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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
WILL NOT INTERFERE
The Teachers Examinations viii b'
Held IN the Afternoons.

The Teachers Examinations viii be
Held IN The Afternoons.
The sun contained n notice TuesdAy
TO the effect that the state Normal
terms wonld necessarily be- shortened
a few days on account ~ the date act
for the beginning Of the examination
for State, special and primary ceTtid.
cates, beginning on July IL
With this arrangement the terms
would haVe been cut short three dsys +;
but Prof p. W Corr. . member Of
the faculty oi the State Normal In
Gainesville. brought Co The sun office
q letter from Hon. W. VI Holloway.
State Superintendent, which explains
ltself The letter 10 as folloWs
II had given this examination such
publicity before the receipts Of youT
letter and the petition n which you
refer that IL will he quite impossible
for me- 20 Dow recall the announce.
msnt. However. I shall BE- pleased to
make this arrangement | shall be-
gin the sHsmisstiOn each dSy t 7p.
N. snd take as msay 80 too Subjects
each afternoon I think this plsn
ought 90 be Satisfactory. because I SOP.
pose that che school closes not later
shan . N. YouFs very truly.
"wH. %. HoLL0wAT.
State sept. Put tnst'a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11

II am Only =! year. odd al Ion't
expect even when get 10 b. real old
q feel that way ~ logs IA get
Electric Rittsr.. says Mr.E 4 Brlu.
son ~ Dlb'ln. a. SlWb there .
nothing Sls" keep. me uld =. young
and makes the week =. strong ~ this
grand tome melicine. Dyspepsia.
torpid liver ,nh,med kinsJs ~
chronic constipation are unkboSn
after taking Elsclr.c B,,ts', = reason.
able tim q ISrantesi rs all drug.
gisls Price 5bc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
SHERIFF WILSON or
CLAY COUNTY KILLED
Net Death at Hands Of 4 Negro
Whom Re Tried to Arrest.
DEPUTY KILLED The NEGRO

Sheriff FsnnsII Wires the, News From
Palatka. But Gives No Particulars OF
the Tragsdy-Sad Eno-s of
Prominent Official,
PAlatks, Fla, July 10 Sheriff Will
con OF Clay county, while attempting
to Srrest desperate ueg,o Ia that
county today, was shot aud instantly
killed by the negro, who vas we'll
armed The negro made a desperate
attempt to escape, but was pursued.
After runninRA short distance being
chased by sheriff Wilson anu deputy,
the negro turned and fred. with fatal
results
The deputy, quick to realize the
gravity OF the situation, raised h. gun
and shot, killing the negro, ll.t ~ the
latter had levrled hi. gun \, bum He
would have received the contents Of
the urGro's gun in another io,.S1'.
l. w. lI>vE't.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
non. FRANK CLARK
/ TO HAVE FINE HOME
lOrkmen Now Engaged in Erect
N ing a Modern Home,
COST ABOUT SO 900

The Home Will be Modern in Every
Respect, ard a Credit to Both Owner
and City-Mr. Clark and Family to
Arrive Here About July 20.
! Ground has been broken for the cree.
on Of . beautiful $4,000 home for
Won. Frank ClLrk, member OF Con.
Fess from the Second Congressional
District, who will make his permanent
ome here with his family after the
9th inst.
This home will be located on WeSt
liberty street, leSfiing from the court
'ouSe square to the new University
buildings, and about halt way between
he two. Liberty street is now being
considerably widened and extensively
Improved 10 many ways, principal
among which 10 the laying Ct Rrano-
lithic sidewalks the entire length II
lhe throughtare, on both sides, a dis
sance OF nearly two miles. The street
pill also be paved, series OF grass
plots run down the center and on
either side, and when completed il
'Fill make one Of the hAndsomest
riveways in the State.
The home OF Mr.. CLARK, which wac
Resigned by an expert architect, will
pe one Of the most modern and hand.
eomest In Florida. IL will be built
fith a view to comfort and conve.
pienoe. and will be credit to the city
md owner alike when completed,
With such class Of buildings ~ are
Rontemplsted, a number OF which are
low RoiuR up, in West Liberty street,
pat portion ~ the city is destined to
scome one Of the most fashionable
ssidence sections OF Gainesville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
ALAcHuA's eIo RGvlvAL.

