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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
BIG STRIKE,
INVOLVING
100000 MEN
German Coal Miners
Have Determined
to Walk Out.
Great Concern Felt as to
the Consequences to
the Empire.
Troops Rushed to the Scene, but
Unions, Themselves, Will Help
to Preserve Order.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE strike of coal
miners, which broke out yesterday, is
the most formidable affair of the kind
that Germany has ever had. There had
been no serious trouble in the coal in
dustry since the strike of 1889, but this
strike far eelipses the one alluded to,
all labor organizations taking part.
whereas in 1899 only the Socialist
unions were concerned. The present
movement has been largely engineered
by the so-cailed Christian unions,
which otherwise oppose the Socialist
element
Commercial and financial classes are
greatly concerned lest the strike should
arrest Germany's recuperation from
the effects of the crisis of 1901. since it
is certain that enforced idleness will
follow in many other Industries unless
the strike. is speedily settled The
Government, too, is deeply concerned,
and the Ministry is keeping the wires
busy in communicating with the mill
tary and police authorities in the min
ing country.
Chancellor Won Bulow had long
consultation on Monday In the Diet
with a Government Commissioner, who
had Just returned from Dortmund.
Al The <fninerS, rsetiffE to deefGe the
question of a strike lasted less than
ten minutes and the decision to order
a strike of 100000 men was made with
out further discussion.
1t is evident that the organized min
ers intend to conduct the strike in
strict obedience to the laws and so
win the sympathy of the people. but
there q hat ind ir-iH
may resort to excesses. The leaders
at to-day's meeting warned the dele
gates against molesting strike break
ers, and it was decided to organize a
police force of miners to assist the
authorities in maintaining order.
Nevertheless the Government is TAX
Ing comprehensive precautions to pre-
vent r1oting. One regiment at Dussel-
dorf already has received orders to
proceed to the mining district and an
other regiment at DeutZ, near Cologne
is moving, while others at Cologne and
Weisel are held in readiness to march
al moments notice
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 16.-The
strike begun to-day in the Putiloff
Iron Works is the result of the re-
fusal of the manager to reinstate four
Workmen who were dismissed for be-
longing to a union and to discharge n
foreman on demands formulated by
the union, which represents twenty in
dustries. The works are idle in all de-
partments.
The Putiloff Iron Works are execut-
ing large Government contracts for
small arms. rapid-fire cannon and To-
comotives. which fact probably will in
duce the authorities to make an effort
for adjustment of the difficulties be-
tween the workmen and their employ
ers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
ROSSEAU' s
PLOT FAILS
IN SEATTLE
Has a
Record ON This
Coast.
Special Dispatch to rh. Call.

