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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

Ft. Worth--On sale April 2Sth, 29th
and morning train Of goth Rate

Ft. Worth--On sale April 2Sth, 29th
and morning train of goth. Rate
$1.70. Limit May I'd.
Rate SEQ. Limited TO leave San
Antonio May 10th.
Birmingham, Ala.-On sale MAY IL
TO ~ and IA. Rate $1,000. Limit
ed to leave Birmingham not later
than May 30th.
Stamford sale May Sth Rate
s9.45. Limited to leave Stamford
May 18TH.
Houstou-O sale May 9th Rate
$3.50. Limited to leave Houston
May 12th.
McKinuey-On sale May 7th Rate
$3.50. Limited 10 leave Mckinney
not later than May 18th.
Austin and return s;.O5. account
Texas Federation of Labor. ON sale
May + o.. Limit MAY l4th.
Los Angeles or San Francisco and
return $4,000 On sale April 25th
fo May 18th inclusive Limit July 81.
Mexico city and return s32.25.
on sale APRIL 25th 70 May 18th in
elusive Limit July 31st.
Mineral Wells On sale May 9th
and 9Th. Rate $3.50. Limited 20
leave Mineral Wells NOT later
chan MAY lith
Norfolk. Na-Aceauut Jamestown
Exposition. on sale May 1st 10
November goth Rate $3.50. FIJI
teaa DAYS limit For other dates
rates and llIuits call ~ AZ q. g..
ua-seuesr depot 0r esa
E- pass pu sale April e., .ud 600.
gatc ffrFu Limited .u Iott, EI
rH.u uHf .strr fhau W.r
u.,ar1N. Tenn On alr 8ay 30
.rG ff Rate s.sus Limited to
l,afe Dickson mot 'sfrE fbsu Mas
.fft
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Singers for Stuart Revival.

The pastor music committee and
congregation of the Methodist
church deeply appreciate the inter
est and willingness shown by all
singers of the city irrespective of de-
nomination to take part in the song
service and chorus during this series
of services and we want those singers
at all times to be perfectly at home
with us, free of all restraint. Mr..
Excel is a leader of song with many
years of experience and we feel CRATE
full to be associated with him at this
time in this work. 1t is a privilege
from which every singer will derive
benefit beyond the fact of the aid
they render in the inspiration and
pleasure they give to others. This
song service will not be the least
feature of the revival and to this end
the committee hopes each and all
singers of the city will meet promptly
at 1:i5 at the Methodist church Fri
day and Saturday nights for prae-
tice The special song books OF MI
Excel have arrived and will be used
and Mr.. Wear of Trinity University
has kindly consented to take charge
of the chorus practices on these
nights COMMITTEE Is
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Trinity defeated tsaYlnt University
Yesterday afternoon h9 @ccfe u
20 Tfugty did hsr scoring "a IA.
fraa innlaF. after t~a hands @eT"
dos o. isaasilfua Ass his b. pitches
sail ahAnleY singled fins hiI a
had houneeF 80 willie. who thTew
wila tp firat. filling the hahes Capt
White onded tbs suspense *lth q
stnan siagie "a Jeff Namilt0u aud
shAaia4 scoring. sluH Eoing "a third.
White dfsw the bali "a second and
Sims scored before i, could be return.
ID a. the plate \ waite struck oni
retiring she side. II sah one two.
fhrea until the fourth whon Punch
ard for n.tgor. icd off with three
twpgur talep willie sent oat. Shan
lea fo HAMILTON Cote hit long fly
lo center and i'unchaFd tapped the
rubber. Cole waa ran down between
second and third. Huff struck out,
retiring the side This ended the
scoring but for q running catch by
stokrr. q BcieW line drive. In the
seventh Baylor would have tied the
score Both pitchers did excellent
eyark. Eamondsou allowing but one
hit aud Cole seven.
GgnFa In DffnfI
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. PERSONALS. .


tks toiesch at Ennis waa in the
city to-day
Wallace aessaiFa IL Dallas sasvas
last nlgh, 10 the city.
United States Deppsf Marshal x
N Wardea Of Dallas was IN sho eity
today
Bowd FarraF sont 10 Sand Lake
today 10 spend = s.w aaye hunting
and fishing
Mrs T. u Phillips IL ssek ~ she
hom. Of Claude Phillips ou West
Main street
Elmo aoaley. Oscar naolap. tr
John Redman. Clarence Hughes and
Fred Malone attended che dance ~
Ennis LAST nigh,
Mrs. Lou Moore aud daughter
Miss Ceclle. will 80 10 Dallas tonight
to visit Mse Mong.s brother Mr..
Tony Williams sud family foF fe~
days.
!. +. Mlnulck Of Henrietta. who
spent several days here on business
returned home this morning He was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs,
" II Ward, ~ Italy
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stuart and Excel.

