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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
MACON POLICEMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Sends Bullet Through Head at
Home of His Brother.
DEBTS CAUSED THE RASH ACT
wilson Was Bicycle offieer-Met at
Gate by Niece, Who Extended Her
Hand-As She Did SO, Wilson
Sent a Bullet Into His Head.

sent a Bullet Into His Head.
Macon. Ca, Dec. 24-Bicycle on
..r / Tom Wilson, of the Macon
Ool,ce force, committed suicide in
sront OF his brothers residence, in
Fast Macon, Friday, by sending a
inlet crashing through his brain with
the revolver which he was accus-
toned to carry while on duty. NO
one Witnessed the deed but Miss
Ru4h Wilson, a niece, who had just
returned from school at MilledgeFille
Sov the holidays. She had just come
S0wn the steps, and was on the walk
when she saw her uncle approaching.
without a word, he drew his revolt
YER. placed it TO his head and fired.
The young lady turned to run. but
on hearing the report, glanced back
ward to see her uncle fall face for
ward to the ground.
AS soon as the brother, j R. Will
son. who is dairyman, could be
notified. he came from police court
where he had gone to get a boy re-
leased for one Of HIS wagon drivers,
and Coroner T. e. Young was nou-
ned. The remains were removed to
Harris undertaking establishment,
and the inquest held. The verdict
was that the officer came to his death
by his own hand.
Call Oficer Wilson was 80 years oil
age, and was one OF the most popular
men on the force. He had a friend
ly disposition, and a jovial demean-
or, which won many friends He
was on duty all THURSDAY, and was
20 hare reported at o'clock FRI
day morning. Soon after he failed
TO answer his name at lIeutenants
roll call, the entire force was aston
ashed at the announcement of his
shocking deed.
Financial embarrassmets are said to
have caused the rash act. Several
days ago he was heard 10 say that
ne intended to commit suicide, but
II was not taken as a serious asser-
ton. He left note by his side
which was written on his summon
sheet, which contained the words:
do not touch me; notify the coro-
uer."
Mr.. Wilson Is survived by VIE
and several brothers and sisters. lie
Joined the police department OF Ma
con several years ago. and had been
on the FIRE department for a similar
period OF time before changing TO his
last position.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
NOTICE OF APR
pEED UNDER 8
ASss. LAWS or 81

Notice Is hereby
purchaser Of Tex CcII
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certificate In nv
application for tai
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the issuance OF such
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Unless said certihoa
cordlnR 20 law, tax dt|
che 18th dAy OF Janua
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the 10Th day OF Deco
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the inteflor
o United states Land 81 o ,a,s

UfIANkfnHNA OF tiN lNAflANlL
CO. No l90 United states Land OnicN,
Gainesville, Fia., October 81. 1900
A suaicient contest enidgyit having been
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made March ard 1904 for NJ ~ NWk,
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SAID Trammell the abaHdonpoul rot boing
due 10 employment ID tbe army % navy, SAID
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helfa 90 pifalt n, 1fnwnru, oercaseo, ere
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0ner evidence touching said allegation ~ ~
O'clock a. m. ON Jan. tth. it1, before tbe
Register aud heeelyeF ~ tho uBited States
LAID once 10 gainesville, VA
The said contestant having be pfQpef an
daFit nird 00t az, 100. aet forth facts which
shoB that after Que dliigenoc personal aeft Toe
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NOTICE oF APPLICATION FoR TA1
pEED uNpER SECTION o. CuAIsfEi
fsss. LAWS OF FTOmDA.

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NOTICE or APl
DEED UNDER 81
ASA. LAWS or I'd

Notice Il hereby CIV
purchaser OF Tax &c
tho eth day OF JulY
said certificate IN nv 4
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with law, SAID certI4
lowing described prul
county, Florida, toWi6
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the 18th day OF Jana
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NOTICE or APl'
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
SPORTLETS.

They are playing baseball out at Wal
amaze these days. On Sunday game
with the Eva nine was pulled off on
the Waianae grounds the home team
more than doubling the visitors score.
The game was not as scientific as is
sometimes seen but the playing was
just as hard and the interest possibly
more intense than is seen on the city
diamonds. The score was 20 TO 13.
1t has been suggested that the lawn
tennis tournament games be played on
the floor of the Zoo rink. If this were
done some fast playing should result.
In the burned ruins of San Francisco
are the skates intended for the Zoo
rink. which had reached that city in
transit for Honolulu. AS soon as this
became known the rink. management
cabled a duplicate order to the manu-
facturers.
At a meeting in London last month
it was decided to form a British base
ball association. Although the initia-
tive was taken by professional football
clubs. stress was laid on the desira-
bility of fostering the amateur side of
the game. 1t was suggested that the
protection of the American National
League be sought to prevent the i'm
portation of American professionals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09

