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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
New PostmasterS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE senate
In executive session confirmed the fol
lowing nominations for postmasters
Connecticut-George ID. Carey. Sound
Beach. New York-Dwight II. Bruce,
Syracuse; Henry w. Wilcox. Deposit;
j. ID. Denison, Greene: Ellsworth Sweet,
Waterloo. Pennsylvania-Howard B,
F~rankenberry, Point Marion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Haze You
Friend?
NEW O r. WEDDING.

A number of people from this city
will attend the marriage ceremony OF
Miss Gussie Levy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Levy, to Morris Levy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Levy, which will
occur Sunday night, February 4, at
8 o'clock in the Grand Oriental Hall,
245 Grand street, New York. A re-
ception will follow afterwards at the
home of the bride, 1879 Monroe street,
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Wash Dress ! Samples of
Fabrics Friday Values!

Is ct. Scotch Outing Fiannels-nill
lengths-light woolly weight
non-shrinkable. s
10 ct. Fancy Emb'd stripe Batiste-
mostly navy blue and white
to =
10 ct. Plain colored Cotton Henriettas-
&c inch-street and fancy shades. III
1t ct. Fancy Percales-yd wide
light and dark-fast colors. ..... 9%
10 ct. Serge Suitings-copies of all wool
goods-for tailor suits. ........- liz
Is ct. German Flannelettes-best styles
for kimonos and wrappers. .I1E
IS CT. Organdies and Dimities-
best styles for season Of 1906. ..... .12lE
"A ct Fine Bathrobe Fiannels-eStra
heavy-exceptional value. ........ 9A
Also Accumulation of
Dress Lengths and Remnants
Lnf at one-third value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Castro to Sell Asphalt Lake.

CARACAS, Jan. 11.-President Cas-
tro will offer for sale to the highest bid.
der the concession for the asphalt lake
at Guanoco, of which: the New York
and Bermude2 company was deprived
about a year ana O half ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
C. e. BUSINESS MEETING.

Following the prayer meeting in
the Presbyterian chapel last night a
business meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Society was held. The
question of the Quarter Century
Movement to establish a permanent
headquarters for the organization by
contributions from members was dis
cussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
AT TEA.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Harrington en-
~tertained at tea Tuesday night.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franz Nelson, Mrs. G.. Earl
Edmunds and Miss Mary Mercer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Ptankots mo Housekeeper
- -. can afford to miss
Ceo oPieII This January
ComfortabIes Sale Friday!

Mill Stock of Blankets.
:" Valne. Sales Prices.
7oA-ss.e s to s1o.es..... 4.9S to Cos
I14-se. 9s 10 $685.. 3.9S to 5.9S
1O-4-S6.9s to ss.9s. 49,. Bps to ABS
Great Bargains!
$3.50 Heavy White Cotton Fleece
ia size-pink and blue borders. .9S
% ct. White Crib Blankets-full size. .39
s1.Oo White Crochet Spreads-full size
extra ~heavy-no dressing .....'. D 4
81 10 Full! size Crochet-Marseilles
centre and all over designs..-'''.- 81
81. 60 full size Crocnet-fringed or
cut out corners ...-..---.-.'-.- l.Io
s.. o5 Full size Satin finish Marseilles-
allover and centre designs........ LAB
s1.qs Sateen Comfortables-plain
red back-white cotton filling.
s.. 40 French Sateen-fgured top,
plain back-hand machine made. lbs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
EPWORTH LEAGUE EVENT.

Arrangements are now under way
for an entertainment which the Ep-
worth League, of Simpson M. E.
church, will give in the church Feb
ruary %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Royal Einlrod.

The mikado of japan is a good hunt
er and fisherman AID an excellent shot
with a rifle. His devotion to lawn
tennis is marked nd he is an excellent
wielder of a racquet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
ATTEND FAIR IN ToTTENyILLE.