A letter from Brother Stuart yes
terday states that he and Prof. Ex~
cell will arrive tomorrow, Saturday,
and that they will be in good shape
10 begin their campaign Sunday at
HOO O'Clock. Bro. Stuart has re-
fused TO go to Fort Worth and Waco
this week to assist in the prohibition
fights in each of these places that he
might be thoroughly rested and in
a condition to give us the very best
service possible. Mr.. Excel comes to
us with a national reputation as a
soloist and musical director. There
is no better known reviyalist and
singer than George K. Stuart and
Prof. E. O. Excel in the South to-
are completing a tabernacle that will
accommodate three or four thousand
people. Everything will be in readi-
ness by Saturday night. Now that
these men Will be with us only about
ten days, let nothing get in your way
! or keep you from being on hand
Sunday morning at the very first ser
vice and if possible be at every ser
vice during the entire meeting. If
YOU do you will regret it when YOU
learn what you have missed.
The choir will meet tonight at the
Methodist church for organization
and also tomorrow night at which
time Prof Excel will be on hand TO
complete the perfect organization of
the choir before the meeting begins.
1t is very necessary that all who will
take part in the singing be on hand
at each of these meetings that you
may be assigned your place. The spe-
cial prayer services at the Central
Presbyterian churches tonight and
tomorrow night will conclude the
week of special prayer meetings
which has been very helpful TO those
who have attended If YOU have not
been to any of the others don't miss
these. that YOU may be the more
thoroughly prepared for the worl,
that must he done by Won iu the
meeting J. r. MCCLURE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
DECORATION DAY.
Flowers VIII BE Strewn on Graves
Of Veterans SUNDAY Afternoon.

Sunday, May 2S at 3 O'Clock at the
Christian church, the Confederate
Veterans and United Daughters of
the Confederacy will have appropri-
ate and interesting memorial SER
vices for their Confederate dead.
The entire city is invited to partici-
pate. From the church they Will go
to the cemetery, where the graves
of the Confederates will be marked
with red and white bunting. AS flow
ers have been very scarce we would
those who have them send
ing or bringing them. The following
program will be rendered at the
church:
Invocation, Mr.. Mcpherson.
Hymn, choir
Address, Rev T. b. Criddle
Vocal Solo, Miss Mary Pierce.
"The Confederate Dead" poem,
Mrs. Watson.
Hymn, choir.
Address, w. l.. p, Leigh.
Hymn. Congregation.
Address, Mr.. Marchbanks.
Benediction. Rev. j. c. smith
Mr. Mcpherson, master of cere-
monies.
Miss Mamie Rogers, of the choir.
An invitation is extended to all
singers OF the town to come to the
choir. A cordial invitation is also Civ
en- the public to participate in these
services MRS. II. n. PETERS. Pres.
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Jur, ~tili Uriilperat,nu.

Althuurh the Jury haas had tue Bob
Fufd ease under Id,lsement since
Yesterday mofnins a verdict has not
Frr bvsu reached. Tho testimony of
tHu.r witnesses Wa- read tn tbe jury
yesterday afternoon frnm thr seua-
Eaut,r uutys
300. motion fur uew fFial ln thc
Wa.Itr Barrie ,ssv Nas oycfTused scs-
f..I. fts-uoUu Noii.H of appeal
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state of Ohio. city a. Toledo. Luca.

