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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

Carteuvlile. Ca. ncc s3--wIn
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ne LoulNiiie and Nashville raflruaA
yards here Hs waa employed a.
rNiichman and ten bstuSez tAs oaFs
% q noying frsln We uss frigAt.
fany mahEisd uis hnns uas ia
cs11-f rhfrf tte reuAiaa hass
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

Kansas city. Mo-. Dc 27.-The
ister1t ace commerce commission car
ssortass hearing vas resumed here
Friday Numerous u1lppoFs IN dif-
teFen, lines were Eabpoouacd 10 testi-
m0uy Commissioner & A. Prua-
~ nd he believed he Soah b able
10 aniaA rho hcartng late today Had
b start Cor washlnEioa t0nlEhs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

KEa6as Cu. Do -
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az federai cgcr ersF Fy-a3 p
salf 81 Mrs. Araes Mgrr1. '
nest IL 81 AZ tf,sFtT.
seassafs ta 49, tarrst ist
fas marm ~ hv Azssa1
usarf attn flrre~a ee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

Leaagiiis. Coio.. DEE t1.--A
nasted tanfi htrs. afsr ateoaaS
Az nfs,ly utertiaE 80 uait. trh.
e aEset "a 49, psastr aH9 Ne
Graa.as tsps. rcaoea fss ttsA traw-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

ualinsuiip. Ca. Dc, = ~-sls.
suu,merao,t. IS yeara ga, ~ SO
a r. summerae't. accidentally sact
ans sii,sa hfmseli e. fiseVisu utih q
shotrua, gae ioaa iREinx 90 ~ iaN
Yeung 2urmcf eft ges taeNae at
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

Rescusd fran uufn'na epiltlne,
Roslon. nec 81. -taFai Peroat
eese esrgie3 eoNa atser ay posse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-23

Board Of Education Says Both Roo,,
Welt and Nj etealf Have Misatat,d 4.
Faets--lt is Declared that GU vi
Never Reeede.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30


the grand jury last year upon evi.
deuce given by witnesses who were
residents Of the states of Missouri and
New York. That under the law We
had no process by which We could
bring these witnesses here, that the
case against Blanchard had 10 be
dismissed and suggested that the
same condition would prevail in this
ease, that is, that the Doolcys and
others prosecuting the charge were re.
sidents Of Illinois, aud without the
jurisdiction Of this court, and could
not be brought here to testify. In 9th.
cr words, and in short, / do not believe
that the district attorneys office
should be used for the purpose Of try
ing civil and private wrongs and for
the collection Of debts.
Attorney Ross Statement
Attorney John Mason Ross, Of the
law firm Of Hawkins. Ellinwood 4
Ross, who is counsel for II. A. Suttle,
when called on last evening, said 20 n
Journal Miner representative. 1.-THE
Dooleys have been repaid all that
they claimed 20 have lost In the Cy.
pcss venture, and have signed re-.
ceipts to that effect, which Mr.. Suttle
holds. This fact il almost u year
old.n
"Aftci being turned down by the
Arizona grand jury, they demand fur
Their action in the same matter at the
hands Of Justice Kcohsne and the dis
trict attorney. The course Of these
officers will meet the approval Of all
good citizens Of Arizona, although IL
does not please the gentlemen from
Arizona. or course, the courts Of
Illinois are still open, and will furnish
n brand Of justice more to their lik.
ing"
The holdings Of the Cypress Gold
and Copper Mining company are stu
ate in the Big Bug district, about two
miles east OF Poland. and on the di.
vide between Big Bug creek and Eu.
genie gulch.
Since purchasing the two claims from
Joe Mayer and his associates some
years ago, the company has sunk two
shafts ON the vein 10 n depth Of
800 feet each, besides opening up the
ledge with about 400 feet Of drifts and
crosscuts. Large bodies OF ore are
exposed in the workings, which is said
TO be OF very good grade.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
THE BRYAN oAoUP.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mccarthy left on
Thursday for Riverside and will make
eadqusrtcrs at the Bryan group for the
present. T.. NJ. Carson, Of Los Angeles
made an examination Of this property
last week and was NO we'll pleased with
II that he endesvored TO obtain n bond
on IL and offered very favorable condi'
tions and terms. We offered sl25,000
for the properr. sle,5oo to fc paid
within thirty days from date Of bond,
the balance in ms: AILMENTS covering IL
months. J. X. Mccarthy, one Of the
owners, signed the bond, but II did not
meet the approval Of tho other partner
and the sale il off. We regret that the
sale was not contaminated ns tho active
operation Of this splendid property
would cause a general revival In tie
mining business in that section. Flor
enee Blade.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Is Highly Pleased With
Its Extensive
improvements
Says Its The Largest
Town In The
Territory