Many people from this city expect
to attend the fair of Bethel NJ. E.
church, of ~Tottenville, which will be
held in the Knights of Pythias Hall,
at Amboy ven and Main street,
for three nights, commencing Febru-
airy 22. A number of fancy and use
full articles will be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
ourtains mo HoUs skeepef.
S"l-n. can afford to
Drdpe[leS miss this Jan.
able covers, GLC. Sale Fridayf I

sl.19 Muslin Curtains-spots and ngures
pinch hemstitch ruffle........-.. .SO
SC. 90 and 800 Irish Point Curtains |
. and 3 pair lots ooH
sample-slightly soiled 49,. .-..4.So
ss.O 90 and $1,000 Bed ~sets-French net 4
and Irish Point-one of a style -
slightly soiled from handling. o.SS
81 40 Turkish Cross Stripe Portieres-
for dens or cosey corners
full width-fringed top and bottom. .98
sl.9s Portieres-Bagdad and Mosque
d~esigns-fringe top and bottom .3.SS
81. % Fine Rep Porteres-Goeblin
Tapestry b~orders-best colors. 49, obs
SO 9s to s16.as Notwithstanding Of Z
ono and two pair lots of Fine Damask, 1
Frou Frou, Mercerized and N
Reversible Broclde -9.SS
s.. 80 Plain velours-for Portieres. -
cove : and draperies-50 inch -1.49
g. os TO s4.9s fine French Verona VeIours
SO inches wide-to clear. ....-..- .SS
So 40 Ragdad stripe Couch Covers
T 10 inch-tassel fringe.
Sass Couch Covers-Rug designs .3.49
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

An election of three trustees of
Simpson M. E. church will be held
January 81.
There will be baptism of infants in
the Presbyterian church Sunday, jan
uary FL.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
list church have fixed January 23 as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

-. Want ads. bring about ''quick
changes" in your affairs-quick inn
provements when things are ''going
down hill" with You.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

want" Ads, Tor the EVENING
EWS received at F. Killenberger's
Y, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

tell him about Ayers Cherry Pee
Tell him how it cured your hard
Tell him why you always keep
il on hand. Tell him 10 ask his doctor
about it. Doctors use it a great deal for
all forms Of throat and lung troubles.
We have no ~seeretsi We publish C Ava-co..
the formulas Of al our medicines Lowell. Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Notions Samples
Bureau Scarfs Ell,
Stamped Goods Values,

s1.25 & $3.50 Applique scarfs and
Shams-net or Swiss centres-heayy
raised borders-H. S. or Scallop-
Scarfs, 20x54-Shams, 50 inch.... IA
60 ct. Applique Scarfs and Shams-Lawn
or net-scallop REORGANIZATION centre
20x54 Scarfs-32 inch Shams. 80. At
8 ct. Fine Quality Stocking Feet. BIS
10 ct. Fancy Gilt Buttons dozen. 10
20 ct. Fancy Gilt Buttons
one and two dozen 10
"a ct. Pearl Buttons-Ocean shell
. and 4 hole-carved or plain
= dozen IL
10 ct. Pearl Buttons dozen....... .
Manufacturers Sample
Line Stamped Goods.
Union and all linen-H. S. with one
TO three rows drawn work
Is, %, "A inch Squares
worth SO and -
20 and "a inch Squares
worth 80 and 80. 80
80 inch Squares-worth 40 and so. 20
Same size-worth 80 10 Sl.l9i
.0S 10 .O3
Sc, As. "a and 20 inch Scarfs-
worth 80 and 9.............. 80
so inch Scarfs-worth SO to So. .4S
20 inch Scarfs-worth 10 to. 9s.... so
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

Weather csSsyss bilities.
Fair anG warmer; southwest winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
January Sale
fRlDAu, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAG
Everything AdUertiSed-And More
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS

dfu56s !
$500 Womer's 1hres-quarter Coats.
Back keTsey and Cheviot-loose or
htted-velvet collar-dnely tailored sos
$500 Coats Of Black and Castor (
kersey and Mixtures \
latest cailored styles. AZ
S23.9 Tailored Suits-Biack and cor'd 4
Cheyiot-Efon. T1feequarter and
Medium Length Coats-new '
style skTh-fancy tailored. .....14.9a
s32.OQ Extra size Tailored Suits
TO % bust-Bla ok Broadcloth and 4
Cheylot-medium coats .........1S.9S
S1@.98 Frr Collars and Throws-Sable 4
and Natural Squirrel, Sable Opos- '
sum and Brook Mink. .......... QQ
s19.9s Jap Mink Collars, Throws and !
scarfs-fur or satin lined ...... 9.96
s17.9S Pillow Muffs-Isabella Fox.
Sable Raccoon. Siberian Squirrel. SOS
s49.9s Nearseal Coats-large Storm Al
collars and Revers Of Alaska Sable U
Skinner satin lining. .Da2
Entire Stock of Furs. Half Price and Lesal \
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
Women's& Girls No Housekeeper
Underwear osn sIIosd 20
Babies Wear j. EESiSsxf

