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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Cir, Die. At skstina Rink.

A'.nt: July f,-Miss LEILA Wig
sins. Ac,a -. dropped in . faint on
the eoor e s., Nicholas skating rink
Thursda! y! DID In . few minutes.
Miss wi ins lad not booA shat-
ing only avins arrived At the rink
a few m..Aen'A before. She nao
complained OF bling overhsatsd. but
she did not seem to be particularly
distressed. Scarcely aad she enter
ed the rinh uhen she was seen TO reel
and fall. Charles Wynnc. who vas
standing near helped carry the young
woman 20 =. '.i'.. retiring room.
and rushed to ~, baseball park and
summoned Steve Barnett. When Dr.
barnett arrived the young woman vas
dead. -------
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
NEW sEcvR,riEo CREATED.
Amount for First Nan q 1901 nee
Never 0ee0 paeallosod.

Amount for First hah q 1oo0 nee
Never 0seo parallslsd.
New York. July S.-TAc em0unt q
new securities created In The UaitDl
States for the nrst half Of 1907 has
never been parAllsled.
The grand total authorised u
1l.27S. 72s. 500: already >7Se. A42. loo
aas been Issued since January /. leav.
Ing $40 ESQ. 400 OF this years oatpas
10 be sold In addition to Q large car
~ over from the previous year. The
railroads have applied In six uoaths
for 1913. LAC. 600. exclusive Of $685..
900. 600 announced BY the Hill roads
and st. Paul last December. Iadus-
trial needs have been less pressing.
yet not SO light AZ the total or 1884,.
Isl. $40 would indicate.
The most prominent feature OF 1897
financing to date has been the unprece.
chemically heavy offerings oe abort
notes paying very geaerous returns
to investors-from - per ceat and
in exceptional cases even more. Al
together. $5O3. 6sl 900 Of this torn q
security has been put out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
Fifteen Fourth Of July Victims at the
City Of Pittsbura. Pa.

P.tts,u-, "a, Jliy T., Al. rec.
ords f.. iA.a,!tlrs following Il" ceic
b,at.nn OF me Fourth Werc Jlok i.
he!e
Up - |" O'Clock Fr.dly morning -
dra'h. We" T., ported to 'lc c,:On'" !,
Once. wniie tho number OF injured
were 'lreo Jr''
THIS H.. II tne dead. which was
compi, .! from case reported at 'ae
corners Office AMI norsue, from We'd
n"..i> r.sA' urti. Friday morning
ing,u I'D tap ALLEGED murders ana one
sue! 10, br>!!es numerous acc.irntI.
dea'h. u j. >lii many OF the In =
turcd Will d. from their wounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA ST NDAY. JULY Z, 1907
sourn's TEXTILE EQUIPMENT.
Southern Cotton Mills HAY Eventual
w Predominant Worlds Markets.

B,.'lnoIe. July y, In rc|i"" Il.
plans TO- editions TO the t,X',.,'
eQul;:n.u' " The south during the
900 -pini.es. the Manufacturers Rec
ord says:
New companies are being Organize
AMI e,tah.i she'd. corporations are add
Ing to tLcir equipments " mach!n-
cry ami the ad !!tionS announced for
established plants are aoont llJ per
cent more tAan those reported for
the new companies. Tnere t. prob
ably NJ more emphatic recognition
~ southern ADVANTAGES for cotton
manufacturing than the continued
movement OF the soutaryn mann'ac-
turers - increase their spin 1"ag"
from year TO y,ar II Is evident
that sout heyn cotton mill MANAGERS
anticipate no difficulty In retaining
their present position and eventual:
prehoTua;inv the worlds markets.
This record Of the second quarter ~
1907 shows a considerable increase
over tina; Of tho first Gua:ter. wen
but 1872 46S spindles were announced.
The tota! for the second quarter =
:27 .73G sp!pd!rs. which mea"s the
Investment ~ about e o0o. 600. The
cstabl h cd m,., Will install l51 SIG
spinu;es. an inveStLisIt OF about
81 .0" .nr''. and the ""w companies
will install CO SEQ spind!es. an in
ve,tmcn. OF aU,It 81 900 900.
The figures b. states are:
Alabama. -. $50 Georgia. $50:
Nortn Carolina. cS 900. and Texas.
J.? 900 sp'rtics These figures are
for spir!.cs aIthoritatively anrOunc-
ed As to be put in position. but not
necessarily alr'ad added. Thousands
OF these spindles. however. have al
ready been put In operation. other
thousands are being installed at the
present time and thousands more will
be placed in the mills within the
next few months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
American Wins Championship.

