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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
CASTORlA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sas;.ts ss..s sss of ZxzzZz2zs@
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Trust com pany will be held in the company's office on Monday, January 21, 1907. at 10 o clock a. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the trans action of such other business as may come before them.
 D. c. BELL, Sec and Treas. Pine Bluff, Ark, December 15, 1906
 Nine yearlings by Central Trust have been registered in the Ameri- can stud book by T. G. Carroll Of Winnipeg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
4 MISTAKE.

If you don't get our prices oh watches, jewelry, trunks, suit cases. bags, etc, before you buy. T. X. Drum mond, 221 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
woman covets

V Every woman covets a
 shapely, pretty figure, and 1 many of them deplore the
 loss of their girlish forms after marriage. The bearing of children Is often destructive to the mothers shapeliness. All of this can be avoided,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
 Women :' 5: $:
 

however Mothers Friend before baby cones as ts the body tor the san upon IT, ana preserves symmetry Mothers Friend overcomes all the danger child bh and the execnt mother safely through
 greatest bessng
 of the benefit and relief derived from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
What He Cleaned In.

"Did you clean up much in that rail read deal?"
 No, 1 washed my hands of lI."- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

bon Der tdgli6en grfabrung unteritilbt
pirb, ioate tets ais Iabnung in Grs
innerun9 bleibenl Wie piel S6lim@
mes fonnte pabur6 bermieben, pelde
Helie eripart nerbenl Sic geringlte
llnmdbigfeit beltraft lid ielbit burh
lleberbrub unb @ri6lappung uub miro
10 CUR Guelle Der undn9encbmiten
@mpfinbuneen. Die geniB i@on elm
Sober 9efiiblt, Der 3. 3. llebermnb i'm
@enuiie bon Speiie unb Sranf, in Be-
frieoigung bes @ei6le6tstrie6e5. in
Der Snuer bes 8a6ens ober audi oes
S6lnfes etc. lid 81 S6uloen fonmcn
lieB, mas ebenIo gut aud alf il6ers
mGbi9e Initren9ung Der 8eiItestrdfte
bel iiberlangem Stuoieren. 81 lang
geIpdnnte Aufmerflamteit. ii6erarobe
Muiregung beS @emiitbeS etc. feline
M%npenbun9 finbet. Ser un6etrii9s
li6ite Ir5t 1T uniere @dBigteitl
@bgeieben aber nun bon Der Irt
uno 8eiIe bes Weni6en, feline 8iin@
ife an befriebigen, m0dte nod, Elm
Bort iiber ben @egenitanb beriel6en
anaebradt iein unb bier begegnen mir
Der eioentbiimli6en Sbatluhe, oab es
MIR iebr menige Wenl6en eibt, iuel6e
ben Sin9en ibreu eigentliden @ertb
beimeilen, B. b. ibrem Sebnen uno
8iinIhen elm perniinitiges, lpdbrbaft
ipiini1ensipertbes Siel 81 9eben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

piiien. @elD. 9eiistbum, Stang. Gne
ieben, gbren5ei1en. @aumenluit unb
@olllit, Das ut Der &reis Ser aus
l6liebliden 8iini6e, in nel6en iid
td9lid Miqionen bon Wenihen 6epes
gen unb in beren grfiiQung tie ben
bD6iten @enub Der @rbe finben. @uf
oieiem pergdngliden 8runbe bauen
lie am Senlpel ibre5 Slides, fir
oieies le6en, arbeiten. i6affen tie.
milben iid ab. pbne cine Mbnung ibrer
boben Gebensaui9abe. obne MIR einen
3oa brett ben en9en 9reis iiberblicten
81 fDnnen, nuBerbalb nel6en Die
eiaentliden pertbpolen unD miins
ipilnIDenspertben Sitter beS Ienz
Ifen : 9aieinS liegen. grfenntnif,
oes 8a6ren. @blen uno S60nen burdb
Die &ultur ber 8iiieni6aft unb Ier<
eblun9 beS moralii6en WenId6en in
unb bur6 lih. 60 tpie Salolmo le6en
Die Ieni6en Die @itelfeit aler
menidlihen Sreuben niht cher elm,
dls bis lie ale %genoiien bn6en. Ser
@lnn5 Der Sobeit unb Des Stanoes
beri6pinben. penn man lanae ON
5ofen gelebt unb IN Die @~eieqifait
Der 8ornebmiten beS 9anbes einen
pertrauli6en 3utritt geba6t Fat.
8enn a bon Yub unb S6ims
mer uub ben @erfen Der fir
Den 2ugus arbeitenben Siinite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Scr Snifer.

