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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
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KEARL ~ NlU

One OF the portraits OF Nine. Ia Narquiss De
Pompadour Is directly responsible for lovely
gown OF a wonderful triple shot appIs green. palssf
blue and white satin mousseline. The frtlsd
sleeves the low. square cut eorsags garnished By
ladder OF large loose bows. and tha bold. regular
designs on the petttcoat and overorsss FORMED OF
finely Deated silk edged gauze ribbon. al are Inera
The balcony skirt. however, has dWlnd-sa % 1ners
fulnesss
Ths golfers new wrtstlet pencil Is novelty In
reduced from England which Is especially useful
n women who wish to keep score when on ths
yTrfst is OF leather, and has three small silver
rings fastened 70 II through which tina silver 1snnl
Is pushed
Dotted ecra net mounted white giacs E1lk
makes a dainty ball gOwn- Ths trimming is %
+fny- narrow frfls arranged IN a vandyxed pattern
and a full ruchs az the bottom OF the slSsyS
bow makes a pretty hair decoration for matinee
wear
A dainty trimming for evening gown -
epauette OF pink roses and forgst-ms-nots. wan
bouquet 20 match
Velvet bows matching the sirdls In color. trim
the vests OF many French gowns.
Among the flower novelties for evening
little sleeves composed entirely % and forget
me-nots- The water lily. with shaded bronze green
gauze leaves mingled with a long. trailing spray %
Wild clematis and sprtnkled with crystal dropA
makes another charming garniturs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

young girl IN West Virginia. in sending thanks
FOR her Christmas box says. I'VE had real nice
Christmas this year and lovely tree. There were
go many nice things the sunshine box for others
The toboggan cap went to Minnie the little ded red
cloak 10 Etelka and the two nlghtgoWns anu
skirt to Fulala Paul was just delighted with the
neck scarf and the crib robe came In SO nice ror
Kenneth zoz a,,er,,
thing that is nice John got the box or candy. ana
Tnar5na was not forgotten. We had another fine
hnT from grandma who IS a T. S. S. member
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
GIRL IMPROVED.

The young girl who had incipient consumption,
and was kept in the mountains, is vastly improved
and will be able to return TO the city Inc
friends who are looking after her were very
thankful for the SIS sent through the T. s s.
toward her board. and for the $2 contributed by
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
'sW HY

There is q curious game called why"
To play II wise men vainly try
We start Il at our very birth
Nor quit II till We leave this earth.
When first the sun makes glad the eye
We blink and wall and wonder why
What IS the secret of success?
Zen they who have il blindly guess
Why do the winds flow softly by?
Why are the stars set in the sky?
Why the flowers, fresh and sweet.
Scattered profusely at our feet?
Why is II that mere gold can buy
The good that toll will oft deny?
We strive TO solve and strive in vain
The secrets Of lfe's Joy and pain;
We love. We lose. we laugh. We cry
'Tis all IN the great game of why
-jWashingtou Star.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
NTEREsrED IN SUNSHINE.

Tho Rev Aaron W. Maddox. oc Franklin County.
n Y called at the office TO learn more about the
work Of the T. S. S. as he wished 10 interest the
children of his parish in the mountain region, in
the good work Of spreading cheer. The Rev Ly7
man Ward the principal Of the Southern Industrial
Tneti+Ite Of Alaba ma, for white children.
another caller at the general office, and his appre
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
GRATErTI. MEMBERS

