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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-11
ARRESTS
SENATOR WRIGHT
HID TO AVOID PASSING THE
NIGHT IN JAIL
SALOON MEN ON HIS BOND
Joseph S. Jordan, sef-confessed Co
Between, Dismissed as Clerk Of
the San Francisco
Delegation
SALOON MEN ON HIS BOND
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 10.-Sena-
tor Eli Wright, indicted by the grand
jury of Sacramento county last night
on n charge of bribery, gave himself up
this morning. His attorneys say the
reason he was not arrested last night
was because he could not procure
bondsmen and did not want to spend
the night in Jail. He remained in GUS
tody of the sheriff until noon when his
attorneys succeeded in securing bonds
men for him In the persons of George
IGagen and Thomas Norton, two we'll
known saloon men of this ty.
Joseph S. Jordan, the self-confessed
go-between of the state senators ar
rested for bribery, was this morning
dismissed as clerk of the San Francisco
delegation. Senator Welc of San
Francisco sought to have a letter of
resignation sent to him by Jordan ac-
cepted but Lieutenant Governor an
derson ruled that it could not be con-
sidered as it had been addressed to
the chairman of the San Francisco
delegation instead of the senate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-11
Demands Jordan's Dismissal


Demands Jordan's Dismissal
Senator Leavitt reintroduced the
Selvage resolution of yesterday de-
manding Jordars dismissal, but Welch
opposed it, insisting that the resigna-
tioi of the clerk be accepted. senator
Lukens wanted the consideration OF the
matter postponed until the report of
the committee of inquiry into the brip-
cry charge was sent in.
The Lukens resolution fo~ postpone
ment was introduced twice and lost
each time, and a resolution by Senator
Curtin demanding Jordan's dismissal
at once was carried.
Under the rules Of the superior court
of this county the accused senators
will be arraigned on Saturday, Feb
ruary 49,
The next important event In the
bribery scandal will be the filing OIL
the report of the committee on 1nvestl-
cation. 1t is expected that the report
will be presented during the early part
of next week, for on next MONDAY
night the final arguments on the case
will be made. The attorneys Tor the
accused senators are now preparing
review of the case, which VIII pe pre-
sented by Attorney Gator. He mas
asked the committee for an hour and
half in which to present his arguments,
and his request has been granted. NO
reply will be made by the prosecution
unless some exceptionally startling
statements are made by Gator.
Conviction Is Expected
1t is the general concensus of opinion
among the legislators that the report
of the investigation committee Will
recommend the dismissal of all the
statesmen who are resting under
cloud.
1t is also believed that the senate,
which will be the real jury in the case,
will refuse to ratify a report which
does not declare the guilt of the quar-
tette.
Credence is given to this belief
through the fact that the senate, by a
vote of 90 to 13, practically decided
on their guilt by refusing to allow them
to take the stand to make sworn state
ments. If this privilege had been
granted the accused men it might have
interfered with their proper trial in
criminal court
All of the senators charged with
bribery have now been placed under ar
rest, Eli Wright of Santa Clara having
delivered himself to the sheriff, after
spending the night in hiding. 1t was
strongly rumored about the capitol and
streets of Sacramento that Senator
Wright had taken his life shortly after
securing his release on $4,000 bonds.
There were frequent inquiries at the
morgue, and it was not until the even
ing papers had made their appearance
that the general public was satisfied
that the rumor was groundless.
Arraignment February 10
The cases of the senator's have been
set for arraignment on February 49,
when the dates of their trials will be set.
District Attorney Seymour of Sacra-
mento county declares that he will
treat the cases fairly and dispassion-
ately, with the view of getting at all
the truth.
Joseph S. Jordan, the self-confessed
bribe giver will probably be speedily
acquitted of the two charges of brib-
cry and one of lobbying that have been
filed against him. On account of the
fact that he testified under oath be-
fore the senate, the program is to dis
miss the charges when he appears in
court for his preliminary arraignment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-11
Prosecution Finishes


