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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
AaRehurIaa Troops Semitic KWanlo,
Which M|kadO's Forces Are Hold.
~|ng for corea.
Serious TROUBLE is PROBABLE
China Has Entered Vigorous Pro.
test Against Action Taken by Mar
quits lto-Turn Toward Philippines
Formosan Explorers Ralse Japa.
nese Flag On. Barren Island.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 3.-Thc proba.
hillty OF Il serious clash between the
Chinese ana Japanese troops IL III
volvcd In the action OF Hui, the
Vicoroy of Manchuria. In despatcmng
Il force OF Chinese soldiers to Kwnn-
to. or Middle Island. where. IN tho
name of tho Corean Government the
japanese have assumed control.
Tho territory named IL the only
rich region between the Yalu River
and Manchurinn on the northern side
of tho Shnngni range Of mountains.
1t has long been the subject of dis
putc between China ana Corca. The
population Is estimated Mt 600.00u
Coreans and 100000 Chinese.
Before the Russian war noth gov.
crnmcnts sent officials with military
forces for tho protection OF their re.
spcctivc nntionalities. At the out
break of the war Corca withdrew her
officials.
Several months ngo Marquis Ito
sent Lieutenant Colonel Saitu with Il
small force OF troops to assume the
administration. This fact seems just
TO have BECOME known to the Chi
Nose authorities. who now enter Il
protest, claiming sovereignty. The
despatch OF Chinese troops to the
territory Is the latest move.
The announcement that n party OF
japanese explorers from Formosa
have raised their national flag over
n small island Immediately adjoining
the Philippines ha sattracted much
attention In official clrles. The Jap
anesc insist that the island does not
belong to the Philippines because it
Is north of the twentieth parallel.
The Island, which was designated
Protus. or Pratas. bN the old geogra-
piers. IL uninhablted. Whether It Is
of possible value for naval purposes
is not disclosed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Not Likely Thai Newport News
Concern Will Build Any Tor.
psdO Boat DeSlPOyers.
CRAMPS SEND IN LOWEST, FIGURES
Bath iron Works of Bath, Me-, and
The Fore River shpbuidins Com
pany of Quincy, Mass, Seem to
Have the Best Chance to Secure the
Contracts for Boats.

WASHINGTON ID. c.. Sept s.
Bids were opened ut the Navy Depart
ment today for the construction of
five torpedo boat dostroycrs under
the terms OF the naval appropriation
acts of 1906 and 1907.
On the face Of the bids received
today it appears that if me Navy De-
partment intended to adhere strictly
To the terms of the advertisement and
require the contractors who wished
to provide their own designs OF ma
chinery to use the departments hull
plans. the lowest bids were tho.e of
William Cramp and Son Shipbuilding
Company, of Philadelphia, for two
boats bid ut $5Si.300 each and the
Fore River Shipbulding Company.
Quincy, Mass, one boat at SG4S,000.
There We're so many qualifying con-
ditlons in the bids. however. that not
until the board of experts charged
with the examination of the details
of the bids. has reported. will the
Navy Department really be in posi-
ton to know which of the proposals
would be actually the lowest.
The bid of the Newport News Ship
building Company was rs followF,
One boat departments plans Tor
hull and machinery, S755,O0O Com
pany's machinery and departments
hull. $6S5,000
The bids have been referred to the
board on construction and it probably
Will be several days before decision
can be announced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS
Superintendent Morton Meets Princi-
pals and Teachers saturday-Ses-
81 sion Begins Monday.

