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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
Athletics Other Sporting News

Chicago, 3; New York, 2. Second
game: Chicago, 0: New York. 3.
BOSTON, Aug. First game: st
Louis, /; Boston. 2. Second game: st
Louis, /: Boston. o.
American League
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Washington. 1;
Chicago, 10.
DETROIT, Aug. Anew York. );
Detroit, !.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-Boston. 1;
Cleveland, II.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

albert. lire Ginri6tune unb bic
Turngerdtbe bes mTurnerbunbes"
berni9tet, ou9 bic Sommefbiibne, ios
pie cine Weranba, bic 9drtneripobs
nlne. Die Nollfammer II. T. 10. gum
sroBen Ibeil 5erit0rt unb nur burd
bos re9t5eitige Ginersifen Der 5susrs
pebr an Dem ll~eberiprinsen auf Die
iibrigen gebdube be6 .Mieienbofs"
eebinbert purbe.
0arbelsger. Muf Der 5elbz
mart bon D~onnefeIb BEL aodte serietb
Der Qanbnirtb Yergmdrn > lung
fabren unter fein ~SFubrfoert; er pufbe
i~iberfabren unb 10 ifner perlebt, boB
er balo borouf itarb.
6eiliaen Habt. Cur 6eier bes
1~OOidbriqsn 9eitebens oer biefieen
ebonqeliiden @emeinbe nurbe in Der
Professionalism Ct. Wartinifirds
Elm 1eItoottesnienit dbgebalten.
prebfd. Ser i'm Sedpiter
Sort nit 0ol3fdlen beTddftistemuu=
rsr aorl Sdubert BON bier ipuroe BON
einem falsnben Baum 10 Idtoer I'M
@enid getroffen, baB er tobt guiana
menbro6. Gr Bate bic Warnungsz
rufe Ieiner Mitarbeiter iibesbort.
Sangerbdu Ell. Sn Der Hdbe
Der 5abrit nuroe Der Shdfsr 5rie-
cri6 DuoeritdOt Jun. bon einigsn jun,
den Qeuten ii5erTanm uno berartig ges
~miBbonoelt, Oob 6eriel6e einen Sdd
belbru9 bapontrug unb nod BEN
Seimftabter ardnteabauie eebradt
psrbsn mubte. Sn Der Duafelbeit
entfomen Die MttsntGter unerfdnnf.
9eitungen. 0ier purbe Elm ges
ipiTer Rinoleff BON mebreren iungen
BurIden nerort NIT WeHern bear6ci<
tei. boB an feinem 4uftOmmcn ges
3~lpeifelt fpiro.
Werben. Muf binnem Giie Brad
Die Eohter bes 2fr5eiters 9oritnann
p1sn bier Elm un0 ertrdnf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

GeitMuguf It porigen s a f.
res mar Der 5ulebt bel benz Yoitamte
in Domqarten in Yommern befhdfiiste
poItae6ilTc 9ron nn6 llnteri9laeung
zines Oe!Dbriefes bon 5000 Wort
fliihtio. @r murbe Itedbriefli9 pers
folat; auf feline Grgreifun9 mar cine
geiobnunq bon 400 Marf 9eIeBt.
WQd elmer BEL Der Stettiner Obsr=
poItbirettion eineesaneenen Nodrid
bat bas geltoblene 0elb benz unges
treuen 8camten fein irbiides Slid sez
braht. Don alex Witteln entbl0bt.
bat er 5id i'm Ottober in elmer frans
|s0iilden 0afsnitabt fir Die 5remptns
Qeoion antrerben laHen. Gr mar ies
bpd ben Mnitrenguneen bes Dienites
nift oepatlen. Wenige Gage Dor
Weibnahten 1T er. nahbsm er ouf benz
Sterbebette auihlrb iiber feline per>
I0nli6teit gtseben bate. in einrm Wlis
l~itGrlaaarett in Nlgier ge~itorben.
aartoffelr toniumirt bic
@tabi Netp yort dn:GbrIi4 etipa
100000 Safer.
Gin & | b bon feds Sabren
ION elm Gjeipidt bon 45 plumb baben,
IA 3ol bod iein, uno I'm Die grult
23a 3ol mehen.
Den Ofirisspreis i'm
8etrags bon 100000 5rancs bat Der
ausi9uB oes S9nbitats Der Barrier
preNe in Der Meiie pertbeilt. baB 6rau
Gurie 10000 5roncs erbieIt CUR Sort
febung ibrer Habiums6orfdungen unb
Der S~neenieur 9ranlp 10000 5ranes
fir feline Mrbeiten iiber bic orabtloie
Selegrapbie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
Ginf m~trhwiroigt Ufrrutdslune.

