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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
PJcTUREs AND FRAmEs

AND PICTURE ERAMES
at bargains; unclaimed pictures at haif
Price; fine work; prompt delivery. : @
Thomas, 4S9 ST. Peter.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
FOR SALE-Houses

FOR SALE-TypeWyifers
AND WOMEN EVERY
where to appreciate that every day
there are excellent chances to better
themselves offered In these columns
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
once of the city Treasurer, .

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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
SEWING MACHINES

SINGERS, WHITES, DOMESTIC, STAN
idards. Wheeler & Wilson, $13 so; drop
heads. SIS so; automatic Wilcox &
Gibbs. patent. $33 80: cash or time; ten
years guarantee. 80 West Seventh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
SAFETY OF STEAMERS.
Excursion Boats an Good Condition
Rules RigidIy Enforced.

Passengers by the excursion steamers running
20 Coney Island and other points yesterday for
The first time this season, were pleased to note
that the boats life RATS. life preservers, in fact
al the equipments for the safety of life and
limb were in the best condition This was due
to a rigid inspection resulting from an enforce
Inent OF the regulations promulgated since the
Slocum disaster by the inspectors OF steamboats,
and to the voluntary inspections made by the
owners OF the steamboats, for their own protec
ton.
Captain Ira Harris. Supervising Inspector of
steamboats for this port. when asked what
extra precautions had been taken to safeguard
the passengers on the excursion boats that went
cut for the first tins on Memorial Day, said
that the law had been rigidly enforced. and
that the boats all over the herbor in better
condition that they have ever been. The
Drearnland, the Etarin and the Iron Steamboats,
he said, were In first class condition, and espe-
tial attention has besn paid to the electrical
Equipment, which has been inspected by conn
patent men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
NAY SAVE MRS ROGERS FROM DEATE
Xus Efforts May Avert Re,
treme Penalty.
OBI rEJEoHxpE TO THE rREuNR,l

iBl 'TIlk1HAPH 10 IHE IRlSCNEl
Stamford. Conu- Mey sh--Mrs. William J. Bi,ck-
sstsdsrtsr was overjuyed This afternoon 70 hear
&tat Governor Bel Of Vermont had decided to
Grsnt . further zeyrieve Of three weeks allow
counsel Tor Mary Rogers to file petition for a
Wit Of error with q Justice OF the United States
6cossne Court II expect to couonunicate with
ArA Hcssn Bent and Mrs. Blake tomorrow" she
sAds az Il VII be Necessary 20 raise ABOUT $500
or dao more TO carry through the nght. 7 be-
tsve we can do tina: EARLY IN thirty days. We
saau &poed % wealthy Esw-yofk personally 1
don't eshsvs ths iaw Htn allow that unfortunate
CREATURE 60 be Killed.
seasa MCCARTHY, d Hoosiok Ealls, N. T., who
HS EpsE OF M and MIRA Blcksnsdsrfer, was In
NSWSfosx to-day On business II connection with
~. Eoxnfs case, He says the case will be car
IA Snfo09h. and seems confident Of even saving
ArA RoEsrS 6ooo Death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace Of God free and independent "a
Brownior Gray Edgar Campbell Wiihinson and Js,nes
q the Las, wi and Testament of Frances Il pStnsy
bermuda Church Society. Carl Julius Joaauasn GeorTe
EdwsTc Smith Charles Henry Smith. Theodosia An1s
Smith Hans Christensen Clarence @. Pension Jsne
srnith Florence Alfnea Robinson Anna Rarger Adris
Sr1a I'm Shristensen Whitney Institute. Alice l5l
birmingham. James Z Smith Synod OF the Church of
Frances ~ whitney late OF Smiths Parish Island az
bermuda deceased, creditors or otherwise
send greeg: You and each Of hereby cited ana
required Personally TO be and before surrosate
OF The County Of New Yo. tho surrpFates Court Of
taio County held at the County Court House in the
county OF New York on the 18th day OF July 1905 at
halpast ten O'clock 10 the forenoon that day hsn
proceedings Of Clifford l. Middleton Donald Stevens Tars
Lee Arthur D. Wsekes and Frederick Forster "a FS-
ecutors under Aneillary Letters OF Last vii ana
Testament OF Frances N. Whitney decsased ats az
Smiths Parish. Island OF Bermuda such OF a.
sre hereby cited as under the tsnons years
are required 10 sppear hy guardian you hayo enc
or II You have none 10 appear and apply 10 %
90. guardian wifi be appointed BY SrroKete 10
repreeent ard aet for tn the proceeding. ~
In Testimony Whereof. We have III.
surIogAtse' Court OF the SAID County OF New
YORK 70 be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
Prank + Fitxgeraid. 4 Surrogate OF cur said
Il 81 County the County of New Yorf ms eS,b
day OF Nay In the o. I1ora one thou
oAssd nine hundred and I'VE
JAMES A. Do.sNrIIY
Caerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
ESCAPED coNvlcTs CAPTURED.

