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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
ala Lannev for coII,ne

New York, May 1s.-Amherst coll
lege is to benefit by the will OF the
late Edward w. Currler 10 the amount
Of about $500. 900. Mr.. Currisr was
a member OF the class OF '65 and died
twelve months ago. He left $500.
0o0 to his alma mater, subject To the
life interest of relative. She has
died recently and the college comes
into its legacy. Mr.. Currier was the
son Of Nathaniel Currier. senior part
ner Of the Arm OF Currier 4 Ives, the
famous art engravers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14

Decatur, Ala. May 1S.--when the
sixty seventh session Of the grand
loiss OF Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows meets here on the 18th, 18th
aud i6th OF the present month one OF
the most important questions that
will come before the meeting and
one which this meeting will be called
upon to desCide will be he location OF
an orphans home for the order. Sew
eral towns in Alabama will be csndi.
dates for the home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
Haa plsd from HIs BUNS.

New York, May 15. -Stephen MAI
therson, a coffee importer, whose
home in Flatbush. was DESTROYED "
fire early Thursday, died FHaP
night as the result Of burns and IN
juries received while rescuing his El''
and children from the flames. MI
Mattherson was SO years old. DuT'n8
Sie Ere, Mrs. Ada Deppin, OF LOUIS
vile, a guest OF the family, was SUI
located
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14

Wichita. Kans.. May is.--w. r.
banks, OF Triton. aud ]. L. Phillips
and J s Gordon. Of Thomasvllle
have purchased tract Of timber o.
about 10000 acees lying between
that city and Tsl,aAassee. Fla and
applied Cor Incorporation under .hs
frn ZANE 81 tee Cherokee Lumber
company. for ne purpose q uaus.
iacluring g INTO lumber.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
Chosen VISITING Professor.

Cambridge, Mass. May Bro
lessor william Henry Schoheld' pO.
lessor OF comparative literature
Harvard university, has been eh0's,
visiting professor at The univsrs''y "
Berlin for the academic year Nv.
and 1905. Professor Schoheld SO
70 the German university in eXchant'
for a professor who comes from -,
institution to Harvard in accorla..
with a custom established three 80
ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
Am.rlea,. rrouhl., In rurk,y.

Cons,autinople. May iS.-rhe re-
vival OF the disabilities under which
the American missionary institutions
Ia Turkey have heretofore labored,
has commenced, the porte having is
sued instructions TO repeal certain
Instantaneous measures II Is
hoped that the embassy ofieials viii
IN a few days see the conclusion Of
AL tho iormallties leading to the Of
helal recognition Of the American es-
tsblishsaeRis on the same basis ne the
other loyNlgn missions. and fnd other
pending questions IN process OF hnal
solullon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
Twice TRIES suicide.

Wrlghtsville, Ca, May 1s.-Friday
A. Walker, who lives near spann, in
this county, attempted to take his
own life with Marlin repeating shot
gun, and after falling in the first at
tempt, was in the act OF giving a
second one when his son-in-law, Mr..
Morgan, entered the room and pre-
vented him. The shot tore long,
deep wound through the back OF his
head, but not entering the cavity. He
was brought to this city. where his
wound was dressed and he will soon
recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
cemmand.r Roeth COO, w..t

New York. May s.-commAndel
BvanEsline Booth, head Of the Saliva
tlon Army forces In A,neriea, has lefi
the city for an extended tour In the
west. Miss Booth viii make address
es in the following cities In the order
named; ST. Louis, Kansas City,
DesMoines, Peoria, Chicago, Denver
Los Angeles. San Jose. San Fran.
cisco. Portland and Seattle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
shoOt. vic; KIlIs ~.

