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Evening journal., 1905-12-26
NEW SUITS ENTERED.

For the use of Margaret W. Janvicr. use
of John Janvier deceased. Gcofgiana $.
vier and Margaret ". Janvier exccutcl4
of john Jonvicr deceased, eGorgiana S.
GruDb. cyecutriN OF Isaac Crubb, Jc-
ceased, VS. Samuel b. Miller. executor of
Adam Miller deceased and Mary Miller
and Samuel B. Miller Leslie Reed aud
Clarence Reed, tcre tenants, TO coptinuo
lien.
Use of Thomas IT, Bayard, trustee fot
ELLEN icwcnhaupt use of Elizabeth NJ.
Nandcgriit John Delhi VS.. Christopher j.
Nandcgrlft and Leonard 6. Vandesrft. Jr.
TO continue lien
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
coNvEYANcEs.

Woodlawn Company to Josef pazicki.
two lots. No. !. on south side OF Anchor
age street i75 feet west of Oak street. 50
feet by g. foet; No. ., ON north side OF
Brown street, IS feet west of Oak street.
80 feet by g. feet, consideration. $3.50.
Thomas Lattomus ana wife to Edward
W. Dsniels lot Of land I'm tho town Of
rownsend-ncar Commerce street ana
Delaware iailroad-lot irregular. .censid-
GRAFTON, si5o
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
EXECUTIONS.
None
ESTATES OF THE DEAD

Letters tcstamcntory upon estate OF
Ephraim Mnsargal were srantcd TO Oy-
Undo G.. Magargal and Ephram 4. Ma
gargaL
Letters of administration upon estate OF
Richard a. Funn were granted to Edward
j. Finn.
Letters testawentary upon tho estate oC
Calvin w. Hishheld were granted TO Ellen
High6cid
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
CLEAN STREETS
FROM NOW ON
Continues From Firs. Pass.)

(continued From First Page)
At the last meeting Of the depart
ment the board considered the advisa-
blity Of condemning the brick pave
ments throughout the city. especially
along the principal thoroughfayes and
requiring by ordinance Though Coun-
ell that cement pavements be laid i'm
their place. as fast as the worn out
brick paving was condemned
This discussion was made The SUBJ
iect Of an editorial in the SUNDAY stan
criticising the advisablity OF such y
move and propounding FIVE questions
regarding the eciency of brick pave
mcnts when compared with cement
The editorial was brought to the atten-
tion Of the board by Commissioner John
G. Gray who stated he regarded the
editorial as misleading and felt that
the board should answer the questions
propounded. a discussion Of the mef-
its Of cement pavement compared with
brick pavement was indulged I'm by the
board and Commissioner Gray was
selected TO make reply to the questions
propounded.
city Solicitor Townsend sent to the
board the correspondence and papers
relating to the awards In the condem-
nation proceedings in favor Of the
Manufacturers Contracting Company.
The final award WIS $4,000 allow
ed the company for the widening OF
Tenth street to Pinkett's Court and
confirmed October 26. Under the law
the city was given two months i'm which
to pay the award and on Saturday last
December %. the $4,000 was paid TO
the company in accordance with the
confirmed award.
Along with the correspondence in the
matter the city solicitor sent the release
duly signed by the officials of the Man
ufacturers' Contracting Company. The
board ordered the release recorded and
then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
TIME EXTENDED
Druggists Now Have Until April To
y Take Out Government Liquor
Licenses.

\ The T.. S. lnteraat.oQ4l.ReyeqIe De-
pariment has eNfenlta arfHnADri 81
1906. the time foi drussfses-eo' take oaa
regular liquor licenses for faa slls-Qf
medicines in Nhich alcohol "a .lh :
constituent The oiielllI Aate Nas
January 1906
This Nlil give hose VIM lcsirc a.
cliance 90 dispose of Che goods ip which
alsohoi IS an nsrsiie1e as tAey Nl8s
hive Large stocks Of sueApatent Medi-
cinfs on handland q IS bgt fairs 60 start
arcr April lst with a full Niowlflee of
Nhar the law win be. This Is fNr 10
the deNcis, who have purchased such
medicines Nithout amy cNpctations of
naW ruling beipS made
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
COUSIN FATALLY
SHOOTS COUSIN

negro named John W Blackson WIS
fatally shot near Nj. Pleasant last night
while trying 20 break into the home of
Joshua Blackson, also colorcd. his cousin.
aud diod in a wagon as ne was being con-
Quoted TO the County Hospital at Farm
hurst The two men had ouarrcled and
the dead man folowedl his slayer home.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
DIED IN COUNTY HOSPITAL

