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Equity Court No. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


Coker rs. Cocker: appearance Of absent defendants
ordered. Complaiuant's solicitor. II. y. Moalton
Shelley S. Butler; injunction dissolved. Complain
ants solicitors. Putnam & Poe and J. C. Fay
defendants solicitors. vs.. II. Robson and Conway
Robinson.
Myers IS. Washington Humane Society; motion
TO yacate order denied. Complainant solicitors C.
A. keigEn and Hayden Johnson; defendants 30
letter j. Z. Smith.
lockwood vs. D'AudigEe; time 10 take testimony
limited. Complainsnts solicitors. e. ". Fits and
E. G. Dution. defendants solicitors hamilton
Colbert & Hamilton
Daniels vs. Daniels argued and submitted Com
paiusnts solicitor William H. shipley; defendants
solicitor. George q. Gertman
Conser vs.. Rove; argued and submitted. Com
plsinants sollcitor Leon TobrineF defendants so
lcitors, Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson
Rise .. Rice, argued and submitted. Complain
ants solicitor, r. J. Aiackey defendants solicitor
r. f. Downing
Assignment Tor today:
No. -. Otis Elevator COMPANY IS Meyers. At
tomeys. Vs. g. Gardner. -. ". ODunohus-W r
PTentiss. Ralston & siddons. Malcolm Hufsy, Cor
oorsn T9om.
No 81 Weisser IS. Weisssr Attogue5s. Naekey-
Albert Sillen.
No. % NeLane Sc. McIAne. Attorneys. White
Williams.
No. 2l3 Burke Va Burke. Attorneys. Charles h.
Turner Wilmer Latimer
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Alfonso in Good Realm.

Madrid. April S.-Despite all rumors
TO the contrary, including the recent
one to the effect that he was suffering
from tuberculosis, King Alfonso is in
excellent health.
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WILL DYNAMITE DAKOTA"

sHIthEe UDeratIOn ON StenmeF
Suevie 10 BE Repeated.
London, April ain consequence Of the
success of the salvage operations by
means of dynamite in the case Of the
Suevic, the process is TO be initiated in
the case Of the steamship Dakota, which
is now lying in a very perilous position
on the rocks outside of the harbor OF
Tokyo.
Capt Young, the head of the Liverpool
salvage association, who sailed from Mar
settles for Japan on March Is, will have
charge of the operations
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Equity COuYt Ne. :.
JUSTICE COULD

johnson rs. Johnson. submitted without argu-
mcnt Compartments solicitor Malcolm HuitY; de-
Pendants solicitor. 4. g.. Wells
In re lunacy Of james Rafferty,: auditors report
approved and discharge of committee
Schmidt IS. Ross. Ralph T.. Barnard. J. Morrill,
ctamherlin aud 2 Percy 3fgers submitted as trus-
tees; bond $1,000 Complainant solicitors Bar
uacd johnson aud George E. Williams; defendant s
solicitors. r. r. Myers ami Gitriugs & Chambesiin
Pitts Is. Muse sale ra.ifed aud reference 90
auditor. Compliments solicitor. IS. J. Lambert
defendants solicitors. J. J. Brosnau and r. Z.
Paigo.
RotiiHel Schoheld et al trustees authorized
60 conrey- Complainant solicitor ID. e. stutIsr;
defendants solicitor. ~. p. Ambrose
Davis IS. Davis reference % examiner; Margaret
~ Murray and a.. e.. Hsckett appointed % defend.
CompaInants solicitor. r. L. Jones
Assignments for to-day.
Ne. l6- Title Guaranty and surety Connany -
Depolily ct al. Attorneys HalkeT-Biruey. Hufty.
Plumley.
Ne. le Lindsey SIS Piston Ct al. ATTORNEYS.
Edwards Hooper White.
Ne. 1872 ChsppeH vs.. Baltimore and ohio Rail
fn4d COMPANY Attorneys. ChanpelI-Hamiitou K
Colbert.
No. p. Owens ct al. vs.. Sharp ct al At,orneys.
Gittiugs-T0bHner
No. % schrckler et a. rs. Washington Breserr
Company. Attorneys Gittngs q ChamherIn. Ten.
peF-Wooiard.
Note-l'h0e viii be- preliminary call If the
even numbered calendar cases on the April calendar
today az II O'Clock. Gases ia which counsel fan
70 respond VIII BE- continued fer the term
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than tie company issuing them; must
be seven years old. no industrial policies THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, s07 q 81 uW.
ja3-u
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D'ANNUNzIO REFUSES OFFER.
VIII Not Grave Ocean for Box of
CIgaFa" 10 Lecture.

