davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
CAUGHT IN SAVANNAH.
And Must Come to Florida to Answer
Charge OF Embezzlement.

Columbia. s. c., Oct. 13.-J. ".
Nenefee. who was tonight arrested &c
Savannah. Ga. was indicted by the
grand jury in the Circuit Court at
Tavares, Fla, charged with grand
larceny. it being alleged by the
authorities of the Atlantic Coast Line
..ailrOad Company that while agent
of that road at Leesburg, Fla, he
with the connivance of his predeces-
sor, John w Jolly. stole and disposed
of a large quantity of merchandise
from the railroad warehouses.
Jolly was convicted at Tavares on
October 9 under the charge of for
gerry and sentenced to two years IN
the penitentiary.
Nenefee was located by the detee-
tives of a surety company at Lena,
s. c.. but he received tip" and sud
denly left that place this evening and
was apprehended at Savannah on in
formation wired from Columbia
The amount involved is between
9S, 900 and w. 900
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18

unto set my hand and caused the
great seal OF the state to be affixed.
at Tallahassee, the capital, this, the
Sth day of October. 1907.
(SeaD N. B. BROWARD,
Governor
BY the governor-Attest:
H. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary OF State.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
HARVIE JORDAN TALKS.
Peace Between Farmers Union and
Southern Cotton Association

Peace ReCWeen Farmers UnbOn An0
Southern Cotton Association
Washington, Ga, Oct. ia large
gathering of representative farmers,
merchants and business men Ok
Wilkes and Lincoln counties heard
Hon Harvie Jordan here yesterday.
He explained the events Of the recent
international cotton congress In At
lanta and the effect it will have upon
the marketing of the South's great
staple
For fifty years." he said, the
farmers of the South who control a
monopoly upon the worlds great nee
eesity, have spent their time and en-
ergies upon the production Of cotton
but now they are reahsins that az
much depends upon the proper MAP
keting of the product az upon its pro
duction."
1t takes practically twelve months
to make a cotton CROP" declared Mr..
Jordan and equally as long 70 put the
raw product into finished cotton
goods. But until the planters of the
South realize that in quitting the
market with all their cotton within
the short space of four months they
are tending to depress the prices of
the staple TO the very lowest point,
they will never be able to command
the full intrinsic value OF their com
modify
What We need and what We must
bave," he added. is a system OF
warehouses IN the Southern States
which will be capable of holding the
production of an entire season and it
IL my firm conviction from reports
from over the cotton belt, that this
system of warehouses will be built
and n operation within less than four
years time
MIR. Jordan commended the work
OF the Farmers Union. He said there
IS no antagonism between il and the
Southern Cotton Association. It will
require the united efforts of both or
CARNATIONS. he said TO head the revo-
lutionary fight which ID now on ana
will be Waged TO the finish
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
MARRIED HIS GRANDMA,
Who Was Young, Pretty and Rich
and He Loved Her Besides.


and He Loved Her Besides.
Chicago, Oct. "a dispatch to the
Record-Herald from San Francisco
says:
Tom Hugh Allison, of Manlius, n.
Y, who married his grandmother, is
here on his honeymoon.
My grandfather, DR.. Buffum. of
Rochester. was a peppery old fell
low" said he. First he disinherited
my sister because she married bac-
Der. This left me his sole heir. He
decided to marry, although he WAS
past so, to keep me from inheriting
his estate.
Il didn't know it. but the girl he
picked out was my sweetheart, only
II years OF age. She decided to
accept. to save the estate for me.
That was nearly six years ago. He
died a year ago and the young wo-
man whom | called grandmother be
came my wife,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgadve effect en-
perieneed by all who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. and
the healthy condition Of the body and
mind which they create makes one
feel joyful Price, Is eents- Samples
free at Barclay & Grower. and ala
druggists. ock-g
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
CRIMINAL COURT.
What Has Been Done This Far In the
Term. Conviction and Fines.

