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DIAMONDS.
c. F. RUDOLPH.
MARKET AND FOURTH sra
HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Cornerstone Was Laid Last Saturday
Aliernoon

The Cornerstone Was Laid Last Saturday
Afternoon.
The cornerstone Of Hope Baptist
Church. at Twenty-third and Pine streets,
was laid on Saturday afternoon, with
appropriate exercises Rev. R. B. Cook,
ID. ~. presided. A preliminary service
was held az the Swedish Baptist Church.
Addresses were made by Mayor Horace
Wilson. Rev. f. B. Plummer, secretary
Of the Baptist Home Mission Society;
Pastor " L. Pettingill Of North Baptist
Church; Rev. J.. Judson Westiall, pastor
of Bethany Baptist Church; Harry
Fmmons. president Of the Delaware
state Baptist Missionary Society; Rev.
q. G. Wieden pastor Of the Swedish bap-
fist Church: Charles H. Cantwell, supern-
fendent OF the Sunday-school; Mrs. T.. NJ.
Gain. the church clerk, and others.
The cornerstone was laid by state Mis-
sionary r. G. Penney, Some articles oil
interest were placed in the cornerstone
Inv Mr.. Cantwell. who has been a hard
worker in the interest Of the church.
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LARGE DEAL IN COAL LANDS.

Associated Press Dispatch bY Special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. i2.-E. II.
Hartman, Epcs Randolph and their as-
sociates. who are interested in an Arizona
and Colorado railway enterprise that Will
eventually become Southern Pacific
branch. have bought a vast coal hand area
year Durango. Cal, and have just paid "a
part of the purchase price. II Is said thnt
i will require S2,OO0,000 TO complete the
deal.
The Porter Fuel Co. s and the Bosion
Coal and Fuel Co.'s coal lands are in
cluded, in the purchase; also thousands
OF acres Of adjoining coal lands. John
McNeal negotiated the deal for the Harri-
man-Randolph people. -
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srR1ous F1eHrINa IN LIVE.

Associated Press Dispatch by specialwirca
Belgrade. Servia, Feb. PA serious
fight has occurred in old Servia near the
villages of Nikeian, Dngomanzi and
Chelopek. between the Turkish troops
and two servian bands.
The Turks. who were the attackers,
lost 40 men killed OF wounded. The Ser
vians lost rs killed or wounded.
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Scr saIt.

CIsOO BUYS A NICE TwO-sTORY BRICK
DlJVU house, connected with sewer, renting
Tor j. MILtON y ADloA,
iena2-st 5u2 shipley street.
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1oE aAYE wAY BENEATH s.Ooo.

Associated Pres, Dispatch BY Special Wires
Chicago, ILL.,. Feb 12-At the close Of a
skating tournament on the humboldt
Park lagoon yesterday, the ice slowly
gave way beneath 5000 people, causing
panic. in which many were injured.
The ice sank slowly until covered by
two feet Of water. In the panic many
women and girls we're trampled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
FATALITIES IN FLAMES.
cl,,ed Press pIspateh by sDecial WIre..

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Portland, Ore. Feb i2.-ln a FIRE carly
today in a clearinghouse near the Morrison
street bridge property to the value OF
$40 600 was destroyed.
Ono body has been recovered from the
ruins. and Il is believed that several more
bodies will be found.
Twenty horses were burned TO death IN
an adjoining stable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
pARRoL MINE DISASTER.
-. -. n,,,.,,,, NJ sn.cl.l wIre,

Associated Press Dispasoh BY special Wires.
Charleston, W. Vs., Feb. l2.-Up. TO
last night searchers in the Parrol mine,
where an explosion occurred Thursday,
had found * bodies in addition to the
six removed Friday morning.
1t Is known that another body hes IN
the death trap.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
ov,ters Ion Lunch tomorrow ?

II So telephone your order 70 Coke
Fourth and Adams Prompt deliveries
anywhere in town. You cannot buy
finer oysters anywhere. Both phones
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rlectea a Vice.President.

