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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-13
LONE STAR AND CRESCENT.
Receivers Have Qualified and Taken
Charge OF Property.

charge OF Property.
New Orleans, January 1.-THE two re-.
ceiyers OF the Lone star aud Crescent OH
company, 4. ". Craudell and Gustaye
Lemlc, buve qualified aud given the re
qulred bond Of $4,000 each In surety
company Then they took active control
and the oil concern was Legally In tho
hands of receiver yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Lemle, who was attorney for the
company previous TO the receivership and
is now coreccyer. was usked m to the
policy OF the new management
our policy" he replied, will DO 10 go
right ahead aud protect the stockholders.
rne company VIII be kept going, and tho
object will be to so conduct ITS Affairs
that II can be put back ilto the hands or
the company proper.
There Is no Intention 10 sell the prOp
crly II VIII be operated and run on the
hest business methods Yes. a number "f
the Texas stockholders came over ycHter.
day to attend the meeting Of the bonrd OF
directors That Is what they came for.
and not TO Interfere with the proceedings
IN amy way, ms Unlimited IN the dispatches.
The board decided after careful Consid-
Grafton, that II would he better 10 have
receiver appointed and 10 protect the
stockholders from litigation that would be
bound TO follow this one suit The board
very Wisely decided that II wonld he dis
astrous TO have suits cropping up from ali
over the country. II these accounts can
be settled ana ADJUSTED, hs we nope, thell
the affairs Will run smoothly. Our pur-
pose is that the business shall run right
along without interruption"
How about the old oil contrnctsr' was
asked.
We'll" replied Receiver Lemle, 'of
course when the company went into the
hands of n receiver, thp old contracts were
ahrognted The receivers will not nttemp,
to carry out those old oil contracta.
Hy tho double oHIcr secured by the court.
Judge Pnrlangc for this district, and Judge
Pardce for Texas the receivers now hive
Jurisdiction over oil the territory.
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TO RELIEVE SITUATION.
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Republican Leaders Discussing the
Coal Famine.
THEY ARE BECOMING UNEASY
And Arc Casting About for Some Plan to
Divert Public Attention from Evils Of
Protective System.
BECOMING UNEASY

Washington, January 12.--1t Is expected
that congress will pass a bill removing
the duty Of o. cents ton on coal import
cd into this country. This bill may take
the form Of q rebate or drawback for nine
~ days. and also will provide for reciproc-
lty admitting free 81 duty coal imported
into this country from countries granting
the same privilege to the United States
The ways and means committee will meet
tomorrow and, according to the present
program, report hill In a few days
number OF republicans who have here
toforc been opposed to changing the duty
ON coal said they would not oppose the
bill, provided It did not open the whole
iari6 question. There has been some gen
,ral TUX abont an agreement to pass such
a bill, without opening up the tariff ques.
tion, aud the republican leaders expect tic
house bill viii be pissed promptly by the
senate.
There was conference on the door OF
the senate today, participated Ia by Sen.
ators Adrich, Spooner. Allison and Lodge
and Chairman Payne OF the house commit
tee on ways aud means. After tno confer
cnce Senator Aldrich announced In the
senate when resolution 10y senator Vest
FOR the removal of tue duty or coal cam,
up, that he believed there would me uc-
tion elsewhere regarding the removal ot
the duty" He did not think tac senate
should Initiate such legislation.
Among the bills before the house ways
and means committee affecting the duty
on conl Is Que introduced carN in the SOS
Sion 10y Representative HiU ~ Connecticut,
This hill is receiving the serious and favor
able consideration " the committee. IL
Provides
There shall be allowed and paid. under
surh regulations rs the secretary Of thu
treasury shall prescribe. on all conl NJ
every kind mud form imported iuto any
port on the Atlantic coast n drawbncG ot
the import duties pale on the SANE, 10 and
including the 3Dth div Of June, 1905
THIS act to take eject immediately on It's
passage.
Another bill. introduced 10y Representa-.
tive Mccall of Massachusetts. suepcuds the
collection ot duties on coal for ninety days
Mr.. Mccall and senator Lodge hud talk
on the house Side late In the dry. ono
member Of the ways and means commit
tee said II WIS immatcrlal whether a bill
TO suspend the collection Of duties or OF,
providing for "a rebate was adopted, since
both haNC the same eject. ami that It
would he only matter OF mrthol. but he
inclined to tie view that rebate bill
would be preferable
\ numhcr VI Iills have been introduced
n the house and referred tn the Nays and
means COMMITTEE. witch provides FOR tao
repeal Of NIL duties upon coal of all kinds
lmnnrtcd into the UuitcG states. There -
Sill another hin providing for Il reciprocal
TRADE relation hctweel tho United States
Hnd canada on coal II is not sta;e-d whcthc.
this last Hill Is 10 be considered tomorrow
with the rebate and suspension measures.
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mi. MeII Al Port Arthur.

