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The Irish standard., 1907-11-02
ST.. PAUL..

The contest for queen Of Hibernian
festival closed Monday, Oct %, at 10
p. m., the opening night. Miss Ade-
laide Williams was the winner. Fol-
lowing is the result Of the contest:
The Irish standard., 1907-11-02

Tuesday evening the coronation took
place in Hibcrnian Hall No. /, with
grand ceremony. The other four can
didates acted as maids Of honor to the
queen, and twelve flower girls we're
seated about the foot OF the throne
during the coronation. Besides the
honor Of presiding at the Hibernian
festival during the week, Miss Will
liams was further honored by being
presented with a diamond ring valued
at s125. Each of the defeated candi-
dates were presented with ring
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SeIe0rapDtitenitreif.

Gin grDBer She'll Der Selearapbilten
in Den yer. 9tooten itno am 6trcit
nuo Sanoel unD Nerteh. leiben lhmer
rarunter. IS lit nph iein allgemeiner
Gtreit ertlart. oa jeocd, III allen arDbe=
ren Stdotsn Die Selearopbiiten ltreiten,
'c fommt es auf Oas ndmlitbe hinaus.
Srlupbl bic .5elearopben @nmpaanien
ME auh Die 3elearopblltsn ertldren,
lie Helen oes Sieaes liher. uno teine
Seite iheint nadaeben 81 mollen. IS
ifsint 'ithsr. bab Der Strpit ldnoere
3eit anhaltvn miro uno is Idnger Die
@sId)ldte bauert, um 10 Q,DBere Ser.
lutte erleioet ole @slbaftsmelt.
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Ste SebenS0rense.

Die beoeutenohen drstliben @elehr
ten liimmen in oem Ghlub iibereiu,
oab Die aa9emein an9enommene @ren=
&c oes menibliben 2ebens oiele Sabre
unter Der 2ebansoauer febt, oeren @rs
ridtuna lueit Dem 6ortldritt Der WiI=
lenIbaft, bic iebt i'm geiib oes Men=
ideneelhIedts 1T. erm0ali6t tuiro.
Die @efabrsperiooe. welde bic 2ebens=
bauer beenoet, i6eint 3tpil9en Dem so.
uno go. Sabr gu ltesen, weBbatb bic
ridti9e Rorperpflese tpdbreno oiefes
Sabr5ebnts niht genu9 anempioblen
meroen tann, iuoem 5orgloIi9tsit oann
Der Sanalebiateit beroerblib tperoen
lam. Ser Natur better geiltano nah
Dem SO. 2ebensjabr lit electric Yltterss
oas minenlhaitIibe meoisiniibe Gtdr-
tunasmittel. pelhes ieoes Organ bes
3Drpers tpieoer belebt. @arantirt bon
%. 3. peter's Wpotbete. Sn peters
Ipotbefe miro oeutib aeiprohen.
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9. & ..

Spesie0e grcurIion nod gtepetano
am Sonntaa, IL. Nusuf. Berlart
Nem philadelphia Mcrsens UNI els.
preis $l.50 fur Sic 0unofabrt.
@bautauqua Safe, Yreis fir Som=
mer Sourilten fiir Die &unoiabrt pon
Nem philadelphia $40. Yis 81.
Ottober.
Neuer 3ug nod Glepelano.uno 3mi=
iben=Stationen. Nerldbt Netp pblla=
oelpbia an Wobentasen Morgens um
5.l8. an Sonntasen uln 6.l8. &iif=
iabrt ON Mbeno.
Biltge preiie fiir Sonntag.
Billi9e Preiie fur 9eimatbiu1enbe
uno SOurilten.
0eltibule 3ii9e Nr. 16 uno IL. Oohe
&ldibe. porter gum Nbwarten. obne
grtra=2ofen.
9ur6sebenoe @dlafwusen.
sames tom n MusfeIluna.
ueber Waibin9ton, .. 6. iiber peribie=
oene 2inien. Nufentbalt bewilliat.
grcurlion Der @eiddftsleute iiber bic
y. & 8. @iienbabn nad Sanoustp ON
Mittmod. 81. Wuguf. Gin grtra3us
sebt um 8 ubr Wioraens BON Greeport
ab uno um $50 bon ubribspiue. Ser
3ue bdlt auf allen Stationen bis uno
nit Canal Doper. preis bon 6reeport
bis Stillmater $50. bon alien anbern
puntten $l.25. Ser 3us fdbrt u.
benos $50 tpieoer 3uriif.
Man ertunbiae lid bel Den Mgenten
iiber bic preile unb Gabrpldne.
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Sagcsneni0fettem.
Otto.

