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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
HARDSHIP CLAIMED.
Under New Rate, Shippers Say, They
viii Be Seriously DAMAGED

Washington, Oct IA hardship il
Is claimed in petition filed Tuesday
by the Texas Cattle Raisers associ-
alton with the interstate commerce
commission against he Galveston.
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
company, the International and Great
Northern Railway company and the
Texas and New Orleans Railway com
pany is placed on the cattle shipments
from Texas points to New Orleans by
reason of the cancellation by the de-
PENDANTS of through rates The can
collation. has resulted in an advance
of from SIS to s35 a car, and it is al
legged that shippers of livestock unde
| the new rates will suffer serious dam
| age The commission is asked to es
| tablish just and reasonable through
rates from Texas points to New Or
leans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
RE MAiNS AT HOME.
Body of Evangelist viii Lie In State
at Atlanta.

Gainesville, Ga, oct 1.-THE spo.
cial train bearing the remains Of the
late Rev. sam p. Jones arrived here
at . o'clock Tuesday and was met by
the city council and about 5000 per
sons. All business was suspended and
public schools and city offices were
closed while the remains were being
borne 20 the Jones residence.
The remains will be taken 20 Allan
"a Friday morning and will lie IN state
at the capitol all OF that day The
body will then be- brought back 20 Car
tersyille for interment
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
Circus People Marry.

Temple. Oct. 1.-Two couples at
tached to the Ringing Bros circus
were united in marriage by Justice of
the Peace Ward, the contracting he
ing Peter Williams and Miss RebecCa
Jackson and Ben Nowatt and Miss
Mary Davenport the parties being mu-
sicians and high wire artists respect
lively
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
Old fashioned
Paint

The good paint which
lasted so well generation
and more ago, was simply
pure white lead and pre-
linseed oil. Paint made OF
these two ingredients alone
is just as good to-day as it
ever was.
The only point is to buy
a brand which you can
rely on.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
BECOM les WEALTHY.
Ponca City Blacksmith Shares In Di-
vision of Fortune

Guthrie, Oct. he. J. Ingraham a
Ponca City blacksmith, is one of the
heirs to an estate at Leeds England
valued at $3.50 000 900. The estate was
willed over 400 years ago to the fourth
generation of lngraham, and f. j. In
graham belongs to the sixth genera
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18

Manila. oct First Lieutenant
Robert b Calvert OF the Twenty
fourth infantry has been killed by
Sergeant Taylor Of the same regiment
at Nbera. province of Leytc. PartiCu.
lars Of the tragedy have not been re-
ceived
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18
viii Be independent.

Muskogee. Oct q Vice President
Dewar ot che Missouri. Oklahoma and
Gulf railway. says the road will uf
once bp extended 20 ueni-ou "a, de
nlea that Hartman viii control &c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-18

Fysaias O off fr Ns .fats saf
ssfsnae restea 81 IH es.a~k rantssf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
DITcHED NEAR scHUYLERvILLE.
Boston Il Maine Train Derailed by a
Washout

North Adams, Mass, June 1S.~4A last
mail train on the Boston y Maine ran
road was derailed and thrown into the
ditch Saturday III bad washont near
Schuyleryille, N. ", caused by the ter
rifle storm which ragged All night, M
lives were lost.
Relief trains which were sent to tlie
assistance of the train wrecked near
SchuylervilIe were stalled several miles
from the scene 81 the wreck. There
are sevral washonts on the line, and
railroad men estiInatd that fully 80
hours would be required 10 restore the
tracks To Il condition which would per-
nit the relief trains to proceed TO their
destination.
The passenger train, which was die
to reach Saratoga at $40 a. III. Satuf-
day, was ditched in washout. Martin
Weich, the fireman, jumped when the
engine left the rails, and was badly IN
iured. The train had been running
tracks submerged 10 depth. of sly
inches al water, which had gathered
during Friday nights heavy precipita-
ton, and the engineer was unaware that
the track had been undermined until
his engine plunged from the rails. The
relief trains started for the Scene Of
the wreck soon after the accident, and
the crews are new assisting In repair
ing the damaged tracks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
PROCTOR PRESS ALARMED.

