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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
sTREETCAR MEETING.
Manager Wells Explains Position Of
Company 20 Arbitration Committee.


The arbitration committee of The Utah
Federation % Labor consisting OF Daniel
l. Elton and g. T.. Edward, waited on
Manager Joseph 5 Wells Of the Utah
Light x Railway company yesterday at
iegnootl. with View " sucn pTesenta-
uon of the case of the street car eul
piuycs as might result IN Allowing the
suu advance al wages askra tut ~ me
Euen, as wen az Ii pusslples 4 leeu silt-
rlon OF the union anu an agreement ~
submit qUestl Ons " dlueFeuIs p3 tNeell
tue men and tnt company 10 board Of
arDtTatio Eh the last Two were not 80 IS
petlalsy insisted upOn Out upbn iAe ndl,
eer 81 wage anct"Ase, the committee iali
emphasis, as II was alegsu tllat Ellil
present cosE OF swing. the present sehec'
uie made i dlIrleUt or the meh 90 make
ends meet
MANA gel Wells quieSly bu firmly, de-
Cileu 10 grant the request as ne eA-
psalned tliat IIe present resources ct tnp
Company d4d not warrant w. Wttu no
dlvfueuNs Dellls paaps and pn enormous
outlay OF tupos Imminent Kor iepail s, re-
cGnsuIuctlQn ptltutEB and llyM cars, tus
company WAS not IN a position 10 uNN'tnee
wages beyond tne PRESENT STANDARD, More
ewes wages mere are nlgher lhan Ia many
cthOr western cities, excepting, of course,
butte aItd aUn trtnCiscp. Wiere eNcep,
tiunally ABNORMAL cOnq8tl0lis obtain. lsd
whlCi can nOl be compared wlth eohdi-
lions clsewhere- The conference uld noa
lffAll III rAlN LAlNllbN VI Wv NlNA"NVl-'
1dT. Elton was seen this noon By n
News reporter, and he SAID Us lnul-
cNteG above. chat the matters OF arbatta-
lion aud recognition OF the union would
be for the present waived. but the matter
OF wages WAS held ino PRIMARY thing 0n
account or the cost Of living tu this city.
The situation would be uisCpssed az
meeting tonight Of the arbitration com
mittce Of the Federation ct Labor and
later at the nvNt meeting ~ the car
mems loeel; but h. did not thlnk there
would he any strike, or tFpuble OF any
kind and that the whole question coulu
and would be adjusted Ia a manner salts
factory 10 butl sides
The present SCALE Of wages 49, 225a
cents an hour for the iitst year Of SER
Vice. = cents An hour for ensuing years
UP 70 the ltth. and M cents an hull
for every year tleTea fiar. TIE scale OF
wages which the men want Isl % cents
au hour foT the drst year aud 81 cents
am hour for every year thereafter
In conversation this morning. one of
the officials Of the company said that
1.-THE men are now receiving $751; 10
$3.50 per month, as they work every day;
and during the rush Of the lake season.
when extra hours are worked some OF
the men make as high as fl25 per month
There are many clerks In the stores who
work for $40 and $50 per month, and yet
are able 10 support families; and IL they
can do this, why can not the carmen
With their present wages There Is no
disposition on either side 10 get excited.
and there are no indications Visible OF
any suggestions Of trouble.
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank C'leurEncs--'Todays local bank
clearings amounted to ST. 0e9,5 1899 as
against S95S, 6SG1t for the same day
last year
Nuisance OF West Silc--Thcre is
complaint from residents In the SicIn+
Ity of Eighth South and Seventh West
streets about the great piles Of manure
there.
sunday School conference.-the
Sevente Anth ward annual Sunday
school conference Will be held Sum
Gay April La The morning session
at 10 Il, MI, the evening session at 6: 30
p. m, a splendid program viii be
rendered a each session Ihe mems
beTs of the ward are invited to be
present, GEORGE M'ALL1STER,
SWpernten dent
Dance at Sstltalr Tonight---Tlle salt
air management expects fully 500
people out there this evening. ON the
occasion of the second dance 1f the
season. People are requested TO take
the west Second South street cars to
the train, and extra cars have been
secured from the Short Line to ac-
commodste all Who desire to go TO the
lake
Park Realty Changes Hands--A. II.
Birrel has returned from real estate
trip to Park City and Katnas. At
Kanas ne sold $4,000 worth OF prop
erty belonging to j. wv, Carpenter who
has removed TO this city. and at Park
City he disposed of $4,000 worth of
property belonging 70 Mr. Carpenter.
including Maple hail, The Salt Lake
Security 81 Trust company vi this city
bought the bali
No Canned Goods ScTved--Th, Com
tiDental Can company of Chicago,
Inv. igf t4atHN Hfas a.
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w fflss Ncy. Com, 1ldHs North Butte
SSfplki Old Dom. 5iad52. Wir0na.
qst; Utah Con-, sOthN6i: Victoria, ~
en-: Wolverine, i50Hl6o. I'm Cop, e2is
ss3s Y s. 81 cont. 5Sstar54ls U. $. S..
pro-. dffgh Greene Canjseh. i5% frl6.
CURB CLOSE,
Bingham Gent 1iadlIs; Il. ESp., Ida
ia II. & L., lssep2: Cananea 81 asked
Cum ELY, sssdDs, Hancock 1Oh asked
ven- 1HWlts; S & r.. 1S@iSMl Dom,
cou- 5ssN6: East Butte, I061OM;
clrcux, SHffp Globe. 1875 asked, Davis
DalS, 15nl3A HelSetIa s7k6r7; Mates
tic, aa1Sss. Nipsslng. 131sI13h Shaw
mut ISaS0 Apex, 6hdsts
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WILL RESUME TRAFFIC TODAY.
landslide at Aspen Tunnel Practically
Cleared OF Debris.

