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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27
VICTIM PLACES ROPE.
Little Girl Then Leads Horse Prom
Under negro.
SWUNG TO ETERNITY
Starting Durhrm, Who Raped Child
and Made Three Other Efforts
IN 0ae DaJ, Tells Race Not
To MoIest White Women.

Memphis. Tenn, June 27.--A specia
to the Commensurate Appeal from Eupo-
IA, Miss. says: Starting Durham.
negro. wanted on the charge Of crimi-
nally assaulting the fourteen year old
daughter of John Wilson. a white man
near BelIefontaine two weeks ago, and
attempting to criminally assault three
young ladies' named Dunn near this
city. all during the course Of the same
day. was hanged in the public square
here Sunday by a mob. The moose
was placed about the negro's neck by
the little Wilson girl. who positively
Identified him as her assailant. The
negro was then placed upon the Sack
OF a large black horse. and at a signal
from the leader Of the mob the little
Wilson girl led the horse from undet
him. over 1900 persons. white and
black, witnessed the hanging The
iynchiug was as orderly as a legal ex-
ecution. After being assured that the
negro was dead the mob cut down the
body and turned il over to relatives
for burial
Durham was captured Friday near
Vienna, Ala. after a running chase.
during which he was wounded In two
places, He was brought here by the
sheriff Of this. Williamson county. A
large mob met the train at the depot
and an effort was made TO get the ne
gro but the officers spirited him away
and carried him to the Jail at waIthan
six miles from here. where he was
again met by q mob Of determined
men. who said their intention was to
burn him. The officers I'm charge OF
the negro succeeded IN prevailing upon
the mob 10 give up this Intention, but
only after promise 10 deliver the ne
gro to the mob that morning for execu-
ton
There WAS a strong sentiment for
burning but this was overcome. and
the iyuch38g took the form OF a hang
ing. Durham stoutly maintained his
Innocence 10 the last. and denied tina.
he had ever seen the Wilson girl He
admitted having visited Dunn's place
but denied any bad motive. His last
remarks were made tn goo negroes
who were assembled about the point
OF execution. Durham telling them
never Ia go about white mans house
~nen women were at home alone.
The three Dunn sisters. The eldest OF
whom Is less than eighteen years. wit
Messed the lynching from a distance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27
MEAS m BRIEF

George J. Goult t.as ~erea ra, Ea-
rope
CITY ot Dallas aa~ 90 .Hsssen Of
scholastic age
South Alabama truck groUer~ report
great losses by droulh.
By sloop capsjzing five parsous
drowned OFT Brooklyn
Texas court Of criminal appeals viii
have vacation until October.
By a street car collision at Chicago
twenty persons we're injured.
Five thousand people at Lafayette.
Ind. ovated senator Fairbanks.
John r.. Bell killed at New YORK his
housek eeper and then himself
Texarkana, Ark. is to have two more
school houses at cost OF $4,000.
King Edward was rendered BAN
euet al KEEL by Emperor william
NJ. W. Sellers. railroad man. died
Of yellow fever at Geronimo. Mex
Colonial Girl won the $50 eco worlds
fair hAujicsp horse race at -. Louis.
Christopher Frese and wife We're
both Killed by a train al Cleveland O.
Frank Dvsmore was killed at Mem
phis by his nephew. %orvius Desmore.
Eleven miles from oklahoma city
Wesley Skah suicided Wlth carbouc
acid.
OrIey STRETCH a little boy. reH 81 a
spring near Marshall. okla. and was
drowned
Near Texarkana Walter KIrvtn was
killed by an "unloaded' gun. fred ~
another boy
A storm at Brighton. Mass blew
dow "a a tent. injured l50 people and asa
G5o.ooo damage.
Thirty seven 1904 graduates ot the
University ~ Texas have been admit
TED to practice law.
A young man named Thomas e
locker. Tex was KILLED bv triIu SIX
miles north ~ pyniaou
AT 0weusboro Nv. Robert Mathley
killed Emma Watkins ana fatally
wound James greysou.
% AUTOMOBILES near Chicago contain
Ing g II Dixon arid wife was stratk
by train ana both kflled
Because nooaa raiusd bfs potato
F erop ! " kindred fatally rut his
( throat at Clevrland Gaia.
Justice Brawn - the United States
supreme court apH Mrs. Josephine q
Z Tyler wsre married ne wasaiagtrn.
I Foe wvck ending Jpna IS attendance
90 Worlds fags w8s sE8ssE. an m-
crease - ea8aa ever usnvteus wees.
two meUwoeM entarwt tu~ nurw8l m.
*s1tate ~ Canadian euuutv uAlAhaHs
I Fu#F young Essiy teachers fsft a. snee
Thirty inageSmsuts anafust Hou~-
toa parties charged with tarowlna
Stones ~ street ears have been faant.
N&sa@fan ~ 4 Auwa masta4an aa'
faansA Gear skeItom Crevk. Data Ttask.
a. FsxAt. hut lsnx ard ntra inches ID
I asAnssfer.
I've suits against - Pasa saloes
nsn hAs@ hssn Instituted ~ rarwnu
ct Haan0rn fsF alleged selling 81 mqa@
- ck4aArwn
e y col@ ana psilca hza 8 nght Al
AeMssa@uzth. K8n. TIE attes Eilas.
ere msaa as woan1ea tSo. ard ws
himaesf slAam.
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Tranedx At shrevenort.

