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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
MEXICAN LAND.

MEXICAN LAND.
There is fortune to be made In
Mexico. Why not be one to make 1T?
Mexican lands that we have for sale
now will double in value in two
wars. Our tracts run from 5000 acres
up and from 6oc up and are in "a
out of 27 Mexican states Timber,
grazing. agriculture and mining.
Newman & Son.
304 Mesa Ave. Phone Sl4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Special Notices.

LACE CURTAINS DONE UP like new,
washed, dried on frames and pressed
pairs for 81. At the Highland Park
Laundry, 1920 Kentucky Ave- Bell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS.

(By Special Wire to The Herald frou
II. II. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Agents w anted.


aGENTs-s25 a week for 2 hours work
o dav A brand new hosiery. PROPOSE
ton that beats them ALL; Write for
terms and free samples II you mean
BUSINESS Guaranteed Hosiery Co.,
e574 Finch Bldg. Dayton. O.
RTG PROFITS - Manufacture Barley
Crisp. New CONNECTION. Machine SOU
prepaid Samples 10c. Shafer Co.,
b92e Natoma ST. San Francisco
F-5e MONTHLY being made by gene
eral agents. employing and managing
canvassers. No money or experience
reoufred. Parker Chemical Co.. chi
cago-
AGENTS write life, accident and
health Insurance New, not written
~ anv other company; good commits
sions. Bankers Life and Accident 4V1
Reliance Bldg, Kansas City, MO
AGENTS make big money selling our
metallic letters Tor oIIlce WINDOWS
store fronts, and glass signs Anyone
can put them on. Samples Tree.
Metallic Sign Co., 49, N clark ols
Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Current smelter onotat1snA
III PaaC SmaltaP1

Bar silver ...-............... .
Copper (wire bars1. .12.425
Copper Cathode Gets. per lb.) 1880
Leao On. Y sales price). so
Lead (London) ...........f14, SO. DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Ell PASO HERALD
Too Late to Classify.

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20 ROOM ROOMING HOUSE.
Best location, beautiful furniture,
big money maker Owner must leave.
VIII sacrifice for cash.
TowIe, With Bailey, 306 Mesa.
REDUCED TO 5000.
Two story red pressed brick,
rooms and basement, south front,
large lot, on Epson Ave.
M. r. Collier. Phone 615.
WE HAVE THE BEST BARGAIN
In room house in Ell Paso; south
front. terrace, Rio Grande st. $4,000
will buy this elegant home-1-3 down,
balance reasonable terms.
Ask Hodge Realty Co.,
2O2 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Phone SIS.
RENT LIST.
408 River St, 5 rooms. .-....... 1880
400 Estrella St, 8 rooms. 5000. 500
613 N Florence, rooms. ...... $3.50
531 W. Missouri ST., 4 rooms. $27.0e
533 W. Missouri ST., rooms.... 200
ZOE n. Stanton, rooms. $500. $500
1916 Noble ST.. 4 rooms. 1880
1908 n. FL Paso, rooms. 5000
AT Mesa, desk room --........ 500
2O7 Boulevard. 5 rooms (fur.).. 33.4s
217 Arizona ST.. 10 rooms. 5000
633 w. Missouri St, a rooms. -. 27.00
207 E. Boulevard, 4 rooms. ..... 25.oe
s07 Epson Ave, rooms 1000
Sal W. Missouri, 5 rooms. 27.0e
III. r. Collier.
At Maeo Ava Rel1 PhOna Sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
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SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP-Dotng
good business. Auto. phone 1891.
FOR sALE-only abstract business in
growing county in New Mexicos good
opening. Address VIM. F, A. Gie-ke,
box 524, Albuquerque. n. M.
s1OO-7 PERCENT
COUPON GOLD BONDS.
Principal and interest guaranteed
by 2.TO0. 600 Trust company. Interest
payable January and July at American
Exchange National bank. New York.
Descriptive circular upon request
ARTHUR E. STILWELL, Singer Bldg,
New York.
WE OCCASIONALLY FIND A MINING
proposition which has necessary merit
to justify offering its shares to our
customers. Soundness. surety, GER
tainty, are the requisites. We have
such mine now. Neither gold, silver,
nor copper mere is sufficient ore to
warrant dividends ror so years. To
insure gettine a copy of the pros
pectus when it comes from the press,
make application for it on a postal
card now. A. z. STILWELL4 Presi.
dent, 149 Broadway, New York City.
CAPITAL FOR CORPoRATIONs-Th
Gordon Malcolm Co., Cincinnati's lead
ing financiers, is now prepared to take
on a large issue Of securities. either
Industrial, railway, land or mining.
Commission basis. No advances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Statesmen Wanted.

