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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
VITAL STATISTICS


bl III II >.
Riley and Una Alexander, Ennis
August ,, boy.
Raleigh and Nellie Beauchamp
Ennis, September 10, a boy.
o. B. Beckner and wife, Maypearl
September Is, girl.
Bob Wallace and wife, Bee Greek
September II, boy.
Joe and Mary Hall, Byron, Augu 81
81, boy.
Michael and Fashia Stanley, Ellis
county, September IA, boy.
Eph and Mamie Wright, Ellis
county, September g, girl.
Frank and Birdie Farrar, Rocket,
September ., girl.
r. T. Morgan and wife, Rocket,
September II, girl.
P. T. Miller and wife, Rocket,
August -. girl.
jeff and Lettie Laney, Bristol,
September 5, boy.
Joe and Beulah Perkins, Bristol
September 10, boy.
John and Laura Rodney, Bristol,
September 6, girl.
VIII and Annie Pitts, Italy, Sep
tember s, boy,
Tom Clark and wife, Italy, Sep
TENDER l, girl.
viii Smith and wife, Italy, Sep
TENDER T., a girl.
j. w. and Katherine Blackwell,
Midlothian, September Il, girl.
Joe and Ida Harris, Midlothian,
September 10, boy
X. c. and Mollie Bryant, Midloth-
ian, September -, boy.
q. f.. and Carrie Fleeman, Ovtlla,
September II, girl.
J. NJ. and Jennie Laboane, OvilIa,
September -, boy.
c. d. and Belle Bryson, Ovilla,
September II, boy
William Reeves aud wife, Ovilia,
September TO, a boy.
John Cox and wife, Ovilla, Sep
TENDER II, boy.
@ T. and Ruth Pipkin, ovilla,
September 10, girl.
Fred Ross and wife, Waxaha &C hie,
September -, girl.
w. II. Cochran and wife, Waxa-
hachie, September ~, boy.
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Horse Injured in Runaway.

A horse belonging to A. T. Bishop
ran away with buggy today about
Z O'Clock He started on College
street near the Central passenger
station, crossed to Rogers street,
followed that street across the
square and turned west on Frank
lin street When in front of the
implement house of Gibson Bros.
the horse fell against the edge of
the sidewalk, cutting the leader in
one of his legs. The buggy was
also considerably damaged. The
top was torn off and the body of the
vehicle will require extensive re-
pairs.
A horse belonging to a young man
who works at Paul Bauders' tin
shop, was also caused to run away,
but no damage was done.
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pumbed FUN Of shol.

News has reached here from the
Palmer country of a shooting bee
which took place between Palmer
and Bristol q few evenings ago.
The names Of the parties could not
be learned. From the meager par
ticulars obtained 1t seems that q
man was canped near the road with
his family to pick cotton. On the
evening in question q drunken party
came along and proceeded to get
rough. He undertook to go in the
campers tent, but was advised by
the head of the family stay out and
to IN AXE himself scarce around there.
The man paid no heed to the warn
ing and continued toward the tent
uttering oaths as be staggered along.
The camper reached for his shotgun
and as the man approached the tent
door pumped a load of shot into
him. The gun was fired at close
range and nearly the entire load of
shot passed through the fellow. The
camper surrended to the Palmer Of
ficers and Justice of the Peace San
ders released him under a bond of
500. The party who brought the
news of the shooting to Waxahachie
said the wounded man was alive
Monday.
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Deafness Uaunot be Cured

by local applications, IS they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There IL oniy one
way TO cure deafness and that Is by constitution.
al remedies Deafness, Is caused b. IN innamed
condition OF the mucous lining OF the kustAehian
Tube. when this tube gets lnGamed you have
rnmhling sound or Imperfect haartng, ena whsn
II is entirely eosei deafness IS the result and I'M
less the inflammation can be taken out aud this
tube restored TO its normal condittoa, hearing
will be destroyd forever nine eases out Of ten are
caused by cstArrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mueuoas surfaces,
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any case
OF deafness caused By catarrhl that can not be
cured by Halls CatArrh Cure. Send fer circulars
free. y. j. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, y,
IT, Halls Family pills are the best
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will appreciate your trade
and give you your money worth
when you buy OF me. B. W.
Fearis. s.
sIfERIFF's SALE

