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Wall STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
6lF0 shares in the local market, buying 800 on
balance. in London consols were firm, and the
general market was strong. especially the copper
SHARES The principal influence in the London
market Is the expectation Of easier money and
the anll clearing away OF the Moroccan question as
Speculative factor.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL BOND IsSUE.-A
special meeting q the stockholders Of the WILSON,
SID Central Railway Company has been called for
May :. The purpose of this meeting TO secure
the ratncatlOn OF proposed bond issue. the
proceeds oe which VIII DE used ia financing the
Wisconsin Central extension now under way from
Owen Wis. TO Duluth and Superior. Details re
gagcing The amount and nature Of the bonds have
nOt Ls=n announced, though Il Is understood that
t1e present plans call for the sale Of about S0OO50
ho21s. The amount may be somewhat in excess OF
thar figure.
SECURITIES TAKEN FROM LIST-By reason
q maturity. retirement 10y sinking funds. etc. the
following securities have been stricken from The
Stock Exchange list. The Albany Susquehanna
Railroad and first IS OF 1896: $SSs,O1o Louis
Vile C. Nashville general 6s OF 1885, $1,000 Mexican
Centre equipment and collateral trust 6s of 1917,
inst series, $1,000 Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
loTa Division. g OF 1919 and $4,000 Iowa Division
Is Of 1918.
NEW HATEN's OFFER-The New Haven road
makes am ofer exchange one share Of its capital
sosk tor each soc face value Of the per cent
ceoeftIles Of the Consolidated Railways Company,
issued January J. 1914. and January 2. 1905. Ex-
change may he effected between May !. 1895. and
July T. 1896, accrued interest The debentures 70
be ezlhauged for accrued dividends on the stock.
EZchauge may DO made IN New Haven. Boston and
AeT York The new stock certificates viii be
Issued as soon as practicable after May
STEEL RAILS.-A representative OF the United
States Steel Corporation says: How the mills are
going SC supply the for rails this year IS a
problem that ! cannot solve present. In the
1rsl place = rail orders continue 70 come in as
rapidly as in the last month two. capacity Of
TIE mills will inadequate 10 the demand In the
second place there is pronounced scarcity OF raw
steel which does not allow certain plants 20
iAelr maximum capacity.
CORN PRODUCTS-The common and preferred
stocks oe the Corn Products Company have been
Cropped the list OF stocks cleared through the
Stock Exchange Clearing House, having been re-
placed by the common and preferred stocks OF the
Corn Products Refining Company.
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Notice of Chancery.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CHAN.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CHAN
eery Division OF the High Court OF Justice In Eng
an dated he 10Th day OF January and made IN the
an Action Keep Bradley 1905 S No 422T whereby the
oiIowns Enquiry directed made viz; 'sAn En-
qury as 20 what children OF Eliza Jeery living on
tne 4h OF August 1908 Cbsing date of her dAcsass
ahc when they were respectively whether any OF
them nave since died and II their respective
claiming % be such child children the said Eliza
Jeey living on the 4th OF 1905 or to the
personal representatives Of OF children who have
ced since the 4th OF August 1908 or by
Their solicitors on before the 9th 1905 70
come In and prove their claims the Chambers OF Mr.
Justice Strand London default thereof the
order. " - - 1870
Thursday the 18th July at i2 o'clock noon a.
ne said Chambers Is appointed for hearing and adjudi
Dated this 21st day Of March 1906
THOMAS A. RoMER
Note The said Eliza Jeery formerly Eliza SanbeD was
married TO John George Jeffery Stoke Danerel IN
the County OF Devon on the 2Sth OF December 1855
and there issue by said marriage 1--WE
children Jessy Maude Thomas Sambeu. Ada Esther
George Bishop and Frank Bishop. Thomas Sanbel
and Frank Bishop went to America in about
year 1850 but have not been heard o
when II is believed they were IN New York
December 1sSS and in the year IseS a
Wardroon Steward Board OF Her Majesty's
Ship 'Halcyon" and he reported by the Captain
thereof 10 have left the Ship at Malta in March
1ses and has not been heard OF since
Crowders Wizard Oldham & Co 81 Ltncolns Inn
East Stonehouse Devonshirs England Solicitor
he
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Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Or1eans-Com-
mercial. 50c discount; bank. s. premium San Fran
tsco-sight, par; telegraph PKG Boston-l5c dis
rount Chicsgo-Par. Charleston-Buytng, par;
selling l-l0c premium. Cincinnat-20c premium.
sayannah-Buying. SIC discount; selling. 75c dis
couni. Minneapos-30c premium ST Louis-aOo
premium asked.
BANK CEEARINGS-New York - Exchanges.
nS4ss0S4; balances. slS,S6224S. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes, s2052,.7S4; balances, & s5S1A Boston-Ex-
changes S21.oSG.s04; balances, Sl.G770Z Chicago
Exchanges. s570LsSS balances. s215s 66. Baltimore
Exchanges. SS.sl5I9O: balances. S7l6,722.
SILVER MARkET.-Bsr silver 64Szc: Mexican
silver dollars, 49sc Bar silver IL London closed at
E2.d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1850; Lisbon. 400.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York Is quoted al 1852.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S32. .S94; internal rev
snue receipts, SS27 s3: miscellaneous receipts s22
b9. Receipts for the day. sz.47314s expenditures.
E.7lo"al Receipts for the month TO date. S2.4Sl4;
expenditures. Sl7o 600; excess OF receipts s6S l46
Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date, $4sS47 SSS;
penc,tUres S4i2 AZ 2s: excess Of receipts. S.5SSs.
sCB-TREAS So RY.-The Sub-TreaslTy debit
70 the Clearing House S574,3O0
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CURB MARKET TRADING

