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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
ANOTHER GREAT CANAL.
Runs from New York to Long l'I'n'
City Under East River.

Runs from New York TO Long l'I'n'
City Under East River =,
New York, May lS.-Anolher -
the tunnels that are to connect H'
island of Manhattan with adJaee'.
territory was nominally oompe''l
late Thursday when wOrkmen o'ol'
through the last crust Of rock ana ol' /
in the North tube OF The Be'InOL-
tunnel, which huns from New i"A
to Long Island City.
Some OF the engineers ana VIZ
men soon afterwards walked thToat'
the tube from shore to shore. -
nouncement was made that ms W.
would be ready for trains oy AVE-
lst. -
The boring Of this tunnel has -
en- two years. n was a oiaiout :.
cheering job, the bore running -
than 100 feet under The "a" '.,
Quite a number % vorkmen los' =
lives during the progress Of ,.e 80
The tunnel Is to be counrl .s- -.
the Grand Central ststo1 10 ."
York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
cossAcks MAKE ATTACK.
Killed and Wounded Many Persons
Who Were Working In Factory.

Who Were Working In Factory.
LODI, Russia, May 1S.-Forty-
Ave officials and workmen Of Kut.
ners' spinning mills were shot down
Friday morning by patrol Of Cos
sacks, because a band Of Teroriss
attacked a mail wagon in the neigh
borhOod. killing a Cossack guard and
wounding another Cossack and Two
postofflce officials.
While the wagon was passing along
l.okowa street, the terrorists sudden
ly appeared from a side street, open
ed Are on the Cossack escort, seized
81 900 from the wagon and escaped
A moment later a patrol Of Cossack'
arrived on the scene, and intunSlsd
by the fate OF their comrades, rushed
into the Kuttner factory, which was
near the spot where the robbery o'-
Cured, and began firing indischm-
inately, killing fifteen and wountins
over thirty persons.
The greatest indignation preyaAea
here, as Il is claimed that the en-
ployees Of the factory had nothing %
do with the attack on the NAH Vas-
on Of the government
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19

San Francisco, May s.-The Call
Friday said: From this time for
ward. Eugene Schmitz viii be the
mayor Of San Francisco IN name only
He has rellnduished the reins OF gov
erument 20 a oommlttee OF seven !,
representing the five great commercial
organizations OF the city. Beginning
with Friday the city Is under the
control Of men whom the Mayor Sc
iected 70 administer the oltys Affairs
upon the lines demanded by the pub
lie. The oapiulatlon 81 the mayor
Is complete
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
SOUTHERN DEVELOPMENT.
Manufacturers Record Reports Many
New Undertakings.

wow ON9NE AehitHos
Baltimore, May 1S.--Among the m
teresting undertakings in southern
minerals noted during the past week
by the Manufacturers Record. are
three or four plans for the obtaining
OF salt. Among those reported Is
the development OF deposits Of salt
and OF sulphur under 400 acres of
land between Beaumont and Pine
Island, the salt belEg about rs feet
below the surface OF the ground and
the sulphur from ten to eleven feet
below.
In the Aeld lying about 25 miles
northwest OF Charleston, w. Va. +,
six producing oil wells have been
brought in recently, two OF them with
a capacity OF about so barrels each a
day The natural gas Of West Vir-
ginla, which is attracting glass
works and other industries to thta
stale, Is coming into greater and
greater demand for nearby states,
and II is reported that an Ohio COM
pany viii build an 1S-inch pipe Hne
lGl miles long and costing SO 600. :
900 to pipe West Virginia gas into
Cincinnati
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
PREsYrERIANs IN sEssroN.
Flood Of overtures Read at 6Irmlns-
ham and Referred.


