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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
GREENE ,eAYNoR TAKE A DRIVE
Famous Prisoners Under Escort Sight
seeing In Central City.

Macon, Ca, April l9.--Messrs. Gay
nor and GrecNe enjoyed the spring
breeze and sunshine In this city short
~ after ron On Tuesday, IA a lengthy
drive over the city, conducted by Dep.
uty Marshal Dave Riley, They were
occupants or handsom landau. and
cuIoyed the ride, as tourists would on
any ordinary Trip NJ inspection, They
ASKED ton numerous privileges early
IN the morning and when Marshal
George WHITE .,, consulted he gave
his cOnSvn' iv, tu, ride, provided Dep.
uty Marshal Riley Mas given authority
Mts, Grcone. har daughter and son.
ln'law arrived IA the morning. AMI
spent nearly all Jay with the prison
erS, Mrs Gaynor is expected soon,
the son " Captain Gayuor being al
ready here There was little " the
strenuous Imprisonment, Ia be seen ~
the Jail On Tuesday The two prls
onrrs had bCcr given the privilege Of
the Jail corridors, bat later were al.
lowed the freedom " the lail yards
Marshal white assigned Deputy
Dave Riley to the duty NJ remaining
In charge OF the prisoners, aud such
expenses az are thus incurred will he
paid hy them They have also been
Aiycn privilege OF furnishing their coli
IN thc hospital department Of the jail
AZ thoir own expense, and such other
changes a. they have seen NJ TO mako
have also been allowed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

chine shops at Point Richmond acrosI
the bay. have collapsed
The facts 40 far a. known a, this
hour may be summarized IA follows;
Hundreds OF people killed and prob
ably i.O00 injured
The entire water front Is ablaSe.
The postOtEce Is entirely collapsed.
by order Of the chief Of police all
saloons have been closed
The damage alreday IL Hlc'ed ~ ~
umsted roughly at forty million dol
lars,
The ireS mr. csprcadlng rapidly and
unless the SlDd comes up from the
west and blows The names toward the
bay. nothing can stop the destruction
OF ihe city
The whole north cnd 81 the city n
wrecked. and the fAmes AFeAptcadlns
In all directions
The Postal company IL preparing 10
vaeHtc. and this will shu, OF all tele
graphic communicated Sitb the out
side world.
From present Indications The entire
business section. both Wholesale and
retail. will likely fail = prey 90 the Gre
which II nos Increasing In Intensity
and II bolhE famed by . stia breess
A. II "Wednesday morning. san
Francisco time. ? o'eioek New Yost
time. the employers u the Postal Tel
sGrsph company had 10 leave their u
Gee on Aneoani ~ the IRE. Al tia time
thsy isft. the Palace and oTand hotels
Sers no, yet on are bet wtss 10 lmmi
neat dangss
The militia IL DOS 10 charge o. the
toSn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
FOUR TRAGEDIES taARK.
DAY AT LOUISVILLE
Husband Shoots Wife And Then
Suicides.
AFFAIR CAUSED ~ JEALOUSY
smother Man Commits Suicide While
In His Wts'S Arms, and the Dead
Body Of stlIl Another Suicide 10 Dis
covered In Lonely House,

Louisville. Ky. April 80 An at
tempt by a husband to Kill his wife,
followed by his suicide ana successful
Efforts at selfdestruction by two other
persons. were the features OF Louis
villes criminal record Tuesday.
Elihu s. Thomas. a decorator, shot
his wife twice. and then turned tho
weapon on himself. dying instantly.
Mrs Thomas. who, before her mar
riage, was the daughter OF n we'll
known physician. IL paralyEcd from the
waist down. AZ the result Of her wound,
but has a small chance for recovery.
rhe wite's jealousy Of her husbands
attention to another woman Is alleged
TO have been the cause OF the tragedy
While his wife's arms were claspod
Abou, him and she was cndesvuring tp
prevent the deed, Fred Dicrsing, a
dalryman. cut his own throat, dying
almost instantly
The dead body OF L. u. llndner was
found in a vacant house whittier he
had gone to commit suicide,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
LOST MS LIFE SAVING OTHERS,
Young Man Saved Women, Out Was
himself Drowned.

