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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18

San Francisco. Jan. l6.-A Telegram
received Monday from Secretary Mst.
calf says that the department has or
dereJ tia, II Wheng Shi and a Yok.
on board the Coptic. nov on ths way
10 China via Honolulu. be transesrrsd
at Honolulu and returned to San Trsa-
cisco 10 be held In custody of tis
steamship company oenAing acpsai
proceedings in the Cnitsd States cir
cult court Of appeals. TAess Chinese
were shipped out OF the state by tie
local Chinese bureau on m ordsr of
deportation after the bareaa had been
advised that an appeal haA been a..
lowed by the UniteA States district
Judge. Dehaveu II wsA and "a Yok
claim TO he native Americans and Nx
shi Is II wah's wife. and demandei
Admittance as such. -
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Mr. Chadwick Pu, TO Work.

Columbus, o.. Jan. l7.-CaSsie l.
Chadwick, w.o has been too weak 10
work for the past few days and who
has been confined In the hospital al
The female dcpar'm Of the pcni'en.
t!ary BEGAN her du'ies with the otLcr
Wou.u c.-y'cfs today she was set
10 .r- ,l''Onhp,cs In -iirts
and .. continue ~ his work until
N. become we'll enough 10 run sew.
lnS machine.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
ENCOUNTERED RoUoh VOYAGE.
Italian Steamer Badly Battered by
Terrific Seas.

New York. Jan. l'.-wnen the Hal
ian steamer McnviSo dOcLed In Jer-
sey City yesterday. her officers told
OF an excce lirg'y rough voyage from
Genoa IN ..g ssSrse Of ghics he third
ma" vas s'verely injured. and the
bridge and deck works badly battered
Tn" Monviso was IS days makins
the trip. Last Friday In the gull
stream huge wave boarded the YES.
SCI. washing Captain Costa from the
bridge and throwing Third Officer CT
ovanni against a crate. Giovanni suf
fered numerous cuts and brui rs. The
bridge structure Was warped and the
steel doors in the deck cabins bent by
the force ~ tie water. The seas
strained he ship SD that she began 20
make water, and from Friday nigh, un.
I'll Monday morning II was necessary
70 work tac pumps.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Texas Murder Trial Commences.

Bcllvi!le. Tex. Jan. 1.-THE trial
OF W 7. EliriLse. a wealthy citizen
OF San Antonio. indicted for the muir.
DOR of W. r. Calhoun. comes up here
today and both SIDES announced ready
for trial EldriJge shot and killed
WIi4am DunOvant, his business part.
mer. some time since On the trial
he Was acquitted Asterward an at.
temp, was mate 10 assas sinate him.
and he accused Calhoun, who was
DInOvant's brother in law. Last sum.
mer Eldridzc saw Calhoun on a train
near here and s.ot him to death. Rang
crs have been sent here 10 remain
during the Trial.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Celebrates s6th Birthday.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. l7.-Coione.
Curhbcrt Bulli,t. one OF X, ntucky'
most distinguished citizens. today Gel.
ebrat"d his s5th birthday. many peo
pie calling at his residence during the
day 70 pay their respects. Although
CO.on"l Built does not near or see
a. vel, as formerly. ne is still as care
tul Of his personal appearance as In
his younger day. He was a prOmi.
rent hsur" IN New Orleans during the
reconstruction lays.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
CASHIER COMMITS SUICIDE.
No Cause Can Be Assio oned For Rash
Deed OF Young Man.

WaGi">. "a. Jan. =. ac-nar. I.
Humphrey. cashier OF re P2". q:
Wd.."I. Ai,aI .lu.>.f Mouaa} mora.
ing II. was ore oi re most pro,ni.
IN, young business n.,n IA tais see
ton 81 G'ocs.i he Aas . native o:
Wr>. Pom AMI went - SNAin>lpro
IA l>."; A. Cl-a.,- oi tht WI':am bank.
lie Was marie! IN June. ls,.. % Mi,
Ha't!e DAME. !oun s",t daughter -.
Hon. Hca.y Z. DAME. ~ Swain boyo
In lSHl when the bank ~ Wailey Aas
organized. Lc cam" here ~ cashier Of
nat ins''nticn. NaicL position h- has
sine" held lie Was prominent In
several secret society orders. being a
men,i"r H Masonic. X. ~ T.. Oii
Fellows and Roya. Arclnum. in the
las, nam,Ni Of which hc carried insur
ance Mr.. Humphrey Was 50 years
Of age AMI caves fear children
No cause can b. assigned for his act OF
self-destructiOn President George
R-n'z came 10 S~ainsboro and he of.
tcers and direc'ors of tie bank lavs
been investigating the books ot the
dead cashier. There Is no shortage
so far as can Ice discovered. but q
bank examiner and expert acountant
will be pu' To work on The books. The
bark Will throw open IFS door and pay
every dollar owed To any icpositOr.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Filed, Grows Worse.

