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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
S9ifsbramD
anf bober See.
Sier,eba Wtemi6en famoeM eineT
i@redliden Sob.
NelSenmitbise Arbeit Der Eaiidaiere
mHS Manuid)niten rcttet oas
Oas Sfiii nadj picritiius
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%. Sebruar.
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bier angelangt. sIuf ieiner Sabrt
Gatte CT ihredIi6e grfabrungeu III.
fclge BON Seuer mo Sturm burd,5ll-
noden. Ser 4apitan berihtete.
Gab BET Dem Seuer an Sors inO mGb.
renb Dem Stlrnl IA gtelIlhenieben
Derloren giltgen.
Die Namsn Ser Sooten iillo: SRI.
0tau0 Sieiner, 9leelun, @nlb., ers
trinfen; Srau &. SloanIs, al oeT
Solgeu Der Strupa5en geItorbeu; =.
4. ytemsburp, SeraS; $. Sudlep:
0iele beioen iirtO ertrllnfeu. slnBer.
oem gebOren nod Die folgenOen Don
Der sUtanrId)uit Oes GanlpierS oil Oen
SpSten; u. itnO s. gtielien, i. Srei-
tug ilnb Die Stelparos ". $. Gnnan.
.Qt. Corners, $. Douglas, u. Sont
nellp, u. MopmonD. &on Dem S,Snge,
nie,lr, ,Separtenlent iino Eeter @iule
lin lmo af. Slunn toot.
slls Ser Snnpier lid am Saunstaa
Worgen unr 3:45 llbr IN Der Wtiin.
Dung Oes Golumbia.Sllllies beionO.
brad) M Dem SGlon eiu sSeuer aus,
ipelfes nit iplher unbelbreioli6en
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gal,5e Sfiff eeiabrOet iullrOe. Der
fnrttbare Stiirm, lpelher Die &eaen
peitlt,te, beOelttete iid)eren 500 filr
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Sic SlauImen perbreiteten lidl
ihlieBlid) 10 iebr, oaB aapitGn GOlI-
fms Die Nettlrngsboote ber1annen
lieb. ,Sll Oieien iuitrben Die tSralten
lmo &illber ,mtergebrad)t mo Den
Mutroien iprrbe ser Sefebl ertbeilt,
i'd IN Ser 9tGbe bes Sd)iiies Su
batter. aailnl iparen aber Oie 9oote
pou Dem Sfifi losseihnittcn, ais lie
rufippten. il
Sic Saliaeiere ,mO MatrOien.
,rclbc lid OIL 9oro befanOen, be.
tGmpiten bie Slummen init SoOes.
perdGtng. unO lml Z llbr gelang eS
ibnen euollob Die Slanmer 5it lol1en.
Ger aapitGn riei nlni Die soote iuie.
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lleu sSnlaiien lulIrOen oil Spro se-
npltlnell. /
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fidJtllug nab Der WiinOung oes 60.
lrnnbia eingeId)la9en unO nm 9 llbr
lpilroe sic .Snnta Wtonica" aelidbtet
mn iigualliirt. gta6oem tenlpor1re
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luaren, ieete Scr Sampfer ieina
Sahrt tort. &uunl bate er a6er DID
Miinbnnn 0eS Golunbia perlaIiena
ais Ser &apitdn crfanllte, DuB Die
See ~ rallh mar, nm III Die Wliina
bimg beS SliiieS ein5nlmlfen. GE
l!ohn bcSbalb ole &ihtlng na6 Dem
Tuaet Solln0, no er crilell iilrhters
!ifenliebeu elettrilhen Snrm Ourd,s
5umuden hattie. Ter Ganlpier er.
leicbtc iAlieBlih Seu 0afen pon
Scnttle obne iueitere 6Gbrniiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
0u6uque Sowa 0ientag Mrs 1904. 17O2

fiigte nod binslt oab Sic GeieQidaft
cor Der Oioglidteit itebe, Die eriten
Slploenoen 5ablen s,t f0unen unb
Ole guten Se5ieblnsem au Den Gin.
Geborenen pflegen miiiie. Serrn
Sdoler's 9rief fam s,l ipGt an. Ser
Ger @raf Fiidler mar bereits nit 20
Wall1 ansge5ogen, linn Oen 8oriteber
ether Ger Srtidlaiten ar perbaiten.
Us fam 5iun Sample, Ger @raf ,pur.
DC eetootet uno feline MannIdyoft emit.
sing nit frtapper Totb Dem gleiden
Sdidial. @dbrenO Ser nGditen
plar Gage ipuroen Die iSaftoreien ser
@e'elld,oft an GroB-Slltiie nieOerge.
bronut irno bier slgenteu erluoroet.
Cine StraierpeSition lit iebt IN Dem
gnirubrs6e5irf eirgetroiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Sano nod feline StIu@t amleblnen
al lpDIlpu

