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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-09
Bank Statements Called For.

Associated Press Special.
Washington March 9.-The
comptroller of the currency has is
sued call for reports on the condi-
ton of National banks on March Z,
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Bring the children to the Males
tic tonight great comedy act for
them. -9V
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ADVANCE OF ARMY SOUTH
MOVES SMOOTHLY, RAPIDLY
Officials Are Still Contending That
This Is a Military Experiment
and Without Further
Meaning.
Associated Press Special.

Washington, March Still un
der the guise of a peaceful maneuy-
er the advance of the army toward
the southern frontier is moving
along smoothly and rapidly. Off
ciaIs still contend that this is mill
tary experiment only
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EXTE NSIyELY RUMOKED
DIAZ WAS ASSASSINATED
\ Careful Investigation Proves the
Reports to BE Wholly I'm
founded.

Associated Press Special.
Washington, March Extensive
rumors gained circulation last night
to the effea1 that President Diaz of
Mexico, had been assassinated, but
a careful investigation has proved
these reports wholly unfoundsd.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-09

The price is small and results are
sure. Reference is made to the Daily
Light want column. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-09

Three acts at the Majestic and all
good ones. Ego
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RETAIL MARKET.

Waxahachie dealers are retailing
the following articles at prices quot
ed below
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
A FRIENDLY TIP.

friend the don't his
incidents
which break the life He optimistic from
his Australia he needed shirt said
pick shirts his special afteenda
just well have been boke Nary shirt could he buy for the
Canadian visitor handful him.
the simply looked disguised said there notng doing
the plight of Canadian English with
shirt his with hand full of
unable stud him his
laugh That settled it, and before knew shaking hands and
his situation ekled proceeded tell him
small chance had of getting anybody change his Canadian
had really believed he
tell
compassion profit
II
and those Canadian she all ended7
quartend English shilling,
shirts Anybody who would like acquire reciprocity woi
dnt) please Easy Mark However,
worth the ference
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
AN ELIMINATION AREA.

Of
which the attention of good citizens
days than included the membership the sanitary commission
which projected many
remng defects
problems slight block
there conditions which special solution along practical lines
w Howard of Beretania recently returned from
visited
Briefly his plan limit the mosquito crusade district He
including Kh
Within this district let the mosquito brigade concentrate its efforts not n
with this district completely, believes that this possible there
if ship carrying the disease should this
capable spreading eliminating
within mile of the harbm all directions would possibility
the disease patient especially the
precautions quarantine provide.
This simply the details would the
tratng practical
pd this direction Atpen it that there
lOf N way he mosquito campaign
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

has ulpn
had Inland heash eonhe mysf
grove nna Whenever i IKE no tta
imaginative back IN New Jersey
adopted h d' BY Charles wan stoddani who had
Gently kingdom Hawaii and bed written Ms 'scuh
living sy.bOok az the SID
deS village who knew and loved him. for hs geuio
his old Monterey
where he could The toward hs beloved South
And the told his paradise
tho gcntc a
remember that sometimes to wonder huv he the cnnnb
in the Sandwich Islands about thing
sometimes doubted He taught which
when should live
and swing hammock while dusy madens with
candy pie.
great days world purpose
is but then the always sone brightly
But rain shine
willing boy through the
teou islands Of the with side in outgger and
all begle Care
His spirit i lives Hawaii mel, it that of Aloha for all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

they bargains the public think
of public anything of II, at ans
= =
Dignity ufhed in the the Benevolent and
ye Order Es recently the leaking the and the
The Exalted Ruler donnd the of his high Office,
grayy brother
had laid aside the eheekerbards assembled
for the good Of the order The Exalted Ruler raised his and
raped twice thrice silence fell within the lodge Thea what
the Eks call pandemonnmony they eyhoe The
Exalted Ruler his exalted char like flight
him. before and behd Even The no
lata could restrain cheer
The small fast Nheh th als'
had deposited during the the soft - te fsa Ref oae
She had heei he because shat appealed eminent
% and she whg Kittens should b 81 by the
eaaled nleF that flkdom
Consequently che made h objection known p planting four f fs
u daes n the feian 81 Tie fed Roller - proceeded
her ana h9 family,
ne tllal s pfaW he ilrep ~ se8fai sls
sac lodge neeia foFmsl Essae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
CHEERFUL CHRISTIANITY.