Tie St. Adams Messenger, which is
supporter OF Fletcher y. Proctor, serv-
"a rotice on the Re- iblican party June
sth III the following anplistakable terms;
Each succeeding day Of silence about
tile pialks that should be.incorporated
in the platform confirms and strengthens
the idea Of some men that MIR. GLEN.
ENTsS INDEPENDENT PARTY Is
THE ONLY ONE THAT Is MAKING
ANY DEFINITE PROPOSITION FOR
THE PUBLIC BENEFIT. The way to
encourage bolts. boilers and indepen-
dents is to stubbornly ignore the very
cause and things that create them.
.It may be all well enough 20 affect
n fine scorn OF Mr.. Clements movement
ana IL deserves to be defeated. The
Messenger quite agrees with that. But
il will be 4 DEARLY BOUGHT VIC
TORY for the Republican organization II
MIR. Clement is defeated simply by the
mere dead weight OF a mass Of men that
for the most part are VOTING
STRAIGHT FROM FORCE OF HABIT.
sTHE PEOPLE ARE GETTING
RESTLESS AND DISCONNECTED
with some phases OF eNistiig CONDITIONS
here in Vermont, just az they are
throughout The country generally. That
rcstlessness is bound to express itself
IN activity somewhere, sometime, before
long.
1T Il DETERMINED no HAVE "A
BETTER GOVERNMENT and IL is
FEELING AROUND FOR LEADERS
that will help 10 bring ii about.
"It win no longer consent 70 be
HERDED UNDER THE BANNER OF
So-CALLED REPUBLICANISM and
marched out to fight somebody's private
quarrel for him or gain for. some man
the qualification Of personal ambition.
eft demands improved laws and gov
crnmental institutions and it is GOING
WITH THE MEN AND THE PARTY
THAT OFFER THE MOST LIKELI-
HOOD OF OBTAINING THEM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT.

This feeling is web voiced IN d letter
written by lifelong Republican and
published in the Rutland Herald June
15th
y have been lifelong Republican,
fcebly protesting against machine rule
in politics. have been highly honored
without the seeking by the Republican
party after the manner of politicians.
have been in positions TO know some
thing Of machine politics, and ! am sat
isied that VERMONT HAS BECOME
AS CORRUPT AS ANY STATE In
THE NATION IN HER MACHINE
RULE.
THE Republican party today IN YER
mont HAS no PLATFORM OR PRIN.
.ClPLE WHICH 1T WOULD NOT
TRADE OR ABANDON FOR THE
.SPOif.S on OFFICE. 81 'a XVI
con the temperance question it halted
and straddled and fattened, approved
the old prohibition law, but vas 'agin'
It's enforcement, and not until brave pi-
oneers blazed the way did it at last
come LlAiPlNG AND CRAWLING IN
no TIE LOCAL OPTION RANKS.
yAs Indicative of the unblushing ar.
roganee of the party leaders and to show
what straits the party WAS in, a caucus
law was passed, asking freemen to swear
in advance allegiance to the Republican
machine.
"PERClVAL w, CLEMENT REPRE-
sENTs JUST As GOOD REPUBLI.
'CANIsM AS THE q. o. r. and we
believe his love for greater Vermont
il Just as sincere as that manifested
By that party in the years gone by Or
today, and we believe that this New
Vermont will come Just 81 speedily with
him for governor u under any political
syndicate, however strong and pretcn.
tions.
"lf the independent Republicans and
the Democrats who for many years have
fought for principles, some Of which
the Republicans have stolen and are
tragging about. should unite, 4 FREE
CITIZEN OF VERMONT MAY VOTE
THAT TICKET WITH HONOR, with
patriotism and with wisdom, for ii would
DO a party with platform and the
courage of its convictions, and for a
time ut least it would not have so many
barnacles eating into the ship of state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
POURED. KEROSENE INTO STOVE.
--~---A-~-~ sad8
Readsbcro Italian Dies at North Adams
Hospital from Burns


Readsboro, VI, June is.-Delisle Do
miDieo, Is. Il native Of Italy, was driven
aver 20 miles while practically in 4 dy-
ing condition from terrible burns re-
ceived at his home in Readsboro, Friday
night. and arrived al the North Adams
hospital shortly after \ O'Clock that
night, but died at Saturday morning.
lie had been an employee OF the Metal
Edge box company for some little time.
He was engaged in lighting fire IN
the range at his home by pouring kero-
sene ON to cinders in the stove and an
explosion occurred, and the flames from
the stove enyeloped him and he was ter
ribly burned before they could be ex-
tinguished.
Realizing that his injuries were dam
gerous and that the last train on tile
narrow gauge road had already left
Readsboro, it was decided TO remove
him to North Adams by team for treat
ment and the trip was made in little
over three hours over heavy mountain
roads X was apparent that nothing
could be done for him when he was
received at the institution, except to
make him as comfortable as possible.
He had formerly worked in North Adj
ans, but, 50 far as can be learned, has
no relatives there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
GRANITE CITY
ON INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Demand Made, With Warning, in Be
half of San Francisco.

