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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
0aus, Gof unb Ianh

9ebanolun tfeiner Der
ID D gen. Dor ALIEN teine
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, oesbdlb feline Char
pic, tein Seftpflaiter, fem S4pamm.
teine i6mubige 2einnunO, teine i6mua
ti9en Singer, ionoerH ub'pitlen NIT
gang reinem WaiIer, beier nit Iol6em,
odS eten sefoht bat, am beiten periebt
nit einem faulniBpibrigsn W(ittel, pie
aarbol, Salicpl, areoIln ooer YIsis
tuafier.
9lasf 9eibeu gu reinis
II. Wan nebme perOlinntes SA.ioes
ipalier, et!pa 70 trdftig tpie itdrter
Giiig. uno beneBe onmit Die 0lass
'6eibe. laiTe IS eins Winute tpirten uno
itreue Damn pulperiiirte SAlemmtreioe
oarauf, jeopd nur 70 penig, bub bic
areioe 3iiht; bierauf Oerreibt mdn BET
oes NIT Der !Sano iiber Die gan5e
S6eibe. Niu pube nan nit einem
trodenen 2appsn mad, 'piile nit rsi'
mem WaHer uno etpas Spiritus Die
Scbsi6e ab unb puBe Is Damn trodsn
uno liar, ebenIo Die anOsre Sette.
@trtilsungpO BON Motten
aus Rebgeb0rnen. Dor allen
0ingen miiHen oie Geb0rne mo9ltdit
bober 9ibe dusgsIebt peroen, moour4
Die SnIettenbrut am tsiter getDbtet
tpirb. Spoann bebdn6elt man Die
idltmmiien Gtellsn, unter gea6tung
entIprshsnoer @orIi6t, nit Shpefsls
toblentoff, iino f6liebli6 irsnoe man
anitdtt aqer @ifte nur elm 0emiih bon
better Sniettenpulbertinltur 1O01beils,
gepnlcertem Sampler, 5 36eile BARN
aufgel0it. uno @I1cerin 10 9betle bins
5usemifdt, gum fleibigen 9eptnieIn an.
0iele 9ebanolung Qepabrt in allen
5duen ben beiten S6uB.
&ebIfuppe. Ginsn &opf mir
itngtobl Idneioet man fein, tpie gu
&opfidlat. uno irsQt i'm ihnsa ab.
Sn3tpiiten bat man aug 6leii6ertrdtt
einen tIeinen 3afentopf boil re4t
itarte Youiuon t~ereittt, gisbt bieie itber
ben 3obl un6 Thmort ibn oumit bdlb
mei1. ST bies eyrei4t, 10 lusrosn
2lrsi Big orsi nidt gu 8roBe 3lpisbeIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24

6 Demnib 3. Die Staotperorbs
neten baGen sen gau zines neuen Sbeas
ters mo zines S0nig MItert= WuIeums,
beren Soften ir~sge'ummt uuf nabe3u
100000 Dart perani6la9t Iino, ges
ne0mtgt. 9eioe Gebduos 1pQen ouf Dem
Neuitdbter W}urtt erri6tet iperoen.
Yer 3uic1ouerraum oeS neren S6eoz
ter3 miro 2574 SiBpldse umfaIsp.
Giben It o 4. Sbr 350jG6riges
8eIteben beqing Die beige G6neioers
SnnunQ. sic erbielt BON Der Staot
cine 8eibiIfe.
9itters6af d.. Der bieIiqen Sc
meinos floB onIdBli6 Der our6 Den
MoItenbr1lt, BON 7. SUM- 1905 perurs
fd6ten te0eutenoen Snd0en an Straz
ben mo 8egen cine StaotsbelDilfe bon
1000 Wurt 3u.
@erin 8 10 E. Sein so
iG6rige8 8iir9eriubtlGum te3ing Serr
Gtahtrat6 80ttger.
% / 8 E II. Neuli6 fanO bier bie
feierlife @runoiteinlegung 5u Dem
GeoIidulgebGlIoe ulf bem R%dtbspeins
ber0s itott.
Mittpeio a. llnldngit lit Ser
srIts SpatcnIti9 CUR Snouftriebabn
rab Sem 3I6ppuutbaIe in G~egenlpart
Der beioen ItGotiiGen Souegien unb
@ertretern Der bieIi9en Snouitrie ges
than iporoen.
8irna. Dor Sturgeon Itarb Ser
Tirettor Der bieii9en RedIi6uIe, PRO
feIIor Or. Mlltb, i'm Glitter BON GA
Subren. Seit 81 Sabren leitete er Ole
%genannte 2%cbronItalt.
3 IN d Ii. Der perItorbsne 9auf
mann 9enno 9ieBsl bat Dem 9iiroers
boipitaIfonos bier 10000 Murt pers
mqht.
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SaG(eu.

