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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
STEEI Trust EATIFIE~
TENNE-~TI COAL PURCHASE

&~v Ear. 0w g-T bard 81 a.
auofs - lhe Enf2 STATES Sree ser
Nsf2rAH tr12y spraFa1 q IHe ply
nG@ T rhe s-sk { -hs T-nn
Ga4L traE and E company,
made - 2 n Gary chair
m11 atEer me meeting - , board.
Ar Carr sd thf l E@ unam-
~
T1e EA< = MrE StteD6Gnc@ ~
orHe-grs Au1zg ne Wra-z< Eas
H. Il Esse WHO as 1rI GF-
EArance Ia Ene Emas @u-r4E fnr
Ef $50 wer1kz
AshH ~ Gates. ara returned 1uFm
E1rppe y@14HEay. w ore = the
ers al tns Tan- Gm4 and
ira E&k wao csuEta1 70 transfer
~ hpidlzs - IN TH-H3 stats Seel
rTur@EAsl SIR G- as fa12E.
rTal WnEt / asn s cor6l-lnns are
ueW sJn1 wf- ever Indication zhaE
ne financial wA continue
- improve Thr danger spots have
been eliminated ard . gradual rad.
e1 = nsE uay A. 10.
pureha@ Of rE= Tennessee Gal
70 Iron cpmw rV are United
Steel Eorpll 2 Se=l
Eet the hs property = tneI
1lfrT nE1 AZ 3 aarEaiu price.
reEAFc s Is q ZerifAce ~ Eak
ffh a great Sea -sf= rhaz the p1r-
@ price Z did nat intend 70 ssH
~ ksek but had 70 tall@w lha zsfn-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
LUS'TANiA LIKELY TO
A64iN SMASH RECORD.

Aeu le Nov. s-HrirrnE 8ra-
~ coo lr to tEa a.f - rh~
lsfE ana financial Institutions ~
Hnur-f tre sHlr liner Lu-iianla 10
lf rE NeH fDrk at her swir-
pace port from fhe mutafn
me Lara received b wireless
ar Nlr flEar. lire office OBJ fhls CITY
~ trat a- Ea urinEE today tre Fhln
4 HlF miles east "a ra-rF ua.E
~ Llra left a-1earsf1un al
sunday and according ~.
enc 1s averaged 1f1h|
ralrllll uer hs1r Cs~rry~-
Dds r.tf q sped TIE Lusranfa rh1urf
~ Hook bar at mifrHht
fr1F ~ she accow .hE rr u
re1u. ere record time fa~ ~
from rsur dags rresn haars
AL in1tes u l- hours and
20 mlrrM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
DETERMINED TO
WAGE WAR ON HARTMAN
Preparing New Hnque-g for Pruxie~ 20
Dn-t Moac q Tnnn Pacfnc
Interests

Nsa York Nov G-When asked TO-
"a gnt shelter he would and % The
st1a khoi1eFs NJ the Illinois Cenrrsi
Railroad tuuamE a new request FOR
fqr meetinE 10 b. held az
or December L. siwVaan-
Flsn who 8 coufesfinE the elects on
" req nlr-rruTar- Ulfh p u Hsrri-
and ALTERS ass1liatez aid-
z certainly shall uniers and that
4ir HatE-tar has JUST sent cut : re-
quest f0r proxies running 90 President
rarahan and himself and has done 90
f lallT ~ reLav ~ the @muauy.
rhaug tt+ bard - dirfctars has ri
EaT directly or Indirectly author
zra T. Tr- result ~ Nr Hack-aHs
action has been O. put many ~ the
20 ekhn.cer~ upon Inquiry and they
have asked me- what ] am g1Ing % do
have fl.d al 81 them that they
should nos comply win Mr. Hack.
.fffs request which e. clearly an
ltrer move far Eriou Pacific domf-
90 ana { am asking me stgrshnfH-
r f1 await nroNlF uhfrh shalt
OF fafrauIfh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
CHEERS GgTJT HITCHCoFKs
KEAPPEAEANGE On ~TAGT

