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uRDAy. JULY as1H AND Will CONTINUE EVERY DAY UNTIL
AUGUST 18TH, INCLUSIVE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

GOVERNOR WINTHROP AN AMERICAS
 scuooLHoUsE IS PORTO RICO.
 island development was along the coasts The interior being without roud, except one military highway, had uo means of transportation save the pack mule aud the back of man. The very best of roads were required too Any other kind would be washed out by the heavy rains. The new gov ernluent has kept constantly at work, constructing hundreds of miles of tx cellent macadam, so that now prae Hcally all the Interior of the island Is opened to transportation Large and rich coffee sugar and tobacco districts have been developed by these roads.
 Even before the road came the school house The Porto Klean child could follow Il goat path to school. Uncle Sam made all the schools free, cstab- lished about 500 new ones. built Sev- Aral hundred model schoolh"uscs and sent hundreds of American teachers, both men and women, to teach the young idea how to shoot As Uncle san prefers fuSHSu "HS taiSHt III these schools, and thousands of young natives have become very fair Amer icanos They have learned much of our laws and institutions. Al first many of the older Porto R'cau> were suspicious of Ills, and some of them de manded independence. bat gradually they came 10 understand that tue Yan- kee Is I benevolent asslmilat"r and was diseip!iuing them for their own good.
 When President EooNcvvlt visited the island in November he was greeted with great aad gorgeous welcomes all the WAY from San ,fuaa to Ponce and back again. The ree4le crowded about him. clamoriue to be made American citizens. and tue president a~Sured tleln that te Was 1loiH2 and would do HG il his paNeet te= n4s4se them citizens. Iii cieht ycars Porto idco and Us na lives had been transformed, made oyer. bgfft ID mo e.hl ray ma ter'al Ist1ea-aa .tto ey~rH' aoe ernor oE The tsssl K reeaneu. Win tArop.
 Porto [. alG ts Glui." tha. nt n0u ? aca ft ou are wAjlps TA@ esf ate ar ..e@ and full blood ne4.a thau h 'lfa latter 5tBSs there f.e mol !Ho' aa 0Q,Qoo lHiteraey h hee.t re dueea Disease has taeH eea Aated by cleanliness with surprisingly lv9e. Geial results. The new Porto Rico has advanced further in eight years than the old Porto Rico advanced in four centur,es. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

EN. .all probability the present session
 of congress will confer American
 citizenship upon the inhabitants
 of Porto Rico It Is therefore worth while r. "lancc at this slanc and see a...ss Hcie sam has done fer it In his eight years of guardianship. Porto Rico became absolutely Amcri- can territory 1t the close of the war with Spain. It behooved the United States government to do lts level best in bringing cosmos out of chaos in that ieland Porto Rico was to be test Success or fajIure there meant much. This fact WAS properly appreciated by the administration at Washington. and that administration put its best foot foremost right at the outset.
 Porto Rico in 1898 was sorry af fair. For 400 years Spain had mis- ruled the island The people were for the most part only semlciviliZcd. This little island only a hundred miles long and scarcely forty miles wide, had population of nearly q million people. Only about i6 per cent of them could read c: ,Tr:.c. The rest were dcnsely ignor:. szz,a also an exceed 1ngly filthy II. Modern sanitation had not touched tlfc castcrnm".t Pearl of the Antilles 'he cities tur people were ha.4=..s! z: "r like rabbits in :, war, =s t. :, s,,. h a,.-" Ill stalic. it.sa or for f..it.iiic> ij>cd in one :, and soltle of the f;ililics took s=..z. CTS III hi E of '!j tricts had no sei=.,!s whatever, and such Spanish ~ei ools as did c>i*t were chiefly fer lhe rieh oF }i:e wei to do Porto Rico Was |, d;tr,. spot on ;Nir map. / The nited states began work at once. 'rlt" first thing h"ceS>;ry was to clean Iii, the island towns and teach the inhabitants that filth meant dis ease and if they would live long they must keep clean. The next thing was So build roads. Practically all of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WILLIAM H. MOODY.

