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CHARLESTOWN

Miss Ward entertained Mr. John
Roulston, oi Baltimore. over the week
end
Mr.. c. w. Goucrt and d. w. b. Nor
risun, oi Wilmington, were week end
visitors at the Naples.
Miss Logan was i'll Philadelphia on
Saturday, where she was one OF box
party at the Lyric theatre, given by
Mrs. Arthur Lee Chambers. OF Will
mington to see the Girl OF Golden
West"
Mr.. w. J. Richardson, OF Whining
Mrs. II. S. Hanes,
Mr. George Morris has returned
from Baltimore.
MIR. Harry AIgard and sister, OF Will
mington, spent the week end with their
parents.
Mr. w. Richardson Logan was a
Wilmington visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles PenroSeCoOpcr
entertained number OF friends on
New y ears in honor OF Miss Cooper 5
birthday. Among those present were
Misses Ward, Murphy, Elsie Murphy,
Lee Gaines, Ellen Hcverin. Ethel
Cooper, Lottie Cooper. Ella Gibson,
Mary and Jennie Heisler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Murphy, Messrs. Walter Jack
son, Bertram Ward, Arthur Murphy,
Carroll Gaines and Leslie Hutton.
Miss Hilda Rose, of Baltimore. has
been spending some time with Mrs. II.
W. Frederick
Our Town Commissioners have at
last done little something. Why:
Wonder ii it isn't because it is APP
preaching election time. Remember
good people. they have not done as
much for us as they should have done
The NJ. Z. Sunday School gave a
treat to the children OF the town on
Monday of this week
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The regular weekly devotional meet
ing OF the Epworth League will be held
next Sunday evening at the usual time
and place
Mrs. H. f. Clemson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. OakiOrd, in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. George Jones, Misses Mary,
Lucy and Florence Jones and Mr.. and
Jones, spent New Years day with Mr..
and Mrs. George Rutter in Perryville.
Miss Bculah Creswell has returned
from a very pleasant visit with rcla-
tivcs in Pottstown, Pa.
Miss Helen Harvard is visiting Mr..
Melain Mitchell at Darby, Pa.
Dr. O'Brien, OF New Bedford, Mass,
was the guest OF Miss Mamie Stephen
son this week.
Miss Mortlack Williams was a Bal
tmore visitor Monday.
Misses Grace and Rena Holm have
returned from a very pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Hurlock OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. Edwin Mowbray spent few
days this week with friends in town.
Mr.. Mowbray has accepted a position
in Washington.
Rev. and Mrs II. A. G. Westcrield
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond WeSterfield,
Misses Gladys. Janet and Martha Yves
tcrticld spent New Years day with Mr.
and Mrs. John Whitaker at Kelton
Pa.
Miss Florence Mccullough slipped
and fell in Baltimore Monday and
broke her arm. Miss Mccullough 5
many friends feel very sorry about this
accident and they trust that She will
soon be able to use her arm
Mr.. Frank kerwin and Miss Mar
garct Kerwin spent few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs William John
SON in Wilmington.
Miss Lille +. Butchcnhart has re-
turned 10 her school duties in Philadcl-
ph'a alter sncnding a very enjoyable
week at her home
Miss FStclla Dcakyne has returned
from very pleasant visit to her home
in New Castle
Miss Hattie Butchcnhart visited tn,
Misses Mcdonald in Pcrryvillc Tues
dav.
Mr.. Harry Dixon. OF Philadelphia
spent New Years with Mr.. Merritt
Smith.
Misses Loretta Smith. OF Baltimore
| and Hattie Alexander. OF Richards
mere were the guests OF the Mise,
Smith this week
Mn Owens, OF Baltimore. spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Norris
Mr.. Frank Farr and Miss Clara NJ
Knight were Baltimore visitors thi:
| week
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RISING SUN.