SALESMEN-Local or travelling to sell
fireproof safes to business men. EA-
perience unnecessary. Quick sales,
big commissions. Alpine Safe Co., Gin
cinnati.
WANTED-Good statesmen to sell on
commission best line of TRUNKS made
in the south. Could be carried with
furniture or other kindred lines. White
Trunk and Bag Co., Nashville, Tenn
SALESMEN-We have a brand new,
clean cut, prompt commission pocket
side line, consigned goods for travel
ing statesmen making small, country
towns. For interesting particulars
address Yale Jewelry Co., II 5. JET
ferson ST., Chicago. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
Helm Wanted-Male.


wANTED-Man to sell out line OF
goods in Ell Paso on commission. Bond
REQUIRED, wagon furnished Write
Grand Union Tea Co., Denver, Colo.
s1eo MONTHLY AND EXPENSES to
travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer: steady work. S. Schef-
fer. Treasurer, 33S T., Chicago
LOCAL. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
No canvasssng or soliciting required.
Good income assured Address National
Cooperative Realty Co., V. 1888 Mar
den Building Washington. D. c.
wANTED-Immediate 100 men to
lions: thousands appointed; high sal
aries Trial lesson free. Write Oz-
ment 500. St Louis.
wANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks required Best paying
work within the reach of poor man.
Wages up to s20 weekly; Small cap
ital starts shop Few BARRIERS take
a--rentices. Demand increasing. Write
for free particulars. Moler Barber
College, Fort Worth, Tex
s25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES to
trustworthy people to travei and dis
tribute samples for big wholesale
house c. H. Emery, 4SS U, Chlcago.
SPLENDID POSITION for an honest.
active man. District manager for the
=
fro, agents and do canvassing. United
Manufacturing company 1853 United
Bldg. Toledo. 0.
LIVE MAN IN EACH COMMUNITY to
own and operate business In MS
home. Experience unnecessary spare
time. Profits large. I furnish every
thing. Particulars free. Voorhies,
Desk IA. Omaha, Neh.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
open the way to good government posi-.
tons can coach you by mall at small
cost Full particulars free TO any
american citizen Of Is or over. Write
TO-DAY for Booklet z. 632. Earl Hop
kins Washington. D. c.
MEN AND BOYS to learn Automobile
repairing. driving, on uptodate cars
electrical. civil engineering. surveying,
in most practical way. POSITIONS Sc
cured. Catalog free National scnooi
Of Trades 21-O w. Seventh St, Los
Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
EASY MONEY, LITTLE WORK,
EVELATION-Caven sold 80 in

REVELATION-Cave sold 80 In o
davs. Applewhite took 6 orders in 30
minutes. Irresistible selling PROPOSE
ton. Send quick for details, sworn
statements, facts about wonderful Au-
tomato Razor Sharpener. Marvellous
accuracy amazes everybody. Only Sue
cessful invention Of it's kind in exist
ence Sells itself. Local agents man
ayers everywhere-al or spare time
$50 to $50 weekly. Write at once The
Never Fail Co.. 1865 Cotton Bldg. To-
fod0 q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

Rooms, Board, Etc.
NICE ROOM, furnished or unfurnished.
521 Prospect.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Local Laeonics.