a Christmas of sheer delight writes poor
gentlewoman. was given aud mine by he gilt
of s. from the 7. s S I had no anticipation Of
it. The money given privately Will that ex-
quisits taste which is dear to the sensitive soul
and provided not only unlocked fer Christmas lax
uries but viii also give other comfort Daily
needs and horror Of debt have been two tyra =
in the last four wears, robhing by degrees of a
beloved piano. etchings that were almost vocal TO
in daily cheer. precious silverware, cosey rugs
and portieres, and even little Jewels endeared by
associations. Still. self-respeCt stands Vndicated,
for we owe no a dollar q dime! The T.
s. S. was little less than inspired in selecting me
as an object OF its socitude. New Years greet
ings TO all the r s :. members and a special
word Of greeting TO the Sunshine staff those tire
hess workers whose sympathy and discriminate N
in distribution have brought sunshine into 50 many
lives"
A Long Island member. who says she sits IN
the sences'' owing to loss OF hearing. writes that
part OF her Christmas greeting from the l. . .
Die fire 10 sit by. Another member was enabled
to buy herself a much needed pair or snoes anu
stn had something LETT FOR coed dinner.
A New-J Jersey Invalid says: w nat a pls raS o-
sunshine my way on Cnristnlas LAY ..x-,
Mrs Mcqueen, of North Carolina. writes; y ou
can guess how thankful | was for the sunsIllIe I
Christmas greeting when l tell you We had oniy
a cents for the holiday week. | am also deeply
grateful to all the T s. s. members who reIlleIl-
6ered us. I sure the Lord must nave put 'i1s
A Moor sC~ubwoInan writes: My SICK hus0anu
has suffered more than usual this month: anu tle
cried for ioy when the crisp bill came from Ins
T S s.. for It meant extra comforts
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
REPLIES,

Mrs. B., New-Jersey: The various articles-cloth-
ing +ovs etc-contributed gave comfort and Christ
mas foy to the little boy who was the fortunate
n. 9.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
A MEMS BRANCH.

DR.. J. :. Stone, pastor of the Church Of Our Sa-
viour, In East hundred -ninth-st is much
pleased with the real sunshiny work accomplished
by the Mothers Sunshine Club connected with his
church that he felt the should have
ganizaton, too. 10 help spread cheer. he be
heves in sunshine IN the church, we'll as in the
home. After the complimentary New Years din
ner given 70 the Mothers and husbands on Mon
day last he with characteristic pronlptnesS as
sembled thR fathers and NJ circle
came into being. with Mr.. Belmont as president
u the men Ur this church ecu2l the zeal Of
the women there Will be great foods of sunshine
poured forth in that locality that VIII brighten
and bless many homes. This Is the drst Sunshine
club composed exclusively Of men that has been
formed. and fitting name Tor this pioneer effort
W he Ia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Walter Bernstein! The Christmas cards and dime
were received Mrs. L. Manhattan The address
YOU desire will be- sent you by mail. If full address
is given.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

20 keep them from suffering. Now Is the time for
those who have the comforts of life 10 bear in
mind the wretchedness and misery of the needy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
ONE MAN KILLED;
four PEOPLE HURT
Is the Awful Result Of An An
tomobile Accident.
MACHINE coLLIDEo WITH BUGGY
Was Travelling Forty Miles an Hour
When Accident observation-disclosures
Was Most Reckless Auto Drivers In
the Country.
the Country.

Los Angeles. Cal, July 22.-M. T.
HGEcOcG, the we'll kHowa millionaire
pioR inventor and manufactures Is
lead, as the result Of an automobile
accident in .hls city late last night In
which he, his son and daughter were
seriously injured. lie died at the re-
celving hospital without recovering
consciousness.
The party, In a large machine, were
travelling 40 miles an hour on South
Main street, near Forty-eighth street,
where the machine collided with bug.
81. The car sweryed 10 the curbstone
and crashed into a telephone pole, de.
molishing ii and hurting the occupants
10 the street.
Following are the injured:
Mrs. NJ. +. Hancock. cut and serious.
~ bruised
Lugenla Hancock, left arm broken.
conclusion Of the brain.
NJ. T, Hancock, Jr., severely cut and
bruised
J. Saul. dalryman, scalp wound and
internal injuries.
Saul was the driver OF the buggy
into which the automobile dashed. He
was thrown from his vehicle to the
street and seYerly hurt. NJ. T. Han
cock, l6'year-Old boy, was driving the
machine at the time OF the accident.
With him In the front seat was his
younger brother. Newton Hancock,
who was the only member Of the party
TO escape unhurt. In the rear seat
was Hancock, his wife and daughter,
All were hurled 10 the pavement by
the terrific impact OF the machine
They were promptly removed to the re-
ceiving hospital. The machine was
wrecked. Hancock was known here
as one OF the most reckless automo.
BAG drivers In the city. lie had been
In the police court on different occa-
sions for driving his machine in ex-
cess Of the speed limit and on one oc.
casion a few months ago. was fined
$3.50 for fast driving He paid his
line at the time with a check which
he Insisted should bear the Inscription
across It's face:
For driving an automobile so miles
an hour In th Getty Of Los Angeles"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Government 10 DEFEATED.
All England In Excitement Over Irish
Land Commission.


