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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-05
PEOPLE OF WAxAHACHIE
Proclamation by Hood { Martin

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-05


| earnestly recommend TO the con
gress the need OF economy and, to TIL,
end, Of rigid scrutiny of appropTia
tons. All unnecessary offices should
be abolished In the public printing
also a large saving Of money can he
made, There is constantly growing
tendency to publish masses OF unial
poFtant information al which no human
being ever looks
Yet. in speaking OF economy, / mus;
in n0wise he understood as advocating
the false economy which is IN the end
the worst extravaganza. To eut down
In the navy would be a crime against
the nation 20 f.lI 10 push forward al
work on Size r2aJma canal would he
as great q folly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-05


Egc"y cs..-...... ar ~ prudence &C.
mma.a r&e a'..t,oa af tire element of
elasticity Is elr cr~r"scy system. The
cv.3 ta,s Lst consist in an Inadequate
vo.Vt-r of i.uE,y. trCt IN the rigidity
Of tAis volume. which does not respond
as ID should 30 the varying needs OF
communities and OF SEASONS. Imitation
must be avoided. but some provision
should be- made that viii insure
larger volume OF money during the fan
and winter months than IN the less ae.
tive seasons Of the year SO that the
currency will contract against specula-
ton and viii expand for she needs "
legitimate business. AZ present THE
treasury department Is at irregularly
recurring intervals obliged In the inter
est of the business Sorid-that Is. n
the interests ~ the American public
% try % avert financial crises by pro
yidiug remedy which should b. prn-
vided 10y congressional action
business Methods In departments.
At various times / have instituted ln.
vpstieatioHy into tho organization AND
conduct of tbc business ~ the exeri
tive departments while nome Of thrae
inquiries have yea progressed fur
enough Ca warrant hual conclusion
they have already confirmed aud fm-
idmzizei tte general Impression tta'
che grgan .rAfinu ef tAH department
affeH faulty lu peiuripla and wassefu
in results. while many 30 ther busiHr
methods Hre aut.Huatesi aud Inefficient
Z recommend t14t Ere eagfsrsss eonsiief
thls sWulHtt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-05

Tie great insurance c0mpAuina HHUEd
striking examples &C corporations
whose business has exteuded so far
beyuud tbe Jurisdiction of the states
which created tbrm as 90 prrclu8e
strict enforcement - supervision aat
regulation by the parent states. ln ug
last annual message rsennHu8e
-thAt tiIu eausTess rHFefWitF rUas'Har
whether err power - the burrau af
corporations sauunt euHvfiiutionalf hf
extended fu cover Interstate trnmsaH
floms Ga Insurance. iteeeuf events
have smphas5sssi the Importance q an
eariv Hn8 exhaustive consideration 81
thls QUESTION. a. sr~ whether "a "a usf
fsss@sil3s 60 furnish l~ffer safeguards
than fbe wsFesal states have t@sssn afl~
fa fytutsh Heaiusf eaFrrufEen - BE
asgrans kfa4 shlr1 has i-~ea exgsssss
n has i-~~a nnlf to.s clearly slsawu
that e~vfain "a fhe ruva AZ fh~ iseasi ~
these lsFee corporations take bus small
mgss ~ fhe ethsaal dsssfmeften hefwes
hon~ssY and AfsssossevtY They A-H y
ths liae onlv IRIS size - whas snas ~
~slisss ssw sassnw~fy tae kins - hnne~sy
h~v~a@@rv Ia eTa~r - avusa failiaw sntp
~ esussfs~~ II stae law tFf e@arwe ftss
ansv essn gsese r~nssSlF fUT his cssssxss
tsam massa tie fsmna is an aroassSi pub
fse c@nsrs~srw = higher m~na~ ~ ~shAeai
eo1aurs n tie community as iaFwr ana
especially amaaw hsassnras snea aHe sm
fAs greet Fvsf~~@ioa ~ ta% az. aud ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-05

All prfvatm cav isa#@. Industrial rosais
Wwfrawewms0x shar<r~ ard the lfkN
@assmfa be- expF~@sly pat uadev fhp "a
meFwtmaem ~ tf@ intrvstass ruzamerr~
eamusssssaz ~ @esu@ slgnsiag tsse1y ~n
fnr az rates and agreements prarffcai
~ afTes efn3 rates ara conesSn@a ~
bate m sr-smw esnmrKsm az ~ snfieas~ or a
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
PIPE ORGAN RECITAL
EDWIN VALE MCINTYRE
THURSDAY, OCT. 10,
ARLINGTON oNPREsBYTERlANc CHURCH.