Mr. Morris Grovcrman, OF Baltimore,
was a guest at the NJ E. Parsonage
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Terry and son,
Harold, Of Perkasie, Pa, spent por
ton OF previous week with Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Ryan.
Mr.. Clifford Kirk returned home on
Wednesday from spending a week with
his father, Mr.. L. R. Kirk, in Ardmore.
Misses Sara L. Kirk, Emma Brown,
Verna NJ Grason and J. Louise Wag-
ner all spent New Years day with Miss
Ruth Gracey in Perryville.
The yonug ladies of Rising Sun held
their second dance on last Saturday
night and all present thoroughly en-
joyed themselves Special music, con
sisting OF violin and guitar, played by
lakewood gentlemen, was hired for the
OCCASION
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about I25 birthday postal cards Tues
day. Miss Lamm appreciates her many
friends thoughtfulness very much.
A few changes in our town this week
Mr.. William McCummngs is man
ager of E. T. Dorcus & Co.'S store, Mr..
William Atkinson is clerking at the
Port Deposit Store Co., and Mr.. Glib
son, of Greenhurst, is running the de-
livery wagon of the Port Deposit Store
Co. Messrs. Coale and Reese are
hustling getting their new store ready
for business.
Miss Elizabeth Collins has returned
from a delightful visit in New York
Miss Mabel Whelan has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Archer Coale spent a few days
at his home in Bel Air this week
Mr.. Harry Lamm and Miss Edna
Lamm spent several days with Miss
Daisy Coale in Bel Air.
The cantata Foxy Santa given
by the Methodist Sunday School last
Friday evening at the town hall was
pronounced great success by all who
had the pleasure OF seeing it. The
hall was packed.
Miss Emma Viola Gather is visiting
relatives in New York.
Miss Mary Cummings visited Will
mingtOn relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cummings have
returned to their home in Chester,
after spending a pleasant week with
Mr. and Mrs William Cummings.
Mr. Clinton White. OF Elkton, was a
Port Deposit visitor last Wednesday.
Mics Manic X irl, nj RlNthpdalp vc
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Burlington
spent Sunday with DR.. Walter Kirk and
family in Arlington
Miss Florence T. Worthington spent
few days of this week with friends in
Baltimore
Mr.. Clifford Robertson left town this
week to accept a position with firm
in New York
Mr.. Percy Chapman, of Swarthmore,
spent a portion of the holidays at his
home on Pearl street
Mr.. Thomas Kirk and family enter
tanned Mr. Calvin Brown and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown and
daughter, Miss Ada, at dinner on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Harry F. Richards left town on
Monday last oacccpt a position as
treasurer for Trust company in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. A. B. Keen and family entertain
ed Mr.. Leslie Keen, OF Philadelphia,
relatives from Secane, Pa, and rela-
tivcs from Wilmington and Colora, dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Cherry en-
tertained the Euchre Club at their home
near Principle on Wednesday night
Miss Maude Kirk won the most games
among the ladies and Mr.. Clarence
Dare was high man.
Mr.. Barclay Reynolds, OF Philadcl-
phia, was a visitor in town during pre-
vious week
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COLORA.

he front entrance to the railway
station here is draped in black as a
tribute to the deceased president Alex
ander J. Cassatt.
Mr.. w. T. Fryer has placed a new
cash register in his store. He is also
selling for cash, having begun the cash
system on New Years day. Mr. S. T.
Wiley, Joseph Bare and Mrs. David
Willitts are also selling for spot cash.
Miss Jane Balderston, who is attend
ing school in Boston, Mass, spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Balderston.
Glenn and Thomas Way spent the
holidays with their sisters, Mrs Bessie
Warning, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs
Maud Tosh, OF Railway, N. J.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble, OF Philadel-
pha, spent Christmas day with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs Brinton Gamble.
Miss Nealie Coale, OF Mendcnhall,
Pa, spent few days with friends here.
Mr.. Denman Garrison was in Avon
dale on Thursday
Little Margaret and Vernon Reese,
childre moi Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reese,
are both i'll with pneumonia.
An infant son OF Mr. and Mrs John
Bancroft, OF New Valley, was buried
New Years day in Harmony Cemetery.
There are quite a number o nthe sick
list at present in this vicinity.
Misses Maud NJ and Grace f. Rey-
noldS, OF Perryvile. were Colora visi-
tors few days last week
Mrs. Lawson Love spent several days
in Philadelphia.
Miss Lille Craig was recently the
guest OF Mr. Albert Nickle and family.
Lawson Nesbitt, OF Gainesville, Md,
Carroll Coale, of Delaware College,
Robert Nesbitt, OF Boston, Mass, and
Christie CrothcrS, OF Baltimore. we're
guests OF Mr.. w. T. Fryer and family
during the holidays.
Mrs Elmer McCardell and son re-
turned home Thursda'' from Secane,
Pa, where they spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Brown.
Mr.. Allison Henry, of Chrome. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. SamuelKen-
nard, at Mt, Pleasant
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ZION.

