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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

Icing very singular Al least hnoi su'
Defnatursll The first reccunled hqN
ONE yearago, NJ, gould get into
sose coFntfand was badiy itsn q
wiaeh lie did not haFe Hespuzziesl
,ysf tie mat tn some tine and
shsiiyi stated from Water to AIers
siiait trest tostFy and borrow NE
mount ffon friend. but fcEtHnately,
lie said, that on the wn While loolslng
down IL tie grounsi and listing upi
- tite sibility 81 failure hs sue
4eniy fouaala s. bill d his feet with tal
which he returned and paid olt ttlc 3
cisim ienahded from him, ttho' "
saving q: approach his friend for the
tsvor Upon telling this sttapee u.
sfdsnt ii tie presence off al "a. y.
~. Mitchell tie latter was at one 8res
minded OF bow 81 one time, while drty-
ang u loaded wagon over the noun:
Gains. broke down s miles away from.
any. residence, and he could get no
farther without repairs, but be had
10 nails Will which 70 proceed. he
then hunted around for q stone with
which to knock the broken parts Ct
the wagon together again and after
finding ono which he thought would
answer the purpose, upon turning It
over, to bis crest surprise. he said
hat.underlfhe found q whole handful
Of nails. With these and the use OF 2
stone he meadeds his wagon securely
and went on his way rejoicing az
though nothing had ever happened.
Mr.: Gould, seeing that the doctor mad
completely capped the climax turned
upon his heel md walked away With
out uttering a single word, indicating
thereby thathe had been knocked out
in the first round
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

HI1rt.|I rc1edI' 4 can pflrcrib9 feF yolI ~
t|rt|Iic0. 1ndfl1. & ofccu'e y 81 &.
Er1u 81 rtqtI0I lhlf phys cans y ~ 20;
1tlo4 b rlTuiely.'
rInd|p-tlou % maling ~ aytul cord
e o caure o. suddtn dlathe. 4 Z hit
I1T he,ri-lailure Ia ~ ghaesiy iieSse
Iyon read Ia the papers daily d appeEs;;
lntly healthy and even robnst men being
suddenly attacked wish ae,ite itidig sier
after enjoying hearty meal md tlieii
dying 10 many casee bfofe pliyaicial
could be called In.
-lhi1 should be 4 Warming 70 yor 70
1n1tr With regular Or period sattaekt
q Indigestion. ffthete utfcFt ate Nc.
tus q acute indigestion had alketl q
email dose Of creens August Flowef be:
fore OF after their mtsls tiiey would gtlet
have fallen prey % such den
NAugu1i Flower prevents 81 ton ~
creating good digestion, tt6lso1egulatea
the liver, puiifie5 theblood ard toness1p
the entire system II aiiathfal NY. ~
give dzes. asc and 49, ~ dfngaisst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

grite their names on it and opposite
tell what they were doing for human
M. A lawyer wrote. q plead for all.
n doctor wrote. q prescribe for an
"a preacher wrote. Il pray for all AZ
old farmer walked up, wrote hi
name. scratched his head while, and
then wrote, Il pay for ALL Kansas
city Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
aaptIst Church.

I Rev. T. B. LaWler, pastoF'-suaday
School at $3.50 A. M: preaching at
1o:45 A. NJ; Christian Endeavor at
ESQ p. NJ; preaching at 1880 P. NJ;
teachers meeting on Friday at $50
II. M, followed by prayer meeting at
1880 P. N.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
Diamond street M. e.

Rev. L. w. Roberts, pastor Sunday
School at $3.50 A. M! preaching at
10:45. subject, "The Glory Of the Lord
Revealed" Junior League at 1:SO P,
NJ: general class meeting at 2:SO P.
mi! Bpworth League at $3.50 P. NJ;
preaching at 1880 p. NJ. Rev. William
Anderson will occupy the pulpit in
the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
SOME GOOD STORIES
OF RlTH AND MOMENT
Cosby Chat and AneedOts Of Enter.
tanning and Instructive
Character.

Gov. Hoch. Of Kansas,tells q story
that always strikes the right spot
with the farmers. one time q mer-
chant put up a blackboard in bis
store. and asked his customers to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
First NJ, p. Church.

