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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
GENERAL COUNCIL OUT OF
FUNDS AND GIVES UP
III is DECLARED SUSPENDED
Local Unions Vote to Continue the
Fight and Declare SmaII's
Office Vacant

New York, Oct. 13.-President s. J.
Small appeared confident today that
the strike was at an end and hope
tut that his men would be re-instated
The strike will be called OF tomor-
row, and the men will be back to
work. he SAID 4
Will YOU give a. word of advice
to the men as to whether they should
vote to can it off and seek re-instate-
ment?" be was 6Pked.
Il will covey'ttat point at he meet
ing today ytfh the men in New
York." he replied.
The object in sending out IN,
Statement to the men yesterday was
10 put the question right up to them.
Our RESOURCES are exhausted. and 10
Il ey want to- continue the fight thes
will have to furnish the funds.
What if the locals decline to cali
it OFF, he was asked.
Well, there will be nothing to do
but keep up the fight as long an they
2an, but it will be up to them 70 pro
vide funds. TIE strike vas irregulas
from the beginning"
Strike Hopeless.
Then the strike is hopeless and ~
might as we'll be abandonment"
That is it, replied Mr.. Small.
President Small Suspended.
Chicago, Oct. 14.-The foIIowiBs
message was sent to President SMALL
by the executive committee last night
Under article is, section Z OF TIA
constitution of the Commerc' al Telet
s5raphers' Union of America. you ars
.ereby suspended from the Office VI
president, to take effect immediate
ly."
tSigned.D S. J. KONENKAMP,
Acting Chairman
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
snI RISES To REMARK
tsss haat H~tty Green Concerning
fru 1--we issues.

49, Work. Oct I2.-Mrs. Hetty
ssrssn often referred To as tn erichest
senisn in the world. Is strongly Op-
ssssas So International marriages, ac-
assralug tu "a Interview with her,
SASH e.. pn0iished today.
s. ana Eisd Gladys Vanderbilt is
ssi 30 daughter" she is quoted as
49, S. There are thousands of
beaesf gounE working men in the
tnitsa States good enough to be any
FiFis hssssnd The girls who go to
ksfope io set their husbands deserve
shat uhey get Snd more. III my son
marFisa foreign WOMAN because the
ssseu ~ould bring 1m a title, l
seaid diso~n him.N 4
Mr. Green said y be had no inten-
tioB OF retiring from business. When
s get oat OF busiSess,S she said. my
~ors in this World SHALL have been
aose. hav9' been busy forty-two
years. aud work has ma de me young
and happy"
ot the financial OUTLOOK Mrs. Green
had this To say; We safely passe
the period when there wasS danger OF
panic. Money may be tight again
about the first of the year. but l do
not look for serious business embav-
rassment"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
1T IL GETTING SERIOUS
so Fen Southern Whites Seek Civil
Service Positions.

Washington. Oct. 12.-That 50 few
White men in ;he South are seeking
civil service positions l. now matter
OF deep concern to tie officials of the
PCStOtTice Department. \ recent e.
animation Tor positions IL The rail
way mail service was held in various
POINTS in the SOUTH, and seven-eiEh-As
OF the applicants We're negroes-
The Posgonce Degartnent officials
are perplexed- Tkey say that 49,
reason white wsh ;sre~not taking the
examinations is that so many -Regro"s
are serving in. the railway mail ser
vice. In one Southerncfty all of the
applicants were negroes. POstoffica
officials declined 10 give the name OF
this city.
They look upon the whole situation
Is grave. and it is very evident that
his particular examination is looked
upon with considerable concern. 50
much so that they are extremely eau
tions about talking on the subject.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
Criminal Court Convcncs.
The October term of the Crimi

