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ASSEMBLY VOTES
|NFAVQR OF EXTRA
CONGRESS SESSION
BY Vote of Is 10 40 President
Taft Is Called On to Re.
wise Tariff Legislation.
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ALBANY. Feb G-After a lengthy
debate the Assembly to-day by a vote
OF IS to &c adopted the Cuvillier rcsolu-
ton calling upon President Taft to re-
convene Congress at the close NJ the
present session for tho purpose OF rc-
vlsing the tariff downward. The vote
was divided strictly upon party lines.
Assemblyman Andrew L. Murray. a
New York Republican. attempted to
amend the resolution so that instead OF
urging a special session 1t would call
upon the New York state members OF
Congress TO support the proposal of
President Tact FOR a tsri1 board. This
amendment was defeated.
In urging the adoption OF the Cuvillier
resolution Democratic Floor Leader A.
Il. Smith. said.
THE people OF this state at the last
election in 10 uumisiakable terms de-
ciared for a downward revision of the
tariff promised by the Republicans. II
is proper that this LEGISLATURE should
make known tr the President and Con-
grcss tho expression Of the people of
his state.
Assemblyman Aaron ]. Levy or New
York. declared hat tho last election
had removed all doubt az to the wishes
OF the people on the subject of ,arih
revision. He declared that many peo-
pie had been ruined 10y indiscreet
tariN legislation.
Others who spoke in favor OF the
resolution were Assemblymen Drum
mond. Hoey. Oliver and Cuvillier. II
was opposed by Republican leader
Merritt and As~semblyman Murray.
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'HON. S.R." MEETS
TONY" DREXELI IN
FIGHT TO FINISH
Brother of Lord Decies and
, Society Boxer Arrange
! Terms for Fistic Battle.

TIE men friends and relatives of LORD
Decies. who is to be married tomorrow
at st. Bartholomew to Vlvien Gould.
Che eighteen-year-old daughter OF George
Gould. were a bit lelsurcly about getting
up this morning. There was n supple
mentary renewal last might Of 'hc
bachelor dinner which Lord Declcs
gave on Saturday.
"Oh. quite a busy little %evenin.." said
Col. Lund. bosom friend OF the Bride
froom-to-bc. who was one OF the first
9f the waldorf-As'orla group of wedding
guests to arise. Bat he showed no per.
teptible dulling OF the edge Of his APP
petite for every possible new point OF
view about America and It's natives he
svas still In the general frame Of mini
bf a ten-year-old boy on Christmas
morning.
Most 'strordinary country. Come
bver here for a wedding, you know. and
sxpect there'll be nothing but doves o,
peace and olive branches and roses and
all that-and It's wicked. red. bowling,
~ar from tn. m our ship gets In.
"A silly beggar over on the Jersey
Ahore drops a stick OF dynamite on 0
Eomnunipaw or some other strange sort
r; az Indian. and MS the battle VI the
China sea Here's d beggar who wants
TO fight a duel and writes letters
ebout II. Then you reporter chaps
come charging around and excite the
Honorable Bobby ts. r. Beresford). SC
that the dear boy thinks he wants Il
box with Tony Drexel. War. war. war
ThA ID. A.. f.t - ~. uv1ANAE NJ
Roosevelt Is a grea, man in this coun'
w. II was made to order for him.
In comes Camoy here n BIT aEo and
Says. DO yoii know. they lie really soln
o. have tina. 1gl."
(which fight. man. in the nam o
heaven. which? It's al light and blow
sng things up and typo in thc now
papers as long as y1Jr arm. and ig'
engines. Which hrht?'
Don't be an ass observed lor.
famoys, who was really very serious
i'Tony DreXel ana ). X. have settle
that so for next Sunday In DgeNel'
9wn private prize-ring. siX-ounce gloves
end I'm to be IS. RS second, and
Dear you are to be referee and all that.
s>But Is s. r. ft?' inquired Col. Lun
hio "a ahh fanny llNhIAllislI
sWhat's the good OF being amateu
heavywcight Of the universe II your
DOT Mt? What?"
SHUT he has been tralnin.' " inslste
Lbrd camoys.
sf'Trainln'H' Knocked Col. Lund. =
Heard a lot OF scrubwomen ca Kiln an
bfuxhin' out In the corridor The OH,
Gay and looked out the door aud the.
MAS tie Hon. Bobby all In white ildI
nels. with a sweater up around his en-.
and the window wide open 30 that
almost froze the poor scrubWOmen
death and he was waving a pair
~drmbbeils around. II Vas such a graz
s.ght that they couldn't move. thong
they froze. And you SHOULD have heal
The creatures laugh, Trainin't'
How many rounds wiA this nsht 20
asked the reporter.
T a finish" said Lord Camoys, wi
fhe utmost seriousness. 'To 4 fins
certainly"
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Propped Up TO Sign Papers
No Appetite

