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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
HE SPOKE OF LUTHER.
Pointed And Eloquent Lecture at Sec
ond Advent Church.

Pointed And Eloquent Lecture at Sec
ond Advent Church.
The Live Oak Daily Democrat Of
Tuesday, November 2sth, has the fol-.
lowing:
The lecture on DR.. Martin Luther
at the Advent church on Sunday night
by Dr.. F, A. Holtzhsuzen from Witten-
berg, Germany, was well attended and
listened TO with rapt atteHtion from
start to finish.
The chief aim OF this lecture is 60
impress upon the old and young the
greatness, the glory and the power Of
individual soul liberty, II was pointed
out % the keynote Of all true and ever
increasing progress OF the ages past,
and the Magua Charter from every
form Of bondage individual and nation
al. Z
The lecturer declared Moses, Jesus
and Luther TO be the chief emancipa-
tors Of the human race. He made the
Son OF Mary and OF God the center OF
libersting power
This lecture cannot fail to be pro.
ductive OF great service wherever It
may be given, for il brings informa.
tion. illumination and inspiration TO
all who have the privilege Of hearing
IL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
Neuralgia Pains.

Rheumatism, luuibAgo and sciatie
pains yield TO the penetrating innu.
ence OF BallAFd's Snow Llniment. u
panetFates 20 the nerves and bOnet.
and being absorbed into the blood lie
healing properties are conveyed 90 sV-
err part Of The BODY. and effect some
wonderful cures. 25e, Soc and 81 sold
bJ w. n. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

and nothing else, 4 my baby girl, now
two weeks old," writes Mrs. J. P.
West, Of Webster City, Iowa, "Shs
Il Z tne, healthy babe and w are
beth doing nicely"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

The Union Thanksgiving service will
b. held ~ KavsnHuRh Methodist
ChuFch 90 10 ID o'clock this moThing
Rev. y y. strooss gill preach the ser.
mon, and the pastors Of the PSFtielpst-
inE ehurehs IN lhs c.tJ viii take pHrt
10 thS service Th- uspsI 0HsHng for
eharttnble purposes viii D. made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
coNNEoreo WITH HAMPTON.
ou,hern Bell Telephone Company
Now Offers q Service.

Southern 6eH elephone company
Now Offers q Service.
The long distance line Of the South
.fn Bell Telephone Company, which
as been IN construction for the past
Nv months, vas Wednesday morning
onneeted with Hampton and several
essaRsa we're transmitted between
ainesvlle aud that point, The san
preventative had the pleasure OF
oment's conversation with Marshal
A. Dprlen az Hampton and found
, SERVES 20 be up.to-date in every
Ag.
Local Manager Goodwin stated
edneSdsy that the probabilities are
ht the line will be connected az
AFke within three or four days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
SOLlD CAR
ACHUA LETTUCE
|aped From Gainesville
board Tuesday Night.
BIO CAR FROM STATE

Gan be Learned-Shipmsnt
y From Growers Of Rocky
ID Gainesville Sections, and
aignsd to New York.
solid carload OF lettuce to
from this county, and pos
St0te, for the season, went
hon Gainesville over the Sea.
y Line Wednesday. The con.
VAS by the Armour Oar
nd comprised three hundred
tS.tOur baskets Of Ss hne let.
Vac ever grown in the State,
VS. consigned to New York,
% made up from the farms Of
lnesSille and Rocky Point sec.
gPOWep state that the crop this
OF lettuce, peas and beans,
not 90 large as last year, will be
perior in quality, and 90 far have
StTOted better carrying quail.
The growers are anticipating
etuTnS from all shipments from
etiOn,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
WRIT Us A LITTER

freely and frankly, telling Us all your
troubles. We viii send free advice (In
plain ssaled envelope. Address; La
Dies Advisory Dept, Tho Chattanooga
hedieRo Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

We have upmbsF Of soplss 81
BauE' ChJ DiSss'5y ioT sals ~ The
500 oaies. Il 30 a handy Fsfsfeass
b0ot Tor bot,ns's ald pF0fssainaai
msn. Eiting the uamss 81 Fsaidfnts,
Uith Stfest and hgmbsf. FFies 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

Whhaa Cruam vsrmifnre nuI eaiy
ANS WuEa. - roEggra tee meeoel
.a1 aHas = MA gsaF tgf'f GteiE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
We Exact Thing Required for Con-
stipatlon.