According 10 all calculations, the
track ~ front Of the Aspen tunne Ia
Wyoming viii be cleared for traffic to-
day General Supt. Buckingham Of the
Short Line came in from Sam Francisco
yesterday and proceeded ut once 10 the
scene of the landslide, while Vice Presi-
dent and General Manager Bancroft
and Asst. General Snpt. j, NJ. Davis
We're already ON the spot. direc ting the
cleaning up operations, All passenger
trains have been detoured vie Mccain
mon and Granger, but no freight has
been moved east or west since the cave
I'm. All the sidetTaeks IN the vicinity
Of Aspen are being filled with loaded
cars, Ana freight blockade of con-
siderable dim ensions has been created
which viii take some little time to get
out of the way.
1t il expected the debris viii al be
cleared away so chat regular traffic
may be resumed this afternoon, how
ever,
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EMPLOYERS LIABILITY CASES.

Washington April l2,--Atty,- Gen.
Bonaparte made am argument today be-
fore the supreme court m the employ
crs' liability cases ana his address
closed the hearing. The attorney gen.
erai made am appeal tor liberal com
struCton OF the state and declared that
the railroads should not be permitted
10 be law unto themselves. ETe con-
tended that the United States govern
ment has right to regulate the in-
stTnmeutalItles OF commerce Under the
general constitutional power 10 regu-
late commerce itself and he urged thas
this power could properly be so extend
cd as to provide for the protection OF
men employed on Interstate railroads,
Notwithstanding their employment
should not take them outside OF any
given state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
TWO INFANTS IN
DIVORCE COURT
Sad Story of a Couple Who Were
Married at a Tender
Age.
MoTHER-IN-LAW I'M EVIDENCE,
Herman \. Kramer Comes Home aud
Finds Wlfes Mother Occupying
His Bed and Board.

