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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
Elsvsn Pulalanss klIIsd

Manila. Dec. "a force 81 con-
stabulaIy under command Of Major
Murphy surprised the camp OF Pablo.
chief OF the Pulalanes on the island
OF samar AZ daylight. Nov, 90, n
az the PulRanes were killed; the
cbiors son and nine Of The band were
wounded. Chief Pablo himself es-
capped but his wife and daughter were
captured. Cl0thlng. arms anu papers
found were destroyed together with
tho camp The capture 81 chief
Pablo a. eonbldered the question Of
only a few days There is now Only
the chief AZ large and plans have
been arranged to capture or kill aim.
Governor Curdy Of SamAr wires that
the brcakiaE up 90 chief Pablo's
band elEnAiiHes the death kner OF
fuiaianrism In ghe Island.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
WOUNDS Wife
THEN KILLS sell
Dead Body Found On Bed Wit
Wife Nearby.
HArcHEr WAS WEAPON USE
Little Sons Of Couple Notified TIE
Neishbors, Who Entered House l
View the Awful Trasedy-coop.
Was Dependent from Drink.

Atlanta, Dec. Blocked secureI
in the center room of the family houl
Ia small frame tenement house whio
was yelled in utter darkness-ile ii
lie sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Cooper. early Friday night d.scoyed
ed the dead form Of their father. 81
ing across the bed with a bu.lc, hol
in the back of his head, AMI thea
mother, crouching among the pillows
unconscious from frightful wounds an
parently made with a Ratchet and Id
ertally drenched IN her own blood
Strange circumstances surround Id
ghasily affair. Some are Of The opiHI
ion that Cooper, who was a c..p.-
while in a drunken spree, deliberate
~ attacked his wife because she ha
earlier in the day expressed desIr
20 leave him for the purpose OF so.u
to the bedside ofsher sick mother
aud then completed the awful deed b
taking his own life.
Mrs. Cooper was removed to th
Grady hospital She was said 20 b
in precarlous condition Sa,urts
morning, her skull being fractured
the base OF the brain, and she hl
only a slight chance Of recovery.
The remains OF the dead man wei
removed to the undertaking establish
ment OF Harry q Poole a Co.
where an Inquest will be hell later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
GOOD REPORTS BY MINISTER'S.
The South Georgia Conference Is In
Fine Shape.

= inc 0Udpt-
Valdosta. Ca, Dec. S.-Fire Sat
ceiving of reports and examinations
OF Young preachers continued In the
south Georgia conference Friday.
On the call of question 22O, Are
all the preachers blameless in their
lives ami Official conductT' the min
listers Of the Savannah district were
called and submitted their reports
and their characters were passed.
The ministers Of the north and south
Macon districts and the Columbus
district were called and their char
acters were also passed.
The reports showed that this has
been the best year in the history OF
the conference. The reports Of DR.,
Alnswo<th and the Rev. J. G.. Chris
tlan we're warmly complimenteI by
Bishop Ward and the report Of Rev.
o. r. Cook, pastor of st. Luke's
church. was OF especial interest as
the Indebtedness OF the church has
been paid during his pastorate and
the church raised over Sl4, 600 from
all sources during the year. The
board of missions also submitted its
report today and Rev. A. M WiL
liams, d. D., OF this city, was re-
elected president.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

New York. Dee, s,-Frvdcriek
'rhompaon. OF Thompson, and pundy.
and Misn Mabe KiifoF. the actress.
were married Friday nlght a, The
church % TIE sacred Heart % Jesus
% tsis city. ne couple became 90.
raged Only tWo weeks aEo. Miss
Klifor. Who h 10 years old. Il pow
playing IN ~PipapAssos- ~ ne Maies.
tie theaier. she conee q a siaEs
nmily. ard has been known as a
chill aciro,a hog eome years. ReioTe
the "ifpapasaes' enEaEomcat she
uaa wtth ~Mra. WtrEa. 90 TIE Cab.
aage paieA as4 ln ne little rrin.
crss. Frederick Thompsoa d ahc1t
80 yean Ga, re uaK the ore.
ina,or % uany - ne novel tteas
% l.uus park anA q suilaf wcseSr
az ne na8aic sUIofitioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
Ennna 80 - 80

