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Evening journal., 1904-05-21

Toxic. May p. 5 p. m.-The japanese
forces which landed at Taku-shan Thurs
day. surrounded and routed a force Of
Russian cavalry at z o'clock Friday even
ing in the neighborhood Of Wang-Chi-
Tung. seven miles north of Taku-shan.
The Russian force, which consisted Of
about one squadron lost many men killed
or wounded as wei as a Captain. who was
captured. The japanese sustained no
losses.
Mukden, May 2i.-The main body Of the
japanese forces. estimated at $4,000 men,
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
SUITS AGAINST
MRS. eADDICKS
COMPANY TEAMS BOWL
Local Bowlers Defeated in Chester by
PA Pins.

The Wilmington Gas and Electric
Company bowling team journeyed to
Chester last night and was defeated by
PA pins by the Suburban Gas Light
Company team of that city. The Will
mington Gas Company team was COM
posed Of w. Frank Bailey. w. J. Ken
neatly Elwood Mckay. Frank Newell
Eugene Smith and Edward p. Mckay.
Ohcials OF the Chester Company witt
messed the game and after the con-
test there was a spread at Benefits
restaurant There win be a return
here on Friday evening. June 3.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
on rNTEREsT 40 ROWLERs.

on Wednesday next The Evening Jour
nal will contain articles of special in
terest to bowlers. All points OF the game
viii he explained, also the doings, scores,
etc, Of bowlers throughout the country.
A feature will be instructions for bowlers
by one Of the experts Of the country. Do
ings of local teams and individuals will be
thoroughly discussed. adv,
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Emergency Hospital Aeain Opened.

After being closed for a week, the
Emergency Hospital was again opened
today to receive a patient from PORT
Penn. The authorities were just con-
graduating themselves that no more
cases of smallpox existed in this To-
cality when this new case appeared.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
MUSTERED INTO LEGION
Major Wales and Captain Postles Ad.
p,ittsd o. No....,.,- o.-.,..

maJor wales and Captain Postles Ad-
mitted to Veterans Organization.
AT the regular meeting Of Camp No. a.
Union Veteran Legion. at Third and
Market strctse last night Major John p.
wales and Captain j. Parke Postles were
mustered in as members Of the organiza-
uon. Arrangements was made TO hold a
memorial service on Friday night I'm the
rooms of the Legion at Third and Market
streets. A special program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and several prom
inent speakers VIII make addresses. The
Ladies Auxiliary Of The Legion and the
friends Of the organization are invited to
attend the services.
A commsttee was appointed 10 decorate
the graves of soldiers in the various cem-
eteries on Decoration Day.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

Screens. Wire Screen Doors and Win
dow Screens at Lynch's. All sizes. Mea-
sure width OF doors and windows before
ordering. ID. W.1Iynch Co. y. w. Cor.
Madison and Fourth street. Phone con-
nections.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
To eeain Iron Work on Bridge.

Work will begin tomorrow at the
Brandywine bridge of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company by the employees Of
the Phoenix Iron Company. The struc-
tural iron work will be started and
rushed to completion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
To Repair Third Street Bridge.

The pile driver Of the Christiana Con-
struction Company will be removed to
Third street bridge on Monday where
the cribbing on either side of the
structure will be repaired
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Sold hv the shnriH

The Henry B. McIntire property on
McCaulley street, between Lombard
and Pine streets, was purchased at
sherffs sale this morning by H. H.
Ward for $50.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Renort Of vital ststistIss.

