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The Globe-republican., 1905-09-14

tho 4th 0. here says he recollects being
on picket with him way down there In
Old Virginia.
From the Capital Of Sept. 9Th. "The
national association Of Union ex-prlson-
ers Of war held It's annual session at Dem
yer the 9th. The association indorsed
the Dalzell pension bill which provides
for service pension for ex.union prison
ers Of two dollars per day for time Of i'm
prisonment and twelve dollars a month
during life, and the same amount to
widows during widowhood," All ex-
union prisoners should center their fight
for this bill, recollect the Dalzell bill.
Write to your congressman about 1t.
The Globe-republican., 1905-09-14
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

came in. While unloading the baggage
from the car they let a trunk fall and II
exploded and burned about all the con.
tents but the owner saved the rope thai
Ii was wrapped with.
A special train carrying general super
intendent Dolin, division superintendent
@. Nj. Jones and various other officials OF
the G. r. 1. q 2. II. r. came into Bnckin
Tuesday night and went Wednesday
morning over the Dodge City line. They
came back to Bucklin and thoroughly In.
speoted the holdings of that company at
this place, and then went on west.
We always had an idea that the west
ern girl was plucky. Now we are sure Of
it. Perkins, Okla, has Ladies band
composed Of eighteen young ladies.
This band attended the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Denver and took its share OF the
work right along with the other bands
that were there. We saw them on two
parades, and parade In Denver meant
about five hours steady tramping, and
much blowing Of horns, but they stood
right up to the work and meyer fllnched.
Well, the readers Of this great moral
guide were not inflicted with the Bucklln
Breezes last week because the writer was
playing sponge up Denyer-way, absorb
ing everything in sight and giving out
nothing. And / want to say right here
that If you want to visit one of the incest
cities In America and one where you Will
get square deal all around, 90 to Den
yer, and then If you want to see some OF
the grandest scenery In the world, visit
the many mountain resorts that are with.
in easy access of that queen of the west
You will not be disappointed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13
MONTANA NOTES.

A creamery plant costing $4,000 will
soon be in operation at Eden, Cas-
cade county.
At recent Mormon convention held
in Butte it was decided to continue
work in that city by house to house
canvass. Eight travelling missiona-
ries have been at work in Butte.
OF $4,000 in gold from the mines of
Montana received in the Helena assay
Office over 100000 came from Fergus
county alone.
The Pickering hotel Of Wibaux was
totally destroyed by fire, along with
Orgrain's store, lands barber shop
Kidd's millinery store, Cornelps sa
loon and restaurant and slightly dam
aged the front of a bank building
All were partially insured, the total
loss being about $4,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13
OREGON NEWS.

The town of Eugene proposes to
raise $1,000 for Fourth of July cele-
bration.
Mayor George H. Williams Of Port
land was renominated for mayor by
the republican party in direct pri-
mary by a plurality of 1000.
c. X. Mcintosh, formerly assistant
cashier of the First National bank of
San Francisco, has positively identi-
fed William Barrett, now under ar
rest for robbing the Hotel Portland
bar of $135. as the man who attempt
ed to steal $4,000 from the San Fran.
cisco bank last September.
Citizens of Hood River have sub
scribed $4,000 worth of stock in a
company to operate the wooden mill
which was recently purchased at
Union. The plant will be moved at
once.
Saturday was the greatest event in
the history of ECHO, when the town
entertained royalty $50 visitors from
Pendleton, so from La Grande. l.
representative men Of Portland and
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13
The Biggest Shin Af1oat

