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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-13
koMURA IN DANGER.
Japanese Clergyman Thinks the Party
viii Receive Rough Treatment.

viii Receive Rough Treatneot.
Seattle. Wash. Sept l2.-Harou Ko-
mura and his party may be the rerip-
tents of a hostile Demonstration on ag-
rival in Japan WAS the opinion ex-
pressed rs Rev "A NozaEt "A proml-
uent japanese clergyman vino has
come 20 attend the meeting of tire
American board ~ missionaries
Rev kozaki SAYS however. that If a
class Of people who are responsible for
the present uprising learn the true
conditions uf the peace settlement br-
fore arrival % Baron komura. ne may
not he mulr-ted
Rev kozaki ALSO states that 90 is the
Intention ~ hts government 90 lake up
the work ~ cbllRnt~miuH the Chinese
Immediately There afe "a present
~ofms 5000 students frosm the b.st chi
nege families attending educational iu-
stitutions iu Japan SOME Of them being
young Noul~n
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Is yellow Fever.

M]enornipee. Mich Sept, t2.-HctIth
officials announced that John Howe az
Marineyte. w no is Hl al bis horne afte.
n s]ojourn io the south. is suffering frosr
yellow fever. The crisis - believed va
have passed. The patient viii probably
live Physicians declare That eherv j.
no danger of infection.
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strung and stirring In th~ plot NJ
asle IDah Perkins the latss#t sue
eeueaai comedy drama II pnlsaseA
@kkh Vitality and In entirely original
n thwna and sa0sY Perhaps that In
fhu re#ssan 1T ~ unprecedented mae
eAeM
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THREE DEATHS.
More Concern Felt Now Over Situation
In the Country.

More Concern Felt Now Over Situation
In the Country.
New Orleans Sept. 13.-Th0ugn the
progress Of stamping out yellow fever
here is progressing favorably pr. War.
ner has sounded "a note Of warning
against over-oonhdenee. Conditions Ia
the country while undoubtedly showing
signs Of Improvement IN soue sections
various easoU chiefly the want of
are not altogether encouraging. due ~
sufficient physicians and nurses. tue r~-
tuSais Of communities to Join heartily
i nthe application of the mosquito the
DRY, the difficulty Of enforcing laws
against offenders and the panlcky con-
dition that stttl prevail at Infected
points. The point Of most serious in
lection now is. of course. Tal}ulah. ou-
ing To the decentralization Of the conn
munity. but the extraordinary efforts
are being made 10 restore confidence
there ANA at AXE Providence. which !9
not far away,
Following is report here up "a 6
o'clock Tuesday evening New eases
"a; total, 1870: deaths, & total $40.
new foCi. Il. cases under treatment
3t4. cases discharged, I75T.
Following are reports from country
Patterson, Eve cases.
Kenner, two cases. one death
Hanson city two cases,
St. Rose. six cases.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-13

New Britain, Conn-Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is giving such universal satisfac~
ton and is SO surely becoming the Posi-
tive relief and subsequent eure for this
most distressing ailment, / feel that /
am always sure TO satisfy aud crafty
my customers by recommending IL 10
them.
! write this to show how well the rem
edy Is spoken OF here.
s. z Sturrs, Druggist, 2g7 Main St.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-13

kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is prepared at
the laboratory OF t. c. De Witt a. Co,
Chicago. and is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.
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Z. L. PIERSON & CO
Commission Brokers

Cotton, Stocks. Gram ami Pruyls
va Direct private wires
Correspondent Christie Grain
and Stock Co Kansas City.
Mo. Capital Stock. S2Ju.uuO
cotton handled n arg amounts from 70
hassss up on one dollar q bale margin
Office over Jolesch q Cbaska Both
phones.
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Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom-
ach. Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant to taho
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-13

Pjttshure. s, ST. Louis 2. ST, Louis
2: P(ttsburg. /.
New York. 3 Brooklyn. .; B~vooklgn.
&: lew Pork. 3.
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Southern League.