At the seventh annual convention OF
the Builders Supply Association held IN
last week, Charles Warner
of this city was elected one OF the vice
,,.aef1aufa
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Cash We We undertake , to
Balances with all possible ex-
pedition, in order to
make the Company's funds produce
the largest possible return. Mean
while they bear an average rate Of
somewhat over II per cent in the
various repositories. At the close of
business, December 80, 1905 (the
last day being Sunday, our Company
held cash in banks Of Sl,l44,720.0S.
It's loan engagements. municipal
bonds and mortgages exclusively, in
process Of being proved up and paid
for from day to day, amounted to
$1,l93,35000 The Company also
counted as liability for policies Of in
surance in process Of adjustment
$72,O9S.27. Thus, at the close of the
years work the loan and claim en-
gagements exceeded cash in hand by
S120. .72S.19. The policyholders fare
asked in this connection to make a
careful study Of our annual state
ment."
pTrpNUT e. CATTT .CPTTRV
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wiroA
Washington, Feb. l2.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Rain or snow tonight and TOMORROW
northeast wind, slowly increasing.
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THREE KILLED,
TWELVE hurt
A Crowded Street Car in Chicago
Was Struck Last Night
by a Theatre Train.
ENGINE and COACH DERAILED
The Street Car was Hurled Into
the Air, Overturned and
Ground to Splinters.
OCCUPANTS BURIED IN DEBRIS
But Few Had an Opportunity
to Leap From the Car Be-
fore II Was Struck.

Tho Passengers on she Train Hurried 70
Uthe Assistance OF Those Imprisoned IN
tho wreckarc, and PhYricians We're
Summoned 60 Aid tho Injured.
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Local RKETT4IE~

Bueber. glass gliding eis shipley.'
unbgeilua repaired at AZ saiplsy street :
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Apiires.
NolIoE-ELECTIoE
n-4a..
Pronpsals.


,rEALkD PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO 1HE
y Board Of Water commissioners and endorsed
,ffo osas ior Pumping kugue,' viii be ie-
ceired 81 the ofice Of the Mat-r Department
toutheast corner sixth and King streets, Wiz
mingtou, DEL, until 1.3J p M, on MONDAY,
February 18th, 906, for the construction anl
erection OF one twelve million salon vertical
tfinle expansion selfcontaiued cranE and ny
wheel pumping engine. 20 operate against head
OF l75 feet; TO be an exact duplicate OF the one
nov being constructed for this department.
blank forms and Specifications may he Oh
tsined At the Office Of the Water Department
certified check Tor 5000 must accompany ca ach
hd
The right is reserved to reject any or an bids.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
iehl2-St
' nROPOsALs-sEALE PROPOSALS WILL
be received by the Levy court Commissioners
ol New Castle County, Delaware, al tne County
Court House, Wilmington, until u O'Clock, nooni
Tuesday, February 10th. 1906 for the consttuc-
ton Of a steel draw bridge over the Appoquini-
mink River, near Odessa, New Castle County,
Delaware.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
tnce Of the County Comptroller.
II. {. SALMON,
iansi-mwf9t Levy Court Commissioner.
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Annotated Prev DIEnatoh By BpeclAi wirel

Associated Press Dlsnaich by Special Wires
Chicago. Ill.,, Feb. PA theatre train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, running
at the rate of 20 miles an hour crashed
into a crowded street ear in South Chicago
last night. killing three persons and iniur-
ing D Tho killed and injured wore occu-
pants of the street car The engine and
first coach of the train left the rails and
were overturned.
DEAD.
Mrs. William b. Bacon Of South Chi
cago.
cago
sadie Lucy Of Chicago.
The train was local leaving Chicago
at l.3f o'clock for East Chicago. II WAS
well filled with paaengcr who were
thrown into panic by the collision. The
street car was hurled into the air, over
turned and ground TO spliniers. Tho
crash came almost without warning, and
but few occupants of the street car had am
opportunity to leap from the car before
It was struck. The passengers on the
ira hurried TO the assistance Of those inn
prisoned in the debris and began the work
/ of rescue Calls for assistance were sent
| To the nearest police station, and physi-
| cinns we're summoned to aid the injured.
| The engineer of the trinn and the crew of
the street car were placed undcr arrest.
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RnbIif SAX.
aanfiag.

