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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
@. R. & N. BUSY IN SPOKANE
Railroad Buys Land Upon Which to
Erect 100000 Warehouse

SPOKANE Wash. March s-The o. r. &
y hns bought about soyen blocks OF ground
on North Monroe street from u. p. Jenkins FOR
varohouss purposes The price Is abOut 800
,s0 The ronI will spend from $50 0oD TO 800.
Cf,0 I'm erecting warehouses for ltp customers.
and VIII actively ontcr into competition with
the Hin lines for business
Eids hovo been received for tho $40 go pas
s.nrcr station which will he built along its
tracks between Howard and Washington
Etrcctp,
. Tho purchase Of tho Jenkins tract Ia imTor-
tapt MS being a step in the transformation OF
ihe northwest part Of town from a residence
district into "a commercial center.
Tho Greot Northern Is bull ling line into
the Same district parallel for = part OF the
way with the o. II. * y. line and will croct
warehouses also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
OFFICIAL REPORT OF BATTLE.
Names of Killed and Wounded Men
Not Known in Washington.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The official
account of the fight near Jolo Is con-
tanned In the following cablegram re-
ceivcd at the War department.
Following condensed from Mai.-Gen.
Woods dispatch from Camboango,
March Q:
Troops, naval detachment. constabu-
larry Col. Joseph w. Duncan, command
Ing, attacked Moro fortlfcations In crater
on Mount Dato. near Jolo. Action lasted
morning or March s Mount DaJo is 2l00
feet high. tho last 400 feet at an angle
of 80 degrees. in lava ridges and heavy
timber. The Moro artillery was lifted b.
block and tackle 3o0 feet.
From this stronghold the Moros depre-
dated for the past eight months and re
sisted to the death About GOO killed.
Mai Gen. Wood and Brig Cen Tasker
IL. Bliss were present throughout the
action.
Killed and Wounded.
"Of the army. is enlisted men were
killed Captain Tyrec Rivers was wound
ed In the thigh slight
First Lieut. Gordon Johnston, wound
ed In shoulder: serious.
"First Lieut.. Ernest II Agnew, wound
'First Lieut. Wiley 7 Conway. eye;
EThirty-two enlisted men wounded, The
names OF the enlisted men killed and
wounded viii be reported later,
''In the naval contingent Ensign L. >
Cook was wounded In the foot serious.
"Coxswain Gilmore, elbow; slight one
se',tir%ls "Gonstnbuiary-Klled. ia three enlisted
men, John r. White. wounded in thigh;
serious. Total killed IS; wounded. b2
Troops naval detachment and constaou-
~ iS,gnoa, ANDREWS.
I'm Absence of Division Commander
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
HIT IN FACE WITH BOTTLE
Contractors Paymaster Is Badly
Burned With Ammonia.

NEW YORK March s.-Willom A Ma
laney a paymnDtsr for Post 81 McCord
ono Of tho buildings the firm Is erecting with
non-unlon iron workers. was burned and pain
fully cut tonight when a man whom he snys
he recognized striker threw bottle
hllcl with ammonia in his face.
Malnuey fell To tho ground. but os ho did so
pulled q revolver from his pcckot md fired
IL to attract help A policeman and several
hundred men and bows started In pursuit OF
the ne.inr nasail0nt. who was finally captured
He refused 10 give his name.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
WOOL MARKET BOOMING
Big Sales in Boston Reduces Stocks
of Good Staples.

POSITION. Mass March 9--Promincnt
in the weeks wool transactions here Is
The sale OF a hundred thousand lot OF
Idaho quarter-blood at fuil price,
few other houses have sold hundred
thousand pounds or more OF various
grades to several buyers
A 5000 pound line OF Utah hne and
G6s medium was transferred at Il cents.
eunnIIas Of desirable territory arc much
reduced here and the scarcity OF good
etn0Ir wools is marked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
ROBBED OF $1,000
Railroad Contractor Is Lured Into
Woods and Held UP.

