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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

The committee appointed last sun
day TO consider the Anniversary and
Rally Day services of the Main Street
Christian church will be expected
to report 1T the morning hour to-
morrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

Mr. Chalmers Mcpherson return
ed last evening from the Christian
Lectureship at Denton. He reports
an excellent meeting The next
meeting will be held al Palestine in
November, 1906.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

J L. Cox OF Onion creek brought
in % turkeys which he sold FOR eight
cents a pound, they averaged him
over one dollar each. These are OK
anples % what some of our enter
pristns Ellis county farmers are do
ING
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

Attorney IS i. Spencer went Co
kaufman This morning to secure the
signature of District Judge billiard
to the bin OF exceptions In the Yves
Tune murder ease. which win be APP
pealed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

all the university students viii I'D III
their homes ID spend Christmas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

Rev. A c. pickins of Davis l. T.
win Till the pulpit at the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow for Rev
J. n Ivy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

On pecOuut Of the muddy condition
OF the roads there was NOT a very
large crowd In town today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

An evening Of pleasure Is promised
all who attend the Christmas enter
tainment a the public school audi
torlum Thursday night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

Ready and waiting - Waxahachie
Hardware Company for You, nice
heating stove II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

The price OF admission Thursday
night will be - and 25 cents Get
tickets early.
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Check off seats for Thursday
nights school entertainment at
Fearis' drug store Seating plan
may be seen there any time after
MONDAY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

There was another heavy frost
this morning, and porkers continue
10 bite the dust
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-16

Mi and Mrs. J. NJ Hicks of DIAL
las are visiting their sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Acker
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
JAPAN's TERMS.
Ine,uoe the Demolition of the Forts at
tie Port Ct Nladivcrtok.


Toxic. Feb. 10 -Japan's terms for
ending the war Il is said on semi-of
fetal, authority. are as follows:
The cess.on of the island Of Sag
hcilan for a military base
The demolition of the forts Ylad
ivo. tol, and the opening of that port
10 the commerce OF the world.
A japanese prOteeiora,e for Korea
An assignment TO japan of Russia's
lease 70 Port Arthur
Poss sssion of the railway from Port
Arthur 70 Harbin. with a strip ct
land one yerst vide on each side of
the line.
Casa indemnify equivalent 10 the
cost Of this war since the las over
ture Of peace three monihs ago
Terms Rus ia is said IL be willing
to accept:
Recognition OF Chinese sovereignty
over Mancaura. the Lao Tuag penin-
sula and Port Arthur
Permission for China 20 lease Ierii-
tory 10 Japsn for 80 sears
Russ ian evacuation Of Manchuria.
Retention by Russia CT Cagehalien
and Nladivostok
N8 var indemnity to be paid
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
GREAT ARMY OF STRIKERS
GROWING MORE DANGEROUS
Men at St. Petersburg Demand Right to
Send Another Delegation to the Gar
and Say Refusal Means March
on the Palace.

Sosnoyice, Feb i0- On Thursday
mob invaded She yarI 81 tie Ka.her-
inc works dcnan lias hat wcrkmen
in charge Of electrical machinery
there join tic s.rilc Il company OF
soldiers intcryoncd and Polish of
iiear repeatedly called upon the peo-
pie TO d.sperse Taes refused to
leave uniess accompanied ~ the
workmen II s SAID rioter menac.
Ga iho office with klife, whereup-
On he gave the order to fire with the
resul. that twenty-aight persons, in
cluding high school pupil who hap
pened TO be passing, fell dead and
thirty six were seriously wounded.
Taege latter were removed to a hos
pil 81 where five OF them have since
died. A number Of Others were
slightly wounded. Many were woiind.
ed in the back and evidently they
were trying to escape.
large quantity OF dynamite has
hcen stolen from explosive stores
Of the Casimir mines, It is supposed
by strikers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
"a MORE KILLED,