San Francisco, June is. Demand has
been made N the name of the city of
San Francisco aud the state Of Califort
mia on OK insurance soompaRias that are
accused d endeeypripv IA ndalgc thnir
obligations for full settlement With the
people Of san Francisco who lost prop.
erty by fire in April, A Telegram signed
by Mayor Schmitz aud Coy. Pardce has
been sent TO the home Offices Of the 81
companies that voted in Oakland TO cut
all payments of losses 25 per cent? The
wording of the telegram is secret, but
IL Is known that the message is warn
ing TO the concerns addressed that they
must deal fairly and honestly with the
San Francisco public OF be driven from
California. Before the message was
sent il was submitted 10 Insurance Com.
missioner Wolf, who gave 1t his approv-
al. A number of companies that hold
large amounts OF reinsurance lii other
concerns would sign stipnlations extend.
ing the time for fling proof Of loss were
they not prohibited from doing SO b. the
reinsurance companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
PYTHIAN
MEMORIAL
Held at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd
IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD
Sermon By the Rev. Charles r. Freeman
on aSuch as BE Faithful in
Love Shall Abide With
YOU
In MEMORY OF THE DEAD

pythian memorial service FOR Vincitia
Lodge, No. 10. Knights OF Pythias, 81
this city was held last evening at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, the mem
bers Of the lodge attending the service
in 4 body. a very appropriate and in
spring sermon was delivered BY the Rev.
G. i. Freeman. Taking for his text
these words. sssucb as be faithful in loyc
shall abide with you.' Mr.. Freeman
said in substance:
Knights Of pythias yoi lave come
here to a memorial service OF yonr dead.
You have come here To commemorate
the memory Of those who have gone
froin your ranks. And fam would be-
lieye that this service means more 70
YOU than the mere fact that you once
knew them and they were your brothers
but that yon believe they still live and
still remain your brothers; that you
have the love that triumphs over death,
believe that your faith Is something
more than Of those for whom your order
Was named, Pythias and Damon, who
were disciples Of Pythagoras. They be-
licvcd that it was for those who had
been superbly good to enter the plmer
and higher regions of the universe; that
souls lived after death. We who live in
this Christian land have "a clearer idea
Of what immortality is because it has
been revealed 10 rs by Jesus Christ, the
only begottcn SON. And so we common.
crate our dead.
The ancients celebrated their dead
with song and rejoicing because they be-
lieyed that their death was their birth
day into the higher life. We commemor-
ate our dead because we know that
somewhere they still live and are living
conscious existence. We commemorate
our dead because we have the love that
Is stronger than death Your fraternal
order Is founded on that great principal
Of love and God Is love. Love is not an
attribute Of God; ii is the very essence
Of God When we think Of the great
ness Of God we think Of love Love is
eternal because God Is eternal. Your
fraternity founded on that principle, il
becomes your duty to help those who are
in danger. There Is not one Of you
who would MT gladly put yourself in
danger to assist brother. 1t becomes
your duty to assist those who are in
sickness and poverty.
And as YOU would thus give susten-
ance to the poor and needy il is neces-
sary for YOU to give cheer to those who
are In trouble and sorrow. How blessed
il is to know that there are brothers
about where We can get comfort. cheer
and suceor when in need. But back OF
all these things there must be the love
staeif What # Iovag ove Il some.
thing in ourselves irrespective of what
others have done or Of gratitude for
what others have done for us. What Il
lover ] point to God who is love and
his son who was the living example, OF
that love- His was a self forgetting
love. He loved whether Others loved
him or not. Love is life, life is love
and when You have that love you have
Immortality. BE thou faithful in love
and YOU shall abide with God. He who
dwelleth III love dwellcth in God anu
God in him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
TURNING OF THE TIDE
VERMONT ON THE EDGE or POLITICAL
REVOLUTION.
Machine Press Misleading voters--'
Lifelong Republican Denounces
Machine--Proctor Newspaper
Demands Reform --- Vot-
ers Aroused.