Speculation In outside securities developed fair
amount OF activity and strength. although in spots
eoIhe weakness was noted under moderate offerings
While the copper issues continued to rooponoIvo +b
r lseT par. OF the trading. fair amount of bust
t 80 Nas hoteo elsewhere In the list Considerable
Improvement was shown in the traction shares
MLacKay common rose ! point Bethlehem Steel
eLlatSe were uecldedly frmer. International Mer-
cahuie Marine and American Can stocks were
STEADY. houston on issues were weak. In the min
1niteo copper was Irregular. while Copper Securi-
Greene Copper, Nevada ITtSb GrsnbV Cr,Snher 1r-
iand and few low priced stocks were fractionaIly
petter. Inere was fair inquiry for bonds. Inter
orough-Metropolitan 43ss were up a. Westinghouse
faectrc os were active and weak the dissolution
oi tne synclcate Delaware & Hudson IS were firm;
Marine 411s sold excoupon at slight advance.
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Financial.
AMERICAN
NICKEL STOCK

is about to have great rise on the curb market
1t is going up to $50 and will eventually sell
at 500 a share.
I execute orders to buy and sell American
Nickel on commission and mail valuable In
formation free on request
FRANK POOTON, Stock Broker.
66 Broadway.
A MOST PROMISING INVESTMENT for s.. 600 70
"a people OF unquestionabls social position
only; Just opening Hudson River east side Address
ARISTOCRACY OF INTELLIGENCE. Box 80. Tribune
A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n Tribune received their Uptown Oface. No 1884
broadway Seth 3Tth SITS. until o'clock
following branch Offices az
regular Office rates until S o clock ma viz; 20 sth
ave. 28d ST. 153 9th ave. cor 18th St " East
l4th PSI West AID St, between Ith ana eth aves;
263 l25th at 1888 Sd ave- between 10Th and a1th
sts ave 61ss 1TOS 1st ave, near sSth
81; 157 East I25th st: fremont ave. $50 80
near 4fst st 554 90 ave; 21O Bleecker 81.
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H o TEL UDOLF,

