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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
WEkIvA SPRINGS.

Through the courtesy OF Judge W
). Bullock Of Ocals. The Sun 10 in re-
eeipt OF very neat folder giving cir
views OF Wekivs Syringe, located on
the Wekiva river, one Of the many de-
lishtful spots to be found in this state
fo' ress. recuperarion. snd the enjoy
mens OF fishing.
The springs are possessed OF mineral
properties. suitable bath rooms pro-
vided, and being in she midst Of q
thirty. .scre park Of Florida palms.
makes Q charming resors as the sur.
rounding lands are high and rolling.
while the accommodations are the
beat.
There are many such places in Flor.
ida. bu' Wesiva Springs will no doubt
be . popular resort for those who seek
health from the medicinal qualities OF
the waters ther- found. and NE
health-giving odors OF the pine for.
eata
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
the AMERICAN FARMER.

Farmers OF Anne rica ought 20 be
thankful that they are not residents OF
some fVrrigL countries, where they are
counted . menial class. where farnsing
10 engaged in in the crodess manner,
and oil work 10 seemingly performed
in the moss difficult way possible.
Crude implements and teams or NO
teans at oil seem 90 be the rule rather
than the exception. Imagine q man
working all day on the sides OF noun.
tain gathering hay. obtaining only 4
few spears at q time. aud &C night car.
ry,ng the gleanings OF the entire day
home on HE back! The farmer in Ja.
pan must perform the work OF man and
beast. The working hoors are about
sixteen, the labor hard and the fare
scanty. Truly the life Of the Amer.
can farmer can be that OF q prince il
he will only will" it'
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
IS THERE DANGER ,

some OF the citizens of South Flor
ida are opposing the drainage Of the
Everglades on she ground that to do
90 would destroy our climate and ex-
tend the frost line TO the Florida Strait.
IL there 10 danger in this direction the
matter should By all means be looked
into and u it seems at all probable
that to drain the Everglades would
give 10 frosty climate let us know it
before IL 10 everlastingly too late. Flor.
ida with only q temperate climate, de.
.priyed Of tropical fruits and made in 10
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

With the roadbed covered with rock
and Oiled at least twice Q year, the
Florida East Coast Railway wall be the
peer OF any single.track railroad in the
United states. There is no road in the
South that afford. more comfort for
sh- travelling public. and il has fewer
accidents or delays than any road in
the country. The management is in
good hands, the trains are handled by
men Of experience, and q trip over the
East Coast i. n pleasure to the trAv-
eler Who is accustomed to all the ease
and comfort that can be furnished by
q thoroughly equipped railroad.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

Annual Meeting OF County Svperin.
tsndsnts With National Meeting.
The follow ng comm unication sent
Gus from the Educational Department
OF the State Of Florida will be OF inter.
est tn all educators and those interest.
ed in the subject:
ITO the CoOnty Superintendents Of
Public Instruction:
"In my letter addressed to you on
the oh ultimO, said arrangements
were being made to have you accom-.
pany me in body 10 Louisville TO at.
tend the Annual Convention OF County
Superintendents in connection with
the Annual MEETING OF the Depart.
ment Of Slpsrintenjence OF the Va.
tinnal Educational Association, Feb.
rusry 9th, 2s:h and March lat, 1865.
Il take pleasure in announcing that
on February 25,h, at 7;I5 p. m, We
will leave Jacksonville for Louis.
vile via the southern Railxay.
A special through Pullman car will
be provided for our comfor-diuins
car attached, service Ia carte.
by leaving Jacksonville on the
evening OF the 18th. We will arrive at
Louisville on Monday, the 28th. At S ..
m. in time to get rested and attend
the hrst meeting Of the convention
Tuesday morning, the 27th, q. Q
O'Clock.
Il think "" shall have q good dele.
CATION 10 Louisville. as I am daily re-
ceiving letters in regard to the trip.
Aside from the educational benefits
to be derived from attending thi.
meeting, there will be al opportunity
gwen to visit Mammoth Cave a, an ex.
tremely low rate and other place, OF
interest.
Remember q rate Of one fir.t-cla.s
fare plus 25 cents for the round trim
will be given from every pon, IN the
state. Rate from Jac Ssonyill- will be-
5000. Be sure TO purchase your tick.
etc via Southern Railway on, Of Jack
sonville in order thst you may Join the
party in the special Pullman.
Hoping to have you all Join me on
this trip, am
Your. very truly,
w. VI. HOLLOWAY.
state superintendent Public In.
s,ruction."
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

