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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
BIG STORM IN CALIFORNIA
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of
Property Destroyed.
TeIeR rnph and Telephone Com
m~unicatiOn Suspended nnd Traffic
Of All Kinds Dc~mOrNIizcd.

Santa Barbara, Cal, March A.
Many thousand dollars worth OF o
cray was destroyed in this city by tho
storm which has bcen in progress since
Saturday night. Telephone and telc-
graph communication with Los An
geles Is entirely suspended. Every
vessel In the harD0l waB damaged on
Sunday, entailing a loss OF $40, 700.
The Pride, a gasoline schooner. was
dashed to splintcrs, and the yachts
Altcnc, Chispa, Bclvcdcrc and all tho
hBhing vessels met a similar fate.
Brcakers 20 feet high pounded against
the ncwly-constructcd ocean boulevard
and washed away COO yards. Railroad
traffic Is entirely suspended. Six pas
scnger trains are Ia the city, with no
prospects of moving FOR some time.
The stcamer State Of California, due
here Sunday afternoon, was unable to
land. and proceeded TO San Francisco.
-Four inches Of rain has fallen in &c
hours. and rain Is Still falling. Tho
northern end OF the county reports
even worse conditions than here. At
Santa Yncz the strong wind blew down
several barns and the roofs from
stores and residences. The mountain
streams and torrents are impossible.
The bridges are out between Ventura
and Saugu8, and trains are stalled.
An earthquake Of severe proportions
IL reported to have been felt at Santa
Paula, but details are unObtainable.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

NEWS FROM MISSOURI :
state Dairy Com M missioner.

The Druncrt bill, creating the Office
Of state dairy commissioner, passed
the house with It's emergency clause.
The appointment Of the commissioner
Is TO be made by the COvcrnor, for a
two-ycar term. He Is TO give bond In
the sum OF 10000 and Is TO receive
"a salary Of 1000 per annum and ac-
tnal necessary expenses. He Is en-
powered, If II be necessary, TO appoint
n deputy. who isto be paid 81 200 per
year, ard must maintain an Office, 10
be furnished by the state board Of agri-
culture, At the state agricultural col
IeGc. lie is TO Inspect crcamcTies, pub
lie d~airies, butter and cheese factories
M least once "A year, and compile and
publish annually statistics concerning
the dairy industry. The bill also pro-
Vidcs that the commissioner Is 10 take
Examples anywhere Of n dairy pro-
ducf, or Imitation thereof, suspected
or being made or sold In violation Of
law and cause the same to be analyzcd
or satisfactorily tested by the state
agricultural college chemists, and such
analysis or test shall be recorded and
preserved az evidence, and the %ccrtif-
cat" Of such test, when sworn 10 by
snch chemist, shall be admitted in evil
dcncc in all prosecutions that may re
SUIT under the operations Of this act"
Any one hlndcring or Obstrlcting such
Investigation IL made liable TO "A fine
OF from $40 to 800. An appropriation
OF $4,000 Is made from the general
revenue fund for the carrying out o2
this act.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
tnuntrrfcitcr. Arrcstrd.

Federal secret service men from 81.
Louis, who recently arrested ThOmaa
Inlow, John Wilmington and Clara
Jackson in the swaimpR ncar Poplar
Bluff, on the charge Of cOlntcrici'inp,
have discovered six mold8 buried on
an Island in the Dan river. The molda
arc pronounced by secret service Agent
Ritchcy to be almn~ perfect. on"
finished coin was found and several not
yet finished Besides the mnlds "A metal
and "A quantity Of plaster Of Paris were
found.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
ARE RAGGED BUT WEALTHY.
y iirty unnd ON Their Why From
Mexico 10 st. Louis, with
Rolls OF Nour..

Austin, Tex, March IA pic
tnrcsquet lot Of gypaica passed through
here on their way from M"xico 10 st.
Louie. They were 80 ragged aud dirty
that United States immigration In
spcctorB held them up when they at
tempted TO enter this country at the
border.
In response TO the question az 10
whether they were IN ppsscB9lOn Of
any money, the leader of the band
reached into his pocket and drew forth
500 900 in United States currency and
exhibited q Letter Of credit for $4,000
on the Bank Of London and Mcxico.
The other members of the rowing
band carried rolls OF bank bills and
sacks filled with gold coins. They
stated that they are on their "A to
St. Louis to purchase horses. They
will return to Mexico when they have
finished their purchases.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
SHE'S PRETTT, But TICKLE.
'..JosIc" Has Hccn ".JnshInG' Three
uusbn In New
York cry.

