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South Carolina Town Burning.

SPARTANBURG. s. c.. March 2o.-A spe-
-cial to the Journal from Newberry, 8. c..
says that town is burning. Six large stores
have been destroyed and the fire is spread
ing rapidly. The water supply has given
out.
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District of Columbia. city Of Washington, S.:
/ i. JOHN c. ECKLOFF. cashier of the above
named bank do soemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief JOHN C. ECkLOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th day
of March 1907.
COrrect-Attest:
VIM F. MATTINGLY,
WALTER c. CLEPHANE
E. O. WHITFORD,
BERNARD NJ. BRIDGET.
w. =. VAN WICKLE,
w. III. WALKER,
SIMON WOLF,
II Directors
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The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1910 F street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board OF trade.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by e. r. Chapman Co. "a. B. Chip
man. managerj. members New York stock exchange,
4
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Iotal .c.;..i....:.-... 81 .0S7 857 O9
District OF Columbia, County Of Washington, IS:
l. GEO. W. WHITE. cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. ~
GEO. W. WHITE Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th dav
of March, 1907. "'
CHAs. II. HARLAN. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
R. A. CHESTER,
RALPH w. LEE,
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON
MYER COHEN,
V. b. DEYBEJ
GEO W. WHITE,
{. Il. RHEEM
JAMES A. CAHILL
NORMAN GAIT,
RUDOLPH KAUFF.iANN,
Directors.
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FINANCIAL.

Statement of the Condition of the
PENN Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia Pa,
3t ofDeembr ,1oo5as
ba Cod,a June
ASSETS.
Cash I'M bank 18S,oz7Sz
mortgages first
Stocks Bonds narket valued S3,35365812
2N4O2549O
O6685
Aoter assets Premium notes. secured by pociese 8129z9
Iotal SS5,z55,66la29
LIABILITIES
Salaries 14,6195O
brokerage,
remaining unpaid.
All liabilities Unearned interest and rent paid i'm
advance etc. ........................... 29385z78
accumulated deferred distribution policies 559676
...........................s 7syo590l7.3s
Amount and character of business transacted during
sustained during the 1906 38331066
1906 1@587A51.56
Expended during the 1906 11,447,74203
President:
JOHN HUMPHREYS Screa nd Treasure
Subscribed airme Ito renpHis hdy ofNa 1907
GeaD H NoarvP
Genu
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL,
BANK,
AT Washington. In the District Of co,umh,. ~.
the close of business March 90 1907 Ut
RESOURCES
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

As today IL Good Friday no session Of
the Washington stock exchange was held
The daily meetings will be resumed tomor-
row.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST CO..

Al washington. In the District Of Columbia at
tue close OF business March % 1907
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
,FCOND NATIONAL, BANK.

SEOOND MA l1oN AL DAM
At Washington, in the District of Columbia, at the
close of business March p. 1907.
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Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption. sT62, 582. Government receipts.
from internal revenue. s947 .4S2: customs,
81 ,2O4. AL; miscellaneous. $l17,2O expendi-
lures, 81 .075O0O.
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CONVENTION ADJOURNED.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 14.-The
thirty-fourth annual national conven-
tion Of tho w. C. T. U. adjourned
late tonight. Mrs. Stevens, the pres
Ident, declaring 1t the most success
fui convention that the union ever
held. The closing hours were devoted
to the annual jubilee rally for the
most successful states. Twenty
states participated, headed by Okla
homa and Georgia. Great enthusiasm
followed IN announcement that the
lower house Of the Alabama legisla-
ture had passed a prohibition bill.
Denver, Milwaukee, Omaha, Indiana
polls, Seattle and Nashville are
among the cities bidding for the
next conyen Ton. she subject will
be decided at the legislative meet
Ing of The nationa! officers to be held
tomorrow
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EXCITEMENT IN FLORAL. ALA.
Carl Smith Shot And Killed In a sa-
loon Row BY J. p. Mayo.

