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Questions Bonds.

Randall Silverman, receiver Of the
Great Southern Refining company. TO-
dav filed motion in the SiXtieth dis
trict court in the case of G. II. Howe,
ct al. VS.. Great Southern Refining
company, praying the court to order
Lewis P. Hammond Of Chicago to re-
turn into the registry of the court
certain bonds of the company when
if is alleged ne had been dispoSlnS
of and converting the proceeds there
Of to his own use. The motion re-
cites that there is in Hammond's pos
session a large number Of the DonoS
of the company which were maue
pavable to the bearer and that Ham
mond. without authority from the
honorable court, is disposing OF the
same in Chicago and elsewhere, ana
thereby attempting by the sale or lne
Caid bonds to fix a lien against the
company's property. The motion
AYERS that the receiver does not know
what amount of bonds have been as
posed of in this way and prays Tor an
order citing the said Hammond 10
make an accounting to the receiver
and to the court of such bonds al.
ready sold and that he be estopped
and enioined from the sale OF addi-
tional bonds. pending the further or
der Of the court. This motion. 10
gether with the motions pending in
both of the district courts will be
heard on Saturday when Judges pope
and Watts will call their respective
motion dOckets.
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THE MUlLIGAN MATTER.
Charge of Attempt to Poison Placed
AGAINST Servant.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 1.-The grand
jury reported today that it had been
unable to find any evidence to convict
James Mulligan with the attempted
poisoning of the family Of Judge James
II. Mulligan. The jury reported after
a long and exhaustive review of the
case. in which all members of the
Mulligan family had testified. The
grand jury then returned an indict-
ment against Lewis Mitchell, the ne.
gro who confessed that he placed poi
son in food, on the charge Of malicious
attempt to poison.
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SCARED THE RUSSIAN.
Master of GIenard Says He sighted
Japanese Craft on Pacific Coast.

Tacoma, Oct 13.-Capt. Enlund,
master of the Russian ship Glenard,
which arrived in port Tuesday night,
from San Francisco. reports having
sighted a Japanese transport while
coming up. The captain says when
he sighted the transport he expected
TO be overhauled and possibly taken.
He was some distance away from the
ship, however, and did not show his
flag. and as a consequence the two
vessels parted company. Capt En-
Ilund had a narrow escape from cap
ture. The Glenard Is here to load coal
for Australia.
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contraband Of War.

St Petersburg, oct 13.-Forcign
Minister Iamsdorff today presented
tu the emperor the whole issue be
tween the foreign Office and the admir-
atty over the question of contraband
OF war which as cabicd 20 the Asso-
ciated Press October 10. had reached
an, acute stage. u is understood, how
eyer that The mauer was temporarily
adjusted. and no significant develop
roentg. such as the resignation 81
r.amsdorr. are anticipated, at least Tor
3D.. present
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Pathway Change.

Mexico City. oct I'D. J. Doak n
St Louis. who has contracted 10 con
Etrurt the southern division n 200
.EiIorretnrs 81 the Pan-Amrricsn rail
way from T0naIa 10 Tapacnula, Dr. Dr.
-rrni-oHiciailv announced. viii s1ocrrf
walter Everett ass president 81 fhaf
road.
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ssy city's $4,000 Fire.

Houston. Oct 13.-Fire at Bay City.
Tex. today destroyed an entire bust
ness block. entailing a loss estimated
at between s35. 1000 and $4,000.
There was no insurance. The town
had no fire protection and the flames
burned themselves out
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work Resumed on cypress WelI.

After quite delay the machinery
arrived and has been placed and by
LOW the drill IL going down In the
test well on Cypress Creek, eight miles
west of Woodyillc. This well Is he
ing put down by parties from New
York.
The pump has been placed nj the
Oklahoma. Texas we'll and as soon as
the pipe arrives, which is daily eX-
pected, II will be laid from the creek
10 the well to supply water for tho
rotary. Work is at n standstill on ac'
count of the scarcity of water.
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San Francisco's Opinion.

