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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Portland. Ore.. Aus As 5lte result
az the decision Of The state circuit eoavt
upholding the railroad anti-ncai uiuc
iaw passed by the last Legislature. il O..
casTary. q broker uDon whom a tess
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the municipal court and together uftH
ether eighteen brokers under arrest
agreed 81 leave the city and close ,-s-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

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COON II over.


Ludiahudze. fIanrhurta. Aug. Aft IL
rumored among The Chinese that Field
Marshal oyama declared at Chang Tu
Flu that the war would soon be over
and that the Chinese would soon be
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pieces silk Eohans in cream, champagne. {
blue and green, in s yard patterns, worth
30 per yard, sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pieces white mohalr 4S-in wide. worth
loo per yard, sale price. ............
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
Experimenting With submari,
SHERIFF INSTANTLY KILLED.
Masked Men Attempt to Liberate {
Comrade But Their Plans
EalL

Senatobia, Mise, April 12.-Sheriff
J. M. Poag, of Tate County. was shot
and instantly killed today by mob
OF masked men who entered the Jail
for the purpose of liberating James
Whit, white prisoner who is to be
placed on trial Monday on the charge
of murder. One of the invading party
was wounded. The mob, which con.
sisted of only six or eight men, gained
an entrance to the Jail before Sheriff
Poag was aware Of 1t. The sherih's
order that the men leave the jail was
met with refusal whereupon the ON
Ger fired, wounding one man. The mob
then fired on the sheriff. two bullets
taking effect, one passing through the
left lung. The masked men then LETT.
taking their wounded companion with
them. Sheriff Poag died an hour lat
er. The names OF the members Of the
mob are not known. Whit remained
In the jail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE REMOVED
Mgr. chapeIie Has Been Relieved on
Account Of Accusations Of Per-
sonal Nature.

Havana, April 12.-According to
news received here, Mgr. Chapelle,
archbishop of New Orleans, has been
definitely relieved from the Office of
apostolic delegate In Cuba. 1t seems
that since Mgr. Chapelle was in Rome
last winter, it has been decided at the
Vatican that he should abandon the
delegation of Antilles, but once in
America he wrote to the Holy See
asking that this measure be postponed.
The Vatican, however, wishing to put
an end to the troubles arising from
the accusations Of personal character
against the archbishop, has now con.
f1rmed it's decision. So Mgr. Chapelle
will not return to Cuba and from
what has been learned from Rome, 1t
appears that he will be very likely sub
stituted by the prelate Of Curia, that
is. the one now employed at the vati.
can.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
HAVING TIME
OF HIS LIFE
President Roosevelt Says He
Would Not Have Missed tho
Hunt for $4,000.
CAPTURES WOLF ALIVE
Duplicates the Feat of Famous Hunter
and is Justify Chesred...kills
Large Rsttlssnake.

Frederick, Okla, April 12.-The
President says he is enjoying his hunt
in the big pasture more than any 9th
er single event which before happened
in his life and that he would not miss
1t for $4,000. Yesterday he witnessed
four wolves captured, three of which
were taken in by pack of trained
dogs and the fourth was captured
alive by J. R. Abernathy, the famous
woli-hunter.
At sight of this performance he
promised to duplicate the feat. None
of the party doubted his courage, but
when after red hot chase today he
spring from his horse and leaped up.
on struggling wolf which was beset
by dogs, the crowd cheered him lus-
tily. He seized the animal by the
jaws and overcame it without receiv-
ing even a scratch. Up to date twelve
wolves have been caught. These are
all carefully weighed. The President
will use this data in writing an article
for a magazine. The President is more
than pleased at the manner in which
the people of this community are CIV
ing him Square deal" by remaining
away from the pasture. He says he
may remain here until Saturday, as he
appreciates the fairness of the west
ern people. The President is almost
constantly in the lead of the horse
men, as he is furnished the fastest
horses in the country. Once today he
ran upon a six-foot rattler, which
!eaped at him four times. He killed
this with his 18-inch quirt. In case the
President leaves here before Saturday
he says that tomorrow will be the
most strenuous day of his life.
Roosevelt Enthusiastic.
Frederick, Okla, April 12.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and party resumed
their hunt soon after sunrise today.
The President entered into the sport
with renewed enthusiasm. Weather
conditions were perfect.
. Asked to Attend Banquet.
Lawton, Okla, April Ex-Governor
Ferguson and Dennis Flynn passed
through Lawton today ON their way to
Frederick, Oklahoma, to participate in
banquet at that place tonight. An
effort will be made to persuade Presi-
dent Roosevelt to leave camp and at
tend the banquet. Over an hundred
persons will be present, including sew.
eral prominent Oklahoma politicians.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
TO ARRANGE SPECIAL TREATY
Germany viii Try to Obtain Com
merciaI Concessions From
Morocco.

