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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
GULF CREWS RELATE
1 NARROWING STORIS
Experiences of Fishing Smacks
Arriving at Galveston.
sAILoBs .ARALYzEO sY FRIoHT
Y -an Earthquake Is Supposed To
sas caused Great CONNECTION In
shs ouIf--Jsts Of Hot Water Shot
Over 200 Feet in the Alr.

hieaEo, April 19.-A dispatch to
81 Inter- Ocean from Galveston.
Tex. says:
The lower gulf was converted into
q sea OF boiling water Sunday night,
When the earth cracked and jels OF
not water shot into the air nearly
200 feet high.
Fishing smacks OF the gulf fisheries
which ply between Galveston and the
.iehing grounds of campecha are ar
living and the crews relate harrow
ing tales OF their experiences, not
knowing OF the Mexican earthquake
until they reached here. The crew
Qf the Aloha, Captain swenson, was
paraIyEed with fright about midnight
sunday when the smack, which was
homeward bound, was caught In se-
Rlsc Of ross-currents, which held 1t
8 prisoner for nearly an hour.
Three hours later the ice in the
hold used to preserve the fish, had
melted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
ROOSEVELT CRITICISED.
Seattle Central Labor Council Passes
Resolutions.

Resolutions.
Seattle. Wash, April 1.-THE
Seattle central labor council has pass
"a resolutions scoring President
Roossvelt's action in referring TO e.
'H Hartman, as a citizen, as unde-
Hirabie as Mover, Haywood or pehs.
The resolution crluclses the presl-
Bent for preiudiclng the alleged MUIR
deTers OF former Governor steunen-
burg Of Idaho, before they have been
iried and for denying them the rights
so American citizens 70 be presumed
lnnocent uatll proved guilty,
The labor leader requested that the
president retraet. and asked for q
square deal Tor the men whose names
shey declare he has ciouded,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
Released on 81, 600 sons.

Dayton, o., April ls.-Mrs. Leah
c Gilman. her son. Collins, ana
uaushtsFs Bessie and Payne. waived
preliminary heef.,s 10 squire Holder
mans eoari thursday morning and
we're bound over 70 the grand iury
on the charge OF nurderlnE Dona
GllmAA. They were released on bond
rEgrsgatinE 81 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
ol Imper,ano, 10 IN. Natlon.

New York. April i9-The executive
committee Of the national rife associ :
alton, Of America. ara meeting held
IN the associations ofiees, 2ss Broad
way, New York city, adopted the
plans proposed by General James A 4.
Draia, ~ sident OF the association.
for scAoolboy. rife shooting The great
Importance % the nation OF this &C.
lion. and whatflts value viii BE- 10
future generations. az an addition 20
the cOuntw's defensive strength. and
~ an agency Tor the promotion o.
peace, can hardly De eomprehended.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
May Double Asssssrs-t.

Montgomery. Ala. Apr. ~
Atlanta Coast Line was NE hrs'
the lines contestlug the new AiA'l.
laws 70 come Before the state ~
Of assessment for tax yaluaiions'
the result may be the placing % =.
than double the value Tat e %"
sessed. The board nov has ne
ne AZ SIS. 600 a mile. and nay Il
n IN she ltlratiou.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
POPULAR DIVINE DIES.
Rev. Or. HanlIn Passes Away at
New York CITY.

nGNs OFs F1dWtn FdSbeS away az
New York City.
Washington. April ia dispatch
received here from New York an
nounces the death at Hahneman hos
pital In that city of Rev DR.. Teunis
S. Hamlln, pastor of the Church OF
the Covenant in this city. He is
survived by his wife, chaplain gener-
al of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, and two sons, Bert Ham
lin, an attorney of New York, and
Franklin Hamlin, who Is completing
his studies in college.
DR.. Hamlin was regarded as one OF
the most popular dlvines in the east
and his congregation numbered many
persons OF wealth and social proml-
hence He was chairman OF the
committee Of his presbytery on the
revision Of the Confession Of Faith"
OF the Presbyterian church, was one
of the trustees OF the United Society
of Christian Endeavor, president OF
the Open Air Workers Association OF
America and president of the board OF
Of Howard university of this
city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
Annual Meeslno HELD.