loon Row by ). y. Mayo.
Pensacola, Nov. t4--Parties reach
ing here today from Floral. Ala.
told of the killing Of Carl Smith
tnore last night by ]. p. Mayo, both
Of whom are prominent and well
known in both Alabama and Florida.
Smith having formerly been town
marshal at Geneva
The fight which eliminated in the
death Of Smith. occurred in the sa-
loon Of Mr. Jones From accounts.
Smith was standing at the bar TAX
ing a drink, when Mayo entered and
asked for a treat This was refused
and a few words passed. when Mayo
place his hands ON his hip pocket
Smith told him not to shoot. but
Mayo drew the revolver When he
did, Smith struck him with salt
holder, and Mayo began firing. Six
shots were fired. two striking Smith
and causing almost instant death.
Mayo then fed, but returned about
10 O'Clock in the night, and with a
revolver ran eVeryone from the sa-
loon and took possession. A posse
formed about the saloon. and half
and hour later Mayo surrendered.
1t is believed that bad feeling had
existed prior TO the meeting last
night Smith was the proprietor Of
a saloon at Elorala, Mayo contrac-
to-
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promptly did. The bin was then
passed for payment
The standing committee on SAM
tation, light and water. to which wa
referred the recommendation Of the
board of health to destroy all un-
sanitary buildings. submitted a
lengthy report in which was incorpo.
rated aresolution giving all property
owners the right to appear before
council and show cause why their
buildings should not be removed.
The resolution also accorded the
hoard Of health similar rights to ap
pear and show wherein the several
properties complained of were IN
sanitary The report was adopted.
The committee on taxes and
revenue reported advers ely on tha
petition Of the Georgia Investment
Company for redemption of Town
Commons lot. No. 109
Dir. W. p. Burroughs was present
sHd requested the privilege Of the
floor. It was granted He then an
Aounced that certain sheds on bis
Newcastle street property haad been
condemned. although they were built
by permits from council and in &C.
eordance with fire regulations. No
action was taken on the statement
Of Dr. Burroughs, but council dis
yayed a disposition to enforce the
ordinance with reference to this
property.
CT. Colson, president Of the Jour
aal Publishing Company asked for
ths privilege OF the floor and re
Snested council to appropriate SIS to
the Journal for the purchase Of 1000
espIes of advertising matter tAng
published by that company. Referred
ss finaaae committee with power to
set
The city marshal submitted his re-
rsrt for the month OF October. show
Tag 1e6 arrests. with total receipts
81 the office amounting to $634
Dr. j. A Butts. health officer, rem
asred his report for October. show
jag Is deaths for the month, de-
vsed between colored and 5
whites. DR.. Butts made very
sAesrful statement to council as to
health conditions. and showed that
sf the white deaths in October. one
ras for suicide. two homicides. two
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BISHOP CRITICISED.
EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONS.
Says They Lack Public SpirI. and
Make Small Contributions for
Diocesan Work,

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 1s.-Bishop
Charles D. Williams of the Protest
ant Episcopal diocese of Michigan,
today1u his annual address to the
DIOCESAN convention criticised Epis-
copaIians in his diocese for lack OF
public spirit and small contributions
to the churches in the diocesaan work
He had previously argued the erec-
ton Of cathedeal and church hos
pital in Detroit.
There is plenty OF money to
spend on personal enjoyment" said
he: Il have preached many ser.
mon to an elegantly dressed congre-
cation and then received as an offer
ing for my emergency fund an av-
eraga Of cents per head That i
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ODD FELLOWS ARE GROWING,
Two or Three New Lodges Recently
Formed in the State

wv VI Z &C NEW LoqQeS Recently
Formed in the State.
Grand Secretary of the Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows of Geor-
gia, ]. S. Tyson, has received NOTICE
that Hemphill Lodge No. 3S2, hAs
been instituted at Chastaintown,
Fulton county. The lodge was in
stituted the first of the week.
Crandell Lodge No. 3S3, lndepand-
ent Order of Odd Fellows. in Mar
ray county. was instituted this week.
Application for lodge of the la
dependent Orders of Odd Fel.ogs al
Oldfield in Gwinnett county. Aas
been received. The ledge VIII be
known as Mount Pleasant Lodge No
1884. 1t win be instituted within a
few days.
The institution OF so many lodges
shows the order to be in fiouriss
ins condition
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ED WAlTES FOUND
FH HIS HEAD SHOT OFF.

