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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-24
JOINT CONVENTION.
Two Wings Of the Poput,st Party viii
Meet Fourth Of July.


ST Louis. Feb q After TWO days
and two nights of debate and discus
sion by national COMMITTEES represent
ing the Fusion and the Middle ot-the-
Road wings ~ the Popuhst party in
an eudeavor to agree upon a place and
time for holding the national couyen-
tlun. thasUs were finally brldged and
things smoothed over and the two POI
litieai factions. later agreed To- hold IN
joint convention the Peoples party
national convention va Springfield on
July 4 10 A Parker of Louisville,
chairman nf the Middle OF the Road
ers and J. = Edmtsten. Of Lincoln,
chairman Of the FusionlStS report 81
that All party differences We're things
nf the past and that the national con-
ven,ton would nominate straight
Populist ticket \ committee consist
ing of Chairman J. a. Parker. Louis
Vile. KY. Paul Dixon. Chuhcothe.
Mo- Milton Park. Dallas, Tex. were
appointed by the Middle Of the Roa j
men to confer with the Fusinoist
committee. consisting ~ Chairman ]
II Edmisten and Charles q. DerIrance.
OF Lincoln. Neh and Or. a l.. Bur
dick of Indian Territory and agree
upon "a basis 81 representation and
have a joint taH Tor the convention.
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TREATY is RATIFIED.
Necessary Tao.Thirds Vote Was Sc
cured III the Senate.
DDMOCRATN DIVIDED
Fourteen Of Them Mere Recorded
on the Affirmative Side and
the Sane Number Mere
10 Opposition.

Washington. Feb. 2f-The United
States senate Tuesday ratified without
amendment The treaty with Panama by
vote Of G6 to - Jhe result was "A
foreeone conclusion, the interest In
the matter being only Ia the division
OF the vote On the Democratic side
| which was not known definitely unfn
the roll was called. al The Republicans
being for ratification Fourteen Dem
ocratS voted for ratification The d.
tailed vote follows
Yeas -Aidrieh, Alger. Alice. Allison
Ankhey. Bacon. Bail, Bard. Berry Bev-
efidg". T'nrnham Burrows. Clapp
clark. WyoD. Clarke (ArkD. Gay
CockreIi. Cnllom. Deprw. Dietrich. On
bingham. Deliver. Dryden, Eikins, Fair
banks Foraker. Foster I.aJ. Frye
Fulton. Gallinger. Gamble Gibson. Hale
HauSbrough. Hepburn, Hoar. Hopkins.
kean. Keanus. Ki'tredge t.attimef
Lodge. Long. McComas. McCreary, Mo
Cumber. McEnery Mallory Millard
Mitchell. Money. Nelson. Penrose. Plat.
Comm. Plat On. W. Perkins. Proc
tor, QuarieS Scott simmons. Smoo,
Spooner, Stewart TaIisfarro Warren.
Wetmote-ss
Nays Bailey. Bate. Bla kborun. car
mack. Gu berson, Daniel. Dubois Cor
mar. Morgan Nevlands Patterson.
Pettus Teller. Tillmau-t4
The pairs on The ratification were.
Quay and Clark (Mout), with over
man. Foster 1Wasn). and HawE.y
and McLauriu: Burton AMI Stone with
Martin. The pairs weer two to one
as two-thir1s vote is necessary To rat
nv treaty.
The only other vote was on the
amendment offered by Senator Bacon.
providing for an arrangement to com
peusale Colombia Tor the loss Of thp
territory Of Panama This was reject
ed by voc Of - 10 40. Il was par
~ vote on the Affirmative side. and
also on the negative side. with the ex-
oeptlon of Nessrs. Gibson and McFu-
cry. Democrats who voted with the Re
puhHcans -Four Democrats were alb
sent ~ hen his vote Was taken. and sta
pairs were announced for them. Some
Republicans were absent
The Democrats geperaly commend
the management Of the treaty by Sen
ator CuiherSou. who had charge Of the
measure during both the political and
stormy sailing
The vote was reached earlier than
WAS expected at first when its 0ppn-
neuts were vigorously trying TO So
cure enough votes To- prevent ratifica-
zion.
The senate I'm executive session de
bate was mostly on the merits of the
treaty with reference Ia the secret pa
pers which were sent 10 the senate by
the president. Senator Morgan made
set speech. which occupied the greater
part Of the time Senator CuiherSou
made comments on the secret CORE
spoudence. and asserted that II showed
that th~ reasonable lime" referred to
In the Spooner act was known TO have
expired both for negotiating the Hay
Herran treaty and it's ratification. SEN
atoT Culherson read from a letter ad
dressed 10 Or Albert Shaw by the
president dated oct. 80. 1903. in which
the president said no saw no hope
for any negotiation with Colombia. and
that he would he delighted should a
revolution occur on the isthmus
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FRioHTFuL FATE
Two Young Men Were Burned Death
at Mountain View

