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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
FlpcL 80 AND cLusBED.


Tylef Tex Aug. I. oran Brewster
Of I.indale Was shot here b. A. q.
Pierce. also Of LindaIe. Pierce using
. shotgun loaded with hurksfaot. The
shooting occurred In a pool room. The
young man was engaged In a game of
pool at the time and Pierce walked into
the back door. firing one barrel at the
young fellow, Nho lodged behind the
table. Pierce walked around the table
quickly and emptied the second barrel
at Brewster. the shot taking effect In
fhe abdomen. after which Pierce used
his gun as club. giving the PROSTATE
man several blows, Brewster managed
TO escape and got out Of the place and
ran up the street a block and fell pros
trate to the ground.
Pierce gave himself up to the officers
and was locked UP in jail Brewster is
In critical condition.
Brewster Is young man about tween
ty-two years of age. while Pierce is u
farmer Of about forty-five years Of age.
He has family andstates that he shot
brewster because he ruined his
daughter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Travelling Ian From Chicago Held
IN Detention camp.
HUNDREDS DEPARTED
Barney Tracey, the Party Who Has
the Yellow Fever. Mas ut New
Orleans. bHt stepped Only
Few Hours.

Shreveport. Aug Barney Tracey.
o travelling man out Of Chicago is IN
the detention camp just outside the
corporate limits Of this city suffering
from yellow fever. There are no other
cases IN the detention camp nor any
case in the city. Tracey has been Iso-
lated since his arrival here Sunday and
the health authorities are confident that
this sporadic case VIII be eonfined 10
this one patient The infection has be en-
traced directly to New Orleans. al
though Tracey spent but 3 few hours In
that city.
When the existence of the disease al
the doors of the city became known
Tuesday through an official dag sis
by DIR. q c. Chandler IN charge Of tire
detention camp. confirmed by Drs Gray.
Furman and F.ayes. the latter speacial
health officer Of Texas stationed here
there Was almost A panic. several hum
dred people leaving on through trains.
vast ma ority of the population. how
ever. shoe no alarm. but are rebuilding
their efforts 10 perfeci he work of san
iiatinn commenced a week ago a snat
gun quarantine Was established four
! days ago aud IL WAS due TO the efficient
Work OF the guards that Tracey was
prevented from coming into the city
DR.. J caves, yellow fever expert OF
Texas. Ssys "An danger Of infection
from this patient is past yellow
fever patient cannot transmit the germ
10 no~uuiso after three days Illness.
Tracey hstd been suffering more than
ssfenty-iwa hours when he arrived at
the detention p'imp. | have thoroughly
examined t3se detention camp and find
II ideally iaeated and arranged The
fever cannot by any possible means
spread "a Tie s;srey port detention
camp.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
six DEATHS TUESDAY.
Total Number Of New Cases placed at
Forty Two

New Orleans. Aug > Tuesday wit
messed an Increase in the number at
deaths from elbow fever. ft,t that
was not unexpected Of the high tsYn-
perature that prevailed for two esaz
There WAS. however. ths usual large
prepondefaues of itaiia gtssft-x IN the
list. both ef new ras~s tba deaths
which has characterized tee reports
since the time when the fever WAS first
officially announced aR existing here.
Following Was the record an To s
o'clock Tuesday evening New eHs.s
-: total cases to date $40 deaths, 4
total deaths TO date ea new focf
total fosi to date. Sc
The relations between the states Of
Louisiana and Mississippi have reach
ed an s'-uts stage and from indicat idms
u viii chaBge from interviews about
The roneeaiutslt Of case to much
mere serious matter From inforrna-
ton that has come to hand the dignity
Of the state of Louisiana has been
offended By an armed invasion from the
sister state, and Tuesday morning
Governor blanchard com unicated
with the captain OF the naval brigade
which has a fully equipped xlnboat
with "A view of having IL dispatched
10 the borders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
LEASING ORDERED