SEATTLE, Jan. leicester Ros-,
seau, now under arrest in Philadel-
phia, constructed all Internal machine
in Seattle about three years ago. The
machine was at the time found by the
police in a blacksmith shop, where
some work was being done. on it. 1t
is believed that the dynamiter intend
ed to blow up one of the Pacific liners
sailing from this port.
For several days Rosseau was shad-
owed and it was learned that he was
making another similar machine. He
became aware that he was being
watched and disappeared. The ma
chine which he first made is still in
Seattle. 1t consists of a leadpipe
capped at each end and containing a
against nitro-glycerine which is placed
in one end of the pipe. Detective
Sergeant Arthur Carey of New York.
was in Seattle looking for Rosseau
soon after the internal machine was
found. but got no trace of his where
abouts.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Police off,
cials in this city hope to have posses
sion of Gessler Rosseau, now, under
arrest in philadelphia, by the middle
of the week. Inspector McClusky, chief
OF the Deceive Bureau, asserts that he
has sufficient evidence In the Umbria
Internal machine affair to convict Ros-
seau of a felony and send him to pris-
on for a ten-year term. The inspec-
tor believes also that he can connect
Rosseau with the mysterious disap-
pearance some years ago Of the steam
ship Naronic, in which many lives
were lost.
The disappearance of the steamship
Naronic was one of the mysteries Of
the Atlantic. She was freighter with
nearly 100 men aboard and sailed In
February, 1893, from Liverpool for
New York. The vessel was only one
year old.
From the day she cleared the Mer-
sey no trace of her was found. In the
fall of 1898 Norwegian bark. when
several hundred miles southwest OF the
Azores, picked up parts of the wreck
age of what was believed to be one
of the liners lifeboats. Again in the
summer of 1895 the fate of the Naro-
mic was recalled when a boatman pick
ed up in the Irish channel a bottle that
contained a note as follows:
Struck iceberg; sinking fast: Naro-
mic. fouNG.
Few persons believed the bottled
message was genuine.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Several
physicians, prominent as alientists,
visited Rosseau in his cell to-day to
determine his mental condition. Ros-
seau was not told of the errand of the
visitors but was left to infer that they
were detectives. After the examina-
ton the physicians withdrew and told
CAPTAIN of Detectives Donaghy that
Rcsseau was perfectly sane upon all
points except anarchy and dynamiting.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
POW WERFUL
FOES FIGHT
HARTMAN
Union Pacific Con-
troll the Prize
at Stake.
Special Dispatch to tn. can.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-wall street
heard the rumor to-day that J. Pier>
pont Morgan and James ]. Hill were
secretly conspiring to obtain control of
the Union Pacific from Hartman and
Rockefeller, in retaliation for the lat
ter's grab Of Northern Pacific stock.
Many facts in connection with the
rumor appear suggestive. The most
important is the steady rise in the
price of Union Pacific. from II to 100,
in the face of the determined efforts
of the Hartman party to depress il.
Only within the last ten days have
Hartman and his friends ceased to
throw large blocks of stock on the
market in the hope of breaking it.
1t is now believed, even in the Union
Pacific offices, that the mysterious per-
sons who have taken all this stock
were working for Morgan and Hill.
There is much nervousness where
Hartman has his office. His friends
believe Hill and Morgan will at least
get enough stock to demand the re-
tirement of Hartman from his present
Czarlike control.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
FELLOW SERVANT BILL
NOW LAW IN MONTANA
Railways to Be Held Liable for In
jury. to Employees Caused by
Themselves. n

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 16.-The fell
low servant bill, which was passed
last week by both the House and Sen
ate, became a law to-day. 1t pro-
vides that every person or combina-
ton operating railway or railroad
in this state shall be liable for all
damages sustained by any employe of
such person or corporation In conse-
quence Of the neglect of any other
eniploye or employees thereof or by the
mismanagement of any other empIoye
or employees.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
POOR AIM OF ASSASSIN
SAVES LIFE OF TREPOFF
Three Bullets Fired at Moscow's Late
Police Chief Miss Their
NTary-

MOSCOW, Jan. .16.-The man who
attempted last night to shoot General
Trepoff (recently removed as Chief of
Police) was seized by the railway sta
ton hands and quickly incarcerated.
General Trepoff had been bidding
farewell to Grand Duke Sergius,
whose train was just starting. When
the General reached the doorway and
was about to alight his assailant fired
three shots at close range. Two bull
lets passed into the car and struck a.
notice board in the corridor. The
third shot hit the door beside Trepoff
The name of the would-be assassin
is Poltavatsky, his age Is 19 years, and
he was student at the Commercial
School of Morozoff. The motive of
the attack was revenge for the ex,
pulsion of Poltavatsky's brother for
participation in the Moscow Univer-
sity riots.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Golden State Well Represented in the
First Year Classes at
Ithaca.