Birmingham. .; New Orleans. Il.
Memphis. 4. Nashville. 8: Memphis,
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Allenytlle. Mich suffered Heart
burn and Stomach trouble for some time.
My sister~in-law has had the same troii~
Die anu was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. After
taking two bottles Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure she was entirely cured, She now
eats heartily and is in good health. /
am glad TO say that a dose Of KodoI al
ways gives me instant relief.
n NrehEwu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-13

Leads to Chronic Dyspepsia
and Caiarrh OF tho
Stomach.
HOW Is YOUR DIcEsTIoN7
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests What
You Eat, sweetens the Stomach
and Enables the Digestive Or
gans to Feed the Body.
Unsolicited Correspondence,

EtHAoFtcaIed CoTTfsp0nd enee)
Spencer, Ia.-Have had Dyspepsia for
twenty years. My case was almost hope
less, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure was
mended and used afew bottles OF 1t and
1t is the only thing that has relieved me.
Would not be without it. Have doctored
with local physicians and also at Chi
cago, and even went to Norway with
hopes OF getting some relief, but Kodoi
Is the only remedy that has done me n
good, and heartily recommend IT.
Geo. A. Thomson.
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Taylorsville, N. Cit affords me
pleasure TO bear testimony to the most
excellent merit of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
have used it In my practice with the
most satisfactory results and recon-
mend IL as n of the finest digestants
known to the profession. Every person
suffering with Dyspepsia or Indigestion
should use it. O. L. Hollar, M. ID.
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Crookston. Mimi have used KodoI
Dyspepsia Cure for a period Of nine
months, using In all four bottles. and |
can say that 1t has cured me from Dys-
pepsia completely. and / recommend ii
highly.
j. O. Settler. Travelling Salnanrn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
HORSE ALMOST
ELECTROCUTEO

Pen Bruhn. the sveryman, Is tue
owner of much damaged horse. IL
happened in this wise: Workmen ale
refitt'ng the Mann drug store bnilii'
ing on the west side and In stripping
the wall of plaster knocked down the
Las Vegas telephone wire. This feil
across trolley wire and the strong
current in the latter was thus induced
in the ~,phone wire. The telephone
wire fell across the street. Just then
Ben Bruhn came along driving horse
attached to a bakery wagon. Not be-
ing aware of the dangerous quality of
the charged wire. or failing 20 OBJ
serve 1t at all, he drove merriiv along
and his horse tramped on the i've
wire before the driver could be warn
ed.
There was Immediately something
doing with the horse. He went over
on his side and his anatomy began
u smoke M perceptibly. Mr.. Bru''n
started to the assistance OF the horse,
but three men sprang to prevent him.
Had the man touched the horse. he
would certainly have been badly m
jured, II not killed.
Armed withAa spade one OF the tele-
phone company men succeeded In re-
moving the wife from the danger
zone. The horse. though terribly In
'urad. was able to get to his feet and
walk to the barn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
SHADY INSURANCE
DOlNC5 SHOWN UP

New York. Sept. H.--Frederick
Cromwell. treasurer Of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, continued
his explanations Of syndicate opera
tions before the legislative investigat-
ing committee today. He admitted a
balance from S700O.ooo to $4,000, 1000
was maintained by his company u
the National bank Of Commerce draw
ing Q per cent interest even when
the rate on call money was 3 IL per
cent. The Mutual Life. he said, was
d large stockholder In the bank and
so was favorably disposed toward
keeping large balance there. 1t was
ELECTED from the witness that the Mu-
tual Life received 3 IL per cent In
terest on the debentures taken from
the u. S. Mortgage & Trust company,
though the latter loaned the money on
mortgages at per cent. The differ
ence went to the trust company
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
R. E. M'MANNUS
OUT ON BOND

Robert Ervine Mcsiannus. who was
arrested several months ago en- n
suspicion that he was VIM. Franks.
alleged train robber and murderer,
was released yesterday afternoon I'M.
der bonds amounting to $1,000 and ac-
companied by his mother who has
been here for five weeks. left last
night for his fathers ranch In Okla
homa.
McAIannus was arrested on a ranch
which he was developing In Colorado
by United States officials. The unite'l
States authorities soon gave up the
theory that he was Franks. although
IT'S, !, !. ss!a :! ,4s sESi e %s,a.sss ~ !
fancy price to each OF his three cap
tors, who pretended TO be more than
sure that they had the right man.
But, when they found themselves
mistaken in the Franks matter. the
United States officials said they could
show McMannus was Potter, one Of
the Fort Sumner band Of desperadoes.
II Is on this charge that he is to be
tried in the United States court here
In November.
McMannus is a quiet-spoken. pleas
ant looking fellow. whose face would
not suggest crime. The young man 10
very positive In his statements that
he can prove beyond any question that
he and Potter are not the same man
end that he had no connection with
the Fort Sumner gang.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
IN INDIAN CASE

Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 14.--Judge
Munger Of the u. 8. district court to-
day handed down Q decision in which
he declares the Indian trust funds or
heirship lands to which congress has
gwen regular title. and the funds
deposited in banks to the credit Of the
Indians coming from the sale Of these
lands. are taxable the same as the
property Of any other citizen. The
decision Is important as It affects u
great amount Of Indian lands all over
the country. The cases at issue alone
represent taxes en- $4,000 funds In
the bank TO the credit Of Omaha and
Winnebago Indians.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
GAINS OF
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR
TiIver Anniversary Will Be Made
Means Of Extension Of World.
Wide Movement. ..Clark Ne.
mortal Building.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE quar-
terly report Of the progress OF the
Christian Endeavor movement by Rev.
Francis e. Clark, president Of the
united society of Christian EndeavU,
was made pubic today. It gives the
number Of affiliated societies as 63
O03, an increase Of 231 since the last
convention. The executive committee
Of the board Of trustees has appointed
an international committee to take
charge Of the plans for the celebra-
tion ~ the silver anniversary Of the
movement This will take the fo,hi
of the creation Of a special fuEd for
extending Young peoples work In all
parts OF the world and the erection
of an international headquarters build
ing IN honor of President Clark, the
founder
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
Business Men Organize to
Advantage Of Peace.
Taft Party Not Expecting Trouble
in Yokohama. Though Out
breaks There are Common.
Government Roughly Criticized
by Mobiles.

TOXIC. Sept. Ii.--In spite of the
strong nndercurrent Of indignation
peryndlng all classes over the terms
of peace. the typical business men
here are following the wiser course
without renining over an accomplish
ed fact. An important organization
OF home industries and foreign trade
has been effected. Its energy will be
principally directed toward the ex-
ploiiation Of the trade with Korea and
China
komura Easy.
New York. Sent. li.--Baron Ko-
mnra was resting quietly this morning
without apparent change OF condi-
tlon since last evening.
Calm Again.
Paris. Sept. 1.-THE foresgn office
received dispatch from the French
minister at Toxic saying calm has
been re.ostablishcd but the legation
es precautionary measure continues
under guard. The dispatch does not
mention the rumored attack on the
family Of Baron Komura which Is con-
strued by the officials here as show
ing the report unfounded.
No Apprehension.
Yokohama. Sept. 1.-THE city Is
quiet today under military occupation.
There We're several rowdy outbreaks
during the night hut no damage was
done. Thirteen arrests were made.
Consul General Millee Is of the opinion
there will be no demonstration against
Americans. The Taft party is expect
ed to arrive here Saturday.
censure the Government.
Toxic Sept. 14.--Eleven peers.
headed by Prince MILO. memoria,ixeJ
the government today critlcisin1 It's
failure to prevent the recent distur-
Dances where the empesor resides.
and aakinGs slnhnhut S1eafnf
sEpSii = bIise akoaid have been AZ
graded while the home minister, his
superior, is permitted to retain. his
post.
] Famous Refugee.
Victoria, b. c.. Sept. 14.-Among the
refugees from Sakhalin IL Prof. Alex.
Jeff Torigony. at one time of the Uni.
verstty Of Moscow. who was imprison-
ed for alleged completely In the as
sassination Of Alexander II In 1881.
He will go TO the United States to
become citizen. He stated that he
was innocent OF the charge for which
he was serving life term.
Armlstlce Matter.
4 Godxyadani, Manchuria, Sept. IT,
jAnOther letter from Field Marnhal
Oyama regarding the armistice ~
rangements was received In the Rus-
sian lines tonight.
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HEAVY DIVIDENDS

