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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-26

FOR sALE--My Thoroughbred White wyan-
dottes are prolific winter layers and fine fable
fowls-just the kind you want. SLIGO per sett-
ing. Drop me postal | win deliver them to
any part OF the city. John W. Roberts South
Barre. et96
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-26
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

FOR SALE Full blood S. @. 4. i. Red. Cy-
piers strain, best for laying and fancy stock.
Deep Red. 75c per setting. H. L. Averill q
90. att
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A tandem bicycle, Inquire at
Standard Electric Co.'s for particulars. S5t6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
MUST NOT TRY TO
WORK INFLUENCE
Officers Seeking to Do so Will be
Debarred From Service or Pro.
motion Thus Scight.
Ny Associated ,press.)

OYSTER pay. .uIyi7.-An import.
ami order was issued pnight by prcsi,
dent Roosevelt annopcing the policy
hereafter to be followed by the adj.
minisiraton in the lfiking of appoint,
mcnts or promotions in the military
branch of the government.
The President oycrs that if any of.
flcer of The armynr navy hereafter
specially solicils influences, aside
from the records his service, ON lilc
in the war or ivy departments. in
order to obtainbromoiion or assign.
meni, lie shallhc debarred thereby
from the advaIfmcnl Of detail which
he is seeking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
ARE HELD BACK BY
MURKY WEATHER
only One Yacht in Recent Contest Has
Left Hampton Roads Home.
ward Bound.
(Ry Assncintnn nross

NORFOLK. VA. july 7-rho yoon,
sunshine, owned by S. S. Fontoinc p,
u" I'ro"klyn Yacht Club. is Tho only
"e OF the visiting craft that has vGct
l'SSe" on of the capes on The bomn.
wrd sail. Murky weather nj tho o,no.
l'sVehIed the identity of this crort In
~ definitely established whom eho
haded into The sea.
Lack of wind ana nnrovorah,o
w''hef conditions have causcd tho
ra''ihder of the fleet To remain IL
impt"n Roads AMI it is now nron
"e 'haf The sloop Charlotte. owpnd
. u. NJ Mount. Of the nrookIvn
".'i Cub ana the Norfolk sloop
.R'ta' owned by G. c. Cobb. of no
hnp'oh Roads Yach, Club, will sail
match race tomorrow afternoon
n the inicr-Atlantic rcgc,ta Julv 4
y Sasita defeated the Charlotte hv
'p''' TWO minutes, although sho !.
:" lhirty-eight footcr. Considcr.
az rivalry has developed bot wncu ~,
''eiS OF the two vessels and tho
re is looked forward TO with cro,,
'rreS' by local and visiting yachts.
N. '''itH-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
DITORS CLOSE
JOINT MEETING
Y'"'a and North Carolina Press
Ssoc'at'ons Complete FraternaJ
convention Held in AsheviIIe.
(Ry Associated Press ,

silEvlLLE. N. C., july Tn,
yihia-North Carolina Press Asso
cons convention came to n closc
,sht with q smoker, following =
,l"ot at the Keniworth Inn. and
passage of resolutions of tban,,e
tl'izehS OF Asllevillc fm, the ON.
nihmcnl provided for them
brief address II. NJ. Phillins =,
ilHh' me newly elected president
fh carolina Association, tho Joint
fc'''i"n was declared to bo Tho
successful in the history of tho
citation. The reports during thc
p"s meetings, he said, showed
Scd progress of North coro,i,,
nalism.
Iuay the members OF tho two nc.
'tiohs went on an excursion IN
hcsvillc, twcnty.ciglit miles out
ne Murphy branch, on n spcciaI
furnished by the Southern rail.
at that city the citizens VOL. |
pa the visitors in a most hosnit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
mnt'ne,rs Have Succeeded in
tludiag Gallant and yiglIant
Black Sea Fleet.
TORPEDO BOATS AFTER THEM
tension in the Caucasus is on the
Increase and Great Fear of Influence
Of Mutinous Crews is Felt-Turbu.
lent EeIements Excited over Re.
cent Turn of Events-Bomb Throw,
tBy Associated Press ,

