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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
Medical Association In Session.

New York, Sept. 2l.-Sixty fellows
or the American Association OF OBJ
stetrlcians and Gynecologists and
about 200 other physicians attended
the first days session OF the annual
meeting here yesterday. Several pa.
pers were read. all touching on partic.
ularly unusual phases OF the diseases
and operations under discussion. Pa
pers were read by DIR. o. II, Ebrecht
Or. W. u. Dorset and DR.. Francis
Reber. OF St Louis: DR.. William J
Gillette Of Toledo; DIR. o. Werder, OF
Pittsburg; DR. e. l., Reed. Of CincinnR
Il and others. A banquet Will be held
tonight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
INVESTIGATION OF
OFFICIALS CONTINUE
President of tho New Yurk Life
Placed on the Stand.
MONEY WAS GIVEN TO CAMPAIGN
Company PAID Nan Big Salary to Look
After lts Interests in the New York
Leoislature-5slisved In Gold stand.
ard Theory.

Leaislature-5slisved In Gold stand
ard Theory.
New York. Sept. 21-That $685., 900
has been pad by the New York Life
Insurance company to Andrew A. Ham.
ilton, of Albany, that no accounting
for this money has been made except
to President Mccall verbally. and that
Hamilton attends sessions OF the legis.
lature at Albany in the interest OF the
New York Like Insurance company,
was brought out today b ytestimony
given by Mr.. Mccall, before the legis-
Iative insurance investigating commit
tee.
Mr. Mccall said that the various
sums making up the S235,OO0 paid TO
Hamilton had been given him In con-
nection with different real estate deals,
but MIR. Hughes. after considerable
questioning, developed the fact that
none Of the money had been actually
applied 10 such deals Mr.. Mccall also
said that Mr.. Hamilton was allowed
money to influence any member of the
legislature, or that he advised such
course. The s235,OOO Mr.. Mccall said
he was sure It would be paid by Mr.
Hamilton on demand OF the New York
Life Insurance company.
"If Il Is not" said Mr. Mccall, I'm
responsible. and I'll pay 1t. Hamilton
received for legal services. II Is said
about 100000 a year from the New
York Life Insurance company"
On the subject OF the New York Life
Insurance company's campaign contri
buttons in recent presidential years
Mr.. Mccall said they were given fol
the purpose Of defeating the silver
platform and for the support OF the
gold standard rather than of the Re
publican party.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
List of Injured.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sep, % \ -
patch to the Herald from Co.,. BE-. .'
gives a partial list OF o.. ia'
the wreck on the SOu,hu'u P.... .
Deowawe. New. as follows
Miss Adelaide Davis, OF Io...
left shoulder, breast and
bruised
Miss Annie Higgs. St Louis
left side.
George Asnman, DuBoi, ia )
cd In knee, lip, head and .r' ..
William Knox, CRicaSo. ia'... -
back and side.
Miss Isabelle Phillips, Sto,' D..
Tex, bruised on head and .,'
Mrs. Thomas Mason. Par,..t ID
j., (anoiher woman badly Cd.
head.
Mrs. w. c. Halsey. Ea-." .
Iowa, injured in abdomen
X. c. Davis. Tabory.lle. III.
about head.
Mrs. Fannie Droiner Mar
injured about face and side
VI. c. Brown. Chicago. en- . -
cheek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
oo.rar,ir, AGAINST Cincinnati

clneinnati. sept The NyarN Of
flner Of Detroit. Who ordered a SORT 60
quarantine assias, "a, ci'y on ac,onnt
CT the ysllow fever sufferers ald ','
ueees being welcomed has been an
vlted 10 yish Cincinnati ana make a
PerNonai inspection ~ the sttustioa
and conditions.
TIE beard Of health ~ Ihts city yes
ssrSAy ordered that every person con.
lne into Cincinnati troW localities
where yellow fsvcF exists and remain.
me here. saan be FeQnisNd 70 nle viii
o. sFa.n eR'sfE 8 s. nef.s'ant q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22

Guusha Pass, Maneharia. Aonday,
Sept. iS.--ReAr Admiral lessen has
lel Vlad,vostok. sept. ie. ca board
he srmorsd cruiser Russia aeconpa-
Hsed by the protected cruiser Boga-
tyr and two torpedo boai des'royers
10 meet Vice Admirl KAmiRuFA. ths
japanese commander. snd eoncsude he
naval srnissioe. A party % scouts
Who passod out " ne Russian llaea
near sa,luacbca FVcenilY. wNgu an.
a A. Te,, a. "a a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
unInn Printer, EnIeInsd.