r.. Dresben. Die gGssmeine
anappi6uitstaFs fir Sadfen beiab
gnos porigen Subres 29.240 Mitslies
Ger, pelhs, einidliebIid Derfsbeis
trGge, 2,09O,541 Wtart 8eitrdse 5abls
ten. penIionsempfdnser fparen IA
$50 ~porbnnosn. On Renten puroen
runo 100000 Mdrt be5abIt. Oas
aaFenpermogen betru5 23,210,19O
Mart.--9ie peritorbene Jrau Wilbels
mine Sbsreie psrtpitttpete Seebe bat
Der yStaot DRESDEN 1900 Wart CUR
Gtridtuns bon Stiftunsen l~esttpiaig
Sugetpenost, rno sipur 10000 Wtart
fir perrngliidte ,tno oienitunfdbig ges
iporosne Jeuernebrleute ODER osren
6interbliebsne. 5000 Mdrt fir als
Dem Grantenbaufe entlaiisne beoiirfs
tige adufleute uno 1000 Mart fir
Observation-Disclosures.
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0eGerrei@.

Wien 6tsr 1T Heoutteur GuIter'
lib bon Der .Nrbeiter3eitung," Der bonn
Graien Stsrnberg, WlitgIiso oes otter
reidiI9sn Observation-Disclosures, fpeesn
9slsi0igung pertluat puroe, f~reigeipros
den poroen. Gr 6e6auptete, Der 9raf
lei ais Sffi3ier pegen unbe3ablter
SpisIfduIOsn taiiirt porben, uno en-
bot iid, zen Embellishments ansutre.
ten.-Sn Rieosr0iterrei6 iin6 etna
1860 Settar (circa $4,000 Sod) be-
rebt, Ser @sinbdu bes 2anbes repro
ientirt bd6er einsn Wsrtb BON reiAli6
elmer Niertelmiliaroe Sronen. Die
pro6uttion belief iif i'm Sabre 1904
auf runo 100000 Settoliter i'm
Wertbe bon tirca 45,O00,O00 aronsn.
Dieter Gage 1T bier Der !Siitoriens
mailer uno emeritirts profeHor al Der
Qtabemie Der biloenoen 9iinite, 8arl
0ei9er, i'm SO. 2ebsnsjdbre gs~itorben.
9 b a p #. NitoIaus 8artbd,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb Rsoattsur,
1T bier i'm 81. 2sbensiabrs s%eitorbsn.
@0r5. Der 1Sjdbriss Sdiilsr oss
bisiissn @pmnoIiums, WaItter Slider
aus Wien, itiir5te iih in islbitmDrberi,
fder 4bfiht BON Jeniter auf Die
Strabe. Na4oem man Jpn ipieber in
Die Do9nung seidafft bate, brddte sr
iid Is Wsiisritids ain SaIie BEL. Ter
iunge Mann, Der an bo6sraoiser
NeuraItbenie tit, erlag falb barauf
Ieinen W~erlebunaen.
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2deGfenBnra.

81 0 It o d. Dabier 1T Baron b.
9ieles Windler aus Rotbenmoor oas
Spfer zines Idlimmen Mibpsritdnos
niiies getporben. Gr ipeilte dls 9ait
beim Rittmeiiter b. bergen uno tpurbs,
als er ndhtlider Weile aufseitdnoen
mar, BON !Sausberrn i'm Suntsln fit
einen Ginbreter gebalten. BERGEN
fsgerte ietner Hstolrer ab uno brafte
Dem Baron cine i6pere Werlebung BEL.
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2;raunfNwsis. An8aff. Sippe,
20af0eG.

