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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO.

AS the first anniversary of the
memorable 18th approaches, the
people of this city, as a whole, ar'
not inclined to celebrate the disas
trous visitation of one year ago
Suggestions along this line only
serve to renew the old feeling o
fear and uncertainty that made life
almost burden to many during the
chaotic days and sleepless nights
following the great earthquake
The average San Franciscan woulc
like to forget it.
The Fairmount Hotel, magnifi
cent modern hostelry, situated or
one of the highest hills in the city
the interior of which was ruined by
fire when almost ready for occu
pancy, has been rehabilitated anc
will be thrown open to the public
this week. The wealthy matrons
of San Fracisco will conduct the
occasion to successful finish.
The dilapidated City Hall, which
is yet the example OF wreck and
ruin that it was made by the earth,
quake, will be illuminated on the
night of the 18th. This immense
public building is a monument to
municipal graft and corruption, and
it is shame to the people of San
Francisco that it still stands as a
statue of dishonesty and an adver-
tisement of crookedness in the ad-
ministration of public affairs. San
Francisco's officials, from time to
time, have embezzied a sufficiency
of wealth to make it, together with
natural advantages, the most beau
tiful city in the United States. AS
it is, there is not enough change in
the treasury to pay for sprinkling
the streets.
The grafters in the present ad-
ministration are on trial now by
the newspapers. The newspapers
claim to have evidence duplicating
all the city officials and several cor
porations. In fact, it is claimed by
the newspapers that many men
have been indicted many times by
the grand jury, but we h ave
heard from the grand jury only
through the newspapers, and the
San Francisco newspapers belong
to the yellow variety. Frequently
we read lengthy interview pub
lished by the press of the city. and
in the next issue of the same press
the interviewer, over his sig.
nature, and repudiates the inter-
view as fabrication. We fail to
see the object of trial of grating
public officials by the newspapers
in advance of the courts, unless it
is to work on the prejudices of thed
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

sary of our matchless hero's birth,
Senator Robert L. Taylor and
Gen. George Gordon were the
speakers.
We make these meetings as rev.
erent as we know how, opening
with prayer and sacred song.
The veterans are the honored
guests.
In conjunction with the veter-
ans and John B. Gordon Chapter
we celebrate June 3, Memorial
Day-the Band always giving us
all the assistance they can. We
have bestowed one hundred and
fifty five Southern Crosses of Hon
or on our veterans, striving hard
to give this honor to only the
worthy.
We have donated three dollars
a month-sometimes more, but
never less-to help defray the ex-
penses of the Soldiers Home. Last
year only two Chapters in the
State did more than we-these
were two Nashville Chapters.
One of our first acts was to give
half dozen rocking chairs TO the
Home, for the comfort of our fee
BILE old men. We have never
failed to send boxes of delicacies,
clothing, sheets, pillow cases, etc.,
to the Home each year.
We gave ten dollars to the Davis
Memorial at Richmond, Va; FIVE
dollars for John B. Gordon's mon-
ument ; one for Wade Hampton's /;
one for "Bill Arp;" five for Ar
lington ; one for the monument at
Perryville; one for Beauregard /;
three for the headstones of the
Tennessee division of the cemetery
at Marietta, Ga; ten for the Shi-
lob monument five for Sam Da
Wis. ia fact, we never fail to
assist 10 building Southern mon
uments when possible, believing
it to be a sacred duty. Lee said,
''That truly -as the sublimest
word in the English language"
We consider Obion County the
main field for our work. Our ex-
cellent Mrs. j. H. Mcdowell is
Chairman of the Help Committee,
and we have asked through the
Troy News Banner for informa-
tion in regard to any case of need
among our veterans of the county.
Not a single case has ever been |
brought to our notice at any time
that we have not willingly and
gladly rendered the assistance re-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26
Buy Dietzel Druggets. Do it now
Exhibition Open.