Term. Conviction and Fines.
The October term of the Criminal
Court of Record for Suwannee coun-
ty met in regular session this morn
ing at nine o'clock by Judge Carter.
The docket for this term Is an un-
usually heavy one. forty-nine cases
appearing on it. Some of these were
continued cases from last term. and
others weT arraigned and plead guilty
before the regular sitting of the
court. The actual number of cases
to be tried at this term will sum up
about thirty-fve. most of which will
be disposed of If the record of the
court is kept up to what it has been
in the past.
The jury was drawn and the yenire
made returnable for this afternoon
at one thirty. Judge Carter sounded
the docket and the following were ar
raigned: Cap Wilson, charged OF
larceny. plead not guilty; Ed Lane
illegal sale Of liquor, plead not gull
": Andrew Jordan, larceny. plead
not guilty. and Lonnie Taylor plead
the same to a charge OF assault and
battery. The officers seem TO be
determined to put the blind tigers out
Of business. The following are up for
trial on the charge OF selling liquor
without license: Bulley Pinkney.
Jonn Jordan. Jas Neal, J. J. Kins-
man. B. II. Hammock, Charlie Boser
Ed Lane and Walter Pert.
Abe Wheeler. Rebecca Bailey,
L. Hays. Scott Stewart, Walter Wal
lace. Lonnie Taylor Sylvester Thomas
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
MACK'S RETRIEVE.
ieit OF Official Order by Governor
Brcward that Has Arone.S'
Wide Indignation

State of Florida, Execr ee.
Whereas, Appiicatio-h zen
made to me for respite r.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18

B
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-18
CLAY COUNTY GOES DRY.
by a Very Slim Majority OF Eleven

by Very Slim Majority OF Eleven
Votes.
Green Cove Springs. Oct 1O.-The
total vote polled in Clay county Tues
day was EOS for dry and 254 for wet
giving the drys a majority of IL
,vSSS. The saloon men threaten to
st the election, but thus far no
vice tular grievances have been an
CHaS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
sett aber go Sahreu

idun n,uroe Mrs. Binslotu's Sup.
thing : Syrup BON MiaiDneu BON
Wiittern beiui Babnen Der Riuoer
%anaepenoet. Bir,t 9u I'M ShlaFe
ourh oa6 Sbreien zines Rinoes oe.
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T nro nDr
tueint? Weni 10, loIie
iofDrt cine Elaihe nDn .Wtrs,
Win9loms Soothing Sprup" hUler.
Seir Wert lift u~nbeaablbar. gs mirb
benz tleiuen 9eibenoen IDfprt Hinoe.
runa neriGafen. Berlast euG oa.
raul, Wttitter, e8 lit tei1 BmeifeI
oartiber. Go beitt Diarrboe, reeu.
ltert ben Waeen uno Die Nieren,
beieitigt Bino &etit, erneiGt ben
8auuteri, nerhtnoert gnt3inoune
uno itdrtt oaa gauge SgItem,
vWerS. BinslDtrs Soutbine Sprup'
fir aahnenoe &inoer lit anaene6m
i'm @ei6mad; bas &ecept {farnut
BON einetn Der beiten tueibIihen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc is
BET allen 9rugatiten in Der ganaen
Belt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
IIaihe. Rauft nihtS anberes, ale
Mrs. 8inSlotuR @outhinn Surup.
@arantiert unter Der Gouo anb
Drugs Wife, 80. Stunt 1905, Serial.
Summer 1905.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
Der Cob bes 8rpmprtnaen Nnbulpb
BON CeSterretd1,