Wichita, Kans. May IL" d"
Fulton, who Friday night mae -
tempt on the life OF MS forme' ~.
committed suicide SATURDAY by So
ing himself. His body was io.'.- !.
the railroad yards four blocks =. -
whore he attacked Mrs. Fu!'oa'
shot her three times. The ro--l-
is not dangerously injured -
ing the shooting a crowd OF =
chased Fulton. intent on
aim. but he escaped.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
plenoe wllh cold. gray eyes into hla

pierce with cold, gray eyes into his
soul
Doolittle was nervous and I'll at
ease. Bush was calm and under
perfect self control. He even ig-
nored his lawyers at timse and asked
witnesses questions himself. Once
he actually fiared up and became
saucy and impertinent when address
ing a question to an uncle of Charlie
Doolitt1e.
Mrs. Julia Mccarthy, the mother
OF Miss Kathryn for whom the infer
nal machine was indeed intended, and
who was seriously injured, was not
able TO appear in court.
Negro Points Out Bush.
The negro messenger boy, the only
person who saw the man who sent tbs
box to the Mccarthy home, pointed
Bush out 10 court as the man whom
ne had met on the night of the ex.
plosion The negro was bit con-
fused under oss-examination and
appeared to be greatly frightened.
Miss Kathrwn was on the stand
and told about her love affairs with
Doollttle and abodt how queerly he
acted at times.
w. b. Blount told about the ex.
plosion and described the scene at
the Mccarthy home on the night the
internal machine did its work
Some OF the most important evil
dence was that of the 1ty-detectives
who workedlon the case They told
Of admissions made by Bush and OF
the strange way he acted when Doc
little was accused Of being lmplicat-
ed In the crime.
Wilhal, It is one of the strangest
affairs that has ever happened in At
lanta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
CLOSELY WATCHED BY POLICE.
Russian Social Democrats Discuss the
Program for Propaganda.

Russian Social Democrats Discuss the
Program for Propaganda.
London, May 13,--Tne Russian So
cial democrats who recently arrived
here to hold congress- are confer
ring daily with their eompatriots and
are being closely watched by police
and reporters It Is impossible,
however, to get definite reports OF
their doings, though 1t Is said they
are discussing a program for prop
uganda throughout Russia, and DELHI
Grating on the policy TO be followed
by the social democrats in the lower
house Of the Russian parliament.
They are also planning to hold an
nual meetings, like the trades union
congress Most OF the delegates rep
resent the professions, with Jews pre-
dominating. Poles and Let's come
next, and some OF them are reputed
TO be ex-Siberiaus. There are sew
Srsl women among the delegates,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14

New Work, May rs Secretary Of
the Treasury cauaNou has taicn ?
ootaee at BAY Crest. East Neck
Hununston long for ihe
summer season. Oyster Bay where
President Roosevelt lives turing the
summer. Is about Z miles away
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
80 Renevs countY &c .

Girard. Ala. STAY ia -.
meeting 81 tae citlrens o. G.T-
been called 81 the ely ooorsl
held - he council ohanbe. .
steps rowars removing ne oo--~
SEA- from Scale e thlz aica-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
Car 70 Meet K,l,.,

LONDON. Nay iS-Spcial dispatch.
IS from s.. Petersburg Say that En-
peror Nicholas ana Emperor william
have afransti iog an early meeaas
On me Baihs sea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
PEOPLE MAKE MERRY
"IN OLD MADRID =
Much Rejoicing Over Birsh of
Heir to Throne.
eREAr DISPLAY Of FIREWORKS
Throughout the Entire Kingdom Also
There Were Unusual DsmOnstra-
tlons and Great ReIOiclnss-oueen
and Infant Doing Well.

Madrid, MMay 1S-Thers was little
sleep in Spain Friday night. The
public rejoicing over the birth Of
On heir to theihrone continued every
where until almost morning.
In the provinces the church bells
were ringing, there was music in the
streets of the various towns, and
aims were distributed 10 the poor.
1he capital was brilliantly illuminat-
ed, there was a great display of fire.
works, regimental bands marching
through the streets, which were
thronged and the cafes were crowd
ed until almost daylight. -
BY the kings order, a sumptuous
supper was prepared at midnight for
the troops composing the gassions
throughout Spain. Dawn was break
ing when the weary crowds sought
their homes.
Queen Victoria and her baby pass
ed satisfactory night, and the con-
ditiOh of both the mother and child
was pronounced to be excellent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-14
FRED BUSH is HELD
IN BOND OF $4,000
Atlanta's Most Mysterious and
Remarkable Case.
1UsA,s ovEER INFATvATIoN

ale e Said Not to Have Been Jealous
Of the Girl DoolIttle Was to Wed,
but Strange to say, Of DoOllttls
Himself.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Soavor.