George Hewitt of Boston. has en- tered the employ of Edward WhaIen.
 The Westerly Odd Ladies picnicked 1t Pleasant View Thursday.
 Many enjoyed the excellent concert by the Westerly band in Wilcox park Thursday evening.
 The mail service for the season at Pleasant View was commenced Thurs day with Miss Grace Main in charge of the pestoffice.
 Edward T. Smith, age 38, son of MT and Mrg. Joseph IF Smith of Franklin street, Westerly died Wednesday in Carney. N. J. The body will be bur- jed in River Bend
 Maurice w. Flynn, William Culley and John T. Edmond, street light com nlittee of the Westerly town council have authorized the Installation of 1a lights at Pleasant View.
 Rev Samuel M. Cathcart, pastor oi the Congregational church. and Mrs Cathcart. have started on a six month trip to Canada and the west. Prof. T B. Lathrop of Atlanta will have charge of the parish until Rev. Mir. Cathcart returns.
 Thomas Rhodes. while at work upor a scaholding at the new Dr. Jofr Champlin residence, Thursday after noon, fell in an epileptic fit but had the presence of mind to roll towards the building thus escaping 8 fall ts the ground. He soon recovered from the attack
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Madam, These Grocers Sell The Butter .Th A M Pure, Delicious and Full Weight ~

Seven million pounds sold last year in Connecticut, Massachu- setts and Rhode lsland-with- out a single complaint from the hundreds of dealers or the thousands of users-prove that Gold Mcdanis made best, kept best, tastes best.
 To make 1t easy for you to try this butter of absolute purity and exquisite favor, we are giv- ing the names of the grocers in your neighborhood who sell it. Order today package from your grocer-or, if he doesn't sell 1t, from the nearest grocer on the list.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
ITCHING BURNING
 SKIN ERUPTIONS

A warm bath with Cuticura soap and single application of Cut1cara ointment usually afford immediate relief, permit rest and sleep and point to speedy and sue cesstul treatment of torturing, dlshguring humors. ecz m $ :. rashes, itchings and irritations of infants. children and adults, when all else fails Cuticura soap and ointment are also most valuable for preserving, purifying and Identifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands, for shaving. shampoo ing and sanative cleansing, as well as for every purpose of the toilet, bath and nursery
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

Barker sophomore mathematical first prize.
 Ansonia.-T. D. L. Manville, clerk Of the Ansonia city court, and Mrs. EliZ- abeth kidder of Hartford were married at the parsonage of the Wesley Meth odist church, Springfield, Mass, Sat urday evening.
 Deep River.-Rev. James H. Messen- ger will go on his annual vacation in July. The pulpit during his absence will be occupied by Rev. George C.. Chappell three Sundays and one Sun day by Rev. Dr. A. B. Coats of Hart ford.
 Meriden.-James Brown, for the past three years superintendent of the cutlery department of Miller Brothe S
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Brief State News

MIford.-Reports from the shore are that the blackHsh are biting hard and fast.
 Ciinton.-Mrs Frederick Peet is ct Poughkeepsie to attend the gradua ton of her daughter from Vassar college and Lyman B. Comstock of Company NJ are in Mantle to attend the officers school of instruction.
 MiddIetown.-Ex- Governor and Mrs. Frank B. Weeks of Union street sailed Thursday by steamship Gresser Kur- fuerst for a trip abroad.
 New Britain.-Sewer Commissioner Raymond B. Heaiey is confined to his home with blood poisoning of his foot It is not regarded as Being serious.
 New Haven-Prof. Theodore S Woolsey, ho recently retired from the Yale faculty, has sailed for Europe. He will return some time in August
 EerIin.-A new system of rapid cal culation is to be introduced in the for il having been ordered by the su- perintehdenf.
 Waternury.=M Frank H. Merrill of New York city is visiting her par. ents. Mir. and Mrs. Ii. J. Andrews. and her sister. Mrs. Augustus Nugent, of G. Fairview street.
 iIinqford.+Edward Sanford Ham, mond. son of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. L. Hammend is one of the prize winners at 1ale. having won the Benjamin F.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