a simple tanning STATE. would scarcely
be worth living IN. We do not need
the Everg ladss land. Let us leave that
part OF the State undisturh-d 20 q
home for the uneoDqpersb'e Seminole.
who inhahi: u. There 10 plenty of
land for us ia otter ssctipns OF the
State. Until we are woV.e crowcsd
let us lot we'll enough alone -Arcadi -
Champion.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
NEVER KNEW lV eGeoRe.

Many people who have been In
Gainesville for years and thought they
had struck beautifsl section of Flor.
ids, never knew. until they went "a
Micsnopy ON the excursion Friday
that Alsshua county had soeh delight
ful and fertile farms % they saw alona
the way. There has never been any
effort made TO chow up the beauties oi
our county 20 the stranger, unless some
one mighs take one or swo out 60 Show
up Q piece OF Wild land, or something
Of that sort.
There 10 no section Of Florida shat
can surpass many portions of Alaehus
county. and u an effort would only BE-
made 90 give exc0rsions at frequent
intervals 90 some point the visitors
might return home with more Of IN
Idea Of shat ne have In fertile Alschus
counsy 90 induce people TO locate here
Many who but . few days ago beheld
,he beautiful rolling farm lands be.
tween THE city and Mieanopy neveI
had the semosess idea of the beauty
OF the country; the handsome orange
groses, the well allied truck farm.
aud che handsome stock 90 be seen in
many plaees.
The q. X @. Ry. should have . mosol
car and give regular exeorsions along
their line through this fine section oi
country. and there 10 no doubt OF the
fact that IL would be . paying invest.
mens, both to the company and the
resorts that would be established along
the line.
There 10 enough In Alschus count y
to entertain the people, IL they did but
know it, and had access to it.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
Z. N. HACKER. prcurietor
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
sss-. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice i hereby given that John Torode
purchaser OF Tax Certificate No. ~. dated
the eth day OF July, \. D. lsl. has
has made APPLICATION for tax deed to ISSUE in
accordance with law Said certincate en-
braces the following descriued property stu.
ated In Alachua county. Florida. towlt
Lot In Sc cor. r. King 81 and Oak 81.
Windsor
The said and being assessed az the date of
ihe issuance Of such certincate in the name OF
John Fowler
Cnles> satd certificate shal be redeemed ac-
cotuihx 10 law tax deed al. issue Iucreon on
the 18th day Of March. A. ID IsS
Witness nv of1cial signature and seal this
the lvth day OF February. A ID. ias
s. n WIENGES
I'd Clerk Circuit Court 4. .achua Co Fa
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
WILL PRESENT a MINSTREL
Gainesville Talent Will Soon Pu, on q
Benefit Show.

The musical talent OF Gaire.vllie
held q meeting recently. At which time
il wa. decided At ~ early date 10 put
on Q minstrel show fJr the b~nrfi' Of
the R-bskah degree, I o - + Con.
sidrrsbie enthusiasm WAS manifested
at thu. meeting. and with such talent
~ 10 afforded here It goe. vi hou; say.
il thar the entertainment will b- a
grand success. With such ministries 40
John S.agle. J. Fletcher Burnett and
other. who have demonstrated their
ability. a irst.c 'ass attraction is as.ur.
ed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
our GUESTS.