Rev, y. s. Boggs, pastor Sunday
School at 9:45 A, NJ, J. "A, swiger, So,
perintendant; preaching at 1O;45, fol-
lowed by communion service; junior
q, e. at 3 p. M. leader, Miss Maude
Merrifield; Y. p. s. 9. q. at $3.50 ?. NJ,
leader. Miss Lacoy Boggs; preaching
at 1880 p. NJ. Rev U. W. Morrison,
president Of thew, We. conference.-the
be present and preach both morning
and evening.
Special services will begin on Sun
day evening to whicE everybody ts
cordially invited
caPpsd sbs cllF'ss.
Perry Rarthclow went olit Fo 81 !, 81 81
joln Gpnld IN hls ranch pea AIE'
|deiis ieffy yestetdily ~ get Some lesi
sons on fatnins before lapn'Ains
forth ID the business Tor hlnseif'
vnau Ills return and relating his eS'
poriences to some OF his friends 1t
l.nueht out ome "reminiscences oil the
past ibol may strike our raaoeN as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
FIRST. RRI!.:y

lts. Jos pli ~ lyeFy s II1t ~
Eher home on Diamond tsreet
Ir II s. Springer has etpFaed
roa coltax. where he has been tor g
short time on business.
M. u. D. Btannon and family. for
merry Of shinnston, have moved 70
1Ierchant street
Mrs. Minnie Butcher, d Diamond
street has been housed up for . week
with an attack !. sof grippe and sore e'
throat.
Miss Wall, a nurse of the City HOS
pitai, Is spending Q week ct the home
Of Rev. I. W. Roberts. Of Market
street.
Mr.. Clarence steaiey. Of Merchant
street, viii return tonight from Gypsy,
where he has been employed as ire
man.
MISS Ma a1 sklnner' o. stoh suse u.
expects 70 leave tor salnnston to,n y.
. 6 r. u \ + ; ~ b u d.
g snor3 tlme'
~.
Mr samuel @l .,o,, ass
peen ylsltlag a q t noe y =. cs,,, aasn
st.sat s.t,,rna, !, L IIt,ie nails yester-
Misses Maggie and Mabel Richards
- 1' t4o,,oond street went to Eyerson
Mn ;Tbnrsdav and FRIDAY NIGHTS to
attend tba snecial services which are
belne condnctcd by Rev. T. B. Law.
ler.
The quarterly meeting Of NJ, E.
Church viii be held tonight at Gas
=. M. The meeting will be presided
over by Rev. william Anderson, of
parkersburg. A full attendance is
earnestly desired by the pastor.
Rev M. steele, Of Bridgeport, stop
ned If n FaIrmont Thursday on his
NV q catawba, where he will as
sist Rev, cllas. Hall with protractced
services.
~. l.. Z ,v,,l,.m. ~ F,ast Park
with cramping Of the nerves yester-
Iday evening. The serious condition
Of Mrs. Williams is the cause Of much
Iuneasiness on the part Of her ma. :
friends
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17
lswEEr MgLopYlF
SWEET MELODY FLotlliRl.

A number Of Baltimore worliius
girls have demonstrated that they can
ltyeca i've dollars q wee Taere IS
no longer any need for them q DO SO
though Tor the otferssof martiage GRE
arriving with each mail
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

The Frances willard Memorial SER
vice, which was held at the Diamond
street M. E. Church last night was well
attended and ofunusual interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

SWEET MELODY FLotlh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

SWEET MELoDsiFL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

Remember you have hit FEW days
toby goods AZ Yeager
SWEET MELODY Flous
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-17

4 Mrs. Ira g. Williams, Of East Park
avenue, was suddenly stricken down
with cramping Of the nerves yester-
day evening. The serious condition
of Mrs. Williams is the cause Of much
uneasiness on the part Of her mai
friends.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia holding a probate court.-No. l360S, Ad-
ministration.-fhs is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District of Column
bia letters Of administration the estate of
Benjamin II. Buckingham, late Of the District OF
Coll mba. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
thenticated. the subscriber or before the 18th
day OF May, AID. 1907; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day of May 1906
MARGARET G. BUCKINGHAM, 1928 Fl ct At
test: WIN. O. TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Curt bLAIR LEE. Attorney. my1T-law-3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DTSTRTOT OF m
LUMHA, holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Joshua
Bishop, deceased.-No. 1890, administrafio
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Of said deceased and for letters Of administrnt
tate by Mamie A. McIAmore, Q dsyisse, 1t il q.
dered this 9Th day Of May. A. D. 1905 that Tnoua-
as ]. Bishop, Presley Alexander, Lee Moore, Roy
Moore, Mattte Moore and Fannie Deytn and al
others concerned, appear In said court on Ffidsy
the 18th day Of June. A. D. 1909. at 10 O'Clock
an, to show cause why such application should
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Holtzclaw's News Stand. l7o5 Pa ave.
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St. i,ureau Information. o.
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PAPER HANGING. PAINTING AND INTERIOR
decorating work; orders received now Will b
subject 25rd discount; rooms papered, So MP. y
e. NoLfh so1 llfh NV. mhloSS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
VESSEL AND CREW
UNDER the WAVES
Such Is Supposed Fate of The
Schooner RamHez.
NO VESSEL HAS REPORTED Her
Bound From New York 90 Brunswick
Ca. The Ship Has Now eeen Out
Forty.one Days and Has Not Been
Seen or Sighted.

