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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-16

Office space and large bay window
213 North Main street. 34t6'
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Housekeeper, go to the Western
Grocery for home cooking during the
convention. 374
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Trade Directory.


KARL A. SNYDER practices before
all courts and u. s. Land Office
Office new Garst Bldg. Main st,
Stairway between Pattersoa's and
Kiplings.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner,
Jeweler n Optician. sStf
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Boellner. the Jeweler. has It
cheaper. 37tf
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Toothsome delicacies ready for IL
table at the Western Grocery. BIT
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Photographers.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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Seed Store.

ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED CO.-AH kinds of field and
garden seed, write for catalogue.
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Piano Tuners.

GOOD TUNERS, like good pianos,
are scarce. Try Bernard Pos, the
expert piano tuner for both. Oppo,
site P. o., phone IS.
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Mems Furnishers.

e. H. WILLIAMS & CO.-The only
exclusive Mems Publishers in the
Pecos Valley.
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Book Store.
B~illiard-POOI Halls.
BOttling Works.
Cigar Stores.

THE ROTHENBERG & SCHLOSS
CIGAR CO.-Most complete line CT.
gars in the city.
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Low prices on refrigerators.-Makin
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
hang paper the right way. Phone
215. 3t26*
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Sanatorium

ROSWELL TENT CITY AND SANA
TORUM, Incorporated DIR. C. L
Parsons, Manager.
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Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and wood. we buy hides, phone 20.
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best
East Second St., Phone 126.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light and power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Harness & SaddIery.

F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Dye Works.

K C. DYE enthusiastically estab.
Mshed here Cleaning n pressing
suits made to order, phone SIT.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Mrs. Natalie Schenck Col
Inns Freed From Eng
liSh Oficer-Parted
on Honeymoon.

NEW YORK, oct 31-Closely follow
ing the decree Of divorce granted to
Mrs. Natalie Schenck Collins by Justice
Davis. New York and Newport society
was confident today that the popular
young woman would soon become the
wife OF Paul Rainey. the young Cleve-
land millionaire. who has been admitted
to the innermost coUncils OF the four
hundred.
Mr.. Rainey, who really has the mil
lions, which Capt. Charles Glen Collins,
the poverty-stricken English officer pre-
tended TO have, has been most constant
in his attentions to Natalie Schenck Col
Inns for a year or more, and has been
her trusted adviser in all matters.
Where one went the other could be
found, and it is an open secret OF all
society that the two would be married
when Mrs Collins was freed by the di-
vorce courts.
Collins was a captain Of the Cameron
Highlanders, a crack Scotch regiment.
and Natalie Schenck forme,1 his ac-
quaintance at Georgian Court AXE
wood. n. J.. the residence OF .teOrgS
]. Gould. Later she met Captain Coins
at Gibraltar where they became en-
gagged. They were married in California
in the fall OF 1904 and started on a
honeymoon tour OF the world, but part
ed at Honolulu. They have an infant
son.
Their honeymoon Is said to have been
three months OF storm, with a sad awak-
ening for each in finding that the other
was not wealthy.
As Natalie Schenck Mrs Collins was
a society beauty She Is the daughter
of Mrs SpottiSWood Schenck During
the Spanish-American War she started
an endless chain scheme to provide an
ice plant for the Rec Cross in Cuba. She
obtained S25,000 in dimes, and the system
Of letters spread so enormously that the
postal authorities had to check It.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
WIDEN CANAL
IS DECISION
OF OFFICIALS
President and Cabinet
Want the Ditch Ten
Feet Bigger.

The Panama Canal win be widened
ten feet
This is the decision reached bv Of
ficials OF the Navy Department after a
conference at The White House Tues
day, when the question was considered
at length by President Roosevelt and
his Cabinet.
The report received at the War De-
partment today contains the inforn,a- :
tion that the Secretary Of the Navv s,,a
his advisory staff have recomnsnSisSi
that the canal be made at least no feet
wide. The determination reached nv
the officials in charge OF the canal
work It Is thought. was on direct advica
from President Roosevelt
Assistant Secretary OF War Oliver.
asked Tor the report SO that future or
ders for materials to be shipped TO fbe
canal zone would be properly 'fiIIed.
II IS said the increase In size in sbe
merchant vessels as well as the var-
ships made it necessary that this step
should be taken
Under the old arrangement of the canal
the new merchant vessel passing from
about five feet leeway on either side of
the vessel, amidship. This was consiS-
cred too small an allowance
It is also thought that future shin
building VIII clearly demonstrate that
canal no feet wide viii not be too preaf
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
ROOT is BGOAED
FOR PRESIDENCY
BY SEN. SCOTT
West Virginian Says His
Strength Is Greater
Than Believed.