There CHEEKY spirit about the y NJ G. quarters which is
this the smile with
which when This general
appeals
especially the latter recol them badheaded of
disposition possibly that of
may being flowing right Anyway
the Y NJ A. building light airy place where the frivolous Chris
immense himself in the latest magazine the Christian with
the dumbbes the ordinary information
straight and path all these nothing
projected into the mental physical of the Y NJ A. visitor with
the result that membership steady worthy the
combination the all of these
institutions particularly with cheerful Christianity which
like faith a whole lot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
M'NAMARA DEFENSE
SEEKS TO CHANCE
PRESIDING JUDGE

LOS ANGELES. October sa.-4claF
enee palrow, l.ecompie Davis, George
Harrington and chs other aiioFaeya for
the defense IN iAe AeAamaFa trial ia
ne snpeflar eonfi here. afe preparing
20 make reappeal fog ehange of the
presiding Judge.
Iha dafaaae ehafess thai Judge Val
~ noldaell'e aeffpiaaes e faa iafela
lfonl ihe fealFs she atAaen edged BIAS
laaamash - itsF alaiea iasf believed
lhal iha ~ Aaaalns fines eas hIaea
~ - 1faamas. alaaaallasa AIH flaH
alsa|aiaH q ~ inaI af faHea 4 Hs
aanIaH8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
HOLY WAR I'M TRIPOLI BY
MOSLEMS ThREATENSlEGYP

created efhsa shrlk n Tfipoll snd iis
hlutetiauA ard WIN dnile 40 lhe Mos
ic'ns 10 q holy var In opposition 10 she
invaderA
Expedition For zripon.
The news has bonn received here Of
the sailite o. che second expedition fos
rripoii from shc port Of Naples. The
eeeoriiug cfnissu and the troopships
sailed last night
Estimates from authentic sources IN
Tnpoli indicate that the Turkish and
Arab losses in Thursdnv = battle outside
OF that city was about enoO killed and
wounded.
MAAMAAAsaas !. 4 4 4 A. ~ saA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
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what The pn think condition police
ssfata announce tai There h eoaftng confessed Aloao
hTanse Dee believes that the defendant
- ~ higher eopnf This Happened the police
stating That 10 sien Of e Attorney
aifa appeal aud allowed ndsa
fhe fnsne pa eateneHH sh Block Japanese
hH4 sat confessed BIZ guilt acknowledged selling liquor
lealg through Nlfl te the alowea
aaIaslHa smHs bfeap hs magrais agasd
~ - fesaus @ e aa ssefae ere able r. laugh ne face sfa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
OVER FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Of JEINELRY STOLEN FROM lNIGHMAA'S
fFrom SUNDAY 8 Advertiser.