Brunswick. Ga. Feb. 5.-It IL more
than probauI. that the schooner Pope
Ramirez. Captain Jordan, has been
wrecked az sea with all on board. This
schooner sailed from New York for
Brunswick on Dec - and has not
since been heard from. No vessels
arriving at this or other ports have
reported her.
Two or three other schOoners which
sailed from New York ON the same
date arrived In this port nVe or SIX
days afterwards II was at hrst
thought that the schooner had prOba'
bly, been blown of her course. but the
indications are now that she has gone
down with the captain and crew. She
has now been out from New York ~
days. and even had she been blown of
her course. something would have been
heard OF her.
The Ramirez has been q regular
trader at this port for more than ten
years. She Is lac feet long and :;
feet wide. She was built In Columbus
Falls. Me. In 1898. and hailed from
New York
The schooner was bound tn this port
for cargo of cypress lumber from
the Atamaha Cypress Lumber com
panv The value Of the cargo Is no,
known.
Captain Jordan was among the most
popular sea captains coming To this
port and had many friends who will
regret to learn Of the probable loss
Of his vessel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
BUENA VENTURA IS
RUMORED DESTROYED
Cable Communication Is Still
Disturbed.
cAelE BROKEN IN TWO PLACES
ofieials Deny That Breaks Were
Caused by Seismic Trouble, but Al
n,itted that Eruptions Of Mount Pc.
lee ard Martinique Had Been.

New York. FEB. a cable to III.
Herald from Panama says:
All cable communication with Buena
Ventura Is sim interrupted. A tida.
disturbance noticed here last Wednes-
day Is rumorcd To have destroyed that
city. The cable Is broken In two
places. north and south VI Bucna Ven.
tura.
Cable communication with Puerto
Rico and all islands east Of III,
American dependency. suddenly ceased
Friday morning and had not been re-
stored early Saturday.
The cable officials expressed doubt
that the breaks were caused by s.is-
mic or volcanic trouble. but admitted
that the eruptiuns Uf Mount Pelee,
Martinique aud Souffiere, ST. Vincent,
were prcsasej by such cable breaks.
According To George Ciapperion. the
manager oi the Commercial Gable com
pany. In this city. the two cables run
ming between Jamaica ami pOr,U Rico
go 10 pths, in places, Of 5000 faith
oms. and often I'm the past when break :
have been repaired the cable has been
found buried by Seismic upheaval al
which there had been no knowledge.
Islands now Out of telegraphiC tone n
with the world are 81 Thomas, Santa
Cruz. An'i-ua, ~. Ki',s. Mont Scrat'
Nevis. Dominica. s. Lucia. Barbados.
ST Vincent. Martinique. Grenada. Il"
bacu and Trinidad Porto Rico ha~
communication BY wireless tclrGra?hy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
GAINESVILLE. FLORIDA TUESDAY, FEBRI AIRY q, 1906
GAVE NO REASON FOR His ACT.
A Citizen Of MrytIs. Ca. Ends HE
life with . Drug.

Macon. ia. Feb. 5.-H. ID. Rushin.
a C'tilcn Of Myrtle. ia. has ended his
l.tr BY taking an overdose Of morphine
while a guest AT the Wilburn house
HC lct' nothing hu; direction as 10 mo-
tifylEg his brother al Byron as 10 the
disposition uf Ills body No one gave
a reason for the act. hut 10 Was known
that Rushin had been In III health for
several weeks.
When he came 10 Macon ON Wednes.
day nicht he went Immediately to a
room and lei, call To be- awakened
AZ II o'clOck Thursday. When he was
called he sent the negro porter after
morphine and said he must sleep. II,
iiI NOT come out when aroused at
nightfall. and some time near midnight
the dosc VAS administered.
Rushing vas well known In Myrtle
and Vas engaged Ia several business
enterprises there. When taken to the
city hospital he never revived. and
death came before he made any state.
ment An inquest was held and a yer.
dict found showing that he had died
from having taken . large quantity ot
morphine. The body was shipped 10
Columbus for burial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
WON'T REVEAL SALES or TAGS
Figures Not To &c Published Until
the End of Season.