San Francisco, oct. 13.-In maritime
circles here it is believed that the
vessel sighted by the Glenard was
either the Japanese merchant steamer
America or the United States trans
mort Sheridan
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Yellow Fever Exists.
LOVERS FOUND DEAD.
Viroinia Case of Double Suicide or
Murder and Suicide.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 13.-Miss Bessie
Stone and Robert Gill, who eloped
from Ashland Tuesday, were found
dead with their hands clasped near a
pond in that vicinity today by a
searching party. A bullet hole in the
head of each told the story OF sup
posed double suicide or murder and
suicide. "a.
Miss Stone was shot behind the ear
and Gill in the forehead. Gill had
taken off his coat and vest.
The indications are that he killed
the girl and then shot himself.
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Al H. Wilson.

Of the many successes recorded
a. the Kyle Theater, Monday Oct. H.
last season, none VIII he more kindly
remembered than Al II. wilson in the
beautiful. romatic, comedy drama, "A
Prince of Tattors" "a tale of Old New
York; by Sidney r. Ellis, supported
b., a company of artistic ability and a
complete SCENE investiture. Mr.. VII,
son is a rare combination of good
- singer, having a voice
OF much sweetness, and is described
as a rich sympathetic baritone, while
his acting is magnetic and full of de
lightful quaint comedy for which he
pycoIs. During his coming visit Mr..
Wilson appears IN THE Watch On
The Rhine"
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TIE Ls5fcs C S. Louis cst'IoIic
Church uiH give a bazaar an FrDt
.rl5aa-usr-- hau and Haggarty's shoe
Store BUILDING. IN Crockett street. OeL
Is 20 -. f0r fta benefit " fHe nfE
church FIND. Grand musicale 10y
night. aaHi AdtAfa
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Manaeer Wiess SAYS:

Society" in New York found a new
oy. last seaSoG,-or to speak more
definitely. last winter. 1t is sale 10
say that no more dlyerting paythlng
he'd come INTO their possession IN
r,anv winters. II proved a source OF
amusement and breezy hilarity, if the
use of the adjective Viii not be con
giGered ill-bred in this application. II
was. perhaps. considered a bore by
some who prefer the silent laugh be-
csusa Of the physical eXerJiOn II saves,
and who are Immediately seized with
ornui when intellectual pas'ime offers.
One thing rs certain. IL spread tho
-ara cas-. Of thought over many tea
rarfv ar1 made 2 certain mental a,ac-
ritz almost ind spor-shlo. for the time
II least. i1 The chest circles" 81 social
'ifa in the metropolis
Have Won seen Candida ?"
To have answered that familiar
rur-fi0n in rho NEGATIVE would have
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Kansas City.

Kansas City, Oct. 13.-The fourth
race, a handicap. the feature of to-
days card at Elm Ridge was won by,
Alma Dufour.
First. six furlongs-Eugcnia B.
won: Sir Andrew second; Agnes
Brennan Third. Time 1913 1-2.
Second. 3 fursonry-TyrOlian won /;
AdarJ second: Swedish Lad third.
Time 1900 81.
Tnird. mile and quaTter-Ilarbor
won: Ellie second; Col. Ballantync
third. Time 2:O7 IL.
Fourth. mile and furlong-Alma
Dufour won; Leila second: Bragg
third. Time 1852 81.
Ffnh. seven furlongs-BOb won:
Snorcl second: William Wright third
Time 1:26.
Si,th. mile-Tclephone won: Easy
street second; Rough and Tumbic
third. irue $40 u.
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AROUND THE
RACE TRACK
RING SUFFERED HEAVY LOSS
BACKING LADY HEINRICH AT
ODDS AT MORRIS PARK.
ALMA DUF0UR WON AT ELM RIDGE
Alden Got Off Second Won Over Com
modore in Delmar's Feature
Good Cheer at s to / Won
at Chicago.

New York City, Oct. ia Feath
egStonc's Lady Hendricli won the
third race at Morris Park today. sac
was backed from 100 to 1 to u to !
at post time and the ring suffered
a heavy loss.
Outcome at to |, won the RamapC
handicap, one mile and a furlong
Withcrs course.
First, Wither's mile-Sais won;
Stolen Moments second; Green Crest
third. Time 1:43 IA.
Second, Autumn Meadow Brook
steeplechase, about three miles-Ii
bretto II won; Pure Pepper second;
X. b. Sack third. Time $50.
Third five furlongs-Lady Henriet
ia won: Campo second; Raiment
third. Time 1851 Ia.
Fourth, Rampo handicap, mile and
a furlopg. Wither's course-Outcome
won; Mineola second; Ormondes
Right third Time 1856 IA.
Fifth. Withers mila-High Chan
ccllor won; Major Daingerffeld sec
ond; Africander third. Time :42
-.
Sixth. seven furlongs-Jimmy Lane
won; Arsenal second Morokanta
third. Time 100 10.
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W. p. Gloves and wife Of Colmes
neil were in the city yesterday,
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]. q. Roberts of corslcana Is here
today,
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s. NJ. Scott won't TO Houston las
night on business trip.
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SUICIDE WAS PENsloNER.
Man Found Dead in Mexico City Was
an Old Soldier.

