davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

rLEszEW leozyn M byd.
rozkolonizowany snied1y atolic-
kioh kolonist6w. Po}owa parcel
JUL rozdana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

--EE'.rH
JAN6W1EC. Pan Kowalski
parachute z pomoca Banku Ziem-
sk,ego sarblnowo. Parcefe kupuje
w}osclanle okollczn'. Komisya ko~
:lon,zacyjna chcia}a cd lat kilku
sarblnowo nabyc, poniewaz SASHA
duje ono z innemi majatkami ko-
misyi acknowledgement, ale pan'ko'
walski ME odda} swej zieml " re-
&c niemieckie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

RADOMNO. By}y tutejszy
organista, p. Wujczyk, wykupi}
piekne gospodarstwo, 70 m6rg cd
Niemca Seefelda ma wybudowa-
niu Radomskiem. Takich organic
stow potrzeba nam wiecej. Ma.
bywoy Szcze6c Boze. Pc MIN OBJ.
ial tutejsza posade organista p.
Jackiewiczz samp}awy.
sKURCz. W tYch dniaoh
smarli tutaj malkonkowie 6p.
Csaplewsey zwybudowan skurzee-
kich. smierd zaskoozyla lob v jed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

GNlEZNO, Karczewo, kt6re
cd przesz}o so lat by}o " rekacf
niemieckich, naby1 ma subhascie p.
Filipowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

TORUN. Pan Witold Mel
carzewicz osledla sic tutaj iako
adwokat.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
PRBLAfES HBBT 70
SELECT CANDIDATES
New York Bishops Consid-
efing CoTigan's Successor

ALBANY. y Y. June 4-PreIatCs OF
eight d5cceses Of New York province
met IN this city late yesterday after
noon at the episcopal mansion OF Rfgh,
Rev. Thomas NJ A Burke. Bishop OF
Albany The meeting was urannouaced
and II was rot until today that il de
veloped that It's purpose was TO select
three names 10 be forwarded 10 Rome
from which possibly the selection Gor
the successor 30 the late Archbishop
C0zTigan. OF New York. may be made.
The bishops attending were: Right
Rev John u. Farley, auz.lfary bishop
o. Nev York; Right Rev James Edward
QgiEIey. Bishop OF Buffalo. Right Rev.
Bernard J. McQuaid. Bishop of Rochos-
icy, Right Rev Patrick a. Ludden.
Bishop Of Syracuse: Right Rev. Henri
Gabriels. Bishop Of Ogiens5urg: Right
Rev Thomas ". ). Burke Bishop o.
Albany: Right Rev. James A. McFauI
Bishop OF Trenton. y J.. and Right Rev.
John Joseph O'CoEnor. Bishop OF New
ark
Bishop McQuaid presided al The meet
ing It was decided 20 hold the meet
Ing. al which the final selection Of the
candidates VIII be made in New York
city some tine next week.
The choice for the next ArchbfshoD Of
New York, it is said rests between
Bishop Farley and Bishop IoDonueH
The evening times., 1902-06-04
ATTORNEYS BEGAGB
IN #ORDY G0EFLIGI'
EX-Judge Mackey Resents
Remark of Mr.. Patterson.
ALLEGED RECORD CHANGES


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$50 - fs.,.s b.5 - -. - - -
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,s-sor .7rfen5s ~ s,.s. 80 -
present and .a. t.,-r..ofi was rnsIl, zrf,-
7H.d no blows sai-r ovchs-aed
Mr. pst-a--cn Mas on Ind - srs--er
morira fI-a n, y- zTa-kev azl-+,,r-
thar 10 as -,sza ~ -a+.,r, +o ef,.. ~
Eahb 81 foo and So, Advanced TO-
-avr7rr. r. me .-s.,.,.e-. fer tsr.;-g 4.g-
sfrnonv At faa time of fra coarroye--,,
Justice Eacner presiding in that branch
Of The Su1rsma Court. had NOT ye- en-
.ared the r-cu.
Tb. motion filed 5v Hr. uaclev which
is su3rorte5 bv the affidavit Of Mrs
Edna Ncxabb shows that on January
u 1907 she 5Ied suft fa- divorce a~ainsf
Harry NcNabb asreciar to INV Mr.
E1s+te-so,, $40. te- ..++r,---o-- - ,.- ~,
The evening times., 1902-06-04
HALF 4 BILLION
IN ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS
Census Report on hianutac-
ture of lntOXiCantS.

