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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06
PEOPLE PRAISED.
President Declares Indian Territory "
Eligible TO Statehood.

vinita, J. T., April s.-The station
was profusely decorated with flags and
bunting an an immense sign bore the
words: Welcome TO Our President" As
the presidents train slowed down a sa-
lutte was fired. Hundreds of people
pressed about the train. The press
dents reference to statehood was Wild
" anplaaaea. He spoke az follows:
Il cannot say what pleasure IL is to
be today in the Indian Territory, which
earnestly hope win soon be part Of a
great state Of our nation (cheers). i
have never had the good fortune TO be
In the Territory before, but ! had the
great good fortune to have some Of
your sons in my regiment and better
and truer men never rode horse nor
handled rifle tcheers). All ! need
say Of them speaking to you of the
great war is that we tried In the little
war to show that we had some of the
spirit that the men had who fought I'm
the great civil war.
You will soon be part Of one OF the
great states of the union (for surely
we will see Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory admitted into statehood and
when that takes place you viii be af
the octset great state. Then II VIII
you make of it,"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06
PRESIDENT IN TEXAS
Dallas Thronged to Welcome Chic
Executive Of Nation.
SEES BUSINESS PART
Thousands Of Persons Cheer the CHE
Executive, and He Makes Open.
Air Address and rendered
Grand Banquet.

Dallas, April For the first tim.
In the history OF Dallas the city ha,
been honored by a visit from a chic
executive OF the nation, which even
occurred Wednesday afternoon.
At $40 O'Clock the train conveying
President Roosevelt and party rolle(
In over the Houston and Texas Contra
railway AS soon as the chief execu
tive stepped on the ground preparato-!
TO entering a carriage the Fourth Regi.
nlent band rendered Hail TO tbs
Chief and a salute Of twenty one gum
was fred by the Dallas artillery com.
pany. The immense multitude at tn,
union depot gave a tremendous cheer
Headed by the chief and platoon
OF police mounted on white horses an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06

crafty q I'M fnFnzaN ii t1sNkN naen H1kN
Who III Ire kefsese tH<I Ste 81 e*<zx
class "a peapif III ouf ttssle. = hr6ss6 -
ne oee&nS nweep of tlse tIlIai Way<~
measure less motion, always issbue1
with ajfIee. always ready to Dc h0slew
10 q aHxwant OF the people who wfKa
obey tNkir viii l must say no moss
GoodnN INT"
At d e conclusion OF Governor HogHse
speech President Roosevelt got up and
walking over to him. shook him by the
hand and congratulated him warmly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
President Hurriediy Dressed and Maze
Speech at Parsons.

Parsons, Kan, April Strain OF
President Roosevelt arrived here at
7.3o o'clock Wednesday morning
There we're 5o0e persons at the station.
Engines were changed here. An i'm
mense throng gathered around the
Presidents car, Rocket" and attracted
the attention OF the occupants by
shouts of Where is he7' Several ne
Eroes eaited. I'VE have been waiting
since 4 o'clock TO see .yeu" The pres
ident hurried his dressing and stepped
TO the rear platform. where he was
cheered. Citizens OF Parsons sent to
the car huge busch of American
Beauty roses. which were placed on his
breakfast table. The crowd was no;
sattsHed at merely seeing the president
and tn response to demand Eor a
speech he greeted the people briefly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06
SAERMAN's GREETING.
President Given a Hearty Wslc5nne by
an immense Gomez arse

Sherman. April 6 The greatest con 10
course Ia the history OF this place
greeted President Roosevelt The
streets were throngcd and the weather
Ideal People came in from every di-
r"stion. bsth hy train and wagon roads
The city was iavishly decorated. and
Colonel Lyou's home town gave the
chief executive grand and most hos
pitaoio welcome As the train depart
ed for Dallas there vas mighty cheer
waited after a.
While at Nlnita President Roosevelt
paid Indian Territory people a tribute
and commended them Ss eligible for
statehood
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-06

Niuita- + r., ApFH prosid mt
Roosevelt speciHl train arrived herc
1T SOS o'clock, a Few minutes late
There WAS great gathering and the
president was loudly chcersd The
train departed south at $40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
PAWTUXET.

