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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-29

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row II
Have your typewriter cleaned at
F. s. Cronk Cos tt
See that red garden hose at +. S.
/ Cronk Co s before you buy. Il
When you need plumber call
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co Both
phones 50 II
Ready aud waiting &; Waxahaehle
/ Hardware Company's for you. nice
, heating stove tx
! Orders for coal or feed stufis de-
/ livcred promptly by the Waxahachie
Grain Company. II
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you on that new roof either sheet
iron or asbestos II
! Try us on your next order for coal
end compare the difference Waxa-
haChie Grain Company. II
The merchants of Waxahachie will
give smoker at the Eiks' hall to-
morrow Tuesday night
/ .
Il VIII T Hawkins. travelling repre-
sentative of the Fort Worth Record.
is in the city in the interest of that
paper.
The Light was misinformed Sat
urday as 10 f. s. Boze going TO St.
Louis. He was only business Wis
itor to Dallas
The Woodmen Circle will have a
special meeting Tuesday afternoon at
$50. All members are urged to be
present Mary E Adkins, clerk
If you want to go to card party
reception, ball, or to or from trains
or just pleasure ride by the hour,
/ phone 40 for the automobile. Condo
Mosley. If
| The forty-two club will meet with
Mrs. O. b Dunaway Wednesday at
| ternoon at o'clock All members
who will attend will please notify
| the hostess.
| Geo r. Vending of Washington
! arrived in the city to lecture tonight
at the Sims Library. Mr.. Vending
is one of the most popular lecturers
in the country.
r. X Erwin and W. B. Wise have
returned from Mountain Peak where
they spent two or three days shooting
birds. They report bagging large
number of quail.
Gus Hufe. Mrs H. A Barsons
father, and Mrs. II. Barson. MI Bar
sons mother, of Walling, who have
spent the past few days visiting
them have returned home
W. B. Wise, a prominent capitalist
and oil mill owner of Paris, has been
here several days visiting r. X Err
win. Mr.. Wise will probably spend
the remainder of the winter at Cor
pus Christi
The work OF putting down vitri-
fled brick sidewalk in front of the
Methodist church property was COM
menced this morning, and will be
speedily pushed to completion. The
walk will be 315 feet long and six
feet wide. A. T. Bishop has had
charge of this matter and will give
the construction Of the walk his per-
SOnal supervision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
FLOOD COSTS MILLIONS
Cloudburst Works Havoc in West
Virginia Valleys.

WESTON. w, Va. Jan, PA heavy
wind and ralnstorm resembling cloud
burst passed over the southeastern por-
ton of this State yesterday, flooding
Cherry, Holly and Elk rivers and carry
Ing away bridges. houses and many mil
lion feet OF valuable timber.
In Redwood the water rose five feet in
the houses. The water came up so sud-
denly that men. women and children had
10 wade waist deep out OF their homes to
the mountain top
At Curtin. two railroad bridges on the
Pardec & Curtin Lumber oompany'S road
were washed out The loss Is many thou
sands of dollars. At Curtin also bar
Der shop with all It's furniture went down
with the current.
Over twelve miles of track of the Holly
River 81 Addison railroad was washed
away between Hurley Junction and Web
ster Springs.
A report that fifteen lives were lost was
not confirmed. The total money loss VIII
come Into the millions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
REDMOND FAILS To
DEFEAT LORD DALMERY
Earl of ROSebery's Son Elected
to Parliament by Large
Majority.