Sano nod feline ShIuGt anlebluen
5h iuollen.
Surbin 4. Widr5.
SIcr beballptct man, 0db Der Wtis
toSu iiber Oen @iocritunb Eort Sr-
thurs erbittert lit. gr bnt bclob'
lelI Die Setting inter alleu ltnntdiIs
Den 5u ncbInen. Ifm erIuarlet, 0dB
Der geieDl beS 8aiierS buIo alt3gc.
fiibrt ipcroen miro. Gbelllo berid)tet
man oaB bel 0enIan 10000 SSapa'
ner aelanoct iino, Ole iidj nadl Der
Wanihrrei begeben perocu.
YariS, 4. WdrS.
Gie ,SeunpS" perofientlibt cine
Sepei6e bon ct. petersburg, melde
beiogt, oab Die 9flllIen oas Itiirmiide
gsetter, oaS oie peitereu Sperationen
Der japnniiden sSlotte gebiuOert bat,
beniiBt bnbcn, INN ibrc Sertbcioig.
lmgsmnbregc(n 3l peritGrfen Sic
3epeidc bCbduptet altfD, OaB Die la-
pnliidc 1SIotte Dilrdl S6G0clr, Die iie
am %. 6ebrlar erlittcn bat aes
itnGbt iupr0eu lit, inoent iedjs &rells
ser, fiinI Observation-Disclosures inlo
ein aanonenboot fampflnfaDig &c.
nldcbt iporOen Iin0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
@nrSe omrd) cine Spnamit.GrplOiiuH
IN Stiide seriiieu.

Soutb Senh, SSno, /. IGrS.
Ser betaIute sSarmer sllbert
0tooinliller iplrOe bcllte Ollrb eins
Spnnmit.@rploiion bmbitablid) in
sltome 5erifulettert. Scin &orpet
nuroe minoeitens in iiiui5ig Stiidf
Gerincn. ellS Wiootlliller iei1
&ein perlieb, lcate er cine Spuaillits
Eatronc irben iid aif oen 9uggp1
Jig. &llr5 ouraili b0rte ieine fSa.
mile cine iirdtbare Grplolion.
Sbeilc Der Seid)e ipilrben iait binbert
Sub bon Der Steae, 100 Ole Grploiion
sri0Iyie, seiunse,I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

bclptct Oof BON oen IS 9PitglieoeriI
Der slspbult & Cement @orfers
llnioL oic al Dem 9Ml belA1ftIgt
luarcn, nllr Orci mieoer cunt Gor.
ldein famcu. Iie Sinlpcgrdilmung
Ger 9illinen mlrOc nit aller gnergie
fortaeleBt, ba es inmerbin moglid)
lit, ooB nod, lebenoc Dteui6en lid)
inter ibncn beiinoel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
|criuc9cncr Neger madjt eincu Nn.
iali ani ciuen YDitluagcm.

Sirmi ing i q III, Slid.,
30. SSebrltnr.
Ssu MeriSinn beIiieg elm mabr.
iheinlitb pcrriieter 9teger einen Ser.
lcnell5ilg lno erldoB ben Soltclerf
St6fton, iuorauf er Oeiien GoIesen
@aB Durd) eiuet rpeiteren SdplB toot.
liU uerlpliltOete.
girmingb NJ 9lld.,
%. tSebruar.
SpGteren @erihten 3llfolge mar
Der Dtoroangrifi aui Die beiOen Bolt.
clerfS bic Cinleitintg sll einen &anb.
onfoll. Ter Geser Sim Yarts
lprang ntf oen 3lM ser slldbama
Great SOutbern Sabn, als oieier
W'eribian perlieB. Stpb ebe Ser 3ug
Die iIblide Gd)neaisfeit erreit)t bate.
bctrnt EarfS ben 8oltipageu ,ulS
Tenerte ouf Die 9lerfs $. Z. Stpdton
hnb u. 5. 9uB. Der Gritere lpurOe
ollf Der Steae get0Stet. ser slubcre
enlpiInq enle <aclnluloe alil Nrme.
Ger 9teger ereriii Johann ein Eadet
regiiirirter griefe uno iprang ab.
Gr ltiir5te, Die Hdber 5ermalmtell
Iein lintes 9eilt, oudr trosOen
iGlepptc er iid nod orei Weilen met
ter. slls mun ibn ianb, bate er
ncd mebrere rsgiitrirte Srieie in >iei-
ner SaId)e. Dtan brod5te i'm ms
SefoneniB an Weribian.
Gie Giienbabnbealnten elurben,
Dab nod orei 9teger i'm Gomplotte
mare1 Sor bent @eidngniB in
MeriOian Iaminelte iiG cine grobe
.Menlhenmelge alI llno Ou ein Spnd,-
moro befiIr6tet mllroe, ieste man Den
Souperleur in &enntniB, ipeld)er io-
fcrt Die atilis sliamnenberief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
slmcrifaniide Srmppsn batten barte
6Gmpfc nit WurUs III beitcben.
" al bington :. g.,