Al the morning service Of the Baptist
church yesterday Rev. Thomas f. Bart
lett announced that In two weeks Parish
sunday" the annual money raising day
for the church debt, will be here. He
asked the members OF the congresa-
tion 10 invite all their relatives and
friends to make the meeting rousing
one In both forenoon and evening.
The usual amount raised on these oo-
caslons r. over $500 and Il is hoped TO
make II over 5000 this year.
There IL also 10 be a tube OF glass.
which the pastor hopes 10 hll with ten
cent pieces in order TO complete the pay
ments on the organ.
The money Is raised by pledge cards.
payable any time set during the year the
signer designates and very few OF them
but that are paid up when the proper
time comes
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett is hoping TO have the
church clear OF debt nv the time OF the
Tooth anniversary in 1905.
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hourly reducing her chances for future
service.
Those on board resolutely held TO their
posts Of danger. hoping that the storm
might subside before their vessel began
10 give away.
During the night the sea made great
havoc in her hull, smashing in alFthe re-
r,niring bulkheads and breaking up the
cargo
Realizing that his crew could be OF lit
TIA service on board. Captain Briggs at Z
o'clock this morning sent six more OF
them ashore in ono OF the Spartan's boats,
landing being made with great difficulty.
Capt. Briggs with his mates and two
soamen remaining on the steamer and al
though an effort was made by many on
shore TO induce him 10 abandon his ship
al o'clock he was still firm in his deter
niuation not TO leave her.
At that time the chances OF floating her
Sc med hopeless and even Wrecklng Mas
ter Scott OF New London. admitted that
there seemed but little chance OF saving
the steamer.
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WILL Leave WOONSOCKET.
EI-Supeinteadent Of Fire Alarms VIII GO
10 New York.

Atr--- Mrs eIi--t-fse- NeFEsll-af- &c
Crawford street, Woonsocket. will leave
this city. IL weather permits, on Wednes-
day for Suffern, ~. Y, where Mrs. Wor-
rail- IL TO enter a hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Worrall will go from Woonsocket TO
New York in a special car.
Mr. Worrall mas lived in Woonsocket II
years and regrets leaving, although he Is
leconciled to so doing because the change
is being made for the benefit Of Mrs.
W. rails health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

heard ON all sides. Mr. Turner is a sterling
actor who is one of tho most valued men,
hers OF the Albee company and he has
won by his Intelligent, finished acting and
his wholesome. unassumins personality
host OF staunoh friends who admire the
actor and esteem tho man. Mr.. Turner IL
now starring I'm David Harum," this be-
ing his third season I'm that everlasting
success. and next season he Ia 70 be star
red In now play. He will not be able To
ioin the Albee company at the very open-
.ng Of the season but will be here a few
weeks after the reason opens. when roy
al greeting is sure to he given him.
s.s
no stronger combination could be ar
rprged than Mrs. Annie Yeamans the
v"rcran actress. and Louis Wesley, the
funny little comedinn who won fame I'm
the Hoyt farces. WY ich incompa duo
viii appear az KCi,h's this week Mrs
Y,sr;ans. THE Grand old Lady OF the
S'rgc." is affectionately regarded by the
atrs soers all over the United states Her
name recalls 10 older theatregoers the
celebrated Harrignu and Hart Successes.
rotaby the MulligRn Guard Series. and
tltstregoers will RENE mber her big laugh
~ Z hit I'm why Smith Left Home" az
Livirls. The cook Lady" In "Zaza."
with Mrs. Leslie Carter. as Aunt; and
Others. Mr. Wesley and Mrs yeamans
viii apear IN an o. eltric comedy act en-
hrJcinR some ~ the funny specialties
they AID together recently In THE Mum
my and The Maid" introducing Mr. wes-
Iev's funny song "On Gee IT'S Great To
Re Crazy" That they will he given \
rousIng welcome hv local piaygoers n.
lSc.th's this week IL foregone concl,f-
siCr
Tho bin 81 Kaith's this week includes
Mrs. Annie yeRmanS and Louis Wesley;
Bert Coote Co. JEWELS Manikins,
Keno Walsh and Melrose. Charles Nil
dare. stanley and Rrockman. Kelly and
Ni>'ettc. Pete Baker. Trelosr and Tenn
pest. Marie Laurent and others.
Elaborate souvenirs will he given to the
p,trons of tho imperial theatre AT the
evening performance ~ April s the occa-
sion being the Bth performances ~ tho
Providence DramHt' stock company az
the local playhouse. this following out ot
the custom of tho management being due
% tho convic~on that such answering
LOYALTY as has benn shown hy the audi
c',Cs. and which has made the venture y
success. Il deserving or tokens OF appre-
cation from time 90 time. The souvenirs
will bc very beautiful. and OF such real
material value ina. o. will seem wonder
hat such presents can be afforded The
managers thems ,ivcs do not know exact
" wrere thev woulc come Osit IN such =
custom were followed at every perform
arct but are of tre unaltcrahle opinion
that thev would be faced with ruin 50
very little is The waterfall ACKNOWLEDGMENT
att'i cant upon anniversary observations
still the management must have some
49, " evincing tscir appreciation and |
the custom stands just the same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Miss Mitchell Celebrates Her
Ninety.Fourth Birthday.
Memorial 10 the Late Mrs.
Mathew S. DwysT- .Other Notes