Port Arthur, Texas, January 2'-Fhe
stinwell oil well is fast becoming center
OF great interest TO the people OF Port Ar
thur and others Interested In the oil bus
mess Yesterday the drill was down $40
feet and working in a coarse hard gravel.
while the oil and gas flowed freely. The
promoters of this well are determined TO
sink The well 10 depth OF COCO feet II
necessary. as they are confident OF getting
oil In this field.
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1T is A VERY BIG THING
BEAUMONT OIL MANS ESTIMATE OF
THE SOUR LAKE FIELD.
Injunction Asked by Jennie Halliburton
ct al Has Been Granted Against
G, A. Hill and Others.

Beaumont, Texas, January 12-Mr.
George A. Hill the local representative Of
The Babbit syndicate, which owns the
largest earthern tanks on Spindle Top,
has returned from Sour Lake and he re.
ports that the Sour Lake 6eid viii be far
greater than the Beaumont 6eld, even IN
Its paimy days. He gave out few OF the
Intentions Of the Babbltt syndicate. tie
said that the thug they had done was
to cloec a deal FOR a large tract of the
Sour Lake land and they are looking For
another tract He further says that they
viii commence at once to construct a pipe
Hue from the Sour Lake field to a point
on the Southern Pacific and his firm will
become common carriers Just as soon as
they get In shape 10 do so. He also says
that they viii construct OF once lurVA stor-
age tanks at Sour Lake and viii make an
effort to get in on the ground door In the
Sour Lake field aud stay with II. From eS
perlences at Spindle Top we Will be IN
better shape to make a success, that we
did not have when we entered the Spindle
Top held, says Mr.. Hill, and We feel con-
iident that success awaits u.s.
There was fled some time ago by Jennie
Halliburton and others petition asking
for an injunction restraining the defendant
from using and disposlnG OF more oil from
about thirty ncres OF land in the Humph-
ries league The plaintiffs allege that G.
A. Hill and others have taken possession
Of about thirty acres of land In the
HUMPHREYS league and taken therefrom oil,
and that some of the oil had escaped Into
bitches, some OF which had been dug on
the plaintifs' property. II Is alleged that
there is about 10000 barrels Of oil IN
tanks. which defendants have built on the
property, and that some of the oil has
been diverted into cash, and that they are
attempting to sell the balance Of the oil.
II 10 estimated IN the petition that 80 per
cent Of the oil In the tanks was taken from
the wells situated on the Humphres
league, to which the plaintiffs lay claim. IT.
is also alleged that the balance that is
left In the tanks Is worth 500, 90. The
rental Of the ground area taken by the
tank sites is worth $1,000 Il month and
there is due from defendant $1,000. Ghe
injunction prayed for was granted by Judge
Pope with the provision that the respond
ents could eIpend money for current ey-
penses, The bond was placed at $1,000 aud
leturnable January II The Post men.
toned something IN regard to, this suit
looked to with much interest by those
represented in the oil field. but there is
no chance OF the suit being tried In this
term OF court, or the next three terms I'M
less the bill providing for two district
courts in Jefferson county Is passed by the
legislature, for there Ia over 1900 suits
filed already In the district court that have
not been thought Of being tried this term
Of court
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VIII Ride for Vanderbilt.

New York January 12.-Jerry Ransch,
the California Jockey, will ride for w X.
Vanderbilt In France next season at a
salary of $1,000
John S Mcdonald. Mr. Vanderbilt's agent,
secured Rnnsch's release by the payment
of n big bonus. Ransch will continue to
ride I'm the colors Of Burns AZ Waterhouse
for month and viii then sail for France
II his riding is satisfactory Ransch's con
frnct viii be- renewed at the eud Of the
season for two years
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HARVEY HARRELL CASE.
Jury Selected After All Challenges Had
Been Exhausted

