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Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03

live stock. COPYRIGHT took a stand in
favor of permitting insurance of horses.
Turner moved to amend by adding cattle.
Farmer members defended the COW. saying
that insurance of that kind was as much
dema nded as on horses
For Gait Beduest.
Senator Dowell this morning introduced
a bill to permit the state institutions receiv-
ing requests The particular reason is the
Gait bequest 10 the Iowa Agricultural col
lege. A question has been raised as to
whether the bequest could be received and
TO avoid all trouble the bill is introduced.
House Proceedings.
The house comFaittee on suppression Of
intemperance reported the Bailey bill which
provides for licensing under 81. 900 fee per-
sons TO solicit for c. o. D. orders for liquors
from persons not authorized to sell the
same. The report made no recommended ton
hut the bill was sent to the Judiciary COM
mittee to pass on its legal features since
the first committee having it was in doubt
as TO the constitutionality of the measure
The house passed without debate the fol-
lowing bills: TO require the reporting Of
divorces to the state Board of Health; to
permit a larger number of the copies of the
report OF the State Teachers association to
on a monument at Cedar Falls the names
of soldiers orphans who died there; to
make an emergency appropriation for the
Industrial school at Eldora, and 10 punish
for soliciting for immoral purposes.
The house also passed without division
the resolution providing for constitutional
amendment TO permit of the making OF "A
stronger drainage law for the state.
Bills introduced.
The following bills were introduced
House-By Wright. changing rule IN re-
gard to assignment OF wages: by Wise. Nor
NAL school millage tax, also support appTo-
priation; by Hollembeak, TO provide for
sale Of abandoned river channels: by Car
den. to pay damages to farm land near
Mount Pleasant hospital: By Shaffer TO
provide that the offieial ballots in municipal
elections shall not have the circle or party
names.
Senate-By Hssselqust, a committee bill
permitting use OF King road drag; by Has
selquist' bill permitting appointment OF
more than one road superintendent: by Gil
liland, appropriating $3.50 to former Ad-
jutant General n. NJ ByeTs for collecting
the Iowa claim against the United States
for the spanish-Americsn war soldiers. by
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
Christian Endenvor convention.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, Feb. 2.-(Spe-
cial THE annual convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor societies OF Harrison county
opened at the First Presbyterian church
last night with a large attendance. Many
delegates from all parts of the county were
pre- sent Last nights program was as fol-
lows: Scriptural reading, l.. l. Sample of
Wocdbine; invocation, Rev. j. MacAllister
OF Missouri Valley: Christian Endeavor
and Its Work" Mary McPherrin of Oak
land address, our Baltimore Conven-
ton w. A. SChwimley of Anita. The con-
veHtion will close tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
wyoming Town. said To he on the
Boom, Wants New Government
headquarters.

c. +. Robertson of Worland. Wyo., was
in the city Friday en- route to Washington
to endeavor to secure the location OF the
new land Office which the government will
have when a new district is formed in
that section of Wyoming.
''Worand is on the boom, as is that
whole section of Wyoming, said MIR.
Robertson During the first thirty days
Of the sale of lots in the town site over
$4,000 worth of lots were sold, which is
a record for new town sites. on whicls
there was not even shanty. and although
the town is not incorporated we already
have over 800 inhabitants. on my way
down / passed the safe for the new bank
which is to be opened soon, probably be-
fore l return from Washington.
1.-THE Burlington began laying track from
Frannie February l. and also the construc-
ton of the bridge across the Shoshone at
Lowell.
THE construction of the road on the
Big Horn river. five miles long, where 1t
leaves the Shoshone river is said to be
the heaviest piece of railroad work the
Burlington ever undertook. Every mile or
two of the new line has a sub-contractor
with large force of men. No work ever
was pushed harder than the Burlington is
pushing this extension with the idea of
having it completed in time for the OPEN
ing of the Wind River reservation in June.
people are enthusiastic over the gold
tinds which have been made. I have seen
ore myself that assayed 100000 to the ton.
but it is still a question of the quantity
OF that ore. 1t seems impossible that
with valuable ore in Colorado, Utah Idaho
and Montana. all neighboring states. that
plenty of good ore will not be found IN
wyoming with only an imaginary boundary
line separating the states. Not a working
mine is now in existence in Wyoming
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
Educators at Castana.