Berlin, Feb lO.-Accordng TO press
dispatches from Kattowitz, Russian
Poland, collision occurred, betwbsa
5000 strikers and mil taryFat the
Russian b.ationi of SkarzysEo IN
which twentyfour strikers were kill
cd, forty wounded,t The military. it
is also reported fired on strikers at
Gsrowicz but casualties are not re
ported
The Lollal Anzeigsr's Warsaw DC
spatch gives the number Of strikers
killed al LODI Thursday as nineteen
and wounded l12 These figures ap
ply to only part of the sturbances.
Tde sharpest fight took place before
the Schneider company's factory. the
pumber Of strikers killed Or wounded
there no; being reported Two sol
diers and one detective were killed.
a despatch from Sosnovice says:
"A procession of strikers from Sea
gorge going to Sielce. where demon
stration had been planned. was dis
persed by the military. Troops con
sinue to arrive in large numbers
Strikers have called a great meeting
for Sunday which isis feared will
cause trouble.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
RLAcKLisTiNe STRIKERS.
German Mill owners Turn Thousands
Of Them Away.

Berlin. eBb 11-Morning newspa-
pers today print dispatches from Bo-
chum and Essen which indicate that
the resumption Of the coal miners
strike is highly probable. Bochum dis
patches say news is reaching head
quar- ers of Socialist lah,r unions Of
the blacklisting Of miners by owners'
and tha thousands of men are turned
away with tnc declaration that thet
never agan would be given work
Some mines also are attempting TO
enforce reduced wages as the penalty
for striking
An Essen dispatch says hat al a
meeting Of miners Friday evening,
Herr Hue. a member of the Reichstag
gave ont the watchwerd ~the strike
must ceutinUe
Berlin newspapers condemn the ac
tjon of miac oyrers as 4 piece Of fol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
HOCH ADMITS HIS
MARRIAGE To IS
But Declares the light Now
Dead Died Natural DtathS
HARD TO GET EVIDENCE
SLOWING THAT HE MURDERED
HIS LAST WlFE-HEARlNG
CONTINUED UNTIL NEXT
WEDNESDAY,.

Chicago, Febr 10.- Confronted by
living witnesses OF his dunliclty at
Inc coroner's investigation today into
the death of Mrs. Walcker-Hoch, his
last victim. Johann Hoch. The much
married man, according 70 the police,
has admi tel his marriage 10 thirteen
women In the last ten years. Eight
of these women VINO at one time bore
the name of the alleged bigamist are
now dead, but Hoch declares they
died natural deaths and Is firm in his
denial that he poisoned any one Of
hem.
With the exception of tho identllica
lion # Hoch by several of bis victims,
Or their friends nothing new develop
ga at todays hearing Of the coroner's
Jury and al me conclusion of the ex-
animation Of wi hesses tonight Cor
oncr Holman postp-ned the inquest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
Grave Apprehensions.


Only energetic measures by the
troops ana police prevented resump-
ton today of the former tactics Of
$ rikers, marching from factory to
factory and inducing or compelling
employees TO lay down their tools,
Thus far there is no disorder in St.
Pc Cersburg and II is generally be-
liayed that such precautions have
been taken as will preclude a repi
tton Of the scene Of bloodshed of
Jan %. However circumstantial re
ports thar the revolutionary element
l1 about to JON the strikers and re-
sort 20 bomb throwing are causing
grave apprehensions.
Another Demand to See Gar
sFa,lSer Geeans orgaHizaticn Is ges
ported 70 have appointed thirty-three
delegates wao are to request Cover
nor General Trepoff to permit work
men to send another representative
delegation to see Emperor Nicholas
and present n program Of labor re
forms and in case Of refusal OF this
raqucrt 10 repeat The attempt TO
march TO the palace square; but there
+, no confirmation of this report ana
e is extremely doubtful II the men
can be induced to rc-cnact their part
in The tragedy Of Jan. 22.
The entire section hetgeen Moscow
and N'irva gates' toSc spt Ralsso Am,
crican rubber works mid one otner
factory, has been reduced 20 idleness.
Scenes 81 tlls vicinity resemble those
Of the trouhlous times in January.
Strong forces of Cossacks and mount
el polie during the day trotted about
the strike district and infantry and
marines plodded about the roasis an
HE deep in slusl. Strong guards al
the principal roads prevented strik-
ers passing out in bodies to pro1elyte
wori7men Of other districts.
Strikers Say They are Starving.
The w2rkmen have been quite or
le-ly and troops have Kept the roads
clear. but have not molested gather
ings of workmen in the fields.
I a large group of strikers near Put
! iloff iron works poured. out the story
OF the'r grievances TO nevtpaper cor
( respondents and the policemen stand
ing by did not interfere.
we are absolutely starving but We
are determined nor TO return TO work
until our demands are granted they
said. aiding sarcastically: Those 50
000.00 Japanese gold must have gone
astray or fallen into the hands OF
Manager SmyrnOff'
The men are deeply angeTed
against Smyrnofl Rum9rs Of an as
sault upon him and ais departmental
superiniendents and Of The killing Of
police spies are current in the city
but the strikers themselves profess
I ignorance Of any such affairs. a po
llceman who has been for many ycara
on the Putilon beat confessed today
that he never had seen he men In
such an ugly mood.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
unlil Wednesday.