ITHACA. N. Y. Jan. 1s.-The an
nual register of Cornell University
shows the following men from Califor-
MIA IN the first year classes:
Harold Lukens Doolittle, Pasadena
(mechanical engineering); Winfield
Hale, Los Angeles (agriculture) Wal
ter Jacob Hanna, Berkeley (civil en-
gineering(; Arthur Raymond Keith,
Oakland Veterinary; Ralph Fenton
Wyckoff, South Pasadena (civil engi-
neering); Frederick William Wood,
Berkeley Veterinary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
MRS. DUKE SAID TO HAVE
LEFT NEW YORK CITY
Departs From Her Hotel Saying That
She Had Been Hounded
to Death.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-After Mrs.
Rrodie l.. Duke had suddenly disap.
peared from the Union Square Hotter
in this city to-day, woman VINO salu
she was Mrs. Duke called up the no
fol NV telephone and notified the man
arement that she had left New YORK
CITY. She refused to say where she
was staying. but declared that ne sne
would send for her baggage which nao
been left at the hotel. When asked
why she had left the hotel so sudaen-
ly she declared that "she had oeen
bounded. to death and wanted 70 get
away" -
Mrs. Duke has been lndlcteu IN
Texas on a charge of obtaining money
by false pretenses, and d warrant for
her arrest is reported to be in the
mails on the way to New York CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
MUST CHANGE HIS NAME
TO WIN SWEETHEART
Augustus Bumgardiner Asks State to
Make Him "Gardiner'' So She
VIII Marry Him.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. 16.-
Representative Newell of Central
Falls presented a bill in the Assembly
to-day to have the name of August
Bumgardiner changed to August
Gardiner. Representative Fitzgerald
explained to the members that Bum
gardiner had courted a girl, who had
consented to marry him provided he
changed his name.
"She won't stand for the first syIla-
ble,' said Fitzgerald, but she will
marry him as soon as he gets rid
of It."
The House passed the bill and sent
It to the Senate
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
MORNONS WILL NO LONGER
HOLD CLASSES IN SCHOOLS
Will Discontinue the Use OF Buildings
for the Teaching of
Religion.

SALT. LAKE, Utah, Jan. 16.-The
first presidency of the Mormon church
to-day issued formal and positive in
structions to the presidents of stakes,
bishops and superintendents of classes
In religion. forbidding further use of
public school buildings for the teach
many places in Utah the classes in re-
ligion have been regularly held In
school buildings and recently there has
been strong agitation against the
practice
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
RATTL LESNAKE STEAKS
FOR GOTHAM EPICURES
REPTILE Farm" to Supply New York
GrillrOOTnS With a DeliCaCu,
Special Dispatch to The Call.

hope to harvest not less than 5000 rat
tiers the first year, and will begin oper-
ations as soon as the snakes make
their appearance in the spring"
The locality of the farm" is ideal for
its purpose From time immemorial the
vicinity of the Niagara gorge and
whirlpool has been the haunt of the
North American rattlesnake. the
largest of its kind. The rattlesnakes
are good navigators, and cross and re-
cross the river near it's widest rapids.
Hunt says the flesh of the rattle
snake is not unlike that of roasted
sucking pig-white and exceedingly
palatable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

BUFFALO, n. Y. Jan. ia farm
of twenty acres near the Niagara Gorge
has been purchased by Perry r. Hunt
of New York City, who declares his in
tention to establish a rattlesnake ranch
and raise reptiles for the New York
restaurant market. He says that there
is a growing demand in the Manhattan
cafes for the flesh of the RATHER.
1T has been served in a few places
for some two years." he said and the
increasing demand justifies me in max
ing this venture. Naturally the supply
is limited, and prices are very high. L
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
BOY PLAYS
MARVELLOUS
BILLIARDS
Hoppe Defeats
the " eteran
Schaeffer.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 16.-Willie
Hoppe. the boy billiardist, scored the
highest average of his career in de-
feating Jacob Schaeffer, the worlds
billiard champion, in the first block of
400 points in their match at eighteen
inch balk line billiards tonight. win
ming by 400 to 127, Hopes, high run
being 169.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
ARMSTRONG TO LEAVE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Assistant Secretary Will Accept an
Important Business Position
In New York

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-It is
learned from a high source that Rob
ert b. Armstrong, assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, who is in charge of
customs, has indicated to the Presi-
dent and to Secretary Shaw his pur-
pose to resign to accept an important
business position in New York. IT IS
understood that Armstrong; resigna-
ton will take effect on March &
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
r,rainmen viii Not Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Unof-
ficial returns from the vote cast by
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad indicate that there will be
no strike.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
MARCONI TO MARRY
ITALIAN PRINCESS

His Engagement to the Youngest
Daughter of Francesca Rus
poll Reported.
ROME, Jan. 16.-Signor Marconi OF
wireless telegraphy fame, according to
the Patria, is engaged to marry Prin-
cess Miacinta Ruspoli, aged 21 years.
the youngest daughter of Prince Fran.
cesco Ruspoli. master of the holy hos
pice, high hereditary church title.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
THE THEArERs.