" 1SfNSrEStD.
Gueenblid(ih aebt nabftebenoe
grsablun9 ourb bic 8eitunaen:
Der tiir5lih uerfturbene italientihe
BDtihafter @raf Niera bate BEL
2ebseiten aeleaentlid elmer unterbal'
tung elnem 5reunoe tutereiiante gin'
aelbeiten 81 benz 9ooe oes &runprins
gen GubDlpb BON Oefterreib oe'
maht, Die ieBt i'm r@orriere bella
Sera" oer6ffentliht meroen. Ser
8emdbrsmann ntahte am 9aae nab
Der 9ataitruphe Niara einen Belud
uno duBerte i'm 2aufe oes @eIprdhes
feline Berwun6erun9, oaB Der 4rpn.
prina 6ubDlpb lih ie(bft ermDroen
baben iplte. r8as2o fiel ihm yttera
ms Wort, man bat i'm QetDtet! So
mol, Imam bat i'm getDtet, unb spar
in gans iheuBliher @eiie." unh
nun eraablte Nigra, mte er an ienem
unalidsmpr9en als eriter aIer BOT,
ihnFter, ia nod Dor benz &aiier. in
WaherlinQ eintraf. Ser 3run.
prins lag auf benz Bett, nit elmer
breiten mei8en Binoe UNI Stirt uno
5bldfe. Der &atnmeroiener 2oibet.
Der mid fDmmen hDrte. fibrte mid
iDfDrt gu benz 9Dten. unb ats er nei'
men ~fraeenben Bid fah. bob er Die
Binoe auf: 6inter ben ShldFeu mar
elm 10 erDBes Sod. baB man Die
ssauit hdtte binetnleeen t6nnen!"
Bel oieien 8Urten bob &igrn Die
Sauit ettpor. mie UNI oas Bib nns
ihauliher at MAIDEN. .9te Sid.
beloeGe par nie ourb einen Sb[ae
nit elmer Tfaibe Doer einem oiden
Stod sDlig aertriimmert, es uar
firdterlih! 0aare nno &nuhens
lplitter marert nit Der @ebirnmaGe
nermiiht. Die @unoe tuar fait iiber
benz DIR hinten, 70 oaB Der &rDn.
prina iie fih unmDalib bdtte ielblt
beibrinaen t0nnen. Mobmals, teie
ne Spur BON Selbitmpro. gr uar
Wnro! Sd tanr, es Sbnen neritHeru.
&urs rladber fat, Der alte Railer, Der
in 9rdnen nusbra1, tp6hrenb i'd i'm
NIT meinen Nrr1eri ftiBte." 6ier be.
uiertte @igra pl6bli1, baB er 5u frei
gerebet batte. unit. &c brad bas @e.
ipr6h ab. inbem er ldhelno Die Bite
ausiprad. i'm niht blusauftelIen. =
Mir mDhten unlerri 2eierr raten,
bieie Witteilun9 nit 8nriibt nufaus
nebNen. uns erid3eint oieie Murb.
aeihihte rabeau untn6alih gu ieii1.
@ir halten es atpar r,td1t fiir iinri6as
lid, oaB &rDnprina RuoDlpb ernaorbet
muroe. aber pir hnlter es flr unu,Dg.
lid, baB er 10 erntproet muroe, tuie
e8 bier geidilbert ruiro. uno uul.
lenbs fiir unrnDglih balten mir e8,
oaB Elm 10 aemieater Diplomat tuie
Der @raf 9i9ra einem ssreur,be 10 of
fen ale @in5elheiten oes 8orfaqs ers
sdblt haben fDate, merr, er Iib uirt.
ltb in oieier @eiie su1etraaett bdtte.
9esbalb nDdmals: Buriiht bel Der
Ncceptieruna bieier Witteilung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
Sapan ann 8prea.

