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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
REVIEW OF TRADE CONDITIONS

last year. sos. 7o4 year before last and 707.-
al the same time IN 1900.
These make the total movement for the
l4a days from September I to date 778s.05i
bales, against T.7ii,667 last year. T,2S6,9Th
yeaF hetore. last aud d,J92,8T7 the same
time IN 1900.
Foreign exports for the week have beer
lTa.2pf bales. against 22l.s last year.
making the total thus far for the season
4,126S65 against 4,211,SIS last year, q de-
crease OF 151. 1873.
Northern mill takings and Canada during
the past seven days show decrease o.
22.555 bales. as compared with tho CORE.
spending period last year, aud their total
taklngs since September L have decreased
2S.7H bales.
The total takings Of American mills
North, South and Canada. thus far for the
season have been 2.25S,S76 bales, against
2,1S2.576 last year These Include l.2eg.SOl
hy Northern spluuers. against 13l3,IOo
Stocks at the Seaboard aud the twenty
nine leading Southern interior centers have
decreased during the week Goal bales,
against a decrease during the corresponding
period last season Of COOS, and are now
3S.Oo5 smaller than Mt this date IN l0V2
Including stocks LEFT over at ports ana
Interior towns from the last crop, aud the
number II bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop, the supply to date is
Ta54,O3t bales. against S,Oil,3Ji bales the
same ueriOd last year.
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EPWORTHLEAGUE CABINET
The Methodist Young People Plan
Years Work.
AN OPEN MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT
The Morning and Afternoon Sessions To-
day VIII Be Given Over to Business.
Praise Service Sunday Afternoon.

The annual conference Of the rnworth
Leogua cabinet ~ +bo ~, sa,el-l.,, %
-. r""'"I' " tue i'A"S conference Oh
the Methodist church Is In session in this
city.
,rba fret ,roo+4r,. ,ro, ,o,a,,,4o, -
c.. ,'',''e was ''Huue'eu at
Hnearn chapel last evening and the young
people of the five Epworth Leagues Of this
CITY were ont &, Iar,o ,,,,r,,,or., D., 80
~ 81 80 Ia ~ iiee1
tue ol'eers VINO are managing the league
work In this section OF the State this ycar
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THE COLOMBIAN TREATY
HAS BEEN FORMALLY SIGNED AND
TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE.
Creates Renewed Interest in Personnel
OF Canal Commission - Governor
Sayers' Friends on the Alert
lsncclnl to Tho Post \


Washington January % The announce
ment that treaty had been signed permit.
ting the construction by the United States
of an lsthmian canal along the Panama
route, while a surprise To many, was not
unexpected hy those who have not al
lowed themselves to he mislcd by inspired
reports appearing In the New York Herald
and other newspapers. When, months ago.
1t seemed probable that the Nicaragua
route would he selected the Herald came
out in opposition to all movements in IA.
yor of that route. Then, after the Pan.
anna route was selected by congress. the
Herald suddenly Switched and commenced
violent crusade in favor of the Nicara-
qua project During the past few days
that paper mas contained numerous WASH
ingtou dispatches tending to show thar
negotiations with Colombia had been
broken on and that In all likelihood the
Nicaragua route would ultimately have to
be resorted to- The Herald and tn
papers which followed In It's lead are now
experiencing some difficulty in explaining
The effect of the signing Of the treaty
VIII be Il renewal of Interest In the mat
ter OF the personnel OF the proposed canal
commission. Those who are looking after
eNGuyctuor Sayers chances are on the
alert ana will bring all possible influence
TO bear In his favor. The general impress
sion IN Washington seems TO be that the
treaty will be ratified
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FREIGHT SITUATION
CAUSES COMPLAINT
Precedence Has Been Given TO Trans
portatcn Of Fuel Over Other Freight
Which Hampers Business.