Rome, April S.-The Messaggero says
that Gabrielle dAnnunzio has refused an
offer Of $4,000 TO deliver eight lectures In
South America In refusing he wrote:
have no wish to brave the ocean for
a box Of cigars"
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Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re George z. Newton; trustee authorized to
sccept offer
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INDIANS TAKE GAME. 4 TO 2.
Defeat Mercersburg Academy Team
in First Game.

Carlisle, April S.--In connection with the
indian school commencement exercises
this afternoon, the baseball season opened
with a game between the Indians and
Mercersburg Academy. the Indians win
ming by TO .. The score;
r. H. E.
Indians ...-..-........ o OIo50xII 3
Mercers5ITg- o o 0 ] 0 o % >
Batteries-Garlow ana Wauseka; shultz and Will
iams
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JUSTICE GOULD
Estate II George T. K=sting; letters If admins
tration granted 20 T. Percy Myers. bond. SEQ At
torney, I. Percy Myers.
Estate Of Gottlieb scheibe. letters Of adminstra-
ton granted TO Christina Scheibles bend 500 At
tCrney. David Rothschild
Estate Of Amanda Scott; win admitted to probate
snd letters tesiamentary granted 70 John 3. Rufhn
bend, 500. Attorney. W. l. Pollard
Estate Of Iyah s BrmkmaF. will admitted TO
prohasa and letters testamsntary granted 30 Charles
II. Brinkman; bond 500. Attorneys. Wilson q
Barksdale
Estate If Katherine O. Buete: letters Of admin
istation granted to George Z. Buete; bond 500
Attorney, l.. T. loving
Estate q Victor i. Montgomery: viii admitted 70
probate and letters u administration T. a. granted
to Agnes D. Montgomery; bond. $50 Attorney. J.
II. iAchliter.
Estate # Charles D. Holt viii admitted to pro
bate and letters testameutaFy granted 10 William A.
Gordon; bond, 81 600 Attorneys Gordon Gordon
Estate u Mary J. Thrasher win admitted 70
probate and letters tesiameut8Ty granted 10 Annie
L. 1i'rasAer, bond. $40. Attorney. a. T. Hendler.
Estate of Albert Peacock; win admitted TO pro
bate aud letters testamentary granted % Amanda
$. Peacock bond. 500 Attorney. J. J. Waters.
In re Abraham T. Baughman, order Of allowance
ATTORNEY ,. b. Blaczistone
Estate Of Isabella Murphy; petition for probate
Of vii fled Attorney. T. J. Bernhard
Estate Of Almaun G. Richards; exenplifed copy
q viii admitted TO record Attorneys. Birney a
Woodafd.
IN re Frederick J. r. Zaissler: order appointing
Leo +. lWissleF mardiau bond. 500. Attorney
David Rothsclild
Estate Of Rufus r. Darby. exemplihed COPY Of
viii admitted 10 record. Attorney Jesse H. Wilson
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Following are the scores in the duckpin t0urna-
ment at the Royal. TottsH is leading class A,
Fink and Zelers tied for the lead in class b, and
Schmidt ana Poole in class &:
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CFiminaI Canrt DO. I.
'iInInaI Court No. 2

"LoIlNE oIAFEUNU.
United States vs. Binger Hermann, violatipg s..
tion 5los, 4. 5. 4. g.: on trial Attorncys. 4
Worthington and H P Gatley.
Criminal COurt No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United states rs. John Candy, robbery: verdict
guilty sentence penitentary for three years. At.
torney. J. c. Foster
Thorn IS Adams Express Company; appeal bond
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Lawsuits.