The jamestown Exposition, COM
memorating the three hundredth
anniversary of the first English
settlement in America, will open at
Norfolk, Va, to-day, with Pres
ident Roosevelt as the guest OF
honor. The Exposition will con-
tinue until November 80. The Re-
sunion of the United Confederate
Veterans will be held at Richmond,
Va, commencing June l, and ar
rangements are being made to al
low the Veterans to visit the Ex-
position.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

people and endeavor to dictate or
manipulate the personnel of the
next administration. But the peo-
pie of San Francisco are against
the newspapers in politics. BY the
way, there is not a Democratic pa
per in the city.
The past winter was a record
breaker in the matter of. rainfall,
and as consequence the work of
rebuilding was hindered to great
extent. Notwithstanding this fact
a great work has been accomplish
ed in one year. Labor is plentiful
and gets a good price, and every
body is satisfied with conditions,
except as to rents, which are too
high, and real estate is also soar
ing around in the vicinity OF i'm
possible top notches. The cause
of this does not appear on the sur
face, but it is supposed to be a
scheme of the banks and the real
estate promoters to hold values up
as matter of protection to them
selves until they can realize on
mortgages, etc. Some day there
will be a slump. House rent is
higher in San Francisco than in
any other city in the Union-at
least IS to 60 per cent more than IN
New York,
Statisticians claim that the pop.
ulation of San Francisco will now
reach 100000. Oakland has con-
siderably more than 100000; Berke-
ley estimated at 10000, and Ala
media 10000. From these figures
it will be seen that in the event of
a consolidation of all these cities
into greater San Francisco, a
Pacific coast city of a million peo-
pie is not far in the distance. The
three cities across the bay would
have nothing to sacrifice by the
consolidation. They are, as it is,
merely suburban residence districts
for San Francisco business men
and toilers. The proposed removal
of the State Capital from Sacra-
mento to Berkeley would, there
fore, be virtually making San Fran
cisco the capital. / do not think
the people here want the removal,
as this city has sin and wickedness
and corruption in high places to
meet all diabolical requirements
without inviting the evil influences
of the Legislature. Leave the cap
ital in Sacramento. We have the
penitentiary, and that's the thing
we need the most.
Here's to the success of the Pa
iucah and Tiptonville Electric Line
via Union City and Troy.
Aril IA. THE SQUIRE.
Buy Dietzel Druggets. Do it now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

Mrs. F. NJ. McRee is the Treas
urer of our Monument Fund.
Obion County, we ask your as
sistance for this monument to the
Confederate soldier of Obion Coun-
ty. We ask the children to help
each one of the children in the
county who had a kinsman in the
Confederate Army-to send Mrs.
McRee five cents.
Our veterans are passing away ;
let us build this monument before
they are all gone
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

What more could be said of their
devotion to their home and coun.
try 2
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-26

Phone $50 about window shades
Biggest assortment in town-extra
sizes in stock always. Pleasing
prices. Bell Furniture Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
U. 8. SECOND ON THE SEA.
EcoIand Alone Leads This Country ~
q Sea Power.

New York, Aug eO.-The tenth
arnual issue Of r. T. James Fight
ing Ships OF 1907" which Is one 81
the recognized authorities on the ma
vics OF the world, and which has just
beru published in London, put the
United States second among the naval
,s~ers Of the world. with England
FIRST.
Speaking OF tine United States navy
MIR. James. in his preface. says:
"Thr extraordinary high figures for
TIE United States ships AFFORD food
fr- considerable thought. for both IN
ships with nish-powcred guns or I'm
pcrvious to vital injury at long range
the United States fleet Is superior to
any other navy in the world. Even
by the inclusion OF the 40 ealiber.
lo.inch types. extinct 80 far as new
ships are concerned. the United States
IL an extremely good second. and
the corresponding lead In invulner-
ability out side 1000 yards Is consld-
pra1ly incrrascl.'
For tne first time the nav'es of
Mexico and Peru are irclrccH IL a.
book this year. Mexico as '''h'
vessels In commission ard 'vn $40 J
cruisers and eight torpedo beats an-
thorized.
The Peruvian navy consists OF two
swal! cruisers and several gunboats.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21

FAMOUS slEuTH DIES.
Mead OF the Pinkerton Detective
AGENCY.

