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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
fFt 56idpof M6acr iibcr oicS dmlfragc.

Gihcinnuti, 9, q. Scpt.
gr5biidof Senrp Wtoller hat eineil
&irtellbriei erluiien, Der lid boitptidf)-
lid flit Der SH)ille beidditigt. Iic
itbfiden Grndbmingen 9etrciis oeS
9eiild)s Der Eiarridulen iperocn luic-
'bcrbeIt, Der Gr5blidoi riigt ubcr Den
'llmitonb, oob IN ben perifieoencll
@emeinocn perihieocne Sdulbiid)cy
bcnitst mcroen. Gr orinat ulti eili-
hriilidIe Scbrbiid)er, nnb 5iunr ioll
Der Wed)iel nod mo nod tlto nit
fir eItern 10 iuenig Soften dis n,og-
lid genodlt iperoen. Sericr iou IN
Der FiarrifuIe Der autcbisrtus &c.
leicn llltb erfldrt ilnb Der Jregoriori.
lde Beiung eingefiibrt peroen, Gun,
ShIuii Icat Der Vr0lot bcl Tricitcrll
bdltfiae gcilifc 6ei 6cn 9'iarceinncrn
ans Ser3. 9ci$ihcHbritf miro ndcb.
itenoig otntag iHidIleA 0ird|eH Ser
er5oi6ceie perlcien werocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
Has aEtbe nic6cr.

36 neltc Grfrotltiln9cn lulo / CODES
i0ac in Menus rIcona. Ser,
brcitrun0 ser Scllhc IN Ecniocolu.
Ncm Srlcon3, 81. Sept. -
Der bC>lti0c @cridt iibcr Dos @ruiii
rcn oca aclbcn Nicbcr3 in NGp.C Or.
leans mGbrcnb Scr I'M 6 llbr bCltC
Nbeno pcrliridcucn 81 Stlwocn CT.
Qlcbt 6ol0cuOc3: Ncltc Crfronflmgcl
36, Wcianmt}0bl Scr Grtruntlun0cn
bis Sotnm 2725, Sooc>iGuc /. &c
fIHnntlt5nbI Der (oocaiGac 800, nc,c
Scflheltbcroc o.. 3ubl Scr inter BE,
bmt0tuna i~tcbCnOcn Futicitcn $40,
3dbl Den ans Ser Ncbunotmg tntloi
icltcn Faticntcn 2O5i.
Die ltntcriuhungcn sur Cnt0cdlunG
poi &cimen oc@ 0Clbcll 6icbcr@ lpcr.
Den ln emergency . Nniiptol fortNcs
lest mo I'M Hnr.ic Der lcbtcll nd)t "a.
0e uurocn od)t Sbouttiorcll 81 Die.
tent 3lpcdc porNcnommcn, bcrcn Ncs
~illtotc jc0od) uid)t p%croiicntIidt mcr.
0crL bis Die Gpiocnlic crloidCn lit.
Snl %Nl9emcincn bctrodltct man 0lc
Situntion bC}iiqlih oe2 tSicbcr1 ais
oltalid,t&poll. NuBcrbolb Der St00t
bcltcbcn nod piclc GrfruntunN3fGuA,
obcr uttcr Observation-Disclosures NcbonN-
lung lit bic Stcrblid)tcit cine icbr &c
rin0c. Yccuilc. no sic Sclld)C idIinls
nlcr lpiltbctc. ais an ir0cn0 Cincm at
0Crcn Elunftc int Stuntc, lit init bolt
lt0nNig icufcnfrCi. %nl NoIjidl0Ncr.
Eager 1T Der 9tGbC bon acnhuuoo. 60,
lll0 5lUci Safe bon Sicbcr Cnt6cdt
mur0cl1, lln0 Die NCh0r0cn BON Wtii.
ltl1lppt iuollen 6obcr tcincn ,Iug Scr
&lllHoiS Control @nbn poiiirCu lui.
lclt, mcldCr lnacntluoo0 gCboltcu bat,
NOS III WcIdnpcr6en oc3 EubliflnlS
NllloB acacbCn bot. %n (ouuluh
inn piClc Ilcbcr Eoticutcn ais &c
hclIt cntlnl'cn mnrbcn. Nld) IN @oton
HoltNe bot lid) Die Sitllotion gcbciicrt
mo oic ilbcr Die Foriib %pcrbGn0tc
Quarantine lit oiiNebobcu morocn,
mua. iilr hic EiIou5cr pom 0roBem
@ortbcil lit. 0ic 6rollcn e %iao, iucI
dlc lid icbr rnt Die Nuuifl0runa Oc3
FlrbIlfunlH biniihtlid oc2 6icbcr9 be.
ntilbt bot, lltd)t nod elmer WCIc1cns
belt, nm Ocn ErGlibCntcll Nooleuclt
ibrcn Cant iiir Ole 9icnlte olrsjliipre.
den, mcld)c CT Der StuOt crluicicn
hot. &hrc Erdiiocntin Grou Ncbon.
iplrO oobcr hcn E%rGIibcntcn bitten,
Der Stdot rlncn boIbItiinoi0cn 9(tiz
cttbnlt 5lt ipihntclr. Mou miInitt
ou(h, BOB Er. Hobrrt cirtn &brirog
itbcr sic 6lcbcr Goitpognt bait. ,
Fch droin SID. u. Sept.
Nilnf mcitcrc Grtrontimgcn an gel
ben 8icbcr nlrorn lclltc bier bcriN4
tCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
GinluGnoc Der WrOhidlladJtcr.

