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~ the COMPANY which yemrs here
NEXT ptsk The llnt tHt Tribune
saye u wae not tli she climax ot
the aoyouA art IF Resurrection the
hill rs Tho nas cts OPERA houec last
night that Niss summptltn convin-
cud her audience hat il was abnnt
go ssae HoFup hine worth while va the
emotional liur For the seats werr
hlied With y stepiical crowd They
had hvtu shamofully cheated sever
al times recently and. being titanp
ors 40 Nj Morton star ana unfa
miliBf With the Tolstoi story iheit
presence there was evidence Of their
heroic faiih I'm the law of chance
The audience was taken completely
hy surprise when Miss Summellin
rose 10 sublime height Of art The
hrief passage that served a. her We
hiclo had been spoken and the eli
max passed before the surprised lis
truvts. caught mapping, realized that
something had happened When they
caught their breath they chocred
rght Justify choercd for their own
sake AS wen AS for the stars II
seemed 10 take with the people, tor
IN the very next act Mr. ncR0ame
drew down upon his devoted head a
storm of applause that amounted TO
am encore
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Herbert s. uadlcy. whose success
ns crust buster while attorney
general OF Missouri resulted last No
= e -r''',;,A-llax-4 a. Slar' = j; as Ao,,'idl
of that state, ls today celebrating his
31U birthday The fact that he Is
the first republican TO be made chief
executive OF the SHOW me- state IN
forty years has seemed 90 mark the
man of destiny and his western adj
mirrors would not be surprised II he
should yet attain to much higher po-
Ntiou VIE single exception OF
hts immediate predecessor, Joseph
w. Folk, Governor HRdley rs the
Youngest man ever elected 10 the Of
ice ne now holds,
When uAdley was nominated for
attorney general 10y the republican
state convention IN St Joseph, MO-
1909. ne had little hope of election,
The republican nomination Tor any
ottce IN that state was considered
but AN cmpty honor however he
threw himself into the campaign with
all the ardor OF n man who hoped
ia win Then cRmo the Roosevelt
landslide OF November, 1904 which
elected republicans to all state on
uea except governor, ana llorhotl
lladlry became the ilrst republican
a .tnmcN general OF Mlfsourl IN more
than thnty years,
Az the campaign OF lNoN an
preached, republicans throughout the
state united In demands upon llnd-
Icy lo ! ocome their nominee Tor
Governor lila great hght on Tic
standard on company and Tor low
~ nmRhl and passenger rates. nav
commended him 10 the public and
he WAS recognized Ms the logical man
"a lead the statc ticket
llndlcy demurred, Ills health wnN
poor and ho feared that he woNlu
break down under the strain ana
labor OF an arduous campaign, To
aidea, there we're comparatively few
republicans who felt confident that
they would be able TO duplicate thelf
feat OF 1904 In carrying Missouri
aud nadlcy did not rclieh the idea
of loadlng another forlorn hope,
After repeated cfusala TO become
the republican standard bearer the
attorney general reluctantly eon-
Rrnted 60 accept the nomination Tor
governor
In 1904, the republican nominoe
For poNoruor had boon defeated, hut
lpdlrv Waa elected ia the oloee OF
attorney Ronohl IN zoos NadleN
was elected governor but the We
puhljtnn nominees for all olhor on,
ooa with the porNthlo exception OF
lieutenant EoNolnor were e'0R
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20


The WaXahnehle district sunday
school convention win be held ut
the Central Presbyterian church IN
thia city tomorrow afternoon az \
O'Clock The program viii he az FOL
lows
Song
Prayer Rev j, T. Mcclure,
The Normal Glass, lH Objects and
neneiits, Or \, l., ilornhenk
Violin solo, Mir Albert Venting,
Round Table Discussion What
10 | aim 90 accomplish IN teaching
a class led by u, ~ crlddle,
Vocal Solo Mira, j. L. uammoh,
"The class from standpoint OF
C1l attendance, W, A Giheon tsl
lesson preparation, Mrs, Meknlsht
tSl attention, MlaA Mary Pierce ca
contributions, 7, NJ, Sleeper
Duet Mrs, crow and Miap Jennie
shelton
"our sunday School Work. q, u
VIM
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\ CONTEST BETWEEN rKESi-
DENTS.

