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grinding OF the key In the lock, and
Max was alone
The library at Doppelltinn was ali
the name implied. The cases were low
and ran around the room and we're
filed with romance, history, biography
and even poetry, The great circular
reading table was Uttered with new
books, periodicals and illustrated week
lies Once DoppelRinn had been threat.
ened with a literary turn of mind but
a bad vintage coming along at the
same time had effected permanent
cure.
Max slid into a chair and took up q
paper, turning the pages at random --
What was the matter with the room?
Certainly it was not close, nor damp,
nor chill. What was it? He let the
paper fall to the floor, and his eyes
roved from one object to another
Where had he seen that Chinese mask
before, and that great silver-faced
clock? Somehow, mysterious and
strange as 1t seemed, all this was
vaguely familiar to him. Doubtless he
had seen a picture of the room some
where He rose and wandered about
In one corner of the bookshelves
stood a pile of boys books and some
broken toys with the dust of ages upon
them. He picked up row of painted
soldiers, and balanced them thought
fully on his hand Then he looked into
one of the picture books. 1t was
Santa Claus story; some of the pie
lures were torn and some stuck to-
gether, reminder of sticky, candied
hands. He gently replaced the book
and toys, and stared absently into
space How long he stood that way he
did not recollect but he was finally
aroused by the sound of slammin3
doors and new voices. He returned to
his chair and waited for the denoue-
ment which the marrow in his bones
told him was about to approach.
1t seemed incredible that he, of all
persons should be plucked out of the
practical ways of men and thrust into
the unreal fantasies OF romance. A
hubbub in a restaurant, headlons
dash into a carriage compartment, a
long ride with a princess, and all with
in three short hours! 1t was like some
weird dream. And how the deuce
would it end?
He gazed at the toys again
And then the door opened and he
was told to come out. The grand duke
had arrived.
This will be the final roundup" he
laiicbad uIliatIy hic tbouphf yyhi1u sical-
ly travelling back to the great plains
and the long rides under the starry
night
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GU TLIPH BALDWIN.
Young Man from Logan, o.,
Seeks Bride East.

Mclean, July 9 One of the
prettiest of home weddings oc-
CURED at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Baldwin on Wednes-
day, July 3, at high noon when
their daughter, Mabel A. Baldwin,
became the wife of Ernest A
Gutliph, Of Logan, o. AT the ap.
pointed ho,.r the bridal couple,
unattended, entered the parlor to
the strains of Lohengrin i Wed
ding March played by Mrs. Edna
B. Fuller, sister of the bride, and
took their places beneath an arch
of eyergreens and smiIax where
with the use of the ring, the beau.
tiful and impressive service of the
Episcopal church was performed
by Rev, Theodore Hayde rector OF
Christ church, Clayton n, Z, in
the presence OF about forty rela-
tives and friends. During the
Gel emony "Angel'e Serenade" was
softlv rerdered an tba riano o,d
at the close Mendelssohn's Wed
diro nIarob w,a ,,lara rha
BRIDE was charming in n pretty
but simple gown OF white French
lawn and csrried hououat or
hrida roses Tbo sno.io,g ,a,l.r
and di,in,room ,yore ,astily dsco.
rated witb traiI,oo oal.r orchid,
od ,nt a,. Ast h. Lot,
cong,sh latiora wara evtanded 8
six cnursa wAdding dinner w.s
szrosd ,,d.r +ba ali. s,ns,yision
of Mrs q N Homeland of Gro.
+on rha onasts rsra ,,a;4ad o
an hy tha Niece cnsio .od mn
Rnrdicl, of Cortl.nd Miss Ida
Ra,rd.Iav of IT,;on S,dros snd
Mis- ma GutIinb ,f AIcI,ea,
,rha oirts ,e,a n,uaro,, ana
beautifnl INCLUDING sIon IN m,nar
s1o0 If - whicb was tha oift IF the
brids,s father a set of uaviland
CHINA was the Gift of the bride's
motbar ana otber frierds aoya
beautiful niacas IF cnt GLASS solia
silver and linen phA d.v yyas
nArfact ,pd fine ouests uni,ed n
MAKING the avant most ioyons
one Latein tha sftarnoon nben
fine connle dsnortad for ns,ts nm.
known the usua snnnly If rice
and old shoes wss not forgottsn
After Jnly 9o the youno connle
win ha ST. home +, tL.ir frisna- ot
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Saturday, July q, A. D., 1907