Tampa. Fla. April 10 George Car
~. cashier Of tho Tampa Electric
company, WAS drowned In lllllsboroug
taH Tuesday morning a mile IN Hal
A.t point, while out with N pleasure
party The uGul was overturned In
rough water Young uarry started
20 swim ashore Ia secure assistance
after rc and MAhnney rescued tho
Young lAdl,, and had placed Thorn ON
the upiurnpd boat
H..ng exhausted. Garry vent down
some dia'a"re from his companions
aud h's bod Was Ne, recovered until
ao ne llric later,
Z M1aDury and The ,ad'sa Wcre
~ 10" vaiof an hour ani nfiotn min
uat"7 before ttci drif'rd ashore ca"
( lbe lAd.os Waa unconscious when
thc reached the SHORE
Gariy Sss rpccRl, 'f,m Boston. .
member VI prominent family there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

Shreveport. la. Aprl ~ The sna
pension II the Merchants and Farm
rrs' bank fnT hquidatioa has been an
nounoed b. ps pTeaiasnt. A u Lem
sra i's asaets eIreei Hs liabilities
In the sum 81 iies.O0o. the asset,
amounting IN Iss7.i7s and lis iiAblu
''cs to- tsis,itd I, Il announced thaI
me Ispusllou ell bS PAID In fail .,
sD,u AZ liquidation cas ~ sHwtgd
The bAnt ~sa organized Under stat,
laS IN 1891. Wiih . CapiiAI ~ ti0S .0sJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
Sussy gss,s,y chsrs,sa.

Nacna. lie. ApFii ~ The Mssot
HBrEe rUmpssT Fwcetysd . charter a.
ra.s,iaYs srassoa NJ I've ssDeFi,I soar
fsis - nsW 0fEAslsstige ~ ratd's
iatH.shss ~ q u Davis ssa 4. To-
- ssd The bsalsaass pfOsBisss aa''a
70 ~ ono ~ has0as Hssai Pfe,etahls
The fasi0Sy bsEias uIiA . small cap
nsl. bar viii ~ prepares 30 ~ . aas'
fotpplsts saa sssiafsstSry sasiasss IA
tks msklhE a. baEsiss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
Thee Mss Are AasnaisS.

iilssesid " Va ADfii ~ 4 aAo,
bipv Vut 10 ,hs ltsnghili mlas nsaS
Welsh iEsitiaa . ks9 - powder \
isfriBc srphpsiSa followed. AAt0ins
TtDsssi. 80 i,alias miner. Sas kiIisa
laasahtiy ssd too othsF msa hSFFisly
satssd sad sFu1ssa me thiafsd vsFs
taken " the Aiasfs hesgsal Al Wslsh
TAsy are E0t sSvsetsa 10 recover from
$50 inInfiss fsssiVsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

Ssv Yssk. ADsii - Ptgs,lss csfis
iiAa. ne ifysas 80 Sgs ~ itAuF y
CansilsA. ~ lsiiasstalts. sss drip
Dsd 0,si - SiEki ss,sf s'afstaE ~
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sss naisss afs Mar isaSi~s Cars
gias. as Ess' rsshyA EsFvss. itsssss
tyn TNs tor Il 10 sd A~AisA sas
49, atr Fg4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

NV Tosh. AIrti tSy--Thomas Mshss
ga kaa~hsa a0sA ed ssl . as~ss
tla,sa wish . Fa1ss willis o. his Way
Agess isst nisat Ills sssaliaas. sail
- ~ hSesst sest,. = ssxNa fsshsr SIN
sasvs. besTtesasd AamaatG agslast .
@eA Tive pstleensa who wsst 10 a.
sess Nm. a@ta sAs Eses a. say with
agave Gssetssss SAITH tAs reserves o.
g.wsA keAsr maj feeovsV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20
DOMIE SHOUTS Def
TO CITY OF ZION
Will Not Negotiate for Peace
With Vohva
oowlE WOULD HEAD CHURCH
First Apostle Declares that Ne VIII
Have VollVA GHeommunleA tsd, and
Wd Resume Entire Charge Of A.
tara In Zion City.