until Wednesday.
The principal witness today was
Mrs. Fischer-Hoch. sister Of the VIC
man over whom the inquest was being
held. The witness is the woman
Hoch married a few days after the
death of Mrs. Walcker Hoeh. In her
estimony the witness explained in
minute detail all the circumstances
surrounding the death Of her sister
but there vas nothing in the evidence
10 prove that Hoeh was responsible
for the womans death.
During The investigation Jacob J.
Ness of Cincinnati, identified Hoch rs
the man he had known in that place
IN 1896 who married two German
widows under the name of Schmitt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
KL ERLANCER
TO Be INDICTED
THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND
OWNERS OF lLL.FATER iRo-
QuOis THEATER AT CHICAGO
WILL DE PROSECUTED.

Chicago, Fea 10- Segea members
ii the Iroquois Memorial association
acting as. individuals called upon
states Attorney Heaiy this afternoon
and asked tha steps be taken looking
10 the mdietmen. Of Klaw and Erlans
er. the principal stockholders in the
Iroquois theatsr, as we'll as the rein
d.ctment cf ". j. Davis Thomas Moo
nan and James Cummings, present
manager, treasurer and stage carpen
ter respectively of the thea er.
The states attorney promised care
ful investigation,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
FACE TO FACE WITH
ANOTHER UPHEAVAL.

St Petersburg. Feb. l0.--St. Peters
burg is again face TO face with re
newal of TIE labor upheayal the 4m-
mediate irsitensnt being the failure
Of workmsn to secure payment foT
the time they were on strike, added
TO the fact tlat there has been no ad-
justment of the demands which led to
the rike last month.
The Putiloff iron works. where Tho
former strike or ginated is playing
the principal role. There are 10000
workmcn already out within the
metropolis and workmen at the tor
pcdo factory in Kolpono. eighteen
miles distant. have also joined the
strikers. There is a strong prospect
of the movement extending.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
BLOODY REVOLUTION
AGAIN MENACES TIE
THRONE OF THE CAR
MANY REPORTED
To Be KILLED
IN TRAIN COLLISION ON NATION
AL RAILWAY OF MEXICO
PARTICULARS SUPPRESSED
BY RAILROAD.

Loredo Tex, Feb. 10.-in collision
between passenger and freight trains
on the National railway Of Mexico be-
tween Carleros and Layentura three
persons are known to have lost their
lives and perhaps many oilers arc
dead or injured Officials. beyond
acknowledg ng the wreck occurred
ana Cne passenger was killed and ono
injured, would make no statement.
The Wells-FargO express messenger
on tonights incoming train states hat
he saw five dead bodies He said that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
FINDING OF PAPERS.
Claims Donovan VIII Give Him His
ss.oo0.oOo Suit Against Senator
Df-ff

Grand Rapids. Mich Feb. l0-
james Donovan. the millionaire lum-
Der man and lawyer Of Chicago, said
this af crnoon that he had found in
his city papers which b. claims are
records tern from the books of Ocon-
10 county. Wisconsin. He declared
they made good his title to $1,000
acres OF Wisconsin state land for
which he started sgit last spring in
Chicago against Senator Plat Of New
York.
rs means. said Donovan, "tha' my
Ss.ee90o0 suit against Senator Plat
viii stand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
coNkLlN CHAMPION
5iLLlARDlsT OF AMERICA.
Chicago Tournament Ends in Tic and
Sigourney Loses the Play-off.