Del Rio. Tex. De.
Cauthern. one 'uf The most
sheep men In this seciion go
dead Ia his buEry threo o.
Del Rio. with a bslle; ia al'
rails q tie second mUrdvr H..s
days ana tac enliFe city H
excited Several moss arr
indcrcuaeagly % the RaaF
bloodhoands are beiEg 1f
yrrhirx ~, probably cr-
alLlEL-n D callaI.l-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
H.ld for Attsmpted A,saul..

Columbus. Ca, Dec. Sin Jusi
tice Lennard's court Harry Mg1lI
Wss bound over 10 the superior r'1'I
In the sum Of $3.50, on charge 4
attempting 20 crlmlnally assault A''
Bertha Curry. a young girl "Ho" 4
was escorung home from DE san
mill Thursday night. The RaH1I
was not issued Tor the young ml'
until Friday morning because o' "
fact that the young girl did n1. -..''
me matter to her parents n'u. Hi
time. as she feared that her r..a.''
might proceed TO violent m. ..a''
with her would-be Rssal.au' &c
oordlng TO the statement mad" o' -
girl, only her heroic struggle save
her from the persistent oa'f,s q
Mendal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04


washington, Dec. 1.-THE funeral
OF President Samuel Spencer will
take place at st. Johns church in this
city, at o'clock Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Roland c. Smith ofHclatlng.
The body will be inferred In this city.
The burial services will be private.
For FIVE minutes during the funer-
al hour, beginning promptly at 2
O'Clock p. M. every train and all
machinery OF the entire Southern sys-
tenn will be at standstill as a mark
OF respect TO the late president
The active pallbearers will con
slst OF ten OF the Oldest negro porters
in the service Of the Southern rail-
road. This list will not be made
public until later. The honorary
pallbearers will include the vice pres
idents and officials OF the road. j..
Pierpont Morgan and other prominent
ananciers OF New York.
The list given out by the officials
OF the Southern railway follows:
a. b. Andrews, first vice presi-
dent, Raleigh. N. c.; w. w. Fin
ley, second vice president, WASH
ington: J. NJ, CUP. third vice presi-
dent, Washington; G. II. Aekert,
fourth vice president, Washington;
r. d. Powell, NTH vice president. OF
81. Louis, Mo-; Fairfax Harrison,
assistant 10 the president, Washing
ton; +. l.. stetson. general counsel,
New York: Alfred r. Thorn, gener-
III counsel. Louisville, KY; r. d.
angford. secretary. New York; H..
). Ansloy, treasurer, Washington
W. s. stoneaond, presidents ONCE,
New York; Colonel L. II. Russell
vice president, Mobile and Ohio rail-
road. Mobile w, j. Murphy, vice
president Cincinnati. New Orleans
and Texas Pacific railway. Cincinnati;
Major J. r, Hanson. president Cen
trail Railway of Georgia. Macon
Ga. Colonel A. Il. Lawton. first
vice president OF Central Of Georgia
railway. Savannah, Ca. J Pier
pont Morgan, George s BOwdein;
General Baker. president New York
aud Long Beach railroad, New York
President Spencer earned his FIRST
laurels In railroading on the section
OF road whore he lost his life. Thai
portion OF the Southern system was
4o5mcriy known as the Virginia Mid
land. OF which Mr. Spencer was su'
pcrmtendont IA 1871.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