Misses Isabel and Lucy Carhart en-
tertained a number OF friends Tuesday
evening in honor OF their guests, Misses
Morrow and Cook.
Miss Beatrice Bennett, Philadelphia,
has been the recent guest OF her cousin
Mrs d. l.. Clifford.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Bealc spent
New Years day with Mrs Mary Bcale
and family in Philadelphia
Rev. Mr.. McElmoyle, OF Elkton. will
preach in the Presbyterian Church and
declare the pulpit vacant on Sunday
morning.
jerks Smith is the guest OF Balti-
more relatives.
Miss Lillian Cameron is visiting
Philadelphia and Princeton relatives
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MRS. BESSIE d. HOLDEN.

In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear sister and wife, Mrs. Bessie
ID. Holden, who fell asleep in Jesus
arms September 80, 1906.
\ precious one from us has gone,
a voice we loved is stilled,
\ place is vacant in her home and ours
Which never can be filled
Farewell. dear sister, we can nc'er for
get thee.
And our tears they fall like rain.
For we know that in this world
We can never meet again.
May her sweet face be among the first
to greet us,
When these earthly letters are risen,
And may the Savior's gentle spirit
hover near us
And draw us closer into Heaven.
HER SISTERS AND HUSBAND.
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CECILTON

Revival services began here i'll the
NJ T. Church Sunday evening
Miss Mary Blackway has returned
from spending the past week in Will
mington.
Miss Marion Clark has been spend
ing the past week with her parents,
Albert Shaw has been spending few
days OF the past week in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Richards entertained
during the past week her brother, Mr..
Yates, OF Philadelphia.
The teachers and scholars of the
Episcopal Sunday School met at the
home OF Mrs. George W. Padley on
Friday afternoon, where they received
cake, and each was presented with a
nice present. \ delightful time was
spent by all
Miss May Smith daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith and George Boyles
were quietly married by Rev. w. A.
Coale on Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 20 The bride and groom will
reside on farm i'll Kent county. We
wish to extend to them our cOngratula-
tions.
This being the first of the year a
great many changes took place i'll and
out o flown. William Freeman has re-
moved his family to Philadelphia and
William Lipscomb into the house he va
Gates and Frank Biggs moves into the
house vacated by Mr. Lipscomb. Geo
Beaten moved on the farm vacated by
William Dushane and Mr.. Dushane
moves on the Craycroit farm Fred
Myers moves int othe house vacated by
Mr.. Beaten, and Mr. Brown moves into
the house vacated by Mr.. Myers Harry
Budd moved to his own home. vacated
by James Smith. Mr.. Smith moved
INTO the house vacated by John Burton,
while Mr.. Burton moves into the house
vacated by Mr. Budd. Samuel Hur-
lock moves from his farm to the house
vacated by Mrs. Taylor, while William
Taylor moves into his own new house
on Main street
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THEODORE

