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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-28
MURPHY IN CONTROL
Rules Tammany Committee
Meeting with Iron Hand.
& NEW ANTI-HEARST FIGHT
Brooklyn Report Is That Hill and
McCarren Have Organized to ELM
decentralization TO Make over
lures to Tammany Leader.

New York, Dec. 21-Charles T. Muir
ply demonstrated tonight in pretty con
elusive fashion that he is the absolute
master Of the present Tammauy organ
ization Not only did NE run things to
suit himself az the meeting Of the execu-
tive and general committees TO reOrgan-
lie for the coming year, and refuse 10
allow any of the Mcclellan men elected
al the last primaries 10 sit on the new
executive committee, but he had "a reso-
hutton ADOPTED with whOops cf JOY eX-
pressing the organizations high appre-
citation Of his political sagacity and wise
leadership in the last campaign.
This resolution was passed by the new
general committee, and was offered by
little Tim Sullivan II was taken as an
acknowledgment by the SuIlivans. OF
Murphy's mastery
Alleges Antf-Hearst Combines.
The Brooklyn Citizen tonight printed an
article 30 the effect that David Bennett
Hin and Senator Patrick Henry McCar-
rem were practically the heads of a new
Democratic combination just formed to
eliminate William r Hearst" The story
saws iu effect that Mr. Hill is To be the
chief political adviser of the combination
Patrick T. McCabe. Of Albany. 20 be the
chief leader above the Bronx line. and
Senator McCarren to be the big Demo
cratic chief below the Bronx
u is furthermore stated in the article
that Chairman William J. Connors. OF
the Democratic State committee. has re-
Srctted his alliance with Mr.. Hearst, that
the Democratic committeeman appointed
to try Senator NcCarren on The charge
of "knidng Hearst viii al its meeting
on January g. or later. whitewash Sena-
tor McCarren; that Charles +. Murphy
OF Tammany. can come into the c9mbina-
ton if be wants 10. and, finally, that tho
appointment by Comptroller-eIect Martin
II. Glyun Of Thomas F. Wogau, Of Brook
lyn. 10 be a transfer tax appraiser indi-
Gated the friendliness of McGlynn and
Mr. McCabe to Senator McCarren.
The paper also states that Senator Nc
Carren has had long talk with Mr.. Hill
on matters affecting the new combina-
ton. The Brooklyn Citizen is a regular
| Democratic newspaper. and for many
years has enjoyed the confidence Of Mr.
Hill and Senator McCarren. For thai
reason the story has kicked up "A fus.
among the Democrats in New York. not
I withstanding the fact that Senator Nc
Carren insists that there was no truth
whatever in the reported new Democratic
combination.
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GEORGETOWN NOW
GETS DOLLAR GAS
Cost of Manufacture Greater
Than in Washington.
BABCOCK GIVEN CREDIT
Corresponding Cut by Parent
Plant Not Yet in Sight.

Consumers Make Remarkable Claim
That Their Gas Bills Keep Going
Up Regardless Of Regulation OF
Rates by COngress-GOVeFnme
Control Under the War Department
Suggested by United States senator.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-28
MEXICAN INDIANS
KILL AMERICANS
YaquiS Again Take to the
Warpath Near Border.
DEADLIST NOW TWENTY
Band of Whites RepulSeS Attack
at One Station.

Massacres, which Cover Wide Dis
trIct, Begun Saturday, and Fight
ing Continued Several Days-Raid
Near Valencia In which Entire
American Is Wiped Out.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-28

Serves the finest of table d'hOte dinners,
daily. from to s. for ST. Lunch, 1890 to 2.
&c Breakfast. 1886 to 10. 75c.
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Floral Decorations for the Table.
Most artistic effects. Shaffer, 14th and L
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Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Eckstein's from Y to 5. 14ls n. Y. ave.
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For years Georgetown has uni
fOrmly paid - per cent more for
gas than j. charged In Washing
ton. Congress accepted the state
ncnt that the cost of manufacture
and distribution was greater and
the profit less there than I'm the
city proper. The Georgetown Gas
light Company has now voluntarily
reduced its rate TO 81 per ZOO feet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
SECRET IS OUT
Hood d Martin Make Public Formula
of Ni-o-na. the Guaranteed Cure
For Stomach Troubles.