Taicaso, April ~, All negotiations
booking toward a peaceful settlement
oI the question as To- who shall control
Aon city, aud It's vast resources, have
been broken On.
John Alexander Dowie, through hlN
attorneys, \, C. Wcttcn and l., e. lila
Icy, threw down the gauntlet To Gener
al Ovcrucor Wilbur Glen Vuliya aud
his followers when n proposition al.
yanctd by tho Noliyaltcs tn tho UiIecl
that the SsluO0, 900 estate be turned
over To hoard " control was reject
rd bN Doalc,
According TO the provisions ~ this
prnpOeitluH the board was to consist uf
nine members. four Of Ihcm To hr 50
icctcd by bowie and like number To
bc eclcctcd by vollva. Tho ninth mem
bot Was to De- selected 10y the board
az created Il Vas stipulated that
both bowie aud volIya he active mcm
bors of this board, and tina, the action
VI the members thereof be nnAl In do,
termtnlng whether or not the deposed
mrs, apostlog or Nollva be the rccOE
nited head Of tho Christian Catholic
church
bowie has rejected the proposal on
the grounds that not only would he not
acqulrscc IA the appointment ~ VOliVA
on tho board. bur that he no longer
recognized The new loader as . NON
her ~ the church.
Ia speaking ~ the ullImatum AttuT
Bey Haley, representing Dr. nwls.
said
As s1Ou "a ~ can oblala tho B0ces
sAfy Information ~ will fle a hill In
ChanCUfy In the rlfNlit court ~ Lake
county a, WRpkeEan. THIS lnairumsH,
Will be- p-illiun that Tho transfer ~
the property ~ ZION Guy executed by
GcnerRl UyrIs,eoT VOllya giving 10
DRAGON AlssAhdst Granger full title
thereof, be- deciarsd void, We are
Handicapped ~ iho extent that vOiiva
and ne torres have In their possession
ali oi the b,Suss sBd papers eJaCorHinS
HloH cay and lie property n may no
hescssat5 iuf us 10 So iato cour, "a Get
p1ssssah.n ~ these ~ Sou az w. ob
tain tho isstird Information. the Bili
aili 10 hlsd
AtuuJiiaE Ia the aiAtmrshia ~ bis
ai,ntRsys AMI II his lpllowsFs. ~ho are
Nth bim a. the Auditorium AaAsH. b.
ito~le stil 90 10 xloa Ctty suns Tins
this seek II h declared ~ tho ttIw.
leilss that when Tbs "nrst apJstis
eaters tbs ely vbirh he faRdsa. hs
Niil ~ ~ 80 the head - ths church
voiI'a. Ihs1 say. siIl b. saeoamaal
ratsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

wichita, kAas. April &c. E4uara
Blsekburn. c0asin % Senator Blaek
burn. u KsaisesI sAagssa sta TIE
smbsssis@sat Of t7iIoee Ervm Tia w
ehiis ssock Yards oonpaay. valves 90
Awinall0a aa1 has esss oosnA Oves
10 tAs AtssTtet eouFs Blaekhssu sSy.
- spshs . word ffOa Ne tfms ~ Go
0sssd tAa oOaSsfuDG unsii ~ Isft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

wNAassos AEt So Ahss . 80
tsssess VA ra~ pfsstasni. a~essfs }
Sass -, IA fssf fsssfAss ffssa Nas
teVa. sertsst fisaf ~ Wsssis sasssaf
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lsstgr ~ 80 s1st - Esax. ~ r.
stg q fgs asyt 40 VS. isaigfss n
esseeesess sise ahNi \ asea A. ~
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