Mrs. McCown and grandchildren, Ell
roy and Florence Steele, are spending
some time in Baltimore.
Mr. CrcSS Beamer and Miss Anna
White were Wilmington visitors recent
ly.
Mrs Mervin Beamer has returned
home after delightful visit with her
sister at Sparrows Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Williams spent
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Let's in Elkton.
MeSsrs. Oswald and Elmer Irwin
made flying visit to Chester last
Thursday.
Miss Orpah Mccullough and brother
Elwood OF Havre de Grace, are spend
ing few days with friends here.
Mrs. Lydia Garrett is spending a few
days with her daughter in Elkton
Mr. Edward Hines spent NewI ear S
day in Wilmington.
We are very glad to report that our
friend, Mr.. Harry Trimble, is improv-
ing.
Our Bay View Correspondent has
gone West. We have not heard from
him, but we hope he had a safe journey
and is enjoying himself with the Kan
sas ladies'
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Mon
roe Terry is going to leave our neigh
borhood, but we hope to see him back
soon.
Bay View Council, O. U. A. NJ, No.
10. elected the following for the ensuing
term:-Councilor, James D. Gibson; V.
c., Rev c. r. Strausberg; r. S, r, Nj.
Trimble; a. T., Harry f. Abrams; T.
S. W. A. holland; T., Joseph T. Gar
rett J. d., Alex. Kirkpatrick; Ex., JOS
eph England J. p, Minor Mcnamara;
|. P, Walter Mcnamara; Rep. of
Council, Joseph R. Lynch; A., F.. N
Hall, Jr: ex-Councilor, G.. M. Ma
honey; Sr. ex-Councilor, Slater Car
hart.
Mr.. Harry Hartenstine, OF Coates
vile, Pa, spent Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CYRUS Harten-
slime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Reynolds and
daughters, Misses Dora and Rosa, at
tended fftieth wedding anniversary at
Principle Furnace New Years Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson have
move dto Philadelphia, where Fergu-
son has accepted a position.
Miss Florence o. Thompson, OF
Philadelphia, is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. II
Thompson.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Sara D. Pratt, OF Smyrna, Del,
is visiting Mrs. I, a. Rees. near town
Miss Lille Johnson and Master John
Johnson are spending week with re-
latives in Philadelphia and Haddon-
field, N. J.
Mrs. William Borem and son, George
and Mrs. c. c. Boulder and daughter
Mamie, spent New Years with Mrs. l.
G. Griffith, at Willow Hill, near town.
Miss Sara Hickman, OF Wilmington,
visited her aunt, Mrs. S. c. Lindsey,
several days this week
Baltimore, have been visiting her par
entS, Mr. and Mrs. James Wharton.
The Misses Woodall OF Georgetown,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
Hopper this week
Mrs. NJ. f. Willis visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lee c. Elliott, in Newark,
Del.
Misses Alice Boulder. OF Baltimore,
and Marion Boulder, OF Laurel, Del,
visited relatives and friends in and
near town several days the past week.
John Evans, OF Elkton. spent few
days this week with friends here.
Misses Margaret and Sadie Tatman,
OF Baltimore, visited their parents last
week
Mrs. George Lum and Miss Maggie
l.um have been visiting Mrs. Harry
Pierce.
Misses Ethel and Mary Purner, OF
Town Point, visited Mrs. John S.Wells
last week
Miss Alice Queck, OF Trenton, N. J..
visited her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Price,
during the holidays.
DR.. II. A. Cleaver, OF Wilmington.
was visitor in town this week
Miss Clara Hudson, OF Wilmington,
spent last week with her parents
Miss Lizzie Hudson, OF St. Angus
tine, visited Mrs Charles Hudson last
week.
Miss Gussie Egcc has been visiting
relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Harry Bouchellc and daughter,
Miss Mary Bouchelle, spent last Sat
urday in Philadelphia.
Mrs William Borcm and son. Geo.
spent last week with relatives in Viii
mington.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter,
Kathryn, LETT last Saturday for Cali
iornia. alter spending several months
with her mother. Mrs. Harry Bou-
chellc.
Miss Esther Banks is spending a lew
DAYS in Philadelphia.
Iack lovclCSS spent lew days this
week in Wilmington
Miss Alice Hanson. oi Baltimore,
was the guest OF Mrs. G.. s. Woollcy
several DAYS last week.
DIR { { avs and II W Caldwell
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FREMONT | EMS

