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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15
Negroes Freed In Murder Case

AtlantaC Dec t4-The foulr ne
groes. Marion Peters. Jim Peters,
WHY Brooks and George Lewis.
charged with the murder OF County
Policeman Heard az Brownsville. dur.
ing The race riot, were acquitted by
Jury Of representative Fulton coun-
" men, and al four given their lIb-
erty. The trial was begun Tuesday
and The argument concluded wednes-
day morning In MS charge Judge
Roaa stated TIA, n the jury ava not
believe the negroes guilty % forming
a conspiracy against the county po-
lice. they should be found not gull
~ 81 the murder. aud that was tho
question on which the decision hung
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15
IMPRESSIVE RESPONSE
TO CLERGYS APPEAL
10 Attend the First Mass Gel,
ebrated
OUTSIDE PALE OF THE Law

Early Dispatches state that Wherever
Mass Was Celebrated, Charges
Were Drawn Up and summoneses
Were Issued.
Paris, Dec. 14.-There was an
Impressive response Thursday morn
ing TO the clergy's appeal TO- their par
ishers TO attend the first mass cele-
brated outside Of the pale OF the law
A Correspondent of the Associated
Press visited dozen churches. In
Guiding Notre Dame, des Victories,
St. GERMAN d'Auxerrois. where the
signal for the 81. Bartholomew mas
eacre was given; 81. Roch. the made.
ialde and ST. Augustine.
Everywhere It was the same story.
the froat gates OF the churches We're
closed but the Catholics by the gray
Hight OF dawn were streaming through
the side portals The interiors of
the buildings were well filled. In sew
eral places there was music. but no
where was there the slightest attempt
20 interfere with the service or Gre
ate disturbance,
There were three policemen sta
toned outside OF the portlcas % the
churches 20 prevent any possible dis
order while police officers "a plain
clothes were on duty inside to note
tne infractions of the law, taking
the names OF the officiating priests
and aproxlmatlng the number Of those
present with the object of making
reports to the Justices OF the peace,
Formal charges were entered wher-
ever mass was celebrated except az
The churches OF st. Jean al Evan
SHE and ST. Blaise de Charonne at
PrelRchalse, whose parishIonem fol-
lowing the example OF the first men
TONED church, made the oalled-for
application Wednesday evening TO
hold services under the law OF 1881,
The vicar OF st. Blalse de Charonne,
when Induced by his parishioners to
take the step. said;
whatever the consequences, re-
gret nothing am Frenchman
above everything"
EARLY dispatches from the depart
monts say that wherever mass was
celebrated charges were drawn up and
suumonses issued AZ Chalons the |
Ahbe Renaudin claimed that the bells
we're not rung aud that no person
was invited Ia mass and that. there
fore. the Nssemblage had not the
cAaractor OF a meeting. whereupon
he was compelled hy a police oficer
% inserlbe his protest upon the sum
mons
AZ The nnal meeting wednesday
night OF the diocesan council here
a was deoiaed that neither the 90.
clesiastloal residences nor the semi
nArles should be- abandoned except
before show ~ force. II u on
ciaily stated that letters OF Monsignor
Moniasnlni. the expelled secretary OF
the Rnpal n0nciature here. show that
thc majority Of the Preach bishops
favored Observance 81 the Law u 1881
and bowed with reluctance 10 the
papAi deeree The oiacial statement
adds that TIE inviolabiilly % TIE d.
piomatie e0rFespondehce 81 the unn-
clataro was scrupulously respected
before the raptare between the vat-
tear and france.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15
~ ro Save Mra. RIrdnonn /.

