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Michel of New York The decorations of
the table We're in red hearts and each
guest received an appropriate souvenir.
Mrs. Gilbert Hart and two daughters, who
have been visiting Capt and Mrs. A. Hart,
left for their home in Chicago on Friday.
Kaufman returned to Washington on Fri
day from two-weeks stay in Atlantic
City.
Miss Edna Ball will leave for her home
in Norfolk Va. this evening after a pleas
ant visit in town, as the guest OF Miss
Juliet Meyer.
Miss Clarice Tuck of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Joel Hillman and will be at
home to her friends this afternoon.
N. J., the latter formerly Miss Bertha
Cohen, will be at home today at 619 18th
street.
Mrs Albert E. Lissberger of Baltimore Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Schwab
of 1856 Columbia road. At home Sunday
from to 3.
Mrs. Isle Seaton Lipscomb and Miss
Maude Lipscomb will be at home informally
Mondays in February. Mrs. Lipscomb, who
has just returned from her wedding trip,
Corinne Macfarland, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Mcfarland of Maryland.
Before her marriage to Mr.. Lipscomb some
weeks ago she was a frequent visitor to
Miss Lipscomb at the family residence in
Mount Pleasant.
Miss Lipscomb is one of the most charm
ing young women of the Columbia Heights
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them. The house was profusely decorated
with spring flowers and several Of the
guests contributed vocal and instrumental
Numbers.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus will entertain the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt at dinner Tuesday
night. Other notable hosts and hostesses
this week will be the Russian and German
ambassadors, Representative and Mrs. Sib-
ley, Prof. and Mrs. Willis Moore, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Dalzcll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thropp and Miss Gale
A pleasant surprise party YVES given to
Miss Jennie Desmond at her home. All 10th
street southwest, on Friday evening, Feb
ruary Is 1907 The surprise was skill
fully arranged by her parents and a num-
Der of friends. Among the guests present
were Misses Nola Kate ana May Desmond.
Josephine Kinsey, Barbara Strefher, Katie
O'Dwyer, Bernie Moynlnan, Katie Rocket
Mary Groves, Elaine Fuller, Bessie Gala
horn, Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maddox, Messrs. Ernest, Raymond and
Emory Garner Mr.. James F. Hartman of
CIearfeld. Pa: Mr.. John Morrison. Mr..
Leon Maddox, Mr.. Ernest krug of India
napolis, Ind. and Mr.. Frank B. Davis of
Southern, Md.
A delightful dance was given on the 18th
instant by the Unique Pleasure Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Levy of Frankfort,
Ind, the latter formerly Miss Florence
Gradwohl of this city, are spending part of
their honeymoon in this city. and were at
home to their friends at the Raleigh during
the week.
Mrs Simmons, wife of Senator Simmons
of North Carolina, was hostess at one of
the prettiest receptions of the season last
week. She is a woman of delightful manner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17