LONDON, Jan. 2h-Lord DaImeny, tho
Earl of Rosebery's eldest son, has been
elected to Parliament from Midlothian
Scotland. by over 5000 majority, in spite
OF the opposition OF John L. Redmond,
who, on account of Lord Roscberys s op-
position TO home rule. ordered the Irish
not to support Lord Dolmeny.
Among the reelected are r. w Perks,
chairman OF the YerkeB underground rail-
way, and Harry Marks, the latter
winning q three-cornered fight In
which one of the defeated candidates was
/ G.. NJ. Goodhenrt, who married Miss
McCarmick of Chicago.
Liberals Gain Ten More
Todays returns show that the Liberals
have gained ten more seats, and that the
Laborites have two additional seats to
their credit.
The totals are now; Liberals, COS;
Unionists l57, Irish Nationalists, 81:
Laborites. 46.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SNOWSL|DE VICTIM
PROVES TO Be ALIVE
Al Hennessy, Supposed to Have
Been Lost, Turns Up at
Roosevelt.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, jan 24-Word now comes
to the effect that AL Hennessy. who was
reported to have lost his life in snow
slide while coming out from Thunder
mountain a few days ago. Is alive at
Roosevelt While his horses were killed
but did not get to Roosevelt for several
days, remaining In cabin until he could
get out
II Is just learned that the Boise Trac-
ton company is going TO make several
extensions to the street railway system In
this city this season.
Locating the Canal.
Engineers are now engaged In the work
Of final location for the Government canal
that is 10 carry water from the dam to
Deer Flat reservoir. Ed Heddcn of Cald-
well has been selected TO have charge of
construction work on the canal F. c.
Horn, who has had charge Of work on
the Minidoka project. Will have charge
of construction OF the dam in the Boise
and embankments OF the Deer Flat res
eryoir.
Borah Can't Come.
Owing to the fact that W E Borah.
appointed to be the personal representa-
ca First" convention In Salt Lake, was
called to Cassia county on legal bust
ness. Attorney j. II Richards of this
city was appointed to take his place.
Mayor Plnney has gone to represent the
city and w. T Booth the Chamber OF
Commerce at the convention
Expert w. Henry Moore and his as
sistant, c.. G, Gwinn of Salt Lake. have
arrived, and are now delving into the
county records. Mr. Moore was hired by
the County Commissioners to expert the
books of the county officers for the past
sixteen years.
Fuel Famine at Payette.
A fuel famine Is on at Puyettc and the
Mayor Of the town says people there are
suffering, There has been a shortage OF
coal there for many weeks, and snow is
quite deep People are using sage brush
and boards. In fact most anything, for
fuel
A now bank IS soon to be opened at
Silver City by s d. McLain, F.. d, Hall
E j, Burroughs, Elizabeth McLaln and
John f. Nugent, capital $1,000 Another
bank will soon be opened at Council
with John Ennlss, William Alley, / Nc
Mahon. II M. Jorgens and w Scott Neal
as directors.
District court for Ada county Is now In
session here.
The Security company has Just filed
articles OF Incorporation. with $4,000 capt
tai, offices at Idaho Falls.
farmers institute Is In session at
Caldwell. and will continue several days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
FOURTEEN HURT IN
GLENDORA COLLISION
More Serious Wreck Ayerted by
Conductor of Local Start
ing Train.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 4-Four-
teen persons were slightly injured In
the collision yesterday at Glendora
between the Santa Fe. limited west
bound train and a local train. All the
injured were passengers on the local
The limited train was running sixty
five miles an hour when the collision
occurred. according to Engineer Glenn
Inns, who was at the throttle. The en-
gineer stuck to his post and was unin-
jured His fireman also escaped un-
scratched.
Prevented Serious Wreck.
All that prevented more serious
wreck was the fact that the local train
The conductor of the local saw the
limited coming down the grade as his
own train stood at the depot. Recog
nizing the certainty of a collision, he
gave his engineer the signal to go
ahead and the train pulled out. but
had proceeded, but a few yards when
the limited, with all brakes set, but
going at a terrific speed, struck the
rear of the local.
Rear Coach Crushed.
The rear coach OF the latter train
was crushed TO kindlIng half way to its
center. Conductor Chesbro was caught
between the two coaches of the local
and was seriously hurt.
A relief train was sent out from this
city following the wreck, bearing sur
Seons and nurses. and the injured re-
ceiyed prompt attention
FolloWinS is list OF those injured:
Injured.
V NJ CHESRRO conductor of tbc
local train; crushed between two cars
h. BALDWIN, engineer of the local;
bruised and cut
], w SCHENECK, Pasadena: three
ribs broken. head, face and leg hurt.
GEORGE w. TAPER, Pasadena;
arm broken teeth knocked out
G. NJ. BARBER, Pasadena; head
hurt
MRS. F. NJ. COUCH, Los Angeles,
back and head hurt
MISS JESSIE TANNER, San Diego;
head hurt
MRS. w S. CARPENTER. Los An
seles; internally injured and back
wrenched
NJ. S MGINNIs; seriously injured
about the head
MISS GREEN, San Bernardno; Sc
verely shocked
severely bruised
MRS. COUTS. Ell route to San Diego;
cut about the head
MISS LILLE JOHNSON, San Ber-
nardino, back badly sprained.
J, NJ. FLAGGs back sprained
j. w. MOORE, Victorville; leg
wrenched
UNKNOWN MEXICAN; injured
about the legs and hips
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Who the Survivors Are.

