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Will Fore a Response to Dc.
1nand for Rcparation for Muir
II der Of Dr.. NIaucl,amp.
FLEET SAILS FOR TANGlER
sIntimatio1 That Germany Caused
Recent Riot General Bailloud
Says War Is Inevitable.

PARIS. March 25.--As result OF
tho Cabinet meeting to-day 1t was de-
clded to send French troops to occupy
Oudja. frontier town In Morocco, vi, :
I'll the Moorish government gives full
sination OF DR.. Mauchamp. The. French
demands for reparation Will be for
wardcd to F'ez Immediately.
The decision OF the French govern
ment to occupy Oudjn means that
troops will Immediately cross tho AL
gerinn frontier from the LENS en-, where
considerable forces OF al arms are
IN order to compel Moorish response
to the repeated demands OF France
for the repression OF disorder and re-
paratlon for abuses Of power, crimes
and assaults affecting French citizens
resident in Morocco. The Moroccan
government has persistently refused
to execute the agreements concluded
absolutely ignored the French gov
ernments representations on the sub
ject.
General Liautry Is Summoned.
photographic instructions Were sent
this evening to Algeria notifying the
military authorities to prepare coll
umn of troops for the occupation OF
Oudja. Gen eral Lautry, the command
or Of the troops to South Oran, will
probably lead the column OF occu-
patton.
The Temps says the steps cortem-
plated by the government Involve not
only naval demonstrations, but direct
coercion.
The armored cruiser Jeanne D'Arc
and the cruiser La Lande. which sailed
from Toulon yesterday for Tangicr,
carried field equipment for marines.
The French Foreign Oflce has dis
patched a noto to the powers explain
Ing the situation.
Anti German Feeling.
A German sentiment has been arous-
ed by7the intimations that Germans
inspired the attack which resulted
in the ASA ssination OF Dr. Mauchamp
and this has been famed by War
Minister Picquart's transfer OF General
Bailloud from the command Of the Six
teenth Corps OF the Army Of the East,
for speech which the general de-
llvered on the occasion Of the retire.
ment OF colonel and In which he
referred to "inevitable coming war
with Germany" when France would
have an opportunity to win back AL
SAGE and lorraine
The Chauvinistic papers accuse the
warpminister and Premier Clemenceau
Of coWardice in disgracng a gallant
officer because his words might dis
please Emperor William.
The decision of the cabinet to-day
to send French troops to occupy Oudja
was unanimou s. The occupatio Of this
point will be continued untn full sat
isfaction has been accorded. 81 The
French demands include the punish.
| ment of the murderer OF DR.. Mau-
champ. indemnity for the family OF
the victim. and tho appropriation OF
a large sum for the foundation of 8
charitable institution In Morocco In
memory OF Or. Mauchamp.
Full instructions have been tele.
graphed to the military authorities II
Algeria regarding the formation ant
dispatch OF a military cloumn TO occupy
| OudJa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
An old soldier writes about

An old soldier writes about
.ARlOSA Coffee: "Your coffee
is the best and richest coffee ever
drank since | left the service, from
81 until ! received your coffee
Yesterday" A soldierknow coffee
BY the taste, and the way It makes him
feel. and would sooner 80 without
his bread than without his coffee.
SArbuckles' ARlOSA was the first
soasted. packagcd coffee. packagcd for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
CAPTURE ADKINS.
Man Who Went Out During Jail
Delivery Again in Tolls.
Ispeelal ID rhe rimes- p!spatch.l \.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
DANF1LLE. VA. March 25.-Albert
Adkins, a young white man who es-
capped during the jail delivery here on
January 25th, which resulted In the
liberation Of eight prisoners, was re-
captured early this morning Adkins,
at the time Of the escape, was await
Ing trial on the charge or having rob
bed J. NJ. Thomas. whose dead body
was found near the city, and who It
was believed was murdered. Adkins
lice. surrounded his house. j. c. 3Rey-
nolds. n young white man, whom tho
police suspected Of being Adkins was
recently shot to death by tho police
upon his refusal to halt when told
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
+ CLARKE COURT.
Jury
Grand Jury Convenes VI
Finds Two True Bills.

