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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
FL. M. FORD
CITY EXPRESS

Caring to all parts of the city. Orders
may be left a. Sections Pharmacy or
,. r r. freight stati0n.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
4 WOMAN WAS KILLED
Passenger Train Struck Stock Train on
viaduCi at ST. Paul.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. "a 500
Line passenger train from the East,
leaving the union passenger station
at sos yesterday, colIided with a
Chicago Great Western stock train
at FourYa street yiaduct The force
of the ctlision sent five of the pas
senger cars down twenty-seven foot
tmbankment. One woman Is dead
and five were seriously injured
while a score or more were slightly
cut and bruised That more were
not killed or injured is due to the
fact that the train was nearly empty,
having discharged the greater num-
Der of its passengers at the union de-
pot here.
Two or three of the injured may
die
w. E. Haskell, who is among those
Nightly injured, was formerly own
~ sf = the Minneapolis Times, but is
now connecter~ag..s.h e4-Post.a---, .f1rasss..- :
The cause of the accident was the
failure of the air brakes on the stock
train to work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Louis Dean Comedy Company
arrived In the city today from Dallas
to fiji an engagement at the Shell
ton opera house. beginning tonight
The Fort Worth Record has the fol-
lowing to say OF Mr. Dean and his
company:
The Louis Dean Company opened
a week s engagement at the opera
house Monday night presenting as
their initial bill Diamond Dick One
Of the largest audiences of the sea-
son was present and the applause
which greeted the performers was
hearty aud spontaneous The play
was in four acts and there was a
well connected plot giving Opportuni-
ties for good acting The interest
was sustained TO the last and the
situations were met with competent
cast in a splendid manner The au-
dience was highly pleased with the
offering and all Indications point 10
a most successful week with the COM
pany.
The specialties introduced between
the acts were very clever and receiy-
ed the favor they deserved. "
Ladies free tonight If accompanied
by one paid 35 cent ticket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

The jury civil docket was called
In the district court this morning.
and the greater part of the day was
devoted by the court to hearing de
murrers and suits for partition Four
jurors summoned for this week were
fined $25 each for nou-appearance
The jury for the week is as follows.
J. B. Elgan. Palmer. r. l.. Ingram
Waxahachie: J. T. Forbes. Mountain
Peak; F. ID. Jones. Italy, j. H. Hunt
er, Waxabachie, r. ID. LoOney, En-
mis-. d. b. Hunsucker Rocket, J. II.
Forehand. Palmer. j u. Farrar.
Wa2ahachie r. II. Farrar, Garrett,
c. T. Eskridge. Mountain Peak. j..
f. Eskridge. WaXahachie. W. r.
Blakey Ennis. Bob Wimberly. Italy.
J.. W. Jones Bristol; j. II. James,
Milford, ~ ". Madison. WaXahachie,
IS. c Davis. Waxahachie. C. M Ban
ner. Ennis. J. g. Tate, F1rreston,
L. s. H0oser. Frost j W. Ba}a,
Bardwell. J "a Duff Ferris J 81.
Eddlemun. italy A. L. Wilmington,
Bardwell W. j. punaway. Italy r
T. CRAIG Euniz Henry Martin,
Waxahachie ~ E Stout Ennis @
W tdndop WaxahHchie J % Thorn
as. nardwell. O a Boon l@U S..
E Calvin. Crisp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
RETURNS TO NEY YORK
Rear Admiral EyaaS viii Await Arrival Of
Prince Louis.

New York, Oct. Rear Admiral
Robley d. Evans. with part of the
North Atlantic fleet, returned TO the
port of New York yesterday, the ves-
sells anehoring in the North river.
In the fleet was Admiral Evans flag
ship, the Maine and the Missouri,
both of the first divisions of the fleet.
the kearsarge having gone to the
League island navy yard and the
Kentucky to Portsmouth for three
days stay. OF the second division
there were the Alabama. flagship OF
Rear Admiral Davis, the Illinois,
Massachusetts, and Iowa. The vessels
will remain here about ten days
They will prepare for the formation
of fleet of eight battleships, four
armored cruisers and the new pro-
teeted cruiser Charleston, which will
welcome Prince Louis of Battenberg,
who is to arrive here between Noyem-
ber aud Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
A QUEER QUARANTINE
Some teNations To Which People in
Restricted Districts are Subjected.