Edwin Nalc Mcintyre will give organ recital at the Farming
Presbyterian CAtch Thursday evening, October l905
auspices the Young Ladies' Society Church
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

M Mcintyre among the leading the
has been church aud the past fifteen In
orgn at Presbyterian Church,
Second Baptist Church. present organ,t Temple
He has ccA throughout the country and with uniform
Admission the recital will be cents children cents.
Tickets sale u City Dng Store Farmingon.
- V " " " " " W W " ~
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
4 Southeast Millionaire Woman.

Mrs. Mary s. Holiday, of vii.
Evansville. Wayne county, whc
made herself president of the vii.
Evansville, trccnvillc and st. inuis
rallrond, because, although she
was director, the manager of
the road refused to give her n pass
sold the road last week for 81 900,
600. tutil she sohl the road, Mrs
llOlaluay was the only woman rail,
road president in the United States,
probably in the world.
Though only sixty miles long,
/ the road is one Of the best feeders
in Southern Missouri. A purchas.
ing syndicate, headed by John s..
Long, Kansas City, succeeded Mrs
Ilolladay at the helm. The 81, .
600, 600 was paid to Mrs. IIoIladay
at the National Bank of Commerce
III 81. Lotus last Saturday.
/ guess ] made more money in
the last ten months than any WON,
an in America" she said. IL
liked being at the head of big
enterprise all right, but it hardens
n woman, and she drops ont of So
clrty, ! will move TO ST. Louis
now aud return To society.
What made me go after the
presidency was | couldn't have q
pass while ! was director. SO
bought the road and made myself
president, Then had all the pas,
SEES | wanted. -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
Charm of the Alps,

The Jungfrau has always had an in
descrlbabie charm for the Alpine climb
or. 1t is as II up on those shining
heights some siren voice was ever
singing the song Of each mans hearts
desire. People SO timid that they look
askance ut step-ladder have been
known to be filed with an unconquer-
able desire to reach that far.off world
OF snow that mocKs them with Its over
powering peace. Many have reached
the top and found that what looked like
faint shadows to the watchers In the
valley were. In truth, mighty crags OF
Ice, and seemingly bottomless ravines.
And they who have stood on the very
top, 80 near the heavens that the world
below seemed but fading shadow. say
that moment repaid them for all the
dangers endured.--From THE White
Sphinx" by Kathleen l.. Greig. in Four
Track News.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

