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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-28
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vxcmed Cen per cert ~ ht# earnings
tie mast spend nine dollars .a HKbHR
expenNea fnr every dollar saved
THAT being the casw hs cannot o. tau
careful about unnecessary exreu ess
Nwry often fww eemta nrf peFlv Ia-
vested. Aks haynx seeds far hls gar
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later On e. - the sane la aaTlms
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few eenta. and = sostle IL fAe houes
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CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Guthrie will have carnival oct. 2--
Ada l. T is to have a club house
and opera house
OIL was struck two miles ives. OF
AylerSworth. / T.
Colonel A. s Clark. Dallas county
pioneer died at Hutchins.
A. r. Jackson, "a stranger. was found
dead I'm bed at Shreveport
Mexican customs collections for past
fiscal year were $40 78s $50
Attendance al Seventh Day confer
enee at Oklahoma City Is SEQ
Oklahoma Epworth League will be
held at Guthrie next I'VE years.
by the failing er wall Al Mexia
Tex. two buildings were demolished
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UNTIL TUESDAY,
Peaes Conference, at Request Of Jap.
ansse, Extended Another Dav.

Portsmouth. - II. Aug. 2s-After a
conference o. ring three quarters Of an
hour between Takabirs aud wttte IN
the lsltsr'S room. tho announcement Of
a Rostponement was made NJ. White
explained ia the Associated Press that
MI faSahiFa had told him that no new
instructions had reached him from To.
hio ami fearing none might he received
before the meeting scheduled Cor Mon.
day afternoon he had suggested ths
pF"pf4efY - post pointing the meeting
uutN Tuesday
MI FasWshira made the following
statement - THE Associated Press
tuasmueh as this conference wna 81.
tsiAssi nv The friendly offices ~ venr
president. after consultation ~@ felf
th"t "" shotsis b~ caugiuus about ter
EninatlWg It's iatsars
ff*s~ed as go whether ~. regarded
the situation AS hopeless NJ rakaht.s
sstd No. no, hopeless. hut almost
ief@l*ss"
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SWUNG 70 = enacz.
John Moore, Heefo, Tsker Frera
jail, Hanged ans Bullet Rid5led

Newburn. ~ ~ Aug rs John
Moore. negro twenty years old. w.
taken from Craven county iaii N THIS
city early SUNDAY and ,ynched ny ?
mob Of leo masked men armed w.'A
reviewers and rifles
With his hands tied b,linI him the
negro was led OFT about ttAru 81 a
mile from the jaii ia tie draw of Nense
river bridge hanged to nne 80 its
br:-ces and his body riddled with bul
let's The mob attacked the jail be-
tween ] and z o'clock Sunday morning
Entrance To the Jail was effetted by
forcing the Tailor to surrender the keys.
As soon as the attack was discovered
the naval reserves were called out to
attempt to prevent the iynching
Crowds rushed TO the bridge. Sheriff
j. w. Biddle was quickly on the scene
pleading that Moore be left to the law
but his efforts were unavailing and the
mob carried out its plans.
Moore entered the country store Of
George Eubanks at Clarks. seven miles
from Newburn. last Friday. when the
proprietor's wife was the only one in.
The negro attempted robbery and
struck Mrs. Eubank on the head with a
meat AK. fracturing bones and infiict-
ing injuries. which IL they do not
prove fatal will at least cause not only
Disagreement. but life long suffering.
Mrs. Eubanks screamed and people
came to her rescue. The negro fed,
but was captured in a swamp after a
chase of a few miles and was placed in
TAIL
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ASSESSMENT DOUBLED.
Chicago Printers Will Put Up a Long
and Bitter Fight.

