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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
ONE THOUSAND
REDS IN JAIL.


WARSAW, August 49, Strikers hero
killed the manager of the ironworks
yesterday. Troops surrounded meet
ing Of 1000 Socialists. In the riot that
followed two were killed and eighteen
wounded. Over thousand revolution
lists have been arrested during the last
forty-eight hours.
BELLosTOK, August 13.-A bomb
was thrown in crowded street here
last night and several persons were
killed.
RADON, Poland, August 13.- The
chief of police Of this city was seri-
ously wounded by bomb last night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
SPANISH CRISIS
GROWS SERIOUS
MADRID, August 13.-The agrarian
crisis is becoming increasingly serious.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

CAMDEN, n. J., August 1.-THE
battleship Kansas was launched here
today.
BUENoS AYES, August IAN
attempt was made upon the life Of
President Cuintana of the Argentine
Republic today. The assassin was
seized before he could do any harm.
He is believed to be insane.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
YELLOW fever
SPREADS FAST

NEW ORLEANS, August 13.-The
fever situation took a turn for the
worse last night. One hundred and
FIVE new cases were reported with nine
deaths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
SEVENTY-TWO DIE
OF TYPHOID fever

NEW YORK, August 13.-The
typhoid fever is almost epidemic here.
There have been seventy-two deaths
from it during the past week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
FOR FREE TRADE
WITH PHILIPPINES

MANILA, August 13.-The con-
census of opinion of the majority o;
the Taft party favors free trade be-
tween the Philippines and the United
States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
CLARENCE WHITE FINDS
0vERPAYMENTS IN JULY

FROM CHIEF WHITES REPORT
excessive Sundays amounting
ina more Sundays allowed payroll justified
y the days worked
me that he is responsible for proportioning.
In investigation impeachng the integrity
OF Samuel
should Of closely s
absurd claim rebound his
goes without saying that payroll reckoned
exacude the allowance requiring than
age mathematical aptitude
Bureau shall recommend the adoption
plying only to actually
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
The Manila Doctors Say
That They Have
a Cure.
Discovery Made by Sur
geons Of Health
Department.
ASSOCIATED Press cableerams.)

associated Press Cablegrams.)
MANILA, Aug. 13.-The sur
geons of the Health Department
here declare that they have dis
covered a cure for leprosy. Six
lepers have been cured according
to their reports.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
Nature to Restore Leg.

Denver physicians are interested in
Harry j. Myers, a printer One oi
his legs, which was amputated in
September, 1901, is literally growing
back on being replaced by a new leg
Of flesh and bone at the rapid rate Of
near one half inch week.
Myers right leg was crushed in .
wreck at Springfield, mo, in 1899.
1t was not amputated at the time but
had to be in 1901, to prevent blood
poisoning. IL was cut off three and
a half inches below the knee. With
in week half dozen reputable ply
sicians have verified Myers claim
that the leg is growing.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
TO SELECT NOMINEE.

SALEM, KY, April il. The De
mocratic committee of Livingston aud
Crittenden counties met here today
and called a mass convention for May
20 at Salem, Livingston county, for
the purpose of nominating Demo
ocratic candidate for representative Of
Crittenden and Livingston counties.
There is only one announced can
didate for the nomination, Hon Thos.
II. Cochran of Marion, KY, and Their,
will likely be no other candidate al
it is Crittenden county's time to hav,
the office
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
BULLETS FLEW,
And Congressman Pinckney and
Capt. Brown Were Killed.

Hampstead. Texas, April - To
night while mass meeting was in
progress. looking To the calling of
Rangers here to enforce the local OPP
tion Law and preserve the peace Capt.
Brown and Rolling Brown started a
shooting ARRAY, aud in moment the
guns we're going all over the house
There has been very bad feeling for
some time, growing out of the prohi-
bition election, and in the words of
one of the oldest citizens here, "hell
broke loose" when the affair came to
show down
There are two dead, two Others are
sure to die. two Others are wounded
and their wounds are being attended
to.
The rtrcets are filled with armed
men. Owing to the bad feeling and
the partisanship which has been en-
gendered, there may be more trouble.
The dead are Congressman James
VI. Pinckney, one of the Prohibition
leaders, and Capt Brown, who is al
legged to have started the shooting to-
night
The fatally wounded are Tom Pinck
ney, brother of the congressman,
and John Mills, one of the Pinck-
ney's friends.
Doc Thompkins and Rollin Brown
a son of Capt. Brown, are at their
homes, wounded, but how badly has
not been determined.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
Death Of Rev. Geo. N. Eyeritt.