II Took Hoods SarsapnrlIn Wien
was a very sick woman, had no appe-
lite whatever, and could not sleep more
than three hours u night, ! was per-
,uaded by a friend to try it, took Two
bottles of it, and il gr, atty benefited mt.
cave me a good appetite aud sound
sleep" Mr., John Edens, 2220 W, Cd
St, Davenport, Iowa.
Hoods SarsIparila restores the appc'
lite and makes sleep sound and re,
lrcshing by building up the wholc sys'
tenn. 1t puriiies the blood, strengthen,
the nerves. aids and perfects digestion.
Get it to-day in usual liquid form ol
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
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OF WOMAN
SLEUTH PUT THIS
PANDORA BOX
Fortune Teller to the Elite De
clarei a Disorierly Person
in Police Court.

Nine. Margie Pandora. who Is no rela-
ton to the orisina! proprietor OF tina
famous box of evils. but who. on tho
contrary, has been a favored sreress TO
the elite. was this afternoon declared 10y
Magistrate Murphy in the Centre street
under a bond % $1,000 to keep the peace
for one year.
Nine. Pandora holds communion with
familiar spirits q. No. =. West Thirty
seventh street, where sle was found on
Jan. 10 when the police raldeI her en-
porium OF mysteries. gazing into the
future through a crystal ball.
The same ball. according to tho evil
dence Of Isabella Goodwin, n police ma
tron. was called into play on Jan. 9,
when Miss Goodwin trekked th!ther in
ques, of certain unrcvealed facts con-
corning her own future. Miss Goodwin
swurc that She separated herself from
five good dollars i1 return for the in
formation, via the glass bail, that she
would we'd a dot "a brain specialist
in November, aud thut a child would
speedily come 90 bless the union Of ID,
Police Department with the mc1ici,
/ profession.
Nine, Pandora swore vengeance upor
the Magistrate, said that she wouli
have him remove and that all other
In the prosecutions ranks would ge
speedy trouble, for they had disturbc.
her nest of occult science.
The woma Is a ~well-known figure Al
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SEEKS TOF0RFEIT
SO OIL PAINTINGS
WORTH $4,000

tinted states Attorney Henry A..
Wise filed q suit to-day In tho I'nitol
States District court FOR the forfeiture
% %cighty-nlnc OF paintings. said to ,o
worth $4,000, Il is alleged they wee
brought into the country by Julius
Oohme, the famous nrt importer. and
that they were uudervalued for the pur-
pose Of cheating the Custom-howsc ont
OF tho tariff duty.
Tls'sc pictures had been coming N
sIace 1905 and were n part OF tac grei.
exhibition or the American Art Gal
lerics last fall.
After tlr exhibition they were In.
Guided IN ESQ catalogue OF an art sai,
a. Mcudc,ss1hn ian Ian q. MIR. Oehm,
who Is c.SAtv-,vo years "a ana was
preparing to retire Won. business, sen
the best ~ his stock, nins,y-threc paint
ings, to the American Art Gallery Exh!
hition,
-Four o' them were by American art
lists, Al tine rest were imported, and ol
Jan. % the customs authorities seize,
the CiGhty-nine, having discovered quit
by accident while investigating anothe
case that there mad been systematI
u~ndervaluation 90 those works OF art a
tlep entered the country.
The sign was kept dark and the alyc.
tl.e1 sllc was allowed To 20 On the ncs
day, Jan, -.
Tho net rc.n'o. - ~ 'le Srln 70" tho.
+ ciglIy-nnp T'.,rrrf was >'i,'t-, ava In.
l. what the Government expects to ~
cover by the forfeiture suit, the none
taking the place Of the pictures. while
are scattered among the successful bic
ders al tie auction.
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MOB At CHURCH
At REHEARSAL OF
GOULD Wedding


