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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13
HOLT TRIAL NOW ON.

han Charged With Murder at New.
berry Was Arraigned Wednesday.
John Holt. the young white man
charged with the murder OF Alder Me.
Kay, was brought 20 this city Wed.
uesday and arraigned before Judge
Mason for preliminary hearing.
Several witnesses we're examined, when
upon request Of the prosecution, who
stated that they could prod ueet d wing
statement of Mckay, the court was
adjourned until eO'clock this morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13

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realize crime" An ths usOTg powerful
passions we're within her range a..
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13

interchangeable Mileage ihs
Southern
Through Pullman Port New YORK. Atlantis Coa
LineJ also Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway,
FoF complete Information, call az
IA. GOODWIN Ticket Agent, 0snssviis.
FRANZ o. BOYLsTON, Agt STARR, Trsv. As
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7. q. WHITE Oebsral Passenger Agent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13

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message lrom iiassuAeia. 3he5e si'
mlners wsrs eaiambsd iasi Friday
says that aRnsii hsvs been received
inaioains DeahVtlJ hat the nsa are
vet alive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13
Tax Notice.

In pursuance OF Chapter No. AIS
Section 80, Laws Of Florida, give be-
low a statement showing the amount
OF taxes collected by w. d. Dickinson,
tax collector Of AlachuA county, Flor
ida, for the period ending Nov, 30,
1905, as shown by county treasurer's re.
ceipts on file In my Office, tOwit;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-13

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'.,onl, Of the Methodist EPis-
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bishop Gambler and wife,
CHARLES, are spending a few
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vs5d, wife Of the president OF
s.nity Of Florida
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,obus, physique, is possessed
\ entertaining disposition, and
I'M. work and experiences in
4, Es,, 10 q most interesting
\, Having had charge of the
Iit missionary fields in China,
M COres, he has recently re-
\ from those countries. In
ROT operations in the East,
\ Cardler said:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Virginia Sale Deposit and
Trust Corporation,
Capital Paid In, $3.50. 200.
Authorized Capital $4,000. 900.
Pathetic scene az Funeral.

Pittsburg, Ps., Sept Is Pathetic
were the scenes today attending the
funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
Maurice X. Lewis, at Allegheny. the
woman murdered last Monday in Phils-
delphia. During the services a sister Of
the dead woman, Is years old, tainted.
and after being revived, continued to
swoon from one faint into another. A
physician was summoned. Mrs. Ness.
mother of the victim, although 10 a
highly Deryons state, bore up we'll
under the stair. Newspaper men were
barred from The chapel, but two Allie
gheny detectives, accompanied by Detec-
lives Miller and Simpson, were in he
chapel during the services and sensa-
tioral developments are said to be
scheduled 10 occur later today. Follow
ing the services the body sas taken to
the German Lutheran Cemetery ON
Spring Hill, A legheny, for interment.
A prominent Pitts)urg man, will, it is
said, shortly he arrested on suspicion.
The prisoner, it is expected, will be All
architectural drsughtsman with an office
ia a down town office building. Deiee-
tives have been closfly following the
clew, and all arrangements have been
made for the capture of the man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Held for the Grand Jury.

Charged with feloniously assaultins
Miss Effie Johnson, "a years old, Wed
nesday night, John Copperthite, %
years old; Harry, Gosneli, IS years old
Clinton Brown 22 years old, aud Drew
Goodwin, 81 years old, we're held for the
action of the grand jury by Judge Mill.
in the police court of Washington yes
terdsy morning. AS the penalty on con-
viction of the charge may be death the
defendants were committed to jail with
out bail. Miss Johnson, whose face
bore wounds and scars which, she said,
we're made by the men, was witness
and was on the stand for half 40 hour.
The men charged with the assault were
not allowed to testify, the statement OF
Miss johnson being considered BY AS
sistant District Attorney Turner as SUI
6cient to constitute prims facie case
upon which to hold them. The assault
is alleged to have occurred on the Con-
duit road Wednesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
-Four Persons Drowned.

New York, Sept. Is. As he result
OF col sion between naptha launch
and scow in the lower New York bay,
last night four Of the eight occupants of
the launch were drowned. The remsiaing
four, three men and woman. were pick
ed up by the Southern Pacific company
steamer FL Paso, Captain Knowles,
which arrived here today from New Or
leans. those rescued had been clingiug
to the wrecked launch for several hours.
and were 10 such an exhausted condition
that neither their names nor the names
of those who persisted could be ascertain
ed. They were taken to Stapleton, 5. l.,
we've rushed TO a hospitsl for med.
cal treatment The woman is said to be
in dangerous condition from exposure.
The rescue was made by Captain
Knowles at 5:S0 O'Clock this morning,
near the Wee, Bank lighthouse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Suicide of a Millionaire.

