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New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THE WHITE HOUSE.
rrro,,, Tbe TTfbune Bureau. ]

From Ihe IfIptHt fuIt1sFI
Washington March 3.-Tbe President shholi'I1'
his appointments to the next class oil hiioSiiii
at the Naval Academy to-day
To-day's Cabinet meeting lasted from II q III
,,,,l 1.2o n m. Secretaries Taft and Garfield we're
the only absentees-
r III Newell chief of the reclamation service
introduced T. l.. Truscott, who brought 10 the fIe'
ident's attention the merits Of a new lrrisa''o"
project in Montana
General Bell, chief Of staff OF the army, pIo7 -
- tho white House a new relief map of Hawaii TO
show the President,
Other callers at the Presidents office inciuo'u
Senators Beveridge. Lodge and Borah- RepTeschta-
tives Fasset, Perkins, Jones, BTundidge ana Nc
Moran. Herbert Knox Smith CoInTalSsioi'e' .,
~or,orsito ions and Assistant Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MAY SUCCEED DR.. RAYMOND.

Schenectady. y. Y. March tSpeciHD--There is
strong reason believe that Dean Reniamin n
Ripton. of Union college, Will be elected president
Of the Union University 20 succeed Dr Andrew
Y v Raymond There is much sentiment IN hts
favor among the alumHi The Rev Dr George
Alexander, of New York president sd interim has
absolutely refused 10 accept the Office permanently
pr Franklin ~, Gifdlnss. professor OF sociology
IN Columbia UNIVERSITY. an alurlnus Of Union. b,s
also been mentioned foI tbs place
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
CHAPLIN HOME ANNIVERSARY.

Tho Jhirty-rifth anniversary Of ths Cheri0 Hons
for the Aged and Innrm. Ne. Lt East ~fa
street. was celebrated YESTERDAY. There vsrs S-t
arate literary and musical programmes f'r go
afternoon and evening and addresses by scVs's-
ministers. including the Rev. Dr. Robot rotyer'
the Rev. Clarence skinner. OF Mount Vsr,.on, tas
Rev. Henry T. Rose. Of Newark. and the Rev Z
o HAN There was also a bazaar ~ vhica afd-
cles made by the inmates were sold.
The Chaplin Home. founded by Mrs r CaS-
pin. shelters about sixty men and wolura.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss CorneIa Harrirans marriage 10 Robert
Livingston Gerry yesterday not only we'd
ding Of much social note but likewise one OF
siderable popular interest For there are few names
more widely known and justly respected among the
poorer classes of New York than that of the bride
yrooms father. Elbridge T. Gerry. who. as q
founder and for more than generation the active
president Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children. has rescued many thousands
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
AMBASSADOR WHITE ENTEarAINs.

Paris. March G-Ambassador and Nir~- Na
gave the reception tonight which postp''-~
last month on account OF the tragedy az Lise'
The receiving party At the residence hl t,ue F'S
co.'s PreuisC included the star ef The eEnSssss
Premier Clemenceau the members - the c.toias
and other high officials Of the sCyCTunnere' - -
diplomats. corps. many veil kaovl trtl9-' =
writers ard prominent rHsEre~r5 ~ r,.1 eFs
ard American society vsrs srsseRt-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

these various Affections competent to give such
accurate descriptions of their own mental sta'es
IT sounds almost as though SONS 1eshpors anu
statisticans had been drawing on their own
imagination. Being made in Germany thous"'
the hul,et,n is above such suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
wu T,Na-FANe LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco. March 2--Wu TInS-sang- the nv
Chinese Minister Co the United States l4ft asre ts
afternoon for Washington. He vss scccmPsniea
by his secretaries, the officials of his party Az
servants. The officers OF the SIX Companies escosf
eel him tne ferry.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
lep:71ork Daily Gribn,,e.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, 1908.

This resoxpascr as ottHod aRd pnoiiShed ~
The T7fbs.te association. Ac6 i ork co' 'po' u
i'm: ersce and principal place OF business, ''"
..n, Buildiag No. ~ NessGs street. y Q" i0' a :
oe6cn HillS, president; Aat"et'e' attr'
,-ctqg-y aud frccsrrer. The address OF TIC OFT
,,rR IS the Office Of this netrspapeT.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
BROWN DINNER ON FRIDAY Nrcs7.

