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The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
1T WAS A STRONG PLAY.

Mark Swans "A Man of Mystery
presented at the opera house last
night by the Wolfe Stock company
proved one OF the best productions
, the company has given during its
engagement here.
"A Man of Mystery is a story that
shows the power of hypnotic influence
one person has over another and al
so deals with a dual life. 1t is a
powerful play filled quite many
strange dramatic situations. and has
mank skits of rich comedy.
The principal character of the play
is Richard Glenwood. who poses be-
fore the world as a young preacher
while in reality he is the most cum
ming crook and assassin in New York
known to the police as THE shadow
He possesses the mysterious power OF
hypnotism. Fred G. Long assumed
this role, 1t is character that calls
for the cleverest kind of work an
the brilliant actor did full just = to
the role. As pious and modest
young minister he was perfect in
voice and action while as the "shad-
ow" his work could hardly have been
SupldSStu- AitlloNEn lnptIsOnuilnE
a character that calls for no sympa-
thy from the audience his work
aroused the greatest admiration. Mr..
Longs splendid ability has not been
more clearly demonstrated than dur
ing the engagement than on last
night.
j. A. Wolfe as Ned Keene. the de-
tective was great. There was no
horse play or blood and thunder bust
ness about his impersonation of a de-
tective, he made the character re-
freshing and delightful. Miss Hun
took the part of Kate Burke. the
shadows" companion in crime who.
after he had attempted to poison her
turned against him. was excellent:
impersonating the beautiful but
wicked woman in manner that was
not in the least overdrawn. Herbert
Dobbins, as the old doctor, was very
good indeed. Frank Fling as Noah
the doctors colored man. kept the
audience convulsed with laughter on
his every appearance. As a delinea-
tor of negro character Fink can't
be excelled. The other ladies and
gentlemen did good work
The performance was smoothly
rendered, clean. interesting and en-
tertaining throughout. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the audience was not
larger. The specialties were the best
yet offered by the company.
Tonight Mr.. Wolfe promises the
stellar attraction of the repertoire
the dramatization of the famous
grand opera. Carmen Produced
with excellent and correct stage set
tings and beautiful costumes. The
sale of seats has been large and Car
mem will be witnessed by n big
audience. 1t is an attraction Of the
highest class.
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Tomorrow afternoon at two o.
clock the great story OF life in the
Virginia mountains. THE Moon
sinners will be presented at the
Park opera house as a matinee bill by
the Wolfe company. The play is a
succession of interesting situations.
Twenty cents for adults and 10 cents
for children Will be the prices.
The union services at the Methodist
church last night were largely at
tended. Rev Weir of the Presbyter-
ian church, held the close attention
of the congregation for nearly an
hour. delivering a sermon of great
strength The musical program was
extremely good. The union serv-
ices are proving very successful.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

To the stockholders of The Spencer
Seedless Apple company,
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Spencer Seedless Apple company
will be held in the Office of said som
pany on the 20 day of January, 1906
from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of electing nine direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated at Grand junction this 2Sth
day of December. 1905.
CHARLES S. NEWTON. Pre-
Il. l.. GREEN. Secy.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
DEEPEST NINE IN WORLD
is REPORTED TO BE ON FIRE

milwaukee. Jan. IA special
to the Sentinel from Calumet. Michi-
gan, says the Tamarack Copper mine
the deepest in the world is on fire
with three men missing, and almost
certain to have met death in hor
rible form a mile below the earth's
surface.
Shaft No. where the fire was dis
covered has been sealed over at the
surface with heavy .timbers tamped
with clay. and also shaft No. 3.
1t may become necessary to cool
shaft No. also to smother the
flames.
The mine contains several hun
bred million feet of timber, largely
pine and unless the access of air is
shut off. the property would be dam
aged to the extent of many millions.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
SHERIFF THoMPsoN's FUNERAL

Durango. Jan. 12.-The funeral of
w. J. Thompson who was shot and
killed by Police Officer Stensel on
Tuesday was held yesterday at the
Red Mems hall which was crowded
to the doors. Rev. w. II. Ferguson
preached a sermon, during the course
of which he claimed a plot had been
made against the dead man to kill
him. Feeling is still high against the
gambling element which is believed
to have been responsible for Thomp-
sons death. A warrant has been
sworn out against Stensel, who IS in
the hospital. charging him with muir
der and he is now under arrest.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
DISTURBED RELIGIOUS WORSHIP