TACOMA. Wash. Jan PA special from
follows "
At Bealc Telegraph hut-F f Bunker,
lormorly assistant superintendent of schools
At santa Rosa, cal, who lost his wife and
two daughters; Richcy. fireman: Carl
samuel second-cluss passenger for Seattle; r.
Brown japanese named Hesoda from OAK
land to Seattle
In the other boat at tho lighthouse aro. T
J. Mccarthy, boatswuin; Thomas Shields. r
SnInppell, sscond-clnss passenger, who lost
VIE ana siSteen-ycar-old dnughter: y "
Ledhos, fireman, Albert Wells. aged Il. United
states navy; John Mark, w. Goslin. T, Lamp
son, c. Brown all OF san Francisco
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Enter Into Conference.
DECORATED AMERICANS
Chevaliers Of the Legion Of Honor
Appointed in France.

PARIS. Jan. 2i.-Thc following promo
tions of decorated Americans and ap-
pointments to be chcvalicrs of the Legion
OF Honor VIII appear In tomorrow off,
cill journal;
The Duke OF Loubet of New York pro-
NOTED to be Il commander OF the Legion
OF Honor
Lewis S Ware. the Hell-known engineer
Of Philadelphia. promoted TO be officer
OF tho Legion OF Honor.
Laurence V Benet, director of an
American ordnance company. choValier OF
the Legion OF Honor.
F. j. Parsons, the prominent electrical
engineer OF this city, appointed chcyalier
af the Legion or Honor - ----------- ~.
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for the purpose OF rendering did has been
received ~
Latest reports from Cape Bealo state tho
survivors at Darling have told q story TO tho
effect that there sun remain some alive aboard
the ship.
They have fitted a gun limo and are pre-
pared tc fire limo ashore as soon as thu
parties are ready TO receive IL. blum which
viii enable them TO fosten a brceches buov
may result In the rescue OF many OF those
hitherto thought lost.
People are hoping against hope that the
party that left Bamncld this morning are
now on the spot. and win be able TO lend q
hand before the ships hull succumbs TO the
pounding OF the surf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
GOVERNOR FAVORS
DEATH PENALTY
Utah's Chief Executive Ex-
presses Himself Strongly
in the Matter.
IS UNALTERABLY OPPOSED
TO THE ABOLITION OF 1T
Announces His Views i'm RepIy
to a Letter From Cleye-
land Women.

Gov, John C. Cutler. replying TO a let
ter from an organization OF Cleveland
women, announces that he is unaltera-
bly, opposed TO the abolition OF capital
punishment. The letter received by Gov.
Cutler was from Lydia r. Dc Groatc OF
Cleveland secretary OF the National
Anti-Ca7Ital Punishment association. and
is as follows:
Here Is the Letter.
We beg ,eavc TO aLdress you an an oreanIza-
tho foundation OF a national body, whose pur-
pose Is 70 GGin the abolshment OF capital
punishment In every State in the Union
Already this movement against tho death
penalty hos had strong impetus in this city
and this State The Ohio Legislature Is about
TO act upon measure 70 abolish execution.
and IL will undoubtedly pass.
We have recently formed the National Anti
capital Punishmcnt association and through II
wo hope TO spread this sentiment throughout
other States; We expect 10 communicate with
women In all Tho States and interest them I'm
shc plan We shall address the Governors and
Legislatures and prominent men OF the States
now having the death penalty.
We hope TO crystalIze public sentiment so
as TO bring about the enactment OF laws.
ON behalf OF the local organization / respect
you send letter to the association II lts
project meets with your approved indorslng the
asht against the death penalty. VIII You
consent to hear delegation OF women of your
States In this mattcr7
Secretary n. 2 Nelson. replying to the
communication on behalf OF Gov Cut
icr. says;
Gov. Cutters Reply.
Tho Governor is in receipt OF your communI-
cation informing him of the organization OF
Cleveland women which hopes TO be the found
alton OF national body whose purpose IL 20
gain the nbollshment OF capital punishment In
every Stltc In tho Union. You ask the Low
ernor 10 send O letter to the organization In
dorsins the hght against tho death penalty
and to consent 10 hear delegation Of women
OF this State in the matter.
In reply, l directed by the Governor to
most RESPECTFULLY inform you that he Is not
in sympathy With the purpose OF your
gpnizauon. Waffle he does not believe IN q
lax and indiscrimlnate application Of the death
penalty. yet he Is unaltcrably opposed TO the
nbollshment of capital punishment In all cases
and under all circumstances
Tho Governor would be pleased to welcome
a delegation OF women from this State 70 dis
the question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
COLORADOAN SENTENCED
Real Estate Dealer Gets Five Years
for Land Frauds