New Orleans. Oct Quarantine
between Yaxoo and Warren counties
in Mississippi has played a queer
prank with truck garden and plan
tation lying in each county. says the
owns the land has a garden full of
owns the Ian dhas a garden full of
valuable vegetables and while she
may gather them on the YaZ0o coun-
ty side of the line. she cannot reach
over and gather any on the War
rem county side. for the quarantine
station is near her home and a guard
is constantly on duty To make mat
ters harder, her cotton houses and
gin are on the YazOo county side,
while the cotton field Ii on the other
and Ii the hands 60 across to pick
the staple they cannot recross until
10 days has elapsed II is needless
to add that this particular lady Is
exceedingly anxious TO see these re
strlctions removed. OF course there
would be no more danger Of her con
tracing yellow fever from the veg
etables growing on the Warren side
than from the Yazoo side. Yet
should she do so. she would violate
a quarantine law and subject herself
10 fine and Imprisonment.
So far as known the mosquitoes
from the Warren side have not been
barred but IN certain sections of
the country they have not yet heard
the news, published several years
ago and proven az New Orleans, that
Jhe mosquito - th special agent OF
Ytllcw tatk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
RELIABLE INFORMATION.
From our Local Druggists, Hood n
Martin.

We want the people of Waxahachie
10 know that We believe the most
valuable preparation OF cod liver oil
the best tonic. reconstructor.
health restoroT and strength creator
known TO medicine today, Is Vinol.
V{nol. be "a understood. is not
patent medicine. as everything 90 con
tains is named on the back label Of
every bottle We guarantee Ninol
contains in a concentrated form all
of the medical curative and body
building elements of cod liver Oil
actually taken from fresh Gods liver
but without a drop of oil 90 clog the
system. upset the stomach aud retard
its work This is Why NiuOl IS SO
er uit and emuisiors
We do not believe there ls @ man.
woman or child in Waxahaehie whom
Niuol win not benefit at this season
0f the yesF
Viuol has become SO well known
and sa highly regarded hy the profess
sion that it " actually guaranteed
hy gEgf two thousand leading drug
rists % the United States 90 create
health and strength uf old people.
weak. ste6iy women aHa children.
nursing mothers. aud after severe
sickness. and Tor hacking coughs.
chronts colds. bronchitis and an
throat aud lBuE fuuhles. also %
Create an appetite and mak~ those
"a h0 are too thin fat ross and
health. FRY Nin0l nn cur EuAran-
lev Is costs nothiaK II t falls
Hood 4 Martin. dfuestsgH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
YOAKUM LINE
Wichita Valley Road May Become a
Part of the Colorado
Southern System.

The Wichita Valley railroad, an
important feeder railroad in Texas,
probably will be a part of the c. s.,
\. o. & P. system within a short
time Negotiations are now on for
the purchase of the line by the Yoak-
UNI Hawley system, and IL will i'm
mediately be improved and made a
part of the system
The railroad is seyenty-five miles
long, 1t extends from Seymour to
Byers, Texas, passing through Wichi-
IA Falls, one of the most important
points on the Colorado Southern In
Central Texas outside of Fort Worth.
The shorter line has been an import
ant feeder to the Southern Pacific for
years.
1t was built by number of Texas
capitalists. who went into the enter
prise principally for developing the
country in that section and thereby
making valuable large tracts of land
in which they were interested AL
though small, the road does a large
business.
The line has been surveyed TO Abi-
lene. Texas, an important point on
the Texas and Pacific, a distance of
fifty miles. If the Colorado and
Southern obtains this line this ex-
tension probably will be made, be-
cause it would prove another advan-
tageous connection with the other
roads of Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
THE MEETING.
Evangelist Haddock Heard by Large
Audiences Yesterday.

