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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
u. S. CIRCUIT COURT
No Case. In the Call, and Judges VIII
Coufer us to Those Argued.

No Cnse. in the Call, and Judges VIII
Coufer us to Those Argued.
The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals convened yesterday morning at
10 o'clock with Judges Pritchard, Nor
ris and Waddill sitting.
The following cases were argued:
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. United
States of America, defendant In err
ror in error to the Circuit Court at
Wilmington, NJ. G. Cause called for
argument, and-it appearing to the court
that there was no final Judgment en-
tered In the court below, and that the
writ OF error was, therefore. improvi-
IDENTIFY awarded, the writ OF error was
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany. plaintiff in error. VS.. William
g. Geraty. defendant III error; in error
to the Circuit Court at Charleston, S.
C. Argued by w. n, Fitzsimons. OF
Charleston s.. c.. for the plaintiff IN
error. and by ". Holman, OF
Charleston, S. c.. for the defendent in
error. and submitted.
Conference Day.
This being conference day, there will
be no cases In the call for argument,
but the court Will 60 into conference
on the cases argued during the week.
Court adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON n. c.. November pa
SFlRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing;
ret epts, 81 casks. Rosin--Nothing doing;
rec eipts, 16S barrels. Tar-steady at 32f0 /,
receipts. 124 barrels. Crude Turpentine--
Steady at s2G3.o0: receipts. IS barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, November 22.--SPIR-
ITS TURPENTISE-Firm at 43Ac.; sales,
6a3 casks; receipts 1917 casks: Shipments.
33S casks Rosin-F'irm; sales. 4.639 bar
rels: receipts ASS barrels; shipments, Leo,
barrels; stock. 1o7,202 barrels. Is.
CHARLEsToN, S. C.. November 22--
TuRPENT1NE AND Ros1N-Nothing do
ing Quotations omitted.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Ghiclso. r. l. and Pc. II. r. col. S.. CD
Colorado Industrial IS, series A...... ss,,
Colorado Midi.au as yu...,..f..t..,..
Colorado and Southern is.. ...,....... ~
Denver and Rio Crande IS. ......... IS
Ins,lers' Securities 5s............... So
Eric prior lien is..... 81
Erie General Is tbd)... .i....... IS
Hooking Valley AVS tbid) i. ........ aais
litter Met tks........ .............. as
Jnpan is.... Observation-Disclosures. 77;,
Japan 4hss. certificates. ............ STA
japan AVS. certificates. End series... SiS
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..... 80
Manhattan consol gold 4s............ IS
Mexican Central Is (asked).......... 72
Mexican Central LIST Inc. tbd)...... II
Mimi and St. Louis As tasked)...... 7ah
Missouri. Kansas and Tex. As ODD. 81
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds.... ~
Natl Il. r. of Mex con. As (askcd).. 76i,
New York Central gan 3iss........ So
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. November ao-Sea-
beard Air Line. common and Preferred
Nothing doing.
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NEW YORK November .a-BEEyES-
Regents o1sa hnad " Staar. ,.ar,. ami. h,,l,a

NF.W lORk. NoVtmber 629-BEEN Els
Receipts. asa head. steers very dull: bulls
steady to firm. Choice, tat firm.
Steers $3.50 a SO; bulls. s3.25d,4Oo; cows,
slion425, Calves-Receipts. $50 head.
Neals and Western calves full steady: grass
ers almost nominal. Ncals. $3.50 q ais:
good. $500: found Westerns. s4?5 sheep
and Lambs--Receipts 6.3s5 head, Sheep
weak to l5c. lower: choice lambs barely
steady. Sheep. S3.i0G $50: lambs, ss.l5dp
100. Hogs-.Recepts. 1916 head. Market
81. lower at S5.a5615S0.
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BALTIMORE.
MD. Novemhcr o.