Sie 1obe I6eint gleif eiuem Ylas
neten einen beitimmten GreiSlauf 81
MAIDEN. inbem lie nn6 einem getpiiien
3eitabi6nitt INNER nieber oabin 5us
rilffebrt. bon no tie aus9ing. Salt
fiini5is Sabre iinb eS ber. bab elm oas
mails iebr teliebter 8egleiter Der Sas
menmelt bon Der @ilofld6e taft ean5
beri6nunben lit, unb MIR Die befanns
ten d~lteiten 9eute erinnern ii6 nod
%leiner. .G6 ia. einen anider bat
meme 0roBmutter in ibrer Sugenb
aud 9etrageul" 10 tpirb mande Game
rufen, ipenn tie bon Dem 8ieberaufs
tnu6eu bieier Wobe bort. benn baS
9nider : Sonnen16irmden lit ais
sleste Neubeit" fir bieie Cation ers
i6ienen. Ser Mutomobils Sport bat
es pieoer ans 2idt ge5o9en; i'm bers
gangenen CONNER ifon iab MA IN
Yari2 uuO &oa6on Die Samen Der eles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
&dmpfe einer jmmsem Miiitom
Sn Der Si5sefe Nurtbamptpn, Gafens
BAN, Eurfulf, Gnslanb.

$50 miro gegentpdrtig Die bI. MeHe
sefeiert unb Der Segen geipenbet?
ISn einem 8 9 It ii B Of c n. fir
bellen @ebraud If einen S6il<
ling per @obe he5able.
Dur6i9nittlibe n09enili6e gols
Iefte IS Cd.
Sur cine Stiibe in unierer Notb-
Bic Sonung. Gjeipib feline ro>
iigen ausiidten, tperbet SIR. liebe
2eIer, tpobl bemerfen. G6 tpo6ll
8er peiB? @robe Sin9e baben in
Der 8esel gar tleiuen Infans. 9a
mar Der Stau gu Bethlehem nno
@ottes Sanb tpurbe bod nidt ber@
tiir3t. S6 babe Soffmun9. Sd
babe logan srobe SOffnung, Oab
bieie iunse Wiiiion. pel6e bur6 ben
Biifof bon Nortbampton er0ffnet
purbe. cine erpbe Wiiiion perben
tpirb.
aber ausipartise ollie lit ausens
bIidlid nDtbie. @erben mir bies
Ielbe erbalten?
Sd babe bemerft, fuie bereitfpiuis
Die Mtt9Iteber bes ct. Ins
tonius BON Sabua Wers
eins ben armen. NIT Notb fdms
pfenoen HrieItern 5u Silfe ellen.
Wo6te es ni6t audi mir per96nut
fem. bab iie ebeufals einen ipmpas
tbii6en ilnb mitleibieen 8lid auf midi
uno mein Hiueen, einen 0orpoften
beg fdt6olti6en 8laubens in bieier.
iniofern es ben fatboIiiden 8lan6en
betrifft. biirftisen 9esenb. gu sriiu>
ben. perfen? SIT es mir nidt gu
boffen bereonnt, Iieber 2eier. baB
Sbr. in gurem Offer fir ben Sort
i1ritt ienes 9laubens. mir cine bilfz
reide Sanb reiden tperbet? Sns
briinitig rufe i6 gut an, mir beisus
iteben. SIR ieib bieIiei9t auber
Stanb biel 81 tbun; aber e ! n
IN ente f6nnt SIR bod TT II n.
Sbuet bds tpenige. bab in gairen
Grdften itebt Inn @ottes 8ioen unS
NIT benz anbern .8eni9eH". tpel6es
mir geboten tpirb, tperoe ih i'm
Stanbe iein, allen grnites bieie
Iiiiion gu ~sriinben.
l@ etbet m ei Nbringens
b en- SiIferufe ni1f
cgp to Obren
rWfose 8ott Cure 3beilnabme.
tpel9e SIR Der @riplbune e liner
Rifiion gu Sufenbam ent9esenbrinet,
iesnen unb gud @ebei6en geben.
n, 80, II Gttbhr.
gifdof bon northampton"
Gbreie: Neb. 8. 8. g I b.
5empton 8oao. Safenbam. Norfolt.
gnglanb. .n,S =.
81. g. = S6 tperbe. banfbar nnb
prompt iebe @abe bur6 eth ihones
Bib bonn Seili9iten Ser5en aners
fennen. t"
9ie neue Wiiiion pirb benz 81.
Gntonius bon Yaoua setpeibt tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