Mexico City. Oct. 1S.-An American,
who committed suicide Mt the Two Re
publics hotel, turns out to be Hay
ward Masters. an American pensioner,
who arrived here from Havana late
last week. He was GO years of age,
gray haired and weighed l75 pounds.
Papers found on the body showed he
had served in the United States navy
and was n pensioner. The suicide left
a letter declaring his life failure and
all hope gone. He has no relatives
here.
Yellow Fever Exists.
The superior board of health re-
ceived notice that yellow fever exists
in five places in the republic. Vera
Cruz has two cases, Merida two and
one suspect, two at Tehuantepec, two
at Coat2acoalcos and six at Acatyuan.
Guliu Montague. Italian charge daft
flares here, returns to Washington as
first secretary of the Italian embassy.
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St. Louis.

st. Louis, Oct. 13.-Aden got OF
second to- Commodore in Delmah'ls
feature today, raced the Milan colt
into submission and won handily.
First, 10 furlongs-Edith May
won: Violin second; Cassie Anna
third. Time los 81.
Second. six furlongs-Subadoi
won; Jake Ward second; st. Wood
third. Time t:15.
Third 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Ethel Sprague second; Lady Church
i'll third. Time LOS IA.
Fourth. seven furlongs-Aden won
Commodore second; Lustig third
Time 1:27 81
Fifth, INSTRUMENTATION won
Judge Cantrill second; Glendon
third. Time 1:i3.
Sixth. mile and an eighth-CanvOr
won: pathus second: Triple Silver
third. Time 1855 IA.
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Mr.. w c. Tyrell. Jr., of the Hey
wood oil Company. came over from
Jennings yesterday and spent the day
In the city.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25
He Is Declared to be the Nominee by
the State Executive Committee.
A Brief Sketch of His Career-From Cook on
Boat to Governor Official Vote
Of the Late State Primary

The of Napoleon Bonaarte wal Governor of the
State regarded with much cuy and doubt by the public
ea when that gentleman announced for the office the determine
ton of Frances iusous soldier Napoleon Bonapare invade and
Italy crossing the Alps When Napoleon
onted with the query regard crossing the Alps he mpousy
declared there Alps Napoleon successful in his operations
crossing those inaccessible and the asonishmen of
the people his nansakc has equally successful capturing
Of Florida While his majority
insignificant nevertheless sufficient all practical
poses
The Florida Democratic Executive Committee in jacksonville
Friday l., and the declared James Tai
aferro Napoleon II Clay Crawford be the
United Governor and Secretary of
filed by the friends of Mr. Davis
considered the result declared the the
These cont Jackson and Washing
countess and charged that plc those
for there registered and qualified Democratic
The following is the official vote by counties
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25
no MsRical Letter Z.
FRANK CLAIR

Did you ever notice. asked the
observer Of things nobody else ever
lolioes, according to the Baltimore
American, what lot of magic there
b In that little letter X? Why it 8
0ol Kellar and HERNIA and even Ma
iAi backed clear of the platform
For instance, it can turn golhng
~ into tree; an all into a rail;
a0in into grain; fog into a frog,
. tsil into trail; a hose into a
Aos1e; . bid into a bird, hen into
bern; heath into hearth, bit
4 heat into a heart, a hat into an
oshsr kind Of hart, a pat into part
scat into cart; spit into a spirit
. xx into first; q bow into a brow
speal into q pearl; a peach into 8
pseach; q beach into a breach &
wing into wiring; stave into 1
carve; bag into a garb or a grab
sskit into skirt; a sting into
ses,ng; . tuck into a truck; a boI
INTO . broil; a mine into miner 1
bah into a brush; a line INTO /
liner; bag into brag; bay int,
bray; q payer into a prayer; ban'
INTO . brand; COW iuto crow
&C., etc., world without end
The same letter is guilty of III
ce'ng . pint into a print and hav
NJ . treat out of teat. Wonder If
surplus Of the same letter had an
sanction with Barring a certalt
pE0 nom receiving the Democrat
aooiaation in the late primary;
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25