CASTANA, Ia, Feb. 2.-An educational
meeting opened here this morning with the
teachers of the county present. Cash prizes
of SO and s. each will be given to the best
and second best spoilers. The contestant
in the oratorical contest receiving the
greatest number of points In the markings
of the judges win receive a handsome gold
medal specially made for this purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

ID. f.. Thompson, ambassador to Mexico,
Will pass through Omaha Saturday morn
ing on the Burlington.
a. r. Harvey, clerk to the Fire and Po-
lice commission, is i'm Sioux Falls for "A
few days on business.
+. b. henderson, superintend OF con-
struction for the Orpheum company. passed
through Omaha Friday and visited for a
short time with Carl Rcitor. Mr.. Hender-
son has been suporintending the COnstruc-
ton of the new house at St. Paul and is en-
route to his home I'm Los Angeles.
Deputy United States Marshal Summons
has returned from the western part of the
state, where he had beer sent to arrs I
William and Jesse blackburn who were
charged with breaking into aud robbing
the postoftice at Caldwell. The accused
men were aTraigned before the Unite d
States commissioner there and gave bonds
in 500 each for their appearance before
the federal grand jury.
II. c. Williams 33CS Lincoln boulevard.
who has been government inspector { {
meat at South Omaha for some years, has
decided to enter the ministry and goes To
Fairfield February 10 to become pastor of
the First Christian church Mir. Williams
has not been in regular ministerial worl;
before, though having studied for it and
preached often in Omaha. He will remove
his family as soon as settled at Fairfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
Schooner Ashore.

CAFE HENRY. Va, Feb 1.-The
schooner Maggie r. Hart Captain Foster,
ran ashore this morning near Hatteras
inlet The crew OF eight men were saved
in surf boats by Captain Barnett of tine
Hatterss inlet life saving station. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
Fear Coal Troubles.
EIrod Candidat. for Renominn,inu

PIERRE, s. D., Feb. 2.-Governor S. II.
Elrod of South Dakota has formally an
nounced his candidacy for denomination at
the republican convention
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
NEW TRIAL BILL OPPOSED
Friends Save 1t in Senate by Having II
Referred Back 10 Oompittee.
COMMITTEE FAyoRs CHANGE IN MULCT LAW
Result of Disagreement on Mine
Scale in Central District Likely
10 He Cause of Trouble In
the Iowa Field.
drom a STAFF Correspondent

DIES MONIES. Feb. 2.-(Special)-T
question of permitting new trials i'm criml-
nal cases is to be fought to the end in the
senate. AT today's session Senator Dowe!l
of the judiciary committee moved to in
definitely postpone the Clary bill, sent over
from the house, permitting new trials on
discovery of new evidence. Senator Garst
was at once on his feet TO say that a
mans personal rights were as important
as his property rights. He declared that
the bill had merit in It and should be given
a fair chance on the floor of the senate
He confessed 10 being a layman. but de-
clared that II new evidence is discovered
tending 10 clear person OF criminal
charge hc should have a right to be cleared
in the courts. Durham moved TO refer the
matter back 10 the judiciary committee and
Dowell accepted This though both he and
Saunders spoke against the measure. term
ing il a vicious bill. Reference back to
the committee was accepted, but the discus
sion among the members was not stopped.
Senator Gilhland told some of his colleagues
that he proposed TO make fight in favor
of the bill, declaring that IL had merit and
that II the committee reported against il
he would bring in a minority report in
order TO get it before the senate.
Argue Live stock Insurance.
Live stock insurance was exclusively
argued by the senate today and the bill
permitting such companies to do business
IN the state was then referred back 10 the
committee because il was not clear in the
bill whether stock companies meant com
panies Of stockholders or companies owning
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
/ queen Alexandra Goes to Denmark.