ALCAzAR-''The Girl and the Judge"
CALIFORNIA-"The Kerry Cow"
.COLUMBIA-'.A Country Mouse"
CENTRAL - "A Working Girls
Wrongs
CHCTES-Vaudevill
FISCHER 'S-Vaudeville
GRAND-''The Silver Slipper"
LYCEUM-Vaudeville.
LYRIC HALLIBURTON Holmes Lsc
ture.
ORPHEUM-Eaud
TIVOLL-''Lucia.''
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
YACHT ATLANTIC WINS.

In the sailing contest Across the At
Tantie, IN which yachss ownei BY several
nations participated, 10 b fitting % note
that the American yacht Atlantic broke
oil sailing records for that distance and
retains the lanreis for fast schooner yachts
on this eide Of the ocean ~ well - for
single stiekeTs-
iI may be that Capt. Charlie Barr's
tine handling had grrst deal 10 do With
the Atlantic winning the German EN-
peroF's cup, but this yacht has previously
shown great speed especially on = reach
where her length aud easy form count for
a great deal. She II OF steel construction
ls4 feet over all. designed by Gardner x
Cox, and owned by Wilson Marshall, Of
the n Y Yacht club. The second test
was Ihe German schooner yacht Ham
burg. designed by q. L. Watson, of Eng
land, which x&s about day longer in
covering tie distance than the Atlantic
The Atlaniic's time ~ss / days, ID hours,
% minutes
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
DECORATION DAY OBSERVED

ISzoratlon dAy Pas-%-f S'th out ans
genera oh-sFyau,r oy Jisr CITIZENS. tui a
feW gathered Al The p.,-t1'iir- and Jo1k
The t.AHVer Of fisNerS that TAI t--,-n -.-UI
lherr. ont o. Ihe cemetery and ~Ith -
sample sori- q tFibute gsaii 'iia--- iylnx
there. TIC dpWers Nsrr reV~rsnIIy .AI8 pH
tllr Erases 81 b,th ni-n ausi CoRis-..TAl-
-,.-i.vr-. after = hICb sii r~-z---tnt'-.-i ard
is,,rU-i T. LAp- AMI thea r.tgTUe-i
houa-. L = slHl=t Fs'L-;ls - - ile
rAnks .hiunInS oGG - iA-;-oHis fIur
four have h-en la4l a-Ay from th-- ON
mgEsty. ''E--tui--ess IN Paes-
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
FIsE AssoRTMEST SHOES.

GO IN Penney 4 Brsnning's when in
neei of shoes. They have the finrrs
Shoes and the lsrgrst as-,Timeut that has
ever b.en shown ia TitusviiIe
Ladies shoes from the Sl 30 house shoe
10 the tinest Queen Quality s. % shoe
Infants aud ehildren's shoes from 80
cents upwaTts
Mems sho~s from tie 81 81 work shoe
tO the finest that money can buy-EiNi in
CiApp al 81 80 and 81 ~.
tiayIng q complete stock, any siEe YOU
naay want. we have a.
Mail orders promptly flied.
PENSES & BRANNIN,.
The ClOghIers and FuEnishers,
ntnsviiie, FlA-
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
WILL CELEBRATE

Tusville will hold grand Fourth of July celebration
this year Every effort possible will be put forth make
this the grandest national celebration and the greatest
demonstration ever witnessed on Indian river.
The events that will the intense interest
follows Horse Racing, Boat Racing, Gun Shoot,
Match Game of Base Ball closing the days great ceebra
ton with Grand Ball night in the Ttusville Opera
House. Full particulars, list of prizes excursion
etc. will be announced in these columns next week
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
TrTUsvILLE. FLA FRIDAY. JUNE q 1905.
MoNpAY, JrxE 5. leos.