Guthrie. OKLA Feb = -Carl Brown
and CecH Hogett TIVE young men.
al Mountain View about O'Clock
Tuesday morning They had been ar
rest Ell for drunkenness about midnight
and II - thought that the bedding
caught IRE fvoU lighted cigarette
The fise had gained strong he1dway
before the cries ~ the two men at
tTntted attention RY the time rez-
cuers reached the iaH The tWo prison
eFs had ceased to beat against the bars
and the entire egRdtng vas iu flames
Both men we're burned ca crisp an3
bat fes a smaH plsce ~ black shirt
worn ~ eue IT then Who Hy on bis
haek. the bodies gouiA ung htNe heen
1tAentiaea
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Opinion Affirmed

Washington Feb 1.-THE supreme
court of the United States affirmed The
opinion ~ the court az claims ~ the
case Of the Delaware Indians vs.. the
Cherokee Indians. taking the position
that the DeiawareS we're only entitled
to 100 acres Of land each In the Cher
okee lands ana am equal division with
Cherukees ia residence lands and funds.
The opinion Was bv Justice Day.
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Gone After Them.

Yokohama. t'eh. "a Police and 9th
er officials and interp' etets have ieft
Toxic for Myake island. southeast Of
the ldsu peninsula. where twelve Rus
slams recently landed from two heats.
aeciaFtng that thes had l'aeu shtt,-
wrecked. but were carrying arms and
Photographic itupIeme0ls Two ~ the
crew OF the snlpwrecked earty who
landed 90 The north coast. have been
brought TO Yvkahaua sud tufueJ otcs
TO the French .onSut
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-24

The Hague, Feb 2s--'rhe Japanese
minister here has asked his government
Tor Instructions Ia regard la the spec, h
Of NJ MuravttI. the president OF the
arbitration tribunal and Russian min
lister of justice, after he had announced
III" decision OF The Haxu" arbitration
tribunal la favor OF the hlocksdiug
powers and against Nenezuel8. with
the view OF lodging protest u j.
declared here that thr government 81
the Netherlands IL not competent to
receive such complaint
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SEVERE FIGHTING.
Insurgents Lost -Four Generals Many
Other Officers and prsvates

S. Thomas " II l.. Feb 24-Tha
United states cruiser Columbia. which
left San Domingo Monday. arrived
here Tuesday morning. and VIII re
main in these waters light or ten days
She confirms the Washington report *
that severe hghtiug q CURED Feb ~
and ! outside San Domingo The In
surgeutS were completely routed. -Four
KILLED wo.u Hde fddrm- .taoinhrdIu
Killed. wounded uf made prisoners. san
Pedro Maroris Is nov the dominican
Insurgents last strnugbo. d.
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kiLLED HY NEGRO.


