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The waxahachie daily light.
T* WlXAHAlHIK. m.U. Π MliU, Jl Nf II*. iw: VI MRI» «.
Fresh Shipment of jj !
Cream Cheese. BrlcK Cheese, Swiss !»
Cheese, Limberger Cheese nist receivevl. !»
Plentv f Ice Cold Melons. Fine Blachber- jj
rles fur 5-' per cr ite rest ot the week. !»
Γ J. B.HI NES
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The Season is Ripe |
For ice tea. If you like ice tea and want to
drink something that iï> tine, try one of our
standard brands. We carry a line of the
best teas in town
Roy Connally Ù Co.
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We Are Still Handling
the best of everything the market affords.
Ice cold melons all the time.
Phone us your orders early.
E,. C. LUMLEY,
Both Phones Opposite P. O.
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Τ the same old stand; doing more
business than ever; winning new
customers every day; giving to every
body good service and better goods.
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I 1.1 I T IS MI TINOI S
Bombardment of (Nle*.*;t Narrow l>
id'itcii l>> Itimsiim \dniiriil.
Odessa. June is It now appears
thai the mutiny here of the Mark
Sea fI·"···( consisting of einht hattle
ti11> I'i^lu cruiser» and a division
if torpedo boats whose ι ri'« < in all
uumbi'i ".000 men was only discov
•red Just in lime to prevent a plan
ned lionib ι ; <1 ment of Ode- and
Cauijslan ι oant towns The tleet
Jflie here June I'J foi practice and
had j ι : -1 entered Ode a ha* when
the cuniataiidlnK officer vdmlral
I-.eNinakl on liourd the flaxsbip
KotaMov · eiliK that ordt - were
not propel 1> olie>ed and 1.110*1111:
the mutlnou- -pirli animating the
.re* id·ι.ΊιΙ> -iKnuled m o:d-r to
lIMitiui: th·· κ Ulla and be.id back, t >
Setiftat o|»·.. where after th·· troop-,
π ..I · · ι .111 on hoard th*· » r-blp
.1 if h'tlli|...| -alb 1.' itl-eli
balked and Ιηιι·π-ιιι.·,|
Be up-to-date
(it·! into >ne >! ur s ft
niitlik!'· · χ h ι r t ν with
I' ι IimkJ ti»· t·» m tîv ί
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l.i>; voir '* no-t«
t -tin J hero
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INTO DALLAS .II IΛ I.
New Thin· Card Iteing I'rejiared for
Trinity Λ I Ira/.os Yallev.
Preparations are being made by
the Trlnitv and Brazos Valie> to
open the freight and passenger er- ι
vu*» on tiie Dallas brant h July 1 Î
V new titu»- raid 1* being arranged ,
aiul the Katy is preparing to handi·- ι
tin- trains over its line between Wax
aha<-hie and Dallas
in the paasen^ei ervbe. it l· un
derstood that the time «»f arrival and
departure <»f t rat us in Fort Worth
will b*· 11 κ h t lv » hanged and th*·
running time between Fort Worth·
and Houston reduced probablv one
hour.
t'ont· uipiatioti rail f«»i th·* moru
iuk train leaving Port Worth about
thin ν minutes earlier than the pre*,
em tin»»· of *'· '»<> oVIiM'k, and ufflv-j
ιiiκ at Houston about thirt minutes
earlier than the present time of
·♦ ·> H.I.Mk Oil the olio h^ud. the
tu ι I hhound tratu wtll leave Houston
• •Mil thirty minuit"* latei and at
: at· lit l or' Worth about » J" ρ m
thtt retint Iιικ the tint·* about one
hour Pert Won h tteeord
I ι % · · > t li.tiitf' * « »hhi »«.
M II tia> who ha* b« *-n ··»».£ u κ*· J
ii the I've»· btttfifie** til W ' iili4> h'<'
wwut tear* hat* miK) ht# «tibl*1, ι
Itulttdina «Il »to« k «end vrbul*» toi
H W Kvuhliii »a«l ί D Κ·ιιβΙ<
ham The deal ha* be » 11 pending foi
*e»« r#| i|av*> a lut wut «
<i4) i(tv(nix»ii I he fetiM&eaa wilt Imp
η II
toratt m» »·*
\\ fthifSgt'U Tfir fi"m RAtui
»»( tfee tai* puififlrt<»ri nil) fir Hash
■ ** / A Heafttajtr to* 1t>iî h λ · *■ ♦ tp·**
i#iio-4 liter > ■ '■· atvl
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T%* pi«il;lUnMirtt« fee* id « m
I t&4 4mI4N to «Ι! all f»
4ae
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Γ. ΠμγιΙμ too I* Mtr> m ikr
în» fWlMë Trwk.