at one O'Clock n. m, OF said day olIer for
sale at public auction. the following lands
and teuements, situate In Hooking County
Ohio, to-Wit; Lot No. S, in the Village OF
Laurelyille, Ohio.
Terms of Sale -One third G4l'c4sh. one
third ca in one year, one thifd "a in TWO
years. Deferred payments o he secured by
mortgage on the property. Notes u bear
interest al six t6 per cent
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio this
2lst., day of June A. d., 1907
GEO b. WILLIAMSON, Sherif
j. Il. Riason, ATTY, for PIN
Jnne ~ 6-W
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The Commissioners OF Hocking County,
ONO, here b give Notice, tnat they VIII re.
cetye bids up 10 O'Clock T.. NJ OF August
10, 1897, Tor the construction OF concrete or
stone AbuttmentS for the Goung's Ford
Bridge in Green Township.
Plans, specifications and btllsof material,
on iile In the Com mmissIpners office.
Each proposal must be accompan by a
certified check for an amount equal TO 10
percent. ofthe bid, A bond OF 80 per cent
OF he amount OF the contract Will be res
qulred OF the successful bidder
The board reserves the right 10 reject any
ana all tbs
by order OF County Commissioner,
James l.. Martin
County Auditor.
Approved James hebnnt,
July ls a-W. County surveyor.
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Notice TO Teachers.

The Board OF school Examiners of Hoeb-
ing County VIII meet at the school Euiidiug
in Logan, ohio, al $3.50 M, on the qIIsC
Saturday of each month, Tor the examine
tiun ol applicants Tor Teacher Elementary
CerrihCatts and ON the uisl SATURDAY ot
september, December, March aud June Ilg
tht examination ul applicants iul Ie8chai X
High school ana Special certificates tEA
schools Viii be held ON the Ihira IaturGay
OF April ana the second saturday ~ Alay.
j. a., St0u9uiuE President
p. h., "a Anon, Dl-rL.
q. y, NJ hlTE. tue President
Logan OHIO FobruatI ipol-n
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WANT TO BUY-Second hand
school books, will pay good prices
for school books in good and fair
Bring them to us be-
1re August l5, Bort d Co, the
ID ngglets,
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Elmer Dawson and Ella Dawson, his wife,
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
sigued, Shcrin of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue Of an order issued out OF said Court In
the above entitled cause, ana TO him direct
Ell as sheriff OF said County, viii, al the door
OF the Court House In Logan, on
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Rr4Tg OF OHIo, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COlnmMus. March |. 1907.


