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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-13

lincoln fans had a spirited scrap over a
nickname for the new team. The Lincoln
Journal called the team Bryanites and the
Star named them Ducklings, and no agree
ment could be reached. In writeup OF the
first game they were called Saltpeters by
The Bee, and that name was eagerly seized
upon by all lincoln writer's. Lincoln is
most enthusiastic OF any Of the cities over
it's team and II Sunday ball was not pro-
hibited the team would make a nice sum
OF money In that town for itself as well as
for the visitors. On the excursions week
ago the Rock Island brought over $50 fans
from lincoln. which, with those collected
from other towns, made total OF l,1S4 for
the train by the time II reached Omaha.
The Burlington brought GOO from Lincoln
alone.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-13

Formal articles for a two-year football
agreement between Pennsylvania and Mich
igan have been signed The game next
fail will be played in Philadelphia on No
vember II and next year In Chicago. The
details Of gate receipts, percentages and
other incidentals were closed without the
slightest hitch. The fact that Pennsyl-
vania has closed with Michigan for a big
game made Cornell nervous regarding
Thanksgiving Day, held each season. The
Ithaca contingent was Informed that the
game with the red and white was already
a part OF the Quaker's schedule aud would
be played at Franklin FIELD on Thanksgiv-
ing Day as in previous years, Regarding
the situation over the Harvard contests
there was no change IN the status Of az
fairs. II the crimson authorities desire to
meet Pennsylvania they will be accommo-
dated. despite the fact that the PennsyI-
vania schedule v harder than ever this
fail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-13

Dates OF the Western Lawn Tennis asso-
citation were given out this week by ON
cials Of the organization and the first event
will open July % at the Woodlawn club
These matches will be for the championship
Of that district and from present Indications
viii be a star attraction. Dates for the
1906 season are:
June 80. July 7-Woodlawn. South Side
championship.
July 7-l4-Aztec club Illinois state champ
ionship.
July 14-a-Wanderers club. open tourna-
ment.
July as Iinnetonka club, open tourna-
ment.
August 6-11-Des Molnts, Iowa; Iowa state
championship
August is-is-sioux City. tri-state champ
ionship.
August 9O-S-omaha, Neb.; Middle West
ern championship.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07
ScHOFIELo DEAD

Gen John VI >-hos-.d d-I f. -.
A.c.s'in" sunday nGh'. sc-d Z
y-Hr-. With ~ I-a'h - T'nsrHl
-croi- q the lI.t sYrv,s.ugHmy 'o;n
nand~r Ia.se- aHay
NJ wasA Rra:ua,- ~ W-.' POM
Ni,i:ary Academy IN lsis. and 'e'i'-d
from the United states Army >-Vt"m-
Der g h. l-a5. with the RANK o' Leu
'~nsnt.gs neral. Although a na'iv" Of
N-w lo'k he Vesided in ~. Augn.'iL"
during the winter and .p-n, h.. sum
mere in the Eas'.
General SchOfeld " n fame n che
battlefield and wss 4 man who wa r.-
garded with S.seem ant respe,t hy all
whO came IN contact with him st he
winier home IN tn. south. His wite
two daughters aud Two sons survive
him
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07
pARpONS GRANTED.

The state Board Of Pa'dons had .
S~ssion in Tallaha..~e last week and
disrOsed W the following cas-.:
The app'.cation oS sam Sheppar!
Who "a. convicted Ot a..auII To mur.
der" in the Aiachus county Circuit,
court &C the .priDS iss5 term ard cen.
fenced to hv- yeass' imprisonTeus.
wss considered and passed ios the soo-
mission Of further testimony.
The application Of Hsney Olds. who
uns eonv vicsed Of mo rdsr in the nrss
degree" in che ciTcuis court Of Jack
sos county. in ISOl. wnh . recon.
mendssion 90 the mercy Of the court
and sentenced TO the States pr,sOn
foe life. vac eons s'dssed and passed for
the Submission Of fVlles testimony.
David Fosb~s. convicted OF larceny
In 80. Johns county in 1895. sen enc.d
90 too year,, was granted q condition.
al pardon.
The application Of Stokes Mos. Who
was coov'esed in the criminal cours Of
record % Duval county IN December.
1865, Of carry ing concealed weapons"
ard sentenced 20 sx months' impris.
or meat, Was considered and. n ap-
p~asiss that more than two months
impsisoe meus had been s-rv~d. ard
many citissns ssking the boasi's elem.
Aney ne Was RFankwd n eOnd itio0a |
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

Should the railroads go into wheat
ssisiaE In the wrst shey woald make
10 vssy warm for the farmers oui
there. They have the contFol Of coal
mines safiicient To cause The hard and
soft coal mine owners TO squirm. and
70 they get control OF the coal iands IN
Indian Territory will Iill furthei
their schemes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07
pUeLIc OWNERSHIP.