II. Moody  a public
  f general |, lis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
Porto Rico

What Uncle s qs Has Done For the Island People May Be Citizens Soon New Schoolhouses and Good Roads Eight Years Versus Four Geatuf.es l~ L~ +~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

 last personality Three times he
  atcu 
 be elected Then [ for the In senate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

t \ all probability tAc present session
 of congress will confer American citizenship upon the inhabitants
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
TWO ARMIES TO CUBA
FIRST Detachment OF S0ldlers VIII Land
at Havana Saturday

Washington, Oct Although
the Intervention In Cuba has started
off very peaceabIy. the war depart
ment Is already arranging for a
strong army OF occupation to follow
the first one now embarking The
troops Of this second army viii be
drawn largely from the southwestern
division. in which are Texas, Louisi-
ana and Oklahoma. and the point Of
embarkment will be New Orleans
No movement OF troops by way OF
Galveston is contemplated
American troops are now moving
toward Cuba. Mobilization Of the
+ force viii be al Newport News, Va,
for the most part, although IA part
of the first expeditionary force to
Cuba will be sent from New York
and Tampa, Fla. Advices received
, at the departments of the military
! establishment of the government in
! diCate that all is quiet in Cuba and
| that the insurgents intend TO lay
! down their arms. The probability is
! that United States forces in the is
| land will be landed only as pre-
cautionary measure. So far as Of
| ficials of the government here are
advised, no trouble of a serious kind
| is anticipated; but in accordance with
! instructions from President Roose-
velt, hurried preparations are being
made for the sending of an expedi-
tionary force of the army TO Cuba.
The first American troops will be
| landed at Havana next Saturday.
Meantime the marines and blue
| jackets from the American fleet in
, Cuban waters will protect Ameri-
| can interests and support Secretary
i Taft. the provisional governor of
| Cuba, in the preservation of order
and the protection of life and prop
/ at.t7
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH
>lis on the tasihman Farm Near Avalon
lasi Saturday Might

While picking cotton by moonlight
aturday night on the Eastman
arm In the Avalon community
lack Body. colored, was shot anl
siIled By another negro named Gus
surton The killing occurred about
= O'Clock The weapon used waS q
soabie barrel shotgun, both charges
seing emptied into Body's body While
rrithing in the agonies Of death
rom the first wound Body was shot
he second time Death eusued al
aost Instantly
After the shooting Burton fled
from the scene of the crime, but was
arrested Sunday morning about day
light at Blooming Grove He was
brought to Waxahachie yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Henry Smith and
placed in the county Jail. The shoot
iug is said to have been brought
about by Body slapping Burton's
wife Burton made a statement to
hat effect after his arrest.
An inquest over the body of Body
oas held yesterday afternoon by JUS
ice Stovall of Ennis.
The grand jury began an inyesti-
cation of the matter today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
LOST COW IL FOUND.
Imprisoned Nine Days in Deep Hole
without tood ar Water.

That q cow can survive SIS many
as niBe days and nights without food
or water has just been demonstrated
In this city During that period Of
time valuable mich COW belonging
To Hon r ] Middleton, editor of
the Ellis County Mirror was pris-
oner in deep hole on Waxahachie
creek Just a few feet below the south
approach of the Rogers street bridge.
The excavation Is about twelve feet
deep and was formed by the flow Of
surface water into the creek The
COW had been missing from nome
about nine days and it Is supposed
that she had been confined there all
this time She was discovered late
Saturday afternoon by Roman Aday,
farmer. who was on his way homo
from town. \ rope and tackle were
required TO hoist the cow from her
porilous condition She was com
pletely wedged in the mole and had
remained on her feet all the time OF
her Imprisonment. She was so enact
ated and weakened from hunger she
could hardly walk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
BUGGY Is OVERTURNED.
Near Katy Crossing on Main
Street This Morning.

Walter Templeton, son of Judge NJ.
b. Templeton. received a number of
external injuries this morning near
the Katy crossing on West Main
street by his buggy being overturned,
The young man, accompanied by two
smaller children, was on his way to
school When approaching the rail
road the horse became frightened AT
a freight train which was backing
up to the transfer track The animal
wheeled around and upset the We
hicle The young man was bruised
on the head, arms and legs, but none
of the injuries are regarded as being
OF a serious nature. He was brought
to the office of physicians and his
in niuries dressed. He was then sent
to the home of his father in West
End The two children who We're IL
the buggy with him escaped unin
| iured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
Bailey's NaNahaCl1ic Date

A special in Sunday s Dallas News
stated that Senator Bailey would
speak i'm Waxahachie either Wednes-
day or Thursday Further than this
nothing Is known as 10 the date for
the senator's visit.
Congressman Beall wired him al
Greenville today with reference 10
the matter, but at press time reply
had not been received.
In the meantime an effort is be-
ing made to have Senator Bailey
and Hon. NJ. NJ Crane meet here in
a Joint discussion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Saturday night about II O'Clock
Mabel Manning, the little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Manning,
died at the family residence on
Brown street. She had been i'll for
.svaral weeks and had suffered in
tcusely she was about IA years
ole. had been pupil In the city
public schools, was % member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian sunday
school. and WAS 90 bright and iovabl,
I,lad. She hat wlny friends among
. fI, t.ildrcu.
Ih. .'dy vu. sent .H IliE 'hir
rormr- Uu in,yrmen,
M and Nrs Mauure aay. th,
..mluh, w Hau .rirnd. .H .h'H
. bereavement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
THE REPORT OF BELL
The State Reyeaue Aaeai Nay 1ake
Same Startling Disclosures.