The marital troubles Of two children
who were married ait the tender age OF
n years and lived together for three
years We're aired in judge AIorsos court
today when the divorce case of Selina
May Reiser Kramer against Herman a.
Kramer was heard, Mrs Kramer
charges her young husband with oruel-
ty- She complained that he treated her
wltll Indifference around their home
and was at tIues harsh with her, She
stated ON the witness stand today that
her husband became very angry at
her because she refused to give hiu
coffee for dinner for the reason that She
thought # was injurious to his health
1t also appears that the wlfe's mother
took a hand In the matter and has
probably caused some differences be-
tween the young couple
on one occasion Kramer asked his
wife 10 accompany him out 10 the park
m the evening She refued to go, so
he wenI alone. Upon his return he
found his ri0ther-ln- law occupying bis
place in the bed ard she refused to
vacate IN his favor on one occasion he
turned around very suddenly while his
wife Yves embracing him and she was
thrown To the floor This She Thought
was very cruel demonstration on his
part. They quRtreled oyer tritling af-
fairs and the mother-in-lGw would in
terfete In her daughters behalf and
on one occasion she declared that they
would never geJ along together because
Of different religious beliefs
They were married in May 1901 and
lived together until Feb. ", 1905. They
are now just 20 years OF age and have
A. child nearly three years old. THE
evidence IN the case WAS Rut concluded
this morning and the matter went over
Until next Wednesday, when II will
probably be decided
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COURT NOTES.

Lee {, Snedaker today filed q petition
In The probate division 81 the district
court asking for letters OF adinlnistra-
tion OF the estate Of Ioseph w Sneda
kcr, who died In Michigan ON AprIl /,
1883 The estate consists Of an interest
IN mining property IN This county.
Judge Ritchte has rendered Judgment
by stipulation IN favor OF plaintiff in the
case OF John Girard against the Union
Pacific Railroad company for the sum
OF $1,000. Girard sued for 5000 dam
ages for the burning Of his wifes corpse
whife he was taking it To Montreal.
Canada for burial. Mrs Glrard died
al 3lackfoot, Ida, ON Dee A. 1894, and
her husband started 10 take her body
back to Canada for burial The bag
gage car WAS wrecked ana burned up
and With II The corpse.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James a. Pollock & CO. bdnkers ana
brokers. furnish the following re-
ccived over their prlVnte wlfc thlH
afternoon
Adventure 30hi Atlantic, l80lti
Bingham 11@A Cop Range Nv aSQ
~, COaln, a5A 02Gi G. A. A. l5lMlb2, @.
y r., sa0@ss5is Centennial, 2ghQ2li
Con. Mefrur. a5ef3s. Parrot, 2l@2z' Os.
oeola, l3)Glt0i X, l.. eN zee; SANTA We
3af%; shannon, l1Adls; Tamarace, 100
frlos' Trinity 20 GA Boston Con-, ESQ
20, BankIRla, lnA Zine S6h0ss; la
Sale ljhdlGhi Mass, 5Nssi CRANKY
l3oNia2 Franklln, l7M1z Daly West
l6ffh; Mexico Con-. l2AWaai Michigan
liANi5; Mohawk 77ss@7S1si NJ. e G.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12

Haines, or, was destroyed by fire last
night An of the inmates but John
f. Crisrnan, electrician for the resort
escaped. Crisman was burned to
death He was aged about Go years
and leaves Widow ard two children
who reside in Salt Lake city. The
financial loss VIII reach $4,000 The
cause Of the fire has not been ascer-
saincd-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

Ncsv York. April i2.-Money OH call
easy t% 12Is pei cent; ruling rate
ga; closing bid, - offered mt 21S
Time loans, steady; 60 days, $50 30
days, 4 ~ as; six months, 5 per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 90
= per cent
sterling exchange, easier with actual
business In bankers bills M l.S5- Is a.
1850 for demand, and at S2-55 a
1890 for 90 Slas bills; posted rates,
d,S30I,SS1a and i.S6 q 1856 ~ conn
Incrcint hills, t.seJs q l.S2N.
Bar silver, S59s.
Mexican dollars, 50sG.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
Bonds, steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
GOLDFlELD LABOR
SITUATION UNCHANGED.