Γ Κ Til·· ; 'OT » i < Milts] 'Ί the 1
• ιλ ' Midland track Mot. !j> wo? η
3* at ftat.d Ijik»· .ι f*-w tii'l··* e.t>t
f Kmh. Th'irnl ; lia? Sired in »hr
·" !·" ■ î'ι f . ι In·.κ Mt .·· and HI
-,srt! !a '!«h!ng mid huntlue
Ml* brother ho bwn keeping th··,
ι·γγ> on the rI\t-1 I*··«■Γ,ΐϋπΐ In *.ild
ο have a wlf·· and two children In
: 111 t s and I he\ hate been notified
t Is learned th:il Thornton hail uta |
I'd 'hat he wa^ going to Dallas end .
I 1- Όίρρ. 'ted that he had (ton· toi
he flag station to board the train j
or KntiiH The i>uppo«itk>n I* that (
e had fallen asleep Hi* head and
ight hand «ere lying on a rail He
ia.« near the west end of the little
ilatform and the engineer could not
"•e him till he was too near to atop
"he pilot of the engine cut a great
iole In the -kull and the rlitht hand
ras mangled The bod> was warm
,nd bleeding when the trainmen
ook him up The body was taken
ο Alsdorf, where it was viewed b>
ustlre Youngblood and I'ndertaker
\"eal, of Ennls.
The dead man had a ?»*w dollars
η moiiey in hi> pocket and a bottle
if some sort of spirits was near, the
mell of which Indicated a strong ι
uixture with paregoric. Whether he I
tad (1 riiiik of the drug is not known |
The bod\ w as taken to Ennls and ι
irepared for burial.
Λ K.WOHITK TRICK.
liiinjt of Teams by Crooks fx Being
Tried Successfully in Texas.
Waco, Texas, June 18. Λ livery I
■ table man named Doyle came over
tere yesterday from Gatesvllle after [
ι pair of black mares and a buggy. !
lie outfit having been hired from j
lim on June 1 by a man who claim-1
>d to be a drummer and said he I
vanted to make the towns around
there. Nothing further was heard '
from the outfit until it turned up
aere and hud been sold to a livery
man in this city. There is no clue to
the man who hired it at Gatesvllle.
Sheriff George Tllley found the out
fit here.
This plan of hiring outfits seems
to have become a favorite one with
crooks, as they can thus keep a team
several days at a time without being
suspected.
SAW HIMSKI.K IN Λ11 Itlif »*t.
Police Itansai k a Furniture Store in
Search of liurglar.
Because a young man saw his
image in a mirror and mistook hirn
"lf for a burglar I he police ransack
ed the furniture store of W Κ. I
Rudolph on Kast Main street today
tetween I - and I o'clock in a search
or (lie supposed thief.
It seems that the trouble was ι
nutted by the aforesaid young ntan,1
λ ho i-- .ι friend of -Mi Rudolph, Ko
ng to >leep on a pile of mattresses!
it the real of the stop There hap
pened to be ι large minor standing
tear the mattresses. and «hen the
, oung man awoke he -.ι» m hut h·-,
bought to be a burglar hiding In 1
the store lie made a dash for the j
Γι on r and between gasps for breath
old 'he proprietor that his store wa
being robbed In broad daylight The
min e were immediately summoned '
ι lid when the blue loal reached th<
(tore the\ moved nenrh all the fui
illture in an effort to find ihe but
xlai When ihe mirror ·<ι> dlscovei
t'd it dawned Upon ti · officers th<
the alarm was caUMtd h" unite a
let· r dtHcption of th»· youii. mai
•pi lea I organ*
II) Mit I 111 l«t I III Mill
\tll ι*·«Ι·ιΙιΙ I "I K.ictoih. Ι !ίπ·ι '«»>
I liai Ι*ιιΙ|ν·*. I ιοί· ι |H»« ιι»·ο··ιι
It I* pi tillable that »tv|.« will I»
iAkiilt ut an i*4tli date to iaIm*
fund· to h* .*peuil.-d In idverttstn*
h« illy « mineral »< 11 Nothing tati
glbl·' hi- > < ·*« tc ' ■ -o
l%HHlUI
roriANlE ENDS SADLY ι
^vrrtfcorh Dtr t Γη» dun Apart '
SMfcy **»l el trier M.
Λ ' Ιι»· · ■ M otola <?trr' -·<π
111· fanera ? M : »« \|»ίκ*! 11r > à»fï ' <
vil,ι! Un!»· ; ' W i ί ; 11 »> ·· F'1 at !
