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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
as6enbabn, 1. Qpril 1902.
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Wsbl. Stodfletb.

9ermeb eroenne Sag enbt, og nu
BIZ man feire en- Minbefeft for ben
tdpre banife Dragons Minbe.
aun Sfaoe, at profesIorerne aarl
2arIen og &r. grsleD, Der sr optraabte
temmelig bobmobist oDerfor Niels
2ielbfens SoriDarere, bar fact beres
egen 8aaben tilfmubIebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

UepeleH Sphpu peH 10. NpIII.
Sormobet Orab 5aaz
5orleben Munbug 5ormibs
bag Opbagebe 2ibenbrober 6reberit
2drien, at Der laa ct Gig af en- Manb
paa gunben at Sabnsn.
Oct fad frbgteligt ub. 4niigtet
bar blobigt, forflauet og opbobnet.
|Serlis bet enc gje bar meset Temt
tilrebt. Sg Der bar ligefrem rebet
fmad 2apper al Mnfigtsbuben.
2iget genfenbtes ftrats at be 5il=
itebeOerenbs iom en- 22saarig Sanb=
graDer, Ssmanb os Sitter Marius
9itolaiIen, Ssn at Sanbsraber
SborDalb H~itolaifen | 9usoerfsgabe
L Jda6org.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

9egrapet en- 9rBno. 6ors
leben ifeb en- 8renb Tammen ON en-
8renbgrdper / 3ipEbe I 5imring.
6an bar 10 Qlen ne6e, ba lllbffen
itete peb, at be nebsrite Ranlmer, Der
not bar rdabne, >tlemtes iammen.
SIR man for Qlbor funbe begpnbe paa
at graOe BAN uo, itulbe Der 9ub til
@ilbbjerg efter nbt Muteriel, og fsr
5retag 5ormnbOag bar Der ingen lib,
iigt til at faa BAN op. Der er nops
pc 6aab ON, at Manben er / Qipe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Winbefeft for Riels
9ie1ben. 81 M9nb fra Belle
Oene til en- Minbefeit for Dragon
Hiels ajelbIen, Der bleo afbolbt Oeb
Minbeftenen beb Bellies
beDeien Ssnbdg ben 13. Qpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Qn6olbt gebroger. 5or
ca. 3 Tiger iiOen fit ben bos Sagferer
gdumann / 2nngbn dniatte &ontoriFt
3. s. u. 6anien 9iQabelie til at rejie
bort Ell Bar Gage, iOet ban foregap, al
en- at bans paarerenbe par bleoen al
oOrlig ing. 9a ban imiblertib life
0enbts tilbage til Den faItTatte 9ib,
aneoe bans grincipals llraab, oa
psO Gfterinn at 6dniens ausie p9
4egnitaber opbagebes bet itrats, at Der
manglebe ca. 1000 Str. Sagen bier
onmelOt for 9orore girts 9oliti, ION
itrats LOB 6anisn efterIegc, 81. a. /
6amburg, men uben ReoiuItat. Oct
bleo imiolertio opIpit, at !6anien baOs
be en- getsnbt / 6ale. og politiet Der
iteos bleb ba unberre:tet ON bans 5orz
foinben, og forIeben inbleb Der fra
6uIe Telegram ON, at ban bar dn=
bolbt.
8eoragerierne ~antages at bile oms
fotte ca. 1000 Sir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
News Notes.

