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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-26

FOR SALE~-100 acres one and one
half miles northwest OF Waxahachie.
well improved. t. b. McAl.ster, r 4,
Waxahachie. d&wtf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-26

bath.
source Of iho plot. Mrs T. g..
ltcod
Tie struciure and character ~ the
rst5 Mrs ciyde Wiun.
Naat Is the probable date II ste
composition 81 this plas7
Give external and Internal yyi-
SeAco Of this date
What Is the value 81 KNOWING tho
Gate of composition Of a Shakespeare
play9
What other plays were written
about the same timc2
W hat evidence In the play do W.
lind that Julius Caesar was writ' "a
shout the same time as Hamlet 4
What is the probable influence Of
an clder play on the same subject
To what GerWan play does Haailas
tear resemblance?
What Is the sasne of The playe
What Is the historic time Of the
plal
What length of time is covered in
the p'ay?
What is the main action Of this
agama.
What are the sub-actions?
How does the atmosphere OF the
first scene give us at once the tone
Of fhe whole ulaVT
How is past history introduced?
What is the significance of the
dialogue between Bernardo and
Francisco in the first ten lines?
What words in these lines strike
the keynote of the play?
What is the derivation and origin
al meaning of rivals?
What is the first reference to the
appearance of the Ghost and where
Is the Ghost first directly spoken OFF
Interpret Horatio's answer "A
piece of him?'
What was Horatios opinion of the
Ghost?
What mental and emotional quail
ties in home does this opinion mani
fest?
When the Ghost appears how does
it affect Horatio?
What is meant by, 'He may APP
prove our eyes,"
What is the significance of the
remark, Thou art sailor"
What description of the Ghost is /
given by Bernardo and Horatio?
What connection do Horatio and
Bernardo believe the Ghost has with |
affairs in Norway?
What simiMr incident does Hora-
ito cite?
Give instances in other of Shakes |
pedre's plays that give the current |
belief that there was a close conneC-
ton between the elements and hum
N affairs?
In what words do Horatio and |
Marcellus voice some of the opinions
current about ghosts?
Explain the following expressions;
(Which he stood seized Of -;
by the same covenant and carri-
age of the article designed -
moist star" Then no planets
strike, no fairy takes -.
What figuraive description of
morning is found in this scene?
Give in few words the main
events al Scene 2?
What do we learn about the King 1
from his first speech?
What were Hamlet's first words
and give the Interpretation of them?
Are we prepared for the attitude
Hamlet assumes?
Explain: Il am too much 18th
Sun"
How does the king betray his
character in the argument he uses
to console Hamlet?
What is the dramatic purpose Of
the soliloquy of Hamlet in this
scene?
w Adb 10 IiolAtGl toillCsAiRlatlh6
What shock has his moral naturel
received?
What do we learn of Hamlet's
character as revealed in this solilo-
guy?
What anachronism is found in this
scene?
What cynical yet sad expression
does Hamlet make to Horatio's state
ment: II came to see your fathers
What is meant by dearest foe?"
What description Of his father
does Hamlet give?
What effect does Horatios Istory
Of the Ghost have on HamIet?s
In what way does Hamlet show his
interest?
What request does he make In
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PAGE-the tailor. Cleaning, press
ing and repairing mems, women s
and CHI lrens. All work guaranteed.
Phone n. %
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LOST-~Gold society pin, engraved
''P. S. s." between c. P. church and
McDuffie's residence on Main street.
Finder please leave at McDuffie's
Grocery Co. 149
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ALL CLEANING AND PRESSING
guaranteed. Expert workman. La
dies work specialty. We will send
for it. Phone Is. Matthews Bros. II
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Buy your pump from F. S. cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down. If
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office over Curtin Drug Co.
Phone $50. New Phone 271-z
Waxahachie. Texas.
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FOR SALE--Heavy brown paper for
putting under your carpets, % cents
a roll, at Daily Light office. tt
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W. L. u. LEIGH & CO.,
Insurance Agents.
write Automobile. Fire, Live
TX, Health and Life Insurance
Come see us.
lice over Thomson Jewelry Co.
Waxahachie. Texas.
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a \ ADVERTISEMENT Ia this col
umn may bring you just The oppor-
tunity you are looking for. II
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CA RDS
DIR. X. l.. JONES,