Tcrldllgcll SilllrlllN Der lultCr Dem
Irtl : Srillt WtlrbC Nc0Cn tic e.
hobcrlcn TltIo1cn,
Gbicu0o. 81. Srptbr. Tjc
Shlahtbdlt3bclitcr 0rQCl lucldc nic
Nnflnoc lut0cll &cridmGrltnu 5llr
Wonopoliiirutg oct Nlclid, = ,Sl,hl.
itric crbnbcll mor0ct lit. rcid,tcn bel
Dem @unoc3 2 Giitritt4 Wcrid,t Ell.
men Mntro0 nui N|uiiirunu Scr ucucn
lie acrid)tctcn YttIo0c Elm. Incident
MiiiOonita nid)t bciururbcu iiub. Wic
]ucrlnltct, miro oicicr Nntroo bel ocl
miinolidcn &crhou0hnu bouptiGd.
LID ourolli NcitilBt mrr0cl1, 0ob Ole
,}icbuma Der MitQlic0cr Ser Wrolo
,Ntru untcr Nll3ld1lur Der Nciicntlit
felt ltutt0cillnocn bate. mGbrcno Sc.
ocrnlunn, Der Nlonbt Nub oic ,Ellru
llntcriudnIn0cn Qrlrn i'm onItcucn
fonntc. bcrcd)iiNt lit. Oubci 5uoc0cn
III icin u1o iid) NOpon M iibcr5cnOcu.
mcld,c Non,cn aus Der l(ruc ocjpucn
mrrocn, mo I'll criohren. lpcr ole be
trcficI10en Vcrionlidfcitcn ijlN. IN
Scr cit0crcidtcn idriitlihcn Iorlc.
ollno miro ollSQciithrt. >oo lLStlul.
sc Der .,3iebluna icicn ioroiGltio oc-
bcirn ocboltcn lporOcu NM hir Nluoc
tlootcn h1ttcn nidt ciluuol in 0riob
runo brilrocn fGuurn mon .nir 0(,,i.
oobc trciic. lid, mil Ihrcm Go0r u, W..
ioiicn..
Dir picr nit ser Girmo cfunor,,
id,ilh II S~ul,bcrorr in Wcrbinn,no
itrhcnhcn M1nurr mcId,r orocf(ont
linn Nohottr INN ~pi,cnbohrcn anna.
ror,mcr -, hobcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,incrt conucI o4cif hc,;rhr, id,
;cet IN hGr 9t,ht ,,,h an go, Eo,,t,
]g{rrruittoo mr. W;5btcr N~u,,,hr,I -.
Ioncn m,rhc, ,,,, ;ih ,,,f 81, M,,sr,
,cr y, crft3ro, " |.r.
u ,,S
"a br,thrc, > uo.o 4,
,lonStcrn a,Tmi ILL mo,.,,,
ncr ea,,,, ,,t,rb, S4jcnr,horonr N,
bcto,,i,tc,n si4, tS,,w ;,Mm,yu sns a.;
...r.r. ,,rt,.l uE.f,,.
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Nm bic unrcd)tc NorciC.