'As q certain puFRAtive and stomach
hriGeF ChambeFlhin'S Stomach and
iVeF Tablets seem to be she exact thing
,qulFed, StfonR enough for the most
bust. Hel mild enough and cafe for
iIdFen and without that terrible
ipiRg % common 20 most puFEh-
zee, :" ssy r. d. Webster a Co.. Udots.
staFio, Canada For sale b. all drug.
.ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
PRESIDENT HUNTS RABBITS
Days sport on Virginia Farm is
MARRIED by Cold. Driyxlinw
Rnin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec. Is
Theodore Roosevelt, ir., aud Surgeon Cen
eral Rixey joined the presidential party
this afternoon at Pine Knob, Mrs. Roose-
velt's country place in Abemarle county.
They brought with them three beagle
hounds and two white settlers. The hunt
ing at Pine Knob will begin at once.
The presidential party's plans were han
dicapped this afternoon by a drizzling rain,
downpour.
\ pack of hounds from the kennels of
plain Dealing" the Wilmer estate which
is by the Roosevelt country place were
held at Pine Knob in waiting for the pres-
dents arrival.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. es.-President
Roosevelt and his younger sons spent this
morning rabbit hunting. An interesting
bit of news is the fact that a second small
house has been recently erected near the
original cottage at Pine Knob. 1t Is fur
nished with cots, stoves, etc. and is other
wise comfortably fitted up.
Mr.. Wilmer, the presidents friend and
ncighbor at Plain Dealing, was In Rich
mond today. but would not say anything OF
the presidential plans for fun and relaxa-
ton at Pine Knob He said he was chiefly
concerned lest the presidents desire for
complete retirement during his holiday
should be thwarted by too great anxiety
on the part Of the public to know Of his
every movement.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29

supply of 200 rounds per man was running
low.
The boldest exploit to the credit of the
revoluttonists was an attack on the dinner
OF the Fourth grenadiers, which was being
trundled cut in the wheeled camp kitch-
ems used in the Russian army. detach-
ment of the DruJina, aided by sympa-
thizers in the neighborhood. swooped down
on the corporsrs guard forming the es-
cort. The drivers Of the wheeled kitchens
and the escort made valiant defense as
bullets ratified on the boilers and
cauldrons, puncturing a big soup pot, At
that juncture a squadron of dragons gal
Hoped up ard drove of the assailants and
the camp kitchens we're rescued, but the
grenaders lost their dinner
Last night a company Of Drujna SOL
ders who are said to be paid 20 cents per
day. made a daring incursion into the
heart of the city. occupying okhotnaso
Riada, CHunter's Row, under the walls of
the Kremln, and suddenly opened fire on
the infantry and artillery camping in Thea
ter square. The guard stationed az the
Hotel Mctropole where Governor General
Doubassoff is quartered, replied. and vol
ley after volley was exchanged across the
square. The regular troops, in the alb
sence % their officers. were thrown into
confusion by the surprise attack and fired
wildly until the officers rushed out of the
hotel and led a charge across the square,
whereupon the Drujina soldiers hastily de-
camped The regulars thereafter were
most nervous The correspondents. re-
turning later TO the Hotel Continental. on
the opposite side OF the square. were fired
upon. At midnight the guests of this hote
were routed out Of bee, the commander
of the troops having sent word that he
intended to open with artillery on Hunt
ers Row, which had been reoccupied by
the Drujina, and that tie hotel, being al
.....uL IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
PRESBYTERIANS FORM UNION
Joint Committee of Two Societies Are
Holding Meeting to Ar
range Details.