Austin. Texas, March i3. The uelplng
hanu OF Austin. fratcrnal beneficiary
v1n,panl med Ms annual statement today
WIN the Insurance commissioner aud WAS
entered to do business In the State during
tne ensuing year. Number OF policies hold
ers Ia: amount SlJOO
MI W o. B.ancy, president OF the Com.
mercial National bank BOSTON il hpre for
I. few days accompanied 10y Arnold 4
Rand. W L. Smith and +. Robinson
also OF Boston. They are touring the state
Tor the hrst time and are greatly pleased
with Texas.
Ben Hur ten.pIe Mystic shrine. viii hold
= meeting tomorrow night delegation
from Houston and Galveston will be pres.
eit Tor the purpoS OF presenting claims
with view Of establishing a Shrine temple
In lIouston or Galveston
The following military commissions were
issued this afternoon: James A. Styron.
brigadlrr general; w. W Wright cartaln.
ana Noah Roark. second lieutenant. U.ntGu
Light Guards; Arthur Sutherland Jr bat
TALON adIutant Third Infantry.
Lieutenant Governor Browning celebrated
MS hftE-sccoud birthday today 10y appear
ihE pftore the supreme court lie was
congratulated ny, wanv friends who were
made aware of the fact.
The county political campaign has opened
up as County Attorney Faux has chal-
lensed Candidate John Brady for Joint
debate SATURDAY night ar the court house
W. Y. Cratock. aged SO years an old
veteran at the Confederate home, died yes
lerday. He was n member Of company X
Eleventh Alabama Infantry.
President billiard OF the state Bankers
association states that everything Is In
readiness for the convention next week at
Galveston.
An Of the largo dry goods stores had
their spring opening Yesterday which at.
tractcd large crowds
Mayor Bean aud ! H. BarwiSc both
OF Wichita Falls. spent Yesterday in town
on business.
Superintendent Icfevrc of the educational
dcpa tmcnt Is campaigning In Dallas this
week.
Mrs. II. e. Fcasants Of Cucro is here
visiting relative for = few days
Tho fire department has received 800
feet Of new hose.
Capton ! r. Curl is sick at his home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
VALUE or TESTIMONY
Greater Than Asserlion.

There Is none of MS So hardened bus that
when We have been able tc Md our follow
creatures by comforting bSUeni 81 hriug-
lpC q Hole comfort into their lives We Ike
Ia have appreciation shown This generals
affords more pleasure than tho performance
of the set itself. and in thiS connection IN
following l,tteg from Paris, Texas. iadv
is Of more thau usual interest: Dear
have been such 10 he. ! suffered fDr
three wears on and on with piles. / was
treated at the hospital. and th new and
elegant hospital. N Memphis; they only
thinking the change II air aud water would
lrucnt me: NV months ago the bleeding
piles came back on nlr, and biCd 50 much
that / thought I would die / have had
loxas: an thpy did was "a tlnallS nearly Lot
me- go Ia my grave; all they wanted was
big sum money from me ana 10 operate on
me | said no. no surgeons knife would
eater me: II II wss my time 10 die God
knew IL. and when d'ed ! woulG lie al
together | begau hearing about your medi-
cine | had NO faith IN You. but sent aud
got box Of your Pyramid Pile Cure: in
two days the blood flow had slackcned to
0ne-half the amount aud IN one week / felt
so much better / walked four blocks and
did little homework. | was not bleeding
then: ia three weeks ! was we'll God bless
you fDr putting such wonderful medicine
within the reach OF suffering men and
your medicine ur hc without IT.; also | used
your Pyramid Pills Sulic 4. Hcarndun. ~
TESTIMONY like this should Ice more con
vmcing than all claims aud assertions, aud
reader as 10 the merit of the remedy.
Pyramid Pile cure Is sold by druggists for
hfty ceuts package or VIII be mailed 10y
the makers to any address npun receipt Of
price Write Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall
Mich. for their book on cause aud cure OF
piles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
First Court OF Appeals.