Miss Lydia Mitchell was % years old
yesterday. but there were some Of the
five generations who spent the day with
her yesterday that were not more active
than she. for her health is the best and
still gets along without the use OF spec
tacles
She was presented with a birthday cake.
ornamented with "a candles, which made
a very pretty picture upon the table, upon
which an elaborate dinner was served TO
about 30 of her relatives. She Is
daughter o. the war Of 1912, and while
she could not entertain her guests with
any OF the Incidents OF that event she
could tell them OF Incidents that few have
lived long enough to call 10 mind.
The interesting event was held al s
School street whore she keeps house and
has for years for her brother Sebastian
Mitchell
She is OF a jovial and loving disposition
and bids fair to live quite number OF
years longer.
IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE
Mr. Matthew s. Dwyer presented TO the
Sacred Heart Catholic church yesterday
1000 shares OF southern railroad com
pany I'm memory OF his wife who passed
away short time ago The proceeds
are 10 he devoted 10 the choir. Mrs
Dwyer being the hrst organst OF the
church.
THE BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
The East Providence Business Mems
association will meet this evening. when
Superintendent or Schools Keith will read
a paper on the Relation OF Parents 10
Teachers" II Is expected that the com
mittee appointed TO look into the caucus
law will make It's report but il II doubt
ful II any action will be taken at this
meeting.
The Rev John f. Blake. pastor OF the
Haven NJ r. church, announced 10 his
congregation yesterday that he would un-
doubtedly accept the pastorate Of the
First Methodist church at Fall River.
There was a change for the better in
the condition Of Tax Collector Hill this
morning. and his physician is now OF the
opinion that he will recover.
The Imperial club will hold whist
party i'm their rooms on Taunton avenue
this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
THE THEATRES

