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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23

lieu thereof OF the county In which
such special police officsr II smployed,
and notice thereof IL fiisd' ~ atorss~,a
the powers OF such police officer as
su shall cease. And whenever any
Seen oo5p95A1on; company. frm or
the services OF any such police sniosr,
~ Anal ME notice to thate effect In the
onlce on the secretary OF state and In
or osrtihed copy IL nied. And the said
Evaporation. company. arm OF person at
Ehisp instance the appointment 10 made
specs.i po,,e cor o me services yn Of such
corporation. company. nrrn or person
which shall employ a special police
onicer In accordance with the provis-
oniosr shall In the duties incident or
pertaining to such employ ment do any
unlawful act whereby any person shall
aeter. business. trade or calling OF his
liberty shall be illegally restrained
oSrtsiisd or impaired. such employer
iained BY reason iV sh.ssa, damages ann e, aus.
uon thereto for such punitive damages
not TO exceed 100000. as the jury
.. Every corporation. company. firm
or person. whether employer or en-
pioyee, who shall violate the foregoing
section. shall be guilty OF a misdeInean-
herein provided for is hereby vested
In the criminal or circuit court (haying
original jurisdiction) of the county IN
which the onense shall have been com
mitted. and upon conviction thereof, the
Defendant. other than corporation.
shall be punished by q fine of not less
tnan 5000 nor more than s25o.oo, and
less than six months nor more than
twslve months. Every corporation
guilty OF violating this act shall be
punished by fne of not less than
the Individual officer or agent OF such
corporation acting for 10 In the viola
ton or the foregoing section shall be
punished as herein provided for the
punishement OF a person other than a
corporation violating this act
amendment to Section 433s Revised
And IT shall be unlawful for any mar
son 10 carry about his person any
deadly weapon upon the land OF another
without the latter's consent. (save a
srot gun or squirrel rife when actual
~ bunting or going 10 coming from
hunting. or unfnclosed lands as provid-
60 In Chapetr ~. cts OF the Iegiala-
tore or l9lD and IL shall be unlawful
IN the absence OF statutory authority.
Tor any body. company. OF arsemblaRe
or persons. not officers. whether hay-
ing a license as individuals TO carry
certain weapons OF not 20 carry dead
ly weapons upon or on any OF IN.
public roads or high ways OF this State
any person or persons violating any
o. the provisions OF this paragraph
shall be guilty OF a misdemea nor and
upon conviction thereof be confined in
the county Jail not less than six
nor more than twelve months for the
rrst onense. and upon the conviction
OF the same persons for the second
offense in this State. he shall be guilty
OF felony and be confined in the PEN
itentisry not less than one nor more
than nve years and in either case shall
be nned not less than nifty nor NOR,
than two hundred dollars.
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NOW FAMOUS
(oont1nusd Prom firss Y.ss.)

Como, the search for her husband be
gan He was arrested at the request
OF the wife's brother. Captain II. II.
Scott, OF the United States Army, az
he stepped from a steamer at Hobok.
en-. N. ]. He had committed no crime
In America. but confessed to having
murdered his wife. who. he said. had
refused to obey his order to be quiet
one night as they sojourned at Lake
Como. on their wedding trip.
Under the treaty between the
United States and Italy, Italy repeated.
ly has declined TO grant requests OF the
United States that Italians. who com
mitted crime In this country and es-
capped to Italy be returned here for
punishment. Italy has responded that
she would punish them.
When the italian government re
quested the United States to surrender
Charlton. Secretary Knox replied that
as the United States could not punish
him. II found guilty. he would go free
II not surrendered, and SO he granted
the request. To prevent his removal.
Charleton's father brought habeas cor.
pus proceeding before the New Jersey
courts, claiming that there was no
authority for his arrest. and chal.
lenged the right OF the American gov
eminent 10 turn his son over to the
italian officers. The New Jersey
courts held against CharIeton. who an
pealed TO the Supreme Court of the
United States. The case took its regu-
lar place on the docket and Charleton
has remained in jail in New Jersey.
Rich mans smoke. at DOOR mans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
CIVIL WAR
Ccontisusd from rirs. r-<..,

