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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
WILL BE BURIED IN BRADFORD.
Mrs. I. c. Blake and Nephew Had Been
Visiting That Town.

Concord, n. H., Sept. 17.-Mrs. Lu.
thera G. Blake, who was killed In the
Canaan wreck, lived at 54 Hawthern
street, West Somerville, for the past
three years, nth her resided nephew
Ernest a. Batcneder, who was also a
passenger on the Inflated train and bad
nm ankle broken, and niece, Mrs An
mic Batchelder.
Both Mrs. Blake and Mr.. Batcaelder
were returning home from Bradford
W., where they had passed a vacation
The dead woman Jwts 90 years old
and the widow Of George RI. filake,
The body is here at Concord. the
rieee, Miss Batchelder, has arrived Ia
rake arrangements for the funeral and
burial, which will be at Bradford, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
Shell Exploded Within d
Shield
AFTER TARGET PRACTICE
One Lieutenant, Two Cadets and d staff
Officer and "a Men Killed
Their Bodies Fearfully
Mutilated.

Toxic, Sept. III. Forty of Ahe crew
Of the battieship Kashima of the Jap
anese navy were killed and injured IN
the explosion Of 12inch shell within
the shield after target practice near
Kure on September d. One Lieutenant,
two cadets and staff officer and ~
men were killed Two officers and Xix
men We're seriously wounded and may
die. III ii not certain whether the shell
exploded or the powder which caught
fire after the breach was reopened for
re-loading. Exact details are lacking.
a majority Of the bystanders were fear.
fully mutilated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
4eo KILLED ON RAILWAYS.
Years Statistics For Canada Made
Public.

Ottawa, Sept. 17-The returns Of
railway accidents made to the Railway
Commission for the twelve months up
to April 10 last show that there was
400 Killed and 603 injured on Canadian
railways. This Is made up Of AZ pas.
scngers Killed and 210 injured, 2i2 en-
ployes killed and 317 injured The
number Of others killed was 2O6, the in
iared. 76 There were 4t persons killed
and 20 injured on level crossings, rs
we're killed and 32 injured by trespass
on right Of way and 46'were killed and
% injured In working on the trucks. IN
head -on collisions 80 were killed and
100 injured Sixty-one bodies were
found on tile track and railway bridges,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
Jordan HAN, at st. Adams Opens With
20 Boys.

st. Aibans, Sept. 17.--Jordan Hall,
the new boarding school for boys, was
opened this morning with an enrolment
Of 20 boys. IT is expected that the
total number will later reach 40. The
faculty with c. L. Jordan. NJ, Al, for.
meFly Of Norwich university, as head
master consists Of eight men and
women. The students have arrived and
represent eight different states and
three foreign political divisions The
school Is located in the old Worthing
ton G. Smith residence which was pur-
chased last November and remodeled for
the school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
LAD WHO STOLE $4,000
PLEADES GUILTY IN COURT
Winfred Marsan, the Eighteen-Y Year Old
Lad Of Springfield, Mass, in the
United States District
Conrt.

Boston, Sept. l7.-~Winfred Marsan Of
Springfield pleaded guilty in the United
States district court today to embezzling
5000 from the Chicopee National bank.
Since the bank has recovered the money
aud the boy Is only Is, il is likely that
Ne Will he placed On probation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
pREcE on nEEF RAIsEp.
The Trust Orders Wholesalers to AdE
One Cent Pound to Prices.

Chicago Sept H.-Capping the CHI
max to a summer of high prices, and
signalling the advent Of dismal win-
ter, the beef trust in Chicago yesterday
raised the price Of meat.
With formal order to wholesale
market dealers Of raise Of one cent
per pound, beginning yesterday, the
packers also warned the dealers to look
ont for sensational increase in prices
before fall.
Within week the dealers were warn
ed to expect increase ranging from two
to four cents per pound.
The round steak, the kind the average
man eats. sold for l5 and l8 cents q
pound Saturday. Monday the price was
raised to the housewife about two cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
LADIES OF CLAN GORDON.
Have Outing With About $50 Present.
An Enjoyable Time.

