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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
HANDS NAMES or SUPPORTERS
TO SECRETARY OF STATE.
ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT
Calvin Stewart Of kenosha Seeks
Nomination In Cooper's District
Frear's Papers for Secretary OF
State. j. kempf Has His
Petitions Ready.

Nomination papers were filed yes.
terday in the Office Of Secretary OF
state Houser as follows:
Governor James o. Davidson,
Soldiers Grove, candidate for the re
publican nomination for governor.
Senator James A. Frear Hudson,
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for secretary Of state,
J. II. Madden, candidate for the re-
publican congressional nomination in
the tenth district He seeks the
seat Of Webster It. Brown.
IL. n. Brown, candidate for the re-
publican nomination for state sena-
tor. In place of w. II. Hattcn In the
2lst senatorial district, consisting
Of Portage and Waupaca counties.
Senator H. =. Beach, Whitewater,
candidate for the republican nomna-
ton for the state senate, to succeed
himself in the 23d district, consisting
Of Walworth and Jefferson counties
Charles A. ROseandor, candidate
for the republican nomination for
the assembly TO represent Price and
Taylor counties.
Calvin Stewart Of Kenosha, candi.
date for the democratic congressional
nomination In the first district.
Isaac Y. Bishop candidate for the
republican nomination for the state
senate from the third district to
succeed Senator o. W. Johnson. The
district comprises Racine and Ken
osha counties.
r. ]. kimball, candidate for the re,
publican nomination for member of
tho assembly from the district com.
prising Adams and Marquette coun.
ties.
Charles A. Ingram, Durand, candt.
date for the republican nomination
for the assembly from the district
comprising Buffalo and Pcpln coun-
ties
Thcobald Often, Milwaukee. candi.
date for the republican nomination
for congress In the fourth district, TO
succeed himself.
j. J. jenkins, candidate for the
republican nomination for congress
in the nth district TO succeed him
self
state Treasurer j, ]. Kempf will
probably file his papers today
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Alexander Blendso of Fayetteville,
N c., who killed John Alexston on an
excursion train, has sued the Atlantic
Coast Line railway for damages, alleg
ing that the company is responsible for
the crime, because he was forced to
kill Alexston He says Alexston was
drunk and threatened to kill him, and
that he tried to avoid him but that
the conductor, disregarding his pro-
tests, admitted AleXstOn to the car.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
MICHIGAN IS A
STAND-PAT STATE
TARIFF THE LEADING DECLARA-
TON IN NEW PLATFORM,
ROOSEVELT IS ENDORSED
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Nominated by Prmaries-Conven.
ton Fills Out Ticket Side Steps
Election Of Senators by Direct
Vote-Tickct in Full.


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'"''oo resulted III lhe adoption OF a
monds f. utnhIno, I,,a "'',e'i 'o'",'''
Iowa convention IN sontnmhor " th r
n,'.' n ,9n' ,'',V" ID ''P''!''pol Ihat
that the people Of the IpjtaG '' sta r"e
do 40 amend tbo conelitntion ~ tha
United States as to hermit the oInc.
ton of scnntors NV diroct volta % tI,l
people"
~,
thoropcbIy on@ ~ "a'' ,.. was "qop'o'
yoIrs adn'i,I"t D"' I'e,, ,'Siu'"O l'ooSe'
CLINTON of tho worI, ~ th ,, ,,,. ',pp' -
congrossI,roI ,,,aaa,i,,, '"o "'o"'s III
tnued belief IN tbe romhI,can tor,re
noIio,, ,,,,,,t,.,'t 'IP""'','u '"'Iu
IFS prosnortv md ardor,os '| re,., "p"r
Warner other stoto ogoioI, a,'a n,a
last Legislature Tho nn,nIaa,i ,"N ,"o
governor and q Iontanant no"o, ~, "
nj tho nrimorlns I,st Iuna 60, ''t ~,
have tol,on from tho oon"o, ,,,,,''.u ~
of lts usnoI ,ntorost on1 NV I'',, -
v,s 60 o,nas ',I',9,' 'nu 'lo business
the delegates adjourned at 3.3O in tha
afternoon
Tho state t,o,,o. g., -, ,,,,..
Govornor. Eraa \, ~, ,o''"" %
Ineton v '''N'' '' III.
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,,t n ,y'''' y, S'''e-"oorEe a. Pres.
NY ,E,,a, """S NY
,,, ''''"''' '''"N /. "lazi'r' Chel
,''u'''' Sv"',a'-I'r James Il, Brad
~, ""''" "ap'uS'
Land commissjoner-WnIiam IT,
'ose' n''h'
.n''"'" '' H'n'raI-N'ohh e. Bird, Al
'', G,.,.,.,.,
""P,' u,''"oe"' Oh pubic lnstruc-
Wv, ',"'n'r /" wright lronwood.
=, o'","'' Vi ,lN state BOARD of educ1.
w ~, ,,'N'e' NJ Ferry' Jro Detroit
N,' '1oSe are denominations. except
~ r,, W 'lE"t ana terry.
Nv P"''o'm III endorsing Roose-
'''' S'SS'
We unroseryodly ard cordially en-.
dorse the patriotic and courageous ad.
mtniStration of President Roosevelt.
We admire him as the embodiment
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
DISASTER WAS AVERTED.
Passenger Would Have Been Wrecked
but for Being Late.