MISS MecLAFFERTY-
w DANCING
School for DEFoRTMEISfI, Err TIRE
Valentine Dance, Monday,
rshrnary l2th. Orchestra. to II .. m'
R.riinefs may Join ~ any time. e..,.,.,,
th!idren's, ella ses thursday anu 9''1iNNs
AYR nSt este lessons in waltz ard two step day or
evening. - mn a,ifv qtoh
Phones. u. a A.-house' 'a'N'
Readence, The Cables
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

Favorite Gold Enamel.
Bring certificate to Cartmell sixth ana
Madison streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
for Rent.

0
ToR ENT-DEsIRABLE FLAT FoR RENT.
Apply r b. CAhTMELl.
iebl0-2t Sixth and Madison streets.
NOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS |
\ and bath for man and wife. Address G. A
fehl2ti Every kyenng once.
nor RENT-Two DESIRABLE ROOMS
J. iebi2-2ti ioJl& LOMBARD STREET
T1LAT-FoUR ROOMS AND BATH, WIN
n heat PRINCE A. MuuslEl.
TaoK RENT-sroRE AMI DWELLING ls6 !
Il Madison street ME- ,59i Ag,oEAeHAv.
fehi2-u 700 w. Fourth street.
TT,wO NFwLY PAPEkED ROOMS WITH ALL
convcnicuces, use of telephone.
febi23t Apply SO MADISON ST.
T,OR RHNT-DWhLIiN0 so5 FAST THIRD
i street. nine rooms and BATH also dwelling
y. E. Cor. Eccoud aud Harrison, Apply -
iebi23t 4WEsl FRONT STREET,
T,oR RRNT-HoUsE, l7os BRo0ME srl,EEI,
L ten rooms and hath $500 Apply
fehlo.u }. r. j. sihDs' lN0 ifoome sL
T5OR RENT-HOUsE. ls1s MARKET srREFT,
i all convenience Apply on ,he premises
ish9su IN Ne, Smith street
NOR RENr-nOCTOR oiFlCf. AT sl7
Il Washington street. Possession 90 once.
iep'oi Apply an fi.HAi Aiia'7.
r-,OR RFNq-IWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
| II on second floor, and one third-storq 'front.'
ieb8-im l005 WEST sTRHEr.
! NOR RHNT-BEAUTIFuILY FURNISHED
! Il second-atory front ruN1, COZ W. FIFTH. i0-lini
| NOR RENI-FURNIsH. d ROOMS, or SUITE
| i Of rooms s97 ". FOURTH sE ieuFtt
\ NOR HENT-sIORE AND DWELLING WITH
! Il stable and two acres oi ground. apply
FREDERICK NAllhLh, Bear station
ieb5-lml
T,oR RFST-DAIRY FARM or FIFrY-fIvE
Il acres, within Two miles OF Wilmington, with
| large and wcll-equipped poultry plant
Apply at iarm 10 Il. G. MAhAffN
iehi-i near shelnottaik
NOR RENr-ROoMs
+ iauso-im FELDs, Fourth and shipley
NOR RENT-kOOM DOR Man AND WlFK
jan9o,im soi last rKNTH STREET.
NOR RENT-fURNIsHED ROOMS IN rRl-
Il vnte family. Jackson street near Eighth.
isnizimwsisiS Eyery Evening oaice.
TURNIsHhD kOOMs.HEAr AND Lem ALL
/, oonveniences. u EThlkD, 3D. floor iania-lm
T7OR RENT-FURNIsHK KD ROOMS. CALL IN
i store evening" 2la ", klGhIH ST. ianiG-im
1oIt TAINALL 81, II ROOMS AND BATH
! lUl 4 suitable for boarding lodging house
at 49, .IHos. DAVIS 90 Market st ien2l-u
1NEsfRABLE FURNISHED kooMs. HEAl
~ and light ioi WEST SIXTH ST. ianlI-lms
T1OR RENT LARGE MANSION. srABLEANI
II lawn, within one and cne-hali miles of tnl
City: good driving roads. possession al once
/ Apply Ikeal Es.aie Department. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust company, sinh anl
| Market streets. iaulQ-tf
TNOR RENT-BUILuiNG 417 sHIrLtY 81.
| II suitable Tor store or light manufacturing
Janeu Apply FRANK > huht-
; NOR RENT--ETOK 5 no. ls NAsT THIRD sE
4 Il Apply JANlIOh, odd Fellows Hail.
nov2su inird and King
p T9OK RENT = Two FLOORS FOR LlGH.
], manufacturing soNl0 ieel plenty Of light
WILMINGTON Provision CO.
sep27-d Third and Orange stroula
! TNOK RKN1-hOOMs OH OFFICES.
II lylg-u ugs NAkkhl STREET
. FINwO FARMS FOR RENT-ONE Farm, 4
acres. and good buildings. Two miles on
Philadelphia Pike rent 5000 per month"; ais
= farm IS acres. near kuthhy station sl2.lO pt
] month, or Will sell for $780, il sold quick
A. b. STANTON,
aprii-mwftf 5O7 shipley street.
RENTS COLLECTED
T. AND PROMPTLY RENTED.
Settlements made monthly.
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Situaiipps sgantea.