New York, March "a According 10
the story told by l3-ycar-o'" william
II. EllccOtt in the MO!riGiana police
court, his pretty young "!fc, ~JoS"phin",
has two other husbands living. and for
two or three years she has been dis
tributing her wifcly affections among
the trio.
In proof II this, William ". Ellccot'
produced "a gold horseshoe Hcarfpln
which she Is said 10 have given t q one
OF her husbands for "a Christmas gift;
then. after gurrcptitlou1Iy removing
It while he slept. she made IL serve for
a New Ycar'g present 10 her second
husband. When It. would probably be-
come an Easter Offering 10 husband
No. g.. Ellccott objected. Hence. pretty,
fcklc Josephine was arrested and held
IN 81 600 bonds for examination.
II is gaid that three separate mar
rlago certificates will be put In evil
dcnce TO back up exhibit No. the
horseshoe pin.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

Speaker I'LL announced the horS"
committee, which Is 10 have charge Of
securing and placing upon the wall in
the hOuHc Of rcD~rcScntativc an oil
portrait Of one Of the inariyr"d
prc.ihrnt8-Lincnln, Garfield or Nc
kinney. The committee IL made up Of
Representatives Buckley, who intro
duc"I the resolution. P"i'ijphn, iiOO'-
en-, Atkinson and I;urch. An appro-
priat!Un Of $1,000 has been made TO
secure M" paintings. The governor,
ia" secretary Of state and III" attorney
general determine which o! the 'hrc"
presidents shall be chosen. ia" ON
mit!s" being only empowered TO carry
ont Ia" work. The portrait viii be
placed opposite that ~ Thomas II.
Benton.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
BANKER FINDS HIS CHILD.
After Years of Searching, Ue Einds
H~r W"rLinK In " Laundry
In Kansas.

Parsons. Kaa., March H-E. f.
Woodward, a Denver banker, found
his daughter. Of whom h" has had no
trace for - years.
Woodward and his wife separated /.
years ago, and the child was given &C.
the mother by tho courts. Later, the
mother married a man named Lang
don, and as the child vas known by
that name the father could not locate
her.
ny chance the banker found his
daughter and former wife. The glrl
was working In Il laundry. She VIII
return to Denver with h!m.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

1T 1886 IA Jasper county man wager
f3 several shares Of stock in the Co
lumbia Mining company, worth 800
each, h "A William Jennings Bryan
would be elected president. Losing the
wager, he assigned tho stock to the
winner G. l.. Crcnshaw. The company
refused, however. to recognize him al
n StOckholdcr and allow him 10 share
In the dIvldnnd9. The lo9cr ai no time
contested ia" loss, but the mining ON
pary refused TO make the transfer
on the ground that the confederation
passing the stock wag unlawful, hftcr
several years Of litigation the cause f.
nalIy reached the court of appeals,
whore II was decided in favor
Of Crcnshaw. The company. however,
In the meantime dissolved and the
plaintiffs victory amounts TO his re-
rOyrry Of $l3.G5, his propnrtlona,e
share Of undivided dividends.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
Branch sues for s5G,OD".

Glover Branch, Lafayette cOnniy's
representative in the legislature.
through his attorneys, has flied suit for
libel in the circuit court Of Lafayette
county for $50, ZOO damages against the
81. Louis Republic. The suit Is based
on an article printed IN the Republic
of December II. which. Branch infcrs,
reflects on hig official integrity. relative
10 his relations with Il. &. Kcr"n9.
whom he Is supporting for United
States senator
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