Inc Baltic was built primarily with
view to securing enormous freight
capacity, although she has excellent ac.
commodations for passengers. This
steamship embodles the same princi-
pies as the Celtic and the Cedric. also
belonging to the White Star Line. She
Is one of the few vessels now afioat
"hich are longer than they are. The
length of the Celtic and her twin sis
ter IS 'oO feet. The Oceanic surpasses
them by four feet, the Kaiser Wilhelm
ny SIX and half, and the Baltic by
twenty-five. 1t is easy to understand.
therefore, that in respect to displace-
hent the Baltic is practically without
rival. Although the two freight
stamers built at New London for Mr..
HITS use on the Pacific are much
shorter they are deeper than any Of
the vessels just named. and perhaps
they will carry as much freight as the
new White Star liner. UNFORTUNATELY.
however, they are not now running.
Inc Baltic, then, has the honor of be-
Ing the biggest ship in actual service
Oh any sea.-New York Tribune
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13

her tonight, at whatever hour shs may
return. l will come back at twelve"
Mary looked very much astonished at
the idea of such late visit. Mr.. Jona-
than Rodwell ordered the cabman to
drive to the nearest hotel, where he en-
gagged a bed and waited impatiently the
passing away of time. ~
At II o'clock he knocked again at
Mrs. Wilson's door,. They had not re-
turned. Would Mary permit him to
come in and waltz" Mary did not like
the idea of admitting a stranger at such
an hour, and she alone in the house.
But he looks a gentleman" she thought,
land he is old enough to be my father"
Don't be afraid; l am not burglar,
my dear" said Mr.. Jonathan, smiling,
and slipping a coin into her hand.
He walked into the parlor, and Mary
lit the lamp. One o'clock by his watch,
and still they had not come. He was
growing uneasy; he could not sit still;
he walked up and down the room, with
his watch in his hand, counting the min
utes. The rumble Of wheels at last.
He ran out to the door; the night was
dark : he could not perceive any object;
but faster and faster, nearer and nearer,
came the roll of the wheels, until they
stopped before the house.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13
~ Bound by a Spell $I

ly looking up. 1--WE were talking about
you"
Judith became excited. 1t was
chance shot, but Montgomery perceived
it had told
After moments deliberation he SAID
fixing his gaze upon her. Il know you
are pretty we'll versed i'll Rodwells Sc
crets. Do you know anything about
girl with bright golden hair, blue eyes,
and fair complexion-a relation, should
fancy, by what he has told me? | see
you do, by your glances. Well, he has
set me on the hunt for this girl, who
ever she is. and | believe | have acct
dentally discovered her | will tell you
how. Somehow or other, | have felt
a strange interest in this Silas Carston.
Well Of late he has grown wonderfully
spruce in his style; added to which, he
is frequently out the whole day no one
knows where Now, putting all these
signs together, | began to think, in the
language of Shakespeare, The sweet
youths in love- Being naturally of
curious disposition, | thought | would
watch my gentleman's movements. With
some little difficulty | discovered his
destination, and saw him standing at the
window with his arm very lovingly
round young girls waist. l got into
conversation with the servant next door,
and learned a few particulars; but Until
this moment it never occurred to me that
this girl precisely answers to the de-
scription given me by Rodwell. It's the
same, and | have killed two birds with
one stone!'
Long and earnest was the converse ton
that ensued between the trio. But it is
not necessary to repeat it in this place.
Both it's explanations and results will
appear hereafter.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-13

huge crowd from Echo and vicinity
and other places at the farmers bas.
ket picnic for Echo and vicinity.
Colonel r. w. Richardson, secre-
tary of the National Good Roads as
sociation, says the Pendleton good
roads meeting, May Is and 16, is the
most important to be held before the
national convention at Portland, June
1924.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
DINNERS, COTTON REPORT.
with Per csntass Of Cotton Picked
In the Cotton Belt.