threats OF violence against him are
mere fnolishness, the Goulds and the
police take the matter more seriously.
When Niles Gould leaves her home in an
automobile to 20 90 the cnurci to-nIur-
row sac will be surrounded by u squad
og mounted police who VIII allow no enc
to come meas the car. cant. O'CoHnor
OF The East Fi:ty-first street station wii
have fifty meH In uniform about the
church and Capt. Hughes O: the East
Slxty-soyCnth street station viii have as
many Mt the Gould home.
When Mss GoulI's sister. Marjorie.
was married the crowd az the church
went wild and acted like a mob, even
trying 10 tear off pieces of her wedding
gown az souvenirs. There was a crank
there who made himself dlsagreeable.
Warned by these experiences. the
Goulds and the police are paying much
attention TO the proper guarding OF the
ceremony.
Tho bride viii wear "A white satin
dress embroidered with silver roses
The train 1--we yards AMI a half lonl
VIII be carried by two little pages IN
white sailor suit, ana patent leather
pumps, the sons OF Lord Decles's broth.
er, Marcus and Graham Bcrcsford %
Providence. The boys had breakfas
yesterday at tho Gould mansion an,
were taken out with the little Goul,
children .uc an automobile ride. after
ward being coached for their roles d
, to-day's rehearsal.
To &c hl' Cou7. Gown.
: The BRIDES wedding sowu is the on
IN Wh.nL. as lady pcei,s, she viii b
presented At the EHsH~a court.
The bridesmaids lgr Misses Hop
Hamilton, Beatrice Cida,u. Miss Hanna.
= Randolph OF Philadelphia, Miss Louis
Cromwell OF Washington, Miss Emelin
Holmes aad Miss Allison Pie. ce O
y oyster Bay. Miss Edith Gould. tn
n bride-elects sister, Is 10 10 maid @
honor,
= Tn money value OF the gifts probabl
q Will not equal those sent 90 the prime
i pals Of the last Gould wodding, but Ia
il few friends who have seen them "a
4 they are wonderfully beautiful. VIII
e many have been sent from England,
" large numJer Viz rcmain Lheye TO ava
Pc tucir arrival.
Ne Miss Gould viii give hcr bridesmaids
he gold vanity boN, aside OF whlr,.
IN engraved the words. From Niy!pn"
y, a fac sim!.e of her han writing. On n
81 outside ls the monogram OF the bride
nd maid dom in the Gould colors and Il
initials 20. D." in diamonds. Loi
en Decies's gifts TO his best man and Il
nj ushers will he scarfpins shaped like
IN. crown and set witt diamonds. At Il
Ne base Of the crown viii be tho militia
a.. reversed. -, O."
q, Coronet Fathers Gift.
George j, Gould has given his daug
ter a coronct OF diamonds tipped wi
u.no pcar-Suaped diamonds and a lpI
ciatn %, diamonds with 4 Large plan
- from which fan pendants ut prnr-shap
H. diamonds, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gov
'lf, have giyen the bride-to-be a superb dI
tn mond cursage ornament.
rts Mrs. Gould gave her daughter a nee
lace OF diamonds. a sautoir Of pea
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did YOU heart the General talk at ali?'
YES, he called for his s~randdaugA-
ter. Joanna, and for his son, Mr.. James
Ciendenin Eckert.
Did ne seem rationale
"Well, part of the time he thought ne
\ travelling on a strangc boat
Thought he was going 20 WASHINGTON.
He saw visions and thought there were
! lot of people IN the room with nlm.'
did you ever see the General sirr
.heCks while you were taking care of
lim?"
Yes" REPLIED Niles. often. lie would
sign them IN bed. Mr.. Papo would bring
them to him made out ana ne would
slgn them
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST R\CE-Maiden T~wo-ycar-
Odds. ~ furlonrs. High Brow. l09
ONoeruerl, . 10 o., even and l To ., won.
Eaton, 1903, OBurns), II to ~, . To =
and | to 3, second. Gold Mine. lO5
CButweln . to ., 7 to . and 3 to .:
third. Time, a. 20. Sauce, bay May,
Maxentius, Grcnsbok, New Haven.
Doodle Dandy, Duval. Adam aud Fran
ces Dean also ran and finished as
named.
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Appeals to United States Court
TO Appoint Guardian in Bank
ruptcy Proceedings.
INSISTS HE IS INSANE.
Lawyer in Plea 10 Judge Holt
Declares Bank Wrecker
Raves of Conspiracy.

