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The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBORS
AND YOURSELVES

ID. Goldsteip of Denver, was in
the city today.
John B. Meserve was in Canon
City yesterday afternoon.
-Jailer John Rogers went to Pu-
eblo this morning to visit friends.
Il. F. Combs and W. T. Bird
well of Canon City. were here this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W i'll Robinson Of
Colorado Springs are visiting j. s.
Van Law and family.
Miss Belle Kennedy returned yes.
terday afternoon from . visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Watson, of Wet.
more.
H. N. Fox left for Pueblo at
noon. He is = bidder for the con-
struction work of the y. F. and L.
canal.
Mr.. Botroff and Mr.. and MS.
Jewett. representing = fraternal in.
surance society. are in the city getting
new members.
Barney Ginsberg returned this
morning from Leadville. He says II
has been snow ing there since last Sat.
urday. A light snow fell in Canon
City yesterday.
William Tennant, wife and daush.
ter Ida and Charles Jhorthouse Of this
oity and Mrs. Harry Pople Of Pueblo.
left this afternoon for Los Angeles.
Oalif.. to remain until spring.
Fl. f. Roose Of Denver. arrived
this aftern oon to visit his old friend
X. g. Brown. He will remain in
the city several days. He Is supreme
president for the Fraternal Union of
America.
g. ". Smith and family Of
Wichita. KAns., arrived from Canon
on the noon train and will spend two
DAYS visiting friends here. Mr.. Smith
formerly conducted shoe store In the
Blunt block but at present is the Sec
rotary Of the Wichita Chamber Of
Commerce
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
California and Return

Via Union Pacific from Pueblo. Only
146 90. October 18th 10 22nd. Limit
November Both. via Portland ei2.50
additional. stopover anywhere. J.
O. Ferguson. General Agent. Denver
Colo. 87.41
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

Family bottled beer pints or quarts.
by the oase delivered at your door by
John westsnrider. 100 e. Main.
Phone blsok 88i. 7otf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

Rubber gloves for surveyors. rubber
gloves for housewives. rubber gloves
for mechanics. rubber gloves for bar
tenders aud in fact rubber gloves for
every station Of life 1t the Leading
Drug Store.
$40 Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Cheap Rates Via D. az G.

SSaP NuecS V Ia " q M "
Chicago and return e85. 10. limit
OCT. 81.
st. Louis and return go. 10. limit
Oct 8lst.
To Butte and Helena. Mont. o20. 90;
daily until Oct. 81.
Spokane, Wssh., ga. 30 until Dot 81
Portland. Seattle. eto. e25. 90 until
Oct 81
California points as. 90 until OCT
Il pays 70 advertise your wants In
the Tribune.
Tribune want ads bring results.
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Subscriptions to the Daily Tribune
are payable monthly The circulator
pays . stipulated amount for the
papers each month and expects month.
ly settlements.
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n OirculAtor
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Furniture and piano moving Mil
lar, the "trAnsfer man." corner Front
and Pixies Peak avenue. 8.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Atehl.on. rop.l. & SAINT. f. Railway

No. 63S-From Pueblo and all
potnts east arrive daily ily----- II 80 . m
east depart daily, SIS IN
No. ssi-To Canon City, daily except
Sunday. depart. art.----..---:-.----- 400 p m
No. 6a-From Canon City. daily, s1.
espt Sunday, arrivs. i2:65 . N
Direct oonucetiou 10 nov mads at Pueblo Tor
Chicago and all points eAst, and Al La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and sheer
fully answered
Descriptive literature foldsrs frss By apply
Ing N 1. 8. PALAnR A4onS.
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Il pAys % adyertise Your MAnee ID

Tribsns' want ads bring results.
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The Daily Tribune 4oo psr msnsh.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

French, German and Spanish
Taught by the latest methods. Ad-
dress l. @. s.. 26lx Main, Canon
City. Colo. 25-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

F Gregory. Boston; A N Oresn.
New York; G Eichsn busch, Obi.
cago; q J Anderson. Quincy; n J
Mcdonnell. Pueblo; H A Morgan.
Denver; H. 8 WinnAns. Denver; r
H Hill, Denver; VIM. Crook. Pu.
eblo; e E Hill. Pueblo; O Wells.
Mendoza; @ H Pratt. oity; Ed
Franklin. Denver; A r Muter, ,Oleve.
land; f Fist. Pueblo.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
P.-I. Against the Bill.

