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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-16
Notice

have opened a pressing and
cleaning shop on College street. All
work guaranteed. Prices right. Thee
Farley. II
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Mayor
PERRY S. ROBERTSON.
For Alderman Ward L
Il. u. McCOMBs
For Alderman Ward p
s. Z. LANGSFORD.
For Alderman Ward 8
y. r. SULLIVAN.
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WANTED-Th people to know that
we are now ready to serve our many
friends and customers in the newly
arranged Coy Corner. Forbis K
Armstrong 80
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rpg SALE ola SEES spa p~rs at the
Dsiif i1ght osfIe
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/ FOR SALE have some fine Buff
I Wyaudotte eggs to sell at 1oc each.
Guarantee good hatch If old hen does
her part Clifton Hawkins. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
DENY SHORE [EAV
TO blue JACKETS
Both American and japanese.
Sailors AreaKept on Board
Ships.
JAP CRUISERS ARE AT BREsT.
JAP RUIsERS ARE AT BREsT.

20 III q 81 y Il u
BREsT. july 24.-The Japanese
cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose. under
the command Yice-Admiral Sir Ger
Ijuin, reached this harbor to-day.
Whilo entering the harbor the visit
ing war-ships saluted the forts with
twenty-one guns, and as they swung
around to drop anchor near the Ameri-
can cruisers Washington and Tennes-
see. the latter, flagship OF Rear-tAd-
miral Charles II. Stockton. salutSd the
Japanese division with fifteen guns,
which was returned gun for gun.
The crews Of the Japanese cruisers
are to be kept on board until furtncr
orders, and the American bluejackcts
also have been denied shore leave.
Rear-Admiral Stockton & explained
that this restriction is customary on
the day before war-ships leave ports.
Rear Admiral Iiuln and his staff Will
leave here for Paris tonight: They
will be escorted by Lieutenan: Chum-
.pobeau, of the French navy.
The French and some of{the lap1n
ese officers We're the guests Of lteor-
Admiral Stockton on the cruiser Wash
tington tonight.
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MUST PAY HEAVILY
ON PAIN OF DEATH.
Widespread Conspiracy to Get
Money Out Of Rich Armen
ian Merchants.
LETTER II TO ARMEN ALEoN

NEW i YORK, July 24.-The district
attorneys Office obtained to-day ~ q
the murder of the rug mercfa mt, r..
S. Tavshanjian, which showed that for
several months there have been COM
munications sent to rich. Armenian,
merchants In this city dena nding that
amounts of money be sent to the Hun
chaklst Society on pain Of death The
letters confirm the reports OF vide,
spread conspiracy to get1 money; and
which the district attorney thinks Is
alarming.
greatly frightened by the letter OF
the Hunchakist Is Armen F. Aeon, 4
rug Importer. He received q letter
last March demanding that $4,000 be
paid to the Hunchallists at once II he
Wished to escape the fate Of his father.
Aleon's father, about three years be-
fore, had gone on trip to Persia.
On the journey lie was held up The
son does not know whs7ller# the brir
gsns got any money from the father.
for when thelatter raturnei to- Alneri..
ca he was a raving maniac. and died
within month without being able to
tell anything about his experience.
Police Commissioner Bingham stated
to-day that for. long time no had
known of Armenians who were black
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
COMES TO- HIMSELF
AS VICTIM EXPIRES 4: | /.
Frank Warner Awakes to Con-
scionsness When u, u Ie Hears Hears
OF Wilson'S Death.
DEAD MAN. INTIMATE FRlE N

