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ACQEIET TAI
!. FOR BORAH

were given and judge Whitson
mildly asked the crowd Go restrain
itself although he could not find
IL ia hts heart "a fine anyone Tor
contempt OF court
Ia n very short time the news ot
the acQuittal spread throughout
the city The fire bell rama and
the department made a spectacular
run through the streets a traaa
hand sprung up from somewhere
and several thousand people
formed a parade and went 60 the
ldauha hotel where senator nurah
had gone previously escorted by
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INVESTIGATES PLANS.

T u Rowe. momber Of the orc
gone state commission. yesterday
visited Seattle Tor tbs parposo Of
investigating matters connected
with the work % drawing plans FOR
the oregun building at the 1903 OK
pfgeffian
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BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today -
follows:
lIello~ro wife ~ q Ilelle. Hill.
man city. Sept 30. son
Anderson 70 wife Of J Amber
son, SOL Preston. Sept. 30. daugh.
ter.
Martin--To wife ~ w N. Martin.
62l N. Glat. Oct. !. son
Doyle To wife Of NJ. Doyle.
Brighton beach. Oct 2. son.
Ridpath To wife Of q. Rlgpath.
1876 Harvard ay. Sept 20. son
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international Conference.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oc, b.
with delegates from America Eu
rope and Asia Ia attendance. the
Evangelical Association opened It's
2ith general quadrennial conference
IN Zion church this morning The
conference ~ the supreme leglsla-
tive. Administrative and judicial
body Of the denomination.
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Oct I. Ola east Madison IT.
Cox -lntant. Oct. /. 22l.M First
nv.
Buist n q. Buiat. 6. Sept. 30.
1921 Firth av.
gnyder "a w. Snyder. Ga. Oct i.
fi2h Columbia NJ.
KoySma--R koysma, 80. Sept
~, 6ll King NJ. 800
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poosEvELTPLEADS
ITORLaRGER NAVY


Z. !. the other hand. as We are
=. = "a way of from the mil
.'m "a keep oarselvca 20 such
:. a. make Il evident 60 All
49, Ne aaslre peaee bccauae
= A. ~. II IS Just ard right aud
y t,sm motives Of weakness or
I. a. the first requisite this
nat not anly the govern.
- Asl the people as whole
- ~ N the ueeded spirit, for
- he folly Of few SUI
ss...,s nav work lasting dis.
-, 4 she whole nation.
- second requisite is more
ssrurpa--lef us build mp and
1870 Al the highest point II
$1,000 ne united States navy
- Great ear oa land We should
- 3 MS IN the future as We
- r.,,sd IN the past chtcfly up
s.,snieer aaidsefs. and although
g ft'4~s 800 49, ..... mai
3 , isdssp'nsap,e , s.'ss .',....,,
Az an xfno llss .., - -. -.
rslElyeiy p NJ ~s., .. 80. t.s..'
Ina q this m's , -
sAEld itseh y - =. -,
klshsss poihs zna sl''',... - -, ''''' n.
knt respected = = '. 80 ~
be worsh q " '. -. ~.
listed man. w = Z -, -,
that tbs AFml a'''ls -, -
hs comparsa 2 ne Sf"''eH " "s''''
gresl nAi'ea&
lfrr<r sssf 10 Needed.
n, a nsmras the navy Ell this
!. ssfssr..s We have al enar.
- 80 li-e and our coast line
!. = - rr,at oceans To renal
-. sstsrkE me Qualifications
~ - ~. uaxx masf be used
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wEsre1Ro wit.

Mrs Alice w. weethoE was to
day appointed Administrative OF the
estate Of her husband. John A.
Weathcrg, who was killed by a
street car on Second Az. septom
Der IL.
1'ee property LEFT by Mr.. West
berg IL valued II about sias.O00
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IMPROVEMENT lLLGoAL.

Corporation Counsel Calhoun has
decided that. AZ seattle h a city
Of the first class. 4, cannot create
an Improvement district for tho
purpose II planting shade treea
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Current Vaudsvllls.