London, July 22.--Ths house Of com.
mons sat barely half an hour today
and then adjourned until Monday TO
await the governments decision re
garding lts future course Of action In
view OF the defeat Of the ministry last
night on John Redmond's motion 10
reduce the vote for the Irish land com
mission.
The house was packed In every part.
Much excitement was visible on all
sides and there was a disposition to
view the defeat OF the government as
more serious than 1t was generally re.
garded In the early hours this morn
Ing.
Immediately after the house had as
sembled. Sir Henry Campbell.Banner.
man, the Liberal leader, mOSed its ad.
Journment, declaring that II would be
unseemy under the circumstances to
proceed with business while the gov.
eminent was considering Its position.
Premier Balfour. however, declined to
adjourn the house until the bill d al
Ing with the differences OF the Scot
fish United Free church and the free
church had passed. This was quickly
accomplished, the house rose and the
excited members swarmed into the
Hobbies eagerly discussing the proba
BILE decision OF the cabinet which has
been summoned to meet this after
noon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
-Four Train Loads Of Peaches.

Augusta. Ca, July 22.-one hundred
refrigerator cars OF the Armour line
passed through the city loaded with
Georgia pcSches for the markets OF the
middle ives; and west IL vas the
largest shipment Of this fruit ever car.
ried out OF Georgia and made over four
,rainloads for the roads They wen;
On hrou,a. ge'nE via Atlanta and Ma.
Goa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Bank omelaI, Keen ouls,.

Kansas City. July ga statemen,
Of the AFFAIRS Of the City National
Bank OF Kansas City, which closed ia
doors yesterday was still unobtaina Bile
today, either from Receiver Ames. the
bank ofhelals or their attorneys. The
condition at the other banks. appar.
emily. were normal and there was no
appearance OF a run on any of them.
Only a fe vpersons stood about the
doors OF the failed bank.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Secretary LOOMS In London.

London. July 22.--Assistant Score.
tary Of State LOomis on his return TO
London after a trip to the continent
has heard nothing Of the alleged prob.
ability Of his appointment to repre-.
sent the United States at the interna-
tional conference Of Morocco. Mr..
LOOMS expected to remain here a
week longer and will then 20 to the
continent and pursue his invesuga ton
Of the administrative affairs Of the
various legations. He was a guest of
Ambassador and Mrs Reid at a lunch.
con party at the Dorchester house this
afternoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Y. Clay Evans JE. Dead.

Chattanooga, Tenn. July 22.-Cap.
tain II. Clay Evans, Jr., retired. died
this morning at his summer home on
walden's ridge. aged 3? years. CAP.
tain Evans, who had served In the
Philippines. was retired some time ago
on account OF poor health. He vas
the only son Of H. Clay Evans. ex.
pension commissioner and ex-consul
general AT London.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
READY ron PEACE ENJOYS.
Al Arrangements Made to Entertain
the Japs and Russians,