Chicago Aug. 2S.--Before the middle
of this week every union printer in the
thirty seven shops controlled nv the
Typothetae win be on strike and before
another week the fight may be extend
ed 10 twelve Of the principal cities Of
middle west the employers of which
are organized with the Chicago Typo.
thetae. This forms a part Of the ma
tional body of master printers. That
the printers VIII put up tong and bit
ter fight against the TyEuthetae was
foreshadowed Sunday when Chicago
Typogra phtcal union raised the strike
assessment from 10 To 20 per cent, II
was also determined to present de
mands at once for an eight hour day
and an agreement for closed shops.
The raising Of the strike assessment
went as an addition Of $500 weekly 10
the defense fund and the printers say
they can keep men on the strike with
out touching the 81 coo. geo fund which
the union says It is ready to spend If
necessary
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Cheap Rates via. IL. a t. c. II. r.

Celaya, Mex. ana return. $27.eG.
Marlin, on sale daily, limit GO
days. Rate $3.50.
Boulder, on sale daily, Limit so
days. Rate $28.70.
Galveston. on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate s11."c.
LaPorte, on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate, $1,000.
Seabrook, on sale daily, limit SO
days. Rate, $11.05.
Denver, on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate, $3.50.
Amarillo, on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate s15.40.
Port Lavaca, on sale daily, limit
so days. Rate, SEAS.
Wooten Wells, on sale daily, linn
1t 60 days. Rate, SAYS.
Mineral Wells. on sale daily, linz
1t 60 days. Rate s4.45.
Corpus Christi. on sale daily, linn
1t SO days. Rate $3.50.
Colorado Springs. on sale daily,
limit 60 days. Rate $3.50.
Through sleeper TO Denver leaving
Waxahachie $50 a. m. arriving at
Denver 3;15 p. m.
Dallas and return $3.50. Reunion
of Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Bodies Of Dallas. On sale Sept
10 and II. Limit Sept. IS.
san Antonio and return $3.50. ac-
count Uniform Rank X Of 2. tool
ored) on sale Aug. 27 and 2s, limit
Aug 81.
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BIRTHDAY SERMON.
Longer Actively Engaged N Ministry
Than Any Man In Texas.

Ennis. Tex. Aug. 2s.-Rev. Angus
johnson. for seventy years "A minister
Of the Southern Presbyterian church,
celebrated his ninety seventh birthday
here Sunday by preaching morning and
evening at the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. Johnson and his aged
wife live happily and contentedly in
the village Of Avalon. ten miles ~ st Of
Ennis, and are we'll known and popular
an over this section. Rev. Johnson
claims the distinction Of having been
actively engaged In the ministry '-uger
than any other man in Texas
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NJ. X. 4 T. Special Rates.

Chicago and return, $37.10. On
sale daily, limit so days.
Kansas City and return, s21.75.
On sale daily, limit 60 days.
St. Louis and return, $26.10. On
sale daily. limit so days.
Louisville and return, $32.10. On
sale daily, limit so days.
Mammoth Cave and return. s27.45
On sale daily, limit 60 days.
Ell Dorado and return, s16.05. On
sale daily, limit so days.
Buffalo and return, s54.80. On
sale daily, limit 60 days.
Cincinnati and return, $3.50. On
sale daily, limit 60 days.
Salt Lake City and return, s3S.25.
On sale daily, limit 60 days.
Galveston and return, s11.80. On
sale daily, limit go days.
La Porte and return, $1,000. On
sale daily, limit so days.
Neville and return. s14.00. On
sale daily, limit 60 days.
Marlin and return, $500. On
sale daily, limit so days.
Corpus Christi and return, $3.50.
On sale daily, limit so days.
Rockport and return, $3.50. on
sale daily, limit 60 days.
Mineral Wells and return, Sass.
On sale daily, limit so days.
Port Lavaca and return, $3.50,
on sale daily, limit 60 days.
Old Point Comfort, Va, and return
s38.80, on sale daily, limit go days.
Memphis and return, s20.65. On
sale daily. limit go days.
No change of cars between Waxa-
hachie and Memphis, st. Louis or
Kansas City.
For further information call up
the Katy. J. s. MARSH, Agent.
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Denied by Madden.