Seattle, Jan. 5I.-The. Post: ln- telligencer in its editorial columns strongly opposes Senator Nelson $ bill, arguing that America should make no concession 10 Canada in the north that would not be granted by the Dominion government. IL declares that the fact that Canada will not allow American bottoms to ply upper Yukon waters is reason enough why America should refuse the same privilege to Canadians on The lower Yukon.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
|. $. Falls Out With Havti.

.> Port au Prince, Jan. H. Hayti is threatened with war by the United States, which demands the annulment of the sentence of fit- teen years at hard labor that was imposed by the Haytiau courts against Jaeger Huber. all American citizen. for Complicity in bond frauds. There k muc' excitement and resentment among tue people here.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
HARD.FOUCHT BATTLE
 OF HIC0.
Death List Augmented by Cold. Japanese Gained Their
 Object.

Tokio, Feb. 3.-In battle termed "the battle of Hico'' in Oyama's official reports, the Rus sian casualties reached 10, ,ooo. One entire Russian regiment was ami Inflated. The Japanese claim to have lost but 7,ooo men, but other reports state that llonors were about even.
 After many stubborn advances and forced retreats the Japanese succeeded i'll occupying their ob- jective position. Through a change of plans the Russians were sur prised in several instances and were greatly handicapped. This was by making the most important ad- vanCes at night instead of during the day.
 The forces of both sides are sui fering terribly from the cold. Mary not mortally wouuded, if the wea- ther had Eot been so severe, sui tered so from the exposure that theeir' cases became complicated ald tesulted fatally.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
LITTLE MINOOK
 DU MPS GROWING

Mrs. Blyck, from No 7; Mike Laboski and Charley Stadelman. from No. 8. and G. A. Salisbury, from No. 9, Little Minook, were in town Saturday night and Sun day.
 Peck and the Laboski brothers are taking out good pay OH 9, where Stade!man works at the windlass.
 Salisbury is establishing a record at the wiudlass on 9. where the ground is unfrozen; and big dumps of fine pay are being hoisted at a lively rate.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
OPEN YUKON TO ALIEN
 BOATS.
Senator Nelson Introduces Bill of That Intent, Measure
 Being Fought.

Washington, Jan. 51.-Senator Nelson, of Minnesota,, one of the United States senatorial committee who visited Alash a year ago last summer, has introduced a bill the intent ot which is to open American Yukon waters to foreign steam boats, and, he claims, force a big reduction i'll freight rates.
 Tn reality the bone of contention is the big fight anticipated when the White Pass and Yukon Route announced last fall 1t would invade the Tana,,a district. A. B. Newell, vice president and general manager of the British company, is here can wasting for the scht Manager Washburn, of the, Northern Com mercial company, which would be the White Pass system $ most for midable rival in the field, is fight ing the bill.
 The White Pass wants an open port at Panama.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
VERY COLD WEATHER
 RULED AT CIRCLE
Last Two Weeks in January Thermometers Registered
 60 and 70 Below.

Fairbanks, Feb. l.-F'rom the News. W hile Fairbauksans were complaining of the forties below last week and the one Irevious. Circle inhabitants wefe fighting against weather of 70 below zero Extremely low temperatures pre- vailed unbroken fer a week or more thermometers frequently register ing i'll the sixties and seventies below.
 This news is brought by the Circle Faif banks mail carrier, lem York, who made town Sunday night.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
GAME LAW ENFORCED
 IN CITY OF FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks. Feb. i- Despite the CommOtiou that followed the warn ing that game must uot be sold in local markets during close season, says the News of this city. dealers have evidently decided not to fight the law. for the present at least. as last Monday there was no game to be seen tn the local shops. aud SO tar as could be learued there was uoue tor sale.
 The dealers. u is understood. will do everything possible so re- move the ban. aud esen a tess case tx talked ol
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
Russians to Mass Navy in
 Indian Ocean.