Gin sabes 2eheu cat 1raut Oauis
bon @leuelano. gr polle OILS bllnoer
pahaaisr uon @bleaso nod oer Walo.
ltaot suriif rsiien. sSu 5olsbo pollte
er bon Dem Iab eines 8iiternaaens
abIteiaen. fiel uno :puroe mebrere bum
bert Jub melt, nit oem Gopfe na6 un=
ten, seIdleiIt. Seoernann belt i'm
fur toot, bod als Der 3us gum Stiu=
Itano fam, ltellte es lid beraus, oaB er
nur eiuen SUB ausserentt bate.
9rei mastirte Mdnner perludten in
Der 9fadt gum Donnerstas lebter Wode
bic Sant in StronssuiQe, elmer Gor=
Itaot bon GleDelano, su berauben.
Durb ibr ginorineen in bic Yant iek
ten lie aber einen Oiebsalarm in geue=
gun9 lmo lie wuroen entoeft, als tie
eben oamit bei6dftist paren, Elm Sod
in oen @elolbrant gu bobren. Wletre=
re aSiirger ldohen nit Sdroten auf
Die @inbreber uno in Dem Gampf, Der
liA entipann, maroen suei Der 8erfol=
ger peruunoet. gs gelang alleu orei
ginbredern. in ben naben Walo gu ent=
flieben. @iner oerIelben puroe ipdter
am Sage i'm Waloe belinnunsslos auf=
9efunoen. gr NOR am Bein uno OIL
Der SiIte permunoet. gr tpurbe mad,
@leuelanoansin 0Oipital sebrad)t, mo
es lih berausfellte, oaB feline Wunoen
wabriheinli1 t0oilib lino.
ssm eanoD Sort Sbal in @allia
@Ountp rihtete am Wpntag Elm Wol=
tenbrud aroben Sbaoen au. Giels
Bferbe uno Giibe ertranten uno Diele
Jamllien entain9en nnr nit Inappcr
Wube Dem SOB. Cine eiierne Bride
muroe serit0rt uno oas Waner i'm 6luB
itieg UNI 6 SUB bober als ie aupor.
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ia Scn1Mer. Qeb. l)ieiiier. i'm Nlier
bon 95 sSnbteil aeIior - sSn Yilrsn
Il. D. ulr ,turb I'M Utter pon % sSahs
rem guhbinoer Grnit Snr,. - ssSu Ies
NDan's be-, Wontteur, QNadot. iiarb i,ll
Alter ppn 81 JuD.sn 0srr 9lmi Eus
tour, Der Writncsr nes &urnrt: yes
9lbanis uno Der Giasnthilmsr oes
Grano 0otels Daislbh. = Su Nurbura.
Nargau. III I'M alter ppu 81 sabren
Nnanlt Better aenOtbeIi. Der audi III
usrid)ieosnsn Bsesnosn oes &autbns
Sesn im 3ienlts Der eplnaelilhen Be.
lelllh0lt 9earteltet bal. - ,}m Spitul
81 Geis5sra itatb Der ert 50 ,Sobre ulle
lsit 80 Sobren oaieIbIt anIal'lle Dsrr
y. St1nloim. Der ais Mullter uno
tomppnlli uelbdbl Dar.
gyalreib ces Gie,ullte,s ON "a. Shll
batten l,b bsim Jt,ubuo III yunninnsu.
Calel. oel SalomlrtD 6llulblillua nnb
osnen Scbn inter stnen &ulbbuum
4tflliNiel. Der BIB lblua Ill Den
Baum uuo i0Olste beloe. Ger &ne1l
5ilnIlblllings. Der 50 Uieter bon oeu
ysloen eulernt ltano, taha nit benz
Sbrsfen oaoOn. es puroe ibm nur Der
0ut pom Gopfe serinen. Diit benz
ge9inn Der ger9touren ltelsn lih audi
Die Ser9unsliide Elm. Sm Verlauie
oieier Wohe lino perlbisoene @switter
nieoergesangen. 10 ilber apB. Miinltsr,
5bun, 5isnau.
Nuf Der @roBene99alp BEL sdans=
nau uno Der Wimmisalp, in SiaEauilt
Der Eauldbrauo aussebroden. ct.
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3erItDrt nor6en unb bel elmer grploIion,
Die babei fiattfanb, tpuroen 40 Yerfo=
nen aet0otet ooer pertpunoet.
Sn GHer. Ontario. l6 Weilen nsrb=
lid bon Detroit, Nlih., muroe am
Samfaa our6 Die grplolion elmer
yobnwoaenlaouns> SDnamif, bic onf
Dem gabnbofe oalelbft eeltanoen. fnit
aanS serlOrt uno lino eine 9ln3ahl
MenIden babel ungctommen.
Eis Gage in Marptto lit INNER nod
ernlt. Sn Der 8e9eno bon @oiablanca
befnoen lih Sauienbe BON berittenen
@inQeborenen, trelbe INNER tpieoer Die
,frons0liihen Sruppen anareifen. benz
fiirhterllhen @emsbr uno 8sfhiibfeuer
aber niht lonae Stano halten tonnen.
5rrB Der aroBen gerluite, Die iie leoes=
nal erleloen. erneuern lie Die WnariIis
bdnfil.. mas benefit. oab ss ibnen niht
al Wintb ieblt.
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gu blutigen Rdmpfen fam es am
Montne Nbeno in ben @iraben BON
Beifalt in Srlono. Gin Mann uno
eine Grou ipuroen bcn ben goloaten
erihonen unb eine iehr groBe Nnsabl
Mnoerer tpuroen berleBt. iooab bic 0o=
TpitdIer iiberfti0t fno. Neranla1una
3u benz Rompfe oab Elm Mngriff auf
einen poli3ei. ssnlpettor ieitens eiues
aus Mdnnern nnb Graue. befebenoen
Nolistaufens. Militdr tpuroe iofort
3ur Gtele beorbert. aber Die Wen9e
mollte benz Befebl. auseinonoer.
3uaeben. niht Golge leiten. 6elbit elm
Mn9riff mt aufgepilan3tem Baionett
bate nidi ben gelDiini4ten Grfoig. 10
boB f1lieBIiG oos 4cmmanbo 3um
G6ieben 9egeben 'puroe.
Sn 6ontiaoo. Ghlle in Giib.9meri.
IA, III zine 9robe Yrauerel Our& Geuer
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Notis att Go,ttraftorcm.