BERRYyILLE. VA. March 25.-Thee
regular torn Of tho Circuit Court Of
THIS county convened to-day. with
Judge Thomas Harrison presiding: The
Commonwealth vs.. Robert Bracket for
the illegal sale OF whiskey at Mount
Airy, in this county: The grand Jury
returned true bill against tho dc,
PENDANT and the case was adjourned
until next term OF court.
Thc second case on docket was the
Commonwealth VS.. LILLY Robinson and
her daughter. Sadie Jones, both colored.
8, Alien, a wealthy and retired farmer
Of this county. A true bill was found
against both parties by the grand jury.
This case was also continued.
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BURIED ALIVE.
Negro Workman Caught in Ditch
a bY a CaYe-In.
n 10 Tho TImcs-Dlspatch.]

N5 Special to The Tlmcs-D spatch.l
DANVlLL11. VA, March 25.-Chnrles
Wilkinson (colored) who has been en-
ploycd at Watson's brickyard. near tho
city. was killed THIS afternoon as tho re-
suit OF n cave of a ditch In which he
was at work shovell!ng out dirt. Several
other workrnen. who were employed IN
the ditch anticipated tho cavern In the
embankment. and escaped. Tho man
was crushed to death by the falling dirt.
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CANDIDATES GET BUSY.
Messrs. Nicol, Ryan, Gordon and
Carlin Address Voters.
Special to The Tlmes- plspatch. /

WARRENToN. VA, March s5.All the
asprants for congressional hoNrs. with the
exception of Mr.. Hooe. were here to-day
In attendance upon March court, the largest
court Of the ycar. and the crowd present
was Immense. Judge G. u. Nicol, John r.
Ryan, Lindsay r. Gordon and &C. CarllnE
addressed the voters in the order given In
tho town hall. and each speaker was we'll
received Anything like an accurate esti-
mate OF the voting strength Of each candl-i
date cannot be given this early. The friends
of Judge Nicol and Mr.. Carlin arc both
claiming the county. and each seems to be
confident Of victory. ie
Mr.. Ryan will undoubtedly be- close up IN
third place. Mr.. Gordon made a .splendid.
Impression and will get a good vote, when
otherwise would probably go to Judge Nicol.l
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BURIAL OF POND.
Special Car Takes Remains o
Engineer to Petersburg.

[specleI to The Tlmos-Dlspntch,I
CREWE. VA. March 25.---A special
car took the remains Of Eng ineer J ohm
m nnHt Y The Norfokk and Western la has
lost by his death one OF tho best Of
Its engineers. He stood as we'll as any
man IN their employ, He was IN his
fortieth year. Just III the prime Of life.
line. OF engineers. belngta son OF Rich
ard Pond, who was an engineer ma his
father was before him. He leaves Ave
brothers. three Of whom are engineers
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Cut Own Child's Throat
+ specinl 70 T'he Tlmes-DIsnal

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
Is CHATHAM, VA. March 25.---Mati,da Will
son (colored) was brought to jail here to-
day for numbering her fourteen mont his old
infant Sunday at Stokesland by cutting It's
throat with knife. When asked Why she
killed her child. her reply was that the
white men told her to do so.
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Barton-Morgan.
[special 70 The Vines Dlspate

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
GREEN BAY. VA. March 25.-Aliss
Alder B. Morgan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morgan, OF LunenburgS coun-
ty, and Mr.. Edward a. Barton, OF
this place, were married to-day at
the home of Mr.. George Morgan, in
Lunenburg, Rev. +. ". Berry, OF
this place, performing the ceremony.
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Bhief Brinkley Free Man.