After the recent Republican caucuses,
in which thero was no opposition what
ever to the machine candidate, the result
was advertised in certain newspapers
ias a GLORIOUS VICTORY FOR PROC
TOR.
The organs Of the ring are belittling
the Independent movement in the same
degree and have published columns Of
misrepresentation in the effort 70 show
that Proctor will have II all his own
way at The polls.
This II false and misleading ~ every
respect. VERMONT Is FILLEDfWlTH
A GREAT UNREST. There II d power
full undercurrent Of revolt against the
continuation OF ring rule. Forty years
Iof Proctor promises forty years more
of the same influence and domination
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
SULLIVAN
!. FOR GOVERNOR.
Socialists Nominate Granite
vile Man
AT THEIR CONVENTION.
William Evans Of Barre for Secretary of
State and Alex. Ironside Of This
City for Auditor -Sixty-fiye
Delegates Present.

Bellows Falls, lure ls.--l'he Socialist
convention for thc state of Vermont WAS
l,cld ut Bellows tails Saturday after
noon, and Inc foilowing were placed
III nomination ier tie state ticket u
BIZ voted for Scptember 4:
For governor, Timothy sullivan d
Granitevilie; for lieutenant governor,
Chester Il. Ordway Of proctorsville; for
secretary of state, William Evans Of
Barre: for treasurer. Celon ID. Farnum
If South Londonderry; for auditor, Al
exander fronside OF Barre: for attorney
general, j. Walter Shelley of Putney;
candidate for second congressional dis
trick, . II. Dunbar Of North Hartland.
There were about 65 delegates present.
The platform demands the nationalist.
ton Of the railroads, the telegraph, tel
ephone and express companies and
steamship lines, the election Of United
States senators BIZ popular vote, the
election Of United States jidges by the
people of respective districts for terms
not TO EXCEED six years, that no law
bc placed on the statute books with,
out being subject ID the initiative and
lrcferenduln, that I'LL elective officers
shall be subject 10 the imperative man
date and the right III recall, that fire
and accident insurance bc established BY
the state, that labor union funds be
protected bg law 80 that they will
not be liable for loss sustained to EN-
pioyess i'm ,uasr Of strikes Equal suf-
fragn for both sexes is demanded, an
eight-hour workday for all corporations
nnd upon public works, a weekly pay
1ncnt law, the abolition Of capital pun-
ishment. and the present caucus law
enacted by the last session of the leg.
islatue is denounced as calculated 20
perpetuate machine rule.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR MEN GAIN.
The Insurance Of America and the Mia
CARA Join Them.

San Francisco, june Is. The 81 in.
surance companies that rejected the sug-
gestion OF 75-eent compromise in San
Francisco, put forward by 81 OF their
associates IN the underwriters bureau,
have received two additions 70 their
number. The Insurance company of
North America, and the Niagara OF New
York, have announced that they will
pay up dollar for dollar on their losses.
The San Francisco Examiner saws !:
1.-THE latest addition 90 the list Of insur.
ance companies that have decided to
withdraw from business on the coast is
the Delaware OF Philadelphia. The Della
ware is an old established concern, or
ganized in Philadelphia in lsa5. ana has
done business in California for mum
Der Of years. II announces that while
it is the company's intention 70 adjust
all losses, IL will not pay more than rs
cents on the dollar in any instance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
aRIcH in ALUMINIUM.
Pittsburg Expert Speaks Highly Of De-
Y lss~7 post at Arlington.

Bennington, June ls.'rhe announce
mcnt that an extensive deposit of alum
mum has been discovered ON Spruce
Peak, small mountain in the town Of
Arlington, about % miles north of here
is exciting good deal Of interest. The
deposit is on land owned by O. p Walk
er, and covers about BY 2ia miles. A
Pittsburg expert says the richest part
Is in ledge, which rises sheer along
the face OF the mountain for 500 feet
Test pits were made, and it is said that
the ore taken out yielded from 81 &c
81 per cent. The expert says the slate
schist is the best that he has ever seen
and easy To mine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
ENGLISH AMAZED.
Mrs. Longworth Has the Ways Of
Countess.