Nls Die Sapaner ~ieinerseit ben
3ar1pf nit China beeanuen, tunnte
Seoermann ieben, oaB Der Sieaess
preis 8Drea ueroen tniiIIe. Nber
eurupdii@e Diplomatic oerbinoerte
eS uno Sapar muRte Iid3 nit Der
5meifelbaiten Mbfinouna pon syur.
mDia 5%ufrieoen 9eben. Gls bic Sapaz
ner banri nit ben &uiien &rieo an
finaer, oa tortnte Seoermanr, nuh
oeutlther erfennen, onB Der Sieaes.
preis minoeitens aDrea letn mlife.
uno otestnal miid1te iih teine euro.
ediIbe Diplomatic elm, oieSmol be-
tam Sapan &0rea.
GO nuBte es baben. Der BeIis
&urens erft iiberte feline oDuiae
Selbftdnbiateit uno unabbdnqioteit,
feline @rDBmabtiteIunq. pie Der
Beitb Shlesnig. 6Dlftetns uno 6aus
nDuers Die 8rosmahtlteIIung Breus
sens iiherte; tein WenIh, BET
realpulitiihe8 8erltdnonis beIibt,
tunnte es ben Sapanerr1 alIo libel
nebmeu, baB ite fth oes Hanoes
Grandchildren. Nber elm Sober, Der
Gnftanosaefubl befitt, u1uBte Die Nrt
uno Weile %neroamnen. 10 lie Iie Itd
ieiner bemdhtt0ten.
9rub5em ale Welt tuuBte, baB es
fib BEL benz eatiaer Sample in eriter
2inie url GDrea bartbelte, ertldrten
Die Sapaaer i@einbeilig. fie uDlten
Gorea aar ntht in 8eiit nebn1ert, iie
mDqtert es nur freimaden uur dime.
ftfher uno ruilii9er 6errfbaft. uno
Damn muroe cine etelhnfte R0mDoie
in S5ene aeiebt. Ser &6nie tuuroe
i'm Nnt 9elaiien, aber bic 8ermal'
tung iapaniih ger1adt. Sour wdbrenb
oes &riege8, bieB es. uno als Der
3rie9 aus mar, oa ruuroe benz &Dnia
Ooer 4aiier. uie er fih ner1t, Elm
Wertrag aufaeatuungen. oer oaa 2ano
ben Sapanern nuSlieferte uno bic
&egierung einet1 aus Sapanerrl unb
Sapanerfreunoen eebiloeten Winifte'
rum iibergob. Nber i'm ielbft lies
mat, INNER nod auf benz Ebrun. 1no
Der Welt ersdblte man: uSebt Sbr.
uie eoel mir ftno. mir laiien bieiert
Ganoe. in benz mir tatidhlib 6errer
ltno, feline Selbfftdnbiateit. mir lal'
fen Inn ieiaen eieener 5irften."
uno nun bat man oieIer art1ert
81nig Doer Raiier aur Nboantuna
g%esuunaen. &c lnu eeaerl Saparl
tonipirirt baben. 9at aud Delege.
ten our 6aaaer Trieoensfunferena
eefhidt. UNI aegen Die Nrt, tuie man
i'm iino ieir 9anb bebanoelt. 30 prus
teftieren. Nrr1er Gerl, er batte Of.
fenbar feline SteIuna nod nidt be-
griffen. uno rueaen biefer Beerifs.
ftubigfeit mu6 er lest mad Xotip in
Die Bsrbannung uno in's @efdnonis
nanoern.
Die Sapaner aber ieser, Die GDm6.
Die fort. Der &6niQ bat ,,su @un.
ten ieines SDbne8" abae0antt.
@un mirb oiefer GDbn R6nia. Eo.
req bleibt ..ielbitftdnDia" uno Die
Sapnf1er bleiben Die ielber auten, al.
ten Treunoe tDie friiber. bic rur ons
Bette oe8 2aufes mpuen, e8 nur uDr
ben bDien ghineien unb &ufisu su
Ii6ibeu iud1en. 5ft Elm ipldes go.
uninterrupted nun mol elmer aruRerl
| Nation Diir0lQ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
Die G~n,,rt,iss;nn

Die GommHfipn. melde oas
unalld auf benz Shlahtidiff ,@eDr=
aia", bel benz aebn Menihen um's.
2eben aet0mr1en iino. unterfnht hat
lit gu Der ueberaeueuna g~etommen,
onB bic @rplDiiDn ourda eineu rSSlares
bad" nerutiaht 1T. .Jtarebad"'
nennt man es. uenr Der StrDm tom.
priHierter Suit. Der oas @eibibr0br
pen ben nidt nerbrannten @alen uuo
Bulueruberreften bes eben abaefeuer.
ten Shuiies reintaen fol-. gu frlb
abQefbnitten miro. Die rSunners"
fino oarin oft iebr unuDrfibtig. fie
ieben ibren Stuls oartn, Die SbiIie
TO idneQ mie m6atib auf einanoer
fOlaen 5u lafien, oa ihlieBen tie oanu
ben reiniaenoen Guftitrom su frib
ab unb brinaer oas 2eben auer ibrer
Ganeraoeu in @efabr. Nu@ oies
Dial f6einen oieie aebn Wenibenle.
ben eiuem iDldben falihen @brgeta
geDpfert su iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
@~eneraltOmfml Sling.

