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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-10


Knoxville. Tenn, June 70 and %
July 10. III and II. Rate of one fare
for the round trip return limit Aug,
H. Can be extended to sent. 30.
Waco, July "a and IA and morning
train OF July ID, $2.75 round trip;
return limit July 10.
HiIisboro. Old Settles and Old
Soldiers Reunion Dates OF sale
July 10 and IL; return limit July 10.
Rate $I.40
Fayetteville, Texas, La Grange
Western Baptist Association. Tick
cts on sale July Ia and for trains
scheduled to arrive at Fayetteville
mornings of July - and IL. Rate
500.
Galveston, account Democratic
State Convention. Tickets on sale
July l3 and IA; return limit July Is,
Rate 1896.
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Notice.

On and after this date, July 10,
empty jugs and other receptacies
used for the transportation OF
mineral and spring water will not be
called for or picked up by the com
panies named below, but must be
delivered to our respective Offices if
transportation is desired. AS they
are transported free while empty
they will be accepted only at the
owners risk Of breakage.
Wells Fargo Express Co.
by Louis George, Agent.
American Express Co.
by +. j. Roach, Agent.
WaXahachie, Tex, July 10. ~
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In the Courts.

The following convictions were
had in the district court yesterday:
Arthur Sparks, colored, burglary I;
two years in the reformatory.
Wash Halbut, colored, burglary /;
two years in the pen.
The case of NJ. A. Page, charged
with forgery, went to trial this morn
ming.
The case against Mack Jackson
for burglary was continued on ac-
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n B-The rate from all points, fare plus two
October
aIIs
stop privileges than offer,
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No False Claims.

The proprietors of Foley's Honey
and Tar do not advertise this as a
sure cure for consumption" They
do not claim 1t will cure this dread
complaint in advanced cases. but
do positively assert that 10 will cure
in the earlier stages and never fails
to give comfort and relief in the
worst cases. Foley's Honey and
Tar is without doubt the greatest
throat and lung remedies. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by Il. w. Fearis.
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The first train over the 4. = g. n /.
Is scheduled to run into italy this
evening. The event will be esle-
brated tonight with q big rally and
Mr.. y. ID. Pickens tells us that be
has shipped twenty-five kegs Of
beer to that place with which the
people will make merry.
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Attention Fraters.

Have heard from the Sardis team.
They will be here on time Thursday
afght, July 10. A full attendance Is
desired. Two initiations.-C. NJ q.
Brady, Secy.
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A. r. Bass, of Morgantown, Ind,
had to get up ten or twelve times
during the night and had severe
backache and pains in the kidneys.
Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure.
Sold by b. w. Fearis.
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Whv do women contfnue 10 endure
suffering caused by MoFuanIy diseasesS
There are many answers 20 that ques-
kfon. Sometimes because they have ex-
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Two Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney com
plant for about two years." writes
a. H. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Ia,
''but two bottles of Foley's Honey
and Tar effected permanent cure"
Sold by b. W. Fearis.
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When Other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t
has cured when everything else has
disappointed. For sale by B. w.
Fearis
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Foley's Kidney Cure pnrIfies the
blood by straining out impurities
and tones up the whole system.
Cures kidney and bladder troubles.
Sold by b. w. Fearis.
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Friday and Saturday will be two
big bargain days at Cheeves Bros.
Il Co. 81
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Don't fail to read Cheeves Bros.
Il Co.'s big ad today. They offer
some rare bargains. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
STRIKE GOES ON.
FERNS of indianapolis Agreement
Rejected by MtMcrs.