The Census ONCE today issued bui-
Ietia giving the statistics CT the r-an-
uEsctu-e OK aIcoholie liquor during d-a
census year ended Nay -. 1860.
The report shows q capital ol s55I r
6-4.CSI invested in the Es.azGlaz -slEo O.
alcoholic liquors in Tie 2.s-0 establish
laenJs reporting Tnls sum iHcluicz
jhe value of land. buildings. m4ebiuery.
tools. ana implements and the lire
capital utilized. bus does ROT ineiuG
The capital stock Of aay OF nc aaHo-
featuring corporations
The valuc Of th@ 2-e1ucta returned IL
reported as zsl1s15-s56. 10 produce
which involved an outlay o. S1sse1s3s
for salaries of officials. clerks ctc.-
IS. .0G5,4S4 for wages. zls@- -lsa.--5 ior
miscellaneous expense in. '-GsaG rent.
taxes. internal revenue etc. and So
512.042 for materials used. mil supplies
freight. and fuel
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Eyewitness Tells of De
StrucuOn Of ST. Pierre.
TOOK ONLY TWO MINUTES
Father Jean Alter Roche Saw Cloud
Dosce-d Upon El-Fated City From
Crscc1's Mouth anC n Z Ecnent Il
Was All II Flames.


FORT DE FRANCE. Martinique. May
22--Ruia. NEST complete. appalling and
f-ightfuI reiGns IN 81. Pierre Never in
,ac history Of the world p-o5a5Ig has
there teea such catastrophe. rom
pei vas nu-fe3 III lava. lzacz. and mud.
1u- lacked the fearful loss O. 5.E= JazE
has characterized The destruction OF ST
Pierre Even the most conservative
estimates made - natives oE Mar. Unique
place the loss OF life as E.zn as ID, ,90o
ard 81 SIS Drosable that. as tine passes.
q VIII Ee found that q far greater uam-
ser OF people y re killed on the fatal
morning Of May 3 than Is even nov sup
posed
II all happened in less than two min
ulcs. Whence once stood at Pelee's base
tne q-a5ntes- pretGest. ana most char
aetari-.is city IN the West Indies there
is nov aolllns but a des0la1e waste Of
gray ru.as- stones piled high che upon
the other mark the sites Of residences,
saoIder5ng trunks Of giant palms. and
other --ees Indigenous In she tropics
are the only remaining wit:'e=-e7 that
ST. Pierre Caee bca5.-a sa.c--# ~ .-
usual beauty
pceomposed bodies lying II every pcs
sfrle position tell the story Of the frig1--
fgI loss of life that occurred in the
4arIv morning o. Ascension Das--a day
The evening times., 1902-06-04
GOV. VAN SAINT CALLS
ON PRESIDENT TODAY
Not Commenting On Merger
Suits Just Now, He Says.

Governor Van SAINT Of Minnesota was
one Of The prominent callers at the
White House today He came with Sec
retary snav, Who was one of MS per
sonaI friends when the latter was the
chief executive Of Iowa
The governor said ne came TO urge the
President to attend the convention OF
employers and employees in his State
early in septemsr. and feels assured
that Mr. Roosevelt viii make the trip.
When asked reg rGing the merger
cases in which he has been active lately.
Governor Van SAINT smiled and said.
"Ah I'm not talking about those mat
ters just now"
The evening times., 1902-06-04
PUTTING DOWN TEE
OUTBREAKS In China
Cable From Consul MCWade
About TOnkin Situation.