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 2L-Guilty of per-
jury on all four counts contained In the
Federal indictment charging him with
completely in the extensive land frauds
in eastern Colorado, was the verdict re-
turned against David w, Irwin by jury
In the United States District court today.
He was sentenced to FIVE years in the
penitentlary and a fine of 500.
Sold to Innocent Parties.
Irwin is an Akron real estate dealer.
and according TO the Government. he Is
the man who assisted materially In pre-
pairing the fraudulent final proofs for
timber culture entries on Government
land and assisted in disposlng TO inno-
cent parties the land so wrongfully
gained.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
4 Other Wrecks.
WILD RUMORS.
hescues and Another
All Discredited

= e. Jan. 24-Thc Tacoma
tor coming with sixty corpses
uniounded rumors which have
cs carly morning. She wns
Z 10 Creek this afternoon with
sacfn IN expected TO return
evening, RS sho Is being
,.ocx by the city OF Topeka
! ruinoFs. one that the SaIvor
~,r,r s"ors. but this is also
Iuo- humors Pre- also cur
81, Queen hes lost a bont
@ tn's also Is unfounded os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
ARRANGING FOR SARAH
Considine Wants Her to Play in
Northwest Theaters

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan 24-John
Considine. Congressman Tim Sullivan's
partner in theatrical ventures. passed
through Spokane this week en- route TO
New York. II is given out here that
his trip Is for the purpose OF comforting
with Sarah Bernhardts managers In
reference to arranging for the actress
to appear In Sullivan Considine thea
ters In the Northwest. 1t is also re-
ported that the independent" theatrl-
cal managers are tiguring on engaging
a line Of sullivan Consldlne theaters
for the coming season, - - -- - -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGES SYMPATHY
Brazilian Minister of Marine Cables
Secretary Bonaparte

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24-Secretary of
the Navy Bonaparte has received the fol-
lowing cableeram from Nice-Admiral
Julie De Noronba, Brazilian Minister of
Marine, dated Rio De JaneIro. In nc
acknowledgements OF n cablegram Of
sympathy sent by Mr.. Bonaparte on be-
half OF the American navy:
In the name of the Brazilian navy
and in my own, l thank your cXcellency
for the feeling OF sympathy expressed for
the loss of the ironclad Aquidaban.
Please accept and extend TO the Amcri-
can navy the most grateful thanks of the
Brazilian navy -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
WRAPS GUN IN TOWEL
Philadelphian Commits Suicide at
Colorado Springs,

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. "a
man registering at the Alta Vista hotel
mere as A. ]. Howard and giving his resi-
dence as Philadelphia, was found dead In
ocd at the hotel late this afternoon with
bullet hole through his head He had
wrapped the revolver In wet towel and
llred through some of Its folds This ac-
counted FOR the fact that no one heard
me shot. He arrived at the hotel on
Monday night
Nothing Is known here as to his connec-
tlons or reasons for bis act
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Provisions of Bill.
Hold-Ups Sentenced FOR liza

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Jan 2i.-
The trial OF Leslie Francisco and Charles
EssiclI. charged with the murder of
Frank l.. Scott while attempting to rob
him on the night OF December 30 1905
was concluded today, the jury finding
the detondunts guilty. as charged In the
information. Of murder In the FIRST dc
gree and fixing the penalty at imprIson-
inent Tor life in the State peniteatiary FOR
both defendanta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Presidents Nominations

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The President
today sent the following nominations 10
the Senate.
Retired with rank OF Brigadier-General
Col. Frank Thorp. artillery corps.
Consul-General at Rio De JaneIro. Dra-
zil-George +. Anderson of Illinois
Consul-Ross r. Britain of Washing
ton at Hang Chow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
INQUIRY TO CONTINUE
Court Decides Against so-Called
Theatrical Trust

NEW YORK, Jan 2i.-The investi-
CATION into affairs OF the so-called
theatrical trust which was begun by
the District Attorneys office recently
at David Belasco's request viii be al
lowed to continue according to a de-
clsion of the Supreme court yesterday.
Meyer w. Livingston. an employee of
Klaw q Erlanger. had applied for an
absolute writ OF prohibition prevent
Ing the continuance of this inquiry.
This application was denied by Justice
Davis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
CLERGYMAN A WITNESS
London Divine Coming Over tc Prove
Field Will.

