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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
WOOD IN FAVOR OF
LARGE FORCE IN
PHIL IPP|NES
RECOMMENDS MORE TROOPS AND
SAYS SOME MORE OLD MEN
SHOULD BE OuSTED.

Washington, r. g. Oct Il Argu
ment AGAINST a reduction Vt the mum
Der Of troops in the Philippines is
made by Major General Leonard Wood
in his annual report The total earrt
son in the Philippine On June 80
was 200t} men.
we are far from home, sayi
Wood and in case Of foreign dis
tGrbance oven with all the troops
concentrated at Manila. the force is
barely sufficient to defend il from
serious attacks. Moreover a strong
gairsssa should he maintained until
conditions pera ming to civil govern
ment are woll astabli he'd, and the
animosiics ana Asappointments in
cidant to htiIding up a local govern.
ment under new perhaps strained,
conditions have passed. away
Wood suggest adding some artil-
lery to the garrison and sendiug to
the Philippines one squadron of each
cavalry rcgiment IN the United States.
The gero.al avs there are many Of
iice-s IN the service who entered dur
ing the war with Spa who are not
II th type desired In peace He az
50 says there are many field officers
100 old for the position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
GETTING EVIDENCE
Against the Standard OF is StiH Go.
ing on and Moody will Soon
Make Announcements.

Wa hington. oct lf-In response
to Inquiries today rega -ding the status
of the inye tiga ion into the affairs of
The Standard OF Company with a
view 10 ascertain whether the com
pany is operating in violation uf the
sherman antitrust law. Aioruoy-Gen
cral Moody said be was not at liberty
% discuss tba subject beyond stating
that many of the rumors published
reccptiy in regard tn the matter were
without foundation.
This les imony wa now being .uuc
over 10y ihe department. and it va
quite likely that definite couclp jon
would D. reached witbia the next
few weeks A. to whether there had or
had not bfeu violations of t1e anti
tfus law. o. i- wei under touI that
Att rrn"y-Gcucral Moody is To- retire
from the cabinet ana resume his law
practice i1 Boston ou January Z. and
If IS = that he himself fuiiy intend
f0 take tho p.r.oual rr-pans ibi'ifv ba.
fore hr Ictirez OF initiating pr1ceei-
i1rs sgain- thp Standard on Clm
1arv cr 81 publicly stating that in bis
judgment snch proceed nzs could NOT
1c justified hy facts obtained
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
AND QUAKE
WRECK A TOWN
IN MEXICO
ELEMENTS COMBINE FuRlES
WITH AWFUL RESULTS AT
ZAPOTlLTIc.
DEADLY FEVER is RAGING
And Dccaying Bodies Of Animals
Causes Fourth piaguc--Loss
OF Life Not Vet Known But
Damage Enormous.

Mexico city, Oct II The small
town Of Zapatili c, In the southern
part Of the state Of ,Ialisco, has been
almost destroyed by a combination Of
no~da earthquake and volcanic erup
lions During The tive days and night s
that the rain foil great noises were
heard Darkness onvclopcd everything
and amid the cries of the frighten.
ed p0puacc, the ereat volcano Colima
began TO emit long tongues Of flame,
which illuminated The scene.
This comb ned with slight earth
quake shocks experienced during the
night added to the fear of the already
frightened people and all left their
homes and went to the church. Ii is
not known yet thai there WAS loss Of
life, but the damage to property will
La great
II is reported from Morclia. ia the
state Of Michoacan, that that section
IL sill being dovasicd by Hoods. In
ONE towns whole wards have been
destroyed and In places The com
peto crops have been swept away
Bridges are gone and hundreds OF cat
tie have perished
a colrdburst IN the neiehborhood of
coahuayan, close to the i'aeihc in the
district q Coalcoman descended up.
IN he land, tearing up many large
trees by the roots. The rivers ana
creeks are oyerfowing and the waters
nose three meters high in the streets
'f the village completely destroying
VIC greater palt Of the holses, which
were of abode
IN the public Offices Of the place the
archives ANA furniture were lost, he.
ug carried away by the current Many
antilles arc completely destitute and
ire without food and shelter To in
'reaSo the horror cf the situation,
lcrniclous fever has broken out among !
he Inhabitants due 10 the decaying
'odics Of animals
The government of the itate is do /
pg It's bes to help the homeless fam
lie'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
TERROA|STS ARE
BEING WELL
ARMED
AGENTS nv GERMANY BUYING
LARGE SUPPLIES ES-REVCLU
TlONIST6 CAPTURE GUNS.