Hazlenurst. Miss, Dec 14-Pow-
erful influences are being moved to
save Mrs. Angie BIrdsong, convicted
OF manslaughter for killing DR.. Thos.
Butler. United States Senator Nc
Laurin, her uncle, will arrive IN Ha-
zlehurst today TO help her, and an
other uncle, A. q. May. formerly
state treasurer OF Mississippi, Is al
ready here. Leading business men,
state and county officials and mem
bers OF the clergy are signing a peti-
tion 10 the cour. TO grant Mrs. Bird
song bail until her appeal for a new
trial Is decided upon. The do
cal business men say that they will
furnish the young woman bail with
out leaving the courtroom, even II
the amount is 500 900. Two OF her
Jurors have written the court asking
that the lightest possible penalty be
tmDOFcd fN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15
Frsak spsIIIna under Dan.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE house
OF representatives Wednesday went
on record In opposition TO the new
spelling as recommended by the pres
ident, by a vote Of 142 to 20 the
following was adopted as a substI-
tute 20 the Gem reported by the APP
preparations committee on the legis-
latiye. executive judicial approprla-
ton bill; NO money appropriated
in this act shall be used in connection
with printing documents authorized
by law or ordered by congress or
either branch thereof unless the same
shall conform TO the photography rec
ognlzed and used by generally accept
cd dictionaries OF the English Lam
guago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15

StN Vera. nrC .-Wuuan q.
Hrosa. ferussig Fa1nsasg q tas
Daf1 Ness. 60 az Cfst. Rari1s.
lsa. Mass Ta9ptsg. sgss a..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-15
BROOKS MURDER
LAID TO HARDY
Coroner's Jurv Names Assassin
at Chipley.
Hardy, MAN WHO IS ACCUSED,
Is a son-In- Law Of the Man Who
Was Assasslnated-He Disappeared
from the Community When He
Heard Of Verdict Of coroner's Jury.

Columbus, Ca, Dec. IA spe-
cial to the Ledger from Chlpley, Ga.
says that the Coroner's Jury rendered
verdict Wednesday night fixing the
murder Of Charles II. Brooks. who
was assassinated at his home In that
place on the night OF Dec. 7th. upon
Charles Hardy, son-in-law Of the
murdered man. Hardy skipped out
as soon as he learned the fact.
Hardy was seen early Thursday
morning going In the direction Of The
town of West Point. Ga.
A large posse is in pursuit. A re-
ward of $1,000 has ben offered for
rhe capture of the guilty party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

ccstor worship to unimagined heights. In
which case she would probably go right
down the list OF dead Van Dolscns, giving
to each n year of mourning. The spite
full merely said that she knew mourning
was becoming TO her and that she made
an opportunity for 1t by rcsurrecUnE
Yonks and burying him again.
On the second day Van DolSen dropped
into GaTicks office,
Tom" he said when he had shut the
door I've been thinking this thing over,
and l guess II Will be annoying TO Mrs.
Van If she comes back and has 20 do all
the explaining. In fact, don't see now
she can explain, and she wouldn't come
back unless she could. and 1 certainly
want her to come back
Certainly" said Garrick we all do.
Can't get along without her
so l guess IN explain, said Van Dol
He thought awhile to get his explana-
ton In the proper order.
Elizabeth Is very good woman he
said presently. She's tho best woman
/ know. No one knows all the good she
does, quietly
You know how proud IIetty Ars1ale
Is" Van Dolsen continued Proud az
taCks. Funny girl, too; she'd take things
no one had any use FOR, but nothing she
thought any one could use; Elizabeth
WAS so sorry for her when she heard of
the engagement. The poor girl hadn't
proper clothes, and no way TO get them,
and no one would have dared suggest an
OUTFIT as a gift
81 know" Garrick agreed.
elizabeth Is a wonder" said Van Dol
sen That's what / call her, a wonder!
What did she do? She figured II out that
IL some one went into mourning, and II
that some one had a lot OF unmournful
clothes. then that some ono wouldn't
have any use for them. and Hetty woulu
be willing TO take them. But no one was
likely TO go into mourning. So Elizabeth
went to work and laid in a stock OF
clothes, over and under. and all sorts
~. LII oil olEg IN
lie paused and Garrck sat slowly nod
ding his head to express his approval and
understanding
Wan" he said that wife OF yours is
q brick"
Van Dolsen winked and grnned.
Well" ne laughed, she u Van Dol
sen, isn't shc?"
Copyright, 1906. by Mcclure. Philippe Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Parker Butler.