Directly on the Beach Local long distance .sss-
Phones IN rooms American and European plaua xo9
ocean view rooms Zoo suites private SEA water
BATH. Artesian well. absolutely pure Orchestra ana
weekly social features Capacity Special Sprin
~S'-s
- Mr., X Palmer. representing the Rudolf win Be nj
sne Hotel savoy daily II TO D. m. TO q ana
10 D m 20 make bookings and give ali nfor-nasou
CHAs. r MYERS 0wn.-
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular the IL a. m- and i:i5
? n calls yesterday compare with the final prices
Of Il Is
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Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave- and beach. Atlantic CIV n. n
Convenient St.el Pier and all snusemsnfs Hot ava
cold water IN baths Long distance PHONES in
oedroons Rates 81 so 70 81 sl2 50
70 T5o American plan Steam heated oarIor C.sa
Write for 1905 booklet Music Capacity 100 New worry
Once. $50 Fourth Ave A CHESHIRE MIrrr4Er--
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S1L1rOgdt Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Eugene z. Mclean 81
New York. deceased present the same, vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at his place
business at the office OF Phelps Evins East No. 80
day OF September NEXT ~"
Dated New York III Of
EUGENE MCLEAN LONG Executor
PHELPS. EvINS & EAST. Attorneys Executor
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ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Aoner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
forki notice is hereby given 20 all
ssanst john A Mccall late OF the County of York
deceased the with vouchers
subscriber at her place ot transsctng business No an
9th day OF September next. -
Dated New York the 10Th day OF March. 1905
MARY J. MCCALL. EIecutrtx the last VIII and
Testament OF John A. Mccall. sed
HARRY n. BOTTOAfE. II Street BorCrxn Man,
haitian. New York City - -
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Copdrtnership Notices.

Copdrtnership Notices.
DODGERS & RANDOLPH.
- STOCK BROKERS.
- Broad St New York March 81. 1e05-rhs oopart-
nership heretofore existing under the rn OF Rodg
ers Randolph this dissolved by mutual consent
9' A' ROBERTSON RODGERS
wM e RANDOLPH
r RODGERS & CO.,
Broad St.
New York March 81. 1905
The undersigned will continue the business formerly
conducted by the late Of Rodgers Randolph. under
"7 - r RODGERS & CO.
ROBERTSON RODGERS.
Member of y. 7. Stock Exchange
JAMES W. HODNETT.
BENJAMIN p. WILKES
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abnsr C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Nav
York notice Il hereby given all having claim,
against John Fitzpatrick late OF County OF New York
deceased to present the with vouchers
ne satscriee at his PLACE q transacns business
day OF September - ~ $50 ~"
Dated New York. the dayo NJ March
. MICHAEL E. FITZPATRICK Exscutor
broadway, Borough Of Manhattan New YORK civ ~
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at s
,- cent; highest 10 per cent; lowest 50 per cent
lsst loan per cent; closed, 7G713 per cent: ruling
rste s per cent Time money was quoted al 5aSl-
per cent for sixty 10 ninety days and Per cent
Tor four and six months Commercial paper was
quoted at 5f5iz per cent for sixty 10 ninety days.
EaslA rer cent for four 20 six months. and per
rent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
Csblss sirbt sixty days
,.-,.- : seSs - ns zs5asd "A s5sf AS2L "a S2is
r---rs - 16Fs s5i7lsG5I7l2 a5.1ea GS1 1eA
Rs.chsmsfEs-. 20 - lS-LogS8 ls-le go -
Builders - AO-lo9-t S57s4SS7s
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DiUidend Notices.