Columbus March /, 1907.
|, \. |. Nurys, Superintendent OF lnsur-
ance of the state OF OHIO, do hereby certify
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUAR
ANII COMPANY,
located al Baltimore, in the State of Mary
land, has complied in all respects with the
laws of this state applicable 10 II, and is
pruWiate business OF making insurance
against loss or damage resulting from accl'
dent TO property from cause other than nFe
or lightnlngi guaranteeing the hdelity or
persons holding places OF public or private
trust, who may be required TO or do, ia
theif tel=i capacity, receive, hold, control,
aieuufso public or private moneys or prop
eiiy guaranteeing the performance OF con-
tracts other than insurance policies eAecu-
ting ana guaranteeing bonds and underlak-
ug5 required aud permitted la an uctiuud
or proceedings or by law allowed, as pre-
Ecriled Section 364l, paragraph second,
EeYistC statutes Of Ohio In accordance
with law. during the current year It's con-
dition and business, on the tbrty-hlst day
OF December of the year next preceding the
date hereof Is shown by the staietneni,
under oath, as required by Section 2Si ot
said Revised Statutes to be as follows
Aggregate amount Of avail
able assets, .......,..$ 3,003,49H.9B
Aggregate amount of liabl-
ities (cXCept capitall,
including reinsurance, 1OloTb6.51
Net Assets, -....t,,.,.. 2,ulo,foS.4l
Amount OF actual paid up
capital, .t.,..,,,.... l,lo0uOl VQ
Surplus -.s.......,... 3l3, fjH ~
Amount Of Income for the
year IN cash, ........ 2,533, ,281 62
Amount OF Expenditures for
In vi @itness 4sss Mhelsof N els have hereaia 500 So
gcribed nay name ana caused my Ohcial
sspl 70 Be ahixed the day and year ls.t
lseail A l. yoREs. supt OF las.
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DIR. o. S. WOOD,


Physician aud Surgeon, Logan, o.
OFFICE HOURS:-8 to 10 a, M, !
to p. m, 8 10 p. M
Special attention given to the treat
ment of diseases OF the skin and
nervous system and catarrhal aIlec-
tions, once modernly equipped.
Both phones in office and residence.
LOCATED IN OFFICE formerly
occupied by Dr.. Dye.
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Sherlff's Sale
h OF REAL ESTATE,

WILDER A, Williamson, Executor of William
G.. Dawson, deceased.
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ECZEMA and PILE CURE

EDEEKnowing what it was to sur
EhLE en- l viii give FREE or
CHARGE to any afflicted a positive
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Ery-
sipelas, PIes and Skin Diseases. In
stand relief Don't sufter longer
write Il, w, WILLIAMS, 400 Manhat-
tan Ave. New York. Enclose stamp,
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INrED STATES. FInELIIY AND GUAR

/, 4. l. Norys, superintendent OF Insur
ance of the state OF OHIO, do hereby certify
that lhe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
Want coekf,ahts Restored

Washington, Feb. fit is under
stood that Governor Magoon will re-
fer 20 Secretary Taft the question
that has been raised by the Cuban
people OF the propriety OF resembling
the order made by Major General
Wood when he was governor general
OF Cuba. prohibiting cockfghts in the
island. Secretary Taft had such an
experience as Governor Magoon Is
now undergoing when the former was
governor OF the Philippines and al
though he was able 10 prevent cock
fights in Manila so deeply seated was
the love OF this sport that he was
Obliged 10 refrain from interfering
with this ancient institution outside
OF the capital. Hence every holiday
saw a pilgrimage Of the citizens into
the suburban towns To enjoy the
sport. II is said that Governor Ma
COON may decide 10 follow Governor
Taft's example In this matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
Bio Coal Contract

Pittsburg. Feb 27.-The South
ern Pacific Railway and Steamship
company and the 81. Louis Gas COM
pany. have contracted with the Mo-
nongahela River Consolidated Coal
and Coke company. Of this CITY for
81 900 400 worth OF coal. The lar
sest contract was secured from the
Southern Pacific Railroad and Steam
ship company, which contracts for
$50 900 tons TO be delivered al It's
Wharves a. New Orleans. The or
der means a beginning OF the end for
oil a tuel IN New Orleans. The
Southern Pacific since the discovery
~ petroleum in Texas and Louisville
ha' used .mmenS" quantities 81 oil
TOT iue!' ":'y ~ oil and the
increasing PFC" are said 20 he the
cause OF the change.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
OFFICER SHOT FOR BURGLAR.
Augusta, Ca, Merchant Kills Police
man by Mistake.