Hood d Martin are very anxious
to have Mona, a remedy which
they sell under guarantee as cure
for stomach troubles. tested rigidly
In every case of heartburn. acute
dyspepsia, wind on the stomach, loss
of appetite. annoying dreams, ssieep-
lessness, general weakness and debil-
ity, or where the vital powers need
restoration, and the digestive organs
do not act as they should.
Mi-o-na is composed of bismuth
subgaliate. by all DDS the very best
medicine known for intestinal dis
eases
With this is combined cerium OK
alate, u standard remedy in the treat
ment of all irritations of the stomach
and digestive organs.
Sodium bicarbonate is then added
TO overcome the excessive acidity
usually present in stomach troubles
and nux vomica for its general tonic
| iad strengthening powers.
| large box of Ali-o-na tablets |
lsold for so cents by Hood & Martin
| With an absolute guarantee of eur
ling or money refunded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
POLICY OUTLINED.


Paris March is The new mlnistry
presented lteeif Il, tiae chamber of ssep
nties "Wednesday and outlined rs poi
Icy IS follows
The government intends TO earn
out the church and state separation
Las wifh infseaii,ls sirnness. and SO.
tablish the responsibility FOR resist
eace 10 the taking ot inventories
Concerning Morocco. we intend 10
follow the r3licy Of the preceding ria.
iGtry hoping that The equity and dig.
nifty % our position will permit an
early and satisfactory collation..
The cabinet approved ~ the French.
Russian aliiance.
1ha ministry helf rs Arst ecaneii
at tsiysee palace Minister ~ the IN.
terror Cfemencean presented 0is.
patch announcing that sfil peasants
had attacked detachment ~ troops
engaged IN Daneuyering near FoMgsr-
cts, In the department ~ lille a W.
ialne. under mIsapprehension that
The troops came TO take inventories
of church property
a captain a lieutenant and ten sol.
diers were injured and the detachment
retired preciplsateiy. The minister OF
justice was ordered to prosecute the
offenders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

John A. Drake occupied seats only a
few feet distant. Former pugilistic
celebrities and persons who have been
Identified with the ring for years wit.
messed the battle Seated about the
ring We're Tom Sharkey, Jack McAi.
life. George Considine Tom O'Ronrke,
Paddy Roche and others
Battling Nelson had the advantage
over Terry McGovern in their six.
round bout, which took place at the
National Athletic club For the first
three rounds the fight was disap.
pointment to the 5000 persons who
paid fancy prices to witness the bout.
There were scarcely half dozen solid
blows struck. the men wrestling from
one end of the ring to the other with
the referee powerless to separate them.
1t mad been agreed that the referee
was not to lay his hands on the men
bht simply TO warn them to step back
when they rushed to clinch. The re-
peated warning had no effect on the
fighters, and the crowd Kissed. and
groaned. and cried fake" and take
them out of the ring
At the beginning OF the fourth round
the men began TO fight as though they
meant business. Nelson kept right
after McGovern and used a straight
left to advantage McGoyern fre
auentiy countered with hard lefts. but
ms blows. while they appeared to have
great force behind them failed to make
an impression on the sturdy Dane.
AT the close of the fifth round Nc
| Govern went to his corner in distress
| When the men came up for the fina
round Nelson sent left to the Jaw
and McGovern rushed to clinch. Hi
seconds cried, Hold on Terry. hol
| on, and never were instructions ca
| rIed ont more thoroughly Every tim
that Nelson would land stiff bio,
/ McGovern would grab him around tn
| body and hang on until Nelson woul
| throw him Off by sheer force
1t is doubtful it McGoyern couh
nave stood the gruelling for anorhe
! round
There was some rough work in til.
early rounds by the Dane He re
quently used his right elbow and bore
IN on McGovern repeatedly with his
I head. Nelson deserved the decision
but as no decisions are rendered when
both men are on their feet, the fight
is classed as draw.
Neither man was Knocked down dur
ing the fight. but McGovern slipped to
the floor in the ffth round while try
ing to escape from the Dane.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
CRITICAL PERIOD.
German Government Expresses Deter
ninstion to Yield No Further.