piete separation for ireland. has
aroused no deeper political feeling in
England than other questions-the
tarin, the Lords. the Lloyd Georges
,tHSstlon measures. Indeed most Eng
shIs appear willing that ireland
should have about all the power in
vowed In Mr. Redmond's program. N
only the constant strife and racial
bitterness can be ended Quf tho
stumbling block has deyelopad In tbe
Unionists OF Ulster Before they will
submit 10 separation they will have
civll war. their leaders threaten.
. ih rulers, however, treat these
parliament like Sir Edward Carscpn
an lrishman. and r. r smith. one of
the most conspicuous OF the Younger
conservatives. who Is not an Irishman
nave made speeches in parliament
and outside, announcing freely that
Ulster viii never recognize a home
rule government and urging the peo-
pie 70 resist u. Hence some Of their
opponents have called upon the gov
eminent 70 take proceedings against
them for melting 10 break the law.
They have faunted the authorities
with being afraid to deal with these
important politicians az they did with
the labor leader. Tom Mann, who had
term In prison for urging dock
strikers 20 Violence. But the cases OF
Carson and Smith present a Ioophole
Tor evading prosecution. The home
rule Dill has not become Law. and the
question arises whether the people
may be dealt with for preparing 10
resist proposals which have not vet
attained the final stage Of law and
may never attain r.
The signing Of tho covenant may
prove the prelude 20 a great rebellion
or u may be fash in The pan. Two
years ~ the best must elapse before
homo rule can begin 20 b established
because the house Of lords can hold
up the bill for that length Of time
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lection from arrests in Chicago. on
condition that they paid s25, 900 20
each Of four high police oficials.
Contradictory statements made by
police officials and witnesses who
were present when the alleged rob
bers beat Lieutenant Burns into I'M
consciousness and fed, has aroused
the alderman and II Is reported that
at the next meeting OF the city coun-
ell resolution will be introduced pro.
viding for the appointment a special
commission 10 investigate the police
department.
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Do You Dread MondsysY

Most women do, when Monday
means to them hot. steaming. smelly
house because II Is washday. II they
would use Easy Task laundry SOAP
they would find that the clothing and
linen were cleaner and sweeter when
finished, and that the work is done In
haif the time. with no fretting and
fussing and had temper. Easy Task
soap takes the dirt out and doesn't
drive II In. It's white. pure soap;
not dingy yellow soap that smells
bad in the cake and worse in the
tub.
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the city of New York had been ac.
cepted.
Robert G. Morris. former president
OF the CLUB. admitted tonight tina,
such action had been taken in &C.
cordance with the wish expressed by
Colonel Roosevelt in letter some
time ago.
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Did sheI

DO you know anything about hyp
notism?" asked the fiuny-haired girl
OF her friend in the pink linen gown.
Well" replied the fiuny-haired one.
as she held up her left hand 70 dis
play a sparkling solitaire TO better ad-
vantage. you can Judge for yourself"
Judge
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TO PROBE WINDY CITY
POLICE DEPARTMENT

CHICAGO, September 22.-Chica-
COS police department IL facing an In
vestigation az the result OF the recent
escape OF two alleged Canadian bank
robbers from Lieutenant Burns in a
Chicago saloon and the report that
the alleged robbers we're offered pro-
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believed that the sober second
thought of the people would insure
the election OF President Taft. which
viii mean q continuance OF the pres
emit business stability and prosperity
for all He said the Bull Moose sen
timent In Pennsylvania is declining
very rapidly and that the coloners
vote will make no material reduc-
ton Of the old-time Republican ma
jority In the Keystone state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23
ROOSEVELT SPENDS THE
SABBATH IN QUIET WAY.

EMPORIA. Kans.. Sept. 22.-William
Allen White. assisted by Old Tom"
his black horse. took charge Of Col.
Roosevelt today. and gave him the
most peaceful Sunday he has had since
the campaign opened.
"Old Tom has been In the White
family so long that his exact age has
either been forgotten or else no long.
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TAFT LAUDS

true. The constitution and tho Dec.
laration 81 Independence we're NJ.
terry a. variance with each other IN
the recognition that the former gave
20 property IN human kind. The er.
terest Until the emancipation Of
the negroes the assertion that ours
was the country Of liberty was IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-23

than william Shakespeare II there people
OF his honesty. this would be about staple of lay
criticism II is not taste that is plentiful but courage
that is rare"-Stevenson.
The other day heard the author of a very well
known book man of culture and position, frankly de-
clare that he did not like the classic which his
daughter played and that he would rather hear
her play hrstclass piece OF popular music.
There Is harmony In those classical things" said
this old gentleman frankly Tut there is melody"
wouldn't Stevens n have enjoyed that man!
And indeed. wouldn't anyone who .dislikes hypocri-
sy and appreciates genuineness. enjoy him!
Do you know. think that we would all be treme-
dously astonished II could suddenly plainly into
the minds of and find how much OF the avowed
hrnira H.
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Is nothing parrot
admiration s different
the o o
which
by Shakespeare Richard
o
be
Indeed chcng
ton o a pleasure
be splendid thing
n
TO like hemb
don't That's really
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THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron


anectation dogmatsm;
honest OF
huh all of
obscure English
lay
OF quick,
Of
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OPEN RACE
CONTINUED from first Page,