he considered in view of so much
petty 'hirvug after that hour.
There is Ii weeping tree in the
cemetery at Ste. Grnryieve which
is attracting much attention.
lllmo is only n little over "A YEAR
old and the property owners there
are already building concrete walks.
The Maiden New says that a
large swarm of dragon flies passed
over that town Sunday afternoon.
Wolves are killing Reynolds
county sheep. The Reformer says
that wolves are very plentiful down
there.
The first Friday in November is
Eugene Field DAY and Teachers are
urged to celebrate the day in the
wuy of mnking children familiar
with the writings of the poet.
DrSu'o will try very hnrf to sc
rurr lnr United States sub-1xpcri.
meat durv slull"u that is to hc es-
t,b,i. he'd aln9" the line of the Mis-.
sruu Pacific. at Iron Mountain
rnud
In rhr public school notes in the
Nrw Madrid Mlssouran there is
request that Young children should
rot hr sent to school tO bp taken
care nt during thr afternoon 10y an
older pupil
The DrSuto Press thinks That
good manners should prevail among
women at church u~ well ns al tie
lhralrr, aud wrar,rS of large hats
Ought to remove them for the benr-
liD of thoSr behind them.
Engine 7Oi on the Iron Munu.
tain has been IN Twelve wrecks
within the past two years, The
FrrdrrIrktowu Democrat News
thinks there will be- something
doing when the next one happens.
The Benton Record says ANA
wants to buy the deep well that
was sunk there at cost of $l2,-
600 The offer is made by com.
pIny who expect to bottle and ship
the water and establish u santa,
rum there also.
4 defective bridge in Jefferson
county gave way on the 2nd while
/ c. W. Havrrstick and VIM. Hellby
were crossing with their threshing
machine. The latter was killed by
the large engine and tank falling
ON him.
Some very interesting statistics
were brought ont at the recent Old
Settlers Reunion in jefferson
county. The first postOflice in that
section was at iIerculaneum in
1871, with Charles \. Austin as
postmaster. The site of the build
ing has been washed into the Mis-
siSsippi. There was Il mail from
| st Louis every two weeks, There
were postoilces at Selma in 1923,
Sunvillc in 1898. Glcniinlas IN
1873, and TyrO 1850. All these
offices are now defunct.
All new School Books and schoo
supplies at Mrs rclty's news stand.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
A DEMOCRATIC GATHERING.
Warrensburg the Scene Of an In
teresting Meeting Of Prom
inent Missouri Demo.
Gratis,
COckrel, Stone, Folk, Dockery, Champ
Clark and Others Deliver lnsplr.
ing Addresses,

Sometime since Representative
Wallace Cr0ssley sent out invita-
tiuns to the Democratic members
of the Missouri LEGISLATURE add
other prominent Democrats of the
State for Il reunion at WarrrnShnrg
to take an accounting of IT." -i'na
ton aud lO get tugrtlr. -" na.
party differences that might exist.
In response to This invitation there
was II large gathering ut Warrcns.
buog ON the Bird INST, which took
the form of an ovation to former
Senator Francis Marion Cockrrll
Among the notable guests were
Senator Stone, Governor Folk,
former Governor Dorkcry aud
Congressman Champ Clark. At u
II banquet given IN the evening
speeches were made 10y MrsSrs.
Cockrell, Folk, Stone. Duckcry
aud Clark.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
Tattoo Marks Betray.

A deserter from the British army was
identified recently by the following tar.
too marks upon him: A cross on the
left forearm, with the words I'm loving
memory" jockey with two flags, Buff
falo Bill. heart on the back Of his left
hand, horseshoe with crossed whips.
n cross with the figure OF a soldier lean.
Ing on II. a pierced heart, heart on the
right forearm, heart with claspsd
hands, a soldier and girl.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

The foot ball season has opened;
likewise, also, the fatality column
is increased by the number of
deaths from foot ball. Last Friday
n student of Swarthmore College,
near Philadelphia. was so severely
hurt from an injury to the brain
that he will die.
A man near Sedalia thought that
he would prevent a wild turkey
from leading his flock of turkeys
away, and for that purpose killed
it. This cost him $25. aud he was
not allowed even the privilege of
eating the bird, for 1t was sent to
the city hospital at Seaalia for the
patieuts,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
SOUTHEAST NEWS.

Crystal City is to have u Slj, 900
hotel, which will he ready 10y June
1906.
Burglars were busy at Ironton
one night last week, as four or five
houses were entered during the
same night.
The new Catholic cemetery ut
Fredercktown will be dedicated
November 2nd, and the old GENE.
terry, which has been used since
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

1929, will not br used for any
more burials. The first burial re
corded is that Of Elizabeth Miller,
aged 10 years, June %, 1929
A half dozen new banks were
announced in Southeast Missouri
the past week. Every little cross.
roads town now has a bank.
The city council of Trenton is
considering II currew law for men
which will compel all men to he ut
home by midnight. II is said To
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

The Democrat says that probably
Charlottesville is the only town in
the country where II farmer has to
pay for the priviie ge of watering
HE horse.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13
THE HIGHER LIFE.
A Sunday School Problem and the
Model Teacher

Extract of sermon preached by Elder Ed
ward overs In the Christian church
furmingtUn. Mo-, oct. list, 1876. Text
lisa. iO:ll.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

All new School Books and schoo
supplies at Mrs. rclty's news stand.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-13

A farmer near Enid, Okla, has
had eight crops of alfalfa from his
farm, and if the pleasant weather
continues he can harvest another
crop. The crop is worth from $50
TO $75 an acre.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
OBSTRUCTION MAN RESIGNS.
Mir. Horton, for Some Time With C. &
 A., Takes Up Private interests.