Tangier, Morocco, April 12.-1t is Of
ficially confirmed here that Count
Won Observation-Disclosures, who provi.
sionally is acting as Charge d'Affaires
of the German legation here, will pro.
ceed to Fez at an early date to ar
range for special German-Morocco
commercial treaty.
France May Object.
Paris, April 12.-Germany's efforts
to secure an international conference
on the Moroccan question do not cause
further apprehension here, as the gov
ernment is aware that practically all
the powers having political interests
in Morocco would refuse to partici.
pate. Renewed attention Is expected
if Germany undertakes to send a
mission to Fee, as officials here say
the effect of such a mission would be
to seriously prejudice the success OF
the French negotiations which are now
reaching a. final stage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
TO BE READY
NEXT FALL
The Santa fe's Be|en Cutoff
Will Be Completed Within
Fifteen Months.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Is Given Out by the Company That
Work Would Be Commenced Inside
Of Thirty Days and Rapidly
Pushed.

Chicago, April 12.-The Record Her
aid today says: Official announcement
is made that the Santa Fe has decided
to build it's $10,000,000 cutoff to the
Pacific Coast, with the view of getting
rid of the mountain grades which are
now encountered in Trans-Continental
travel. Orders have been given for the
purchase of all the material necessary
and the work will be begun within
thirty days. Work will be pushed to
completion rapidly apd the new Trans
Continental low grade line will be
ready for opening within year or fif-
teen months. The western end of the
cutoff will be at Belen, New Mexi-
co, forty miles south of Albuquerque,
on the Rio Grande division and the
eastern end will be at = Texico, $50
miles eastward. The new road will
cross the Montana Mountains at Abo
Pass, at an elevation of 6,491 feet, but
at a maximum grade, eastbound, of
one quarter per cent. and west bound
at six-tenths of one per cent. The line
will cross the Santa Fe Central at
Willard and the Ell Paso & Northeast
ern at Llano, New Mexico.
From Belen the cutoff will be con-
tinued to a junction with the Santa
Fe Pacific at Puerco station. The
surveys have been completed and the
approved plats have been filed In the
United States land Office in Santa Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
OIL INVESTIGATIONS.

Topeka, April 12.-Commissioner J.
R. Garfield has been gatheringa great
deal of oil investigation data In To
peka. He expects to conclude his
work here Thursday and get away to
Chanute, where he will begin his in
vestigations in the oil belt. Investiga-
tion OF matters in the oil belt Of Kan.
sas and Indian Territory will take
some time. After that Is concluded
Mr.. Garfield will go to Kansas City to
look into the refinery business and
trade conditions there and will then
proceed westward. He will make q
brief stop In the Colorado oil fields.
From there he will go to California.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
"oooe.sYE SUCKERS"
American Mercantile Association Thus
Announces Its Withdrawal
From Business.