/ Ne. 1893. William Arthur Washington vs. Albert
:. Hcagis and a. 5 ReaYis Sheet Metal Coruice
I Company. damages SO 900. Plaintiffs attorney H.
I j. Matheg
No. a39- Willis Washington rs. same damages.
] SEQ. Plaintiff attorney. l. J, Aather
4 No $3.50. Martin L. Nehey IS. i. g. Israel &
/ 60 and Samuel d. H1uck. note. 500 Plaintiff S
/ attorney. ". a. levin
No 1881. United States use Of Ben Russell vs..
I Gilmore ID. Holmes and Title Guaranty and surety
COMPANY bond. S1475. Plaintiffs attorney. W. H.
/ Sboles
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Improved Real Estate sit
uated at the Northeast
Corner Of Twenty-first
and ] Streets and Penn
Sylvania Avenue North
west, WASHINGTON, D. c.

By virtue Of the decree passed los the suurems
Court Of the District Of Coiumbia ca the twenty
ninth day 81 Mas, 1905, IN equity cause No. 250l,
wherein John G. Ten Eyck aud Others are corn
pialnants and JuilR T. AchlaiT and others are de-
premises
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/ No 500. Eisinser Bros IS. William Boswell: part
/ lot l, SmalWood estate 500. Attorney, Hayden
I Johnsou.
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Syracuse. .......................... 6 f-6
Annapolis ----------.--..-.. 8 Ks &
batteries: Thayer and Sullivan; Lamrbier, Meade,
and Hambsch
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Ana others. without security; easy payments Offices
IN IS principal cities yourself money By getting
my terms first. d. Il. ToLAIAN, Room sos, Sc I5tS
81. NV rofs,f
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ADAM A. wEscHLER AUCroNEER.
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. April s. ls0- at same place at 4 p. 10.
By order u the Trustee.
aE5-d&ds-cxs G. G.. SLOAN & co. AuetioneerE
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Money Loaned Salaried PeonIe

quickly made ca .. c. improved real estate Ad
res SECOND TRUSTS, Herald Office.
mh27-30t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
PASSENGERS IN A PANIC.
Peculiar Accident Occurs on the New
York Metropolitan a."

Chicago, Oct. 21-Shooting sudden
ly upward al an angle tnat grew to
45 degrees. the foremost car Of a
train on the Metropolitan IL dashed
on the opening lift Of the Jack knife
bridge between Jackson boulevard and
Van Buren, street, Friday nignt. For
second 1t seemed that the impetus
Of the car and the rising tendency OF
the bridge might carry 1t over and
lfurl the car off the track.
Then the motor power was shut off
ard the force OF gravity operating,
the car fell backward and was tele.
scoped with the second car which had
come on from behind with undimin.
ilhed speed In darkness and amid
crashing glass from shattered win
dows the startled passengers OF the
forward car, hurled from their seats,
and sliding toward the downward
end CT the coach, CROPPED for the eX-
IT, Fortunately the number in the
car was small, only eight, aud all sue
cseded in escaping from the heap In
to which they were thrown,
The tumble of cars on the bridge
closed that structure subsequently to
all traffic and for some time the Met
ropolItan system was almost entirely
tied up Coming just at the time OF
the closing CT the thsaters, II caught
many persons bound for home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
FOUND SO, 300 IN WALLET.
Turfnan G'es Broke, but Finds For
tune on His Way Home.

New York, Oct. 21.-Stanley
French, a turf follower. rode home
from the Belmont Park track to MS
home In Sheepshead Bay Thursday
evening. His wife had given aim
Just about their last dollar and his
luck had failed him On the same
train was Henry Mcdaniel, a trainer
for Louis Celia, who carried a wal.
let containing $4,000. French awoke
from a nap on the train to find the
wallet in a corner Of the car, but
Mcdaniel did not discover mis- loss
until late that night.
Freach did not know how much
money he had found until after he
had Jokingiy told his wife that tne
dollar she had given him had made a
fortune. She counted the bills and
discovered to her husbands and ner
own utter aSton1shment that It con
sisted OF bills OF large denomination
French then told her that he mad
found the money and tney mutually
agreed that ii must be returned to the
owner, could he be found.
The next day French met turf &C
auaintance who told him Of Mcdaniel ;
loss. French believed that he mad
the lost bank roll and forthwith he
turned the wallet and its contents
over TO Mcdaniel. The latter de-
lightedly gave him a 81 900 bill, but
French said that II Mcdaniel could
give him a job he would prefer that
to the reward. Mcdaniel could not
do SO, and French accepted the cash,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Rc,tlsrs Elect otfleers.