The State Department has received
rem United States Consul McWade. al
Canton, Two dispatches. The first sayz-
Marshal Su teiegraphs that ne has
captured Kwei Chao and Kwaug-uau
protectors on the Yunan frontier. -oa-
kin rebels have fed 10 the hills north
west Of Manning. Trouble reported at
S5een- Ssuchang, Chenan, TorlpiEg. norlh
Of Lung CHnT, and Quaas-si. Not Sc
r.0us.
The second reports Jaa- cholera IS de-
c-eas.Eg in Canton. Lu, is becoming
more prevalent in Tachan
The evening times., 1902-06-04
ROUTE NOT SPECIFIED.
Report Of Commiss, 3ners On Potomac
Western Railroad Bill


Inc DislTicI COMM niS9loneFS To-Day sent
Ito the Senate District Committee d re-
port on Senate bill 1922. TO authorize
the potor,ac Western Railroad Cvo-,rs.r,-
--N-l--.-- - -.
80 'o'i7'' ''' an o'-'' ',i' ''5'i 'i'9 -
lingron Reservation Fnd over certain
streets and rs5zrvati0r.s in Jhc District
Of Columbia and over and unou the
49,. t-i,-1,-.-... id, .-~-- .r., 49,
~ ''i9I'' ''-- ia -'--
The evening times., 1902-06-04
HIbL AC4 PROMPTLY
ON PHILIPPINE ELL


Chairman Cooper of the House Com
nittee On IusuiaT affairs. says chas Oh.
Philippine Dill which passed the ssna-
yesterday VIII be promptly considered
IN the House
The committee VIII be called 10 de.er-
r2lrc vEethe- it VIII rs-o.ane2a to ta-
House taat it consider Jac Senate biE-
or Jhs House biz which was reported
some lEaa ago as q slbatits,e.
L e eults UaeIy t@at the latter eou-s-
lii l:c D4ssusd. Uajer tae P-es7H- ~
ran-anclt The bin VIII BE eai.sd "a
ne House in about ten days.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
LICENSE BILL ACTED
on 81 COMMISSIONERS

The District Commissioners have rec
cumcnLcd favorable action upon Seu4.e
bIH $50 ~P-eacriLing license taxes ~
the District OF Columbia. and ro- ctn-~
purpose. recently submitted 10 them
Iy the Senate District Comnittee.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Alike Operators Indicted

EEONNILLE, Tenn, June 4.-Tss
grand 5--y Tuesday found true biz.
against l!ajo- +. c. Camp AID Geor-.
Camp. president and geuc-aI manage
Of JE- COsi creek Coal C0mpar-. Es.
-!i-a.Eal E3isGer1y-uGF IN the rra;e--
VIE disaster. in Tk.ck over go acn
lost their lives.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
sa-s : E.IE i IL D.-.-ii,.

The District Commissioners today
sent 70 me S-za-c District COMMITTEES
-aeie report uJcn Senate blLi $500. To
regulate sue production AID sale OF milk
and cream iu aad FOR the District OF 60
i--25ia. Ths report is composed large
l. Of proposed aEeEdEcDIs % the bill
s@Egestca = tle Hsas,h azce-. ard =
copy q tae bill IS ane1zzJ vas foz-
SagGgj Win the report.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
FATAL EXPLOSION
At CUMBERLAND
BaIdEcEe and Ohio Engine Blows Up
Kills the Fireman, and InjuIes
Three Men.

CUMBERLAND Md. June IA Bal
tiIaore ard Ohio turtle-back engine
drawing long train of empty cars. ez-
Pioded on o grade near Piedmont this
morning. killing John Smith. the FIRE
man. and fatally injured the engineer.
william Lynn. @nJ aBoth- fireman. John
Grahame. william Powell braEamal.
as bldly nsat bat may recover III.
tracks viii be blocked uHtI tJni-h. Il.
the debris
The evening times., 1902-06-04
INQUIRY ON CHICAGO'S
ITALIAN AFFAIR
Report Of Findings Expected to Be
Made Public Soon.

Secretary Moody was at the White
House today and If was understood that
his visit had reference to making public
the report oa the naval inquiry into tho
experiences in Italy OF some OF the Ma
rine Corps officers aboard the United
States steamer Chicago.
The report OF the findings Is expected
10 be given cut - the Navy Depart
meut this afternoon or tomorrow.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
THE SPANISH MINISTER
GIVEN ANOTHER POST
Duke Of ARGOS Transferred TO Belgium
Because Of Trouble With Eyes.