Madlsenville Tex .sFeb 2s--Sam A.
Seay was shot ard kllled by negro.
He had goen 70 house where several
negroes we're quartered 10 ehasiise one
for alleged insolsnce The Ioor was
broken H. Seay was shot and died IN
thirty minutes a negro named Elias
Bigg was perhaps fnortaliy wounded.
Great excitement prevailed. Mr.. Seay
had been married but two months.
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WILL NOT MOVE
Imperial headquarters Are to Remain
N Toxic for Present

Toxic. teh 2t-The ptau arranged
for the emperor and Hup~rIai head
quarters to move 10 ktpto has hasn
temporarily abandoned. and ~ ia now
thought better not 20 remove unrU after
the closing OF th~ specla session of
the diet which viii soon assemble
The itscouseuientv VI moving th~ seat
~ government and couNeniug the diet
a. kioto Is The reason assigned for he
change IN plans. SrnaH interest -
manifested ga the forthcoming election
The wat oversize dows SIT present uue#
tIoos Just nov The country is united
and IA is said that The u~w de viii
fuiiy support the governments and cor
daily approve sit measures concerning
the war
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LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
Tenth Anauai coa~ert sr l. Held at
Oklahersa City

t0ktanema CITY FEB - The tenth
Hssnaals eeaventsoe ~ o. oAEeeBas
Livestock a-so, iaslsr ssAs@a. elssl to orr
aer Tuesday mnFnfbs By iaresiaetifst CIR
ef stone Ia the Rreseues af small bat
enthusiastic gslhvFlaw In ssieuna-
tns aasirwsa oa hwhait af th@ city. 4.
IoFimf 1ahnman welcomed kna eAfffes
msn aua tbeiF traeHsls 4na Nise tsTpas-
aent t'foWell respewsied 90 oEleefs
mmFe sm#tek gfd
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Austin. Feb 24--AtInfusy General
BELL and District Attorney Moore in
stituted suit IN behalf nf The state of
Texas ia the district court het" against
the American Express company for -
covsfy of penalties sggr~estiug ru"'e
than 1000 0oa for alleged Violations
OF the aptt-truSt acts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-24

I.awtun. Okla. Feb. g4--C A. Nc
Bryan. cashier Of the Bank eF Maur-
tka who was arrested same few days
ego Ia New Orleans ON the charge
Of betag short ia hts accounts With the
tank something Hks ts8oe. was dis
charged. a being shown he had made
bad notes aud squared up everything
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Goes to Libau.

St Petersburg Feb z4-~The Rus
stan squadron. under the command of
Admiral wtronius. composed nf The
6attleshtp oslaoya. Me affuoFed cttuS
and fave torpedo boats. which has hsen
ordered 30 return north Immediately
from Jibntil. French SonIaltia nd viii
60 go Libau Ceuriand. GA the Raltit.
and not 90 Gfonsiadt as previously re
parted
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shawAee Okla.. Feh q Ths large
dFy KoaAs sore ~ > tg nlagk tt E8rls
h@fU sta miles eaat 81 here was buru-
ed tazstheF esth the arsls store ana
ErneeFf - q. = Day l.ass - absat
ale.a csc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-24
m sELF.o DEFENSE.
John Finley Says He Was Compelled TO
XIII Ike Denton

Mckinney. Tex. Feb "a Ike Dem
east Of Princeton. this county. JOHN
Finley surrendered To The officers. stat :
Ink that he lied Denton m SELF da
Tense Deston and Finley lived IN the
same HOUSE Denton was sbn1i thif
ty-hse years OIL aud single. FInieg -
about thirty aud married
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Temporary Govern ent.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Kit
tredge has introduced . bill 80 provide
a temporary government for the Pan
anna canal territory II was referred
to committee on iutrroccauic canals
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COCHRAN ELECTED.
Viii Represent IN. Twelfth New York
Congressional District.