LONDON, Jan. @.-The late Marshall
Field of Chicago. tho day after his mar
riage In London September last, to Mrs
VIII. presumably making provision for
his bride Second Secretary Craig
Wadsworth of tho American embassy
with Rev. Dr. Samuel Firkbaum. who
Witnessed the document, will proceed to
Chicago almost Immediately TO prove the
document
Dr. Klrkbaum is one Of the clcrSymen
of St MarEarets church. Westminster
where Mr. Field and Mrs. Cation were
married
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
TOWN is IN FLAMES
Serious Fighting at Kwaril Between
Troops and Reyolutionists

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2i-The town
or Kwaril in the Caucasus, is in flames,
after serious fighting between the troops
and the reYolutionists. during which
many men were Killed
The establishment of communication
between Tinis and Batoum is expected
soon
The revolutionary movement in the dis
tricts of Walck and Warro. In the gov
ernment of Livonia. ended with the ar
rival of troops under tho command of
Gen Orlofi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Had Visited Brother.

SAN JOSE, Cal. Jan. A-AmonK the pas-
s=ngers on the wrecked steamer Valencia was
has been in this city visiting his brothar
ROBERT a. Doherty, enraver joseph
Dohery resided In Seattle whore he has an
other brother. and he also has a brother in
New York City III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Floods In the Mountains

Ell PASO. Tex Jan. 2i-News received
from Guynopa. a mining settlement In
the Sierra Madre mountains, near Chi
huahua, Mexico, reports much damage
to mining and other property by the
heavy foods. An orc dump 200 years old
was washed away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Demand on Operators.
NINE WORKER MISSING
Delegate Said to Have Been Murdered
En- Route to Convention.

DES MONIES, 10, Jan. 24.-John Free
stone, delegate To the United Mine
Workers convention at Indianapolis. Is
said to have been murdered Ell route,
Freestone left home for tho convention
two weeks ago with considerable sum
of money on his person. and has not been
heard from since. Indianapolis nuthori-
ties have been asked to look up the miss
Ing delegate.
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Failed to Catch the Shin

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 94-GcorGe
Nonsnblchor, the noted athlete OF tho New
York A:nlotic club who supposed to huvo
taken passage on the doomed steamer Valencia
old not lonye san Francisco. HIS namc ap-
peors on the list OF passengers and for that
ron9on II wos believed that no shared the
tute @ oil most OF the others Noncnbaoher, how
ever. failed to catch the ship leaving this
1prt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
MAY ELIMINATE JURY
IN THE PACKERS CASE
Attorneys Confer With Idea of
Reaching Agreement on
Facts.

CHICAGO Jan. 24.-District Attorney
Morrison concluded his statement In the
packers case today He confined himself
largely to points of law, and the constant
quarrcling that occurred yesterday be-
Didn't Claim Immunity.
The substance of Mr.. Morrison's state
ment was that the packers were not en-
titled to immunity because they did not
claim IT at the time Commissioner Gar
field was conducting his investigation
into the beef-packlng industry He also
contendcd that because the packers were
not sworn at the time OF giving evidence
titled to immunity. Just because a man
talked TO the Commissioner OF Corpora
tons, he declared. does not, under the
laws, constitute any claim 10 immunity
District Attorney Morrison concluded
his statement TO the jury within q short
time after tho noon recess OF the court
Might Agree on Facts.
The first witness called by the packers
vas Attorney l.. c. Krauthon OF New
York, formerly general counsel for Mr.
Armour Just as he was about to take
the stand the suggestion was made to
District Attorney Morrison by Attorney
John s. Miller. counsel for the packers,
that 1t might be possible for both sides
to reach an agreement regarding the fncts
in the case and then submit the case to
the court for decision. eliminating the
jury
Enter Into Conference,
MI Krauthoff was told that he need
not take the stand. and the attorneys en-
tered into conference upon the facts
The jury was excused until 10 o clock
tomorrow morning, pending the outcome
OF the conference
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Object of Conference.
Given q Promotion,

CHICAGO. Jan. 24-Richard II. Ashton.
formerly general assistant passenger
agent OF tho Chicago q Northwestern
railroad. has been appointed general
manager TO succeed A. w. Gardner. who
was yesterday made general superintepd-
ent -----------y