Parker Butler.
,c Hon. Yonks Van Dol
hamton like a wet pall.
suddenly and 1t was
HkFious to Wighnmton, be
NJ. the town had ever heard
I'LL Yonks.
a small Iowa town and
Mustered on the "Hill."
, be hill one goes the more
iRisIve the society becomes.
nJolscns lived on the very
he Van Dolscns the hill
4.
Dolsen was out OF town
>news spread abroad In
was somewhere in the
Mountains looking up tim
had been offered At
nj. and Mrs. Van polsen
- brunt OF her first sorrow
~5hc shut herself in her
Z week received no one but
/ When she next appeared
, 70 mourning and she i'm
East with her sorrow.
:, 3lsen wac O lady of re-
nose was aquiline and her
she held her position as
d rough two things-her cul-
IAN Dolsen name. She led
.hit that a Van Dolsen was
tshe would cay to her hus-
'llouldn't we lead2 We arc
Ser Jolly fat husband would
'@ad and lead II you like II.
ne Van Dolsen that you are
go arIstocraic TO do busi-
iced, the most intense Van
srm all. Even the Long
rplsens. who worc born 10
K less pride In II. II was
Eiled the gcncalogy. She
: an Dolscn, living or dead,
b wear left Wighamton So
- to make q pilgrimage to
,,the Van Dolsen ancestors.
siofcIy connected Van Dol
hrer TO her than brother or
: ting and refining to take
Wan Dolsen and hear her
N voice. nbout the Eastern
= To be told about Katrina
,ng Island. who lived alone
snestead, and OF Pet, who
hing and stu raised the
~, was TO be admitted To
Je. There was really no
,mton who could boast of
\ except Hetty Arsdale. and
was the last OF her line,
10 led Wighamton society,"
As too poor In purse.
|. wac a victim OF circum-
& an Arsdalc. she could
any work she was able 10
AN Arsdale she could not
inmate charity. She had
lde. tempered by necessity.
,ould not permit, but she
or opportunities TO relieve
y OF the rcgrettnble neces-
sing such things as they
slr conveniently keep. In
felt she was doing Them a
4e disllkes to destroy use
4at are outgrown or that
'uperfuous. and Miss Ars-
an the pain OF doing so.
7 ear. Everyone liked her.
1chemed TO accumulate su-
9utgrown articles that she
chem of them. The ladies
y Regularly made too many
loo much bread and bought
.ocs. so That Miss Arsdale
Tho utter waste Of the sur
Elg II. She had her system
1ized to a nicely. and there
Itte line that divided her
10 from her panied and
n. The ladies' OF the nice
!, were most careful OF Of
1rhey respected her pride.
" because IL was for her
for herself. but II made 1t
cult for them TO keep her
ed.
.And Mrs. Van Dolsen were
,a1ds. They were much the
ed forty, and let no more
(, prides fitted snugly and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
BOXING NOTES.