Shreveport. La. June 27y--Aaror
Morris. an employe OF the Austro-
American Lumber company. was shot
and instantly killed In St Paurs Bot
tom. a place OF III repute. by Oscar
Chambers. The trouble arose over a
woman 10 whom both men were at
tached. Morris was preparing to leave
for Memphis when the woman sent
for him, and as hs neared the house.
he was met by Chambers. who imme-
dlately began firing at him. bullet
striking him in the breast. resulting
In instant death Chambers escaped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27
GuTDI DIES.
Apostolic Delegate TO Philippines Sue
cunbs TO Heart Disease

Manila. June 27,-Mgr Guidi. apos.
toiic delegate 10 the Philippines. diet
Sunday Of heart failure. The flnera
w3ti take pI1ce here next Friday ana
the remains Will be inferred two months
later at Rome.
Mgr. Guidi was sent 10 the Phulp.
pines nearly two years ago as the rem.
res~ntative Of the Vatican in the nego.
ti3tIsns with thu Philippine commits.
sioners for the sale Of the r~iar land,
To the American government Ar
agreement Was reached early in De.
ceWo"r last BY Governor Taft and En-.
friars. The settlement provided fol
the purchase 81 t03 geo acres. comrrts
ing all Of the friar bands I'm the islands
Thepric- pal q vas s. ESQ 600
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BOWED THEIR HEADS.
5iaekened Hulk Of the sIoeum Was
lowed to Dock.

New York. June 27-Crowds with
heads bowed and uncovered lined
both sides Of East river Sunday as the
blackened hulk OF the General Slocum
was towed to a dock IN Erie basin.
where IL Is TO be inspected by the fed
eral authorities. The flags on the tugs
having the wreck in tow were at half
mast. and when passing Barreto Point,
where the Siocum sank. and wher so
many lives were lost. the flags were
dipped. An the craft in the harbor
dipped their flags as the ftotilla pass
ed. One more body. that Of woman
badly burned and not yet Identified
Was recovered Sunday.
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The POWER or STEAM.
Mamv May see nnt ~ Takes Genfam Co
M~atkme.

when james Wait saw the steam
causing Tire kettie I'D 10 tump up and
aswn he said There must h@ power IN
that steam that IL can lift such -
weight
There Ma@
Millions prior 20 him had seen the
same phenomenon and regarded IL as
an unexplained mystery
Recent scientific research has put ita
finger on the cause OF DandraT, Fab
nw Hair. and consequent Badness. ana
haa un@arthed a tiny germ which eats
the hfe from the roots Of human hair
Newbrn's Herpicids destroys this
K0rm and consequently restores the
ba9r TO tts natural state.
said by leading druggists Send ioc. In
seamp@ for sample To The HarDlcids Co.
p@Er0tt. Mich.
Herring Drug CO., Special Agents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27

Jackson Miss june 27-Governor
Nardsnah was not notified of the cap
tire Of Stariiu Durham and his return
To Eupora until sunday afternoon. He
Immediately wired the sheriff OF Wilson
county II troops were needed to pro-
tect the prisoner. The lynching. how
ever ahd occurred before the governor
was apprised that Durham had been
brought back 70 Mississippi.
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Rannino Into Austin.