Kansas City, April 12.-The Ameri.
can Mercantile Association, alleged to
be "get rich quick" concern, with
offices in down town offlce building
has closed up and this notice Is posted
on the door: Goodbye Suckers, Good
Bye" The whereabouts of the officers
is unknown. The concern took sub
scriptions OF a dollar a week for 80
weeks on a promise to pay 500 ct the
end Of that period Its books left be-
hind show It had many Thousands Of
subscribers, mostly from among the
laborins people.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
,leared up in due course Of time

cleared up In due course Of time.
Great credit Is due Assistant Super
intendent Garrett for the shrewdness
and detective ability displayed In the
case. the story ID not vet complete
and VIII, the New Mexican thinks. be
followed IN q few weeks.sby chapter
number Two wherein the names of all
chS conspiratcrs Will b eiyen.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12

Baltimore, April 12.-General J. F.
Grant, grand secretary OF the sover-
eign lodge OF Odd Fellows in the Uni.
ted States died today at the Union
Protestant tnfrmary where he was op'
Grated on about four weeks ago for
serious internal affections.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-12
GRAND RAPIDS FIRE
CAUSES ONE DEATH.

Grand Rapids, Michigan, April 12.-
One person Is dead, one Is fatally and
five more or less seriously injured as
the result Of fire today In a saloon
and boarding house at the corner OF
Broadway and Elizabeth Streets.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25
Fancy Taffeta Silks

SIX wanted styles AMI
Qualities
eenew,iu 'O1 's''es - cry
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the End Of Sep
TENDER, in the wear 1905,

at the front door ii the Court House
OF said county offer and expose for
sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder at public cutlery the following
real estate mentioned and described
in said deeds OF trust or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary to raise
a fund sufficient to discharge said
sum Of eight thousand and interest
accrued and unpaid and that may
then be due; the sale thereof to be
IN the following order:
First. Block GA" in Glen Elk
Addition to the City of Clarksburg.
bounded !. as follows: Beginning at
the northeast corner of said add.
ton on the line between the Golf
and Jackson land then with said line
IN a southern direction 300 feet to
a stake thereon, thence north NJ de-
grees 10 W $40 1-5 feet to a ssske
on the north side Of PennsyIsania
avenue, thence N IS degrees iE 800
feet to a post in the line of fence
through the lands Of Nathan Gof
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trustees Notice Of Sale Of
Valuable RealEstate in the
City of clarksbura

By VIRTUE of the authority vested
VA me by two certain deeds Of trust.
the first one bearing date on the
seventh day of December, in tile
year 1901 and executed to me as
trustee by Will Thompson and Fane
nae A. Thompson, his wife, Hetic'
Wilkinson and William A. Will,in.
son, her husband, and OF record In
the County Clerks office of Harrison
County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book IS" at page 235, to So
cure t. the Peoples Banking and
I'rust Company a noie Of twelve
Thousand dollars at six months, like
wise hearing date December seventh
1901, and each and every renewal
thereof for the same or less sum
or for the same or different time to-
run; the second one bearing date on
the 25th day Of March, in the, year
1908, and executed to me as trustee
by the said William A. and Hettie
Wilkinson, of record in said office
in Tr-s' rs1f Rnck "tT.S M pa-s
ISL. to secure to said Peoples Bank
ing 4 Trust Company a noteofreight
Thousand dollars at six months, bear.
ing date the said 25th day of March,
1905, and each and every renewal
thereof for the same or a less sam
or for the same or different time,
said last sum of eight thousand dol
lars being part of said sum.of twelvcI
Thousand dollars, the residue or DIFF
ference Of four thousand dollars hay-
ing been heretofore paid, and toll
which deed Of trust reference Is hercl
made. l will on
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25
BISCUITS
FOR ALI

