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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27

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at thr Methodist sbu-eb gave r pis-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
NEW TEACHER ELECTED.
Dr. Charles j. Bushnell Takes Place
in Trinity University.

! DR. Charles ] Bush nell OF the Uni
Fersity Of Chicago has been chosen
as professor OF philosophy and the
social sciences at Trinity University
10 take up especially the teaching
work vacated by President Turner.
Dr Bushnell comes unusually well
fitted and highly recommended for
this task. He is a native OF Des
Moines, Ia. whe he was born In
1876. At the University OF Chicago
he spent seven years, taking his Ph.
ID. degree there In 1907 in sociology
and philosophy. During the seven
years he completed nine years of
regular university work. and held
five scholarships in oratory. sociolo-
gy and general courses and a fellow
ship in sociology.
Since leaving the University DR.,
Bushnell has had six years of sue
cessful experience in college teach
in Oregon and Ohio has travelled eX-
tensively in this country, studying
social conditions in different sec
tons and the larger cities and is
widely known as a popular lecturer
on social problems. He brings a
thousand of his stereopticon slides
with him to Trinity University, He
is the author of several books and
numerous published articles on So
cial and historical subjects. DR.. and
Mrs. Bushnell have spent several
summers together in philanthropic
and public playground work in
Cleveland, Washington, D. c., and
other cities, their elf-governing Or
ganization of the Fairgrounds hav-
ing attracted attention through the
newspapers and magazines of the
country
| Mrs. Bushnell is native of Ore
! gon, of one of the pioneer families
| her father holding a prominent po-
tsition as an educator, judge ant
lawyer in that state. She is a college
graduate, having attended Alban.
College in Oregon and Mills Coileg
lfor Girls in California; and hold
besides her college diploma. sta
teachers certificate. a business co
iege diploma and normal diPiom'
| Her special studies are history an
home economies Her praticai expeT
ience in college teaching. home max
ing and entertaining have endeared
! her to a wide circle of college
| friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
WORLD TOUR OF TAFT
St. petersssrl presS Speculatiaa - wAnt
Ms Visit nay Erinq.

II st. Petersburg. Sept 27.--Secre
tary Taft's tour of the world is be
ling followed with unusual interest
here. and officials are taking meas
ures to surround his journey through
Siberia and European Asia with the
attentions usually reserved for rul-
ers and statesmen. and the press Is
busily speculating on the Likelihood |
and advantages of a Russo-Amerlcan |
convention. the object of Mr.. Taft
visit to Russia being. it is alleged
to negotiate agreements between the
United States and Russia.
The conviction prevails here that
war between Japan and the United
States is inevitable in the not dis
taut future
Novoc Vremya today published an
article entitled. "New World Pow
en-" plcturiug the marvellous growth /
OF America as sea power during .
President Rooseyelts admiuistra- /
tiou. warning Russian diplomacy not .
Co Dee caught unavarcs by coming
events" and adding "The day
when the United States fleet passes
out of the straits of Magellan and .
sweeps proudly into the waters 'i
the Pacific viii open Co new rra t'f
the easteru world The temporary I.
mU in tllk does uot Coucral thr t''' .
that America s reaching out Cos ihe
master, of the Pacific and is already
strong enough fo attain il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
A BOILER EXPLOSION
Yoans hsa Killed Sad Gin Wrecked
a Jacksonville.

Madisonylle. Texas, Sept. 2T.-J
NJ kents, about 20 years old, was
instantly killed here yesterday morn
ing by the explosion of the boiler at
his fathers gin plant He was thrown
for a distance of about fifty feet by
the explosion and struck against "A
pile Of wood When he was picked
up 1t was found that he was dead
Joe Holiday. another young man
employed at the gin. was thrown a
considerable distance and sustained
injuries from which he is in a criti-
cal condition.
Tom Dean, a young farmer, who
gin at the time, was struck on the
head by flying debris and is serious
ly injured.
Just before the explosion, it is
said, the steam guage indicated a
pressure of IT'S pounds in the boiler.
Large parts of the boiler were
hurled from 800 to 1,00U feet away,
while sheet iron. bricks. stone and
other debris were scattered in all
directions.
Several windows We're broken out
of the courthouse and many other
buildings, while large pieces of tim
Der crashed through the doors and
widows of Joe Randolph's residence,
doing great damage.
The main building and much of
the machinery of the gin plant were
badly wrecked, while the engine was
completely demolished and pieces
thrown all around the place. The
damage will amount to about 50 500.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
ANOTHER ARREST MADE
Fr1ak hCCue Is Arrested in CoaaeCiioa
with The Killing Of tdri habrey

