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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

unholy alliance WHO now, though neat
ing in Jacksonv have their hands
upon the Governor, and to snatch him
as a brand from he burning, and pat
brake on their schemes until the
question can aga n he sent before ne
pvCple "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

Senator renrosr Of lcnnsyvAuiA
should not rely too implicitly upon "a"
promise " President Roosevelt 10
help him 20 be reelected, or he may
tind himself IN similar boat 20 the
Democratic Senators over the railroad
rate OH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

Uncle Steve Melton, who was such n
prominent figure IN the Legislature
from Duval county, will again enter.
tain the members ot the House az the
session OF 1907
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

For Justice OF the Supreme Court
CHAS, 49, PARKHlLL, OF Eecambia
JAMES II. WHITFIELD OF Leon
For Railroad Commissioner
NEWTON A. BLlTCH, Of Levy
X HUBS ON BURR, Of Dade
For state Attorney sth Circuit
} NJ RIVERS
FOhStntc Senator. I'D District.
II II. McCREhRY
For Members House OF Represcntatise,
SNp L CARTER
Y 4 DOkE
FuI Comfy Tax Assessor
W. W, COLSON
For County Tax Collector
W u. DICKINSON.
For County Treasurer
X II rFELER
For Members School board
II u HROOKER
j T. FUTCH
H. II WEEKS
For Count, COMMISSIONS,
j q nAMPlER
+ T. PAULLiNB
j r. TOWNSEND
W j MATTHEW'S
G G. PEURlCk
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For Member Of Congress-, ID Congress, oral
District
FRANK CLARK. OF Columbia
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All advertising bills become due after first
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vance. Address, THE DAILY Sun,
GAINESVILLE, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

Tie story .,tv.d thSlSoct,a.u Womsu
Wa fcAdiuI tAr mA:t.wtytA, e,.auu,
,'SIAprt aud remarked 30 hr, hos.
had Here's sttAlEv crtucIjrutc
a Nl.uSu S,rAngc married 60 MAJ.
TIA SttArGr strange .a1rri fy,
mGrL,i her tlIbAud '.aI I expect
the ga, new, Nil L. ai,.v
FitAiP,t
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for first insertion. and cent? for each additional
Insertion,
Rates for display advertising made known on
application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

For Justice OF the supreme Court
CHAS, H. PARKHlLL, of Eecambia
JAMES IL. WHITFIELD OF Leon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

OFFICE; TORTER BLOCK.
COS w. Main Street :. TELLPHo&E 45-2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17

For Railroad Commissioner
NEWTON A. BLlTCH, of Levy,
X HUDSON BURR, Of Dade
The evening world., 1906-05-26
FIST BLOW KILLS BOY
In STREET FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. May 20 Robert
pens,ev seventeen years old. died toe
day from a lis, blow given him Rs
charged. by Walter Brown. eighteen
years old.
ID row which proved fatal 10 Beus-
l.v began come time before the lunch
bour in a brass factory where the
boys were employed. when William
pfr1mer. nineteen years old engaged
In "A dispute with 3enslay over the
merits of a game ot hsll j, was
leNlel TO light ,ho lreum,ni DO d
nuisa at lunch time.
a. ine Two boys inrel each other.
arowu. i IL al ged advanced and
xruch Ben-ley a singing BLOW. knocking
aim IN the ground Both Brown ana
Pfruner ilstppeared
rhe Injured hoy NaS 'akcn to n drug
store Al Twelfth and spring Garden
streets. where he died almost i'm
ne lately.
Morgue disclosed no marks of any kind.
and II is supposed that death resulted
from heart failure. follow ng The blow.
The police are looking for the missing
Al concerned lived in camd =
The evening world., 1906-05-26
SAFE SMASHED
BY BURGLARS IN
HOME OF SENATOR
Gang Worked with Crow
bars and Saws in Loot
ing Dryden's House

