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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
R0Ds:s:Rs FAMILY ma xlOx.


TO: she free time 4" = quarter o. -er-
fury "a 'cr.r,.'~ family reunion = h...s
he'd as -" home os Colonel ar.,! Mrs 4
+. Rn:S..s. ~ IJx.F Alton.
The children have t-eer home ocl visits
several Tires IN ina. Te-loi. but all hav.
rot N~sn a: horn. a. the sane tine unit,
:o~. srI the o>.Ssina 10 h~nS mad. a
very ioycgs ore
Those present b~sileR ~. aeea Parents
a,s John Il Rodgers. Denver. Colo: Nr-
Ha::r Phillips. Mon:reAl. Caraia. William
and 4 r Rodgers NJ 8. IS.iss and MIS-
u. n harreit @: tpper Alton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
EAST ST. LOUIS.


At the East Ct. Louis City Council
meeting yesterday Mayor S!las Cook was
authorized 10 have an ordinance drawn
up aI.nuilin. the franchise Of the Illinois
Illuminating Company. This company
was granted Q franchise over the streets
two years ago. and has tired 70 hold the
in rariocs yarts OF the city.
An ordinance extending the franchise Of
the Illinois and Indiana Electric Railroad
n!e on Seventeenth street Ia PiGgott ave-
nu" ami oIt PtxgOtt avenue 70 the city
limits was u.asssd. TIE C.uncll then ad.
jo'!rnsSl sine die for the wear. The nrpt
meeting OF the new year will Be held next
Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

COUNTY Clerk }. q McGrs:h OF J..sby-
vile yesterday isss~i . marriage I!c.ns. n
James Mccoy Jr. aged = years. of Roe.
Aai~ Tosn-h.p and Miss Li,:a Patton %
Xane Green County. aged ]! yeass. they
were married az 'h. Co.uf.h"ve. by Justice
A n Quinn Miss Patton t>inG under
age. her mother. Mrs IIsz.e McCary. aS-
cc.npansed the coIn,'e ara gave her con-
seBf.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Ea.; Fe'.IivoI ere iAyea:-ci: "a o. VII
ssa rt:'.tps, o. Ks-Awr<As Lac eea.
P-t>s.r~s i>A-k. WAs ssc- N :a~ re~k yes
ep~r rssc~: t- :s~ ha.-eI - . :cz sssici
EA.s 49, ssssrst o.heT h.,ss RAD boa
psay t-G s.,a a.. f.s.os ae1 ssed tss cs~-s
- h>ass as . u-os~S.ls~ a. lies 4: e.li~:s
rse S~s.-,. Oss scc.,.e-iA.fy e:<AaS~.
as. eNe go s.-vsck Ear. &, an n.cG re
0As sAae- 80 81 kSsaA5~.ss HcsxS,Al
Oeisert,ss H.o coa3.ssee 10 ser:cvo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
Take up the succeedinG
insfalln7enf in Next Sun.
days Republic.


John Afctison. q hunter and Sisher-
man from near Fayetteville diei late
Mcrfay night al 81. Eixaesth's Hospital.
HrlleStlle. from the effects 81 q fall frp.,,
. tree. while .aEcccn hunting two week
AEp. Ills body ~As taken 20 hss late home
AID -" funeral Will take p!sc~ This sf-
ser1cpG- AfTh.sca was s, years old ard
isav-s q WIFE and elk children.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
TRl-CITlES.

01sse Ssoeee1 - C1Sose000 TVe0
s0seo4o - Asss01oos0 0osOsoes.
Fire wrought havoc nth the h0ms q
William Hayiiss Of Madison early yess4r.
day morning while the chj!dSea % the
n..9hborLond Wers p;Aytng asound .
Christmas tree The cAndteo ase0 IN lighf-
:n8 ;he cree came in contact With sh0 COM
bvstitie material ha.gin0 On The branches.
ard TIE biase rapidly speeaA TO the cloth
;n9 of the ch!sdrea-
b~cane ixntsed Se>ghboeO FUAhe3 from
.s~is bed0 With buckefs 20 ee0Aos Shs
ne. ard AFTER half an heuT0 effort ss Was
sN:fngutsk>5. Considerable ln0A9o Oao
C3one 20 the Es vse md suSn:tuse.
H0000 0o6ya0 0o0ooooO - Y0O0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
,. o. Osssees App~seseA Ssopekee,,
BElLEvILLE.
osaGlaa MADE sAsv uAll.