Natarzl oOloged linen, "a inches side,
regular price IS end 20 e~nts per yard,
special IS cents-
White linen table dznask, O. inches
side. guaranteed pare hnen, worth IS
cents yard, special - CENTS
MerOeFiEed linen table dansask, 81 inch
- vide, worth So eeuts yard, special
Large linen dinner napkins. beautiful
designs. worth 81. 50 per dozen, special
s. cents.
Unbleaehed sea island domestic, yard
side, Il yards for 81 90, best grade OF
Lonsdzie. l2 ards for 81 %.
ChildreR's pAESSols. all silk with three
ruffles, in all cOlors, worth 81 so, special
81 10; also another LOT made Of GercrTizesi
silk With Persian borders. worth $l00, at
. special price Of 65 CENTS.
Orgsndies aud Persian lawns ai = great
sacrifice.
White merceEized madras, former price
50 cents, beautiful designs, special =
cents
Dotted swiss. in endless variety of dots,
worth IS eeats, special 10 cents.
AmoskrSx checked ginghams. pink,
blue and brown checks, guaranteed IAsI
color, II yards Tor 81 90.
FiO~eTed silk ongSndles, the very --latest
for midsummer wear, worth - cents 8
yard, special IS cents.
Ladies aP-tO-date tailor made shiTi
waists, made Of lawns and hAtistes, plain
white, figures and stripes, former price
81. p, special 9S cents
Mail orders promptly FLIED on any cI
JULIUs KLINE.
TtfusNtil.a kls
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
FIoHrING RUST MITE.

Mr. VI. SSms, Of Courtenay, has teen
fighting the rust mite oi late With q dry
spray of sulphur powder, ~hich l. sp-
piled while the dew Is on the leaves Oi
the orange trres, or during q light show
er, with = Jumho dusteF and bIoSeT,
both Of which are operated by gasoline
engine Of about one honse power. lie
says the rus, mite with him is NOR e than
he has ever kno~n before, hut that he
tnds the sulphur dry spray very effective
for erAdicaIing Ihr mite.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
SNAKE AND CHINA EGG

Mr.. l. A. Coleman brought To THE
STAR Office saturday 4 chicken snake
Atogi seven feet long that han swallowed
. china nest esg about i~o dAys tetore
strange to saw sh'ie ~e ven eycinR the
snskc iI managed io fou< the eszz ap Into
its thFoat and in one herole struggle sue
csseied IN ei-eIing the offensive Ar;8eir
froGn its JAss- Mr.. Coleman had s-ea
several chicken snakes heretofore that
had sSallOEsd china BesG rEg- but tins
xAs Ihe first instance wh~ru the snake
had ssIcepeSissi IN Tiddins Itself of the r.,x
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
SHOW AT OPERA HOUSE.

TIE young people Of Cocoa and Rock
ledge will Presrnt the thrr~-act comedy.
Capt. Rackett." at tile TitusyiIle opera
house Thursday evening, June sth- Doors
OPrn at 80, performance begins at 500
Tickets for sale n Penney & BrAnuinE's.
Rrs-TSed seais, 80 cents; general adnlis-
SION. IS cents; children, y cents-
We Iespeak q full house for our Cocos
friends feeling sure that our people will
he highly pleased with the play.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching in the TisussiIle Methodist
church next Suadsy morning, June 4th,
at IL a. IN. by Rev. w. +. ShOemakes, OF
Ttnsyille. The service for Cocoa at
night has been csncelied-
Rev. J. b. Hawk Gill preach at City
Point Sunday, June Ith. at 1890 O'Clock.
A hearty invitation is extended 10 ali To
attend He will preach at the II. Psuls
Methodist church, Eau Gallie, At 7-3O
p. IN Epxorth league devotional meet
ing ~ill pFecede the evening service At
Fan Galhe.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
NEGRO SHOT.

4 negro by the name Of John Willis
EA- arrested under the charge of beating
hls NAy on nOuhbOund train SS Thurs
day morning OEing ~ his trying tO run
away he was shot At by the marshal aud
deputies, Nbo mistook him 81 tirst for the
escAps-i convict from pele-Pine One
Of the bullets strurk hIm ia the right side.
6ut luckily only made a flesh EOuBd.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
PROMOTED.