LONDON, Feb. queen Alexandra and
her suite left London this morning for Co
penha gen, where her majesty viii attend
the funeral OF her father. the late King
Christian OF Denmark.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
All Are United

in saying that for all Stomach. Liver or
Kidney diseases there is no remedy like
Electric Bittcrs. SOC, guaranteed. For sale
by sherman a Mcconnell Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

Transa ctions of the Associated Banks
for the week.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended February l, with the per-
centagc Of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
wear:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
CANADA.

Balances paid in cash,
mot included in totals because containing
other items than Clearings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
RaiIwa, Notes and Personals.

&. j. Wilson. superintendent of the Rock
Island from Fairhury, has returned TO that
CitY,
DecOra tors are at work on the ceiling and
walls Of the Union station. which had be-
come somewhat blackened from the smoke
OF the locomotives.
Arthur b Smith, formerly assistant gen
now assistant general passenger agent OF
the Northern Pacific is In the city.
The Southern Pacific has announced A
new fast parlor car train for the sprne
months, beginning March l. over the san
Francisco-Los Angeles line, TO be known
will consist OF baggage, diner and three
parlor cars, the last with recessed obserya
ton platform. and will leave terminal at
2 a. m. and reach destination at 1890 %. m.
making six stops. This new train is for
the accommodation OF high-class inter
resort business.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
WoRLAND AFTER LAND OFFICE

schooner lies well out and appears to be
in good condition, but taking some water.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03

DAILY, Daily except SUNDAY q Daily
except Saurday.-c sunday only. Daily ex.
oCPt Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
RAILWAY TIME CARD

UNION sTATION-rENTH AND MARCY
Union Pacinc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03

Missouri Pacide.
Nebraska Local. via Leave. Arrtvs
Weeping Water .-..,... b 80 nm bIe.9o mr.,
CHICAGO, "a. Paul. MinneapoIi. A
omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
Missouri Paeiae.

WEBSTER DEPoT-ISrH & WEBSTER
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
darlington.

Leave. Arrive.
Denver x CalloTEiA. "a i:lI pm a 800 pm
\UgtI Gvst Express All ia pa a 90 p,n
-Ncu!.lSSl points .....,,.a 500 am a 40 pu
Ashland, Lincoln, Beat
rice hastings. kear-
uoy, MrC uuk, York
Aurora aLd branches
north, Grand Island
and fnfartradfata
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03

Colonel Earl ID. Thomas, in command of
Fort Des M0ines, will be promoted to
brigadier general by the promotion Of Gen
eral Bates to lieutenant general of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-03
BURLINGTON srAIIuN-IOrH & MASON

IT. Louis ENrTCss ...... a 900 am a $50 pm
IL. * -. l.. Express. .all:l5 pm a 500 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Resignation of Capt. Skinner Accent
Accommodation Considered.

Communications received at the weekly
meeting OF the board of education last
night at the Franklin building engaged the
attention of the members for The greater
part of the time
Applications for the position 10 be made
vacant at the Mckinley Manua! Training
School, February l by the resignation of
M Frank L. Skinner, were received from
Mr.. Clarence w Hecox and Mr.. Thomas
NJ, Foley and from Mr. James F. Hardin
Tor an assistants position in shop work
From Phebe y. Votow was received a
letter concerning the organization I'm the
schools of a school savings bank, a system
or thrift-teaching which has been found ad-
analogous III thirty more school sys-
TENS. and which has been experimental
with at the Mccormick School
Mr.. John Chamberlain sent a letter re-
glrdlng the constant designations at the
Mckinley School, in which he maintained
that better salaries would have retained the
services of the departing teachers.
The local Princeton Alumni Association
presented through the BOARD TO each of five
high schools a copy OF the History of Ath-
letics at Princeton.
Permission was granted Dora NJ Over
ley or COG Pennsylvania avenue southeast
10 manage a girls lunch room at the
Eastern High School during the noon
recess contingent upon the principals
finding room for the purpose. The lunch
Will be managed in a similar manner TO
that at the Western High School.
y letter of regret was ordered by the
board to be sent by the secretary to Mr.
Frank Skinner, whose services at the
Manual Training Schools have been>much
appreciated.
Mary +. Drummond was appointed a
substitute teacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
THE CHEMICAL ENGINE
BELIEF THAT 1T WILL SOON BE
RELOCATED TO REAR.