KANSAS CITY, March sc. Mcegan
q railroad contractor Of Camden, Mo,
was mrcd to secluded spot in the woods
near Roscdale and robbed OF 5000 today
e g Miller of Oklahoma City is under
arrest for completely in the robbery,
Meegan himself captured Miller.
In NInlcrs pockets was tOund EHO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
ARMY COLONELS PROMOTED
Five of Them Boosted to Brigadlers
and Will Be Retired

wAsHINGTON. March s.-The Presi-
ao,, today sent the following nominations
TO sIrScTor IrS General OF Wyoming-Aipheus
p Hansen, ,,.I 20 no RrluodIcr-
S,,tr,S. S,nrt Joscph NJ Califf. Artillery coTps'
i9lnIlv' E TurrIn. Deputy SurScon-Gen-
irai' crosby p Miller Deputy quarter
ni4SSoi niG4SSorcI To- bc gadier-General-John
W Erbb, Twelfth infantry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
PRESIDENT "FIRES" THREE
irregularities" in Office Cause Okla
homa Officials to Lose Jobs,

WASHINGTON March e.-Prcsdcnt Boose-
vclt has removed from ofice John ID. Ollphant.
REGISTER ] a. TroJtcr receiver, and G. J.
Cbnnmnn clerk OF the Land office at Mnngum.
OKLA Tor Irregularities In the conduct OF tho
business OF tho orfco.
To-day no appointed George y. Roberts 10 be
-.ristcT OF The Nangum Land Office. Tho ep-
pointmcnt Is only temporary, 40 tho Anngum
onlcc Is TO be discontinued in April
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Priest Withdraws From Order.

yAsmNGToN. March 9.-Father George
1-,,rsu prominent member for number or
wears OF tho Socloty OF Jesus. has WITHDRAWN
from tho order tho immediate cause eeing nis
v,ritinEe which did not meet with the approval
OF his superior
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Dead Girl Was English.

p,pIs March 9.-Mr and Mrs; Brown
of London arrived here last nisnt ny TrSai lTI,.i
EneIen,au een found recently in the river
A:,,e 4 Brow"' W. their daughter. who was cr,
Conc, SSS5neousiy supposed 10 be an America"
GIRL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Struggle Of Statehood Bill.
Army Recruit Worth $4,000.

COLUMBUS. o, March 9.-Gavin Har-
ris. an actor at the Empire theater. son
OF the late Congressman Harris, and
worth $4,000 Joined the Third company OF
Coast artillery today at the barracks Ho
said he jcined the army to get away from
gay company and to lead quicter life,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Miss Anthony Very Weak.

roCHFSTEE N Y. Mnrch 9.-Mlss susan
r Anthony Is resting comfortably tonight.
hut "a extremely weak. This weakness is the
one unfavorable symptom about her condition
that causes her friends anxiety
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
How They Did in Idaho.

"In the last campaign In Idaho. we hav-
Ing removed these restrictions because
of the manifesto or the church which de-
clared that the church had quit the
practice of polygamy, one party declared
that we would enact laws In Idaho for
the punishment of those living In
polygamy, every Mormon in that State
Joined the other party and bolted the con-
N-.D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
rsnts in Indictment.

|-,st contains three counts,
s nature. The gist OF the
S,l the accused men placed
4 a bomb. filed with giant
1. plphuric acid and other
A 4. gate In front of Frank
4 rsSlence, with the intena
4, lin. One count charges
-rkdug OF Steunenberg by
'brr5 Of explode as Steuncn-
,lisg his yard. The names
ri,stsses. including Harry
n tzs confessed TO his part
! ue lndorscd on the indict-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
"1s not In Caldwell,

