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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
BROkE iGINTNI ~ HII(TI.
NtSs Alice brakes after td,cr'isc> Tint
she win Not WAR;. VIM. u. TrOWbridge.

Ills udvor i-"mo'.f j. published to-day.
TRONW|l u RAKE Nr Slnopu y Drter
Ni'Ir' o % .......'.. r 'Ue' g." 'ltds'1.' cut 81
DIS ud E4ttl. .,I.t ia t..uL4. 3. . .i.4ui
hpuG,Vud Iruu DICEc. IVA, Ir'u u-clcu.
simeon j DraH" = q broker a. 90 Broad
way and lives a. $40 Mlji-ou Avenue Nu~,
Alice hammond Drake il hi- "~t daughter,
and hcr eng1sem"u' va, an ouuood ia
~" ~priug 1hr,c months ago lhn date
81 m" wedding wA~ -o' Cor Nlv -. and
10" breaking Of the ".cl.,euc,.' ha~ "cra.
stoned considerable ,lrpr'-n. A1nouurias
10" br'at TX 90 Al cagdg,m"I' hy adver-
'i-"fu mt II rut,"I uug-u.l I'm" wedding
invitations had jus h.c'i printed
MIR. Drake wound Lo' son reporters va--
f"rdly. ald a. hi hone u wa sad rhat
tie ga, erti I'm mt 'u'd AL there va, t. SAY.
William Bioodguud Huwlridgn j. "A son
~ MIR, and Airs IA nee \. itOW hiit.gr OF
- fast lEuty-Io,:tH street. Mr.. James
GTOvt i!se - a ian,"r at 10 Mas at -ria,l,
where Nc~uiiv" y 60. have ta.ir oIhcC>
Nj. Iro"bri *" Was Miss J"uhic y C6.ui.
nee. In'lr s,HuInc' HON" l. al NuIuton,
Conn M. iIuv hliisc -ili over tie '"...
phone from III summer, huiu" last night
that Il" hadn't any statement ia MAI
about the breaking Of j. son : enga cement
William Boo lEood iTow hIltg. Is a mem
be" of ia" Union League t'uh and ha- a
fortune of his own lie leit town on Friday
nj 1T and his relatives would not tell When
he would return,
OXFORD Drak" Of laa lexington avenue
not tell last night Why the engagement had
been broken.
~ is family natter said he, "and NO
statement viii be made by any ono con.
cerncd
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MS HEART SEIZED IP.
successful Oprr alton on . NeEr, Boy by
surgeon In Alabama

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. % When the
S1nth'i-t Aiahdnl Me lie Il League met
ms week AT Dnthan, D.. l. l.. Hin gave
an account Of how he had sewet up a wound
III the h,art of Henry MyiicA. a l3-yeal =
oil negro boy. Myiick was present In alp
parcntiy good health.
Myi.k Wa stabbed in the heart by a
white 10y on sept. IL. After being wounded
he walked few steps and fell He was
carried to his home. a cabin short distance
away.
At A. VI. lie was taken from tho bed and
place on an ingrovi>sl operating table
Tho operation VAS performed by the light
of two common oil lamps borrowed from
ncigaborin, caoin-.
AT tn" time the cxtremties were cold. the
pulse impercrptible. there was signing
respiration, AMI the patient w. partially
unconscious, \ small quantity of chloro-
form was given.
Examination showed that the knife had
entered little to the right Of tho left nipple
and had penetrated the cavity. An In
cision was first made onc-hali inch from
the breast oone aud carried out four inches
u.uu; the third rip. A similar incisiun vas
then MADE along the sixth rin aud the outer
ends Of these two were joined by a vertical
incislOn
lhe third, fourth and hftl ribs were
ten cut in two, and the door thus made
wa turned back and gave access to the
cavity
IN" pc.icgrdi IN. or $40 surrounding
to heart, was iouul - bc He'd with blood
f. IN tIr wound in ~" heart The wound
ia t.i' sac was enlarged two and a half
inches and eig!' ounces Vt blood removed.
IT," condition of IA" boy at once i'm
proved. II" surgeon then passed his
land into tie sac and pulled the heat
up when n hole one half inch in length
""as observed in the lsi' vent riclc From
this hole there Camo a s'rg.m f blood
a. every contraction.
The hole vas closed with gut suture
and this stopped the bleeding The peri
ca-d'um wa- then closed and tho door or
flap. brought down and stitched il position.
tn" boy was d"lrious for three DAYS
and hi, pul- averaged lij On the ft'ocutn
day Ne >at up for the first time and on
oct. II b" went to Dothan more than a
hundred ml"- away, n good specimen
81 "a hapr, and healthy little II. gro.
n" operating surgeon la- been p-r~i-
dom ~ the A!abn' a state Medical A~-noia.
ton. DIR. X +. Michel one. If th. oldest
AMI most "mineui ptjcl lpurrs in he
state, Wa present - a~'tr,, and DR.. t. {.
PGrSyr and several other pHr.i, ITS were
also there
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W. CANNON CONES TO SAY ADIEU
To Present His Letter of Recall Before
Going TO Madrid for France.