sS iptrh hermit Nptis aeaebeu hab 81. S,n ni5lc
mare BON Siisenromas Gcu.tp. Ohio am
Gnntae. 2. September 1907,
bls gtdhmiiia9s ] uhr. Gtnnharo 2eit periieaeIte
angebote enocoen nehmeu perben fiir heu 9ai eiusY
grude nber cen 9renton 3uflub gum GauaI IN TmS.
Saroipos, ionic StiiBm)nern fir birietbe. nar ben
glaneH nnb Gtdbun9en. Die iu Der Office hes Gpuutn
auoltofs anfllegen. Nle AugebDte men su DER an.
9egsbenen Selt enacreibt ietu nnb merneit oIsoanu
geotnst lito oentlttb oerleien. 9ie Gpmmiiiiondre
oepelien mo- has Eebl opr enselne pber ollie Nnaebote
5nriitsutpe1ieH
sleoeS an9ebot mnB bon elmer beglaubi9teu ganis
onmetnng tir Den Setrae BON 5000. sablbor on 81 g,
9pnaDen epuntp Nnotor, begleitet iei aIs eine Ga.
ranfe bob oer Dieter ben Gontraft iibernehmen i,nb
Snra'batt 9eben lpirb, iueuu linn beriebe suaeprp.
cben ptrb.
Nus Mutrna Der Sebbroe ber Gonutp gpmmfIfpu0s
re tn tbrer StBung am 20. Suit 1907.
u. q. 9nna6eb,
Nuoitor bon Iu5caroipos So.
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v,5e0erntantt iollte tuii1ett,

