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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-16
~ FOUND INNOCENT
AFTER YEARS IN JAIL


Efforts OF His WIFE.
Aged and bent from the hard
ships Of prison life, George Try IL
virtually Z free man today, after
serving ten years in the penitentiars
/ for murder which he did no
/ commit. After years OF work by hi
faithful wife, Try was found limo
cent by the pardon board yester
day. and "A recommendation =
Governor Harmon that he be par
doned al once was made, says q
Columbus, fo.l dispatch 70 the 81.
Louis Times.
'.Jf only this could have happen
ed before my poor mother died,
Try said I'VE been done q terrible
wrong and | don't see how ! could
have stood for all these years be-
hind the bars VI II had not been for
my family and mother.
II was thirty miles from the
scene of the crime for which J was
sent to prison when it was commit
ted. For eighteen months my faith
ful little wife has been in Column
bus devoting every spare moment
to my case Yesterday, when ! wac
called out Of the prison, ! saw my
wife. and before ! knew II she was
hugglng me through the bars and
we were crying like babies. she
didn't need to tell me what inc
board had done, because khe"
that at last was 10 be free.
Try will be so years cid Decem
Der Is. but expects to be able 20
support his family He was con
victed with five others OF murder
ine william Johnson In Wyandotte
county. The pardon board now holds
that he established perfect alioi
at the time OF the trial. but he was
convicted upon the testimony OF
Iife-term prisoner brought from IN"
penitentiary as witness.
Another man convicted with urF
and also held innocent by the
board, died In prison
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Notice.

/. Phillip Kickerillo, have TINS
day sold out my interest In the con
fectionery and mercantile business.
under the firm name Of kickeriiio
e. Todaro, TO Joe Todaro. VINO as
sumes all the Indebtedness now
against said business and all ae-
counts now against said firm, ana
all accounts due said firm VIII Dc
paid TO him, the said Joe Todaro
and I, the said Philip kickeriiio
have no further interest In saii
business In any way
Witness my hand at WaAahaehle
on this the End day of December
A. d, 1911.
JOE TODARO.
221 PHILLIP KtCkERlLLO
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NEGRO Is HANGED
IN OPERA HOUSE.


A'aa Confesses 10 inciting Riot and
Gives Warning 10 Members of
His Congregation.
Jackson, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE first
hanging that ever occurred in al.
opera house took place here shortly
after noon yesterday when Rey,
William Turner, negro preacher
was hanged Tor hAvins tnctted
lraes riot. tn witch Jessie atnkies
lprominent planter was shot
death
The sheriff had planned TO hen
the negro IN the jail yard, but !
fenred the crowd would break Il
| The weather was also very disf
grecabic. SO he decided 10 hang tn
negro in kinka Opera house .,
that tho relatives of the murders,
man who wished to see the swing
ing would not have TO stand in the
rain. The gallows was erected on
The stage OF the opera house and ~
noon the negro marched TO thc
scene.
Before the trap was sprung the
negro confessed that he melted the
riot and that ne also fired the She
which Killed Singley He warned
the members Of his flock TO ie'
whisky alone and 10 be advised ~
the whites.
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Foundation Nearlq Finished.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. L.
The foundation work OF the Medina
river dam viii be finished before
the end OF the year The $s.000,000
project that is being developed
right at San Antonio's door by Fred
erlck Stark Pearson backed 81
British capital Is moving ahead
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Christmas" THIS wlll give apportu.
nifty Tor the package 10 reach ise
destination Before Christmas aud
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Notice.

have opened q tailor shop Gu
West Franklin street next door 70
pedford g restaurant. and woulG
like for my friends and customers
and the public in general to ell
and see me and give me your work
21s H. p. PAGE, Prop.
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Wtth the Coming of Middle Age
There In n letting down In the ply
steal forces often shown In annoy.
Ing and painful kidney and bladder
ailments and urinary irregularities.
Foiey's Kidney Pills are splendid
regulating and strengthening. medi-
cine at such time. Try them Cur
jln'a Two Drug Stores. d&a
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The time has passed when peo-
pie sc about looking for some one
70 buy an article khey, have Tor sa4e.
The up 10 date. modern method n
10 place an nd IN tho Daily Light
want column They not only save
time and worry, but the whole pop
nlation becomes at once aware Of II :
fact that You have something for
mals. 4
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lConalgnee'a Address