Louisville Ky, Aug 2S-Tn tele-
grams received here John Madden de-
MEG that be Fed from New York TO
escape sentence Of thirty days In 3au
and payment Of $3.50 fine imposed by
Judge Barr for alleged contempt Of
court in fading 10 appear ia divorce
proceedings instituted by Mrs Mad
den.
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4AsvY TOO NASTY.
Missasss areshsrs in. LasN For Bara.
tsf ard Fatally Sheets pssr--

WllmiuEtun - g. Aus. 81 MEtak-
uix his FtlFtesn Tsar aiH brittle. tn-taus
fnF q BURGER. Prank Nasty - uolsnn
sboi ami siiist NillGs Romhaom. rh~
victim 8te8 n seear hours
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THIRTEEN CASES.

hatcher Physicians Think There Are
That Many Cases There.
Natchss, Miss Aug s.-physirfans
Of the Watcher board Of health exam
ined .sua pronounced As yellow, fever
Two patients. white woman and a
negro man EHaminE further. FIVE ne
groes eonvalescent from yellow fever
we're found Ia the northeast end Of
town. together with seventeen SUSPECT
ed cases OF sickness. thirteen of which
are undoubtedly yellow fever.
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New York. Aug. 2s- Negotiations
have ee@en opened by the local u, ions
OF bricklayers for an advance In wages
when their pre- sent agreement with the
Mason Builders assassination expires
at the end Of this year
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Both Released.

Dallas Aug. 2S.-R. II. Cooper and
Mrs. w +. Green. charged with mur-
der NJ Mrs. Greene's husband were re-
leased on their own reyognizanye Yer
diet 81 Justice Edwards was that de-
ceased sutclded
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BEsyEp ~ BUCHANAN.


In the American leagne double
reader AT ST. Louis Sunday. in the sec
ond game. Pitcher Buchanan Of the To-
cGl team. who last year was member
OF the Fort Worth club. held Washing
ton down TO three hits and one run.
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Memphis. Aug. az After spending
SUNDAY here Governor Vardanaan @
mississippi and Or. !. =. Hunter. sec
r@tary of the beard Of health Of that
state declare there In no yellow fever
In this city.
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IN MENSE OUTPUT.
Amount of Gold Mined In Nome Pas,
Year Ten Million Dollars.

Year Ten Million Dollars.
Seattle, wash. Aug 2s--Unltec
states Assayer FRED Wing, in charge
Of the local assay Office has made the
statement that his estimate Of the gold
output Of Nome for the season OF 1905
vas SIC. 600 900
This amount viii be the record for
Nome and viii exceed the output of
last year by s.. 900 600
Mr.. Wing bases his estimate on the
ar@euut Of gold which has been sent out
OF None SO far this year
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Houston. Aug, 2N-ReE Or Riley
delivered Sunday at the First Baptist
church his farewell sermon. ~ the
close 81 the service hr was presented
with a chest OF stlvpr0ars
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Whitney Tex Aug .s-FIrst va
tionsl bank sc WHttnrN .sufal vfo.
$40 poa. and Successor Of Nhltus
hatk. ras been authorized lo transact
business
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CAPITAL GREAT.
Evanaeline OF Company Name Of an
immense corpor- ion

Beaumont, Aug. 2S.-Tae Evanaa'.sc
OH company. capitalized NJ $t2.0o"o.
has been organized az Memphis ITS
purpose is 10 take over AN the Louis.
lana and Texas properties Of the SYN
dictate which has been kro~u hereto
fore as the Carnes, Pass and B-ucken-
stein people,
II includes the pipe line TO the Mis-
sissippi river. the big Jennings storage
tanks with their vast supply of Oil the
big Texas properties that have been
handled by these people with the oil
In storage and wells.
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His nine scored thrice. First game re-
suited; Washington. 3: 81. Louis. l. At
tendance WAS i4,G43.
Chicago Z; Boston, 2 Chicago, 8
Boston, 3.
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Southern League.
Atlanta. 3. Memphis. 0.
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Houston. IA, Galveston. ,.
San Antonio, 2. Beaumont, o.
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Texas League.


