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The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
BLACKBURN

Mr.. and Mrs. Colman are
visiting relatives at Sweet
Springs.
II. A. Dayton, II. Drumeller
o. Stocker and j. Keith went
10 visit their friends Mt Con-
cordia Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Blackford has
moved her millinery depart
ment into Mrs. DoeschcD's
building.
Mrs. B. Taylor ana little
daughter, Maurinc, and Mrs.
Morcland, of Grand Pass, at
tended the funeral OF Mrs.
Newkirk.
N. K. Llllard shipped hogs
to Kansas City Friday night.
II. G.. Fajen & Co. report
the sale of u car load OF i'm.
Elements last month.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

A big ball was given here
Wednesday night.
There was an entertainment
at the Evargclica church
Monday night which was well
attended.
Mrs. Louise Shafer and
brother attended the funeral
of their brother in Alma Mon
day..
FOR sALE--my AZ scr farm at
Wilton Springs, during March, at
800 per acre. Well Improved, good
buildings and fences. This Is q snap
for q small farm. Address,
Martin Hayes,
n. r. D. No. 6 Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

Murphy Mills Clothing Co.,
the new store, north side, are
showing the handsomest
spring suits you ever saw.
Every suit marked in plain
figures.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
Have Moved

Drs. Nucklcs & Nuckles the
osteopathS, have moved into
their handsome new Offices in
the Marshall Building on the
north side Of the square.
They have built up n splen-
did practice and their new
quarters are in keeping with
their modern methods.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

The game OF base ball Mon
day between Mo. Valley and
Kemper Military Academy Of
Boonville resulted in q severe
defeat for the latter--a score
of "a To / in favor Of Mo. Val
ley. a large crowd Witness
ed The game. The Athletic
Associstion cleared about
$27. 50. The boys IRE greatly
pleased over the return IT
a. Lenyirg, their 6rst base-
man ~ last YEAR
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
Had Fine Meeting.

The Presbyterian Brother
hood had an open meeting
Monday evening which was
addressed by J. I. Wood.
bridge on the "Abrahamic
Covenant" The meeting was
we'll attended and & collection
Of $l2. $50 taken for the benefit
Of the new Sunday ;SchOnl
room. Mr.. and Mrs. IS. G..
Handleys Of Nelson. were
among the visitors from q din
lance,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
Sale Bills

We are splendidly equipped
for sale bills and can get them
out on short notice nj the low
est prices. BE sure TO adver-
tise your sale in the Republi-
can, M YOU can reach more
farmers through it than by
any other paper.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
LOCALS.

VIM. Klinger was aSt. Louis
visitor this week.
John Cook and family were
here from Gretchen Tuesday.
j.. =. Wilson, of Gretchen,
was n caller nj our Office Mon
day.
j. G.. Shackleford was n
Marshall visitor from Hoping
Monday.
Col. +. NJ. Stone went 10
Slater yesterday 10 visit his
parents.
Paul Shcllenbery, the hus-
iling saddlcry man of the
same wise act.
Portland Cement. Louisville Ce-
nsnt and all kinda s~'astss:ss ma
tsriai for sale BY
la Csesse Lumber Co.
Miss Rachel VanDykc re-
turned to Columbia after u
two weeks visit To home-folks.
Easter services were held
ut Stewart Chapel last Sun
day at 4 p. m. under the aus.
pices OF the y. W. c.. a.
The sophmorcs Of NJ. V. G..
entertained the Juniors ut
Gilpin q VanStone's confec.
tionery Wednesday night.
VIM. and Walter Scott left
Saturday for Frederick, Okla
noma, where they will assist
their father in his work at
that place.
Imitation 10 tho sincsrest fiattery'
all ether ~roofings are made 20 iooI
IKE au5ERoID. ~ YOU want ths
best. get Ruberoid.
La Crosse Lumber Co
Mrs. James Long and chill.
dren, Of Fairville, returned
last week from a pleasant Wis.
it to California friends and
relatives.
Mrs. S. ". Wright, Of
Lyndon, Ohio. returned home
Wednesday after a short vis-
it to Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Wright.
M. T. Bradshaw and fam
lily moved down from Mt.
Leonard Wednesday to South
Lafayette. Wewelcome them
TO our city.
I. B. Barnes Matthew and
Wallace Rrigs and Douglas
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