Physician and Surgeon
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FOR SALE Rent contracts for both
city property and fairs property 1T
the Daily Light office II
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FOR SALE-On nice home on Wick
cry street. See d. A Cook at Wax
ahachie Planning MIL. II
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WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
increasing eloudsnssss, colder teniEht.
Max. 30 Min II.
SEE MRS GRtGGs and have hes
order your fail suit IS6p
WANTED We wan, your iced Or
4..s Sh.ve-A Keys x
WANTED -Four or five room house
closs In old phone SAL laVp
CHINESE LILIES. to grow In tho
water. Toe eech. Bird Forrest. II
FOR RENT House near college. APP
ply AT Western Union Telegraph Of
flee, l49
WAXAHA&iIlE not mineral water
delivered daily. u. >. MeCourt, ole
phone 46l. II
FOR RENT The Marehbanks resi-
dence on Water street. See b. r.
Marchbanks l53
FOR SALE-One nice home on Wick
cry street. See ID. A. Cook at Wax
ahachie Planning MIL. II
FOR SALE Rent contracts for both
city property and far.e property 1T
the Daily Light office. II
an ADVERTISEMENT Ia this coll
umn may bring you just the oppor-
tunity you are looking for. II
FOR SALE--iieavy brown paper for
putting under your carpets. % cents
a roll, at Daily Light office. tt
PAGE-the tailor. Cleaning, press
ing and repairing mems. women s
and CHI lren's. All work guaranteed.
Phone n. %
FOR SALE~--100 acres one and one
half miles northwest OF Waxahachie.
well improved. T. b. McAEster, r 4,
Waxahachie. d&wtf
ALL CLEANING AND PRESSING
guaranteed. Expert workman. La
dies work specialty We will send
for it. Phone It's. Matthews Bros. II
LOST-~Gold society pin, engraved
"P. s. s. between c. p. church and
McDuffie's residence on Main street.
Finder please leave at McDuffie's
Grocery Co. 149
FOR SALE-Lot of nice furniture.
including dining table, sideboard,
china cabinet. plate racks. tea table,
beds. clocks, kitchen safe, table, etc.
also linoleum. carpets, mattings and
fine phaeton. All very cheap and easy
terms. S. f. Fowler. d49wS7
can do your
work better, we save you money. We
are better equipped, we have what
vou want. The French steam-dry-
cleaning machine. Waxahachie Hat
Works, 116 College street. Phone
SIS. Cleaning and pressing. Z
FOR SALE--Three room frame
house. hall, screened in porch and
front gallery large lot 100 foot
front by 200 deep, barn, chicken
house, woodshed. on corner in desfr-
able neighborhood, good water, two
blocks Of school. See owner at Daily
Light office for price and terms. oh
Men to learn barber
trade. Few weeks completes. Time
saved by steady practice. Careful i'm
structors and demonstrations Tools
given. diplomas granted Wages
Splendid demand for
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WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
Increasing eloadinssss, colder teniEht.
Max. 80 Min H.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
MR. THEODORE LORCH

VIII open a two weeks engagement
at the Ogden Theater Sunday evening.
May Sth. and during his engagement
here he will present some OF his most
successful stock offerings with a
change OF play four times weekly.
Mr.. Lorch's repetoire Of plays in
clude5 The Lieutenant and The Cow
boy, The Call Of the Circus. A Gilded
Fool, Lost Paradise. st. Elmo, Forty
five Miles From Nowhere a Servant
OF the Law, The Man Who Does
Things, Sherlock Holmes in The Sign
OF The -Four. DR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
The Ensign. Mizpah, Resurrection,
College Chums. etc
In the supporting cast with Mr.
Lorch will appear Messrs. Raymond
Wells. Harry A. Bond. James NJ. Haw"
ley. Clare Hatten. Jimmie Ellis, Fred
i. Doty, William f. Dawes, Wilfred
Mckay, Misses Cecil Fay. Adele Brad
ford. Marion Lord. Dorothy Ncslo,
and other players of ability.
Owing TO this being n specially ar
ranged engagement the management
is able to offer this popular attraction
at prices never before quoted for an
equal company
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

