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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA, SUNDAY. JULY ~. 1907
lAMA4A kaURDER CASE.
ta'ians Ase Found Guilty W,nout
Capita Punishment.

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CAnp>r.4!. u =. Camps 'Ai.r. r.
ny tDs'a q H.A'.t aI.,A. e..
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n!:- ."rin., IL. ..'t'" La! LA .ul
The We. llr' Aa, r.y.rn.i ju.' ,"-
tore IarL Iar.:> 10. a.,c; the Ju;! =, /
ben oG' fo.'H five minute. anu a,
tue c.o," vi a four days IiA.
lac j'my ier.ai' that their verde:
VA. unIn.inous. and tacu court Al
joItnvJ.
Tre s;a'. did not succeed in prov
ins t.Ia. al, OF the accused cuu.Ini'-
t.! the aC. al murder. CampisciaIo
AMI his N.t. shi, .ied the k!lnapers
from capture. t.en throwing a parry
81 p,!,c, "a -" ,-ail ahr:. they were
AltI!n = suO'. distance y! the boy ,
nidns .I,acc. l,,u; an hour before
his niii4'r.
T->'i'l,ns in RS own behalf Cam
2i>c!ano III ~ deny this. Dut Ca m
81 'aa' b. ha! been forced by threa:s
Of .tA'h ~ ac' "a he dii.
(..,aCrlo ,..n',ia va, the gO-be-
'w".lI ~ ne ransom! money. and
Costa. 4ccu! NJ 70 witnesses, s'o.e
Il. hoy a:d gaze hi otm the hid
na1r:s,
tarpisy .,uo testified that the &C
;ua. Mur.;,.el, acre Angelo lnCarCa-
terra. Ton! Gendusa, Steffano Mon
t.e and caro- i.uch.S. These four
have not bNen captured.
Camps clanD a,.D implicated IN NE
p!o, LEONARDO l;,bbia and \!cO.'na.
G..bbla'S sister. roth vi whom VIII
oe .riri n.N: wees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
TO NAME OFFICERS
Governor Beckham Will Appoint
Louisville Officials.
MANY REFORMS TO FOLLOW
elimination OF politics; Revolution
Which Has Rarely B:e- Ps.a!,eIed
In Cites Of FIRST Class IN tire Unit.
ed States.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
GAYS ORCHARD WILL HANG.
Former Attorney eselsy. Of Idaho. on
HAYWOOD Case,

New York. July 2o.-"The-e Is
Dust ore thing absolutely certain aeou;
khe Hay wood case" said John 4.
8agley. attorney general az Idaho'
% l9o3-19o4, who Is in this city.
An dtEat Is. no matter what may
happen TO HAYWOOD and his assoc
ates In the Miners association, Har-
~ Orchard. the self-confessod as
passin % Governor SteuI"nberg, Will
oe hanged.
"Orchard has not been promised
1DMunity In Idaho. and even II ne
were extended executive ciemenc!
% has confessed - thirteen murder.
oatslde the state OF which ne cou!d
% convicted and from punishment
which Idaho could not aosove him.
How the Haywood trial VII. end.
10 one knows. All the people wan'
land In this they are 4 units that
loxact jus ice be done"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
DISCREPANCY OF $50 900.
OsNk Examiner Takes Charge OF Gal
latin, Tenn. Sank.

Callatin, Tenn. Jul! "a. Unite
Oeates Bank Examiner VI. r. IA
torson has taken charge of tae P"D-
DleS' National bank, az ins place. 4
discrepancy OF s34 .Urp having ovca
6Dund IN the accounts.
Toe discover! va. made by TIE as
O1stani cashier during tne absence ~
Cashier F. G. Harris. who Is H. a:
the home OF his tat -i:l-!aW. Judge
William Hall The Latter. in state-
0ent made for his son in Law. a-s.r,>
that Harris is straight with the DARK
oAd that. but for his illness. th"rc
Woud have been no trouble.
The bank ha. a capital OF $50. 900.
Aadivided profits OF Sl+.5o". and de-
Dosits aggrrsating $40 1000. or tae
DAortage. 81: 900 Is said to he IN
hAaccounted for discount paper. = 900
y ordinary accounts. and 81 900 in
0AidentitiCd entries. The discounts.
'0Aless tntI should be fnrgeries. WI.
0oe represent q loss to the bank. the
6olders suffering. and II Is therefore
0Foba Die that actual loss 10 stock
Noiders will not exceed $4,000
1t is expected that the bank VII
boon resume business. Other oanAs
o. the town were prepared for eme:-
Gencies bu, there were NO lndica-
e1ons of 4 run.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
pAeM,x CITY ALSO AFFECTED.
Prohibition for Georgia viii Make
Two Alabama Towns Dry.