Galveston. Texas. March rs. Today's nro
cecdInrs IN tho First court Of civil appeals.
Affirmed. j. L. Downs VS.. Thomas
Self. from Houston; John p. Davidson ~
T. &. Day from jefferson; International
and Great Northern Railroad Company vs..
$ NJ Derden, from Brazos International
and Grcnt Northern Railroad Company -
George W. Baync, from Montgomery Gym
thia Jackson ct al VS. T. X i. bradshaw
from Gregg: r. G. Earle vs. Western Union
Telegraph Company, from Cherokee
Reversed and rendered for appellant In.
tcruntional and Great Northern Railroad
Company VS.. &. &, Morgan, from Gregg
Western Union Telegraph Company rs. Il.
|. Bars. from Gregg
County ct al vs., Henry Wischkcmpcr from
De Witt
Motions Tor rehearing refused H.. n.
Leonard 81 al W. " $ Hnrklrroad. from
NJ Navasnta, from Crimes W T Ptnkard.
administrators VS. T. i willis & Bro "t
al. from Cherokee: BerinE Manufacturing
Company vs J. /. II. Peterson, most
friend. ctc.. from Harris
Motion Tor rehcariug passed - await an.
gv"r to question certified 10 supreme court
T. G., InnS W. Aholph Seidrl, from Austin.
Motion Z" withdraw transcript refused
j. 4 tlaWsun ct al vs.. j. L. Williams
~ nl from Harris
Ole motion for rcheariug granted and ~
teen DAYS allowed from date Of hling opin
ION: Guf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company W. OccHna Johnson. from Harris
Cases submitted: e. kllmcr vs.. j. T,
Brown ct al from Nacogdochcs: Delmai
Ghrus VS. Marius Dclprnt, from Nueces
G., G. r 'rrctt vs.. $. y. Spencer ct al. from
Harris. T. L. Angler vs., j. b. Jones, from
Walker: Houston East and West TeXa
Railway Company VS., J + Grubhs, From
Nucogdochcs; Houston East and Yves
TeXss Railway Company vs.. Allan Scale
from Nacogdoches: Arkansas Pass Harbo
Company VS.. First National Bank, frou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
AN ANSWER WAS FILED
BY THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF HOUSTON.
Alleges tina, the Pjttsburo-Flors Sugar
Company Is Not lnsolvent and Can
Not Be Declared Bankrupt.

Galveston Texas. March 10, The Mer
chants National hank Of Houston Hlcd an
answer today III the ease ~ tue Little Rock
Cooperagc company et M vs. Pittsbwg-
4 ora Sugar company. which Is case
wherein the petitioners seek to have he
defendant declared bankrupt and also
Ia enjoin the sale OF certain property which
was conveyed hy the defendant To- the NIer-
chants National bank January J. lDua ON
the ground that the defeudanj corporation
was bankrupt upon the date ~ the exCcu.
tion " the said deed. In the answer hled
today the Merchants National bank sets
forth that II Is creditor az the defendant.
Pittshurs Flora Sugar vomiauy, aud has
therefore a right TO make this contest The
answer states further that the defendant
company il not nov in~Ulvenj aud was
not So at the dime Of the execution Of the
deed Of trust mentioned. THAT the de
feuuaut corporation l. not engaged prn.
ciuaiIy In the business Ot manufacturing
trading or mercantile pursuits ana therefore
can not he adjudged bankrupt under the
SAID act.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Palestine. Texas. March H. The chair
man 81 the democratic executive commit
Zee has called meeting to lac held M the
court house in this city on the I'D OF this
month.
Mineral Wells. Texas, March l2-Hon.
jim owens OF Palo Pinto has declared hun
self a candidate for representative Of tile
Eighty fourth district which includes the
counties Of Palo Pinto, stephens aud shack
elfole
Gainesville Texas, March IL Hon. cut
len f. Thomas Of Waco. candidate for
congress from this. the Eleventh district,
entertained large and enthusiastic
crowd at the court house here Yesterday
afternoon.
Nocona Texas March Congressman
John II. stephens and Hon. G. J.; Potter.
candidates for congress from the Thir'
ieenth district. are making q Joint canvass
M This county together. The county pri-
marx is set for the 10Th instant,
Mineral Wells. Texas. March H. Il.
Bowlcs. chairman of the democratic CON-
mittee OF Palo Pinto county. has issued a
call FOR tn, democratic executive commit
lee 10 meet saturday. March -. for the
prruose of setting time for holding the
county primaries
Terrell. Texas. March 1.-THE county
dcmoCratir committee Yesterday Arrange
Tor two county primaries, one ON the ltlli
~ June and another June IS This action
Il creating some &C mment. as II IS alleged
fo fs equivalent Il nGkirg the successful
man RIM Nv, distinct races.
Galveston. Texas March l3.-W. 4.
HUDSON chairman Of the committee on
Inc democratic convention. which will hc
Mold On Galveston next July. has already
i,raun receiving list ~ tho names NJ
people who cap take roomcrs or hcarders
during that time
Hall.t.vill.. Texas March l2.-TA. bar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
HIGHER STATE COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin. Texas March t3.--.The following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today:
Application refused Terss Land and
Mortgage Company tLtdl ". NJ ] Cooper
Of al. from Dallas: G II. King vs.. j 2.
Adams. from Shackelford Turner W. GIN,
guardian VS. Jacob Everman, guardian,
from Cooke rheo. Mummr vs. Catherine
McCloskey. from Atascosa' Jennie J., John
son ct nj vs. Galveston. Houston and North
crn Railway Company, from Harris, MIS-
: 70 GthbS 81 oil vs., j. g, Ashford - a.
from Walker
Motion Tor rehearing overrulcd Nilsson
ri Kansas aud Texas Railway Company
Of Texas vs. II. u. Wood ct al, from
Set for March %. w. c. Anderson ct
al VS. Laura Anderson 81 Hl from Brown.
Reset Tor April 10 w. c Logan vs..
j. W. Curry ct AL from Nolan.
Submitted Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company Of Texas ". Waller
Johnson, from Grayson II. Rilllng vs..
Caroline SchultZe ot al, from BcXar
Tho court refused reheariug In tho
noted smallpox case Of the Katy against
H. H. Wood ct al. This is the case where
Woods family contracted smallpox through
the negligence Of the road IN allowing a
smallpox patient to escape from their pest
camp Wood sued the road and recovered
damages
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
KNOCKED OUT BY GAS.
Two Men Were Overcome at Beau
mont, but Both Recovered.
DECISION As TO LEASES IMPORTANT
But Il Does Not Affect the Proved Ter
ri,ory-The Tank Steamer Has
Been Loaded.