IN New York Will be E~Id th~ Hote' r>0icSer
booker on Friday evening at O'Clock The p-'7~Tsa
speaker will be Governor Hughes other .ps4ksrs
viii b. President ". ~ l. Fs,G7c~- Tr-'ssza-
Courtney LansJou and J p T usrre~-oH 90
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

II any tactician in the Legislature tro"sn
n mt the Governor in a hole by the oe''i0iiN
for the name of the alleged gambler VINO "ro,e
TO him regarding the anti-gambhng Dill ni9
confidence in his simple expedient must 0e
shattered. The net result is that the eoNe'"o'
has had a chance to remind the Legislature
again Of its duty TO purge our state vi '
source of misery and vice "hlch eAls'S o''!'
because the will Of the people fatiF ue''"i Gu ~
the fundamental law has not peeh
info effect" Political holes are full of their
Il
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

How effectively the railroads are ecoh''i'@'
can he seen from the reports oil gross a"" "o'
earnings now being made thti ING p
though gross earnings were ihcfeasiis' oP
ing expenses were increasing SO 'i'"oi .,. e.
idIv that net returns were laiiiiis :.
panic came on the managers "eie NJ -. a.,
- - . aesao+ savings partiy to counteract IT'S
ct Co that while gross earnings fell or
80 q nor cent in December the net dee'ifieu
~ raruar,, figures show the pairing kliiie'
e-,oss earnings are still weak, but net ear >
nov show less decline than gross me cu' -
oncrstine expenses is very drastic, but 1t - eN
couraging to stockholders
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
Tho louisville Courier journal thus 'eiis

The Louisville Courier JouTAa' 'h-9
how and why it happened
Tho election OF Republican senator rfca1t Sot5Tno
tcty like the election Of Feneoff" of noIiticisns
- tEaDticLz- was due 10 a crew Ol d. 10y
ccr,IiatSd hv :. Democratic state oecauset tale.f
prostued the powers Of ,,Sc 6fee oninion. scorned
the viii Of the people and yiolaee oeTfsbed 6y the
II.tic Tpugu nartv in Kentucky in the Gays ot ~
IN 15II,estioned supremacy and unnpeaIn1pie I0"
.o~o,ar.s verdict this is explicit and
con9prehensiye
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

The Hon. pat" McCarren says he IS WHINE
70 serve the public as he has been oolAs 10
Years but the public must pay him. we hau
thought that the Senator looked disdai'1uily on
his retainer from the public treasury as 'He'7
small change to be given away IN tips
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
comprehensive.

The awful results of habit are o'spiay7" az
the French pedestrian who mas Jus'
New York on his second walking toul oi'"
the world The poor fellow has eVloeH''y gu
,-,4 +o the business that he cannot stop.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
NEW CENTURY ISSUE.
Printing of the New Notes Is Now in
Progress.

Washington, June 12-Actual
work of printing the new notes au-
thorized by congress by the currency
law enacted by congress commenced
today and will be pushed forward as
rapidly as possible by Director Ralph
of the bureau of engraving and
printing. Treasury officials believe
that the first notes of the new issue
will be placed in circulation within
three weeks
The new notes will be identical
with the national bank notes now in
use except that the legend at the top
of the face of the note secured by
bonds of the United States will be
changed to secured by bonds of the
United States or other securities
The controller of the currency
now has in the vaults about $2O3,-
100000 in old notes belonging to va
rious national banks, and these will
be used as required until new notes
are printed and seasoned for issue.
1t is probable that it will require six
months to change all of the plates
used by the $50 national banks,
but 1t is expected that some of the
new issue will be ready for delivery
by July / next. Sexeral matters con-
nected with the new issue are still
under discussion, one of the most
important being the denominations
of the notes, but it is thought that
the smaller denominations will be
issued first, as each autumn there is
a heavy demand for small notes, es-
pecially from the west and south. AS
soon as the department is ready to
supply the new notes in any quanti-
ty required no, further issue of the
present notes will be made, the pres
ent notes being destroyed as fast as
they reach the treasury for redemp-
ton and the new notes issued in
their place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
HELlAhD WITH ARKANSAS PASS
Waxahachie Man Appointed Super
intendent Of Maintenance Of Way.