Austin. June 27.--The Katy is now
operating trains into A0stin. The pas
senger service eSfnaugurated sun
day. when the first train left the sta
ton. large number Of citizens
were at the depot. and all were glad
10 see the Katy in sure-enough eper-
alton in Austin Conductor Tabor was
in charge OF the train. with Engineer
Bell IN the cab.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27
BURN HOUSES.
Russians Aise Sad &c Have IH Treat
ed Women at Two Places.

Seoul June 2E-A telegram received
here from Canxan. Korea reports that
Russian troops have burned numerous
dwelling houses in the towns 90 kuiu
and Hamhenng. ard that az the latter
place women were subjected 10 ~
treatment
One thousand Russian troops are
Communicating livestock. food ard
carts from vide area fn northeast
Korea These men are on their way
10 Vlaaivosfock
There are three cases re cholera
here. The men affected are natives.
md the disease has not appeared
among the japanese troops.
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Chefao. June Ill Chinese arriving
here report that the Japanese army
- witbta seven miles or Klplnw. ami
that the Russians have fallen back 10
Hamchtatin. fast rorth of Eipinr whera
gun boats @1ii not - 80 effective They
Also report that the Russians ara en-.
tF~nrhtnw themselves IN the ancient
city es S'sehwans. perth os the port
sf N{nehwanw
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MOVING FORWARD.
Reports az Fighting Between Advance
Guard Reairserts Come In

Lao Yang. June at Reports 81
hghtiug between the advance guard
regiments are continually coming In.
The battles are tndeetsive. but they
show that the Japanese ars moving
forward regularly on each front This
is corroborated by efficiai dispatches.
Members ~ the Red Cross together
9th non-eoul oatanta who are DESTROYS
OF Witnessing the nEhtiuw. SIRE leaving
southwark daily
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xwaNsvfisa. In4-. Iane - -TAe sntlra
pegses fierce sNo9Fet TIE city n - sn-
asawor - rMpRsr@ an amknown aawEn
wAo gAxe sandav nawhs crfmlnMgly 4s-
saaisea Mss clara We4mhaxh. after
fuFctnx hfK aseeF4. Hairy Smfth - Fe-
tire 81 fhe palna IT a revolver. Miss
WeamhmNA = IN = erskkcaa eonasalgm.
TNNEe = oSnsaaershSs eKc1tsmeme here.
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PUT TO SEA.
Aiesteff Cables Ths Russian Squadron
Attaeksd Iananese

Attacked Iapanesc.
81. Petersburg J1hs z5- 'nder date
Of Juno - vteefoy Alexien tgsegraphed
the emperor - follows our Port
Arthur saaadron, commanded hy Rear
Aamirat Wlihoft, consisting ~ ELK ha.
''@NflF@ oE~ cruisers ard ten torpedo
Beats ffst - sra at s O'Clock on the
f"o'ninE e 4&ue e. According TO re-
ports received Ffrn tba signal stations
Ca ~" It8a TIE stan promontory. the
shtp we@t out Without accident
WHe& cur vessels reached 0r.en
water the enemy's fleet. consisting 81
nine large ships OF nhich there were
hai'ieshlps and twenty tsva tofp~sla
hosts Na@ sighted on the horizon. our
SQUADRON attacked the enemy Up 70
the present have received no news II
the result ~ he nchtlng
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oka wi,hara.-s.s

Lao Yanw. Juns = The second
Iapansse army. under General oAa. -
withdrawing sif Mgomx ne unp. having
apparently ahaH9sne4 the fmtantiar
81 sxeef4ww a fueeturs WITH General
kwrwhFa army
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27

Terrell. Tex. June z7.-~NhHe leading
a horse with rope J. O. Stevenson.
ar old resident OF thIs~slty. was drag
Esd 10 death. the animal becoming
frightened ard running away.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27

Amarillo Tex. June 2I--For tho
past Eve days copjous rains have faI-
en- in this section Tanks are Tuft and
the ground SIS thoroughly soaked,
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! ####N p - - % 2 - = 49, 4
WANT COLUMN |


