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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
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am 30l W1r5. I'D
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
EURO Sas gerNdernmas .pevartement.

4aspeis iber ben Stanb ber ,Npdeter Ttut.
idlen Observation-Disclosures" bon 9ibdes
Yer. H.sY, am 81. GeSember 1904.
Wefanlntte Mlisanben .... 1303.S22 q
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@erFdcrunss : 9luspeiie.

9Hrh baS geriihsruusss5 epartemeut.
Iusiueis hber ben Stanb Der Orient : Jettrs
@erthernugs = 0fienfddft" pOH 3%artfeEo,
Goun., am 81. December 1904.
@einmntte Cinfiinfte ......... 81, 23S,05944
0einmntte glusgabeH ........... L2f3,O89.60
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Stuat Wnrblauo,
0eriicberungss Sepnrtement,
GomMtii1rs 'Shrcau.
ain 0 e.. Den IS. Sebr. 1905.
Sd bei6eini9e hermit, oab BoritebenoeS Gin
tu1brbeits9etrener giuS3ug aus Dem Ausiuelte
Der p@ermania 8 Seuerueriiferuugs : Gompags
nie u1u Neiuay)prt" bis 5iIut 81. December
1904, lpie CT in oieiem 8ilreau einsereitt tpor'
oeH, lit.
Srant Z. Duncan,
Gerit1erun9s : GomMiiidt.
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pitaI 80. 5000, 100000
iiondre ........ 76,7s949
Bctru0 Der in benSer.
Staaten am 81. Dee
8ebr. 1904 in Qr1ft
bcfinoliben BoIts
cen -. .$91 Sal, o15.Oo
9etrag Der in 0iarDs
LAND mdbreno oeS
SubreS 1904 dlSaes
itelten gpIcen ..7.04S,3G3.00
gnf oas WSarOlduoer
@efbdft In 1904
mien .......... 52,O1O.s2
Sn MinrpIuno In 1904
be6nbIte EerIuite -. 340,60t.13
Sn WiarhIalo in 1904
erIittene 8erluite 330,252.04
Yerlufte our6 oetl aros r''"
timore ....... $50, 562.3 80
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9urdl has gerTiderunss.1 epartement.
glusipeiS iiber ben etano Der uDeutfdi.a nertfa
nii6en geriidlernngs . 8efenidlaft pen
9leu.Oorf, N.Y.," bis sum 81. December
1904.
BeIarnmie Ginnabnlcn ......... So, s4S. 1900
@efdmmte NuSgabe1 ........... 81, 265,696'o3
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pitGl .....,,. 0 100000
SiiBaber -. ..... 07t00.2O
geirag Der nm 81. De-
8eil6er 1904 In oeu
Der. Sialten IN
arait beiinoii6en
RuliCeu d.. .tO,47l, l22.OO
Retrao Der in Murus
lNHb ipdbrcub oes
SabreS 1904 atSges
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Yrimien. lpcIdDe ipd6s
reHo 1904 IN WIarOs
lano cWpfnngeIl MUIR
Den lt......... B,20o.OO
Sn WIarD Gauo In 1904
be8a6Ite gIerlIfte -. 74,42t.43
e%riiiiteiie GerItite p. 71.G65.22
8eriIit oitrlb Den 9rps
more ......... G0,606.St
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@efammte GerbinSIi6retteR :. $57y86s.25
lleberi6ub fit Die 9oIicenInbaber 212, 1906

getrae Der in oenger.
Stuateu nm 81. Dee
3entber 1904 in Strait
befinoIi6en Golicen$2, 586, 752. 90
8etrag Der in Wldrbs
laito In 1904 nusges
fieuteH YoIteen -. $4,000
Iiif bus Winrbldnoer
Gef6dft in 1904
e"npfnngene Brdmien 2,729.St
Sn MarbInno IN 1904
be6nbIte BerIuite. -. 100000
Sn WidrbInno in 1904
eingetretene Serllfte 100000
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staat Wfdrbfaio, @.
geriinerRngssS epartemsnt.
GpmmiHdrss 8treait.
-.t . NnIttht 0 re, Den %. San. 1905.
SD bef6einige bterntit, Dab 8uritebenoes cine
Observation-Disclosures 9lus5ua aus Dem Auslpelie
Der nSentidI,a mcritanjihen WeriiGerun9s'@es
5ent6er 1904. fpie CT in bieienl 9iireuu einges
rei1t porbett, 1T.
Sranf Z. 9nnean,
SerfidetulgssS0IHnliidr.
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staat MlarnIanb,