George Leaver of 1l2S Fifth street
an old time Greeley resident, die
suddenly at about 6 O'Clock Saturdal
afternoon from apoplexy. He wa
on the back porch of his homt
when stricken. His daughters
Anna and Sarah, who keep house fo
him, were with him at the time anC
they summoned physician hur
riedly, but before the latter's arriva
the old man was dead.
Deceased was born at Huddersield
Eng. Sept. %, 1927 He came Il
Greeley in 1884 and has made this
his home ever since. TN
Besides the two daughters mem
toned deceased leaves another
daughter, Mrs. Alice Platt, of Black
stone, Mass. and two sons. Afford
and Arthur, who live in the country
near Greeley.
The funeral services were held at
2:30 Monday afternoon in Trinity
Episcopal church, Rev. j. A. Trim-
mer officiating.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Field.

w. W. Field died suddenly at 6 "a
O'Clock last Friday morning of heart
failure. The end came quietly anc
peacefully few minutes after Mr.
Field awoke. lie had attended the
Rank1n-Crawford nuptials the even.
ing before and had retired apparent,
in the best of health and the people
of the community were shocked and
grieved Friday morning to hear Of
his sudden demise.
Mr.. Field was born in Chesterfield,
N. H., sixty-four years ago and has
been resident of Greeley over
twenty-five years. lie served as
secretary of the l. o. o F. here for
twenty-five consecutive years and re-
signed a few months ago when no
was presented with a beautiful com.
bination charm of the order as ,
slight token of their appreciation of
his faithful service. Mr.. Field has
been in business here many years and
was respected and admired by all for
his honesty and integrity. Few men
can leave this world with as many
friends and as few enemies.
ME- Field is survived by a widow
Funeral services were Conducted
at the home at 80 Sunday afternoor
oy kev. L. G. Brockway. The l. q
n
y. +. attended in body.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Wilson.

Mrs. Jeanette Wilson, aged sev
enty six years, died Tuesday. Ma!
81, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. S. Fl. Pace. 527 Eleventh street
Mrs. Wilson came here two week
ago with her daughter, Mrs. Mani
Wall, from Washington.
Mrs. Wilson leaves three sons an
three daughters who live in Kansa
City, Mo-. and Washington.
Funeral services will be conduct
at O'Clock this afternoon at tht
Advent church.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Outlook Promising.

r..rqased interest is being taken
,. .... Iittle Snake river irrigation
t I'm Routt county, according 10
r,norrs from MeSsrs. ArbncRie
.r., rrrcell, the local agents, ana IL
3. ..mbIe that the district Will be
49,. rg0y settled up this summer.
Tn Eoutt County Development com
r... which is coloni2ing the DIS
r-..r and building the canal SYSTEM
81. wing excellent success in placing
.,l... rrriJns which entitle the holders
ii. .cr,rred selection when the oo' ooo
.,,r. tract is thrown open by tine
..,...l and board. 1t is stated that
A. rrobable these hundred Will oe
srr5 nut within the next few weeks.
After that those who wish to secure
l,u3 will lave to wait until the
optmng. The work was started OH
tie canal on May lst and Will oe
rushed as rapidly as teams and LABOR
will permit and there is plenty OF
labor on the canal at good wages Tor
all who wish to go into the district.
II is understood that several weld
county farmers are figuring on con-
tracts. j. j. Armstrong, we'll
known Greeley man, who is general
agent for this company, arrived IN
Greeley this morning and will be
here for several days.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
WE MUST WAKE UP.