Mrs. Cassie l.. "h1dWlcE vas fOunL
guilty at Cleveland, o.. on every count
on which the jury a allowed ~
Judge her seven In all. The general
charge Was cnnHpiracy 10 d"fraul Tia"
United States. Sentence has not been
pronounced, but If the maximum pen
h.tleB allowed BY law are Imposed Hhr
VIII be sentenced 10 "a years .mprI5pn-
mcnt and fined so, 900.
4 terrorist leader Waa blown TO
htOmH by the premature explosion OF
his bomb In a st. Petersburg hotel.
The c~arIine strike in New York
ended dlamaIly. Fully 1900 men APP
piled for their old places.
London Ia to have new whafycs on
III" Thames river more than a mile
long. They viii care for 80 ocean
liners at n time.
Beaten In a lawsuit a Denver team
s'cr named Schinltcr Killed x. FIN.
his victorious rival, and his wife, and
burned the home " hia victims. The
murderer engaged In "a battle with the
police, WOunding three officers and re-
~ ''''iF b''iH Nv Il'Is
The bank OF Lawton. OKLA, capital
$4,000, controlled by McDuMc Bros
'lDgcd It's doors and has been placed
Ia The hands Of Paul +. cooper as re.
cciycr. The city had So 900 on de-
pohit IN the bank.
The president has announced biz de.
ciriOu 10 decline to consider any NOR,
applications for diplomatic or conBlIrl
posts prior 10 HIS return from his
hOuth"rn and western trip.
Judge George W, Wakcfuc,d Of tho
d!strlct court. cX-prcaldcul Df IA,
iowa state bar association Is dead a
Sioux Ciiy, Ia.
Iwcnty-Rix lives hay" been lost IA
result II an explosion which pccurrcr
"a the CambTlau collirry at CIydacl
Vale, Ia the IthOndda valley ~ Wales
The constantly increasing depth o
water In the great lake. Is regarda'
with Interest by vessel Owncra. WhG
however. are unable 10 explain 1t.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

The dead body Of Harry u. smith.
In the Missouri Pacific yards in East
Scdalio. Thrr; Wnunda in his head
ana a otrt"n leg apparently indicated
that the cx-cpnyicl had met death by
falling off "A train upon which he had
been stealing n ride. Smith was sent
10 the pcuitrntiary from Hannibal
about three years ago for grand lar
Ccny. Iitg home was In Illinois
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
SUMMARY Of A
WEEKS EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME AND ABROAD IN
CONDENSED FORM.
THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST

Progress of Hostilities Between Rus
gia and Japan-Doings at Wash
ington-Items IF Interest from
All Over the World.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
Faint shooting at Brentwood.

Doadwood, s. d., March l5.--RIcbard
Calvin. n mining man here. was ia.
tally shot. Monday, by T.. i. Farm,
ham. formerly postmaster At Central
C.ty. now general manager Of tho
Queen Of Tho ms Mining Co. Farm.
hnm IL alleged to have shot In self do
feagc.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