Berlin March iJ.-This is regarded
here as tha critical period OF the Al.
geciras conference. The German gov
eminent, through diplomatic channels.
Is expressing to the powers not d.
rectly concerned in te controversy its
determination to yield no further. Ger.
many depends to some extent on the
advice of the neutral powers, to per
suade France to accept the irreducible
minimum contained in the Austrian
proposals. although the precise func-
tons OF the international inspectorship
will be subject to regulations yet to be
agreed upon.
K * Edward, it is asserted here is
exerting his personal influence with
the French statesmen In an effort to
induce them to be conci)iatory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
INDIANS ARRESTED.
Fifteen Are Charged With Harborine
the Wickiiffe Bows.

Vinita, |. T.. March t5-Marshal
w. H. Darrough reached Vinta Wed
nesday afternoon from Spavinaw, and
said the reports of the trouble with the
Cherokee Indians had been eSagger-
ated. Darrough arrested fifteen IN
dams on the charge Of harboring and
assisting the Wickliffe boys These
Indians were brought to vinita and
lodged in the Federal jail. The Wick
liffes had not been encountered when
Darrough left Spavinaw early Wed.
nesday.
Darrough said that while the Indians
were favorable to the Wickliffes there
was no danger of an uprising, A bat
tie is expected with the Wicklines
before they are captured.
Darrough will remain in Vinita ant
direct the general movements OF tn.
0fhcers who are on the Wickliffes
trail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
NELSON VICTOR.
@eCcvern Was Almost Out When the
Gong Sounded LAT TINE.

Philadelphia. Aagch rs Not IN the
history Of puailism In This city vas
there so gTeai demand for seats AZ
thar occasion a by "Wednesday agght's
meeting between Nelson and aict'og.
err. spnc'llgtogs purchased ticseta at
sta. comnanded IS much - $50 eacs
and 81 seats sold readily for si0 and
rle when the first preliminary i
called, At 30 ei'clnck. there was nor
vacant sest in The building. and
scores were standing In the gallery.
Among the leading New ogrkers seat.
I'd close 20 the ring were Harry Payne
Whitney. while John w Gascs and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
DISASTER on OCEAN
Steamer British klng s;acs Dowi
In The Deep.
TWENTY-SEVEN LOST
Two Lille Keats were Ctnsksd Int,
fragments and Crews Ihropa
IN the Sea. Int Number
on Vessel Rescued.

u tston, March H. Suffering men
TAI and physical torture, and afte,
performing numerous acts 81 herolsu
In saving life rarely equallcd in tho
record OF tragedies Of the sea ut
tended the loss of the Phoenix line
steamer British King. which on sun
day last In a raging storm fonndered
about $50 miles south Of Sable island
and carried to death twenty se4 ~
members of the crew Thirteen men
were rescued from the sinking yesse,
ny Leland line steamer Bostonian
bound from Manchester to Boston. ana
eleven by the German tank steaue,
MANNHEIM. Rotterdam to New York
rive others who had been drawn down
IN the vortex into which the British
King was engulfed. were picked up by
the Bostonian from fraEl bit OF
wreekage which they had grasped at
ter desperate struggle for life in tho
whirlpool.
The Bostonian arrived here Wednes
day afternoon and the details of the
disaster became public.
Captain James O'Hagan of the Brit
tsh King died on board the Bostoniar
from the effects of terrible injuries
sustained in trying to save his ship
Two life boats from the Bostonian
were crushed to fragments. and the
volunteer crews which manned them
were thrown into the high RUNNING
seas while engaged in the work OF
rescue. but all We're safely landed on
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
THROWN IN HACK
Party Refusing to Join Union Carried
Away From Work.

Batson, Tex, March 15.-Folfowins
HI attempt made by the Higgins com
papy to put three men TO work who
had been brought from the Humble
IN the question of unionism. the men
NOT belonging to the o~ganization 4
movement for coercion Of the men fol
lowed, which was unsuccessful in the
cases of two of them. but the third
refused. This man was Duke Roberts.
driller. On refusal he was thrown
into a hack, which drove away with
him While passing or OF the Hig-
gins company's buildings he made his
escape
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
PECULIAR STAGE.
Police and Bank Questions Came to a
Stubborn Deadlock.