ADY WANTS POSITION AS HoUsFK
LIMO E. "ei pielerrel. Address p,
At3 Every EVENING OHfra
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ausuraure.
National Life S
Attitude

Defined In the Presidents
letter 70 the polioyholderS)
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zantea.

XTTANTED-TO BUY 10 SNAIL HOUSES FOR
w investment Phone or call IN
A.. p GIFflNG,
iebl23t n. r Cor. Fourth and Van Buren.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

VDNd LADY wlsHfs POSITION AS hook
fsh1s lsii experienced, blst Of reference.
iruil--it Address B lq, hvery Eveuirr Office
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SllSAA ions WANTED BY TWO DANISH
eheinoermail. s33 kIBKWOOD. feil0s,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
Tel.aranh 0peeIalar auIsLaaa.

Atlantis. May ILL. ". claEk. she
telegraph operator at chambles, d.,
who ran amack Monday nihhs. whos
with torch, sllolgaa end pistol terror.
apea me eiiissus u two tovwa kiiiins
one man and vounalas iOnF oibsFs.
pps on Tassday aftsFnooa surrounded
~ shessass posssr After eHehangins
several tAos with shS posse. ~ cFIsdi
vf)o ngs ab1at sny morei ! am shot"
the b sre ceased hFiae a minute u
Ger Z sha was hessd IL the basAes
uheFs As wAe conesslaa. The npese.
eomne eIoseE asseriained that CLARK
was asaa. We had seat ballet IN
bis haast. causing instant death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

Bristol. Va. May l7e~As ne real,
Of rtct which vas Inoltea ~ seventy
ave Italiaa lAbOrsrs elnplosed % NE
south and West railroa1. near BpFucs
Pine. n. O.. one was kiiIa1 And iwo 80
Fioasly injnrsd. For eeEsls anknown
Tsanou IN msn enl. sen and asmaAd,
"a lmmealais pay. To sappriniea'
dont was unable 10 cpnlplg viii this
liemaad, and threats psfe Inuds %
blow % ne eaics sla eonifniasaFy
bulIdlnak a posse vss efBanirea "a
qaalf ne MAJ. aaA vhen u hppF1achsA
TIE hpasa whore the ri8B sea6ses psss
AasembIe6. they were mes WItA . Vol
~ eron sithia. The IRE was -
sernsa with the sbovs Feewll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

LAvsenceyille. Ca. Hay l7.-<wliIls
C,oFd6n. . negro. was executed here 81
1seD o'clock Cor the murder Of Rachel
Hslpt, q nssress. at Buford. FEB. tsth
lasi. Before ths prisonsr was rensOv'
- from The county jail 10 the gallowa
about $500 people assembled naaS
Inc Jail 70 hear Ma las, speech. Hs
said be vas ready 70 90. and warned
al me living % abslaia from the ass
&c whisky. pistols and dancing. q
thene evils we're sha causes Of ~
doSnEaIl ana daAth The sHeculicu
being h psisaie. there uas 10 appar
eat ezcilement. and nhesia MARTA And
Ms guarda nae 10 trouble u caFsyina
ous ne ssnienee u Ne esnFt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

uranlta CITY 80. Stay 1.-THE head
lsss body of . man vas touna IN
cess pool IN the rear Of a MadIaoa a.
loon. not Tar from where John Hlckey,
an overland srayeisr 10 Oklnhoma, was
sapAhagasa and killsd last week. .Tht
absencs u the head. n h believed. 10
dIcaisa that The man vas muFdefed,
and ihAs me head vas removed d
pfevent laenslneatioa. The BODY had
eyideAtlf lath u ne eess pcctfef sss'
sFni massAG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