The October term of the Criminal
>our, of Record for Suwannee coun-
- l..-t ia regular session this morn
-.'- ag n.ne o'clock BY Judge Garter.
RE docket Tor tais term is an I'M
a~=@IIy heavy one, forty-nine cases
appearing on it. Some of these were
.aa.inued cases from last term. ana
o..rrs wsr ar-aisned and plead guilty
before lhe regular sitting OF the
""urs-. The actual number of cases
80 "a 5ried at this term will sum up
a"ot, thirty7Rve, most of which Will
b. t.sr-<eF of if the record of the
-,us. = Mp, up to#what it has been
.~ re f..
I iu.y 0aS,dEaWn and the venire
...1f rctcrDoble for this afternoon
At oAe-Llfrty- Judge carter sounded
Pee iooketsH6 the following were ar
rajgued; Wilson. charged OF
!aroe"y. olead not guilty; Ed. Lane.
illegal sale of liquor, plead not gull
ty; Andrew Jordan. larceny. plead
not guilty. and Lonnie Taylor plead
Ike same to 4 charge of assault and
battery. The officers seem to be
determined 10 put the blind tigers out
of business The following are up for
trlal on the charge of selling liquor
without license: Bulley Pinkney.
Jonn Jordan. Jas Neal. J. J. Kins-
man r. H Hammock. Charlie Boser,
Ri Lane and Walter Pert.
Abe Wheeler. Rebecca Bailey.
/. HAYS. Scott Stewart. Walter Wal
lace, Lonuie Taylor Sylvester Thomas
Sallie Williams. Leon and Lawson
and John Foster are the aggregation
who will answer to various assault
charges ranging in degree from as-
@ravated assault to assault with in
tent to commit murder.
olh-r minor cases will he up for at
J"n,iou hut are expected 10 occupy
Only It saor- time for trial.
The Suwanuee Criminal Court has
. reputation already for dispensing
5u,tioe without any needless delays.
anrH Brown seized it with his right
hand just oaAE of the bead. and tore
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14

PoIiccman's Life l. Saved by Tough
ness of BuCkskin Glove.

New York. Oct. 1O--MOunted
Patrolman Louis A. Brown had =
narrow escape from being stung TO
death by a rattlesnake, IN the Flat
bush residence, section of Brooklyn.
\ buckskin glove saved his life
Where the RATHER came from is what
is puzzling the residents. There are
many vacant lots in that vicinity. and
in one OF them, children were play
ing when Patrolman Brown. on
horseback. came along
When he heard the children cry
ing that there was a snake in the
grass. he rode at full speed 20 the
lots. His horse. which has been
trained to obey every command
perfectly still as the patrolman
jumped of and made rush for the
tall weeds.
Then he heard a warning rattle
and the snake struck at him, bury
ing its fanSs in the thumb of the
tough buckskin glove on his left
hand. There it hung for a moment,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
WEALTHY MEXICAN CITIZEN
WAS ANiBUSHED AND KILLED
MILITARY AFTER THE BAND
Which Are Numbering and RobbinS
Wealthy Men Who Fall In
Their Way

san Antonio. Tex, Oct. Ia
special to he Express from Guaya-
mas. Mexico. says: Jesus Brocamento
end Ricardo Robtes, members of two
OF the wealShiest familiesin this sec
uen. ~ere ambushed fate yesterday
b. a band Of twelve Yaqul Indians,
nrosamenro keIngEmed outright and
-. sompanios SStally wounded, The
ATTACK o-ccuru&d I'm the vicinity of the
"a CoioradS mining camp
TIE InGans ESCAPED after rObbing
rh.is yistims TIL killing has aroused
90 iasiGnation az the better element
~ a. district al I'd the military has
fsssenasd by sending out a large de
tsrhul~nt Of soldiers on the trail OF
fkn Indians
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14

PATHS in the palmy days OF ths
famous diva, but a well known NH
lionaire lover of music believed thar
she should have European study. The
announcement was made that he had
taken her under his wing and would
give her a musisal education abroad.
Christine's family was perfectly
willing that she should take advant-
age of the generous offer of her pat
ron.
But she said No" and said IL en-
phaticaly
IF l have the Kind of voice / be-
lieve / have, 1 do not need a train
ing in Europe, at least just now.
can sing here and earn LIVELIHOOD
and then when 1 find\ that my tech
niQue is deficient l cap on my own
money. go across the Atlantic to tn.
great schools of music aud study On
my own account 1 don't want An,
loye-sick milliOnaires hanging To ray
skirts and l simply won't Aar
them"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
NEW PHASE OF QUESTION.
Mississippi Town Wants Separate
Schools for Italians.

Hattiesburg, Miss. Oct IA
resolution calling for separate
schools for Italians, lsytians and Rus
sian Jewish ehildreA in Hattiesburs
was adopted today by the local Board
Of Education. 1t will be presented to
the City Council next week in an e,-
fort TO obtain funds Tor erecting
separate school buildings
Recent race antagonism in this vi
entity, especially against Italians, Is
the cause for the resolution.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-14
WONDERFUL FRISCO GIRL.
Wanted No Lpvesick millionaire
Tagging After Her.