New York f-h 2i-w. Eourke
gress Tuesday at the special slecttot
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HAY-D cents per bale in 10 hale
lots or over, bales for Sl 40 deliv
cred Baiss average over 30 pounds.
Phone waxahactIfe lee Works 81
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YOU can aud nice board andF con-
venient rooms at Yrs. R. ST. nAn-
iels. 4l6 Water street. slpd
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wANTE O-ro buy y sacondhand
gasoline stove at once. FfedgMere-
dith. 50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-24

hcld ia the Twelfth congressional dts
trtrt To fll the place made vacant bs
the resignation ~ Mayor Mcclellan
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WANT COLUMN |

FOR RENT-0ne nice 5 room
house with hall, city aud Web wa
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A. T. Bishop " Il
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WANTED-A part of your cleaning
and pressing and repair work at
Thee Farlev's tailor shop. Ladies
unlined ssirts a speciality. 304
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FOR sALE-Twn spleufid young
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FOR SALE One,surrt IN good con-
dition. Apply at this office for par.
ticulArs. NJ 81
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FOR SALE-2 registered Berkshire
hogs, Jersey cAwF Inquire at this
Office or address>P. o. BOX "a 81
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THOSE Attending court can Hnd
good board and lodging At Mrs. i.
A. Davis, 2nS Matis8ty street, for
80 cents per day. 80
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house with hall, city aud Well wa
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dition. Apply at this office for par.
ticulars. NJ 81
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lots or over, . bales for Sl 40 deliv-
cred Rates average over 20 pounds.
Phone waxahachfe lee Works 81
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and pressing and repair work at
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FOR sALE-Twn spleudid young
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AT IT AGAIN
Continued from page 1

suits. If that is what you want, vote us out because of our mistaken policy we donot faithfully represent your interests We believe that although this policy may break up the California Develop ment Company. It will take years to do it and will ruin many of the settlers and destroy the prosperity of the Impe- rial Valley.
 We believe that we have in the past secured more as the immediate result of negotiation and compromise with the California Development Company than could have been secured by law after years of litigation. We believe that efforts on this line will meet with the same results in the future, and that we can get your rights and save you the terrible cost in general depression and treason of carrying on legal warfare. If we are mistaken you shall be the judge but don't be deceived by side issues.
 I. w. GLEASON.
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A ReCtOr's Testimonial

