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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
BURTON IN CONTROL
ru's Chairman Hemenway Of Appro.
prsations Committee to Bout


priations Committee to Rout
washington. Feb. 22-wfth
handful OF Republicans ana aided by
the Democrats. Representative E,,rtor,
% Dhlo' Monday gained complete CON
tFol OF the house and forced an arne,, . =
Hent TO the snndry civil AIN rar,,fr,.+.
the use of granite in the constr7,ctiag,
OF public building al Cleveland rio
meme town. Chairman Hernenvs,v ~
tt4F appropriations committee WAS pu+
70 rout while the unusual srpatsta rla 80
Witnessed Of the presiding officer being
twice oFerruled on an appeal from ND
decisions The amendment, hnv-et.a-
vas not agreed to until Mr. Henenvvav
i''d exhausted unsucCezsfullv every
means 70 check the tide against hin,
IN order to adopt the amendment /, 80
necessary 70 revert 10 "A page az tba
OH already passed. over procedure
also unusual
seeing he had been 0utfianked nv NJ
burton, Mr. Hemenway several tines
sought an adjournment after tho buI
ltd been reported to the house f,r
favorable action. but his motions vqsra
voted down. So cieverly were he ana
uls Followers IN the minority. that Mr. /
faethehWhy interrupted roli-caU m
move the passage OF the bin which q,r-
RED amid loud applause. The -bfu car
fles "a total appropriation OF se5. e72. csc /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

JEFFERSON City Mo. Feb. es.--T,r,
eaueuses were held Monday night an(
potn were secret. II leaked out hove.
evef. mat the members supnortirg
Niedrlhghaus decided 10 vote for bin,
AGAIN on joint ballot and after thar an
attempt be made to have the Kerane
men select a man npcss ~.fa;,T7 fin. ,o,a,
would be concentrated by both sides ~
an effort 10 end the deadlock. FaiIing
IN this the NIedringhaus sunnortars
VII return to him aud stand nv hin,
until The end OF the legislative aess,o,,
even If no senator is elected
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The oil had been made tasteless n,
oeins administered in capsules a.
ofher tagms. the stomach would rehal
and promptly eject il.
Right at this stage Of the game
fi"~ Martin learned of an i'm
PPtaht discovery made by two emf
YEN FRENCH chemists. whose secret
hAs oe"n bought by large Boston
mouse. Win Characteristic enter
Dts" flood x Martin connected them
selves With them. and succeeded In
making arrangements with them fo
"'F"'tlF handle This new discovery.
Thank goodness. Ne now have AZ
iAsi, riEht here Ia town. a prenara.
ZION That contains all the curaftvs
principles which have given the cof.s
tSeF It's great reputation a. a vea,.A,
TOT wasting discusses. NoW no.
S"WRht-for priae4ples are In a rcn-
rrnirated form. free from fhe nan.
seating. greasy matter that eharnr.er-
lf"~ cod liver oli as we have kuoyy.
II thts extract II put up ia = u,oat
paiafRhis aud delicious Co.,
shat q can oe taken b. Any ene ,.l,h
sne most deilaate aud aenkitfyg st,sst
Ath II Il positively free from ~,
""}~s 'iohabie odor. taste ar apy -
!. ne other dtsaErecable features shm1
nave si~aNs attended cod liver o,l
hcod 4 Martin wuI GLADLY ,su
Ahf one who wtli call "a them ali /
Atoas re discovery Thev ~. -
pleased n regard "a the matter fhat
h"F wAnt ever one to knew at.out i |
e1s's~ ali they wiah il to 10 pu.t.
@eF understood thai this n~w pren. /
: alton e AGA a pAaen4 mssalesne
nsF IA tell yaa everything In !.
ana ~ill explain TO yoa how s~holmr~
iAfe devoted their lives and rnpttml-
As@ heir mon~y. IN nsxseurtnm ths.
'f"a"cs shlrh has h~mn Kfven .hw
a@an@ of Vsnal
We fhtnk rtwht her~ Il wousa \.
sksssA plan for anYons wko sw al
laf"t tansfe - 10 f@ma il norammmrvl
ar thefr healfh Ia tmAe GOA gfvmy
Z a. bear whmf Hnma Il Mmw4fn
- an the MahAmst wal
t#As y1a wsaI erzss wssu
@haF yom wt1 h~zra YEA
y assert wili pnsxe - great
. yea
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Notice