santen 8elt BEL Spa5ieriabrten i'm
Ilito geleeentli6 bas fofette &nifer@
S6irmfen bettusen. Ser &nider,
nah Der ansebliden @rfinberin, Der
Srau bon Waintenon. au6 Rarquiie
9enannt, lit iebt Elm 20 Gentimeter
grobes S6irmhen, bas pbne ober audi
nit eiuem i6malen @olant in beuen
Sarben. nit paleitartiger Seibe ges
fiittert. bereeitellt miro. 9aS S6irms
den ipiro burd etnen Druid auf einem
i'm Geiten ansebra6ten &nopf ge0ff<
net unb eleid5eitig aefnidt unb fann
auBerbem lei6t in einen g~epobnliden
Sdirm berfpanoelt tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
(Spe5ieu fir bieie 3eitune.)
Arbrr Genub, 9remhrm NM
a1sremiieen.
(gpm G c b. $. 8 s.)

sMA er @enuB beItcbt in Der
An Sefriebi9ung bes Den Wten>
~ iden oll9emein eingepflan6>
~ ten SrieheS nnh nnnenehs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Cute WeleQenbeit,

nm eono az anft6uoi9eI 9reiieu 3u tauieu in
elmer oeutihen tatbolifthen @eneiioe nit 8lr4s
lnb Sdmle i'm npreoitlideu lopa. Nuth IT IN
bieier Wemsinoe cline aus ge5eidbnete @ele3etbeit,
nm cine apptbete. einen Beneral . store uilo
etnen Dr~oeerpsStore 5t e%rohnen. I'm napere
qustunft id)reibe man on
~ Wep. Nm. u. 6unfsl. gaaihua. Soma.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
CRUISE TO PACIFIC.
The BattIeship Fleet win Proceed
Usder War Conditions.
A JOURNEY CT 1900 MILES
Fleet viii Be Constantly Prepared
and Will Conduct Maneuvers De
signed to Increase Its Effectiveness
In Times Of Warfare.

Chicago. Ju.! IA Dispatch TO
the T.iuu..A from Wa,liE.t IN. saws:
Wh,n ihr American har''-nip E'rt
starts on - lnirtyen Thousand n lie
cruise to me Pacific ocean. 1t VII
proceed Urif.r var Cunditi":s.
IEa@,aI:! en- rii"s VIII De disc"r'
ere vn:o"te which have 10 be rel ~
ed >hi,,- viii steam In t.av,tMt for.
nations. Z; E:cIt search. elts Will be
used TO peck up other vessels and e.
S.lnaA duI vie ".s to- -IG.JE! vii.
b. emp C>,I .oi G>.MNt. ia orders ana
t:.!urn.a';oh. III a word. re fleet VII!
br no. onl, {. ustal;ly prepared. hut
WI, conduct man u.rr* uesISnnJ 10
increase lis tI, ct.ieEts,.
The result O. 'nc iiCI; an ma coy
uut by the uu;ho"l'i VII lie that
mere tn!ci' II, cDI'n..Ni Will Yep VI -
San Francisco.
|. j. ,vIN,n' 'lc c>nit viii ac one
of t., hardest t.'a' has bean UNDER
taktn by an American conmaEd"-
since tao h,t',c.nip Oregon made H.
record hr, an.Al trip from San Fran =
cisco to Key West.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13