San Antonio, Texas, January r. The
case OF the State VS.. Harvey Harrell. in
dirted for murder was called for trial IN
the Thirty seventh district court today and
ready. The entire day was consumed IN
securing jury each side exhaustlng nll
their challenges. llarrel u charged with
man If this city, IN Bun brothers saloon
on the night Of August Is, 1902. Tho
trouble originated while the two were DRINK
ing in n saloon on Commerce street, a few
hours previous ilarrell Is well known
postal clerk having been IN the service
For years. Many people from Austin,
trial. Evidence Will begiu tomorrow,
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resulted from the interference Of Prince
Won WindischgrAets.
II IL difficult 10 ascertain the exact truth
OF the statement that the Count De Lonyin
has actually left the countess One report
received late tonight, alleged 20 emanato
Mcntone. declares that the couple were
still staying at the villa Kahn. There APP
pears to be no doubt however, that the
count Is seeking either a separation OF n
divorce. The latter would be difficult 20
obtain, owing TO the fuct that both the
count and countess are Catholics.
Frequent and serious disputes broke out
between tue couple as early as the nrst
year Of their marriage,
rho countess seemed unable TO conform
herself TO the life Of n simple COUNTIES o.
after the years she had spent 10 travelling.
Ihe count wanted TO settle down quietly AZ
Budn Pest. but his wife insisted upon re-
siding In London and living In expensive
style. In addition to this the social dis
tancc separa ting the couple caused annoy
ance and humiliation to the count. who.
upon several occasions, when his wife MAS
pnylnr Imperial visits, was Obliged TO await
her outside IN the carriage, Further
sell hts Hungarian estates 20 satisfy his
wlfc'S wants
THE SAXON SCANDAL.
Geneva. january 12-Dr Zchme, coun-
sci NJ the Saxon court for the crown
princess Of Saxony, who recently elopcd
With NJ Giron. has issued y statement, "a
the effect that Giron has been requested
to leave Geneva during the preliminaries
to the divorce proceedings, but that the
NJ Giron She Is taking steps 10 obtain q
divorce and nothing more II Is expected
that the legal negotiations may be brought
TO a conclusion at amy moment,
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Court in Montoomery County.

Ccnroe. Texas, January ~ District
court convened today Judge l.. b. High
tower, presiding District Attorney S. A..
Mccall and District Clerk A. W. Morris
Jr.. present Visiting attorneys. Th mas
~ Ball and W. l.. Dean ~ Huntsville.
4. j. Dun Of Beaumont. J. sullivan
and +. Mcdonald Of Montgomery, J G..
Hutchcson Ir j. NJ Cobb aud Rowe and
Tod OF Houston and y. T. Davis and s..
4. Crawford OF WINS also present
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SIGNING HE PLAYERS.
Manager Reilly Getting Things in Shape
for Good Ball.

Manager Claude Reilly ot the Houston
team Of the south Texas league returned
SUNDAY evening from a short trip TO Calves
ton, where he went to confer with Manager
Elscnfclder on league business.
The two managers Went over the sltua'
tina aud from the reports received from
all quarters they found things In first class
shape.
A letter fom san Antonio conveyed the In
formation that the street car company there
had concluded a lease " the ball grounds
for two years and new stands Will be built
at once and the park and diamond placed
in the best possible condition
Manager Reilly Is still negotiating with
PLAYERS and expects to have all his team
signed within a few weeks.
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In, Subcommittee Submits It's Re.
oott with Recommendations.
IS A dREwsoAf DOCUMENT
Have Grown Worse Since An
- .,., Until Today tho Spectre OF
49, Times Is. Found Everywhere.

