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CONVENTIONAL TREE. HA-HA.
,nols sans Gir Sent TO wrons Delegate
20 he Appreciated.

NEW HAVEN. April A.-col. n, q. Osborn.
who is the New Haven delegate 20 the
Connscticut Constitutional Convention. 10
perpleIed tonight He has just received
from the Omitted states Department Of Ayr
culture one CONSTITUTIONS oak. 70 b. planted
IN oomtnemorstion Of tho Consttutionai
Convention. and n 7 GALLOWAY, ehisf ~
the Bureau IN his letter 10 Delegate Osborn
expresses the hope thai the tree will long
ssfvs a. q record of the work done
Col Osborn. up 20 date, considers the
convention a nat failure beoallsa u has
not in1sesssd the representation IA uie
sensral Assembly on tho hssis of poPllA-
neu Furtl.sunore, he IL al the opinion
ths, tie ConneclcH voters vii bury the
nsw Constltuuon out 81 asht bsosnss u
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.htts .l.phant ou tie Colnuels hAnds and
h. oil turn y over a. The city onhoiAls foI
planning
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REPORT TO TIE YOUNG KING.
Alfonso Hear Premiere Review q the
Re~oDcy

Special Gable Dsspaieh 10 TEE SrS.
MADRID, April a.-The press gives an
interesting account Of the fret Cabinet
meeting at which King Alfonso was present
The Prime Minister gave long review
of the Regency, and said he trusted that
his Majesty was secure in the adhesion OF
ali parties and the love and respect OF the
nation.
Senior Sagasta spoke with suppressed
emotion, earnestness and dignity. His
colleagues and the King and Queen Regent
were deeply moved.
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IN HONOR or g. ". STEVENS.
onsr 70 Pound Travelling Schoi arship and
Glasses In journalism.

spsesai Cable Dsspaios 10 Tue srr.
LONDON. April H.-An Anonymous offer
has bsen made to the London Court Of
Common Council In connection With the
City Of London School, where @. W
Stevens was educated providing a trsv-
elins scholarship. valued 81 CtO an
nually. TO be called the stevens scholar
ship, and also 90 pay three -fourths Of the
cost, not TO sIoesd a. 90 annually, for the
necessary class>s with which 70 foster the
spirit of Investigation and educate u,en a.
Journalists.
oeoFss Warrington stssVsns wAs . ~ell-
known nswspAper correspondent vho went
% South Afnoa a. tbs outbreak sf the
BosT waT and died In Lsdysmith during
tbs slsSs.
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SUNK IN COLLISION AT SEA.
Steamship Buda's Passenger Rescued by
the Muriilo.

Special Coas Dsspaieh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. April 24-The Wilson Line
steamship Murillo has put into Malaga
with iis passengers and twenty-nine Of the
crew Of the Austrian steamship Buda.
A despatch to Lloyds from Malaga says
the Buda collided with the Dutch steamship
Ariadne ofI Cape Cato. The Buda sank in
a few minutes The Ariadne was badly
damaged.
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attendance on Queen Nilhslmina from the
castle at Hot Loo today 'Ths Queen
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brooklyu: Broadway at Bedford Ave.
Fulton St. at Fiatbush Ave.
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Pre- ident Comments Acti0n Of the
People 81 Tatuila.
GREETINGS ARE SENT
Besides This Message. Each One 81
the Chiefs Is the Recipient OF
Silver Watch and Chain
ard Also Medal.