Austin Oct State Revenue
Agent BELL has returned to Austin
from an Investigating trip over the
state Some startling disclosures are
expected The report viii. IL Is al
legged. show that over $ie.00o has
been collected during the year from
county officials in back feea due the
state. some Of thom for fifteen years.
Prosecutions will be instituted
against officials who refused TO pay
amounts due.
State Treasurer Robbins announc-
ed that collections from land leases
belonging 70 various funds for the
month of September aggregated
s1t3,S73
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
ENTERPRISING EAKMEE.
He II building II Lcvcc in Greek Bot
tom to Prevent OycrtiowS.

= NJ, Lea. 4 well known oil man
aud farmer OF Corsicana, who owns
farm of 500 acres on Chambers
creek, is building a levee two aud
one-half miles long to prevent his
farm from neIng overflowed, and
thinks he VIII have no trouble In
his effort The leyee is already more
than Il mile in length.
Mr. Lea also gives much attention
TO hog raising, and Saturday he ship
ped 9S fine hogs 70 the Fort Worth
packerv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
THE PRECINCT CHAIRMEN.
Names of Democrats Who Compose
County Executive Committee.

At the county convention in Aug
ust several members of the demo-
cratic executive committee of Ellis
county We're elected but q majority
of the places were left vacant be-
cause of no recommendation for
| chairmen beingA lad@ in precinct CON
I vantions. The OBJECT of the meeting
Of the county executive committee
Saturday afternoon was TO fill these
vacancies. The names suggested by
| Chairman Gill were approved by the
| committee The committee in It's
completed form is as follows:
North WaXahachie, John Ralston:
West Waxahachie. ]. NJ. Eskridge;
South Waxahachie. W. J. Hamilton,
East Waxahachie. J. K Cauthen;
Northwest Ennis, Dr.. w. p. Mccall;
Northeast Ennis, Joe Hawkins; South
east Ennis, c. H. Eubanks: South
west Ennis. W. l.. Harper; Forres-
ton. j. f. Timmins, Nash, II. b. Ed
wards: Ferris. c. w Weatherford,
Palmer. Jim Farrar. Bristol, Will
Bentley. Leland, A. Il. Jackson,
Rankin W. NJ. Turner. Milford, J.
W. Beck. West Italy, Byron Norren.
East Italy. j y. Pittman. Auburn
Tobe Mably. Mt Peak, II. VI. Burle-
son: Midlothian. Frank Reayes; Owl
Ia. Walter Powers; Red Oak. j. w.
Hashins. Avalon j. b. Hemphiil,
Garrett. r. H. Campbell Pecan
Grove. Fate Miller. Bardweli b. T,
Poff. India. H. T. Busby, Crisp, z.
L.. sullivan, Boyce. c. G. Wilson. Jr,
Alma. % j. Fowler Sterrvtt IT, w..
Z Horton. Lone Cedar q. =. Robert
| son Olk. Anderson Higgins. En-
sign. D. D. Champion Byron. Tom
KELSEY. Tcliyo. S. S LIIhtsey Wyl't
|J W Carmichael Howard. IT. NJ
/ Bu.. BriUgu d. W. e. Brown
/ Clemm.. Tom Reed Saralvo. q. A.
! Finley Naloney $ ID McCluurF
Hos o. w. Maxwell Eay Jim
/ Wheat ouo. j.. b EssHje N.
GHsf DOB, Notsou
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Business starts of quiet IN The
courts this week. The jury in the
district court for this week was
sworn In and discharged until $50
Thursday morning. Cases on call
for today were continued, dismissed
and passed over until Thursday.
The grand jury resumed its delib-
erations this morning
This is the last week of county
court. Judge Hawkins dismissed
about twenty cases this morning.
Some of them had been on the docket
four or five years. The time of tht
court this week will be devoted prin
! cipally to probate matters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
FERN ut Tyler Has Largest Dock
ct in the Courts History.