Jibotitil, French Somali.and. Feb. 3.-Admiral Botrovsky's division of the Russian Baltic fleet sailed from this port yesterday to join Ad- miral Rojestvensky's fleet near Madagascar. It is evidently the intention of the Russians to mass their naval strength in the Indian ocean before getting near enough to the Japanese for the opening of a battle.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
H. L. RETRENCHES
 AT DAWSON END
Dry Goods and Drug Depart ments Closed and Men
 Laid Off.

Dawson, Feb. Lowing to the steady decrease of business gener- ally, the Northern Commercial com pany here has adopted policy of general retrenchment. Two of the chief departments outside the gro- cery and hardware lines, were closed today. The were the dry goods and drug departments.
 Twenty regular employees were thrown out of work as a result.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
WANTED TO DIE
 BECAUSE BLACK

Dawson Feb. 3.-Charles Ben nett. a Dominion creek miner. at. tempted to kill himself here Thurs day because his skin was not white. He Is d Peruvian and as black as a uegro. He brousied over his color till his miud became unbalanced.
 It k not thought he san recover. aud be may die within the usNt few houIs.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
rwo-t'OOt Tin Ledge.

Nome Gold Digger, Jau. B. Mir Gibson. Who arrived Last Sat. urday from Teller. brings the news of a strike made by Baflell at York. lie has uncovered a ledge which is two feet wide au' assays So Fcr cent. tn. Ile has eigh, meu at work and is about ta put on a dauhlv shilt.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
HOOSIER MEMS
 FINE PROSPECTS

Prospect work by More & Lindsey has developed some fine pay OH Hoosier creek this winter Pickups have run as high as S6o per day.
 The paystreak on I4a has been found to be as much as So feet wide, and it is about the same on I3a.
 They will have 5000 feet of lum- Der taken out this spring with which to repair their ditch, so as 10 avoid repetition of the trouble it caused last sumner; and with a dependable water supply thelr property is sure to be big vielder.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-02-22
UNITED STATES MAY y
 FIGHT NENEZt FLA

Washington, Feb. l. High off cials of the government are alarmed at the possibility of the United states becoming involved tn war with Venezuela. The rupture has been caused by the government ol Venezuela anuulliug American as. phalt concessions.
 Significant notes have been eN. changed by the two governments.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
A GRATEFUL CUSTOMER.

I suffered for four years with ec-
zema aa the ends Of eight of my
fingers. Had it SO long my fingers
drew up and could do nothing at
alE at times, and / tried almost ey-
enything that I ever heard of, in
Guiding several largely advertised
ointments,. spending many dollars
for them. Never a thing did it
any good at alL At last | saw i'll
a home papen Hunts Cure was be-
ing advertised and, tried only a
part Of enc boz which cost me
only 80 cents, and it cured them.
Now i can wash or do anything
which before | could not without
my fingers bleeding, burning and
paining ms very much. II this
ever comes back l surely will know
just what to get, wisq every
friend and stranger that had any
thing of the kind could have seen
my gngers before | Used this and
see them now. 1t is, the best oint-
ment ON earth. That sic box was
worth hundred dollars to me-
You deserve all thanks that can be
given you for that wonderful salve,.
Hunts Cure. Yrs. y. I. Blalock,
Miles, Tex, July 2, 'O4.
To A. B. Richards Med. Co, Sher-
man, Texas.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be an election held IN tie in
corporated town of Washington on,
Tuesday, the 4th day of April
1905, for the purpose.of electing"
2ine Mayor,
One Recorder,
Five Aldermen,
SAID election Will be held at the
courthouse. in said tow by the
judges appointed by the election
commissioners for that purpose.
L. F. MONROE. Mayor.
This 7th day of March, 1905.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
Prob ate Court Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
following administrators, guar
dams, zete., have filed thea' settle
ments with the probate court Of
Hampstead county fer approval and
confirmation, to-wit ::
G. c.. Stuart, Admr estate 0f
Rena D. Stuart, deceased.
Gee, W. Stephenson, Adm2- css-
tate Of Jas. w, Stephenson, deed.
G. B. Terry, guardian OF Cozy
Martin, ct III, minors,
}. Y. Roberts, guardian Of Hen
ry Roberts, minor.
l.. B. Meadors, guardian Of Joe
and Mary Meadors, minors.
Gillje Simpson, guardian of Era
B e. and Ora Simpson. minors
Steve Carrigan, guardian Gray
Carrigan, minor.
S. h. Oglesby guardian Of Ben
M. Oglesby, minor.
Jno. +. Finley, guardian of W,
II. Turner, minor
J. r. Wolff, guardian Of Oscar
l., Bryant, minor,
j. Il. Wolf, guardian Of Willis
Il. Bryant, minor,
And all persons interested in the
settlements Of amy such estates are
hereby warned to come forward
and file exceptions to such accounts,
If apy they have, on or before the
second day Of the next Epr1 term
of this court or they will I've forev-
er barred fvom excepting to such
accounts or any item thereof
EDGAR b. BLACK, Clerk.
Washington, Ark, Mar l, =, 1905
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
..,.,..'o"v' :, .,s.,s,cssfo09ooo.xsr.ns