,,brrn n Y May 31.-Harlow Baker and
charles Van Dusen the two convicts who escaped
sunday night recaptured at savannah,
Wayne County by the town constable ne ma, nho
heen warned of their approach by a FARMER VIZ
had fed them They were safely returned 10 piiSoN
and their captor received reward OF slW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
GOVERNOR BELL GRANTS RspR,evE

ukontpsasr VI, MAY si<-Chief Justice Rowell, Of
ae etese supreme Court to-day refused 20 grant
. writ Of error In the case OF Mrs Mary NJ Roeers
Governor Charles J. Bell, however, announced that
Re would grant the woman another reprisve FOR
short time. In order that her attorney might
have Al. opportunity TO bring the matter befora
one OF the 3usaoss OF the United States Suprsrne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01

r,.,son v, Nav sI.-Governor Charles ]. Bel
,nnounced tonight that the repreve granted py
him 10 Mrs Mary Nj. Rogers to-day was Tor ,nr %
weeks only, and would expire on frloaS' juno 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01

DED d" LINE.
LIZ For La Gusyra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
cath calling Juan. r X
From ID adjoining Wall st. Ferry Brooklyn.
g & A. turiay,
q 3 CARACAS. ..............S Saturday June "a,
For La Guayra, Curacao and Maracabo-
a G ZITI,IA Saturday, 8, noon
81 81 MARACAIBo. Saturday, June II.
have superior accommodations for
BOUDTON. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers. 81 Wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01

Court Justice Rowen declared that no feoerai
question was involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
THE ST. CHARLES

Most select location the front With an estab
hshed reputation excusiveuess
Hot cold and fresh water in every BATH
teous service Golf privileges. Illustrated Or
plans rates etc. can 0a sen
2Sg Fourth Ave. NEWI.IN HAINES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
R9O[RTl G[EREDAN Lloyd.
Fast Express Service.
Observation-Disclosures.
Kaiser - June g. 10 a. NJ. X VIM. II. July H. II A. NJ
x Wm June 10 noon KronprinZ.. Aug. /, Q A n
Kronprfnz June "a A. NJ Kaiser Aug. 8 ~ A NJ
Kaiser. July 1. 10 A. NJ. 4 VIM H. Aug 10 u "A NJ
Twin-screw Passenger Service
PHI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bremen. June j. 10 a. NJ KuTfuerst juno % 10 A y
sNecker June g 10 A. NJ Alice. June 20. 10 A "a
Barberossa June s. 10 A NJ Bremen .Jpiy 10 "
Friedrich. To- 10 A NJ tar barIssa july l5 Io A "
Steamers sail for Bremen direct
Mediterranean Services.
GIBRALTAR-NAP LEs-GENoAo -
Irene $500. June B. IL A. M Albert. July %, II A. NJ
Albert June IL II A. NJ. K Luise,. Aus. o. II A. d.
K. Luise.J "a II a. N Irene; Aug. 10. u 4. N
nj s. A. If. Albert. Sept. 2. II A M
From bremen Piers. Sd SITS. Hobok.n
OEI.RJCTIS & CO., No. 8 Broadway. n. 7.
Louis II. Meyer 10 South Third ST. Phiia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-01