Attorney Anderson announced that the
prosecution had rested it's case and
Judge Torrance took the stand again in
rebuttal of the testimony introduced by
the prosecution.
In referring to the testimony of the
witness preceding him, relative to his
attitude at the San Bernardino trial,
Judge Torrance said:
II was sick and I really was unable
to hold court at ALL"
He continued by saying that he had
previously given the points involved in
the case his thorough attention and
consideration, but owing to his ill state
of health, he was unable to clearly
elucidate the points at issue.
4"I felt that ! wasn't doing myself
justice, as I was in weak and worn
out condition of mind and body" said
Judge Torrance.
He unequivocally denied the assertion
that he has INDUCED freely or other
wise in the use OF liquor.
mot even a drop" he declared.
Judge on Stand
When the committee resumed the in
vestigation yesterday morning Judge
Torrance took the stand in his own be-
tered fiat denial to the testimony of
the witnesses who have appeared
against him in Los Angeles
In regard to the testimony of Judge
Noyes, however, which was quite fa-
vorable to his cause, Judge Torrance
admitted it's accuracy, after elaborat-
ing to some extent on it's force and ef-
feet and the meaning conveyed there
by.
Attorney Grant Jackson, the only
witness whose testimony has been of a
direct and positive nature, was recalled
to the stand yesterday morning for
cross-eXamination.
In referring to the incident in front
of the Horton house in San Diego, at
which place it is charged that Judge
Torrance used certain profane exple-
tives Attorney Shortridge asked the
witness:
us it not fact that the incident
closed with smiles on all your faces.
yours and Judge Torrance's and Eu-
gene Daney's, and that. the judge in
vited you inside to have smile?"
mo" said the attorney; "he invited
us In to have drink"
He then asked the witness II Mr..
Daney was smiling. and he then gave
an interesting account of Judge Tor
rance's alleged influence over the MEM
bers Of the bar.
1T has been my experience that all
lawyers are afraid of Judge Torrance,
and Mr.. Daney is no exception to thu
rule"
He then intimated that Daney had
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

QUEER

I've got the incest Uncle Burt
And Auntie Nell's dear,
But sometimes can It help but think
They talk little queer.
They stayed with us last Christmas week
When their high school out,
And father took them sleighriding
And mother showed them all about
And they were 'vited out night
: Some place Avon street;
They had on pretty, party clothes
Before I went to sleep.
"well, Burt, did you enjoy yourself'''
My father asked next day, ~.
And Uncle Burt just smiled and said,
ga reg lar circus, in a way r.. :.
And when my mother asked Aunt Nell
About the time she'd had,
NV auntie said that tfjust picnic
Wouldn't express it bad ...-.
I'd never heard of circuses ~ 's.-
In winter time before,
And seems like only summer times
We picnic at the shore.
But uncle knows an awful LOT,
And Auntie Nell does, too;
So if they'd found winter circus
I'd believe it, wouldn't you1
And so said, just nice and p'ite,
elf they 'vite you again
To picnics or to circuses,
. Please, won't you take me, thenf"
And father laughed, and Uncle Burt -.
And all the rest laughed, too, -.I....-
And squeezed me stead Of answering
I didn It like it, quite, would yous
My Uncle Burt is nice and good,
And Auntie Nells dear,
But don't you think that just sometimes
They talk little queer?
Class of 1900. Emma M. Larson,
~'' ~ . Paul, Minr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
The Youths Companion.
MUD-PIES.


The GrownUps the queerest foks they never seem
to know
That mudpes always have to be made just exactly So
You have to have nice back yard, sunny pleasant
day., -. -... ..-..
And then you boys and girls to come around
and play.
You mix some mud up in pail, and stir it with stick;
It muslin It be bit too thn,and not bit too thick
And then you make it into pes and pat em with your
hand, .>~
And bake em on nice fiat board and my but they are
grand!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
Respectful Spelling.

