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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
BOARD OF TRADE TO-DAY.
It Will Discuss q Union Depot for
Gainaavilla

It Will Discuss q Union Depot for
Gainesville.
This afternoon at 8 O'Clock there 10
90 be . special meeting Of the Gaines
willie Board Of Trade, having for itS OBJ
iect the consideration OF the question
Of union passenger depot for Gaines.
Vile.
For several months the people Of
Gainesville have had this matter un-
. der adviSement in a general way, and
it 10 proposed today to bring the mat
ter to the attention OF the Board Of
Trade and make an appeal to the rail-
road companies which run trains into
this city. The members Of the Board
Of Trade are urged to be present and
cake an active part in the discussion.
p IL 10 believed that with a proper ef-
fort union depot for Gsinesville will
be erected within the next six months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
Christmas HOLIDAY Rates.

The Atlantic Coast Line, 90 give sv-
cry one an opportunity TO Vi'it their
homes and friends. will sell tickets Ac-
eoaBt OF the Christmas holidays BE-.
tween oil points 81 one and ons.third
farce plus twenty-five (25J cents foF
abe round trip. Thee tieksts will BE-
on sals December 22d. I'D 18th, 18th.
SOth, sist and JAnasEy let. anal limit
Of same JEuuAFy tth
For Stadents and tsaehsrs Ihsss same
rates viii apply With the sIeepti0n
thai thsy Gill b. on tAls December
iTth 20 2tth, tuoiutlSs. Thsts tiskFts
ell only ~ sod % Stodents upon pfc
ssotatioa % q eeTtieeats signed b. the
pFiueipaiaand pFesideuta % che VAR
Que inatitutions.
All % thoss Wb0 have daughtsFu
coming here CkFiatmaa sho1h call 90
Atiantio COast Line agaHta o. write
PFahk q. Bog istoa, DiliFigt Panssaesg
AGent, IaektonVills, EiA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
GEORGIA SOUTRERN'S
THROUGH SCHEDULE
Will Run Train From Macon To
Gainesville Without Change.
SERVICE WILL BE A FINE THING

Passengers May Get on Train in Ma
con, and viii Not be Compelled to
Leave Coach Until Destination in
Gainesville is Reached.
After having been on a side line"
for six years, it lie asserted by those in
authority that there will soon be q
through line to Gainesville, and the
Georgia Southern and Florida and
Gainesville and Gulf will be respon-
sible for the service.
1t has been said that the Georgia
Southern has been figuring for some
time on making q schedule from Ma
con to Gainesville, with the result that
a schedule has been figured out TO this
city that will prove big thing for the
town. It will be q schedule which will
afford passengers q through service,
and will give them an opportunity to
come to Gainesville without change to
their destination.
It is understood that the Georgia
Southern has arranged for a service
which will include the service OF the
Gainesville and Gulf to Micanopy, and
that the train will be run through to
that point. In that event the Georgia
Southern will control the interests OF
the Gainesville and Gulf, and this will
mean that the train will be run to
Micanopy, which will give the people
Of N icanopy q service which will prove
OF great convenience.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
BIG LAND DEAL.
j. W. Patton Sold to j. ]. HaYmans
500 Acres Of Timber Land.


]. w. Patton, representing Eastern
interests, Tuesday closed an important
deal with ]. J. HAymans, the naval
stores operator Of LochloosH, whereby
FIVE hundred acres OF valuable timber
land has been transferred 20 Mr.. Hay
mans.
This deal was important, in the fact
that the timber transferred 10 among
the finest in that section, and will
yield finely OF turpentine. II realised
q good price, aud Mr., Patton, Mr.. Hay
mans and the whole business" are
Satisfied,
There are TumorS Of great tranStor-
nations near LOchlooSa, which will be
given the public in q day or two.
Something Of importance 10 going to
happen in that section,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
CHRISTIANS Aso NEW YEARS