New York. January 2s.--R. q. Dun q
Co.'S weekly review Of trade tomorrow
viii say: Heavy transactions In merchan-
disc are reported. but there IS much com
plant regarding the slow movement OF
freight The situation on general lines Is
aggravated by the precedence given fuel
over other freight except live stock and
perishabie goods Notwithstanding tue eN-
tensiyc increase Ia transporting facilities
during the past year, some roads nave oeeh
compelled to decline coasignments, ana IN
many cases where a large number OF cars
were desired. only one wts provided Earn
iuas thus far available for January surpaSS
last year's By sc per cent. 1t Is con
hpseuous 10 practically every section oil the
country that despite high prices, buying
s. liberal and OF the better qualities OF
&c dds, willie dealings MS Il rule are OF
cash character. Demand for buildlns mate,
Iihle Is unusually brisk for the season, anu
lrlces of lumber st the south nave au-
Nanced. Although fortunate sections are
receiving n better sci ply of fuel. TIE 81.
uation Is stll serious and many pig ron
furrrces have been added 90 the idle list.
IS producers have sold their 'apacity Tor
some time there * little new business and
10 effort on the part Of sellers tu secure
contracts. Hence. prices OF pig won are
steady and new transactions light
As 10 the demand Tor Finished produces,
requirements are still pressing in railway
equipment both structural and rolling
stock, and II is stated that orders have
been placed FOR ne many tons OF steel rAuS
Us were produced IN the fun year OF l#'-.
steel for buildings, bridges ana ships uhd>
ready market ana Implement makers
Bre becoming moro active.
NCw England producers " boots and
lines and there is enough business ON hand
10 keep most plants tu operation two
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
Secretary Hceters Report Shows an In
creaae for the Week


New Orleans. January % Secretary
JTestcr's weekly cotton exchange statement,
issued before the close of business 10.
dan shows an Increase IN the movement
lnto sight compared with the seven days
ending this date last year, in round figures.
Of 1000 bales. an increase over the SAM
period year before last OF T7,O0O aud an
Increase over the same time Ia 1900 of H..
600.
For the twenty.three days of January
the totals show decrease OF $1,000 bales
under last year. an Increase over the same
period Ia the year before OF 25l,OOJ bules,
ana an increase oyer the same time Ia
100 OF 200, 900,
For the las days Of the season that have
e!dpsed the aggregate is ahead OF the 40
days OF last year 1900 bules, ahead OF
lac same time year before last 10y 452, OOJ
Dues and ahead OF 1900 by 1,14TOOO bales
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 200,t40 bales,
against 2SG.5S6 bales, for the seven days
ending this date last year; 2l28U2 year be-.
fore last, ana 2l0 1879 same time In 1900,
and for the twenty three days OF January
u has been 16o,35O bales, against 1,O22, 352
last year, 1l,032 year before last ana
bl493O the same time In 1900
The movement since September 1 shows
receipts ut all United States ports $3.50,
l3S bales, against 5,6S0,04s last wear, 8, hi. :
AZ year before last and 4,b26 700 the same
time In 1900; overland, across the Missis.
kippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers TO North
eru mills and Canada. 695,6T7 bales, against
t44. 194 last year, Ta7,S2S year before last
and 9OI,3n same time in 1000; interior
stocks In excess OF those held at the close
81 the commercial year, 307, 642, against
49,, 5d5 last year, $50 POI year before last
and 450,SS9 same time In 1900. Southern
mil taklngs, 10000 bales, against S54, 26C
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LOOKING OVER SOUR LAKE
Gates, Drake and CuIIiaan Are with
Roche, Who Holds Option.
PIPE LINE IS TO RUN TO CHINA
Surveyors Are Now In the Field Running
the Llne-Stilwell Well at Port
Arthur Choked by Mud.

Sour lake, January 28.--Mr. James
Roche, who has the option on the Sour
Lake Springs property. came In this morn
ing. bringing with him distinguished party
Of capitalists. among them being John w.
Gates and son, George Gates James Hop
klns. George Hopkins and John A. Drake,
the noted turfman They are looking over
the oil field this afternoon, accompanied by
j, \. Culllnan Of COrslCnna and +. Free
man Of the Texas company.
Mr.. Bass OF the PHestlne-Benumont OIL
surveying for pine line from this point
TO China on the Southern Pacific railroad.
This line Will be built at once.
There are no new developments at any
Of the wells today, although all Of them
show improvements as depth is gained.
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The Increase for the Week Amounted to
69,e62 Bales.