Fort Worth, 6, Dallas. {.
Waco, 5, Temple, /.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

In port late last night on board the
sioop vishnu from the wreck of the
schooner ]. NJ Coleman, which lies on
the west coast of San Miguel island.
Captain Tibbetts. who went over with
the boat, remained with the schooner.
Patterson reports that the ship lies
firmly on the beach and is in very
tad condition, although in no imme-
date danger from further damage. She
has several large holes in her bot
tom and the hull of the vessel will be
q loss, although he hopes to be able
tn save the deck cargo of lumber by
transferring it to steamer. The Che
halls put In near the wreck, but was
unable to get close enough to give
any assistance, and went on south, The
steamer Seawitch also arrived at the
scene, but left without accomplishing
anything. Another steamer will be
sent to the scene of the wreck In order
to save the cargo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
R0M0 INVESTIGATION
POINTS TO MURDER
SHERIFF RALPHS REPORTS DIS
covERIES
Demand Made by Seth Hartley for
Double Bonus Stirs Up the Citizens
of RiaIto and Cotton to Considering
Independent Action

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. 9.-In-
vestigation made by Sheriff ]. C.
Ralphs in the mountains, and the post
mortem evidence in connection with
the death of Ernest Ronno shows that
the revolver used to kill Romo was the
property of Fred Eldridge, and that it
was of Al calibre. the same as the
bullet taken from the head of the dead
man. Romo also had a revolver but it
was of different calibre and had not
been discharged. The sheriff found the
exact spot where the. killing Is be-
lieved to have occurred, the pool OF
the place where Romo is alleged by
Eldridge to have killed himself. Evil
dence has also been found to prove
that Eldridge and Romo had been
quarreling over the division of the
profits of the fruit selling business
among the mountain campers.
- The officers are also in possession
OF other evidence which they refuse to
give out. Goss and Jackson, the two
men who were with Eldridge during
at least portion of the night on which
the tragedy occurred are expected to
tell what they know, but as all the
party were more or less intoxicated
their testimony will be of uncertain
value.
Admission day is being observed In a
quiet manner here, about the only
event of any interest being the basket
picnic of the Pioneer society at Har-
lem springs, at which there is a large
attendance. Many have gone to the
Elks' reunion and to the Admission
day celebration in Los Angeles for the
day. All public offices and banks are
generally closed.
The fifth annual basket picnic of
the Modern Woodmen of America of
San Bernardino and Riverside counties
Will be held at Urbita springs in this
city next Tuesday. There will be ad-
dresses by State Deputy Head Consul
=. o. Davis of San Francisco, District
Deputy Head Consul Herbert V.
Rees of Los Angeles. There will be
a program of sports and ball in the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
KEPT AWAKE BY ROOSTER;
SUES BIRDS OWNER
Washington Woman Paid Farmer 81
to Stop Fowls Growing, but
Without Success
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Louise
Ely of Washington, D. c., has sued
Wells McLouth, farmer, of Clinton
Springs. for breach of contract. at
Manchester, N. Y. She wants $1,000
damages for personal injuries, alleg-
ing that McLouth failed to stop a
rooster from growing early in the
morning, although she paid him 81 to
do It,.
The personal injuries, it is claimed,
resulted from being awakened early In
the morning by the rooster. She was
taking treatment at the Clifton Springs
sanitarium at the time.
The defendant has subpoenaed all
owners of roosters in his neighborhood
to tell the jury what they know about
growing cocks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
SANTA MONICA NOTES
Funeral Of Don Juan 3. HandlnI Fixed
for Monday Morning