Monticello. Ga. Nov. 14.-The body
of Ed Waites was found in an empty
house on the Hardy plantation this
morning, with his head nearly shot
off. Reports says the shooting was
the outcome of a gambling frolic and
the facts are scarce. The coroner's
jury laid blame on man named
Bates. from Newton county,
Waites was well known in this
section.
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the established average of these Of
ferings throughout the diocese-S
cents a head This is not due to
stingin&ss. 1t is lack of public
spirit. The Episcopal church boasts
of its strength on compactness of its
organization. but it sometimes seems
to me that 1t Is more congregational
than the congregationalists them
selves"
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NEW STEAMBOAT LEGISLATION.
Traffic May Be Put Under Interstate
Connnerce Cnna &C i'm

Washington d. c., Noy. ia de-
mand that steamboat traffic be put
under the direction Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission will probably
be made before the next congress.
as a result Of the convention of the
Steamboat Owners Association. cal
led to meet in Washington on the
Cd Of December.
Such legislation ia made neces-
cary, according to officials Of the as
sociation, but the ruinuous eompetit-
ion forced by the railroads. At the
same time a change in the methods
Of marine inspection will be asked OF
congress. q
Captain James A. Henderson. OF
Pittsburg, is president of the Steam.
boat Owners Association. and Is
leading in the movement for new
legislation
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ENRlco cARUso RETURNS.

New YORK, Nov 14.-Enrico Ca7u-
SO. who is again to sing at the Metro
politian Opera house, arrived today
on the Oceanic from Liverpool He
was in the best OF Airits, and said:
MY trouble of last NAear is all for
gotten. / know nothing Of an appeal
to a higher court, and | think the
incident is closed. I ask every
American reporter to forget about
"a t'F
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FOG DELAYED STEAMER.

Cherbourg. Nov. 14,-The North
German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa,
which left Bremen for New York
yesterday, had to put in here today
on account Of the thick fog in the
channel Fifty of her .first-class pas
sengers came ashore ana will spend
the MINT at hotels.
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TAXPAYERS ARE COMING UP
RATHER SLOW AT PREsEN1

The tax books fo~ the payment 2of
state and coustss,taxes are still open.
but Tax Collector ReaG states that
the property owners are coming up
rather slowly just at present and
business Is quiet with him.
The books, however, will remain
open until December IL. therefore
the taxpayers have plenty Of time
az will not be very many exc
q Aued after the books are
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LOUISIANA SENATE BILL.

Baton Rouge, La. Nov 1.-THE
state senate today passed a bill pro
hibiting foreign corporations from
filing or transferring cases to the
federal courts on penalty of &isbar-
ment from the state court There
was only one vote against the meas
ure. which was the first Of the pro-
posed reforms to be concretely pre-
sented at the extra session.
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CARRIE NATION A MEMBER.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 14-Carrie
Nation today was made a life mem
Der Of Ahe Woman's Christian TEN
Derancw Union. The convention
took this action at the request Of the
Nebraska deleEation.
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FULL BABY CARRIAGES
AND EMPTY DINNER PALS.

Washington, Nov. 14-''What dc
you expect will be the outcome Of
President Roosevelt's policies il they
are carried out as he wants them -
was asked Of visitor at the waite
House.
There win be long line OF fan
baby carriages and empty aannsr
pals" he replied.
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LleHTsHIP EXPECTED MONDAY.
Big Vessel Now Supposed To Be En-
Route Here

FaouNG FJGTSs
While nothing has been heard aar-
ing the past few days. it is expectea
tnat Brunswicks handsome big light
ship will arrive off the bar Monday
or Tuesday of nexf weeK.
1t was announced several days age
that the ship was in New York sst-
ting all supplies and that she woaIs
be at her post on November 10
therefore it is expected that she will
arrive either on that date or tAs
day previous.
Many people in the city are anxisss
TO get look at the new ship. az
there is none Of her kind in these
waters. and il the proposed excxr-
sion is operated when she arrives
a large crowd will doubtless take az
vantage of 1t.
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OF course, in tho matter Of sight
and hearing there are certain tests
which if not met makes the person
un'it for service. In sight. it is
stated that the commonest mistake
Is he inability TO distinguish between
red and green and yet these colors
are stfinkiugly unlike Heretofore
the test Of the sight have been made
in the trainmaster's office on employ
men Of the men. but now, it seems
TO be the purpose OF the Southern
to perfect the plan Of examination
and impose sricter tests such as the
ph5 siciaus are authorized 10 make
To secure a position in the Southern
railway in the capacity of t-ainman,
an application blank will be secured
part Of which win have 10 be filled
out b. physical tests before he is
employed
1t is not known here whether old
men will be tested or not. 1t is ratha
er thought that they may.
1t is an interesting fact that it has
been discovered that between three
and four per cent of men are color
blind. that Is they are made to dis
tinguish between colors. On the
test holds true. But with women
only one-half of one per cent are col
on blind.
In testing a railroad man for fit
ness of sight 125 colo. 5 viii BE- ust d,
1t is no easy task TO distinguish that
manY.
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up at the coming session Of "a ess
and many people believe thai will
he repealed
Referee Max Isaac. Of his city. who
Is probably one OF the best posted
men in the south on the bankruptcy
laws. does not believe the law win
be repealed BY congress. He thinks,
however. that few amendments
VIII be made. which viii make the
law all the more stronger and, with
the present financial tre@bles in all
sections Of the couptry he anticipates.
unusual activity in the bankruol
courts.
Referee Isaac is of the opinion that
some amendmentl are needed. He
thinks The law is an excellent one
when used in the proper spirit. but
the sh~ewd swindIers take advantage
Of it and it Is likelg that it win be
amended so as to avoid this prac.
tice.
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CAUSED A LITTLE STIR IN couN-
Gil LAST NIGHT WITH THE
RESOLUTION.
WHICH WAS FINALLY PASSf3
But Council Had Already Decided
To Pave This New Town Street
AS Soon A 3 Street Has
Been Paved

