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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-25
MAYOR HORSEWt4lPPED.
A Prologe of Mrs. Nation Attacks th'
Mayor of Topeka

mayor Oh Topeka
Topeka, March 25.-Miss Blanche
Boise, a protege of Mrs. Nation. horse
whipped Mayor Parker in his Office at
the city building late Monday. Three
times she sIashed the mayor and then
be- sprang at her, gripped her by the
throat, eNoked her, tore the rawhl3e
out of her hand and pushed her into
the hall AS Miss Boise was thrust out
Of the Office by Mayor Parker, she ex-
claimed
Thank God. I've done It. I've horse
whipped you and now am going to
horsewAip the governor"
Before beginning her horsewhippiLg
Miss Boise gave the mayor a Sc rere
Seeding and accused him OF being re-
sponsible for the fact that the "joiuts'
are running openly In Topeka and for
recent murder which was committed
In saloon. She then pulled the horse
whip from the folds of her dress and
struck the mayor three times across
the head and shoulders, Miss Boise
IL nurse by profession. She is about
IS years of age.
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KIRBY SUIT DISMISSED.
Judge Decides Only she Attorney Gen.
erai the X ght IN Sac.

Judge Decides Only she Attorney Gem
erai the X ght IN Sac.
Austin, March 25.-District Jndge
Morris here dismissed that part of tas
suit Of the state OF Texas against the
Kirby Lumber company for penalties
aggregating 5000, 900 for alleged viola
ton of the antitrust law. The dis
miissal Is a result OF the motion fled
Saturday by District Attorney Moore
requesting the court to rule as to
whethas the district attorney or the at
torney general is the proper person to
maintain suits against corporations
for violations of the antitrust statutes.
Judge Morris held that the attorney
general Is the proper officer to con-
troll such suits. and that inasmuch as
he did nc appear in the case and
would not do so. 1t was ordered dis
missed The suit was instituted by
District Attorney Moore and Hon. d.
A. McFall, and included two counts,
one against the corporation, which is
now dismissed. and the second against
the individuals forming the corpora.
tion. The last feature Of the suit Is
still pending, but some ection thereon
Is expected shortly.
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Washington. March 25~Mr Boreing
Of Kentucky injected an attack on the
Goebel election Law into the discus
sion of the M0ss-Rhea contested cleo
tiou case from the Third Kentucky dis
trict which again occupied the atten-
ton Of the house Monday. but Mr..
Rhea declined To be drawn into an ex-
tended debate on an Issue not directly
Involved In the case He contented
himself with paying his respects 10 Mr..
Boreing. charging the latter with ig-
noranee of the law OF his own state.
Mr. Rhea made a strong presentation
OF bis side OF the case. and had not con-
cluded when the house adjourned for
the day
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Washington. March 25.--A copfer-
enee was held At the White House
Monday afternoon between the presi-
dent and seven OF the Republican men,
beers of the house Of representatives
who have been opposing the plan Of
Cuban r-sciLrocity urged by the ways
and means committee ard Is under
stood to have the support Of the adj
ministration. These members were
Representatives Tawney and Morris oi
Minnesota. Dick Of Ohio. William a
Smith OF Michigan. Minor OF Wiseen-
sin, Metcaf OF California and Dayton
OF West Virginia.
Tie interchange OF views became
general. bat theirs was nothing la the
way Of definite pr0po ition.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
0leomargarine Bill Holds the Right
Of Way 10 the Senate.
TAX OF TEN CENTS.
Petition frem Philippines Which he.
lafes 10 the Exeiusien Of Chinese
Mess.Rhe Contest Z ectien
Debated In the House.