Oct the HAndaosns Embossed Cards 81
The Sun JOB oBea.
We have some VsFy handsome EN-.
boassd ChSittmEs sad NSu YoaT'seafds.
on Uhleh Ws WiIl pFint goaF hams for
Chnstmas OF Ssv Years calls.
ThsJ Sc vsJ sas Gnd " yea dssiFs
then y0s thoah poe IN y0as os6sf ssF.
.ly. Call and go ,amplss 90 che soaaI.
leg FOoGa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

UndiEssiSd foo4 as4 60 10 ths SiS@.
nsh, located issi bsl0u Ne hsaFt
pfsssss against " go saassa hsaFt pals
pitasisa. Whsn T0sF hsagt tFoabisa
So n thsi Wny tass uoFtias fgF 9
fgu Gsga Yes wm s1cs - al FiGht
So . hstais. asi4 ~ W. o., JeAaloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27

b Sars ED Gee has old ed wall-
lr,sd fsmsdy. Me-. Winsi8W's eooth-
tnG sTEup. f0g ShiidFua testhlag. %
southss 90 chii1. soft0ns the glEa,
nllaYb 81 rain. egFra Wtn4 ooilg 60 q
- hogt Fame1y ~ 6iaFEaaOa. TpSan.
EF-nFa een1g & tCgt.o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
Important Notice.

Gainesville, Fla, December /, 1865,
We wish TO give timely notice 90 our
patrons, both gas and electric, that We
have found II absolutely necessary to
adopt q new system. Beginning on the
fret day Of January, 1905, we will die.
penSe with collector and adopt the
system OF mailing the bills TO every
customer and ell bills will be due aud
payable 1t our Office on or before the
10th day OF the month or 10 per cent
will be added, aud II not paid on or be-
fore the Goth inst. the gas and electric
service will be discontinued and one
dollar charge will be collected for re-
connecting service. We are not re-.
sponsible u bills are not received
through the postofflce, 30 they will be
regularly mailed This rule applies to
every gas and electric light consumer
Therefore BE- governed accOrdlnRly, as
this system will be rigidly enforced
and the iolloWinE rates for electric
current will be In effect January Let,
1908:
5000 watts aud under, l5e per NJ
watts
5000 90 10000. i2c per " waite.
10000 70 $4,000, loo per NJ waite.
10000 and over. Sc per " watts.
Special rates made for power puF.
pOaee.
Illuminating gas, % Is perm
Fuel RAS, ~ per N.
A dlseount OF 10 per cent u bill IL
paid on OF before l0th Of each month.
Respectfully.
GAINEsvILLE Gas A ELECrRIc PoWER
COMPANY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
METHODIST CHRISTMAS.
Sunday School viii Have Exercises and
Fine Supper.


The Methodist church will deviats
somewhat from the old Christmas tree
festivities, and have decided to hold
an entertainment at the church, 70
which everyone 10 invited, and after
wards will indulge in = supper at the
Dormitory. The entertainment will
be open 20 everyone, and will COM
prise an interesting literary and musi.
cal program. The supper IL intended
Tor the members Of the Sunday school
and their families, however, and will
be enjoyed only By them.
A cordial invitation 10 extended 20
the public 70 attend the exercises at
che church, which will begin 81 2
o'clock Thursday evening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-27
Attention, p. o. s. Of A.

The regular meeting Of this lodge
will be held this evening, At which
there will be an election OF officers. A
iull attendance 10 desired.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
Io4 JORGE OHNET
Io4