but could not score. Yerkas' great
play retired Smith at first. Caprajy,
Hare pulled in Chapin's high foul ami
Adams caught Parsons low liner after
q great run
pennsylvania Won the game in the
seventh Keinath sent his third hit
TO center field Thomas slammed a
single To left, and when Parsons threw
WIG 10 second on Hays bunt. Keinath
and Thomas scored. Yerkes beat out
a bunt and worked the hit-and-run
With Webb, the latter's single scoring
HAY with the winning run Yale again
mad men on bases with one. out in the
seventh. but Judd. after catching
camps fly, made a perfect throw. and
doubled up Captain O'Brien at the
plate.
Jones scored for Yale in the eighth.
being hit by a pitched ball. taking
second on Williams sacrifice and scor-
ing on Chapin's two-bagger to right
center The Yale batting rally in the
ninth inning almost gave heart dis
ease to the 1000 spectators most of
whom were Pennsylvania sympathiz-
ers- With two men out Huiskamp
made perfect bunt. Camp followed
with single. and both men scored
when Jones doubled for the second
time. Williams singled to left. bu.
Adams fast fielding held Jones on
third. Thomas grabbed Smiths high
fly, and the game was over
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
COOPER HAS
FULL AUTHORITY

Commodore Henry z. Cooper of the
Hawaii Yacht Club has been commits
stoned with full authority to act IN all
matters affecting the proposed Trans
Pacific Yacht race while he is in San
Francisco and Oakland. The directors
of the yacht club met last night at
Mr.. Cooper's office and held a meeting
which was thoroughly optimistic with
regard to the race.
Commodore Cooper leaves on the Ala
media today for the Coast. He will re-
main a few days in San Francisco and
Oakland and get in touch with the
owners OF yachts and the officers of
the various clubs and see if they cam
not be induced to renew their interest
in the race
All matters affecting the change of
date, which Mr.. Sinclair, owner of the
Lurlfne has suggested, manner of
starting the yachts and the place from
which they will start have been left
to Mr.. Cooper. The commodore's judg-
ment in all these matters will be final.
Captain T. w. Hebron referred to
the arrival yesterday of the Anemone
at San Diego. Her appearance on the
scene is regarded as an omen of good
luck for the race. 1t is known that
the Lurline, Anemone and the Maple
Leaf the CanadiaA entry, are sure
to make the race in company with the
Hawaiian yacht, La Paloma. 1t is pos
sible that The starting place may be
shifted from San Francisco to San
Diego. This would make the race Il
couple of hundred miles longer.
Captain Hebron showed letter
from Mr.. LHomn.edieu of the San
hi ton,
was asked as to how a start should
be made, whether by a one-gun signal
or a time start.
Mr.. Hebron read copy of a letter
he had sent to Mr. L'Hommedieu in
which the preference was stated for
time start a one-gun start might in
volve an accident. as the boats under
such a start Jockey for position, Mr..
Hebron also stated in his letter that
it would not be necessary TO charter
d tug to carry friends of the yachts
men out through the Golden Gate TO
accompany the yachts to sea for a
final send-off
The date for the start of the race
may be changed to June >, which would
be on a Saturday.
Captain Hebron stated he had re-
ceived from Chas. Julian. Honorabl !!
Secretary Of the Royal Canadian |
Yacht Club. their flag and signal.
1t viii be Commodore Cooper's pur-
pose to create renewed interest in the
race. He is a strong believer in the
race and hopes that the disaster TO
San Francisco will not be the means
IF having it called off. He will use his
efforts to have the Mike and IoIe re-
entered. The Aggie will not sail any
way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
. F.. SPORTS
WILL PARADE
WITH BAND
League Teams to Open
Baseball Season
in Style.

The opening of the baseball season
will be signalized by a gathering of the
players in uniform at the corner of
King and Fort streets at 1 o'clock on
Saturday, where they viii be greeted
by the strains of Berger's band. At
this point the musicians and baseball
ers will take private cars on the Rapid
Transit for baseball park, the use of
the cars being rendered by the man.
agement of the line. There will be no
parade made through the town. but
the band in the leading car will sere-
made everyone along the route.
In the games at the park the Kams
open up first with the Males on the
other side of the score card, following
which the Oahus and Punahous will
battle on the diamond. From the first
this season, all teams will fight for ev-
cry advantage and it appears from the
exhibitions and practise games so far
played that the race for the trophy is
to be a close one. No club can afford
to throw away anything at any stage
of the game in the expectation of pick
ing it up later in the year. for, if the
wise ones are any judges. there are not
going to be any pickups.
And while their is a promise of bet
ter ball than usual this season. there
is also the prospect of increased at
tendance at the games. The interest
being taken in the great American
game is now greater than ever in Ho-
nolulu, and the season of 1906 promises
to be interesting from the box office
point of view as from the scorers
bench.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
A SECOND
COMFY ISLAND

The end has by no means been reach
ed in the era of Improvement going on
at the Kaimuki Zoo, although much
has been done in the way of adding
attractions to this popular resort dur
ing the past three months. In every
line further extensive additions are
under way Just now the management
is rushing work on the Shoot the
Shutes" addition. and the big excava-
ton for the water pool has been made,
while the frame work for the slide is
going up.
This slide will give the boats a run
of 200 feet before they strike the water.
in which they can cavort for another
hundred. These shutes are among the
most popular attraction in the big sea-
side resorts of the mainland and will
take here as readily as the merry-go-
round did on Introduction
But this is only a small part of the
things the Zoo is to have within a
short time. Orders have been sent to
the Coast for the material and appara-
tus for four bowling alleys. for an
archery court, for nets and raquets,
for double lawn tennis court and for
DoWlS for lawn bowling. the game most
popular in the Colonies All these
things will be here and installed during
the summer.
A circular letter has also been sent
out to animal dealers all over the world
asking for price lists, the intention be-
ing to more than double the number of
specimens now in the cages. On the
way from the mainland another bear is
already coming to be mate for the big
brown fellow already here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
ANEMONE- AT
THE COAST
Date for Yacht Race
Can Now Be
Fixed.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, May S.-The yacht
Anemone has arrived at this port.