Wan ibreibt aus Stem Nort: Der
Nntritt elmer oretmunatlihen lrs
tuub8reiie bes beutfd]en Generation.
fuls unb geheimen QegatiDn8rnta Or.
Rarl g.. 8una in Stem Oort nah
Der alter Geirnnt Qibt au perimieoes
men WutmnBunaer 8eranlnifuna.
sc mito bereits an9eoeutet. onB Der
@eneraltUnful mDalihermeile nift
BON ieinem urinub bierber suriiGs
febren, nieln1ebr entneber in ben &us
heftano treter uoer anoermeifie i'm
auSmdrtiaen gienite Der oeutIdber
&eim8reQierung in berpUrra9enoer
Steaung B~ermenoung finoen ueroe.
Cine Beii6ttgung Der @eriGte tpnnte
bi8ber niht erlanot tperoen. Ser
Bins Bat ith u1ter benz SEEM ODrter
Deutibtum eiren ar0Ben Sreunoes,
freis ermDrben. Ct muroe, Madden
er BON 1891 biz 1899 oeut5her Son.
full in Chicago eeueien, am 8. So.
ruar 1900 befinitin auf ieinen Stem
0orter Bpiten berufen, beifen Nmts,
beSirt Die Staaten Stem gurt. Nem
SerieD, Connecticut. Bermont, Wa.
rblano, Wafabuietts, Waine. Mem
6ampihire, &hDoe Sslano, 8irginin
uno Den Diftritt Columbia umfast.
SIN 6erbit 1908 entianbte i6n Die
oeutIhe &egie uug ala ibren Deleea.i
ten nab benz 6aaa. UNI file bort BEL
ben Beratun9en sur Beileauna Der
penesolaniihen &ontrDnerle au per'
treten. Wab oer Miftebr BON bic.
Ter WiiiitDn, bel Der er bic SntereI5en
DeutiblanoS'8 in enereilHer uno
ourGau8 erfDlareiher @eiie pertrat,
rpuroe Serr 8iina pprt lhuerer
arantheit befaQen, bic seitmeilia
iein 2eben beorobte, ibfieBlih aber
ooh ieiner unaem6bnli6 ffarten
G0nititutiDn tueiGer lan6te. @aun1
ruieoer hergeiteQt. trat an i'm Die
Iufgabe heran, bel ben Berban0Iuns
gen 5uiiden DeutiGlano uno ben
Wer. Staten bebufe &eaelunq ibrer
gegenieitiaen 6anbelsbesiebunaen
t~nitauDirfen. nobel feline iiberaus
reiHe @rfabruna uno ertino(ihe
&enntniB oer einidld9igen 8erbGlts
niiie ith BON bDhitem @nBeti erruies.
Daneben bat @eneraltoniul Bans an
elmer &eibe Bpm unternebmungen,
anm 9eil flhreno, mitoearbeitet, bic
bic 6ebuna bee DeutIbtums, oes
yeritdnoniifes oeutifen @eiens uno
oeutiher &ultur in oielem 8anoe
nno ole 8efeftiauna zines freuno.
ifaftlihen Ginnernebmens suilhen
benz iebteren uno benz beutiMen' 6eis
matlanoe besmedten. Inter anoes
rem Deroantt Die @ermaniftiIhe @e,
Ieuihaft BON Umerifa. Die felt mebD
reren Sahren cine iiberaus reoe
3atiateit nab Der 8ihtuno bes
Gustauihes Der aeiItiaen grrunaeu,
ihaften Deutihlanbs uno Der Ser.
Staten entfaltet BAT, ibr gntfteben
niht gum minoeiten ieiner G%nregung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
s aute.
. q u M ollie.