Dallas. Texas, Sept 27.--Deputy
Sheriffs W. II. Chick and Joe Gable
last night arrested Frank McCne
and committed him to Jail, imme-
diately after which Deputy Sheriff
Chick went before Assistant County
Attorney J. w Pierson and made af-
fidayit against the prisoner, charging
him with murder In the case of the
killing of Earl Mabrey
Sheriff Ledbetter received word
from Rockwall yesterday morning to
the effect that a man was being held
there on suspicion He at once board
ed a train for Rockwall, but an in
yestigation into the matter convin-
ced him that the party in custody
had nothing to do with the case, and
the man was accordingly released.
Yesterday, Mr.. Ledbetter received
a letter from W. NJ. Bright. post
master at Eskota, Texas, in which
the writer said that he had known
the deceased for more than five years
and that he was a model young man.
The writer paid touching tribute
to the memory of his friend, and ex-
pressed the hope that his murderers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27

The Sims-Watson Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Will
meet the first Tuesday in October
at $50. instead of on the regular
meeting day as the first meeting OF
the Shakespeare club will be held at
the Sims Library Members are re-
guested 10 bring their annual dues.
Election OF Officers for the ensuing
year will take place, and much bust
ness of Importance demands atten-
tiou
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
IiigI, school Team.

The Waxahachie High school foot
ball team has been organized and
the following officers elected for the
season; Tom A Spalding, captain;
Burk r. Ralston, manager. The team
expects to have several good games
this season. A challenge will be sent
to most of the high school teams of
the state, among others are Waco,
Hilfsboro. Corsicana. Dallas. Rock
wall, Terrell, Ferris and Kaufman
The first game scheduled at pres
ent will be played on the home field
sometime next month.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
POSTING OF TARIFF SHEETS.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Will Be Asked to ReSCind
Former Orders.

Acting under a request from the
railway mana gements of Texas, the
various commercial organizations
in different cities OF the state are
now circulating petitions to be pre-
Sented next month to the interstate
com merce commission and petition
ing that the railroads be no longer
compelled to publish and post two
copies of all rates coming under the
interstate ruling. The initiative in
this matter was taken by the Texas
lines and at the commission hearing
at Washington the subject will be
presented by officials representing
all the lines of the United States. 1t
is proposed to back up the manage
ments' efforts by showing an accu-
mutation of petitions from com
mercial organizations asking that
the roads be relieved Of this burden.
The roads believe that there ex-
lists no necessity for following the
injunction laid down by the Hepburn
act and compelling the roads 10 post
two copies OF an tariff sheets. They
believe that 10 q sufficiently large
sign is posted notifying patrons that
the rate sheets are on file IN the
ticket office IL will cover the point
involved. la order to aid them In se-
curing a modification of the order
as we'll as to Indicate that the post
ing of these tariff sheets rs unnec-
pSsary. the roads have sought as
slstaucr from the commercial bod
ies of the state That. it il said. they
ATE receiving
4 petition vac recently circulated
Ina WsNahashie and was freely signed
by business men and others.
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would be brought 90 speedy justice.
Mr. Bright referred TO one of the let
ters found i'm Nabrey's suit case.
written by a young lady who resides
in Eskota. They were correspondents
according TO Mr., Bright, who says
that he knows the young lady well.
In the back of one of the watches
found near the body there was the
picture of young girl, apparently
I6 or II years OF age
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
CLERGY RATES IN TEXAS.
Oct. Roads WAN SELL OF ThetT
Own Lime In This State.

According TO advance notices
which have been sent out
Texas railroads will. on Oct. /, lif
the ban against the sale of clerxJ
tickets to the extent OF selling any
where in the state on the certificates.
For the past two months. every road
in the state has restricted the sale
of half rate clergy tickets TO its own
line. and this has prevented the hold
er of certificates from getting the
benefit of short line mileage as well
as occasioned them the inconvenience
Of rebuying If trip is made on
more than one road.
The lifting of the ban to this eN-
pnt comes as somewhat of sur
,rise. as some who watch the trend
If railroad affairs have forecast the
.ntire elimination of clergy rates af-
er January l. The restoration OF the
ell.ue anywhere i'm Texas is calcuia-
ed to upset such calculations 20
aftaiu extent 1t least
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Owing to the inability of the com

Owing to the inability of the COM
mittee to secure the necessary ma
terial for the Year Book, they Will
not be ready until the second meet
ing. There will be no inconvenience
to members as the Special Questions
are not assigned. Mrs. Phil Bertram,
chairman, Year Book Committee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27