tConsignee's Address J
This in order that should tho
outer markings be destroyed. The
inner mark win insure prompt
forwarding and delivery.
sth. # not convenient to ship IN
wooden boxes, use strong wrapping
paper (not newspapers and tie
with strong cord.
9th If package contains anything
of perishabIe nature, write the
word 'perishable" IN large plain
letters on the box or package,
which will call for special attention
and delivery
If yon will observe these sugges-
tons, you will greatly assist in the
prompt delivery OF your gift in
good condition
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For promt service use the Daily
Light. The want column Is the
medium through which the best re-
suits are obtained. u
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BUSINESS CARDS.

v
LANGsFORD, PHILLIPS 4 C
Fire and Tornado Insurance
Alse Live stock Insurance.
Office In ne~ quarters next door t.
Munroe Bros. North Side Scusrs.
Waxahachie. Texas.
n. W. MADISON
Contractor and Builder.
Estimates furnished on, application
Shop l07 Eass Franklin street.
Wax hachie. Io.as.
MRS. DIR. FLOYD.
Osteopathic Physician
Speciality Dis ,ases OF Women ana
Children.
office hours: 8 to LIZ am, tobp.m
phone 211 sos Oldham ave
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Criticisms of
the president and secretary of state
for their Interpretation of the attitude
governing the secret fund of the state
department was made by Representa-
tive Hamlin, of Missouri, in a speech
in the house today.
Hamlin is chairman of the commit
tee on state department expenditures,
which has been investigating the mat
ter. In six years, said Hamlin, the de-
partment officials have expended Sc
cretly $732,9S1, averaging $122, 900
yearly, when the secret fund appro-
priated for such purpose is only $780,
600 year.
He called upon the house to amend
the statute to prevent the fund from
becoming the very haven of official
piracy" Hamlin urged the passage
of his bill to create a joint committee
of three senators and three represen-
tatives to whom the president shall
make an itemized report on the first
of each December on expenditures Of
money given him for the preceding
fiscal year for any emergency arising
in the diplomatic or consular service. y
The bill makes the misuse of the fund
an impeachable offense.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
PACKERS LOSE
THEIR FIGHT
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
REFUSES TO GRANT STAY AND
BEEF TRUST MEMBERS ARE
CITED TO APPEAR.
BY Associated Prexa.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The supreme
court of the United States today re-
fused to grant stay in the beef pack
ers' trial in Chicago until the court
would be able to pass on the constitu-
tionaI question raised 10y the packers
ir habeas corpus proceedings.
The packers are cited to appear to-
morrow in the United States district
court at Chicago for trial on indict-
ments alleging criminal violations of
the Sherman antitrust laws Today
action by the supreme court will per-
NIT the trial to proceed.
The courts decision was the final
step in a long legal contest to avoid
trial at this time Shortly before they
were first cited for trial on November
20 nine Of the indicted packers sought
to have the United States circuit court
at Chicago release them from custody
on the ground that the Sherman anti
trust law under which they were in
dicted was unconstitutional as a GRIM
inal measure, particularly in view Of
the recent Interpretation of the law in
the Standard Oil decision.
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BIG SHORTAGE
IN SUGAR CROP
THIS TOGETHER WITH sPEcU-
LATIoN ON ADVANCE INFoR-
NATION DROVE PRICES up
WARD, SAYS SUGAR EXPERT.
Nv Associated Rrana.