Do YOU like biscuits? If you do
here is scheme whereby YOU can
get all YOU want for nothing, posi-
lively fiji gorrclf mp to capacity,
and Il sent cost YOU Il emit. The
Fayoritc Sloyc ana Range Company
through Tie Home Furnishing Com
pany here have arranged noval con-
test. Tho girl in Clarksburg who
makes the best biscuits will he pre-
scented with u $25 range, but no girl
over thirteen years Of age can COM
pete. ~ stove company will send
a man herr 10 superintend the con-
test and everything TO make the bis
cults will he provided free. Three
ladies Of The city will be invited to-
act as ia3'ges. Now here is certain
ly a good chance for a young lady
to demonstrate the superiority of
her he-,a Cooking pnd who knows
she may win marc thar a $2s renge.
for althongl h,'i il,irtrr.. : e;rl who
can make good biscuits is worth
.waiting for. And as to the fell
low who likes biscuits, if he has
nerve enough TO take a chance, he
can have lots Of them.
! Mr.. Hoge, of the Home Furnish
ing Company, has added an extra
prize Of $500 for the one who eats
The most-hc thinks that amount
will about cover the doctors bill.
This unique contest takes place
Wednesday, the 9Th of Sept. the
third day of the fair. at the old fair
grounds Of the West Virginia Cen
trail Agricultural & Mechanical So
ciety.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25
SIMPSON DISTRICT
. S. S. CONVENTION.

The Simpson district Sunday
school convention closed at the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday evening. The following
program was observed, and Dorsey
i. Graves, president, and Hortense
Stout, secretary, were reelected:
$50 a. m.-Song and prayer ser
vice, conducted by president.
9:45 a. m.-words of Welcome, Mr..
Carl Lawson.
1000 a. m.-Why We Are Here,
G. W. Robinson.
1890 a. m.-The Mission of the
Sunday School, Rev. N. Steele
11:00 a m.-The Model Teacher
Rev. G. d. Iakin.
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Harrison County in Deed Book No:

=
Harrison County in Deed Book No
II, al page. 2I9, to which refercnc,
in made for a.more and complete de.
scription of said property.
2. That certain lot, No. Is, Sec.
ton 2S, situate in Northyiew Ad-
dition 10 the said City Of Clarks-
burg, conveyed to Fleming Howell
by the Pine Grove Manufacturing.
Land and Improvement Company,
free and acfuits from all liens.
3. One undivided u interest in
53@ acres of lFnd situate on tile
head waters Of Booths Creek in Mo
nongalia County. West Virginia,
free and acquit from all liens. but
subject, however, to the dover in.
tercsts of Eliza Howell, widow of
William Howell.
4. The l-64 of the oil from eoG
acres Of land situate on Big Elk of
Ten Mile in SauIis District in said
Harrison County and also " ofrtRe
royalty Of the gas from the same, for
cash, being the same interests con-
veyed 10 Fleming Howell by G.
Sprigg Sands by deed dated April
23rd. 1900. and of record in the
rrnr"r of'ic" of sid Harrison county,
iFN7F, - I ". r.9. -. pare, 55Ss'r.
to which reference is made.
;. The 1861 royalty of the oil'and
Is ROYALTY of The gas under GO acres
Of lend situate on Isaac Greek, Ten
Mile. in said Harrison County, be-
ing the same interests conveyed to
Fleming Howell by A. L. Hnstcad,
for cash in hand on day of sale.
6. The following shares Of stock
for cash in hand on day of sale:
a. 10 Shares of Monongah Coal
Company;
b 5 Shares of Harrison County
Herald:
c. ZIG Shares Of Jackson Iron
& Tin Plate Company;
d. $50 Shares Of The Park Coal
Company:
e. I Share of West Virginia Ag-
ricultural & Mechanical Association.
All Of said real estate herein men,
toned for sale win be sold upon the
following terms, to-wit: One-third
cash on day of sale and the residue
in three equal payments due and
payable in 6, 12 and 1S months af.
ter date, the purchaser or purchasers
giving good personal security, and
the trustee retaining a Vendors lien
to further secure the unpaid pur.
chase money, with option to the pur.
chaser to pay all cash.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of August, A. D. 1905.
j. BLAND BRANNoN,
Trustee of Fleming Howell,
Bankrupt
ELMER F. GoopwrN.
Attorneys for Trustee.
.aug1 1d1t aug1aw-s5d, sept1d1t.
d
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25