Dallas, Tex. Dec. S,-The following
- the cotton crop report OF tne Nation.
Al ginner's association, which was Civ.
on ont 81 IL O'Clock today,
Reports sent TO US from the whole
cotton belt, every postOhioe represent.
cd. indicates total crop OF s,623O0O
bales with S,4S6,O0O bales ginned up to
Dec, l. The crop thus far picked is
ga per cent and IS per cent has been
ginned,
The report by states Is ~ follows:
Alabama, 10000 ginned; 50 pOr cent
picked,
Arkansas 10000 ginnOd; SS per cent
picked,
Florida $1,000 slnned; OS per cent
picked,
Georgia $4,000 ginnOd; OF per cent
picked,
Indian Territory $4,000 Elnued; %
per cent picked.
Louisiana $4,000 Sinued; 90 per
cent picked, ....
Mississippi $4,000 ginnOd; 81 per
cent picked
MissuOrl $1,000 ginned; 90 per cent
picked,
North Carolina S6l0OO ginned: sG
per cent picked, .....
Oklahoma $4,000 Einned; s7h per
cent picked,
South Carolina S75,OOO EiAnOd; 9S
per cent picked.
Tennessee 10000 Eibnsd; 50 pei
cent picked.
Texas l,s1s,OOO Slnnsj; o. per cent
picked.
tsignedD N. r, Blackwell. Secretary
J. A.. Taylor, President.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
NEW LEAGUE 70 FORMED.
In Bs Polish Annex Of ths Ruoslaa

WI % Polish Annex Of ire RusSlna
League % LeaSooA
WarsaW. Russian Poland. Dc a.
hirteon uniOns % oivn eagihsorx
AVyaFs. teachers. payslolRns. CLERKS.
1e. have formed q Polish League q
.aagnes. e. a. anhsx Of ne Raaalan
.sagaa o. Leagues.
ne looaI police have pstitioned TIE
1kisg q police Tor hettag par. hoHEiaa
ma treatmSni. Thsy require q o..
gagabls aasWor tuTing tha Wsok, ether,
Glso they val BtriRs.
AdVioss fron Odtsaa. KleR, Recess
me KhEfhoa ssy that manY msgoAanes
he thsas eltiss are aaainS q inpoaGs.
ia 70 tFuaaar, business. aRd are oas
1acing thsiF infsrDsts sna isaviag ths
ountFy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
Nine ARE KILLED IN
HEAD-ON COLLISION
Overland Limited Collidss With
Freight TrAiP.
ABOUT TWENTY ARE INJURED

Engines, Dynamo, Mall and Dining Car
on the Passenger Train Were Gen.
Plstsly oemOlIShSd--NaNy Of TraIN's
crSW Arr Among the Dead.
Green River Wynn. Dec, s.-'Tio
Overland Limited on the Union Pacific
railroad oollidod vita a freight train,
hsAd.on, at wilkins station. early to.
day, dOmollshlpg the engines, dynN
mo. mail and dining cars on the pas
seuger train,
Nine people are known to be killed
Including two mail clerks, four cooks
In the dining car, two electricians In
the dynamo car and one engineer
The wreck occurred at Rock Springs,
Wyo. The limited WAS run into by
the freight aud both engines were de-
mollsaod, Several Of the bodies were
ipclusrNted The dead we're all train
employees VINO lived In the WSat
An extra freight trNih was given an
uNNI VNtulV u WI Ft0SA 0pIlNhu W
meet four saStbouhd passenger trains,
Of which the Overland Limited, the last
one, at AhSay, about 8 miles west Of
Rock Spring TIE freight train took
the aldlRG at AhsAy aud waited until
three Of the tFalaa had passed east
and then pulled out,
When mile and . half west Of An
say, the freight met the Overland lin.
tied and crashed into II hoad'on,
Engineer oVOrtGN Orders,
Engineer Brink, Of the freight train.
who, It 10 sisted OFFICIALLY was FSSpOh.
SlblO for the oyoffuhhlnE his orders,
was one OF the killed
Several trains had been badly delay.
cd a. Granger With tIe Tstult taAt the
four passenger trains we're running
close 10 each other.
The freight nnd received positive OF.
dors 10 meet all four Of them,
None Of the passengers Wa serious.
~ injured,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
TRACK BETTING PROHIBITED.
Law Went Into Efisot In state si Ten.
hOuses, Dee. I,