The State ~ Texas, County Of I'll
lis
By virtue OF 81 exec ution lssuwd
0ut of the Honorable Justice Court
Precinct No one ~ ran Augustine
County, ou the 25tn. dsy % Augast,
1904 ~ the Justice % the Peace
thereof. ia the caae OF Mcknight a
8oidsberrv versus J SEX Garrett and
o. me, as sheuff. directed and deltv-
cred. | will proceed "a sell within
the hours prescribed by law for
~hHrlHs sales. on tha first Tuesday
ia October lNa, 10 being the &th day
% said month, before the Court
House door If said Kills Coenty, ia
the Ctty ~ Waxahaehie, the f9llaws
inx described property, to-wtt
Situated IA the tawu 81 bAFFetts
Eliis County. Texas fowls being
lots 2, 3 aud I ia block :. Alaa loia
1 aud s ia hiaek II alaa, lot Ia block
"a. f.svssd au as tire property ~
j aek Garrett so satisfy a Judgment
amounting 90 fs11 ia fsvof IT Me
Kniahs A aaldsbeFrv and easf ~
satf
0lwan undaT my hand this lath.
day ~ september, iAaA.
j 4. MtNsfGR, sheriff.
~ II. q. SWEAT. nepaty.
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Notice.

BY order Of the board Of directors
a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Waxah ACHE Chautauqua Park Assoc
citation is called for Thursday, Sep
tember p, 1904, at O'Clock p. IN. at
She courthouse in the city of Waxa-
iachie, Texas.
Matters Of great Importance are to
De considered and each shareholder
S requested to be present.
T. A FERRIS, Pres.
Is r. q. PHILLIPS, Sec'y
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Substitutions and adultera
tions are unknown nj Fearis. IS
LiCeased 10 Wed.

Rudolph Potak and Miss Anna
Staza Dlabsy.
J. J. Funderburk and Mrs. Eliza
beth Davis.
J. p. Morgan and Miss Cardie
Gilmore.
w. X. Fannin and Minnie Eady.
g. o. Welch and Miss Maggie
Geer.
David Prude and Miss Kate
Couch.
James Lancaster aud Miss Pa
thenia l.. Reed.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow of health and pure complex
on, make all women beautiful. Take
a small dose of Herbine after each
meal; it will prevent constipation
and help digest what you have eaten.
SOC. Mrs. VIM. w. Stroud, Midlo-
THAN, Texas, writes, May 81, 1901:
1--WE have used Herbine in our fam
lily for eight years, and found it the
best medicine we ever used for con-
stipation. bilious fever and
malaria" Sold by Hood d Martin.
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Foley d Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat aud lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity ~ Foley $
Honey aud Tar many limitations
are offered for the genuine. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and re-
nse any substitute offered, as 40
other preparation will give the same
.ati sfactipu, 10 is mildly laxative.
10 contains un opiates aud is safest
for children and delicate persons.
sold by 4 ", Fearis.
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(4iven tpto Die

a. ~ptaxei, lHla y Virginia - /,
tvanavtlls. tad writes Per oxeF
fivs years I waK tFou hlsd 9Th Aid
ueY And bladder Affections whieh
caused ne mach patn aud waFFN
lost fammh sna was ga Fma t9wH, sui
, year Axu al 10 Aban1au wefk @as
glFelY lad three 81 ths hass phg.
sietama sta dtd sna m@ good and ]
wMm practically EfveH ~ to tie.
FoIsyAs klAn@y Care wss recon
gsnusfea And shs ftFst bottle rave En@
sFaAa Fels@s. ana after tMAtnx tie
sawana battle ! waa ansiFeAY cared
~aA8 ~ III W. Fmasams
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SCIENCE PREVENTS BADNESS.
rhe Fatal Germ and "a. Remedy New
Facts of scieuce.

