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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
ENJOYABLE
Social and Entertainment Of
Die and Hub Cutters.

In German hall last evening took place
the second entertainment and social Of
the Die and Hub Cutters Mutual asso-
citation. an occasion which brought an at
tendance that filled the hall to overflow
ing. and which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. The first part OF the evening was
given over to a programme Of entertain
ment. and this was followed by dancing.
The concert was pleasing throughout.
the features being the readings and club
swinging by Miss Jennie Keiser and the
tenor solos by George w. Dover. The
pi ogram follows:
Overture. Prof Herman's orchestra .
tenor solo. MIR. James Gall: song and
dance. Miss Minnie Harrison: waltz.
Daughter OF Love- G.. w. Bennett Edel-
weiss Either club; reading, selected. Miss
Lillian r. Coe: selections. Hayward quar-
tet; humorous speciality. Mr. H. T. Wood
bass solo. Mr.. p. j. Leddy: reading. Sc
lected. Miss Jennie Keiser; comic song.
You Have Such Beautiful Dreams Doty
and Brill. Ralph Booth: Darktown melo-
dies. Miss Minnie Harrison selections.
Hayward quartet; exhibitional club
swinging, Miss Jennie KeIser. tenor solo.
&c orge w. Dover.
The hall was then cleared and dancing
was INDUCED In to the music of Professor
Itermann's orchestra, the II numbers be-
ing well chosen During the evening re-
freshments were served In the refresh
ment hall. and because OF the large num-
bor present an impromptu program was
given In this hall The committees In
charge were:
Floor director Theodore A. Droz; aids.
Harry T. Wood. Harry 8. Vale: reception
committee. Robert A. Buckley. John In
delkof. Thomas Stevenson; committee Of
arrangements. Frederick Fetting. chair
man; Manton 1. Sweet. Charles Rivard
Louis Jellnck. William Buhler.
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VIOLATION
OF THE TEN
HOUR Law
Oemurrers TO the Indictments
Against Street Railway Co.'S
VIII Be Argued on Dec. 10.

The demurrers In the cases OF State
VS.. Union Railroad company and State
VS.. Pawtucket Street Railway company
will be argued In the appellate division
OF the supreme court on the 10th day OF
December next. Today agreements we're
filed by tho attorney general and counsel
for the railroads In the clerks office OF
court
This early setting OF date for these
cases shows that Attorney General
stearns is very much in earnest In the
prosecution OF )all those who violate the
law. no matter what their condition or
prominence. The supreme court has al
ready declared the law under which the
street railway companies are Indicted
and the question before the court on
December 10 will be simply as to whether
the offence they are charged with is
properly stated. Should the court sustain
the indictments and overrue the de-
murrers then there would be trial and
the case would go TO the United States
Supreme court on a writ OF error n the
defendants were found guilty.
In each Of the indictments there are
two counts. In the first count the Lam
guage OF the statute II followed and the
corporations are charged with exactinE
more than ten hours work OF their cm-
ployes, and In the second count u II
charged that the defendants entered into
contracts with their men by which the
men were required TO work and did work
more than ten hours.
The defendants in their demurrer TO
the first count say that said court does
not set forth or declare an offence for
which they are liable to punishment
under the laws OF the state. and that the
defendants are not bound 10 answer. As
TO the second count the main contention
II that no offence II set forth therein In a
proper manner and that therefore there
r. nothing for the court 20 do but dismiss
the cases.
Edwards Angel are counsel for both
defendant corporations
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REMARKABLE
Inaugural Address Of Prof. Ka.
zazis at Athens University.