Mrs. Henrietta a. X. Marsh, 1Go w.
18th ST., Los Angeles. Cal, President
Wonan'a Benevolent ASA, writes:
'.I suffered with Ia grippe for eve
weeks, and nothing = could do or lake
helped me unU ! tried PcrGnH.
81 felt Mt ncc that ! had at las'
srruIed tho right medicine and ! KEEP,
steadily improving. within three wceks
uas fully restored. and ! am glad that
gave that truly great remedy n trial
VIII never lie without ~ again"
In a letter dated August ~, 1901, Mrs.
Marsh says; 81 have yet heard
a.. efficacy OF Pcruna questioned. Ne
.tili uso n. ! travelled through Ken
lucky and Tennessee three years ago,
where ! found Pcruna doing iis good
work. Much ~ u II being used here
ai.o."-Henrictia A. n. Marsh.
Address Dr. Hartman, President %
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Dhiu.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
NEWTON & LEONARD,
Change.
MISSOURI.

Miller and Miller, who con-
Quoted u second hand store on
south Jefferson a year or SO
have purchased j. f.. Span.
gler's second hand store near
the post.oflicc. Mr.. Span.
glcr will continue 10 deal in
pianos, wall paper, etc, ia
half Of the building.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
FOR SALE

We have for sale in Southern Texas, the Indian Terri
TORY and the Texas Pan Handle both improved and nnim.
proved lands at from $40 to $40 per acre in tracts to anti
the buyer. These lands are advancing rapidly in price
and those persons who desire to secure a good farm at a
reasonable price should take advantage of the opportnni-
ties that we offer. We will show you any'of the lands
we have for sale either on the first or third Tuesdays OF
each month at which time round trip tickets for not to ex'
iced $50 for the round trip can be purchased. We have
also a fine iit of Saline County farms for sale and adun.
dance of money at five per cent interest with which to pay
for them. Come in and see us or write for further infor-
nation.
NEWTON & LEONARD,
MARSHALL. MISSOURI
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

place on South Ellsworth
which he purchased last
week.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. H.
J Fisher, Druggist. #
II. r. Scarborough, former.
~ of Salt Springs, but nov
located Mt Richland. Mo-.
sent us $50 for a years e.
newal 10 the Republican
and Globe Democrat this
week.
John Mcguire, n real estate
man from Sweet Springs, wa
over Wednesday with M. j.
Gill, who bought a farm north
of Sweet Springs recent,
through Mr.. Mcguire. Mr..
Gill comes here from Cass
county and is a desirable citi.
zen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
VanDykc we're given a hearty
reception on their return from
their honeymoon Tuesday
afternoon. They u%nfortun-
ately stepped of the "Red
Flyer" just NJ DR.. and Mrs.
Powers got on and received II
goodly portion Of the rice in.
tended for the other couple.
Ladies We want you all to
come to our store during week
of April 9th to 18th Miss HARE
an expert corsetiere will be
with us to give An American
Beauty Corset demonstration
during that week and will show
you what particular model
you should wear to secure
comfort, ease and a stylish
figure. "Come in and be
Shown"
Taylor's CASH. Dept. Store.
The pastors Of the Mar
shall colored churches will
hold n union revival service
beginning at the Free. W i'll
Baptist church on April %
and continuing n week ut each
church. Rev. T.. Thomas
will preach the opening ser.
mon, followed by Rev. How
ard, Reeves and Mills.
Lewis Gray, who sold his
farm east Of Marshall recent
ly, has been visiting his
fatber-in-law, Robt. Swift,
the past two weeks at Black
burn and Tuesday left fol
Sank Center, Mimi, his form
or home, to visit his brothers
and sisters several weeks,
when he will return TO get his
wife at Black burn and they
will go to Mesa, Arizona, t6
reside in the future lie
Speaks very highly Of tina,
country and promises our
readers q letter in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fred.
erick, of Miami, we're Mar.
shall visitors Saturday They
seemed to be having some
kind of "a argument6-Mr RS.
Frederick wanted TO go u
Kelley's to buy a talking
machine Mr.. Frederick said
he could do enough talking
himself las everybody knows
and they finally compromised
ON q singing machine as
that's one point where Mr.,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