Hcm-N Off 81. September. -
Ger Folt5cl NCIulN Qcitcrn cin outer
sang, inOcm nj lie 5uci ibr onQcblid,
gut b%ctonntc, WrCCuQooo9. "SdNpin0-
lcr, 9tonlcIlH Sobn s.. MiIion uIio9
Sunlca anic. mo MiQium Eurfcr,
olioa 6runf Morris, bir0lcit mudlic
mo int NoltptlltnrliCr an Mtllbcrrps
Itrobe lurtcr6rod)tC. Die WctrCiiCn.
Den bnbch mic Die Foli5ci b%cbollptCt,
nod Der ilblld)cn WCtbohc %0corbCitct,
obcr o~nltott Ole Sotbricic an cinCn
Trmmlfopi ST icn0cn lpor Yoitmci,
tier H. $. Sorrctt BON 0iuStoro, g..
s.. Der GnlpiGngcr bcricIbcn. mo
Der Elon ging iGntmcrlidl III Die
Wriid)c.
Nor etIifen Sogcn cnrpiirQ @r.
Gurrett cinen Vrici ans 9icp . Dorf,
mclhcm cine ncuc 81 9tptc bcigciijgt
NOR. Ser s%tblCn0er pcrtrolltc 0cnt
albrciiotclt an. bob bic Note hodge
mod)t ici mo ooB or u1gc50bIte Cau-
icnoc bouon bciibe, Ole CT iiir - Gta.
Dos Stiid pcrfoilicn polc. &r. Gar.
rctt benod)ridtigtc Die biciige Yolt'
9cborbc uro crbielt bon Sulpcttor
9oulc Den 9ci6cib. lid nit Den
Sfruinolcrn in8erbinbung 81 lcbcn,
Tus geld)ob, u,b lie, Die Den bicocrcll
Yoitmeiltcr int Die Sale lodct moll'
ten, iieIen icIbcr berein, inocm tic
o~citern in eincm &oliie al Der Scr
finlcrltruBr Dcrboitct mitrhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
Baltimore Nompi,T ndct.Go.

Vic ylcr. Gin1icllt Nr't hc'nrbcrrb.
Sampler inGrcr i0ulid, Gruiiuas nusdcunir
men. hon hct .g,u, pInc. "firr5, Cir. ln--IS
Piubt- ett0bc. G3O ghcuc6. brett uodh on
Foint Gomiort e%icrioDi, G,ortdlncnib unS dncr
Punficn aco GtNrrR Nrrhtrennp IN on
8idnlonh. IcrbiuhutU W @or.'aoulb ait ben
nGcnhnuro Iir zinc" Inlihcn 2l0 ton VuriS
mouth nah gIilnutu. an Nor'hi Ncrbtnoni{
init Der .gtIunlit Graft gutC. goriolt uni
9aroliIia. %ytcrinlf uuo tioIih. gloriuIi nm
irsftIih uno .Cb Hnmiuiou clue" nott 9icic'
bern, Moibinpiou. &c, mn Mihmono, m,
WiabISciicn nnh curogdifhrm Yldrc. piri
rt6fc |aciiitHiimrlcr. clciiriidc gclcildtuItg
NamnibeiSuna, Nptcu fret Acfcroirtc 0nihien
simmer IN ben |Ptlct.@Orcntr Scr NnO Cine
gir. 39t, gpcii ynlIunrfr sitnkch VIZ. 300 nm
hns, qiabtsGtrOtc. Y " g. S'iicc, Gfbptt 81.
baltimore, nm Gulncrt 1trnbc, Gnriincntc,
INIT rutintnp INN @lroupb'a. l0o glorh' Sborlcs
GtroBc.
Sobu N. ehrriupno. ". @rofpr,
8iccs Frai. II. Scn, ElouNgrr. it.iBan'| asmi
Ge32-) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