New York. Aug. - Robert Pink
er,On. acai Ui ;uc detective agency.
died on Lca-d tn steamship Bremtn
August ~ Al sea He VAS .nroutr
to Germany f.r Us health and NJ
a-compani,d D! Mr.. Florence Su!li-
van.
TIE death az Mr.. Pink'rton was
due to fatty ,"Genr ration ~ tie heart.
MIR. Pinkcrton was only III for t~"
DAYS.
Robert \. Pinkcrton was one OF
tire best known criminOlogists OF the
present day. and his trcatises on crime
and criminals have been accorded the
distinction Of classics with the pO.
lice authorities OF tire United States
and Europe. Robert PinkertOn. and
his brother. William A. Pinkerton.
have for q long term OF years been
the heads Of the great PinkertOn Ma
tional Detective agency. which was
founded by their father. Allen Pinker-
ton. In the year 1850.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT
Maehine Containing Five Persons H't
Moving Train.

Great Barring IN, Mass, Aug. %.
An aNtomoN!p containing u AIRY
OF I'VE person ~ P-istC'. Conn.,.
collided with =, -. yC"' !i'' =
fields express at a. -. Falls cro. s.
ting near here Sunday.
Three members of the motoring
party were killed and the other two
probably fatally injured.
According to the engineer OF the
express MIR. Root was al the wheel
OF the autb. He had been racing with
the train apparently. tine train run
ming almost parable! with the highway
for some distarCe. The accident oc-
curred at a grade crossing near the
y ,rth Ashley Falls station.
At this point the highway crosses
the tracks at an obliquo angle. 1t
is thought Mr.. Root hoped to cross
ahead OF the train. but miscalcn.ated
the speed OF the express and his ma
cnine hit the tender OF the locomo'
tive and was wrecked.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
DISTRESS IN CASA BLANCA.
Condition OF the English Calvary 10
Said To BE Pitifui.

Casa Blanca. Aue. -" Two cL",cs
ar" working her" IN FAVOR Of p,acc.
TIE tribes AROUND tnc town a.r nos
gather .h'ir crops. Tie "Icr r'I - d,
is .ayk OF stores a.! cartridges on TIA.
part II til" Arabs.
The condition OF 'he British c",rlI
S p.;Ifui. Their residence, on;,''.
the walls OF the ci:y were h,..rp., I
b: ne French sh,il fire aid Wee .uni-
ed and burEcl BY tie A"4... y
l. "GrIa.e estimate a.! Tie ,...r. J. {:
million I"!..'S. r." Arl.s Ut .,.
t"e houses Tl'n C. II" 80 -@''i.
i..- Ie", anl ai."r i'I- c"l.. 80.
WIS, ell, Ia mrs OF re Sr..',' =.
u,a'ion. F.na,'! t.' -, rc. f':,. !,
l."-iun too. a., ira "a ...t.
TIuu,anis Of Starving ;.o,s am cat
cav th,cu.n ;&e oc-sr'c. -. -.
searching iui food nIua@ ''' Iu.n-
Food * very ,rnrrP. \ rt!,'?".
was riv.s for surrN f.. ." t:,.,'
troop, with b'cc f1r ~. rHr.h. ''''
~ Fr. nch "c,u vat On Is HAL! t., :.
many months.
\ Kaby,e courier ART, -" NJ
inf4nci core Il y Gte. &C.. G in'nnn-
der OF to city. tat un.c'> tive
French su.r uG'~.h Immediately he
ARABS would ATTACK them in ~ al
1, rec and WOu't de.'rn, '."m AND
Casa Blanca. too. General Drn1.
made no rep.y.
An English deputa'ion VI! Leave
for Tangier on Saturday 10 see tAf
British minister. They will then pro
coed to London to lay the cas-" OF The
British colony before She for"i-n o.
fee. All are eager 10 know upA'
, whom rests the responsibility for the
| losses sustained.
British interests arc paramount a
C;>a Blanca. where tNere are rrnc
, ticaly no French Nero ha't.. vet 'h"r'
Is no, a single British ~arship here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
eoucht At . Church.