A .n January 12.--lne eenhle
asni"s PORTO Rico and the Pacific is-
PM, .o5ov 10 receive the report OF
r. lne appointed In the last SEES
4 sup'V ,arcst,uate conditions In Hawaii,
a 70 an,,,ittee consisted Of Senators
- oregon. Barton d Kansas. Fos-
!, washington, Cockrell OF Missouri
y p,octhurn of Kentucky. The last Two
:, 1,d not visit the islands but senator
,,,nr, ioiued in the recommendations
-. ,ueutv.six. The visit TO the Is
Y made last September and Gov
~ n,v.6ve DAYS. during which time
II - rncctlpgs were held and 17d wit
- we're interrognted'
~ 'J,,ati,n was general and covered
.,ors with which the government
Y s.,n Gould be concerned. The condl'
a ,ogolrs TO the leper settlement on the
4 If o. MolcBai excited the hveiiest ln-
H. .,rroittee recommends that the man
4 ,.on, Of the COLONY I've transferred to the
.lno bospjtnl service, with headquarters
4w,sbipgton. and that II general retreat
i oll the lepers OF the United states be
Il bllsbed Oh that Island.
a, Tho time OF the visit OF the commit
4 ,bcr, were S5S lcprous patients In the
ssmept The opiuion is expressed that
4 - ,ro many hundreds of other cases OF
arosy In the territory.
'abore we're IA deaths In Molokai and
~"
4 births T..
AlucJ diversity OF opln1ou "us A'uu' -
Il, territory az to whether the control
,o,,lrr,out should be retained by the
nc Se't'' ~ ,hougb all the Ter,
Editorial government 1--WE" ,s,S,a
4pral officers were tuuuu 10 pe AaN"RauA0
srcb rptcniiou The committee takes
su'S ',,,,,, il, f,,or Of Il change, saying.
toDs s'Vu"1 -. .,.,,,,,,h.,, -
Il Your committee has oeeu sollcWnuV SUI
Z sed TO mud tnat under existing manage
:, nj ia. lepur settlement ipdlscriminate
t.,,.,,,,,.t. Communication is
n sitlnItV a. ,S, iruaui Nnrringrs arg
q allteu ~ Ii ,r,,nsartrd t'mlurrn are
iefu ~ rcsnlf OF coucuuinage, and
2fu' an1 as .,,,,ai3 scnIn 10 rerprd ali inns
nS,y ~ nrrnissinle. but protest vigcr.
~ Vu nS.,,i uS n system OF segregation tnnt
4 "a nrnysrt IL ~
1RHc la,nmittor adds: "The only attempt
El,nbgIv TO ubDtC or minimize tuis eVil
Az ,ennsgIling aud earnestly urging mar
ege on the part of lepers, oven going SO
4 AZ 10 aid in facilitating divorces where
Heprous man or woman mas vile or nus
Nud outside Of the settlement, 80 that tue
I1sband or wife thus released from the mar
Bic obligation might again be married 10
Helper, aU Inmate Of the settlement
Regarding the labor question, the CON.
eslness men Of inc Islands TO secure the
HnoYsl q some OF me reslrlctiqhs on M,
~ lhnilslatlpu, eeuatot5 NlltcugIl huu
q a.ei! teP4 toI ul'uS ~ uidIgiitS W tiie SUI
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Colonel Morrison Dangerously u.

Chicago, January l2.-Coouc william Il.
Morrison, former interstate commerce COIN
missioner, Is lying dangerously III at his
home In Waterloo. Wis. says a dispatch
To the Record Herald A consultation hns
been held, Dr. Bryson Of st. Louis being
called In. II was decided that an operation
was necessary but the extreme age Of
the patient renders this precarous,
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no REeuLATE sALooNs.
Dallas Council WiIl,Ty 10 Keep Them
in Business District.

Dallas Texas. january ~ The eity
council tonight took advanced and radical
ground on the saloon question. Il was Prae
ticallr determined 10 outlaw al suburban
saloons. cts Attorney Henri was instruct
ed 10 frame an ordinance prohibiting the
location Of saloons out side The trr limits
Dailas nre hereafter to BIZ lOcntad IN tlle
business district The citv council ord rod
r. special session 10 I've held on Friday night
next to congidrr the proposed new or1u,
nnuoe. which VIII prGHEbly hc 'raiir 1edea'
through
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smalInox h castro COUNTY.

Dimmltt Texas, January o There are
hrec cases Of smallpox at this place Health
officer Tinspy has quarnntined nud IL Ia
lnped that the dreaded disease VIII be
stopped where Il Is II rs not IN q very bad
'orn nnd no one has been seriously AFFLICTED
NTH
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New York, January -. In the pool tour
uamcnt which is to open In Brooklyn TO-
night aud last ibrce weeks there VIII be-
uino competitors H. p Stoft. champion
OF the West and Joseph Kirkland, cham
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TYLER BANK CASES.
Government Has Pronounced Ready TO
Proceed.

Tyler Texas, January II. The First VA
tional bnnk cases were called for triai ~
the Federal court this morning. The gov
eminent announced refdy. the defendants
asked for time Ia prepare and present 70 the
court several motions. which was grhhtr,,ii'
THO rest Of tbe day was consumed py cars
Ing The ilat u tho veniremeD AMI nearing
excuses from them.
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Mems Office Coats and
Cardigan Jackets
Great Special Sale Of
Mems Shirts
Mark Down Prices