The Coliseum May Yohe. and
ethrr acts.
The Star The Lewis a. Lake Go.
and vaudeville acts.
The Lois The Lasallo trio aud
varied vaudeville
The oliver Moving picture nov,
eitiys, aud feature acts.
Eden MuBee Ghost show. the
Dixie Stock Co. moving plcturca.
and other features
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warm supporters.
&c the hotel Attorney James H.
Hawley declared that the case was
brought on most tllmuy evidence
and Was the most "damnAhle out.
rage and in.auity over perpetrated
In the guise Of justice"
senator horah stated that he had
little 10 say az this time although
he said he was deeply Inundated
that che name OF his dead friana.
Frank Stuonenherg. had been
draEKed through tho mire norah
reiterated that no WAS proud OF
that friendship.
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..,sr la oct s-Tahiug only
M s.,,o, and beink ont q tho
f'e r,om but "a mlnntcs tho
e~ -, last night found Senator
W -, guilty Of the charge II
,.,os 70 defraud the rnYern'
!, -, q valuable timeer'ands
80 Hardly had tho verdict
z 49, $50, ne lips OF the clork
~ ~ ~. sroatest demonstration
yass '..snessed In a court room
tvs 80 The widest Of cheers
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NEW YORK. Oct 3.-Biils from
the Zen ailenists who testified for
the state ia the Thaw trial we're
submitted today showing an aggre.
gate "a az. 900.
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THE Wages q So" runs until
sunday when "Michaol Strogoff"
VIII ~ offered by the Taylor com.
pany Ht he Third Avenue
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How a WOrkngman May
Acquire a Home

There IL way for any work
ingman or mechanic TO get a
home for himself now. a home
that will Increase IN value
steadily and In few years
make him independent
Large lots or acreage can be
bought now at Darlington al
practically your own terms The
school and church facilities at
Darlington ars excellent The
soil ~ the richest In the state
by government test. and a little
garden vii. do wonders toward
supporting the family and pay
INK for the home
Here ~ what "a going on az
Darlington now:
The Cascade Steel Foundry
Co. are erecting a plant which
will employ one hundred and
nifty skilled. highly paid me
chanics rfght on the start That
means about SIX hundred people.
a hundred homes added TO Earl.
lnEton al ~ once Don't delay
See about buying a lot az Earl.
ington right away before prioee
begin 10 raise
TAX darlington 20 the own
crs Of Darlington
The IOneS-IhOmSOn
Investment Co.
ii3 Seneca 81. Seattle Wash
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sHUR-oN EYE GLASSES

Are the most comfortable aud prac.
teal eye glass made. and will
stay on the nose whom most other
styles fat Come In and examine
them We make them. schuchard
Optical Co, 1907 Second Az. 49,
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The presidents address viii be
delivered In the Auditorium. where
the waterways convention will be
In session. Thousands OF visitors
from Tennessee. Arkansas. Miaals.
Nippl aud Louisiana are expected.
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ADJUSTMENTS


A. the brand.
The Time. tho Place and the
Girl' finishes the week AZ the
Grand. The Prince OF Pilaon" Will
BIO next weeks offering.
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'kontuclsy" will be next eeek's Of.
fenug,
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A. the Seattle.

The Mayor OF Toxic finishes
weeks engagement Al the Seat.
lilo Lheater sntnrday nlghl Tin Old
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pUATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today aa
follown
McPheraon-~T. a. Mcpherson. 1.
Dacha are coming n you want
tlIein. set itaira hand.loadod shells
nii F1rut ay. go
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An Opportunity
of a Lifetime
Is Now Offered for Few Days by the
Osborn Conservatory of Music

0 !
/ h&&A To Limited Number Who Desire a Musical Education
k&syxA The mandolin acknowledged 10 DC
NO. build the foundation the easiest
E&X&s4 learn. and gain confidence yourself Then
II e##sW j a position TO take music Hum
V5$ dreds avaiing themselves OF the opportunity
II - offer a testimonial received Friday from Spo-
kane cannot help but put in this ad
s. spoane Sept q
spokane vast
| e me ago w Of
i
4
4 i up to you're tt d ~ n M
4
We have good many could help
put this because seemed the ground thoroughly
NO" then the people ask how afford advertise such
~ cost and Of these high grade Osborn Mandolns
ee II simple Square dealing individual ownership
% profits with thousands bills
from 900 10 900 ayaaud who aesa
ns living advertiser small each and thousands Of them.
0Ou wages employees and always willing back
y any statement made Of ads contracts We give
% teach pupil the for $20 whether takes 40
% or OOO lessons and 20 find out good ask
~ house commercial agency bank in the United States with
we have done business S35 90 regular price; $500 for
and 5000 for the lessons; but limited
ton h instruments will be given away free OF charge with 5000 tut
@ Oa only through solicitors the outside Permanent n-
Los Angeles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
TheIr Eseaps : MIracIe i.

