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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23

J. A. Fuller, Palmer; Dick Tur-
ney, Kaufman; r. l.. Clanton, city;
r. A. Nicholson. city: James Leon
ard, New York; Marion Hutchins
New York; p. G.. Burns. Fort Worth
J. A. Simmons. Kansas City; w.
Terrence Stanberry. Mansfield; J.
b. O'ReilIy, Boyce: b Brooks, St.
Louis, A. E. Waldrop. Beaumont;
j. s. Alexander, Corslcana; p. c.
Matthews, Ennis; +. J. Martin. st.
Louis; A. l.. Shuman. Kansas City;
II. G.. Dean Houston: l.. Craddock,
New York. W. f. Lake, Boston, !
L. Dockum, Corsicaua; j. W Kyle
San Antonio; f Chaska. city; II. z
Nettleton. Dallas, p. T. Crisler. city.
John r. Sharp, Ennis, Gus Meyer
city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23

ITS queer remarks the editor
of "a valued exchange. how some
folks look az some things Now. tor
instance there Is an estimable gen
tlemeu iu our town Who runs a
certain retail business. Several time,
OF late be has come To our office aud
suggested that Ne publish some mat
tvrs urging the people go pdtronize
home Industries tie complained that
q Dot uf FOLKS be- knew were JD the
habit ot patroulziuE tbe bis ciy
mail 1rd,r houses at every oppor'u,
.uIH Thr other das De- wrote us "a
lrtfr. uo The subject. using bis busi.
u.ss U-Ifrr-h,ad and envelope We
discovered that 'hH urgent tdypstIr
nf p4rppItfns bomv iudusfr.ss Erta
tI. ueH printing dome .u l barge ,iH
f.u miIss a~at because Pa, accept
.as an .ufeFIur sNdy uI psp*g atpsA
4Bd setting fhe sufE d1ns ip bis Iafs
h, could save s fes eruts Ns~
fHead. snd fs.Iae .fIfnHs. shat tu
5000 tHIua NJ fhsff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23
DISTRICT COURT CONNENES
Fall Term Begins With Judge +. L..
Hawkins on the Bench.

The fall term of district court for
Ellis county convened this morning
with Judge F. l.. Hawkins on the
bench. On account of this being a
busy season with the farmers the
opening attendance was lighter than
usual. The first day was devoted
chiefly to a call Of the civil docket
and rendering judgments in non
! jury cases.
! Suits for divorce will be heard
tomorrow.
only eight members of the grand
jury were sworn in this morning.
Three parties who had been sum
moned for grand jury service failed
TO appear and were fined 500 each
by the court
The empaneling OF the grand ju-
ry was completed this afternoon, and
the list is as follows:
J. w. Singleton. WaxahaChie. fore
man, W. :. Sharp, Boyce; \. j. San
ders. Palmer. J. c. Maloney Malon-
ey. ". g. Armstrong. Italy; George
Wadley. Palmer, lie Curry, Oyilla;
10. s. Lowauce. r. NJ. Sleeper, Wax
/ ahachie. & X. Cauthen. WaXahach-
/ je. e. ". Rushing WaNahachic; j.
/ u Higgins.
W. +. Hamilton OF WaNahachie
was appointed door bailitf
The following were named as rid
ing bailitfs A. W. Wilson Lon Nor
J gan. j. g. NcCalpin Frank Hughes
. George singleton. Tom Couger. )
Il Hay. VIII burrows e g. Lee
tm U8mm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23
PERSONALS.
>~>>s .


