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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
hit BY Train. Yuoth Dies.

Atlanta, March 7.-While on the
siding OF the Western and Atlantic
tracks, under the Forsyth street
bridge. Carl Reynolds, a young white
boy. was struck by the rear end OF a
freight train and received injuries
from which he died within an hour at
forwards. No one knows exactly what
the youth was doing on the tracks.
near the platform where fruit and pro-
duce Is unloaded from freight trains
for the commission merchants. IL
Is thought the rear end of the train,
which was entering the siding to place
cars. struck the boy In the back and
rolled him some distance down the
tracks. crushing his abdomen. and
infiictlng fatal internal injuries. An
ambulance was called and the boy
taken to q private sanitarium. at
which place he expired.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
KNEW so MUCH OF suRoLARY
That Policeman Arrested Mcguire,
and Ne WIS Bound Over.

Savannah. Ca, March Ma
guirs, a young contractor. held up
Policeman Padgett on his beat and be-
gan discussing a burglary at the Ma
sonic Temple pharmacy that occurred
Sunday night. Mcguire knew 50
much about 1t that Padgett arrested
him and in the recorders court he
was remandei to The superior, court
for burglary 4 revolver was found
on Msguire's person.
Padgeit had surprised the burglar
OF work In the store and though the
officer had covered the burglar with
his revolver. the latter ran and got
away. though another policeman
Joined in the chase.
Patrolman Pddgett said the man was
well dressed and young, and he be-
lleved he answered the description Of
Mcguire. This fact rendered him
certain that Mcguire was the right
man when the latter betrayed famil-
iarity with the occurrence that the po-
liceman reasoned hat none save HIM
self an! the burglar could have b,ea
acquainted VITA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
viii Attack Validity Of Bonds.

Chicago. March IA special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says tha,
officisi steps have been taken by the
state Of Illinois, to attack the validi-
~ ot s@2 .ooo 900 In Alton ralroa !
bonds issued by the Alton railroad.
The intcrsta @ commerce commission
has received an application from w.
n. Stead. attorney general for the
state Of Illinois, asking for a COM
plete transcript ~ all testimony taxi
en- BY the interstate commerce COM
m!ttee in It's hearing a, New York
regarding the Chicago and Alton rail-
road. The interstate commerce com
mission has begun 10 comply with the
request VI the az orney general Of H.
liuois. which was made. f. appears 4.
under the special direction OF Cover
nor Deneen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Princeton to Assist Americans.

Washington, March THE United
States gunboat Princeton. which .
now on the southern California coass.
r.. '1e ordered 10 Central America %
assist the cruiser Chicago In lOohhs
after the Americans Interests threat
ened by the war between Nicaragns
and Honduras.
II has also been decided TO sena
either the Dubuque or the PAdDcaa
to Blleficlds, Nicaragua. TO AISLE
the Marietta in looking after Afnss-
lean interests on the Caribbean s's
OF Central America.
News received here Is disQuieuas
In the extreme to IN officials WHO hsa
been hoping that the trouble betsssi
Nicaragua and Honduras could % -
Called aud soon terminated By "
bitration. Il l. now stated that tses
is every indication that saiSaaof'
Qua ema,a and Costa R!ca VII l'A
forces with Honduras. making CON-
5ination of all the other CentiN
American republic against the sins''
state of Nicaragua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Passed as a w.ite Man.