AT The New Castle County Hospital
Farnhurst this morning. Robert Atchi-
son, aged S4 years, died. death being
due TO consumption.
Atchison was alone in the world. his
wife and only child having died some
time ago. He was formerly employer
las a conductor ON the Peoples RaiINay.
Company. The body win be Inferred in
Potter's Field az the expense of the
county.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
COLORED WOMAN
FATALLY SHOT
Was Trying to Get Gun
Away From Her HuS-
band
sDccIal 10 Thc EvcnIng Jou1nli.

Harrington Dec. 2o.-Rosa Baker. Is
lying az The point Of death as the result
OF sun shot wound. Her husband. Wos-
ley Baker told her that he was going out
cunning for birds and She in playful man-
nor told him thal he could not 80 and at
the same time tifcd TO get possession OF
The sun 10 take it away from him
in the tlssel the gun went OF blowing
or half OF her shoulder and sevenug her
windpipe DR. R. r. Barber Is ln attend
ancc
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
FATAL CHRISTMAS FALL
Two Men Fall into Gully and One is
Killed.

shortly before ~ o'clock ON satur-
day night Frank Dougherty and Pat
rick McDermott well known at Henry
Clay while walking along the Rising
sun road, fen into a deep gully. Dough-
orty was fatally hurt and died shortly
after McDermott, however, was not
seriously injured. as he fell on top OF
his friend.
The deceased was i3 years old and
was not married. His skull had been
badly fractured by the fall
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
XMAS TREE IN CEMETERY
Samuel B. Morton Places One by
craveside Of His Son.

Visitors To- RiVerview cemetery yes-
tcrday were surprised and touched TO
see a Christmas tree fully trimmed
Standing at the side of d grace
The grave was that OF Earl Morton.
a boy who was killed by train AT
Iodd's cut IN January last His father,
samuel Il. Morton, set up the tree and
decorated 81 himself Mr Morton's
case Is particularly sad one. His
Father aud mother aud wife died with
in "a short time OF each other and his
son was the only relation left him..
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
in SHORT METER
BY a faH at Todd's Cut shops Elmer
Megginson was severely injured.

BY a fall at Todd's Cut shops Elmer
Megginson was severely injured.
By collision between freight trains
trench Lewis Anderson was badly in
jured.
During q hght william spearman
colored, was stabbed in the abdomen
and is in a serious condition.
The old Knowles woolen Mills at
New Castle. recently purchased by a
Manufacturers will be started about
February L.
Gifts Of celery, potatoes. poultry,
plum puddings. neckties. handkerchiefs.
gloves and money We're handed to em-
ployes OF the wilmington. New Castle
and Southern Railway by patrons of
the road and farmers who reside along
the llne
Three persons from New Castle are
now at the Delaware Hospital. VIII
Imington. suffering from blood poison
ing: Aloysius Morrison. who was kick
ed by a companion; James Downham,
RhAHNlAt1 ny lAHAA rliitlt tiAHiihS a Nht
on a hand, and William Hewlett, who
was injured by fall.
AT the meeting OF the Water Conn
mission Il was formally announced that
there would be no surplus for City
Council on the first of the coming year
because the department has used all Of
its funds in constructing the new water
IN
ceived nearly $4,000 from the depart
ment and this greatly assisted i'm keep
ing down the deficit in the fiscal ar
fairs of the city.
+ By a collision betfecn freight trains
on the Reading Railway near Elsmere
Junction two cars were destroyed by
/ fire, one engine was wrecked and the
other badly damaged.
AT noon on New Years Day the staff
Of Governor Preston Lea VIII meet in
the New Century club building and at
I o'clock win cali upon Governor Lea
at his homie II VIII be the first time
this has ever been done by the staff.
Captain g. A. r. Flagler. the United
States engineer I'M charge OF this dis
triet. has been instructed by the gov
omment to map out the proposed har-
Dor improvements in Porto Rico. on
saturday next George W. =. Miller and
Peter T. Causey. engineers i'm the local
office on the staff of Captain Flagler.
VIII sail for Porto Rico for the pur-
pose OF making the necessary surveys.
Engineer Flagler has spent some time
in Porto Rico and is familiar with the
needs of the island.
has been IN, is not yet able TO preach.
has been IN. it not yet able 10 preach.
and the Rev. John Dixon. of New York.
secretary Of the Board of Home MS
sions, filled the pulpit at Central
Church, both morning and evening on
Sunday
William Bostick. colored, Of No.
f 111S East Fifteenth street. is a patient
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
FINANCIAL NEWS
When the Stock Market Open
ed This Morning the Whole
List Was Stronger

