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Neulid d. lit oie-mert6poIGe
giloergallcrie oeS 9erliner gonfiers
0sfar Sainauer bon ieinen Grben
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Charleston Boy courtmsrtI.,sd.

Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 3i.-The court.
martial at the naval academy opened
Tuesdays session AZ $40 a. m. The
case on trial was that OF Richard l.
Desaussure. Of Charleston. s. c.. and
against whom there Is a charge Of has
Ing supported by seven specifications.
The naz.nC was alleged To have been
done during September last. which DE
Saussure. with others. was compel!
Co lose n part Of his leave on account
OF deficiency in studies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
FATHER SHOT ~ DAUGHTER.
Girl Then Tried to Turn the Weapon
on heraelf.

Long Branch. N. J.. Jan. 3l.-Dr.
Harry II. PendletOn. one Of the best
known physicians along the New Jer-
sey coast. was shot by his daughter.
Charlena. The bullet passed through
the back OF his head. The Injury is
said not to be serious. but the doctor IL
suffering greatly from shock.
DIR. Pendleton and his wife are d.
yorced. They live here within about
two blocks Of each other. There IL
no clear account Of the occurrence. but
II is said tina, the shooting was acct.
dental. The girl then tried to turn
the weapon upon herself. but was pre-
vented from doing ~ by her father.
After being disarmed. the girl ran
60 the home Of her mother. where she
low Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
MRS. EVAN NOVEL; DEAD.
End Came Without Suggestion Of Pain
or SUFFERING.

Atlanta, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. Julia AIDE.
lalte towel. widow at the late Cap.
tain T.. y. Howell. died suddenly az
tho home OF her daughter, Mrs. liza
Howell CTamer. Monday afternoon
about 5 o'clock.
The death Of Mis-. Howell! came vita
out the least warning while she was
with her daughter. Mrs. Cramer. and
Nrs. Clark Howell. Acute indigestion
IneCting the heart was the cause OF
death. which was so sudden as to pre-
vent the least possibility OF suffer.
ing. A couple of days ago Mrs. How.
ell was seized with an attack of indi
etstion which was not In any way con.
sIdered serious.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Clark Howell
ran over to see her. and although
she vas In bed again. she insisted on
getting up. which she did without as.
sistance, and talked about matters Of
personal interest TO the members OF
the family. Mrs. Howell had just
made some statement as Ia some good
news In regard To relative and asked
Mrs. Evan Howell II she did not feel
the same way about It. She assured
her that she was much pleased with
the good news, and with this kindly
smile Of assurance still lighting her
face. after finishing the sentence In
reply. her head dropped forward and
the end came instantly and with new.
er the least suggestion Of pain or
suffering OF any kind.
Mrs. Howell leaves seven children
Clark. Albert. Mrs. Robert l.. Fore.
man. Mrs. Ida Howell. Mrs. d. L.
Bower and Evan Howell.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Chief os Police and Sheriff gngaaed
In DlsgScutsv

Valdosta, Ca. Jan. 3i.-Intense en-
element was created on the streets
here BY an alteration bet ween Sher
IN J. =. Passmore and Chief Of Police
Z. DampieT.
The trouble occurred on Central av-
enue In front of the county court house
AZ an hour when many people we're on
the streets Witnesses state that
chief Damplcr. In company with J. n.
Henderson. drove up 10 the curbstons
Ia front OF the court house. where he
Sas accostd a few moments later By
Sheriff Passmare. The sheriff. Il IL
said. called the chief To ask as tO some
Misrepresentation which he alleged
Ofticer Dampier had made about him
and the latter is reported to have
jumped out Of his buggy and advanced
on the sheriff.
The sheriff drew his pistol. but OF
ncer Dampler vas In n step or two Of
him and caught hold of the sherlffs
ARIA a. iii the weapon. The pistol
Was :..,.! In the scuffle. but friends
reached them and separated them be-
fore another shot was fred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
ARMED PATROLS GUARDED JAiLs
Floyd wsstf'eid Narrowly Escaped
Lynehina AZ Chattanooga.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Jan. 3l.--Armed
patrols Of county and city officers
guarded the streets leading to the
county jail Monday. and dispersed
crowds as fast as they gathered to
prevent any attempt at lynching
Floyd Westtield. a negro. who shot
down al officer In the southern part
Ut the county a few days since.
4 motion for a change 81 venue In
the Westheld case brought 60 town
four or i've hundred citizens Of the
section In which Constable Bains was
KILLED. and II they had gathered In
sufficient force there IL no doubt tina;
an attempt would have been made to
take he negro from the Jail. since
the people Of that section are infamed
by the effort last Thursday night to
take the negro rapist from the ia
and lynch him.
Westfield's trial Is set for Tuesday
and Judge McReynolds. Of the Grim.
inal court. has guaranteed that justice
will be- speedily and impartially admin
istersd In his case. WestfieId surren.
dered TO the authorities after being
chased by armed posses Of citizens for
several days. his crime being regarded
a. a particularly bloody one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Conductor Loses His Life.

