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Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Carnival President.

Dr. H. H. Stark came in yesterday from Fl Paso. Dr. Stark was president of the carnival committee that man. aged the midwinter carnival in Fl Paso last January. He says another and bigger carnival will be given next year. It was at this carnival that the famous drilling contest. in which the Tarr brothers of Globe defeated Cham berlin and Malley, the pride of Colo rado, for purse of $2500, took place.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Hard at Work.

The members of the Fourth of July celebration committee are all at work preparing for the big event. They say that from present indications the cele- bration will probably bring 5000 out. siders into the city to witness the ex. tensiye program that will be pulled off -....
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Gets Thirty Days.

Before Justice Brown last night George Daly was given thirty days in the county jail for embezzlement. Daly several days ago took $11 belonging to George Wagoner by whom he was em. ployed as cook in a restaurant at Naco This was overlooked but when he took $24 Thursday night and skipped out to this city Wagoner followed him here. The latter went before Justice Brown, and had a warrant sworn out for Daly's arrest Officer Jenninzs found him on the street a few minutes latter DalS was employed in the Fish Pond cafe 6 short time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Ranges Are Dry.

Peter Johnson returned yesterday from his ranch in the southern part Of the county. During the past two weeks he has been putting up several windmills. MT. Johnson reports the ranges dry, but says that a good rain will put new life into the water springs and make feed on the ranges much better. He may make trip into Mexico in a few days. --
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
DEATHS.

The funeral of J. P. Shanahan was held yesterday afternoon, Rev. MT. Shields officiating. The young mans death was due to pneumonia, and oc- cured at the hospital. No friends could be located, and there were no acquaintances. as Mir. Shanahan had but recently come to Bisbee. He had worked two days in the smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Pumping Machinery Arrives.

Two mammoth pumps and air com. pressors arrived at Don Luis yeste-. day consigned to the Bisbee West company. This machinery will be installed at the mine within the next ten days. The foundations have al. ready been completed. The capacity of the pumping plant is 200 gallons per minute. Mir. Dwight, superintsnd. ent of the company said his company was ready to commence work on . pipe line from Bisbee to the mine just. as soon as the city granted his company a franchise. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Defends Strikers.

Defends Strikers. -
 B. J: Zabriskie, one of the boiler. makers who went out In the Cananea strike of mechanics. is in the city. He says the, strikers deserved all they asked for, and justiies them in quit ting their jobs.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
News of
 66e Town
smelter Will Not Close.

F. J. Nichols came up from Cananea vast night. He says that the strike of mechanics will not result ip the smel. ter closing down.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Pool Players.

Pool Players.
 w. s. Brown was in the city last night from Fl Paso. MT. Brown is con sidered one of the crack-a-jack pool players of the west and has been vic torious in & number of close contests.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Fireman's Ball.

In the opera house last night the fireman's bill was attended by large number of people. The firemen wore their new uniforms and showed up to good advantage
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Taken to Tucson.

Charles Briggs. the prominent Calu- met. Mich. copper mine owner, was taken to Tucson yesterday in a special train. He has been suffering fro the past few days with an attack of pneu- monia, and his physicians advised talk ing him to a lower altitude
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26

Eleven years' experience in carpet laying, carpet cleaning, window clean ing. scrubbing and general work Give me trial. Call at No. 102 Brewery 0ulch. Jas Avery. - --- I-26
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
St. Johns Church.

Services of the church in Library Hall, Sunday, April 27th. as follows: Morning at II; Sunday school at 2; evening service at 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26
Douglas Service.

Rev. Henry NJ. Shields will preacn in Douglas at 7;S0 p. m. Sunday. A hearty invitation is extended to all.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-26

Branch To Tombstons.
 H. M. Miller in the freight depart. msut of the Fl Paso and Southwestern
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Cades Chronicles.