New York Nov ia remarkable m
sugurai address was delivered by Pro-
fessor Kazasis. the new president of
Athens university. says a dispatch to the
Times from Athens by way OF London.
Describing the university al the great
center OF the Hellenic ideas. by which the
unity Of Greek nationality was to Oe
achieved Prof Kaxzaxis urgently appeal
ed 10 the patriotic sentiment OF the stu
dents. exhorting them 20 embrace the ma
tionsl programme and 90 execute II IN
word and deed
Carry your patriotism" he concluded
''fo the limits Of fanaticism. madness
Eat> your enemies and pursue them ~
1oatk"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
WAS RUN DOWN
Catherine Bowen Sues Geo. ".
Thompson for $4,000 Damages

Catherine Bowen has brought suit
against George w. Thompson to recover
$4,000 for personal injuries She claims
that on the 18th of last February as she
was going across Haymarket street near
its intersection with North Main street n
carelessly managed horse Of the defend
ant ran her down.
She complains OF severe injuries to her
head back. right shoulder. right hip and
also Of Internal injuries. r. r. Lyman
and John NJ. Brennan are the plaintiffs s
attorneys. ~s
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il:05 p. m.
The following vessels have arrived at
the port OF Providence during the q
hours just past: Steamer fremont, New
York: steamer Nashua. New York
steamer City OF Newport. Newport and
returned steamer Bay Queen. Fall RI
yer and returned: steamer Queen City.
Seaconnet and Tiverton and returned I;
steamer Sycamore, Fall River and re-
turned: schooner Paul Palmer Baltimore.
with S424 tons OF soft coal for the Con-
solidated road: echooner X. II. Ogden
Philadelphia. with 7Tb tons OF soft coal
for the Consolidated road: tug Howell
Boston. light: tug Prudence. New York
with barges J. n. Rudder. Cornwall. N
". with i72s tons cf hard coal for the
Consolidated road barge Metacomet
weehawken. N. ". with 1857 tons OF hard
coal for the Consolidated road: tug Ma
than Hale. New York. with barge Thom-
as l.. Parker. with 1927 tons OF hard coal
for the Eastern Coal company: schooner
William " Campbell. Greenport. l.. I.
Sailed Steamer George w. Danielson.
Newport and Block Island: steamer Con-
necticut. New York: steamer Iarchmont.
New York: schooner Annie e Webb.
New York: tug Nathan Hale. New York:
with barge Marion ChappeIle tug Pru-
dence. New York. with barges Marie.
Adriadne. George 8. lice and Ada l..
Tice.
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EoR ovER sixty YsARs

Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over sixty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success. IL
lays all pain. cures wind colo. and IL the
best remedy for Diarrohea. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
twenty-five cents bottle BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind
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FATAL RESULT
Little Frances Murphy Suc-
cumbad to Terrible Burns.

Frances Murphy, the little girl so badly
burned In tenement house on Alfred
street In the Olneyyille district died at
the Rhode Island hospital at 2:i5 this af-
ternOOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18

CooK-FoR SMALLPOX HOSPITAL
at Fields Point Wages $40 per week. Ap-
ply to Dr. Chaplin. health department,
City han.
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Electior
~l--

TO CURE a COLD nv ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets
cry box, Csc. OHxZv~srx
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Blinn-You say you eav old Boreleirh
yesterday: did he sec your
Fiinn-No: had my rabbits foot nth
me.-Tovn Topics.
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FINANCIALN NEWS
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by FLETCHER
a TAPPAN. street floor. Banigan Build
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MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow: Sun rises at $50; -ut sets
at 4:22. High tides at 1929 n. m. and
II :05 p. m.
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The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News by DAVIS &
DEXTER, Banigan Building.
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POTTER eETAlLs AT wHoLesALs
PRICES"

IN This is an old saying Of one ~ ou
iii dealers--we neither affirm nor derry
uU Call and see for yourself
746 WestnnInster o.
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n -Te save money by buying your writ,
y ing paper by the pound. This yot
" can do at
PoTTER's PAPER STORE,
Corner Snow and Westminster Sta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-13
Daro ahso1tanente impartial, ecode opinion de prensa
EXamenes
de ingl6s.