Michel of New York. The decorations Of
the table were in red hearts and each
guest received an appropriate souvenir.
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Miss Edna Ball will leave for her home
in Norfolk Va. this evening after a pleas
ant visit in town, as the guest of Miss
Juliet Meyer.
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4 FURTHER exchange of official
~ Inequalities is going on day after
"A day or rather night after night
Il ~ and will until the adjournment of
Congress releases these hosts and
hostesses of any more obligations
until next December Today is the first
anniversary of Representative and Mrs.
Longworth's wedding, the event which
glorified the social doings of 1906. This in
teresting couple will celebrate the day in a
characteristic way and said to be con-
templating another long period of travel.
Mrs Longworth has worn many beautiful
gowns the past season and has looked her
best. Her afternoon clothes are as youth
full and jaunty as ever, but her evening at
tire of velyets, heavily jetted laces, etc,
have more of the elegance permissible for
even the youthful matron. She has worn
all of her new jewelry, especially that de-
scribed among her wedding gifts and some
of her family possessions in old-time orna-
ments, notably long gold earrings. which
many other persons might also don. were
these articles found to be as becoming as
they are to the Presidents daughter.
AS for special Lenten occupations, there
is more heard about the bridge and whist
parties than there is of the more intellec-
tual pleasures, which have their adherents,
no less numerous than of yore, but 1t does
not mean necessarily that card playing pre-
dominates over every other way of bring
ing people together. Neither does one hear
much about the fresh-air courses. down
town or suburban rambleS in which the
more vigorous of social movers Indulge
themselves all the year round. no matter
where they are or what is remanded by
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Auerbach and Miss Ada Heller. The prize
was won by Mrs. Nordlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Louis sail for Europe
this week.
Mrs. Natalie Peyser has sent out cards
announcing the marriage of her daughter
Estelle to Mr.. Sol Peyser on Monday even
Mrs Elias Raft will spend the next two
weeks In Baltimore with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Michel, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph King. lett
for her home in New York on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sol. Louis entertained at an after
noon on Thursday in honor of out-of-town
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Weyl will be at
home Friday evening. February p, from
s to 10 o'clock at the Falcon.
Miss Jeanette Blout of Montreal, who has
been the guest of her cousin. Miss Natalie
Mayer, for the past two months left Wash
ington yesterday for New York, where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Toplitz While in town Miss Biout was
Mr. and Mrs D. ]. Kaufman have been
spending the week In New York.
Miss Tillie Raft. who was spending the
week in Baltimore as the guest OF MT.
and Mrs. Felix Calm, returned home on
Friday.
Mrs. Abe King entertained at valentine
luncheon on Tuesday. when her guests were
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Mrs. Louis Else
man, Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. A. NJ Baer,
linger, Mrs Harry Franc and Mrs M.
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meet to hold one of their enjoyable social
gatherings, for which an attractive musical
program has been arranged by Mrs. Abram
Simon, the president
Mr.. James RosenthaI is in New Orleans
for the Mardi Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvador Richard enter
tanned at bridge on Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Reixenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
son Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nat
tans of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. King and
Mr.. and Mrs Meyer Nordlinger. Supper
was served during the evening.
Mrs. Sidney III. Reizenstein and Miss
Reita Wolferman Of Streator, ILL.,, will be
at home on Wednesday at the Dupont.
Mrs. Prince. wife of Representative
Prince, gave q very pretty Fat home last
Tuesday at 31l3 1Sth street The pasiore
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were artietically decorated with palms and
cut flowers. Mrs. Prince was beautifully
gowned in black lace, trimmed in Jet. She
was assisted by Mrs. Miller, wife of Repre-
sentative Miller of Kansas: Mrs. Crock,
wife Of Col. Crook: Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs.
Whiting Quing. Mrs. Marshall, Miss John
SON. Mrs. Addison, Miss Sprague. Miss
Della Sprague and Miss Hazel Sprague.
aav aftarnaan at tta 1 pai,a1,,,a - ~ ho,ns 81
her guest. Mrs. Kronenberger of Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Scheuer of Newark. N. J.. was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Abe King. dur
ing the week. Mrs. Scheuer left for her
home yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Hano Is visiting relatives in Bal
timore.
The guests Of the Cairo save . progressive
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euchre party last Thursday evening. There
served
Madame Godoy will be at home to her
- aIie "a on the third and fourth Saturdays
In the month during the season.
Mrs. Sfutz, wife of DR.. Stutz of 1905 O
street northwest. has her friend. Miss Fate
OF Baltimore. as house guest.
A mask ball win be given at the Cairo
next Thursday evening. for which invita-
lions have been issued.
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Of Boston are guests
at the Cairo.
Mrs. Harper OF 1915 10th street gave an
other Of her delightful receptions last Mon
day. Roses and palms and ferns were used
tCcntinued on Third Pags.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8. Reside gave an
evening reception during the past week as
a farewell compliment to the Misses Shaw.
daughters of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. and had q company Of about fifty
mutual friends. including diplomatic, Of
fiial and resident acquaintance, to meet
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Mrs. T. G. Coates and Miss Schultz of
the Plaza will be at home informally
Wednesday, February 20.
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Miss Tilie Raft. who was spending the
week in Baltimore as the guest OF MI
and Mrs. Felix Calm, returned home ON
Friday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
A FAMILY IS DROWNED