jules Cambon, formerly French AM
ba-sador at Washington, arrived yesterday
aboard the French liner La Savoi-, from
Havrc. He viii presen, his letter Of /, cali
to President Roosevelt and give good-by
TO his American frieId, He viii then 60
to Madrid. where he will represent his
Cow n mciIt.
N,hcr Iassongcrs by la Savoic we're
Francis kimbcl, president Of the Amcri-
can, Chamber Of Commerce. nj Paris J
Guiuet of III" Chamber Of Commerce AT
lNot,s. aud Charles Victor Hugo of the
Pari- Chamber Of Commerce They viii
attend ~" celebration next month of the
i5o,h anniversary of the New York Chamber
Of Commerce.
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BARON GEI FRS TO WE'D.
Netherlands Minister Said to ne Ensa Z I'd
to the sister Of sen li0r Kear.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-Washir gton So
ciety IL much Interested IL a rumor that the
engagement of Baron Gevers. the Neither
lands Mi ister. and Miss Lucy Kean, young
est sister to the New Jersey Senator, is soon
To he formally ANNOUNCED and that the
wedding will take place in Washington in
the early part Of this VII ter Being a cousin
to Preside. Roosevelt, Miss kean has taken
az impc TAFT pat in social matters here
al q j. very popular
Rr~on Covers. father to the present
Nj i-tcr. was the Netherlands Mister
to this cou try du ing the civil War. AID
married Mis- Catherine Wright daughter II
S''c'or william Wright of Newark, y. j. =,
at 81, John q urch il q H. city, la 1894
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CARNLGir,S aD CLASS TICKET.
station AGENT Sold u To HIM, but lie
Ira, rlicd first Glass.

sp,.IN FIJ!e DfJpdIcH 70 me Sun,
LoNO)N. OF. 2j.--A story comes from
Scotland about a millionaire travelling first
class on railroad with a third-cass ticke'
The story re!ers to Andrew Carnegie and
is 10 this effect.
He went TO a small station and asked for
r'ket. The averag' pa ,senger az this
point 10 worry democratic and travels third
elias, and i certainly not IA millionaire.
Tao clerk. therefore, gave Mr.. Carnegie a
thirI-c!a>~ ticket. and the philanthropist
only discovered this when he was sternv
asked on the train 10 pay the difference
in fares. OF course, Mr.. Carnegie produced
the necessary amount.
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SO(TAL CLtH NiN iGER SROT.
" Oundcd AT Ills Home and lie Declines
TO Tell VINO In iurrd HIM.

PAPKERsBURG, ". Va, oct . ". Z
Harley, ger cral MAJ ager Of the Aauhattar
Club, the leading Organization Of Parkers-
burg's social set, i, diving from a bullet
wound H. the breast He refuses 10 make
n statement a. tn how lie was wounded
He Was shot AT his HON" at O'Clock this
morning.
Harley had just returned from the club,
and first reports We're to the effect that he
WAS shot 10y his wife, with whom he haC
not been on the Lest terms. II" told the
affair, but when pressed said II wa ar acct
dent. Later he said that Lo Oh" but him
self had had anythii 10 90 With it. IL,
WAS shot through tho left lug, ard III,
physicians do not believe It could have
bccn self-lr 7ctcd
Mn. Narlrv W Ill NOT tnlk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

HN or NEW LIFEBOiT.
"htp'ihle and Non.C apsiIabIe. Its In.
N'nior Claims One on the Illinois.