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
Deaths at Lacrosse

There has been two sad deaths NJ
Lacrosse within the past two DAYS
ooth victims Of this grim reaper hav,
ing oeen old citizens, highly respected
and Confederate veterans.
Berry Parker, brother OF CAPTAIN
n. {, Parker died suddenly At the
nome OF his sister, Mrs. Caroline Bar
~ some time during Thursday night.
Mr. Parker was called on time FRIDAY
morning, and failing to respond with
his usual promptuess, his sister went
INTO the room and found him dead in
bed.
Deceased was about sevruty.four
years Of age, aud was born and reared
in the vicinity OF Lacrosse. He served
with the Confederate army through
the Civil War with distinction, aud at
the close returned to his native home.
He Was a consistent member OF the
Missionary Baptist Church, and was
an active worker until age deprived
him Of this privilege.
The funeral was held Friday after
noon at O'Clock The interment was
in Antioch cemetery, Rev. John y.
Thompson officiating The funeral was
attended 10y p large number OF sor.
rowing friends
William Thomas, ST., an old and
highly respected citizen Of Lacrosse,
died Saturday night, after an IN.
ness Of several weeks, Of q cOmpli- !
'stion Of diseases Deceased was a,
Confederate veteran, and saw much !
active service during the war between !
he States He was q member of the |
Primitive Baptist Church. aud the tu-
leral was held at New Hope church |
sunday, Rev. VIM Moseley conducting
he ceremony
Deceased was a widower, his dear
vile having preceded him by several
ears, He leaves number OF chill /
ren. all ~ whom are married. He
led AZ the home Of his son, william
'homss, Jr., with whom he had resided
Or several years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
A World Wide Reputation

White Cream VermifuRe has Schiev-
ed q world vide reputation NJ being
the best Of all worm destroyer, aud
for its tonic influence on weak and IN
thrifty children, As it neutralizes the
scidity or sourDess Of the stomach,
improves their digestion. and assiml-
lAtion Of food, strengthens their nerv-
Gus system and restores them 20 the
health. vigor and elasticity Of spirits
natural 70 childhood. Sold by W. VI
Johnson, Gainesville, Fla, and J. C.
Bishop. AIachna, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
TO ALACHUA SINK
PICNICEERS WILL GO
Union Sunday School Picnic to
Prove Big Success.
G CROWD IS ANTICIPATED

PUPILS, Teachers pnd Friends of Al
Sunday Schools Have Been Invited
and the Woods Around Sink vii
RssOuud Win Merry Voices.
Today will be the day Of days Of the
season with the little folks, as the sab.
bath schools Of the city wilt give them
4 fine outing in the nature OF a grand
onion picnic. The beautiful aud 70.
mantle grounds surrounding Alschua
Sink have been wisely selected by the
committee in charge of the arrange.
ments, and Arch Jackson, who has
charge Of the property, generously
rendered the use Of the grounds with.
out cost.
NJ. B. Saunders Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school. chairman Of the com.
mittee on ARRANGEMENTS, has been bus
Wy engaged for the past few days max
ing the necessary preparations for en-
tertaining the picnickers, and through
his untiring efforts, assisted by other
members of the committee, every
thing has been arranged for one Of the
finest days outings in the history OF
the Sabbath schools.
Mr.. Saunders requests The sun to
state that there will probably be
two trains. Ample cars have
been secured. and there will be plenty
Of room for All = The fret train will
leave at 6;45, toabe followed by anoth-
er at 800 o'clock. A baggage car has
been placed at the disposal OF the pic
niekers for the accommodation OF
lunch baskets, etc, and a member Of
the committee will be on hand to re-.
ceive and properly store same. Own.
ers OF baskets are requested TO attach
} card with their names plainly writ
ten upon same, so there will be- no
,Onfusion.
The fare will be for the Sound trip,
children 10 cents, adults is cents.
Everybody IL invited to come, bring
yell filed baskets and enjoy day in
he woods.
The committee will arrange for an
bundance OF refreshing lemonade,
yhich will be served without cost.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
kIno Edward 1ak,, Au,o rour.