The chosen ones OF municipalities
who have grown rich on the g,its Of
valuable franchises are now attempts
ing to stem ths rising tide Of sen,i.
m-nt In favor Of munieipalities taking
back their gifss. 90 that all their cit
iEsns may be psrtskers OF the valuable
fruiss Of the franchise trees. by hav.
Ing letters wSistes from abroad that
deny the reports made by U. =. con
suls and Others about the benefits Of
public ownership io European citi~s
These Letters attemps 90 disprove the
Peports previously received. and deny
that publicly owned utilities are ~
profitable Os popular over there a. has
been represented.
The trend OF the letters easily sug-
gest their inspiration, and show that
money can secure the performance Of
any kind of service that it sees III tn
pay for. Bot suppose she letters tell
the trush about the subjects treated =,
does IL necessarily follow that failure
or dissatIsfsction would follow here.
even u u has followed public own-r-
snip IN EuroTe; II success has rot
been complete there the causes Tor Il
could easily be- determined. and be
avoided here Besldes. experience.
there are not comparable wiih .xperl.
~Dc"s OF similar character here. Lee
cause for purpOs-- ~ comparison
things must b- similar and condition..
in Europe and here are a. unlike q.
can veil b- imagined But oar irsn.
ch's- pets and b~nsiicIarI,. are pane
stricken ~I,h the thought ~ losing
the gold bearing SPECIAL privilege.
they hsv" enjoyed 80 long aud iu
their panic uildlS d. thing. that ecu.
trbni" to ih~,r owh uIdorng. = .Hm
pie oi which ). h-Tw,th referred to
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

Hon. fFask Clask, our member OF
Cessrsss. sill no doubs Be Fenomi.
sassd without opposition. Mr.. Clsrk
hss started In right and he will do ell
no can for HE district and the state OF
Riorids.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

The Temperance lectures 20 have
had 90 sAs Tabernacle iu she city this
winter have NOS diminished che sale OF
Jam siea ginger 90 any greet extent.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

TIE seien os Arisoea ssd New Mex.
iee lessss 0 bod sasss In the mouths Of
sAs psep,s ef Asisosa that will bs hard
o sssssome.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

The taxpayers Of Putnam county
will pPesent aIe'iiion IN the county
commissioners sskir Z tha, new coYrt
house be erected
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

The vegetable growers oi sanford
claim that the demsrd for vegetable,
of oil kinds exceeds the supply. Price.
are steady.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

reSpectiu.!y Announce that an "ard!'
date ior the Orre OF ~tate> Attorney For n"
Eighth Judlcia, Great Of F,orta. composed
Of the counties ~ A.lrLIa. baSer Bradford
Lew and Putnam. | conceive the faithful
and energetic di~rbar-c ~ the duties O' the
once 10 ne a sacred "t.!sdu"n - the STATE,
and n the voters ~ ,he ".rcl.t favor ne attn
the uouinaIon. Ip.ed.e them that the inter-
es,s of the state and ~ society >La. not >.-er
through favor or neg Scnce ~ mine.
THDs W FIELDINI.
S'4Yse F.orsa.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

Msnatse ha. .ettl-d ~ last on hav-
ing . canning factory. Frni's canned
when ripe .hoold hrIng q good price
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

The expected has come from the
beaosifol listle city % NJ P-,-rybars,
in she APPEARANCE ~ handsome eight.
page wsekly paper. which made its ap.
psaranes as ihat popular Florida tOwn
last wssk IL 10 q credit to the city, .
credit to the Ownsr aud . cred Io the
STATE. Willis d PoveIi d. the editor
and proprietor. aud u .. evident that
he 10 Q newspspsr man ~ sb,lity srd
he's sn able corp. Ot 80. .lAnt. ATuurd
him Ia 10 called The NJ F-irT.buTg
Independent aud 10 QUE - ttr best
Wsskllss ia The stat
Mb~n se hear groI tAlAlDt + S,l.
low lOaTnAltsn," 49, soBdsT II thsy
knOw shat they ate I,iklng sbout
The Nsw f0Fk World supplied bosl "
the evidence that Arou.,d Iuttt u,.
dig1Atloh against The ,nsuTaIr, gfAu
ere, Jri q ls stated tLAt che yrii.s
papsn" have dossSd those irliu-, .4t
- busisrs. The WAsLiGston Iun,.
rIIOsrd ths pusi0Fiier sTaitsr "a
months LvioI- oTic,A Ast,oA "a.
bsgnh NusspApvs thAt 49, tLr
.ss. AEi siSes o., ia.i. L,i.n H.
peopls aTs called 'Jslios sni halt
~ those who uss The IsTH, ioHt LGos
shy Iasy use a.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer state, Attorney.