BALTIMORE. MD. November eo--
FAOUR--Easier. Wheat--Weak; southern
mixed. 6sis On $3.50; new. spot. mixed 62&c.
white. 63is 639sc. Oats-Dul: No. 2 mix
ed. 57@571sc. Rye-Firm. Butter-Flrm
fancy creamery. 29a 3oc.: do, ladle. a2m
aSo.; store packed. IS a coo. Eggs-Steady
and unchanged at 31T32c. cheese-Firm:
Sugar-Unchanged; coarse granulated and
fine. $500.
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Ntw Jersey Contrnl gen 5s taskedl, I'VE
Northern Pacific Is. .....,,.......'.. y.
Northern Pacific IS lasked).. ....s... 9! 4
Noffoil, and Western con. Is. 81
Oregon Short Line refunding AZ. $50. ~,
T6nnsyIynnia ,cony. AIS sly
Reading General Northumberland. s7a
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s. 100
st. l.. and San Fran ~. As tnsked) 81
st Louis Southwestern con- Is s5s
Scaboard AIR Line AZ (asked). 81
Southern Pacific As. IIH
Southern Pac. LIST As. certf. (asked). 81
S 50: ID 5 $ss;:$ !:
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. s5A
Union Pacific conv. 4s............. sou
United states Steel end 5s........... 7sas
WnbashT .................. 10l
% %ssssS "a Rss !. ,si;::':::::: g &
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is ltasked).. Is
Wisconsin Central 4s (bid) ........... 7.M
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May ......... 7s5 7.s7 $50 7.5a
SHORT RIBS--Per 100 lbs.
IAN .......t... 6.7s 67e $50 6.62

Nay .....-....-. GOO 6.s5 go $40
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. No. spring wheat, sldl.03; No.
3. o3c. Si0a: No. 9 red. s7MaslNc. No. .
corn. 57@5711c.: No. yellow. SO 6Oisc. No.
oats, 49c.: No. white. 45g49c. No. 9
rye. 75c. Good feeding barley. 62@7oc.. fair
to choice mating. 7og7sc. rlaxseed--So.
! northwestern, 1907; prime timothy i,cd.
ribs. sides Uoose). $500 9s.75; mess pork,
pei barrel. sl2Il2.25: lard. per 100 pounds.
S3.o5: short clear sides tboxcdp. SIZE q az.
tei--Market steady: creameries. elis q 23c.;
diaries, @o02ic. Eggs--Steady at mark,
cases included. l7iaI 20lsc.: nrsts. e2c.;
prime nrsts. 2ic. Checsc--Stcady at 1.m
13C.
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D|SCONT|NUANCE
OF LIQUIDATION
That Class Wl,icl, Has Kept
Sentiment Nervous Was
Noticcably Less.
PUT STOP 10 ::
Arrangements Made TO Take Care
OF Threatened Interests i'll
Market.
PUT STOP TO SACRIFICES

NEW YORK, November es.--The most
important feature in todaS's stock mar.
knt was the discontinuance OF the
kind of liquidation which has KEPT
sentiment nervous and upset for sev-
eral days past. It was obvious that
tie circumstances which could force 50
painful o process must be sufficiently
serioux and the reports regarding the
seat OF the .,it,,culty had reached
stage OF grcat particularity. The aG-
tion OF the market to-day gave plansi.
biiity to the reports current that
arrangements have been ,,s t6 GpneIeaed
interests and thus put a stop to the
heavy sacrifices which were being made
in tile forcing Of liquidation. The mar
ket owed such recovery as It had 10
the Belief in this report. Some de-
mand there was from uncovered shorts.
but very little from any other source.
The estimates of the weeks curren-
cs movement showed still SO consid-
cradle a tide away from New York
as TO give warning of al possible fur
Their postponement of the turn towards
Improvement in the position of the
banks From another point OF view,
however, the resources this supplied
by the New York banks go to strength
en- the interior banks and to prepare
them for the resumption Of normal
operations. now looked for at an early
date.
Rates for call loans were maintained
to-day and the currency premium
while showing some relaxation. indi
Gated persisting obstacles to securing
cash for bank checks. a rise in the
price OF copper at the Metal Exchange
was an incident to which some i'm
portance was attached. The days !
dealings were small.
Bonds were weak. Total sales. par
value. sc103.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Total sales OF stocks to-day were
$500 shares.
NEW YORK. November o2.-Money
on call firm. 6@lS per cent. ruling
rate. 1a: closing bid. s offered at IL. |
Time loans nominal: sixty and ninety
days. 12a15 per cent. six months, 7IS
per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper nomi-
nal1y SOLO per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business In bankers
bills at si.S7100s4S725 for demand and
at s4.7950 for sixty day bills. CONNER
cial bills, s4.1550. Bar silver. 5S 3-S
Mexican dollars. i6 12. Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds weak.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November 2o. 1907
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. TO TRADE.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reported by craddock- Jones. Virginia
Warehouse).
Petersburg Va. November % 1907
Receipts fairly good Athe pnst week and
market has continued active and strong on
all grades. The quotations are as follows:
Common lugs...i......,....5.$ $50 as 100
Good Tugs. ..5.............. $50 a 900
Spcr leaf. ....,............ 100 a 1000
shipping leaf. .,............ 800 q 400
Siior. wrappers. ............ 1000 q 1900
Fine wrappers. ............ 1000 "a 200
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November 90. 1907.
FATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked,
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NEW YORK. November o2.--Money
on call firm. SOILS per cent. ruling
rate. 1o: closing bid. s.: offered at ~.
Time loans nominal; sixty and ninety
days, 12a15 per cent: six months, 7IS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
Professor Koch's Triumph
Kansas City Journal.