Atlanta, Feb. The Announcements
has been Made a, the state department
OF agrICu turc. TIA; no statements re
CARING the number of fertilizer tag
sold 10 the manufacturers, wt!l be Siy
an out until th, close II the sea ,1n
which T. Oct. | next
IL will be- recalled that acting IN
der Suggestions from various source,
Former Commissioner ~ Agricu.tt!i,
%. Is. Stevens. gave out Statement :
from tine L. time last year rrGarGin =
I'll" sales ot fertilizer tags. and th.S-
staten, It> resulted in no little discus
Sion Ia the newspapers and some Cr!,
IciSm oi IA" department because. II
wa> claimed. a large number Of the
ta-s sold were not used. but wasted
The charge was made that these tag
nal been purchased in large quaint
tbS for the purpose III bearing the cot.
ton n4araCt.
While the department; OG agriculture
was In nOwise responsible for these
conditions. because IL Is legally com
PEELED to sell the tags TO all bona fide
manufacturers Of fertilizers. the criti
oism of the conditions which were said
to have existed was extremely unpieas
ant, even though they may have been
unjust.
While Commissioner T. G. Hudson
would make 10 statement regarding
the matter. he simply said the depart.
ment would not this year give out
any advance information ON this sub.
Ject. Such advance information. II Is
said. Is too often susceptible OF mis-
construction. a record Of all sales
will be- kept "a usual. and as Is reauir
ed by law. hut this will not be- footed
up or tabulated until the end Of the
year, - that not even the employees oi
the department will know anything as
tn the number Of tags that have been
anII
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Prisoner Commits Suicide.

Chi"ago. Fcb. J.--kOcO Beii. VINO
had been ARR s'"d On "A charge ~ bur
giary, commit "u suICidp IN the count v
jail! Tao prisoner tore tho bed shcc,
into strips AMI making r"p" ~ ~"
pieces. hanged himself Ia the bars of
'hr Crll door WhCD Tho body was
discovered hN guards the man had
hc,u dead several miuut"s Bell had
attempted o., 'ak" his life before. and
VAS under close surveillance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Decide Upon Rate Basis.

kar.a, CAV, T,o. ;. Representa-
lives al twenty railroads have m"'
L'rr aul decided upon common la,i-
Tor mdkinG fu''!r' rates on export h"u'
- mV'' a hiS CU' In IN" rate which
o. H. said. r,r .ulf lines hay" s"CrctC
" been nd,iug l. j. claimed 10y
a." railroads rha' the Missouri Pacific
the Illinois Central and the -. loui'
and Sal: Francisco hHV" been haulin-
-Four to N" gulf for ten cents per hun.
dr'd pounds and was, with an &C. an
tam from 2uif ports of IL cents. III
Eglf lines were able ~ place kansa
CRY hurI ia Liverpool for - c"n'>
NEi'A va, four cents cheaper tldI
coul Dee shipped 80 that pp..; today
~ tie A'l.n'IC ruu,c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Suspected Of CARRYING Arms.

Paris. Feb. 5.-Official advices have
r, achcd here to the effect that another
steamer. the Zenith. Suspected Of car.
ryins contraband arms for the MOr0c-
can pretcndcr Bu Hamara. Is cruis.
ing In the vicinity Of Marchica. The
French cruiser IAI.ande was immedi.
ateIy ordered Ia ascertain the exact
Whereabouts Of the Zenith. The
French government II determined To
show the utmost zeal In the suppress.
sion ~ the Illicit traffic In arms des.
tined for Morocco.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
To Face Lynehino Charge.

Barnwell = C.. Feb. w J. My.
rick, Wade Sanders. C. W Hogg anG
Tom Ilugsin~ all prominent farmers
~ this county. Postmaster Joseph Hal
ford. OF Timer. and Constablcs W.
Hartcr and MilledCc Lee. have been
lodged IN Jail here charged with hay
ing assisted In the lInching of Frank
DcloaCh. negro, and John Dcl.OaCh.
father and son. at Timer. Dec - The
younger nero was accused of having
kllltd lIavnc : Criddock a prominent
farmer ~ ihi, section. having done So
AZ III" command of HIS father. state
o;"ria,s. assisted by detectives. have
hccn working on the matter since that
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Vanity Proved UndoinQ.