Mount Sterling. Ky. Jan. 3l.-In q
freigh; wreck near Olympia. Captain
Pete Miller. a conductor. was caugh'
under tho caboosc. which took FIRE
burning him To a crisp In sigh, OF the
on!ooGsrs who could not save him. T..
ward Flynn. a brakeman. was horri
bly, burned Ia tryfng to save the con
ductor. but will recover. Miller =
home was In Asheland. Ky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Railroad Combination Probed.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-The house
has adopted resolution asking for
Information REGARDING an alleged raj
road combination between the Penn
sylyania Railroad company. the Penn.
sylNania company. the Norfolk and
Western CuUllny. the Baltimore an
Ohio Railro- company. The Philalal
pnia. Baltimore and Washington Eai.
road company. the Northern Contra
Railroad COMPANY and the ChesapeaAs
and Ohio Railroad company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
will Not Mention WAGE Scale.

Buffalo. y. y. Jan. 3l-The bicn-
nial convention Of the photographers
International Protective and Beneficial
association. was continued Tuesday
Fourth Vice President Tighc. Of Chica.
go. said: The matter If new wage
scale will not be- mentioned In this
convention We may ask for a dc.
crease in WORKING hours. bur aside
from that think the agreement vii.
not BE- changed"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
New Mill esain. nations.

Pittsburg. Jan. 3I.-One of the new
steel mills Of the $lo.Oo0, 0Oo recent.
~ authorized by the United States
Steel Corporation. began operations
at Mckeesport. Pa. Tuesday In the
presence OF many officials Of the com
pany and visitors. The mill is said
TO be the largest and finest In the
world. The other mills comprising the
group are rapidly being completed and
will soon be put In permanent opera
ton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
FREDERICK VIII IS
PROCLAIMED KING
Is The Eldest Son of The Late
Danish Ruler.
Ng RECEIVED A WARM GREETING


Copenhagen, Denmark. Jan. al
Frederick Van Was proc laimed king vi
Denmark al noon Tuesday In ANA.
henborg square la front Of the palace
The Ceremony lasted only q few min
utes.
peared ON the balcony VI the palace
and announced To the $4,000 persons
assembled below the death Of King
Christian N, and the accession OF his
eldest son. The premier then called
Tor cheers for King Frederick VIII.
The new ruler OF Denmark joined the
premier ON the balcony and In o
short speech declared that he would
rule In accordance with the example
set him By his father. and trusted that
the same accord between the king
and the nation would continue as
heretofore. His majesty concluded
with calling for cheers for the father.
land.
King Frederick received q warm
hsCA auC
crowd. whose cheers mingled enthusi
astically with the national anthem.
The American minister, Thomas J.
OBrien. has already acted On cabled
instructions from the state department
as follows:
Convey through the appropriate
channels the sincere coincidence Oi
the president and your country on
the death VI his majesty. King Chris
tan. ROOT"
King Frederick is a great admiror
II America. As crown prince he new.
or lost all Opportunity Ia welcome
prominent American visitors to hi
palace. and always showed the keen.
est interest IN events Transporting In
the nitod States. He In a close read
er OF American standard books
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Three KILLED IN
HEAD-0N COLLISION
Two Firemeu And Express Mes
senger Dead
PASSENGERS WE'RE uNlNJuREo


81. Paul. Jan. 3l.-Great Northern
Oriental Limited No l. westbOund, anu
passenger Train No. .. east5ound. col.
nded head-on On a straight track one
mile west VI Columbia Falls. Mont.
late Monday night.
Two fremen and one express mes.
bengsr were killed.
None Of the passengers were injured
and With the exception Of the express
cars and engines OF each train. no
serious damage was done TO the
trains
The express cars were SO badly de.
mOlisned that they were taken from
the trains.
Genreal Superintendent I. T. Shade
said he had received NO information
a. to what caused the collision.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Chung % ssek a. ssersa.

washington, Jan 3l.-Aftsr cilns.
ing TO the hack Of q runaway hoese
for three miles. the daughter % nsas
Admiral Converse was thrown and %.
rsously injured late this aftssneea.
Mise Converts was riding along ths
cabin John Bridge road. when tAs
horse took fright and hsr EFFORTS b
manage the animal caused the cur
chain 20 break. tho horse dasheA Coz.
ward toward tho city nc q mad paes.
and ran for three miles unsal 10 set
lidsd with q truck team. and all q
horses went down In a mass. Miss
Converse was tAsowa over 0ss cf the
horses. and In faliing was pinionsd nm
der one OF them. She was unconscious
when removed TO q nearby house. but
revived when taken 20 her homa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
WOULD ESTABLISH
JEWISH fATHeRLAND
Is The Only Solution Of The
Problem.
PROPOSE TO SETTLE Govpr