chief can learn, the expenses of which
were paid from the proceeds of his IL
legal dealings. He also practically ad-
mits melting down a quantity of silver
ware.
The clue which led TO the discovery
of the wholesale robbery was a. small
one. Merrill johnson yesterday report
ed to Mr.. Wiehman that he had seen a
chain in W. G. Luke s store that resem-
bled the Wichman stock. Mr.. Wichman
notified Chief MeDuffie and the two
went to the store and examined it.
Mr.. Wiehman identified it at once,
as well as a box of other things inven-
toried by Lau Kit himself at $313.70.
Luke told them from whom he had re-
ceiyed it for SALE They then looked
up Lau Kit and at one clock yester-
day afternoon, the chief was busy try
ing to break down the man 3 story.
Lau Kit insisted that he had bought
the chains from a man named Schwartz
Reference to Schwartz was sufficient
to prove that lie, and Lau Kit finally
confessed to have stolen the chain and
some wristbands. The chief and Mr..
Wiehman with several of the former 3
officers then went to Lau Kit's house
in st. Elizabeth Is chapel and there the
four or FIVE boxes containing the stolen
goods were found.
Some of the Loot
Among the items in the loot are
twenty stickpins, etc, $290.50j
three cards of brooches, $368.25; seven
hand painted plates, $211.50; tray of
rings, $536.26; hatpins, silverwaTe,
! table service, jewelry, opticians lens,
| thermos bottles, combs, brushes, ETC.,
| Chinese and Japanese vases, cloisenne
ware, manicuring sets, Waterbury
clocks, German repeating clocks, rare
cups and saucers, $3.50, and other yaiu-
ables.
The prices listed were the retail
prices marked on tho articles, the
police setting their own values on un.
marked things aetordiug 10 the prices
ON similar objects, in order to get an
approximate value on the whole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
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destructive criticism
daring fromva sources,
following his work,
the majority of them that Pratt
doing confess do not know but he
he to
anyway criticisms constructive criticism
present the the inspectors of the
that
get support authority
which before
bureau
working daily the best of the
lat
president of the board hold
esTag twice month"; At this meeting
possible the service
listen
the the president depends
o machine which smooth
Iy
politics be taken into consideration
be
conscientious Honolulu
be 10 o
gwl fum within criticism
part o. inspectors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
PACIFIC FLEET WILL SAIL
FOR HONOLULU ON TUESDAY
Rear.AdmiraI Thomas Receives Orders to Cut
Short His Stay at Los Angeles
May Proceed to Guam

LOS ANGELES positively
yesterday Thomas
now in the harbor
Washington for the fleet to sail
days probably Tuesday, instead
waiting until Is, he sailing date
viii possibly proceed Homo
lulu to GUAM owing
revolution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

ssy worse for the cy twelve months possible Otherwise
supervisors and his of worthless and the perennial
candidate the mayoai John Lane VIII rally round the nag @
way funds for absolutely necessary e&
PcDes usually Apparently have to have an epidemic to get
anything done in sanitary way and scandal to secure an N
way hoping for the scandal which will certainly occur
worthless of the city han be only long enough
49,. = - ~, Ma dns think tbot Their performances are
and their
political mancuing be said to be Penicious
Kruger every desire the limit they circum
of intellect Mcclellan to my mind both the best
ad tho worst supervisor of them all His ming is better covered up
anything but Wooden Indian who fills the vacancy on
activity The mask has deceived great many including Low
collective knowledge would be If had
collective knowledge would be better because could be then brought
RsFur. the insane asylum commissioners commitment
Murrays desire be the city sheriff Hd
- ~ p ri.h wineries viii send Delegates tn the convention
candidate sheriff Wilson has put
Cy payroll killing birds with stones Clark
keeps Mcclellan line help Murray Kruger
keep in police
s.r Murray catheart looking after the interests Of the
gamblers blind ggs and Others the gang would then have splendid time
Murray police Brown will be remembered
about his other Oninaw Jarrett because the
Da intend to dump Jarrett anyhow and Clark can not help unless ne
department the Democratic convention also
thing those who doing regard as good politics.
getting thoroughly out of favor that not Of
t win be elected unless fear all win be swallowed fo the sake
af good partymad
go the polls and bolt the whole nanseous dose
there reputable digging regular political
slary for John wis why only
political seuIduggey that He has certain cheap mans
back of the mOneybag but has influence politically
when he had the
1t is
10 aEs the thing look right If given political coating and party
hope bUOd the Murays KmgT, we'
of cu overheard the reputable
part This win accomplished however
straight ticket doctrine 1t is hardly
PozBe will is than possible that they will insist OF
and for what incorporating Jude
ahs guse of political strategy.
The whole thing petty 6u
s politics problems
government day politics in Hawaii will
Of
party they ready principle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31
robbery A Surprise.