Goldfed Now April 12.-The labor
question remains unchanged, For two
days nu move has been made toward an
other Joint conference of the contending
forces The mine owners have the sltua-
ton in hand better now than al amy time
during The trouble, and are busy tying up
the few remaining business houses who
are employing Industrial Workers ot IN
World With the business man and Nluc
Owners nssocitltiun all the principal
towns az Nevada are cooperating win
the local disbursements commission and
are refusing to sell goods to merchants
and restaurants Who have persisted In
few IA number The object IN forcing into
Hue Is To pu them ON the same footing
when the mines are re-opcued- so there
may be 40 bQycotts caused by connection
with the anti. Industrial Workers ut The
World movement
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CAPT. W. C. WEBB APPOINTED.
Is Named ns RcgincntaI Atljutant in
Place of Freeman Bassctt.

Colonel G. q. PlunImer % the First
Infantry issued today general order No.
8, appointing captain w G. Webb as
regimental adjutant in place N Free
man Eassett, resigned To become cap
tain of company II, Walter II. Lin
qulst is appointed color sergeant OF
the regiment
Adiutant General Wcdgwood an
lOunces today the acceptance OF ihe
resignation OF Lieut.. Peck Of the sig.
nal corps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
". or U. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
Three-Near Contract lsetwecD Uniscr.
sty and Washington 20 he Signed

The football schedule OF the Unver-
FIty OF Utah for the present year has
been announced as follows
L. OF u. vs. Denver university, In Salt
Lake, Oct, IL.
o. OF y US University Of Montana, at
Missoula, Nov. 2.
U. of q. VS. University OF Colorado,
Boulder Nov. 16
u. of u. VS. Colorado college. Salt
Lake, Nov 30
II. of ". w Colorado school of mines,
date NOT determined.
A three years football contract Is
about 10 be entered into between the
r. of u and the University % Wash
instou, whereby the two teams will
meet. next fall at Seattle, in 1905 at
Salt Lake, and in 1899 al Seattle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
A KENTUCKY MURDER.
Three Men Arrested, oae OF Whom
Makes u Elln Confession.

Bcaityvlllo, Ky, April Warrants
naEe been issued Tor che arrest OF
JephJa Merrill Bud Beeey and Hav-
zen reynolds charging them with
body was found ia Owsley county lass
night with three bullets in the back
Ahner Ia a relative OF john Abner.
charged Jointly with the Harglaes, Cal
lahan and others with the killing OF
Dr. p. d. Cox
Lexington KY Aprll l2-It was
s'Htca today that John Abner has COM
Tossed giving details OF The murder of
DE- Coz Attorneys for the prosecll u
zion are said to have the confession,
which will NOT BIZ madu public yet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

James a. Pollock & Company. bank
crs and brokers. furnish the following
reports OF stocks this afternoon In the
San Fra ncIsco market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12

urity Hall 1872 Second Fast. saturday
morning, doors open at 1880. Great Bar
gains. Proceeds Canyon Crest Bldg
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MEETS DEATH IN FLAMES.


Portland. Or, Aprl PA special
dispatch to the Evening Telegram says
1he sanIlarlum a Or W. j. Mays near
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12

Have you tasted Bit.
ter Sweets Have Won
taken home a box of BIZ.
ter Sweets?
If single, do you carry
a box of Bitter Sweets.
when you go calling?
Bitter Sweets the fin.
est quality of chocolates
made in the world.
The superior quality is
due to Mcdonald spec.
iaIization.
Exclusive lnal1ufac.
turer of chocolates of
all kinds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12

aaraeld nseursioa, sunday, 6Oc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
HELP WANTED,

CHNMBERMAtp Ar s,ANITARIuNl
TIotei az once. best Of wages. room and
board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
RUmMAGE SALE.

Garfield Excursion. sunday SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12

Bank C'lenrEncs--'Today's local bank
clearingS amounted to sl,099, 549.99 as
against s95s,eSL7t for the same day
last year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
Twenty-Five Bodies Of Miners
Recovered.
ALL WERE TERRIBLY BURNED
Rescuers Have Nesred End Of the
Workings, but So Far Have Found
No SIGN e. Lifc-NJNber Of Victims
Between Ferry and Fif.y.