NEWARK. y. ]. May ga gang OF
robbers made liberal use Of crowbars
and saws in avoiding burgiar-alarm
wires while looling the home OF United
states Senator Dryden here. They tore
out a section OF stairs and cut door and
window panels getting into the library.
where the Senator's big safe stood
They smashed the safe. carried away
everything Of value it contained and
escaped. leaving the police the job ~
solving one OF the cleverest rooperies
On record here.
The fact that the burglars had broken
into the Dryden home, which II at No.
lo2s Broad street was discovered early
to-day.
1t is no, known when the robbery
occurred. as the house has been closed
for some time. the senator and h's
family being in Washington. and the
extent OF the robbery cannot be tod
until the Senator examines the safe
INSPECTORS OF the burglar alarm sys-
TEN made their monthly Inspection this
morning and found that the iron grated
door In the rear area OF the house ha!
been twisted and broken. Without walt
ing to make a further investigation
they notified -he police and Detective
sergeants Ryan and Long hurried to
The house.
They found that the glass had beer
removed from the rear door. The
burglar alarm wires must have beer
uned carefully to one side to allow tFe
door TO open and then placed back In
position agair after the men had left
The evening world., 1906-05-26
AMERICAN HENLEY
ON THE SCHUYLK|LL
10000 Persons Out to See the
Great Rowing Contests
This Afternoon.
lspe.Lal .o The Ey.nlng woflll

iSpNFlAl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 96-lne
eyes of the rowing world were turned
toward this city to-day when the fourth
annual regatta OF the American Row
ing Assoclation-th American Henley
took place on the Schuylkll River.
The magnitude OF the event can be
gauged in measure from the eN-
tremely long programme, which tn
cluded entries not only from Phl4aueI-
pha. New York Boston, Washington
ana Baltimore boat clubs, but also
from Yale. Pennsylvania. Harvani.
Syracuse and other colleges rs we'll as
from many asLirants for the scholastic
aquatic hOnorS
IL Is estimated that more than 10000
spectators turned out 10 witness the
days rowing exhibition. The drive
ways through Paramount Park and along <
the river banks were crowded with ve-
hlcles OF every description. from the
pleblan bicycle to the more aristocratic
motor car
second -Four Dared shells First. staten
Islend. second. Arl-l, of Baltimore; third,
second Eight Dared Shells First, Ariel.
baltimore recun University Of Pcnn&l-
vanla Freshmen: third. West Philadelphia.
Fire, -Four DARED sheus-Firs,, Bachelors
B e. second. Philadelphia u G Time
First cenupedes First, Nassau New
YORK second. Philadelphia g.; third.
N,,i-r fuuIsh. Crescent Tine s.l2
Ei.hi cared Scholastic First Central
Manual second Central High school Time
IE'ir.t single scuu First c u Wood.
phnadelphin y = second. Fred shepheari
WiiiiamsSa. "a. University IL r. lime,
III Elr1,.oarcd JunloS College crews-.First,
yenIn second varsity; third University u
q of iIarvarl. ilmo, I'm. a's
The evening world., 1906-05-26
WRECKERS THROW
CENTRAL TRAIN
FROM THE RAILS
Bad Smash Up the State
and Police After Strik-
ing Italians,