4 DUBOIS. Pa. April s.. The district
efIirers OF the United Mine Workers
lnd delegates from the mines of the
Rochester and Piltsbrrg Coal and Iron
company have rejected the lndianapo,
lis agreement reached last Friday by
their national executive board and Gen
eral Manager Robinson of the Eoches.
ter and 'il'Sburg company.
} The conferences between the district
officers, til" delegates and Mir. Robinson
took plac" 1T Punys,ltawncy, the first
session being held in the morning,
when MIR. robinson submitted the lii
diHnHpolis agreement AS follows:
York to be resumed on the same
basis OF price for mining and day labor
and conuiions as existed N the begin
ming of he last scale year. cXrep, that
at EicanOra the miners shall push ears
one way in all rooms that are now or
may hereafter he equipped with iron
rails, otherwise present conditions Of
| mule haulagc to continue. and at the
| Florence mines cars to he handled.
W bull1 lnlllS anu 'N'illf, 'N PUSH
| ing one way except in such places now
\ working and equipped for electric haul
age. The present conditions of pushing
| cars will cont ti,lic until such rooms are
| exhausted or worked out. after which
| the ears during the present scale year
will he hauled one way and pushed one
way. as customary after regular mule
haulage
This the miners refuse to accept. and
another conference was held during llie
afternoon. Mr. Robinson stated he had
10 further Offer to make. The miners
refused absolutely to accept this agree
, nent and insisted upon nothing less
than the Altoona scale. which is in If
feet that mules must he placed in al
mines where possible to haul ears. The
conference therefore adjourned. and
the strike goes on. with no immediate
prospect of settlement. The district
officers say that General Manager Rob
insOn must come to them the next time
for settlement. Depression has every
where in The region taken the place of
the good cheer that was manifested on
the announcement from Indianapolis
Saturday morning of II settlement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
DOTS.

/ nv
There is big rush Of frelgnt a
the p. W. Il b. freight house ant
and the freight handlers are work
Ing hard TO keep upwith their work
A force OF trackman is engaged
in making repairs 10 the +. W. 4
| b. roadbed between the Frencf
street station and the crossings al
Third street.
A number OF baggage aud pass
enger coaches are being repaired
in the LEGAL shops, aud will be ready
for seruicc in u few days. lIngins
No. SO, which has been overhauicd,
was put IN service yesterday.
Brakeman A. c. Brown OF the p.
W. a. B. railroad had his left hand
badly injured at Thuriow early
this morning. Brown was engaged
III coupling cara when his hand be-
came caught badly mangling his
thumb. lie was brought to his
home. No. ) West llth street.
The Phoenix Fire Company has
ruined Its new striker.
Mrs. Mary Schalze, vile OF Ber.
nard Schulze, died in Baltimore on
Friday.
Charles II. Mcguire, formerly Of
this city, has been awarded gold
medal in New York for asculpture.
The Filth Regiment Association
will meet ior permanent org anlZa-
tion in the rooms OF Phil Sheridan
Post. at Ninth aud King streets,
this evening.
The monthly meeting OF the
Florence Crittenton Home will be
held on Wednesday afternoon at )
O'Clock. at their new home, No. 500
West Fifth street.
The Rev. S. Il. Brown, pastor
Ezion M. f. Church has been pre-
sented with gold by the congre-
gatlcn.
The labratory andlibrary at Del.
aware College were inspected last
night by a number OF the members
ot the Natural History Society oil
Delaware. The trip was made
upon the special invitation Of the
professors. who welcomed the visi-
tors aud showed them over the IN
stilutlon.
General Superintendent w. A.
Garrett, Division Superintendent
J. +. Turk aud A. G. McCausland,
of the L. IL X. Railroad visited this
city on an inspection tour yester-
day.
IlrninW nileSD Mower mind if nnN=
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Wana mn !,er Met the aiscr.

BERLIN, April S. According to the
KIrines journal. John WanHmnker
was presented TO Emperor William
during one of his ma icstys cXpedi
tiOns to Norway. The introduction 0c-
Cured on board the Ilamhll & Anieri
can line steamer Augusta Victoria
when the emperor visited that steamer
Disrcgarding ceremony. Mr.. Wanamnk-
cr graspcd Emperor Williams hand,
shook il firmly and said: II am glad TO
meet such an cnlorpriSing young man.
That is just the sort Of thing we Ad-
mire in America" And the c0nversa-
lion continued in this familiar tone.
Emperor William. who seemed to he
highly entertained by this ronvcrSu-
tion. remarked arterwHrd to Il member
of his suit, "In all my life nobody ever
talked to me like that"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
GOOD GETS
HIS MEDAL.