ST PETERSBURG, July 7.-2:30 a
ih'-According to the latest reports
me kniaz Potemkine has escaprd her
purs'iers and is still at large i'm Tho
6'ack Sea with the torpedo boat die.
s'royer Semtivy and the Black Sea
heet not ON her trail There is lit,lc
'o"pt 'hat She is heading for uoti
vi hato'nm. but no dispatches from
e''la. place had been received nm ia
c'ock this morning.
Tension in the Caucasus.
Adviees received by The Associatcd
rress Indicate that the tension is in.
ereasins IN the Caucasus. where ,hc
turbulent elements are excited over
reports regarding the condition of Tho
Meet increasing the fear thai IN,
arrival of the Kniaz potcmkine nj :,
caucasian port will have the eTrc,
oi pouring oil on the smouldorinr
flame. 10
y llnnlt .nfni tI"......-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
case TO b, Tried Before United
States District Judge Cochran :,
in Federal Court.
NOT GIVEN "A SQUARE DEAL"
'"'' Is Ground for Action by the
court-oened Equal Protection of
the Law by the Scott County Court,
Learned Wearcr of the Ermine
oeclares-Assumes Jurisdiction.
dy Associated Press,

NASHVILLE, KY, July Caleb
lowers is to be tried IN The United
o''''S c"nris for completely i'm tho
murder of William Gncbcl at Prnn,.
hr'' This was settled here to,lny
when United States District Judrn
o'"hian announced thar he would take
jurisdiction in The case, MS had bocp
'c'l'' sled by attorneys for Powers
Judge Cochran's opinion sustains
i"wrrS motion for Il writ of hahcos
'"'I'N" l" transfer The custody of him
from the State TO the United States.
Ground for Finding.
me ground on which thc cour,
makes lis finding is that. from tho
petition for removal and transcrint
III me record in the State co,rts n
appears that the defendant has bcen
anu IS being denied the euual nrotoc.
U :" rf's't' 4" -Inmr,,- hu thn Scott o,,,,
l.Apneals because of section oSI or 10
!! criminal code. as construed bv that
court .''"'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, sAruKDAY july : 7oo5

OF Edwin S. Holmes. associate sta
| ti"ticihns. who was suspended some
hays ago. will he announced by Sccrc
tary Wilson today in connection with
The report of the secret service
agents.
There is the hest of authority ;,
me I'ost says, for the statement that
ne report will show that the charges
oil Richard CheaLham. of Atlanta.
secretary OF the Southern Cotton
Growers Association, that the figures
re'ative TO the cotton crop were not
ohiy manipulated for the purposc nf
nhcciing the market at different times
p'it they were given out i'm advance
i"' use III II speculative way by n
broker III Now York. Tho secret
service agents found that Holmes had
neon growing immensely wealthy in
Il low years, while receiving n snoII
government salary. 1t is allcrod ,ho,
nc ~ p"ilIins large apartment house
III washington; that he conducts n
millinery store in New York in port-
hership with one Moses Half: that no
OWLS real estate In cities outside of
washington and IL large farm :, :,
State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
LEAKAGE REPORT
in WILSON'S HANDS
investigation of irregularities In Pre-.
paration and Publication of Cot.
ton Figures is Completed.
tny Associatel prsa..n

WASHINGTON. d. c., July -
The long expected report of Tho secre+
service officers who investigated tha
c'iarses of irregularities in the nra.
lf'r"'ion and publication of govern.
ment cotton crop reports preferred hv
fichard Chcathem, secretary of ths
Cotton Growers Association bos heon
paced in the hands of Secretary vii.
son.
when seen today Secretary Wilson
reused to give any inlimatiou ne n
me results OF The Investigation ~.
w''a' action he proposes to take hnt
SAID that the whole matter womb =,
made public tomorrow. JIn 1ooIoraI
mat nothing would be withhold Tha
rasc, he said, had assumed Tho na,,ra
u u scandal and he proposed 10 eivs
me public every shred of informo,ion
he had
IN connection with the giving ont
u inc report, it is understood tb,t
ne announcement will bio mad 80
complete reorganization of The sta.
i$ticans' office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
COURTS TO AID OF
THE STANDARD OIL
associate Justice Greene, of Kansas
supreme Court, Holds State Re.
t'nery Bill Unconstitutional.