'Nlc'a.- from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
''r" "a Hohok ken yesterday to witness tho
,'' 81 Il culIaps Idle lifeboai invented bv Capt
' tAg"nard', retired seamal. the ties
49, mace IN tho North German Lloyd pier
ld~,n. Engelhardt has inst allied one n,
u, ',d', OH the Da' leship Illinois When
'.oed The apparatus il about ten inches
: A few turns Of "A lever in the centre
'pi'diH ou' o." canvas sides INT the
,ai assumes tie lines Of the conventional
ug..
~" Inventor claims that tho boat cannot
' ~ IL or capSi2"d Twentv-siS lr'g-
re-1ea ilto tho boat after il WIS III, T.
'' water and tried n Slircess fully o ups s IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
BRYAN ~ mo LAND DEiL.
One Of the Nrsoiiltors for 3.HoO.WN
Acre, In Ian Ada.

TonoNro. OFT, Oc;. 25.-W. j. Bryan.
H." former Democratic Candidate for the
Pre-i i"l cy, and Judco IT of Chicago al"
amoI.g group OF Gifted States capitalists
who are Regulating with ia" Otario
government tor ths purchase of 3,ooo,0U
acres Of land IN th" uaN ontario rcgiOi..
Tho region i particularly rich NJ forests
ard wide stretches ot tiyr agricultural
la. ii and l. being rapidly settled.
Alr Bryan and tuoec with whom he If
asso lated had planned. it ia said,to bring
in a number OF settler. from the United
States. Tho Govern ncn' announces that
some delay may be- erpcctci in the nego-
la iona. owing 10 the n,c.siiy or safe.
guarding provincial aud pubic rights in
such a large tran Sac'ipn.
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car AFTER LILLIAN SNELL.
Tits Her Carriage aud knocks Over the
Iiorse-Shr Jumps Gu, tnhurt.

Lillian Eussoll, the actress, was Oh her
way from her home Ia the Ari~ton to Wchc'
4 Fields, yesterday cvc'h & with her naic.
when her hrougham was run into bv south
bound Broadway car n fifty-third street.
The collision was not very hard on". a.
the motor.nau had Just started uI, ihinkh 4
that Miss Russ"ll'~ driver would wait Tor
bin. hut l. lluc,'d down the horse, hrnh"
thu shafts AID broke the front wheels
Mis-" lu.s'll iuuicd out of Oh" door Of
tn rourham AID her maid out OF the
other. Neither was Injured.
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Police captain hear III.

Capt. Frank ko1r of the West Sixty.
eighth street station was taken suddenly
III early Yesterday morning and had To be
removed 90 liz home His present trouble
j. lid to bc the out growth of an attack OF
pneumonia six mouth> ago. laler m the
dav l. Nao laid that he was dol Z we'll al
though lc will not h" ali" to return to work
for Some live
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
THRFE PLiTOONS AGAIN.
Report OF Mayors Commission Expcr, "a
This Week.

I, WAS rumored around Police Head
quarters Yesterday that the Mayors com
mission appointed to inv, s,igato police
affairs had drci ed on new scstem of
prrol duty thit emhrar ed some Of the
sy~' ON.
Commissioner Partridge said thai IN.
report of the commission was not com.
pie ed. but would hc made m AZ meeting
of IT, co II mission in a few day. and then
sent % the Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
II. z. Lincoln 10 have a summer House
IN Vermont.

