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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-04
IDENTIFIED BY MOTHER
Veaaa whose CAildsea We're Ssraed
10 Desth HCkS Ost Negro.

Houston. Texas. July with
one charge of arson, one charge OF
burglary and three charges of mur-
der against him. Charlie Jones, a ne
gro 80 years OF age. is in jail accus-
ed OF committing the crime which
resulted In the death by burning OF
three of the small Prayer children
f1uesday morning
He was the first one arrested in
connection with the crime. and while
there was nothing definite against
him. It was deemed justifiable by
the police to detain him until Mrs.
Prayer. mother Of the cremated chill
attempt to identify him Yesterday
at noon she identified Jones as the
man who entered her room Tuesday
morning preceding the fire.
In order to make the identified
ton complete, Chief of Police Ellis
had three negro men led into his
office before Mrs. Prayer. Jones was
not among them, and the bereft par
ent stated that the guilty man was
not among them. Then four other
men, Jones of color were brought
into the office.
Without hesitation Mrs. Prayer
stepped forward, pointed her finger
at Jones and exclaimed: THAT is
the man that killed my children
She then broke down under her
grief and could not be comforted.
To Chief Ellis, Jones stoutly pro-
tested his innocence and declared
that he is the wrong man.
The police believe that the party
who entered the room had one or
more accomplices, but no other ar
rests have been made. The room
mate of Jones was held few hours
but has been released. Rigid exam
| ination of the crime Is in progress
The newsboy who first gave the
alarm was questioned very closel,
by Chief Ellis and 1t was learne,
from him that one man stood acros
the street and watched the flame
until the explosion came and the
took to his heels. The boy states tn,
it was too dark to distinguish tt
color of the man.
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now SHE WANTS HER MONEY. ..
sssT- ,C
lh6iian Territory Dentist Is III irou-
A BILE With Fiancee.

Muscogee. l. T., July 4.-Aiter
nonths of anxious search for the
An she loved and the man to Whohi
ahe had loaned money, MISS Myrue
fAonard of Divernon, Ill, mas at
s1ast located II. B. Hellum mere ohlN
sto find that his love has grown colu
Eaud his bank account has failed 10
grow.
Il only wish | had never seen
YOU" was her greeting from hel-
INN SO different from the efiuSioh
she had expected.
"Well. there's is one thing sure
II had never met you my LIE would
nor have been SO full OF trouble Is
the girls RESPONSE.
And there promises TO be plenty
of trouble for Hellum, who Is u den
tist here.
Miss Leonard Is a petite brunette
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BANk EnpLOYt IS GONE.
0tfkus Ae lsokjaS f~ 1exr VIE
TEX $4,000 win Hin.

New York. July "A reward OF
$4,000 was offered today for the
capture OF Chester Il. Runyan, pay
ing teller of the Windsor Trust COM
pany who. IL Is alleged. Saturday
afternoon walked out OF the office
with $40 of the banks money In
a suit case The theft was discovered
Monday morning. 1t had been exc
cuted with boldness as great as
the deed was surprising to those who
had intimately known and trusted
the man.
Runyan had announced his in
tention of spending Sunday with his
mother, who he said was Ill at Ro-
chester. He brought his suit case to
the bank Saturday morning. Though
the paying teller's desk Is in plain
sight OF other employees, his safe
was completely emptied during the
forenoon. not nickel remaining ap-
parently when at 1880 Runyan
locked the vault and. leaving the
suit case filled with money, went
out to lunch. In forty-fiye minutes
he returned and bade his assistants
good-by and, picking up the case
left the office. No trace OF his sub
sequent movements has been discov-
cred.
Runyan's wife is Frustrated at
their modest four-room apartment
uptown. She, too, had understood
that her husband was to spend Sun
day at Rochester.
Runyan, who is 81 years of age,
lived frugally, never gambled, 1t Is
said. had no interests outside his
office and home and was considered
a matter of fact. level-headed per-
son.
Mrs. Runyan's brother, John Car
ney, a bookkeeper, who lived with
the couple, declared that his sister
is penniless. His brother-in-law. he
said, earned $500 a year.
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SIZE FRISCO FOR DAMAGES.
japanese Want S2,5o1 for Wreckih2
of Restaurant and Bathhouse.