Rev. Geo. NJ. Everitt, of Sebree,
died very suddenly Monday morning
at 2 o'clock at his home. He preach
ed at his church as usual Sunday
morning and appeared to be in the
best of health. About 2 O'Clock on
Monday morning he called for his
daughter to bring him a drink Of
water and expired before she reached
his bed. He was member of the
Louisville conference and was regard
ed very highly as a minister, He
was about sixty years of age. He
formerly served as pastor at Hanson,
leaving there about four years ago.
The funeral services we're held at
Corydon, Tuesday, April rs, Presid-
ing Elder Orr preaching the sermon.
Jacksonville Hustler.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
New Way Of Paying an Account

Recently young professions"
had the Press To get out an elaborate
programme for his use in his tour.
We heard of many of them being
used. When We called on him TO
pay for them we received the follow
ing. letter which shows that it was
written by a brainy individual.
:. VI. JENKINS lyon will find
this ofiless Lcurrency value to syou
thansyou' will expect, | fear. If,your
counts does not Conflict with ,mine
you will get your none yon return
mail, otherwise it will not come.
And the money never las come
We are having a half-tone cut made
and next week will let our readers
see who he is
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
Throws Girl From High Bridge.

Cincinnati, April 2f. ---Ch aries
Finch was arrested late today charged
with throwingl Loretta Krekeler, aged
nine years, --fromIthe Liberty street
viaduct TO the ground below, dis
lance of eighty-three feet. The girl
is in serious condition and expected
to die at any moment. Finch was
identified by both the girl and her
six-year-old brother, who was a Wit
ness to the crime. When arrested
Finch was stupefed with cocaine and
large box of the drug was found in
his pocket.
According to the story of the boy,
the children were on their way home
from school this afternoon, when they
were suddenly stopped by man in
the middle of the viaduct The mzn
grabbed at the boys hat, and the
girl told him not to touch it, The
man then declared: 'I'll throw YOU
over the bridge" and seizing the
girl, tossed her over the viaduct rail,
and then escaped. He was later ar
rested near the scene of the crime.
The girl was taken 10 her home in a
diving condition.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
A Catholic Colony.

Uniontown Telegram: One hund
red thousand acres of land near Skies
ton, Mo-, has been purchased by a
company, headed by Archbishop
Glennon, of st. Louis, and it will be
used TO locate colony of Catholics
from New York and New Orleans.
Another 100, 900 acres will proba
bly, be secured. The people will be
colonized in villages upon the pur-
chased land. The company has cap
ital stock of 81, 600, 900.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27

President OF the company, has been
going out to- the mines every day for
the last week or ten days, aud he j.
getting things around the mill and
mines u fine shape.
The Pogue has sprung from it,
ashes and comes forth better. stronger
than ever They have now a daily
output during the - hours Of 30 or
~ tons. Supt Fred Clement in
forms n that in drifting at the $50
foot level they had 20-foot breast
of ore and had rot reached the rock
walls.
The Miller company. capitalists of
Evansville. are operating mines on
Lead Hill They are driving a rock
tunnel through the side of the noun
tain to the bottom of their shaft, for
the purpose of taking out the ore in
stead Of hosting it 10 the bottom of
the shaft
MIR. Tom Barker, the foreman of
the Commodore mines was in town
last Saturday, be tells u that the
Commodore shaft gradually gets rich
er with lead and zine the deeper they
go.
The Keystone Mining company are
working every day and have "a very
fine vein of lead and fuor spar, of
which they are selling TO the kentuc-
Ky Fluor Spar company.
The Mary Belle is the largest pro-
duccr Of fuor spar in the district,
from IL 10 10 wagons hauling daily
Watkins and Dresher say they can
put on IS more.
The Kentucky Fluor Spar compa.
ny are building a new washer at the
Matthews and New Yapdell mines,
which will be ready Incorporation in
few days.
The Columbia mill is operating
night and day, and the binns are full
of high grade concentrates, which will
be hauled and shipped in few days.
The Asbridge mine has been aban-
doncd for the present on account of
its insecurity, and its machinery is
now installed at the Matthews mine.
Watkins and Dresher have built
new washer at the Mary Bell mines.
They are washing about 80 tons of
spar per day.
The Cave-in- Rock Mining company
are fixing to pump water mile and
, half to their MILL on Lead Hill.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
An Old Marion Boys Good Luck,

The many friends of Richard n.
Dorr, formerly Of this city, will be
glad to know he was recently elected
to the Office Of Register Of Deeds in
the city Of Wichita, Kan, which is
an important Office and good paying
one. Dick is worthy man and en-
tirely deserving Of the place he has
won in the confidence Of the people
OF his adopted city.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
A kuttawa Marriage.