Birmingham, Ala. May 1s.-A
food Of oyertures from the various
presbyteries we're read and referred
to committees at Fiday5s session OF
the forty seventh general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church In the Unit
ed States. Many OF the oyertureg
Vslated to the proposed articles OF
agreement. An overture from the
Mangum, Oklahoma presbytsry,
which has Just been formed asked
that a new synod be organized TO
consist OF the presbyteries of Man
gum, Indian and Durant The sy-
nod Of Arkansas, overturned the as
sembly TO appoint an I'D interim COM
mittee, whose duty It shall be TO
make an exhaustive study Of the entire
system OF church government, with
view TO effecting such changes as
Will give the synod cts logical. nat
ural and rightful place In the line OF
church courts and rescue It from its
present anomalous and awkward po-
sition out OF that line"
The presbyery Of the Tombigbee
at Columbus, Miss. SEM in res
olution adopted by 1t with request that
they be sent to the various Presby-
teries for action. The resolution
provides that any individual congrega-
ton may adept the rotary method OF
electing elders and deacons and that
no ruling elder or deacon may be
installed for a longer period than
three years without being reelected
by the congregation The Bast Han
over presDytery asks that a conf
mittee be named 30 consider the adj
visibility OF establishing the order OF
deaconness. An overture from the
presbytery OF Paris. Tenn, proposes
certain amendments TO the constltu-
ton with view to providing a mode
OF effecting organic union with other
bodies. A dozen or more presby
teries sent up overtures looking TO
approval Of the laymea's missionary
movement. The appointment OF
secretary for young peoples societies
and Sunday schools and the appoint
ment OF a woman's foreign missions
committee are asked The Presby-
terry OF Fort Worth prays FOR relief
IN the matter Of the anomalous con
dltion OF the churches foreign mis-
sion work by removing the stigma OF
at least q seeming approval Of pO-
lygamy." An overture from Louis
Vile, Ky. invites the general assem-
bly, to meet in that city in 1908. Il
IL understood that Charlotte, NJ G.,
Montreal, N. c.. aud Houston, Tex.
also want the next assembly. An
overture from the Lexington presby-
terry seeks to have ofilcial inquiry
made into the decline In the number
OF infants baptized. The ouichita
presbytery wants the Hague peace
conference endorsed The Eastern
Texas presbyery wants a direct ref
erendum on the question OF organic
union, The Alabama synod desired
that the work OF raising special fund
OF SIS. geo to enlarge Stlllman instI-
tute be sanctioned The Tuscaloosa
presbytery asks for the employment
81 white ministers to labor as evan
CYCLISTS among the negroes. Many
oyertures we're introduced asking for
the proper observance o. the 40Oth
anniversary OF the birth OF John CAL
vim in 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
FArAL AEFRAY AT MACON.
Men Engage in Fight on Top Of TAN
Bulldlna.

Men Engage IN Fight on Top Of Tall
Building.
Macon, Ca, May IS.-Segenty
feet above the ground among the
steel beams OF the new federal build
ing In Macon. Thomas Rattle, a man
more than 50 years Of age, assailed
ID. NJ Berry. q foreman, IS years
OF aSe. Thursday afternoon. knock
Ing the victim through the sacffolding
TO the ground. killing him Instantly
The two men had guarded over
possession OF a rope used by Berry in
hoistins heavy beam. and while
Berry was mounting 20 the third aoor
Battle struck him three terrihe blows
on the head With an iron rod. Foot
ing was lost under the disadvantages
and Berry was sent downward sxik-
Ing on his head. His neck vas
broken and his skull fractured in
three places.
Coroner Young summoned a 3ary
and held an investigation. whioh re-
suhed 10 charge % murder against
Battle, The man vas iocked up AZ
police siation ana ,urned over 4 ne
Uni,ei States su,a0nties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
NOVEL RACE is RUN.
To Save Title to 500. goo Property
on the Mississippi River.