A Bsilessi!s hurg,as without entering ere
homo - i-s.eaa kA-ius ,nAreg.i - az
:-Ocrsa;e 20 S:rzse.e E& y: kAr..s's nor ~
~a.cs va i. purse q rs ':ou>e: y->-k
80 Th~ rust>-y WAs rsg.1r-s. 80 tie
H.i'~y.ii. o-ci.ce yesterday morning
kS-t,.s 20 >7ei r-ir-r AZ: ilv.s rear
.Se ScTfh Sl1o's s.:~s. N--aS~ f-.l.v::.-
- . scc-y Al o-e->sl> -a,taes lie ei.scs
q RE ;.rs; .cor. A.; NoSHay night h,i-ls
his parts o,": g AZ - s-o1. % . win
sr~ IS> hFs-SiS- vf~1~i rh~ Wts.ios an.
S:sHc: getting :rsii. -. ho-.~ r.r~s, .a-
rocAet, az: pz,icin.: .h~ .y.se c,-.A.-t-s
81 Nh-c KaTfG. aNoks s~ found n.-
:coGss-s 80 socr -. W.rtoW oxen
a.. rs I--se AzS sac-sy SJ.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CALHOUN REPORT
:FAv0Rs VENEZUELA
win Snow She Had strsag Justi-
Acation IN Proceedin&D AGainst
Asphalt Coopaay-Adninistra-
tons Attitude Changed.

~x,s, a,s,Ai.~ IS,S ~ =
cnen cnsnine!on. Deo 1CJv0ee XMSo0 =.
V1 VeScs,.a,s it,s 0n EIS '"s.3 m'vs.3 ~ .!ss ~
~ ~ - 2 a!moet complete0. and viu
Iees .hars,y :sser ceasrs.. ssss.@s.es. s s-.. =
y - 0o9e1seoo0 t1ax tne repo0 C1u
H. ~ no1 oSss Ssne,c sssn., nss si,SnS TO
:n0 B:Fmvdax Asphalt Corpany for the
sss.asssc1nI teMosS 70 nve ~ eo tne3r eca-
w.sac eno ~ thesr peT,eseaoon N tne
.ain that such procsedines e have Seen
...sn SaHsSn nnHo zen "a eGoor0aoce WHo ve0e.
S SSoe1n Nv. ana WI oeny snsf Jv0ees
dent csssrc % SscsSss 3 Of !sS sSesr s,tisude RI On
tnIo spec1A! case
On tne otner han0: va ncs0 snes the
sSo.!se - e2atarsS treats Cnscn
1u show. however: that there = neeA1n{
M M tno cA1e vnscn so0oso Ue1n8 t0o Coleeo
1ae ssS.es "a sHa veaesaesa .s 70 TIE vssgS q
~. on0 tnet eoo co0trOvessy - ca0abso
oe se't'eens oy @otoa! aSfee@eaA
o"1 EAso
Juoee CaIhoun'o Topo0 ytu also ehoW
sSs!.. and that hse peftson Of The FOREIGN
sual a!raneemene undef tho foreign 1ed-
MoN u 0yaye tne 1rse 70 oe paid In
t0o pfopon0eret1nG influence 0e Germany
et CaraS may b found some Of the cause
Ioe the animoeity against France. H.
though the report does not say %.
Judge Calhoun w1s sent 10 CaS1ce0 BY
President Roosevelt on Q special mission
to Ind out the facts with regard TO the
controversies between the United States
AMI vene4ueIa. which were threatening
the peaceful relations Of the two countries
He Was especially commissioned to in
yeet1gato the claims Of the New York and
Bermude1 Asphalt COmpsny and the
Crttchfeld claim
The issues In these cases had been 70 b.
fOGEed ty the personal animOsstieS Of for
mer United States Ministers l<Oonis and
Bowen. and by INTERPRETATIONS Of the
facts that Il was impossible for the Pres
ident 70 decide upon a line of policy Al
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