Paris. May king Edward start.
ed on an automobile tour OF Versailles
at noon today Another automobile
containing French and British oficlAls
followed and a third carried repairing
gear for possible use during the ex
pected fast run The route through
the Champs Elysce and che avenue
duBo!se de- BJuiOgne Was crowded
by people who vigorously acclaimed
the King. On his way 20 Versailles
King Edward inspected the famous
stud 81 running horses belonging 20
NJ. Eimond Blanc. lie Afterwards Vis
tied Versailles. took an Informal lunch
At a restaurant and then attended the
races a. -. Cloud. whore W X Van.
derbnts Bengal and other see horses.
we're among the entries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
FLoRIDA's EXTENT.
The EVerEIade state In Larger ThAn
MOat Folka ImnRinr.

NA.@ AssA1sAhhNs
hut few people have any conception
OF Florida's extent. Jacksonville Is
about as far north OF Miami rs she Is
south OF Charlotte. y. C.; about as FAR
9orth Of Key West as she Is south OF
banvIlle, Va. Ignorance Of the extent
" Florida leads To many amusing mis-.
takes, We sometimes hear ,he rail.
roads Of the state charged with max.
Ing poor time, Why. Il takes over
twenty-four hours 20 60 from pensa.
cola 10 Miami. The man who makes
This remark would think he was travel
Ing on a tier II he made the trip from
Pensacola To Chicago I'm the same
length Of time II would take him to 70
10 Miami. But there is very little dir.
ference ia the distance. \ land trim
from one end OF FloridR e. the other is
as long rs from the lakes g. the gulf.
A citizen OF Maine who makes up bis
mind 10 come south may get Ou the
cars and pass through Maine. New
Hampshire. Massachusetts Connect.
cut New York. New Jersey Pcunsyl.
vania. Delaware, Maryland. the his.
trict of Columbia aud far into Virginia
When he has done this be- has taken
no longer ride than he could have tax
cn 10y an equally direct line from one
Florida town to another. AMI there are
some men green enough TO think they
are making poor time when they tind
IL takes them longer Ia 90 from pcnsa.
cola to Miami than from the eastern
10 the western side OF Maine. az
course the old stagers do not make
these amusing mistakes. They have a
pretty clear conception ~ the geogra'
ply OF Florida. There are many. how
ever. who come on their first visit with
very hazy ideas OF the state.-FlOrlda
finest Mon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

Georgetown. Ky. May f--On motion
Of commemorative Attorney Franklin
CirrIft Judge stout '0isy Issued a.
order to The shera - Sent county a.
- 10 Inl.,.Iis and nf.rg Calsb Poe
ers into court bss. W-.rrstay morn
inr uhsn tt, u8Ita'. - .as court -
apprais rey,rs.rr Do GO. and order
ina . nsu 'Ta' a' "r rad formff
governor Y4'rs. - f.'.aoIs. AS suorn
In A. attorney a. ~ scott oounty bar
today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
A Positive Necessity.

Having To lay upon my bed for Il
days from = severely braisrd lsR
only found relief shsn I used . bottle
of Ballard's SnoE 1imsnt / can
eheeffully recommend IL a. the best
medicine for bTuis-s "veF sent 10 the
afflicted u hAs nos hecows pnsl-
tive necessity upon rnyseH ID x
BJrnss. BseFrhaB,. bHTeFsVjiir. Ter.
a. 25c. So and . Sold Nv ". "
Johnson, Gsinssvills Fla, and J &.
Bishop. Alschns. Fis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Asos,asss Aasssa 90 AZ Gosa. 81 ssas
irtrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
Herbine

VIII overcome indigestion and dys.
rep-ia regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. II Ia the
best blood enricher and invigorator in
the world Il IL purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, aud should you be =
sufferer from disease. YOU will zee IL II
you are wise. T. y. Andrews. editor
and manager Cocoa and ROckledRe
News, Cocoa, Fla, writes: II have
used your Hrrbine "a my family, and
lind It most excellent medicine. lts
effects upon myself have been a mark-
ed benefit Sold by W. NJ johnson.
Fla, and J g. Bishop,
AlRchua. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
CHATEAUBRlAND IN LONDON
4 PictuFe Of the English capital of
CeRtuFy Ago.

