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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-08

A peculiar accident occurred In q
rock canyon Of the Santa Fe a mile
east Of watrous Wednesday night. a
long string Of empties was going east.
train was pulling through the
CANYON at a lively rate as the ground
xas descending. Doubtless a certain
amount OF air pressure had been ap'
rl,ed to the brakes. Something hap
nened which convinced the engineer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-08

Twenty.three new freight and pas.
senger engines for the Hartman line
il Oregon representing an expendi'
tire Of more than $4,000 900. are ex'
pected to reach Portland within the
next two weeks from the shops in the
east.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-08

Mr.. Williams. formerly the gate
keeper in Ration, Is still confined to
his bed at the La Junta hospital. The
doctors at that place intend letting
him have the use Of a roller chair
next week as one Of his limbs seems
to be perfectly useless.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-08

]. p. Maher. who has been In u
employ OF the Santa Fe as a machi
list for the past two years, was 81
charged from the Albuquerque no
pital Sunday. after being a patie'
thero for six weeks suffering fro
blood poison. Some time ago Man
stusk a nail in the lower part OF n
right leg, from which blood poist
resulted. He will be able to resun
his duties in a few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

The Pearl Hand Laundry

Wsy E&y darsas t&aA% in H. wast~s s~xsazm DO
s.g Y1aE vM d @@aA&ag. mh*& Ne AFRO amRkang
ss~g2sl gFsss - he GAm3ay F&4~ Cal and
geA pEs9rs. Pasae 80
Southwest CorsssF t@sh street and
National Avenue
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
In Praise % chansSeTain's ceusa'
Remedy.

There Is 10 Other medicine mann
featured that has received 50 much
praise and - n2any expressions at
gratitude as Chamberlain Cough
Remedy II In effective ami prompt
relief fellows its axe, Grateful par
eats everywhere DO O hesitate IN
Ate>'ify To its merits for the benefit
II others II Is a certain cure for
croup and will pre'tn4 the attack II
given az the flvs: appearance Of abe
Al>ease. II h. especially adapted IN
children. as II Is pleasant to take and
eontains nothing injurious Mr.. T. A
Humphreys. = yell known resident
ana clerk In the stare u Mr., f. Lack
II Alice, Cape COLONY. South Africa
sans 4 have used chamberlain :
C~ngh Remedy 10 ward cff group an
cc'ds in my family, found II 10 +.
very satisfactory and II gives nF
nirAsure TO r"con.U"uA H." For sale
ny all druggists,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

Organized aAawsr In Arkansas ~s
r.s4nss = large majority at the Sot'
ing ssrengah. said Secretary MooTe'
its only weakness a~aag = aacG Ut
cooperation and Al understanding
og what others e~amaaas*a sm daffer~at
kinds II laloT really wan The State
Federation 0p@snS the cay 10 cooper"
atisn aud = defensive and offensive
alaanr~ Thai womlA pat the men wtO
toll IN practical coBtFua u the poAt'
seal aeslinies " the state the csnirai
trades councils of several ctaies and
.cx,untiss haze already accompilshea
this. amA there h. Bo FeAsoa Why "
should nut becouse = state move
men, Wherever the federation has
teen sale 10 reach the members I'd
the Farmers unlssns with q peEsAsnaI
explanation 0g It's aims II has sa*"'
gish a hearty ~Fserpii"B ] urge u''
e,n oft the AAcal unions the imp&'Ft'
anes. ~ taking wa the work If f'd'
~rath.n. 10 the end that Ne may AAN.'
u cnmpact bod, including all 'h" lar
nper~, miners and other lao"TeFs al
the state and thus paae" Arkansas III
.e front ian Of organized Iaho'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