70 my customers whom have MS
Led every effort 70 get you wood re-
sardieas Of the weather. Please use
the same effort to get me pay for
the wood which is now due me ana
II you can't bring it at one load bring
what you can at trip. don't forget
this please asii it is as important to
me as the fuel was to you when You
got 1t. Respectfully.
SO. j. A. SYNCo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

)rise Is one OF the virtue,
OF lists Hood a Martin. often
tn" demonstrated their ability
10 My keep pace with. bat 70
kefad OF the times. Many
linEe the people of our city
hasion 10 be proud OF the wav
tbeominent druggists have
shaemseiyes 10 be among thu
foi IN the country In adonf
inatest scientific and chemical
dies
THIS age OF progress the
adm pharmaceutical deyelop.
as been at times almoT 81 a
ssAl nature The drusxist
or n who has not bad pnsh
anrprfse has soon Become s
- beg aud can today be found
FuA small store. the appear.
ana hitch devoid ~ any sgsns
~ aisrn. Il familiar 10 all
always been Hood 4
hsambltion 20 raaneet them
s. arm soaae discovery that
Sc onA he q source of praslt
70 lres, but the moana ~ az
foaE good 10 0sherx. Win
tha view IL Il nas aarMaKe thai /
ii'AAEtin ia their profession
shsee been led 20 tkink s.ft. ]
ssts sstning the use IL st~l
iis Thss, lac hundreds II
os egistN. have MsaA vmaa auAn.
tissss valuable hna nauseAlisa.
fe
80 ears have h@@m saamr.s4 /
nae NJ woe. ~ Sufferers aha
sc theta 80 advise Sssne was
saas take the sneAietne ms.
ssF them. and snAny aatanoss
hMAnaae ia Fh@ Emma ta enable
a ~ take thss remedy. knew.
In BAT coala they narnm~sa in
desh~y woala h~ anssrmznsmsma
innE health ana in mmnv
"a Ia saving lEfe
~ 0ssssEzse 10 give an attain
ia*&tf@d end. 0f afmmmsmamm
shsif lhas ehmnxiaaA. xrmmmg
m uaane ash~rm have hma /
f1tn~fn. fhsv f@amd a waa
as alffaeais master 20 eunI
Il hst th@x somla nsst fs.as
f84N NfoFa MNM ESNR 49,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
CRANK ANo MIXER
S"~'''sSs'sas ths Faster ~ Peoria
Church Must pc1sssa.

fe~ria, Ia Pei. - The trustee.
~ th~ christian church. a arrs 4sa a.
asen'tsl eensFwxatson in this sity. hsve
= fa"a mat TIE isassoF fheY eall IT, M
'H@ faf@ssfy n their palpit mas. -
- @t~f 'htfty i've years o8a nArvtst
- evangelist ledge rsan = wives. 4
ef@rA ard mass Re wiglins a. ssw...y,s
ne bsaFti~sN - hss foeA AHAax.
sfa"ss SUPERINTENDENT ~ me iigsuat.
ar N~FNtew i@flun ssts.. = shagv.
fssAh - the h&sassa said ~ a..
crank ard uaaxeH 20 snsg~ snss.s~ ~. !
that's Ere Agna Il a sr~ara.~ -. -. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

q iu the military and nnvaE parade
~ = large delegation Mr. Farrsz
worth's remarks we're received with
enthusiasm. and It was decided to
have special meeting the latter
part o. this week to discuss the ad-
visibility OF attending the state con
vention and taking part In the pa
rade.
After the visiting gentlemen had
finished their remarks candidate
was brought forward and initiated
into the mysteries OF Elkdom.
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cAUssp ccMMoTloN.
REPRESENTATIVE EIOsns Turns Lsose II.
Alarm on Isis ciack.