Nine million dollars for special
agents and spies, sixteen hundred
dollars for presidential barber
twenty 0yo thousand dollars for
travelling expenses a snug salary for
u social secretary small mattor
these for billion dollar country,
but they an count In the grand to.
tai of the outRo, President TAFT win
succeed the most cNtravNgNnt seven
years In the history OF the country,
years OF peace at home and ostenta-
tioua devotion "a general peace,
years consumed In righteous cndoaNs
or 10 stay the accumulNtlonN OF
awollon fortunes and their attend
ant dissipation, yenfa OF throwing
rocks At tho palaces of the predatory
by those Twins ia the glass houses
Of rotouH eNtrHvHnnnoe with tho
public funds, Tho Inevitable has hop'
pened rght on top of rowling pros
perlty and the eight billion crop
tnolo WilRon hnp hecn telling nb
about Even the Missouri hen has
not been able 20 lay the nation cut
of tho shadow OF debt Mr. Rooae'
volt gotp out of the White House
Just In time for the olongatlhR ana
darkonmg shadow 60 fall on tho
TAFT naturalization, says the For'
Worth SprrologMm,
The doneit tor the hseel Year emu
mp with next June was hsuroa
white back at eighty millions roe'''
hly hundred mOlion dollars oc-
,ording to the most postimlsIle, Now
o,on tho epumHtio can't hsoto "
lesa than Sl8b0000oo at the lalo
cspcnaes are Unune ahead at IA
como Rcoyipta during january W'r'
from customs, te3StN,Nfo' l'em
Internal royonue, SlN,65soNli from
other rourcoa. $lNSp,l5i Total IN
come. tlGgS0AaS against an oo'so
of tGg.OgA2Go Out oenrou are inv
somo. The Iona ana short ot II IA
that the EnNclnW'n' IA "P'""i"N ~"
average of something over ut'e'h
millions month more than IL teto"
n. Tho depository banks It Ia eelou
lated, win be oallod on TO hand back
about ftty mlnionp In the nest Few
mootha 20 bem out the "WorktnH
balance" Additional Panama hondh
now authorized 20 the oNton' oi
slb.0oo,0oo win probably ho sold,
Tho hreakvotor at tho Colon end
al tho canal calls for ton mllllone'
There In talk OF reviylng several
forme ot Cuban war taxes to h'ip
out the internal revenue end OF re-
,elpta. white the hoete Of tho felth'
ml are bceleging congress and var
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

llefa So buusi aud rfclir
ton from the iialv Npva- Herald
There arr aogpns and aoz,ns 81 op
uttuniiios in rliit county for all
Kinds ~ Investments. aud the man
ho IL wise and energetic will scr
them and tabe advantage of them
Al this black land belt Wlll sen for
seo per acre some 81 these days,
uf course this land viii not bring
tbal price when only cotton aud mig
GETS prcdomiuate. bui the time is
coming when this land viii be cut
up into small tracts and scientific
farmer ON each little tract The 80
crease in population Will in time
force a change from the present way
of farming Every farmer should
raise almost everything he can on
his farm and thus be independent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

subjects Tho condition of our dts
oWlenthip, .,o
ScrmWre References John lhi l-N'
Matt. lG,gl.a7, Leader Dora Potter-
son.
The CROSS OF disolpleehm Ia the
condition of diaetploNhip MATT
lGtal.97. Mary Pierce
Tho raaopoo OF diacllploehlp Ia W
tai nnion with christ, a union that is
.oNpressed In fruit .heaNng, John lb''
is. u Nj, WorkN
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tteH fw q i8ilaH aiaf anaif sHh
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matt ie hatt tltie HrifHanH ~
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tsa rumHfht me inrHr
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tag q ltn hi NfH H a s@He vht
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4. aI begged ihm min Tho ui
aiuf p Hdgut So ahe5 ine tif nsmv
81 Aur ihe infHmlna executive ana
aaf mat b. able to rui csptb
ffa shoot ht arnttt without
thir n'atieunh commercial paper ard
iashr tea and conee
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subject The Slough OF Des
pond Leader John Miyel
Opening prayer and soma
Elijah IN despair King ~ Is
ilarfis Mcintosh
Three better days Acts at1-it
Willie Fern Kennedy
The Wes oui ~ despair Psalm 81
Nageanei white
Faiths triuHph Rom 100 Ed,t
Neltp.
The peace that never fails phil
4:l-7. Ora Miller
\ fun attendance is desired
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At the Majestic.