Washington, March 25.-Considera-
ton was begun by the senate Monday
of what is popularity known as the
oleomargariue bill. The measure places
tax OF 10 cents pound on oleomar-
rarine eolored In imitation of butter
and reduces the present taxes OF 2
cents per pound on oleomargartne TO
| Ia OF cent a pound In Its uncolored
form.
Mr.. Proctor, OF Vermont. chairman
of the committee OF agriculture made
the opening statement In support of
the measure. He concluded with the
observation that the pending bill was
% measure to protect an honest pro-
duct against fraud"
Soon after the senate convened Mr..
Hale of Main offered a resolution
which was adopted directiong the com
mittee on fisheries to inquire into the
destruction by dynamite OF sea fish
along the coast OF the United States
and report by bill or otherwise rene
| dy for the trouble.
Mr.. Dubois OF Idaho presented PEE
! titton from the American chamber OF
commerce at Manila saying II was "a
significant fact that this liz the second
| petition from that organization that
| the restriction OF Chinese coolie labor
I be removed" Mr.. Dubois added that
( testimony before the Philippine com
! mlttee indicated that the Philippine
/ Islands could not be developed with
I out Chinese labor.
! Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts, inquired
/ If the petitioners were American citi-
gems.
Mr.. Dubois replied that he under
.stood they we're.
( Mr. Hoar pointed ont that under its
rules. the senate could not receive pc
/ titions from people of foreign power.
! The acceptance OF the memorial SEEM
ed 10 him an admission on the part OF
/ the senate that the United States was
not at war tn TIE Philippines. The
memorial was referred to the Philip
/ pine committee.
] he river and harbors bill was re-
/ eeiyed from the house and referred to
/ the committee on commerce. Mr., Frye
| chairman Of that committee, gave no.
tee that hearing on the bill would be
given TO senators for four days. and
that there would be no further hear
ings.
The senate agreed 10 the request for
a conference upon the legislative, ex-
eeutive and judicial appropriation bill
and Messrs CuIlom Warren and Tel
snr ev&ea named ne CgufRrEoE ON 4he
part Of the senate.
The senate also agreed 10 confer
esce upon she war revenue reduction
bill and named as It's confereea 3Iessrs.
Aldrieh. Allison and Vest.
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Weatherford. Tex. March 25.-John
Hunter, farmer, aged IS years. was
found dead hanging to a tree early
Monday morning. He and his wife were
up during the night with sick baby.
He teft the house about ] q. rn. and
whom found had been dead seyera!
hours. He was well-to-do farmer. re-
siding 10 miles south OF here, Ia this
county.
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Berlin. March 8. At & conference
OF cotton experts, held at the Colonial
once. IL was resolved to dispatch a
commission 10 the United States to
study the cultivation Of cotroa, With
the view Of the establishment Of ex-
perimentai stations In German East
Africa, on American lines.
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VOTE TO STRIKE.
Uniess 3 settlement Effected Miners
wan walk Out

vttf walk Out
shamokin, Pa. March 25,--Unless the
efforts of the Civic Federation are eff
fective with the coal operators. it is
more than likely that a repetition of
the struggle of 1900 will occur in the
anthracite region. la that year 140 600
employees OF the anthracite mines were
on strike for six weeks. The conven-
ton Monday of districts Nos. /. and
., United Mine Workers of America
which districts comprise the entire an
thracite field. made provisional strike
declaration, leaving the date to be de-
cided by the executive boards of the
three districts
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washington, March 25.The sem
ate committee en- judiciary adversely
reported 4 Bill to allow persons along
the Mississippi river 10 sue the gov
eminent for damages resulting from
the building OF leveaA
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Have your Saws Sharpened

d. ]. Kennedy, at T. r. Anderson's
machine shop, is prepared and will
take pleasure in putting your saws
in shape. Any saws left at the above
place viii be promptly attended TO
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
Chase's.

There are thrills and sensations In plenty
tor those who witness the performance of
the Union Gatling Guards which is one of
the leading features Of the bill this week.
This attraction is most decided novelty in
vaudeville, and one that has evoked the un-
stinted praise of the critics of this country.
Eight young men drilled to the most per-
feet detail in handling that terrible instru-
ment OF destruction, the Calling gun, ate
seen at the rising of the curtain to be in
camp. The morning drill over. a courier
arrives with the news of coming attack,
the throwing up Of the breastworks; the
making ready for battle; the battle in all
its herceness; the falling of the dead and
wounded; the flagstaff with its national
emblem shot away; the recovery and nail
ing their flag to the shattered staff; the
heroic efforts of the last man left behind
the gun to give his enemy parting shot;
the noise of the conflict the cries Of the
wounded the dreadful scene of apparent
carnage; all go to form, not one of, but
the greatest, most realistic and thrilling
war sceQe ever produced upon any stage
Every attention has been paid down to
the ninutest detail, and this act stands
to-day a monument to the skill of stage
craft and the earnest efforts and superb
discipline of those forming this most in
teresting body of men.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
Kernan's