washington. Nov. Elm conse
auence OF the voluntary act of loyalty
on the part OF the people of Tutuila In
ceding to the United States the SOW
ereign rights OF that and other Is
lands. President Roosevelt has sent
them a message of greeting and in ad-
dftion has presented each chief with
q silver watch and chain and a sill
yer rndal The presidents greeting,
which was sent TO each chief. is as
follows,
Greeting: Whereas. The chiefs
and people Of the islands OF Tutuila,
Anunu and neizhboring small islands
lave Of their own free will and pleas
IRE. for the promotion OF the peace
and welfare OF the people Of said Is"
lands. for the establishment of good
and sound government and for the pre-
servation of rights and property OF the
innabits-ts OF said islands. solicited
OF the United States OF America its
supervision and protection; and
Whereas. This desire has been ex-
pressed By the hereditary representa-
,iyes Of the people Of said Islands in
declaration dated April II. A. d, 1900.
executed according to Samoan custom
and piedging allegiance TO the govern
menf To the United States Of America
Therefore. l. Theodore Roosevelt,
president Of the United States Of Amer
ica do hereby express To the chiefs
and people Of said islands the gratih-
cation OF the government and people
Of the United States ia receiving from
the chiefs and people OF the said LIS
lands this token Of their friendship
and their confidence in the just and
friendly intentions Of the United
States. The local rights and privileges
mentioned I'm said declaration will be
respected. and IL is our earnest hope
the peaee, happiness and prosperity
may make their permanent abode with
the good people OF these islands
White House. Washington. Jaly 81.
1904 '"THEDTS1RE ROOSEVELT.
by the President
JOHN HAY, Secretary Of State"
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SWlNDLING CASE
Sensational Evidence Brought Out Dul
ing Hearing of Case.

Sensational Evidence Brought Out Dur
ing Hearing of Case.
lei Paso. Tex. Nov, 27.-At the trial
Of Richardson and Mason, accused of
insurance frauds. Wednesday. DR.. C.
S Harle, the examiner OF the New
York Life Insurance company at Chi
huahua. Mexico, and formerly of this
city. testified concerning the deaths OF
James Devers and Harry Mitchell:
In June 1901, Mitchell whom |
knew as an inmate of Richardson s
hotel at Chihuahua, and brother of
Mrs Richard son. was insured for $40
900. He died in commissions the fol-
lowing February. and | diagnosed the
case as stryChnine poisoning and be-
lived he had committed suicide.
AT request of Richardson reported
TO the company that death was due to
cerebro-spinal fever, and the policy
was paid Mrs. Richardson"
The doctor described the sunerings
OF James Devers. and said Richardson
wept when he saw the mans agony,
Devers was insured for Sl0,0 900.
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Berlin. Nov, 27.--Germany ami Great
Britain have determined 10 take joint
action to collect their claims against
Venezuela The latter powers are In
correspondence over the form OF this
action No time can be named when
they will act because the respective
foreign offices have not agreed on the
details II is understood that only
slight differences exist regarding the
source 10 be followed. II 10 confirmed
here that the United States is fully In.
formed ;:ss:s 81. =:..;;.: CO
and knows that what Is meditated will
GOT infringe the Monroe doctrine.
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iAMUNfTtES WAIVED.
@s2ss D~Fax1m~eat win Net Ha1dtaav
Anth~~s~a~s 81 Guatemala cay.

ss@ss D~FaxS@~eat VIII Net Handicap
AHtss~ses~s 81 Guatemala cay.
Washington. Nov 2T.-TI is inferred
here that ,he recent killing Of Fitzger.
aid tn Casssmala City by Godfrey
Huntsf. Jr. II to BE- investigated by
the local authorities A cablegram has
been receives 81 the state department
from Unitea States Minister Hunter
father Of the young man who shot
Fitzgerald aKking permission for the
appearance Of Bailey. the secretary of
the United States legation. before the
local courts to testify TO the killing
The department has replied waving
all diplomatic immuulties that would
interfere with the course Of Justice.
The eject Of this direction IL Is ex.
pccted viii be to put the local authort.
ties ia position to TX the responsibility
for the shooting and 20 punish any
person found To be guilty.
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WEiGEL ARRESTED.
Tke Renaaln~ es the wife Have Bees
shipped TO Alabama.

The Remains Of the wife Have Bees
shipped 10 Alabama.
Texarkana, Ark, Nov 27-E. l.
weigel. one OF the principals in Tues
day pight's tragedy, was arrested here
Wednesday charged with the murder Of
bis wife. weigel was found in a room
at the Cosmopolitan hotel suffering
from wounds inflicted va razor and
the dead body of Mrs Weigel lay be
ssde him, her throat cut from ear 20
ear Weigel win recover and today
while in bed al the sanitarium he
was served with a warrant charging
him with the murder He refuses to
make any statement about the trag~
edy.
Mrs, weigel's body was shipped to
Anniston's Ala. where she was mar
rfed on Friday to Weigel. The body
IL being accompanied by W z. Quinn.
brother of Mrs. Weigel. who arrived
here Wednesday from Shreveport. An
autopsy showed in addition to the
gashes at the throat. small knife
wound on the left side, piercing the
heart weigel Is being guarded by the
officers
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NJ PRESIDENT.



