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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-03-11
CHARTER
NJ. BELL SON, Limited.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF II. MARY,
TOWN OF FRANKLIN

BE IT KNOWN: That On this 25th day of
February, 4. d, 1903, before NE, Charles
Frank Horah, Notary Public duly commits
stoned and qualified within and for the Par
iSh of st. Mary, STATE of Lou ianu ana in
presence of the witnesses hereinafter named
and nndcrsi gned. personally Cafnc and APP
peared Matthew Bell, John ID. Bell and
Joseph BoudreauX. all residents of the
Parish of ST. Mary, Louisiana, Who declared
and acknowledge unto me. SAID Notary
that tviiiing themselves 81 the laws of this
State relative to the organ izati,n Of corpo-
ratious of limited liability, they have covtiI-
anted and do hereby covenant and contract
ami bind and ohligatc themselves and all
other such persons as may here after become
associates with them hcrctn.to organ iZc form
ana constitute IL corporation or body polite,
IN law. under the style and title, for the OBJ
Jtets ana purposes and under the conditions
ana stipulation following, to wit:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26
The Meeting.

There were four additions To- the
Main Street Christian church last
night three men Three will Dee
baptized after the sermon tonight
The sermon lass might was ou "the
two laws OF pardon and the eEanEe-
list showed from rho Nvw Testament
scriptures that Zee the kingdom of God
as Wpii as tn the government nf men
there is one law of initiation for the
alien and another law for govern
iuE the citizen that there ts one .aw
~ pardon for the mae who la uul &c
Christ Whieh BE- faith ju Cbirst re
pantRure from siu and aeedienee fn
Christ lea Christian baptism, This iasg
uafnllsiiinE thc cath uf uaturaiiEa
.tlon rcauired by human governments
and that the iaw ug psFiou tu the orr
inw Christian ts repeUt@uEe, eoufsa
sion aud prayer
The subisgt uf M Hatdork.s eeF.
wom tontghf wtH he thn pfwtiEsl
Sons NJ StaHiey @lil have rbarEs
~ che mHk&E sens raFvtes wtti he
ein ag e. ana the aerwaan at etEhi
q ttoeA Nou afu tnYglua
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26
THE PLANS or YOAkUn
Gol. Sweeney Says Werk on New Line
win Be Pushed 10 Early Completion

Dallas. Tex, Sept. President
Frank Trumbull of the Colorado and
Southern and his party of railroad
officials identified with the projected
Colorado and Texas system, known
as the Yoakum-HawIey lines. con-
sstructed and projected. reached Dali
las at l o'clock Saturday afternoon
In a special train consisting OF three
private cars. The party had journey
ed to Fort Worth over the Fort Worth
and Denver. and remained only long
enough in Fort Worth to switch the
train TO the Rock Islands Dallas ex-
tension The train was run into the
passenger station of the Gulf, Colora-
do and Santa Fe road on arrival at
Dallas, where II was split apart, one
car returning Immediately to Fort
Worth over the Rock Island tracks.
the other two being sidetraeked in the
passenger station yards of the Santa
Fe at Dallas
The personnel OF the visiting par
ty was. President Frank Trumbuil
OF the Colorado and Southern, ID. b.
Keeler. vice president and traffic
manager of the Fort Worth and DEN
YER: NJ. Sweeney. vice president and
general manager OF the Trinity and
Esrazos Valley. l.. e Booth, private
secretary OF Mr.. Trumbuil. and X. M
Shannon OF Pittsburg. Pa. personal
friend of President Trumbull.
During the afternoon Mr.. Trum-
bull and Mr. Sweeney we're together,
putting In most OF their time inspect
ing the recently purchased terminal
properties OF the Yoakum- Hawiey
syndicate in the railroad district OF
Dallas, These terminals constitute
four blocks in a solid body almost
south of the Dallas courthouse. If
any meetings were held with Dallas
business men. none of the party
would admit IL.
Mr.. Sweeney ag spokesman for Mr.
Tsrumhull. said 10 the correspondent :
II Joined the party at Fort Worth.
| expect to be with Mr.. Trumbnil
four or five days. Mr.. Trumbuil has
NO appointment TO meet or consult
with Dallas business men during this
visit He is IN Texas simply 10 look
over the lay of the land. so 10 speak.
In the lines already constructed and
those projected. Mr. Trumball has
not been personally I'm close touch
with the Texas situation for several
1onths. aa be has been absent In
Enrop. since June, and only return
ed September s. He bad no meeting
arranged with II. r. Yoakum for the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