From Tuesday Da,ly)
In conversation yesterday with
journal Miner man. Attorney H. T..
Morrison, in speaking of his recent
trip through southern Arizona, and re.
fcrring particularly to Tucson, said;
During my recent visit 70 Tucson
was the guest 81 friend in an auto.
mobile ride through the city. and was
very much surprised with the splendid
development Of the place during the
past five years. and the evidences Of
prosperity tn he seen on every hand.
Block after block Of business houses
and palatial residences extending for
miles have been built. and many other
extensive and costly improvements
made. until now there il an almost con.
tinuou- line of homes connecting the
business portion Of the city with the
university grounds. which were consid.
cred hut "a short time since out In tho
country The town II now certainly
the largest in the territory. its most
conservative business men estimating
it's population at 10000 souls
"The old Spanish town with It's
Mexican population still ndbercs TO it's
old customs, while only across the street
the new town starts with its modern
buildings. fitted up with every com
fort. and extending for miles across
what was only n few years ago bleak
mountain prairie.
"while we consider Prescott the
finest town ~ it's inches in Arizona,
still we are compelled to admit that
Tucson has more inches, and n splendid
business city, backed as IL 10 by q
railroad payroll Of over 100000 n
month. ..,t ,,t.i,,
While l was In the city the now
electric ear line was started. and the
citizens have completed What con
slider the finest boulevard IN Che south.
west, which |. we'll named the a'.speed-
way" the cost Of which wW rpi.cd by
popular subscription
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
LITTLE CHIEF NINE MICH IN
silver. ba.s,

IL 10 reported thst Thomas, ,MeMa'
hon has struck "A rich body o. silver ore
in the Little Chief mine, Stockton Hin,
near Kingman. The Little Chief II
the property Of the W.. IT. Taggsr
Mercantile company. and IL known TO
have produced fully 100000 In silver.
Recently a small vein Of rich silver ore
was opened up on the property in doing
assessment work. and several tons Of
ore shipped from II. Mr.. Mcmahon, In
booking over the mine, discovered an.
other ore body. and after securing n
lease proceeded TO develop u.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
MORE TRIBUTES TO THE LATE
HERNDoN.
(from Sundays Daily.)