To the Democratic Voters ~ the E..nth Jg
dic.A. Circ4it o' a." state ~ Flofid,
Having served yoI N the capacity oi state
Attorney since JAY. \ ID l.a. and trusting
that you have approved OF the manner IA
which have represented the state and d.
charged nv dates NoIct voIr votes 80 the
coming primary 'or ne position oi state Al
torn~. or The EIhtn J Idicia. C.rcIi,.
Sery respect;4.y
PatAtSl Fla BfNJ. r CALHOUN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-07

Arcadia - nv tu.thHg ~ u-s
building. Ih- foundation. fYr over
hail aioI-u srt" lAii 90 t.a' r,ty
last ~"rk sul thry Aul b., -.t,tAD-
tal one. too
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
CORPSES ATTEND WEDDING
Two Marriages COnsummated In New
York Undertaker's Shop Before
Dead Eyes.

A double wedding was recently cele-
brated in Patrick McDonnelIs under
taker shop, at 374 Seventh avenue, in
New York city.
George Beauchamp, a bOOkkeeper
from Buffalo, and Roscoe C. Nelson, a
young lawyer from Fort Erie, Canada,
who had been boarding together at DDS
West Twenty street, were the
bridegrooms. The girls were Miss Eva
StOrinSka of Buffalo and Miss Mary
E. McCarty of Fort Erie. They came
to New York at their sweethearts' So
licitation for a double wedding.
The young men sought for some one
to tie the knot, and the first they found
was Undertaken Mcdonnell, who hap
pened to be a notary public. But he
refused to perform the ceremony until
he knew all about the four candidates.
So he wrote to their homes and found
that they were all right.
Then the two young men led the two
blushing girls into the front room of
the undertaken shop, past the rows OF
sample caskets, etc, into the back
room, where a couple Of lately deceas-
ed persons lay awaiting the undertake
er's services.
In this sad room, now made glad by
the rudy glow of Hymen's torch, I'm
dertaker Mcdonnell spoke the solemn
words that united the two pairs, and
when the last Il will' had been spoken
each bridegroom handed a cigar to
jeremiah Sullivan and James Cos
grove. the witnesses, and then in turn
handed Undertaken Mcdonnell 80 cents.
Then the two pairs climbed into two
hansoms and vanished into the night.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
C1Y Of 10000 SOULS is WIPED OUT
BY ERUPTION OF MOUNT vESUv|US
ASIDE FROM HORROR OF 1T, VOLCANO
PRESENTS A SPLENDID SPECTACLE
/ 1a an Enraged Giant the Mountain of Fire Makes
the Pgmies of the Earth Feel the Might of His
Wrath. Boscotrecase Has Experienced
Fate That Overlook Pompei

situation aside, VesuviuS presents one
of the most splendid sights magma
bic. The mountain of fire, whose
speech is by defamation and whose
acts are destruction, seems like an en-
ragged giant determined to make the
pigmines of earth fell the might Of his
wrath. Here and there on the noun
tain side stand the blasted trunks of
pine trees; their bare branches out
stretched as though in protest against
the devastation the volcano has
wrought.
Prisoners Mad With Terror.
Prisoners in the jails on the noun
tain side went mad with terror and
mutinied and were only partially
Quilted by being carried away.
Breathing is momentarily becoming
mere difficult because of the poison
Gus fumes and smoke, while the hot
ashes which are still falling tend TO
make life burden.
Crowds Crying Piteously.
Refugees from the threateded or de-
stroyed villages are pouring into Ma
piles by the thousands. The roads are
crowded with professions of men and
women carrying crosses and crying
DiteOuSlV
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
GAVE TENTH TO CHURCH.
Poor Man Who Did That for Years
Has just Died.

haS just D1eu.
Daniel w. Talbot, a street car con-
ductor, aged 81 years, father of three
children, who, since 1892, has given
one-tenth of his meager income each
year to the fund of his church, has
just died in Kansas City. For fifteen
years Talbott's salary averaged about
sos monthly, and every month he gave
$3.50 to his church. Sometimes the
contribution reached 800 q year.
81 sympathized with my husband in
his idea of giving a stated part of his
earnings to a church, =" Mrs. Talbot
said. 1--WE both thought it was our
duty to God to do at least that. Some
times it was little hard seeing people
enjoy things that we could not get
But we were contented. My husband
was a good man and christian.
There are not many men like him"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
The Doors Are Open.