8e%rhunblltnQCn III cIl1cm l%citlntIol1clz
len Grbiduit2itrcitc IN Wtlllpolttcl
cr0liuct.
WiImuufcc, Miac, II. sept
Ter Grbidu'tapro5cB ilber oo0 bon
Der ucritorbcucu tSrau Hi5cttc Shuns
ocil1 bintcrlo'Cuc &ernlo9cn luurOc
bclltc IN NcrbunolunN qcnonumcn
mo 5luur Dor Hid)tcr Carpenter. Wtit
orBcraclu0brljhcn Sntcrciic miro
0crt bcporilChcuOcn Ncrbon0liui1Cn
cntococn Qcicbcn. Ncrnlutblid miro
OuS 3]cuQcnprrb0r luegen 0c1 bcreltH
neutrality-suspicious. 3crl1enDcrDor0 I'M
Ter Scftion I096 nbgctiir5t mer0er,
obmobl bic N~contiportil1N pcrldicoc.
ncr GruQcn, Oic nlli Anrntbcn ibrc3
NnuoltS ppIt Nrll. Gn1il Shult0cin
uno TSrult Ola .. Ironf, Den Slit
bern mo Grbcn Der Srou Sd)onocin,
biebcr llntcrbItcb, BON Inipolt Gitor
les nod oci'cH g%ntilnolgung pcrlalt8t
lpcrocu mirO. =
Tla cine Der @ouptieii9inren, bic
ucrb6rt ucroA Oiiritc, miro 1ro,,
anno @iMoro, @tiiGIicp be5 Fobit,
3bcotcr. GnicmbIc, gcIidnnt, bic cinr
intin1c Grc,mOin Der ueritorbcncu
Irou Shunocjn 1ciuririt ipor. Gbo2.
G.llorlca, ser AniuoIt 0rn. rSofp6
ScpI'@, crfljrt. oob oic @crpciic, oie
Dem Nihtcr jjbcr Die Nbioiiung oeS
Seituntcntc2 m~,tcrbreitct Apcr6en iol.
len, fulun, cine 2tunoe oolrern ipcr,
oer, lporou' onrn ocn Grben @eleacn.
belt 0cgebcn mcrOcit iol. ocn 9criub
at mohcrl Gas Scitomei1t ltnr,lt.
ltobcn
CASToHIA
frsgt die sDeS Ots, Die la lmmaG skaIN Raa
Ustsr. III //T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
GbrIapcatc Inmpicr.G ompnauie.