Announcement was made yesterday by R. F. Horton that he had resigned from the post of superintendent of construction and civil engineer with the C. & A., position he has held for about year and half. The resigna- tion becomes effective on the goth of this month. Who. Mr. Horton's sue. cessor will be is not yet known.
 The occasion for his resignation is stated by MT. Horton to be private mining interests which he is no@long- CT able to look after properly, and at the same time continue the duties he has had with the c. & A. It is his purpose to devote his full time in the future to his own interests. The lat ter are in both Warren district and Sonora, and are said to comprise some very promising prospects.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
OVERTURNS OLD /
 CANCER THEORIES
BERLIN SCIENTISTS DECLARE THE DISEASE NEITHER PAR
 ASlTIc NOR CONTAGIOUS.
No Ground for Assumption That Can cer Is on lncrease-The Apparent Growth of Disease Due to Better Ability to Make Diagnosis.

Berlin, March 1t.-Professor Jo- names Orth, successor of Virchow in the chair of pathology at Berlin Un- ogists of the world. created conster- nation in the Berlin Medical Society last night by the declaration that cancer is neither parasitic nor con tagious Professor Hansemann, quite the equal of Professor Orth as a scientist. agreed fully with Profes- sor Orth's statements. This declara- tion, in the foremost scientific body in the world, came as the revival of an old theory. buried years ago by Virchow, Niemeyer, Billroth and oth- CTS. Professor Orth himself assisting at the obsequies.
 Professor OTth asserted that there was no good ground for~the assump- ton that cancer was on the increase or that it was contagious, even to the slightest degree. The apparent in- crease in the number Of cases, he held, was due to a better ability to make a diagnosis, many cases in the old days going to their graves under some mistaken diagnosis. Both he and Professor Hansemann said their exhaustive investigations permitted them to state that the disease is nev- CT unduly prevalent in particular To- calities, inferring infection or conta- zion, and likewise that it is never specially prevalent in certain fami- i lies, as indicating heredity.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16

Douglas, March 15.-Mrs. Frank Far rel died here today as the result of morphine believed to have been taken with suicidal intent on Monday. Un- finished notes found in her room arc believed to indicate the cause of the rash act as disappointment in love affair, coupled with severe struggle for existence that the young woman had been under for a year or more.
 Mabel Cavenas, as she is known in Naco, where she lived since childhood began her romantic. though sorrowful career at the early age of 13, when she married a Mexican bull fighter named Alfonso Armenia, who deserted her soon after they were married. She
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
HOTEL MAN ATTACKS GUEST.
Latter Roughly Used in Family Row
 at Douglas.
Special to Review.)

Douglas. March 15.-W. c. Miller, proprietor of the International hotel of this city, is under arrest on the charge of assault preferred by Ben Willard. The two were engaged in a fight, from which Willard, rho is an old gentleman, got very much the worst of it, stick of stove wood be ing the weapon said to have been used by Miller.
 In the melee Miller is understood to have struck Mrs. Miller. A family quarrel is said to have been at the bottom of the trouble. It is reported that Miller had been for several days more or less under the influence of liquor, and was ia trouble in Agua Prieta a few days previous for sim liar offense. Miller was let go on $50 bond which he furnished. His trial is set for Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16