HOUSE OF LEWIS COUNTY AT
WESTON, West Virginia, on th.
18th day of September, A. D. 1905.
beginning alto o'clock A. NJ, I will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder the following two
tracts of valuable real estate situate
in said Lewis County, on the waters
of Jesse's Run, free and acquit from
all liens, subject, however, to lease
Of same to Louis Bennett, which
said lease expires on the first day of
April, 1906:
l. One tract of 225 acres OF land
on The waters of said Jesse's Run,
conveyed to Fleming Howell by NJ.
NJ. Thompson, Special Commission
er, by deed dated February 18th, 1895
and Of record in the proper Office of
said Lewis County, in Deed Book
No. 81, at page 1s7, to which refer
ence is made for more complete
description of said tract of land.
2. Another tract of 2SS acres of
land on the waters of said Jcsse's
Run, conveyed to Fleming Howell
by A. S. Holbert and wife by deed
dated July 18th, 1900, and of rec
ord in the proper Office Of said Lewis
.ec~r'r = r>re.t rcek No. IS = ne.,-
=
ssI;, to S-llicl. reference is made ior
q more complete description of said
tract of land.
The above tracts of land will be
offered separately and then as a
whole, making sale of same in which
ever way the most money can be
realized.
At the front doro of the
Government Building, in the
CITY OF PARKERSBURG, West
Virginia, on the 18th day of
September, A. d. 1905, beginn-
ing at 1 80 o'clock P. NJ, I Will Of
fer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, upon tho terms and
conditions hereinafter stated, free
and acquit from all liens, the one
half interest in that certain house
and lot situate in the said city OF
Parkersburg at the foot of George
street on the north side Of the B. &
o. R. R., and known as the Rowland
property.
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At the front door q the coURTI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25
FOR sA E

'e's,"srn't lis i.u''Her Il4ut. ri
smithlield, w. Va. Owner is going
10 retire; has made a fortune with
his plant, and after Is years sue
cessful operation is willing to throw
his mantle on the lucky purchaser.
This is the best and surest money
maker in West Virginia. Write us
for particulars and description.
No. S7s-Chalfant, Trippett & Sim
gleton. Lond Dealers, Buckhan-
non, W. Va. 1sauglotw'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-25

Land beng the northern boundarS.sf
sad addition, thence S n Ia 3 Ss 4
J = ,, 4os feet to the beginning. MI
9 t,io! E shown on plat of said Adj
diton Of record in said Office. The
sac @ this block will be subject e
the reservations contained n tl K.
deed FOR the same lot made I ~
~ afhan Gef to said Thompson and a
Others dated February SO. 1901 and and
Of record IN said office in Deed Rant:
I26, page 4so. -
Second. Part Of the lot. e,,nysy.
ed TO Hettiel Wilkinson By MlIo'
Scott by deed dated April &, 1900, oe
record in said Office in Deed Boil
lla page tff which part is boundelI
az follows: On the north.by Elliot
street and extending Herewith IDOL
feet to the lot of Jennie Elliott III
the west By said Elliott lot and IL.
tending Herewith about 100 fest!I
on the south by a lot owned by Natil.
an GoH and extending Herewith
about 100 feet on the east by. q lot
owned BY the Jarvis heirs and 81.
tending Herewith about 100 feet tai
Elliott street. Il
,llsf Al. tkst eertsia lot dg3
parcel OF ground on the South sidslI
lot Mechanic street and bounded olk
the north by said street, on the weAs
BY 9 lot owned by Charles DanqeE
field, on the south by a lot now owl!
ed BY joseph Parrill, on the eastby1
q lot now owned by Mary r. fof5
being lot No. / of Steel's AID tioHl
to Clarksburg and the same IL con
veyed to said W. A. Wilkiyon BY
said Dangerfeld By deed dated
March 18th, 1885, Of recol lin said
office in Deed Book 20, pal S51.
Fourth. That certaiajst or par
eel Of ground situate otfhe south
side of Hickman etffa bounded
on the north by said Jrset, ON the
east by line of saidlJaryis heirs
lot, on the south 6dsaid Elliott
street, on the west byan alley being
a part of the lot oynveyedF to said /
Hettie Wilkinsony nv Milo Sco
Jones and wife bydeed dated a
5. 1900. of record in said offfc' 81