London. July 6.-In the all En- gland
tenuis cham p!onship ladies singles At
Wimbledon Friday afternoon, May
Sutton, II California, defeated Mrs
Chambers In the championship round
Miss sutton 'hus won hack the title
OF British champion OF which 81" was
deprived last year by Mrs Cham-
oerS. then Mis- Douglass Miss SUIT
ton received a remarkable ovation
from tie crowds in the stands.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
y Fatal Injury at New Orleans.

kw Orleans. La Jul, 1.-The
nh OF July her. CAUSED one prob
fa,a, INJURY and iuclu1rd four
)r victims painfully hurt. An
hn. VINO wa, shot in the abdo-
with a small caliber rifle ball,
the worst hurt. There l. COM
|ii,,!! little fir, Worae shooting In
DREAMS on the Fourth. Christ
bc,ns the day for sucn GEE
IONS here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
laliee kllla PrisoN0e.

Salon. \. ~. July s.-Ia IN ae.
tempt Thursday by half Q 1eGsa N
matss OF the county Jail. to ovoe.
power the jailer dIc: gain their fres-
dom, . prisoner named Brown. who
was tae rinkieader in the taa sseek-
ing attempt, vas shot and instantly
killed. The attempt was frustsete1
By the TALLER, John Gale. slAsie- k7aG-
ed. The othsr inmates were forced
back into their cells 1t the Doias Ct
the taier's gun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
ARMY OFFICERS BEGIN MARCH.
viii Traverse Route Of 'shern an 4
Forces to Atlanta,

Chattanooga. Tenn, July 6.-"hir-
ty-i"ur army officers. recent gradu-
ate, OF military stan college at l@av-
tnwor'h. kans. started FL lay morn
tng from Ch!ckamauga national park
on marcn that will traverse the
route taken by Genera! Sherman's
forces in The Atlanta campaign In
1865.
They will be more than week on
the way, arriving at Atlanta July IA.
They have as an honorary escort "a
infantry men OF the Twelfth cavalry
ur!"r command OF Lieutenant KIM
bali
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Fst'ter Killed by His Son.

folur. "a. 5. c.. July Views has
IN received here OF q shooting af-
y in Saluda county. From mea-
D Information it Is learned tLat
liaM Taylor was beating his snn,
bon. when his WIFE spoke to him
begged him 10 de>is' He let
\ boy go and attacked his wife.
, son Went to tne rescue OF his
Rh"r ana >ao' his father, killing
IT. z.aIt.v.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
GEORGIA CELEBRATES FOURTH.
Enthusi astie Celebration Of Our Natal
Dav in tec State

Atlanta, July Z. In this city In
depeniracc Ea} va, more Sen'ta.y
AMI en.hus!asi. ,a.ly Observed t!rin
any Fourt.I -. JuI. herrtui".,.
rhe ia! WAS eenersily observed a.
Q patriotic holiday. demonstration,
bei..y Ina !e IN Nariohs ways
AZ n. .ht Il kvan. pa. ale OF Red Men
took place. and me fireworks disu.a!
was unprr, edcn'tl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Celebration At Savannah.

Savanna. Ga. Jul! G.-Savanrah
took due c.Dyn.zance OF the GLORIOUS
Fourth" \ general holiday va, Oh
served None OF TIE pace OF GUS
iness Was upca, Great crowds went
10 Tlbe.. Island for an entertainment
given b! the Savannah EIvi" OF Eas res
and other events, while Isle OF Hope.
Tuun1e,Uolt and other places nad
THEN ATTRACTIONS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Fatal DISPUTE Over Ball Game,

augusta. ia , July ga special
N GTC'sto" Ga . sal> hat H4iile
Rins ready 10 settle with one man
(ispu'" over Four'l q, July base.
J game, r Young 90, INTO sec
argument VIA another man by
nan. # Clp'.>, D, .som he va,
y ar instantly killed CApe-s
]. ~ vas o-ctuei aad IL nov IN
-. .M.!1 C-ua;y jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Fourth at CedartoWn.

Cpdar'own, Ga. July THE g!o-
rfous Fourth was celebrated by q big
crowd Of Polk county people on the
fair grounds. Hon. 7. W. Hard
wick delivered an address. which WAS
followed III the afternoon BY severa.
exciting races. The day was one Of
the most pleasant observances OF the
Fourth ever witnessed in Cedartown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Barbecue at Triton.

