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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Tyner a. q Composer.

We have received from Geo. 8. Ty-
ner. Tampa. a copy OF his latest rag
time, Make a Noise Like Money"
which has already made quite . hit
wherever It has been introduced,
Tampa especially.
Mr.. Tyner Is an old Gainesville boy.
and his friends will be glad to learn
that he Is making quite a success as
q composer. All his productions are
catchy and up-todate. and he has
made q success Of every song he has
written. among them being. II Don't
Want to BE No Cullcd Soldier" Stop
That Rush Of Language From Your
Face" and What's the Use Of Walk
ing When You Can pide!'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
soAao OF pvsL,c woaxs.

Interesting assstlWS Of tIs 0ssr6 Hss
ttslA .VNsdWss6ay gvsaiaO.
An interesting meeting q ~ Board
OF Public Works Vas held Wednesday
evening at the once q CD. w. W.
Hamptoa. There were present The
only three members OF The board tn
the city. Nessrs J. H. Vdal 4 J.
Baird and H. e. Taylor.
This meeting was held Tor tho par
pose OF receiving the ANAL ssGlnets
on the sidewalk. curb and Sattss o.
Church and Mechanic stTeots. also to
receive the BIDS for grading q East
Main street. which 10 soon 20 b
paved.
There was only one bid for the
grading Of East Main street, that BID
being made by o. Pe<re. Who also
has the contract for paving. Thsns
vas no action taken IN the matter
but It IL surmised that the contract
will be let to Mr. Petrs. the bid beina
. reasonable one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
ADVENT CONFERENCE.
Closed Friday Might, After SweesssfU'
Seseion Of Threo Days.

ciossd Friday Might, Afts' successful
esssion Of Three Days.
After . successful and very bene-
ficial session Of three days, the
Quarterly Conference of the Advent
Christian Church Of Florida and
South Georgia. which was held with
the church In this city, closed Friday
evening. the closing sermon being de-
livered by Elder H. v. Skipper OF
Jasper.
The conference has been well at.
tended. considering the fact that the
church is new In this State. The
meetings were all well attended. the
little church on East Main street N.
having been filled At every service.
On Thursday evening Elder b. A.
L. Bixler Of Lake City was ordained
the ordaining officers being Elders H
v. Skipper. J. r. Butler and G. l.
Virgins. with Elder O. T. MADDOX
presiding. Elder Bixier came from
Illinois. but has been assigned to the
Lake City church.
Many thanks are due Elder James
Lee Of the local church for the atten
ton and courtesies extended the visit
ors. Elder Lee is . very popular man
among the members Of his congrega
ton and others who have the pleas
ure of knowing him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
JUDGE MAsoNs COURT.
Negro Arraisned Upon Charge Of Sell
ina Liauor Went 70 Jail.

Deputy Sheriff l.. 7. Stringer OF
Bell is u shrewd officer, and Ia al
ways on the lookout for offenders OF
the law.
Officer Stringer made a good haul
Wednesday night. when he arrested
Ezckial Young. colored. for selling
liquor contrary to the laws OF the
county.
Ofiicer Stringer brought the negro
to this city He was sraigned be-
fore County Judge Mason. who re-
Quired him to give bond of $3.50 for
his appearance at the next term Of
the circuit court. Failing to give this
bond. he was sent to Jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Dssth Of Mrs. Feenes..

Information has been reosived 4
this city Of tho death Of Ars. Laurn
@. French. which occurred at hee
home in Granville, Ohio, . few days
ago.
Deceased was we'll known In this
city, where several years ago she ~
sided, and had many friends who will
learn OF her demise with regret
Mrs. French was . teacher Of music
In East Florida Seminary about tween
ty years ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

This Is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proved g.
pecially valuable. In almost every
instance It affords prompt and perma-
nent relief. Mr.. Luke LAGrsnge Of
Orange. Mich, says Of Il: After Us
ING . plaster and other remedies for
three weeks for . bad lame hack. !
purchased . bottle Of Chamboriain's
Pain Balm. and two applications u.
fectsd Q cure" For sale BY al drug.
Sists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
CLAUDE l'ENclE
ANOREESE ARRESTED
n Tallah ss.e Charg'd With ii.
belling SOFA and hA.sh..
u-lo IN $500 BONDS EACH

o,.c.me Of Article Charging the Tam
r, Lawyer and Editor With coIIu.
ga, 20 Rave L'En0Is Removed from
Tallahassee During the Legislature.
Tallahassee. Aug. 29.-Sherih Hop
.,rs Yesterday served warrants on
claude l.Engle and J. H. Reese OF
I'm. Sun. Oh six counts OF criminal
rb.l sworn out against them by
Peter O. knight, Tampa lawyer,
and Wallace F. Stovall. editor Of The
Tampa Tribune.
Tne warrants were sworn out be-
Tore Judge Robes OF Hillsboro coun-
~ court and the bond In each case
for appearance vas fixed at $500, max
ing $1,000 for each defendant. Bond
was promptly given and the news
raper men were paroled by the
sheriff pending approval OF the bonds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Click Aeodaehe.