en- porgeriidter Stunhe 1T man am
Stammtii6 i'm ngOIDenen Gngel" auf
neutrality-suspicious. gu iprefen ges
fommen. Der Joritmeilter, I9on gum
@eben geriiIiet, alaubt 81 bielem
Sbemc aud bos Seinige beitrogen 5i
miihcn uno beginnt:
sd idide OorduS, bab ods Sc
inidthen, oas i) jebt srSdblen min,
pirflid ipabr ift-bitte nidt 10 ans
3ligli6 gu lddsln. 9err Gpttor, es lit
6iesmal feline SosbeeTdi6ie. = Giniee
Der '0erren e~rinnern lid ia ipobl ned
an Die unbeimli9e glebnlihteif, bic
3ipil den mir un0 meinem perltorbenen
3pillin9sbrlber ndmentlih in unlerer
0%tuoicn5eit beItanb. Oiele Mebnli1s
feit elbobte iid no3 baourh. bab mir
ilns aan3 gleid tleioeien. ga oab IS
natiirlih bdufige YeripeAslunqen, uno
befonoers in ben s5erien, fpelhe mir in
Der Regel eemein am gu 6auie au=
br0dien. liihrte elmer q conto Oes
anoern 70 manhen tolen Strsic5 aus.
gu Gnbe Der groben 0atan3 feiers
len mir zines Qbenos einen duBerft
Fioelen Nbf9ieo In Dem ein3igsn Def
ieren Gaitbofe unIerer 6eimat6ltabt.
gBir bea6ii9tigien, anoern Says frii6
bier llbr ab3ureiien, mein 9ruoer mad
W.. 100 er Sura IiuOirte, un0 ih nab
u, Der Stdtte meiner forltipiIIenfdafts
liden GfuOien. llniere NeiIesiele Ias
sen geraoe chamber e%nigegengeieBt, uno
Die beioen 3iiee. luelde mir teniiBen
mnBten, batten IN u~nIerer Citation gil
treu3en.
Pins S6lafengeben purDe nafi;<z
lib nlht mebr geoa6t, unn e mar
f6on bohfte Giienbobn, ais ivir nad
sliigen NOidieo ron Der AoronG nit
Ginger llmitGnolidteit ben barrenDsn
0oielluaqen beItiegeH. Hun raid aui
benz @abnbof Die 5obrtarten aeloit.
mad einem leBfen GdHoe0rud in Die
fo1on our QlDfahrt 6ereiten 3iioe oes
trabbeIt uro Iid's ba sleid gum
G9lafen bequem qema6i. ga mar
uns aber etpa5 l~lnglaublides paffirt.
meiiie 6erren. 9ls ndmlit am Mors
gen ie0er IeiAen 3ug psrlieb, muBt, er
Die iiberrdi6enoe Gntoedung MAIDEN,
Dab er oabin gereiit mar, I'D Der an
oere bate bin folen: mein 9ruber
itano auf benz 9abniteis IN o., unb ih
duf ienem I'm 81"
ngia, ba battet Sbr eben beim Sim
iteigen Die 3iige DeriDedieItl" msints
Der Npotbeter.
sDur4aus nidt, Mertbefier!" erz
ipioerte Der 5oritmeiiter, inoem er Iih
DOrii6tig Der 9biire ndbsrte. .0urds
aus nidt--in unlerem 9ulel batten
mir uns ndmli9 idon bsim Billet
l0Ien iel6it matchmaker Dsripehielt.-
2taerIsits pobl gu f9lafen, meme Ser
rpnfH
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