E. A. Langfeldt, M. A., rector of St. Luke's church, Ashburnham, Ont, says: "l think it is only right that should tell you what wonderful effect Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has produced. The day before Easter 1 was so distres- sed with a cold and cough that did not think to be able to take any duties the next day, as my voice was almost chok- ed by the cough. The same day re- ceived an order from you for a bottle of your Cough Remedy. at once procur- ed a sample bottle and took about three doses of the medicine To my great re- lief the cough and cold had completely disappeared and 1 was able to preach three times on Easter Day. know that this rapid and effective cure was due to your Cough Remedy"
 For sale by Imperial Drug Go. Dr. P. $. Anderson Propr. Phone 78.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United States
 Land Office, Los Angeles, Cal, December
 Is, 1904.
 Notice is heraby given that GEORGE GUN DERSON, of Imperial, Cal, assignee of HAN NAH $. WEBSTER has filed notice of inten- tion to make proof on his desert-1and claim No. 1908, for the s E of SW 14 Sec. F, Twp. Is $, 13 E, s. B. M., before Register and Receiver, at February, 1905.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of aid land:
 Huntington McKusic1x, Frank Dreude1 Dan- iei Webster, l.. B. Shapard, all of Imperial, Cal
 AL. .CROOKSHANK, Register. dec 31-jan 2S
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
 Office, Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. Is, 1904. Notice is hereby given that LAFAYETTE S1LLIMAN, of Holtville, Cal, has filed notice of intention to make proof his desert-1and claim No. 1422. for the E 1a Sec. S. Twp. Is $, R Is E, $. B. M., before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles. Cal, on Friday, the 10th day of February, 1905.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 William Allen, Irving F. Sil1iman, Emma s. Davis, Helen M. Lockling, all of Holtvil1e, Cal.
 A. J. CROOKSHANK, Receiver. dec 31-j jan 28
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department of the Interior, United States
 Land Office, Los Angeles, Cal, December
 B. 1904.
 Notice is hereby given that FRANK DREN- DEL, of Imperial, Cal, has filed notice of in- tentiOn to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 1864, for the SW 14 of NV 1 Sec. 10, Twp. 16 s, R IA E, s. B. M., before Register and Re ceiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on Saturday, the 4th day of February. 1oO5
 He the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
 Kusick. of Imneria1. Cal Thaddeus White. of Calexico, Cal; John Strunk, of Imperial, Cal.
 A. J. .CROOKSHANK. Register dec 31-jan 28
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and place It in the hands of those who dared not risk their fate with the old boat, but stood helplessly watching the breakers of corporate greed, even while 1t seemed that they would dash the old water monopoly boat, in which we had all cast our lot, to pieces at any time.
 We say shall we now risk those timid mortals to take charge of the steering gear while the waters are still turbulent and expect them to land us safely? "Know ye not, who would be free, them selves must strike the blow?'
 Before closing 1 desire to offer word of admonition.
 We believe if you will act wisely at our coming election, and only elect men of integrity and backbone, who will stand up ill their strength and do your will, demand and stand for your rights, men not contaminated with and who will not be dominated by corporation influence; men who believe with the President that ''private ownership of water apart from the land can not exist without causing enduring wrong" men opposed to the classes as against tEe masses; men who think enough of Im- perial Valley to make their home with us; men who are for our valley first, last and all the time, men who are willing to have the above principles applied to them, even as the patent medicine ven- der would have his remedy applied externally, internally and eternally.
 If you will help us to elect such men, then will surely go home contentedly, for with such leadership for No. the balance of the Valley would surely rally to her support, and the management of the California Development Company seeing their finish in the handwriting on the wall, would tremble, and the rotten structure would totter and fall and after the crash, when it's attendant dust and stench had cleared away, we would have government ownership of the system, with all its attendant blessings, and the California Development Company and the Water Users Association as it now exists, would be but memory.
 s. J. ULREY
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF-- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

United States Land Office, Los Angeles, Cal,
 Decemb Der 21, 1904.
 Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM V. BAKER, of Imperial, Cal. has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 2710, for the N 1z of SW 4 Sec. 6, Twp. 16 $. R IA E, $. B. M., before Register and Re- ceiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday, the 14th day of. February, 1905.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
 Charles L. Cressey of Imperial, Cal: George T. Irwin, of Imperial, Cal. C. I. Ca1kins. of Los Angeles, Cal; C. T. Collier, ot Los Angeles, Cal
 A. J. CROOKSHANK. Register. dec 31-ian 28
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLM ERS' MEETING OF IMPERIAL WATER COMPANY No. |.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of Imperial Water Company No. 1 will be held on Tuesday, the the Compauy's office ill Imperial, County of San Diego, State of California, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors, receiving and acting upon the reports of the officers of the Company, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 R. D. McPHERRIN. Secretary of Imperial Water Company No. 1, Imperial, Cal.
 Dated Dec. 10th, 1904. 17-j7
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ular annual meeting of the stockholders of Imperial Water Company No. for the purpose of electing directors for the year 1905, will be held at Holtville, Tuesday morning, January 3, 1905, at 10 o'clock IRVING P. SULLIVAN, Secretary of Imperial Water Go. No. 5.
 FRANK N. CHAPLIN, President.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
l. w. GLEASON.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of Imperial Water Company Number Seven l7. serve for the ensuing year and such other busi- ness as may come before it, will be held the second Tuesday of January. 1905 being Janu- ary 10), at ten o'clock a. ni., at the Company's office i'll Holtvile, San Diego County, Califor- nia.
 d 17-31 J. N PATTON, Secretary