pris TeSaa. 1nme wasef.
spaul ii tie eass cad ~ FHneia
eounfS ThaFasaY aseht washsi 1ae
Aamp ot uesFp aaacd uFa5ahaw
s1to egese ausg drowned ybe family
aasl#'lns III fae paFeass aad fo*1
falarea
lggaashaw aosae vas ~ tas bend
og tle efeek al the Fprheg nIaee.
feug mile nartieaat Of Honey
Grove Tbe bo#ee was aaHhea sgalnst
trees GA &hn edge oJ He cseeA and
collapsed II IL supposed that ine
family waa aaleep aud betting thrown
fnfa NE ereek channel where IL was
twenty feet deep Jbey persisted The
iesiiee of the pesen went ous from
Honey Grove ana viewed this bodies
az Bradshaw. his three sons, aged
about IS. Ia ana ears. and gigl
aged 1 The bodies wefe found scat
tered along the banks OF The creek
for i mile The wlfe's body hae nft
yet heen' found
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
FREAKS OF TORNADO.
Green Valley Cyclone Perforheo
Some Very Remarkable stunts.

Denton. Texas, June IA lady
from the Green Valley community
in which the storm did much damage
who was here yesterday, related
some pecuiarities of the tornado
fury. One vagary was when the wihu
struck a mans wagon every spoke
was blown out of one wheel. but not
another thing damaged, the Vehlc'e
not even being moved from It's place.
At another place the wind blew
every door from its hinges In TWO
room house, carried out every port
able object in both rooms, but leit
the house standing where II was
without making u crack in the walls
SIN another phenomenon was wheh
the wind swept into the dining room
OF a home. picked up "A butter khi'e
off the table and stuck II into the
ceiling. handle downward \ churh'
standing alongside the table IN
pan of water. was not touched
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
A SUPERB PROGRAM.
Excellent Entertainment Given Bs
Trinity IlPe Club.


The first formal program OF the
thirty-elghth commencement OF
Trinity University was given In the
auditorium last night before q large
aud enthusiastic audience. IL was the
initial appearance Of the Ladies' Giee
club OF the University, consisting Of
twenty-five voices under the direc-
tion of Mr. H. r. Goodsell, head OF
the department. The appreciation OF
the audience was shown by repeated
encores and by the close attention
given to the entire program. The re-
suits secured bS mir. Goodsei IN
the comparatively. short time that
the club has been under his train
ing are all but remarkable. The
young ladies sang with precision ana
their shading was particularly no
ticeable for its excellence. Perhaps
the most popular number was q
medley ending in the university
chessrs Il Softly Dream by Moh'
ring and Tom, Tom, the Piper's
Son by Kendall were other mum
ise>rs worthy Of special mention.
|
ITn y String Quartette and voca
ouintette, both of which were ~
ceived with much favor. The gum
| tette presents a novel arrangement
| of two alto voices carrying the first
| tenor while Mr.. Goodsell, Mr. Wear
| and Mr. Kennon carried respectively
the second tenor, bass and baritone
parts.
Unusual local interest was felt IN
the appearance of two Naxahacnle
girls, Miss Portia Fearls ana MISS
Eva Schmift The former sang Ar
diti's Magnetic Waltz Song, ana
Miss Schmitt played the "F1tth All
by DeBeriot. Both are pupils OF MI
Goodseu and the excellence OF their
public performances attested the
thoroughness of the instruction
which he has given them.
Making, as it does, the Inaugural
ton of musical festival in connee-
ton with commencement, the pro
gram was noteworthy in every way,
land the fashionable and representa-
tive audience present made the en-
ltertainment not only an artlstic put
a social success. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
unfinished symphony, TRINITY
String Quartette and piano.
"Maidens Defiance. Trinity Glee
Club.
Magnetic Waltz Song Miss Pof-
tia Fearis.
Jack and Jill" Glee CLUB.
annie Laurie" Trinity Vocal
Quartette.
Might of JOY" Glee Club. String
! Ouartette and piano.
Overture des Martonettes'
| String Quartette and piano
II softly Dream. Glee Club.
Firth Air" Miss Eva schmidt
Tom Tom. the Pipers son
lGlee club.
The scout Quiutette.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
THE ANNUAL NETTING