of the interior has ordered the leasing
~ over sea eco acres of Riowa ana Co
rnanfh* ianas IN Oklahoma Tor aKricui-
furai puftose~ the lenses Ca fan ure
wears from Ian. ! next A. she espi-
rasien - me term thc lesSees 1riH b~
grnntesi IRE preference right 90 renew
AZ an appraised vslWs - be placed wpam
the lands ~ fh* secretary af fhe fu-
TERROR
Tee lansls sill - leased ln quarter
49, tien TRACTS ant na person ~ nfru
~ili - psffwttfest - leAAe rwoFe ttBu
fwa w~yttprw 'rhe h4ta are e. hs apwus
- as Ca5sasi James y Raaalet} ia ere
klowA #kNaFV fs4se next
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

tfr nesIesFtai % taAg Folss Kid
r~s Care a he first sisus IL kldnws
aroahIs nuplaG tf eauid wear awaf.
and he ~An Nson q tbefsm ~ hrshi :
s.lness@ wNssw = danger ln lelay
Bat Il Faawwm kidney Curw = fak
ca - aare fhs aFusafoms essi aaaap-
pmMF. ne 9sanNYs ara asrsax ~ aen~ss
ASH gaa aFw sena moaaa ana @eii
a. IL hAsm. u MarEaEfnwn. fna
haA - wmS 60 t@a a. twelve ttRasa
en- ths mswhk. aaA Aa4 a smwaTw s@xA
nrn@ aaA pasns II the kass@ym aad
waa xa~ea By Fessy's Ktaneg Care
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Little Rock. Aug s-Goveruor Davis
issued an order directing General
Haynes. commander Of the State
Guard. 70 detail as many men as may
be necessary 10 establish a strict state
Quarantine against all points where
yellow fever may exist The militia
viii act as guar upon all trains en-
tering the state and at all points where
boats ma land. This action was nee
esSaTy because the state board Of
health no funds with which 10 en-
force the quarantine ordered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
LINES DRAWN CLOSER.
Tesarksna Heads the List of Rigorous
Guarantees.

Little Rock, Aug. 1.-The various cit
Rntine and draw the lines closer. and
Texarkana. Pine Bluff, Helena, Forrest
City, Arkansas City and Newport have
all declared quarantine against New
Orleans and all infected points Tex
arkana heads the list In vigorous pre-
cautions, having notified all railroad Of
ficials that trains between Shreveport
and Texarkana and connecting lines
must cease running. Night trains from
Pine Bluff TO Alexandria La. have
been taken off because Of quarantine
restrictions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
No EasorItism.

; Galveston, Aug. 2.-State Health Of
ficer Tabor was flooded Tuesday with
kilograms from friends, acuuaintauces
and business men of Texas and Louis
lana who are az present IA the latter
state, but who wish To he passed to the
former. asking that An exception be
made In their cases and that they he
permitted To pass quarantine lines. He
Will show no favoritism
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Mrs. Ttes ma IT appendicitis are
asasA So arw hsnstaatSv eunssap&F
~ tsTtam t.axAs8xe Fra8 sHsn cares
enraaar esnatanats@a nv NeAAM @sAS -
the liver ana hzsm~aa mm4 vesMsarww tM~
azfaTaa arssnm ef sh~ bowels 0wfma
LAXATIVE YvM1s S<Fap 4aa& naz RAJ
semxe 81 gFSpe ama - mft4 sa3 rsea@~
mEa to fakw AeemNw KmA@sGfmseM a.
Va Fmarfs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
TO sAvE COMPETITION.
onpeast,en on IArpe Scale to National
Garner Company