London. june 1s.-In one respect Mrs.
Nicholas Longwarth fas proved para
lying disappointment to her English
hosts.
They confidently expected to derive
continuous entertainment from her biz
ARE performances, which would have
been at once amusing and fiatterisg to
the British sense OF superiority. I'm
agine their amazement when. instead Of
the hoydenish American girl of the
stage. lost in bewildered admiration al
the splendors Of London society AMI
overwhelmed by the attentions of roy
atty and of England's Ioftiest aristo-
eracy, they found particularly quiet,
perfectly self-possessed and extremely
elegant young woman, who receives all
the homage paid her with sangfroid
that could not be surpassed after gene
rations OF training in the oldest courts
OF Europe.
Presidents Roosevelt's daughter Is
alert and interested, it is true, but at
every turn she shows herself entirely
70 the manner born. Those who saw
her presentation to King Edward de-
scribe the situation BY saying. 1T was
the meeting OF equals
Mrs. Longworth courtesied to the king
as court etiquet demands, but she was
absolutely at her ease, greeting his ma
Jesty like an intelligent, well-br wo-
man meets man OF fame and of ac-
knowledged high position. But in her
bearing was not the faintest suspicion Of
100 much reverence or the slightest sug-
gestion Of forwardness.
She was a lesson in natural, demo-
cratic seff-respecf to some Americans
and 10 British arfstocrats. For in roy
alty's presence the natural attisAe Of
the greatest and oldest nobility NNfaf
more servile than that of their own
fiunkeys to themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
CALL FOR SPECIAL MEETING.
BrattleborO Voters to Decide on Water
Bonds.

Brattleboro, June 1s.-The village
bailifTs issued Saturday night a call for
a special village meeting June 90 to de-
eide the amount and denominations of
the bonds which the village will issue
under the vote of Jan. 10 in payment
for an independent water system. The
voters are also asked TO decide as TO
the rate Of interest and as to whether
they viii authorize and ratify the nero-
tiations and sale Of the bonds by the
water board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
COOK AND MILES.
They Win Contested Nominations Of
Orleans County Republicans.

Newport, June is.The Orleans coun-
ty Republican convention was held here
Saturday. The only nominations sharp
III contested were those for states at
torncy and high sheriff. The convention
pledged Itself 10 support Hon. Fletcher
y, Proctor for governor and George H.
Prouty for lieutenant governor and the
following wore nominated Tor county
officers Assistant side judges, w s.
Robbins OF Derby and A. Davidson of
lrasburg; Judge o. probate, +. f. Alfred
OF Newport; states attorney, +. A.
Cook Of Newport; high sheriff, L. d.
Miles Of Newport; high bailiti, T. X.
Lord Of Morgan
Hon. Frank l.. Plumley Of Mortified
addressed the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

Chicago, June ls.--Thc city health de-
partment OF Chicago Friday sent its first
official written notice 10 the packing
companies Mt the Union stock yards &c
improve the sanitary conditions of theis
plants. The packers We're instructed
that they must within three days dis
card the filthy tables and benches, pro
vide cleaner rooms aud tools, and cor.
rect some of the present msanitary con
ditions, including new toilet-rooms and
more ventilation and light must be
made within 80 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
Hurricane OF Newfoundland.

Halifax, n. s., June 1s.-A furious
hurricane ragged along the Newfoundland
coast during the As hours up TO last
night, causing serious damage to ship.
ping. Two vessels with IA men on board
have been blown out to sea. Tugs have
been sent in quest Of them. Several
vessels have been driven ashore. An
enormous amount Of fishing gear la-
been destroyed. u Is feared the gale
has wrought havoc among the trawlinp
llect of the Grand banks. News from
Che Ileet Is apprehensIvely awaited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
AGAINST CLEMENT.
Bellows Falls Democratic Delegation In
structed Against Fusion.

Bellows Falls, June 1s.--At a Demo.
cratic caucus her Saturday, +. ]. Hall,
r. J.. Wolf, G. b. Albes, d. II. Cray,
Erl Stapleton, David Savage and J. +.
Broshanan were chosen delegates to the
state convention. They were instructed
to vote the straight Democratic ticket
and not to fuse with the p. w. Glen.
ent independent party. Four Of the
eight delegates are strong Clement men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
Following the Flag.

When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines health was the most
important consideration. Willis 4. Nor.
gan, retired commissary sergeant. u. 5.
A., of Rural Route /, Concord, Y. H.,
says: Il was two years in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and, being
subject to colds, | took Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which kept
me in perfect health. And now, in New
Hampshire, we find it is the best med-
cine in the world for coughs. colds, bron.
cliial troubles and all lung diseases.
Guaranteed at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Price SOC and si.oo. Trial bottle free.