Beaumont. Texas March ta.-The we'l II
tho Buckeye oil company, which came in
AZ 10 o'clock this morning created some
thing " sensation by knocking Two of
the drllcrs down ana putting them to sleep
fer a considerable time The well came IN
sooner than 1t was expected and without
the usual warning and when Lafayette
Austin aud Henry ColSon attempted to
close the gate valve they We're overcome
nv the gas and fen. Cosou soon regaincd
consciousness but it was feared for a time
that Austin would not recover with per
sistcnt rubbing aud artificial respiration he
was hnally pulled through however
The Buckeyc OIL company Is composed
of Lebanon, ohio. capitalists.
~
decision handed down by the court OF
civil appeals sitting at San Antonio will
doubtless AFFECT many oil leases In this
section, though those leases likely to be
affected are not on proved territory. The
decision was In the ease OF the National
on aud Pipe Line Company vs. Richard
Ioelc "a al. The original suit was dled
by MIR Tcele for the purpose or cancellng
lease entered into between himself and
the National oil and Pipe Line company in
Nolring large tract Of land In Hardin
county. The term of the least was for two
Years, hut the verdict NJ the lower court
canccling II because the lessons had not
begun TO drill for oil was affirmed ny the
court Of appeals
For the consideration OF 81 ana certain
royalties Teelc leased the mineral rights
Of the land TO the oil company which
was 10 begin operations within two wears
or pay the lessee stipulated sum after
that time until operations were actually he
gun,
The opinion NJ the court has not been
received here. but reelc's attorneys con
tended before the court that tho considera
ti0uS Tor which the lease WAS Crantd were
wholly inadequate 10 the privileges grant
ed. aud that II would be possible Tor tho
lessor to completely bind M the minerals
under the leSsec's land without over taking
any steps for tho development N these min
erals unless they might choose 10 do So
II is understood that the case will be
taken to the supreme court.
49,
The, tank steamer Major barrett was
loaded at Fort Arthur today with 600
barrels or oil, She Will sail tonight
~
W. s Corhett trustee. has transferred
10 the Kansas city oil and Rice Land
company for 81 tract NJ land 36x6o feet
in block 3s. Tho transfer made 10 plac,
tho title with tho company, ms provided
in tho compauys bylaws
v Y. Hayden. trustee. has sold 10 W
y Oatlcv four half lots Of the Transmits
sisSippi division uf block Sc of the Gladvi
CITY survey The price paid was 5000
Annie y Snow and huFhand have re
eased A. z Hare and II n Flctche
froW Mrs SHOWS claim NJ ono eighteenth
Iife estate on the tract NJ land o5V14O which
the parties named own, They paid $50
Tor the release
The citizens Consolidated OH comnsn,
has sold 10 the GLADYS DIT company
- -.
5000
~
Following are the closing quotations OF
tho Beaumont oil exchange:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
LCANT TIMBER LANDS
Nav Being Bought Up in Antici-
nation Of a Second Crop.
|uwIssIoStF JOHNSON IS OPTIMISTIC
:. No, Believe that There W''l Be
: Any Advance in the Insurance
Rates in Texas