MsrTiaE~ I"erses !sss~. AZ Bellev!l.e
Yesterday were 20: Philip DI.s1. %. and
Agnes ';sss.n-c hrni!t. y. both "f Belle
..ne ,a a D"y;i ~ ~; 'Sn.a , S'Isasns; ~.
-. and Carrie Wool. Is. both of Dahl
Er"r. IL: Henry Ssveuel. q. and I.e,s,.a
EoS;rlsr> u. both os B.Yk,er Station: E..
ward S-no;.-. = ar! Cara He.sicTr g.
b0-h n E.il..ille: George r. fischer. :,
ar. Elizabeth n NAgeT. -. bo:S of
MSzcSg.ah
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Sheriff -. =. GroWs played aoAta C1ass Neo-
CAV 80 the entir~ saf;sf.c:isn q the esispnsss
H. 'he AsHisnn rWsnfy JsiI. The officer NE
H~1 'ne instis1s:cn Is;sn Oish Ill hiHce u ftaas
sni nu,s. ciease. ssnckixg All ehsoin9 feeoecN
nAeAx:nAe and hSWepopes0 Josbes ~. ",
BsYrsback provided . 6ns d1naeS. with ehie1oo
an1 gssss 80 The Ma;a features end oH the
eeasonatle fY:mm!nge
E:~asds..iIs lS.foe. EN - 4. r z A. u,
Ni.. have Sc annual s,sc:SoE % osn~ssS To
nigh
Sarts~.ils !n sAIs city Tonight end sh. same
- Tulhcfn Of~fa- hS3se VIZ - foaiow~l b. Q
train FOR tke r.c SATURDAY ci0Hs 'se local
'~sm 80. 20 g Louis so r,sy 2aGnsS Train.
.nH SshnoI.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

N"ils,tlI~ Mo I-r. S-Rever~nd J u
NI!'>. Who has tc.a pastor Of ts- Cum
Srrlaus Err~r,t~r!a5i Church oe th!. city
To- "a. 'ssr .!x r.ar- MAS .v~ixr~! and
accepted e cal! from the cL,ns.. =! and rr->-
~ -t~~ ~taa church % Nasw-u Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
EOWAROSvIlLE.
TAKES OUT A LICENSE
AFTER WITNESSING 0oARRlAeE.
fA00a0 Casses1y VGo1o We0 Soseee -
Man Wh@se WeA01oG ~

Henry r. HeilenGef. II. Of Trenton. and
Es1WaTdssiiie yesterday afternoon and 81
cured a marriage license. They met Thom-
NJ Casserly. q friend q HelIenger'a. and
Court room. where the ceremony wss per-
formed by judge j. f. HilISk0eSef
After c'.n9ratulatinG them CAAey1y In
s.I a.,s.;"ss Ia ,hcn saSiss, mn ,,n :. ~
County Clerk and said he believed h0
would tske out = marriage lirenee. Ono
VAS Issued FOR him and MIS- Minnie Mel
welding he had Just Witn9a6el a0A WhO -
. resident OF Edwsr3sviile They viii b
married to-day
Troy and Miss Julia Teter oS C0llinSville:
William ~. Fcos and NfO Lula 0rhafes.
both Of Marine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CNIiAr.. Go.e N...as r..>>,s.

f-~sr-k-asH S-rs-.y gave :Ss'- annual
.hrss-rAs ea- e-. IAs. -iAhs q: :se i.s..s--
ATs.- Hal \ va-e: vruersr,rsr O, n..-
Rcl -.S sS:S 1ss e~r:s:~s gr.er he 81
-~--:tca o" Professor HAn-.-s.el= TV
rsssS -=-ss~- was cfe-~:,, .n-.- ..
V.-te:- ps.c:-s :o..css! :s> entertain
E<uc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
lSO C. TpRo0.

s.-e cha: your s;ca~. r~a,3s VIA shs Hous-
Ton ard TexAS Central from psn.snn
Sherman or For. Worth Low rates first
and th!r! Tuesday each mont. one way
and POUND trip
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CRr .nED ~ CAa MR. ~ ENGINE.