TO save Ittie 10 $luU,OOV properly
on the Mississippi River.
New Orleans, May 1S,-At day
light Thursday race down the Mis-
sissippi river to save the title to the
500 600 Mississippi river quarantine
station, which the United States gov
eminent has agreed to buy from this
state. ended at Ponte a La Hache,
with state Official ahead OF the man
who has claims to this valuable land
Thursday United States District At
toney Howe, in New Orleans, dis
covered that the deed to the land,
issued in 1898 to the state board Of
nealth, had never been registered at
Ponte de Ia Hache, county seat OF
Plaquemine parish, where the quar-
enine station is situated. Plaque
mine Is difficult to reach, and when
the error was found. II was already
TOO late to go there by train, so the
state board Of health chartered a tug
and made the run late Thursday.
Robert H.. White, who for several
years has been pre-epting wild lands
in the lower Mississippi delta, is the
man who had claim on the quaran-
tine property.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19

Nashville, Tenn. MAJ lS-A -
tsnooga dispatch says thar Ms
J. Bass. EIfe Of Major " J
and daughter Of John N. NaSao-'
this city. was EflIsd IN a TuHas5 =.
cident o. ChattanooEs TaursiAy =,
was prominent In social elrsie'
IN this city and ChatianooP-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
Cab DRIVERS Fatal WAGER.

81. Loais, May is.-To prove his
capacity Tor whisky, Thomas Taylor.
a negro cab driver, wOgered Thurs
gay that he could drink a large guam
city Of liQuor. He consumed nine
teen drinisS without a break. accord
inE 10 the wager and died seven hours
asRar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
TRAIN ON SOUTHERN
HURLED into CREEK.
Lookout Mountain IL Scene Of
Fearful Tragedy.
NoRK o. 4 pREMATURE sLAsr

oaisly injured and Much Property
Destroyed BY an Explosion Near
Chattanooga, Tenn.
chattanooga, Tenn. May 1s.--
Three men killed outright, three
Others 80 seriously injured that they
Will die. and two others badly injur-
ed in addition to the crashing Of a
Southern Railway freight engine and
eIeven cars through a bridge into
Chattanooga creek and the destruc-
tion Of three residences sW6 a pile
driver nearby, was the result OF a
premature explosion OF blast al
the foot OF Lookout mountain on the
Stevenson extension.
The bridge was crushed in by sew
eral tons OF rock hurled by the blast
Just as the Southern Railway freight
train No IL, was giong on the
bridge Other pieces OF rock hurled
for 400 yards. crashed through the
pilot Of the pile driver OF the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and St Louis
railroad, which was AT work driving
piles IN Chattanooga creek for new
viaduct. killing Engineer shaefer and
T'ireman Hyder Instantly.
Other pieces OF rock hurled Eve and
SIX hundred yards struck the resi-
dences on the side OF Lookout noun
tadn. crashing through the roof and
doors OF the buildings
The blast was one OF the heaviest
ever used on work II is said. in
this section of the country. No warn
Eng was given to the residents in the
vicinity or 10 the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and St Louis railroad, whose
property was destroyed
The following Is list OF the dead
and injured
VIII Hyder, fireman OF pile driver
eor Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis railroad, dead, Clint shaefer,
enelneer OF pile driver. dead. J.
Fitzgerald. negro fireman for South
ern railway dead Samuel Mahon.
engineer Southern railway. bruised
about the head; Christ George, Greek
iaborer skull fractured. other iniu-
ries. Chris Costa. Greek laborer,
skull badly fractured Peter John.
injured about the head and body.
styles John, Greek laboTor, injured
about the head
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
PrssIdens g 10 virnlnla