Law Went Int Eiisot IN state oi Ten.
hoGsee, Dee. I,
Nashville. Tenh. Dso. s.--Oa Ae
hrst day Of this month The Law enacted
BY the last legislature. prohibltina
betting on races run on tracks IN tala
state went into effect. Yesterday 3
race Was run on tho fair grounds tFask
a ahelbyyIlIe. Tenn on Which books
we're made II Il understood the race
was arranged BY The Western lOeheT
Club ialloNsrers ~ MsmphiS aHd vas
Intended ~ a lest case
Tao parties 10 tAe race WOfo arrest
% By the sheriff n The oouhty.
Toe race VS. brought % n shelby.
vile for The rsasOa thSt court Whs 10
session and racing men are ANXIOUS %
test the eoaslitutioasliy o. ne raelng
law.
The amount BET o. TIE race Vas
small
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

tasoa. O., Dpa. f--B1 Gaashs. Q ~,
Go uAe ~ uiyiaf amoaB nagFooa a.
Stoe4ee.- q anGsr aEEuge bsaauss
egsuseE's M has So 80 msSlsins
aaseaes1 &c aeash e Saa e mshbg
paEaais. ne Wii - pPosassss1 fag
n.eceW nieiso uiGhste 4 rso,g
nsass hts usi1 taat o. rals 80.
esg msuiet 80 - 41iar 4 r.str'E
.lG1, eE - aaNo - -
Agsh CO. 80 e,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
ISLE OF PINES AMERICAN.
Citizens Claim leland 10 Par Of thO
United states,


Citizens Claim leland 10 Part Of the
United states.
New York. Dec. S.--A cable dispatch
10 the Herald from Havana says that
the members OF what is claimed to be
the Legislature" Of the Tale Of Pines,
waeu they gave credentials to Mr. ~.
an IS delegate % congress. listened to
the reading % q message to the Amer.
team people BY T. B. Anderson, "seere-
tary Of Sate," and approved a docu-
meht saying: sbe "a
The administration seems to be
against us, The only reply 10 our
appeal has been letter from Mr.. Root
saying he expected TO urge cOnhrma.
ton OF the Isle Of Pines treaty" and
continuing. IN part:
I'VE eoncede that Cuba was given
police Jurisdiction over ire Island for
the purpose o. giving pFoteetiOn 20 ne
and property. but We d1ny tie right %
That government 70 levy axes, collSoi
customs. revenues and enfofOs Ae olt
Spanish cote Of lave wAieA 6as 6oss
Spain's curse.
1--WE DO n0t AsE for annexation 70
the DATED States. All records show
eOaelusiVsly that We are nov part Of
ne Oates States.
We want not your money. guns o.
Ammunition. for ell these have been
freely and beautifully offered. n We
would uss them. but W want your To-
auehcs and support. We love our aaE
cur country and our institutions. and
for a eontinuahee Of thsss shall ever
pray"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
RUSSIAN MINISTER
IS ASSASSINATED
Shot Down st Home of saratOt
Governor,
~ MEMBER or PLYING COLUMN

Had Called epsrN sakharOtf to the
0OOr and Fired Three shOts Which
Produced Instant Dsath-EvsHt Has
Created Profound Impression,
London, Dec. s.-The ST. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph.
In a diSpatoh dated Dec, 5, sent BY
way Of BydtkuhnOn. says;
Lieutenant General Sakharo6, for,
mer minister OF war. vas Ossassiuated
today.
The government had deputed Gensr.
al Sakharo6 to Walt the province OF
saratoR for the purpose OF QuellIng the
agrariHn riots there.
"A woman 6elohEing to the so-eHllei
dying column Of the revolutionary
movement, called ct the house OF the
governor AZ saratoR At noon today aud
GAked 70 zee General SakharoH, She
Gred three Shots At the general. killing
him on the spot.
the tldings reached 81. Petersburg
tonight, Count Witte charged Lieu,
tenant General RudiEer, minister OF
war, with the task OF breaking the
usws to Madame sRkharoR.
The event has created a profound
Impression in st. Petersburg, owing
to fears that the rovolu;iouiSts here
win follow the example thus set"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
pOamsR JUoor 70 ARRESTED.
Alleges Ne Wss WSntsd Poe PaoslMa
Worthless chosk.