\ verdict Of death die 70 be4ng crushed
ley car Nc. L. of the East Ss Louis Eec-
iric Railway. which Was struck hy Q Ter
'!!!nsi switching train 1T State street and
tn. Terminal iselt Monday evening. Was
returned Yesterday At the Inquest over tie
BODY o: John DAugherty
bau:her-v VAS Z SWttchlnan employed
a: Rixby. III. II" Was - years old and
leaves a family In jersey City. *. J. 4
telegI am has t.-en sent 70 hiO family,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
TOBAcCO MEN MAKE fight
ON REDUCING TARIFF.
TIE Republic Rusaaa,

wat: El:l:'nx. Is;h AZ! F s,re,.A
Washington. Tee. S-A R.Jur Of New
York CITY president os the National Ctsar
Leaf Tobacco Association. who T. tn the
city. - at the head ~ che opposition OF
;lie tobacco t.a1se 20 the Payne hill which
PROPOSES 20 reduc~ the Duties o,, pipe TO-
hac>>N And sugar from 81 to - pe: cent OF
the T!ng!ey rate. He says fha, the sobA.,-
co SroH.rs o. roan"-ftcut Florida. Ala
hama. ohio. Wisconsin. Minnesota and
other Sta;-s-in brief. all states growing
cigar leaf fnhacco-wese visAily interested
IN this subject An1 IN. sentiment Vas all
against the bill
Neither my association nor the manu-
fsriYr-rs who are cooperating wit:. us
sai.! III: B,,Er. ever YA.seJ q hand TO Ere
vent tho LEGISLATION which lowered and
then remove. 'hs duties on Porto R!ca,
c.1Ars and tobacco. f<-a,isN q Rss clearly
announced that Porto REQ was 20 - q PER
r,arens possession o: cvr country ard
therefore -n;:;e. 20 ch" same ~ons:de,a-
'ioa a; our ..arals n any other part os
cur country"
'-Supens~ Congress should make Q SINH
AR declaration :r regard 20 the Ph::icp,ne
Islands WAS asked What would bs
your attitude toward this b.ii-
IL would 30 . Gr:evo,is disaster % the
American trade was she reply
,. o. 0e~ess AOp~ssseA sserekeeDsv.
Rrrv-Hisr sroTAI.
Washington. Tee. 81 q Ro1erS 20
day ~as appointed s:o.ekssper ara ea,;S.r
IN :ss FfrN Missouri: lr:er.a! Revenge
District.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
FIVE DEATHS MONDAY
Twenty -0ne New Yellow Fever Case,
Also Reported.
ONE AT MORGAN CITY
Life Insurance Companies Have Not
~ignifled Their lntentian 10 Stop
Writing Policies. bat 40
licit Business still.