Mr.. Horace ID. Brasher and Miss
Mary Nall, youngest daughter of
Prof. j. }. Nall, were united in mar
riage at the home of the bride in
Kuttawa Sunday morning at ~
o'clock. The couple were given an
elegant dinner, after which they left
for Ohio. The bride is sister of
Mrs. John Robinson, of this city,
and very popular throughout Lyon
county. The groom is a young trav-
cling man. Princeton Leader.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
He OUTLOOK CHEERING
ALL OVER THE DISTRICT
be Output By the Mar, BeIINcw Narrow Guase Rail
road Contemplated from Mexico to Matthews Mine.

promising agricultural outlook. The
great improvement in general busi-
ness j. illustrated by the huge de-
mand for building materials and mix
ed merchandise The record breaking
consumption of spar is striking fca-
turc by itself aud emphasizes the sat
isfactory state Of Affairs prevailing in
that leading industry. Underlying
conditions are regarded a. peculiarly
encouraging, and a generally pros
porous year. therefore, is anticipated
throughout this district
The old Tabb mine, which in the
green aud salid days of spar mining
in this district led the van, until at
distance Of some $50 feet the ex-
ccssive flow Of water forced an aban-
doument Of the shaft aud which has
been idle since, bids fair once more
Ia become the chief 81 the corner.
Superintendent Reed, Of the Ken
lucky Flnor Spar Company, with his
accustomed vim and resolution, has
determined TO conquer that stream of
water aud for that purpose has had
installed at the Tabb some of the
heaviest and most powerful machine
nv in the district. II Bro. Reed
cant get ahead of the water with
that machinery, the Tabb mine is
'goner. -
The Matthews mine, recently OPP
ened on the Tabb vein, bids fair to
become fine producer. Ii starts in
with l2-foot breast of spar, with
good prospects of the vein charging.
Supt. Reed has just had completed
at this mine decidedly the best and
most perfectly constructed sluice-
washer in the district. This mine is
in charge Of Mr.. John Yandell, Jr.,
a very courteous young gentleman.
Geo. Russell has charge of the ma
chinery.
The Kentucky Fluor Spar compa-
ny are..working night and day at the
Memphis mines, and are getting out
about fifteen tons of high grade fuor
spar per day. Superintendent Reed
is sinking new shaft on the same vein
and putting in timbers l2xl4 and we
understand he is boiling together with
bolts, which is new wrinkle in the
mining business in this section.
The Marion z,nc company are wor-
king the Riley mines six days a week
and are getting out some very rich
Mr., knight Of Fl. Wayne,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
Read These Prices

All the Bc-t Calico lc
Hoo.icr Brown Domestic &c
Cotton Batting DC
Apron Check bingham %
New YORK Csmlet lie
- Coustago Bed Tick Zoe
One lot Of 10 aud i2c Trimming It %
Couounde Pants per pair +oc
one Lot 80 and zoe cor-et- % cents each
one Lot ~ 90 cor-cts - cents each.
rhc-c goods must eo. Come in and look through and
.,,u,,. to rricr ~, have 40 competition.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27

~ NV hAANHfAEHNAH tH'H"fH
~ learn that survey ha- been
4. aud other steps taken for a rail.
b to un through the Frances mi
n district ~ surveyed this road
d tap the Illinois Central at a point
5nt half a mile south Of Mexico
Aon. and run westerly direction
" three miles, ending for the pre-
d ~ the Matthews and Kentucky
scs. From here. 80 We learn, a
1iminary survey has been made 20
M. to which point, If built, the
b will doubtless eventually be ex-
Bed A. at present contemplated
road will bee a narrow gauge aud
bc built and owned principally
home talent and home capital.
have also been informed that the
D. necessary to push the enter
ke tn successful completion are
light. aud il this bee true We sec
hing Ia prevent the enterprise
J becoming "a go, Such road
Sld be- of vast benefit 10 that por-
Of the mining district, in Civ
. cheap aud all-year transporta-
service for the output of the
Des aud doubling that output du-
y the twelve months. The mines
would be more directly and ia
sbly affected by this road would
Rhe Kentucky, Matthews, Paris,
lue, Asbridge, Tabor. Whestcroft,
|eeler and Tabb, all ON the Tabb
y. The good people of Mexico
eomewhat wrought up over the
of this road, as il would take
their town the receipt and ship
OF spar from the above-named
on which it now holds practi-
monopoly.
nj this road be extended to
would take in the Riley,
Nancy Hanks and the Ste
E clay mines. We all hope
will be built, but have been
much on the railroad qucs-
he will wait until we see
inning on this new road
BIZ off our hats to indulge
X,
BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
bats in the mercantile,
ndustrial world are all in
enormous activity. FL
lions are favorable To the
sion Of trade, and the
y continuance of good
llped by the extremely
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes Clean Breed

With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweat of
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
facility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
"r" '4+f ' t'-" ''.' EliJ lita t5t oaA
Full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"
book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake
with ROYAL Baking Powder Gratis to any address
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09
Eouna Rodl.n IN ruins.