The discovery of the robberies came
as a surprise not only to the police, but
TO Manager Wichman himself, who has
reported the loss of nothing, except sew
eral chains. Ian Kit was entirely I'M
suspected. He had worked for the com.
pany for ten years as stoekman and
shew case eleanor, drawing . salary OF
nine dollars week, according TO his
own statement before Chief McDunie
last night.
lie was almost fearful when h0 WAS
brought az to MeDufie = office aud con
ffohied with his loot. TO the first quea'
tions put to him be returned eYaslye
answers, but AZ one after the other
were proved 10 be lies he finally made
full confession as regards tho matter
then on tho table aud partial comics.
zion Initiating thai ha has been guilty
II fohblng he employer fpf the past
three o. four years II least.
iia complains that bic salary aia not
meet hla aspsases aad lal BE- - a4ni'
sballad a. steal - pfnFide far hla wife.
AZ. Nielmnn. 81 tho ilmo 81 Isau hifia
mefdnaa. tod hlm thai IN aas unable
b sHnnnn s aile ana he fhlHaWaa
haa fememheffa lhai. anpafenils "a -
allampi - gain afmnaahf
Needed INEnflea H1a'
AZ aaa ..4 ...I a5Ia.a.s.4a4 IL s4I..a.st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

#******%s A.sk%s; a:sk* sk*wxw*s.s;
LONDON, October 2s.--Great inter
est attaches here to the report that a
holy war is about to break out in rri.
poll against the Italians on account of
the nearness to the Mohammedan popu-
lation of Egypt, which is close by.
1t is stated that Enver Bey has been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

~ NHs PEA aHlf HHfHfHHfd ~ HHI.af
lag ~ alfa hasmaf - AHs slsa
aHfhi ~ nlapa sHa fataa fHH a
bee 49, ~ efsenl'aa + ehAf ihe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-31

Wholesale robbcries from the store
of II. F. wdchman & Co, totaling
over $4,000 during the last six months
and probably anywhere from that
amount to twice as much during the
past ten years, were brought to light
yesterday afternoon by the arrest by
Chief McDuffie of former Wichman
employee, Lau Kit, Chinaman, thirty
years of-age, residing in st. Elizabeth 5
chapel, Pua Lane and King street, Pa.
lama.
Barring about 1913 worth taken from
the store of w G. Luke, at the corner
Of Hotel and Nuuanu streets, where
Ian Kit had brought it to be sold,
this entire amount of goods was re-
covered from the man 5 own rooms,
stored in cases and boxes inside and
out of the house.
Last night the loot was taken out
of the boxes, spread out ON the tables
in the Office of the special staff at
police headquarters and rough rayen-
tory taken of it. The tables fairly
glittered with trays of rings, one OF
which was valued at over $500; hand
colored plates valued at $50 apiece
thernos bottles, jewelry, souvenir cups
rare Chinese and Japanese ware, and
minor articles, making up an entire
stock for a fair sized jewelry store
After the inventory had been taken
and the special stan dismissed, the
doors of the room were locked and bar
red and the loot left there until Thu
morning when it viii be disposed of
either by returning it to the Wiehmar
company or locking it up for evidence
The latter course, owing to is bull
and value, practically viii be impossi
BILE.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
HUNDREDS Killed
N CANTON UPRISING
EARLY REPORTS oF,REvoluT5opo
IN CHINA FULLY CON.
ElRMEo.
u. rAroi OF CANTON.
AssAsslNATED " REsELs
Loyalty Of Troops Dsubtsd and Much
Exeitsmsnt Prsvalfs Amsns inhsbirY
tants-Unitsd States and Crest Drit~s
ain Dispatch War Vessels 20 pis-
turbsd Territory.