Two Alabama To~ns Dry.
Columbus. Ca. July 20.-What
might oe termed the Alabama conse-
qu.nces Of the proposed adoption OF
state prohibition by Georgia continue
to grow.
A few days ago an Alabama law.
ten years old. was resurrected pro-
viding that when Columbus goes dry.
prohibition shall also be In effect II
Girard. Ala. just across the Cnat-
tahoochee river from Columbus.
There Is another Alabama city just
across the limo from Columbus. Phs-
nix CITY. with & 900 Inhabitants. and
the statutes nave been again search
ed and another lay dug out, provid-
Ing that when Columbus ana Girard
go dry. Ph-nix City shall! also join
the prohibition ranks.
Th!, act was passed by the Ala
bama .cyi >,a,,Ir~ In 1897. The chain
of con eQrn aces Is rather Interesting.
the lie O; CHAR, saloons depending
upon ne lr,hib.uon status In Colum-
BUS. CT, In another StAte. and the
"dr,u.s." 'we'ress" 1T Pheniv City
being gov rcd by the liquor status
In TWO o, "r cities. one In Georgia
and one in Alabama.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
l,abtn;no Set Fire to Barn

Msrsha!.y:.!e. Ga. Jug Co
Il-h'r.rs set fire To thu .arge barn
OF ]. b. Jones. prominent planter
nes, here. TUESDAY afternoon. and
burned |, 10 IA" ground. Two horses J.,
ton hogs a. vel. as quite an amount
Of provenLcr were destroyed MT
ZONES Viii De remembered As the cap
,or RI sam Hose. Tor whom . large
reward VA offered. This Is quite
loxs. but Mr. Jones las 4 hne peach
arop 70 Offset It.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
poUeLg TRAGEDY IN SALOON.
Two Men Were Fatally Shot; Another
Seriously Wounded.

Lexington. KY. July 20 spe-
cha from Serg"n'. l.etchcr county.
Thursday. reports double tragedy
10 q saloon i. Pound Gap. On the
Kentucky Virginia Inc. Two men
q thlrd vas seriou-Iy wounded.
WI, Robinson and John Ccn'ers.
bs' ~ ecn WON an Oh grudge existed,
met AID Ccn',-S Drened fire. Sew
era! shots were c<cnanged asd Cen
hour la,'r 'Ra 1e" stewart and Isaac
Bentley met anI 3oran shooting. Two
shot, hai been fired BY each when
Bentley fe. Stewart was Wounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
KOREii En- PER0R QUITS
Dramatic Scene Wren Ministers Re.
quest His ADD &c alton.

S.ou.. my -, Ii /, repnr,ei that
mos I-Aiu,',, seen etICCurrt! a.
the Pa.acr Tnu~>da, when the min
is,e:-. headed by Premier vi ions.
appeared before mis- majesty and made
tn. caD,rc, : tina, representation in
urs!us ne tmp.rors abiication.
IA. majesty MAS ia \ nigh state OF
excitement. but the premier in an
huniJ... bu, firm tone dwell at length
upon wan VI prccaution and pru-
dence ~ the cmptrors po!ici's hitler
TO, e>p.< ia,.! in diplomatic anairs.
where ~ :lr was endaNGerins the safe
~ OF .ne nation. The premier emu
Duplicates which eliminated in tne
dispatch OF dcputation To the Hague
p-ac" conference and forci3iy rca-
soEed The us".c sncss OF the eHpe-
rors d!sa,oWa III his relation with
tle Ha.ue affair.
l'na,t Ia successfully combat the
logic OF TIE prcmirrs representation.
the smr, ron sought last refuge IN
the culinc! OF elder statesmen. t 'ubt-
le.- anticipating their sSmpathtes,
Tne council immediately convened.
Four elders rc.ron'icd aud appeared
before his m,Jc.;y al O'Clock Fri
day morning. Tie cm"rrrs disap-
point Lent and surprise Was lnunhless
when they unanimously agreed with
the minister's advice. HI. majes-
tvs mind was fna.l, made UP and
he cor -"n''d To the draft Of an I'M
peria, script announcing his add
cation. wnicn Was placed before him
for his signature.
The eMptror's condition vas indie
scr1bable. Greatly asitated and per-
.url d y, sired the document and
the seal Va. afiiN.h in impressive 81
!enc. :. oppressed Sigh from the
emperor was ~, Onl' Wind whkc.'
bn.ke the death !iAe "sss that
reiGutd tnlulshu,u tue memorable
scene.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
lYNcAiNo WAS AvER1Eo.
Prompt At on Of Governor Blanchard
Saved Italians Lives.