Algeciras Spain March 1.-THE
Moroccan conference has reached a
peculiar stage. It is completely help
less to solve the deadlock which has
arisen over the remaining details OF
the police and bank questions The
sessions were comparatively suspend
ed without knowing when they were
to be resumed. French and German
delegates are bound by instructions,
therefore are unable to make any
further concessions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

III paso, March 80. f. Finstsd
and l.. r. Coughencr of Los Angeles
were sentenced at Santa Rosa,ia. Mex
ico, Ia twelve wears in the pcnitcu.
fiary for the murder OF X w Ruthcr.
ford of Philadelphia aud c. W Murray
OF La Angeles at the niar ranch y
thihuahua recently.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Almost Sensational Weakness.

New York, March l5.--The cotton
market was very active during We'd
nesday's session. and at times showed
almost sensational weakness, with
prices reaching a new low level. count
ing from the governments crop Hsti-
mate of last December The close
was a net decline OF TO 1s points.
Sales are estimated at 400 600 hales
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
KAUFMAN NO MORE.
Prominent Journalist Departs This Lite
at National Capital.

Washington, March 15.-S. II. Kauff
man, president of the Evening Sta
Newspaper company, president of the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, former presi
dent OF the american Newspaper Pub
fishers association, and one of the
best known citizens OF this city, died
at his home here early Thursday morn
ing He was born in Wayne county
Ohio. April 30, 1929, Mr.. Kaufman
was newspaper publisher in Ohio
during the fifties. He was q me mber
OF numerous clubs in this and other
cities,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
REUNITED AT LAST.
After Separation OF ThirtyChe Years
Mother and Daughter Meet

Birmingham, Ala, March 15-Mrs.
e. w. Clifton OF Dalesford, w. Va and
Mrs. J. T, Kimberly of Dallas Tex,
mother and daughter, after separa-
tion OF thirty one years, met here on
Wednesday. Mrs. Kimberly, the
daughter, remembers being stolen from
her homo in West Virginia by gypsies
when Ave years old She was finally
rescued by worthy people in Texas,
the gypsies being placated with gold.
The mother and daughter located
each other only last month and met
here by appointment. They left i'm
mediateiy for Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

FosDt a GO Chicago. 1riEinRtra
llnHrS ans Tar 4a throat and lune
4. .teds. 5000 Cn frconnf of fhe eTvs.
n.,ltl and nouu.a..tg sf Foiey flef
tftrffa fof fhe repl ae rt.es~ worth
less lmmiiaflous hasr sifalias eeand-
ina names Beware af aem Tho
efnnlrs Fnirya Honee sba 4mg is
in ff4lun uarkaNp Ask for 81 and
frf4aa ass HlbssitufF ii o. fte Best
meds fHr rouwhs saa 7idf
sait Pei ID ~ Faarfs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
PARKER ON ROOSEVELT.
OF Opinion That the President viii
Seek Another Term,

Birmingham, Ala, March 15.-In an
interview while here Wednesday Judge
Alton b. Parker gave it us his opinion
that President Roosevelt would see,
another presidential term. despite the
fact that in 1904 he stated he would
never again he candidate for that
exalted Office.
In speaking OF the Moros. Judge
Parker says he does not think they can
ever be reconciled to American an,
thorty.
H refused 70 discuss prospects ~
the Democratic party
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Meridian. Miss March i5-'She re-
lief for victims OF the late tornado.
which resulted in the death OF twenty
three persons injuries to half hun
dred more. has reached S32 .0oo u is
believed hat AZ least s5o.ooo will be
needed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Gives Up.

Los Angeles, March Admitting
herself beaten in her fight against
eNtradition. Mrs. Margaret Sauer elias
Margaret Graham. started for San An
tonic Wednesday afternoon in The Gus.
tody of Sheriff robin 10 answer ti
charges of embeZzlemcnt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
brokerage Firms Restrained.

Memphis. March 15.-Judge Mccall
OF the United States circuit court is
sued an order restraining two local
brokerage firms from receiving the
quotations of the New York Cotton
Exchange The decision upholds the
New York exchanges contention that
the telegraph companies shall deliver
quotations TO only those subscribers
sanctioned by the exchange
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Finishes at Kansas CITY.

