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FEVER AT MONTEREY
State Health Officer Tabor Notifie?
Dr. J. M. McKnight.
STRICT QUARANTINE.
Dr. L. P. Session*, Who For Sowe
Time Ha« Hern in the Metirao
City. Sijn There Are a
>n«b<T tf Cases»
Laredo. Tex., Sept. 14.—Word -was
received by Dr. J. H. McKnight, assist
ant s:ate health officer, in a tel-*ram
from Dr. TaN>r. state health offl> er si
Auelln. officially notifying him of the
«xistenc* of yellow fever in Monkery,
ami instructing him to mon rigidly en
force the present quarantine and to
requir* fumigation of baggage* and a
ten days détention in lieu of five days,
as * a.·· previously re^ulr^d.
For some time I>r L. Ρ Session has
been locate<l at Monterey, carrying on
an Investigation of the yellow fever
situation, having b*-*n there by order
of Wat» Health OITi> er Tabor. It ΙΛ
probable that I»r Sessions ha* made
a report from Monterey, indicating the
f\ %enre of neverml ι ses of yellow
fever thus th»· order from Austia as
labii-hlttg the quarantine.
WAS A MISTAKE.
An Unplea«ant Epitode Between Pres
ident and Lipton.
Oy*t< r !; Ν Τ Sept 14 An un·
pleasant · with a ph i»»· of In
ternational interent. has l>e*-n th" out
rr. wth rf ι dinner to lw» irl\«-n n»xt
FYlday nlrht by th* f-wanh ika-t'ortn
thUri Υ,ι. h* · ;i.(f Through a »«·Γ'··ι« of
Π·:·*| !··>·»)» ι ·1<>η« un ippi«r»-nt »H*ht
hap {*··< (ut uj-.n Sir Th.jriui· I.ipton,
and f'r» » ι -nt Κ·- *evett him l>«>en
H in th·· M4tttud" of l»**tne: -iis
niiirn* * t»< thi- lint inh ya· httrtan.
Tt.e j.r» it ι ι ι···1 to attt-n ! if
lh«r»- » · r. . olher (tuent· n<»t kno»·
»«* that : i · 1 ' r I.- J T · «Γΐ * a « to be
pr ·»· f
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b\ th* r*v ;-i? or; «?* ha\^ lw-»er·. gr«*al!
!j *-rutr«l but th*· wr1t*r ion*
ί r j ι · m man «(Ui many * »n*tan
tlm>t'> " ' r»«|^ η<|·η!· th;<t the b**·
rm\Jor of tit· a 'bantam troop» have
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a- » - ; î» . t « >f h a 4
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p!i Γ * » . * f>M\^ futh-n through
out Ullf IM π
LATE HAPPENING».
Mittfi o* That Hav· Jutt
Coma to Pa·*.
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a «πι.» ι»., r-1 >
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tlffhfrt r,( « ! K· T*·*.
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mai 'y Tei^i ta about
Hiffmaa Γ Iffihûrn. a Wnjhliifton
*rr>#-r hta w4f* an·! aui
ΙύΗ
Hy » train mr»«a at K«wftptori VVia.
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TftAOIC ACpAIH,
W. T. Cagl·, Sheriff Wharton and Dtp·
uty Sheriff Bragh Killed.
Victoria, Tex., Sept. 14.—Slwrtfl
Oeorre Whiu-ion and Deputy Sherlfl
Frank Bnurh of Jackaon county wvr·
•hoi end killed (n the Jail at Edna Sun
day afternoon by W. T. Lander, alla»
M. (î. C&gle, of Macon. Ga.. and thai
Cagle was himself shot and killed by
Sheriff Wharton. Cagle, claiming to b€
a Philadelphia capitalist in search oi
rice lande, drew on a Portsmouth. Va.
bank through a lor-al bank for $9iV>0
but the checks were alleged to b«
worthless. He bought J6<«t worth o(
diamonds snd got $106 In cash. Being
tuld his checks would not tw honored
he returned the diamonds and cash
He left and was arrested at Edna
While being searched in Jail he shot
the sheriff and killed th·» deputy. Be
fore dying Sheriff Wharton sent four
bullets through «'agle s head killing
hlnw
Top of Head Blown Off.