-
Npt'aprnfeGtnit.
elegoE;e To!lHpicr Guluplct .glau'tl- una
sFtlnnin" rudl
Gu kuln, Epmi2lt uHb Vor'uli IA.
Ennipfer b~trldi'ct "ditthlorc thgllb tdufle'
uor,rneH Spnntnue) I'M ego Hhcfl1s iinn Tom
wen III iNls Pctit ~ronioti IN, g nbr Worasnf
unb IN ScripIf UNI - yiotGeHs on. IN
tniteb.St or bic giiCubnbrIlpc mo aner
Yunitsu hes GnhcHS mo Ghnpei.pS.
y)attRiper,Stnit.
eIea ante Phfaaicr 1mraier G5ar.oiis' Gb
No Iliuiptc"
nah, gnrt.gUi7t uus stidlmono. ia.
gdEintcr hctlGiiCH baltimore iugllt tnusas'
iuHBsr Sonriad6l ma : lbr aiubritituas mt
tnittni, n al gRstiiirIT, nm 7,|J UIotuorS inns
Al Nttpnronh I'm G25 W1rGcnS IN.
Gte an WRuuiudCt U.Ilitadrt ulo ,ItstiG9rn
boz baltimore nhfubrrrocl Tnr'pt'r, mo btc
bon 21efi t'oiHl m tlr,i',iNcr. 9cnntriinPen
NIB Ganftupei n]tiglrcf. irVcf. .tn o1iottcc'ter'
Roist uuh NtiDoH0s ~; 'nb bic an Stfulu'
GeE. TDnnrtiinotn uuo GnmtiunciI ooi pNlii
more uno an gjiortlgcn, Wiii,nrhcr .ino treI'
tdaen bon Weft E,ciUt ;brnttsn1Nt Snuip'et
IIegct In Dpificlun uuo Ciao'thhi an tbsi attn,
ttafm Wettpr)
Tampfer ~perla,Ien Baltimore nom pitr RI. -
NIB 10, qtqhtiitnb"n.gptrt
Eur6spiUrte nos uiien Yunficu fanret a..
fidbert, @erff nif9rH"bCr mo 0aiitciJ INNER
I'M Rcrous o~rriCrpirt iucrp,r ~ ben hteftacn
Nilefs9Nirenir: ~ 81 Tsro.N hnries 3trcbs,
n. n. Nobipr, rlqcnt. VI. t27, Ch'Veittmets.
etrahe. pbcr ben 6oupL NdreanJ: Rr. 900.
9ta!t. straht, ToltImutt, pls.
Heuten aphsr, y. Z. eh'sm,
u 3 WrTarn,t. cNl's arn .non .as'"'
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s. 5alabra \ Coup,
Yianoicibrr,
Er. 675, Wclt Baltimore .StraRe,
nube Binc'Girnbe.
wtib p%trlithcn anI itben Merthasatnsanh.
Settcnl @tugona atm TrtodtN1reGn.
fonnitBI0


fir Sitrer. Huitorrr nno Wianbultne rribftH
bic Sur bOhitci WilSbilhung q. Stnfnettr.
Rphrrt AT =. & P.sIclcpbDn DiuotIo1 1lbi ~.
(Gfi23. l&S1 49,
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Marnlanb nuo Ycnnipluaaia 9abn

ghae ~pcrIaiien 9orth.HleHns. eiattuH:
7.p Bornt. 8pti nG1 DoIf. ideiit. auspe.
nomnicn Gclninnt.
S..p 9,orm. Nt.cm. md Ttltn. rrr Ennrf1aA
9.o0 g'nrut. aiici1. linb Btlait, tdalit. dusaer
uniuntctt TnrntdnS.
t.2n Hutrn Hliout. lrndb P5lntt. ittr sairffdea.
g.45 gndIr. alnii uafl fbIt, ldalit. oitsges
nonntcn .EonntnGs,
4.O9 Gndm. Iftont. nu1 celia, rttsr @onHtoaS.
$50 Hddrt. Wffnm. ndG Della, tlglid. diisst'
nnltnter Scnntanf.n.
COS AbtuhS WitJm. mad Nel VIC fdaltt. aus
gti1oitrlelIf g0nGfH1s.
100 NbeyjSS Siiom. ns9 BeIHtt unt conn
tlgS. iHriDtB .1filtE
il.la Nbenos slffom. naa Selolr. nun Witt
pods nuo GuMdas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