New York. Dee 2e-Alulost the whole
stock market was stronger at the open-
ing Some OF thc fluctuations were
higher ani scnsa auonaL Anaconda
ranged 6 20 IS points higher and smelt-
ing 81 90 3-4 higher. Third Avenue
was up 90 3 f-2 20 Ia Great NortA-
cm preferred was two and steel stocks
~ por cent higher The general list
WAS strong and fairly active.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

Blacksmiths Union.
Bfandywnc Fire CO.
Camp no. =. J.. Q. A.
Lincoln Lodge. *. Of r.
Wancto Council ID. OF l..
humanity Circle. B. of u.
crusaders Castle. IS. c. =.
1orinthlal Lodge $. of II.
West End Democrats, club.
Gernania Temple. l.. G.. Il.
Fame Castle, A. o. Is. NJ. G.
Industry Lodge, A. o. L.. w.
Delaware Council A. q. S. E.
Eureka Castle. a. o. Is. NJ. G.
B2rbers Protective Association.
East Brandywine Boys Brigade.
Chosen Friends Castle. * G.. T..
Eureka Council Jr. q. u. A. NJ.
Cherokee Tribe. Impd. O. II. NJ.
Coiinthian Lodge, a. IT, & A. NJ.
Coremakers Union, Local No. IS.
Wilmington Council. o. a.. a. NJ.
German Beneficial Society. No. I.
Diiigent Council, Jr O. u. A. NJ.
Peerless Conclavc. H.. or $. w. M.
Reynolds Encampment /. O. @. l..
East End German Democratic Club
Moriel Encampment, x. st. J. q NJ.
Harmony Council, No. 1, T.. +. OF A.
Washington Camp. No. 13. p. o. 5.
of A.
Brandywine Com. A. 6 l. O. x. Of Nj.
Wilmington Conclave. ID. OF l.. ORC.
Car and ship Painters Protective
Association.
Camp No. lso. span-Amer. War
Veterans.
Guiding star Temple No. G, o. Of
q. A.
Y. P. S. zion's German Lutheran
Church.
L. A. Redmond Lodge. No. s5, L. A,
B. r. T.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
JUDGMENTS.

Use Of George Slair vs. Bemamn Urcsg.
administration d.bn. Of John Gregg. de-
ceased and Benjamin Gregg. It. for $500
lien extension.
Mary 4. Luslor VS.. Mary C. Jones and
George s. rusler. for Sibol.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
$50 O'Clock QUOTATIONS.

From scott ana Company.
Anal Copper CO. ..... ... ..... 1o4A
American Sugar Refining -. I49H
Am. Smelling and Refs. ........ I67
Atch. Top. and santa lie Co... S9k
Atch. Top. and Santa Pref g.. roS
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 80. S9H
Baltimore and Ohio .... .... .. Il5X
Canada Southern ..... ..... =. o9A
Chicago ct. Western g.. ... -. ans
Chesapeake ard Ohio -. -. -. 55
Chicago and Alton ..... ....... 81
Chicago and Northwest. ... ... 22t
Chi. Nil. and ST. Paul Com - =. IS24
Rock Island Com. -. 81. ....... 22H
Rock Island Prld e.. ..... 80. O.
Erie 49,. .. %. .... .......... 4S
First Prfd .... -. -. sou
Illinois Central .... 80. .. .... III
Louisville and Nashville 80. I52%
Metropolitan Street Railway ... I76H
Metro Security CO. ... 80. -. =. SIX
Manhattan Cons ..... -. ..... Io3
Missouri Pacihc =. ..... -. .. iolz
Mo-, Kansas and Texas. ptd -. 7oX
N. Y. Central and Hudson -. ISoX
n. Y. Ontario and western 80. 52H
Norfolk and Western Com. 49,. o4A
National Le3d Com .-. .....,.. 81
Paci1c Mail -.-l -... 49, -. 80. 4ost
Penna. Railroad CO. -. 80. -. I44
Peoples Gas .... ...i...s... go. 100
Reading t..-H,. i..s. ..- -. i5lA
lst prfd ....a.. .r.. 9aA
2nd prfd .,- -.. sos. -. IS
Delaware and Hudson .s..... 235
Del Lack. and WeEtern nl..s,. $50
southern Pacific .s.are.eI,.... 66A
Southern Ry. Com. ..5.,.s. .,....1 S5A
Texas and Pacihe -. ....i...y.... SAX
Tenn. Coal and Iron Co. I.... 1856
Union Pacific Com. ...s ..... .. I49$
u. S. Steel Com. o.. .. 80. .....- @qk
u. S. Steel Pfrd -. 80. -. -. 100
Wabash Com. ... =, 80. -. -
Wabash Prfd ..... 80. -. -. Az
Western Union 80. 80. -. ..... 9a5s
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Grain MARKET.


W. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices
Oats-Wholesale, ioc per bus. retail. 42c.
Cogn--W Wholesale. 55c per bus. retail. 20.
Whcat-vholesale soc per bus retail y
Bran Wholesale, Sls per toni retail. SO.
Hay Nhols sale. SIS per ton; retail SIS.
straw-Wholesule 81 per tom retail, sl2.
Philadelphia Markets.
Philadelphia, Dec. s6.-FEED was quiet,
but ruled steady under moderrtc onrsr-
nss, GA spot winter bran. in bulk, ana
spring, in sucks. az Si9ui9.5).
GRAINs-The following are the latest
wholesale prices. No. p red wheat..s4 asa
Soc No. l Southern Duluth. sweet, new.
950g1c
BN.ED Hay AND STRAW There was
little doing aud prices ruled weak under
free offerings. We quote. Timothy Hay
No. D. lgrge bales. Sl5m55o; No. .. small
bales, It5oui5; No. 9 N25oals No. o.
Si0500li
BUrrER-There. was a good outlet foI
the limited receipts Of fancy stock and
prices were wen sustained. Western
creamery, 2ic; Western creamery, FIRST
23ae5o. nearby prints. extra, 29c. jobbine
sales OF prints. 30a33c
Eggs-There was quick outlet for strioi
ly choice fresh stock, prices of which
ruled firm under light offerings Nearby
choice in returnahle crates, zgc at mark
nearby fair TO good. 2602Sc, at mark;
Western. a. TO quality, 26aSOc at mark
DRESSED POULTRY fancy,
heavy isAc; fowls. fancy. small aud me-
dium, i2NUisc' fowls fair to good il0lli:
Old roostcrs, siac' roasting chickens. ncas-
by. fancS. alcc; roasting chickens
choice. iic' roasting chickens, sair TO good
i2gisci bronlng chickens. nearby, i7QIgc,
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Christmas Day Fatal 70 Him.

Christmas Day proved a fatal one for
Samuel Barton. aged 72 years. Of near
Harmony station. While walking
along the railroad between that place
ana ogietown yesterday afternoon ne
was run down oy q train Of empty
passenger coaches ana Instantly Killed..
CHARLES Gaither OF Washington -. c..
Is staying al the Hotel nougless
William r. Rose OF Harrisburg. is vls-
iting frieu1s in this city
Mrs. iiie jackson Of Philadelphia Is
visiting friends in this city
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

William H. Le'tch IS spending the
holidays with his brother Colonel c. NJ.
Leiteh
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
E. C. WETHERILL SUICIDE

Edward Copeland Wctherll. we'll
known Philadelphia society man shot him-
scif in his apartments. No. 1898 Spruce
street yesterday and died last night
a love affair Is believed TO have been
the cause of the act. city Han detec-
tiVcs. who made an investigation. iolrn-
cd that ne had reccivcd q postal card
from a woman upbmiding him for his
failure TO keep an appointments n IS
also reported th3t his engagement was
shortly TO be announced
Lived With ri Father.
Wcthc,ill was connccted with the g.
u. We;hccill Company. lie lived with
has father Christopher Wcthcril. in "a
bolrding house at the Spruce strccl adj
dress. II was in "a closet of his fathers
room that the shooting was done.
WOiheril. after shooting himself n the
tieht temple. placed the revolver in his
mouth ana discharged 90 again. lie
was found unconscious ana bleeding by
Ia servant, who was taking his supper
TO the room
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Takina course of chemls.ry.