Floyd Ferrts ~as IN Dallas yes,er-
day.
Oscar Dunlap spen, yesterday tn
Fort Worth
aayoF John Fl. sharp af Ennis is
to the eify today
Constable Frank Hughes was here
today from italy
James KeIleher speut sandal az
teruoon az Ennis.
Louis Shactleiord Of Venus was
in the city yesterday
Mrs Joe Bradley Of Hobart. t r.
IS visiting Mrs ; H. RAY
Mr.. and Mrs +. r, Ltttlepage
spent sunday In Alyarado.
MI and Mrs T. y Herring have
| returned from their bridal tour
Constable George Singleton Of
Milford was a visitor here today
f. NJ Black of Greeuyille. was IA
guest Of Mrs Geddiur- and family
yesterday
Miss vic Rust of Cleburne Is visit
ing Mrs. Il. b. Killebrew on Will
/ lams street
Miss Mabel Boyd has returned
from three weeks visit TO relatives
and friends at Fort Worth
Mrs. NJ. f. Calfee and daughter,
| Margaret, have returned from Dal-
las and will be in the city a few
days
p C. Burns of Fort Worth, chief
engineer of the Trinity aud Brazos
Valley, was in the city yesterday af-
! ternoon.
Mrs. Charles +. Grow and little
| son of Cleburne who have been Wis
iting in the city, returned home Sun
day night
Lynn p Talley. cashier of the
City National Bank of Dallas, spent
Sunday as guest OF MI. and Mrs.
Walter Crow.
c. T. King of Kingston Springs,
Tenn, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stovall, left for home
this morning.
Mrs. r. B. killebrew, who has
been spending the past four weeks
with relatives at Cleburne. returned
home Saturday night.
Miss Katherine Foster, a young
lady who attended Trinity Universe
ems from an attack of typhoid fever.
Brooks Tingle, who has been with
the Crow Shoe Co. for several
months, left Saturday night for Chill
dress, where he will henceforth re-
side.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23

We are pleased 20 announce that
Folsys Honey aud Tar for coughs.
colds aud lung troubles IS not at
fsetsd By the National pure Food
aad Drug iaw as q contains 40 Cpl
ates or other harmful drugs. aud
we recommend h rs "a safe remedy
f1r ,hliirvu aud adults u " Fear
Fis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23

! Buy your pumps from F. s. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. u
I, Remember Cheeves Bros & Co s
millinery opening, Sept % and &c
4 81
Bond, the new dentist, will ap
preciate your work. Masonic TEN
pie. q
Don't fail to see Harlequin's Love
Story at the Empire Theatre Tues
day sc
Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal made
from the New Crop at Planters Cot
ton Oil Co. 4e
When you need a plumber. cal
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co Both
phones 81. Il
Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal made
from the New Crop at Planters Cot.
ton Oil Co. &C
Grand millinery opening at
Cheeves Bros & Co.'S Wednesday
and Thursday of this week Al
BY over 500 requests the Empire
has secured Harlequin's Love Story
for Tuesday, 25c show for sc. 46
NOTICE-Haye you read the Dali
ly Light Want Column today? If not
at once to it and read every ad in it.
W. o. Clayton and Miss Jennie
Riggs were united in marriage this
morning by County Judge Spencer.
Grand display of fall and winter
millinery at Cheeves Bros. & Cos
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 25
and %. AZ
Please phone calls to Hood & Cur
Inns drug store till further notice
Both phones, ]. S. Berry, w. D.
Boyd, w. f. West. If
James A. Weaver went to Fort
Worth yesterday and returned last
night in his handsome automobile
which he recently purchased.
Ladies, don't miss it. Cheeves
Bros. & Co.'S grand showing of fall
and winter millinery will occur on
Wednesday and Thursday, of this
week A.
Healthy kidneys filter the impurl-
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound
lyiTpora and will rocifivoly cura oil
forms of kidney and bladder disease.
II strengthens the whole system. B.
W. Fearis.
When YOU visit relatives or
friends or have relatives or friends
visiting you phone the Daily Light.
Such items go 10 make a newspaper
and are always appreciated by the
/ management Il
/ The Empire has secured for Tues
i day. Harlequin Love story The fin.
esq moving picture ever made zap I'd
date. ana BIS taicc a. long as CO.,
one. usually seen aud interestiu.
/ from start Too finish ~
EpNog-l l.rlEuers will please re
member that tH, Mission study ,.a.
meet. tonight af $3.50 boz thr IsoEu'
room over p1srurH study Leo fh,
rslr of church Nt Vto have fb
books christian Conquest uI Io
.dH. please hrna fHrm aHI other
.a.. invited 'a Iu.u tHs ,.aa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
IWATTERSoN'S PLANT BURNED
Building of Louisville COurier-Jour-
nal Damaged. with Loss of
Two Hundred thousand.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. 3l-The Courier
Journal building. al Fourth and Green
streets in which are located the plants of
the Courier-Journsl and Evening Tines.
was destroyed by FIRE early today. The
structure was ave stories high and occu-
pied half q block The fire started at the
top Of an elevator shaft. supposedly from
defective insulation Of electric wires, and
spread with great rapidly.
The editorial and reportersai forces Of the
Cour5er-Journsl rtpck 10 the building IN
the hope that the blaze would be sub
cped and that they could issue a paper.
They were caught mapping with FIRE at al
exits and had 10 be taken out on ladders.
The linotype machines and presses are
located in q reinforced section Of the
building and the damage done 10 them was
comparatively light.
! The loss iE estimated 10 be about SeOl 600
The machinery. while damaged TO some
extent by water. can room be put IN shape
and q was stated By M Bruce Haloernan.
president Of the Courier-Jourual company.
this morning that there would be no inter
ruPt5on TO the business the other papers
Of the city having offered the Courier
Journal the use OF their plants
The principal damage was done by water.
The Cour1er-Journsl and the Times were
Issued from the Herald plant today.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
BIG BRIBE OFFERED DURBIN
Former Governor Turned Down a
SIS. 900 Cash Proposition
EFFORT TO GET REFUGEE TAYLOR
Unknown kentuckfana Sought 90 In
duce HOnOring of RequisitiOn
Papers in the GOeBel
Case.