Ih< ' ·ρ· -.ι h..m< » in <'r.lar Hill. I
l»a : : » - · ·>·!!·· Tb< luft-r ' ..f Mu» ι
H r > * η t »*■ u th· >i<» lemeter) ι
»!>; ■ th:i! >t M Wlloon » >■< in t îiv "
>!il «•met»· . » I» d l r*-< 11> wi n· I
[h» r«nd I
Thi' double funeral which h>J ι ni ι
r -ihaili»* of κΙοηη over the little »ii |i
Ihkh of («Mlir Mill » :t κ ih· r · - - 11 r of
thi' death >f MU.» Hr Ull » ho ha- ι
been In poor health foi «orne time
ι nd who «at reported to be engaged I
lo Robert Wil*on. a rural m.ill <ar- ι
rl«>r of that place. l
MU* Bryant w as the daughter of |
William Rryant, a prosperous farmer »
who r•■Bides at Cedar Hill For book1 j ι
time past she had been In poor t
health and had «pent «orne little ι
time in Mineral Well» In the hope
of benefitting h<r condition It was ι
while returning to her home from (
Mineral Welle 8unda> that «he [
fainted In the Texan and Pacific de- |
pot at Dallas and wan taken to her t
home on a stretcher Everything pos
sible was done for the unfortunate l
wirl but she never regained con- j
scIouhiioss and quietly paused away t
at her father's home at midnight 1
Overcome with grief at the sudden
and untimely death of h!s sweet- (
heart, Robert Wilson, a rural mail .
carrier and a son of Joseph Wilson, (
after visiting the home of the be- ·
reaved parents and viewing the re
mains of his dead sweetheart, went ,
to his father's home where he was j
found dead Monday mornihg with a f
38-ealibre revolver near him He
received a mortal wound in the j
head. i
CHAXGKS OK IMIMHIT.WCE. j|
('«inmciiv Commission Promulgates I.
New Tariff Circular.
Washington, Jane 18.—An im
portant tariff circular. No. 14, was
promulgated yesterday by the inter
state commerce commission. It con
tains a revision ot and cancels pre- '
vtous circulars pertaining to the
construction, publication and filing
of freight nnd passenger sctifdnfc·*. 1
classifications, etc., and also con-1
tains administrative rulings and J
opinions of the commission. The I
new circular sets forth in consolida- j
led and simplified form all of the j
ll\e matter shown In previous tariff |
circulars and some important addl-j
tional rulings. !
Numerous minor, but important I
changes have been made in the rules I
covering the construction and filing !
of tariffs The new rules also permit j
carriers to authorize fast freight line)
agents to act for them in the puhli- ι1
cation and filing of tariffs under j
power of attorney It is further pre-|
scribed that tariffs covering rates ,
to and front points on new lines, j
branches or extensions shall bear :
notation that the> .»i»pl> to new -ta- ; '
tions to and from which no rat··-|1
have heretofore applied
The commission expressed the)·
opinion that carriers ma> lawful-j
I y make special rates for >h·· move
men! of federal troops when such ι
movement» are under orders and it j<
the request of the United State-I I
government and that such rates ι (
Tired not b«· posted or filed which '
•iling applies to similar ti.iUM>orta
non for the naval and marine μ·ι - |
Sick Room
Necessities
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SAVE OUT THE REPORTS
'« hfay TntaMty m Ht (·Ημ
If it Uw W»\ ScrabM
W wMTlglt'ïl, Jtlttr ^«tn^thins
f a »>:·.»*(ii»n » .1 ' m »?.-j ,ii Judge
>?4fford * » .sift Mc-rid*^ w h»O !.,ί:ίΙ*
I Van Kilwr. «ho h.«* -en r'iard
Λ » ift·· principal wllari* In the
.·!.«! f K«J*'!n M Main.·-» J- on
h- . hsrs;** of ·'i«Uni* ' ht govern
(Will In «-mine· tlon wrh Us<* ail«g>'d
cahlnit of cotton · op rrport* of lh»·
gririittiira! ilepartlrwM, n.i, ralltnl
(i the stand
Mr V«tl filer III at «<iiw,
nil under lh.· <11r« ■ ! κ ι.'·· rtf Holmei*
nd hi» wife h< -aid I ■ fir»! met
lolm· on \ug i*t 7. I ' M at a ho
ι I Iri thl. ·ΙΤ* \\ Itm · said the In
roducllon *n* made bt Mr Perk·
aro In that gentleman- room. * ho
toted "This H the man I told you
liout, and he Is going to -ho*· yon
hat h·· can kIvi advance figure* ou
rop report» '
Holmes, a fronting to th*· witness. !
hen proceeded to exhibit «opte* of
rop bulletins and to till him that
e had practically made up the re
ort.s and !hat Statistician Hyde
ad accepted hi· estimate
Holmes also told him. th"· wit·
esu testified, that he had Ι»«·η sup
lying Information ιοικιτηΐηκ tbe
eport to other person* In New
,'ork as the result of which he had
(■cumulated $55.000, which was
hen locked up In a safety vault,
unuim those to whom he supplied
Igures according to Van Klper was
"heodore H. Price and Moses Haas.