Warsaw, Russian Poland o t. IL
A CON ignment of several Thousand
ieyolycrs. purchased by the Russian
cotornment in Berlin. recently. tel
INTO the hanls of Polih revolution.
ISIS. shortly after the arrival OF gha
car containing the pistols at the War.
saw freight yards and artillery Off
Ger aud a squad Of soldiers present
ed bills of ladiug aud autho. rizaiion
to aeceV the weapons. which were
loaded upon a wagon and carried
away Later II developed that he
oldicrs were disguised revolulionisls
am that the documents were forg
Investigations shows that since he
cember the revolutlonists have been
accumuIating large stocks of rifles
and reVolvors in Poland. The greater
part being purchased in Berlin, where
agent are kept supplied with money
from Oh" proceeds of robbe,iss and
forced contributions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
AND RIOT
At PARIS RACE
COURSE
UNsAriSFAcroRY start IN FReL
HANDICAP CAUSED Wild
SCENES or DISORDER.

public dem--e efratcns a. the Ian-
thamrr race course ibis afternoon %
consequence # the unsatisfactory
tart in Tire free handicap The trouble
minated In riots. o llsre and iBesn-
diarism. Sixty were arroe cd. the
small force or police was uaiegustr
Tho crowd began o. vhrealt ne
chairs The rougbesf element rafded
auforHehi'cs near the grand sta-ds.
scized petroleum.. with which thcy
Earinflei boofbs and set them a9-e
The drcmcn were helpless as tha
me5e bad been cut The aHth-r.tic7
telephoHed for resistance ~ Nm- val
erieH Troops we're sent uD on i1a
double qu c'l The soldiers s1cceeIed
in clearing rho enclosure by charging
but in the meantime The building
5t-ulluI-- Vtts 5l--zd 20 -he zruuud +,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
ELOPERS FORGIVEN
Ard Young Fairbanks Wife Receives
Parental Kiss From tho Vice
President Himself.

! ptshure. Pa. oct a. Frederick
It.. Fairbanks aud his bride arrived IN
lpttsburl early this morning and arc
now 40 The h1mc of the father of the
bride, James Scot, of Ea End
Their return TO Tiitsburg was quito
q rprisc even to intima friends of
tbe family inasmuch as IL was cx
pcried that The couple would remain
o. Indianapolis for q few days and
fhcr aiart for Euror-.
When request was made at the
Scott home This evening for an audi.
rnc- Mr. and Mrs Fairbanks ent
word merely that they arrived duung
fhf night Dot would not make auy
t3irmont for publication
ihct refused fo say whore they bad
been since Wednesday buf If d. ren
Grail, believed thai from stenbenvillo
o.. fhet made a hurried trip to the
groom home e. Springfield. ana
thence in Indjauapoi where iHe
YOUNG Nrs FsrhaDk- vas presented
f' the vice president. her fathcriu-
'aU. who administered tho parental
Kiss and 60 EIred them of his forgive
rs'
% wss rum0rcf that Nr Scott tho
brides father. win insist on hatin.
q display after an ! tis said that ST. is /
Inc intent on u Mr. and Mrs. Scuft o. +
celebrate the marriage Of their daugn
.er in hrfiaE way on tho return of 4
~ and Mrs Fairbanks from E-ropo .
IT. is apparently the intention of the .
friends and relatives for the pre-cnf
10 shield The couple from che eyes of j
be public g. much a. Possi5le
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
AN AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Indianapolis Ind Ocf The
Chicago Nev York Electric Air Line
Railway Company flee articles Of in
corporation in the Office Of the Sec
retay cf State Of Indiana today. The
articles state thar the company is in-
corporated in the state Of Maine. The
amount of capita. STOCK is given as
s3.eoo eoe ef which s1oGp0 is rcprc
zenfei IN Indiana
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
MEXICAN AMBASSADORS QUITS.