Tacoma and the people of that city
call Ii Mount Tacoma, while Seattle
people call 1t Mount Rainier This
mountain is IA, ,528 feet tall and is
covered with snow the year round
The valley on the sound between
these two cities is the finest in the
country and unimproved land is
worth from $500 to $500 per acre.
The United States government has
a navy yard near Seattle where near
ly one thousand men work We Wis
tied the navy Yards of Moran Bros
In Seattle. They are building the Ne
braska, a war vessel which is to cost
SO, 500. 900. After they took the con-
tract at that price they claimed it
would be impossible for them to
make any money and were about to
throw up the JOB when Seattle citi-
zeus put up $1,000 just to show
the government what could be done
at that place We were fortunate In
being allowed 10 go aboard this big
fighting machine. Steel sheets eight
inches thick line its outside and the
turrets on which the big guns rest
are immense piers OF solid steel and
iron. The wonder is how so much
weight OF steel, iron and heavy guns
can be made to float Heavy irons
were also being placed along the sides
on which to mount big guns Seven
hundred men were at work in these
shops.
Puget sound abounds in fish of
every variety. There are 80 or 40
different kind of salmon in these
waters The sockeye and tyee sal
mon are the varieties commanding
the highest price. Spokane is $50
miles east OF Seattle and around II
are the big wheat fields of Washing
ton A Deering harvester man said
he saw wheat thers a rev days ago
that was Welding so bushels to the
acre Forty 10 fifty bushels is an
average Weld All other crops, eN-
cepf wheat. IN eastern Washington
must be irrigated
INNOCENCE ABROAD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

near future. either in Texas or Colo
rado. His visit was in nowise plann-
ed with the intention of meeting Mr.
Yoakum at this time. / saw Mr..
Yoakum, personally, short time
ago, and he stated that 1t Is his in
tention to visit Texas in October,
about the 10th of the month, as near
as he could estimate 1t.
so far as the plans of the Yoa-
kum- Hawley syndicate. so-called, are
concerned in Texas, they can be brief
ly stated to be as follows: We have
ordered 81 900 tons of T5-pound rails
from mills in Colorado, to be deliver
ed In Fort Worth, beginning in No
vember This quantity will lay ap-
proximately 230 miles of track We
have $50 teams and something like
500 men working on the grade be-
tween Mexia and Navasota and would
have more IL they could be procured.
The work OF construction will be pros
ecuted with all possible speed south
ward from Mexia to Houston and
northward from near Mexia to Dali
las: both extensions being completed
within the next ten months. IL our
plans do not meet with delay AS
is well known, we have a trackage
agreement with the Santa Fe be
tween Cieburne and Fort Worth, and
we expect to make similar trackage
arrangements between Algoa and Gal
weston. After these extensions shall
have been completed, IL is reasonably
certain that the Dallas and Fort
Worth extension will be built"
The party is.s Dallas yesterday for
Mexia to make an inspection of the
work now in progress there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26
Music for q Nickel.

Pete Ellis a few days ago placed
piano in his billiard hall which Is
something OF a novelty in the way of
musical Instruments. IL is operated
by electricity and the latest popular
airs may be heard by dropping nick
Ell I'm the slot
A. G. Marehbanks, citizen OF the
eastern part of the county who was
listening at this instrument this
morning. said there Vas no use OF
raising girls to play the piano, All
you had TO do was 30 drop nickel in
the slot Of the wonderful piano and
you would have music until you
couldn't rest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

Mrs ] A. Nesmith Of Palmer. who
Vas active in securing exhibits from
that part OF the county for the fair
at Ennis. sends this office word By
Mr.. W, l.. Hancock that fourteen
blue ribbons we're awarded Palmer
people. Miss Saiiie Everett. daugh-
ter of Dir. Everett and a grand daugh.
ter of Mr.. Hancock, received a beau
iifni loving cup for the best horse
back riding.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

A Jersey CO.'S heInnEinE 10 - g.
sephunson. nupwFtmfrnasnf uf me
sfH~ss ratlwAy. save aifsh IN twtu
calves fhe other utxht Moth ara
Vigorous 8unhiuN au8 @lI uvw.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

EvwFyhoav Fv#as the Daily LsEhss
wAnt column. WhY because II
onnfasus uHw Aas every aay aaa thes
aFw ai@AsH Interesting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-26