The era of the chemical fire engine in the
capital Is rapidly passing. Within a year
or two the only remaining apparatus of
this type will be found in outlying suburbs
10 which the city's water mains have not
been extended, and it will probably not be
iong untu the diminutive engine with its
Two shining brass tanks. considered as
separate unit of the f1re-fighting service,
will be entirely superseded by modern APP
paratus. In place of the chemical engine
comes the combination wagon.
Much OF interest in this connection was
brought out in an interview with CHER
Engineer William T. Belt of the fire de-
pertinent today, he expressing himself as
strongly in favor of the combination wagon.
The trouble with the chemical engine
the chief declared, lis that It can be OF use
Only In extinguishing an lncipIent blaze,
and that only when the fire is in a confined
space. It is practically useless in COM
batting fire In the open, no matter what
lis proportions. and experience has shown
that more is lost than gained by use of the
chemical engine.
The chief trouble is that the supply of
liquid carried by any chemical engine We
own will be exhausted within eleven min
utes, and II the fire is not under control
within that Limit much valuable time is lost,
possibly two to five minutes. in calling as
sistance. On the other hand the combina-
ton wagon. carrying both chemical tanks
and lines of hose can follow up an attack
upon fire with chemicals by running out
IIne to the nearest street hydrant and turn
-ng on an unlimited supply of water. The
chemical engines each carry 100 gallons of
The liquid. while the tanks OF a combination
wagon hold 10 gallons. This latter amount
which can quickly be increased by putting
additional wagons into service. is usually
sufficient TO demonstrate whether any fire
can be controlled with the chemical"
Al the present time there are eight chem
lcai engines and as many combination wag-
ons IN the fire department, and most of the
former have already been transferred from
the houses OF downtown companies to COM
Tanies in the suburbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
W0men's Apparel.
Small Lots of Suits, Coats, Skirts and Raincoats
at Remarkably Low Prices.

2 Ladies' Fine Broadcloth Suits, in red
only; jaunty Elton styles. handsomely
trimmed; sizes SO and 80 d - mo
only; left from lines that y Il Tvs
sold for SO and $780,.
Womens Cloth Coat Suits: one Is
navy blue serge; one is green cheVlot;
the other is a gray mixed; d n 7R
sizes SO and AZ; were $500 d. 10
and sic 9S; now reduced to-.
Women's Cloth Suits: tight-fitting
and Elton effect; of black cheviot and
sizes 50 and 40: reduced SIoWO
from S1S.9S and $1,000.
1 Imported Black Broadcloth Suit; So
inch tight-fitting coat all strapped with
cloth bands: and velvet-trimmed vest
embellished with braid: all satin lined;
handsome plated skirt; 900 @s
Size So; reduced from 5ZSo IS
Two Women's Handsome Black and
Tan Broadcloth Coats: extra length;
collar and turn-back cuffs of real beaver
fur; 8 sets frogs down the front; lined
throughout: sizes 80 tan; g md mo
40 black Reduced from y Il AeVC
$ZZaO 10. observation-disclosures.
Six Womens Raincoats Of heavy
black and white mixed cloth; strictly
tailored and bear the guarantee stamp;
sizes "a, 80. 80 and 10; all o. 30
that is left Of line that SS. VS
sold at 2.0O..................
Misses Smart Cloth Suits, made or
imported serge and cheviot; also check
Panama: very stylishly
trimmed: sizes 10 and IS 40 ~
years. Were $1,000 and $500
Sli .....'-... -.....-..'
Women's Long Gray Mixed the
fashionable gray Cloth Tourist Coats;
full 81 inches long; sizes o. no
81, 81 and So Reduced N II .VS
from S13.9S to.-.............
Women's J0-inch Length Imported
Black Broadcloth kersey Coats: hand
somely tailored: full box coat effect
front and loose-fitting
back sizes 81, "a, 30 d. IN sn
and 40: left from line - II QD.SQD
that sold for SlS.9S-
Womens Coats made of handsome
quality black vicuna; all trimmed with
self cloth straps: sizes &c, o. no
So and AZ: were SlI75. eOS.y
Now reduced TO. .......-...
3 Womens Raincoats of heavy I'M
norted plaid-back covert cloth. Elegant
box coat style; sizes 81, @m no
80 and AZ: were $500. OVo yC
II Fur Neck Scarfs of black mar1eh'
cluster effect, finished with mQ-
natural fur tails. Reduced yOGo
from $500 to. ........-.....'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
Policeman Nealon Fined $40.