en- bem elidiiilden Orte Iumerss
beim i'm Qonotreiie Strobbur9 puroe
infoloe aatlrei9er gegen i'm %erbobener
alooen Der bieDere Waibel unO Wadts
ipGhter leines Mmles s%ntbpben. SeIl1
DienIt mar linn ober 70 lieb se%fporoen,
bah er iih gang entihieoen ipelgerte,
bic Dienitmiibe unD Die Sdliinel gum
Wa9tlot1l aus3uiiefern. Gr lu9te
fid einiac tiidtiee 8eiInnungsgenoien
aus, uno ais Der giirgermeifter bic err
pGbnten Oienitgegenltdnoe abbolen
poate, fanb er oas Madtlofol in cine
nuneinnebmbare Burg" umgepanosli.
Mues ,3ureoen balf nidts, Die 8ertbeis
oioer idienen gum g(euBerlten ents
f6loIlen su iein, uno Der giirssrme'~
ter mubte unperrihteter Oinge ab3ies
ben. Tun begab er iih gum poli5eis
fommiffar unb bieler rietb i6m, bic
gbiir bes Madtlofdles. iuena nOtbig,
mil Ocpalt iprengen al lafien unb ben
bisberigen Wddter fir ben etmaigen
SAaben baftbar gu MAIDEN. Sept
pur6e bic Sode Der ~8siabun9" ober
bod etfpas unbeimIih, ais lie lab. oaB
Der 8iirqermeilter Die poli5ei ais guns
b~esgenoHen bate. unb Tie itredte bober
Gle Maifen. Die 0eIdi6te, bic all
unb fir Iih ia reft broIig III. biirfte
ppbl fir Die aRebellen" nod unan9e-
nsbms 6ol9en mad ii9 5ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

geoentIid. Run. ar=
tbur. pirIt Tu nun enblid um 5rdus
lein Gmilie nnbalien2" sd peib
pirtliA ni6t, mas id tbun fOa! -.
SIR Nafer bat n0mlih einen papagei
= Der pfeift INNER. iuenn ih oa bin:
mas frug' ih bel naA @elo unb
Wut!!" -. uno bd bin id Itubig ge=
ipprben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
Gurupdii6e 2la6ridten.
N,orina $Rrespia. s@oraeim.