& NEW YORK, July 24.--Almost at
the moment his second victim breathed
his last. Frank II. Warner awoke TO
consciousness and a realization OF his
tragic acts Of yesterday.
Down on his luck. and perhaps
Temporarily. insane. Warner, formerly
a. 4 prosperous halter. shot and killed
Esther Norl!ng. who once had been
his book keeper, and after wild
flight from the police. fired a bullet
into the back of his intimate friend.
John c. Wilson, a wealthy halter,
Wilson died al st. Vincent HOSPITAL
to night, and as the news of his death
reached Bellevue Hospital, where
warner is prisoner, the latter re-
gained his senses, Warner was knock
ed down and badly injured by the
crowd that captured him, and had
since been in a comatose state.
Tonight he replied to brief in
uuiries. but the physicians in charge
did not wish to have him questioned
at length The district attorneys Of.
flee was notified, however, that War
iner might be able to talk later to-
night.
His condition remains critical, but
because Of his wonderful vitality, It IS
believed that he may recover II mas
been found that there Is no fracture
of the skull, as at first believed. Con-
cussion of the brain. severe shock and
a slight interna. hemorrhage are the
ailments with which the physicians
have to contend.
AS a result of official investigation
into the conduct Of the policemen who
failed to arrest Warner aftsrfhe had
Killed Miss Norlng, Police Commission
er Bingham to-day suspended Police
man stephen S. Walsh and Tracey l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
MANY FATALITIES
ALL OVER COUNTRY. 0 in
Prominent Alabama Physician.
Crushed to Death Under
Engine.
KILLED I'm EXPLOSION

MOBILE, ALA. July 24.-Dr. G. T.
Killebrew,a a prominent young iphysl-
clan, was crushed to death under the
wheels of a moving freight train:
Perrin Bestora, prominent young
attorney was seriously, and Walter L.
Horn, business man. slightly injured
in an automobile accident here to day,
The accident occurred while they
were crossing a railroad track. DIR.
Killebrew Jumped and was caught be-
meath the wheels Of the train.
DR.. Killebrew was president Of the
Mobile County Medical Society and a
lecturer in the University of Alabama.
He was borneyin Nashville, Tenn.
CLARksBuRG. W. VA, July 24.-
Three men were burned to death to-
day by an explosion in powder house
at Two Lick Coal Mine. near here. The
dead: s
three. single, of Bethlehem, Pa.
NICoLO PLEN ORITES, twenty-one.
single. OF Benwood, ". Va. ~
F. FRANK 5GOFF. twenty-one. single. of
.Clarks burg.
The powder ignited from "a pipe one Q,
OF the men was smoking. Tic build
Ing was demolished.
Head-On Collision.
ELYR1A, o.. July 24.-In a head-on
collision between two traction cars
on the Cleveland and Southwestern
Line to-day. three persons were Sc;
riously and probably fatally injured
and a score of others received injuries
of a minor nature.
CONNEAUT. o., july 24..-Two mer
were killed and five others seriously
injured by the falling of scatfoldins
upon some work at the Pittsburg ant
a ~,I, n = 4 nt
A. Matson and B. Huck, Of Cleveland
structural III airOn-WOrkers
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He As.ails Constitution.

Mr.. Darrow sneered al universities
And what is cultured man." he ex-
claimed, "butIa cruel tyrant always?H'
Reaching the climax OF. sympathy for
the working class and hatred for the
r:ch, he assailed the Constitution OF
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Mr. barrow had begun detailed re-
view Of the evidence In the case as
court adjourned at o'clock tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
MAN CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT

T. $. Barlow. white man. aged
thirty -one years was arrested last
night after 10 o'clock on the charge OF
attempted criminal assault upon Mat
tie Heath. white girl. not more than
eighteen years old. whose home is said
TO be in Louisa county
The man was locked up at the First
Police station, and when seen at a late
hour by Timos-Dispatch reporter. de-
clared that he was innocent Of the
charge
Il live with my brother @. IT. Bar
low. at 40. 6l2 North Twenty-first
street. and I met this girl there about
four months ago" ho said. in answer
80 tho first question put by the re-
porter
Barlow declares the girl came to his
home late Friday night and asked for
him. lie met her and says his con-
duct was that Of n gentleman.
While the police were very retfcent
about the matter. IL developed on the
outside that Barlow and the Heath
girl intended going to the skating rink
last night. and that instead thew went
elsewhere. Patroimsn Hackett arrest
dBariow after he had heard state
ment from the girl about the attenpted
assault Miss Heath was detained at
the police station but d few moments.
and her residence IN the city is not
given out 10y the police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
BIG POULTRY SHOW
HERE THIS WEEK
List of Those Who Will Exhibit and of Breeds That Will
be Represented Herewith Open
On Tuesday