Yesterday morning and last night
there were large audiences assem-
bled at the Main Street Christian
church to hear Evangelist Haddock
At p. m. there was a fine assem-
bly, of men. AT this service the
preacher described the all-round
man as physical, mental, sentimental,
business, social, religious. Messrs.
Haddock and Stanley sang touch
ing, ,solo--'My Mothers Hands" In
the farenoon the subject of the ser
mon Nes The s5fead Graged
Church" and In the evening 1.-THE
Personality of the Holy Spirit" Mr..
Stanley sang a solo. The services
of the day were much enjoyed. The
meeting will continue a few days
longer. Services begin at 7;45 p. N.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE
Property OF Mrs. Elizabeth Horner
So Devised by VIII.

BY the terms Of the will OF the
late Mrs Elizabeth Horner, who died
recently in Louisville, Ky, all of
her real estate is directed to be sold
and the proceeds used as a nucleus
to establish home for old people.
The will was filed for probate at the
term Of the county court which ad-
journed last week.
The land includes three lots in
Colorado City. Texas. four lots in
Texas City. Texas. and some lots in
Hermosa and Huntington Park, Cal,
Mrs Horner was a sister to Judge
]. W. Ferris. deceased, and was a
resident of this city at the time of her
death at Louisville
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
WOMAN FRIGHTENED
left Home Bssauss II strange Action
ug Two Nc0rt-e@.

Mrs Tom mr3 wlfe of "a farmer
living near Palmer. was frightened
from home lale Saturday exenmE hr
tAe sffmnHe actions of fw0 HvHFue#.
Ags Brd 6aw sbem Bpurgaehtus fhe
shot sun ehleh Nas discharged e.
short distance fruw thu touse Me-.
bird became alarmed and f'e8 ta fnr
home ~ nssehbnr wbn lfFHt HeaF
81 When she falA 60 tha 4aHeF aE
lions ~ the HFEt0ea Hae @as accom-
n8mlma hwms ST. uwNN HH# AH
she twn eNteFwa MFs Nr#s aa
8 ne#fu same ffem HHAHg heH H
Fnn fhruu9h Tbs 8eUf wa&Aa#
kla H#swsse The EfffRs wfe sa
flsa ns fhe HH1sfsHrf Haf 40 H
fest hmM spt hsea 8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

q 81 Wsha ef thn f.unis urishhur
hood @Fltss the follaeHns wifh Fefs
vftnew fa bis cotton eFHp
He HH MMhf afitEaM aNuNt ere
vanaHgan ~ tho COTTON eFWu n dif
fvrenf paFta uf tte faHurF 8 fhuARht
auaai eriss a fee Hnas aheat ths
sfou ii mx ueisbhoftua8 ihlnk &
theFt - Late frost the tre0 wfU
maAe enc feaTth kAt# % fAw acre
rhts fssf { bAte ln ~ asFva ama stl
n@As # hafes fAat 2Nas i ta6 in
k&# Heees and Eatt#e*# &M t#te@
*htH aaawe Nt@ agfg*fente Ga the
f@a eEua#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

In the cities where the limitations
OF Charles 3 Hanford's present tour
will permit only one performance, it
has been decided 20 leave the choice
of a play 10 the popular preference
as expressed 10 the local management
through the box office of the theater.
Already has the announcement OF
his appearance brought forth emphat-
ic expressions OF desire In the matter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

County Commissioner III. T. Will
cher uf Ferris attended q meeting of
the board of comm lssiouers today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02
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Commissi Brokers

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-02

4 free botrle Of nf Tnacner's Liver auc
Blood Syrup will be sent 10 any reader OF
this paper who viii write % the Thaehe'
Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
Last Of a Noted Gallows.