The body OF Henry w. Wampole, The
millionaire Philadelphia manufacturer
of chemicals, who had been missing ir
several days, WAS found on Thursday
night Aoati ,g in the Hudson river of
the Weehawken shore. 1t is believed
Wampole committed suicide by jumping
from a ferryboat dr. Wampole's mind
became unbalanced through worry over
business eptanglements. A trusted en-
ploye of the firm of Wampole & Co, in
Canada, was short a large sum Of money,
and Mr.. Wampole brooded over the mat
ter until he became insane. While in
New York last weak 10 hotel be eluded
the vigilance OF the trained nurse who
was caring for him and drowned him
self, the body not being found until
Thursday night. Meanwhile the police
were securing the country for traces Of
him. Mr.. Wampole was fhy-seven
wears old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Mr.. Bryan IN Radford.

Rsdford, Sept Is William j. Bryan
was given an ovation al the East hsirict
Radford fair TODAY No event in The
history OF the town has brought such
crowd as greeted him. Bryan after an
informal reception at the hone of ex-
Governor Tyler left for the fair. He was
introduced by Governor Swanson, who
cancelled important engagements to GO
to East Radford for the purpose. Gov.
Swanson on introducing Mr.. Bryao
among other things said:
Mr.. Chairman: sm pleased to see
this great concourse of people to greet
our distinguished guest and orator. This
vast assemblage bespesks more eloquent
ly than language the warm regard and
high esteem entertained for him by tho
Virginia people. As Governor of this
Commonwealth, Mr.. Bryan, it is my
pleasure to extend to you, on behalf of
the people of Virginia, warm aud cor
dial welcome. / bear to you the hearty
greetings and the happy fluctuations of the
entire people OF this State, regardless of
party, or political differences. We are
proud to claim you of our lineage aCd
blood. Born of her children, Virginia,
with exultaut pride, places her loving
hands upon the head OF her ilustrious
grandson and gives him her beuedictions
and prayers for all measure of happiness
and prosperity. We are delighted TO
have with US the foremost citizen OF this
republic. We hGil you as a person whose
pre- eminence and distinction come from
no decoration or power of office, but
from your intrinsic worth az msu, and
your splendid qualities of mind and
heart. We rejoice to know that in this
selfish aud material age, when most
everything surrenders before the glamour
of success, that your genius and chsrac-
ter have been sufficient to survive defeat
and, without personal triumphs, each
year to bring to you the increasing con-
fdence aud affection OF your fellow citi
zens. Through defeat you
continued earnestly to love and serve the
American people Be it said to your
honor and glory, you never failed your
people, as Others have done, because they
refused to crown you king.
My friends, | take pleasure in present
ing to you such patriot, such chsrac-
ter in the person of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan.
Mr.. Bryaa's speech was upon former
lines, and it was received with every
manifestation of approval. He was LOUD
ly applauded and the enthusiasm was
earnest and long continued
Mr.. Bryan and bis family will remain
as the guests of Governor Tyler at East
Radford, over Sunday, making his first
speech in bis North Carolina tour, at
Greensboro Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Mother and Children Perish.

New York, Sept. l5.-ShieIding her
children with her body to protect them
from the flames which cut off every es-
cape, Mrs. Mary Peterson, young
mother, dragged her baby children un-
der bed 10 her burning home in Jersey
City today, aud then covering them
with their arms awaited death, hoping
that her body might keep the FIRE from
the children. Her sacrifice was in vain.
The mother is dying while in the next
room are her two dead children. Mrs.
Peterson believes her two children are
alive. .'May not see them before !
die g' She asked piteously of the am
buiance doctor. "You tell me they still
live. Why cannot see them for ! know
that / have not long to stay" The
physician told her that her children
would soon see her, and then he turned
away. The womsn's eyes closed and
saved her the pain OF
knowing the truth. The fire was caused
by the explosion of lamp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Alleged Election Frauds.

Raleigh county, w. Va, and Beckley,
the county seat, are wrought up to
high pitch of excitement over indict'
ments returned by the grand jury yester'
day sgainsta number of the most promi'
neut citizens Of the county for compile
ity in alleged ballo:-box frauds, said ia
have been perpetrated at the late rePub-
lican primary election. Among those
indicted are State Senator M. +. Matheny
and his father, Rev. A. p. Matheny,
charged with giving whisky to voters;
sheriff w. R Campbell, against whom
two true bills were found, one charging
"blue penciling' of ballots and the
other secretiDg ballot boxes; DR.. j. A.
Campbell, a brother of the sheriff.
Prosecuting Att rney o. A. Lilley, and
several Others are charged with cleo
pioneering within the prescribed poll
limits, and John Hatcher, Thomas Dan
iels and DR.. Steele are charged with
making away with ballot boxes. The
indictments in all number twenty-three,
and the cas- will be heard at the uexi
session of court, which will convene
shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Precautions Against Assassination.