AMSTERDAM. y. Y. MAY 90
Wrrckcrs dcralled the New York Cen
tral express train No 81. eas,5ound,
early to-day near Hoffmans. seven miles
east OF this city, while running Mt a
high rate OF speed. No lives were lost.
The train consisted OF seven express
oars, two horse cars and three empty
drlwing-room coaches
The locomotive and two express cars
left the rails. ploughng across the
tracks and heaping upon the wes;oound
rails. blocking all traffic.
one hundred Italian section hands be
tween Hoffmans aud this city struck
Thursday for higher wages and
marched seven miles along the Contru's
tracks. Yesterday they continued their
demonstrations. but several OF the men
were arrested In this city for ,respassins
and were iined. and 1t is probable that
an investigation OF the wreck VIII lead
10 the dis ,overy that the strikers were
responsible FOR It.
An Investigation showed that the
wreck was undoubtedly caused by the
fish-plates on the rails being tampered
with. No other cause can be ascribed.
as there are no switches at the point
under the bridge where the wreck oc-
Cured
Train No. %. solid Pullman train.
made up of about nine sleeping cars.
passed the scene OF the wreck. west
bound. just one minute before the
smash-up. Express train No. 81 west
bound was tagged east OF the Hoffman
Bridge andsent back TO Carman. where
IL crossed 10 the West Shore
The evening world., 1906-05-26
EVANS HELPS OUT
THE BALL PLAYERS
Moves Fleet Over to Rockland
(Me.) SO They Can Play
Tomorrow.

''F!gLtlne Bob" Exams is fgMing mad
Therefore the Atlantic squadron viii
no longer sunday" AT Provincetown'
Aiass-to use commercial travellers
expression,
The Rear-Admirars correspondence
and that OF the Navy Department was
made public. showing why the fleet
wopld hereafter Sunday al Rockland.
Me. II wac an nn account Of Sunday
a,seh4H The sailors took their only day
ASHORE 10 play The great American
came TO the scandal OF the Evangelical
-.lllancv ~ Boston and vicinity.
The alliance wrote to Secretary Bona
part accusing Evans OF cowiug the Sc
lectmen of Provincetown into allowing
sunday ball The Admiral resented the
insinuation. and TO prove II had the
place for 'Sundaying changed TO
Rockland. Nc. where the sailors can
exercise to their hearts content
The evening world., 1906-05-26
BY JOVE! HERE'S
A GAME FOR YOU

My word but this is exciting The
blooming Yankee game OF baseball was
played IN London to-day when the
Woolwoch Arsenal team defeated tho
picked team ot experts from the
various colleges In the vicinity OF Lon
don by the pheuonenally close score Of
% To B.
BY ioye, 1t vas bloody exciting In the
last iuus when It wac thought the
blooming coll"glans might tie the
blasted score Several top hats were
smashed iu IA excitement and The
bally promoters OF the affair were Jolly
well funked because the book or rules
had been lost and nobody knew the
u case ct u tie But Wu.-
w.ch bowlcd ovrI the colleginns and the
audience repaired TO pub declaring De
preferred squhch.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
TWO AUTO OWNERS
HELD FOR SPEEDING

Two automobile owners caught in the
came block were arraigned In West
chester Court to-day. charged with
spcod violation Charles Wil!etts, OF
No IS West Twenty y-sixth street, was
arrested at Jerome avenue and Two
Hundred and Thirty-slxth street by Mo-
tOrcycle Cop Manwaring. who said he
was going tAlrty-siX miles an hour.
WiNetts Thought he wasn't going that
fast He was held IN $500 bail for trial
The same disposition Was made OF the
case Of HeTs,-ri ". Enbank OF No 9ODl
seventh avenue Roundsman Howe ar
rested Enbank ten minutes after WI
let's and Ia the same block.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
FROLIC ENDED In
DEATH, TWO HELD.

Maelstrate Walsh In Harlem Court to-
1ay remanded To the Coroner Thomas
poughlln. Of No. g., Fast one Hundred
and Thlrty-eighth street, and Thomas
Judke. OF No. ~, East one Hundred and
I~onty-ninth street VINO We're with
down while skylarkinG in saloon AT
one Hundred and Twenty ninth street
and Third avenue on Saturday night.
Denny died on Tuesday OF fractured
skull
The three men were arrested on Sun
day morning, but said they were the
best OF friends and We're discharged.
Denny had a scalp wound but seemed
a. rlght when arraigned.
The evening world., 1906-05-26

YOUNG WOMEN between
II and SO years OF age to
learn the telephone business
permanent positions in con-
trail offices for those who
qualify; salary S6 per week 4;
paid while learning. Apply
after 8 A. M, at 1879 E. 18th St,
NEW YORK TELEPHONY L
COMPANY.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
ALFONSO TAKES ENA
FOR SPIN IN AUTO.