State of Ohio, City a. Toledo, Lucas
County. ss.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner ot the firm OF
=. j. Cheney s. Co. DOING business
In the city OF Toledo. County and
state aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured hy
the ufe 81 Halls CataUh Cure
FRANK D. CHENEY
sworn to before the and subsrrlt-
GA ln my presence. this Gth day ~
December. A. n 1855
lSeaD A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
UsllH Cafarrh Cure is taken iu-
.enaIIy and acts directly Uu the
blond 1rd mucous aurfaces of che
Fwem send FOR testimonial free
g. .. CHENEY A. co Toledo. a
Sold hy sll druggists. rFc
Talke HALLS Family pii's far
.Has'lpati0u
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Score by innings. X II II
Trinity > 0 0 0 0 @-3 D
BAYLOR 0 0 0 /. 0 0 OIL 3
Summary: Batterles- lflhltg'
Edmondson and Sims; Baylor, Cole
and Punchard. Struck out, by Ed
mondson IL; by Cole I. Base on pail,
off Edmondson /. Batters hit by
Cole / Three base hit. Punchard.
Earned run. Baylor 1. Time, l:3o.
Umpire. POindeXter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

Me3ra City Mrr ana aafam
EEa -r. an sale April 1sfl d May
ser. Inclusive. roruru imI' ralv 20
Norfolk Va. and returu tGE.TE.
sunf jamestown Exposition. dates
~ }e daiiv Way lst fo Sept aQth.
Lmlf Dec t5fh ~op-ovefa vll g.
allowed al regular SKINNER Aud
wiure- stop over poiuts. Fer farther
Information cali au the KATY
! r. GEORGE. Awent
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Transportation has changed -
once all shipments were by freight.
but almost daily the express wagon
stops at Crows with something new
for YOU In low shoes 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

Apnl .Gth bviaE the Eighty eighth
anniversary. WAsahaehle Lodge No
80 alll celebrate the occasion at
night by having "a social session. n
supper and possibly degree work.
Every member II earnestly request
ed to he present
WILL HALSTON. y &
c. Il GIBSON. Secy
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pieEtv ~ iron or fegr roofing az r
. Cronk Cos prices right II
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Read erie Want Ads
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Map paper for the school children
at the Daily Light office II
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24
ANSONIA.

Especial Journal Courier News Serviee.)
 Much interest is taken in the meet ing of the Jewish church which is to be held in thls city this evening. Trouble has been brewing among the members for some time which was in- creased at the services held in the synagogue on Colhurn street yester- day morning. A. caplan was called upon to conduct the services instead of the regular rabbi, Samuel Bern stein, The latters friends feel the slight tendered him and wil no doubt
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24
SHELTON.

Especial Journal Courier News Service )
 A few of those football players who were present at the meeting held last week at Nettleton's corner and who are very desirous of forming football eleven to represent Shelton are trying their utmost to get the many fine play CTS in this place enthused over the matter and it looks as though their efforts will succeed, What these few are aiming at is to arrange a schedule between elevens representing Ansonia, Derby and shelton and they think if fhis can be arranged that the attend ance at the games will be large enough to make the project feasible one. An sonia has two strong elevens while in Derby there Is the West Side Athletic club eleven and the Burtville Athletic
 association is talking of forming an
 eleven. A meeting to further this plan
 will be held shortly.
 -A-A-
 At the town meeting held in the town clerks office last evening 1t was voted to appropriate the whole amount
 s20,ooO, required to build macadamized
 roads and for repairs. Resolutions were
 also drawn up stipulating on what l roads the money should be spent. Edward Lsarkin, clerk in z. O, Boards grocery store, has purchased fine bull dog from New York parties. The annual report of the town health officer is now ready for distribution and shows the following figures: Meas les, 77 cases; scarlet fever, cases; diphtheria, S9 cases: whooping cough. 3 cases; typhoid fever, cases; tuber- culosis, 2 cases.
 g ---+-----4
 Walter Day and Samuel Robinson, who were arrested Saturday evening by Officer Barnes, were fined $7 and costs,
 which they paid, in the town court,
 yesterday morning.
 This evening all those young ladies
 who took part in the entertainments given at the last St, Joseph's fair are
 requested to meet in the chapel at 7:3O o'clock.
 Not so many who had planned to go to Beacon Falls last evening to attend the Derby c. L. union meeting went on account of the indictment weather, Still 1 a large number braVed the storm and attended the meeting. Rev. M. c. Grif- | fin of this place, was the chief speaker.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24
DERBY.

Special Journal-Courier News Seryiee.l )
 At the meeting of the board of edu- cation held in the city hallslast even ing the president, Lester Kennedy, was present, and members Thomas Mo- Mcleod, MT. Nettleton and Dr. Boards
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24
CREW BROUGHT HOME
New London Schooner Total Loss at
 San Domingo.