Portage, Wis., Aug. 1.-The Madi.
son and Portage freight on the Mil
waukee road was wrecked at Ketch-
um Point bridge, one mile east of this
city. The wreck occurred about a
cars length from the bridge. Had
fast passenger train No. from the
west been on time, it would have met
the freight at the bridge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02

Governor Harris of Ohio, who left
the pillow to take the Office he now
holds, has been eating his MONDAY
luncheon at a restaurant where the
prices are low. He sits at a counter
md rubs elbows with men covered
with CRIME. His ham and" luncheon
finished, he hurries back to the capitol
rs if it were haymaking time down on
the farm, with rain brewing in the
vest
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
CONUNDRUMS.

When are old people like toasted
bread?
When crusty.
When are arguments like ladies'
bathing costumes?
when cut short.
Why are hens like day laborers?
They have to scratch for a living.
What increases the more we press
it?
A pillow,
In what way does an artist differ
from a cook?
One draws fowls and the other
cooks them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
Zion Stands by VoIiVa.

Zion City ILL.,, Aug. 1--At meet
ing last night for the purpose of
choosing candidates for the election
OF general overseer of the church in
in accordance with the
recent order of Judge l.andts, Voliya
was the only name presented, Dowie
was not mentioned ut the meeting.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
Child Dies of ApopIexv.

Portage, Wis, Aug Miss Lena
Rohde, aged l6 years, died suddenly
of apOpleXy. She was a daughter of
former street commissioner A. P.
Rohde, who drowned in the Wiscon.
sin river near this city only a few
weeks ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02

Chicago, Aus. MATCH c. Emer-
sou Of Cincinnati defeated l.. II.
Waidnor, the Illinois champion. in
lhc finals Of the western tennis
championship tournament yesterday
Score e, 6--t, Ct. Today Emer
son will play Kreigh Collins, the
western title holder The final round
in the womau'S doubles was won hv
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02

Professor Henry c. Adams, who has
been appointed ~ the interstate com
merce commission to organize a bur.
eau to supervise the accounts of the
railroad companies of the country, with
tn purpose of preventing under the
new law rebates, determinations and
other Illegal acts, has been professor
OF political economy and finance at
the University of Michigan since 1887,
lie is a wellknown expert on railroad
matters and has for eighteen years
been statistcian for the interstate
commerce commission. He was direct.
o. ct the division of transportation for
the eleventh census.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
HOLIDAY AT "cooNEY."
Stores and Factories to Close on Open
ing of Carnival

Oconomowoc, Wis, Aug Mayor
John T. Bartlett has proclaimed Fri
day afternoon as a holiday and urges
that all factories and stores be closed
that employees may be able to take in
the carnival, which opens on that day.
1t is expected that all of the booths
and exhibits will be in place by Thurs
day night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Agricultural Implements.