Mexico City, oct II Joaquin y
Cassasu+ Mexican Ambassador to the
United States, has formally rendered
his resignation to President Diaz. The
announcement will be made public in
tho next ia nc of the Diario Offic.ale
c'ss1sus assigns III health as the
cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
TWO ROYAL RULERS III.

Sf PETER bure. oct ruf1rna
iion hrre confirms ihe prerious re-
ports that ihe Sultan of Turbey ~
srsrelv ili Although he attends ne
selsmiik and grants audiences tha
ma'ady g. incu-st'e and perhaps wim
'e fatal -"1n Tht Tifs IF Pcrsia is
also said to have b'cB e,iouEiy nl
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
NEW MEXICAN COUNSEL

Ne,ica City. oct ti-Gsnersi Viz
ual Niho'd has been appo ntef Nesf
can couusul ar 81 Jcui- be SIC
ceeis Rafael 7. srruno who vas dis
missed by President Diaz b.causc ~
alleged relations with the rev0iHiira
sTy iuuia headquarters in that CRY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
KILLED By A FALL

Moreh0use. 40. oct Charley
Shelby. aged o. years. while ont mt
TING Iaa yesterday fell 90 feet from
a rkory nut tree and died from his
injuries two nsaf5 laier
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
BACK TO THE OLD
ROMAN DIP
CUSTOM
SWELL SOCIETY FOLK PLAN pHE.
NuPTiAL PLUNGE IN TURK.
iSH BATH.
QUITE PROPER THOUGH
viii Be the Function as Fond Par
ente Of the Columbus Couple VIII
Act as chaperones- Dutch
Lunch to Follow.

Columbus Ohio Oct. IT, Taking
parrots out for drives, giving DINERS
in honor nf monkeys and eating hunt
/ suppcrs on horseback, must give WAY
1 10 the latest social innovation made
public In the capital city to-day Harry
lehr IL henceforth nasse person,
\ barren ~ novelties. and James Haznn
| Hyde mere grounding among fash
ionable eagles New honors await
he bath which IL to be restored 10
IFS ancient place in Greciau and R0-
man days az = high social function
Next week Robert Lindenberg and
Miss Grace Adele Woodworth. mem
bers o fthe most elevated circles In
this clay, are to be married at The
fashionable St paul's Episcopal
church. Invitations have been issued
for an ablntioaary party on the pFo.
ccding day Chaperoned BY The par
ents of the bride and groom The IA
sucsts-,l2 young men and IL young
women-are q repair 10 Tirkisa
bath house which has been engaged
especially for the anspicious occa-
sior.
OFF in a Bunch.
Bathing suits will be donned. and
at given signal from harp, psatory
and dulcimer. men and maidens viii
plunge into the pool. To the sound N
pipe and flute they viii splash and
slash around The maidens win en-
deavor 70 resemble mermaids and sea
hynphs. VIII le the men will lo thrfT
Lowell best In the characters III tri.
ns ea dogs and polnhins Dci-,g
society function, Martini cocktails and
will appear and disappear
at stated intervals being served hy
stately buffers. artistically draped In
Turkish toweling. their buniDns ana
other pedal deformat es being careful
" swathed from view by Grecian bus.
kins. After a stimulating shower aud
! brisk rundown to the air of an In
pring Sousa March in accelerated
imc The guests will spend an hour Ia
ne irlgldarium on cooling room An
omobile attire VIII bc assumed. and al
J o'clock The perfectly clcansed
uests viii be whiskcd across the CITY
nd suburbs 10 the Country Club
Iere that plebeiau thoreh satisfying
elfeshm"nt known as "dtf Oh
inch" viii be served and dancing
'ili close the night Of rout and rev
lr'.
Passe9 We'll. Rawther.
The groom. Mr. LindenberE. To
HON this newest idea Is accredited.
loiestly disolaims dist notion on THAI
ccounl There is need Cor some.
hing new in the way OF entertaining
n'cnuptial parties anG tails bathing
nair WAS decided upon" said ne.
That's all there is to a."
The chaperones VIII he Mr. and Mrs
H. Lindenberg parents of the
room. aud Mr. and Mrs J. W Wood
orih. parent of The bride The ~
.iations have been sent 10 Miss
atherine jerks of Newport. r. T.:
ISIS Ccrinne Richter and Miss Mabel
lylcs. = Albany \. Y. and Miss
attn James Of Spring1cld. Mass. an
aids Of honor at the wedding. leo
ndcnhcrs the groomsmtu. William
nm, Kenneth Curtis Bert Hallidsv
ld Jack Jeffrey. eshcrs. Miss Grace
Iller. Of Albany. y s.. Misses Nil
ed Albery. Amy nodspn Martha
INN. Helen baldwin and Fancy Ful-
-ton. Mrs Carl Asler. Harold Tai
adgc Stewart Riley. Ralph Nay.
rt Miller. Carl Aeler and Frank
own Of This city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
-
HURRICANE DOES
SERIOUS DAMAGE.