REALTY ASSOCIATES
1I6 Remsen Street Brooklyu
Dividend No g.
rDrr po.3r - March "a 1908.
lhE boAhD OF DIRECTORS. HAS THIS
Gay S55Z dsc1ared SE2GI-ANNUAL. DIVIDEND Oy
ttH- FEtt CENT upon ths stock OF his Com
paiy payable April 18th. 1905 10 stocEboias-x
az the closing of the transfer books "a -~
Ine transfer books will close az 3 p NJ An-r 5.h s,a
open at A NJ. April 18th. 1905 S ~ ~
HENRY A FREY Treasurer.
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THE HMM,

Browns Mills in the Pines, New Jersey.
New York; dryest climate in the East
10 70 than New York City Relative
humidity November. Sc cent Trains leave New
York days. via Pennsylvania r. r. s5s A. n;
arrive -~AIul. Il "a
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p -, caLis yesterday compare with Tn. final p-.ces
of Saturday follows: ''-'- Pi'o7S
s1en .SI6 hid 9oOOis o1~44- sS.lur1 lay
A1s.--------. 1s
soS aNohs yae for standard foundry at the IL a M
ens, 49, - "a calls yesterday compare with the
Hiai prices OF Saturday as follows.
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STANDARD OIL comp,,>,

The Standard on COMPANY ., y
nleo its statement OF condition as or Jsnua-,.
Soo. with the Secretary OF State OF Massaohnss.+S
"ineh compares with the previous wear as foo,,,s
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square q. .122 B'way) Brooklyn IS Court ST.,
y. J., Scheuer Bldg, Postofhce.
NEW HARLEM BRANCH:
S1s Lenox Avenue West 126th St
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'And interest.
FERRY COMPANIES.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

furnished by Joseph Walker son. No. 20 Broad-st,
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BOSTON STOCKS,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Mo7+b - T-abr,,ar-,
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Teachers Agencies.

Teachers Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors Teachers Tutors GovsreSsee. etc. TO
Coleges, Schools and families. Apply to
Mrs NJ. ]. YOUNG-FCLTON. 23 Union Square
School Agencies.
INFORMATION ABOUT SCHOOLS FREE-savs tims
255B. West lOs. Manhattan
Spring Resorts.
NEW-JERSEY.
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'''1a1 pr4oes OK Saturday as folIows.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

THE PENNHURST,
ca- ~ Michigan ave-, Atlantic city. ~. J. Rooms
OceSn 49, vifS baths Long phones rooms
Elevator street "A x HOOD
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MINING STOCKS.

lss 40 total ssles
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03

WOtthington Spring., where he ha.
bought considerable property. Mrs,
r, 5 Guy haa occupied hs residence.
Mira J +. RuH il visiting her pa.
rents ~ Wewahitchka.
h + Camp, p D. Camp, = J Nor.
fleet, J. : Norhcet, y. o Norneet and
+, &. NoriIeet have applied for a
charter for the franklin Phosphate
Company, capital 10000, with priv.
leRe 60 increase to 100000. The prn.
cipal office OF said company will be at
Newberry.
The Bank OF NewbeTry, with n cap.
ital Of ]l6 OO0, viii open for business
about the 10Th.
The w, G, r, u, held an interest
ing meeting NJ the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, while this society
IL comparatively new one, great
interest," Ia being taken In it, and the
meetings are success
J W Bishop % AAchup was in the
city saturday
The candidates will all NEE at New.
berry ON May +th, and rous,ng big
time IL expected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
War AKAin.i Communion,

Ar nations are endrAvorinR TO check
the ravNges Of consumption, the white
plague" that claims so many victim,
each year foley'- Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are in no danger OF consumption
ID not risk your health by taking 'ome
unknown preparation when Foley's
Honey and Tar 70 safe and certain Ia
results. Ash for folry's Honey and
Ter aud ,n'is, upon having II. J W.
AcCollum 4 O..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
AT LIVELY NEWBERRV.
Franklin Phosphate Co. viii be lneor.
porAtsd-Other Notes.