How many of Greeley's business
men have ever taken ride over
through the Thompson and st. Vrain
valleys, past Hillsboro, Johnstown,
Highlandlake and Mead? Very few,
we believe. More is the pity, for
the good OF this city.
Should it ever be possible to take
the Commercial club over through
those valleys-and it may be one of
these days as there is railroad all
through the country question of
an electric interurban railroad would
very nearly be settled. There are
two valleys as large in extent and
fully as fertile as the Poudre valley,
and fully as thickly populated.
Yet, Greeley secures only small
part of the business of that immense
territory, for lack of the right trans
portation facilities. That trade be.
longs to Greeley, but goes to Long
mont, Loveland and Borthoud, be-
cause these places are little nearer.
With an electric Hallway from Gree
ley to Denver, at least fifty per cent
of the business would come to Gree
ley. This is the county seat and
there is always more or less call for
man to come here on business with
the county officials. There is no
| reason to believe that he would not
do most of his shopping here while
in town. Cheap transportation under
all kinds of weather conditions would
cause people to flock to Greeley.
The little towns that are spring
ing up along the line of the sugar
railroad that runs through that
country should all be supplied from
lGreeley with groceries and such pro-
visions as are not grown in those Sec
tions.
Unless Greeley steps in and secures
that trade soon, some other city less
entitled to it will get it. The busi-
ness is ours with an electric railroad
and we want to see the business men
of Greeley take this matter up at
once and in business like way.
1t is not alone the business of the
Thompson and st. Vrain valleys that
we must look after, but we must get
into closer and better communica-
tlon with the other towns of the
county and with the splendid terri.
tory lying northeast of here that is
rapidly rolling the prairie line back
toward the Nebraska border. We
must push out into the Black Hollow
country northwest of the city and
furnish the Inhabitants in that fer
Tile valley easy access to the county
seat. Ii we do not there will be an
other county seat in Weld county
within the next ten years and the
growth OF Greeley will be materially
checked.
This city must be made the hub of
a system of electric lines radiating
into the country in every direction.
When this becomes reality there is
nothing visionary IN the statement
that this city can support popula-
tion of 25,0OO people.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Rooney.

Word has been received here o.
the death of Miss Anna G. Rooney
Miss Rooney was student in til,
Normal school two years ago wheT
she made many friends among bot
teachers and scholars.
She went to her home in Vernon
last fall on account of the Hines o
her brother, expecting to return thi
spring. but few days before tn,
time set for her to start she wa
stricken down and died after an III
ness of four weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
ONE MILLION ACRES
Of Irrigated Lands in the Upper
Snake River, Idaho.

The cheapes' land and the most abund
ant water supply in all the Arid Western
States.
Three Beet Sugar Factories Now in
the Valley, while fine improved beet
land with perpetual water right can be
bought from $50 to $50 an acre, and
which will readily justify an investment
of 500 to 500 an acre
Finest Potato Country on the Con-
tinent-An Ideal Fruit Valley-No Al
kali In the Soil. An unsurpassed eli
mate. no bliZZards. no destructive storms.
| no zero weather, and an excellent mar
ket for everything the farmer produces.
No other land possibility anywhere will
insure more certain and quick retLrn
on YOUR investment.
The Next Big City, Idaho Falls,
Idaho. 1t is destined to become the
greatest railroad center and the largest
city in the state of Idaho. 1t is the
Gateway to the Yellowstone National
Park. Has the greatest water rover
west OF Niagara 10000 horse power al
ready harnessed. Surrounded by the
largest body of irrigated lard on the en-
tire continent. The fitting out point for
the famous Birch Creek. Lost River.
Salmon City and Carriboo Mining Coun-
tries. Abundance of coal, timber and
free range for stock at her very door.
population o,ooo-within five years
will have $4,000 souIs-while real es
tate values are, without question, lower
IN Idaho Falls than in any city in the
west that has lees than half her popuIa-
ton and resources. During the last ten
years land has been steadily increasing
In value but it will increase more in the
next two years than it has in the last ten.
Now is your time but those who would
nave the cream must not delay. For
lull particulars address, the
Idaho Falls Development Co.
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Anderson.

Ferdinand Anderson died Monda
Nav 20, of tuberculosis, aged thru
seven years. He was born in Swedtl
and came here from Dakota seve
months ago. He leaves wife aut
two children. His sister died her
of tuberculosis two months ago.
Funeral services will be conduct
by Rev. Leafgren at , O'Clock TIT
afternoon at the Swedish Missiol
church.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Sore Nipples.