New Yvrn. Jan. I1.-T.e formal
bulletin issued 10y Dr>. James. JAM
way and Billings. shorty after ! p
IL. Tuesday Afternoon was aS follows:
Mr. Fled has grown worse and ais
condition has become very grave Mr..
Fields lawyer W g Fca'r. ~no was
a. the hoe, today. denied a report
that no hal b"' II ca,lel by Mr.. Field
- make ais Will, L. Is laid that Mr..
Fic'd', vii AMI o:h,r business affairs
Wer" pu' IN perfect or,ier by Lim when
d" left Chicago. AMI that h" mas touch
ei no general NuSinc,s matters since
bis return fiom Europe
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
GREAT DAMAGE IS
DONE BY STORM
Ohio. Kentucky and Indiana
Suffer Great Loss.
ONLY ONE FATALITY REPORTED
Numbers Of Buildings Were Wrecked
at Various Piaeex-Lims, O.. Pres
byterian Church Struck by Lightning
and Quilted by Fire.

Cincinnati. Jan. IA specia. re-
ceiNeI today from various points In
Ohio. lnJians and Kentucky. tell OF
great damage done by a severe wind.
rain and AAi! storm last nigat.
During the height Of the storm the
wind reached a velocity Of 10 TO 60
miles an hour. One fatality is report
ed, and several others were injured
The telegraph and telephone compa-
MES suffered severely by wires being
blown down 1 nall directions. In Can
cinnati not much iamage vas done.
Al Lacaster. Ohio. several buildings
were wrecked and considerable dam.
age:i reported there TO outhouses ana
several dwellings at Springfield. O.,
we're blown OF their foundations dur
ing the storm.
At Lima. o.. the Main street Pres5y-
terian church was struck by llgntning
and was g'ntej by nre caused from The
HASH.
At Eaton. O.. q school house In the
Pence neigh hoorhood. 5 milss north. was
razed. and many buildings. barns and
small houses were demolished. Miss
Bertha Hart and :5 pupils In The
school building when Is collapsed.
aside from q few minor bruises, co
capped without injury. TTTT~--s
Paiucah. Ky. reports that o number
OF houses and shed were unrOofed
and other damage done.
Several barges OF ties in the har.
bor there AMI at ROckport and Joppa.
Ills. were sunk.
Al Frankfort. Ind. the wind demol.
ished q brick school house. and Ella
Johnson. agei II. was crushed under
the debris and instantly killed. Her
syear-Old sister and the teacher. Ho-
nser kurtz. sustained broken arms.
A. Newcastle. Ind. q large smoke
stack fell on the roof OF the Christian
church while the double funeral scr
vices Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. shoup
was In progress. Great consteruar
t!on prevailed In the church.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Texas Wants $3.50. 900.

Austin. Tex. Jan i7.-Adju,ant
General Hulen. Of the stat eof Texas.
has left for Washington. D. c.. witt
some $500 700 worth OF claims against
tae federal government. These claims
represent frontier protection afforded
by Texas troops during the early days
Of Texas. II Is thought taat there Is
an excellent chance for their settle
mcnt AZ present.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Chief Enaineev Of Canal Tes.ifes.

WashinscOn, Jan. l1.-CA.cs Eng.
n"o- John r. Stevens. In lnm,diat,
Cha~ge oi 'hc construction Of the Pan.
sn.a anal. -aN, stimopy before he
senate commute, Tuesday Oh inter.
oceanic Clna,s The committee an
nVinc,L MAJ he cXani"a'ion would
chiefly i. a 20 'lc type q. cana. "a
BE- built. with ~ e>p,ciai beariu- On
I'll" rrp.pv' u ne cOH,u'!ng board ~
engiu"r.,. who-' final ?. port has not
ben made I-I5..c Fo- 'Da' reason
III" committee ILc. ia executive s,s'
son
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18

Chattanooga. Tenn. Jan. l7.-Aunt
Kitty Boyd. and ante bcllum nasrsss
10 years old. was burned 70 death In
her cabin near here. She arose In re
night to tix the fire and her clothing
elugni fire from the sparks. She had
never been sick q day In her life. A
ono time she brought $500 On tho
auc' ion j.ock.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Plumbers Plead Guilty.