Nrwbetry, May ? Mrs, " {. Sum.
mere OF HHh Springs v,,lIrd her
mother Friday
w II SrAlry Of klAchuA vac ~ tbe
city Thuuday he has the contract
90 'ns,all S'ystem oi sac lights IN the
Rud Drug Co,s new hu,ld,ns
:, h MtCulcheon, Que ~ The val.
ued rmployc, ~ the \ { L.. has
moved he W,tr aud molhrr from tcr.
hAndinA - the place
Jesse BurlI Of GA,nesr,le Was Ia the
city Friday
n A. DensleT h=s moved h,s family
from High spTiugs 10 NcWbetty. aud
will open . hrsI.eis" boArd,ag hou,r
The residoncr OF }, I ku,ndal has
received an addition Of tao roosn, aud
ncN eaAt II paint. mAIlnG u,ee
imI tJs, lVnt
" " Ialsan end ". \ Sheas -
"siUvN e Wsts a The city FRIDAY
}. Lamb 10, novSd bic fanily 70
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
HIGH SPRINGS ReeEKAHs.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Odd Fellowship
Gave q Fine Entertainment.

Ladies' Auxiliary Of Odd Fellowship
Gave a Fine Entertainment.
High Spring., May 2.-The ladies'
auxiliary Of Odd Fellows in Esther
Rebekah Lodge No. S gave a silver
tea on the evening Of the 2Sth ult. in
honor OF the eighty.seventh anniver-
sary Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows.
This social function was one Of the
most brilliant in the annals or High
Springs. The committee on arrange.
ments had left nothing undone to
make 1t success. The hall WIS beau:
tifully decorated with everRreens and
the lodge colorS--pink and green. The
central pillars OF the hall we're draped
with the l. o. o. F. colors-red, white
and blue-while flowers arranged in
design on the tables gave charming
air to the scene, In keeping with the
lovely costumes Of the ladies present.
Delicious cream and cake we're
served, and Miss Emma Lou Dunsgen,
in pink, and Miss Muriel Futch, in
green, as charming RebekAhs, dis.
pensed iced-tea at a flower.draped
we'll. Misses Ethel Underwood and
Ollie Brown, in foil regalia, served ss
mistresses Of finance.
The program was foil Of enjoyable
Numbers, among them several fire
selections. We desire TO give special
mention OF the violin solo by Mr.. s. A.
Turner OF Tampa and the recitation
"St. Peter at the Catchy ]. F. Ayl.
ward Of Canada. Both numbers were
inimitable ard were highly enjoyed
These gentlemen responded gracefully
to encoreS, which were received with
much appreciation,
Dr. William Sutherland closed with
an able address, in which he spoke OF
the object and aim OF the order and
rave brief sketch Of its history
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
A Word for Mr.. Byles,

Editor Sun: Will you please allow
M small space In the columns OF
your valuable paper to speak word in
favor Of our candida for member OF
the school board. G. A. Byles? We
could not have a candi dAte more com.
petent and who would he more faith.
ful to his duties than the worthy Mr..
Byles
Our school board consists al large OF
inexperienced teachsr', and why not
dear friends, let W. try one who has
made teaching success, and who
knows the needle OF teachers, TO aid
our worthy superintendent in HE
work?
Mr.. BYles would make an earnest
worker toward ed Icalional advance.
ment, impartial TO any particular
school or teNcher
Let me beg the voters, ore aud all,
to come out on May IS and give Mr
Bylr' your liberia support, a. feel
feel sure you will never regret IL.
Truly do hope this will greatly in.
hlence ,hose who DO no, know this
candidate, M those who know him
need no change
Would that cou ID cay something in
favor Of Hon, II. n McCreaFy, but. ~
he 10 better than could represent
him to be, will only cay that AlAchua
county would be lost In the senate
without him.
May God direct the voters on May
10 To choose those men Who are most
worthy, EAsr END NorER.
CAmpvllle. May
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
Best for Women and Children.

On account OF its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women aud children. II does not nau.
seste or grippe like pills and ordinary
cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion aud stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritating
them Remember the name Orino and
rcfuse substitutes. J W. McCollum
* Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03

Middle has started the pGbIic TO
Ih'nking, The ~ondefiUl success that
ha' met Ballsrd'S Horehound Syrup in
,s crusade on coughs, inHueSIs. bron-
eh''i' aud ell palmoraty iSouble.--hAS
started the public - Ihinhipg Of this
wonderful prera'a They are ali
u'iug " Join the procession and doun
win ,islnrU PtIc' 26e, SIC and OIL
sold by W " johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
ga, ST. Leul, Mobile rtaln.