Respectful Spelling
While the world is interested in the war in the ease
story Of the cadet days at Annapolis OF one OF the Jap
anese admirals will be of interest.
When Admiral Uriu of the Japanese navy was a lad
at Annapolis academy he got good hazng and stood
nluclly. an cassman, he helped haze
other youngsters for he always lived up to Annapolis
traditions. ~.
One day he was "dressing down" young George
Ferguson now an assistant engineer of the Brooklyn
bridge Ferguson then, and is doubtless now about
twice the size of the japanese
''What's your namef' demanded Ur1u
"Ferguson, SIR
ttspen it, -z...> @s
Ferguson, sir"
ssSpen it again, and remember that you re al
dressing your superior. -
Of sir; ., sir; r, sir g, sir sir; sir; o, sir n
sir; Ferguson sir.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

EEIn Candy Land the little folks
Wear candy buttons on their clOaks,
And candy buttons on their shoes
Indeed, on everything they use.''
"what if the candy buttons break?''
"The pieces then the children take,
And very calmly down they sit
And eat up every single bit.
"In Candy Land the girls and boys
Play every day with candy toys;
They always eat from candy plates,
And do their sums On candy slates.'
..whv. 7 should think the things would brea1I''
"They do; and then the children take
The broken pieces, great and small,
And eat until they we eaten all.
"In Candy Land the girls all know
With candy needles they must sew;
The boys who work use candy tools,
And they have candy books in schools.
Gin Candy Land they think it nice
To go to skate candy ice;
They rest themselves on candy chairs,
And go to bed up candy stairs.'
The candy-lover on my knee II"
In wonderment still questioned me-
"And if the candy stairs should break?'
''The children must the pieces take,
And very quickly down must sit
And eat up every single bit;
Sometimes the children eat all day
To get the broken bits away
"And must the children eat them all?'' D.
eyes, every piece, both great and small.
This is the law in Candy Land;
And you must own tits wisely planned;
For in that land, as you see,
So many things must broken be -
That bits of candy soon would strew
The sidewalks, roads, and houses, too;
So children must the pieces eat
That Candy Land be clean and neat.'
The candy-lover my knee !
In blank amaze looked up at me.
"Why, Candy Land 8 dreadful plaee!''-
Then dawned a wise look on his face
II used to think it would be grand
To 60 to live in Candy Land;
But now I only wish to 60
Each day and stay an hour 500
Emile Poulson in st. Nicholas
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

E1OUR funny, fnny fishes
: Disobeyed their mothers wishes
When she went to get for them some
needed food;
ttStay just here, my sons and daughters;
Go not into other waters;
You must promise me, my children, to
be good. /"
Wee, hayward, wicked Willy,
Who was very weak and silly,
That very morning ran away from
school;
For he wanted to go fishing,
And he eouldfh t keep from wishing
To be down beside the shady fishing
pool
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
BLOW OF Ak KILLED WOMAN.
Murdered Friday Night and Left In a
Room OF House.

Atlanta, Dec, 9G,-The dead body OF
Exile Persons, negro woman. Was
found In a room Of Ter house Sunday
morning by white man. who had been
told that the woman was missing,
The woman had been struCE ON the
head with an az or hatCaCt
An officer investigated the affair,
and made report to Captain Moon.
The case Is now being worked on by
detectives.
The woman's husband mas not been
found, but neighbOrs say he left for
Birmingham several days ago, aud taat
the woman had been seen since bis de-.
rarture. She was doubtless murdered
Friday ntEht, and left alone In a bed.
room The body. when found, was ly.
ing near the chimney corner
The body showed signs ~ being
dead for some time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

Haruril Ca Dec 2G.--Ro5ort A..
ams. an operative % the EizAb'f
cotton mills ~ Atlanta vhs shot 90
death bette by Juisoh Casou tDn u
he coroner ~ The county Il 10 an.
tsrstopd taai TIE shunt.sT uns the %
sal ~ a difficulty IN Whlca the men
engaEet Cagou claims aef drfer 20
anI surrendered 70 fbe theua The
BODY Of ADAMS vii d" bufirl herr He
leaves q ul'n IN AiIAbla, alom BE- -
csu'ly married
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