Weekly trade reviews show an In.
creased volume Of business, due TO i'm
proved transportation and the lesscl-
ing Of the weather handicap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perish and Thomas
Danick were killed by a train at q cross
ing In Foley, MINI. The heads OF both
men were severed from their bodies
and the body Of Mrs. Perish was cut
~ two by the wheels Of the engine.
While seven men wee being hoisted
in the carriage in the Clear Spring o
liery at West Prison, Pa, the rope
broke and the men wrr" hurled to the
bottom, a distance Of $50 feet. All
were killed.
United States Senator William Brim-
age Bate, Of Tennessee, twice govern
or Of his state, a veteran or both the
Mexican and civil wars, and for IL
years a conspicuous member or the up
per house of congress. died In wash
ingtOn, aged ~ year. Death was due
10 pneumonia and defective heart.
John Cavins, one Of the best known
men in Indiana, died in Indianapolis,
He was five times elected mayor of
indianapolis, and was a pioneer In the
development Of the coal mining indus
try "f western Indiana. He was 81
years cid and unmarried.
Count Bcnckendorf the Russian
Ambassador to Great Britain, paid
1925, 900 TO Foreign Secretary I.ans-
downc in settlement of he North sea
claims. and the incident vas thus
clG:"d.
The SENATE commit e. on foreign re-
In,lons agreed IN roport favorably the
Santo Dpmingo treaty az amended.
Tb. vote wag on party lines, every re
nuhlican vn,iny for the treaty and cv-
ory democrat yotiup AGAINST 1t.
n~.,itinn in ha~ulruurcv waS filed
with the clerk of the United States
digfrlct court in SprIurncld. H., by
Terr A. Clark, a mining promoter OF
Quincy, III. He scheduled his llabili-
ties AT 1854, 500, ana a. cl4 at $50.
Dcn'hg in India from the bnbonic
plagilc lagt week numbered $4,000.
S,aiistIcg show that the deaths from
buLGuIc plague in India Within a few
wears reach nearly 30o000O. In 1903
the mortality I'm India from the plagtIc
alone was $4,000.
X ihscll Sagc'g clerk Is a bankrupt
for s75 600. with assets Of SIS.
"Wohtorn Packing h provIslOn com.
pany,'' Just incorporated, Is said &c
have 81, 900, 900 bncking.
Kansas railways accused Of changing
tran.prr.atiOn conditions. favOring the
Standard OH upaIugt iudrucudout
| YhiuLr.a.
Attorney General Moody plannnd
fight on Chicago terminal lines for al
legged rebate practices.
Railroad officials Of Chicago raise .
fund of $3V.bDD to entertain the visit
Ing m'mknra Of the international rail
way fnhfI"6H next May.
Finger is grated from the hand II
one woman 10 that Of another. the sue.
ccsBfU! accomplishment Of an opera
ton be- an u days ago being reached
In a Gotham hospital. IT. is the fret
Gaze II ita kind In medical history.
w. l. Bryan host the Bennett $1,000
Gaze, IA" Connecticut auprch'" court
hpldihR that tn" bcqncSt was no part
pf the viii.
Fussi,. In preparation for a conflict
With EARland, is rushing Il big army
to tho frontier Of india.
The new boys' high school at Broad
and Green streets, Philadelphia. con.
side red one of the finest structures Of
the Norman typ" in the country and
lttIIt and fnyyl.ItJ al I. fIgt az Intrn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Dallas News. August S
Rumors hare been industfionsly
circulated BIZ either the thoughtless
or the malicious that cases Of yellow
fever have been found in various
Texas cities. The News has used
every facility at it's command to
either verify or disprove the accura-
cy of these reports, and ii feels iusti-
fled in stating that it does not be-
lieve there is a case of yellow fever
In Texas. Rumors have reached Dali
las from several outside points that
it had been stated there that there
were cases OF yellow fever in Dallas.
This The News has found to be abso-
lutely untrue, and In verification of
it's statement 1t appends hereto the
certificate of Dr. j. H. Smart. the
City Health Officer of Dallas.
The News is authorized also 10
state that if any city or county in
Texas is in the least doubtful as to
the accuracy of DR.. Smart's state
ment, that if it will send its Health
Officer, or any reputable physician
representing its Health Officer, TO
the city of Dallas. who will. on his
own account and for himself and his
people, investigate the question as to
whether there is any yellow fever
in Dallas, that the Commercial Club
will cheerfully pay all his expenses
and will put within his reach every
facility 10 enable him to make his in
|yestigation as thorough as possible
The statement of Dr. Smart is as
follows
To The New There has not
been nor is there any case OF yellow
fever in Dallas, and there is not nor
has there been case that could be
suspected of being yellow fever
j. II. SMART. M D.,
Health Officer of the CT. If Dallas.
Dallas, Texas. Augusl I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

THE deed from the BauHhfers og
BE- Republic conveying the Name
property - tbe State ~ Texas has
Been passed 1nd that historic spot
KseF~ Texas freedom was conserrAss
20 with the his~sa of Der best sons
is NOS a~ned ~ the state ~ was =
long aeiavws. ar on fbe part ~ si@
state and is accomplishment - due
20 a small band OF patriotic wonsa
aided b Mise Clara Drtscsll. $40
guaranteed tA@ fse.0 necessary 70
purrha@e fn@ cid mAuAsan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The Gulf Coast Line Magazine is
the title of new publication issued
quarterly at Corpus Christi, Texas,
by the ST. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico railroad. the first issue OF
which has just appeared. The maya
zine is devoted to the development
of the territory traversed by the rail
road and the subject matter of the
first issue is devoted 10 a deacrip-
ton OF the country, its soils, elm
ate, crops and opportunities. The
magazine is illustrated with views
from southwest Texas. some Of them
showing the marvellous agricultural
products resulting from irrigation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
The Amount We Eas.