Csinessille at she present time has Q
Large nambes Of visitors within its bor.
dsrs, and she number 10 eompoeed Of Q
elass of bosh ladses and gentlemen Of
whom any city might veil feel psoad :.
40 they aFs the best that con be found
anywhere, who come here for the
pleasure o! cor winter climate aud TO
attend the Winter Bible Conference
and Chsatsoqus.
While the city 10 comfortably filed
with these winter visitors, there 10 no
rsbble 60 disturb the peace or violate
the lave. but o lAw-abiding thropg.
Who are here for the upbuilding Of
thsir spiritual strength ss veil 40 ply.
sieal inirmisies, and we have at the
Bible Conference q noble band Of heal
ers for the former. while our glorious
climate and pure water equal any por-
tion Of our great and glorious country
for che latter.
while there are disorders in many
other cities in which they gather TO
enjoy the mild weather Of the winter
season. there 10 little or no disturbance
here. and she city 10 80 qniet and
peacefal as . country hamlet. and our
offisers have no trooble in maintaining
she strict-ss order.
Those Who have not taken the troub-
ls 20 inqaire have no ides Of the mag
n!tude Of the Bible Conference. how il
10 heralded from one end Of she UDited
States 90 the other. The email an
nouncement in the pspers 10 sesn By
people in every corner Of the land. and
whsn u 10 learned shas Gainesville 10
the healthy location that l, 10. the peo-
pie come here during Ice sessions for Q
swo-fold purpose-knowledse Of things
divine and 10 renew sheir enfeebled
bodily condition.
And right here ne desire 70 bestow
On the originator OF this good work the
praise he 90 richly deserves. and when
We give Dr.. Clarence B. Strouse the
sredis 10 10 the least ne should do
for one Who has come among us and
worked sesloosly 90 advance q cause
which 10 strictly Q blessing 70 mankind
snd bsouehs she name Of our city be-
fore the good people Of this land in q
way that should be gratifying TO oil
good cisisens.
And TO oar guests The SON accords q
most hearty welcome, and we hope
they mag make sheis stay . noss
pleasant one. We hope shey may en-.
Jog peace and prosperity come again,
and when they have made up their
minds TO settle down Co the foil enjoy
meat Of life. may come TO Gainesville
for permanent residence. and. 40 ths
story books say, live hsppy ever az
tar"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
CAPT. DENHAM WILL
DE- AGAIN ACTIVE
Has Resigned His Position at
Wilmington With A. c. L.
WILL DC VITA @. =. & A.

Ac,ouocer,en, Comes That Ne viii DO
General Manager Of That Road.
With headquarters in sai"br'dge.
GA Pioneer in Rsilroading.
Information came saturday OF the
r..iguat,on Of Capt. W. y. Drnham.
;orm-r division superintendent OF ths
Atlantic Coas, Line with headquarters
in this city. Ia:er general sIpefin'end-
rut NJ Ssvaunsn. aud at the time OF
h. resignation assistant 20 the ihI'd
vice. -p'e.lden' OF that system, with
h .sdauarte's in Wilmington, y Z.
The Information came in the nature
Of an Associated Pre.s dispatch. which
announced that Captain D-uham had
resigned TO accept the position OF gen.
-ral msnager Of the Georgia, Florids
4 Alabama Railroid. with hssdquar'
ter. in Bainbridg-. Ga.
Captain D-nhsm hss ben engaged
in railroading practically all his life
and 10 regarded ss one OF the most
competent men in the service. He is
veil known throughout Finrids, and
since he Will engage actively in the
Management OF railroad work his
friends hope TO zee him more often.
The Georgia. Florida and Alsbams
Railroad extend. from CuthOert, Ga.
10 CArrabeIle. Fla, on ApalachisOls
Bay, psssing through Bainbridge. "a.
Tallahassee and other important
towns IL is comparatively a new
road and 10 nov being extended from
Cuihbert north 10 Columbus. xiih q
final northern terminus at Atlanta. II
10 destined 10 become one OF the lead
ing roads OF the country, 40 il travers'
es country rich in agriculture, hor,i.
culture and timber.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
The term Of Messss. Burr and Browne

xhe term Of Msssss. Burr and Browne
@ railroad commissioners will expire
With shs prseens ysar. Their socces-
sess Gro TO b nominated &C the ap-
pscsehins primary election and there
10 slrssdy evidence shat there will
30 lively scramble for che places. Z.
ID. Bailey of Monticello announces
himself candidate and y. n. Har.
sisgn d Lake Cisy and Royal c. Dunn
90 Madison have been mentioned by
sosne Of the newspaPeu.-Stafke fele-
RRnph.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