at q. 2beBeH lDt1eHIlI0 1QlS
fder 4ni6rloieung purbe @erber 3.
st. S9miot gu Der boben Strafe bon
0ipei Sabrsn 0sfdngnib berurtbeili.
Yoriees Sabr Derbrannte bas 4inb
Ieines 9ausnirtbs BEL i~ebenbIQem
Seib. Wabrfdeiulid battle bas ainb
nit Streidbolsern geipielt. Gdmiot
ridtete elm S9reiben an Die Siaatss
onfualti6dft. in benz er anseiqte, es
liege Elm fur9tbarer Woro Dor. Die
Stern baben oas aiao nit Petroleum
begofen uno in Brano geiebt. Sr5oI,
geoeifsn purbe sesen bic Gltern zine
unterIuhung eingeIeitet, bic aber bic
~ubiOlute !9altloiiefeit Der Q(n3eiee err
CAB. Gdmiot bate ie aus Rade ers
Itdttet
Apenrabe. Das Jslt Der bias
manfenen 9cd3eit f~eierten Der 9botss
bauer Anberien unO 5ral. 9rob leis
ner So SABRE 1T 2tnoerlsn nod 10 iii.
fig, Dab er ieinem Yerufe obliegen
fam.
9rebfebt. Durd Gbitur5 bonn
S%ignalmait 3Og fid Wei4snpdrter
Sdlesel bierielbIt lebensgefabrli6e
Y~erlebungsn gu.
GflteFebt. 6ier brannte 6as
GslDeIe bes QanOmannes Deter 9bom~
len nieOer. nobel Elm S9nein unO ein
Aalb in ben 5lammen umtamen. IS
gelone nur nit erobsr Miibe. Die 90
jdbrige 0robmutter Der 6amilie BON
Dem 6lommentobe 81 retten.
6Iensburg. Der 18jdbrise
9arbierle6rling 3risDri6 gablmdnn
bier lieb iid in Der Tdbe Der 9ufumerz
Itrobe BON Der Giienbabn iiberiobren.
Gr erlitt 16pere 8erlebuugen am
aopf; Der Sob I6isn iOfOrt singetres
len 81 iein.
@rOb Ronnau. Aaufmann
Dofh l.iir3te auf Der Gbauhee bonn
Hao, ficl in ben GbouNeeoraben unO
erlitt osrartige Werlebun5en, oaB Der
LOB Iofort eintrat.
6enfteot. adtbner 4ra9t puroe
beim 8einiQen bes StaQes bon einem
YIeroe eeqen bic WanO georiidi. mo-
0urd ibm ldpere innere YerIebungen
3ugefiiet tpuroen. bic ben 9ob Oss 8es
Douernsmertben berbeifIbrten.
aiel. Das beige @eridisssfdnsz
nib mar fiir3lid Der Sdauplab eiles
blutioen Worganees. Der lpegen pers
ihieDener Ginbriide al mebrjdbrigem
3u6tbdus Derurtbeilts 6~ausoiener
G0r.e Ioats our Werbiibung Der Gtra=
fe mad 3enosburg iiberfiibrt nerben.
5u ipslfem 3ped er in iibliher WsiIe
dr3tli9 unteriu4t puroe. DIS Der
NufIeber Gobi i'm ben Der unterlus
dung in bic 3efe 3uriidfiibrte, nrrDe
q pl0bliA bon 0orte angefaaen uuD
NIT elmer groBen Sdesrs in Der aopf
9eItoden. Qobi brad guar 5uglsi9
3ufommen, bod fonnte er nod UNI
6lIIe ruien rnp bic S4liiHeI, pelhe
O0rte ibm entreiben polite. feltbols
ten. Bon ben oui bic 9iilferufe berz
beieilenoen 9lufiebern purbe 0orte
%iibertpdltist.
B nung. Dos SET
Ibrer 9oloenen 0odjeit f~eierten bic
Gbeleute Mrbeiter 8. Sod unb drau.
WonDsbed. 8ader9lugut @bris
I~tenien, Der bier cine grobe Nn3abl
gobentinbrii6e ausgeIiibrt bat, puroe
BON Der S%troftommer ] bes bieligen
2anogeri6ts gu flint Sdbren .3u9ts
haus perurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
Yropi,t3 @c6fe(ien-

8resInu. Die bunoertidbrige
SubeIieier Der SdleliIhsn @eienf9aft
fir 9oierldnbiide AuItur begdnn NIT
einem Jeltott in Der 2lulo Der 2eopols
bina : llniperIitGt. Ndh Der 5eItrebe
oes Yrdiioenten Or. 60ritsr iiber Die
@eldi6te Der @eIeni9ofi iiberbradie
Der 4ultusminiIter bic @liidsmiinIhe
bes aoilers, Der mittbeilie, bah Der
aailer Der GjsIenlhaft gum Yau zines
eigenen 0duies 10000 Mart aus Dem
0ispofitionsfonbs bepiai9t babe. -
@enetdlleutnant 3. .. @ouorb ben
Nitl6e. ieit pielen Sabren unler Wlits
burger unt cine in ipeiten 4reiien be-
tdnnte uno beliebte Yeri0nlihteit, 1T
inn Utter bon fat 70 Sabren perfd)ie.
ben. SIM n0ittorzS 6oht" Der
6hieFiden aoblenz unb Aotsiperte
Iino Die Yerg6auer Yriidner uno@eibs
Ter burdl acknowledgements OeItein pers
ihiittet unb eet0otet porben. geibe
Qeihen tonnten erft nah miibeDoIIer
Nrbeit outage gef0rbert peroen.
4lt 3abre. Der 6 Sabre aIte
Sobn bes @rubenorbeiters Sonet COB
ipdbrenb zines unbepadten QlAgens
bids petrofeum In ben brsnnenoen
Ofsn. bic 6ldmme Idlug 3uriid unb
Der in ben 0anben oes 9inbes be
finbIide 8ebGlter NIT benz ii6rigen
Petroleum erpIobirte. nobel Der 9nas
be 10 ihper berbronnt murbe, bah CT
'aum nit benz 2eben bapontommsn
mirb.
OroB=9 Sn ter Trenz
seplden aunits unb 9anoelsgdrtnerei
entftanb on Der 9ei3ungsanlage ein
Shabenfeuer. Gs breitete iih in
ben 2reibbduie aus uno rihtete
I'm polmenbaule beoeuienoen S6as
ben an.
@iersborf. Die peripittnete
@rGfin Mberborb 81 GtoIberg : Mers
nioerobe 1T bier i'm Qlter bon 81 Sab
rem geltorben.
Slogan. lleberfabren nurbe am
ebemaligen Preubifc9en Sbore Der 10s
idbriae Gdultnabe WiIbelm Sdneis
Der aus 9roitau bon sinem Sdtfhauer
gousrQutsbsliber. Der WerundIiidte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
Nropin3 9ac6fen.