At IA stated meeting Of Aztlan Lodge
No. I, p. and A. NJ. held Friday
night, the following memorial WAS pre-
sentcd by the committee on rcsolu.
tions, and unanimously adopted.
Born, Fayette, Missouri, March q,
ls49, died Prescott, Arizona, May 10.
1906, Brother Herndon affiliated with
Aztlan lodge, on October 20, 1889, de
hitting from Fayettc lodge, No. ~,
Missouri, where he was raised.
He was exalted In Prescott Chapter
No. 9, X. A. NJ, on December II,
1889; mud received the orders Of
knighthood in Ivanhoe Commaudery.
No. g, on May 90. 1890.
He served Aztlan lodge as Worship
full Master in 1895; and was Worthy
Grand Orator Of the Grand Lodge Of
Arizona, 1896.
Such il the brief record Of a good
man y life. But who can write the
influence for good this man has left.
which, like ripple In the smooth
stream, goes on and on in an ever wild
ening circle.
The pulpit, the press, the bar, and his
fellow citizens, have written Of him as
lawyer, statesman, public servant
friend and neigbbor. II is for us to
| speak Of him NJ brother aud Mason.
In nm address delivered by him On
the night Of his installation M master
Of this lodge, he spoke ms follows;
"we are speculative Masors; We
do not build temples and houses; but
we are character builders. The foon'
dation in laid broad and deep, in the
lodge, and upon that IL true to our
VOWS, we must build q life and char
acter that will indeed be marvellous In
its purity, strength and beauty. IL
after having prepared the foundation
We neglect to build thereon; II day
by day we do not add to IL, or II W.
grow careless and indifferent, neglect
and slight our work, then indeed, has
Masonry become to MS as sounding
brass and as a tinkling cymbsl. Ours
is n lifcwork, our varioos duties TO
God, our ncighbor and ourselves are
never ending. While life lasts, these
duties are upon us, and We grow and
develop while discharging them and
gather strength and wisdom day by
day. And after all, brethren, what
does the world afford that can In any
way compare to life well spent.
As our brother spoke. 80 lived he
In John Clark Herndon, the sublime
lessons Of Ancient Craft Masonry
were exemplined. A just and up
right man, OF unfeigned piety, Of an
flexible fidelity, he has passed
through the gates Of death, to the
place Of Wages, rcfrcshment and ssst.
The memory Of his many virtues IL
recorded IN our hearts. and our sincss'
sympathy 10 crtendsd to his loved ous'
| in their afAietioS sWa hcsssseneSs. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Earth = 6tful

Thus ends the scene. Earth's H,ful
strife IL o.es, t.. RI. +.
For to Ne waiting shore
=. = One fatrful day. &; AZ yIf.-
The boatman came, and with his drip
ping ore f'f ~ 0lia neal
Bore him away. .. s..
Peace, brother, peace, BIZ, q, thou
boatman pale,
II thou can at g 'cr reveal
Thy journeys cnd;
Tell us thy secret; whittier didst
thou sail
With him, our fricuds
For II he lives. and something says
it's true,
Somewhere beyond the blue,
Or far or near.
lie hath not quite forgotten, this 7
know,
His brothers here;
Aud he would send MS greeting. IL may
be.
From DER the silent sen,
Our hearts 60 cheer.
Some joyous welcome; Pcrchance
would send by thee
The Masters Word
Loves sacred key TO holy brotherhood.
The City Councils Memorial.
Al, the last meeting OF the mayor
and city council. Councilman II. Bel.
cher presented the following memorial
aud resolution and moved its adop.
ton, and the motion being seconded,
IL was carried unanimously;
On May 10, 1906, John Clark Hern.
don, city attorney, after n brief III.
ness, died nj his home In this city.
lie served as city attorney from the
years 1884 to 1891 and WAS rcappointcd
in February, 1905.
We his associates in the city govern.
ment desire TO voice our sorrow nj his
untimely death, aud TO place ON record
our tribute 90 his memory.
lie was an able and an honest law
yer. performing the duties dcvolving
upon him with faithfulncss and ability,
and desire ut all times to promote
peace and avert litigation. His name
will he long remembered IN one who
worked for the best interests Of his
fellow men and Of the city 80 had made
his home. Open hearted. jealous, can
did. he was always kind. courteous
and consideratc; giving freely Of his
time. advice and service, and by his
devotion to the city's best interests he
deserved and gaiped the esteem and
honor Of his associates and fellow citi
zens.
Resolved that the clerk Of the com
mon council be- directed Ia inscribe this
memorial upon our minutes, m evidence
Of our grief for his loss and our ~
teen for him rs Christian gentl"
man.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30

Hans Heriick, the Phoenix butcher
spent Sunday in this city.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Ehis signature q on eveu hox Of the renu,n.
Laxative BrOmO.Q uinine T.Slsss
~ ss@sas tia cares . Geld n sns any
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
ausseseianet.