aunappits. Ut 9lObni eiatiou. Hb0 uno
2sib %ernl. $50 mrn no Nobm GnrrSSsn'
ttaaas. la.00. 1888 gntnt., 600 uno ul.to
g'orm, Nurioert 5tnttor, l73b. 7aoo. . 70 unO
no. 90 Berur., 4 20. $50 nuo 800 glunu
seiudleter, nh. i'o0nt'e tnttou. TO Rorm.
mo !2tl aabnl. 9ontcen'5tation. 1920 Botut..
9aaerstcipn, G!t stobal citation, " IS Hrt..
1850 yiGhm, 6 lu,oen, SioiiOu. 1900 Sorm..
-enitpit.e,tn nro Vii. aIrs. gauhsn etaitcn,
7.3h rlo 2n.i5 @Lrnl. 4 20. 1850. 1870
%a %s $40 ga0, T @6r slnt3 Z n STH q % s0,m -.
enras npO otian Uit. JlogaI station '2A3
@ohm Santherts tntlrtt ~ 90 Sndbni, 49,
DDtt. Tcner Ectiuiuui t6ubpuntti ait %.
strafe, AerU.9lori Nenuem aeteaeu iur or.
%tettlnng cee 1ottI, Srenter' uno Snoen'fi.
5enn6. scrL gamo,a gerI yt rooaI
Fnricr u Cyclic idol. 756&. n 800 g.. q
Ti,fifi fS1loT. %a%o %. S2@@. SR4s
4atlor. Ainct. olr5a 90. 100 2. 1aitbtR y
Rar,S. ,o T'Sfr Gooi IL 4 81 ,s,i = = ! q no s :;
3ia. @iiiieis. 2anb. Rcrlor 0hIctnuttnnt uuo
spetle seqgqonS 1oGl. 94s&. N s62% y.
S.o6es. F1tla.. on5g q 600&. soS@ z
@ondes. Pblln. . . ,Idqt. 900 q. 905 n. 6
e4IGtiqaaeoa5 Ihai z SeR r at9!
ptl. Hopal'e abnhrt nm 1000 Nhcros inr anf'
ndbEie bon Faiidpicrfn bcrcii.
81 nan attautit.Ntt1 an B0thsni1atu; ~
mao H!taHtie.Gita tlpIidl.
gne 5iiae bniten In WlinituaipH. ~ bnlt 10
Shcier. an.
@erI. gamh,r Bctl. mi. ~rnal
Fbiid. atfpn.. nuu 60, sos Y $40 y.
Pbiln sttipnt. utr co. aibB $50 y.
Nhetoeeu VIII. MIR Ga. M y nh ".
Pbila SQr.. ulsa. :. go q. 225 q.
Rbtia Grpref;. atsI. 2 500 u. b0h u.
Wberoeen glft., ulsQ. z 6.t0 VI. 6.tb u. y
fhild. 9lffom. mnr 81 Bt0 ". 6.ib ".
Ghiln. Grpreh, 11ai. geo VI. gO5 ".
tttiiet.4lTeapr: AoEnpgtIi e ubGrifs. nro
526 Straightforward, ,aa. stonatGiat OBJ
GaileeIt Sfdfi0it. p"
:. q. paartiu, Rgr. FuN. Sratfte,
6. %. SaNet. Gen. iPaif, 'staenE.
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Scr Sd,0nocin Erp5cR.

@erbonblrmQCn in cincm lcrrlotionclz
len Grbihult2itrcitc IN Willlpoufct
CrGIiuct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

%crIungcu SiitlrimQ Der rmtcr Dem
Nnti (rillt 2 @ricGc lcQcu tic CT.
hubcilcn Nutl0Qcn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20

have closed out my baled prai. 1,
hay 10 T, = Stroud & Company
Have some loose Ira!rie and few
halcs Alfalfa isft
ss. ID. r. THOMPSON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
Services at Jail.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Rev. B. F. Poole, Rev A. James and
other friends visited the death cell
OF John Henry Young, who is under
sentence TO be executed March 81.
Among the visitors was Rev. n. H.
Qualls of Ennis. After singing hymn
No. 233, prayer was offered BY Rev.
James in behalf of the doomed man.
Rev. Qualk read six chapters from
Revelations and gave the prisoner
TO knew that he had TO meet death
During the sermon the prisoner sank
down in tears. and again Rev. Poole
sang symn No. 200, which was fol-
lowed by a number Of prayers The
prisoner bowed ON his knees by his
chair, and showed many signs of
humiliation. He was asked By Rev
Poole 10 join in repeating the Lord 5
prayer. and he again melted down
In tears as though his heart would
break. when the visitors told him
goodbye he could not utter a word
: VISITOR
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
FAT CALVES FOR SHOW.
Two Car Loads Shipped to Fort
Worth from WaNaIlachie.