SUFFOLK, VA, March 25.-Police
Chief William Z. Brinkley was this after
noon discharged by Justice Halliday on
the charge of killing Peter Epes, a negro
Saturday afternoon. It was proved that
Epcs, Brnkley's sixth victim, was
killed in sclf-defense. Brinkley said on
IL, stand he would kill another one un-55
der the same circumstances.
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protection Of consumers, roasted Y

protection Of consumers, roasted Y
and the pores Of each berry sealed with
a coating offresh eggs and pure sugar,
.tohold the goodness in and make the,
coffee settle clear and quickly Better
than "fresh roast Warming a
little develops the flavor and makes the
grinding easy. Our enormous coffee
business, exceeding the next fourlargcst
firms in the world together, reduces our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Have Nine-HourE Day.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch Ss
Bristol Trades Union tonight adopted
hour day for various trades
here, to become effective April 18TH:
Tho men are at present working ten
hours Lathers have the sanction OF
the union for an increase. 4 s
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FIND BEAsLEY's BODY.
Man Who Had Been Missing
Several Weeks Drowned.

tSpecato The Times Dispatch.l
+ PETERSBURG. VA. March 25-The body
OF white man found in the Virginia PAS
senger and Power Company's canal between
the power-house and Ferndale Park this
afternoon has been identified as that OF
Daniel Beasley. well-known cltlzcn OF
Blackstone Va, who disappeared Thursday.
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POsT-OFFICE SITE.
Government Pays $4,000 for
RuildinpM Lot.

1H'f'ee't1' % 7tu lIIlIeS-I1I9pHtCnII
WINCHESTER, VA. March a5-Ortc;a
FORMATION was ecctved here Tonight to
the effect that the government has closed
q deal with William " Hodges for $1,000 90
Tor tho property at the northeast corner OF
Braddock and Picadilly Streets, on which
to erect new 100000 post-offIcc building.
tho appropriation for which was secured
were offered to the Treasury Department.
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March 7th, while visiting his daughter, Mrs
r. E. Traylor, In this city. His watch
nine dollars in cash and a letter from his
daug hter were found on his person.
& The body8is8 at ], T. Morris & Sons un-
derta king rooms here 81
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Brown, proprietor OF ono OF the most prom
made an assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors. 1t Is understood that his liabil-
tiles and assets arc about equally divided.
Mr. Brown is n popular young man.
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Great Advertising Gains. Why

BECAUSE
BECAUSE The horl handling and
the
o e cya State.
BECAUSE the
marvellous
Virginia.
BECAUSE The Of
dby in
THEREFORE
Sunday March n
day o last year ooinches
The limes-Dspah
1t Is Supreme in Virginia
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IT. b., A. j.. and &. c. Pond
and two who arc machinists-
j. =. and r. D. Pond. All
are employees OF the Norfolk and West
'ern. The dead man had been amen
Der OF the Bro therhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. who escorted tho remains to
Petersburg. His wife, Mrs. Lllen Pond
Is Frustrated.
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SOLD 40 SEALED PACKAGES
oMlsY- FOR YouR PROTECTION |

average cost per pound, and enables i.
TO give you better coffee for you,
money than you can buy in any Other
way. There are more packages d
3ARlOSA sold in the United State.
than all the other Coffee package.
combined. 5ss NAN
lfyour grocerw will moi supply. write to
\. ARBUCKLE BROS.
Nav Yak Gu
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TIMES DISPATCH RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MARCH vs. 1907

10; some timc. HcI IL making q night
against the railroads influence III Tho
North state and his position appears
to be popiilnr$On
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SHOT TO DEATH.
Wirginian Killed in Pistol Due
at Reserve. La.
lspecial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
y DANVILLE, VA. March o5.-Mrs.
Mary T.. Terrell. of this city. received
a telegram yesterday announcing the,
tragic death of her son, Il. w. Fer
rcll, bookkeeper at Reserve La.
He was shot to death by a man named
EBlucworth following quarrel Satur.
day night. No details of the killing
have boon received here.
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saloonkeeper Assigns.
[specialto The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA. March a5,-An-
nouncement was made tonight that Frank
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-11
wgEhIN WEATHER BULLETIN


