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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

Hearst lost out in his application
TO the New York court of appeals for
recount and recanvass of the New
York vote for mayor. Billie may
have been reasonably certain that
his interests were properly looked
after with certain of the unguard-
ed ballot boxes, bat the court saws
they cannot be Investigated and re-
counted. In these piping times of
graft. who knows what Billie's
friends may have done?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Illegal Voters Being Convicted and
sent to Sing Sing.

The machinery of the law Is work
ing overtime to railroad as many H.
legal voters to Sing Sing as possible
Those who know the seamy side OF
politics apprehend repetitions OF the
Me Auliffe tragedy. Meanwhile,
Murphy Is taking a rest" leaving
his tools and benchmen to get out
OF the snarl of their ill-starred con-
nection with himself as best they
can. There is a common saying to
the effect that the gentleman in red
protects his own. Not so the speci-
Gus politician.
Pretty dressing sacques make use
full Christmas presents. China silk,
dotted flannel, cashmere, and all the
sort woods in white and dainty col
0rs. are acceptable.
Tulle ball skirts are bordered or
festooned with ruches of lace. lisse
or plated tulle
The button is having big innings.
Chic day or tea gowns show pretty
specimens in paste Fashionable
bodices are adorned with costly but
tons; and lace rosettes and iahots
sport jewelled ones. Mother-of-pearI
models appear in colors 10 match the
gowns they embellish, and are SET
in siler or tilagree gold frames. The
Vatican painted ones are as lovely
as those representing the Jewell
kingdom
Neapoiitan yiolets vie with those
OF darker tone in the domain OF arti-
fetal flowers. Roses. gardenias. and
orchids are next in favor.
One of the loveliest Of chiffon vel
vet costumes shown by Lord and Tay-
Tor Is in an ideal shade OF brown.
II has a gored princess skirt. each
gore displaying an inverted pIait.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

Announcement is made that TO-
0es acres of land in Bee county,
near Beeville. have been purchased.
this tract to form a nucleus for a
Japanese colony. Just what this
colonization of Japs IN Texas means
is yet to be seen. They may make a
desira BILE citizenship, but we ques-
ton 1t. though they cannot possibly
oe worse than some others of our
adopted Texans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society and congregation will hold
a Christmas bazaar at Miss Reagan
millinery store. next door to Jolesch
& Chaska, Thursday and Friday, De-
cember IA and Is and until all ar
ticles have been sold. The public
is cordially invited. IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

Because the theatre trust proposes
to block the Texas tour of Sarah
Bernhardt it is said that Nine Bern
hardt may be forced to exhibit
through Texas in a circus tent.
There may be no trusts in Texas,
bat it is an evident fact that the
state suffers from them just the
same
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-14

We also give trance and card readings
Reading w Main street block w.
Pariors Opp City Hall Of square
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Escock On Trial.

Lafaystts. Ind. June 8-Joseph
Eaoook, one Of the best known sttor-
nsyu Of this state who hes been twice
indicted on the charge Of conspiracy
ard blaskmail WAS placed on trial
here today for . third time. 1t ID
believed that II will b. very hard 70
ooovict Eacock, - the Witnesses for
the state have DISAPPEARED. They are
Nm. Lulu Grimes and Mrs.. Thomas
Brown, who were alleged 70 have been
in cauepiracy with Escook TO extort
money from prominent men on the
threat 20 expose . scandal.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
ANOTHER BREACH IN
CHICAGO STRIKE
Employees Seek Conference
With Employers.
More Ri6ting il Reported From
Chicago Today but Police
Arc Said to Have Situa-
tion Well in Hand.

CHICAGO, June 6-Once more the
stytko Affairs seem 10 be something to
b. sstslsd In the future and the en-
ptsyefs ars again in the saddle. Last
night oonfsFsncs was sought By the
strikers With the employers but they
were sccrned. There Wa some riot
ing today but the police have the SIT
uation we'll In hand.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
The Bryans Go Abroad.

Now York, June 8 -AIa. William
J. Bryan and Der daughter Grsce sail-
Cd fos Germany today for long trip
abroad. They will b Joined early
in September by Mr.. Bryan and the
winter will be spent In some part Of
the Orient. Mr.. Bryan 10 going
sbroad especially to study the expert.
msnts Of continental citiss at munioi-
pal ownership and the railroad ques.
siou. He expects TO be in pclitics
when be Ysturps.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
Many Sunday School childrsa.