CovinSton. Ga. Aug. 2O.-Bailin
William II. AarIn brought to the city
Sunday afternoon VIII Turner and
Jim Wood. yuiI negroes. VINO en-
gagged In d!iNcu.ty at Union Grove
church, abu,u ; miles east of Gov
In prCgrcss A. d T. suit OF tho tight
Turner i. secrecy wounded with .
bullet ia the ,h.Sh ard a deep cash
across his face vii" Wood Is pref
" bati, hu-., having received q bu!-
).t wOunl IT, n. face.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
h.noed wroca Brother

War-aw. Aug. 20.-T~o brothers
named Jan and Jan Karol Eiewiadon-
i.hi were confined In Warsaw prison,
IL. former being sentenced to three
menths imprisonment for q political
ofYense. and III elatter to death for
robbery with violence. One day the
political prisoner vas led out. and.
in spite OF his protests, hanged. In
stead ~ his brother. The mistake
Vas discoy,Ir, in a few hours later.
AMI he governor has now cOmmuted
the death sentence = the surviving
brota"r 20 Uue OF eight months I'm
prsoument.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
GLENN IN NEW YORK
North Carolina Governor Talks
Of State Rights
the SITUATION IN HIS STATE
Gays He Would Have Backed Op
Judge Loro with Every Soldier and
Deputy In the state Of North Car
oina

New York. Aug. 2o.-GovernoT
ilcuu. u! North Carolina. who's" re-
cen; tish, for what he Lccm j WAS
:hc states rights. attracted wide al
tcnt.un. is III New YORK. 70 consult
WITH at'ornu,s w,o are In charge OF
tie states cas- A. o., lcarirg OF the
south, ri railways injunction suit.
a.. ,,t>..,, =. .a.i.! Old al. !.
the early G!,rs he was taking his
case IN his saIrt Stoves At his motel
after an a.l-dal via, ~ C"ncI i.'And
Wn.n seen by q reported. he
talked freely Of the situation in his
s:ale AS brought about by legislation
TO regulate the railroads.
Il have no pati,nC" he said Z.
with this cry that legislation In our
state ard elsewhere In thu sout:'
along these lrn0s Is going to rctard
the development, OF the south by
frightening capital. hurting - rail-
roads and in effrc'. killing the goose
that lays TIE golden egg. J am an
Industrial c,vrEcr I have always
made IL q point to protect capital and
protect The railroads from anything
that was unfair. bu when he railroads
try 70 ~ US. tfat Is time tO call q
halt TA.rc WAS Cn.y once that this
mater became serious. Had JndC'
Pr!.chart Niei 10 get our prisoner
ava '"n~ ~ Hnl a!jndccd JUDI
l.ong IN contempt. I certainly would
,a,. oar.. 4 up judge Long with every
.u!L,rr ard every deputy sheriff u
North Carolina. OF cosrSr. II Pres
ident Roosevelt Tad sent trOops Into
our state. then We would have had Il
throw up our hands. as one could no.
fight the union. but We should have
appc aled 10 the voters Of the country
and I th,nk they would have been wiz
us. There IL only one way Of deal
ing with those railroads. The pOin
should be. Is q railroad making mo-
| and Ebw much IL Il making? II
Is making over reasonable proht
| then II should submit 10 . reduction
In rates. The North Carolina Law per
mits the road to make 10 per cent
I think that this Is pretty goo
profit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
MAY CHOOSE CHICAGO
Kisdy City Likely to Get Next
Democratic Convention.
IT IS INFORMALLY DECIDED
Democrats In that City Have Re.
eeivsd Assurances from National.
Committee Men that Chicago viii
0s Chosen.

Chicago. Aug. 2O.-Assuranc' 8
nave been received h! local ID mo-
Gratis that Chicago will be chosen tor
1he Democratic ualiona. cou,t ntiou Ut
1905.
Details Of tie SPACE Afforded r
seats in the CO!li "uln were laid BE-
fore National Commit, c:l!an ko-rr
&. Sullivan, aud "A conference "h!rh
put the finishing touc 'es on ;hc rar :
was held between Mr.. Sullivan al
Chairman Thomas Tlgs,rt, Of tho
national committee.
Further than that, Mr.. Sul,ican
made q brief statement watch his
friends construed IS II. Lnins be>on,l
q doubt that it ha, been d'ckl'd in :
formally by tAe national committee.
men, with nearly all o: whom tA:,i--
man TaII"'. Is &, uI My IN conf, r
Snce. to hold the contention here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
KILLED HOME INVADER.
Tragedy Reported from way"esvi''s'
North Carolina.