San FranciAco, Oct, 1O.-Miss
Christine Nie!s4. the San Francisco
policeman's koang daughter who
.25)Ia license r-1 Va 80 "a,
i,ided that agents H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

9sptH tame@ EsnBEHtreei. Gustesi
Confederate Veterans. ne naaghfega
chliarsns agxiiIsry held a iolui narua
oflal aeyYsre III she First HaptleI
church sghd@y afternoon MAYER
John n sharp delivered Tbs uaemot
ial address aud Rev James II Ste~'
Patriotic songs were sung nd tie
occasion was one Of unusual interest
After the ceremonies 81 the church
q large crowd repaired tn Myrtle
cemetery and decorated the graves NJ
The Confederate dead Seven mem
beers of Camp James l.onessfeet hay"
passed away within the past year
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ass fst FsssadsaB gaemvz amS a.
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a}fa1i@n Ia h@eog 81 A&s s44khsfss
I TOE ee4s hfAs4ep @aA gsaawsa SAD
sff2sas sat wn1sr th~ a&reegassgs II taas
effsesent s#a esmg t~3uatVsfal heAsa
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III ss Elsa " J asetles ~ TwFeseF
3 Sad tssh su@axe#tty aasasaa aus "a
sl3s@ sat awslnwae enaaKegusng h.
Aeep htea a@ay freA ehassel SATURDAY.
sad. fuftbsf. Sc salt apsil ia. steg
las II shw sss Sad Sssal before he GA nge
III a. hs catered she auditorium
whieN ~Aa taagsfuily Decorated fof
+ the occasion he ~as greeted eth a
weFfa aad enthusiastic Appiamss,
tfom tas ssndea, besdY ard faculty
{ He mas ao1sfsc8 also. hy Miss Mue4.
f ief. fh4g he $50 not Ia conduct chapel
/ that aaf bat wss to remain silent
uhisl called upon Af'ef ths singing
of $50 ~ his fnyasite soasa and a
tprs impressive prayer led b. Us
/ BodenhameF. Miss MgeIleF made u
T happy little address IN her character
| tsgje way. reminding the school that
/ the event should he doubly erlebrat-
ed. marking. AS Ii Gid the birthday
! Of SIS president and because II fell
/ aguost in tho anniversary of his ine
auguratlou. Iu her talk were many
/ beautiful expressions Of love and
/ hunor fpr the president and the con
| fideat hope that he hight hc their ex-
ecutiye for many years To come The
president Of the senior class. then.
| ia "A ree we'll chosen sentences, pre-
/ scented to Or Turner the memouto
| of the occasion, booklet bound III
| pliable leather on which were burnt
In the words. Trinity. April 81.
9UT." aud fastened with Trinity
colors within which was contained
greetings and list OF the members
of the faculty and the entire student
body written each with his own hand.
A beautiful bouquet OF pink and
white carnations from the Trinity
girls was then presented him by q
Young lady of the academy class.
Amidst the waving of college penants
nine rahs were given the president.
In his response DR.. Turner showed
his deep appreciation of the honor
and respect shown him and took oc-
casion TO express not only his gratifi-
cation but his delight in hearty sym
PATTY and cheerful cooperation Of
the faculty and student body at all
times, in everything that tends to en-
large and extend the influence of the
university. He hoped that, aside from
a personal respect, the occasion
might be helpful to all the student
body and stimulate them to their best
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

SEES H@fK AHFt8 - SahH II
s8es eseggss has e*aan Is 3lsfsaa~ 81
sis hss rNal estate ha&6insa
gf &kssags kNAt Ne Hss sefstSff
haa kas llasst fa agssssf bss4arf - Vale
b ~ sesE estate in iaFoF II ass ssF=
tg Ia aaae8ntarsss he bss susae 81 real.
sas thaf BE- sas eafs ts~ Hsefe yeafs
70 Hte aaa IN his som he wiAh@s -
eahUaas Bic gasitsfes
A asHaasfh froW Cleveland s-aia
shat NJ ns.ekssfeSlef had Awssaed al
ae RgaFefts ha @@ms ia that cgty Ana
ia Cus ah@#a e@aaty 80 iBan T.
Rockefeller. 81 4 d!apateh from Chi
caEn said thai bo had gtfes io he
University ~ Chicago . tract of land
~aFsA s. AGO aH0
N3ea sheHe tao dispatches ~eFs
read 90 daily companion ~ Nj
Rockefeller, the man said
THE world has never kngwn the
true NJ Ros ketelier There IL oae
,hlng that has always worried him.
and that II resi- estate He has been
trying for years To So, rid af shat he
osns He realizes that he has only
few more years 10 live. and he wants
Johnny 10 undertake the tasks that
are RON resting on him.
THE dispatches which have been
carrying out plan that has been
long In his mind / may say that In
few DAYS the press viii be receiving
kilograms from all over the country
saying that he has turned over Ia
Johnny every foot OF real estate he
owns
MIR Rockefeller wants Johnny
20 understand the responsibility Of
real estate ownership. He wants to
put upon the young man all the bur
dens that he has known. He wants to
have the property in the boys hands
able to help him with advice, but he
wants no more to do with It than in
an advisory capacity
The transfer" said J. G. W. Coles
Mr.. Rockefeller's agent In Cleveland,
last night. lis only such as is often
customary from father to son when
the former reaches an advanced age.
| know of no particular intention the
junior Rockefeller has in reference TO
the holdings he acquires by the deeds
recorded today. He is not, so far as I
know, about to improve the land or
do more with it than hold it for flu
ture opportunity, as his father has
done"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29
Rogers Hotel Arrivals