Washington, Dec. "a wide
shortage in the sugar crop of last year,
coupled with speculation on advance
information of crop conditions, drove
the price of sugar $4.94 per hundred to
$3.50 per hundred, according to W. P.
Willett, sugar expert of New York, a
witness before the house sugar trust
investigating committee today.
Mr. Willett declared the United
States could reduce the price of sugar
by increasing and encouraging the
production of beet and cane sugar in
this country.
The United States now, he said, is
compelled to draw on the worlds sugar
supply for 100000 tons annually This
amount could be raised in the United
States. Irrigation of vast areas of
land suitable for beet sugar would
make it possible to double the produc-
ton of the 550,000 tons of beet sugar
each year.
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THE NATIONAL IRRIGATION
CONGRESS I'M SESSION
BY Associates P-sas

Chicago, Dec. 5.-EXperts in irriga-
tion from many of the western states
and from dozen foreign countries
including Mexico, Canada and Contra
and South America, and government
officials interested in the reclamation
Of arid and swamp lands attended the
opening day of the eighteenth annual
meeting of the national irrigation con-
gress. The work already done and the
problems still to be overcome in the
United States were presented before
the congress in the following figures:
Twelve million, acres already irri-
gated, thiTty-six million acres still to
Re irrigated, eighty million acres of
swamp lands to be reclaimed
Drain the swamp lands and water
the arid lands, and thus relieve the
congested cities OF their surplus popu-
lation,'' was the burden Of the speeches
of experts who are TO fill the program
until adjournment Saturday.
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BY Associated Presa-

Waukegan, Ill, Dec. with three
members of what he declared is a
desperate gang of highwaymen under
arrest here, States Attorney Joselyn
today laid plans to take in other road
agents who are accused Of murder and
safe blowing.
As showing just how bad the gangs
members are one Of the men in Jail
tells how one of the brotherhood was
murdered because he failed to keep
his word in the division Of spoils from
safe blowing ventures.
One Of the crimes of which the men
are accused is the murder of chauf-
feur, Frederick Wennerstrom, at Cary.
Ill. last September. One of the
prisoners has confessed 20 this. He is
Forest Knapp, Of Battle Creek. Mich.
David Mawhood. a convict paroled
from the state penitentiary at Jack
son, Mich, and brother-in-law Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06

With practically all Of the two hun
dred and twenty-five or thirty mem
bers of the conference, including the
undergraduates, or the young preach
ers who are still on trial, already i'm
the city, everything is in readiness
for the opening of the seventy ninth
annual session of the Alabama Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at the First Methodist
church this morning. and at o'clock
the session will be formally opened
with Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson, of
Baltimore, Md, presiding. Bishop Col
Inns Denny, of Nashville. Tenn, is also
here and will assist Bishop Wilson
during the conference.
Although the formal organization
does not occur until this morning, a
number of the committees were in
session yesterday, and the First
Methodist church was the scene OF
much activity during the day with the
ministers arriving and meeting the re-
ception committees and renewing old
acquaintances, and that peculiar spirit
characteristic of a Methodist confer
ence has already gotten into the air.
Even before all of the preachers have
arrived, conference politics is getting
under headway, and all during the day
yesterday those who are familiar with
sessions could see indications of live
ly session.
THE OPENING.
Promptly at o'clock this morning
the first days work will begin. The
session will, of course, open with
prayer and devotional exercises after
which the roll will be called, the sec
retaries appointed. the hours for
meeting and adjourning, determined
(Continned- on Page Nine)
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Three Members of Desperate Gang
of Highwaymen Under Arrest

Knapp, has admitted that he heiped
weight the body and threw it into Fox
river. Edward Allen, a cousin of
Mawhood, who was drawn into the
case by the confession, is locked up at
Woodstock, Ill.
George Birch, John Lynch and Jas.
Menzer. all of Coldwater, Mich, are
the other three sought. Detectives
have gone to Coldwater and expect tn
arrest the three today.
Frank Hunter is the member of the
gang who was slain. According 70
States Attorney Joselyn, his body was
weighted down and thrown into Lake
Michigan after he had died in a shacI-
near Hammond, Ind. He was taken
there by two members of the gang
who shot him two days after the muir
Ger OF Wennerstrom. He lived three
days, and after disposing of the body
the men returned to the other mem
bers OF the gang and engaged in horss
stealing in McHenry county.
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China is Drifting Deeper Into
Political Choas with Each Day

leader sought. If he can line up the
various revolutionary chiefs and unity
the movement, a solution of China's
troubles may be hoped for. The task
is a difficult one, however. There are
d;ssensions everywhere among the
rebels, especially at the WI Chang and
Marking headquarters.
The fall of Han Yang last week
proves to have been due entirely to
wholesale desertions of soldiers in the
province of Human Yam. Some say
that the soldiers were bought by Yuan
Shi Kai, but most persons attribute
the desertions to the old time jeaiousies
between people Of Human and Nan
Peh.
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BY Associated Press.