New Orleans, Aug, 1.-The offlcial re-
port GA the yellow fever situation Mon
aay is as follows Mex cases up TO 8
g. n- 81 cases To date. 500. deaths 70
9 ,, III. S; total deaths to date. 81. new
foci, s total foci. st or the five deaths
reported above. three occurred in the
emergency hospital and all five bore
Italian names.
Another new case WAS discovered
outside the city, being that Of an Italian
who left here a week ago with wrx.
sraI others and took up his residence
in Morgan City. ON their arrival there
they were qusrantined and ore Of them
was taken sick -four days ago. Mouaav
bF, Tarietou. president of the 81. Mar~
parish board Of health. Or. C;oldh~rx y,
The marine hospital. and fwo Morxm,
ttty physicians diagnosed tn. case a,
YELLOW fever and Il was &o announced
N"thin.S has been heard from DIR. bra
NY ~b" mas gone to Lake Providence
"pfF'sit" NtekEburE. to Investigate re-
ports OF the suspicious cases there
ne various relief committees con-
una~d their work with great energy
MONDAY Reports received from shs
seventeen wards gave detailed figures
az the number IT premises visited ets-
terms screened and oiled. cess pS,ol.
treated and -ick PERSONS found unat.
tended oS physicians. Chairman Ian.
Ni~r IF the general committee sxpre.s..,
himself enthusiastically concerning ths
outlook he said that the medical at,-
thortties had taken hold ~ the .tft,.
tion and wer~ handling il with greet
skiii and Intelligence ara thai I, -.
ths eenfae7st belief ~ ths >.Aue.at .r.l
commercial interests associated vttts.
him "n the committee that tt. Hxnf
would bs successful ana f...t i $50
he ennetasfxvly Demonstrated fh., th.
s'rNefnfia - TIRE enlY Ageff - frau~.
tatSefun
PRESIDENT sslseAen has received "A.
vitrs thar tHe Nigusos case af Mt~sas,
~ haA fTsH t8eaeuuvest yvliaw FsNss
A"fS@n Stt8 - eighty miles f5aru Nsss
'fts4fs. - the southern Te u4f-
ffsAa ana tte eTwst ~ fts uss sin
an"If less ''s foiieHss hE fhs t,att5px Is
- the fuwu
re HfN Insurance nsssst asfls~ ~ H.
""Ffh ana east af. ssiN alainn nfszsf.-@s
heN h*ks kept fn gio@~ fus = @afh ts5s
situation sad N~ far s@ s4asrrssst have
n~s advises isaf ~~BT@ws sttsfsse. -
es4s=~ arftsHN hTev ain fosihsss.s ..sa
'anus T. ~Ffie business anlass fAs 49, ssa
tier isHs'mFnss fwaeH mere ~~rsaa. Is
f**s eassse - sse eosfl gsssiss ssfts..t.s4
~ArH ~ fFfer started rh~aash ts~fs
@mfw #~A~tY &#@ A#ssfhm that Y#av nas
- tHe AsFw~ws nsssyf ts4nisN Is rae aams 80
rat~sH W7h fN~ na rns~ssH - aaa6w tae
tuE4s fs.s
- se~~ e@nuB ats - r~sat4.aw -
~arT Pr fa~sm ass rTsussss.sfs. s..-....ss
te ta~ praergwmFv ss@sssMf $50 -.
rssssss sEahmTss~ afws - wsasssr. 80 A.
zssa.t@ ~ fhRsr freafnasHs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
NEWS ~ saigw

- ~sn euumty Texas. wsnt DIV
Fourteen g~fpen~ ~ef~ sao.s~.t q,
'ishininK - Neelle Ala.
II Deep Fesk river. near nffsfew =
:. FioyH M, P's~Ar@an ,fsown~af
historic asstsgY fer InaiAn rasrt.
s"fs - = e. fnrFmvd a Aiuskawse
Maiiil ! r ~Hi s~gearat~ ara h.rsh
a@S sab naeAts eu 4fh ana Ssh
Mr. aAnnAh MMlef tied - vtf.a..
t~x- fFvsu thlarts. Sustained - /. rsn.
away.
AHfa% afssFwetassf assess sstssn aiil asv.
= bsensg Aaw e st ussle p4gN 49,
MuaMnw@s
MAsa*r Nr0th~rm ug ta4 ransA aa.r
k>s~s@ss wssi START aa& n.saa mtsn /.
Mfaa @e@s wha~4
SsM~xw AwAmwm aHsz4 Fvara Mmss,
M~sanstM A. censmsAneA~. Tea = a
mss'r2aN@t sawrsme~vmA
N%~ waRk state hns ts~earws~a .a,s
9t@Anat sm~ es@s~rs - tAm Eswssah 49,
liza AsH@xAaas Hsw&eky.
CsEsnM@M' smmA amA Tsuas -ssma~my
81 N4FFsexswHAe- J = exusxs4 sxask
aAsAsaa. Aam h~wm arwanexeA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
Another Good Man Gone Wrong.

He neglected 10 take Foley's Kid
ney Cure at the first signs of kidney
trouble. hoping it would wear away
and he was soon victim Of Bright's
disease There is danger In delay
but II Foley's Kidney Cure is TAX
en- at once the symptoms VIII disap-
pear, the kidneys are strengthened
and You are soon sound and well
A. r. Bass, OF Morgantown, Ind,
had To get up ten or twelve times
in the night. and had severe back
ache and pains In the kidneys, and
was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
ENTlRE STATE.