Our Wagons and Carriages
are made of the best material.
Had a big trade on Milk Wag-
ons; made by the hundred and
could not supply the demand.
Our Surveys are known to
be handsome, best made, and
easy riding.
If in need of Walking or
Sulky Plows, be sure and call.
Tiger Seeders, Dowagiac
Drills, Steel Lever Harrows,
Disc Harrows, Tanning Mills,
etc, etc. on hand and sold as
cheap as possible.
Repairing in wood and iron,
painting and trimming done
promptly.
L. w. STRATMAN,
DoDGEvILLE, WIS.
n. HARTERT,
AGENT. MINERAL POINT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
WANTED TO "HANG" JURY.
Bribery Indictment in Connection With
Cooke Conviction.

COOKE IonNlctIon,
Chicago, Aug. 1,-Stephen A. Grove
proprietor of the Reverie hotel of Chi,
cago. and a brother of pat" Grove
the latter of Cudahy kidnapping motor.
iety, was indicted on eight counts by
the grand jury here yesterday for at
tempting to bride n juror to "hang" the
jury which sentenced Circuit Court
Clerk John A. Cooke to the penitoutj
airy Monday on the charge Of stufnc
pay rolls. Grove was arrested last
night and his bali fixed ut $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02

One Of the largest retail tobacco
dealers in the United States says
that the consumption of chewing to-
bacco has increased almost so per
cent in five years He attributes this
Increase to the automobile, because It
Is impossible to enjoy a cigar or
Pipe while whi2zing along in a motor
car. There is also danger of sparks or
ashes from the lighted cigar or pipe
getting into the eyes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
Mineral Point Dodgeyille Stage Line.
Morris Proctor, Proprietor.

WIUTTIS 7 TUIIUTI TUpTT6IUV'
Stage runs daily, except Sunday, leaving
Mineral Point at 7:45 a. M, and Dodgeville
between and p. m.
Connects at Dodgeville with train OF
q & N. ", BY. for Madison, Milwaukee, etc,
aud At Mineral Point with 4: 80 train OF
@. M. St. Paul R'y. for Platteyille, Oar
ungton, shullsburg, Monroe and GAINESVILLE,
Calls left at tho hotels, Mineral Point Will
receive prompt attention
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02

Mrs. R. B. Neff and Miss c. r. Nicely,
who defeated Miss Miriam Steever and
Miss Parker, Go, 6-3.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
HARVEST PIONEERING.
Wilds OF Washington Being Opened
to Commercialsm.

Spokane, Wash. Aug. TRAILS are
being blazed into the heart Of The
Olympic range west of Spokane and.
according to Walter +. Homer who
has a permit from the federal govern.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Chicago. March EAR the very
bad criminals mean the murderers,
holdup meme the burglars and the
others who are ever ready 10 commit
murder In the pursuit Of their .abomi.
nable husincss-are atheists said Dr
r. q. iilrsch. at Temple Israel Friday
night "Murderers and that Ink are
th. only r@s! atheists. There are no
deliberate murders who are not sthe-
lists They have no God and no con-
science. and those are the very rea-
sons why they are atheists and mur-
derers No real Jews are atheists"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Justices Wife Tried Case.

Cleveland. q. March u For the
woman sai on the bench and admin
istcr,d justice In Cleveland. She was
Mrs. VI +. N,liis. wife of Judge Nel
lis Mrs. Yctra Goldberg sued NJ. A.
Nook. tailor. for $Gs. which she paid
for gown She claimed the suit did
not tit Both sides presented the
testimony ~ trrssmakers Measure
menis were verified and compared and
Mrs Goldberg donned the suit and
won her case
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Efforts Are unsueeessfuI.

Cam. Kans March 10 An ~.
from Cduyy. which IA, been burniag
'huu,aui. OF feet of gas daily since
F., g.. Nas made Yesterday and fail.
,d when Hu iuronse steel hood was
'hc truch carrying the Gran, needed
o. raise he houI Lft the rails About
RE sam" tine = steam pump used To
force water on 'hc men while they
N. heat near The truck that the men
would no; approach close enough to
raise -
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Baker Street Tube" Opened.