Waxahachie, Tex., Sept. 14—While
Mrs. Will Allen, married l^ss than a
yewr. and her lister were handling a
supposedly unloaded shotgun, the wea
pon was discharged. Nearly the en
tire top of Mrs. Allen's head was blown
off.
DEED OF A DOCTOR.
Louisiana Physician Shoots and Kill*
a Prominent Man.
Opelusas. La., Kept. 14.—Dr. A R.
*TT armonaon shot and killed '"harle*
Med»·»!», using a Winchester rifle Me
dici* was ;>a.««iî>g on the str<»«'t, nh^R
the fatal shot was flr*d, ht> IwMng un
arm ed. I>r. Harmon son surrendered
to th' shtrlff and Is In Jail. He claims
that Mi-d<"tls is the author of s«veiai
anonymous letters atta< king the rep
utation of members of his family. Me
tin i·· v. .·· «ell kno«η here and was
unmarr 1.
Long Contract Signed. '
Ν»* ι >rlean* Sept 14—The lon»r
•horem· ^ « ctrik·· In f"rtnally over The
• xe· ut ι ν»· · ..ri mittee "f whit.· ai.d bl.uk
loiiK*h«.r· m· met th·- *hi|> o« : ·τκ In
confew e and ,'ι thre*· yearn" · ontrai t
win ijr.ivn ut> Th· ..ir^rifn deem thij
Ion* is ntract the grei teat ν κ (orJ arid
helleve it will (n fur toward* u(>biilld
li.K the [<>r? removing · h.ir. ··* for la
bor Wwl ·■« for many d.iya. Th- M'jr
! g.in lir»· . < k wurker* are still out.
Bald A*»»uH_
Jenii'K" Ua\ Sept. 14—Hoy A.
rV»i ι·. ■ '· ft-r i f the K1r*t Ν:<! onal
tmnk. w — .i»*ault· 1 by a nt-icro. who
a-tt· ο j t* l I" iik·· front Mr ι ooper a
p«· kati" 'nlaiBln* |:'.«»*· in iurr»n· y
whi.h he v»a» taking to the bank from
the ei| r· <·* "fflThe negro wax ar·
pmtHl Mr «."ooper *»« Injur»··) by the
nefro, ». jt not aerioualy
__________
DYNAMITE EXPLODED.
Τ «we Ra.lroad Μ·η Were Killed and
Three Other* Injured
Ttay City Mi< h Sej t 14 -Clarence
Γ Hi>|i|er and Roy Rout-her nwltrh.
men of ιh« Mii kifmi ,v»ntrnl railro 11.
«»r» It -tantlv klUe.1 my .in e*ploeion
of dynamite in a > ar in th· yard· at
\V. at It.iv City. Robert Robltn. eii^i
neer Wrti Noble, fireman and John
Cr·· tl« · ondu· tor were inlured. the
latter mi *t «1-riy that he ma> ill· All
©f th·· trainmen were reatdent* "f llil*
city
Tbe «-lploaton o< urr e.l a* * lollrh
• rigUie wa* making ii(. a train The
, «r.*lr e ba< tted down upon »e\eral ar«
tke ftrat or-!.ι nti κ a thotiv.it.·) i-.unda
% i«iMiicnjT>ent i.f l.ee
Metfoni rifl»·» and · .u.inttt* .·ί re·
! 4u< ed karge then* for door rifle
pra. ti<· arid It la **ld that the force
with «hi· h it «triii k the ·ΐ(>ο·ι\ι·
lade ι ar eipioded the dynamite An
other report ha» it that mm of the
ahelta eipliKled and »et off th· ilvm
ma·.
I
AFTER SHERIFF
1 T«m O#>oal It Wanted on a Oarga
of Kidnaping
Ton iwdu An* Sfpt 14 Γιηι·.»
county ι-Wι »rt> and T»taa ru κ«τ» are
tr» pura. t if ShonfT l»nh»n, of Hrowt.
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Charley Penn has returned from
Chicago.
Dee Poindexter spent yesterday
in Fort Worth.
I
A. T. Cook of Fort Worth was in
the city yesterday.
E. S. Bose returned to Fort
Worth this morning.