Leg blanks of all kinds for sale
at this flee.
Fresh garden seed and onion sets
at J, H. COLDS.
Capt. G. A. Royston visited
Hope Satmday.
Mr.. Willie Lively spent Sunday
here with his 4ogls.
Mrs. Pat r. Justua spent several
days Of this week in Hope.
Mrs. F. 2. Hardness made. a
brief visit to Hope Tuesday.
Miss May Bird Page is visiting
Miss Mary Chapman at Hope.
A new line of ladies' dress goods
just received at Colds Cash Store.
Attorney Montgomery of Hope
attended Chancery court Wednes-
day.
O.. A. Graves of Hope was.
among the visiting Attorneys here
Tuesday.
j. a. Wade Of WaIlaceburg was
smiling on his friends in Washing
ton Tuesday.
Judge Shaver came over Monday
and has been holding eaancary
court this wsek,
Attorney D, b. Conway of Tex
arkana has been attending chancery
court this Wpek.
Mrs Mary Noble from Hope
spent several days OF this week
visiting friends in town.
The pay up" man attached to
the Nashville News was chasing
delinquents here Tuesday.
J-H. Webb one of our best
Ozan farmers came over Tuesday
to look after business in the city.
Miss Irene Royston came over
from McNab Saturday and had"
q brief visit to her parents Cape
and Mrs. c. a. Royston.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
SPEEDY RELIEF.

A salve that heals without a scar
is Dewitt S Witch Hazel Salve. No
romedy effects such speedy relief
1t draws out inflammation, soothea
cools and heals all cuts, burns and
bruises. A sure cure for Piles and
skin diseases. DeWltts is the only
genuine Witch Hazel Salye, Be
ware Of counterfeits, they are dan
gerous Sold by I. j. Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that I viii
in person, or by dep2ty, attend atL
he following times and places in
Hampstead county, Arkansas, o
yhe purpose Of collecting taxes for
the ytm 1904, 5o-N X:
Hope from Fe,tuary 9th to
March 7st
Washington from March lst to-
April 10Th, after which Gate the,
law attaches % penalty Of 25 per
cent on a}l t&ta Qlpaid,
Ta2laEeIstjeI,lrcatld to lav
thoT bnnbs rleamed when let
t nd nmc,inct SO aa to insure
more Erompt attention during the
losing Gays ct collecting. Ering
your last years receipt lr
lana numbers on i slip ef paper so
US to prevent mistakes IN prcpar.
inc your receipt.
Z. G. Wilson, Sheriff,
and Hx-Ohicio Collector Hemp
stead County, Ark.
Washington, Ark, Dec. 3, 1904
NOTE-After April 10th, 1905
he tax jooks will Ie clos ed.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLE

All stomach trouble Is removed
by tiie use Of Kodof Dyspepsia
Cure. Ig givetsh e stomach per-.
feet rest by digestfng.what you eat
without the stomach's aid. The
food builds up the body, the rest
restores the stomach to health You
don't have to have to diet YOURSELF
when taking Kedol dyspepsia Cure.
e. D. Erksinc, af Allrnville, Mich.
says, 'I suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble sar sometime My
aisfer-in-laW has aad the same tro--
rEIe and Wss. noe able to eat for
HiX weeks. She lived entirely on
warm water. After taking two bot.
ties of KodoI Dyspepsia Cure she
was entirely cured. She now eats
heartily III. is in good health. 1
am glad ta say Idol gave instant
relief Sold ky L j.. Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
RED RIVER #p.4R =

Ore of the finest faFals eil Rtd
river for sale. 500 acres, 100 anres
in high state Of cultivation, II ts4-
ant houses, fine aftesMn' we'll and
good leyee around farm. Every
thing in fmst class condition. Price
$4,000. Terms easy.
ETTEE < @oNRoE,
Washington, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
COUGHS ASD COLDS

Al conghs,. co;ilss and pRlmon
ary complaints are quickly cured
by Ghe Minute Cough C0re. Cleaas
the phlegm, draws out alfamation
heals and soothea tb feeted parts
strengthens the. h sg5, wards of.
pneumonia, Harmless and pleas
ant 70 take. Sold by 7. j. G&nea
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
WON'T TURN LOOSE.

II insist on saying that FIlnt's
Lightning Oil takes hold quicker
and let's go slower of aches, pains
and sore places than any other lin
iment ever saw. 1t just won't
turn loose tilg you're We'll"
II never have a little ache but
what | slosh it on
And ere ! get the bottle eorked
that little ache is gone"
G. W. Jac6son, Marble LIill, Mo
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
FARM For SALE

90 acres Of good sand land for
sale at bargain This land is.
a}aalt one mile south east Of the
town Of Washington On the A. &
L.. Railroad. Has good building
% acres in the creek bottom, about
30 acres cleared and uudr good
fence. Apply at this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
DON'T LIE DOWN.

String is here. Your system
needs toning up to foptify against
the long summers debiIitating in
duence. Simmons Sarsaparilla
will build you up, make you strong
and carry you through without
bhat want to lie down" feeling.
soc and 81 per bottle.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
IT A BARGAIN

Tie Barnett Bend farm on Red
river WEE Be sold. One of the best
arms on the river, go acres, 80
acres in high state of cultivation.
Gin on phase, II teXant houses and
good levy around place, which is
Ii miles below Fulton.
ETTER & MONROE,
Washington, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
TO SELL OR LEASE

One good eight room residence
IN she town of Washington near
the pubic school. Good garden
servants house and other buildings
This viii make an elegant home
Apply to this Office for price or
FIRMS Of lease,
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
Wanted, an. Honest Man To man.

age q branch factory for the manu-
facture and sale Of Poultry Mkt
ure. A big money maker and hon
est. 500 month sure and a for
tune to a hustler. Investigate this.
References. exchanged. e. c. Sing
ers, East st. Louis.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10