GO, 962 Bales.
New Orleans, January 28.-sccretary
Testers statement OF the worlds visible
supply Of cotton. made Up from special
cable and Geographic advlces. compares the
figures Of this week with last week. last
year and the year before. It shows an in
crease for the week Just closed Of 63,p62
bales. against an Increase OF 1885 bales
last year aud an increase Of s1.2l6 year he
fore. The total visible IS 4054, III, against
3g9o.2lO last week. 4.4T9oS3 last year
and 4,la1,3IG year before last. OF this
the total or American cotton IS 32OJ.2i2
bales against 1921. 80 last week, 3.G51.Us3
last year and 3.3jI3Tj year before last,
and Of all other kinds, including Egypt
Brazil India, etc, $4,000. against 10000
last week, $4,000 last year and $4,000
year before last.
Tie total worlds visible supply, as.
above shows an increase compared with
last week Of 63,g62 bales. q decrease com.
pared with last year of 424s1 bales and
decrease compared with year before last
Of l3I.1G4 bales.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton,
as above. there Is now ahoat and held in
Great Britain and continental Europe
i,S9S.O bales. against 2.2i3 900 last year
md $4,000 year before last; I'm Egypt
ISL 600, against 22S 600 last year and 1So,-
90 wear before last; iu India IS, 900,
against $3.50 q last ycIr aud $4,000 wear
before and IN the United states ] .1S7 900.
against l.Gj9OnO last year and 1G6J,OOO
wear before last.
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Anreement Arrived At.

Galveston, Texas, January 23.-The Gal
weston Maritime association held a general
meeting this afternoon and ratified the ac-
ton of the board of directors Of that or
ganisation by which settlement of the
soycu-band controversy was arranged. The
cotton exchange held It general meeting
yesterday afternoon and ratified the agree.
ment. BY the terms Of the settlement the
Maritime association agrees to remit the
fines Of ~ cents per hale which have been
already assessed against the yiolators of the
rule demanding that seven bands be re.
qured for every bale Of cotton exported
here, and the cotton exchange agrees that
there shall be seven bands hereafter, unless
the cotton is compressed to a density OF
twenty five pounds TO the cubic foot. In
the latter case the Maritime association
agrees to waive the requirement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Engineer Richie Believes There Was a
Combine on Jetty Rock Contracts.
THE EXCHANGES EFFECTED SETTLEMENT
Both Made Concessions, and the Penal
ties Are to Be Remitted--Anstiee
to Be Used as Yacht.

Galveston, Texas, January 23.-Colonel
Richie. United States engineer in charge o.
this district, states that he believes com
binatlon was formed when the recent bids
for jetty rock were received, and it is prob
able that he will recommend that all the
bids be rejected. The bid for supplying
rock for the south jetty was the only one
which came within the estimate.
Work on the brush dixie ON the north side
Of the inner channel will commence next
Thursday.
1t is probable that the contract for ex
cayation work on the Buffalo bayou snip
channel will be awarded to the Bowets
Dredging company Charles Clarke q COD
In about thirty days, The company will
then be allowed ninety days in which to
commence the work.
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ROCK ls.Axp WINS.

Decided Road May Retain Its Connec-
ton with Bureau.
Chicago. January %. The railroads In
the Western immigration bureau have set.
tied the trouble over the withdrawal OF
the Rock Island from cooperation MS TO
California, New Mexico Arizona and
Southwestern business, II has been de-
cidcd that the road may retain It's connec.
tlon with the bureau and participate in
business through other Western gatcwavs
and that mt III pnSo, also. Some comneiit
OH OF the Rock Island were I'm favor Of do.
claring that the road should not particulars
In the business through FL Paso and other
war negRtlved this proposition.
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Chronicles Weather Reports.
tSpecinl 10 The Post }

New York, January % The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says: Adylces 10
us by telegraph from the South this even
ing indicate that on the whole the weather
has been moro favorable during the week.
Rain has fallen IN most localities. hut
the precipitation has been moderately light
the marketing OF cotton has been on
fairly liberal scale, although interfered in
ported TO have made considerable progress
In portions OF Arkansas and over selma
Ala, Correspondent states that cotton is
still being gathered IN that vicinity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
A PEsTlFERous GERM.
Burrows Up the Scalp into Dandrut and
Saps the Hairs Vitality.

People who complain OF falling hair as
rule do not know that It IS the result
Of dandWn. which Is caused ny a pesil.
crous parasite narrowing Up the scalp as It
digs down to the sheath In which the hair
IL fcd In the scalp BEFORE long the hair
root Is shrlvrlcd mp and the hair drops
our II the work of the germ IS not de-
stroycd hair keeps thinning till badness
comes, The 6ny way 10 cure dandruCf Is
been no hair preparation that would do IL;
but today dnndrUH ia easily eradicatcd by
Ncwhros Herpicide, witch makes the hair
-lOssy and soft as silk. sold by Cuckrcll
& Bonner Send Zoe In stamps for sample
20 Tho Herplcido Co., Detroit, Mich
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Anstice to Be Used as a Yacht.