Washington. April 1.-THE flnan.
eial board Of the African Methods,
church IL holding its annual meeting
here. wlth members present erom
many Of the large cities. The annual
report OF the financial secretary, K.
w. hampton. which has been submit
Ted TO the board, shows receipts Cor
N pas. year Of si6I ,2ss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
sssn nnn suit SET for Trial.

Birmingham, Ala. April 81
largest damage suit ever filed 10 Js
ferson county has been set for ~
in the circuit court for next hoaal
morning. william W. McAiee see
$3.50. 900 damages from The AIal
and Birmingham Air Line R-i-'a'
company, q part Of the sea5oa'l
Line. on account OF construction so
done on the line between BirmlaEl
and Atlanta. The trial Is sIPe,
to consume about three weeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
TRIED TO POISON FAMILY.
Three More Members Of the Metts
Family Made lll by Arsenic.

Three More Members Of the Metts
Family Made iil by Arsenic.
Chicago, April 10. Three surviving
members OF the Mette family, OF this
city. two OF whose members recently
died beCausee OF arseuical poisoning.
were made critically III wednesday
by partaklng OF food IN which the po-
lice declare arsenic had been placed.
Frank Mette. the father OF the fam
lily. died last Saturday. and Mrs.
Mary Mette. bis wife. died April 6.
Three other members OF the family
were also made m and are new IN the
hospital OF those remaining In the
house, three soAs, were poisoned by
eating oatmeal. which had been
brought into the house sincs the faith
er OF the family died, II Is believed
a plot exists 70 poison the entire fam
lily, but so far no clew has been OBJ
tanned to the person who placed the
poison In the food
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
80 neIIvsrY fer Tlnon .

Wash.ngten. April is. The post
once department has ordered that a
free city delivery carrier system be
inauguraied az Tinoa Ca, 20 begin
luas The housess' have been
numbered ard ne streets named &c
acoordanee With ne regulation. Tsere
win ~ three iei.sF carriers aad one
Substitute carrier
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20

Columbus. o.. April IT, The grand
jury, which adjourned 4 DAY OF twe
Rgo. returned secret indictments
against the membors OF The ice trusi
~ this clty on the grquad that they
had consplrea On restraint OF trade
me mon indicted AIS G. a. Kin
naird. ~ W, Policy D. o, DAVIS.
Starllns waaden. r, e. s,ocklell
AZ u Noggeae sat -. n Faups
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20

New York. April is.-Nos
0rs are 70 be hsaped up0a
Carnege. The bcsrd a. lsl'
the Booklyn putAs lara3 e
ming % imm1E;aliEs hi1- 'a p.
las rehts 10 bfonss % Af
is e 81 pg, Is ssss 3. t,s tFs
nahiit uhratlsa i1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
Bandlt oafn ga COO

81. Paul, Nina. AprR "a ban.
or he'd up the Nir,hsrn Epxress GEN.
pays uaion depot once Tusstay
sat compelled tas slsrk - opsn .As
ana eompeled ne clerk % opsn shs
sefe taa Elve Aim Dackass ocaaaia-
'ng t-s,e9s. he roossr ea1npaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
LEGAL ACTION AT srANosrlLL.
Fermer Attorney General Herbert Par
ker May Defend Thaw.

~ Wy DN'NWe tH~Ws
New York, April. l9.--Harry X.
Thaw's case remains at a standstIli.
20 far as legal action IL concerned.
A statement to the public from
I'hew IS expected regarding his selec-
tion Of counsel. Meantime the ques-
non OF applying for the prisoners
release on bail Is held in allegiance,
The latest report regarding the man
who Will defend Thaw ct his next
trial is that former Attorney General
Herbert I. Parker Of Massachusetts,.
IS 70 be chosen Parker acted as
prosecutor IN the famous murder trial
os Charles Tucker, who was convicted
81 the murder Of Mabel Page.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
SIX CARDINALS ARE
GIVEN THE RED HAT
Public ConsistorY is Held In
the Eternal City"
pEopLE CROWDED rAE sTREEra
Procession Accompanying Pope Was
Long and interesting, Being Com
posed Of Many Notable Personases.
Swiss Guards Headed Procession.