9lonfcn B 9. Die Salbsrs
aotzglanfenburser Giientdbn erbielt
Die bsfinitire apnseiiipn gum gabnbau
9ldntenburls 0@eolinburg be5ielungss
ipeiie Sbalc, fotpie gum Nnidlub an
Die 9rodenta9n.
Deffau. 2aut @erfiisuna Der
unbaltii6en Resierung nureen in o.u
anbaliiffsn Gtdotsn idmmtlihe 9aiss
fhlahtunaen a~ufaehpben uno Die 9Dos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24

tuna BON S6ladtt4ier,n in sic
G1la1t0duIer pertpieTer,
Setmolo. SIN 9etmoIocr Sou6z
ftummen6eim finb ie2s Spp5u8fdQe
porgetommen.
81 b If. Der GutstcTber s..
Gifen6er1 in Meinerin9bouTen qerietb
beim 9(bfo6ten ppn Slcc inter ben
umItiir3enoen Magen un0 puyNe 0es
tD0tet.
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0f0enBura.

Gutin. Bel Der Wabl gum plbens
burgiIden 2anotdse tpurben i'm Jiirs
itsntbum 2iibed 5pei NationalioSialc,
Elm Sanoioat oes Yunoss Der 2anos
pirtbe uno elm SoSiaIoemotrat ses
ipdhlt.
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Snxem6mrg.

milf. Die &dlte bat bereits Elm
Spfsr gefortert. Ser 4dsrsr 9robsn
tpuroe bier erfroren aufgeiunben.
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n5frf(tm6e Ya.

Stutt9Grt Der Gemsinoeratb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24

GIberfeIb. Die Stabtperorbs
netsn bei4Iofen Die @infibruna Der
a9titinbigen 4rbeitsseit fir ole Res
Observation-Disclosures Der 0~asanftalt.
Der Staot ertpadit bisraus cine idbr-
lide Webrausgabe bon 10000 Marf.
Gffen. Die Sterbetoiie Der Rheis
nilhsWeffdliIden aommunalteam.en
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3~1rnuii,, 1tirIffals,t.

@eIentird n. Nnbier ers
moroete Der 8udbinoer Detlof aus
Gf.n Iein, fribsre Gelisbte, bic Gilias
lenperipaItsrin 6riou 9auf, aus Ho6.
iiber bic aOiung bes @srbdltniHss uno
beging bann Selbftmorb.
W BE n. Sierorts ipuroen Ser
Snitaaateur @uguit !6ampe uno Der
Nsrtmsiiter 3uoolf 9usbau aus Sans
noper unter Dem or~insenb.n 8eroa9t
Der 5ali6miinSerei perbaftet. Die Be-
horoe entbedte aud Die WertitGtte, Ole
Ii6 in Sdnnooer befano. Watsrial
uno JaIiifitate ipurbsn befdlagndbmt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Moscow's 500 churches, who alone mum.
her 100000, have been enrolled In its
ranks.
These parties might eventually sus.
tain military dictatorship against
the revolutionary forces.
Immediately to the left Of this party
OF reaction might be placed the moder.
ate conservatives, WHO support Count
Witte In tie Introduction Of a new re.
gime. They comprise the eonserva.
tive Eemstvo elements under the lead.
srship Of Dynltrl Shipo9, M, Gouchkotf
ami Mlchae,,s lkovlch, and they have
organized tVa parties called respeo.
lively the League OF October Thlrtieta
aud the party Of Law and Order, With
Ae NOvoe Vrsmya and the S!oro as
taeir Organa, Their platform calls
for the realization Of the reforms prom.
ised for the integrity Of 1.-The empire
and for a strong central government.
Now come the parties SavorinE the
complete overthrow OF the government
the Social Democrats, Radical Dem,
oerats, Social RevolutionsriOs and An,
archives. The FORMER by far the best
organised. Ia In favor, frBt, Of Dem
Ocratic republic, And the latter for the
attainment Of the dream Of q regime Of
universal socialism. The radical Dem.
oerata form q connecting link with the
SOCIALIST Rsv6l sionaries. T'aelr pro.
ErGms lGeludes Democratic republic,
with q single parliamentary chamber,
uaihisteru elected from the majority Of
the various RatlOnRlitles, full autono-
my, che AbFogatiOn OF all titles AMI
ranks and the extension OF the Suf'
fFage 70 tho people,
Tue program OF the anarchists Ii
held q secret
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
MlDSHIPMAN GUILTY
ON / CHARGES
Violated Ar IS for Govern
men of Navy.
PUBLIC REPRIMANO ~ oRoER