Butler. Pa. Dec Con motion OF
Attorney Campbell, representing the
Ohio River Bridge company. Judge Gal
breath Issued maRdamus executions
against County Treasurer Thomas u.
Bradshaw AMI Commissioner George
W. Garry. J J Coleman aud Henry
Srhramm ~ Beaver county sheriff
Gibson Is directed 10 EelEe Ia, treasury
Of Beaver county and take possession
Of ~ funds AMI receipts 20 pay juig
mcnts agErcEa'lng $50 OOo held by
the bridge company and o. Officers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
sEAcHERY MET TRAGIC DEATH.
Newly Appointed eailiff Shoots an
ER.6siliff.

Tuskegee. A,a., Dec 26-News has
reached acre Of Jeplorabie tragedy,
which occurred at Notasdlga
Roy Hayes, recently appointed bail
III shot and almost Instantly killed
Jesse Seachery while attempting to
arrest him.
Details OF the killing are meager.
Seachery was discharged as bailiG
and the report is THAI ne was drunk
and disorderly on the streets when
Mayor Jackson ordered his arrest. Mr..
Seachery resisted and Sherif Hudd,es.
ton was sent for to IKE him In charge
Sheriff Huddleston and Deputy Sheriff
Daniels were on the way TO the scene
when tle man was killed 1t Is said
Seachery told one Bob Bowles that
Some one was going to fill 6.foOt
hole in the ground and 1t might be
him"
Seachery leaves q wife and several
children. Hayes Is here In custody
OF the snerlff.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

WlnEied. Conn. Dec. 2s.-DT J.
DObson. Of Rlverton has ATTACHED
real estate Owned By Charles Robert
20 recover on a hill Tor medical cor
vices amounting 10 tCS Roberts a
few monthA aEo ATTEMPTED suicide BY
taking lAuian1m DT. Dobson aavet
his Hfe after working over hin fo'
several days Roberts paid D. DOB
son SO. art Gains that vas al 10
800 vas worh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
BOY PLACED EAR ON TRACK.
Train Was Running Late Which Saved
II from Being Wrecked.

ClarksAurg. W, Va, Dec. 20 -- Hal
tlmore and Ohio Railway policemen ar,
rested Dorsey Stutler, aged twelve. Tor
attempting to wreck the New York and
81. Louis Fast Express train at Con.
trail. W. Va.
II Is charged that tue sboy securely
fastened IN iron bar across the track
and then secretod himself to zee tho
wreck The train was running 10
minutes late. which saved It from be,
ing dltchod by the alleged obstruction,
A trackwalkcr tagged tao train,
which was carrying heavy cargo, and
had II struck the alleged obstruction
many lives would have been hat
TIE boy, Il Is believed will be- sent
TO the State Reform school Recently
cousin stoned two trains and was
sent to the same institution for six
years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
VIII lnhs,l, Fortune

= co., ''a Lrc 20 -gAorofllbe
60 O lrcls.un Iusi haaIed down by t4o
suyrsme court u Alabama. some NJ
The best lawyers In the DECATUR say
that Thomas Vert, ~ Docataf, and hls
sIs,s, Mrs Frank stahimau. ~ Sasa
vile. Tenn, uill come into tho D,'asss
AiDn ~ property Ia NSw iNcafuf
valued ~ s0nswaeFe 10 The bSiElbos
hood - o. O00 100.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

iisr.!l. Dee 20 A balloon win
three uHirsrs ~ ths German balloon
ihG haf'aiIya aarehdsd fr0m baHia
Their aifsbiy Da-ams eutahEisd 10
fhs hlEh trnsiyH electric wires % The
so9lrn MILLS =, Tofst. in The provinces
u tAHaitz. and ne balboa eHylOdsd
fDrmiar hags bail u hrs The on
GERS IamDsd from tie ear AL escaped
with slight taiuHos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
MAN UNCONSCIOUS
CAR RAN WILD
Crowded Trolley Car Jumped
The Track
sEVRRAL PERSONS WERE HURT