%. tSe6rllar.
@ereral @aOe ,neloet Dem 8riegs.
miniilerium aus Mauila, Dob 0enes
ral @ooo ibut einen 9eribt fiber ole
Sample nit ben Moros, bie bel Solo
am IA. Sebruar itattianoen, geienbet
cot. Die ameritaniide glbtbeilung,
bic 9cgeu Suiian'S AubGnger nilSee.
l6idt ipproen mar, itanb inter Dem
Commando Oes IaiorS Suab =.
Scoit. @Gbreno oeS Seied,teS
nurOe oas Seuer Slpei Mal ciuse.
itellt, mn Den MoroS 8eteaenbeit 5it
geben, iif 5ii er9eben, aber ie lebn.
ten nlle sluifor6erilnsen ab. Yiit
Nusnabme Saiian'S wurbe Die gauSc
Gebelleu Ibtbeillms geinngen ge-
nommen oSer getSotet; @aiian lit
eutfommen SO6 peiB man, no er iih
alIibGIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Gine SraM mmS eli &inScr erleiDen
Oen SlGmmentUS.
u 0 b es spal |, Canada,

&ob eSpal, CANADA,
%. Sebruar.
3luGlf @teni6enleben gingen in
cinenl 6eler perloret oas beute Oas
&auS pGn SbomaS @nap III ct.
Telicien in Ilde leete. slls bad
Scncr pon 9tadbarn, Die in einigek
Gntiernlng lpobnen, benerft ipurses
mar bos Saus bereits bis allf Oen
@rlmo uieberaebrunnt. Sn Oeniels
ben bcionoeu iib Die udt tleine1
&inoer pom SbpmaS @,uaD, Srau
@aernn mo ibrc orei fleineH
ainoer. slae perbronnten. Seib(
GGter. @agnon lmo @llap, befonOeR
iit in Den @GlOern aui Der Slrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Snnscr Wiarinciulont cridlagt i'm
3orn ieincn %Orgeietten.
s( annapolis, Mb., 8. O,Grs

y II Il q IT'S, No, ,. Wtdr5.
u. =. WiattbelpS, ein 10 Sabre
alter SeeiolOot Oritter &loiic, Scr 5llr
@elotllng oc$ SorpeooiGgers ,Wic-
Trnollgb" gebort, aerietb geiterl
slbenb nit Dem Suurtiermeilier
Snowben in eincn @orbpc9iel lmO
lpllrOe 10 beitig, OoB CT ieincnl &or-
aeiebtcn nit DER SSalIt eincn S6lag
aeaen DuS @enid perlebtc. Snops
ben iiel 5u 9oOen lmo mar ollf Der
Siclle toot. SaS Warineamt bat
Icfort cine llnferlubuug Der Sln9ele.
genbeit ongeoronct. !QiattbenS be.
finDet lih IN Sait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Gen. Gid snm Mad)fplser EQUATOR
Nanna'S crmGblt.
6 pI,tmbltS. Ohio, I. OfGr,

Go II III bll 5. Ohio, !. WtGr5.
lScnerol GbarleS Sid bon sltron
milroe berte in bcioen SGulern ser
Scaislatir bnrd) baS einltimni9e
gohm Scr. republiforiihen 0iitalie.
Der IN getrenlter 9lbIiimmin1 5iun
9tad)iolger SeS SenatorS Sanna alS
MitglieO SeS @unbeS.SenateS ge.
ibablt. Die Semofraten itimntem
fiIr SobH >. Qlarte BON Glepel9no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
TtlSnaridaa @alSerice tpSt.
s. q II II o per, 3. Wt

Sannoper, 3. Mdri.
SelOnlarid)all Grai BON @alOeriee
ltarb I'M s llbr belte slbenb illfolgc
zines Manifestations.
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pretTe nrr Au,Pieeu.