Galveston, aug. State Health or
hrer Tabor teiegraphed all inspectors
On the Texaa-L Louisiana border that the
quarantine against infected points had
been enlarged to include the entire
state of Louisiana. This. explained Or
Tabor is because Of the spread of cases
that occurred in Louisiana Monday.
Dr. Tabor stated that he has also
prohibited persons coming through
New Orleans from points beyond with
out first being detained six days on tbs
border. He says that he proposes te
make the quarantine just as tight as
possible In order to prevent If possible
an invasion of the Texas border
The railroads from Texas having en-.
trance into New Orleans have aIread,
considerably curtailed their train ser
vice and II is not improbable that this
recent development win result in 4
vice east Of the Sabine rivers.
vice earf OF the Sabine river.
Dr. j H. Florence, the quarantine Of.
fcer at Brownsville. who was summon.
ed here Sunday by DR.. Tabor, has beer
dispatched 10 Beaumont where he will
have headquarters. He will have charg.
OF the inspection service over the south
haf OF the Louisiana Texas border. Dr
EaVes. who Is stationed at Shreveport
VIII nave charge of the northern half
Ut Tabor stated that he had sent
two inspectors to Logansport.
ieSay now has five detention sta
iohs where inspections are made, as
ioio"ss Echo, Logansport, RulifY Was
kon and Texarkana. Or. Tabor saws
this thoroughly covers every railroad
entrance from Louisiana between Tex
sfkana and Sabine Pass. In renIv 10 am
inquiry as TO why Paris. Denfson
Gainesville and other railroad rateways
are not similarly protected, DR.. Tabor
explained that he simply has not the
funds to do this.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01

Il, Spiegel. 1900 y. Virginia It.
Evansville, Ind. writes; For over
five years was troubled with kid
nsN aud bladder affections which
caused me much pain and worry
LOST flesh and Was all run down.
and year ago had 20 abandon work
entirely ! bad three of the best ply
sieians who did me mo- good and
was practically given up 10 die
Foley kidney Cure VAS recommend
I'd and She first bottle gave me great
relief. and after taking the second
bottle ! vas entirely cured ~ "
Fearts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
GRAYsoN COUNTY RESULT
Prohibition Majority Placed at Seven
Hundred and Seventy three

sherman Aug. Upon the face Of
The returns Of election in Grayson
county, the totals are: Pro. 1855:
ann SlS2. pro ma jority Of 773. The
returns a; the pro headquarters make
the majority 792.
Sounty Attorney Vowel IL out I'm an
open letter. stating he win exhaust
every legal means to enforce the law
twice Endorsed at the polls. and states
ne has the assurance of the entire CON
staouiary of the county that he viii
nave hearty corporation.
An immense pro mass meeting was
heia III court plaza Monday night IN
commer1oration Of th>ir victory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
OTHER CRIMES.
viii Require Several Years to Try All
Koch Cases

Chicago. Aug, with possibility
Of Johans Hooh securing retrlar and
aeanitsai on charge Of numbering Mrs.
Marie @eleker. Hoch authorities Of
Cincinnati and st. Louis have been in
communication with states attorneys
ONCE relative 70 crimes OF hfgamy and
murder Hoeh In said 10 have commit
ted In those cities. Even in tine event
Of the convicted ugsu escaping SEN
tence already PASSED upon him n il
said enough prosecutions elsewhere
viii confront him to consume several
years time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01

san Antonio. Aug. Homer Reor
q Young man residing three miles sas,
OF van Raub, was ambushed near MS
nome snd received a charge of birdshot
~ me fisht side, arm and face. he
Tell from the horse on which ne vax
''"ihs ~Hd LAY on the ground for Sev-
.fHi hours unconscious before IA. ~s,s
r uhd. lie had been visiting "a va,,,, /,
lady
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01

Gainesville, Ga. Aug. Mrs. Ids
LonEstreei. widow OF the Confederate
general. vas thrown from her hor~.
while out riding. Her foot hung In the
sttrrup and she Was dragged for some
distance before the animal came to
stand Mrs Longstreet's right arm VA,
broken and her body badly bruised.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-01
AWFUL CHARGE.
Ns"'Hao County Man Alleged to Have
Assaulted Own Oau,b,.r