Yes kHrs AHE s-EaTW4m N
RI1dbcoek she gare h1maH rD -
re a~uthuraa as1sF. Fe-umed las
role 81 rne As1n5 -rreter t8r1Rnf ane
as srsu demorstretlor ~ uel-
core
Wsen Harheas d-sppared 3
Mk aga On unieFag took h-
place Tha hnua aas cr1wz ed TO-
night E1er tine aar made his 4ppeaF-
ane hH6F z< Hs@ skn faF rosnE
ch@rs Te aeE8r hekel EaEwrG
ard GL and hs wore mas uncegtafE
- SPOKE ha nues Meantime Ms
wafs uno apprsfe Eim. waF 6n
tears and aah afGr UasT fas8 h#r
rss AZ eew 9rpGr-un.tT sire eudi-
le aSp zN1 41r4 - IRE second
of esuean s,e9f@5 ~ fne front
raEe % SAD
aaEt - tea1k reg Az feg youF
srpg ard eucuurag@naenl Z haEe
shs1 aMayE serre t
Enen Mra HIrhg-k second eE-
fhH aft called aEe1n her -
make her husa4mes hand AZ they
fof there ulrn hanfs Cia&pI 5
1@eT aefe ~deafenlEg end fgF e no.
bath ue-fgrnerF seemed 1rsh4e
p continue an1 tnRu Miss Isabelle
taeed her r ged hand - her
.rsaanfs Ehogtfer ard asae5 hisn At
Hft broke dguu compete
B sn6 fAefe m@re 2 eaNi M61F seq
Fe- ln fhe azaienEe io
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
~AN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
HANk - SPENDS PAYMENT

SAD Francisco Nss g-Tnk aE-
.f tHr uars EHI dec AIRED
~ Ha. the Ufrla
r 1888
r plE tal Th+ talr ~
tHs nars .e E.t seed Hut ~
a Received pal of T.
var Hf BANK fht er-
a-rf t..- TO being rr+ Gearing
tH- Bank has fH settle fs BAL
a e ua- b. rardE
ra rrat 80 Wa te-el be1 By
. % .reH~ rH aFs. EHeU-
rls bob Mer rhH bank
begin fa $685. Esfu as rst boz ~
-rr a-I SEA- Tf citizen STATE
a Ha been Gearing ffrrlEh rrH
err Nau1nal uk ard hss o.
OH he SOFA Instead af reuE
rg during TIE rnl1 90 O. paper
Ee We ofrer banks This has
+ewH1 advisable 81 etcr before things
"a crisis
E d Uaranf ere pres ifnf of
re bank ana O. q T-uuar rhe pres
rr william Wfn o. o.. Sew
r.la arI FraI 90 Rome Isl $50 ire
Board 20 fttn John b Fh4re s
re Hsr-
T4f bank r-rs nafl-
fH 90 tre sUI nf fe bank rua
q has her f Tna uEl
BE- rrr bank SEATED rr fnaf
have To- Yea w an it~ afR
before re-rr
Harke- ternlrl1rt tae rIty tHlay
ernrfei a feiIel turraffmelt .r
he financial sn IRE U
rslr tniaF fald nur fH0aaH ra
oral rsr
TIE Clearing Haus a bed
wecrn this ~aftsrnurr q De-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
Defendant 10 Contempt Case
Admits He Held Coayefsa-
ton Win Leo Hefsch About
Grand Jury Indictments
PREVIOUSLY DENIED
CHARGES SPECIFICALLY
Court Holds Thai Evidence, If.
Unexplained, IS Sufficient to
Hold the Accused Further.
Hearing IO6ay

fs~aai fsssafes = 50 aerusus gasr-al
Sana Pc. a "a Sm s-The
morning of the Ua.ie1 states
court fas n.srnilr uh
40 Aar1 nt~mrf ease ST. csr9s
waar maIr NED tat there ~ rai
eafG ef8-es n aarran r1e
se that AIarlG haf brr ~
rtewn ~ a1urt r1r as fhF ese ~
hs arEameat Ju&Ee MfFe hesd tk1f
gre nre e laeKEalrfA Hse Flf
fr4ewf ~ hold f4a accused an4 De
@1 = motion 81 dtE sarge Ala-
I'D He gaze piaH e. I8fra1ure
HfieH ra aEain AaF8s aeaea
end fhs afferna Alar4 H placed
or D stand 81 fsHf ArFr haFirE
d@uifd f1siF b. a FHoru Hefe
mfut every charge effalnea 5H tfe
inf1rmafipn 30 remembered TILE ~
efEgor Rad 10 had n fgnffrsHEI4r
Hafh leo HeFseh on fhe ~satgr3as De-
ffe ere grand tug returned the iE
aefmenf aEntnFg Phelps D1ir a 60
anf n~ine-een Individuals q uHh ~
stated 81 nesa fhFE ssT the grand
fuw hes rsirief eHa-fa spies. ana
Dave waite anf Re- ats testified fr
come furhsr csnferssrFH IN TAN
~ which HfffereG Sights from
that testified ~ hy Eeo Herah Ala
Hs nos reHamiHed ~ M~
f5lrUref. 11f tne faart 4Ekel IS ruw-
Der ~ question: at thr iae ~ ahich
goriner stated shat ~ "a rnt
eish ~ take ap more fme ~ fne
1url faouEh Dr. had another aliues
Grieg9 Hhau - had cent
faf. but Do Halid rot ask the court
a. fnr the arrival ~ fhls stiffness
1850 eaar desired tg hea- fgr-
fHar fEf HHH In FHN mETfHr Judge f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
AGED MISSOURI BANKER
SENTENCED TO PRISON