Ladies Of Clan Gordon held their pic
mic Saturday afternoon with about $50
Clan Ladies and families in attendance.
The weather was all that could be de-
sired and a most enjoyable time was re-
ported BY all The afternoon was spent
in races by young and old, and dancing
but The most exciting feature OF the
day was foot ball game between the
married and single ladies', although
neither scored goal, the game was
without doubt the married ladies'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
WATCH THIEF IN COURT.
Some Extenuating Circumstances Which
Made the Fine Light

Burlington, Sept. l7.-E. f. HILL who
was arrested Saturday night for the
larceny Of watch valued at $50, the
property Of Mrs. Mae Monta Of Battery
street, was arraigned in city court yes
terday morning. He pleaded guilty and
as the watch was recovered by Mrs.
Monta and there We're other extenuating
circumstances, he was merely fined S.
and costs of S7.45, which he paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
Jesse Rice Of East Highgate
Does Stunt
ILL NEARLY TEN MONTHS
~ Now Regaining Ills Health and Only
Recently Walked to the Railroad
Station, Half Mila Away, ana
Back.

East FEighgate, sept. III. Jesse Rice,
whose age il said To be nearly % years
and who has been III iii health since
last November, il now regaining his
health, and one day recently did the re-
inarkabIe stunt for man Of his age Of
walking from his home to the railroad
station, distance of half mile, and
back again,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
ANOTHER PASSENGER
RUNS INTO FREIGHT
Collision on Lehigh Valley Road Today
Injuries Many-Aeeident in
Tunnel.

Easton, Pa, Sept TIA Lehigh Val
ley through express from Buffalo 10 New
York, ran into freight train in the
Pattenhurg N. j.. tunnel this morning,
Many Of the passengers are reported in
iured. The tunnel Is about a mile long,
and great difficulty is expected in get
ting out the injured and the wreck
a fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
FELL FROM sILo, KILLED.
DensIow Herrick Of Brookfeld Dies From
Fall.

Brookfeld, Sept Denslow Her
rick was at Fri Batchelder's last Friday
helping 10 remove the roof Of an out Of
door sio when he fell from the top,
striking on timber below He sustained
fatal injuries and died in short time.
The funeral was held Sunday at ten
o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
NoRrH MoNrpELIER.

Uncle Mart llollister still remains very
III.
Miss Nellie Clifford Is WORKING for
Mrs Theo, CLARK.
Mira Henry t.liapin, wio has been sicS
Il able 70 be out again.
Mrs. Ephie Pray and son, George, re.
turned home Friday night.
Mrs D I.awless and daughter, Minnie,
are yisiting ii Richmond, Shorbrooke,
and South Newbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
FuRRIERs ON STRIKE.
Several Arrested on Charge Of Intimi-
dating Non Union Men.

New York, Sept l7-Street disorder
growing ont Of the strike Of 5000 fur
riers resulted in the arrest Of nearly a
score Of strikers yesterday The strik.
ers congrcgated in the iurrier district
and complaints were made that non.
union men were being iDtimidated The
police were compelled to make several
arrests before the crowds could be dis.
pers0d.
The fiirricrs went on strike yesterday
rs The result Of the lockout Of 5000
furriers saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
rsRAEL's DAY OF SORROW.
Yom Kippur, "a Hours of AtOnement,
Starts at Sunset.

Beginning at sunset tonight and last.
ing until The stars car be seen in the
heavens tomorrow evening, eYom Kip
pur," the day of atonement, will be rig.
idly observed by all Hebrews.
"Yom Kippur" is one of the most
ancient Of all Jewish festivals, and no
orthodox Hebrew will break fast by
food or drink, not even glass of water
being allowed TO pass his lips. The
men win abstain from smoking during
these "a hours of self denial.
Services in this city among the few
Hebrew families will be held at the
home of II. A. Segel during this evening
and all day tomorrow, conducted BY
Rabbi Bobroye, and assisted By Rev.
James Segel Of Burlington, father of
Harry A. segel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
ON WAY 10 GET FAMILY.
H. D. Stevens of Hartford Was Killed
on Wrecked Train.