~ ENA' kAS.. July THE law
.' ny 'in legislature last winter
apPr"priating silOOO0 to bnild an IN.
'cpehdeni oil refinery NJ Perm w,.
quay declared unconstitutional bv thn
,n,'''1 '"i''c''le Court, in an opinion
na,,,, ".ai nv Assnciaie Justice Greene
pc'''. eil'lary IN connection with !, Il,
y, VOCATION of the State costitu,ion
which declares: - WI
nc stale shall never be a party
i y, earyins on any works of internal
TIC construction and operation Of
;, wn,, 'r''herS' ii is said, would be
WORK oil Internal improvements
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
MAY TAiE TAFT
OF PANAMA LID
Not Unliky That Administration of
AffairWilI be Transferred to
state Department.
BY Associated Press.)

OISfR BAY. N. Y, July 1T
is noi!lnlikcly that the administra.
iion affairs in connection with the
conslction of the Panama canal may
he thsferred from the war to the
STATE department.
SIC Elihn Root indicated his ac-
cculce OF the Presidents tender
ofje sccrctaryshib of state, the
pFdcnt has had the matter of the
tlsier under consideration. 1t is
kwn that Secretary Taft would he
&c willing to be relieved of tho
possibility attendant upon the di.
:tion of the canal affairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08

''''c manner. afor'ling them Il drive
over tn" most picturesque portions
Of he country.
The following are the ot,icnra
elected:
virginia Association-p rcsil,n. 70
a. James. Danviilc. Va: yicc.nrn.i
aeht' {. l'. Camper. Eincas,Ic vo
secretary. j. l.. Hart. Tar,nvillr vo !.
treasurer, Il. II. l,cazlcy, south nos.
WI historian, Miss BERTHA GRAY Rob.
inson. Orange; executive e,n
,'''''e' ~ T.. Rowe. Frc,Icricks.
h'irs; w. Mcdonald .cr. Irvin..
ION; G. ID. Dcnit. Salem; ~ n
br'ad'l"s. West Point: George q
"ro'h' Clifton Forge; delegates IN
Nh,'"i'hl l:disIurial Associ;llion N u
Lewis. liarrsinburg; A. s cr,,o,.
'i'''rF county; &. ID. Dcnit, Snicm.
w. r. I.cath. Newport News. ,,tor
mates. {. j. Campbell, Amherst hr,,,.
.y"h' Rclair: l.. II. WaddilI Dan.
vic; j, II. Lindsay. Charloitesvillo.
recommended for national cxocu,ivn
w. S. Copeland.
north Carolina Assnciatiop-pro.
"eh'' X, NJ. Phillips, Raleigh. n a.
II. l.assitcr Smi,hn,,.,
~ c. secretary. j. Is. Sheriff. cnm
cord, N. G. '
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Unreasonable Rates.
BY Associated press.)

AUGUSTA, GA, July THE inter
state commerce commission today
heard the plaintiffs side in the case
of j. l.. Quinby, VS.. the Clyde Steam
snip company, involving alleged I'M
reasonable rates on cotton mill pro
ducts, between lower South Carolina
and New England points. Tho mem
bcrs OF tho commission tonight for
points In The peach growing district
to take further testimony in the case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
MIR. Swanson at fredericksburg
(SpccInl to inc nnIlv rras.

II ~ r''trTy TTrsS,1
RICHMOND, VA, July Con.
sreSSi'lah swanson addressed large
crowd at Fredericksburg tonight and
was literally applauded. lie said vir.
s'"a NEEDED a business governor and
nc would be one if elected. Colonel
wizard and Judge Mann. he said.
''au moth been in the legislature for
yf''ts ana neither had done anything
Tor The reforms they are now adyocat,
ing. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Serious Charge is Denied.