Albany, Ga. March IA negro
named Peter Ziegler has been pass
ing himself OF in this city as a white
man for the past month. Zlegler
has a fair education and polished
manners. and his color was such that
he could easily pass for a white man
where he\was not known. He has
been boarding with one OF the bes.
white families in the city and has
been associating with some OF Alba
ny's best people. A visiting lady
recognized him rs being a negro who
formerly lived in her city. and her
assertion was Investigated and found
10 be correct He was carried %
Foresters Station. a few miles north
OF here. and ordered TO board an out
goins train.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
DEAD SPEAKER
IS LAID TO REST
Speaker Martins BODY Laid In
Alabama Capitol.
VERY SOLEMN FUNERAL RITES
Mark Burial Of Speaker Martin. OF
Alabama Leeislsture-oovernor Co.
mer First One 10 View Remains
Was Overcome with Emotion.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March '.-I -
tody OF Speaker W. l.. Mar IN lad ID
state at the capitol from 3 to 5:2r
O'Clock Tuesday. occupying a bier In
almost the exact spot where the re-
mains Of Jefferson Davis laid many
years ago when they were brought
10 this city before final Intern mt.
The dead speaker was oscO! 81 L
the capitol by a detail II 'hc isi.-
bearers, an escort from t,,e Kr.s. -
OF Pythias and many loving friends.
The first man 70 view the remains VA
Governor Conner. ami he turned away
and hurried back into his ofice with
ont so much as a word, has emotion
being evident % every one presen,.
The funeral exercises were conduct
ed from the First Presbyterian church
by Rev. +. G. Rally and Rev. Nea!
Anderson The hall OF the house OF
representatives Is draped in mourning
and the Offices OF the capitol are
closed In respect to the memory OF
the departed.
There were many handsome floral
offerings, one Of which was from The
bar OF jefferson county and another
from the council Of the city OF Bir-
mingham. The governor and the en-
tire state house force attea led the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
state Depositories.

Montgomery. Ala. March T.
Among the important bills signed by
the governor Tuesday was that which
provides for state repositories in the
several counties. This Is a plan by
which the money Of the state can be
kept In places other than the treas
ury and be safe.
Others made law are the jamestown
exposition appropriation OF SIS 900.
maintenance OF the Polytechnic insti-
tute: refundlng OF the debt OF Mobile
giving si5 .OJb for the medical COL
lege at Mobile and $50, 900 for the
deaf and blind school at Talladega fo'
new buildings. taxing instangible as
sets and increasing the taxes on life
and fire insurance companies to 2h
per cent respectively on gross pre-
miums; providing means for rail line:
10 contest rates made and establish
ing a bureau OF immigration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Claims To Be Christ.

Nashville. Tenn. March "A man
giving his name as l>eyerin Emery
Iounsbury. aged thirty years. and
claims New York state his home. was
arrested at Glasgow Junction, Ky. He
was claiming TO be Christ. He said
he was on his way 20 New Mexico
and carried rife. revolver, sword
butcher knife and trumpet. After
frightening several women by blowing
his trumpet he was arrested. lie
said he did not mean 20 brighten any
one. and that he only blew his rum
pet TO attract attention He claims
20 be a graduate OF Harvard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
"a GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, FRlDAl MARCH o, 1871
DAN HANNA SUED Foa DIVORCE
Ne 10 the Only Son Of the Late Sen
ator Mark Hanna.

ator Mark Hanna.
Cleveland, Ohio. March Suit
for divorce was filed Tuesday In com
mon pleas court by Elizabeth Gordon
Hanna, wife OF Dan r. Hanna. only
son OF the late Senator Mark Hanna.
Hanna Is accused of gross neglect
OF duty, abandonment and exereme
cruelty.
Mrs. Hanna asks for divorce. ade-
Quate alimony and the custody OF her
daughter, Elizabeth. aged s.
Dan Hanna's first marriage was to
May Harrington. She obtained q d.
vorce in 1898. She has since remar-
RED.
Hanna's present wife has resided
In New York since early last fall
She Is the daughter OF the late Charles
w. Gordon, q millionaire. who be-
queathed TO the city Of Cleveland. ,
Gordon Park.
The petition was sworn TO before
q notary In New York city under the
date Of March /.
The plaintiff is Hanna's second
wife. her first husband being Waller
Desmond. an Englishman. She was
divorced in 1900 and on February Il
OF the same year she was married "a
Dan Hanna. Hanna has also been
married twice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
sobh.r Make, Bold ATTEMPT.

Americas. Ca. March IA dar-
ing attempt at robbery was made
here Tuesday afternoon when a white
man, a stranger. walked into Ma
son q Co.'S loan once and with his
hand unpon his hip pocket demand
ed money. Manager Patillo. who
vas alone. bantering words with him
for a minute. when fortunately other
parties entered. and The wou!d-ss
bandit withdrew. The police are
searching ire city for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Was First Laorlppe Victim .

New York, March 7.-Henry KIP
Woodruff, OF Railway, who is said
20 have been the first grippe victim
In the United States so far as the di
acnosis is concerned, IS dangerously
Il. az his home In that city from a
return Of the disease. When he was
first stricken in 1852. the grippe was
ravagins Russia. The physician call
ed in 70 attend him could not deter
mine the nature % his ma,ady and
SIX others were called. They finally
decided he had he then new disease
the Er!pp. Til doctors predicted that
Woodruff would not liv a week. aud
that II he DID, he would be a raying
maniac. In time he recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Three Firemen injured -.