New York, Sept. 29.-The Clyde line steamer Cherokee, which arrived to-day from San Domingo, brought Captain Samuel H. Simmons and his crew of seven men of the American schooner Gracebelle Taylor, of New London, Conn, which went ashore on August 29 in squally weather on the Island of Macoris, San Domingo. The vessel was total loss. She was built at New London in 1894. Her tom mage was 45S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

up in the police court yesterday morn ing, Judge Bryant fixed next Saturday as the date for the hearing, because the state was not ready to try the cases.
 Mount Vernon chapter, R. A. M, will meet tonight in Masonic hall.
 Ansonia tent, K O. T M., will meet this evening in Foresters' hall.
 Danish Brotherhood meets tonight in German hall.
 Rev. Britt B. Schmitt, rector of Christ church, accompanied his son, Erhardt, yesterday to Philadelphia, where the latter will enter the Chest nut Hill academy for a course of study.
 The Children of Mary will meet this evening in the usual place. All mem bers are requested to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

To date the St. Francis Drum corps of Naugatuck, the Union City Drum corps, the Grenadiers of Milford, the Lancrafts of New Haven and the sey- t11our Drum corps have reported to the Derby Drum corps officers that they will be present to participate in the parade that is to precede the social Saturday evening of this week,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24
ANSONIA
 DERBY
 SHELTON

be heard from at the meeting this evening.
 The sixth annual convention of the Connecticut division of the Interna- tionaa Sunshine society will be held in this city to-day at the Congregational church, The morning session of the convention will open at 10 o'clock and the afternoon session at ? o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend the con- vention and as prominent speakers have been secured to make addresses at both sessions in all probability the church will be well filled with people interested, in this good cause.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

be held Friday evening, Nov. 1. Vince Ter & Wilson's orchestra of Bridgeport, the same that furnished music at the last ball, has been engaged for this years event also.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

The equinoctial storm which contin-
 ued all day yesterday interfered great ly with the plans of the Derby c, E. union. The union had secured g. spe- cial trolley which was to leave Wlse's corner at e:S0 o'clock to take the mem bers and friends to Beacon Falls where the union met. Owing to the storm, however, the special car was not talk en out of the barn and those who went
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

leye, superintendent of Schools Johr w. Peck and City Clerk Donohue were also present. The main faetor for calling the meeting was, as President Kennedy stated, for organization. The various committees were appointed by the president.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

When the cases of Klem PaIlako and Maxam Ploskon, charged with breach of the peace and mutual assault, came
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Tn the police court yesterday morn ing Judge Downs sentenced two trunks, Carl Arosnlusson and Peter Shepard, arrested on Sunday, to thirty days in jail. When Arosmusson, who is TO years old and resides on Bradley street, New Haven, heard his sentence pronounced he threw his hands up in despair and collapsed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

The annual meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Osborn on Caroline street this after noon at 2;sO o'clock
 The whist which the St. Mary's T. IA. 6 B. society, which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. Deg nan on Olivia street last evening, has been postponed indefinitely.
 Every night the R. M, Bassett Hook and Ladder Co.'S quarters on Third street are well filled with the mem bers who are drawn to Che rooms by the very interesting games that are being played in the pool tournament that is now going on. The ball com nnlttee has engaged the New Haven Decorating Co. to decorate Gould ar mory for the annual ball which is tc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

When the bids were opened by the finance committee last evening at 8 o'clock which they advertised for for the alteration of the sewer on Olivia street between Fifth and Sixth streets 1t was found that Edward Tracy was the lowest bidder and the contract was accordingly awarded to him. MT. Ma dorno was the next lowest bidder. Work on the alterations will be com menced immediately.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Q the meeting went up on the regular
 trolleys,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Mount Vernon chapter, R. A. M, will meet tonight in Masonic hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Richard Brassil, Joseph Wulffe and John Grady have returned from two days sojourn with friends in Wood- bridge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Danish Brotherhood meets to-nigh in German hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Ansonia tent, K. o. T, M., will meet this evening in Foresters' hall,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

This evening all those young ladie; who took part in the entertainments given at the last St, Josephs fair are requested to meet in the chapel at 7:5l o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-24

Walter Day and Samuel Robinson, who were arrested Saturday evening by Officer Barnes, were fined $7 and costs, which they paid, in the town court, yesterday morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08
WIFE OF MURDERED JOHN
JOHNSON IS IN THE CITY
Woman From Menahga Investigating Identity Of Man Whose
Body Was Found in Gull Lake.--Claims He Left
Her Seven Years Ago.