Brooklyn. N. T.. June 8-Annivsr-
sary Day. . day which has made this
city famous The world over, was cole
bratsd hers today by the combined
Sunday school associations Of Brook
lyn. One hundred thousand chill.
drsn took part in the parade. which u
the principal feature Of the oslsbra-
tiou.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Manila. June 8-Rear Admiral En-
quist received 1t O'Clock this morn.
ing the following cable from st.
Petersburg:
Remain at Manila at the disposi.
tion Of the Amerioan governnsnt.
Eject repairs - much - possible.
NICHOLAS.
Gov. Gen. Wright he's ssqusses6
Rear Admiral Train 70 arrange fes
the dispositioa ef the RssiAn war.
ships and their on3csrs and crew.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Warrington. June s-The japanese
minister says that absolute silsooe
must b maintained regarding psaos
negotiations: 70 ay word st this
time would rssult In serious coass.
queoes. Il 10 believed thst the settle
ment has reachsd ths aotue stage.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

THE wBATHER-Partly cloudy
and COOLER with local thunder showers
tonight; Friday fair and warDse.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

New York. June 6-Rear Admiral
Sigsbee's squardon. which was 70 have
sailed from here today for Ohsrbosfg,
Franoe. TO bring homo the body Of
Commoder Paul Jones. has been de-
layed. Sissbss 10 in Washingtpu.
The chief reason Of the intsrnaional
complications 10 said TO b. due 70
the fact that 0ernany has sssussA
big ooaling station in the West
Indies.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Chriseiana, June 8-Au o@csFs Of
tn, army and navy today sook the
oath Of allegiance 70 the new eov-
ernmsnt.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Washington. June 8-French En-.
bsssador Fufferland called upon Prssi.
dent Roosevelt At O'Clock this morn.
ing. The conference was held behind
CLOSED doors and tho result has not
been made public. Newspaper men
were told that tho conversation Wa Of
suoh character that it could not be
published. Acting Secretary Of Stats
Loomis conferred with the president
and Fufferland left but nothing VA
given the press. Secretary Taft who
has charge Of foreign reforms also saw
the president today.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08
ST. OSCAR IS
An ANGRY NAN
No Immediate War Between
Russia and Sweden.
French Ambassador Funerland
Holds Conference With Pres
ident--St. Oscar Refused
to Hear Envoy.

Stock holm. Juns S-Bscause these
10 NO ltkslihooa Of immediate war
over the separation Of Norway and
Sweden. 81. Oscar 10 the angriest
monarch In Europe today. This morn
ing An envoy called upon him 70 ID.
dres the foreign parliament today bus
Oscar turned angrily away and refused
70 receive him. The monarch u
waiting for the return Ct Primes o..
car from Berlin.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-08

Seh tie ehoieest resi-
denes lots In the city =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
A Death Leap.

No bic circus program in these day,
+ progress is considered complete
wi hont some daring, death defying,
7 hair raising act. and competition
an ong the managers of the big shows
to excel each other in presenting their
patrons with a new thriller each sea
son has b-ough a score or more of men
and even women eager with his or
Ger special device to tempt the grim
reaper and incidentally enrich them
selves. fer these acts pay big and the
-'earer death the performer comes at
hach exhibition the bigger salary he
draws. and with the customary enter
nrise that for more than eighty years
has made the name Of John Robinson
q htusehGld one in the anuse
of this seasons edition of
the circus has secured as one of the
n,any added features. an act so dar-
ing in it's conception as to astound
even the most of hardened circus II en-.
NJ. DeBurry takes his life in his
lands twice daily when he mounts to
the dizzy height of slender runway at
the top of The big tent and at a given
signal, dashes down on his bicycle.
with the speed of a meteor and as the
l..Cmentum of the wheel carries hin,
aver safely a yawning gap of some
ralf hundred feet, he encircles the hip
rodrome smilingly dofting his cap as
ne acknowledges the plaudits OF the
audiences. The death leap, as it has
been appropriately called, seems to be
the acme of human daring, and it does
loo k as if it will be hard to surpass it
next season, but some daredevil will
probably have a new act when the
season cones again. and DeBurry will
be forgotten. At any rate. he is the
reigning sesation with the big shows
and his contract with the Robinson
people is adding to the weight of their
Golfers The show will give two per-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
"Hoity Toity."