Stssr SDa Der Spalts per Sair. ir.,.-.......-sl2.0o
f." o Wouate . 90l
/" . UoHate... COZ
eotat. .Notis.u
Tir j.Ss, Ssae gr,pier OSsr o,r.H Raun. oas
srTie Wat l5 geuts.
Ssirotbs. nno Gobssaulsissu init 5pru&
$3.50, obue Spru6. $L0o.
Nu,,e,a bic Dem Gsife Der iatboIiilb.u Rirte
,lpiosr iiuo iiuoeu tsue auiuablue.
Nnlei8em ienoe utan ipates
fenS am WSutaS Rors
gen ein.
SsGsArb.iisn uller slrt prompt uus billis
ausseilhrt.
ctfee: Ode oer'6. uno SSoma-Sira5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
in ScntidJ- SiiSpeit-slirifa hat uie
Der eim aampi itattseinnSsm.
= erliu. 80. iSebi

~ ~ -. <NNpis
Ser S6erit 9ellnpeiu, @ouperneur
pom Scutih Siioipeir 9lirifa
melOet telegrnpbiid) ans Swafop.
Imlno, Oab Der WaiOr Gitorff nit iei-
ner 9lbtbeilluug nnt %. Sebrunr
einen ihweren 5ebn Stluloen pGb.
relOer aanpi gegen Die &ererp bel
StiibInunofa ill beItcben hutte., Ger
Nlino pernOdte iId) 5il balten, lueil
ieine Stellllug Der slrtillerie teinen
slnarI1spuntt bot. 8egen Slbeno
OurbbraG Die Gonlpaguie Sranfe,
ubcr Oie @eieitiguugen bes sSeinoes
llno trieb Die Gilgeborenen 6ilriid.
Sbre StIrfe ilnb ibre @erluite iinO
iliht betanut. slui oeiltiher Seite
iiel ein Siiijier, lnlo bier SiiiSiere
mo bier Manu ipurOen perluunOet.
Inter ben perlpllnOeten Sfiisieren
beiinNet ii6 Ser Sreiberr BON Sdoi.
iGll.sSeIlr.
Serlin, %. sSebr.
Sie eiuaeboreuen Srilppen in Der
@e9eno OeS &relt5. lmo Des 9tiia.
nane .SlriieS. 9eutid.aamerln, ba-
ZEN lid, euport. SSnI Golonialulnt
liefsn Gepeihen ein Oenen 5uiulae
perihieDcne tsabrifen Ger 9toroiuelt-
&anlcrlm @eiellidbuit nieber9ebralut
lmO pier Selltit)e ermorbet iporOen
raren Sn alleu oeutid,en Golonien
IN 9lirifa berridt cine @dbrlrng, iueil
9otem Der Nerero iibera1 Die 9tad.
riht nerbreitcn. OaB Ole SeiltIten oll
baS Mteer getrieben ipor0en lpGren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

ten, feds SSapuner init eingeldlonen.
gu$ ruiiiiGe Gcrltdrflneen eIntro-
fen, aId)erten lie bas Gori Der ellIge'
6urenen ein. Die rililhhen yer
plruoeten ipuroen nob Sorbrn Sc
idcifi.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

During a quarrel between a num-
Der of boys at Ennis Sunday night
one of the number, Roy Crayton, a
lad about II years old, received a
blow on the head which broke the
skull. Monday night the boy died
from the effects of the wound.
Tuesday Rayford Patterson, boy
about l4y ears old, was arrested on a
charge of murder, it being alleged
that he struck the blow which re-
suited in the death of the Crayton
boy. That night young Patterson
was brought to Waxahachie and
lodged in the county jail. Yester-
dav afternoon be was taken to En-
mis- by Sheriff Minnick to have a
preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace II. Il. Stovall When
the animation of witnesses was
concluded the boys bond was fixed
at $3.50, which he readily gave and
was released.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Special wireless message to tn
Light:

Special wireless message to the
Light:
Galveston, Tex, March 24.-His
NJ Maiesty's ship "Pinafore" arrived
in port today, having experienced a
very stormy passage. She leaves
this afternoon via the Trinity for
Waxahachie, During the whole trip
Dick Deadeye, an able seaman, has
shown signs Of mutiny, and on last
Monday he was ordered put in irons.
He will be released from close con
finement tomorrow SO that he can
attend the reception to the relatives
OF Sir Joseph Porter X. G.. b. TO be
held at the auditorium tomorrow
night
During the short stay In Galveston
the admiral, captain, relatives and
crew, were the recipients of many
courtesies By the leading citizens
aud they bespeak an enjoyable oc-
casion 20 all who may attend the re-
ceptioU.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Just tu the nick of time our lt-
lie boy was saved writes Mrs W
Watkins of Pleasant City, Onio,
Pneumonia had played sad havoc
with him aud a terrible cough set la
besides Doctors treated him, bat
he grew worse every day. At length
we tried Df King New Discovery
for Consumption, aud our darling
was saved He's uow sound and
well. Everybody ought 60 know
its the auly sure cure for Coughs.
Colds aud All Lung diseases Guar-
antasd By Thomas 4 Moore. Price
Sle and III al rrial bottles free
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24
BROzIER IS BAPTIZED
Immersed i'm q Bath Tub In the
County Jail by Rev.
G. W. Hill.

Brozier Smith, the negro who is to
be hanged here tomorrow for the
murder of his wife, says he has
made his peace with the Lord and
is now ready for the execution to
take place. Yesterday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock he submitted to the or
dinance of baptism, the services
being held in the colored department
OF the county jail. A bath tub was
filed with water and in this the con-
demned man was immersed by Rev.
q. w. Hill, pastor of St. Mary 5
Baptist church. The services were
short, consisting Of one verse of a
hymn and a prayer by Sam Borders.
When asked by Rev. Hill If he had
made complete preparation for
death, the prisoner replied that he
bad. He was then requested by the
preacher To get in the water, and
with the usual ceremonies the or
dinancs OF baptism was administer
ed
Among those who witnessed the
service was the condemned mans
mother. She seemed to be very
much affected and wept freely while
the services were being held.
The condemned man claims to
have made profession of faith
Monday morning. This statement
was made by him Tuesday after
noon 20 Rev. g. w. Hill, pastor Of
the Colored Baptist church, who
bad called To hold a religions ser
vice. Rev. Hill asked him II he
felt that IL was all right with his
soul, and he answered that it was.
The preacher then asked.
when did you first entertain
this feeling?'
Yesterday morning, replied the
prisoner.
"Brozier, do you feel safe 10 die@''
II am not afraid TO meet my
fate"
Brozier, do you feel that II Won
were able you would repair all the
wrong you have done2"
''Yes, | would if could -
How do you feel toward the peo-
pie; do you nate theu or uot2'
81 have nothing against any
body
How do you feel toward your
jailer and watchmen. do you think
they have treated you all rigat2'
Eyes, sir, l know they have treat
ed me nicely
"Gs there anything else you want
done2'
"Yes, want You % baptize me %
"Who do you want 70 90 Win you
as tar as We can go Ia this world"
II had intended asking you. !
want you 20 go and stay with me
until the last"
All the details for the execution
have been completed. The prisoner
has been provided with new suit
Of clothes, the rope has arrived from
Clehurne and the gaIlows have been
completed. The trigger which viii
release the trap door was pat IN last
night by Charley Anderson. The
last reli xtous services will be held
in the Jail tomorrow morning at
1880. After the reading Of the
death warrant by sheriff MiHuiek
the prisoner will be allowed Co dress
and will be given something g. eat.
The start 60 the yallows viii proDs-
hly be- made fsw minutes before
Z O'Clock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Herbiue II boon for sufferers
from aueAmia. BY It's use the blood
is quickly regvuerated and the color
becomes normal The dropping
strength is revived. The languor is
diminished. Health, vtgor and tone
predom mate. New life and happy
activity results, Mrs. Belle ii.
ShIrel, Mlddlesbourough, MS. ,
writes "a have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, aud
nave found nothing - benefit NE
like Herbiue. / a0ps asver % De
without a. / have wianed that /
had knowu ~ Is 10 my husband $
lifetime. 50c so!a by Hood q
Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24
burelaries at Italy.