San Francisco Cal, July 4.-Suit
against the city and county OF san
Francisco was filed yesterday after
noon in the superior court for re-
coyerv of s2.557 for damages said
TO have been sustained by the pro-
prietors of the Horseshoe restaur-
ant and a Japanese hathnouse al
Eighth and Folsom streets on May
%. when row caused by an attack
by labor union men on two non
union men who were eating in the
restaurant resulted in the front OF
the twn places being smashed by
stones aud clubs
The suit was brought iu the name
OF J.. Tlmoto. proprietor OF the bath
house
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of 25 years of age and is school
teacher in the, Illinois town. she
will file suit to recover money Which
she claims she loaned Hellum when
he was making love to her and when
he borrowed to complete his dental
course in the Western Dental col
lege at Kansas City and to equip
himself for the trip through IRE with
Miss Leonard.
She says she has as security for
the debt a forty-acre farm in Texas
that is worth about $500 and ne
owes her $3.50.
Both are very firm In their deciaI-
alton that they will never forgive
the past.
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NEED OF CAUTION.
Leading Japanese Counsel Prudent
Handling Of the American
Difficulty.

Toxic, July 4.-The expected out
burst OF indignation in view OF the
latest development In the anti-Jap
anese movement In San Francisco
has not yet appeared on the surface
The press is remarkably silent go
far.
In the course OF conversation with
men in high circles, who are we'll In
formed on the present situation,
they express themselves MS betng
apprehensive that the unrestrained
sway of indignation over the dis
crimination against. japanese in Am
erica might fall into the hands of a
third power, which is always aiming
to arrest Japan's progress while ad-
vocating firm measures to remove
the cause Of grievances OF com
lpatriots victimized In the anti-Japan-
(ese movement
Prudent handling Of the situation
w recommended, lest Japan be
tlAaes4 IN - posat3eA y Dlekaal
U. lche@n~t. oat a - 4le - y Ntaz
tparty. 81
Who this third power IL may =
3 be difficult to guess, but the nal
y, is carefully avoided
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AH traius ou fhe uata tlaH.H H
tie kafr wsfe behaved several h""ia
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-04
HEARTFELT RELIGION.
subject Of sermon nj Churrh of
Christ "Wednesday Night.

A good sized. intelligent audience
gathered last night to hear Elder Joe
s Warlick Singing led by the local
minister. began at Sis. The ser
mon was filled With good and inter.
esting things Mr.. Warliok can take
an old subject and preach new
sermon He looked AT this subject
1 from sensible and scriptural view
point.
He said in part: This is an old
subject, and yet We may not know
all about 1t. 1t may be that some Of
you think the word religion may be
found many times in the bible. II
so, you will be surprised no doubt II
tell you. that it is to be found only
five times in all the Book of God.
Stranger still Four times out Of
the five occurrences of the word,
the reference is to religions of which
God does not approve. Only one
time in all the bible do We find the
word relating to the religion OF
Christ. Our English dictionaries de-
fine the word to mean ANY system
of faith and worship" II this defi-
milton be correct, then man may
be both religious and irreligious at
one and the same time Examine
man by his own standard Of religion,
something he believes and will prac-
tice, and you will find him very re-
ligious. Examine him by a standard
which he does not believe, and you
will find him irreligious every time.
The first time the word religious
Is found in the bible is where Paul
used it in his speech before the
king Acts. 26-5. Here. it refers to
the "Phariasaic" denomination of
the Jews religion" Paul uses the
word twice in Galatians, the first
Echapter, both times In connection
with his former history, when he
was a Jew reiigiously, and there
fore an enemy to the religion OF
iChrist. Religion has always been the
bitterest enemy the cause of chris
tianity has.
James, is the only other author tt
luse the word religion. In his firs
chapter. he mentions 1T twice; firs
Ito speak of vain religion, ana the
! tof religion "pure and undefiled.
. all cases, 1t takes faith and practt
to constitute religion OF whatev
kind 1t is something to be lived 0
lin life, and not thing to be gotte
People should never use snch e
fpressions as "get religion Yt
cannot get religion, you must live
, | I have heard Of religions not near
, Ifelt"-but this is mistake. All n
Hgions have to do with the near
for with the heart men believe. >
the heart is always affected in mat
ters of religion All religions ar
heartfelt.
The subject for the discourse to
might will be probably of an hlstor
Iica1 nature. We feel that every per
son who does not hear Mr.. Warllcf
missed much that is good and ful
of interest. All are invited to be WIFI
Ius JAS. l.. GERMAN, JR.
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An exceedingly pleasant evening
was spent at the Main Street Chris
tian church yesterday \ service Of
twenty minutes was held IN the
church and the remainder of the
evening was spent on the lawn,
which was well lighted Games and
conversation was engaged in by
young and old and every one pro
uouncea the occasion most en-
joyahle one. A large company was
present
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\ HEAVY FINE.