- Petersburg. Feb. Vanity prov.
ed TIE undoing of scores OF Lettish
r.vIurinaary leaders DESTROYS Of I'm
hmr'alIsing their connection with the
armed iasurrcc;ionary militia. The
leaders were photographed In groups.
wearing their uniforms. and these pho
lures subsequently fell into the hands
81 the authorities. who thus easily
traced IN" originals and tried them by
COuTtmaTtiaI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
NEGRO Acquitted Of Murder.

Buchanan. Ga. Feb. 5.-Rlph Nc.
Beth, negro. who Killed Henry
Vaughn. another negro, near Temple,
Christmas. 1905. has been acquitted
This L. the second trial. a verdict
~ mansiauShter having been returned
In the former trial, the supreme court
sending II back for another hearing
The showing occurred al a negro frul.
ic and the def, ndant claimed sclfde
Tense. MCB"th was so happy over
his aoquit'al that he arose in the court
room and thanked the Jury, whcreupon
Judg" Bartlett sentenced him To ten
days in jail for contempt az court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06

Louisville. FEB. "A special from
Richmond. Ny. says that IRE. which
az one time was 20 threatening that
Winchester was called on for aid. did
damage to business houses aggregat
ting $75.O"O. The Are started In the
dry goods house 81 w. r. Oldham Il
Co.. and the building and contents
were destroyed The State Bank and
Trust company. and the Richmond Ma.
tional bank. were badly damaged. A
number of small establishments we're
also sufferers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Skyscrsper 10 Planned.

Birmingham. Ma. Feb. "a special
10 ~" ledger from Mobile says that
a skyscrapcr hotel of IL stories Is
soon - replace the famous Battle
house. G-. rpycd by fire "A year ago
Tho new at:u.iurc. II Is understood.
viii cost s50n0OO. and will be a fac
smile Of the Jefferson hotel In b,
l.oui-. Mo Tho company to erect Il
viii incorporate al once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
MOS GATHERED 70 LVMcN.
1000 Men AWaie Positive ldenelAea-
ton os Aeaallamt.

1000 Men Await Positive ldemslMea-
tIon es AssailaWt.
ST. Louis. Feb. s.-A special 20 the
Post. Dispatch from Poplar BLUM. Mo-.
says that over n thousand men gath
cred ON the streets Saturday morn
ing awaiting the positive identinca-
ton Of the negro. Bud Jackson. arrest.
ed on the charge Of having assaulted
Mrs. Daniel Norman. openly declaring
their intention TO lynch him II Mrs.
Norman identified him.
Jackson IL held In Jail. surrounded
by guards. II Is stated that Mrs.
Norman Is unable to leave her homo
to identify Jackson At the jail. and
sheriff Hogg. therefore. announced no
would take the negro 10 the residence.
The crowd announced It's intention
OF accompanying the sheriff and pris-
Oner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
DAUGHTER PAID MAN
TO WE'D HER MOTHER
She Thereby Inherited A Snug
Fortune.
UNDER the TERMS OF rHG WILL

Reuben Whitsman, Deceased, Len
w...s . 49,. n.. ,..
LIE Estate 70 WIFE, ~'th . Pros's'e"
that She wac Not 20 Marry Again.
Du'u'n' M.nu'. fso' e.A'es'hs 'ne
pay men' VI Wv" 20 James 'AnAsy. S
an 'hu"ceH"ehi W marty ner mosher.
'here"S securing thousands " 3o'.Ars
~o,'a ~ p'"pe'V uhae' inc p!o''s'"nS
vi "e' 'a'nes wiz 10 'ne ena'ss !"
Tue ae1"s''"n O' A~nSo . na'e"4n'
no~ scE'anS seutence IN AuDufm. ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Married Day After euryins Husband.

5wainst,Uro. Ca. Feb. 5.-Mr. ]. J.
Sewell. who lives about 6 miles above
mere. died Tuesday, OF tuberculosis.
". Was buried Wednesday. Thurs
day his widow came 10 the city with
X. s. Mcdaniel and together they went
TO Judge Youman's ONCE. secured a
marriage liccnsct and proceeded to
Judge John = Sutton's and were mar.
ried by noon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-06
Investigating Wreck Of Valencia.

va shmgtun. Feb. THE United
STATE, di tlict attorney AZ Seattle UP
"a r,du..' II : crrtary Metcalfe. has
begun ~ aId roc steamboat inspection
service a. seattle IN tho Investigation
II the ur.chlg of 20, Valencia.