We are glad to report LeROy
Payne able to be out again after a
few days illness.
Mrs. Nesnith and her daughter, ,
Miss Mabel, returned to their
home at Docks Saturday.
Mrs. Huggins has gone on a visit
to Hot Springs, Ark, where she
will spend some time.
Mr.. Lonnie Flagler, Jr., Of In
diantown, is spending q few days
in our town.
Mr.. w. E. Nesmith has about
recovered from his recent illness.
Rev. VIM. Ruff is spending this
week with his family at Leesville.
Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell filled the
pulpit at the Methodist church
here Sunday afternoon, preaching
an able sermon.
Another pile of crosstles were
set on fire here last Wednesday
by sparks from an engine, but for
tunately the fire was discovered
aud put out before any serious
damage was done.
Mr.. w. P. McGlll is much better,
having had a slight attack Of
pneumonja. IVANHoR.
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OUTRAGE IN FLORENCE CO.
N egro Brute CrininaliY Assaults .
RESPECTED White Woman.

Negro Brute CrininaiiY Assaults 4
\ Respected White Woman.
Near Hynanin Florence Co.,
hn Wednesday. February 6, Mrs.
il. r. Haynes, respected white
Woman. was ravished by neg ro
&bruts, Julius Gibbs. The negro
came to the house ON a pretense
lof business, Mrs. Haynes husband
being absent. Mrs. Haynes went
= O the door with a baby in her
larms. After a few moments con-
Eersation the burly brute rushed
Sup the steps and overpowered the
helpless victim, snatchlng thechild
and throwing it aside. Mrs. Hay
mes never lost consciousness and
when she was released ran to a
neighbor's heuse and gave the
Aalarm. Meantime the negro had
led. A posse was sooa gathered,
nth Sheriff Burch at the head.
he negro was captured at his
bme absut a mile from the scene
the crime.
Threats of lynching were freely
|ade, but the sheriff stood off the
ovid, plcdging them a speedy
ial and swift legal justice. Un-
der :his promise he was allowed to
take his prisoner 10 Jail.
The governor having been ac-
qualnted by wire with the facts
in the case, after comforting with
the solicitor, agreed to order a
. specisl session of court to try the
fapist. The court will be held
March 81, and as the brute has
confessed it is not hard to foretell
the result of his trial.
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Graded School.
HONOR ROLL.

HONOR ROLL.
9th Grade-Bessie Harper,
Pearl Roger, Helen Scott.
Sth Grade-Flossie Harper.
7th Grade-Mattie Brockinton
Jimmie Britton, Lila Hammett,
Mable Snider, Annie Stackley.
4th Grade-Jake Weaver.
81 Grade-Roy Register.
Cd Grade-Fred Davidson.
Bessie Swan.
Ist Grade-Norwoed Register.
Tom Harper.
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Among the Churches.

The Presbyterian church will
attempt to revive or reorganize the
Bible class next Sabbath. No one
should ever graduate from or be-
come too old for that class.
There were good congregations
at the Methodist church Sunday,
both morning and evening. Rev.
II. J. Cauthen, the pastor, preach
ed in the morning from 9th chap
ter of End Corinthians. At night his
discourse was 'sOur relation to God
and to our fellow man." How i'm
portant that we should witness,
correctly testify from original
kno owledge, testify that we have
been there, testify from no selfish
motive or purpose. Let US not be
selfish in our declaration Of uod.
Thorough consistency Is a jewel
in our evidence before the world.
Friends, let US measure up. Every
one, of whatever name or denom-
ination, should 20 out and hear
him. He will do you good.
Prayer meeting is held on Tues
day night at the Methodist church
snd on Thursday night at the Dap-
tist church at Sp. m.
A hot supper tor the benefit Of
the Presbyterian church will be
given at the residence of Mr.Leais
Jacobs Thursday evening, Mar ch
90.
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Who Can Do This.

Editor County Record: Has anv
of YOUR readers ever seen the
monument 10 Gen. Francis Marion,
ID miles west Of St. S.epens? If so,
l should be glad 10 have him give
a description of it in the columns
of The Record. ANXIOUS.
Dock. S. &. March 10. 1902.
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Letter to Mr.. j. P. SHAW.
Kingstree, SC.
Dear Sir: Oil Oil! Oil! That's the
secret OF It's economy. You buy
paint and oil separately, and at
proper prices for each, then mix
them together; L. & NJ. sells more
largely than other paints because
oil must be added to it: house own
ers are beginning to understand
that it's folly to buy thin paint,
and pay a fancy price for the oil
in it. DR.. w. v. Broekington will
be glad to supply you with our
handsome color cards and combin
auon booklets. Truly yours.
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers,
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When you wake up with bad taste
In your mouth you may know that you
need . dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
4 Liver Tablets; They will cleanse
Faar y r stomach, improve your appetite
and make IRH feel u ke new man.
They are. essy t9 take, being sugar
coated and pleasant in effect. For
Dr. d. {. Scett, Druggist.
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Attention, Veterans.
Editor County Record:

Editor County Record:
Special rate tickets will be sold
to Charleston over the A. q. L.
Railroad on the 10Th and goth,
good for five days. All veterans
who can possibly 60 are urged to
be there on the Goth. This is our
opportunity. Come!
D. Z. GORDON, Commander.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Gas aud Powder Set Fire BY 4 hin.
er's Lamp In a Nine.
MINERS EN- rOMBED.
Seventeen Men are Fastened In Mine
and There Is no Hope OF ReseuiBg
Them Alive as the Coal
IA Burning.

North Fork. w. Va. Sept. ia de-
structive gas and powder explosion oc-
CURED in the Big Four mine OF the
Algoma Coal and Coke company here
Monday morning about O'Clock, as
result of which Jas. Lester and John
Rockkie, a Hungarian miner, and M
teen eolored miners are known to be
imprisoned In the mine. There is hard
" a chance of the men being reeov-
cred alive as they are beyond the point
where the explosion occurred, The
gas and smoke is so thick that all res
cuing parties have been driven back.
II. f. Frankfeld, a mine boss, and Geo.
Gaspie, a Hungarian miner, succeeded
in crawling over the fallen coal and
slate after the explosion, to the lights
of the rescuing party and were taken
out alive though badly burned and
nearly suffocated by the gas and smoke
inhaled.
The explosion is said to have been
caused by an accumulation of gas
catching on fire from the lamp OF
miner who was going to work. and this
in turn cred six kegs Of blasting pow
der that mad been stored in the mines.
The explosion knocked down all OF
the bratttces for a quarter Of mile
back toward the mine entrance, thus
cutting out all OF the air from the
men imprisoned behind the debris.
There had been a small gas explo-
sion In this mine on Sunday last and
Mine superintendent 4. J. Stuart had
personally cautioned the men who
worked In the mine to not attempt 10
work again until the air had been test
ed by a safety lamp,
A rescuing party headed by Mine In
spector Cooper attempted a rescue but
We're driven back by the want Of air.
II Is now learned that the coal is
burning and there is no hope Of ex-
tinguishing the flames until a new air
passage can be built TO the point OF
the explosion.
Superintendent Stewart has a large
force Of men at work now and will
make a second attempt TO reach the
imprisoned men.
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AFTER MORE WAGES.


1880
Chicago. Sept. le.--Lodges Of rail-
road trainmen and railroad conductors
west OF a line drawn from Duluth,
MINI, south Of New Orleans, are vot.
Ing on a proposition to ask for addi-
tional compensation for their services.
z. E. Clark, grand chief Of the Order
OF Railway Conductors and P. J. Nor
risey grand chief Of the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen. stated that owing
to the vastly changed conditions as
compared with those In existence at
the time the present wage scales were
made, both the conductors and train
men believe they are entitled to an in
crease in wages.
The movement was begun at meet
ing OF the ehairmsn OF the adjustment
committees held In Kansas City In
June, the decision being reached that
an increase of from 10 to 20 per cent
should be demanded. The chairmen OF
these committees met again in Cleye-
land, O. July "a where the project was
submitted TO the grand officers OF both
corrections TO conform to the laws Of
botn organizations. it received their en-
dorsement
The lodges are now voting and send
the returns to Kansas City where the
Joint committees will hold their meet
ing Oct II Should a two thirds vote
be east in favor Of demanding an in
crease in wages on any one or more
railroad systems or on railroads with
In tho prescribed territory. the Joint
committees will prepare uniform
wage scale for all parallel lines
through lines and Independent systems
and feeders to these
The present talk OF a wide spread
strike is warranted sensarionalism.
declared Grand Chief Clark Of the con-
anctors.
No strike will occur at least not
untii all other means have been en-
tirely exhausted and then only upon
two-thirds vote Of the nlembe Of the
organization involved
Ar MorTissey for the tratnmen said
II anything Ii done IL wtl be along
orderly hnea fra accordance with the
long established policies OF the bodies
affected"
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THANKS TORRANCE.
Confederate Soldiers of Alabama Apprs
elat~ TEt- Motive 20 A%sist Them.