Tndaunted by the refusal Of a jury
In tho state CGrrt 10 declare Joseph
O Robin insane. pr. Louise Hobino-
witch, the bank wrecker's sister. has
rctaiuod lawyers TO move IN the Uni
ted States Court for the appointment
Of a guardian for Robin in bankruptcy
proceedings, on the ground that he is
insane.
Emanuel J. Meyers ~ Meyers & Cold
smith made the motion before Judge
Hough to-day. Samuel Goldsmith spent
two hours with Robin yesterday, and
says that. while Robin seems to be RAJ
tional on general topics. and not only
sane, but particularly bright and clear,
the moment the subject Of his financial
dowuflll IS mentioned ho goes m the
hook and raves about "tao conspiracy
- ruin him
robin thinks J. =. MORGAN, andrew
Carnegie and other financial leaders
have combined to ruin him. says Mr..
Goldsmith, and It is impossible to
get any assistance from him IN the
preparation Of his case for the reason
that 1t Ccals entirely with his financial
operations
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and two rings. one set with rubles and
diamonds and the other containing a
large pearl cncircied with smaller
pearls. Miss Helen Gould gave her
re!ce a dog collar o. pearls with bars
OF diamonds. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
J.. Drexel IT,. her brother-in-law and
SISTER, presented her with a gold VAN
~ COX with 4 diamond monogram Her
brothers, jay and Kingdom Gould, gave
Ter a bracelet OF solitaire diamonds,
aud Mrs. Charles &. Kingdom. her
grandmother, gave her a diamond
brooch.
The Duke and Duchess OF Con-
Gdusht have sent a solid gold ink set.
The Seventh Hussars. which IS Lord
Decies's regiment. have presented a
silver tea service.
Most OF the gifts hat will remain in
Lord and Lady Decies's town house in
London consist OF silver services and
furniture. None OF the gifts viii ID.
shown AZ the Could own residence. No.
81 Fifta avenue, at the reception that
follows the ceremony. Tie gifts vii, be
however.
NJ -iiht! mt Decoration.
The color scheme both at the church
and al the house VIII be white and
green, and lilacs and marsuerl,es will
be used. The decorating Is progressing
to-day with a large force OF men. The
decorations In the ballroom OF the Gould
home. where the couple viii receiv.
their guests after the ceremony. will bt
particularly elaborate. The grand stair
case Is 10 be done in sm!lax and tn,
a.ning-room II drawing room will b,
i mass Of flowers and greencry.
II Is said the brides troussolu vii
not be the elaborate affair reported, an,
'hat she VII carry away only a doae
- 50 OF gowns, The others nc,cssar.
!or the London season OF Lady Dec.e
Will be purchased abroad.
LORD Decies and his bride Will leav
New York by the Carmania on Feb. II
an dtravel In Egypt before going I
London. Their home In England ".
be seton Park, Slough. For the sea
son they Wi! have a house In LondoI
w9ere hey VIII be for tie coronatio
festivities. Lady Dcc!es Will be pr,
'eutrd at court at one OF the ear.
drawing rooms
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SON OPENS FIGHT
FOR 100000
LEFT BY ECKERT
James 9. I;ckert was getting only a
small fraction Of the estate.
E~ricklaysr Witnessed Will.