ia9l 6. g. 0aps, elm berporrasenoer
6elbditsmanu bon Bluff, no.. baB
Budlens Mruiea s9albe Die am SGnell=
ten unh Si9erfen tuirtenbe Salbe 1T,
Die je aaf eine Wunoe. 8ranomunoe
ooer Terlekung aufaeleat mnrot. ooer
aud bel Jdllen bon SdmorrhoiOeu
Sd babe iie sebraudt uno weib moucn
ib reoe." @arantirt ale g1unoen Al
beilan. Is Gents. in Yeters Apotbete.
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3tubiuIun's Cirrus

wiro am nldlien 9onnerltaa, %. Wu=
quit, bier slDei 8orlteaunsen seben.
0urrab, Der Sirius 1T mieoerum ba 1T
alsoanu oas 3aeesgeiprdb bst Sung
uno 2llt, oenn bel Der Suseno, iotuie
au0 bel ben @rmahleuen in oielem
SanOe tpirten bic Worte Sirius" nno
ySbow" dbnlib, !uie Elm elettrii1er
5unte ourb oas gan3e R6rperlpitem.
Das fommt bauptidblib oauon, neil
Der @irtus - bic @irtus=s =sdaulteluns
-eiue rein ameritanilhe ,5nltitution 1T
unb fol9lib benirten bic Worte ,Gir=
tus g. SbOw" seraOe 10 gut cine Dirt
Patriotismus unter Dem amerifaui=
iAen Bolte mie Die Worte ,6ourtb Of
SulD"!
Sic Soritellungen, pelde in 8 Nin=
gen Su alei6er 3elt ltattlinoen, liuo in
lbrer 8elammtbeit aans brilliant uno
eni6alten Diele Ori9inelle yfummern,
ne.1e bier. nod nlbt se3eigt poroen
lino. 0obinterenant 1T ihon Der 9au=
sc Muf3us, welher Der Yorltelluns por=
ansebt uno al Dem lih idmtlihe Mit.
alieoer Der Sruppe betbelli9en. Der-
Aufsug iblieBt nit elnem Sallet, pela
Dies BON so bilObiibiden iunsen Ons
men ourb9efiibrt miro, sebr iebens=
lpe1tb 1T Elm Seiltan5att, bel benz gar=
rie nno 6ids. lotpie Sas. 9ntton bod
in ben 2iiften balsbreberiibe 5rlfs
;ei9en. 9utton Oolliiibrt cine oreifabe
Saltomortale nab riidlparts, -ipobei er
nit ltaunenswertber Siderbeit pieoer
auf leinen Yeinen lanoet uno ouf Dem
ihlaffen 9rabt iteben bleibt. Miit in
tere7anten Sougleur= &unHitiifeu pro.
ou3irt iib Der Seiltdnser pat. GiB.
9eralo.
9ie brellirten @lepbanten lino du=
berit intelisente 5hiere, bic ieoem
Wint ibres Germ uno Meilters eebor=
den. .No3il," Der in @emeiniba't
nit atpei ponies @brittiibun9en ourA=
ihbrt, M obei er eroBe prdsiiiion betun.
oct. Muf in GROCER 06be ansebradten
! fefNebenoen &efen proou3lren iid Die
orei Mitslieoer Der @aet=5ruppe Die
ebenfaQs auf ibrem 8ebiete Yemerfens:
mertbes leiiten. Carl Rp9arb, be,
leiner5eit Bereiter i'm taiierl. oeutiden
MarftaQ mar, fiibrt stpei in Greibeit
oreiirte pferoe Dor, blaubliiti9e 9bis=
re, oeren 2eiitun9en einen treffli1en
Yeueis bon ben Jdbisteiten ibres
Iraineurs geben.
Gin anoerer pferbebrslur=Wtt, tpel=
der nidt ieines9leihen bat. 1T bic 8or=
fiibruna bon a1t Sratebnern burd
Sas. Dutton. Die feurigen 3biert
linb ipabre Wunber Der Drellur.
Sic ,5ioe @boms". entbalten eben.
faus cine Menge bes Sebensmertben
Die Menagerie entbdIt oisle ieltene
9biere. tpie lie in feinem 3oolo9iider
@artsn beg 2anbes an9etroifeu iperoen
tDnnen. unb cine yeidtisung beriel.
ben miro liderli6 Niemano aereuen.
Qeute. ,pel1e bic Nbeno.Woritellunq
beiuden. iollten nidt ipdter als 7;3O
ein,reten. oanait iie Die Mena9erie uni
bic @r6ffnun9s.O Oatte0ung ieben t6n.
men.
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ssohn Sell bon @lebelonb,