Mobile, Ma, May The new lin
tied train un the Mobile and OHIO mad
carrying passengers aud mail. ani
making the run between Mobile and
ST Louis ~ - hours. arrived here ou
Monday morning On time, the service
brinE inauguIal,d out ~ 81 Louis on
SUNDAY muIHug The ,raln l. one ot
the hsniSom,,, in the south IN poin;
~ equipment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
INTERESTING STORY
OF EARTHQUAKE
As Told by a Lady Who Expert
enced It at San Jose, Cal.
WAS MRS. MoRRows SISTER

WAS MRS. MORROWS SISTER
She Describes in a Most nteresting
Manner the Horrors and Incoove
niences, and Tell Of the Ruin left in
Its Path.
Mrs. Morrow has received the fol-.
lowing from her sister who il in San
Jose and passed Though the terrible
experience OF the earthquake:
40 one can realize the damage
done TO San Jose, not TO mention II Q
City, As they call San Francirco here.
Our ho1se stood IL wonderfully we'll
broke dishes and threw thing. every.
where. The reclory next door to us
was unmoved, hut just beyond the
rectory, ST. Patrick's Church, one Of
the larg"st in San Jose, is a mas Of
runs. 1t fell directly forward into
the street, else we would have b en-
hurt, a. the bell tower was very tall.
On the other aide Of w the hou'e i
total wreck. The papers cAunot give
an adequate description OF the ruin
caused by the earthquake. still feel
the motion. wss not very much
frightened at the time-not until
shock in the afternoon did commence
to weaken.
1--WE will not have gas or electric
lights for some time. We have been
preparing our meals out.of.doors on
heater. Chimneys are all down all
over the city.
Photographic communication has
been renewed, but you have 70 wait
YOUR turn as there are piles OF mes.
sages to be sent.
They have cleared the railroad
track and awhile ago car came in.
Everybody slept out OF doors last
night, and II was cold M lights, no
fires allowed in the hou'es.
Have just heard that 10000 people
are on their way here from san Fran.
cisco to get something to eat. J have
just laid IN small supply OF bread
The restaurants are nearly all demol.
ished, 80 matters look very blue, w"
have camp fire In Our back yard.
Very hot ton ight-supposed TO be heat
from San Francisco. Had u slight
tremblor last night, but | was so tired
did not hear IT,
Elizabeth was cool aud brave, bat
want'to get away She wAa Accus-
toned to the tremblors in the Philip.
pine Islands, but their houses were
made OF NipA and here was not much
motion, The houses here are all .
trembling.
II pray that you may never go
through an earthquake like this one,
One 10 90 helpless. Had this occurred
an hour later there would have been
an appalling loss OF lie. The word
danger 10 posted all over the city
well, cannot admire writing by
candle light aud hope II will soon be
Temedled. Will return home As coon
~ we can secure reservations
Give me cyclones. tornAdoes aud
siorms, but oh, keep me from earth,
quake"
Mrs, Morrow has \ VIter IN Los An.
ReleS who visited GAiness,lle three
winters ago They experienced
slight shock there, She writes about
the cad death Of Doctor Taegart, her
physician. he went 10 help the suffer.
ere in San Francisco, and shot himself
He had a pistol In HE pocket and
iripped - he was going upstairs, aud
died Instantly
Mira Morrow 10 very much relieved
aud very happy that her sisters are
safe and we'll
AT LIVELY NEWBERRY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-03
ReuIs Rle~lna Plan, aurr..

Evansville Ind. May The BOT,
tie blowing plant ~ ,Ae Evansville
glass works has been Destroyed by
htv. causing . koss % lli0.eQo.