Springfield. o.. sept. 20 An injuao
don Vas granted the Cromwell Pub
,ishing company here today TO prevcn'
union printers stopping strike break
era as they entered the company Z
plant More thar 50 strike breakers
have been caught By picke,s and PM
On trains Tor other cities. The com
pany now has two out Of half q haa
drcd men a. wort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22

hartford. Conu. Sept 2i-Tse ssl
sion q the National Association OF
UndeTSriiers today oDsnea Eiih an az
arrsA BY $ A. Wolfe. cOssulting &C.
,nary u Nsr fora. On The lie insgT.
anca COMPANY froG TIE examiner
Visw-pesnt- A diseassioa q avemin
u,e topics aa9 al naiycss q a techni
ca nesnrs ~ KIner q w2xElnA q
ps Me'fes ieRe tspNs4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22

New York. sept. si-Taa. ...
able Life Assurance S'c.'.'
SstSsg4 To- The Merosa''.e IT,.
pAuy In eonncc..oa vita c..
k-ogn "a -the Turner Ia
that these pAymrat sore
thori;y. 80 FAR as the '"''.
society disclose. became t-'N
uhcn Paul NOr,0a. 9rrri-.n
cie,y. mad public . reP''i
jeca submitted BY bin - g.
dlrecsarA These trsnsac' '-'
A uhat NJ. Morisa rsfcss Pa
Turner loanx This in2a
tou's mports SIS FORA sss
IA 1895 ~ ne Tesiers Va
wkla wms eontseiieh ~ thf a.
Hhlh ,araHe r,Rfg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
TWENTY-FIVE ARE
INJURED IN WRECK
Freight Trains Meet H-a4.oa
Passenger TelesGoIed.
ONE MAN REPORTED KlLLs,
While Information Regarding w-..,
Is Measer, But II Is Suppose3 ;es
the Engineer Of One Of the Fr....
Trains Overlooked His Orders

Reno, New, Sept. 2l.--I.... .,
persons are reported iniu,. ......
man. George Wareman, IS q a. .. ...
result OF q terrible hCa ..,u
between two freight trd.S 3D.. &c.
Southern Pacific road fol,uN,. .-
rear-end collision between .........
trains about 8 miles from l..a..r
between q and Z O'Clock last OII...4n
evening.
The wreck. from the g.p.. -.-
out, was caused by one @, '.
neers ON the freight trans ,l. J
past his orders.
An effort was made 10 ,... d.
coming passenger trains H..
cess. for the entire section u = ,
though a moment later, n, ...... ...
ton, said to be in charge OF n..
Ross and Fireman TicnN... ,..-e.
into the first section.
The engineer and Fir.ma.
ported among the injured, '..-. -
piote details are lacking
Physicians, nurses and sy..
addition TO three wreckUI
now either ut the scenc or
it to render aid to the ua,J. .. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
Veterans Reunion AdIourns.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept 2i.-The
last meeting OF the Society Of the
Army OF the Cumberland at its reunion
was In the nature OF a memorial ser.
vice Of its late president. General u.
V. Boyuton. and other members who
have died during the last year. This
afternoon a, Saodgrass HIN. for he
Chlckamausa battlefield the members
% the society. vii review the Twelfth
cavalry stationed a, Fort Og,s,Aorpe.
on The military reservation. At night
q 30 r'' WI be given which vii!
c.,st 80 reunion The society will
Dcet here annually AerccfoFtA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
GOES AFTER ESCAPED CONVICT.
Nan 10 Now Serving Term In German
Prison for Robbery.

Prison for Robbery.
New York. Sept. 2l.-A New York
state detective will sail for Germany
within a few days to bring back 10
this country Henry +. Hardy, who
for the last thirteen years has been
the inmate OF German prisons.
Hardy is TO be brought back to serve
an unexpired term Of II years in the
Clinton prison from which he escaped
In 1890. lie Is declared TO be one OF
the most clever bank thieves ever
known ip this country After his cs.
cape he Is alleged to have robbed two
Canadian banks OF $1,000 and was next
heard from In Germany living the lie
OF an American millionaire" as he
was called at a fashionable hotel In
Frankfort-on the.MRin. A Baden.Ba'
den banker recognized him as the man
who had stolen from his bank cash
10 the amount OF $4,000. He was at
once imprisoned by the German author
tiles aud his time Is now expiring,
Since Hardy has learned that he
would be brought back he has written
letters TO the state superintendent OF
prisons asking that he be allowed to
remain in Germany. The authorities
have refused TO grant his petition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
s,a,. hsalth nosrd susr,r-.-

Atlanta, Sept 2l.-The So
OF health IL supreme ia o..
quarantine; local boards a.
and cannot DC superseded .n
of vaccination. sanitation ani
Such In substance Is the D...-
Judge John T. Pendlc'ou
permanent the Injunction t..'
the state board OF health a.
Atlanta board Of heath.
interference by the latter in
quarantine. rendered a. o..
sion OF the hearing ye,.'..'
noon. In other words, u
cease to interfere In 'he ,.a..
ton OF through passcus--
being conducted betv H"a
lines by Officers % the la"
hoalIh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
Wen, Unattended to Pen.