SO ct. Cambria Corset Covers-round
neck-wide lace-ribbon run....-. IL
40 ct. Cambria Corset Covers-good
washable laces and embroideries. ~
70 ct. Nainsook Corset Covers-3 ribbon
run insertings and clover lace edge. 80
SO ct. Muslin Gowns-v or high neck
tucks and hemstitching or two
emby Inserts. 80
70 ct. Cambria and Muslin Gowns J
tucks end hemstitching- -
l TO 4 insertings embfy.-.......... sOA
81 90 Cambria and Nainsook Gowns
lace or emb'y-20 styles 30
40 ct. Good Muslin Chemises-
open front-yoke Of 20 tucks ana
9 emb'y inse-tings. ...-.-... 81.
s1.39 Skirt length Chemises-yoke of
Val. lace inserts-ribbon run..-.. %
80 ct. Cambria Drawers
wide b. S. ruff1e. 10
SO ct. Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide ruf1e with lace and inserting
or good emily .4U
81. 80 Cambria Skirts-fan founce of SO
lace inserts, tucks between, lace
edge rufhe 100
s4.39 Fine Lawn Skirts-extra wide q
founce, for insertings and deep -
edge of Point de Paris lace. -....2.0G
80 ct Children's Muslin and Cambria
DraweFs-lace or emb&a2& tucks-~
2 to IA TO
GO ct. Children's cambria Skirts-lace
inserting and edge Of emD'ry.---.. .40
40 & SO ct. Children's good muslin Gowns
fine tucked yoke to IA yrs-..... do
S2.9s Babies Long and Short Cloaks-
all wool Bedford cord and
Cashmere ~
rs ct. Babies Short Dresses white Lawn
and Nainsook-waists or yoke styies--
sizes to 3 .4O
81 40 Short Dresses-hne white Lawn
French waist and yoke styles
sizes 10 3 .S4
50 ct. Long Nainsook Slips
neat, trim .o0
So ct. Babies Bingham Dresses
neat checks-sizes to 2 yrs........ ~
90 ct. Little Children's Bingham Dresses !.
Russian box pleats or French styles
sizes to 3 VS.. -
sl.49 Babies Long Nainsook Dresses
plain or fancy styles. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

All as Advertised $3.50. Fishers will give every desired information.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11

Mill Stock of Blankets
fine qualities. but small lots
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-11
PILLOW CAsEs-Extra fine muslin

Ness than wholesale price
in hundred case lots.l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
MANY BURIED IN HOTEL RUINS
Collapse Of Five Story Structure at
Long Branch California.

Long Beach, Calf, Nov. H.
With no warning. save the cries Of
the worlmen who first felt the floors
sag beneath their feet. five stories
OF the central wing Of the new $3.50,
600 hotel collapsed, carrying nine
men to death in the tons OF tangled
wreckage. About $50 workmen were
scattered through the structure when
1t fell, and of these nearly 100 were
carried down in the debris.
The building was Of reinforced
concrete. and the men were crushed
to death beneath tons of mortar and
iron.
Five bodies have been taken from
the debris, and one of the injured
died at the Long Beach Hospital
Three other bodies have been located
in The ruins, making nine known vic
Tins.
Thirteen men are accounted for
and nine injured are being cared for
at the hospitals. None Of the in
jured will die.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

Wa h.uEion Nov AZ The score
aly oi tbo navy will ask congress
al thc next session Zoe moro money
% v'nthe lbo biuejacke,s THAN they
ere now allowed, % 81 fouai itat
ho $40 o. Jhe prcrut allowance vu
u1t s.fe be sailors of thc navy SAFE
Helsut oHiat and q, has been tec1-
GA to I.trea che estimate Cor cl5ta-
ins ty $4,000 80 aa TO- permit o.; au
increase oi ,Ho allowance 20 ylC5 per
uaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
FLAMES RAGE At wARsENToN
$50, 200 Fire Destroys Much Proper
ty-Thought Rat Started II.