New York. July ?2.--Arrangemcn,s
cor the accommodation OF the Russian
and japanese peace ENJOYS during
their stay in New York city have been
completed. Twenty OF the choicest
rooms In one Fifth avenue hotel have
been engaged for Baron Komura and
his suite. The Russian envOys will
be cared for at another hostelry near
BY on the avenue,
No definite plans for any form OF
entertainment in honor OF the Japa
nese envoy who has Just started cas-,
from Seattle. will be made until the
party arrives and Baron Komura is
consulted, With the exception OF
some small entertainments being plan
ned by a few " Baron Komura's most
Intimate friends, Among them Baron
KRneko, who vas a clAssmate OF his
a. Harvard. II Is not thought likely
that the Parry will accept any social
Invitations until after the conclusion
o. the pcace confluence az Ports
mOulh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, SUNDAY JULY %, 1906
MINISTER ALLEN COMES HOME.
He Voluntarily RetIres a. Envoy 70
korea-Talks Of Conditions.

w NSthHAa'uy hONHGb - Envoy 10
korea-Talks Of Conditions.
Seattle, Wash. July 22.--Dr. Horace
Newton Allen. retiring envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary
from the United States TO Korea was
a passenger on the steamship Mime
sofa on his way to Washington to
surrender his portfolio. DR.. Allen has
been minister eight years and in the
consular and diplomatic service for
fifteen years. He has resided In Ko-
rea twenty-one years. He stated that
he retires voluntarily. his term of Of
fee having expired. Discussing the
influence of war on Korea, he said:
The trade OF the country has not
suffered. AS a matter of fact, trade
In the aggregate has increased. The
first battle was fought at a point %
miles from the city. in the harbor Of
Chemulpo and three Russian warships
were sunk. After that nothing I'M
usual occurred in Seoul save the march.
ing OF troops through the city to the
north. The city was always full OF
Japanese soldiers, but they were under
splendid discipline and perfect order
was maintained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Hatpln Causes Mans Death.

Detroit, Mich, July 22,-Fred Mont
gomery, a waiter OF Sandwich, Ont,
who was taken to st. Mary hospital,
July 6, with a wound in his breast
made by a hatpin, died Thursday. At
the post norton six inches OF the pin
was found lmbeded In his breast, part
OF 1t actually in the mans heart. The
piece Of pin had begun to rust, and
the physicians marvel that Montgom-
cry lived so long. When taken to the
hospital from a lodging house, Mont.
gomery said he received the wound by
accident, claiming that a woman with
whom he had been in a cafe had slip
ped and lurched against him as she
was planning on her hat. causing the
wound.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Los. Lite VIII, RatAlna.

eylvania. Ca July 2s-Rs,6 NOrOi.
the i0year-oad sOn VI HoN J J. MOrel.
mayor o. sylvNRiA. was crowned in
a creek near heEV, Win I've OtAsr
bOys his own ass. ~ We in batAlAg.
He rot bcTOad hk 6SpsA AA1 was
drowned. TAe other Soys Seeans
friEhtsASd. and TAh away AAt ooalA
not tell abOst u isV several hours.
TIE body Was recOvsre ate 10 the
night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Crusade Against Cigarettes.

New York. July %. A campaign has
been inaugurated by OOmmissiouer
wathcrn agains, the use OF cigarettes
on Ellis Island Their safe has been
forbidden and the commissioner has
caused {, to be knoWn among the EN-
ployers that cigarette smokers are no,
wanted Men on the islaud say hat
che male immigrants ar nearly a..
addicted % the habit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
CHICAGO STRIKE IS
WON BY EMPLOYERS
kgtsr Long Struggle the Team
stsrs Give Up Fight.
nUan TO GET THEIR PLACES
IRE Employers Announce that They
Cannot Take Back Al Of Them
asms Few Drivers still Hold Out
AgnInst Settlement