Joe Cohen. New York. Geo. r.
stuart Tenn; ). S. Smith, New Or
leans, Jas. b. Preston, Tenn; ID. L
Hawk. Tenn; j. \. Sammous, Italy
VI. SAMSON, Fort Worth. Misses
Fearis city; W +. Morris, Italy: G
y Coats, sherman T. O. Excel and
wife. Chicago; f. j Summers. Nacog.
doches. r. V Childers. Houston
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Wilson. Temple
Miss Clara Brown. St Louis. G. W.
Gri,wold. 81. Louis NJ Whitaker,
Fayetteville. Tenn. ". Briggs. Dallas:
T. f. White. New York; ". j. Robin
son. Ennis; j. - Armstrong. Ennis
e. f. McDuftie. Ennis. l.. Gates.
Cincinnati; - Meadow, Dallas: \.
L. Bailey Dallas: G. NJ Powers.
Chicago. H. a. McCaslaud. Dallas.
H. u Wisdom. Dallas. =. G. helms.
Dallas. Chas L.. Phillips. Columbus.
Go g. Crenshuw sherman. G. \.
Kelly. &c. Louis g. G. smith. Mar.
'rvcshoro. Tenn ~ T. Postou. Muir
frgc+buro. Tenn w q Giddings.
Ennis. = q Hines. city; !. J. John
son. Galveston. ~ g. Kahn. iious-
Ton IL = Jackson. Fort Worth. ".
y Peacock. Dallas. John w. Whar-
Ton. Dallas. =. T. Chyister. gin. G..
NJ Clark Ennis. l. = tauwstvf.
DALAI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

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Hsng@ssg Bat 81 vas tAe 1aseAsaes ~
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

Dear Sir "Three-auarter paint
Is good phrase for the best outside
OF peyoe
Devoe ~ the standard mark II
100 The next bast-there are several
not far apart-~are three-quarter
paints you may mark them IS to
DEVICES 100.
The bulk of the paints in market
are 40 or 80 or 60; few are better
than 60: few are worse than 40.
How do they act? They cover
from one to three-quarters as much
as Devoe; and they last from one to
three quarters as long as Devoe.
What are they worth? The same
rule don't hold it costs more to put
on some paints than they are worth .
they are not worth anything: the
'put-on" costs two or three times
as much as the paint.
Yours truly.
"a r. w. DEVOE & co.
p. S. The Waxahachie Lumber Co
sells our paint.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

} NJ lyosglns speas sunday ia t:n.
/ als
/ sluer Oate~eed spent SUNDAY Ia
/ EmnsA
/ Mrs II n aoscles Is visiting In
Dallas
STANLEY Atwood Of Ennis was here
yesterday
/ Miss Euxenla Lomax visited in
Dallas toaas
Ray 6 N Hogan preached sl En-
| uis yesterday
Miss Mossle Morris spent yeaser-
day In Forrpstpn
tiou. &. r James of Austin vas In
/ the eity yesterday
Conductor { + Mcnuffie OF En-
/ mis- sas hers today
| MIR and Mrs. I'D Hudson have re
turned from HtIisboro.
Mrs W. r NJ Dixon Of Milford is
visiting friends In the city.
Mrs, H. Holland and son. Archie.
have returned from Houston
Mrs Elmer Gatewood went To En-
MS Saturday TO visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lancaster have
returned from a visit 10 Fort Worth
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shackelford of
Venus spent Sunday in Waxahachie.
Misses Mamie and Stella Morris
of italy spent Sunday In the city
with friends.
Ernest Morris OF Italy spent yes
terday in the city returning home
this morning
Willie Beckham OF Fort Worth
spent Saturday in the city with c.
D. Pickett, Jr.
DR.. Murray kirkwood of Wichita.
kas.. was in the city yesterday the
guest of J. NJ Eskridge. |
Mrs. W. B. Ferguson and mother. |
Mrs. kenney. attended the matinee |
in Fort Worth Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Willis and children |
from Waco are in the city visiting
friends and relatives for few days
Mrs. W. G. Lomax and Mrs. Sid
Farrar, who have been visiting
friends in Dallas for the past week
have returned home.
Mrs. r. X. Erwin. Mrs. d. G. |
and Miss Emma Davis |
went to Fort Worth this morning to |
attend the musical festival
Miss Mary Smith will leave this |
evening for Mineral Wells where she !
will spend about two weeks. She will |
be joined at Dallas by Mrs. Knight.
Miss Ella George of Hinton, ".
4 "a bA hs Of Ia
lives here. left this morning for Dial
las To- visit a few days before return
ing home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29