Kansas city March d. The Inter.
state commerce commissions Wrdnes.
dsy completed Dis Investigations here
into the methods uf he Standard on
COMPANY aud the raiiro3as Inc dealing
with he Independents oll producers COS
kansas. The commission adjourned
60 meet again az line and place ip
be designated by DO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
PLEADS GUILTY.
BlinG Man Charged With Criminal
Assault on Girl Guide

t.awton. March Ia Andrew Corne-
line. forty years old O. blind man.
pleaded guilty TO charge Ut criminal
assault on MARY Baker thirteen years
old, who wa travelling with him as his
guide, and who was alleged GO be- his
darshte-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

WeWmh. y o. March ~, A man
broke .utp tbr Store of a. q. sinclair
re robbed iht money drawer aud over
turned the nffeen gallon Gao If coal
oil John Rood she sleeps q the
store was awakened and Summoned
sam WcrOri The nffef shot thc
Intruder Wltt thoffHH uNtrlus U
pninfI anura sud Hufl niw.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Clafi aHHnaa maE NtU sss nickoi
rp peaf Hers Hu ihr Rout iHiand road
wrrk ro haFrneaara ana hafrieof
tf slth fef sna htra. fnnen. n. if
lnE after h.tInr Ast Hefh f-f tm.
uHfat.H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Washington. March 1.-THE senate
summittee ou foreign relations Wed
hesdny 'OoA zap the treaty relating 10
the "nsnco Ia ihe Rlo Grandc river
hrt .f wa stated bat senator Culecr
tuH desired fa '.- HfsFd Ia the Interest
az he Trsas bufuaafs Consideration
of ias Irea therefore N~Rt oNsf
uutI seSf WeiursH4F
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Meade t.. ssla MtIrh Fortt
~ i,.s so enrr trd ansf have
hssn .faisn r.H ttt Ninna lHlaHf 10
fnul.U H
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06
By Cy Warman.


The duties of the switchman today
are different from the duties of the
switchman of yesterday. The switch
man OF yesterday was a tough prop
osition. Peace troubled his mind.
Twenty years ago If there was not a
switchmans strike in Buffalo. there
were two in Pueblo. Members of 9TH
er organizations used to regard the
switchman in the light of a common
disturbance. Peace troubled his mind.
Mingled with firewater he would fign.
at the drop of his own greasy cap,
and drop it himself. But the switch
man has improved with age. He was
always brave and daring He is ex-
travagant, but never lazy. He is an
Indian in that he is apt to grow weary
OF the monotony of life in any par
ticular locality. He moves, often be
tore the rent is due. i want a job. 4"
said a switchman, as he leaned over
the railing in the yardmaster's office.
What road you from?" asked the
yardmaster, and the switchman an
swered, All but this one, and III
probably be from this one in a week" ."
| once heard a switchman, a real
tough tramp switchman. telling a
friend of his how TO secure employ
ment. Don't blow in like a beggar.'
said he; but sweep in and go at 'em
quick and fast. Don't ask for IA Job
braking-hit EN- for a passenger train
and you'll get job a-switchin'. other
wise you'll get nothin'."
| would not have the reader infer
that all the tough railway employees
OF yesterday were switchmen for
there have been great improvements
IN the morals of the service, and. of
course, the switchman has improved
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

1T is one of the teachings OF Oahspe
that we care for orphans and bring
them up property, and free from sin, f"
Is the way they explain their peculiar
actions.
The book of Oahspe Is said to have
been revealed TO a barber, and pro
fesses 10 give a history of the world
and the heavenly gods for the past
$4,000 years, together with a brief
synopsis on the preceding 5000 years
Starvation is supposed To be the
cause Of the death OF the infants, who
were brought here by the members OF
the cult from California. The repre-
sentatiyes of the association desig-
nate themselves the Inner circle" am
all are highly indignant over an inyes-
tlgaitOu.
The Brotherhood of Light" was
first established i'm Detroit and then
the sect spread westward and located
In Southern California
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-06

Four years ago the camp near here
was established by Trustee G, C. Rose,
Mrs. Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
lott
At the outset the children seemed
to thrive in the Wild and lonely at
mosphere, but il was only temporary
The little foundlings were maintained
ON vegetables, even milk and eggs be-
ing refused them.
One by one the little children pined
away. Their emaciated forms proved
to he "a living contradiction to the
teachings Of Oahspe and hurled back
the lie at the tenets of The Brother
hood of Light"
One. two and then three passed
away. And during a twelve month an
even dozen bright lives have been
snuffed out, all sacrifices to creed
that is as strange as any ever
fathered