Terrell Texas. Sept 2i.-The PEE
can crop iu this county is reported jo
be- the best In several years. The me-"
Law making Go misdemeauor Go
gather pecaus from the premises OF
another is considerable hindHuce
to those who have heretofore gone
pecan hunuug" uu creeks r7t rive
er-. where fhy pecan grove
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27

e.. " pellinger g. blacksmith 90
Avalon. died at that place sunday
He is survived by wife and son
about six wears of age. Re was
highly esteemed citizen The cause
of his death was caused by getting
too bot fast veeE while shrinking
urcs ou wagon Iialy NsVs-fier-
8ld
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
Presos pollticos'
Puestos en- libertad,

Cudad de Guatemala, agosto 81. Una solic
tud de indulto favor de los piesos polftcos, fir
mada por muchas seiioras, fue dirida al presdente
Cabrera. Las 6rmantes pedlan que para solemni,
zar Ell cumpeafos de Cabrera, este decretara la Ii.
bertad de dtchos presos politicos, 10 que accedi6
Cabrera. Pero hay quien opina que este fue plan
del propio Cabrera para contrarestar la propaganda
que hacen sus perseguidos Ell el extraugero. No
hace mucho en- una session del Congreso de la paz,
en- La Haya, crcularon una hoja sueltl hacienda
acusaciones contra Cabrera, en- la que Sc deca
que el nImero de victimas llegaba Glen. Ell pre-.
sidente Estrada ha querido tamben-seg1n afrma
la prensa nicaraguense -congraciarse con ciertos
elementos pofticos, que en- Salvador Honduras
denas rep1bcas centro- amercanas les son hostiIes
causa de sus 1ltimas dragonadas por las cuales lie
acusaron de superar como d@spota al sanguinario
Justo Ru6no BarrioS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
La poderosa Albion.
Gran flota de guerra,

Londres, agosto 2S.-Ha sido votado al aqua
el acorazado aFemerareS. Este es del mismo tipo
del sDreadnoughtD, el mayor buque de guerra del
mundo. Hay ademas en- construction otro gual,
Ell aTnhexibleo. Y e gobierno tiene en- proyecto de
construir hasta diez mas, Con los nuevos barcos
de guerra, el poderio de la Gran Bretana aumenta
en- una asombrosa proporci6n considerandosele in
vencible a1n cuando contra ella Sc aliaran varlos
poderes de la misma Europa La construction de es-
tas nuevas unidades de combate, une su superior
eleganca la mayor solidez, pues su tpo resume una
larga sere de experiencias yobservaciones. El al
mirantazgo britanico asegura que ning1n poder r.
val podra mejorar la construction de TN nuevo tpo
de barcos de guerra que supere los menconados.
La actividad en- la construction de otros barcos es
extraordinara en- los astilleros de la nacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
Ofreciniento del
facineroso Rai5uli.

Londres agosto 26. Ell representante ingles
en- Fez Mauuecos, dice que ha recibido proposcio-
mes de Raisuli, comprometiendose entregar Mac
Lean siempre que Inglaterra lie garantice "a Raisu
li-que sera respetada su vida la de sus famiares
81 gabnete estudia la question Sc cree que al fin
acceda las pretensiones del Raisuli pero Sc rata
de obviar las difcultades que una determination
del gobierno tai sentido traeria pues son multi
pies los detos de que al audaz fascineroso
principal promovedor de los sangrientos successes
que hoy conmueven todo el imperio marroquf. 81
secuestro de Nc Lean di6 lugar que varias tribus
fanatcas intentaran el asato de algunas cudades
del itoral con el prop6sto de asesinar los euro
peos residences en- elias Ingaterra desea el rescate
del caid Nc Lean pondra en- juego toda clase de
recursos flu de lograrlo, aprovechando el ofrec-
t1iento del Raisu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
Odio a los japone-
ses, en- el Canada,

Vancouver, agosto II La msma ola de odio
los japoneses que Sc declare en- San Francisco ha-
ce POGO, Sc ha desarolado aquf. 81 pueblo ha he
cho va algunas manifestaciones que revelan la ami
.mosidad que abriga para con los japoneses. En-
Winnipey Sc han celebrado va1ios meetings de
propaganda anti japonesa, los oradores abogando
calurosamente porque Sc establezca eI boycott to-
da fabrica obra que empee orientales. Hasta
ahora, no han pasado Was de hechos los anti-ja-
poueses. Esta agitaci6n creese que 81 como es
mas que probable culmna en- sucesos que el 60
bierno de Toxic considere abusvos para la dgni-
dad de sus sGbditos; habra de ofrccer Inglaterra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27