eoHsh MoFwAik, cSsn.. MAJ TIA
sslsssisl visiiant aeshsd trpm ne
hsassas ana ssFpek Ahagsw 0isa II
Ilosan HilI. sseg this eits, - ssrsibis
blDw lbat Ne Was found Eaaseiess
win . esnshsd SAD Treasured akeI'
me msisofils wAtsh iai1 giss lasea
sibls 10 tbs Fss2wsy aear his Boone y
ne ssts % a. egsees. siEasssly co.
masIea end HsnTksA viih peeuliss
sgypiallina feugsa i2eai nsiaefsl
esists aaelase. affair . sasefei axsmtne
ton ~ fhs ssrtoas nssa ~ eefsi
thai II \ un4asstloaahiF ~ meteoKis
ofisin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

Grand Ledge Of Tire Order Mssts d
IRE City q AaeEeea

tire City q AaoNeea.
Augusta. Ca, May l.With nearly
ESQ delegates and Inemheea preeent.
the thfFtyAsventh grand lodge Of the
KniEhts of Pythias opensE Ice sassloa
Tuesday. Grand Chancellor w. II.
BrAnnpn presided at the sessions.
which basph It O'Clock wv. 9. sut
i've; az savannah was chosen Assist
antto the grand keeper Of records and
zeal aud the lodge adionFned TO watch
the parade Of tho uniform rank, Brig'
adler General Charles A. Con. In com.
mends Three companies from Sa'
yannah, two from Atlanta. and one
each from Angusta. Bfunawick and Co
iumbus, were 10 line. rs
AFTER tho parade the opening exsr'
cisss were held It thE-opera hcuse,
City Attorney G, Hsafy Cohen making
the address Of welcome In behalf Of
Mayor a. n, Allen. who was unAyOld'
ebly absent, The response By Grand
Chancellor Brannoq was eloquent bu,
brief. FraternAl greetings were wired
to the grand lodges IN Arkansas. Al.
ALBANIA and Kansas. which are also In
session. s..
The customary reports OF grand
lodge ofacers were read. The uniform
rank viii hold their prize drills at the
schhetzen Plate In the afternoon and
. branch Of the Rathbone Sisters viii
be INSTITUTED IN Augusta. A barrie
cue dinner win be served At the Platl
at 9 O'Clock for all visiting Knights
and the Knights OF Khorassan viii
have q ceremonial session In the even
ing preceded BY . red IRE parade IN
tAntastic costume.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

alSeoa. O.. Nag l5g-Afgn. puea.
shs ssssim ~ VIM slosmss. shs negro
whn wae iynrhea seaF KNstn,aa. msds
: bnihssi1 appeal 70 Unita9 eintes
Marshai tIeerns wklA hers gust prior
b tne afins a. . ol frvm her -,
v6iser uhicA ss6.t8 o. nssss's dsaih.
me wrefe iStass 4 saieA she tsss
Is 10 nesse's esnanss co Ne pssvissa
etEhk na6 sid she fesss4 ehas ~
esass anshcriflss pesl6 IN - renssh
ske nssro. TAe mGfshai isrnea over
&c isstss . ehsiR nesssA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
TRlp NN SERlKERS
sAl
Several People Were Killed
And wounded.
woRKMEN RcRcKp TO sTalkG
Az The shops Az clsesd. No Nswsper
psss NAVE Appsssed. and enc sus
psAslon o. Nssk q osnsra'--Apksd
Mayor q city y nssISn.