Following II a summary Of The
weather conditions in Texas for the
wcek ending September 2
The wgather has been warm and
generally DRY. There was no rain
over the greater part Of the state \
fcs scattered light showers occurred
in various sections. bat the amount
u precipitation sas not sufficient TO
relieve the drouth over small
area in the Panhandle district the
amount Of precipitation was slightly
greater than the normal
The temperature has averaged
above the normal, The days we're IN
usually warm and the nights com
paratively cool The highest temper
atures reported ranged from 90 de
grees at Amarillo and Corpus Chris
II 10 Iea degrees az Henrietta. and
the lowest from Sc degrees al Amar-
lilo TO - degrees at Corpus Christi.
The weather conditions have been
unsayorable in many sections and
are aggravated by drying winds and
too much sunshine The question of
stock water is becoming very ser
ious. At the close OF the week rain
and cooler weather set in over the
Panhandle and the conditions then
existing gave promise OF some re-
lief from the drouth.
The corresponding week of the
previous year was marked by num-
erous showers in all parts OF the
state. The need then was less
rain and more sunshine.
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An Ordinance.

An ordinance requiring the estab-
lishment and maintenance, by steam
railways, of flagmen, railway gates
or other safe appliances for warn
ing travellers of the approach OF
trains at all points where said rail-
ways cross College, Washington,
North and South Rogers streets In
the city of Waxahachie, Texas, and
providing penalty for the violation
thereof.
Be it ordained by the city council of
the City of Waxahachie, Texas:
Section /. That it shall be the du-
ty of any person, persons or corpor-
alton owning or operating any line
of steam railway which now or may
hereafter run through the corporate
limits of the city of Waxahachie,
Texas, and over, on or across Wash
ington, College, North Rogers and
South Rogers streets to station and
maintain flagmen, OF erect and
maintain ut such crossings the latest
, improved railway crossing gates, or
other safe appliances by which the
travelling public may be warned of
/ the approach OF trains. cars or en-
gines on said line or lines of rail-
way.
Section 2. Any person, persons or
| corporation failing to comply with
Section ! Of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor
and, upon conviction thereof, before
The recorder. shall be fined In any
sum not less than five t}5.o0) nor
more than one hundred 100000
do'lars and each and every day of
such r.ure rt1II constitute o. a.Ulr-
.fa uff.ne. 500
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IN NtsNOIsl.AN

On Friday Jaiy 2cth. 1907 Mrs
Maggie y BuFkhead Departed this
life 10 enter Into that llte reserved
for the pure and Eood q al ages. 30
enter into that house not made vitb
hands. eternal tn the heavens
Mrs Bufkbead vas born ln Mis
sour. February ls4i. and moved
to Etlia county. Texas, in 1916. WITH
her father ard mother. Nj and Mrs
JoHeph & He'll She protested relie
ION nt a tender age. and Joined the
Methodist church and grew 90 won
auhood under the sirictest religious
training Of the best OF fathers and
mothers Ma wonder that she dpyei-
oped into the noble. loyabls woman
that she waB' God showeret His
blessings upon her head. and she
honored Him In her life No woman
lived purer. sseeter christian life
than did she
She married ] NJ Burkhead. June
III, 1867. To them were born six
children These. together with two
brothers and two sisters are left 10
mourn her loss She was devoted
patient. and exemplary wife. always
unselfish and ready to make any
sacrifices for the pleasure Of her
husband and children. She was an
indulgent and faithful mother, whose
highest ambition was the proper
training OF her children, and the
promotion of happiness in her home.
She realized that the highest social
life, the strongest civic life, and the
the homes of the good. Her hands
were always ready 10 perform acts
of kindness She was never too tired
to minister to the sick and the af
flicted. nor too busy to listen to the
wants of the needy and destitute.
She was ever ready to sympathize
with and console the distressed. Her
life has been a benediction to those
with whom she has come in contact,
the world is better because she has
lived in it.
May her children and her chill
dren's children emulate her pure
and noble life, and may God in His
infinite wisdom deal gently with
her loved ones.
We shall miss her, but We know
where to find her, and by the grace
of God, We will meet her again in
the great beyond, where parting,
pain and distress are felt no more.
T. ]. G.
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4 RkMSRkAnl.k ACTION.