Triton. Ga. july 4 Triton appro-
pria,eiy celebrated the naNona! hol-
ida> with barbecue and 5asket din
ner. watch Was attended by large
porti IN of the population OF TIT coun-
ly. Twenty-Five carca>ses were
bar,ccued. DR.. W. l.. Packard, the
pastor Of the First Baptist church. Of
Savannah. was the orator OF the day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07

New York, July S.--Dtstreesea ~
the noises OF the Fourth Of July eel-
ebration Mrs. Johanna Evert q Wid.
ow, hanged herself from . be1post IN
aer home in Jersey City. The body
was found early the next day. MS.
Evert suffered from III health. AND
she complained that she could Uot
s;.ad the noise o! exploding are
works.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Miami. Fla, Bank Closed.

Washington. d. c.. July e.-The
Fort Dallas National Bank OF Mi
ami. Fla. was closed Friday by d.
rect!on OF the comptroller Of the cur
rency On Information received from
BaHk Examiner Mcdonald. that tie
bank Is iusO,ten: Toe liabilities are
given a: So .iCG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
sefriended Woman: Received $40 600

FindA! o.:o, july ..--M.,- E'nel
Bish. Vt tai, C.tH. Ia. received So. =
40 from Mt Mr:l VI krnta II
OsNee" y. y. w.om -" De. ~
ed '..T-r ear $50 IL. ..i. ~. O Nj.
kenia. va u,'r'. Oh 'ne, .'r.r. ana.
Misc hi,A saw that she ~4, gi,es
pIOpcT dttr,.iIuu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
REVOLT rnREArEMs INDIA.



London. July 6.-DspatoAes froD
India report that the disa9octioa
among the natives Is rapidly iocreos-
ing. According to = correspoadest
VINO has made several tours o( Bea-
gal. revolt Is being preached IN
great many provinces. and the ns-
tives are being trained to Aght.
Formerly the discontent vas co..
fined to . few aSitators. but nov Il
has spread among the aristocraey.
and landholders 40 we'll a. Aatiooal
volunteers have branches ID Do4riy
every town and village. and tales a
lawlessness and oppression By these
volunteers come from every district.
The rural police are weak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
new YORK STREETS
Scene OF RACE RIOT
Band Of Negroes Fatally Slash
Policeman With Rae ors.
TRIED TO KILL OTHER OFFICERS
White Citizens Rushed to the Aid Of
Dluseoats-Resorves Are Called Out
from Two Precincts Before osoes
was Restored.

New York. July 6.-Po,tcemAn Id
ward Conrad was probably fatally In
Jured In \ race riot which occurred
IL upper New York late Thursday
night.
Attempts were made to Kill other
policemen. scores III negroes we're Sc
verely dubbed and i've arrests we're
severely clubber and i've arrests we're
maze. but the trouble vas brought
under control.
The trouble started when Police
man Conrad seised . negro VOC vas
discharging . pistol on the street. In
mediateiy hundreds Of negroes 5aa %
hts aid. seized the policeman. slasao1
him with razors and kicked and boat
him. White residents came to Goa
RAIDS aid. and In . few minutes .
gOOdly row was on.
Reserves from two precincts had 70
30 called to Quell tns ri0ting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-07
Celebration at M.Iledoevilie.

M!hr4."I!..4. Ga jay -MIN-
edlc,i.!e eulc.lainel a3t fed 1.o'o
people 1t Was IN, greatest day IN
fort! years In tins city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
SALEM IS
READY FOR
THE SOLONS
Dressed In lis Best Silt Of
Clothes For Coming SeS.
Sion of Legislature