R@aGaneaao &@a . trap, examsass1ng 81 a
Aaa4eA revolver wtgA $ wts* a4t@eAFa,
In his tFaak II tAe s0AFGlnG hosss
mAes~ h~ aag~A Me&sS~& of cuat0s
~ eaassA his aanalsas. Ms Emnaa
R~As~&- Ia aae~gnba IN aP@@ tAe trunk
math ssnv os hes eau k%Fs She was
sart~sSgal and assaa BaLsang The til
the gun AS discharged, killing her
INSTANTLY BasatneIao ~as gsRen &
trial In ths superior esaaFs. and af'eT
remaining cat several hso''Fs the 5aSy
vas mmahle sn agree sn a verdict
The italian has besn aesa in tie
eouns Jail since abe accident H." do
Glars that b. had uft*1 nas~~a
araisH ~s from his tTunk aud ST tia
trap so catch the offender. never
art4u.lag that il might eaan" tee
death IL an inmo~ ens patt* - Ia
generally believed that be vtii tx 10
quilted
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
ARKANSAS ABORFEDERATION

Fort Smith. A:h. Ibec !" --tni0n
workmen from all over the state are
her" today As delegates to the fourth
annual convention Of the Arkansas
State Federation Of Labor. While
Irss than one half of the local unions
If Arkansas are affiliated with the
state organization. Secretary l.. II.
Moore reports IA constant increase In
the sentiment fs,oring federation OF
labor interests. Friendly relations
have been created between the far,
mers and the trade unions, and an
agreement has been made between
the Farmers State Union and the
State Federation Of Labor to assist
one another whenever possible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

AID ta'ly To rise. makes Il healthy.
happy and ~tse. especially II you tab"
Herb!ha hefore retiring. \ positive
cure fur Constipation. Dyspepsia and
all lAer complaints Mrs s.. Co
lumtla. Team, writes 4 always keep
a supply of yoaT HeFbIne on hand
Am So pleased with the relief II gives
in constipation and all liver com.
plants thai words can: express my
appreciation" Sold by Center nloeh
Depot Drug Co
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

THREE R,HIM 't,TTA,1E FURNISHED IN.
quive Model rest mu ran&. ttAs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

4 complication af female &s@a13es,
alta eatassa Of th. saaGaAsh aRA
howe8s. haa rwa~eeA Mrs.. Tha& n.
Ans&an, Of LeAvenwoEsA. Ind. 10 such
denaeEahle eaaaition. THAI her doc
aog advised IN ogeFaaaOa: bot he.
husband fearing fatal results. post
EoEea shis 10 try EleetElcEsltters: AMI
10 The aaaxenseni Of all who kBew
Awr ibis medkeaae completely eaTe&
h~E Guaranteed cure for torpid nT'
60. Atdnpy disease. h~tlaonsness. Jaan'
dice. ehilis and fever. general debil
say. nervousness and blood poisoning
best tonic made. Prize Soc as a1l
druggists. Try IL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
MEN OF SluMS TO
RESCUE" MIIIINAIRfS

New YoFk. Dee. la-To save gAe
malli0nsiEeS and members Al Neg
Works smaEa set from lives Ot aaa
and folly was the object Il mission
services III the fashionable Collegiate
Church Of 81. Nicholas last night.
conducted by reformed dTanAaEas.
hobOes and thugs from the Bow~sv
aud the East Side The Rev Tr
Donald Sage Maekay, pastor "f 3D.
church. originated the plan and thu
arrangements for speakers A~re
made by John II, Wyburm. s4F~Fin-
tendens # the McAuley Water Sire
mission. Who sent a doEen men whH
have been redeemed from lives IT
drunkenness and crime and degEasaA-
tion 90 tell of their experiences ~
fore DR.. Mackay's sap~rfa>Alunab'
congregation. With simplicity sni
airectnass Ut speech they Ic1a ~ the
depths into which sin lid 'htM aud
the change of heart and life ~h}"('
the preaching Of the GOSPEL a. n
Water Street mission hal Tough;
about. The listeners, including nanY
men who are powers on tae street.
and women high H. social
circles. heard the speakers a't"ntt> "
ly.
Among the orators were { Eh
wards. erstwhile known a. "ScottS
the Bum" who told of his conversion
bv the late Samuel II Hadl",. f.:
twenty years superintendent q: 'h'
Water street mission; Louis "
Brown, a reformed" operate sine
er. who was In the original cast a
'"pinafore." and one OF the leadins
soloists at the 81. Louis fair. and r
r. Fitzgerald. who was also a SINCE
In light opera for many years, Al
of the speakers told OF their expert
ences in straightforward language
and did NOT mince words out OF re-
gard &c the fine sensibilities Of theij
audience. Whether they succeedet
In persuading the m~illionaires ant
Wall street brokers and social but
terflles present 10 lead a better If
Is not known. although none went q
the mourner's bench.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