The principals and teachers of the
city public white schools will meet
with Superintendent of Schools w. C.
Morton in the assembly hall of the
high school at 1890 o'clock Satur-
day morning to make final arrange
ments for the opening of the schools
at o'clock Monday morning. The
teachers will be instructed in receiv-
ms the old and new pupils and In
other details pertaining to the bust
ness the first day of the session.
Superintendent Morton will meet
with the principals and teachers of
the colored schools at colored school
No. 1 At 2;30 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon to arrange for the opening
of those schools.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
LOCOMOTIVE JUMPED THE
n TRACK; SIX ARE DEAD
Heavy Loaded Canadian Pacific Pas
senger Train in Disastrous Wreck
Near CaIedon. Ontario.
(By Associated Pressl

OItANGEVILLE. ONT, Sept 8
rive passenger cars of n special Cana
dian Pacific passenger train from
Markdale to Toronto are in tho ditch
near Caledon. Six persons are dead
and the seriously injured number
more than score.
The train, which was very heavily
loaded, was running behind schedule.
From Orangoville there is n pro.
nounced down grade and the locomo-
tive suddenly jumped the rails. Five
of the seven ears followed. The en-.
gineer shot through the window of
his cab. but escaped almost unhurt
and not train hand was killed The
six persons killed were riding in the
smoking car, next to the locomotive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
RELIEVED OF ROLL AT WALDORF
Demure Young Woman Teaches
kentuckan n New Trick.


New York. Sept 3-Brisco Hind
man. OF Louisville. Ky. had to come
to New York to learn n new trick in
the gentle art of separating n man
from his money.
MIR. iiindman. who is 80 years old
and of distinguished appearance, ia
here on pleasure jaunt, and is stay
ing ut the Waldorf-Astoria. After a
hearty dinner he took stroll
and then retired to the Waldorf.
AS he was about TO enter he was ac-
corted by demure-looking young
woman, exceedingly comedy and well.
dressed. accompanied by an old per,
son. who might easily have been
chapcrone, bat was not
In hesitating tones, which Indicated
that she was awfully timid of strane.
ers. the young woman asked Mr..
hlindman how they could get view
OF the Waldorf roof garden. as thew
mad heard women were not admitted
there without male escort,
Mr.. l1indman wasn't quite sure
anout this, and they had little con.
versation. Then he said he would
find out. ad went into the hotel
When he returned the woman had
disappeared. ana so had his nocket.
book containing $275.
lie reported the case IN tho nolIco
VINO have little hope of finding the
demure young person.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
REV. J. T. MASTiN WILL ACT
AS PRESIDING ELDER
Head of the Methodist orphanage In
Richmond viii Take Or. vii.
sons Place for Time.

RICHMOND. VA. Sept. S.-Rcv. J.
7. Masiin. in charge of the Methodist
orphanagc. near this city. viii he
named as successor to the late Rev.
x. L. Wilson as presiding elder or
the West Richmond District. DR..
Wilson died last week. II is not be.
iievcd that Mr.. Mastin will give up
his work at the Orphanagc perma.
nently. but will officiate as presiding
elder until Il permanent selection has
been made.
AZ meeting of the Methodist min.
listers of Richmond and Manchester
Yesterday resolutions were adopted
deploring the death of Presiding Ed
er Wilson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
ion between the Alton and Rock Is

tion between the Alton and Rock Is
land
Following IS what the report said:
1T would appear. therefore that tho
Chicago and Alton is now controlled
ti,at Is. July. l907--through stock own
ership by the Chicago. nock Islant.
AMI Pacific Company which owns IN
line OF railway from Chicago to Kans-
AS city. which is parallel and com.
pc;ing with the line OF the Chicago
aud Alton Railway Company between
the same points. The joint control OF
the Chicago and Alton Railway by tho
Union Pacific and The Chicago. Rock
island ana Pacific hallway Company
has undoubtedly eliminated compcti-
ton between tho Alton and tdc Rock
Island between Chicago, st. Louis and
kansas CITY"
The suppression of competition he.
tween parallel and competing lines.
u IT can he proved in court, is sufri.
cien' eronml under the law for con.
viction under the sherman Antitrust
law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
1923 Vacancies at Naval Acadeov

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sent. g.
vacancies In next winters class of
midshipmen at the Naval Academy to
me number of 1873 exist at the nres,
eht time. according to a table pre.
pared by Chief Clerk Draper of the
academy division OF the Navy Depart
nieht. and Senators and Representa-
yves who are entitled to make nomi.
nations to FIJI these vacancies. and at
me same time fill up the dnoio Of
the different States. are being notI.
lied The Virginia vacancies IN he
iiiled are the Fourth and Fifth Con.
each. '"e""oy AZ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
ALLEGED THAT CROKER is
FULL PLEDGED ENGLISHMAN
Said That He tias Lost His Citizen.
ship In This Country Under the
New Statutes.