3hs Mss b pssposserous 20 erect
. tAssesessy sshesl bsildiss. where
~ be- pasasiful % is b In many
e161ss = yIesi6s. Orssndo's nsw sssuc.
60 wila b q thses-ssosy building,
- % seems thas Q sensible plan
wepM - 20 bay more land and knock
eR che shisd ssosy. 10 10 . bad plan "a
Asve pupils climb up 90 high to reach
the sehcel room.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land once atGaine>yi.e F.a
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Land once ~ Gainesville ia
February ). l.,.
Notice = hereby given that the ,ornvi,.,
nhued setter has lied notice ~ hi> Intention
io make ma. Iropf ~ support ~ hi, 4. ,ir ana
lnat sah proof VII he made before ". lister
10, ls+. Vi ~ ''"'N"
JE>>E ODER Of Be.i F7a..
=, no 10Y t"r the = o' ~e'I sec - T., OF
Ne. sec. i. Tp -. x !5E
DE names the fo.pv ~ Witnesses >, r,ov.
~ '"n 'ihl"u> resldcL"c gi.ou and cu.tty ,tIoI
Lee nav>. =. H. Do.s,a, Jonr u,r.. .
Rcatb~rg a.. o. Be! Pa - y =
H ". q ROBINSON Re..,,er.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

Ths Som 10 proving itself an adver.
tising medium worthy Of more than
ordinary proportions. The 8. J. Thom-
% Go. Of shis city has recently been
asina souas advsrsising OF building ma.
sssiai. consisting of sash. doors. nsils.
sae.. and Mr. 0. J. Thomas snys he has
.Sses3ved several inquiries from parties
In eshsr cities regarding ths same.
TAis 10 only one instance, and che 9th.
% mesehanss will dpd that In adver.
sising 10 10 nos what It costs 90 adver.
tise. bse the question 10. what 10 it
worth. The Suh, both daily aud semi.
weekly. have The circulation that make
advertising worth what 10 charged for
a.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
NOTICE FOR rURLrCArIox

Land Or"e - ,.alne>yt.. B.,
February r. -.
Not.'e = hereny given that the ,o.,o,to.,
,.lI .atLeH >c'ter ha> n"d tutic- of b. ip,entin,
70 u4Ase Ina proof 10 support of M, lin "a
80 D 80 PROOF VII be made before Re.,iSteI
o. iss VIZ ga -" harcr
Ntsh {. D">AIG~'N OF Newperry r.,
~ A." for the D. - Nv. So, -, S.l.
We 81 >Wt sec 10. Tp o. >.R IL >
ne names tie following W.tne,,e, ., ,.o,.
~ - q .ard VI '''" V''"' 'lof
~ a. nAty y Kos"r> George SnAe- ".
~ nancy A.. ~ New berry. pa
}" W q. ROBINSON Re...,e-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land OCce a, Ga.ne>,t.. ga
Jah4Ary :. I.e
N"t'- hereny siyeg that the f,u,,,i,,.
co @ settr' hA> lied EOtlce ~ hi .r.trr,icn
N-sg ma. WoO' IN >ltrnr, Of re
"a -. 70. tbI WAT said proof ". be n ~. S.,.rs
the Resi,,er AUd Recei, er ~ ,,.i,...T - lore
on FEBRUARY lr I., ,.z. Pa
J"HN G CrRsr o' cocn.e. Pa.
n. - Tor The -, of S0a.sS -.
o' Sec D. Tt g. =. H. III '' 80
ne sanae> tie 'o!ow.ns S.,ne>ses - rtox.
-, 80 ',''' rr'ldeLce Ippu ard cutivatior
" ToUL.e4 \. Il Ug,,-.t vv,, ,.,.
~ siAi'n. '- oi Donnie pa.
W y. kpBIN>oS Register.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