meets every Friday night at their hall 10 the
Schmidt building. west OF Fountain Square,
ats O'Clock. Visiting members are always
welcome. James N. Cook, President. Hiss
Katie Bureheil. Secretary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

AnssaA&g aase~s&ms f~F The saaTRaa0a
Fl Dg MaeAass congregation viii b.
a*aa h~Ag Eaouth. @hen the converts
fEun sA~ H2aA2 Methodist mlssaon
ia tAe Bow~ty ~iu t~ afforded an
ussg05t oAsty So t#&t 'n~tT persuasive
po~ers in attempt Ia ssV" the hard
~&asd 4"aaiaems of Fifth asFm0r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

STAR RFa!II.AR COMMuNICA.
tlan second aud fourth Thursday evenings OF
each month. An visiting brothers and sisters
are cordially invited. Mrs. J, u Reed, wor.
Thy Matron; =. II DeaFth, W. r.: Mr., Emma
Benedict. See; Mrs. A. NJ, How ell. Treas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

a. o. r., LAS VEGAS LODGE. Nc. l.,
meets every Monday evening at their hall on
Sixth street. Al visiting brethren cordially
invited 10 attend. G.. W. q. Ward, N. e.; II.
q. Williams. V. g.; A. ]. Wertz. Secretary:
W. II. Critics. Treasurer: &C. v. Hedgcock.
Cemetery Trustee,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

u T. O T.. MEETS SECOND AND FOURTH
Tuesday evenings each month. AT Knights Of
rt thias hall. Visiting hrntherS are cordially
iuvited, Hallett Raynolds, Exalted Ruler; T
f. Hlauvelt, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
Feminine CURIOSITY
CAUSED DEATH

Seattle. Wash. Ilee Ia.-Eugenin
RAwslnrlln, an Italian. ls being given
II hearinR ,"day an q charge If sec
ond degree murder, Some time ago
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

AFtaR RlhIM AislBE HOUSE BETWEEN
JSbden \ jackson inquire al M k1eventh, Ei-
lt.las
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25

Brooks Sarsaparilla fos the blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
Texarkana
 Strengthened

The opening game, Saturday, June 20. Mayor Stuart will pitch the first bail for Ihe home club and Mayor Ton Brewer will deliver the initial sphere. for the visiting team, an Ar kansas team--Camden At this game ladies will be adplitted free both to tue grand stand and the front gate
 "Bones" Hamilton, the premier pitcher of the Texas league two years ago, left Friday night for Hot Springs to join the Shine On He will add greatly to the strength of the team.
 Will Sparger, a pitcher, and Mai Taylor. who was with Greenville club last year and played 50 brilliant wards the end of the season, ioineG our club at Pine Bluff,
 By Tuesday our club will be thor ouehly organized and there will be cnlv the team work to perfect as the mon are individually the best in the minor league, You can depend upon Manager Bob Shelton to bring all nn of the work that there is.-Daily Tex arkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
Cotton Belt
 Special Rates