The wooden gallows in the Jail yard
has been torn down to make room for
a modern steel structure. BY way of
a grim joke the sheriffs Office spread
the report that Deputy Sheriff Love
intended to take the frame of the ven
cradle instrument of death to his
LONE and build chicken house out
of it, on the theory that no negro, no
matter how ardent a lover of chick
en- meat, would dare to rob such a
hen roost
AS a matter Of fact, the old gallows
is to be split into kindling wood for
use in the furnace of the court house.
This morning a negro man who has
seen years of service as an attache of
the sheriff's office. was engaged in pill
ing up the weather beaten lumber un-
der the steps Of the portico on the
north side of the court house. The
steps, intact. lay stretched on the
ground.
MANY a man has taken his last
walk up those STAIRS said bystand,
err Indeed, they have said the col
ored man. 81 have seen twelve of
them go that way-Hawes and Byars
and Scroggins and Ben Eldridge and
others. Makes me feel kind O. creepy
to handle this stuff, but guess it will
burn all right. News.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
APPREHENSION.

Run, chile. run, Its time foh you to
hide,
De day is pass when you kin bow an.
say,
please walk inside
When somebody's ringing at do DO
II may be some one comm wifi a new
financial plan,
Or me bbe it's visit FUN de liteinsur-
ance man.
But you wants 10 run fob cover tes' as
hasty as you can.
Somebody's ringin' at de do bell.
Rui.. chile. run. An hor you pennies
tight.
Somebody's ringin' at de do bell.
II dey fms you has dollar. dey will
haunt YOU in de night.
Somebody's ringin' at de do bell.
l reckons it's de lan'loyd come to say de
rent is due.
Or Mebbe it's a trust dat say dar ain no
trust for you.
But whosomever It's. you wants to dis
appear fun view.
Somebody's ringin' at de do bell.
Washington Star
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10

or simple exiles. whose oftenscs were
designated under the general term of
"untrustworthiness"-and the hard
labor class. who we're convicted of
some overt act against the peace and
dignity of the czar. Some of the pris-
oners were taken to the barber shop,
where one side OF the head was
shaved bare; and the nair an the
other side being allowed to remain.
they presented. when their caps were
removed, pitifully grotcsGue appear,
ance. To the strong leather belt
which confined their Greatcoats at
the waist were attached two chains
which reached to the ankles, where
they were rivcted to the ankle irons
Alexis and Ivan were fortunate in
being exempted from thc degradation
of having their hair cut in the man
ner described, but in all other re.
Fpec:s they were treated as the Other
convicts. They tried to gain informa
ton nom The guards as 10 Ilda, but
IT WAS wi.hoU! avail, and they were
left in uncertainty as to her fate. But
they were rot long in suspense.
Early cn the following morning 4
huglc sound rarG through the prison,
and n few minutes later all were act
i've. Orders were Issued IL quick,
sharp tones to the prisoners TO be
ready to march. anl SITTER Easty
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10

the command of an Ispravnik-th The
sub-governOr or mayor of the smaller
towns; draft for more laborers for
the mines-any of these causes might
compel them to change their resideace
at a moments notice, and go to a
point, hundreds, if not thousands, of
miles distant. Hence our friends we're
kept in constant state Of fear and
suspense, lest at any moment an or
der might issue which would place
them further apart-perhaps never to
meet again.
1t must not be supposed that Alexis
and Ivan had calmly reconciled them
selves to their fate, and had passively
accepted the misfortune that it had
been their lot to endure. The thoughts
by day and the dreams by night cot
eXiles of Siberia are of escape, and
Ivan and Alexis were no exceptions to
plans, but one after another had been
dismissed as impracticable. For 1t was
not alone for themselves that they
planned. They had determined never
to leave Siberia without Ilda and the
hapless Olga.
In spite Of every effort, no word of
the fate of Olga had reached them,
and Ivan was in an agony of apprehSn-
sion regarding her. But one thought
consoled him. He knew that the Ba-
roness Won Rhineberg would do every
thing in her power to mitigate the
sufferings of the unhappy girl, and he
knew, too, that he would certainly
hear some news as soon as any infor-
nation of his location could reach the
baroness-if it ever did.
(To be continued)
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
A Brave Laddie