Nashville. Tenn. Dec a.--N !
meeting OF the executive coma ..''
Of the Dark Tobacco Grower a's'
alton az Guthrie. KY, The 9...' g
all tobaecos controlled by ,h' 80
citation was advanced from ono =
three dollars per hundred poar.'. %
lg understood that q prop'. a =
sell between seven AM ten
pounds % tobacco In loose form 't
rCIccted on ne ground tha' go
would have 10 be made AZ tas .h.l'
The committee mex In secrri
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
Eums, Of Auto Caused Death

Philadelphia, Dec. 3.-Gustay Sle-
ding. aged 5S years, well known as
promoter OF amusemeua enterprises
was found dead ia his automobile In
a garage in the northern section OF
the city. He had been asphyxiated
By gasoline fumes while leaning over
the tank OF the machine making re-
pairs. Sleding had been dead for
several hours when his body was
found. The unfortunate mans head
was lying across the opening from
which the deadly fumes were issa-
ing. aud the physicians say. left no
doubt as 10 the cause OF death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
MASKED MOB
FIRED FACTORIES
OF The Imperial Tobacco Com
pany In Kentucky
1FzN THEY REFUSED TO ALLOW
The FIremen to Fight the Flames, and
Thus Causing a Financial Loss Estl-
mated at About $50, 900.

Louisville, KY, Dec. IA spe-
clal from Princeton, KY, says:
The tobacco stemmeries OF James
steger and John G.. err, the latter
controlled by the Imperial Tobacco
company OF New York, were totally
destroyed at an early nour Saturday
by q fire which was kindled against
them by mob OF masked men Sew
eral cottages In the vicinity were
badly damaged but nobody was hurt.
The loss is estimated at about $780,
900.
The mob, which numbered about
900 men, entered Princeton between
/ and O'Clock, seized the night town
marshal and disarmed him They
then went to the factories and quick
ly applied the torch. The masked
men stood on guard. permitting no
body to come near until the build
ings were completely enyeloped In
flames and help was useless. A squad
OF the mob took charge OF the tele-
phone Office and no word of the az
fair was permitted to go out.
When the mob saw that the Gre
was beyond control they left the town
and went IN the direction OF Hopkins
Willie. discharging reyolyers and rifles
as they departed. The fire depart
ment then came out. but could do
nothing more 10 prevent the Are from
destroying buildings In the vicinity
The steger stemmery was located
on the south side OF town on the llli-
noia Central railroad. and the Orr
building in the northern part OF the
town.
The StOgcr factory Is controlled by
the American snuh company and
Mr. stogor Is principal owner OF the
concern, az Mr.. Orr Is the repre-
sentative OF the imperial company
mere was about $50 900 pounds OF
tobacco In each warehouse and an
OF Il was burned. The mob ia adj
dition to dlsarming the night watch
man. took charge o. the police sla-
ton and the watsrworks. Even had
the Are company responded, they
would have been unable to obtain d
supply OF water for ere fighting pur.
! poses.
The work OF the mob Il believed 4
be only a turtheranee OF the agitation
by the tobacco raiser against tho to-
bacco trust. The organizations 81
the farmers n known ~ the Darl
/ Tobacco Growers Protective assocla'
tion. bat n IL not known that anl
member OF that organization was Il
last nights mob.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

New York. Doc. a.-Mark Twain
was n years old Friday. lie cell
ebrated bis birthday by playing pool
almost the entire afternoon with his
secretary and one or two friends.
Early In the day kilograms. cable
grams. messages and flowers began
70 arrive az bis home. Mr.. Glenn
ent vas enloylng q nap when a re-
porter came. His secretary said:
"You can say thar Mr.. Twain is 10
the best ~ hcaith since bis attack
Of brunehits. tie thanks his friends
Tar and near foT their kind messages
and Eayu he objects 70 I've many
more years 70 Caioy The beauty All
hospitality % this world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