New York, Sept 1.-THE directors
of the American Smelling & Rein
ing company today declared a quarter
" dividend of one and three quar-
ters per cent on the common stock.
This Is an advance Of Quarter II
a cent over the last previous dividend
and increases the rate from six TO
seven per cent. The regular quarter
iy dividend of ! 3-4 or the preferred
stock was also declared. Daniel Gug-
genheim was elected president of the
company, succeeding the late Ed
ward W. Nash. The chairmanshsp of
the board previously held by Mr.. Gug-
genheim was abolished.
Mr.. Guggenheim also succeeds the
late Mr. Nash as president Of the
American Smelling SecuSties ecm-
pany. Edward Brush. secretary of the
Smelling comapny, was elected a.
sistant to President Guggenheim.
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ing company has two artists in the
CIV. Mr.. Abrams who has charge s0f
aecorating the buildings and Mr.. Nc
ouiddy. who will attend TO the adorn-
ment az floats. Arrangements should
NJ made with these gentlemen at the
.arllest possible moment. The picture
.hovn IN connection with this article
riyes an idea Of the skill OF
Mr. Abrams in the adornment OF
buildings.
Those Who are intending to enter
floats or other conveyances IN the
floral and industrial parade must
make their entries this week In order
W ne ass,gned n the proper sections.
Th,. veek y almost gone ana VI
fair association asks that Immediate
attention be given to this department
Of the fair -
There isn't anything more certain
than that an immense crowd Will De
here duving fair week. Las vegas
mus, house this crowd comfortably.
THOSE having rooms that can possibly
he spared fer the few days OF fa'r
week should send in their names ana
addresses serly next week. This Is
. matter the importance OF whicn
cannot No ovsrestimated. n. 8. Bel
aeu is uanager of the bureau OF IN
formation ana all inquiries should be
directed ~ him.
The great sociai ~~ent Of the year
~-, NJ .Ne militant ball AZ the Casta.
media Thursday evening of fair week.
The whole sracious building VIII he
o,.ced Al the disposal OF the guests.
lThe finest ~ music viii be secured
and prominent people from all over
,ne territorv win he among the
cests Las VEGAS people are expected
10 turn ont i'm large numbers.
The AIhueusrone Fair will furnish
an excellent agency for advertising
the las Vegas festival. Wednesday
morning a special excursion train VIII
60 70 Albuowrsue and Las Vegas
louehf 10 send y whole brigade Of en-
i,husiasric boorAers well provided with
hammers. hntfoms and fair advertising
literature. The Albuquerque fair viii
lhe he one Tits wear and Wednesday
wir he the biresef day of the fair, but
lIas Vegas people want 10 induce the
Icrowas AZ the son'hern carnival 70 be-
lueve thar the hfegest affair will be
There Arrangerpsnts have been made
lao have the las Negss and the Albu.
operaue ball tsans play on Las Vegas
Iday AT the aIhuqNroae fair. One Of
lthe rost rlafrficeat illuminative
Features ever seen IN the southwest
viii Ne ? Roman candle and flambeau
lna-sae between tae two towns. The
lire companies. ere ~ the bands and
Ia large ru-rbs % naarchers will be
lin this parade.
The free features ~ the fair viii
be vell worth coniae from distance
Ito see. Every 4as the Indians vii
Idance IN frcrt - fhe grand stand and
lon the streets of fhe city every even
llag win be mary Interesting carnival
Ifearures. The firenen's sports and
II,he pyrotechnc snd illarninated par
Iaae textures win b spettacalar and
brilliant Among ne rncsf notable o'
The free Shows wT b. the thrill,ns
ITinkham affrsetions. Their circ.,
twtirl is the nnost seasational. darins
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
JOHNSON HANGED

Canon City. Colo. Sept. ,14.--Joseph
Johnson was hanged nj the state pen.
itentiary here last night for the muir
der at Trinidad last April Of John II.
Fox. former county treasurer
Johnson, in explanation Of his
crime. stated he had become incenseA
because of Fox's refusal to deputize
him to bring back from California Vic.
tor Shoblo, former clerk In the coun.
ty treasurer's office. who lad been
arrested on the charge Of embezzling
public funds. Shoblo was reputed to
be Johnson's warm friend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
ST. LOUIS
PRINTERS
ON STRIKE
Typos Of Both that CITY end
Chicago Want E sht.hosr Dsy
General Strike Of Freight House
Employees Probable.

st. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE printers OF
eight union offices were called out to-
day. President jackson cf the typo
graphical union said 1S5 printers
stopped work and that out OF 14s
printing firms here sixty sgned the
eightbour scale today.
Freight Men eaiky.
Chicago. Sent. IA committee CT
freight house employees today oallef
on the officials of various raiiroads
here ara repeated the unions demand
for higher paw or arbitration OF tne
wage scale The answers universally
were unfavorable. The execurve boar
nlanned 70 call a mass mt-ting of All
o~aanizca FREIGHT handlers cf Ch'cago
and vicinity and Let the rank and ne
vote whether 20 remain at work IN
der present conditions.
Alternative N cticsco.
Alternative Of fighting the general
strike Of printers or signing an agree
ment TO grant the Typographical IN
ions demand for an eight hour day
and closed shon conditions beginning
January LIST. was presented TODAY "a
every book and job printing es'a5
|lishment here not already involved n
the coTnpositors' walk-out. " was
ESTIMATED the employers Of 2.eee
printers would be required before
might TO choose between having the
plants tied up or waving the right tc
employ other than members Of the
Typographical union as the steward o'
each shop was empowered 10 call ths
men on strike Immediately, IL the de
manas are not granted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
FiREMGN ENpAN0ENgp IN
s GApENolvE CHICAGO FIRE.

Chicago, Sept. l4.--Fire did $780,.
900 damages to the Featherstcne
Foundry 4 Machinery company today.
Fifteen employees driven TO the root by
the fire were rescued with difficulty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
PRESIDENT SATISFIED WITH
REPORT OF SHONrS,

New York. Sept. ii.--President
Roosevelt, received from Theodore r.
shon,s. chairman of the Panama canal
COMMISSION. n special report Of the
Investigation into the charges Of ir.
rspu'ari,,es IN granting the commits.
sary any concessions. ~ IL under.
stood shonts' report was satisfactory
and The president viii take no further
action on the charges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
YELLOW FEVER

New Orleans. la. Sept, ii,-With
steps In progress ~ isolate both
Tullnlah ana Lake Providence as
much as possible and with an ample
fever force ~ work In both places,
the country situation shows some I'm.
prov, m.nt as 10 yellow fever. In
Talluah six squares out of forty are
infected. many victims being people
OF prominence and some desperately
III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
MUDGE'S ADMISSION


Kansas City. No. Sept. I
l4.-H. U. Nudge. second
r.ce president of the Rock
} Island sysrem. IN passing 4
) through Kansas City. is quot 4
} ed as having confirmed the
report that the Santa Fe
railway is endeayoring TO pur-
chase the Rock Islandes ST.
Louis Kansas Cry line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
LlGhTNlNG'S RAvAGES
>>>~>>~~~~~>~>>>s

indianola. la. Sept, a.
Four men were killed, six per
haps fatally injured and a doz-
en- stunned by bolt Of light.
ming that wrecked a crowded
poultry exhibition tent al the
county fair here to-day, Thcus.
ands ~ chickens were killed,
The dead are. Ray Ander.
son. Carl Peterson and Theo.
dore Young, all ~ indianola;
nlain Wright of Pleasantv,lle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

County mercantile license No. s45
las been issued to Cayetano Chavez
of villanueva for a period of twelve
mouths.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
DECORATIONS OF BUILDINGS
AND FLOATS FOR THE FAIR
Big Excursion to Albuquerque Beirs Boosted Many Thrilling
Free Attractions for the Gala Week importance Of Bureau
Of Information Work,

Las Vegas should be decorated as
never before during the fair. Such pub
lie buildings as the city hall and the
Commercial club should lead the way,
and business men generally and pri-
vate citizens who reside along the
line OF march of the parade should
make every effort to have their build
ings adorned in lavish and artistic
manner. The Pan-American Dscorat-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

end death defying act before the pub
lie today.
Following IL a list Of the subscrip'
tions received for Northern New
Mexico fair purposes up TO today AZ
noon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Commander Hot,er; l. Peary who
since 1856. when be made his first soy
age 10 the frozen north has been almost
continuously euga gcd In arctic expiora-
ton, win sal from New York during
the FIRST week Of July for his last nj
tempt 10 reach the north pole
He places much reliance ct bgs new
ship Ia accomplishing his purpose This
ship. the Roosevelt. was built III Maine
at cost Of $1,000. She Is $50 feet
ia length and is equipped with power
full engines aud large coal capacity
She IS rugged as tire" n8st1l schOnu,
or, hut Commander Feary wall depend
more ou steam than sall io heres on
this trip 20 reach the northern shore OF
Grant Land this season, and then ueNt
summer set ont On sledGes fer the Gnai
100 miles that stretch over the Ia. 10