Rome, April 10 "A public consis-
tory took place at the vatican Thurs
day with great ceremony. This be-
ing the season In which Rome is
crowded with tourists, the demand
for tickets was extraordinary. At an
early hour all the streets leading to
st. Peters were black with people,
hurrying to get good places at the
vatican and so on 10 the hall OF beat
ificatloDs and the corridors through
which the papal procession we're TO
pass, were crowded with priests,
monks, laymen and ladies in black
wells, while the tribunes erected for
the occasion contained the family or
the pope, the Roman aristocracy and
the members OF the diplomatic corps.
The procession accompanying the
pope was long and intereshng& be-
irg composed Of many notable per-
sonages. The Swiss guard headed the
procession, and the noble guard sur
rounded the person of the pontiR
who was dressed in white. He was
preceded by the cardinals in full red
robes and followed by the bishops ana
archblshops.
When the pontiff was seated on the
throne, the six new cardinals adyanc-
ed one by one to receive the red hat.
Each prelate knelt at the feet of the
pope while the master of ceremonies
held a magnificent red hat6over the !
cardinals head, the pope saying
"Accipe galerum rubrum," etc.
arose and gave the papsl embrace.
The new cardinals then passed from
cardinal TO cardinal to receive the kiss
OF brotherhood. While the choir sang
softly. The only cardinal created at
the secret conslstory OF April Is who
was not present, was Mgr Rinaldl-
nj. the pspal nuncio, at Madrid. who
will receive the red hat al the next
public consistory.
The pope then impaired the epos-
tollo blessing and withdrew. sur
rounded by his court and guards. 10
preside later at supplementary Sc
cret eonsistory-the new cardinals In
the meanwhile returning thanks be-
fore the altar OF the Sisnne chapel.
The United States was represented
at the ceremony by Mgr Robrt +.
Elton. Of New Jersey; Mgr. Thomas
o'Gorman, bishOp Of Sioux Falls.
and Mgr. John Fsrrelly. spiritual d.
rector OF The American college.
The students OF the American col
leEe we're present, as well as the
American students Of the college OF
he propaganda.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
TrIed 70 Pass counterfsIt Mon.y.


Gsdsden, Ala. April l9-B. Hayes
couutryman, haillng from Buck
Pocket, Jackson county, has been a
rested by the police, charged With a
tempting to pass counterfeit ten-dol
lar bills. Hayes when arrested aa
a bill in his pocket which had beg
raised from one to ten BY pastlng hs
ures over the one. II IS said iha
Hayes Is a member Of the noior'oa
Stansell gang who were convicted
Fort Payne some years ago Tor cou9
terfeiting. and that he managed
make his escape. He is being as
for the United States authoEte5'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-20

seed planters that you might gather
their harvests, are you willing to be
seed planters that your friends ana
vour loved ones and your children ana
vour chidrens children may gather
tbe fruit? In other words, are you
willing to so submerge your life IN
Christ's that you will find your JOY III
the lows of others and your gospel trl-
umphs In their salvation, although on
earth your name may never get the
credit or be linked with the haryests OF
those whom you have blessed! Are
YOU willing to be a sower for the Mas.
fer and. like him, to leave the fruit Oh
your service and sacrifice for others 10
reap? Have you learned the meaning
Of those words in which he compared
himself to a corn of wheat whicn
brings no fruit until it is cast into the
ground and dies? Are you ready 10
give Yourself to service or to sacrihce'
TO lay down all for Jesus Christ, VINO
himself was a seed planter end himseir
died in order that you might hveF
ICopyright 1897, by Louis Klopsch.l
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,ro Aha. roters of the county Of Accomac;
~ nslino your support for the Office OF cepuV
treasurer OF said county, desire 10 suohi' 9'''S
claims for your consideration. A.. Do,,o-
Ist' Nv long and faithful service TO the Deino-
cratic party ,,.. oesoo nor asked for
- ard should fail to secure said position az
the coming election. will be TOO ola 10 i'"Ae
ard' In disastrous fire 3 years ago lost ths
oarninps of my life. Every enort was maus W
mveef and son. together wlth klhu Ienus 'ia,s, u
Temneranceville 10 save our store put III van, VAN.
Everv dofar's worth Of goods was purneu, R.op Rtop
artv that had worked hard for Our creIlso cNinsSs
,ade liberal discounts on our blils' our lIlSnus
toeether with the Masonic fraternity maIe uo
1;beral contributions but after all that was uone
for ms our losses were heavy. In oruer 10 ,.,es
little BUSINESS we had 10 n1oItKaeS oa,,ra did
Now friends | ask you to help me secuue sSa, sSa
az S3" in order that may redeem my home tnal
nan call INV own in my declining years Frohlls
80 -. ali The office If elected to the best OF hiy
ability, am, ". .-,,lv
iourS u ~ Henry E. Byrd.
Temperanceville August A. 1906.
no INV friends and fellow citizens:
II 'a .ake This method Of announcing mysei car
| didate for the Office of constable OF MetonpAin
Magisterial district - % eoid Office
S6onld my friends elect me 10 sSiu OH olioe' sd :
nronise the people an honest ana einclehe a. 49,
| ministration Thanking my frlehos III ""'""'>
for their support uoenootfruv
Thos. II. Walker.
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Candidates Cards.