Toronto Jan. IN. c',,-um j..
pr'-'ru'iun .s re plum rr. ., nd
N.Gra.s for 'pu.ining IN r,-.rA.r, OF
trsd- has resulted IN - mn p'"at
Ing guilty Fo-'y wee y'-' rdly
hne 'a'al - $1,000. zee ne, ~
o'h"-s being ~ ?crlel. IT, co~h!.
alton a. a whole vas fnet .l2 b., s1y
-eral weeks ago.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Minus a District At,orneY.

Montgomery. IA. Jan III. of
fee II In'Nl S'g'"s dls'ric' attorney
for The m'!!" t.,'rict ~ Alabama l.
nov vacant Ttr ''rM 90 W 6 Reese
expired Sa'uria' ani he docs no,
h"d over ur'' l.s ,1rJ.. -u- qualities
tt" Eom:na'.pa Era~'gs Par~ou- T.
pntlnS hefo. '." judiciary commit.
tee Of 'Ae senate
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
viii Reduce Rates.

LouisSi..r. Ky Jan. l7--As a rcsup
NJ the hearing before the Sou. u
Mississippi Valley Fr"iel' association.
the railroad, In Louisville no rail.
rol!, nave announced a reduction ~
y - = cent, In both C.a-. and CON
molly -au', 20 Mon gomery. selma and
other territory -uy,rn"d by tnc Mont
soW'ry ra''- Ta' ca. scs viii - IN ID
effect F.bru,ry -.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
CONFERENCE MEETS
At ALGsRICAS SPAIN
Spanish Minister Delivered the
Spe ech Of Welcome.
GREAT ANIMATION PREVAILED
The Duke " Ainodovar Was Unsni.
mously Elected President Of Confer,
ence on Proposal Of Herr Ra6owitx.
Chief Of German Mission.

Ag"Cirs>. Spain, Jan. lG.-2:s0 p
m.-The delegates 10 LAe MOrGcan
conference are assembling Great an
imation prevails.
tt" American delegation has ar'.v
ed a; he 'o~n hall. following the Span
ish. French. German and British dele
gates
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
President Proposed.

A!gec!ras. Jan. lG.-3:5j D. M
Herr Radowi'z. chief Of he German
mission. proposed the Duke OF Almo-
joyar as president of the conference.
and the other countries represented,
Including tAe United States. seconded
the proposal.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Nearo Decline censuIshIp.

Washlnson. Jan. III. G. Napier.
The negro LAWYER and banker Of Mash
vile Tena.. who Was recently offered
the position ~ United States consul
al BAHIA. Brazil. called on the presi-
deat and thanked nlra for The proposea
appolatneat bat d.cilssd n
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Conference Opens.

A!:cciras. Jan. 10. SO p. The
Moroccan conference has opened TdC
Duke OF Aimoiovar. the Spanish for.
eisn minister. delivered toe speech Of
welcome
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Meriwether's Trial Proceed,

Annapolis. Jan l7.-Tne 'ria. OF
Mit.a.puau Minor M'rlHe'I.r. ~. o.
charge, 81 talirc IN six Spa "a u
stances prJ- ct ed 'O.ay HI, counse.
James VI MCnro". entered ca-illeuges
10 certain members of The court th.s
morning.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18

Lima. o.. Jan. 1.-THE town oe
Convoy. - miles from here. 10 report.
ed to have been swept away By nrs
last night.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-18
Pres dent Elected,

A,gcciraS, jan. lG.-I:lJ p. m-The
Duke OF AimotoNar va: unanimously
maGe president. and the confer, nee
aGjourLcI s.3j p m. ua,n tomorrow.
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SALES.
Ii. FIRusKI. Auct.. 20 BOw.ry, seIlsstlc