ssa d, :, answer ms states he was
fnnt CT me time OF the assas-
led lbs s'Seun@neerg. 1t recitcs
'rsl srs variant on February
AR, and m The Issuance Of the
|gr en-, III FEBRUARY 10 Mover
|gls Uwneoding. J. ". HaWlcy
Z vss'n, the County Attor,
., a. S. not In Idaho on De
4''e Of the assaesIna-
8 'II r. answer 43wer alleges that
,esd ohr,2awley and Mr. Van
ban y,e'sher IS me. and with other
h Chs secure his arrest and
\ and ,psaoo in view OF tho
n, ihune h.ne statute OF cono--csS IisS !,
HsSIsSS' IN pursuance of this his
b sids went 10 Denver ''''o n6
'.See ~ gps,Pu;y Warden HIS
.er irom SCldnopping him and
eSiiauon GO Colorado in dclIanca nee
,ei;h ths enc enc laws. There tho
IStasc.s secretly arrested nm un.
= hlro" which would make II
saupn. tn h. @st the validity
',h b r1aSy ,nsy agreed that the
'snary iI9ade II late saturda 'y =
90 ifom ~ an and that he be 81 Sc, :
A|-En. ~ lNll
.aln iToTSs is,S this was to pre-.
Ss ,hus ron rom lcarning OF hi hi,
IL of bafi,eFehlcd from suine
Ia 81 thr s corpus W-hcT
Sfillts n, "r,est ,st they Inquired
IL. sleh arrest IaG had SSr' SSGI
II sasa.., sa. The Proceedings wer,
set forth 10 prcven'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
.,-suiracy Charged.

.,.ool Pettlbone and Jack
Isdlcated jointly, being
= having murdered Frank
1 fb,rs is in the Indictment
~ western Federation Of
,sy charge of conspiracy.
\, l.dlclment shows, each Is
|I-,isg personally participated
4 rlarred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Millions Removed

.-l;a1 complained OF the treat
D te prisoners were receiving
S.zthr. He stated that they
--sTs7apers and were not per-
rrSs0nd with their friends.
4 lptel that these inhibltions
ErStd stating that If his or
y carried out the prisoners
|--sat 10 Caldwell and lodged
ID e0-fnix fai1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
In Array Of Counsel.

4 .,lsrtment had been read
y asSod II the prisoners had
|ia.nsy E. +. Richardson Of
" tat himself. Clarence +
Cklzgo, Fred Miller of Spo-
|..iz ?. Nugent Of Silver City,
! rtrtSsnt the prisoners. At
-lrlsoa then entered his mo-
|11ircance. which was not op-
y rrnsscuIlnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
5 Delayed a Week.

IL a, COUNSEL for the prison
Ia ssr time TO prepare a mo-
I \. Indictments. further pro-
III Indictments were post
,.Ti FRIDAY. when the de-
!. silI b brought into court
4. rs.as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
@ Their Answers

e tbe Supreme court 10 the
E warden Whitney OF the
ht habeas corpus pro-
~ are practically Identical.
~ minor details respecting
- OF the accused during
= fHor 10 the murder o;
q accused they differ.
answer, after covering a
-iof polGts. says
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10

March e.-Charlcs H
4 D Haywood and George
ven arralgned this after
n,.,rbc, Judge Frank Smith
|,rasr indictments charging
1. nurser OF former Gov.
4. thai city on the night of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Cannot Touch Polygamy in Utah.

You can not touch poygamy In Utah
The president OF the church testified be-
fore our committee that he Is living with
FIVE wives now and so did the apostles
of the church, and In substance they
asked us what we were going to do about
It, But now the people Of Utah are a
sovereign people, and what are you going
TO do about IT, and what have we done
since that testimony was EiNen2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
noon Not Crowded.

-Irood and Pettibone were
e State prison by Sheriff
'Eeols OF Canyon county early
g The public showed little
nsft were few persons at
Eauop either at Boise or
|l-s anall courtroom at Cald-
1oHded With spectators
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
lkfore Supreme Court.

Iaon OF the proceedings be-
;sth The Prisoners were
. Rolse and taken before
rrEe court OF Idaho, where
y. hsard this afternoon on
fpS procet dings begun in
kyerdl DAYS ago,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Mormonism Means Polygamy.