Chicago Feb 10.-Charles F. Conk
lin Of Chicago, is amateur billiard
champion of the United States, The
tournament proper which closed last
nigh left Sigcurney = San Francisco,
and Conlllin tied for first place. ln
an extra match played ionigh. to de-
eide the championship Conklin dsfeat-
cd the Pacific coast player 500 to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

23l Conklin also wen the prize for
he highest run made during the tour
nament-ssventy-e ght The second
prize was won by Sigourney. Gard
ner had he highest individual aver
age Gardner also won the third prize.
The fcuFth prize went to Morris OF
New Yerk, and the fifth TO Threshie OF
Boston
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
NEW MINISTER OF INTERIOR
SEARCHED NJ. WHITES HOUSE

London Feb Petersburg correspondent sends TO
tina. the first Of the minister Of
have
searched
bv police for examination We vas
and thorough exam
nacn Of private the Correspondent adds that "n
his signature authorizing Whites looks
therefore though the ine-or a-
len /. begianng JUST where Ven FeAse lei Oa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

n, Srith .Mavrr Writer and ( 4 III
Gauigap Nr. Aistbnipe read tle fol
lowipg- retscFt from shh .c0mmlt &c: Y
TO the committee appointed at the
citizens meeting:
Your subcommittee appointed for
the purpose Of formula ing a plan OF
public improrem mt and the extent,
as commencement toward the up
building OF a Greater Cairo, also 10
invest gate the legal questions and
methods as to how such improve
ment. mavlbe conduc cd, bcgs TO sub
nit the following report and recon-
mendatiuns thereto: t, i
The committee is of the opinion
hat two OF the longitudinal streets
in the city of Cairo should be i'm
proved by the pavement of brick. -
that We may have in the near future,
two complete thoroughfares Of our
city that will be unquestionably pas
sable at all seasons of the year, en-
all ng the genersi public to. have
easy access for light and heavy v
NltlE pun pbf ts " any tios't'' HfiN iNNs a.
any part OF the city. With this in
view we would recommend: That
Commercial avenue from Second to
Thirty-fourth streets. across Thirty.
fourth stree TO Washington avenue.
and Washington avenue from Thirty
fourth. street to Second street and
Walnut street from Tenth to Twen,
ty-eight1 streets. be adopted as the
definite line Of street improvement.
under such manner and conditions as
may hereafter be determined upon.
We of course recognize the fact that
on the line of a portion of the streets
mentioned the sewers should first be
built. also some filling done. This
is notably so on Commercial avenue
above Twentieth street viz sewer
and some earth filling Necessary to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
PAVING CAN BE PAID FOR IN
TEN YEARLY INSTALLMENTS.
Large Outlet Sewer Proposed OF Washing
ton Avenue : City Expected to Pay
Nearly One-fOurth of Cost--Citi-
zens Meeting Next Week

GREATER CAIRO IMPROVEMENTS.

GREATER CAIRO IMPROVEMENTS
the fug~
o =
Thrtfeurth strsets
: ard y
leave paving
. -
Pave Walnut from Tenth Twenty eshh
. %
Thiryfouh Commercial avenue to
:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

t-H.NsiNEG f9s tS'FfqYs \
a@YNMp,@ ,@ft1er pa Rll9 uSsek SAID
aycnin from curb TO curb rom Secss
ond street 70 Fourteenth street, and
from Fourteenth rtreaf Thiv.v
fourts Z RE ran tluHgh tlia Ese~
Of said avenue grass sat IL about
twenty-five feet vide and pave drive
ways on each side with brick, or in
guch manner as may hereafter be ap-
proved and adopted We aIfo believe
ii fair and equitable that the city
out of / general funds should bear
the burden in behalf OF tho. general
public by paying the cost OF tie paw
ing or all street intersections on the
said line Of street improveme ents here
in mentioned; this would BE about an
average cost of 22is pr cent of the
area outlined, and wc recommend
that same be fayorabiy considered.
With these improvements updertak-
en- aud consummated a ubstantial ef-
fort has been made for a Greater Cal
ro. This viii not Of itself prevent the
Improvement Of cross streets inter
secting with Commefeial and Wash
ington avenues and Walnus street as
may be desired by individual property
owners. We are of the opinion that
many Of the cross streets paved with
gravel would be. beneficial and all
thai may be required for number OF
years. We believe at tho present
time many of our property owners
are anxious and willing to make such
a method OF improvement II the lon
gitudiual streets mentioned are per
manently improved.
Assuming taat street Improvements
shall be made on the lines herein rec
commended and as 10 how these i'm
CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
R0JESTvENSKY QUARRELS
WITH GERMAN COAL COMPANIES