W agoeburg. Sn elmer Subens
burger 5~eilenhauerei ereiqnefe fi9 Elm
I1iperer ungliidsfoa. Wdbrenb oss
yeIrlepes plaBte Elm eroBerShleifitern
in bier 9beile, Die in Die Cuff 9eihleus
bert purben. Sin StUd bon 4 Str.
fiel benz 6eileni9leife- 9arl Shneis
Der duf bic 9ruIt, 70 Dab er erbeblids
yerbebunQen bapontrug.
9ennborf. Ser Nrbeiter pas
rem bier nit benz MuFDingen BON 2ies
geln bejd)ditiqt. 9ie am Neubou lebs
nenre 50lproiFge 2eiier hrab in benz
Mugenblid, ais ole rier Nrbeiter Iid)
cuf ibr bsfonoen. Oa4oetsr !6ermonn
pbilipp auS ALtrfurt itilr5te 70 uns
glidli6, boB er mebrere Nippea<.
Nrms unb 8einbriine unb ionitige I'M
mere Nerlebunaen erlitt. Gpdter pers
Itarb Der 8erungliidte I'M Itdotilden
Sranfenbaus 3u @isleben. Die bret
onberen iinb lsiht perlsbt.
@rfurt. Sn Der Wal3bdrre Der
9lttien : @rduerei In Der @abnbof'
firoBe brad notwithstanding infolse lles
berbibung @robfeucr aus. Na9 anges
Itrengter T6Gtiateit celons IS Der
5eusripebr. ben 9rono gu lotoliliren.
Rano 200 Gensner Mal3 berbrannten
unb Die entfpred)eanen Mafdinen
purben unbrou9bor.
GiSItben. On SurnbaIIs bes
.Wiefenbaufss" gerietb In gronb. 70.
bah bic ais Qol3 sebaute !3als sinas'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

Smme 9Gftsmnn n.
Sic olauben, bob meme Grau bat
mi betommen 10000 Mart2! Da
iino Sie ober i'm Srrtbum! Die Mits
gift BADEN ie mir 9utgefdrieben unO
nit Der 9o9ter baben le mid bella
itet!"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-04
Youths and Boys Pants.

Our line Of Youths and boys Pants consists Of
everything in the way Of pants for the Little Men.
this line Mothers, YOU will be wise if you give
call before buying Garments for your boys,
have a large line 70 select from. Prices pants
are from ---------------- 10 $3.50
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-04
Youths Suits.