This disease 10 caused By Q derange-
msnt Of the stomach. Take q dose
OF Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct tAis disorder and The
sick headache viii disappear. Fcs
sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Mr.. WILSON'S EXPERIENCE.
Killed . eie wild Cat While huntin,
In klneai6's Hammock.

N NtWG1t00 tJ1vuU0QSW.
While hunting with two or three
companions in Kincaid's hammock
Friday morning. Guy Mixson came
face to face with a hard proposition
In the nature Of an enormous wild
cat.
His catship at once showed fight.
but Mr.. Nilsson. with remarkable
GOODNESS. levelled his gun and fired.
aud the cat lay dead at his feet.
The cat was on exhibition at Har-
rold's market Friday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

whiting mention tAis paper and don
make any mistake, hut remember the
name. Dr. klme-'s Swai,ipEoot, and
the address, Binghamtou, n. Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect H.

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08

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Cimneys
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The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
BRIGAND WRITES BIOGRAPHY
SalOmone Writes Reports Of His Ad-
ventures for Palermo Newspaper.
Siciiian Outlaw Steals Down 10y
Night TO Obscure HamIets 10
Mail Copy"

Rome, May A-Salomone. the notorious
Sictlian brigand, has been writing his per-
sonal memoirs in the mountains amid
snatches of rest from his professional
raids.
SalOmOne steals down By night 10 di-
vers obscure hamlets i'm the valley near
Palermo and thence posts his copy by
instaIlments 10 the Giornale di SiciHa
which has already published 150 pages
of manuscript OF his narrative about his
ten years prison experiences and his en-
counters with the carabinier.. An inter
esting psychological fact is that Salomone
never fails to inclOSe with his copy Il
present of 10 to 80 lire, TO encourage the
alertness Of compositOrs and proof cor
rectors. The newspaper has got a further
advertisement from Gov. Bova, of An
coma penitentiary who has entered into
fiery polemic with Salomcne who
is proving himself an astute adversary.
Meanwhile, the editor of the Sicilian
paper is receiving many tempting offers
from chronological and archaeological in
stitutes in Italy and abroad for Salo-
mOnes original autograph manuscript.
written on legal velium, as they desire 10
subject the same to the study Of graph
Ologist experts.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
LEAGUE THREATENED
Kaiser'S Famous Body Weak
ened by DissenSiOn.
POLITICS CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Gen. Kefm Charged with HRVinE
Used Organization 10 Encompass
Defeat of Socialist, Roman Cath
Ollie, and other Candidates sup
posedIy hostile to Navy Plans.

Berlin. May L-The German Navy
League. which. protected by the Emperor
has done so much with its 100000 mem
bers and annual income Of $4,000 devoted
TO propaganda work. 90 develop the navy
is seething with internal differences that
may result IN It's dissolution.
Tine trouble was caused by Gen. keim,
the moving spirit of the league. Ia the
Reicbstag campaign He used the organ
ization 20 encompass the defeat Of Social
ist Roman Catholic. ard other candidates
supposed 10 be hostile To Germany $
naval ambitions At the annual meeting
IN Cologne on May II and T. the Bava-
risn branch viii bring forward resolutions
demanding that the league and its Off
GERS abstain from any sort of political
activities in South Germany. Thousands
Of the South German Roman Catholic
members Of the league were euraged by
Gen Keim insinuatlon that the Center
was "anti-national and they are up in
arms against the Prussians who control
the league.
II the Bavarian resolutions are rejected
there viii be an enormous detection, and
IT il IS decided to abandon political activ-
ity the control OF the Organization will be
wrested from the aggressive spirits now
managing IT,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
SUED FOR OLD LOAN
EX-empreSs Eugene Defend.
ant in Curious Action.
NOTE LOST FOR MANY YEARS
Widow OF Napoleon III Refuses 10
Pay Debt Originally Contracted by
Claim Amounts To Nearly One Mil
lion DoIIars-Heirs in Litigation.