MADRID. May % Klnr Alfoas I
rode IN an automobile to-day from the
Royal to the Pordo Palace, where he
Joined Princess EnA Later the Kius
hrousn. the Princess and her mother
Princess Henry 10 Madrid, driving the
car himself
Much enthusiasm was manifested
blong the route, the people ioyfullyi
testfying their admiration and sym
patty FOR the prlncess
There are no notable features on the
programme to-day.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Bank President Accused.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May 26-Gor-
don Dubosc. President Of the First Ma
tlonol Bank. OF Ensley. Ala. which was
recently merged with the Bank OF Ems
ley. was arrested here to-day by Deputy
United States Marshal II T.. Ashley
on n charge OF having embezzled $40 900
OF the First Nationals mosley by the
rparuar
The evening world., 1906-05-26
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The evening world., 1906-05-26
SLOWS
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is the way people in China say
Good Morning" The greeting of
almost every nation is an inquiry
after health. The Chinese have the
root OF the matter. A strong stom-
ach is the foundation. Look after
this organ and the general health
cares for itself Man is so consti-
tuted it cannot be otherwise. 1t is
the mission OF
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Cable from Sir Thomas.

shortly before the ocean race to Ber-
muda started Dr. De Mund. OF the
Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta Commit
tee. received the following cable from
Sir Thomas Upton who gives the
81 900 Cup for the race; Best wishes
FOR IA Keen and close race Inav the lest
hont gri the gun at Bermuda
The three yachts ramerlUne Ggunt-
ct and lila started promptly AT o'clock
with the wind southwest and suonRer
than in the morning with l!Eh' fog from
the ocean.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
GETS LIFE TERM FOR
RESTAURANT MURDER.

NYACK " y. May ed-snas David
son Was sentenced 10 lf" mprIsogmor
in Sing Sing to-day after jury ha
found him guilty Of murder IN the SOC
strecier ~ a HaNertraw dining r0,r
last winter.
The jury went OUT yesterday an
eronEhi IN is verdict az 80 this mon
hE. ...-.--,... .,--,-.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Ninth Inning.

Jordan again died on splendid
smash to Ganley. Maloney famed
Bergen out on Shcehan's nice stop near
third NO RUNS
Sheghan nled 10 Batch Clarke batted
for Gibson and slng!eh TO right Phelps
baited FOR Icever and led to Maoney
CLARKE stole without throw. 10 sec
ond Meier singled, Clarke scoring
l.umlev under orders would not throw
home Gnnev walked, Leach filed 10
I.umlev. ONE RUN.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Fifth Inning.


Fifth Inning.
Davy Jones tore OF n hit 70 let which
was good for Two bags. Chesbro then
pulled down Cohb's high bounder. and.
shooting the bah to ln7orte, nailed
Jones NJ third Cobb made a pretty
steAl OF second by n slide. Crawford
started the fans yelling like niadnen
by smashing the boil nves, CDnroy
head IN deep centre tor nome run,
scoring Cobh ahead of him. Lindsay X
grounler was fumbled by laporie, ,;!v-
in: the batter his base. Mclntyts was
thrown out at iirst by Chesbro. Lindsay
reaching second. Coughlln rolled
SLOW one to- Chesbro and perIsaed at
frst TWO RUNS
Chase lifted a high one which Cobb
gathered in Laporte also contributed
skyscraper but this time DaVy Jones
smothered the ball Williams drove
fast bounder to CoughEn. and was the
third victim NO HUNS.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
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The evening world., 1906-05-26
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CONTINUED from First Pageo

GO, under. Elberfeld soaked a groundeI
10 Coughlm, who stopped on third base
forcing Moriarty NO RUNS.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Eighth inning.
Ninth Inning.