ST. LOUIS Mo, Dec. 2S-"There is no
danger whatever that union between the
Northern Presbyterian and Cumberland
Presbyterian churches will not be Effected
said Rev. DR. w II. Roberts of Philadel-
phia. chairman of the Northern Presby
terrain general committee, tonight at the
close of the days proceedings at the
Southern hotel we are simply waiting
for all details to be arranged by the sub
committees Of the two churches. The
real work will be accomplished tomor-
row."
Rev. Or. w. II. Black Of Marshall. Mo.
chairman of the Cumberland Presbyterian
general committee expressed the same SEN
timent.
There is not the slightest doubt but
that the union Of the two churches will
he accomplished. Everything will be done
tomorrow said he,
The members OF the two general COM
mittecs simply waited i'm the parlors of
tho hotel today while the two subcommit-
tees were hard at work all day arrangl
ing preliminary details Of the formal Union
Of the two churches At 6 O'Clock all the
delegates representing both churches met
around one dinner table in the hotel and
after dinner went 10 the Second Presby-
terrain church, whore d general reception
was held
The Presbyterian general committee, Of
which Rev. II. NJ Roberts of Philadelphia
10 chairman has only fourteen of the TWEEN
ty-one members present, the remaining
seven being detained by illness and en-
gagements
The fun Cumberland general committee
. of twcnty-one members is present The
chairman is Rev. w. H. Black of Marshall
Mo- The two general committees met in
Joint session ths forenoon and conducted
devotional exercises, after which tho Pres
hyterinn committee went into executive
session 10 confer over tho federation of A
number of Presbyterian bodies as part OF
the arrangement for entering into the or
eane union.
The Cumberland general committee held
no session, the members simply holding
themselves In readiness to appear when the
general joint meeting is called
Members Of the Cumberland general COM
mttee stated today that no opposition to
the union is anticipated. although the ones.
ton of disposition of property may hav,
to be finally settled i'm court
NASHVILLE. Tenn Dec. 2x-The od
visory board of the localst council of the
cumberland Presbyterian church which Is
hghting the union OF that church with
what is generally known as the Northern
Presbyterian church decided this morning
10 raise fund Of 10000 for the prosecu-
ton or campaign to prevent the union
The fund will he raised from the church
membership on the budget plan The coun-
ell adjourned this afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
TREATIES ARE DEFECTIVE
No Provision Exists for Returning
Thieves from France or
Germany.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-It is probable
that steps will soon be taken by the De-
partmont OF State to secure revision and
remodeling Of the existing treaties with
Frarc e ard Germany Recent events have
drawn attention to some very serious de-
fects in the old conventions and it is
feared that before long France and Ger
many will become Ravens of refuge for a
certain class of American criminals.
Within the past fortnight the chief of
police of HOboken Cabled request to the
Paris municipal authorities to arrest and
return to the United States a man named
sasola, on the charge OF grand larceny.
The French authorities were surprised at
this request, coming not through the Ameri-
can embassy but from quarter officially
unknown to the French government. Bow
street offices freqently locate and place
under surveillance fugitives from justice
in London upon the cabled request of the
New York chief of police, but they do not
attempt 10 arrest them until the American
embassy itself makes the request. So like
wise the Partisan authorities turned TO
the American embassy and finding that no
regular application had been made for Ga
sofas eXtrad!tion, placed him at liberty.
II happened that in the course of the
proceedings II was discovered by the French
authorities that there was absolutely nc
provision in the American eXtradition treaty
/ for the surrender of a person charged with
/ grand larceny. The treaty itself is OF
ancient date, having been made in ls4S and
! though it was amended in ls45 and again In
/ 1855, the omission was never supplied. The
treaty with Prussia and the German states
/ made I'm 1852 likewise fails to include granC
/ larceny as an eXtraditsble crime,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29

Funeral OF Mrs. Ba NJ
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Sllas A. HOlcomb of the supreme cour
was in the city last evening.
Hon D. r Thompson OF Lincoln Auieri
can amba ssador TO Brazil and cominG
ambassador to Mexico, wac In the city
yesterday,
j. j. Gibson. proprietor of the Gibson
soap factory, gave his general agents anC
district managers u smoker WednesdaN
night These are the general agents ana
district managers: A. NJ. Norris, Boston
Q A Chapman. Pittsburg; Q. $, Stockham
Chicago; Miles u. Honck Minneapolis
George Reilly, Memphis T. +, o'Haire. 81
Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29

south Oak otS Town Tries Novel Plan
... 10 Settle Fight.

ABERDEEN, S, D., Dec. 2s.--(Special) -
The latest developments in the famous
county seat fight between Selby and Ban
gor, in Walworth county, took place yester-
day. when papers were filed in the first
steps by Selby TO, annex to the corporate
limits of the town a strip two rods wide
and FIVE and half miles t1ng, which will
take in the present site q the Walworth
county court house. Consiaering the fact
that the present population of sclby is less
than 800 the attempt TO annex "a strip Of
territory OF that length cerses on the stu
pendous but the advocates Of Selby as
tho county seat believe they will succeed
in the attempt and thereby obtain the
court house, for which they have fought so
long Bangor has a population of but nine
teen--or had but nineteen Inhabitants when
the state census was taken in May. Since
then one family has moved TO Selby, re-
ducng the size of Bangor that much. II
is not believed that the people OF Bangor
will lose any sleep should Selby succeed
in its attempt b.. "benevolently assmilate"
its rival, but the attempt will probably be
resisted by the people OF Java. another
ambitious Walworth county town. which
hopes to win the county seat In the next
contest If Selby's efforts prove futile.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
Prompt Payment of Taxes.