CHICAGO. Aus. so.-A dispatch TO the
Tribune from Indianapolis says: Wtnneid
7. Durbin. governor OF Indiana from lS9l
10 lsR, made the sensational statement last
night that soon after his Inauguration as
governor attempts were made 10 bTibe him
10 turn over William A Taylor. Kentucky =
refugee governor. 10 the authorities Of that
state for tT1al pn the charge OF conspiracy
10 asssssinate Senator Goebel- The sum
offered former Governor Durbin, according
70 hts own statement was tS-oe IN cash.
Mr- Durbin said that Taylor had been ad-
rised CT the attempted bribery after Il was
made. and was coEnizan1 OF al that had
transpired al the meeting AZ which the
$4,000 was offered
Former Governor DuFbin said the first
efforts 10 brloe him came IN the shape Of
invitations TO meet certain gentlemen in
Cincinnati" TO discuss the connection OF
Taylor with the Goebel murder. He de-
clined the invitation. saying that he would
give no consideration 10 the case outside
OF his own o15ce.
State Senator Binkley. since dead was
then asked TO come 10 Cincinnati. He met
g number Of Kentpckisns IN 9 hotel. there
by appointment They told him they were
anKi0us 10 have Taylor returned TO Ken
tn-ky for trial, that there then remained
a total Of $4,000 in the 10000 appropriated
by the legislature. All this. they said.
would be oheerfuily paid 20 the Indiana
executive II be would surrender Taylor 10
the Kentucy authorities, or make IL possible
for them TO get him across the Ohio river
into that state
According TO BinklsY's report TO the
governor, they were not particular how
the thing was accomplished as long as they
succeeded In getting Taylor in custody. but
they made plain the entire $4,000 would be
paid for such q service
Binkley is said 10 have left the room as
soon as the proposition was made. thereby
indicating that he would have nothing TO
do with Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
MooRS ATTACK The FRENCH
Tribesmen Lay in Ambush for Native
Troops and ian Number
of Than.