BuY Your felt and sran roofgnE
from = s. Crouk Co. R
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26

saw the approach cf the patrol wagon
and the blue coats were pcfted from
all sides with stones and bad vegc.
tables, while water was poured on
them by students from upper floors Of
the college.
The police we're getting decidedly
the worst of the battle when they drew
their revolvers and fired several shots.
This brought the students 10 halt
and before they could collect them
selves the police were upon them
with their clubs.
This sort of treatment soon brought
the students TO their senses and they
ran in all directions. but the police
succeeded in making fifteen captures.
All students bore signs Of the con
fiict in Their rent garments and d
number of them suffered severe cuts
and bruises about their heads and
faces from puni-hment administered
by the police.
In vcsiigation has been beg-u nv ihc
faculty and ring leaders of the disturb
ance will be punished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
STUDENTS AND
POLICE FIGHT
Latter Won by Usaof their Re-
yoIyers and Clubs
/.
MANY HEADS CRACKED
RESULTED FROM BLOODY STRUG-
GLE BETWEEN DENTIST STU.
DENTS AND BLUE COATS
IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct 25,-Twenty-fve po
llcemen and 200 students of the Chi
cago College of Dental Surgery, en-.
gagged in fierce fight this afternoon
and before order had been restored fiji
teen students We're arrested.
AT one point during the fight police
were forced to fire several shots over
the heads Of the students to scare the
latter back.
The Freshmen and junior classes Of
the inst tuition met in their annual
class ruch today and the battle be-
came SO desperate that riot call
was sent in. When the police ar
rived the battle between the students
had been in progress half an hour,
and had BLOCKED all the street cars
and wagon traffic.
The students who "were in thick of
he fight Joined forces as roon as they
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
NO TRACE OF VINCENT
Willy Real Estate Man is Not Yet N
the Clutches Of the Law
Creditors Visit Office.

Officers uf Two states who are IN
pcrsuii Il Ben ". Vincent. The mis- sing
Cairo real estate man. who Is wanted
on warrants charging cmbczzlemeHt
have not yt' caught Mp with the willy
stranger who 80 lately won himself
into thc good Eraccs Of many Cairo
ties and left an unhaianccJ account on
their lcdEcrs as a remembrance The
announce emcnt IS yesterdays Bulletin
that Vincent was mi sing and that
warrants were our for his arrest. caus-
cd something of a sensation Count
less creditors visited his Office only
10 find that it had been deserted for
days. Some creditors wanted to at
tach The furniture but It had been
bought on the in tallmcut plan" and
was hauled back to The furniture
house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
For Way tcEnd The Most Scri
Gus OF All Russia's Internal
Troubles, Do Her
Ministers
~gw----
BURNED
NATION oUTbF THE CHAOS
OF POLITICAL AND so.
CiAL UPHEAVAL.

St Petersburg, Oct Confronted
by situation more crucial than any
since the beginning Ct the political and
social upheaval of Russia and which
at the time this dispatch is filled shows
no signs of melioration, the Emper.
or's ministers under the leadership
of Count Witte spent almost all OF yes
terday "wednesday in conferences in
hope of finding some way out of the
crisis into which the rtyGlutionists.
and socialists have cast their coun-
try.
The general strike on the railroads
is complete except in a few border
provinces, and ST. Petersburg, Moscow
and other large cites are almost as
closely beleagured as if they were IN
vested by besiging armies.
The Finland railroad to Helsngfors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
SAYS AMERICANS
ALL EAT TOO FAST
NEW YORK RESTAURANT PRO.
PRiEToR JOINS WITH EDISON
IN cRITlcIsINo WAY THE PEo.
PIE EAT NOWADAYS.

New York, Oct. 25.-George w. Rec
tor. manager of the restaurant of that
name. joins with Thomas A Edison
Oscar, of the Waldorf-Astoria. and
others i'm crit'cizing the way AmeTi.
cans eat Mr. Rector is not however
trying 20 discourage the eating habit
The fact that all Americans are
great eaters would not be so bad.
said Mr. Rector last night. IF hey did
net eat 80 fast As every one knows
the French arc perhaps the greatest
eaters in the world. but they take their
time about il. ! served my appran
ticeship in the Cafe de Paris. one Of
the finest restaurants in the French
capital When the patrons assembled
for dinner the tables were invar' ably
filled by 6 o'clock. Thar gave them
two hours or more to enjoy their meal
before going 10 the theatre.
Now hook at the difference here in
New York. twenty-five years ago a
popular saving here was. Meet me at
DelmOnico's ar g.. DO You ever hear
any one say that in New York today?
No. Why. do you know that the ma
joriiy Of our patrons rush in here al
: or 80 o'clock. order an elaborate
spread and expect 10 ont and OF 10
the theatre by O'Clock or a quarter
after This way of eating is bound to
bring harm"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
800 SYR|ANS IN
A FRENz|ED RIOT
FEUD BETWEEN RELIGIOUS FAC.
TIONS 6LAZES INTO FURY AT
VERY DOOR OF POLICE STA.
TION IN NEW YORK.