Decision In Annapolis cOurtmAFtlal
Case Confines the Young Man TO the
LlmIts Of the Naval Academy for
Period Of o"t Year.
wasBihason, Dec, iS,-MIdShlpmau
Minor Meriwether, Jr, who was tried
by cOurtmartlal for CO.. the isath
Of Midshipman BrAnta. has been sen
fenced to confinement to toe limits OF
the naval academy for a perioi OF one
year, md to DO publicly roprimandOd
by the secretary OF the navy,
Secretary BonApArtO has ordered
that the sentence be carried out, but
that so much Of the penalty as would
debar the accused from serving on any
practice snip attached TO the academy
DO remitted.
Representative BrOuSSard Of LOuisl.
ana, who had . conference with t1s
secretary this morning regarding the
case. after reading the findings, an
BounCed that he WAs entirely SNtlsaed
with them,
Mijshlpmau MeriWVthor was Acquit.
ted OF the charge OF manalaughter a&d
found guilty. Of the the other two
chAr6Va. namely, violation Of the third
clause OF tAe eighth article for the GOV.
eminent OF the raw, wnloh prohibits
midshlpmsn from engaging In nalicuifs
and conduct 10 tho prejudice Of gOol
order and discipline.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
Boy Killed Playmate.

Knoxville, Tenn, Doc. lS.-Hoy
Walker, years old. was shot and
killed by Jesse Barber. q 7-yesr old
playmate. with 4 toy pistol containing
q FlObert cartridge. The boys Wora
blaylng and one said TO the other:
'rLet me shoot you" and tho reply
wa. mo. let me shoot you" The
pistol was fred and the bullet entered
the walker boys body over the heart,
causing ihstaht death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
womAN 10 INDICATED.
Jury Declares Her Not Guilty Of
Pocket Picking.

Pocket Picking.
Atlanta, Dec, 1S.--'The woman Ia
black" Woo Was arrested on q charge
Of pocket picking as an incident Of
the recent visit Of President ROOse-
Velt. was Monday acquitted BY . jury
IN the superior opurt. and walked out
Of the court room q free woman in
every Sense Of the woNd.
Her husband. Henry G, White. who
Was convicted last week, came on bet
ter 10 bis second case, being acquitted
IS his wife was. He Is in q less for
tunAte position. however, as be must
either pay q tns OF $500 or serve IL
months in the Chaingang, and then be
sent 10 New York 70 answer charges
against him there. \
In the oaso tried Monday Q. r. ShU'
mate, who had money and bonds stolen
from him in the crowd the day the
president was here was prosecutor
Il developed in the evidence, however
that white was under arrest about
], o'clock that afternoon, end that ShN
mate was In possession Of his proper
" a5 late ~ Z o'clock. When AlI
evidence came out Solicitor Hill threw
up the case and consented TO . yer
diot Of acQuittal.
A. Mrs. waite. known a. "tho WO
man IN black" was indicted In con
nection with the same case, she, too
was promptly acquitted.
The woman o yOU g. almost girllSh
she Is q decided blonde ana dressed
stylIshly. Her case, ~ wen - thal
Of her husband, aroused considerable,
interest when It came on for trial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Portland ore. pee. iaS-The taaf
ritss 70 ths memory u the 80 ~
s,or Jobs Mhchsli we're sti6 to4ay.
Al 10 oIatoek shs oaatsf Wea taksa %
- eospsa esamhsF 81 tAe ely Aai
me- 81 1890 ths U,,hile Wes Asst
IA Al 4 0ei0eh Gae oashet vs. -
moved % ne oonaEoGetoaal eaaleA.
veeFs ths ssFyteea wga heiA HolloV'
- thNas ths hoaY vas isteFFs4 . she
NiVsf ViaW sq1qtofY'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Raleigh. N. c., Dec. l3.--Judge JuE.
nell. IN charging the Grand jury IL Ge
United States district court here. sails
TIE landlord and tenAht law Of North
Carolina. enacted two years ago, placed
persons IN peonage end was directly
ViOlative % the federal constitdtiOH and
that Il was the plain duty Of the jury
% enforce the constitution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Memphis. Tenn., Dee. iS.-~Jim
Green. . negro. aas boon lynehed e.
Boyle, Miss., hY msmberS q his Taoo.
Green had assaulted . negro sin aged
9 years. Re was captured a. Shaw
station and returned 70 the scene Of HE
eEimo. A pousa Of negroes tO0k him
from he CaVtorB and hanged him 10 the
lmb a . tfes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
ksv.,sl isRWd u WessE