The Root Presidential boom was
launched today by Senator Scott at the
White House. after he had talked with
the President.
The Senator has Just returned from
triP 70 Mexico. where he had an In
| terview with President Diaz- He wished
TO tell President Roosevelt a few Of the
pleasant things the great Mexican had
said about Mr.. Root, whose recent visit
10 the southern republic created 50
much favorable comment among the in
ternational politicians. and incidentally
desired 10 talk American finance with
the head Of the Administration.
Mr.. Roots visit had a most happy
effect IN Mexico said Senator Scott
and President Dlaz has the highest ad-
miration for him. If Mr.. Root were 10
be brought into the Presidential race
by his home State, New York. I think
he would make very strong candidate
for I have heard nothing but praise fer
his abilities and achievements every
where / nave Travelled. he has q greg {
many more admirers throughout the
country than most people believe
DO you think Mr.. Root is likely to
become candidate?" the West Virginia
Senator was asked.
Z would not be at all surprised If his
home State brought him to the front
replied Mr.. Scott. IF New York were
TO present him he would Oe a most for
midable candidate
Senator Scott returned from Mexico
full Of praise for President Diaz.
AT seEenty-seven ne is as strong and
vigorous as I am at sixty-five." caid
the Senator. He rides a horse and
sits as straight as any man can, and
performs a great deal OF work every
day VIII they continue 20 talk about
his successor I do not know. Certainly
from all appearances. none viii be
needed for a long time"
Senator Scott told the President that
West Virginia was thus far unpledged
on the Presidential succession question.
And I hope" he added, that IL viii
rsrr..tin I.nnledged for the nresentn
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
UNION PACIFIC
WILL ORGANIZE
HOLDING COMP ANY
$500. 100000 Corpora
ton Will Take Over In
veStments of Rail-
road Company.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-PIans are being
completed today by the executive com
mittee OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company for TIE formation ota holding
company. capitalized at sSt-l00o. COO to
take entire charge of the outside invest
nlents Of the railroad corporation.
The income from the Investments. il is
said, win be Ia the neighborhood of
S15.O00,0o0. which Mr. Hartman declares
viii be divided between the stockholders
Of the road in some manner. To over
come the perDlexing problem as to what
snail be done with the S75,00O.O 600 worth
OF convertible bonds. it is said that a
change viii be made in the terms Of
the bonds. making them on an equality
with stock.
Besides the executive committee of the
Union Pacific, Oliver Ames, Robert w
Goelet, and p. A. Valentine have charge
Of the plans for forming the new hold
ing company.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
No One Escaped.
Even C0rpSeS Were
Consumed.
Latest News Agrees
With FirSt--l5,0O0
Killed.

BERLIN. Oct. sL-A volcanic exnIo-
sion-not an earthquake nor noun
tain-sIiGe- -annlhilated Karatagh and
wiped cur practically It's entire popula-
ton. according 10 advices received BY
Berlin newspapers from towns on the
Trans-Caucasian railway. only Ioo miles
north OF the scene OF the disaster.
Tbs town stood over the crater OF a
volcano, extinct since prehistoric times.
BY sudden revival OF the pent-uD
energy below. the latest version has il.
the mountain was hf0rally split in half
with an explosion la : that Of millions
Of tons OF dynamite
The city, with Ill IT'S buildings and
inhabitants. was blown skyward and
scattered for miles by the wind
no One Escaped.
The nature OF the catastrophe Is de-
cared 70 account for the aImust un-
precedented loss or life. OF the in
habitants OF the town itself, it Is said,
not one escaped Even the oorpses were
consumed
The survivors are reported to be but
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The Washington times., 1907-10-31
INF FURIATED MOB
THREATENS MAN

REMOVE. Pa. Oct. 31.-Five hundred
men are massed around the Jan to
which Fred Jackson twenty-five. was
brought today from Howard. Pa. where
he went shortly after the finding of the
nude and violated body of little Marv
Donnelly early yesterday morning. No
formal charge has been placed against
Jackson
Assistant District Attorney KInfner
prevented an attempt to break the iaiI
We are not sure, said Kintner as
he spoke to the crowd. You rnirht do
harm to an innocent man." So the
crowd IS waiting
Jackson's snOes have been taken To
the scene of the crime, to see II they
will at the footprints.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
ARMENIAN WOMAN
TELLS Of THREATS
FROM HUNCHAKIST
William Astor Chanler Ad-
mits Attending Stanford
Whites Pie Dinner.