Galveston. Texas, January % The
steamship Anstlce, which was to be placed
In service between Galveston and New Or
leans, has been sold to New York parties
and will be used rs a yacht and win not
enter the service. as had been planned
This ship was built for the GULF Fisheries
company to be used I'm conveying fish from
Campcche hanks, where the company main
tains fleet of fishing schoon rs to Gal
weston She is a very fast vessel and will
make handsome yacht.
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THE WORK TODAY.

Today will he devoted largely to bust
ness sessions of routine character. The
cabinet will be in session from 0 to IL n.
n. At II o'clock Rev. S. S. McKeuney
will deliver n sermon to tho young people.
At 2,30 the afternoon. business session
VIII he called and the task Of arranging
the years work VIII be completed.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock n gen
eral praise service viii be conducted Mt
shearn church, In which all of the leagues
OF the city win participate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
NEW YORK COTTON
The Market Showed Fluctuations and
Closed Lower

The Market Showed Fluctuations and
Closed Lower.
New York. January % Tho cotton mar
ket opened stendy, at unchanged prices TO
decline of points, ana for time
showed resistance; gave way under con
siderable volume Of selling for short ac-
count supplemented by quite active real
Elhs by longs, the selling In general being
Influenced by the iudlratIons ~ -
movement and by some uncertainty creofed
~ The sudden ana aggressive action ~
Germany Ia bomharding the Venezuelan
was regarded az an ultimate factnr' " TS o
nu'hte 10 the cotton trade. Following lie
hrSt call there was decline Of 10 :
putnt8 anu intcr n partial rally, with the
nnuIAet hnnliy 1 point higher TO I polnt
decline. january alone showed any nd.
vance. Total sales Of the session rr1chnl
about 100000 balos. '''SA'l
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in the holy bonds Of wedlock 70 M M
Mormon, Gorham, Rev. Father Ma ".
pronounclng tho words that unllee - :.
Tor life. Mr.. German is a popular "
business man of Beaumont, oeis v
nected with the Southern Pacne W.. .
In that city. Immediately after W. "
mony the happy couple departed On IN Z
which win embrace the principal u'
the State. 81, 49,
They will he at homo 70 tns5 ~. ~
after February I, ut 2012 Arlslln s'''~
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A CHARGE Of Horse Theft.

G. L. Lawson was arrested yesterday on
an affidavit sworn out from Justice Mat
thews' court charging horse theft. II is all
legged that lawson appeared on the streets
Yesterday with a bay horse, sixteen hands
very thin condition, offering TO sell him
for W The owner Of the animal can oh,
tain his property by applying at the police
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Mayor SANCHEZ Rennp,ina..A

Laredo, Texas January 90 Mayor ANA.
uor sanchez was nominated to succeed him.
ser as mayor Of Laredo here last Night
ny one OF the political clubs OF the city.
ne VIII probably have opposition. Mayor
luton at a council meeting aholishing fho
H u! salary, which the council adopted
IS believed this act stands without prece
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Crowley We'll win Be Sent Deeper.

Crowley, La, january 23-shortly
after 10 o'clock today Contractor Tom
Wood, who Is drilling the oil well of the
Rice City OH company, stopped balliug
the well and made known his intention Of
going deeper 1t was found that sew
eral veins OF water has been passed
through and that water and sand were
coming into the well faster than it was
being taken out. The company IS still
certain that II has n valuable piece OF
property The well is now 1900 feet deep
and 1t win he drilled to the depth OF 2oO1
with hope Of striking some heavy gas
deposits that will assist In throwing out
about 1900 feet Of water aud sand. The
water Issuing from the well is very salty
and not at all like the ordinary artesan
water. The crowds that visited the well
and Wednesday.
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FURTHER DETAILS OF WRECK.
Passengers Escaped Unhurt, but Severs
OF the CraA.- AALnra - II. l. - = -

7 1SSe 'IHuTo t9Uaptu UnhUTt, but Several
OF the Crew Were Fatally Injured.
Memphis, Tenn, January 2s.-The III.
nols Central New Orleans special from
Memphis for New Orleans was deralled and
wrecked by an open switch at a umber
company's side track in an industrial su,
burb of the southern part of the city.
none of the train crew was killed ontr,"bt
although the engineer and fireman are fa.
taly injured and three other members Of
lhG tram crew are seriously hurt.
The fatally Injured:
Harry Norton, engineer, Memphis.
Miss. "''' 'oHeS'
Seriously Injured:
j, p. Myrick, baggagemaster. Fulton. Nv
Frank Ethrdge. mall clerk. 'A'
Reuben Davis, mail clerk.
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New Iennlnns on cnn,na,,,

Jennings, La, January %. Articles Of
Incorporation Of the Alliance oil company
were hled for record yesterday. This com
pany' capitalized at s250O0O. was organ
l2ed with the following members: A. T.
1 Me,IheE presidents John NJ. Cooper, vics
II, NJ, Pearson treasurer who torot JliT
Win = II. Keoughan aud J. III. Heinen
constitute the board of directors. THEY
W., Mn 9t once develop their holdings adjoin-
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New 0rIeans Cotton.