PIERRE, $. D., Dec. Especial The
December collections of state taxes show
better than for the corresponding quarter
last year, although the total returns are
slightly less. For last year, with a do
tciency levy Of mills, the receipts for
the quarter were s233,S63, %, and for this
year the total, without deficiency levy,
were 500, rs. Outside OF the deficiency
levy all but three counties show an in
crease over last year and the decrease in
these three combined is less than $50. The
people of the state are in good financial
shape and are paying up their taxes. There
has also been large amount of transfer
ring for the year. and this helps To clear
up bacl. taxes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
FRIES SEES FIRM FEELING
Valley Senator Says People Are Deter
mined Against Railroad Rule
HAND IS SURELY WRITING ON THE WALL
stiIl Candidate for Governor. but VIII
Side-step for wall, Condi-
tionnIIy, or for Peter
Mortensen.
HAND is SURELY WRITING ON THE WALL

The sentiment in Nebraska, lie general
against the railroads and their methods in
manipulating state politics. The sentiment
will find expression In the next election
and | believe the members of the next
legislature and the next state officers will
be men who are willing to give the people a
square deal. as well as the railroads.
Thus did Senator Fries of Arcadia. candi-
date for governor as a republican. express
himself Wednesday night al the Paxton.
A number of conditions combine to bring
about this sentiment" continued the sena-
tor. First the last legislator did moth
ing There is no getting around the fact
that we failed to enact that railroad rate
legislation demanded by the people OF the
state This many people attributed to the
influence the railroads had over the legis
lature: and then we failed to pass an anti
pass law. Following that the railroads
come along and refused &C pay their taxes.
This has stirred up the people TO great
extent and the sentiment that has been
created will not abate unt.t the people rs
well as the railroads, get square deal.
Looks for Conservative Man.
II believe the next governor will be
very conservative man. | believe thtW,ail-
roads will have sufficient strength to defeat
any very radical ant-raliroad man and
believe the people will refuse to elect any
man who is tainted with ralroadsn The
candidate to be elected must be a man who
is broad enough to give the railroads
square deal and at the same time look after
the interests of the people.
AT this time It is impossible to tell how
the fight IN Valley county will come out.
John Wall and Peter Mprtensen and l are
the most intimat friends, and II find
that stand no show OF election l will
gladly get out of the way, II thought MI
Wall could land the place. Treasurer MOI
Jensen, I understand has refused far
to allow his name to be used az a candidate,
but II he should conclude to run, he will
easily get our county, and IN fact I think
he will sweep the state. would get out of
the race il he becomes a candidate
Some time ago It was reported that Sell
ator Fries had Withdrawn as a candidate
for governor, but this proved to be a mis-
take. Senator Fries Is a candidate and is
in Omaha feeling the political pulse and is
very much encouraged over what the
people are telling him,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
Alleged mor.ethief caap,ured.

BONESTEEL, s. D., Dec 2S,-(Special
Telegram. D-Sherin Cottrill and Harry
Lewis of keya Paha county captured a
man giving his name B, j. Valentine. lie
had, it is alleged. stolen team, harness
and wagon at AinswOrth Mob. and was
making a straight road To the White river
country in Lyman county The sheriff
road over thirty-five miles this afternoon
so as to catch him before he could get in
hiding along the breaks of white river. He
was captured about five miles northwest
Of here just at dark. Much credit is given
Sheriff Cottrill for his quick action.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29

street, by Rev. walter II. Reynolds, pastor
Of the Castelar, Presbyterian church. A
supper was served after the ceremony
MIR and Mrs. Brown will reside at 81
South Twenty-hfth avenue.
~ ,Jonea-Brown.
MISSOURI VALLEY, la, Dec. 2s-ispe-
cial) -Homer Jones. son Of J. e. Jones, and
Miss Nellie Brown were married yesterday
noon at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Candice Brown. Rev. J. MacAlister
Of the local Presbyterian church ofticiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
FOUR YEARS FOR BANKER
lie sueur lMtnnJ Ftnancier Convicted
OF Accepting Deposits when
Bank Was InsOIyent.

MANKATO. Mimi. Dec. 2s.-Livingston
Quackenbush the LeSueur banker who
was convicted recently of receiving de-
posits in his bank when it was insolvent,
was today sentenced to four years in the
penitentary. The. defendant gave notice
of an appeal to the supreme court and
was released on SIS eco BAL
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
FIRE RECORD.
Blaze at Osmond.