ANY mother who has had eyperi.
ence with this distressing allment
VIII be pleased to know that \ crsa
may be effected by applying Cham.
berlain's Salve as soon as the r,iI,
IS cone nursing. Wipe it of witt, q,
soft cloth before ALLOWING tno w., 9
TO nurse. Many trained nur.ss .,.s
ohls salve with best result, T,r
sale by all druggists. VI
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Black Prince

A draft horse. about 1850 pounds, will
stand at Whites Livery Barn at Evans
Fridays and Saturdays; at my ranch 8
miles west of Kersey the rest of week,
except Sundays.
TERMS-$1O.OO to insure with foal,
due.when this.is satisfactorily deter
mined Due at once if mare Is traded
or disposed of.
A. T. LING, Owner.
Phone, 55--11 Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Going to Nevada .

l want to sell, at once, nv farm
six miles northeast of Ault: l6O
acres, well improved. all in cutiIva.
tion, watered from Larimer County
ditch. Will produce So, 500 In rent
this year. Price 81, 900, easy terms
K. L. Nancy, owner, 426 Twelfth
street, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
SpeciallExcurslon to Mevico;ri,r

Ihe Colorado & South orrr.
nan rates to Mexico City and p.
.ufh tickets to be sold on An E.. A..
TO May 18th, June Sth to t.Y. , u
June 10Th to July 18th: go.5 m'
uays' stopovers in both dirnrri.n.
fu'i Information regarding rsvTs.
A., Denver. ~ r.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Removal Sale.

The Thompson Music company are
selling their pianos, organs, sewing
machines and musical goods at great
reduction from now until June |.
All popular music only IS cents a
COPY.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
DEATHS
HanSteen.

Charles Hansteen OF Kersey d.
last SUNDAY from tuberculosis. I
was forty-ona years of ago. VI
Hansteen is survived by two child
and his mother, who is now
Japan adjusting an estate.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Good Investment.

Owner of fifteen of the choicest
lots In Arlington addition No /. will
sell all or part at bargain. In.
quire Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

The date for Walker Whiteside has
been changed to May 81 instead Of
MAY 80
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

me only place in Greeley tba, cali.
government 3 > aI inspected beef Is Mar. ,I,,S !,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

Smallest number OF any issue printed
in 1906, 22OO.
1A00 Copies of this issue OF The
E4OO Tribune we're printed.
c. II. WOLFE, Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

Cool Clothing is what you want for this warm wsa
You cannot enjoy life sweltering in heavy
heavy underwear and stiff hat. Get into one
Isle underwear, negligee shirts, Isle half hose
neckwear, oxfords and a straw OF Panama
They are all here and at the right prices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-26
PROTECTS MOTHER; STAYS SIRE.
Nineteen-Year-oId Boy Shoots and
Kills His Father.

Fort Atkinson.-Attempt to inter.
fere. to protect his mother, who was
being chased with a butcher knife by
his father, it is said, Frank Popke, 10
years of age, an employe of the North
western Manufacturing company, shot
and killed the latter when he turned
to attack him. The shooting occurred
at the Popke home on Clarence street.
The elder Popke was drunk, it is said,
and quarreled with his wife, with
whom he is said to have had many
similar quarrels in similar circum-
stances. Becoming eXasperated he
seized a knife, it is said, and rushed
at her. She fed away from him, but
was unable to get out of the room.
She ran around, managing to avoid
him until her son, hearing the noise
of the chase, entered the room. I'm
mediately the father turned his rage
from his wife to his son, it is said,
and made dash in his direction. Be-
fore he could reach the boy the latter
drew a revolver and fired twice, the
bullets lodging in the head. The ia
Their started to run from the room and
was crossing the threshold, it is said,
when the son fired again, striking
him in the back and killing him in
stantly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-26
HEALER TO LEAVE STATE.
"Dr." John Till, Much Discussed,
Agrees to Quit Wisconsin.

Glenwood.-A fresh and decidedly
sensational chapter has been added to
the running story of DR." John Till,
the much discussed healer. On war
rants sworn out before Judge Wall,
of this city, Constable futile went to
Till's home in Somerset and placed
him under arrest Till and the con-
stable arrived, accompanied by his
landlord, John Cloutier, and his attor-
ney. He was taken before justice
of the peace and pleaded guilty to the
charge of practicing medicine without
license. On the understanding that
he is to at once cease practic-
ing in Wisconsin, he was fined $50 and
costs. The Wisconsin state board of
medical examiners was back of this
latest attempt to put an end to the
practice of medicine by Till. One
year ago H. H. Dean, then district at
torney for st. CroiX county, made a
determined effort to convict Till on
the same charge.