Wherever there is Mormonism there
Is polygamy, and If you do not have re-
straints OF this kind beyond those which
the State can afterward impose. the
state of this compact body OF Mormons
who vote alone, no matter how small Will
be the balance OF power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10

Senator Sutherland voted for tho
Foraker amendment giving Arizona and
New Mexico separate votes on the ratih-
cation of joInt Statehood, Apostle Smoot
voted against e.. But Sutherland voted
against the Burrows amendment dropping
Arizona and New Mexico from the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Law Defed in Idaho.


Senator Burrows made a strong speech
today against Statehood for New Mexico
and Arizona bosing his opposition on TN
existence of poly gamy in both Terri
tories He read the list of Federal casei
now being prosecuted by the Department
Of Justice Il do not" he said. 'intenc
Union until II has rid itself Of the In
iquity"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
TREATY UNLocKs PRISON DOORS
Alleged DefrSudsr Granted Writ Of
Habeas Corpus.

New York. Aug / .--Juige Hough.
In the United States Circuit, court. has
granted d writ u ha1cls corpus. U..
rectinS Warden Johnson. v Sing Slug
prison, b bring into cour'. IN Au.
gus next, Charles & Brown. tAe
former employee IN the customs ser.
wee "a tJiS city, waD WI, rN'raiitcl
IN Montreal and taken - Sug Sing
la. week Browne was convicted In
Mdrch. 1904 and sentenced - serve
NO years o. prison for a,',g,l con.
sptac} 20 irfrdul the government
Tie jumped MS llil bond and lied q
canada The Canadian government
refused rN,radition ~ tJr conspiracy
'3ars, our eN'Wii',l Browne on an
amended charg" Of p,l- a fusi i've
from justice Browne va, taken
from Montreal direct to sing Sing 10
begin his term Ills cuuu,r, IN max.
INK APPLETON for the writ ~ habcas
corpus. ciird passage frum the ucaty
between the United : atys and Great
Britain which read
No person surrendered hy either
Of the nigh contracting parlie, snail
b, Irisblr or tried for any crime or
ohrnse committed previous 10 his cN
tradition other than the offensc Tor
which h" surrendered. until he SHALL
hayc had an opportunity To return to
ne country from Wis., he was "a.
tradited
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
ALLEGED SLAVE GIVES EVIDENCE
Men Charged with PsonAse surren.
der AZ Penaaeola.

Pensacola, Fla. Aug. THE pre-
llmInary trial ~ Robert Gallaghvg
wood superintendent. and J. Porter
boOkkeeper for the Jackson Lumber
company. At lockhart. Ala. on The
charge Of peonage. was begun Mon.
lay morning before United States
Commissioner Marh. the men having
surrendered themselves To the federal
authorities In accordance With prom.
Uses Six Witnesses were heard. all
~ whom testified 10 the cruel treat
ment accorded those who Incurred
the plisplcasure of the bosses 81 the
camp
Harry Lyman. Of New York. made
oath that he had been given twenty
lashes with a rawhiLe for attempting
10 GET away after having been run
down with blood hounds and then civ.
eu an additional twenty because he
would not plead for mercy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
Dean Of Associated Press.

~. Louis Aug l-Charlrs Jones
Osborn. the ST Louis Correspondent
OF the Associated Press from 1888 -
1902. marking a continuous ,ervic"
OF ~ years. and On ltling him 10 the
distinction OF dean u The Associated
Press. celebrated his eightietd birth.
day anniversary Tuesday Mr. o.
born. who Is Familiarity known all
throughout the service a. Major an
honorary title. retired from ac'i'e
work four years ago, but + stu AZ
-nliated with the 81, Louis once In an
advisory capacity he Il remark
ably hale and hearty and very active.
despite hts years Major Osborn
was born In Utica. y Y learned -
Biography In Pitsburg. Pa. In l>'"
ana came 10 =, Louis a. ,-'egraph"r
from Cincinnati In 1853 Two years
later he entered The service of NE A.
sociated Press as an operator and
shortly afterward Vas appointed cor
ranx,oudent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
WANT MEN WHO WILL SHOOT,
New Qualification for the Civil Ser
vice.