0adsden, Ala. April 16.-Seversl
hundred feet OF steam piping explod-
ed shortly after midnight here az the
furnace Of the Alabama Consolidated
Coal and Iron company with terrific
force. Six men who were near the
boilers At The time, escaped unin-
jured, although - vas a miracle that
they were killcl outright. Il was
fortunate tnat the accident did not
happen during the day, a. the loss Of
life would have been heavy. a large
number Of men being engaged at work
AZ this point on the day shift.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
FRANCHISE GRAFT.
Most Sensational Disclosures Expect
ed In San Francisco.


San Francisco. April LITTLE in
vestIgations Of the grand jury win
turn this week to the United Rail-
ways and TO overhead trolley fran
chise graft.
The outcome of this line OF inquiry
is expected to result in the most SEN
sational disclosures and charges that
have been made. The telephone In
vestigatIon was practically ended on
Saturday, and when the grand Jury
meets on Tuesday afternoon. It will
be to enter direct on the new line OF
work 1t has mapped out.
It Is possible that one or two other
witnesses will be examined in con-
nection with the telephone bribers
before the final indictments are re-
turned, but these will be Put on the
witness stand at odd times. and will
not interfere In any way with the
other line Of investigation.
Beyond going ahead at once with
the trolley inquiry, the grand jury
has not mapped out its future line
Of work. It Is a matter of some doubt
how much time will be necessary to
conclude the working connection with
the United Railways bribery case.
but 1t Is understood that the next
corporation In Nine will be the San
Francisco Gas and Electric company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
Thrtslened strlke 49,

New YORK. April i6.--Announce-
meet is made thar a. a result OF the
ave days ecnference. the threatened
strike Of IS 600 employees on the ex-
press companies operating IN the
Metropolitan district. has been avert
I'd The employees have gsined an
Increase 81 wages. . reduction IL
heir hours Of work "a noft eases
from i2 10 10 hours. and the rsoog-
ni,ioa Of their unloa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
no De rrIsd By oourtmartlaI .

Seattle, Wash, April ia dis
patch from Port Townsend 70 the
Post-IntellIgsnosr, says that Lieu
tenant Herbert Miller. OF the coast
artillery, attached 70 the Fort Flag
Ter garrison, VIII be tried by court
martial. Lieutenant Miller Is a neph-
ew Of James A Garfield. ono OF the
martyred presidents OF the United
States, and son OF wealthy steel
operator Of Harrisburg, Pa. He is
charged with conduct unbecomlnK an
oficer AID a gentleman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
Work OF TRAM wREoKERs.
Fatal Crash Of the Texas and Pacific
Westbcund Passenger.


AIexandria, Ia. April l6 Three
men killed and one probably fatally
injured is the result OF what is be-
lieTed to be the work Of train wreck
Ders at CheneyyilIe. 80 miles southeast
Of here. on the Texas and Pacific
railroad. while q westbouhd train
plunged into an open switch. while
running at a high rate Of speed.
The wFeckage caught FIRE and the
mail car, baggage and express car
and two passenger coaches were en-
tirely consumed.
The dead:
Engineer John T. Coyington. Of
New Orleans.
Fireman Michael Kass. Of New.or-
leans.
One unidentified man, whose badly
eharred body was found in the wreck
age.
The Injured: Express Messenger
William Rough. Of New Orleans. bad
ly burned.
An Investigation. made as soon as
It was daylight, showed that the
switch lock had been broken, and the
switch turned and the signal lantern
thrown away. A full investigation
10 now being made by the railroad Of
ficials.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
INHERITANCE TAKES.
Vast Sum Derived from Levy by the
British Exeheauer In Past.

British Exchequer In Past.
London, April 1G. The amazing
sum Of 81 OO5 900 has been derived
by the British sxchequer from the
death duty" inheritance taxi, since
It was instituted by Sir william Har-
court. In 1895.
This year, owing to the unprece-
dentod number Of milllonaires who
have died. the amount has reached
record figure, estimated att ss5,
900 900, WHICH has exceeded the bud
get estimates by several million doll
lars.
With this Influx OF wealth, Chancel-
Tor OF the EOcheauer Asqulth expects
TO be able 10 announce surplus OF
$40 900 600 in his coming budget.
The death duty Is a ten per cent
tax on the'net estate OF wealthy men.
and its burden often embarrasses
their heirs The present Duke OF
Rutland, who succeeded 70 the title
last year, has had to close his chief
residence, Belyoir castle, owing Co
the demands Of the revenue on his
fathers fortune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

New York, April 16,-Folloiwng
the cessation In hostuhles In Central
America, announcement Is made that
the Hondnran authorities have ap-
pointed all NicaraguRn consals, con-
snls general charges d'afraires and
ministers both OF this country and
abroad also 10 represent Honduras.
The policy Of the new government OF
Honduras is 70 retrenoh, and this IL
stated 20 be the main reason for
unsrging the oOnsulates. etc. (, Of both
countries.
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eIalssnth contInentaI cenar.a.