VfsraE s. SO. uec 1.--Fc1r pr
Hsat ere lusen io kAvt bsez kue1
AS q i fearrd thaf essrra tdss nelr
nyrs uhlit affeat utFe sFri1allf ta-
fzred. H a ureet Co nf RaiIaas
rsurest BAY hfge. A Gravel traia
saaes go tss reaF szf os a p.s-
sseEFF lisa Fua Eararrr cara
Wefe Ntste1 tas q. rrs
N uf So ft tarl ta rsr-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

washlngton. u. c.. Dee. 40.
y Roiiey. % LSaaon &ad Hcnry
VaaEhn. % nost0a. bosA srcalettS.
aave arrived "a Wasalrgioa a. ne
Ihvi,huou 81 Hishop sstteriss 20 az
raaes the plaaa Cor ~ nsu caihrtral
uhrh is % 81 eFectst iu thlt Gig.
Tae otiecV VII ccst mcst tAha TIE
nnnoa 6slAa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
Enln ACQUITTED Of RIe. charoe.


Atlanta, Dec. SIS f. FaFin,
charged with intent to murder ne
gro named Jasper Afford. on the
night OF September %, during the
race riot, was acquitted in Judge
Roans court. Judge Ben Hill was
counsel for the defense and Solicitor
General Charles p. Hin represented
the state. When the negro Afford
went on the stand he stated that he
had no knowledge as 70 who wound
ed him, and witnesses for the de-
tense swore that the defendant was
talking 20 them in group near the
Marion hotel when the shooting oc-
Cured The testimony OF A. l..
supes, druggist. was TO the effect
that he saw Fain shove the negro and
that Fain shot at the negro three
times when he placed his hand In
his hip pocket The JURY rendered a
verdict in a comparatively short time
and Fain was set free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

New Yea. Pee, 3.--A hcfa'l els
palss trOm Naipsfalno. calls, bayp,
EtFthoaakrs are arsia tsieE Zen hsTs
ssi acre De lillle atkrm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04
viii Johnson 70 Hang.

Atlanta. Dec, 3.--win Johnson.
q negro. was Saturday morning found
guilty BY The jury in the Fultoa coun-
" superior court, criminal division.
and Judge Roam sentsneed him 20 be
hAnged. Jan. l, 1901. johnson was
convicted % criminal assault on Mra.
Georgia Hembrce last August. near
her home. In Rattle Hili. A many
as twcnU negroes were broagAt BE-
fure Mn. Hsmhroe tog idcsuGcstion
bat she declared that $40 had no
doubt that lohunon was ne nah,
man. johnnOa 10 aiso slsPvcicd q
othcr assaults u O. understood
thal January The hFst Was selected az
the cate Coz the ueEro 90 pay ths
rcahliy % his crine &c aceauut % ne
tact thai o. Haa zoe viEhod 90 tAvs
hAnrinE iati a. ChFistHas tine.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

Tempa, pa. ncc a.--Cau'aia J.
G. nrsiu, Cuafrderaie vfisraa EzRcr-
iaE IN tAtt ciiy froa q stroke % "a
raiyuft. ia ttagitaie. CeEsaia nraia
ccmmaetea tse Cassapeake. tss Ro-
aa1ts az1 tss ei Mar % tse cna-
fs1ert,t ravY eurisE As c.tu var
~ b,rw 10 tAs 81 Mar 81 a.
tsnnt ci laHAica ca 1are it. Ia tStt
ukga 49, wua isfarf br Afnrui
ST. wnNsm EsvEeaF ftaf tee htg
s1ueretrrf Fhf MHrF ga ref-
fzse re satff IVA 80 mFs
Ns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-04

the funeral OF President Spencer. Mr..
Andrews, however, was not informed
Rs 70 the funeral arrangements.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23