II Is the rareat thing Ia the word for
ruaW~tO be necessarily bald No man
whose hair Is not dead al the roots. need
be bald Il he Will use Newhros Herpi-
eide the new scalp antiseptic. Herpi~
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
OF at the root. and cleans the scalp Of
daudrun and leaves IL In perfectly
healthy condition. Mr. Mannett ira the
Maryla Block Butte. Mont was en-
tireiy bald. In Jess than month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies of hair
growth. and nature did its work by COW
eriug hls head with thick hair an inch
long and I'm six weeks he had a normal
suit - hair Sold by leading druggtata
send lac In stamps for sample TO The
Herplclde Co. Detroit Mich.
Herriug Drng Co.. Special Agents.
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give prescriptions careful at
tentiOn and only put in them the
drug that is prescribed by your
physician. Fearis. IS
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for sc at the Nickel Store. AZ
Just received from the factory
shipment of KisMe chewing gum, ,
for &c at the Nickel Store. II
Why pay Acc per Id for candy
when you can get it for 20c at the
Nickel Store. A.
Fine bonbons and chocolate 20c
per ID at the Nickel Store. AZ
pretty Peggy" at the opera house
on next Monday night. Don't miss
It. 40
Lowney's candy that is fresh at
J. B. Hines. A.
A suit for divorce was filed today
in the district court by Georgia
Green against Chancey Green.
Best chocolate made at J. B.
Hines. AZ
1t now looks like that everybody
will be at the opera house next Mon
day night to see Pretty Peggy" 40
]. d. Alexander OF Boyce, brought
ten bales of cotton here yesterday
and sold them at 10 cents a pound.
Strict middling cotton easily
brought 10 cents yesterday, and the
price today was slightly advanced.
Fine assorted chocolates at J. b.
Hines. AZ
Just received shipment fine choco-
late, 20c Id. The Nickel Store. A.
Remember the new opera house
will be formally opened on next
Monday night. a.
Mrs. w. r. Ferguson will enter
tain the XIV club Friday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock at her home IN West
End DIT
Constable Shippey OF Maypearl
brought in three negroes yesterday
whom he bad arrested on charges Of
shooting craps.
The assessor and bis deputies are
now at work filling out tax receipts
from the rolls of 1904. The collec-
ton Of this years tax will begin Oc-
tober /.
Cheeves Bros. d Co. announce a
display Of new fall millinery
for Thursday and Friday They
invite inspection Of their ready-to.
wear fall hats,
Deputy Sheriff Forbes was called
TO the Mountain Peak country last
night 20 take charge OF "a young man
named Hiukie who Is supposed 90 be
~ uusDuud mind.
Prayer meeting At The Methodist
church tonight beginning az .41'
O'Clock aud will last one hour. You
are cordially invited 90 be present
and speud This time With MS ~ holy
worship.
} e. Hart, one 81 tbe Enterprises
good friends residing ia Johnson
county, Was d pleasant caller at the .
office yesterday. lie said De- had
bought farm near Wyatt far which .
Ha paid 60 per acre.
AT A BARGAIN Fof the next
u days ws wtll cell our Refrisvra- .
tors and Gas0liue Stoves AT goat .
They are FIRST class goods. consists. 4
lag ~ Sotth star hetFixerAtors and 4
Chests aud Qalek Meal stoves and 4
Ranges A limited bat we'll assorted +
stock Cd select from The Oldham .
Hardware a. I'll
A. Hyrum, who llvsa usaE
Howard. shawed - = cAse-knifs 4
last wesk thAs was hfnnRtt from +
Mgsstssigpi hy nts wafs. who sF~ut f
the summeF ln that stAas Mt
Hvsum sAit thls kalfs Aa been ia f
tts sites fAmssly Aboas ATTY yeaTa
Ana was Esvasiy avprss ssssi 80 =
keegsAkes
" a. Laxs. "a NA&tsan. Miss
ageut salae ttEs les Bllls eaansy
iAsg s#sum#F am a prospecting trip
NJ fs@gx s8a@ visited . uunsheF ~
either enuntiss tu sac state. Nna
after eansiaartmw the advantages
a3fsfmss by e@eh. a@wsaea he ena88 o.
better ln sd kills he wFuts W
keadgiek IS sits eltv = a&F - two
aeo 10 secure htm a place - sbnnE
la aerps. He will move neEe some
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4 free bottle of Dr Teachers Liver aud
Blood Syrup will bc scat to any reader OF
this paper who wiA write TO the Thatcher
Medicine Co, Chattanooga. Team.
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ALL HOPE. OF RESCUE OF
I s@ ENTOMBED MINERS GONE
No Cause Assigned for Explosion That
Results i'm Death OF Nearly Two
,a#,-aga r4 Hundred Men.