Augusta. Ga. Feb. 27.-Police
Ofticer Walter wilkins was shot and
instantly killed here by r. VI. Full
Ter. while examining the rear door
OF the Augusta Hardware company's
store.
Fuller was at work in the store
when ne heard some one fumbling
with the latch OF the rear door which
opens into an alley. He seized a
shotgun and ran around TO the rear
from the front, through the side al
ley. loading as he went. Without
a word having been exchanged. he
approached the officer, who was still
at the door. and poking the weapon
almost In the officers face fred.
So close was he that the shot made
but q single wound, penetrating the
forehead near the center.
Police Officer Corely was with Will
kins. the officer not entering the al
ley alone on account OF the situation
and the neighborhood. He said he
heard someone saying: Here comes
a burglar now" lodged behind a pile
OF boxes. He cried out 70 Fuller as
soon as the shot was fired and Full
Ter thercupon gave himself up with
out trouble.
Fuller declines 10 make a state
ment. He is in Jail on the charge Of
murder. II Is believed that the fire.
Quency ~ recent burglaries caused
the mistake nv Fuller, who bears
an excellent reputation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
SERIOUS CHARGE
FACED BY MILL men
Charlotte, N. c., Ma nufacturers
Are Charged With
VIOLATING ALIEN LABOR LAW
pistrie, Attorney Calls One OF the
Penalty Suits and Is Now Making
Test Case OF lt-Resut viii Defer
mine All the Cases.

Charlotte, v. c., FEB. 1.-THE
United States court convened IN
Greensboro, y. c.. Tuesday morning
to try the famous cases OF the gov
eminent against the Charlotte mill
men.
The district attorney called one OF
the penalty suits and Is making test
case of Il. and the result OF this VIII
determine all the cases.
The defendants are charged Wits
violating the laws. of the United States
In bringing into this country certain
alien laborers TO work In the cotton
mills OF North Carolina. There are
Il counts in the two complaints. max
ing In all 81 900 in penalties that are
being sued for by the government.
The men under indictment are Ed
ward A. Smith, Thomas NJ. Costel-
10, Sumner Sargent and ID. e.
Dwelle. IN addition TO the counts
for penalties they are charged with
conspiracy TO violate me criminal laws
and this test case will be hard fought
since so much depends upon the re-
suit.
There are many witnesses, and the
trial may consume several weeks.
Among those who will testify will be
the % English girls who were carried
20 Greensboro from here several
weeks ago. A number OF Charlotte
people. including several newspaper
men. will be called on to- testify.
II Is said that the newspaper men
have gathered much Information. not
only from the English girls them
selves. but from leading mill men.
with whom they have talked In the
early stage OF this AFFAIR. And 1t Is
said that the government will try To
make these Cewspaper men 70 on the
stand and testify as 10 matters that
they learned in confidence.
On the other hand. many prominent
cotton mill men OF this section will be
summoned BY the defense TO testify
as TO the scarcity OF cotton mill la
hnr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA THURSDAY FEBRuAR %. 1907
GARDNER JAss AT THE SOUTH.
Massachusetts, Man Is Worried by I'm
miaration Matter.

Washington, ID. c.. Feb. 27.-The
opponents OF immi gratlon in the south
are not yet satisfied.
In order TO keep up the agitation,
the committee on immigration has
now requested the president TO direct
the attorney general 10 give his opin
ION upon the question as 20 whether
the importation into South Carolina
OF The Wittekind immigrants BY Com
missioner Watson violated the alien
contract labor avs. or whether In
the importation OF those immigran 5
any law has been violated The IN
spirer ~ hi, request Is Repre,oG a.
tive Gardner. of Mas>achrset WHO
IL second In rank on the immigra-
ton committee OF the house.
The president has no. r. been
heard from as to lie disposition he
will make Of this request, and H. con
gross Is about to adjourn. the tor
ney general would have little Tim" 20
prepare an opinion on this matter
Moreover. the house would have no
time ~ lake mp the matter az his
late DAY. Ia the event the ATTORNEY
general Should say thar the avg wa
violated. II Is expected. however.
that the az orney general viii give
in any event such an opinion rs VIZ
let congress and the countrv show
whether or not the two immigration
laws just passed will prevent further
importation OF he immigrants under
conditions similar % those of the
Wittekind immigrants. that is.
whether he commissioner may use
money subscribed by private iudi-
viduals. OF a cotton mill, or other as
sociation for the purpose.
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DOMINGO TREATY
PUSHED THROUGH
Convention Was Fought By
Senator Bac IN In Vain.
RIGHT or ACTION ouEsrIonrn
One More Vote in the Afirm,,,v.
Than Was Neeessary-5aeon SAL,
the Treaty Ratified ls Worse tia,
the First One.