9urn oas gerT6erunss.3 epartement.
Nusueis ii6er ben stanb Der pSeutIdsgmeri.
f~auiid1eu Beucrueridlernngs : @eieIlidlaft
uuu Baltimore, Wio.," nut 81. DECEMBER
1904.
@eiammte gltSgdbeH ........... 440,272.1S
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gerFdermnss : ~Slnsmeiie.
pnrd Sas geraaernnas.pepartem

9lnspcis iiber ben Stauo beS Der. StnateHs
3meiges Der p4reuRiideu Netiunal-geri
metuugSs1eicilidldft Uuu Stetttu," 9eHtfdIs
inno, bio sum 81. Gedember 1905.
@%eiurHntte @tnnabrteH .....t. $79b, 1G6.2 20
@eiammte 9luSgabGu e. ....,... 702, 404 %
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geriiderunss f. 9~lHsneiIe.
GHra bas @srEasruuss. 2epartemeut.

ARs meIs aber ben stanb Der y@etmnnias6eHs
sfoetfdlerHngss geieaiGaft upn 0cD,gurf,
9.'Y," arI 81. 9eSember 1904.
@eIQutfute Eiuunbmpu go rtn teo 20
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9erIideruuas,1 cpartement.
yiireum hes GummiIIrS.
baltimore, ben 80. San. 1905.
Sd bef6einiee hermit, oab Soritebei1oeS elm
ip1 acknowledgements gus6ua, aus benz Miisipetle
Der yEcutiden 9liauee @eriifernngS /. @eieh'
ihnit uon 3e,u.gurt, R.'Dy" bis 5im 81. De-
5ember 1904, ipie CT III oieieut Siirenr einge'
rei1t iuoroen, 1T.
Srauf Z. Duncan,
9eriiGerun9ssG onmiiidr.
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Eaiie! YaHe!
5nr &eiie in's anslanS bciorst 6.
Blaine, gsr. All, ct. &aaf. Straae,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

SIiih iONh WV 0Nhl HNHNNHlANhDH0G
poetif9en bieIcs 8eiIammenIeins TO-
fpie BON Der Often felbIt sana gefuneen
genommen, unb uls bic Wolfsbureerin
Iie bat, 1e pertrauli6 Sonte Sabine gu
nennen, oa wiaigte tie nit 6reuben
elm.
.Gr5Gble uns, Sante Sabine, tpObcr
bu Roberts unb mcinen mir bisber
gang unbetannt getpelenen nrgrobpa=
ter fennit", bat iie. nadbem fie Sante
Sabines febr umItdnbli6er - in friiz
berer 3eit 10 Site gepeiener = RDs
tbtgune gum 3ulanecn semGB, benz
Wein uno Sudden TAPER sngeiproten
bate.
.Oas lit cine traurige @ei6i9te.
mein @nsel6en, aber ibr foIt Tie boz
rem, 9p9, 8inb" - fe fab Senta
I6Grfer an beine augen bein
3inn = bic energiI6sn 3iise - bic
bate SeImut ni6t - Bic limb Wplfsz
burger Mertmale. Wie tpmmit ou gu
ibnen9" I'd, e,, a,5
sd bin cine Wolfsburs." :.4 .2
.0u = ou2" .,.,,
nSa, Sonte Sabine, antportete
Seuta unb er3ablte Der aufbor4snpen
Ilten lire turae @ei6idte.
.0as &inb 0tetbelms biit buzz =
0ietbelm - Oiet9elm, ia, ib entiinne
mid - mar er nidt Der 8ruber
8erts9 - Nein, nein - Der Marimis
liams. Mein alter &opf perpe6ielt
bic gerIonen i9on elm bisden. &ein
Munber. ipenn man 95 Sabre auf benz
Riden bat. - 0u biit alIo 0ietbelms
8ipb unb Der Marimilian 1T 0ein
Sbeim9"
Genta nidte i9peisenS.
sWic lieb bu ausf6auit! paBt aud
ntht bierber in bos olte @uIenneIt,
btbibi! 80 Wie tdmit bl aud auf bic
Wolfsburg, Gnsel6en2"
Sentd er5dblte neiier- bon ibrem
8oter, ben man um feiner Gunt nil
len peritieb, BON beiIen lebtem Wrn=
fde, Der lie auf bic Wolfsbttg bradtc,
unb ppm ihren eisesen 9I6nen.
(surifeenua fntai.l
GGie! IaEe!
snr Geiie .in's anslanS, blprgt 6.
@aiae, Nr. All, ct. 8aaf. Straae.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