Sn 3Orsfi in Salisien fuirtte-
pte Ote 9eutih OiterreiaiGe s6uI.
Seltuns iareibt,-lS Sabre lang Elm
Sebrer, Der Iest Oea asbrerberui mil
penn eines Yuitmeiters uertauldt
bat. GIN Slne pOn @eitaIt uno
Strait, NOR er Die @eisel aGer iener
OrtSbeuObner. bic aihcer In Der
Sdule baiten. I8enn nnmlid Elm
&inO in Der SduIe etpns anfeqte 10
iuurbe nift bns Rinb bearaft, lon.
bern Der Batter pllrne in bic shuts
3ttirt, Der fat iein Sinh bonn Sdal
aswaItisen seb0rip burtaewaItt
IpurOe. Gie 5Olser hieier DrisineI.
len @~r5iebungs Ntetbube ioaen bic
Denibnr eeweisn iein; MUIR belt es
3ulest ifjon idWer, ben Batter zines
S9aitinOes in bic sdule 81 trisseu.
Gieis 9tetbDOe wnroe aud bier I'M
2anOe Der 5reibeit r1ltunter BON
srpbten &aben fem. te
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Sn ber G0uhtb Court enb es am
lebten 5reitaa uneew6bnlih uiel Sc.
ben bn, cine DtaFe 8euaen uub cine
Surp iifl etnsefunben batten I'M ben
yrU1eB BON @idnel @aebler, pun
Stons 6iu, rOefGer I'm einen griunt.
meg hber bic adnbereien BON 9. VI.
0enrb 8eiemann unb Ssnus Sabfser
gu uerbanoeln. Bonn gDunlp @e,
iribt mar Serrn @abler bee Bee ~.
igeipruhen Uuroen, uno bic ernanr.
ten Gbiddser iprahen Seiemann u.
.Sabtser reip. $50 unb $40 gu, ppn
tuslder abiHasuns lebtere Seruiune
.einlesten uno ber 5atI tuie ertpdbnt
Dor elmer Surp sur gerbanbluna
tam. 9ieis iprab 5siemnhn 500
.unO Sabiiser 1856 su nnb bat iOmit
oieie far bic @ahbaridaft unerqui6.
lite SeiGiHte im @eriHte ibrenG b.
i4IuB e%efunoen. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
Bbsrs ieln als tsIt ne regen aab.

/ 9 bbers iein atB felt rte sreren Sab.
rem.
Bie itDn erpabut, bat bic @ars.
tdlte benz giebfonO libel nItpeIp,eIt,
% piete atnOer fa idOn uut bsr
&sibe befanOsn HnS feiuen ssnaasna
ben Shus fanOen.
0nrGi9nittliH SO grussnt Oer
adlber unO Gtuen fino gu @runOe
lgesanseu, unO bic S4weinesatter
in sinisen Counties basen bic III IS
BrDaent ibrfr 6ertsI Elm; in auberen
ISssenOen mar Der gerluf an Sung,
.uieb u~nbsOeuteno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

8roSeut bes SnferS geidst, 6iesm a
nur bier 8rOJent, sc piro, md
mebrere Sage putes 8etter ngbueu
beuor tns umpIIaeenq Der 6eIosr ein'
eebolt tperoen tann uho biz bdbir
miro es Belt ieta, Grabmd,s su
piIanSen. Sc 1T aliO Al ermartsn,
oaB Oas 0aferarenl beoeuteub gerlne
er, nls ertuartet, nusfaGen ruiro.
Ter eeeentuartiae' Stnno bes Bin.
tertpeissns bat. trOs bes ruarmen
Bi1ters unO ber lpaten sale, lit
niHt erbeblih peridtehtert unb Der
9urhidnittsitdnO iar ben aansen
Staat piro nlf s5 uernnialnpt, mas
cine pabeSu pole Grnfe errpartsn
ldBt.
Die GimUtbp @ei6en beftnOen i'd,
Der iiarten ReeenshEe I'm 5e-
branr unO benz oarauf i%oIaenOen
ianrfsn GrUft in Der bsntbnr iale6.
gerf0Hune.
9dbinseS'n baden iODUbt gfis
fds tDis aIepfet bic adIts gut aBsr.
NTNnNMNL. .UaFNaN .4HtNNU |
apuDsn uue bic Cbfsrhte Dirb cine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
2niHourier saatenltanb.