Richmond. Va. April 7.-on satuF-
day the eharred remains Of MrG. W. q.
Thompson and her to- children were
found In the ruins of their burned
home AZ shadWell. AibemAris county
The husband OF the woman NAs ar
rested on the charge Of numbering the
man. shradweil II near ChaFiottss
vile. Whers . former mayor. J. samuel
McCue. vas recently convicted Of aud
executed for wifc.murder.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

Undof and by virtue OF lhr power and 30.
thority vested Ia me ~ Viftue ~ my Onnas -
MAYOR % che Ctty Of nainssst Flpftdn. I
W. u ThOuBA. ~ mATOf ~ sad city DO here.
% call an election 20 b. hsh ~ said eity on
TUESDAY. tbs iith day ~ Apdi A n ieo f0r
the pufp0ss % eiectinE ne foiloulhs ofncefs
ioF sad clay 20 Nefte for abe periods ~et out
herein toWlt
One hagor. Que Cieft sbA Treasurer. one
fkE Coiect0f Oas TsK Asses-lf. Oue Marshal
each " serve fpt period ~ One year ffOm
the date Of theif election
Four Ahefmen. each ~ srrfe f0f \ tseriad
Of two IearN from tbs date ~ their glecti0u
The pollinH piace foe sAld election Ehail 30
The West sAde Of The nFe statioa. on East Main
street. bei1R situated 90 ne sest sioe Of sah
street sod IN biock s0uth ~ lssblle sluaFe
Ia polls shhA ut,eE ~ q aoch q a. Of sad
dsv and close ~ su0-dOuh
TIE foi0wius samed persDas are hsrebJ az
pO1nted lDspect0rs ~ sah eirceloA. va W.
hguOeeh y. n. aiilef. & hsss0n and tho
fon0sIn9 n.Ded psFsoa elers % snia slecti0s
VIA W T. uill
Wltnrsa mY hand and ~ seai ~ saha Cily ~
aa1iaessine' f'ostdA &c. 80 aag p hs,.h tss
Attssi n DELI. citT ,lsfk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09
A Story OF VI. Iinl,rrt nniI-

Sir Robert ball. tbe u1,rd Br,tlL ~.
tronOmrr. on one occ1,iJn went tu u
remote DWu m lrelnud 10 lr'tIrr on
his fayortie topic Arriving al the sta.
ton. hc looked for the "Npec'tci convey
aure. but found none After all the
other passengers had disappeared n
mnn stepped NJ ana snld. "Mayl'r
you're SIR Robert BaIlT On receiving
nm affirmative reply the man hastily
apologiEed. saying. Sure. your honor
I'm sorry kept you wnlllng but was
tould 10 look for hn intellectual g.ntlr
mau" sir Robert thought that uniel
the circumstances II would b. beitrr
not 60 Inquire what was the mans idsv
OF intellectually.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09

Though . young man, is getting out
handsome and ereditable paper, and
a paper which the people Of his toSn
and county appreciate. Like all pIh
fishers " cuun,ry newspAp-rs, hr il
confronted with disad vantager. being
devil" imposition, editor, business
manager AZ everything else, but with
all these Guties heaprd UPON hts
shoulders, he is getting out n cred
liable sheet
The ladies Of the He ping Hands So.
ciety Of the Prysbyterlun church wha
propose to give n bazaar and hos sup.
ger ~ the OPERA house on Tuesday aud
wednesday. the llth and l2th inst.
are anticipating fine success, both
socially aud financially The ladies
have secured n number OF foe chick
ems aud turkeys, with the result that
the menn will C, mpTise roast chicken,
turkey, crrRmed potatoes, vegetable,
ice cream, coffee, tea, assorted cakes,
etc in fact firsi-class hot supper,
which will be served at very reason
able price. There will be also many
fancy articles, donated by various la
dies, which will be dis1osed Of at a
price reasonable, aud the ladies hoLa
TO greet many Of their friends ON this
occasion. The function will begin at
8 O'Clock in the afternoon OF each day.
After several weeks spent in this
city, where he has been winding up
his business affairs, W. p Lee depart
ed yesterday for Savannah, Ga, where
he will join his family, who have been
in that city for the past few months. |
Mr.. Lee, who has been engaged in the
crosstie contracting business a. San.
dersOn up toR year ago, has always
kept his family here on account Of the
superior advantages afforded from al
educational standpoint. A little more
than q year ago, however, his wife be-
coming III, the family was moved to
Brunswick, thence TO Savannah. Mr..
Lee has many friends here who regret
exceedingly TO see him leave, rs he has
always manifested 4 great interest in
Gainesville and its people. He will
engage in the railroad contracting
business in Georgia, bot " 10 hoped
that after q while be will decide to re-
turn TO Florida and make Gainesville
his home. He has the best wishes OF
his friends here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09
Tanker Committed suicide.