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 2l.-W. A..
Barneld. convievA In Lauderdale coun.
" OF mAnslaughter and sentenced 70
serve one year In prison. arrived in
Nashville yesterday and went at once
10 he peniteutiary. He dOnned the
stripes and went behind the bars. Al
Ripley Barteld got the necessary pS.
pers committing him to prison. bought
his own railroad tlcke, and came to
Nashville unattended. Barneld's case
has been In court several years, he
having been sentenced TO serve &C
yeavs on his hrSt trial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22

AISany. n. " Sers 3i.--AftsT a
weeks durAtiou the strike Of the pplon
urinters hero Tor an Shour dap has
vuaea via ne yssldinE O; al the sm-
nlorlne prlnsetn. al have n0w sign>e
~ nxraempnk wtieA takes esrci e.
.ne.s itss 40 az rlia,sss ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22

and to report daily to the health offi-
Ger until ne shall deliver to the Wis
itor a certificate that he is not in
fected with yellow fever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
To Enioln Insurance Company.

New York. Sept 2l.--A meeting was
held Last night OF the executive com.
mittee appointed last night OF the pro.
testing state committees OF subordin.
ate councils Of the Royal Arcanum in
several eastern states. II having been
decided to apply for an injunction re-
strAinins the enforcement OF the as
sessments recently enacted by the sup
preme council. the members OF the
committee determined to begin pro
ceedings Immediately in view Of the
fact that the new rate will go into e.
feet Oct. /. Application for an In
junction will probably be made In the
United states court In Massachusetts
Another meeting OF the executive CON
ni;tee will be held today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
Hunting for the Germ.

investigations with view to the dis.
t0rery Of the germ Of yellow fever
ellll continues at the Emergency hos
nllal and the deepest Interest Is now
displayed by the medical fraternity
4n the work OF the local bacteriologlsts
and Dr. RosenRu. Within the past
week eight autopsles have been held
IA The hospital In connection with the
tnvostig atlons, the results OF which
Are to be published when the fever Is
ofer.
Generally, the fever situation Is re-
nnrded as encouraging. both In the
Sountry and In the city. In the coun'
~ there are large number of cases,
kat now that experienced yellow fever
aahters are ia charge OF each point OF
snfaction, the fatalities are few,
The fever is practically wiped out
~ L.seville, where 1t was worse than
a any point In The state, Nearly
Everybody who remained in the town
hau been alex. The people OF Kent.
wood. La. are in great distress ami
arc appealing for relief. Owing to the
discovery Of two cases In lumber
camp near there. Governor Vardaman
and the Mississippi authorities viii
MOI permit the Illinois Central trains
% enter Mississippi II they stop at the
city OF Ksntwood. The trains are
thersiore, not stopping there, and the
people are suffering for mail, express
matter and supplies. Appeals have
Neen made 10 Governor blanchard and
fahe railroad commission.
Manufaosursrs' Meeting Postponed.
The meeting Of the Southern Cypress
manufacturers association scheduled
Aere for oct Il. has bean postpone
until Nov. ~. when Il 10 expected al
uuaranuues will be lifted.
TIE Womens League. which has ha'
nneh to do with the educational cam
pnlgn during the existence OF the te
yer. desires AN opportunity especial!
20 thank Prrsdrn, Roosevelt for Ill
services to the city In It's great crisis
Through Mr.. Brhan. rs chairman.
will ask fot hale an hour OF the pres
idents TIME m III, cl,N and viii hav'
xsr. kohnkr give Gis Illustrated lectur,
With Information a. Go boN he cam
{,aiRn haS hvyu conducted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
Democrats Endorse independents

Democrats ENDORSE lnuePenuentS'
Philadelphia. Sept. 21,-The "City
Party" a reform organization. held Its
county convention today in the Acad.
envy OF Music for the purpose of nom.
mating candidates for sheriff. coroneI
and two county commissioners on the
opposition to the Republican nominees
announced last Saturday The nomi'
nees named by the convention, It is
announced. will be endorsed by the
Democratic county convention to be
held tonight The primaries OF the
city party were held on Monday night
and when the convention was called 70
order more than 900 regularly elected
delegates were in attendance. No
slate has been agreed upon and only
one ward delegation. 81 votes. is under
Instructions. The convention was
called TO order by Franklin s. Ed
monds, chairman OF the city committee
OF the party.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-22
crescent City Will Royalty Re
ceive Chief Executive.
hRw CASES AND 4 DEATHS
- patss Of a Number Of Large Con-
Bontlons Have Been Extended-FaIr
weather Continues and Every One
eeels that the Worst IS over.
lsu Orleans, Sept. 21.-Up to neon
~ there were 20 new cases ~ ysI.
49, sever and 4 deaths.