Der Notwithstanding 1T in alien
9beileu bes Staates elm redt IN.
aanfiger %sepeien. .SeiOnbers ber
Siebfanb bate unter Der ad!te Oss
@ouats Dlars su Ieiben. Gle 8elp.
beaelmg tuurOe oaburd tbenfdas
iebr bebtnOert.
ssstes Sabr nm Oieie Belt mar 70
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Die 5Slrmen uuD e%lenOen,1 flint
in BirtIihteit aniste Rrnnten. @it
hdufs III bieier 8uitanb feI per-
faulOet. Saenfen mir hnferer
86rper, unferer @siunOBeit nur halt
70 piet Gufmertiumtett ols mir Our'
auf uerpsnoen mie man uiel @elb
UsrOient, UNI fi& sutes efen unh
rei9li4es dErinten 'uerihaffen 81
i6nnen, 70 miiroe es bel gielen BET.
fer iteben, benn chen bic CUTE aebens
peiie bat bic t6sperlihen Se6reden
In GOlse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
Napoleon, mo.
8teG nnbib ate N.

.FL" NN- t..H.H 80 ".
Ger. u. 5rsb 2ieiemeper uonSou lint
lett auei BUden bier nnb freuen Ifd
oes aanoes mo- iURild uub Sonit
fiebt. GuH 6enrp Sieter BON Snr
uno Suetfenboelser Don 9btrb greeI
iinb in oiefer gtudbarf6aft belf6s,
tist.
Seilert unb 2uete, uniere All.
pOrfOmmence 8dufeute erireuen fid;
zines enten 8ulpruhs.
3. %. Rod. bon Ban, ber rub.
rise Superintendent Der giuuers Ior,
trait 60, BON Chicago, mar Eeete
BOfe ntebrere Gage bier uno lparb
Seate an fir beiaste gOmpanie tba.
tig gu iein.
Sobn S%nnaeblut. unierer Ser.
ldhnerunpsiitnitfer mar leste Rohe
y Ranius gitp ulrnl &adreu einsu.
tauFen.
SenrpIS Sun leblut, unierMauer,
Eantt uno uerfauft mebr 8ei,en uno
&orn pie irgeno Elm @idnn oieier
@ahbaritaft. Gr bat fetipen 8u,
lptl6 uno iein @efndft out im@ano.
Bnlo wtrb ietn Sobn atuin inn be.
bllHiG iein i6nnen.
~. Sobn 5risemeper tOmmt bes
In bic EtaOt--es mohnen bier
rebrere iebr bibiHs @aOels.
Suft. @lonte uertreibt Sid bic
3sit nit 5hbneriaft. Gr 1T orem
anid'ein nod iebr @rfolereit benn err
idt 200 big 800 junae nno mebrere
1unoert nlte Sabner. Gud Grise.
bat nebrers bunbert iunae uno
lite plbner.
Obise @euiatetten, ruenn Fs
iberbaupt nlS iotte geiten blrfen.
ino tpohl nift bpHinterreiant. oa
Iber ale @rfudbnten frhber in 65os.
0naoe County ruOhnten miro esl
Iisuetd1t bod mun6en 2eIer ted,t
eth Elm aebens5eiGen BON ben 4es
refehoen tuabrsdhebmen.
.aLH N.A.N .LfM 1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
GanotSaten Relic.