w A. Briggs and L. H Peters
shipped TWO car loads of fat calves
to Fort Worth yesterday afternoon
to be entered In the premium CON
test at the fat stock show which is
now In progress there. There were
twenty-eight head, fourteen TO the
car, and they were in the very best
of condition for exhibition. They
are about one year old. and II Is be-
lieved they will average 500 pounds.
A few Of the bunch which are not
quite year old will weigh more
than $50 pounds.
Several weeks ago fifty-two head
were eut out of a bunch of 144 and
placed OF special feed for the show.
They were fed cotton seed meal and
hulls. corn meal, wheat bran and
niolasses. A mixture of this feed was
given them twice day. and Mr.
Peters says they began fattening
rapidly from the start. Yesterday
twenty four OF the best ones were
selected to be shipped to- the show.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
CONDITIONS IN WEST
As q Result of Warm Rains fine Crop
of Grass is Coming On.

w p. Anderson of Amarillo. who
visited Fort Worth Saturday, made
the following statement with refer
ence to conditions in the Panhandle
country:
"'The weather in the Texas Pan
handle has been remarkable the last
winter in more ways than one. There
were several storms and some very
cold weather. but the dreaded north
western gales. which have hereto
fore played havoc with our cattle
were not in evidence this year For
this reason the cattle have not drift
ed or the plains and the losses were
not so heavy. Since the frigid bliZ-
zard which struck us In February
the weather has been good in our
part of the country, with the excep-
tion of a cold rain and sleet which
came on a little more than a week
ago This was bad for some of the
poor cattle which had pulled through
the blizzard The total losses from
all causes in the Panhandle this win
ter, however. | believe. will not
reach per cent of the range cat
tie.
"Since the cold rain and sleet
SUI III SPOh9l VI NAi1A W oH oiiCt e.
lived, warm rain has fallen and
we are now enjoying excellent wealth
er. One of the finest crops of
grass that has ever been known in
this section is now coming on and
the eowman down that way will soon
find himself In a veritable paradise.
With losses comparatively light and
with bountiful supply of food near
l.. 81 a IL
tlemen are feeling about as well as
they ever felt at the threshold of
new season.
lone thing that ! would like 10
speak of. that | think will be of in
terest 10 the range cattle growers,
is that those who have had supply
of feed on hand for severe weather
have lost comparatively no cattle
do not. in fact, recall a single case
where those who have either grown
a sufficient supply of feed, or where
they have shipped IT in freely, have
lost a single head This is a splendid
object lesson for all who have herds
OF cattle ON the range over winter
| think ii cheaper to buy feed than
to stand the chance of losing ones
entire herd. | have noticed that
those who have been we'll supplied
with oil cake have come out of the
winter with smiles on their faces.
There is every indication that the
convention of the Panhandle Cattle
Growers Association. which meets
in Amarillo April is. will be the
best attended and most interesting
one that organization has ever held,
There viii be a number of interest
ing addresses made at this conven-
tion. One | would especially like to
have mentioned is that OF e. ID.
Funk of the Illinois Corn Breeders
farm. Mr. Funk understands corn
breeding better than most any other
man in this country. He will de-
liver an address on Early Matur-
ity OF Corn" II We can get a corn
that will mature in ninety days we
can startle the world in feeding in
the future For this reason all the
delegates are vitaily interested in
Mr., Funk $ proposed address.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
THREE or NUMBER SHOT AND KILLED
BY EXPRESS MESSENGER.
MESSENGER IS WOUNDED
Shot Down by the Robbers While
Making Brave Defense of His
Car.--Two of the High
waynien Captured.