Ashevillc, y. c.. Aug. ga tel
ephone message from Jona;hans
creek. 10 miles from Waynesvilic.
this state. says that Mitchell! Kirk
entol,. a young man OF "a. vas shot
and killed by Frank J. jenkins.
Jenkins returned unexpectedly 70
his home and. II Is alleged. found
kirken,oll and Mrs. jenkins togeth-
er. Both men. n Is said. reacned
for pistols. but Jenkins fired first'
Kirkentoll was struck In the shou'-
der. and dropping his gun. ran
through the doorway Jenkins sent
another shot after him and kirken-
toll fell to the ground. expiring IN
q few minutes.
Later jenkins surrendered TO toe
authorities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
BOUND GIRL TO TREE.
Brutal Assault On Daughter u
Methodist Minister.

Gr~nvil!e. Pa. Aug. 30.-Miss
ln,a Whitehead. daughter OF q very
prominent Methodist minister Of Tun-
nrrsvillc. Pa. 10 In Q critical con.
ui,iun from q brutal assault perpe-
tratsd by . tramp.
Posses from two counties. With 0
pack Of bloodhounds. are securing the
country In tine vicinity Of jamestown
for the man. Great indignation pre-
walls.
Miss Whitehead met the stranger
while on her way % . neishbor's
house. The tramp inQufTe1 tho dis
lance to Simons. o.. anA while the
girl vas telling him he placed . kAife
q. her throat and threatened to kill
her II she made an outcry.
He then forced her into the woods
and. after assaultias her. tied ser
to . tree. where she vas later found
almost dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
NAV ACCEPT TERMS.
Coast Line and the Alabama Nats

Aet0.
Mont gOmery. Ala. Aug. 3O.-In.
Quirers are tipped Oh that the Altar :ie
Coast line 10 likely to be the next road
to ACCEPT the terms OF the state. and
put In the rate acts Of both freight
and passengers.
A man usually we'll posted said that
the Coast Linz had very little jnter.
est In the state. and he did not think
II would be willing to make trouble
for all the rest Of the property BY
keeping NJ or taking part In any lit
igation vita tho state. Colonel A..
A. Wiley. local counsel. has been 10
Washington for Q few days. and 10
expected hack Monday. and knowing
ones predict that the line will then
come into the agreement.
There is an idea that the Central
OF Georgia Will do the same thing
though II will be- less apt to follow
this course than the Coast Line. hAv-
Ing 20 much track In the state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
70 KILL ALL FoRg,osscRs.

Fsnstieal Moers Psspses - Ws0s Wss
o. l0Sl6sts.
Casa Blanca. Morocco. Aug. 90
The native forces surrounding To city
have sent General Drude. command
Ing The foreign forces. IN ultimatun
demanding immediate surrender On
pain of attack, In which all foreign
ers will hc slain.
Genera, Drude has. not yot replied .
Thousands Of MOOrs surround 80
town and II attacked It Will proba =
bly, fail. although the French forces
ar. hopeful.
Morocco Is filled with plots to over
throw tie sultan. prc'enders TO the
throne ha.iMy sprung up everywhere
during ,ne i'r, making the SIT
uatiOn nue..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
TAFT TO spEAk.
viii invite Democratic 70 Come
into the Rspuhliean Eold


into the Republican Fold
Louisville. Aug. 20.-A special from
Washington says:
Secretary Taft will have something
interesting to say In his speech at the
city OF Lexington, KY. next Thur
day. He will discuss some OF the
questions embraced in his Columbus
speech, will also touch upOa an entire
~ new subject. II Is his intentiOn
to exhort southern democrats to come
into the Republican fold.
He will point out how. according
to his view. the democrats Of that
section are In many essential respects
republicans, except In name. and en-
deavor to convince them that II would
be to the advantage OF the south u
they became republicans in fact
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Fire At Ball Park.

Bridse por,. Aug. 19-Frt swept the
Amusement grounds at S'eephe Chase
island SUNDAY causing 500 90" dam
age and creating something OF pan :
ic upon the 20. 900 visitors. No one
was seriously injured, Six struc-
lures were burned including the
grand stand and b!eachcr, on the
haseba'! diamond, where y ~" people
had gathered for the Chicago Bridge
oOrt .ame
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Parachute Failed to Open.