La mayor pArte de Ia prersa de
10 Isla, Sc hA ocupado de los ex&ne.
nes del idioma ipgles que han de su-
frir el z de JUNO los msestros puer.
torriquefos.
Alguna de las spreciaciones emi-
tld&s nos parece un tRnto exager&da
y creemos que Rsf 10 comprender&n
los respectivos sutores, despu6s de
leer 10 cartA del Comisionado de Ius.
trucci6n pdblica.
No es oblig&torio el ex&men de
dicho idioma por este af1o; Ia circu
lar es solo una invitacion que h&ce
{ los msestros, solo con el obje-
to de que cada uno pusd& dem0strar
sus Adelautos en- L. lengua inglesa.
Todos los profesores de Ia I SO,
mas 8 menos, tienen conocimientos
de ingles y no creemos question di-
fell spfrir ell ex&men, una vez pun
tualizsdos los temas sobre que ha de
girar.
No puede ocultArse al Sr. Lind
say, que a los maestros atare&dos
CON las classes regulAres, las confe-
rencias y manipulation de las ofici.
mas respectivas, no les queda mate
rialmente tempo para dedicarse &l
estudio exclusive del ingl6s, Y aun-
que no hemos cambiado impresiones
CON nadie respecto & este particular,
nos atreVemos 6 decir, que 81 alg6n
maestro por amor propio profesio-
nal, solicitAse una pr6rrogA de ext
men de tres meses, Ell de las vacacio.
nes por ejemplo, para ampliar los
conocimientos en- Ell elmencionado lido
ma, les seri&n cOncedidos.
Entendemos que los doseos del
Comisionado de instruction Sc limi-
tan en- este csso & que los maestros
puertorriquef1os Conozeau 10 Antes
possible correctamente ell ing,6s, Pc
70 nunca lesionAr derechos honro-
samente sdquiridos.
Ahora bien, creemos que seria
muy practico, que todos los amos,
pudiera ir los Est&dos u Unidos con
sueldo, un ndmero limitadode macs.
tros, durRnte los tres meses de va
caciones y as1 sin grandes sacrif1cios
para el Tesoro insular y en- bien de
la Isls, en- I'M t6rmino rel&tivamente
corto, podr1an los mAestros puerto.
rriqueflos, conocer perfectamenue Ell
nuevo idiOma que la suerte nos hR
deparad0.
Proposiciones de esa clase se
hicieSon en- ID legislature pasRda y
nos parece que el Comisionado de
Instruction puede dentro de 10 Ley
de bases resolver ese punto.
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VOLCANES DE MARTINICA.
Teatro de los successes.

Etcroquis que ofrecemos hoy 4
los favOrecedores de La Oorresp0n.
denoia, d. una idea, siquiera somera,
bastante exaeta de los lugares en-
dOnde reina en- estos momentos 10
desolaci6n.
El Volc&n ~Mont Pelee1 tiene
tres vertientes y les mAteriales erup.
tivOs es indudable que SO abrieron
cAuCe en- los tres rumbos. AL So
guir uno de ellos, Ia Ciudad de St.
Pierre fac envuelta en- el torrente
de materiales fgneOs, y 10 que las
eeni2&s ardientes y Ell entAre simien-
to y modification qufmica del aire
no hiCieron, 10 llev6 q espAntoso ter
miuO lR cat1%ata de lava que 80 pre-.
Cipito por Ia vertiente Oeste.
Fort de France, mas leios del
volcGn Mont Pelee, no debi6 sufrir
tanto. Sc ignora sinembargo, 81 los
otros dos volcanes a y del croQuis)
han hech0 tambien erupcion. CAso
Affirmative, Ii cor nf8grRci6n debi6
ser esp&ntosR. Estos detRlleg no
los ha prscissdo Adn el cable, y Sc.
RI necesariO esperAr para poder
aprec1ar en- TODD sR- horror aquellos
aContecimientos.
Las islAs vecin&s son t&mbi6n
volcanoes y de elias, Dominica,
apenas distA 25 millRs de Ia parte
mas septentrion&l de MArtinica. Es
comprensible que en- pequef1As EN-.
bArcaciones y Aun & nado, tratara de
salvArse muchR gente.
Por 10 demAs, para tranquilida d
de los hAbitantes de Puerto Rico,
diremos que est& isla no parece es-
tar Gu peligro & iuzgSr por el como
cimiento geol6gico que de ella Sc
tiene. CSsi tod@s las pequenAs an.
tillas son de formaci6n volc&nicA.
Las islas Vfrgenes y las LucAy&s
son cAlcareas. Las grandes anti
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-13