Secretary Hamann Of the Board OF
Health. reports % deaths. 10 births and
20 marriages during the week. For the
corresponding. period of last year 10
deaths. 10 births and 20 marriages
were recorded.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

Fifty pupils OF the tenth grade Of
school No. "A. under the care Of Miss
Emmonds. principal and Miss Ritchie
a teacher. went to Philadelphia this
morning 10 visit the Geological gar
den. The party went up on the City
of Chester.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Seamstressand BoOthwyn
Merchant EFiIe Claims
Today Against Wife of
Gasman
Addicks Discharged Help
on Farm and Shipped
Cattle to His Maryland
Property

Two more suits have been entered In
the Superior Court against Mrs. j.
Edward Addlcks, wife OF the gas man.
who Is now said to be spending a
great deal Of his time az his new home
I'm Maryland. The ahidavits OF de-
mand 10 these suits were fled at the
prothonotary's office in the county
court house this morning
one OF the suits Is brought by J. and
W. Hopes, OF Boothwyn. Pa, and Is
for corn meal and "middlings." used
as chicken feed and furnished from
July, 1908, to November, 1908. The
amount OF the bill being sued for is
1891.
The other suit has been brought by
Amelia b. Ellis, a seamstress, OF Phil
adelphia She claims 1884 for services
performed.
ON a suit brought against Mrs Ad-
dicks several weeks ago by a seed
merchant Of Philadelphia. some Of her
goods were levied on at her home near
Claymont after judgment had been OBJ
tanned, but several days previous to
the date set for the sale. Addicks stop
ped In the city and paid the claim.
Another Suit Rumored.
j. kuWhrd Audicks Is said TO have
discharged his help on one OF his farms
without the proper notice being given
them. which promises to add one more
suit on the gas mans list. The farm
was formerly the property of William
| p. Lodge and was purchased by Ad-
dicks several years ago. II consists of
about 200 acres and is located near the
] Practical Farmer along the Phnadei-
phia pike. He formerly kept a large
herd Of blooded cattle there. but lately
had a sale az which a number OF Jer-
sey COWS were sold.
Since he has owned the property Mr..
Addicks has had two men on It to farm
Il for him. These men are said to
have been hired by the year from
March 25 one year untr the same date
the following year. Notwithstanding
this Addicks visited his farm a few
days ago and notified the two men
that they must leave by May %. Az
their new year started on March 25 and
they were not notified to leave before
that date, Il is likely the two men win
bring suit.
IL IS said that AddiclSs has rented the
farm to an italian from -yew York and
that he has shipped what cattle were
left on the place TO his farm in Mary
land.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.

New and important order. Sc when 60, IS
when e5. so when 6s. sl2 when 20 years.
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys.,
2nd floor, W. 7th ST., Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
MeonIiaht Exeursion.

The entertainment committee OF the
East Side Republican Association has
decided TO give a moonlight excursion
on the Delaware River sometime in
July.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Carnival Postponed.

Giles May carnival which has been ad-
vertised for May 25 in Dockstader's The
atre, has been postponed until May 30.
The tickets sold for May 25 wlll be good
on the latter date.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
II. NJ. sALTMAN G. co.

ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done; building and repairing. Refrigerat-
ors and pianos repaired. 1O5 West strees,
Wilmington, Del. apr26-26t
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
G. [. Peacock District Deputy.

z. L. Peacock. the well-known fur
niture dealer, has occupied the Office Of
district deputy Of the b. p. O. f. Of
this city. He succeeds J. Paul Brown
deceased.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
DIED.

HARKNEss.-At No. 91l Elm street,
on the 2lst inst, Jennie Harkness,
aged % years.
HART.-This morning al 200 Wash
ngton street Edward Hart.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

n to
mostly fair weather and light
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
To Preach on Sunday School Work.

There viii be special sermon
preached at Scott Church tomorrow on
sunday school work by the Rev. r. *.
Stephenson. a cordial invitation Is ex-
tended TO the public to be present.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
CONDITION is SERIOUS
Victim of Burglar Scare Not Expected
to Live.

to Live.
The condition Of Mrs. Gottlieb Nam
mele. of No. 125 West Eighteenth
street. who was frightened by bur-
glars entering her home last Sunday is
precarious. She remains in a semi
comatose state and there is no hope
for her recovery.
Mrs. Mammele is SO years Of age and
previous to this affair always enjoyed
good health. She is the mother OF
City Treasurer Frederick c. Mammele
and is prominently connected in Ger
man circles.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
chlIdren va zooIonieaI Garden.