lof the explosion was terrific. II will
take days to clear away the wreckage.
Until thia IL accomplished we win not
know how many met death. ! repeal
that there IL no chance Of any of the
Ientombed men being saved
when pressed for what he thought
was the cause OF the explosion. he
said:
"Fire damp caused the men to lose
their lives. As to the cause do not
care to make any statement at this
, hour"
a. w. scheetxe. general manager,
issued statement at the same hour,
calling for experienced men to help In
the work Of rescue.
The explosion seems to have been q
double one, making one long. continu-
ous rumble. and the second blast was
heard rolling back under the hills to-
ward the south end Of the mine, which
contains by far the largest part Of the
workings. The mine Is at the head
OF what is known as shoops Run. The
h,ohast officials of the Harwick mine.
and nearly every miner who Is alive
in the little mining village, are at q
loss TO give the cause for the terrible
disaster. II Is the opinion of the ma
,ority. however, that the explosion was
caused by some foreign miner striking
a match to light his pipe, which set
off the heavy charge OF gas that was
always present In the mine, Another
theory for the explosion Is that II was
caused by a blast In the mine whereby
a new pocket of gas was struck and
Immediately ignited. There are stu
others who insist that the gaseous SUBJ
stances were set on Are by a broken
safety lamp In the hands Of one OF the
miners.
In the opinion of the rescuers around
the top Of the Harwick mine shaft that
the real cause OF the explosion would
never be known and they gave as their
reason that the miner or miners who
were probably responsible for lfhe
catastrophe were deaed.
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Senate ON Panama.

Washington. Jan. 20. The time OF
the senate today was again divided be-
tween the consideration OF the Panama
question and other subjects. There
was only one speech on the canal and
II was made by stone. Of Missouri. He
contended that circumstances indicat-
ed completely on the part Of the
United states in the secession Of Pan
anna. and urged In the interest Of the
counsry's good name that all facts
should known.
Hepburn. OF idaho, made his hrst
speech in the senate In support Of .
resolution introduced by himself pro-
hiblsing the railroad companies from
taking up land in a solid body In lieu
OF land In forest reservations.
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spittsburg. Jan. 2s After q night of
suspense and uncertainty, made heart
breaking BY the contradictory reports
coming from around the pI, q the
mouth OF the Harwick mine, where the
tiretul explosion occurred yesterday,
the relatives OF the $50 cntombed min
ers we're forced TO the conclusion that
all hope Of life remaining in those be-
low would have to be abandoned. RE-
ports early In the night led the sorrow
full watchers 10 believe that some OF
the men would be saved. and when
about . o'clock word was passed
around that selwyn Taylor had been
found alive. and that investigation OF
the heading beyond had shown that
from so TO Is mines we're still alive,
there was much rejoicing, but these
rumors were soon contradicted,
AT $50 there was call to "hoist
above" and In few minutes kind
hands were taking the dead body OF
the mining engineer from the bucket
and strong men bore him to the school
house, where a place had been pre-
pared for him. He was dead when
found, So far only one OF the miners
who went down TO work yesterday
morning has been brought out alive
selwyn Taylor at the head of the first
rescue party to reach the bottom, is
dead. At 2 o'clock this morning
George Hawatch. also of the rescue
party, was brought to the surface, He
is now at the school house and is still
II. w. Cunningham, an inspector OF
mines for the Fourteenth district,
made this statement as
he came from the mine at o'clock this
II explored the mine for a quarter
Of a mile, rw positive that Of oil
those who entered for work yesterday
not one win be taken OUT
alive. Scattered about are dead bodies
of miners, dead mules. wrecked cars.
IONS of loose coal and slack, The force
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After Receiving a Sentence Of Seven
Years, Famous Promoter Retires
From Court RoomtO Die. "
Arranging Affairs for His Family at Time
Death Claims Him--Court Accused
Of Being Unduly Influenced
--verdict j. Surprise.