New Orleans La, Oct. H.
Awirelesg message from Blue.
fields, Nicaragua, TO the Times
Democrat tonight says a Sc
we're hurricane IN Port Limon,
Costa Rica did quarter mil
lion dollars damage to the rub.
ber and banana crops besides
other property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15

Keeping London Streets in Order.
London has 5000 streets which n
cost nearly $ll,ooo.000 a year TO
order
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
IL HEALTH IS CLAIMED

81 Peterssurx. oet 1f-An cmrsr
iai order. risiag notice of the refir.
meut of Lieuienanf General Sioszel IN
the sfoanf Ct u h-zitk. hss sppesrst
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
NATIONS BANKERS
PLAN GREAT
REFORMS
THIRTYSECOND MEETING AT ST.
LOUIS THIS WEEK TO BE
IMPORTANT ONE.
WOULD BAR CONTESTS
OF Factonai Mature and Dust Poll.
tics From the Assoc ciation.-EXc-
cutive Committee May Be
Chosen in New Way.

New York Oct d4.--An9ther stage
/ in the development Of bankers con
ventions in the United States will be
reached al ST Loyis beginning next
Tuesday, when the bankers of the
country will Try to make the thirty,
second annual meeting Of tho Amori
can Bankers Association more truly
representative of the banking fratcr-
nifty than any meeting yet held When
ia handful Of bankers gathered in a
parlor Of a Saratoga hotel in 1874, the
year after the disastrous panic 10
consider the formation of a natioaal
body there vase scarcely enough in.
terest felt in the affair to keep the
organization alive a year.
II took fourteen years more of hard
wor, 70 bring the organiza ions cnlc.
icncy to The point where the late Jos
oph {. Hendrix, himself a Mtssourian.
who was then president of the OLD Ma
tional Union Bank, Of lhis city was
able 10 give II real force at The Atlanta
Mr., Hendrix extended It's
activities, put zeal into tho committee
work. and made an appeal TO the bank
ing fraternity TO attend the meeting
and promote the a soc'atien's growth
To Mr. Hendrix is undoubtedly due
much of the credit for upbuildng the
organization at a very critical period
lf its history.
To Initiate Legislation.
AT next weeks convention definite
lction viii bo taken toward supple
npnling tho woak nho Special Cur
rncy Committee of the New York |
3hamber Of Commerce by securine /
he appointment OF conference com /
nitiee 20 prepare bin for presenta
ion 10 Congress at the coming scs
ion While some members of the
lew York delegation OF banEcrs VIII
triye 10 secure an Endorsement of the
'hambcr cf Commerce propO ais 4 is
elt that Tho opposition will be strong
nnrgb TO prevent such action. so that
nc only chance of making amy head
'ay at all will he to ask for cen
renee committee 70 WORK out details
tho problems with the New York
ankera
The association viii take mp various
her pr posals for cnlargiug it's worn
has trong membership and n
'lendid plant, which might bc uul-
ed TO greater advantage than any
ing yet attempted As one Of those
igaged on the new plans said this
eek: I'VE want TO make the asso-
alton something more than the glad
md adjunct Of large city banks. We u
ant 10 put life into IT,"
Few Reform Started.
Aside from incidental committee
,rk the organizations activities. SO
z as practical service 10 the banks .
the country is concerned. are limit l.
to the educational department and
the work of the protective commit (
e. which is nothing more than
icl-catching device tu rid members |
check raisers and forgcrs. Th.
'ongest men in the membership
We long felt that the organization
S been lamcntably weak In promoi- y
, bank reforms o.. Gi-ccu ng public
1timent in any financial crisis
An attempt will bc made to rid the
sociation of politics and such en-
lgllng alliances as nave urought as to
scutivc council inio iii rcpu'c. As IT. of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
CUBA TO PAY FOR
INTERVENTION
OF j. S.
NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR
HAS A QUIET BUT BUSY
SUNDAY.
REBEL LEADER CHEZ RED
BY Crowd Of 1000 Upon His Return
To Havana--Maeoon to Exercise
Tact in Selecting Cabinet
Looks for More Trouble.