Boston, Sept ia wife and three
young children living in Boston today
mourn the loss of II D. Stevens Of Hart
ford. VI, one Of the victims of the train
wreck at West Canaan, N. II.
Stevens was ON his way TO Boston ia
take bis wife and children 70 their old
home at Musquodit Harbor. M s.. and
was on board the express which was
wrecked Sunday morning His name is
on the list Of dead, The otody Of this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
EcLAr eRAN1rE 90. INcoRPoRArED
Capital Stock Of sso,Ooo-To DO Quar-
rying and Cutting.

A new granite corporation tiled afti-
eles at the secretary Of state's office yes
terday The Eelat Cranite company Of
Barre, to carry on a qnarfying and gen
eral granite business IN Barre. Their
capital stoek a $4,000. which Il divd.
I'd into 500 shares. The subscribers are
Ballista Albisetti Alfred f. Lcbomeau,
George Hoyt, Walter d. Sutherland and
John Mcdonald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
OPENED TODAY.
6ist Annual Caledonia County Fair To-
day Began at ST. Iohnsbury.

ST. Johnsbury, sept, II. The 6lst an
mal Caledonia county fair opened to.
day for a three days meeting. The ex-
hibit in hiooded cattle Is particularly
strong. There is big entry Of fast
horses for the races, with Charles Tay-
lor, the White River Junction centenar-
ian, as one OF the attractions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
NJ. s. ALUMNI BANQUET.
Postprandial Exercises at Montpelier
seminary-No Football Game.

Montpelier, Sept members Of the
Young Alumni association of Montpelier
seminary gathered there nearly so strong
yesterday afternoon and evening for the
annual reunion and banquet. The foot
ball game. advertised for yesterday ST.
ternoon between the alumni and the
seminary team, did not materialize. The
Rev. Fred Daniels of Barnet acted as
toastmaster at the banquet, which was
held last evening in the dining hall In
strumental and vocal music was furnish
ed by the students, the Rev. 4. J. Hough,
pastor Of Trinity church, read an original
poem written for the occasion, and the
Rev. DR.. L, A. Bishop, the principal,
spoke on "The Future Of the Seminary"
Brief remarks were also made by mem
bers Of the Alumni association snd Of
the student body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
Lnsitanin,a sitter shin.

schiclds, Eng, Sept. III The CuDard
liner Mauretania, a sister ship 70 the
Lustania, left her moorings IN the River
Tyne this morning and started on her
preliminary sea trials, which will last
three days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
ADDITIONAL LETTER cARRIER.
Additional Mail Delivery VIII De Made
on Main Stxeet.

Through the efforts Of Postmaster
Bisbee an additional letter carrier has
been allowed to Barre, though only for
half time. By this increase In the
carrier service the free delivery Of mail
viii be extended to include Johp street
from Berlin, an additional delivery daily
on Beacon street and part Of Frank
lin and a. new business delivery on
Main street at 1915 daily, taking in
the mail arriving on the noon train
from Boston and the 1915 train from
the north
This additional carrier win give Barre
a total of seven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
cHINEsE DEFEAr AMERIcANs.
Honolulu Athletic Club Wins Match by
Score Of 2 to 6.

Honolulu, Sept l7.-Thc base bali
team Of the United States cruiser Colo
RADIO was defeated BY q nine Of the Chi
nese Athletic club Sunday. The score
stood seven to six.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-17
roMAsr CASE CONTINUES.
Defendant Putting in His Side II The
Case.