S0hn Jeil BON Glebelan6, II
Sabre aft. Der ae9enlpdrtia in @anal
DoDer bel Sfreunoen auf Beiud 1T.
liel aeiiern Moraen bsim Giiden in ben
Tuscoratuas Club unb ols er herausae.
fiidt uurbe, iaien inon olles 2eben
gefhuunoen. bod aelang es einem Nrste
nod elmer bafben 6tnnbe. oas fdmin=
benoe 2eben nieoer 3urid sn rufen.
2sst aooIpb's an,eias uno ipart
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Nnlano.

5oloaten bonn Is. Bunoes=Snfante=
rieresemente, oemielben &e9imente
6arbiser, oas ourb Die Brownsville
Afdre beriibtlgt wurbe. peruriabten
am Samltaa Abeno an Der vBarbarp
@oait" in @an 5ran3isco einen Rra=
tpa1. 18 So!oaten nuroen bon Der
poli5ei berbaftet.
Ser lebte Sonntag mar in st. 9ouis
Der beibete Sag in 6 Sabren. 9as
9bermometer lties auf SO @rao. Drei
perionen iiarben an Diblhlag uno Is
anoere tuuroen bon Der 0ibe iibermdl=
ti9t.
Nm Samfas erplooirten auf Der
Colorado & soutbern Babn In Boul=
Der bier 9onnen Dpnamit. bic lih III
elmer Graht Gar befanoen. Mebr als
100 perionen tpuroen burb bic GENIAL.
tige grpiofon perlebt. Mebrere 0du=
Ter uno aablreide Cars tpuroen 3er=
triimmert. Man uunbert ii9, oaB
9liemano auf Der 5telle 9et6otet tpur=
be, obsleid iib mebr als 800 perionen
in Der Ndbe Der grplofions itGtte befan=
ben.
Gin 2anbHreider. Der bel Gib9etpap.
pa., bon einem 3u9e ab9elebt uoroen
mar, brahte aus Nahe bafiir un!er ei=
ner Gar Nitroslpeerin 5ur grploiion.
Ghnf perionen bitten babel oas 2es
ben elm.
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ReiratbSb emtlli8m,een.

Wm. Sones Map plotner. beioe
BON Nem philadelphia.
@bas. U. @roiier. glepelano - Beulab
Gam. Nem philadelphia.
Jreoeric Sbreiner, @nabenbiitten -
Mprlte &ippetb, Canal Doper.
Clarence sS. @eib Gern Rimmell,
beioe bon Stem philadelphia.
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5pejtreiwaarcn
II
unb
HroDiitDnS = GtDrt
bon
q. ~. 3Rrtser
80. = gttD ElDf.
fest' philadelphia, Chin.
q. ~. Retse er

siesiH Der bette DIas gum Gtufnuft onn spesereS
10 torfH nHh Frnnlhpnen. 3nrd fnrf.nGtrsnhf neus
SsnhnHoen mirb bic NnsDahI fteta frish unh pDt,
II tnh'o rrhaeu uuo merben alle Yefefnnaen prompt
ous9efhhrt unb bic 9Daaren ohns Grtrnsger9Htnn1
II Id f1aufe oeIicfert.
'ei'r aanbprobnfte fperoen aif hbtnen WorR1
preiie besnhIt.
Snred}t por nnb niatbt Cure GinfHuf, nu1
:!hr Derrtt hnhen haB bic gBaaren uou better QnAr
tidt unb biz y cife h.lia iiub.
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Wprotueite1t s. Siioapeltett
nit IpesieQ beruntergelebtem preis.,