The Virginia Poultry Association
exhibition hall is rapidly being put i'm
thorough order for it's opening 10 the
public on Tuesday morning. Secretary
IT, S. Burlington reports that the en-
tries. which are now closed. embrace
practically all the standard varieties
~ thoroughbred poultry. ducks. tur-
keys. geese and pigeons.
The show VIII far surDass any given
before ia this section of the country.
ana many visiting fanciers VIII be in
Those exhlbiting are: Nessrs. r. p.
1lans. ~ nchburg w. "a. Adkins.
T~"oope, Va, John G.. Adams. Bristol.
rem. 1T +. Butler Ashland Va: H.
j. Brinser. Manchester. r. ) Rglling-
ton. Richmond. ". Beasley. Richmond
~. w baner, Richmond; Mrs. A 81
tlalrr Butler, Drewry's Bluff Va. j.
" Br1nsen, Manchester. G. Brown. Car
I.laNl-ie, a.; !. ". BreretOn. Glen
Ai-en a. NJ Black. Tazeweu. Va: r.
p, tferSer, ktchlnonc; NJ L Burton
Barton Heights. w. b. Blount Rich
mona, j. Norman Bowen. Manchester.
D. a. Cohman. EdiuburR. Otho VI
Cookies. EIberon: vs.. NJ carroll Ivncn-
burg. w. IT, Crews. SAKE. Va. Mrs 4;
-. bugdale. Roanoke, Dennis Bros.
Biuuss Hail. W. III Dorm. Mt laurel:
William Ford. Richmond. Q. O NJ Fink
richmond. J. c. Greene, Richmond.
John $. Good. Manchester. r. ". Hav.
,.enifana- John Heroid, Richmond u.
J.. Harrison. Richmond. j. I. Hawkins
fredericksburg. z. S. Horne. Keswick.
y. j. H0rnbaker, Bristow. George ID.
toaN u. G.. Leonard. Richmond. Moore
wood Farm. Wisevillc. J.. L. Myers
Richmond. S J.. Mays. Richmond; j.
T. McCuc Alton. Oak Grove Poultry
Yards. Mauclc8ter. Fred Nussey. Mas
sapouax. b. VI. Nunnaly AIanchester.
Nuckol. Harris. Richmond; Mrs.
J"hn H. FaNnc. harlottesvillet J. j.
EIchmoud. y W. OuarIcs. Enorson. a,
4. ana n. j. Rawson. Richmond J W..
Robertson. Manchester. Charles r. Reg
lister. Richmond, j. r. Robertson. Rich
moud Mrs. G.. NJ. Robinson. Talbot.
Aug Rowe. Frederick burg Miss Clara
7. smith CroXton. vs.. O. Saunders
Richmond star Poultry Yards Man
chester. r. Scott Richmond. William
smith Ma.ncnester. y, " snellines &
woud. g. T. and Y. Z Taylor Negro
Foot Va. Air p O TvIe~ Richmond.
lF. I; Todd. Richmond. r. a Walden.
Eichmond. A. J. warren Richmond. IT.
81. Wikcrson Richmond- Norman Watt.
Richmond w r. Wright. Richmond. J.
r. west Swansboro.
The following breeds win be on ex-
nlhltipu. Light Brahmas Bun COchfn.
Warnorse Games. Indian Games Black
l-auEshaus. $ q. White Icghorns Pose
g. White Lcehorns. Ban ,ghorns. S. O..
Brown LeehoruS Black Alinorcae RUIZ
Orringtons White Ornlugtons Barred
Plymouth Rocks white Plymouth
Rocks, knckcNo Rods. Rhode Island
Rods Columbian Wyandottes. White
WNandottes. Run Wyandottes Golden
WFnndottee. Sllvcr-laccd Wvandoftce
SilVfr-pcnclled Mandates partrfdQe
Wyandottrs. Bur- Cochin Bantar1s.
tams. Browu-Ite9 Bantams Coiorcd
and White Muscovv- Ducks potin
Ducks. Indian Runner ducks. Bronze
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
TWO CELEBRATE Ms
HELLO IN CHICAGO
Many Distinguished Men Spoke
III Praise Of General
Lee