The finding of the trial board, as amended
b. Major Sylvester, In the case of Private
w. j. Neaion. who was on trial for alleged
neglect of duty and disebedience of orders.
was approved today by the Commissioners
upon Mr. Vests recommendation. Accord
ing to the charge preferred by Sergt E. J.
Keefe. Policeman Neaion failed and refused
to appear in Police Court on a certain day.
The sentence. that Nealon pay fine of
&lo VIII now go into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
Sensationally Low Prices ON
Small Lots of FURS.

5 Childs Fur Sets of White Ns
Lambs Wool; boa and mum. ZSC.
Sold for SLID. ..........-......
8 Child's Fur Sets of white lamb;
large fiat stole and fat 70 90
muff with purse: some D Il oVS
what soiled. Were $34 40,
Little Girls Fur Sets of brown
blended mink; fiat neck d. no
stole and mum. with purse: 8 Il oWS
were s3.9S. Reduced to-.
/ xxx Quality Plain Persian Lamb
Coat, "a inches long: d Sh
Handsomely lined; size SOI.SU
SO. Reduced from $50 to-. W
1 Fine xxx Quality Plain Near-seal
Coat lined with violet c. > 7S
brooaded satin; size 36. 3d. ~
Was $3.50. Reduced to-.
l Nearseal Coat. XXX quality; collar,
cuffs and revers of genuine beaver bro
Reduced from se9.5o SOZoVO
TO-. .......-..-.-.....-.-.'.-
Astrakhan Fur Cape Of selected
skins; lined with guaranteed satin du-
cheese; so inches long;
bust Reduced from S2l rs
$500 o............-..-...-.
xxx quality NearseaI Coat: "a
inches long: collar. cuffs and revers
trimmed with genuine Russian mink;
lined with heaNy Drocade @ . IN N -
silk; size "A bust; value OaOyoWS
5000. .......................
2 plain Nearseal Coats; ~ inches long;
finest grade; lined with guaranteed satin;
sizes 40 and Al only; left ~ mn
from n line that sold for 90. UU
Tou'uu-'..
3 plain Electric Seal Coats; 81 inches
long: lined with plain guaranteed satin:
s 1aise So 5000 % f REDUCED I'd gnM SD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Rrhraaed on aond.

Boston Jniy 81 .-On surrey furnish
"a by a former schoolmaie Fred N
Rridgc ~ Arlington. vh0 uas arrcs'
~ SATURDAY pa a charge 4 using ne
znaIls 70 d,frsui "a, released Thars.
aay nlsht Go saturday Bridge wa'
Held IN t..oaQ boud charged uhh az
nneass against tAs pos'al AS o9m
,ntrsA IN Bos'0a. Ga T~saay hs
uss Ts-srresssa 80 asif N t1.es9 al
xssional bail On the eharEr'of CO..
susuing a similar osease b cisyciasd
Bssh eases Save ssea eohtiuusi sn'h
ns1t Tuesday AZ vhIeb tine y = ~
ners~s TIA, ne Eovernmeut vin AL
for Bgidgsy remotAl % osio % face
ehaggrs there .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Townsville GETS NEW ROAD.
Townsville, Sparks and Northessterr
70 Tap Rich Section.