NEW YORK, oct. S.-Detectives
searched every outgoing ship in New
YORK harbOr today for a trace Of Ray
mond Hitchcock, the comedian, who
disappeared yesterday following the re-
turning by tue grand jury Of six Indict.
nlents charging serious crimes agaiusr
him in the alleged mistreatment of
young girls,
Dozens Of plain clotIiess men secured
the Tenderloin district today. searching
every place in which Hitchcock has
been known: all his haunts wer.
watched: his home at Great Neck. I.
and every means Of escape from the
city
Flora Zabelle. HItchcock's beautiful
wife. is Frustrated at the home Of n
cousin. who lives near Great Neck
Herman Fromme. Hitcncock's counsel
denied any knowledge Of his where
abouts and professed ito fear that he
had been drugged or murdered by
enemies.
Police Think Otherwise.
At police headquarters It is said that
1t is case Of jumping his bail" or sui-
eide The actor had been released un-
der bonds of 5000. an amount which
would mean little TO him or his friends
If Hitchcock has jumped MS bail. the
question arises as to what refuge the
comedian could seek in safety. It IS 5e-
lieved that he naturally would go to
Europe, II possible, and II is pointed ont
that the steamer Majestic sailed yester-
day morning an hour after the close of
mis- last scene.
The charges against Hitchcock are of
so serious a nature that If proved ana
the total penalty were imposed. his
term OF service IN prison would amount
to sixty years.
not believe her husband had run away
from the indictments, but she declared
he had been luTeo away and murdered
by the hand Of blaCkmailing Hunchaktst
assassins. which terrified the ArmenIa5ls
Of New YORK last summer.
Feared Hunchakist.
Miss Zabeile. who is almost as promi-
nent in the theader world. as her I;1,s-
band. declared that Hitchcock had been
with death by the HunchaiS-
list Society, and that ne had expressed
a fear that they would kin him.
His wife was Zabelle Mangasarian
She is the daughter of a wealthy Az
iDenian preacher, ManEasar NJ Nam
gasarian, Of Chicago. The family BveG
in a marble palace on a magnificent es-
tate on The BOsphorus before 1t was
driven away by the Armenian secret
societies,
Fearing he would be killed II he ever
to America, Manga asarian pre-
sented the palace a year ago to Hitch
cock, who had married his daughter in
st. Louis IT, May. 1865.
Miss Zabelle, who is so III from worry
in her apartments in the Hotel Flanders
that she has temporarily left "A yam
kee Tourist" said that when the black
mailing Armenians in this country
heard of the transfer Of the Bosphorous
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The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Company Worth s47o,777.
IneoTporated Il q.

The report shows that the company
was Incorporated by an act Of Con-
Eress July %. 1854. and the capital stock
should not exceed SI50.00c, and each
share should De Of ne par value OF s2s.
Congress reserved - right 70 fncor-
porate other gas cos panic IN the Dis-
-trict and 20 amend or REPEAL this act
of Incorporation.
In 1895 Congress passed an act, among
other things. providing that the George
town Gas Light Company and The
Washington Gas Light Company should
not thereafter Issue any greater number
OF shares OF stock than should be equal
10 the actual cash value OF the plant.
necessary cost OF construction OF en-
largements. and the cost Of extensions
any increase to be decided upon petition
to and reviewed by the court
The Washington times., 1907-10-31

TO REOPEN SOON.
DIRECTORS PLAN

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-After a meet
ing of the directors and the stockhold-
ers of tho knickerbocllsr Trust Com
pany today, a plan TO reopen the bank
was decided upon. The consent OF its
20.0o0 deposltors viii be asked
The scherae is TO pay I0eCo depositors
who have accounts of less than s1.Gl0
in fun at once. The bigger depositors
are to get a part of theirs and interest
at the rate az 4 per cent until all VIII
have been paid
President Higgins said ultimately the
institution would make good every cent.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Report a Victory for
Georgetown Corpora
ton in Petition to
Increase Stock.
Would Raise Capital to
$500, ,000-No Recon-
mendations Made.