CHICAGO. ILL.,. January n-Tle one-
huudr~1ta anniversary OF Tile hi-th OF
General Robert T. Lee was Observed to-
night ly tes TWO Chicago Chapters Of
the United Daughters % the Confede-acy.
az Mandel HaH where under the auspices
90 Confederate Veterans Camp 80. 8. the
chicago Chapter observed the centenary.
j. iam-tal Lewis delivered tie principal
address j -l-e ST. s. Bacon was the prin-
clpal speaker ~ the StOnewau Jackson
c-autar celebration IN tle patiors OF the
Lexington ioteL Corporation Counsel
Lewis address was brilliant ellogy OF
Lee as tile great commando. greater
even in defeat tlan in victory. Rev. Carter
81 elm ro.-- ~ louisville whose father
wrote t.e FIRST life Of General Lee. fol-
iow.a ST. Lewis. In conclusion. Com
maude- Vs. p Poulson Of Camp s. r~ad
General Lees farewell address 70 the
Amy OF Northern Virginia
Ih- ce' h-aron at the Washington
Hotel was attended by NOR. than two
hundred members Of StonewaN jackson
Chapter and tle.r friends. in bis address
judge Macon paid glowing tribute %
Lee tie peerless soldier and citizen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
HAPPY WOMEN.
Flenty of Them in Richmond
and Good Rea-
son for Ii.

vvogf4r.t any woman be happy.
AFTER wear. ~ bacEache suffering,
Iar- ~ misery. nights OF unrest,
THE distress of urinary troubles,
She f.l. relief and curet
81. r..-.r qny any Richmond reader
Should l.rer ln the face az evidence
IE, f..
Ml- Nrtm Watson. wife ~ william
F.ts.r. .-.re mason, Twins 40 tl+ heF-
er.t -f..t sr,a. II FIRST noticed that
url klr-. trouble about ak years ago
It wss a constant dull. aching pain. which
grew worse ns time passed u caused me-
pail. tn -f.rn ~ 20 DO any heavy lftng
fr fra morning 81 Was only With Erelt
H.f.r..fv t.at I could get zap and dress.
af ur I.rf would bee 20 lame and stin
] wa. r... annoyed with sick heldacies.
ard fe.t weak and miserable nearly au
f.r far tried remedy after remedy.
in t.f r.arything my friends advised.
.If r0f llf even relief 81 last ] heard
.t Io. Is IuDy pills. ard procured a
h.r af Owens a. Minor Drug CO.'S store.
I.eT r.r.rH just the remedy ] needed
ID. ..ntf fmc the pain bad disappeared
..i f.r headaches and other symptoms Of
i0n trouble became things OF tie past
f'.n abb. 20 do any work Without
fH. SLIGHTEST pain rer omnend
.0 Kidney Pills % those who suffer
ae 1'l"
fr ala bg I'D dealers Price 90 cents.
fa.fer Naburn CO.. Buffalo =. y. sole
1rrt l.r the ulfcd States
ltH'.ler tAe uauc-Dgan' and take
no o--c-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

dust or sediment IN the urine. catarrh
q the bladder. uric acid occasional
headache. dizziness. poor digestion. sleep
lessness. nervousness. sometimes the
heart acts badly. rheumatism. hl0ating
irrit1sility, wornout feeling. lack - ATM
biton. loss OF flesh. sallow complexion
Il; your water. when allowed to remain
uncistlrbed ia glass or bottle for twen-
ty-four hours. forms e sediment or set
ting. or has cloudy appearance. 70 IS
also evidence that your kidneys and bad
De- need immediate attention
In taking swamp Root you AFFORD nat
ural help % Nature. FOR swamp
Root Is the most perfect healer and gentle
aid n the kidneys that has yet been dis.
covered.
II you are already convinced that
swamp Root Is what YOU need. sou can
purchase tile regular ftty-cenf and ore-
dollar size bottles az drug stores every
where. Don't make any mistake. but re-
member the name. swamp Root. Dr.
kilmer's Swamp Root. and tie address.
Binghamton. *. Y. on every bottle
We the wonderful merits % swamp Root
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End Tor p sample bottle. in sending YOUR
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Times Dispatch The genuineuess OF this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
ENGINE KILLS ONE
AND INJURIES ANOTHER

John Welsh. tiirty-cne years ~ ago. -
dad as a result OF being struck by an
engine at the roundhouse OF the South
crn Railway Company late last night.
where he was empolyed as machlnist's
helper. and Jacob Waiper. nftv-two years
az age. a machinist employed at the
Southern Railway shops. lies al the Alex
andria Hospital in "a precarious condition.
as a result Of being struck by the same
engine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