Spencer left Tuesday for
Boise City, Idaho, TO engage
in mining.
Frank Lisetor, who recently
sold his place on Highland to
g. j. Herring, has purchased
Tom Patterson's residence in
West Marshall.
Wesley M. Smith, n NJ. V.
&. graduate who has been
preaching at Seneca. No., is
home on u visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Smith.
Murphy Mills have a splen-
did Shoe Department in their
new store and they sell the
kind Of shoes that bring the
customers back again.
Mrs. Robt. Swift and
daughter, Miss Lille, re.
turned Friday morning from
Mesa, Arizona, where they
spent n pleasant winter.
Probate Judge Chase left
Monday night for Russell
vile. Mo-, to attend the fu.
neral Of his sister, Mrs. A. G..
McCallistcr, who died there
Monday morning.
Mrs. j. G.. Williams. COL,
was called here from Kansas
City on account Of the serious
illness Of her mother, Mrs.
isaac Mills. who is somewhat
improved.
On Friday April 9Th, nj 8 p.
m. William Jewell College,
will debate against NJ. V. c.
mt Stewart Chapel, on Govern
ment Ownership Of Railroads.
Admission oJc.
Peter Holmes, Of west of
town. came In Saturday after
being laid up two weeks on
account Of a sprain. lie
off of u hay stack and
badly sprained his left ankle.
"A CROSSE LUMBER cos
READY MIXED PAINTS
Leads tho rest.
Stands the test.
Proves tho best
q. y. Merrill left Tuesday
for Curtis, Ark, where he
has his lumber mill. He says
he has about l0O,0 900 feet OF
pine lumber ready for ship
ment. The lumber business
he says is good at present.
Bencdick IL McAmis sold
for +. r. Crockett house and
ten acres to I. II. Railey, con
sideration $4,000. Place is
known as Montague or Maxey
in southwest suburbs o.
Marshall.
G.. l.. Reppcnhagen, tho
siddlcry man, has rented the
store room on the west side
of the square just vacated by
Will ii. Weekly. lie will no,
be able TO move in for sever
al weeks.
Work shoes that you car
work in, that's the kind Of
shoes we like to sell, it's thu
kind you want to buy-try III
for your next shoes.
Murphy Mills Clio. Co
John Boiler and Maggie
Johnson, col, were married
at the residence of Isaac
Johnson Saturday by Rev.
Isaac Mills. They left i'm
mediately after the ceremony
E. ~ - Co.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

When you want a new hat,
don't fail to 60 to Murphy
Mills, the new store, north
side, the largest hat stock in
Marshall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
Lottery Man ArrsIened.

New Orleans, April 4.-John M /.
Demaest, Of New York. was arraign-
cd before the United States com
missioner here on the charge OF being
= party 70 the transmission OF lottery
matter through the mails from Mo-
bile, Ala. and gave bond for his ap-
pearance before the federal grand jury
for the southern district Of Alabama.
Joseph +. Shaw. also OF New York,
will be arraigned on The same charge
to them The men formerly lived
in New Orleans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