NunteaGlc. lcnn., ana l1'4t ''s luly , to August 1, account MontcaSie Hil,,e Training school Rate $iI.oe fer the round trip. Dates of sale iuue % and Ho and 1aiyS and J. Re- t,,4, limit-August 3l. Extension of .,tu,n 1imit-Evtensi0n or retufn tinit to q date not later than octo- t,,r e1 ran be secured by denosl' oi raturn portion of ticket with tlchet agent of X. (. and St. |" railway at Nonteag,e not later than August "l. and upon payment of the difference ho4 tween amount paid for ticket anu inc summA tourist rate,
 snecial excursion rates to City "' Mexico June 9 to July 7 ha1e='~ e,s 1o for the round trip. Dates oi sale-June 25 to July {. Return limit
 -sontember E. Transit iimit--Ihe .oine transit limit will be sixty days from date of sale and return trahsh Emit same as final return limit. Stop overs will be allowed on going ana rnturn tripa within the above limits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
BRIEF MENTION. % + | | < r + < < .* ' '

Rev. F. M PiplIin Ietarued Monday morning from three days fishing trip out near kingsland. He reports haying cought twelve fine fellows.
 Perry l.. Owen returned to Farrell Monday morning. after spending Sun- day with friends in this city.
 Miss Estelle Holland of Hot Springs who has been visiting her friend. Miss Mildred Buck. will return Friday to her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Eisenkramer left Saturday for Colorado to spend a month.
 MT. Irwin Reinberger will leave Tuesday for Mineral Wells. Texas to spend several weeks.
 Misses Hunt and Davis oi kearnes are registered at the Antlers.
 Mr. and Mrs. & WolehanskN of McGhee are in the city today.
 P. I. Cleaver Of Little Rock vas in the city Monday on business.
 II. Harper of Hot Springs was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 Mrs. George Willing ot Waco, Tex as is a guest of the Antlers.
 M NJ. Croxton of Rogers was in the city Sunday on business.
 George Valiant of TeXarhana is In the city today.
 Squire ]. P. Knox left Monday fer his old home in BatesYille. Miss. "a visit relatives fai about two months.
 C. X. Tronpe, son of nr and Mrs. A. W. Troupe. wi' leave Saturday for Culver Ind, to enter= 1he Culver Mil itary academy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
c IA + + + 4 f 4 4 1. < | 4 | | '
 | + LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. & ' * I. q + < + + + + !. r % + '
'. ". Boyce devotes his 1me to rents

Walters Liver Tablets for sale only at Bedells Pharmacy,
 Furnished rooms fot gentlemen or hsht housekeeping; l0l East sixth avenue
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and saeats of all kinds at the cheapest tices. Emmett Simmons.
 For manicuring, shampooins. hair dressing. hair bIeachod or dyed or ar hficial hair, see Miss Minnie Kin ser, at the Grand Leader
 For rent, one or two nicely fur nished roome. in private family, modern, electric lights bath two gentlemen or man and wife, close in; 914 West Second avenue
 Call up 51s old phone for cakes made to order Fresh homemade bread and rolls every evening. WIZ be delivered when ordered in lime, T. Ii. Skidmore. baker Corner See
 Jack OKeiff will open an up-to. date and modern billiard and pool par1or at no Main street the place recently vacated by Katzenstein
 Agents wanted 10 sell high grade confectionery for manufactures to dealers. Salary SIS per week and expenses Address Huler Candy Co., Cleveland. Q.
 For rent, cottages of Six roomc including bath and electric lights; No 302 South Elm street: $2o per month Possession given July ]. K. H. M. Mills and sons
 M. Cans has offered a case of Faust beer to the player who first knocks a home run on the home grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25

Chief Al Stewart returned Monday morning from Hot Springs, where h. has been to see his wife, who IS III the City of Napors" on account of her health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25