Confederate Soldiers of Alabama Appre
etat~ Ht- Motive 10 Assist Them.
birmingham. Ala. Sept. ia spe-
cial from Montgomery to the Age
Herald says:
The following resolution was passed
by Confederate Veterans here:
We. the members of Camp Faux
ner. United Confederate Veterans. In
special meeting assembled take this,
the earliest opportunity, Of expressing
20 General Torrance commander of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. our
heartfelt appreciation Of his recent and
generous act Of kindness in appealing
to all the people of this country for
help for the Confederate home at
Mountain Creek
The appeal OF General Torrance was
unexpected and unsolicited, and came
from heart that Is big enough to take
In all men that are In distress. He
came among us and was received as
a friend and comrade by those to whom
the bitterness of war is but a memory
His every utterance showed that for
those against whom he had stood in
battle no had only friendship, and for
those who were unfortunate, whose
misfortunes have outlasted the war,
his heart overf1ows with tenderness
and sympathy We send back to him
and all those who cooperate with him
greeting In the spirit OF eomrade-
ship. OF gratitude and of our common
citizenship"
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QUIET RElGNS.

Peace Hsvnrs Over tbs sHfa~s ~ wyotn
tux Mining & et@s
Wilkesharre. Pa. Sept -sherir
Jacobs and a large number of deputies
assembled at the courthouse al an
early hour Monday morning In antlef
patton Of trouble occurring at some ot
the mines, Blu, outside Of an outbreak
At Old Forge IA which an italian was
badly beaten ny strikers. the day was
a very quiet one in the strike region
John Fallon went 70 Nauucoka early
In The morning to head of any tronbi.
IN that section. and other prominent
officials Of the Dnited Mine Workers
went 20 other parts Of the country tc
advise against any marches on the col.
ler!ea but no marches we're attempt.
20. neither was there ans effort made
to resume work at any OF the biz
mines II IL said that the attempt
Haay be made when least expected
probably some day this week
An important conference will be
held al strike headquarters Among
those who win take part Will be presl.
dent Mitchell. District Presidents Mich.
ola, Duny, Fahy and National Treas
urer Wilson OF indianapolis and Sam
uel Gompers. president Of the Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor. Bishop Fal-
lcws Of the Reformed Espisropa.
church ~ Chicago. may also be pres.
ent II Is stated the chief topic will
b. the relief plan. Mr. Gpmpers IL is
said. has some proposition TO make
which will Insure steady relief for the
striking miners all winter should they
decide 10 continue the battle.
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III. R~v"h' rs"" Of A'-hsue VA y,

III. R~pph' raw. 81 Ai~hsros WI Ne,
st-s ~s.r.,, = -a-'..
Birmingham. Ala. Sept ~ The Re-.
publican executive commottee has re-
fused the s3ulttAnce IF negro dele.
gates to the state convention which
meets here This action was the result
Of several hours strenuous struggle
between those % the new regime.
known as the lily Whites and thos.
not in favor af barring out the negroes.
This means that heneeforth the Re.
pub5icau party iu Alabama Is 20 be a
white mans party
The elimination of the negro was ae-
c0mplished through the passage Of "a
resolution adopting the report Of the
subcommittee which was appointed al
the meeting If the full committee on
Saturday. and which had considered all
contests and passed upon all craden-
tails presented by delegates through
out the state When this report was
read not q single negros name ap-
peared upon It. although on the list Of
delegates from more than one county
AhSEN N1AG N&ft Aaht1A Vi HDEthFS NHEh
the credentials were given TO the sub
committee for action.
Immediately following a resolution
TO adopt the report as a whole there
came from several parts of the house
protests OF a vehement nature These
protests kept coming in so fast that
at one time II looked az though che
resolution could not be passed. BY
strenuous work, however. those favor
ing the resolution finally put 1t through
with q vote Of IL for to 10 against
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16
On HIS WAY Home.