MANCHESTER, VI, oct. % Robert r.
Iinc"m o, Chicago, president OF The Pull
man company, ha~ compc,ed the purcha,,
of I2j acres of land for hard-omo coun'ry
seat hero. II overloolt- the gpif Inks
~" Country Club. Mr.. Lincoln viii make
ManChc-inr II. hnmmnr y I,nn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

The Rapid 1rau,it Commission has de-
cidod Nat the subway contractors must re-
move the imported trees in the Boulevard
MANY Of which hiv' died sire" they " re-
plan ell, and replace them with vigorous
elm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
"CITY or NOISY PROGRESS"
English Writer Gives That Name TO New
York

special CIb!e Despatch 10 TIE SrS.
LONDON. Oct rs. New York has been re-
discovered by another English writer thi.
week He describes il ns a city of noisy
nrpvraAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

Rock Islands superb ncW train from Chicago 70
California. service conf enCeS Nov. ?, to los
Angcc,, santa Barbara AMI san Francisco. Most
comfortable tr0iu Ia the word. 40 extra iafs
Compartment and Sian!arl sleeper, observation.
dihLg ana library cas-. For naricuars address
A. ii, Nofet. iQi Broadway. N. Y.y.Aav.
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August nclmont to Endow Church

HEMPsTEAp, l.. l.. oct rs. Il Is said
that St. Georges Episcopal Church, in ,hls
place, will probably have free pcws soon
through Tho generosity uf August Belmont,
who IL he Junior warden. Tho endONiuc t
of st Georges Church amounts 10 $1,000,
and II is said tina, Mr., Belmont has offered
to duplicate any sum raised 10y the church
up to 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

In all Street yesterday j. J. Judge be,
in the curb market 5000 to $3.50 witt
Frederick III. broons that Odell viii be ro.
elected Governor
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Fatally Injured at = EoO,bail Game.

:. JAMESTOWN, y Y, Oct. ?S.--George
,,dcCIurg. Il member Of the jamestown
uiSh School foot ball team, in a game with
btHalo eleven in this city this afternoon.
i,eeG-ived injuries which caused his death
this eve ming,
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ur. Er,ck Bu,s $4,000. OO0 Of ri,,>,urs
Realty.

PITIsBuRG, Got. -. Henry CLAY Fricl
purchased for 81 900 600 the Schcnlry ceta,,
hol iings al tho Point. His purchase i,
stu" md DuOu e. way and ~ n ,s
IN T.. i con l"ra u" comic tur =, VIA.
Is 10 bu don. vi h the prup,r'N. / r.
moro hat vas bought Nv Mr. i,E
merely - an Investment Anot hc" story
is Tint he pu~rl1s 'd on i"'r TO- ~
Penn, "lvini UroAd NJ. FIX I, fused
20 make "A sta, IN NJ.
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Taat Il Is Frank LonrA Iurt lopth =, H. Is
all you need 10 KNOW aDout an ale or stow sold
b. NcSeT. Mcrrali s Con III at all storc,I Rock
Hams, agents, 50 Corilandt 81. n, i.-kdv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

one al toe "gnt d.iy ''sin, rr,Wcrn New lorh aro
Cnlcago Wa tlc Sew YORK Central taass. con-
ptcGcuslNc ScTNlcc,.-.ld,,
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AntedituNinu I've,
ArStocrGtc. old anu Inc. Luvues Brothers, \. Y
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
BYAUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

on Wednesday, February 26th, 1902,
at y o'clock noon at the front entrance
Of the judiciary Building, will be sold
at Public Auction the leases of the fol-
lowing Government lands:
/. All Of that portion of the land
known as the land Of Kaapoko situate
in the district of Hilo, Hawaii, and be-
ing all of that portion Of said land ly-
ing above and mauka of the Govern
ment road. Containing an area of 16O
acres
Term:-Five years.
Upset rental;-$52O,OO per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance,
2. All Of those certain tracts of Gov
ernment lands, situate in the district
of Kau Hawaii and known as the
lands Of Kaalaala, Pohakuloa, Kaio-
ula and Mohakapu, containing an area
of 1854 acres.
Lease to be sold under forest condi-
tions.
Terms:-Five years
Upset rental;-SlOOO.OO per annum,
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17

rHt.N.. ..m..anuuHIy m advance
I.... tu .nmmuuD. from ihp FIRST OF
january IHU|
3. ADO of that tract of land situate
u iH. district off llooluu Maui, extend
me uum Ohe eastern boundary of the
Nhuuma of uouomanu to the western
brink or Wauua-ild gulch and extend
ing from the ocean to The boundary of
.ha land off Haiku and containing am
area of lg50l acres
Lease fo na sold under forest condI-
lions.
Tarm.-91 years.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
ALL COURTS CLOSED