Joan Thorn. i foreman bricklayer,
one of the subscribing witnesses to the
will, succeeded Ennever. lie wa: en-
ployed on the Eci;ert estate on Aug.
70. when ne Witnessed the will. Mr.,
Ennevcr asked Gen. ECkert IL the doc
ument was his last VIII and testament.
The General said. Yes signed
the Will.
IN your opinion asked Mr.. Nicoll,
IVA Gen. Eckert OF sound mind"'
He was" responded Thom. Witness
said r. T. Eckert tele phoned to his
home In Jersey City the day before the
will vas slime and asked him 10 come
down 90 Eihern1 to discuss the building
OF % garage. When he got there r. r.
Eckcrt had asked him to come in and
sian the viii.
on the d1v he Witnessed the Will
Thorn said. the General discussed wiz
lrm the building OF . garage. lie dis.
cGssed all the details Of the worS ia'
teiligently. +. r. Eckeyt made sugges
lions, hut his father overruled them.
Thom declared that all of the Gen
erals conversation was rational an
that his mind appeared to be ACTIVE
and bright.
Lawyer H.. VI. Earle, for the contestant
drew from Thorn that Is still working
for T. T. Eckert. Yesterday he talke,
over the Ease with Mr.. sullivan. Nj
NiColl's mariner.
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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $3.50 for three
sear-oids and up i've and onc-half fur
lonss.-Niblick, li2 C.. WhiteD, ~ to
], 4 10 l and 5 to ., won Claiborne, il2
tGrlfln). / to 9. out and out, second .
FOL. Deb. ll5 "a. Matthew'S, ~ to /. 2
b. ! and S 10 3, thini, Time, l.li go.
Frank Patten, Restless Lady and Zymole
also ran.
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Detectives from the Miller avenue
station had no trouble last nigh; In
"rescuing nineteen-year-old Sarah
Ehaum Of No. 460 GlehmOre avenue,
East New York, whose mother had re.
ported to Lieut. Kennedy that the girl
had been taken from her home forcib!y
and detained against her VIII N n
house ar Wyona street and Ptthin
avenue.
\ rap on tho door brought Charles
Arnold TO the door.
where's Sarah El5aum?' tie de-
,ectives demanded.
Here | ann" the girl spoke u2.
whats wanted?'
Both of you come around to the
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house" ordered the detectives. LAS for
you" they continued, talking 20 Arnold.
there's a charge OF kidnapping against
you"
Arnold laughed loud and long, and. TO
the detectives surprise, Sarah Joined
her silycry tones with Arnold's bass.
Then ,hey walked arm ana arm TO rae
station. Mrs. Flbaum was still there.
why, mother exclaimed Sarah,
there Is 40 reed for all this fuss.
Charles and | are married" And she
pulled OUT a marriage certificate.
There" she exclaimed, there Is the
proof. VIII you believe me now? Give
us your blessings. mother dear"
But Mrs. Elhaum walked out Of the
station-housc without another word.
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FOR SUNDAY SPORTS.

ALBANY, Feb, ~6,-Scnitur Ferris ~
Oneida tu-da" Introduced a bill permit,
ting contests IN baseball. football. golf.
tennis, jumping, running and other ath.
l5tic sports on sundays when such sports
are licensed.
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If you will examine the
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Jury's Verdict.

Mr.. Smith, In opposition. called at
tention TO the fact that the jury In
Judge Swann's court had brought in a
verde, that Roh!n ia zane. and that
prior to that Justice Con had denied a
motion for the appointment, OF a COM
mittcc OF the estate Of l,lula on Dr.
Austin J'i!ut's certificate that he was Ia
sane, declaring that the insanity OF
ROOM must G.st be !ouad on 4 trial by
jury.
III II is intended TO set up tho insnH-
ity OF Robin as n defense Ncrc. It mus,
be lone by an orderly proceeding nrst
to determine whether he is sane or
insane.
In every one OF the cases cited by
Mr.. Meyers there was a proceeding OF
trial OF the question OF sanity before IN.
guardian vas appointed,
judge iioush directed the opposing
rours,! g. suhui, briefs ana aoscl ed de
J Cls.un.
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Bankruptcy Proceedings.