NEW YORK, Sept. at is alleged
that Richard Croker. former chicftain
of Tammany Hall. has lost his citi
zenship in the United States and has
become subject of King Edward of
England. a new Federal statute. I'M.
Willingly. perhaps, has made an Eng
lish subject of Croker. While he was
BUSY winning races on the England
turf Congress enacted law which
makes of the former boss and other
haturalized Americans remaining
away from the United States for five
years aliens. This law. which became
effective March Z. 1907, says:
When any naturalized citizen shah
nave resided for two years in the
State from which he came. or five
years in any other foreign state. it
snail be presumed that he has ceased
10 be an American citizen. and the
place OF his general abode shall be
deemed his residence during those
years" ''''1''
For the past six years Mr. Croker
has lived abroad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
A. c. scAERR FOR GOVERNOR.
West Virginia Republicans Having
Lively Times.

Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 3-Thc
longcxpectcd formal announcement
by state Auditor Arnold c. Schcrr OF
his candidacy for The Republican nom
nation for Governor was made today
in two-colnmn interview.
With Secretary of State Swishcr,
who has been making q hot canvas
for several months. ad state Tax
Commissioners White both in the field
the fight promises interesting devel-
opmonts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
GEORGE LINDSAY PLACED
-,
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
Accused Mans Own Story is the only
One to Show That Killing Was
Not In Cold Blood.
(By Assoclnted Press.l

DANvILLB, VA. Sept, 3.-Tho
trial OF George Lindsay, for the muir
der of Joseph G. Coleman, grand-ne-
phcw of General George C. Calen
formerly Congressman, was begun in
Corporation Court today. The evil
dence except that of the accused him
self shows that the killing was done
without provocation. Coleman was
shot following quarrel over n WON
an. Lindsay claims that Coleman,
who was a one armed man, put his
hand in his pocket, presumably to
draw weapon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Want Fewer Navy Yaras

BOSTON. Sept. S.-The naval com.
mittee Of the national House of Re.
personalities which has been insnect.
ing the naval station along the A..
iahiic coast, arrived in Boston yes-
,erday on the United Statas dIsns.cb
Doat Dolphin. In interviews memhars
OF the committee reiterate nravJons
statements to the effect that thew
We're finding more navy yarSs thegi
seemed necessary. -. ~. "a. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
ships must be ready for sea duty by
Dec 10.
BAPTIST PREACHER ARRESTED.
Librarian OF Sunday-School Says
Minister Threatened Him.

Petersburg. Va. Sopc 3-licv. ELI
Tart pastor of the Harrison Street
Baptist Church. was arrested this AT
ternoon on the charge of having
threatened j. II. Mason with a pistol,
and also with having assaulted him.
The trouble occurred ut the law
office Of I. c. Johnson. Tart was re-
leased on 500 bail for his appear
'ancc before the Mayor next Saturday.
Mason is librarian OF the Sunday
school Of the church. which is now
closed by order of The court on ac-
count of trouble which occurred there
sevcral weeks ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
LIGHTNING HITS POWER
HOUSE AND KILLS FIVE
Fearful Accident occurs at euBh
Horn, Near Raleigh, N. c., During
An Electrical Storm.
Uy AssoeIntcd prosa.l