Failure 20 pay his poll tax.
amounting to s1.75. or to work the
.,,untv road when summoned will
cost Daniel Alexander the sum OF
sso.Z The defendant was couNic-
ted iu the county court yesterday
afternoon. and fine of $500 ass
sessed AGAINST him The costs lea The
,,.. amounted to $3.50. Two Wit
ness.s put ln claims toT Tees amount.
ine to about s@2
dose Hudspctb soiored entered Cd
plea of guilt, to eharee of nula"-
! muv r1rrNur arms Ne N1s un"d
$500.
VIII Hufus was uued s." 'H
pl.s ~ guilty to s ,harEr 0t e.H''Ha
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rO CONTEST ELECTION,


Corsl,oua, TeNas. July it i-
now settled fac. that the recent
prohibition election held iu thi-
count, ia f1 bs contested Nt meet
lue held here TUESDAY afternoon th'
urohibitiou executive committee de-.
eldcd u r1ut,st AND viii omp."
ADS, auofus,s uu represent ,hr rIH
hiatinuists One of tho luaHIHE
msmtsr. uf tts executive committee
HaId pae-a representative tha. ih'
committee bad su0ueh evidence H'
..r.eH.aruss n fhe s.eg.rn .H H
.n.. n.nhibiluu ttefaE
m HH. mfaaHme tHr Hn.r aH'
.#ffIrE nua
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REDMON Ys INDICTED.


Hillsboro, Texas. July 4.-The
grand jury returned bill OF indict
lment against c. H. Redmon, charg
ing him with the killing of j. &
Robertson, prominent farmer o
the James community, west OF here
who was shot and killed on the
morning OF May 81. while at work
in his field. The case was set FOR
trial Monday, the 22d inst, and
special venire of 1875 men summon
ed from which to secure a jury.
bill was also returned against FRANK
Maner. charging him with assault
with intent to murder, alleged TO |
have been committed upon Il. r. |
Griffin. who received two pistol
wounds in Itasca on May %.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-04
WAYLAID AND ASSAULTED.
Mexican A.saiied hy Two Other
Greasers and B.dIy Beaten.