]. l.. Killebrew and j. w Norton
who live near Chiilicothe, Harde-
man county spent yesterday and
last night In the cIty with Mr. XII
Hebrews brother, Jack Killebrew.
According TO statements made by
these gentlemen crop conditions in
that part of Texas are far In advance
of the crops in this section. They
say that seasonable rains have fallen
there and that the crop prospects are
very flattering. There In a large
acreage OF wheat and the crop gives
every promise of big yield Mr..
Killebrew Is connected with the gov
ernment's experimental farm estab-
lished near Chillieothe. He said
that about four hundred varieties
OF seed had been planted and every
thing vas growing nicely. Mr. Kill
Hebrew said that sixty varieties of
grass from the old world had been
planted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
sTRlKE conTlNuEs.



Chicago. May 1.-THE railway ex-
press companies refused to take bach
their drivers and the members Of tbs
Transfers Joint council decided to
stand by them. The council accepted
all the stipulations OF the employers
excepting the one which provided that
the express drivers would not be taken
back.
In two riots caused by an effort ia
avenge the murder Of Enoch Carlson. a
little boy. killed by a nego, one union
machinist was probably mortaliy
wounded and several others injured
Some negroes were terribly beaten.
In riot Sunday James Gray, ne
gro, was killed. and Harry Bernstein
mortaily wounded, four bullets entering
his body. Building In which Bernstein
was held captive was nearly wrecked
by mob OF 1000 persons The trouble
started when James Gray accused
Bernstein and white com panion OF
being trouble makers. Since the team
sters' strike Gray has been employed
by coal company as a driver.
In order to save Bernstein from be-
Ing mobbed by negroes police told them
mat Bernstein was dead. and to mai
good the remark the man. who was un.
conscious, was placed on a stretcher,
a cover thrown over his face and
brought TO the door OF the saloon This
had agietiug effect on the crowd and
they soon dispersed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

The president and secretary and
a few other members of the Ellis
County Swine breeders Assoc IN ton
heh meeting in the city SATURDAY
afternoon The light attendance is
attributed to the farmers beisg busy
In their fields.
The constitution ANA bylaws Of
he State Association were adopted
Tor the Government OF the County
Association.
A meeting of the a,--oviatton wiz
be called for June az which the asso-
citation viii arrange ror an exhibit
40 he fair 10 be held 1t Ennis next
tall
The president has received iufor-
nation FROM several hog raisers OF
The county who are not members OF
the association that they will Join
gud cooperate With the association
IN making the fair exhibit a success
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
r1.e Am..unt W. La.

Ws use uut by the quantity 80
eat. noy tbs variety. but uy shat
the sYsfau1 eAu utilize Na matter
huw good ~ uiwnfital roar f0ad -.
j mtAF*wM me NYsg@m unless vamr ~.
~esSAna lie &us~t w mAAN certain
hat vuar fowl "a properly diEsmtet
hY taking aGM@ ~ @fmeu AuNnNs
fsowsF before 0r after meals II w8il
aof @HiF asa alEesaEon. # Wtit aszr
~ liver IN regular aahtfa. smuMsen
fh~ stomach sna prevent esanzApa-
fiun TrsNl ssastsw IS eenta ala
auftAs ) e@ntM- sa8A az n "
Ewarsa IN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
A SAD DEATH.


Henry Hamilton. farmer living
about five miles from the city on
Grove creek, last Saturday noon,
found his wife in berry patch I'M
conscious and In dying condition.
Mrs Hamilton was Immediately con-
veyed TO the house and a physician
summoned, who arrived before she
died, bnt not in time to administer
relief
Ii seems that Mrs. Hamilton left
the house about IL o'clock to pick
some berries for dinner She was
sliced with commissions and fell
among briers where she was found
by her husband as he was on his way
TO the house for dinner
The interment took place at the
City Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. b. A. Copass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
MINOR MATTERS.