until the very last was it considered in the least possible that the new judge ship would be created.
 Judge Campbell, since the creation hy Congress of the new judgeship, fias been considered throughout Arizona as the logical man to ffiI the important post, both from the point of acquaint- ance with the needs of the Territory and ability to fill these as well as from the fact that his splendid efforts at the capital stemmed the tide that was op- erating against granting of the much needed new judicial district. Tn Bis bee, as well as in every other quarter of the territory. many friends will ex. tend to Judge Campbell the congfat- Ila1ions that are his due.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
DOUGLAS WOMAN DEAD FROM hOPHINE POISONING
 BY HER OWN HAND

went by that name until she came to this city, when she lived with a man named Frank Farrell. who left her and wentsto Fl Paso four months ago. Two months ago she asked for position at the Avenue hotel, and was given one as waitress. According to the propri- etor of the hotel, she was very satis- factory and a general favorite about the place. due to her cheerfulness and desire to please. She leaves two year-old boy. who lives with her moth CT in Pirtleville.
 Her suicide was wholly unexpected and a shock to those who knew her since she has been at the hotel, and there are many conjcctures as to what was the actual cause of the rash act.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
CAMPBELL NAMED JUDGE
 BY PRESIDENT IN NOMINATION
 FOR NEW ARIZONA SEAT

Washington, March 1.-The Presi- dent today nominated John H. Camp bell, at present Assistant United States Attorney for Arizona. to be an Associate Justice in the Territory. The position is that created by Congress just prior to adjournment.
 Judge Campbell was for several years identified with the department of justice here, and won an enviable reputation for integrity and ability among those who came in contacf wirn him. In February he came to the city from Arizona to urge the provis- ion for the office that he has been ap pointed to. and made so forceful pre-. .sentation of the need of Arizona for the increased service that he succeed ed in carrying his point. though not
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16

forced 10 llSIeR lO HIS llrdueS on every body and everything in general.
 The insult to the Council came dur ing a time when Hon. Mike Nugent had been invited to appear before the House on a bill affecting Yuma coun- ty. Nugent represents Yuma county in the Council. and is a pioneer of the territory. The President of the Coun. cil today denounced Neville for his nn- called for attacks.
 Phoenix. March 15.-The freight rate and fare bill, introduced by MT. Neal, promises to result in lively dis cussion. While there is general ad. mission that passenger and freight rates are pretty steep in the territory and that reduction might be made to the advantage of the public and with out hurt to the railroads, when 1t comes to a vote it will he a source of surprise if the influence of the rail. roads is not felt in instance of present rates. It is understood the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe will combine forces to fight the issue.
 A bill by Mir. Cobb to change -he time of electing precinct officers. so that they will be elected at different times than county officers, is before the House.
 A bill reducing the number of jurors in misdemeanor cases from twelve to six was turned down by the Council.
 H. B. No s4. by Mir. Neal, was also killed in the upper house.
 sir Bristors bill relating to the filling of vacancies in town councils. was slightly amended and passed. The amendment was concurred in by the House. MT. Timmons' bill providing for the bonding of Yuma county for 8 court house was amended and passed Tt is somewhat doubtful if the House will concur in the amendment.
 The suggestion of the governor, rec ommending that a bill be introduced relative othe joint statehood question, is approved by all. This bill pro vides. that an election shall be held, al time to be designated by the gover nor, to vote upon the question ol whether joint statehood would De pre- ferrable to the present condition. The House, by holding sessions ear ly and late,- has been able to dispose of many bills recently. Among those passed are the following:
 H. B. No. 6S, by MT. Pickrell, provid ing that the records of county treasur CTS and county school superintend ents be kept in account books specially | ruled and printed for the purpose, suct books to be uniform all over the Ter ritory.
 H. B, No. 125, by Mir. Wilson, provid ing a salary of s25 a month for clerk! of school boards, in districts having al average attendance of 75O pupils.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-16
SENATE LIKELY TO TURN DOWN
 PRESIDENT.

Washington, March 15.-The discus sion of the Dominican treaty in the Senate today resulted in the drawing of party lines. Democrats who have been reported as likely to support the treaty will return to the fold, it is said, and on both sides of the chamber it is admitted there is little prospect that the convention will be ratified.