Herman Eisenmenger Is spending the
holidays ai hol'e. lie Us talk
ing a course OF chemistry al Dr. Fran
els Wyatts labc.4tofy in New York.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Too Late for classihactIon

fer-------
FOR SAL E-'rvo dwellings,, M. Si7 ard
Sp l.embaid s'ret with mine rooms ard
bath. iront ana siie porchcs. now ready
for occuro .cy. Address =. H. Melvin, No.
Jas T. Niath ST.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Deaths.

stewart Brown.
Mary Elizabeth Carpenter.
Nancy Dougherty
Frank J Doughcrty.
Ann r. Stlfr
Beatricc White
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

WANTED Two boys about sixteen on
seventeen years Of age Apply Shoe Fac
tory oh and Walnut ST.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

William Bostick, colored, Of No.
11is East Fifteenth street. is a patient
at the Homeopathic Hospital suffering
with a bullet wound in the foot
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

Pho superior court VII hold no session
us Vcck.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

has been ill is not yet able TO preach.
has been ii IL not yet able to preach.
and the Rev. John Dixon. of New York.
secretary Of the Board of Home MS
sions. filled the pulpit at Central
Church, both morning and evening on
Sunday
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Trade Was Good.

The Christmas tree treat given by th,
police to the poor children of the cits
yesterday was as usual a success.
The sight Of between COO and eco rag.
ged. blue-faccd urchins. some 50 Small
that they we're carried in their mother:
arms, receiving their gifts from the big
blue-coated policemen was one that no.
body could forget once they saw il
Even after it was an over, Polio,
MauOns White and Wogan. who are
always dong something for the needy
with tears in their eyes could not shut
out the sight Of that motley crowd Of
children.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
How oaieers We're stationed.

Four policemen were in the allcv
handling the kids" This squad was
composed Of Abiahaus Payne. Burchl-
nal and Elfltt. ana they hsd their
hands fuil. keeping the eager. pushing
and noisy crowd En- line. on duty in
side We're Chief Elaek Caotan Evans.
serge1nts Lyons. Kelieher ani Bailey.
Patroln.cn Collins. Giltng. Brown.
Maloaey. JaluSonslSl. Snyder McGillin.
Green, Burchinll and Wintrup. special
officer Schel City Lncnent smith ana
Vaughan. Humane Agent Stout and
George KoDf.
lD the various Sunday school rooms
during the coming week Christmas en-
terta.nments viii be given and gifts
distributed to the children
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

Gifts Of celery, potatoes. poultry,
plum puddipgs, neckties, handkerchiefs.
gloves and money were handed to em-
ployes OF the Wilmington. New Castle
and Southern Railway by patrons Of
the road and farmers who reside along
the Inc.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Unfortunate LooIeed After.

At the county and state insttutionsI
at Farnhurst on Saturday Christmas'
dinners were given 10 the inmates by
Suparntcndents Blackburn and Hanck-
er. At the County Hospital 200 patients
were treated to turkey with an the
trimmings. and in the state Hospital
400 unf0ftunates were dincd Each
malc was treated to cigars while gifts
Of candy and fruit were distributed.
The unfOrtundtes acted like school
children and enjoyed the treat inn
mensely.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
STEWARDS pAHron.
By Risirg vote ftsuse Asks Mexican
Governor e 20 This.