FLondon. Jan. as,--As . o'clock this
afternoon Whitaker Wright was sen.
@enCed 10 seven years penal seryitude.
AT o'clock be lay dead on the floor
BIZ small room In the Law courts.
Nhsthes he took hia own life by poison.
or whether death III iss natural course
robbed ths law Of iss fuliiilment. will
not be- known until the poatmortem ex-
amination In held. Indications. how
ever. point 10 poisoning
Until nearly o'clock tonight the
body Of this man who formerly had con-
sFolled many Of the worlds markets,
and who had been coursed BY royalty,
Remained upon the sioor Of the room
where he feil. for, as convicted felcn,
wrights person had become the prop.
srty of thu crown.
4 The home once finally gave per-
mission for ita removal. and the body
was siven over TO tho juriadicslcn Of
tina coroner, II now lies AT weasmln-
stsr morsary. THE inquest win prob
ably be held on Thursday
ii fseiins that Justice BlghAuRa con.
Adues cf the case was no, very judicial
ppsAra 10 grow In ,hs legal circles Of
s.ondcn, and the sentence upon Wright.
I In itself. would have furnished Eng
land with an unexpected sensation.
When the jury nled In at . o'clock
Wright showed his hrst sisns Of ner"
yousness. Peerlng through his glasses
he leaned forward 10 catch the fore
mans answer. AZ the word guilty"
the crowd In the courtroom gasped in
surprise. Wright was almost the only
person present who appeared to be un-
moved.
yor some 10 minutes after hla eonvie-
sion Wright discussed his family af-
fairs and the disposition Of his remain-
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Burton Treats it Lightly.

81. Louis. Jan. 2s.--United states
Senator Burton, OF Kansas. who was
indicted Saturday by the federal grand
Jury on the charge OF accepting money
from the Rialto Grain a. Securities
Company for the alleged purpose Of
Influencing postoffice authorities, arr
rived In ~. Louis this afternoon.
when asked II he desired to make q
abatement the senator said:
Not at ths present time; believe !
have talked enough on the subject al
ready"
The senator declared he was not at
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Pendleton, Jan. 3s.--Because she
had transferred her love from her hus-
band to another. Mrs. John r. Brown
was murdered at an early hour this
morning. The perpetrator OF the
crime was the husband, who. after
committing the deed. ended his own
life. At least that is the only con-
struction that can, at this time. be
placed ~ the officials upon a crime
unequaled for horror in this county.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
were found today on hill south Of
where they had been living. It was
supposed then that the awful deed had
been premeditated by both, but later
developments may prove otherwise.
Late this afternoon Il was learned
that Mrs. Brown had written a letter
aa follows:
Dear Brother--w When this reaches
you I win be no more. | have found
another man In Oregon love better
than my husband"
/. Her letter had been torn and thrown
into the stove. but failed to burn and
was picked out BY the coroner and
pasted together. It IL believed now
that the man murdered his wife and
then Killed himself.
Previous 10 finding shis letter the
following brief note. writtsa by Brwvn,
was found:
s'Mr. smith-Mrs. Brown and ! are
tired OF life. You win find our bodies
on the hills south or southeast Of
town. send my effects to my mother.
Frs. NJ. A. Brown, Reinbeck, Iowa"
with this last little note, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Brown this morning, pre-
sumably about O'clock. walked out OF
the house OF E. L. Smith, where they
had been living for the past two weeks
over the little plot Of wheat lying just
south OF the house. to the top Of the
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Crime Unusual for Horror Committed at
Early Morning Hour On Outskirts
Of pendleton.
Letter Written by Woman Throws Only Light onReason for Deed
supposed Now by OFFICERS That Deliberate MurdsrIs
Followed by Suicids--Desd Of Blood Committed
on Way Home From Theater