New orleans, Ju.i ~. Wifi: the
=. A., be Dispersal Friday q! a pos, "a
Of 500 n "a who had formed ~ Gret-
ma. la. - .Incn three Of the lta.-
ANS convicted OF the l.amana murder
IN acute crisis in ID claw and order
record ot t's S,a,A vas safely passed
THIS posse ~. 'he last OF se<t raj
sinai nons which formed at widely
separated points and talked about
hanging the Italians IL favorable OPP
po,iuEi'y presented.
Probably Governor Blanchard
prompt acton IA ordering our Two
,om,an.e, pf state mi.lt a within two
hour, after the verdict. saved tire
Italians ives.
The colder, arrived at the Hahn
Vile JAIL where the prisoners We're
confined. 10 time TO forcstail plans
which were on foot TO take posses
from New Orleans either by boat.
wagon. special train or automobiles.
Nearly on. hundred soldiers guard
., ma .nne,y and exposed Hahnvii.e
lai, FRIDAY. and II may be necessary
10 keep them On duty there until he
noiians are removed TO safer place.
The prisoners must fret be SEN
fenced
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21

Columbus. Ga. July %. -tharies
Brown. young man OF Columbus.
vas drowned in the Chattahoochee
river north OF Columbus THURSDAY
de nad gone In bathing. anu c.the'
oot be>ond his depth or vas sweep
away by the current. His ci"th'hs
0as shortly afterwards found on me
Oank Of the stream. SearcA !or ais
Sody l. now In progress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
COMPARATIVE sTArGMgMT.

Strength Of Crest po~0es ID cs~sess.
ativs First Glass Wssohipo.
London. July 7Q.-A Paslia0sataTy
return has just been Issued showing
the comparative strength Of the gYSat
powers In com pleted 0rst-class war
ships less than Is years old. and y.
mored cruisers less than 30 years q
June y.
Great Britain has 50 battleships. Of
which eighteen are Considered q %.
solete type. hlpited States has
eighteen bsttleships. OF which tour are
considered obsolete: France tWeaty.
with six obsolete; Germany With nine
obosicte and Japan eleven. With two
obsolete.
Of cruisers. Great Britain has
'h!r,y-two; the United States twelve:
France eighteen; Germany six and j..
nan ten
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
MASSACRE OF JEWS
NsyIah BY Peasants For Pur'
peses Of Robbery.
NeRE CLuBBED TO DEATH
nheekIna Fate OF q Party Of
Aussian Jews that Had Started 70
cross the Austrian Frontier for the
{ Unted States.

Budapest. July 20. The ncwspa
Hnn Say that thirt! seven Russian
10Ws started TO cross the Aust. ~
eatier At night ~itnout passports.
neis destination being America The.
DorO waylaid b! p, asants III thu VIZ
~ OF ZwOn.tz for the purpose .!
$okbery TWEEN! five i.C!uii.C No.
hen and children. wee c.utati -
Seath.
The frontier guard, ieaCati '.'
Doene In tine 10 pItNe!.; NE iDDJ"c!
- the travellers anI 10 axes; 49,.
DSnl OF the nurd"g,.s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
Athens Man Commits suIeIee.

Athens. Ca. July 20.-Arthur
Pittman. aged about 10 yeers.
committed suicide At his homo 1t n00a
Thursday. He shot himself through
the heart with parlor ri0e. No
cause except Il healta Is known for
the act. lie ..a,es q wife. his faith
er and bru;ncr being residents g
Texas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
Cruee 10 0yina.

eso Of Mid shipman Cruise. the sailors
A9ured by the accident on the battle :
up Georgia Monday will probably
~ survive. was the opinion given BY
-. p. T. Desc. Of Chelsea naval
sep'tal. where the twelve men arc
Ader treatment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
popuiaee is Enraoed.