1t will be pleasant news to the
theatergOers Of this city to read the
announcement Of the early engage
ment of Weber and Fields celebra ted
success. "Hoity Toity." which will be
at the Elks theater Wednesday, No
ven-ber Is. A Weber and Fields pro-
duction can always be counted on as
being good show, and what is more,
il is always high class entertain
ment. and "Hoity Tcity' is conceded
to be by far the best thing these
c4eNer people have yer produced. The
book is by Edgar Smith and the music
by John Stromberg One scene gives
4 view of the campus of Yale univer-
sity. where all the characters meet.
and boat crew appears to take Lady
CRATER on trial spin. The original
scenery and light effects used in the
New York production at Weber and
Fields own Broadway theater are
used in this production, and an entire
!! new and altogether gorgeous set of
costumes have been provided In all.
il will be a delightful treat, not only
from musical and comedy point of
view. but as a real beauty show
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
"The Show Girl"

The Show Girl which appears at
the Elks theater in the very near fu-
tare, is one of B. G. Whitney's attrac-
tons, and this alGne is a guarantee Of
g first class entertainment for the pa
irons of the Eks Mr. Whitney is
known throughout the theatrical field
as being one of the best producers of
the day. AT the Majestic theater. New
York City. he has had another musical
oXtravaganza entitled the isle or
Spice" which he has recently sent
on the road. after a successful run OF
$50 nights at that theater. where il
did a phenomenal business, and which
caused no end of interest in the musi-
ca, line, and Mr.. Whitley has spared NO
amount of expense in making "Tha
Show Girl an attraction the equal of
"The Isle of Spice" in splendor and
scenic beauty. The company mum
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

Its huniOr is the good,
homcly American kind, while its wit is
the repartce of clever mind. The
L&sty French farce had not been trans
llanled in America when Charles II.
rtvt gave MS "A Bunch Of Keys" so
that comedy had to depend upon legiti-
mate methods for success and not up
Oh suggestiveneSs or indecency. "A
Bunch of Keys" is still reiening at
tsaction. while the French farce has
been rejected as uniit for our audi
ences. For a whole general ion "a
Bunch of Keys" has furnished amuse-
ment in the hands of waketul man
aaement and il sees good for another
generation Gus Bothner takes pride
in presenting the favorite old farce
comedy gem on a generous scale. and
It's successful tours each season attcs;
he fact that his efforts are appreci-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
"Dora Ihnr,Ne :"

A lively rivalry was instituted amoH@
several prominent managers in New
York the past season. when Dora
Thorne" as a play WAS placed fer the
first time on the market. Amusement
caterers, always on the lookout for
something new and novel to satisfy
(it must be confessedl the somewhat
satiated dramatic appetite of our vast
American public, were eager to obtain
possession of theatrical venture that
looked so promising. Prominent III
the managerial race were Messrs.
Rowland and Clifford. and in this in
stance fortune again smiled on them.
for not only did they secure the play.
fut from the start of its dramatic ca
reer Dora Thorne" has been a sub
stantial success Manager Drake has
secure this attraction for the Elks the
ater soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