Pain or dull ache IN the back IS unmls-
taxable evidence o. kidney trouble IL IS
Natures timely warning 20 show you
that the track OF health Is not clear.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED.
more serious results are often sure % s1i-
low. Bright's disease which IS the worst
form q kidney trouble. may steal upon
you.
The mLd and immediate eject of
Swamp Root. the great kidney and
bladder remedy. is soon realized L
stands the highest. because Its remark
able curative power has been proven IN
thousands % the most distressing cases
II you need medicine you should have
the best a thorough TRIAL will convince
any one.
LAME BACK.
Lame back e. only one ~ many svrp-
toms of kidney trouble. Other symptoms
showing that you need Swamp Root are
being obliged 20 pass water often during
the day and 90 get up many times during
the night. inability 70 hold your urine
smart;ng or irritation - passing. BRICK
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Turkeys. White Holland Turkeys Emb-
Den Geese. Chinese Brown Geese. and
several varieties Of pigeons.
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Y. M. c. A. NEW
BUILDING FUND

Previously reported ...-......... $50. az
Citizens COMMITTEES. .-......... 1880
Young Business Mems Commit
tee Observation-Disclosures 6.Os4
Grand ..-...... Ses. 161
The following amounts indicate the
reports made yesterday by the chair
men OF the subcon1rn ittees OF the
Young Business Mems Committee and
ne s-and no Of TIE taarac.
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The fancy shirt sale and
sale OF broken lots Of under
wear are both in progress.
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Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?

To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our
Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail
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The right tie IS sometimes
the whole thing, the key
that makes the whole COM
btuatiOn work together.
The new fOuP-fn-hand is
made TO fit the opening in
the new high-cUt fancy
vest.
They're here-BOc and 81.
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And here is the vest.
Halt Price
SILK, flannel and vasha-
bic vests at just half their
prices OF last week.
They're lined up for to-
mOrrOVv's sellin g-drOp in.
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Time In European Nations.

The German empire has a uniform
time. adopted April 1. 1903, the central
European time. so called, which is one
hour faster than the time OF the
Greenwich meridian. The same stand
ard is In use in Austria, Hungary.
Italy. Switzerland. Denmark, Norway
and Sweden.
TIE vest European time is the time
OF the greenwich meridian, and Is
used in England. Holland. Belgium,
Luxembourg and Spain. France, out
of national vanity. holds TO the time
OF Paris, both for. herself and for
her colonies in Algiers and Tunis. only
nine minutes faster than Greenwich
time.
The east European time is the same
as the time of st. Petersburg, which
is 2 hours l minute and 13 seconds
faster than Greenwich time. This
standard is used In European Russia.
Turkey In Europe, Romania and Bull
garia.
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Lace and Politics

The Irish lace ball recently given in
Dublin by Lady Aberdeen appears a
most brilliant event i'm Great Britain's
social calendar. says the Boston Tran
script. Lady Aberdeen's historic ball
was one with a purpose aside from pRo-
viding a few gay hours for her guests.
And that the purpose succeeded is
seen in the report that Irish lace, al
ready in high favor, is now enjoying
a boom, if that term can be used to
describe the movement of anything so
fllmy and delicate as lace. There were
Irish lace reels and Irish lace quad
rifles at the ball, a different kind of
Irish lace distinguishing each set.
Only an expert in lace matters could
name the kind OF lace on sight, a.a
only a pastmistress in the art OF
dressmaking could tell offhand the
names of the lace effects shown in the
costumes. 1t was all very beautiful
to the thousand or more who saw it..
great Irish industry was helped as
never before, perhaps, and the popu-
iarity of the Aberdeens became even
more secure and stable, If that were
possible.
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The Clever Fox.

The rector of parish near Oxford,
England. tells this fox story: AS he
was walking across some fields dur
ing a recent fox hunt he heard the
cry of hounds. The fox ran into
the next field. A fox came running
toward him and trotted along by his
side, just as dog would do, wagging
his brush. The rector walked on. The
huntsman, looking about, saw nothing
but the clergyman and what seemed
to be his dog, and galloped away in
another direction. AS soon as the
coast was clear the fox gave a whisk
of his tail and disappeared through a
hedge.