Miss Bertha Steele spent Tuesday
with her aunt Mrs. Atwood Jamison
at Kirk Mills.
Merrill B. X. Cam visited Mr.. VIII
liam Phillips and family this week.
Miss Maude Cameron is visiting her
friends in Wilmington.
Clarence and Augustus Cam, Phla-
dclphia have been visiting their parents
Rev. and Mrs. w l.. Cam.
Squire c. \. Citing and son Philip
have been spending some time with
friends in Fairvile and Wilmington.
The Christmas entertainment at I'm
ion NJ. +. Church was grand success
Mrs. Emma Steele spent Tuesday al.
tcrnoon at the NJ. T. Parsonage, the
guest OF Mrs. w. l.. Cam.
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CALVERT

Mr. nd Mrs Newton Mcdowell are
visiting friends in Comdcn, n. J.
There is now an epidemic OF chicken
poX in RoScbank School
There was a holiday party held at
the home oi Miss Florence Mcdowell
Friday evening, December rs. About
thirty guests were present.
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PERRYEILLE

Misses Della and Emma Smother, OF
Wilmington, visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
-. Jackson tins week.
Miss Lille BENJAMIN, OF Oxford,
was the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. George
Eddicmau and son W. &. Boyd, tins
week. 900,
AIR. Wallace Owens was III Will
mngtun ON Saturday last.
The entertainment given by the Perry
vile NJ. +. Sunday School ON tuesday
evening was a great success.
MIR. George CrcNwcl OF Gates, ONO,
visited his hr1thcr MIR. James CrcNWcIl
last week.
Mrs. Gc"rG" Nlcwcg and daughter,
Pearl, Of ONIprd, ia. visited friends IN
town on Saturday last.
Mrs. {. NJ. Crawford entertained the
Ladies Nrt Circle on "Wednesday al
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Henry Pounds and
children spout part OF this week with
relatives III th!adciphla.
Mr.. Evan Davis Of Wilmington. is
the guest Of his nephew Mr.. Henry
Winter Davis.
Miss Rose N"thc, OF Baltimore, was
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sch
nelder this week.
Mrs. George Swlshcr and son, Geo,
and daughter. Edith. OF Wilmington,
were the guests OF her mother, Mrs.
Annie iouldcn and relatives III town
this week.
Master Edward Clark, who has been
confined to his bed with typhoid fever,
Tor some days, is rapidly improving.
Misses Helen and Lillian Little. OF
Philadclphla, have been spending few
days with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs James Little.
Miss Florence RianS and Master
thomas Smith spent New Years day
with friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. John Gardner, OF Philadelphia,
IS the guest OF his mother, Mrs Susan
Gardner
Miss Isabella Harvey OF Baltimore,
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. {. w. Stry-
ker.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Seal and
daughter, of Wilmington, have been
spending SINE time with Mr. and Mrs
). g. Fisher.
DR.. and Mrs. J. 7, Dennis and son,
Guy, have been spending the week with
relatives and friends in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cole. Jr.,
accompanied by Miss Edith Cochran
have been called to RcnSaller n. v. at
the death Of Mrs. Coles mother, Mrs
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IN MEMORIAM
GEORGE NJ. CLARK

In loving remembrance OF George NJ.
Clark, who denarted this life November
81, 1906.
All is sad within our dwelling,
Lonely was our Christmas day,
For the one that made our Christmas
happy
Has forever passed away.
Long days and lonely hours
Since from us your voice has flown,
But we know some day we'll meet you
On the bright and happy throne.
\ patient sufferer at rest.
BY HIS FAMILY.
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Shall We Tan Your HIDE