Cart A. III. Johansen, keepeF 1t the
hoass Of refuge al Lemon CITY just north
of Miami, has Just been Promo'sd 81 the
eapsainey Of the lie saving crrS al >saili-
hans Island, Charleston, = & CaI'tAin
lohansen - one oi the most abe aud eoEHi-
pssena hEe savers On shr coAst and on
srcoanl Of this efficiency Sas Prousoisi
20 ths mosl important station GA Ihe
whole southern orASI
The Florida star., 1905-06-02

AbJut - A-rss Of god high and on
she at sr 0ozao sit. af tie Indian rlser
Al The SArrUEr. tr-Tit-Si - EisOsn lot
No. 3 srcT.Sn B5. Ai-1 .OE ~ p -rethss.
-, II la u.fIIp u sDuIa Tanzr - uAsg
Tbs i&nd a. gnlmprOSoi bot nbrIy 40
Gated For further particulars aidFezs
r. VI Los.
brucktOa. hA.s.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
LATEST Ms IND INCIDENTS.


sasss~rs - xsssr>ss rh.s Ar. H-pps-i.s
Arsssd rs~a.
FGrai<hed sooms ss Mrs. Dodson'a
Mr. J. T. Masuie d noe tn charse Of
the delivery wason for the ice factory.
Mn. T. W. Hall . wishing her sister.
Mrs- ,. NJ. sAsSers. ~ Coooa, this week.
Excursions 20 the beach. Party Of ten
orie~. $50. CommanIesae With C. =.
ffscher.
Some very zne wsterueloss have been
seen In town the past lev days, bus the
prices are hs'd away up.
Mr. VIII Ia. Gleason. Of EAa GalIie. Was
In So Augustine on some important basi-
ness Wednesday and yesterday.
Miss Lena Mendel returned home yes
t@rdsy afternoon frou,a weeks yisit with
her brother, Mr.. r. C. Mendei, in Day
soas-
Mayor Rollins expects 90 leave in few
days Cor visit b Savannah, and from
there will 60 10 Fayetteville. n. c.. ior 8
short stay,
Mr.. o. X. Wood. Of Stuart. wbo has
been quite III for the past month, Is much
better and Is able % give some attention
90 his large Pineapple plantation.
Mr.. and Mrs- Geo. VI. Robbins. Master
Rnins and Baby Doaglas sent 10 Winter
Park Wednesday. II Is said that Rnius
may enter Rollins college the coming
term.
Mr.. @. J. Denham expects to leave
Sunday for Augusta, Ga. where he will
join Mrs. Deaham snd spend his three
weeks vacation. 70 return home about
the 26th inst
Trsnsienss aud the travelling public,
when In Titusvilis. are invited TO try Al
pine Cottage, centrally located. excellent
sahis, reasonable rates Mn- Kate
Myers. pFOpristsess-
Judge Jones and family arrived home
che first Of this week from DeIAhd and
their friends here are pleased 10 see them
at home once more. Miss Annie has heT
cousin, Miss Jennie DSiBose. with her foI
q visit
Mr.. w. 8. Norwood returned home
Wednesday night from his visit Of several
wosks' duration mp in GeOrE'A. Ths
change Of location and scene has - EOnghI
. xondeYiul improvement ia his health
He 10 nox restored 10 his former self.
The heaviest shower Of the season came
from the north and northeast yesterday
morning accompanied by vivid lightnins
and heavy peAIs Of thunder, showing thai
this place xss the center Of the lOca
storm. The wind blew with great vio
tence st she same time.
Archdeacou h. r. Brown, Of Orlando
xas visiting among his many friends Ia
nsnsxille thIs week. He teld service "a
81. GabFiels church Sunday evening. ana
returned home "Wednesday. During hI'
say here he wAs the guest Of Col. and
Mrs.. T. 7. welmoTe-
Mr.. John ToOle, Nho has bern aPPoi1t
I'd 10 the position Of mad Supervisor iOr
ths 3. = Z. railway o. oil the vacancy
s-ansed by the resignation of Mr. vi. Nee
nan, is nov located heT.- The ne~
supsryisnr. ACCOMPANIED by Rad MAstei
J. j. o. 'BTien, arrived IN town ON Iass
dav
The Florida star., 1905-06-02
NEGRO CONVICT ESCAPES

One Of abe usgro opnvicts a. the PItt-
cheti camp at neiezpine made god hts
escAE-e Monday sfieTnOon oy running
ssas from the guard Nhile OgI IN the
Soods- hls name il Henry Williams
and be had about year yet TO serve IL
l. said shaI he ran of IA ~p1IheTiy d.
The Florida star., 1905-06-02

kitehes sAf-s - :, rnAshyFocf s. -
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