eight suits FOR damages against mem
beers OF the constitutional convention. The
suits are for 5000 damages each, aud are
brought under the common law. probably
relying on section 1911 Revised statutes of
the United States, % give the United
States court jurisdiction. Hayes appeared
20 desire great ded Of secrecy in these
cases, and would Gave nothing TO say
QhOut them
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the head Of Bolivar roads to the uppsi q
of Morgan's canal.
BY opening up bids for the Whole w
as well as for the work on ever ssnA
small bidders will be able to fenE
against The larger ccntractoIs, nd w.
Richie hopes to be able TO obtain eAssl
prices tn, reby. For instanee, u hi
after opening the bids tlat bidders ! " u.
B and c respectively have - lews " ~
on the three sections OF the Sort Y.
has ID for the whole work, tnsn ~
awards will be made. But II nMh,
lower bid on the whole than are tls .'s
lowest bids on the various sectlcai "
the contract will be ava ded 70 y
other words, ali the bidders VINO su'n wv,
their bids this morning VII kupE st Il,
the bids are opened whether O Wy ~
will secure the contract. Then, Agla
hap A has in bid for the whole ~
ure that will secure him the bid plNs
he is not underbid on the last seV.ps W.
this manner he will be enabled ~ y y W. i,
tain what the prospective blds w hs
the last section, aud by pntu ~
bid than he first figured, lum Ivy ~, n
his bid for the whole, be may ~ ~ e
entire contract. This opening mus Y INA
cessive days is an experiment ". ~ & \
with Colonel Richie, and Ne eAp'~
cure the very best results from ,na
II was impossible to learn lns II5 N
the bidders who submitted ts'h
morning.
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The School Board.

beaumont. Texas. December 6.-The city
school board meeting, brief mention Of
which was made IN this mornings Post
was a most important one. They passed
several resolutions. One was that to cLors
must give two weeks notice Of their inten.
ton 10 resign or else they would he dockel
o,her vas with regard 20 giving ire chill.
drcu h.lf holiday next week--carnivIl
wrc5 The most important res LUTON was
the Lowing:
schools Of Beaumont respectfully invite oil
architects TO submit competitive plans for
StTlGIiy nrst class, modern nis9 1oS se9 ,
square. not to cost exceeding sos 600! said
building To he constructed Of brick. with
stone, granite or terra Gotta trimmings and
70 he rooted with slate. Said building Is
to have q basement and to he two or three
stories high and To contain about twenty
rooms, NJ plans to be submitted by Jan.
uary IL. 1903 "
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Beaumont. Texas, d cember 6.-Mayor
pro TEN Emmett A. Fletcher aud City Mar.
shal James Stewart returned thlg morniny
from San Antonio and West TEX s. wbAr,
they have been for several dam past Th.v
went upon Official business but the natur,
OF thelr trip has not been given publicity.
Marshal Stewart has his hands full In the
coming Eagles carnival, which commences
Monday aud lasts a We X. There ave
good many flktrs here. but most Of them
are now tn the city prison an Win remain
there or working on the streets for w1ek
me oulcl9lS are very active In taking care
OF them tht moment they rive. ana Mr
Stewart already had his n Of battle mr..
ranged before he left FOR the above t,in
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OIL NEWS.
President Park Gives Out a Letter thai
Is TO the Point

President Park Gives Out a Letter that
Is TO the Point
Beaumont, Texas December 6.-The
Beaumont oil exchange and board Of trade
matter is still the topic Of discussion among
the oil men. President Park, one Of the
wealthlest and most progressive OF Benu.
mcnt's older citizens. today became an
ntyed ut the way he was being approached
about the matter and gave out the fol
lowing letter to the Enterprise; 81 noticed
the article In your paper last evening rela.
tive TO the Beaumont oil exchange aud
board OF trade. II was stated that some
~ the members wanted 20 make change,
cutting out the oil exchange feature We
held three meetings. giving such dlssatis.
ted members an opportunity Of coming
around and expressing their wishes etc,
but Il seems that there have been no foun,
dalton for such reports. or else they yyer,
totally unconcerued therefore, | have re.
lUctantly come 10 the conclusion that they
do not want an oil exchange or board OF
trade and that II Is very uubecoming for
the present officers TO try to force one on
them. Under the circumstances. 81 Is MY
opiulon that Il would be best 20 llQuidAtc
! have never been connected with amy
enterprise that has not paid ita debts aud
transacted It's business honorably. ana,
while the OIL exchange ana board Of trade
has so Tar done this the present apathy
and delinquency Of large number OF It's
members does not promise well for Its
future and rather than allow this bust.
ness 10 get into tangled condition II Oc-
ours 10 me that Il would be best for all Of
our delinquent stockholders to come up
and pay their dues, which aggregate about
$3.50, take our cash balance on hand, which
Is about Sl2n or total ~ 5000 and do
nate the whole sum 10 the Young Mems
Christian Association, who are endeavoring
TO erect very beautiful building fronting
tho park. III II IS then found necessary
10 organize a board Of trade. Il can he
dome. An far as my business u concerned.
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FOR CONTEMPT OF corIsr