New Orlean SS2t. 21.--Fair wealth
was again the lot o: New Orleans
&tsh little change In the fever siJua'
Won here.
1he work OF sanitation goes stndi-
ay on. Tine nightly meetings to ed
hente the masses terminated last
Neek. but special meetings continues
rs be held Ia the factories.
Dyery year large numbers OF the
homeseekers' excursions are run into
louisiana. Many were planned for this
Fear. Passenger Agent J, +. Merry.
~ the Illinois Central. has written the
Anretary OF agriculture that they viii
~ carried out. but that the time OF
,bparture has been advanced to the
t6eond half OF November.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

stay behind, and come and see me here.
And above all, Robson, want you to be
present at the interview. Will your"
:" If you wish it, sir
you're good chap, Robson, and I'll
see that you don't regret your devotion
to me-" He spoke earnestly, and put
his hand on the young mans shoulder.
The secretary had risen and put on his
overcoat. His hat he never wore in that
elegant sanctum. Goodnight, sir.
Goodnight, Robson
Next day the great business house was
swarming and humming like hive. Mr..
Jarman seemed brighter and happier
than ever before Hunt of the mourn
ings, Sinclair of the silks, Morton of the
plumes and birds, wondered exceedingly,
and communed one with another. 1t
was no use asking A1cot Robson for in
formation; they knew that.
A little before six Mr.. Jarman'S private
secretary strobe through the departments.
Men and girl assistants were covering
the trays of samples with tissue-paper
and linen. There were the usual signs
of a general exodus. They all had given
the best of their day to their employer,
and now were bent on seizing few
hours of life for themselves.
You want me?" asked the chief of the
MORNINGS.
mo, Mr.. Hunt. l want Miss Parker.
Mr.. Jarman wants to speak to her.
why, what's the matter? Is she
going to get fred?"
Robson smiled.
''I shouldn't WONDER" Hunt went on.
"She's too big for her place, that girl.
All the rest of 'em hate her, she's So
stuck up"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
16 SUNDAY MAGAZINE fc
ON ST. VALENTINES NIGHT

Continued from page 81

The secretary said nothing. IF
that's so," thought he, shes hkely
to be more stuck up after this inter-
view"
Where is Miss Parller?" he asked.
"She's gone upstairs, L think. But
I'll send her to you the moment she comes
down.
And with that Robson strobe back.
Meanwhile Mr.. Jarman had grown a
little nervous. He told his secretary as
much, with a queer little laugh. The
valentine" box had been moved to the
table in the middle of the room beneath
the big chandelier.
Are you sure you wish me to stay,
sir?"
eyes, Robson" this firmly; please
stay. The thing is more or less OF a
business proposition. feel that.
Robson well knew he felt nothing of
the kind. "And then the girl would be
embarrassed if 1 was alone-and you
hardly count" Wherewith Mr.. Jarman
laughed big, genial laugh.
There was only a smile in Robson's
eyes, and perhaps little sadness.
A soft rustic, a subtle fragrance, and
a gentle tap, followed by still more gen.
tie voice, announced Eva Parker.
1t was not remarkable that Mr.. Jarman
should have chosen her as a possible head
of his household. The girl, though
barely twenty, had a sweet, winsome
gravity of expression that accorded with
great charm with her tall, slight figure,
all clad in black, and her heavy masses
of dark-brown hair, and large inquiring
eyes.
You sent for me, Mr.. Jarman?" she
began in low voice. She stood at the
table. with her fnger-tips resting on the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
$3.36OClVEN AWAY