Governor Johnson OF California. the
Progressive vice presidential candi.
date, arrived here today to take a
short rest before making an address
at Worcester. Mass. on Tuesday.
George w. Perkins and o. X. Davis
met the governor at his train. but
he decided 20 defer conference until
tomorrow. His eastern schedule will
then be discussed. Thus far only
four dates have been arranged. The
governor will speak az Worcester
Thursday afternoon and in Boston
that night On the following day he
will visit New Haven and Hartford
Conn.
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Teddy Resigns

Teddy Resigns.
NEW YORK, sept PHI was
learned tonight that the resignation
OF Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as
member OF the Republican club Of
The evening world., 1912-03-11
EXPRESS
ON NEW HAVEN
CRASH WTHENG|NE
Passengers on Washington
Train, Speeding to Boston,
Get Jolt in Early Day.

NEW HAVEN. March 1.-THE COLI
llsion OF the Federal Express over the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. with a light engine. at ale this
morning. did slight damage 10 the en-
CINE Of the express. c. Pitt. . passen-
ger. was slightly hurt. according to The
official statement Of the railroad. The
accident happened near Branford sta
don. ten miles east Of here. The Fed.
erai proceeded with slight delay.
II vas bound from Washington to
Boston. A freight train had become
stalled at Guilford and the express was
sent over the east track to pass the
freight. A light engine which was as
sisting the freight was running from
Guilford. The Official statement says the
tower man let the light engine into the
switch to reach a switch. the express
being at the time within the same
block. Both engines we're moving slowly.
The Federal Express was in q wreck
on July II last at s.e7 A. NJ. at Fair:
field. and in a derailment at Guilford
on Feb. II at 1927 A. NJ.
The evening world., 1912-03-11

an appearance in the news column will
be prejudicial.
Beauty for the women Of this hypo-
thetical family Is IN Invaluable asset.
And they should adopt a generally con-
sentative attitude. They must not
smoke. and they must avoid PERSONAL
ties In their talk. II they know some
new. sure way OF reducing flesh. that
Is a good conversational topic. Mrs
James p. Kernochan heads a cult
greatly interested IN dletetics. Unfor-
tunately. at the last Horse Stew It wa:
noted that the SURF sign of the parvenu
was p~onderosity.
"Of course" Mr.. Nichols concluded,
"the Westerners must have good man.
ners and at least a surface culture
Perhaps their strongest Individual card
Is a go~od-looklng youn son. A pre-.
sentable young mar who can make the
right sort of marriage, or ven n beau
tiful daughter who stands n chance oil
marrying into the charmed circle. arc
both valuable social assets"
The evening world., 1912-03-11
PRESIDENT TAFT ON
HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON,
Sees Two Governors, Chicago's
Mayor and Speaks in Church
and to Foreigners.

CHICAGO. March 11.-President Taft
left Chicago for Washington at 9 o'clock
last night. During the afternoon he
spoke before a Bohemian audience and
before an audience of Polish people.
Earlier the President met politicians
and went to church.
Mr.. Taft's visit to sections of the city
populated largely by foreign-born people
was marked by enthusiasm. As on the
previous day. he again was greeted on
the west side by crowds who lined the
streets for blocks. Hundreds. wuyins
flags. were standing on the heaps of
snow piled along the thoroughfares.
The evening world., 1912-03-11

stephen Poles. a walter, was crushed
early to-day while trying to operate the
freight elevator 1t the San Reno Hotel.
Seven;y-fourth street and Central Park
West. He was taken to Bellevue I;ospi-
tai with fractured ribs. a fractured
shoulder. u badly cut head and internal
injuries.
The evening world., 1912-03-11
4 Whisper! IF You Don't
Know WhataC haise
Tongue 10, Listen! F's
"a Couch Like Piece Of
Furniture" That Gets
You in BsdI You Have
Tin the P~arIor!
II Belongs Only in Lady's
Boudoir, and It Put at
Least OneAspiringF Fam
lily Out Socially by Be-
ing in Wrong Place
Listen to Mr.. Mich olls's
Advice!
Muy0uerite Mo0ers Marshall.