RALEIGH, N. c.. Sept 3.-Llght-
ming struck The power house of the
electric plant ut Buck Horn this af.
ttcrnoon. killing five men ana MUIR
ing between twenty nd Twenty-Five
others.
Owing TO wires down. II Is impos.
slblp to obtain the names of those
Killed and injured Tho extent of the
damage to the property has not been
learned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
RattIeshlps overhauIed.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept g.
-Four battleships have been ordered
TO the League Island navy yard here
for an ovcrhauling before starting for
the Pacific coast The battieships
are the Georgia, Maine, Kansas and
kearsarge. Under the orders receiv-
ed from the Navy Department the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
August Coal Shipments.

a total OF SOC,S23 tons of coal was
dumped at the local coal piers Dur
Ing The month of August. All except
about $4,000 tons of this amount was
sent to other American ports. OF
the remaining 10000 tons. about 40,-
900 tons went foreign and the otner
10000 was loaded by steamers for
fuel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Capt Henry Brown Dead.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept 3.-Capt.
Henry Brown, veteran OF the MeXi-
can and Civil Wars and inventor of
the bell buoy as now used in the
American ports. died here today. aged
so years. lie served during the six
ties under Farragut and Porter and
was commended and promoted for
gallant conduct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL.

William A. Cushing succumba to
Heart Failure in "Thc Eakleton."
STAuNTON Sept 3.-William A..
cushing was found dead In the Eak.
Teton hotel Mt mn early hour this
morning. Death Is reported to have
been caused by heart failure. lie was
In his usual health last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1907.

of the Maryland. West Virginia, Col
orado and PENNSYLVANIA. the armorca
cruisers which sailed from Yokohama
on Aug. %. The cruisers are under
command of Rear Admiral Dayton and
will form a division of the Pacific
fleet upon arrival in American waters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Five Were Injured.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Sept. g.
Southern passenger train No. 80 was
sideswiped tonight at Concord by
the first section of north bound pas.
senser train No IS. The wreck caught
fire and three cars were consumed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
FORT GAINES HIT BY TORNADO,

neighboring towns by phone are fu.
tile The railroad operators report
that all telegraph wires east of Union
Springs nre down. Fort Gaines is
on the Chattaahoochie river, the di-
yiding line between Alabama and
Georgia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Interstate Commission Takes Steps
10 Avert Threatened Repetition
Of Famine Suffering.
THE RAILROADS SOUND WARNING