de los astas por esprtu de venganza. Todo iluso
rio
Lo que no enganaba presencia en- el Game
rino" 10 que mentfa entusiasmo por la obra
que Eva debla encarnar de la que hablaba, por pri-
despues de ses meses abundancia de pala
bra TIN calor ell que advinaba Ia sobrexcaci6n
del hobre que experimental la recesidad de entusiasar
Sc 81 mismo.
No obstante, Sc fue canando POGO pccofy mas
ranquilamente hablo Eva de prepotos de trabao.
IT'D ves?-dijo.-M vida aquf es muy disipada.
La malda lgereza de mi caracer me arraStra CONT
nuamente.
81 cuando estoy trabaja ofrece alguna dis
TRACTION, siempre estoy dispuesto aprovecharla.
Es precise qre me encierre rinc6n en- donde no
c,nozca nadie en- donde tenga mas recurso que
trabajar.
Necesarfa lugar recogido, poetco, que estuviese
de acuerdo con mi inspiracon.
Me parece que en- un sio asf escrbirfa cosas muy
hermosas
Mira para terminar "La Venecana tengo ganas
lie rme ercerrar en- Venecia durante dos meses...
En- ciudad msma en- que desarrolla la acc6n de mi
drama baio ell mismo cielo que muevan mis- perso
naes 70 vivre su vida la evocac6n de sus ternuras
de sus sufrimen ntos sera facll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
ANUNCIO DE VENTA
EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA.

Yo lose E. Ramirez Gonzalez, Mar
shall de la Corte de distrito del dis
trito jud icial de Humacao.
HAGo sABER: que en- virtud de OF :
den de ejecucion expedida por LAY
Corte en- e1 pleito arriba mencionado,!
procedere a vender en- p1blica subastal
al mejor postor, la siguiente finca"E
Urbana, casa de mamposterla del
dos pisos, cobijada con tejas de barroI
azotea, marcada con el n1mero cua-
tro, situada en- la calle del Comercio,i /
en- solar del Municipio del pueblo del
Yabucoa, linda por la derecha entran-''
do con otra casa de don Aurelio Da-'
pena, por la izquierda con la de dom
Raimundo Diaz y por la espalda com
terrenos del propio senior Dapena.|
Mide por el frente diez y sels metros
cincuenta centfmetros y por cada cos !
tado trece metros cuarenta cent1me-
tros. Tiene un martillo tambien de-
mamposte1ia que le sirve de comedor
undo q la misma, el cual mide diez
metros sesenta cinco centimetroS de
largo cinco metros de ancho. Esta
fnca Sc encuentra en- ruinas y esta
inscrlta al folio 200, tomo g. finca MI
ndmero 4oI, inscription segunda.
La subasta tendra lugar ell dla
veinte y cinco del corriente mes de
Noviembre las nueve de la maf1ana,
en- la ohcina del Marshal sta en- el
mismo local que ocupa la Corte de
distrito de Humacao en- la calle de
Santa Rosa de dicha Ciudad y Sc avi-
sa que el pago ha de hacerse en- mo-
media americana.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Humacac
hoy primero de Noviembre dc mil
novecientos cinco.-Jose Ramirez
gMarshal district Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
&.
Los dos Mitchell

William Mitchell es perito en- mine
ria y en- pugilato, por 10 cual en- e
tnundo de la banca lie llamabsn e
campeon de Wall Street.
Conta ba en- su escudo de armas sci.
pesetas todas ganadas.
Su negocio era dar informes sobre
ell val9r de propieda des 'pineras. para
que sirviesen de norma a las cotiza
Clones
-. Algunas veces los da ba como qu1era
y 81 algdn perjudicado Sc los disputaba
Mitchell, tras de desacre ditarle las mi
mas, lie des6gurab ba la obrd.
Ell etro dfa lego de Mexico, Harry
Mitchell (a) ell Malo, que tiene minas
en- aquel pals, que segdn parece, Ell
campe6n lie habia desacyeditado.
Confrontaronse los dos Mitchell ell
de Mexico llamo a cusntas al otro.
81 de Wall Street quiso tirarlo Il
despfecio.
Fueronle mejor tomarlo en- consid g !
raci6n, porque al primer encuentro, :e
glas Waeensberry, pero sin guanles'
era ell campe6n hombre en- tierIa.
~Por buen acierto Sc suspenderonI
fodos los negocios en- Id Bo|sa.
Al ser reanimados, ell papei de iai
Mitchell Mining Company, Limited, SUI
bio siets enteros en- el cfrcu!o de zu.i
Trupetos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10