Democrats Of Brandywine Hundred
viii hold a meeting this morning.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

A. c. Dorsey plumber phone i5sA.adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
WEATHER BULLETIN

Cummings. the photOErapher, aO7 Market.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
The WEATHER

Tomorrow: Clear and warm
er with light westerly winds.
Monday, fair, slowly rising
temperature.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
GET RESULTS

Pay half . cent a word and
have your want ad inserted in
The Evening JournaI--it will be
read. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

quested. and then say to you complaCently, at
the end Of the operation. Does the haircut suit
you. SIR You have to answer that it does
Why say it doesn't II is too late for any
change TO be made.
In - barber shop in Boston enjoyed one day
the rctuke that patron gave to the barber.
The barber, after the haircut all over,
held up a hand mirror So that the man could
see the back 81 his head. at the Same time say
ing as n matter Of form
Haircut suit YOU SIR
No. said the patron. IT is altogether too
short \ little longer. please"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

ward we Were darting down TO inevitable an
nihilatiori
I confess that my mind was confused. 7
knew only that for what seemed an eternal in
Etant We were hanging in mid-air that my head
was far from being up. that my body was
swaying in g well defined centrifugal impulse
10 close UP like an accordion. Then all al once
We had dropped, and were shooting outward
oaZed, weak and wondering our safety. As
FOR our heads. they Were still on but almost
II our laps. An unknown man in the back seat
announced that he would not do il again FOR
S1.Ge1. The figures did not seem eXtrava giant
-Albert Bigelow Paine, il The Century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BOYS Wu0 4nOW coEN

". Ctvel ~as rt--I.-, ~ ,he Farmers
Institute. az Atrouril County il The Thought
struck Aau THAT u tue farmer BOYS throughout
has county eaa.t D- indie. - ta ;Ak" an interest
n" finest catu .r she world. He persuaded IN"
institute 20 offer prize Tor t.e lest ten ears OF
corn grown uy NaroupU County farmer boys
Each boy made application to Eilu, and received
package OF selected seod-Ye,Iow Dent and
Boone County White. Hundreds applied.
In the fan the boys sent ia their corn. The
priZc-a bicy cle-was awarded. Mr.. Otwcu went
down 10 see the boy who wo1-eXpccuug 10 fnd
him the son Of a prosperous farmer. The boz
proved to he the fOurtecn-y ear-Old son OF a poor
widow iuhalitiug little prairie cabin All sum
mer the boy had "toted" water from the well to
his corn patch in bucketfus. His industry had
been remarkable. He was invited TO the next
meeting of the Farmers Institute. Mr.. Orwell
lifted him upon n table This said he turning
to the assembled farmers, as he pointed TO the
little barefoot yOungster in his buejean overaIls,
is the boy who won the prize" The cheers that
greeted the boy were louder than those which
he came down to make a speech.
For, when these contests had continued sew
eraI years, the Governor became interested MI
OtWeI4 had conceived the IDEA OF extending the
contest to the boys Of the State and showing at
81. Louis the corn they produced The Gov
eruOr subscribed. 50 did other citizens. one
of red a 81 900 Holstein COW for first prize.
Other prizes We're onorcd-"agons and pIOuGhs
and yyiudmiIIs Seventeen thousand boys wrote
for seed and information. Two farm wagons
would not contain all the letters. The state
went into wild enthusIasm-oVer corn.
And now return 70 the Worlds Fair Palace Of
Agriculture. In the Illinois section is noun
tain Of huge yellow ears Of corn, upon row.
tier upon tier of little symmetrical pyramids of
ten ears each Before each pyramid is the pho
tograph OF the Illinois farmer boy whose corn il
is. The selected output Of eight thousand Illinois
boys is represented can you imagine what this
means? Eight thousand boys aroused to pitch
OF enthusiasm for scientific farming. Seed corn
enough 10 plant the whole Illinois corn belt II
a bountiful crop spranS from the fertile soil last
year a more bOuntful crop will leap forth this
year-CM. q. Cunniff, in Worlds Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
4 BAD HfBII OF THE B.4RBERS

DR. Edward Everett Hale strolrg the
beach at NaTagansett
81 perceive" friend said TO him. that you
have had your hair cut"
yes" said DR.. Hale He smiled. and added:
why do BARRIERS often cut your hair in n
manner directly opposite to the you have re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

I. Il tell you" said Gussie banging his fist
the table that the Russians have always been
tyraunical race, = barbara people! And. what -
more. II I met = Russian would not ue above
telling him so'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
MINOR MATTERS.