Washingion. Nay 1s.-PresIdent
and Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by
their son Aroaie. left Washington on
Friday over the Southern railway for
a few days vacation at Pine Knot
Va. Mrs. Roosevelt's country home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19

savannah. Ca. Nay IS The ash
ing smack Dream. Of Charleston vas
wrecked on ossaasw island and the
captain. knowa 70 iAe crex only a.
"cfofain Albert. Is mlsaing and 8
,solsat 70 have been Crowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19

cartersville, Ca, May rs Minus
Rogers. who lives three miles above
here. was run over BY the train ON
enc Iron Belt railroad "wednesday
morning and met instant death. Hls
Body was terribly mangled. He
has been IN the employ Of the W. q
A. railroea Cor ihirg-hvs years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
FIRE AT PITTSBURG
DOES GREAT DAMAGE
Five Manufacturing Plants Are
Destroyed.
FIRE vas OF UNKNowN oRIoIN
Firemen Fought Flames Amidst Great
Danger, as Quantity Of Dynamite
Was Stored In One Of the Build
Inss-Money Loss 500, 900.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 1.-two fire.
men were injured, fve manufacturing
plants destroyed and a number of
small residences badly damaged on
Friday morning by fire OF unknown
origin, which started in the Brush
& Stevens company, pattern and
model plant, this city.
While the fire was at its height
there was terrific explosion fol-
lowed by several smaller ones, and
when The smoke cleared away it was
found that two tremen had been in
jured They are:
Captain Joseph schloss, of No. 30
company, ca'-ght in debris after the
explosion, and seriously hurt. He
was taken to hospital.
William Miller, fireman, burned
by explosion, and hurt by falling tim
bers; taken TO hospital.
The buildings destroyed were the
keystone Mining Supply company,
Hook & Callan, blacksmithing;;
Rush & Evans, pattern and model
plants; w A. Watt, iron and wire
company; the Second Hand Cooper
age company.
Throughout the fire the firemen
fought amidst great danger, as in one
of the burned buildings quantity of
dynamite was stored and in another
many barrels of oil.
The loss is estimated at 500, 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
TERRORISTS MAKE An
ATTACK ON SOLDIERS
Rob Office of the vistula Rail
road of Large Sum.
THEN FLED WITH THE LOOT
Soldiers Fired Volley at Them -,
They Ran, but Instead Of HIti,o
the Fusitlves, Killed and Wound.
Several Bystsnders.

Warsaw, Russian Poland Nav IL
A band of terrorlsts held up the civ
Office of the Vistula railroad on
Pluga street, az 10 O'Clock THURSDAY
morning and got away with s. GOO
after severe fight in which four
persons were killed and nine wound.
ed. The Office was full of peopsI
at the time, and soldiers were guard.
ing the approaches, but the terror.
lists attacked them with revolvers
killing two and injuring four Of thsI
guards before they reached the place
where the money was kept.
Then, snatching up a bag contain
ing 5000, the man ran out Of the
office.
The soldiers fired volley at theI
fleeing terrorists, but only succeed.
ed in hitting some bystanders, tvoI
of whom were killed and five seriously
wounded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-19
-. IN Prehltt1

I0ndon. May ls.-Tae pro
ne win o. ne late charies ,
kes vas sranisd FRIDAY
h ne Uriiod Klngioz sh
a. s3s .zse.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
q ONE PUPIL SCHOOL.

From Greeley. Col, comes the report of the most
exclusive public school district in the country
A single ranch occupies the entire school district
The members Of the family constitute the sch0ol
hoard ana the son of the household is the only
pupil , - .,a
Seventy Ranch, near Hardin The president OF
the school board is Charles Allyn, manager OF
The ranch the secretary his wife; the treasurer
a voung woman living in the home, and the pupil
of the school the nine-year-od son OF lhG Ailyna. M
when the annual school election was called, the
notices for the meeting posted on the school-
house the bunk house and the barn, respectively
Journal
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
THE K4ISER'S SERMON.
sIis Majesty Makes a PO7cerful Plea
q for Prayer.