Havana Oct l4-Charlas f. Ma
eoon's first day as governor of Cuha
passed busily but quietly The pal
ace is singularly still compared with
the eyentful days of the past regime
Governor Magoon is looking for
ward with confidence TO the work Of
TAFT and Bacon both in pacifieation
.of he island and in laying a FONDA
ton for 4 smoTh ana successful pro.
yisi0nal government. The governor
Ices no reason To anticipate sudden
changes in the situation or any es-
peeially scnsat onnl incident He is
rather of the opinion that from now
governmental mattors will be of
common place order.
Governor Magoon announced his de-
cision to postpone the appoin ment Of
cabinet officers indefinitely The in
teniion is to con ider thoroughly The
eond tons and needs Of each depart
ment This is better accomplished by
having subordinate heads report d :
rect BY this method The governor
believes he viii be enabled to select !
minister's best fitted for the posts
Partisan political expelioncy may
have an influence in the cabinet ap- |
continent, the governor con idemng
that il would be impolilic TO appoint |
to high office mcmn to whom Il con
sideiable number OF people are ep +
posed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15
Cuba to Pay tha BlIIs.

a strict accounting of expense iu.
currcd by the American army occcu.
pal on chargeahla 70 Cuba Will be
kept These include only such OK
pen es as have been incurred by the
coming of troops t. the island
The last demonstration Of welcome
o the returning ex-rcbels took pace
today upon the arrival OF General
Julian BetaucolWt formerly Piro
Gueiras chief of staff. Bstanco8rt
has been detained in Pinar del Rio
collecting in.urgent arms A crowd
OF 1000 met him at Villa Nueva sta
tion and greeted him with rolrs Of de-
light Padre Mirett, the rcyou ion
ary priest who accompanied the gen
cral, was also enthusiastically wei |
coined The crowd was almost "a. /
tHely negroes with three bands
they parade1 through several squares. I
around central park, down The prin
cipal streets and finally left Betau-
coug at his home.
General J. Franklin Ben intends to
distribute battalion of engineers
throughout the island to verify, cor
rect and complete the large army
nap of Cuba begun during the former
intervention, but not completed, cx-
'ept for the provinces Of Havana and /,
Ma auZa9.
The % marines ordered to the Isle
# Pines by TAFT proceeded thither
rom Baiahano today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15

"A MAN SURPRISED IL l,sif-beat.
cn;' and your daily advertisements
should be surprises 10 your competi,
tors in business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15

tcoHeluded On Ihlf'i Psgsj
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15

ments OF fact--in a want ad--may
ncnts Of fact---Ina want ad--may
change and enlarge the whole out
look for you!
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-15

lCoHcludsd % 1biId P'gsJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
PLor To PoIaoN wAoLE FAMILY
Three Negro Women Under Arrest as
Result Of Letter.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 26.--Accordlng
to a letter which was accidentally
opened by Mrs. J. j. Foote. Of 491
South Pryor street, a deliberate at
tempt at murder OF the entire Foote
family had been made by Nellie Bal
ley, a negress who had been en-
ployed by the Foote's as cook.
The letter in question was written
by Fannie Smith, negress, and was
directed 10 Nellie Bailey, in care Of
Mrs. Foote. Owing to the ignor-
ance OF the writer, the suprescriph
indicated that the letter was for Mrs
Foote. II contained the details OF a
plot to poison the entire Foote fam
lily.
Fannie Smith and Nellie Bailey
were arrested, but at the hearing
Judge Broyles decided to postpone
the case owing 20 the fact that II
developed the fact Fanny Smith had
an enemy in the person Of Minnie
Clark, another negress, and It was
thought that the letter might have
been written out of spite. Minnie
Clark In under arrest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
Made Record Time .