During the wind storm which
swept over Ellis county Monday
night several burglaries were com
mitted at Italv. Joe w Garvin lost
a gold watch and $50 in money and
the residence Of a Mr.. Swor was
visited and money % the amount OF
SOS taken. Several other houses are
said 20 have been visited by burg
lars bu. the losses We're small.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Extra copies ot tomorruw Daily
Light, containing a tult account at
the execution "a hFozter smith, can
bee had Il thls office at i've eeuts pes
copy. The Last SCENE ot this tragedy
wiil be described ln detail, together
with q shart sseteh af Che erime ana
a brief FeV iaW ot tbe tFlAl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24
Lady Agent Wanted.

The general agent of the Texas
Toilet Company is here and will ap-
point local agent for Waxahachie,
furnishing agent with sample case
worth $50 and large box of free sam
pies. Address, Texas Agent, care
Light. ltpd.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24
ChambIess Case Reversed.

In the court of criminal appeals at
Dallas yesterday the case of John
Chambless, appealed from this coun-
ty, was reversed and remanded.
Chambless was convicted in the
count; court December 10th on 1.
charge of aggravated assault. The
jury imposed a penalty Of two years
in the county Jail and the payment
of fine of $1,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

,. L. Apple, ex-Probate Judge,
Ottawa Co. Kansas, writes This
IL 20 -ay that | have used Ballard
Horehouud Syrup for years, and
that | do not hesitate 20 recommend
it as the best cough syrup | have
ever used 80 lie, j0c and ! O0. Sold
bv Hood 4 Martin,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Wnl Lister aud OTIS aangt both
negroes, became Involved iu q diiti-
ealty Al Ennts Tuesday afternoon
which resulted ln Young receiving a
paiaful kntte stab in the stomach
Lister was arrested ou charge ~
Aaaaals with tntent "a murder
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

\ dog supposed Jo have been sut-
feriug from rab les ran amuck Ia
italy Tuesday aud bit several head
If stock. While trying to kui the
dog I'D Dismake aud Charley VIII
tAms, two young men, were bitten.
they came to Waxahaehie yesterday
g. have Mrs. Ray mad stone sp-
piled to their wounds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

| have baea satfarine faF she past
taw years with 4 save erw attach aE
rheumatism and fonnd thAt hal
lAFd'a snow islntmmnt Mas the uniY
khtn@ thal gave uae satisfaction an1
tand@A o. ailee late niY pAina. MaFeh
1Aah, lsag, jain &. hesnan klna
usAn, tlta Mla. Aie ana Hl sold
nv haaa = AAgtln.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24

Tonight aud Frtlay probably
showers Aeeiiaal4 colder
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e. b. LuMaaNhhh.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-17
1ailu ~ z: u q | {
M. Nj. MURDOCH. Editor.

Mark Hanna died a nultimilonaire a
capitalist with but few equals, yet in
his death labor interests of the
country lost their greatest champion
and most powerful friend Only since the time when
Hanna because of pure personal friendship took such
great the advancement of Mckinney and be-
cause also his worhiness had he been iden
fed with politics or known to the political leaders
of the country all previous adolescent he
had been identified with and industries connected
with growing out Of labor. He gagged men not by
rank but by worth not for claims but for talent Tn
known inexperienced he in politics and with
public life up the time Of identifying himself with the
fortunes his friend Mckinley he, within the brief
period since sitting Louis convention dem
onsrated the fact that was asute and re-
sourceul political leader his time He proved to be,
in spite all the abuse heaped him, and in spite
of an almost universal dstrus only leader Of lead
ers but most conscientious That his greatness
was inherent and that he appreciated his power
there is little doubt Notwithstanding he boastec
or Wanted his achievements. From ironmaster and
employer of men he became United States senator anG
up to the hour his illness the undisgused
ard undisputed choice Of a majority of the Republican
politicians of country for the nomination and cleo
ton to the presidency despite his friendly attitude
and socitude the laborng elements of the country
and Notwithstanding his criticisms Of undue advantages
often taken by capitalists of financial and industrial stu
aons he had been for months urged by leading CAPT,
tasts and manufacturers to candidate against
Roosevelt in the presidential campaign Of next His
safeness his great conservatism taken together with his
broad radcasm advocate of the rights Of labor
would have made him a formidable factor. But holding
that all things considered would be the wses TO nom
mate and elect Roosevelt he seadfasy declined the
OF his name.
AS representative of both labor and capital and be-
Heving that he comprehended the rights and claims OF
both his ambition bring about harmony between
them on basis of right and justice Believing in the
development of wealth he just strongly convinced
of the necessity organized industry to which end he
expected to devote his talents time until his ideals
should be realized