Aautnlan Tex, Aug. John Young
white man about forty years Old who
iiFes about fifteen uNles southeast of
Kaufman. has been Jailed hera -,
charge Of having committed cr,,,,tr.,,
- vi op"" MS own daughter. a girl
"i'seh years old Complaint was sworn
10 ny his wife and daughter
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Mamt victims ~ anuwnssAesHam are
A@m@ wha are haAatamEgy eunmsfnms.
ed orino Laxative FFEat HeKun cares
enrssnse Constipation D. sta aastmm
f@@ A$wF aad @nM@a9 and rwMsarmm 80
9asASai aNfs0m ct the h0wekx Ch~smm
laxative FFwa1 ssrmp Gees nnx as.
safe or KraHm ama ~ mfAa mmM nAemm.
AM % t&As- Refuse Substitutes i
W. Fears
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WITH FOUR TEAMS.
Gotten States Baseball League Deesdes
to cortiaue playina.

Meridian Miss. Aug. At meet.
Ing her" u was decided that the Cotton
states League viii continue with four
teams. regis rsile~z ~ the action 81
'sFe~usilie adu Ni,ksburv The snus
clubs viii b~ PLAYED nut under new
- heduie and rasUsx efu~ut Raton
Rouge being kept on the road.
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SOLDIER SUICIDES.
Mexican Woman Seriously Wounded
and Man Shot In Leo.

hrewnFtlle. Tex Aug. lin fight
here Corporal Thorp OF Companv L .,
foft Brown was shot dead. a Mexican
woman named Labranda wounded seri-
'uiy IN left breast and Gsneri rxdeo
hat oS The same bullet which struck the
woman His wound is in leg II
seems the soldier shot the either tvo
re then placed the gun to his mouth
ana hred, the bullet entering the brain
H-a lodging beneath the scalp on ton
% the head Death was almost instsn.
tsneoUs
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San Angelo, Tex. Aug 1.-The hi,
ranch OF r, II, Neighbors In Peeos eoun.
", comprising $500 cattle. sixty head OF
horses and ninety sections OF LEASED
school land, has been sold to J. IA. Ma
Hons OF Ell Paso. The consideration
wa $4,000 for the ranch and sIa pen
head for the cattle
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give Takan Aahnre

Santiago, Aug. Five of the crew
OF the steamer Atheniana from Color
were brought ashore and placed IN the
inspection hospital. One Of the sailors
since has developed quite positive
symptoms Of yellow fever.
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PACKING HOUSE FIRE.
Swift d Co. Damaged About Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars

81 Joseph. Mo, Aug. Ia fire start
ed at | o'clock this morning In the
beef beds Of the packing house OF Swift,
IL Co, and spread rapidly At f.4f
o'clock II vas under control The los,
In fully $3.50 900
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Had Elevated remper.ssre.

View York. Aug. i. Five members Of
the crew Of the freight steamer Ea Cid
from Galveston, were removed from fhe
steamer al quarantine and taken toI
Hoffman island for inspection All had
elevated temperatures. The vessel wat
released after this precaution.
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Says She Shot At Him

Giddings, Tex Aug. Joe Williams
coiored arrested on a charge OF killine
mary Harrison. has made statement
IN which he claims seif-defense. saying
she shot at him three times.
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New YORK Aug Edward I.inan
short general solicitor or the Mutual
Life Insurance company. died Of heart
failure
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Against All Fever pl.e..

Little Rock. Aug THE Arkansa.
state beard Of health declared a quar-.
antine for this state against all placer,
where yellow fever exists.
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NoffiRntn*Fv Memphis 4
Nashville f.8tfls Has !.
Atlanta @hrw enssvs
Yes tffssa fsA fAsfwa8mxhAsss :
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Claims setf Oefense.

AhbeNflle, Miss. AuE Tt oStFnaz-
Ter heisy shot aud killed n A. Gane-
CHER. He claims self defense.
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Temple q Dallas
Wara Fort Worth
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San Amtofsic tauaptan. q
beaumont : Galveston o
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