/, las, entire elias Paerto Rico, estan
constituidas pof rocas gr&nfticAs re.
cubiert&s de terrenos de TRANSITION
calcareos y esquistosos. Esta isIs
es pues erWptiv0 y madrep6rica, Pc
70 no volc6nics. En- las isl&s volcaO
nicas abundan los basaltos y las la
vas, y hay algunos cr&teres de ea
t1ngwGd0S vOlcanes que como SO h&
visto despiertAn para probAr que es-
tan muy lejos de dormir. Brotan
en- las montal1as &guas termales y
son frecuentes los terremotos. Las
grandes &ntillas son islas montaf1o.
s&s: Las montAf1Rs c6nicas 8 pira-
midAles de las islas volc&nicas est6n
aisladAs y alc&nzAn grandes Alturas:
Las antillas cAlcareAs forman mese-
tas Ondul&dass y tienen alturas muy
lnfsrlores & las vOlcaniCas. En-
aQuellas hay buenos fondeaderos en-
eus escsrpadas costas; en- 6stas los
puertos SON de dificil acceso porque
rodean las costas multitud de peli.
grosos bajos, arrecifes y rompien-
tes.
Asi puea, les gran0es antillas
tienen una constitution geological
mny distinta 6 impropia para Ia for
maci6n de fen6menos volcanoes.
De 10 manera como las notiCias
lleg@n, de 10 repstici6n de slguuos
detal4es parecs possible deducir que Ia
mayors de los hilos de cables est&n
rotos y las comunicaoiones, por tan,
to interceptadas,
sLa OorrespondenoiaH hace es-
fuerzos por estaCIecer una fuente de
noticias via SAINT Thomas. Espera-
mos conseguirlo para que nuestros
leCtores no sufrAn ret&rdo eu 10 i'm
formation.
Esperemos, pues, y quiera Dios
dar t6rmino 81 desastre!
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Un hOmbre hOlradO.

Sefor Editor. .-sirvase inform&r
{ sus lectores que 81 me escriben CON
fdenciAlmente les mandAr6 por co.
rTeo en- csrta sellAds ell plan que 90.
guf = por el cuAl obtuve ell restabls-
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despues de
amos de sutrimientos de debilidad
nervioss, p6rdidss nosturnas y par.
tes debi!es y AtroiAd&s.
No es mi idea conseguir diEero
de nadie; fuf robado = estafado por
chArlatAnes, hssts rerdsr 10 f6 del
genero humane, pero gracias 4 Dios
estog Shora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con dsseo de hScer con0cer & todos
este remedio tierto de cursrsa.
No tenieado NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G. A. D., no deseo dine
70.
Dlrecciou: e Brant, Box DalrAy
Mich. EE UU.
s l6O. g.
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FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Ono YeAr............ gold ......S 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Sc ALQUILA en- Santurce
una hermosa casa con todas las CO.
modidades y agds del acusducto
Eat& situada muy cerc& del
puente de San Antonio.
Informar&n San Francisco 78
en- esta Capital.
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ADQariO del COmerCiO,