Schmidt was retired, Elberfeld 70
| Chase Nullin nied 10 Morlarlty. Jones
| nied TO COuroy. NO RIMS.
The evening world., 1906-05-26
Sixth Inning.

| Lowe Was disposed OF on MS grounder
by Elberfeid to chase, kieino%, vi aitsr sy
| near the boxes. Mullin sent soar 7
| mile In the air. and Cc1Toy snatched
| the hall when II came down No
conroy's hounder was too hot for
| Coughlin 10 handle. and Wild got his
bese Moriarity bunted to Mullin, who
| shot the ball to Lowe. forcing Conroy
at second Kielnow's long. ny was
grabbed by Cobb Chesbro fouIed out
to Crawford. NO RUNS.
Seventh Inning.
Jon.s soaked a liner over third base
Cor a sack Cobb sacrificed. kleinow
throwing hi.n out a; first. Jones going
10 second. Crawford smashed out long
! ny 10 deep right. which looked good FOR
A homer. Kecler. by fast sprintng'
grabbed the ball and throwing II 10
williams the latter then shot II to "a
porte. doubling W Jones AZ tnirn; ne
cheering that greeted the great playing
| and <eeler's catch could be heard Tor
blocks away NO RUNS,
Keeler was given another ovation
when he came 10 the plate ana re-
sponded by laclng out single 10 centre
| on Eiberfeld's single 10 left keeler
| reac he'd third. Elbcrfeld stole second
| unmolested- The squeeze play was
worked successfully. Chase bununs
|
doubled TO left. sending Elberfeld home
and promoting Chase to third. Will
! lams flied ont to Cobb. Chase scoring
and Laporte reaching third. Conroy
singled 10 left, sending Laporte over the
plate Morlarity followed with triple
along the first base line. scoring con-
roy Klelnow flied TO Lowe. Chespro
famed the air. FIVE RUNS.
Eighth inning.
Lindsay stroled on four wide ones.
Mcintyre was retired by Williams and
| Chase. Lindsay reaching second. Cough
| lin went out. Elberfeid to Chase. Lind
say getting to third Lowe was the
tsird out Eherfeld and Chase taking
care OF his bounder NO RUNS.
Keeler made his third safe hl' a
double to centre, Elberfeld walked
Chase bunted. and on Mullins's high
throw the bases became filed. Lsporte
singled TO lett, scoring Keeler and FL
he-fold Williams sacrificed. Conroy
fled out 20 Cobb and Chase was nailed
az me plate on Cobb's pretty throw.
TWO RUNS.
Ninth Inning
schmidt was retired. Elberfeld to
| Cbuse Mullin 0ied 10 Morlarlty. Jones
The evening world., 1906-05-26

Alperman hit between Ritchey's legs
Alperman second on passed ball. I.cevel
handled I~wis's little tap TO Neaion
Stricklett famed. Casey waited for ,
base on balls Batch singled. scorinl
Alperman. and going to second on IN,
throw in Lumley's line ny went into
Wagncr's hands ONE RUN
Ganlev's speedy one haser got u,
Casey Leach flied 10 Lumley Wagner
singled past Casey Nenlon famed OF
three pitched balls. Ritchey flied tc
inmieN No RTTNg
The evening world., 1906-05-26
First Inning.