Hong Kong. China. April :s.-Li. the
tatoi OF Canton. has been assassinatsd
by the rebels. who are again strong.
The gates OF the city have been closed.
Tho loyalty of the troops II doubted
and this fear has caused much excite
ment among the inhabitants Of. Cans
ton. n
Refugees arriving here confirm res
ports OF the uprising at Canton, which
appears to have been started by anti
Manchurians. and spread the reyolu-
tionary propaganda among the troops
when they were nusuinE several griev-
ancea.
Hundreds OF rebels have been killei
or wounded In the hghting. which be-
gan with an attack on tho viceroysa
palace Thursday. Brigadier GeneRal'
Chung was mortally wounded and died
yesterday. Two British torpedo boat
destroyers have been sent to Cantonl
from here.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
AmEs DEFEATS oRINNELL.
Takes First Baseball Game From Iowa
College, s to I.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinrell. April 29.--Ames and Grin
nell pulled off the first intercollegiate
game OF baseball for the season here
yesterday and Ames won by score OF
to 1. The defeat was largely duo to
errors OF fielding. Ames making her
first score in the first inning by an
overthrow from second to first. Grin
nells battery did fine work and out
classed the Ames battery until the not
ed "southpaw' pitcher was put into the
box in place OF Molsberry in the last
half OF the seventh inning. After that
1t was mostly tanning for Grinnell bat
ters Grinnell got nothing until the
seventh. Grinnell has had the habit
for long time OF gathering herself in
the last two or three innings and
"plucking victory from the Jaws Of de-
feat" but this time the team largely
went to pieces right at the critical
juncture. and let Arnes gather In two
runs In the eighth and one in the
ninth. There was plenty of good ball
played on both sides and the score
hardly represents the respective merits
OF tho two teams. Carney and Noll
were out OF the game and the team was
weakened thereby Carney had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle on We'd
nesday last. Five bases on balls were
registered against Molsberry OF Ames
and but two against Ficken. Anderson
of Grinnell was umpire. Following is
the score by innings:
Ames ..101 000021-5
GrinneH .-........... 90 0000100-1
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
MRS. II. c. BROWN DEAD

Daughter Of Late Marcus DAILY Dies
at Homo Of Mother in New York
city-Death FeIIews Shortly After
Arrivai From Montana.
New York. April 2s-Mra. Margaret
Daly Brown. daughtsT Of the late
Marcus DAILY. and wife OF II. c. Brown.
banker. died early today at her moth
er's home on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Browns death came within a
few hours after her arrival here on a
special car from Montana. Her hus-
band. mother and other members Of
the family were at the bedside when
death came.
Mrs. Brown was taken Ill at Ana
conda, Mon, where she had gone two
weeks ago.. The high altitude It was
said. imposed strain on her heart,
and It was deemed advisable TO bring
her TO New York at once.
J Mrs. Brown was married In 1901 and
inherited several million dollars at the
death OF her father. :
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
WRIGHT BROTHERS LOSE.

Science Of the AsropIans Too New to
Admit an Arbitrary Finding.
Paris. April 29.-In decision handed
down today by the third civil tribunal.
in the suit Of Wright Brothers against
several French aeroplane manufactur-
ers for an infringement OF patents, the
court upheld the contentious Of the
lower court that it did not wish to rem
der q definite decision as the science OF
the aeroplane was too new to admit al,
arbitrary finding.
The American aviators' suit against
Santos Desmos was, however. dismis-
sed, on the grounds that the defend
ant constructs aeroplanes for his own
use only.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
FISHER 70 SAVE ALASKA Coal.
New Interior Secretary Would Give
People the Benefit.