Fhe aHna4al neaastnx NJ s1# Taass
gheastlsn Nsssfssfsafs ss9 sssgsgs
#ggs tunseae as Foes Nags# Eaaa 4
Ai \. oil. aasl ~1st esYasa#@H III ss#s
slan alsg Nish three psetoas ps
aag nnsgl aaa sesiaasas IssNe fisa
AN thsa measiaK .tla8 fpReH &f1res
ef Ia saSaass# F9sis&s@n .ENsssasssgg
Nsesat8ee @isi hs Ae Fa ssyagasg 4
X aalrs 0f tas saeNss tssssfas wsss ssss
ou Use pgpafMa al@p sesFafAfy II
4 Eeatoa ia gHa .ssssegtena t'hEtsssa G
Missionary Aear6 I r. o&is w1li
Fdpressa IS ehafrh nxtsAsissfa
utssrsi N II EsaEFsa NJ Yattshpsgs
lsa.. peAgsaaEaI aeeFesasy mfII desis-
III am add as. J. G A#a9is. state
seeretary ard superintendent M mis-.
alaaa, or DALLAS. Wili make HE aa.
nuai report Including the Ngrk q
snfty Texa# ms#ssauagaess The re-
port wi! ahou that tAe paat YEAR "
WINK has heea ghe beat done Ia she
history 81 this church IA Texas. Il Il
expected thar Yully i thuusand dele
gatcg will he En attendance AZ this
convention.
The first session VIII Ri that Of
shas Christian NaaanS Beard of
II Essi0ns Mes ] J. Jarvis. presi-
dent. Miss Bertha G. Mason, sfera-
targ. Mrs. En1ma Ritter, suparinsand
ont ot tho Juniors Then follows the
educational session under tho diFec-
tlon Of i. f.. Shirley, president rf
Tie board Of directors; Colby p.
Hall, educational secretary; and pr.
Clinton Lookhart. president Texas
Christian University The benevolent
associations and Sunday school work
viii also have places on the program.
On Tuesday night June llth, the
Texas Christian Endeayor conveu~
tion will begin Its session and Will
hold three sessions a day until ana
| including the night of ths hRtn 9
very fine program has been pfep&re0
The railroads have 0iven low f1Aa
With the seilinx dateA June SIN ~
Ifcr trains reaching Fort Wortn g
tie morning or June 7th. ana 6
: June 10th and for all trains feac
q ing Fort Worth on June llth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01

Nta recent meeting of the Dallas
school board Miss Bertn Curlin OF
this city was elected GO e. position VA
tb. sehoals ~ that city for NEXT
wear This action of the Dallas board
was quite 1 surprise 90 Misc Curli"
ar She was not an applicant fog a
place thcrc aud bad already been rr-
elected fo trr 1.d position ih 'h'
..toola of ths sju Shs has ialshi
In rh, schools of WnNrha,bir a"t'
sI f,an hnd boo ritrn und.' .'p'i'''
ploof pg ter rfnelenrf ar H tr'eh'.
$40 has resigned t0. Fa0r ncr" ''
.,.am th, position rendered hel N
.frr u.ua Do1ut
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
SUMMER is COMING.
Weather Bureau Announces Change
After Monday.