Brussels. Jan. 3l.-The general
Jewish conference called 10 cousidss
the state Of the Jews In Russia for
mally opened It's session here Tuesday
under the presidency Of David WOLF
sohn. chairman Of the lnternatiosai
Zionist committee. In his opening ID
dress President WOiffsohn urged the
ablishment Of an International COM
mittes either I'm Berlin or London 10
watch the interests Of the Russian
Jews. A motion 70 that eject went
over until q later session. n Manr
delstam. of Kisk. presented q report
ON the conditions ia Russia. fruan
which u was gathered that tho Jews
had no hopes OF an improvsmsne On
their status resulting from o rsvolu-
ton Of government reforma Tia only
solutioa Of the problem. accoetlng %
the report. would be- the foandatisn
OF q Jewish fathsriand.
N. Kohan. of KishineR. said no
thought the eventual emigratioa a. als
the Jews from Russia was inevitahl&
He proposed Egypt or Asia Minor @
suitable for . Jewish settlsmsat. asd
advised that all smisratioa a tAs
Jews 10 t9s United States ar 0rset
Britain be- stopped In coasequenee ef
the laws against aliens which Gro On
force In those countries
Delegates from Germany. Austria
Hungary. Great Britain. Russia. Italy.
France. Denmark and ArgsntinA are
present. but the American delegates
have not arrived.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
MEXICAN PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Struck Down Sheriff 40 Ne Was
Serving supper.

OVWU8 o~PpSSs
Las Animas, Colo, Jan. 3l.-Two
hexicans held prisoners In the county
Jail. one Of them, Garcia Gonzales.
charged with stealing a sum Of mon
~ from q package torn open In a
wreck In New Mexico recently.
fought their way out Of Jail Monday
night and are being pursued by a
rOsse. Gonzales. who is Of powerful
physique. struck down Sheriff John
ID. Brown as he and his daughter. a
girl IS years Of age. were serving
supper 10 the prisoners. SheriH
Brown fought on the prisoners, but
could not OverpOwer them. While this
was going On the girl was struggling
with the other Mexican. striking him
several times with a dish tray. She
vas compe lied To give up. when both
prisoners dived into the jail yard and
disappeared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01

Columbia. 3. C.. Jan 3l.-Mrs. MAJ.
lie Cook. the young mother who 10
said TO have deserted her baby On the
Columbus passenger station a weet
ago. wrote Chief Of Police Wiley Wni-
hams from Jackson. Ala. where shs
IL now ~ at the home Of q friend. d..
recting him 10 give away the child 10
some one Who would give Il n goOf.
LoE.e. Later IN the day she cancele
tAls request by telegraph and SAT-
tina; her repre- sea,aiiye would arrl,s
during the lsy AMI get tae child
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
wrsa,hes for MsKinley's Tomb.

Canton. o. Jan. 3l.-AmOng tho
wrea'hs sent To the Mckinley tomb
Mon1ay on the anniversary Of the
birth OF the late president. was q
handsome one from Postmaster Gen
eral Corte!you His remembrance of
his former chief was large wreath
al pink ana white carnations. sweet
peas and free sias.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
cashier Commits Suicide.

ShelbyNill". luI. Jan. - l. T Boi
court, boDkLo'rc. and cashier in the
Indianapolis ana Cincinnati Tracti,h
Company Office here committed sui
ciG. white The Company auUi'pr NJ
,lc,hHr up u.s accounts 1,acul.
COMPANY officials decline - 20
Whether PpiooVr' Is shJri IN ..s .c
counts " not
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
kiIIina Occurs az Supper.