Nice May 4-The ex-Empress Eugene
is to be the defendant In curious action
for the recovery of long-standing debt
which is shortly TO come before the Nice
court. The plaintiff is septuagenarian
named Pierre Thierry. the nezt-of-kin
OF wealthy shipoWner of Nantes named
Martin Thierry.
In 1853 Napoleon III borrowed $4,000
from the Nantes shipowncr on note II
hand, and the amount was 10 be repaid
with interest in ffteen years. The loan
fell due in July, 1870 TIE lender had died
in the. interval. but Pierre Thierry. she
present suitor and the dead mans neph-
ew. presented himself az the Tuileries "a
few days before the outbreak of the
Franco-Prussian war. He was received
by the emperor, who was attended by
Gen. Reile. his aid-de-camp The inl-
perial debtor, occupied with the approach
ing struggle with Prussia. was either un-
able OF unwilling to discharge the debt,
and suggested the renewal of the note
for another fifteen years, undertaking at
the end of that period to pay $920.0Oo by
way of principal ana interest Thierry
accepted. and the Emperor there and then
signed "a fresh promissory note for the
sum mentioned.
The war interviewed. Napoleon was drlF-
en- from France. and Pierre Thierry, in
the course of "a hurried removal from his
native city, lest ali trace OF the bond.
The nfteen years expired, tho Emperor
vas dead, and in the absence Of docu-
mentary proof it was useless 90 claim the
debt from the eX-Empress. Quite recently
however. n Thierry. while aimessly
turning over the leaves of an old book
came across the precious paper II is in
dn excellent state Of preservation. and
the signature OF the Inflated imperial
borrower is perfectly legiUie. Moreover
just beneath appears as witness the name
OF Gen. Reille
Once in possession of the prOmissOry
note NJ. Thierry lost no time in seeking
to recover the fortune it represents In
order 10 comply with The Law. and have
a legal domicile I'm the same department
as the defendant, he recently went 10 live
al Mcntone which is a short tram ride
from the villa of the eX-Empress at Car g
Martin.
The ex-Empress is contesting the claim.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
HOLY RELICS SENT TO QUEEN.
Stream of Presents Arrives in Ma
drid for Expected Heir.


Madrid, May A continuous stream
Of presents for the expected heir is pour
ing into the palace from the provinces
and abroad. but, as in the case OF the
royal wedding and according 10 the rigid
etiquette of the Spanish court, all pres
ents from private persons are being re-
turned Three hundred have been receiy-
ed from the south of France alone.
Several interesting holy relics have ar
rived at the palace, according 10 the
custom always observed before the birth
Of an heir to the crown. The relics in
clude the arm of St John.
From Tortosa has arrived a holy CIR
die, which has a curious legend attached
to it. 1t is always placed in an oratory
adjoining the room Of the Spanish Queen,
and at the critical moment 1t Is given to
the Queen 10 kiss. It is considered that
a prayer directed through the girdle is
singularly eficacious in procuring a safe
and happy birth
Telegrams from Rome state that the
Pope has blessed the beautiful and cost
/ ~ layette which was made By the most
skillfui nuns In Rome, and is 30 be taken
10 Madrid by Count HOnorau. who also
conveyed the red hat for Cardinal Ri
naldi the representative of the Pope as
godfather to the child.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
YANKEE FRYER SEIZES JAPAN
"Get-Rich-Quick" Schemes Rage in
Mikados Empire.
Unless Nation Sobers Down, SPccuIa-
tive Crises VIII Become aS Conn
mGn in Tokyo as New York.

London. May 4-"The get-rich-quick
fever has seized Japan. and unless the
nation sobers down. speculative crises
viii become as common in Tokyo as they
are In New York"
Such IS the opinion Of a city merchant
who has just returned to London from
a business tour in the East.
Il VAS amazed at the amount of specu-
lation which is now INDUCED in by all
classes in the principal cities ne said.
The stock exchange in Tokyo, which,
unlike ours in London, is open to the pub
lie. IS frequently the scene OF great eX-
citement. and bucket-shoDs of the worst
description abound. both I'm the capital
and in other cities. The produce and rice
exchanges are other centers Of feverish
gambling Some day "a Japanese Letter
Will make corner i'm rice.
Il learned that the companies and syn
dlcates hoated during The twelve months
ending in January last represented the
astonishing total capital OF S70o.o00.Ooo.
Many of these companies were Of the
soundest description. but japanese com
pany promoters. whose numbers are grow
ing rapidly, have been responsible for
several rotten concerns.
In land and house property, too, there
Is much speculation. In Northern Jspaa
more especially, property has in many
eases trebled IN value
Happily, the japanese women do not
speculate. and take little interest in bnsi-
ness affairs. The railways. owned by
the state, afford no opportunities for spec
ulation, and the tramways in Tokyo are
shortly to be municipalized
THE sober-minded statesmen of Japan
believe that the present fever is a pass
ing phase. due to the great wave of pros
perity whiah is passing over the nation
and TO the elation consequent on her vic
tortpc -
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
POSES AS RUSSIAN PRINCE
Bohemian Absconder Welcomed by
Aristoeraey in Rome.
Bank Clerk who stole S20D,O10 Gre
afes Stir In Eternal city Until
Police Arrive.