The doors of your skin are standing
open, and Our New Discovery, the
great germ destroyer, is standing at
the door ready at your command to
come in and help nature win the bat
tie. Should the poisonous waste be
prevented from passing off through
the doors, death would ensue in a
short time. and this is why skin diseas-
es are so dangerous.
Skin diseases are the sign of inter
nal filth and diseased germs, which
the skin is doing it's best to throw off
your body, and the worst thing you
can do is to try to make it disappear
bv drying it up, driving it in, instead
of taking Our New Discovery, natures
great guaranteed helper, and get rid
of it. Sold by J. B. Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
Maniac Shoots Eight at Funeral.

A maniac with three pistols and a shot
gun shot and wounded eight persons,
two probably fatally, set fire to the
house in which he had barricaded him
self and for an hour defed firemen, po-
licemen and the excited citizens Of
Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county, just
across the Patapsco river from Balti-
more. The mailman then either com
mitted suicide or was killed by one Of
the many shots fired through the win
dows at him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18

Tho latest advices are that Mt. We
.,;ns has become calm, and that the
worst is over
The destruction by the belching
fountain of fire was terrible, several
,,,,5rad lives being lost and untold
aomaoe done to property. Whole
.omns we're completely obliterated.
. enormous area is buried beneath
.ba ashes and cinders.
The following from Naples gives a
.o obic account of the horrible scenes
3.nirc the time when the volcano was
most active;
No Trace Remains.
M trace remains of BOscotrcase, a
commune on the southern declivity of
tho mountain, where up to forty-eight
horrs AGO ten thousand people lived;
and Tore Annunziata, on the shores
Of the Gulf of Naples, one mile to the
sonthward, is almost surrounded by
tho invading lava and has been evac-
mated by it's thirty thousand inhabi-
-ants. The people were carried to
Naples by trains, street cars, military
carts and steamships. Similar means
Of transportation were employed to
carry away the people from Tore
Del Greco.
An Appalling Disaster.
frightful disaster has occurred in
the center of Naples. Two hundred
neople. it is estimated, were buried in
the ruins of the market Mont Oliveto,
when the roof collapsed under the
weight of cinders from the volcano.
The exact number of people within the
building at the moment of the catas-
rophe is not known.
The disaster was appalling.
The court yard covers six hundred
square feet and was rooted. The
a space within was unusually crowded
with buyers and their children, the ac-
3 cdent happening at the hour Of the
a dav when trade is most brisk. Rival
B displays of flowers, fruits and vege-
tables commended for buyers, while the
market women screamed their wares
and joked with their customers. Lit
u tie children played about the stands,
adding gaiety to the scene, the like of
which is not witnessed outside of Ma
Piles,
Suddenly, with scarcely tremor of
warning, there was a terrific crash,
and the brilliant sights disappeared
H in cloud of dust, while shrieks of
agony rent the air.
San SebastianO Menaced
4 telegram received from the mayor
Of San Sebastiano, a village near the
observatory, on the northwest declivi-
4 ty of Fesuvius, says the people are
terror stricken. They have for nights
been without sleep. are destitute and
beg that assistance be given them.
The work of succor is hampered,
owing to delays to the railway SER
vice, which is interrupted by red hot
stones thrown to height of 5000 feet
falling on the tracks.
Craters Too Many to Count.
As yet it is impossible to count
me craters that have opened and from
which streams of lava have flooded
lAe beautiful, prosperous and happy
land lying on the southeast shores of
Inc Gulf of Naples. The atmosphere
S heavily charged with electricity and
pow and then the flashes of lightning
are binding, while the detonations
rom the volcano resemble those of
erriOle explosions.
Mountain of Fire.
With the danger and horror of the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18

Mr.. s. L. Bowen, of Wayne, w.
Va writes: I was a sufferer from
lyidnev diseases, so that at times I
could not get out of BED. and when I
di5 7 could not stand straight. I took
EC1av's Kidney Cure. One dollar
bottIe and part of the second cured
ne entirely" Foley's Kidney Cure
works wonders where others are total
foiinres. Sold by Hendricks Drug
Store. Dawson, Ga, and Fl. a. Wall,
Bronwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
Drunks
ARE TOO QUICK TO CUT.
Many Doctors Garry the Use Of the
Knife Too Far.