Americas. Ia. Jan. 3l.-Clarenee
Henderson. charged with murder has
been lodged In jail here. Al a null
let supper the guests started the usual
eunwork with he result that one ne
gro was killri outright and several
others were wounded Henderson Is
charged with the killing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Warranty deed and mortgage blanks
for sale as this office. she form used in
Alschua county which saves money In
recording. o. per hundred or SOC per
dozen BY mail. Cash must accom- pany
order. dAwu
Prof. A. J Fcskett. who has been
managing the matter Of the concert
for the Odd Fellows' Home. which was
tn have been given Friday evening. re.
quests The Sun to state that the same
has been indefinitely postponed. Prop
~r and due notice OF the concert will
be given later.
We are in Q position to furnish fret
class bean. cuke and lettuce hamper,
also cabbage and cantaloupe crates.
promptly ss reasonable prices and
guarantee prompt shipment on all con.
traets. Ship either A. @. L. or 8. A. l..
railroads. williston Misunderstanding
Co., WillissOn, Fla.
Mr.. and Mp. Jas. NJ. Graham and
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.. d. r. Ora.
ham OF Piedmont. W. Va. spent Tues.
day delightfully."- wish Me-. aud Mrs. r.
NJ. Chamberlain as Taeoma. The
groves are in 6Be condiiion now. and
the guests from wsss VirginiA enjoyed
the sight Of budding trees.
Chas. W. welis aud W. ]. Hodge Of
Alachua favored Gainesville with 0
visit yesterday. M. Hodge reports
the exissenee OF twO eases Of email.
pox in that town. bus does NOT believe
that the disease will spread 10 psomps
and proper precausions are taken. The
disease exists among white people.
Judge A. J. Cone. for many years Q
resident Of Gainesville bot noe located
NJ Raleigh. where he 10 engaged In shs
sawmill business with HE son, T. J.
Cone, was trading In che city yester.
day. He reports that the demand for
lumber 10 good, and that the mill 10
employing large force Of hands on
foil time.
T.. L. Stephens Of Connecticut aLd
Mrs. NJ. b. Saunders spent the day
taking We've on Lake Newman nc wind-
cor Tuesday, aud incidentally had che
pleasure u attending Q picnic on the
romantic and beautiful shore OF ihas
lake. They secured some ane pie
tures, which we're highly appreciated,
and altogether the day was delight
fully spent.
The house consumed BY fire Tuesday
evening near the crossing OF the
Gainesville and Gulf and Atlantic
Coast Line railroads. North 0aines-
vile, and which caused the paiBfal In.
jury Of Q. II. Hall By collision wish q
nre wagon. was occupied By Willard
Parrish, q colored man. The neigh.
bors Of Parrish responded 90 his die
trees, With the result that nearly al
the fuPniture In aha h0t,aN NINA aaVe6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01

Hattiesburg. Miss.. Jan. Sl.--Jsmes
Hunter. well known man In this city.
was shot and instantly killed By Ben
Cooper. who alleges that the man was
trying 70 break into his house. Coop
sr says he opened he door and Cred
three SHOES. each a which took sf-
feet. Cooper Immediately gave him.
self up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01

session 10 Trying % ee,ve Preosssae
ef aultaN'a RlNaAeea.

os 3UstaN's PlnaNeeo.
Aigeciras. ian. 31.-The confsrsacs
having entered the jungles az nnan-
cisl reforms for Morocco. b llksly %
remain there for some days. IL 60
sion especially being devoted 10 tax
projects.
Although Il 10 most diAlcult % GO
how the French and German posatsoas
can be reconciled. both the Preach and
German delegates are confident that q
way out can be- found On the police
question. yet they do not pressns any
details by which this 10 attainGbls.
Mr.. Gummere. the Americas minis-
ter to Morocco. has returned hsre
from Tangier on the French cruiser
LaLonde. He says tho troabls be-
tween Raissull and TengeFa trihes.
men has Quieted down.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
Queen Alexandra VIII Attend Funeral

London. Jan. Sl.-king Edward ar
rived In London this afternoon anu
dringhari. where she will remain un.
I'll she goes to Copenhagen To attend
the funeral OF her father. King Chris
Ian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-01
e iitor Of Puck Robbed.

New York, Jan 3l.-BurgIars enter
cd N. house OF Joseph Kepplrr editor
snd proprietor OF Puck in Staten T.
land. and after carrying ot Si.on,
worth Of Valuables they left a not
saying we appreciate a good joke
out we think the joke Is on you tais
me"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-12
S. 0 0 0

Sc desean colocar s6, ZOO en- primera
hipOtecas. Dirijirse a Mr.. Vadef, P. o.
Box 728, San Juan. 15a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-12
Fiestas del Carnival.

Relaci6n de las familias de esta Sosie-
dad que han tornado palcos para los bales
de Carnaval en- nuestro teatro:
Gobernador Winthrop, Herminio Diaz,
Sanchez Morales, Eduardo Georgetti Rel
naldO Paniagua, Alejandro Gaos, JESUS
Ma. Rosy, Rafael Fabian, Conrado Pa
Ion, Enrique Cereccdo, DR.. Quevedo
Baez, Vda. de Finlay, Federico Ventura,
Sefioritas Chevremont, Lucas Reyes, Gui-
llermo Norbert, Gabriel Guerra, Francis
co del Vale, Pauline Pumarada, Marceli-
no Garcia, Pedro Giusti, Ramon Latimer,
Ferdinand R. Cestero, Francisco Brunei,
Julia Puch Vda. de Gaviho, Jose Guz-
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AdOlfo del Pine. E. Denton, Mrs. Wilson,
H. w. Dooley, Geo G. Scales, Mrs.
Kunolton, DIR. Garcia de Quevedo, Cauil
I. Hewitt, Eugenio Astol, Cap. Wood,
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