NADIA de mayor utilid&d para 10
industria y comercio que darles q
conocer los medios de ponerse en-
contacto el prOductOr y el consumi'
dor. Y este es 10 que nos propone.
mos en- estas lineas al describir lA
utilidad 6 importancia del Anuario
del comercio BAilly-B &lli6re, cuya
vig6simR cuarta ed1ci6n, correspon-
diente al af1o actual de 1902, acabsn
de poner la venta en- esta Rep1bli'
CO.
El actual y prodigioso desSrro.
lilo de las relRCi0nes entire productos
de primeras materias y Europa, con
sumidors de su mayoria, hace que
los negociOs sean sumamente difici'
les, ObligandO unos y 8 Otros bus
car nuevOs hOrizontes para expen
der sus productos. A lograr este
prop6sitO cOntribnye el AnuArio,
puesto que con esta Obra 80 conoce
ell valOr cOmercial de cada plaza, Y
con ella pueden ell Industrial y Ell ia
bciCante crearsa corresponsales en-
csda punto donde quieran abrir sail.
do sus productos, tSnto en- l& pc
ninsula espaf1ola como en- IL Am6ri-
ca esp&fIola, Antillas y portugal.
81 eAnuario del @ JmerCio0 faci.
litR 6 los fabricantes 6 industriales
el envio de sus prospectos, circnla'
res y listas de precios, pussto que
e1 ely en- cualquier pueblo por insig
nifcante que sea, encontrAraa rela-
cion extensa de todas las profesic-
nes cou Ell nombre, apellidoy sef1As
de quin las ejerce
En- una palabrA, Ell eAuuario
sirve para que todos los producto.
res den conocer sus Artfculos los
consumidores y las cssas de comer
clio que de ellos Sc ocupsn.
81 GAnuario del Comercio0 d. &
conocer los medios de communication
de un0s pueblos con otros, su clims,
su situ&ci6n topog c&fica, produc'
cion, ndmero de hAbitantes, religion
forms de gobierne en- los diversos
estados y p&rts Official de csda pue'
bio, pudiendo fortn&rse una idea
exSc:a de cualquiera que SO desee
con0cer.
La importancia del anuncio en-
esta publication es de gran utilidad
pues el eAuuArio del Comercio1 cir
cula profus&mente en- todS E pane,
Portugal, Cuba y Puerto Rico, Anne
RIGA del Sur, Norte G sntr&l Fran
cia, EstAdos Unidos, Ioglaterra, Ala
mania, etc, resultando ser l. clave
para que el mundo comercial 6 in
dustrial so cree rslaciones en- eetos
paises, que son de Ia mayor impor'
tAnCia mercAntil.
Sc ALQUILA en- Santurce
ana hermosa casa con tod&s las CO.
modidades y sg6S del acusductO
Eat6 situada muy cerc& del
puente de San Antonio.
InformAr&n San Francisco 78
en- esta Capital.
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PORTO-RIC CORAILROAD, COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
10 inform the proprietors OF factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
4L their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work Of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
oision. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
1Osmelt within AZ hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself Cantake
all The parts to the workshops, which saves
Ehe cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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tC ONP u NIIH
DE LOS
FERRO-.OARRILES DE PTO.RIOO

La OOmpanfa do los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pOne en- conooimiento del publ
90 muy particularmente dc los haQendados
duenos de fabrca, que, habiendo montado
sn SuE talleres de SanJuroe maquinaria per-
feccionada, SO encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda clase de reparaoiones de pleas de
maquina asI como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmerO.
Tambl6n dispone de una fundic6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos perfeo-
,2ionadOs que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 hOras aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitlrse gratutamente por fe-
rrooarril tOdas las pleas de maquina que
Aayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
krecios muy reducidOs
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Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potrero de la mejor mia
premiada raza del pals una magnfhca bus-
yada.
Sc conducen provisiones frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas -Buenas, Gurabo Caguas San
Juan y vice-ver6a.
Tabaco en- rama hilado ron. 'sEI.
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones O.
bezudo. .-Dirigirse Don Gerardo Santana
sguas. q. CO.
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodion
a. well ventilated mir&dor &t Rea
o1Ghle upricas- Apply OF 2o sa
Ioss Strst =
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,POLICLINICA
del Or. Rafael del Vale,