To the voters of Pungoteague District: ..,,on
announce myself a candidate Tor re-eieetlon i
N the office of Constable of said district subject
TO the Democratic Primary. promised you wnen
first elected that would be honest ahu my ue.at
70 again ask your support have kept my
promise and feel that the Democratic yoteIs !!
viii give their verdict of approval. promise 70 70
discharge the duties OF the office IN the iutuie & -
| have in the past, faithfully honestly a'" ''"'
Yours truly,
W. L. Drummond.
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Yours Very Truly,

10 tho voters of Atlantic Magisterial District !:
Have lnH been faithful to you in the discharge Oh
NV dnties AZ a public servant, as promised you
"S Would be when / was first elected? II SO
again kindly ask you for one more term as 5n cUn-
o.at 70 primary and If my friends will honor me
with one more term again promise faithful;
honast and Efficient discharge Of the duties OF the
Office to the best of my ability. Thanklng my my
kind friends for all past fayoTs ana Ior all '"e'
will render me in the future, remain
"''' Your humble. public servant,
y. 4. Ross Sr. constable.
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in1 Announce myself candidate for treasurer OF OF
Accomac county, and pledge myself II eected sO 20
ao a,,iovad for the past twenty years, wnom
hone viii give me the time during the months OF
nope p od Inne 10 present the issues Of the cam,
paign so much to the interest and aS %e,ase s al al
every kome. All are requested 10 hen lhee u shall
nnen NV canvass and introduce my running
mate 70 the voters. With best wishes am
A. +. Mears.
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~, ~ trierds and fellow citizens:

To my friends ana lellO" CleiNSh3' -, ooo-
tai 4ake This method of announcing mysei can
didste for the office of constable of Metompkin,
District, subject to the regulations OF
the party should ca my iT1ToaS 1To%se a0tS the
,'o me oi of Netompkin Magisterial District ialth-
gDPre l%I honest @ and efficient administration to the
hns, ul, of INV ability. Thanking my friends IN ad-
vance for any assistance which tney mlay man u
pleased to render me in the COM eoIlIiis
remain Teage L. Byrd.
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To the voters of Pungoteague district;
take this method of announcing to my fIienas
and the public generally that am caiole".e io. ,e
the primary. II elected. will endeayor 20 ois,
cha roe the duties of the Office efficiently and
courteously and in the best interest oil all inc
''0''N Yours very Truly
Geo. c. Walker.
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To my friends and fellow citizens: oar.
d;date for The office of constable OF Metompkin
MaSsterial District. subject to this regulations OF
tbe Democratjc party. Should my friends honor
me by electing me to said office ! promise the
people of Metompkn Magsterai t oaI the
il best of NV humble ability. 1t shall be my pleas
ure and duty in order to properly administer INC
affairs of said office, to retain and freely consul
al, a., tiends in advance for any assistance which
thew m, may be pleased to render me in the coming
campaign. remain
Very res~cctfully,
q D. ,ooe Parksley, Va.
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To my friends and fellow citizens: ... oasoo
mS sSronnce myself as a candidate for the once
of cnnstobe of Atlantic Magistera District sub
ol or 20 tse regulations of the Democratic party.
Should my friends honor me BY boAest seeag agd me eyS
said Office promise faithful ~ HSneos ,Se Office Snu 10 the
Sast nf INV ability Thanking my friends Tor any
assistance they may render me.
Lennie L. Mears.
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william T. Mason, OF Thorogood;
Parksley. Va.
9-25, 1906.