Lon Ion. March l.? The Baker
street Waterloo tube" one Of the late
Charles r. Irrkes group vi railroads.
VAS opened tn public traffic Saturday.
This IL the latest addition TO the Lon
don underground electric railroads and
the most Important link in the solu.
tion "f H., Ci'y's traliic problem The
new artery, the length Of which IL 5i
miles. runs north and south. traVcTs.
ing all the Older lines with which II is
cnGn' ct.l by subways. thus enabling
passrngcrS "a reach within a short dis
tame, of amy point IN the city In the
metropolis.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
coNsIoGR GRAsLE INTEREST FELT.
IN osssrds DO Sending osIesatss 20
PaN-Aswsrsean Congress

Washington. March l2.-COnsidera-
BILE interest IL felt In government and
diplomatic circles In the arrangements
being made by the diferent south and
Central American countries for the
sending OF delegates TO the third Pan
American congress To be held at Rio
Janstro this summer. II Is supposed
that about three-fourths OF the states
will send delegates. but several. for
different reasons. will refrain from TAX
Ing part In the coming congress.
In the case of some Of the smaller
republics Of Central America the mat
ter of expense Is an important CON
sideration. and although most desirous
to send q delegation. they are pre-
vented from doing so through the high
expenses attendant on such mission.
II can be- stated with certainty Ven
eZu,la will not bo represented. proba
bly, because nf her objection 10 any
general arbitration proposal
Colombia l. not lik,ly Ia send dele
gates because she has NO, vet solved
her dlfficuli,, with IN, United States
growing oU' az th, loss oi Panama
I'll, republic of Panama will proha.
bly, be- ",prrsentcd' a. this IL almost
lhr tr~t IN, that " can parliCipa', III
q ru piiC Affair "a, IA lnG, pend Mt COuu
IA
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Mr.. lola E.eapea Moose.

Trenton. " J.. March l2.-The sen.
tence Of death upon Mrs. Antoinette
Tolls. the Bergen county murderess.
for the killing of Joseph SOnta. has
been commuted ~ seven and One-half
years Imprisonment by the court Of
pardons. The vote stood six 90 two.
Mrs. Tolla was To have been hanged
in Iiackcnsack on Monday. March -
This Is the first time the court of par
dohs has commuted death sentences
10 other than life Imprisonment.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Diamond Thief Captured.

Frankfort. Ind. March I2-Rufus
Woods. III" notorious diamond thief
and pickpucket. who was convicted of
attempted robbery here last summer.
and who escaped from sheriff HagEard
by lcaping from t.e MonOn flyer At
Broad Ripple while enTuulr Ia the Jef.
fcrsonyillc prison. has been r"capiur.
cd He was arrested and identified
in New ORLEANS. sheriff Iiagsard has
lcft with r,quisition papers To get
Moods
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
News Of oe'et Received Joy'uUy

Tucson. Ari'. March l. Whom ~"
news - tno defeat uf Join, ,.ai"huud
ffrs' arrived whistles wcr" blown, tIc.
crackers exploded and crovt- ch""red
on tn s'r,e's FRIDAY ui-.' hauI-
wer, ON and la'f ot 'he popI.I'.'u "i
the ci'y va. un ~. streets y pr
cession heal. by Na,nr NHruir- ga
raAed The streets for 'hr.' ..'r. NN"
mon hred blank ca''il.r'- IN ~''1d.
volleNs from wagons a- ''o process
Sion proceeded. accompanied ny r.l
lights. cheers. illuniua''t hon IS. 3D.
Ringing ~ h.,ls and The blowing .
nirCn.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Women and Children slaln.