Charley Vlckerv of Fort Worth
spent yesterday on -.he city.
Rev. Horace Bishop of Dallas
spent last night in the city.
Mrs. R. A. Patterson of Dallas is
visiting Mrs. R. D. McCombs.
J. L. Deegan, Η. E. Pickett and
Ε. N. Raker were in Dallas today.
Miss Eala Waleott of Midland,
Texas, is visiting Miss Maud Mc
Clellan.
Sheriff Minnick went to Kaulman
this morning after a prisoner wanted
in the courts here.
Mrs. J. W. Ferris returned last
night from Michigan where she
sj>ent the summer.
Mrs. Z. Blatter and son, J. B.
Blatffr, returned this morning from
Eureka Springs. Ark.
Mrs. J. H McKey and children
of Nash returned yesterday morn
ing from a visit to Atlanta, Cass
county.
Mi»s Lucy Wofford and Miss
Johnson of Athens arrived yester
day morning to enter Trinity Uni
versity.
uaoney aims, km iune ana r.ari
H arville left this morningforOeorge
town t*' {enter the Southwestern
University.
Mies Manor of Fort Worth, who
has been visiting the Misses Brady
on Billiard Heights, returned home
this morning.
Rev. Ν. K. Grafton and wife came
in today from Midlothian w.'icrc Mr.
Grafton has been conducting a re
vival meeting.
MisseeJMiunie Tiinniors, Eugenia
Lomax and Pauline Marchbank*
left this morning for Bristol. Tenu.,
to enter school.
Attorney»|T. H. Collier, J. H.
Β ι si and, W. H. Brown, L. L Allen
andC. A. Pippin <f Ennis attended
county court here today.
Superintendent I.. A. Datian and
Assistant Superintendent Oliie
Howe, of the Houston and Texas
Central, were in the city tikis morn
ing.
Horac Trippett came in yester
day from Kansas and Oklahoma
wtiere he spent the summer. He
will ieave in a few days for Austin
to re-enter the University of Texas
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Dunlap, of
Italy, and |Mr. and Mrs K. (».
Htroud, of this city, spent yester
day in Palmer at the bedside of
Yancey Barrow, a reiame, who is
seriously ill with a complication of
typhoid and pneumonia.
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Y- ur Money Earn
Interest.
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$1.00 will open
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METER RATE rOR LIGHTS AND
— SMALL. MOTORS
Adopted by the WAXAHACH1E ELECTRIC LIGHT CO., to
take effect on and after September let, 1903.
20
PRIVATE RESIDENCE RATE
The first K. \V. per month, for each 10 c. p. or the equal
thereof
Each additional K. W 15
COMMERCIAL RATE
The first two K. W. per month for each I(i c. p. or the equal
thereof 20
Each additional K. W 15
The Commercial Rate includes everything except residences, and
the minimum chart?* »n all Litrht accounts is fifty cent" per month
tbTSmall motors aame as Commercial Lijrht Rate.
Waxahachie Electric Light
COMPANY.
DELIVERED Ό
Upon receipt of Cash or M..ney Order for J3.00.
we will deliver to vour nearest Kspress office <ii
charges prepaid, hour full quart H»ttles of Si*
.00
V ears Old
Coney Creek Whisky
«y 6 or Sour Mash, tio marks to indicate content·
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
H. BRANN & CO., Fort Worth, Tex,
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THE one: point
we wish to • 'tuphaetce about
our Hardware is its hiffh-grade
excellence. We take pains t'>
always maintain the highest
possible quality and sell at a
ρ price no trreater than per.'iap*
I is often charged for a kind not
nearly as tfood. We want you
Ρ to try ue. : :
Our aim is to Please ο 'Phone No. 84
ELLIS COUNTY HOW CO.
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URVEYORS of
UBLIC
LEASURE
Houston cS Texas Central
Railroad
Plat·»·» for Relaxation and
Reatfnlneea
KINGSLAND. LLANO. LAMPASASfMAKLIN.
AND WOOTAN WhLLS.
TRY THEM
Summer Rales in Effect'June 1st.
Write for Illustrated Booklet
M. L. KOBHINS. Wm. DOHERTY,
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Advertise·
The LIGHT tills the bill.

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