uvtaSsssa. h6as April 10 -Tss oid
Hsaeey h@tsL tasaisa IA me vsiis4
eie6@ NsttSaAi PARK. Nss ssstpogsd
THasaay TIE ass sTtEiaAfsd frsm a
esfaste4 saimAsf Tee astsi va
fsaa4ea msFs ThaA tsssly Fsass asa ~
tses HaaesF. W. va fssltiiayts
tnQwn - rtlsaia 5qho. asa wAa mafa
4 sE se : lefsss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

RvaRsvtlIs. ta4- AOga ta--graak
wsasoa. assa e7..As ses1 - u Fesuii
q lntuEtss EssrtysA ~ bssnU Tws svss
~ . LsaagSaE1s asa NsSnvssls ssnia Ne
vas fpF@ssty . a.a@ssr - tAs ksssse
IN state lpefaias.Fa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

Hsw ostaaaA ADsti te--A smnnassas
b saens1 sisissaS eaeiebua aas essa
ssssesaa1 - ths L99As1ana nsiisaaf
eo@massasa usEtas - s4nsstaa = .
aesas ssss Bke shaa Sswva4e4 60 n gA4
eew OAso ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-20

naae@paA 80 Assa tar-FAs GiNet
e etaaas eE11g sshpugganaaa saAGtan
- 60 e11E haa hsra e,peN0 eermnra q
a. 90 ftal a fAlH6 na4aER@ 60
Ra 1t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
JORDAN MAY se CANDIDATE.
Wynnewood Man May Enter Race for
Delegate 20 Convention.

Wynnewood Man May Enter Race for
Delegate 20 Convention.
WynneWood. l. T.. July 6.-Your cor.
respondent. having heard the name OF
Hon. Geo. T. Jordan fayorably mention.
cd as a candidate tor e. seat iu Jae
Con tltutional convention. found him
In his once this morning and asked
him. n he would be candidate for
said position. lie stated that he had
been seriously considering the matter.
he had been urged 10 make the race"
but that hc would not fully decide
what he would do until the district
was laid out which would Wcludr
Wyuucvood. his home town.
MI Jordan Hys that d, feels d great
interest lu rhy writing Of the consyrr.
tiou OF the u.n state. and that h.
would like Go assist lu framing the
measure. He says that o. the organic
law oI thc ueo state is laid boo broad.
sound. phIau.asomc aud progressive
principles protecting the peop., from
corporate -re.d and gt tho same tim"
assuHu- c.r.al that o. will also h.
protected as ons as 10 s willing to
obey trc .aw .ha, the new state ol or
ahama sim uaE. rapid strides both
iu commercial and political imp1r,
aucD aud be of great assistance 10 the
Southwest ,u the way OF maiuJainius
It's National individuality and in carry.
ing out its policies which are for the
protection of Jh, wes.. as AGAINST the
East
Mr. Jordan is stauuch Democrat
and a politician OF some experience
and 8, is safe 20 say that Dee viii De
in the race.
over three hundred people from
this city spent the Fourth az the cam
yon below Doogherty They rep1,t
a delightful timc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
ATdmOre BOitIing and
Manufacturing Co,
Ardmore. / 7. Established 1892.

Oldest. most complete dovato
date carboDatins plant in the B I. 7.
All our bottles are thoroughly
cleansed by machinery aad steriilzed
making them absolutely clean and
sanitary. The water used In the pro
duction OF our bottled gool is s.'hsi
distilled or sterllized Bo,a bsns
area,ed and filtered before carooD.
sting. You run no risk OF salklns
typhoid fever or other d.l,terioas
germs when using our s)3ds In
buying carbonated goods - sure 10
get the kind that protests your health
and the health OF your family.
An absolute guarantee goes with
every case from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
EXCURSIONS