Marguerite Mooers Marshall.
Suppose you were . wsstsfnsr
With . wife, two dauShtsrs, . BOZ
aHd last-Hox lsast-many millions
Of dollars; ana suppose you had de-
e1ded that the only thing life stiu
held for you was an assured post.
Uon In Kew York society. How
woald you 20 about to get N7
That 10 the question which was an
swered yesterday by c. W. de Lyon
Nichols. friend Of Ward McAllister
and author Of The 400 ultra-Fashion-
ables Of America"
Mr.. Nlcholls's book has stirred up a
deal Of comment. the latest being an
explosion from Philadelphia to the ef-
rect that Mr.. Nichols has paid far too
little attention to the claims of family
IN his compilation of the members OF
the national social trust.
MONEY RIGHTLY HANDLED WILL
The evening world., 1912-03-11

probably would like to hear from the
visitor. President Taft spoke on tho
work done by missionaries in foreign
and domestic fields.
The evening world., 1912-03-11

I1arrlson.
Mr.. Tart attended service al the First
Methodist Church The Rev. Ernest
wray O'Ncai said the congreestion
The evening world., 1912-03-11

Al breakfast the President had n
number Of political visitors. among
them being Gov. E5erhart OF Minnesota.
Gov. Denecn OF Illinois and Mayor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-22
For Constable.

Jim Hamm authorizes the an
nouncement that he is candidate
for the office OF constable OF pre-
cinct No. L. Mr.. Hamm places his
name before the voters subject to
the action of the democratic pri-
mary. He is now deputy constable,
having been appointed to that po-
sition by Constable Burgess. Mr..
Hamm was formerly constable Of the
Palmer precinct and has had about
five years experience as peace
officer. A number of important ar
rests have been made by him during
this time. He possesses the neces-
sary qualifications for discharging
the duties of constable and If elect
ed he promises to give the best SER
vice possible. He asks the voters to
give his claims consideration.
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Crazy Water. Munroe Bros. $50
! b. H. Cooke OF Palmer was here
today
/ c. F. Farrar was here from Pal
mer Monday.
| Prof. C. w. Berry of Plano was
/ here Saturday.
Z Rembert Watson of Dallas spent
Sunday in the city.
Major w. T. M. Dickson of Mil
ford is in the city today,
Billie Steele Of West, Texas, was
Ia visito- to the city Sunday.
Eighteen rolls toilet paper. holder
free, for $500 F. 8. Cronk Co. tt
Buy your pump from F. s. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down tt
| Ten thousand frost proof cabbage
plants ready for planting. Bird For
rest. tt
Tom Spalding, who has been quite
sick for two weeks, is now able to
be up.
When you need plumber call
Bunkley. with F. S. CronE Co. Both
phones "a. II
The Waxahachie Grain Co. has a
full line Of feed and fuel at attract
i've prices. tt
Walter Burleson of Venus is in
the city in the interest of a gold min
ing proposition in Idaho.
Mr.. Robt Wynne Is very i'll at
his home in West End. suffering
from ptomaine poisoning.
Miss johnson of Colorado City is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. "a.
Cooper, on Kaufman street.
Marcellus Middleton spent Sun
day in Corsicana, the guest of DR..
B. F. Houston and family.
Joe Patterson win leave in few
days for Hope, N, NJ, where he will
buy tract of irrigated land.
Uncle Willie Powers and
daughter, Miss Ada, of ovilla were
ioitoiS III WaAahaSHlo ouhuny.
The Mothers Club will have call
meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the West Ward building.
Every member is urged to be pres I
snt.
The pastors and laymen's insti \
ute of the Waxahachie district will
meet in Waxahachie February ] and
!. DR.. c. F. Reid of Nashville will
,e one of the speakers.
If you have not taken any pre-
aution in your home as to the men
nights situation, stop and ask your
self why, then go to Munroe Bros |
drug store. Nuf sed. SOME |
FRIEND. zeo
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Midland, Texas, Jan. 22-The
Lone Star herd of cattle located
few miles from this city is the larg-
est herd of Hereford cattle in the
world and is owned by Scharbauer
Brothers The most famous animal
in the Lone Star State herd Is saga
more. which took first prize at the
worlds Fair at st. Louis, competing
with the finest Hereford strains
from the United States and other
countries. Several of the other IA
nous bulls have taken first prizes
at the Chicago international Sho"
and other places. One of the calves
from the herd was a winner OF the
Junior bull sweepstakes at the Fort
Worth Fat Stock show over twenty
eight entries. The owners refused
81, 500 for the calf
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ARRESTED AS VAC
FATHER IS WEALTHY.
Young Man Working Out Fine
Makes Known His Identity.