New York, October 25-There was
riot and bloodshed las; night among
a band Of about 800 Syrians directly
across the street from the police sta
tion at Church and Liberty streets.
Pistols and dirks were employed and
at least dozen men were badly cut
mp. The rioters were in state of
frenzy, and the reserves of three pre-
C nets were called out to restore or
der
An angry crowd which included
many shrieking and hysterical Syrian
women, gathered about the police sta
tion while the wounds of the injured
were being dressed within, and tried
to force their way past the policeman
on guard at the door. Several men
prominent in the Syrian colony, which
centers about Warrington and Rector
streets, went to the station in search
OF protection.
While the excitement was at it's
a crowd of men had set ont for Brook
lyn TO murder Bishop Hawaweeny, OF
the Syrian church, who resides there
Police headquarters was notified, and
it sSS Torderstt tir tha,flrook ktyFh4pal sqa
to hurry a squad of men TO the Bis
hops house to intercept his enemies
Captain Joseph Burns, in charge at
police headquarters, was dispatched TO
the Church street precinct TO take
command of the reserves, and call
for ambulances was sent to the Hud.
son street hospital.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
OBSERVED THE
|. 18TH ANNIVERSARY
Members Of Cairo Baptist Church
Celebrated Last Night
INTERESTING PROGRAM
WAS RENDERED-MEMBERS AND
FRIENDS FILLED THE
CHURCH-A BRIEF
HISTORY.

The members of the Cairo Baptist
church celebrated the twenty-fifth an,
niversary Of the founding OF the
church in a pleasant manner last
night The ceremonies were held in
the church and an enjoyable program
was given The music and the annual
roll call were extremely interesting.
The following program was greatly
enjoyed
Anthem, Choir.
Devotional exercises by the Pastor
Rev r Js Porter.
Duet, Miss Trixie Chandler and Mr.
Herbert Ste mel.
Quartet. Misses Eva Kleir, Grace
Edmunds and Messrs T. A. Haynes
and Fred Connell
Roll call and Responses.
Our Church"
lis Past" Mr. G.. w, Strobe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
KID" sRieANps
Spread Terror With Their Revolvers
and Landed in Jail.

Tcrre Haute. Ind, October 25.-Ar
thur Blunt. aged H. and William Wca
yer aged u, were ARRESTED this even
ng as highwaymn They went to a
house on Fifteenth street. and when
the door was opened they showed a
revolver in the face Of thc woman who
responded to their knock The woman
withdrew hurridly and all the doors Of
the house we're locked.
THIN tho kid" highwaymen went
to an old mans furniture shop. and
after he told them in Response 10 thci-
inquiry that he bad 10 revolver. hey
covered him with their weapons The
old man fe
The kids broke the windows. d Z
some other damage aud lcft without
stealing anything
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
More Sensations in The lnsur-
ance investigations Yesterday
HYDE RAISED A KICK
WHEN AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE
TO LIMIT EQUITABLE Busl-
NEss-lNcREAsE or $780,
600 IS SHOWN.

New York. Oct %. More atartling
than testimony any before the legis
lativc committee on investigating the
methods Of Insurance companies to.
day, was announcement by President
McCurdy Of the Mutual Life, that
committee of board trustees OF his
company had been appointed to inyes-
tigate the company and fits methods.
Another interesting development in
insurance matters was the statement
issued today by President Morton Of
the Equitable Life showing the re.
ceiDts that Of company for the nine
months Of this year exceeded the
expenditures by SIG 723,l97, an in
crease of over 100000 compared with
the same period last year Receipts
from premiums on policies for the
third quarter this year were over
$l000,o00 lees than 1904, Expenses
of the third quarter this year we're
$S30,9l3 less than last year, but for
the first six months there was an In
crease over last year of $l2l.9i3
After the entire day had been gwen
over to examination Of Emory Nc
Clintock, actuary Of the Mutual Life
and read of column after column Of
figures the legislative committee all
jeurned until November Sth.
The testimony Of MeCllntock was of
a technical nature. A number of his
explanations brought out the fact that
his ideas We're In many respects at
var apce with the established methods
OF insurance companies and that of
his own company In particular
This was especially apparent when
the subject of deferred dividends poll
cies were being inquired into. He said
word deferred" was ambiguous and
m slcading, as Il implied that divI-
donds were accumulating or were paid
at end of each year.
The company he said. reserved the
right when Il wrote n policy to say
what amount should he apporiioned nc
the end OF each dividend per;od
McClntOelS also said that he was
in favor of limiting the
am unit Of business a company should
write. He said an attempt had been
made To come to an agreement with
me New York Life and the Equitable
Life to limit the amount of business
lone by each comapny to one billion
iollars This was finally increased to
- kAq.o .QppA blgg lygses A. Siyda Of
hF~ EqAftablt' ifstdecIrfed t0 enter
he agreement and then George w
Perkins, Of the New York Life, oh
ected Hyde's reason was his ambi-
ion to make the Equitable the largest
insurance company in the world
McClintock thought a law limiting
he amount of business would be a
,ood thing These views are contrary
o those expressed by President Nc
'urdy Of the Mutual when he was on
he stand. McCurdy did net think any
business should be limited
ven at the point when That business
allied TO hc profitable to the company
McClintock thought a law compeIl
ne declaration of dividends az stated
criods would be unwisc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
sIRIkE BECOMES GENERAL