Nothing profoundly spectacle
Professor Koch To the student of world the
perspective the the subject
paying distinguished tribute
world, and he thoroughly enjoys occasion
task which himself eighteen months he
himself solitary wids
and studied the dreaded eepng which annually claims thousands
the African this exile dcrous from
mans nvincib science it continent
civilization the solution of ordod problems What result of
eighteen months spent in hut African Jungle with military
Nyanzaf
that wherever oeoes found the eeping
wherever coodles
the natives
the OF
matter of detail Given the of evil the
power" When finds that flies mosquitoes
"spng transformed meadows
problem that he above his and
of al honors VIII
Africa become when the the
not
conditions
Field
the nations
tor a period
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
The Hero of Libby Prison
Chicago Inter Ocean.


distinguished soldier but also notable the
tunnel escape from Libby prison the
night of February 9
in
Pennsylvania In
an Shiloh battles became its colonel
February captured Chikamauga escaped aken and
Libby October l. 1868
had to
Illustrating
He efficient
in
discovered
by Rose
about from the cellar
shed a
preliminary kitchen fireplace the
the The tools
euspid which had the around bale of cloth
which
rubber all
of
OF
the he
plain guards
did a plain Especial providence the
uanw care for
night Monday February finally completed by
through the hardea in the elter the
deferred until the
with be limited
were among himself
exchanged ejcned his regiment the end of the
retiring
of the man who dug the tunnel out of Libby prison
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22

nobody fool his grandfather in Sweden
Rex
the blackberry bushes they
they the the old skates the
be in
s. than hill road easier
Pail Tantalus Jim takes
Twans MILL Never heard of Mark
Neither yesterday that Jim found
mill that ought
be
bits
Kmuki
the wharf
kettle where he
the
without
neighbors
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
Small Talks

JUDGE EDNes4 true they are going the
R. industry Territory has become too
valuable asset be jeopardized by permitting reckless
CHAUFFEUR Friday island
my machine in four hours and eght seconds that
EVERYBODY telephone company put eenals
who understand numbers and AIS
I cholera people would say
fool, but if they get real bad them
MARTIN woeey working question regard
to the seeming increase Of s~pe joints which the Advertiser referred to
c. REYNOLDS the Civic
circulation brought mind the other day when Chinese
take nickel from his and it conductor
sidewalk law is made difficult
by few who would hundred dollars %
FITZGERALD of wao uch and the adjo
ing entirely ractable sensible
stock for CHAMBERS
made, and four animals in all destroyed
H NJ AYREs-There lady
Aque Fisher the ganpank of the Alameda
Mique gallanty responded
JAMES ARMSTRONG ilab tie r @ eott pipe carving pspd. from
case died ' F Chinese b b s thi h4 th i th
standing tabu their
the tahu
Speech banquet Shanghai
China one the most important
regarding the relations of the Far East that has
made since Secretary hay made his historical the policy Off
snuTH-Genemen always seats in street
how tired they
work Breadwinners should have opportunity minutes
INaAL1s-whle the chairman of the Promotion Committee and the
chants association discussing wisdom
know
such known and being discussed
the Advent meetings.
Quoted by Rev E. T. Simpson, will
eloquenee magnetic eoms any
albe
frenzy which pulpit
celn it difficult particular but his
the subject and HELL and his
being satisfactory
perplexing of Biblical questions that listened to-
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The Need of a Great Navy

F. having general
going heavily
The Outlook
practicable
believes
in
with ub If his household attacked by
the night
calling upon police patrol military
careful going
the region of Points daytime
police do Mr.
success
towards international
established
national tribunal for the settlement
needed to the DEGREES
sherif are needed to
thinking appears
of
of
the regarded great protective and
police
number
largely question statistics opinion
large the the required
Is essential to its effectiveness
eymnasc of the
welfare of the city The weakness b the
spirit of self restraint in the use of national power
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Commercial News
By Daniel Logan.