This morning pretty interesting
trial was held at the new city hall.
Claude Boyer. a young man, was ar
raigned before Police Judge sweeney
for trial on the charge of disturbing
religious worship.
According to the complaint Boyer,
on last Saturday night, went down to
the building on West Main street in
which the Salvation army holds serv-
ices and by loud talking and bois-
ferrous conduct disturbed the meet
ing. Ensign Conner filed a complaint
against the young man and he was
arrested and the trial set for this
morning.
Ensign Connor testified that Boyer
was apparently drunk and insisted
on talking out loud and misbehaving
in other ways. The ensign stated
that when he requested Boyer to
cease his ungentlemanly action the
latter told him that he had as much
right there as he. the ensign had and
continued to disturb the meeting.
He was ordered to leave but refused
to do so until he got ready. accord
ing to the testimony introduced by
the prosecution. Laura Oaks, one
of the Salvation army lassies corrob-
Grated Ensign Connor. Other wit
nesses were introduced by both sides
Young Boyer claimed that he was not
drunk and that he did not intention
ally disturb the meeting.
Henry r. Rhone was the attorney
for the defense while City Attorney
~ Il Cola. aopduetad tho nrocaar
tion. The trial attracted large
crowd of spectators
After hearing the evidence the
judge took the matter under advise
ment.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
LADIES ELECT OFFICERS.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Evan
gelical church held their monthly
meeting yesterday at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Hermann on Teller avenue
and the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Henges.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Sphinx.
Seeretary-Rev. Geo. Kekkeles.
Treasurer-Wm Rettig.
After business hours were over
they all enjoyed a lovely lunch which
had been prepared by the hostess
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QUITE SURPRISING

how many people select umbrellas as
gifts. So many styles in handles are
here that we can mention only a
few-Gold, Silver, Gunmetal, Cape
Horn. Natural wood Ivory, etc. etc.
The frames are the best made and
the coverings are the finest heavy
black silk in price from $500 TO
$3.50 and they are the best procur-
able.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12

Miss Stella Wood of Denver, is in
the city the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Frank I. Leslie.
Today the fixtures and furniture
in the Elite Candy Kitchen which
closed its doors on account of poor
business a few days ago were moved
out of the building by G. w. Bacon
who takes possession of these fixtures
to satisfy chatel mortage he holds.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12

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The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
BRYAN GOES TO BoRNEo.

Manila. Jan. 12.-William j.
Bryan arrived at Jolo this morning
en- route for Borneo.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-12
Real Estate
BARGAINS
THE WATCH HOUSE.

No 2e4-2o acres of raw land near
G. and Junction, price on easy
terms, $3.50.
NC. 1855 acres under c. V. Canal
and set to fruit. price 1850.
NJ. 244-r0 acres improved land
near the city price S1,750.
No.E52-1o acres set to trees last
spring bargain at s1,050.
We also have town lots that will
make you money in short time aid
csn sell them on easy terms.
We are building a broom modern
house in good location that we can
sell for small payment down.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05

10 their respective homes. TDey
seemed well pleased with Gsinpsvilir,
and expressed themselves as being de-
Iigh.td.Ihat this city wa selected fer
holding the encsmpment
Miss Susie Simpson entertained q
large number OF her young school
friei.ds at the home OF her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. r. Emerson, on Masonic
street Friday night There was about
twenty couples present and all cI.
pressed their thanks to the young lady
for the pleasant evening they had
enjoyed and hope to have the pleasure
OF participating with her again in the
near future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
MEETING CALLED OFF.
Crowd SO Small at kewberry That
Candidates Failed 10 Talk.

Parties returning from Newberty
FIR day night report tina, there was no
IunIic speaking held there Friday, tive
! 'ro'e hev,"e failed t. "tutn "a -
suiiitieLsly to make the Candidates
zen thusiastic"--in fact. it is said that
the people there seemed to know uoth-
ing about the meeting However. the
good people OF Newbetry, who are
noted 'cr their hcsr'sl'y, received
the candidates kindly" aud tina latter
put in the tay "stlIl.hunurg
TIE appointment for the meeting
At Newherry WAS made by the cam.
psiEn committee.
o her official appointments during
the campaign will be M tol'ows; La
Crosse, Saturday, May ); Hawthorn,
Wednesday, May Q; Mtcaucpy, Thurs.
day, May 10; AlSehua, saturday, May
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05

All nations are enLravoring To- check
the ravsgcs OF consumption, the white
plague" that claims ~ many victims
each year Foley Honey aud Tar
cures coughs and cod. perfectly aud
you are in no danger ~ consumption
DO not risk your health 10y taking Iomr
uuknowu preparation Nhrn Foley.
Honey and Tarrssa'p aud certain il
rc-uls Ask ior fo.ry's Honey aud
Tsr and iu'ist upon having it ! ".
McCu.,um 4 CO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
Tn. st,obhas Gaze

The ease 81 J y stFotkH. st1 %
eNarfsd eth smt~It'smsbt b. ts"
Atlantic Coasl Lee ks,lf0ad CauIAnJ
"a. ra.t,ealau - utlct sSv fla. ~
e. ~. rvAd,nGFsb,is. And sh'st us'
at for tes1.tE bs'au ! .s,.es Co,snss
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r.t.1d 5iI.nss ~ 3sis s9ARt -a''.sE
elimination ste Et'.EE bad 80 -
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
viii PLAY Ball.