Louis Maunus. 10-Arlival Moss 0h
second Pacific squadron sl
between Admiral Roesen
cung the feet The admiral
follow bat they refuse 10 DO
proximity of the japanese squadron
before Feb IS Tney
getting dhpled
0 he TALL of Pert Arthur
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11
SIX FAST ROUNDS.

Milwaukee. Feb. 10.-Maurice Say-
srs and Charles Neary. both Of Mil
Eaukec. fought six fast rounds 10 a
lraw tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

here must be many more dead or in
iured in the second and third class
coaches
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

There was never more accomplish
ed at any ore meeting toward hasten
ing the commencement Of Greater
Cair7 than was done last night when
the members Of the Greater Cairo
Ironn,iliee. of twenty nri 4. tko Mlcrl
chan league rooms.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman George Parsons and there
were present Mayor Winter. Alder
men Wood. Snyder, Lawler, Jocelyn.
Son. NJ la Fre1k Gilbert. John $.
'isthorpe. J H. Galigan E. A. Smith.
w. r. Greaney, j I'm G Fisher and
Samuel Iaatngs.
VI Pafs ns etsta1 hat ihe meet
'ng was called to hear the report OF
the sub-commit ee in reference TO the
improvements to be made and the
nlans fornala'ed for the beginning of
a q ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

bring tbs street up 20 the established
grade Of that pptsion Of Commercial
avenue, which grade is gen srally un-
derstood to be three feet Delow the
established grade Of Comm rcial ave
nlse snHth ~ Twentieth str sal. 1'hir-
sySpurh h street Will necessarily have
10 be graded 20 as TO conform with
the intersections of Commercial ave
nue. and Washington avenue. Relative
to the Improvements on Washington
avenue much has o he cor silersd.
We should frs decide on the sew
or. It seems 10 US, looklnr into the
future, that large onti sewer
honld he cor s'rpct7f pa THIS nwenle
mo hic' re- Weas aHa msn& 81
the present cross swfs eta be emp
led. From The presen Information
AZ hand, this would NOT recesgftate
the destruction o. rrrsaal ers RIM.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-11

Stands For Cairo and Its
Progress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-24
Personal Notes.

John B. Osborne, PcnnsylvaniHn,
born in Wilkcsbsrrc. has been appointed
chief of the Bultau of Trade Relations.
Rev. In. Ezrn Triple has been selected
to succeed ting late DR.. Cpham as pro-
fessor of--ristorial theology in Drew
Theological Seminary.
DR.. Joaquin Aurelio NlbucO de Arau-
10. the new brazilian Ambassador 10 the
United States. who Will arrive shortly. is
a writer. Il scholar and an orator
Miss Myrtle n. Parke. who has been
called to thu passionate of the Christian
Church at ramsey. ILL.,. is noted an
evangelist. She is but Is years OF age.
Prof. IL. T. White. for thirteen years
in ChargA OF mathematics i'll Northwest
ern University. has resigned to take a
similar position i'll Nassar College, Pou2h-
kecpsie, n. J.
Ralph l.. Ray. of Lancaster, Wis, is
making preparations to go to SPAN. as
private tutor to king Alfonso. lie will
teach the King the English language and
American ideas.
DR.. Henry Chase. LII. D., Il prominent
educator and the oldest living aiunnus
and the only living member OF the first
class graduated from Wesleyan Enivcr-
sity. has just died in Middletown, Conn.
Nine. Lillian Bauvet. the noted
Anne rican singer, like Nine. Scnumann-
fieink md FRITZ Schcff. is to head Il
comic opera company next year. She
will make her debut in The Rose of
Alhambra'
Miss Francesca Biscegla. a Chicago
girl, after winning the highest hunors
eyer bestowed ON an American girl at the
Conservatory of Milln has just made her
operate debut in ''Traviata' at SAciIe
Italy. The press criticisms of her work
are OF SloWinSly laudatory nature