From all Indications the members
OF council called a rather smooth
bluff on Alderman Cox last night.
As is well known Alderman Cox has
been the watch dog of the city treas
ury during his incumbency OF the Of
flee of alderman. He is chairman OF
the finance committee and in ths
past it hasnalways been a hard fisAt
to secure hz approval of any move
'mont thar Looked to the spending Of
money on the part OF the city.
Consequently council was very
much surprised last night wheA tha
alderman introduced a resolutisn
providing for the paving of c street
from Gloucester to nj. The action
Of the alderman occasion a genuine
shock among his colleagues in council
and for a minute or two there was
deadly silence. Howeve-, tia
M Of council seemed to grasp
sud had their thinking
SQnded the mO-
Aconsiderable
on. The
n over
Ablect
areAt
@ote OF
ermen Tupper and
!. !. !. :" :: !. :: :: !"
NEGATIVE.
the passage
OF not in the
alis or benefit
the who reside
on c stI mple reason
that at p n s.FesSsss Uf NE council held
nQa nSxo ago. 1t was agree4
i !. E, va'.s { .:..s: .:' Z: s:' .s;. 81.
ing 1 len determined BY
council Y C street as soon as
practicebS|Snd the resolution of AL
derman Cox. which was very proper
ly passed docs no heip c4e cause In
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1'1I1--' -EaI- 0IU 70 VEV0--U VTT1I1 TIIVuIT
on a building There is a surplus in
The treasury at presenc of about S36-
600
While 1t has not yet been definitely
that the handsome new high school
will be constructed, or whether a
new general public school win be
erected in Old Town. il is the gen
eral consensus of opinion among the
members of The board Of education
that the handsofe new high school
viii be erected and it viii be com
pleted in time for use by the schools
next year.
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derman Cox. which was very proper
ly passed does no help c4e cause In
the slightest.
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ltlI INaiE tIIVu5H
treasurer requested
bin of $35 due by
eurbing work done1
There seems TO hay
tion about this biz
giReer. who was II
To approve same,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-04
MONEY.kiRBY FEUp.
Killing Caused 0rofovnd Sensation In
MIssIss,ppi Political Circles.

Jackson. Miss. Sept. ; The
news Il ,.v Money -kliny ftud al
Mohr! Station. caused pro.uurid
o"!ha 10 the Prominence 81 81 fam
He iaIo.''.. and gen, a. hLOw.rG-e
OF t..' :a'; Fat t.,t. - ~ .rr,. Al
uCIn,,G Ia: sOu., i..,. bad o.oul
ha...- existed '.iN,.n Re lMu itlA-
ili,s since tAe ni.i:r OF l.. &. ~ il.
dc:,on ny J. ID MsI,!. Jt.. ,"ut
one year 4 %.
GuN,ino! Nar'!amLr was very mnca
shocked o,,y tie trig, ~ Co.oae
Money having been his mos, in'.Maie
hood
Tao double tragedy has Occa lone
no surpria. among those ac4,,aiu I'd
with the tAo families. and who had
kuowedg" Of tlc i!!.f.c.iug eng,n
derei hy the killing OF Henderson o.!
young Mone! last autumn. r. l..
Kirby. brother in las VI Herd.r-
son. charged with mica BITTERNESS
that none! was freely used and fImi.
ly influence cAcrt.d to save lar Young
man from the gal!ows thar the Kill
ing was a cold -1lopdcd as a, sinat.On,
his b,Otlcr in law .iny shOt In th,.
back. and tat the outcome Of the
trial Vas tra\esty on justice.
From what can be learned from
the scene OF the crime. the first re.
port that the Moneys had been am
pushed is wIthou, foundation. Colo
mel Money and son and t. l.. Kirby
and son met on the public road. All
were fully armed. and each man was
expecting trouble. The kirbys were
tine quickest TO get into action. young
iiirbys first shot killing J ID. Money
Jr.. instantly.
NJ this ago. which resulted In youn2
Moacy's acQuittal. provoked the shoot
ing Is beyond all question OF doubt
The ablest attorE, Us in the state we're
employed to defend the youngster
and ,ie trial was frauSh, with much
bitterness and family feeling.
Mrs. Henderson. a woman Of strik
ing beauty. declared that she would
spend every cent she had to send her
husbands slayer to the ga!lows and
II Is stated that she even sacrificed
her jewelry to employ counsel to aid
the prosecuting attorney.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-04
PATIENT cRAzEL az GAS.
Dentist Had To Use Hammer on the
Mans Head.