Alleges Ne Was WSntsd Fos PaosIMa
Worthless Cheek.
New YoFk. Dee S--WIIiiam Prey.
q Santa ~. q tormoF Suaso, vas Ar
FOstsdsnt the Hotel Roland yesterday
o. q tsiagTaphle order from TIE chief
% police % Santa Fs alleging thst b.
wa waited for passing q worthless
choak.
WASH aFFaigaSd bOfoge Magistrate
WalaA b tie TOmbs ooaFt ia'ths aGtsF
n0oR. ~ said that mo- lang eco d
. psher same 10 ssbta ~ ~ lost OToe
n m0aey aH6 gave a GAook Cor 9ioe
fcF q balanos Due The baRkau. Ne ha6
atoppei payinsai az tAs ohe6h. - aall
bSoaaee hs thouEbi 10 oft9 oughs q
satisfy che hoaaa
Abe Levy Was n eoaFt Whh Pfoy.
sd ne pFtsoasF Uas Psr9isd n DE
SustOty uHtn TIE Santa ~ asfhoFliias
ere hoaEd from fur'hsf,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

nGsosa. O., Dc o-=l1lils Bsssis
VhiiiaksE. 10 sbysar0id en1Shtss 81
J. 9. Whltaksa bSs doaf ~ the WAil
tahsF hnns q hasi Maeaa. EfaS tpE.
ing EuREsa 10 sg9ay oinas 4usaday.
VALE piagIas Uifh so1e eo9Raatens
d tha ruaf yhfi sF0lna q tfaah aFss
Iha 6fosa q tha sAild hseama iEhiio4
ahs Ia co iaaiaSi saa go saVa1ope1 d
aamGA VIA ptsFring eEoeaas Shs
re % ~ aiTesA asa aiEheuG4 Wtniag
nan1s s11lhsIss ~ aagea. q WHs eat
mGd lhoT ~ doas taafg Gea6iy vef6
Weesss11Y fhsFuoou the eha1 dis4
ules nasaaag IL sEpaI $50 Tufs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

wife u csmpslOa Attorney plas ~
ApopieNy,
~ Losis. Dee g,--AeopiaEE caused
lhs death yesterday ~ moomiRgioa.
o.. o. Mrs JOhn J. Marta. 81 90
L0uis. wife ~ coloasl JOha T. Martha,
ne attorneT VITO diFsetai fas lsst
thFss aafioaal oampatSns. WaS TIE Ger.
soaat a. Arms - ne nstieaAi Demo
eSatta eoaVsattos.
ehs Wss - yoaFs oi1. No baen n
90 tealth ~ several years. ahe had
UDos - nieomiag,oa y Vialf FslstiVet
A tsiaSgam FeeesVot hoGa statsA thaf
80 80 su1sfs1 q hiEtas e apsBleHy
go Coaeael hlaStta weot inmeaiatoly
Ut agSlVe4 a. heg bl4ai1a afisF Asf
6oath. Ihfofneai Wal ~ msas 10 -
Lgaia. 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