1sps's; ssss;saS Comes 10 . Close. ~.
sss T~o Wssas' Session.
The revival a. the Bsptlss church 10
AlAshos. shIsh has bssn eopd eeisd
usdsT direction % The pas,ss. Rev W.
g. FOSTER. foe tie pest too seeks.
closed on suadsS slRhs. after Q most
saeeessfaI sssslos. . ssmbsr % Assss-
sloos 10 the sAsrvh having bsss made
b. Letters and osbsrwtss.
Os hOsdsJ mosnisE tAsss vss .
baptism 90 BsFBstt's Ahs. near
AIashas. % shisA 1ors thaa ,wsnsy
ace nsnbss u ths shsssA vsss I'm.
nspsd II vss . sioS,Sas tlns. ssd
"a Oseassoa shish vill Iona BE- sv1sa-
bsrsd b. tkOss wko vsss thsv
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
Abraham Lincoln

Was 4 man who, against ell cdIs,
ltained the highest honor a man
build get in che United Ststes Bal.
Ed'S Horh1und Syrup has attain.
place never "qoalled by any
lher like remedy. Il isa sure core
" coughs, code. bronchltip. in
benEa and all pulmonary dieaSsS.
pery mother should keep supplied
bth ihls wondsrful cough medicine.
No By w. N. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
CoLFAX re eekAH LODGE
Degree. Team VII Confer Work on
New Lodge IN jackson, "a

WV GouAo wv SaSNbo''' .. "
The degree team NJ Colts, Eobekah
Lodge No ,, +. . u +. OF tn.' city.
has been houord 10y assignment to
confer the degree work in IT, lustDtu-
ton ot the new RebskAh lodtr, which
will be- locA"d in JAcksonvl,c
The degree team NJ Colfav i,ehekah
- under the direction ~ Captain !
w Banding, master ~ g." degree
staff II comprises twrnty.tlr" young
ladies. al, ot whom are ~! rrnt'y
drilled IA the Sork. AMI who are bound
tn make an Impressive .hns.ug when.
ever opportunity presents
The team rNpcrts a. lra." here
Thursday and VA ThIr,day aui fr,.
day nights wi, confer Ia. i'gr'rs
upon member. ~ the Jacksonville
lodge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
Bell summer School.

Prot r. l.. rr,cr. Shu hu been at.
tending che STATE Normal here. has
gone Co Bell. Whsre he has b.rH a..
signed 60 tWo.mon,hs summer
school. Prof PVics 4. regarded -
one Of the mos, competent teachers la
the county, aud will awe sIcsilsnt
satisfaction In the duties uh,sh he will
undertake 90 Bell
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11

Interchangeable hsss 1910 @nss o.
TAroask Pallsa rso famga sss yg sa AaAs c0ss
L4asg aissv VI Las end sashsFn kAllvay
Tos sosvlsts isi0~nsIloa. sail %
A. GOODWIN. Tlekst Agsst. daisssvils
EEAST D EoTLsros ps-s Ar uARE, r,sv AZ,
". bsJ q Bndias is@Asoaviis, Fla
WI CRAi0 FsSsassr Trsas NsaaE-r. wfniaSson. o
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
Mill Prices

Pnsss lie thess hsss rsvsr
ssa ossFed before. SOW 10
D. tius 90 soTsF year h0sg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11
MR.. scRoooINs' CONDITION.
han Who Fell From University Build.
ing Roof Partly Paralyzsd,

ing Root Partly ParaIYzed,
Claude Scroggn', who accidentally
Rll from the roof OF Que Of the dor.
bitory buildings Of the University ~
florida while engaged in puttiaR an
be tiling. IL suiferinga great deal from
|'S injuries. which are considerei quite
erious. The victim has become par.
lAlly pArslyzed and ia othervise IN bad
|ondition
Mr.. ScrogeiDs /. at the National Odd
'ellowS Sanitarium, where he IL re.
living the heat possible attention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-11

ssmmss sssaoia4 rates " eli ssia.
mss sxsanssn poists ass sSw % ssls
ysn tAs AtiaEtis Csssi iias No tssa.
BE ~ ensssf assstao2s Voc Fstes
sesefTst4aMs 80 aag fsfogreattox. eees.
nsu.suats sra Ffank q beT isfse, De-
Svtss Rssse1ess Agzat, fseassevllis
Fiat1n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
j. j. HILL BACK IN TOWN.
GiCes No Information about Re-
ported Ore Lands Deal.