y
Alarm on Eais Clock.
Austin, Feb. 2s.-The rouse Man.
day afternoon finally passed the Hlan
ton pure sos,d bill II was an. i,
80 az t. cure me objection al Ii.
las representatives as to the !,
which affected lard and cotton IL,
ar Biantcn Offering the aneua,y,t,,,
by agreement ''''' -
another amendment. oyared -.
Messrs kennecy and Hamilton nro.
vialng that baking powder packaee
snalI De labeled with statement ~
me contents. was adopted.
Whlle Mr.. Hancock of Dallas co,,,,t,.
was discussing the BIanten bin Renra.
sentative Blount of Anderson connt,,
arose and holding aioft an clock AZ,
Grated with blue ribbons. turned ~ ~
iarnL When the ting-a-ljng cas- sed
Mr Blount began speakin desnite tba
nized him. ie'os-
STEAMBOATS, have schedules 50 AN
ioaus nave time cards and the mentv-
, .l,, noise CT representatives must
ioiioW its rules" he declared
ar. Hancock, seemingly believing
~, ne mad been Specially selected as
lle p6tsn Of practical Joke. assert
"a vita emphasis his right to be heard
~ the interest of the people whom he
iepreseHted, and he seathingIy de-
bounced the spirit which 1t seemed
prompted some members TO perpetrate
'uch Franks. His indignation and
"a i's'sti'ess were such that the re-
halnder of his speech was receiyaa -
'espectful silence. -
The sight OF Mr.. Rlount ana -.
! nepiece caused tremendous Az |
ages s@rieked wildly and turned son,
rsaults in the aisles.
Houston charter bin passed
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Caused a EInrrv

Houston. March The decision 81
tlss supreme court holding permits
~ National ard Southern oti company
trancaes doing baS.nt,ss in Texas wlil
le cancelled caused greut aufrs
among oii concerns here Two ~ ths
iarEest branches are located az Hosss-
tou. hnether az Hearue S~guin. Waco
and BseNsur Under tho ruling All
must he quit business u Ia saia the
sales II ihese plants VII speedily
follow 10 private capital
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

f.ar.jeti Tex March The Au,er-
icnn round bale gln plant here burned
Loss i sNuut $40 aoa Concern has
tersn q le some iirue teirx ln rec
'eiNefs hands Sofua stght or ten
"Iessums. eho seemed Co have made
y their hotn, were driven oui aud
captured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
II. 4 T. c. Rates.

Second class colonist tickets to
Phoenix, Ariz., and California points.
Via n. & I. c. X X. at rate OF s25'
Date of sale, daily March 1 to NAV
/ and daily Sept. Is to Oct. 81.
Mineral Wells and return via H.
q i. Z. X. K. on sale April 23-24.
Kate s3.40. Limit April 2S.
Monterey, Mexico and return on
sale Feb. 2o-21. Rate $1,000. Limit
ten days from date OF sale,
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IS UPHELD.
'ss"s Anti Trust Law is Declared te
Be ConstitutionaI.

Washington. Feb. 2S-The supre,,,e
court ~ the United States Monday s...
eided the case II thu N.tloual ou
company VS.. State Of Texas inyolvlrr
th* Texas antitrust law The st,t.
court found the company euilf, ma.
thai avs aud held IL forfeited rlvh, Al
GO "uslasss IN the state. The easa ,,as
apfv~aive 10 the supssm. court 49,, 49,,
atituitonal grounds r-h~ ss,t..x..
court howesef. IN lts opiriop $500
was delivered ~ Justice usKa,,..
court
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nsFgnoa aeRseLF
nss. c@sy Ds~sss ss-s E~s~ Asssupssa
- p~ss@v aunaas Baat

Meath fstasts @ab MAsxa i.-Mtm
t4aaaatsM euf. sssssA he @stm~~@ asMsaa ~
aisfsns* - Der AaF@ss*ss aatth a.
s~swH as@aites ~ ~ y ga8N fHsaxa "a
tEsffs is Afs Festtseu fmY asxuss~ wY~
Gas sewsesf f.1@S $50 naa ever a.
swznNs~ss So nnissm nNs sawnmssA ~ shas
eAa aAs AasmtnaataFwa sgKamunm hasssa
~ me pmTUnm~ Of keaas=m onmsrma -
MsFE.
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Notice

have fST sale second hand farm
ing implements ! section harrow,
Eagle turning piow. Eagle walking
caltIxatnr. three corn and cotton
planters combined. sweep stocks and
wagons. See me az Wood Yard. y.
A. synco. Waxahaehic. Texas II
ron need some shoats OF need a
shoat see syneo 80
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nwfsn. fsh. ss-sss ratsr al.
y A'tf'ss@x tsattxssss1e~i "a ssssesssssusas
- th~ tnsss@n AnpTaps mslan ha.l All
- eF~@tasa@ ere STATE ~ 0kla hassa a~.s
L-aaam TarraasaTv -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Y ftsafssn Aaseh Wabtsts sss as~
AarnYfn@ thnusaHsts - fsuw trees
sfaafaa heFw Mmnf vaamx afeh4FsAm
h@vw naws8 FuAassa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
SECOND LINE
Another Charter Filed FOR catvesssn,
-eNxtgn Eieesr- : re