Mat c.on., 60 RI
o"'' ''s r"' anu
Winter. ui,Ss
'-''''S~s
-
"Noh'N"I TON ~ c.' sept s.
FRANKLIN *. Lane. of the Interstate
Commerce Commission lcC, washing
ion tod,v for ,,i,, =, no >,a.,,,,,oa,
CO.
'"i '''o purpose OF extending govern
mont cooperation TO the railroads In
an effort To prevent n ronotitIon of
tho err sbor,npo which cnrsoo rro,,
''''" $50
.'ss ., ne anu money hst
winter Whcn North Dakota. Mime
sofa and other Northwestern states
were hlIyynrd horun a., r,,,.oo,,.
wero ,,,,n7o a.
ns ,, ",'''m w Supply coai NJ scores
y, s''al' towns ana villages where 1t
ficion, ,', w. !" ''o' ,'.c c',ls III SUI
~ runner 10 curry 10 market
,,,ar,,,', .,o.. NS result thc re.
mn,arvno,a "'e',n ~ WIS presented OF
viii snau. "''''' i'e'"S covered
'V"'
serious situation now confronts
,no raiirohus' not only In the North
wes', hni III the South as well. In
sne Nor.hwes. the danger Hes In n
iuel famine If the retail dealers In
s.i''i .o"hs no not ray IN liberal
FER, supply inns iaIi~ Inc railroad
o,,i.,''s state mat they can handle
.., aic necessary coal shipments be-
s., nov anu coiu weather II me
800, u,"'vis anu rcsiucn's OF small
w" US "ic iorchhhuou. hnt thoy can
n"t promise so much after snow falls
n .r. senson OF biizzards sets in.
ny ~ o"ls VI con- are shipped to
ne Nur,hwest now the more cars
' ,mrr1 VIII be FOR the shipment cast
',' 'on.cu wheat.
c." Guy N1'' III Northwest.
-, WILSON, OF me Depart
nn s. :" Hsiion'tu'c; recently return
,,.i, - gu .o"i VI 'Io country some
w. m''"t np'"Sho,si'e OF car shortage
N.,',. 49," ''i"l VIC people oi the
~ .',nesl were NOT, III many nstanc'
~ ~ p"! coal iohg In advance
Wy " ,', scasoh'
G, pn,,, , Lime VIII go first toI
~ caatt, , '|e' 10 Spokane' ana later
No r. ' In, o.',nnd anu san francis-
s;oioi ~. so''ie' WIN raiironn Of
Ills S ~ 'n,se points ana VIII ask
Con,r,o,oo f,,, '"''i "'"''
90, ,,.,,i, COMMISSION can cooper
;n,r ~, ~, ~ prevent uislress ow-
T,,a va. anol.ase;
81 10 H. n,,., ai'eiuy mas point
in,,' 10 ,;ro 49,, way OF avoiding IN
jna mon o,,, mea''1 "nu properly. Act
co Co nppn "'' we IRON, the interstate
Doosova,t ,o,'oon, ,''''ssloi' PRESIDENT
oa ~, "a. aeNcral months ago direct
sldnmonts on n'''em, iilnhe all us
the Pacific coast -, am n ,i, no ~
order NOT to smffo, ern,,, - 'n
should one Occur ''''' " car l"i'''"c
South nIso w,,.o 80
ComnIoints havo co',,o o' ,
merco Commission fron, ,"e Son,
thar tbore are nnt onn rv,, anc Souin
ablo for MISUNDERSTANDING, lsn .urs ","I',
tho croa, or, 30 , ,"a,uI "oi'Iiwura OF
and Missiseinni ,h I.,'D zoo u, hou'sN'lla
rosnonJ,n@ f,ifr,o" rs 't -, cor
orise whon mo t;n'S - eNpesteu
movaman, nc ,I,o nn,. 'o''ius lor 'ne
Tho norris 81 Cn,r .v,."n crop south 10
loans Nrr a"n ,,.;,I ".'u Ne" VT,
thee ror,s tn raH NJ p'op",iy WISH
70 roiIroods ana shin "1S s III oiiiccs
II ;s do,,htsm1 q, S" ~ "llhe.
onv wov ca,, 90 2" s,, ,.h commission IN
us moral in H. ~, ~ a,,'a,. 10 use
'''''"t 'iiihth't W avert IL car
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
fBy Assoclated Press.l

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Sept. at
is reported here that n tornado strucI,
Fort Gaines, Ga. n town of 10000
people, 100 miles southeast of Mont.
gomery late tonight All commun;ca-
tion by wire with that section has
been cut off. Efforts to reach
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
Cruisers Arrive from Orient.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-Tbc Navy
department. received dispatch today
announcing the arrival at Honolulu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04

THE DAILY PRESS Is tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso-
clated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-04
THE WEATHER.

Showers Wednesday,; Thurs
day partly cloudy; light to fresh
south winds becoming variable.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27
. . . . . Q . . . . . . . . q q
= At THE THEATRE. .
December Attractions.
Dec. al Human Hearts
Jan. -Parisfal
At THE THEATRE.


The powerful and impressive mel
odrama Human Hearts. presented
by an exceptionally strong company
OF players. Will be offered for the
approval of the lovers OF all that Is
clean and wholesome In melodrama
on the stage. at the opera house De
ceiuber u
Human Hearts" has been firmly
established as one of the most origi-
nal and interesting OF modern dra-
mas The author has long been fam
Gus rs play-w wright, but in the pres
ent instance. ne has surpassed all
his former efforts For ingenuity
strength and brIlliancy. Human
Hearts" is a maryel Of stage craft,
done - a master hand in stage
atroitn.ss. The author has poured
out his entire store Of Theatre
knowledge In this play. He has pro-
Guced Z work of magnificent posi-
oi.ities for a nie,odramatic public.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27
TEXAS TEACHERS MEETING.