John Nanvolkenberg has left the
earth or, in other words, he has
taken to water To be still more
explicit, he has huitt himself house
boat, which in its bright paint
makes quite neat appearance, and
hereafter John may be found riding
the waves of the beautiful Halifax
without fear of molestation. 1t has
not vet been fully decided whether
or not this addition to our navy will
be assigned to a place III the feet OF
our Commodore McCord, whose flag
ship may be seen every day quietly
resting on the placid bosom Of the
river just of the T-Pot grocery The
Commodore will no doubt arrive at
an early decision after the new yes
sci has had a chance to be compared
with the flagship. Should the in
speciion show that she does not
come up to the Commodores fastid-
ious notions in makeup and color,
he will not be slow in refusing to
count her in the feet, for our Com
mOdOrc l. memorable.
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Profane Offenders Fined.

On last Saturday and Monday the
Mayor dealt out justice blended with
mercy to Andrew Jones and Jesse
Williams, both colored, To the tune
of so and So respectively for the
olfense of swearing ON the streets.
The first named case was of a more
aggravated nature than the latter on
account of the trouble he caused the
Marshal.
The Mayors action is all right and
every good citizen should commend
aim in his efforts to protect the ears
of the public from disgusting pro
family Not only negroes but whites
as we'll should be taught TO abstain
from swearing in public at least, for
almost every person will forego the
use of a vile habit which costs him
money. Our Man About Town" is
of the opinion that much of the
prevalence of swearing should be
stopped While men will respect
ladies and refrain from swearing III
their presence, still many fail to re-
member that it is of equal import
ance to keep such language from the
ears of boys and girls How otter
does it happen that we hear some
one who would be greatly offended
if he were called mo gentleman
using vile oaths and foul languag,
in the presence of tender childhood
thus helping to mar and warp tina
childish nature and lessen the op
portunitics of building robus
character.
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hn 1 significant fact that will be
ehnRvsd from the above table that
IN carried only one out of the
- counties in the district.
n. Clark has issued the following
~ lestor, which explains itself;
- =, Democracy Of the Second Congress
sIosal District Of Florida
Permit me 10 express to you at this
a.s my profound appreciation of
u mAgni6osnt Endorsement which
%. gave me at the polls on the 9TH
int. IkeeAly appreciate the high
hpnor which you have conferred up
O NJ in making me your nominee
r Congress. fully realize the
yuspousibilities of the position, and
ahall honestly and earnestly strive
70 pursue such a course as will merit
u some degree at least the kindly
consideration you have been pleased
: 70 give me-
Il shall be my steadfn-t purpose
wAsa elected in November to IN
suod faith endeavor to carry out
Every campaign pledge, and to gave
Ne people the very best efforts OF
Which may be capable
+, The fight inside the party is nov
snded. Let us close up the ranks
I'd as-one man move forward FOL
Democratic success in November
nd thus insure the onward marcf
d our beloved Florida along TIT
roadway Of progress and prosperity
Yours respectfully,
FRANZ CLAIM.
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OF Interest to Automobiles.

There was recently land before the
French Academy of Science an IN
penious continuance invented by
Colonel Renaud for measuring the
power of motors. 1t is an apparatus
which is attached to the aNle-trct Oh
the motor, and as the action dcvei-
oped is in proportion to the cube Oh
the speed, it is enough to register
the number of revolutions i'll order
to determine the speed, and conse-
quently the corresponding power
Strengthening tablets are provided
TO obviatc all necessity tor making
calculations. The apparatus Is ca
pablc Of registering up to -" horse
power.
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Noissta Criminal Court.