Gan Mntontr, 1eT., II. SuIi,
.Soroinars IL Gents; COBB Drbinnrr
~ Gents; 9Dtp WibbIins 10 4 gts.,
Mioolina II Gents; @n0b aaibbline
~ gts:; NiobItnn Sair 1917 gts.
@~alDeftDn, 9eT.,17 SuIi.-Crhinarh
81 gts.; @poh Orbinarb l0L cts.
YDm Mibblins 1l.H Cts; Rib6Iina
Is gts.; @o0b WibbIine 13.Z gts.;
Weibolina Sntr Az Gents.
8etu CrieanS, &a., II. Suli.
@oDo Or6inarB l0.L gts.; 2Dfp Mihb.
Ting 11.L gts.; @iooling Ii gts.;
@u0b Wi66lins 13.Z gts.; Neibbfipa
Eair Az gents.
Galmmouiamen unb befenYrobnfte.
Brima Baunnnuuiameu . MebI. per
3unne $25.
8aumtuoniamen . Del. rob, 43 gts.
Brtrna BaumruDninn1en +. Rudaen. psr
TDune $23.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20

Tiuf's D gertr onuuno > staarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
9ana, Iebe DER n

beiBt es i'm alter europa, aber bier
sulanoe: 2anae lebe Or. Sings
0eue gntoefuna, Der RDnig Der
Dolls uno 2unaenbeilmittel, uDn benz
Mtrs. Sulio &goer 8aine. grurD.
Waff.. iagt: mSie nerfehlt ME. iDFprt
au linoern unb lbneu 6uften uno
Grtdltuna Az beilen." Gnoere beitG.
tiaen oies. Die aene @ntbeduna
BELT, nahbem Nnoeres erfnlalus lit,
fiber. @arantiert BON No. DreiB
unb st. @Dbn & 60. so Gents uno
$l.O0. Brubeflaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
BarmmoUiamer un0 oefeuVroDnfte
~ d {.

" " e
SartOHeIn, Neue w Is u. $3.50 per
gentner.
8pisbeIn. Reue 9eras 8ermuba $500.
uno $3.50.
gOmaten, 9eras 80 Cts. uub s1.eO per
4 &orb.grate.
aarrptten. IS cts. per 9ubeno BanbeI
6ohl, $3.50 per 100 Bfb.
BDbnen, Reue Eern8 $500 Der Bulb;
1Dhnen, Bafs, $1.00 Cts. per Rite.
Yfefer, Is 1no 35 Cts. per n Buim.
Seuaib. "A Gulbels&ifte 80 gts.
Stra. 80 Cts. un6 $I.00 per "a Bu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20

Seine Wlarter tam NIT Der BON
&beumatismus neratiden ueroen.
Nesept Wo. 1851, BET gin1er &
Mmeno, linoert ipnea aQes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20

san Wntnnip. IL. suli u
0teb MART.

Can NntpniU, II. Suti 1907.
Ohien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 9fb
8hhe $1.75 bis $3.50.
Bulen unb sStaes", $l.E0 BITS $3.50.
Sdbrlinge $500 bis 1926.
RGlber $3.50 biS $3.50.
S@afe 1925 BIS 81. 90.
5iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
Shmeine $3.50 bis 1856.
ct. SOut8, II. Snli. - Rim buteh
ytnttnes $3.50 bis $7.15. Teras . Bieh
1886 Bis $500.
Shuetne $3.50 Bis $6.15.
$sO O per sf'............9-loz. eta
aul8 ...........
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
SUIT IN REAL ESTATE TANGLE.
Philadelphian Brings Action Against Mrs.
D. E. Loring, Of This City.