MOTHER AVEkGES DAUGHTER
With heV Son. She 10 on Trial TO-
Slayina Cauanter's Sedueer.

lAPlata. Md July IL The So
called .,,lwr.t,,n law" VII be the pea
a., ,,.. ~ Nr. N,rv R,wi.
.'n,A
a"o ''' ''" VI .
'"" ','' ,',,. ill.,,
~
$50 "'-''' 49,.
wv -"
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
PASSED As TILLMAN's WIFE.
oirI Of the Dreamy Eyes" Makes Big
Haul OF Gems.

New York. July IL .-Representihg
erself as the wife of United States
enator Benjamin Tillman, OF South
tarolna. Mrs. Isabella I~0mis. OF
30. West Tenth street. q woman
Y st rikins beauty. wearing jewels OF
kalue and Handsomely gowned. Was
breasted By Lieutenant Andrew Nu-
rent. of the central Office. Wednes-
by, as she was leaving Maiden
-ane jewelry store, She Is charged
shh ord. ring jrwelry and goods OF
high value from Maiden Lane stores.
having them sent to prominent hotels
Ind then III sappearing with the articles
forwarded her.
While the police were reticcnt in
1i,ctlssi ing the case, II Is known that
bhe made attempts at several large
Maiden Lane jrwelry houses to have
ar,icl,s OF great value forwarded to
her at the Hotel knickerbOcker and
HE Waldorf Astoria.
At her home. Mrs. I/oomis was
known AS the girl with the dream!
eyes. Considerable mystery attaches
10 her life. She kept much TO her
self. but informed the jalnitress OF
the apartment house. where she re-
sided, that she was a trained nurse
by occupation. and that she had come
from q family. In Elmira prominent
|eocially. Because OF the unusual
method adopted by the woman In or
|deriny jewels the police arc making
I'm investigation to discover whether
|she had been afflicted with any men =
|tal disorder.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
oiLiNG ENGINE WHEN KILLED..
Engineer Loses His lite In Rather
Peculiar Accident.

Cuum1us. Ga July lc-Engineer
Ac, A. Aiken. in charge OF South
crn railway freight train. stand.n.
o.. a sid" track at Neal Ga. We'd
nr.day afternoon was killed by the
no!;nbound passenger train. from Co.
lumbus 10 Atlanta. as a result OF the
switch being left unlocked.
The >outhbound freight had taken
to the siding to allow the passenger
l.all TO pass. Half the passenger
train passed the switch. but the
coach next TO the last turned into the
siding, and dashed into tine engine
Of the freight train. forty feet away
Engineer Aiken was standing near
the frOat OF the engine. oilng 1t.
The coach ran against the engines
pilot. and in falling back pinned him
to the ground. Akin was fatally
injured. although not mangletd. and
died in thirty minutes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
swese Colony tor Savannah =.