James ]. Hill returned to the city yesterday
and was busy in consultation until late in the
afternoon. When he went South, ten days ago.
II was understood that he was to spend month
with his family I'm Aiken, but Immediately after
his deperture the reports of a holding company
for the Great Northern lands and the lease
or those lands 10 the United States Steel Cor
poration became current and # was said then
that he would be back in New-York in a few
days 10 complete the deal
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hill gave no encour-
agement 10 thore who sought definite informa-
lion sDout The ore lands. When he was here
isst he said 10 all inquirers about the property
That & was neither for sale nor for lease He
added that the ore was under ground nd getting
more valuable every day. Yesterday he said
II still under ground.
To inquiries TO whether holding comparv
Was being formed. reported he rep!ied that
80, could say nothing. To the question whether
tie orc lands could be bought he replied That :
hat they there for. We VIII sell them n We
got oJr price
Despite Mi. HIS reticence. there are circ,lrn-
STANCES which seem TO confirm the belief thai a
del Cor the ore lands is in progress II is gen
,-Tslly accepted as true. also that Mr. Hill would
not have returned 10 the city at this time unless
there were important matters TO De considered
III connection with the ore lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
CANADIAN PACIFIC STOCK INCREASE.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy Says Business De-
mands Tissues Statement

Montreal. Feb. Sir Thomas shaughnessy.
president Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany to-day made a statement concerning the
plans on foot increase the authorized capital
of the company from 100000 s15OOoGO. the
additional money 10 be used in increasing the IA
cilities of every section OF the system. The
says:
a notice Of a special meeting of the shareholders
OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to be
held at the head ONCE of the company In Montreal
March 10, for the purpose of considering and
acting upon the recommendation of the directors
that the ordinary share capital Of the company be
increased from the present authorized amount OF
100000 of which the amount of Sl0l 10000 has
already been issued, to 100000
In view of the great increase in the company's
business and its continued expansion it is de
sirable that Immediate provision be made for still
further increasing the facilities OF the company on
every section OF its system. The directors have
therefore decided, subject TO the approval Of the
shareholders AT the special meeting, to make
issue immediate thereafter OF $50 10000 OF ordi-
nary capital stock. being $S60Go already au-
thorized by the shareholders and 81 5000 Of the
proposed Increase. thus making the total amount
outstanding s2l.SS0ooo. and. as in the case Of
previous issues OF stock to give the share
holders Of the ordinary capital stock the privilege
OF subscribing for the at par In the proper
uon OF one share OF stock to i've shares of
their registered holdings the closing of the
transfer books for this purpose on April 20, 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
Mining Brokers.
DISCUSS SHAW LETTER.
Wall Street Men Pleased-Cham-
bey's Committee fastened.

Secretary Shsws letter to Jacob H. Schff in
regard TO the report OF the finance committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce Oh currency reform
vas subject of much interest among bankers
Yesterday. II not only aroused good deal Of
discussion, but it had the effect Of hurrying
along the appointment of the Chambers COM
inittee 10 get together a finance commission from
the whole country and work out a plan of cur
rency reform. Morris K. Jesup. president of the
Chamber Of Commerce, came downtown and
spert several hours trying to get the proper
men to serve on the committee. He made such
good Roadway that he expects to be able TO
announce the committee tomorrow early
week.
The general sentiment among bankers was
that Mr. Shaws letter was a good one and ex-
pressed proper views OF the subject. There was
common regret that the Chamber should have
been placed in false position by the suppose
ton that if had adopted the report Of the finance
committee critcising Mr.. Shaw. The Secretary
had mistaken impression, many bankers took
occasion to explain. The report not adopted,
but laid on the table. and the resolution TO
have 4 special committee appointed with the
purpose Of getting up a finance commission to
represent the entire country was adopted
A. B. Hepburn, president Of the Chase Ma
iionsl Bank and eX-controller OF the Currency,
emphatic in his approval OF the letter He
said; The letter is all right and the writer is
absolutely correct in his Interpretation OF the
law on the subject" Concerning Mr.. Shaws
plan for increasing the elasticity Of the currency
he said that the proposition was based on the
law IN Germany which had worked we'll over
There for twenty years, and II not In good
taste for the committee Of the Chamber OF Com
Inerce 10 say that It would not work well here
Jacob H. Schiff did not TO discuss the let
Ter further than 20 say that he welcomed the
widest discussion OF the subject. He pointed out.
without going into the merits OF the report or
The committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce I'm
the framing Of which he had no part as he was
NOT member OF the committee. that the Cham
Der only received the report and ordered a.
placed on file. By unanimous vote the whole
SUBJECT or currency reform was referred TO a
national commission 10 be brought together
through the Chambers initiative Secretary
Shaw conferred by wire with Mr. Schiff on
Wednesday 20 his intention TO make public
The letter, and Mr.. Schif urged him to give if
olt for me sake OF the discussion that would
follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. BONDS OFFERED