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
OperaciOnes quirdrgicas.
Especiahdad en- afecciones de
los oj0S y de las Was urinarias.
horas de conSultas de 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (AIlen Street, l6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16
CAN NOT TAX LICENSES.
Comptroller Has Knocked Out Scheme
Of Waco Board.
RECORDER MADE AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Held that a Pistol Packer Is Not Protect
cd by a Commission Declaring Him to
Be a Deputy Sheriff

Waco Texas, August i5,--'rhc city board
OF equalization, nov IN session, recently
decided that liquor dealers should pay taxes
upon their state ana county licrnsrs. as
they were assets. CITY Assessor Luxe
Moore had not made suy spch assessments
and he wrote to Comptroller Love for hts
ruling In the case. Yesterday nc received
the following letter from tbs eomptr0lier
which does not ugree with the board OF
equalization.
MIR Luke Moore city Assessor aud Col.
hector, Waco, Texas
Austin Texas. August IL, Dear Sir: Re
playing TO yours OF the l2th instant | have
10 advise that an occupation TAX is not a
taxable asset II Is simply an evidence or
the compliance with the law 10y the holder
thereof, True, 1t may become al asset
% his estate IN case OF his death, ana
may be transferred both by him and by the
administrator of his estate but 1t s no
more taxable than an ordinary tax receipt
for al yalorcm taxes,
The State does not tax such property
and for that reason the cities aud towns
do not aud cum not tax IL. Very respect
fully, L. NJ Love.
"Comntroilcr,'
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
New Temple Of the Mystic Shrine 10
Meet for The First Time.
TUE MoNoaOY IS AGAIN AGROUND
Sea Wall Contract Matter Is Becoming
Rather mplicated---0eleeatcs to
Transmississippi Congress Left.

Galveston, Texas. August i5,-El MihA
temple. A. A. o, n. NJ. g., will held a
ceremonial session at Galveston tomorrow
large contingent Of Houston mobiles are
expected 20 arrive In Galveston on the Gal
weston. Houston and Northern train. leav.
Ing Houston at 1850 O'clock, They viii par.
ucipate In the parade, which occurs at $3.50
o'clock In the afternoon ana also In the
Initiation ceremonies which take place TO.
morrow night. A large class Of novlces will
traverse the hot sands, take trip down
the Mia etc, and a large rope has been
provided for thom 10 hold on 10.
Noble Dawes y, SturFls of Houston. tho
official ptlker was busy all day today OK.
trnctlng milk from his camels, SO no one
need so dry
The usual shrine banquet will follow tho
ceremonies
This Is the first meeting NJ the El Nina
Shrine since it was formally organized a
few weeks ago, The membership is com.
posed largely OF residents OF Houston and
Galveston, but there are also number OF
members all over the central aud southern
portions OF tho state
The Scottish Rite Masous who have been
holding their scml.anuual convocatlon here.
completed their work today by comforting
the thrticth thrty-hrst and thirty second
degrees and closed their session with n
grand banquet tonight
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tive. The oil began coming strong and vas
soon practically In the gushing stage when
one OF the fearful strains made the bailer
break In the well, and It was all of. That
is what the trouble is there now. Harper
says that the held will be. valuable one
and that they will get oil In abundance,
but they will have to get more experienced
men to do it successfully
There was considerable activity ON the
oil exchange this morning, though Higgins
went down to q low water mark ON hyo
shares that one broker was exceptionally
anxious to turn loose. The following We're
the transactions:
Buffalo 1000 shares at 4c.
Texas Oh and Transit shares Mt
St0S. 25
Becky sharp. 2ooo shares at 1hc.
Dividend 24000 shares at 1c
Manhattan, 1000 shares at soc.
Anglo. 6000 shares at 2S,c.
Drillcrs. 1000 shares at 41sc.
Palestine and Beaumont, 1000 shares at
23c.
Higgins. 3 shares at sci
OIL, T. o. b. Gladys, zoe.
oil in tanks zoe.