To the voters Of Metompkin District: ,.,;o
This is TO inform my friends and the puoiS
,,onaraiiv that am candidate for constable IN
Metompkin district subject to the Democratic
Primary. and to solicit their support. II nomr
mated and elected promise faithful ana euS,, ,Sa
host of nv ability. Thanking you in adyancei
Yours Very Truly,
Levin Z CrOwsOn.
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A. f. Mears.


To my friends and fellow citizens: o,,o oor-
take this method OF announcing mysel, pace os- sor
ddate for the office OF Justice or ncratc .me Pri.
ms@n'ia apy and ' il nominated and elected will dis
charge the duties of the office to the best Oh my
sbility. Soliciting the support OF the voters Oh
the district, am. .,,,,
o. w. Dunton.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
f A r M
Located in ACcOmaCk County, Y

By virtue of DEGREES of the Corfafa-
ton Court for the City of Roanoke va
entered at the January Term is,''' ,ano
the April Term, 1907, in the chancer
cause Of Louis Catogni and others VS.
J. ]. Catogni's .Administrator anc
others. we will sell at public auction
in the village Of PUNGOTFAGU n
Accomack County, Virginia, at 1870
O'Clock noon Oh the
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TERMS OF SALE.

Cash as to the cost of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual Install
ments from the day of sale, with IN
terest from the day of sale, and with
the right to the purchaser to pay all q
said residue in cash if he 80 desires.
G.. A MCH UGH,
JOEL H. CUTCHIN,
H. T. HALL,
Special Commissioners.
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|, S. S. Brooke, Clerk of the Cor
poration Court for the City Of Koa-
noke, Va, do certify that the bond re-
duired of G. A. McHugh, Joel d..
Cutchin and H. II. Hall, Special Com
missioners in the above styled cause
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th day
of April, 1907.
S. 5. Brooke, Clerk.
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the following described property, 10
Gated i'm AccOmack County, Virginia
FIRST: A tract or parcel OF land
containing bv estimation sxty-hve
l65 Az. more or less, and bounded a.
follows: On the North by Nandus
Creek; East by the lahd formerly De
longing to Herbert l.. Warren; South
by the land of DR.. A. Il. A.. Kuslan'
being formerly a portion of the "Shep'
herds Plain" farm, and on the Yves,
bv cove which is an arm OF the SAID
Nandua Creek.
SECOND: A piece of woods-land
adjoining the land of DR.. A. L. Il.
Russian and bounded as follows, to-wlt:
On the North by the land OF the sald
DR.. A. II l.. Russian; East by the land
of Thomas Chandler, and extending
along this line about two hundred and
twenty-fiv strides to a ditch; soutn
bv the land of John l.. Warren; West
by the land of the said DR.. A. L. Il.
| Russian.
Being the same tracts or parcels OF
land conveyed to Louis Catogni ano
II. ]. Catogni by Benjamin L. Guntel
and wife by deed dated the 2nd day O
October, 1905, and recorded in the
clerks office of AccOmack County, IL
deed book 1875 and 1906, page 223.
There is located on this property al
eight room dwelling house with nee
essary out-buildings, and one new
tenant house.
The foregoing property will be sole
subject to the lien of deed Of trus
from Louis Catogni and J. j. Catogn
TO Benjamin II. Gunter, trustee, datet
October I'd, 1905, to secure to Susan M
Battaile the payment of a bond 10
s., ,833 .33, of even date with said deed
and payable on demand, with interes
thereon from The 2nd day of October
1906, and a certain bond in favor G
May Gunter Edmonds for $5OO,0.
dated October 2nd, 1865, and payabl
on demand with interest thereon fror
October 2nd, 1876. The purchase
: will be required to assume as part
the purchase money, the payment
the debts secured under said tru
= deed.