LII. FIRUsKI: Auct 20 Bowcry; seIIss NJ
Dec. i7-order II. Phillips. 1877 Bowey al ds.
%o9d ia w HI,,I ns, is ,S ;sCs, g sC S6' . sSssy .S Ssi IS %.s,
i25th ST. pledged prior Dec, 10, 1905, 20 No 7itco:
az 81 s older p, ds,ss G SIior o Nov. .! Srd 1885, . 10 . No. .I 5000. al
older dates held over.
&c, pledged prior Dec, 7, 1906.
Dec. i:-Pi3s c9~Psispm1D, js sSsim.r 30, ID Az,
Dec. 10 order w%. simpson q co Isl sow.!y:
Scripiion pledged prior Oct. 20. 1905. to No. s7Tos.
o. Dee. a%ofder VIM. simpson, 81 Park row; oil
diamonds. watches. lewelry, goods every dsscrip;
ton pledged prior Oct. II. 1905, to No. s9oss. all
Dec, 3I-Jos. Anderson. sU W. 42d 81; all dls:
p pToT brc a77 !. 1875. to 10. 1900. al older dates.
JULIUS sHONGooD. AuctOneer. =. Bovery.
by Jos. Shongood's sons. Auctoneers:
Dec Dec 4 L JJI9IsiIng. H S,Tss5 4 Bros Co.. rs ssOs S1a ISa' ST.
Dec: Is ciolhinlE. DC pledges from Nos. 4iCoo
10 l4So9; Il. c, Lang, 100 Avenue c
Edeistein & CO.. saccessors to NJ Levy ss,s Sd az.
Dec. 10 %Jcwelry, watches, diamonds, &c. pledged
8 Aurses. s7s stanton st.
Dec. IemGlothing. &c. !. BrucEheirner. 7e "a
,,. Dec; q, ?oIJsweITy ono tsrs' &C; Mo-: tsSie e
f Ts,tef To s. S' h. & N eSli .eoS SOS c9 S I sS son %
Dec; 2lTClothi59HsS SIC; pledged to Dec. H. 1895.
Dec. 2i-odds and ends tools, r~evOlysrs. etc:
\: SellngeI ga I'd ay. Marks Loan Once, 7o57
" Nv A. NHOTnetclns 900 vi dNs
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. M. sHEEHAN.
Auct.. lS2 lA Canal ST.. will sell at 10 a. N:
Dec. II BY II. McAleenan. ~ Full ton St, Brook.
lyn; diamonds, lewelty. &c. No. I74ls. Oct. 1 10
1928. Nov. H. 1905. Inclusive, and all goods held
over.
Dee. fly S. Leichtsntritt, 57 I'd sv.: clothing
pledged TO Dec. 10. 1905.
Dec. ls-By Il. FreeI, 70 New Chambers 81
clothing pledged 70 Dec. 10. 1908.
Dec. lS-By j. Simpson 4 Co., 22j Park row:
diamonds. lewelry. sflveTware. &c. pledged 70
oct. 7, 1905, Nos. / TO $4,000. and all goods held over.
Dec. 10 By u. Lavcry. Brooklyn. Jewelry.
Dec. by N. Hackett. Brooklyn. clothing.
Dec. s0-By r simpson q Co, 1875 Bowery: dlA-
nlnqds. Iewelry. slyerNare. furs, pledged 10 No.
1900. Oct. /. 1908, and all goods held over.
D,C, D-By NJ. LAvery. 54 9th av.. clothing
pledged TO Dec. 10. 1908.
ELL SODEL Auct, s. Bowery, sells 10 a, NJ. ali
goods pledged prior Dec. 10. 1875. and all EoodA
held over from y TeyiOus sales.
Dec. 17-Jewelry. WeinbergeT Rros, 1873 Ave. a
and Rubin's Loan once. Brooklyn :,
Dec. ~ Clothing. N. Y. Loan Once, 1881 ID avg
Dec. 10 -JewrirS. !. NeisenDorger. 1891 "a az
NJ. Harlem, Brooklyn.
Dec, 2O-Jewrlry. and goods Of every descriptions
from Nos. 24Oo 20 0i55. and all dates he'll Over, VmS
Prayer. AT 7th av.
Dec. 2l--Qothing, Haskell 4 Co., rs lotA avst
! and Ruoin'sIQsp-cmes p22kiyA<s -
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REFEREE FOR DEUEL. STANDS.
Appellate Division Holds That II Can re
moXe q Special Sessions Judge.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court holds unanimously. in an opinion
handed down yesterday. that the Court Of
Special Sessions is not a court of record,
and therefore denies the motion OF Joseph
NJ. Deuel. for the vacation Of the order
made in June last appointing ex-Judge
Martin l.. Slower as referee TO inquire into
and report on the charges pending against
Deuel. and on the proceedings for the re-
moval Of deuel. from the Office Of Justice
of the Court of Special Sessions.
Martin W. Littleton, representing Deuel..
moved last Friday 20 vacate the order He
argued that the language Of section II Of
the Code OF Criminal Procedure made the
Court Of Special Sessions a court OF record
and that, therefore, under the Constitution
its Justices can only be removed by the
Senate on the recommendation Of the Gov
ernoI
Howard Cans, representing William
Travers Jerome, Edward NJ. Shepard and
James ". Osborne, h petitioned the
Appellate Division for the removal OF
DetIel because OF his notorious connection
with Topn Tones and other enterprises
of Col. W. d. Mann, opposed the applica-
ton on the ground that section II wal
written incorrectly and that in any event
10 had been superseded bv a subsequent
amendment to the Code Of Civil Procedure.
which distinctly classes the Court ri Special
Sessions among the courts not of record.
In any event, Mr.. Cans argued. the Court
OF Special Sessions was created after the
abortion OF the constitutional provision
which forbade the LEGISLATURE to establish
any new courts OF record other than those
described in the Constitution.
The word "not" in the phrase .courts
not OF record was omitted in the amended
form Of section II OF the Penal Code now
in eject. and by this omission the section
reads as IL the Court of Special Sessions In
one of record. The word mot" was in the
section before IL was amended in 1895. The
AppeIlate Division holds that the omission
OF the word mot was a mere scrivener's
error.
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WORKS As A COMMON LABORER.
wealthy PrOtese Of the MahsraJah OF
R.roda Learning How 10 Nah Acid.