mel Hamill, carta que hizo p1blica
toda la prensa de la isla1
Tanto Mr.. Winthrop como Mr..
Post-que hoy lie sustituye-dieron
pruebas de ser buenos amigos de
Puerto Rico, al restablecer el orden,
normalizar las costumbres y llevar
la paz y el sosiego a los hogares,
devoIver la confanza al comercio,
restituirnos nuestro credito, asaz
NAL parade en- Ell elexterior, y dirigir al
pals por la senda de la prosperidad,
tan hueca y sonoramente decanta,
da por los republicanos, cuando el
hambre y la miSeria de I'm lado y
de otro la anarqufa populachera, ra-
yana en- salvajismo, tenfan aniqui-
lado al pueblo puertorriquefo.
81 librarnos de tales males y de
tamafias afrentas constituye una
falta grave y es I'm error imperdo-
nable, dignos ambos de anatema '
execraci6n, desde luego, que tiener
raz6n sobrada los doctores de sE
Tiempo' al censurar y condenal Ia,
gestiones gubernamentales de Mr.
Winthrop y Mr.. Pest.
Cierto que bajo Ell inRujo 4,
uno y de otro ha perdido el partidC
republican, en- sus intereses, pre-
bendas, inhuencias y grangerfas
pero en- cambio el pals ha ganadC
en- todos los 6rdenes.
Esta es la verdad de los hechos
y no hay por que nj para que echa
de menos la innobIe brutalidad de
garrote.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
AOTbS De |N7tRES
Proxima llegada del
Honorable Comisio-
nado del Interior.
ALCALDE De ARROYO
Suicide en- Vieques.-Tras-
lado de un telegrafstA.
Desgraeia 4 un q; 40.

En- el pr6ximo vapor, que
e'tara aqHf de maiiana a pasado Sc
espera al Comisionado del Interior
Mr.. Grahame, de regreso de su via
je 4 los Estados Unidos.
-En Vieques fue ballado
muerto en- su habitaci6n, ahorcado
de un estante, el individuo Emilio
Anduzo, natural de Saint Thomss.
-En el barrio aSerroteS de LIS
Marias al derribar uu arbol Tomas
Valentin, cay6 aquel sobre el
nfio Jose Valentin, d, jandole casi
muerto. FL juez entiende en- el
asunto.
In Gurabo puso flu 4 sus
dtas, ahorcaudose en- su propia casa,
el individuo Jose Caldel6n Jimenez.
-Maiiana microbes llegarA 1
San Juan nuestro distinguido ami
g don Valerlano Virella Uribe,
nuevo alcalde de Arroyo.
Don Pascual Velez, telegra-
6sta de la estacion central de Pom
ce, ha sido trasladado la estaci6n
de la PLAYA. en- sustituci6n del sehor
Budet, ue disfruta un mes de Ii.
cencia.
"A et por Ia mafiana, eutre
las paradas y ) venfa el caro-
esctrico nuevo de verano no ri
ha ia San Juan y & causa de ha.
llarse TN americana en- el pescante
de u plataforma trasera, el conduc-
tor NJ 3S tuvo que pasar por aquel
sitio para hacer alguuos cobros, y
parece que Sc echo un POGO afuera
tropezando con uno de los arboles y
cayendo del caro- el americana y el
conductor sobre el cesped de la Gu
meta del paseo de Covadonga de-
bido a 10 cual no recibieron golpes,
gracias tambieu q que ell caro- ve-
MIA a poca marcha. va hemos va
ticinado que el dichoso carrito, mas
ancho que los demas del trafco,
dado 10 inc6modo de sus subida, va
1 causar cualquier dfa una des-
gracia.
La Semana pr6xima empe-
zaran los trabajos de deslinde y
mensura de los terrenos p6blicos
en- el poblado de Catafio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
BuMORt! De GIClOH

Circul6 hoy la uoticia de que
en- las o6cinas de la CompaHia de
Ceballos habfase recibido un cable
grama de Saint Thomas, anuncian-
do que hacia ell oeste de Puerto Ri
CO sc habfa tornado I'm ciclon.
Preguntamos al Bureau del
tiempoD y Sc nos contest6 que no
tenian aviso alguuo. Tgual pre-
gunta hicimos a las o6cinas de la
Compafifa de Ceballos, de donde Sc
nos dijo que era infundsdo dicho
rumor.
Para tranquilidad del pdblico,
debemos advertir que, en- case de
que algdn cicl6n amenace q esta
isla, en- Ia cruceta de San Crist6bal
Y en- Ia azotea del oBoreau del ITEM
pcS, Sc izara una bandera roia con
IN cfrculo negro en- el centro, dan
dose cuenta inmediatameute del Pc
ligrc 4 todos los pueblos de la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
FL Tempo y Mr.. Winthrop