And thy next dl4 there MS as. ass#- fieati8I a; .l= Ho5zit=.. e'#s..7 hal se..z zae.3 to | ssN65tt ~=..f5l
 + a AIH4-stl.I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
BOUND OVER
Nil Gay, coIored, Charged With
 Murder Of Mrs. Leetham

be prelininar2 trial of NIL Gay, #h. 'e49o charged with the murder oe Affs ieetham in Little Rock re- e.nl '. was held sn hat city Satm- =# He 9as toand safty of mur-
 ia tlle first dcefae, and bound st. await tie action of the grand i1e in september without bail
 MESSAGE FROM MEYERS
 av Tav,or Npndav moauihs re- ztEa 4 f4Iy-sam from George E'fS. Vbo MS expected 10 join thn @ nam which said that on ae. asaat-af sickness He would not ha stts fo join th< fam untl tha latter
 4 E3ts Watiz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
;. f REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. [ % | | + 4 + T. +

w. l.. Goodwin, commissioners 10 Chas. Veil company, northeast quar- ter of southeast quarter of section nine, township seven, range seven west. Consideration. S254
 w l.. Goodwin. commissioner. to Ferguson Land company, southeast quarter Of section twenty eight, town ship four south range nine west, con tainig 160 acres, more or less.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
* ! + < l. + j. l. + ' < l. | ! | ' $ t Y. M. C. A. NOTES. : * . j. & < < 4 ' < T. + + ' :
Conversion at Y. M. C. A.

CONVERSION al r, w. .. ~.
 large crowd. considering the hot weather. heard Rev. ", M Mcintosh and 1ol Tatum last Sunday evening at the I. M c A. One conversion was the result of the meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
. <$t: | . . : . ' . . . . = . . SOCIETY NOTES .
 : . . | 4 < | | + ' ' . ' ' =
Dance at Sulphur Springs.

Dance at Sulphur Springs.
 A dance will he given at Sulphur Springs Tuesday evening by Messrs. Sorreils Dewoody and Sidney Mutt. The chaperones will be MT. and Mrs. Will Diloy and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Smart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25

X fine summer laxative in liquid form can be made by boiling pack age of Brooks Vegetable Liver Medl- cin ein water and adding sugar to prevent sourins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
BETWEEN THE LINZ

I here is much when q lady usa gaut stationery which gives 7 and tone to her correspondence paper is Au;oerat Linen which We have | full assor1 Order a box by telephone today sure 10 please.
 A "Wcsteru Linen Tablet Wl1 yelopes 10 match, for 25c, is q our ,pecialties.
 sEDELL's PHARMACY
 Quality Store,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-25
Goes With Consuh|

1he Consumers Ice and coas pany has been So fortunate as4 \ cure Henry Bringman as ". x manager of the plant lie wy charge July l and will nave 'vT control of the business. N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
YOUNG NAN IN TROUBLE


After an exciting chase OF nearly
80 miles and after he had been
<6ot AZ once Polk Tarpley. Young
hite man, was apprehended by City
MARSHAL Dixon this morning about :
clock and landed In the county jail.
I he arrest of young Tarpley occur
ed on the Houston and Texas Cen
sal railroad a short distance west of
De Katy crossing When he had
geen brought TO town and placed in
all a charge of theft OF animals was
fi,ed against him
Tarpley looks TO be about twenty
ft'o years old and is married. He
esiued In Midlothian and has been
working at the oil mill there this
season AT an early hour this morn
ing he showed up at Billiards mule
barn on South Rogers street. having
in his custody two large black mules
which he offered for sale The mules
thing to eat In the meantime City
Marshal Dixon had received tele-
phone message from the Midlothian
marshal, stating that two mules, an
swering to the descriptions of the
ones brought here by Tarpley. were
stolen last night from Ross Goats, a
farmer living about four miles west
Of Midlothian Immediately after
the receipt of the message Marshal
Dixon went TO Billiards. barn. sus-
pecting that if the animals were
brought to WaXahachie an attempt
would be made to sell them there.
While Officer Dixon was looking at
he mules Tarpley darted out of the
barn and ran in the direction of the
Central railroad Mr. Dixon and Sam
Cauthen mounted horses and started
in pursuit. Officers from the sheriff. S
department were notified and Dep
uty McCalpin and Constable Abbott
Followed the Central track to the
crossing Officer Dixon and Nh
Cauthen reached this point a little
a head OF the other officers and saw
the man running down the road to-
ward Midlothian. Marshal Dixon
took one shot at him, which caused
him to turn and surrender TO the
officers. He admitted taking the
mules, saying that he expected to
sell them for money enough to take
him back to Tennessee.
The grand jury began an immedi-
ate investigation of the matter MI.
Goats came down this morning to
take possession OF his mules.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
DATE Fus SENATOR HALEY
VIII Speak In Na.ahaei,,. at r 80
o'eioek Friday Afternoon.
tkfDber I3