-. Tcxas. March l3.-Thc state Is
sont engaged IN the sale OF great
timber land IT, East Texts. which
.n stunned Of its timber The tint
n loon disposed Of for some time,
n.,s sold separate aud distinct rom
,,m The State Is now selling tho
4 ,o,a price fixed upon 1t by the land
'sm,..,oprr. AMI from what can be
ned many applications are ON ale for
4 .,sse as fast as the timber IS cleared
Il, ms been suggested that it would be
..oI ilrl for the state to hold this
IN and not dispose Of it. as within the
n, twenty or thirty years another
H. q, timber would be On the land and
.ouIl be sold again Tor II much higher
!. tbau 1t has brought heretofore
H. timber is sold for cash it all goes
,ns permanent school fund, being con
Lrc5 TO be part Of the land. and the
,oeeed, of sale thereof Is placed To the
l,m NJ rhe permanent fund, while the
srss and all amounts accruins from
M 90 10 the available fund.
IN Isrgc number uf wealthy lumucl deal
4 are now buying the vacant land tor
ID purpose OF holding 1t until fresh
In OF timber accumulates.
liam II Kirby Of Houston has made APP
cation 10 purchase 900 acres OF former
'ober land the price being s. per acre,
I, total of SlIU0o for the Land hc De.
H. 10 far the money has not been paid
la the treasury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
WORK ON SHIP CHANNEL
VIII Be Finished in Time for the New
Contracts.


Contracts.
Ia Porte, Texas. March tS.Colonel c.
s. Richie WIS seen Ivy ! representative os
Tho Pest and In speaking concerning the
proposed appropriation and the continuation
Of the work on the channel said that undeE
ordinary circumstances II would require
about four months time in which 10 make
all necessary preparations. award contracts
and get the work on the second contract
started
Assuming that it will he two months b.
fore the bin is hpally passed and signed by
the president Vt will he six months befors
anything can he done under the continuing
contracts This will give the contractors
ample time 10 finish nm the present con-
tract completing the channel froai here to
Galveston 20 depth Of eighteen and a
bali feet.
one OF the natural results N the exteu.
sion or the work Will he tho neceSSit. for
an Increased ot1ice force az tic branch o.
nee NJ the department al Morgnus Point
The dredges now AZ work are making
letter progress than At any time since fbev
hogan. and u IL confidently expected tnat
tho record made by them during the months
of December and January will be surpassed
| during March.
! Interest in the project locally has intensi-
| hcd materially.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
MARLIN MATTERS.
Mayor and Aldermen Have Gone 20 Look
Over the Plans.

Mayor and Aldermen Have Gone 20 Look
Over the Plans.
Marlin. Texas. March IL The mayor.
city secretary and all members Of the Gig
council Of Marlin left this evening over the
International rosd for Palestine where
they Will inspect the general plans and
specifications Of the public school building.
contract viii soon be entered into by
the city council VI Marlin for school
building answering thu requirements OF
our prosperous city. aud valuable ideas
for that purpose VIII 10 doubt he obtained
as q result of this trip aud Investigation.
Improvements are being done on the
Kettles brick building Oh Live Oak street,
heretofore occupied by Fannin x son. ly-
erymen- The building is to be occupied
icy the Myers meat market.
Messrs Schimming n Eddins are having
2 nNe room addition built IN their residence
property on Live oak street, near the Cen-
trai railroad track. Mr.. Fepdley will con-
iluuc 10 occupy ths place as a boarding
house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
The Sixth District Eiaht.