Passengers Thrown in the Aisle and
Flying Glass from the Shattered
Windows Assaulted Them-Women
Were Trampled On In Excitement.
New York, Dec. 26.-UnknOwn TO
those VINO filled to its capacity Brook.
Ign cross-town car which was speeding
through Raymond street, the motor.
man lay unconscious on the platform
and the car was running wild" toward
q dangerous curve.
The passengers had felt the jolt OF
a collision as the car struck the rear
Of big dray, but the menace Of the
situation was unknown.
The collision vita the wagon took
place at Hillary street. MotOrman
George Williams was hurled against
the rear of the wagon, and dropped
back on his platform with a fractured
skull.
The car sped on with increasing
speed. This first alarmed the passen.
gers, and a woman screamed, Excite
ment was increasing as the car trav.
ersed the block to Park avenue where
there Is a sharp turn Conductor
James Gilchrist knew Of the turn, and
rushed through the car to learn why
Williams did not apply tae brake.
Just as GilChrist reached the door
the car reached the curve, Jumped the
tracks and leaped toward the curb, As
the wheels struck the pavement tle
car rocked perilously. Passengers
were thrown into the aisle, and flying
glass from the shattered windows as.
sailei them. Women were tramp!ed
on The car rammed into an iron
fence surrounding a small park and
came 10 an abrupt stop.
The cries Of the wounded AMI terri.
Fed passengers brought the police AMI
ambulance from the Brooklyn and
Cumberland hospitals Mrs Madeline
Wheailey was taken unconscious from
the car suffering from contusions.
Raphael Bolenzo had been hurled
from the rear platform and cut and
bruised
Mrs. Wheatley. Bolenzo and Motor.
man Williams were taken 10 the
Brooklyn hospital, Two ambulance
surgeons treated the other passengers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

Richmond ~. uoc - James
Nsals. a fnoua'a aeef. uho esms dgun
'hs Ken'urlJ ritrr on . rsfl boafdf 4
an l. 4 y sbEsT ifaia ~ Forf
sA8 - soot 20 10 Train DIl.os Out D.
began 90 ta.a. 1Ghi All lsr Tee
Bhin uas e',s "a ard a pahie shsuei
8everL lAaifr faihisd and ohs lrisl W
jump oui - ~ uindOu NsAIe rs
anally iAksa lf.7 custody.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
Fsth,r FeunhI In RsvoIulIon.

Northampton, Mass. Dvc 20 - Nra
DOussIlla Hal Johnson. the daughter
n a soldier of The American revolution
Il dead AZ her homo In this city. aged
100 years Her fhtlrr Aaton Hall,
vas taken prisoner BY tho Brlllsh dur
ing the struggle for independence and
carried 20 England Up 10 within
few days Of her death Mrs John.
sons health had been remarkably
gOId
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

Athens, Ca. Dec 20, Waller Mcilae
n negro man, lies very dangerously
WOUNDED a. his home IN this city. while
The police authorities are hunting Tor
the negro man who HJol him and VINO
up 10 this tine II unknown 10 an 4
negro named joe Horton has been mr.
rested on suspicion. but rho evidence
has not sat been found lo absolutely
connect aim 9Th tuo crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
Attain L,aa o. sehseI.

Savannah. Ga. Dec. N tpeclAl q
ne Press from MeRas says ieAt CO.
onei Ton Eafon. prison comnifslo-
81. attached Professor r Sr1h p
superintendent % The South GsorE.a
coiiega. Wiih q heavy Gaze. infle'ihs
q painfui iaiury or The hs1d Co,oar
basoa VA said % have been aagry
beeante - q Feprimans t4miuiticna.
- Ne Hea ~ FFofrauor stroaieE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
FELLOW PRISONERS SANG.
"eod BE With You" While Turner
Was Being Hanged.