New York. Sept. 1e.-Herbert l.,
Bridgeman, secretary of the Peary
Arctic club. received a dispatch from
Lieutenant Peary, dated Chateau Bay,
Labrador. Lieutenant Peary says In
the dispatch that he is on his way
home on the relief ship Windward and
that all on board are well. Beyond
this dispatch Mr. Bridgeman has no in
formation as to the movements of the
explorer who started with his expedi-
ton to the north pole July q, 1898.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16
A Bows Wild RIDE for Life.

With family around expecting
him TO die, and son riding for life.
Is miles, to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds, w. II. Brown, of Lees
vile, Ind, endured DEATHS agonies
from asthma, but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him. He writes: 81
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Coughs Colds and Grip prove It's
matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
Soc and sl.OO Trial bottles free at
Herring~Sparks Drug Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16

San Antonio Tex. Sept lee, L.
Whitney charged with bigamy, was
before Judge Brooks OF the Thirty
seventh court here on application for
writ of habeas corpus The writ was
refused and bail was fixed at $4,000, In
default of which the prisoner was re.
handed. Whitney is charged with hav,
Ing two wives in San Antonio, one OF
whom he married in Portland. Ore, in
1892. and the other In this city on
Sept. 2, He is a telegraph operator
and worked for the Southern Pacific
here nearly two years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16

San Angelo. Tex. Sept. 1e.-Fred
bearing, son OF a prominent cattle
man, was shot in the top of the head
ct this place. A shotgun was the
weapon used. John Lee Knocked the
gun up Just In time to prevent the dis.
charge from entering bearings body.
The wound Is not fatal, p. G. Chism, q
wood hauier. Is IN custody, charged
with the shooting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16

Denison. Tex, Sept. 16,-An the
combination postal cars in service on
the Katy flyers between Denison and
ST. Louis will be discontinued next
Sunday, when the new time card on
the Katy goes into effect, and the new.
full length postal cars will be put in
service. The mail on the Ayers be.
tween this point and st. Louis has In.
creased so fast that 1t is impossible TO
handle IL on the small cars.
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London, Sept. 1s-Governmesss off,
eials here declare there IL no truth I'm
che dispatch from Saigon, published
In Paris saying Anat British fierce has
occupied the Malay priRcipality ct
Klantana.
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WE STILL Have a good supply of
rs and 81 candle power electric
lamps at Doc aud zoe each. These
are the EDISON EAsf, ITO volts, and
are guaranteed 10 give .kATIsFAc-
TIoS, Wears New Ceutury Store.
New phone No. 1876. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-16

New Y5rk. Sept. 16--EEAu Root.
secretary Of war, returned from Europe
on the steamship Kroomland.
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FOR SALE-I offer nay home on
College street for gale At bargain.
The best built house In the city with
all modern eonveniehces. Electric
lights, hot and cold water, sewerage
connection. You must see this
home to appreciate 1t. See T. j.
Cole for terms. j. j Metcalfe.
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WANTED-Eyerybody in Waxa-
hachie to read this fcolumn every
day. 1t always obtains interest
ing ads.
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FOR SALE-My residence on Old
BAN Ave. Cheap for eagh. Modern
conveniences. Apply sSJaqk Beall, !,
47p
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WE STILL HAVE a good supply
of l6 and 80 candle power electric
lamps at 70 and SOC ieafh. These are
the EDISON BASE, liz volts and are
guaranteed To give SATISFACTION.
Wears New Century Store New
phone No. 1876. If
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SEWING MACHINES TO sell or
rent. Waxahachie Hardware Co.
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LADIEs-Mrs. c. y Griggs will be
pleased TO show YOU her samples of
fall suits. If
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FIVE HIGH School Tablets and
book strap for 25cl Wears New
Century Store.
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MRS, GENIE WATS0N-Teacher
Of piano and stringedA instruments,
lessons begin September Sth 1902.
BOG Oldham Ave. l45pd.
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Between courtb 6use And
East End, one lady's Arpwn jscket.
Please return to this ofHe. u
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Take the IS A
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass

On sale daily during September and October,
1862, with stop-overs in California, and will
be accepted in Pullman Excursion sleeper
passing Waco each Wednesday and Friday
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WANTED-A wonfKn 20 cook wash
and iron. Reference gequired. APP
ply No. 800 Dunn ST ~