cal'N' uptSy T'oCcculn9o.
For the purpose OF closing every ave-
nue. By which the assets OF Robins
banks might escape. tho state Banking
Department. through Supt Cheney. in
s,ltutcd %hankrup' proceedings. II.
Gerald Chaplin. a New Rochelle lawyer.
with an unpaid bill OF $500 against
Robin. ioininE in the petition.
Peter Alexander was named as receiver
by Judge Holt In the proceedings
against Robins Railway Traction Con-
struction Company and Fidelity Devsi-
opment Company. Rollins & Rollins
are counsel to Receiver Alexander In
these proceedings. and John T. Smith
Of that firm opposed Mr.. Meyers's mo-
ton to-day.
Mr.. Meyers rec.ted the story OF the
examination OF Robin In December by
Drs. Flint and Hamilton. and In Jan.
nary by other alienlsts. all OF whom
declared him insane.
THE petition in bankruptcies was fled
Jan 10. several weeks after these
eminent alienists had examined him and
pronounced him insane" he said. we
therefore, ask the Court to appoint a
guardian TO act for Robin In the bank.
ruptcy proceeding"
You know this is a court Of Inferior
Jurisdiction" Judge ITough Interrupted.
Has Il any authority to appoIn, q
guardian and listen in such a ,lseo'
NJ Meyer was ready with several
prccciepts, cases N vhi'r the s,a.ns
ot alleged b%arkrup,s VINO nad been de.
clarcd insane before the hankrup;cy
proceeding was started. and other NJ.
legged bankrupts who became insane NJ,
terward and during the proceeding
and In each case the District Judse ap
pointed II guardian.
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Electrician Also a Witness.

James Miles, an electrician, another
witness TO the Viii, was called. He
worried for Gen. Eckert as "h1useman."
engineer r assistant nurse. lie was
called into the Gcuse by Thom 10 wit
ness the Will. r. r. Ecker went GU,
OF the room Just before the will was
signed. No one mentioned the name Of
James Eckert.
Miles declared that nobody read the
attestatlon ct tho viii but Ennever,
Asked IL he heard Gen. Eckert speak At
al, he said:
'Yes, he asked: lilo about Joan
ma ca daughter OF the contestant
aid the carlton Terrace place."
That's all gIsh', Mr.. Page spoke ~
that's he.pg attended 10. write the WI
wa. bong signed. Miles testified, T. T
Ecker, cried out cyom the porch:
"'lIurry up in there, Mi Ennere'
wants t. catch 4 train"
Miles said 10 had seen Gen. Eckc.I
act strangely from time to time.
on Sept. 1 Miles was appointed TO as
,ist Mr.. Riley, the Generals nurse
Gen, Eckert suffered from "A shock 81
Sept. =. three days after the Will wal
signed. lie never got out OF bed nm
assisted after thc shock.
During that time did he sign AN
paners?" asked Attorney Earle
Propped Up TO sign Papers
Yes, he signed a power Of attorney
Mr.. Riley aad | got him out OF bed an
sat MIN down. Riley sent for Mr.. Page
q and RILEY aud | we9t out, Mr., Pae
p came ou. presently and said, My Coo
Riley. ! can't do anythinS with MN
: we rubbed his back and legs an
, ur3pped him mp and put . board unde
His ,ihows. Tlen he signed the paper,
'puring tbs time asked Mr., Earl,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
MAN FALLS ON KNIFE
IS INSTANTLY KILLED
u. J. Hodge of Houston IL Victim
OF Peculiar Accident--Blade
OF Knife penetratcs Body.
Associated Press Special

Associated Press Special
Houston, Texas, Dec. while
cutting onions with n butcher knife
last night E J Hodge fell on the
knife. The blade penetrated his body
killing him almost instantly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07

j. r Spencer and Il. G Phillips
have gone to Kaufman on bust
ness trip.