Auditor James G. Payne today in his
report sUbmitceG 70 the Supreme Court
Of the District on the petition of the
Georgetown Gas Light Company TO ia
crease its capital allows the company
valuation OF sac. i57sO on its prG2.erty.
As the company peuuoned 10 increase
its stock 10 $Soo.o the decision is dis
unctly III their favor.
Auditor Payne rules that al property
used by the compstny OF a tangible or
intangible nature must be considered in
the valuation. The report deals solely
with the value Of the property and
makes no recommendations.
Company Worth s47o.777.
As result Of testimony submitted to
Auditor Payne he hnds the total actual
cash value Of the plant Of the company,
including all Of It's property physical
and intangible TO be $50. o.77T.3o. with a
floating Indebtedness Of $1,000. The
summary shows the following:
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
FRAUD CHARGED
At EXCISE HEARING.
LICENSE REFUSED

/ Charges of fraud against ". ". Nell
! gan and OF falsen0od against his At
torney H Il. Darneille, former assessor
/ OF the District. we're made by Edmund
I Brady. attorney for DR.. George w. Hur-
! lebaus, of Fourteenth and Y streets
northwest. at hearing before the Ex-
else Board today on the application OF
Mr. NelIgan for a retail license at 20l4
+: Fourteenth street, at present conducted
- a wholesale house. The application
was rejected by The unanimous vote OF
the board
The hearing was interspersed by re-
marks bordering on personalities be-
tween George L. Baker and Mr.. Oar
nellie. who appeared for Mr.. Neligan,
and n. J. Colbert. Mr.. Brady. and A. A.
Shoemaker, attorneys for the protest.
ants. Mr.. Colbert criticized the appear
anee Of Mr.. Darneille before the board
saying that ne was endeavorIng TO i'm
pose his personality upon that body. and
warned the board that II shouId NOT
be lntimidated by the arguments OF Ets
former chairman. To this Mr. DarnefIIs
took exception, saying that he was ap-
pearlng as private citizen, and was
within his rights in presenting Mr. Nell
gau's argument.
Attorneys Clash.
AS for Dr. Hurlebaus." said Mr.
Dc.neille. ''he informed me that he
merely loaned his name to the petition
Of protest presented here today against
Mr. Neligan."
"Dr. Hurlebaus has told me that that
statement is an unqualified falsehood,"
Continued on Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
100000 Envelopes.

Our latest purchase. You get the bene-
fit of the price. Try US. Globe Printing
Co.. IA & Z nw.-Adv
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The temperature viii be slightly high
CT tonight in the lower lake region, ana
States.
Storm warnings are displayed on The
straits OF Juan de Fuca from PORT
Crescent west and at North Head Ola
the Pacific coast.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast viii be fresh nOrthessterly; on
the south Atlantic coast fresh north
eaSte'ly, increasing, and on the east
east.
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports viii have fresh northeasteriv
winds and fair weather to the Grand
Banks
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
TWO SHOT BY DETECTIVES;
CAUSE FOR ACT UNKNOWN

PITTSBURG. Oct. 31.-Without any ap-
parent provocation. two detectives. said
TO be employed by the Pennsylvania
railroad, drew their Tevolvers last night
and shot down two Young men IN Pit
EARN near here.
The mer shot are Daniel Boyer and
William Berryman. Both are seriously
wounded.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
TEMPERATURE.

TEMPERATURE.
= a Al.s-+.-.-s -s..-..s-..-........... 10
u noon. ~
] p. m......................,. 4g
p 4h.-s-'-..''-'- -----------.--s........... 80
SUN TABLE
sun setS To-Day > -0l
sun rises tomorrow. ........6:Z7
TIDE TABLE.
High water today. n. m
Low water today. 1927 y "a
High wafer tomorrow, 4:N a M, 4:30 D N.
Low water tomorrow, I0.50 q m, II .I6 y. n.
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, Oct. 81
Both rivers clear
The Washington times., 1907-10-31

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
WILL INSPECT SALOON LIQUOR.
Council Committee Fsvors Letting the
eo,rdof Health 90 Inspecting.