Maurice SaycrS will not box Kid SulIi-
van in Baltimore Thursday night, ana
Jack O'Ncil of Philadelphia has been
selected to take his place.
The bout between Tommy Murphy and
Chick Tucker. which was scheduled 30
take place in New York Saturday night.
has been postponed a week
Al belmont. who was to meet Willie
Moody in Thornton tonight. was injured
the other day and is unable to box John
ny Lynch of Cambridge has, been substi-
tuted.
frankie Neil has at last been located in
Oakland. He escaped injury in San Fran
cisco, but was penned in so that he could
not communicate with the Los Angeles
club. AS the club has postponed the bat
tie between Neil and Abe Attell till the
first week in June. it looks as if Attell
was not going to England to meet Jcm
Eowker May 2S. Attell refused to TAX;
the forfeits of Neil and the club.
Whlle on paper it looks as if Jack john r.
son will win oyer Sam Iangford at Chel-
sea Thursday night. some good Judges
are playing Langford to win. Johnson 's
friends, however. are confident that he
will win inside Of 10 rounds. The tryout
of Rudolph Unlloltz. champion light
w,icht of South Africa. by Kid Murray
Of San Francisco should also he IN in
tcreStinC bout. Both are well built and
have the appearance Of being rapid
workers and hard hitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
CORINTHIANS ARE COMING.
Englls', Football Team To Play Game
With Pan American Champs,

That there must be some lniSlndCr-
standing or misrepresentation regard
ing the proposed visit Of tho Coriu-
Than football team Of England is clear
from the perusal of the following let
ter which has been received by Man
ag"r {. G. Murphy. Jr, Of the Pan
American champions at Fan River.
Mass. which reads as follows:
II trust You received my reply to
your not" Of March >, which WAS mail
cd on March 3. have received no
word from you since then. I bog YOU
will not hold mo responsible for the
various reports and schedules that ap-
pear in til" papers. The one ca clip
ping showing q complete schedule of
the tour. Fan River not being incIud :
eoD YOU sent me is absolutely unfound- :
Ell. | expect that the Corinthians will
be in Fall River somewhere about
sept. $. though on account of the un-
certainty as To the exact date upon
which tho visitors will sail from homo
cannot hc certain. | suggest they
play one gam" in Tan River against
yoIlr team. Tho Corinthians will be
playing in this country. not more than
fly" weeks. which. a.; YOU can see. is Il
short time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
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This remedy is known as Alberts Little
Dinner Pill being the prescription of DR..
Hutchinson the noted specialist of Lon
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of the stomach. Dr. Hutchinson claimed
that his success was due to the use OF
this pill and since its introduction on the
American Continent it has performed
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CaSco. Me, writes: Il am now past II
years Of age. and have had stomach
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
THE WEEKS SCHEDULE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

w.dn,sdav Tburstlay, Friday. Saturday
-Chicaeo ri St Louis. Cleveland - -
troit, New York at Washlhstoh'
at Philadelphia. -,;r, cleveland
Sunday-Detroit at Chica6o'
at st. Louis.
Wednesdays Brooklyn at Bostor' riii'a
delph:a at New YORK. Rrook-
Ivn AZ Poston. Philadelphia AT Ne" io,N' MI'
St Louis at Pdttsburg. Cincinnati at m
cago. G. Iouis Pittsburs-
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
E;a,yJvnn at Manchester, Haverhili
~ IaIrence Fall River at Worcester.
New Bedford at Lowell. ,
Ssturday-Iynn at Lawrence. HancneS~
,.r ~ HaverhiII, Fall River at Worcester.
New Bedford at Lowell
CONNECTICUT VALLEY LEAGUE.
Thursday-New Haven at Hartford.
Hoiyoke at Springfield. New London at
Norwich. Rridgeport at WATERBURY, uijort
Springfield at Holyoke. Norwich at New
London Hartford at New Haven.
saturday-Bridgeport at New Haven.
Springfield. New London at Norwich.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and Saturdav-Mont-
real at Jersey City, Toronto at Newark,
Buffalo at Baltimore, Rochester at Provi-
dence.
SATURDAY. day-Rochester at Providence. To-
rorto at Newark.
COLLEGE.
Wednesday-Boston College Harvard at
Cambridge. Fordham-Yalc at New Haven
Wesleyan at Princeton, Niagara Universi
ty-Holy Cross at Worcester. University Of
Fennsylvana.GoluTmbia Ta vor on RmeGican Rm@aein
New York University at West Point; An,
herst-Syracuse University at Syracuse A.
and M.-UniverSity of Virginia at Char
lottcsville. University of North Carolina
Naval Academy at Annapolis. University
of Georgia George Washington at Wash
ington. Springfield Training School-Wil-
at Providence, Worcester Polytechnic
Trinity at Hartford.
Observation-Disclosures University at Ford
ham. Amhcrst-Correll at Ithaca. Bates
College at Tufts. Wesleyan Rutgers at
Neg Brunswick.
Friday-University Of Georgia yIniversi-
ty of Virginia at Charlottesville. Dart
mouth at Tufts, WeSleyanNcw York
University at New York.
Saturdav-Dartmouth Harvard at Cam
bridge. Yale-Columbia 2t American
League grounds. New York; Princeton
Brown at Providence. Trinitv-Hoiy Cross
at Worcester, University Of Pennsylvania
Rutgers at New Brunswick. Wesleyan al
West FONT. University of North Carolina
at Georgetown. JTrsinus at Fordham. Col
by at Amherst Washington and I.ee-Ln-
fayette at E3Ston. University of Geor-
eia-University of Virginia at Charlottes-
Vile. PENNSYLVANIA State Collegc-Cornel
at Ithaca. Bucknell-Naval Academy III
Annapols Western Marvland-GeorGF
Washington at Washington Norwich
University of ne-Bowdoin at Bruins
| ruiCk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Storm Prevents Baseball Practlcc-
FIRST Home Game May 10.