An evening spent az the Majestic
jus, to see the .uusical beNsoHs Is
wen worth vhitc The entertainment
O.. on by these two musicians is the
best of the kind that has hcen To She
city and Il alone is worth the price
of admission. In their act they in
troduce number OF instruments
which they handle In way that
readily convinces the audience OF
their ability rs musicians. The clos
ing number is played on the silver
chimes aud while these instruments
are giving forth beautiful strains OF
music the entire stage Is flooded
with colorod lights from the storeop-
ticon A magnificent picture Is thus
produced Herbert the man OF mys-
tory. eutertains the audience In a
pleRAing manner several minutes
with a Few triel In legerdcmhin.
The act is a good one aud IN It's FIRST
presentation the audience manifest
ed It's appreciation In an enthusiastic
manner,
These people close their engage
ment here tonight. and no one should
miss this last opportunity OF seems
the excellent acts given by them
MANAGER RoNmullvr announces
that next Friday uight VIII be anna
tours night at the Majestic, All per
sous AFFLICTED With the desire to break
into the ranks OF fame are eligible,
Nh, All G. Mnekm has consented TO
act ae critic TO pass upon the mefils
of the stunts and all persons wish
np to appear should report to MN
NAT Intar thnn Monday afternoon,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

SUNDAY he0l z 90 81 ~ ruh a.
Worship lpa ht ihe mstef ~ ~ a.
500 Intermediate and Junior Chts
Hian Endrator ~ VA The evening
Worship vlil b. conducted IN The TN
tpfsfts rhappl ri Witch time p vp.k
~ revival srftic. sill bo begun The
christian Eudraeur viii hs held ia
the tniverpitt chapel ~ s 30 y N
~ u Hogan. Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

The above W the name or a Ger
man chemical which ~ one OF the
many valuable mgrodtcuta OF foloy'e
Kidney Remedy licNNmethN lcnete-
tramlne ls recognlEod by medical
toNt books and authorities ma a uric
acid solvent and antIeeptlc for the
urine. Take Folcy'a Kidney Remedy
"a soon as you notice any irregulat-
ltlea. and avoid serious malay, y.
". rsarls, O
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tNWn aN mhe tnh mrfH
ue HH pniHa eNNHat abn ~
toe 81 preaching lih m ana 81
p m fndrstnf esitft RH q Isl
Nii ffitn and sitanst8s 81 ne elit
Nntt ferilal initiation i8 entehlp
viva 81 Mu i4eH GammaH $3.50 HuN
W fht fsetihf aeftlrt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

Pneumonia often followe Ia grippe
hut never follows tho use OF Foleyu
Honey and Tar for Ia grippe coughs
Nnd ieen seated colds RefnHe any
lN,t the genuine IN tho yellow pack.
NWv II " rparlH, u
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Subject, Backsliding. " Miss
Mae Grow Scripture rear Matt.
23t23-3g.
The condition Of the backslld~r. |
Cor t0t1-l3. Edna Cunningham.
Jesus found hacksliders Rev, -
S-22. Ruth Kidd.
Some OF the causes of hackslidtns
Deut St1l-1l, Jewell Wicker, /
Tim. 6th chapter Willie Todd
Song.
How to get back jor g. and T."
10 and Hosea ll,i, Eva Calvin
Rev. 2}l9-2l Loisc Jennings
The true motive for self denial,
Mrs. ! r., Leigh
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bargains IN the wan, column
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pphitrf ~ Mii1. WlH Plumbing Aud
Watff eurrlius Metal ard uenasco
NuuNnF ytf
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
BRYAN CRITICISES DICKINSON
Secretary Of War Not q Democrat t
He SAYS IN Editorial.
NebraSIan Cites as Proof the Fact
that Republicans Are Satisfied
with Cabinet appointment.