Rome. May 4-An abscond.ng Bohemian
bank clerk who whole $4,000 from a
bank at Mik0Witz some months ago was
discovered to-day posing as Prince Via
dmir Klohocinszy. who. with the ''prin-
cess" a beautiful woman. has been a
prominent hgure in Rome since the begin
ming Of the year.
THE prince" arrived in Rene in Jan
uary. put up at one OF the best hotels, and
frequentcd the highest society. The '.priB-
cess splendid Jewels and the prince s.
brilliant manners evoked general admira-
ton Most Of the best houses were open
90 the pair. when ~ the end of March
they suddenly disappeared.
This morning a telegram from Frascau
announced the arrest OF the prince -
who in Bohemia was plain Kari Wenzel
at the best hotel With his wife he had
been making "a series o. motor ear ex-
cursions in The lovely cou.fry surrounding
the town
He and tie princess were quietly
lunching when the captain OF the CARA
binieri stationed at Frascati stTOde into
the room. tapped him on the shoulder,
and showed him a warrant for his arrest
The prince" was furious. and threaten
cd the intervention of the Russian em-
hassy. The princess went into hys-
terics and was borne shriekiHg from the
room. while a doctor was summoned Her
husband agreed 20 submit. but insisted on
seeing his wife before he left the build
ing
The woman recovered miraculously
when the prince" spoke huuiedly in
German. which the Italian officials did
not understand II is believed tnat he
gave her Instructions for the disposal Of
what remains II his booty.
The detective who traced WeHzel and
identified him as the prince" viii re-
eeiye tse reward Of Sl,C09 offered for his
daferlinn hN Tho hank of NIknvitz
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
NEW NAVY FOR SPAIN.

Edward vi and Alfonso XIII Dis
cuss Plans at CartHgena.
Paris, May According to the Madrid
correspondent of the Eclair the Spanish
minister of marine. has stated that the
plans for reorganizing the navy viii in
clude the creation OF a defensive squadron
of fast cruisers. submarine and torpedo
boats
The minister admitted that these plans
were discussed during the recent meeting
between King Edward and King Alfonso
et Cartagena. and added: That meeting
viii have happy results for our naval
future"
Plans and estimates for the new squad
ron and the Improvements at Ferr0l were
submitted by Mcssrs. BeardmOre and Ro-
per- the British naval engineers. during
their interview with the minister, yester-
day. aid viii be considered by the gov
ernment 1t is estimated that the total
cost Of the naval reorganization scheme
viii be S66.0000o0.
The scheme is T. be submitted 10 the
COrtes at the next session,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05

Exposition as the representative Of Cuba
A warrior bold is what Cuba needs IN
this moment of national peril. so the con-
tention runs and Gen. Rodriguez is not
that so they say. That is. be may be a
brave man and all that, but he hasn't
the standing of an out-and-out seeker Of
blood and gore as have others
One of the kickeTs is Gen. Pine Guerra.
he thinks the government should send a
real soldier up to jamestown, and he has
pointed out the inadvisability Of sending
Gen Rodriguez
IF Gov. Magoon insists on making a
change, and he has no intention Of do
ing so. Gen Pine could be induced TO
make the trip 20 the exposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
DIES IN PRISON CELL.
woman strangIes Herself with Her
own Hair,