STATE ~ Onto. CtU II Toledo. Lucas
County. ss.
FRANK = cheney makes oath that
Pee Ia aenior partner ~ the ngm of
H. = cheney A Co. doinw business
in tho city ~ Toledo. Caunfy sud
State aforesaid. and that said nfm
wiU pay thr SUR - ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
90 fstsrrh that eannot PSI cured bv
tte ase of Halls Catarrh Care
PRANK J. CHENEY
suorn f1 before me ana satacrih.
e1 lH mF presence. fhis t'h dav q
Aeeemat~F. g. u. 1855
fFfaf A. IS GLEASON.
Notary Puhllc
Hsirs Catafrh Care IS taken tn
fsruaiiv ard nets directly au tho
blond ard nuroHs surfaces - The
sTffer seuA for testimonials free
r p CHENEY a CO. Toledo. q
sold hv alt druggists. Tsc
ralke Hsii's Family pills for
constipation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29
Paint Your Buggy for .5c.

to S1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Car
rage Paint. 1t weighs 3 to s ozs.
more to the pint than others, wears
longer, and gives a gloss equal to
new work. Sold by Waxahachie
Lumber Co. a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29
The Farmers Union.

A well attended meeting of the
Farmers Union was held at the Fra
ternal Union hall Saturday afternoon
and it is learned that much business
of an important nature was transac-
ted. Delegates representing the sew
tendance
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-29
Substitute for Oats

Oats are scarce aud high. Ny
wheat aad corn chops m equal parts
az $3.50 per sack fi00 poundsl Ia
equal 20 g cents for oats. which g.
"a good substitute rats ls tea cea's
less than oats PEE tushel ant if good
Ter horse cow oF chickens % II
Thompaor 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27

the throne-a superadding to the lus-
ter OF the Swedish court and to this
pomp and pageantry Of kingship. but Of
no particular consequence beyond
that Then all OF a sudden he became
the center Of attention In his native
land through his betrothal to Grand
Duchess Maria Pavlovna Of Russia, a
daughter of Grand Duke Paul and a
cousin Of the unhappy czar
y9 many loyal Swedes the announce
meut came as shock too, For such
have been the relations for centuries
between the little kingdom and her
mighty neighbor In the east and IN
such manner and to such an extent
have the imperial Romanoffs played
the part OF destiny in the history Of
Sweden that everything Russian and
everything Pertaining to Romanoff
rule has become dlstasteful in the ex-
treme to the Swedish people
Grand Duchess Maria is only IT
years old. She II very pretty, and
persons who know her declare that de.
spite. certain tragic events in her life,
she is very gay and light hearted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27

made compulsory for all the nations
comprised in the Universal Postal
union, but the following have signl-
fed their acceptance Of 1t: The Unit
ed States, Great Britain and most Of
her colonies. including Canada; Ja-
pan, Germany and her protectorates;
France and her colonies, Austria, Hol-
land, Sweden, Norway, Belgium.
Spain. Denmark and her possessions;
Switzerland, Greece, Chile, Bulgaria,
Mexico. Costa Rica, Crete, Hayti, Hun
gary Corea, Luxemburg. Roumania
and Siam
The coupons are supplied to the
postal administrations Of the above
countries at cost price and are inter
changeable between them at the price
of rs centimes or its equivalent SO
far 100000 have been printed, Of
which 379S 900 have already been tax
en- up by the various postal admins
trations. Upon the International bu-
reau at Berne will fall al the adminis-
tratiye work, which bids fair to be Of
considerable magnitude as every sin.
gle token must ultimately find ita
way back again to that central office.