karsa City %uv s-Dr Tr-
Enra president ~ ARE Harss NarIs~nf
ark of Harer No uher e failed
1896. was sentence ass
af ID ftH ars in tire pen rrfar
- 1uiE@ MrPhersr Or the fefe-zl
re ~ srngirE tle fanfz -
.rr BARK
Mr TFEarI u seventy fear ~
aul urHClraE uaraFuaI
IuaG MrFar Bruwrtef fhnr e
o. arar Fas mate Tor a pardon e
Ehf D. Hruahfr f-red 90 a-
aun rf ere rraT awe ard urs
W enrft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
FOREST FIRES REPORTED
RAGING IN BLACK HILLS
Millions Of Feef Of Lumber. and Tee
in Path Of F1ame-.

DesdWood. : d. Nov. s-Renorts
from lumber camps - the Nc
Laughiin Tie and Lumber company.
40 Me~1 NaharL tWeurF-slN miles
south 81 here. tel ~ q great timber
fire raging % ine west % The camp
and close o. the Wyoming border.
The company sent out a special train
n sevenW-lVe men 10 save their pre-
SERVES but the train was checked -
flames TIE comhanY has half a
m ien feet ~ cut timber lsinE ira the
Path ~ the flames. whlch UMl prob
abiY b. lost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
HITCHCOCK TURNS
UP IN COURT
Accused New York Actor De-
clares He Has Been Confined
TO Rooms With Nervous
Pr0stration.

lBs uaraisF aasrnai ~p~-izi I-a.~s wtrs .
ANH YORK AHf. f-ItafnlnrI
HEttheH fhe ar.sr uha flsarr#a -ff
several DAYS HEa affrf haviuE been r-
affef lr rhasn- prsferrri BE- wfera
3nuuE gl appeared lr the criminal
relr building TODAY ana nfrr .r the
affrr ~ the aistrlr attorney
hifet fck aaH arragusi fhls after
noon uagn nniF one nf fhe sin fns
zoe gllrn hirr. t1 ahfth be
nlra unf EuHg end farrIf1es hHi
He aas garalea In the custody ~ h
1ar-ei uf1u fhe other five Hs calr-
SAID That fte actor bad been ouf af
ea YORK huf had been -urer1r
d rerFnle rraEt-afnu as result
fne charges Th De ufs fna
f-f Gas De- Has able u Set 600
Is .sk locked M arf haEaarI
~ grs ~ lre
o. i@ciaref thaf Dc Innocent
t .aarres aal said tHaf be- decided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
DECLARED OFF
ID Biz Cities Decide.
10 Abandon Effort to Force
Recognition.

ihF AafutnE 4eHrnat ~eTflai Leased Wire
SECS Tprk N9f G-The teleerarh-
81 fIsfntei hF rors " fne inrai
csu ~ esaratr unaa ,o-
afrtt
At.r dsa during ehIh @
NOT sn fn ak t1e national Hffrer- 90
e re the erkr 81. u defeated
u me HeFt lHrfff declaring b.
sfrI saa.nst fE. Wffsr1 rr anf
Pos u Telegraph cswr4r
I'D from November ana fl.
apf rt4rrF na- been given fhe -d
erluh rufarI-s tp make ore
H
TIE srke ft hfEnHr .a
Che ccmfan.a late refused 90 tr'sr
nfn aus r+Ef aih rae srk-
sirikr called OF in Portland
Portland one Nar ar IS mr-
ing ~ 20 grp1 OPERATOR hfe boz
u4g. r | "Hs DECIDED fH "H. uff fr~r
-tIf~ hich has lasted eghtF I
kan~as civ Tirc~ ~ strike
farsfs Civ MH NOV The
striking Commercial TeeE-sra s ~
thi. rIfE at meeting Tonight rf-
hrsf fI- .trkr off Taffe were
lr rHHE ahaat rrr tinker rer bog
aulr $50 attended thf re t.n rft
these III u FsiH arIf rs-
f"ak reU from the
fe. srr.un
sl,icsgo Men ~ Tor odd Job
fIt-agn NaF t-hf mefiuE uf
the Commercial Tranarr uror
bella ths afternoon f aas .f H-I o.
HH thv -IIl" tae
railv -hr hundred m.r %
.nl .'mpani's f'l w.rt poe
500. 100 .nH" H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
GIVES UP BODY
OF MISSING MERCHANT