Mobile, Ala. Nov. 2G.--Te N0rI
wegian bark Lysglint, which arrived
at Pensacola, Fla, on Friday night
bears the distinction Of having mat4
the best. known record Of slirs
craft ON the passage from Snoaop-
mund, German Southwest Apr.ca, q
this port. when the bark crossed
Pensacola bar and vu.ered the har'
Dor she had been out exactly a. eayi
from the point from which she sailed
rhis Is only two days more thaa a'
passage made by a steamer vaI'l
entered here recent yfrom SWosop'
mund. and which illustrates the speed
maintained throughout the voyage B!
the bark. The bark passed San Aa'
tonic, Cuba, on the goth instant. al'
consumed only two days In couLi
from that port TO Pensacola Ea-ol.'
she caught with and passed o hi'
Tory line steamer from Cuba iof A''
bile and although the steamer mao.
an effort TO keep alongside oi A'
bark, she could not main7.a "a
speed OF the latter aud soon d.gi,e.
out Of sight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
Canada Breaks Postal Pact.

Washington. Nov. S6.--As the re-
suit OF friction over the publishers
privileges IN the two countries, the
Canadian government has notified this
government that the postal oonven-
ton between the two countries will
be abrogHted May Z next. The no.
tlce Ia accompanied by a statement
that this action extends only TO Sec
ond-c matter. and that II by leg
islatlon or departmental action new
regulations are framed by the United
states postofioo department for this
class, Canada will be prepared 20
commence negotiations for new con-
vention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
RrookIyn Rrdae terminal i.

New York, Nov. 2G,-The most
valuable OF the properties which the
board OF estimate decided Friday 10
acquire for the projected Brooklyn
bridge terminal In the stats zeltung
building. The price put upon Il by
the clty's appraisers IL said TO be
about 81 900 900. When erected In
1873 the building together with the
land on which Il stands, cost $500, =
900. Il Is FIVE story structure OF
granite. The Stats Zeltung build
ing will have 10 he vacated within
three months. The Stats Zeitung
bought q new home on the west side
OF Elm street, whore q modern ~
story building Is TO be erected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
STOP ESCAPING WATER.
From the Mississippi River by Very
Clever Feat.

CieNCF FCdts
New Orleans, Nov. 20. News Of
one Of the cleverest feats in several
years in stopping up escaping water
from the Mississippi river by levees
was received here Saturday from Col
lette Gap, SIS miles below New Or
leans.
Through this gap, which was 50
feet wide and 10 TO Is feet feet deep,
5-mile current poured, the gap
being one Of the numerous passages
through which the river distributes
its water near the mouth with result
ing shallowness in the commercial
channel. The bottom of the gap
was OF SOFT mud. enabling the cur
rent to rapidly wash away piling. The
illlng was accomplished by laying
across the bottom a huge stringer,
which served to defect the current
upward and away from the bottom,
The gap was then clcsed with piling
in seven hours time and other piles
were driven in massive clumps with
cables attached to them to support
the sheet pilng.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
rn pro,aeute AdysntI.la .

spartanburg. s c., Nov. &c. The
grand jury OF Spartanburg county has
made a presentment to Judge DantG-
Ter. urihE him 20 prosecute every
minister of the Seventh Day Advent
ist church on q charge OF violating
the sabbath, also all members Of that
faith who keep Saturday and labor
on Sunday. Revs. Nash, Johnson
aud SepoT. veil known prearhers. are
named by the grand jury presentment .
which has caused much excitement 10
religious circles,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27

Peesacolt. IA, Nov. q, re
lug % the taaoas Re0sage cases m
esy riEat az it ort0ca rstuFati a
VtTtisi 20 ransy ara.aft ~ 3 HAr-
isn, ntragsr q ths lustson LanAsf
cowusrY C. G Hntea. aEt 8 q,
NamFf. 40 usre esarFrt STA c,e.
eriuff te ernBfH ptmEe Tef
las slfnhtus GO Efs tsars hfiars
"a sE ha rlra