del mismo modo lCuanto e dan por escribr ita-
llanerfa?
Glen mil frances
Del NAL ell menos. Pero ha de ser la condicion
que hagas ell trabajo cuando llegue e 81
fuese TN entremes.
Los dos amigos continuation hablando, cuando
Dersta fue levaba Ia imagination rebosane de gran
des proyectos.
Entr6 casa para amerzar, do orden de que no
estaba para nade encer6 gabnee de trabajo.
ALI tom6 de nuevo el libreto de ''La Veneciana".
ey6y reley6 los dos pmeros actos de la partura, has
ia volver coge ell ho de ideas. cas de tr6n
escbio ell final de hermoso duo, que habfa rado
desde hacfa dos meses
Su imagination, reanima Ia en- algunas horas de ms
pracion fervene encontro 10 que habfa bus
cado en- medic del bullicio de su vida disipada
AL entrar la noche dej6 ell trabajo, fatigado, pero
de ST mismo. sntiendose duefo de cerebro
SECURE de uerza creadoa capaz de- reaizsr cuantas
belezas haba sohado.
Aquea tarde ue una de las mejores que desde hacia
mucho tempo habfa pasado.
Sc snti6 ranquilo casi regenerado, dispuesto odos
los sacr6cos per deseoso de haer compartir el
goce cue ptoporconaba dchosa inspiration Ia que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
HIJAS DE MARIA

El proximo domingo tendra lugar
la Communion mensual de las Hijas dc
Maria, en- la misa que Sc dira a las 7
de la maf1ana en- ell altar de la Purisi.
ma. Este acto sera amenizado con
canticos sagrados por varias sef1oritas
de la Association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
Equality in pie.

a certain 4ao # letters who had
70, spen#irg ne summer in the
carskiIls Teraets having overheard me
te.3ow.ne conversation between two
vt,sr:c fellow guests at his boarding
tahle:
First rustic Jcnttine pie in two un.
equal pieces and giving his friend
he smaller piecel-Thar's yer pie
jonas. -,
second rustic in an aggrieved tone2
say, Elias. i Ia been a dealin' out
MAJ pie ID a given you the biggest
piece! :.
First rustie-wa1. Jonas, What yer
,;elz;ne atout-aint got it:-Har'
per's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
Coon & Bedell
gU G 6
2te MAIN STREET.
Notes of Interest.

The Pulderhatt Furniture company
Las iust received another lar9o ship
mont of "OdMloss" Refrieerators.
There can he only one rcasCu for the
great demand for these refriselatol.s.
and thai is qualify
Don't carry the baby You can
1ot Il good o0-cart or carriage for Ill
lle=money from the PuddephaG Fnniz
tUr@ company.
Make yonr children happy Spend
$3.50 and eer them nice lawn swing
From lie pUddepha1t Furniture eam
RAINY.
II Nou need refrigerator, dom
forget about the @Odorless : They
aye guaranteed to he Ghe best refri2-
orator made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04

-rstrayed or stolen, two large
l,,aun horse mules, weight about
.sao pounds each, from our barn
stondav nicht. May l. Mill pay $40
,svard for their return to us. Con-
e,,n7ers Ice and Coal company,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
BRIEF M ENTICN.

-
t. \ Nouss # Ne&ne4a isa.=s 90.
f5T oh business
II. Adams is coins It ,.it-He
BaeE= tomorrow,
Ten 81 lit Spring
Col j afaoe5 isis Yesterday
MI. San VI. Anderson 81 =t's.a= + 81 i
: REGISTERED II me if'iaeha
Ne. EaTjsni OF I.itt52 Il zeb srgA5
today IN fhe city on business.
49,,
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s=s4' 10 lasi l1s'' ems 81 - -
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
ROBINSON BROTHERS
2Io West Rarraque Street.
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