LOST Watch fob, gold filled, WOW
en wire, safety attachment, with sig
net charm, no engraving on charm,
new. Finder return TO Light office
and be rewarded. "Hn dh
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Tekte. 5una q TIE japanese easu-
aItss@ In tas Battle 81 TegEswa gVasan-
gow4 lure rs were sswen ezteara sad
10 naen Allied am4 80 ms@n waaasea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27

Dallas. June 27.-The fret season OF
the Texas Baseball league ended enn-
day corsicana wins with percent
age Of SIS: Fort Worth. e04; Dallas.
.sa7; Paris. 2l5.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-27

BREAD--L Ladies' desiring salt rising
bread Of Mrs. Nicely wiz please
leave order day before. 73pd
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FaF.ansa4 June 1g--Stne postnaasfsrs
wese appointed In ire canal Esns Fst-
cay.
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FOR SALE-Gentle buggy horse.
Apply TO Mack Parks. Tsp
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FOR SALE-Old papers at this Of
fee at 25c per 100 The Daily Light
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

was landed but the stormy ocean pre-
vented the Likelike from landing the
rest, The steamer sails for Maui. No
lokai and Lanai ports this afternoon o,
8 o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

hard.earned living q hundred dollars
or two hundred dollars to save her
brethren possessed with the franchise
from the consequences Of their own
folly In the exercise OF that right Of
franchise. Taxation without represen.
tation may be tyrany, but It has saved
us, this one time. Shall we require Of
the women to save us again? The plat.
forms Of the Republican party are un.
mistakable on this question. The can
didates OF the Republican party are
pledged to embody these principles In
effective legislation. I appeal TO your
justice and your chiyalry. VIII you
not render chivalrous support to your
schools and measure Of justice--even
though 1t be tardy measure OF justice
Ito your school.mistresses?
A. MOORE.
Kilauea, Kauai, Oct. 10. '04.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

quick. But how to do? Make the rich
men Of the Territory put up the
money? II was hardly fair. The fault
was the fault of all. Assess the labor.
ing men for the amount? No. Take
some dollars on the meager pay of 40.
lioemen or levy special tax on the
small farmer? That were injustice in.
deed. Do you suggest that the burden
lie shared evenly by all men or in pro.
portion to their ability to pay? That
might not be unjust. But how did we
distribute the burden? or the five or
ten thousand men on Kauai how many
men are contributing to the efficiency
fund? Eight! You can count them
on the fingers of your two hands aud
still have your thumbs left disengaged
to stick into your self-congratulatory
suspenders. Kauai men get OFF easy.
Kauai men get or easy.
But women? That is another story.
Your school teacher with her poor for.
ty dollars month you have made to
contribute one hundred dollars toward
that deplorable deficiency. Every
school.mistress on Kauai and through.
out the Territory is giving OF her
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12
SPLIT TICKET RBs U It's.

As the campaign progresses there Is
more frequent repetition Of the state
ment that the talk of split ticket in
the Fourth District has caused a recip,
rocal sentiment among Hawaiian
Americans. Az the original split.ticket
promoters selected Hawaiian candi.
dates as victims for the political knife.
the Hawaiians contemplate picking
haole candidates for the same treat.
ment.
The great body of voters will uu.
questlonably vote straight, but II Is
possible for these two split.ticket
wings to so operate that the most ca
pable white men and Hawaiians will
be defeated, and the Fourth District,
which has always taken proper pride
In Its representatives. will find that
the men elected to office are OF the
weakest callber the district can pro.
duce.
No loyal, patriotic citizen, be he
haole or Hawaiian, can contemplate
such possibility with Indifference.
The invarlable experience from q sit.
uation such as exists In the Fourth
District today Is that the man who
votes for personal favorites and urges
others to vote for favorites, strength.
ems the probabilities OF the favorites'
defeat. None know this better than
the candidates seeking election. They
know that these would.be friends ARE
lessening their chance OF election
when advocating vote that does not
include every candidate ON the ticket.
No friend of any candidate on the
Republican ticket will vote other than
the straight ticket from Delegate to
the last Representative on the list. A
split ticket means the defeat OF the
favorlte, and success for the least wor.
thy OF the candidates of opposing par.
ties. Hawaii is no diuerent from any
other portion OF the United States
when It comes to figuring out the Ger.
tain result of splitting the vote be.
tween parties on basis OF personal
opinion or prejudice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12
VOTE FOR SCHOOLS