NEW YORK, July 7.-William J
Dealy, superintendent of the Com
mcrcial News department Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, AM
David H. Mitchell, manager of TIT
special wire bureau of the same con
pany, today made aflidavits, sworn (
before notary public. denying n piIl
lishcd statement charging the Wcstd
Union Telegraph Company will 81
ing racing information to pool room}
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Fresh Air and Food for Men.

wafer provisions and fresh nil,
were supplied TO the members of The
ehrased crow. who are alive.
Ihe submarine was being SLOWLY
lowed into shallow water, when soma
III me cables snapped, the boat remain.
ing suspended in perpcndiculor n,.i-
non hei'i by a cable from French iup
Efforts are hring made 10 fix gran.
mus IONS, An Itnli.n tug has -.
left Paris 'oday for lhzerta. Tn,-'.m,
Investigate the cause Of the sinkn,sJ
Il tie 81, marine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
OFFICERS GET THE
DEATH SENTENCE
All Poles and Jews in Army at Front
Said to Be in a Mutinous
State.
(Ry Ansoclnrcd I,ress ,

LONDON, July S,-The Toxic cor
respondent OF The Daily Telegraph dc.
cli'res that General I.incviich has sen
fenced several officers to death for
circulating scditious circulars AMI ~,
me authority of the papers Japanese
correspondent at Moi, Japan. it as
Ser's mat all Poles and Jews in Line
Ni'ch's army are mu,inous ana ore
constantly slrcnderins >en a.
of the Japanese.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
BARON eusEN ARRIVES.
Successor to cassin and Russian
Peace PIenipotentiary.
U2y Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July -
Baron Roscn. who will succeed Count
Cassini as ambassador of Russia 10
the United States, and who comes to
this country in the dual role of ,liplo-
matte representative AMI one of the
Russian Observation-Disclosures TO the peace
conference, reached Washington to-
day. He will remain in Washington
for not more than two or three days.
during which an appointment will he
made for the presentation of his ere
dentials Ia the President.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
PREACHER ROASTs
SMOKERS OF WEED
very Fumes of Burning Tobacco an
incentive to immoral and Per.
nIcious Conduct
NRy AssocInied rro.s

'> r."' COL, July Tile board
~ control of the Epworih I.cag,,c hos
''''re' INC selection of n meotin.
pace Tor the next biennial convcn,inn
to the executive commit,cc u,n,a"
may defer its announcement for siy
months Columbus. o., ana njrminv
name A'a.' are sail to he The leading
candidates.
fhe very fumes of burning tobacco
are an Incentive immoral perpicio,s
1"nu"c' said Robert l.. Rcamy, of
l"i'imore, in his address nj Central
PRESBYTERIAN church today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
strikers to Picket Stores AGAIN.
Dry AssocIotn1 uro,

CHICAGO, July ALARMED over
me large number of dcsortions from
lne'r ranks and the increasing de.
among their members
me department store drivers hayesdc-
c'acd to resume pickcting tomorrow
at all of the departments involved in
me strike The unions entire force
comprising over 600 men will bo "a,
CURED to do picket duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Rich Gift From John d
(By Associated pros.

CLEVELAND, O., July IA baskct
on potatoes, in each one of which was
''''"c''uea iive.dollar gold piece, was
presented here to Rev. Charles 4
: ra'"h' ID. d., of Euclid Avenue Ban.
l'sl church. of which John d. Rookie.
iel'er IS a member. Mr.. Rockefeller
attended the presentation and is said
to have been the donor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
NovoRossYsK, RUSSIA. July /