Today being legal holiday the courts
were AN closed. and matters set for
hearing today went over Go tomorrow
morning I'm the First Circuit court
the kamalo case and the matter OF the
Robinson estate We're set I'm the es-
tate matter Judge Humphreys Us To-
render a decision as To- the Oahu Rail-
way bonds i'm which the trustees of the
estate made some Investments. Kama
lO is TO be set for hearing.
The attorneys for the Eamalo defend
ants filed the expected plea against
Humphreys jurisdiction Yesterday. The
plea is To be Overrulod pro fOrma as il
has already been oveuuled by the Su-
preme court here, and the point Will be
saved for possible use I'm the United
states supreme court The plea lis as
follows.
NOV comes Frank Husta,e e.. John j.
Egan and Frank II. Foster, respond
ents. and Confessing the jurisdiction
of the Honorable A. $. Humphreys.
presiding I'm the above entitled court I'M
equity of the subject matter of the
controversy involved i'm this action,
nevertheless say that heretofore, at a
date anterior to October II, 1901 the
said Honorable A. $. Humphreys heard
the above entitled cause upon the plil
ana amendment ana rendered "a lnal
decree covering an OF the issues or
fact involved i'm the bill and in the
amendment, and thereafter upon May
], l9Ol, an appeal was noted TO lhe
supreme Court of the territory OF Ha-
Wait; that thereatter to wit, on Octo-
Der u, 1901, the SAID appeal was SUD
mlttcd to the supreme Court Tor de-
cision, and a decision was therein rem
dered on November s, 1901, by which
decision the decree heretofore render
ed upon the original bill of complaint
and the amendment thereto by the said
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
SCHEDULE.

1. % lots in Kaauhuhu tract, Hama
kua, Hawaii, having an area of from
s to 10 acres each.
2. s lots in Kiula tract, Puma Ha-
waii, having an area of from to 16
acres each.
All applications for Kaauhuhu lots
must be made in person by the appli-
cant, at the Office of Chas. Williams in
Honokaa, Hamakua, and all applica-
tions for Kiula lots, must be made in
person by the applicant at the office Of
p. D. Baldwin in Hilo, Hawaii where
plan Of said lots may be seen and fur
ther information regarding same may
be obtained. The said offices will be
opened to receive applications at 8
o'clock a. m. on Thursday, February
o. 1902.
Terms, conditions, plans and further
particulars on above sales may be had
upon application at the Public Lands
Office, Honolulu, or at the offices Of T..
d. Baldwin, Hilo; Chas. williams, Ho-
nokaa, Hawaii; J, Kaelemakule, Kali
lua, Hawaii; and w. o. Aiken, Paia
Maui.
CSigned) EDWARD S. BOYD,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
January 18th, 1902.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
Ayers Hair VigOr

always restores color to gray hair,
stops falling of the hair, and makes
the hair grow long and heavy.
This is something you have been
looking for isn'tit? And it is some
thing you can have confidence in, for
it is no experiments people have been
using it for half a century. We do not
claim it will do everything, but we do
claim it is Che best hair preparation
ever made.
Prepared by Dr. J c. h-,- cra'l "ass., q. S. A.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17

Mrs. n. Alapai
PART H.
MILLS TO BEGIN GRINDING.

Purser Phillips of the Maui which
arrived this morning from Hamakua
ports, reports that OOkala and Kukai-
au mills will begin grinding about
March l and Paauhau about the middle
of next month. Papaaloa has shut
down for about ten days The hoist at
Papaaloa is broken and will be sent to
Honolulu by the Kinau this week, to
be repaired.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17

U. SekOmOtO has removed
to Robinson Block, 80
Hotel Street. New Store
and new and large stock
of GentIemen's Furnishing
Goods, japanese Goods, etc.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
Vim, G.lrWin &C.,, Ltd, ,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS For THm

Scottish Union National Insurance.
Company Of Edinburgh,
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General InBur,
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, OF M
nich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assurance
Co., Ltd, OF London,
Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool
Alliance Assurance Company Of Ton
don,
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-17
e. W. Jordan

20 always well to the fro i'm genuine
EIuG5a at Fair Prices.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
SINGING Convention.