New Orleans, March 7.-Thyee
rremen were seriously injured and
three slightly hurt as the result OF
a collision between the Are patrol an
a chemical engine early "wednesday
morning. The patrol and chemical
engine were responding 10 an alarm
turned In from - Anthony street
and as both rounded The turn ~ Bur
gundy and freedman streets. they
crashed together. the impact break
ing the wheels ~ the fire engine OF
the patrol and .hrew The occupants
OF both vehicles on 20 the ground
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Skeleton o. Man uneartbed

New York, March While max
lag some excavations In New Ro-
che'!e. workmen unearthei the skeIe.
ton Of a man believed 70 be Bar,hol-
omew LIspenard, OF the Huguenot
founders Of New Rochelle, who fed
from IaR1oN'lle in France after the
revocation u tho edict OF Nantes. The
bones VIII ha' hoor buried $50
years, '" ceased In solid
stone. he oa.. member of the Lis
peHsrd family now liyiag Is said 10
BE- L!spenard stuart. a rea! esta, p
broker. Of New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
UPON NICARAGUA
STATES WILL war
Ali Central American Countriss
Will Join Honduras.
v. s. BOAT ON WAY TO SCENE
Bonills, ~ Several Days, Leaves Ter
Frontier TO Take Position al Hess
OF Army--Hard Fighting Is Hourly
Expected.

Puerto Correz. Honduras, March
I. via s,eamcr-The following ia
telegram - the commentaries, jan
received:
Palace Tcsuc.Salpa, MCh. I, liza
A. m. Commentaries: In this mo-
mcnt | leave my bed where | have
been confined jy sickness 10 march for
tie south 81! put myslf at the head
OF the army t, rep.. the unjust az
erosion OF the government Of Nieara.
qua. | coadie In YOU, that during
my als,"cc you will know how 10
comply with your duty and hope
that the war Will soon end with bril-.
nlut result, for our arms. CSignedl
Manuel Bona.la."
The. sponient says that II viii
take Bonil,a three days to reach the
frontier am taat the hardest fighting
ever seen in Central America viii &C.
cur. Boni'i's object being 10 drive
~ Cucc 10 Marasua.
The Correspondent sends also tel.
egram 20 commentaries from A. G.
COc,lC'. minister Ot foreign relations.
reviewing in detail the course Of Pres
ident Zelaya. and denouncing him IA
round terms. He denies that HoE-
DURAN soldiers have committed dep
relations In Nicaragua and declares u
absolutely false that Nicsrsguans
have defeated the HOndurian forces.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
WIN cnrtlnu. lryestluatlsn.

Chicago. March Chief Whk"
OF the United States svcEe' ser'IW,
T. was announced Tuesday nisht' va
remain in Chicago % continue me ~
ves;igs'lou of the theft Of slH.VS
from the sub-traasury ins"Ao
leaving for Washing on. as hsh 49,
his intention. He declined 70 s's-
how long he would continue 70 -"
the case his personal attention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Student charaed WITH Theft.

Chicago. H.. March 7-RiehArd y.
Hoops. 20 years OF age. a stndeh' y
lakeforest university. and a son OF ia
c. Hoops, a lawyer Of Kokomo' ina',
is under arrest charged with ro90:.s
he residence % Hobart Chatne'a'
Taylor, a wealthy resident OF LsAr
forest. Detectives searched the roo.
Of Hoops In the fraternity nan
Lakeforgst university aad founa :
trunk filled with diamond rings ~
yer ware and curios. which MI i9
lor had spent years in oolecuAs,
Hoop, confessed and said he coIs
give u o..g- reason for the act ia.
his desire " possess btlg''nI ar"
tic things.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Oath o. oMee Administered

Teheraa March THE oath O,
ONCE vas administered 20 'Ae mem
bers OF the chamber OF deputies on
Tuetday Seven hundri members
con prisIns me volunteer corps OF the
National Guard. are being drilled each
DAY IL Is reported that uares, ore.
vsils tAFoushOut Inv county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Mikes Denial OF R.norts