The news Of the arrival of the yacht
Anemone at San Diego from her long
cruise around the Horn, announced
yesterday in the press dispatches, has
been received with the greatest salts
faction by local yachtsmen. 1t was for
the arrival of this fine craft that those
in charge of the arrangements for the
transpacific race have been waiting to
settle definitely the date Of the start,
which will now be named most prob
ably for June 2, the certainty of the
arrival Of the La Paloma being all that
is now awaited.
The advent of the Anemone in the
Pacific is an event in yachting circles.
She is now the largest of all yachts
on the Coast, and the only one flying
the flag OF the New York Yacht Club,
under which colors she will make the
cruise to Honolulu.
On December IA she sailed from New
York for san Diego, being reported
from the Magellan Straits on February
%, seventy days out for $3.50 nautical
miles, making almost the same time
on the run up the entire trip consum-
ing AS days.
1t is expected that she Will be at
once laid up for an overhauling to re-
fit her for the 2100 mile race to Homo
lulu. Her owner, Charles L. Tut of
Colorado Springs. a member of the
South Coast Yacht Club, is one of the
enthusiastic yachtsmen of the West
and a good fellow, who is expected to
bring with him a jolly crowd of sail
ors. II is also on the books that after
the races here the Anemone will be
put into commission for cruise among
the islands of the south Pacific.
1t is ia attracting the attention of
yachtsmen to the delights of these
waters that the most important conse
quences Of the race are to come. These
consequences will be more far reaching
than most people anticipate, in the
opinion of some being the starting point
from which Honolulu will grow into
the winter rendezvous OF the pleasure
seeking yachtsmen of America
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
FUN AT THE
RINK TONIGHT

More than the usual activity will be
on this evening at the Queen street
rink A potato race and an obstacle
race are 10 he run off. Both these
events promise to be very interesting
and amusing. each skater having to
go through unusual requirements in
each race. The rink band Will furnish
music during the entire evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
Fire ans
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LIMITED.

General Agents for HAWAII
Atlas Assurance Company OF LosaasMzN
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don.
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pany.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
HAWAII SHINpO SHA.

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher OF Hawaii
Shinpo. the only daily Japanese psDS1
published in the Territory of Hawaii
C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
Editorial and Printing Ofrce--fsM
Smith ST.. above King. Phone Main M.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
THE FAVORITE OROTTO

The earthquake might have
been worse-but not much.
No one allowed to mention it
at the FAVORITE GROTTO.
You may enjoy the following fine
lunch in peace:
SOUP-RICE TOMATO
STEWED HONEYCOMB Triple,
SPANISH
ROAST SIRLOIN OF VEAL, DEL
MONICO DRESSING
BOILED POTATO SPINACH
ONION SALAD
25c.
With Beer, Wine, Tea or Coffee.
Open all night.
FRED KILEY, Prop,
Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
CULTURES Of
CANCER BACILLUS
Or. Schmidt. of Cologne, Ger
many, Has Succeeded in Caus-
ing Cancerous Growth.
CLAIMS ALSO TO HAVE REMEDY
Nature Of This, However, Has
Not Been Revealcd-Not
a Serum.

BERLIN. September DIR. otto
Schmidt. Of Cologne has succeeded in
making cultures OF the canoe. bacillus
i'm "a certain mildcw forming on plants.
When transferred 90 animals the bacillus
caused genuine cancer
In an interview with the correspondent
Of the Lokal-Anzeigcr. 10y. schmidt saiit
Il am the first man to prove that cancer
can be artinci1lly produced on animals.
br Schmidt showed the correspondent
several animals with cancer communicated
through injection. lie declared a remedy
for cancer was now possible Since DO
discovered the bacillus Dr. Schmidt has
been experimenting with the remedy.
which has given good results. hut apiar-
entity cure IS only possible WHOM tNe
case is little advanced Whore tho ul-
certtion was old. however. Che disease
was brought 10 a etandetil. ar3 t.o ro.-
diuon of the patient showed great .,a-
provcment.
Dr Schmidt apparently has not told
what his remedy is nut 10 i- n.t "a serum.
Physicians maintain Sd cautious attl-
tude towards Dr S-hm.lt's discovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

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will close at p M.
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outing TrOu sers, Scarfs and
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hslf prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

A MONDAY SPECIAL.
A lot OF $500 and So. so
fancy Neqligee Shirts on
sale O-mOrTOVV at only QB
cents