Summer excursions on sale daily:
Lampasl.. Texas ss.s5
san Angelo. Texas 1875.
Galveston. Texas. 1I-.s5.
Ma'lgoria. Texas. 1870.
B0c~ne. Texas. siT5-.
Narins. Texas. .is0-.
Comfort. Texas. sls35.
KerYlle Texas. 1905
Biennial Conference Grand Lodge
4. o. Z. V. SaA Antonio. Texas. july
- aud 2ard Rate 1880.
Annual meeting Benevolent and Pro
toctiye order % Eis,. Denver. Colo.
july 18th. li'h aud 18th. Rate s2iO0
Annual Meeting Baptist Young Peo
pies Union of America Omaha. Ncb.
July 10th % 18th Rate Sls.e5.
Special excursion 20 Mexico City.
Mex. Sept Ord 20 18th. Rate $50.
National Eiucational Associate
Convention. Saa Francisco, Cal. June
25th 70 July 9Th. Rate s52
Special excursion 10 Mexico City,
Mex. June 25 10 July eth. Rate ,3s.
v. 4. DASHlELL 7. \.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
rasiress College Vacation.

The Pupils Of the sclyidse Business
ColIcgt'Gce enjoying a weeks vacation.
Tho vocation began Monday morning
ami vll olcse rhis afternoon. Il Is the
hrst vacation the teachers ana pupils
OF that college 5aNe had since the
opening OF that Institution here, ex-
ceptlng sshort while during Cdhst-
mas. The college ofHe viii be open
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
STEAMER AMERICA IS sAss.
.s-ninery 5-ose oo~- s-s vesssi
to~e5 . 5e--Jss.-F5oo scarce.


'"s7 . 7'''' : a. go
M
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....-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
Frisco

Frisco, will sell tickets % u
points on their lIae q, one and one
third fare.
Biennial Conference Grand Lodge
4. o. L. W. San Antonio. Texas, Iuly
% and 23rd. Rate 1880.
Annu,l Meeting Baptist Young Peo.
pies Union OF America. Omaha. Neb.,
July 10th TO 18th Rate sl925.
Annual meeting Benevolent and Pro
tectiye order OF Elks. Denver. Colo,
July 18th. 18th aud 18th. Rate s2i.OO
". 4 DASHIELL, 7. \.
J. W MARING. T p. A. Sherman
TerAs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
TeuAs

Annual Meeting Baptist Young Peo
pIe's Union OF America. Omaha, Neb.
July 10th 10 18th. Rate sls25.
Annual meeting Benevolent aud Pro.
tectiye order OF Elss Denver Colo.
Ju,y lgth. 18th and l-th. Rate S2t0O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06

IN the morning 5lt scaooi work riH
-. - taker ~ lrt1 ND1day nom
.1E The vacation ras given parity
tr- the F1t-h ct Ju'. and also mat
-he pupils could enjoy q short rest
They riI feel n1-a ike WORKING az.
-u- tle short vacation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06

vrut rsrrtlee before SO gdite5 sfEfes -u-
49,. ..s..rt. CHl-f 20 claims. AL au ire
nspsrrr.+rt- snc Csu.-l 'ftees % Coarress
es- es-t.f years Co r- general Lanf Oroe
aats--s before Congress anfindlan clsims
aaaf-srfrrr
De- ~ r-e editors - Naffhess a Coz
--as-aTs. rssf " Alts0rof Naffheus Guide.
- sifs<ar Forms - Pieadiug Etc.
ttsa.s- e. Editor - this paper.
USe-a. ftrl Neu YORK Avenue. WsshinE.
to- ~ g. TeieDhone. Nain 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
CONFEDERATE RELNi5N.