Denver. COLO, Dot 2l.--After Sc
lectiug Baltimore as the next place
OF meeting. the American Bottlers'
association Friday night elected the
following officers President, John
\. Blondoll. az Baltimore; Vice pres
ident. Henry Shaffer. OF Jersey CITY,
treasurer Henry Schmidt. OF Hobo.
kou. y. !. secretary r p. Schroeder
OF New York An executive com.
mittes was chosen and instructed TO
make every EFFORT 10 set all state,
and even lesser associations. into III"
national body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Mss,lI and wife Acquitted.

Decatur III, Oct Acting un-
ler Instructions from Judge Cochran
,na jar, has returned verdict &C
q.f.,ng Frederick Magill and mis- wife
Fa,o Graham NagiN. OF the charge
Of numbering Mrs Pet Magill the
Ayst vI.e OF Nss1. IA his lnstruc.
t,ous 'Ne fudge sad he state had tail
81 to pnrNc Nv, cc.gu, drtG,i The
NerdIcl vs> greeted Nth c,lcrvS. de-
spite the ero,', a. NE csur, Co main
tain orler Tho cyoNd IN ne court
room HURRIED forward and canErstu
lated the MaglN>.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
HANGING was Postponed

CsVlpgtoU Co. oct. - Fred
Roseoerry. d 40 ~as tried
az the recent Svy. a. Der term Of Nsw,
ton superior court snd convicted OF
the murder OF Ike F'o,u. aaother
negro. al n'Sro church Gathering
naar Alcoya In October. 1906. and
who VAS statrNcsf 10 hang IN the
COvlnCon jAn Friday, vas rot sN
eeuted judre g. : Roam hA,ing
agreed 20 hosr . nc,.sn for a-S TRIAL
A. hls eOurl ckamDcrs h Atlanta on
the hrst saturGas &c November
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Does Not Seek the ONCE.

New York, Oct. Ex-Governor
Hughes made declaration Of his at.
titude toward the presidential NOM
ination, when, in the course Of an
address at d dinner given in his hon.
or by the republican club he said: 81
do noI seek any PUBLIC Office, ! have
not sought, nor shall seek, directly
or indirectly, 10 influence the seleC-
ton or the vote OF any delegate to
any convention. and with reference
to the action OF any delegate to any
convention there will be no sugges
ION or thought Of influence, protest
or reprisal In the executive chamber"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Receives Carnegie Medal fer Bravery

Atlanta. Oct, 2l--Me ssages from
Pittsourg received Friday nieht told
OF the award of the Carnegie hero
medal and $500 70 Joon b Hill ne
FIRST negro 10 secure recosAition ~ TIE
hands OF ,Ac committees having tlis
matter IA charge John p Hill is
the coachwau OF NiN, Ragan. The
medal comes 10 mn as TIE result OF an
when. az tar risk OF his own lits, ne
stopped a runaway on PsAchtrse
street. thereby probably saving The
lives OF a nurse aud two hide bows
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Turn. over Al R.oAt..

Nashville ruu uc'. - The
TWnpesses conference 80 go" Methods,
Episcopal church south In sesslon
at Springfield. Tenn hs> adopted toe
followirs resolution Resolved hat
This conference d. noN cric and there
are hereby ceded 10 the general con
ference NJ The Methods =, Eoiseopsl
church. South 81, rights priyi'eses
and authority vhies tbs conference
has a. nlSrber % 'hr corporation
knoNn AZ Ys2 +rrhit gl.versitS."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
AERoNAUT'S MARROW ESCAPE
Parachute Fell in Frort Of "a, Tan
He Jumped