Vienna March s.-Semi-denial e
made " reports ~ circulation d.
France tina; Maria Christina. The dow
sEer queen ~ Spain. during the Span
ish American var. conveyed her per-
sonal for ure 10 her mother. who az.
forwards refused 10 return IL. Tng
AsstriAE imperial houseaOld has been
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08

IS ut1sStcy Wa -
Ma Remarkable Career ss Lawyer
- . yudas--Bseams a "Freshman"
) Age Of ~.
a<lxnsa. March fudge Logan 4.
>ckiey, former chief justice OF Geor-
and the first citizen Of the state.
a his home near Clarkesville.
Ssrshsm county, Wednesday morn
At S:is o'clock. after an Illness
lNo days.
80 news vas received In Atlanta
xI9bert l.. CulbersOn, son-in-law
Fndge Bleckley, who was telephon-
rom Gainesville. about 6 o'clock
I.oxan Buckley. the eldest son OF
dscsssed, who went up to Clarkes-
Tuesday In response 20 informa-
that his father was very Ill.
"a remains we're brought TO At
reaching the city at 3 o'clock
nesday night. and accompanied by
Rleckley. Logan Bieckley and
sanger children. The body was
10 the residence OF his son-in-
hid daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Culberson. at 1853 Gordon
An West End, and the funeral
- will be conducted from the
Ion residence Thursday at an
IS be announced later.
James w. Lee. pastor oil
Methodist church. and a de-
{riend OF Judge Bleckley, will
p the funeral exercises, and the
ant will be ia the family Tot at
Il cemetery.
cause of Judge Bleckley's
was a recurrence OF Bright's
from which he suffered q
rpns attack a few months ago.
sa thought that time that this
<ntiy hopeless illness would re-
81 death, but the strong cOnsti-
81 OF the OF the man. In spite oi
years. gained a temporary vic
and Judge Bleckley was restor-
ppparent good health.
last Monday afternoon he COM
ia OF feeling bad and by Tues
1erning vas pronounced by his
xg physician as critically Ill.
<idren In Atlanta were at once
nd. and his son. Logan. who
}anning to take q holiday In
Immediately left for Clarkes-
reiching his fathers bedside
~ night.
" Bleckley is survived by his
Hho was Miss Chloe Herring
es and one daughter. OF che
ID. three, Mrs. Hubert l.. Gull
Logan Bleckley. clerk OF the
~ appeals. and HARRISON Bleck-
he well known architect, live In
while the other four boys.
*nge In age from IL 20 5 years
nth their father and mother
Ekesyille.
be Bleckley was comparative
Dr man. II is estimated that
euntain properties in Habersham
Gsbun counties. together with
faal estate holdings In Atlanta
y constitute his entire estate
be safely valued al not more
$40 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Ten Injured in Collision,

Louisville. Ky. March -
persons were injured, tao d -
seriously In a collision 5etTssa 80
cars ~ Shelby aud Chestnut s'rs
on "Wednesday marRinG. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Costly Cotton Fire .

New Orleans. March About ont
thousand bales OF cotton and an en-
tire section Of the New Orleans cot
<Eauaz1f .shed was destroyed BY Ore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
usb snd's Bullets Proved Fatal

|dianapolis. March Mrs. Fred
|Homsyer and William Gill died on
from bullet wounds infiict-
NJ the woman's husband, who re-
1ed Unexpectedly 20 his home at
Davis Tuesday. and found the
Elssetier. The two men had been
Us for years. SchwOmeysr had
rd for indianapolis but missed
"a and returned home. Look
Epugh. a window he found his
GIN together. Gil was shot
and the woman once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
|eaIM REAPER CLAIMS
UDeEloGAA BlEckLEY
distinguished Jurist succumbs
ts Attack ofBrights Disease.
IN wal PASS RESOLUTIONS

&c BisekIey Was 70 Years OF Age
Die Remarkable Career ss a Lawyer
"a . yudos-sseame a "Frsshman'
Ace OF ~.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
FRArERsAL AND SOCIAL
Coming. Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.