The average Stock Raiser hardly realizes
the value of COW. steer and horse hides when
converted into fur coats robes and rugs. Get
the new illustrated catalog of the Crosby
Tristan Fur Co, Rochester Y. 1t will be
a revelation to YOU. And 81 rosby pays the
freight"
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All Aboard

for 1907; 1906 was our Big
gest Years Business. We are
in shape for a bigger one for
1907. Our January Sale is on.
10 per cent. off heavy weight
Suits, Overcoats and Trousers
and plenty of them. Suits, S.
to $25. Overcoats, SIS to $40.
Trousers, S. to s.. Unusual
Bargains in Tailoring. Suits
to order at SIS, SIS and $22.5o,
worth $40, $25, $50 and SIS.
Trousers at SIS, Sc and So. New
Styles just bought at seasons
end. Work, Fit and Trim
ming guaranteed. Full line of
Full Dress Goods ready-made
and to order.
e. Esq., MulLIN'sSSS;,::s:;:::.' ''
WILMINGTON
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-25
Prlneely Salary for caruso

London, May "a I'm an interview
with representative OF the Tribune
Enrico Caruso confirmed his state
ment that Director Conreid Of the
Metropolitan opera house, New York.
had entered into a contract with him
for four years at a yearly salary of
$500 900. Caruso on his part agrees
to be at Csnreid's disposal for nine
months each year and to make eight
appearances in each Of the nine
months wherever Conreid appoints.
For every extra appearance he is to
receive g., 900.
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Plot Against the Gear.

st. Petersburg. May a. The No
voc Vremya s7ys 70 reference to Prime
Minister Sclypin's account OF the
plot against the car that conspira
tors succeeded during the winter in
entering the imperial service at a
palace, The letters found on them
showed that they we're connected with
American anarchist and also Russian
deserters who are now In America.
II was their object to make one ire
mendous explosion involving all the
inmates of the palace.
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Woman pleads Guilty.

Bridgeport. Conn. May "a, Cath
crime Neil. the artists model and q
chorus girl OF New York, pleaded
guilty to the charge OF rnanslaughter
in the killing OF her husband, Joseph
Neil. a blacksmith and pugillst, in
Greenwich on December IA. last, at
= special session OF the criminal su-
perior court Wednesday. Judge Geo.
w Wheeler imposed upon her an in
determinate sentence Of not more
than nine and not less than FIVE years.
In states prison.
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King AIfonss Getting Busy

Madrid. May 2i.-Eing Alfonso Is
negotiating Tor an island In northern
Spain where be proposes 20 huild a
summer residence lay on, farm ana
breed ihorough5Fei cattle. The tx
ample o. King Edward and many
English noolemen who are raising
prize beasts. g. Is said prompted tie
kings plans Tae queen e taking
. keen Interest is re project ana
anticipates Wits pleasure summer hol-
iasys unser The Conditions sas vas
familiar via "a Bagiana.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-25
Fourth DAYS Session

Boston, May 24.-4The fourth day
Of the Unitarian anniversary obser-
vance opened Thursday With the
customary morning prayer and COM
munlon service at Kings chapel, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Robert Collyer,
OF New York The first meeting OF
the day was the sixth annual gather
Ing OF the Unitarian Society at which
Henry II. Edes, Of this city, presld-
ed The meeting of Massachusetts,
convention OF Congregational minis
tiers followed with addresses by DR..
Samuel NJ, Crothers and the Rev
Albert p. Fitch.
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ORDER MUST PREVAIL.
Special Policemen Appointed &
Watch Frisco Car Strike.


San Francisco, May 24-Ten spe-
eial policemen in plain clothes on
Wednesday began careful investi-
CATION into the treatment accorded
women and children VINO ride on the
street cars, with view to protect
them from violence and insult and
reporting regular policemen who are
derelect in their duty.
Twenty attorneys have also been
appointed by the Bar association to
watch the administration OF justice
In the police courts and enesavor to
secure adequate punishment for the
men who have attacked street cars
and created disorder IN the streets.
The police are employed by the ex-
ecutlye committee of the commercial
organizations and the attorneys are
appointed at its suggestion.
The committee is determined that
law and order shall be restored, and
thai justice shall be meted out to all
offenders against persons or proper
ty or decency in the streets.