NOVOROSSYSK, RUSSIA. July -
The Black Sea fleet arrived here to-
night and will sail southwark. The
authorities have placarded the town
recommending the people not to so
upon the streets should the Kniaz Po-
temkinc appear.
Novorossysk is at the head of the
Novorossyk Bay. on the northeast
coast OF The Black sea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Inflated Farfadet Brought TO
Surface and Fresh Air Supplied
to Imprisoned Men.
IN PERPENDICULAR POSITION
While Being lowed to Shallow Water
Gable Snapped and Boat Proceeds
to Stand on End-Trying to Fix
Graphing Irons to HulI-wiI lnves.
tigate the Disaster
Cry Associated prcss.)

rARlS, JULY 7.-Thc ministry of
marine issued ii communication his
evening saving that the combined rf
i'rfs OF French AMI German salvage
compares succeeded this afternoon in
bringing To The surface The submarine
"''i' farihdet, which sank Thursday
morning nj the entrance to the port Of
Sldi AbdaIlah. Tunis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
WAS TURNED DOWN.
mr. meredith's Proposition overwhelm.
" Defeated by Richmond como,tit.s

tfy Associated press)
h'Ci'MoND, VA, July by an
overwhelming vote the city Democratic
committee tonight declined ia ,ccada
20 'hc request made by C. V. Meredith
Vhal a committee of three name one
,'''se III each precinct for the primary
august -. This proposition was made
:" insure a fair primary The commit.
.'e adopted plan instead allowing
'"c candidates affected to make the
selection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
President at Ashbury Park.

e ASllBURY PARK, n. j., July IA
lhrowd of 10000 persons, which turned
nut to welcome President Roosevelt.
made Friday. the closing day of The
National Educational Association, the
most impressive of all the great cdlca.
tional meetings. The Duties of tho
Rich" WINS the subject matter of the
speech which the President delivered
to the educators.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
order Restored in Theodosia.

TilEODOSlA. CRlMl2A, July T.
The reports sent from Odessa to Lon
don newspapers, regarding the bonn
bardment of Theodosia. are untrue.
Order is fully maintained in the town
by the troops. Before leaving rhco-
dosia the Kniaz Poiemkire sighted II
British collier, which she followed
seward. and from which she took n
quantity of coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
ENGLisHMEN WIN SHIELD.
Seventh New York Regiment Defeated
in Rifle Contest.
(Dy Associated Prcss.)

(Dy Associated prcSs.)
BlSLEY CAMP, ENGLAND, July
THE Westminster Volunteers won
the Howard Shield today, defeating the
Seventh regiment of New York team
by the narrow margin OF ten points
after the closest competition ever
seen mt Bislcy. The IInglishmen won
by their superiority mt long range.
The score was Westminster. 400;
American, l,iS0.
Tho Americans were given the
hcartiest send off when the shooting
was over. They were escorted 10 the
train proceeded by band.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Philadelphia Official Bounced
(By Associated press.)

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Gic
p. Pierre. chief of the bureau ofy
property, resigned today at the rfSt
of Director of Public Security u
Tho resignation will take eff III
once. Pierre is accused of foV-
ing bills for city work withouPper
investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
MAY convoke Assembly.

ST. PETERSBURG, July THE re-
ports current today tend to confirm
the advises of the Associated Press
that the Emperor is prepared to go
to the Gramclin md issue n mani
festo summoning representatives Of
the people
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Investigating Mutiny on transport.

SEBASTOPOL, July IA naval
magistrate is investigating mitiny
OH the transport Prout.
One hundred and fifty sailors of the
Pront have been imprisoned in the
fortress here and tho others are still
on board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Inhabitants Are Returning.

THEODOSIA. July IA Russian
cruiser has arrived TO protect the town.
The inhabitants who fed while the
Kniaz Potemkinc was in port are re-
turning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
up to the Black Sea Fleet.

ODESSA. July Vice Admiral
Chouknin has telesraphcd the COVER
nor general of Odessa that the Black
Sea fleet has been ordered to capture
or destroy the KniaZ Potemkinc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
No Bail for eaynor and Greene.
(By Associated press.)