Young Man Working Out Fine
Makes Known His Identity.
1t has developed that a young
man recently sent to the county
farm to work out fine for vagran-
cy is the son of wealthy business
man of Baltimore, Md. Giving a fic-
titious name when he was arrested
at Ennis and later convicted of va
grancy and sent to the farm the
young man told superintendent
Jones that his real name was Will
lem Mueller and that his father was
wniskey broker in Baltimore. A
telegram to Baltimore confirmed
the statement of the young mar.
Sunday the father of young Mueller
wired Superintendent Jones sos to
be used in paying the balance of the
fine, providing the prodigal with q
new suit of clothes and buying his
ticket home He was brought to
town Monday morning by Superin-
tendent Jones, who accompanied
him to a barber shop where he was
given a shave, hair cut and bath.
The two then went to a dry goods
store where the officer assisted
young Mueller in purchasing and at
firing himself in new clothes from
head to foot After these little mat
tiers had been attended to the Off
Ger accompanied his ward to the
Katy depot, purchased him ticket
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The Waxahachie dealers are pay
Ing the following prices for country
produce today.
Cotton, good middling, per ID. $50
Cotton, strict middling. per Id. $50
Cotton, middling, t b per lb 9.37
Cotton Seed. per ton .14.00
Wheat, No. 2, per bushel $3.50. soc
Oats, per bushel ........ SO to 55c
Corn, per bushel ............ soc
Alfalfa Hay, PEI ton .... SIS to $50
Prairie Hay, per ton 49,. $14 to $15
Johnson Grass Hay, ton SIS to SIS
Chickens, friers. per ID 10c
Hens, per ID. .............. ..7c
Turkeys, per lib. .............. sc
Eggs, per dozen ........... 3Oc
Country Butter, per lb. ..... .25c
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel ..$1-25
Cream, butterfat, per Id ...-. .28c
Hogs, on foot, per lb. Sc to &c
Fat Cows, on foot, per ID. 8 to 3 Nc
Pecans, new crop per ID. vi. 15c
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
Furnished b. the Mackay Telegraph
y and Cable Company.

Wichita, Kas., clear, 80; Mulvane,
clear, 20; Oklahoma City, clear,
80 Gainesville part cloudy, 40;
Sherman, clear, IS; Denison, clear,
Al; Bonham, cloudy, 35; Cleburna,
part cloudy, 81; Waco, part cloudy,
40; Corsicana, part cloudy, 81.
Hillsboro, part cloudy, So; Temple,
clear, AZ; Cameron, cloudy, 40; Dali
las, part cloudy, 40; Fort Worth,
part cloudy, Al; Brennan, cloudy,
49, Austin, clear, IS; Houston,
clear, So; Galveston, part cloudy,
40; San Francisco, foggy. 48; Dem
yer, clear, IS; Omaha, clear, rs,
Chicago, foggy, AZ; Minneapolis,
cloudy, Is: Kansas City, clear, 80;
st. Louis, clear, 80; Louisville,
clear, 80; Cincinnati, 35; Detroit,
cloudy, "a; New York, clear, rs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-22

Mrs. Geo. Alderman has returned
from Frisco Texas, where she was
at the bedside of her brother, Mr..
John Snyder, who died of Bright's
disease and was buried Friday. Mr..
Snyder was SO and was the eldest
brother of Mrs. Alderman of this
city and Mrs J. NJ. Maloney of Ma
loney. Their friends here extend
sympathy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-22

We have opened first class bar
Der shop and bath house in the
basement under Mc1ntosh's drug
store on the southeast corner or
the square and will be pleased to
have our friends and customers call
on us when wanting anything in the
barber line. We are prepared to give
YOU entire satisfaction and will ap-
preciate your patronage.
255 ARMSTRONG G BEBEE.
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RETAIL MARKET.

Waxahachie dealers are retailing
the following articles at prices quot
ed below:
McAlester Lump Coal, ton $500
Colorado Coal. per ton $500
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For promt service use the Daily
Light The want column is the
medium through which the best re-
cults are obtained. tt