New Orleans, January % There was a
good demand for spot cotton today Sales
$3.50 bales, including 1850 to arrive aud
800 Z. o. b. terms. Quotations unchanged
The market for futures, under the I'm.
huence of unfavorable cables. opened down
TO Z points, Thereafter prices iuctuated
over narrow range, recovering a few
points before the close, which showed net
losses OF to 3 points compared with
last evenings closing figures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Onerators Are Coming

It was learned yesterday Ina, 4.
Of the Houston glass works woOiu "
gin operations. Messrs. Wiiiam n,
and Charles A. Bolk, foremena q snr,r I
works arrived In Houston ana w IN n
tv.fye or thirty worBnen win s s,on ii
SIessrs Cieis and Bolk come u'-
burg.
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Gardner on Trial for Murdsr.

Galveston, Texas January 23.-Petcr
Gardner, colored. alias Garner is on trial
in the criminal district court today on the
charge Of murder. He is charged with kill
ing Frank Booming, a baker who formerly
conducted an establishment In the west
end Of the city. Gardner Is well-lnown
negro and the court room was thionged
with Interested spectators when the trial
commenced. .....
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Ear \ Social Session

The local lodge of Elks VIII s'ws
session on the night of January o.
The AFFAIR Is In the hands Oh : ~ .,
tee composed Of Messrs. joseph NM m 4
chairman; w. Il, Porter ana VIZ NJ i
hons, and an enjoyable progfan = {
decided upon for the occasion.
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FIRE CAUSES PANIC.

a. Result Three Persons Are Dead and
Six Are Severely Injured.
New York, January % Three women
were killed and five women and one ma 4
severely Injured in a panic in Leopold NIL.
Ter & Sons cigar factory, on Crosby
street, today as result OF a are In an
adjoining building.
The dead.
JENNIE MESSING, 25 years old.
FANNIE KERSTBERG % years old.
Mrs. MARY SPARTAN, % years old
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SENT no THE SENATE.

Washington, January %. The treaty be-
tween the United States and the govern
meut Of Colombia, which was signed yes,
tcrdny by Secretary Hay and Or. Herran
as the representatives of the two countries,
was transmitted to the senate today and
10y the senate referred TO the COMMITTEES
on foreign relations
The committee will meet tomorrow to
consider the treaty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
COFFEE.

New York, January % .-conao p,o
steady mild, firm; Cordova 7Gp1iR. Fnt,nes
closed stendy, net unchanged 10 10 non,ts
higher. Sales S2,25O bags. March 4 ao,
NAV 4, 60i July 80; September 4 so; M
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Gorham-Noland.

very pretty wedding ceremony occurred
thursday at the residence of Mrs. &. p.
Noland' 2Ol2 Austin street Miss Ida
NNoland, the beautiful aud accomplished
daughter OF Mrs. 5. z. holland, was united
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
(spocial 10 The Post.l


Washington, January %. The ways and
means committee Will ON next Monday at
1890 give u hearing to Representative Bur
Lesson on his bill taxing cotton ginners and
wheat threshers for the purpose OF provid-
Ing accurate statistics OF cotton and wheat
\ favorable report is expected.
The senate committee on commerce today
authorized a favorable report on the MONT
nation OF Henry Mccall 10 be collector OF
customs at the port OF New Orleans Mr.
McCalls nomination has been stubOOrnly
antagonized by negroes.
The judiciary committee OF the house
today adopted the antitrust bill which was
prepared by the subcommittee. Of which
Representative Llttleneld Of Maine Is chair
man.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. January 3.--The demand for
both staple and cotton goods has been on
a fair scale today, but business SIN 70.
etricted by limited ready supplies Price.
very firm, Print cloths without change.
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Brakeman Badly tr,rt.

Crawford. Texas, January :a,--A brake.
man on Gulf, Colorado ara Santa Fc
southbound freight train was thrown on
the roar end OF a cahoose han YESTERDAY
attention from local physiclan he was
taken on to Temple 20 the hospital.