FF@N1EF8T N@E1" . : &c
Austin. March I~-Ar los &c 3Bcor-
nora1}on we're dled 7He te 8e-
partnsaHt By the Ha.. -Iatsostss1
Electric Eallway e5auu~g The par
posse ~ this carEof saa "a IA eaa-
street an electric blne h4gmeen I-aus-
Ton ard Galveston with capital stock
81 zae a9o. headquarters are "a noas e.
ton. THIS is the second connanv
chartered 30 huld su elertriet nne be-
tween those gwo cities
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bod g MARTIN, ONE OF
OUR LEADING DRUG
CISTS.
ME ARRANGEMENTS WITH 4 LARGE
BOSTON HOUSE.

|: Object is to Produce Valuable Rem
dy' IN Form that Can be Easily Taken
'ut Heretofore Impractical--From Now
in this New Preparation of an Old4Medi-
Inc Will Become an indispensable Aux
larry to the Medical Profession.
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w A N T s

FOR sALE--old papers at this Of
flee. II
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FOR SALE--Ready printed blank
notes at the Daily Light office. II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

T0aUson M. E. Church.-Services will be held
Sunday, Aug. 9th, in the tent on Delaware ave-
nue. Preaching at II IL A. NJ: by the pastor; icy:
Monday, 18th, at 7.3O p. NJ. Rev. q. w. Hobbs;
Tuesday, 9Th. 100 p. M, Rev Osborne Belt We'd
nesday, 9th, 1880 p. NJ. Rev. Il. e. Copes Thurs
dsy. 10th. 7'3D P. NJ, Rev. John r. Edwards Fri
day, 18th, 7.30 P. NJ, Rev. w. Fl. H. Powers.
LikeyieU N. E. Church. preaching by the pas
Church Of the Holy Comforter. Rossgslls.--ser-
vices every Sunday at II A. NJ: and Sunday school
at 10 A. M, until further notice. All welcome.
81. Glement's p. y. Churci.-Service on Sunday
North Point Station, M. E.. Church South ~
and p. NJ; Sunday school, a.45 A. NJ. @. M.
Snyder.superintendent senior department; Miss
menus elo p fraVernmeetInr Tbursday. sP. .'p"'
NJ. Washington AZ. %. Church.-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and Pm. Rev. Joel Brown,
Patapsco N. e. Church. North Point Rodd.-ser-
vices every Sunday at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Rev.
D; y. , 6r0w15n p SS"1si Western Rm-Rey R.
Heber Murphy. rector. Services I'd and 4th
Sundays Of each month: at II 4. NJ; st; Lukes,
FreesDd' n. q. r. r., 9Th Sunday, at ii a. NJ NJ.
Other services by special notice.
Ashland PresbyteriGn Church. Ashland, N. o. R.R.
school, Conducted by the pastor. at $50 A. N. and
Bible class at 10 A. NJ: Young Peoples Society,
7.30 P. n: Rev. r, L; Walton. pastor,
near Hartford RO1d.-Rev. /. G. Yeakel, pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and P. NJ;
Sunday school at 2.30 P. NJ; Junior G. E., 3l5 P.
NJ; Christian Endeavor, 1880 p. NJ; prayer meet
ing every Friday, P. NJ.
Fdirvieao n b. Church South. Sunny0roOk.--
Preaching every Sunday at p. NJ; Sunday
school 215 Pm; prayer meeting every Thursday,
8P. M. Rev. ]. f. Jacobs pastor.
st. Aichders German Evdng. LuthsTaH Church,
Perry HGH-Preaching every Sunday morning,
at 10.15 O'Clock, by the pastor. Sunday school
at 800 A. NJ.
Jerusalem German Lutheran Church, GardenUils.
Services at 1870 A. N. I'm English the second
Sunday of every monthly Rev. Oscar Guthe,
pastor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