Editor Evening Bulletin:--At q Re.
publican rally held at Kilauea yes
terday, hr. Cox read. at the request Of
Mr.. W. II. Rice, Jr. chairman OF the
Campaign Committee. a plank of the
Republican platform adopted ut Lihue
on October Sth by unanimous vote of
the District Committee, as follows;
I'VE particularly endorse that part
OF the Republican Territorial platform
that declares in favor of adequate sup.
port Of our public schools. We demand
provision for the accommodation in
school and for the eftcient instruction
Of every child Of school age. And we
pledge our candidates to secure in the
next Legislature appropriations ads-
Quate to maintain our schools at high
standard Of efficiency"
He then said: The schools OF Kauai
and In other parts Of the Territory are
at the present time In q deplorable con-
dition. You have been putting chill.
dren to school In rooms that are unfit
for human habitation and under condi-
tons that are disgrace to o progress.
sive people. The pay of your teach.
ers. always low and insufficient to at
tract enough qualified teachers to sup
ply all the schools. Is now on a basis
OF poverty that will be ruinous to your
schools and Is discreditable to your.
selves. In this year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and four, In
this very District on Kauai, out Of q
total OF four schools. two have been
closed for considerable portions OF the
year, and one Of them still remains
closed. by reason Of the inability OF
qualified persons to accept employ
ment at the meager wages offered. The
election Of the next Legislature markS
al important crisis In the cause of cd
ucation In this Territory.
Within the year we have found our.
selves In the condition Of being hard
up. We were out of pocket q good
many thousand dollars. And like o
good house-keeper we knew that we
had got to make both ends meet. We
had to make up the deficiency. And
we preferred to do It heroically and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

right medicine for me. For two months
used 1t faithfully and then felt so well
! was like young man once more.
This was over year ago and have not
had any trouble since. Although 1 am
in the seventies I feel better and moro
active than 1 did thirty years ago.
w. w. washhurn.
Most arrangements Of the kidneys are
due TO catarrh Of the kidneys. Peruna
IL n catarrh remedy. This explains
why II Is that Peruna cures great
number Of kidney diseases in which
tho usual remedies fail.
you do not receive prompt and -atls-
factory results from the usc of Peruna,
write at once 10 DR.. Hartman, giving =
full statement OF your case, and he will
DO pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, y.
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probably be nothing to stand In the
way Of the speedy completion Of the
Cable Company's buildings.

The steamer Likelike arrived from
Maui and Molokai ports at $40 o'clock
this morning. She reports rough
weather on the windward side Of Molo.
kai. The Likelike had to pass by Pele-
kunu as 1t was too rough to even at.
tempt to make o landing there. The
mail and freight for that port was
brought back by the steamer. At Ka-
laupapa about one-third Of the freight
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HaIeiWa Limited,

The most attractive days outing 10
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The HALEiwA
LIMITED, a first.cIass train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at
s:22 o'clock, making the run In two
hours, the rate for round trip being
only $500. From 1922 a. m. until
$50 p. m. Is spent at the beautiful
HOTEL HALEiwA, with fresh and
salt water bathing, tennis, golf, drives
and walks, shooting or fishing, and you
are back In town at 10: 10 o'clock In the
evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12
LABOR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

The resignation OF Lord Miner as
High Commissioner Of South Africa
lends interest to series of articles by
W. Il. Stead on South Africa After
the War;" published In the Saturday
Evening Post Stead and Miner were
formerly editorial associates. They
are still friends. But the difference OF
opinion they hold on how South Africa
should DO treated could not be more
marked. Stead would make OF South
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

Vote for the schools" Is the cam
paign cry that comes from Kauai. 4
straight Republican vote from Kauai
to Hawaii Is the only vote for the
schools that guarantees the result the
people are seeking. Kauai will deliv'
er the goods. Every intelligent citizen
OF every election district should fall
into line that the good work may suffer
no set backs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

The vote Of delegates In the Kauai
Democratic nominating convention
reads as follows:
David Kanewanui .,.2 votes
William Chairman ...S votes
The Democratic party on Kauai must
be wonder when II can assemble ten
men, including candidates in the nom.
mating convention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-12

News that oyama has been recalled
may account for lack of war news
from japanese sources. Field Mar.
shals are not called back when every.
thing is lovely and victory perches al
che head OF the lighting column.