cleveland @ NuK TEE taalu-
dealer #sX~ TIE NagseFs~i t'afbHss
esfsfasns sno~N - the sfissu tft8sf.
" saau 81 NaKe competitors @iga tiu
usTnMe #FsHssai h~ss airs gf 4eFpiags~t
a~Fm Ehe itss sefea4#H interests af~ g.
nsass ta~ @lfs-=4 <fatsa cas- ssssa sss.us :
gs@af. IA 81 sssa g. - Hn4ntsai
~tth = capitalization fkaNe - aa@
e@s tisFton Hsswtsr nnAmaNwr ~ fhM
cossn@mE. aaAa tMe a~@ asasHnsamr mul
As~ m4aAa1Alnea - an insisg.es4asfs u.s.
NtAt1ttaFz regardless 81 lt@ hAs aHnx ana
have he ssssinetsssH % being sfr ssfs
sfsss~Ts@gss~nt eaFsaam eesnnaHv asa
AfNNEseaam Nsga&
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Laredo. Aug. 2.-~Dr Shaver who
has been nllinE the position OF local
state health officer a. Laredo during
the sickness Of DR.. Mcknight has re-
ceived orders from State Health ON
Ger Tabor ia proceed at once to New
Orleans. Or. Lowry viii take the no
sitiou Of health officer until Or. Nc
knight - able 20 report for duty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Jennings. La. Aug Am unknown
negro tried 10 pass the guards at Mer-
mentau detention camp on a freight
train. James Alien and another guard
pulled him of, He sCuffied and ran.
During 4 chase of two miles he fired a
revolver at the guards when told 10
halt Alien exchanged shots from a Al
COTS carrying So han. which failed
10 strike the negro. The negro circled
around and caught a freight train
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Austin. Aug. "a committee. con-
sisting Of -. w. Miehaux. John l.. Peel
er and G. Q. Horton of the Travellers
Protective association. presented Mrs.
Joe Lee Jameson with a handsome tab
let in memory Of her deceased husband.
Joe Lee Jameson. The tablet was suit
ably Inscribed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
CLASH IMMINENT
M,ssssssppi ara Louisasr. Luther5siss
az Lesaerhe2ss

Memphis Aus "A sr-- Ul 10 ths
commercial App~al frem R~t"r Hosrs
- says 4 clash hetwe ths M4ss4s.
s4ppi Ana t.ousSaaaa s5ufhoriii~s ovsr
quarantine regulations j. snlfu4neng
private dispatch w#s Tmy@Evs8 En-
tire ri,y stating that Aisstssaut4 sell
ateFw. employed a1 g0ar@attte a.. fsis
had lns ssiet f.nssi~iana sosl attn sFeus
ART fh*i Use boAfN wwse patruiG4rK fAs
n7sath ~ Wlaal~tte Lake aua ptaff fAter
IT VIE f.eatstsna coast r. fs.sat,t
Louisiana fwsAts fYesn iessstfN sAew.
~fmur HisneH8fsi ~ asfs~ fasssnunsessss
*f8h RffxnaieF sl~n~sal Ea&frtalnt ef Ass
STAFF ard captain 8 n fssstwhs essH-
sa@nniue shw sat. easel mlsf&~ .H
- tfns fheFw ~ iuNras8s=s# amt rsesff
- him
fsaswfmeT HRAuf hArst ses~wFasnNss IT
@fnass Na~s#fsan Wat nss as4fN stale q
Affairs Neszfz BE fa9wras=sH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
THOROUGHLY FORTIFIED.
Or. Fioreaes Says Southeast Texas Is
Beng Well Looked After.


Beaumont Aug , ~ Florence the
personal repVesentativ. 81 Dr Tabor
has been ia and out of rea unoni visit
ing both Echo the Southern pariffc
crossing and Ruiiff. the Kansas city
Southern Louisiana CROSSING Tie thinks
that southeast Texas rs thoroughly for
'ined against any admission - she
fever. From his conversation y is evil
dent that he thinks there viii ns no
yellow fever In Texas unless IL is al
ready IN the state and has not been
developed
DR. Florence went to Fcha ~ rnt on
more guards and then over tNe orange
and Northeastern railway 20 the KAN
s@s CITY southern he toak from 49,
Kansas city Southern train thirteen
people and put them ga oanip where
,hsr wtil remain six days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

La~ansport la. Aug "A through
freight on the Houston, Fast and Wes,
Texas road was held up by quarantine
guards while switching Train left a.
full speed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
DEAL COMPLETED.
Shreveport Baseball Club Gees To Chat,
tsnoega Aug. Is.

Chattanooga. Aug, e. Shreveport
baseball club sHl he transferred here
Aug Is playing at this clay All games
scheduled az Shreveport. The New
Orleans team so 20 To Meridian. Miss
Shreveport. 4; Atlanta. / tea innings
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Much Cotton Burns.