On Monday, Tuesday and Weines.
day afternoons OF the coming week
the Central City Baseball Club, col.
orcd OF this city, Will meet the col.
ored team from Jacksonville, Arrsng, =
men" having been perfected for ace.
ries Of three games to b" played on
those dates, The games vii be called
At 8 80 o'clock each day, the usual
price Of admission beng charged.
Both teams are said 10 be IN GOod
trim" aud those who witness these
games will no doubt see agood eIhibi.
ton Of the NAtionaI game
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
The GYpS,es Have Gone.

The tand OF Gyp.i"s Wfo have been
the center ~ attraction Tor a.. small
boys, and sore older ones, on the
streets IA this city for the past 'eH
dAys, have folded their tents and gone
to other Thor gong wi cause
no regret, As their APPEARANCE Ari
methods ~ doing business were rot -
the character that would app"aI O.
the better element anywhere and - .
TO be hoped that thsr' deps'iur" -
Of q permanent nature During their
.,Ay here tao ~ three ~ I'd" party
were arrested under charge OF pA'sinR
WORTHLESS. checks snd ohiaiu,ng money
under iaI'e .r-t.n'-s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

HID. Wood was in the city yesterday
from Evinston.
Miss Ethel Watkins Of Nicsn ~
was in the city Cor a sh r. r&ile Il.
day,
W. H Rivers, representing w. W,
Gordon & Company, cotton buyers,
Savannah, was in the city yesterday,
Attorney Christopher Matheson has
returned from visit to Ocala, where
he was called on professional business.
Mrs. J. B. Peacock and daughter,
Mrs. Alexander, Of Williston, were in
the city Friday on shopping expedi-
tion.
Rev. 8. B. Rogers. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, will conduct
services at Fairbanks tomorrow after
noon at 8 80 o'clock
Ladies. let ne show you our samples
OF visiting cards The new Tiffany
script is DOW all the rage. All sizes
and thickness cards in stock
G. A Byles OF Windsor, candidate
for member Of school board, was in The
city yesterday on business, as we'll az
looking after his interests as q candi-
date.
Ben Thrower went to High Springs
Friday 10 the interest OF the Baird
Hard ware Co, OF this city. Ben has
many friends throughout the entire
State.
Irwin Baird has returned to his home
in this city, after an absence OF several
mouths spent in various points in
Georgia. His many friends will be
pleased to learn OF his return.
william Goldman, formerly OF this
city bat now OF Sanford. has disposed
OF his property in North Gainesville,
Mr. Highsmth, who has recently 10.
Gated here, being the purchaser.
James Chesser, a former resident OF
this comfy but now residing in South
Florida, was renewing acquaintance
in Gainesville yesterday He has
many friends in this sectlon who are
always pleased to see him
b. :. Butler, Jr., ~ Od Tow was in
the city yesterday aud subscribed 10
the ever-pcteasing S,mi. Weekly sun.
Mr.. Butler sS,d that he was very
anxious TO keep posted and thought
The Sun was the proper paper to sup
ply his wants
W. L Hill issufFerinG from a very
severe sore throat, from the effect Of
which he hiss almo.t loa' h's voite.
Some Of his friends good nsturedly re-
marked that the hoarsrness Vas the
result OF talking insurance II Is oI
be hoped that he will soon recover
VIM. Scott, formerly OF thls city and
"a fine tailor A. ever was in Games.
vile, is in the city for a few days with
HE family. Mr.. Scott is now located
ia Florence, : c., but is contem-
plating removing TO Gainesville We
would be pleased 20 have him
with us again.
After spending couple Of day' in
the city in attendance al the stste En-.
cAmpment OF the Patriotic Order Sons
OF America, the delegates from the va
rinus lodges OF the State have returned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
The LIE lnturanes

Mlddle hn started the pub" g.
th,nklng. The uoudsr'ul sscc"'' ta'
has met BAl,Grd's llorTt"1ni HJfgp 800
IT., crusade on couEh' iGfu'bIS, t'nh'
ehiti. and all pulmonary ifogb.s'-ha'
started the puL.ic 10 thintiug = The
sander'al prerGfa,.'a Th"J A." a.
u.,ngit Join tie procession sni co'n
9Th .i.tne" Ptc' DC b. ana .
sold ~ " VI J1th''H
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
WILL IMPROVE PLANT.
New Owners Of Ou,ton GnnerY viii
Improve Property,