idea of it's real magnitude. These
progressive and resourceful managers
rave doubled in size and quality the
immense amusement enterprise OF the
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers CON-
bined shows by the addition OF COM
plete new trains. hundreds of people
and horses and by entire new shows
Besides these enormous additions 10
jhe circus proper. a stupendous panto-
min ic production entitled, Panama.
or the Portals of the Sea, will be
shown at the beginning OF each per-
fcrmance in the huge circus tent. Ten
hundred people. magniticently costum'
ed. will participate in this spectacle.
The professional features will intro
duce soldier companies, representative
o. the crack military regin ents OF the
great nations of the world, which, with
the pride and pomp of Orienal and
Asiatic displays CT royalty and the fes-
tai gathering of beautiful female types
i,t national dress OF picturesque pat
tern and richest coloring, presents a
scene of dazzling amin alton and snlen-
! dor The opening of the Panama ca
nal to the nations of the world is an
3, inspiring suggestion fer a Worldwide
tribute of imposing and magnificent
! celebration in honor to America. All
i the people employed by the great cir
Gus and all of the beautiful horses are
rsed in this majestic and moving spec
/ tacle
In the arenic display are brought to-
sether an assen,blage of the most
! famous acrobats. gymnasts, riders.
| eCuilibrists, contortionists, aerial per
formers. dancers, funnakers and sen
sational specialists in the world. Most
/ cf these artists make their first ap-
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
circus. Foremost ar ong the celebri-
ties are the fourteen Wolkowslys, sew
en- OBriens, the Delno Carmel troupe,
the Prosper family and the Dinas
:! troupe. Among the trained animal fea-
.urcs are three herds of performing
elephants and Captain Webbs two
groups of educated seals. These ami
mails illustrate in wonderful ways he
highest point yet achieved in patient,
scientific animal training. The me
| ma gerie annex contains the most com
plete. exclusive and valuable collection
CT wild animals in the world. The
splendid street parade will leave the
show grounds at 10 o'clock. This pl-
seant repr2s sents a million dollar in
vestment and is over three Miles loag
Ii is wonderful exhibition of tn. re-
sources, exceptional features and in
,entive genius of the world-famea
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows.
Performances will be given at .
O'Clock and s O'Clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

ninstrels, which will appear at the
Elks this season.
From the time the magnificent first
rart begins in a carnival of wit, huh.3l
and sentiment to he winding up OF
the performance in "The DarktoWn
Circus" Donnelly and Hattield's Is
production in minstrelsy rejecting
credit upon the recognized comedians
who have been the life and made the
fun of Al. G. Fields shows for so many
seasons.
Only a Message from Home, Sweet
Home" sung by Norman Stanley, ap-
peals strongly to the audience. thrills,
is music sweet that goes straight to
the heart.
But he hit of the evening provoke
! ing universal merriment are the
con.merdores of comedy, Tommy Don
nelly and Harry Skunk, commedians
| familiar to the lovers of minis relsy the
! country over in songs and sayings
| which analyzed, defined, means simply
! frn. new jokes properly cracked as
| My the born comedian knows how
| and approached only by the musical
comedians. Crawford and Filming, dis
| p,nscrs of X. n Trick Comedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

all his manuscripts and considerable
of his wardrobe, with the injunction
that he should perpetuate the types
of classic characers made famous by
him. This Mccullough faithfully did.
and in turn was accepted by the pub
lie as the true successor to the IDOL
lied Forrest, and so. when physical
and mental decay began to encroach
upon the mighty Mccullough he EN-
ulated the example set by his prede-
cessor and calling his leading man,
Louis James, to his side, he transfer
red to him the manuscripts s Of "Nirglnl-
u.s." "Ingomar." "Othello," etc, to-
gether with his Roman Gladius and
Virginia Urn. with the assurance that
he would with dignity and distinction
fulfill the mission he. himelf SO brave
ly\labored to sustain
How we'll Louis James has executed
ttis commission can be attested to by
following his career since John McCul-
lcugh vacated in 1SS4--that placed on
the stage he SO n.agnificently graced
for many years-his association with
Lawrence Barrett-his co-starring
tours with the greatest exponent of
the classic drama-his afiliation with
all-star casts. and his individual stel-
lar ventures, have at all times been
those stalWarts who have preceded
him, as we'll as link his own name with
theirs by honorably sustaining and
fulfilling the mission which he was
delegated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
"A Son of Rest"

If there's a laugh left in local thea
tergoerS it is bound to be drawn out
by BroadhurSt and Currie's new and
successful musical play, "A Son Of
Rest" when it will be seen at the Elks
theater soon Brimful of bubbinS
merriment, pretty girls, clever singing
and dancing. it cones fresh from New
\ ork with the Endorsement Cf press
and public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
} ADJUSTMENTS.
, + + + + r + 1. + i. / + + +
"The DauntIess Three"