busy preparations Of the soldiers m
the Caribbean port towns They
say that these soldiers swarm 80
thiclfIy that at night q person cannot
stir about without being continually
challenged and compelled to give the
password They say also that these
people are stiII placing implicit faith
in the ultimate success Of Lee Christ
mas, the American from Memphis,
Tenn. who they believe to be head
ing an expedition into Nicaragua. al
though he was reported wounded and
captured several days ago BY Mica
raehans Many OF these soldiers the
passengers say. are little more than
boys, and their confidence in their
country appears almost pathetic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Oklahoma City, Okla. April 49,
G. Y Topping, secretary of the Ok
lahoma Millers' association, who has
received reports from every section
Of Oklahoma. IN report made pub
lc Tuesday estimates that Is per
cent Of the wheat and Is per cent OF
the oat crop Is destroyed by the green
bug There Is he says. not sec
don where the pest had not appear
ed while In some sections both crops
are wholly destroyed Tho bug IS now
beginning TO ny and Il is believed the
next ten days viii see the end Of IFS
raYaans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
Rafthauaks csused Panle.

Ponta del Gada. Island Of st. MI
chaels. Azore Islaads. April l.--Vio-
lent earth shocks prevailed through
out this island during the night, The
worst disturbance occurred at villa
Franco. where the panic-strickeu peo-
pie aed 10 the outskirts Of the town.
The Wealthier Inhabitants are leavias
villa Franea. the ancient capital o.
81. MiOhRels. which was twics pm
vioUsly destroyed by volcanic cruz
tons. being practically swallowed ~
BY an eruption OF mud IN 1922.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
HILL RESIGNS 40 PRESIDENT
And His son Is Named % Head the
Great Northern.

Great Northern.
81. Paul MINI. April 81. y.
Hill has resigned as president OF the
Great Northern. and viii be chairman
Of the board OF directors. l.. w.
Hill, his son. was chosen president.
The following statement was made
AT q meeting o. the board Of de
rectora held here Tuesday afternoon.
the organisation OF the company was
enlarged By the election Of chair
man Of the board Of directors. j.
J. Hill was elected chairman; L. w.
Hill was elected president, and r II.
McGuigan FIRST vice president. Mr..
Mc0uigan viii have direct charge OF
the operating department, the other
cthcers Of the board remaining as at
present The company's business
has doubled In the past I've OF six
years, which renders necessary the
Increase Of the operating STAFF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
sso olo &c a Nsuhern.

Newberne. NJ c., April Fire
that started in j.. NJ. Arnold's stable
early Tuesday. spread to the block
OF residences on Pollock street. and
a number OF nne houses we're burnsa
The First Baptist church was on Gre
but II was put out Twenty horses
were burned IN the Arnold stables.
The loss Is estimated at $50 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Jefferson, Ga. April t.--A negro
named Dillard Harris was shot and
killed BY Harvey Roberts AZ Pender-
gvasn. Ca. doubls-baFrsi shotgun
being used. The negro was said 70
be drinking and went to the home OF
Mr.. Rcberss and began using vulgar
and obscene language Mr.. Roberts
ordered the negro 70 leave HE prem
iaos This the negro refused 70 DO.
and Advaaced upon Mr.. Roberts with
a pistol TIE latter shot him D. the
Ion side. fron walsh wOuad Haess
died soon after.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
found Dead n q Tub.

savannah CO Anril sf.s
mother dead IN tub OF water, was
The distressing sight that met the
gase OF William Lee. when he arose
for his breakfast His mother. Mrs
DaAiel Lee. had tripod over stick
Of wood and fallen into the tub,
where he suifoeatsd His efforts to
revive her we're without avail. Mrs
Lee was e. years old. She lived in
hes own home. with her son, her
only relative. on Williamson street
she arose 10 set breakfast. and Il
was while going about this task that
the accident occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Montgomery, Ala, April 4.--A
late hour Tuesday night simultaneous
attacks were made on cars q hs
traction company Al remote points u
the suburbs OF the city. Fourtssh
shots we're fired into one car, VhieA
carried a number Of passengers. 70
one was hurt. IN West Enc sereril
shots wsrs fred at another css, PSI
no damage vas done. Deiaehmeah
Of police we're rushed 10 the sesas'
but 20 arrests were made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