Wanenton, Ca, Nov. 12.-Fire
broke out in the store OF r. M. Har-
daway, and before it was checked
It had destroyed property to the valu-
alton OF OF S52 900, on which only
S17 500 OF insurance was carried. II
Is thought the fire was caused by a
rat igniting a match. There was
big stock Of matches in the store
OF Mr.. Hardaway at the time.
The Citizens bank building was de-
Btroyed and the loss Is about So 900,
fully covered by insurance. The
bank vii open for business in a new
stand. It will Immediately rebuild,
as will most OF the merchants who
were burned out. A new hotel has
also been projected.
The losers and the amount OF in
surance carried follows:
Hardaway. stock and building, loss
5000; insurance Sc, 900.
Harper Bros. stock and building,
loss $40 900; insura1Ae 81, 900.
J. r. Stein, $50, No; insurance
81 900.
Mrs. c. w. Carson, 50 500; insur-
ance 81 800.
c. R. Fitzpatrick. 50. 900; no In
surance.
j. M Cody, 81 800; no insurance.
w. T. Evans, $1,000; insurance
$500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
o. Mnn klloa m wrenk .

Manchester. o., Nov. IA
wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railroad resulted In the
death Of one man and the injury OF
seven other persons, G miles west Of
here. Passenger train No 6 Con-
duc.ur Graham, struck a broken rail-
1he engine postal and baggage cars
passed safely. but ave coaches were
wrecked. turned over and rolled down
the embau'ment. Three little chill
dreu OF one family were iniured. one
having its legs crushed All the crew
escaped except Conductor Graham, he
being slightly hurt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
NH BE nrltlah Amba.sador.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Times
says It was ascertained In this city
Friday night that Cecil Arthur Spring
Rise will probably be the next am
bassador TO this county from Great
Britain. AS far as could be learn
ed the British foreign Office has not
yet definitely decided on the appoint
ment, but OF all those mentioned for
the office. Mr.. Spring Rise Is regard
ed as the most probable appointee.
Nj Spring Rise Is at present In Per-
sa, having succeeded Sir A. H.
Hardange there. Before that he was
first secretary OF the embassy at
st. Petersburg He was born in 1859
and was educated at Elton and Balllol,
Oxford. Mr.. Spring Rise Is COM
pratlvely a young man for the post
at Washington, ID. c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
shotaun Veraua PIatol

Dublin. Ca, Nov. 12.-Friday
morning at Kittrel Messs. j. Letch-
or Tyre, OF this county. and Her
scheIl Tarbutton, OF Johnson, en-
gagged In difficulty which resulted in
each OF them being seriously wound
cd. Tyre was shot In the abdomen
aud Tarbutton In the neck. II Is
said that the wound received BY Tyre
Is the most serious. The dldiculty
arose oyre small piece OF land.
tyre Is saw mill operator, and Tar
button Is a farmer Zach Is well
known and prominent In the counties
where they i've lt is said that
Tyre used shotgun aud Tarbutton q
uiEtol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
Fluht Reaulin Eniallv

Decatur, Tex, Nov. 12.-PCter
Bcyill. ~ years old. was stabbed a.
death here, by Lcslie Blackburn, IS
years old Blackburn and Bevlils
younger brother were lighting when
The elder Boylllc boy lnterfcrcd. AZ.
Ter Fighting ON the ground several
minutes Blackburn drew pocket
knife and stabbed the elder Beyl
hoy In the chest ne ran home aud
ton dead as be- was entering tae door.
blackburn Del In jal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

New Yoya Nov. i2.-The hTonse
tablet co. gro monument erected Ia
The Lutheran cemetery on t1e out
skirts ~ Brooklyn, TO the memory %
The viclus 90 TIE burning % the
gtrEur- General s1cum, gus stolen
Fusay night TIE cost % thc tab.
Dec uas about t't3. The tablet bad
oe,n I,ird OF O. ne mcaa-
msui u,th croE bars. the face 81 tae
mcauusEt bciag dl.scce Do ne op-
eratioa Tie p3ace have lnfogma.
tion ihsi ere hen vas ccmmitiFd 81
men sac drove % ne cemetery % q
burEy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