Terrell. Tex, Aug. "a fire in the
Terrell cotton warehouse resulted in
the partial destruction of 400 bales OF
cotton and $4,000 loss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

@eazs~ 49, .-~AN ysmwsa. fras~ 80.
ass A~ss~~ eas#rs@K AsssAAs A@y wsN -
h~a& ~ xhs @@awsmssxa@ MsM2sNxs So -
&A8m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

astluEton. netFoit y
Ne~ Yprk Cleveland.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Houston san Antonio. &.
Galveston. 2 beaumont. 1.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

MEl0Mp BAN8AAA
Birmingham, ;, New Orleans, o.
Nashville. & Little Rock. :. ten IN.
nlnEa
Montgomery, I Memphis. o, fhi~ tea
innings
TssAs League
Dallas. a. Temple. o.
waco /. Fort Worth. 0.
North Texas Leaeue.
Tsx@fkanA. q tsfeeuyiil.. ?
South Tsxas League.
Houston. . san Antonio. g.
Galveston. 2 beaumont. l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
UNHAPPY KNOCKERS

The discontinue of the organ Of the
Knockers Compact is becoming such
as to excite a measure OF sympathy
as well as disgust
1t no sooner eNhausts itself with mis-.
representation OF the police for alleged
failure to convict gamblers than it
turns about and damns the police fol-
calling gumshoe reporters and key
hole editors to testify to what they
don't know and admit they cant prove
The organ objects seriously to atten
ton being called to the regularity with
which II flunlls, while asserting its own
high degree of morality in dealing with
inuuendo. 1t is in a position not un'
ike the big Swede who arrived at the
dock just as the steamer he wanted
o board had moved quite out of
each. Noticing the mans evident dis
tress friend on board shouted.
"Yump, Non, yump! dank you can
max it in Coople of yumps"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
VALUABLE SIGNATURES
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

tons. as the case may be. at the event
of deaths, births, etc, in the Hawaiian
royal family.
II seems a great wonder that these
letters have been preserved through
so many years as they are very valu.
able and would have been exceedingly
easy TO steal. They were, most of
them, found in an unlocked cupboard
Of pigeon holes in a corner of the
Capitol attic. whence anyone could
have taken them. All that saved the
documents was evidently the fact that
one was aware of their whereabouts
After this these valuable documents
will be most carefully guarded Whea
the new archives building is complet.
ed the most valuable ones will be en-.
closed between glass plates to prevent
their being soiled and worn. and the
public will be permitted to examine
them only in the presence of the archj
varian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
WHO Shall PAY
DOUSE EXPENSES?

The change of venue in the Douse
case from the Maui to the Honolulu
Circuit Court has brought up another
question regarding the custody Of pris.
oners. High Sheriff Henry is ponder.
ing on the question as 10 who shall
pay the expenses of Douse's trip from
Lahaina to Honolulu. II he Is a Coun.
ty prisoner until he Is convicted, as has
been held In other cases, then Maui
County should pay, but II he Is a
County prisoner Maui looses jurisdlc.
tion over him after he leaves her
shores. On the other hand II Douse
is Territorial prisoner there will be
no difficulty as the High Sheriff has
jurisdiction over all the islands. Hen.
ry has passed the matter up to the At
torney Generals Department for solu-
ton of the question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
Medal
WatChFOr
Rifle Men

Colonel Jones Of the National Guard
has received from the National Rifle
Association Of America beautifu!
medal which will signaliZe a fresh rifle
match between the crack shots of Ha
wall The local National Guard regh
ment was notified just previous to
the departure Of its team to Seagir,
that II had been admitted to member
ship OF the National Rifle Association
The medal is an extremely beautiful
one II is made Of bronze with a gold
center standing out in relief, bearing
the inscription Members Match Me
dal." The National Rife Association
sends such a medal to each Of its
branches every year in order to stimu
late interest in rife shooting. This Ia
the first medal OF this kind which hal
ever been sent to Hawaii.
All members of the National Guard
are per Sc members of the Nationa'
Rife Association and can enter in tho
match for the medal. furthermore
Colonel Jones states, anyone who wish
es to join the Rife Association aud
participate In its medal matches. can
10 so without becoming a member OF
the National Guard.
Colonel Jones said this morning thai
the match for the medal would prob
ably take place on New Years day
Shooting will be done at three ranges
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
FEDERAL COURT