Manager Herman of the I.yceum Theater
vail present as the attraction for this week
Robie and Mack 8 World Beaters Company,
an organization Of clever comedians and
handsome girls which for years has ranked
among the strongest and best burlesque
aggregations before the public. The comedy
is still under the management Of MI.
Herbert Mack. The entertainments by
this company will be found bright and
breezy and sparkling with novelties, from
curtain to curtain, the audience will be
kept thoroughly entertained by an ever
changing and interesting performance. The
highly amusing farcical skits serve as happy
vehicles to bring on and unload the special
ties-a lot of bright and versatile per.
formers The music will be found out Of
the ordinary, and many new catchy melo-
dies will be rendered by the company. The
chorus will be found the great enjoyment
of the performance. In the matter Of scenic
accessories, money has been lavishly spent
and with new and gorgeous wardrobes a
number of charming and delightful stage
pictures Is the result.
The ensemble will be first introduced in a
laughable nautical burlette entitled The
Naughty Widow, " and later in farcical
concert entitled Women Stock Exchange 4"
The olio includes such we'll known per-
formers as Udellans Yulz, character sing
ing comedians, in an original absurdity
Stranded Opera, " Joseph Harrington and
Luella Miller in their comedy sketch up
side Down." Randall. the novelty juggler,
Princeton Sisters in a new and original
speciality, May Cebherd, the jolly bur
lesquer Maude Mcdonald, the living Venus,
the Farnum Brothers, acrobatic comedians,
in THAT Sickly Golf Player" Mr. and Mrs
Dan Hiatt in their oDerauc comedy musical
act, and others equally clever and entertain
ing.
Judging by the success which has at
tended the company everywhere it has ap-
peared, the Lyceum will play to the ca
pacity of the house during its engagement.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

by pernicious law. cunningly securely by
force Of arms II necessary
II the pure food bill as framed is passed
by Congress, Schumacher will have to use
some OF the S2oo, ooo, 600 grocery trust capi-
tai IN different way to get its share from
the city of loot
If the pure milk bill would get a similar
open hearing, the rascality Of anv) prac-
ueed would be corrected as is done in the
states. The grocers and milk dealers in the
states vote; the grocers, milk dealers and all
milk sellers of the District Of Columbia de
posit loot instead of ballot Oh, what a
difference, and how long will American
born stand it. why should Congressman or
Senator make trip to the Black Belt? Why
not look out of the Capitol windows at the
white and black belt, 1.-THE belt" that
taught the South what could be done in
that respect. Has it proved a boomerang
One item proves this to be so, the
Lydecker tunnel
CHARLES ]. MAGILL,
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

by the old fashioned process known only to
the COW and the dairy maid
Oleomargarine in Washington retails at
from IS to 20 cents per pound, according to
quality. and this while highest grade butter
sells for SIS cents per pound and upward.
The fact that no deleterious substance IS
permitted TO be used in the manufacture Of
The article. and that everybody eats, under
one form or another, the beef, lard, milk,
cream, butter, and even the cotton seed oil
of which the compound is made, makes It
difficult to see why there should be- any
prejudice against its use.
Soon after its introduction into this couu-
Try, so great was the prejudice against II
that some states, among which was New
York, enacted legislation that killed the
manufacture of it within their borders
The strict provisions of the existing law
renders statistics relating to oleomargarine
readily Obtainable, and il appears from the
sales of the article in the District that an
average Of seventeen pounds per annum for
each family is consumed here. The poorer
families use much Of the lower grades
which while entirely Wholesome, are not
as palatable, owing to the presence Of cot
ton seed oil
Dealers say they sell it to hotels of all
kinds. The best of it is a better and more
delicate material for certain kinds Of cook
cry than lard, good lard being I5 cents per
pound when the best oleomargarine is 20
cents per pound. Recently the establish
ment of factory for the manufacture of
oleo near a large city, caused rise Of ?
cents per quart in milk owing to the large
quantity of that Huid used in the manuiac.
ture of their product
In southern Wisconsin and other great
dairy districts the farmers sell all their milk
to creameries and buy oleo for their table
use TO replace the more expensive butter.
AS colOring matter is used to give butter its
rich yellow color, the opponents Of the pro-
posed oeO legislation argue that it is unfair
to prohibit the use Of coloring matter to
oleO while allowing its use in butter
Recent bulletins of the Twelfth Census
and of the Department Of Agriculture give
much detailed information as to the manu-
facture Of this article and the extent to
which it has entered into commerce and
consumption. The debate in the House
and Senate during the past few months also
give pretty thorough and exhaustive infor-
nation on the subject
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
Ex.Consul Gessner Insane.