ChiJago. Nov s.-roahsn IN tho
middle cl rstchfl la climax SAT.
uft-r gr ttc c'cvcua 90 Minnesota
end chicago universities lined I'd on
Marf .rl rfi3 with neither tIev.
eu Frnr1H'ot Win W'cs.raa or Wis.
consin. uo championship claims were
possible trom mo result bu' ne pro--
pnct az utlng ~rcfgFmrt" football
% zee hirhet development bv the
swift hack tr'l ant the tremendous
ana heavy tinr ~ AfiuneEoto. drew
f-c0ri -brvaklHa efouta io ne ncla.
MnaCc, ha3 co enorm9as advan.
tsEc Ca weight TIE MInnensta line
men averared i9t roaHaa 70 iSa f1r
ChicaFo. vhne On thc bsck as.d re
airantsgv uas zen more prooocueea.
Mluurso,aa hack tch svvraEiaE ~
pcun,lt 81 iss Coz CaicaEv.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

New York. Nov, IA message
from rrs .drH, Roosevelt on al5 way
90 Panama wag received Friday night
az the Offices of tAe Atlantic Wire
teas Telegraph company, The mes
sage was reAycd Co the receiving
station 90 4I city from Zoe ward
Liner Merida Tt rcatU "AmCrl-
can citizens CD board 90 gonimlnica
zion with the pre- lret expressing
wishes for succrsaf1i u.p HIS re.
ply "Ho1g..c, a-ta1v l-ue1a aud
t1anfs The Mey3a expects 20 De
So touch WIN ,be pr5siteat as Oar as
Hauu, Cuaa."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

iontou, Nov i-.-The house o.;
commons has rs.cl thc Nir1 read
lae ot ,ho trade disputes bu. without
q ahHicn Tho t1rc SO A. }. Dali
mura raeccb announcing that thc op-
pas.tlgn would ra oppose tae ts.cI
reading Indicated ihs, DO dd 90, Ct-
pcc, that hc house OF lords would
materially cod thc measure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
WIN Replace Negroes.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov, a.
II IS believed at Fort Reno, Okla. 4.
that the four companies Of the TWEEN
ty-siNth infantry, which were start
ed for that post Friday night on a
special train, are 70 take place OF
negro members OF companies b, Q
and ID Of the Twenty fifth infantry.
recently ordered dismissed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as a result OF the riot
Gus Disturbances In Brownsville. Tex
as, OF Aug l3. A telephone mes
sage from Fl. Reno developed the
Information that the officers at the
post there had not been advised OF
t5e dispatch Of the troops from San
Antonio. although infantry had been
expected 10 take the place OF the dis
banded negro troopers. No trou-
Bile had occurred it was said.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

Ms Yea. Nov, ig.-Tae Gra
haiea u taElsh echcol tssahers
o'0esht 90 eats cosstFy ~ Aifrea
M1arY tsf Earlta rhgtalAroa ~
Co.. tss purFose eg f3yiaE 90 sfe,a,
t.aeal E1leetl is lhit oeuatrf arrived
aEsrtsg ush ca GO rfr1aff Nru
Acff rfes efre mH ts 80 rT
~ NT. ere a efr-t1fs of
tea t4 le rltc asoa II
tss sl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

AsaoyvE. Mas, Nov. ts -Chas.
q RiEgs. a patnlIs- kns'yFf aes5r-
Gag sieteat scri3erany sAot aa1
h.Eej josn Tncey, q tehooEaiF.
TracF lived tn EaFofAa HAs., ana
MEa a Moaei Nfrepa. y T.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
LIFE BAR7Ej
FROM old KEHTvGs
Action of Agents Said to Ia
Been the Cause.
TOO QUICK FOR INJvNcrId
In a Statement to the Public He d
clsres that the Policy Of the CO..
pany Is Such It Should Not Be d
lowed to Do Business.