Mlhaltan make Shirts OF white Linen.
stun bosom, regular 80 grade, Qsc
A Popular standard make Shirt OF white
Linen, stiff bosom, perfect in every
point, regular TOO grade. sale sAc
price ..... Jul
The Famous Pug shirt OF arcy colored
pleatcd bosom with detached and attached
cuffs, in the late iali patterns, tegu-TEc
lar 1 90 grade, sale prices, iJI
The Famous FuG and EAGLE make
shirts OF Woven Madras and oxford
Cloth, uegligc style, cuffs attached and
detached, beautiful patterns, assortment
OF new styles, regular 100 grade, IT,
sale price ........ . ~ IJk
Manhattan make Shirt. neglIgee style,
Woven Madras, 400 and 50 M
grade, sale price 49,. - ..... ~
Manhattan make Shirt, stiff aud pleated
bosom, new fall patterns, cuff de- nEo
tached, 200 and $50 rFsie SJL
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SLOW Fever Is The most dreaded of sn
diseases OF fhe south. oHlplNE prevents
aud eUlcn.
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Mile selling-Forte 1906, Dipglcy Bell 101
johnny McCarty lO4, Nllgar 1o6, Cllssando
1906 Learoyd 10l, All About 101. Rimrock
100 Kitty Kelly l04, Light Ball 100, MHtlu
hell co. Rosario 90.
Seven furongs. selling -Blackthorn ia
Burncts Wnlkaway ia, Maggie Felix 112
Tufts 1903, Jim Gore u IA, Bernotq IO9
III, Sleeping Child 100, Winward 100, Pruc
1o7.
Mile and 100 yards, selling 1oT
Bonnie Lissak l07, Larry Wit 107. Iras 81
AlanaTic 81, lgnacio i07 Hungarian 100
St Sever 1o4. Hesper liz, Dupont lO4
Nlgrettc ~. Csstake 100 Nellie Forest III
EsCarola 50.
Seven furiougs. selling Angelo io6, Legal
Maxim 1903, Mission lo3. Assessment lO6
Golden Cottage 100, MT Goodwin lo8, A1a
Delyiza 90, Constable iO6, Brissac 1903
,Three,,g91art,ers Of q mile. selling The
Ban Room Belle 105, Isbellita 1O7 Andrew
Ring los Epicure ll2, Pure Dale 1Ot, ONYX
IL t02, Instar 1903. Alice Cary iO2 Little
Margaret 1903. Horiatus 49, Someone's los
Mile, selling -Elorlente 106, Illilluon lOG
J. o. I. lot, Sir Lewis l13. Stromo iu6,
Lecturer loo Ohio Girl %, liberia i04. Sir
Eempton 100.
Clear and fast.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco, January l.. Weather
clear; track fast.
Futurity course, selling Saint
ly. Karibel. Time 1:l1h.
seyen-sixtecnths Of a mile, 2-year'ods-
Annie Marie, Ssmur, Select. Time ;42Ia,
Futurity course, selllng--Laura F. NJ,
MeXicann, Young Morello. Time 110K.
Mile and fifty yards-Grafter, Illowaho,
Bill Massie. Time 1;43.
Thirteen 81 xteenths Of a mile, selling
Barkleyite, Vohicer. Father Wentker. Time
1;2t.
Mile and sixteenth, selling-Lodestsr r,
Searcher, Artilla. Time 1854.
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Mems Underwear

Derby ribbed, fleece lired heavy cotton,
pink color, regular soc quality, 10
sale price 81. 81. .,.......,... JOL
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NEW ORLEANS.

one mile, purse, J-year-olds- Brookstor
III, Aurle &, 10. Shrine los, Blanco,
AM Tiger, Memphiun 1o2, Seepyhead,
Burke Cochran 90, Gold Bride, yarna
Fonso, Lady Superbs. HELEN HAY %
One mile, selllug--Alfred 1870, Cluster i2s,
Hop Scotch, Peat 10, Sbaudopdeld 122,
Russelltop 100. To-day. El Rey, Lococbce.
Socapa 11s, Grautor, Tichull lt3.
Three-fourths Of mile, purse-~Scorpio
ia, Nmp0 LEtrenpe los Buccluth i01.
Carl Kahler. Eaoma TO-, KISS Quick loo,
The Pride Of Surrey 20. Our Jessie, Morie
Belle, Pinto 81, Taucrcd, Farmer jim 81.
One and seven eighths Of mile, hHudI-
cap-Jessle Jarboe i05, Mat Tommy l0S,
Hayward Hunter 100, Erne 81, Nettte
Regent 96, King Barleycoru %.
One mile. purse Ecome ITO. Emsheo,
Itargls, Jack Demund, Little Scout jos.
Jim Clark 100. Port Royal l05, Commits.
sIoucr Forster 1903, Thanc, Flint Lock 100,
The StewHrdcss, Lady Alberta 9S
Two miles, selling Latson. Gin Spray
100, Pothcen 10, Compass 90.
Clear and slow.
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Mems Underwear

Medium weight, nearly all wool, blge
color, Shirt or drawers, finished nicely,
regular las qua ity, sale or
price ....... ..... ......... OH
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Mems Work Gloves

Made Of horse hide, asbestos and buck
skin, perfectly made in every detail, O0c
regular i.2S quality ......, 80. wv