wanted to know w-ny he vas not In
the caucus down In the mayors of
nee. and II all the politicians OF the
GU! were there. Dana did not know.
Az Just 20 minutes after S o'clock
councilman lIumpbris moved that the
council adjourn. there not being a
quorum present, The motion was put
oy the president and in jiffy and IT
carried. those voting aye being Brown
ing. Humphrls. Flygare and Pecry.
Dana voting no.
As the Democratic members filed
out OF the council chamber the Repub-
lcans-Barker. Wilson and Austin
Med In. There was not much said as
they passed. but the president said:
We have adjourned, there was no
quorum
The three Republican members
Jest laughed" and said they did not
think 1t very smart trick.
Guess Browning was mad because
he was not invited to remain at the
mayors" said Dana.
The payrolls and a number OF im'
portant committee reports should
should have been considered last
evening. The city employees will now
have 10 await the action of the coun-
ell next week before they can draw
their salaries.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
DEGENERATE
AT TACKS A
WOMAN

Whilc lying on her bed in the Cen
trail hotel resting this morning. Mrs.
Lingi Servente. an Italian lady. was
brutally assaulted by a NonteDegrin.
who gives his name as William DoIIo-
witch The ruffian. however. was
frightened away before he accomplish
ed his purpose The man was ar
rested and taken to the city Jail In
Irons, where a charge of assault with
intent to commit rape was preferred
against him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serycntc arc on their
way 10 California, having recently
come from the old country They
arrived In Ogden a few days ago.
when Mrs, Seryente was taken Ill and
they stopped in ogden to secure med
ioal aid The woman was returned
from the hospital Saturday. but was
still unable TO continue the journey
to the coast
The italian people occupied room IL
OF the Central hotel. and the Monte.
neGrin. stranger to them, occupied
room 10. This morning Mr.. Serventc
had occasion TO go mp town on busi"
ness. and Mrs. Servente told him she
would lie down on the he'd and rest
until he returned The husband had
hardly left the hotel when Dokowitcn
entered her room, and assaulted her
By throwing his arms around her and
holding her fast. Her screams az
tracted the attention of Miss Deru,
daughter of Joseph Deru. proprietor
OF the place, and Miss Servente, Sis
ter OF Mr Servcnte, who were doing
some work up stairs They ran to
Mrs. ScrVenteS assistance, but the
assailant ran to his room when he
saw the girls coming,
Officer Peterson was Immediately
notified and he was soon at the door
demadnlng admittance. which was ac-
corded him. Dokowitch offered no re-
slstance to the officer. but when 90
was searched Il 3S-calibre revolver
was found in his hip pocket. He was
haudcuffed and taken to the police
station where criminal charge was
preferred against him,
The man offered no explanation for
his rash act and 1t Is concluded by the
officers that he Ia desperate de-
generate.
The experience was q severe Shock
10 Mrs Servente, who is very weak
from her illness. She was so weak
that the fellow easily overpowercd
her.
Dokowltch is not known TO the po-
lice department From the fact that
he knows but few words of Eng
llsh. IL IS thought that he has not been
In this country long
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
THE RED MILL" HAS A
REC0RD.BREAKING SHOW

The scenes of Martin &c Emerys
production OF the musical play, Tho
Red MIL arc laid in Holland II
is believed that this 7s the frat play
ever presented in America devoted
exclusively to the portrayal of Dutch
character and location. The quaint
atmosphere of the century of dykes,
windmills and wooden shoes is said
TO have been capitally caught by the
author. Henry Blossom. and tunefully
portrayed by the composer. Victor
Herbert
Tho Red Mill' is in two acts. The
first depicts square IN the town Of
katwyk-aan-Zee. Il picturesque place
on tho North Sea. The picture is alb
Solutely correct and a duplication of
an actual scene In the background
is the great practical red windmill,
from which the play takes It's name,
with its slowly sweeping sails. and at
one side is n funny little Dutch inn,
which has an important bearing on
the story. The second scene shows
a delft blue interior representing the
house OF the Burgomastcr. Both these
settings are typical Of the artistic dis
tinctioD that charaCterizes all OF Mar
tin & Emery's productions.
THE Red NIP has 0eeD the most
pronounced hit that has been made in
musical comedy in the last quarter of
a. century. Its engagement mere at
the ogden Opera House, will be on
next Saturday. May !. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
BUR TON BOYS SET
UPON BY HOODLUMS