Cents furnishings.
We have the finest and largest line of medium
priced Gents Furnishings in Ocala Our line of
Mems Top Shirts SEC cannot be equaled for less
than dollar anywhere in the city
COME GIVE Us A LOOK.
We always carry large line of Mems Under
wear, and this showing a larger line
and at lower prices than ever before.
All sundries at very low prices Men, 1t will
pay you TO come and see US.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15

DAILY HAPPENasGs or THE
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD

S@@~~@@
DR.. E. P. Stands lost good buggy
horse last night which IL said to
have died with blind staggers.
Why pay your money down for 3
suit when you can get it for Sl.OO q
week at Lackland's Misfit Parior. 10
Wimburn Todd and Miss Mary
Walker were married this morning
in the county clerks office, County
Judge Hawkins officiating.
B. f. Forester, Jr., who several
years ago bought farm near Ava
RADIO, sold out this winter and moved
back to his fathers place near Boz.
Coal, cord wood, heater chunks,
stove wood, delivered to any part of
city. We give full measure; phone
lus your orders. Waxahachie Ice
| Works. 40
G. t. Stovall, who lives on the
fQuaite farm three miles northeast
/ Oh the Ctty' Was III ''"H ~J
and said a new boy was stopping at
his home.
Coal, cord wood, heater chunks,
stove wood, delivered to any part o.
city. We give full measure; phone
us your orders. Waxahachie Ice
Works rs
Tom Ste adman, a stakeholder in
the Maypearl bank, was in the city
yesterday and sold p hogs to local
butchers for $3.50 rer hundred
pounds.
The teachers of the Main Street
Christian church Sunday School
are all requested to meet at the res
tdence Of Mr.. Chalmers Mcpherson
at 7:lj this evening.
George Turner, local agent for the
Waters Pierce Oil Company, was
kicked by a mule yesterday morning
and painfully hurt, He was report
ed some better this morning.
Bob Gillelaud, a young man living
about two and half miles east Of
the city. yesterday submitted to an
operation for appendicitis The OPP
GRAFTON was successfully performed
by local physicians
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15

h@N. Is. r. h'VeieSs' ia'i'ei ''
Mrs y cannon recently '''' '''
fArM near haFd"e'i ana mas l'''. 4o
can street. Mr.. Ioveless ia splen-
fft christian gentleman aud she city
I- always glad to welcome such
good citizens.
W y Warren, who resides be
tween this city ana h"Fcet spent l1e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15

wrought such destruction in that
county that The people have decided
to abandon planting cotton.
J II. Herrin. "a good citizen of the
Clemma community, was in the city
today and said he returned few
days ago from visit to bis old
home in Southwest Missouri. He
says his father is 9s years old and,
while he il almost helpless appears
to be i'm good health. MIR. Herrin
says that when the late war began
his father was too old to take part
in that bloody struggle.
Fx. County Commissioner e. G.
Lancaster and family are again at
their home ia West End Mrs.
Lancaster, who was at Hot Springs
undergoing treatment for rheuma.
tism, came by H3ldenville. + r. to
Join Mr.. Lancaster on their home
war; trip. Mr.. Lancaster Is in the
real estate business at Holdeuville
and will return there after he spends
few days looking after hts affairs
in Ellis couuty.
News comes from Ellis county
that Mr. + J Tingle who was rails
ed here and who was once Tax As
SCISSOR OF this county for two terms,
expects 60 make the race there fof
tax collector. II be- does, we Ger
taiuly hope be Will be elected Titus
county never had a better officer
than Mr. TInRle, and mo- county has
a better man within her borders.
His character is without "A biemish.
Mt Pleasant Times Review
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15

TIE above bamed gentleman au
thorixes tie announcement of his
name as a candidate FOR the office 81
county tax colleetoT. Watch ls made
subject 81 the action 20 tbe Democrat
le primary election Mr. Tiugle same
co Waxahachie about nine years
ago aud engaged 10 tbe hardware
and implement business. and IL aot
wholly uuknown Go she people -
ElHs coautg. Hls person Al habits
xeuGlemauiy bearing hsnest inteu-
tious and genial ustafe haa won the
most Implicit oouh ianev. love ana
esteem ~ large circle of friends
and wtll make blu y refV strong
candidate for tee office Mf Jingle
served ritas eouaty ~ tax assessor
several years. bat ehis - tNe fira&
time he hss asked the people 80 81
IL county for au office, which II he
il elected Ca. il weli qualified Co Hil.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15