Information has been received
here from San Antonio that Hans
Holland of Waxahachie has been ap-
pointed superintendent of mainten-
ance of way of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railroad. 1t Is under
stood here that Mr.. Holland has ac
cepted the place. His headquarters
will be at Yoakum. Mr.. Helland en-
tered the railroad service in 1875
and subsequently went with the en-
gineering department of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central In 1889 he
became vice president of the Fort
Worth and New Orleans and Central
Texas and Northwestern railroads
with headquarters in Waxahachie A
few years ago when the roads were
consolidated with the Houston and
Texas Central and the general Off
ces at this place were abolished MT
Holland went with the maintenance
depe rtment of the Central He es-
tabnshed headquarters in Ennis but
| his family continued to reside in tais
| ritY. Two or three years ago Mr. Hell
land gave up his position with the
Central to engage In another line of
business
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
NEGRO RESISTED ARREST.
When Accosted by Officer, Coon At.
tempted to Draw Knife.

When Accosted by Officer, Coon At
tempted to Draw Knife.
E. l.. Thompson, the negro who
was arrested at Ennis Tuesday on a
charge of unlawfully carrying arms.
was brought to Waxahachie Thurs
day night by City Marshal Morgan
and placed in jail. From Officer Nor
gan it was learned that the negro
attempted to resist arrest. When ac-
costed by the officers the negro ran
his hand in his pocket and tried to
draw knife on them His arm was
caught and long bladed cutter taxi
en- from him. A piece or artillery CT
large caliber was removed from
another pocket by the officers. Mar
shall Morgan is under the impression
that Thompson is wanted by officers
in some other part of the state or in
Oklahoma. The negro is about 25 or
80 years old, and will weight about
130 pounds, is of dark chocolate
color and has a scar over one eye.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
|MPER|LS LIFE
To KILL RACING
Senator Foelker Leaves Sick
Bed to Cast the Decid-
ing Vote.
ALBANY FULL Of RUMORS
Uneasiness Lest Race Track People
Would Do Something Desperate
Not Justified by Events.-A
Dramatic Scene.

Albany, n. Y, June 12.-After a
struggle the precise like of which nc
man in or about the legislature at
Albany has ever seen or expects to
see again, the famous Agnew-Hart
anti-race track gambling bills are
now laws of the state of New York.
Governor Hughes affixed his sig
nature to each of the bills at 4 4:35
p. m. yesterday, crowning a legisla-
tive victory, the brilliancy of which
is conceded even by those who
fought him in the matter to the last
ditch and beyond. A few minutes be-
fore o'clock the extra session ad-
journed sine die
The decisive votes which passed
the bills were cast by Senator o. G.
Foelker of the fourth senate district
of Brooklyn. who crawled from a
sick bed and made a sixty-mile jour
ney to do it, although so weak and
distressed in mind and body that he
seemed on the verge of collapse, and
by new senator, w. G. Wallace OF
Niagara Falls, who was elected at 8
special meeting in the campaign pre-
ceding which the governor himself
toured the district. speaking in be
half of his election.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12

Maypearl precinct and placed in jail
ON an alleged charge of horse theft.
The animal was stolen from Ira
Green a farmer living about six miles
from town, several weeks ago. Sus-
picion at once rested upon Johnson
and a complaint was filed against
him in the county attorneys office.
He succeeded in evading arrest until
Thursday afternoon when he was
met in Dunn Lane by officers Hig-
gins and Maxwell. He was taken to
the county attorneys office, where
he made rather unsatisfactory
statement concerning the accusation
that has been filed against him He
claims to have bought the animal
from another negro but he could not
give the negro's name.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
4 SPECIAL FOR NEW WORKERS
Republicans Of Empire State Start for
the Chicago Convention.