 Waterbury People.
 On Wednesday evening the Good will Social club base ball team will hold a dance and reception at Lea venworth hall
 On Friday evening. June [. the Washington Hill Athletic club will hold a reception and dance at their rooms on Washington street.
 A battalion drill followed by 6 dance will be given by Companies A and c at the armoFy this evening. Major Norton of Wallingford win do the inspecting. and several other com missioned officers of the state are ex- pected to be present.
 On Wednesday evening at City hall. after the muster aud inspection of Company E. HIbernian Ri6es. the Ladies auxiliary. A. o. H.. will give a drill which Is sure to be one of the pleasant features during the evening. Three prizes of s each will be awarded for the best horn. jlr and reel daneers- A number of entries have already been made and the contests are sure to be very fri- terestfns. Alter these contests Lal- iIer's orchestra viIl furnish music for dancing and sli patrons gho wish to fzncs viii have sn opportunity of tcinE co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
DR DAVENPORT'S
Address on What He Saw on His
 Trip 10 Jamestown.

At the Second Congregational. church last evening the Rev John G. Daven- port gave lengthy address on what he saw, heard and how he was i,n- pressed by his recent trip to the James- town exposition which lie made with Governor Woodruff's party. Because of the indictment weather the attend anee was not as largo as was expect ed, but those who stayed away missed very interesting discourse aud as Dr Davenport was in good voice the address was much appreciated. Dr Davenport was not impressed with the condition of the colored people in the south to-day and stated that it Is doubtful if the civil war accomplished what it intended. He admitted that the wretched state of the colored race heard about so often has not been ex- aggerated and in his opinion the num- Der of lives that were lost in that great struggle went into eternity she'd ding their blood for a people that to- day is almost as bad as before the war. In referring to the magnificent naval display he stated briefly what he thought of the plan of nations of the present day to,pe amasslng big armies and building formidable fleets. and asked his congregation what had chris tianity accomplished during its exist ence If the powers were always pre- pairing to go to war. It was pr Davenport who conducted the de- votional exercises in connection with the dedication of the Connecticut state building at the exposition and last ev- ening he related to the audience many incidents concerning the dedication and the manner in which Connecticut is looked upon in the south. Dr Dav' export will continue the address next Sunday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
TIMELY TOPICS.

Try pair of. Elton shoes at B. Holczer's, patent colt or gun metal, only $3.
 The White-Simmons sell the Occi- dent flonr at $6.25 barrel. Their guarantee goes with 1t.
 Look at the cut in prices at Cur ran's this week; white dress goods and domestics at bargain prices.
 Carter 6 Jenks have a two-family house in Waterville for sale; all im- provements.
 The Apothecaries Hall Co sell the very best in paint, varnish, lead and oil. All painters supplies.
 Buy your materials for fancy work at Reid & Hughes. Big assortment of silks and yarns.
 The Woodruff Grocery Co can sup ply you with the best thing in spring water for drinking purposes.
 Weinstein has cut prices on ladies suits, $13.98 suits are now s4.98; 's15.9S suits are s5.9S.
 P. H. Garrity will give patrons ranges at low prices at his sale be- fore removing to his new store.
 Children's white dresses at S9c at A. Mailhiot's, the s1.25 quality. Good wearing dresses, 25c.
 A good selection of sailor hats at Cowles' millinery store. They are agents for May Manton patterns.
 A big line of waists at Miller & Peck's ranging in price from 4sc to s1.9S.
 Fancy cakes of all kinds at Trott Baking Co, wedding. birthday or am niversary.
 Ladies' Home Journal patterns at Grieve. Bisset & Hollands. Corset demonstration this week.
 Big bargains at Great A. & P. Tea Co.'S this week. Elgin creamery but ter below market price.
 Look up the prices on groceries at the. big two days sale at the Public market.
 When you are looking for an up- to-date hat, J. B. Mullings & Son can suit you.
 M. A. Green has a fine variety of jewelry. watches, diamonds. etc at low pricesS
 Mahon will make black suits to your measure for s25 and the fit will be perfect.
 Edison records for June are now on sale at D. H. Towle's. only S5c each.
 Daniel T. Burlington has a num- Der of lots for sale on Ashley and Dikeman streets. Terms are easy.
 Phelan Is giving blue decorated cuspidor with pound of tea this week.
 The Household ranges are made of best material. You get 10 per cent on for cash at Langiey's.
 Cigarette papers free with each Sc package of curly cut tobacco.
 F. c. Grelle has several houses for sale in different parts of the city. See him about them.
 Golden brown oxfords to match your new suit at the Imperial shoe store. 5 strap sandals.