toe family of Gustav Lehman 81
head ~ one - the largest whotesale
Nu g1rds stores lr rhls cts. uhn dis
urearei from here about b week a.
rveiy identified q bndv taEen TO-
cas- from b Miss prl river IA fne
missing man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
MONEY STR|NGENCY
PRACTICALLY
ENDED
CONFIDENCE RESTORED
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Rise BJoyamly or Re
pOfs Of hes Engagements
Of Gold for import ard Sci
tlement Of Trust Company
Problem


fbF AerHaHE 9~ara@i -seaSi LEASED HiasI
AeW GerA NeF s-Tae general
conditions ~ sh4 grsnrfaf fussis~
go -
@ A4 AAFeaF
e6 under s esGFzging lnflu-
ere " THE surrort .. rhe trHs corr
rsnE cDmmirf~e gold engagem4nu
Nere furxhHr inrraase4 and tire a
% THESE conditions.
TIE enhancement hT Mr kGg
ETeaeIt II the EnsE Traw corr
HzrE early Sol ire uarnl y tra- &c
agreement had 81 lasg been rea-hl
9F znseA she TRUSS Company
America q the Lnon Trust come
IaUE aae 60 deposit rrer SOCKS fr
rne hands u q committee - u1-
wparT pres 1errF ard In cons gera-
~ fhs we're 70 reete Az IRE
Support reGref finally cleared me
Be- regard o. me uas company 3
t1a1"1 Grave arprehrrsn EXIST
efter rhe term r1riar % re- con-
90 AR MarGaue h8uH@ g .
3 clock mis- m1rnErEs shat az sErea-
ruent in regard O. the tWa -
.pmp2nles an8f neE ~ reached ard
mat they might ne subjected 81 . raE
strong Dor rer fwrs f4G re-
-1ure-
Naa thsr This fa-gef removed.
Is believed that tLe situation SIN
saauasBg simmer dcku wfln the cru-
.irunus arrival - Old. untU fha
ltrlngs1cE g. converted into tha re-
~ reserve money banks
a usually follows e CRISIS
Additional god en-gageu1ents were
~ Lazar3 Frelesa ant a5os-
INL FAE AmHEHmLm# T#Hm ma HEr NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
louisiana l~egilati1e Program stands

N0TIl E"IE0 L nov N-a0N-
.ernor Blanchard to-day announced
that he would not interfere N1th the
rr gram % corporation legislation
proposed 10 the legislature BY Lieuten-
AMI Governor Sanders during Gov
rru1r Bianchard-s recent absence az
the jamestown exposition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
InIunctIon Aenin-t slrkers

Dubuque. L.. Nov s-Federal
Judge Reed to-day granted the chi
caEu Graar Western railway. a tempo
EsU injunction restraining strikers
md unions from interf-rinE in any
manner with ire CnmparyE properly
~ smrluvez Hearing on the uerma-
urut Injunction was sat for April
naaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07

r@E - AZ snc zge r.
eating AAzse cer .FAe de-
eHn4T2on ~ one sazr I1s = =
Fre All b. = ~ al 2 rSs
~ retail bzsn3s ue rr
e @gf1r1ry sfrtnzL s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07

M~arailErlr F-The retire
NJ Nrtr Henri IS HstarI
-1ty-f trlantrv was ana
a rs th var feuumeut -afsr.
t debility Incident o. tas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07

the anly Say . prove s. Ess q stana
fral
WhlN HHtchr1rE wss p ee1Ft his
aas In a eml-Agsterteai coalition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07

the executive committee died today
a. Atlanta City y. j. Richard Cr0-
ker regarded Mcmahon a. one u his
closest political friends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-07
% You Think
Fer Yourself ?