Nsshviils. Dsg. isS-A Lituetoa, Ala..
aispatol says that 60 eHtfa tFain eoa'
slsting u 90 cagInqf sd caboose, 90
the sguthsrn tai.Aay. east6ound,
jumped ne track 81 O'Clock tais
morninE ahA veai down ~ embank'
meat near this place. Tne easaalties
are Engineer AFtAHF 1oEgefy. a.
tany hun. y. =. BrBes, eTemAa, Ga.
rsrDasly iaiaFei. J. y. Green, BRAKE
msH. G. l. Fthlm0na, eagmaa, and
Ped NeD1uEhil. eon1uctoF seriously
Injured. ne engine aad eaeoos2 were
badly dAmaEed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
,,nA.r.,,ss,n Ahsn6sn vssssL

fgrvnaa. De. i3--Iae Eidsr-u'einp.
0,aF nusf. Anggia, vpieh gfouassd
Sara Oaa sofni hattom Vhfia ehissiha
- harboT 81 8 heaYy So s,14ay
800 Ras been abaaaoae4 ~ the un'
Serwraeys. ne Fsaasi Vas vFoched
49, fta Eseha Wbiet pieFesa hef hall.
49, 4 fs Tee ~ uh1ef ~ ne held
- ~ vasai - sueiiiag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

. Woman Gave Pan Of Her
We 70 OOUthsrns's'
Now Y6fk. Dee. i2--Tho viii Of sa'
h IT, walker VINO died on Nov 30
Naa hlod yesterday Zoe probate, II
leaves her fFiehd. Captain u. Hvans'
. house IL Charleston, q O., foe bic
life, o. hle death II h 70 50 y. IRE ely
hospital of Charleston "fOF Use o Whitq
people only" a lot n AioaiggneFy,
Ala. slso soss % tho hoapiial there %
found 9 ruFuieal ward Coz waite people
only. Besides this. lhs hoRisomeFy
Hospital d 10 have q go, oad Aiiaea
8. Malo0lmsOn Esd ~ TheNas y
Akoh, her aoR pre- % have $4,000
each, ahd 49, he residue
Miaa walker vas q divorced loman,
Who had resumed her maidpa name
FIsr former huSbaHd'S sane w. PAU.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
TO rMBAAk IN MINING.
Aslnsrp "a enter Eusinsss On COOP
ssailVa uasls.

Mlaern "a Inter BUSINESS ." WV
efailVs uasls.
panvor. cello. Dee. iS.--The sasoa'
tive board 81 the Western Fsos's1iDu
a Ninsss Let BisAt Decided 70 SUP
pls : psoposifion 70 ne fund q u 'ooo'
0oo via Whioa TO 0mbaFk 10 tas una
inr buanSss on . oOOpeTaiiss naal''
Ths plan outlissa IL 20 have each
- 81 TIE FeAeFatiOh 70 eon'n
- sio. Oaa ~ ne bsssAts Of th'
80. ms eommittss bslisves v 70 siVs
ssoUiSymeut 10 msnbeFs % me uni0u
- are dapFtved a v0Tt By reason o.
49, card syutsm 10 use IL Co,oTaoo az
otheT siataS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

- ','tnreon De H.--Gaks q.
rSafE eoEsruts q ~ Paiiipgises.
$500 4. VTartlaEics iaN HiEAi asi
- 4. segg saiIeE al fAe 80 ssFafs-
- wtrrs ~ go 3 o0gfagelea wa
rerfarg Enf e1rcsgUio9 n1fitle D
- -. ~ ~ - ffNoa'
= -. - - a blHs - tts fg1 ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Toouts 0Ut. pee. fa--1. o. 30,
vsii tsiiaF a rha isc1 hTsn4A e ~
C-oan basil. Aaa eis1gqte4rA - ee'
srIiaafioa a hig boehs Fs1teGtaT iP q
laraA b haFs sheNa = shalia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14


20 the Evening Post from Hkton. ny,
sAys: ...----.-.s,
The tobacco factory here owned b.
MrS. ". b, Penyck, and operated FOL
the acc0 trust by the American
SnuR my. was blown up by dyna
mite at 1880 o'clock this morning,
There was no losS Of life, but ca
damage 20 the factory Ia complete,
There was no insurance on toe D
a. the Insurance had only few
ago been cancelled owing TO
icy and the excitement occ. = NJ
this locality by The tactic Isl.
The members Of the - 80 Ia
oFawnrs' assoelatloyJf ~ ~ oil
The force Of Ll0fF "a sso
Cor . long dir
vicinity ws' An vas heard
dsPo. lanes Houses in me
ataadi' damaSed - we're also u
four or ave passenger cars
on a siiinG.
4 deed IA thoaght " SAve been
Smmit,sd BY parties friendly to the
nah Tobacco Growers SsSoo'aton.
,ut the latter has Severely eOndomnei
- .affFmn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
GlT8leT has BEElkLET FOR
THE new UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
"a q Control FavOrs a Jack
sOnYills Firm.
aUILplnes 70 % AANDsoMG