Washington, Feb, 21.-3y a yo,a
OF % to 10 the senate has rati6sa
the Santo Domingo treaty. This WA
one more vote in the Affirmative than
was required.
The ratification OF the treaty FOL.
lowed a debate in executive session
during which Mr.. Bacon, Of Georgia,
condemned the pending treaty 4,
worse than that negotiated In 1895.
the one supplanted by The pending
one. The 1905 treaty authorized the
United States % examine into the
debts 10 about % percen, Of their
face value. with the exception Of the
claim Of the san Domingo improve.
ment company. controlled by Amer.
can capitalists. which Is 10 receive
about ninety per cent Of the face val
ne. These capitalists. said Mr. Ba-
con, have used thi, government a.
a cats paw He expressed the belief
that a large part Of the dests were
fraudulent and that in providing Cor
the payment without opportunity TO
adjust the claims, the United States
is aiding graft and participating ia
placing an unjust burden on the re-
public.
Under the form Of settling Mr.
Bacon thought that there was an err
cellen; opportunity for manipulation
by men skillful In such transactions.
The sale Of per cent bonds 10 the
amount OF 500 900 900 payable In 50
years which IL part of the plan at
settlement provided BY the treaty.
Mr.. Bacon said, makes the United
States responsible for the collection Of
revenues for so years and has the e.
feet OF establishing 4 protectorsts
over the republic.
He asserted that this government
has no right under the conshtutio1
10 create prOtectorate by treaty
and he was even doubtful II II could
do so under an act OF congress. A
protectorate over San Domingo, be
declared. means that eventually u
would have TO be extended over Hayt
and he expressed the opinion that u
the United States sends its author
ICED agents into the island Il never
will withdraw them. 1T means an
nexation and nothing else" he said.
The worst feature, Mr.. Bacon SAID
was the precedent II establishes. ne
believed IL would be the ground f0f
similar proceedings in relation to o'nsi
West Indian ISLANDS and that Il EOsia
extend to take in practically all OF tss
Central American states.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
ZIMMERMAN PLEADED GUILTY.
Old Man Charged with Conspiracy
70 Defraud State.

Columbia. s. c.. Feb. 21.-Daniel
II. Zimmerman. aged 20. pleadei
guilty TO a charge Of conspiracy -
defraud the state. lie, with I. j.
Gibson. another elderly man, was ac-
eused of having purlOined sl2.5 In
bonds from the state treasury. where
Zimmerman was bond clerk for ten
years, and the abstraction OF bonds
was not discovered unTil he had been
sent out of Office for several years.
Gibson is said 10 have negotiated the
sale OF the bonds. He will ne tried
later. Zimmerman Is well connected
and the case caused a sensation.
The indictments we're. /, Conspira-
cy. forgery. uttering forgery; 2.
larceny, breach Of trust with fraudu-
lent intent and receiving stolen goods.
knowing them 10 be such; 3. breach
OF trust with fraudulent intention,
larceny and receiving stolen goods.
knowing them TO be such.
T. J. Gibson. broker. who was
Joined in the indictment with Zimner-
man, as having disposed OF the bonds.
was permitted 90 continue his case
after Zimmerman pleaded guilty.
II is believed that Zimmerman 5
plea was for the purpose OF taking
the case 90 the supreme court on a
technicality.
Sentence was suspended until Glib
sons case Is disposed Of.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
TWENTY BLACKS LOST Ewes.
BY Burning Of the Steamer Marion at
Hsrt's Landing.