Seoul July ~. -Enraged crowds
arr assembled at various points all
through i.e city and inf1ammatory
documents against the Japanese are
beinx freely distributed. giving rise
to forlorn hope that some change
IL about to begin.
raordinary police precautions are
being taken throughout the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21

CO.uu bia. s G.. Iu,! 20 i; Is ~ :
Dor. ~ LAT an "Il-'-s uLChare
OF So. 0"" h, been lost az the Flo:
enc, : G.. office. SUpe-!E'": G:n,
Dimao. Of ine Pinkertons. and three.
route agents have been here working
On Tue case for several days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
DAMAGE FROM STORM
Wind and Rain Wrought navec
In Missouri,
MANY HOUSES ARE WRECKED
elovdburst Accompanies IOrwa6o. llts
Wind and NoussO VEN Waoese0
ious Escape From Oeath.

81, Joseph. Mo. July 20.-A tor
IA la and Tremendous rain did heavy
damasr IL ST. Joseph aad vicinity
Thursday night. Houses we're wreck
cd. stree, railway tracks torn out
and cellars nOodtd..
The famll! OF Daniel Riordan. ono
mile east of the city. had = m1rac-
ulous escape from death. The resi-
dence, TWO stories In height. vas torn
from the foundation and completely
demolished. Riordan and bis wife
and three children had taken refuge
In the h;. cement. They were buried
under the debris. but the wiud lit.
ed the house bodily from the foundA-
ton and none Of the heavy timbsrs
fell on them.
Scores Of houses were washed from
their foundations. In the city by the
rain which amounted to . clOudburst.
In BrOoksda!e. q suburb. . score
OF families were Driven from their
houses by water. A dozen residenooo
were struck by Lightning. but NO IA
tali'ies are reported.
The Toss to the growing crops Wi0
be heavy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-21
Truck osrdsns DAM seed.

Kansas City. July 2O.-Furthoe
heav! rains north Of here last nigat
caused the Missouri river at Kansas
City to rise little higher. ~ .
result. the cellars In ~, dosea WHOLE
sale houses in tho west bottoms we're
partially flooded.
Stocks had been removed to Dlocso
Of safety and the damage In THE u.
rectiOn vas slight.
Truck gardens at Quindaro o. ths
outskirts of Kansas City. aIeaS -
Missouri river. have beea aoe1oe,
causing damage estimated At ~. ~.
and several truck farmers with tAG1r
families are moving to higher D,oeos.
The stage Of the Missouri nvsr -
Friday morning was % feet. II Giore
are no further rains u The veoe SO
northwest for several days tAo Ms
souri, will still be low enough - tain
care of food waters without danger
OF . serious overflow. AP. Cos1os.
the weather observer. says.
The Kaw II rising slowly also.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-19
S5O,OOO TO LOAN On Real Estate at , per Csnt.
 IN SUMS TO SUIT. B. F. ESS, $40 Chapel Sl. HubinEes aulIdinE. Room 1A
Hubinge- sulIdinE.

WHAT A MAN MUST NOT SAY.
 Men, even men who are in the center of what is called society, find it difficult to keep up with society these days. Society progresses rapidly. There was q time, not remote, when a man who had learned to say, unconcernedly and with an entirely natural manner, that certain persons poured" at certain function, felt as if he belonged some- where near the head of the class By dint of practice he managed to speak of pouring as if it were the common thing to pour-at least m society-and he made no fuss in referring to it.
 But it has come to pass, and that speedily, that it will no longer do to re-, mark nonchalantly that the Briggs twins were on hand, as usual, and that they ''poured' It is not nlow the vogue to pour; it is both customary and ne- oessary to ''dip" or ladle." What it is that is dipped or ladled is of no partic- ular consequence, provided one can re- member to work in bne word or both and keep off of pour" thus demon- strating that he has been asked out'' this winter and is up to date as to the very latest wrinkles.
 As explained. this is not easy for men who are in society, and men who are not in society, but who like to pretend they are, must be very wide awake in- deed or they will display ignorance that will betray them. Tn the begln- ming young ladies waited on the table at the party; then they served tea; af- ter that they poured, and present they dip or ladle, the Inference being that punch or bouillon has driven out coffee and chocolate, e,-Pr0vIdence Jour
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-19