Washington, April IA beautiful
gold medal, appropriately engra we'd,
accompanied by u laudatory letter
from superintendent S. |. kmba!l,
CT the Llfe-SavIng Service, was to-
day sent to Mr.. John 0. Good, Of
West Chester, Pa. Mr. Good IS IS
years Of age, and is a brakeman %
the Philadelphia. Wilmington 4
Baltimore Railroad, running from
PerIyv:Ilc to Philadelphia. lie rcceiv
es the medal for axtraordinayy and
distinguished bravery in saving the
Lies Of nine persons at Delaware Bay
July, 1900.
1t was only because Representa- tive
hut'cr heard Of lle deed that Official
recognition came 20 the young maa.
Mr. Butter wrote to the Secretary
OF the Treasury. The latter had the
LlIe.>aving Bureau look into it. and
the result was the sending to day by
Mr. Butter of the medal and letter to
AIR. Good. The story is told in the
letter, and 1t is related how ON the
4tll of July, 1900, Mr.. Coed was ont
on Delaware River IN naptha launch
and rescued seven young men, from
tIic bottom OF a boat. The young men
were residents of South Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Must Answer E,ital For Assault

'''"r@y'own. DEL, April !.
Robert AvcriIl has been chos-
en- foreman Of the 'irand jury
IN The present session Of the
Superior Court.
The trial OF Nehemiah IIar-
mon, coIorcd, charged with
killing Henry Mitchell, white,
ON january -, is set for We'd
ncSdnv.
II is alleged that Harmon
drove an aX into Mitchcll's )
breast during IA quarrel, death
resulting on the following day.
Harmon is now in Jail.
Little Colds. " Thousands of
lives sacrificed every year. DR.. Wood s
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
cures big colds too, down to the yery
'tlSc VI consumption.
Tearing Down Old Depot.
The work of tearing down the
old Philadelphia and Reading
depot at Water and French street
was started yesterday.
The roof was torn off, and the
windows and partitions removed.
The work will take considerable
time as the foundation of the
structure, the workmen say, is
firm. Additional men were put
to work on the construction of the
retaining walls at Market and
Water streets yesterday and good
progress is being made on the in-
tersection arch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Miss IapUnn tuiutIped lpsurr

BOSTON April 5. Miss Jane Top.
pan. he nurse who has been for five
months in Earnstahlu jail awaiting
trial on the charge Of fatally poisoning
three members Of the Davis family at
Cataumct. has been ofiirH y adju,lgrd
insane ny the three alicnists secured
by the state To inqur" into the prisou-
cr's mental condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
w omen S Extra Fine Kid Gloves at 81
Sentenced Ia life iUipriS8nmcmt,

ITHACA \. Y. April 5. dimes
thurcniIl of Ithaca. who last June 1T
Nrwield killed his wife Minnie and his
fath"r-in-Iaw, pduic! Minturn. a1 TIE
luttor's home has been sentenced to
life Imprisonment ut Auburn. Justice
Lyon Of the supreme court prUu"Inc.
ing sentence. TN" prisoner pleaded
guilty to murder in III" second degree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
SPRING DRESS GOODS

Every fabric that is nlorsol by fashion here in all the
Ia onr that will delight the critical woman Price
is naturally primes pal attraction, with the Spring ,s~,nuk
nY under full swing such offer, as these will be double
Hr'rrcmtcI
shnini
1"nis' thIe all sut1j prr:y,
Mi,rai. ,li,m
,les ''''
49,"
ea n
AMI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
GlN lNAnnu In lllinnIa

ROBINSON. H.. April s.. A compa
ny boring for coal oil ana gas in prop
"rty near this city has struck n vein Of
gas at IA depth of l.uGO feet When ig-
nitrd, the gas blazcd up twenty feet OF
more
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
About Sixty Appeals.

| - tnr about six y appeals have leer
nieu with 'he Board Of A ssessment Ho.
v1slon and appeals now Il ting
| The board will continue is ses sions
every afternoon nud evening during the
month. In some cases the Aeses ,msn On
dwellings has been raised 81 00O and the
owners ot The hOu-e' nrs taking Appeals.
offered to sell them to The board At less
nan tho assessment, which has been
placed upon them. The appeals viii In
considered ia,er in the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Telephone Us

sr call in person for any kind Of Liquors or
Wines you may need. We are now bottlin g
the Book Beer. Wilmiugt in Brewing. D. w.
Lynch Il Co., grocers. main store, N. W. Cor.
udson amt Fourth streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
The New Cottons at Winning Prices