Charleston, 8 c., Feb. 27.-Ow-
ing TO inaccesslbllity OF the place
where the steamer Marion was burn
ed Friday morning-Hsrt's Landing,
on wadmalaw river, about 40 miles
from Observation-Disclosures has
been very hard 20 get.
Monday the report OF Captain Fer
guson. was filed with government in
spectors. II Is now known that 20
negro passengers were drowned or
burned to death. and q dozen more
are missing.
The FIRE started at 8 q. m. for
ward. during a high wind. with pas
sengers asleep, and many were cut
OF. although the vessel was run into
a wharf within q few minutes after
the alarm. There were seven white
passengers and about so negroes.
The great loss OF life seems 10 have
been on account Of the negroes beS
coming terror stricken and neglecting
70 get life preservers, OF which there
were $50 on board.
The Marion was licensed 10 carry
200 passengers. and cost SEQ 900.
Only IS 900 insurance was carried.
The value OF the cargo. which csn-
sisted of general merchandise. was
estimated at IS 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
CHARGED with Murder /.

New York. Feb. 27.-Thomas
Noona. a factory Waterman. was ar
rested Tuesday. charged with shoot
ing to death Philip McNally. night
engineer In the factory. where Noon
nan was employed. Noonan admit
ted the killing. but declares that he
acted In self-defense. The trou-
BILE which caused the tragedy arose
some time ago. when Noonsn lost
his position because OF intemperance
He held McNally 10 account for the
loss Of his position, declaring he was
discharged on account OF information
given the factory superintendent by
the engineer. This was denied BY
the superintendent, who said that no,
only did not McNally report him. M,
that u was through the intercession
OF the engineer that the wa'chman
was later re-employed. The super-
intfndent also said that part az the
time when he VAS idle Noonan was
sheltered In the home which McNal-
ly maintained for his three mother
less children.
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No New Lioht on Tragedy.

London. Fe6. 27.--The case o.
Horace 6. Rayner. who shot and sii'
ed William Whitley, OF West boui1
Grove, Jan. %. was heard IN D ",
lice court here Tuesday. Couns"
for the treasury which prosecu'e.'
dealt az length with the prisons1'
parentage and admitted that there
some doubt on the subject. Coahs.
added however that he was prep~s.
to produce oyerSnekming evidehcs y
show that there was not the shsG
est ground for he suggestion
Rayner was Whiteley's son. 80
also asserted that there was no us.
in the reports tha deceased -
chant had been yeaN
Of an extensive blackmaZg S0h
The testimony taken Tuesday ~
no new light on the tragedy anu
prisoner was remanded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
kidnaped Child Rescued.

Chicago. Feb. 27.--Afiey a search
Of n~Aly 4 wear. IN which almost
every gypsy camp IN the south and,
northeas had been searched. Cecilia
Demetro. - wears old, daughter Of
wealthy Greek IN Little Rock. Ark.
who had ben kidnapped March /.
1906. %as found and rescued Mon
day in a camp near Thornton. II.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
lawyers Lest Fee.

Washington. Feb. Fin an opln-
ion handed down Monday ~ Justice
Moody the supreme court OF me Unit
"a States decided he case OF Cunning
ham and Jones versus Springer and
Dawson. growing ont OF the old l,,ica.
ton over the Maxwell landing. Mexi.
90. In favor Of Springer and Dawson
Cunningham and Jones were suins
Tor 81, Coy attorney fees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-28
viii Head Carnegie Trust Co.

New York. Feb. ?7.-Leslie NJ.
Shaw. secretary of the treasury. who
will retire fro mthe cabinet Of Pres
ident Roosevelt, March /, according
TO a story published in the Herald
is TO become the president Of the new
ly organized Carnegie Trust compa-
ny OF this city.