New Orleans. April t.-Befose -
session q the United states clFeaN
Of appeals was opened here Wessea
DAY 10 hear arguments n the oresss-
Caynor case on appeal non the Vra
Cd States circuit court for ne tea'i
ern district Of Georgia. q esosu
necessary 70 use trucks n irsHs''
ring the many reeurds n iha ea'
from che clerks olaee O. tas -"
room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Palestine, Tex. April Al. G..
Rifles, negro. was arrested at Oak
woods and brought to Palestine late
Tuesday night IN connection with the
express robbery at Eikhart, on March
2l, when the messenger was assault
ed ana thrown from the car. Rifles
admitted being with two other negroes
who committed the robbery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

8arlin, April 1.-THE science OF
aptosvephy Of breath was explasned
ppaday ~ the annual meeting Of
~ Roentsea ray ooaference. Cien-
nesFhphie pictures Of the breath-
U.s. q sick and healthy persons were
Effpun hpoa screen Tbs inven-
ef q the method n Dr. Kohles
slshadea 4 Is expected nat the
discovery win play an important part
81 the diagnosis OF tuberculosis and
sloer respiratory diseases.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Fayetteville, Ca, April 4.-The
main building Of Fayyette county pau
per farm has been burned. The fire
is supposed to have caught from the
roof }. r Gibson, superintendent
was living in the residence. Only
a few things were saved, with no in !
surance. The inmates we're in other
buildings.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
Paper Makers on alrIkn.

Gleuns Falls, N. r.. April Am
the paper makers employed at the IN
ternational Paper company-n plant at
Fort Edward, went out on strike on
Tuesday night. The pager makers
demand the dismissal OF members who
deserted their union and Joined the
mill workers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

WAynesboro. Ga. April 4. -Buddie
Johnston, a negro convict. escaped
Nom hailiff Forter ~ a pFetext which
allowed n % Be krsed for a few
minutes, during which time he took
Forlers gun and toss him to no
shsris Johnston is doing all a ~
pevsr % Fseaptnrs ths escaped cen
visa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
BUSSE WINS OVER
DUNNE IN CHICAGO
spublican Candidate Receives
Large Plurality.
aTanEr AMtwAy oUEsrIoN To

ns esstlsd BY Trseslon Ordinances.
Campaign BIttsrsss chIeaso Has
ever KNOWN Hearst Teek Part OF
Dunno IN tho Flight.
Chicago, April l.-The most In
cnse campaign ia municipal politics
ei Chicago has experienced IN many
years oloeed Tuesday nsght with the
leeison q Frederick A. Busse, the
epublioan candidate fer mayor. over
Mayer Inward II Dune, bis demo-
efatla rival, and q candidate for re-
1lestion, By a plurality OF between
70 900 and is 600 The Issues in the
ampaign have been larseIy based
Appn The improvement Of the local
sraolloa systems.
Both parties were agreed that pres
ant conditions were intolerabie, but
e|iHered as to the best method to be
tmployad IN revising them. The DEM
ccratic party headed BY Mayor Dunno
stood for immediate municipal own
ership through condensation OF the
street car properties II the result
could not be obtained In any other
way
Tho Republicans favored ordinances
passed by the city council over the
veto Of Mayor Dunno These ordinances
provided for 20-year franchisea for the
street car companies the city getaln-
1a the right to purchase the systems
9or $50 900 900 plus the amount TO be
epeat for Immediate rehabilitation OF
h9 lines six months notice being
nsoeseary OF the cily's intention to
oqplro the property. The ordinances
R'so provided Tor universal transfers
tfousheut the City scent fare ana
per cent Of the net revenue OF the
ompaniea 70 be paid to the olty.
me aght for and against the adop-
Hon d these ordinances has been exA
tedingly bitter They we're carried
81 q majority Of about 40 600 votes.
The vote Tuesday showed 4 decld-
a reversal Of public opinion on the
question o. municipal ownership COM
paved With the last msyoralty cam
Naign two years aso AZ that time
unne received les .lss votes against
4se 67i for John N. Harlin. the re-
nklienn leader The prohibltionist
ekel received B. ss4 votes and the
fsesaNst IS 0St.
This year the Republican vote was
close b iss 900, and that Of the
Democrats close t. 14s COO. The pro-
plhltion vote ran slightly above that
b two years ago. while the socialist
fQis fen OK heavily. Il being more
ean "a, 900 votes less thar that o. the
afsl city election.
The campaign has been enc Of the
Rosl bitter unv r- ix has ever known
hergea ard counter cnsrgos have
been hurled back and forsA. the per-
onM lives 81 tAe candidates have
Seen held up 10 the public and an
1rous10at the entire campaign
psahers en- both sides have INDUCED
shs after night Ia TRADES that were
iea with lnvective aud abuse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05
GIRL killed ON
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Body Of Girl Found With h,
Throat Slashed.
DIED N AN OLD RAILROAD CUT