Many Doctors Carry the Use Of the
Knife Too Far.
Dr.. B. S. Purse, an old practitioner
of Savannah, has stirred a good deal
of interest among local physicians by
coming out in an interview and en-
dorsing what DR.. E. G Janeway of
New York says about the tendency of
young physicians to cut up their pa
TENTS. He says that the modern doctor
wants to cut too much.
There are many physicians who
pride themselves upon their work as
surgeons, and they are always ready
to lab a knife in search of a diseased
appendix or for any other reason. The
public is inclined to take DR.. Purses
view of the matter and to cry "abas
the knife"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
CALLS IT'S PRIMARY.
To Name County Officers on Date of
State Election.

State Election.
The democratic executive committee
of Webster county has held meeting
at the call of Chairman James p.
Walker and ordered the primary for
congressman, senator, representative
and all county officers. The primary
is called for the same date as the state
primary. In the assessment of can
didates to defray the expenses of the
primary candidates for congress are
assessed $50 each, and all the others
81 each. 1t was ordered that all quail
flied registered white voters of the
county, irrespective of former party
affiliations, who agree to abide by the
nominations are eligible to vote in
said primary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
ARE DYING OF CONSUMPTION.
Death Rate of Negroes Is Greater
Than the Birth Rate.

Death Kate OF Negroes is Greater
Than the Birth Rate.
DR.. Scale Harris, professor Of med
icine in the University of Alabama at
Mobile, has talked to the president
about the ravages of consumption
among the negroes of the south.
He expressed the fear, and he added
his opinion that it was concurred by
the medical fraternity generally in the
south, that the negro race was likely
to become extinct in this country
through the ravages of disease, espe-
cIally consumption.
The statistics showed, he declared,
that the death rate among members
of the negro race in America was
greater than the birth rate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
Public Warning.

We shall not be responsible if any
person takes any but the genuine Fo-
Lewis Honey and Tar for coughs and
colds. limitations are worthless and
NAV contain opiates. The genuine
Foiev's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package contains no opiates, and is
safe and sure. Sold by Hendricks
Drug Store, Dawson, Ga; and Fl. A.
Wall. Bronwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
sbellman Will Have Electric Lights

At the election held in Shellman
Tuesday for the purpose of deciding
whether the town should issue bonds
for the purpose of installing an cleo
trio light plant the vote was: For
bonds. IS: against bonds, 4. As only
20 votes we're needed to carry the cleo
ton for bonds, electric lights for our
nrogressive neighbor is assured
Cuthbert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18
A RECORD FOR DRUNKS.
The Grounds on Which a Buffalo WO
man Asks for DiAOrce.

Hail Asks lot UIAOTCt.
A Buffalo woman who is suing for a
divorce says that her husband, for
mer prominent clubman, has been
drunk 1903 times in eight and half
wears of married life. Her husbands
drinking schedule, according to her
testimony, has been as follows:
DRINKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27
.
Toothsorne
Flavor

True for you. there's treat In the crisp. nut<y.
delicate. sweet taste OF Grape-Nuts served with
thick rich cream.
Cont spoil the food By trying to cook It. That
work Il done perfectly at the factories)
The cream should soften It bit but not enough
to excuse the eater from at least few good
earnest s'chews," for old Dame Nature sends rich
blessings to the long ciewer. or course the one
with weak teeth can soften the food with milk
down to mush II necessary. but the good old
Dame doesn't smile quite cheerfnlly on them
You know children and adults must use the teeth
and grind freely to make them grow strong and
to preserve them. Then the act Of chewing brings
down the mach needed saliva from the gums, and
fhat belps amazingly in the digestion OF fooas
OF various kinds.
The saliva 4 not 90 much required with Grape
Nuts Cor this food a pre-dgested-thaf -, the
starch turned into form OF sugar In the prcceSs
Of making and that helps give II the fascinstins
dayor.
tsrape-Nuis people are haithy and enjoy COCA
thiilxs. .There's reason"