Washington, April l6.-The SIX.
henth continental congress Of the
apghiers Of The American Revolu-
en viii assemble In this city 10 an
aeal convention which will extend
opghont the week. Mrs. Donald
Lean, the president general, viii
lte and important questions OF
IA VIII BE- considered. Mrs. r..
Park, Of Georgia, VIII respond 10
Tie address 81 welcome.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
NatlonaI Peace cenfsrene,

New York, April le.-Ths national
arbitration and peace congress Of
America. which meets three days thl.
week and which has attracted to rs
sessions many prominent men both
from this country ana Europe, held
ia arst dellberalive meeting al Car
asgie hall, Monday Andrew Car
nsgie. who has taken "a active part
ia promoting ne conferences. presided.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
-pEoeLE ARANDoN Lille HOME
MIX River in Montana Does Great
DAMAGE.

MIX River in Montana Does Great
Damage.
Great Falls, Mont April IT,
Adyices from the north state that
Glasgow is completely cut off from
the outside world BY the flood Of the
MIX river, except by boat. stock
interests will suffer severely in the
vicinity of Glasgow, Malta and Gull
-berson, hundreds Of cattle perishing
in the bottom lands,
Great Northern passenger trains
are being pushed through three feet
Of waisg In some localities.
The freight trafic is practically at
a standstill.
Meager adviees from the outlying
sections tell OF many ranch families
being compelled to abandon their
homes and seek safety on higher
ground There are also unconhrmed
reports Of loss of life.
The crest OF the flood Is believed
to have passed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

Madrid, April le.-The beautiful
and costly layette mass fer the use
Of The royal baby has been blessed
By the pope His holiness win also
send hshesr'fe robe for the infar,
Nhice vas mad By TIE most skip.
ful nuns 70 Rome. TIE Sneen i
entoyisg excellent health and dive
cut daily.
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II AIM NOT INSANE"
SAYS HARRY THAM
His Remarkable Proceeding ct
Critical Period Of Trial.
LAWYER DELMAs IS SURPRISES
Probable Changes Thaw VIII Make in'
His STAFF Of Attorneys Now ARGUS.
ing Considerable lntsrsst--o'Rsilly
Now Counsel Of Record in Case.

New York, April 16.-Inierest In
the case OF Harry X Thaw now cen
ters about the probable changes he.
VIII make in his stan Of lawyers.
While no Official announcement has
been made In this regard, iniimations
have come from the lawyers them
selves that changes have been made
and others VIII. follow.
Dolphin. a. Delnlas, who lead the
recent trial has Il Is stated. sew
cred his connection with the case,
In this connection story OF the re-
marKable proceeding OF Thaw at a
critical period OF his trial = pubAsh-
ed here The story reoltes that
when the trial was resumed after the
report OF the lnracy commission. Mr.
Delmas called Or Hamilton to ghe
stand toihave him testify as to Thaws
mental condition when the murder
was committed He was just about
to question him when he received a.
note from Thaw which read;
"You are no longer IN charge OF.
my case"
Deelmas, surprised. secured the
courts permission TO confer with his
client. the story states, and when
he asked Thaw what the note meant
Thaw Is said to have replied
"Itmeans just what It says You
are not going to make those men tes-
tify that am insane. am sane,
and you know it. You are no long
er in charge Of my case"
Mr.. Delmas then asked Thaw for
permission to withdraw, but his re-
quest was refused. Delmas, under
the law, could not voluntarily retire
from the case, and Thaw having
told him that he (Thaw) was the Lead
ing counsel In his own case, Mr.. Del
mas asked him what he wished done.
Il want you to take DR.. Hamilton
on The stand and begin 70 sum up
before the jury" was the reply.
Delmas attempted to reason with
Thaw, bur he was immovabie and
thereapon announced that the defend
ant rested his case and DR.. Hamll-
ton was excused without testlfyinE.
Daniel oReilly makes the an
nouncement that he Is now counsel OF
record for Thaw and will be in 40
tive charge OF the csse hereafter. He
was appointed to that position
couple Of weeks ago, he said. sue
eeedIns Clifford Hartfidge. Thaw
appointed o'Rellly the day Mr.. Hart |
ridge started to cross examine DR.. |
MahoR. Mr., o'Reilly says, and tried
to frame 4 hypothetical question
which the judge ruled out.
Mr.. 0Reilly is authority for the
statement that he Is the only one OF
the ave lawyers Thaw has re-engaEsd
but he says that Thaw IL fond Of
Lawyer Peabody. and thas he win be
retained. DeImas and Gleason, ao-
oordins to Mr.. o'Rellly. are out for
good.
Lawyer o'Rsilly VIII move within a
week 10 have ThAw released on bal. /
and he expects 20 succeed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