It's Just as easy keep Chairs, Tables and all Furniture
about your looking bright and you will give them
my Varnsh, It stains and varnshes all at the
best that made. All coors price soc quart.
Bath Teb Don't you need OF hem2 This is the time to
do house cleaning and got lots Of helps for Don't
Buggy need Paint correspond with your
dress and hat? think does. Al olor best made soc quart
yolh have foo I st j h Il color @ made
NJ goo = ;
j. 4
r
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
POETIC DEVELOPMENT

Our poets are beginning To exercise
more influence said the literary Opt
mist.
Yes answered Mr., CumroX;
they are certainly helping to sell a
great deal of soap and patent food.
It does seem as II the self-made
men always make a terrible botch OF
their own children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04
Black Bros.
over Bank Of Pine Bluff.
Both Phones

Nst-.}t IL All CHARLES VEIL
80 et6tt5 t. wee Fifei III
L..-.L-l. Att.A-.S-l. ltae.i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04

DR. c. ]. Hieginbofham fetun,d
Ills morning from Chicago. where he
has been attending The Hohmemann
Medical college for The past we years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-04

" f. E4vjson OF I.ittts Il Ok sp,Ht
today IN the city on business.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
TEMPLE NEW CHAIRMAN.
In Pardington's Place at Head Of
4. 4. 4. Racing BOarG.

Harlan ". WhippIe's reelection as president the
appointment of W. G Temple chairman Of the
racing board in place of A r. Pardington. who de-
cIined the denomination. and the rejection of all
termediate mile records made in 1904, the i'm
portant actions at the annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Automobile Association and its directors. held
yesterday. Forty-one clubs. with a total member
ship of 4,OOO and 200 individual members. now be-
long TO the association.
The old racing board reported the accepted mile
figure as % seconds. made by Oldheld at Los
Angeles. on December q. and recommended 10 the
new board that intermediate mile times be ac-
cepted in the future Oldfeld's records Of three
miles in 239 4-5 of nine miles in s04 and fifty miles
in 112:40 3-5. were accepted The 100 miles. made
by r II. r. Green. with 4 Pope-Tolcdo racer. at
Dallas. Tex, was recommended for acceptance.
The new racing board is ". X. Vanderbilt jr
r NJ. Hillyard and George Ishan Scott. OF New
York: II. L. Bowden and William Wallace. OF Bos-
ton: George L. Weiss Of Cleveland; F. c. Donald
Of Chicago: r. l. Lippttt, of Providence; E. H r.
Green, of Dallas, Tex. Technical advisers a l.
Riker E. BirdsaIl and Roland White.
The following officers were elected: President
Harlan w Whipple. Automobile Club OF America
and Automobile Club Of New-Jersey; first vice
president John Farson. Chicago Automobile Club;
second vice-president, Judge William H. Hotchkss..
president of the New-York State Association of
Automobile Clubs; third president, Dr. Mill
bank Johnson, Los Angeles Automobile Club: sec
retary. c. H. Gillette. Automobile Club of America:
treasurer. George E. Harrington, president Auto
mobile Club of New-Jersey; directors, Elliott c.
Lee, Massachusetts Automobile Club: William c.
Temple, Pittsburg Automobile Club; Dave Henneu
Norris. Automobile Club of America: A. F. Par
dington Long Island Automobile Club r l. Lip
pitt Rhode Island Automobile Club Windsor +
White Cleveland Automobile Club and F. N Steck
Florida East Coast Automobile Association. Al
bert R. shattuck was appointed chairman of the
of the touring committee and James B. Dill chair
man of the law committee The association voted
TO incorporate under the laws OF New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
NIEDRINGHAUS CLEARED.
Missouri Investigation Committee
Completes It's Report.