The Ellis County Singing Con-
vention will hold its next session at
Oak Branch the third Sunday in
October, beginning Friday night be-
fore. Let every class in the county
send a representative; and we very
earnestly urge every leader to be
present. Be at the first session.
Oak Branch is 9 miles west of
Waxahachie and not convenient to
railroad, hence you will have to go
by private conveyance.
The Oak Branch people, than
whom there are none more hospita-
BILE, are equal to any occasion, but
we shall not expect them to accom-
modate others than the delegates,
leaders and organists. Bring your
dinner.
Again, and last, do not attend on
Sunday just for a good time. That's
Gods day and singing Is his ser
vice, and we must honor his day
and service.
Let's make this the best conven-
ton ever held in the county.
+. ID. Curry, Pres.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
New Bank.

There has been move on foot for
several days looking TO the organ
ization Of another National bank for
Italy. The plans were all perfected
w ednesday afternoon at a meeting
by number of Italy's citizens and
Messrs Osce Goodwin and +. 7.
Ray of Waxahachie. An applica-
ton has been forwarded TO the
comptroller at Washington applying
for authority TO organize and do
business as the Citizens National
Bank of Italy. A committee was
appointed to arrange all of the nee
essary preliminaries and report at "a
meeting of the stockholders on
October IA, at which time the direc-
tors and other officers will be elect
ed. Another bank means more bus
mess for Italy and at the same time
it will add to the commercial impor-
lance Of our little city and give her
additional prestige with the outside
world. The promoters of the new
bank are Italy and Waxahachie cit
liens and all of the capital is fur
nished by Ellis county people
Italy News II erald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
II. c T. c. Special Rates.

Ennis, annual meeting Friendship
s. $. Convention, tickets on sale
Sept. %, 30 and Oct End. Return
INIT Oct, 7th. Fare GO cents.
New Orleans, La, meeting Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy Tickets
on sale sale Nov. 10th and 18th.
One fare round trip. Return limit
leaving New Orleans not later than
Nov. 18th, 1902.
San Antonio, International Fair,
Tickets on sale Oct. IT 70 2sth. FL
nal limit Oct. Both Fare - 40
Omaha, Neb., National Conven-
ton Christian Church. Tickets on
sale Oct. IA and Is. Return limit
Oct. a with extension privilege
One fare for round trip.
Boston, Mass, Brotherhood of
St. Andrew Convention. Tickets on
sale Oct. q to 9th at one fare for
round trip. Return limit Oct. Ii
with extension privilege {" Nov. u
by additional payment OF fifty cents
New York, tickets on sale Oct. |,
= and 4th. Fare for round trip
Sal 30.
TT. Worth; Free Fall Festival.
Tickets on sale Oct. IA, Is, 10, 18th
and morning train Oct. Is at rate OF
81. 70 for round trip and ON Oct 18th
| limit returning same rate OF II 90.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
PERs oNALs

Commissioner Tom Martin ol
Palmer was here today,
Architect Lorehn Of Houston,
was in the city this morning.
Mrs. Jack McManus and daugh.
ter, Miss Nellie, spent the day in
Dallas.
Miss Bertha Mizell, daughter oil
H. P. Mizell, has returned from 8
visit to relatives at Mart.
Miss Victoria Eason of Dallas
who has been visiting Miss Nettie
Lee Pickett, returned home today.
DIR. P. G. Wray, a stepson of j
l.. Harper, who lives near Waxa-
hachie; arrived yesterday from
Kent county to visit relatives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
Picturesque 0rientals.

Surely never were there more pic
turesque and novel persons in arena
than are the Bedouin Arabs, of the
Rifiian tribe, from the Sultan s
army, who constitute part of the
Congress of Rough Riders" with
Buffalo Bill's Wild West. AS Bed
ouins, of course they are at home
on the backs of their swift and
handsome Arab stee rs, and there is
where one sees them in their most
picturesque form, going like the
wind, with white burnouses flying
and guns and cimitars whirling like
pin wheels. But as acrobats and
athletes, their skill and prowess are
amazing. They will be seen here
on Oct. Is.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

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