Houston. Texas. Dec 21.--An adj
dress on Some Educated Fools by
Hon. V. W Grubhs of Campbell and
a discussion of rural high schools.
the Texas conference for education
and the length OF school terms oc-
cupied the Texas teachers at their
general session today. Section meet
inss and round table conference
were held this afternoon. Governor
r NJ Campbell IS on the program
for an address tonight The speakers
at the closing session tomorrow will
include State Superintendent K Il.
Cousins. Dr.. f. f. Hall of the Uni
versit, OF Texas. and Or. s. l.. Horn
beak Of Austin. who will consider
The Education Of Detectives" The
principals OF the state normal
sch ools will also speak. and the con
ven,ion will close with the election
OF Officers and the selection OF the
place for the next meeting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27
DRAGGING THE ROADS.

One Of the leading business men
of Bonham. and one who Is much In
terested In the question OF good
roads. suggests that the way to keep
the roads IN good condition after
they are once graded is TO drag
them Systematically. His Idea Is that
the roads should be thoroughly gone
over with the split log drag at least
once a week when the ground is In
condition for dragging. He favors
employing two men on each OF the
eight principle roads leading into
town. each one dragging five miles
OF road, which he thinks a man with
a good team could easily accomplish
in one day. So this would drag each
of the eight roads q distance OF ten
miles from town.
We believe the idea is q practical
one, and We also believe that II
would keep the roads in good condi-
ton. prevent their washing and be-
ing cut into deep ruts, and KEEP
them passable at all times. 1t is true
that II would cost a considerable
sum of money in the course OF a year
but il is fact that the present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27

Boston, Dee. 21.-Eurries closed
to ty for the twelfth annual Bos-
ton Poultry. Pigeon, Game. Water
fowl and Pet Stock show. which is 10
be held in Mechanics building Jan
uary "A TO is. inclusive. Entries
have been received from fanciers all
over New England and the east and
Il is promised that this will be the
batuer exhibition IN the history of
ibis country. surprising even the re-
.cp1t big show in Madison square
Cardeu. New York
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27

Danyille. Ky. Dee. -. Manual
training and domestic science Tor ne
uroes were the subjects Of discussion
~ this morning. session ot the
Kentucky Colored Teachers a~socia-
lion. now holding lbs twenty ninth
annual convention here. Speakers ou
TODAY program include Professor
g. V. y. Lee dean OF the academic
department OFF Tu-te-se Institute,
N.-. Co.,. H,I Enisht cot Cincinnati.
Professor jaime, B o. piES- of
Louisville aud Professor o. b.. Nv.-
,ady of People Institute Cinylu.
u.u rHs convention Will ..n-r .n
r.r.HU.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-27
THE THIRD TERM III tAiaHb

Tn, Tyler Courier has raised the
third term" cry as TO Attorney Gen
eral Davidson. going SO tar as To say
that The democrats preach rotation
In office and here In Texas they en-
body this doctrine i'm their platforms.
We would Ice Obliged 'o tine tou-
rier for @ few platform citations.
The third term yry is all riaht
when applied to tuc chief executive
In either nation or state. tor the rea-
SON that dictatorship mi-ht follow
But 20 i- nonsense 5~ tu othr, p"-
-Iuons Fog instance, This people
bay, been -sudiua Bob HENRY ro 'n'
,1uar,s. tp, teu years nud apparent
.r bow, ru Intention of .a.'Hs 3D.
hnI
Tt. u,Hp.. a. Texas .'p. Frws
Iubu.ta .u coo utiIrr uI state ...
H# hr samr sixteen .,1... pH-s'H..
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