St Petersburg. Oct. 25.-Tne en-
ployes Of an the cotton mills and 9th
or factoriea on the banks of the Ncya
struck Ibis afternoon.
Stree ears in several districts have
stopped but only in The Neva district
where the toughest Of .he working Gle
mcnt ccngreeates makes the situation
extremely alrminE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
President RO0seveIt's Reception
in Little Rock, Ark.
100000 HEAR SPEECH
IN WHICH HE ATTACKED JUDGE
LYNcH-NoW SPEEDING ON
HIS WAY TO THE CRES-
CENT CITY.

Little Rock, Ark Oct 25.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt spent crowded. hours
in and around Little Rock today. and
his journey from Fort Logan II. Boots,
on Big Rock on the north S de of the
Arkansas river 10 the city park in
Little Rock was marked by enthusias-
tic demonstrations of welcome on the
part of thousands OF people
While in Little Rock the President
delivered two speeches in one of
which he dnounced lynching and In
doing so e..cited hearty applause
After inspecting Fort Logan whence
ial train which arrived at the foot of
Big Rock at 905 a. m. the President
and his travelling companions were
taken in carriages through the city
of Argenta where he was literally
cheered along The route.
Crossing the river on Free Bridge
the party proceeded through the heart
of Little Rock on Main street, the
President standing n his carriage, |
was kept busy acknowledging the cor
dial greetings from the great throngs |
of people
At the city park the throng gathered |
to participate in The formal welcome |
was comparatively estimated at 40,- |
000
After the eXCrc ses and the Prcsi- |
dents address the party was taken 10 |
the Albert Pike Scottish Rite cons S
tory where luncheon was given the |
I'resideut This function concluded /
al $50 p. m. and the visitors repaired
to the special train at the Rock /
Island station and departed for Mem
phis.
The Presidents reference to lynch
law was as follows:
The worst enemy of the negro race
is the negro criminal and above all
the criminal of the hdeous type so
often hideously avenged. Every
reputable colored man owes duty to
himself and his race to hunt down
that criminal. Now as to the white
mans side; Now 10 avenge one
hideous crime by another is TO reduce
the ayenger to the bestial level An
other which makes this lynch law so
abhorrent Is that three fourths the
crimes for which IL is INVOKED are for
Others than against the women of the
country. /, eRSrner,, you Rdt axard Pll
Others in authority owe TT to@ dtff peo-
pie 10 drive ont the reproach and men
acc of lynch law in the United States"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct 24.-Three
trainmen were seriously injured to-
night by an explosion of an engine
drawing a fast freight on the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois railroad at the Jack
son yards north of this city tonight
The injured are:
Engineer Lemon.
Fireman O'Connell, Dabville.
Brakeman Snyder. Terre Haute.
Several of the cars were wrecked
and track was torn up for consider
able distance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
AS TO GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

Milwaukee, Oct 2f-Governmcnt
ownership is the worst thing that is
being discussed today among the many
ism said Congressman Babcock in
an address tcnight before the Milwau-
kee Association Of Credit Men. The
government is today carrying all it
should. The president is to some ex-
tent revolutionizing the system by in
Producing business systems and elm
mating many cid methods The gov
ernment should not carry more respon-
sibilitiesl at this time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-26
SOUTHERNERS CHEER WHEN
LYNCH LAW is DENOUNCED
TO EXAMINE MUTUAL

New York, Oct. 25-The committee
TO examine into the affairs of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company, was ap-
pointed at meeting of the board of
trustees today The committee con.
sists of William Fl. Truesdale, Effing-
ham b. Morris and John w. Auchn-
Gloss. All are members Of the board
Of trustees.