Lyrn, Mass, April s.--ShOrtly after
the b, ginning OF the autopsy OF Oh,
body OF David X Phillips. the weSih.
banker Of swamp Scott. which was
found on the beach there yesterday II
was discovered that Phillips waist
coat containing his watch had been
found ON the beach near where the
body was discovered These articles
were missing last night and this fscl
led the family OF Phillips 10 ash foi
an autopsy. foul play being suspected
After the autopsy today the medics
examiner announced that the banker
came 10 his death by suicide by drown
ing. There were no evidences Of fOa
play.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

th0rity restNa n uns ~ Tiftgs ~ 81 once -
nagof ~ ~ Gas ~ 0aiseselhe, Figri4a. 4.
". ~ fa0mas, a. BafoT ~ ssl9 eltg 30 here
TssNlaS. the nth aag 81 Atsa. 4. b 80 foF
- pafIIDaR ~ oloaNna 80 hkaFtOah Va
uerve ~ go cts fcH a. ssegNafsd term ~
g. q. PearCt. feairned
TAe tlolllA9 plsee iaT $40 eiaettDs shall ~
IA ueal alae 81 the nfe stsuaa- q NaSa Mails
n1reEt. pelng ainatea - 80 sest sc ~ $40
Etfeaf aa6 n baork esysth ~ lsthlto egaare
10 p1ls anlll GGaa ~ % osk . ~ ~ saif
dEg go eisua at enN6oWa
tftNlNd iIsIootnfs ~ ea6 s~rllr0. ~ VI -.
hethywsA y ~ AfnaF ninGa. Sc So
failogi1g 1890 putuon e4sfa ~ saa eieettaa
va " L. M
Wi1nsai no nnoA sd ~ - ~ $50 City ~
0ainesgl1e Fiprifa tlas - asF ~ msfra ip9A
Seal ". q rn0aA1s hagO.
Atlast = ~ DEx4. CieFs go 1fessarvt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09

Chicago, April S.-A Dispatch iron
Hot Springs Arb. says that Miss Pear
White, daughter OF W. ID. white. tl,
millionaire manufacturer Of Cleyclanc
and former Congressman, has been sc
cretly married here at St Lakes Epis
copal church To James 7. Bancroft
who three weeks ago WAS a clerk be-
hind the desk OF one OF the prominent
hotels Of Palm Beach, Fla The wed
ding Was the elimination OF a romano,
which started with love al FIRST sight
Bancroft gave up his position on ia,
second day after meeting Miss White
His home is In BrOokliue, Mass. an,
be is % years OF age His parent
~ The couple have left fOi
the Lrides home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09

No msdisias can rsplses food bat
ChamheFiais's Stomach and Liver Tab
lsts viii hslp yos 70 digsst goss food
10 u nos the Qaaatity ~ food taksa
thai gives strsnHfh aod yiRpF " ths
uystsm. bus The aua0ust dsnsuasd and
nsslmilntsd. II lrosbled with wsak
dieasttoa. deaf fail % give thesa tab.
lea q trial. ThOusan1s haze bean bone-
6ted ~ theiF uee. They o8lT eu4s .
Quartef. Fos sale ~ ell Druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09

Cheese. Anr.l "A al to n
Daily . IS from lGPoI igt.. .,.
that Jul.us SrDrrr. no0..1 e. ..u
for so a.s. lut now Rv ..tny r.rc.
man In rrNas. has arrived a. N.ch e.,
CITY. and met his M.trr Nrs. An
gusta L.usch The sIst att't"
the reunion 10 prayer q clariYg TIA
captain IN the Aufrrian army and tA,
the finding of her lost brother
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-09

opelikA. Ala. April s.--Nsv Thur.
man. the Negro supposed 10 BE- the
one vho blihdfoided bound and roisbed
Willie Gaines and threw hin ibt0 III
river RoAr IVES, Poins. vas captured
Scar oDellkA. Ala. thls Aftarhooa Aaa
aAknn % BlAntoa.