Century AGO.
AN the English are mad 10y nature
or 10y fashion" Chateauhriand writes
nonchalautly In the bOok ~ his EN-
bassy In London uS2n. hut he had q
very gay time with the same lunatlcs.
We hear 81 dinners. Almnck's aud le
beau monde The day WIS thus dis.
tr,huted In London: At q o'clock la the
morning one hastcned g. u party OF
pleasure. consisting ~ u breakfast IN
thr country; one returned To- lunch In
London; ore changed our's dress 10
walk In Bond street or HYDE park; oue
dressed again tu dine Hi go. one
dressed ugliu for the opera; nt mid
night one dressed ONCE uiorc fbr NJ
evening party " rou', What Ilfc II
cuclianlmcuts, sh0pf1' "A hundred
times have prefrrrcd he gal!cys" one
smiles and reads on. lie found London
full ~ recollccilons II Bonaphre "'Tbe
people had passed FROM the yl!lncation
% Nick 10 stupid rlthusInsm. Ills
colossal hpsi hy Cauo,u decorated the
Duke ~ Wellington -.1lrcasc
NJ an evening part, ~ Lord London
dcrryN The English premier, y was
presented by BIZ ma 'rsty - n severe
looking lady seycuit fbrcc years Old.
She was dressed Ia Grape. wore black
veil like a dladrin On her white hair
AMI rrsemhlc,i n queen who had uhil.
Gated her throne. -" grret'si me in a
solemn voice with three msnR'cd sen.
teuccs from the Gct.r du Christian.
lsme.' then she said ~ me. with no less
solcmnity. I am Mrs Siddous.' ~ she
had aid 90 me, Z am ! .ady Macbeth
should have believed bcr."--John J.
a'Becket In Catholic quarterly Review |
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
JURY DISAGREES,
Majority Favor AcquittaI Of Nan Pat
terson-Csse viii be Dropped.

terson-Case viii be Dropped.
Special TO The Gainesville Sun.
New York, May 4-The jury in the
Nan Patterson case failed to agree
after being out until 2;2O this morn
ing, Nan was carried TO the To,mbs
in an unconscious condition, bat soon
revived. Az this 10 the third trial, il
is quite likely the case will be- dropped
Report says the jury stood seven for
acquittal. five for conviction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

The richest man 10 ths world canned
have his k,dbsJs replaced roe i've ulth-
cot shsun. % q 10 important nos 90 ase-
!scf thsss orgAss 10 F0isJ's KidbsJ
Cure ., taksn a. ths aFst siGn Of dan
ger. the synpto@s uill disappsaf an4
your health wiil - rvssOFe1. ~ 10
,,rsugthsns Rhd bgilds % thsss oFxans
a uothing slss gill Oscar BOwuAs,
Isbannou. Ky. i, WfLss Il haze nsSd
Folsy's Kdnsy Cgss hsd taks eFaas
,l.s,uss "a sasting u cared Ne parna-
seaslV a. kt9nNT disease, whleA eaf-
ssI.ls wosh Ave onsa ws ~ lie
80 n w. MsCollem A O..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
CHINESE MUSIC.
what DR.. wheweII, Master Of Trinity,
Knew About IT,

The remarkable extent Of the knowl.
edge possessed 10y Dr William Whe.
well. at one time master ~ Trinity,
Cambridge, Is we'll illustrated 10y the
following story taken from the Life
and Work uf Dr Mumprir"
Two Of the Younger dons. growing
rather Jealous Of The masters reputa.
ton for OmniScicucr determined that
they would discover something ~
which he knew nothing They pitched
upon the subject OF Chinese music
How should he know ANYTHING about
II? They did not, So they went 10 an
encyclopedia and read thc subject NJ.
The next time they met Whrwrll at
a dinner party they led the cuuytrSa.
tion gradually in the direction ~ ma
sic. when they began 10 discourse upon
the music OF the Chinese and gave ont
all their recently acquired Information
Whcwcll WAS silent, much to Their
satisfaction. Evidently he knew moth
Ing about the natter But just ~ they
were beginning tn rejoice IN their nj.
umph lac said:
Might ask. gentlemen. where you
got your infurmatiout'
ooh, yes" they replied we picked
II w ont Of such aud such an rucy.
clopc1ia."
All" said Whrvr,l. Il was thinking
80. wrote that article thirty years
ago and its fu,l of mistakes"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Voters Favor Separation.