OSMOND, Neb Dec. 2s,-CSpecial Tele-
gram AT 10 o'clock this morning fire
alarm was sounded and in n very few
moments the department was out and ex-
Ungulshed fire in the basement of
Mitch"lIs general store. The fre was
caused by the explosion of the lighting
plant Loss was nominal and fully In.
sured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
Judge PenfieId Resigns,

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2S.-Judge William
!" Penheld OF Indiana, solicitor Of the
state department has rendered his resig-
nation and ii has been accepted. Judge
Penheld has long contemplated this step.
as he desired TO return to private life and
re-engage i'm the practice of law. His sue
cessor has not yet been selected
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
Good Foundation for bridge.

PIERRE S. D., Dec. 2s.-(Special. THE
drilers at work on the location of the piles
for the permanent railway bridge found
the hard shale which they desired for a
foundation at a depth of forty feet on the
bar I'm the middle OF the stream. To be
certain that this WAS not a thin strata
they sent the drill down fifty feet into it
without finding q break. The drilling for
artesian wells here shows that this strata
is about 400 feet in thickness, and that it
will be all that is desired for a firm founda-
ton. The drill has been moved to another
corner of the location Of this pier and
farther soundngs will be made. Two cars
Of material for the transfer boat to be
used here during the summer season. when
the pile bridge cannot be left in, is now
on the ground and ii is hoped to get to
work on the boat by the last OF this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
At the PLAY HOUSES

"QuincS Adams sawyer" at tho KruR.
one OF the most interesting and enter
tanning of stories of New England life has
been made into a very amusing comedy,
and is now being offered at the Krug
theater. Charles FELTON, PidEin was in a
healthy frame OF mind when he conceived
the incidents Of his story, and he reduced
them 20 writing without spelling a single
situation by oVerplHying it. Every essential
to hold the interest is there, and all in
such wholesome atmosphere as to al
most cause the mush-wearied reader TO
rise up and call the name OF Pidgn
blessed. And Justine Adams has drama
tiled the story in the same delightful way.
preserving all its quaint deliciousness Of
characterization, and it's dramatic poten-
TALLY at the same time. 1t is a play
that everybody ought to see, II only to
learn thereby how good a play can be
made of New England life. and still not
have in it an erring daughter hayward
son, a mortgage on the farm, nor a town
drunkard. All of these standard elements
Of the heart interest play this one lacks.
but IL has the heart interest. Just the
same, and its appeal is to the emotions
that lie a little deeper than the surface.
Tho company having the piece in hand
is in the main well qualified for its pre-
sentation, although some of the finer Incl
dents of the action are sacrificed appar-
entity TO get the laugh Miss Lucy
Millikeu. the blind girl, who is after
wards restored to sight. is clever enough
to enlist the interest for her role although
much sympathy goes out to Indy Putnam
played by Marion Hutchlns Miss Curtis
overacts bit in presenting Mrs. Putnam.
William A. Williams is manly and CON
vincing Quincy Adams Sawyer. and j. f.
Beck does very well as Ezekiel Pettingill.
The character parts are very we'll pre-
scented.
The opening performance last night was
witnessed by a very appreciative audience,
who apparently enjoyed every moment of
the play The engagement continues till
after Saturday night with a matinee on
Saturday afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Anna smyI,e.

WOODBTNE, la, Dec, ESPECIAL J.
Mrs. Anna Smylie died here this week al
the home Of her daughter Mrs. ]. f. John
son. Anna Cronk Smvlie was born at Belle
vile, Ontario, on July 80 1878. and had re-
sided In Woodbine thirteen years The
funeral occurred from the Presbyterian
church, with the deceased's nephew, Rev.
Smylie Of Sioux City, Officiating. Interment
was at the Woodblne cemetery.
BENJAMIN Gilman
ST JOSEPH, Mo. Dee. 8-Ben jamln
Tllman. aged 81 years, prominent and
wealthy resident, who was born in Phs-
d"lphia and engaged in the meat packing
business here in 1857. died today as the
results Of fall on the pavement sustained
several weeks ago.
Funeral OF Mrs. Baum.
The funeral OF Mrs, Daniel Baum, sr.,
will be held this afternoon Rev. r. j,
Mackay will conduct the service at the
family residence. lH North Thirty-irst
avenue. at p. m. The burial will he pri-
vatc at Forest Lawn cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29
Printing of City.

different departments OF the city govern
ment for an estimate of what they will
want in the printing line during the year
Within a few days upon the receipt OF this
information he will publish the notice fol
bids and in conformity with the decision
OF the court he will not require the union
label OF the printing.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-29

CHICAGO, Dec. B.-The executive COM
mittee Of the American Bar association, al
a meeting here tonight decided 10 hold the
next annual meeting of tho association in
St. Paul. The dates selected for he inert
ing were August -. " ana 81.