The of to-day. Loom poems They battle ,cscrip-
ton Designers Divers and spinncrs wrong ght ovcer
effects. Fheir delicate and soft coors vie with the
beauty of richest silks. They win YOU, but the
tr"u"" will b" to get enough to supply all who Our
present tempting lines all gone don't know where we can
repeat such good values; survey OF the market shows desr-
able r"to}s very We mention oniv few items hv
which You may Judge all.
SS and hfu' Fnc
ll -JFs 't shades, ryA7d
hnshtms AMI Cham The
-
th.n'r fort We
cs enras til-a utt,l
uluin h, ""N "''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
r. H:.. SCOTT,
,3I4 Market Street.
THE MILLINERY STORE

Correct ,l,aons chic effects such as you cannot find
duplicated anywhere in Wilmington is the character of our
Millinery 1t has taken time, much energy and mc, money
ERN which yrtcns This If it the REALLY ELE-
CAN'T MILLINERY you seeking, this your store for
it moderate prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Ed, RILEY
Remnants

Remnants and ends of mos
Of the black dress goods W,
have in stock. They are dis.
played on u table in the drcs,
goods aisle; skirt, dress an,
waist lengths all marked al
prices that will move them
fast.
One hundred and fifty pieces
of 10 cent printed lawns at 6
cents Il yard. This is a great
special for Wednesday.
The scarccst thing in the
market to-day is white mercer
lied madras. BY a fortunate
purchase we are able to show
You about 80 pieces Of these
desirable waist cloths in the
most beautiful designs, rang
ing in price lSc, 25c, 3Oc, 3!jc,
81 and 4Oc.
One more case of the Is cent
quality 45x36 pillow eases at
-! cents.
Extra large Turkish towels,
white and unblcachcd at 12a
cents.
We will sell on Wednesday
80 white bed spreads, regular
$1.25 goods at $1.O0.
228-230 King St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Will NOlE For Guhun ncIief

SYRACUSE. n. u. April s. Con.
prcssman NJ. +. Drisroll who in the
Republican conference has opuoscd
President liuosryclts plan for rtci-
rrOrity with Cuba. has anno,nrcd his
intention Of voting with the majority
Of his party when the question comes
up in the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
THrRE will BE- ! howl. q ,isAteo,,

THERE will BE- how'll d Sightsous
Indignation 60 up fsom the owaers
OF real estate when they pay their
next city taxes which are due In
July. 1t is a down right shame
that the city treasury should be
plundered ard the Of operty owners
be compelled to help make up the
shortage year alter year. God
help the man who is property poor
and hudsit hard work to pay his
taxes and keep up repairs. Every
tax payer with few exceptions has
been seen aud raised until ike the
orange which has been squeezed
oi revenue to ne found. Instead OF
raising the TAX rate the Democrats
like some Other smart politicians,
have raised the assessment instead.
We believe that sufficient revenue
san be raised in this city wltilout
having to put up the tax at any.
thin. like the present rate
There could be some retrencl,-
ments inau.urated that would ef-
iect a saving o. several thousand
dollars Il year. Then il II was
necessary the city departments
could be run under one head with
something on the order ol The make
up OF the Philadel phia heads y, The
departments. Our present city
government is certainly peach
and lakes the Dun. baNe shop and
all. The proDerly owner has no
redress bat to pay. II he tails 10
pay the CITY authorities will order
that his property all be sod
TO procure what they rob you OF
under sulsc OF the law. Every
man should expect pay his share
but because you have been thrifty
and accumulated two or three
houses there IS no earthly reason
why YOU should he taxed TO death
and thereby put proh!bilory cdict
on building. Bv investing your
money IN mortgages, stocks aud
hohds you would lhereOy escape all
taxes. lou would take no risks ot
bad tenants, oil whi,h th-sc are a
lew and the wear aud tear besides
one and dozen things that nobody
but Il property owner has his pa.
tlence trird with There is one
way 10 bring Il change about aal
that is to elect lnen tn the City Cuun.
Gil who will pieiGc themselves to
put the tax rate iowa and Keep 1t
there. Besides inausurate uumcr-
ons other re Iorms that wouid make
a more prosperou, CITY and lis peo-
pie happy an content.
lllE conmLnjIy loses a hcjuful
woman in the death of Mrs, llar.
rlelL LapclIe, vile OF George 5
CapeIIe Mrs. Cape.le wNen in
h"aiih was very active lnI az.
Grcs>lre lady She had Il sunnv
disposition and made host 0!
friends and WAS sentai com oIE-
ION 10 her Oereavcd husband. FOR
the last SIX wears she had been an
Invalid, slitcrNN. tor some tiu.
from a naralyttc s'roAG. the third
one comm. on last Thursday while
VISITING Atlantic City Tor her
health. She WAS Interested IL
church work and scvcra! societies
Tor the betlerm.ut o. the lnIIans
and the Home lcr Erleudiess Chill.
drep
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
IoCure o Cold in One Dav.