as counsel in the litigation. but Mir. Crafts withdrew from the case before IL came to final hearing upen it's merits. Mir. Lizotte was made the suoJect of investigation and on ac- count of his action in connection with the Warren case he was suspended by the supreme court from the practice or law Tor one year. The period Of suspension was recently extended three months in further action of the su- p%rene % court on account of com plant that he continued his office pnsctice as an attorney -at-law.
 9ivins attention to every tree in Will cox park and are now engaged in like Work elsewhere in the town have struck species of caterpillar about an inch in length, which is even more destructive to eims than the disastrous elm tree beetle. The pest was discov- cred ThurSday on an elm at the Eos ter farm on the Watch Hill road, and haa evideRly just commenced their work of destruction. They were near ly all found on a large branch of a tres that stands by the roadside. Kill lnR nearly every leaf on the branch The foresters gathered and burned haf b9shel of the pests. keeping 9 feW samples for investigation and ex- aIf1ina ton.
 These pests are new to this section ana are known as spiny elm caterpH- lars. They are black red marked and Tn June defcliate the terminal branch eS of elm. willow. poplar and several otaer trees. TheY are common in the butterfly form, though the connection with the spined black, red spotted cat erpillars is not generally known. The parent insect Is magnificent dark maroon butterfly. with blue spotted black and yellow borGered wings which have an eXpanse of about three inch es. The under surface of sthe wings presents striking contrast, being a dark bluish black and brown inter mixed with some yellowish gray. The yellow border of the upper surface
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
OBITUARY.
Rev. Frederick D. Power. D.D.

Washington, June 14.-Dr. Frederick D. Power, known throughout the coun- try as "Carfeld's pastor,. having been pastor of the Vermont Avenue Chris tian church here when President Gar field attended it. and having conduct ed Garfields funeral 6ied at his home here today. He was 60 years of age a native of Virginia and was from 1881 to 1883 chaplain of the house of rep resentatiyes
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

long post in the quarters in Memorial building This was followed by campfire in Hiberian hall. where feast was served by Budlong Relief corps. Then came the customary speeches by the guest of homer, sew eral comrades and special guests. Ben jamin F. Corey commander of Bud lora post. presided. and at the outset announced that each speaker would be limited to five minutes, and, of course, like good soldiers. all obeyed and kept within the limit
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Cardinal Gibbons, Dual Jubilee.

Baltimore, June 1.-The ecclesia st- cal celebration of the dual jubilee of Cardinal Gibbons ordination to the priesthood and his elevation to the cardinalate will take place at the Baltimore cathedral, Sunday, October 15 The cardinal will pontificate at mass at II a. m. and at vespers at s p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

PUTNAM, CONN. Durs<sd c. M 3es Church St. Geesnn J. H. Front SE Law A. V. 14z Church St IeC1aar P. M. s4s Providence St. Msaaea Ea g5 Main St. MApten E. o. 1'82 Providence St Mro9rry J. J. Cor. Grove 6 so Main R4unards C. A. 1Ss Kim St. Sharp C. A Abingdon St fsse5esr N. P. 74 Main St Van Dxtde Joe Pemfret St. Sw@rg-za F. J. 2s Main St.
 sToNINGToN, CONN. Becsxifh ". p. KsnE G zsn rus5sto Market
 NORWICH, CONN. A1eessn '. B. 145 Saohsm St Bray M @0e No. Main St Cardwsn W. H. 8 to Market St. Csngf11sn T. c. as7 Central Ave. Ea3rcies1sh C. $. 285 West Thames St 9Fss ErotherS 45s Main St. Hendsxsun H. l.. <1 High St. Maine A. 8. 2ss Central Ave. Nszsnan Fl. ss Franklin St. sevsz A.~D. a5s Broad St. TsfisEfn1s, 197 Ne. Main St. Eh7rfsn Mrs A. "a Franklin St,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Eight Hours for All Countries.

Amsterdam, June 15.-The congress of textile operatives. now in session here, unanimously adopted a reso1z- ton in favor of eight hours work ir all the textile mills in all countries.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

Australian ironbark timber is pre- ferred to steel in the constructions or big buildings, as it is thought safer in case Of fire. when the ironbark would steel would buckle under the weisSs down.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
ELM CATERpILLARS AT WESTERLY
Nev Pests Discovered at Farm on Watch Hill Road Dump Cart and Trolley Collide-Clyde Burrows SsRns Win Pittsburs- Department Commander Bliss Guest of Budlons Post-Pleasant View Post Office Opens.