The court of criminal appeals in
Tyler today convened in regular fall
term. Judge W. l.. Davidson presid-
ing and Judges M NJ Brooks and j.
y Henderson associates. T. r.
Yantis, assistant attorney general,
will represent the state,
The docket for this term is the
heaviest in TIE history of the Tyler
branch. There are already 221 cases
ON the docKeG ard the local option
.art thereof t-rTendous. there be
qe about Is o. sbese appeals
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
CHAMPION COTTON ris hfg.
Highest Record fur season Made by
g. VI. Parsons of He'd Dtk

Parsons young man Who
lives ON the Goodioe farm near Red
OAK, holds the championship honors
As cotton picker for this season
The highest record for the season
was made by him last Friday when
he picked col pounds On the same
day his brother Frank Parsons.
picked 400 pounds in the forenoon
and took sick He did not return to
the field until late In the afternoon,
but he manged 20 remove 2IT pounds
from the boIis before the going down
OF the sun The amount picked by
John Parsons the same day tipped
The scales at 525 pounds
Sin men picked $500 pounds that
day aud one of the number made
two trips 10 he gin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
In Honor of Mrs. Boyd.

Mrs George Pratt entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in hon
or of her aunt Mrs. D. William Boyd
of Waxahachie. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
have a pretty home on North Mill
street and are hospitable and kindly
hosts Only a few guests We're in
vited TO meet Mrs. Boyd but those
who were present certainly enjoyed
the occasion to the fullest. Refresh
ments were handed by Elizabeth
Pratt and Lula Manton Norrell
Those present We're Mesdames Will
liam Boyd, Chas. Manton, Chas.
Broad. George NJ Price, Sam Hearon,
Henley Ballinger, Hayden, Sheb Cab
bert, Mcmillan Potter, Richardson.
and Miss Virgins. s.--Paris News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
nyack Patti Troubadours.

The more frequently Black Patti
| is heard The more eeIfvincing she II
/ that she can sing. Let tss drYsfoi
the moment, if it axi
dice. and admit az isS"1ita jon"'
alias Black Patti, 'een p4es
| scented BY nature with II ,oics tina t
| is seldom paralleled even in her voice
gifted race. supplementary endow-
ments of nature are temperament
and an adequate intelligence to build
upon the glorious vocal organ TO the
point of musical perfection Sisse-
rita Jones voice has quality that
conquers range of richness In
which effort is entirely eliminated.
san Antonio Light.
Shelton opera house Friday night,
October g.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

A public reception Will be held in
the new dormitory at Trinity Uniyer-
sity this evening from to 10
O'Clock There will be music and
refreshments and the entire build
ing will be thrown open for the in
spection of visitors The street car
service will be arranged for the con-
venience OF our citizens and the FAC
.ulty most cordially invite all who are
interested in the university to attend
the initial social function of the year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
State Bank Opened.

The State Bank and Trust Con
pany of Waxahachie opened for bus'-
ness this morning in the buildin9
formerly occupied by the First Nat
ional bank A regular banking bus,
ness viii be conducted by this inst
tuition. r. =. Hawkins is cashier
and the assistants are r. j. 81 j. E.
Coleman II. r. Rousseau will hold
down the bookkeepeT's desk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Anton Vvorak, the young Bohem-
ian who was adjudgcd insane by a
jury in the county court last week.
was brought 10 NaXahachie this
morning on the G;&0 Central b. rel
atiyes and turned over 20 Sheriff
Minnick to be taken 80 the asylum
at Terrell Sheriff Minuick depart
ed with the Young man for Terrell
on the Flyer at I:2o.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

bspu appointed lE the board ut iaaf.
a.pG. fu takr yburce uf thr hoHp,tai
ot ths g.as sfsi, CouftdeFat. lIow.
H AuHiu p5 Huudy dil .ftla.
uude. Gyu,fl IS 3d. fofe juuuH
th, aIs HH# between tho states. and
tHa .Ieas. taken Teaf intertHt ln
fte tl en.dia orsaaira'ioua tat
it- ..,n diuHuI nf tia homc ,amp
$500. ... .aaHI@iou .U 1897 Be-
,ut.. .rH H.. fHfHt I" hospital
UuUt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
Under New Management.

The local exchange of the Ellis
county Independent Telephone Com
pany is now urJer a new manage
nent. Cecil Fearis, who has been
manager several months, has re-
signed He has been succeeded by
Mr.. F. S. Eaton, who was formerly
connected with the Fort Worth eX-
change
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
Teacher Of GSFatOfy.

At the chapel service on Wednes-
day, September 10. President Turner
presented to the student body Min
Helen johnson, the new tean4 4frsQ
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