Manor, 10th District.-Mr. Nelson Hitch
cock, formerly Of Delta, has moved his family
to this place and is conducting a successful
blacksmith and wheelwright business.
Wilbert, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jannke Corcoran, had leg broken on Friday
of last week by falling from porch. DR..
Thomas H Emory rendered the necessary sur
gical attention.
Misses Anna and Minnie Kuhne of Balti-
more. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sutton,
of this neighborhood
Mrs. Annie French, who had been under
treatment in Baltimore for disease of the throat,
has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutchins, of North ave-
nue., Baltimore are visiting the formers pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Q. Hutchins, of this
district.
Miss Lizzie Bornement, of Howard county,
is visiting her parents, who live at this place.
Miss Lizzie Maener, of Philadelphia, who
had been visiting Mrs. Caroline Nehrer. of
Manor Glen, has returned to her home. Mrs.
Nehrer has recovered from severe spell of
sickness and is again able to be out.
Miss Lillian Pinder, of Jamestown, Pa, is
visiting Miss Winifred Potter, at the rectory of
ST. James P. E. Church.
Miss Daisy Cockey, who makes her home
with her grandmother, Mrs. P. f. Cockey. of
Merose Farm. Cockeysvile, is visiting her
parents, Col and Mrs. Joshua H. Cockey, OF
My Lady's Manor.
Mr.. Harry Sutton, a progressive farmer of
this neighborhood, is erecting wagon shed
and granary. M. d. s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

Howard Has the Biggest Pear Tree
The Ellicott City Times Journal of last week
said: Around the body one foot from the
ground. Is feet 1 inch; around body feet
from the ground, IA feet; around first limb, 10
feet 8 inches; around second limb, 6 feet ;
height, 80 feet. A photograph of this tree
was taken as the biggest pear tree for the st;
Louis Exposition, and it is currently reported
that it was not unusual for the late Coon
Roman, when tenant on the place, to gather
two one.horse wagons load of pears from the
tree season No one knows the variety
They make mighty good sweet pickles and are
not bad baked for raw eating one had better
take green persimmons."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

New Market, 7th District.-Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Briggs, of Lincoln, ILL.,, are visiting
the formers grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Heath
cote, of this place.
Mrs. Preston, wife of Dr. James H. Preston,
of Manchester, Nd, and her daughter. Miss
Eva Preston, are visiting relatives and friends
at this place.
Rev. Robert J. Nicholson, pastor of New
Market M. E. Church, and Mrs. Nicholson,
are at Summit Grove camp-meeting New Free
dom. Mrs. Martha Wineholt her mother,
Mrs. Sophia Lee, and Mrs. Acquila Mcdonald,
are also tenting at the same camp.
DR.. Milton G. Dunnick. of Stewartstown,
Pa, who is graduate of the Baltimore Medi-
cal College, has located in New Market for the
practice of his profession.
DR.. Andrew Hitchcock, of this village has
returned from pleasant visit to Westminster,
Taneytown, Manchester and Hanover.
Miss Florence V Dunnick, of Stewartstown,
York county, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Lieb, of this place.
Mr.. ]. w. Brooks, of Fawn Grove, is en-
gagged in painting the exterior of New Market
NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Roland Miller is painting the exterior of
the Knights of Pythas Hall in this place. M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05
DEATHS.
Tributes. &C.. 10 Cents Per Line

-Tributee, &c, 10 Cents Fer Line
HOBBS.-Near Granite, Nd, August 2. Emeline
J. Hobbs, aged SO years, widow of l.. w. Hobbs.
of Hartford county
COOKE.-July 30, at his residence, near Pixies
Vile, Nd. Adolphus Cooke, aged Go years.
ADAMS.-At Canton, Nd, July 20, Michael
Adams. aged 20 years.
LINDSAY.-At Texas, Md, August 2, 1905.
Hugh Lindsay, husband of Catherine Lindsay.
WATk4NS;-July ~. lsOo, at MaIDrook; Nd,
Baltimore county, Nd, aged 81 years.
GEBB.-.July q. at Rollins Ferry road, 18th dis
trict, Baltimore county, Willie Webster Gebb.
aged mouths, son of Philip Gebb.
SMITH.-At Fork, Nd, August ], 1905, David r.
Smith, aged SO years.
sMITH.-At Gainesville, Nd, August ]. Minnie
Smith, in her 45th year, wife Of j. Frank
Smith, and daughter of the late Reuben Jones.
WORTHINGTON.-In Baltimore city, July 28,
Eleanor Dali. in her Goth year, widow of DR..
w. II. Worthington. of Howard county, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