chicago. July 22.-Teamster strik
Is. who last night gave up their long
8lfuggle against the employers. broke
44nAss today In a stampede for work
The barns OF the strike affected firms
Mere besieged by men who hame been
sdle for months and whose places have
been filed by nonunion men. The EN-
Dlcyers In many cases announced that
there were vacancies for only a few
az the 1000 men that quiet work not
more than 1,40O or 1900 will be rein
stated during the next few days. The
coal teamsters and truck drivers did
not Join In the rush for unemployment
today.
The order OF the teamsters' Joint
council which authorized the surrender
was for eli men on stock to ask for
reinstatement this morning Both the
truck drivers and the coal teamsters
baked Ut this and planned to hold
meetings tonight and chght Il out I'LL
they can so back to work like union
msn." However, the boycott against
business houses has been lifted ON
olnlly BY the action OF the council and
Il IL expected there will be no more
Sympathetic strikes Of Transfers.
Nearly every one OF the strikers at
Abe department stores filed application
lof reinstatement. In many cases the
men we're put t0work Immediately. Al
one store a number OF men who
ooeyed the order r. strike stood In
iine today and aligned applications for
feitlng their right TO wear buttons OF
their union exposed The express com
panles which fought their battle vIr.
sually alone and apart from the others
nse not TO take back any Of their for.
Ener employees.
Police protection will not be with
drawn for q few days. at least. as
olaahes between nonunion men and
uniohists are feared when the latter
rsturn to work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Price, Of Iron No, chann.d.

New York, July ~22-Statements
made In the trade circles are to the
effect says The Journal OF Commerce
that the Eastern Bar Iron association
has dissolved This was the result OF
the manufacturers at their meeting ON
Wednesday when they decided "a
make no change in prices. met as In
dlNldua.s and not AS members OF the
Eastern Bar Iron association. There Is
still however, a gentlemen's agree
ment In regard TO production and
prices. Under the pool arrangement
II Is understood that the manuiactur
ers were under penalty for violation
OF agreement hu' in consequence OF
the dissolution this does no, hold al
the present time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Strikers charusd with RIotlna.

New York. July 22.-Fifty striking
members OF the United Garment Work.
ers OF America have been held In the
Tombs prison on charges OF rioting
The prisoners recently quit their jobs
in Lipsenard street CLOAK factory
Yesterday they made a desperate at.
tack on factory where they declared
work was being done for their old elR-
ployers. Cloaks seat TO the latter were
destroyed. The police reserves hur.
ried TO the scene and amer a sharp en-.
counter put the strikers TO rout. cap
turing 80 The prisoners declare they
caused no damage. but merely visited
the factory to induce the workmen
there 10 strike In sympathy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
omelsl sslls for Panama.

New YORK. July ss.-E. A. Drake
secretary and treasurer OF the Pana
ma Railroad company. has been Hp
polluted assistant 90 President ShOnts
who sailed yesterday for Panama. Mr..
Drake will exercise al The functions
Of president OF the Panama company
during tie absence OF Mr. Shouts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
BIG FLOOD IN KANSAS
One Life Reported Lost and o''
Damage Wrogrt

OaWaHc WY
Joplin. Mo. July - The a'H .
tiers OF Spring river reach. ..'
dam at Lowell, Kans.. ,a-t .'A' q
with all the food gate. 't. .
tiers reached within $50 Co..
top Of the dam.
The gauge showed - i..' d -
Half a mile above "a. dam .. "
broke out OF the ban a.. y
VRrk. a little yi..as'. 8.a
OF water.
The wagon bridge s'-..
AZ Lowell was washoi a'..
bridge OF the -. l1~g
cisco railway Is eIp",.'.
time. Telegraph an
vices along the river I..'
portunity TO notify 't.
danger OF remaining 90
and they sought she.''-
So far only one death ta-
ed. that Of Calvin Rus
whose body has nor S..
Il Is estimated 'hs .
crops and live stOcA a.
half a million doi!a-s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Cooler Weather in CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 22.-Twcu'y iel's
have been added to the l,' - Ia.cag
mortalitles due 10 the bIS."as "a
of the first three day, az '.., AK
OF this number seven wera .l.'. az
the Remainder We're ir'da.- "a
cool weather which came 40 ~
erly breezes "Wednesday 0'.' ,it'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23