NV YEA. Lee "A hFs b tas
zay at91msr no4dlis early tia
1gaing faEageS tAs vessel 70 fhe
euns q tsa.0oo. Fye mau q ~
- riasginE o. boaEd EoFa rescusd
hoatl from tas gssefumsat truaa.
" oeasrai NoCsiiaa. vtigh Wns h.
n11ua Ths WtiEa eaola go
urspt q Ths Bssalis we g.
re1 a'st ~ ssosa = naas ua.l
- er 81 vnt,s po9ul q ~ a.
aFs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
rUHN IMMIONANro OOUTHwARO.
Give FodsrstIoH Biooussta Mssns 0
osadlNa Thom Vihope Messed,

Give FodaFatIoH Biooussts Means o
osadlNa Thom Where Messed.
New H0rk, Dee. Sine United
states ihamiEFatiou question was TAX
"a up s0F disaaaaion ~ tho National
CiVie PedsFauOa. 10 stssi0n acre 40.
guSt Bslm0ni. pfeEldSht % the Nation
~ civic PsdsSati0a. Opensd the ses,
sioa. Others present we're Archbishop
lroiahA. - g. Psal; ALFRED MOasly. Of
Loadea! 6amnsl Oompars, president
q ne A@eFieaas g'edsFatioh Of Labor
and Professor ]. W Jsaka. Of Come
nniVOFSity.
ne giatensnt that over 100 900
imiHiGTasta Aavs cone 10 the UritsI
etatsa turing ths past yssf. and hat
tAt sopth sD1 Wset, ne sseious u the
eosniFy walsh watch nesdad snd Eish
- ~ Nee aes ci,issHs So 10, -
thtel. zee aa6s ~ Tfabt p aaFEss,.
U9ita6 elaioa csmmissiobsr Eensfnl u
tEmigFstinu. NJ g6fssai proposed
so - rsiis4 states h0rsaiasg take
otapa % 4lsiFteas iumigFaats ase0gd
Ne - the SEEDS - GAs soastFT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

WaahiaGioa. Dee. a,--Ths pasi - o.
MaFYa q Gha ~ several 10 he unS,1S
eistea HhsFs ne sSsFBsss - ne eoi
ieelega oGies isFaslY sHessd - eis
tons Fsvsass. ha t0fai aE0aHt cot
tacia4 fhsgs fsrisE 'ss iasf asssl Ysaf
vas tut f741 pGi5s tas sapeassa q
its eWsa vsss tEN1t 4 ftus eoa
ffsef - esssff eyesE esiag ikst eaNs
Oh a. ats Fsgi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

condomnsd LsWySF Must Ole During
Wesk BsolnalRe Jan. a.


WsSk Beginning Jan. a.
New YOPh. Dec. S.--Aftsr making 4
Rnal personal plea % the court in his
OWn behalf, Albert T, Patrick, the
lawyer convicted q the murder Of vii.
tam Marsh Rice, wednesday uiglt,
was sentenced to jis in the electric
CHAIR IN the week beginning January p
0sxE
Sentences was pronounced by Justioa
Rogers In tie criminal branch Of the
sSatS supreme court. Notice At once
w. giVsu % an appeal to the supreme
Ooagt Of TIE United States on a writ
u srroF. Tue application for the
viii. Il y said, Wal act as q stay OF
O1ooutiOa. Patiiek was taken back
70 sing Bipg.
AZ the ease nsarOd = close Patrick
grew restless Whiis listening to the ar.
gumsats both for and against aim, and
arose unexpectedly In his place and
pleaded to BE- heard
TIE lawyers In the case held a hur.
Fiod eOnsultAtion. Patrick stood pate
and Anxi0Ns. TnO courts permission
to proceed finally Was granted and
Patrick Rpoke for nearly fifteen min
utes. His voice Gt first was q bit husky,
but grew clear Aa he proceeded, and
judgo, attorneys and ell In the court
room hstsaod attsntivsly. apparently
Impressed BY the unusual situation.
iWAba Patrick had been allowed TO
proceed In his own behalf he urged
that there was no direct evidence that
Rice nad been killed and reiterated
hiS claim that ne had been convicted
on manufactured evidence.
Judge Rogers then ordered Patrick
to stand up, and sentence was pro
nOuneed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09

