The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-01-26
TaIlAhassss, Friday, Jan. 70, 1906.


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The Globe. Of Tampa, is now publish
ed daily, making three daily papers for
that city
Editor J. X. Borland, formerly Of the
Jasper News, is now editing, and has
greatly improved, the Wildwood News.
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The Gainesville Sun says, "they are
now insisting on W. J. Hillman running
for Governor, whether he wishes TO or
not. -
W. d. Williams Advertiser comes 10
US again, and we are glad it does, for
he gives Holmes county good weekly
newspaper.
The Gainesville Sun says: 1--WE may
forgive our enemies, and partially for
get what they have done, but it is a
heap Of nerve to ask US to apologize for
them.
Now the express companies have cut
Off their free lists. II this keeps on
the big corporations will have to pay
for what they get, just the same as
poor folks.
A British speculatOr who found out
that everything that he sold went up,
and everything that he bought went
down." thanked heaven that nothing
could go sidewise.
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A newspaper asks: Can an egOtisti-
cal, hot-headed, over-bearing, vindictive
man who hates an opponent 10 his very
soul, properly represent q whole people
in anything?" and we answer, NRyl
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II il was morally a crushing defeat"
the question that naturally arises is,
what would IL have been, had the mud
singing, anonymous aggregation have
won? The election proved that the cit
liens Of Tallahassee did not approve Of
that kind Of political work.
After eight years Of litigation of a
life insurance case a decision has been
rendered in the United States district
court in Atlanta by awarding $1,000
principal and $500 interest to ROby
Robinson, Of Atlanta, against the I'm
ion Central Life Insurance company, of
Cincinnati
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Pensa-
cola, as an organization, has done good
work for that city and surrounding
country, and the organization showed
sound judgment in the election Of Frank
l.. Mays as its president As editor Of
the best daily paper that city has ever
had, he will, in his progressive, ener-
Retic work. bring TO Pensacola's bust
ness interests, through his efforts as
president and editor, all the good things
that hustler generally gathers in.
A New York dispatch Of the 25th says
Brig. Gen. Joseph Wheeler, of the u.
s. army (retred), soldier, statesman
and author, II dying at the home of his
sister in that city. His physicians
stated this morning that the end could
not be long delayed. Members OF the
family will remain within easy call Of
the sick chamber. They refuse TO aban-
don hope. but realize the gravity Of the
veterans condition. Six days ago, at
the home Of his sister. Mrs, Sterling, in
Brooklyn, where recently he lived, Gen.
Wheeler contracted a severe cold, which
developed into pneumonia From the
first the warriors sixty.nine years told
against him, and when yesterday the
disease was found To have affected both
lungs, II was feared fatal termination
was inevitable.
A pretty "how-Comc -you-su Now
just read the following taken from an
Atlanta dispatch Of the cath; John
Temple Graves. editor in-chicf Of the
Atlanta News. was today temporarily
cnJoned 10y Judge Pcndlcton, Of the
Fulton Superior Court, from using the
editorial columns Of his paper for his
personal advancement or in his candi-
dacy for United States Senator; from
reproducing laudatory comments on his
candidacy from other papers OF the
State, and from declaring the Atlanta
News for or against any one Of the
candidates for the Governorship Of
Georgia. This temporary injunction
was granted by Judge Pendleton TO be
effective till the hearing OF the case
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