Frank C. Bertelmann. charged with
lmpersonating United States govern
ment officer, appeared before Judge
Dole this morning to plea, but on mo-
ton by his attorney, Leon Strauss, the
plea was continued for week,
James Jackson, one of the Camp Mo-
Kinley soldiers who was arrested In
connection with the counterfeiting plot
nnearthed there last June, entered q
plea OF not guilty. His trial was set
to follow those of Hamilton and Boil
ton, who will be tried next week on
charges emanating from the same
source. Attorney Derby represents
Jackson.
Julio Silva and Parcio Raggars, both
Porto Ricans charged with forging a
signature on a postoffice order, had
their pleas reserved until Monday. The
court assigned w. W. Thayer to defend
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
KONA PICKS COFFEE
CROP IS BEING TAKEN
OFF FREE FROM PROFIT
TALK OF MACHINERY TO HANDLE
sisAL-cLAiMED THAT LAWS
GIVE ALL ADVANTAGE TO
THE CATTlEMEN.
Especial to The BuiietinJ

Kailua, Kona, Oct. 19.-Kona is In
the thick of the coffee picking. Berries
are large, good and plentiful, but the
price gives no profit to the planter to
reward his labor. This condition we
understand is due to the alleged coffee
ring. Apparently the whole popula
ton of North Kona. men. women and
children. pick coffee for which they
get sixty cents a bag Of red berries
AS for coffee mills. the japanese mill
az Kailua can be heard continuaTiy
at work, although there are many otheI
mills in the district. in fact enough &c
grind six times the amount Of coffee
actually produced.
There Is some talk of maChiney
being erected by the McWaynes to
handle the sisal fibre, now that their
plants are nearly the proper age OF
production. Everybody hopes to see
this successfully carried out. for new
industry. such as this offer is what
Kona specially needs. II sisal sue
ceeds Messrs. McWayne will be the
greatest benefaCtors that Kona has
ever seen. Such thing as this offers
advent of sugar companies, whose &C
ivity ceases soon after all the money
Is collected from the shareholders, leav
ing nothing but flock of disappoint
ed shareholders and rentless land.own
ers.
One thing that will strike an observ
err In North Kona, region where ev
erything is favorable for the growth Of
vegetation where there are light rains
to water IL and no winds to disturb.
Is the absence of small cultivated
patches, of such things as taro, etc
This condition is the result of a leg
Islation that gives all the law to the
advantage of the cattle owners. AS the
law is now no small planter can give
redress, when cattle trample down his
plants unless he has perfect fence OF
4 IL feet high, to maintain which
would entail an expenditure, rendering
his little patch quite Improbable. As
the law Is at present cattle men care
nothing for what their beasts trample
and the poor natives grow nothing.
Sugar planting is going forward
again in South Kona, at the head OF
which stands a gentleman, whose bril-
liant efforts in the same direction were
SO singularly successful in the two pre-
ceding sugar companies that have bless
ed Kona. II he is successful now 10
ma will reap as many lasting advan
tages.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
MAKING IMMIGRANTS SUCCESSFUL

immigration schemes fathered by
progressive communities now include
determined effort to not only get the
immigrant, but assist him in making
success after he has located in the
section to which he has been attract.
ed. 1t is no longer sufficient to get
the immigrant on the land" and then
let him alone to go ahead or starve.
Public spirit and common sense have
combined to make very material
changes in the programs ri the many
sections Of the country, particularly
the west, that are seeking the settler.
This change. which has been grad
ual, has been brought into evidence
no more prominently than at a recent
meeting OF representative Of land in
tcrests of Wisconsin. These men
formed an association and will solicit
families to take up agricultural lands
and thus, by their industry, add to the
wealth of the state.
The campaign, however, does not
end with placing the family on a tract
of land. These Wisconsin men have
decided that they should give the new
settler all the benefits that can be Sc.
cured from the experience OF others
in the same section.
"Onco a settler is located on his new
farm the principal object 10 then at.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
new WRIT FILED

The Wong Lung habeas corpus case
came up before Judge De Bolt again
this morning. Mossman and Strauss,
Wong Lungs attorneys, confessed the
demurrer filed by Deputy Attorney Gen.
eral Peters, but Immediately filed new
writ. which differed from the first one
in several particulars, which had been
made grounds for the demurrer. The
new one is directed to the Sheriff
of the County of Oahu to serve on
the Sheriff of the Territory, as 1t is
alleged that Wong Lung is illegally in
the custody of the latter.