Denver's Mayor and Elsv., A,a.
were Sentenced to Imprisonment
Denver Colo, December 49,
t. wright Jr., aud eleven aldermeS -
sentenced this afternoon by Jude Ios. sre
Mullins Of the district court 10 ssrvo ~ - :,
months In jail for contempt Of conr, ''l,
dlsregarding the Injunction Issned ~ w., ~
Mullins 10 restrain tho en,.,...'. 'uuHe
ordinance granting a frnnchise y" OF an
yer Sity IrSmway company In my t 5en'
~ .I. WHEN u Was presented, Mayor Wrirst
sxng,a the ordinance though this aet va, ~
mayor and aldermen viii court The
lESx nEdeS beEaA 'Sualn a. nh
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The Passing Throng

], 4, JOHNSON OF Dallas has been IN
Houston several days on business trip.
Mr.. Johnson represents the Graham Paper
company, a ST. Louis concern, and Is known
to fame as "'rrahload" johnson, on account
81 the enormous sales he has been known
TO make OF newspaper IN this state. Mr.
Johnson reports good business Ia his line
c. II. ALLEN was a visitor 10 Houston
yesterday. en- route 20 Beaumont. Mr.. Al
len has wide circle Of acquaintnnces
throughout Texas, having been sergeant at
arms Of the senate Of this State for ten
years. He was first elected 10 that position
during the Twenty.third Legislature, and
has served consecutlvely through each sue
cecding legislature. He Is candidate for
reelection 70 the snme position IN the
Twenty. eighth legislature aud his friends
think there Is no doubt OF his reelection
They say his efficiency In this position has
made It possible for him to have n 'cinch'
on keeping the place as long as he cares to
have It. 81 have just returned from a trip
ON my farm IN FHycttc county" said Mr..
Allen to n Post representative yesterday,
and found the outlook for q, cotton crop
done considerable damage TO the crop In
that section OF the state, and not much OF
a crop VIII be raised this year on account
c. =. BOON Of Lane City hos been IN
Houston several days on Il business trip.
Mr.. Boon was formerly right Of way agent
for the Southwestern Telephone company in
Texas. but recently resigned to take the
management Of the Bay Prairie Irrigation
company aud OF the Lane city Rice mills.
THE company ! represent" said Mr. Boon
| to representative yesterday, has 1900
acres under cultivation this season, aud hy
next year VIII have 10000 acres In rice 80
| profitable has the rice business proven. The
/ crop this year viii amount to about 10000
/ bags. Ia our Irrigation plant there are EN-.
| Huvrd three e.. fle lur- sd pumps iu this
/ country, each having a capacity of 5oO0
/ gallons per minute one of these pumps ia
/ a monster weighing with the vuGiuc aud
/ NIL about iT2 tHns. Tho rice business is u
/ big thing, much lUrger than the average per
son would reUlizc- ana 10 IS gpttl. higgcl
and bigger every day, until It W. bc the
main enterprise % this section OF the coun.
| try. Lame city. which Us eighteen miles
I FROM Ray CITY Is thriving lttc commuu.
/ 49, ana IL is rapidly growing I'm size
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Steel Hard 70 Get.

beaumont, Texas, December 6.--Mr Fl
Hopkins Of the Central Asphalt and REIN
Ing company has returned from an extended
trip in the East. This time, however H.
went as the representative Of the Beop-
mont Port Neehes and Port Arthur Elec-
trio railway In order to purcbose ~, -,
and get II on the road 10 Bcaumont ''ITa
says that he found Il almost iInpossihIs ~
get H. lie says that there are Trains nne,
and that they can not he sbirnc5 S"vu,
account OF the congested condifions' NJ Gh
ties OF the railroad are being uulosdsd ny ne
now ana the work VIII be pushed. Ne'e
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ACCIDENTS.

Giddlugs Texas, December o.. q.
Hamilton, brakeman on the Aransas Pass
railroad was seriously hurt in the Yards at
this place last night. While making Al
switch he got his foot hung in frog and
fell aud his right leg was almost cut Off.
his left leg was slightly crushed and be
was otherwise injured Dr. !. A. Fields.
the local surgeon Tor the road, assisted Inv
llr- York, dressed the wounds aud the I'M
Jured man was taken To san Antonio ON
the morning flyer" He died In the nos
plIal NJ san Antonio Tho injured man
has relatives NJ Noakum, who wete nOtined
OF the accident.
Llano, Texas, December &C. NJ. Ne
MILAN, an employe of the Texas Telegraph
and Telephone company, fell from a high
pole this evening aud received internal In
Jutles that may prove serious
Denison, Texas, December 6.-u. 3. Rob
ertson, Fred Evans and W, c. Kennedy
three Katy switchmen, met with a peculial
accident this morning at the West Denisor
yards OF the Katy. The trio were STANDING
on the foothard Of switch engine No i05
suddenly there WINS a loud report ana al
three OF the swltChmen were hurlod int
space One OF the cylinder heads blew out
All three Of the men were injured.
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News Notes.

7, beaumont Texas, December 6.-Ho, w
reeeiyaPS f 'hs newly elected district jude
that his eldest brother In MarsEsu Statlng
'ow' an! he leaves for that point Toni, bbttry
me Retail GroceTs' association onS
United Charities win meet at tho the F IRa re
'og nus al o'clock Wednesday evening e'uo
viii have Sue t6eiS Mems Christian Association
morrow evening at the Metbodist l,hs To-
instead OF at tue temporary Quarter church