otFiksu PrsnOSaos AOsiast VlolalRs
MOSCOW. wednesday. Dse 9. via ne.
kuAnsa, East Prussia. DEE. 7,-Tha
elaborats measures talsa ~ ne posiea
and military for the proteetioa Of msA
Who are wilihE 10 FSturu 10 Wogk
tAEs failed 20 indues any % the stFik.
ing telegFaPAera 70 FeSams theiF EN-.
pi0Ymant. A meeting ~ two thea.
sand strikers to-day unanimously pro.
nouAes6 against yisldiag ne FinniSh
deieEntos declared that aIl TIE tslsg.
raphsrs ~ Finiaad wSfs ready 10 co.
tar the uaioa haA support Ghs strike.
Tarao hanAgs1 stFahoFs have airuadg
bsea f,nmiEsai aaGeg - &eoges q L.
tpFscF AlaiataF DsFaSVa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
SlnENT M'cALL
WILL NOT RESIGN
Head Of. New York Life
InsuRanos Company.
ueOaAs@o IN UTE'"EN.

epGssGa ~ TFiod Tss1llsay
ApnSaroAB oogalttSs Slufair.
oppssoa AppIlooAiOa Of Hlsndam-
SSAino HIN 70 Furnloh.a LlSp
Hotk. Dso: O.-RspotA IAAi
iaona John 4 MOCAll. q ne New
a La -InsuFaAOs company, VII
GollOW the example ~ b. Gsorgs
PuEklna, IN determining 10 lSGVs
g ouIneany, at an early dats, crystal.
yegosEdny IN story 70 the erect
u M. MoCali would certainly re.
batoEO Ehs nsxt annual mooting
Arm, aad miEhl place his rosigna-
- h SAo hands q the trustsos be-
ps their meeting ROEt wednesday
IL. Mccall himself aaid lat nlght
Nat ne haA no lntsntiOn Of roaigping.
Il believe the poIloyhOl6srS are for
~ he declared. Nobody has asksd
he 70 resign, and don't expect % be
,sssd 70 resign. nor DO I expect 70 ~
Bn."
Tho resignation Of Mr.. Perkins was
uggoatsd by Mr.. Morgan to whom
Ne question Of Mr.. Perkins holding
Ne dual position was referred when
AlF. Perkins entered the Arm OF J. P.
Morgan 4 o.. It 10 solely at Mr.. Nor
gaha suggestion that Mr. Perkins IL
retiring from the New York Afe.
President Mccall explained that =
hsWsppers have tried his testimony
before the Armstrong committee un-
fairly. 1920
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-09
WILL MEET At COLUMBUS,
Delegation to Urge Deepening Of the
ApaiaeheolH Harbor.

Delegation 10 Urge Deepening Of the
ApaiNehleolH Harbor,
Columbus, Ca. Dec. S--dsorgiA.
Florida and Alabama cities that would
be benefited by deepening the hArbOr
at ApalOcaicola, Fla. AZ the mouth
Of the ChattahoOchCe river, have been
invited IN no present At a meeting OF
the Columbus board Of trade Thurs,
day night, a. which a strong delegation
will be appolhtsd 10 20 before the gov.
Srnmeht board Ut engineers, o. its ap.
preaching session a. Apaiaohieols. and
submit facts and hEuroS relative 10
deepening the harbOF there.
Statistics showing the commerce on
the Flint. Chattaho0ches aud Apalaeh.
iCo.a rivers, and hOW the cities and
towns on taeE0 streams would BE- ben.
Gated BY improving the hATb0r a. Apa.
lachloola, will DO submitted.
Various cities have already notified
President J. Ralstoa CAFElll, Of The
board Of trade. that they will b rep.
resented 81 the meeting.
Governor Terrell Was invited 10 BE-
prostat. bat had "a shgaSemsnt which
be oould not defer.