Aieshas eeoasy oranges are cutting
quite ewsre In she msskss &C pres.
sns. Tho peeple who wens es the sx-
esssiea 10 Mseaacpy Friday over she
@. q @. railway wsss invited TO help
shemssives 40 shs beansiful grove Of
Dv. esAlsses. and jodsisg from the
IssRs ssmbsS shsy broashs back, they
~. Bet che generous Doctor won she
Asasss cs ell by his gsssrosisy.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

The Tampa Tribune warns evil-doers
that hereafter their name. will be pub.
ll'hed in that paper when they Ar.
Drought into court charged With mis-.
demeanors. SOckittusm.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

The operators and miners do not
seem to possess much of a belligerrnt
spirit, and il looks as though no seri.
Gus trouble ought TO come.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

yshs Tsmels Graves hes rssigpsd
90 e6aesssAip es fhs Aslssta News,
em1 mn ssw sshs % che isssurs plat.
ew. me hss ssssissa so@s good ID.
x&uasnaaa.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

a msessin9 es che Dsmessasie State
M&sswstFs Cemmissse 10 called 90 be
&a16 On Jacksonville On che 3ash inss..
~ sssasgs she ssxniag psimasiss. And
sna@ ne mag sxssss che campaign 20
aQam.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

King Alssass will Res Ret married
nmafl tAs Lengwessh- Roosevelt AFFAIR
10 osss. No 10 afraid sAs limslighs will
Dc ae@ Aim % shew sp hesh svsnss %
ehn asGae slme.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

0Bslmism b wAss POO wish 90 live
pssssmlsm b whss yes wish % die.
Bss ~ szshasas ssys shas 0slssism Ia
wAsa eshss psep,s shish yea oeshs 60
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

I 70 kaa On smssdmeas 90 she con.
seGsnsasa % pssvsns feelish marriages
tAsss wssld % NO need ef ono regard
ing dlvosss.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

Many OF our winter visitors are loud
in their praises Of Florida and are de-
lighted with the fine winter weather.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

The Essasns Gsesgsaa 10 the name of
tAs ssw pager J. Ts@pae Graves will
ssan issss % vindisass Aimssls. The
Meue WIN miss Mn saRosss.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

1--WE Win nos seeeps ssamps Of {
an1Rpg Gnnnml1asion than 3 eenfs.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

Txmms 90 SuBscRrprscS:
TAs Twiee-e-week srx si . year; six
annmshs, Co.,; single copies, Be-.
ADvxxgssrSe RATRs:
xesAl savessisemsnts, 10 cents q line
lelpma2 imsertiom.
Dlsp1aysd advertisements for three,
,G1x en4 - months &C special sates.
Fs6sss fusnished spon application.
nsnsslags and Death notices inserted
euoo. 06stuar3es, . cents q line.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

w. VI. HOLLOWAY.
State superintendent P1blc In.
siFuction."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-15
STRIKE ON THE WABASH
ALL SHOP EMPLOYEES TO GO OUT
ON MONDAY.

CHICAGO. September ia general
strike of all shop employees on the Wabash
railroad system has been ordered to take eff
feet next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The order affects 1.60O skilled mechanics
including machinists, boilermakers and
biacksmiths
James OfConnell, president OF the Inter-
national Association of Machinists. before
leaving Chicago for Washington last night
said that everything possible had been done
to avert strike. and that a walkout of all
the employees in the repair and machine de-
partments of the road COULD not now be
avoided unless the railroad company should
agree to the terms of the men.
Conferences have been in progress be-
tween the officials of the Wabash and Mr..
O'Connell during the last week. The ques-
ton at issue concerns wages. the machinists
being chiefly interested.
The request from the machinists that the
wage scale be raised to a standard similar
TO that In effect on a number of other rail-
road systems was not received favora bly,
by the road officials. They offered to con-
unue paying the present scale, which
ranges from % to 30 cents an hour. The de-
mands of the men included a graded scale
OF wages running from So to 35 cents an
hour.
When 1t became apparent that negotia-
tions would prove fruitless President
OConne!l sought the sympathy of the other
trades employed in this department of tho
railroad service. He asked that In case of
a strike the boilermakers blacksmiths and
the other shop and repair men should agree
The promise OF the other trades was Sc
cured and joint action was decided upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-15
NEWS REACHES SOUTH
GREATER WASHINGTON MOVE
MENT ATTRACTING ATTENTION.