Havana. April ie IA mas been o.
sted that Cuba shall sead three eel.
esetes . she Hague conferences Cen
sale caesata. lhe minlstsr Is waah-
iae,on. yin - ose o. ne eeskstst
~ etAegs have noi ~ Asah shssa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

Washington. April nc The state
.partment received 4 dispatch Moa-
az announcing ne death % George
Roosevelt. a cousin the president
8 Brussels where Ne was consul
seeral He died a. midnight. but
ne cause of asath IS pot gisen he
a. hern iSlf. ana served Fi,h tit.
e,lon lp ne eiril esf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
RESULT OF LABOR FEuD.
over One Hundred workmen Killed In
RuussIan Poland.

Russian Poland.
Lodz, Russian Poland, April Is, -
During the last four weeks over 100
workmen have been killed or wounded
here as The result OF labor feuds.
The government has failed to pro-
tect those who are willing to work
and the latter have taken matters In
to their own hands, and are violent
~ expelling the terroristic, anar-
chistic and socialistlc agItatnrs.
AS the Jews form over so per cent
OF the socialists. there Is some ap-
prshensiOn that the ineensed work
men may engage In an anti Semitic
outbreak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
ls1uasd Fortunes says IN POoFheuss

tegused Fortunei stays IN PooFheuse.
Omaha. Neb,, April i6.--Patriek
aulhgan. the inmate OF the Doug
3as Comfy Poorhouse. who recently
Iell heir to a fortune OF s1o0. 600, has
efused 10 leave the poorhouse. and
~ announced that he intends t.
e9na charity home Tor old men
ISh AL his money, Mulllgan has
Beer 20 long In tho poorhouso that
" says he will moi feel At home any
Nhere else. Three trustees viii
have charge OF the home which ha
Hill establish Mulhgan's money
teme from a brother who died IN San
FAnclsoo several months ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
CITY OF MEXICO IS
SHAKEN BY QUAKE
Disturbance Lasted FOR Period
of -Four Minutes.
AAsIrANrs 80 RON AoMEs

tlsaraph Wires Put Out of Commits
ION and city lie in Darkness Owing
. Failure d electric LIshts-shOek
Pronounced Heaviest In Years.
city Of Mexico, April Is-An earth
aaks lasting for four and half
nutes clarified thas city sunday
lsht.
The .parth rocked in long, swing
nation. terrifying the inhabi-
lis. but doing no damage so far
can be learned.
Clocks IN the city stopped at 1884
xican time. which Is SO minutes
Lower than American time, and the
rceptible motion Of the earth ceas-
at l1;3sh
Telegraph wires were put out OF
mmiMion ,ysnd for a.short time the
III was III darkness. owing TO the
lure OF me electric Iights.
fhe asphalt on a paved corner on
nel de Mayo street, one Of the prin-
phi streets OF The city. was crack
open Tor q distance OF ten yards
The shock IL pronounced the beay-
here ~ years
People thronged the street, many
Ying fed from their hotels and
dwellings, n their night robes.
Albany, N. r., April 16.-The
ongest and longest earthquake
cck recorded on the seismograph /
the state museum here since the
irnment was installed. began at
4 ma Monday and continued for
BE than two hours The record is
lch more pronounced than that
tde By the San Francisco earth
axe last year, The maximum vi
Ation was so severe as to swing the
andrlnm clear or the recording cyl
edef
Washington, April 16s-Aooording
e q specltl bulletin issued by the
eathor bureau Monday, distant
rlhQuake OF great intensity was re-
prded by the weather bureau sells
ogfaph. The greatest movement OF
no earth at Washington occurred in
"a east and west direction, and last
from l:26 to 1i4l, while the prln-
PAL portion OF the north-south move
ment lasted only until 1:s3 a. m.
he total duration OF the earthquake
Has over TWO hours. These records
sem 70 indicate an unusually violent
rthouake at distance comparable
Internally with those which re-
nty occurred at Valparaiso and At
lnEslon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

tlearaph Wires Put Out Of Commits.
on and city ls IN Darkness Owing
y Failure 81 electric LIshts--shock
Pronounced Heaviest In Years.
city OF Mexico, April I6--An earth