Lis
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23

Father Bacher held services a week
ago last Sunday in the new Catholic
church at Clyde. which has been bull.
during the past summer. The church
was crowded TO the doors. there being
more people in Clyde on that occasion
than had ever been seen before.
At the last annual town meeting the
people of Dresden township voted &c
adopt the free text book system in gu,
schools and We may state that the
books are on hand and in readiness fol
the reopening Of school on Monday. Sep
TENDER 3rd.
The Methodists Of Wales have the
stone foundation laid of the church
they expect TO build and open for public
worship here this fall. At presen,
services are being held in the school.
house. this appointment being supplied
by the preacher at Hannah.
Cashier Johnston and wife of the
Citizens State Bank of Wales are ex-
pected to retur this week from their
visit with MINNEAPOLIS friends. The
bank during Mr.. Johnston's absence
has been in charge of Assistant Cashier
Ramstad and Jno. B. Mooney from
LsngdoH.
Last Saturday Dr.. Lynn was called
to William Marriotts 10 attend the Ii
Year old sol. who had a narrow escape
from death owing TO the accidental dis
charge of a p calibre rife which he
was handling. The shot from the rifle
passed through his hand struck hin,
under the chin the bullet then ~glancing
outward toward the right ear. The
boys condition is rot serious. though it
might have been fatal.
II. BOSNIAN and wife will say good bye
TO a host of Wales friends when they
leave here ext week for the Gull Lake
district of the Canadian Northwest.
Their town property has been purchas-
ed by W, Ross Mr.. and Mrs. Dos
go to locality across the line
where they will ind as neighbors a
large colony of former residents at " ales
and McCarnel. During a recent trip
out there Mike bought q half section of
land and will engage in business. They
take with them the best wishes of Wales
for future welfare.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23
COUNTY
Correspondence.
WALES.

We understand that a new bushes
firm will shortly open up in Wales a
the location vacated by Wilkes i Schu.
Ter.
Miss HenneSSey arrived last weel
from Minneapolis and will visit for {
short time with her mother Mrs
Garriety.
Louis Skapple, a former resident here
was over visiting friends Sunday. HI
is now engaged IN the harness business
at Calvin.
Frank Forester. one of Wales old Pic
neer business huStlers. after closing out
his interests here contemplates remoy.
ing 10 Gull Lake. y. VT.
Herman Wilkes and A. Schiller. the
hrm Of Wilkes Il Schiller are moving
their stock of general merchandise into
the old Frank Forester stand this week
The Wales public schools reopen for
the fall term Monday September 3rd
with Mr.. Bernard E. Lesry as principal
and Miss Isabelle Macarthur as primary
teacher.
\. 2. Macarthur, manager Of the Far
ner's Implement Cos. extensive in
teseSrs in Wales spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the county seat transact
ing business.
Ed Young of this place. who received
q fracture of the shoulder blade and
severe injuries 70 his head in q run
away on the Fourth Of July is now able
to be up and around again.
Mrs Quilland. the mother of Mrs
Geo. Montgomery. who has been in en-
feebled health for some time past. owing
principally 70 extreme old age is report
ed ss being considerably weaker this
week.
Dieoolt hraemer and 4. Schules
returned yesterday from s ter DAYS trim
through the Gull Lake region OF the
Csnsdian Northwest. Neither have
any definitely formed plans We: gs TO
leaving here.
Agent Malouey Dough. the trss grain
marketed IN Wales for the season OF
iA6, consisting Of eighteen loads OF
barley thrsshed by William Dex last
Saturday. II is reported a. being a
sample Of excellent quality and good
yield.
Quite a large gransry i. being bull,
here this fall by pr +. l. Donovan. q
Langdon, IN which he Will store The
grain threshed on his farms 10 ~.
vicinity. The gransry Is located on ;
Town property occupied 10y Ar,noa,
Garriety.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23
Iona