The big scene in Babes in Toyiand" 10
he seen at the Providence Opera House
tiis week s the one depicting the grand
march OF all the toys in Toyland. Each
character is suppoced to be a counterpart
of some childish plaything and all the
scene. There are tov soldiers. toy drum
mers, trumpeters. punches, captains, gen
cra,s, dolls Of all descriptions-French
dolls. Dutch dolls and dolls of every ma
tot flity. Stage Manager Julian Mitchell
has 50 arranged it that each one appears
10 be = mechanical figure with the pecu-
liar trembling motion that these always
s. em 10 have II Is rather a trying scene
on tho company, ns they. must all keep
up the rigid appearance necessary 10 pre-
s,rve the illusion for some nfteen or
twenty minutes In order 10 accomplish
fhis and have Il perfect wonderful
eIrount Of rehearsal was entailed.
80
There are 10 scenes In he new play.
queen OF the Whit, slaves TO be seen
FOR the first time this week ~ the Empire
Francisco. whore @ young society woman
Is ebducted by a branch ~ tho Chinese
Highlinders known as The Terrthla
N're. and incule views of the torture
- nher Of that body. of the Pacific
C,ear with the detective who attempts
to rescue the young woman as the only
o. cupant ~ y raft. End ~ the home ~
ca sse Mandarin. With the thrilling opi-
sodc ~ the steel coll with sides that slow
"a. a,pvoa>, each ott,cr unfit thay crush
oIt tho life of tho cells occupant I'm this
case tho detective oi the secret service II
is a thrilling play IN which the heart in
tCrsst Is as pronounced as tho adventure
20
n e. an interesting experiment that
Nslter y Plmmcr. the well known vau-
degille agent ~ New York Is TO begin NJ
the Park theatre. next Monday. that Of
"a four yau lovulc shows day. two
in tho afternoon. two IN the evening II
has Ieen tried in other cities and has
rt,Vcs successful while such theatres are
becoming abuudat I'm the west Mr.
Prmmer proposes tc give two afternoon
Shows ono az o'clock and the other az
@I5 and two I'm the evening one at -
o',lock and one a. , o'clock. each 20 In
ciudc some % the b,st of vaudeville tai
tpt nm the afternoon 10 cents will admit
10 any scat I'm the house: I'm tho evening
the rates will be ~ and rs cents The
house g. one ~ ,ho most comfortable and
c,fy theatres IN The city and the venture
- culd prove sus ess ~ such an enter
tai neut AZ that promised by Mr. Piim-
mel h. afforded
Tn" announcement of the re-enEage-
M nj ~ Mr. VIM " Turner for tho Albae
Stocx company q Cenvinelv pleasing -
evcryens and expressions OF pleasure are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
Matters are somewhat MIXED IN the
case of Danrelly Davis and Hicks. and
me case may he heard IN court for some
time 70 come Mr. Donnelly was ar.
raigned IN the Seventh District court
yesterday morning and was released on
bail Thera was no one ~ police head
quarters who would say with what
charge MI Donnelly was arrsigned
The RI Rev Bishop Mcvicksr con-
frmed class Of nine. eight girls and
one boy. AZ 81. Marks Episcopal church
last evening. After the impressive ce-e-
nony. he made a very interesting ad-
dress 20 the Young merubers - tho church
and especially 90 the class that had been
confirmed.
Many % those who own sailing crafts
spent yesterday On either getting them
Into the water or making necessary re-
psirs
Mr.. James g. Johnson. the well known
druggist. would like 10 have tho police
find his valuable Pointer dog that Is miss
Ing.
The Nsrrsgsnseits aud Dark Horses
will meet on the Lincoln Avenue siieys
tomorrow evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
SETTLERS RATES TO POINTS IN
MINNESOTA, NoRTH AND sourH
DAKOTA

The Chicago Great Western Railway
wil on March : ~. n and 2sth. and
April 4. n. 10 and 25. sell way ticse,s
10 Minnesota and North and south Da
kots ~ greatly reduced rates For fur.
ther information apply 20 w A. Dolan
J y. A., 1os oid south Bldg. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

REVIVAL SER VICE.

The East Side Praying band held re-
rival service at the Pentecostai and Help
inc Hand mission. 40 Hartford avenue,
Cineyville. last eycnins, at o'clock. The
n Getting opened with a song service OF 10
minutes. conducted by George b. Crookes.
George w. Lewis, tn gospel singer, sang
u Shall be Like Him" Edwin A. Corbett
OF the Trinity Union NJ. p. church spoke
on the subject Life" II was an inter-
es ing address.
George w. Lewis sang "Gethsemane.'
IL marks were made by Rev. Arthur j.
Myers, superintendent OF the mission.
Pcger w Murphy. Henry j. Geer. Arthur
T.. Hall and others. The meeting closed by
singing the doxology. large congrega-
ton was present.
Doctor-But surely You can locate the
pain?
Patient-Thats Just II, doctor-I can't.
I'm so thin that | can't tell whether it's
in my chest or In my back.-New Yorker.
How do you cure yourself of in
somnia?"
IT left n lot Of my days work un-
finished and tried TO stay awake and do
IT at Misunderstanding Leader
An American girl I'm Lucerne
Told few native cronies of herne
or the loop-the-loop feat
And they said "'Twoud be sweet.
-Rul-Re fear IL would give us a terne,"
Houston Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