gslte Babn nod Safe Gbautauquo.
3ua 9ebt Mor9ens um z ubr BON Stem
philadelphia ab uno fommt Nahm,
$50 nad @bautauqua.1
Ollie Sifets, Die bon bieIer @tation
na1 pittsburs uno nod pldben 6fli9
bon pittsbura bertauft merosu. Iinb in
Denniion Qiilti9. Sen aan;en WeQ
Shlafmaaen. &eIerbationen DON oieler
Station aus sema6t. 8epdfmarten
BON bier aus big an Die @noltation.
Sir ndbere gusfunft uenoe man lid
in Nem philadelphia an
S. Is. Wbtte, Mst.
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9euti9e 8a9er
be erfaMfett.

Die folgenben beliebten Nomane TON.
nen in Der Office oieies Blattes be3ogen
tperoen:
Mus elmer tleinen Warniinn Soc
eeibeiseu 25e
Ser &r0ius bnn Pbila0elpbia 35e
9ie Strake Der Nerlnrnen 25e
9as Sei9en ber Bier 35e
Ser 9unb hnn Baskerville 35e
Mftenfld gtn. 113 35e
Muf bunteln Wesen Soc
Gr3Gbltes unb Grlebtes 25e
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Sn llbriGspiQe uno Oenniion
6erridt yiaGts e9pptii4e Ginfternlb,
neil bic Stootpdter ber beioen 6tdoie
uno bic elettril9e @eislfAaft ii1 nint
iiber einen neuen Gontratt eini9en t6n.
netl.
Ne{unt Mobinlpns Sirius.
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Pennsylvania
-.---LINES

Bon Neap philadelphia nadD
Wtlamttc GitD uno onoem at-
ltenpunt!en am 8. Nusuii, SIS fir bic
Gunofahrt.
SatttestOiun M,tsitellsttt9
tdslide @rcurIionen nah Norfolf uno
5our ourb Den Often nit Nufsntbaltsz
betpilli9ung.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-25

which is being championed most
energetically by Representative Deck
er, of Hillsborough, will have a good
deal of influence on the fate of the
proposed counties to be created res
pectively out of Dade, Volusia and
the northern and southern portions
of DeSoto. The representatives from
Hillsborough and Volusia are lined
divided upon the questions that con-
from their counties, while Mr.. Wat
son, of Dade, and Mr.. Hooker of De-
Soto, are very strongly anti-division
Citizens from all the counties and
proposed counties interested are here
in the interest of their respective
measures.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-25
PRESIDENT HUXLEY OF STETSON
UNIVERSITY STRUCK BY RE-
Preventative MELTON
THE STFISOh UNIVERSITY.
University President and Ex-GOy. Jen-
nings Prevented from Engaging i'm
Fist Fight by Senator Humphreys

Tallahassee. April 25.-A person
al encounter occurred last night
shortly after s O'Clock in the lobby
of the Leon Hotel in which Hon. w.
S. Jennings, ex-governor of Florida;
DR.. Lincoln HUXLEY, president of
Stetson University. and Hon. Steve
R. Melton, representative from Du-
val county, figured as chief princi-
pals.
This encounter was a sequel to
many prior events, so far as, the two
first named gentlemen are concerned,
one of these events being the meeting
of the State Baptist Convention at
Live Oak, and later but more partie-
ularly, the session this afternoon of
| the Senate Judiciary committee for
the purpose of considering the bill
now before that body affecting the
charter of Stetson University. at De-
Land At this session DR.. Hobson,
of Jacksonville, was the first speak
er, and in favor of the bill. DR.. Hull
ley following with strong and en-
phatic opposition and had not con-
cluded when the committee adjourn
ed for supper.
Shortly after the latter important
event, in the lobby of the Leon Hotel
the alteration referred to was made
special order. A question of veraci-
ty between the ex-governor and the
university president arose and both
prepared to settle the matter in good
old fashined style, when Senator
Joe HUMPHREYS and others inter-
vened- Mr. Melton, of Duyal, stat.
ing he resented an interference in
private conversation became mixed
up in the 'rucus" and got in blow
which, however, did not appreciably
injure DR.. HUXLEY, who, within the
next few minutes, proceeded to the
capitol and resumed his argument
before the committee. Mr.. Melton's
position was that the divine had, un-
invited, intruded upon private con-
versation and insulted the gentleman
with whom he was cenversing, in
eluding Governor Jennings.
The affair is greatly regretted
An audience that more than taxed
the seating capacity of the Supreme
Court room was attracted by, both the
afternoon and night sessions of the
committee and Stetson, just now, is
very much, and most assuredly in the
| lime-light.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-25
At the Baptist Church.
measures.
c. A. Ridley.