New York, June 12.-Wearing
buttons bearing the legend, "Our
Governor" the New York delegates
and alternates to the republican ma
tional convention, accompanied by
a party of politicians, boarded a spe-
cial train at noon today for the trip
to Chicago. Stops will be made at
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester
and Buffalo to pick up other dele
gates and politicians. The special
will reach Chicago, according to
schedule, at 11:10 O'Clock tomor-
row morning. Neither General Stew
art l.. Woodford nor Seth Low, dele
gates at large, accompanied the Off
cial party. State Chairman Woodruff
is one of the party, having abandon
ed his plan to carry his vice-presi-
Dental boom to Chicago on Especial
train.
In Chicago the delegation will
have it's headquarters at the Audit
orium, where the delegates will also
have rooms. The official badges of
the delegates this year are gorgeous.
They consist of medallion bearing
on one side the arms of the state
and on the reverse side the words,
Republican National Convention,
Chicago, June 16, 1908" The medal
lion is suspended on heavy ribbon
of blue. which is the color of the
state. Attached to the ribbon Is a
cross bar OF gold and blue enamel
on which the word delegate" and
alternate" respectively appear.
The Hughes buttons are very
small and inconspicuous. Instead of
the words "Our Candidate" which
generally appear on ante-convention
buttons the legend "Our Governor"
occurs.
Senator Platt and several other
delegates instructed for Gov
Hughes by their congressional dis
trict convention, are not members of
the party. Their aiternates are to
take their places.
An outbreak is threatened when
The delegation assemblies in Chicago
Monday to select a chairman of the
delegation and the representatives
CT the delegation on the important
committees of the convention like
resolutions and credentials.
Representative Payne has already
been practically selected as the del
egation's member OF the platform
COMMITTEES. It was ascertained,
though, that there is. considerable
opposition to Gen. Woodford a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
-Four Highwaymen Hold Up a
Frisco Employe Three Miles
North Of Muskoqee.
CONWAY IS ASSASS|NATED
Bandits Use Handcar to Travel t,
Spot Where Man Is Slain and
Robbed.-0Ihcers Are
in Pursuit.

Muskogee, Okla, June 12.--Day-
id Conway, watchman at the Frisco
bridge, three miles north of here
was shot and killed last night by fouI
masked men who ran out of the
Muskogee Faf1s on a handcar The
men then robbed him and made
their escape. A posse is now in pur-
suit
At II o'clock last night officers
with bloodhounds left here on a
switch engine to run to earth the
slayers of David Conway.
A hat of one of the men was
found.
1t is believed the men intended to
rob a bank at Fort Gibson and kill
ed Conway because he refused to al
low them to cross the toll bridge
without paying.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12

chairman of the delegation This is
Il very important post Since the or
garizatlon of the republican party
it has been filled by the following
republicans: 1856, Moses H. Grin
nell; 1860, William NJ. Evarts; 1864.
Henry J. Raymond; 1868, Daniel f.
Sickles; 1872, Gerritt Smith; 1876,
Alonzo B. Cornell; 1880, Roscoe
Conklin; 1884, Andrew d. White:
1888 and 1892, Frank Hiscock: 4:
1896, 1900 and 1904, Thomas C.
L att
DfSinterested political mathmati-
clans have gone over the delegates.
end they find that there are exactly
forty-two delegates, including the
four delegates at large, instructed
I Tor Gov. Hughes and that the re-
manning thirty-six delegates are free
to flock in any political pasture. The
old time machinists object to Gen
Woodford as chairman of the dele
CATION, and yet he is an old timer
himself. The real trouble appears to
be objection to a number of Gen
eral Woodford's associates in the
Hughes State League in whom the
| machinists profess to see claimants
fof future political recognition in the
state. By precedent and political
tpropriety Gen. Woodford is entitled
to be made chairman of the delega-
ton, and yet any attempt to boost
any Hughes State Lacquer into gilt
tering prominence at Chicago is to
be thwarted if the statements made
by important republicans are truly
prophetic.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
YOUNG WOMAN
SHOOTS FARMER
None Of the Bullets, However,
Reach Vital Spot, 1t
Is Said.
ic 0vFR IN TIN cFC0Nnc
IS OVER IN TEN SECONDS
Miss Clara Hancock Of Blossom Is
Placed Under Arrest by Officers.
Four Shots Were Fired
With Pistol

Blossom. Texas, June ia SEN
sation was created here at $40
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by the
shooting of j. A. Douglas, a farmer,
by Miss Clara Hancock, young
woman of this city. She used a 38-
calibre pistol and shot four times,
each shot taking effect The left arm
was pierced twice, the right arm
once and one shot took effect in the
neck, entering just left of the spinal
column and coming out just below
the left eye.
The shooting took place in the
front end of Dickey's drug store and
was all over In ten seconds, after
which the shooter was placed under
arrest by the local officers.
Douglas Is not thought to be dan
gerously wounded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
HOLD RATE CONFERENCE.
lt Is Expected That Results of the
Meeting Will Be Far Reaching.