Witnesses Before cOrOnsrs Jury.
Victim Was Arrested in Atlanta On
Last Sunday night.
chattanooga, Te9a., April 4.-oD
Tuesday afternoon about 3 O'Clock he
lifeless body OF Lille Palmer, a hand
some 1S-year-old girl Of Atlanta.
was found in an abandoned railroad
cut on the side Of Lookout mountain
with her throat cut from ear to ear
The authorities are looking for I'd
Turner, who came here from Atlanta
with the woman AID who was last
seen with her..
Excitement was high near the scene
Of the killing and had Turner been
found in that section, a necktIe par
y would have been the result.
The evidence adduced before the
coroners jury came largely from F.
B. Reeves and J 2. Jones, both At
lanta boys, who came here on the
same train with the couple. They
stated that Turner and the Palmer
woman had been married that later
she had gone into a house in atlanta
They reached the city Monday night
at 9;40 O'Clock. Tuesday the four
went 10 the foot OF the mountain
Turner and the woman starting to
walk up the mountain and the boys
returning to the city.
Turner was later seen to take a car
to the city. He was alone. All e.
forts to locate him have been futile,
and he Is supposed to have left Chat
tanooga on an early train.
The only cause that has been as
signed for the murder is Jealousy.
It is stated that Turner did no,
want to go back to Atlanta and that
she had determined to return with
Jones and Reeves.
The victim Of the killing was ar
rested In an Atlanta hotel Sunday
night charged with disorderly con-
duct Early Monday morning the
woman's husband called at police
headquarters and put up S51.5o col
lateral and secured the release OF both
the young man and his wife.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Ioolon. April t.--The report % the
0faclai naval tribunal Of ib inquiry
Into the banleship lena dlsasier ~
iects the possibility Of malice as an
explanation Of the explosion and a.
irloutes q solely % the powder ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Ban Francisco. April 81. A.
tilaln, president OF the San iran.
spo Gas and Electric company, ca
SEATED The loss a. a.. 500 900 in
nesdaz nights IRE. ne says A
Vpt 81 900. zoe plant, and thar one.
1a q a vas DESTROYED.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Hammond, Ind. Aprli t.--oae nAn
was blown 10 atoms and q sAan store
house Of the Aetna Powder oeGpaAT
AZ Aetna, md. was completely de-
stroyed Tuesday. ~ tie oxpiosioR et
900 pounds o. dynamite. The cause
OF The explosion Il not knowR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-05

Florence. Italy. AsrlI t.-Formsr
Princess Louise. OF saxony. now
known a. the ccuntass 81 Moutir.
noso, has obtained pcrnlaulon 70 see
her cAildrea ard win shortly leave
for Z visit to Nanlch.