Next Sunday morning, at the Bap-
fist church, the pastor will speak,
and also announce the plans in detail
for the Broughton meetings, which
are soon to begin. If this city desires
a religious awakening and the saliva
ton of the people there never was 4
better time to show it. | am going
to ask the cooperation of the local
pastors as we'll as many others from
out-of-town, and hope to have a Bible
conference along with DR.. Brough-
tons meeting. 1t comes at time of
year when the people are not busy,
and so We want to meet each morn
ing at $50 and have godly men
speak on spiritual topics for one and
half hours, then all the people will
come together to hear BrOughton a.
II o'clock In the afternoon, from
3 to 4. we will continue our Bible
study class and have DIR. BrOughtOn
speak again at 1880. If the people
will lay aside business for few days
and give some time to Bible study
and prayer in this connection. mark
my words, God will give US such a
blessing as We have never had in al
our lives. Come to the Baptist
church Sunday and let me tell you
about the work now being laid out
am to go to Richmond and Norfolk
May 18th. and will then complete my
remaining detail for the conference
and meeting.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-25
PASSENGER RATES. +
Railroad Officials Given a Hearing
Before the State Railroad
Commission.

Atlanta, April 24-The second day
of the third hearing of the Georgia
railroad commission of the petition
OF the Farmers Union for a reduc-
ton of passenger rates to two cents
a mile, was occupied with the replies
of several railroads to the arguments
advanced by the petitioners. w. J.
Craig, passenger traffic manager of
the Atlantic Coast Line, w. A. Win
burn, second vice president of the
Central of Georgia, and S. H. Hard
wick. passenger traffic manager of
the Southern railway. made state
ments verbally or written protesting
against the proposed reduction of
rates. Mr.. Craig said that the aver
age rate received by his line is 2:7O
cents per mile for passenger tarfic
in the state; Mr.. Winburn declared
that the average received by the
Central in 1906. was 2.45h cents a
mile, and Mr.. Hardwick said that a
twO-cent rate in Georgia would mean
to the Southern railway actual loss of
money.
The hearing was concluded late to-
day and the commission has taken
the petition under consideration. 1t
will be several days before a ruling
| is made. . g.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-25
In the Senate.

Senate bill, Nos. and 226, by Mr..
Trammell, relating to franchise taxes,
were made special order for Monday
afternoon, and motion to reconsider
this action, after a lengthy discus
sion, was adopted by vote of II to
10. in order to give certain interested
parties an opportunity TO be heard.
and then on motion of Mr.. Trammell,
the committee on corporations, which
has the bills in charge, was requested
70 report them not later than We'd
nesday.
Senator Adams bill relating to
maintenance and protection of county
conyicts was carried on third read
ing.
A very important bill by Mr.. Crane,
of the 18th. was introduced, provid-
ing for the appropriation of $4,000
for an armory TO be erected at
Tampa. which was referred to the
committee on military affairs.
County division received a fresh
fmpetus today with the introduction
of a bill by Mr.. Parkinson, OF Volusis
70 create the county of Atlantic, and
with the advent of Hon. A. P. Jordan
and other divisionists from the south
ern part of DeSoto county. 1t Il
generally conceded that the passag:
or killing of the Pinellas county bill