We I've not by tne quantity we
eat. nor The variety. but by what
the system can utilize. No matter
aoN good Or plentiful your food 10.
il sfMryes he system unlwaa your di-
gestlnn Is EnSsa 80 make certain
that sour .ood 5 properly aseeafea.
By taxing a duse 81 IFeea Aawuss
Flower before Or after meAla- II wiil
n0t only aid digestion. Il wSlt AtiF
the liver 10 regular habits. swesst@n
fhe stoFnas and presNmt eunmttsa@-
ton Trial Aettia IS eats. Bkm
bottle - cents Sold ~ a. w..
Feart& -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The number OF Mansfield wives
who are away from nome now, leay-
ing their husbands undiscipiined is
working serious de-riment TO the
dignity and decorum of our citizen
ship. Mesdames W D. House. Joe
Edwards, Joe Stewart. Prof. Phillips.
Alb Eskridge. J. II SSaHherry and
maybe others are gone, and the way
some of these women's husbands act
is frightful. Joe Stewart has took
TO wearing silk stockings. Joe Ed
wards il learning TO smoke. Prof.
Phillips absolutely refuses 20 wash
his face and shine his shoes. Bill
House says he don't give dogon
whether the hens set or don't set.
and Alb Eskfidge sleeps in the com
pany bed. leaving the sun editor as
the only dignified. correct gentleman
OF the crowd - Mansfield sun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Not a living soul has been buried
this week was the expression used
by 81 local undertaken today as an
Indication that business is dun in
that line Tine expression Was used
faeetluusly. but as a matter Of fact
there has not been an intermeni AZ
the CRY Cemetery tnis week. Tins
Is regarded as @ strong Indication
that the health Of the eit4 and vi
cinigy Is good There are several
eases of illness of minor form ia
the city. bat nothing fnat can h. re-
sarhed AS serious
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
Beer Drinkers to build Panama
Canal

II would be strange freak Of
fate, would it not. If the brewers and
beer drinkers of the country had 10
pay the cost of uniting the waters
of the Atlantic and Pacific through
the medium of the Panama canal9
Yet this is the precise proposition
that is being discussed and agitated
in Washington today. The stand
patters' declare that the canal must
be built without the usual resultant
change in tariff schedules. They in
sist that. the money TO build il shall
be secured through a tax on beer.
They advocate that the tax be paid
at ! per barrel. As the usual out
put Of this beverage is upward of
45 600 ,000 barrels. it would net a
tidy sum annually that would be APP
piled at once to the canal project --
Exchange
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The news comics from uunisou
that every cold storage and other
place where liquors had been sold
has been closed and nat "dron Of
liquor Is f0r sale The county OF
tlo.als base announced thar they @ll
enforce The las Officers arc eiecteG
10 enforce sac nw Mhen they fan
to 40 50 they shuuid either resigns
uF he disposse-@..sl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Jews wam received az fhe Aa@Tsff =
afghe thls morning that = srazs aaan
waA fmrrorlxin@ the people sn a
netgh hoFhxoa aetwe~a Trum hagi Mmd
BwAmf1B- The party sendaaw the Ia
formation stated that tn@ m2n ap-
peMrea to se vsoAeatiy insame &n4
shAE the penpae weTw afraid ct ham.
D~pafy Sh@vaff Fe<A@s l@fs as noom to
corral tee fellow am6 brtaK htm IN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Cera ana Its Remedy .0vv
Facts of ScAenee.

II La the rarest thing IN the wos4d for
a man to be necessarily I've "a. 30 man
whose hair IS not dead at the roots, need
De bald II he will use Newsro'a 1erpl-
eide, the new scalp aatlse9sie. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
on at the root. ana cleans tho aealp OF
dandruT and leaves ~ ia a perfectly
healthy co2alt.gu. Mr. MNnnett. in the
Maryland Block. Bstte Mont, was en-
urely bald. In less ia q month E.e~l&-
eide had removed q enemies OF hair
growth, and naes.re C.t .ss uso-k Is COW
er,7g ITS head With thick hGFr an lr~h
lenE, and in si& weeks he had "A horned
suit - hair. Sold hy leading drug ajs s~.
send nc, ~ ste.0as for sample tg g 4r
Herpieide CO.. Detroit. Mica
Herring Drug Co. sneciai AEents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

As the yellow fever scourge
seems 10 affect the Italian popula-
tion first, why not apply to the Dago
immigrant the same rule which oper-
ates against pigtail John?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The Houston Post thinks there's
no graft in Texas. Possibly there is
not, but if the Post is correct Texas
is much nearer the millennium than
The average citizen suspects.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Editor Hardy, Of the Ennis News.
has had his home painted solid
white Is this a case Of editorial
whitewash or is IL an Indication of
the inwdlu condition. OF the owner
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Dallas has no yellow fever should
O. case develop there tho Light he-
iieves the health authoritiee and the
newspapers viii tell the truth about
o. Don't listen 10 tbs yeliov fever
liar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

A few more scandals in the Wash
ington government and the Roose-
welt administration will be as odor-
ferrous as was that of General Grant