OIL oozing from ground has been
found at FL Paso
Dowle claims he can forgive the sins
Of his people.
Four Houston young ladies' wish 70
be mail carriers.
Governor Lanham is taking a ten
day vacation tn northwest Texas.
Abilene CTex) flour mill burned
Loss about $4,000, insurance. $1,000.
A bunch Of seventeen alleged crap
shooters was arrested st NLcogdoshes.
Tex
J e. Leuty eut by a barb wire ar
Justin. Tex, died after ten days suf-
rerinE
By the accidental dtschargn Of shot
gun Louis Wood Dallas boy. was ia
tally shot
In "A smashup ou The Lake shore rail-
way AZ Chicago several persons were
injured.
Calvin Linden neero. killed 40 chi
caEo Charles Movers and wounded three
nthcr men.
Mrs Mary J. Mason % Willis Point
Tex. was bridesmaid az Hon Henry
@ Davis wedding.
In a rev AZ Coalxats. / r. George
smcdley was shot to death ami oliver
Atkins severely cut
oklahoma conferences II Seventh Day
Adv~utists. held az Guthrie. was attend
81 by 1899 persons
Two policemen At Dallas haa "a club
John honnsr 20 keep hin from carV-
inw them wish knife
THE late JuaE~ Could bsaueafhea hls
elegant library ~ ths as department
81 the University Of rsxas
Iohn Parts a. negro shet n worsau
~ cine sn4ti anA fsfaliv wounded of
acss KxAta. who tried to arrest hin.
At HmftahsTne r Chairman
Ehep~rsa % th~ Choetaw tDwnstte eogu-
fniNs8on wan badly beaten ~ estisen.
Herds q parties i'm Canadian e9unty.
0kiAhosuA whn dis@t~w~d aWsranttne
ORDERS have be~s paced in custody 81
sheriff
Pal Rsvev. Mass strsk~ has csa@~a
a loss ~ e. zze eas In uAw~s &n4 seps
seventy nils and - zee operatives
lille uv~T aakaE w~~kn
"a p~uraa. TT. n. ~ Casneft nsaE-
sleeper ~ re Great NeNswTm pzHsafnrw
company wns beafan fawTah.r BY tws
us@m ana r-atstaea ~ stree.
v4asmaanss carswssan Terrnswsnns r~a-
aun ~ CksmnuHma h~aa lEs aanssaa sss-
ssnn e. e n@as. Ms. khhss HulEzar
- cassatnx was sierfet rresAseuI-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
AXE LETT IN SKULL.
Falls County Farmer. the Victim Of
an Atrocious Act.
GIRLS UNDERiARREST
Two Daughters of the Dead Man Pat
Under Bond of One Thousand
Dollars Each Previous to
Preliminary Trial.

po..t,,a rov Cant 10 -Th. most
IT.
horrioie hluruer ever A'''"i "a
portion of Falls county was tEat OF
C. 8. Stuart. which happened at his
rooi5aroa 70, r,,las aast NJ here while
u,--
ne was asleep filS heau was ''e'' =
severed from his body ana the axe WIN
which the led was done being left ~
the sL,lI The rails and doors Of
.., tn, At-,,s
'i'e io''" "eie
For several years stuart has been
widowar.
Parties vvbo arrived carly at the Mace
= Nh.
Oh ths hiii'iis say ''iSs Ao"''N '''7 -
chester rifle of Stuart by ms bed ana
that they extracted two cartridges
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
SWUNG FROM sTEED.
John Ware Lynehed and His Body
Riddled With Bullets.