Shanghai, Dec. Each day brings
keener apprehension that China is
drifting into a political chaos.
Although the fundamental aims OF
the present. revolutionary movement
are worthl they are brought to naught
because d the lack of cohesion, lack
OF funds and lack of real leaders.
The situation inspires the most pes
simistic forebodings from impartial
observers.
The revolutionary juntas here ere
now marking time awaiting the arrival
of DR.. Sun Vat Sen.
It is hoped he may prove to be the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
TURKS BEATEN
IN HARD FIGHT
REGULAR TROOPS, ASSISTED BY
| ARABS, BRAVELY DEFENDED
CAMP : AGAINST ATTACK BY
10000 ITALIANS.
~ Associated Rres,.

Tripoli, Dec. "a force of 10000
Italians Yesterday attacked and occu-
pied the Turkish military camp on the
oasis of Ain Zara, in the vicinity OF
the town of Tripoli, after a severe
battle. Both sides are reported to have
lost heavily.
The regular Turkish troops, assist
ed by Arabs, defended the settlement
bravely. but were forced to retreat to
the interior, abandoning eight cannon,
many tenets and a quantity of provis-
ions.
The battle opened in the morning
with a heavy bombardment by the
fleet.
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WICkERSHAM
SERIOUSLY Ill
ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS At
TACK OF INDIGESTION WHILE
ATTENDING A SESSION OF THE
CABINET.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 5.--Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham was taken suddenly
i'll while attending the cabinet session
today. DR.. de Laney, President Taft's
physician, was summoned from the
war department. Mr.. Wickersham was
reported not to be in serious danger.
After working with his patient for
fifteen minutes, with the president and
other members of the cabinet doing
what they could to aid MN, DR.. de
Laney ordered the attorney general to
be removed to his home.
1t was said that Mr.. Wickersham
was suffering from a slight attack Of
indigestion and that no serious conse-
quenceS were fearG.
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GEN. RARNARDo REYES
RETURNS TO MEXICO

Mexico City, Dec. 5.-Gen, Bernardo
Reyes has returned TO Mexico. Just
where he is and how he crossed the
international boundary are not known
but that he is in Mexican territory is
the official statement. Instead Of
nanifesting alarm because of his
coming the government officials to-
night protested pleasure. They believe
they will have little trouble in effect
ing his capture. The statement was
made that if he is taken he will be
tried on the charge of inviting a re-
bellion.
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Socialists Beaten
In Los Angeles
BY Associated Press,

Los Angeles, Dec. g
Mayor Alexander, the
Good Government" can
didate, was reelected to-
day by an overwhelming
majority over Job Harri-
man, the Socialist.
The returns so far
counted, show a gain for
Alexander is about three
to one when compared
with the primary vote.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
GERMAN HELD
AS BEING SPY
CAPTAIN IN GERMAN MERCHANT
MARINE INTERESTED HIMSELF
TO MUCH IN ENGLAED's AF-
FAIRS,
BY Associated Press.

PortsmoUth, Eng, Dec. 5-Henry
Cross, captain in the German mer-
chant marine. was arrested accused as
a spy and arraigned TO-DAY at the police
court here. The magistrate remanded
him for a week. He interested him
self mainly IN determining the amount
of reserves Of coal had in the naval
dock yards here and in the numbers
Of men stationed at the naval bar
racks in readiness to complete crews
for reserve ships Of the navy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
J,B,M' NAMARA
IS SENTENCED
TO A LIFE TERM
His Brother, Jas. j., is to
Serve a Term of Fif-
teen Years.