Col Peters. ~ Calvert, Ia long
dissertation on railroad rates final
ly ~inds up by demanding tso-
cens passenger fare The question
naturally arises. Who the devil Is
Col. Peters," The Dallas Timea-
Herald relieves the tension some
what and tells Us that Peters Il a
cotton grower. We are Of the opln
Ion that Col. Peters IL a farmer ~ho
farms the farm.rs At any rate, IN
order TO keep the records straight
and Show how the farm Of north
Texas stand on this matter. We
point to the resolutions adopted hy
the Lamar county Farmers Union
last Saturday. which Is to the effect
that they are opposed TO the agita-
ton OF this question AT this time
Evidently Cot Peters had not heard
from Lamar It's now up to the Cal
vert gentlemen TO baek-track. La
mar county always sets the pace 10
these matters and leads north Tex
as-Paris Advocate
There are not great many PEG
pie in Texas who read the nevspa-
pers who have 10 ask who the devil
is Col. Peters?" But there are a
great many people, farmers as we'll
as others, who will ask, Why are
the farmers opposed to the reduc-
tion of passenger fare TO two cents,
and how did the Lamar Union come
to pass a resolution opposing it?'
IL the Advocate wants to keep the
records straight 1t will tell the peo-
pie that the resolution was prepared
and introduced by one Mr.. Bowen,
OF Paris, who is in no way farmer,
but is a promoter of corporation in
terests in Texas. He is the man who
worked up interest in and lobbied
for the bill passed by the last legis-
lature authorizing merger by
means Of which one of the big rail
road systems gobbled up a compel
ing road In East Texas. AS long as
the Union follows the lead of men
working in the interests of the rail-
roads or other great corporations, 1t
will not likely accomplish much in
the way of securing relief from the
overcharges fixed by the corpora
lions.
If it is not to the interests OF the
farmers of Texas to have a reduced
railroad fare, it would not be to
heir interests to have reduced
freight rates. and consequently there
is no need of a railroad commission
to prevent the railroads from over
charging on freight The farmers in
Texas travel over the railroads as
much as any other class of people,
with the drummers excepted, and
they are interested in getting pas
senger rates reduced as much as
anybody
The Lamar County Union has
been buncoed this time, and they
will soon become aware of the fact
Their action is remarkable, to say
the least of it. but the Advocate as
sumes good deal when it claims
that their action voices the senti-
ment Of North Texas. Bonham
News.
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Ianola and the monograph that they
To say of man. He is bull
headed. !" is the same thing as say
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany Is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
OF such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF this office
ts paid promptly for work done. This
Is to protect ourselves and the SELL
Ing lic.-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per G.. w. Nc
knight, Manager.
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Refreshments" OF different kinds
cause more headaches than worry.
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Pay your street tax Do ali comes
bach 70 Won with compound interest
Iu street improvement
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Tt seems ro take gust as much hard
chasing for a girl 10 land a uo-aC-
count man as &c does 70 land n prize.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon It's being brought to the atten-
ton OF the management
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TER sszsily Ese~sAc.-s IN tho1~~at's -
so-ars 80 g v~sr>-rw Thschs-s iS~~s
Ia Nf.xaa
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Obituaries, resolutions OF respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of 5 cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-11

W. A. OWNBi City Editor
(Residence Phone. Bell No 289.)
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When a boys voice becomes bass,
it is time he gave up going TO juyen-
lie parties.
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Every politician is in favor of a
primary election if he thinks he can
control it,
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SUNFIOWEE SERMONS.
(AtChison Globe J

(Atchison GlObe,s
Most people take paper not for
the news, but for something to pick
at.
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Che Daily 1igbt
Published Daily Except Sunday
BY
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
PAIDUP CAPITAL. ooO. 600.

Entered at the Waxahachie Post
office as mail matter OF the second
class.
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is highly appreciated these hot days
unless there Is something The matter
with the tub or its pipes. At this
season OF the year the greatest care
Of the sanitary equipment is neces-
Szry. There must be no leaking
baths or pipcs, no deficient faucets
Or drains. Call as IN and let us ex-
anime your Plumbing. II may be
all right. but suppose 1t isn';T With
open windows you could hardly de-
,ec, the foul odors that surely breed
disease. Have your bathroom seen
to At once
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".i.
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If one man knows thing, it
doesn't take the other men long to
hear about it,
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Watch yourself carefully lest you
ing place.