Atlanta. Sept ia special to the
Constitutions from Royston, Ga. says
Judge Lynch held court in Franklin
county Sunday and as result the
riddled body Of John Ware. negro
is swi- sins from the limb Of a tree
between here and Gainesville.
Ware was done to death by a mob
for fatally shooting c. Y. Daniel, a
son Of George Daniel of Danielsville.
Young Daniel and the negro had some
words over trivial matter. II is said
the negro became greatly enraged and
swearing that no white man could run
over him. drew "A pistol and shot
Daniel. the bullet inflicting a wound
that wiIl prove fatal
The news of the shooting quickly
spread and "a crowd began gathering.
many leaving church to Join in the
chase for the negro The negro was
captured early in the afternoon and
while being hurried TO Gainesville by
the sheriff was oyertaRen by the mob.
The negro was taken from the sheriff
and deputies seated on 4 horse, a
moose fitted 10 his neck and the other
end tied 10 a limb. The horse was
then struck 3 sharp blow and dashed
away leaving the negro swinging to
the limb Half a hundred shots rang
out and the swaying body was riddled.
The corpse was left hanging By the
mob
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
r. r. MAKcHnASK-.
For Tax Collector
E1Mp SPENCER
For County CLERK
AUFE X. HKSpHlCKs.
For Sheriff
Joe r. MINNicE.
Cor Couu ~ Attorney
MAak sairH.
For District Clerk
ToM BURIAsos.
Ror County judge
r. l.. HAWKINS,
Eur Representatives. TO elect
j. NJ. ALDENnlCE.
Is. r. JAMES.
For supt. Public Instruction
J. r. BROOKS.
EoF Constable Precinct No. l.
ben r ABBOTT
Fer Commissioner Precinct A.
LEE MOORE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
WORK or LIGHTNING.
One Soy and Two Horses Dead and
-four Boys Shocked.

Marietta. + r.. Sept. 19.-Durfng a
terrlfc storm here Sunday afternoon
ave boys and two horses were struck
by lightning In front Of the Baptist
church. Both horses were instantly
killed Four Of the boys were carrie ]
into the church. Tom Rose died at Z
O'Clock. Frank Kesselberg is In crit
icai condition. I'd Parker was badly
burned on bis right arm. BuTreli How
ard is out OF danger Jeff Settle was
slightly hurt, Three OF the boys were
on one horse and two on the other.
An eye witness describes the catas-
trophe as follows: The lightning
played over their heads and instantly
they all dropped limp. like rags, the
horses Immediately under and the boys.
four on one s!Ie and one on the other
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
isaAe Ssre Year fulmfe SagCexS.

ny eaFolling la Tyler Commercial
College. III Tyler, Texas, foFa course
of bookkeeping. shorthand, type
writing and teiegFaphy. ~ you con
tinus what yoa are and remain
where you are, that's where you gill
always be. II roe want TO make
anything Of yourself you must se-
ours a practical eansagton, one that
will place you in etannand Ia the bns-
ln@@a world. An egiueation Of THE
kind is no lottery there arr no
blanks. any bright y0ung man NJ
woman omn afford 80 make . ameFa-
Gee in aFelaF "a maeuTs sueh nj eta.
eaAion. Begin making arrangements
to-day 81 enter the Tyler CONNER
oiai College ~ the earliest possible
aats-what ls proving . blessing %
thousands of rpang people wtii tiKs-
else prove = blessing sa yuu. -
~ gon have mak had . copy % ear
interesting catalogue. write Tor aua
to-day. &c wAaa aMplmsn Ghm wuEAln@
af the largest ana greatest CONNER
m6al. shorthand @n1 tmsawrapag
men@0a af ere @unGh-wsat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
viii Not Be Closed.