A local telephone system is being put
ir AT Robert Lee Tex
Prank Wilson. shot in his place OF
tsaAsness at Dallas. died.
Snyder Okla. relief committee has
made ar appeal for aid
by an earthquake at Colina. Mex
two persons were killed.
Worms are DANA g1ng tobacco in vi
cinsy Of HalIettsviIIs. Tex.
In electrical storm at Anaearko.
Okla, some stock was killed.
A lssie girl named Lula Johnson fell
dead ~ a field near Tyler, Tex
A colt kicked Mrs. F. r Dolson OF
Easuton. okla. and she died In an hour
Hon. " ]. Bryan Is to make a tour
Of che world and study municipal own
ersAp.
o~e woman and three men were
crushed 20 death in a New York ele-
vator
Socialists and police clasaed at
Bus-aos Ayres. Two were killed and
forty wounded.
kovsr hundred mules, Twelve carloads
were shipped fros san Angelo. Tex
10 BrrSs. Okla
An effort win be made TO secure a
ss"oS Mexican exhibit for the san An
s"1a. Tex. fair
THEE diamonds. vsl,lea az sac 600
A. Co. at New York.
A little child az Mr. Toilet was hit
ten by "a rsattl.snake ten mites from
Albany Tex and died
Hub saloon and establishment 81
Bessie & Wumans. tnilors. at Entd.
okla. burned, loss $4,000
a New York order for 10 Goa bee
stings 60 De- used Tor rheumatism. is
being niled by 70 Reey'le, Tex Grm.
Reformed Presbyterian church gem
ert Synod has decided to permit fustru-
mental music ,u religions vorsbip
AZ ovfnrt 'fiss. me University of
Texas bass tnu uiuc won three slctu-
ries from the University of so -iss IpFs
club
joe-pi tne carr nfte~n years oia. cau-
fe~s.i at Toronto. Canada. That zHe
muuseFvi au iut#nt uamed william
MurpaF
#As e"N Ht.0iA AUIN-
eierfe1 a8ss-s 4stsf pa tha Amaiusnssts I
Assoeiafsan q IRON. ste~i ana Tr
WeFA
FAev g kinHy act tutuutu Late. 8
pitfxFtFz dresser has Given rsresa els
tnhn Pee gre - sitsEtrrr, "a. aces
.-as sfssass - n~tu
ga sguaatas Hrsnne nrsr Crrsfat
ftH TNaFM#M taFffmM Charles NfHHs4avf
ana fam ~ftN~ew u.Nr8 Hrasa
sHtw fH {HAatt
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ama fsssa kasfvMH hrNst Rafs lar
nVurawr - fhssf fsfnee ans sfrHasaiFses
fhsy eeTs nss sts
e'eaeu sas Nary ssivs~r - ras f--
fesu&fssaaa sua lgrsaf NaF-heFsl Ffs
w@F t@sie ssssfssss 81 Tivasss wax Ea.
en@m y ~sm wAs &sTwwfavf
cvass# n Ns~mart mA#maA n sew
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- bsmtA r. > sAaasA 81 Pa~ap~ Fs
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In a @4a~As@m azas~ a ws#~wua Las
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syt~ws&H asaa ss@ss Ans = h-az t.Aas
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Charlotte. ". c.. May a2.-~E Lacey
Hughes lost his life at Efand. Orange
county, In an effort TO save his friend
Earl =. Faucett who waS also drowned
Faucet was boat riding in the Enane
mill pond with Miss Eiotse Brown when
the boa; eapeixed and both were thrown
out- Hughes plunged into the pond
grabbed the lady and attempted to save
Faueest when the desperate man drew
him under and both were drowned
Both were unmarried and prominently
connected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
PRISONERS RIOT.
Two Men are Badly Stabbed on "a
State Convict Farm.

A report received here says that
the TRUSTEES and the prisoners on
the Steiner Valley state farm In Hill
county were in general riot few
nights ago. Trouble had been ex-
listing between two of the men for
some time, and after one OF them
had retired the other stabbed him
with the prongs of a pitch fork.
One of the TRUSTEES, who attempt
ed to end the trouble. was also stab
bed and general fight then occurr-
ed. but was stopped bf the guards.
For some time il was thought
that the two injured men would die.
but the physicians now say they will
recover
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Was Lying En- The Track and Engineer
Did Net See Him.

Cooper. Tex. May 22s-Fred crowder
or this place and Dave wickersha1n OF
Craig Prairie. both young unmarried
msn. obtained a horse and buggy from
livery stable and drove TO Mount Joy,
in this eos.n'y. where the horse gave
out. They shen abandoned the horse
and buggy and went about mile or
the Texas Midland railroad and pro-
ceeded up the road toward Rowland
The northbound local freight ran over
Wickersharn short distance south OF
Rowland and cut his body 10 pieces
He was lying on the track. and was
not seen until the train was right or
him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
Monument Unveiled.

Caiveson, May 22.-With impressive
ceremonies the monument erected by
the Woodmen of the World to the mem
DRY of Galveston Woodmen who perish
ed In the tidal wave of 1900 was IN
yelled Sunday at Lake View cemetery
according to the ritual OF the order
An address vas made by Congressman
Morris Sheppard and sovereign bank
er and the response was by Sovereign
Gorge c. Colby. On the monument are
the names of twenty four woodmen
who perished
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
MISSED MUCH.
There Was Nearly Half a Million Dol
lars In postoffice safe.