James Carr. III f Kelley and jos
eph Puracco pleaded guilty in police
court to the charge OF drunkenness
and were each fined So. Puracco Is
the Italian who did not ''savyy'
English yesterday, when he was ar
raigned. He understood the meaning
of ''unlawfully drunk" this morning.
having been advised regarding the
English tongue since his incarccras
ton. Saturday evening.
Testimony was heard in the case
of the city against j. A. and Burt
Burton. charged with disturbing the
peace Saturday night by quarreling
and lighting. and they were dischar5-
ed. The testimony showed TO the sat
iSfaotion OF the court that the young
men were innocent OF wrong doing and
that they were the Victims OF n crowd
of hoodlums who attacked them 90
the corner of Washington avenue and
Twenty-ilfth street while they were
on their way home. The boys stated
that they had no trouble with any
OF the crowd. but that as they ap-
preached them they were pounced up
on and beaten.
Dick Howell was not In court to
answer to the charge of cruelty TO
animals" and his bond in the sum ot
So was declared forfeited. The com
plant against Howell alleged that he
left team tied on the street fcr
fiye hours without feed or water
The ball Of Fred Caldwell and W j.
Haynes of So each was forfeited. the
men not being in court 10 answer the
charge
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
BARNEY OLDFIfLD
TO RACE IN OGDEN
Monday Will Attempt Break the Worlds Record
Circular Dirt Track With Machine That Has Made
Speed of 142 Miles Hour

Will pack up his garage car in which
his racing automobiles are stored,
and come up to ogden for his en-.
gaeement here.
The Bitten Benz car, with which
Oldfeld has broken all automobile
records for speed, was built in Eur
ope and brought TO this country sew
cral months ago. Oldfield entered
the races at Daytonin, Fla. where he
made 142 miles an hour. breaking all
worlds records and astounding the
scientific world with the terrific speed
which he maintained over the auto
mobile course.
Scientists have admitted that Old
field. in his racing car. has Travelled
faster than any thing except a bullet
from gun, and that his machine is
the speediest piece of mechanism yet
devised by the ingenuity of man
The program which viii be given
al Salt Lake will be repeated here.
with other automobile drivers who
have also gained regulations attend
Ing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

Barney Oldiicld, the king of speed
and distance auDihilators, will be seen
in Ogden next Monday afternoon at
the fair grounds. where he will en-
deayor to break all records on cir
cular dirt track With his 200 horse
power racing machine the Bitten
Benz
Final negotiations were completed
between Oldfield's manager and the
directors OF the Intermountain Fair as
sociation Yesterday afternoon for the
champion automobile driver Of the
world to appear here
To those people who have frequently
read OF the tremendous speed which
has been reached by daredevil auto
mobile drivers on the tracks OF the
east. In Florida aud the west. and
who have not vet beon able 10 Wit
ness such exhibitions, the coming Of
Oldfiold with his racing car Will be
received with JOY
Oldflcld Is now in Salt Lake where
he will race at the Buena Vista track.
Saturday and Sunday, after which he
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
TRIAL OF w. COOPER MORRIS
IN PORTLAND, OREGON

Portland, re. May 3.-W. Cooper
Morris, former cashier Of the defunct
Oregon Trust &c Savings bank. which
failed here in August. 1907, will go on
trial today before the state circuit
court on a charge OF embe2zlcment.
The charge against Morris grows
out of transaction involving $5O,000
Of the banks funds. 1t Is alleged that
books of the bank show that the sum
was withdrawn In the shape OF an
overdraft. and that IL was ordered
charged to that account by Morris.
Morris is the second OF the bank
officials TO como to trial. w. H.
Moore, the former president was re-
Gently acquitted on one charge In con-
nection with the institutions failure
and pleaded guilty in connection with
a second charge.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
ORPHEUM OPENS
ON SUNDAY NEXT
Under Management Grant Who Will Have the Play
house for the Summer Season-Joseph Goss to Present
An Act on Orpheum Circuit. ,.i