We going to give away, absolutely free of
cost, $500 worth of books. As one who reads
you will be interested In this offer. Read care
fully, for this Is a opportunity, and one that
will not again. In taking stock we
find hand few sets of the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

hands. Her voice was resttul, and her
whole presence curious1y suggestive OF
character.
"Er-I did, Miss Parker. But won't
YOU sit DOWN. There was an empresse-
ment about her employer that increased
the girls astonishment. She once
glanced across at Robson and seemed re-
assured.
Miss Parker, l want you not to re-
gard me for the moment as an employer;
but as a-as a man. | mean, want to
speak with you on terms of social equal
ity." He cleared his throat. Il under
stand" he went on, that you have a
mother to support, and brothers to edu-
cate, besides your own maintenance.
Now, I'm rich man, and am going to
make a proposition to you which L will
give you some months to turn over IN
your mind and talk to your mother
about.
miss Parker, people take me for a
happy and successful man. Successful L
am; but happy-no, in spite of my
money and horses and carriages. To
you I'm going to make a confession
I'm lonely, and l propose to marry
to marry you'll Please don't reply
for a moment" He spoke faster and
faster.
Think what | can give you: As my
wife, you will be mistress of town and
country houses. You can have horses
and carriages, Jewels and dresses, and
things that women love. And travel
think what that means to a girl who has
never seen the Old World. You've read,
haven't you? What does Rome convey
to you? And Athens and Venice and
Florence and London and Paris and
Naples2 I'm in dead earnest, Miss
Parker I'm sure you'd do me credit
I've observed you carefully all these
months. I've made inquiries about your
condition And should look after your
mother and the boys. And to show you
how much in earnest l am, I've arranged
valentine for you"
The mans hand trembled percePtibly,
as he dragged first certain crumpled
papers from the cash-box, and then a
jewelers. case. Here are twenty-five
thousand dollars worth of bonds and a
diamond ring, and Mr.. Robson here for
witness to this proposal"
He stood towering over the table, pitt
full in earnestness, with the bonds in his
hand, the ring-case open near him, and
the girl utterly aghast and speechless.
Yes, he had gagged her accurately. She
was a lovely girl; but she also was full
of sound sense.
Mr.. Jarman," she said presently, ''of
course you astound me. Need | say l
never have even so much as dreamed of
this, though it is a proposal that well
might turn any girls head. Indeed,
envy, almost, the girl you choose"
81 have chosen you, Miss Parker"
He spoke with dignity.
Tears welled into her eyes. Il don't
know why you should offer all this to
a poor girl like me" she murmured;
but anyway it can't be-"
Mr.. Jarman dropped the papers, and
began to walk the room, with the girls
troubled eyes following him. Il knew
you'd say something like thatl" he
blurted out impetuously. You don't
care for me, and all that But I said
to think it over. Don't you see?" A
little irritability had crept into his
tone.
But, Mr.. Jarman, I'm engaged to be
married, the girl pleaded. 1t seemed
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Description of the Free Shakespeare

1t contains all the Tragedies, all the Comedies all
the Poems and Sonnets, and embracing a history
The Lamar register., 1905-06-14
CAR WANTS PEACE.
Informs Ambassador Meyer That HI
viii Consider Subject.

Washington, June 9-The Car has
at last been heard from here and the
result Is not unfavorable to peace.
In his recent audience with MIR.
Meyer. the American ambassador. the
Gear indicated Willingness to take
uetier advisement the subject OF peace
and expressed a warm appreciation OF
the friendly words of Mr.. Meyer.
speaking as The personal envoy OF the
President.
The reception of Mr.. Meyer was
characterized by the greatest cordial
ity and friendliness, and the ambassa-
doris cablegram to the President CIV
ing a general account of the audience
is of distinctly hopeful tone.
Mr.. Meyer did not bring to the ST
Petersburg government an offer OF
mediation, but a friendly offer of good
Will" as 1t was understood by Count
Cassini. which apparently was gratify-
ing to the Car. Further than this 1t Is
impossible to record the character OF
the cablegram.
1t has been the effort of President
Roosevelt throughout the exchanges
which have taken place between the
United States and European powers
since the battle of the Korean straits.
to bring Russia and Japan into such
touch as would enable the two bellig-
erents TO reach a basis of common un-
derstanding.
In this effort he has had the support
of several of the important powers
whose influence carries weight with
both the warning governments.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-14
Whale Flesh or Beef?

Whale meat at from three to six
cents pound is to be the solution of
the meat trust question. according to
some Newfoundland spectators who
are seeking TO make market Tor
whale meat
1t is declared that the flesh is finer
favored than beef, more nearly sug-
gesting venison, and is capable of be
ing prepared in a variety of ways.
Whales are not to be found in this
part of the globe in sufficient num-
bers to make a serious inroad into
the sale of beef, but 1t is declared by
the promoters that they have already
built up a successful trade in whale
meat with the West Indies, and that
they shortly intend placing it upon the
London market.
1t is to be shipped in special steam
ers. and even at price of six cents a
pound will return handsome profit,
while the cheaper cuts may be re-
tailed for half that sum.