Norwalk, CoLu.. oct b.. Prs
jewell an aeruGdV. t.. ..Y.
o., who is mailing dau1 .... ...
here, had hi, pdrarhI'e ...
pieces beneath the Bo,'o. -,y.-,.
and only escaped a a.m.a. '.r ny
letting go OF the parachute So. a.lg
forty feet he struch .euy- a.:
was seriously Injured
Jewell mas been balooniag SAGE a
boy, but he states that he u.ysr aSs
such a ticklish moment a. Nh"n -
saw himself deNceEdiug airectt n
the path Of tine express. going say
miles an hour.
MY parachute has failed 20 open
my gas bag has caught 0re, s0e !
have passed through thunder storms
but give me all Of them 10 preference
10 an express train. My Only esGGc'
was 10 drop. tried 70 lsud 10 sons
bushes. but struck on q ''ncs In'
parachute could have been '''1 ".
confetti after the eXp'"-s passed
OVpr IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Rival Of the Lus.'a~

Hamburg. OC' 81
sci hat English shp..-
construct for the ~ 30
line viii be named t'e
will be Of $1,000 t"a
80 500 OF the Lus.'aa.a ....
II IL stated nat TIC Euro
ably 81 the last GtrmAa
built in Great Britain
Krupp shiphuild'nS
p,e,ed beiO.- dat 90
Of tne Europa 49,. .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
WAR ON INJURY FAKlRs.
Triple Alliance Formed to Drive Thorn
From Chicago.

Triple Alliance Formed to Drive Thorn
From Chicago.
Chicago, Oct FL. -Professiona per-
sona injury fakirs. colonies Of whom
have taken more than 81 900 900
frauduently from the city In four
years. are TO be driven from Chicago
and II possible 10 the penltent1ary, by
triple alliance In which the city
administration is the principal fac
tor.
Chicago has entered into an ar.
rangement with the traction compa
MES and steam railroads entering the
city to carry on An offensive and de.
fenslve cam palgn against these peo-
Pile Besides these parties TO the
alliance. forty oowporGtins, all victims
OF the personal Injury fakirS, have
been invited to aRsist In the estab-
liShment Of q clearing house for toe
records Of professional crooks OF this
character, This action was decided
on Friday by First Assistant City
Attorney Mirrison, after II had been
discovered that there were whole
families which. using various names.
were suing the city on fake charges
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
TO ENFORCE PRoHI LAW.
Governor Conner. Will, If Necessary,
Call Extra Session.

Call Extra Session.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 2l.-GoH
ernoor b. b Conner mas announced
that II the officers OF the law find 1t
impossible to enforce the liquor laws
he will ca! an extra session OF the
legislature to give them all the power
they need. He told the members OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union OF the state that he was going
to put every power Of the state behind
any prohibition laws that might be
passed.
Eight counties nave recently voted
out liquor, FIVE more have called cleo
tons and half q dozen others have
movements on foot for elections with
every prospect that anti-llquor forces
will win out. Twenty.one counties
were prohibition before the passage Of
the local option law, so that there are
now twenty-nine dry counties.
Very few have ae OF liquor in open
saloons, most Of them having dis
pensaries Montgomery has sought
signers TO get an election called and
an election will probably be ordered
In jefferson. the largest county In the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
BRYAN IN ATLANTA
Distinguished COmmOner Guest
of State Fair.
RECEIVES GREAT OVATION
Crowds Cheered the Prominent Ne.
braskan and the Great Coliseum
Was Packed to Hear Him er-ak-A
Dollar Dinner at Night.

Atlanta, Oct. 2l.-With an ideal
day for his is hours visit to Atlanta
and the Georgia State fair, William
Jennings Bryan, the great common.
or, arrived at the Terminal station
Saturday morning at 6:l5 from Spar.
tanburg, S. c.
Mr.. Bryan was met By reception
committee, consisting Of President H..
II. Cabiniss, OF ,ne State FAIR asSCci.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22
Negroes Start Trouble and as a
Result Blood Flows.
ONE OFFICER WAS KILLED
Negroes Barricaded Themselves in
House and Fire Was Used to Burn
Them out-Polce Were Finally Vic.
torIous.