Atlanta. March 2s.-An ordnance
will be presented 10 council next
MoAsay afternoon providing for an In
spectlon OF the whisky sold In the city
In the saloons. but 1t VIII not provide
for an inspector as requested In
resolution introduced In council by
Alderman Toy.
At q meeting OF the ordinance COM
mittee. Alderman Keys resolution.
calling for a whisky inspector. was
read. II was the opinion of the COM
mittee that such an inspector would
~ exactly be the proper thing, AMI
~ motion OF Councilman Martin and
Alderman Peters. Il was agreed to
get Chairman Terrell. Councilman
Pomeroy AMI the city attorney TO
frame an ordinance giving the board
Of health the power 70 secure samples
Of whiskey from saloons from time to
time, such samples 10 be analysed by
the city bacteriologlst. There will
be a provision II any adulterated whis-
Ky Is sold the saloon man shall be
fined aud his license revoked.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
Two Killed In Wreck.

81. Paul. Mimi, March 2s.-The
Northern Pacific passenger train for
Duluth. which left 81. Paul at II p.
m, Tuesday was wrecked at Carl
ton. MINI, early Wednesday morn
ing. The engine, mail and combi-
nation cars were deraIlsd and the en-
gineer and fireman. whose names
have not yet been learned. we're kill
ed. Meager reports received at
Northern Pacific headquarters here do
not indicate that any passengers were
killed. The derailmenI knocked down
the telegraph poles Of the North
American Telegraph company and
communication with Duluth over that
line Il Interrupted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA FRIDAY, MARCH 20 1907

entrance into the car evidently caused
the suSstance, whether dynamite or
caps, 70 explode.
Coroner Thohpson has been noa-
s,ss and expects 10 hold an inquest
ave, the bodies Of the dead negroes
The ere alarm was sounded imme-
dia:ely following the explosion but
fortunately. there was no ere. other
vlss che disaster would have been
more horrible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29

New York, March 2s.-Mrs. Char
lemSnge Tower. wife Of the American
ambassador. in Berlin. who arrived
here from Europe last Wednesday, is
III at the hotel Manhattan. Il is IN
derstood that an operation has become
necessary and hat a cablegram has
been sent TO Berlin summoning Am
bassador Tower 10 his vife's side.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
Assaults Msds on LIttIs oIr.

McDonough. Ca. March ss.---A Is
year-old negro boy named Buck Hugh
eriminallx assaulted the 4-year-old
daughtsf of John Daniels, who resides
about 10 miles from this place, The
screams OF the child attracted the at
tentIon OF the mother. and she went
no the ehild's rescue. The mother
Nthen rang the farm DELL. which called
MIR. Daniels. who was working about
a half mile away. Mr.. Daniels gave
chase and captured the negro. He
then brought him 10 McDonough. and
turned him over 10 the sheriff. The
desire OF the father 10 let the Law
take It's course and the youth of the
asssilant have prevented any very
great excitement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29

assuming gala attire for the coming
event Of the King Alfonso and King
inward. King Charles, OF Lisbon.
bother -in-iaw Of King Alfonso. will
PROBABLY 80 with Alfonso TO meet the
brother king. and q 10 probable that
the dowager queen Maria Christina
win also make the journey to greet
Queen Alexandra.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
Russian Editor Assassin,ted

Moscow. Russia, March 2s.-Dr.
Jollos, editor OF the Russki viedo-
most. was assassinated here on We'd
nesday by an unknown youth, who
shot him with revolver as he was
leaving his residence. The murderer
escaped. DR.. Jollos was a member
OF the lower house OF the first Rus
sian parliament.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
Sudden Death for cnaisss.

New York, March 2s.-WhN 4.
gagged in a business consultation
once OF J. n. Lane & Co.,
sion merchants. John W. ces~
cotton operator Of Augusta. Ga. Z,
stricken With aDoplery and as -
Huesoa street hospital. S&s
here On q business TIN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
ksyrtons Exprssa peraIl.d.

Pittsbufg. March 27.-Train No. 20
on the Pennsylvania railroad known
as the keystone Express. east bound.
was derailed near wilmerding. Pa. :,
4 miles east OF here. early wednes-
day morning. The engine. two mail
cars and a combination baggage and
smoker left the tracks, but no one
was hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-29
Cold Wave ssrlkss Nsbra.k.

Norfolk, Neb.. Mafcn 2s.-A cold
wave causs's a frop Of % degrees
struck Norfolk AID The northwest last
night. The range for the Wednesday
day IS degrees and the range OF the
week IS degrees, Tuesday OF last week
having surpassed all March records
with 81.