jefferson City, Mo. Jan. 1.-THE Republican
members OF the House investigating committee
completed majority report tonight respecting the
campaign fund contributions. and 1t viii be sub
mtted TO the House of Representatives tomorrow
afternoon. II is said that the report exonerates
Niedringhaus. minority report will also be filed
by the Democratic members of the committee
They cauCused tonight TO agree on their report.
The committee says ii is not ready to report on
federal patronage and its influence In the Sena-
toriaI contest and il asks for more time to in
vestigate
The partial report TO the Senate from its COM
mittee. which has been investigating the charge
that AdOiphus Busch and Otto Stifel, St Louis
brewers. had contributed largely to the Missouri
campaign fund 70 influence State legislation. and
that these contributions had been turned in by
Niedringhaus item Of 81 237 81 contributed BY
himself Is signed by al members OF the committee,
including two Republican Senators
St Louis. Jan. 16-Thomas X. Niedringhaus was
called up at his home early this morning and asked
If he had any statement TO make concerning the
reported decision Of several members Of the legs-
lature I withdraw their support from him
caucus nominee for United States S.rator He re-
piled that he knew nothing whatever about the
matter, but expressed no surprise II the news. He
said he would make comment whatever and
repeated his statement that he knew nothing about
the matter. closing the interview With I'm rot
"a
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
3. A. A. MEET FEBRUARY II.

Entries from Harvard. Yale. Pennsylvania. Cor
nell Dartmouth Williams. Brown and Amherst are
expected for the sixteenth annual meet o. the Bns
TON Athletic Association. TO be held in Mechanics
Hall Boston on the evening OF February Il Har-
ward will send a particularly strong delegation
There will also be series OF relay races. in which
Harvard Will enter teams against both Yale and
T7ennsIlvania. The with ale viii be approx
r1ateIv two miles. each man running $50 yards
That with Pennsylvania and also the tn1arclass
raca will be approximately one mile, each man
r,nninr $50 yards. The pairing OF the other reiay
teams has not yet been arranged This year the
trterclass championship viii be determined by One
race in which all four teams viii eomDete. instead
OF as formerly by three heats. IN place OF the
Award dash for novices. which Will be omitted, a
speeiaI event q New-EnSiaud intercollegiate open
team race championship. viii be substituted -Four
men viii constitute a team. and each VIII run
$50 yards
Following are the contests: Invitation 40-yard
dash invitation 2-Tnile run. New-Engand interc0l-
Iegiate open team race champlonship; novice, 40
ard run. handicap 40-yard dash. 6o0-yaFd dash.
45-yard high hurdle race looo-yard run. l-uile run.
putting l6-pound shot high jump cups VIII be given
as trsI, second and third prizes IN each regular
contest. Individual cups win also be given 70 the
members OF the winning relay teams.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
ERLANGER'S DEBT BILL.
She'7f Explains Hardships and In
justice 1t WouId .4boGsh

Sheriff ETlanger yesterday in explaining bis hin
introduced in the legislature to abolish unnriso,
ment in al civil actions and proceedings excent
In cases Of contempt. said that under the present
system arrests might be ordered on statements of
q plaintiff in the absence Of a defendant and with
out hearing. and though the affidavit on
which the warrant was granted might be wholly
unfounded the courts would not listen after arrest
10 motion 20 vacate on the merits and the de-
fendant must either be baiIed pending the action
or. in default OF bail remain in prison
The Sheriff said further:
The anomaly which grants the States protection
In She case Of who has committed a felony
ano refuses II in civil action is of the peculiar
YORK The poorer citizen who is arrested for breach
OF promise OF marriage. recover damages
against him for personal injury, for injury
10 property, or for conversion, OF which charge he
JAN on an eNtravagant state of facts presented
against aim by ex parte affidavits, and held to
Dall In an amount which II is impossible for him
70 furnish. In such a the bail is not only ex-
cesslVe, bur prOhbitiVe and his confinement iail
must continue II IL Is not furnished for long
II, as is the IN most Instances, he Should be
without funds friends, his OF iTnprisonme
Is oIten indefinite, and, though he may ap-
pear by counsel. II may be months before the case
can be reached and tried. This distinction, which
Is made between a criminal and civil prisoner i'm
poses IN sense, cruel punishment upon not
accused OF crime. and this must be true in the
case or the poverty OF a prisoner, whose family
may De LETT meantime 10 stare Here neither tho
oIite nor federal constitution helps the prisoner
resting party. In case OF debt. the conditions are
much the