houses will not be closed oct. l. The
report resulted from the error of a
policeman, who was instructed to no.
tify some tough joints TO suspend bus
mess. but misunderstood his orders
and notified every house that the lid
would be pat on. A delegation Of
leading gamblers called on the mayor
and chief of police, but were assured
their alarm was not necessary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Fsrruersxiiie. Tax- sept. ~ At Pr
lot Cr~ss the thirtsen- year aAa son ef
James ksTty. q KATY section furemsan.
AxesaeusAgiy shos hiuseit with = wsHn
TIE hoy ran 20 his fafh~F pat bis arms
aroana MT Eirhy's nefs ard SAID ~
had Killed himself Ne 1ged IN hss
fathers Aasfga
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
WATER FRONT FIRE.
Powder and Dynamite Thrown Over.
board In Nick OF Time.

Halifax y. s sept. t9s--Auother
water front nre which soon assumed sa-
rieus proportions broke out early Mon
day morning IN the W rehause II Black
Rros. The flames ia a few minutes
iumpe3 10 the adjoining wharf A
quantity ~ powder and dynamite
which was stored in the building where
the FIRE started. was thrown overheard
with the arrival ~ troops from the gar
rtson and sailors 80 the fleet the FIRE
was combined "a the two wharves and
was under control at @ octock. The loss
10 estimated al $50 0oe
Seme explosives blew up and drove
the frepen from the warehouse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

hatcher. Miss. sept ts-f 2.
sta1npley, farmer - Franklin county
ts at the Matches charity hospital suf
fering from three dangerous pistol shot
wounds inflicted ~ his cousins. Hugh
and ThAa syanpl~y. Two bullets pen~-
trated the tutestimes twenty times The
shooting ~ws the oatgrowta - ar old
feuA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Lamdon. H~rs. i@s-ft 10 asserted In
. dispatch frosu rakao - tire EKpsmmw
tlsst tire Japanese as@ vigorously ahesl-
ting sh~ Russian positions AZ Aknkamn
preparatory ~ = x~nexAl afvanc@. ana
endeAFurfnG ~ = side turning muwN-
asens 90 car OF General knewpatksn ,
nm&Emmf Tire Japanese AEsssinM. the Ass-
pmfrh SITS. ar@ Disposed tn tn~ nMnsw
relative pmaasa0us as "a thm nwassnw s~-
Farm Lao Ya@R
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
KILLS CONDUCTOR.
Thirty Five Cents Causes Rsflroader
20 Lose Sis Life.

7 htTty rive Cents CauSes NauToader
20 Lose Sis Life.
Little Rock Sept la.--Warren Bald
win. a conductor on the Iron Mountain
railroad was shot and Killed by O,
J. Allison. a section foreman, as his
train was pulling into McGehee, Ark.
early Sunday morning. The shooting
followed dispute over the payment
OF fare OF IS cents Allison paid
the fars and then followed Baldwin into
the next car. where he shot him down
without warning. He then Jumped
from the train. but surrendered him
'seif 70 & deputy sheriff and was taken
70 Arkansas City. Threats OF mob
violence were made but the officers
succeeded IN getting the passenger TO
jail safely Allison claimed that he
acted ia self defense
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

oklahausa city. sept - -wTslls IN
tase act 81 eer~uaasuw 8 Eifa = few
sights sEB seInv en~ sant joe whitney.
q neurw. tu ffg~ anAgsnens Ha al@d
without hesnw conscious eHasl9A ta give
gaeassun ~ husase. Tae #Enf w4m fired
Nsszn : earn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
NEGRO BAPTlSTS.
Elect Officers and Select Chicago fer
Next Meeting Place.

Austin Sept 1e.-The National
Colored Baptist convention selected
Chicago for the next meeting place
with the understanding that the 1906
session viii be held a New Orleans.
Following officers We're elected
President, Rev. f. Q. Morris. Helena
Ark: secretary W. L Canister. Nash
VILE Tenn assistant secretary. r, r.
Hudson Selma Ala; treasurer. J. p
A. Cyrus. Port Royal Va; statistician
<, W. Bacote, Kansas city auditor
Robert Mitchell, Kansas city, Kan
Thirty vice presidents were chosen.