OF old it has been said that there spilled
freshb of
child Just to be
kid That is the
Oriental
the great deprivation existing the
difficulty
Alameda These American bottoms sailing
month
liners large
the traffic
behalf legislation
Honolulu vastly
Pacific Mail
Continued
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NOTICE BY BOARD OF HEALTH.
L. E. PINKHAM,
President, Board Of Health.

given that leads safety If everyone
Observed Board
offood SUBJECT
inspectop Anything that is
Vigilance
of the
the intelligent
signs of epidemic
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Let nobody laugh
At a plain calf;
A calf may grow
And be a heifer
Or a steer, :, IL
And worth something near
Ten plunks of dough;
It's only when calf,
Thinks he can think,
And without a blink
Calls on a city
To hear him be be, witty,
Or rouses a jeer
BY accents severe;
Then you may laugh
At the calf
In his wrath.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
A faker whose name was Lor Wolloch
Who always was keen for a frolloch,
Really quite naturally
Combined with one Atcherly
And nearly gave Pinkham the colloch.

Waikiki which
of Thus the
1t will Thompson along that
deserted him. midst
all the Waikiki that Thompson
n hotel
wandered there mistake suddenly him that something
STILL
of had gone
istors
'tWen, res? the
attorney promised
where he had heard aekg Approaching the the he
passed
the carefully IN spilled liquid
After tppe
that Wailukan something
say, furnished furnished did
in
'oh, all right Thompson airy, promoter
- ~ - ~
A diplomat with some chaps
Took i a small
raid
~
evidence this Honolulu
gay many instances
a
windows with Claus himself
Outq
Perhaps good going
Honolulu that
history japanese business in
When expect making
jinriksha wearing a
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glad of the location bring the SO
will
Wiley will hire reputation of dropped
Shanghai
with
building
Battery
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you Charleys''
regularity
ing fNot with Christmas looming up Houston Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22

haven't pull with one,' ooh YES
: nave DEAR said his wife, eneugng Life
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EDITOR

DECEMBER ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
pa0oREss OF HAYWOOD TaIAL.
Orchards Statements ccrroborsted by
Substantial Witnesses.

Boise, Idaho, June p With the
opening Of court Thursday, the state
of idaho continued the Introduction OF
evidence supporting the story told by
Harry ORCHARD In the course Of the
occupancy Of the witness chair for
seven days
There remain some few points to
be corroborated but up to the pres
emf Ire chain has been woven with
Skin, and nearly every major and
minor statement made by Orchard has
been corroborated by substantial Wit
nesses.
The planting Of the bomb at the
gate Of Justice Goddard, OF the su-
preme court Of Colorado which Or
chard said was done at the behest of
the elmer Circle Of the Western
Federation, has been corroborated by
the justice himself.
The kilograms delivered to Orchard
in San Francisco, and which he stat
ed brought him money from Pettibone
and through Pettibone from Haywood,
have yet to be introduced as evidence.
They have most important bearing
as corroboratlve matter.
Steve Adams will not be put on the
stand by the state under the present
arrangement unless the plans are
changed. II is believed that the in
PRODUCTION OF his direct testimony will
not help the states case, because 1t
is anticipated he will persist In his
refusal to testify against Haywood.
Counsel for the prosecution anticipate
that Adams viii be called by the de-
Tense as one of their witnesses, but
they do not attach Importance to what
he may testify to In the impeachment
of Orchards story.
A large number OF important Wit
nesseS for the defense arrived We'd
nesday night and are quartered at the
hotels in Boise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22

Louisville, Ky, June ri. "A pas
senger train on the Baltimore an,
Ohio Southwestern was cue In two b.
falling rock in tunnel near Mitch,
ell Ind, Thursday morning. Severa
persons were reported injured. bu
there was no loss of life. The
wrecked train Is passenger train No,
~ consisting Of mail car, combination
car. two day coaches and Pullman
All the cars were wrecked except
the Pullman. Reports differ as te
the number OF injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
sLooDHouNDs ON TRAIL,
Men and Dogs Searching swamu n
Kidnapped Lamans Bow.