Montpelier, Sept. 17.--Trial Of the
breach Of promise case OF Massucco vs..
Tomasi was resumed when Washington
county court reconvened yesterday af-
ternoon. The defendant was ON the
stand nearly all the afternoon. He
denied in toto and with wrath some Of
the statements made by the plaintiff In
her testimony, and claimed that he
brought her TO America 10 work In his
family. Ills testimony was taken
through an interpreter. The case is
stIll on today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
HE CNREESSED THE 6lkL>.
Members of Illinois Pastors tloch
Bring More serious Charges

DanviIe, m, April 1S.-Rev'
George Remission, pastor of the First
for Southwestern. Harris and lsbeil.
has been held to the grand jury IN
$500 bonds on charges made by
four girls. all under sixteen years
old. and members of his church. They
accuse the pastor of carressing them
in his study and some of them make
more serious charges.
Judge Osborne held the pastor lo
the grand jury specifically ON the
charges preferred by Miss florenc"
puusworth. She testified that she
WAS wTonged when she went 20 the
pastors study October .. 1906, to
make plans tor % party. Miss oll'e
orlea. Miss Rhra Geiser and Miss ls'
abelie tlodgc testified to almost sim
llar experience.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
A RIVER JOURNEY IN CARS.
The Unique Trip Planned by
Railroad Manager.

bloomington, H., April lS.-Ihe
General manager of the Chicago ana
Eastern Illinois road, MI Mliier
and n marty of friends will occupy
two private cars which are TO De
loaded upon two river barges ana
then towed behind a steamer To New
Orleans The party left Chicago sun
day night. on a special train for Jop-
pa the southern terminal OF lhe
Eastern Illinois on the Ohio river.
\ specially prepared incline from
tho railroad to the wharf, on which
the cars can be- moved TO the harges
bas been constructed steam ana
compressed air will be conveyed
from the TOWING steamer 90 the pri-
yats ears on the barges, the steam
f,v heating purposes and the com
pressed air 20 pump hot ana '''u
, water into the ears and also to op'''
ate "a small dynamo which VIII t"''
uish electric light.
I The party will occupy two private
ears ana there will bee "a baggage cav
for the storage of supplies. The lTip
down the Ohio and Mississippi tN'
4 cre viii be- leisufely oue. Ntte'
I reaching New Orleans toug ot ths
south will boz made and The ear
,iu h. returned Ga the north of"'
|, the Lauisyllle aud Nashville railway
,rhe paFty wlll he absent sever"
1 wgskN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
DEATH LIST SWELLING


City ~ Mexico. April ls-0wing
To the great aifflcuny In establish
ing communication with th. citi.s
which suffered from the recent earth
quake. details ar. coming TO this
city very slowly Each succeeding tn
telIigenca magnitIea instead OF di-
minlshing the extent OF the disaster
From the latest reports IL ia learned
that the earth Is no9 stiii In the re
gion which was sorely afflicted but
the last shock occurred as late as
noon yesterday. In the list of known
dead. which now totals fifty, and of
the injured. which approximates 500
are many names Of Mexieans promin-
ent in official and social life OF the
region. So far. the name OF no Am
erican or other foreigner has appear
ed In the meager list of dead and In
jured sent to this city. although
many are residents of the district af-
flicted, being engaged in mining and
agricultural pursuits. The country
most damaged is particularly rich
territory.
One of the most remarkable stor-
les OF miraculous escapes from death
in this earthquake. or perhaps any
other. came from Santa Julia yes
terday. In that colony is located the
Salesiano college. school for chill
dren. The building was a new struc-
ture and supposed to be earthquake
proof. When the big shock came Sun
day night over a hundred children
were asleep in the building. Thirty
| five Of these, together with teachers,
succeeded in leaving the building be-
| fore the second story and the roof
| fell When the Mortified teachers
counted their charges and found
| that seventy were missing, they i'm
provised rope ladders and assembled
to where they believed they would
| find the mangled remains OF the
missing pupils. Their surprise and
| Joy was unbounded when they reach
ed the highest point OF the ruins and
found the terrified children clingint
to beams and rafters. Not one wal
even injured. The roof In falling haa
40 rested on the beams that an ope
space was left over the pi4css vher
1.-The little ones had sough4 arefuS
The children we're safely conveye
to the ground.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
TO FORM TRAIN BOARD.
Probability L. That Four Haii"ass
VIII BE Participants.