SUNDAY, Jan ~. Lesson John
I-ii4
David harrow, John ia.
Miss Lnuslls stacy. John 70.
Miss CloantAa Copass. John
i DO.
All thugs were made bg Him aud
la Him u lifs John is3-t- Mise Dai-
tron CAntFeil.
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j. Il. Blaffer was In Dallas today
Mrs. S. n. Watson Ia visiting In
Waco.
Mrs w J. Ruie visited ia Ennis
today.
Jack williams spent the day IN
Dallas.
Charley Miller was a passenger 10
Dallas this morning.
$ Y Matthews was passenger
90 Waco this morning.
Rev. O. r. sensabangh went to
Htllsbsro this morning
Attorney y. u. kemble was q
visitor TO Maypesh today
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ors from Waxahachie 20 Dallas to-
day.
Miss May Crawford gent to For
restou this morning Go spend a few
days with friends.
H. Holland went 30 Dallas this
morning Ga look after improvements
being made by the Central.
d. v High aud son, Edmond left
last night for Tyler where the latter
will enter a business college
Charley Teutseh. John Maleion
aud Frank Brady went ta Dallas
this morning e. attend gan clab
shoot.
Misses Eva aud Matte Campbell,
who have been visiting the Misses
lookout at Dallas aud She family
81 Or. James Campbell 81 Fort
Worth. have returned home.
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Evening journal., 1904-10-06
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played In the Ma
tional and American Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At ST. Louls-NeN York. s: ST.. Louis.
Powell Kleinow: McManus. Sewer, Ka
hoe.
AT Chicago Boston. 3; Chicago.
Young. Criger. Altrock, Sullivan.
At Washington. 4; Detroit,
Wolfe, Clark, Mullen. Drill.
Second Washington. 4; Detroit
Townsend. Kittridge Raymond. Drill.
Evening journal., 1904-10-06
WEALTHY BACHELOR
FOUND DEAD IN BEO
James II. Carrow, Well-known
Camden Man, Died Alone
and Unattended
Special 10 The Evening Journal.


Camden. oct 6.--Jamos II. Carrow, "a
wealthy and eccentric bachelor, Of this
town, was found dead i'm his bed room
Tuesday afternoon. Death was caused
by a hemorrhage from the heart.
Mr.. Carrow was about seventy years
of age and since the death Of his father
some twenty-five years ago he has lived
alone. without even a servant or COM
panion about the house. About noon
neighbors thinking something was
wrong in not seeing the familiar figure
Of Mr. Carrow around the premises,
forced an entrance into the house and
found him lying disrobed, dead in a
pool of his own blood.
Told to Watch Curtains.
Many times the deceased had remark
ed to friends: IF you notice my cur
tains closed very late in the morning,
break In the house and you will find me
corpse. Don't let my body lie too long
without attention after I'm dead"
1t is readily seen that he had some
fear of dying alone, and yesterday
morning his fears were realized and
Mr.. Carrow was found a corpse in the
house alone.
Mr.. Carrow was eccentric but he had
hosts Of friends. The funeral will be
held from his late residence here this
afternoon and interment made in the
old Methodist burying grounds.
Evening journal., 1904-10-06
SP 0 R I s
GREAT INTEREST TAKEN
IN PROPOSED BOUT
Anxious to See Dwyer and
Burlingame Meet on the
Mat

. >S.om present appearances it looks as
If NJ. ]. Dwyer, the champion middle
weight wrestler Of the United States.
would wrestle George Burlingame in
this city in a few weeks. The details
have not heen arranged but there is
much interest taken in the match in
this section, due to the fact that Dwyer
IS the man who was engaged to instruct
President Roosevelt In wrestling when
he was Governor OF New York.
Dwyer has number of photographs
showing him and his prominent pupil
in a number Of positions. Dwyer has
also given instructions to "A number of
prominent people and met the crack
wrestlers of the day. Buringame is by
no means slow. He won name for
himself all over the country. particular
" IN the South, where he played foot
ball on the University of Virginia team.
He is said to be as strong as bull and
some OF the best wrestlers of the day
have been unable to throw him.
Some time ago he met Ernest Roeber
and for two nights stayed with him for
fifteen minutes without being thrown.