Forrest. Mccullough. James what
a mighty Trinity, Three noted actors
who by peculiar chain OF circum-
stances have succeeded each other
for three successive generations. each
one the protese and legitimate success
scr Of the other, and each in turn
worthy and capable to sustain the hon
or thus bestowed.
When the great Edwin Forrest re-
tired from the glare of the footlights,
before which he served the public Icy
allv fer over fifty years, he bequeath-
to his leading man. John Mccullough
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

ated. This seascn he has outdone
himself and Il "Bunch of Keys" will
seem almost like an original produc-
ton. New comedy situations have
been introduced to add to the general
hilariousness, bright and catchy SONGS
have been interpGlated to add to the
general entertainment and clever CO.
Eledans. singers and dancers have
been engaged to give careful and am
bilious Interpretation of the comedy.
An evening of mirth, melody and mer-
lin:ent is in store for our audiences
when "A Bunch of Keys will come to
town. [, is safe TO assume that Both
ner's greater "A Bunch of Keys will
receive rousing welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
1.-The Woman Hater."

Ire laughable comedy farce, "The
Woman Hater." which is billed to ap
pear here In the near future. With
that odd fellow" Harry Beresford i'll
the star role. should be seen by even
the most occasional theatergoers, for
all will find an entertainment which
will give them something to laugh over
for days after this young acSor and
his excellent supporting company have
left the city. Mr. Beresford's acting
has been spoken of as art in its trues
sense. At the Elks theater soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
Al. Fields MinstreIs.

That AL. G. Fields has the personal
direction of the Donelly and Hattield's
MINISTRIES was a guarantee to last
nights audience at he Rome Opera
house that the performance was first
class in every respect; but Mr., Field.
in putting the Donnelly and Hatfield
reople out showed partiality-"better
that Fields regular show" was the
verdict of last nights audience, says
the Rome, Ga. Herald of AL. G. Fields
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
The Nail Skin.

Never cut the cuticle at the base Of
the nail unless it is very ragged: then
pass the curved blade under for the
purpose. that the outside may not be
touched. This cuticle will ravel exact
ly like a piece of cloth Of which the
Selvage has been cut. II fairly stiff
brush is used on the hands there will
be no need for scraping under the nails
with cleaner of any sort. When this
is once begun the skin gets rough and
dirt accumulates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
ANOTHER WONDER CT SCIENCE
ui";"2y has Proved that DandruH IL
Caused by "a Germ.

Science is donig wonders these days ii.
faFd'cln" as We'll as in mechanics, Sine
4dah4 lived, the human race has been
Uolpitd with dandruff, for which 10 hal
preparation has Aeretofore proved sue,
ee5s4o' cure undl Ne~bFo'a H4roiuilo was
put on the market. 1t is q scientific pre
lration that ki!!s tha germ tl3at ,,-a1,..
aandruH or seu"f hy d. ing into a.
se2la to get a. tho .eoe Of tie Ia vhe,
1t saps the Vitality; eausine i7chin% scal,7
-a!!lng sair aAd 1aa&y La.Caoss. WIN
oUt dandHutf hair must grow luxuriantly
1t is the only destroyer of dar,lrlf
Sold by leading druggists Send 10.
in stamps for sample to The Herpl.
eide ca. Datroit Mich.
For sale by Bedell Pharmacy. 2l0
Main street. special agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
A BIG CIRCUS.
The Enlarged Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Bros Circus Is Beyond
Comparison.

The great Adam Forepauah and
Sells Brothers Enormous Shows Unit
ed which will exhibit in Pine Bluff
November %, has been enlarged on
sUch a scale of liberality by is new
owners, James A. Bailey and Ringing
Froihers, as to make ii next to impos-
sible TO depict in language an adequate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
"a Bunch of keys."

The keynote of the fun in Hoyt's "A
Bunch of Keys" which will be pre-
sented by Gus Bothner at the Elks
theater soon is cleanliness
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-09
CUTICURAGROWS
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 Complete external and internal treatment for every humour, from pimples to scrofula, from infancy to age, consisting of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may now be had of all druggists for one dollar. A single set is oftRn sufficient to cure the most distressing cases.
 Cu,irura Resolvcnt liquid and In the form O' Chocolate Coated Pills CuticuEa Ointment and Cucura Soap arc Solo throughout the world Potter Drug Chem. Corpi lS Columbus Ave, Boston, Sole PToPrictors
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