THE COURT IN PASSING SEN
TENcE TELLS J. 3. M'NAMARA
THAT He is UNDEsERvING OF
cLEMENCY AND A MURDERER
AT HEART-THE PRISONERS
WILL NOW DIVuLGE FURTHER
DETAILS OF coNsPIRAcIEs.
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NIGHT RIDER
CASE DROPPED
TWO YOUNG MEN WHO KILLED
ANOTHER DURING THE TRou-
BLEsoME DAYS IN TENNESSEE
ARE ACQUITTED.
BY Associated Press.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. John Gard
ner and Walker Hunt. charged with
the murder OF young Vaughn Bennett
in Montgomery county during the
night rider troubles in the tobacco dis
trict, We're given verdict Of not
guilty here today, the case having
been ordered here by the supreme
court after a trial in Montgomery
county.
The plea of the defendants was that
young Bennett was night riding when
killed. The boys father, W. IL Ben
nett, Joined in the recommendation
that the case be dropped. The case
has been a notable one.
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CLARK WILL
TAKE NO ACTION
WILL NOT PRESENT THE PETi-
TION CALLING FOR THE I'M
PARCHMENT OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE LITTLEToN TO HOUSE.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Speaker Clark
today he would take no ac-
ton on the petition for the impeach-
ment and expulsion from the house Of
Representative Martin Littleton. The
petition was filed by Henry B. Mar
tin, secretary Of the Antitrust
League.
The speakers decision was based on
the ground that the petition contained
nothing Of a pertinent matter OF busi-
ness for the house.
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THE END NOT YET.
Bv AssocIated Press.

Los Angeles, Dec. 6.-Prosecut-
ing Attorney Fredericks, who rec
commended to the judge considera-
tion in sentencing the McNamaras
said tonight that some of the men
now making the loudest public
utterances repudiating the Nc
Nanaras are implicated in the dy-
namiting outrages for which the
McNamaras were sentenced, and
the case has not yet been closed.
The grand jury convenes again
Thursday, when the McNamaras
may testify.
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MRS. SAMUEL
ALLOWED BAIL
BY Associated Press.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 5.-AIrs. Earl
Samuel, who some time ago fatally
shot Anna West in a local motion pic
ture show, the young woman being
there in company with Mr.. Samuel,
came into criminal court this morning
and had her bond fixed at $4,000. She
was indicted yesterday afternoon on
the charge of murder. She executed a.
bond.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
ITALIAN SHIP FORTUNE
STRANDED, CREW TAKEN OFF
az Aasocla.ed Presa

Ocean City, Md, Dec. 5.-The Italian
ship Fortune, from Buenos Ayres for
Philadelphia with a cargo Of bone
stranded off here yesterday morning
Her crew OF twenty men were taken
off this morning by the crews Of the
Isle OF Wight and Ocean City life
saving stations. II is thought the yes
sci may be saved.
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NEW CONVENT
DEDICATED BY
BISHOP ALLEN
Appropriate Services at the
Handsome Building on
East Hill.

SEVERAL PRIESTS FROM OTHER
CITIES IN ATTENDANCE AND
PARTICIPATED IN THE cERE-
MONIES, AMONG THEM BEING
REV. FATHER TURNER, FOR
MERLY OF PENSACOLA, WHO
DELIVERED THE SERMON.
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BY Associated Press.

Mexico City, Dec. 5.-Francisco
Gomez, whose rebellion at Juchitan
resulted in a clash between President
Madero and the governor of Oaxaca,
was lynched this afternoon at Rincer
Antonio. Eight of his followers met
a like fate.
Gomez was en- route to the capital,
accompanied by ten of his follower,
and was taken from the train yester-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06
PRESIDENT IS
CRITICISED FOR
EXPENDITURES
Secret Fund of the State De-
partrnent Calls For a
Settlement.

REPRESENTATIVE HAMLIN, AS
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE
INVESTIGATING THE MATTER,
SAYS DURING THE PAST SIX
YEARS $7S2,ss1 HAS BEEN Ex-
PENDED AND IT is TIME TO
CALL FOR AN ACCOUNTING.
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CONFERENCE TO
CONVENE HERE
THIS MORNING
Bishops, Ministers and Dele
gates Here For the
First Session.

BISHOP ALPHEUS w. WILSON, OF
BALTIMORE, WILL PRESIDE, AS
SISTED BY BISHOP COLLINS
DENNY, OF NASHVILLE-coN-
FERENCE WILL BE A BUSY ONE
AND ALSO ONE OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT AND LARGELY At
TENDED.