III W lutuh
Fer Yourself ?
o. d Teu cBs rcur souh Eks a yoanr
rc 40 Uip e0vs whatersr Tod or nsdi-
as EtSs - osered yosf
INN = = .
0@@NrASn intellGsnt MAKING wou.an
- neei cfWn<f f-m usaknesE n-srrou.ue~
Hn I'D aaNGuT then u uetn. nah C.
30 thst tssrAA ZIuz1LGGLUaAa LIZA.
80 ~
. = = =
4hf masss q Dr. rer~ss FsToris Pre-
srpta1a f1F The cure - reak nsfraus r.r-
eaEu 9~Fsrsurked dehlHtafrd psfr-ra tr1
HuuEG kulwin ~ ibis med lac b. - ua1e ar
a. iuErelsur& ever eae ~ vbfh ha. as
Hiruure.f pl=sInAs iacor~msnt ~ urs I-al-s
40 ttau4aru tatharfieS ~ thr serfral
srAoAs - practice sre wre-LY wIing arl
frct a. uuT Co. EAd m r-inE g. thsF aa
flruala 90 hst uf -rtE a uhs
g j. ulluos~A - Fll4 Er.aA 10 even
b-oiucwfaps-r
y
he f4rrula ~ o. F-rr7s Fararf. P
s-ruttuu Ill bar ths rsf rr1tr
uan ~ u-tcn srrr. f1r Do rlr u
Alcohol narccres karrf-L af hsnt-fa-ar
craEA and no aFart en .rtttthat IA
hELlJ mecuea- tT tse moi sdrErr-c
ara ien4inE nen tsaltes ard aafha-
it's - their several ahuls ~ urarrl-a
nese auLhlrfss rr-omrsrd ~ rxrsd s-fs
ofII TLfLta In TrfFr
~. rIl7-7I- 1900
?
Sootaer msdl-ns ~ -sut-s us "a. ,ry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30
Sprinkler at Work.

The city street sprinkler was
paced in commission Tuesday, much
to the satisfaction of the merchants
and pedestrians ON the principal
thOroughlarCs. and did some very Of.
hcient work in the matter of keeping
the dust down The result was that
pedestrians could walk with some de-
gree of comfort, their noses and eyes
being free from the ahOminable dust
which has been In evidence for the
past few days and which it has been
goodnaturedly said came near making
some profcssed Christians swear a
note or two.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30
Prominent Visitors.

Captain and Mrs, G. q. McClenny
Of Cadillac, who are among the best
and most prominent residents of that
section Of the county spent Tuesday
in this city as guests of their son,
Louis {. McClcuny head clerk at the
Brown House.
Captain McClenuy has been a
great bCnefaCtOr Of the Cadillac sec
ton, as he is engaged in many pur.
suits. and is active in all. He was
the founder Of the town OF MacClen-
ny, Baker county, and was very
wealthy prior to t. the great freeze,
which swept him, Ike many others. in
to comparative destruction in the short
space Of rortycight hours Full of
ambition and energy. however, he
rose again, and now his influence in
a commercial way is felt throughout
the entire West End.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30
A Certain Cure for croup--Jsed fer
Ten Years without a Failure.

Mr. " G. Uott. q star CITY. Ind.
hardware merchant. is enthusiastic In
his praise ot Chamborlaiu's Cough
Rcmcd, HIS children have all been
subject tu Group and he has used this
remedy tx the past ten years aud
though they much feared the Group.
his wife and ~ ALWAYS felt safe upon
retiring when bottle ~ Chamber
lAin's Cough Remedy MAS in the
house. hts oldest child Mas subject
TO severe attacks Of Group, but this
remedy never failed to eject a speedy
cure. He has recommended IL TO
friends and nclshbOrs and all Who
have used IL say that Il is uneQualrd
for Group and ShoopinG cough, For
sale BY al druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30

Arrived Tuesday Night, After Hard
Trip from Fort Pickens.

After long trip. following a siren.
uOus ter.Gay5' work in the military
camp q. Fort Picken-, near Pensacola.
Tie Gainesville Guards. under CON.
mauG Of Captain j. ". Blandmg and
Lieutenant. Shield, Warren and VIM.
v n,,lcr. arrived home via the Sea.
board last night and it is needless to
add that they were tired set and
rested well Tuesday night on the soft
and comfortable beds for the first
time in nearly two weeks.
The boys were good-natured how
ever, and spoke we'll Of their trip,
and the instructions they had received
as a result. While it is doubtful
whether they would like to go through
the same Ordeals again Immediately,
they are all we'll pleased, and have
no regrets to make for having been
along
This was one Of the most strenuous
encampments the military boys have
witnessed. as they We're sent for in
struction purely and there was no
social functions to break up the mo-
motOny Of this life. Every soldier who
attended knows great deal more,
however, about real military life than
he knew before,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30
GORDON GINNERYW
DESTROYED BY FIRE
One of the Most Serious Confagra-
tions ii History 0 Gainesvill
vANY THOUSANDS WERE LOST