The Johnson child died about
year after it's father disappeared,
and Mrs. Johnson has resided
with her parents at Menahga
since that time, but has not
sought divorce, and there is no
record that Johnson ever applied
for a divorce. .. -
MRS. Johnson was accompanied
to this city by Edward Sorenson
of Duluth, an old acquaintance
of the Johnson family, who had
read in the Duluth newspapers
of the finding of the body of one
John Johnson at Gull Lake.
Mr.. Sorenson procured a pho
tograph of Mr.. and Mrs. John,
son and their child and Mrs.
Johnson's mother and went to
Tenstrike to make inquiries and
investigate as to the identity of
of Johnson. Those who have
seen the photograph, state that
the resemblance to the man who
was murdered is very striking,
the only difference being that
Johnson had but little hair on
his head when his body was
found on May 16, while in the
photograph, which was taken
seven years ago, he was the
possessor of considerable hair.
The features are exactly like
those in the photograph, the ex-
preston of the mouth being par
ticularly noticeable.
johnson, according to the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08
4 WARM BALL GAME AT
BIG FALLS TOMORROW
Northome and Big Falls Teams Will
Clash for Supremacy-..Good
Players Secured.

There will be something do.
ing" at Big Falls tomorrow, in
the line of sports and games.
The people living in the town,
which is the northern terminus
of the M. & l., intend to have a
small-sized jollifcation, and have
arranged q baseball game, two
high dives and other amusements
to entertain strangers.
The baseball game promises
to be q warm one, and the con-
testing teams will be Northome
and Big Falls. Both clubs have
strengthened for the game, and
the array of ''clouters" who will
wear the uniforms of the oppos-
ing mines, will be formidable.
Brown, an ex-University of
Minnesota twirler, will pitch for
Big Falls, and Ripley, mem Der
of the Superior Northern league
team two years ago, will catch,
and other notable diamond stars
will play for the Falls crowd.
Northome has not been at all
backward in getting good ball
tim Der for the contest, and among
the players secured for the game
are freddy" Hazen (who will
pitch) and Collins, left fielder,
mem Der of last years fast Be-
midi team. The game should
be good one.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08
'Speck|ed Beauties" for Blackjack.

About 10000 speckled trout
arrived on last nights train from
the Glenwood Fish Hatchery.
The fry was IN charge of Theo.
Segwold who in company
with John G.. Thompson and
.Thos. Meade placed the fry in
the streams in the vicinity of
BIackduck and Kelliher. Sports
men are enthusiastic over the
prospects Of catching trout IN
the near future. 1t was through
the efforts of Mr.. John G. Thomp-
son that the fry was secured.
Blackduck American.
And the Blackduck Handcar
club will be able to give it's guests
some fine angling at the next
meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08

Methodist Morning worship
at II. Subject of the minister IS
discourse, "a World Wide En-
pre- At the close Of the SER
mon, Mr.. Hawksett will favor
the audience with a solo, accom-
panied by Miss Blanche Boyer.
Also there will be ladies
quartet consisting Of Mrs. WYE,
Mrs. Peart, Miss Grazing and
Miss Shannon. The Sunday
school, which is in a prosperous
condition, will convene at 1916.
Send your children if they are
not attending elsewhere. In the
evening there will be a short SER
vice and the minister will deliver
a brief discourse on 1.-THE Sudden
Change of an Infdel, = Ladies
quartet will sing at the close Of
the sermon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08
MISSING WILTON GIRL
FOUND AT her old HOME
Johanna Dakstad, Who Left While Wor-
rying Over Troubles, Is Again
in Wilton.

Wilton, June 8.-(Special to
Pioneer. Johanna Dakstad, who
disappeared from this locality the
first of the week, and for whom
a search was made for several
days, by many of the residents
of this place and the surrounding
country, has been located and
brought to Wilton.
The missing girl was found at
her old home, about two miles
east Of this place. She was in
great mental distress, but after
being brought to town regained
her usual composure aud is again
as we'll balanced as ever.
She will now remain at the
home of her sister, at least for
the present.