Pittsburg, Pa, DC. 4.-T|onty-
five OF the ,EiucIs cau-lt b. an expo.
sion of fire damp carly sunday night
IN tire Nacai ni'c Of Tie United
States Coal company located near
Fayctte City, thirty i've miles south
of this city, Aad Uccn reached by the
rescuers at a. NJ. Tuesday.
All were dead. AMI their bodies
were burned ana c@ar.cd almost be
yond rocogni, ion. TIE resccers are
now nearing tn" end Of tae workings
and have found 10 sign OF life any
where. In Tic or.nicn OF tie owners
of the mine fes, il any more, vic
tins will be fcrnd, bat among nd
ners and Others IN he villasc, there
is a firm belief that the to.al number
OF victims is between forty aal Atly.
After finding Twelve bodies nc"r the
Twenty.ninth entrance, shortly before
midnight, the rcs'uogs went to work
with removed energy 20 explore the
remaining seven entrances.
There are thirty-SiX entrances In all
and until the last Of these have been
searched. the full extent OF the disas-
ter will not be known. Because OF
the accumulation OF gas, the work OF
rescue in the remote section OF the
mine is greatly impeded.
A second explosion Is constant
menace and every precautlon is being
taken to avert such a catastrophe.
Great crowds surround the pit
mouths, and special details Of officers
have much trouble to prevent their In
terfering with the rescuers' work.
Many women would go down the
shaft and penetrate the workings OF
the mine were they not restrained by
the officers.
The cause OF the explosion has not
yet hccn asccrtaIned.
one theory is that It resulted from
The explosion Of black damp In
an unused entry when miner Carrying
an open lamp crossed the dead line "
Another Is that a spark from the troll
lev line. over which cars are hauled
from the workings to the mouth OF the
shaft tgnited a pocket OF gas in the
nl1nC
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05

Decatur, Ala, Dec. A,-Thr farm
ers OF this section OF the state say
that there Is sul great deal OF cot
ton and corn standing In the fields,
due to the want Of labor to gather the
crop. Much cotton and corn will go
to waste as a result. Notwithstand-
ing this state OF AFFAIRS, he farmers
ot this section OF tho state are better
on than ever before and many Of them
have money in the banks, The farm.
crs as a rule in north Alabama are
bottrr on now than they have been
since the days OF the civil war.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
MISSIONARY MURDERED.
Body Of Woman was MutiIated Almost
Beyond Recognition.

Santa Fe, n. NJ. Dec. 4--Mlss Az
mes TeDplc,un, the only white woman
missionary at the Baptist Indian mis-
sion at Valyerde, Rio Arriba county,
was brutally murdered Sunday either
by MCxicans or Indians. David Mar
tine2 SaAcAez is under arrest as q
suspect.
The first news OF the murder was
contained In q brief telegram received
from Taos by District Judge Merle.
Summonlng the mounted police,
Judge McFie and District Attorney
GOrLner accompanied them to Waiver.
de to make thorough investigation
and take such action az they deem
necessary to capture the murderer or
murderers.
A posse was also formed at Taos to
take part In the capture
Miss Templeton's body, mutilated
almost beyond recognition, It is re-
ported, was found in grove near the
school house.
Sanchez, who was arrested on sus-
picion. has been brought to Jail here
for safekeeping. He denies all knowl.
edge OF the murder, and the authori-
ties refuse to make known what rea-
sons they have for connecting him with
the crime. Suspicion points to Mex.
leans as the murderers for the rea.
son that they have always opposed
Chrisianizing the Indians In that re-
gion.
Miss Templeton was working under
the direction OF the Baptist Missionary
board OF New York city. Her prede.
cesgor at the mission, Miss Phoebe
Howard, was killed In a similar man.
ner at Bmbodo several years ago, and
her slayers were never captured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
FATAL NEW YORK FIRE.
One Man Killed and Three Firsmsn
Overcome by Smoke.