Albert B. c5astss one of the best sens~a hxszs ~ef Rhode Island, with fssaasass sprscsaes44n the superior court S~ .9sWezr raNdon ,psunty. a former lres- fAWf S& Fghst~Aff. rr6w at CrsHstons vayn7RX .pd1bed 5tsf revidence. has besn mslS vs1eWnAM th action for alleged st1gAer. Nsit A9s bsen serted h suit e. assssssg 1ssg issA M h. at sssssss. sssssss. u4s wfA fg.EeturH6ese to she srperior oexrt JnaE tUSsA Anee cexysEy. duly $ss.
 2tsdsM Cxelks ssYs 9re dhes not zsnap aA4t w613 asA saFs speeSnc aiae- gneens Q tnesSsis eecfsfsSsn, but
 Abeelgs the ssit is an ox.tsuesstA = We NUheh dszssaae sease. Ege was dr<Aesoy esGlhsetea With Mir. Crafts
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
l fovldence.

Cutlery company, and the concern travelling representative in the west has decided to leave Meriden to locate in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

Congressman ShackIeford of Missouri characterizes Washington as a "cor- poration ridden" city.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

Ezra Bliss. commander of Rhode Is- land department, Grand Army Of the Republic. inare his first official visita- ton to Westerly. Thursday evening. and was rendered q reception by Bud
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Costs No More

Despite all the care and expchse In making and packing Gold Medal Creamery Butter, it does not cost one penny more than ordinary butter. We seA so many million pounds that we can afford to make low price per pound. | Why buy ordinary butter of doubtful purity and uncertain flavor, without guarantee, when for exactly the same money Cor less) you can get Gold Mcdd -the butter that is always pure, always good, always guaranteed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

TAFTviLLE, CONN. Baldwin ". E. Te{lier Jos. Merchants Ave.
 koANk, CONN. Chester c. M Noank, Conn Fitch A, E. Noank, Conn. Rathbun F. L Noank, Conn.
 OLD MYSTIC, CONN. Haley A. A. Old Mystic, Conn. Williams H. O. o1d Mystic, Conn
 COLUMBIA, CONN. Porter Fl. ".
 MYSTIC, CONN. Lamb H. B. Moves J. NJ Prunier Jos. Spencer H. J.
 WILLIMANTIc, CONN. Arnold H. 318 Jackson St Blish Frank D. S6 Church St. Chagnon & Bacon 40 Jackson St City Grocery Company SIT Main St. John Eddy fl Milk St. keegan J. F. B Union St Oden Alfred Mansfield St. Perrilli V. B Jackson St Young James & Son 2o-24 Church St
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Absolute Purity

Gold Medal Butter is paEked m the creamery in gern<proof, dirt-proof, odor-proof package. This protects it from infection and preserves the original flavor and purity. When you open it, it is like taking the cover on the oAurn. No human hand ever touches Gold Medal Butter unsii fs is placed or your table. The package aso protects tho butter from saint of vegetables or meats in your refrigerator No other creamery can use this package.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Full Weight

The quality of Gold Medal Creamery Butter is right and the quantity also is right There is no danger of your get ting short weight when you buy pound of Gold Medal. We positively guaran- tee that each and every package con- tains 16 ounces, ful weight.
 A careful housewife wants to know both how good and how much butter she IS getting for her money. For your pro- tection we place 16oz." en every pack age and VIC guarantee 1t IS never less.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

Nature joins with science to make Gold Medal Creamery Butter a perfect butter. It IS made from the richest pasteur- ized cream Tn a thoroughly sanitary creamery. Itis packed at the creamery in germ proof, odor-proof, dust-proof package.
 Each package is guaranteed to contain Is ounces, fun weight. The cost is no higher than ordinary butter. live can per- suade you to try Gold Medal Creamery Butter just once, you will have no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