The State Department has been uoti-
fed thar the present Spanish minister.
the Duke o. ARGOS. has been traHsf ferred
10 q similar post in Belgium Taa duke
- sglering --om an aHictioT 0i the
ewes and IS ElLaF treatment ay "a ply
stefan ID WiescEten, German and the
transfer is made 70 further his re-
cOEery.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
BBBGGR0 fEb#5TB {
2BFGRELF AED[BL
Strike Ri0ting Renewed in
Chicago This Morning.
TWO OF TIE HEa MaY DIE
Badly Beaten AID Tom T.th Ice Pike
Pcie5 by Uzion Wagon D-ivszs-coa-
Is-enoe Nov or 70 Tsy 10 Settle Ire
T-CE6io-Goverlor Anzic-s

CHICAGO, Juzc 4-Ia desperate
riot early TO-DAY between strike symPa-
tAizcss an6 co.o-ed men employed &c
take the places OF me steekyards
5esnsters and strikers. six OF the men
we're hurt and two VIII die. The battle
occurred at West Fo-ty--sventa Street
sad Center avenue at 7.39 a. IT.
The coIored men, who had. 1t IS said
been shipped to Chlca2c from s. Louis
last night. we're driving wagons beIoag-
lag to the packers vixen taev we're
Poeaeted by gHiaa wagon drivers
l.hcy Ns-e beatoa w1aa ice pike pcles-
and the tao --ao. i is beIs-s. vii die
7.sre cut ani torn hy these weapons.
The taigh o. enc man va tern open
ald lie sustained internal injuries rom
being beaten, while the othe- victim
vas severely bruised and Iaceratsd.
Two bus loads. numbering aeasIy. nf-v
negroes. reached the yards from s.
Louis late last night
Disorder Began Early.
Disorder. after continuing at ipfe--
vaIs nea-ly ali night. began at an early
EoIr this morning in the Northwestern
Railroad station, caused by aon-unfou
driver in charge OF a meat wagon be
longing to Alderman DuddIestoa strfk-
ing j quesuoner over The head with a
club \ riot call was answered By the
Iatrol wagon of the Chicago Avenue
station and fifty extra on loot. order
was restored with much Difficulty.
It was repeatedly stated YESTERDAY
that the packers were endeavo-5ng tc
secure the aid of the State militia in
their trouble with the striking team
5ters- Reports from Springfield. how
ever. are to The erect that Governor
Yates has received no request for
troops yet.
Governor bIuch Concerned.
The governor is concerned over the
situation He received newspaper re-
ports OF the conflict at the executive
mansion until late hour last night.
but had 10 comment TO make. 1t Is cvI-
dent that il the packers persist in their
present course OF Ignoring the unioa. the
police force VIII not be adequate 10
cope With the situation. The develop
ments Of yesterday made it apparent
that martial law is likely any day
After a four-hour conference last
night in TIE Great Northern Hotel all
the State Street merchants ana regre-
sentatiyes from the striking delivery
drivers, aided by members Of the state
Board OF arbitration. reached partial
agreement. Shortly after midnight the
arbitration meeting was adjourned II
met again today at noon and i is hoped
az understanding viii be reached.
Until that time the strike on the ten
big State Street stores viii remain in
effect. but while both the merchants
and drivers refrain FROM committing
themselves. il Is believed tire differences
VIII be arbitrated before tae day is ove-
and that shopping may be resumed un-
der normal conditions by THURSDAY. 10
deliveries were made yesterday.
The evening times., 1902-06-04