Now Y.sh Dec. A.--lac man VAS
k.E,4. auoJ er seriously ia.urcd and
,hr,c tv,uvu overcome - ZACH
d-.lgN,s 90 FIRE WalcA caused a loss
Of ti5.O'' 10 a auildt-E IN ReoSsv-
Stree. ea-,. TUESDAY morning
Al The lata-y1 are a,vmen TIE
nan Most seriously hurt % Fireman g..
7. WaNcy. Who icl doNn = d.E>, 90
stairs
TIE upae- eoors ~ the Dc tiEs
we're occupied by scvera. clcts,aS
manufactures
The dead naa vas l3snt.Get as Her
mAa S,e'g,yt Mn Stelser, and lsg
ls-moEtAs-old eAlld Were ioant sta
in bed. Bob had beea IN q toEx
ume
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
TO REOPEN JAMESTOWN.
Movement on Foot TO Open Exposition
Next Summer.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. "A meeting
has br,a called for Tuesday OF next
week In the Norfolk board OF trade
rooms, In Which the business men OF
TiGcN2tey, Va, are asked 20 partici
pate TO launch 2 movement having for
is object TIE re-opcning Of the James.
town vXToslHou for four months next
summer.
Chairman George ?. Adams, Of tAe
rc-opcring committee. states that ne
las So 900 81 the needed 5000 a00
that the appropriation from nc govern
ncrt for fedora. participation vii 5e
secured and that the main object Of
tay gathering Is 10 start a boom Tor
the g,-aleaiag He declares taai
sc ,a.rc SGo5. 900 can be secured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
Ford AaSln on Trial.

San Francisco, Dec, THE sec
Cad trlal a. Trey l., Ford, general
counsel OF the lrilNd Railroads. aud
formerly ATTORNEY general 81 Califor'
MA. on the charge II having bribcd
nwlnberS % The board ~ supervisors
an connection With tNr eraniing OF
an overhead trolley franchise. was re.
isnmOd Monday after n Interruption
,ps one month. caused by me la,srvn-
Aaon ~ leFal hOlidays
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
Pullman Shop Burned .

Buffalo. y. Y. Doc I.--Thc Pull
man compauys big paint shop hero
hu,rcd Co I've ground In less than an
hour ON Monday night Twenty ono
Pullman cars we're destroyed The
total lo,s MI hc aNou, $500 900 The
shop VAS 4 brick building zoo feet In
length and had cApoci,, for g cars
In II were tounud STORED large quaint
ties OF paints ana oils. Which made
n fierce Nrc rac flames are supposed
10 have started truu IN c.ec.ei, NSh,
wire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
MRS, iDHkDLEY FREED
Jrry ExOnerateS Her From XIII
ing Senator Brown.
celebrated CASE is ENDED

Great Demonstration Of Applause Fol-.
lowed the Announcement Of the
ysrdlet-csos Was Of National In.
terett.
Washington Dec. 4--The jury In
the case OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley.
charged with the murder OF former
United States Senator Arthur Brown,
lef Utah, at local hotel on December
sGth last, Tuesday morning brought IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
10 N RaLrsrLser Closed r,aht

R9lubr;dce. Ca Zee. THE lie
vas pa' "a Is .o. AMI gooS here sun
day FOR i-c L'st .ue in se,csa. years
A.. s-'.rs .,H. stands and cigar AMI
So, t-ak p...ss were ut g.! su1.
re- TBS s.as caused ny an order
from The les; grand u:y. which met
'ere a. ne ''0.' % suly Tor court IL
Novc7r',- one cauuo, IN, sasalng
here nuS ou s-oazy cJ-al; drugs aud
rewspapens t't .'t -rFs-gpers have
90 e bouzAt ft. . sugY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-05
Neck Broken. Lived a wsek .

Admission. Ala, DIV. Sunday
|uaornlng death came to VIII Norwood.
about II or is years Of age. who was
'antured eight DAYS ago IN tho football
zane at Albevtville, Ala which game
was played between the Alabama
presbyterian college team, OF which
Norwood was manager, and the Sew
'snkh District Agricultural Scnool
Norwood was pAraly sed from his neck
Gown, and his spinal chord was SOW
cred. In this condition he lived \
Mttle over \ week lie was the son
OF @. II. Norwood. q prominent elder
OF the Presbyterian synod. and tho
.swner OF large printing establish.
ment In this city,