Savannah. Ga. July IA colo
10y OF Swedes is to be brought TO Sa =
vannah by c. W. WinsteAd. the head
Fof tn, Savannah Cut Stone company
Land on which to build houses for
the colony nas already been bought
in the eastern part OF the city and
consists OF eight blocks. 4 part Of
the colony has already arrived. Most
|os them vii he given employment BY
the company OF which the promoter
|0e the enterprise Is the head.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
"GE RMAN 0AY,"
August I. Will Be Celebrated ~ Such
At jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk. Va. July IL -August l
ha, been named as German Day at
the jamestown exposition.
The German American alliance
having headquarters at Philadelphia.
has issued proclamation inviting
German .Ame ricans throughout sthe
country to celebrate at the exposition
the lend anniversar! u the issuance
OF the ID claration Of Independence OF
the German Americans. On Aug.
/. 1875. the Germans OF Philadelphia
/. sued manifesto in which they ad-
voca,ed ARM resistance to English
oppression.
The Germans began TO drill and to
prepare for the battle which they saw
coming, long before the American
Declaration OF independence was is
sued.
The program for the day will In
clujt concert by representative Ger
man singing societies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
he SWEARS ORCHARD LIED
Co. Defendant with Haywood Placed
on Witness Stand.

Boise. Idaho, July II Charles II
Mover went to ,A2 sand Wednesday.
4 witness for mis- fellow de'thI"nt.
William D. fla, wood. and be'id
making positive d mails OF ali tie
crimes attributed to him and the other
federation leaders by Harry Orchard.
Offering an explanation Of the uEso!iC-
tied appearance of the Western Fed
GRAFTON OF Miners as the defenders OF
Harry Orchard, Immediately aflI his
arr,s; a, Caldwell. for the murder
of S,eunenberg.
as the defenders OF Harry Orchard
Immediately after his arrest AT Cald-
well. for the murder CT Steunenbeg
Mover swore that Is was Jack Simp-
kins wa engaged Attorney Fred Mill
Ter. at Spokane. to go to Caldwell! to
represent Orchard. then known as
Thomas Hogan. and that 1t. was at
the r,4,urs, OF Simpkins that the Wit
ness and Haywood subsequently ad-
vanced 81 500 from the funds OF the
federation to meet the expense OF de-
Tending Orchard.
At various stages OF the recital the
defense Offer,d In evidence . number
OF documents. including a heretofore
ln,!isc!osetl cipher telegram. which
Simpklns sent to federation headQuar
tiers, and the union at Silver City.
Idaho. covering the moves TO protect
the fed, ration. which was charged
With the crime within q few dacs AT
ter |, occurred.
Moyc. denied that he had ever dis
cus.ed any kind OF criminal act Wit Il
Orchard. or anyone else. or that he
had ever given him q cent. except Tor
expenses on the trip Orchard made TO
Ouray. AS body guard for rim, He
SAID that he had no personal feeling
OF hostility for Steunenocrg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
TEDDY" LENDS HAND
he President Makes Hay whik
the Sun Shines.
krHERs GRO? AT SYCAMORE
} Nssiieee Shirt and White Suit ths
BChief Executive OF the United
states Works Like a Trojan and
perspires Freely.

New York, July IL. President
Osevelt Nednesda! gathered his nay
b. ON his Sycamore Hill farm Ed
\rd Malone, OF East Norwich, l..
who worked at the task told the
Dry "Wednesday night in the village
Sre in his hone town. He said:
"AbOut : o'clock the Prts.Icn. Came
to- TIE ficll. He was dressed IN
white SUIT and a neg lee shirt and
20 match. and with a hearty
|eeting and handshAhc all around
kgan to pitch with three o,"crs. With
be loading. Before :he first load
Is done, YOU wouldn't have given
} cents for that white sui. AND
)lk about sweat-drps IKE peas
h. president had them as big as
lack walnuts dropping from his face
hd ne didn't stop 10 wipe them on =.
lther. but kept right on pitching UP
>rkfnls 70 big that he had to get
hder them and shome tlem up 10 me e.
Talk about nay p:tchers-he's a
bondcr. After We got twOlwagons
>aded, | drove TO the barn with Ted
b. In the lead. fork on shoulder.
nd when We reached the new hay
hrn. the president climbed on my
bad and 20 up in the nov where he
bok the hay from the fork and NOV =
j away/With more big drops falling
.Om him In streams"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
eankhe.d Had No Opposition Z.