. 1AN~~N k-Plsce PaHor Shit with odd GhAif or Rock & OF 5-Piece R 8 Fl 2 Suit, ta2x10.6 Yel- N ct R ux | &1t Hanging Mirror oT Pier Mirror, 1 Ma A0GH1y Centre
 hMe. Bound
 or Square. z Christy Pic.
 lures, 2 Pairs Ia@e DuffAiH<, n D . C . r ate3 Lamp. .tz.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Chu dTen Cry
 1f HfF0sEass GAS TO RIA
Reo h Ivy n Westerly

Mo04fHiAL TRUST COMPANY wOs%eriy Branch Csp>eai .-.....T Thrss Million polIars 6asyDvs ..... .Thses Million Dsiiara Over Fifty Thsussnd Accounts. Ldbexal. oourteous ana e6acIent ia it's
 AanAESment.
 Fen yALU.
 Two sAesa-l em ssteps'ts, situated in llleRn0 DNfs tf the chgn pact part of Ree1ssH. h. l.. each having 60 foot iSat -aQoiniuS Chat zen be secured at rDEbSS9G1s prices If a purchaser de- sfrW bsfh having heat, electric lights ms4ern plumbing. Inspection Frank W. Csy Real Estate Ce-
 Westerly, R. ks
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16
Rich Flavor

The favor of 0oid Medal Butter is rich and delicious. It h made of the finest thick. yellow cream, carefully pasteur- ized and ohtsined from cows which have shown negative tnbsseuhn< test. The creamery in which il is made is clean and sanitary. All cream is care fully and scientifically teseefiin our labo- ratory before it is used. This unusual care makes Gold Medal Creamery Butter revelation in richness and delicacy, as well as purity.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
BANK ShFE IS ROb0ED
At farmers BRANCH
Two or Three Men Engaged in Rob
berry. and All Make Escape
in Darkness.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Farmers Branch. Texas, Oct. rs
Cracksmen this morning about
O'Clock blew open the safe of the
Riddle Banking company here and
secured part of the funds of the
bank. but the exact amount is not
known.
The safe blowers took possession
of the local telephone exchange in
timidating the operator, w l.. Coco,
and thus prevented the alarm being
given.
The noise of the explosion awoke
j. H. Broadhurst, who gave. the
alarm, but the men, two or three in
number, made their escape. one or
them heading for Dallas, 1t is
thought. 1t being dark and no lights
burning 1t was impossible to tell
whether the men were white or
black.
Sheriff Brandenburg at Dallas was
notified at once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28

dig potatoes and while in the field
she was attacked by the negro. He
came up from behind, threw a rope
around her neck, ehokeds her and
tried to hang her Then he went to
the house and demanded some
matches, presumably for the purpose
of trying to burn Mrs Green. The
younger woman slammed the door in
his face and telephoned to neigh
Dor and then the negro made his es-
cape, leaving before the neighbor
arrived.
The elder Mrs Green is in a ser
ious condition. Her face and head
are swollen and spotted with blood.
The family belies IS the negro in
tended to kill both women and burn
the house
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
GREAT VICTORY
WON BY TROOPS
Imperial Forces at Hankow Said
to Have Defeated the Rev
olutionists.
DRIVEN FROM THE CITY
Revolutionists Forced 10 Fall Back
Across the Han River to Han
Yans.-Situaiion at
Shanghai
Associated Press Special

Shanghai, China, Oct 2S-Wire-
less reports received this mornin !,
from Hankow declare that the inn
perial troops have won a sweeping
victory there as the result of fierc >
engagement yesterday 1t is said The
imperial army compelled the revol1
tionists to fall back across the Han
river to Han Yang.
This report Is received with in
credulity even in official circles
here Whatever the situation about
Hankow, matters are growing
worse for the government in the sec
ton near Shanghai and along the
lower Yang Use river.
1t is persistently reported that
Ching Kaing, one hundred and fifty
miles above this city, is about &c
succumb to the rebel forces. This
fort is considered the key to Shang
hal