Chicago, June 12.-Railroad COM
missioners of Illinois, Indiana, Wis
consin, Michigan and Ohio and pub
lie service commissioners Of New
York are in Chicago today to take
part in an interstate rate conference.
Present adverse conditions affecting
railroads as an incident of the finan-
cial depression led to the calling of
the conference.
1t is expected that the results of
the conference will be far reaching.
Unusual conditions with which the
railroads are confronted have caused
railroad commissioners to think Sc
riously about whether or not their
present policy in matters pertaining
to railway regulations is to the in
terest of all concerned. This subject
will be discussed thoroughly at the
conference, and recommendation
| may be made which will have an i'm
situation.
Calm and deliberate reason is to
! be relied on by the railroads to
break down the organized opposition
of shippers to the proposed advance
in railroad rates, and the roads will
submit the question to the arbitra-
ton of either President Roosevelt or
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, according to w. C. Brown, SEN
| ior vice president of the New York
| Central lines.
There are but two ways of set
! tling the difficulty" said Mr.. Brown
Either we must advance rates or
cut down wages. The railroads have
been compelled to increase their ex-
penses enormously at time when
their earnings did not justify 1t, and
unless they are allowed to increase
their earnings by advancing rates.
| nothing remains to be done but to
reduce wages"
! Not all of the railroad commits
| sioners accept this statement, how
| ever, believing that another alterna-
tive is offered by the reduction of
| dividends and squeezing the surplus
water out of railroad stocks. 1t is
likely that the more conservative
| counsel will prevail at the confer
ence, and that no radical recommen-
dations affecting the prosperity OF
the railroads will be made.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
Great Lakes Season.

Cleveland, O., June 12.-Indepen-
day or two to definitely decide
whether to open their season on the
Great Lakes on next Monday or not
until July l. The matter of return
cargoes is a source of worry to the
Independent vessel owners. They are
assured of upbound cargoes, hut will
not begin the season until assured
of return freight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
PAID FOR OWN CAPTURE.
Ten Dollars Taxed Up As Cos
Against Escaped Convict.

ASAA AoACu W hS SOSN
Against Escaped Convict.
Just why he should be required to
pay reward of $40 for his own cap
ture was more than Harvey Pierce,
the negro soldier who was arrested
here a few days ago as an escaped
convict, could understand, but 1t was
a case of come across with the mo-
yuma or back to the road for Har4
vey. When Pierce was sent to the
road his fine and the costs amounted
to $47.60. He worked out $40 OF the
amount before making his escape
from the road, leaving a balance Of
$3.50 due the county. The cost of
his recapture added to this amount
made total of 5000 he was re-
quired to pay to secure his release.
Under the law sheriff is permitted
to tax up $40 against an escaped con
vict to defray the expenses of his
recapture.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
AFTER CONGER'S ASSALANT.
Sheriff of Ellis County Has Fruitles.
Search for Man Wanted

Sheriff w. H. Forbes of Ellis coun-
ty was in Dallas yesterday in con
nection with the search that is being
made for the negro that shot Tom
Conger, constable of Red Oak pre-
cinct, Ellis county.
Mr.. Forbes said that while many
reports have reached him to the eff
feet that the negro has since been
seen at various points, as a matter OF
fact the last definite news he had OF
the man was at the point where the
shooting took place. Mr.. Conger, he
said, is getting along fairly well, and
hopes are entertained for his recov-
ery.-Dallas News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
HORSE THIEF IN THE TOLLS.

Jack johnson Arrested and Placed
in the County Jail.
Jack Johnson, colored, was
brought to Waxahachie late Thurs
day afternoon by Constable Higgins
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
BARKING SHADE TREES.
Complaint Made That Trees Are Be-
ing MaliciousIy Injured.

Complaint has been made that
quite number of shade trees which
were set out this season have had
the bark cut from them by unknown
persons. This sort of destruction of
property has its penalties and the
police are on the lookout for the Of
tenders. The shade trees along the
streets belong to the public and any
person maliciously injuring them
should be severely prosecuted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
Fruit For Sale.

l have plenty Of nice peaches and
plums. II you want to can fruit now
Is your time. See me. Second house
west of Mrs. Gahagan, Route 3, Wax
ahachie. T. d. Meyers. ssh