CAsABIANCA. Aug S-During the
fighting between the French forces and the
Moors yesterday near Ehe French camp. ths
Moors at FIRST retrested and il wss believed
that the engagement was over, when sud
denly the enemy reappesred in great force
in two directions. The Spahis. Al irrsg ulsr
Algerian cavalry, found themselves almost
surrounded, but formed q square and
slowly fen back unf reinforoensnts ar
rived In the r1esnvf lie the French war
ships showered she'll among the hills
sbeltertnK tie enen1S The engagement
lasted three hours. De line Of battle ex-
tended over two niles and il Is estimated
that about 900 Moori were engaged The
loss Of the latter Is NIT known. but is De
lseved TO have been heavy. as French Of
hcers counted the bodies Of twenty Moors
in one roadway. The French loss was
fifteen men killed or wounded
The cruisers Gloirs AMI GDeyoon today
bornbzr5ed the bsAcfsssesegoad Casaslznca-
where a force Of Moo-ish cavalry gathered.
but was soon dispersed by. the wsrship
fire
PARIS, Aug Sa-The report that France
intends 10 insist that Morocco shall pay
the heavy expenses resulting from the
French military and naval action in the
latter country appears 10 be correct The
expenditure Is Increasing steadily, and Ger
many. Great Britain and the other powers
ot Europe are Understood 10 be II SYM
psthy with Frances attitude.
II Is also stated in well-inforned circles
that the other powers intend TO demand
psvment for losses sustained by their sub
5ects in Morocco. According TO the latest
savices the French losses August p were
three men killed and twelve wounded. The
killed included cavslryrnan Of the irreg-
ular Algerian force. who was oecApitateo
and whose head was carried on by the
Moors.
A detachment Of the Aeroststic eorTis has
been ordered to sisrt from NeOoon 70
Morocco.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
DENIS0N, a., HAS A FLOOD
East Boyer OvernOvTs Banks at Might
and Many Have Narrow
EseaPe.

DENISON. Ia. Aug 90.-Sspeciall-In con-
nection with a severe electric storm on
Wednesday night there Was a cloud burst
above Van. the first station east Of here
The portion OF that town about the depot
was badly flooded The large amount OF
water AZ Vail. together with the drainage
for nine miles 10 Derlison. caused the East
Boyer 10 overflow its banks At midnight
the fre alarm called all the able-bodied
men Of Denison 20 the vicinity OF the North
western depot 10 rescue from their homes
the people residing between the Northwest
ern tracks and the r1ver. Twenty people
were IN need of immediate relief from
drowning. Only two Ieaky boats were Al
hand. 50 ropes belonging TO the Ere de-
pErtmsnt and from hardware stores were
brought in use The current was very
swift ard many were found ID 70 the neck
In water when rescue came. One nan was
holding the head Of his COW above fbs
water and oia not want TO 20 without hs-
He was forcihly lifted into a bost A Ger
man woman would not be separated from
her feather bed and dog. A tuo-storv
house vas q refuge for many. Bv Roos
work Of citizens. headed by The nHvor no
person was drowned The second section
of No or the Northwestern was stopass
here and cid not get out for eighteen hon..
Ihree freight trains. iBelDoing a fast frui,
train. were held The track Is badly u.shss
between here and VaiL No rural carrier.
could get out % town.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
DES McIREs STORM DAMAGE
Extensive Loss Result of Heavy Blow
on the state Pair
Grounds.
iron a s.ar correspondent-)

IRON a star Correspondent)
DES MONIES. Aug. sa-tspecisl WIND
and rain esd much damage a. the state
fair grounds yesterday. Tne tent contain
ing the Knsbanshne airship blew over and
in doing 50 caught FIRE from q live wire.
The tent burned and in an instant the gas
in the sirship exploded. doing an immense
amount Of damage The airship is .
wreck. with e loss OF about sls.ooa The
balloon part OF the airship contained only
about Le1O cubic feet Of gas. Some diff
Guilty has been experienced in getting
enough Eulphuric acid gas 10 I'll the bal
loon II was expected today to I'll IL Its
capacity is 408p cubic feet. The explosion
OF ioOs cubic feet was enough TO blow an
enormous hole in the ground. and had the
balloon been filed buildings and property
would have been greatly damaged. As II
was several persons were badly burned
The wind also blew down tents. iDclDd-
ing the tent Of the Waterloo Manufactur-
ers association. which Was blown down
before when they made such an exhibit
here two years ago The tent Of the In
ternational Harvester company wss blown
down. badly damaging its property. Many
other tents were down and the campers
on the hIl were driven CO; and forced TO
seek refuge in the stock pavilion and other
permanent buildings
The heaviest loss is TO the knAbenshDe
airship. which aside from the laop dam
age results IN the necessity OF cAncelilng
4a.nOe worth q contracts 10 appear IN
other places
A big row Is on In the hano-I'ainNeo
rhtna division OF the exhibits al the state
fair. A pupgl Of D. B. Aulich OF Chicago
discovered some Of his work Surprised
thst a professional should enter = contest
where only amateurs are allowed she looked
me matter up. oniy to aDd the p1eoss were
entered by Des Moines society women
Then she called the attention OF the judges
TO the matter. The 9Odges accused the
society women. the society women oenled
the allegation hot acrimonious WORDS
nsssed and the row Is On in dead earnest
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
TRUST CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Every Phase of Combination VIII DC
Discussed at Chicago I'm
October.