New York. May ia cable from
CaElari. sardinla. - the Herald aays:
several persous we're killed and
many wounded u q collision between
trcops and strkers here Tuesday and
fnrther trouble Il expected. Reinforce
ments OF the small garrison have been
urgently demanded. and warshipa with
troops have left Genok and Leshorn.
Trouble began Monday as the cal
ninatlon Of Z great increase In the
price Of food And % anarchistic agi'
tator led the wolkmen to strike,
Thousanda q men marched to the
state tobacco niaRufactory and TO the
other Embellishments. torcing the work
men to strike. snhtstins windows OF
shops and upsettinE streets cars and
cabs.
. There vas another and more seri
ous demonstrati0a yesterday, Proceed
Cd by a woman bearing red nag with
Z large loaf OF bread on top OF the
stan, a parade 81 strikers was form
ca and passed in trOat of the mayors
house. demanding bis resignation.
Next they went 10 the railway sta
ton. which was guarded BY troops
whom they proceeded to stone, The
soldiers stood thasT ground withoaI
firing until the colonel, Count Sal
Martina and Captain 4Ganu|ni had beer
injured BY nssssiles, and 4s o. ths
troops and police agents sericanl,
wounded.
Then there was = scattering fusil
ads from the soldiers and the crowd
ned 10 panic. leaving - 81 lls number
lying wounded III the street OF theas
tvo died bsfore Feachlna the hospital
four ere dyiag and eleven are 10 1
dansetoaa condition.
All The shops are closed. NO news
paper has appeared ana the suspen
sion Oe work Il generaL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
Cotton splrnsrs In Convention.

Ashevilie. N. c., May l7.--lt Is esti'
mated that 800 delegates, representing
10000 splndles, have already arrived
here 10 attend thu tenth annual con
ventIon Of the American Cotton Manu-
tactnreFs assoolatlsh, which opened At
kenliworth Inn Wednesday morninR
a. 10 O'Clock. This convention 10 70
EArded ~ the most important In The
history Of the association W reason Of
the fact that II viii deal with ques
tionS which have attracted nasionHi 81
tention durinG the past 70 months, An
ununual feature Of this convention d
the announcement that the public will
be admitted 10 All aessious. This 40
ton is taken. u u said, IN order that
the people Eepernlly may know exact
~ how the c0stOn manufacturers stand
on matters Wherein their attitude has
been questioned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

naasla y. r.. May tg.-s& wNssh
paesensps sgsln Funadn9 esss she
tfaets e shs Nvp yorh csntRnI wishsn
tke tily iiniIa Fan % 60 ensn spiieh
Wednesday TIE sneine ana tAsss a
'lhs teaehes wpFs vsw1he6 geaaes
nswe. eaxsass q tha sEesn. sss ksil
- ssd TITO sthsr tSs'naesm mssw pain'
fEilY ls3nrsa.
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Nswspapsr lAen J. Monsaemsry.

Moateomery.s Ala. May 7.--Th
southern newspaper publishers arrived
too late for . business session IN the
rnorning. and a. soon as the welcoming
spoeches were made the party left On
special train fpr barbecue a
Iackschs lake They we're welcomed
to the city BY the president of the
council, Iaston Gunter. and Major w,
W. Screws. os the Montgomery Aavef'
tiser. The response was made BY II,
n. CaDaniss. q atlantis, The atten'
dance h not 20 heavy As was expect
ed. A business session was held
Tuesday afternoon and this evening, Il
which matters Of interest % the ~
vertiains and circuIntlon men were
discussed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

I Aikaay. n. r., May Ala siot BE-
sespn stAll2ps ehd nseroes hruhe obi
- - bflc1 yards o. cee5mAnx u
NsI|sa 21aik - hers, "wednesday Gtss'
~ Hs.ts ED 1epullcs sd Lasnttnani
a'afs uANiA. a. sns Ttnsh fesimsns,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
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Assallant 81 little ulrl. y,
nome. Ca. May l7ss-An unknovn
6ggro. about 1s years Old. attempted
10 crlminally assault jamie McElha'
ney, the 1s-yearola daughter Of peh
McRlhaney. Tuesday evening about 2
o'clock.
The ntlls girl had been to Lyle
Spring 10 get some water She vaa
acoompaniaa BY q child named Grace
ILandreth. aged 10 years AZ they
were leaving the spring thsy were &C.
coated by the negro. who told them u
they would 90 with him to q place
nearby and pick strawberries for him
be would give them 10 cents Q quart
for all they could pick.
TIE children started with the negro
and when they reached secluded
apot, he seined little JAMIE McElhaney
BY the baek OF the neck and began
choking her. e
she Immediately began to scream
loudly. and jerking away from the ne
gro she ran 70 a,neArby house and told
Of the occurrence,
The negro 10 the meantime escaped
the news OF the affair spread like
wildnte. and soon an armed posse wa'
In search Of the negro. Two negroes
were arrested soon after the alleged
assault and taken before the child. buI
neither proved TO DO the guilty party,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

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