Lincoln. Neh--. April IA fun page Of
Mr.. Bryan's C1mmoner tomorrow is %
be devoted TO ri5icUling the claim OF Sec
retary OF War Dickinson that he IS a
Democrat Mr.. Bryan says Dickiuson's s
appointment VIII rot break the solid
south bur VII simply arouse real Demo
Gratis eaectivsly 70 repudiate mssqserad-
ers in party livery
Dickinson. he says. IS not a Democrat
al al. as Democracy is defined in recent
platforms. A paragraph reads:
II the President wanted 20 appoint a
Democrat he ogsht 20 appoint O. slsre-
enough Democrat. and not one in name
only. The President was not under any
obligations 10 appoint a Democrat 10 his
Cabinet. Il wouI1 have been q surprise
to every one If he had appointed o-e. In
fact. there would have been q unanimous
protest from his party II he had appoint
ed sure-enough Democrat
The fact that The Republicans are
satisfied with the appointment Of Mr..
Dickinson IS proof conclusive that they
do not regard him as a Democrat. and
thar they Go not expect him TO act as a
Democrat
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
UNEASINEsS IN AUSTRIA.

Vienna, April IA most serious view
OF the situation at Constanunople is tax
en- here. and civil war Is regarded as a
very probable outcome. This opinion
seems to be based mainly on a statement
by Haak Bey. the Turkish military at
tache here. TO the Neue Freie Presse.
Haah Bey is quoted as saying that the
Young Turks are in no wise vanQuished
and that a great majority of the officers
and the two army corps at Saloniki and
Adrianople We're on their side. The Of
fcerless troops at the capital would soon
be overwhelmed by these faithful and
disciplined battaliOls.
Reports OF great unrest and warlike
movements among the Albanians and
M2cedonians. rs well as among the Ser
vians in Novibazar add TO the unasi-
ness here. and are creating in some quar-
ters the expectation that Austria viii be-
come militarily engaged before the
trouble Is settled
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
FEARS FOR MISSIONARIES.
Chicago Church Workers Anxious
Because of Armenian MaSSacres.

ChANeNt-c
Because of Armenian MaSSacres.
Chicago. April 15.-Because Of the mas
sacres of Armenians by Turks uneasiness
is felt by Chicago church and missionary
workers for the foreign missionaries
maintained al Asia Minor stations by
various denominations. Several Of these
missionaries have visited Chicago recent
ly. and are comparatively well known
here
Rev. William y. Chambers. who IS
maintained at Adana. Turkey. by the
First Congregational Church. of Oak
Park under the supervision OF the
American board OF commissioners for
foreign missions Congregational. is one
OF those FOR whom fear is felt Mr.
Chambers. who is assisted in his work
by his wife is seventy years old. He
has lived In Turkey since 1879.
Other missionaries reported 70 be in
the danger district by the Congregational
board are Rev. Thomas d. Christie and
Mrs. Christie. stationed at Iarsus. Tur-
key; Miss Elizabeth s. Webb and Miss
Mary G. Webb. stationed al Adana. and
Miss Sarah Louise Peck. diss Peck s.
from Nebraska and the Misses Webb are
from Missouri.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
RENOUNCEs vows TO MARRY.
Brother DeEidirius Obtains Special
DispensatiOn from Rome.

Brother DesidiriuS Obtains Special
DispensatiOn from Rome.
St. Louis. April l5.-Brother Desidirius.
member Of the Alexian Brotherhood for
fifteen years. has renounced his VOWS Of
celibacy and resumed his family name.
John Much. in order TO be married next
month to Miss Augusta Wrobel. OF this
city.
They fell in love with each other about
a year ago. when she visited her father
at the hospital where he was a patient,
and where Brother Desldirius was his
attendant II was stated at the hospital
to-day that Brother Desidirius had OBJ
tained a special dispensation from Rome
70 marry the girl. and had left the hos
pital.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
FIRE CUTS OFF GOLDFIELD.
All Wires Are Down. and Damag'
Reported About 100000.

San Francisco. April l5.-A report came
in about s o'clock tonight that "a great
fire was raging in Goldfeld. Nev.. which
threatened 10 sweep the entire business
district The Western Union Office en-
plOyes sent warning THAI they were NOV
ing out and since then nothing has come
out OF the town, showing that no wires
have been set up outside OF IT,
The fire was in Main street. between
Ramsey and Hall streets and DESTROYED
four buildings The loss will be about
Sl0e coo
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
TENNESSEE TOWN GUARDED.
Trial Of Alleged Night Riders Is Set
for Next Monday.