Austin. Texas. March Is. The with
drawal If Judge Royd from the congrcS.
,lonal arena in the Sixth district leaves ar
oron tight between Colonel Nat Tracy 81
Milan. Representative Ellis ~ Limestone,
scott Field Of Robertson and Speaker u.
f. Trincc Of Navarro
The two counties h tho district which
hnyc not a candidate are Brazus Hnd Free
stone. and. Of course. they viii hc tho scoLc
Of action when the racc gets good and
warm. Milan and Limestone counties have
Indorscd thcir respective aSpiranls. al. of
course Navarro win give Mr. r. inc" a
boost aud Robertson will stand 10y Mr..
Fipld
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Killing Al TROUPE.
Alleged Murderer Indicted and VIII Be
Tried Thursday

Alleged Murderer indicted and VIII Be
Tried Thursday.
Tyler. Texas March Is The murder
last nigh, Of l.. J.. Aired, Wen known
young farmer hv negro aroused tho In
dignauon of the entire southwestern por
ton Of the county. Tho Killing occurred
at the home II the negro ami was cause
by trivial dispute over the erection ot e
cross fence Alred's forehead was torn
away by the discharge
Today he sherin spirited Tho negro away
10 save him from mob violence, Tonight
thr grand jury indicted the negro and the
case hnS been sol for TUESDAY ncNi.
\ special venirc ~ iOn men has ho"n or
dcred The decreased was one of the best
known Young mon in the county
Troupe. Tcvas. March Blast night
about . o'rlock sam Daniels negro. Shot
and killed I.aurcnS Aired. q white man
Daniels came in and surrendered 10 ots
cers lie was taken to Tyler today. Off
Gers going by way n Longyirw. rs there
was Supposiiion ~ mob Young Aired
stood high in tho community.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Aransas: nlake pupree. reeeIrer. vs.. II. q.

Alexander, from Harris
Set for submission on March q. i9023
Sarah Moore ct al VS.. Luther Swift, from
Nacogdoches; I 4. Buford or al VS.. J P,
Landrum. from jefferson; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway Company VS.. Law
renee Stoel. from Brszos; Merchants and
Planters oil Company vs.. Carl Burow &
Co. from De Witt; Western Union Tele-
Walker: John y Davidson VS. Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company. from Ma
cogdoches; City Of Houston VS.. n. We
Bartlett. from Harris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
BEAR COUNTY COURT.

Two Years IN the Penitentiary on Con-
victon for Murder,
San Antonio, Texas March 13.--ln the
district court today in the case u the state
vs.. lniriuo Esqulvel, charged with killing
Simon Tarin at dance in Emendorn', De
cember II. 1901, the jury returned YER
diet OF guilty" and assessed the punish.
ment n two years.
In the case OF Simon Pendleton vs. inc
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio
railroad suit for $4,000 damages ON ne
count of alleged personal injuries, the jury
gave a verdict for $1,000.
c. f. Maddox iled suit for SlilOjO dam
ares on account OF alleged injuries against
the Cotton Belt road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

Nneln. American. lll.oO" shares NJ 20.
Beputnont Cunfrdcratcd 200 shares Al
"a, cents.
Hearty newt 2OO0 shares nt Nc
Detroit Beaumont. ~ SHARES ~ -.
Euferurisc 80 shares AZ a..
Fort Worth. 2i00 shares at No,
Gold Eagle, 1900 shares az Zoe.
Ope Penny. 900 shares az lc.
San Jaciuto. 1000 shares at 9tc.
Indcncndcncr. $4,000 shares at &c.
Eouitable. 1900 shares NJ %.
Victor. 100 shares af we,
isabella. 800 shares az 81.
German. mericau. 1ooO shares az llc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
"a RESIDENCE WAS DESTROYED AT
CROCKETT.
Mrs. Kate Drskill Was Badly Surred and
Her Reseuer Was Also Injured.
Other Losses,

Crockett. Texas. March IL Tho old J..
L. ArledGe house owned by II 'rod
dock and occupied by Billy prtskir was
DESTROYED by ire last night. cause unknown
Loss. house and furniture, slice Insurance
on house. mono on furniture. Mrs Nate
nriskiI was badly burned Herbert Yea
verton Of GrapelHud WAS injured In rcS'n'ng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Mo,k on Leo conntv WeII.

Giddngs Texas. March t3.-J. Z. Feeley
& CO.. who are drilling oil well near
this place resumed operations after ten
days shut down. occaspucd by having 20
send to pittsburg. Pa. for q lot OF ten-inch
drive casing Without any further delays
the drillers hope to get the well done by
the first OF April.