'.'nA Norway. August is
returns from last Sundays
49,. IN % the question Of the sep
go 4 Norway from Sweden show
~ go votes were cas-, for dis
f.,t and ls4 against II. The size
= % SOB" 10 very gratifying 20 the
- - he storthinS. and has now
so 'a'ense interest A. the last
- lection for members Of the
-as only 236&4I vntrs were east
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
MIN LONG SHOT
INTO ENGINE CAB
g.. After Fireman West Davis
s.,eral Shots Took Effect
vAs INJURED IN THE ARM

-. Was Employed as Fireman on
e,,. Bird Train, and II is Said That
-.,sr Trouble Prompted Action.
lo,s Arrested but Released
-, Long Of Early Bird was ar
..,,,s3 in Justice Chsmblin's court at
Us day or two ago npon 8 charge
49, ,scsless handling OF firearms,
S..,rioe 10 the fact that West Davis,
~. ,,o.eeuting witness, did not APP
=, the case was postponed and the
t.t,ispt was released upon his own
reocn lsnce.
r,,-, the information received here
4, ,,-1,. that Long, who does not bear
,hs ...t character in the world, was in
,,,..r 2 few days ago. He had had
.,-. difficulty with West Davis, a fire.
u,o M the Early Bird train between
,,,syr and Early Bird, and just AZ the
,,,rVs- Ruling out from Archer il ls
,u.,s, that Long fired into the loco
native cab with a shot gun Several
,ho,. took effect in Davis arm, but
,bs man was not seriously injured, and
continued his run. He caused a war
n,, 10 be sworn out against Long, but
hel to appear against him in court.
The people OF Archer seem to he dis
,prlinted that Long was not dealt
VIII o. the extent Of the law, as it is
a.! he las caused trouble on various
cls.lns Asa matter Of course they
feel that Justice Chamblin was power
H.. ~ the premises, the prosecutor
having failed to put in his appearance,
bIt,thss heen intimated that he was
intmIdated by Long, and did not APP
pear for fear Of being violently han.
died. after the trial.
The carrying OF concealed weapons
and the reckless handling Of firearms
hGs become a common practice in
many sections Of the county, and the
Offenders should be prosecuted, AZ it 10
hstsriJgs 20 life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19

N'" York Augut lS-John T. Rap
- a. aged broker, said TO have been
&C." North 500 600, and who recently
o.'sA'l refuge in the Westchester
I"o'f'lse after having lived up to his
'o''9Ie Who was rescued yesterday
va 'rN't.y dressed woman who said
re a. MS niece The woman told
u 'rl~aS that she had made ar
'ettm~nh 10 keep him for the re-
I'~r II his days My uncle hAs
," -. .s' for being in the poor house,
II he had taken care 81
ley he could now be living in
o.. son or Fifth avenue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
THE KISS IN THE TUNNEL,
The VA, Wan Had Revenge For 40
80 uf DIacouTtcsy

",.ur',, ways phys, dlscourt"sl
never ,..- md a famous lrenChwu
man .l,. ac tell you story of AN
actual !y,.,. ug:
"lNu N..... occupied a compartment
~ q Ga .Nu' .lrriagc with one mnn, =
strange Ley were extremely rude
70 TN, u.. Ia whispers That be could
ov,rh,u. 20, criticised hiN costume.
his rgy., ed his manner. lie, To b"
revenge dd singular thing
9TH, n.. css Of a tunnel ,uNcl
oped o., 90. aud under cover ~ the
darku,,, a.. man Kissed the back 81
Ms hand ..u IS aud repeatedly Then
when The ',I o entered the light again
be looked fG.u one woman 90 the other
with ,,sH.u.ant smile.
They Hanged glanCcs of suspi.
cion
WAS 10 ,uu be klssedr
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And nrtl,r lady would believe the
others d,ulI and each In her Utmost
heart believed the other bad cncour-
aged the 49,, The man looked cool
aud Comrla.'rt When finally he ruse
10 g. he sad, lifting bis bat with n
JOCular air
"'IIayc no fear aides shall never
tel which ~ you Il vas