New Haven. Conn. Aug 90
Theodore Fre,"h. a IunnS areonan'
met instant dealt ~ falling upon tH'
roof OF a facio., IL West Haven af'c'
a drop OF 80 !.t. Young French
made da'i! a-c":.s.'a> a. -nnu'
resort he ard hc "a. OF Tie : 80
gram to mae dpup,t "a'ac 3D.! {
drop. t.. FIT drop va -l'r"
full eu' on y" s.r,u! a'.,N "a
made 'r0m "Ca' aua. 'Nr lt','H"'
tai > Gu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
c;ri'a Assa,Iert Caught.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. Aug .'.-Ihe
.ra,pp w.o assaulted Anna hi'ehead
ITO ;;-,,ar-n.l daughter Of Rev. J.
NJ Whitehead. of Turnopvil!e, "a :
on Saturday night. va. run down by
,loodhouuL. a..G captured shortly a.
ter nidnig..t sunday night n swamp
mar wick. As'apu,a county tie vas
Immediately taken to tie Meadvilie,
Pa. Iau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
"heIlo" Girls Quit.

Athens. Oa.o. Aug. 20-The en-
Ire force OF operators Of the loca!
Home Telephone company walked out.
I.nemen and bookkerpers were press
I'd into service 10 relieve the conges-
a!oa. Til. 9ir,s had demanded Nigh
or wages. The management claims
1t will nave all places filed In few
days In spite OF the scarcity OF help
and viii not take back any OF the
girl strikers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
BRYAN WOULD WIN
WssN Be Chssss BY Acciaaa'
tisu Thinks Ta3lart
As TO A NAN FROM SOUTH
kentucky National csmmtitssms~
Does Net shaw ths opiWioW q esN.
ator Bacon . g Tn oUes4ioW -
LEGALITY.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 3e.-ThG
view entertained BY Senator Dacoa. a.
Georgia. that . southern MAJ ssosi6
receive the democratic no0lnnAtOa -
presideat. 70 not sAared by Chairman
Thomas Tagsaet. Of the 6smocrat1e
national committee.
While IN no sense oppOso4 to the
non1natiOn q . southern MAJ. u o1e
can be produced vAo looks IKE . Win.
ner. NJ. TaGsaTt 70 Of TIE opinian
that the Qsestioa os geography 6oooA
not enter iato the subject Ut ~. "
'What ~ want" - says. "is IT,
right kind OF man ss1 the eUoseioo -
where he halls froo 10 wholly un3aps
portast. The cosvsaeioa shosh -
give . thossAt - ~ essstise q -
eality." ~
Mr.. Tassars s.ssssss thse Y No.
Dseoa knovs Of Q suitable 0aa - 104s
Democratic aonieaeisa Il wosA - -
tirsly Drcper for hin 10 prsssae q X
gsatisman's name 70 The aasieoal -
vsstton. bet that ~ tase q $500
candidate bsasg Q soethaFnse Soeg
carry y weight: &
Senator BankAeaA's sseesstSaa u
Judge George GRAY. 81 OseaW11
voaid "wia over ness yaePhsSsse 80
'h.s any 80 -. .s 60
cone inferred 'to y1eoooo l|
clans, bat the i01tSes6o0 = stsooo
Die secs1oe tAat 1sysa vnl - &
Doninee. In fast, many Ieo6elo
tho party declare tASe - SsAee -
will BE- coosidsssd. - M
Natioaal Con nittss0an Woeoo
Of Ksatueky. = siso q ~ $500
that Bryan I'M easyy svssythlag -
fore hin n the Sat1oaal eoosoQ
He says that The ''eaovrits seo1NN
n0t going % allow thser naanse -
presented aaereiy 70 - oh0e 60
and be aales he, prsdiesioa the& I
a. will 10 soaiaAesd ~ aeeaa0a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Aumpe.s Crushed Him..

Columbus. Oli0. Aug. 20.-t
Tor,ist, q trolley haa On . v1
train OF ia, s,roI railway. vas n
Instantly. re f:ll between two &
Ant the bumpers cane tCG0tAeS
crushed hin. -