Cedar Pals Iowa. July ss.--Pcict
Hansen. AEeI -. died suddcpy hers
last night of old agc and a oonRlica-
lion 81 diseases. lir Wss a gFoAt lover
az poetry aud wFoss many merilorions
poems d ne yarsons alusf q Dsn-
mask nzf Ves A ont dine cons,acrsl
:. III t.|.....1. a.. ..&s 49,. =, !. 4 !.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
COOLER WEATHER
IS NOW PROMISED
Bureau at Washington Report,
Much Better Conditions.
RAIN VISITS MANY SECTIONS
From AbnormaIly Hot to A5~orral,
Cold Is Peculiar C.-,.rs.soe.
Death Rate In Chicago From -.,,
Has Been Large.

Washington, July - .-gN ...,,
States weather Dur,a. '.... ....
most encouraging inform. .. ..
the weather condition ..-
mally hot TO the aNu. I'D
seems to be the genera
The temperature cua..... Al
slowly in New Eng,aul ... 4.
lantic states. the LAKE I.-.. ...
Ohio valley. In the M..
fall In temperature ha, lua F!
upwards of SO hours, a, o.. ..... ...
abnoram!ly cool wealth, . ... ,.;
morning from the upp,. .- 10
with light frost q, L,,....I 49,.
weather also has turur. ,.. .. re-
Dakotas. the MisSou- az. ., M Ms
sissippi valleys. Ram "a, g. u
eastern North Carolina ..>... SIS,
souri, Southern Indiana Aai ,....-a
Illinois. Kentucky and N,-... l.l.
essee; South Dakota, Wr,,o,i N.A,.
ka and there have been >,t',... Ia
derstorms in the Rocky m1..'tt 70
gions and the southWps' f.. e.. Jay
night and Saturday fair weather .. II
dicated, except in the Ohio ,a.ry ,asI
southern portion OF the mli." A,An
tic states and North Csro.ad. sn"rs|
showers are probable. thu r"mpraIrs|
will not change materially 10 ,og'5s'n|
districts. II will be slightly clp.', ID
night In the east portion Of he uii1
die Atlantic states and continuance
Of the present cool wed'hrr IN %
Ohio valley and low n lake region 'of
the next 80 hours May be- ANTICIPATED
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
ROOT VISITS THE PRESIDENT.
Chief Executive and Secretary Of state
Confer About Matters.

Oyster Bay. L. l., July &-The Iden.
tical note from the Chinese foreign
once 10 the powers neutral In the
pending far eastern conflict has been
received by President Roosevelt. This
note will be taken up and considered
by the president and Secretary Root
at their conference today. The atti
tude of the United States government
will assume toward ChIna's protection
cannot he now predicted. That the
president aud Secretary Root are con
sldering the question now Is beyond
doubt. II was intlmated today that
the matter Is Of such deicacy that
public discussion, OF II In an offhand
way just now Is undesirable.
Secretary Root after taking up In q
formal way the threads OF the state de-
partment work In Washington came
here today TO consider with the presI
dent some Of the questions now pend
ing. lie will pass the day and night
at Sycamore Hill and perhaps a part
Of tomorrow, lie arrived here In time
to take luncheon with the president.
DR., Lyman Abbott. OF New York.
came on the same train, He also was
IA guest OF the president and Mrs
Roosevelt at luncheon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23

JaeksOa. Mtss. Iuly f2y-NeaF Cali
msn. IN OOplAh couhty. Sharlis MAssie.
Who had q fNlilsE Oul With his sveee,
heart Misa Brown. puiled a pistol
ana sAet fhe giFi b ~ had aRd in-
''Esee : wnene flVn nhlfa - Rqenr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Flrs, Sale At savannah .

Savannah. Ca July 2s-T'Ae nrsi
bale Of new cotton Cor this season va
cold a. auction to4sy ~ the eOtton en-
cAangN n elaahed tall middtEg and
was blpeht ~ 4 locel asens car = iAS
a. 1nr ,n 60 4 "a