Orouo. Nc. April III tSp"ciaD. Rae
wcr" again dtmpcnrd Tuesday mOruIn';,
when il was found that the field w;ts COW
the soil of the field is hard clay. M ou'-
door practice can I've held until after the
next trip from which the team will r.
turn Thursday. May ;. Manager Hay
ward was obliged I" cancel the Kicker
game which was tn have hcou played At
Oroun on Thursday. 50 that there will De
no home game until May 10.
Bulletin No. =. which is a circular of in
formation concerning the college. has
been recently issued. I'll" subject matter
contained i'm it is much til" same as that
Of the larc" catalogue, except that III"
loss important details have been omitted
Tie bulletin contains several excellent
views Of III, college buildings. among
hirh is a view of the new library. as it
Will look when completed.
The mcmbcrS Of the Military battalion
were greatly disappointed when it was
made known that the new Krag JorEnn-
sem rifles. which were expected to arrive
~ N'l''lb uIl''tlS dll'l EltlSl'I, N'il'i li''i
be sent To the military department until
next fail. These rifles have been u"Pd in
the regular army for some time" ana viii
bc q decided Improvement over tho old
SprinGii"Ids which are now in use at III"
college.
ON account of the large number of peo
PIE VINO hav" been present wherever the
Farming Specia! has stopped. several
more Of the students h1vc been sent on
to h"lp explain and to take charge IF til"
exhibits.
rrpf. q. \. Drew has ;cain returned
Ia college. after Lis recent illness.
Rly o. Eibhcr % of EIstrort is back
at college. after an absence Of over 4
month.
During til, absence Of Prof. r. * Jones
ANA his assistant. Miss NJ. Il. Colcord 01.
II. Il. Miller 09 of South Berwick will be
in charge Of the college library.
Prof. a. c. Jcwctt. who was on the trip
with the senior mcclianiCalS and electri-
Gals. has left the party and returned to
Oronp to resume his classes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
LEWIS VS.. BURKE.
Interesting Meetings Arranged for
New York Clubs