/ Representative Cannon OF Illinois
chairman Of the House Co.a-i-tce on
/ appropriations. saw the President ta:s
morning n the White House on matters
! OF Legislation san rauaiaing unsettled,
+ in which Government money is the prime
{ requisite.
Regarding the probable date OF the
Is1jouranent OF Congress 5-r- Cannon
said:
At tue House cd Of the capitol VIC
are ready to 60 away n aiucst aEy
date in the near future. Wt5E ore CT two
exceptions. everything zas Been gotten
+ #cut OF the way. and what has not yet
I been finally attended to i IA ,ae las
stages OF oiIicfaI Determination
Hcpss Senate VIII Hustle Along.
We are in ho.-s that the Senate,
with lde Philippine civil government
Bill now out Of the way. v-.H be eager
10 finish Up tHo Cuoan reciprocity and
iltb-aiaa canal legislation without any
grcal delay.
- have always found that a. y5- give
CG orator q CnHU@e 10 t=-h . Gsu ne
wants 10 and just as long as he wants
to he VIII be glad epsugh TO keep quiet
BY me time ne he's lsL-ed himself
EoaTse. with sucu Q Icuz,nv Gow OF
|eIog1oacc as has been p5u-e1 ouL On 51-s
Philippine busiHc rs. think there ought
10 be lot CT hoa-se statesmen IT tbs
Senate end Of the Capitol. and Nc at the
otaer end OF the b2tldfag are hoping th@c
their efforts Of the past few weeks viii
rur them n a comp!acent mood fc- the
rest OF the session.
Adjournment About July Z
"If our hopes are wei foa7ded the
present session viii rot be EXTENDED
much beyond July J..
Regarding the political and Industrial
situation AT home. LIr. Cannon said
"IiIlzois IS very Cuict row politically.
and the war horscs' are having a little
rest Tae state is remarkably prosper
Gus this year. the farmers are getting
1 Up a. O'Clock and working till e. and
/ are happy IN the prospect of good crops.
The ae-suteen-year locust invasion is
not soaring them into idIeness. By
good deal
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Ws!es CoIne-y Ezcgcz.ea.

sion occurred ~ FGCchriE. near CardEft.
Wales. today. Eisht EerscR5 we're killed.
The evening times., 1902-06-04

that VAS 10 have been devoted to pleas
urc bT The .naa5ilaE,z OF lac unhappy
cit.
Sphere O Influence
The sphere OF ilIGencc OF Mont Pelee
. .czten5ed for about ave miles northwest
and south from It's crater. Strange to
state The line cl GeHaraatfon is wei de
aned- and. vl:e.c en ore SIDE OF Z stream
all is deaa end bHshJed D. :he fcv OF
mud and the heat CT ths burning gases.
ca the other there remains She fresh
ness CT the tropics. anl al is gTecu.
il has been Impossible for any Of The
scientists who have visited the scene o.
the disaster since the main eruption 10
/ account ior this fact, but IL is believed
taat the volcano Only killed those places
. over which the immense cloud which
destroyed s.. Pierre passed. OF course.
all o. the .=.ard Of si5-t5uique has been
covered with ashes, blt this. it is said.
VIII greatly add to the fertility CT the
soil IT is only The boiling mud which
VIE permanently Inju.e
With the IEt-le town OF Carbet, stu
ated ac0u; d mile f-O-H St Pierre. to-
ward Fort &C France. ends the zcnc Of
lie Stretching ahead Is a line OF shore
which has come ~ltIil the reach 1f Pc
lees breath. Although ali OF the houses
are yet stZuLilg In Carbet, they have
been deserted. and a:c partly buried in
mud and ashes. The . go iana a5itants
were fCrlEGaIC Cu5lga 10 escape E.El
their lives, asG are nov residing in FORT
de France. depending Urcn the govern
nent authorities Tor support.
Destruction and Waste.
Within the zone CT the volcanoes in
fuence nothing bUilt by the Eeud OF Cod
/ CT man mas been left in it natural state.
Nothing breaks the plain Ct death. com
pared 20 which no waste OF Arab.a is as
hateful TO the eye. It ends only with
/ The monster fcrm of Mont Peiee. whi.a
3cars its terrible head orer 4.G0G fee
above the sea and then throws many
{CordHucd au Sixth PaGrJ
The evening times., 1902-06-04
President Personally Con
Quoting An inveSti-
gaUCn.
505F5RS WITH COLONEL SANGER
Tracing The Hands Though
Which Arnold Papers
Passed.
C02BiH EHD DAVIS EXPLAIN

Declare Ih2t They Had Eo-E;ag to Do
'ith Givi-Z Ont tia Secret Deck
-aats-Cs=s-zl 2-uss Assent Fr0n
the City-CaPssin Wecss Statement.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
SECOND CHOICE
IN The BETTING
B0Okmakars Laid 100 to II
Against Chances OF the
Winner.
STRONG FRy0RITE
NOT IN TIE MONEY