Waverly, Tenn. April l5-The cases OF
twenty alleged Humphrey County night
riders were called before Judge W. l.
Cook to-day. and trial was set FOR next
Monday. the sheriff being directed TO
summon 800 venirmen.
The twenty accused men are in Jail
here, and the town is protected by a de-
tachment Of the State guard. ordered
20 duty by Gov. Patterson in response 10
the request OF the authorities here.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
HUSBAND KILLS HIS RIVAL.
Indianapolis Nan, Jealous OF Wife
Murders Her Companion.

indianapolis. April I5.-Elmer CHM. a
hotel clerk, saw his wife, from whom he
is separated. on the street last night with
William Walker. and. going 10 her board
ing-house. hlC himself under the bed
When Walker and Mrs. Ginn entered
the husband began firing at his rival
One bullet hit him in the chin. another
in the shoulder. a third passed through
his body just above the heart, and a
fourth entered the head just back o. the
ear.
CHM remained BY the dead man until
the police arrived
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Suit Against the santa Fe opens.

Chicago. April l5.-The hearing in the
case Of the government against the
Santa re Railroad for alleged violations
OF the Federal nine-hour law. commenced
to-day. A melton by the defendants
counsel TO take the case from the fury
was taken under advisement b. Judge
lands.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
WRIGHT SUCCESSFUL.
First Flight IL Italy with Nev Aero
plane

plane
Rome. April I5.-The first flight in Italy
made by Wilbur Wright, the American
aviator. took place at 6.30 o'clock this
evening at Ceatocelio. and is was a com
plete success. despite the fact that she
aeroplane he used was a new enc. The
machine rose 70 a height Of more than
a hundred meters and circled over the
field several times.
The flight lasted only three minutes.
About 5.0o0 persons were present 10 wit
ness the fight. Great enthusiasm was
manifested by the spectators
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
TWO DIE IN TRAIN WRECK
Reading Flyer De-niIed In Harris.
burS-TWO Passengers Hart.

Harrisburg. Pa. April I5.---The Queen
Of the Valley" due here over the Read
ing Railroad al 1910 O'Clock tonight. was
wrecked on hish bank in the southern
end Of the city within a minutes ride Of
the Reading terminal Two trsinmen were
killed. and two passengers injured
The dead are George RocktasheI. en-
gineer, Harrisburg. and Leland Winand.
fireman, OF Reading.
The wreck occurred when the engineman
began 10 put en- the brakes fo- the stop
at the terminal The brake rigging fell.
caught on the ties. and caused the wreck.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
-Four Drowned on Nova scotia.

Glace Bay. n. s. April 15.-Mlchael
Driver. George Hancock. Harry Gardi.
ner. and William Mcleod were drowned
to-day of Big Glace Bay by the capsiziDg
Of boat. It is believed that a squau up-
set the boat
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
BAIL REFUSED TO NUNEz.
Havana'S Ex-Governor and Others
Indicted aS sequel 10 Shooting.

Havana. April 15.-Felipe Cisneros, be-
heved to have been crazy. who shot at
ex-Gov. Nunez. Of Havana. last Deem
Der, and was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Is still awaiting trial
Nunez desired 70 possess certain docu-
ments in a valise left by Cisneros in a
room. and Ricardo Arnauto, now the
supposedly secret head OF the secret po-
lice. and others. including a detective.
rihed the valise. for which all OF them
were to-day indicted and arrested. Bail
was refused
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

The Paris-Silsbg sale Of colonial mahOg-
any and other furniture. arms. decora-
tiOns, paintings. Persian rugs. books. &c.
continues AT the Sloan Galleries. 1907 G.
St, to-day at II and 3. with special even
ing session at s. when the sale Of the un-
framed water cdors OF the Walter Paris
collection will be concluded
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair
to-day; increasing eloudiness to-
light variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
LEADING BUSINESS NAN DIES.
Augustus Wright. Banker and 1Ier-
chant. Yields 10 Pneumonia.

chant. Yields 10 Pneumonia.
Petersburg. Va. April 15-AugUstus
Wright. one OF Pe5ersburE's leading busi-
ness men. died this evening OF pneumonia.
He was siXty-nine years old.
AIr. Wrisht az the time OF his death was
president Of the Virginia National Bank.
OF this city he was president Of the
Wright Wholesale shoe and Leather
Company. Of Petersburg. and OF the Vir-
ginia Consolidated Milling Company. He
was also vice president OF the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company. and vice
president Of the Petersburg Chamber Of
Commerce.