Washington. d.. c.. Sept. 3.-Waile
onder the influence OF gas preparatory
to having 4 tooth extracted. George
". Bowers. aged IS. jumped from the
chair. and violently attacked Dr. r.
b. Leonard. severely beating and
knocking him down.
The doctors call for help brought
Or, ". n. Hunter. who vas treated
In similar fashion. Fearing that
hts NE vas In danger. Dr.. Hunter
reached for small hammer nearby.
and ased II freely on Bowers head
causing q compound fracture OF the
skull
Bowers was taken to the Emc-reIc,
hospital, ana DR. hunter was arres'-
ed He was released In 81 900 bail.
During tire struggle between the
th'e> men Bowers VIE and a number
OF Din, pat ris were thrown into Z
panic. AID tooS fight
Bower, w.i! recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-04
Grim Harvest Reaped BY Fast
Speeding Autos.
SIX PERSONS ARE KILLED
Sunday Was Cay Memorable Tor
Automobi Acc the
VINO Met Un,,meIy Deaths.

BE, cha. i,a!!. Sept. 3.-TAe au-
tonoDi.- race tor ia" F1Jr.o cup was
run SUNDAY AID was VOL b! al I;al.
,au nain, Il M.r"ra.
! e weather WIS Hne. al! large
ASCENDING, SAN thr race. lhe CON
:,,t N..- u...i., ~ srvC'L. e. dents :,
IN one OF ~hicn Baron ~ Ma!iao WAS
li.i,
Thirty tour competitors lined up at
the starting poin,. twcnty-tlree l;al'
ian seven H,... ...s ..-d tour french
men. Inc coat's, Was run under
German rucs. The course was =
miles around 4 circular track ard the
total distance tra>erscd was 4SC hi
!onIeiCrs.
Tnr first frw rounds were without
incllsn: and then Henri Fourintr's
mac hinc broke down.
The first accident. which was So
r,ous. occurred to the German. Mr.,
\.aranI nu.. WHO. while trying to
pass anOt.er competitor. ran into
Term: SELL. driving German car.
N!cranymus sustained u fracture Of the
nose and the AIT On 0bi.ts we're SMASH
ed 10 pieces.
The second accident occurred to the
jerman. Durlacher. who missed u
urn Of the road aud ran Oh q railroad
bridge. Tie was badly injured.
The fR.ai AK iient t.ok place not
Gar from the grandstand. The steer.
ing gear OF the car driven BY Daron
he MARITIME broke while going At q
fast rate OF speed. the car ran on
the road. the baron was thrswn with
fearful force against tree and In.
stantly killed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-04
sues for Loss Of De ard .

New York. Sept .3.-George Pal
mer, q wealthy farmer. at Parks
Vile. d. v. has brought suit for
81 ZOO damages In the supreme court
against John ]. Reisler. . proprie.
tor OF q barber SHOP. at S3eS High
street and Broadway. Pa!mer's
grievance is that his beard. OF which
he was quite proud. vas cut OF by one
OF Reislers employees. Palmer fell
asleep in the BARRIERS chair. he says.
after having told the man simply to
trim his wniskers. but the barber
sheared or all the whiskers and then
shaved his face. The application Of
q wet towel on Palmer's face awoke
him, and when he realized taa, Ii.
beard was gone. he sought q lawyer
ins,an'er and brough. suit al o.c".