lowed TO Do Business.
Lexington, KY, Nov. l2.-A,.dl
neys Saturday representing tie M
lual Life Insurance con paay of II
York, and President Cha.la. A. III
body, Of that company. secured ia
the Franklin county circuit clerk I
injunction directed to State IssuI
ance Commissioner Henry r. p- I
lit, restraining the commissions
from revoking the license OF the cJl
Germ TO do business In the Feu.ccI
field.
The notice Of injunction was av4
.onCommissioner Prowitt at neon. a
fore he made public his op,r 70. 4
he stated that the license was ..r1i
ed last night.
In q statement issued Satu-Iar 4
ternoon In support OF bis action 4
vobing the license OF he Mutual 4
Insurance company Of New w.,
Go business In Kentucky, Cunm.i
sioner Prewitt says the position OF 4
present management Of that colDd
ny In endeayoring TO elect the @
minis ration candidates for trustee
IS Oppressive. dctator.al and d.
lawful, and a company thus mad
aged should not De permitted 90 "A
ther insure the lives Of the people 4
This state" In part IT, sa..l5d
reads
In my opinion The agents o. II
company sre fcC-ircj to De LOCAL a
90 the policy holders, and IL II
believe and have grounds frr a.
than he ut managcm.r. H 1
company Is not wise, and f- '.
interests OF the policy h....- .
not only the prlUlaga br
OF such agents 10 say u .J ...
cy holders. II Is q mistake.
that the agents or r
gIaacc TO tho pre- h..
tC-s, or 20 any b...#
11e'r allegiance ie. U..
90 the company.
IL regard tlc proceed.
Peabody and gi DIS c..
lng o. ,rIcave of IRE
urer of mu u. tsy. n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
FLaht on Streets .

Val1orta, Co.. Nov. 1.-Two
pro1llem YaldoHans had an ex-
cs5ascd OF blows noar the Citizens
tluk Dr. L. Ho.tzendorn and Mr..
David Shaw had a dispute IN regard
90 some material that went IN the
new deuce of Dr lIoltendarR and
uyui bed by Sly Shaw's concern. n
was purely O mis1ndor'y udiug, but
tlry discussed che matter with q good
don't of rEi which led Co blows.
D6,a f.t On good Hicks. and there
ata blood tr5m ho4 though ndghr
was seriously hrrt By auders ran
.h aet separated them. Sc Was gem
o~lg areei thet tbo t,nu-s we're
ABOUT csca, and tho friends o. both
sre vad Aay thcy decided 90 aetue
helg Differences vi,hog' a deeper
H.aln.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

Marulanvfle. Ca. Nov. IA a
.hrgey aus1tet meetinE % elussaa
- M-r~rrr''e SO .eoe wns -.
rEih a4Es 30 - knoun AZ
iss Crrtfaa aaak o' Martaanrius
SRA , w Fsteriss 90 prsrit,r, ass
u. A Wart caahiFr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

Kan as CITY. Nov is.-Drisa1isr
Fredonok guna1a lo0 SATURDAY .or
81 LOUIS, 20 Ake esarrc % rs uoW
command. use department % Ne
southwest SO haj ias, cone hom
ue wet, vherc DO turred over hIa
o'd command. The department. q Cal.
lioruia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
COAL COMPANY DOCKS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Fire Originated From Some
Unknown Calse.
ESTIMATED DAMAGE IS $4,000

The Flames Spread So Rapidly that
the Employees Were Forced to Run
for Their LIves-coal Is still Burn
Ing.
Chicago, Nov. -. The docks Of
the Lehigh Valley Coal company sit
uatod at One Hundredth street and
Commercial avenue, were destroyed
BY fire Saturday. causing a damage,
as estimated by the officers Of the
company, of 1857 900.
THO fire originated from some I'M
known cause In the engine room,
which was situated in the basement
OF a coal house in which so 600 tons
OF hard coal we're stored. The fire
spread 50 rapidly that the employees
were foced to run for their lives
without being able 20 send word Of
the fire TO the down town Offices
OF the company.
The vast pile OF coal Is still burn
ing, and Il Is expected that II viii
be several days before the fire is en-
urely extinguished.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-13
HI k'CARREN WILL
HAVE TO EXPLAIN
brooklyn Leader Chvrged With
knitting Hearst.
place WITH REPUBLICANS"

Attest Returns Show All Democratic
Candidates, with the Exception Of
Hearst, Chosen by Small MaIori.
lies, Though Count May Change II.