Thomasville, Ga, July IL Aa''E".
new railroad for Thuma>N... % p.
known as the Th0masyiny. Spar, a..
Northeastern. Is projected lo tuu tom
Thpmlsyille through PavO 90 SgarNs
In Berry county.
The prime movers In the enterprise
are Captain T. NJ Smith prr.Iyut 90,
the Bank OF Thomasvil,c. AMI u. n
Frank Harris, president VI o.. Blua
Of Payo This assures TIE ,u,c,,, %.
The project other citizen, II Paw.
aud ThDmasyille will BE- Interested 90
he ROAD
Dr. Harris viii be In he ,i.y SAID
Captain Smith. and We will immediate
~ begin 10 get the matters In shape
for a charter Tor the new rlaI This
road Will run through one ot mo r.yg
esj sections In the state Of Georgit
l. will tap "A country rich In 'imry.
and as good as any 10 De fpuul tbr
agricultural purposes.
II viii give Thnmasvilic ano',rr ui'
let ~ the north. aud vii be- .f py.'
III 10 Payo The r0ai viii CONNECT
with the Georgia, Southern aui Flot
ia and Nashville and SPARKS Al
Sparks The new roads that laN, O.,
Gently come under the control 90 -,
Williams interest will In an pr'ntN,I
g soon be- running directly from sash
vile 30 Augusta
An inspection NJ one ~ On" ht'.'
maps II Georgia shows lN.t thr pro ,
able route Of the road will he from
here 20 Pavo. then 20 Adlia. iu R-pot ,
ami then 10 either Guest coz H'mpst, ,
in CniqWt', then - Qm.p ia R"ru
and from there 10 Sparls TH,, O.
almost direct line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

The Osh Halls snd Waldo BASEBALL
teams crossed bats on the local dIs.
mosd sstardsy. tAs r.ssl, bsluG four.
sssn 30 soshinE The game sss ne, %
veil sttsndsd - sbosIa hsVs been
osiss 60 the fast that u vss not prop.
sSiy sdvs''issd.
The Osk Halls uiil PLAY A. Asess.
tlss klsDdaS ss1 TsssdsJ I, 10 ssld
thss sks Assisas Cay nee . hot team
ssA god Eemes .ass ahtlsipeSsd, 90
she Oak Halle aye IA god son1ttion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
COUNCIL ORDERED BRIDGE,
viii Prove Great Convenience to Pso'
pie OF East Gainesville.

The City Council las been meeting
quite regularly for the past feW days,
No the equalization ot city taxes has
been = question which that body has
been required to settle.
While the council IL kept u1ite busy
in the matter OF ,QualiElng taxes, a
little time kaA been found Tor the
transaction " other business, aud
abolt the best thing that has been
done recently was the order NJ the
council lnstructlng the street COM
mittee ~ have constructed n snostan'
tial wooden bridge across Swrrtwater
branch On south Roper avenue.
This bridge will prove great COM
yenience tn thu people W East
GAINESVILLE, who have been compelled
To got long distance out Of the way
to reach places beyond SweetwaIer
branch
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

Nastls. Ala. Juiy - As5SS~es W
Tart. ssss 81. SSuGifiet sasictss ir
= wars y tss hospital ~ haasias a
49, ,AEsr ftsn a. 81 Wss us~1
rsst.g. NO vss . narAlniss 81 80
tnuiFrtEx Azd Nasertile ssiirnss
uArps sws pears ass Lost Va 80
- haaozef esfe kis Elss aa4 tsak -
.e,snt - sraua a. >uxre~n ~ Nts
= - = - Nl GO ee2x ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

Den1sf Iuly .i-AiOaE siEtssa'h
stree; ~. nHFcAsrs Ia he EIka -
raas ssrs shsssFed -iih nousss AID
snOvbails several carloads % snos
AaVinE bsss broash, from ths coau
usniai airisioa ~ TIE MOGaii rail-
rosd 70 saov ne diversity q ne Coz
orsA9 ciimass TIE 'enp~fAfass %
10 streets sAil- Sc saSvsslflsa vas
10 prDxfcss sss sb0a IS degrees