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 9.-William
Moore, a laborer who q few days ago
fell from a grading wagon. fracturing
his leg and receiving other injuries,
died at the Soldiers home hospital to-
day, the direct cause of his death be-
ing assigned to an attack Of pneu-
monia. Moore was about 55 years of
age and SO far as is known had no
relatives here.
Mrs. w. N. Barron will entertain
the membership and friends of the
Ladies' Aid society next Tuesday
afternoon at her residence on Seventh
street. Mrs. B. L. Balsley will assist
In receiving the visitors.
At $3.50 o'clock Monday morning, in
the chapel of the local Catholic church,
the burial of Don Juan B. Bandini
will take place. Immediately follow
ing the service the body will be con-
veyed to Los Angeles for interment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
LONG BEACH
NEW SEAPORT
Continued from Page ope.>


Of Mr. Barbour were Congressman Nc
Lachlan, o. T. Johnson, Warren Gille-
len, Gail B. johnson, w. C. Patterson,
Harry Chandler, Gen. H. G.. Otis, Geo.
H. Bixby, Fred Eaton. E. P. Clark, w.
e. Dunn, Gen. M. H. Sherman, w. H.
Allen, jr., r. H. Hay Chapman, Henry
Lowenthal, Lee Gates, H. B. Gurley,
II. C. Drake, H. C. Mckee, w. D. Wool
wine, Walter Newhall, Frank Hicks,
C. L. Bundy, A. M. Goodhue, Sam T.
David Evans, c. G. Ames. c. ]. Curtis,
c. e. Wantland, DR.. Jos, Kurtz, H. J..
Whitley, j. w. A. Off, w. e. McVey,
C. G. Greene, Stoddard Jess, r. A.
Perry of San Francisco w. T. Bill, w.
M. Campbell, R. c. Avery, N. l.. Peel,
Col. Horn. Mr.. Samuels, Horace Slater,
E. H. Spoor, Ed Young, w. c. Rey-
nolds, R. D. Tincklepaugh, T. M. Todd,
C. H. Hoge, H. v. Carter, Jos. Mesmer,
Mr.. Skinner, ]. C. hewitt, j. B. Lippin
colt, J. T. Downing, r. D. Sepulveda,
San Pedro; Mr.. Snyder. Mr.. Gridleyr
Mr.. Dayman. Mr.. Windham, T. B.
Townsend, A. M. Goodhue, w. L..
Campbell, ]. B. Losee, Capt. Healy, H.
M. e. Schroeder, Geo. C.. Flint, John
DAILY, Harry Barndaller, J. ]. Davis. r.
w. Kemp, ]. M. Davis, Murray Mitch
ell, R. C. Lewis, Henry P. Barbour, o.
K. Parker, A. L. Sonderegger, VIM.
Mead, T. w. Phelps, Geo. Chaffey, w.
T. Bottsford, e. S. Field, M. N. Avery,
w. Scott Smith, ]. H. Braly, L. l..
Elliott, A. R. Frazer, Mr.. Rule, Jean
Drake, ]. H. Martindale, NJ. D.; S. A.
Simons, R. HI. Wagner, Howard j.
Fish, Mr.. Kennedy, D. M. Cate, w. w.
Lowe, Mr.. Young, M. E. Johnson, Mr..
Holabird, Capt. Hughs. DR.. zabes, Eu-
terpian Quartette, Walter Snyder, c. w.
Gates, w. A. Sawtelle, L. D. Lummis.
Frank Burns, G. A. Post Mr.. Easton,
five members South Coast Yacht club,
representatives Of Long Beach newspa-
pers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
CAREAGA SUIT COMES
UP FOR TRIAL SOON
Mrs. de Sammann viii Make Strenu.
>ous Effort to Secure the
Estate
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA BARBARA. Sept. s.-Re-
ports received here from San Benito
county say that attorneys of the Juan
Careaga estate are working there for
the coming trial of Mrs de Sammann
VS.. Careaga, which comes UP for trial
i'll this city for a few days. Mrs. de
daughter. She says that for a year
prior to her birth Jesus Figueroa was
az the New Indria mines and that Juan
Careaga lived with her mother, Rosa
F1gueroa, the wife of Jesus. She also
claims that letters left by Figueroa
after his death few months ago,
denying that she was his daughter. are
in the possession of her attorneys.
Attorney Leslie, for the Careaga
heirs, has spent the week in hunting
testimony to refute the contestants
claims and in looking over the records
of the mission and convent. He states
that Eloise was born in the month OF
July, '65, and that during the years
1854 and 1865 Jesus, although foreman
Of the Quien Sabe ranch, visited his
wife and family at San Juan no less
than twice a week; that he personally
patronized the markets here during
that time and provided for his family
He also claims that Figueroa was pres
ent at the baptism of Eloise and at
the baptism of two children born to
his wife later, naming the god-parents
in each instance, and that he, Leslie
is in possession of a deed executed in
1869 by Jesus and Rosa Figueroa as
man and wife.
First Mate Frank Patterson arrived
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