& New Orleans, La, Oct. 2l,--A
party OF negroes barrlcaded themselves
Ap a downtown house Friday and
started riot. One policeman was
KILLED and several were wounded.
The riot ended after an hour and a
@alf siege of the mouse by the police.
linen. The officers routed the negroes
by bdrning them out, MORALLY wound.
ing one and arresting five others,
The trouble started In front Of the
Second German Presbyterian church
ct Claiborne and Anette streets dur.
ltng services wnen several negroes be-
came boisterous. Patrolman OAmbl.
Gus, who attempted to arrest them,
was killed The negroes ran to q
nearby house which taey barricaded.
With shotguns, revolvers and ia
Sors they awaited the police. a few
OF whom gathered quickly and storm
ed the house. Sergeant Wheatley
was MORALLY wounded and PRtrolman
Wenck and Corporal j. w. Dunn re-.
ceived serious wounds.
PatrolnnNn CamSlons was killed by
a knife thrust and his body lay for
b considerable time in front OF the
batricaded house, no one daring to
move IT,
About half an hour after his death
n small detail OF police made a rush
lpon the house, more than half OF
Ahem falling to the pavement shot by
abe negroes behind the Windows 1ne
police were driven TO shelter. carrying
GhA wounded men with them.
Negroes Routed by Fire.
For more than 4 quarter OF an hour
xhI negroes were the masters OF tAe
neighborhood while the police col
acted a force OF twenty-five men to
renew the attack, This larger squad
surrounded the house 30 that no one
could escape. and after finding tdNt
threats and shooting were OF no avail +,
set Hrs 10 a iaase behind the house,
The smoke drove the negroes from
cover They broke for safety sing.
ly, the hrst one ont falling mortally
'Wounded while the next two rushed
out with empty hands held over their
Aeads and begging for mercy
A badly wounded negro next stag
Gered out and tire police seeing the
Aght was over, rushed in and search.
I'd the house One negro WAS found
under a mattress and six arrests, In.
-ohIding the dying negro. were made,
some " tho other arrested appear.
I'd 10 be- badly injured
Held House Against Police.
According 10 the police iuyeStiEa.
thou these II pSGrOcs held the house
for more than an hour against force
81 well armed policemen, backed by
= mob OF more than | 900 persons
AZ soon a. the negroes nad sub
VBIStsd IhS police were forced 10 turn
on this mob aud fight with all ,hc.r
Slsrs> against rnrSAtspOd wholesale
NnChlnGs The negroes were taken
sStr,N to ,Ho parish prison Of New o.
Isans, wnirH g. considered the strOng
e. and SAFE, jail In the state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-22

alton. Captain w. G. RNoul. President
Aldlne Chambers. Of the Young Mems
Democratic league OF Fulton county,
and r. l.. Seely.
MIR. Bryan and the reception com.
mittes were Immediately driven to
the home Of Captain W. G. Raoul.
where the diStin GuiEhsd NSbraskan
fast.
was the guest at an informal break
Crowds Lined the Streets.
The party, including Governor Hoke
Smith, left at 1880 O'Clock In car.
riages for the fair grounds, where
Mr. Bryan was to speak. Crowds
lined the street all the way from the
governors mansion 10 the fair grounds
and the prominent visitor was forced
10 bow repeatedly to the cheers.
Through the same gates that Presi.
deaf Roosevelt drove two years ago
TO he same day and the same hour,
MIR Bryan passed Saturday morning.
There were the cheers from the
great crowds who had packed into the
main driveway, and Mr.. Bryan arose
in mis- carriage as he passed through
the avenues Of applauding people, ne
howiug right ard left
The roadway from the gates 10 the
coll eum was damned and packed.
white the big building was filled to
overlooking
Vast Audience cheered.
When Mr. Bryan entered tne coli
scum the vast audience arose and
cheered Many stood on nv benches
in the arena and applRuded as the
DISTINGUISHED COmmoner accompanied
by President Ca5auiss ami Governor
Smith made their way to the plat
form a, tho southwestern end OF thu
building
Il VAS shortly after noon when
President Caoaniss. representing { e.
ia.r association. arose aud introduced
Governor Sm,.h In a few Appropriate
remarks The chief executive was
greeted ay mstn cheers In a shor.
vsll-chascn speech, Governor smith
presented William IcuninE, Enaa. Of
y, brasla
The cheers again broke ioos~ as NJ
BrNan st"prei'o re front OF the pa
form and bowed II vas several mo
ments beorc tr could beEia Ms speech
on Account 81 he applause
No, sincr the day. Two ,tars ago
when Pres dent Theodore Rooseve.,
spoke In Albania. has there been suca (
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