"swigem Is an intellectual man; in fact.
hc a. what one would call deep man"
Peep We'll. | should say he is, Tie
car hold more drinks than any other man
I'm town" Galveston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

JUST OUT
|.y@S@GHsy41yox@%S GHs4yx%S
|%agaZMe
FOR APRIL.
Mr.. Lawson writes:
! start this month on the
actual Crimes of Amalaga-
mated.
Igive names. times, places
in detail.
No Wall Street man or
investor can afford to miss the
Utah Copper Bunco Game !;
How Samuel Untermyer,
Esq. Clark, Ward & Co,
and English investors were
swindled.
The Munroe & Munroe-
City Bdnk flimflaming of
two professional gamblers;
How one of the Big Three
Insurance companies sold
their stocks for $500, ooo.S7
and made sworn statemen is
to the Insurance Departments
that the same'was $3,o75,3e2.
| described the insurance
trick of-"new business"
! make my first apology
to those ! have hayed-to
Roger Foster, Esq.
| answer critics from Geor.
gia, New York, Kansas,
Tacoma, Boston and Phila.
delphia straight from the
shoulder, calling spades black
spades.
If there is any liquid blood
left in the nation, it should
boil. Record me, it viii.
Garfield reports to Roose-
welt, Beef Trust all right
If the American people.
with this latest insult to their
intelligence, and with Russell's
facts in their hands, don't put
another nail in the "Sys-
TENS" "coffin, | miss my guess.
In Mr.. Russells article. in the April
number, a picture is given Of sixteen
great railroad presidents, terrorized by
the Beef Trust sneaking into New
York Club. To rebel in concert against ths
Trusts gorging methods.
The Experiences OF a Nursery Gov
erness" the many stories, and other strik- x
ing features. will interest every woman.
For sale on all News Stands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
A prIton who boasted his blood.

4 Rriton who boasted his blood.
Orco Sav \ COW chewing its Good.
That's very great pho
Ncnienon, muttered he
II OF he slipped and fell down IN the
mood.
Houston Post
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
SPARTAN ASHORE
AT BLOCK ISLAND


Philadelphia steamship .
8
.
Sailing
3 8
.
8 and then shu
all her .
wh
n t bot
. tom.
; Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
0LNEYVILLE.
President Of Musical and Ath.
IetIc Association Resigns.
4 Birthday arty..Chargs Boy
With Theft Of Button.

Olneyville bra nch OF the Providence
News az Heffernans Nav store 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res.
faurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

The announcement of the ro-enEage-
m' nj ~ Mr. VIM. " Turner for tho Alhae
stocx company e genuinely pleasing -
eycryens and expros sions of pleasure are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

II you are proud OF your personal AZ
Dr Kings latest invention, that won:
derful Improvement, the Natural
0ums" which makes II impossible TO
detect artificial teeth In your mouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

In Mr.. Russells article. I'm the April
number. a picture is given Of sixteen
great railroad presidents, terrorized by
the Beef Trust. sneaking into a New
York Club. To rebel in concert against ths
Trusts gorging methods.
The Experiences OF Nursery Gov
erness," the many stories, and other strik-
ing features. will interest every woman.
For sale on all News Stands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

scarcely had the life savers left the
, essei last night with half tho crew. when
the wind hauled into the northeast and
began 20 pick up force. BY midnight IL
had increased to ~ knot breeze and
three hours later IL VAS blowing more
~ an y miles an hour BN dawn this motn-
ing a regular northeast storm prevailed
and great surEes we're laundering against
the windward side of the helpless vessel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE.

" you have tooth nlIed by Or. Kings
Painless Method you will never Try the
Sd Painful way again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

'I left n lot Of my days work un-
finished and tried TO stay awake and do
It at ght"-Cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-20

has heen so prominent I'm the work In
connection with tho Coal Handlers
transportation council OF tRis city. and
through his agency the agreements pre-
scnted 10 the dealers OF this city have
icen so generally satisfactory. he has
been called into consultation TO meet the
delegation In Fall River to so arrange tho
agreement 10 he presented there that II
will be modelled after the one used here
and seemingly giving so much satlsfac-
tion