Salem is putting on it's best bib
and tucker" for the reception OF the
members OF the legislature who Will
begin TO arrive tonight and tomor-
row and will be here In force on
Sunday evening, Especially is this
true with respect to the hotels, pri-
vate boarding and rooming houses
Perhaps the most elaborate prepara-
tlons have been made by Manager
Conner. OF the Willamette hotel who
has had the entire hostelry overhaul
ed and renovated and Il is as "splck
and span" az a new pin.
The lobby of the hotel, ceiling
walls and fixtures has been treated TO
brand new suit of paint and polish
and everything put in ship-shape for
the accommodation OF the solons who
will congregate there in great NUM-
bers every evening after each
days session. The painting was
done by Frank l., Whitman, whose
marked ability as decorator and
painter Is well known throughout
the city. Much has been added 10
the comfort and appearance OF the
lobby by the removal OF the large
table that formerly occupied the cen-
ter of the floor. and the addition of
set OF new easy chairs, Mission
style, a need that has been long felt
and is appreciated by the guests.
For elaborateness of design. color
and artistic finish in the line of in
terror decorations Mr. Willman. the
painter, did himself proud in the
painting and frescoing of the walls
and ceiling OF the Bureau saloon. of
which f. p. Talklngton is proprietor,
TAis is probably the most expensive
and elegant pieces of work of it's
kind in the city and great credit is
due TO the artist as well as congratu-
lations TO the proprietor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

We're nearly all in cane or circular
forms, most of the girls wore scarfs
of light dainty fabrics which We're
draped about their shoulders during
the performance, slipped back or
drawn up as occasion or fancy de-
manded
The Girl Who Paints or EmbrOidcrs.
The girl who can paint or can em-
broider will be able TO make charm
ing throws of this sort for little cost.
for many OF them are of very thin
China silk. The sort that sells for
less than 80 cents per yard. The
ends decorated with floral patterns
done with brush or needle The
brush dork is in thin dyes as If print
ed on. Scarfs OF crepe have ends
made OF warp print sash ribbons put
on with fancy stitches or lace inser
tions and finished with knotted
frlnges or tassels ornaments.
Fur Sets and Fur Trimmings.
Fur trimmings ornament some Of
the 9rottiest scarfs of chiffon. but fur
makes 1t appearance everywhere.
There Is no better investment than
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Eyes. wen gather at the river.
The beautiful. the beautiful.
The beautiful Willamette river
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and the Family Circle.

New York City is to do away with
the last horse car lines.
A train load Of gold and silver ore
from Goldheld. valued at $1,000, 900,
was taken TO the smelters at Callejo
Junction, Cal. 1t was heavily guard
ed.
Coal famine at San Francisco and
other coast cities has made a tre-
mendous advance in the value OF the
Coos Bay mines.
A clerk at Hoqulam, Wash, was
hazed by high school boys because
he rooted" for a rival basketball
team. He was stripped and given q
coat of varnish.
The Pennsylvania railroad, which
has a four-track line from Chicago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

20 New York. will issue 100000
900 capital stock to raise money to
make needed improvements and eX-
tensions and to purchase new equip
ment
Japanese capitalists have taken
steps TO establish a bank and insur-
anee company at Manila. They have
also taken steps to establish a news
paper there TO promote Japanese
commerce. II is 20 be published in
the Japanese. Philippine and English
languages.
There IS such a famine in a large
part of China that the people are
living on grass roots.
Two San Francisco lawyers have
won a suit in the courts OF Germany
that will compel the North German
Insurance Company 10 pay its loss
es In that city. in spite Of the "quaks
clause" under which II was seeking
to evade payment OF millions OF dol
lars. The decision hinged on the
punctuation of a clause and the prop
er use OF a comma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Never before were evening wraps
so generally worn. or so varied in
material and style of make. Women
have learned that 1t pays to have at
least one of these useful and most
becoming garments, for they make
light, comparatively simply dresses,
possible with advantage both to a
girls appearance and to her pocket
book
A Thcater Party.
At a theater party which came
trooping in at a leading theater the
other night. taking up two rows of
the parQuet near the front several
girls were noticed in lingerie gowns,
that will be as much in place for a
dante next August as they were this
January at the theater They We're,
of course, covered under warm, pref
ty wraps until the girls reached the
seats, then thrown gracefully back
ready to be donned with the great
est ease when the play was over.
Fancy Scarfs and Fichus.
Besides the pretty wraps which
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
NJ. A. a. G. GAME TONIGHT.
Salem Y. NJ. q. A. and Muitnomah
Play basketball Tonight--Pre-
llminary Game.