Washington, June 1.-The Weath-
or bureau last night announced that
all records were broken by the 10"
mean temperature during the last
two months and made this forecast;
Temperatures will continue com
paratively low Saturday and SUNDAY
over the eastern portion of the couh-
try and will change only little in the
extreme west. over the cehtrai po'
tions it will be warmer by sunday
The entire section east of the MIS-
sissippi may expect cool weather ana
rain Saturday and Sunday. From re-
cent indications the weather VIII
turn warmer Monday and after thal
we will have real summer weather.
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ptnDRti: BtI WI>tk.
shreveport Man \ic''m'Aed for '""
Thousand Dollars.

Memphis. Tenn. june l,-PeteF
l.ny. dalrymnu of shreveport lett
Memphis last night 10 return home
and begin life over again, poorer
he states. 10 the extent OF $lp,ve"
than when he left the LOUISIANA
eity "Wednesday In company with an
of few days. man
wbo gave his maine as Marluo, TO
seek u suitable locality to embark
ln business.
Law elalms chat he met Mauno'
who claimed chat be- had extensive
pfopsfty Interests ia Ncw oflenuf'
.bout Ne,k uso. aud it was pfnpor- b
al tbat they form a partnership 'pN
ru-are ln bu.Inee prldins to COME
fa Memphis nu "a proHpf,unF i'p.
.fsf. "Wednesday afttr the hsuhs bad
slas.d. thc} piaced thc,f eawiai.
.sfr.uaa. tuo thirds of which nc''nF
I'd rs raF. lB a ~ n0x nad h1f.fd i.
In F.. a.au af shreveport utorf sea-
.tis Arrluua in Memrhis iho m'n
r.m-lrsl fsecthtl Cos ealt ho1ff.
uhrr lat states Mariuo fifappf
et an,l herfowiug $50.
Aatf.,s fsom shreveport ffi'ha
unow lay requested to .etnfr ths
anrs~s trrasafr stated ssat ihe ho'
m.. recovered Hat na oouisnr eer'
eor,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
THE SLIT LOG DRAG.
Those Who Have Tried II Are
Pleased With Results
M. Hogue said while IN Q

+. M. Hogue said while In Town
Monday that he and John Batchiel
were using split log drag on the
Waxahachie and Ferris road De-
tween Frog Pond school house ana
bie form with telling effect He said
Frank and Tom Jeffers were aiso
using the drag on the road near
their farms. Mr.. Hogue SAID theE
had Just begun using the drag ana
the Improvement in the road Where
II is used is wonderful. we under
stand Sam Hammontree is having a
drag made and will begin USING 1t
as soon as it is finished. Let the
good work go on. Ferris Wheei-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
SHOWS raJaMas-
fie Eush~s to Say Hello To AN Is
srnsbttsi Crowd

Ifilisdale. Mich, June l.-Dresf-
dent Roosevelt and his party uasssd
through this city shortly before
o'clock yesterday morning. \ large
crowd of citizens had scongrngased al
the depot to meet tbs chief txscu-
tive and he dispensed Dee-lAght-
Sd smile to ths aasanhied thfoas
At Angola. wherA tha s1ecaaA -
rived psfcrs o'sar - u lslsa ~
lto 4 lnrxa cts,W 81
lnnd ! iunx -
lturrsA On rss - IN al,scaai ~ ".
, when the special came e. StYp ths
: lpresident hastily threw = .onaoser
coat over + 6pink paiamas and pull
ling on OF trousers ana aoi
aias soIAe - te socks; Jumped aL.t
his slippers Jnd rushed 70 the pat
Q form OF theJ car He reacned tne
Inlatform before he got his light over
coat well on and his left arm was
Istill hunting for the sleeve when ne
faced the gathered mult1fude-
Good morning to everybody
| shouted the president. Il had haroiy
prepared to make my appearance.
but I am glad to see YOU.
With this the president gave
typical Rooseyeltian duck OF his
head. looking downward at the
crowd he began to laugh heartily.
Then every body in the crowd began
laughing and there were cries OF
'sBuIlv for Teddy and more laush-
ter Finally the engine gave a whis-
tie. the fireman rang the bell ana
the special began its fight to annl-
hilate space.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
POPULATION OF DALLAS.
Official Census Shows 1..6.S Per'
sons Living in City Limits.