New Orleans, La, June 2l-Thra
Of the best bloodhounds in the state
followed by 25 armed men, are thread
ing their way through the svsnn
near st. Rose, La. on a trail vhla
it is hoped will lead to the captla
OF Walter Lamana's kidnapers.
The dogs were taken to St. R0s
Wednesday from the state capital AID
a handkerchief from the pocket Z
an Italian whom the police slsRa
OF completely in the KIDNAPPING ~
held to their noses. The dogs Ae
scented for a few minutes about ai
Italians house after which they dass.
ed yelplng straight for the svauR z
St. Charles parish, said to be ons
Of the most perfect hiding places Z
the state. n
Darkness stopped the search wa
5 miles had been covered, but q
daylight It was resumed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22

Ascot, England, June 2i.-.i--.
day was the greatest day, soci.y !
Ascot meeting. King Edward ~.
Alexandria, the Prince and Pfa'''' !.
Wales, and Prince and Princes =
drew. Of Greece, went IN state p''.'.
sion TO the field. The veaihs - -
perfect, and most o. london -
folk and many Americans '",
ent. The display OF the hAa-'
gay colors surpassed former =
The principal event was ne .'.'
the gold cup for colts ar- a.-s''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
STATE CAPITOL SCANDAL.
Pennsylvania Paid ses 600 for Safes
Worth Only S27 900,

Harrisburg, Pa, June 21.-C. ID.
Montague, metallic furniture expert
OF New York, testified before the cap
itol investigating committee Wednes-
day that the state had not only been
grossly overcharged for the metallic
furniture supplied by the Pennsyl-
yania Construction company, under
rs 81, 900, 600 contract with the board
OF ground and buildings. but that he
had bored into the burgIar-proof vault
In the states treasury in four hours
with an ordinary s-inch breast drill.
Mr.. Montague said also that the four
safes in the capitol, for which S66. 900
was paid by the state, were worth
only S27 900, and that there was no
chrome steel or steel nails In the
vault, only ordinary steel which any
one could bore into with ease.
AS to the metallic furniture, the ex-
pert said the state was charged ex-
oesslye prices. He cited certain bills
which were two and three times more
than a fair trade list price, without
the customary discount, He said
the sub basement contained one case
that cost the state s1,1S2. The list
price was 297.Ol, subject TO dis
count. AS to the FIRST floor metallic
furniture, It cost 1929 PSI 10, and was
worth SlS2, 1903. So. On the entresol
floor. articles were UiIled at Si5,
6SS 40 and we're worth Sc, 470 65.
These were based on standard trade
prfce lists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
MAY ouiT THEIR KEYS.
Strike Against Western Union and the
Postal Probable.

New York, June 81. Unless its de-
mands upon the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies receive
consideration strike will be ordered
within a week or ten days, so It was
announced Wednesday by the Com
mercial Telegraphers' union.
No specific date for the expiration
OF their ultimatum was set by the te-
legraphers, and the question involv-
ing one or both companies was left
open
The announcement of the intended
strike was made in the form of a
statement given out by Deputy Pres
ident Konekamp, as follows:
"The general executive board of the
Commercial photographers union has
approved strike against either or
both the Postal and the Western
union telegraph companies, and the
matter is now in the hands of Presi-
dent Small. When or where the
strike will be first declared will not
be given out at this time, but 1t will
take place within the next week or
ten days. The plans for the CAM
paign have been laid and the men
are ready for struggle. /"
The language of the announcement
is construed as indicating that no gen.
eral strike Is at present contemplate
ed. but that the men will be called
out at some of the larger Offices, to
be followed by series of local walk-
outs elsewhere.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
JustIes o. peaes for 81 Y.ars,

Triton, Ga. June 2i-Judge Isaac
Howard, Of the Isabella district. in
Worth county, was in Triton for few
hours Wednesday. Judge Howard is
probably the oldest living justice Of
the peace in the state, having held
his Office continuously for ffty-sever
years, being elected magistrate OF
his district soon after Worth county
was created, and having never had Q
successor. and for many years no OPP
position. TIE judge is So years
old and Is hale and hearty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-22
Atlanta Man suleld.s.

Atlanta, June 21.-John W, STEELE
Of 20 Gospero street, shot hiniel
twice through the head THURSDAY 90.
died within a few minutes.
Steele was a street car contnclS'
and was % years Of age.
He was married two weeks ago ?
Mrs. Hattie Lindsey. His wife pa
cooking breakfast wnen she heard ~
shots. and running into The roo.
where her husband was, she i'll'
hims lying unconscious. He aHa
spoke afterwards, and died WIZ
few minutes No explanation -
given for the suicide
Steele used a SS-oaii5er revo.7H