The Multnomah star basketball
team will arrive IN the city tonight
on the 6:gO train from Portland.
and, after light supper and a rub
down. will be In excellent condition
for the game with the local Y. M.
c. A. this evening. The Salem boys
have been practicing hard the past
week, and feel that they stand a
good chance OF winning the game to-
night. Coach Grannis has had his
men in training, and feels confident
The local team has lost a good man
In Perry Jones for some time, who Is
at present suffering from sprained
wrist. but they have another good
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

vet and silk ribbons, while braidings
make dressy designs at little cost,
and combined with n few fancy
stitches ornament the most expensive
creations of fashionable dressmak-
ing.
Hair Ornaments.
Were never prettier or more gen
orally employed. Smell combs of all
sorts are amons the most practical
ornaments OF substantial sort, and
those inset with small Rhlnestones
have proved particularly popular.
The ieweled barrette has returned
TO favor with more prestige than
ever, and In many different forms.
Very fine small stones that show lit
tie of the setting are first in the list,
and combinations of pearls and brill
liants are reckoned especially desir-
able. Wreaths OF green bay leaves,
spangled with dew drops of brilliants
with cluster OF crush roses, white,
pink. yellow or red. on the left side
In front. are especially pretty for
evening wear
LUCY CARTER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Today the shippers convention
meets at Albany. They should sting
that good old hymn;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed a hole In the
barrooms Of Kansas. but Ballard1s
Horehound Syrup has smashed all
records as a cure for coughs. bros-
chitis. influenza and all pulmonary
diseases. r. c. H.. Horton. Kan.
writes ~ have never found a medi-
cine that would cure cough 30
quickly as Ballard's HoFehound syr-
up. / have used II for years" Sold
by D. J Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
New York January Fashions

good fur, especially in the hanging
furs of the season. where each sepa.
rate pelt is distinctly visible and
could at any time be transferred to
any other uses. January sales offer
opportunities for securing high grade
furs at prices that appeal to clover
purchasers. c. c. Shayne, as mat
ter of precedent, makes substantial
reductions throughout their stock
after January first, and one can rely
on anything obtained from this old
established fur house as being made
up in the finest manner. and built
of fine skins. since no trash is ever
allowed to be sold in this establish
ment.
silk Braids and Ribbons.
Silk braids and ribbons are inn
portant parts of the garnitures of
gowns and wraps. Very elaborate
effects are easily obtained by taking
advantage of the possibilities for
easily accomplished decoration that
belong to these trimmings. Sashes,
belts. bodces and bretelles are quick"
ly and prettily concocted with vel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
nan, Rhodes. who has recently come
The Lineup.

NJ. A. a. g. subs-Neth. A. Allen.
Preceding the big game prelim-
mary game will be called at o'clock
between the second Indian school
team and what Is called Humphreys
team. This will probably be a snap
py little game. The Multnomak
game Will DO called at s:45 sharp.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
Smiles

Roseburg will soon be out OF debt
Albany may have paved streets
An that is needed 20 secure good
government is to give the machine
more power and more taxes.
salem Is metropolitan. Curtain
rises Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock,
Il takes the farmers TO skin the
trusts. There Is the sublimlty Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance company.
has carried s12O.349 OF policies last
year for total expense OF s283.6O.
That is sklnning the insurance trusts
out OF about $4,000.
Under the present wonderful ma
turalization laws OF congress almost
no foreign-born citizens are being
uaturallzed. But the new depart
ment created great many Offices for
those who are already citizens 10
draw fees and salaries. That is what
congress is for-to create Offices.
Today the shippers convention
meets at Albany. They should sing
that good old hymn;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Have you indigestion, constipation.
headache. backaehe. kidney trouble?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll II II fails, get your
money back. That's fair. Tea or
Tablet form; s5 cents For sale AZ
DR. stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Into each life some sorrow must fall;
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take TO flight;
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
Sold az DR.. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

Albany Democrat; Frank Dayey
had simply been down 10 the coast
hunting votes Next time he should
so 70 all the Portland papers and
dlyluge his plans and give his timer
AIRY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
WHITE FOB GOVERNOR.

The Wheeling News, which mas
stood very firmly for tax reform from
The beginning Of the movement, takes
up an editorial Of yesterday In the
Register in the following manner:
"a local newspaper, which Is very
poor authority, makes the assertion
that Tax Commissioner A. B. White
contemplates running again for the
governorship.
at is The first the News has heard
of Mr.. Whites alleged Intentions, and
II regrets that the authority Is not lie,,
ter, as Il hopes the statements arc
true. West Virginia could do no bet
ter than by giving Mr.. White another
term AS governor. No State ever had
" better governor that Albert j.
White. His administration was clean
and honorable and he was absolutely
free from evil corporate influences
lie acted upon the idea that he %as
the servant Of the people, and he rem
dered service accordingly.
Let us have Governor White again.