Washington Nov zs.--Fresiaent
Roosevelt received Wednesday the
members Of the British labor commits.
sion. who are making tour Of the
United states as the guests of Alfred
Morley. the British philanthropist
After greeting the members of the
party the president said
II am delighted to have the pleas
ure of meeting you gentlemen and Mr..
Marks. / have had communication
with Mr.. Marks on more than one
question leading up to the coal strike.
Naturally ! like any man who has any
thing to do with public affairs. I not
only take. but am bound to take the
very deepest interest in all the mani
fold social problems which include as
one section of them what we group
together as the labor problem. More
and more as our modern industrial
progress goes on. there is tendency
to work In federation or combination,
both among employers and among en-
ployes. in corporations and in unions:
and. of course. gentlemen. the reasons
why / take a very great interest in
these combinations is the very TACT
that by their power they have such
great possibilities for good-which
necessarily implies that they have also
great possibilities for evil Whether
you wish them or not it is idle in my
opinion to protest agaisnt the tnev-
table tendency OF the times toward
both corporation and union. 1t Is worse
than folly to take exceptions TO either
corporation or union as such. The
line should be drawn on conduct.
II greet you with all heartiness and
am delighted TO see you"
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METHOOiSTS MEET.


North Texaa Conference Is in Annami
session MT T~rreIl.
Terrell. Tex. Nov II North Texas
Methodist conference began Wednes-
day morning. Bishop Hendrix presid-
ing The bishop prepared a short ser
mon. after which the roll was called,
II. G. Mood was made secretary and
be selected as bis assistants Reys NJ.
l.. Hamilton J r. Archer and J, NJ.
Nichols The time for opening the
conference WAS nxpd 81 80 a, M, and
The time for closing at 12 m Bishop
Hendrix urged that the first half holr
each morning bu devoted 10 religious
exercises. and that the brethren at
tend tbs same pnnctAally and In good
numbers. SO that he would not have
occasion 10 rebnke them. as did one
bishop within his knowledge.
Business was then proceeded with
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Paris. Nov. 27.--The official report
OF the commission of American doc.
tors which made a post-mortem exam.
ination OF Mrs. Cores remains at the
instance OF Mr.. Gowdy. In not expected
to be presented before Saturday owing
TO sickness in the family of one of
the members. Mr.. Gowdy Is continu.
Ing the tal4ng OF dispositions In the
cast and win forward his report %
Washington next Tuesday.
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Washington, Nov. 27.-Wm. II. The
bald, special employee of the treasury
department in connection with the
New York custom house. has been dis
ehargde by direction of the secretary of
the treasury. 1t is charged that Mr..
Theobald has been over Jealous in the
discharge of his duty and has brought
the department into aisrepute by Ill
advised action in connection with seiz.
ures of imported goods.
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Sargent al sam Aassnsa.

San Antonto. Nov. 27.--Frank p
Sargent. commissioner OF immigration
arrived In the city Wednesday nigh
from the Pacific eoAst, where he hal
been studying immigration conditions
lie mpoke briefly on the anshraegkl
enal strike arhIEraties.
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New York. Nov. 27.--On the motion
OF Assistant District Attorney Garvin
the argument on the motion for
new trial for Albert T. Patrick, set
for Wednesday, was adjourned until
December S. Patrick was convicted OF
the murder of William III. Rice.
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DR.. HAYDEN WON.
The Fourth Trial Resulted in Verde
for ~ 5. oeo.