u has been definitely announced
that United States senator Bailey
will speak in Waxahaohie nj . O'Clock
FRIDAY afternoon. October i2 Con.
gresham Deall today received "a teie.
gram from Senator Bailey advising
him that he would be here on the
date above given. II is understood
that division of time VIII be grant
ed Hon. NJ, NJ. Crane II he can ar.
range his affairs so that he can meet
Ar Bailey here on that dai MIR
Crane stated over the long L stanee
telephone Tuesday that he could not
come next week on account of pro
fesstonal duties. but IL may be that
he can adjust matters SO that he can
come next Friday II Is claimed that
Senator Bailey could not give Waxa-
hachie date later than next week
He is wanted at several places and
all appointments were depending on
the time of his appointment mere
He speaks at Rusk Thursday and
comes from that place to Waxa-
hachie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
COTTON CROP REPORTS


The foilowiug is "a summary OF the
Noe Orleans Times Democrats re-
port of correspondents on the pro-
gross OF cotton for the month of Sep
tember
Taking the belt as a whole. the ac-
counts are exceedingly gloomy Even
in Texas. the Atlantic states and the
territories sections which escaped
the brunt Of the great storm there
are complaints OF damage by exees-
sive rains and distinct deteriora
tion from the condition AZ the close
of August had been the rule through
out the south, even before the dis
astrous disturbance of Thursday last
In Alabama. Mississippi Arkansas,
Tennessee and portions Of Louisiana
the results OF the tropical hurricane
have been dep!orahle. though no
precise estimates OF damage are pos
sible as yet
There is general complaint that
labor for picking Is scarce and that
excessive wages have to he paid
Rayages by insects are mentioned
in some districts, but the loss in this
way does not seem to have been seri
Gus
Farmers appear to be disposed TO
hold for higher values, after selling
enough To discharge pressing III
dehtedness
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
FURNACE BLOWS Gp.
-Four Men Were Killed and Eight
Others Sustain Injuries.

Baltimore. Oct 4--One of the fur
naccs of the Maryland Steel Com
pany al Sparrow Point blew up
Wednesday morning Four men
were killed and eight others injured
Two perhaps fatally. Three of the
dead are negroes. The victims were
overwhelmed by a rush of flaming
gas and coke from hole in one of
the blast furnaces caused by the fore
ing out of socket of the casing which
holds the compressed air pipe. The
men had just put in a new air pipe
and the blast had been turned on
about ten minutes when the acci-
dent occurred
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
EOrreston Citizens Run Gin.

The gin at Forreston was operated
one night last week by a crew com
posed OF a banker, barber, doctor
and blacksmith One of the regular
Sinners remained on duty to see that
the raw hands performed their work
properly. A shortage OF help was
the cause of these citizens volunteer
ing to run the gin one night. The
regular crew had been working day
and night, and the volunteers took
their places TO give them a chance
to rest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
The Daughters to Meet.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. A. Is. Small Mon
day afternoon at $50 to celebrate
the birthday of Gen. John B. Hood
John H. Reagan and Mrs. Goodlett
EXtemporaneous speeches on the two
former will be delivered by members
of Camp Winnie Davis, and Mrs. S.
H. Watson will talk on Mrs. Good
lett A musical program will be rem
dered by Misses Pierce and Bowling
Refreshments Will be served. an6
i the public has a cordial invitation K
| attend the exercises