MCn;g 'mery. Ala. u!y l2.-The
caucus for nomination OF senator
to succeed the late John T. Morgan
drew the two houses almost solid 70
the capitol on Wedne,da night {.
Evidence OF the popu.arIt! OF Bank-
head. nominated practically without
opposition, WAS everywhere apparent
He Was che,red lu>tily wien he en- =
tered the hall, and later, during his
speech. received cordial expressions
Of appSova, from the members
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
DEATH FROM NATURAL CAUSES
10 Verdict Of Coroner's Court on the
Death OF Mrs. Hancock.

london, July T.. "A jury IN the
Kensington corOners court mas rem
dered "A verdict of Death from nat =
ural causes" in the case Of Mrs. Han
cock, wife Of Walter Swinburne Han
cock. formerly an Episcopalian cler-
gyman OF Chicago. who died March %
last. the cause Of death being certi
fed as appendicitis.
Owing TO the suspicious Of the wO-
mans son. who is-a lawyer. the body
was exhumrd and he testified a,
the inquest that ne thought Han
cock poisoned his wife In order to
obtain her property.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
ROCKEFELLER WATCHES GOLF.
Millionaire Oil King Interested opse
tator at Tourney In Cleveland.


tator at Tourney In CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. IXuly 12.--W. +. West .
OF Phila lelphia. semi -finalist At Bal
tusred in 1906. broke the tournament
record Wedn. sday In gOK by maxi
ing the II holes in ~.
John NJ Ward. the former baseball
player. Is among the sure QuAIifiers
His score was 80.
Jonn d. Rockefeller was again q
deeply interested spectator OF the
play. He tra1led along with sths
crowd watching Chandler Egan and
Jerome X. Travis. commenting on
their play and occasionally expressing
sorrow that mis- age barred him from
getting in with tine rest Of the boys
and scrapping for national honors.
Chandler Exam hOled out q 25-foot
put, on the sixth green after . beau =
tiful recovery from the rough and
John D.'s stray hat Immediately went
into the air. while he slapped the
shoulder OF a newspaper man with
vieor and accuracy to expires 50 his Joy
at the play.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
Albany Woman Found Dead.

Albany, Ga. July l2.-Mrs. Mar
tina r. Crews. mother Of MIR. J. 8.
Crews. general manager OF the Al
bany and Northern railway. was dts.
covered dead In her home on Wash.
ington street. She pad evidently
gone to get Q drink Oi water. and
where her body. with drinking glass
In hard. was found. Mrs. Crews
was sufferer from nesrt troubles.
which Is assigned TO her Sudden death.
Her remains were carried TO Green
vile. : c.. ner former home. for
internCnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
Fire Damage Of SIS 900. .

Gloucester Mas. July H.
Many of old G!oucc>ucr's famous fish
wharves. stUrcl"uses and ships were
seriously threatened vita destruction
BY fire which 3Toke out in the plant
Of the Gloucester Cold Storage com
pan! early Thursday There was
fortunately. very !.,'.c wind. and the
flames were ex'inrriished after pearl,
SIS 900 damage nad been done.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
BUTCHER KNIFE USED
Alleged Horrible Deuble Murder
In Buffalo, n. Y.
PAINTER ACCUSED OF CRIME
with Butcher Knife, lt 70 oai6 Man
Slabs 20 Death . Saloonksspse and
Q Waitress In q saloon Restaurant
In Buffalo. N. Y.

Buffalo, y. v. July l5.-Peter
Farres,el. q we'll known saioonkeep-
er and sporting man and Marie Smith.
32 years old. q waitress In his saloon
restaurant. were murdered early N
Thursday.
George Hodson. = painter. II &C.
cuse! Of the crime.
the Smith woman formerly lived
with Hodson. and her refusal to leave
olresteis pace and resume her Els-
lions VIII Hodsou. are the alleged
causes Of the double murder.
HoGson Vas arrested . few mia.
utes after the crime vas committee.
he was covered With blood. bet ~
clared that he nad no rocolleetj000
OF what occurred.
FFrestre! Vas sitting In frOot q
mis- saloon when 1t 10 alleged Ho1soa
rushed up and stabbed him tvics With
q butcher knife. Hods0s. q . a.
legged. then rushed upstairs 70 Mario
Smiths room. She Vas In bed aslssp
but was >awakeaed BY the bursting
open of the door. AZ she sDsaAO
from bed Hodson. Il ~ alleged.
stabbed the womaa IN the breast aaA
abdomen.
FOrrestal died In . few niautes.
The woman vas taken 70 . aosptal
where she died on the operating u
BILE.
Forrestal vas 60 years old. HIS
brother. Edward. 10 . captain % tAo
Buffalo police force.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
BIG PLANT BURNED.
Fire 1hre atened for . Time to Spread
to Other Property.