own HAIR
St. Petersburg, MAY 4-The suicide IN
the fortress Of St. Peter and St. Paul
of a young woman named Dorofief, who
had been imprisoned there for nearly six
months without trial. has caused as
painful an impression as that of the girl
Yietrova. who committed suicide tn the
same place about eight or ten years ago
by pouring over herself the oil of the
lamp with which her cell was provided
and setting fire TO herself Dorofieif
strangled herself by tying her hair round
her neck, fastening the end Of the plait
TO the feot of the bed. and then leaning
back till death released her.
She was a young married woman. bare
~ twenty-five years of age. who came 10
ST. Petersburg with her husband in the
spring Of last year. The two lived
quiet, simple life, and attracted little no
tice from their neighbors until shortly
after "a revolutionary outrage. when they
disappeared The police made "a descent
upon their apartment and left few men
/ in permanent ambush. When, two days
/ later. the husband returned alone, he
thad hardly entered the hau when they
rested him. Two days later he was exc
/ cuted in accordance with the verdict Of "a
] field court-mart!aL
The following day the woman DorGdeR
was arrested. She was Immediately in
/ carcerated in the fortress of St Peter
and ST. Paul. and since then, according 20
the newspaper accounts. she was kept in
/ complete ignorance as 10 the fate of her
/ husband. the j1iieTs not heing allowed to
reply 10 any Of her questions. The news
of her husbands death. It is said, was
I only conveyed to her on the eve OF her
suicide
She had been dead for several hours
/ before it was discovered that she had
/ put an end TO life She was buried Sc
cretly at night time in the Pre0bajensky
/ cemetery. where are the graves of many
Of those who fell during the shooting on
/ Red Sunday. Who she was and who her
I husband, remains a mystery. Those who
i knew her during her stay in ST Peters
/ burg describe her as an exceptionally
/ beautiful and attractive woman Of So
perior intelligence and education.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
MARCHIONEsS FIRES PALACE.
Insane Woman shoots at wouId-be
Rescuers.

Milan. May 4-The beautiful Marchion-
ess Atala Ramblet Massaglia. a member
Of an nlustrious Italian family. suddenly
became insane in her palace here yester-
day.
She barricaded herself in the palace.
and. having clothed herself Ia robes of
state set dre 20 the furniture.
People in the streets ran for help. but
when the fremen arrived. the marchion-
ess received them with revolver shots a
long siege followed. and only ended when
the marchioncss had exhausted all her
ammunition.
The fremen on entering the building
discovered that a young nephew of the
marchioness had also become insane.
The Warchioness and her nephew were
conveyed to an asylum and the fire was
speedily eXtinguished
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
GIRL SHOOTS WOMAN THIEF.
Lost in Paris and Lured 40 Den, She
Uses Revolver.


Paris, May Miss Nellie Mccarthy, an
English girl Of nineteen. who had come
TO Paris to take a situation as a govern
ess. had an exciting adventure last night
with would-be robber in the Rue
Rambuteau
She lost her way among the Paris
streets. and asked a woman named Bas-
sett TO direct her to her hotel in the Rue
St Honore. The woman offered to show
her the way. and led her instead 10 her
Own apartments
The woman induced her to enter, and
then locked the door and demanded Miss
McCarthys jewels and money. The Eng
lish girl answered by producing revolt
yer and shooting the woman in the
shoulder.
The police were called by the neigh
bOrs, and explanations at the police sta
tion led to the release of Miss Mccarthy
The woman Bassett is In the hospital
and Will be charged with attempted rob
berry
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
MILLIONAIRE SHOT At PRAYER
AssassiBated at His Home in Pres
ence OF Family.

ence Of Family.
Singapore, May ABDUL Kadir Alsa-
goh, an Arab millionaire and chief of
the Mohammedan community of singa-
pore. died to-day from wounds inflicted
by an unknown assassin.
With his family he was performing his
sunset devotions. on Thursday. in the
veranda OF his house As he bowed
toward Mecca his wife and children
prostrating themselves beside him. a
shot. Il cry. and the sound Of running
feet were heard beneath the veranda.
AlsagOn fell prone with d bullet in his
body
His servants raised him and placed
him upon a couch. Others ran from the
house and went hot-fOot after the as
sassin. But in the quickly gathering
dusk the miscreant easily escaped. The
wounded man fingered on until noon.
when ne expired
All Moslems here are mourning him.
and his relatives have set a great price
upon the murderer 5 head.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
CUBAN GENERAL SEEKS BLOOD.
Loynaz del Castillo Gives Gonzalez
Lanuza Five Minutes To Retract.

Lanuza FIve Minutes To Retract.
Havana. May 4-Gen. Loynaz del Cas-
tillo sent two friends and a note eouched
In the most menacing Castilian to Sc
nor Gonzalez L.anuza. peremptorily de-
manding that the eminent jurist retract
his statement that the latest revolution
was a colossal horse-stealing enterprise.
or words to that effect and giving him
five minutes 10 do il in,
The eminent jurist returned a reply
couched in even Shelter Castilian, ex-
pressing the belief that the revolution
had not started primarily for tie purpose
of horse stealing, but that opportunities
growing out of 1t had been taken advan-
tage Of, and recommending the author
of the peremptOry challenge to read the
article in question again. and read it
more carefully. Friends of both parties
trust that the matter is a closed incl-
dent, and some suggested that the thing
having been smoothed over so nicely
both the general and the jurist ought to
be sent 10 represent Cuba at The Hague.
the former on general principles and the
latter as matter of equity.