Dallas. Nov. 27.-In the case of S.
A. Hayden VS. J. b. Cranfill ct al
growing out of the refusal of the Bap-
fist convention at San Antonio To al,
low plaintiff TO participate in the pro
ceedjngs, Mir Hayden was awarded
$4,000 Defendants J. NJ. Robertson,
d. G. Wooten, G, w, Truett and F. w.
Freeman were found for, and j. b.
CranfiIl, j. NJ Caroru, j. b. Gambren.
w. IL Jenkins, r. T Hanks, L. NJ.
Mays, G. W, Baines, T. J. Walne, A Z.
Baten. Bennett Hatcher, j. G, Burkett,
r. A. Lee, l, b. Kimbrough l.. r. Mill.
can and J. B. Riddle found against.
The verdict calls for $4,000 actual
damages and $4,000 exemplary. This
is the fourth trial The first verdict
was for $4,000. which was set aside.
The two next trials resulted in hung
juries. The amount sued for was
500, 900.
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Ianok in Thlrsee.l.

b. sending Is miles VIM. spirey,
OF Walton Furnace, VT, got box
Of Buoklenig Arnica SMlves that
Awholly cured horrible Fever Sore
On his leg. Nothing else could.
Positively cures Bruises kel0ns,
Ulcers. EruptiGas. B0ilas Bnrnas
Germs ana Piles. Gully &c. Guar
anEsed ~ Herring sparks prag Co.
druggists
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Matrimonial record.

Batterville. |. T., Nov. 27.-A man
secured a divorce. marriage license
and a new wife within fifteen min
utes and without stepping outside Of
the courthouse.
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WANTED Every lady Of refine
ment and good taste 10 eaM at che
Wonlan's Exchange and examine
fancy work aud materials kept TN
stock. You must see t To lAprse-
ciase IL. Over ChaskA's dry goods
store feodisf-w
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III Y0T want ~ Keep warp this
winter buy The Sleeper GfaiF Com
panyis Fancy McAlesser N9hd Cot
orado Lamp Coal, New phone ~.
OLD phone ~, ~
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WE Sell Koal, Korn. and otes,
Free delivery to any part OF the
globe. Telephone No. 80. hosser
0im 10, Gs
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WANTED-Our friends to know
we are always ready To aeeen1odate
Won. Try AS once, NJ. M Ao@iey
n Son. VI
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COAL HODS And shgNe!s, at
Wears New Century stsrf. tt
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JUST received itig stock % IRE
place CRATES at WIN Moore Hard
ware Co.,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

FIRST CLASS ElecIic globes at
Wears New Century store for nc
each. guaranteed. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

FIRST CLASS Electric globes at
Wears Nov Century Rtore for &c
each, guaranteed. U
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

FOR sALE-Two b@dEroo m salts
and three stoves. chap: good MS
nee. Apply ut lo7 Rousseau Ut. vi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

FOR SALE Old papers Al this Of
fee, - cents per 100. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

PURE CORN Chops, Wheat Chops,
Ear Corn and Oats and al kinds OF
feed at Sleeper Grain company.
Telephone Us your order. Old phone
60, new phone 10. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-27

WINTER Rlnnmine Carna Ito n .
and bulbs. See Mrs. Bird Forrest,
42O Monroe st. Phone l2k3r. VI
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G. J. GFigga viii be
pleased to show you her samples OF
fall suits. u
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SEE VIII Moore HaFdware Goa
for your Fireplace crates. u
The evening world., 1902-03-06
A. A. j. BOXING BILL
MAY co THROUGH.
LEWIS WILL PROBABLY NOT
OPPOSE MEASURE.
snotSrr mn 10 >ppoint stat" Conn
mission Has Liitir Chance
OF Passing.

ALUANN March G-Trc outlook Dr
tae plssas, 49, i, pul l"su.EiHs amnt,Ir
boxing Is much brighter than H. was a
week asu. Two bills l.o pending one
uf thorn permitting cou''''- ~ h''".n
minus with eight -uunr" ~ owes stands
a iLIr rhturr uf getting th-1ugg
Srrl'ui LOWS, VINO fat9r.ri 'hr hiil
req. 1liu- the Horton law. viii psIhabN
not oppose the new 'n.azuf" n DO l.
m ld' clear to him that ih' contests VII
h" strictly between amateurs AMI f'r
medals and not money, LOWS IL opposed
TO boxing contests ~ they wrr" com
Quoted under IN" old lI". and IL not vet
convinced that the new PROPOSE IA -
not In the Interest ~ "a cllqu" OF men
who desire to control the sport FOR
money making purposes.
The second biz has less chance NJ pass
Ing II provides tor Ia" creation u =
state Commission To- regulate goSlns
contests. Nr Nance, Of brooklyn. 10 the
author of the measure.