Fort Worth. Tex, April ia
proposition has been made to the TT
Worth and Denver and the Frisco to
ioiu with the Trinity and Brazos Val
lev and the Rock Island in the train
board systcm. which was to nave
been arranged between the Trinity
and Brazos valley and the R'cN Is
land alone.
The matter has been taken to Ia
yorably by the two roads when
were recently asked 90 come iu, ana
In an probability the four roads viii
Jointly form the train board The
Trinity and Brazos Valley will thi7
coming season. make a great play
for the cotton business TO Galveston
and with the help of the train board
formcd jolatly witb these other lines
tho territory will bc cntircls cover
t,t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
MEETS SECOND DEFEAT
SssiAsesiua usivrNiy A1ssa etfssitt
N ne lsea Nsst

Yesterday afternoon Trinity again
defeated Southwestern University
bt a score of 20 2 The ganau waa
eioae and hard fought, each tcafu
earning three runs y White opened
the fireworks tu the Second, wgth 3
three bAggar to deep center Hicks
was there with tn. goods, getting a
clean single. White crossed the pan
for ihe first score. Hendricks struck
out. Daniels hit TO center for two
bases. scoring Hicks Stoker singled.
NeAnuity went 10 first on "a tumble
hy Johnson. Hamilton singled. seoT~
Ing Daniels stoker was caught at
the plate. Shanley htt to Johnson
forcing out Hamilton, retiring the
until the sixth White struck out.
Hicks was safe on first on error by
short stop Hendrix hit to Johnson
forcing out Hicks at second. but was
safe at first, stole second and scored
when Daniels hit safely the third
time, Stoker struck out retiring the
side. South western University got
three runs In their half of the sixth.
Houston beat out a slow one TO short
stop. Johnson beat out a bunt, Brown
hunted and was safe on first, filling
the bases McLain hunted, Daniels
threw high 10 the plate and Houston
and johnson scored. McLain hit to
McAnulty. Brown scored. but Nc
Lain was out at first. Isbell flew out
| to Hendrix, Williams was put out
by Shanley at first, retiring the side.
This ended the scoring although
Trinity had three men on bases In
the ninth when Stanley fouled out
to the catcher, retiring the side.
Daniels work on the slab and at the
bat, was easily the feature.
The score in detail:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
u> ~.p,I. of ut\hs'


cav ~ Mexico. April , tftA At'
.5,s.s received announce thst thc
ralts4 states guub0s' ffinfet"A Ai
-tsas as salina Cruz yesterday ul'fn'
,ww witb Manuel noniiia. fofmefi'
rresl4eng - Honduras. an n"afa to.
Aav fha teFras ~ pmace lt waa #ef"Fi
,hat pfeslaoat nomll.a seaasd aNstf.
g.vtsal America avid if it @iH9H'aff
,s.t a.. aft maAe Me0lsH hia hefnc
fs is aat uAcir ihag Ffesia''n' $50
ana vii remain on the Nesf es'af
.efs fans fa fart. Pc waa staffd h''is'
D. als frsemds fhai hs eouid 'n al.
probability lsavo saiina rFuf inf uae
.-tf. Il Msslru ns onco arfifia# h"ff
ah.snf @amAs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
REFUSED W MI NJ lion


III Paso. Tea April i> Federal
fnase Naxrf Yesterday refused to
grant an Injunction against loeai
tickrt brokers on application ot thc
Roek Island wlitnad COMPANY. The
hsokeFs. auswyr,ns thn railroad p
application declared chat she Gus
~ats.s somuIslned of wefo authorife,l
hx traffic atsotlaseua. whieh thef
aUeec8 arr tfustf nr .iiekal roinhita'
sisus ard therefore deserve uo pro
festsau IuJsr Mas.f asa un' rulF "n
shs .esug. s.mNff aHHnHHriuE pr t"r
aufmd aampgrF rrtesf tao rAfF
b.. aWui4 nat grant hu Injunction
fs.. ...t.nnnr aifHwnH fne watfgr 'u
a5 HtaH WFf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18
MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED.
Merger of Three Presbyterian Semi
naries to BE Considered.