Felix Isunan, a Philadelphia real estate operator
,,aea, an action yesterday against Mrs. Daniel e
Ioring the owner of the Iorington apartment build
ing and largely interested in the A1tna Real
Estate and Loan Company. of this city. for the re-
coverv of sl5 900 for damages In the complaint Mr
80, .vnains that he wants that amount for al
Ia,ed .false and fraudulent representations made
~ Mrs Iortng as to offer made 10 her for the
,-ctaee of her property at No 104 West 83d street
(which Mr. Isman purchased for the sum Of $75,O0o
According 70 Maurice B. Blumenthal. Mr.. Isman's
,++o-,ay Mr. Isrnan agreed 10 purchase this prop
ertv for 50 600 than was offered for II by the
t1onps,1vania Railroad interests which also wanted
g.. that Il was represented TO Mr. 1sman that the
latter had made an offer Of $4,000. and that he
then purchased II for $4,000 1T now appears
eta nv FIurnenthal ''that the offer or the Penn
sI,I,,anIa interests was S55,OOo instead Of NOoo0
and wa contend that the representations were raise
and fraudulent"
Mr. Ioring who is acting as his wife's attorney
sa,d last night that he had accepted the summons
and he denied every allegation that was made
.arba case is simply ridiculous" said ne. 1T will
never be tried, and soon as ] nave chaIce
TO see counsel for Mr. Isman or MI 4srlan hlIlseI
the matter viii be dropped"
s'Does that mean that you Will offer 10 compro-
mise with him?' he was asked
att certainly does not but will show how r1dicu-
lous the suit is
Mr. Loring said that he had not agreed TO sell
Mr rsman the property for 5000 more than he
might he offered for Il by the Pennsylvania in
terests.
.r will see the other side.' he concluded. 'in a
rhorr time and have no doubt the case VIII De
dronDed"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
TRIED TO WRECK AUTOS.
Distractions on Connecticut Turn
pike-FootbaU Party IN accident.
Tnv Telegranh % The Trfbuns.I


South Norwalk, Conn. Nov 1S.-An attempt
to wreck and rob automobdlists returning from
the Princeton Yale football game at New Haven
was made upon the Connecticut Turnpike near
this place Saturday night and last night.
Great powders and railroad ties were placed
upon the road. The distractions we're placed
on the spot where Paul MacCormac ran into a
tree. his wife being killed and Mr.. MacCormac
fatally injured. and where ]. II. Tyson last
week met with an accident. The fact that a
slow moving car discovered the distractions
prevented a possible fatality.
Winsted Conn. Nov 1S.-Going 70 and re-
turning from the Yale Princeton football game
on Saturday. Mrs. II. K. Bloodgood. OF New
York and New Marlboro, Mass; the Misses
Blodget and Miss E. Hoyt. OF New York City.
experienced two mishaps. neither Of which re-
suited in personal injury, but the last accident
forced them 10 walk eight miles While speed
ing toward Winsted IN a large touring car on
Saturday morning TO board a train for New
Haven, the BloOdgoOd auto ran into washout
in North Colebrook. breaking axle. The
party was met here yesterday by one OF Mr.
BloodgOod's teams Near the hole in the
highway where the auto wrecked. one OF
the horses, valued at S4O0. taken suddenly
III and died The party then walked to New
Marlboro. a distance Of eight miles.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
RAILROADS WIN SUITS.
Two Georgia Tax Cases Decided by Supreme
Court

Washington Nov 1S.-The case OF the Georgia
Railroad Company against the tax authorities OF
Georgia and OF Fulton County, in that state. IN
yoIvfn the right Of the state collect back taxes
on the stock of the Western Railway OF Alabama
foreign corporation. was decided to-day by the Su-
preue Court OF the United States against the state
The taxes which it IS sought 70 collect run back 70
1885 and the company alleged that they were excess
sIve and discTimnative because no such proceeding
had been undertaken against any other railroad. the
legal contention being that this was denial OF
equal protection under the law The opinion was
by Justice Day.
Justice Day also delivered the opinion in the case
OF the Central Georgia Railway Company agt- VIII
lam a Wright Controller General Of Georgia, and
John w Nelnls Sherif OF Fulton County, IN favor
OF the company, thus reversing in both cases the
decisions OF the Supreme Court of Georgia In
this suit the railroad company sought 10 svds re-
sponsibility for taxes stock OF the Western
Railway Of Alabama The controversy was further
complicated by the circumstances that the stock
is in the possession of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany Of New York by which it is held to secure
the payment of S5.O0OOOO bonds but the Georgia
court held that 'as the substantial and beneficial
ownership OF the stock is in Georgia II is Haols 70
taxation in that state Justice Days decision re-
versing the Georgia court was based on the denial
TO the railroad company OF the right TO be heard,
which he said denied due process OF law as re-
quired by the Constitution Of the United States