MONTREAL, July An applica-
ton for bail for Mcssrs. Gaynor and
Greene was refused today by Judge
Ouimct, Of the Court of Kings bench.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
lYNcHING IN KENTUCKY.
Negro RiddIed With Bullets in Rail.
road Coach.

n'y Associated prcss.)
LOUISVILLE. KY. July IA spc.
clai to the Times from shelbyville
Ky, says:
Lon heard negro who had been
'''eS'co on The charge of assuIting
MIS- Chester Crawford. of NORMANDY
""' 3ic"ed al that place this after
noon. lie was taken from Taylorsvillc
10 Shclhyvillc, but when the train mr..
rived at Normandy a mob of ahout
twenty-five men entered The dov ,.nan,,
ana riddled Beard with huIic,s ms he
sat in his seat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
Fear Knlaz Rotemklne.

YALTA, CRIMEA, July 7.-Intense
excitement prevails here. due TO the
fear that the Kniaz Potemkine will
lombard the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
HOLMES WILL BE
REMOVED TODAY
Associate statistlcian Has Been
Growing Rich on Small Salary,
Say Detectives.
lny Aaaociated Press.l

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July s.
The Post today says that as n result
OF the investigation of the charges
involving the cotton statistics Of tho
department of agriculture the removal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08
That Is Charge Upon Which John
I-um. Manchester Citizen,
Was Arrested.
RESULT OF A MURDER TRIAL
M'n's Wife Was Witness in Case Of
Mrs. Shepard K. Smith, Charged
With Beating Her Child to Death,
and Lawyer for Defense AssalIea
Her Character During Trial.
tsreclnl to tho Daily press


RICHMOND, VA, JUL John
i'ui'i was arrested in Manchester to-
h'eilt on suspicion that he was about
10 make an atiack on II. NJ. Smith. Jr..
me well known lawyer. He was hailed
IN The sum Of s3OO.
Mr. Smith is senior counsel for Mrs.
., ~ smith. on trial In Mamcllcste err for
whipping her little son To death.
AssaiIed Mrs. Lum's Character.
MIS- i''ini was commemorative
witness and her character was severe.
~ attacked by Mr.. Smith.
'",l was said to have threatened
10 iloli smith up with n revolver while
his wife horsewhipped him.
ne said tonight that lie would have
aohe 1t had il not been too expensive.
MR.. Smith says he had not bothered
his head about Lum.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-08

RicTIMOND, VA, J,tfy.7.,.,rns. .,.,,,..
,nS Oh testimony IN The case OF Mrs
Shepard *. Smith, on trial in MAJ
,"es'er Tor the alleged beating to
"e"lh of her Elk year old child was
, =, today, The argument of
me case will begin tomorrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
GAINESVILLE TO LAKE CITY.

We ODER condolences 20 the bereAvrd
Lake City. You fought Bobly for Whist
you believed was your heritage. aud
here's 20 you;
Has she iaultsy Let them perish
Has she virtues? Lift them high.
We can only say for Lake City
It's q good place 10 which 10 die.
gainesville star
Gainesville should not be uhk ind
She should lift high the olive branch
and be void OF 0d-nsg~to all Dighbor-
ing cities .--OcalA Banner
The Banner IL assured that 0ainss-
vile IL not nnkiBd Every man. WON
81 and child In GaiBesvills. outside
The Star ofiee. (Whose editor 10 IN
kROWny condemns The -four lines 81
doaksrsl which appeared IN that pa
per % last Ueek The people ofGaibes-
vile. Iced by Mayor Thomas. made ths
campaign for she location Of the state
University here solsly upon ths merits
AZ oas toub. Ths elasns 81 Gnipes-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

snbstaniistcd, and we rested our
case upon these claims, not upon the
dement's Of any other town.
Gainesville sympSihizes with Lake
City in her loss, instead 81 RloSting
over 1t, snd Aur people regretted the
necessity waich forced them 70 fight
for the towns supremacy Ss the 20 J.
cationaI center OF Florida. The issue
was forced upon us when the East
Florida SEMINARY was abolished, and
we entered the contest determined
TO win. Certain men furnished the
club with which their own heads were
cracked bat Gainesville has only the
most kindly feeling for Lake city and
its good ieople.