San Francisco, May IA daring at
tempt TO rob the stamp safe in the
postoffice early here Sunday was frus-
trntel by Waterman William O'Connell.
VINO spaed one of the burglars ia the
act sf drilling the safe preparatory &c
blowing II open. The burglars took
alarm and escaped with only $500 In
stamps found outside the safe The
safe contained $4,000 In stamps and
much money, while In the cashier :
room adjoining the stamp department
was a large safe which contained near
iy half "A million dollars.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

0kiahoma C9tw Mas zg 0b shofua
ard iNusn Territory See Makers assoc
risf1aH was nrz1ui1ed Here with fhs
feliasine Officers President Y s.
fFwelers ~ Reno, vice rF nut Wlu-
iatu rwceit Holatet3iie seHfeFsrv
sseswse i,af4 t.aetar tressffsr t-rank
Nfo~u. rhieNe sra Nest NESTING Nli'
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
JUDGE TouRGEE DIEa.
Author Of Two Noted No~sss psssss
Away In France.

~~&y ~ FRANCS
bordeaux, May e2.~->sodee Albion
Vinegar Tourxee OF MayvfIle, ~. Y
American consul here. died Sunday
morning Of acute aureaRata, which re-.
suited from an old wound Judge
Toswwe@ Was Seriously i'll some IN snths
ago but astsyward improved. and II
was believed bis recovery was probable
Recently, however, the fiiseas. took an
other serious tarn. and Judge Turges
fingered unti] sunday morning. He was
born at Wlhtarnsfeid. O. May 4 1898
Judge TourR~s was widely fnown
throughout tire United States as an
author, two ~ his novels a Foo}'
ETrs@nd ana Bricks without Straw. e.
both dsskng with the RECOMMENDATION
period, gaining hia considerable repa-
iGtaon-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
Louisiana Letter Carriers.

Shreveport, May 22.--The Letter Car
rieEs' Association OF Louisiana met in
convention here and elected the follow
ing officers: ]. r. Phillips, Shreveport.
president: Dawson II. Mckay, Baton
Rouge. vice president; q. w. Lalless
Alexandria, secretary-treasure W. y.
J. Donneiiy. New Orleans, delegate at
large to the national convention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Many people believe that blonde, OF
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. A person without hair
is not devoid of character. far from IL
The disposition OF the average bald
headed man Ia to show such soascitude
Tor the welfare of others. Thar ne neg
lecfs himself A germ causes baidness
frof. sabouraud. of Paris. Frahee in
hoccuiated q rabbit with Dandrng germs.
ef'Eing II TO become totally hsld in FIVE
weeks time. To nd the scalp of these
dangerous germs II Is necessary to apply
Newbros Hsrplcide
IheStfoy the cauRe--you remove the
effect
sold oy leading druggists Send iec in
a'amp@ for sample to The Elerplc4de Co.
Detroit, Mich,
Herring Drug Co. Special Agents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Sulphur May 70 The Tndiau Terri
tory Press association uset here sew
ssy'al Interesting papers were reaa \
1swr@ sbeTsi tf7~s iaw was favored
ShaSftss was selected as the next meet
ing nlaee. The following Officers psers
sseetesi President O y Weaver. Ada
wee president i,0pits Pauline Uurrrt.
secretary ana treasurer. cay CrpFsst O.
Gahaa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
DISASTROUS FIRE.
LASTED Less Thar arr Hour. but Iosse.
Reseh large Flaure.

Wikesbsrre Pa. May 20 fire orig
mating ia the millinery Department. az
the l7zsss Long dry goes'a house lasted
less ftsan an hour. bat consumed that
building and several afheFs. and en-
ia led 1soa ESQ boss The Eslsc Lang
building was supposed 10 be fire proof
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Wetsbadan. May 22.-,Empress Angus
n Victoria fell down stairs and was
slightly injured on the forehead
Though the hurt LIZ not serious. the In
cfdens has caused the post ponement
Of the departure OF the emperor and
empress fer Berlin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

Fort Worth. May 22.--An alleged
gambling house was raided by the
county attorney and two assistants
Seven arrests were made and about $500
captured.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

raila4. MsE ee-rhere Ras n tsv.
rffle pssefsigfl 1isf}aY a6s 1fHr panied ~
hear rain SuuasF r3Nag
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22
GreenvilIe. S. c.. Next Year,

Fort Worth, May 22.--Next genera
assembly OF the Southern Presbyteri-
an church will be held at Greenville
s. c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-22

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