NNSNs
Washington. Aug, l.--Markmanship
calmness In time of danger. and native
resourcefulnesS. are qualities which
the civil service commission holds at
q premium In examinations To be-
held at Asheyille, Charlotte, States
vile, Salisbury and louls.1u, y G.,
on Aug. -. for posIilons IN the inter
nal revenue service the militant quail
tiles enumerated above will under the
general head of experience and train.
ing" coupt as much In the test Of
candidates for field deputies as spell
ing arithmetic. and report writing
Exsnldiers ana scouts ~ the rrgu.
lar army are desired Field deputies
are the officers who have - raid
moonshinc stills and round NJ gonyr
ally desperate characters engaged In
crime against The revenue laws
The AsheVillc district was recently
brought unler the civil service by
order of the president. because some
" the officers had been detected In
sWlndlinE the government
The examinations are the frst
where the accomplishment ~ good
gunplay IA advertised for The com.
mission acknowledges that that with
honesty. Il wha, they seek under the
head ~ training and experience"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

Atlanta. Aug IA the Feuit ~
90 accident con the Central rad near
csstsibsrry street. W % OiimsF. a
switch tsader who lives a. Ia wes,
poe street. me- his death Ne vas
switching 90 engine shsa Tho aeeidsn,
ocsrSsd u IN stated that o. he
turned the switch be fspps1 10 an.
s'asf track snd vas struck By IN In,
eomine switch saEiss Both hia logs
vsTs cut on near hls ,ruah. Jas q
~, wrists sas bfoksn and there wsrs
ssvsfsI u0uHds oa his forehead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

Mayfeid. w. Aug i--Jsdae n 7
BuGE empaneied . special Jun Mon
DAY Ia indie, Allsa Matthias. ths si.
IeEsd szaailAnt ~ Mics helAin. anl
an order vss isssed By the eoars a.
r-cting the jailer u Mccrseksa 70
isrn him over 10 the Graves county
as,sortties AesiaE undsr the orders
- Governor B~ehhsm. Ju1as BsEs
ordered CAp.sin Bosweti % have eos.
Dsay 81 the arwogy Ia this city % .
, n armed saA squippeA TAsrs
we're large crowds IN t0wn ana bsss-
asss vAs 81 Q s,anAstil A ma 60
tsred the Jsil h this efis ~ an early
hour A0aasy bai failed % Sal tho ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

Macon. Ca. July Jl-Mrs Leila
Collins. a cotton mill operative. who
resides On Bellvue avenue. sought TO
md her life Monday when alone. BY
taking a very large dose u morphine
She has a husband. who Ia also a rot.
ton mill operative. This usual prspa
rations had been made 10 81 Ia work
In the mills When Mrs. Collins ~.
NAMED AZ home Within a few mo.
men,s she had taken The dose. which
vas fAs, doing its deadly work One
u her neiEhboy called IN and fouhd
her lsmost insensibls Asd quickly
called for . physician. She vas lin
EerinE AZ deaths door late M~nday
alKht She 10 said 20 have found dis
appoiniemest 10 her home
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
shot While o. Supper.

Macon Ca. Aug i.-Beni upon
Ssttiag even with George u Bhod'
worth for the part this citizen 'oos IN
sendins George Morris. a negro. 'SoS'
~ years Of age. 70 the Baldwin eounV
shaingang. the latter secured Q shot
gun. after he hsd escaped from Pf''
GA. sad after slippiaS up 10 the SoD'e
whsre Mr.. and Mrs BloodvoTth we're
SEATED at their super table. near SIC
vsa's POTTERY. be tOoa deliberate am
sAroasA an 0psnias and Ars1. he ,Ao'
takinx eject in the face os both NJ
ana Ma BooauOrtA A snail 40
sitting ssswe<a them q, the iAS's
WA unintured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
NEGRO ASSAULTS
LITTLE WHITE GIRL
Annie Poole Is Criminally AS.
saulted Near Lakewood.
NEGRO FIENo MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Officers and Citizens Are Pursuino
Negro and II Captured, a Lyncn7nq
May FolIow-Gir in Very Nervous
Condition.