Th" Grand Central Palace al New
York V i'll be the scene of some stir
ring three and four round fights in the
near future if the plans ot the newly
organized Clifford Athletic club do not
miSCarry. Tho Clifford a. a. is fixing
W the palace with the regulation
gymnaStic apparatus for their opening
show on Friday night, on which oc-
casion Willie Lewis will make his re-
entry into tin ring after :; long I,y off
because Of y broken hand. Willie will
meet Billy Burke Of Philadelphia. in
til" star bout
Meanwhile on "Wednesday tho Metro
politan Athletic club will put on 4
special stag in lion Palace, at which
Charley Sicger atld Amby McCiarry
will fight four rounds. These mon met
recently for three rounds at the Mari
borough club, ana AT the end Mc(iarry
said that in another round he would
have finished SicgCr. while Sicgcr
claimed that had he been in his best
condition McGarry would not have
outpoiutcd him.
This time Mctiarry will have that cx-
ira round he wanted and Siegcr will
be in his best condition. so that after
it is all over neither man will have
any excuses to offer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
REVIVAL AT B7OCKTON.
Well known New England Boxers
Will Meet This Week.

For tho meeting of the Crescent Ath-
letiC Club at BrOCkton Thursday night
announcement of the names of the
people who will appear is made. show
ing three bouts. Solly Myers of Brock
ton who has had some victories as
we'll as one loss fn his credit at Thorn
ton. will tax" nn Young Lnnney of
Boston for six rounds at u pounds
Young Freeman of BOStOn will go
against Charles Dwyer Of Cambridge
for eight rounds. the men weighing in
at $50 pounds. For tn" main bout of
l. rounds the pair will be Monk the
Newsboy. nf Providence. and Jimmy
Hanlan of South Boston. at I23 pounds.
Monk. the Newsboy, has; bn,u seen
1T Brocktnn before. and has always;
done clever work. while HanIan is said
to be caIrrhlc Of an interesting argu-
ment
Stanton Abbott of PrnVidenrc will
referee. Fat Doherty. the 3rockton
wrestling referee. will hold tn" watch.
For the next meeting on May 3 it is
hoped to have Tommy Quill oppose
Arthur Core. who recently got tho de-
Cision over him at Thornton. "AIl the
men who are to appear" announces;
an official of the club. "havc hccn tax
Ell int" membership in the club"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
BASEBALL NOTES.

IN" managers of tho New England
League teams this year are as follows
Worcester. Jesse Burkett. Lowell, Fred
Lake; New Bedford, James +. canavau
Fail River. Thomas i. McDermott; Ha
verhiil. j. a. Saver: Manchester. f.. ].
Eustace: Lawrence. John f. Smith: Lynn,
Frank, J. Leonard.
benjamin q. johnson. the clever yount;
tWlri"r who was signed hy the Norwich.
s.. team. has been compelled to break
ms contract by his father. who was not
In position to view his sons entrance
INTO the company Of professional ball
payers with approbation Johnson.
earlier in the season. signed contract
with the Norwich team. and from the
start 1t was welI-knOwn fact that hi,
Iather was opposed to his pitching pro
lessional ball. So when Johnson went IN
% Norwich one day last week his father
vert with him. and after looking over
the prospects ordered his son TO return
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
"Young" E1ne Gets Away
With "Kid' Sullivan.
Interesting Schedule Arranged
for Thursday at BroCkton.
Willie Lewis Boxes Billy Burke al New York
Friday Night Before Clifford A. G.

Philadelphia, April 24.-"Youns'
Erne of this city showed some of his
old time form at the Washington A..
c. Monday night. when he had the bet
ter of Kid Sullivan of Washington.
Sullivan continually tried to get in
close, but Ernc held him off. In the
second round the men twice got in
close and Il punching duel re-
suited. in which Sullivan had the bet
ter of it. After that Erne never show
cd much desire to exchange body wal
lopS with the WashingtOnian.
Near the finish Of the last round
Erne came back fast with Il left swing
on Sullivans face and they went into
a miXup which lasted until the final
bell.
In the preliminare8 Freddy Welcn
of England proved too clever for
"Matty Baldwin of Boston.
Before tho Windup. "Phila del phia
Jack" O'Bricn made n speech in which
he announced that he was willing to
| box any man in the world white or
black. four rounds for tho benefit Of
| the san Francisco sufferers.