Miss Ruby Lively who has been
visiting friends in Hope returned
home Tuesday.
Garry Allen of Hope, and Alec
Alien of Jakajones, visited rela-
tives IN town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen From
near Hope visited relatives here
Friday of last week.
Capt. J. Il. Black of Hope was
here Monday to look after business
IN the chancery court.
Miss Ethel Boyce left Monday
for a visit to her sister Mrs. Rich
Thompson at Texarkana.
Mr.. Washburn, claim agent of
the Iron Mountain Railroad was
here on business Friday.
The Ladies are invited to- cali
and inspect the new line of dress
goods at Colds Cash Store.
If you want neat ad that will
bring results, call up, the TELE-
GRAPH and. send IN your copy.
Attorney j. Fl. Arnold of Hope,
came over Monday to loook after
business in the chancery court.
Miss ALmedia Conway left Sun
dav for Texarkana where She will
visit relatives for few weeks.
Hon. c.. V. Mutry of Arkadel-
phia was here Wednesday on busi-
ness before the Ghancery court.
Capt. Gus KnobIf, one OF. the
finest civil engineers i'll the south,
was here on a visit last Sunday.
Send your orders for lime, ce-
ment, plaster, hair, fire brick, and
clay to J.. A. Sullivan, Hope,
Ark.
Conductor II. c. Withrow has
recovered from his recent illness
and resumed lis run on the A.
and l..
S. R. Young Of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad was here Saturday
talking water mellon culture to our
farmers.
Money to loan on improved farm
ands, five to ten years time In
terest payable annually.
ETTER 6 MONROE.
Joe johnson Of Texarkana who
formerly lived near here was book
i';g after his interest in this county
Wednesday.
T. Williams Il Co, at the depot,
d: ye just received a car load of al
13lfa and prairie hay. See them
for all kinds Of grain and feed.
Attorneys W G. Rogers, D. B.
Sain and j. w, Bishop of NASH
vile came down Wednesday on
business with the Chancery court.
Representative JAS. H. McCollum
arrived Wednesday from Little
Rock to attend Chancery court in
which hebas some important
cases.
Mrs, Call, Miss Call and Mr..
Bert Call of Texarkana who have
been guest of Mrs. M. w. Wilson
for several days, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Hvser and son Of Roanoke
Ind, arrived Thursday of last week
TO visit the formeres sister Mrs. NJ
w. Wilson whom she had not seen
before in thirty years.
Mrs. Eugene Jett and Miss Rose
Jett Of Little Rock, passed through
town Saturday Of last week enroute
to Jakaiones where they will be.
the guest of Mrs. Ed Smith.
Washington telegraph., 1905-03-10
TOWN TALK

s.osecx. :. ~. ,.1a.ctscoo.secss q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07
SANFORD'S FATE IN
HANDS or THE JURY
Case Given to Jurymen At Ten
O'clock Friday Morning.
COURT ROOM WAS CROWDED
The Closing Speech for the Proseeu-
ton Was Made BY Attorney Cope
land-Exeltemen Runs High, a.
Both sides Have Many Friends.

Rome, Ca, August 5.-COurt opened
this moraing at = O'Clock in the San
ford murder case with large crowd
In attendance. Colonel Copeland Of
the state, Immediately began the deliy.
cry of his argument, which was the
sixth and last to be made in the case.
Mr.. Sanford and his counsel entered
the court room promptly.
II was privately announced TO Juror
Brandon that his mother was much
better
AS Colonel Copeland progressed, the
crowds became larger and before $3.50
many persons were standing. The
argument was eloquent and impressive
and a magnificent effort. Colonel
Copeland spoke for TIVE hours, con.
Guiding at 10 O'clock
The gun with which Wright was
killed. the clothes worn By the victim,
photographs. maps ana other evidence
admitted, including the Indictment for
murder. were rendered TO the jury
The court room was crowded and
many persons were on the outside who
could not gain admission to the court
room.
Judge Nose Wright began his
charge to the jury at five minutes AZ.
ter 10 O'Clock. The Judge charged
the law on murder and Voluntary man.
slaughter.
The case then went to the jury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07
Troops May Pssa Through State,

Washington. August j-Th" E.-
department today telegraph.
British ambassador and Amer..a. ..
81! genera, today tha, the r.'.'.
~ New Hampshire. Vernon, ard Ma
saohusetu have formally cot
20 the passage through the
for the For;y-third Canadian r-- ..
tthe duke Of COrnualrs OVr s.. -'
nov in Ottawa. waiting "a PROF.
visit Boston and Prov'c,uo,
only restriction IL IN the cas- ~ va
sachuse,ts where the stale sV
prohibits the assembly TO-
rAde The Telegram 20 me ar
dor Sas addressed 10 him ho.r 100
Tork and a. the SUNNI 80
Lenox