Kuhn. Loeb & Co. % this city. invite subscription
On February u s2o0oo.ooO Of Pennsylvania com
panys per cent hfteen-twenty- fve-year gold loan
OF 1903, due April l. 1881. The principal and inter
es; of these bonds guaranteed Internationally
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The in
terest r. payable semi-annually April and Oc-
toDer I in New-York. ana both principal and inter
est free from taxes that the company may be
required pay. either under federal or PennsyI-
wanna laws The company has the option q
deem all. but any part. Of the issue April l.
1921 any interest date thereafter on giving
ninety DAYS notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
TWO CENT FARES THE LAW IN ou,o

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. S.-Governor pattiso, +bi.
afternoon signed the Frener two cent fare bill
which was accepted by the Senate toda,, - :.
now law that will go into effect in thir,0 . .
Ihe law provides that two cents shall he tho 80.
nnuIn rate charged in the State for transnorti,|z
passengers on the railroads of Ohio To- ~ ~, ~
tances In excess OF five miles There was o al us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

DOMESTIC EXCHANGING Orleans - Com
mercial. soc discount: bank, 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight, 113c; telegraph. lie. Boston-Par
Chicago-15c premium. Charleston-Buyins mar.
selling. 1-10c prmium. Cincinnati-Par Savanna n
Buying soc discount selling. zoe discount Mime
apols-6Oc premium. ST. Louis. loo premium bid 15c
asked.
BANK Cl-EARlNGS. - New-York-E Exchanges
$S45.32s,O65 balances. s17.52175 PhiIadeIr!lla-F,x
changes, s2S.4S5S6S; balances, S2.ss2 PSI Boston
Exchanges, S23945,s12; balances 81 225 Cbica
Exchanges. sS, 400 226 balances 4O5 BaItimora
Exchanges. 4S4: balances. Sos6a5
SILVER MARK ET.-Bar silver 65s.c. NTextcsn
silver dollars Sole Bar silver In London closed at
30l4d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, % 80: Lisbon 4
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MexIcan exchange an
New-YOrk is quoted at 1879
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custous rsca;r+a
reported from Washington 1852 97S: internal rava-
nue. receipts. Sss74; miscellaneous receipts BIZ 70,
Receipts for the day. Sl77s73S: expenditures 81 aqo
600 Receipts for the month to date SIS OF 100. -,
penditures N4@0oOo: excess of receipts 90 o-7 100
Receipts for the fiscal year to date sS64 seq 1e-.
penditures S65.S47OOO; excess Of expenlitrras
$75S.S7S E'''es'
SUB-IREASCRY.-The Sub-TNressur, vrss -,
itor 10 the Clearing House. s57ss7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
TO DISCUSS TRACTION WITH MORGAN,

James II. Eckel.. eX-Judge Grosscup. James NJ
Harlan and ". w. Gurley arrived in this city from
Chicago yesterday for a conference with j. Pier
pont Morgan the Chicago traction situation
The Chica goans prominently identified with rho
traction affairs of that city. II was said AT Mr.
Morgans Office Yesterday afternoon that no meet
ing had been held there as vet. II is beeve5 r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
WABASH sEAeoARD OUTLET OPENED