Cincinnati. o.. April 1S.-A mer-
ger involving Presbyterian proper
ties aggregating millions of dollars
is TO be brought up in the sehera'
assembly of the Presbyterian church
of the United States, which VIII open
its session May 1G in Columbus. The
proposition is the consolidation Oh
the Lane Theological Seminary, the
great Mccormick Theological Semih-
ar,. in Chicago and the Western The
ological Seminary In Pittsburg.
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CHANGE IN DIVISIONS
,.~,a.sts tasvcut Regarding ifs"s 90
nats Management,

rgpoFt is eaffvgt iu fuiiI'Na '.f-
tf,s ttat fhs mauaErsaeut 'f 'hf
Wtuouri Ksusas aaa re,a f pisn-
nire to msts ehanro in 'fr terri
to.e ~ several divisions lt rs plau'
mesa lt l. fsta. fo shnrten tho terFt'
totv of acvsfa% sapTfiuiendf"is $50
nnw ha,e mese fhan 'hrf 0aH f'H
venioutfv sftend to
rtr rrHaft ssuse ttAi7ttf
sta Narh r,sas alviArn fAn ditit
.ar \. nat saah a four nny At 'o H.i'
.se~ hnf n Es samt rsomr sH tH"
lffauEsinsnt.
Maus ef ths railroads haSr ent
Ia. t.-.n shartmninT divisions ana
Aasw fuuwA th~ piam 'n @oFA rNt''s''s
tnelx well nensNau Meraio
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YOUR HAT

Unw - Z D4y1AaA o., ~ u 11aaDaO
E1UunAo.
n - - vnnalay buyo . Nnk xnnkn -
I asNaa.' 0u4 - unoA0eA - - 0AA -
l5'T.a6s. 49,. - 1suSa1ahx mere nnnsr
oua every day HAts make exceifen
breeding places for the parasitic germ
which sap the life from the roots OF tn
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out an<
vour scsiD In fuIl OF Dandru6 Il II Z
! suro sign that these countless germs ars
busiiy at work.
There is but ono way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way Is
to apply Newbro's Herpicfde to the
scalp-it will kill the germs and healthy
hair Is sure to result
Solo by leading druggists. Send l0c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Two sizes-5o cents and s1.o0.
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The story telling honr Tor the Gnu
lren at the Sims Library VIII DE
omitted saturday afternoon. April
go ON account Of Mrs. sherwood 5
lecture. which will he at 4 o'clock.
This lecture is given under the aus
plees OF the shakespeare club. The
subject will bo How to Enjoy Ple'
tures. or the Message ~ Art "a LIE.
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American Lady q Victim.

City Of Mexico, April 1S.-News
Of the death of the first American
who was killed in the recent earth-
quake reached the office of the Asso-
ciated Press last night. She was Sc
nora Inez Bonilla Of Chilpancingo,
wife of the former secretary or the
governor of the state of Guerrero.
Her maiden name or birth place
could not be ascertained.
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Score Dy innings. N II II
Trinity 3 0 0 | 0 o O-4 IL .
Southw. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-3 z
Summary: Earned runs, Trinity
8: Southwestern, 5. Three base hits,
n White Two base hits, Daniels.
Base on balls. off Harris, l. Struck
out, by Daniels S; by Harris .. Bat
terry: For Trinity, Daniels and sims
for Southwestern, Harris and lsbell'
Time 1:25. Umpire. Poindexter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-18

Madrid, April 1S.-Severe earth-
ouake shocks were felt yesterday at
Fortosa and at Murcla. Mnch uaiiaso
was done, but no casualties nave
been reported.