me Of the Oldest and Largest Estab.
lishments Of Kind in This Section
Consumed by Fire--Adamson &
Blake Also Sustain Heavy Loss,
One OF the most disastrous fires
WRich have visited Gainesville in sey'
eyal years occurred Tuesday afternoon
shortly after o'clock, when the gin
merry OF w. w. Gordon Company
and the machine shop Of Adamson 4
Blake both located IN the same bulId-
ing at the corner OF West Main street
B. and West Depot street, were swept
away I'm almost Il breath. The nature
81 the contents Of the building TO-
gether with the material Of which the
same was constructed fed the ilapes
with rapdity, and. Notwithstanding
tGat the fire department responded
promptly the entire building, which
was an immense shell wooden struc-
tdre, was cnyeloped deeply In flames
before stream of water could be
:Grned ON.
At ten minutes past " o'clock an
alarm Of fire was turned IN, but owing
20 the disorder of the street fire alarm
system the bell in the court house
tower struck only once Owing 10 the
TACT that repairs have been in prog
ress on the system for the past few
days, and constant alarms have been
turned In as test, at fisrt the citizens
did not realize that there was fire,
but when Il dense cloud Of smoke was
seen In the southern section Of the
city, the fact dawncd upon them
that there was something serious in
tnc matter Of a conflagratlOn going on
The alarm sounded regularly at the
FIRE station, however, and within q
few CsConds the hose companies were
N their way to the scene of the fire
hose. but 1t was too late to say" the
.,uildng AS the building, aided BY the
.umbustiblc material, went up like
powder magazine,
The hrrmen, realizing that nothing
e.. the building could be- saved, devot-
I'd their attention to preventing the
Games from spreading which WAS ad.
irably done under IT." direction Of
Onicf l., A. ONcill, who was one Of
''c most active men ON the grounds.
chief O'Neill directed that the three
streams be turned upon the surround
jig buildings, and Il number of cars of
rhe Atlantic Coast Line and Sraboard,
NhiCh were ON the sidctraCks. and
which were already on fire with the
.,sult that he saved the cars and their
contents tall were loaded and the
lildings in the immediate Vicinity
nniCh were threatened
rhIs was a most tremendous fire
nd the heat could be- felt with In
convenience Tor two blocks or more
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Oriain or Fire Unknown.

There will really never be- any way
to determine how the fire started, but
II originated In the lint.roOm. Mr..
Adamson states that he was within
four feet OF the fire, in the machine
shop, when h" discovered it, The
flames shot mp rapidly and h" rushed
for a uuckct OF water realizing the
situation. When he returned the
bucket appeared nothing NOR" than a
drop la QcuchiuE the thirsty nlmrs,
aud me- VA, compelled tu got uu of
the buhdug to SAY" hi, oou lite"
When me- reached the out~ldr b. zap.
rrarrd To- hm that the outr. root OF
tnr huldus I'm THAT immcd,W, Nnu
itN wa. Iu flame.
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Adamson & Blake's Loss,

James Adamson and G.. W, Blake,
who conducted machine shop in the
same building, were heavy losers,
they had the misfortune TO lose their
entire plant, with lot OF other ma
cineTy which may now be beyond
repair and the aggregate will amount
to $500 to $1,000. with no insurance.
This blow comes especially heavy to
these young men, who have recently
started into business, and their friends
sympathi2c with them deeply.
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The Gordon Loss.

The loss of the Gordon Company
is not known, but ilG IS estimated that
it must have been in aggregate about
$4,000. There We're twenty-five"
gins in the establishment, and the
building Notwithstanding that it was
termed these days as IA shack must
have cost between $4,000 and $4,000.
There were about ffty.eight bales OF
cotton belonging to the company in
the building, only eight Of which were
saved and thousands Of pounds 4
seed cotton and two car loads = cot
tOnsccd were destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-30

A large crowd soon gathered, attract
ed by the smoke, but few were en-
abled to reach any point near the
fire.
TO Chief O'Neill and his gallant fire
men is due that the flames did not
reach the gas house, where large
supply OF gas was in the reservoir, and
also the big tank Of the Standard Oil
Company. which, a few feet beyond,
contained thousands of gallons of oil.
Should these tanks have been reached
there is no telling what damage would
haYn been done.