nifestarse el despecho de .os que
convirtieron el pals en- uu presidio
suelto y no pudieron continuar en-
sus malandanza y tropelfas, mer-
ced al caracter recto y justiciero de
Mr. Winthrop, e6cazmente auxilia.
do por Mr. Post.
No es exacto-y este salta q Ia
vista-que fuese aquel hombre va,
no, que Sc pagara de adulaciones y
liSonjas. De haber sido aSi, nues.
troS adversarios Sc hubieran apode.
rado bien pronto de Su voluntad,
pues en- este de manejar el bota
Jumeiyo nadie les aventaja nj les
iguala siquiera, como 10 demostra-
ron palmariamente con su procedel
y su conducta en- los famosoS item
pos de Allen y Hunt.
Obcecaci6n, y no poca -por ne
emplear otra palabra -se neceSits
para decir que las elecciones dirigi
das por Mr. Winthrop fueron hecha.
a la antigua usanza, cuando preci
samente fueron las primeras que 81
llevaron a cabo dentro de la legali
dad, desde la invasion hasta dichi
fecha.
81 es que fueron uamapucha
das,0 como da a entender Ell colega
tpor que el doctor Guzman Rodri
guez, presidente del comite republi
cano de Mayaguez, Sc vic obligad
a retirar las terribles acusacione
que fulminara contra Mr.. Post
viendose, ademas, desautorizado pc
el doctor We've, jefe de su partidc
en- carta dirigida por este al core
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
AOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Plaza de R1o-piedras
Derribo de todos los
arboles viejos.
A LOS TRIBUNALES
A LOS TRIBUNALEs
M senior Escoda, de Csguas.
La funci6n de esta noche.
A beneficio de Loubriel.

Aver tarde, est4ndo en- Puer.
ia de TERRA, parada 7, nuestrc
compaiero de redacci6n setior de
Diego en- espera de un caro- cleo
trico para venir q San Juan, el Hen.
Gobernador Post, que pas6 en- aque-
Hos momentos por alli, le invite &
subir a su autom6vil, conducienGo-
lie hasta la ciudad. En- el trayectc
lnform6 el seiior Post a nuestro re-
porter, haber estado en- Rio Pie.
dras, para yer las obras de repara-
cion que Sc han hecho en- la plaza,
las que han determinado el derrito
de todos los arboles viejos que Sc
hallaban en- aquel lugar. De es,e
ierribo del al bolado, no saba yo Ia
ta-dijo Mr.. Post-Solo han deja.
10 dos arboles frente a la Conva-
l.ceucia. Yo espero que Sc han de
sustituir esos arboles por otrcs nu, :
vos y que la plaza ofrecera un bel,o
aspecto.
-Seg1n dice el ~Heraldo Espa-
paiiol0 en- su edici6n de aver, Sc
propone llevar a los tribunals al
seiior don Manuel Escoda, de Ca
guas, por haber sorprendido la bue-
ua fe de uuo de los reporters del
colega, al darle la noticia del falso
envttlena niento de Felix Urrutia y.
demas detalles va conocidos del
publico.s
--Esta noche, como va 10 anun-
ciaramos, es la furci6n de gracia
del popular taquillero de Ia Compa-
MIA de zarzuela, nuestro amigo don
UIises Loubriel. Sc pondran en-
escena tres graciosas obras del &c.
nero chico: eLa Fiesta de San An.
t6n,S ala Algeria de la HuertaD y
La Gatita Blanca
Reina gran entusiasmo entire
nuestras clases sociales para asistir
esta noche al teatro y es de esperar.
Sc que haya I'm lleno complete, dada
la importancia del programa y las
simpatfas de que disfruta el sefior
Loubriel en- San Juan.
Aver regreso de la isla el je.
fe de inspectores de carretera don
Jesus Benitez Castaiio, que estuvo
inspeccionaudo algunas obras que
viene realizando en- algunas pobIa-
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-27
HICIA FSPIRl

Nuestro querido amigo don
Manuel Rodriguez Cabrera, del alto
comercio de San Sebastian, embar-
CO aver 4 bordo del sAntonio L6-
pezD, con rumbo a Barcelona, donde
permanecera dos 6 tres meses, en-
gesti6n de asuntos particulareS.
AL reiterarle nuestro cordial
saludo de despedida, deseamos al
valioso compatriota una travesfa
feliz y todo geuero de gratas I'm
presiones en- la ciudad condal.