Marseilles, Sept. 10 Receiving word
that an attempt would be made to sssass-
mate President Fallieres during his visit
to this city, which will extend over TO-
day and tomorrow, the authorities have
taken into custody six Italian and Span
ish anarchists. More are under sur
veilance and will likely be arrested be-
fore the day is over. The tip upon
which the anarchists were arrested came
from the Italian police who stated that
the fact that an attempt would be made
to murder the President of France had
leaked out there. Every precsution has
been taken for the safety of the Presl-
dent. This city is swarming with detec-
tiyes who will remain in constant at
tendance until the departure of Presi-
dent Falleres. The chief feature of the
visit of the President will be a review
Sunday of the French British, Italian,
and Spanish warships of this harb)r.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. 10 Every pos
sible precauion has been taken to guard
The imperial family on the cruise now
being taken by the Car aboard the roysl
yacht STANDARD in theGulf of Finland.
Every available warship which could be
spared from other service is accompany.
iug the STANDARD aud they are ranged in
huge circle about the yacht. All ves-
sells attempting to approach the STANDARD
are intercepted and no craft is allowed
to get near her. In addition to this one
hundred detectives have been stationed
at points along the coast to gain infor-
nation of any vessel that might try to
leave to attack the StaDdart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15

EIGHT Mormon elders invaded Zion
City yesterday, hoping the dissensiou
there would enable them 20 make con-
yerts easily and induce wholesale mi
grafton to Utah. They say they have
sixty converts to the Mormon faith who
are prepared TO leave Zion City for Ssi'
Lake City in few days. A general cal
has been sent to all of the Mormon tray'
cling missionaries now in this part OF
the country, summoning them to Zion
CITY to assist in the work. 1t would
seem that the last state of those poor de-
luded Zionists will be worse than The
first
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Amicabiy settled.

The difficulty between Lieutenant T.
NJ. Hobsou and Private Robert W. Blair,
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
which occurred on the train Wednesday
night returning from Baltimore, mas
been amicably settled and there Is no
probability OF either court-martisl or
an investigation. The affair had its
origin in Ford's Theatre, Baltimore, in
private box in which we're both officers
and privates. 1t is as,ertrd that during
the progress of the play Private Blair
was guilty of 8 slight breach of etqulqette
and was Immediately reproved by Lieu.
tenant Hobson. Tue private retired
IRON the box. Later, while the party
was going home, ne private approached
the officer and asked for an explanation
of his conduct. Words followed, and II
is said that blows we're passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Fire In a Hotel.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. l5.-One hum
dred guests were trapped BY flames thai
destroyed the Gilmour Hotel early today,
aud score were seriously burned or in.
jared by leapIng from windows and fire
escapes. The fire, which was started by
the explosion of dynamo, swep,
through the tour-story building so swift
ly that the guests had no time to escape
by the stairwsys Many jumped from
the windows. while others chung to
window stills and fire escapes until they
were rescued by fremen with ladders or
forced by the approach of the flames 10
drop to the street. Three ambulaoces
were rushed 10 the scene and kept busy
taking victims to the hospital. 1t is
expected several will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
steamer Wrecked,

Seattle, Wash, Sept. Is. 49, The
steamer Oregon, reported to have been
lost, is wreck in Alaskan waters Her
fifty passengers and about as many in
the crew are in imminent danger, though
they may he rescued by United States
revenue cutters, two of which have been
despatched to her assistance The Ore
gan met disaster Thursday Eight at IL
O'Clock on her regular voyage from Seat
lie to Nal Valdez. She piled on the
rocks of Cape Hicheubrook, at the en-
trance to Prince William Sound. There
is little hope for the vessel. though she
may hang together until the cutters can
reach the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Attempt to AssassInate Count witte,

Wiesbaden, Prussia, Sept. l5.-Armed
with a bomb. a revolver and dagger, a
Russian student named Rose nberg today
made an unsuccessful attempt to assassi-
nate Count Witle, former Russian pre-
mier and potentiary to the Ports
mouth Conference, which arranged the
peace treaty between Russia and Japan.
Only prompt sc'icu by detectives saved
the former premier. The attsck WAS
made at sodeD, watering place near
here, where Count Witte had gone to
drink the medicinal waters. As WHITE
was leaving his carriage to enter hotel
Rosenberg made bis attack. Detectives
who were guarding NJ. Witte seized the
student before he could throw his bomb
or use bis other weapons. The won d-be
assassin was overpowered and taken to
Jail. Count Witte did not lose his nerve
in the presence of the danger which
mensced him, although he halted slight
ly, and thanked the police officers who
had saved him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT in one OF his
speeches made during his famous trip
across the country in 1908 said awe
have in our scheme of government M
room for the man who does not wish Ia
pay his way through life by what he
does" Yet, the most prominent feature
of our present scheme OF government, a.
administered by the republican party, is
"protection,'' 30 csiled. Under this
scheme of plumber and favoritism, some
thing like $1,000, 900, 900 a year is
stesllhily transferred from the pockets
of the masses to the pockets of the pro-
tected classes Nothing is given In re-
turn for this billion dollars, except some
transparent sOphistry and the emporium
ity to observe the display of wealth on
the part of the protected barons who
remain in this country or who leave
philanthropic institutions behind them.
The protected bsrons do nothing to pay
their way, except that they assume con-
troll of the government whose edicts fill
their pockets with unearned and unde-
served tariff profits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Virginia News.