Condemns the Reckless Driving of Au-
tomobiles.-Mrs. Jesse Tyson, whose coun
try home is on Green Spring avenue. in this
county, and who, as briefly stated in The
Union, made narrow escape from injury on
account of the wreckless driving of one ofthese
machines on public road, has some decided
views ON the subject. She says:
II think more stringent laws should be
passed for the protection of people who drive
along the public highways of this State, but
will say specifically in Baltimore county,
where | live. 1t is an outrage that inexperi.
enced chauffeurs should be allowed torun their
machines along in the most reckless manner.
with the narrow country roads around
Cylburn, / am afraid to 60 driving at night, as
l and other people are in constant danger Of
being run down by automobiles. Another
thing, it is very wrong for man to take out
license for an automobile in the name of some
one else. / had understood that the machine
that ran into my carriage belonged to Mr..
Burt e. Wade, of Chicago, but yet Mr. Bombay
appeared as the owner in court yesterday.
'"There was no excuse for the machine rum
ming into my team on Monday. Mrs. Charles
Manchester was driving with me, and Mr..
Theodore Bell was in a vehicle behind us.
The automobile was in the rear Of both of us
and passed us, going in the same direction,
and then attempted to cross over on our side
ofthe road again. When Mr.. Bombay struck
one. Of my horses he did not pretend to stop,
U4g the persons IN the rear OF MS machine
stood up and looked back. I got the injured
horse home and then returned and measured
the road with yardstick / had in the carriage.
1t was IA feet wide.
'sOf course, no objection can be offered to
automobiling as diversion and sport, but
the law should hold those who indulge in it
strictly responsible so far as their obligations
to the rest of the travellers on the public high
ways are concerned 1t is disgrace that the
lives of other people should be endangered in
order that auto enthusiasts can go along pell-
NELL at break. neck speed over narrow roads,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

field and others. by their attorneys, Messrs.
Robert H. Gordon and Elmer ]. Cook, have
filed a suit in the Circuit Court at Towson
against Fl. Edgar johnson, receiver of Will
liam 81. Reid. to recover a tract of land which
the plaintiffs allege they were in possession Of
and the defendants have unlawfully taken
control of. The plaintiffs also claim $1,000
damages.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

Knoebel, 10th District.-The recent down.
pour of rain has done no little damage in this
section of the country. The roads are badly
washed and in some places are really danger
Gus. Vegetation is slow in ripening, corn es-
pecially, as the rain and wind storms have
broken the crop down.
There has been great deal of excitement in
this neighborhood lately, snakes and 'coons
predominating. A few days ago large shep-
herd dog chased coon up q telephone pole
and the neighborhood was soon in an uproar.
Finally they succeeded in getting the coon
down by tying piece of paper on pole and
setting it on fire. As soon as the fire was
placed near it the coon instantly jumped to
the ground and was shot by brave (?) man
from Baltimore. Afterwards he was presented
with the brush.
A few days later this same man, accompanied
by another and two ladies, were driving quiet
Iy along the shady lanes when one ofthe ladies,
who is deathly afraid of snakes. screamed
There's a snake Kill it'll The two men
crept cautiously up to the snake" and picked
up the brim of an old hat. People laughed?
guess so. One of the gentlemen was heard to
say lob, WELL We had the credit of being
brave. anyway"
Mrs. N. G. Hoffman has as her guests Mr..
and Mrs. H. V. Cole, H. A. Alters A. Kohl
dewey, Misses Grace Miller Ardelia Brown,
Pauline, Anita Elma and Julia Kohldrevey,
Dorothy Alters and Messrs Walter Hickman,
Harry M. Miller and Waidner Alters.
Mrs. u. o. Cox, of Baltimore, is spending
fortnight with Mrs. Harry W. Patterson, of
"Cherrique." X.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05

New Epworth League Chapter.-A chap.
ter of the Epworth League has been organized
at Phoenix NJ E. Church, with the following
officers: President-Linw NJ: Cross; vice.
observation-disclosures Hoover, Miss Emma Cross,
Miss Susie Seitz and Clinton Eckert secretary
Miss Alma McMann; treasurer-Miss Eliza
beth Goodwin; assistant secretary-Miss
Blanche Hamilton; organists-Miss Margaret
s. Setz, Louise Wheeler, Ida Price and Eliza
beth Barrett