Chicago, July l2.-Fire Wednesday
ma; swept through the big plant OF
the I 1lCago Wooienware company.
IN Lumber and West Twenty second
streets, Causing q loss Of about s.. =
900. aid threatening for a time to
spread th1ongh the district.
Because OF the proximity Of the
American Iinseed OIL company's
building and a long line Of oil laden
freight cars. general alarm was
sounded and more than thirty engines
rus he'd to the scene. Captain Chas
hurried Oui Of the place when an ex-
plosluu occurred. some OF tnem 'Deing
severe! bruised and cut.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13
Old Confederate Veteran Dead

New Orleans. La. July l2.0oIu-
mel william Wrtnn. said to De th'
Oldest Confederate Veteran in LOuisi.
ana. died Tues lay nigh, llr Wa,
dis'ant!l related 20 General z. >,
Grant. through his n.p,:!"T. whnst
ma den uaM.. VA Nary Grant. The
Wrenn fdni': was one II NE most IL
tingui,hcd in Louisiana ana Mis- 81.
sioDi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13

Ne Has 10 Mveh Nl0ht . ORsee0
aAataa ~ cseSv coo0.

We Has 10 Aawsh Rishs - uRsts1
esatss - Cary csol.
New York. July l3.-G. II. Ha1.
riman, Ia an isterview psbnsAo6 -
Thursday. has something more - ~
about the proposal TO carry eel euO
this seaboard to San FraneiSeo d 1se-
eign bottoms. which Was sdvaaeoe y
his behalf BY J. w. Jungea. ~ ~.
resentative at the Inspection q IL
Morgan liner Creole. O. TuesaAy.
II had no ixies that th0 stato0eot
would be spread % far and We - Il
has been," said Hartman. "H0W.
ever. my point 10 tais: Why sAssl1
l not send coal arosn1 Cap Besa u
foreign ships whea the eovssnaeoG -
tends doing the same tAiaS3 Coos61aR
the matter fairly. Here b ~ Uo1e-
ed states government With . stsaD.
ship line thoroughly ADssScaa-0saA.
ing my own-available for oassy1aO
coal. but instead a patroei1aG ~
American line the G0verDDoot Ooes
ahead in opposition and engages see-
eign bottoms.
Isn't that 4 peculiar s1tuatioa! VIZ
should not make . test case q ~
matter? I think that perhaps
SHALL" -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13

Philadcl, Ma. Ia. July l2.-NayOf
Reyburn -, issued proclamation to
the citizen, Of Philadelphia In which
he sussc:'. that next Thur0day the
day the E.ns hold their annual parade
be observed as holiday. He fur.
tner asks that all business houses
and manufacturing establishments be
closed that day. Preparations for
the {" ,ivtir-. which VIII be held
Throughout, the city and overflow to
Atlantic City i ~ 'Ia'ier part OF next
week are : ,...' : ING on, end the
city i taking OH a holiday appear
ance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-13

Vallejo. Calf. July l:-Aa inter
esting ceremony took place Wodnes
day d, the Mare Island navy yard
when the presidents trophy was pre-
scented to IN. torpedo boat Preble.
The Preble In the recent annual TAR
get practice AZ Masdaiena bay. So
cured = higher score than any other
ves>c. II he! class In the navy. ao9
vas asar led first prize. = bronze -.
dalton.