Mr.. r. G. Merchant, q well known
citizen of Dumfries, died on SUNDAY
morning last 10 his 54th year, OF com
plicsiion of diseases.
Miss Mary Johnston, the Virgins
author, who had been 10 critical health
for many months, announces her entirs
recovery and that she will spend Inc
winter 10 Richmond.
The ner.Shsckelford hardware
firm of Orange, one of the largest con
Germs ia that section, made an assign
ment Yesterday. The liabilities are
stated to be 500, 900, and the assets are
not yet known.
Governor Swanson leh Richmond
las, night over the Norfolk and Western
Railway for RaJford. where today he II
TO introduce Col. William Jennings
BRYAN, who will make an ad ress at the
fair now in progress there.
Mrs. Marie Adsh Savage, the divorced
wife of Ralph Savage, a Winchester
business man, died 10 the Baltimore Hos
pital yesterday. Mrs. Savage was u
bu. short time. She was thirty years
old, and was the daughter of the late
James W. Seabright, OF Winchester.
The Virginia oyster season opens to
day, and the oyster navy sailed bright
and early to look over the operations o
the tongers and dredgers The new flag
ship, Of the feet, the Emilne, which
arrived in ! Norfolk yesterday, viii
accompany the other gunboats to thu
beds up the bay. The vigilance of the
navy during the summer has, 1t is bellev'
ed, given the oysters chance to develop
The republican city committee of Rich
mond Thursday night decided to call
mass meeting the night of September "a
to elect delegates to congressional con-
vention in Manchester the night of the
18th. The question of shelving thu
eolored vote was grsvely discussed. Com
mitteemau Fox declared that the relega'
ton of the colored voter to the rear
would mean the accession of hundreds
of white voters. II was decided to have
general meeting, without discrimina'
ton, to elect delegates, aud then !
deemed advisable to settle it in the con-
veniion.
WIN. Dodd, white laborer at Anna
burg, the Portner estate, near Manassas,
had his leg cut of Thursday afternoon
by corn cutter and he died that night.
The machine, which was being operated
by two men, ran over a slight depres'
sion and threw Dodd of in frOrt Of the
blade, which completely severed his leg
Just below the knee The men who were
with him seem to have lost their pres
euce of mind, aud instead of tying up
the leg or making compress to stop the
flow of blood at once, carried him TO his
home, marty two miles distant, sud
sent for a doctor. BY the time DR.
Meredith arrived Dodd was exhausted
from the loss of blood, and he died about
midnight. He leaves wife and five
small children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
Terrorists In Motor Cars.

st. Petersburg Sept. l5.-Motor cars
are now being used by terrorisls 10 their
campaign of ASSASSINATION of officials.
The police claims they have just dis
covered a new plot against premier Stoly-
pin, in which the terrcrisls used an
automobile to get near their intended
victim, and in which they evidently
hope to escape after an attack on him.
For several days an automobile has
been noticed standing near the entrance
of the Winter Palace, where Premier
Stolypin now has his quarters. Yes
terday police officers approached ths
motor to inlerrotste the occupants. The
chauffeur at once put on full speed and
the automobiles quickly disappeared.
The police believe the men in the motor
car were waiting for NJ. SIolypin 10 ap
pear, to throw a bomb at him. Strick
watch is nov being kept on all auto
mobiles passing the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15

BARTER is the basis of all trade i
we would sell, we must also buy. This
is true of all nations and men. A tariff
is protective" only to the same extent
to which it is prohibitive Of trade, anc
is injurious to both buyer and seller tC
the extent to which it is prOhibitive. II
gives an unjust advantage to one class,
that is to those who have monopoly in
the exclusive market produced by it. Il
,liscliminates against all who buy in that
market, and against all who use houses
or commodities within the protected
zone. It is the very quiDtessence of dis
honesty; and TO advocate such policy
in the name of labor is this very quin'
tessence of hypocrisy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-15
How's This ?

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any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
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Sold By Duggies, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for combination.