The Greater Washington movement is al
ready attracting widespread attention in the
sunny southland, according to Mr.. Charles
E. Williams of Richmond Va. the former
secretary of the Virginia Produce Elk
change. MIR. Williams has been a visitor
here for several days. and today he talked
hopefully with member Of the Jobbers
and Shippers Association as to the outlook
for the present commercial activity here.
Last week while travelling through the
counties Of central Virginia heard several
merchants discussing the matter. 1t appears
that their village or county newspapers had
been publishing something about the busi-
ness boom here, and they were discussing
the prospective pleasures of some future
stock-buying trip to Washington"
Mr. Williams also said he had been told
by travelling men that stories of the COM
mercial upheaval here had reached Inc
Carolinas and that some preference had
been expressed for the capital as place
to buy goods all things being equal as TO
price and the facilities for shipment.
1t was the opinion of several local bust
ness men with whom a Star reporter
talked today that the proposed James
town exhibit would be one OF the best
possible means of reaching the hearts
and pocket books Of the southern mer-
chants. They generally favored both a
&C numerical and municipal exhibit in COM
bination.
A 7th street merchant said the outlook
was hopeful since the matter of securing
a representative exhibit at jamestown
had been taken up by the Board of Trade.
the Business Mems Association. the 'oD-
bers and Shippers Association and the
District Commissioners.
That combine" he added, will be q
winning one, and the result will be the
complete success of the Greater Washing
ton movement.
The statement was made today that As
sistant Secretary Woodwork Clum will
not be able on his first pilgrimage south
to take in more territory than Virginia
and West Virginia and the Carolinas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-15
SUSPECTED. OF CRIME
JOHN ~H. GAsKINs, coLoRED,'
PLACED IN JAIL.

"A colored man named John H. Gaskins
was arrested today suspect in the case
of Miss Mabel Risley, the young woman
who was assaulted and robbed near Four
Mile Run. Alexandria county, Va. last
Sunday night He was found working at
the plant of the Laurel Clay and Produce
Company, near Contee station. Prince
George county, Md. 1t is said that his ar
rest was brought about by Sheriff Palmer
as a result of his rigid investigation of the
assault and robbery. Cap Turner, the
colored man who has been in custody in
Alexandria county since the early part of
the week, 1t iss stated. is partly responsible
for the arrest Of Gaskins.
This morning Sheriff Palmer and his first
deputy. Howard Fields, went to Maryland
and met Deputy Sheriff Vincent of Prince
George county at Hyattsville. The Mary
land officer accompanied them to the place
where the arrest was made
= When arrested Gaskins, who weighs about
200 pounds. was working in an excavation
He denied any knowledge of the affair. out
1t Is understood, admitted that he ame 20.
Contee Tuesday morning following the Vir-
ginia affair. and went to work Wednesday
morning. ,.a-
Sheriff Palmer states that Gaskins' ap-
pearance tallies with the description fur
nished by Miss Risley. Cap Turner. it is
alleged, told him that Gaskins knew #. the
affair.
= Sheriff Palmer and his deputies took the
prisoner this morning to jail at Fort Myer
Heights. Miss Risley will probably be
taken there this afternoon or tonight to see
IL she can identify him.
Miss Risley, when seen by Star reporter
at her home, 439 r street northwest. this
afternoon, said she had not been advised Of
the arrest of Gaskins.
Il heardethis morning that they had
man surrounded in Maryland" she said.
land the sheriff said he would let me know
If he caught him."