Cumberland Md. Feb. S-The first train over the
Western Maryland Railroad between Cnn,h.rIara
ana cherry Run. connecting the Wabash svstsr
WIN 'le eastern seaboard' arrived here from Han
cock shortly before noon to-day It Was aho4 60.
hours In making the run of nifty miles owing to tbe
1act that section of the road il nor Vet he estS
and TO numerous inspection stops The raj, leu
composed of three coaches-the private car Of yica
President Fairfax $. Landstreet the prrate car 60
General Manager A. Robertson and an extra na e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
'Ex dividend

','I r@i0N MONEY MARkEr-Csn money in
Tor short bills. lS-1Sai per cent; long hills a. ~
cent Berlin discount rate. Sss per cent Rarrin -.
change on London 30 marks 81 ptennigs -.
uiseouh' rate "a per cent Paris exchange -,
don as clad III i-'h-
rpREl'iN SEtCRTlES-Rritish consols for
money "'Hs. for tho account sare-ts -,
rentes. 80 francs IS centlmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
dunno INSISTS ON 7s-ceNr GAG

chicago Feb S-The city Council in = snsc,a,
meeting 1o-aay passed the ordinance directing tn.
gas companies Of the city TO furnish uas - -
sumers at s. cents 100 feet At present co..
consumers pay 81 thousand. and Others ~ csrts
The ordinance will not become operative ar one
a. MAYOR dunno has declared In favor of 75-cent
gas ana says he Will not sign the s6-cen+ ord,ernc
unui ne has INVESTIGATED the operation Of the na
pants "a determine whether or not they 60 50
nsh gas at % cents less and still make nr da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
U. P. DIVIDEND STILL DEFERRED.
Directors Will Meet Wednesday, When Sub
ject Will Be Considered.

The executive committee OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company again disappointed Wall Street
yesterday by making declaration the dividend
question. 1t learned, however, that meeting
OF the board Of directors had been called for Feb
ruary H. and that the subject would be considered
then.
The Union Pacific management comes III for a
good deal of criticism account OF the long delay
in announcing the dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
BOND ISSUE SALE.

Co.. .t 'er'can FINANCE Security Company is Of
ferlnG the unsold remainder of 81 Oh, GOA ho,,7 i
OF the New-Jersey Steel Company IN denominations
ol 20" and A'"" each. The bonds are to he sold a,
a bonus va" q" p'' cent common stock
orra1,ze5 fw-Jersey Steel Company has been ra
enough ord L,oehtiy and already has on its book
year - '"' i''lt running entire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
coLER's QUARRY COMPANY BANKRUPT

Albion, \. Y. Feb 8-The sandston. ,,,,.--,-- =.
Orleans County owned by the Medina Quar-, 60,
panY were sold to-day bankruptcv sa1e Co.
s452o 10 syndicate said to hold s7o0 ooo -, ~
oohds OF the company. The Medina QuarA Com
pdns was organized by NeW-York mon in ,ooo
WIN, frd 3 t'oler president and We ha,,5Ii
toI NI:7o'vi- The bondhuders will get Ia 70 ~ ~
cent OF The amount of their holdings from r. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED BRAKEMAN

verdict for $3.50 damages was awarded v.star-
dsv by Justice Maddox. sitting al white Plains in
favor Of Harold Best against the New York Central
ana Hudson River Railroad COMPANY Best VAS =
brakeman Tor the company. His right foot and left
arm were cit on by train - I'D II and the North
River last yeal. lie sued Inc compauX FOR so ~,
alleging negligence. 80 S~'V'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Money call opened ss
per cent highest. 41a per cent: lowest. 3 per cent:
last loan, per cent; closed. 31aQ4 per cent ruling
rate. ga per cent Time money quoted at 4laG
ga per for thirty sixty days and "a per
cent for three, four. five and six months. CONNER
cial paper quoted at 5G5n per cent for sixty
ninety days and 51af5ss per for four 10 six
months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Msrket closed firm
Actual closing rates follow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington. Feh. s.-The condition OF the Treas
Vt, 81 The beginning ~ business to-day was as
.elogs
RESERVE TF-ND
co!r ana bull
TRTsT FUHrys 10 REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TTFT5.sTF>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

lol'u,'h' req. p, m--The market for American
SECURITIES was heavy as rule. Final prices follow
Weines-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

ssaisO Total sales TOE the day. 'Uuus,'t tex aT /"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

Shares 1
sold