NEW YORK Aug SA-President N'eho-
las NJ. Butler OF Columbia university an
nounesd the program for the Trust con
erenoe 10 be held in Chicago October = 10
A. under the auspices Of the National CIVIC
FEDERATION. The first day VIII be devoted
to the problems involved in the eontroTeT-
sses between state and federal government
respecting Jurisdiction over interstate conf
merce now waging in Minnesota. Missouri
North Carolina Alabama and ArkAnsAs-
on TIE second day the corporation in gen
erai viii be the subject OF debate The
third and fourth days win be devoted to
discussion Of the just and practicable limit
Of restriction and regulation. federal and
state. Of combinations in transportation,
production. distribution and labor The
Eurncieaey Of the Sherman antitrust act
viii be gone into
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
lMAcHlNlSTS' NINE-HoUR DAY
Northwest Railroads Make Conees-
sion Men Have Long Been
Fighting For.

CHICAGO. Aug. B-MachiniEts and
other workers IN the railroad shops Of the
west are rejoicing today over news that
The nine-hour day. for which the men have
been fighting for years. is 10 be tried on
several OF the larger roads. The change
VII affect about 200 ulachinists and ulti-
nalely. II adopted by all tie roads. 1900
or A9Ss employees in the shops, The roads
which are ssid 10 have decided 10 intro
ducs the nine-hour schedule are the Great
Northern the Northern Pacific and the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul The first
two named roads have also granted the
msehinists wage advances amounting on an
average 10 y54 cents an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
BREWERS SCORE ON MINISTERS
Latter Must Stay Out Of Labor Pa
rnd@ Because of Temper
ance Fight.

IA CROSSE. Wis, Aug @-The Mia
listers union. organized only a few weeks
aKu. and soon after afnll4ted with the
Trades aud Labor association, Was officially
cast out yesterday by that body and re
fused permission 10 march IN the Labor
day parade
THIS action was the result OF complaints
BY the Brewery Workers. who claimed that
the recent agitation against the saloons
had resulted n an injury 10 the Brewery
Workers union.
The city labor body took Up the CON-
plstnfs ana after a hearing decided that
the crusade by the religious workers was
TO the harm OF their fellow unioniEts and
the onncisi casting out followed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
COMPANY PUT ON SCREWS
Harvester Trust Endeavored 40 Force
Agents 60 Stop selling State
TWine.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug S,-The testimony
Of / b Rhinehart. an implement dealer Of
Burlington. Kan. at the Harvester trust
hearing today told in brief how the COM
pany took its agency away from him be-
cause he handled Kansas penitentiary-ns
binding twine. Mr.. RhinehAT1 testified that
the oompany's agent had told him that the
sales had been satisfactory and the notes
taken were gili-sdge, but that he must
handle their machines and tEtne alone.
Rhinehart. prior 20 1Sle. had handled other
machinery than that made by the Inter
national Harvester company. A Leaven-
worth implement man and a number Of
Topeka dealers also testified late today
II Is expected that the hearing viii con
clude Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31