Not long ago six-year-old city boy
proved himself hero. Robert and
his little brother Willie had a pet
dog which they had taught several
tricks, one of which was to jump
through their arms when they forhEG
them into hoop. One warm after
uoon the boys were playing on the
porch when the dog dashed up. The
boys instantly made place for him in
their games and Robert held up his
arms and invited him to jump
through. Instead Of joyfully accept
ing the invitation as he usually did,
he jumped upon Robert with a snarl
and cruelty bit his arm and face.
Screaming with pain, Robert threw
the dog of and started for the house.
But when he reached the door he
looked back and saw his little brother
lying upon the floor. Fearing the dog
would attack the wee fellow next,
Robert turned back and seized him by
the hand and dragged him into the
house. There is little doubt that the
pet dog was suffering from rabies.
Robert was Immediately treated for
his wound, and there is little fear that
serious results will follow, but his
brave act in remembering his brother
and saving him in spite of his own
danger and sufferings place Robert in
the same class with men whose heroi,
deeds have made them world famous.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10

had suffered tenssly on tie fiyeh
that Ilda was startled by the sui .rer
asking II she kaew any pris ner
named Ida Baroasy.
llda's heart beat fast. She had rot
heard from AleX.z or Ivan since she
was separated frcln them to con lue
her journey, and while she kew
that they had been stopped at CT ka,
she believed that they had only zen
halted there, preparatory to being sent
further into the interior, perhars TO
the dreaded mines OF karc. Id re-
vealed her name to the stranger. Who
produced paper. 1t proved to b. but
single work ..Nadeshda" tHope) but
II was as very message OF future
happiness for the girl, for she recog
nized the hand of Alexis. She learned
that the scrap of paper had been
handed to the woman at poiat some
three hundred miles away, wheTe
surrey was being made for a low
road, and by further questioning
found out that Alexis and Ivan bad
been given employment in that war
so far as the woman could describe
the man who had given her the scrap
OF paper, and who had but a moment
to ask her to deliver it TO Ida Elro-
sky. if they should meet.
Thus the months passed away-the
ey:les waiting. watching, with ANXIOUS
hearts for word of hope from those
nearest and dearest to them. IL ST.
teria, they knew that they could not
even, IL they SO desired, hope to re-
main as they willed for any length Of
time in the place in which they were.
The whim of an officer in authority;
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
The Price Was Too Hiah.

But" protested the crooked capi-
talist, you were SO positive that you
could get our bill through the legisla-
ture."
Il know I was grcwled the lobby.
ist, but couldn't touch the members
at ALL
why, you insisted that they all
had their price"
Exactly, and they all held out for
it and wouldn't consider mine"
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
TO MAKE YOU SMILE
DONE UP IN SMALL
PARCELS.
WIT
Poor Man Saved from Much Worry
Little Willie Gives Pop Away-Why
Johnny Put on Forgiveness Of His
EnennJ-Candid.
No Eseace for Him.

NO" cried the tragedian, Il have
MT been in the town for twenty years" :"
Then you think they have forgot
ten your Hamlet" said the first low
comedian.
The eminent heavy shook his griz-
z!ed head.
There are some things that can
never be forgotten he mournfully
replied. III the Oldest inhabitant
failed to recognize my sadly altered
features. l doubt not that the very
egg stains on the grimy walls would
cry out and betray me-"
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
The Future Fire,

"You look happy, old man." said
jerks.
Il am" replied Goodman. II have
just renewed the best and cheapest
fire insurance man could possibly
have in this world"
You don't say?"
Yes. l just paid Lly pew rent
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
Laid by Lincoln Admirer

A Michigan man is preparing to re-
shingle his house for the first time
since 1860, the year Lincoln was elect
ed. In removing the old hand-shaved
shingles. on one protected by the over
lap of its neishbor were found the
words: "Hurrah for old Abel"
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-10
PERHAPS the Time Will Come.

visitor-Who is the benevolent look.
ing convict with the bald head and
side whiskers?
bank wrecker, who got away with
three millions. He's in for life.
And the gaunt one next to him."
Hes only ninety day-er-held
up man at night and robbed him Of
So to get food for his starving family"
Puck.