Holmes also promised, the wit
less stated, not only to ad vise him
s to crop figures, hut to keep him
dvlsed as to Price's operations
Witness said he told Holmes that
f he would demonstrate to him his
.billty to supply figures in advance
te would operate with him and give
lim two-thirds of the profits if hp
ould supply the figures a day in
idvance.
Van HI per Λ ci 1(1 I v. wuuiu UC §i«cu I
Urough Mr. Peckham bu( In view I
of that gentleman's absence, he, the]
wttnea*. returned to Washington
A ileum t 9 to receive figures oo the
wueei report which warn to be pub
lished 'he next day.
A letter of September N, signed F.
Pecliliiiiu «ah read. ft «(ifP advice to
the effect thai the approaching
wheat report would show a big de
preciation on spring crop and sug
gesting heavy purchases. .As a result
a profit of $2."00 was realized and
two-thirds of this amount was turn
ed over to Peckham.
Other letters and telegrams from ,
Peckham dated at Washington were J
ead Ml dealt with the cotton report!
md all purported <o six- Inside in
'ormation. There had been an urgent j
equest for the destruction of all
■ommtiniiatlons Witness had been ,
)uj Ing cotton through Septembei
>itt during the latter part of that j
non h he had conn· to Washlntgon ι
' see Holmes who advised him to
ell rainer than to buy because the
eport would be bearish rather th;i".
lullish It was agreed, lie said, that
f anything went wrong on the da>
if the promulgation of ih· report
iollues wn.- to lower the window
hade In the statistician's room as a
yarning to Peckham He gilded th»*;
xplauatiun that this wa> μ be don··
η ι a se of a mistake in the jdvatice
Inures or In the ra.-e if the s t η 11 -
iiiun
\ Γ<·ι tt I in ι \< ι id-lit
While working the road ne.< lîrlf
irh lust week Mile* Hairi* had ihe
misfortune to low hi evr He »a»
lrl\Ing a team and strut k at on» of ι
ihe mules with his I In·· which re
bounded and 'he tongue of Ihe
nil kle pill tiis e>e open He was
lufferllig untold »*oni··* and at last
for treatment.
Our Belmont
$3.00 Hat
No rr. ('· - ■.% . κ kind of
3 hit ν ou Je;ide ' wear,
you will be vue t>» îmd
it in our r thin ever
stOv k
The "B-im)nt" repre
sents m »rt· value th in
any ■ thcr rut made at
til** ρ rue. Distinctive
styles.
$3.00
Matthews Bros
Til»·: \Ν M %I. WKKTIXti
rt'onmi»' Koreljtn Mlwiniiarji Socie
ty \|i*ct·» al Win·.
Thi· Twenty-Seventh unnua) meet
lng of the Woman's Foreign Mis
ilonary soclef> of the Nort h «κ t
Texas conference ».ι>· held in Waco
The meeting: opened June 6Ui and
losed June !0th.
The illness of the president, Mrs.
\ C" Johnson, caused deep regret,
jut Mrs. J i>. Musset ably filled the
jlace
The society has done much good
work in the past year, hut enters
ιροη ihe new year with increased
SDergy and devotion More work is
ilanned and the «uni of $4,000
fledged for the support of schools
ind missions.
W. H. Matthews who 1» pastor of
:he Fifth Street Methodist church,
where the meeting was held and he
and Kev. M. Hotchklss, our mission
ary agent, did ail in their power to
make it the most delightful and
nu»t auccMitiii meeting ever held.
M lu Une; Harper, our own Tau·
1 missionary to Mexico, was present to
cheer and encourage us In our ef
forts to help the women of our sis
/ 1er republic. Schools aid bible #om
I en there are doing great good The
/cry comes for more schools and more
teachers.
Brother Shaw on Sunday preached
a very unique missionary sermon to
Ihe delight of all who heard him. Fie
says as we accept the preaching of
Christ and send out the bible to the
heathen and they, accepting Chris
tianity, desire to be fed and clothed
that the missionary opens the door
of commerce Then we of this south
hind from our cotton alone which is
the cheapest article for clothing w:li
receive < large per cent of all w>
l>a> out for missions in our cotton
1 rade. ,
While missions take love und jo>
ο the heathen b> means of increase ·
ommerce our home laud Is blessed
A VISITOR
Memorial sert ice
Ovillu l.odge, I Ο Ο I" will i>a\
memorial services at the Ovilla tab
•made Sunda>, June 2:!rd. ul "·<>
m. I>esoio. Ked Oak. Midlothian
Hid Wa xahachle lodues lax. be·
Invited and the publli generally i,
t ordialh Invited Prof Criddle of
η mill' hi·, will deliver the add re*,
lia 11 1 eil III Γ · I I'lll"
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