Improve Property,
W, W. Gordon 4 Company. cotton
buyers. " Savaupah, who recently
purchased the Glnnery OF II + Dutton
Il COMPANY IN thl. city, contemplate
making extensive improvements on
the property durlug the present year,
and when tie ginning season opens IN
the fall the Ntm Will be prepared to
conduct the business on q larger scale.
Preparations are now being made
for the building Of uew platforms, re-.
pairing the machinery, etc and l. -
nkrly that the capacity oi the plant
" III he considerably increased
The giLurry of Dditon n Cum2sny
has been one ~ the Industries oi
Gainesville Tor many years, giving
employment to \ considerable number
dnri z the cotton season, nj the fsct
that the plant ia t. be eula'g d AID
improved i. appreciated hy thO'r who
are Interested IN tle cirys welfare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
City DIRECTORY FOR SAFE

We have number q: copies Of
Burtz' City Directory for sale At The
sun office. 1t Is Nandy reference
took for business HLu professional
men, CIV us the names ~ tesidrut.
with street and number. Price Rrduc.
ed TO o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
Low ROUND TRIP RATES
VIA L. & N, X. X.

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connects 9Th tbs moIbtHE tFAH from
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-05
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-03
FOREMAN HINCKLEY
 BREAKS WORLD RECORDS
WITH SPLENDID FORCE MAKES
 t62 FEET IN MoNTh.
December Official Measurement Gives
 Such Returns--Raee With Dem Ap- pears Definitely Won by Hostson. Should Make to ors in Two Months.

At the Hoatson shaft last month a cd all previous records in this camp and is believed to have beaten the world records.
 The record made for the month in Hoatson was l62 feet. In comparison with other sinking records in the world 1t needs to be taken into consid- eration that the shaft has four com partments, and is enc of the largest in the camp.
 The splendid record for December was made under the direction of Fore man Jack Hinckley. who succeeded MT. Collins. The record made under MT. Collins for November was a top noteher. and cor sidered at the tine as the best the shaft could possibly wit ness. It was 159 feet. Between Hoatson shaft and Dem. shaft there has been much rivalry in the matter of rapid time in sinking since they were started. both being commenced about the same time. Last months record of the Hoatson, 162 feet by the official measurement of the engineers. puts Denn out of the race, in all likelihood,  for good
 Denn worked in water the best part of last month, and its sinking was nee. essarily much slower than before if came into the flow That it will now have water straight ahead is assured, and there is consequently little ground for expectation that it will again come near enough to the records of previ ous months to get in range of the Hoat- son. When the latter gets to the wa. ter comDarisOn of records may make for a showing for Denn, but it is not considered likely, as there is not the prospect for the same amount of wa ter at Hoatson that there is at Denn.
 Hoatson shaft is now down about 500 feet. It is still in the lime. Lowell shaft is draining much of the water frc m the immediate vicinity. and it is rot anJiciDated that water will come 'rto the Hoatson for a couple of hun. fred feet at least. At about the same 7epth. l GOO feet, ore may be expected 'n the Foatson. At the rate of pro gress that Foreman Hinkley drove things last month. and with the enthus- iasm that exists among the men who ore aiding him in smashing the rec 0rds. the remaining couple hundred feet are very likely to be cut through hv the big shaft in less than two months. which would be marvellous time. However, with the increasing 'epth it can hardly be expected that he tremendous pace of better than Eve feet day that was sustained through December can be duplicated in the succeeding months.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-03

too good a hooking proposition to re- main idle. I have no doubt that once its affairs in the business department are straiehtened up it will find all the capital it may need to go ahead and show what it really has. When such time comes there will be mine over there to certainty. I am out of the property now but I want back when ever they start in on it in the right way"
 Asked about the Copper Rock & Gold Quartz Co. whose property is in Brew. cry Gulch Mir. Ruth said they had what be considered a very promising pros pect and that it was the intention of the company during the present year to go after the ore in earnest. Work is now going On at the property It was started last year for doing of as, sessment purposes but was put in per mSnent development. The force how at work is to be continued and will shortly be increased. Mir, Ruth States, to carry out the plans that have been made for the present year, which call for conIinuous development. This will be principally in a shaft that is 10 he sunk from a tunnel that is now in 800 feet. A shaft is down 40 feet and a crosscut is to be run to the ledge. There has lately been secured about 25 feet of ledge matter in the tunnel carrying ? per cent copper ore. The tuIinel does not gain much depth. being run from near the top of the hill. and, two per cent ore is considered highly encouraging al the height at which it has come in. Steps have been taken to secure patent on the grant and at. tainment of the latter is expected some time this year. MT. Ruth leaves short. ly for Pittsburg. He will remain therel about month and then return here tol look personally after the conduct of development work at the property.