!, hill, distant about 30 rods. and theFs
Brown performed the work which sent
both their lives to eternity.
! With 22-caliber revolver pressed
lightly against his wife's bosom he
pulled the trigger. but the little weapon
proved OF not sufficient force to take
her life. she still lived. Drawing
razor from his pocket the husband cut
her throat from ear to ear. and life
ebbed out without tremor. appar-
entity.
Then. placing the revolver close 60
his ear, Mr.. Brown pulled the trigger.
and the death-laden bullet sped to tho
brain But this was not sufscsent,
and from hts pocket he extracted . box
o poisonous pellets ana swallowed
three D them. to make death certain
The last act D attention which tfsc
husband paid his wife was that of -
moving his overcoat, after cntting her
throat. and spreading IT gently oser
her. on her breast ne placed fSur
sealed letters. addressed respectively ~
the /. o. O. r.. lodge. the Al. o. e.
WI, Mrs. NJ. .. whitman. of Psndls-
ton. ana MRS. NJ. a. Brown Reinbsek.
Iowa.
When Mr.. and Mrs. smith asose
this morning the latter went upsRsass
to cali Mr. and aGfr. Bsowa. railing
to get any responsS % their AhacsIng
on the door. they entered and sounz
the room unoccupied. Noticing ieztsrs
on the dresser. they found the one I'M
structing them as to the suicide The
authorities were notified. and sheriff
Taylor. with q deputy, hurried to the
scene OF the tragedy. Coroner csis
was notified and the bodies were
brought 20 this city. In the rooms at
the house were found letters addressed
to Mr.. Thomas Brown. summertieid.
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lng moneys. IIa frankly expressed his
InmaEement at the verdict.
Suddenly Wright fell backyard. IA
IN he had tainted, The officer who war
waiting TO take him 10 Brix0n prison
Iran for doctor. WrlghtH heart.
however. began gradually 10 give out,
and within one hours time after he
had been sentenced. Whitaker Wright
was dead. An examination OF the body
tonight points TO poison. A post
mortem examination will b. held We'd
neHday.
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(ccntinued on page sigiss.)
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PORTLAND MAN CRUSHES HIS
M. HEAD IN SWIMMING TANK

er and without noticing the fact that
the swimming tank had been almost
drained, ran out on the spring and
dlved. The tank is between 10 and 12
feet deep at this point, and Boulthee
hit his head on the cement bottom,
crushing his skull in a frightful man
ner. The young man Is q recent ar
rival from Toronto, Canada, and is
employed In the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. &s4 M8 Ns
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SHOCKING SEQUEL T0TRIAL
! of WHITAKER WRIGHT

the audience there were many women.
while the body Of the hall was more
than half Allied with eiergymen. There
was no presiding officer. Mr.. Bryan.
being escorted 10 the platform. where
he was greeted with prolonged APP
planse Bryan's address was mainly
arraignments Of ''plutocra,s" and the
gold wing Of the democratic party.