The farmers in this vicinity are all
busy realing their bouLtlful harvest.
The crops and weather puts q pleasant.
smile on ,heir faces.
{. r Lashau, of Langdon. came over
and installed a lighting plant for
Nessrs. Boyd i Shell, last week. and
Judging trom the or.Illa ; uf,ae store
" ea dsfEnv>e c,ts-r, our streets. We
tank That Mr. LA,hAm aus, have a
good ssstem u lighting.
Word ~As received Iaus week THAI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23
w. q. Croker, editing and com

W.. W. SioShcI eNltiab dud Soh
piling reviews and finals IL Ok
Commissioner Dawson arrived anc
took his seat at the board.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed;
NJ. NJ. Darling, surveying three
drains in Nit. Carmel town
Snlp...... 70 u
John Fischer, assisting county
surveyor four days........... 8 OK
Nick kartes, assisting county
surveyor three dayS.......... 6 0
John Bnsl, assisting county
surveyor four days........... 8 OK
Peter Zettel. assisting county
surveyor and team hire....... II 0C
Frank Hamerl, assisting county
surveyor one day ............ OC
Forum Printing Co, publishing
notice tenders wanted ........ 81
Jos. B. Radford, goods furnish
ed Mrs. Stevens Co.. poor Jan
ist to June 10th 1906. 80 &C
Courier Democrat, county print
ing and supplies. l16 IS
S. I. Scott, county printing!. 103 o.
o. I. Rishoff, publishing notice
in connection with the Prim-
airy election and county sup
30 SIS
\. E. Lindstrom, county print
ing and supplies. 100 81
Petition of the town board of Loan
was presented asking a grant of $500
for the purpose of repairing a bridge at
the north east corner of Section g., Town
1852, Range IS.
Resolved, that the sum of $500 be
granted, providing Loan township
grants and eSpends an equal amount,
warrant to be issued in favor of Com'r
Seeley.
Harry Dunford, of Harvey township,
appeared before the board in regard to
a petition presented some time ago ask
ing to have a grade constructed on the
section line between Sections 5 and 6.
Town l6l, Range 50. Resolved. that the
matter be referred to Com'r Seeley with
power to act.
As provided by Section 24Ol. of the
Revised Codes of 1905. the County
Auditor is hereby authorized to publish
the annual report of the Treasurer and
Auditor to the State Examiner for the
year ending June 3Oth 1906. in the
official papers.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
\. \. Seeley, services as county
commissioner % 90
John Reid, services as county
commissioner. % 40
Ole Gjevre, services as county
commissioner. ia m
/. Dawson. services as county
commissioner. IA 80
Joseph Heapy, services as
county commissioner ........ "a 10
lpon motion the board adjourned.
\. y. SEELEY. Chairman.
RoBT. Work County Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23

Iony Peterson. agent of the Northland
Elevator company at this station. who
has been enjoying a few weeks vacation,
Will return shortly with his bride.
Their many friends will wish them
happiness and prosperity.
j. NJ. Jack, who has lately had charge
OF the Robertson Lumber coupanys
business at this station. will leave the
last OF this week TO take charge of the
companys business at another Point.
he Will De relieved by E. Olson who
expects to remain permanently. While
We wish Mr.. Olson success and bespeak
for him a fair share of the lumber busi
ness We are sorry to see Mr.. Jack leave
our midst. as he has demonstrated that
ne IS an enterprising business man.
improvement is the order of the dav.
Our e~nterprising business men of the
town are contributing literally to the
grading and improving of our streets.
Inc contractors are busy on the Nor
wegisn Lutheran church, which will be
a credit to the own when completed
The Union Congregational church has
applied for incorporation, and expect to
erect a church building in the near flu.
'uFe. The Eaton Elevator Companys
ne" elevator IS nearing completion and
a. Z. Orpe of Fairdale, will have charge
OF IT. Plans have been prepared for U
new schoolhouSe and work will soon ba
started on It. Work will be started at
once on U new creamery which will
oe built on the asst side of town. The
boVey shute Lumber company are har-
ing one OF their sheds moved to a more
.conFenien. position and otherwise i'm
proving their yard.