FLY Scept-e, Pub.ic's Chs:ce, Beaten
Out for Place and Show by Rising
Glass al - to I, and Friar Tuck, q
1co II Royal Family Saw Race.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Conditions and Summary.
SEEiUZF1

summary
The Derby stakes OF 5000 sovereigns.
by subscription OF - soverefgns each:
hair forfeit, OF FIVE sovereigns only If
declared by the first Tuesday u Janu-
ary, 1901, for three-year-5Id colts, ai7e
stone, and FLIES eight stone nine
p5CaGs. the nominator Of the winner TO
receive $40 sovareIgas. the owner of tEe
sc-co5 600 sovcreiEns. and the cEuer OF
thc third 200 soverei5ns ou OF the
stakes about one and one-half miles
t2S2 subscribers fEty-four Of whom pay
five sovereigas):
NJ. J Gu6bin's b-. c. Ara Pat-icF by
s. FIorian- out of -dorganette tzIartin.
uc2. Col H. NcCaImont-s b- c. Rising
Glass. by Is:ngIass. out OF HaUtcsse
tALcCaD. second; the Duke Of Portland $
br. C. Friar Tuck by Friars Palsam. dam
bg Galopia. out Of Substitute Cannon
third
Today vas a typical Derby day. the
one day Of the year wien all England
rorgets iDternationaI diplomacy. wa OF
peace. and all join IN the question.
Who viii win the Derby
Drilling Rain Fell
The morning dawEed with a drilling
rain falling As the day wore on the
light rain continued uua5ated, making
weather conditions anything but p-opi-
tious- But rain or cold cannot dampen
the enthusiasm OF Derby Day. and early
this morning the exodus from London to
Epson Downs began. Thousands Of ez-
cGrsionists left tls city BY every posi-
ble conveyance sorae even waIkfns the
entire seventeen miles.
Al 1910 the members Of the cabinet
and the Indian princes who are here Ior
the coronation left by special train. A
Ealf hour later. ct 1Z-4U. another special
train bearing the King. Queen. and the
oclser members OF the royal party left
fer the course at EPSON.
The Epson Town Plate Of 200 sover-
eiers at Epson was won by F. ". Days
Russes Brown. with Danny Maher up
) B JoeI-s Inisbfree, with .-skeets"
Martin up. finished second. Twenty
horses ran. The betting against the win
ner was zoe to G.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Mr.. CANNON GOIFERS
With TIE PRESIDENT
UnsettIedLegisIatjonS SubjscJ
Under Cons de alton
HOUSE READY 70 ADJ0URH

E5iiacis ReP-oseatasi-e Says Congress
Has About Completed AL Tha- There
Is tc Do-Hcpcs SoEa.e VIII Soon
Act on Cuban Reciprocity, Etc.
The evening times., 1902-06-04
Destruction and Waste.

CCoranurd eu Sixth PaGeJ
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11

Waco, State Volunteers Flremens
assn; tickets on sale May 1914, at
rate OF $3.50 for round trip, return
limit May II.
Springfield, Mo-, account General
Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
church Tickets on sale May - and
IA at rate of &I4.l0 for round trip.
Return limit leaving Springfield
May n, 1872.
San Antonio, Texas. Account
Southwestern Gas, Electric Light
and Street Railway Association.
Tickets on sale April II. Fare si0.l5
return limit April -, with privilege
of thirty day extension 10 those de-
string to take Mexican trips
Jackson, Miss, General Assem-
bly, Presbyterian church, tickets on
sale May l2-13, rate $3.50, for round
trip; return limit, leaving Jackson
May 80, 1902
Houston, Tex ,33th Biennial State
Sangerfegt and Local Underw rtters
ass N, tickets on sale May Id; at
rate of $500 for reund trip, return
limit May y.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11

In order 10 stimulate California
travel. the Houston and Texas Gen-
trail X. r.. has decided 10 pat on ex-
tremeiy low rates from all points
along its line. The rate from Aus
tin, Dallas, TT. Worth and DAnison
will be $500. Tickets will be one
way, second class passage and viii
be accepted on payment of the
Through Pullman tourist sleeping
car rate on all Pullman excursion
sleepers operated over the Sunset
Route. Tickets viii be sold daily
during March and April and are
limited to continuous passage. This
is the chance of life time To make
the trip to California. The through
excursion sleeping cars are the very
best of their kind, are personally
conducted and equipped with every
convenience OF travel. For further
information address local agent, or
M. &. Robbins, q. r. d r.. A., II. u.
Anderson, A. q. r. A.. Houston,
Texas.
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