A message was received at the cot
ton exchange of J. r Waltz & Co.
this afternoon from Memphis. stat
ing that daring hold up was at
tempted on the Southern railway at
Stephenyiile, Tenn, today at II
o'clock. Westbound passenger train
No. 305 from Chattanooga to Mem
phis was tagged by five masked
men A pitched battle ensned which
resulted IN three of the robbers be-
Ing Killed and the remaining two
we're captured. Express Messenger
Pruitt was wounded by the robbers
and Is not expected TO live
a later bulletin from Memphis
states that the three dead highway
men were killed by the express mes
senger before he was shot down by
the gang.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20

Richard Olney was attacking that
bellieose spirit which he has very
cleyerly termed the war bacillus.
and In the course of HIS attack he
had occasion TO refer TO a certain
diplomat.
While Mr., Olney was speaking a
man with bow legs passed and sa-
luted
There goes Hunt" said MFR Oh
ney. A more bowlegged man never
lived than he" Then going back to
the diplomat. be resumed:
The trouble with this diplomat
is., Thai he Is all things To all men.
With A he is a Methodist. with B
he Is a prohibitionist. with c he is
Q Presbyterian and, by Joye. with
Hunt he Is bowlcgged - Baltimore
Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20

Regular meeting Elm Camp No.
i6 Tuesday evening" at T3o. All
members requested TO attend Iui.
tlatlons
WILL HANCOCK. c. G..
EZRA \ FUDGE. Clerk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
MAKES A DONATION.
Hon. =. 4. skinner Gives $500 to the
University of Texas.

For the purpose of encouraging
the young men of the University of
Texas in the art of oratory Hon. S
P. Skinner OF this city has argeed to
donate $500 TO the university in
five installments, to be paid on Janu-
airy OF the five years beginning with
1906.
The Methodists of Austin. under
the leadership of Bishop Hoss. have
decided to build a church near the
campus for the benefit of the many
Methodist students. A site has been
secured and the work of raising
funds begun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20

TO pay for the new piano recently
Installed the pupils OF the city public
schools Will give an entertainment
AZ the school building Friday night
The sadkorium Is comfortably aeat-
ed With opera chairs aud the teach
eTs have expended unusual care IN
preparing the pupils for their various
parts The price Of admission Ia
tweatyftye cents and thirty five
cents. ana when the children call
ou you take as many tickets a. you
can
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
B:s bank Deposits.

comptroller of the currency the three
National banks of this city publish
ed their reports Saturday afternoon.
These reports show the condition of
ths banks up TO March II. Accord
ing to these reports the total in
diyidual deposits on that &ate
amounted TO Sl,.N5. .55S.04
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20

burned and srAiAed By = aofl~r fIaa
haTntanm whtiw bis eRsstme Has eagl.
sss@ passenger trxIn from thaa city
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aeEsaans oeruTFwa pfursesifnws we're
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The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-10
GOES AWAY
F. T. Keelar Sells Business
 And Will Leave

FIT. Eeel&r, the Money King, and one of SksgwSy's best known citizens will leave for the south tomorrow and SkSCwsy will know him as a merchant DO more. He has sold his lewelry store and business in this ely to J, lSuta' who has been associated with him as appretence and assistant tor more than ls years. Mir. Keelsr will go rom Sksgwsy oO the City of Seattle where he will remain until the arrival of the Humboldt when be will proceed south, He will meet Mrs. Keelsr at Portland and they will go to California,
 Mir, Eeelar retains his property ln' ,erests in Sksgwsy and says he is in the market to buy more property, He has none for sale.
 Mir. ISuta, who succeeds Mr. heelar, Is s native ot Japan and a bright young man. He Is a thorough workman and s business man
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-10
IContinued from Page II
NATIONS LEGISLATORS
 SkIGWAf'S GUESTS

Skagway. All of them except the members of the band accompanied the party 10 Bennett
 The Cottage City left with the ns- tional legislators and their friends for Alaska, Monday night. On the way north they visited Ketchikan, Metls- kahtla, wrangell, Juneau, Douglas and TreadwelL At all those places they were met by committees Of leading cit izens and officials, who made it a point that they should see the country.
 They will go from Skagwsy to Kills poo, Sitka and Juneau. At the last named place a public reception win be rendered them.
 The Cottage City will leave al II o'clock this evening.