pared themselves for a trial like this. What a relief, what real enjoyment, to come here and mingle with the people of New Haven and the men of Yale around the board, and to forget the troubles and responsibilities of trying to run a department of the government, to try and convince senators of Con- necticut that there is no danger to Connecticut tobacco, of giving assur- ance that the administration is rigslt in the Brownsville affair, and the right ness of the Panama canal contract! What enjoyment there is to take in an hour or two like this! I remember, when I was in Yale, of hearing Rev. Joseph Cook in the old chapel excaim, Standing as I do between two great candlesticks;' and here stand between a real governor, who, with the courage of his convictions, is lighting up Con- necticut. and the great moral force which is pushing out hot air from the register
 T don't know as Joseph Anderson spoke in more dulcet tones than Arthur Hadley nas done to the Qulnniplacks; if he had he would have mentioned
 more Indians in his history.
 Coming to a serious strain, must
 say that it is an exceedingly great
 pleasure to be in this presence tonight
 and to know that Yale delights to have
 her home in New Haven, and New Ha- ven delights to have Yale here.' The warriors sang My Country, Iris of Thee" and then Horace D. Taft, of Watertown, spoke briefly.
 In concluding Colonel Osborn said that the occasion once more was hap Ipy illustration of the coming closer to- gether of Town and Gown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-19
JOHN ADLERs DEATH.

Accidentally Killed at Housatonic River
 Bridge.
 The funeral of John Adler who was found dead at the east end of the Housatonic river bridge at Naugatuck Junction at o'clock yesterday morn ing, will be held this afternoon from his late residence, 21 Prince street. Rev. Louis Ynsgour, pastor of the B'nai scholom synagogue, will oflici- ate. The bearers will be Joseph Adler, Henry Salzman, Samuel Beck, M. J. Beck and Philip Adler.
 MT. Adler was returning home from a business trip in Milford when the fa- tai accident occurred. He was walking
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-19
M ce1IHtrenms.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate
 Court, January 18th, 1907 ESTATE OF MICHAEL J. DAILY, late
 of New Haven, in said District, de-
 ceased
 An instrument in writing. purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased having been presented in Court and James Daily of New Haven, having made written application pray ing that the same may be probated, and that letters of administration cum tes- tamento annexo may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the Sth day of March, 1907, ait ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendenoy of said application and of the time and place. of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having a circulation in said District
 By the Court.
 f19 St JOHN L. GIBSON, Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-19

former Governor Waller was i'll at his home in New London, and his toast was responded to by Professor Reed, of Yale
 The serving of the feast was attract i've. Everything was served in nearly primitive fashion, not a single article of china being used. The fruit came on birch pieces, the soup in pannikins, the bear meat on tin plates, and the ices, which were figures of Indians with arrows, also being on platters. The musicians played about all the popular airs from Indian dramas, to which the warriors sang with a lustiness that made the club house ring. The feast had hardly started when cowboy dis patch riders dashed in with message, which, when opened to the gun play by the ruling chief, was found to be from Hartford. It was as follows: Chief Quinnipiaick, Elm City Reserva- tion:
 We understand that you have Gov ernor Woodruff and Lieutenant Gov ernor Lake in your midst. Keep Gov ernor woodruff with you, He has a curious notion that to be elected gov- ernor makes him governor. Its his bus mess to whistle. We will take care of the ship of state. As for Lieutenant Governor Lake, sail boat on him. He has the Harvard idea that the de- sire to hold office justifies popular ap- proyal He'll learn better later.
 Young men with goods on
 Edward Andy and Frank. A little later there was more gun play outside and more dispatch riders came in covered with dust of the trail This supposed letter was as follows:
 The Great White Wigwam,
 Washington, D. c. Great and Good Friends
 If I could spell as badly in the In- dian language as I attempted to do in the English language. should be sure of making my meaning clear.
 You are smoking the pipe of peace tonight. am in favor of smoking the pipe of peace as I shall soon indicate in a peaceful message to congress. My only regret is that smoking a pipe of peace and settling the question of race suicide cannot be made simultaneously Please see that my war chief takes the midnight train back.
 Me and Root have been sitting or the lid since yesterday but we neet twenty-four ounces to the pound tC hold it down.
 Loeb approves of this letter, so shall not have to take it back to- morrow.
 Yours in fond embrace,
 Peace had settled on the wigwam broken only by the continued fusilade O corks and the scratching of tindel sticks as the warriors tried to ligh their pipes when another cowboy sho up the crow1, and delivered the follow ing dispatch.
 Wigwam of the People,
 Yellow Building, Meadow Lane,
 New Haven Chief Quinnipiack, Beautiful and Vir
 tuous Chief:
 Would we possessed the power t, make steam and electric trains reacl
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Governor Woodruff this evening at Memorial hall, North Haven, will re- ceiye the third and fourth degrees as members of the North Haven grange. Grange officers from all over the state will be present, and after the exercises a banquet will be held.