Manila, March l2.-Brigadier Genes-
nj Bliss made a reconnaissance toward
Mount DaJo during the week previous
To the attack of the American force
upon the Moro stronghold there. but
IL had no effect ON the hostile attituds
II the outlaws.
An unofficial report says that the
families ~ the MorOs remained In the
village located In the center Of the
crater at the apex Of the mountain.
and the women and children mingled
with the warriors during the battle 20
such an extent that II was impossible
tn discriminate. and all we're killed In
the fierce onslaught
Major General Wood Is not availablo
at present to confirm this report.
Constabulary detachments are now
engaged In the mountains Of northern
IuIon rounding up the bands OF saw
ages and head hunters who are ON the
war path.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
1900 MINERS ARE
ENTOMDED IN MINE
BY Gas Explosion Chambers
Were Fired
NUMBER or DEAD NOT KNOWN


Paris. France, March IA terrible
catastrophe has occurred at a mine In
the Courricres district Of the Pas DE
Calais. eighteen miles from Bethune.
An explosion Of gas Killed many of
the miners.
Three chambers Of the mine were
fired by The explosion and are still
burning.
ia, number of victims killed out
right l. no, known.
Eighteen hundred miners descended
into tho pit 10 start th,.r daily work.
aLi gray, fears are felt for all Who
ha 'nt, rcd.
The ,Npiu~.on occurred at : o'ClnCL
Sniu..a, moI.luc. Tn, first reports
which reached the ministry Of public
vulL- .uu.UICCG tha, /, was imrossi
tie 'u calculate, even approximately
~" nunh.r uf Nid in, but 1t WAS hop, I
Tat most If th miners had sought
r'na, IN ia, la,Mral galleries.
II. 'l.,, chaw. lr- IN "hich tho ~.
.t',..n n ,ooM p:a,y Tie FIRE was such
r.T '!u'at ff17..> Issued from tie
H."'' 90; tl' PIT in strains
II. minis " Il runItc works. NJ
Ganji.r Immediately ordered VI Dyla.
fond inspector p,n,rai u mines. tu
ut,,r,t to TIE ,Cru, uG thy disaster
... l', minister oi tie int rioT. II
n,.ii. NIL i,'l,A l.'.rto adopt meas
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Three Sentenced TO Hang.

Jefferson Ci',. 'Iarch - Condemn
rd cnu,ict~. Ilarr, Vaughan G'rTg'
RYAN and ~ RAYMOND. found Kui,Jy
u having muri, ., Prison Guard Iphr
Ga, 90 The prison mutIny of NuN g
a>' W,r. ~,n',rc.I in N" circuit
court here y, Judge Martin to D.,
banged uu Np'ii - The IulS" over
rul,- ~, motion e. q new trial AMI
'h,n ra~-,L th' o. .'1 ~"n'ouc,. ur ~,
f.t.rIau'- VI appeal Was 'h'r grant
81 - fu, !rr,i' curt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Refuse To Give insormatIem.

Manila. March l2.-Americans are
now arriving at ZambOanga from JoloL
The CONSENSUS of their opinion 10 that
the whole trouble was due TO the fact
that governor Major Hugh Smith per
mittcd the outlaws 10 forti:y them
selves within sight Of the city Of Joio.
The military authorities at Zamboan-
ga have refused since then TO give
any information to the press.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Turkey Yield. to United States.

Con,tan'inoplc. March i2-The por-
te has yielded 10 The American de-
mands. and has informed the American
legation thar orders have been sent
10 Beirut Ia Admit duty free all con.
signmen's Tor he American schools in
Syria Tl. same note declares that
os.c.al .,".-..'iIH TO Amer: al IA tn
J'Arr schools.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Revise Award OF Prizes.

New Nrrk. Mach l. TAc jury of
IT, Society Of American Nr'!.t> me-
FRIDAY tor r',i>ion Of hau-ius and
award OF prizes The hanging com
mi'r,c reported il3 pictures had
been hung and ~ pieces of sCulptur,
placed Chilic iiasSem received th'
Carn'giC pri., of So" fns his painting
Jun Tho Webb prlz" ~ $50" was
awarded ~ Edward W R"iti"ld for
hi painting. 9TH" Dclawa,c River
Emma Field Emmett Won IN. Julia
h.haw mcm,I priz. II $500 with
her painting. Boy In White"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Manila. March 1? ?-The wounds re-
ceivsd by First Lieutenant Gordon
Johnston during the recent battle with
the Moro outlaws at Mount Dajo. on
the island ~ Jolo. are severe. q siug
havisg passed through his right
shoulder He performed a gallant
deed when he scaled the wall Of the
Rio crater and was blown on the par
apct by the force of the exploding ar
tillcTY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Wishes 10 Pay for Stolen Rides.