M~IpDLETowN. n. Y, Dec. lit has just
been discovered hat Gashvant @. Pandit,
a protege OF Saysjihao Gaekwar Maharajah
Of Baroda, India, is working az a common
laborer in the factory of Corbett q Stewart
at Roscoe. Pandit is said to be worth
millions. Industrial conditions in Ind
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II is his intention TO al part in the task
with the consent of the Maharaiah Of Baroda,
he came to this country to gain a thorough
insight into the acid manufacturing BUSH
ness, which. he believes, would be a great
success in India.
Mr.. Pandit says that no has never eaten
a bit of meat in his life, nor even an egg, and
has never been i'll. He il a high caste
Brahmin and believes in the tra~nsmigration
Of the soul and in reincarnation. He was
the champion cricket player and one of the
best wrestlers Of the University OF Bombay,
where he graduated.
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NEGRO. ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Accused Of Killing Thomas VI. RInehart In
Maryland on April Z Last.

M~IDDJErowN, N. Y, Dec. H.-Charles
Mason, alias Al Carter, alias Al Rainey, a
negro, believed to be the murderer of
Thomas NJ. Rinehart, a contractor, at Dor
sey's Run, Howard county. Md, on April Z
last, was arrested in Otisville, eight miles
from here, this afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
william Seybolt and lodged in the county
Jail at Goshen. The man had been working
as a drill runner at the new Erie tunnel
A pal called The Monk was arrested in
Otisville two months ago. The two escaped
from Dorsey's Run after the murder of
Rinehart. 4 reward Of s., 900 was offered
for the capture of Mason. He was taken
OF his guard when arrested, but made q
desperate attempt TO escape from Seyboft
while on the way to Jail. He WIS recaptured
after q struggle.
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
This afternoon. Mat, at . FEDORA Cavalier.
Alien Csruso. Scotd. paToil Dufhche, Begue,
This Evening. Pop. Prices, at s-TANNHAFU.
SER Flclsrher-EdcI Weed Burrian, Blass, GortZ,
ReinS. Muhlmauu. Cond.. Hertz.
sun. Evg., I'ec. 10, pOp. Prices, AT $50:
GRAND Sunday, NIGHT CONCERT:
SolOistS: FlcischeT -Edcl. RAppold; Rousselicre.
Stracclar. plancon. Entire Metr. opera House
Orchestra. Conductor, Nigna.
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-01-27

Right on top Of the announce
ment of the withdrawal of a mil
lion and half acres OF land for
the Cabinet Reserve, as outlined
in these columns last week, comes
another announcements that $50, 1000
acres more has been withdrawn in
Kootenai county to be added to
the Priest River Forest Reserve.
The dispatches do not indi~ate
where this land is situated, but as
it is in the Ceur d'Alene land dis
trict, it must be on the east side of
the present reserve, as the west
line Of the reserve is in Washing
ton. When the official description
arrives it will be found to include
all the land between the present
eastern line of the reserve, the
summitoi the Kootenai-Priest Lake
range and the western edge of the
meadow lands OF the Kootenai Val
ley, an area equal to the number
of acres Withdrawn.