After hearing Friday afternoon Justice
Barnard of the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trict of Columbia adjndged the following
to be of unsound mind. and directed that
they be given care and curative treatment
at the Government Hospital for the Insane
Francis II. Gessner, Walter S. Jones, Lula
Carter Sarah f. Williams and Frank
Hoover.
Mr.. Gessner is well known in this city.
For many years he was a newspaper cor
respondent, and recently served as United
States consul in Germany. He returned to
this city last November Epileptic con-
vulsions seem to be his chief affection.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

There Is no insubordinatiou on the part
OF General Miles towards the President and
Secretary of War, but there Is a determined
intention on their parts to humiliate the
gallant soldier But while a Civil War
veteran lives to vote he will resent with
his ballot, either insult to or humiliation Of
the man who rose from the ranks to the
stars Of a Lieutenant general. The merit
system Gin war; Is exempli6ed in Nelson
Miles, let not the President overlook this
fact.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

To use one of the classic figures of speech
INDUCED in by former erratic Ohio poll
tician, the Crumpacker resolution is "as
dead as a mackerel on the Roman sands of
the Tber"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
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The Princes of Gold" have made the
princes of Birth" jealous in Germany.
The Emperor has received a call down for
his democratic (7) tendencies and partiality
to the gold-bugs.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

The free steel bill of Mr.. Babcock has
been indorsed by his constituents. What
further encouragement does the Chairman
of the Republican. Congressional Committee
desire?
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

One.half the roosters in the country can
be sent to the pot without any diminution
in the output Of eggs or chickens. Let the
beef trust beware aud not force things to
the breaking point
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

General Funston's recent belly crawl on
being called down for his blatant utterances
is Characteristic of the man who played the
sneak game on Aguinaldo, which was re-
warded with a star
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Has Mr.. Machen a vacancy in the Rural
Free Delivery service for informer Reeves,
who is en- route to this country after playing
a stellar role in Cuba2 General Wood
recommends him as a safe man to be at large.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

\ The ''immeasurably superior Democracy"
OF England was exhibited in the House of
Commons Thursday night last Did the
Post writer read his telegraphic columns
Friday morningf
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

The Republicans, both on the Cuban
Committee and in the Senate, are still en-
deavoring to reach solution of the prob
lem through the action Of a Republican
majority, 50 as to leave the Democratic
minority pOwerless.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Senator Patterson has developed the Phil
ippine investigation in a mastery manner
The satraps who have undergone his keen
cross-questioning had the swelling Of their
heads reduced to the normal size of the
average American citizen.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Senators and Representatives might wear
badges with suitable devices and thus save
themselves from the humiliations inflicted
on the general public.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Captain Clark declines to play hunky at
the coronation Of England's king Clark is
too genuine sailor to bow and scrape be-
fore 'the Lords annOinted"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Senator Foraker lacks the faculty of
posing as labor and capital arbitrator. hence
those Cincinnati yawpings and Mark
Hanna kowtowiugs by walking delegates.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

The Beers are voting on the terms offered
them by England. The result will not be
known for some time yet, but it is predicted
that peace will be the result The predic
tion comes from the English not the Beers,
Il will be observed
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Senator Elkins' war record is again up il
West Virginia. They now accuse him o.
being Rebel guerilla" during the "wah.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Hon. George K. Nash, governor of Ohio,
has suspended reading the Cincinnati COM
ReycfGi- Tribune for cause.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27

Senator McCumber Thursday introduced
a bill prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating
liquors in all Government buildings
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
FACTS ON BUTTER
Butter limitations Since First
Discovery Of Substitutes.
LAWS PASSED BY CONGRESS

Regulating the Manufacture and
Sale Of OIeOmargarine and
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Article-Valuable Information on
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-27
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Cuban reciprocity will wreck the G. o. P.
if the Philippine infamy fails to d. it,
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