Casey out TO Nealon. unasslsted, on a
hard grounder Batch out, Sheehan to
Nealon. Bergen out TO Meier. NO
runs.
TO Jordan Leach few ou 10 Maloney.
NO RUNS.
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The Good Today

a the past that many
people 20 speak Of he -Eood times Of long aeo"
hcnefctent let the years
tore thai heael tho earlier
and permits happily the memory Of good
He forgcts monoeny nightly oay
make"
she anything all
about mush
lahoer Injuries Queen
beth ofday telephone eleotre
purposes homes well lighted well piumbe aud
nothing the thousand and articles that
regard uxuuesmaches for example
Nowadays contagious cties.
aud well cared tho
housckecpors Of today.
The society business tieea-has no time
home she the paos Of professional
use hour rested aud happy aud
ready for a evening
Arc your feet urodf In minutes the ehropods win I'm
you you dance tin
viii your hands the hair ape
easi will hair adjust complexion for
men just a we'll the
How inconycnent have been 10 have been alive
finy years agol
timesg Think a trip Europe
and each coming year brings luxurles.
much automobiles ahead Of oxearts
will ashps automobiles through
o win these today.
years will find bat cumbersome nut
past the gentleman VIII be
To-day Is world saw. VIII
bs better
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u only lacked two weeks now until
the tune limit was az hand.
nut Kent was IN n had hufnor
that morning Ra he sat IN HE shop,
Bradford had been threatening 10
diaciase hts secret gambling abi
had limited az having found the
mluaina hsir A. Tho prioe OF his
aiiance bradford demanded the hand
OF faueile IN marriage. Added 60
thiu Kent suspected his daughter
WIS IN love with william LandHon,
man 81 All work. whom he had
hired few weeks before.
IN the midst OF KrntA medithti0ns
bradford came IA ITO had evident
~ been drinking ana. seeinG Lucile
helping IandHnn arrange some rugs
FOR display lost all caution. We
caught the terrified Eirl and while
trying 60 Kiss her proposed mar
riago. tandsun stood as " paralyHed
Tor al instant rhrn his risht arm
shot out and bradford dropped The
shrleh. u the alarmed girl brought
Ia crowd % curious neighhofh.
Iyina on the floor. afraid Go rise
Bradford yrlisd out hia atory Kent
Was almost la a frenay. Ills dts
grace Was public and hia daughter
had sought shelter In the arms Of
MA servant. l.andaon.
la tho midst Of the huhbub no
ono noticed tho entrance of pro-
fessionsl looking man Who, walking
over 90 t.andaon. said
"Nr aimms. tho proofs are eon-
elusive You are indeed the miss
ting heir % this property"
The rest OF the story was soon
told. The servant was truly young
siums. who had taicn tho name of
G.andaon on his travels ana had
eofno home. only o. ind his father
Was dead while his lawyer Ca.
vestlsated hts proofs Simms hired
out O. Kent 90 see Tot hlmssif how
the property was being managed
Kent was continued In charge ~
the eurta store. and az a sift 90 hts
father in-iaw Simms on the day Of
hts marriage 20 i.uciia gave him re-
ceipta for his cancelled gambling
debts
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slMs issaiBtspc:
- M
CONC Eanlno THg UNcTUoUs uTE.

the Wild war~hoop Of the
the gallant biueshed eayaFyman
butt shooter Is the wndap
al pictured Of their
there sound but the duh hud Of
pckng fresh Of coined beef hanad the
untaab abone from The chuck waTon Then back to
quarters the rctho The tie
flushing lie not the waFpath aud knew It all
simply snuffe cocaine dreamed be the
crawle through ho In the fence
HE not he going but he hts
corral the morning the bureau Of In
dian affairs able bodied bucks about
crrhoalsveed parahs and enough aanawa to
easily traced b. the scent
ugly and Wyoming What TO be
They They refused smoke the %
anything but chew Of tobacco something
out OF a bottle soon hreaenns reached
Bloodirs raids made chicken eoopa Bread with
the hands uf innocent children the
frontier settlements They menace to the
besides liable contaminae the water supply BY
wading a.
thia7 Government 10 the reacue Artillery
them Perhaps Of the would
band the Little Big Horn Then the
whos dastardy venKefu
Knives The departing noble would BE-
swift Prayers said for the
udi awaited with
happoned7 Why. with shoulder rode
said. Hey Kit back whore
from The red gfunted
joyously. He had got what he was staling for