Inke Laxative Broino Quinins Tablets
All druggists refurd the money II 1t fails
TO cure. K. W. Groves signature IL on
hescbex. 70 cents IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
The New Rain Coat

The New Rain Coat
combines all the qualitie' )
of the light weight over
coat AMI macintosh in
one garment. The fabric
in the coat is chemically
treated which makes it
absolutely rain proof and
can be worn rain or shine.
Call and look through our
choice selection of pat
terns. We sell the $40
rain coats fer SIS and the
SIS rain coats for $4,000.
Just the season to buy
and we can save you
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

Dr.. Si,nms White PulMoric BalsOm
The extraordinary Lung Remedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

Itching piles? Never mind if ply
sicians have failed TO cure you. Try
Doan S Ointment. No failure there.
30 cents at any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4l.Mi per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills al $4.s1a4m4SS for
demand and at S4.S5l, ,f4s5'. for 90 days
Posted rates A.Si and sA.&12. commercial
bills. As4Au4S5"4. Bar silver. ;57sc. Mex
lean dollars 42c. Government bonds
steady. State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds steady. Closing prices:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

=
pver the price o adm ssion which
has been placed within the reach
pf all.
STRAW BERRIES, which the small
lruIt growers counted on so much
10 Delaware and New Jersey have
been supplanted several weeks ago
by Strawberries from the South,
They have been selling as low as
rs cents aquart, Think what th at
would mean to our small raiscrs il
They could only get patent on the
atmosphere and put their berries
In the market during the month Of
April.
WHERE. oh where, has the con.
tract been that in the safe was
EoundI
The mystery has been cleared
away to some extent but lis disap-
pearanCe and the nIts temperance
has set the people talking once
more and numerous suggestions
are offered as TO where 1t has been
oil this time while so much has
been said about the light contract
Nor so much the gft as the feel.
irg that prompted the giving, is
the way in which the good people
Of Pennsgroye, n, j., feel towards
the firemen OF our CITY. Espe ciaIly
to members oil the Friendship and
Liberty fire companies who crossed
over 10 Jersey with the chief OF the
department and extInyulshed
(e in that town on October 7th,
Pl, The Pcnnsgrovc people will
..tl soou forget the services rem.
deIe | teen h, n: Wilmington vol.
lnicrr hrc c"upaGI"s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

. THE Passion Play and illustrates
song exhibition under the direction
Dt Professor Coward winch opened
nj Pyle $ 'ycte Academy last even
ing, and wlil cOn,Inuc for the bal e.
nnce OF tne week. - well wor h
,eerns. Ii IS worth several times
pver the price ot admission which
has been placed within the reach
pf all
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

General Superintendent W. A.
Garrett. Division Superintendent
J. +. Turk and 4. G. McCausland,
of the T. IL X. Railroad visited this
city on an inspection tour yester-
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-26
MiLLERS WILL STRIKE.
Minneapolis Flourmakers Demand an
Eight-Hour Workday.


Minneapolis. Sept 22.-By three
quarters vote the Minneapolis Flour
Mill Employees union decided during
the afternoon to 60 out on strike
next Monday if their demand for an
eight-hour work day is not granted
Over 600 were present at the meet
ing at Alexander's hail. The discus
sion was stormy and heated. For a
time it appeared as if the radical ele-
ment would control the assembly and
have a strike declared at once.
After running debate of several
hours, the conservatives managed to
persuade the members present that it
would be for their best interests to be
deliberate in their actions. A commit
tee of five was appointed to present
the union side of the case before the
managers of the flour mills Tuesday.
The committee asks an answer by
Thursday. If the mill owners de-
cision is in the negative, strike will
be declared, to take effect next Mon
day. A large number of new mem
bers was taken into the union. Nearly
every man in the mills now belongs to
the union.
If the men go out on strike they
will insist that hereafter every man
employed in the mills shall be mem
Der of the unions. The Flour Leaders
union by practically unanimous
vote decided to stand by the mill en-
plOyes