RosewSter was one Of the few men w+o
were permitted the privilege Of visiting
Mr.. Mansfield in his dressing room. The
editorial rooms OF The Bee were familiar
ground TO Mr.. Mansfield. and he never
played IL Omaha but he spent some Of his
tine in the editors once. Here he always
displayed the livsliesi interest in the events
OF the world from the Affairs OF which
his own work cut him of - completely.
He showed himself always 10 be quite the
reverse cf the man pictured by 90 many
of the sensational psperE-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
EIGHTEEN DEAD IN WRECK
Electric Train Crashes Into Express
Car in Illinois.
SIXTY PASSENGERS INJURED
Members of Party Going 90 Fair Near
MaStoon Victims of Accident
Due 10 Confusion fR
Ordern.
SIXTY PASSENGERS INJURED

NATION. III. Aug sa.-Eghtesn dead
and sixty injured have been taken from
the wreck % an electric train On the
Nation & Charleston Electric railway.
which occurred on a sharp curve shortly
before noon today. OF the dead nine have
been idsn1iSed- The bodies are A. an
undertaking establishment here and the
injured are at q hospital. The train con-
sisted Of a passenger motor car and =
trailer loaded with people going TO Charles
ton 10 attend the county fair.
One mile west OF Charleston on account
of = confusion Of orders the train crashed
into an express car on the road coming
toward Nation. Both cars we're wrecked
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
STRIKER GIVEN THE LIMIT
FfVeh Hundred Dollars for
ASsaulttng Reporter.

KANSAS CITY, Aug So-In police court
here today Leroy Dotson. q striking West
srn Cnson operator, vas fined S5sl the
limit. for Esaa.ting p @. Galley, a news
paper reporter. whom he took for strike
breaker. DotsOn testified that he had
knocked GAley down because the reporter
would not say whether or not he was a
srrIkehreaker. Acting Judge Young who
passed the ssntsape. lectured Dotson. tell
Ing him he Was = disgrace 20 the union
The local branch of Ihe Telegraphsrs
union have adopted resolutions dsnouncing
Dotson-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31

M-. ManEaela loved 10 rAmbls about the
city, poking into such odd corners as he
might discover and nothing pleased him
better than 20 have the company Of =
reporter on these trips. He was as eager
as q school boy about the things that took
his fancy, and these were many. He did
not seek publicity beyond what came TO
him as q natural result Of his work but
the Omaha newspaper men. al least found
him TO be very different from the Roaring
Dick. pictured as a nan-esting terror b.
the yellow journals Of the country
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31

A coincidence worthy Of note is that Mr..
Msnshsld's death occurred on the ami
versary Of the death q Mr.. Edward Rose
water. . year after ne sudden calling
away Of the latter. Befween the great
actor and the great eeitor existed the
closest Of personal frisodshtp. which found
lis expression n correspondenos and per
sonal visits Ehenever possible Usually
when Mr.. Mansfield was in ounahs he and
Nr. Rossvster dined tUgesher. and Mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
FISH HAS NOTHING TO SAY
VIII MAKE No Statement on BEING
shown Announcement by
HArahaa.

NEW YORK, Ang. Sa.-Prezideut HArs-
hans statement respecting relations 70
StUyvesant Fish vas shown the latter
genIlezsn today and he vas asked II
he desired 10 make any reply. He said:
The HArahAn incident was closed when
left the Illinois Central Of1os On wednss-
cay. What he may now see n 70 give
Out after his return 70 Chicago Goes no,
interest me nor VIII q lead ne 70 break
the silence which ] have maintained"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
SACRAMENT TO ARCHBISHOP
BOsson's AGED Prelate, John J. VIII
liams, is Dying az His
Home.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug Sa-The venerable
archbishop. John J. Williams Of the
Roman Catholic archdiocese Of Boston.
who returned from Rochester, y. Y. hst
week. where be had been taken II. was in
such serious condition today that the last
sacrEmsnt was administered 70 him, and
this afternoon he was reported to be fan
ing rapidly. The srchbishop's fTlneks is
due 70 stomach trouble He IL s years old
and has been in the ministry since lsss and
al the time IN this city.