Chicago. March l:--A dispatch N
'hc Record Herald from Indianapolis
SAYS that bolng converted, IA be- -ays.
a tramp in Denver writes 10 &. &.
Clark. general agent NJ m passenger
department II ih" BIs -Four railroad.
that hc wishes 80 pay for rides he
stole on the bumper, ~ freight cars
H. asks Nj Clarh 10 adVi," him con
corning the best ra'C~ that can be- Civ
On him
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

SAYS WHITE SLAVES ARE AgLo
Man Reaches Boston Who Tells Weird
story os Slavery.

Wso" seS8SV9o @SeeSss WtW0 gVB WWuuB
story es Slavery.
Boston. Mass. March IA fugitive
from what he calls white slavery. 10
which he says men have been drawn
under false pretenses. John e. Harlss.
cf Philadelphia. landed here on the
Schooner Theolins from Jacksonville.
Fla. with q tale Of 5000 men subjected
TO hardship and Indignation
Har!os says he went TO work last
year on Q railroad which In being Con.
structed In Florida. but received oa;y
$3.50 q week. instead Of "a q day.
which he was promised.
He charges that 1910 men are kept
at work against their will on the rail.
road BY the presence Of armed guards.
He alleges that the men are under
fed and otherwise III treated. Haries
says he had much difYiculty In escap-
ing and charges certain Florida on
cials with aiding the railroad contrsc-
tors TO keep the workmcn In that
state
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
WI SAL Tor san Eranelseo

Manila March - Major Sui'..
future governor general of thr Pa.p.
pines. has sailed - lIpus kons IN
route for san Francisco III. vii
leave Hong Kong for that pOG' or n,
Pacific mail steamship Mongolia %
March IL.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
ST. JACK Osborn Burned.

Birmingham. Mr@ch le a -p"c'al
10 the N.WS from Greenwood. Mi.
says that 'h. steamer Jacn OSBORN
was burned N -" NaIoo river. o'r'
site Greenwood saturday The boat
was N" proper uf X II Barr'l 81
Greenwood. anG So, ,a.I.t 80 $'"o".
with sG,pu Insurance Al ~ 'JI.d
escaped
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Will H.ake Protest.

New Yor March - Noticr Of a
mas m''tir. 'o protest against pros
,cu'ing ~ '.' men alleged 10 hav"
brc, go. In the assassination
~ ,... scrnpr S'eunenburg. II
IrNu v,' ~ 'rihu'ri IN M cry
Stu'!ar T's call for tho meeting
g. no. 's,c'
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
800 MoROS were
KILLED OR WOUNDED
ceHssabvIsry cstsehmssts Are H.
Gagged IN MsvntalHs q Northern 10
ron Rounding W Dsnas sf ssssess
and Head hwNtsrs.

Manila. March l2.-Associated Press
telegrams from Zamboanga says that
the attack on Mount Dajo commenced
on Monday. There were four days
Of hard fighting. during which q n
estimated that 800 persons were killed
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
new STAR TO Be
PLACED ON tine FLAG
Senate Passes Bill Admitting
State OF Oklahoma.
GUTHRIE 20 MADG rne CAPITAL.


Washington. March l2.-Friday al
S:35 p. M. the senate passed n bill for
the admission Of a new state to be-
called Oklahoma. and To be- composed
OF the territory Of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory. II was the house
joint statehood bill with all the pruvi
sions relating to Arizona and New
Mexico stricken Out The motion to
strike uut Vas made by Mr. Burrows.
and II was carried by the close vote
OF 81 - -. fDr having been los IN com
n,itt'c of the whole b! a su,i clos I
vote Of 80 10 90.
Immediately after tho disposition II
thc s'a''hood iii, ~, railroad hil
was mad" 'hc unfinished husiu,-s. hut
as ~, ,'na'' idJpuruch over Saturday.
Arc SuGiay "a ;C'G.lfNru.al '.j.i! r
tion " VA, n asa. VIII not b'-iu uu.
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