evening. 1t is expected the affair will
attract several hundred people.
The proposition Of Seth Hartley that
he must have $40, 900 bonus for the cleo
trio line from Rialto to Cotton as
against half that amount if the road
is built to San Bernardino has stirred
up Rialto and Cotton to such an ex-
tent that a great element of uncer-
tainty has been cast over the entire
proposition. 1t may be that Hartley
Will be left out of the proposition en-
tirely and an Independent move made
tc build the road by other interests.
Meetings have been held by citizens
of both towns with view Of setting
oil foot an independent movement to
secure the line. It's success remains
to be seen.
RiaIto People After Gas
The Rialto people also desire gas to
use in their colony and have put up
a proposition to Manager Grow of the
San Bernardino Gas and Electric COM
pany to run pipe line from this city
to Rialto The proposition has been
submitted to the financial managers of
the company.
A sneak thief entered the home of ].
A. Thompson on H street while Mrs.
Thompson was in the back yard and
stole several valuable rings and a
purse containing considerable amount
of money. There is no clue.
James Badalla of Upland is in the
county Jail on a six months sentence
for a strange cause. This is the third
sentence he has received within the
past year and all because of an insane
love he has for a little girl, the
daughter of respectable Mexican
family of that place. He hung about
so constantly that the father appealed
to the officers who sent him to the
county Jail for vagrancy. When re-
LEASED he was warned not to return,
but he did and remained two days
without food or drink in the vicinity
of the child's home. When arrested
the tears rolled down his cheeks, but
he was sent to Jail for another term.
Again he was warned to stay away, but
returned again to the child's home
only to be again arrested. He cried
like a child when again arrested and
sobbed out, "If I had only caught one
glimpse of her I would have been sat
isied' The officers believe the man
is insane.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
PEOPLE IN IOWA TOWN
AFRAID TO GO TO SLEEP

SIUOX CITY, Ia, Sept. s.-People of
Mason City, Ia, are sitting up nights,
afraid to go to sleep for fear they will
never wake, because of strange sleep
ing epidemic in the town.
W. B. Burk has now been sleeping
fifty days, and Mrs. Charles Smith,
whose case is similar, has not walked
for twenty-one days. The town is con-
vinced 1t is malady.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
RocKEFELLER'S MAT STOLEN
WHILE HE is IN CHURCH
Special to The Herald.


CLEVELAND, Sept. 9.-James j.
Grove stands accused of stealing the
silk hat of the richest man in the
world and breaking large window in
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
He pleaded not guilty when arraigned
in the police court. 1t is doubtful
whether Mr.. Rockefeller will appear
against him, but the Methodist church
janitor will. The oil kings hat disap-
peared last Sunday during the SER
vices.