Helilla-te-. iriiar Territory Dive
I zion. A-5mo-s. I T.. June %. 1906.
/ To al C1nfeierates composing the IN
dian territory Division
/ C5m-sde- The annual reunion Of
. -his division will be- held To Ardmore
Oh .ae 25'h. 27tl aad 18th days o..
July Thursday F-iia- ani Saturday
Ample arrangement are being mad.
f1f the care % al l.d CJnfederatss.
free Of charge for the three days. and
,he people % Ardmlfs all put forth
their best efforts 20 entertain you roy.
ally The Oklahoma Division yill also
be our guests The railroads Ni,l make
q lou rate o' transportation which
Viil be published 10 due time All
camps are requested 20 send a full
delegatioa. and should be represent.
ed by one spon sor and maid OF honor
This z.ii be the zraaiest gathering OIL,
Confederate, eve- held in the indar
Territory and it T. hoped that uone
gill fail % be on hand
B-azade commanders will app0ln:
one sponsor and one maid of honor
20 represent each brigade The li,i.
sion sponsor and maid % honor will
De aamed later oH.
b. order o.
JOHN l. GAIT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-06
osursc4LANo TrE WINNER.

I- Great Ocean Contest. the German
snip Beats the French Boat.
Sow Y.... flt THE second ease.
.d Atlantic race between ti.
H.umrltm.Issu steamer Dalrsr.
land and Goo French uae steamer o.
Trur..ro ended ei'h tsr..If. ri-
tor Boo ago. oi 'He German u1a. Tt.
DrlscH.d sas reported 1fu ml'os
southwest lf Gr1rhcad q. o'c'or.
yesterday afternoon aud was Iep0,.si
passing tha EIdysr,ac lighthoa.e ar
tfe entrance ,f Plymouth tsrb1g %
$3.50 O.. m. today Hgr time OF pass
las. form Sew Nurs Co Plymouth Vas
fyD days. fourteen hours and nine wil-
.u,es. at voyage speed OF 23.l mile.
p.r hour Tho distance covered is
50s3 milc. % Provence reported Dos
wireless telegraph when the vessel
was i5O miles south OF Browhesd %
ten minutes rast o'clock fhis morn.
ling The Deutschland Cor Plymouth
Ch,rbourg and Hamburg cleared San.
d. Hook bal at n O'Clock q w. Thurs.
day juno 2N. and Ia Provence i1r
Havro. followed an hour and fourteen
minutes later Allowing for this dr..
ference boz time. the Deutschland beats
la Provence nearly eleven hours,
against four hoJrs claimed by the
French steamer ON the previous race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Charters nted.

Tho following charters were Granted
yesterday hy the State Corporation Conn
mission:
Blackstone Lumber and Manufacturing
Company. Incorporated. Blackstone. Y.
j. NJ Harris. pres dent. Blackstone. Va:
+. IT. ward Score tarv. Blackstone Va.
J. 5. McNaugher. yice-pIesident PITTS
burg Pa. Max mum capital. 5000. mimi
mum capital. S30o3o
Northern Virginia Baptist Association.
AleNandr a. n g. Henderson. AlexardY- a.
Is. T. Dawson, Vi ddleburg. - ". Jones.
IS arcuton. 80 capital stock
blackstone GuanO Company. Incorror-
atcd. Blackstone. Va. T. NJ Drlord
president, Blackstone. W. @. Fpes. score
tary. Blackstone. r. r Dilard Black
stone; Thos. Armstrong Richmond. \.
=. Nlsop. Richmond. Selien Walke Rich
mond. Max mum capital. S25.ooo. p mi
mum cap tai. $4,000
peiong Amusement Corporation Nor
tolk Va; -. $. Bullock vice pres dent.
NJ. T. Friary. secretary: Walter "A Tay-
Tor an n Norfolk. Wa Mailman capi-
tal. $1,000; minimum capital $4,000
Railway Audit ard Inspection Company,
Incorporated. Norfolk Va: 2. g. HATH
away. president Norfolk Va. Il y.
Brown. v.cc-prca dent Philadelphia. Pa:
w. H. Taylor. Norfolk, Va. Maximum
capital, Slpopo, minimum capital So1.-
0oG.
spvAt+tt'lN -ttf'i iiS company. lucOTupT-
ated NOTION. Va. j. n. Duke li-s7
Bowman. Nor E. Fischer secretary: an
Of Norfolk. Va. Maximum capital. So
900, minimum capital $4,000
V rgnia Medical Company. Incorporat-
ed. Norfolk. Va; Abbott Morris presi-
dent; ". l. Fields. v'ce-p president: f w.
Wolcott. all OF Norfolk Maximum Capi-
tal. 100000: minimum canital s50O
Homer and Lebanon Telephone Com.
pany Hansonv lie Va; p. NJ. Han-cn.
V. X. Baldwin. Emmett Buckles. w 70
Tate. W. c. Fasterly. pres dent: all OF
Hansonv'ne. Va Max "um capital. So.
600. minimum capital, $3.50
Howardsville Toll Bridge Companv
Howardsv lie. Va; r. H. McCuiloch
president; T. NJ. Logan. Charles Neon.
lOch, J. X. Irving. all OF HowardsyilIe.
F. z. Noting. Richmond Va Maximum
cap tai. $4,000; minimum capital. e. 0no
VIM. L. Bear & Co. Incorporated Alley
andria, Va; VIM. L Bear, president. {;
G. Kaufman, e. b. Kaufman. f.. N.
Meloy, A. M. Burger. vice president. an
of York, Pa. Maximum capital. 500 600.
minimum capital 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
In Days Gone BY.