The Criminal Court Of Volusia
county was in session last week a
day and half, during which time
the following cases were considered
and disposed Of:
G. G. Post, DR.. Potter and II. l..
kochersberger, illegal sale of liquor,
continued.
Emory Baldwin, grand larceny
continued.
A. R. Harper. cruelty to animals,
continued.
Walter Bonum, grand larceny, con-
tinued.
Lester Robinson, aggravated as
sault, pleaded guilty to reckless use
of firearms; fined n and costs OF
forty days.
A. A. and NJ. A. Donnell, illegal
fishing in Mosquito lagoon, waived
jury trial and case was heard by the
court. They were declared no,
guilty.
George Bonnell, illegal fishing il
Mosquito lagoon, pleaded guilty ant
was fined $50.
William CAVITY, carrying concealed
weapons, pleaded guilty; sen,enc,
held in allegiance.
John Rice, carrying concealed
weapons, found guilty; 500 an,
costs or FIVE months.
Emmett King, assault with inten
to rape; the defendant is white lad
aged ii. A nolle was entered OF
promise of parent to soundly 40,
him.
Lee Byrd, carrying concealed
weapon, pleaded guilty; 500 AM
costs or four months in jail
| William CAVITY, intercourse with
female under Is years, plrade,
guilty; sentenced to two years i
State prison.
/ Robert Melton, defamation c
character, continued
| Edward Ioumans, assault wit
intent to murder, pleaded guilty ,
aggravated assault; fined 500 an
costs of prosecution.
| Lee SpNnn, assault with intent I
murder, dismissed.
Abe Franklin, robbery from III
person. continued
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The Street Sprinkler.

The street sprinkler arrived in our
city this week, and will be a mate
rial addition TO the work OF street
improvement which is now being 50
vigorously prosecuted in Daytona by
the city authorities. 1t looks to our
man about town like an opportune
time for our merchants and property
owners on Beach street to cooperate
in an effort to have tins street sprinkss
led daily during the warm season in
the absence Of rain. 1t would lessen
the labor of keeping goods in a neat
and attractive condition III show
windows and be the means of allay-
my clouds Of dust when the wind
arises The dust that accumulates
on everything Is not only unslghtly
but j. an cyesorc and discomforting
when blowing as we'll Such move
would well repay for the Investment
and exhibit commendible enterprise.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25
Jacksonville Excursion.

The Jack sOnyllle excursion to tins
place last Monday brought about 5n
people to Daytona There were four
coaches for the white passengers and
eight for colored. The crowd was
quiet and quickly the MAJOR portion
wended It's way to our magnificent
beach, a few remaining and spending
their time saunterlng about our
streets. There was a meagrc amount
of money spent by the eXcursiomsts
while here. Quite a number of the
Icolored element Of the visitors re
| manned over night.
1t is a satisfaction t. n,t e that II
| there was no gam to our town from
monetary standpoint by the advent
of the visitors, there was no loss ON
account Of disturbances. In their
behavior they were above criticism
except in two instances reported,
wherein George Pollard rented
La number Of wheels and two OF
the renters forgot or neglected to re-
turn them, to the disappointment aud
financial aggrayatlon Of George
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25
A Topsy-Iurvey Old World.

Tins IS q pretty topsy-turvey old
world, says an r>changc One man
j, struggling for justice, another is
fleeing from II. One man /, saving
his money to buy home, and an
another is trying to sell his home
for less than it cost HIM One man
j. gong IN debt TO get married and
another Is spending hundred
thousand plunk> to get divorce
One man escapes all the disease,
that flesh i heir 70, and gets killed
on the railroad, another goe, on tn,
cars every day of HI, life and die,
with the whooping cough. Such l.
hfe
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-25
The Chief lunkhe ad ..

There s.
The man that viii law you,
The cook that will jaw you,
The cat that viii claw you,
The chap that will chaw YOU,
The pup that will paw you,
The gnat that viii gnaw you
The sea that viii saw you,
The bark that viii taw YOU,
The rock that will cav you,
The Jack that will daw YOU.
The heat that will thaw YOU,
The cold that viii raw YOU,
The hend that viii squaw YOU,
The girl that viii draw YOU.
The crank that will war YOU
but the Most Exalted Grand Master
of Imkheads is the insulated idiot
who asks
is II HOT ENOUGH for YOU
declares the New York Press.
Daytonlano can fehcitate them
selves upon the fact that our incom-
parable climate never reaches that
degree for any one to PROFOUND this
everlasting query Proof of the
pudding Is in chewing the bag, Sc
III YOU are a doubling Thomas as to
the veracity of this statement come
here and be convinced
The writer, before coming here
once read statement made by Mrs
Helen Wilmans-Post to the effect
that summer was the ideal time tC
be here, and it caused him to grin
humoroueIy, but he has since learnec
hI~ error.