ulLplRes TO l8E HANDSOME
isrial WIN be Of Brick and Meoar-
ron s.oAs. and Of CommOdIOus DI-
msatIgas and Modern Architecture.
usi bs Finished Next Year.
ler lengthy session Tuesday,
INTO early Wednesday morn
hts Board Of Control has
abOEl here, and adjourned
IS o'alos "Wednesday morning, after
basing letth contract for two uni.
vsSsliy bulldinRs 20 W. T. HsdlOW
Conpany, Jacksonville.
Iasss were present 90 thS meeting
81 the board Hon. N. P. Bryan, chair.
man Jacksonville; 4. L, Brown Of
P. K, YOnGe Of Pensacola, NJ.
king o. Arcadia aud ], g, Kellum
81 tallahassee, secretary. Nat Adams
IA ofEhite spFingI ives the only msmbSr
Of ahe board nos present, he being de-
- talned oa aocoOnt OF urgent business.
sIds Considered.
\ ne board dpenta greater part Of the
81 Is sonsidetlnG bids for the cree.
81 the buildlnGs, there being .
Daauy After due and careful
MIGRATION the contract Wsa let 70
HedioW Company, that firm being
npOR as-the lowest and best
taetS
what oOntrest eFOsIdss.
6oStFaet calls for one college
hiding aud one doFmltory building,
shs material 20 be used will be-
and MsOAFroIf stone. which will
handsome eject. The college
lIdins will be OOOXeO, three StoFits,
Ich viii a6ord ample room for sthe
ten ysars. The doFmitOTy apeci-
sions provide for building 2l0z00,
lee stories high, which 10 calculated
brovide accommodation for the ma
Be end $50 students.
qhe contract provides that the coll
go boilding must be completed by
NOR met ard the dOFmltoFy b. Sep
absFI, 1905, and the contractors
mice 20 begin work as coon - pos
bls.
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beard
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oSnds and weFo well pleased wish che
ne. Thsv made thorough inspso'
es ana selected she location npon
h lhe buIlalnss Coz which che cor
Nae been Awarded should b
ad AauFVeyoF viii b cent here
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shd eonsidoFed aDd che eQn.
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TOBACCO FACTORY OvNAMlrE0.
Houses and Passenger Coaches Dam
aged BY the ehoek,

Louisville, Ky, Dec, IA special
TO the Evening Post from EaktOn, Ky,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
RIda oonalderad.

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IS sousldetlng bids for the cree.
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nauy. After due and careful
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HsdloW Company. that irm being
npOn a. the lowest and best
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-01-28
SATURDAY, January Is, 1906

The address of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Joseph E. Willard. in thi'
issue, announcing his candidacy fo'
the Governorship is manly one and
sound TO the core in many thipg'
pertaining to "the material, intel
lectual and moral advancement oil
of our people," 1t is worthy the
careful perusal of all of our readers,
whether or not we propose to give
him our support. We may not give
him our votes, but we must concur
with him in his views relative to the
public school system, good roads
improved methods Of auditing Of our
State finances, enlargement OF our
agricultural department, pensions
and other matters discussed by him.
and conclude that he is good Guber
material timber and that the affairs
of our State will be in safe hands II
he should be elected to the office tc
which he aspires.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-01-28

Virginia:-In the Circuit Court for the
County of Accomack, in the vacation
of the said Court, the 30th day OF De-
cember, A. d. 1904.
John r. Jackson. ...........P lalntln,
against
Sarah T.. Jackson. ........ defendant
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is to obtain
divorce vinculo matrimonii.
Affidavit having been made before
the Clerk of the said Court that Sarah
f. Jackson, the defendant in the above
entitled cause is a nonresident OF the
State of Virginia, on the motion OF the
plaintiff, by his Attorney, it is ordered
that she, the said nonresident defend
ant, do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect her In
terests; and that this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive
weeks in the Peninsula Enterprise"
a newspaper published at Accomack
C. H., Virginia, and also posted at the
front door of the Courthouse OF the
said County on the Third Monday III
January, A. D., 1905.
Teste JOHN d. GRANT, {. Z.
A Copy
Warner Ames, 4.