-.r.c itoa of tic eurremacv o. The
-nNtr ln the Affairs of tho nation prior
% tir fltu Wa- uey bc CLEANED from
-he TACT that twelve ont 81 the TWEEN ty-
hrec Secretaries Of Safe. VINO were ap-
rfetI PRIOR fp -f.rf r-er.ni ~a r." fre.r .-
region south % Mason and Dixon's ne
nd -ast 81 the ~ ssissippi River. Thir-
teen out 81 the twcnty-six Secretaries OF
Wa came from the same territory About
'.e Same rrcr .ortion prevailed with re-
..-.-t 20 fle Attorney Generals.
The dominant traits % the PEOPLE Of
.rr North and the Soutt show up even
r rhe Cab.ne+ aDpoinfuents before TIE
~lrl War for while the South was TIE
sr,nre- section IN men yersed in state
o. war and law. as shown by the
s..t hat tho majority - the ONO ais
.- these depart-neuts came from the
south. vet when q came 20 managing the
great fiscal policies OF the government
-.tri,- eve-. P-~=ident. from Washington
81. yr~of, chose No thorn men 20 Ill
fta Treasury portfolio washington had
,i.zauIsr Hamilton md ~ yer Woloot'
D. % al che Treasury berth. from New
--~. and Crrrc-f.r. ~'.--er'
r.o- came samuel Dcxte-. - Nessachu-
-.t.s Albert Gauat'n. % Pennsylvania.
George " campbell. ~ Tennessee. bal
f.. 90 pe~~s-1ra.ta Ora uford ~ GeCr-
~. Rush. % Penne>i~aria. r In
r..t u F.lr-. lNaI'c. I"Hns NJ Lane. ~
delaware aal ~. = Duane. ~ ferns l-
snla THO only other Soltherre.s who
.s -ho riac. r-for to tne q vl W.
-e-4 Tancv of Ntrtirrd. j. ro. 80
Nenurky walker. oc " ss'ppi Gufh-
~a ~ Kentucky. and COBB. so Gc0-s a.
~trs u u.I iir seen that "rlr seven 90
.t.. TWENTY-FIVE Secretaries az the Treas
~ vr-1r 30 tre Cvl War came from
,. South. ord Neut1cSs and N'rv.and.
I'd Ger Statea furnished most 90 these
D. f~r. fl.I t.fl d O. q .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Combined Worldly With Spiritual
Occupations and Is Under
Ban Of the Law.
WELLFILLE0 PURSE LOST
Government Refuses Use OF
Drcdgc to Clear Harbor OF
Petersburg.

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