4 Il. viii he racaT1ed saws The London Tele-
] Laph" that the German Emperor on one occa-
| n preached a sermon on board his yacht the
/ lhenzollern. taking as his text:
1T came TO pass, when Moses held up ms
! land, that Israel prevailed, and when he let
down his hand AmaleH prevailed-Exodus Xvii,
Il"
An English translation Of this sermon, pub
sished IL the "FIomiletic Review for July, shows
T. TO be q powerful plea for the habit Of prayer
We quote the following passage from this
/ lmorable sermon Of the Kaiser:
v NtGod. the Lord has hung in every heart a
lying bell. Yet, how often in the sunshine of
ie il is silent and dumb But when the storm
snd Of trouble comes it begins TO ring How
i h1y comrade who had forgotten how to pray
III clasp his hands once more out there in the
cath struggle Necessity teaches prayer. So
Il il be here at home. Let the serious days
/ 'hich have come upon us, the storm Of war
shich has broken out, set the prayer bells
iWlnging again LIT US pray for our fighting
rothers- Not only now and then in a solemn
Par; no. no Let US pray constantly.
II As our fathers in troublous times set the bells
ealing every evening. and at the sound uncov-
REQ their heads and prayed: Lord Jesus Christ.
7 With abide for il is now eventide,' let US
sver forget our prayers. Moses held up his
Etancs until the sun went down, and so Joshua
View Amalel. with the sword Our fight will not
~ ended in day But let US not allow our
fAiios 70 grow weary. nor let thein SINK uhtil
flctory is gained. Let our prayers be wall OF
Ne around our brothers camp.
H The history of the world viii some day write
HI the wars Of our day. But man only sees what
r. visible 10 the eye; he can only say what the
&WScom C generals, the bravery Of troops, the
: stiSsT,ness Of weapons have accomplished. Eter-
nlfy VIII reveal much more. II viii show how
me hidden prayers Of the faithful mighty
power in these battles how the ancient promise
was again fulfilled, Call upon Me in the time
Of trouble, and / VIII save thee And. therefore,
hele FAST 70 prayer Amen"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
MANUAL TRAINlNO.

I'VE want an education that shall develop me
uboie man-a!I his Intellectual moral ana pAysl33
cal powers should be drawn out ana IliIhet iit itlI
Gttad for doing good service in the battle OF me
W. [yant wise heads but also skilled hands There
is a growing demand not Only for men OF f hn9" os
ra~a hut for men Of skill in every depdfliiiei "a
t,ry,a, 1ivftv The tendency, then III IHod@eil @ ~
nd,,rat;on should be toward the practical We it9l 70
ILLr hook work and more OF The Siop anu '
ia Tfen more of valuable time should be Eltsf ifre
,rl ,sI~fing 10 the anticipated occupation oL
WI WI - 70 nor-essentials. In the city Scuoo9'
manual training. botany economcS g},riie6 In
- snIaf-y schools a knowledge OF
a..Ticf,ltIlre and animal Industry sh2uia ge yJnad
ia The eo-calIed higher studlcs. ava" W "
ward ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
MORAL EDUCATION OF THE WORLD.

Ike .else an individual a nation has a mind and a
- Ti;4soe aif4oe. ana i has them ir very real sense
- Pll1ealas and statesmen have long since found
f-afs - Term Puritan conscience in America Non
~ .lllst conscience ii England French spirit
- mar idealism the Continent, are not
go .t tot empty distractions but they stand IN
T1.irf Sesl S Iof what is terribly real One Of the
snis5 - saoisliiS q our time is TO bring the nations
moi IN Se nations ceasciences to bear on the
T. = !. a step in IN moral 1dlcfion Of the world.
wlla1 ~ = N i 40 necessary criticism tpsn
s'ne before. and no asperson upon what
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
EUGENE DAVIS, IL. B.,

now exists any than the full fruit reflects
discredit upon the seed from which ii sprang The
perfect and complete morality OF the future
is itself TO be the product of the incomplete and
imperfect but always improving morality of the
past and of the Observation-Disclosures Murray Butler.
uresden. Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
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rIt will be recalled, says The London Tele-
Laph." that the German Emperor on one occa
n preached a sermon on board his yacht the
ihenzoIern taking as his text:
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