GOD BE With You" While Turner
Was Being Hanged.
San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 26.-Whie
quartet OF prisoners led by Tom
Johnson, a negro serving a sentence
fer assault TO murder, sang Cod Be
With You Till We Meet Again. George
H. Turner, a white man, was hanged
for cutting the throat Of Mrs Elizabeth
Lynch last March In dispute over q
land deal.
Turner's threats to denounce his en-.
emies and create other sensations on
the gallows were not carried out He
only asked Sheriff Tobin to be sure to
fix the knot so that It would break
bis neck.
Il don't want 1t to nurt me-" he said
There were $50 witnesses to the
hanging. among them 25 Texas sher.
ms.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

naiumorv. lac - The Hu4ra'
committee. Rhien was fyfmsd sus,a ~
isF the Hyah iI.aiF Pisa fof tAs 20
organization - ths SsauoafI Ar iAHs
railway uAa promulgated 20 protect
Zoe Interests u The nyt asFrstlnE
Eiockh0ldrft. has sold ne 90 Ja0 shares
IL the minDfity pOO' '0 Ni1I~rjDfi
Williams q Eoat. % Rice uut.i Va
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

iarn'- -. Dec y ne asdguss
%, e. ,Ashs savings tank. ufschsf
lad sgfing ~ Cashier Kahssa bis
assistant " Is Wake a1t bsokkssD
~ b. 4 wHt1sf has pail sspoait0ft
o. gef ssh' r. is claimed nat ever
cert u dr5saI't uili ~ DaA 5afE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
TWO LOSE LIVES BY
ATTACKS OF ROBBERS
Thugs Did Deadly Work And
Made Escapn.
ONE BODY PLACED ON TRACK
Three Men Assaulted In Mississippi
Town and So Far the Police Have
Been Unable to Find any cisw as to
the Assallants.

Columbus, Miss, Dec. &c. Three
highway assaults and robOcrios have
been reported to the police.
Two OF iue Victims. one a white man
and the otIer negro, are now deal
from the assaults, and the third owes
ais life to the mereSt good fortune
The first case was negro, who was
picked up near the hosiery mill, Wi.
his head badly battered and his peck,
e:s r!hed, never regaining conscious.
ness.
The police department was notified
that a man had been run over and
Killed by the Mobile and Ohio train.
Upon investigation Il was found that
the man had bullet hoe and a knife
wound In the breast. The dead man
was identified by a Mr.. FrcderiekSon
as A. r. Holly, whose home Was Scran.
ton. Pa Tde coroners verdict was
that he had been robbed and murdered
and then his body placed on the track
for deception.
The third case vas that ~ MIR. Wells.
who reported to the police that he had
been knocked upon the head In the
same locality. He handed over Ms
pocke,book after having been struck
There Is no ciew TO any OF tae as.
sau,ts AMI murderers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
TO De ELEcTRocUTEo.
Castor ls Sentenced to Die for Murder
ING 4 Policeman.

Columbus. o, Dec. 2G-Common
Pleas Judge Evans court oyerruleI a
motion for new trial Ia the Castor
murder case. and sentenced Castor TO
be electrScuted April g.
Attorneys for Castor will carry tie
case to the Circuit Court. Castor
cruelty murdered Headquarters on
cor Dan Davis on June last while he
was H. the act of arre-tfhg him as he
lcaped from the second story az the
Chapman rrsiIeHco, where he had
committed burglary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
PARENTS WERE BURNED.
In Vain ETor, TO save Their Two
Little Girls.

GNNiN eiFlas
Muucio Ind p,c. ~ Clara and
Mlltrr' T. rts : and 4 years OIL.
daughters Of 80. and Mr. william
Boggs. living near Hoyrrm. V,-r
burned 20 death Mr. and Mrs g. rt
were ~ seriously injured that lry
may DE Mr. BrEEs lnhal,d Gnmcs
ans h horribly b1ihed aboul ne bydy
The family haf been living IN q tent
"a ihe farm % Mr. Lucy Moore Tne
gas stove 10 'se tear hot IRE 10 the
canvas vhls re family wAs ht,eep
The parents s,ra burned Ehlls trJlnE
20 roscue tse.r little girls