on the Orpheum circuit two years
ago. The act will be seen over the
entire circuit this fall Manager
Goss, who has proven himself to be
one of the most popular managers
any theater in ogden has ever had.
will manage the Orpbeum this fall
when the vaudeville season opens.
X. A. Grant gas announced that he
will maintain a company of fifteen
well-known people at the Orpheum
during the stock season and no eX-
pcnse Will be spared to give the thea
ter patrons of Ogden the highest class
Of dramas. He states that the Bung-
allow company has been greatly
strengthened by the addition of sew
eral prominent people from New York
He also says that he has secured the
rights for Ogden of large number
of New York successes and they Will
be produced at popular prices. The
opening will Will be THE Girl from
the Golden West"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

ing up the districts which the emu
meratorS have failed to reach and has
enumerated many people who would
otherwise have been overlooked
The transients at the hotels and
rooming houses arc being enumerat-
ed as fast as they arrive in the city,
II they have not been counted In
other cities OF towns. Special emu
merators OF the government have been
at work cnumeratlng the residents
OF some of the restricted or red
light districts of the city. The rail-
road district has been thoroughly can
rassed during the past few days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
MATRONS AT
THE DEPOT

While the position of matron at the
Union Passenger depot was abolished
some timo ago. Superintendent Man
son has decided that the position
should be filled in order to take care
OF lady passengers arriving and de-
parting over the Hartman lines, and
within a day or TWO two ladies' viii be
selected by Depot Master Shields 10
I'll this position.
Hours of service will be so arranged
that one of these matrons Will be on
duty night and day 10 render assist.
ancc to lady passengers and children
accompanying them.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

Saturday night when the Orpheum
theater closes Its doors. 1t will be
the last OF vaudeville until the re-
opening of the vaudeville season dur
Ing the second week in August. How.
ever. the Orpheum theater Will not
be dark for night as on Sunday
night the Bungalow Stock company
comes to the Orpheum for sum.
mer season in bigh-class plays,
Manager Joseph Goss of the Or
pheum turns the house over to r. a.
Grant who has secured the house for
the summer season by his Bungalow
company.
Manager Goss will devote most of
his time during the summer, after
short rest, to preparing his very sue
cessful act, "a Modern Pocahontas"
for presentation on the circuit this
fall. The sketch, which requires seven
Indians and five white people. made
one of the biggest hits of the season
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

l, 1910. to enter possession OF The
property on Twenty-fifth and Twenty
fourth streets which is necessar? for
the opening of the proposed avenue.
The defendants IN the action num-
Der twenty and Include the owners OF
the property and the person or firm
who are occupying the said build
ings. The action is brought as
means of securing the condemnation
OF the abutting property and for the
securing Of an appraised valuation
upon the property In question. which
VIII have TO be purchased By the
city, The cost Of the opening OF the
avenue is TO be borno by the abutting
property owners
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

II YOU will visit our store next
Monday morning you will find a most
eager lot OF lady shoppers on our
magnificent second floor. The occas-
Ion is the Yearly May Sale OF Muslin
Underwear and even now the window
In the corner and extending down
Twenty.fourth street of our store are
full 20 overflowing with the billows
OF dainty lingerie which will be Of
fered during next week.
We plan this sale just year ahead
we buy up the cottons whenever the
price Is low-we furnish the mill girls
With work during the season that
they are usually laid off for lack OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03

the San Francisco Call and a mem.
Der of the directing board of the OK.
position.
Mr.. George T. Maryc, a San Fran.
cisco capitalist
Mr.. NJ. a Gunst. of NJ. A. Gunst &
Co. San Franclsco.
Mr.. w r. Hearst. proprietor OF
the San Francisco Examiner and the
Los Angeles Examiner
Mr.. John Hays Hammond, San
Francisco.
Mr.. c. * Mcintosh. vice president
OF the Merchants association of San
Francisco
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
June Brides, Sweet Girl
Graduates, and Ladies
Generally Invited

work-the result is the values which
are shown In the windows-they Seem
too good 10 be u'ue-ln TACT. a strang-
cr was heard to say just this morn.
Ing, II don't believe they will sell
those garments at the prices marked -
That shows how good they are-and
of course ogden people know that We
would close up shop sooner than stoop
10 trick Ike the one referred to
II the good lady who made that re-
mark will come TO this sale Monday
morning she will find every garment
offered for sale just as shown-and
plenty oil them.
Don't overlook the windows-that
tells the story perfectly.