Dallas. Texas, June 1.-Offlcial
census of the city of Dallas complet-
ed under the supervision of Census
Commissioner John G.. Hunter,
shows the city of Dallas TO have
population of II, ,61S persons Wlthlh
her city limits and 372o in her su-
burbs. making a total of Sl,S3V'
These figures are by actual count OBJ
tanned by 80 census enumerators al
ter canvass of more than TWO
weeks. They are sworn TO by the
census commissioner. and VIII be ae-
cepted by the United States govern
ment and used In determining the
wages TO be paid postoffice employ
as here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01
TWO OFFICERS SHOT |
Il Shse1taa Atgfsy t3(ws In NtAstaa
riaa al nallas.

DalEss tes faap "a aaa%s8
snw afrry 50 lAe a1a1a gasr arennsss
s&aggee gEpk yesterday atsesnuseu VI
I'd Ntnffes. agfsc@g En ehagga If lte
fais aae9 augife maa sounded Ia TIE
haea RI tbe i.es5l ard l9 tha FsEht
saca spacal officer r q g@meroa
wa4 ssso, through she hsaf. Special
0sfieef lienFy Hill wha il said to
haee ieken part In the ne}ee. waa
au3ngG d Officer Nlnfrey a0amaa
are u& considered DANGEROUS, bns
Camera waana "a serious otae
Winyr scent 10 hlg home and
Cameron was taken 10 nia residences,
.2tl sou1h Haskell avenue. Several
phy slelans sare hastily summoned.
The trouble IL said to haYe origin
lated iu ottef written by the park
board aud demanding q return of the
sadgta u special policemen worn hy
isil and Cameron, who are pforrie-
tors IF the Fair paris skating rink
IOuice Winfrey II said to have asked
Tor these badges 4 quarrel ensuel
.and the shooting began.
The shooting caused much excite
meut and big crowd soon gathered
Few persons were inside The rink
when the firing commenced. Those
who we're there made hasty exits.
Examination developed the fact
that one bullet had struck Cameron
In the breast and came into contact
with a rib The bullet was thus turn
cd and 1t cane out at the right side.
According to the physicians who at
tended him, his wounds are not fa-
ltal
NJ L. Brown, who resides across
the street from Mr.. Winfrey, states
that Mr.. Cameron told him how the
trouble occurred, which was about
as follows
'Mr Winfrey, who has charge of
the park police, demanded Gamer
| ons badge. Cameton told Winfrey
that he had rather give up the badge
/ to anybody but he (Winfrey ans
from this they became Involved =
1.-THE altercat ton"
u [ asss isk ~ made s,a not ese tara I9,'Gr +
she, MAT. mat ths I'D Aplsamer5n- ! WI
81 81 ..tside the Atag (fad nv attentio
~ the prope1 IN into his offic
80 Sof s vhhi'gclRpistol from him. Th
trouble originated from an orde
from the park board ordering tn
special police commission held ~
Hill and Cameron to be canceleu
These orders were placed IN nS
| hands about noon.
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r. ]. Bales, who is superinIendlhg
n farm near Wichita Falls for the
Texas Realty company, came NOME
Thursday night to remain untll the
rains cease. He reports gloomy crop
prospects in that section OF 'he
state The grain crop this year VIII
be almost complete failure ana
corn is only fairly good. On account
of the heavy rains cotton viii be sew
eral weeks late.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01

The charter roll of the Philanthea
class which was organized at the
Methodist church last SUNDAY morn
ing. will Dee completed tomorrow
an the names given for enrolment
last SUNDAY and the names OF those
who wish 10 join tomorrow VIII he
entered in this roll All Young la
dies of the city are invited TO JOIN
the class. The lesson for tomorro"
win he found iu Exodus 3.l-ll.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-01

Thf a. ~ a. naarOtil 'e'"
ntat ta CnueFE Ctrri ,rtipr''A,
aftcruoon ana p1yra the Howard
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