A Mexican employed as farm
la borer on the Anderson ranch was
waylaid and assaulted by two other
greasers Tuesday night. The assail-
ants were hid in the grass behind a
mail box and when their victim
came along they struck him across
the head with an iron bar lnflictlnG
a serious wound. The MeXicans con
tinued their assault until their VIC
tim had been beaten in frighttul
manner. The matter has been re
ported to the sheriff's office and OF
ficers went to the ranch TO-DAY 10
look for the MexiCans.
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A negro named Dickson teil OH
wagon loaded with hay late Tuesday
afternoon and sustained a broken
leg He was brought TO a physician $
office TO have the injury attended 10.
The bone was broken completely IN
two aud protruded through the
flesh
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Gbcil oe3 lcbtnCnonrten Moggona.
Sic F~oiio1ierc, mrldc lid 9~ciilrd)tct
bottcn, mdbrcno Der tollcn 6obrt ob.
5uipringcll, cNuortctcl sic GoQiiion
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mono Ullr0c rerlctt.
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frour lag, mur0c ppn Nod)born &C
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nan bciiirftct, oob robllrdj Der Gob
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Of6., mtrbc an Srcitng bon Nbncr
u. 9urrolpS, ciucm Ir~obtiponncc bcr
.%llnion telegraph Company" 81
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illumination pcyioI9t mo DOR. pcr-
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&%upicrOrutt III pcrfoufcL Der ndd
Nuqobc BON 9llrrolD5 pon Ser Icle'
arophen.@ eieliioit gcitobIcn luor.
Ger6ciietungen in Inna.
polls.
Ser Gtortrntb bon annapolis
miro qm Wontog cine Spc5ioliibur1
obbaltcn, utn ij6cr @erbeiicrnngen ST
berathcn. .DeId)c in pcrihieoencn Ibe;s
Ieu Der Stoot Uorgcnommen luerSelr
ipucn. Sir oicicn 3ned lp!lrNc Die
StaOtpernoltutg bon Ser letten Sc
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aanaIifotion liz 9aocrs.
tomil
Cine 8eicuidait BON SagerStolpncr
4opitdiilten. melha bereit$ nm Gr.
lanbniB sur Grridtnn9 zines @alier.
iperfo in Millomspprt nad)iudJie,
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owclonatcn iltr g[nnlclNrra:
NaS Dem Jnnrrcn WarGlanb's nnb
beu angrcn5cnbcn Stnatcn.
Cine 6abrt nm Seben un0
Sob.

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scr .6rt0crid uno Mtioolcto1pn clef.
triifen @obn" loite iid an 5reitog
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5Sreoerif beitintmten Eaiiagieriuog.
outs berlterfte cen Observation-Disclosures
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sen Yaliagieripagaon nat ldfDin-
oelnocr. 5rpei Neilen larger Iabrt
elm mo jcrtriimmertc oeil 6intereH
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Wcitcrn Marplano Giienbaan.