Die repubatapifden gOnoibaten
fir gOuntpdmter uerOeu iid an mad.
bennnuten Orten uuO 3asen einitel.
Zen nno laben Die @dbler ein bic
8eriammluus I'M ibrem rep. Crte su
beiuden. }3as5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Gte 3eit far bic g~eriammlune In
gotsOam, @Orriiun unO @aaconnbe
miro ipater betdHnt asaeben.
Gafana SIbenOs balb subr. Seber.
mann 1T freunOltaf ipaelaOsn. ,,.
te@nnbibaiten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Sett 9ienitle Sl5eno eiebt bic
%manoernte GOgfu. 6aI Sbeatertruppe
IN Der Concert 0ale auabenoIifl
y oriteaHnsen, unO iinO bic SGwanfe
Sieoerpprtrd9e unO naerlei 8ur5meil
welAe sur GuFabrunG tommen Dasu
nneetban bic 9aHmusieln i'm @ange
80 balten unO Zine anaenebme ab-
rustslans pom sew1bnlifen aqtaes.
ieben gu setpabren. 8rhts Nnit6si.
ses tn feiner YeSiebune; nidts ME
gelnuoer 6amor trel&er bn gum
ansbruG tomu1t anb BIN 8eln9er1 In
CUTE aaune uerisst. Gihtia laden
IT Die bette NteOtsin; fur gut e;fhaIte
Sin9itimmeu 1T Elm ieoeB Ser5, iUfern
paRelbe, anf Dem retten 6lede if,
.empfahgIiH. Die Grappe nil bis
am naften 9ienitae bier bteiben;
ibre aeifunSen mullen gut iein JOINT
paroe fie auf unbaltenben 8eIud
nift rednen i6nnsn. Die gintritts.
iinO 10 inb 20 Gents bic Ser.
ION - aeruis mdbie unb burauf
bered1net 0nb H~eIuc1er iidh ~ mieher.
@ale e%iufinoeni rueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
e.rmann, NO.. Sr,ltas Sen so HRdrs
9ffsieuer msspsiier.
8ea,nte.
6erieRts .GermlNe.

Gouutb. Gpu IT, WtetmdBigt 2ermius bgstH.
ntn ahl 4! Nlpnias osr ItOnati Gttruat. 1lal,
bbT6e am ], Wtpntag i'm April. 80 30;
&irIutt,G ON ri. Rt9eImdBias 3Cruitit be-
pinntn am 2. Wicutog osr Ylonutt Jonnnr. piat
? NIB September. 81 ! .t{, u
giuatR. ON, H. Wlonios Der 1tOaait atbrnar,
Neai, auSuft utb Noptnibtr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
SULLY SECURES SOAP
The Once Famous Cotton King Has Gone Into the Soap and TaIIoW
 Business
HAS CAPITOL OF $l,2OO,OOO

New York, Nov 14.-Daniel J. Sully once known as the Cotton King" nas abandoned the field in which he made his spectacular coups and has gone into soap and tallow. He has become the head of soap corporation, which has $1.2OO,OOO capital. The plant is in Brooklyn.
 Sully, it was stated yesterday was behind the recent movement in the tallow market, which has forced that commodity up 9 per cent within the last few weeks. Sully said last night he was not trying to corner the tallow market.
 T went into the soap business some time ago." he continued, "and since September we have been ac- cumulating years supply ahead. That's all We've got 1t, and now l expect to see the price of tallow slump off some. We have no idea of forming or entering an American Soap trust. Trusts are not popular just now"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
State Board of Trade.

Middletown. Nov 14.-The annual meeting of the state board of trade was held here to-day. The election of officers resulted as follows: C. E. Chandler of Norwich. president: W. c. Warren of New Haven. secretary and treasurer, and the presidents of the local boards were chosen as vice. presidents. Fire insurance rates was the topic of discussion to-day. It vas the unanimous opinion of the dele gates that the rates in the state should be reduced. Frank B. Weeks of Middletown. E. C. Bradley of New Haven and C. E. Chandler of Norwich were appointed a cimmitte to confer with the insurance people for better rates. The subject of reciprocity with Canada vill be the topic discussed st the next meeting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
FOUR DEAD IN FIRE
Mother and Three Children Suffocated Husband Unable to Render
 Assistance
IN BARN WHEN FIRE STARTED

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 Coldwater, Mich, Nov 14.--Mrs Charles Mowry, aged 31 years and her three children, Homer, aged six years: Louise aged three years and a baby of six months, were burned to death early today in their home on a farm at Batavia station, near this city. Charles Mowry, the husband, rose early and built two fires in the house. He then went to the barn to do chores and while there discovered that his house was afire. He rushed back, but the flames had made such headway that he could not enter tine house. 1t is thought that the mother and three children were suffocated to death while asleep.