Austin March Concurrent resos
luton WAS adopted III the house Tues
day BY rising vote providing that the
legislature Of Texas petition and urge
the governor on chihuahua, Mexico, 10
pardon and deport from Mexico the
Confederate veteran. Mae Stewart. now
serving a twenty years sentence for
killing Mexican polieeman ten years
ago This Is 4 noted case. and Stewart
has alTea ~ served half his term
The house ccncurred in senate
amen dTents 10 Repeese atatige Iove.s
biz eqnaiizlng franchise tax which In
creases the permit fees II foreign COR
rorations. Senate amendments exempt
corporations without capital stock The
bill win become a law upon receiving
the governors signature.
numefously signed pc .ltlon was
presented IN the senate from citizens
OF Robertson county obiecting 10 the
pass ge of bill providing for working
short term convictS
A'resointion o. respect was adopte9
IN The senate on the death of II f.
tRabel Henderson of Sulphur Springs.
Senate eugTossed bill prohibiting
a3ulterauon Of foodstuffs by manufac-
turers.
The bin passed finally to give fur
nishers 90 feed for cattle a prior ian
on such cattle.
House adopted an amen6meut to the
Love and taxing gross receipts of rail-
roads fronl ia 70 per cent. The bill
Has then passed
Repr sentative Btauat used hga
alarm cioek again TUESDAY to call time
on speakers who were oyerrunnfng the
limit. II ran out on a point Of oraer
when Mr., Cobbs was speaking on the
Love tax blL
Senate finally passed Senator Hale's
BIN providing fer appeals In receiver
snip IFaeee 3inGS whore the ennrf fails
70 appoint receivers
Senator Davidson called up hts bl4g
requiring railroads .arceptlns any sp.s-
oiai law passed by this or any future
legislature 20 prov FL free transrorta-
tion for hesass Of departments, mem
bers Of tho legislature ard sherIfls
Ordered euFrcssaa
House committee On common car
rlers reported favorahly the senate s,fl1
authorizing the yale ~ the Dallas Sa-
hine Pass division II the Texas ard
New oFlear railroad This lnsures
early consideration Il the measure
by the house
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
An Old Subscriber.

Mr. W H Robinett, of Granbury
Texas, in renewing his subscription
to the Enterprise, writes: give M,
regards 70 every member of the En-
terprise force. May it live forever
and get bigger and better all the
time. | have been a subscriber to
1t ever since the first issue That
covers period Of thirty years. Quite
long time; time in which most
OF the history of the county has been
made and in which it has made its
greatest development. Until a few
years ago Mr.. Robinett was a citizen
or this county, and no man ever
claimed ii as a residence who stood
higher in the estimation of his neigh
bors and those with whom he came
IN contact than did Mr.. Robinett. He
IS one Of Gods noblemen, and has
hundreds of friends In the county
who will be glad to learn that he Is
'rospering in his new home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
Me- TING on ELKs.
I'resif3 81 Fasnsworth Addressed
IPIge ON Importance of At
tending Convention.

Thfe was Q large and enthusias
tic abundance OF Elks last night al
the ocular meeting In their clut
room9 over the Citizens National
Bank The lodge was honored with
the presence of two of the most
prominent Elks in the state. Mr..
Ciarnce Lane, district deputy grand
exaled ruler, and Mr.. j. e. Farms
s*ofti, president of the Texas Asso-
ciaion OF EllSs. These gentlemen
liFein Dallas and are members Of
the odge at that place. Mr.. Lane ia
a Icminent business man of that
eitysad Mr. Farnsworth Is general
superintendent of the Southwestern
Telfraph ard Telephone Company.
ter the business proceedings Of
the odge had been disposed of the
VISITS were given few words of
welme by Capt. John d. McRae.
Mr. -ane assisted In the institution
oil IS lodge nearly eleven years ago
and.his was his first visit to the
iods since that event In a short
talk Mr.. Lane complimented the |
lodgrery highly for the wonderful
grow It has made since its insti-
tuti6 He had many words of
praiafor the officers in their work
.of cducting the lodge proceedings
witht the aid of the ritual. Mr..
i4an@ very much interested in the
lodgnnder his jurisdiction owning
hon and be urges the members to
get ether as soon as possible and
maRal effort 10 erect a club build
ing their own. Mr.. Farnsworth' 9
fem's were devoted chiefly TO the
staitonvention which viii be held
al /, Worth May S and 8. He ex- |
pres himself as being anxious to
see Waxahachie lodge represent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
WILLING TO WITHDRAW
nyscsy but Herens Would ge A..
ceptabje TO Neidri,cb.

hahsas city, Feb. 2s.--A specia
to the Times from jefferson CITY Mo
says AT caucus Monday night at
tended by sixty members of the loe,s
iature who have been votina 80
Thomas X. Niedringhaus for ser,at ~.
Mr.. Niedringhaus made s,,oaat =.
which he said he would ralaase ~ -
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"'uid agree upon a candidate
other than r. c. Kerens,