Bepinnenb %. Nopem1er, eerldbt ptneu'Sin.!cn
Sagltdi,
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herlGno.
3.G4 Ichr. - Accommodation nu6 Union.
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men Suininl. 5reoerid iino @mnttsburg.
Partor Nup1on
Tdnlidl, arSqetpu,mfn Sourtaa.
6.tb mlurueHs - Dort. u. NH 8. Einitpn uno
pnuNilinie tllih bon ginurp'tSrpoe, lctuie
garfiste.
$50 Mtorgeus - atfout. mad StsbficIo. Iciute
GrfriisbRru.
5000 Moracrs - gBefirrn Grpreb. sseftminf,sr.
Rep %sSinefor. linton yrieae, Nruceoile (Jres
nerid) 9burmont. RannfSbpru. ebdmherSs
hirq. 0dlcrSictpn, 0ateod. Cumberland ure
Gtflns. Buffet Sbferpdtiut ssgQnaann.
$50 Ndcbru. - Accommodation frn6 Snitober.
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Ole 2ofomotiue ST 6citeigen unO Icinc
gotidIait a65uliciern. 9romn frat
angcjIi6 nli cbn Stiid @ol3, mo0urd)
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motiuiiibrCr ron Cumberland, Qi0.,
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1856. 10 mo icinc @utboben $50.
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TlEe snr Meiie in'S MnsIanS be.
Iorat e. Tainr, Tr. Ala, En.Salti-
aurs.S trnhc. nuhe Guifnmhoaif.Abt
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0egen 0ie oMarplano electric
&nilraps So" (annapoliS uno BAL.
tintore S5ort Sine) plroe i'm ateis.
geriht in annapolis cine meitcre
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9abn5ug cine 9otidait 81 ubernit-
teln. Ger 2ofomotipfiibrer iubr larl-
Iairer, lin Is 9romn 81 ermoglid)en,
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miro |ierrlcr Inn Die 8cpiaiNunN 5rr
GrbollunQ ciurS gu
items IN &ogCrstown crilldcr,. 3ie
Gompo0nic miro incorporirt mcrOen,
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brrlun0.
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Miliom Norri3 BON Wiount SoUnar,
Scr Gon0urtcur 0cS @iltcr5ugcS, c.litt
eircll Wcinbrlh.
81 ottcnOiit otS SRI + it ii #.
GinfrCn u. Hjdurolon, 0ciicn 1SrGu
ulI6 5ipei fleinc @in0cr un6 ci11 Wrila
Der 0ciicibcu, Ninriou Nidnrbion,
no6c Nclu MiGuoD, Grcocrif Gonnig,
%crfronftrn ON ,Sreitoq &ornlittog,
nad)ocm iic ibr Trii6ltiid ciltGcnont.
men bottcn. IS itcatc iid bcyoua,
oob Grou NihorOion bci'm Baden
bon aild)en fir ocn SriibItiif5tiid)
HottcnQiit inter 0oS Wicbl gcbroht
botte. Iie Sinner uib 1rou Eidorr-
ion iinb ollbcr @efobr, oogcgeu lit
Ninfncp Nidor0ion crnitlid cyfronft.
SON eincm tollcn @un0c
unQcNriffcm.
%. 9. Gong ma 9(ib6p Scn1o Don
Cumberland No, murhen an 6rci.
fog GorinittoQ, %lUdbrcn0 tic NIT Dem
S0Iod)tcn cineo O6icn bcid0itigt
iudrcl, BON cincn iollcn Sunbc ongc,
o%riiicn. &ennp gclong es, ocn Sun0
si pcrjoqcn, morolti Oeriel6e in cinrn
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gieb bib, barltntcr cinen i%pertbpolcn
Stier, Der ali Der SancrstouHcr
Ausitelung pcfu,llt iuorOcn ipor. Ser
iclbc mltB notwithstanding act0Gtct iuer.
Sen. Scrr Gong cridob idlicblid) oen
Slili6 l1ddl lGnnCrer Sao0.
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Shr1iot's .eidlenirah ,sl,ntc.'
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j Snuptqucrtier oes nNlDcrn sr.'l'ni, sg'er,
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s fing stbcnb. - n~HntinaGl"sQier am ?apj.
{ QbefapedtefT eIepbon - gloIie 1873 s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nndl WfpaNori iino be-
reit sum @ebrul0 In Der 9duioelIs uno nj
Roh II sSiati0n hin 1000 gtbenbs.
N, fnD HtlanticsGith an 99ohentnden: y,
rnd NtfauttesGttp iialib: =. nab Ntlnntic.Bitp
Sonninas. gnt Siae balien In Nifntiugton.
6 bdlt In Gbefter an.
Tbila.. affoni., @cmoen,G tdfiun, *S.i5 @urm. B.,
l2. 20 9in6ni, rs. 10 glbcnos: M1t. s4plinIse tniion.
's, 20 Born, 1875 gd4n.. 10. Is Nbenos.
Nberoeea Mitpn., Standardization. 2f.no
Nadbrt, 1910 slbcrns: Ot. H~obubStdttpH
HOB anctnt., 70 10 Nbenbs.
HefcrUiriiHa Ron Rdtnt In GdIais ODER Pdt'
Tor &ndapHs, GpfferGteH etc. msrhei fthncu be-
iorat Ret 1eiepbon Ia allen folgeHeet gi1et,
g, 81 aqni 1924 seer Ws.' 0ourtiGnS 1901.
mt Hohnf-@ faiinr. g & ~. gnt g;etuon st23.
Gumoens etation SnfOrmdiinnS glirtdh, e. X y
q. Raul SIC. ODER W,o.. Court. IHe ss26; uns
go. 526. GlosDroa0ipar.