Condition.
Atlanta, Aug l.-Accpr!ny % a
telephone message sent 10 o., police
station and tO-the shcrIf One, IA
ME Poole, the pretty lo!,aroiI duu-l
ter OF John Poole was crmluu.I a..
saulted Tuesday morning ao,J 30
O'Clock near her home, ouc.Dlt mu.
from Lakewood
The negro after accumpIUug ...
crime. made his escape into ,.,
woods. The young lad, was ...r -
give only m,agrc prescriptions %,
the brute, owing 10 hcr excitement aul
nervous condition
Officers hurried to ,uc scrua a.p
neighbors quickly organic. INTO e.
posse to pursue the bW'r Ill uy..
taken. tn criminal viii l..Jrt I'D.
lynched. as The citizens arr outraged
over tho b;u al crime
Miss Poole vas ON l,r bet. % D.,
neighbor's house wien ,lr criminal
attack was made
The unknown negro met ,' 10 o
field, which rc had 20 eros. 10 roach
the npigrbors house ami overcome
her b, his brutal s'rrn.I SO"
screamed and struggled J.NuH DO,
brute. but no one was near T.. 'rD
1ine the little girl had been ar,, .N
acquaint. her family with Nh, atH
happened, the negro had ccapri 3D. 'a.
woods
No time was lost In no'if}luS p"
lice headquarters and both y.' and
county officers were dispatched 90 '1"
scene Nc!-abors Joined "a. ''r.r,
ami soon an cnragcd band n officer.
and citizens was In pursu'
The little girl j. being given every
attention, but Is In a highly nervous
state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

Ban Francisco. Aug | The cmhar
~ on freight was extended Monday
On all goods coming into the city over
the Southern Pacific except crude oil
aud pcrishable g'Soda. such a. food
stuffs THIS action was taken ~ -
conference wi,h the local OficlaA
~ the Southern Pacific in pursuance
~ the general policy ~ General Man.
aEer krutiHhnli, On Saturday last
an order was issued plarinE q ban
On all shipments from the northern
par of the country and ~ this or.
der vas made general Monday. Han
Francisco l. cut "a from all supplies
by freight q IL estimated ,ha, there
are 5000 loaded cars In the Yards VI
Nan francisco and OAKLAND
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

q Psssrsbarg. kss. IA nsrnfne
gun eos stos~s NSaaay aga. fro1 "a
ans factory n 80 vasssii ostrps
elstrsrt q tAh Si,y Asesiuss -
uorknsn waicA are Ssi1s addresses
~ rssolnsinnary orassrs arr hsins
hsia nlEhfiy 10 secr~a - - issas
wssi sessiuas q o. rrtsrs,~rs ~
a. nn<tlns q fhs sng,ayns * ~
RRNH pwke AZ Hss e.nsft.St 2
fses fssqs ~ He'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02
Refuea 20 Pay Losses.

Ran Francisco. AUG The trans
Atlantic Fire Insurance company ~
Hamburg. Germany. has refused io
pay IAN Francisco insurance claims
approSimatinE tIooo. 600 The fol
lo~ing statement vas given nut last
night by The local ofncial NJ the com
pany The Trans. Atlantic Fire lnsur
ance COMPANY denies Inability upon the
ground that the losscs arose from an
Overwhelming catastrophe. duo to tho
yl'i'at' q " providence. irr indcm.
nj against IN" consequence ~ which
ne phl,cy never Mas intended to pro
vide and does moi provide. Mure.
over, the attitude ~ the r@insurlus
companies NJ home compel the Trans.
Atlantic o. assume this position
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-02

Hoss,0a. Tss. Aug i--WAnsi
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