People the Benefit.
Washington. April 2s.-walter /.
Fisher. the new secretary OF the Inter-
ior. intends to save for tho people the
rich coal lands OF Alaska and othafs
mineral wealth OF the public domain.
He made manifest this intention to-3I
day following his submission ITO tAoi
senate OF information concernlnge -
location OF railways connectin9 th0a
Cunningham claims with daop WaeSna
at Controller bay. 60
The secretary expects In the snsar fnsl
ture to give q decision on the QnG1t1on-ss
"a validity OF tho CunnInShatn claims.
the controversy growing out o8 which I
forced Secretary Ballinger out of thaa
cabinet.
It Is practically q foregone conclusion
that these claims will be declared /
fraudulent In accordance with the over
whelming evidence produced IN the in-
vestigation.
Mr.. Fisher already Is at work on 4
plan for the development OF coal mining
on the public domain under partner
ship agreement between corporations
and the government somewhat akin to-
the Chicago traction profit sharing ar-E
rangement which he evolved. The
transportation problem In Alaska also.
will be dealt with on these lines.
No corporation will be allowed "a,
monopolize transportation avenues 10
fields In which the Cunningham claims
are located. according 10 n statement
made by Mr.. Fisher today.
He sent to the senate record of the
applications for railroad right OF way
terminating on Controller bay and ala
so list OF claims filed on contiguous,
lands.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29

ing Of the Iowa Fire Prevention Assoc
citation was held. The report OF ]. d.
Carpenter. president. showed the asso-
citation to be growing in number and
efficiency, with the inspection OF four
teen towns to its credit during the
last quarter.
In the evening occurred the banquet
and testim onial OF the Iowa field men
to Edward w. Allabach in recognition
Of his twenty-five years service as
state agent Of the Commercial Union.
Short speeches by his associates were
made and an elegant silver service pre-
sented by w. p. Pafe for the field men.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
MURDER At. CLINTON.
Citizen Shot in AiIey-Neishbor Il
& Charged With Deed.

Clinton, April 29-Rollie .Swalws,
former employe OF the Northwestern.
last night was shot and killed here,
and Torval Anda, neighbor and
friend Of his, is charged with the mur-
der. Anda IS now at the home of T
Krava, where he sought protection af-
ter the deed.
Preceding the tragedy, it is said, the
men hal been drinking, an da partially
empty can OF beer was found at the
side Of the dead body.
Both were in an alley. The sound Of
a shot gun was heard, and Anda, a
few moments later, emerged from the
alley with q shot gun and throwing it
among group OF men in front Of
saloon. exclaimed that there was a
dead man in the alley He then fed
to the Krava home
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
APPEALS FROM SENTENCE.

Hector Seduction Case II Avoca TO Be
Carried to High Court.
Special to Times-Repub1icarl.
: Council Bluffs. April 29.-Judge E. b.
Woodruff at Avoca today overrlled the
motion 6or a new trial In the case OF
the state against Harry Hector, con-
victed Of seduction, and sentenced the
young man to fourteen months in the
reformatory. An appeal bond ue ST.
500 was given and the case will be
taken to the supreme court. The case
was one Of the hardest fought ever
tried in Pottawatamies county.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-29
TWO AUXILIARY vEssELs RE-
PORTED TO HAVE FouNpEREp
DURING STORM.
BIG ENGLISH STEAMSHIP
AND ITALIAN COLLIER
Details Meager and Extent Of Loss Of
Life Unknown-ltaIian Ship Was F..
s. ciampa, Bound From Wales, to
Genoa-Haitien Warship Nord Alexis
Reported in Distress.

London, April 29-The Lloyd's agent
at Corcubian, Spain, reported that two
battleships have been lost off Cape
zilano. a promontory. at the north
western extremity OF the Spanish
peninsula. One Of them Is the Italian
ship F. s. Ciampa, which was bound
from Tenergh. Wales. to Genoa. with
a cargo OF coal. ~
Dispatches from Madrid last night
tell OF the werck Of big English
steamship at Corcubian. No details
nave been received here nor Is 1t known
whether there was any loss Of life. The
F. S. Ciampa weighted about $500
tons.